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Festival to ease Mesa tensions.fizzles
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An outdoor festival designed an
pan to f05ter better relations between
a sector of Costa Mesa res1den1sand a
center for the homeless apparently
had the opposite effect th11 weekend
Many residents who have Iona
complained about Rea Community
Center on Hamilton Street felt that a
music fest1 'l<al and p1cn1c Saturday
wu used to promote the facility but
did little to assuage their ancvanc~
Homeowners near the center have
been complaining for more than a
)Cat that some of the people who arc
drawn to the fac1hty for its free food
and medical services hucr the neigh-
borhood. get into fiahts and arc drunk
10 public.
As a result, one resident said, only
about I 0 families from the surround-
ing neighborhood showed up at the
hahtly attended fesuval The event
was the first an a scnc of gathcnng~
aimed at bnnaina "rommuniues
t~ether 1n a celebrator') manner "
C®nc1lwoman Mary Hornbuckle ha~sa1d last lo\.CCk
"There ""ere vcr) few rc'>1dents
there," said' Barbara L1t1rell. who
h\'CS on the corner of Bay Street and
Mc)'er Place across from the center
"It's an excellent idea for aJJ of Costa
Mesa, but as far as mendana the
problem, I 1hink 1t agravatcd the
problem."
Llttrell said residents have nothing
aga1pst the homekss. It's just that
they shouldn't put a shelter for them
1n a res1dent1al ne1&}1borhood
"No one else would want to hve 1n the~ cood111ons," she said, rcfemna
in pen to her fear of lcavma her
ch1Jdrcn unaucndcd on her front
lawn for fear lhat they m1aht be
bothered by Rea's chentcle "No one
else would want 10 bu) a ttome on
Skid Row. That's" hat it's hkc ..
L1t1rell, who attended the festn al
on a playing field next to the center.
said she received M:' enll call from
nc1ahbors who felt that the event was
beina u~d as a public relations ploy
for Rea
"A lot of people called me and said,
'Can )'OU believe this?' ..
L1t1rcll said she "as panacularly
offended b) a spce<.'h dcl 1' ered over a
loudspeaker that complimented
hare Our Selves ( 0 ). a private
rehefaaency and the larae t of several
aaenc1es at the center.
tr4Nlltlonal tea ceremony to pay tribute to N09uchl, who
41etl In DecetwMr, are Toren; fleftf and Henry Se99ntrom.
IOMt MatsuMOto •114 Shoji S4Nlao, tft• artist"• a11octate.
Violence solv~d with people skills
tectiv.e 's maternal qualities 12_ay_ off ~~h!o"'nic~~~~:i~~~~~~ffi~d~~~~J1~:f~~i
-dnna;-my C11rttr would h~ tndcd n ht
ly VM IYK•N the trade in Ori nae County. 01nkr she said t.hctt... . f: °' ......... she's nt\'tr tttn any T9ton to ,et out of It Actu.~Jy. bowcv~~· tl wa n twthe ''t· ~ · buff. L da Oiell .. I ttall) 1~1 anto IJw cnforttmcnt pretty mov1na. M11m1 Yacc asp«t ofla .cnforct·
• con-. h~"ltnl · bo)n cdr much ~accident .. $hc utd mcnt that turned out to be Ci1e ler ~trona ~ t care muc .or ml 1 ut cops an , . • • · int cnm& • J 1dn t dream ofbc1ns a cop whfn I v.u po 1· fact t ., the "peoplt kill\" hash·
"TM're are ~ few IO(KI m~ movie's a ch1ld. And, to tell )!)U ~he tnnh. for the fi"'t liabtcd by h~r'ap7.tude tnt that turned out to bt
out theft." she 11id. 1llc only ona I ve hktd \Jutt or four )tars. 1 d~n 1 neca.nty look a\ it · the kc to her law enforttJnent carur. .
that rve~""1'llyha\'cbetnonttbbtd"°n auomctb1na I wu ,otna to do lhc mt of my .. (1•1 the in•c~•""int and intcrropt1na
&rut seonn... hfc. But It t0mc ~1nt. and I couldn't ua<:tly ttlat 1 do be t .. she sald "1 1«m to ttave 1 Qiakr should know. In 26 )'tars It a ptnpoint II for )OU. It ~me my profc sion h knack for It and frankly I think pan of tht
pOlice detec:Uvc. ~ at'fn't 100 many th1np JUM son of haPl)(Md. ~ reason 1s th.it f'm a ... oma'n." * -.·c teen. ~ay~ 1t w8' panly by chin« that G1c lcr Giesler' be pcctacled face !«ms at once
. WMle nOl by any meant t~ vaoknt cnme aot into law cnfol"(cmcnt But ntl)' in her stem and n\1t1\e, s~una the mild.
CllPIW ohhc MllOft, COtll Ma1 has ~ it scholas11c carttr at Orantc <MUI ollrtt. maternal auth<>nt> oh tchool teacher.
iltaft O(rapn, -utu. and muf'den inn JOmCOnc •w Mr at• po\ctuaal po!i_ct officer. It ma) ~m 1nconvuou' to t.al~ about
,at hhlory. And Oietlcr has 1n\titiptcd a ~I took o: or=~ptJ:,udc tn~ and t~ maternal quahtac 1n tht contot of a murJcr
pd aumbci' Of1M'nt. bee . .• =u '.:--a~ ~id "So thn ~ q1';!,'ti~n 1n"e tsp_t1on, but G~r said it's that K>rt of ...._Md 111ne1www1 1nternnn1 oi~ d 1 t .._. demeanor that of\cn works~ t tlic llicl. .. One caec IMt'a 1uaycd on my mind me. o so1ntoprnonnc orcoun~11\1 or ~ • 1919 ...... Md a _,.. Of (our Yrbat. Then m) ld"•ttt Mtd, 'What about law "There ha"e been cun •he~ a uspect
•• II '0tt ...... H..S in doWM&atf' •loR"cmn11r .. hu ref'1tc'd to Lalk to ot.~ 1n\ t~ton. but ~ta, w19o ._ ~ ovtt the Under prettUrt from Mr ad\'1tcr to has~lotaJkto~. shet11d. lf)oucan.
hiNld ·..a -..•ty --•ltld. Three of them declare a ,,,.,or and tct about a carttr peth, cnv1~on bcu\I 1n ,atl, cbaqtd With murder,
died Oauurvived n..1•1oneotouruMOlvcd G1Cllcr dtc•dtd 10 IJ"C 1t a II')'. )Our re bound to be 1Catt<f to dc'81h. me• c:eeei... It!::.'° happened, tlk" lllilicl. that tM o"I)' limn a ~thcr f 1.1urt ts Clactl)' •ho you Med
It my ifl·~-11 tnna; but ifs lhc on1J lew ~me•• dut oe-en at tk umc 1 to talk to. •••aiH Gilllir• ~ kndwn. fliPt "°",.an vace and narcoun. alk"•ns to pcopte a.wt ~1n1ns tnfot·
pr cw Mell"•..,._.., bOlllicidt dc1«.... "--n.a. or CCNnr. 11 1 Yer) rAd•1• ~ matton 1 • larwr p1n ohrh1t Oitsltr don for a
ti ... m wf/la Wl'J h ofhlr tn ""°Pb' oft.w•..._...I. .witla a tol o1---. ao 1t liv1ns nd ttw humanrontatt ~ltintfroma
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he s~ud the eHnt also tned to
Portra) lhe playina field as a safe
meeting pla e for fam1Jies. something
she said 1s not true.
"It's hke they're aoina to prove to
the whole world that anyone can use
the park. rcprdles of the (transients)
there:· Littrell siud
But Jean Forbath. director of SOS,
said the e'ent was mere!) pan of a
broader plan to cnacnder g:reatu
under tandinJ between various
ethnic group 1n the city
"I think the lo\.hOle point this IS
the first one an the cat) and at just
happened to be at Rea," Fort.lb taid.
The event was the first of 11 mani-
festivals sponsored by the d_ty•1
Human Relations Committee. Tbe
prOlflm w11J culminate with a multi·
ethmc t'thenna at Lion's Park on
Sept. 2 .
Sttll, Forbalh bad hoped the event
would bnnJ arcater undentandiftl
between Rea and the community.
"Any opponunuy for residents to
pan1c1pate with thinas at Rea center
would be a:rcat. There a.re wonderful
th1nas 101na on there. I think our aty
should be proud of 1t.:'
f
No·ise complaints
send Village Inn
owner -into court .
ly IRIS YOKOI accord1na to the city attorney's office. °' lfW o.-y,... ,,.,, ljOWC\'CT, a live cntcr1t1omcnt per-
On Tue~•)'. the o""'flcr of the mlt as required for anythu~ o\ber
popular Village Inn on Balboa bland thanaptanoororaan.suchasaww,a ~ns a JUr) tnal on m1\demcanor S)nthcs1zer and an) other amplified
cba.t)C\ of d1stul"b1n1 another pcTSOo annrument with e~cess".e no1st In 1983. the cay learned a syn·
But a battle that 1nvohts the inn, th~1zer had been ad<kd to the P'AOO
ncighbon v.ho complain of noise bar at the inn. Oty Man.,er Robert
from the inn'5 bu, Cit) offica.als and W~nn said
the police has raacd o"er a decade. 'You know th05C synthcsazen caa
Villa&t" (nn owntr Rober1 Yardk be prop-ammed to sound lake.a f\&11
feels the c-1ty ·~ imply hara ana a Manne C'orp march1na ti.ad;
tucccssful hus1ne sman bccau$t of Wynn said.
the ~pcatcd complaint ofone ntt&h· The council decided the 1yn·
bor -htrlt"~ PackJrd. who hvcs at t.Msuer was pert of the ptano Mr and
1305 Park "'cnue nc\t door to the allov.cd its ux, but ~u1red a lave
100. entcna1nment permit be obtaJned,
CH) officials SA) Yardlt). S7, has W)nn said rcfu~d to comply with cond1t1ons ccord1n1 to an OctobeT 1986
spec1fitd on h1\ cnttruinment per-ctter to Yardley from License uper-
m1t visor Glen E\'trroad. the V11lqe lnn•1
..o\nd after tv.o pohct officers ~re h"e entertainment permit to allow an
called to the inn on no1!>C complaints amplified au1tar and a ynthcslZer an
on one hot A.uaus1 n1&ht. the d1Slnct the lounac "'asapprovcd With specafic aupmc> ·-; office decided a cnmanal cond1ttons: thata noasc-level monitor
action hod taken place and filed approved t>, a coont) env1ronmen~J
cha'ics on at\ o"' n ap1ns1 Yardle) hulth noise pectahst be installed tn
and J'lwev.pon Beach musician Rick · tbcbanrcaandthat "Em~ncyEiut
Arthur 'ihcrman Only" hardware and ao audible alarm
There's ont thins on whtch C\-Cf)· be 1nstal~ on double doon to bar
one agrees -the mo ha scncratcd entrance from Park A 'enuc
noise complaints for decades The ctt) furthtr rcquu·td the doon
Bu11' in the late IQ . the tt be closed. ~•th alarm activated, at 10
taurant and bar ha\'C provided h\'e pm so only cmC1'gCnC) ~ as
tntertaanmcnt sc'cn da)s 1 Wttk aJlo""cd throuah those doors.
since I 947 accord1na to Yardlt) "Apparent! • the Villqc lnn didn't
Yard le).' a resident of Rancho fulfill all ats cond1tton.s," Bob Oakley,
Santa Fe in nonh n D1cao County, Pohcc spokesman. said.
bought the hu inc an 1975 The doors ""ere sometimes ck>led,
use permit v.a not rcctuircd for a sometimes left open. Oakley aaad..and
piano or 1u1tar at the V1llqc Inn frt.-... INN/AJJ
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withdrawn
from seized
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Depositors ha"e withdrawn S60
mtlbon from the In 1nc·ti.1Cd Ltn-
coln Savtnp & Loan since 1t wu
tttzed last Wttk, apparently d-.e to
confusion about ti.nkru~r~an• of its parent compeny. a ~·
IJtor 111d unday.
The 29-branch SAL 1 not put of
lbc ti.nkn&pte) .90\llht by ArDttllCM
Conuncnuil Corp of Pbom1A, *
the SAL custOtMn' money ia ....
MM1 Federal Home Loen Ink ~
Chairman M. Danny Walt
"Tl9cy ha\.e ftO fal08 IO .w1 .....
their fund ,"Wall aaict n1 a tcllfll-~
1ntc1"1ew from WatblftllOft, D.C.
1n an cffon to re~ ..
w1thdruwat1, WaU laid ..,_ ...
WllhdreW a QCJUftcate ol :: .. _.,,,....... ... ..., ....
can retura 1M_.t~f11 "' .... a.-.
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•tion. .. 1.iuet hope he stays in Newpon."
H•ntU\ltOn Beach Police Detective
Bob Russell half-jok.iftlly said of the
f'eccDf"U'SOlfiJT. --
Newpon Beach police and fire
inve11jptors arc jointly searching for
a suspect in· a.,.aozen fires believed
purposefully <Ct on several streets in
Harbor View Hills in the last eight
months, mos1ly in the last three
wcets, on weekend nights or early
momiop.
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Tbe incident• have raftlld hm ""1ila&c on the charKtet or the •n1ne11U011llll••· a.. •-i •51:~ I I~ Howenr ......... ' JIE · tmall truh-can flm and vcfiidc ftret HartM>r View HIU11noni1t, except to Al muy • ·30 ulWJelo•hw **" Oii" ~~ • ••lllidon of leKh ........... ocMalll Dlb
tothtdctU'UC'lionohnemptyhouw •ylhtyatronalybelievethtsutpee1 diWn wen •PloYed to,...... the ~wot' fr111~111ror1.-. .. ~
Oft Pon WestbouMC. UVet in tM Itta. DtiahbodoOd .... ~ TM youdl Wll l_PP.ffhended when crimct jn MotJwr chy. dlin fllS
Althouah invndpton have no MUfh o( the evidence ha1 been 1·Wbilc IOCM 100 liKb .,_ UJD Md to lialll a tire in the dasappnred, RUIMll aid.
ddinitive clues or suspects. 1ame bumcd, they 111d The only material m1dents who at a ntilb· wrona area at the wrona time," said He 11 Mill at 111111, ....,. to be
madenu of the area lined with well-they can confirm has bttn used to borhood in(onnation meetina IUt Rutaell, Who wu pert o( the anon aomewbeiioutoftliu1at.t ... wttenht
kept. sin&Je-famUy homes lpf('ulated saan 1 couple o( the Ores is ftews-Wttk were -.~Im in expreMina their invatiaation. .J split, all the nry totally 1topped;•
the anoni51 was a uoubledjuvenUt. pa~. police spolcsm1n Bob Oakley concern, the Hunt1n1ton Bffcb retl· The youth confated to aetuna 0~ Russell said.
Fire inlPfdor Jim UplOa uid in said. ckntf'"'Yocn: loudly vind1ct1vc 1n their of the niahttime fin:s. Hov.c"er. Russell satd he suonaty doubttd
aome CIKS. wre &ft dues that Th h' . .,;: fear. bo th L I I &h1\suspcct1sbeckin0nin,eCount)'. ind1catctheanon11t11ajavenilc. .. ere15n'tan~t inatopo1ntt11c • ut rec v.etd atcr, •JU\emc ··1 v.ouklth1nkn'snotthe1uy.,.c'rc
Ch.Id A fi . fi d lintier it anybody.' he .. id. More than 200 anary rcsadents or cowi comm1Maontr relcaled tht looLina at ... ~usaell t1id ... we·~ 1 ren oucn set ires in con ine " Exact I) five )cars aao. pohce and the predominantly apanmcnt-oc-ei1hth·1radcr af\cr determ1 n1n1 "" concealed places, .. back in a li~tledark fire investiptors in Huntinaton cu pied area showed up toa communi· police !lad lnterroaated him for two prctt) ~ure lfe's out ohtate ..
,comer so!"eplacc wh~~ they ve fOne Beach pinpointed -but were ne"Ver t) mectin1 in late March ofl 984, with hounbetore read1n1h1m his Miranda Kuucll said the Huntinston Beach
to play with matches, Upton Slid abk to con\tCt -tv.o suspttts in a some vo""'" to "break the au 's · ti; case v.as tomcwhat easier to In·
Othu~sudra thetype"Of'-dottn--~:nottt-~tt-<0tt--mect-~·rt-tr-ttmt~·~·l)Me-tlite-tancmit'...._.~.._ .... ;--~ile1:011Hftiarc:mc-r-ah10"td"Y'liscdl-thc~lf'n1t10tt--t-fteft-1,Jte..-ff4~~~f)Ot1--j
material igntted. can hp off' ·in· denstly populated ne1shborhood Others asked law enforcement of· bofa ~ts their son was in dire fkac incidents because the 19 4
vcstigators to the scit of the penon near Yorktown Avenue and Dela-fic1als about the consequences bf need ohherapy. fires all occurred within one squa~
who set the fire, Upton uid. A ware Strttt. shootina the culpnt. -Russell •id the bo) and h1 fa mil) blod
woman jilted by her boyfriend, (or The fires occurred from January to Some resjdcnu said they planned moved out of the area w1th1n &he year. till, an arson 1nvesupt1on is
instance. may torch the home they Apnl of 19'84, usuall) at night and m to move from the area. ln"Vcsutaton th<'n believed they never clear-<:ut and simple. Rus~ll
shared or photographs of them outdoor Jocauons such as garqcs, So it cauaht many of the residents had panpoantcd another suspect, a ~·d "You're ~ork1n1 w1.1h the un·
tosethcr. he said. carpons, trash dumpsters and lauo· ofrauud wJ,en lcn than a week after man an bis mtd·20s -.ho also lived'" .known. You're 0) nib)' the at' of
However, mvcstiptors refused to dry room~ 1n the predominantly that boisterous commu~1ty pthcr-the area. RuucJJ Ja\d. }Our pants." he 511d.
Teens fn stolen car
(:aught after chase
C \I II ttlC'\I \ 1 4tl II 1Cl
Ticket bought in HB w q rth 'S6M
SACRAMENTO (AP) -Two
players had the six winnrna "Louo
6-49'. numbers and will split a
S 13,466,322 JICkpot, state lo ttel")
officials said Sunday.
uckcts
Seven tickets had five. reaular
numbers and the bonus. and the bu)er~ each won $298,327. The
tickets \\<ere bouiht in Paramount
Escondido, Coronado. Roseville.
Auburn. San Pablo, and Cupenino
Two teen-agers in a stolen car led
police on a chase throuah residential
areas of Fountain Valley, reaching
speeds up to 90 mph, before they
turned onto a dead-end road and
crashed in a dirt field, police said.
Officer Bobby Miramontes tried to
stop the 1988 Honda Accord at
Warner Avenue and Ward Street
about 4:10 p.m., but it sped otr into
the Green Valley housin1 tract,
Founwn v.itcy poHcc LL Mike
Hanrahan sajd.
The driver ran stops sips and
li&hts as the car wound onto Slater
A venue and Euclid StRet.
But the driver made "a traaic
error," Hanrahan said, when he tned
to ao south on Newhope Street from
Slater. That's where the street dead·
ends into a field wher~ the Southpark
project 11 tcheduled to be builL
The car W8$ .uolcn from the Park
Pacific apanment complex at Warner
and Ward Just before the chase
started, he said.
Arrested on suspicion of auto theft
was 1 16-ycar-old boy from Fountain
Valley and Benny Cho. 18, of Los
Anaelcs. The juvenile, whose name
~s not released because of his llJe, was turned over to his parents. Cho
was booked at the Orange County
JaH.
Motorist killed in Trabuco Canyon
A Mission Viejo man was killed
Sunday when he lost control ofhis car
on a rural, drixzle·slicked highway
and slammed into a telephone pole ju~t north of the unincorporated
Trabuco Canyon area, officials said.
The 39-year-old man, whose name
was not released pending notification
of relatives, was headed 'SOuth at
about I :45 a.m . on Live Oak Canyon
Road near Hamilton Trail.
He lost control of his 1966 Chev-
rolet and hit the pole, the dispatcher
said. The man, who was not wcannga
scatbell, was thrown from the car and
then crushed by it, he said. ..
Viejo woman finds her father ~lain
The body of an elderly Mission
Viejo man, the victim of a homicide.
was discovered Sunday, sheriffs of·
ficials said.
The man's daughter entered her
home on El Moro about I a.m. and
found her father dead, Lt. Harold
LINCOLN
l'romAt
will be forgiven and the full value
restored.
Funds arc insured by the Federal
Savinss and Loan Insurance Corp.
and the Federal Deposit Insurance
Corp. is beinf brought in as con-
servator, he said.
"The concern that we have is that
some people have confused or mis·
understood the relationship between
American Continental ... and the
savinp and loan that they own in
Cali fornia that is not part of the
bankruptcy," Wall said.
American Continental. a luxury
INN
Schaffroth said.
The results of an autopsy Sunday
afternoon to determine the cause of
death were not ava1lablt.
The man's name and the address of
the home were not released.
resort d~veJoper, announced Thurs-
day 1l was tcekina bankruptcy proccc·
tion. Federal reaulators seized Lin·
coin Savinp on Friday, saying it was
being operated in an unsafe and
unsound condition.
·"There have been in excess ofS60
m illion withdrawn since the an·
nounccment of the bankruptcy,"
Wall said.
The loss of that sum ha not
endanaercd the nearly SS billio S&L,
but Wall said, "That's a ot of
money."
Wall would not charac enzc the
money loss as a run on the S&L, but
described Saturday's activity as
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Hte .. •nf •rte aauer ..._.~A ~ tlllternuan llauled In the
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were· cevered wlttl lliarln• IN• •nd their ••rte~ were
0•11•"-.. uer ~ Ttle shell was d tapoaed of by tit• 8fNftlt 14..-.
.. heavy withdrawals," with pan1cu· llrb' .._. .aivity at a limited
number of branches.
Pan of the confusion apparently
stems from the fact that many
Uncoln Sav1nas customers were
awart its parent was seeking
benkruptcy protection because many
invested in bonds issued by American
Continental, Wall said.
Some ot those bond1 wtrc sold at
Lincoln Savin~ branches but the
bonds were not insured, because they
weren't deposits.
Wall s~culated that those
branches wuh the greatest withdrawal
activity may have been location1
where greater numbers of bond were
sold.
All o( Lincoln Savinas' branches
arc in Southern California. As or
mid-1988 it was ranked as the state's
I 8·1arsest thrift.
The bank board said upon semna
LUlcoln that its troubles ~pn when
American Continental bought 11 1n
1984.
The board said manafement had
abandoned its traditiona operations
to pursue ••a rapid &rowih strateJY
based on solic1t1n1 brokered deposits
to purchase real estate and to fund
h1&h risk acqu11ition. development
and construct1on loans. equity secllri·
ties andjun.k bonds."
The tickets, boul)lt in Huntington
Beach and Alameda, wtll bnng
·S6, 733, 16 I to their owners
T'he numbers drawn Saturday
night were-S, 49, 24. 36. 41. 9 and the
bonus number, 7. Winners' names
aren't known until they 1um in their
There were 271 tickets with five
number • each winning Sl.910. while
16,6 70 uckcts bad four numbers to
win SSS.
DETECTIVE "I can honestly s&) I was never hel~
back because I was a woman," sbc
From· A 1 said "I never felt I was an outcast. I. survivor in the 1979 bludgeoning -alwa) \felt rnpccted by m) peers~·
cases," she said. "There was one Giesler said she love spons, but
recent instance when sbe called me -doesn't banter about 1t at work the
she's li ving 1n Nonhem California -way many of her male colleagues do.
and told me she was going to be in the Sult, she said, commun1cat1on "ith
area. We aottoaether, she. her mot.her her peen had never been a problem. and I, and had lunch."
But unlike some professions, cnm1• "Mo.~ of our .. talk1n1 1s . !'Of'k·
nal invcsti.,atfon doesn'ufford many related. she said And when Its not
opponuniucs for profeuional con-. abo1;1t work. we talk about our
tact to blossom into social inter-families lso. one of my co-workers
action. 11 a movie bufT. and 1.t turns out his
''You don't make deep fnendships wt.e 1n movies 1s 1m!!M to mme. so
when you're v.ork1na 1 Qlt," w we talk about mo' 1cs
said. "The profession's too int.efttefor Clas 1cs hit<' ·· .\fncan Queen and
that. l'U keep in contact with people t '°SP1nacu1" arc apt 10 tct favorable
meet on cun. but I couldn't be reviews ftom G'ialer, as arc.a few
havi na families o( victims over to more receri't feature .uch as·'ChiJdttn
dinner at my home. I don't think I o( 1 Letter God'' and this year's
could stand the emotional llrain " '"Ram Man."
Giesler was 21 and still a student It Sk11f\I and prden1n1 -mainly
the collqe when she was hired as a roses and otMr noWffl -arc two or
detective with tbe Coau Mae Police her other favonte lels&m time
Depanment, where she joined the pursuits.
juveoJle crimea clc1ail. "I JUSt dabble a htllt," she said.
It wa.s 1963, and~ was only one "No1bin1 that takes 100 much work ••
other woman Oft tbe fotie. Unlike tome pri>leMionab. Ganlcr
"I waa hired as a dttective becal.llt Mid she 11 able to tepenle Wort (rom
in thOle days women did not wOrt out home life.
on the ~u.·· she •kl "It was ••1 like pe.ce and quiet when I'm
unheMI of." hom'C. .. lbe aaid.
But wberas bei111""I woman kept Gictler. 47, .-11 bom in Los
her out of unifonli aad oil pe.uol Act1'a ud raalCld in E' 11 1, Ore.
duty, Oii*r said lhedonn"t belit\'e Uninarried, she is rtili .. a tte..,..ed
•he waa the viai1n ol diterimination. aiece. SK livn in .......... Hllla.
Seats available on
zoning review board
In Laguna Beach
TM I aaum llmcb_ City Counril IS Kttpl.ina
uolication1 for three ,....... 1Mmben and two IJ.en.tea IO the South I ...... Specific Plan Board olltcview until S p.m. Tbunday. Apnl 27. lalef'Viewl wilt be be.Id 1t 6 p.m. May 2 by the
City CowKil at iu ~ mceuna in council
cbambcn. ~S Forest A<ve. • TM board -wbac:h meets at 4 p.m. on l~
teCODd and fourth Tunday of. the month -11 a
le'VCD-metnber body wt th three al~ appointed
by tbe City Council to make recommendations to
the city'• zonina off~r for ma11tn rtpl'dinJ zonina
pamtlS. tentative maps, coa1tal deveJopm.cnt
permits. variancft, sate plans and landteap1n1 plans.
Alternates atttnd all meeunp. but vote only wheft.
lea thaJt seven members are present Board members and altematC'S al..o are ex·
• .,ec1ed to viJit lk set.es and review· plans of pro.)C'Cts
prior to the meetini. The board usually acts on I 0 to
l S items ptt meeuna.
J...aauna Beach residents interested 1n a pos111on
should obtain an application from the City Clerk's
office. CaJI 497-3311 ut. 209 for more 1nforma11on.
.,,,AUL~
or .. ._ .......
Childree of~ ·so. will recaeni.ze the lanctnwb: a
drive-an ra&aurant. a s..n.1Ckent stem. 1 motel and a
Blue Cbip 9'amp rt(kmptioa ~nan.
. Thole •ts. and moft, are all k>Catat on a ICalt
mock I or 1 city of that era. built by the children of peopk
who~ up in umalar commun1tan..
Located It I.be Adams School sate an Costa Mesa, the
model is one olthJ'C't buih by more than 2~ students an
the Newport-Mesa Unified ~hool District's GA TE
propam·fo·r aifkd and tak-nled younpten.
• Chik!ttn are tested befott they tt admitted to Ult'
prosram and represent the top S percent of the d1stnct's
students.
The five-Wttk ,ro,1«t ·was pan of the urban
development phase of the curriculum stud) on econ·
om1cs, GATE anitructor Jennifer MacMastcr ad.
Combined with other clements in the economic
study, the students arc workina toward eam1na 1everal
"master's"~
011\cd students from the d1s1nc1•s founh. fifth and
suth arac:tes attend the GA TE pr01f8m two da)S each
month where they arc chaUcnacd bc)ond the normal
cumculum for their srade levels.
"We're teaching cnucal th.1hkina and problem
50lv1ni." MacMastcr said Free estate pla. nnlng seminars The studen(I had to do plenty of both dunng the "model cities" prOJCCl. • ,
A free seminar on avoiding probate and Cruldrcn worked on one of the three modc:ls without
minimizina estate taxes will be held from 6:30 Pm. knowing other students were workmg on other models
lo 9 p.m. on Tuesday, Apnl 25, at the l..aauna ~ach Each model is the same community. Balboa -but
LibraJY; and from t:JO p.m. to 3 f?.m. WednC1da;. from a drffcrcntcra The 1950s ctty is nanlced by a 190()..
ApnllO ..... at the Cahfom1a Federal Bank 1n San Ju:=n'--11--3"-'ra viii con Qnc s1dc.andJLmettopohuirca 2050 on the
Capistrano an from : p.m. o : p.m. f-nday, other. --
'"April 21 at Mercury SaVJng.s in Et Toro. Students had to follow the same steps as planners 1n
Participants receive a step-by-step workbook lbc real w~rld They had to consider 1onang. ut1la11es,
a.od learn about h vina trusts throu&h a slide transportation and recreation needs. They had to plan
prcxntatioo. For more 1nforma11on. calf 859-6107 rcs1denttaJ nc11flborhood • andustl)al stttors and bu si-
Depressive dlsord~s discussed
Ways to recognuc the s1 s and symptoms of
deprcwvc disorders will bee plored at a mect1na of
the Irvine Family Services fi om 7:30 to 9:30 p m.
Thursday. April 27, at NQrthwood Community
Park, 43SJ Bryan Ave. /
Effective trcatments, includin& psychodynam1c
therapy, co1rutivc therapy and medkauon. will be
dascuned by Dou-1as Kahn, M.D.
The proaram 1s free and open to the pubhC' f or
more information. call David Ande'"'°n at
724-6643.
Consumer workshops due
Three workshops devoted to informing con-
sumers of their rights and rc,pons1b1htics arc
scheduled at Oranac Coast Collcac be&Jnning at 9
a.m. Wednesday, Apnl 26.
Creditors' riahts will be explained by Ehiabeth
Murphy, director of education for Consumer Credit
Counselors of Orange County, at 9 a.m m OCT'
Science Lecture HaJI 102.
Connie Gonuna. consumer services rcprcscr.·
tative for the Contractors talc License Board. will
discuss contra.ct rights at 11 a.m. in Fine Ans H•ll
102.
ne s d1stncts.
And to begin development. they needed plannina
approvals and bu1l<hn1 permits They had to secure
build mg suru>lics appropnate for the era
The re ult was three bcachs1dc communities de-
signed to reflect the population and time
Visitors to the 1900 model, populat16n 2,SOO. will
find a V1ctonan mansion. complete with lace curtains. n
ice house, a saloon. a circus wuh frcak s.ide hows. a trolley
and livery stable.
Alon,a with dnvc-ans and the S-and-10, the I~ (h
community of 25.000 boasts a brewery, an airport and -
a sight we can only dream about now -an undeveloped
beach front lot for sale.
Jn fact. the difference betw«n the two models 1s
strik1na enouJ}l to &JVC vmtors an inkling of what's 10
come· Shnnlong open space and l rowdC'd roads, bul al•m
modern convcmcnces and advancing tcchnoloay.
And, sure enough, the c11y or the future rdlcct5 -.
society that has precious little open space but a mind
boa&J1 ng army oftcchn1cal w1zardf} to meet the needs of a
community or 125,000.
Theres a people mover. dcsalinauon plant wind
senerators and h)drophon1c farm Fueled by )OUthful
1maginat1ons, the metropolis also bouts a Robots R l "
stor-c and Kiddy 6'un-0-Rama where no adults an:
Students In the New·
port-M••• Unlfle4'
·school Dl1trlct•1
GAT• pr09r.,.. for
gifted •nd talentH
youngsters look
over their ctty of the
future l•bov•I whlle
Ltg Wong Cr19MJ, 10,
e •••Ines the COM·
munlty of the p~1t.
o ... , "-' ......... , a... ... ,_
allowed
MacMa ter. who tenche\ the C.ATI program .1lon1
w11h Jan Nelson and Mart) '>tH~k said th<' modl'I ~lllC\
prOJCCt enabled the Student, JO learn tcam"orl.; and
.undcrstand1ns. •
But 11 was at completion of the pruw1.1 that thc
students ~all) ~n to benefit •
"Now the) can.compare and rnn1ra 1 1 hn ba'e a
thorough undt'rstand1na of what 11 takc<, to build :i rn\,"
Mac Ma tcr $aid ,
"\\hat's d10erent about each era·> What's the same'>
That's v.hen the ltam1 na begtn
· The proJ~t5 arc-stmpl) a 'Ch1ctc to ~t them thttc "
The> 'II be th pla)ing their efTon to parents at an
Op<'n hou~ •\pnl 2'1. but the model, also ITC av11table for
'1cv.1na b) others
lnterc ted people hould contact theGAT office for •
an appointment at SS6-3lSO. •
Finally. anformauon and arb1t.rat1on nghts will
be explored by Candy Davis and Lon Gabnclson.
tlWSc practice consultants for the Better Business
Bureau, at noon in Science Lecture Hall I 02 For
anformauon. call 432-S732
Achievement test score~ dip in 2 districts
lntematlonal sites on scr~en
A ftec antemat1on1J provam featuring shdc of
sptetacu.lar locatJons-on all contJnents will be
ofkred at 7 p.m Tuesday, Apnl 2S at the heraton
N~pon Hotel. 4S45 McA'nhur Blvd . Newf)On
Beach.
The /rescntauon 1s sponsored b) Escapes
Unlimue . Call 771-3154 for add1t1onal infor-
mation.
Talk about HB lln~ar park
Hunt1n1ton Beach Cit) C'ounc1lmun Jim 11\a
will d1~uss the Holl)' Propcrt)/Sead1fT/l 1nl·ar Parl
at 7 30 p.m WC'dncsda) an the Strasbau h liu1ld1n~
18460Gothard St Huntington ~;ach.
all 47-4244 for add1t1onal 1nlormat1on
• 6:30 p m. c .... Mt .. Ctty Cott1ell, council
chambers, 77 Fair Orl\c,
• 7 p m H•tiqtee Beed Chy Co~n.
council chambers. 200CJ"Main t.
Tueuay. pril IH
• 6 p m ~ Bffd Ctty Coudl, council
chambers SO.S F0R1t. ·
• 7 p.m ............ had Plau~ C•m·
•'rl~ council chamers. 2000 Main 't
e I p,m .......... leMll Qty (tlemHC.fJ)
Sdee1Dhktcl...,.-.,T,..'"9,d1 tr1ctcducat1on
center. 204S I Cr11mer Lane.
• 7~)() p.m. ()fen va.w kMel Dtllrkt lea,.
91 Trwlftl, distnCt education cmter, 16940 B t.
• 7:30 p.m. lnllt u.en.t ..._.. Dhtrtd ~., E49c1.._, 50~ BlrnrK'a Parkway.
• I p m. P1 '* ValhJ City c..dl. council
chambers. l0200Sletn Ave.
.-. f • \ '\ I t 't 4 • I I t I ' • I
ly R. LANCE IGNON
rv.o out of four sch.ool d1 tm.t'> on the Oran c <. oaf\t
hnd O\.Cnlll higher S<.:O rcs on a statewide Jl h1cH·mcnt tc ''
this )Car. but the affiucnt In-inc and '-lcv.port-1\k"-l
d1stncts po tC'd dcaeases 1n rcadin& !.Core,
The Irvine n1ficd hool D1s1r,ct fell IS po1nti. 1n
reading but paned five in math T hc•fivc high school\ 1n
the Ncl.pon-~es;i l n1fied hool 01 tri t had a thn:c·
point decline 1n reading and a 21 -point increase 1n math
The re,uhs of the California AsS<.·ssmen t Prnsr.irn
(CAP) "'ere relcaS<."d la t v.cck b)' the ( al1forn1J ">t.ill'
Dep;lnmcnt ofEdulcl t1on and compared score" Imm thl·
198 7-8 to 19 8-89 r,thool yea~
The te t measurrd aptitude 1n reading. mathl·math.'
and wn11ng ;1mong high <;ehool \Cnior1 Re'lul" of thl
wruing scc11on v.erc not )'Ct available
Several edu1.:.uors ,-aut1onC'd that result~ lrom th<' tC\I
need to be stud1t"ll o\<'f sevtral )ean before tft'nd, can he
cstabhshC'd.
"We ha .. ·e to be a little careful not to o'crre.1c1," \<llll
Helen Cameron. a mcmbcr o f the lnine hool hoard
pt11udc of i.tudcnts 'ary lrom )rear to )Car .ind
II'\ IOC OffiCUllS had C\f)«tC'<J ~Ort to Ouctuate after the
test v.as rc\ 1~-d t"'o 'cars ago. ( ameron said
fkr tud)1n' the scores o .. cr thr«-}c.-ars. "th..: n
perhaps we can be in a po'>1 l1on to see 1f it 's s1gni fkant nr
not," ameron said
tall. the 1r .. 1ne district plan, to launch a stud\. 10
determine why three out of its four high M"hool r(portcd
decline Onl) Woodbndgc High · hool had 1ncrt3'iCs in
math and rcadmf Un1vers1 ty lig.h hool po'itcd :i nine-point 1m-
proH:ment an moth but fell 27 points 1n rcadina In inc
H1ah hool le.II 49 point, 1n rcad1n1 and 14 1n math
The mo<11 rad1C'aJ decline occurr1:d at ~ f l r
Aherrui11vc ll1ah hool. a con11nunt1on school. wht·tc
read1n,1 scores fell a v.hoJ1J>1n& I 6Q po1nt.s and math
declined S9 po1n"
·(amcron said the d1stnct will trv 10 dctcrnune 11 '"
curnculum properly prtparcs "ucknt for the tc 1.
Officials v.111 compatt the test from last \.~r ""1th 1h1'i ~ar' amt aammc the-cond1t1on\ un\kr which 11 "'""
adm1n1,1tR:d.
O,htr dl\tncts hlid the follov.1n1 n\ult •
• The onl) hish school 1n the l uni Beach t fn1tiC'd
School Dt11ric1 had I S·po1nt pin in both rcac.l1n1t and
Local schools' assessment scores
Herl' arc thl' tC\t rc,ult' 1n lllath Jnd rl.'l'llhnJ lur lvcaJ' h~Kll\ J he first number for ca h }car 1s the school's
alcd score 1h( ~·~ond I" lhc hool'\ \t;stC'"•dc rank1n~ un a le of ont" to QQ· and third 1s the rdatJ\e rank,
comparing lotal \rnrc\ tn '-< houl' "11h \1m1lo1r tudent b..H k&round faltors Ma" Rtadlnl
I 'ii ' ,9 191<7-IQ . 9 1987-
Huotlnlton t nion ~~l Ii I 'I .. ~7\ 2 .a'I .:!iN 80 79 278 77 ~
Octan 1e" H 11th ~h-"' 4i ~ ... ~ 71 t>tl :~t 0 96 277 73 I
E"en1ng H1t I v I I I ' b I IW I 1 165 3 I
Edison lhg :11. 'IJ 4 .. • "\{)() h 47 ~92 81 4 290 4 42
Fountain VallC'~ lligh le : till 'I~ ~4 lli 90 I 294 5 47
Huntington Htgh :"' ti' :" ~.n 43 • 26? M) )7 :!47 47 7
Mannu H1tth 101 ~~ 60 .,Q7 R4 4i4 101 8S 7:! 297 87 66
Westm10\tcr I h&h lt>{I t.O : 2b2 !I~ .... 2t> hi 04 27~ 74 ~1
Wmter<;burg H11h • 4i:J ~~ 79 I '>ti IJ I~ ~6 ~ QS IOI 10 14
Laana llalflt'4 ,,~ '~ "II
... 2Q7 Q 2 l 2 0 25 "\01 8 40
'--auna High '"' n 70 \01 ti ·~ 10 J 52 2 2 7 25
Ntwport·Mt a l'nlfit"d mo Q() f'lf) '°' 01 71 lit 93 3 290 87 6
Corona del '-1ar High H: 'If\ /( l'~ QS .. n1 Q~ 7 2% 6 ~
Co~ta Mesa I I lih .,4iJ ,, I~ 'I ~ 7 7Q 2 i 71 I 290 84 95
Estancia I hJh '"'' X' f,' 1!<' 1 () '14 91 91 2 0 16 68
Back Ba~ High 197 lh '" '16 "2 q 1% 10 26 273 71 99
"lcwport llarhw lf1gh ,0, l)(J '" 'n' s St. 'O 7 66 293 5 46
lrvlae t'aJflt'd ]' t• ~ l1)4i 111 hO '14 94 7-, :\09 94 72
EL F.lhJh I"'' lb ' 'M Q Qfl ~16 20 IS 275 72 35
Irvine H1jh ~"'' .i -. 1 NO di .u 1 4 73 '° 293 s 46
Woodbn ae I hgh ,_l'I 'I' "i: ~ ti 7 ., '14 91 73 295-6 48 ...
n1,cn1t)' H1sh \0\ '~ HO Qn ft :W4 9 94 33S 97 91
math 1a1h urc,.at Wintr"hurg H1&.h ~hool, pan ot lt\c
• lhc eight h1fh '>thouh in the Huntington fk ,1lh ttun11ngton Be.1,h d1!>tfllt,Jumi}('d "76 point' In rt>adana .
Unified 'hoot hal .in •'er.a pin ol c11h1 fli•lnl\ 1n th<' ~hool h d a 'X pc.1ant gain.
rc~Jina anlt I I point\ 1n mJth .
• Uttw0,ib l\\u U1.b.cJ 1.:un11nu 1tmn· '°'h,101.. .~--•~C <>runa dd \1ar High hool had the mu t markro E\l.'n1ns~h·10l 10 llunt1 n ll•n lk.a ht1nd Htd• u~, tl11h &J iil in lfl(' N°"C:\llJl(lrt-~fc ... di,tmr. Malh Or(SJUMpCd
SchoolJn"°lil·"~'rt·~ksa -reportcth11n1fi1; n1dc-d1n·\, "'~ pt11n111 to put the \C'hool 1n the Q th ~rct'nt1le
a fourth \:Onlinu;ation hnol h.1d tllr ti11hc'1 1n1;n·.1'1<'\ tatc\111\k. That mram-11\ ~'Oft' ""~"" 1n the-top .S ~rc~nt thr~uahout the four d1.stm I\ 1n C:thfo1 n1a, •
Co~ ring up problems ofaging
5
M 0rMgeCout DAILY PILOT/ Mond-V, Apttl 17, 1989
""Friends say SU-=----
ANTA ROSA (;\P) -A "i1\c1\
:A v.orl..er a r uscd ofbrutall) murdenn_g
st\.Cn pcopk -1ndudmi ht "ill'
., and tv.o of his daughters -v.as
1, dc~ictcd b) fricndsand assoc1att>s as a
quiet, smiling man who a<k>red his
wife -100 much.
"He ne'crcau.cd an) problems for
01 ! In) bod>." said Warren Brunhagen. a
pet~on at McNeilly's barin 8o)es Hot ~t,· Sprinas. ~here Ra mon Salcido. being '°"''" 1n a sta1e"1de manhunt for '' 1n,miaauon of thcz killing . "ns n rcaular cuslotncr.
-: 1 "l(wc had had 30 bar patrons lil..e
Ramon. there'd ~ no problems." he ( .. added
of Mc~aco as "o' crl) P0~~'\1vc·· ot
h1ii wife. •
"What I ~w "a no1 .Jealou1.};• he
rccalk-d. ··ttcah~"a)\ had hi~ hand on
her and he'd nc\.er leave h<'r h)
herself."
As authorities ~arched Sunday for
Salcido, 11fls for his daughter.
Carmina. noodcd the local hospnat.
The 3-}car-otd. apparently lefl for
dead, '-'•i found ne~l to the bodic~ of
herl\\os1sters nt'ar a couf\t) dump on
Saturda). All three had..dleir thro:us
t'Ut, but Carmina is expected 10
SUt\'IV(',
..aid Salcido and h16i wife rrccntl)'
began arau1na loudl).
·1 could hl·ar 1hcm )Cllina .... l gue
I kn~ (the munkfl) ~ coman,. T
hftrd him say. ·rm ao•na to blow
)"Our head off." 1d th<' Mi&hbor,
Richard Clark.
Clark once al50 h<'ard Anacla
Richard~ Salcido'~ "'1fe and an
a~pirin~ model. cl) out .... LI\ 1ng with
you 1s hkl' "' ing in Jiii. You won't let me go o ut ...
Sal 1do. "ho hkcd to dnnk and
frequented local bar. near has home Ill
Glen Ellen. ~ould leave "ork $:<1"eral
11mes each da) 1n a wineryiru<'k 10 go
home and chtck on his"' 1fe. to mal..e
sur.c she "asn'l ~ina meone..cl~
Clark said. •• , J ()c:spi1c Salcido's good beha' ior
" ' and an ever-present smile. John
Mc Neill). ov. ner of the taHrn aboul
I!, IS miles froni where Salcido v.orkt•<l.
characterized thl' 28-)'car-otd.nati"c ..
"I've been told she'll make a full
reco' Cr). It wa~ reponed to me her voea~ cords were not cut," Sonoma
Count) Sheriff Richard Michaclsl'n
~Id. tm to recent I)' had been scr" cd
But while Brunhagcn de ribed court papc~ ordering him 10 pay
alcido as quiet. a ne\Hloor 11t·1ghbor nearl) $6,000 in overdue child '>UP-
·· Disaster at stadium
... prompts call for ban
I• ...
r.· .. on anti-riot fences
SHEFFIELD, England (AP) -
Lawmakers Sunday de!'llanded
cbanaes in stadium designs. including
a ban on anti-riot fences, after a mad
rush al a soccer match trapped
thousands of fans behind one of the
steel barriers. At least 94 people died.
Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher
visited Hillsborough stadium and
promised a public inquiry into Satur-
day's disaster. which turned a soccer
cup semifinal between Liverpool and
Nottin$ham Forest into a nightmare.
cathedral was filled 10 overflowing for
a requiem Mass for the victims -
most of them from the nonhwesl port
city. The Anglican cathedral's bell
tolled 94 tames to mark tht deaths.
Steve Elhs. a photographer, said he
could hear and sec children scream-
ing as they were pressed into the
fence.
"More were coming in from the
back. pushing forward .... J can sull
see the young lads behind the fence
shouting. 'SaVc:-me!' I'll never forget 11
until the da)' I die," he said.
port ind mal..l' monthly pa\mcnt~ ol
SS I I for .a dauahtcr 1n Fre\nO. The
Jirl and h1\ CA·" 1fc ha' e hl't.'n pin cd
10 proll'tlt' c cu')tod) b) poht'e.
(.tar" ~1d 01hc1 thinJll 1ormcn11n1
Salcido ~ho v.ould talk w11h Clark
for hour\ v.h1k the tv.o "'orl..ed on
autonlobllc~. \\ere h1 1ncreas1ng
problem at v.ork, ""here he often
failed to show up, and jealous!) o'er
the mockllng career for Anacla. 24
"He v..a\ rcall) Jealou$," (lark 5311.J.
"An) bod) v.ho v.n\ higher up than
him or 1fhc had a niccrcarthan he did
-·hcd1dn'fhkc thut. He wanted to bc o I ..
Mcanwh1lc:-. man res1den1 s of th1\
pic1un•\quc region on Sunda) tried to
cope -..1th the mass lflla)ings b)'
1n.·ating 11 a an 1 olatcd incident and
llhO"cnng Carmina with gills
' ...
The investigation was cxpcc1cd to
focus on why so many fans ~ere still
outside as the match began and on
allegations that many. ·entered the
sold-out stadium, which ha a ca-
pacity of 54,000, without tickets or
with forged 1jckets.
In Liverpool, the Roman Catholic
Scventeen-)'ear-old Wayne Adams
SAtd he was about five rows from the
front of the crowd. "I realized it was
serious when I saw one' of the lasses
standing near me Just tum bluc:-in the
face. She went down. She was dead.
That was it," he said. ,
l'•M place flowen and t••!":ii scarves In th• goal of
Hlllsl»oroueh 1tHIU111 where M people died S•.turday.
Twe-more bodies discovered near ranch
MAT AMOROS, Mexico (AP) -
Authorities d iscovered two more
bodies Sunday buned on a collcct1vc
farm two miles south of a ranch where
13 victim s ofa cult of human sacnfict
were found last week.
Investigators said . they have
evidence the male victims were killed
by the Game drug smuggling cult
suspected of performing human sacri-
fices on the 13 males discovered
Tuesday al Rancho Santa Elena,
about 20 mtlcs west of Matamoro .
Cameron County Sh'Criff' Alex
Perez said the victims found Sunday
were connected to the drug-smuggl-
ing operations of the cult. but were
.
not vacums of the cult's rites as were
the other 13.
Unlike the bodies uncovered al
Rancho Santa Elena thc:-bodies
found on the fann were not
mutjlatcd, said Mexican federal
police group chief Manin Elias
Salazar.
Acting on a up from some children.
a 77-year-old man led police Sunday
to the common vave in a clearing in
an orchard on the farm. Ej 1do Santa
Librada. Salai,ar told rcponers.
The dead were identified as Moises
Castillo Vasquez, the son of the man
who led police to the site. and Hector
de la Fuente. also known as "El
Guero", or ''The Blond".
"h was a revenge type killing. It was
a drug deal gone sour,'' PereL said.
The shc:-riff S81d the men apparently
died an May. He said tic knew about
the men becau&e of an ongoing
'°"esuptaon into the drug smugglin&
nng.
However, a spokeswoman for the
federal jud1c1al POiice in Matamoros
said the two men were farmhands
who had been mm1ng since last May
The children told the 77-)car-otd
man, Hidalgo Casullo. that they had
seen some people buryina a body in
an orchard last October. Salazar wud.
Castillo's son, Moises. 52. disap..
Wright seeks early defense of e.thics
WASHINGTON (AP) -House
Speaker Jim Wri~hl said Sunday he 1s
eager to defend himself against allega-
tions of ethics violations, a king that
a bearing be held within hours after
the release ofa formal ctlhcs commit-
tee report.
C BS News reported Sunday n1gh1
that the ethics repon due tbi mom;
mg would charge Wright wtth five
counts including 69 instance'I of
alleged ethical wrongdoing.
1 he network said the ehJIJCS
would accuse him of co nvening
speaking fq,es to bulk purchase of his
book in an effon 10 avoid li m1ts on
honoraria. and of receiving un-
rtPOncd giOs from business a~sociate
George Mallick. CBS said the repon
would say the gift were 1am1cd
because Mallick bad a bl.lSiness
r interest in 1nOuenc1n1 lcg1sla1ton. committee v.ould put its own de-
" I am rcquesuna the carhe 1 poss-hbera11ons on a fast track
1ble opponun1ty 10 appear before the
committee to answer specifically anx
statement of alleged v1olat1ons. ·
Wnah1 said in a letter the spcaktr's
office said wa<1 dehvered unda)'
aflernoon 10 the leaders o f the ethics
comminee.
"I am prepared to appear a earl> as
Monday afternoon. but cenaanly the
committee !lhould be able to schedule
a hearina. v. ithtn.-5cven-days:" WrlJtit
wrote lo Reps. Julian Duon. D-
Cahf.. and John M)'ers. R-lnd
Wright noted m his letter that
"there arc many procedural right"
a vailable to me which could postpone
final committee action for months"
but emphasized that he wanted 10
move quickly and c"'prcssed hope the
"After m) appearance. I "o uld
hope that the comm1t1cc would
proceed direct!\ 10 the final stat~ of
detcrm1n1ng ~hcthcr the 'clear and
con\.1ncina' c' 1den11ar) s1andard ha'
been met. a) required by comm1uee
ruk 16." he told tbe Committee o n
tandard\ of Official Conduct.
Wnsht referred to comm1t1ec
procedures ~ which the panel.
Fla" ing 1s ucaits initial rcPOrt listing
possible v1ola11on • would then move
on to determine "'hilt. ifan)'thmg. to
recommend 10 the full Hou~ 1n the
"-ZIY of censure or reprimand.
Wright said he believed 11 wa .. in
the best intcre~I of the Hou"SC. as v..cll
as the nauon. to resolve this matter as
qui kl) as POUible."
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pcared last May. Salazar sn1d Castillo
had discounted the children's talt
until the 13 bodies v..ere du& up
The tv..o bodies v.ere tacked and
appeared 10 be those of adults.
m vesugators said. Nellhcr had been
-pos1ti"el) 1dent1fied a of Sunda)'
night.
Officials dlSlnterrCll the <>t.-cond
bod)' JUSl. before sunset Sunda>
Four suspec1~ arrc\tcd in the la~
mp of the 13 d1sco,ercd o n Rancho
Santa Elena have told police the>
killed 13 or 14 people an b11arre rttcs
intended to protect a manJuana
smughng nng.
Hot jet sprays tried
tor off spill cleanup
VALDEZ. la ka ( PJ -GO\.Crn·
mcl)l offic1alscum1ncd "Jton·~ plan
10 clean hundred of m1k'I of
shoreline unday is an env1ronmen·
tall) risky stcam<lcanin1 method
was tested on rocks blad..cned by
Ame11ca's ~orst 011 spill
.011 from the I 0.1 million-gallon
~pall. mo tly tar balli. and mou<>~·hke
foam. threatened Homer and other
POrts on fish-rich Cook Inlet
Euon-paad ~.orkcr tested cleanup
methods on bla kcncd rock at Block
Island, mcludina h1a,h-prt utt. hot·
w11er pra)ers.
Cold-water lC<'hnique . c\.cn tho..c
usina hiah pre ure, haH little am pact
on m1crooraan1sms and 1mall manne
hfe. But the JCI of h11h·prn~un-
1tcam upend rocks, stnp awl)' nd
and vavcl aod kall beach hft.
FREE ADMISSION
N.U M. llorrtNa ...... •: Poll: Hispanic, black women
most likely_ to bave abortions
..
~ ,,, f'-l"1\Ul<l ll '
Bulletproof barrier protects sctK>olysd
tl.ONG BEACH -I ().foot·hiah bulltt bart1er 11 btina erccted alon1t1dt
atcbooJ)'ard an an extraord1n1ryauempt to prot«t~~ht'nand ttudtftlt front
frtquent strttt aunfirc nt'ar the campu,, Cota.t~tJOn o( ~ )()().foot·l<ina
concrctt wall at L1ndbc~ Junior H1ah School ~nt ~n. its Sl60.000 t l.l\l .
financed by the KhOOI d11tnct and Los Anttlc, (:ounty. Ont flank of IM tehool. where the tterc111on attti A>ut the 71 :l-ur111
Carmchtos Hous1n1 Projc<'t. h• bttn "ulnttablc to I~· Lua ~
studcnu were evacuated from the rt.:el"e;'Uon fields. t~I e becau.c of Marb)
aunfitt. Two }ears aao. in the onl> 1nc1dent in which ~mcone wu hun . 1
1tucknt pla}ina ba ketball after school was hit an thc<'hc•t b) a •tray buUet and
seriously hurt.
Drunken dHVers Improperly sentenced
SAN JOSE -One in C'-'Ct')' J2 rtJ>Cll drunken dn..,crs in Caltfom1a 1\
impropcrJy sentenced u a lirst-umc offender. acrord1n1 to a report publnhtd
Sunday. The n Jose Mercury New quo~ taU~t1cs re: ulhpt from a ~late.
Department ofMotorVeh1cle> rc,1ew of 1987 ttcord that '-"~S ~uc,tcd h,,
tht newspaper. "About 360dnvcrs in nui Clara Count) &Pl offtooear1y-ud1d more
than 5 400 drivers statewide -8 percent of repeat offenders," the McJCUl"'t
News Said. Jn add1t1on to getting le~ J&•J umc:-, repeal offender v.-bose pru r
conv1cuonsarcn't detected avoid stiffer fine and tougher treatment proeram,
Agencies involved blame the problem on a 'ane1y of <.:IU'iCS that ranac frorn
neglecting to keep records up to date to failing to check computemcd drh 1nK
records .
)
Arrested couple says sex P-ar:.t of. rellglon
LOS ANGELES -~ coupk offenng ~~ to penitent followers of thr 1
Church of the Most H1Jh Goddes sa) recent arrc<>ls for alleged pro t11ut1on a-rr
i-tWa hts because sex-ls their rchgion. W.11! and Mar) Ellen TraC} sa) they ha\1:
revived one of the world' olde\t rchg1 ons but 1 c squad officcrs "18)' the·
couple' praCllc.c$ arc a new 1w1st o n 1be v.orld's oldest profcs\ion.
The TraC)s were arrc)lcd la 1 "'eek. M~. Trac> for tn\.e\1tpuon 111
prosutuuon and her hu band for 1nvesugauon of p1mp1ng because 1h,'
routinely ask followers for donauons to the West Lo ngclcs church. M"
Tracy sa)'s she and other church pncstcs\Cs ab~(ve the '1n of male follov.t''"'
with sex acts, an allc:-aed revival of Eg>p11an rt h$1ous rtle that ,pred.:i h
Chnstaantl)' ... If )OU accept money for a 'iC\ act. 11' prost11u11 on, poh~
Detective Alan Vanderpool said.
'\ .\ 'f I 0 '\ ·\ I , H H I J: t . S
.HUD to· evict drug users
WA HINGTON -Hou 1n1 ~cre1ai) Jad. Kemp S31d und3) h1'
depanmenl \\. 111 make Illegal drug USC Or \akS a Sp<.'ClfiC \ 1olat1on of puhlil
housing leases as a v.,a)' to ease the C\.1ct1on p1occss for local authontics. Kemp
announced the step as he released :i repon·de~nbma actions public hOu\111g
authon11es around the countr) arc already..._ laking to \Ol"c drug-relalcd
problems ~
In a prepued uitement. the sccrctar) of Housing and l 'rh,111
Dc"clo pmcnl said H D v.ould inform local hou mg authonl1c th3t lc.i~·'
must include cxphcu pro' mons that alto~ terminauon of the lea 1f .tn:.
member of 8 household Or pcrwn under the tenant's control enaaae$ IO drui·
related cnm1nal acu ' 1t} • •
Four win llllnols' S69M lottery
C HICAOO -There wa\ no S69 million man or v.oman 1n llhncm 110
Sunday. but there ~ere four wmnc.-r v.-ho ~•II ha'c 10 be content with St 7 2'
m1lhon or so apiece as thcir share o f the \\Orld's b1gc t-e\Cr lott~r') Jackpo1
None of the w1nne"' had ~teppt'J forward b) m1dda)' Sunday. but lo\ll"r.
Director haro" 'harp said two of them bought their 11ckels in the ( h1tJ~11
area. one in v.e<i11-ccntral lllmo 1\ and o ne in w uthcrn llhnoLS
Second bridge collapsescln Tenne~:'<I::'
NA HVILLE Tenn. -The state Dcpartmen1 of Tran portaat1
'ltructural problem~ with a h1ghwa) bndgc wtll in advance of t e span \
collapse 1n which c1ght people v..cr<' k1llcd c-arl1er th1\ month. rteord ho~ \
second bridge collap~. meanwhile. killed one tccn-aa r.and uuurcd two mhcr'
nd1na w11 h him Saturda> niaht The pickup landed UPl•de do~n on ra1lro .. 11.l
track 25 lcc1 belt>w the 40.)car-old ~OOden bndae near lhe ca tern Ttnnl'\\<'e
1ov.n of Oli"cr pnn~. c orJina to Trooper Ra)' fletcher It ~a~ nut
1mmed1ald) clear "'he1he r the 25-foot scct1on or the bndae had alrc.1d~
collapsed or 11 crumbled a\ the truck dro"c oH:r 1t police 1d
Cocaine abuse finked to strokes
CHJCAGO -< ocainc abu~n. tspecaill> th<>~~ ho we the drva' purl 1
"crac.k" form . arc more hkel) than other\ to suOcr \trokc or ccrchnal
hemorrhaae • re~archerssa1d unda) Or Patti Petcnon.ch1efof neuroloa' ;at
Detroit Rc«1vin1 Ho p11al. ~•d a lhrtt-)(1r stud)' found thftt 3 percent 01
C'<>eatne abusers adm1t1cd 10 the ho!.p1t1l ufTcrtd \trok~ or hcmorrhaac 1hl·
rupture or clogana ofa blood ,-c~~l in the brain.
Most of the abuscr'l v..erc )Ounaaduh . with an a'craat a,tof JS. he ~1d
··1 don't think the coke abu~n know whit the) 're scu1na into" She aid the
abusers had a "much hi&her" rate uf 1trolte1 than oth<'n. "TMJ'C't no v.;a) th.ii
3 perc;cnl o(the 3 ·)tat-Old \o\>hO a~ adm11ted l~ th<' h ptUll ha\e !ltokc\
she s.a1d.
AIDS research funds used for treatments
W HINOTO -The fcdttal ao"cmmcnt ·~ d1pptn1 into f( rth
money and other account for million1 of dollars to buy AZT for nttd) AID
pallcnti because ConJRU reauthorilcd the rrtt drua prOll"lm withou
approp(launa money 10 pay for 1t The ptOl!am wb to nptrr last St-ptcm~r
bu.t ~as·cxtcndcd ~1thout an 1ppropnat1on C'on1ttUion1l lea<kn su~urnt
ly made clear they eApected Health and Human Stt\ 1~-e offic.:ial' to UIP othr
AIDS accounts as necessary to find the moMy.
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SEMINAR DATES ........__ __ ~
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Learn How To:
, Avoid unnec:esNry lnh«1tanee taJt
• Pr~ separate pr~ • • Sotve llep.cilltd pt~
• Avoid p(Obete and 9tt~ 1 feet •
• AVOld captt• galnl ta.
• Pre¥ent hef<>fc medical procectur.. •MINARI HELD AT: end ltaggering mecllc* eapeneee
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Howe,·cr. the c~tcnsivc survey by
the New York-based. non-profit
aroup that studies reproductive tSSUCS
su,.estt that women an vanout
Cl\tlOnCI have a SUIU1tically di..-
proportionak share or abonions rela-
ti vc to thrir r1w numben.
For cumpk. it found that
nonwhite womcn moc up 16.7
pacent ol the ~haldbeerina--.r popu-
lation, but accounted for 31.4 prrcmt
ofthc abOnions. .
White women ~unted for 61.6
ptrcent of tbott ledint 1boruons.
but 13.J ~· o(lht childbarine-
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!.'I ~icet Mr. A Mn. Crai&_ McDonald. 3039
Company offi('ial1 uy the Ji1t ma) C1ub Houte Circlt S 190.000
have an error factor of 7 ~rcent Bobbi' L. Mills. 635 Danubt Wa)'
durina a year'1 tuM becaute of Sl6S.000
apcculauon buyana and errors. Mr. a Mn. O.vad 0 , Nowc. 3119 ~ li1t IS published for the Gibral&ar A \IC. $241,000
1nfonnauonal u1e of our rcadl'r~ and Du&M Wons. 2860 lnro1 On"e
11 protected by copyr1~t to Home· $320.000
owners Mar~ctana Service . Chiou C. Shan, 1783 K.analet Court
' La .... Bad $420,000
Thoma Chern&, 610 Anita t. Mr." Mrs. Oavad R. Lassen. '315
S27S.OOO Nevada Ave. S28S.OOO
Mr & Mrs. Euacnc H Cochrane. Mr." Mrs. Joseph C . Lyons. t 948
2S Card1fTS60S,OOO Sanderhna Circle S 190,000
Mr. & Mr1 Kenneth C Haase. Uoy~_E. Gamson, 3104 Tan Way
1440 Catalina St $379,000 U42.000 .
Charles A Racl'). 2020Con cz \.C. Kent KUenzli. S63 Traverse o D
$427.000 -$21 5.000
Mr. & Mrs Patnck R Pcsquc. Mr & Mrs. Robert . Jopl' 341
IOS8 Ka1ell;\ t $299.000 Aha Lane $295 000
tr. Mr Thomas J Hop~r. 320 Mr. & M rs Timothy R lion 101
Loma 'fc-rr.1'.t $335.000 Aspen Lane S 180.000
l1 ka Blod1ctt 998 Meadowlnrk Jaruce M. Hans.tn, 402 Broad~-.y
Dme SS60.000 $260,000 Mr 1rs John Pr.m&t. 956 Ruth Shub. 262 (ec1I Place
Qu1vera \1 $460.000 $2 l S,000
Mr & \tr Murray Chaban, 979 WiUaam D Bou~man Jr, 284
Q1.mefa \1 S339 000 Knox St. $95,000
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WASHINGTON -Herc'<1 ho~
area tncmbtrs of Congrc " wen~
recorded on mljor roll call vote an
the week ending Apnl 14
The House
FUM1la1 carbt
Bya voteof209 forand 216aaa1n t
lhe H ouse rejected an amendment to
frcete s~nd1n1_' for the National
Endowment for DcmocnKy. block1na
• propoted SS percent budaet hake.
This leO antacl leaislat1on to raise
the endowment's SI S.8 million
bud&tt to S2S malhon nc~t )'ear. Tht'
vote occurred as thcJfousc sent to tht
Senate• bill (HR 1487) authon11ng
$4.9 bllhon for the uite Qcpartment
an fiacal l 990
The endowment send federal ap-
eropnauons 10 the Republican and
Democrat IC: partl('S, the AFL -CIO
and the ( h•mbcr or (ommcrce.
v.hich ute the money pnm nl) to
promote democratic reform around
the world. ·
Members votma )C\ wanted 10
block ihe 1~nd1n11ncru~
Christopher Ol, R·40. NO
Wilham Dannemc)er. R· }Q, \ l
Robtn Doman. R-3 . NO
on Packard, R-43. 0 .
na Rohrabkher. R-42. 0
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The HouKpu,s,cd. 309:-foranJ 110
· st. a ball (HR 1750) pumns into
e new 1 uan pohc) of
tM n ion and the
tt
Oemocratt('•lcd Conartts.
The packa&e includes near ly ~SO
malhon in non·m1htary aid to keep
the contra rcbcb assembled 1n Hon·
durls until 1t become'i known
whether N1caraaua's Maui l govcrn·
ment wall keep its promise to hold
elections next February It could lead
to the contras be1n1 d1 banded
upporter Matthew Mel I ua,h. ().
N. Y .. said .. this new pollq recoan11e\
that the contra war 1\ over .. Op~nent Dan Bunon. R-lnd .
said ''lf we don't\ otc for th1' p:icka&e
the freed om fia)ltcrs die now If w(' do
voteior 1t they die an ~v~n mun th,.''
Cox. YES
Danncmc)cr. Y
Dornan. 0
Rohrabacher.' FS
Packard. YE
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"'tlXI •
Vanes'Wl and \\-1ll1am M,er\ ( osta
Me'8. airl
usan Ro ~) and Mark Montgom-
ct). thJnllnJton Beach hoyMarcb U
Janis and T1moth) McDuffie. Irvine.
March H By a vote uf 70 for and 28 against." boy
the Senate 1 bled an amendment enabhn1 1hc Contra rebels 10 spend Deborah and I o~l'll Been. Hunt-
part of their new American aid on ington Beach, bo)
vcnf)ang whether 1caragua·, Ma~-Jodcne :lOd Lupe Morales. Hunl·
1 t 1ovcrnment 1s moving 1oward ington Bcoch .. g1rl
dcm1.Xrut1c reform March 17 upportcrs of t..alhng the amend-M1t hcllc and 11chacl ';tana!lh Hunt·
mcnt ~•d 11 v.ould undercut the l ' \ inaton Bea h, boy JO\Crnmt'nt's ncY. acaraguan 1.,0 ,. L)nn and R1l li. Houn le). llunt
IC) angton Beach. girl
Amrndment ,ponsor William Carol and Ro~rt Ward Co ta \.1esa
Armstrona. R..( olo . ~•d the • nd· bo)
1n1 tas ha\e "falsel) promi~d" Michelle and Mitchell Baca Hunl·
democratic reform enou&h tame'> to ington lka4:h, bo)
warrant con Ira vcnfil:auon eflort\ Be 1e·Jant' and Thomas Vcrloop, c ran\ton. \ Cosu1 MC\3. a.arl
· \\-abon () Marcia U ' Mti lmum waat ft'hCll) and f1molh) \,kel H unt·
A) a' ote of 62 tor and 37 ag.i1nst ·~gton Beach..t>o) the nate p:mcd and sent 10 con-< hn t.ina Megh and M1~hael Hall,
fcrcnct' With the Mou~ a bill (H R 21 to tlunti'naton Be3ch. a1rl
The Senate increase the m1n1mum ~age b) SI :?O HOAG MEMORIAL HO PITAL
Ni ll an hour The c" tang SJ. :H mini-Maret. 31 car11uan po cy mum would ~ould n • 10 S' 8~ an Mr nnd l\1r Da\ld (1omc1 NC'~·
B>t'o1cof 1Jfor:ind 9ap1M1 1he <x S · pon BcaC'h ~>\ natc •nv(' final conares'l1un I op ·iober 1989· 4·25 in October 1990 Mr and ~1r'> ·R<lbc.'rt Fopm' ~e" -... . and S4 S 5 an Ot-tober 1119 I Sc h • pro,·al of the new U S. pohq 101 I be new wa,&c floor would appl) Ill purl ll . bc.l) dealing with 1caraaua'1t Sand11\1\lU . n1ost bu inc scs with snlc' O\.er Mr und !\tr\ ()a\ u.I Pnce ln IOLJlrl
aovcrnmcnt and the .\mem~an· SSOO ()()() as well as to school'> April I backed Contra rebels ho<Jp;t:sl l0t:al aovemm ·nt\ and Mr jnd Mrs Ronald Wagner Hunt·
This follu~cd House apQro"''' ot S<X:1al SC;" ace!I ans11tut1on .t It "-Ould ang1on lka"'h girl r l
the pohc) The bill (HR 17 SO) be accompanied b) a submm1mum Ap 11 · prov1dei nearly SSO m1lhon 1n non· ~aae. inauall) \Ct at SJ JS. for crnnan \t: and \1ri~ C1rt'gon Htnk-.on.
m1htlf) aid to ~U'itain the conlrii\ ~or~<'I'\ Jurina the fi~t 60 da'' ol Ir me, bo). untal the f cbruary 1990 dcadhnc: h) their <'mployrncni l\.1 r an~ Mh\ <1corat \ae1 Hunt-
"hach thi nd1ni tJ ) lhc> '-'111 '>c:nat or \Ollnl )C!I ~3ntcd 10 ra1~ ',~&ton ?\1· bo'f, holdcl«taon h· b Sl ~o h ,,r anu "r\ ,,an lnn11mora11.
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Ian ran to n. • ( ran ton. \ Pi A 1f 3 Pt'te Wtlton. R. \ ~ Wil n '() pr NkarapH reforms Soclal •rtty cllaa es l\1 r and \tr\ l\t.arli. /1cmba. In inc.
Tht ~n.ue ado tcd. 6 ~r and 11 bo) -..~tt-11lHr1~dIDJ:ni.--~~r'tfTl~ee~c~h.~a~1rl
v. rk 1natlderl~ tol'arn more wit out Mr anJ ~tr\ \jml'\'r \~\arc, Inane.
lo IOI ~ial ~curll) benefit\ :i a bo)
11r TM AllOdeMd '"'8
C.K. McClatchy, headed
re ult of their earning\ Mr and "" Frank Jacinto. Hunt·
.\ttachl'd 10 the n11n1mum ~• c inaton BeJl h ~'~
bill. the pro' 1\ion nuscs from S 1 0 April 4
to •bout S'l Q80 the earning!!. hnu1 for Mr and 1r\ Jo\l'ph Jone'>. Jr\ ine .
NO. lotSllO.GDO
Mr,. Al Mn. Vidor A. ZAM. l 110
llidmacM Can:lc Sl'6 OOIL · Alaa M. BlocMD. 106s-lilir tiaOOi
Lane Sl l ,000
O.vid H. Hochntt, lOl Villa a.,a
Cin:lt Sl l S,000
Armando Davda. 95 l W• W._
St. Sl8S.00 .. __... .....
Mr &: Mn. Jack L. Grimn. 191 lO
No. A Beach Crest SlOOOOO Marc S Williams. 2CH11 lhaf&idt
Cirde No. 8308 $90,000
Mr.&. Mrs. Hani M. ~. 20331
Bluffside Circlt $460.000
Gary R O)CS, 21,11 BOMprit Laftc
$200,000 Dean C Thurman, 21372
Broolhurst St. No. 314 S 1 '2.000
Prakash J Kabrc. 9SS l Castine
$45S,000 •
Robcn Duane. 98SS ComwaJl
DnvcSl00,000
Mr. & Mrs. Huao A. Cerdeiro,
19925 Dcrb)'s.htrc Lane S 120.000 ·
Mr •&. Mrs. J1ukach1 Furuyama,
18192 Hartland St. S2 l 8,000
Mr. Mn. Henry A. Seba~ Jr ..
K086 I Hunter Lane $2801000
Mr & Mrs R1charo Mcintee.
19 64 ln\.Crne Lane Sl20,000
Mr. & Mrs. Sebastian E. EwQlio,
19783 Ke wick Lane S 129,000
T1ffan) D Llcnau, 821 l Mainsail
Dme No. 204S177.000
Mr. &. Mrs. James P. ~cC'ann
J 9051 Mnnden Lane $343,000
Robert C. Campbell. 20031 Marin.a
Lane $208,000
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)Cars of e The e1dcrl). lo 'SI in Mr. and Mr' ~fahacl < onmcno.
Soctal ' cunl) benefits for C\.cr)' $2 hrnnuun Valle) t~•n N))\
the cam abo"~ the hmll. Mr a"d \.1r. \arnn l\11 Hunt1naton
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•he nc~t the )t' ".. bo) · na1 r\ Hltll' \CS fa,orcd the Mr. and Mn Jo eph '<'ttt'I, lf"\1ne,
Ht ii ~un t\cd b' l\llO M.ln,, hiaber c1rnan hm1i bo) Cbar)ci. 30. uf Pt\(l('n1': nz . Kc' 1n, Cranilon. \'l Mr. and Ml" \\ 1lham f-01-0, lr"anc.
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ly :MU lA\IVltENCE /Ill>..._.._
WASHINGTO -Corporation
from Flonda to Cahfomia are plung-
ing into the polmcal arena to lobb)
for sv.cep1 ni chanacs 1 n public educa-
tion -and sometimes c"cn the tax
increaSC's to pay for them.
The feel-good era 1s O\cr. say those
lcilding the charge. It is no lonaer
enough to pledge jobs. hold career
da)s, proHde mentors or adopt a
school.
"We've learned to Sa) no ... to the
ahnustic warmfulzy stuO: We're not
going to ~do that." says John Cairn . a
lawyer and forrQer director of the
Minnesota Business Pannership Inc. "It doesn't accomplish enough. ll
doesn't rcpr~nt enough change an
1he s)stem. It doesn't return enough
on the investment we're being asked
to make.··
The new types of actl\ ism range
from Cairns Minneso1a •coali1ion.
which helped push through the state
lt-g.islat~~e a pioneeri.ng state" 1de
··choice program g1v1ng parents a
~ay an where their children attend
school. \o a Chicago busines group
instrumental in winning state lcgisla1-
n·e appro' al for radical changes in
the1r c11y's school syMem.
They include business campaign'
for education tax increa~s and bond
issues in ew Orleans. Cincinnati.
Miami. outh Carolina and Cah-
forn1a. and a successful dn"e 10
remove school board members in
Dc1ro11. There's also the Geo!Jta
.\lhancc for Public Education. which
1s C:Qnveninj 200 CEOs from around
1he !ilate in June 10 talk about
educa1ion and business and politics. and the Boston Compact. which
staned by offering JOb placements in
exchange for school improvements
but has evolved into a citywide
restructuring plan.
"'There cenainl) are more and
more examples of the business com-
m unit) ge11mg involved an some of
thl' tougher political issues confront-
ing schools." sa)s Mrchacl Usdan.
president of the pma1e. non-profit
Institute (or Educational ~adersh1p.
"htdl 11 txam1nin, trends io ih~ t~ )tudcl\l' mo)t at rt\k, ~""""'~~ rclauonShap bet'-'Cen educauon rand ··ea\ll'lll). mo\t of the b\I inc ses
busantu. don't want to deal "'Ith the more
.. The~·~ a tcndcn{') now to mo'c d1fli<:uh tudl•nt,."sa)sSandru Ham-
mto the poht1cal arena.11"'a> from . burg of th~ C. ommmcc for E<'onom1c
the tin) pra&rams that collcctl\cl) Dc\.elopment. a group of busmc .. ~
may not ha"e meant moch at a time cxecuu"es and educators that has
"'hen the whole entcrpnsc "'as fac1nll 1'i\ul'<l 1nnucn11ul report on the Med
such terrible. 1ernbk problems. to 1n'c t 1n d1\ad,antaaed C'h1ldrcn.
sdan said. "1 he) onl) "'ant the bc'il !>ludcnh to Personalil~ corporate mvolvc· come m to their bus1nc~s for a career
ment 1n schoollbccame h1ghl) '1 1ble da) proaram or the) don't want to
1n 1981 "hen ""' Yorio. deal \.\Ith patnnJ a compan~ cm-philanthrop1st Eugene Lane plo)ec"'nh i.omeone "'ho's no1 n.·all)
"adopted" a class of lcAlh·Jradcr. 31 moti\atcd."
his alma m:uer. p~onfr~11ig thrm The at\onal '\lhanC"c of Bu Hll'Ss.
counseling. upponanqcollcgcschol -a non-prof11 grout> financed b If b)
arships 11' the) "'enl on 10 graduate. the kdl'ral go' ernrncnt and tfalf b)
Another boost came in 1983 aftcr the pm ate sector, has ulldcrtaken a
the release of"~ Na11on at Risk ." the major ell-Ort 10 "1Jf n and. drepen
gloomy repon 1ha1 detailed profound hus1ne\s 1rnpat I b~ sponsonng pro-
shoncomings in LJ •• cducatt0n. grams modeled un the Boston C"om-
From 198310 1987. the Education QaCt 1n I:? (Illes aaoss 1hc counlr).
Department repons, the number of The pn:m1~ is tha t ltxal bu~incsscs
education pannersh1ps in puhhc pledge JObs w high '>l hOOI gradu:uei.
schools rocketed from 4:?.200 10 in exrhangl' for \l hool 1mpro' emcnts
140.800 -more than half of them such as a n•durnon 1n th<.• dropout
sponsored b) bus1nc ses. rote
Bui the department also found 1ha1 Howe vt•r, thl· Bm1on Compact
the most frequent l)pcs of suppun ach1e' cd ml\cd l('\Ult\ 1n its first fivt·
provided b) educatton partner hip<. )_cars and a pm Jle c' aluauon of the were special a"ards. scholarships or hrst 18 month'> ot tht.· '1 -\B prOJCll in
incentives · for tudcnls~ and gurs1 se,cn c1t1cs fou nd lhl' same uncvl'n
speakers, special d1:monstra11on .. or pattern.
use of the panncr'<, faci ht1cs or .. The best e' 1dl·m·f ''c ha"c po1nh
equipment. The oiTenngs uggcsl tu th e u~folnes\ ot the~ (compact\)
some of the lim11a11on~ 1nhcrt'nt 1n 1n·1hc areas of rnrgeted Jobs, scholar-
1he approach. . \haf>s and mo<le<il l>-''alcd col-
Someofthosc '"'oh cd \\llh adop1-labora11'e progra mm mg for at·n k
a-school program!. speat.. blunt!~ )Outh." wrote Gnr' \\ alkcrof Publ1c-
abou1 the probkms Pn"ate Vcnturc'i: 1he Philadelphia
Some corpora11ons ma) con.,1der firm tha1 did the r cbruar)' 1989
this "the least c>.pens1\C "'a~ l<l C\alua11on
sat1sf) their obhga11 on ... h 's far more >. "The elusive element of these
difficult to run a complc' JOb it)Stemw1de collaborat1ons. howe,er.
placement program ~here there arc continues to be the \Ct) thing that
quid pro quos "'11h the school underlie'> 1he1r onginat1on and con-
system." sa_}'s Gene ( anwngh1. com-tmuin~ populant). ·sc:hool 1mpro' c-
mun1t)' affairs manager for 1he mcnt .' ·Walker \Hole "c.;chooH>u'-1·
Amoco Corp .. which "'as hca\ll~ ness compact!> ma, he no morc'than
involved 1n this )Car's sutrcss(ul one 1mr,>nan1 p1el"l' ofu much larger
dnve to re" amp C h1cago's schools pualc.'
Can~nght and others alw notc<l That ' 1ew came th rough 'trongl~ JI
that adop11na !>Chools. the most an N .\B co nfcrcncl' la'il "cct.. among
popular form of panncrsh1p. often bus1nes~ offit-1.tl' 1n,ohcd 1n the
means adopting sur' 1vors\ -nut poh11c:il arena.
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but there 1 a maJOr question that
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ment 1s ncr even thought o .
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how 11·s going to be used. cspcc1ally
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1magme e'er ha\ln& handled lht•
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use. another "ay of dcterm1n1ng
"'ht'thcr it's tame to bu) a computer or
not is 10 consider whether the bcncfih
of the PC JUSllf) the expenditure
Computer maga11ncs art filled
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good bu )s arc possible ~·1th careful
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., OAVIJ•w &be biaiD. dat man is imorovina. said
'• ,,,_.., freed ol. Ille Umvenily of ColOf'ldo of.,._. fetwl ii ...._.~?r:_Ca~1n~nver.
the rulelot..tt-: yt.i ----may. alle,'&a\t tht· a.-.. wllio wo.za IDil ol ft1~11on and 01htt idlllilll ..... II~• Ml Paitunson's suft'~rs no ktbe~Ol'Nai-......_ ....,unnaaatioe 08 u~ ..,._ .-Y hd them1elves frozen liailllia cltuldt. fore~.·· Freed
of fna1 lillUC l'ftl8rdl llid. "II would . ~ t~t lund . Of
ftlVition abonion-for-profti &om 11'9 -.llOlftC!'O". et1m1na11na f°r«z•na
aue tilln and fomce cx..n .. perts epttodts.. . ,&llOPI.. 1a bolpi&lk. Proponmts A sped.al NattOnal lumutcs of
couaterthat reseatehen are ateerinaa Healdl advisory committee ~ded inorally atutral course. lat ~ber It would be ~ Can 1atnc:e 1epenk the UK of table for _the federal aovcmmcnt to
h.unan ma\trial from the way it wu beck medal ~rch •!lvol v~na the o~ That (;Cntral ethical qun-tran~t of uuue of 1ntcnt1o aally
tion·ollhe Nuremburs medical trials aborlcd fet\&lel,
foUowina World Wa r II is beina A"'.d 1 month late!, at the annual
railed •in over fetal tissue rewarch. mec'lU\I of the: Amcncan Assoc11t1on
a new frontier of medicine. for tbc Advancement of ~ence,
.. The onl)' answer to this obviously Stanford U navcrs~ty Preside nt
1s the answet .. which our whole '?Onald Kennedy classified nahH<>-
cuhurt is 1n a n1u1sh over Are these hfe ldvoca\ts who would ben all
peo ple (fetuses) human beinp?" said ~rclt w.-•h hi tissues as amo~a
the Rev. Richard J ohn Neuhaus, a the enemies ohdcnttfic pr<>srcs .
Lutheran thcol~a.n who was amona Rnearcben hope tha t trans.-
more than 500 siSMn ofan intcrfajth plant1na fetal cells int<? ~pie wi th
letter uriina the federal aovemment d1abetesand Partu n§On s d1seasc may
to bin fundina for research usina provuk an cfrcct1v~ treatment, a nd
1ntcntJonally abon.ed fet~. also Jtt the potential such research .. bas fon1m1larly treauna other serious If we learned anyth1n1 f~om the diseases such as Alzheimer's.
medical tnAls ~t Nurembeta. 1t 1s that Tissue can be obtained ebewhcre.
science 1s not 10 itself ~ood. It can be includma from the pauent''J own u~d for &ood or evil. said Richard body. but some u pcru SI)' feta.I t1 sue
Docrfhnfcr, assocune d.tr~tor of the has the advantaae of chm 1na11n1 the
Office o Pr0nL1fc Ac11v1ues of the need for s uraery on the pauent 10
U.S.C11hohcConfcrence. "Our point gather the tissue, and its 1m matunl)
as, the way science 1s .1mple~cnted may make 1t more adaptable
has to respect human d11m ty. "We must separate tbc issue of
On the other side there are human abon ion from medical research,"
co ncerns, too. said the ch.airman of the NIH ad-
For decade!, a S2·)'car-old patient v1sory com mtttc~. retired federal
of Dr. C un Freed ha suffered from appeals Judae Arli n M. Ai:tams of
degenerative Parkinson's disease but Ph1ladclph1a
now, after implants of fe tal tissue to The committee rel.om mended
au1dcl1ocs such as proh1bitina profi ts
from the sale of fetal tis ue, but the
panel's maJOnty opinion was lhat the
ethics of where the ussuc wa4J ob--
tamed laraely sho uld not be con-
Mdercd . ·
If not used fetal brai n cells and
other tissues wo uld 1mpl) be d is-
carded, sa) many researchers who sec
no reOec11on of the moral ab) SS or the
Na11 era
.. Fromm)' perspectl\ c. the hottom
hne 1\. o nce a woman deu dc she'
101ng lo ha\e an a bon ion I JU'1
don·t undcrsurnd wh)' 1t (fctal u-.s uc)
shouldn·t be u~:· s:ud Dr. M\'ron
Gencl, a profc.,sor ol pediatric ·and
alt associate dean of the Yalt> hool
ofMed1c11w
.. I sa) 1h1s • s one "'ho lfad a
substantinl number of m) famtl)
dcslro) ed m the Holocaust ..
To other ... 11's 1mposs1ble to dis-
tance tht' 3l 1 of abon1on from the use
o f ~suh1ng k 1al ta sue
.. h 's O!o wparatc as me being here
and )OU being there and ~c bcana held
1ogc1hcr b) onl) the one bullet "-h1ch
I haveJU'lt fi red ... said the Re' James
Burtchacll. a member of the NIH
panel "'ho d1s'scn1ed from m rcpon
• ll's an ab.,urd claim "
Oumhaell a profe\sor of moral
thcolog) a1 the l n1 \.erct1t) of f'i o1re
Orenge Coelt DAtLV PILOT/~, Aprl 17, "8t
Da me, $a1d government ponw,..,h1p
o f fetal tissue research "ould be the
mo 1 po"crful uprcss1on of public
a pproval of abon ion sance the u-
preme Coun·s dec1s1o n tn Roe v
Wade.
The ambivalence and m1 g1vmgs
that male the abon1o n dcc1s1on m
painful for ome women ··could
easily be relic' t.'t'.I b) the ra11onal-
i11t1on, }CS, 1h1s 1s a 1mg.1c thin&. but
o me &ood co uld come out of 11."
Bunchacll ad
If the rc!.earch be ome profitable.
r1h1 I rnnccrns ma) be foriottcn.
Neuhaus added
.. Health 1s b1& bucls. uJ>('rhucks.
SMllMkt..t' Tbcre Aft h ,...;;:,
Anlerkarilere wtlh•to pay_...,.
lban health fair tht_praa111•'-fil ..
late," ht said. ··nc .~
d)nam1cs are poMr!uUy 09 die Mill
ofbl«kint out moral rdlecdalL b 1',,.
not in any wa) far·&Md toeaYll6oli
that 1n not lOO man) yan ~
h0$p11al will have a parts s.hOp... •'
Arthur Caplan, d1m1or. 0/ ...
Center for 81omed1cal Ethics ., dlf
Una"cnity of Minnesota. -•
··"c•ina motal problem" Mm ••
a boned fetal uuue ind .. bdlevt1 Jt
research mu11 be cle>Kly "IUlated.
Fetal tissue sho uld be handle£ M
said. lhrouah a third·part)' s~ ~
hke that used for orsan donaUODI. ,J
uch donations art reaulatlid to ,,,.. ~~rate the ph~teians 1wa1una tt.. , orpn fiom the paucnt~s treaunent. :.;;1,·T--;.;;-,.c-""=.•••
-It al~ 1s no lonacr s1mpl) aa.ckm1c l
specula11on that someone m.aht
create hfe to dcstro} at for valuable.'
tis uc, ( a plan said "I ~no" of three
people "ho ha'e bttn "ilJ tnJ to tft!t!
prt'anant to donate t1 sue ctthtt t•
thcm sch cs or a fa m 1ly mcmbtt." 1 1
Rabbi James Rudin of the Anwrf,~,
can Jewish Comm1ue. who Krvcs 011~;
the New Yorl State Task Force on .. ~
Life and the Law, fi nds compclh~1'1
araumcnts o n both side 11 •
kud10 said he ha5 fl o obJC"Ction to '
the use of fetal ti~ uc for medical t
research, but he 1 womcd that the
pracucc ma) encourage abortJon
and e\ cntuall) ma~ lead to poor ll
women sclhn& fetal 11ssuc. f
.. I was r:used "here science ~ go1n~ 10 ans"'cr all our pro blems.'' ~i
Rudin sa1d "
But sc1en(c per Sc." is neutral, Rudin ~
said. .. Our moral and pubhc pohc) 111
1u1delincs a rc JUSt now catc htn up,,
with what ~e·rc C3P3bk of doing ·· ..
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Changing face of the AIDS epidemic cha!lenges Society
\ .
l!ly PAUL GEITNER . ,
Anociaff ~. w ....
NEW YORK -'\ gro up <>f
middle-class men. concerned 1ha1
friends were d ) mg and nothing ~as
bc1 na done. met in Greenwich Village
eight )ears ago .
They called themselves G a)-Men's
Health Cra m . T hey had hnlc money
ttnd lcu clout; there was no name for
the dJscaS( that brouah1 them
together.
Today. Gay Men' Health Crisis
hu a S 10 m1llton budget. its own SI\·
SlOf) Manhanan bu1ld1n1 and 2.000
volunteers, and the disease has a
name: acquired im mune defictCl'\CY
syndrome.
ARer )tars o f hcctonna poh11c1aM
nd public health official to address
the problems of people ~1th ID •
G MHC and 1ts cohorts a~ them-stl~es being challt nicd 10 cope wuh
the chan&in& face o l thal populatton
Nauonw1dc. more than 87.000
cases of AID ha'e been reported
about two-thirds o f them among
homosexual or bisexual men. Bu1 1n
many c1t1es, espcc1all¥ alona th( Ea 1
Coast. someo ne d1agno~d wuh
AIDS today 1s about a s hkel) to have
tx.-rome 1nfec 1c0 by shoo110g up w11h
dtn) needle as through sc'
In New York ( tt). 1n1ravcnous
drug abuscn compn!>ed a n c 11matcd
45 perce nt of all ncwl) reported A IDS
cases last )Car. ··These pr0Jttt1ons
bcar·out what ~e haH long known.
that the spread of AID 1s fueled b>
drua.s (and) 1ha1 AID as accelera ting
us onslaught upon poor, drug-ra vag-
ed ne1iJlborhood and manonl) com·
m un111cs.'' said cit) Hcahh \om-
m1 1oner Stephen Jostph
In c~ Jersc). IV drug abu..e~
comprised 59 pcrt"en1 of nc" .\IDS
l·a~~.
What this mcnn~ to \ID -'>en 1,c
pro\ 1dc,.-.; '"' onh now bc-1ng ad
d rcs~d
San Franu\lo '"'h thl' mo\t
peoplc ""llh 1\I()~ per l :tptld (lf Un\
U .S lll) · \.\In\ prat\C frum afl
quarlcrs fo r II\ ll·o;poni,e 10 thl·
cp1dcm1l
Its hant1 ProJCll a pccr·ulunsd-
ing grou_p tor the 1crm1nall) 111 had
one s1a1Tn 1n I~ ~ nnd ~as nc.>arh
defunct ~O"' 1t h.t!) a S '·mil ho n bu~und .i p.11d \lJITof ,o darcc tanr
counseling group' and .t hou\1ng
r.rogram geared IO"-ard andcpc:mknt
\lntt for pcoplc"tlh ~105
Bui G reg DJ). ~hanu·s cduratwn
d1rel tor note lhat ahout '16 pc:rccnt
of \ID <) ca\l'\ an ttu.• C'll)-arc .1mung a.a> malt!I ··"ho u\CJ 10 lead rcla·
t1,cl\ normal h\C . "'l.rl' emplo}nl
Openihg oppOrtunities for women
Mary sat acrou the dC1k from me.
a ck.ma for vocatlonaJ 1nformauon
he was mtddk·q ed and v.1dowtd,
a nd ta.ad she was tr)•f\I to decide wh11
1t was he wanted 10 be . whtn he
&J'.CW Up.
Thc)earv.as 1970,and ll ¥.a\ 10 the
ca()3Clt) of \-Oluntccr coun5C'IOr a t
lX I'\ brand nc" Wom en's Op.
ponunat) Center th 1 I asked Mao 10
fill out a pcr\o nal que t1o nnaire My
JOb was to help her to assc s her
pcrM>nal and professional histo ry so
that she could m ap out a plan for her
future.
But \.1.al) w-.a\ nu t ofTcrin1 muc. h
hl.'lp 'hi.' r~·turm.·d the qu1."t1onna1n:
wtth on!) ncr nt.1mt' and ~ddrl•\\J>n 1t.
.. \\ h} h;nc }OU left thi\ form
blank'!' I J\~Cd
"Btca u\C 11 l'llll\ fora r1:,um<' ... and
I h•n-rn'1 done a n)&h1ng. .. \he \aid
~1> ~upcMlcuth 1M11nct\ 100~
O'er. "Ha .. I.' )Ou had 30 ) (hth.lrcn·.r· I
probcJ
"O h )Cs four. But they're "own
now " ~ .
fo1.ar duldrtn 5011ndC1ft like a fi
time Job to me (and till d t)(i). II
tumtd out that Mal") al50 had
di,m1ued her thrtt·)Cat term H PT A
prcstdc.ot. her t~ptnC'T\C'f H Wa>'
nd Means Chair for a natio nal
..
chant) aroup. ;1nd her lime 10 .... 3
C..1rl 'ko ut leader a\ "tri\.111 u mc-
fillcr " I he woman Miid that she had lo t
hel' hu'lband four )UN before,JUSt I\
her last child lcn the ne\t. It sccmcd
rca'°nable 10 me to 1nqu1re about
how \he had occupied her time in
these mo t recent )Cars
I've done absolute!) noth1na:· he
Y id • r 1rst I wa too bu ) becaute I
was 10\.0l\-ed an the \ale of rn y
hu band·i. bu 1ne , and "n('C then
l'"e bttn 1ra"ehn1 aro und the v.orld
as the 1nternat1onal pre tdent of
Parents Witho ut Panncl'\"
Mir) had bouJhl into the female
"w1"1o m of the umes ·• It v.as out of
the ~•Im of her 1ma11nat1on that
k1ll.s 1Cqu1rtd throuah "olumecr
efTon s could ~transferable t<> the JOb
markc1.
T~ Womcn'~Opportun1t)'. Center
NeWbooke~
J
~as born 1n an eOort 10 help \.\Oml'n
like ~far> II \ purpose '~~' land remain~) to offer t'ducauonal and
\.O C.l t1o n.il counseling. \lo ll '
a SC'S mcnt guidance in the JOb
search .ind in the JUb ad\ anccment
process as "-l'll a oprortuntltt'4l tor
pcrwnal 1ro" th
omc 75.000 pc9pk ha\c ht•nl'litl•J
from the non-proht \Cr'-ll'C during 11\
19·)C'ar h1\IOI) There 1s no li<'th:r
JOb-1rain1n1 re~une 1n 01 an ('
o unt) (or rd Ille 10 1h1n~ an\-
"'bcrc )
.\nd membe"h1p fC'C\ arc onl~ \~~
a )Ca r \\Ith omc no minal charges tor
wort. ho~ and St·nllnar\ f <'ll ,,
fncnd "ho m 11h1 be a t a l roo;,r11.1J\
You can reach the Women·\ Op-
portun1l) C enter u1 ~6-~ 11
The in111al 1Jca h\'h1nd the ¥.Ondcr-
rul orpn11a\10n l.tmc frorn Ont'
unwna hero1nC' v.ho dared lo l3~('
pcrwnal n\I.' ~torl' her 11me I k r
name .,,.~, l uu \nJcr\011 .ind I'll tell
)OU oboul her ne\t "celo;
Dr. AJ1.,n • m•rrT•1t and l•nnl>
&Mr•11l•I lo Coron• dt l Mar .\ltt
WflnHJR' ''Oflf"f"t pntn. If J-H Mia
• rtl'I). pit• t t'oclo1t • 1UmfH"d,
Hll·aMrt t d t nt tlo~ M rltt to
U"'• A,,111. Pit D , C' o D11lly Pilot"
P.O. S,~ ISIO. Co 111 Mt'f• ltUI,
tull 11m..: a nd twH· '-' lirmcr toolrn~ 1n
)OllCI) ·.;
"I th1nl.; 1ha1 hct·uu\C the 1m1,au ol
"ID'> has hcen pn manl), O\ l'r
1.1.helmangl) on the P > commun1 t)
thus f.ir ""<" ha\ e !'luccecded ~far an
Jc\ eloping our rc.>\Ourc~\ nlong: wtth
the er11den11C .. he \aid .. We J o n·1
ha\ c.> the an'"'Cr\ 1rCt on t'!ow to bc1,1
!>Cr'e the I\ dru1-u\Cr populacmn "
Thc s1tua11on ,., \11ll1lar in I o'
l\ngt•le\ Sc-attic. M1nneapoh\ und
other <1t1e., "'hcrl' the numbc1 or I
drug users 1\ rclatl\ cl\ \mJll C\f)C:rt'
'·" ·in ( hicagn. 1h1ng'.I .irt more 1.hf
fit.uh
··~h.tt "'C' re <.kahng "'llh hcrr an
C hit.ago p.irt11. ularh "hen 1.1.c.>·rc
de.ill ng \\ 11h tl'll: 1 \\Ul' of hom ('-
k sncc;, and <.lc,11tu1wn, 1c; not the P >
1..um mun1 l\. hut hid~'-'-· manon t1c'
I\ d rug u~r'> 1>ro\111utc\ .tnd 1hcir
tarn1h1.•\ -ix-ople of the.' \lfl'l't"
ba~llJlh " -.aid \I Mot\1..10 uf
l ra\ckr-; and lmm1granh \1d a
pri' llt1.· group 1ha1 hdp'> h111.1~ hona··
k " rco pk "'''h \II>\
·\\ h1k "l. \\Jill to adup1 .,om1.· uf
lhl· progr;im\ or ut1li1c.> some <.ll 1h1.·
model'> lhdl \.tn f 1anU \lO ha ¥.(' re
t..i lL.mg.iho ul "'orking" 11h a d1fle ren1
popula1111n lur the mo\I P<Arl \ta' 1:t
\Jld
Part of the prohkm '' lh:u an I\
drug u..cr dt'I\.., not aultlmJt1calh kH l
the hahll \.\hl'n d1aano\l•d w11h \I()\
Bul mcht \I n~ organ11:s1ann\ l'\'(.llllf(
1nk llcd drug :1 ~u\Cr-. 10 1.·n1t•r 111.·at·
ment bdorc tht\ urc acn•pH·d "'
d1cnt'I.
"If\ li ne to r U\ 10 deal~1th \Uu ·"
~omconc ''1th \R( (.\ID\ rcl.1ll'll
1.ond111onl ur \II)\·· 1,.11d T 1m
\\\el."nt•\ (1\1HC Jq~)Ut\ d1t('t lnr lor
pohn ;.llut 1h1. t1uth I\ at \nu'rc 1ur,1
kil\IOf m11 lronl ''''°' unJ 1ling out an<l <it11.~tn anothN needl1.• tn )OUr
arm . "''-'·re h"31h nul doang ~011 tn\
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big 1.n or 1r;nor. uo1don Ho ugh
.. You· .. e ,01 t\\O 1ll nc.\~S to be ··we con 1dcr oursthc a huma~ q
cJ~· h "'1th ... soc1e1v and I don t thinl we houk! I
Proirams \U(h .t' G \111( and the doubh punish pcrwn ~ho· alrcad\
~hantt Pt<.lJCCt drpcnd on volunteer\, ufTcnna," ad Diane Oohen~
bu1 '>"'ecnn \:lid .. We arc findana member oflhc Na11onill Coaht1on t no~ that Lhc-"'oluntttr model.real!\ .tbc...Homek\'I board. d~n·1 wort \\<Ith lh<'m The need "I \\Uuld be h:m t pressed to ma
mu<.h more J u cl"I, 1ntc.n~· <.11 man· the riumenl that <.!\Cl"\ smite pr
agcmc.>nl, much mure 10\ oh c.ment. ~m h:i.s to crept people who •
U\u31h h) .a ptolc\\1onal staff p(r on off the...-. on ·Per hap what we nc
to help them \Cl up the struct ure of ma) be. 1'i a hou\C' 1n a commun1
thc.>1r hie. that 1he}'rc 1nc.ltpen· v.-hcrc pcoplevho nnot\toph vc
dent · plact to ao •· .
The d rua abu'ICT alw is mon· hlo;rh (iMttC al\O ~ants lo ca ranac ot
tu tx homck:. )Cl shelter" are no \Cr\ile mrgc-lcd at ~ific popu
pl:acc for so meone infected wuh l;m on , but \\eenc)' 1J h1 Of'
.\JD ~\c1.;1l l.1ttc\ run a~r1menh p nuataon. d pile ll pos1t1on.., tlw
for rt•oplc ""h \I[)\ capable of nalld tf\larac t pr1\ te-'\10 ·M:n1~f
independent h' 1n but dema nd tar orpnu lton. l.'an't ht ct.pt\ tcd to be
oul\lrtP' \upph all thrng h.> all pcop)('. Ga) am.I ,
People "'ath \ID\ \lo.ho no lo ntwr b1SC\U I men ttll m.i~c up 1.10 fX'HCnl
nc:'\.•J ht1\pll<.1l11at1on hut h;tH' no of (ji\Hf( ... ,, \l·loi J or~\ HJ \'.
plun· to 1u 011 n tar~ \Cnl 10 \IOJ,lf · infl"t: tcJ J)<'upk. ,111J 'JU\t 1aktn1 car~
room·<)( up.lnq hutcl\, ~here thC'} of that burtkn alo m ' t\trcmd~
haH no medica l \U~r\l\1nn and d.a unting;' h' said
mu\l lOntrnJ "'11h ~t'J\ \Urround· ~me former \ oluntt'Cro. l&nd o1hc1
IOJ\ J nt.l u1mt· • \II>\ acl1\ '"'"' haH cnu c1 1cd , Man~ arc .. d1'4:hargcd lr<Hll thr (1\1ff( ltn. amonai other 1h1ntt'• nvt
hosp1t.il .tnd' n \II on the tx·n,h oul 'lh.inna mnrc nt it\ 1r,ourcc \.\.Ith
front ... \J1J I Jll' f 1111, tlf I 1tt.•li n~ . .l rnalkr roup\, nut Swct:nc~ Jtd
\\ .l'>hin11on-t>.i'l·t.I \ll>\ oia.irnu.i· (1MU< donn't "ant to ~J.'pcar nr:..
lion rop nt
In "'c"' 'ork .. lm:k\ I'" lin,t room ••\\e're real con <;C'lOu' of our hm.i·
an the h1ghl) ,,ra1\Cd: pn\atch run tat1on \\ c llchl'\C 1n cmpo"r1menf.
B.u le' Hou\C the c11' 's onh \up~,. We bchcH 111 rommunrt1C'-takn"W;
'1\CJ. \10\ r,·s1dC'n,c h o~ned 11. cart ot them\t'ht'\ >tnd <'1t1n1 11\f:
I IJ~6 1.1. 1th mom" tor .i.i pco plt an,1 r. ~)Ul\C and ·'' n ana their own
hope\ 10 uJd nine tnure room\ b~ the le o .. " c.h1p
\ummcr ul t 9•H) "The 1u:•1rc 1\ IO ''tu b1ger pie a
f or l~~ren~c <.. onkhn, \ . a 10. 10 &l'I <'thc.·r ,,·or le 111\olH·d with thii
)CJr h('tmn .ind t 0t·a1nc ddu:l dt'4.'3\t' \ ht ul lhl• ptllt(\ and
d1a nosed v.nh ·\I U~about tv.o ~ear' ad'°' t'\ ''url ,:-11 ..-.,··rt d o1na "
ago. 3 clean, nh.-CI) tum1.,hed room at around ·,h,., 1\\Ut' , r hud ct and
Baile) tiou\e 11nd a lrtatment pro· acuani monn out to h)mmunitHt ,
gram .. wa' the o nh lh1na that Q \Ccl ·"ho don·1 h;s\c lh" C'C\\ and t
OH: • polt11cal ori-sn111n o;\.111\ that wt do . .i.
't et e\ C'n Ba1lt"\ Hou~ ha' t'' I\ tC'd "I than!.; "'c ilf\' ruund fo r a mum
scH ral re 1dcnt\ ~cause ot drup· lon$ef li&ht than m~\ he me pcopl
related prohltms ~1d "' adm1ni'· an11t.1f)3ted." ·
l nlro<iurtory one hour th
dollar... w" al~ off er R"fl
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M Ola ... C.. DM.V PtLOTI M•dl!I, AiN'117, -
Alllson Ott, Mike an9lfulrd with Jackie 8ucldey.
I ,.,.. BOl'D
Would you believe~ there ,
real y lsaffstl that drovvns7
Q. What son offish drowns 1fhcld
under water too long?
A. Asiatic chm bang perch Laves in
stagnant water w11h ltttlc OX)gen
Gulps surface air from ti me to time
It's gill chamber works as a lung
Younastc buds may well suck with
you, but the cells therein that do the
work arc pi:etty temporary. Lifespan
of onesuch 1sabout I 0 days.
Q. Yo u said a "biddy" 1s a young
chicken. Where'd the word come
from?
A .. Bidibidi," a smaJI yellow bard
in Wesi Africa·s Ch1luba language.
Probably.
Monkeys can gel measles. too.
Q. What's the 39th state,,
A. North Dakota Reah1c Nonh
and South Dakota got tatchood at
the same time in 1889 And that
President BenJamin Hamson shuf-
fled the proclamations so nobody
would kn ow which he ~1gned first But
histonans now elect 10 go b>
alphabc11cal order. so call Nonh
Dakota the 39th and South Dakota
the 40th .
partner for more than seven )ears.
you''e alread) beat the odds. notes
our Lo' c and War man.
Our Fahrenheit temperature scale.
dc\1sed an Gt>rman). has been ob-
solete there for more than a centul!.
Miss1ssipp1 legislators in 1972
passed a law that no aliens who d1dn·1
live 1n that state could own land there.
except c1111ens ofSyna and Lebanon
Can )OU explain that one?
If you've held c1gh1 Jobs b) the lime
you're 40, )ou're t) ptcal. sa)'s an
emplo) mcnt researcher.
Na11onals of no other countl)
change addrcssc more frequentl5
. than Amencam.
fn no human tribe ha ve the womt'n
iencrall) been taller than the men.
Wn11ng wornt'd Plato. Though'! 11
might discourage mt'mOI).
fn hakcspearc·, England. you
could use eels for monc)
White of the cga 1 the "gl aar ...
If you've been married to the same As a child, that mo t delicate of
-------------pocts1 Eh1abeth Barrett Browning: occas1onally ate raw beefsteak for her
health. Her father insisted on it. Or so
'us wnt in literature·~ footno tes.
lrVIDADIAN
~"""<• ••• •
Dn11ner O.vW H•)'et h kcs color. npn:iall~ red "Red means hfo."
Ha)c~ hkc\ k·gs. ··tf)ou havr ircat ks\. I want to ~c 'cm." Mow
hemline v.cre just above the kntts.
The California deManl'r also hk<"\
polka dots. sofl shoulders Ind
chemises that can be belted 1f one
~ants to shov. off the waist.
Members of the Laguna Commit-
tee of the-Orange Count}
Ph1lham1onic ·1rt) hk Ha)cS and
his fa h1on\.
The) hke him so much thC') kCt'p
a5king him hack. tic made his fourth
appcara rwe forthe froup Fnda) at the
Ritt Carlton I tote and mt.In} 1n the
audience ha'c sel'n all ofh1s 'lhows ·
The lunchc:on crowd. a sell-out of
SSI. applauded a\ 10 models paraded
~9 p11~ccs of ()a, 1d Ha.yes spring and
summer along v.11h a bit of fa ll
pre' 1cv. ing
As usual. Ha) es pro' 1ded the
commen1ar) tor his shov. and he v.as
m rare form fur this one ... ad libbing.
JOling v.11h thl' models and the
crov.d. and 1n general covering up for
the shov. ·s dda~.
The truck ~:oming from Ha) cs· Los
Angeles shov. room with all of the:
fashions had problems. It arn"edJU!il
pnor to shov. time. and that rau\ed
panic in the d1l·~s111g room. Also. one
model an l\Cd late.
Marljane Ashoff and Ruth Hitt fl•ftJ, and Grace lloJd and Joan Hanson.
··tf the shov. docsn·t stan soon. the
airls \\ 111 be too old 10 model:·
quipped Ha~~\.
No one seemed 10 mind the dela>
The fashion v.atchcrs·-had alrcad>
~1aliLcd around the hott>l's fountain
and in the flov.cr-fil kd court)ard and
had dined on breast of capon stuffed
with ciabmca1. Dcs~rt wa "'hlle
chocolate and strav.berr) pave.
Also. the women (and a re"' men)
had been entertained b> Erich Vol·
lmer, who donned tails and top hat.
. and v.as stru11ing and •·pwtina on the
Rm :· The OC PS e\ecu11ve director
\\3S making has dc.·but 1n this fit'ld of
llOICO'C OPI .
ly SYDNEY OMARR
musu. ··1 ha'e lx'l·n a soloist at m}
churt:h but this <,111ging as a first I
could n·t sa} no to 1he ladies." ~1d
ban tone \ ollmer. v.ho acfm111cd he·s
more comfo rt<1bk at has desk. (Aside
to Erich Th1..1l' an· 30 other v.-omt>n's
comm1ttt.·es.)
Man) of the gul''>tS "-Cre surpn cd
to learn of Vollml'1 ·~ singing talcn1s.
"If the Philharn10nlC has its dircrtor
singing. "e no" ha'e to get Tom
Kendrick (0( Pe i forming l\rts
Center pres1dl·ntJ on the stage and
s1ng1ng:· JOked hart Euylan, chair-
man of the enter guilds.
Sharing the i:n1hus1as11c applause
ARJES (March 21-Apnl 19): You promised ~ourself to check safet)
hazards, to do some repair work. to check rcc1ptlfor ··special dishes." Finally
yo u can keep thoseprom1SC"S! Scenario fea tures patience
TAURUS (April ZO-May 20): This 1s an) thing but a .. blue Monetti)-"'!
Emphasis on g.afts. music. entenainment. ab1ht) to 1mpn nt ~t)lt' Yoong
person wall take the lead. Past wnt1ng performance comes under scrut1n)
GEMINI {May 21-June 20). Obtain hint from Tauru mes~ You·11
become more aware of> our ov.-n '-O•ce pothght on cntenainment. possible
paruc1pation in choral group Treatment of .. broth t'r · 1s of paramount
importance. ·
CANCER (June 21 -Jul) 22)' Keep options o pe n ·Lei others kn o"' )Ou
possess degree of independence. Some ha ve been \a)1ng. "You can't take
charge of )Our own destiny!" Prove them wrong.
LEO {July 23-Aug. 22); Approximately e1gh1 da) sago )OU rccc1\C'd notice
that money might be "on the way." Now )Ou &et "erification. pos1.o1bl) cash or
check. Emotional involvement al\o pan ofd~nam1c \C'enano
. VIRGO (Aug. 23-Scpt. 22): Rcphc rcce1 ,-ed to ~vcral recent 1nqu1r1es.
You are in en' iablc pos1t1on of ha' 1ng a choice enano features H rYt1ht}.
opponunity to hat financial Jackpot. '
LIBRA (Sept. 2J-Oct 22): What had been kept 1n the dar" will rtcc1-.:~
benefit of hght. As information 1s rccc1,cd. )Our fears and susp1c1ons Y-111
recede. You arc read) forfrc h start ~cw lo,ecould be on 1mmtd1atc horizon.
SCORPIO (Oct:23-Nov. 21 ). Your antu111on s•nc-. the dn ) 1 Emphasis on
charm. per onahty. abihly to put across prof~tabl~ program .\quanan wall
become ma1or ally. Focus on S"tyle. romance. crca1iv1l)' pcrsuas1,ene.,,,
SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22-Dcc. 21 ): .,tud)' Scorpio message. You'll be
trusted to make 'important finan cial dcc1\1on You'll be sa)'ang. "I thought I
could do it and I did! .. Social obligation w1JI be fulfilled
CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan 19)· Attcn11on centers around formal
agreements, contracts, pcc1al documents. Discussions v. 111 include marital
status. poss1b1hty of partnership. Long-ran'" pro f>C"" could lover tra,el
with Vollme1 v.as soprano Lana
Hileman, v.hu J01ncd him for SC\Cral
numbc1s 11H.lud111g tv.o from .. Phan-
tom of the Opera ·· H1tt>man 1s a
member of Town and Countr)
Ph1lharmon1c and has appeared in
Orange Count) communit) and din-
ner theater<,.
.. Vollmer brou$hl in tv.o or three
tables:· ~1d chairwoman Marljane
Asboff, "ho had fill ed four tables " 1th
her fnends from Huntington 8C'ach
where she v.as act1\e v.i\h Hunt·
angton Harbour commlllcc before
mo' in& to Laguna one and a half
)cars ago
··we hope to male.· h\'HH·cn
S 16 000 and S 18.000 I rom the
shov. · 1.:ommcntcd ~.,hofl . Prcxc<'d.,
go to ()(PS )Outh education pro·
grams Her comm111ce in~ludcd Mar)
Bettis, Gloria ThullldU, Marjorlt'
McDonald, Ernttline Aller ... nd, Vtrg
lnla Crosley, Qarlotte Lockwood. Lii
Johns ton, Kay Wittmaclc and Glml
Garman .
Also Jackie Buckley, (weann& the:
DH su 1t·sh c.· v.on la\t )Ca r) liaison for
the Laguna Juniors v.ho v.cre acllni
as gl"C(lt'r\ and ticket ~lie". and Ola•
B•lld1, lillrle) Sch11lt1er, Jeanettt'
Norton, Mary Brooks. Ann Crowl and
BUile HanJt'n.
AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Fcb 18); tud) · g111anus mc\..agc ( hec-l> "anous I
a peels conC'crnang loan . ~van~ pcrccnta1oc You'll get help trom source Ch•plln's cent•n•rv celebr•t•d considered "unorthodox" potl1&ht on wr1t1ng commun1ca119n. Hnfirat1on. I
PISCES (Feb. 1'9·March 20)· Obtain h1n1 from Capl'1c.urn mcssaac. TM Ptllece• ., ......... •ugen• CM~lft, 16, son of the
pothght on domestic rclat1 onsh1p , unique agreement. marriage '1 ou are not lllte a.... C111911R. °" IMll~., Ill London at a .-ctel '4!!"">'
be1ngg1,cn complete story. Be aware. scnc.1t1H· to 'iubtk clues reunlen aM ~ ,.rfonllaftCe of ttte MOYie Cit')'
IF APRIL 17 IS YOUR BIRTHDAY attention center~ aroun(J hohda-. Lllfl .... " .......... the IOOltt Mlnlverur, Of the Mnh of the
spiral, d1vcrs1.ficat1on. greater sense of freedom You'll become more aware o·f COMk .. nlut. Ctlaplln. WM -led In 1977, elso was
diet. nutr1t10n, wardrobe. body image. Emotional "trauma" thi'l month 1'1 re111e1111t1rH Ill lw .... rlel'NI where he spent his lest JS
more minor than n'l8JOr. Complete recover) and ultimate "1ct<>I) definite for ~·era. -Nit flllll1 le•v• • • llOl9nant ,.. ...... of Justke and M >' 9t11MlltJ,"• uld Swtu Pres*nt-Jeen-~ac•f Delamur••·
If you care about veterans, write your legislators
[yen 1boilitt CM manutactuters are
us1111 new matet1als aod processes to
prevent perforabon corrosaon, many car
buyers still consider additional rustproof1111
a eo<>d Idea. Tilts IS especially true of car
owners who expect to keep their CMS for 1
fOf1I '""'· Rustprooti111 also makes sense wtlefe winters ate prolonae<f attairs, or salt
air ~/o.r_.11olh1llon are pro~
Rustproohnc co11S1Sts of the appllcahon of
1 wu·NMd prtro6eum denvatitt upon ltae
exposed parts of the car. The ~ 11
sprayed on the 1Wfopr1ate arm Wltfl
wands t~t are placed throuefl minisc•
1CU$S holes lfl the t1r's body. ~proper
~ion aod folow up C¥e, 1 aood rustproof"'I job should tfftct1wtly deal
Wilt! any ...sture trapped 1n an 1nterl0f
Mii structure fOf ttle lite of the c•. A"'*' rust Ind COfrOSIOfl IS usually weft _. ie cost of rustprooflfJ, .. .. --~ ......,., ..... dlll tlle .... -.. '°°" .-.. ... ..... '*11 of the Cit IMt ... ... """et""** For-'
.. • WW "" W. at C&f, -p • Oif ---.,. ...., .................. 1, ... . _,.., """ ..... ., ... . .. ,.. ............ .... ...... °"" •r u tor.,.. .... ...... ., .... IM. .... 10.U. .....
DEAR AN Lr\ND£RS: I know
)'OU care about our veterans bccau~
you askcd~dcrs lo re~mbcr
thcm"'\>n Valentine's Day uni more
than a million ~nd a haJL people
responded. l'lca-.c be· their fnend
aaaan.
01d you know that suwhcs are so
5bon 1n man)" VA. hotpi&al...UW. &
nurses arc scroungina the little
aouvcnir bar of ioap and shampoo
bOttlcs from hotels to brina to VA
peticnts? ~
In one VA h°'p1tal 1 n the South;"tht
nurses were so f ruttrated by tlae
refusal oft he prosthetics d~nment
to suppl> wheelchair culh1ons that
hey r11sed ~s. boutht • ~ maure\s, borrowed 1n elttt~ knife
Al a con,rcss1onal hcarina last
September. V officials ~ad the)
faced a $600 maJlion to SI billion
shortfall in their budact for m~ical
care. Yet we seem to have billions of
dolTa n for the ~fcnK Dcpanmcnt.
Docs any of th as make ttntt to you,
Ann? -E.A.. OAKLAND. C'ALJF.
DEAR OAK: Ne, ... tt .._,t fw
•lie .... &ame.1 •P•J reMert a. rememhr &Mt lltt wMel &Mt
and cut the foe m to make wheelchair . ...,.., pta Ille Id. Ill tMI n .. , IM
cu1h1ons for their patients edllaletlera.J .. llllf ..... llM
Another VA nu~ rtportcd that '" ... ..,., .._ IMlli le lmffilrt u
her hospital it was impo11ible 10 a•vc _,., .. aa ... ...._. ,., .. n l·
d. -. 1..-. ...... • ....., ,.......lillf ..... ,., ... 11~1ac p1t1ents proper are un·ausc TMI 11 IW 1-I •• -.. fer ..... !!e1' 464 Ml bave...111111hn ·nn ..... -=''-..... ftr~-.. ....~ .s._.___5: l Tiu1 could be lifc·thraten•"I-~ "NN l.ANIJE{
I 0 a• ' .... do '°" bW ..,
A.-la .... -~ :t:· two dla-...............
• flloMa 11111. llo1cea, 11·._ ........... ,.. ... ..................... . ........ -..,,.. .. ,.., .... ""'a h nfl'll z IL JllllP ............ to .... ,.. .... .
I
cnpatd to marl) a wonderful IU)
who Is 28 I 1m 27. "Tom" ha :i aood
job and lo\r\ has workf EHryth1na is
peaches and crcam~~d'pt for one
thana. Ht ha been smokina a JOint or
two of marijuana cvef) da) for )C 1'1.
I have told him th•t I thank he
should 11op smolcin& pot. or It lea"
(ut dov.-n a httk. but he says thert" 1
notliina wron1 w11fi it. that pot 1!'
barmletl. and he tees no rtaM>n to ~'1;e h1mttlf of the pleasure •nd
tion he 1tti from It.
Ann, when he smokes. he feta
spmc;:ey and luy and ck>nn't W1nt to
do i nythi• but litlen tp music and •n 11 dlt well. !Omethnn he pis
silty uwt ,.... °"" nothina. wbtth •wrJ•Pit••--·-"'---
tr t fi r
to curb youths'
energy, save lives
Al_ a community moum1 the loss of 14-year-o&d Cori . waaa. at would dO well to chan•l some of the emotion into
makina safe t~ road that contributed to her dnth.
· The Estancia High School freshman fell v1ctam to
youthfitlncss. that state of mind that knows no fear. does not
pause to ponder mortalit)' and laves for ltiC moment.
Trqically, youth•s unbndlcd energy sometimes ha
boundaries. The consequences can be fatal. Pei Wang who
was at the whe~I of the speeding Acura lntqra will hvc with
that harsh reahzat1on.
The rest of us owe somethina to others hke the Wans
sasten who can't or won't resist the urae to go fast. to feel the
rush of speed, and noise and wind. We must make Placentia ·
A venue a more difficult place to die. •
Traffic expcns and police officers m Costa Mesa ha"e
worked over the )ears to make the wide. winding road a safer
plac:c. But the task is not cas)
Commuters an'd students share the bus) road wuh
bicyclists and pcdestrians.·h 1 easy to go fast as the road dips
afld winds between . Estancia High and the Mesa Verde
neighborhood. It is too easy.
Various strategies might be emplo)ed. including restnp-
ing the lanes and adding stop signs. One idea that demand~
particular attentio n 1s installing concrete barrtcrs.
The so-called Jersey barriers have a double benefit. They
narrow the roadway and reduce motorist ' perceptions of
what is a safe speed, meaning in this instance. they introduce
boundaries where young drivers see none.
The barriers also serve the very real purpose ot
preventing out-of-control cars from crossing lanes of traffic.
They confine the danger.
It as possible that with such barriers. a commµn1 t) would
not be mourning toda).
Oplnl0n1 expreued ~n thlt 1pace are those of the OaJly Pilot Other
vlewa ex pre.Md on this page are those of their authora and artltll Reader a
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Domestic oil exploration
The new sounded good for the local cconom}: The pri<.c
O'"'"f~~:....c--n-t fttver e rude-c)1mbed tO SfH-5 ~ barret:-whtch-
compared quite favorabl> to a low of $8 per barrel JUSt SI\
months ago.
But as several sources pointed out, the increase probabl ~
will be shon-h\·cd ... Some say it's onl> a matter of time before
the prices begin to drop again, perhaps to the point" here the)
were before.
Not much has happened to trul> encourage nc"
production and explorati on of 011 dome ucall). and that'-.
-Crazy. h seems this count I) has not learned an) le sons from
the embargoes and pncc hike forced by OPEC during the
1970s.
When the oil glut occurred In the earl) 198 ..... e acted as
if nothina bad had happened a few )ears earlier. 011 and gas
<onsumpuon increased wath lower petroleum prices: bigger
cars made a comeback: and no one tn Wa hington -de pile
the oft-repeated warnings -had tbe guts or foresight to deal
with tbe obvious sign ofh1s\ory about to repeat 1~lf We ~ere
on the slo~ but sure road to rchance on 1mponed 011 agarn
Like.a the story of the 1rasshopper and the ants. this
country has CnJO)'Cd a long scfson of cons um ptJo n but ha not
planned properly for the coming blizzard.
Pan of the solution to changing this ~ldomy picture 1s to
encoura.ac domestic 0 11 and gas cxplorauon. That is ~hy "-C
suppon a proposaJ b)' Rep Bill Thomas. R-Bake~field. that
would create tax ancenll\C for the mdu tf) to invest an nc'"'
opcrauons.
This. of course, mu t be done an an en\ 1ronmcntalh
acceptable manner, as Thomas pointed o ut. But It <.·an be
done. and 1tcould be a good fir t tc~. al ong with rnMcr"at1on
measure~. toward ackno"lcdgang and dealing \\Ith the
problem in tcad of 1gnonng ll
n~ S.k~Nll~ld C•llforal•a
IOU\\ I' lll~dOH\
Today is Monda)·. pnl 17. tht the ~orld.
t07thda)Ofl989 lhcrcarc258da" In 1969. 1rhan 1rtu1n "'as con·
ten in the year • VICted ofo,S3\ tnat1na n Robert r
Today' h1&JlhJht 1n h1 1ory: "enned). On Apnl 17, IY61, about l.SOO c IA·traant'd Cuban oilts launchtd f n 1969. CLcch~lo' akian Com.
the ditattrous Bay of Pip 1nvas1on of munist Part)' chatmlln luander
Cube an an anempJ to O\Cnhrow the Dubcek wa\ deposed
,ovemmcnt of r:J<kl Castro The In 197S, Phnom Penh fell 10
1nvM10n fa11cd . and the uf\.1\'or~ CommuntSt ansurgcnt"· cndina C1m-
wtre capcurtd. bod1a's fht'· car war. On 1hlJ datt;~--lo 1492, a contrau was s1inro In 19 • ttic bod•~ of ;i\mencan
bctv.ecn CJmstopher olumbus and hbranan Peter Kilburn and t"'o Bnton v.crc found near Bcuut fbe pein to tttk a ~cstward ocean thrtt hosta&e-\ had b«n slam '§"
PIUAF 10 Ai1a. t 1 t: h l ' ' In f ~2 I. Manin Luther wcni before parent > in reta iat1on ior t e
the CNt of Worms ("ohrmO to flee raid on Lib) I ·
chalJtl stcmmin1 from htt reh11ous Ten )'can 11 A ffdcral \lfct) wnlJn~ panel rccommcnndcd lhat a broad
In lS24. G10 ... ann1 da Vcmuano ranac of new 1ns1namcnb be an talltd ditc.0.,..e~ pte1Cnt-day •cv. York on m~ than balfthc nauon '1 nu !car
harbor. rtactors
In 17~ &n,am1n Franklin died in f1vc )Cit'\ II<>· Machine-tun lire
-+---Ptri'8dcq111eaalllllwoCM..,,,_.-_;;,-.from L1b)a·a Embe > •n London rsrl'd I Ci 6wd dUri'91 i*Olt'il llll1Mt In 1161. the Vi,..,nia ta&eConven• IM to\'t'mnwnt of Col Moammar
tioe voud to l«cde from the nion. Gadhafi. k1llin1 1 pohcc officer and
In 1941. Y"'90lle~auutrendered to v.ound1na 10 ot"M•pcopk.
Olmlany in 'ROf1d War 11 OM,ar110: LOUatt t'vehon. the
In 1964. Ford Motor c·o un\eilcd Ru.Maan.-om tcwpeor who btanw tbc .. Mus&ana. •· oncollheWortd'sbett.tnown•CMMn
In'*· Jcmt M«k of'Columbut., arti5'1. diftt '" Nc-w Yott at I.be• of
Olho. ~ ,_ fint woman to Clllftt•• IOlo airplane ftisht arourid .
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SOCIALIST HmO .
19'69 ..
t:
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Congress faces tough test
of instilling ethics by statute
WASH! GTON (AP) -When
would-be reformers rose up in <.on-
grcss. their ciders used to~) that )OU can'1 leg1slatc morahly. So they d1dn'1
try.
That era is gone. that slogan no
lonicr lS fashionable, and the govern-
mcnl has been tryina fora generation
to ans11ll ethics b> statute .
own pa) again th1 )car "There is no
point, absolutel) no point. in pulll"I
ongress through ahothcr traumatic
ba hmg l.1kC' thC' one JUSt completed.".
Bu h said ,
Anollter Bush proposal under·
scored 1nothC'r •neon 1stcnc) 1n eth·
1cs rules. He ~1d Congress hould act
this )ear to close the loophole th:it
permits some senior members to
con,ert sufl'lus poht1eal contnbu·
t1ons to ~rsonnl use That ·~ per-
mitted for members elected before
19 0.
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Swiss set
example
for having ·
weapons
To the tdllor
The ~n on so-called ··auautt• \\CaP<>n~ 1s 1ll·nd"1!.Cd and lt11~l1t10ft
to outla"' some "capons sets a
pre edent forlunhcrbanningofote.et'
"capons, ltfc'n all pnvatel)-OWricd
fire4rm Thi!' aim of those who ban
firearms iS nmd1rec1cd The) should
target criminals not weapons that
ordinar) .\men ans n ust to defend
thcmsches from lawbrealers. 1 The dc;uhs of fhe schoolchildren
and mJune 10 more than a dozen
others an a . cod.ton school)ud ~re
1rag1c. Had the cnmmal JU.Slice sys-
tem been operating propcTly. the man
v.ho perpcLra1ed th3t dcadl) ram.,..r
"'ould ha'e been behind bars for
other enmes he had comm1t1ed. He •
was walk1na the street as a result of•
pica barga101ng.
The attack on those school children
hould ha' c generated outragt' about the hbcral..Jommated JUd1c11I sys-
tem. Instead the media haH• people
thml1n1 that the gun commmcd the
cnme. Tht truth t:!. that the gun 1s not .
tll fault. The u)Cr of the gun in this
ca)C 1s al fault. <Jun owners need to
remind la" enforcemt'nt thal law-
ab1d1 ng gun o" tiers arc their best
f11ends.
Common sense will tell )OU that
outla"'1ngguns "''ltdcpm·conl> law-
abidingrn1zcns of this method of sclf-
defense .\ rnmmal 1 hardl) goma to
hc.·,·d n la" that ~~ he can't ha~e 1
gun he·~alrcaJ~ a cri minal.
-
The results arc mt'(ed The issue I\
far more v1s1ble The rebuke'> and
punishments for misconduct a~e far
more frequent And the rules of conduce arc far more stnngcnt 1han in
the~when the late 5t-11:&;t1t tt M
D1rksep rose up in mell10uous protc\t
aga1ns1 c' en the suggestion that
members of Congrcs hould d1~losc
their sources of income.
But then, he v.>a n't altoiriher
cons1sten1 himself His proposed rule
against a quid spin through the
revof.Ving .(Joor ""ou-r. 5«m appli-
cable to !)le dcfen~ consulttn& worlo.
lhal was one of the is.sues ra1~d
against former Sen John (, To"'er
Bush'sreJeClcd nominee for SCt:(ClJn
of defense.
fronl JI). that abu~v.-an central
issue m one ot the cases that marked
the chan1c in conire 1onal 1u11ude~
.ibout legislatt'O etluc
I ~ould l1~c 10 point to the nation 9
~'~ 111crfand 10 defuse the arguments ol the aun-l'.ontrollers E\Cry able-
00d1cd male is required 10 underao a
period ot m1htan scr' tee and. v.hcn
l}c 1 lini\ht'\I. he must like h1'i
~m1autumtll1C "capon and ~me
ammun1t1on home This mean lh3t
'1r1uatf\ e'er~ home 1n Sw111erland ~the \.and .of "'capon m 1t that ~a u~'d in the: Sthool~ard trqcd But
'" 1t1e :ancf h r-ot· t~flf"--tt\~"-
.. There are tho~. of cour~. "ho
~> that public ethics and ~alue\
cannot be legi lated:· President BuC>h
said as he sent ( ongress his ne" ethics
proposals last Wcdne~a) "'c ou'rc
ne,er going 10 .legislate av.a) tm ·
propnel) or through . lcg1sla11on
guarantee that e\erybod) hH·s
bc)Ond the. )OU know perception of
cntlctsm.··
But he said there hould be clear.
C'(phctt and enforceable federal cth1rs
laws.. appl)1ng across all brantht' of
go\Crnment, 10 replace a code chat
now is in disarray · ·
One reason for 1ha1 d1sarra) 1s that
Congress has v.riucn e1h1~ la"' for otbcr branches of go' ernmcnt v.h1k
C'(cmplJng 1t elf. ..The .\mcncnn
people do not undel"itand "h) ccrta1h
bcha\11or 1scon 1dered crim1oal "'hen
committed b) ao cxccutn.e br.tnLh
official or perfoctl> legal "'ht'n mm·
m111cd b) someone 1n another branch
of govemmen1:· Bu h said.
One notable c\amplc ts the re' oh·
H\J door that allo"'s forryier member-.
of ( ongres to btcomc 1Mtant lob-
b) 1sts or contract consult ancs, 1n
contrast to C\ccul1\t' branch otliuah
who arc barred from do1na bu me!> "'1th 1he1r former colleague for .1l
lea la )car after lea' mg go,cmmrnt
Bush \a1d the rules \hould be
uniform.
Wh eo the prci;1den1 wa., asJ..cd ho"
he squared his cthtcs propoi;als with
his .su pAJ)r1 for T O'Acr, he ~1d there was no1:on0 1u .. , see no contrad1c·
fion ""halSOC\.er ·· Bu'ih s:i1d
The pf( 1denl did not propose
kg1 lat100 to ban spcC\hmaking foe
lormembe~oflhc House and S4:natc.
an om1s ion that dre"' protest trom the ethics lobby Bw.h ~1d hc·d lea\ e
thal and the question of a ·con-
grc~1onal pa) n11!>4.' for later consul·
ta11on "uh IC'aders uf House and
~natc
Bue the p~s1dent did ..a~ Oath that
· honQrana ior member of ( ongre'>
hould be banncd" a~ 1h:11 < ongrc ~
should ha"c a pa) ra1 · '\ 1m1lar han
was proposed carht•r hi ~car. but 11
was. ..scr.1pped along w11h the S 1.
pcret'nl pJ) ra1~ Congr~s didn 't
dare to accept
nace CXmoc rauc Leader C1eorgt'
Mi tchell s:ud he alw fa\ors a lxln on
honorana. "1th :i corre pond1n1 10·
crease in congre \tonal pa) He added
chat p:t) increase 'ihould not be
ctTcct1 .. c 1mmed1atcl) for the (on·
gn:ss that apprO\ C them bu\ a0er lhc
ne\t round ot dcll1on
The open quc lion 1'i "'hether
( ongns\ "'ill mlo. takmg on the
pohtleall) unpQpular qurst1 on ot It
The )Car ""as 1967. "'hen Bobb)
\lakt'r was convicted or financial
"'rongdo1ng. Rep Adam C la) ton
Po""ell was denied hts House scat for
m1sappropnatin& oflk-c and e ~n
fund and n Thomas J Dodd of
( onnect1cut "'a~ ccnsu~ b' tht' ~~ate
fhe central accusauon against
Dodd was that hc had u~ pol11u.:al
lunds for J)ersonal purposes fha1 v.a
held to ha'c t>roughl dahonor and
dtsf'(putc to the Senate ,
Now. ancr a genera\1on of t'lh1c-s
rnqumcs. ruhnis and la"'\. some
s1m1la r conduct is held lo be lcpl
Bush dt'SCTlbcd h1'> go,emmcnt
t'th1c proposal 10 lhe .\mencan
~·1t't) of !'l.c"' spa per EdltO"-<md he
offered a po1nwd ugge.stion 10 a
profc ion that 1 grappling "1th
cLhlcal que uon.s ot its.awn.
"Pubhc sen 1Ct' 1s not the sum of
our pcrls or possession . but a
mea ure.ol hov. "'econductoursche
and "'hat "c 3lh1e,e." the president 1d ··( ome to thin k of 11. th1 1 1
&Ood cock for all occupauon . from
high school to the h1g}les1 calhn 1n
JOUrnab m and JOHmment ··
W•lltr R. M~•rs. vitt p~11dt111
u4 coltUD.al.lt for Tk Au.cl•tH
Prn1, Ml ~H • Wadhtp:Mt
utl NUoul ,,.IJlkJ for mon tt.u ts
YHN.
ratc ol \ nnw 1n the: c:n11re "'orld
Let'\ not t\>rgl'l about•our clectl'd
olti\1JI'> l'K)th no" otnd at campa1an
11mc \\ t all l..n l " that \here an: no
!oU(.h thing-. ,1 "3S'k1Ult nt1cs" but "C
nn·d to fl'n>g n11r th t there are \Uth
thing<. a\ .1'>"1Uh poht11:1an-.·· -men
"ho tc::11 at our C ons111ut1on .rnd d1nl'
<ln our •1,ht'> our ~und \mend-
mcn1 11 \"l"Jom not\\1th tanJ1na. II
th"'H' '' ""' Nnnma lo tx· don(' kt'\ l.Ht h~ .. h..1nmna" the~ folk' lrolll ·
pubh" oilier ·
In fOmlu"on \" 1d,·~pn:-ad :t\Jll·
ab1ht\ uf 1un-..1cdun'\ 1ht• l1J..d1h()(x.l
uf c 11mtnal IX-ha \lot Thr nauon ol
~"II/NI.and p1 II\ r\ alu
Pica!;( "11tt• \t1ur c:na1or, uin·
gr~ ~man ''·''' 'ena1or •. a\-
11emhh man Jntl "''' "oun 1lmcn to -.trlln!h oppti~ th1\ .ittc:mpt 10 t.11\-
.u m la\\·Jh1d1nf llt1<1rn~
.\R '01 ) \1.\RQl \RDT
.\nahe1m
Charm House Tou
corQing on May 2 1
Io thr I d11nr
l :.ll!Ulll lk.11. h •I\ J \~Jill pl,l\.C,
.md l'' en th1.• lung-1"'1 m rC\tlknt t\
lllntinu "' ama1l'\J b' th bl-Jut' of d1fkr1.·nt n1,.•1ghlX,1ho(kt\ One "a\ to
lDPIUl'C the C\JlCl".'nH ol the 'IC\\
nd .tml'lt31\ ~ of la UOd s un1~ue
nc1ghlxn h<lOJ\ 1\ tl> part1C1~tc 1n 1hc
t h .11 111 I hlu\c: Tour
'\ ou1 r1.·aJcl\ \houlJ ~'c \1.n ~I
Uncontrolled growth has turned
governments into 'fee junkies '
1H1 1h1•1r l.1kndJ1\ fram 1A11l tran -
port loll..-. trom the-It' '"al of \rt gmund., to ti"~ or \I\ uf La&un;i·
mu-.t "ondcnul homl'S fh1s \Car·
1~1\lotll1ndudl" t'AO fabulou\ <.X.can-
lh1nt homl'\ 1n uth Laguna. one
n1. '4 and lh\.' 01 hc1 a h1 tom· l hr1.'t'
\r1.h lb' homl' hu1h in 1cn 1 The
tour Jl-.o al""'"'' 1ndud(") a coupl ol dl'IKll Laguna lO/\ ··ch.irmcrs.~
I 1lt1l JI hl\101"\ ln Ill\' 19.l!h \\n1k one CnJO" ""~'1118 thdlOl'rll'\
01 ngl" < ount~ ".;, ~rv" 1n~ ,10'4 h JnJ the incn.~.hbk 'ICIAS. one 1<, alw < hli .-.1r~~'' '4ll(AU' b~l ii· ~Pf..lCuni.a lood 1.au\C The Charm
hr.>rt1.'\ anJ dum~ \\>ct1.• l1.'\'PU1J up I luu~ hlUI ha1, been spC1nsor"'d h\r.
\\chadonJ1.·\pcr:u.:u1'1( .&\\\l•ha,,· I .. \\'Jr. h' \ilia e Laauna, a ll\tf
1ooa~ \1rrl\\IOJ 100 fa~t 1-. rumou\ orpnmmon dcd1<'1tl"d to pn: '"' ina In the 1.1\t 1,·" ~l·ar, ou1 lllht11'1· JnJ p11llf\.1tng l agun:l' 'ilia a1-
ltl1lh.'d l!llmlh h:t\ pu'>hl·J u1, 1n111 a nw1iphcrc Prl'·'Klk 11dcl at SI l'arh
fl\.''' '''"~· lit111O\\111g 11no lhC' fu1utl' · "'"c "' aildhk b) mail at P 0 13o, \\ 1. Jh. t111an1.1n11n 11a-,uu,·1u11.· '"th 1.W'I Laaun• ~3lh 916~1. J\''1.'11.11"'1 k.:\. lc.·\lc.'d lm rutun• (if"lE FELD R '""J''"'' \\,· '" JqX'nd.:111 'lll tlh•H' Ll@una Be ,h ilU"\h to 1'.;a' h11 1h,• th1ng' "'' drll n·1
J'.l' 101 \ "'' "'1" ulon.1
(>u1 IO\\'I nm~nt\ ha' l lll:\\'11'-
. tee f unltl'' .. I IK'\ a~ dc-JX·ntl.:01 on
=:.auvl 1,·r Joh ol g10~ lh tu JCl O\ l'J lhl
h,aJ;id1c lwnl ~1.·\tl'Hl.l~ 'P"'''.
Marines' support
sought for North
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to '"'ll l ,·, d tu•~,., 't..., thd"' "1111~ ~111w n11 ·1,.l>k \\llhdrav.al ""'P.
tllnl\ hut llO 'AUN' than lh~ Ill•°"" 111
1tJJ I~ lion J h ll \\ hl:O V. I.' I ~ h ("\-111
1ttkJ1,11un -"hen "'" lno'' that our
aro\\th 1101' r1.•Jll~ \tOjlJ~'J -\\~ \Ill
CntfHl\IJ,111.Jlf~ Olll Ill ll.'\\111101&
h1.·ahh \\, ,an l1u1IJ t11-ct' unJ
h1Jh" ·'''''1th the u»nlidenft' that""'
r\.'alh all' '"" 111 11111lic pr"h '"'' \1tJ "h.:n 11 n>'"'°' hi pl\1•11 Im dH~·,11""' ilnt1 h1&h""~'· kc\ l>1; fa11
lh\IUt 1t J 1111\i \\ ht.l U~ th\:m \h\lllkl
ix' the''""'' tu PJ' Im •them
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h19h"J> '· 't 111 atthc p\ rttmp 1 h:at
I\ loatr. ti "dh\I\ 111 II I' ttntC•tl'.''l\'\I
and 1t "''""'d' 1h1 ' \ho •~hi\
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1lh.·rn1ut nh,.,;1,., h ha' , ''"''h'~
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To the Ed11or In the mattu ol the Uo1t1.•t.I \t.ite\
' Oh' er '01 th I find 1t •PJlillhnt th al the\ ha111 vi "ommand !\Omcho~
\tartC'\J 01 \:OJ ·J "1th a 1etnam ~ .. ,
hero ht•ut n nt colonel.
Once •sa•n ,,UI areal ka<k I\ l\l\.t
ahan<loncd the. \1anne and11U nt'our
'ttcMln\ I won\leor v. h~ '1 Oon aR)-
bod f\'nH:mbcr the mo\1~ ··1hey
\\ l'IC f.\~ndahk., ..
t 1ht mc1 !tan publ1\: '°'"' to tanJ b\ and V.'lt~h ()h,'t'r Nt\r1h
lnmtitJ h\ the lO\\ard that hf
lo' a II~ ~, H'tJ'! 'f~ public m11ht but fo1 C\f" man
•ho ('\ "'f Vl'ort t~ Marn~ ( Of1'I
un1torm ''.u knu• •hat'"°" hi'''° do j•jca"' \Jon'I ~t ~~ Jdk-mll
oath. ml'('1 liddt\ ·
.\n\'Ofte 1n1~ •n ronna. 1 wrron lh"4P .. Ot" C'f' Ola.
pi<'IY \: ll'IUM: Mr.
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Would you believe, there
really ls _aflsh that dr.ovvnS-7
Q. What sort offi!.h drowns if held
under water too long? •
A. Asiatic climbing perch. Lives in 0 stagnant water with little ox}gen
G"ulps surface air from ume to time
It's gill chamber works as a lung.
Your taste buds ma} wellstlck with
you, but the cells•thcrcm that do the
work arc pretty temporary lifespan
of onesuch 1s about I 0 da.)'s
Q. You said a '"biddy'' is a young
chicken. Where'd the word come
from?
A. "Bidibidi." a small yel low bird
m West Africa's Ch1luba language.
Probably.
Monkeys can get measles. too.
Q. What's the 39th state')
A. North Dakota Reah1e North
and outh Dako1.a got statehood at
the same time m 1889. And that
President Benjamin Hamson shuf-
fled the proclamauons so nobod:r
would kn o" which he s1gnC'd first. But
h1stonans now elect to go b}
alphabeucal order. so call North
Dakota the 39th and outh Dakota
the 40th
panncr for more than seven }'cars,
you've alread} beat the odds, notes
our Lo'C' and War man.
Out Fahrenheit temperature ~ale.
de,iscd in German}. has been ob-
solete there for more than a centuf}
Mississ1pp1 legislators. m 1972
passed a la" that no aliens who didn't
live' In rhat state could o~n land there.
except c1t1len ofS} na and Ltbanon
Can ) ou explain that one.,
If.you've held eight jobs by the time:'
you're 40, )Ou'rc typical. says an
cmplo)ment re earcher.
Nationals of no oth er counfr}
change addtesscs more frequently
thai;l .;\mencaps.
In no human tribe ha ve the "Women
generall> been taller than the men.
Wnung worried Plato Thought 11
might discourage m<·mof}
In hakespcare's England. ..ou
could use eels for mone>
While of the egg 1'1 the "glarr "
If you've been mamed to the ~me As a child, that mo$t dehcatt of
poctc.. El11abcth Barrett Browning. --------------. oca 1onally ate raw beef teak for her
~~ health. Her father m 1stcd on 11 Or w
~W' ·us wnt m literature' footnote
tf
9yVIDADeAN
..-..~c., .••• ..., ..
Dts11nrr David Hayn hkfS color.
C\pc<:1alh rcJ. "Rl·d means hfe."
lfa)Cs.hlcs kgc. ... If you have great
k~. I \\a1H to Sl'C ·~P.l ·" Most
hcmhnc!li '"'ere JU~t abo"~ the knC"O. The ( ahfornia dcMgncr also hkrs
poll.a <lots. ~fl shoulder!li and chem1~·s 1ha1 can be belled 1f one
"ant to sho\\ otT the wat t.
l\tcmtx-r of the Laguna Commit·
tN' of 1 he Orange Count)·
Ph1lharmoni<. Soc1et) hke lla)c and
his fa~h1oos.
The) like him so much the) lrop
asl1ng him b;u:l. He made his fourth
appcaranrc forthcgroup Fnda) at the
·Ritt ( :irltun Hotel and man) 10 the
audience ha' c ~ccn air of his sho"'
The lunlhcon crowd. a sell-out of
551. appfaudl·das 10 model paraded
59 pl<.."CCS or l>a \ uJ Ma)eS pnng and
summer along "11h a bit of fall
pre' 1C\\ 1ng As usual. I la~cs pro' 1ded the
commcnta1• tv1 Im sho" and he \\as
m rare fo1 m·fu1 1lm one ... ad hbhing.
1oking "11h the.· models and the
cro"d. an<l 111 gl'lll'1al t'O\;enng up for
th e sho" \ <ll'la\ . . The 1ruc.·i.. c.·on11ng fr~m Ha>-es· Los
Angeles sho"1oom with all of the
fashions had p1oblcms. It arri .. edJust
prior to sho\\t1me. and that caused
panic m the.· drc.''>'>lllg room. <\lso. one
model arnH'd late.'.
Marljan• Ashoff and Ruth Hitt fl•ftJ, and Grace aoyd and Joan Hanson. I .
"If the sho" doe.,n·t stan soon. the
girls "111 be too old to model ..
quipped Ha)es
No one-seemed to mind the dcla\
The fashion "atchcrs had alread}
soc1alucd around the hotel' fountain
and m 1h~Oo"cr-lilled court)ard and
had dined on breast of capon tutTed
w11h crabmea1 Dessert was "h11e
chocolate and stra" berf} pa' c.
Also. the \\omen (and a fe" men)
had been e1m•rta1ned b' Erich Vol·
lmer, "ho donned tails ·and top hat
and "as 1ruttingand "putting on th e
Ritz." The O< P~ e\ecuttve director
"as making his debut in this ficl~ of
llOHO,('OPI·:
1y SYDNEY OMARR
mu'''· .. I h.i ' l' l~'l'll a solo1s1 at m\
ch ur(h. but tlm "ngrng 1 a first. ·1
could n't ,,1, nu to till' ladies." said
baritone.· \ollma. "ho admitted he'!>
morl' rnmfo11abk at h1'> dc'>l. (Aside
to t:m·h I he.re.-Jll' JO other "omen's
comm1t1Cl''> >
Man ) ol the gucw. "ere surpnscd
to learn of Vollnwr's singing talents.
"If 1hc Ph1lharmun1l has 11 director
s1 ngmg. "c no\\ h:n c to get Tom
Kendrick (0{ Performing .\ns
Cen1e1 p1 c'>rlkn1) on the SlllJ!e and.
singing · jOl.c.•d barl Esaylan. chair-
man of the n·ntcr guilds.
harrng ~hl' cnthus1as11c applause
ARIES (March 21-April 19): You promised 'ou"clf 10 eh<.'t"lt safN)
hazards. to do some repair work. to check recipes for ··spe<. rat dishes " Fina II)
you ~n eep those promrSt~ Scenano featu~ pauencc.
TAURl iS--fApnl 20.May10): This 1s an) 1h1ng bul a .. blue Monda)"!
Emphasis on gifts. music. entertainment. ah1ht) to 1mpnn1 St)k. Young
person will take the lead. Past wnung performance comes under scrulln).
GEMINI (Ma) 21-Junc 20): Ohta1n h1n1 from Tauru-. message You'll
become more aware of)our own "01ce. pothght on entcnammcnt. po'i'i1ble
part1c1pauon in choral group. Treatment of "brothe r" 1 of paramount
importance.
CANCER (June ii-Jul) 22): Keep opt1 on'i open LC't others know )OU
possess degree of independence. Some ha'e been 'ia)ing. "You can't take
charge of }our o" n destm)!" Pro' c them "'rong
LEO (July 23*Aug. 22): Approx1matcl} eight da) c. ago )OU recc1' ed notice
that mone} might be ''on the wa)." NO\\ )Ou get -.cnfil·at1on. poss1bl) cac.h or
check. Emouonal mvoh·ement al~ part of d) nam1<. sn:nano
VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22): Replies rece1,ed to se"eral recent rnquine-.
You are 1n env1ablC' posiuon of ha' mg a choice enano fcatun.·c. 'eNlt1ht).
opportunit> to hit financial Jackpot LIBRA (Sept. 23·0ct. 22): What had been kepi 1n the.· darl "'111 receive
benefit of light. As mformauon is rece1\ed. )Our fear-. and usp1c10M will
recede. You arc ready for fresh start Ne" lo' c: could be on 1mnwdiatc horizon.
SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. 21 ): Your 1ntu1t1on a\<.''i the da}' £mpham on
charm. personality, ability to put across prolitahlc program .\quanan "ill
become major ally. Focus on st) le. ron1ancc. crcat1 v11\. pcnua\l\Cne'i'i
· SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22-Dcc. 21 ): Stud) 'c:orp10 message. You'll be
trusted to make important financial dec1'11on You'll be ~~.ing. "I thought I
could do it and I did!" Soc11I obhga11on "111 be fulfilled.
CAPRlCOBN (Dec. 22-Jan 19): Attention centerc. around formal
agreements, contracts. pecial documents D1\CU.,'i1on'i "111 rndude marnal
status. possibility of pannersh1p. Long-range proc.pt•uc. could wvcr tnncl
AQUARIUS (Jan. 20.Feb. 18)' Stud> Sagittarius ml·s~gc < heC'k various
"1th Vollmc1 \\a soprano Lana
Hileman, "ho JO Ill Cd h1 m for 'K'' crttl
numbe1<, 1ndudmg l\\O from "Phan-
tom of the Opera .. H1kman 1s a
member of To"'n and Countf}
Philharmonic and has appeared 1n
Orange Count) communit) and din·
ner theater-.
°'Vollmer brouJht 1n t\\O vr three
tables:· sa id lha1f"oman Marljane
Asboff," ho had filled four table'" ith
her friend" from Hun11ngton Bca<.h
\\here !iihe "'as act1\e '"th ltun l·
1ngton Harbour comm11tcc before
mo\ing to Lagul)a onr and a half
}'Cars ago
"We hope.· to male bcl\\c.'l'll
Sl6 000 and Sl8.000 from thl•
sho"' ·\ommcntcd \~hoff Prcxccd"
go 10 0( PC, )Outh edulatron pro-
grarm lkrrnmm11tcc.•1n luded Mar)
Btttis, Gloria Tbrallklll, Marjorie
McDonald, Ernestine Allerlaand, Vlrg
lnla Crosley, Charlotte Lock11rood, Lii
Johnston, Ka y Wlttmaek and Glml
Garman
Also Jacklt 8Rckle)', (\\earing thl·
DH !>ull she.• "on las1 ~car) ha1 ~n for
th e Laguna J un10~ "ho "ere acting
as greeters and·t1 ckc1 sc-ller\ and Olga
Balich, $1atrley Seholtttr, J eantltt
Norton, Mary Brooks. Ann Crowl and
Blllle Hansen.
aspects concerning loans. savinJS. perccntajC~ You'll get help from ource Ch•plln"s cent•n•rv celebr•t•d considered "unorthodox." po1l1gh1 on \\r1t1ng communication .. cnfica11on. 1
PISCES (Feb 19-March 20) Obtain hint from < t1pmorn mes\age TM Prine .. ef Walel ..... •ueen• CM~ln, 16, son of th•
poth&ht"On domesuc relat1onsh1ps. unique aarcemcnt. marnaac.· 'ou arc not bite a..rtle Ctt•plln,on lun~., In London at• tpeelalf~ffy
bernggl\encompletc lOf) Bcaware.scn it1\C10 \uh1k clueci reunion ~ dNN'lty ~-· of the lllOYle City
JF APRIL 1'1 IS YOUR BIRTHDAY attcn11on centl'r\ aroun<l holl<lD) Ulhta;" ...tslfttl the leiOdl .....Wer .. ry of tM birth Of the
spint. d1vcrs1ficat1on. grc:itersense of freedom \ ou'll hccome more a\\al't'-t>f COMk .. nlus; ~. who tlled "tn 1977, •Ito was
d1c1. nutrition. "'ardrobc. body 1m, c mouonnl "trauma" 1h1\ month 1\ r••••lterH In Switaerlan4 where he 1pent hit Ian ZS
more minor than major. Complete rcCO\Cf\ and ult1m.i1c '1ctof} definite' for ~·---"Hll ft11W1 le•v• • • ,.aeft8nt ,.... .... of Juatk• and
Ma). e41.,.111y:• .. Id Swist f'r•~•nt Je•n-f'nc., D•l•muraa.
•FACIS If you ca.re about veterans, write your legislators
DEAR ANN I ·\NDlR~· I know
)OU care about ou1 "etcran!li becau~
you a~ked >rour renders 10 remember
them on Valcn1ine'!ii Day and more'"
than a million and a half peopk
responded. Pl ca!lie be their friend
--· , ... __ ,._.Jlll.Ul.-Otd-you-ltnow that upP:11es arc so
Even thoueti car manufacturers are
using new mateflals and processes to
prevent periorallon corroS10n, many car
buyers sttn consider additional rustproofing
a 1ood Idea This 1s especiany true of car
owners who expect to keep their cars tor a
Ion& time Rusl,Pfoohng also makes sense
where winters are prolonged atta1rs, or satt
air and/or polfutJOn are problems
Rusi.Pf~ consists of the apphcahon of
a wax petroleum derivative u_eon t
!iposid parls oflfii car The compound IS
sprayed on the awQ9frate areas with
wands that are placed throucti mm1scule
access hotes m the car's body With proper
application and follow up care, a &ood
ruslpfoof'"I ,ob should effectively deal
Wttt\ any lfttlSlure trapped in an mlerlOf
Mii strucfure for the life of the Clf •
A-. rus~ and corrosion rs usu,.y -"'
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short m man> V hospuals that the
nu~ a~ ~roun11na the httle
souvenir bare. of oioa p and hampoo
bottle from hotels to bnna to VA
1>9tient ?
In one VA ho p1tal 1n th~South. thc
nurses were so frustrated by the
rcf usal of the pcosthcuc' dtPl!nmcnt
to ~uppl) whcdcha1r cusJuons that
they raised $25. bou&ht a laftC foam
mattress. rrowed an ckctnc knife
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and cul the foem to make wheelchair
cushions for their 1>9t1tnts.
Anocht'r VA nunc reported that m
her h~Lal il was impossible to &1"e
diatittk pefienls proper care bccauS(
t~, did DOC halvt lritu11n synnan. Thas C'OUld bf lift-1hrattn1na. ...
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t u conarc~c,1onol hcanna la'it cnpfed to mart; a "'onderful au>
September. V 1\ onic1al ~1d they who 1s 28. I am 27 "Tom" ha a aood
faced tl $600 million to $1 billion JQbandloves h._. 01k.. L\Cf)thina 1.,
shortfall in their budaet for mrd1cal peachc and cream except (or one
care. Yet "'e sc.-em to have billions of thin&. Hehn been \mol..ma a JOmt or
dollar for th(' Dcfen~ Departmrnt. two o( marijuana <''C'f) dll) for )t'a~.
Doc an)' of this mah tense to you. I have told him that I think he
Ann' -r " . 0 kl AND. ALJf_ $b()ukt~ ~. po.t Of l lea'"
DEAft OAK: Ne. UMll 11 M•'t for cut down a h1tle. but hr says there is noth1na ~rona ~•th it, that pot " .-&ae ..... Ume. I w .. •J re..n &e harmleu. •nd he tcCS ao rt'tse>n to
,.memlllltr tUt lie wlteel tUt d · h If ( h I d = .. ,_,,lite oil. la.._ HM, Ute epr1\e 1m~ o t <' p cuurt an .~ relaution hC' 1tts from 1t. llaletw&eJ .. ,...,......... Ann, •hen he tme>ke,, he _,, ..... n,...._ ........ ...,.,.... -AKre .. dte ..._. r 1 'J*'f)' and la1y and dotsn't want to
.,...a"=,..._. Mr .:_eer,_v:.-do an)'lh11~1 but hs&en to mu~1C' and
,.... · ... ,. ,_ · atarc at tlii Will: 5cii'Mtl"'6 ht trts 1' '.•: ~ &Mm. lilly and...._ OWi' Dothina. wti1ch
DEAR ANN LANDERS: I am it very.,.--IO me.
.
Will )OU pkuc,c tell mC' 1fm r&Julln3
1 h.srmlc\\ a .. he in~1 t\'1 I nc d to
•nov. what )"Oil thin btt:lu !TI)
'IC"-\ don't 1..Arr) mulh \\l'1&ht \\1th
Tom ano )Out\ rma,h1. Thank$ for
)Our help -r \l M Bf;,\( H, FLA.
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k street safer
to curb youths'
~nergy, save lives
· Al. a·community mourns the loss 'of l4-)ear-old Cori
Wana, It would do well to channel some of the emotion into
makina safe the road that contnbuted to her death.
The Estancia H1ah School freshman fell victim to
youllifulness~ that state of mind that knows no fear, d not
pause to ponder monaluy and hvcs for the moment.
Trqkally, youth's unbndled energy sometime~ has
boundaries. The ~onscquencts can be fataL.P.ci Wan& who
was at the wheel of the speeding Acu-ra lntegra w1l1 live wuh
that hanh rcaJization.
<fhe rest of us owe something &o others like the Wang
sisters who can't or won't res1 t the urge to go fast, to feel the
rush o.f speed, .nd noise and wind. We must make Placentia
A venue a more .Difficult place to die .•
Traffic expens and police officers 1n Costa Mesa ha ... c
wor~ed over the years to make the wide. winding road a ~fer
place. But the task 1s not eas).
Commuters and students share the bu\y road with
bicyclists and pedestrians. It 1s easy to go fast as the road dip
and winds between Estancra High and the Mesa Verde
neighborhood. It 1s too easy.
Various strategics might be emplo)ed. including restnp-
ing the lanes and adding top 1gns. One idea that demands
panicular atte ntio n 1s installing concrete barriers.
The so-called Jerse) barriers have a double benefit. The)
narrow the roadway and reduce mo tonsts' perceptions of
what is a safe speed. meaning 1n this instance. the)-introduce
boundaries where )'Oung drivers see flOnc.
"'The barriers also ~rvc the _very real purpo\C of
preventing out-of-control cars fro m crossing lane~ of traffic
They confine the danger. •
It is possible that w1th such barriers. a communll} v.o uld
not be mourning toda). ~ ·
Opinion• expressed In this apace are tho~f the Da.lly Pilot Other
vleWI ••P<eued on thla page are thoM of their authors and art11t1 Reade<1
comments are invited and may be Mnl to The Daily Pilot. P 0 Box 1560 •
Costa M ... 92626
o ·amestic"oil exploration
The news sounded good for the local cconom) · fhc price
of Kem River e rude chm bed to S 12.25 per barrel. v.-h1ch
compared quite favorabl} to a low of $8 per bam.•1 Just .,,,
months ago.
But as SC\eral sources pointed out. the 1ncrca'c prohabl ~
will be shon-lt..,ed. . o me !Ml) it's onl} a mattl'r of t1ml! tx·fon.-
thc price beg.in to drop again. perhaps to the point , ... hcrc the}
were before. 1
Not much has happened to trul) cm:ouragc nl''"
production and e \plorat1 on ·of 01 1 domcstacall). and that''
crazy. Jt seems this count!) has not 'learned aO\ le~sons from
the embargoes and price hike forced 1by OPf:C during the
1970s.
When the 011 glut occurred in the earl) 1980 . v.e ac tcd a'
1f nothmg bad had happened a few )ears earlier. Otl l\nd gas
consumption increased with lower s*troleum pncc~ bigger
can made a comeback: and no one in Washington -dc')p1te
the of\-rcpeatcd "arnanis -had the guts or foresight 10 deal
with the obvious sign o(h1 tory about to repeat 1~lf We "'ere
on the low but urc ro<id to reliance o n tmportcd 011 a~an
Like the story of the ara shoppeI and the ants. th1
country has enJO)ed a long season of con~umption but h:i.. not
planned pro perly for the coming blauartl.
. Pan of the solution to changing this ~loom ) p1rturc 1s to
encourage domestic oil and aa~ explorauon. That 1 wh)-\.\C
support a proposal b)' Rep. 8111 Thomas. R-Bakersficld. that
would create tax 1nccnt1ves for the tndu.,tl) to in\C~t in nc\'
Optrauons. ·
Ttfts. orcoursc. mu t be done In an en" tronmcntall)
acceptable manner. u Tho ma\ pointed out. Bu t ll \:an ~
done. nd 1t could be a &ood fint \tep. alona \\Ith con\er' at1on
measure , \oward ackno\.\ledging and dcahna "'1th the
problem instead of 1gnonn1 ll
Tbe B•k~r•fleld C•liloralan
IOU\' I' 111,"l'OH\
Today 1s Monday. pnl 17. 1hc the v.orld
107thda)'Ofl9 'J.1hercart H8da) In 1969. irhan 1rhan wa\ c-on·
kfi an 1hc year. v1ctcd ofa't'>IS 1n 11n1 ~n Robert F
Today's h1,hh&ht in h1\tOt') Kenned)
On pnl 17. 1961, about l.SOO 9 CIA·trainni Cuban c~ales !Jun htd In I 69, CL~ ho lov1k1an om·
thed.iwttous Ba) of Pia.s 1nva 10 0 of mun1 t Pan) chairman luandcr
(ubl 1n an attcmet to ovenhro"" the Dubcek ~as dePoscd.
,ovcmmtm of Ft<kl Htro The In 197S, Phnom Penh It'll to
1nvasaon fallcd. and the ~ul"'11.or,. Commun"t in~uratnt • endina Cam-~rt captured. bodaa'~ fhe-yeu v.ar
On thas date Jn 1492. 1 rontrac't v.-as iin~ In 1986. the bod1t ol mencan
bct'llttn c hn tophcr c olumbu and ltbranan Pc:tcr lo.1 lbum and 1v.o :.;:,;.,;;.;,;.;.......wllilm..~B....IQ.\lnd n Beirut. rhc Spain lo scc1' a "e\tv.ITd three h~taacs had been ~loam ap-~:;'~i~ M~in Luther"ent bcfort partntly 1n rttahauon for lhc l ' ~
lht Oic1 of Worms ('-ohmn) to face ruad on Lib~a.
ChafJC stcmm1n1 from ha rt'l1i1ou\ Ten )cars a10. A fodcraJ '"1fct)
wn11n1t1. · . · • panel rttommcnnd~ that a br<>ad
In IS24, Giovanni da erra1ano ranac of ncv. 1nnrumcnt\ be an tallcd
t'w Y"rL on mote than half the nallon's nuclc-ar d1scovcfl'd present-day v "' rta'-ton
harbOr.
In I 790 Benjamin frankhn died 1n f1H' )e&r1 110 Machinc·tun fire PluleddPh•• atthc ._of 84 from Libya's E:mbl )' 1n .ondon • • · raHdacrowddun,..aprotnUp1ntt In 1161 , thc V1rpnaaSt.a1eCon'-cn· the aovcrntMnt of Col. Moemmar
llOft ~olcd to 1«tdc from &he l 'n1on Gadhlfi. lulhna a police officer and
In 1941, YUlll>SlaviuuncndcmJ to •ound1na 10 othu peoplt
otnilaiiy 1n World War II. Ont )'tar.,: lAu1tt 'c\clM>n. the
In 1964. Ford Motor o un,c11td R'*aan·born ~ulpcor •ho bttamc
lbe "MUS&aftt;" onco(&hcworld sbett•nown .. onttn
la ..... JmM Mock o(Columbut. arutta. difd tn New Yorll at lbc •of
Olrio. became the fine -oman lo 1· c:omplcte11olo1ir1Uncfti&ht•round 81 Tk A••mlM rm.
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Congress faces toughtest
of instilling ethics by statute
WASHI NC1TON ( P) -When
would-be rcformc~ rose up an Con·
grcss;thcir cider' used to sa) that) ou
can't legislate morality So the) dtdn't
tr).
That era '' gone. that slogan no
lonccr l~ fa h1onablc. and the govern·
mcnt ha been trying for a generation
to install ethics b) statute
fhe result1i arc mixed The t\sue 1\
· far more· v1\1blc I he rcbulo.c' and
punt hm cnts for m1scondut.:t arc far
more frequent And the rull'S ol
conduct arc far more tnngcnt than in
theda)S"hen the latcScn. EHrctt M
D1r1'.se n rose up 1 n mellifluous prote\t
against e1.en the uggcst1on 1ha1
members of<. ongrcs should dasdo~
their soun.cs of anlomc
"There arc tho1ic of lOUr\e "ho
sa) that public ethics and \aluc~
cannot be legi lated:· Pre\1dent Bush
said as he sent ( ongress h1~ nc" ethic\
propQsal la t \\cdncsda) "''ou'rc
never gQlfng to lcg1 late ..twa~. am·
propriet) or. through lcg1 ln11on.
guarantee that c1.en hod) "' e~ bc)ond tht". )OU kno". ix-rccptwn nl
crat1c1sm ··
But he said there should be clear
c'phc1t and cnlorceable ftdcral ethics
la"s. appl)'ang across all branches of government to re-place a code th.it
now 1s in dasarra}
One reason for that d1sarra) is tha1
( ongre has "nttcn t"lhtC'S raw for
other branches of goH·rnmt"Ol "hale
exempting 11\Clf .. 'The .\mcrt\7jll
people do not under~tabd·wh} ~crtain
bchavu:>r1s con 11.kredcnmanal when
committed b)-an eJ.rcut1H' bran'h onic1al or perfect I) kgal "hC'n com·
m1t1cd b~ someone 1n anothrr branlh
of &o"crnmcnt," Ru h said
One noJablc c\ample '"then:' oh·
'"B door that allo"s former mcmtlcr\ of C. ongrc to lx-q>mc an tan1 lob·
b~ast\ or contract! tonsuhant in
Contra t tO C\eCUll \ e branch Offirn1h
who arc barred from doing bu~tnC\\
"uh thr ar lurmcr collcagu~ for at
least a )Car a lier ka\ 1ng go' emmcn1
Bu h \aid the rule$ should he
uniform
But then, he· wasn't altogether
rnm1Mcnt himself. Ha proix)~d rule ag;unst a quid. spin through the
revoh ing door would sct'm ,applt·
cable to thr dcfcn\C con\ultana Eork that was one of the l'>')Ul'\ r 1~-d
agzunst fbrmcr n John(, f ( er
Bush''l rcJCl'lcd nominee for \C~r tar)
of ddcn~
\\hen tht" president "J\ ..t\lo.t·d ·ho"
he ~wared ha ethic s proposal\ "1th
h•'l suppon for Tov.er. he 't<H<l there
wa\ no conflict ".I \CC no lOntrod1c-
11on "hatsoevcf.'' Bu h ~·d
rhc president dtd nol propo'>C
lcg1 la11on to ban spe<.'{hmal.1n.a fee~
tor mcmbcrrnf the ffouse and ')t-nJtl·
.in om1s<i>1on 1ha1 dre" protc ts lrom
the.-ethics lobb) Bush -w1d he'd lea'\: th;n und the que uon or a cnn·
gre\\10nJI pa) ra1o,c tor later rnn<iul·
talion "1th lcadt'r'i ol llou~ Jnd
~na1c
But the president did~) llatl\ th:lt .. honorana for memtlcr of C ongrl'!I"
\hould tx· banned" and that C ongrt•\\
'\houldha,capa~ ra1\( .\ 1m1larhan
wa\ pro(l('l~d e.rrhcr th•~ 'car but ll "3" S<:rappe<l along "1th the 51 percent p:n ra1'>( ( ongrC\S J 1dn'1
dare to accept 'icnale Dcmocra11c l t'adcr Cicorgc
't11c.hcll \31d he also faHl~ a h<Jn on
honorana "11h a ccirn:.,pondans Jn·
<: rca~ 1n congrts 1onal fXi' I k 3Jdcd
thJt pa) mcrcasc:"s should not be
cl)c(tl\C 1mmcd11uel\ lor the Cun·
ttrc".1<:1 that appro'c them bu• .aOcr the: nc \t round of ck~:tmn~
The o~n qucsuon '"' v.hcther
C onart s will ns._ ta.,in& on the
pol111call~ unpopular QUC)llon ol m
own pay apin this }Car .. There 15 no
Potnt. absolute!)' no Point. 1n putting
( on~s through ilnothcr traumauc
bashing hlo.c the one JUSt completed."
Bu h said
Ano1her Bush proposal under·
!ICOred another 1nt:on 1 tc nC) tn eth-
ic rules He said ( ongrc~ ho uld act
this )car to clo~ the loophole that permits . some senior members to
·con-vcrt urpl us poh t1cal ,. contn bu·
uons to personal use That as per-
mitted for me mbers elclted before
1.9
lron1call). that abuse was a <:cntral 1~uc-an one or the ca!IC') that marked
the change an i:ona.rc:. 1onalattlludes
oibout legislated ethics
rhc )ear "a' 1967 "hen Bobb) lbkrr MS COn\.'IClW of finan 1al
wrongdoing. Rep Adam la) ton
Po"ell "35 denied his llousc i.cat for
m1sappropnattng omcc and c'pen
funds. and Sen l homes J Dodd ot < onn~ucut wa'i l'Cn urcd b)-· the
Sen3tc .
The centrnl ac<·us.a uon again t
Dodd ~as 1ha1 hc h.ad u~d pohucal
funds lor ~rwn:il purpo~s fhat "a'i
hdd ur ha' c hroul)lt dishonor and
d1 repute 10 1hr ~na1e
\io~ aflcr a gcncrauon ol eth1n
1nqumes. ruhnis and h11"s. some
s1m1l.ir condutt 1 held to be legal.
Bush desnabcd h1!> go,cmmt'nt
ethics proposals to the .\mtnca n ~1Ct) of "lcv..,paper f t.htor'i .and he
oflercd n po1ntt'<l 'iUa,gcst1on to J
prolcs ion that I\ srapphng "1th
cth1c.1l quc-.1100~ ol ats ov.n "Pu bltC' ser"\ acc as not the sum of
our pcr._s or po sessions. but a
mca ure olho" -.cconductouNhc
.rnd v.hat "l' J(h1cH•." the prnl<tcnt
!I.aid "( OrTIC to thanl Of II thtS I\ 3
good l"odc for all OC<"u pauons. lrom
high school to the haghe'it <.:.:1lhng 1n
JOUrnah\m and go' emmcnt " W1lt~r R. MHrl. vltt. p,...1ldeot
.ad col•m•l•t for Tk A.11ocl1t~
Pffl1, .,, UfNrtH oe w .. •10,-r.011
ntl utloul ,.111k1 for mon-,.,_.ts
,.~,, ..
Uncontrolled growth has turned
governments into 'fee junkies'
,
J tkll\:11 -,.,
I oo._ 11 lmhlr. In thl' 14.JI <>r:ans~ < ount' "'.;' &111""' '" "I < >ur \trn•t, ~honl\ huw11.1I' la
-.. Apftl 11 ...
llllllC" I
Swiss set .
example
for having
weapons
To the td11or: 1 he b n on so-calk'd ··a uh'
\Ii Capone; 1~ 111-ad' 1~d and lq1slat1«)ft
to outlav. some \\capons ~ti a '
prcrcdc:nt for lurthcrbanningofotbtt
\\-Capon-.. then all f°""atel)-owncd fircJrmo, fhc :um o thow wtro ban----+~-·
lircarm 1 mrsd1rcctcd. The) should
target lflmtnals not "capons that
ordinary .\men ans can use to defend
thcmscheo, lrom lav.:brealcrs.
The death ol fhe schoolchildren
and tnJune'i to more than a do1cn
other\ in J \tOl Ii.ton hool}ard Mre
trag1 Had the cnminal JU5tlCC )''°"
1cm bet'n opcralln& properl)' the man
v.:ho pcrJ)(tr:ite-d that dead!} ramJ)l9r
"ould ha'" been behind bars for . other cnme\ he had eomm1t1ed. Ht v.:n~ >Aalk1ng th e strC'c ts as a result of
pica barpin1ng. · .
fhe nttack on those school children
hould ha ' e generated outrage about , the hberal-J ormnatcd JUd1c1al S)S·
te rn Instead the media ha'e peo~ ·
1hin.,ang that the gun comm11tcd &he
mmc fhe truth 1 1h:u the gi.in 1s not
at fault The ust'r of the aun m this
case 15 at fauh (Jun owners need 10
remand In\\ enforcement that ·1aw-
ab1dang gun ov.ncrs Jrc their bcsl
fnend .
( ommon sen~ will tell )OU that
outla"in'sun "'II dt'pra\c onl)' law-11b1d1ngc1111cns ol th 1~ method ohclf-
dctcn~ \ rnm1nal as hardl) goana to
hl·l·d a In" that 'W) he can't ha\(' a
iUll he ) :ilrt"ad' a criminal.
1 "ould hli.e 10 point to the nation ol
'" "'"'rlJncJ w dl:lu~ the ariumcnt$ ol lhl' gun -lOnlrolle1 E\Cf') abl~
tx><.hc.'d mall' 1 rcqum:d to underao a
i.x•nod ol·m1htan ~r ... 1ct' and. when
he I\ tinl\heJ. he mu t talo.c ht~
~·m1.tutom.it1l' "caPon and omt
;immunit101\ home Thi mean~ that
'11 tu3lh l'H''' home in Sv. 1t1crland
ha' the lood 1it "capon in 1t that wa
u"'J m th.: '4hooh.i r4 l~)-But ~\\ avcrl:anc.I ha~ one of the lo"esl ratn of 01m,· an ihe en11re "orlc.J
l et's not lore.l't ubout our cl«'tl'J
oll 1l 1ah both no" anJ at campa11n
tame \.\ "° all ._'"'" that there arc no \Ul h 1h111g' :i.. .. a,..ault 110l'\ •• hut \loC
nl"\J 10 rC'lO n11t" thnt there oirt" 'u"·h
1htn&'"" · J\'ktuh poh111. 1an, .. -nll'n
"hl> tl'ill .al mar< 1ln\t11ut1on ..tnd dine
un our 11 hi\ 11u1 ~'<.ond \ml'nd
mc111 IH·nh.11n not" 1th t..tnd1na If
thl'H' "an' b;inn1 ng 10 he done k1 ''
,1a11 h~ ·:t1;inn1111 llle.'\C lolb from
puhhl· ollat t'
In condlf'lon· \\ tdl'\prc-ttd "'ail· ab1ht\ 111 IUll' H-Jun•\ the 111.;clthood
ol u 1m1nal Ix h..1' 1111 ·Thl' na11on ol
'" '""'rl:wd p111\'"' 1h1' Pll'A~ ""''1 ~11u1 -.cna1ur. lOll
~1t,\1n.lfl 'tall 'cn.11o r. ll'I· \l'tnhhman and l it' ulunc1lmt•n to
\truntt.h nppow thl\ attempt to <ll\·
.11111 IJ\\·Jh1"l1ng ' """'"" .. \Jit'\OI DC \I \R<.)I \RDl
\nohc-1m
Charm House Tour
coming on May 2 1
M arines' support
sought for North
In th· f'd•h'r In thC' mau,·1 ,,, the l nall'd \tall':\
\\ OhH·r :-.;oith. I lind 11 app.1lhn1
1ha1 th(' ( h11 n ul 'ommamJ 'tlmcho•
starttJ 01 rnJ ·J "11h a Y1ctnan\ •"Ir
hC'rO hru1cnant col nd Onl't ap111 our &rUl I •adel'I hlH'
aNndon4:J thl· Ma11ncund all nfour
\C'lcr.in' I ~tinder "'hf,' nut'\ an)·
bod\' remcm~t 1h mo' 1c "1 M
" rrt: .: 'pc1kt1~ .,..
I the \mu1 an publ1l· arnna to
1.1nJ b' itnd "at\:h Oh,cr Nor1tl
r\h.lfi\:J b) th" U)~llrJ thll M
lo~·ath ~n,'J ' 'lhi public. might hut 101 C:\Cf) man
v.h , C\l'r wt11c the ManM <'Of'P'
uni 1l1111n \ ''U ~ nOll\ -. hit \'<Ml ha\ t IO
do l'kil"' d.ln t tllf'IM ,(lUf' "Jk-mn
oath ""''" 1 1i\k"'11,, • \nHn" int('~ tn fcwnu• •
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AlO OAIL't'. PILOT/ Monday, Aprtl 17, 1989 l-
After 1 1 -year ruh, Bally' s
1 HollyWood' tribute ends'
RE 0. "" t.\P) -l hl' l~Ofi c:a11h4u.tL.l· ha' th.ti
shalll'll'd n I ran 1\1.0 near!\ 7.0CIO 11nw\ noo<h ha'l Mon· 1han N"l(t fl''upk h.1\l fX'd(unwJ 111 "lldlu
dc!>l1 u}cUa\\;11nngplnnetand0\1nch-plunH.'d\h<mg11!' tloll)"u<lJ aml "' nHlhon h,,,\. \\atdw<I 11 hum tlw
ha,1.• paradl'J UO\\ll the grand \lum·a\l' on lh1.· "orkl' 2.000-!ICUI 'hm\1111um a1 H.ilh 'Kl·no
lar&e)I )Lag1.•. \\ ha1 lhl'} h.1H' \t'l't' " ,1 h'<1-h0111 1.'\11.1H1e.an1,1
Bu t afu.·r 11 }car of pll'a~ina 1h1.• tnmch at A:ill~' abuunJ1ng 1n 'u1xrl.1tn l'\ •
"Hello I loll~ "<xxl Hello" ,., \8} 1ng go0Jh~1.· to m.iL.1. lk1"''''" '"' 01xn111g "l,1nd111g·· ofa p.h~ni1.·r 11.•1 on
\\J\ foi Dino. l 11a and franL. thl' on\·J\I\ \t.1~,· .11Ht tlw tin.1l mnnta~1. ul lfoll'"'I(~
· ··11·s a \\ontkrful. "onderful '>hO\\. bul 11., run 11 mu.,H:.11., 1h,·H• .11\· .111.11.~\ h\ ..,,x11.1.• !lhtp~ th:it J1.·.,H·1HI
)1.•a1 .. and1ntlwla~1 roupkof)C31\theaud11:nn•ha\h1.·1.·n f1um ih1.· \h11\\lrn1111 u:1hni! ptodut11on .iwmlx·r, hi
do'"n. Our !>Urte~., '>hO\\('d that pcof)k ,,antt·d to ,1.·1.· nrnh· nu,ln lk-1!.l·I\'' en"1111,and "an I 1;1111...,1.11:11 tlll.'
n31lll' sta r!>:· '><HJ Richard \tu rm 'ttt.' prl'\11.knt fo1 turn-uf-tlw:,, 111u1' In huth ''' 'oh 11 111 {'•ttmku1 tHl<f
cntcna1nmcn1 at Ball\'\ hotl'l-rn.,10<1' llailMI\ < 1.1.1'1 11hjld1 '
Dean ~1a1 un '"l(inauguratl' 1hc Ill''' polu:' \p11127. 1id tlwn 1 lw1,· ,·1h1.· \".If 1hq11.1h
af11.•rth,:shu'' ·, 1a .. 11x·rfor.1m lllC .\prtl.18.1\lartm "tllhe -\\ 11h .1 \Oll\htnalmn ol llt1bt1ng \tlu11d on 1.1.lf.!,.
follo"cdb,Paul \nl..a.Barbara \1andrl·ll l11a~1l nndlt. mut1u11 p~1111n hntl'> and '>lllll·1~ •. 1h.11 'Jll1t(. anti
Barr) Mn1\1lo" uoJ I rank Sinatra. rnll.11hl'"> 011 ,u,· 1lw H:11~).11\ < o(l\I and tlw ~an
"It \\tll lw a 11.·al ~dnC\')." 'aid Diane Pl'l\'r\1.'n. a I 1.111U'>lU\L.,lt1w.11l'l\'dtlll·d1oh111mngruhhk"11h1na
p1mupal !.1nl!.e1 \\ho.ha'> tx·1.·n \\Ith the shl"' "m' 11 m111UI\" opt·nl·d Ju1w ~ I <n1> 1 he st..ig,· hu11t ,o,nll'I ~ 111·.1u11mJ110d,111.·_ .. llello
.. rhat'!> Jh\J~\ J d1ffirult Jl3rl of our hll\111\"' '\)ll llOll\\\\IW . "SI\ kl."t \hm11.·1 lh.lll a louth.111 hdd and
bcconw so l'low to people. 1hcn facl' the 11.·alt 1' that I ~O 0k1.·1 '"lk 1 111 ~1.1111 dn .1111r' dl''l'·ml 11110 ••
)Ou', c got 10 go 01lw r d1rcr11on<,," b.i~1.·nwnt lwhm 1111 'u:m• 1. h.tn~l''
Michal.'l llWll1.'\. a principal '>Inga "ho al1io ha' ~1U1111.,.m1 B.ilh'1,"a'nn11uling.outth1.•1><>,.,1 h1lit'
tx·en \'uh lhl· 'h~•llom m 01x·n111g. cchord 1h1.· !>p1nt ol of fututl' p111dm 1u11), 111 R1.·1w .111d that thcrl' h:J\ hc·1.·n
fanul) 1n 1lw lJO-ml·mhc·r<·a~t .. [ H'n ~"month., \\\.' \3\ 1al~ 1.11 ~dlllll!-11, llo I lull'"''ud" -1.•anhq11:tl..1.·,
goodb)l' 10 !lomcbo<l~. Tiu~ t\ 1u<>t a b1gg1.•1 'l'l\1011 ol \\:ltl.'ff,111' .mJ ;ill : ii a h11 ) l'I U>nll'\ alnnJ.!
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9190,._ J . ,IVUGION
......... Cao ......
No&hana ius it •s>P!'an 10 bt 1n
0 .0 . Brookc'udapla&ion Of'R~
hcarsal for Murder.'' curttn\ly on
stqc at Garden Grove Com·
munil)' T~atre. Blscd on tht
tc&cplay b)' Richard Levinson and
\\'1llam Link, t~ p~ in,ol'n
cnouah '"' 1s\s and turns to
intettst any avid m)stel") buff.
Oircuu1 Geuffrr~ (irrad
adue\C!I a \Ort of timed rdraw
su!>pen)l· that hu11lh. 10 mea.,urcd do~!I. and 1c1.ull'> 111 an l'' rnina of
cntc1ta101ng intrigue H1'1 U'14.' of
an au)tcre ~1 '' l11d1 ';11 "-'' onl} "Ith hgl'll m u.J-M l'llC c hn ngl'.,.
fcx.ul)cs a11cn1101i un thl" ca~t of
pla)ers
Action rc,ol\\: tuound thC'
central ch.ir.illn \k\ f'NnQl\on
-a pla)''"""' "ho 3\~·mbk' a small group uf th,"<llCI tl\\Ol'l31C\
for a reading ot hi\ nc)' pl;,l). 1 ht•
mcctrng tul..l'' plan• on thl' 11n-
n1\ l'f'>ar' of tlw lll \\l('llOll'> und
unt1nwl) tkath oi' f)\•nn1,un-.;,
fianu-c -ohdud1 llll' aud1enl<'
1~ apprat\l'<l '1.i lh"hhild.
Ray Akan well interpret' a
melanchohc )el purposeful Den·
nison_. whose deliberate. careful!)
planned behavior pro' 1dts a false
sense of sccunl) 1n a sccmmgly
pred ictable storyline.
trong d1,11 J\ t\·1 11.i11on' .1r1.• of-
f1.•1cd h) f...1.tl'lll' Harn.ml and
Jo}n~ l11~w11 ,,, \11,nlla \\ 1.·ll,
(fiam·n•) ;rnd lklla I nmh Okn·
n1son"1p1<lJU1.l't h11:nd1 \1.·tl'ran
(Jarden C JH)\ l' d 111.•e1or P,·t1.•1
Dolan l'n,•llt' l'h por11.1~' tlH
role ofl lo)d \nJtl\\._ (chrl'l tnrl
Rcn<ll·nng lhl' 11.·111,x·1 illlll'ntal
anti d l\l'1~· 1x·..,onaht1l·, of an
8llr1.'i.'> and '''II auo" 0t1<'
( athl·11n, C h1lt11n D.1' 1d H1 1.111
~1ann Jnd \It~' \loon In 'llJl·
poi11ng rlit~ ... 11,· P.1 1 ll.1n1.1hoin
Alex Dennison fRay Akin, foreoroundJ has some
surprises In store for his guests In .. Rehearsal for
Murder," at the Garden Grove Community Theater.
Jo \nn l 1.1JX1 '°lu,,111 Rod11gm1
Roi' lohn,111n .1nu .'°ltua11
[ .. ~\\'ll.
Onn· <1tta1n l'\hth111n~ ''' om· n111 m, Ill tu q 1.1111\ ( umn111n11\
T lw.11", < 1;11J,·n C 1li• l: "'ill pl."
"Rehears.al for Murder" through
Ma) 6 with Frida) and Saturda}
performances al 8 pm and a
matinee at 2 30 p.m on Apnl 23.
For 11c~ct and mformauon. call
8~7-5 I 2:?
John Huston-,:/ocum~ntifry slated
. ATLA.NT'\ -Paul ""n1.1n \n·
-,eltt.ct ~ton anJ Uu.rcn..Ba~.1llJ.C11n
-.:..::::__.wo111 boil Robt.'11 \lilillum to ,,1l utt·
lcgl'ndar) director actor and \\fllt•r
John Huston tn "Juhn tiu .. ton lhl'
Man. the Mo' 1es. the Ma' cm~ .. a
t\\o-hour .,pccial premiering \.1on-
da~. June-I 2 at pm (ET} on T ur!Jt'r
1'-t:t"ork Tck\.l'>IOn
African heat
Obo Addy fleft, with guitarist Kenny wltt't a concert at South Coast Community
Gr•v••I brought his African-based d•nce -Church sponsored by the UCI •rts and
Jazz to the Or•noe Co•st this weekend, lectures progr•m.
Glenn Ford's nurse sues.over
story alleging affair wi~h star
City News Service
LOS ..\ ~C rfl r \ C 1lcnn J ortl '
prt' ale nurw h.I\ hin t a $1 -mtlhun
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1wo "• •tcr'). "•') 1ng an uruck tlhll
cla1111t.'J she""' l·,1x:e1111g the actm ·._
child is false
In her ~upertm ( ourt l..t\\\Ull
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1988 ar11de. hl'adllned .. (ilenn ford
Plans Bab) at 7:? W11h C11rlfr1l'nd.
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f c\ll\al.,; co,rt<.'d F1lmmJ~l'r"•
11oph). th1\ cr1t1lall) aula1mrd
spcc131 g1,C!. an in-depth loo~ at the
pt•r\Onal and prof<.'\\IOnal life of thl'
.\mencan Film ln\ttlutc·\ 19Kl l1k·
ume chrc,l'mt·nt \ward "'nner
\fa.hacl ( a1ne \rthur Miller and
O;rnn) Huston al1io. pa) trthute to
T\' l ,ISTI 'GS
tfo\lon .... Im '"on Hc\t D1rL"C tor and
fk·'>t \crc<.•npla~ () ar\ tor .. l lu
l r~J\UH: ur;1ara \ tadrc-
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J.ik11n J h~· \lttl:<lll ()Ul'l'll ,111d
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ltl..1.• P1 111 i', If 11110r and f hl·
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Th1.· tilmmakcr' u\CJ tnll."I\ 11.·"'
Y.llh "" 1,1m1h .in(l tm·nd\ lilm dip\
and 1,11, loot,;g1.· ol llu\ton through-
out h1., hi<.' 10 1lw11 portrait ul the
mJHmk filmm.ikcr
.\uurJ1ng to produH·r Joni 1 l'' in.
the ta\k ofdo1.umenttng Hu'>t on·, hfc-
aftc1 h1\ J1.·ath ~3'> mad1: t'J\11~r
through 1hc gcnrrou'i 'iupport of the
Holh \~ood <ommun11\
J he cn11r • film U'ldJill . .U.. .... ~
totall) tlt.'h1nd thts prnJ«t:· \he \31u
.. It ......... defin1t1.•h a labor or IO\(' for
C\Cr\OIW IO\Oh~d •
L~\ in\ Ul.'Ull\ 111dud(' .. r hr t...1ak-
ing oJ a M utln) -'Thl Bounl) ···and
·s1JmfX'dc' (JUnfiahl\ and "\-1."\\
I l or11on., -l he \!alma of ·~1h rr·
atln
Fran I.. \l.irt1n (' T h1.• \fol..tng ot
·RobuC op:· • 1 he Making of ·r 1rr-
"alli.c1 ' ') dm·ct., trom a ~np1 he co-
"ruk \\Ith { harh.· .. rxaelm.n b -
tlUll\C produ1.cr1i Jr<' Jud11h and
Da' 1d < 1un1.
Playoff
structure
·;mpro\tes
CIF will consider
schedule strength
in basketball berths
The recent high -.chool ba\l..etball
pla}om. "-Ith the trans1t1onofthe
( IFliouthern Section seared to"'ard
tt)e slate pla)olh had 1tHhare uf
"'nnlde'> 1n the fir'>t P,ac lc.age hu11t
appears a 4u1ck fix ha\ been nc·
compll'>hcd.
Maybe 11 "'a n 1 quick enough for
Laguna Beach t llgh., \rMt\ "-hCI
"'ere denied a 'ipot 1n the '89 2·A
pla~orr.. bcc:ausc the) ""ere in o .. er
their head\ lime and ag.1m and \\t•re
unable to fa h1on at lca'>t a .500
record •
But 1t 1'i quid: enough 10 re med)
the \lluatwn for the upc:ommg
~a son. and there ha' e been ~me
other ll~m~added to g1H· the ba<ikct·
b<.11 pl~ofl <it rue: iure a complete look
First. the 'iOOor better rl·cord ha\
been ehm1nated. I hu\ \mall hool'i
need not fear thl·1ro' crall rC'con.I will
h.tH" bearing o n pla~ofTcnn\lder
at1on'> In ta t, the 1oughl'r their
compct1tmn. reg.1rdkc,\ of ret ord , the
better 1hc1n·h:u\n'\ ot gaining. cntl')
into the pla)ofl,
fe.tm!."hKhdon tlini.,h10thrtop
three of thl'1r lcaguro, "'111 bc ahk to
pe1111on fora bcrt!i .. and lhant·cs arc
) ou'rl' going 10 haH' to reall' be n Jog
to be denied
J ust about r \.'[ R) ONE will tx-10
the pta)off Ol'<"JUloC 1f the1c·,an
open1nim'H he-tilled 1f pn~~1hk
Dean( rn"'lc' thd II '"'-<KtJtl'
(omm1\!.1oncr and the 'n I l haral'·
tcr" tthtn thl' ba\l..1.'t1'all pla,un
~lructurl' adm1ncJ then: \\l'rc \oml'
Ila"~ 1n h1'1 lir\l \hot IJ4it \C:JTat
rnamptng the S\ C-.tl·m. hut he fl'l'1"
good about 1hc nt-\\ lurm.11
\\ c feel "'c did thl· right thing la\t
)Cdr • \,Ud ( tO\\ le\ \a. l \c.'Ot p
team\ to the '>tate pla>om Jnd eight
pla)cd 1nl'hamp10Mh1p,aml''i \\e
got wmt ~u;iltt~ tC'am' 10 the pl.I\ o lh
andallourtcam\d1d "l'll ..
· But hc also ad-. no" kdgl'd 11 "u'n·i
the ~·rkl 1 -.clup
0
\a. htk thl· \IJtl' lllurnamcni '" thl·
end ofthl' rn1n~m 11\ \till the C If
outhcrn lllOnlhampwn\h1p\
14h11.h amount tc> the pot ol gold
The \latl.' hu\lm:" 1\,1n .1ftcrm.11h
alll'r \\-3Utn1J th111uih tlw \uutlwrn
Scc.11011 . "'h1d11n tt\l'll 1<, morl· uf a
~hl\C than ll "\CCllUll ..
fhe Sou1hcrn \Cl lion lOnta1n'
~ome 'iOO "'huol\ .111ll ti d<ll''in t talo.l· .1
gcn1u' to figurc out th,11 dwarf., man\
stale!>
But wuhout the \outhl'rn \c.•llwn·,
parl1C1pauon, the: rt'>t ot tht: \tJll'
m11ht JU\l J\ '°'t'll IO honlt', t:x'lilU\l'
)OUc n't hJ\c. .a 'lttik pla)ntl~)\tl·m
'\\ 1thout the \c.1uthe1 n ~l lion
~o 1f)ou·rc101n11utlctntt tht'n
>ou''t 101wJo11 r11h1 .\nd 1ha\°'
v.hat ( ro\\ le~ ha\ ~n hu\lcd ""Ith
Nc...,pon Harbor1;. me\\1thina
"'h1<i.lc.tr of p1ntn a hcnh tn the
w.hcrn ~l.l 1on 3· pl;a\ oil\, hu I "'~ denied ~(";lU'-4' there·"''""''
enouah room 1n the U-tcam hrth.ll.'t
Th t problem, too, \\Ill he
ehm1n;ucd. C ro"lc' \;ud the'· '\\ 111
be pl11 m to J. :\a ntl J.;\ \ v.-huol'
p(>\\thl} toa forrnJtof ~4 tn l.'iuh
cla ' lf'IUHIH C,-i\RU ON/Bll
f O\C It'°" C OIC'I IC
Edison High center flelder J•son S•r•fin
h•• b•tfn the Irey contributor to th•
•
Ch•rgers• offense this •••son with four
home runs •nd • .4~J b•ttlng aw•r•g•.
MONDAY, APRtL 17, 1989
Serafin r-eva~ps
swing, carries
Edison. offense
Center fielder
makes most of
senior seasen
By JON FERGUSON
ot -DOiiy P'llM $...,
Jason Serafin's come a long \\3~
sin~ htSJuntor a on •
You can chalk 11 up to hard \\Ork-cir
rcco .. cnng from shoulder probkm
or JUSl a )car's e\pcnt"nce II three
pla)'ed an important role, and ac; a
result the Edi on H tgh \t"n1or ('enter
fielder is phl)ing the kc) ofTeno;1ve
role for the third-place Charger\· ao;
the) Bihl 10 challenge for the Sun'iet
League baseball 11tlc •
As ajuruo.r. erafin tut 240nnd Y.3'i
e ventually relegated to des1annted
h11ter status us a tn11ncd rotator cuff
in his !ef\ shoulder left htm unable to
lhrOY. erfcCll\.el\
A s a scn1or erafin ha<t led the
Chargers to a J.4 league mal'k .tnd 11
thr~-wn) lie tor third at the half14a)
mark. On a team where the orfen~
ha~ not pro\lded the p1tchini staff
with a 101 ot fircpo,,..er Seralln hac;
pro\ 1ded cnouah for the team 10
remain 1n"lOnten11on 1n the t~piralh
"'1ld unSt"l le gut'.' race.
"R1gh1 no"' \\C rl' not htttmg the. ooll n-al "'('" and ofT<'n$tVe-f)'. he'
• c1UT) 1ng our team · '"ud < uach P.iul
Hurrell .. Hr ' bet'.'n tht" rt'<l~on "'"'
""C'·, C' be-en <.Uld'.'\!>lul \\ hl'O ""c art
succes'iful tic'<, Ileen con<;1 tant all
)'tar, he''i hlll1ng th<' ball and.he pl:n.,
good drten~ ··
Of the team·~ 1hre<· lt·agur ~'""'·
Serafin hit a homl' run to dead center
. field to dt"feat 01.can V 1c"' I -0. I le
had four RBI mdud1ng an o ppo ttr
field homer. and thre" a ~rstm1n\lcr
runner out at lhe pla-.e ma 6-3 Victory
o"cr the Lions. And he added a sixth;
1n nina homer Sa~urday qamst Foun-:
tain Valle> to 11ve the C'haracrs the
lead, 9-, althouah the Barons came
back to win
He's tumna at a .412 chp with four
ho me runs. J 2 RBI, seven doubles. I J
walks, IS runs scored and an o n base
percentage of.S4S.
The 6-foot· I. 190-poundcr puts
one reaSQn at the top for his success.
"It's my senior )CU, and I wanted
to ha .. ea &ood )Car this )'Cat," Serafin
1d "I worked at Lt hard (dunna the
ofT-sca)On). 1 JUSt think the ex·
penencc (os a Junior) helped a lot. I
ttll batted and got to play a lo t
(de iplle the tnJury)
"When the IU)S throw hard no'J\', tt
seems hard. but I'm more confident.
That's "hat 11's do ne. Confidence
level is o ne of the main thinas of
h1111n1.''
But that confidence is )he produ.ct
of a lot of ofT-St'ason practiC'C Serafin
tncd to pull everything and struck ou t
often last season. Throu&h work at the
hool's batt1n1 cage and the as-
st ta nee ofh1ttmg coach Mike Welch.
there's been a d ecided difference.
"I used to be a dead pull hitter."
rafin 1d '"I'm gcmng base hits 10
all fields now. I used to have a bad
habit or popping cverything up and
uppcn:utung. J ""orked o n aetlln& my
s"' mg lcHI. and nice and cas).
'"(&fo~) the) could pitch outside
all da) long and 1f I didn't swina and
m1 . I'd hit lmJe dmkcrs to the
~hort top oach Mike Welch worked
a lot ~uh m) h1t\1ng -going to the
oppo 1tC' field. waning longer and
dra&&tnf the bat a bit o n the oumdc
p1tcht" •
Ha~ll added, "He's been h1tttnl
th~ball lloHrandthat' beenaplus.
He's the kind ofa kid who' .~stoma.
(Ptease lff SERNIN/12t
"Little Al" invadesOnceexc us1ve tur i\ HI· \ H 0 I ' U I 1 •
OCC crew
tops UCLA
in JV final
Unser Jr. wins Long Beach Grand Prix,
which Andrettis had dominated before
By RICHARD HUDSON JR.
o...-y ~-'""'~'
L0,(1 Bl \( H -\111\l' f)\l'f
\la11 1 tlH.: rl '.1 n\" lo. id 1n thl' Mud.
I hl' lo.1J. 'o Ill \IX".tl..." \I l O<,{'r Jr.
.\nd the hluclo. """'·•ll'd 1n do'' ntn" n
l lllg fk,1dl. llOll' lh\'l'\l IU\l\t' IUrl 111
thl -\11Jrc111 dim
tlul un \unJ,n ti "'"'"I llllt• .\I"
''ho "untrollnJ 1he \t1n·t\ u"n"
\1t11ng-<11111 IJ\lll' 10 get hi\ \\,I,
l n\l'r rear 1.'IHkd tour· ti nw l ham
pton \1anu on l,1p H '\ \l'n<hng
.\n<lrl'lll tllto the ''all .rnd out ol lhl.'
rJll' l n<,l.'r C\<.JfX.'U unharmed Jn,I
\\\'01 l>O Ill JXl'l ht\ \t'UlOd .. tf>llttht
1 o~ota (1rand Pm. ot l nnat Rl·ath
\Jdor' ahl·.id ut \1tlhal.'I .-.nd1 ett1
and Eim·rwn f1111pald1
I ell l 11~r . "ho .tl"'a" '<.'t'lll' 111
11111 \~di JI I ung Bealh !ht• """ ~ unJ 1n I 4Ht• .and ' l, 11 ""•" un
apologel ll "111
"\\e "'l'r'C' lum11111 into 1urn 1hrc-c
anu lJU~hl (Tom) ..,nC\a en1c11n1 lht•
l()r ncr; l nc,cr \.lid " I om \lll\\l'd
Ju\\n 4u1tc ;,ahruptl\ 11nd tht•re '\.\J .1
chain rcadmn I \llJ in and hit fa nu
. I hlamt• m\\df I .1polng11l' 10
~ 1;.1t10."
Mano, hit hi\ p.irt ""U'n't
1nterc't~"d 1n .lpulogtc'> nnh the
\lllllr) "h1~h 101 J"'a' I ollo'\.\tn&
thl' ra"I.'. \ndrettt. "lw ~:rnJ hl.• had a
ha1J tune ~unarutul.11rn l Jn\Cr, told
the )UUll& drt\l'f, "Thani..·., J lot I
rcall> apprl.'C1'1ll' that I hnf)C'. "'C' rnn
do 1t ~ .11n "4.mll'llntl' ...
I ht: inudcnl "'a\ wt up eight lap\
e;irhcr \\hen l n'it'r made h1'1 final of
t"o p11 'llops. ta I.. mg on four ne" 11r1 ....
and lucl -\ndrcllt "ho had b«n
gr.1Juall~ clo<,1ng the gap bct\\l"en
h1m!>Clf and the pole '>ttter \\31teu onl'
lap Jnd then IOllo,,..l'd l nSl'r'' lead
;\l.1110. ho"e .. l.'r. Lho c 10 talo.l· on
onl) fud. aettins out of the-pm in le'"
than 10 \Crnnd\ .ind taking \he kall
t k '>ta\cd thert• un11l the tolltswn put
hun oul thl' rall.' R.ither 1han '"".
nmii he fin"hl·d a d1.,appoin11n
I th
fhe race \\J\ run "11hout a 'elluv.
Ila¥.. kaJ1ng h> a rcuud J\ crnge 'l~t·d
ol ~' 50"\ 1111lc\ per hour
I hl' onl) Orange C oun1' en1n tn
thl IJlC the \m,,,1)-'i~nsorl'd Did
\11nun Rallng kam ol an Juan
( ap..,1r.ino "'J' Jl\o a' 1c11rn l.lf l°'a<l
lull.. \unJa,
.\lier \\Ur1'1ng OUl )OffiC' n1Clh\\n·
llJI ahtlhn ''h1ch had hnmJll.'rcd
drl\U ~ult l\ia~ttln during quahl}·
1na the team "'il\ l Onfidcnt ol a 1op--
1cn finish. But on the \tart. Brn,ton
lolhdl.'J "'1th BernarJ Jourdain, Jam·
.lllllJ hi\ front "' 1ng and co~11n1 him a
lap for rcpJir' 1n the p1l\
81J) ton did go un 10 tin1\h I ~th 1n
the 2 ·l3r ticld -11 'e~ rc\pet 1.1hlc
\h0\\1ng
In one ul thl' U.l\" uthcr C\l'r'lt\,
I faro \1Jt\u,h11a of~an C lcmcnte ran
do"nJodl1< unn1nghilm off>alla in
thl' firhll lap\ to l"ilf>lurc the To~ota
IPIHM see RACING/llJ
.............
Al Unser Jr. fJI •nd Mlch••I Andrettl f6f ran first and
second through much of th• Long •••<h Grand Prl•·
( 0 I I . I·: f ~ I . II \ ' I II \ I I
RFD~OOD HORE The
Or.tn l ( ,),_.,, ( ollc-gc 1untor \3f'>ll'
lft"' l11pturcd 1h1rd plat-c at thr
\t.-tnford (. 1C\\ < la!>"IC unda' \I th
1mrro"1ng ''' strolo.r a'rraae 10
1.1\llrO"' l ( l -\
< X ( U'>Uiilh rem<; at a J6-to '8·
\lrolc.c:\ per-min uh.' d\ crage 1n the
l'ar I\ 1)\1rt1on' of a race.". \aid ( oal h
I >.1\ t' < 1r.:i11t but 111mpro' ed lo 41 per
m1nutl' \undJ\ 10 defeat a l < L \
l r~~ "hll h h.1d a .. eragcd fi,c 'i<'COnd\
t.l\ter 1n ~aturda\ ·, heat~ ()('(
linl'ih~J in tl o~ th1t•c ~cond' ahend
of l ( l .\
'"\\ e go1 ontrol earl~ on," C1rant
\.Jtd · 1 ~la' in that catcaof! }Ou'\C
snt Ill Jo 11 \\ c learp<'d that ii \\t
"'• ntcd 10 \t3\ in the monq, :rou
haH:togct UJ'lhcre. lf,prtll> rl\k~ at
1hat ra1c to ha'e \omcthm &O'\\rona.
but \OU ha'c." to takC' lhanct"s
'I "l\ rcall} proud ot them I
thllU ht 1hc~ thd an e'cellcn1 JOb We
~nl''°' '\\(' had 10 make up ~ • ~onds
;and °"l' made up much mo~ than
that
T ht" <X ( J \ ere-~ lOn~•~• -Ot John
:"i.o\ ,tk C. hip Rcpa , Lars ( aroe.
Roh fort.Ian Eric Fenk)' Ja n
llamk. Bo rurt1e Bob Re)nold\ and
1.'11\\v.atn l h.ul 'cl!>on
Bro"' n the onl) JV crt\\ to defeat
(f'teaM 1H ROUNOUI' /IMt
Pre~ volle~ball ~l~~ers
need more opportunities
49ers rally by
Mteaters,_ 6-2
l o-..c, Bf \('H -The llC I
ba,1.·h.111 1t•am dropped ti'> s1,1h
More universities,
colleges neea to
develop programs
1ra1gh1 h 11 Wc'>l ( onfcrtnlc ~mt'
\unJa, .. ., l on Be ch tatc put
tu ·tllc1 a.ii.uu.:Lunrall): 1n tht' e11-h1h
1n111n1 tu \Omplc1e a comeha k trom
a ~-0 ddirn lot :.i t>-~ ~1c1on and a
v.c:ep ot the .\nltatet\ tn the thf\>t>·
pmc " e kl·nd -.enc
l ( I t ft 10 t 1n-ron~r ~ and
1 4 ·1~-1 u'crall after M-tna \'\\t'pt h'
f rC'IOO t<ll!: la\t \\CCkcnd • "h11e the
I \th 1.in~(·d 4\kr\ 1mpron'd to 7-~
111J '~·t\
nte;ater '>tart ma p1tchl'1 Kc" 1n
~ h11v.orth. 4-5. hurled 7 '1nn1n1 of
e11ht·h1t. fuur-\\alk ba\Cbill and al·
lov.l·J fi' c 1 un.,, hut hr w-a\ the victim
of h1' 11.·am·, tx.'°r ficldina a thrtt of
th1.• Hiil\ v. ~rt' unearned .
In the thm! innma. l < I took a 2·0
lcaU ""hrn Stac~ Partier 12 for 4)
douhkd homt" 8 111n Youn1 and E.d
I una 'inak-d 1n Pantr to ott>nd ht
h1111na \trcak to 10 pmn.
But l ona lk11c. h camt beck •tt9' 1
pa11 1n the fiflh to C\tn 1\ 1n the
ttthth. a pair of I t'fTCln -09e
CTt"dnfd •nd u~ rMn\al -doWW
U•np,.:ac:h·, l>on Blfbara. whO Md
dou • m K'Oft, M11wonh ~
1tte bltn llffoft ~~ May mw•M.
• Je> c~ .,ft_. ..... Wida a .....,... .a•1 ~ DllMI .... ._ .. ..,, .......... ,..., ...... '· ~ M..:. ....
"
Bly/even
shuts out
Mariners
SEATTLE (AP) -Bert Blyleven
· worked extra bard this ~nter &o
prove he wasn't finished.
His work paid off Sunday u he
pitched a four-hitter for his 56th
career shutout, leadina the C.tlifomia
Anacls over the Seattle Mariners
l ().(). .
Blyleven. 2-1, struck out six,
walked none and allowed just two
runncn &o reach second base. He is
\,f,11' '' 111IH11:
AWAY
A 17-Whlte Sox, S.30 •
A lt--While Solt, 5:30
A 19-Whlle Solt, S.30
ary, Marshall
ift E>odgers, 2-1
LOIAN011 •W't-Tlm t.wy ... 1:.it!J&1! la ":llllrn jUll
.., -'I· ;I•••• a l•MIW .... Mike .... ,., .. ~-l&NU ............... ,..
die.DD ... ~ the J-1. .. ii INd ..... off Of
.,.. ~~Ml .-llli uavel
til'w""'MMt lblw--iD daat ,.~~· .. :n::'
i:d't .... -&-·'° '°out and .... anninp llld t111vw • a
llau&oul 10 lba1 .. C:U Ill -Wllll Wider our bllL ..
. ....
A '7-ttM, 7:05 Alt-lteft, 1M
,..~ ... 1:05
A20-ldle
A2l-Olentt. 1• AJ2-0lantt, 7 :OS
I A23-Gi.nt1, 1:05
• All Hl'I'* on KA8C (7f0), 'I
11
11 Marshall ended a scorcksl uc with 1
bis founh homer of the season, 11
dnv1na left-hander J.im. Otshaies' J
fir1t pitch of the fourth 1nmna into the .t
left-field scats. Mickey Hatcher
tnp_led with two out and. scored on
Jeff Hamilton's doubk. ,
A20-ldle ~ ~~~=::~~::~: ~:~~= ~. ,. • L II ..... II
1-in ~ • lwMlk llMllOut illlD .e' ""' "-Clr''iiti led otrWidl a Ii Mer Oenld Youns
into I fOrce plly lllfMI Ramirez untied him 10 thi:.i dd Bnty Hatcher
folfowed witb an RBI sintle.
"I made a bid p1tch to Marshall, I
not to much with the selection, but •
JUSt 1n the location." Dcshaicuaid. "I /
wanted 10 throw the bell m off the ,,
plate on his hands. because ht's really
go1ns out over the plate now and -'l
lunaina out there. But I left 1t out over the plate too much. It was basically '·
his pitch.'' I
A23-Athtetlcs. 1:os• •on TV, Channel S.
Angell De von White 1llde1 S'8f•IJ Into
th ird under the t a g o f S••ttle·s Jim ~resl•J
with • stolen ~ ....._ the flfttt lnnlne at th• Kin•••••· T'tl• Aft9el• won. 10-0.
The Docteen riaht·hlnckf struck
out Six and walktd none. ·
··1 haven't come out of the blockl
real well my whole career, so it it nice
to stan with a couple ofwin1," Lary
uid.
• All games on KMPC 1710)
-------------1 and his curve ball outstanding." Schroeder, acquired in an off-season Rader said. trade with Milwaukee homered in the
tied with Bob Gibson for 12th on the
all-time shutout list.
"He's tou&h. regardless. but when second.
he gets a bi& lead he's real tou~... C..mpbell then retired nine in a row
"I worked bard in the winter to gel
in the best shape p0ssiblc to be the
best pitcher I can be and one of the
best pitchers in the game," Blyleven
SeattJe manager Jim Lefebvre said. until Downing reached with two out Mark Mcl.emore's double was the in the fifth on Presley's error.
key hit in a three-run fif\h off Mike Mclemore then doubled, White
Campbell, 0-2 and be si ngled home I singled for tWO fUrlS, reached second
two more runs in a two-run eighth. on the throw, stole third and scored
Devon White sinaled home two runs on Wally Joyner's double. said. ·
Hampered by a strained ligament
in his ri&ht thumb, he was 10-17 with
Minnesota last year. "Ninety pitches -that's efficiency
for you," California manager Doug
Rader said. "Bert's velocity was great
in the fifth, in which all three runs Downinc and rookie Kent
were unearned because of Jim Anderson singled home runs in the
Presley's throwing error. sixth, Mclemore sinaled home two
Claudell Washin_aton singled home more in the ei&hth and Brian Brady
the first run in the first inninaand Bill drove in White in the ninth .
SPORTS BRE.\K
Kristiansen wants to break 2: 20
fdr women at Boston M~rathon
From The Asso<J.ied Press "Boston's hills arc tou&h. but it also is a vcr;t fast co~r~ -when the weather c~nditj~ns are riaht.' said
BOSTON -Ingrid Kristiansen 1s ,-• Knst1ansen. the 1986 Boston winner in 2:24:5S.
primed foran assault on breaking the 2-hour. ~ 1-"Rob de Castella (of Australia) did a 2:08 (2:07:5 I)
20-minutc barrier. Ibrahim Hussein is ready r one year (in 1986) at Bostoo. And before I set the world
to r.im the fastest marathon of his career. record, Joan Benoit had the previous (women.'~> record
They will be the leading players Monday in the 93rd run (2:22:43 in 1983) on the Boston course. So, 1t s a good
running of the Boston Marathon. course for producing the fastest times. Jn none of the first 92 performances ofthc world's "I wouldn't be surprised if I did 2:20 Monday."
longest-running marathon, and in no other marathon in Samuelson is th.e leading American in this intcr-
history~ has a womctn run faster than 2;20. . national cast of runners.
Kristiansen thinis ibe can-bcnbc--ftrsr. ' She holc:ts the American te~o~ ~I :06. ~t in
"I want to go for a sub-2:20," said the first llfd) of beating Kristiansen at Chicago four years ago. But her role
maralhoning, who owns the beSt time ever. 2:21;06. "'If has diminished since then. .
the weather cohditions are food. I will tl) for It. Because of in1unes and the birth of a daughter in
"l can't lose by trying.' · October 1987, Samuelson has run only one marathon
Kristiansen. who set the world best at London in since 1985 finishing third at New York in November.
1985. has made three concerted efforts since then to break The m)unes -to her left hip. left knee (she required
2:20 -al Chic.ago m 1985 and at London in 1987 and arthroscopic surgery on 1t in February)_ and back -ha\c
1988. She finished second to Joan Benoit Samuelson. the debilitated Samuelson's body to the point where even she
1984 Olympic champion. at Chicago and won the last two is uncertain about her ph ysical condition.
London Marathons. but came up short each time in quest "I could have troubles earl) on.'' she said. "I could
of the elusive sub-2:20 mark. have problems later on. I'm not even going to think of the
''There arc so many people telling me. 'You can't d~tenual problems."' it,"' the Norwegian said ... It mak~s me angry:· They are real. however. and could flare at any lime.
An angry Kristiansen~ be a ui.cr on the roads. causing the gntty Samuelson to slow considerabl y or
She has shown her ferociousness m two recent races. possibly even drop out.
breaking the world best in winnina the New Bedford Half-"I want a good sohd cffon." said the womed
Marathon March 19 in I :08:32 and aacking the course Samuelson the Boston champion in 1979· and 1983. "I
record in winning the 10-kilometcr Boston Milk Run want to be 'more competitive than I was 1n New York. I
April 9 in 30:58. want to go under 2:30. I think on a good day I can run in
"I think women can run under 2:20." Kristiansen the low to mid-2:20s." · said. "I've beat it into myself. I think I can do 11. I want to While Kristiansen and Samuclso~ arc considered the
go for 2:20 and the world record.'' class of the women's field . there will be several other
. · . notcwonhy supportmg players. · Wh.1le there arc. some_observer~ who believe that t_he They include Lisa Weidenbach, the 1985 Boston ~ndulatmg c~urse, mclu~ing nOt<?n~us Hea~brcak Hill. winner 1988 Chicago champion. 1s not conducive to fast times. Krisuansen disputes that. ·
Ql OTt:Ot'THt:O.\\
Gne Sarun, 87, one of only four golfers 10
have won lhc four maJor C\ents that comprise the
professional Grand lam, on the status of today's
courses: "It's ridiculous the wa)' the> are building
courses these da)'s. Every time I tum on a TV set 1
see nothing but ponds and lakes. island greens. rivers
running beside fa1Na)S that are as narro" as a gun
barrel. Sometimes I think the archnects are ghouls or
sadists. whatever you call them They take deliaht in watchina balls sail in the water. It takes fa1rnes out of
the game."
76ers Cheeks In altercation
PHILADELPHIA-Philadelphia 76en 4'_
Maurice Cheeks and a female fnend were • -.
arTested Sunday nl&ht af\cr an altercation on ' Philadelphia's South Street, a slriP'of popular ..;... __ _
restaurants and nlahtclubl.
Detective WiOiam Brennan .aid Cheeks and Diane
Craven, 36, were issued summary citations for disorderly
conduct about 9 p.m. _ •
Brennan said the Sixers' point auard and Craven
sianed the citations and arc scheduled to appear at a
hcarina May 1. Police had no further details av•ilable
Sunday n~t.
Earlier Sunday, Checks scored I 0 points a the 76en
beat the New York Knicks 11 S-112 to IMP• lbree 11me
losin' strcek. Philadelphia. the Knicu• ~'11111 ewoa nent in the first round of the NBA pla~ Us bcillell
New York in four of six prnes this scalOll.
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Kentucky admits giving funds
LEX INGTON. Ky. -The University ~
of Kentucky will concede to the NCAA that a · •
packaac sent to the father of a recruit last year '
left the school's basketball office with $1 ,000 ----
1ns1dc, The Lexington Herald-Leader reponed Sunda~.
But the university says the evidence 1s inconclusive
as to whether then-assistant coach Dwane Casey placed
the money inside. a source told the newspaper.
'Tm not conccmed." Casey's attorney. Joe 8111
Campbell, told WKYT-TV on Sunday 011l>t. ''They
(NCAA) don't have any evidence. They're going to have a
tough time w1nnin1 that one befo~ the Infractions
Committee."
Kentucky officials will meet with NCAA enforce-
ment staff members Saturday for a hcanna on 18
allcaations of wrongdoina lodacd a.-inst the school's
basketball pro&ram. Tbe NCAA 's Jl.ldicial J>ody, the
Committee on Infractions, is cxecctcd to muc a
judament and possibly impose sancuons sometime next
month.
The investiptton be9n last, year when an Emery A~r
FreiJh
0
t ~ckaac sent to Cfaud Mins. father of tMn-recn11t
Otrit MiHt. TFJi .. ~Emery' WCJIMrwtaid Sl,OOOwaa .~~..:t=~' wMeh wu tnt by C.-y~u • Caiey ~ Ill die money IDd die· Millltl
denied naivii!ll iL Thi ... ...,. .. ..a mid die NCAA 1011111&11 CIMJ~dlll...., iii .......... ilMed la ... ........................ --~. t111 •••.., llid. ..... • ' t11a. dlll evl~11•
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No p ain for H ersh iser
> • LOS ANGELES -Orel Hcnh1ser
reported no pain in hjs ri&ht elbow
Sunday and an examination showed
nothina wrona.
The National Cy Young ~wa.rd
winner had to leave Saturday s vic-
tory over Houston when he felt a
twinae in his elbow.
Leary was uti.af'lild with bis efron.
especially after ~ out Glenn
Davis for the lhircl time on 1 J.end-2
fastball to end die~ with the tyi n1
run on tee0ad. Dlvil fouled offlhrcc
two-ttrike • ....,.. bel»ft mitlins.
The two-run 1nn10g marked onl) I
the seventh time this scason that Los
Angeles' offe~sc had ~neratcd more '
than one run in an inning.
"This isn't a team of numbers,''
Marshall said. "We/lay in a tough ·1
hitter's ballpark an you don'.l !ct anything cheap out here. The win 1s
never blowing out. there isn't any ;1
Astroturf out there, and you have to '
earn everything you get. You JUSt 'I
don't see suys puttin& monster J
numberS up in this ballpark." l
"It feels areat today:· ~c: Los An,eles riabt-hander said said in the
clubhouse.
·•11 was a Call Of.._ walll him or
IU'ike him out." Mid Leary, who
threw only 19 pildtel dlroup the fint
cisht inn1 ... "I felt'ttona, probebly
becaute I didn't have a loc of pitches
IDlna in&o the ninlb illftiftl. ..
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Dutch fans fight with rivals
AMSTERDAM, Netherlands -Dutch ~
soccer fans smashed store windows. hurled ~~
bricks at police and fought Wlth nval . ~
spectators Sunday, and 27 people were. ----
injured and 24 arrested, pohcc said.
The violence came one day af\cr 94 people were
crushed to death 1n a mad rush at a soccer mi1ch 1n
Sheffield, England. Before Sunday's match between AJ&X of Amsterdam
and the Fc)enoord team from Rotterdam. the vmt1na
fans went on a rampaac. smashing the in tenor of a subway
train and windows of nearby shops. said pohce
spokesman Klaas W1ltma. Scuffies broke out before and after the match. which
bcpn IS minutes late because of the unrest. Wilt1n1 said.
Pohcc wcanna not sear had to make several baton
characs on the stands of the Olympic tad1um and in
surround1na streets 1n order to keep the n\al aroup of
fans apart. be said. Most of those~ were bc1n1 held on su p1c1on
of violent behavior, includina hurhna bricks at poli~.
Wihina said. He u1d 2'4 soccer rans and three pohcc officers were
1rvu~. and 10 of those were hospitalized
There was no 1mmed11tc word on the cinent of the
damaac. W11tina uid.
The match ended in a 4-1 victory for AJ•'· and the
visittna fans left Amsterdam qu1etl)' later 1n the
afternoon, Wilt1n1 said.
Ralney's flnt win marred
fl
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Rose says he doesn't worry ;
SAN DIEGO -Pete Rose sa)-s he's not ~
worried about how he'll emc'"'e from an )
iftvnUpt1on of "serious allcgattons" being •
conducted by M1Jor League Baseball. • ··when you're not doing nothing, why worry')" the
Cincinnau Reds' manaaer said. "People who do
somethina worry. People that "-Orr)' jump off bndges. I 1
can walk acro~s an)' bndge in the worJd.''
The office of Commmioner A. Bartlett Giamatt1 1s
invcst1ptio1 Rose, reportedly for pmbling. If he's found
to have bet on baseball, he could be susP._Cndcd for a year Bettina' on Reds' games could bring a hfct1me ban.
Rose satd Saturday that a personal oheck of his that
was confitoeated tn a 1984 gambling raid was for a real
estate venture that didn't pan out tie said the check. for ·
$19.800. was luenwrrned tO'-trinr.. While pla)ing for Lh.c Montreal Expos. Rose wrote
the check to convicted bookmaker Joseph Cambra. 66, of
Someset, Mass.
Oo Fnday, Bn tol Count). Mns .. dlStnct attome) 's
spokesman Jim Ma.run said there was no dU"CCt
conncct1on between the check -which he said was for
$27,000-and pmbhng ·
Rose said Saturday the check was for propen) 1n
Somerset. "He (C~mbra) was a (real estate) aaent. He wd he
knew of a piece of ground we could make 100 percent
return on," Rose said.
Cambra didn't purchase the land ~use "he didn't
hle the deal .. and he brought back the check to me in
Montreal," Rose said Rose said the propert) was 1n Somerset.
Rose was also a ked whether he was evadina ta~e
He said he filed his 1988 return two da)s aao. •
"I'm not evading tues. I pa}' more taxe than
everyone 1n th1 room." he said. "You only INOrry 1f you
hide something from the IRS (Internal Revenue
Service)."
Earnhardt breaks drought
NORTH WILKESBORO. N.C -Dafe •lf.
Earnhardt v.on for the first time m 16 ~.:O:~
NA CAR W1Mton Cup race~. pulhna awa) • •
from Ian Kulw1ck1 tn the final four l•~-
Sunday to capture the First Union 400 at North
W1lke1boro pcedwa).
The v1ctory. Earnhardt's first ~met 8n tol Jut
Auaust, p'\c the three-ti me SCrtC$ champion the Wm\ton
\up points lead • Kulwicki, makana a bid for his 5«ond career v1tt0f'). ~-.,on E.amhardt's bumper Lbro\llh much of the final 10
laps. He failed 1n his bid to pa on the 39'4th lap, and his hope ended with four laps left when he shd to the hi&h
side of second tum.on bis final attempt to pu Eambardt.
Earnhardt. who staned third in a evrolet, finithtd
about 25 car lenath ahead of the Kulwicki, who n1~
third-place Mat\ Martin at lhe finish Dick Tnclde
finished fourth and Terry Labonte. who had won three of
the last four Winston Cup events at North W1lkeiboro.
finished fifth
Round1n1 out lbe top 10 was Rick> Rudd. Geoft
Bodine, Darrell WaJtnp, pole·winncr Rutty Wallace and
Em1e Irvan.
I t I t \ I ' A u ., -H \ h • o
Johnson, Scott le
,,_ Jtw A-dM9cf,.....
~ JohntOft teored 18 of his 24
points in tht second half and ~
Scottaddtd21 pointsSunday niahlat
the Loi An~les Lakm ~kbraleCI
Kareem Abdul-Jabber·s 42nd and
final birthday as an active player widl
a 121 ·IOI victory ovtr the Miami
Heat. • .
The vactory Increased the Laken•
lead over the idle Phoenix Suns to a
full 18me 1n the Pacific Dtvi11on with
four pmcs to play. The Lakers, who
have won seven con1CCuuve d avi1ion
titles, and also hope to fitu$h with the
best record in lhe Western Con-
ference.
The Heat, losers of 12 slrai&ht rOad aamcs and J8 of their first 40". got 27
points. from Kevin Edwards a nd IS
tach from Grant Long and Hast1n15.
Miami's only t~o road victories ha' c
com e e1aht miles away from The
Forum apmst the Los Angel~s hp-
pcrs.
It was the first umc M1am1 wasn't
routed by the Lakers. When the)'
played each other on Nov. 23 in
M1am1, the Lakers "'on b) 47 points
The ·next t\\O time~. the winning
marains "ere 32 and 40 points.
respectively. .
··1 think there was a httle pnde
factor from our \tan~po1nt.'' Hast-
ings said. "The last three 11mcs "'c
played them. the spread was in the
h1Jll 30s We didn't "ant to go home
this summer and tell e"er)one "'c
played pretty well against cvcr)·onc in
the leaaue. but the Lakcrs were 40
points better than us.''
A~ L.Mef~e
Houston's AUen L••veH bounces off D•ll•• center Uwe
Bleb to put up• shot during the Rockets 114·112 victory.
Thompson added fhe ofT1hc bench quarter. the 1~0-ume defending N84\ ·
champion\ <..ould not \ha'ke the fir\t·
)Car expan~1on team untif thl' final
quarter
The Lakers broke the game open tn
the fourth quaner, outscoring Miami
19-9 over the first 61'? minutes.of the
penod to build a 104-89 cushion.
Orlando Woolndge scored six of his
15 points during the run and M)chal
Held 10 JUSt 16 points in the ~cond
quarter and tn11hn1 59-45 at hatnimc,
the Heal u~d a 16·4 run early in the
third period to reduce the deficit 10
63-61 with ·4 5 lcft in the period. But
despite Jo hnson's 12 points in 1hc
The Lal..ers ha'e made a habit
recent I> ol pla) 1ng poorly in the third
quarter, including unda) "'hen the
Series with Oilers drains Gretzky
Kings prepare ;or division finals
.... INGLEWOOD (.\P)-The soap opera atmo<1phcre
ofplayina his former teammates, the Edmonton Oilers. 1'>
.fi nally OVef for Wayne Gretzk).
No more war of words or battles with his emouons
Just theCalgar) Flames, the best team in the NHL
Greuky scored t he first and last goals and added an
assm Saturday night as the Los AnS?1e5 Km~ ~I the
011ers6-3 anGame7 of the m~ the D1v1'i1on semifinals to
deffironc tht defc:ndmi'Stanfey-C~ampi~ -
The Kings advance to the Sm>lhe finals against thl'
Flames, bc11nnina Tucsda} in C'alptr). Alberta
Grctzk)', thouah. was left dr.uned b) this scnc He
was checked hard the whole scnes. booed in all three
pmcs at Edmonton and. finall). he had to watch as h1'i
close fncnds Marl Mcss1crand Kevin Lo"c lost a pla}on
senes for onl) the second time in SI\ seasons
As hfc tn the Smythe 01vis1o n would ha\c 1t the
K.ing.s and Oilers "'ere almost preordained to meet in the
first round of the pla~offs as the Flames raced to a big lead
and finished first b) _6 points over the King Los "nalrc\
was seven points better than the Osiers.
Counting the eight regular-season game'i. Grtt1l..'
plajcd IS pmes against his old teammates ~nd not Ion&
before 1he pla)Offs. he and Edmonton coach traded barb\
1n the press about the circumstances of the blockbuster
trade last Aug Q lha1 made C1rc11k> a King
Grellk} urd oflmen1ng to the 01krs insult him ~1d
that Cdmon1on o"ner Peter P<Xkhngton and roa h Glen
Sather underesumated him athcr then accu..ed Gre11k',
of trying to disrupt t~ Oilers JU\t before the pla)om. ·
(1retd.) "as as..,cd "hether he had .in an1mo~1l\
to"'ard the Oiler) ·
"The last umc·f said a fc~ Jh1ng\ I d 1dn'1 mean 111
upset an)On"C' I dtdn·t mean to nlc the people ot
Edmonton.-he said .. Obv1ou\I\ I did hut that \\3\n't m'
1 ntenttttt'ls· ~ ----
"But e'er} ume I pic k up thedapcr I'm reading
somethin& about Wa, nc Grellk). an It &Ot 10 the point
"here I JUSl said, 'He\. r ,c got to \a) omcth1ng · -\nd I
&aid st nnd I looked like tht" bad gu)"
"Bui I don't haH an) animos1t~ I'm thankful e'el)
da) L1l..e I said the t\\o gu)'s I think 1l's unla1r to 1s \lark
and Ke' 1n:·
Los ·\ngclc coach Robbie Ftorc~ tood out<1Hk the
O iler'>' locker room congr.uulaling each pla,l'r as he
''alked ou1 athcr "alked b' and '"11d to Ftorck .. , ou can do 1t .. ·
Aboul-Gret1l..)" Sather said "\\a,ne" thl' grcale\t
h~lc) pla' er 1n the "'orld and I'm not goina to get into
name l alhng or "1sh him a lot ol hard lul I.. in the ne\t
Series
SERAFIN the back o l Serafin's mind and 1<. !>llll
a po s1b1ht) in the future 1f h1<1
From It shoulder 1s sound Harrell ~1d the
he can dnve the ball to all pans of the t"'o decided the \Cnior ~ould bc bt:\t
field It's gettin& to a point "here scncd this season b) com:entrat1ng
e..,ery time he comes up. )'Ou're on hclpma the Chargers at the plate
expcc:una him to get a hit .. nd the off-season shoulder lhl·r·
college nexl ~ason
While a ub-pnr Junior 'it"ason IC'h
him relallH'I> unkno"n entering lhis
sca\on. he'' beginning to dra~ atttn·
t1on from 1hc communll) colk-gc'I
and \Orne olhl'r \COut . flarrl'll -..aid
.. Although he's no1 a contact h111er, ap) had more o f an impact than JU\t
he'!. making a lot of contact no". preparina him to be able 111 plJ)
cuurna down on stnkeoulS He's JUSt ph) 1call>
"I thinli.. he could be a 'en
outstanding ballpla}Cr for 'lomc·-
bod> .''Harrell ~1d "lfhc had hod•'
httk more \U<..\.CSS hilling ball and
thro\\1ng the ball a!I a Junior and
gotten a llttk more :mcnuo n then.
dn"int the ball He \.new a couple "I did a lot o f "'eight lifi1ng. ·
th1nas he rcall) had to work on. and Serafin said "l'"e got strength It'll
he's rnlly v.or\.cd on them and mnde paid ofT. JU t 1he total trengtht>nina
a biad1fference ll's ind of nice to sec Balls that normal!) "ouldn't be outof ~~·fo~~{~ t~al hard. and thrn it pa)s the infield. they·re JU I going o ut. RACING
It didn't come eas). but while he "That \\dS not me I t ~car or an) ~orked hard on perfccuna has wina. other )ear of m) hfc. h11una a home From B 1
some ume olTdunng the winter aho run to the opposite field "Lat )Car. it \tl.111l1l c h.1mp11111,h1r ){ '''' \loll ~emed to help -for reasons 0Ah1ch they had said Serafin hit a homer to ot ()\.·rHl'I li1ll'hl·d thin!
arc hard for him to explain the oppo 1te field the' 'd \3) Otlwr Ol':inti•· t mint\ l'lltrh.'' 111 thl·
"h ook a lot of hacks tn the ~ics." 'nght ... 1.1H' 1nduJl·li l>a\IJ l>•l'm ol :0-:c"
Scrafansa1d ··weu~toaoallwsnter At the prc:'lent. r.tfin "happ) prn1 lk.1d1 ""'' ltn"hc,1 11\lh ·"'''
Iona before the season stanw I u~d rtfht "here h~·s set11ng -10 control \\ .1, nc < 110" 111 < """l'n < 1rm l'. \"'"'
to peak dunna that time and then ol thc ou1fielJ from his pot 1n center hJ\J to ''-111~· t • '~.h l>1cm h,1d N'l'n
slump when the (h1ah school) xason ond 1n control of h111 pcrform.1n~ at ru11111n1·"111 h .t .. ninth t•atl1l't 1n 1h{
staned. Thi scawn. I took It ca~> the plate. r.1""· t'lut "·" lornd out \\tlh ,1
dunna the early winter month • and As ror the re t of the ~3\0n, hi\ r'lll.'.I. h,IOl\,11 11tuhk1t\ l\l'M tlw 1i111,h
•then a couple month' ~tore the s1tcs a~ ~l on Fountain Valle) :ind f arll~r"' 1hi·dJ\ I 11mm' lhrn1.·ol
season \tarted. I nartcd JOIOI real Ocean Vu.~"· "ho arc ahead of the lr~IJnJ H\JI 1,tul P I h1n1,;' J1 <t i
hard. Now, I'm JUSt son of pc:alima. I C'hat1ers in the un~t race A'S for the Rol1111 • 11 ilh w "111,,.1h, \111t·m .in
hope." future, ht" ho~ to continue pla>•na Rai.:trlJ , , \' ~ 111 -:-.htl h I ll\·1111.in
llell 't•concl Ullem 3j.26 an &lie
~ ..,,_,., toaneth~• -c hive to put
_,.uit on." 11id Scou. who has ... _.Y nine of}$ .a.e>ta in thC put
two ~ .. We ou'& have tbotc
liplci an the third quartn'. We h1vt 10
flll>'complt~ pmn. play 48 minutes
lll'Olll. And we haven't been dou-a 1llud. 'Ne'rt a \tttran team. and some ot &bt thinp that are bappeniQS to
lllil seam lhouldn't.ba~n."
Abdua.Jabbar -who rcce1\cd a
•ndin1 0\1t1on from the sellout crowd of 17,SOS earl> 1n the first quaner ~hen his b1nhday was ac-knowledted o er the pubhc addtt11 sysiem -hit a pair of LO-foot sky-
books as the Lakers..scored 12 straapt
points to take their b1gcst lead of the lint half. 5µ1 , with 2 40 to pla)' in
the second period.
Abdul-Jabbar pla~ed onl
minutes.
~11ewheJc in the NBA. .
C.Yallen 111 Bullt tz: Larry
Nance scored 16 of bis 26 points
durina a dccis1' e 12-2 run at the end
of the first half a Cleveland sent
Ch1caao to 1ts sixth stra1&ht lo s
71en llS, Kaiekl 11!: Mike
Gmsn lu scor«I 25 points, Charles
Barkle> had 22 and both made crucu\I
free thrO"-S in the In t I 0 second ,
lcadina Ph1ladelph1a oHr '=cw York.
Rockets 114, Mavertcks llZ: Ous
Thorpe's baskl'l with I: 34 left in
O\Crttml' culminated a col]leback
from a 22-poinl JefiCJt as Houston
beat Dallas .ind clinched its fifth
consccut1 \e "inning eason
Pistons 104, Bullets 98: Mork
gu1m: ~orcd tour of his 19 points
during a 9-0 1h1rd-qu11rter run and
Dctro11 held off a late rail\ to bc:it Wash1n~lon .md s"'eep ·1hc t"-O
team\' h\c-gamc season senes
Buckl 100, Nets H : R1ck.y Pierce
scon.·d :!2 points. 1nclud1ng 1x
!.tra1ght in th\: fourth quarter to put
M il"'nukee ahead for good.
~ &.Mff •
Wayne Gretzky found ~ Rd·
monton series drelnlng.
~ople \\OUld re;iH~ be not1c1ng no"
ft' JU~l one of thOSC things where
pcopk arc s1aruna to notice him. and
he could go to a four-, car ~hool ··
But tor no". ~ratin can be ,,Hl~
licd "llh mal..1n& 1t o rough JOb fo r
~unset Lca&ue pttLher
"l'mJU!>t sce1ng(lht" ball) real "ell.''
Serafin ~•d "I'm confident "hen teo
up there The ball JUSt looks b1a pght
now llopefull~. 1t "111 look b1a the
rc'>l o f the sc.mlO ~ '
onh \.IH!Ol \ Jin ('t IO thl lilH' \tl'H' B.11dJ~ ,,, l>1.rn~,· 1i111,hl·d 11th
011 \J~urd,I\. 11' llc,·rr tll Pl'ott.l
llltno1' ddr.11~·J I omni' "-l•nd.1ll-m-
C1lcnd.1k and R1•l~·11 IJppala1 nrn111
I inland in the I r;tn\· \ml'' cn1 \nth
PoncrticM o l :-... "ptHt Sc.H h tin·
1,hl.'d t .ith \Ill l\ji•I "ihl'l.'h:in ol < 11\1,1
\k\J put on .1 g111l<.I 'htm t1111'h1n~
~I 1 alk1 .. 1.1rt1n 8 111 'll1h fl'>'1t1on
R1tli.. \\,ttl ol lr \lne ii 1urHn1
li n1\hl.'1 L1\t h'.lf,"\\,I\ 1n,ohnl 111 a
\.Olh\1on on tlw lir .. t l,1p 111 1lw r,1u.•
;in<.!""'\ lofl\'d tiut. llnl\hin, ' ·~
.\llenlkn'-(' 101 1h,· 1hn·l··d.I\ I °'ti
:rnnual l''L'lll ".t' ,, h',ord nl n,·arh
JQO.OuO Whtk pitc hanJ this ~Hon wa\,...:.i'""'n_ba~~ball. hkel~ at a commun_ll}.__..;:;.o.:-1 l\.1111.1.i,1 ur:c_ fmt,hl-J '"""' r h -~~-~~....;;._;.;;;,.;::;;::.::.;;..;~
) 4.:lr'\ ap>"' hen on J, c-hamrron' "ert' 1n\.1tcJ to part1c1ri1c 1n the chm1n:a·
tec)n\, and a 1taJit1onnh\t, or per·
tnn1aJ cb;unp1on,"' 111 ~urcl} hnng up
the f1 t lhc pl<a' oth nOcr a' en
"'atcrtd d(\\\'O loo~ ·
Wdl. HI\ watcrcJ Jo" n 1n the lir\I
t "'u ruunc.h -.l but onl'C }Ou t't p:l\t
the fint t,.o round,, "'hcrt•\ the
·"------"-"'•h:f.' If an)unc ''tuck) C'nouah to
spnn11ruupltofu~1,in the lint
1woroundtto mo,l·on. thc~·rcthr
talk of the tov. n.
nd.1n '1nualh t\tf)·c-a..e, tcphl·
k' ofthctcam'Hirenath. thCCtlach
dra•insa b)<' •ill tell )OU .. , ~•'h Wt'
could pta a ~mc. I "•~h '4t'didn'1
h;a\( \0 ,.,,..
.. We )Ult ..... nt the bHl to"'" ea
sho1111t ... C ro•k> Kt ·.. me
itatts let c' tt)OM tft thr playofl'1.1 n
t\(~f) otMr Wlt1on an thautatt.
C\Ct)OM "entered an tbt pfa)offi
Wt'rt'th~ fa,t todO 1t ...
0
UIMler9ttMWfomMila.ind lftOM
don"1 KCc-..sof .w••iftalftl"e
rom11111fter 1ftb-11'i prot1ablyJ1ft
10 M)' you'd bttttt fiftd )OUrwf(
another~ af )OU don"1 wuome
ton Of po11......,..8'1ion in a Ihm'·
)Cleripiltl
0
. In ''-'rm\ol cnrollml·nt. lhC' elf 1ginJI
t'ntc11. "3\ hH:nunt tlm:t" rudl'' Jnd
doubk thc"°phmntirl'' I,"" ~(l\\, ti
It !\a IOUf•\('a1 <. h•,ol, all four ruJe' °" 1 II hie mu ntnl \\ i thotrl Jc\Uhh ng '\I\~
~rt11;ula1 da"'
1ha t there arc a lutubd1ool' n1 n1 IQ
1hd)ran1 l u1hc-r n Tournc' u nd
the \'alk) tH1\t1anf< crrito,10111-
nc~-.··
l'hiHoulJ "'di ntml· in10 le)( U\
before t~ct·mbcr \nd the \Oonerthc
bcuer. lkc u~ r1aht no"' therc;1rt
luo m:.an\ hx,k1n for \UI\ 1\ al. rather
than tr~ Ing to 1m~m" c them~ hr
gain'lt the ht'\t lomi-.ct1t1on
0 .
\\hat 1Hhm111atdJ ho"'c"~r.1\ the
-third·pla<..-c \ho"Jo~n ol old. ,.hen
the \t•~t' \\CIC.: htJh-0 berth tn tht
ptayomt,rn111h1na Now,C'han(e'
arc, th~' 'II both mo' con to lht
ph&)Offi
ei.y" ...-
University H l9h'1 Ste f a n Mum•w f 2S) and Corona def
Mar's Matt H errington f22J, members of the top two
te•ms In the Se• View leagu~ volleyball race, wlll 90
at It •gain In round two of league action Friday at
CdM. The Sea K ings ·won the first m eet ing In four.
BASEBALL
coe.ee men
TUISOAY
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C9"WT\uMV , ..... "*' 9"' • .,,,_
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Toronto
B•lllmore
MllW•Ukff
Clevel•nd
Bo•ton
New York
Detroit
.... ....... W L ,. 1
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TOf'OlllO lS, l(eMeJ Cltv t •
Oeklend J, Clllcffo 2
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O·OI. 5'30 1> m Balllmore IS.ullsta 1· 11 et .Jo•lon CIJOYd
0-11. tti e.m ~ YOl"ll IHewtJn1 0-2) et Toronto
IFIAneMJ'I .. 01. US vm.
MllW•IJllM (Weoman 0·1) •• Tt)(•I (fhe11
1·0), S;.)S Pm ••
Oeklend IYoune 0-2) et $Miiie (He"'6n
1-1), 7~ P.m
OnlV .. mes Ktleclultcl TueYllY'S 0-
A"9111 et Cllk:-.o, S'30 1>.m.
l(en._1 Cllv at S.ttlmore, •:ls 11,m
8011on at Clevetend. US v.m
New York et Toronto, •.ls Pm
Detroit et Mlrmeaote, s.os • m • MllweUkff ., TUH, S.lS pm
Oekten<I '1 S..llle, 7:0S 1>.m
N•tlenel LHttUe West OIVll*t
Sen Francl1co
Cincinnati
San Diego
All~
Dod9en
Hou5ton
Chicago
PhlladelPhla
Montreal
St. Louis
Pittsburgh
New York
W L 8 •
7 •
6 7
6 7 s 7 s a
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6 6
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6 7 3 7
SundaY'• sc-~ 2. HoullOll ' Clllcego S Pllllede!Ohle 3
Pct.
.667
.636
.'62
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385
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600 soo .....
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Montreet s, Plt11our11h 4 flt lnnl11111>
St Louh s N-Yorio. 3
Atlanta 7·1 S.n FrenciKO 2·6 C1nc1nne tl S S." O~ 0
Tlfllltlf'I ~
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2
3 3i., .. ,,,
s
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0·21 70S om Cn1ce110 (MaOdull 0-ll et Montrtel (Grou
1·1),43Som
PlllfeMtphie <Carmen 1·0> et New Yorio.
!Ftrnenele1 O·Ol 4 35 om
PilhburQh (HH tO" 0·1) at St LOUI\ CTerrv
0·1) S3S om S.n Diego !Rumuuen l·ll et San Fren·
Cl\CO (Gerrelll 1·0), 7 OS p m
Only games 1chte1u1ee1
Tue1deY's Gemes Cincinnati 11 Ded91r1, 7 OS pm
·Cl'llcago et Montr111. •;.)S om Pl'lli3detohla et New York. 4 3S om
Houuon et A.lleAt•. UO om
Pl11$burgfi at St Louis, S.JS pm Se" Ole110 lit Sen N.,..:IM:o ZJS pm
MAJOA LEAGUE LEADERS
American L ... ..,.
(Tllf'~ Sllftdav's o.mH>
l&Hff IM'.\ 11 Get .':h). H l"ct.
Grut>et Tor 12 •s 9 19 412
80QQ• lhn TO '3 6 18 419
P08rle" Cte 11 l9 11 1' '10 ew""•"'' crw 12 o 11 11 .Jts Fletcl'ler Tu II JI 11 IS ;\9S
TrtebW KC 11 JI 6 IS 39S
8a•nes Chi 12 •• 4 17 3" Sierra Tu II •'l 10 16 311
lttvnotcb Sea 12 .. 1 It 37S OHecllOll 0... 12 '3 10 16 Jn
McGrlff Tor 12 '3 IS " Jn RUNs-McGrllf Toronto, 15, 8Jtck.of).
Kans.1 Cltv II E Wllll•rn1, Cl'llcellO. 11,
Ftetctl«, TuH , 11. GrMnw••· 8011on, II,
P08tlen. Cievtlend. 11, Pucktll, M 11M10ta 11
t-ttTs-Grut>lf'. Toronto. 19, Guillen, ChlcellO.
lt, 8C>Q11s. 8011on lt, Revnolcls, S.attre, 1t
a.1ne1. Cll•Uff, 17, ew1111am1, Chiceqo. 17 lt8r-Grue>e<. Toronto, 14, Frenco, Te•H,
13, Gatlll, Mlnne.ote, 11, Perker, Oelltenel, II.
Slerre. Tex••· 11; G8etl Toronto. 10, Hrbek
MlnneM>te, 10. MCGwlrt, Oeklend, 10, Snvci.r.
Clevetenel. 10 OOU8LE~errett. Boston, 7, GW, Tor·
onto, s. Larkin, Mlnnetote, s. Sierra, TtKes, s.
10 art tied with ' • TlttPLES-P8reeltev. 8afllrnore, 3, WMM,
A.,...1, 21 ltevnol01, Stelllf, 1 Yount, Mii·
weukN, 2. 11 e rt tleel with 1
HOME RUNS-8erl1e1<1, Toronto 4, OHr MllwellltM, 4, f are tleel wltl'I 3
STOLEN 8ASES-ltHendenon. New York,
'· 8rtll, t<ens.1 Cltv. 7, E\OY, Tuel, z. l(tlly,
New York. '· W!Wte, Aneels. S1 Gledden Mlnne.ote, 5. Guillen, ClloUCIO. S
PITCHING 12 ci.c;tslon1)-l1 e re lied will'I
1000 STltlt<EOUTS-ltven. Te .. s, n . C1emeM
8CKton, 20, L•nQ•ton, Seel he, 19, LtJtet, New
YCM'll, 19, Ce nelllerle, New York. 11. Mover,
TeJIH It
SAVES-ltuue•, Te .. 1, 4, OJOM1,
Clevelenel. ) Th•OMn. Cl'llQgo, 3, 1 ert liecl
wltl'I 1
N•tteMI LMtue
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( .. Md efl 21 •t Mh)
G Aa R H !"Cf.
HeVH Pll 10 34 14 It .529
MThmv1n SIL t 1' 3 13 .... a.Jtler SF l2 .. f ?1 431
ONelH C In f 31 S 16 •21
Webtltr C~hl 10 3t 9 16 '21
GPerrv All 1) •S ' 17 .371 MenMI 10 3S 1 13 .371
WClerk SF 12 '6 12 17 370
Colemen SIL 9 l9 11 ,. 3g,
CJemes Piii ~ 10 42 S 15 3S7
ltUNS-H•vH. Plll!fidelphl•, "· WClerk. San Fr•ncl\Co, 12; Colemen, St Louis , H
ltThOmOlOll. Sen Frtnclsco-. 11, W•llOll, Chi{
UllO, 10
HIT5-eutter, San Fr•ncfsco, 21, Hevu.
Ph!Jedelpnla.. 11,. GPecrv • .At!tnte 4 17 MJtChell,
San Francisco. 17, TGwvnn, Sen DrellO:-TT.
WClerk, Sen FrtnctKO, 17 R81-Mltchtll, San Franc:IKo, 1', Guerrero.
StL.oula. 1', Havea, Pl'lfledell>hle, 1:a, GPerrv,
Atlenle, 101 EDavls, Clnctnnell, '· G0.11Ja,
Hou1ton, t, #lfl.lney, DMewt. f1 ONell. Clncln·
nell, f, WCterk, Stn Frendsco, t
OOUI LEs-Dofen, Houtton, 7, Mitch.it, sen
FrtnclKO, '· Hev... Pttlladel.m •• s. sebo, Clnclnnetl. S, Strewberrv, New Yon., S
TltlPLES-15 art lied with I
HOME ltUN$-Mllchel, Sen FrenclKO, s.
Hevn . Pr!ltedfll>f'lla, 4, MwlMI. ~ 41 t ere lied with 3
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Sunday·• Met1·C.rdlnal1 p111e at •usch
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(leftJ Is Marina High and Golden West Col·
l•g• product Kevin Rister of the Mets, •
second-year player who Saturday broke
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consecutive errorle11 ga111e1 set from
1946·47 whll• with the New York Giants.
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Western CenfweMe
Pac.Hk Olvltlon
W L
S3 2S
S2 26
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Sacramento
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•2 36
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Mia ml
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A "•ntic DMl*t
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New JerHv 26 S3 .329 2•
Chorlolle 19 S9 20 30
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v ·Chiceoo •S 33 577 1'
lndlana 26 S2 .333 33
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Detroit 10. WHht1111lon 9t
M•twau..,ee 100 N-Jeoev 96
T""-'t'• Gtme1
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Chertotte et New Jenev, •.JO p m
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Gotdtn Stele et SNllte 1 om
Portencs et S.Cre~to 7.)0 Pm
LAtl0'1 121, HHt lot
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3-l 1) Hatltflti 7· 13 1·1 1S, EC1were11 10 n 1 1
27. Sperrow 6· 12 1· 1 I), Se•lo.ely l •t 2·6 I . Grav
1·2 3-3 5, Welhlntton •• 10 2·2 10, NH! 1-1 0,0
2. Sllelll\I O·I 0-0 o. Pooacn 0-0 0·0 0 Totell
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(et L."'9 ... dt) Note ltesu••• "¥1th llart•llQ POSll•on In oer·
entMll•. rn lcMn<e or countrv, IYH ol c;er, lat>i
com111e1ee1 r11son out II •nv, i>rlJt monev '"" wlnnef'' evtr•Ot 1&>elel •n ml!fl l (1) Al UnM• Jr , AlbuOutrQut, NM . Lole·
Cnorolel 9S, l 117.'60. es S03 (l>rHl<I r•ct
record of 0 330 H I lht.Mlrt0 Anelrtttl '" 19'71
2 12) Mlchae1 Anelrettl Nazert th Pa Lo••· ·
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Co•wortll. 9•. '54,4'0 s (7) R1U ,.,...,. 8ektU I eiCI Ca'lt Ptf'111'.t
PC 18 ClleYrOlll, ''· Mt..340 ' 11'1 Reul e°'"'· e ru LOla·JudCI. t3.
S42 no 7 I 131 At,. Luvl'ldvtt, Natnenenel\ L-
Co,,.,ortl'I. '3 U7 600
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PC lt CnevrcMet tl U7 .ao
t 1111 Oerll\ Oaf'V Ireland LO:. J~ t7
,17,3'0
10 1121 Tom Stllva Parael•u V• ""' Ar 1 1'16 Merell·Co,_111. tO. 126.336
ll (171 JamH WNVtr, 9tita111, ltll L-·
co, worth '° s" .,~ 12 1221 Scott 8rav . COidwater L M CP\
LOle·CCKwOl'ffl. to, U4 1l 121) 8tf'nflafel Jour09!P1, 8etg.,,.. LOie·
COl#04"ll'I, to, S \7.toO
" 12•1 sien S.'Mfl. Anellt m . Ce 1 lttl
Maren tosworth, 9' SIS 7ol0 15 (73) ••nctv LtW•S H U>el'OUOl'I, Cat,f,
Lole ·Co,wOl'tft. II SIS.HO 1' 12s1 Tero Pe lmfoth. F1ntene1. IM
Merell Co1wortn, M, '14,6'0
17 1271 Pen<llo Carter. arown""-'111 INS ,
Loi• Co\wortl'I, t4, enll•llt tire, Sil 400
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Lot• Cosworth, tl, Sl 1.400
10 "" Jonn Jone\ CeneO. Lote•CO\WOflh.
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lO crash, tl7 110
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27 UI Teo l'et>o. lletv. Merch Pot\Ctll, 2.
tirof.ri reellt lOC'. S13,621 ,. ct> Scott Pruell, ltosev ... c a ut. Lole •
Judd, 0, rMCM'\>Cel, '17.120
Time DI race \ Sl lf 1t6
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(at wa..-.re, N.C )
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• 110) Dick TrlOte. W1tuns1n •-d• Wit •
a111<k ltteel, 400, t ll t00
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6 Ct> ltlckv ltudel. cn...-111, va 8 •Jlck
"'"'' 400, t7,.,S 7, C2l Geoff aodlnt, (~ , N-Y C1\9v•
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DIVISION ,.NAU
Ca~CeiNerMU
TueMev'I GemH
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Chicago et St LN•S SlS om
Tllllr-Mev's G•~• 1<"'91 et Calterv 6 35 p m
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Sl Lou11 et tn.CH O. S lS o m
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Aerl B GenW'I
St L411H al Cn•U.O, S.JS o rn (11 '*flM"Y)
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C"-CellO a! SI L.._ I •OS Orn (•t MCAt\\t(VI
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Me:l*Y'I Oemet ~•ot•ll'I·• at P ttiour_,,. • lS om lk>t•on el Montr•a , 4 lS o,.,.. w.-..y sO-
PhJe(jeipnl.t •l II! J~O 01 • m 8o1•0'! et MontrH I. • 3S om •
''*Y'• Get'Nt P•t•1our11'I el Phliadl Ph• • lS om
Montr .. I el llo\IOfl, 4 lS v m
SUMllY'I Otmet
t> ll111Ur111'1 et ""'""' l>tl•• •OS o m McMlt•••• •' a o110n. 4-0S o"' A_.1S Oemet
P?!1•eo.iDll•• et P1ttlblir1111 4 lS om 111 n«ti .. rvl ~104' al Monl(tal • lS P m hi lleCt\SAfY)
Aw• 21 Gemes Pomb\irllh II Ph ledtlPhl• •JS om lff
flt(U\tfYI
MOlltrN1 et 8otton. •.35 pm 111 necen•rvl A,wlJt Oeme1
P111;ede!Ph • et PitltDurt h •JS om (It
llKH1trvl ~ton al Montrffl 605 '""· C1I Neeuervl
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Ward, g..ill,.IOtr, 'or l"9 eutllOM .. 91..,.119 tul'fl
l't t w~O'IOll 41'1ti rt e.e OotiontO SlenieY ~·
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f lMblfll 1111 .
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LOS ANGELES -Pat Bradley
wtJ>t 11 lhc tmbracea her mother ju't
off'.\M 18th pttn, feehna a rush of
both elation and sadneu. 1
"When NanC) missed her .putt. I
was finally able to rela:>t and reflect on,
the put two years," Bradley said. "It
wu really belt for me -'
Bradley $hot a S-under-par 67
Sunday, then watch~ as NanC)
Lopez. onuhot behind and pla}sngin
the aroup bacl( of Bradl~~·-fimshed1 the final hole of the $4SO,OOO A1 tar·J
Cenuncla Hospital Clas i<.'at Rancho1
Park.
Lopez missed· a 25-foot tr) for,
b1rd1c a_nd Bradley had her first
LPGA victory in two )rars.
One of the t~r·s top pla)c~ for
more than a decade. Bradley had been
strugling for the paM tv.o years
year a,ao. 1t was discovered she was
sufferina from hyperthyroidism. an
imbalance in the thyroid aJand. Later
in 1988, she ended her year on the1 tour abruptly "hen her father died.
She sajd she was r'thcved when she
was diaanosed as having hyper·,
thyroidism. "something that could bcj
fixed. . , .. I'm sorry my dad"s not here," she
said. "This is the first umc I've wol}
and not been able to call and talk with.
hun about It. rwlsh be could have
shared m this I'm &lad m> mo1her
(KathJccn) was able 10 be here ·•
0
HlLTON HEADI LA D,S.C ~
Payne Stewart led b y at lea.st three
shots thro ughout the final round
Sunda) and won the Hentage Classic
b> fhc strokes 1n a record 16-under
par.
Stewart's 25-foot b1rd1e putt on the
15th hole" 1rtuall)' clinched his fourth
career victor}. It ga '-Chim a five-shot
lead with thrtt holes to pla) on th(
Harb_out Tov.n Golf Link , and he
finished ofT a 1wo·under-par 69
without d1fficul_ty. ;
0
SCOTISD.Al.f.. n1. -Don Bies
sa) s It was a lhnlJ JUSt to play an tnc
same threesome wtth Oaf) Pla)'er.
much less to beat him Bies shot a
bo&cy-free final round of 6-under-par
66'Sul1tiay to but Gary Pia) er by one
hot and ~in The Tradition, a new
$600,000 tournament on the Senior
PGA Tour. It w~ the fourth career tour title
and second this month for the SI -
~·ear-old 81C\ He "on the Murata
Seniors Reunion on Apnl 2.
.. lt's b.ardto behe\e, tSn't it'>" Bies
said. "Jt's the 1hnll of my JOlf career
to pl&) wuh Gar} Player 1n the last
round of a tournament ano wind up
one-up on Gar) when he also wu
pla)tnl well Jt's probably the iruttst
th1na that's happened 1n m)' career "
110\ll'\(a
Dickson Serles
turnout falls ·
I)' ALMON LOCKABEY o.er,.......,. .....
Liaht wind erected the h.lht tu
out an the fir t three race~ of New po
Harbor Yacht Club·s Dickson Sw
for Performance Handicap R.ac1
Fleet )achu f"nday. 4\aturda) an
unda>
Only IS>'* ht ansv.e~ the call 1
this )Cat's striCJ. which in years pa
has dtawn as man) at ~entries.
The Clau A leader after thrtt
five races 11 Cunor. lkiPDtttd by Jc
Far-.ell of Ne~n fli.rbor Vac
Club. In tca>nd is ~ffrty Philh
Fonado of the Batbol Yacht C1ub
The Cius 8 ltlCSCr is
Pumpk1n. co-slupptred by fp E
hon and Jeff t.ucll, HYC. and'
runner-up 11 ~uccze Bye, "°"*i
percd b) Ptul Richardson and Cant
Kokol o(Voy11Q,1 Y1eht Oub.
The. fl.Dal \WO raQrt W1=1,,_1 -""'be~--11 ncl\ 5aturdly and Sunday. • :,..7"""" 0
,,
hicago captures seventh game in a row as h.urler wins third straight
nw·-d--~
Rick Suach& won his third strailh• pme and drove
two nan1 with a bues-loaekd sia.lc as the vditina
icaao Cubs beat the Philadclpl_lia Phillin S..J Sunday
r thtir 1eventh straisbt victory.
Sutdi&, 3--0, a1JowCd six hill. struck oua four and
keel five Jn 81/J anninp and took a S..I lad 1nt0 the
nom ofche ninth.
··1 don't know how I JOI by today.·· Sutcliffe said.
.. Thtre was a lot of luck 1nvol~ect. Nothiftf I did was
~tty. h's hard tO bthevt *C -.on the PJDC.
Mitch Wilham' came on afttr Sutcliffe walked two.
He surrenderccf RBI sinales to Tommy Herr and Cllns
James before rctinn• Miie Schmidt on a fty io naht wtth
t"'-O men on for his sutth save m 1x opponunjtics ·
Tbe Cubs' winnina streak is thetr lonaest since June,
198S.
tba1'1 '"9h. I pm needina a 11np as Do bis de&l:-
Tbe l.oyah ICOl'ed lit runs an IM aop of the flrst
annina otr Dave Slid», who bad thrown three one--hin~
in his pttVIOUI four IWU.
The Blue Jays dUl)Ded away and moved aheed 9-7 in
the foanb on Jetee Batfteld'1 three-run boaler.
The Blue Jays made it 11-8 an IM scv~th on
Gruber's two-run trip&c and Pat Borden fOllowed with a doublt. I
TwtM t , Y ...... •: Guy Gactti drove in s.x runs
with two bomen and a 11ns1t, leadtna_.Allu Anderson
and Vllltina Minnesota over the New Yort YankttS.
Gaeua tied bis career hip with 11x nan batted an. He
hll a lhrtt-run homer in the third innina. 11ftl)ed home a
run in the fif\h and hit a two-run shot in the seventh.
Anderson. 3--0, pve up one earned run on seven hats
in seven 1rin1n15. He struck out two and walked one.
An~rson. who led the American lequeT!Nal't\fd •
run averaac last season, has allowN three earned runs in
Elsewhere in the National League. .a d h. 2 1 lnninss this )tar. The Twins have scored 34 runs in his Espee I , Ptre&es 4: Nelson Santoven1a in.,t an t c lhrtt 5tans.
tyina run in the eighth 1nnin1. then doubled and scored Raqcn t Tl1cr1 I: Pete lncav1Jlia homered and
the winnina run an the 11th as v1siun1 Montreal be-at 0 ' 0 1
I Plit.Sbur&h. • . k c-. s ~ J card!Mh s, Metl J , Joe liesketh, 2-0, pitched tv.o shutout annin1510 pie c".u.00 ' ,...,uocL.l'MIA ... w "'Ott• n '-OUtt
up the win. Tim Burke pitched the J Ith for the save .,.,. .,,.., 0 ,\•••ac• ~:•': c..-."" ":';~":
With the score tied 4-4, antovenia doubled off the w. '°"''"' • '• , ..... w • , , • .,.. .... , 211 • • • • °""''"" J o > 2
top of the lef\ field wall to lead ofTthe I I th. He moved to :-:;·;,: ~ ~ ~: ~~. : : ~' ~~~·~ ; : : l =;"..~. ; : ~;
third on Damaso Garcia·s groundout and scored en o. .. -.., ••1t };:~ ::: ~~;._•; !::: r,:::;·• :;:;
pinch-hitter Hubie Brooks' '>3cnlicc fly ofT reliever JefT t :;.>• ; ; ~ ~ w ... •• • •, ~· • • • • MT'-'•' , • 1 <
Robmson. · ~':':".'' : U: ~i. • ·:;: ~~ .. '',.. : : i ~ ~!':: ~ ;! ~:
Robinson, 1-2. took the los ~·, ••• • • • • t · "••'"" 1 1 • ~~.. '• • • C.NiuJ1 5, Met1 S: Ozzie mith had three singles ., "'"JrW'.•• • • ;~.;,: ; : : Mau .,. ~:::
and drove an two ruf's and Joe Deleon pllchcd a four-~., • .,., 1 • • '-•• •' • • • • \
hitter as host St. Louis beat the New York Mets. g:z::!: : ~: ,_ ~!! !., =. n •' 1
continum& the shde of the NL East champions '-'"'' ~!.: ~ ~ ,. > • :;-~~ :: ~ :;:::
DcLcon1 2-1, urrcndcttd two solo homers to Darryl a..c-: ~ :-• '"~ ', 1°t~-~= v":: • v~, L~• s; trawbeny out was otherwt!oC almost unh11table m "".i;~.O" .... Loe-< ~,> 11 .,,~ o..-c-...
beating New York for the second time lhts )Car ner ~.~~."c!!.~::·~1 .... ~~~LT~ ~~-Me~OI .. t r( ~~·..<':".;;.. .. ' ·~,
entering the season 1·9 against New York. G•9t• 111 s-v-• • sr-we•OI' ' o.L..,.. • " • u .. '°
He struck out five and walked four and held New °"'-• " • •• .. '° -.,._
York ~itlcss between a two-out triple by Dave Mapdan :;·w;;,~~ • • ~ ~ ; ! ! ! ~;o-,;:' ; : : : ~
m the fourth and trawberry's two-out homer 10 the --; l~"':-o • • • •
ti&hth, ;~•;:,,l07 t : : t ~l -W7 1 t 4 ) 1 4 S
Tom Brunansk.y's third homer IHdmg ofl'lithne fourth G•:~:n--' ,! ... ..,. 0 ;,,.,> ~.:.'.'.:~~ >.~~':~ .... ,.~7
ued it, then St. Louis took a 3-2 lead 1n the 1 h when .,,,.. *-,. •""' '""' ""<~•· ,.,... ~-rt , .... •-Terry Pendleton smiled home Vmce Coleman. who had r-7 51 "-11 u• • ,,, •-.. ,.,
reached safe I)• on a bunt and move U(> on a walk to Smith o O
Bravei 1·1, Gluts t -1: Kevm M11chcll drove in three BIVt Jav' IS, Rovell 1 R1r19ers 9, Tl"r' •
runs with a pair of doubles lead an& host San Francisco 10 u1tuscnv r0tt0Nro ''u' .. , .... oaTI1on
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Mitchell, who d rove in two runs m the opener. leads~"·::·~ ; : ; ~ !!tt: .: •• : ~;; "•"• • s , , • t •M'
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Buechele also homered as VJsitina Tex.a outtasted
Detroit, eurnd1n• the Rangers' winning streak to eight pmes. -
The streak matches t.bc club record set in 1976, 1979
and 1988 and the Ranaers' 10.1 record marks their best
start since the fnrnch1sc moved to TeJt&S 17 )cars ago
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Detroit, which alto bit lbrec;bomen. as now 2-7. the WOf'M
record ID beMWi. ..
Cbartae HO\Wh allowed Ii vt nan1 on five hats over SY.
inniftll io win 6is second pme without a Iota, both
apinaa Detroit.
Kenny Roeers and Cec1ho G~oae followed befott
Jeff Ruteell came on 1n the n1nlh for has founh save.
endi111 the -4 hour, 7 m1nu1e pme. lonaest 9·innina
conlett in the both teams' history.
Alllletaa a, WMle Sn I: Wah Wc1u, retumina to tht
lineup after m1ss1n1 lhrtt st.tns because of the nu. liftlled
in thet1e-brcakin1run 1n the ninth inninaasOttlarid 6cat
host Clticqo.
TerrySte1obacb smJltd witb one out 1n the ninth and
panch-ruoner Lance BlankenstupVtent to third on a sinatc
by Stan Javier before Wem arcctcd reliever Donn Pill
with a run-sconna s1nJlc to n1ht.
Brewen 4, IMiut S: Glenn Brqp, who had three:
hits and three RBis. aroundtd a bases-loaded s1nalc m the
tOth innma to hft host Milwaukee over Ocvcland for a
SWttp of its thrce-pmc senes.
B.J. Surho fTlcd ofTthc mning'W1th a single off Keith
Athcnon, ().I. fter Gary Sheffield popped out to
shortstop, Robin Yount doubled. scndm1 scndma pmch-
runner Mike Felder 10 third.
Atherton walked Rob Deer mtcnllonlly to load the
~ but Braggs greeted Je sc Qrosce with a hard
grounder through a drawn-in infield.
Chuck Cnm. 1-1. pitched one mnma for the victory
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(AP) -Jocko Conlan, a
Nauonal League umpire
for 24 )cars ~ho had been
the oldest hv1na member of
baseball's Hall of Fame .
died unda) 11 9.
He died at a local hospi-
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umpire's always the vil-
taan:· onlan once said
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lleh °' 8panl8n 2• 1·9553 Up, No pet&. 631·8'427 Of c:etport In 1 bNutlfUtly TIL MOMT .. 2. t903 ...... 2 F/Pa, "°"*' tub. * • •• * =====~;;..,--·l&p.kltng clean 28drm land1c1ped Hl\lng ---1700tf. nr Hunt Hertlour -9'1 :t=-:-,,_ 1'.48al150 Allulltapaid. So<ry,l'\O peta. 1250 OFF 2ND MOS 1 1175 213llMIO-fft3 V.,,.Y edr~ quiet 28r ~~· .... Gwege Sorry no pe1a 1 Bed<oom Ne0 AEHTI E'SIDE 2BR 18A --1"89, ,_ cerpet, w/d
1MO WALLACE 28drm w ... &780 Cottage. Encl, get Jndry NEW pluah 28R H A Ne-up. ow• .. 75/mo.
lalbol 640·"28 6'2·•905 28dnn 28a twnhM SM5 tac No Petal S795t mo.. :;::,· ~d h. "*'t ::X· •101 Hiiaria . llllrtd 2606 t at •1'11 ITmT MC dep &•S..723A M$.Mol :'~4_.614 · TIL MOMT 8-42-1903
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peta. ~ amolelng Vtty 2221 ~lie '0' .. Si to 5 Mlnut• lo l>Mch '°2eR cottage, lrplc, pallo, lam •YWK •LO 18f, F/P, gas pd '750 By ~tmenl Only
11125 Avt now 873-e640 -M754750 1BR $575-tac . no petl $580/mo I NORTHWOOD Large 1BR Pool. ape, get . carport I."' to 7 pm
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*u II.I.* •-•·Plex Nr occ G1111ge 1125/mo '* 544-3M2 S8r 28e trpc 1 btoclC to Bf\. t9A upst.n Duplex •_.,.. 1().4().C V-&lene!L $815 -ooean • $119S/mo yrty. ~O Bey Hiii OrlVe
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Point. New carpet, new L.arge at1ract1Ye Apts rn • -------~ Por1 Peciflc R E. 8'5-3683 petnt. I 1500/mo 1 yr. IM t>Nutifuf gerden Mlltog • t8R 1575 • .reR&SS9S MESA VER 2BR 1 llr, OcMtl View, Patt0, -REGIS MANAGEMENT
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BACHELOR-nice conv 1 Bedroom $665 pell &31~27 ION to........,, mo decor . u111 Incl .... "... • --+'A u1lll Day: 852-M1 t lranc!)l9M In 60 Orange For a.. Centl9f FIT
., ... Newtys decorated1 • 2•1 w. Wilton 631-0960 ILlllTI aall *722•0582* MOO/mo.(213)721-79&7 Nwpt Sfwa hM 3BR. 2BA. STEPStobeeetl.New3BR EY"M; 754-e595 COWftW NHd S10K· Socl8I S-W. & Geren. dean. hu1t.,., cell ng -. NPT HOTS Duplex 2Br --O-I09· S1.00 850·8839 2BA/28R 1BA Frplc, g11. -S&Of<. Call C11tt McKenzie tology el(I) c.11 l<elly •'8;eoeepar1y•~u:.~~ l500/126Br~Y ,, 1 2BR1BA.E'lldeloc BBC. 2BIMP UPI* 2carger Ntwpon@t.ch 2669 -m·•H dfw,deciea.11300/$950 F3~=~:~~2~~~ 9&S.7800 or831·8307 .. 2.2275
yMI .. ,, u mo a can pool lndry rm, $695/mo eeroa• from park $900 - ---209 eypr .. * 8-42·59" l"lll... -m• Quiet n-amkr~O bedroom, refrlg, stove . 1~9 E a1y 2•8 E 16th St 721--0386 1U·1M I IAY IYI 28R St75/mo 18R F Frpfe. -.indk. S'e80/mo m \lllntld 2906 ana LAG newly redec 1 BR 756-2286 TSL MGMT 8-42-1603 _ _ _ IBR, stove, frig, nice mOd· 1550/mo. 722-9738 Tll . AIJI Julie/Debbie, &7S.6392 SERVICE ST AT I 0 N
duplel( turn/untum, xlnl 111 .... 11Atl ILlll Tl ail U••LEI e<n bldg Mgr 675-1•38 LARGE uoo iqTft Spactoua 2-3BR (~me PROFESSIONAL M IF. ILL run retJt~. llllng, WORKERS ~ed PIT
loo. S850-S950 yrly. 11tllastssl 51mo. _. 2BR 1BA, laundry room, townhou ... atyte apt In w/oceanllleW)onFairway 25-32, Wanted to ltlr quitting P«ton.• bUsl· 1 7 OO /tH • · Call
55&-1S.5/d, 723-0516/e * 641-69•9 '* 1100 IFF close to shops & buses. •EXCU.JSIVE GUARD• t~ B1un1 2BR c>2BA of Newpott_Buch ~ N.B. W"tclltf •BR.2~BA ,,... r01 pattn«sblp Ek M.5-5790 betw 3-<5
;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;,_ __ -------·--Low depoall $725/mo 11tGATED COMMUNITY11t I pie ery Pvt 11250 No try Club. Gated comm. 2 Home W/'tge pvt BK. perienoed 539·&126 _.._ .... COtWdlfiLr 2622 IHIWF 1st•. 2BR tBA, laundry room. 2276 MAPLE ••UITH tet~11
85•:7H2 . or car 0--0-w/atMage. VO., Frnt patio, W/D,l;;;;;;;;;~f-.!.;;;;~;:;;~ ---·-"""'""""""'.-,,;iiiiii,,.._...,_. .... ., E'llde Ilk• new. 28R 18A, clOM 10 lhopa & buaes TSL MQMT M2-1603 28R 2BA w/goll courte · 85•·7855 Frplc, w/d hkupa, PoOI & $525 Incl. utll • Pet 0 K .. ~ To l.o.1 2914 NMdl l9'#lng Hmple 1•1m newcar-pet paint w/dhk 1695imo VIEW.Flreplece.11retb1t, ----epa.Nopeta NowleUlng Jlm&40,.200Weekdaya -maker. M"•' hoe
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...... •••·Jill up p11To ~75otmo 2257-6t MAPLE 1-• WILlll-•l!I mlcrowa11• wahrldryr Lm. 1 ... 1 by Appt (71•)644--0e03 ~10 hi ~ '*WIDOW HAS SSSN prevtoua up "5-3505 -• · • TSL MGMT M2· t603 n---' fOf TO.J I 0,000/up o --------250-8002 or 850-519• Parkalde,ooeanlliew'1See hkupa, 2 car oar wl xtre 11Mlff WALITlllMI cred"'/no~ Call M&TITlllll ..... 2BR, 1..6BA. $1,100. Near CLOSE 10 bNCtt & th<>P· 10 belle\19 1BR wllolt 1tor1ge. Alt maintenance BR 1550 S..C 11111111 2726 Oen Aa:tOC &73 7311 ... -new, COll9f'ed partclng fat 2BR, 1'.~BA Twnhse PatiO, Pl""' 2BR 1BA w/d 1200 It 2BR 2BA llke Incl. No pets S.4-0509 28R, gerage, lndry rm. 1 ' Imo ktf ,_,,, • ,_ 2 cara. 4300 Shoreer•I gar. frpl. no pets .. .,. ' sq · clOM tobMch Nice quiet Manor, 548-2682 EXEC ..-ing •BR -1111 -.-t FOf unique wetertront fa-L.n C II Mick 723--09•0 $725/mo 280 A11ocado hkup. backyard, gar new-From 1695 No pe1s OCEANFRONT 11150 locallOn '850/mo - -38A M'thn\ In ~B BIUtta _, Cillty In Newpot1 a.ch
' a ey St. S.8-7510. 642-5722 sn5 •MC 540-3437 85~5 2Brl1Ba,garag• patio 1480 MONROVIA Mlle-..,... area Of COM, wanta IM MOO or IN>Ce c:tedit No Refa req'd Cell 873-1330
•SPARKLING CLEAN 2 ALI •AU IPTS SUNNY, E'SIOE 2BR. 1BA w/dry hkup n-pets TSL MGMT M2· 1603 oPI Wiii go S2000/S2500 turn-down• Eatabllsh fOf appt.
MWty decorated Apt• **• ,..** pvt gar & yrd Otw. ut1ls iitl50-2•9311t ----IOOMI 2706 Cerol, 5S3--0755 Ext 23• new credit ,.bUUd bad '=iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii!iiiliii•• w/MW appll•nces AYI •2650 HARLA AVE• IJll lff 91¥1-111 Incl ~/mo Nr anops A.BN Gola Card VISA 11
May 111 $550 & A amall. quiet comple•. Newly redeCOflled 1 & &1Che>Q19 8<46-<163 1 . NE::oRTHEIGHT~2BR. ..... , .. am M/F. n-•mkr, privet• forlenl 2740 Cafll01-&7~70.. 1700/~Shown on April Studio wllh P•tlo & 2BR Apt Beautiful pool --1 d. o:· gerd~;•tlf ........ , ..... entry own ·~SA In NB 0.-.-a10f 180 BOYS Ml> GltLS
20-22 onlyl Bring rels cetp0(1, $575. King sz arN Large rec room & fll UILll r,i1~ ec!!1'673-73~~ EXCLUSIVE BEACH Klt~. laundry prlv • NEWPORT B .. ch gar-
. Call tor appt on after 1BR upper, balcony, ca-laundry room ONLY 2BR w/gar. crpts. drps COMMUNITY S550/mo ~8-6838 l099, 1 car Of ltOflge,
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BEAUTIFUL 1BR. Jeeuzzl. ., .. Sn~. ··ut1e new & 530 W Wiison ~ 120 C:'~L 1·5PM apt pool, Cllpott, n1C41 hkupa, mlcfo, d/w, frple, walher/drye;, ~Ylog rm S125/mo. On Produclion
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model. lg kite. 1795/mo BBQ, lndry 111 + MC No 722-9012 Of &•2· t603 lut MC clep 645-2893 enjoy our""" bch S t900 .. ..__ •" 1-&959 2925 WOAA AFTER SCHOOL
2900 tat Ave. 720-9966 e>et• Velma s.1-2o7 So<ry No Pets! ..... ~ • .Au 2BR 2BA Opl.<, Ille k11/BA. •Alto 1BR0
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w/kltchenetta, Ideal tor 1 1BR cottage & 2BR Apt 3BR BA Cit ~"· 1 blk to baytocn SORRv:flo PETS amkr Pvt entry Matr BR .. f Olfl) ADS PAPER NO DELIVERY
Adult, wuhef, d'Y9f utll· Each w/pvt garage, d/w, Grig1 s.~~~f~ ::~ IPllmlll $97 Penln~ •95-6581 UU 1 ..... 11 w /d pm $52.5. ~ ,,., uui luslneu/Offl<t Rent . IRE FREE INVOLVED. AND ALL
ltleapald.$800/mo Avail tlove, dlspeeet:--Cabte ---Sperkllng CIHn, l•rge •Jlll•~OO --•~P .... 2769 ft TRANSPORTAT ION 5/1. 780-3878 ready. POOi, apa, BBQ, Eallllde 2BR tBA up-Garden aptl. Beeulllulty pecloua 1 Bdrm Apl PROVIDED• B Y AN -lndry tac. Quiel, clean & stair•. garage, lndry 1and1c1ped grounds Frig. dlltlw•s r atov• Near blClt bey. F/P, P•tio 1111 --nn c I ADULT SUPERVISOR LAR~~r~:~; ... ~BA great locatlonl 177 E .. Quiel IMngl No pats Pool & IP•. pallos/decka, Incl. No pelt S.5·•855 W/Jacuu.I, otl street Hoeefs/MoUfs 2718 1617 w EsYCLIFF DRIVE a :
""""' 111 Aven·~ 22nciSt 631· 7376 1675/mo &S0-6294 g1rage or car pert * , ... 1•-• p1.rklng, No amttrsl peta Ill Ull .e'Tn Nwpt Bch Agt 5• 1-5032 a.a•·Mll nvv ..., Blchelor 1590 . 9VV $750-800, S.8-4757 ' _ -
1625/mo 720-9966 •lllT Ill** WTllll 1 Bed oom $670 Frig. dllhwHher. stove S aclou 2BR 2BA ,, .... , Wkly rentsts now eva.11 ARBORETUM C1ter1og to --------•I YOU CAN AVEAAGE
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decofetor'• 2BR 1inBA? lndry rm. all bultt-ins, Large 18R tolt petlo. --------* 1BR, 2 block• off sand! docks & pool Tak• over • + _ ldMI tor1·-5 pet'90fl llfm. t>ey P-ug dog w/=ttat-+--$15
OR MORE Thlt la It• Frplc. pool, ten-patio, good Ion II on country Mtltng 1695 No 1 Bedroom $705 Some u1119 1nol EnctoMct my INM, S 1,385 at New-Get to tne bNlc ABC 1• tnat ear• aooullla wOlk· Found on bMCl'I -n N B
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WHEREAS, the CITI COUNOll.of the Ctn' OF NEWPORT BEACH. CALIFORNIA, hU ln1tltuted
Pl OOMd6r9 for the c:onttructlon of certllln public work• of lmpr09tirMnt and ~rtenenoe under pro'Jtllof• of the "MurncipiJ lmpr~t Act of 1913". being OMl6on 12 of the SJt.eM• and ~Code of the St.ate of Cellfcwcn6a. In • ~ 11nu~t Oietrict known and deelgMted • ENT OtSTRICT NO. 57 (CORONA HIGHLANDS UTlUTV CONVERSION) (hereinafter
,.,.,,.., to• the "AbMltnenl Olttrk:f'~ end,
WHE.AEAS. • Reeolullon of lnt.,,tlon for thl1 lmptO*'*lt WM prevtoully llCloPted by the
~tJw body: and the "Report" .. now prteent~ lhafl ltand u the .. ~ .. fOf' the purl)OM of
tubeequent proc.edMga h«eunder.
NOW. THEREFORE. IT IS HEREBY RESOLVED AS FOLLOWS;
SECTION 1. That the a~ redtan are all true and correct.
C That tl'le diagram lhow!rig tha AtMum«tt Ofttrlct r~red to and deecrlbed In u6d "91otutlon
of Intention. and elto the boundarlM and di~ Of 1M ~tw tubdMtllons of lend wtthln
Mid A111ument °'8trk:t, u the Ml!"4I .. 1s1ed at the Ume ol the paenoe of Mid Aeeolutlon of
Intention, MCh of which aYbdlYitlon• ha~ beel'I gtwf\ a ..,.,at• number upon M6d d&egram. •
contained In Mid "Report". by. and It la heretrf_pretimlnattty llPPfoYed and adopted;
E. That the m9P1 and~ of the land• and nnmenta 10 be ecqulred. u contelned In Mid
"Report" be. and the tame are hereby prellmlnerlty llPl)foYed:
SECTION• NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT ON MONDAY, THE ITH DAY o; MAY, tMt, AT
THE HOUR OF 7 30 O'CLOCK PM . IN THE REGULAR MEETIHO PLACE OF THIS LEGISLATIVE
IOOY, 8EIHO THE COUNCIL CHAMBERS. CITY HALL. ANY ANO ALL PERSONS HAV'INO ANY
oeJECTIOHS TO THE PROPOSED WORK. OR ASSESSMENT, OR EXTENT Of THE ASSESSMENT
OtlTAICT, OR TO THE PROPOSED ORAOE.S. MAY APPEAR ANO SHOW CAUSE WHY SAID WOAK
SHOULD NOT BE DONE OR CARRIED OUT IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE RESOLUTIOH OF
INnH'TtON ANO THE "REPORT" OF THE ENGINEE.R PROTESTS MUST BE IN WRITING ANO
MUil BE 0£LIVEREO TO THE Cf'T'V CLERK AT OR BEFORE THE TIME SET FOR THE PUBUC
HlANHO. ~
SECTION 6 . That t,,. Oty Ci.tk la hereby directed 'o glw notice of Mid Publlc Heatl09 by ceuetne
to be OOMPtolOUtty potted on all CC*\'"-'• Wlthtn the A 111117*\t Oietnct, no mor. than 300 fM1
..,.,, on Wh •treet eo poeted. but not .... than 3 In el. noctoe of the p1111oe of the ~ of .,,..,,Ion and of thit Reeolu1ion ... in accotdanee wt1t1 t"9 pr~ttont of Uid OM8'on 12
UCTlON I . That ,,,. CHy C*1t Is hereby dtr~ed to gt\19 notice of Mid Put* ..._1n0 and of the
: :: !'! °' the Aeeotullon of ln..,tlon and tNt AeeotutlOn by C*lling IUCtl notice 10 be ~ In •--www ........ .-~lon toM of .-~nmenl~JrtfMnr ret• pr~ ._ ... d It
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ARLO AND JANIS
"Do I need a shave, Daddy?
Feel my whispers."
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by Brmd Anderson Dll:IQflS THI: MENACE ,
_by Hank Ketcham
FOR BETTER OR FOR WORSE
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"Does this mean you're not going to fetch
my newspaper?"
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PERSON ASK FOR ? THE
WARM SV N OW YOUR FACE ..
YOUR D06 ON YOUR LAP ..•
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JUDGE PARKER
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