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A upcnorCounJUdae apologrzed
to a youna man Tuesday before
ordcnnsh1m to serve a maximum 10-
)'ear pnson term for fatally running
• down a e"-'pon ~ach ~oman
dunng a drunken JOY ride .
N1netccn-)ear-old Danny Ornelas.
....-~""9~ ...... ~Qr\!hL ~--..----stood emouonless as the sentence was
11 handed down He was convtctcd in
March oT J.fO s vehicular man:-
lau$btcr while 1ntox1cat.ed. ·vt
His v1ct1m Debbie Ann 37, d1cd shortly a er being s"tru'""ckJ>,Jiby._
the turbo-charged Nissan 200SX thal
sped do_wn ari aJlc) behind her East
Ocean Boulevard home. Two of
.K11lelca's three children w1tnes~d
the gns}y accident, but they were not
injured.
Jud&e Luis Cardenas Sttmed to
wrestle emo11onally wnh punishment
for the crirhe. He denied a defense
request for probation and further
d1agnosuc cvaJuat1on by the statt'
Departme nt ofCoaect1ons.
"This is not easy (or me and I have
a \Cl)' hcaV) hun in Judging )'OU. but
I have to do what l hive co do," he
· told Ornelas "I apologue to you (but)
I've searched m y soul .. I feel 1t would
be the onl) fa,1r and nght thing I could
do to scntcn« you to the max1m,lfm
term.. ·
Cardenas scoffed at a def en claim
that KaUeka contnbutcd to her ov.n
death b> mo' ing into the middle of
ay LESUE EARNEST
Ol-~,....SCMr
The Laguna ~actt Cit) ouncil
re ponded to the wishes of an over-
tlo" crowd TueJd.a) nlaht and unan1·
mously rcJ«lcd a pro~ ordi-
nance that wo uld ti.ave rtstncted a
the aJley before stepping balk to"' rd
a side wBll One pro batio n report 1J
thal should be used as a m111gnt1
factor in sentencing
The judge said he al~ tool 1ht•
fechn~ of both fam1hcs into lOn,
s1derauon
The scntencina followed an cmo
uon:il pica from Killelea's hu\hanJ
Bnan. for a s111T puni hm~oi He
broke down m tears at o m· point and
out on d~rk: lllasscs before continuing
propcn)' owner' rig.ht to change m
de.stro} his hou~ once 11 v.a deemed
hi tor1call)' 1mponant to the u t'
The proposal.strulk a 01..corll.tnt
note w11h property o wnen "-ho
jammed the council t•hambcr'i. 'iome
Silting on the tloor Or lt-antng lhruugh
Orne.las· actions Sept. I violated
·the Ameocan dream -··not a large
home. ample wealth or a·boa1:· but a
Joyful family hfe. '3.td Kallelc.t, 40
"We cannot. wtll not allow such
sp1rtual. emo11onal.1h1evel) ··
It was the firs\ ume Killelea
attended the coun proceedings The
sccmingJ) happy landscapcT said he
and his ch1ldrtn have since mo'ed
o o-err-sansoa Peninsula home
~aUSt of t_hc ~1gnan1 m~mo~<'!I
1llclca la1er said the hl'a' >
ntence .... ,11 send a message 10 01hcr
een-agers. Ornelas mus1 be punished
before he can cfiecuvcl) 'lprealf a
message a}a1ns1 drunken (tm mg. ht
added.
"I am not a ~ind1cti' e person. bu1 I
rcpresc,n1 the .\mencan fomtl) and all UAnJ.:!S JUSllCC served." .
Then, turning to Ornelas. K11letea
said: ··1 truly· pra) that the Lord will
nave mercy on )Our soul Mr Or·
ndas.··
Ornelas. of Huntington Park. look-
ed do at 1hc counsel tabk but
'\how no reaction. bout a dozen of
his mil> and fnends. ho"'e"cr.
be lO ~b.
elaterbrokedo .... n 1n tearsdunng
as n .un1n1clhgJblena1emcnt tolhc
JUd e 10 .... h1ch he thanked Krllelea fo r
his pra)ers. "If therc~s an> \lia) J can
do )lhJog -l know I can·~ bnng
h~ back -rm "tiling 10 do so."
fense auornc)' Ralph Bencangc)
1 he d1d1ft ayee v.nh tbcscruem:c.
but sn't surpn~ Bencan e) said
he will ap&jal, but didn't kn w 1T 11
would be· mclas.' conv1c11on or the
sentence.
Counroom oflk1als said the Judge
rec(.I\ td about 75 letters from com-
rnunll) member\ mo ti) Nev.pan
Beach resident!>. who askrd for harsh
punishment for Orntlas. i.
Dunng his arguments befo~ the
judge. Deputy D1stnct A.Horne) Tom
Goethals took issue w11h a defen)C
expen's earher tesumon) that the
hou~~1fc contributed to her own
death
Her onl)' mmake. he said. 1s that
she assumed he v.ac; dt hng .... ,th •
"normal, sens1t1'\e. rauonal human
~:1ng" when ~he '>tepped our from the
wall 1n an apparent attempt to slow
the dn"er
.. he was dealing wath a callous.
1nd11Tcrcnt 1nd1v1dual who absolutdf.
was going to ha"e h1\ o~n }\-3). •
(1octhals said
The d1stnc1 attornc) calll'd the
accident ··an all·Amcncan night-
mare"• and urged the maximum
pcnah) to ~nd a mes'Mtge to the
communll).
The prosecuuon's ke) patte of
c' 1dcnce wac; a \ adeotape of the
acc1dtn1 10ad"ertantly taken O} Or-
nelu· pas~nger II sho.... K1lltlea
taodang w11h her I~ apart. hands on
her hips -
he appeared to turn to get out· o f
the v.a} as the l ar bore do .... n on htr.
bu1 c;he insltad wa 'itruck and thrown
50 fee l Coe1ha1' satd OmeJM
S\li ervcd the r "lo rub salt an her·
1.1.ounds" and \ho,,,. her he dt<ln't ha~-c
to sln v. down for am o ne
f PIHst ~H ORNELAS/ A2J
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hi_storic Aome ·s rejette-d in Lagur:ia
windows
Th.e ordinance "'as antt ndetl to
cncourasc owners of h1stom hou-.c\ ·
to 11rtscn c 1he buildings ra1h er th.tn
level them i\s such. 1t would ha'. t:
pro\1ded anccnll\es for 01.1.nr~ to
presef\ e 1hc1r propertlts whale re-
~tm.11ng 1hc1r ,1b1ht> to upgrade.
n:modcl or destn>~ 1h~ h-00~
Rcforc allo wing publtt comment.
\1a)or Roben Gentr) asked ho"'
m.tn) pcoplc had l'O mc10 the meeting
concerned ~nu~ their propcn:,. had
been pla cd on the h1'>tOnc 1n'\cnto11
hst v.11hou1 their pcrmtss1a n
·."-~en afmo\I C\CI"\ hand \ho1 up
Genin prorx)~d that thc ord1nan<·o
be rcturn~d 10 1he Plannini C om·
m1s~1on "1th \J)«tal 1n10tructmn' that
pn"a1c propcn' placed on the 1i .. 1 he.·
done w · .11 1he pka\urc ut thl.'
propcrt) ov.ncr. not of the caty ... ·
..\t that. the frowd bunt into
applause ·
"l thinl mas) b)Stena took over
and demcxra ) ruled:· said David
Bo1.1.en ..... ho wa rccenlly notified laia
!Please see L.AGAMA/ All
Disheartened artist takes •wn co _ntroversial Works
Stolen works.of art
go·od enoug_h to eat
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Erskine to quit
builders' post
.8y JBfS YOKOt
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Artist R O$& W1lhamwn''i h1&hl )
COntrO\~fSlll dJsplay or painlln&\ 31
ewpon Beach C11~ Hall 1., <Her
But a Wilham on took her
art .... orks do .... n Tuesda,>. she stall
could not hake the feellna of being
ccnSOl"fd b the plllCCment of st\eral
of he.r nude works 1n bad. office' of
C'att Hall and humihattd b)' the
t.ipin& of cover·up item 1n·s1ra1ea1
spots on her mttlc n~dcs
---'~'-~car-old -Onan~ ff'1Kkttt
\aid the Clo\ port lkach n~ (om-
m1 t0n nttdHo rcHC'lo\ •nd cl nf) It,
policies on c.1th1bll\ at C at) Hall 50
olhcr artuu will not have to endure
the headache and hurta he ,he did
C1t) offiaals arc now 1ndttd d~n-
1ng ne'll> &Uldc11nes --00 lh<' pubht.
plier) oh1bus. according to Pul
Beaches and Rccrca11on Director
Ron Wh 1tl~. v.ho scne-, a1; stall
ha150n to the .\ns Comm1ss1on
•rt rull) feel f\.C bttn treated ~habbtl)," Williamson s:ud Tuc~l.t)
"ldon't "-'&nt to blow thas trungout of
proportion. fd ltkc 1t af these con
d1uons ch:anae for ana ts m
future.·· •.,.
few bf\\-ilham50n·s paintan~ -
pan1cula)'I) those that depicted male
frontal nud1t) -ro',!!2!.cd pubh
imt JtC ltO~ . q.unng a mo nthlo ng e\h1 11 of her v.orl'> at
C1ly Hall
But W1l hamson '31d the com·
plaints bf a fc"' "'ere ·no rea.son for
emplo)tt to deface her pamtina b>
taptnJ i\y 19''\c and (aJse .no on
.
1hcm nor lot cui.. -<}~!\-&n mo.~
ume of he r pa1n11ngs into b:lc
room of C 11~ H.tll "'here memt>c:~
of the public seldom ao {
If people art ofTcndtJ h) paantang ...
the) ~hould ~mpl) n<ll tool.. at them .
W1l11am un wad .. , ou don't talc
thanis into )our o"' n hand~ and tape
than& to 11 and de la e 11 maht.1ou I).··
h~ ):lid "This I!> unu'iual ch1ld 1\h
bcha\.IOr ..
'W ilham n \Jld lhc art\ s:om-.
m1 saon not onh 1n' 11cd htr to sho".
the comm1 1ontr\ ne'er aikcd to~
hcT v.o~ ahead of ume.. Com -
m1 s1oner l>.1m 't oung accepted 0111
her painllnp .... hen she brou&ht them
to Cit)' Hall and ind1cat~ some or the
laracr p1cc~ .... out~ ~ buns 10 the
frona a.rta of< 1h Hall because oflheu
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By ALEX \IVIWAMS
Of_O..,.,,_ k-" ' It"' n<'t t''<'" da' 1h1c'c" 'tlJ ·n~inal an in "'C-V-f>''" Beach. but
1f-, e'cn more rare '4hen th<' thtt\C\ la~,· lh< 1,•mp1at1on to munch
duv. n their purloantd mutt'l"J'ICt.<"'
In a thrh from tht' \h:ndtt'n I Intel •n 'unda), thr lost cta:ss1C1Wctt
If an and half de ~rt
dnc v..a' · .. pain11na ol a turkt' ;a lhe1t lht" paint '4as actualty
chon>latc of' anou' colon ttpplal.'J tu• rnhlcau ol tla1 and> "a fer The
o thrr V.\)rl wa .. a \t3tUC' ora V.llCh \llrrlnJ '1 c-auldmn The MtCh Stood .
abouth1n<'ht tall nd" '!d\r-d .... tth food rnlonngtoappcardrestcdm
reJ "'•th a blut p(nnt' hat I he 1.1.1t,·h "'a' molded from mar11pan -a
V.CCI araan\ lmo nd P<UtC ·---.
Both "en• tm11nal~ h\ .\nnrL.\' Jan., ~c ol ~c'ltmtn trr. ~
\\crt' s1olen dunna a chocolate C\h1h1t and '>'U1punacompe11t1on at w
\1cn d1cn "101.1.. the p.i'>try com pan' behind 1hc bake-ofT-PatiYRntt
o( \4n Fr.An~· "-and the hotel ha \ l' JOlntl\ one~ as I . reward
fur the return of tht 1tcms.
f,.tease SH CHOCOLATI/ ~
buttwo prOi>oS&ll for development or ttdu<:Cd the ~t.a•l .pecc by IO 000 ) car and re u~1ttina either of the
the ranch 1ubm1tted by &he fam1I)-squart fttt MC'asurt I 1h ehmtnaltd defeated propo.-.1 • os red"11mn1 tht
oWncd development comi>1n> ( J the M.ihh club. P«>J«t, &he ~~pany 1 ·u1t1na for ~A Soni C1t11cn • aroups ~omcd abqut the city to ma!' the lint mo\"t'. a 0nc· of the proposal" Mtuurt H. traffic; cona,.tion ~aecd a c:ampa.,n compen) spokesman Mtd,
•ould hevt tul'Md the Mn field · .... , l both me.sum. and both went .. Tbett. bOlhutt i.-&he' wo r 1ntoanoflieeaft(trr1Allcompk1n~·tlh dOW1i to dditat by _.btiaatial now;• Htd Malcolm Ro'.
two hieh-mc "'uldinp. one 20 stones ·. maraans Sc1t-ntrom '\ d1ttnor of ptann1na and
and lllic °'_, 12 9'0ria, aftd 1 4CX). ' T•.ce dekakd b) the battle ai of de ip. "Tbe cit) donn'\ ha\c a
room hold. beeJth chibaDd child catt t·~ ta Mcu'1 srowth-co ntrol_ mtt1-~ plan and to ·unul .thel do I
cnwr. "'~t. Scecncrom oflk1aJs Ja) they don't~ we can do an)th•ns •
An llWte propoel. Wbm1tted a 1n "° hun')' to beat their Cit)' oflk&al' art pttplllnt to
IO IK ¥Ola'I • ~ I. ..... uno 1-ofd once lplft \UbnUI to ·-City Coannl thtt
blvt atowect :JOO hbltt "'°"" * w.tlt the °""°"' of •••b• a-1--• 1 ,,.._. ftVIMCMt 111 thr
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Biii to ban -smut iA sidewalk vending rnachlrtes kllled
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-PAUL AaCH1PUY racks. mtasure. and tour Otmocrats on the become abulivt to women."" he said people eatint humu cltmnmt. °' .. ..._,...... The American Civil L1bt-rt1Cf nine-member committee abstam ed. "They ~t eaaulfed in it." "People think ifs aboutjust na ked
Union araued ht-fore the Public .. That's as bad u a 'No' vote," ptcturts That'' not what uu t 1 A biU to climii.atc pomoaraph1c Fcrauson wd the)' alto found publications from sidewalk vcndina Safetr. Committee on Tuesday that Fcrauson said later Tuesday. vendina machinet att targeted 11 about," Ferauson said. '"h's aoout
mechines was kJUcd by an Assembly lbc btll would ha~ a .. chillina effect" Growina evidence of porno· youna people because adults who really harmful material."
committee Tuesday w.hen f~ mem· on the First Amendmen~ riaht to free arapby'J ha.anfuJ effect AD chiktrcn ,..warly ~y pomopaphyse-to aduh F•f'IWO" ~fully-ponfOttd r
ben declined to vote on it. speech, Fersuson said. failed to sway the committee, the bookstores wbere they can find similar law last year that proh.ibib
Asaembly Bill 2023, introduced by The ACLU also argued the lcgis.-assemblyman said. hardcore f"llerials. vend1na machines from ditpcnsfo~
Aalemblymen Gil Ferauson, R-New· lation would interfere with the free Several studies have found a cor-And the Asscmbl,)'rnan said they publications with "'harmful material
pon Beach. and Cun PriQ&le, R-market. relation between early exposure to w eren't concerned Jutt about nude on the front cover if the machines are
Garden Grove1 would have &anned All tbrcc Republicans and one Pom<>IJ'lph¥ and criminal behavior, photoaraphs. 1 located whcr~ children could be
1exually explicJt material from coin Democrat on the committee voted to Ferauson said. · Some of the material on lh'C market preseot.
operated vending machines that ace move the bill to the Assembly Ooor. "Studies show young peopk be-includes such acti vities as sex bt--···Harmful material" would include
often located nextto daily.newspaJ>er But one member opposed th·e come psycholoaically addicted atld tween animals and humans and descTtptive picture of sexual achvit>.
Three Laguna_·HilJ.lme~
fa Ce kidnappin g· charge:·.
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CHOCOLATE
fromA1
"It was thefint time anyone ever asked me to exhibit my work."
said Jans. an aspirin! che( studying culinary arts at Orange Coast
Community College. 'Those two pieces brought me bronze medals m
my first food show. They shocked even my instructors."·
Jury still deciding
Randy Kraft's fate The theft occurred betw~n 3 and 3~45 p.m. Sunday outside a
ballroom at thehotfl. The Meridien's third annual Chocolate Weekend was over and St.anion Ho, head chefforthe Las Veµs Hirton. had Just ly 0ty News service
walked off with fi.nt J?rTzc and a free trip 10 Pans for ms sculpture
featuring lndonesian-aanccrs and peacocks carved from chocolate A JUry in the Rand> Kraft scnal
blocks. Durina the event, 11 top chefs from as far awa) as Hawaii and murder trial deliberated a founh day
Po rtland had baked elaborate chocolate cakes and tooled intricate _ Tuesday_wjJ!lout reachi nga vei:d1ct 1n
chocolate statues. ~ . -the case of a former computer
Jans, however, did not compete. Instead. she displayed seven consultant implicated an the dejlths of
pieces on a table outside the banquet hall. The intent behind herdispla) 45 men in three states.
was to preview the action inside. she said . For the last two days the Jury has
Followina the competit1on. Jans and her mother, Phyllis deliberated without asking any qucs~
Sberohman, left the table for about 45 minutes to retrieve a can from tions of Superior Court Judge Dona rd
their eiahth-floor rootn. The cart carried air-tight containers used to McCanin, coun o fficiaJs said. T he
store the edible anworks, Jans said. panel was to resume its deliberauons
When Jans and her mother returned , the two works were gone. at 9 a.m. today.
"They were oriainils, and I d id n't even have a cha nce to patent If Kraft is convicted of more than
them,~· the artist said. "I bad used my own method to paant them. h wa"S one of the 16 killings for which he 1s
a way of puttina on~bocolatc to make the figures look really ali ve. to charged in California, prosecutors
make them look more like a 30 paintin~." plan to link him during 1he subse·
The turkey painting measured 12 inches by 5 inches. It was a quent death ~!lllhY phase to as ma ny
canoonisb tirown turkey wearing a pslpim hat a nd Mickey Mouse as 29 others includin&.$b in Oregon
--sbges, Jans-said. The anist oiled with-a-witk sclet'rion -of-rtn-y ----and tv.o m 1ch1aa n.
paintbrushes to apply bright yellows and oranges to a white chocolate No othe.i defendant 1n Lhe state's
bacqround. Jans said she was-part1cutarly:proud of the detail on the history has been accused of so many
turkey's feathers. -killings. Althou~ the heist is considered grand then because of the · n.-0 . . 8 artworks' h1ah value, hotel representatives said their only interest was ~puty istnct ;\ttomey ryan
Puttifttthe ~rizcd works back on Jans' table. Brown told the jury that Kraft usually · b · fr d-~"' selected youna white hitchhikers a " e u whoever has them to JU St n i:ig them to the ont ~ .... no his victims. Many oft ht victims were
LAGUNA
Fro'l' A 1
ho'Use was on the list
"from intcrpretina the notice. I got
the feeling we had no cho1« 1n th<'
matter." he said "It's a lmle S<;af)
when }OU find )'rn.i'rc not the captain
of your ship."
Appro1't m lflely 800 nomes
throuaho ut the cit) were placed on
the list and would have been affected
1n vary1n_B degrees by the H1stonc
Prcservauon Ordinance. ~ad 11 been
approved.
As incentives. the ordinance would
have allowed cxccp1ions lo parking
and setback requirements that nor-
mally accompan) home additions
and would ha ve reduced or
chm inated some bu1ldma fees.
On the other hand. the ordinancr
would have required owners of the
houses \o follow s c1fic uid ti n"
when rehabilitatsna t e structure h
would also have prohibited dcmo-
htion of a hiuonc. hou.t without
approval from the Design Review
Board.
Some propcny owners arrived at
Tuesday night's ~tin& 1.&pset that
they had n of been notified by m aH
about the prpposed ordinan~ until
last week. Because of the difficult). i_o
obtaining the addresses of owners of
h1stonc houses in c;outh l,.aguna.
most of those propcny owners had
not bt-cn no11fied b> mall a1 all
"ihc---wa) this was done seemed
ex1rcmcl) undt rhanded. ·· si.ud Paul
G acek. whose hQu~ 'ABS also on the
list. .
~1"m plea~d llUlt 1rs been sent
back to the Planning f'ommm1on,"
he added "And rm ver; pleased lha t
Gen1ry sent It bad. v.1th the cond111on
that v.c ha\IC the nght to decide
whether we want our propcrt) to he
on the hst or not."
It was public rcspon~ Gtntry said .
both over the pa t cU) \ 11nd a1 the
council metllflj,-lhat made the d1f·
ferencc.
A )Ouna nta AnA man died
Tucsda) ' a result of uuunc~ he
suffered la\t v.eekcnd in a Po s1bly
narcotics-related shoot1n1. police
said.
Jose Rodna~cz Nambo. 20. was
o ne of tv.o mci'r 1bot aboul 3 Lm.
Saturday 1n the 1200 block of West
. Ht&hland Strttt.
In addition. iuch vendina _ma·
ch1nn a~ prohibited within ~ r~t
of a tchool or ,,ark
As a two-year btJI. 11 can be
ttantroduced in the next lql\l11t1ve
icss1on. Fnwuson ~ldl!'tcywould put
u before thecom m11teea ~na' the
seuaon opens in Janual').
fhe bill could have a bt-1ter chance
oY'movangout orcommmcc to a floor
vote~ too, he 1.11d.
"Next year 1s on election }Car." he
said "We won•t lose iaht of that ..
questions asked," Jane Rafael, hotel spokeswoman, said. druged, sexually mutilated and
stran&Jed. .--------------------...--------------------
ERSKINE Tuesday hjs political career would be
over after this term ends and that be From A I "absolutely" wouldn't tun for su»er·
the Hopk.Jn1 Development Co~. of visor even if W ieder decides not to
Newpon Beach, delaying Erskine's seek re-election.
de(>arture. En.kine, who 11id that local politic!.
Erskine, who has a law d~ from has become "incrca1inaJy thank.Jess, '
Pepperdine Vniversity, sat~ he in· also. cited demands on a youna 1e1idl to ao into land development family.
law with an Oranae County firm that Manied three years qo, Erskine is
be didn't name. He will venture i.nto · the fat.her ofa I-year-old aon. ·
real esiate ~velopment business It alto has become more and more
ult.imately, be said. . difficult to be in buaineu and real
Al repona of Erskine's decision to estate and KtVe in loc:al office. he
leave \he BIA ci.rculated throu,h City laid.
Hall dUt wet"1 there wu 1pecUlation Enldae aho i1 publitbet of hit
be ma}' be po11uonina bimtelf to run family's newapaper, tbe News
for OraftlC County ·supervisor. Enterprite of Lot A.lamitoa.
lbouldHariiettWiederbowou&atthe He joiDld lbe BIA at dinlctor of Clld ofblr term. ..,..,..... ....... ia 1912 after
lut EnaDe. wbo ii bl the third year ierviJll 11 IDd-ule ad boulllll llide
of a four.,_, couac:il term, llid OD W~t °'*Jiii County lla1r. He
t1 I . HI I I' 11 '\I'(,.
' Just call 642-MJ86
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was appointed executive director in
1983.
Jn February, &JU and BIA
president Gordon Tippell received an
achievement award from the Pro-
fessional Builder mapzine for their
succctSful effon1 in mobiluina the
buildina industry to defeat Measure
A, an Oranae County n<>-lfowth
intiative on last year'a ballot.
The Oranae County ~h of the
BIA has neatly 1,000 manWr com·
pani~s repraenuna builders, de-
vel.,.. and a.ftlliated !Ml&ineun 1n
resideaual and t'dmmercial develop-
mern.
The orpniution endeavors to
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WFO has the finest
selection of
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memory.an~
lots of muscle
There are probebly few thinp that slrike more
terror in IM beart and an.xietY tn the bead than a ~of mail whose return-.addrns reads: "Depart•
ment of the Treasury, Internal Revenue Servt~."
l'vebeenaettinathem quite ~ularly tn recent years,
and I wonder if my file an Uncle Sam's computer has
• perpetual buzz, red-ftaaai.na some idiot clerk to
heckle me~.
It was an the afternoon ma.JI, the most rcttnt
lhaf\ from IRS, and i\'5 wonh,somecvaluatioo and
speculation. ,
The newest notice from the IRS uoequ1v1cally
identifies this w -eollcctina qcocy as accuser,
rosecut6r, Jutrand judJC, tn1! pou'lbly lord tu&h
execuuoncr. And I'm JUCW')I all this nonsense may
Ix a conscienuoUJ conspiracy to punish me for a
column criticizina the IRS that I wrote 13 years ago.
How time flies when the IRS is havin1 fun.
Let.me praitnt to y~y a.tm billet-doUJ from the JRS. h 11 dated April , t 989, and cQven.my tax ~urns for the calender endina Otc. 31, 1986.
-..11111• And thu is bow 1t--Fea~s
without changmg a mt
«--a.-pA~Ol.UJ41-Ul---I
colon; ... Statement of
Cbanae To Your Ac•
<lO'lflt I "We changed your
tax return 10 cortect
your schedule i(.
"Statement of Ac,
count
"Account Balance
txfore thtS change, None
"Increase 1n tax be-
cause of this. change.
$144.00. '
"Interest charged
• ._ .... _seeenclosednotlcc -
code09, S-33-.54.
"Amount you now owe, SI 77.54
"You may avoid addnional •interest and
penalties if you pa)' the amount you owe by Apr. 27,
1989. ,Please make your check or money order
payable to the Internal Revenue Se~1ce. Wnte your
. SocialSecunty Number.on your payment and return
it with lbe bottom part ofth1s notice. An ~lope is
enclosed _for ~our convenience. Thank you for) our
cooperation. •
Tiuit was the end of the mem6. No !>tln~urc.
No name at all. Not even a number. At the top of the
form was a telephone number-to Fresno. at the
tupayen upensc. No convenience envelope was
enclosed. The cutoff date left linle tamc for research. __. ...... _~Uf nci\fier my -tax preparer-nor can <meet
aDYlhtn& wron& with Schedule A. 1md th is cryptic
corrcspondeoccfrom IRS gjvesno clucsto why-~ey
chanaed my return, even if they had a nght to oo so
without first notifyin1 me. And at the same ume they
told me abo"t, this, they found me 1u1lty and
proclaimed a scntencr. That's the good old
American democratic system of protecting the rich
and sockina the poor.
So why didlptck on the IRS lJ )Cars ago
. At that ume, m y .mot.heM.n-liw WU 83. (She IS
s\Jll alive, and at 96. liv1n1 1n the Country Club
Convalesccm Hospital back of 1be Santa Ana
Country Club, and still pa)'lng income tu .) We.had
been VlsiUDI her in Oc_e"nStde •. jUSt af}er She had
retumed to her home after a stay in a hospital,
In the early .afternoo_n1 Mother decided to leave
Iler conv1le1«nt bed to join us for lunch. While she
wu up. she sorted through her ~11, satting at 1he
little desk a.n t.he dark <:omer of her hving room. "Oh
dear;" she wd suddenly. "I'm afraid I'm 1n
trouble." Wbat is it. we asked "l owe the
1ovemmcnt some money. "·Oh really? How much.,
"Well. let's see. It 5ays r owe the In ternal
Revenue Servict St.SS. I suppose I made a mi.stake
on my tues." she s1&)led.
Do you remember makin& a mistake, 1 asked
"Well, l seem to rtmember aening some son of
nouce from them somellme btclc about an error 1n
my anthmcuc, but J don't know what I did about rt.
Oh yes. this letter sa~s th1S is the second notice. and
they've charaed me a penalty... · ..
How much, I asked.
"Wby.1t'1on1y·1 cent. But they say 10don'.t pa)
them in 10 days thert will be add1t1onal penahuc ."
I could ahnoat feel ha .shudder as he sat
bunched over tn her pale blue rotx. What m1&ht th~
addat1onal pcoait)' bino.v.i?.£olsom?MtNci1 fsland · So I wrQtea bhstennacolumn about dunning an
8J..).'Clf-old woman for Sl.S' plus a \-cent pcnalt),
while · mult1.:millionatres ,,_,~re runnina around
prol«tcdJ>'YiP sbehen.and pe}i n& no taxes. But the lood otd lit~ -•1 totna to plU& that tu loophole so
my mothcr-m·law couldn't tct away with SI.SS plu
I-cent penalty. The last thrtt pa.rqraph on that
columf\ react
"We won<kmt just what lu.nd o( aovcmmcnt
do ~ ba~c wasuna forms and P<»taat• kccptn&
clerics r.unnana around f\11tch1na cb«k to Social Secun~ numbers. hustlina ll·}ear-old widow for
Sl.SS u. tbat ipornuuoua l-«nt l)(nahy For the
raa haliftsbe wtU bavt thtsodoro~ bkmash on,,,,
htt record "Shouldn't there be a cutoff in the dollar
amount Lht aovernmenl aoes after1 Isn't SI SS hatulment? .
"Somaily rm IO•nt to find that clttk wh o
typed that pcult~ line, . S0.01 1 want to ttt the
pi.nbad menw ..-nt who closed this Ptn·hotc ll~
loop... '
· Now "9diQI \he above apin. I suns I
lhoulcla"1 be IUl'Plile6 \bat tht lltS conu.nun 10
haille Ud hat.a me. • .. ,... ....... *' ....... ., .. ~ a..• Jt' ,......,.., ., ..... .,.. •
CounC_H won't ~~consider parl<Jng
.. -vNtl rtuH-------"-b&n and ooly l J were in favor. _, --But when the a~I ~nl befo~ the Of -Oil; .... tt.fr counetJ on April , proponents of the
Cotta Mesa Ci\y CouneLI t'nemlxrs pa.rk:.ina ban had p\bettd 42 ~i1naturcs
refused to a.rant another hcar1na to from rna<knts they &aid favored the
residents of 20th Strcc1 wh o don't want restriction.
pukina prohibited on the street on street Citina an apparent lack of consensus.
swecpin& days. one member of the council said $be would
The city's Transpon.atton Commission vote on the princlp\e \Nt stttets should be
voted to impose the ban Dec. 7 after swept thoroU$hly or not at all. Other
sv.-eepin1 crews and rnidents complained council memben aareed and the council
that can parked a)ona the' street were upJlcld \be parking 6an by a vote ~f 4-1.
prcventin& street sweepers from doing art Only Mayor Peter Buffa supp()rtcd the
effcctivcjob. . opponents, sayina be was followmg lbe
Rcs1dents -0pposed to the Wednesday results of the ctty's poll. ·
. momu1a ~rkmg ban plbered signatures Opponents said after the April 17
on a peUtion apmst the measure and m~tmg.tb.at they would file a request for a
•ppafcd to the City Coundl to overturn rebeui~ and a aro11p led by Margaret
-lhuommi on's dcc151on. . W.alshe p id they would bcain pthcring
City officials also took tbeu-own survey, s1gn.aturr aaai n.
which showed 31 residents opposed to tbc ·But tht city code provides for rehearings
.
Lewis denies forging
Reagan's sign·at re
IY STEPHEN GlfEEN
~-S..W•
SACRA~ -Assemblyman
John Lewis. R-Orangc, pleaded 1n·n~nt
Tue~y to a chaf'ie of fof'lihg then·
Prcs1den1 Ronald Reagan's name to cam-
paign maJ.lcrs 1 n 1986
In a bnef appearance in Sacfamen10
Coun1y SuJ)'nor Coun. Lewis asked the
court to begin a prchmmary examinatton or issues in the case on Ma> 10 Judge James I. Moms agreed and released Lewis
on bis own rcCO&Jltzance.
Lewis then humedl) left the counhousc
Hi$ attorney, Clyde Blackmon. said the
~aywill give the Tfnrd OistnC1 Coon of
Appeal a chance to rule on an earlier
mo1ion that was deni~ by Moms.
Blackmon had asked fo r d1sm 1ssal of the
case, citing a 1987 Cali'fom1a Sllpremt
Court n.thng that pre' ented the use of sla te
forgery statutes in such cases. •
Morns denied Blackrnon's motion after
noting that the forgery statutes were
subsequently redrafted by 1hc Lc-g1slature and cnact«Unto law. ·
"We still thi nk . 1here'' ao issue 10 be
raised as to "hether the (orgcf) statute
covers the alleged
Blackmon said.
lfthCO>Urt o . peal has not ruled by
May 10, Blaclunon said he probably will
ask-for another date for prebmmary
exammauon of 1ssu~ or perhaps a date
will be set for the trial
In any event, a mal probably couldn't Ix
scheduled txforc Scpterflbcr at the earhcst,
he said. • Lewis was andictcd b:r th.c acrameoto
County Grand Juf) in Fcbruan on one
count of forgery in co nnection with the
unauthorized use ofRe~·s signature. At
the umc, Lewis and b er Republicans
claimed he was the v1cti of a "partisan
witch hunt" being conducted by Attorney
General John Van de Kamp. a Democrat.
Lewis allegedly fofied Reagan's s1ina-
ture lO four dtfT~nt sets Oflcucrs used in
1986 camp;ugns. The one that raised mo t
of the controversy, however. was mailed to
voters 1n bt'half of Republican candidate
Roger F1ola, who was running against
Assemblyman -Rtchard Flo)d. 0-
Hawthome.
Over Rcagan·s signature. \-Oten ~~rt
told Ao'yd "chose tog1ve 1n to the powerful
only w.bu uaba•nuat new Utfoanauon is
uitroduced that sheds new haht on the
tUUC. Buffa and others said pnor to Monda)'
mcetfna that they would have to see more
than anotbct Ost of sipaturcs in order to
Ix penuad'cd to vote for 1 rchcanna.
Althouah he bad supponed the oppo-
Mnts of tfte pa.rk.ina ban in their appeal to
the council, Buffa JOined olber counctl
members Monda) m dcnym& the request
for.a rehc.anna.
"The clly code is very narrow 1n its
defin\\lon of what consintutes grounds for
rehearing." Buffa said. ·-
ln maldna the motion to 'deny the
request for rebearina, Counctlman Orv
AmburiCY suaaested the park1n1 ban
mi&ht be tried for a period and then
reconsidered, tf residents continue to
belieH 11 1s undesirable.
underworld drug industry .. "
No evidence ha surfaet'd to uggest
Flo)Q had ues to unde~orld drugs.
h.ortly af\cr Floyd narrowly won ~
tlcctton. White House pokesmen demc<l
respons1biht) for lhc letters
Jy..ROeflfT IARKER
Of -Olll!t ,._ st.,+
The Kuntin&ton BeaCb City C--'1
reversed directions and voted to Jll.!IP Piftll_. Street open to two-way velli=hi'
pedcstnan traffic near Plcific ~
way.
Offiaals in January propoeedottz1• the street to give mores~ toa'...._ t
rt$identiaT and commCrc:illl ilniil:t lJil.;
tween Main .and 1xth stlWlll iM Plcilc
~st H1gbwa) and WaJnUIA..._
Griffin Rdued Pro:;a _, e~pcctcd lo build cond ..,.
Fifth Street to make more ua. ~-other developers have done ia .... ·
tn fact. Fifth Street at ill w-.zn
antt'rstetfon with Main Sa.I ii. and the Town SQuare o••a I
pro1cct is ta~na ~pc oa • ~ t . traffic onCt' roared ·
Bu5mcss owners and nii I • iW
claimed.Jn. carUCf llOIXD1 Dis~ sessions lha1 the closure and ca I iiilii
would ettat~ • ~ Wd, .. Mat-._
ocean v1cwi and ruin die .. • a commerctal center
. But Monday mght turned am •-. a .
loo-.c.. feast as 1he council vOlilil
mously to keep the area~
~osta Mesa council de-bates.r-ole,
makeup of drug-abuse task f c:>rce '
Dave Bum$, a Ftfth 9INil
1ppo1ntmtnu "C'"' appro' eod J..~ "-llh ov.-ner. aid dtscu 10D1 wi• cilJ ly BOii VAN EYl<EN ·
• Of th. Olllly l"llOI SI.rt
It was the type of thing city councils
usunll) spend a re~ moments commenting
on, then dispatch with a self-con·
gratulalOF) unanimous vole
But "'hen 10 proposed members o( a
routine-ounding committee l"amc bt'fore
the Cos1a Mesa council 1onda) ni&ht. 11
sparked 4 5 minutes of the most ll\el>
debate 1n«he e.n1irc five-hour mttt1n1.
The fbcus of 1hc comm11tcc's v.ori.. 1s to
Ix 1hai trcnd1e<i1 of problems. drug abuse.
Poh11c1ans nnd other~ ha\e C'<pended o
much grave-sounding 'erb1age on the
1s!>ue 1n recent }cars as to tnv1ah1e 1t.
Ma) or Peter Buffa s~ud .
But while Cit) Council mcmbt'rs addrd
thelf O\\ n stream of though I to the welling
pool of rhe1onc Monday. the) ~vc thl'
· l/TIPC'e ion . the) regarded 1he issue as
nenbcr trend) nor tn' 1al.
At stake ~as "ho should scn.e on 1hc
city's official drug abuse task f'brct'
Councilwoman nd) Genis said she txlicved 1nsuffic1ent thought had bttn
11 vcn to the·comm111ce's proposed mem-
bership, "'htch included. aJN>ng others.
~tat1vcs of the c1 t) 's two b1ue t
land developers. as ~ell as a doctor. a
school ~dm1n1strator. a moihcr. and a
reprcSt"nlatnc of the Bo~ Scouts.
.. We ha' en't ~nan>-resumes foran) of
these candidates,·· Genis said.
Dunoa d1~ ion. Gt'fl..s wonderffi
aloud what quahficat1ons de' elope~·
rcprcscntau,es would bnna to the fight
agarnst drugs
Councilman Ed Glasgow and \.1ayor
Pt'tcr Buffa counicred. ho"evt'r. thnt
readers of.-thC buSIOt' S C-OmR\UOll) \\OUld
be well placed to enhsl financial and other
support for the ftght again t drugs
C1ung aR cumple from her o" n tugh ~hoot da)S. Genis also que-.11 oncd
"helher a hoot adm1n1s1rator "ould
ha\.C an) real knowledge of" ha l's happen-
ing "on 1he streets." •
"I'd ltkc to sec som<' student r<'pre~nta
tn es:· she said "I rcmembt'r one~ "hen I
"as in high school going into a re 1room
and finding 1\ complete!\ filled with
i.moke nd this "asn ·1 the l1nd of smokt'
that rome, from cigarette
··When l came out lhcrt' "ll'i an
adm1ns1trator standingabout 10 f~ta"a} ~he lne\\ me and \\C got to tallina and in
the course of 1he conversation she i.a1d.
'Oh. "e ha"e no (iruJ problem hcrt' ·You
l'Ould smell tht" manJU3na-from "hcrt "-C
"ere standin& ...
Latcnn 1he Ji!leui.s1on. Buffa uagcsttd
1hnt the form:nn:m uf the com1J1Tt~ po!i~poncd 10 permit the cit) to decide
c>.actt) "llat the com1111t1ee hould do
'1e1thcr Genis') su&&cs11on nor-Buffa'
°"as heeded. ho"c' t'r. and 1he committee
Buffa and Gcnis-oppo ing. proved that owners •'Were llotM~=~== Gt'n1s said Tursda) that s~ !>till b) the bure.aucnc)." ADd (
dasappro.,.cd of the wn> tht' task fortt had Tom Ma) a.nd John EntiM ...
been selec1ed comprom1~ howcd wbtl cm '-•
"The chOK'C seemed 10 be who are the com pushed ~hen twos~ come 7 t $I
t\\O b11&cst de,clopt'rs m lo-.-.n and let's to hub out d1tTmnces. • •
hu c them on dus ruce.commutec. Wllbout Ma id till pan of F'IM -.. la
ant real con~!derat1on o.~~hether,the}.can questfon wlll be paved to crtale • ,,.._
bt'.dfcctt,c. she said J m afraid th1 !. atmosphert' alona ihe lines ~ .. -
&OJ.Il& to c.Dd UP!USI a~ \\tndow drttS1og. tha,l~ Lido Villa&clANewDGil ......
. Councalman On Amburae). "-hO sup-A total of 176 condos v.fri~ .......
poncd •.ht' task .force selC'Ct1ons. ~lk-d constructed tf the strtet were daill.
M?,nday s action an e:tccllent stan. Kttping 11 open will subcnc\ ..._ M
I Stt n as a nucleus for all of the~" 1ct µruts from that \Otal offiaah IMd..
club 1hat ha"e drug abuse comm11t~. Ketptna the street open to'*"_., Ill
that are goina 1n ~I different d1recoons, the most ·~· l ucall) p&laUk .. of ...
he s~ud lt doe.sn 1 preclude there bctng R 1 T1 • 1 :.( other members on the task force" . opnons. ~· oaer ~Pl II I Memtx~ of the ubstancc busc Task Gnffin Related Properuea, .~
Force apJ>01nted Monda> v.en-Jan :;~~:~:;';n~~~==~'!
Kauscn. Dr Geo"c TudteT of Collcgt not as economically atu.cti\'e .. ~
Hospital. K.a~n Urs1 n1 of the antt-<irug ha'·c. the "salabilitf' of a ~ _.
group PR I DE. Ron Schoenmchl of the Bo) thorou&hfare. he said..
out of .\rncnca, Fred ner of tht OonMacA1hstersaid tbe..,..eo.Mlll
Nc"pon-\tc!>a Unified Scheol D1 tnct, closed to motorttafficia tbcfUs:.eileil'I
Mal colm Ro ofC J rstrom n.s. ...tlat occupants "' .. nt. ~vc Ball of rncl nc .. elopmcn1. C'.ipl The prOJect in v.h1cb me cily.. I
Ocorae Lorton of the Costa Mesa Poll« _partner wi th 'olber dowatowa Pf DJ .. ~nment ..,d J.eO:.P~t n 1 • paramcdtl owners.-can for '"'o put; .. ..__
w the Co _la \1es.a Fir't' Department undcrgrou.nd and one ~ •• a
Council mcmbt'rs f.d Gtasgov. a~d There would bt' oncstoryoflw• w tr:
nd) Genis v.11\ senc as Cit) Coum:tl thrtt stones of rt tdcntial ..--. iufi';j} h11sons with the comm1ttct' s~ud
.. Bob 81ddJc. a spok.nman far dill 1.-.
----------------------------------------------member Hun11ngton ee.cb To••• .
Hearing set in slaying of OC worhan
-A prchm.1JW'). M.anng "'' S<'htdulcd
June 12 for tv.o men accused o(k1lhng a-
Gardeo G~ve "'oman last month
l)°<k Spontak ana mcron Seaholm
pkackd 1nnoctnt to murder ct\af'&C) Mon-
da} in R1"crs1<k Mun1c1pal C'oun
SPQotak. 22, 11 suspected of tonspinng
w1tt\ S(aholm to kill Den1j(" Marie Duerr.
21. Spontak·• h\.e-tn auifncnd and sv.ttt·
hean for u~ )Hrs.
The t~o men U'C be1n1 held In lieu of
$500,000 bail at t~ R1~m1d~ Count} JI.II
R'"cnick Count dCouon arrntcd
pontak on pnl 22 at h1 Garden Gro .. (, tht' trunk ot l\er car Her remain "-Cn"
apartmen t thrccda)safter Duerr' pan1al-found la1er 1n a remote area o( R1H·rs1de
l dad~ v.:aslound. _ _ Qiunl>.,.! half mJ}e C'ISt of the rount) hn('
Spontak earlier h d rt'ported Ou('rr a.nd 3S miles from Garden Oro~c
1tui.s1n,. tclltna authonties ~ brca.me Spontak _.._s arrested follo"10J a searth
Concerned" ti en be found out that sbt' had of the apanmcnt he had sha~ wtlh Duerr
not shown up for v.ork a1 Oatn C1~u1t~ in Seaholm. who had h\ed with the coupk
Oranae on pnl I, tcmporanl) JU.St lxfore OUC'rr •• lulled
P1tbolo1m ·at the Rt\CC'\lde lounty ~as arrested pnl 20 at !Ake Elsmore,
Coroner's Offict later detcrm1n~ 1hat she \\here autboriucs impounded &he dead
bad ~n stabbed "'th an ict pick at least 'll.Omln's 198.4 PonllK Fiero
t• umcs. 1 ~ccord1natoroundocuments. aholm Attotd1na to cour'I docurne11 ~ Duerr_ told ln,-cstiaators he siole Duerr~s ear and .,as lulltd in or near er ~mcnt and bcr dumped her bod~ nurCOfOna but thd not ooety WU*Tappcd ID ihtttund pta~ 1n kill he1. ')
10-.-.-arov.th orpn1zatton. ...... a 'J
to alter thdr plans and tum IM._._
a "restaurant row."
B1ddk sa1d the counol lbould-...,.~••
re tauran\S planned \ft the PienidlWiiliiiiia
on the beach side of PIO fie Ca.t .......
toF1f\h treeland~cthe
commeroa.l cncroac1'~L
In other 1.ctton, the ..ciouaril YOllll
approval for the T.ro BeU ,....uftiid
Ntnth trttUnd PaclficCcmt Hilltwct• put in a dnve-throuab windOw lllill
speaker
~ dn\.e-throuah was azllJ = Planning Comcru ton but wu ·b~ C-ounC'llman &Kine on .... didn°t fi1 an .,.tb new bu:tldtnp ia die
The cou.nC1l al,o approved ·
$20.000 1n ta•pa~tt mODC')' for me
worb sbo.., on tbc •th of J.ty . •
1'01 IC I I Of, •
• • • ........ wallred into t.bt Enon
s&atroa at 115$1 MacArthur == and •:• 20 •mot
• • • """-.... I.be~ man that -= ia ?Ille Sud Can)On ... J a.m Monday. but did ............
Monday momiaa. wallets in a v8Cant mobik botrie at
Be8Ch Boultv&rd and PKiftc Coat' 1iiil .. ril)'. ' • ~ •tole a $450 s~ and ~ tapc:S and '"thrubcd"
the dashboard ~a 1987 Ootf GT
auto
. \
~ Orenge Coalt DAILY Pf~TI Wednesday, May 3, 1989 '1111£ -•.
. . j
1ArMat calls cfiarter seeking f \I I t 011 '\I\ HHll I ·,.
lsra1el's destruction Outda_ted ---
Exxon plan
toeleanup
'-spillattac/ied Lucy fans And.block-long card
BEVERLY HILLS -fan of Lutilte Ball p~e her husband a blO<'k·lona
sympathy card Tund.a_y that l1't""' alona Holly-.ood Boulevard amid a
worldwide tomnt of afTect1on for the comedian "'ho died last ~eek Gary ~orton. husband oftbe redheaded clown from TV's "I Lo~c Lucy," a«epted
the enormous missive contained on 127 poster-med card that streJched alona
the Hollywood Walk of Fame. Ball bad two stars 011 &hc famed walk to honor
both her television and film careers.
PARIS (AP) -Yasser Arafat said
Tu.etaay the PLO chaner. wtuch calls
for the destruction of Israel. is
outdated and he fa, ors a ~1ddle East
peace settlemqnt based on the ex-
istence of both lvael and a Piilest1·
nian state.
The PLO chajrman was asked
about the ehaner provision dunng a
television 1nten iew on the first da) of
• an official visit to France, and he
tcP,Lied:
'I was elected on a poliucal
prOJl1lm wh ich ij founded on 'the
basis of two states... Israel and
Palestine ... As for the charter. there is
an expression in French. it is
'caduc ... Caduc m eans outdated, or
Void. ,
Initial reaction from lsrael and
from a major U.S. Jewish organiza-
tion was that Arafat's statement was
,ng1ed al plibuc relations and
changed nothing.
Presidept Francois Mitterrand
took the occasion of a 90-minute
meeting with Arafat at the beg.inning
-----------"!-------"!'-----------------------------• VALDEZ, Alaska (AP) -Cof s{ Gunman wounds top Arafat aide Guard Commandant Paul A. Yost on
Tuesday attacked Exxon's plan to
SlQON, Lebanon (AP) -A masked gunmt1n bur 1 into a gift sl\op clean up the Alaskan oil spill. Con·
Tucsda); and critically wounded PLO chief a'sscr '\rafat's personal sumers. politicians and eJlVironmen-
ttpresen1a11ve to Lebanon. r ohce said. lssam Salem. the Palestine Libera11on talists expressed their angt'r in a one-Organi~tion's top offic1a in Lebanon, was in cnt1cal cond1t1on and day "Boycott Exxon·: campaign. ·
undcrgotn& surgery to remove a bullet from has head. docJors said. . Yost, the .topfederal o~cial trac~-
A.rafat said he thought the shooting was "a messag~ for us to put up our ang th~ environmental disaster. sa1(t ,
hands and stop helping our Lebanese brothers." · Exx~n s.plan w~s poorly drafted and
The PLO chief, who has longs1a-nd1ng d11Terences with ~ria. had voiced · lackan& 1n. spcc1fi_cs. B'!t he stopped
support for the Christians in the current.fighting. wh ich police SB) has killed shon of ~JCCtlog It, say1ol he wa~ted
278 pcop~ and wounded 1.010. to meet w1t~£xxon and stateoffic,tals.
In Washington, consumer act1v1st
ofh1stwo-day v1sn 10 express concern
that the chancf ·still contains a
provision for Israel's destruction.
Pierre Mauro). leader of the gov-
ernmg Socialist Part}. met \\ ith
Arafat later and said he 100 brought
up the chaner -
He said the PLO chief responded:
"This text has ex isted for many years
and is now out.dated. The leadership
of the PLO was elected with a
pcoaram that mcludes recognition of
Israel and the abandonment ofter-
rorism." ·
Israel frequent!}' cites the charter
provision as reason it will not deal
with the Palestine L1bcra11on Or-
ganizauon. which 11 considers a
terrorist organization. Last Decem-
ber, the PLO chief /ublicl) re-
nounced terrorism an recognized
Israel's right to exist.
R~lpb Nader said Exxon "should not
be alfowed to forget" the spill and that
a boyco tt .would $,end the oil giant a
messag~. ·
He and others blaated Exxon for
failinito be prepared for the spill and
not rapidly responding to the 1lcci-
dcnl
In Anchorage, about 400 .chanting
.and sign -wavi ng protest(rs rallied in
front of Exxon's Alaskan head-
quarter to urge a consumer boycott.
"When you're married to someone for 29 .)tar$. you JU.St.don't k.nov. -
¥OU don't t.ak.e It for rnted -but you JUSt don't know the love that'~ OUt
there," Monon said. • ... This 1s beyond all upccti11ons. I can't believe how
beautiful the world has been to her."
' Alleged attacker offers fl"ger ,as apology
LOS ANGELES -A Korean man who police said allegcdl) tried to rape:
a classmate.cut ofT -one of his fing~rs and offered 11 10 her as an apology.
aul horities said Tuesday. Yoon No Yoon. 31. ajani1orfrom Scoufhy1ng in Lo~
Angeles. was booked Monday for 1nvest1ga11on of attempted rape. said Sgt.
Alex Salazar.
The severed left' littl finpr was booked into• evidence. 1lnd the police
report noted that Yoon was mmina a finger. he sa1a. "He apolog17cO for ~haf
occurred and wanted to sa ve race. and this prtR1n was a token ofha'l good v.111."
Salazar said. "She was supposed to keep it forever a.nd ·c~er .. -
Biii would ban some anlmal tests
SACRAMENTO -A bill to outlaw three test\ that cosmr11cs and
household products firms try on rabbits and rodents won appro' al Tuesday 1~
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Gen:gr-e_s_smen push
campaign to sc_rap-
co~prodllction pact
a state Assembly committee. Backers of AB24~1 said the tests are cruel anu
·inhumane and could be replaced by alternatives that don t u~ live anima -:-
Opponents said manufacturers must use hve ammals to make .sure.....lhe1r
products are safe for humap use. -'"
The three tests are the Dra1ze, the lkm 1mtaocy and the lethal dose 1es1 .SO.
In the Oraize. the substance to be tested 1s 'SQuined into the eyes of a rabbit to
see if it causes irritation. In the skin 1rritancy test. the substance 1s applied to the
shaved skin of rabbits to see if it causes initauon. ln the lethal dose test 50. the
substance 1s inhaled by, applied to the sl<inof or 1njectc'd 1010 mice. rats or
• guinea pigs to sec how.many die.
... Pr.~~(~lpect=='*= Good 1hnl July 31, 1111) •
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WASHINGTON (AP) -Cam-Housctoovemdea veto,andScnate 'Nuclear free' Oakland challenged"
paians opened in the-House and Majority Leader George Mitchell of Senate on Tuesday to force President Mame said that was likel y the case in SAN FRANCISCO -Oakland's "nuclear-free" otdmance. one of the
·Bush to scrap plans for the c6-the Senate as well. broadest in the country in rcstncting nuclear weapons-related acuv111es was
production of a new jct fighter with "It's a good deal for us and we're challenaed Tuesday by a conscrvauve legal group. which claimed violations of· Ja~n. go inJ to do. our 'best 10 hold the economic riahts and national poliC1es. A Clty has rronght to rqulate an area, .P
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bpponents of the co-prQducuon president's position,.. said Senate like nuclear v.eapons., that is controlled b) federal policy S<i1d the U S D1s1nct
aareement denounced 11 as "a give-Republican leader Bob Dole of Kan-Court sun by the PaC1 fic ~gal Foundation. away" which will "shut down Ameri-sas· aficr a meeting at th e White The sun said t~e ord1!1ance, ~ppr~ved by 57 percent of cit) voters !ast
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can industries" by handing the House. · November, "blackhsts businesses' for selling ~.roducts from comparu.e.s that J~pancsc vi tal U.S. technology. Dote said he believes there are at . do nucJur ~capom work. and 1s designed to frustrate federal dden~ and
But key congressional leaders said least 34 votes 1n the Senate to sustain atomic eneray pohcy ...
the votes mar not be available 10 a pres1denual veto.
'\ •\ 1'10'\ :\I, HH lt:t ·s ovemde Bush s expected veto of any But several senators and House
corigress1onal resolution d1sapprov-members said they plan an all-out
ing the deal for production of the FSX attack on the co-procluctton agree-
fighter, an advanced version of the ment with Japan. Minimum wage blll approval n-_eat· F-16 .. If this deal 1s not killed by
Bush admimstrauon sources said Congress v.c are enteri ng into an
the White House is "reasonabl y agreement wnh a country that nas
convinced.. that It has sufficient made tt a pamc JlldU.Stn al J>Qh C) to
suppon rn Congress to prevent pass-shut down American industries.''
age of the.disapproval resolutions in said Sen. Alan Dixon, 0-111.
the first"p . e ave signed an agreement If the motions do get through. "v.e with a country whose government
know we have enough votes to get a and mdustnes keep domesuc pnces
veto oven:idc,-said one official who hiah so the Japanese can ~tt 1h?1r
commented on condttion he not be products tower in our country.'' he
identified by name. said. •
WASHINGTON -Senate and House nego11a1on gu1ckh ~ced
Tuesdayon legislation to raise the hourtym1n inium wage toS4.55by1991 and
pronuscd to mo~c for swtft congressional passage of the bill which Prcs1denL
Bush has vowed 10 vet.0. Democrats from both the Sena~ and Housr
conference teams pledged swift final leg1sla1rv~1on on 1h~ <'Omprom1 e.
with a consensus prediction that the bill v.-ould reach the Whitt' Ho~ in about
IWO weeks.
Between Bush a~d Labor ~tar} Eh1aheth Dolc •• lhc ad~1 trat1on has
vowe more than a de1cn times to veto the measure, wh1 has a final
m101mum wage target 30 cents higher than the president pro sed.
Some congressional leaders aarced The General Accounting .Office.
with 1ha1. • 1he chief congressional watchdog Candles nonor Holocau_n victims ·Rep. Richard Gepb~dt., D:~o .. • agenc)'. has ch:atJenJCd one of the
has said lhat a two-th irds ma)Ont)' Bush adm1ms1rauon s arauments for
probably cannot be mustered in the going ahead with the FSX deal
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Cocaine user
convicted of
prenatal abuse
ROCKFORD. 111 (A P) - A
wo man who was )tripped of custody
of her ch lid and convicted of prenatal
child abuse for usin,i cocaine dunng
pregnancy 1s a victim of the coun \
pushana the law to outraacous hm1ts.
a lawyer said Tuesday.
But a law · profe sor said the
conviction Monday in Juven1lr
Coun was hkely 10 be endorsed by
doctors because of compelling
evidence that pcq.oanl women who
use cocaine endanger their unborn
babies.
Prosecutors said 1t apparently was
the second case-an Illinois this year m
which a woman had been convicted or prenatal child abu~ because or
drug use.
Judae Frcdcnck J. K.apala. who
(Qund the woman au1lty of p~natal
abuse and neaJecl, said he was forced
10 "takr a stand" on the iuue offetus
fi&htsefier tc t1mony showed she had
used cocaine up to a few hours before
the birth
The child, 10 the cart of social
YfOrkers. shows no sia.n of cocaine
addiction or other scnous cocaine·
reJa tdi health problems. officials
said.
Arab league
assails Baker
threat on W.HO
WASHINGTON -1x white cancjles~ each symbol1Z1ng a million lost
li ves, were ht 10 tbe rotunda of the U. Capuol on Tuesday in a memorial to'
the six million Jews killed in the Holocaust of World War fl
''Our memories arc oft he millions who died. and the many. man) otfters
wbo-lhouih the) urvJVed -g med wuh them thtou&Pouuhc1ucm&lruni
lives the permanent scars of the horrors they suffered," said Senate Repubhcan
leader Bob Dole, R-K.ans., ham~lf a wounded veteran of the war Wi th the
d1v1s1on flags of the U .. m1lnaryunns th:n liberated the NaZJ concentration
camps posted as sent 1nels 1 n the baclc&round, the E~nhower Libera 11on Meda 1
was presented posthumously to General of the Arm} Omar N Bradlc). who
was present at the hbcrat1on of thc Ohrdruf concentration camp 1n 1945
·AIDS prompts sex. education support ·
NEW YORK -Tbe A I OS cnsis ha aeneratcd na11onw1dc suppon for sex
cducat1QJl but taken attentio n away from other important ~xual 1op1c hk.e
prc1nancy prevention, accordana to a suf\'ey rcle85ed Toc~a Th~ tudy, "Rtsk and Rnpons1b1ht Teaching St-~ Education in
America's Schools Today," foutn! that oft he nearl) 16 3 mHl1on states pent 1r1
1987-88 on sex educauon cumcula. SS.I m1lhon wu \1')«1ficall) for AID
1ns1ruct1on. The study also found that nearly one third of ~ll. educ~uon
teachers said their bigcst problem was prc ~ure from parenu, the comm unit)
or administrators. espcc111ly when dcah~ Yrtth ... homo~~uahty ~ondom or
abortion.
Panel dlscredlttcold fusion flndlngs-
BAtnMoRe -A panel of nine" scientists, Tu~)' d1 paraacd Utah
researchers' cla1m of ach1ev1n1 fu ion U'I a Jar. s~Un1 the) -..«t fooled b)
flulty measurements. "The bottom hne as~ nothin1 anomaJou uuny of theircxpenments~ have 1cknt1ficd what behc~c:•rcicnou errors 1n the
expenmcnt," said scscnust teven Koo' of the California lnst1tut.c o Tcchnoloay. Koon.in was pan of a three-cm~r Caltech team that tned to
duplicate upcriments that University r Utah scientist, llltd res'fhcd an
tabletop f\a11on. -•
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SEOUL Soulb K<>tta -Six riot tn)()p(rs wtft lnllcd JO ftlbUJ'I with radical 11-.11on Wedndday when poh~ raided a un1"ena1}' U1 dw toUthem
Port of Putan to mcue five oflcien bei .. hdd h01'19t, ofticialt ••d. Tile
officials Mid students Id ftre to a buric:8de doUltd with paint thinner •hen''" raidi~ fbtce l>unt in, 1ett11•1 eeveralpalice ablaze. =~=the ~on lbe teVlftth floor oftlw tcbooa hbrarytrt the ~ aflame wheft voopers bunC 1n and tr~I
111Kti111UMoliii1 ~ trt on fltt, tbr ofticills said oa coiidirioa of anonymity.
Soiac lnJGPlla. wrapped ill ftuna, lelp1 out of windOwl. Olhen choked IO ._..on ..... _. or wae bedly but'Md, lhey rcponcd,
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tx-cif' dccoraltd "11h thl· '>N."onJ
award of the Air ~lcdal at rinker Air
Force Base. ()Ida ff(· ,,. a ~IX'l'Hll
rec:onnaissance p1\01 .... 11h the Q64th
. .\.1r.born(' \Varntng ,ind ( nnlrol
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Rabaao, son o( lkn 3nd.-l..1nda
Rabano of Laguna Ntg'url. has ar·
·nvt•d for du1~ 1n Japan Rabano is a
pl101 ""Ith 1hc 90Q1h •\1r Re fu('llng
l)quadron: . . . . .
dut} \\'Jlh I\\ Ma1 Lil\' !)i\ t~ion . ("un1p
Pl'ndlt·ion. Ht· J01ncd 1hc ~1ar1nl'
(·orps 1n Januar) 1982
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Airman Rich a-rd D. Wf'll l Jr., son ol
'.\1 ~rt le Patt 11/0 of J-1uni1n~1on IX:ach,
has ,graduated fron1 Atr Furl·l' ba!>1C
1n11n1ng a1 La l l'1ah1i . .\u' I Orel" Base.
I tltas. -rhe a1rn1an "'a!t ;.i basic
tra1n1ng horror graduate ••• Navy Hospllalman ~11cahel D.
Watson, son or Ma!tOl.Oo't."t!n Wati.on
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LOS ANGELES {AP) .._ A i-c:-tircd ~tat~cn1t'
('ourt JUsuce has bc:C'n askt'd \l) J1rt't l a g.rand JU~
1n\·c!o1Lga11on HUO allc:-gations that t uunt) au_1hor1til's
n11suscdJa1lhousc informants. • -
·The Lo!. AnJel~s Count\ panl'l 1s '''P\'l'll•d 10' in\·e~1lg.au: alll"gat10Ti!t that !nlorn,11nt" fii.t-,.1ca1ed l."011·
l\.-ss1ons. sume11ml'!> "11h lht• help of auth\)r1t1<"!>. 10 order
10 reccJ\t." ll'n1cnt treatment in thl'1r o" n ease~
0110 Kaus. 6Q. has tx."Cn as~ed to scr' I'.' a) special
00\ln.sel ·10 the' grand JUI"). a spokesman for Anomey
General John J<.. Van j1l' Kan1p ton firmed. ~
Tht' ~rand JU f\ asked .for an anomcy to. direct dle
1n,t's11gauon afler· Jong11mt' 1nforman1 Leslie Venwn ~hnt• de1nons1ratcd he could gathfr c.nou&h_ in~_
to fiihncatc the murder eonfess1t>n ofa dcfcndlnTbe Mid
lll'\('f OlCI.
J31lhouso· 1nrorman1s ha,•e 1t•st1ficd in ~ cases. n\oslly murder cases. 1n the last lO yean.
Ralph Bcaudr~ of flun11ng100 Bc:iC-fl ,'
has been de or:ucd Y.llh the Arm~
Ach1c\emcn1 f\.-letlal 111 Wc-;1 Gtr-
many. J-fe I.!> a 198-l graduate of
Marina High School. Tk~pec1ahs1 fs
an :ur di:fen~ S:t'Stcn1 1nCC"har11c "1th
the 5Q1h .\1 r Defense .\rt1lll:I)
Pvt. Christopher-~ Coy, !>on .... of
John Coy of liuoungton Keach, has
con1plc1ed a parachull' packing.
n1ainlcnnnce and airdrop course al
the\ I S. Arni) Qua.rll'rmastcrSchool.
Fortl...t:~a~ .__. " .. -and Jean A. Liddell of ·Hun11ngu1n ~
Beach. was graduated fron1 Field s J . , th . d I e t "t • • • • Air Forro Sat W•yne L. Kresber,
son or Leslie and Helen Kfesher or
Irvine, has arriv.ed ror duly-1n 'Wes1 Ger1nan~. l·lc 1s :i tQ8-l graduate ot
I Tv1 nc 1'11gh Schuol . -
• • • ~avy Scaman_ RcLrUJC James A.-
Cooke, wn or Thoma ('ool..e o f
t-fun11ngron.. lk':ich. hao; l·on1p!e1cd
·recrw.1 1£attHn&_al &<·c[u11 J-rato111&
Command. Orlando. Fla. . . -.
Manne Pfc. A1lchael E. Sands, a
re}1dcn1 of Hunt1ngto.n lkal h. has
bCtn promoted to his presen1 ro.nl.
while ser\•tng at \tann~ ( orps ·\1r
Gruund Qn1h.il(l'llll'r. T"l'nt ~n1nl·
Pahns . .\ 1988 &•11tlua1e of /l.ianna
I l1gh School he J01ncd the f-·tann~
N:1v~ Se-a mao Recr,uit Chrl11opber
J . Baum, a IQS8 graduate of Hunt·
1ngton Beach High Scllool. has'com-
plctcd training ::it Rt"cr\111 Training
<.,'onurus.nd.._ · 11-D1t·gp, I rJ(nn"'d 1ht·
~3\) Ill JQSS • • • \1annl.' 1st Lt . Jt"ffrey J, Sbarrock .
.!>OIJ ,of Jaa11;.!> L Sharrock of Laguna
'-'i@Ut'I. n.·ccntl~ rt•c-c1\ed lht' ~!annc
,..._.(_orp~ ·\\\01.'1a110,n A11.•ard tor t:i1cel·
~ l't'llC"t' • • • Pvt. Casey R. Baisden. ··on of Ron
Ra1~l·n uf llul)lington Bt•:1ch. h~"
tvn11>h:ll'd 1r:i 1nn1111.L1 lht· ~ \ \rrn~·
lnfan1r~ l)t hool r on tt.:.·nn1ng (ia
• • • ~·lannt' ?nd Lt. Aadrc'A: ~1 . St't1 ll,
\.\ hoK" "'lft•. Juan 11a. 1~ 1~· Jaughtt•r nl
lk11n1s anti (.'111n1t•n :"-cl-.on uf I lunt-
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ioin('d the Na\ ~.1'~ ~lobt·r I 986 S:"t.RAMENT<? (APJ -~n JoM: h~s surpasSoC'~ ·~" _ C~l 110rn1a's largest Cit) -Los A.._!IFies _. pw 1 t
.i..rmy Pvl. Ar1hur N. Cornelius Jr.. Fren~·o 1n p0pulatton-1e--f:>e("b~-h\"4h1r-d-J.ar~1fy 1n perttnl to 3.400,300-anii'lh~ l&f'lell. S.. 1J1111Di
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{)kla SanJosc: .. .Wh.LCb hCS.alJ.h_(.t'lean orlhc f'CJIUn 1hal ha~ b)' 4 .. 800 ptOple, 10 a (lopulation or7Jl,700, ..... j$
-• • • come to be known as the Silicon Valley because 0111s high-uid.~
.\1 r Force C•pl. Mary F. Riddell, 1ech electronics indu~tnes-;-gn:w-brlO~I OO 1n 1988 10 a Sta1tw1dc, Cahfomia·s populat1on ind I ....
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aguna 1 .. 1gue . as arn\ C'd 1or d ut) Depanmcnfs Dcmoaraphu: Research Unit. oc 2.4 pcl'CC'nl, to 28.662.<X>O. •
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DEAR ANN LANDERS: I am V<'I")' close to taling m) own hfe and the
guilt is unbearable. I am only an my 30s and becominJ mort' de3f every da)
My social life has come to a s1op because I find 11 1mpo'l'ltbk to pretend
that I can still hear. My young soh tells me what went on ah sebool and he
becomes angry with me because I -can't hear ham. M> older boy become)
frustrated and scrtams, .. Are you dc.af? Can't you ~r me calhn$ you?' My hu~~tnd thinks it is harder on him and thCboys than 1t 1s on me. Little dOtS he
know the agony an'd embamassment I go
throuah.
I can'\ voluf\leer at 1my chtldren·s
school an}'more because I'm too embar·
rassed to show m) face. During a recent
visit. I looked lake a complete fool when
I rcsponde~ 1n1r_pproprlatel) Jo a ques·
uon asked by m) so'l's tca,cher
lsa1& an ear surgeon last month wtio
told me about an operation on nerve
~NM ,..._lor .__M • ._..
fluddy hsen and John Danlell fat leftJ; MJml Gla11 •nLSaJJ
So~mers fabove) at pre-race reception. •
deafness, but unlonunately, he docsn•t thtnk It WOUid ~elp me, ~1)' hcannJ aid
1s no longer a help. h wh1'1tles 11ke crazy because I ha"e 1t tumed up so high
M hu~band becomes very 1mpaucnt and )ells at me because "'e cannot
communicate. e oesn't realize that The noi" 1n m> ear!l 1~dn,1ng me insane
At tame!. 11 is so loud I can't stand It. · ·
Boating entf-i&siasts toast ri1useum ~se suggest something, Ann. I am trul) desperate -NEW YORK
: DEAR NEW YORK: I called Dr. Geor1e Sllambaugb, profe11or emerltus
of otoluyngolo1y.,at Northwestern Unlvenlly Medical Scbool. He said It
sounds as If yew bave a pro1re11~ve nerve 1011. This sometimes runs lo
famllles. -.,
By KAREN M. REED
Of -0..,, Noc Stan
It's nice when all members of an
industry band together in suppon of
an evenJ -aJld can do so at a location
that holds a history common to all.
... Such was the case last week prior to
the 42nd Annual Newpon-Ensenada
Int~rnattonal Yacht Race a'i 400
yacht club members. race partici-
headquancrs couldn't begin to ar-th1an. Balboa, Ncwpon Harbor and
commodate the numbers -a fact the South Shore Sailing Club -
n_ew mu um ar prcs1 en e -mixed and 111111gled-wrth-me~FS-ef
"J .E.T.'' Rauer and cxe<'ut1ve dirct·.,. the NO A (NewpoJl Ocean aaltn&
ior CatJlle Nub wLll cha'rtge a') the A.\soc1auon). According-to. Bud D
museum searches for a ne\.\, rx-r· ~eoberg. "'ho has put together a
manent location. h1c;tol) of NbS.\·'s first JO years. as
' pants and plain old boating
enthus1astS gathered at the Newpon
, Beach Nautical Museum on the
Balboa P<"ninsula. ·
Mind you, 400 didn't all amvc at
once as the museum's rather compact
.. There's a lot of camurad~nt.·
here," att<'sted Nash." ho's dre'>s \\3!>
most appropnatcl} made frum a
nautical flag print ··tt'\ a ..a ili ng
group."
.~v> \>lazers wcr~ 1hr oullit •uf
choice as commodores and meml:x•r<,
of local yacht club!> -Bahia ( onn-
the mu\cum gro"'s. 11 "'111 bccorne a
1cpo\1tuf) for the !'><OS.\ h1stof1 and
record!>.
84.'~ond boating. the thcml· \.\BS of
\.Ourse. '-1c111tan Linda Rundstad!"s
·· LJ Canc1one~ de m 1 P"adre .. echoed
1n the baclground and th<' small
court~ard "as adorned "•th colorful
ornaments Prcparattori of Mn1can
Hobie Denny; Netl llutler., ...,..... board
preltdent; DousW ..... NOIA president, •nd
honcHee Vic Stern at p•rtJ held In the
Newport •••ch Nautlc•I Museum.
• 6 •
LEVI'S® NOW THAU MAY 13th
,
PRE WASHED
COLORED
Butto11_f ly #501*
LEVI'S ® .oR
. Zipper
Pre-Wash
· Color
S.{>CC1ali11es was h~ndled in the
Jotchen b{ ly oqhners and Mimi
Gla.-.-and rc.s1~01 RUl.J.cr. was
rcpc;lledl) out bak brewing up a
frci.h fruit punch </r margarnas.
Edie and Cliff/Oliver manned the
beer bar -an aftual dinjhY (a wcll-
worn plastic one') filled with ace and a
!M!lectton ofbot~led M<'>.1can beers .\'1
the be<'r consumption increased. the
O!J,crs noted the importance of
rCC)Cltng thq glas!. and duttfull>
staned cc>lkqung ttle emp11e\
1 he C\eOf \\-8') th<' !.CCOnd Of\\hat
"111 now be an annual pre-race
reccptton held b> the museum "It 1sa
trad111on;t ass~red NO. " president
Oou1 wan·
··The museum has recepttons SC:\·
era I umts a )car to get the com munit~
1nteres\(:d -to cstabltsh a presence:·
expla1rled board member Dodie Beek.
(The l)C>.I one 1s June 9 at 6 p.m. and
"''" feature a reunion for the ere"'
membersoftheGoodwill 1n the 1953
and 1959 Transpac Races.)
Director Nash did assure that th111
particular reception wa s "specia l. It 1s
really to honor the people enl<'nng the
race. and specifically this }car the
mult1-hull sailors."
Vet c ran m u It r· h u II )..ii ii 1 n g
cclcbnucs Rady Clio,> a!ld Vic Stern
ere oo band lO address the ~ther·
1ng, Cho) k-nown for wanning thl'
First. To.Finish Troph) more, Lhan
an) other sailor. Stern (thafs 'Doctor·
Sterrns he holds a Ph D 1n phys1cc,1
ha" sailed 1n 26 consccull' e race' -
and "'on three The 1989 race "ould
be the 27th for tcm "ho "'as also
celebrating h1s•b1nhda} Wednc\da~
na.ght
Guests. enJO)'in$ the nautital an~
t1qu1ues and the 1mpress1H sa1hng
photos of Gerl Conser (Sh<''s the
official race photog). included Buddy
Ebsen, Beverly and Jolln Daolell.
NO A general chairman and ccrchaar
Loda and ClladlJLe Wein,. 1or:mcr
museum board pre~1den1 Pete Bar-
rett, and mui.cum director Ted
Hloallaw (he wa~ comm1ss1oner of
~chting in the '84 Olympic ).
HOHOS('OPI·:
_ _"here Is a po11lblllty that nerve 1011 can be caused ~)'an allergy ·Or a
outrltlooal deflcleocy, mostly line. He said you.need lo see,a dpctor wllo knows·
-about cller and nutrition-related deafne11. ·
ope you w 1et coaose ln1 lO laetp -you ea w t epres1 on"'.'f<fi nof
uacommoo ·for people wl~ laearlq problems to btc.ome depressed. Your
husband sllould 10 wjtll you for tlle first.few seuions. He needs to understand
wlaat you are 1oln1 tllro1111t and from your leuer ft sounds 11 If lie doetn't have
a clue. DEAR ANN LA.NDER : At I 15 in the mom1ng the telephone rang and
I was awakened out ofa sound sleep tu ans"'er 1t The operator ~td, "Y4)ur \on want~ tO make a IOn~-dlSl30CC call 10 another numher and needs 10 lnO\.\ If } OU
\\Ill pa) for 11 " I said. "Ofcoul'\e "
A do1cn hDrror s1oncs raced through m' mind When: "'a' he at such an
hour'> Who could he be calling'> Wh) couldn't he pa) for the call h1m~1r•
I called .. John·· 1mmed1atel} and a"'akened him lror't'I a S()und '>lcep
Somcon<' had pulled a fast one on me .
Later. m) husband and I d1scusst'd ho" v.c m1ghl determine 1n the luture
1f such a call "'as lcg111matc He came up "'Ith a good idea ~hen such a request
1s nttlde. s1mpl) ask the operatorto ha '<' the part~ 1dent1r) himself~ gJv1ng ha.,
b1nh date.
I hopc this up wall prcvent~thcr:c; from be ing tracked the "'a' "'e "'ere -:--:o NAME PL EASE IN NORFOLK
· . DEAR NORFOLK: Tllukl for passing on a neat litea. It is one that could
be used i.o other situations when someone is trying to pose as a relative or close
frleod. Mate a note, readers.
L.,.. BOl'D
C·ampaign·slogarllasts
Q. Where'd we get the phra.se"lecp
the rnrll rolhng"'> · ·
A rrom'lhc \.\Inning prcc,rdcntr.11
<.amp'!!Bn of Wilham Hen!) Ham~>n
in 1840. His Whig.c; made hug<' 0ans
-15 f~t in carcumferencc. som<' of
them Painted sam<' bngh\I~ With
polt11cal slog.an, Then rollt'd th<'m
eroi.s-countf). horn Bo'>ton to Baltt·
more and elM:wherc Onlookers turn-
ed out along roads to catch ghmp~~
Each Hamson tt'am had one obJ<'t·
11\e "Keep tbe ball rolling ..
Secret ingredient 1n genuine adobe
bqcks, I'm told. 1s cactu\ Juice
A girl. 1( .Lu.al. soc1al1ie~ most~
with one spc~I garlfnend A bo). 1f
t)ptcal, J01ns a club or team or gang
Why thcpo differ isn't clear, says one
ic5carch~r. ·
You II.now what's so special aboul
.June 7 ~~· You_can wntc 1L 6789
You won't ~ abl-c IU lme up sn
a..ce-nding sequ<"nt1al digit~ again
until Jan. 2 10T4
Not e'en half the population
remenftxrs Ham and &ss Truman
and hardl) an) of those recall th15
During all those }ears th<' Trumam
h'"Cd in Washington D C. mcludtng
their Sta) an the Whitt' HouSt'. lks'>
sent th<'tr "'cekl) di) cleaning back tn
lndcpendt'nce, Mo. She dadn·t than\.
much of the capital cleaners .
Q. Do sharks attack boats'>
A -Not o n pu~.-&uHhc)' do.
~me11mes. After scns1nf ckctm
impulses from metal. Rare >. 1f ever.
does a sharl taler more than one bllt
au.boa
Tuesday, May 3
ARIES (March 21-April 19). Sudden!)' "m1~'>111g
pcrS<>n·· makes appearance. You are relieved of burden
and tension 011fica11on reccl\ed that green light h.,.,
nashed for prOJCCt, pos 1bleJOUmC) Whatever )'OU wear,
one do~ to you wall be returned t'A-Ofold. Includes gifts
money, valuable tnformauon. You'll ~y ... Nov. I ha\c
reason to believe an the Golden Rule'" Another Libra 1\
1n\Olved .
~ SCORPIO(Oct 23.Nov 21) Rclauvc~hoborro\\-eJ
w11l return goods. M1n1ng lank can be d1~vercd b)
QUC~llOOIDI young person. p()S\lbl y o0spring. DomeslK
adjustment made 24 hours go "''" prove bc-nefic1al
Pisces as ~~M:nted
include bnght red.
TAURUS ( pnl 20-Ma you ·11 cncou n ter ;.iiliiiiiijiliii6iiiliiiimliiliiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiii
31!&fe!.SI'<' ind1v1d·
ual "'ht• might
blame you for loss
connection wnh
propcny. Maintain
balance, clan,
aplomb. Rela-
tionship as ending.
Good for )'ou'
GEMINI (May 1-une ): at a n Wit c
will be 1"cle1St'd. Focu on mon~. family Secret. sense of
direction. Older woman. possibly Aquanan. wall reluc-
tantly &ll"ce to your request. Legal papers wall be made
available. GANCER (June 21-July 22): Mars enters.into your
siJn, coincidina with action. sensuaJity. ability lo succeed
with new prOJeCl. You'll be more popular, individuals
who previously were Indifferent will now &P(>laud •.
LEO (July 23-Aua, 22): Lunar aspect co1nc1dcs with
distance. lanaua,e. idealism associated wttt\ romanct.
Special communacauon relates to publishing. anv1tat1on
that ma&ht include travel. Scorpio.plays dominant role:
VIAGO (Aua. 23-Sept. 22): What had been monbund
will apin be 1hve and kickina,. Relative ~ho sinas bluts concc~na money may actuall)' have secret cache. Be
Jtlcious, diplomauc, don't point accusin& finpr. Gcm1n1
involved.·
UBRA (Sept. 23-0ct. 22): Favor you reuntly dad for •
HICIUf.I
AG ARI U ( ov 22-Dcc 21) Emo11ons tend to .
dominate IO&tc, Em12baID on.. lat.wn..
lmpuls1vene t Key lS to pm gTe"3t"CT rontro O\cr )OUr
own fate. Sccnano featu"" dl\CO\'CI'), ph}stcal attraction
style.
CAPRJCORN (Dec 22-Jan 19). You'll be ~1na..
'Tvc been c&rryln~ hcavr, load not nahtfull) my own and
now I'm ~;opp1na 11 .. Scenario featu~ 'iCCun t).
property\ 1b1hty to communa~te fechn~. An<' pla)'I
m-.,or roe.
AQUARIUS (Jan 20-Fcb 18): tress Jndcpendenee.
pionecriAt spmt. YoU.:11 be Jl\ICn chance to ~t an on
around noor. Member of oppo,llc ~x thinks h'gnly of you
and wall prove 11. Leo and another Aquanan figure
promlnentl)'.
PUCES (Feb. 19-Marth 20)' Count your chan1e'
Cycle hiahliahts moocy, payments. credit ratiDJ. lnd1Y1d-
ual who should know better may attempt slc1&flt-of-hand
with your mone)'. Older woman helps )Ou rccovcr los
Capncom re~sentcd •
lP MAY a 18 YOUR BIRTHDAY you havcdthihlful
sense ofbum«, abo have tcndenC) to scatter yourcftoru.
You rad ~ than ~ne book ll 1 umt. can 1o~.e more
than one pcnon 1unuhancously. You art con'6ous of
a~ntt.. 1ndud1na wardrobe and body am•. You arc briabt. ~ 1ntcll«tual cunot1t)' and people etUo)'
be1111 with you .
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MOt:her'SDay promise:
> ..
No ·drinking and dritting
lyVIK JOUY 6 • parent'> Jftrr thl·1r ll1dc, haH~ been
10\(Jhcd 1n a JrunL. dn' 1ng crash ·
C aJl:'t make'> :i <l1c,11nc11on bcl"t"C'l'I T h1\ 1\ a ·d1lkrcnt ">Ort ut :\1othcr '> ,1 cruh nd an a1:wknt • .\ drunkCll
D:l) r:1rd:-drt' 10& 1nc1dem ,., ooJ an at.·c 11.knt. 1t Instead of the u'i.UJI -.u~NoJt~l 1., a ua\h There 1\ no c>.cu§.(' for
me\i..Jgc \On\ .ind JJu@htn'> "ho d11, 1ng drunk w 11 1\ not an
g1"c thc'>C 1.JrJ, prnn1t'>t.• 1101 tu dnn~ .1u idcnt ··
and dn,c.-..or to ride -"•lh tho"4.· ~ho ldt.·a' -.ut.h :i~ the \1otl'11~rs Da\
h;1\C.-been d11nking ,--;ird .rnd othcc \Outh cd.ut.at1on
•\\c hopt that lr.1J, ,,111 &•'t.' thl'> progrJm'> thJI '-f \DD 1rnplt:mcnt'>
tard to tht'1r parent\ and mat..c thc :tn.-rcc,pon\1blc for 1ht' dcdint.• 1n1ct'n
pk•dgc 11 t.(>uld 'l:t\C J lot of ~net ·· Jkohol-rd.11cd at.cuknt\ 1n Orangl'
..aid Janet ( .iter d1 fC'l.lur o l 1hr ( nunt' C atcr ..aid
Orunac < ount, duptc.-r of \lolhc(\ < ahtornta ltcgh"il' l'atrol tisurn
\ga1nc,1 DrunL. r>m 1ng nt'cd b\ < ater 1nd11.ate tha1 "-hclc 11\
The \lotht·r"., l>a~ <.·ard a\Jilahk I~ fr there "e~ ,.,b alcohol·relatc.-d
for the lirs111 me 1n Orilngl· C ounlr\ .st.udcnl\ "llh 500 1nJurtc'> among
'-'.U dni:lupi.•!.l fl) \l \I>!). P11c~...!!L_ll'l:ll·3&t=rs there "rn: ''-' a'c1dcnu.
SI the cards "'II he :HailJhlc JI ;i1r-"llh-Nf· inJunes in 19~7 and the
Broad ~a~ store\ 11 On1ngc: < ounl\ numbl:r dropped 10 'fll t.rashn "'1th
on Ma\ 12anJ f' ln\ldC:1.Ji.Jl .t.ird I\ 'H 1nJUMl., en 19 IS
a pledic lorm for tt.·cn-a1wr'> to s1~n ~ JIJhll~.'> C atcr sard also ha'c
pro1m1sing not to dnnl.. aod c.J11'l or tx·cn on 3 dcd111c: the la\t thrce )C:Jr'>
ndc v.11h ii Jnnl..1ng Jtl\C:I JropplOg lrom IXn:hhl''> rt•sulung 1n
----------"Tl'ii.,-n-=i~nl·v. opportun 11' fnr u' 2·hk.11h<i an l lltP 111 I "\ Jtt idcnt'> "'l\h
anq "l' ;µ-c \C~ n1..1tcJ · ~ atl·r 'km1 I ~ death'> in l1Jk7 and 10 :inu.lcnl\
_ 'l l°'>alv.a~\·~01rcig1l "hl·n \ou t.ilL.111 \\h1<h rn.uht.•d 11i 11death'1n 191\h
,
Procccds from the sdlt' of the
\1othcr°'> D..t' cards "111 be do nated
b) Broadv.a) lO thc IOtJI M -'DD
..chapter and~ ill be u!>Cd to fund \Ou th
Cduc.:auon p1ogram'> 111 the count~
( ater \aid.
P"roJell Prom " om· '>urh H>uth
education proaram. Luer said It rs
dcs1gnt>d to bnng high '>dwol \tu·
dt;nt\ in wntact \\Ith a 101..al ~1den1
-.a.ho IO'>l tamif, mcmhe~ 1n a
drunl..cn dm ing inl1dl·n1
In another pr'OJt.'d \I \f){) hu'
1..h\l11bu(cd I ~ 000 wloc '""book~ 10
gr..11.k ~hool \tu1.kn.1\
.. l'nlortunatel~ ~oo ha'e got 10
start earl~ bu1 "Starting <'Ml~ w11h
<.h1ldn:n Joe) hl:lp ··Cater ~1d
Pol1t.t• dcpartmnm 1n fost..i \1c\J
lf\ine J.Od (1arden Ciro'c also rc-
u·l\ed ~oJorcng bool..~ 1hat ollkcr'
U')( rn 1hl·1r o"n pre\l·ntat1l1n) al
'><. houl\
f Ju1.at1onal <.om11. h<>o"-' p11ma1-
1h 1.irgc11ng J\.OIOr hcgh "K hooh
p11111rJ both en Spa1mh and £ ngh~h
arc aho ht1ngd1smbu1ed C atl·r \J1d
0 Dally.._~ • .,..,..._-.,.
County MADD Director Jaoet Cater ••ys th• group Is offering speclal Mot"•r't Dar C--. .
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Rabbits move into _f afrgrounOs Students tci host
their grart.dparents lry EMILY ADAMS °' -0-..,...,. flMf
This isdefinitelya ca'~ofan 1m11a11n_g life rt•s also an nnmpk ofhurnan'
lmrtatiniarumals-or 1s that-animals 1m11a11ng humans·>
Whichever 1t1s, M 1ss1on V iCJO an.st Mary Ellen Wehrh has a-winner m her
l1thoiraph "Orange County Squeete" depicting rabbits 11 .. inghke hu.,.m;..=;an;..;.~""--
Thc an~ork has been chosen as the official lithograph of1he Orange oun 1~ .
fair. _ _
Containinis1x large rabbits 1n six small·boxes s1ackedlwoacross and three
high. Wehrh's htho 1s rcprcsentatl\ c ofhfc in crowded uthcrn Ca!1forn1~.
"The re arc so many boxcs:condound a~nts 1n Oranltl"C o\lnt).
5.atd Wehrh. ··in south Orange Count). ever) umc you turn Mound thcrc·s
anotbcronegoang up.··
The honored hthograph rs pan of a ">enc 1ha1 Wchrh has ~en de,l.doping
for 20 )'Cars. . ·
"Thcorangecub1clesarccollaps1ng. sort ofhkc 111 Orange( ount). v. here
the o range11ovcsare beinasquc-czed out," said Wehrli." ho alsoans~C'rs to the
name .. T he Rabbrt Lady ofM1~.s1on V1CJ0:· ·
Wehrli speciahzes an ac!)<hC painungsofthc photoreah\m style. mmll)
peopled w1thrabb1ts m1m1ckmg human-like hv1ng cond111ons Wide!)
.c:\htbited. Wehrli 1s best known for her .. Urban Crunch'" ..encs ofhthograph'
Descnbmg her ~ork as "rcprc-.enta11onnl and ahstrart. ··Wehrli S31d -.he
fell 1n10 her style b) accident.
"[n 19691 wMgo1n.g throug.I} aoold famd}' .album and,fouod a pu.:lu!Cof m) broihcr-srabDils 1n an ora cardboard box ... shc..a1d .. I looked a111 and \31d
·now that's urban living: .\nd then I did a pa1n11ngof11 and thc pa1nn ng \\-On
an award.
"I've done rabbtts, kittens. puppies. pcgcons~·ducks and bea~ ·\aid
Wehrh "One 11me I tried to do baby piglets. bu1 rll) models "'"crcn'.t
cooperative. I borrowed 11 six-da)-old piglets from the Mission VccJO ff \
Their mother was looktn~on and she didn't appro,c. She let orr .. uch a"°'"'
cuclcu.s that -.-.c had to call I\ off."
By KA TY BOUCHER
0t ,,.. O<tlly "'-le.tr
Tht' Gnm~Q<>d' arc pln.nnm& 10
wncl from Malaga. pain. to Ctlrona
del Mar The Reine~ arc rnmin~
from tuttcgan. Ger and the
Soncmhine> from hrud
1'sc ptlgnmage t.d the Orangt' Coa)t
1<i i;l!fn of a ll nie-honore<l trad111oni at
(orona dt'I \far\ Harbor Da' hool'
"ht"rt" -on Ma\ I: -lht" campu)
v.111 cdcbrate ·"<1randpart'nf Da' ··
for the I 5th time
In k~ping ~Ith 1h1s )"car's tht•mc
.. Gr.i.ndparcnh Male the)\ orld Cw
·Round.'. inv1ta11ons have bt-t•n \l'nt
b~ l-ht-.\tudcnts to ~4 '>tales and ftlur
rou-nt~ ·
.. [,en d11ld ha!> been asL.cd to
"n ll' their '1°aD0patt.Q.lLlln Ill\ 11.1-
llOn .. !>aid Ctnd' \lar(kr dl"' clop-
ment d1ret.tor · t\c.,C' mailed mort.•
than 800. and t"ltpt>Ct 81 lc3$t ~00
people to attend ··
"'hcrc the> ~ 111 be t'ntcrtaiJ>cd by the
studen ts. -\ pnzc of pewter coaslers
with the schoors seal will be awarded
to the grmdp:irents who tramed the
fanhcst '
..The studcot.s are very exci·t~."
('ind> Marder s:ud .. We plan this
e' cot a \Car an advance. and the ~tudcnls start -gelling-involved about
three month> bclorc.-•·
\fordcr s:ud the< ha\ ca oommiU«
of more th:i n 7 5 \ o hlnteers who
lOOrd1 na!e lhc c' ent
··0onna De\inc. (actor) Andy De-
'1nt''s daughter in-law, actuallX
founded 11 here at Harbor 0.y,'
\larder said
Marder ~IOTS >eanl ~ Devine
had t"-o l hlldren aueodinc t1'c
\Choo I
"lt wuat.tuall) m) husband's idd,
but ~he lounded 11 a.nd became
cha1f"ornan of the event ... Marder
said ·
The l"\ enl PfO\ cd so sucocilft&l lk _:.
'\Chool h:is kept up the ann u8J.,__ __
trad111on
Despite some unruly subj~ts \\·chrh~~ -uroan ( runctl ~·ne gained
popularity, appeanng on calendars. puules. addrts books. grct'llng card\.
pn n ts, books. ~stcrs. a collector pla It' sen cs and cross-~t 1 ll h dc5egn.,
Wehrh will be d1splay1ng her var1ous "orksat the lair 1h1" \car and lOp1n
of her lithograph"' 111 be offered for sale ·
Mary Ellen Wehrtrs rabbits ts th• offtdal lltho9raph of
th• Orang• County Fair.
Marde.r satd 1he l"' c.>nt v.111 ta
\'Jth a v.ekome from her hmba"J\d ,
John. v.ho 1s htadmaster at the
pm ate prep hool <..i"nindpart"nl'
then "111 be led to thccr gr.ind·
rhcldrcn·~ d11.ssroom. scr-ed a ~l'
lunlh and thtn '1cv. a grand finak
Harhof Da\ c h ool is a
l..indcrp.nt'n through eaahth aradc ~hool "'''h 3q7 tudcnt.s. Tius year
mJrk. thc1r ~~th )ear in CX!Stancc.
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Biolo·gy n1ajor-gets political bug
LJ.(I student involved in Republican groups
l y KATY BOUCHER
Of-0..,,-k.n
Coming from a long hnc of doctof"i
and suracons. the natunil thing for
V1n1a Chaler "a) lo follow 1n her
fam11y·s footsteps
&ut dunna her second semester. the
biol<>&> ~-oijot th~ht1c-s bug and
1\ now (fiiiilu orcnan&Jna er ma}or
10 poht1a.1 science·
A 23-ycar--<>ld Ncwpon Beach rn1-
dcnt Chaktr IS chairman of the
Cah?orn1a ColJqe Republicans of
Orange Count) and rcccnll) was
elected to the stale bollrd u area
director
"'h 's a poht1c.al . .oraa011at1on ded1-
cated lo ideals of the GOP J I 1hc
college levt'l:· C hakt'r said ... It's a
forum for all studcnls to iet 1oge1her.
help.ca.rnpa1gn and be 1mohe0:·
C'hakcr has rttentl} returned lrom
the group's nat1onal-con\:ennon in
Orange. where sbe was nomtnated for
the suue board pos111on. span ofher
re ·~rrs1bHlll? . she· will coordinate
and host ·a leadership conference en
Palm pnngs nut month open to all
colkgc students in Ora111e, an
Bem ardano and Lo ngeks coun-
" ltes.
haker was ra1~ 1n La Jolla but
moved to cwpon Beach when he
was 17 Aflcr enrolhna at UCI she
founJ herself bus\ running 'Jnou'>
clubs and acu' 111c~ on campus. but
reall) became 1mp1~ "hen she
became chairman for th<'
Bush/Qua) le t.amp;uitn on campu\
"I v.as-one of man, "'ho hdped
"''h the 'Gc1 Out anJ Vote ( arn·
pa11n· ·· he s::11d .. It "a great. "'c.-·d
call ~oplc, and 11 the' didn't ha'c..~
"'a) to 1.'0mc to 1he ~1les "t"d
actuall) 1<> o ut and pick rhcrn up ..
<. haker said although sht' lhin~s o t
herself tn the future as bu incs\
woman an·d wmcda) hope'> 10 be.-·
come a corporate C:\CCUll' c for a large
fiml. she admits the po!> 1b1ln1es o l
pohtics foi:111atl' her Be ides her 1n,oheml*nt v.11h 1hc <. ollege Rcpuhhrans. < hakc.-r 1-s pre.,,
dent for the l 'ndergraduatc Bu<,1nl'"
.\ Wl1at1ona1l'(I he pcnd<>mmh
of her lime \l.Ork1ng w11h the or-
gan1zat1on) a rc arrangin[I. Sf)t'J~('f\
forums and JUSt gelling ">ludent'I
ln\\lhed ;;> .. tr ~ 1mportan1 10 mt 10 tx-
'"'oh cd in the u1mrnun1t'" ..aid
Chakcr "ho " orl..t"d on lhl·, am pJcgn
:xgn cnn ~ nsu rt'. ..._ ..-"'\mi. -!-fO" \ h
mea)urc 'med do~ n in 'c" pon
Ekalh
But the top ho nor (hakcr ha~
earnr-0. she said v.as t"elYI\ 1ng an
1n' 1tat1on to President Bush <> in-
auguration Though \he rnuld nol
a\lcnd. <iftc tr<.·a~urcr"i the in' 11a11on Vania Chfter holds lnvlt•tlon from Pr••td•nt aum.
ocC leads state. in trahsf~rs ·to four.-year colleges
ly JOYCI IOOC.OVICH
Of ... ~""'~
The Ora nae Coast Collq c Transf~r
Center has been a busy place ince its
doors opened t.iA months aao.
More than 14t<XXJ stu<knt5 ha"c
uted the scrvi~ of lhc ccntcr. locaicd
an the dm1u 1o n and,, C'oun~hna
8u1ld1n lls purpose 1s ·to assist
tudcnu 'transfemna .to and from occ.
ThoUJh ·transfer Krvi~ have ~n
HI I I I 1·1, 110 \HD
a"1.1l1ble to studcntt throuah st"eral
different offiC'C in the past. the
COU~'s l11ln.sfer fun~lJOD IS now
coordinated lhrouJh one etntraJ1icd
opcrauon.
"We're . amazed b} the latae nu.m~n of students who have
uulazcd ou.r service, dunna the past
11x months," said thf etnttf"s direc-
tor, Robcn Hoeppner "The imple
fac1 is that larJC numbers of student!
on 1h1 ~mpus a.~ intcrnted an
t.raMfemng 10 four-) ear schools··
OCC 1s the Iara~• communm
college 1n lhc nauo n with an cnror-
lmcnt 1n e\CC of 26.000 tudent .
ac.cordmg to spo\.csman Jam
Camcu ln add111on to bc1na the la~t collcie. 11 1s aJso a111ona t.hc
.nation's leader\ 1n transfemna stu-
dents to four )eat 1ns11tu\1Qn C-
tr1nsfcrs more students than an~
olbcr commur11t) <'OllC'lt en C'ah-
J.orrua. Camcu 1&.1d
ccord1na lO a alifom11 Po t·
sccondar) Educauon ( un1m1\\lon
report 1 ucd l.ut tall ex C kd th<"
tate\ I 07 commun1t\ loll r' m
19 ~.s . transfcmna 1 ~667 \tudl"nt\
lO ttil l1 nl\tl'\1l~ of <~hfom.Ja and
Cal iate S) tt'ms Thai "a' .in mcrtasc of ~ pen cnl o' t"r tht'
previous )Cat
"hn certain that "'' a tu.-.lh tran\-
ferr"Cd more than 2.000 tudcnl\ 1n 1987-.-H~ppoer said "Hun-
drtd1 ofc:>urstu~nts choo ~ ann"'ll)
to 1rpnskr tu pn,ate lour ''·"
ln~tllUllOn'> <i-.
"\Ao ( stnt sluden1 ''' l '' alone Th.at ran~s a the latgl·'t
number oftr:ansfcl"\ "('' e <'' t'r """ 1 ,, ,
11 C 1n one ) e:ir •·
ReprC"~nta1' e from l <. I ( al
tat<' Fullcnon. Cal late l untt
Beach. and L are m ex<.·,
T ran~fer (. cntt'r on a l't'gular l°'3 '"
The) ·re a' a1lablt to hedulr cuun-
SC"hna appomtmen~ with tud<.'nt'
Rtprc~ntat1\(' fro m other 1nsutu-
11on~ '1\1t the t·cnter penod1c-all)
lhs:ough('Ut th<' )Car
The.-'4"nler 1 al de 1gncd 10 a t
hctth ~hool tudents interested 1n
ht'g)nnin~ their rolleg1ate carttn at
()\( Jan,·1 ~\ Tolwn •~the {~ntcr's
mmcach cout'\sclor for h1&h school
~tudcn~ r
Tolson 1~ a' iulable 10 make prcten·
talion' on h1ih hool C3mputn. be
also "'orls tndt\ 1duall~ ~1th htah
Slhool \tudeot on lhear respecu ve
campu~s and in 1hc ctn~r
• c
Irvine· Animal Care ,Center plaiis open··hquse Saturday
•
H ununaton Harbour Analers.. ,.,,II be used Jor a filh1na ·
trip · fci uoderprivtleeecJ and hlnda pped cht~n
Additional funds WJU be dastnbuied for mannc conttt\I •
\KMl. var._ color TV's and microWll\IH wall be av&Jlabk
lj tht raftJe and IUCUon hdd lh~t thf di)
C.aJI Pit Milano at 146-HS I foi funhri-mf0rm1uon.
~tudenis For m"ort-informauon. l II M~'ln LaRuque tt
49S·S4S3 by Thursd.a .
F~ he111th scr~~nlngs
f rtt breast-cum. colo-f\-c tal ca.nctr. hernia.
cholntcrot bk>Od·prusurc, di&bctc' and Pl"l'&f\lnC'} t ts
1tt now availabk thtouah tM Yto~n·s PIHhon end
Raourte Cm ttt at utfi C'<>'~t Mc-d1cal <.enter, ~t t'?l
Cout Hllb-a)', U,Una Beach · -
To 1thed•an appcnn\ment for a fitt scrccnina. ctll ~99-IJ l I from I 30 a.m . &o ·5 p.m. Monda thro~
Fnda).
oxfamAnNnca~~n
· Loi A.~ nn band Black {)l.phnt .... 11
.. bm ·~ ~l COD«ft for 0 ,fam ~IM'f'K"I. I wNtdWidr t..nune I'd~( 9f11ft11att0n It 7 p.m. Friia\ an 6ii foNm dMlllef It ,,.,. Vtatcy ( ~ • ,
..
Folksmaer and sonav.nter Kern Gttz a'i wt'll a
ln me comt'd1ans Mike \\ c11hcrfof'd and Daniel Ari will
b<> f~turcd T1c.,ct.s art S t"ach. and ma bt purcbued ift
ad'"anet or at the door Donation also .. ,11 be attq)\Cd.
' For tJd:ct mforlhauon or to charac u~ltcu, by ~ont.
call In inc \ alle-} Col~ Community l:.d~uon at
SS9-H33 ors 9-n60
C \ll,D\H
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.. DAIL y PILOT I Wednesday, May 3, 1989
Vienna Ensemnte ·
. " a slice of fieave n
By MIKE llUSSEU
Daly~ Coir•.-•nr
Criticizing the Vienna Chamber Ensemble is somewhat akin to
telling the Pope how to dress. Jn a few words, the) ~me, they
performed and they were beautiful at their Friday night at the Center-
courtesy of Orange County Philharmonic Society.
• My only complaint is the tremulous $Uges<ion that they could
·have col)clude<ltheir near faultless perfQrmance on an up note had they
played Schubert first and ~ozatt second. l just enJOY happy endings.
"'The first half wai Divertimenfo for Stri.ngs and Hom in B-flat
Major (KV 287), in five movements by composer Johannes
Chrysostomus Wolfgangtls Theophilus (Mozart's Christian name, b.
• 27 January 1756), while the secood half was Franz Schubert'5'""(3 I
January 1797) m ore dramatic Octe1 for Winds and Strings in F-MaJor
(D.803).
Director-founder-first violin Gerhart Hctzel's nine-member
ensemble did wonders fdr an olherwisc drab Friday night (1fyou failed
to obtain tk kets to the Grateful Dead concert or decided not 10...Sit
drin ing 1te erTr\Your camper awaiting Saturda} 's El Toro Air
Show). · -
Personally, the palms and other green~v~etation that surrounded
the ensemble on-stage enhance<$ the atnb1_ance provided by the
inappropriate applause a small number of th~ audience tirelessly
offered between each movement. creating somewhat startled glanl'es
from the ~semble. It was decidedly new subscriber night.
Even 1f, as Andre Watts irfTpliCS: it isn't the money. 1t"s the music
. that is important, the "go for the gold" of new 'subscriber.. 1s much
_..Jlpgreci~. lhank...)'.OU yery mu~. -~ ~ •
Hetzel, has risen rapidly in the Viennese world since 1963 Y.he n he
became Concertmaster of the Berlln Radio S) mphon); 1n 1968 he
becameP-rofessoi;.of .M usi~t-Sw& H i~School-forM um-m-Mumch.
in 1969. Concertmaster of the Vienna Philharmonic and in 1970. in thl'
··absence of something to -do" he founded the Vicnnj\ C'hamb<.'r
Ensemble. ''
When performing. his nods of the head are his "baton:· d1rcct1ng
each member.
Eye c~tact with He tzel by violinist Hatto Bc)c-rlc and ccll1 t
Adalbert S~ocic was a constant watchable, when )OU wercn·1 '"a tching
Skocic's day-glow orange-rimmed glasses and his shock of sail and
pepper gray ltair shaking as he played wjtll fervor. The tY.o frcnch
horns . .Frank Sollner artd ~Qllcer· It man. ga'e ~rtl;in rh) thm
emphasis in this di-vectimento. • .
The smaU group winged its way through the joyous Allegro at
_ i>pcning_untiJ a more.serious passage slowed.pace through the A.ndantc
Grazioso. Mozart's compositi~n was written for the Countess Lodron
of Salzburg. while Amadeus was on his never encmlgquest for patrons
(remember it's the music. not tJ{e money. Herr Mozart). Then Just as
you thought it was getting dull and."classical," Amade4s. the never-
ellding mood.swinger, o pted for a more jovial ending in the rolliCl<i"8
"D"Baurin batd'K.atz verlom" c-·Thc farmer"s wife has lost hereat"') to
end the first set.
The second half was the more scnous and length) Schubert Octet
forStrings and Homs in B-flat MaJor. which saw-the deletion ofqne
french horn. but added Norbert Taeubl, clari~ct and Michael WerN\.
bassoon.
Schubert took a mere month to wnte the six movements of this
oumandingly "lengthy," if not succinct. octet. during "htch time he
also quickly co'."?pleted two other stnng qual'tcts under comm1ss1ol15.
In this S\.Lrring piece the Vienna Chamber Eoscmblo drew
continued iQl)fa:u:s_t_-_if jo alJ the wrong places -which HcucLw~
iinoring by now, darting along puncullously. /
IPVe9RBoY
NOW PLAYING
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.. -~ -~ -~-Fiesta Latf na' a spicy·productioh
By RltHARD DUREE
OMly ""°' c-~ .........
Southern California's Laun
heritage was well·r~prescnted tn R~
lampago del, Cielo's productfon
"Fiesta Latina" at Rancho Santiago
C_ollegc's Phillips H~JI Sunday ~ve
ning. Dance and music from Meiuco,
Chile, Argentinu, Brazil and Peru
were were performed by groups from
throughout the south.em. California
area.
Chile Baila performed tw1ee, giving
well-t'xecuted. 1f slightly amateurish.
performances of dances from Chile's
highland Indian tradition and from
the Spanis~ culwrc of that. nation.
The ~harmmg choreographies were
slightly ruined b)' unnectssaf) and
meaningless exns aqg_ entrances
which interrupted an othen:v1se en-
joyable and believable performance
Embl"asamba. a Bririlian music
ensemble, sarig a rather uninspired
rendition of music from Brazil's
famous Carnaval. The combination
of "'eak vocal qu1Uty. T-shirt cos-
tumes and poor miking of in<>tru-
mcnts left this group rather unim-
pressl\ e. It's difficult to ,know ho ....
-close 10 the real music ofCamaval the
group cam~. but 11 cemcd faT away.
Ballet Argent1no performed four
.aa~ from-Argenuna,o ne-of-the--
highlights of the concert. The couple
dances \\ ere elegantly performed. one
of them "ith long lances adding a
martial touch. The display.of wonder-
ful footwork unique 10 the Argentine
gaucho fulfilled tbc promise of excite-
ment made by the splendid costumes.
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T\' LISTl~GS
r
Inc 's performance of dances from
Peru's ndian culture was a delii)ltful
depict n of a courtship dance by a
younJ ouple very ob viously in love.
Their rilhantly decorated cos\umes
indicat< what an impressive sight a
festival must be.
BAii t Espanol's variety o f dance
offerings tended to be a bit inconsis-
tent, wuh a wide ranae of technical
skills displayed .. The lack of floor
mikes did little to assist the efforts of
the dancers. making the entire per-
formance akin to a silent movie due
to the lack of sound from the
zapateados.
Intermission was followed by the
exciting and almost intimidating
perforT{lance of Aztec dance by Xipe
Totec . .0.ne wonders how accurate the
dance reconstruction is of this long-.
gonC"lndian culture. Obv-ious rtieren
ccs are made in the dance to figures
found on stone carvings and cos-
tumes appear 10 closely resemble
those ancient images. 1°he drum an
dconch shell which provided live.
music added to the v11ility of the
dance. Massive feather headdresses
tilled the stage in a di$pla>; of
vigorous, r~ligious dance from o ne.of
Amenca•s aborigin:J! peoples.
Accompanied b> the v1ctuoso_pla}-
ing of-Marimb &tK de C'luapas.
Relampago dcl Cicio closed the
concert with a llshthearted suite from
Guererro. Mexico. This company's
always delightful performance was
greatly complimented b) the five·
person marimba under the leadership
ofEpigmcnioCruz. Thccombination
of dance and manmba just bare!)
fulfilled the tas.k of following the
Aztec performance.
The difficulty of coord1nat1ng so·
many compa01es 1s enormous and
this performance was not without its
problems 1tnd ffults. Stage crews
seeminaJy dressed for the beach
paraded across a dimly-lit stage
t>etWeen p;rformances and h sttly
amnae<f ha}lt cues lent a h11JMChool-
product1on flavor Lo the pcrl'ormancc
at all times. But, such problems were
overshadowed by the richness of tht
dance cultures seen on staac. More
performances Like this one should be
undertilcen Ul the county. JU>t to
remind us that hfe 1n Oranae County
1sn 't alt there 1s. -
CbastlineArt Fest set
A vanety of fine aod perforrmng The Festival's program includes a
ans will be showcased Ma) Sand 6 as nch blend of dance routines -tap,
Coastline Communit)' College hosts jazz, modem. and baJlet -choreo-
11s First l\nriual Ans Festival at the graphed b) fnembers of the dance
college's Newpon Beach Center, 3101 faculty and performed by Coastline
Patific View Drive, Corona del Mar. students. , '
The two-day evtnt will open QI 1 M usical enteil(ainment "ill be
p.m. Friday with an Art bow provided b} the Co<ntl!ne Orchestra. sponsore~ by the 200~member Mixed Chorus. Senior SJng~rs. Jau
Coa stline Artists Association. More Band and strolling guitar.1st , Joel
than 300 locql artists are expected to Nava. •
enter Lht'ir "'orks, competing 11'1 Reser.I.Cd sea~ for ail performances
categoncs· such tlS 011. watercolor. · ef .. To"!" Jones·· are on sal.e for $5; $4
statuaf), m1JLed media, paper-making for seniors. For ucket reservations
and Q.ltotoiraphy. The wjnoers will be call 751-97.40. Admmtt'?n.10 all other
honored at a 7 p.m Art Awards fe511 val events 1s free.
CCl'J:lllOD)-.
The Coastline drama department
under the direction of Robcn
Michael Conrad will stage three
performances of the classic pla~.
"Tom Jones," over the two du)'> of
the fesu .. al. Show limes are f, pm
Fnda), and 3 p.m. and 8 pm
Saturday.
C~111 Btach
'Roseanne'
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WASHINGTON -The House
8a.nkina Commmce on Tuctday
voted .49-2 approval of P~sident
Bush ·s proposal to SJ?Cnd S l S 7 billion
over 10 years to bail out the savinas
and loan industry from what has been· described u the worst fioanctaJ crins
since the Depression.
The ball also would put S&L
reaulators under more direct adm1n-
1stration control. spend S7S malhon a
year on invcstipun_Jand pro1«ut1na
fraud at S&Ls and, in the key reform,
require Sell owners to nsk more of
their P" n money when the)' make
loans.
The only dmcnuna votes, cast Just
befort crudntaht after a 14-hour
session, were from Reps· Joseph
Kennedy, 0-M~ .. and Jim Leach,
R-lowa. ~o~y awl he v.oukl M"c "Thtt is a~ btll .... We-aH ha~
preferred the bill to provide more reason to be proud.'' said Rep. Henry
hou •l_'IJ help for poor pe0ple and B. Gonzalez. (). Teus, the comm1t-
anti-d1scriminatton provis.ons. tee's chairman. "We will move th1s
Leach JIJd he wanted tougher capital bill on the fast traclc as fast as Housc
st.andlrds. · rules allow."
The l~slation requires S&L own-After the bankina panel completes
ers to nu $3 of .. real mon~y" or its report on the bill, probabl> by the
"tanaibJe" capital for every $100 they end of next wee • at least two other
lend -double the ttquircment of 1.be committ~s -Ways and Means and
bill passed by the Senate last month. Judiciary -will have one week to
The capital would act as a buffer to review sccuons within their JUriscbc·
·absorb losses before government lion. . ·
dcposJl insurance kicks 1n. Then, depend1na on how Iona the
David w .. Mullins, assistant sec· full Hou$C devotes to debate and
rctary of the Treasury and one of the action, a JOmt House-Senate con-
Busb proposal's aTchitccts. praised fercncc commmce 'ouJd rcsolvc dif·
the bill. saymi, .. ThtS commnttc ferenccs between the t~o chambers
excecdcd-e¥eryone's ell>Cet.ataons. ... aod put the blll on the prcs1dcht's
Despite aJl the criuc1'1Tl of the Bush ·desk by the July 4 recess, five months
pl.an, the pla.in factuit's i(>ne through· after Bush made his proposal. •
prcttymuch intact." Th' adm1n1strat1on has endorsed
capttsl provmons o the Hoo5""
ball, but Rep Claude P~pcr, O.Fla ...
chairman or the Rule Committee. 1s
objccung, argu1na 11 as unfair 10 take
awa)' capital brea'ks given to &Ls in
the early 1980s in exchange foe their
takeover of a1hna 1n lltuuon'
Pepper's committee cts the rulc'I
governina debate on the House floor
and committee members and their
aides said the) C'\J)«t he w11l 1nsis~the
fulJ House get the chance to 'amend
the capital standard • .
Most of the cost of the bailout"" 111
be bom b)' ta"< payers, the re t bv thc
S&L industr) Hov.c' er $50 billi on
of the spending in ttre next three )Car~
will be ucluded from the budget
deficn throu&h a com phcated plan for
borrowmi tfit mone}'. help11'la Bush
mtct h1 "no new tues pledge ..
Two pro' 1s1ons 1n the House
. :A_ir..qu~!i.ti_-af~tilke in jciDs debate
ly DONNA MOONEY
0!">' "9t........... .... ' '
., . Bx the )'C'8r iOJO somewhere
between 750.000 and I million
JObs wtH" be created in Oran·g
Count); and somewhere between
600,0001\nd 1.4m1lhon1obs1n,thc:
Inland Em{>tre.
Expens JUSt can't agree .where
"somewhere" as. And the debate
conunues to befuddle planners
Recent s'tud1cs b) an organiza·
lion of local leaders called
Sou1bern Cahforrua Assoc1at1on of
Government~ suggest Jobs v.111
sprout at the slowcf end of the
range. If the figures hold true. the
agency .asscns. 1hc number of
house com~rcd with the number
of Jobs wiH spread farther apart.
leading to worse traffic than can be
found on 1he freeways toda)
Workeri li.v(ng m areas With pl ent)
ofhousmg but few JObs will gather
-on 1he frcewa) to dn ve to "Job-
nch '' areas that have sparse or
unaffordable housing.
. The-agency. known as AG.
says the way to solve the upcom1og
-mess i~ to decrease by about 80,000
the number ofhomes being built 1n
the Inland Empire. and to move a
quancr-m1lhon Jobs thctc that
would have been created elsewhere
1n outhem California At ttie
same time. Orange and Los An-
•
Projected New Jobs by County
U>uril}' SCAG Baseline. 1984-2010 Well~ Fi!iQ, 12kz-2010
lmpe_rial
Los Angeles._
Orange
Riverside
San Bernardino
Ventura
gelcs couri lles should bu ild a
quarter-mtlhon more houses 1ha n
planned and squelch JUS-t as man).
lleWJObS. ' .
Steven Ha~ard calls the plan
nonfense. "SC~G may well be
embarkingOh-a.regulatory stratej)'
10 SQlve a problem th.at doesn't
cx1s1,-the O.rector of'an economic
prOJeCt for The Claremont In·
st1tute said Tuesday at a forum on
statewide growth issues, Ha) ward
and dozen panelists spoke aboul
strategics and air quality before a
group of75 at the lrv,ne Hilton.
Hayward cnuc1zed CAG's re-
sea rch method for its
.. guesswork ," and said thc stud~
1nade~uatcl) applied past foture'i
33,800
l ,466,400
759,100
267,700
362,800
150,000
to a forecast for the ne\t :!O ~ea~
Ha)v.-ard's ov.-n Kenano ste1.·r') ·
"1de of C~G ·~ gloom) for«:&SL
Based on a stud> completed last
winter b) Wells Fargo, tile number
of Jobs will grow much fa ster
While CAG S3)S there Y..111 be J I
million OC'-' JObs an the region.
Wells Fargo says 5 2 m1lhon.
· If lhosc numbers hold true'
Hayv.ard says. residents will find
themsel ves working }loser to
ho·me and the frecways won't be
the parking lot~ SC ~G depicts
·J Gqrdon Palmer Jr . a program
manager for (AG. calls Ha)·
ward's forecast nonsense ··our
numbers are much more in ltne-
v.1th othei 1tr1.1up~.-he t.ountered
11,000
l ,2211,000
1,098,000
641,000
821,000
'113,000
C ~(., prcd1\IH3r\ \1.111 u a" I .st .sn
a'erage of IQ mph in 2010 unit .• ,., ii
plan 1s ca'rnc:J vut
~t lea!>t one l\\ul· remain\ JI
stake· as the c\p.:rts ba11lc II' c1
numbers Plagued "tlh the \HH'>I
:urquallt) record 1n thr n.111on lht'
~uthlanJ 1:ould ~nefi1 b' gt•1t111g
more dn,crs o!Tthc road., Jot.I h'
slashtng \.Omrnule lime\ .
Bari) \\ alkrste1n dm·ctor ot
planning_ tor the ~oCJth < oa)I ~11
QuahtiControl 01~1m 1. \3id nt"ar·
I~ .hall the ~e.ir thl' n1r rcgl\t('r'
pour and automob1k'I are 10 hlamc
for half1hc pollut1un .\ H p.:n:rnt
1ncre.ase 1n the num~i uf 'chicles
e'pected b' 21JIO fonhrr en-
dangers air qualm
NeW-horrie sales-'ontiriue
\. -
decline begun in January
l y NANCY BENAC
jl\JJO(lftff ;..,~Tr-
WASHINGTON -alC's of ncv.
homes fell 5.5 percent m ~1arch and
registered their first back·to.-bark
declines rn more 1han a )ear the
go\cmmcnt said toda) t
The Commerce Ot-partmC'nl said
\ales of nev. <11ngle·fam1l) homcs
dropped to a scasonall ) adjusted
annual rate of 587.000 in March.
folloV..1 n a 10 5 percent dtcrt~
dunng f('bruar)
It was lhc lint lime sale had
declined for 1v.o conS«Utl't' months
uncc the) fell for fi,e month~ 1n a rov.
from ~p1ember 19 ' through Janu·
•ry 1988. the months surround1n1 the
Ociober stock marlet crash
The decline left sales an Ma n.h at
the slowest annual rate since the
576.000Jcvd of January 19.SB_
The report was another indication
of 1he impact with v.hich nsing
tnterest rates have hit the housing
tndustry. Earher~pons on h<'using
act I\ tt) m March sho"'cd sales of
e>.1sung homes dechnrng for lhC' third
straa&ht month and construction of
nev. homes and apartments dropping
for the seco nd month in a ro".
The Federal Rcsenc Board for a
)Cat has bet'n pushing up mterc t
rates in an effort to rC'str.un economic
gro"lh and thus reduce 1nOatJonal')
prC'SSUrtS
Fixed-rate home mortaa&t"'I last
wed. v.ere a'craJ1n'g l I 01 percent
and lenders were aslon1 an avcraee
in mat rate of9.38 percent on one-) Cir
ad1ustable rate mongag~. accord1n1t
to a nauonal su~l') b\ the Federal 760
Home Loan Mongagc Corp.
The b1gges1 drop· in nev. home sales 120
m March was in the West." here sale<t
dropped :!0.5 percent IO a seasonal!~
ad1usted annual ra te of 155.000
Sales •n March-"~-12. 7
percent 1n the outh to an annuaJ rate
of 199,()()() and declined :! !! percent IO
the M1dv.cst IQ 105.000 .
ales surged .i3 J percent 1n thC'
~onheast fo a rate of I ~9 .000 afler s.o
plUnJIO& :!6.9 percC'nt during tht'
pr<'' 1ou mom~
The drop in sales wa~ a companied ,. " " J ,. s o N o J ' ., b) n 4 percent increase in the ,.. , ..
median pnce of Jhc homC's sold a" Mat '88 Feb 89 lliw:19 lo~r-1ncomcbu)eruppa.rentl) "ere 665 621 ( 587 I
the lirst ones to ka'e the housing L..::===~===~=,==~-J market s..-. vs "'-"'c-
0
State real estate sales climb from 1988
propen) w1ll 1ncrcn e in 'aluc The) a home 1n "J\ ~.111 \l,1tcoa t S~l(0.96.,
seem to be ~1lhng to bra'e tht' rcrent home arc mmt Jtlordahle 1n Tulare
I
t
Led b} !trona March ~le) c11 v1t)
in both rcs1den11al and commercial
propcn)' categories. California real
estate sales far this )car ha\c
lJllificantl)' outpaced sal~ for tbc
same penod last )tar. ·according to
TRW Real Estate Market lnlor·
mongage interest rates ba'e cooled
the market somewhat since late la~t
)car, there 1s.cont1nucd confidence u l
Cahforn1a's ccononi> The real c tate
market here as sho"'m& strcnath "c're
rtot sceins in other perts o( the
country" ~ad Ed St"tzer, vice prc\I·
dent of TRW Rdl E~tatc lnfor-
mation Sen ice
nsc 1n interest rates." S<"tzer ~1d. Count) al S ~2 I',
The numtx·r, 111dude nil hom<'s 1 The number of properties that single fa m1l) rl·\IJCnlc\ .i nd rnn.
chanr.ed hand~ s1a1cw1dc was 260.4:? I dom1n1um\. nc.-\\ and ""'11na home'
for the first quancr. ac('ordan~ to ' .\panment bu1IJ1n,., ar~ \ la'>s1ficd a\
TRW That "as an inc-rcase of -3.6 commcrcual and atl' n111 rian ot thl"
percent comparC'd to the same period home \ta11 Ill\ ma hon
;·Sc,cral fac1ors Sttm to be at ~or.._
here On the commercial iide, a
sian1ficant amount of overs.ca
money 1s finding its WI) into propeny
in Callforrua ·
last )tar. TR" 's tigurl"' al\1l 'ho" a high
Of these. the nutTiber of home\ v.a although re1.cnth dedJl\tna, le HI of
U0.969. up I 3 perctnt from la t "bu1ld1n ac;ll' 11~ tn < ahlornia
)Ht 4' total ofS .. ~ h1lhon wa m de in
A.ri csumated total of SH b1lhon
was pent on C1lifom1a propcn)
dunna the tint ttirtt months of this
yur Wtnte do-.n 16 4 pc~nt from
last )~r·s fourth quarter. the f1.1urc as
3S 1 percent higher than first Q~rter
of 19 .. On the rc11dcnti1J side. home
1n f bu)cn rmwn....ronfidcnt that th~r .. A.lthou&b r«tnt l nC'lTa
The l\eragc pncc p:ud for a home corntruct1on loans Junna the first
was St 74 336 \late" 1de. up IS I quana J u" n ~~ Q f'('rcent from la~1
percent (rotn l.ut ~car · } car' final 4u1ncr. up t 5 ' pe n;cn1
The most apcM1,~nt..Ll~ bu' i.;.ompared to first QU.lrtcr I" I\
AFl-EIS t::JrQes .AT&T"l7>0yeott if-uriions strike
# ~JOHNKING
l"U..--
WASHJNGTON -Tht'A.f'L 10
PledlCd T~) to <hm:t a na-
tionwidt bo\l:OU of ATAT 1( union
mcmbcn mi ke '8ter ttus momh. TM
StrlllCO could CO.I lM l~ttlntt
..-. mtU.ont ot doHan •h!te aa\1nt
union 1*11nc. co .t non·un1on rom-
pen).
~ labor fedcrataon·s aovcrnina
bOd) lPPf'O'cd the pla.b, wtuch ,.uks
the 14 million memb(rs of the Ft-
CIO and 111 aft'U11ttd unton\ to route
\Mti l~·ch1tan« alts \ •• non· union US Spnnt CommunicauoM
Co.
·d.t> of the lrckrat1on·s spnna mec•· 1n1-.
\:If )OU .,.ant to make a telephone
cad, lhOIC -arc )OUr cho1.cc\."
Kirkland ~d •· ni.kr those c1rt'Um·
'tantt )OU take the IHSCr of t~o
CYlb "
d 1 tanct 1:amcn .ind ould cas1h be&1n u 1na .\ T T 1n after the end
of a ~or~ ~1 pp;>gt .
~me lar~tl \rt.( 10 11n1nn ~~
u muth a\ S l m1llton a month 1n
T &.1 bill lahor'' tutAI hi lit amuunt
to at lc~t SI 00 m11l101'\ an nu.ill .
fcJerat1on offi 1al\ ,.1d.
"You haVf a dtOict bctwttn • B) p&Kina call throuah 'pnnt'J Tl'IC bo)con plan.,.,,\ iJr.iftcJ b' 1hc
st.Nd compa_!ay _UMt • not1·Ynaon • local KttM numbers; the' untOf\t and C."ommun1 11on \\ rkel"'i or Ol(O· c:ompen~.-AFL-CIO Praidnt1 lane lheir membUs could bO~CO!" AT T ca and the ln1cm1t1t'nal Bmtherhood
•1ttw>ut cxrmanentl) chanaans '°"'%of EIC'\.~~1cat ~\·ar..,cr\
'
ltaJi.lalion, not adopted b)' the xnate. affected onfy S2bTilfon to Sl tiilllOll ot
are aimed at helpma _poor people the $200 b1ll1on to $300 biDioo ill~
obta1n housini. One. offered by RC'p e lite the iovemment wiU iaberil ,
Barney .Frank, D-Mass , and adop1cd from sic~ tnst1tution1 and....,~
33-18. requires the new 1overnmen1 tt was a mode t way to channel• -
agency that will liquidate failed &l of the benefits of the massive SAL bill
-the Resoluuon Trust Corp -Jo 10 the public.
offer poor people and no n-profit A prov1s1on offered by OonzaleJ
aroups at le~st a t~ree-month option and adopted last Weck requi~ ~ '
to buy lo"'·PflCed . re'i1derf't1al &L industry, through the telJO..., •
properucs owned b) failed Cs Federal Home 1..9an Banks. tp
Two Republicans Joined tht! 31 pro' 1de $75 mil hon a year to"PaY for
Democrats on the panel 1n passing the reduccd-ratq mortaaaet for PoOt
amendment. The 18 Repliblican!> people
opposing n argued that Prank ., On a 27-23 vo~ Wlth seven
proposal would Elangero~h re tnct Democrats JOlnlng au 20 Rt-
the govemmtnt's ab1ht ) 10 ~II prop-publicans. 1he panel rejected an
ert> from fatlod &.L open the amendment b)' Gonzalez and Ken-;
~emment to !av.suits and c'entu-nC'd) that \\-OUld ha"c forced bank•
ablly1 a~d to the '~-~~~~-~.~~~!_Ef lh~---~~~.!-s to pubricly d1sclo~-~~ at out reguiaton' raungs on bow ~ ..._,....
Frank. ho"-e'cr ~1d ht\ plan 1.cne poor and mmonues .
..
CD a11d . . youcm1 ·open
-· oBe of-. ~.~
these.
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li{ohl 1 "''·'' .11.ul 11\on• Citlh lor \Olll hc111w ,ind
IK·r-.111.111.!111-.. 1111 \011 ,md \tllll lm1"<l 11nc-...
\lll11C." Hh tll< Qllt \1111ll(l"(1'1\1 lht luch llllC~I
1ha1 vrn1 c ·rn .1lw•"~ < '\flC-C t !rum .1 lt"tkr.111\ msun'<f
Pat t llc "'·" flt!' I \;.m" < I> ~)\hit dw l~u 1tu '-,,,t\lllf.!' H<tnk hr.111< h nc·.tn~t
\nit 1twl,t\ < 1r • .111 1·800·MCIP1C.·
\ml npc·11 l\\11 thlfl~..., of 1111 nmp.11.1hlt· ,·,1h1t 1\
l '<wlllt '°"1,,n~" ll mk ( I> .mc1 .m nrh1..,l\t' g1f1 Imm
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•
Meeting P(anners to-"-
f eatu~e consultant
' • • !~~ mol!t_hly ~eetina of......_ P'•'\!f..r-1 b lel'.Mdtul Qr.ana,c..County,....
ctiapter wtlJ·ble 11-r.t.JO IOdly iif10hn°'DOniln11 Rnll.urant in Newl?On Beach.
. Thcs~wdlbe~tconsult1ntGeneKons1ant.H1sprogram,
ent1tJed ••)uildii:*f Busineu Rdat1ontbips"" deals with subjects mcludina mc~ory, i:ietwortina and oenonal cont1et inventory.buildina. _~Pl 1s a .9.000-membt~ non-profit o,...nization for those involYCd in ·
plann1n1 m~IJ~ and suppliers to the meeunp1ndustry. •
For rcgutrat1on, con111ct Frqi Ypuna 1t BS.5--6792. . " . .
1:'hc crud opealq:·of c;Juardian Slvinp and Loan Association's new
Huntington BeaCh branch will take pla~ 6 JO 9 p.m. tonip:t at 17011 Beach
Boulevard, Plaza !--fvcl, at the comer ofBeicll Boulevard a_nd Waiiicf A \'t:nuc • in the.new Guardian Cen1cr. •
The public is invited '10 a~tcii.d. the .arand 012Cnina. 'which wili include refresh~cnts and a µme for a surp~se aif\. Brant,h manaacr Susanne Frilot
no1ed that manfcustomcrs·aresurpnsed to find out tha1 thebranCh i:Sopen six
days a week ... •• o better w:rvc our customers." she said.
Eounded in_Octo~r 198,3, GUl~ia_n Saxinas tnd-Loan Association is a
sla.tC-chartcred and. fedcral!y,, 1ns\!rC<f tnstitutiori,:,. 1 • •••• Harvard BusinCs~ ScJ)oOI As_IOCiation of Orange County will ha~c its Flftll
Auual Venture Coa.fere.ce al 11 :30 a.m. to 6:30 p.m. on May 4.
Venture Conference 1989, ''lmprOving the Odds: a Game 1Plan for
EntRpreneurial Success," will be at1he1rvin£H11tmtlh--eam ere nee ts open
10 business people a.tall levels who are interested in leamin&· from 1hc advice
and finthand expc.nencc of successful eritrepreneun, vcntui{ capitalists and
other professionals who suppon new businCSSC$.-~
The Venture Conference i.ncludesa luncheon With a keynote speech by Ed
Zsc hau, a formC"r Harvard •.nd St11nford business schOOl lecturcr. congressman,
entrepreneur and now rrcs1dent ofCens1or Inc. Jn the afternoon. there will be
three ~nel prcsentat.ions:--Thcst"WittmnSress acquiring, staning. financing.and
managing a new business. ·
Karcher suit
~near s~ttli1ng
ly CATHY PRANKUN .., __
1.0S •ANGELES 4-Just one
"sianilicant hurdle" . remains
befere l 'se:ttlemeflt is retched in
an in1i~r ti;adin& lawsuit qainst
several members of th~ Carl
Karcher family and tho ham-· .
bursrr·maanate himself, lawyen
said today.
The Sec\iritics and Exchanae
Corrimiuion 1uit was brou&ht last
April q.ainst 1Carcher1 1.( other
f1mil): members · ana a hiah-
ninki.na employee ..
Trial was set to bq:in today for
the. "Carl's Jr." founder and six
other family members who ha_d
not reach~ settlement aaree_.
ments with the SEC. ·
-Followinc several hours of
ne,otlations today in U.S. District
.Judao-Edward -Rf'feedie's
chambers, lawyers said they had
rtached a tentative aarccment -
almost.
,
' . \ .
Adinlnlstratl~njolrls e~fo~
-t~ change 11ew·beneflt fa~
. ' . .,, JIM WT.-R I Seolioa:. ~ II pon of the R-N.M:c l~•l he would P<Obably .............. ...., m11ti(.ic I _.v...MMI, rtiQ\l~ftcmptina tm.alt-butinentt
WASHLNGTON ._.., The Bu~h em:r110yen-inclUd.i.1'1, ttatn, citltt from Section 89 rcQuirtmet'ltS. But he an counties -tO u11 comptn mack no commftmenu. ·administnnion on Tuesday joined 1 mathematical tfftl to prove ~ "We nttd to ao t.ck to the dtawina m-.joril~ of Corlareu in caJhna for a their health insurance plan1 dit-.._ __ rd to write a law a.ad then thorouaJl overhaul of a new law • ~ desiancd 10 extend employer-crlmin11e . •J•jnt~ lower-paid rqulations 1hat peoo&e can under-
financcd hulth insurance coverqeto wo~en. Ditcnm1na11on coutd reMJh Slllnd," Brady said. . ,
more workers. in.Jost of an employer's tax deduction T~ Ways and Meant Committee
and tax~tionofsomebeneAtsaoina 10 hearina focused on Ro1tt:nkowsk.i'1
The law, Internal Revenue Code hi&.her-paid empJoyeet. · bill tdoverhaul Section 89. TM bill
Section 89, was well-intentioned but 't'he federal tovcmmen1 fofloi's-would eliminate most of the com~
isiri'lposinaenormoustdmtnistrative more than SJO billion 1 year In tun plicaled teStina by requirina em~
burdens on many employers, Dana L on "\he value of employer-financed ployen to ~rovidc-to at lcl11 90
Trier, ta1 lqislative counsel for the health covera.e. . -ptrcent of 111 lower-paid workers
Treasury Dcpar1men1, tol.d the House -IJy some Htimates, an 1v~ health insuranc.e costina 1he em -
Ways and Means C°."'m1ttee. ·• emok>yer would bave.10.spe.od about ployee.s noJr)orc tfiln J IOa month for
··"'!~ h{&ve become Con11in~ that $50 per worker tq carry out t~ t~u:. a sinale-person plan or .no more than ·
Section 89 must be s11n1ficantly Some employers say the cost an tJme, $25 ror fimily coveraae. .
_«:structured.::..Trier ~id to a hearina money and p.perwort iHO pat that ·
roo01 packed with representatives of ~they will be forced to ai:,_ndo_n_or
business, labQr· and state and local · ~uce health coveraae for all cm·
governments. H&--&aid the-tdminis.-ployces. · _ . _ Hll\l '\\SI UIU
_"There's ~ .si&nificant hurdle
-rnathiS to DCClearca on lfie
defense side," SEC attorney John
Kou1a,-sald. Nell.her side1 how-
evefJ-Would elaborate on wnat the
"hurdle" is.
·· tration considers a bill by Rep. Dan Becluse of loud comWaints..from Me.w.xo.tlUJ.fl}.AM~•~•~•'---==~-
-RostenkoWslci;-f>:llt;-the-eO"tnM1ttee business. Uie Internal Revenue Sei<-
chairman. a positive step toward vice • aareed earlier . this year to --crv:· nc.c1 ;sirnP.Jification of "'the complicated suspend"any compliarice etron until ned
mess we.have ft4?,)V.': .,, . July I. On fdonday', Treasury Sec-otet wn
Ros1enkowski s b11l 1s supponed by retary Nicholas Brady 1nnounced .,. C:,..,•
28 of1hc other 35 members of the tax-tllat businesses would not have 10 test
writina committee-. On the · other their health elans for compli1nce
~hand, 300 of the 435 House members before Oct. I. ·
ha e signed a bill by Rep. John At a hcati~ Tutiday
Karcher attomer· Wesley G.
'\\SI 1.1:\Dl.H'li
Ad vance-"rqjstration ·is. rcquired .. The"registration fee is $40 if.£!id in
advance or $60-at the door, tfspace is available. The registration fcC1ncJuaer
-----Lhe.kc)UlOlc.lUD.dKo.o.and rcJreShmcnUdurin&.5oCUion.break~eg-i~ration packets and addfti0'1al information, Call Marc Kelly at 955-11 21.
Howell Jr., said, " do not -view
our side as havina a significant
hUrdle. We· both have thina.s 10 jum~ over." · ..
·ne wall ii two-feet, rune-
. nehct-htth-a · e g
horsesJ" 'be added ... It's an easy
jump 1or horses."
LaFalce, D-N · ·
Secti0tr89:-'Fhe1 e is stron1 sup'p0nirr-1ee,-Bra'd 1rd tNrlin'fi
ht=Scna1e-f01 ,bo1h a))pioach . . . · nrSe11. ~te
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• • • Prudential-Bache Securities will discuss 1he o•tlook for Ford and ou1J.ine
strategies that allow sb.atth'olders to protect themsel\fes from a loss in v'alue
should Ford's price decline further. A method for improving dividend cash
flow will also be ex.plained. A frtt computer aenerated investment ponfolio
analysis will be offered to partici pants. • . .
The workshop will be 9 to I I a.m., May 6, at the office of Pruden1ial-Bache
Securities. 4695 .MacArthur _Court,-Suitt 900, Newport Stach. Reservations
can be made by callina 752-2280, ex.1. 191.
• • • • The Short StatUre Foundation. will have an AdvanC!ff Sales Ttttlnlqves
Semlaarfrom 9a.m. to,5p.m:1>R-M!lY 6,at the Ramada Inn Hole! in Santa Ana.
... Th.e.Sbott S~turt.Eoundationis.anon-profit;wc. exempt organization for
the benefi1 ofshon statured7disab1Cd people.'
For information c.all Madison Wrede, director Of telemarke1ing. at
843-1 IOJ.
The announced agrccm'ent
came amid trial proceedings.
Howell speculated that a final
agreement could be worlced out by
·Friday.•
ThC' SEC complaint charged
thal Karcher famil)'-membcn and
Alvin De Sbano, 53, of Anaheim,
avoided a minimum loss or
$315,000 by trading large blocks
of stock, knowina in advance that
(!;arl Karcher Enterprises,eamings
had declined 83 percent in the
·1hird fiscal ql.laner of 198~.
NEW YORK CAP) -The followlnt lftt 11'1ow1 iT\ New York Stock Exctl•nee. 1toc:k1 • w•rrenl1 !Ml n.ve 90M uo fM !TIMI • doWtt-IM mos btlHd on Hrcen1 ·f nv
1
es_ t_ ors .stay on sid_e 11·r· ·es-, :~~:1t~,:~:..:·.~.·: difference rulwten ' tl'l!I ltfeVIO\JI cloSlllG orlce ericl ue1d1v~,.l:30 o.m. orke.
~awaiting employment data 1·r.~r i: fll"Mrl
By .JOYCE M. ROSENBERG Volu,me on the floor of the Big March and that orders to U.S. IO'D'E U • " 1' ~..,mo' ~usi1.,'• ',l,.",." '" .. ~ 8~.· 11:.
,.~n 2~ Uo . .v~w.-_&ard..cametO 172.16..million shares. factories rose 0,7 percfnt last month. r •F tz l V. 1t: UP t
NEW YORK _ Prices. dipped up from 1?8.05 million in the _ ~ut analys1~id .1he s1atisli.c.s bad_ 1 K 0 • l\fo 8"--~-
lowerindul.!.And.dir:ectionlesstOOina-PfCXJous..sewo -hrUeelfccton trading. ,, l e'e~r:;-;. -=~~ 1~ 8E ~1 ~on-wan-Street Tuesday as many Nationwide, consolidated vol!Jme Goldman said many traden stayed ! ~CNA w f ~ UD HI:
U)vestors stayed on the sidelines, ·in NYSE-listed issues, including out of the markett preferring 10 see • UgrmPrcl · v, U11 •
playing it safe in advance of Friday's trades in those stocks on rcaional what Friday·s LliboTl:>cpanment lj v Mnloq v. ~ 8~ .
unemployment report. exchanges and in the over..-1he-repon on J\pril employment would ~1 t<t~M'9 •::z 1N Uo ·
. The .. bow Jones average of. 30 counter market. totaled 205.4 millio.n • hold. If the repon indicates a surging ~~t':v 1rJ; 'J~ ~ Hg ·t
--1ndustnal_!.fel! I 2. IQ..10_2,4:02.86 but shar~. . -econo~y.-fcars-of continued interest 111 Wu 1 14~ 1'.% 8° -·t
most of the plun,ae wasannbuted toa -'""Pfic:cs moved rn a narrow range for rate tukes could send stock pnces Avne'l'T:: 1•rt '"" u: .•
3Y4·poin1 drop 1n the stock of Easr~ much of the day. Alfred E. Goldman, lo"'er. @!~~1, ~~ ~ 8: ~
man Kodak, one of the averqe's a market ana!yst with A:G. Edw~rds Ho~ver. Goldman predicted, b''91teom :hl.. I Uo :'f
components. ~odak c~sed a~ 4~1.t. & Sons !nc. 1~ St. ~UIS;, descnbcd "That fi'ure will not really change 1.
after announcing a d1sappo1nt1ng .Tuesday s.scssion as basically a dull anybody s mind. The economy's not N DOWNS
drop 1n its first.quarter earnings. daycorrcrtinaa market that had a big coming unglued." 1~cu~1c1 Ii 1 '""' Declining issues barely oul' , . run-Qp'" and. that helped rclleve the Union Carbide was the mos1 active •. l nv1eoci ~ :•
numbered-advancing-ones-in na.-market~s-overbouaht-conditien,---issue-on-the-NYSe-Tucsaay,-falltn·g1,......-1-=t:!.T eo h v.
uonwide trading of New York Stock Goldman said tlie markel's upward to 31 9'.. · s ' !liii'~ct of I= 2~
Excbange-hsted stocks1 with 720 is-trend essentially remained intact. Pepsico, which announcCCi a 1-~~.11. -31'"
sues rising. 729 falling and 530 The government ·reponed that favorable eaminas report, rose 114 to -ofi'~W -" -~
unchanged. sale' of new homes fell 5. 5 percen1 in 49:¥.. -· cJ1n1t ' -~ ~e'i'(t~~OFn • -~
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THE BUSINESS E VEN T OF 1989
IS COMING T O ORANGE COUNTY
Pr• .. •cMI _,. l!r•••nto .. lty.:
,~. FUTURI aa•IYIMINT COllPOltATION
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Open-talks on · . · qpen enrollmef-lt
1fOr pi:Jbrc schoOls
The Assembly 1s cons1de ng a package of eight bills that
could ~hange the face of pubh eduqn1on. The facelift seem~
o verdue. ·
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, -·Wednesday, May a , 1989 All
U.S. neeOs
to reduce
e·nergyuse
To the Edttor.
The massive otl spill in Alaska isan
e1n1ronmentaJ rragedy. J hope that at
will motivate us to enact musures
that wall make it Jess likely to recur.
There are of course many cbanatt
tha t the government and 1ndusuy oan
• implement to Improve their cont·
10,aenc) plans to deal morccftCctively
The bills govern o pen enrollment. which would allo"
parcntp to choose tt\,e schools their children a1tcnd. a Ju~UF)
most <Son't cnjo~ now wnhout paying for the -pn v.ilcgc of a
pnvat~ educauon Mo t children attend the school in their
ncigh~rhood. . -rm...-.__..11nr"t"Fi:mc:c:M~r:;;c;~;i:;;:;:nr-=-=f--.....;;;.---'\:-1 Some scnoot-dmm::tsr suc:trlKtbe: lNlfie--Vriif 1MSChoo
wnh transporting crude oil.
-----+,_, . ., 1ra~rauvc that th,$.. be. done.
however, ll is symptomatic treat·
meot. v. bat v.c need tS to treat the
cause. Our economy in the United
States. utilizes 9Ubst.anlla1Jy more
energy per capita than other people
Distnct,-alrcady allow open enrollment Wlt htn lhe dtS(r1CI.
0thcrs do not. We wondet wtw
. Recent hne of parent~ wailing outside certain Irvine
schools to enroll their children demonstrate qua.Qty education
1s 1n demand. The better schools earn better reputauons.
What parents don't want the best for their children?
Giving parents a cboac.ewherc the1rch1l,dccn are ucated
.improve performance Schools with a cap\.ive audic'ncc lack
motivatton to ~ alt1hey can be The free entcrpnsc system
"!hould work as wtll m the dass1 oom ~s· irduertn tnc
marketplace
Addit~nally, open enrollment offers a benefit demon-
strated b> the h~es of parent~ ou1s1de Irvine schools. P~n:nts
be<:ome more involved when gnen a choice.
Still, there are several sti.ck} points that need to-be
addressed before tossing out the school boundaf) hnc<, and
hang.mg our the "first come. first served" signs. ,, ·
Teresa Hug.hes. th.e cha.J.n\omaQ .of the A scmbl)
Educauon Committee~ outlined some of the 1rnre., that netd
resolution before an open enrollment s~stcm can he
implemented:
-•Not all farn11ie;s have--equal acce s-10 transpon:.mon.
meaning school choices could be limited for some. ·
• Open enrollment might interfere with school 7dc-
scgregauon
• Distnct'i might accept some student\ and 1um o ther.,
awa). . ·
• Sctrools-mtghl detenorate 1f m:tn\ srudcnl'I ~rn 1 .
elsewhere.
•School enrollment strategics might be foiled rf largt·
numbers of students migrated from school to school.
Oearl}. there are important topics for discussion But ll
ts apparent the benefi1s of open enrollment wlll fo rce
educator and lawmakers to seek out solut ions. ·
The open enrollment bills have been designated for
intenm stud}. dela1ing action OR them until nc'\t year
However.Hu&hcs, aLosAngcles De:moci':u andauth-Orofone
of the bills. AfH086. plans to scbcdule hearings th ts fall
Parents should not mlSS the opportunit) to 1'nOucncc
1helr ~htldren's educatio n.
Assault rifles riot for _sport
Fe~ public debates are as 1mpass1oned a th e 0111.·
revolving around the possession of firearm ..
The debate ha long focused on handguns. but rt'tcnt
-evenu ha"'t' 'mftcd-that foeutto tm-po~d-a ~L ru:apo.m
The use of AK-47s 1n a number oi hornf\c 1.·nml'~ fa t1.1) for
instance, has led to fl temporal') han on imported scm1-
automattc assault weapons ...
It is certamly a simple task fo1 a criminal to obtain an
AK-47, but to stop them from bemg 1mpurt~d 1s to den~ ct la,~
abtding c1t11en the nght to acqulre one.
Pe.rhaps. But let it not be forgonen that the a ault
weapon 1s in ract a weapon. It wu spec1fica ll ) d~ tgnt'd for.
and 1s almost always used for. killing people
To put ll in .the hands of sportsman does no~ l'n<lo\\ tt
wath an)'thtng more noble. and to compare h "1th a
sportsman's fowling piece is absurd.
TM Uem~Sumter, .C.
_quality fo congressmen
It was Otung that President Bush' plnn for lightening
cthTCa.t namtafiff rn government was mtn1 puhh tmi'll) -
~fore . pcakcr Jim Wnght \\35 accused of 69 "1olat1o ns of
House rules. It wnsa rcmtndcrthat while the Democrn11cCongrcss has
focused so much attention of late on alkga11ons of
wronJdoin& 1n the executive brunch. th e nat19 nal kg1 latur~
ha a ubst nual factor of stcaic.
In presenttn& his plan, Bush appropnatcly made .the
point that the public finds at hard to understand wh) "ccnam
behavior 1s con 1dcrcd cnm1nal when commatted b> an
cxecuuvc branch official"' but 1 "perfectly legal w~
committed by someone 1n another branch of goYcrnment ...
Bu h said. "If Washm1ton 1~ 10 ~a level playina field.
then eycry pla)'cr hould be u~atcd the same "
Well said ne Albuquerqu~ ( .M.) Tr1buoe
Fusion confusion
The conunufoa news about ru ion 1 bcana pushed on 1hc
public at a furiou rate.
But whale~ wrsh them well. we'd like somoonc to come
forward w1tha litdt'aJossary of terms so the re tofu can keep
·up with acf'oanctments.
Sucb lhinp ls h~•"Y watcr palladium electf'9de and
bcli~ make tome of us wuh "'C h.ldn•t. dozed dunng
ICiel*dall. For whatever tfJ worth. fusion mi&ht bt somtthina to a.ct
excited about: but the bonom line is that for most of us. the
rnult i1 confusion.
We can·1 wait for it to bt invmted: ma)'be Utcn somcooc
wiU eapwn '° u1 what at rally means.
. • fte R11te"nr• f&a.> .Ncn
... OLL1E S?lLL .....
on this planet. The United States uses
almost SO percent of the world's
energy on le s than 6 percen t of the · att c~
traordrnanl) wastefui. '\nd wbat we
get for 11 is lots of pollutants., and lots_ of .problemi-th waste disposal...._ _ _,.
Man' \\ estcm European countries have· a comparable standard ofliving
to ours "hale u11lmng substantia.Uy
less energ-r per capita.
We need 10 encourage and
, subs1d1zc: l.'onscn auon while ta.Xina
Mo.th.o. r a~~ J·nventl·Q·nnee· dS t.~~.d+~~~.·~!u~a~~lnO:~N~ \;;., U. I l for automobtle!> ought to be enforced.
· The gasoline tax'hasn·t even kept up · ~~ · · · · · ff•· . '1.\1\h infla.uon, this iax should be som~ recq1gn.ition ofe .. orts ~r~ltl~i~~.~=~,
~ -more tud cnic1en1 automobiles. The
•· c~tra\ aganl u~r of gasohnc o uaht to I'm not a feminl'>t I h~t' h,1.,.ing
men OJX'n door. for mC' and ht'lp me
in and out of cw; I iJun't obJl'l.l to
s1t11n~ open-n\outhed. "'h1k a m•rn
e"plallls w.rne-1h1n to me.-that i '\-r
kno.,.. n for }car<i There 1~ nu snea}.1er
"a) 10 im press h1n1
I do belie'c 1n equJI p.i\ lor t·qual
"Ork. '.and e'en u1ore important.
rc<.ogn1t1on and lH'd11 tor a r-
co"lP.ll\hment~ h\ \\oml'n I Jr1n'1
ha\ l' 1n mind bal-..ing tai...r, .ind g1' •.n&
b1nh rm refrrnng tl) 111\ en11nn\ .ind .
d1~\Cl1C\ \\ hl·n ~opk \.b1nl of
1nvffiwrs, the~ ran:I., 1..onil' up "'llh d
"'oman'\ name < H1 .. urr ~1.ic.Jana·
Cune ol '\-ra\ lame -l">ut ho" 111,in,
other "C)mcn 1n,t·n1ur~ 1.an \1>11
name"
l touldn t nnmt· .111' 1tht·r, t·11h r I
had to rd) oo :i book. ··"vi other' 111
ln ,entten "ttMHtllt•n l:l' I thllr .\nn
\are anJ lireg PtJtck lo g1.:t th•
1nform:.111un I \!..Ullt'J
T he fir!>t "'oman 1n,en1l1r 11 tx·
d0<.umcn1cJ "'a) f-h pa11.i 111 .\ll•,,111
dria "'ho "'a~ born in .\0 1~r• \ht·
1nHnted lhe h\drt"Lllpe
\btlld Mastrr'i· lht' fir,1 \mn1tan ~oman 1nHnwr Fl't'l'•~ c1n Fnttl1Vi
patent in I., I 5 tor h1.·r 1n\t'nt1un t•I .1
machine 10 p1ef'.'"Jfl' 1nJ1Jn 1.om
(Amenca d1dn"1 1~\Ut patent' until
1790.) Tht"-paperwork of tO\tl'-t" "a'
made out 1n her hushand's n.1mt
·in 17Q) Ell \\h11nc't ln\ented th\
cotton g.in R ight" Wron~ I k blllll
the cotton gin from n dt's1gn hnndl.'<l
to him b) l athenne L111kficld
Greene She. g.i\c. him the plans.
financed lhC project and maril.Ctcd II
for him The patent 1s in his name
Bel"~" 1~05 and JQ.:!I ~Olb
~tents "-Crc. granted to \\ om~n Thi\
stud) was madC' 1n I Q1) and 1qhc last
comprchcn~" e \Uf' t'\ mnde of
women's p31enl\ b) tl)c l . go\C·r~
mcnt
lnformat wn on 1nH'.ntl(lll\ h'
wumen beforl' I 405 Jilli utter l ~~I 1~ ~i.1mp~ t-'cn "ltti the help ot a·
\.OOpcra11 \l'. .i nJ 1 nten.·<,tcd lihran.in
I lounJ unh mt•ager 11nput ahout
"omen 1n,rnll>r\ Patent\ .1r\· 1(
ulrdt•ll. hul fo.,., hbr.mc' ha'\.' thc;\t·
rel ur<l., •
~Jc.nt1on a ""Clmt'n 1n\entvr Jnd
\OU think ol d1spo'1hk d1apt·r,.
\tel11a coffl' pot and Johnn' n111r'
.\11 oflhe\l' wcrr an"ented.h~ "nmt•n
J) \\Cr~ 1hc brassiere p1nJ.. \·ham·
pagnr and the Bartm· doll
Rut oth\•r pat,·nl'> l'>\uetl 10 ""Ollll'n
uH l'r murt." than ~ 'i \'Jt\·~onl'' 1n
'men·~ lield'> ·
R,it"it:C$-' 1nru t.1on. c.hphtl1c.n;.i 101.·
munl/JllllO and f l·rramh In J fl' rt TI
due Ill 1lw l'ITun\ ''' \I.Omen
Lord -8) ron 'daughter. I Jd~ .\d.1
Jl.''>1&ncd 1h1.· pro tot} pe anal\ 11c.aT
l·ng1nt gr.indmnther ofh1d,I\ ·, u1m-
putl'r\ T hrrl' " Ol•" 4 m1ht.1r\
tomputcr pr1)~ramtntL lt.1ng.unge
,alkd \0 \ in her h1rn11r
"01 all tlw 1trm' In' cn1,·d l'I'
"umrn tOntnhull: 111 lhl'. quahl' 111
lite for c\ampk 'un\hade'> l\1r
hor'>L''· )p<.:d.ide' tor dog\ and
d l:l('C'f\ hH p.H .lil.l'l0 h
\ gadgt·r 1h.1t gc>r' 1n,1dl' ,1 h.th\ \
diaper '' ht:in~ mJr~ctrd h' three
Frt"n1. h"nml.'n \\ hen..-the d iaper 1s
"L"t the lt·•dgl't ·Pia" ·\\ ht:n ihc pro\ 1dc more of tl\e ta' revenues to
\a111b (Ju !\l.irt.t11n& In It nught ~·II pronde some of the funds' to d eal
hc:llt:r " H pld:ed .. JUst Onr of Tho~· IA llh the pollution rramc a.nd bca.llh
fhing,· or. ;-.;aght .ind [)a\ .. prublenu lhat hcJ~ t nus1ni... -.
OK so a kW1emntt:. oflht· pcuc' We need 10 break-our ddition to '
Jrt.' not "'red up n~kt On the other gasoline. and cnt.~ur3ge thc~vancc
hand. \\omen ha\l' plJ\cd J prom1-. ment vi ahcrna\a\l' fuels.
nent rok in a1om1<. and nudear .\'"-ECO -CLASBY
in \t~n11011~ In the I~ 10s Dr l 1$< · Laguna Beach
\1c11ncr 111 l 1..rca1ed ·and named ~ ·
nuclea r li\\1on rf ·
"hc:n (. hud. "caga made h•~ bo Ion Issue
· 01gh 1 that brnkc the !>ound barrier he .
d1dn I go d(rnn Hl lhl" lot.al ~ponme, a matter of choice
goo<.h '>lore to get the hclmC't hC'"'Ol"l"
\eager's hclrflC't and tht' hl"lmC't<o
\I.Urn later h' the ..1\lronaut'> "Cft' 1h1.
Jl·~1gn of \hn· t hath.1m
\011.C'-<llll'JH.-J .,..httkh.tir<o and
m11.rn~\.VPC' "'olar-hcateJ hoU'L~ ,ind
the U.t:\11.c thal ~t lJ0 th1.~ ~ir'l undcr~rounJ nuclear C'\pln\1on arc
all rc~ult~ ol resean:h .md dl'' clup-
mcn 1 ti' .,.. omen
-\ ~ln"l.tr) ntl\l'l1 up a f(1rmul.1 a l
hom1.· to co' er her I~ ping m1~takc' at
the c>flict' \\ ht'n shl' n-alitt•d the
dl·manc.J tor l 1qu1d Papc.-r .• 1 .. 'ht'
1.·allcd 1t she c>ll'cr~ 11 to IB\1 '\p
J1:al In I ~"'4 utllcuc bought h1.·r OU\
for $4., ...5. .null.ton ~ a ro.:1..a!~~l.ffi
ncn tx111li; \Old t1ll 1hc 'car !ill'k
<;o \\Oml"n in1oentor'.> often c.fo "l'll
financ1a~h hut not \<l "ell 3\ tar J<o
~n1tton~
In IQ J 1he '-at1onal Jn,<·n111r'
Hall 111 ., ..ime 111 \\ a\hingtt•n I> t
indu1. tt.•d ~: IO'l'ntnr' 'orw ,,,1, a
"Oman
I 'c 1.rnh ,i..1mmcd the \Urtal\. -J'
the Juthor' uf ··"-tothcr\ of ln,t'n-
llon ·'><ltd .,..omen·, 10' cnt111n<. ranttc
lrom 1h1.· hrn to the bpmb
\\h1c.h " more <,1gntli1.·ant ' It
1.kpenJ~ llO .,,..~he-r \OU "dill U\
'.>hapcJ up 1.H blo" n up
Colam11lst Aon H't>/Js l/v,.s In
UfUH ,\°/111,.1.
To lhc Editor
In the ongoing Jebate regarding
aooruon. thl' '-' 1ppcrma!ls and other
an11-atiort111n Jdl' 1s1s seem to mis-
undcr.tand thl· bd'>I~ 1 sue 1o volvcd
an Roe \S \\a.de a.nd JA the cu.m:nt
l ase bc:angaf'@ucd bdo~ the Supreme
~ oun The ISS\re IS nor pro..abot11on
'' an11-abonion 11 1 pro-choice vs .
Jlll l-(h011.~
lt rs ~Qunll) inappropriate for the
go' crl)nfen1 to decide tha1·a woman
mu~t wnunul"·~ pregnancy that she
docs not "ant a~ 11 1s for the
go' crnmcn1 to dtt. 1de that a woman m~ t~matc-., prcgnacey tf. he·
J\'IC\ no\ "'t~h to Jt' so TbJ ts a \'Cl) pcrwnal de1.1\1on that a ~oman must .
be ft'C'C to maJ..e
Tu ttao~· ul u~ IA ho a~ pro<hoicc.
the' go,cmment lofC'ed abon1ons an
< h1n.t an: J' rt>prchens1blc.-a the
regula11om th.it the ant1-abon1on
fal t1on "J\h It• ~c put 1n place in th~
'ountn
Wtule a numhcr of people ~-outd
·not pcr.onalh choose to l'la,·c an
abor11on e'\cept an hm1ted c1rcum-
s1anccs :in o' cf" helming ma,iont)
bch~' ~ that 11 ~hould remain the
IA nman ., nght ~o l hOO'>t"
\.\~OR "\~ RIGJiT
~<""port Beach
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-f!rushing-awayhisf!Kllice ~cord
What rm offenng hC'rt to<la)' 1~ th·c cndl'd up g1.·11111g ,) "Pltc primer u
hocluna tot) ofa rcponer om• btJ pllon ofbc1gc nhe "';VI <:.color) some
lt's a hard s\OI) for me II> lt01l p~unt thinncc .1nJ( .i coupl(' of
because the l'C'portcr m Qucs11on '" .l brushc ··
man I pcrsonall) hlo.e and admm!. But The bi ll ca1m to !lomcth1n1 hkc
like t'-Cn~M else:' J1mm) S3S. and at to l O thl· lollo,\ln& mo rn·
"Paantbru h'' Sande~ ha\ to learn 1ng. a und;i' Paintbrush p~ul1.-d ht
that the law 1\ the la" and being a car be 1Jc thl· "all .ind .,.,cnt to "otl..
reporter for The cr.1mento Bu "A au\ "ho II\''" 1n 1hc .,utldt\ ,.,inn
new piper de>t" n't ma~c )OU an ~IOpJX'd ha c:nr alter 1\1 b«n thcrt a
cxCC'pUOnl httle "h1lc and g:.1' (' m'" ht' name and
A 11 happens. Perntbru h h'e' 1n a number " Pa101hru'>h ~ 1d "In ca~ H
ubd1vmon. The subd1"1 1o'tl is happened agiun he .... an11.'<i to help '
called Parh1c1A Pl.a'" It 1s bordered Encouraacd b' th1 , Paintbrush
t7y Bond Road 1n lk (,roH sou1h of continu~ v.1th h1~ ~ork and tiad in
Sacramento. and u prolcc1cd from fact covered 10 of 1hc 13 otkndmg
the 11aht of that r J. 3\ v.cll a~ 1l~ pan I "'hen a ~hcrifTs deput~ ap-
r:io1St,b) a ma nf) ""-alt The ~aUl\6 pcartd tn h1s cru1ser. stopped, and got
feet h1ah and run ptrl\ap' 300 y rd\. out
OnC' 'momma thrte ""celc. aco. ..r thou&llt he wantcJ 10 ~ fnend-
Patnlbtu h wa dn,1n1 to ""Ork and ly:· Painlbnnh said ''hut thf first
notac.cd that meone hid spr.i)-thinf he id \olol.S. ·oK put down the
painted the "'onh I C RIPS aero s can. I tncd io t\pla1n what I was
pan o( tfk-. wall tlona ""Ith 11n1 doan$. that l wa u 11) pnmer and &
S)mbob he did not rtt<>an11t !Jr bad a can of btl t pain\ 1n m) t'ar. but
unckn tand , · 11 wasn't ~tuna \hrouah. He ordcrtd
That mctf'f! "IS left tn blur. me into l\1s car and asked me 1fl "as few da)'I tcr M>meone pa.in\Cd . \ln<kr Pl>Chtatnc ca"'"
the wordi H EAD (for lunbcad ). Paintbrush told him no. althouah
WOLFPA K. and. "' kuers 6 fttt t&k.1nt tato coo 1derat1on whcrr he
WI andlO fttt wtdc. thcc,cr·pupul&r wo<kl, that J a 'C" comphC'41cd
WHITE POWE question. •
AU t.bl1-at an black. "I told bim aa;un 1bout the paint 1n
··1 didtt't hh that.·· Paintbru h my car," Pamtbtu.sfi t.1td. "I told him
'Arid, "and I ... ned • cov~of wecu I rould .. ~im &he name of the auy totet1f10nWOncv.ou.ktdo~mcthi!'I ~ho'd 1toPPtd and offettd to help
OCMlliL" ' nut ume. I told him that unlc
Aad .taen no ooe did, Paiatbnllh 10mttiody did mclhma the ~hotc
100t1uucn an to h11 own hla. • wan milht end up covtrt'd "'''h .. , lalked IO the 1U7 at I.he ...... paffttJ.
Jlon aboUt tl." he saad. ·•anct he told "'He sa>d '\'ou 1.:an't Ju t 10 nw I cOulda'• JUM ...,., OWf the \nllnt t0mcb0d).·, •all: and then
~ dlilt n wOllld Ml'fd ...... I Cialltet f<K a tttond unit Whtk we
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1••1•\~ I' 111,Jf•H·
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"<'rt "•uung.. omeonC' in a car ~tupt)('IJ .rnd \hOutC'd tu the pffKl'r.
'\\hat .ire )OU &U\ \going 10 J o about
the 'andahsm"' and the l)ffit't'r
shouted back. 'I ao1 'SOmd~h 1n the
car ngh t nov. ·Then h~ tumcd Ill inc
and ~1d, ·0on·t h'IU-t 'er lout h th••
wall again ··• ' ,,1
~ fe" m1nut<'' laterthe ~onJ unit
am,eJ
"'The). too~ p1c:ture,:· Pamtbru.,h
\atd ''M ) face. m~ hands m) hru'h
the ...... -.11. the can of pil.lnt Ulm~ car. I
couldn't aet them to tal e the top t)ff
ttie can lO sho" 11""'.,1ht ~ me nllor
as the "aJI ·· It~• nO\olo abou1 '0.
"When the) 'd fina hed "'llh m~
cu.auon and 1hcp1~fttft\ '""Pa1n\bru h
said, "the fi"'t om ecr told me I W'll
free to 80· He ~td. 'Take )'OUr pam\
and your brush and~· om of here ···
Wb1 h PalntbnHh did. "I v.cnt
homt 1nd told my ,..,It."' he Q1d
"l''c ne,crbecn amstcd ~fo~and l
was • htt1e hook up. so I went
JOl&tnl:"
Whtk he -.1 JOlll"I-hO'ft'C\Cf
Paantbru~h's.6:-:t~ar..old da•cer and
1 fnend •Ho Md .pea• the ftlabn~ kc
u~ •net .came aaao ~ ~ .. M>
wift IOkl 1hem .... Ud blfpeMCI M>
the' ·d undt'~land 11 I "as a hllle
ups°C'I "hen I got hac ·•he id "It
toucht'd me h'U ~no" I come 1n10
the ho use and m' t>-\enr-old say •
'DacS<h , I "on·1 "'11her HIU I'm JU t
sorn )ou got am.''>tl'l.i · ·•
Later in the m,,m1n ta.Jong has
d~ughtt'r's lncnJ homt Paintbrush
de'C1ded I\(' C)Ughl 10 C\pla1n 10 th('
\.h1ld's parent~ "hat had happcnt'd
It "a thC' fi1'l t1me "hC'0 J \ta)ed 0' t'r
at o ur hou~· · he \Ill~ "and I didn't
"i.Ot her gcnni.~ome and sa;i.mg J'd
&Otten UT'C\t l'd
Pauubrusb spill.c to the \Jule
g.irl"s mother "ho.-.e hu band as at
tum out. 1s n dcput\ 'hcnfT, who IQ
tum taH.C"d h> the Bm'S\IOJ offi~r
abuut t~e gra1Ti11 on the Par~ ,.,cw
Pia~ v.'lllf .... ho agr1.'('(J to tear up the
c1Ulhbn "HC' l the child" Jathe-r)
called me hucr that da). and a kcd 1fl
still had the paint ••
A.nd so at fh"r o'clock. Wcdncsd~)
al\tmoon. Pa1ntbru h and the otT·
Jut) dcput) \henff btaan ro"cnna
1he ,ramu on the ""11 \\ 1tbin ha.lfan
hour. tv.o other ri tdcnt of Plrk'-xw
Pl.act had \lopped and ~ere help11\f
too.and tht'n a 1annc in full uniform
~topped. took off ha tun. and also
p1 ·kC"d up ab~.
nd 1n the end. 11 was noc only J1mm' ··ramtbru b"' ndcn but t.ht
polfCC. lhc m11t\l.rv and t\\tO c1n laan
paint1n& the v.h1te powtt and Cnps
andslinhead otTthc •'Ill~ \bey
h\C
Wh1chf of courte, 11 the ultltnat('
danicr o an unch kcd ~
•\narthr._ ,,,,.. O.xttt
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Orange Coast DAILY PILOT/ Wednesday, May 3, 1989 i. ; , )
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the fo under of Bank o f America. Con, idercd to
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To celebrate hi ~ birthday, we're rnaking chi..
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. SeahaWks fall one ga"1~ off paee after 3-0 loss
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9y JON flltGUSON · minster winning streak which has That would be. one game ahead of °'_,_..,.._SU« ·vaulted the Lto ns into ate for first lhetv.ochallengtrs"llhtwopmcsto
Westminster stanina pitcller Brett place in the Sunset League with play and the season scnes lie-breaker
Grebe hurled a four-hit shutout for a Fountain Valley at 8-4 cn1cnna ad\'antage ap1nst both Ocean View
3..0v1ctoryoverOccan V1ewTuesda} Saturday's showdown 11 Fountain and Fountam Valle)
which provided the Lions with a key Valley. Ocean View. "h1ch rem on~ game
win toward avenarna what slipped "rm like. 'We Just won the cham· back at 7-5. now needs help to gain
through their hands II the finish or p1onsh1p,' and I can't be that way,'' an) pan or the league utJc. The
last seuon. said Westminster Coach Ken Os-Seahawks had defeated Westmin~ter
. Grebe was overpowcnng in allow-trowslu after Tuesday's v1ctOI) and Gttbe 1n the first round, 2-1. but
.ma JUSI four ground-ball singles for "Who knov.s what could happen 1n couldn't put together any offense on
the complete-pme shutout, n.ion1ni the next fc" games. Nothing' Tuesday-~
bn consecuuve scorelrs lllrungs proven. Even \hough n's an emo-"That(l· l).wa t-h~-krnd of game
stnng \O 10 aft" •throwing three uonal wrn, nothing ~ot cstaelishcd we needed today." said Ocean View
perfect innings of..reherforthe "(in on .. The key 1s him.' ~id Os1ro"'slc1, Coach Steve Barrett. "He's thrown 16
Saturday pa1nung lo the Ltons' other stan1ng mnings agam'>I u~ and we've scored a
He has allowed Just five runs in his pitcher. Bnan Stubbs ... He gets us a total o( two runs on him. and that's
'! 28 inntn:is and w()n four...sua1ghl &ood performance on Saturday. aJ).d against a good h1ttmg team. Thcre·s
decisions dunna-a sevc(l-game West· we'll be nght where we need-to be.'' s111l thrce games left. We're going 10
• bounce back ..
II was1usr aJear ago that altt>r the
final game ha been pla)ed, West·
minster looked to have a co~ham
pmnship and tht dcfc~ndmg chatn--
pion Scahawks appeared out of the
-playoffs. That v.-;rs ~i'OR a rulrng-
came down that the lion-; had u-.ed·
an 1nellgiblc pla)cr and had to forfc11
the final win O\Cr the ~ahn
ie'l?V1l1l'fhTI10n'> 1n tlilra place
"That ate me up for weds. o r ·
moot h.<," Ostrowski said ·· 1 thought
11 would be 1n~pmll1on th1s.}car. and
then as the 'icU'>On went on. 11 didn't
seem hke the) rcall) cared about 11
Then evcf) unu~ in a "'hale. I hear
someone bnng 11 up
Ocean Vlew•s Seo~. Carlngeua' takes lt
healthy swing but came up empty Tuesday
··1 think ll I\ a motJ\ auonal thing I J ~
D.., ~ ,.._... .,. Nldr •-••
Ocean View first baseman Todd Burns turns a high throw
Into an out by tat91n9 arett Grebe An the second Inning.
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Nichols ' double provides.Edison with
something to build on at Sunset finals
8)' ROGER CARLSON
0t -o...,, ~sun
E"e111hmg v.ent according 10
Hoyle Tuesday at the unset League
bo)S track and field preltminarie al
Hun11n11on Beach -no faTse starts
no falls o"cr the hurdle • no prob-.
lcms As a rtsull the Edison H1ah
Chariersawa1t Friday night's final a\
Huntinaton Beach with -1U.U.illiOn
that c-.en their coach, frro Marqu~1.
finds d1fficuh to covn-up: Edi on 1s
an O\-'?l'\\'hdminJ favonte to-protm
1ts5-0 record ~'Uh morcoflhcsamc in
e U'laJS. --
"Unless lbere 1s a total brcakdov.n.
and I don't mean 1t an 1 hov.ofTS<:nsc
at all," admmed Marque1 "that'<.
ho"' it looks ..
Senior Doug Nichol~ led the "a)
casma to wide marains of v1c1ones 1n
heats of the 400 and 800 to St·t h1m..elf
up as a doublt"-<'dgcd fa, onte fnda>
Nichols. the state leader in the 00
With a be I of I .52.54. "h1ch IS 0 ~
nat1onall). brce1cd \O a 2:0 I.~ an the
00. then l·amc back to eas1l:,-quahf}
v.11h a 5 l 9 In the ~00
.. He'll go the 400. 00 and mile
relay Frida>." wJ ~~uo . "Tht"
400 1s JUSI for sent~I. he·s the
dcfcnd•!J& l~~ue champion ~
"'eJC!tor'lFit'sthe 00 ..
&tison'i> game as one of ~\cellcn1
-batan«" wnh brg tRJO'rn tn '1n1itu)
C\.Cf) d1r~uon "uh the c..\.CepUOn uf
the tturdles
Among wmc standout efforts on n
day " hen the object I\ c "as rtall~ JU'it
to make the finals. nOt fl1n with
records. "ere b) Hunun~ton Bcach·!I
D3"1d ~n ( 11 3 and -2 5) 1n the I~ ff~ SUNSET /12)
for them. but the) won't adm1t 11 ll°s -8
ltkc. 'Gosh darn I\. that i&a~ our ('jh a ~_K:'l_s
cba'!'p1onsh1p la~t year.' so the> 're• r-o-1 I
coming out c"cn harder and tr. ing 10
keep pace, pieGe-of lead-1
"'18;.!;~ came out n ard Tu1.'~J) -Luckless Edison w alks IA losing run, 3-2
rel)'1ng on his faMball earl> <>t.can • •
Vie" received consccut1\e \lngk" The D<1lly Piiot Jnd atti:r lurung. a, fielder\ lhOllc ..
from Dan tlernande7 and ;ary F v II 11 h' A l'\'O mordr"-e p;t~S(:S came .up to force
C'h.nstopherson an the first rnnin~ hut ountain a C) 1'1' s .iron\ i.n r o unt.-im v_.nc 's fk'it run snappt·d a two-g:Hllt." l~tng 'kid and Grebe a"o1Ucd troubk when can maintained d ponaun of thl· k.id rn Ron Orchcr ~ .. tJl'LC'>sfllll' 'iQucc1cd
View lost track of '111ke Burns' the ~un">Ct l cagul· ha...,·h~ill r<Hl' 1ugl·ttht'lb1on-.e,enat~·~ andaltcr
hallow blooper to left field litubbs Tuc~a). \\aJun~ home-~ith .i \.2 a SClond-0ut .\-1Jrk Dodd lJmc u1
made 11 running carctr and thrl'"" fo tnumph o'er' 1:.111ng Edison Dodd v.orked the HlUnt 10 '\-1 thl·n
second for an cas) double pla\ t}rnu:d on two hn' 1hrough "' took an out~1de pt1l'h.fo1 the: o;imc As Grebe beg.an lo mh · 1n his d c ., o · Cl"' ~un eball more frequent I~. (){ an innings an 3c1 ng a.--dcl1e1t go111g "'inning momenl . into the bottom o f lhe ">C\.enth thl· ')1e'e ~on1gomen "'ho \lrud. lwi
Vic" h11 onl) three bal W tht• Baron~ pulled 11 tlut "11h a '>lrokl· 111 12 and allo"ed .no earnt'J run' go1
(Ple•se see OCEAN VIEW /841 good fo rtunl· Jgatn'>I th~ h.1rJ lul I.. thl' \ ll tor. tor h1un1ain \.Ille) 111 '><-·l
•~Prep softball/BJ
• Ktn'ts flr• coach/82
• NBA playoffs/82
•Major Leagues/$J
• Prep standlngs/84
Chargers ~ \a1urda) \ fiot plate ~ho"du""n ~mur RR'r ~h !lrl'l haa n,intl-\\llh \\ c~\llllOSIC'r lie aJIO\\.Cd lh c
<.ulfl·d Foumlun Vaill'' w11h JU'I lour hm and \\Jlked one ... um:ndu1ng
ba'>l·runnas from th( M:'Conl..l thruugh t"o run'> an lhl' lounh ~hen the
s"th arter \\randing throc 8Jmn\ m Barom "Crl' "c:n {l.Utlt' ol 1"11 M
thl· lir'>\ frame. but a ~udden lo" lll thcu th~c: error\
control put ~o Baron\ on llaw "llh "Rad .. real!\ p1tlhed an l1utl.13nd
free passes and lhl' C h.irgt•r<. "c:nt to tng ga me •· !>31d f ount.un \ Jlk'
the bull pen ( oal h Ron La RufTa "' 13ut w dtd
I WO reud pw:hcrs \\('re tu lOOl~ UI). It'\(' ..
Also in the 'iunset
.• Manna H1$h. v 1t..inp used therr-3-...~ lot 1n the lineup to-full
adq1ntage. M;Onng '"Ile." 1n the third
and twice m the fif\n behind me
combin.auon of Chns Boyd. Marc
"'iev. field and Robin I 1ndsc~ to beck
up Junior OJ' 1d Schultz Stroftl
mound pcrforma~'e for a 4-l vldOr')' ~-+---+<·•
on the"' inner'~ d~mond. ,
The 11..mgs \tturt.. for two an tbe
1h1rd Bo)'d dch,cn:d an RBl-sinak.
follo\.\ed b' a ran-,·cmng blow ftom
L1[fd~\
In ttic fifth aher tv.'O were out.
&).d SUlgled auJ_ ~ on New-
field '" do ubk. then Lmd,ey sent
'k\\field home ~11h a base hn.
Do" n 4-0 the Oilers truck for
'>tnglc talltc'> an the m.tl\ and sevmlh.
getung bad .. 10-bact.. 1n&)cs from
C,crad ( a"'hom and 8nan Wfiaht
3f'\er t\.\O out 111 the 1x1h. then a
sc'cn1h-1nnrng RBI fly ball from f Pfeas~·see_ ~/ .. t
·sallor.s edge University Corona de/ M ar establishes itself on aJJ
fronts for boys and girls at finals Friday
TN Oalfy Pilot .
Rall)lng lrom a ~-Cl ddil1t 10 g;iml'\ 'l" port I l .. 11f){11 lhgh l l'PI 11\
hope'> for lin1 h1 og an ~'C'ond plan• 1 n ~a \ ll'" I l .•~Ul '""l'' hJll .Jl1' l'
I ucsdayn1gh1 \.\1th an 8-1S.10-15 15·' I" 11 I 'H•' 1llnr~ u\l'r' 1\lllntt
l 'nl\Cr<ill}
lhe verdict lcJ'l'" each al h-\ 111 k.l(l.ul· pla' hul thl I ro1.1n<. hnlll J
t1chrc-aken-dge b" "'nuc ol thcir tour-tianw" an 1•\ l'r '\n 'fl\lrt 111 thl• llr-.1
round
UOl\.~r tty fin1she~ wnh st:JnCIJ un lht• IOJd rr1d,I\ \\hlk thl'
a1lors '1 11 f l'l0th1U
··v..e ~wllC'hcd.D couillc oLtlunp around l;\I\,·~ 1h11 l11-.11v.1' g1tm~1 ··
~1d Ne" pon Conch Dan (1lcnn. ··our '-11 I m1JJk hk•~:ll'r Ton'
Meni,. en her broke or 'ipr::nne"d h1., 1humtl .,\\ \\ 111 -\lll'loo ,uh! Ian luhe"i
came \hre>U hand f)4a-vf'd W'fT~ tOr-trmr tttnmd~ ...
Outs1dt hitters ('hm l t"e had ~ Lllh ,1nd Bilh '-g.u'c" ;LJ "-h1lc ~Te,1Jpoulo<> chipped 1n "llh 64 "'""t'l 1n thL mJt~h '-c~p.'n lfd1k'd··
11-8 1n the fourth game before rl'l·ord1ni the: OC\l ~'Ull fl'>1nt~
for l 'n1,cro;1t\., '>tl"fan Mum;i\\. Jcit•m, I l.111 .ind fohn (1,1nnun
"ere the kill k'adcr"S v.1th I" 11 and 10 re.,S)Cllt'l'h
In anothl·r ~a Vic"' mallh
• \fatt C '"c.nn1a had'>('\ en an.•\ oil h" 111111r 't "c JthJ t"1~h1 kill' tu f Plul~ s~~ VOLLEYBALL/82)
--By-RICHARD DUNN o.. ""°' c-·--
( orona de! \\ar ll1F.h·, J1 .. 1an~c
1unnl'r\ Ml w ~oo<l the kadcr ,.1n
a, l11.1ll\ \Ill\\ up dunni the tin.ll l.lp
and ll-1 ,11hcr teamm3lc:' tinl\h a link
do'4't to lh(' "11Uler. \OU~ 'gl"l 3\X"l\ \\ t(h Ind.\ !ah·
thJt Ir lhl' prdlOl\ "hllh lClO~ pl3l\'
h1r lh\.' ~-.. \ 1c.:." Lea u • .u. R.a.m:h.o
\.in11.1ttn l lllk&l' in anta ..\na un
T tl'WU\
l M """ io.1~ k-d trr ~f'C' f .:t W ' cllc Jnd (ire"A <\hl')~·ll. ..c:ntcrcJ
tile~ trat.i... 1..hamp1nn,h1p\ a~ lhl'
l31nn1e .md "'11 no dl1uh1 ma1n1aan
1hcir l.1txlmg gNng 1n10 Fnd:\\ '
kagUl' tin.al'·" Clt\1 do nunatc:d thl·
prd1m1n,1n runn1n1t l'' l'n(\
h1 .i>1. k hl.'.1dcd lor'tanlord 10 thl'
fall r.rn lh<' da' '~'' time in the ,, ll 1
< l ''> It anJ tinLilicd 1uu_ bchanJ
l nn('~1t\ ' f:nn \ah in the •l.600,
although 1 d1dn 1 matter 10 hr}ock
~·cau~· lhl' final'\ are where It counts.
'( \ al11 "a J o1ng the "Ork and I 1u~t snt on him · hf)od said of the
rwl ~ .1nJ Ill'' I.; lim heat an the 1.600.
Ul ~ hL1..h h~· "a\ dod.ed in 4 22 1 "Al
the end hl' p1, 1'.cd II up10 a pnnt. l>ut
11'\ n,,, .. , h1g a deal to lo uLt.be
prl'ltm\ n~l tall~ because (V~h) is a
great ninnl r I ptl 1'.ed 1\ uv I bttle M
the end hu\ I \\il~fl't go1~ lo ~in_ n-w~th\-nh nmmng, in heat one of the
I .~110 prehm' •
\.alt' ~ ~~ 3 urning rn tl\c 1.600
w~ th\: l,l\lC\l ol the da). "hr)oclc.
"11d ht' goal I\ lo run a 4.1 3
In tht" c-av-m-l~"elle. who v.a
nc' ca , hJll ngl-<l and cruised to easy
, ·~ tlirtc:' m th<: 'Ocl and l 600 meters.
hl "a' ;ible 10 lei up a tad dunng I.be
f PS..w ~SEA VflW /921
Coast within .~-game of top sec sweeps pa ir
from Cal Lutheran Ru~tlers lose big opportunity
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Thanks · \O some help from R1vers1de 1-1me behind t."o-lcad1ng C~ pre,., and Rllnl ho "'"'Ofianac CotSt Col~'s bakball team rcmams The Pu-ate . "ho ampro"ed 10 I .~ in the Rtv R ID -flt"T a 10-tnf. 4 ~
'" tbc th.CIC of the Oran&c Empire Conference Oranac Empire. do~oul th rqularscawn un "ICtOr)' in their orkner apin~t {al
title chat. Thurida) v.hcn the> v1§1I \1\lh..pl34.:e Fullerton tu1hcran 1n a Gold n \tatc thktH. T~ Plt1tn. who entered the v.td. with Ttkn. u ~111 tx a m:mcr of G'-'Dllin& tM othc1 Conference ba~ball pmc the
pmes ••nst on Tllesday and Thutsday rc,ult on Thursd3> and Saturda} "hen OU \outhcrn CoMomta (ollcac.-Vat\·
in11 1ams near the bottom or1he tattdanas '\\Ill ha"c a b)c 1uards brol>.c loosc-Wlth an CH'S) 01
red 10 nftd a sWttp to keep 1hc1r 111le hope~ The P1rtfC> posted m•t1ch1ns four-run ba!IC hits (26) en route to i ~4-16v.1n
-c, innings in the fir\t ond third ond the outbu1't m the niant ap -"h' h took Ill
And. foU0•1n11_ 9.0 v1ct I'); OH'r ~Jdl wu mort than enoua.h ~upport for v.annin3 1nnin •
beckTucsda} coupled ~•th RI\ er 1dc' u~t of pitcher R)an Thibault. ~ho rno"cd dov. n the.-The \\liO 1cams racbd each other\
first-place Rancho Sant1110 and (.)pttU' Gaucho alloYrml fi"c hit and four \\; f k\, p11ch1n1 up for 14 doubk~ fout
victor) O"tr Golden West.()( C finds 1tttlf 1n wtulc fannma sl . l tnples and th~ home run 1n the \MN~ m * COAtimncc but JUU a balf·~--f,..._ lft.OCC/el).._..._.._...___ f~ '" KC/11t
T~ Dally Piiot
Tht-onl~ 1h1ng "llr\l' than thl' n1ahtm.trl' tf 1¥,11 pwJull I"''' '"l t l .. di .;\0 10 olast in thl'
C 1ufdl'O \\ Nl < olkgl' b.1scb;ill ll>a~h &:r1 third inning pr,,pdlt'd < 'p~ 1;to a ttt with
\ 1ll;uc;al l'\j'C'1l'nccd on T u~\ila\ than hi\ lH\rl R3n~ ho .;inuago llll the c 11nfrrt'lCC k dtnhlp.
tl":lm·s ~-.i 1bac" 10 ,,.,,11ng {~r"~" T 2ha1t-1aml'aheadllfC1nlJl'n\\c tn\al-Oraaer
in~lud1ng a "·run tounh 1n01na \\hen<' pre'' t OO\\
put togl:'lher M"'en 'tr.lrJhl ~a~ hit~ -"·" .. \\c JU\t ha'(' to Ytsn _q_n fhursd•>· and
ll'arnmg of\\ llat happened in the ~\t lll the hope ,\,ll"ICbud~ f-ullert1.10. '-.nocl>.i Coa t off
Orange E.mp11~ (onfor~nt'c That' our onl) chanlt' nov.:· ~11\.1\1llaral
\tt~r "'a\dung ~m t('3m·, r1t,h111L1 rnrr., -\ illarcal -.:aid h,·n ~nd Toh' fof'('man 10
bh,t<:rcd for 01n run~ 1n thL' lil\t li't" inn1n ' thl· mound on ihu™-1J) '·"in ;)ttrmpt to~·
<: .. en a four-run ninth did httk to hO O\One·, bJl k into the ra1-\' fora'"°''" thc.-late pla\off.l.
p1ms \It. IO \'11laf'('a1'\ ~tlrd\ ••('3me too hllk On a ~r nal not(', th(' Rustlen. rrank
and too late ·· Hc1 man~)\ a d hi\ \l\th \tn113ht pm~ with a
rl'lt { pr~" t''(pfo,1t1n i nelud1f\& fd1.-,on fPJti-seoe 11\JSTLlllS/ ...
Hershl ~r uses just 99 pltche_s
to snuff Pirates with 7._0 win ~\'
..
tngs seeking new hea<j cpach
aft~r giving Ft ore~ his dismissal
... ..
Ftorck, pcakma with rcp0ners at :i hotel acro~s tnc
trcct from th e t-orum, where Vath()n had madc tti'r
INGLEWOOD -Robbie Ftore~, wbo announcement moments earlier. said he ftlt no 'b1th:1 ·
guided the Los A?gclcs Kmas to one of their a ncss. .
most woccssful seasons ever •. wu fired • .-"'-.:, "Biuer at what?" he asked. "The oraa niation was
Tuesday because he "was not the nght guy for · lf'C•l to me, the fans were great. We've got a great groupol
ttle team at the moment... . pla~ers. They did the best they could.
Ah.bouah the K.inp. led by Wayne Gretzky, polled "We did tht best job we could and it wasn't gOQd
their third best reaulaMcuon record and had thei r enoutJl. They think they can find somebody better. that'
hi&hest finish in the Smy:the Di' is1on ever. Florek and th!' w1y ii sh~ld be."
)ome of his players ·apparently wert divided by Vachon said he "111 begin compilins a list of
d11scnsion. candidates 10 succeed Ftorck and hol)C$ to have a new
"11 was th!' fCt"lins of the club head coach before the NHL Entry Drafl in mid-June.
thal.tl this, time. it was ID the team's "We have a lot of veterans," Vachon said ofhisleam.
best interest to make this change:· "We nctd a coach who will be goOd technically and havt'
said Kings general manage( R<>Jie a lot of communication with the veterans.
Vachon. the only team executive "This )Car, "'e had a lot of pressure to win. We expect
present al a hastily called news to do better ne't )Car. The~ will be pressure on lht new
conference. coach."
l'tor•k
'We felt that he (Ftorelc ) was Ftorck. under added pressure atler the acqu1S1t1on of
not the ritbt auy for the team at the Gretzky brought the KJngs into tJle NHL limelight, was
moment · hired whale Jerry Buss owned lhe Kings~ Bruce M cNall
Asked about the reponed fnc-bought oat Buss in March of J 988 and later in the )ear
tion on lhe team, Vachon said: -acquired Grctzk~.
"That happens every year. You cannot keep 20 players Ftorc~. asked what ume Tuesday he found out he
happ} all the ume. This wasa management decision. The was being d ismmed. smiled and said. "Oh, about 12:06.
"-pta1ers tlad nothing to~o wtth..!i!:.t._"...;·'----------T~lJ~i~(wM-.Vaduml slaned -at 12."
Celtics bow out In three
..
\HI \ HOI \Ul 11
SUNSET ,,....,
spnntund Tom Gana rn the hurdles.
1.oc)'. ao Arkan)l5 traMfe r, enters
the finals v. 1th the No. I label 1n the
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"'1th Oct-an Vtt"-'s Ben C'e r (I I. I)
and Marina's Chn John$0n ( 11 2).
Barons ~ssume t9P
spot in softball race
Garu turned in the day') best
quahf~ in& time tn the h1&h hurdles
wuh • f5.7. ct.allenged b). West~
minstcr'i, Jame~ Lt (I S.9).
Jn the intermediates. Garia (41.9)
a nd Marina's Ed Monroe (4 1.6)
appear to be the hurdlers to bear.
T oday1s girl finals arc a~hc same ~•&e with the san1~ fo rmat. innmg
at 3. Manna is the dua meet
champion v.iih Edison its ncare t
f'ountt1n Valle High so~omorc'
nght·h:indrr Rae Rice took thina~
into her <>wn hands Tuesday an<J
restored some order an thl: Sun!lel
League softball ra~.
Rice pitched and batted her lieam·
mates bad . int.o sole possession' of
first place w1th a rei.ounding 9-0
,·1ctory at Edison. She struck ou\ 14
and waJ ked none. allowed JUSl one o stn&le, faced JUSt one batttr over the
svksu Luove i.utMS minimum Qnd luaged a thrl'c-run
challenger.
l•t "~ ...-c11> homer in the third inning.
.. n Her drt'e to left was a lane dmc 100-(llH I I) I CeHr (0\1) II I ?
S-Mt LN~
W L "f'<•a
Fountain Vell•v S 2 0 Hunllnoton Be.ch 4 3 o 1
Marina 4 3 0 l
Ocean View 4 3 O 1
EdJson 3 4 O l
Wew,,1n1ter · I 6 o 4
T~v•1 Scor.t
Hunttnoton 8 Hch t, Medna 0
Ocean View s. Wntmln1ter O Fountain V1Uev 9, Edison O
,,ldav'• G1mH (l:IS p.m.) Fountal/\ V•Hev at Wt\lmln\tt r
Ocean View at Huntlnoton Beach
Edison •I Marina Ancienon 1e1 11 • ) sri.111e1 1Fv1 II • • over the outfielder's head and al
veccero IM>. 11 s 111 .. 1 11 1 Jonn'°" 1M1 increased Fountain Valle}·~ lead to
112 , Lecv <H8> 11 3. l Rt••tv 1£1 11 3 •. 7-0. Shannon Dohsn v.as the onl .. 81111S (W), 11 S, S Grt~et1 IEI II S ~ h I' 10CF<11 .. 1 11-1 cuer 10"1 n 1 1 Buth .Baron to have as man} a~ t\\O hits an \ rec wa ... s
1w1. n 1, 111ee1 11 1 L•cv IH&>. n s 2 Per11. the I I ·hit attack, goina 2 for 3 v.1th ln non-lca-gue pla~ IE>. 11 1. 3 Vaccaro IM> n 1. ,,., .. , 3t 1 ••ro two run5 ""d an RBI. • lennie Engstrom·) bases-loaded 11!:1 n t, , Gtant rM1. n • .. l o,.,.,,~n'MI" ..,, h h tMt, n 1 Fountain Val~)'. no"-a game up on home run in t c s111t mntn&
.oc>-<,., .. , 11-1 N''"°'' <Et s1 • 2 o • ., three in the champion'lhtp rut:e propelled L1ben~ Chmuan to a I 2-" "trman (Ml S2 I l Har• !El S7 7 • Perk f El Ch h 1F'v1. S3 o. (l\te1 21 t Gren• IMI s2 t 2 Arao LID roved to I 6·5·1 O\Crall. \ ICIO..!l-!.!.. sinor~ nst1an as t c 11i1 "' 2 w 11 1Mlh S24 itHO tOYt-~t w ere an the Sunset Minutemen 1mproYed to 14-4 o~er-
1(11=., 1~~~>. ~;;~ 3N·~~~~.~~~1 22°~J. ! •Pam Fogg. Hurlltngton Beach's all. dropping Elsinore to 9-1 El~morc
Perk IFV J, 2.0S 2 lllH I 21 I Ba•m l~J 2 OH senlO_LOPtl-handc:r,...!landcuffed \llSll-Chnsuan had sccm:d severt1HT1"?5 m
G04la1-.olF-¥» 1~ s. 3 Monro. tM> 101 s 10a Marina on J·ust one hit and the fourth and fifth mninp with ft' us\ • caac....... (EI 2 011 ° h \ " I\ d• IC t llOHH lti••• 11-1 Lt <wi IS9 1 JOllnson. allowed only two to reach base the one 1 to oven:omc a u-v .. 1 The Detroit Pistons outscored Boston. . . cM>. "3. 3 F1e•d• rM> 1• 1 • 01n1M 1Ha1. entire game as the Oilers dealt the before .Engstrom ignited a five.run
27-8. an the last. 9: 17 and, behind Vinnie ~~ 1u . 111 .. 1 21 1. Garre <HBI is 1• 2 Huvn Vi kings a I ·O setback si xth fo r the winners.
J h • 25 · I d 3-0 IF\I), 16 I. 3 8 ouit IEI. t& S • S1>ence IWI. ·• I bo · · o nson s points, comp etc a sweep 16 1. s ooh• rov1 , 1u Fogg allowed a first -inning smgle to n ys p rep tennis: ~ with a 100-85 victory Tuesday night that ----300IH-111eal 11 1 Monr~ tMI oo, 2 Powe lcadofT hitter Krista Yodte who • Huntin ton Beach High utt lized
ended the Celtics' shonett playoff season in' 3~ years. __ _:==::::==.:====::::=::::::~8~=1·--.i'~~~r.~\~~;~ .. ~-?~~rl:'ht~>o. t1 ,.0~1\= -W<>Und up 1nt'1fd bCiorc Fou cou • w in 5ing es an manage --..-----,--,--:-Visiting ~troit beldBofton.lJulJlnLCdice:i:r..1.l!JOOu..tpol01'innts...1·oi.uu:..,;_-1---:---=-,::ll;;;.--<W>'. •21. l &<Mc 1£1 AH A F1•1e1~ 1M1. o s. retire the side. another point in doubles to defeat
..third straight game and limited-th!' Gdrics-to-301>0tnts ---~lY~~----~-r---::=--s Hvvn (FV>. •• 2 11\--lhe-lhud inn1ng, 1t -wa Yorke t90ft, o-8:fll~hcrfutaf
l
af\er they· Ted 55-51 at halftime. They·had-just 12 1rr-tht' ~[ again o n the basepaths with the help Sunset Lcuue C'JF.bCrth at Ltndborg
Tuunh quarter afler leading. 73. 71, entering thc·period. c of Huntington Bcach'sonlycrror, and Racquet Cfub. And) Stewart , David
The last time the Celtic$ failed to survive thr first • VOLLEYBALL she advanced to second before the DiManooand JamesCah1ll each won
"'ere s"ept for the first ti me since a 4-0 Josi. to Mil\\aukec From Bf The Oilers. meanwhile, got a run an the pla}ofTs.
round "as 1n I 956 when the)• lost 2-1 to S>racusc. Thl·~ "-.'.'~ • threat died for lack ofsuppon. all three matches to hf\ the Oilers into
in thl' Elstrrn Co nference semifinals an 1983 and thL' lead Corona dcl Mar. J J .~ ll' crall and the first inning when Sasha Kyle •Behind sweeps from Graham
founh tame an the franchise's 82 pla} off sen es. 9-0 in league. to a 1 5-1. l 5-1 '. I S-11 singled t9 center and reached second Galles and Aaron Brauer. as "ell as all
In other NBA first-round pla)ofTgames: """ :-~~--=-... \ICtOI) 0,er Estancia. b· 7, 4-5 • \\hen Shane Bradley's sacnfice "-SS three doubles teams. Laguna Beach • C..crald Wilkins' 18-foot jumper v.1th six seconds In the unset t eaguc· · booted. had hltle problem wtth Pacaric·Coast
left an o' en1 me gave the New York Knicks a I I 6-1 1 S • Huntingto n Beath ·s Craig Willa Parchen struck out the ne\'.t League rlva~ Trabuco Hills tn a I 5-3
\. ICtO') o'er the Philadelphia 76crs at the Spectrum and-a Pazantt had 32 ai.s1sts. John Klein twd batters. but· hannen Krc1tl's OY victory.
sv.cep of1he1r series. The Knicks meet the wanner of1he had six kills and John Wignall had ball to left-center was m1spla)ed for a Jn commun1t) collegc men's ten-
C'h1cagu-Cleveland senes which is ued at 1-1 and resumn eight digs .as the Oiler ... 8-J 10 the Marina error and the game's on ~ run n1s: • •
tonight . ~ unf>tl L('aguc and 13-l O\erall. came across. • Th1rd-secdect Orange Coast The Knicks trailed 115-114 with 12 second) 10 ~w chnched at least a 11e for the league Foii-.strudc. out four and v.a lked breezed 11\IO the ·seTnifimls-~r the \~hen Charles Calder. threv. the ball inbounds to W1lk1ns. +___,. ~~ utlc \\Ith a 13·15. 15-2 t 5-10. J 5-6 none for the complete gamn 1cto') 'stale dualteaw championships \\<tth a
"hotookscveraldnbbles.pulledupandscored o"erth e •. •l~ •• ~ winO\C't'Wec;tminster.\\hachfell to •Marla .Pickard and Jenntf«· S-1 .v1ctol')·o-..er Groumont at S1\ers' Mauri~ Cheeks for his 22nd point of the game. \ \ _ 0-9. K.ini ble teamed on a one-hitter and Mut Costa. E.nc Reb1tzerd1d not lose
•Ricky Pierce scored a career-high 35 points and ;.t • E<ll~on remained d gam(' in back Lisa Rouse)'. capped Octan View's a ~me fro91 his No. I .single~
CQn\crtcd a so-ahead three-point pla) \\1th 32 sernnds 1.. '4 of front-run nan& Hun\lngton Beach sci>ring Wllh 'a two-run hpmer in \he pos1t1on. .
left in overumc as Milwaukee beat \l!>lllng Atlanta. • ., . '"'"' with a I 5-17. l 5-7. 15-12. I 5-8 'ictoi;. sixth as the Seaha'fk.S notched J) ~-0 In community college women·s
I t7-t I 3, for a 2-1 lead in their series. •·• ' over Ocean \'1ev.. Leading the victory at Westminster. • tcrnu s:
Af\er Pierce's three-point play gave Mi\waukCl' a Charger\. 13-2 overall and 7-2 an Pickard. 9.6, allowed the hit -a . · •The Orange Coast College
112-109 lead, Atlanta's Reggie Theus scored w11h 19 league, were Mike Diehl ( 14 kills. singl~Jn the bouom. of we third to women s"'ept Cemtos. 9-0, an the
seco nds 10 go. But Milwaukee's Fred Robcn s wen t In for Lake rs try to put Blazers out <even digs. five blocks). Karl \'an Nicole Boclm -but 11either pitcher opening_ round Qf the South.,, Cah-
a"'tdt"-O!)e'n dunkorr:rlong pass and hiTa fl'ce throv. ancr Ruescn (12 kills, scvcn blocks) and v.as in any danger of losing tht fom1a ReJioMls team pla)offs at
a breakwa) foul to put the Bucks up 115-111 \\ i1h., 1J POR TLA!'t D. (~re. _ One v.ord 'de-~ Darren Lance ( 11 ktll'>. 12 d•&>) shutout. At the plate. Pick.a rd was 2 C) press ·college. Only one match seconds remaining. • I om Rosenbaum (I 0 k11B, se"en for 4 with a run scored and Dana No I doubles. went more than two
•Chris Mullin scored 35 points, including nine sen bes the "a) the Lm ..\ngelc~ .Lakers ha'e • blocks) and Braden lacncn ( 10 k1lh. • Ursich'.scorcd a pair of runs for()('can sets. The w1ont'r of today's Cuesta
dunng a game-breaking 25-5 ru n· m1dWl) through the-dominated the Portland Trail Blazerc; !iO far r eight block$) led Mllnn'a to a I 5-1 1. View. ML San Jacuuo mat.eh "111 face 1.bc
)Ccond half. as Golden State beat Utah. 120-106. an anthe:-.1B.\pla}om .Magac ----1 4-16.15-10.1 5-5\iClo~atFountain "--.;.-VteW-JJnptov~ w 1~~1 1 Piratts.11-}o\'Cf"all,in\.hcscm11inal.,
h f h h I .. He's the reason the) ·,c pla~ed at !>uch a high Jt-,eJ -..r.t . ~ ~ Oakland to complete a t ree-.game swtep o t e can ) the first 1.,,.0 games." Portland Coach Rirk .\delman o;aid Vall~.1mpro\lng Ole v 1 ... ing<, record 4-3, while dropping the L1.on5 to l-61n next l'uesday at neutral s1te'at 2 pm
fa\'Off'd Jarnn 1hcir series. Mi1ch-Ril:hmom.t-ada~d 26 to 6-3 the Sunset In college golf
fi h w h d d ··He's Ju I determined not to kt them shp ·· points and 11 rebounds or t e amors. w o a vancc Maga<.· John.;on hac; been sixctacular as ihe Laker' In the Angelu) Lea~c • Fre~no late v.on ns fourth
\0 the v. estem Conference semifinals against PhOCnl\ fi r f • t. Joscph"s Lisa Fernandc1 1.00\<:C.:Ull\ e Big \\est ( onkrenll
Ch be d 19 f h 1" "-On the 1rs1 t\\O gamcs o the bcst-o -ftve. first-round •In Denver. Tom am rs score 0 IS -sec threv. a on e-hit !>hUtuut With 14 men·, 11tle 1n lhe lea0 ue golf tour r. Ph 11 d Ii "3 scnes al the Forum The) can complete tht sweep"' tth a .. o points m the 1ourth quarter and oenix ra 1c rom a --, ictol') tonight (7 JO. Channel 9) at Memorial C'ollM"um strikeouts and on l>~ \l;alk 8!> the nament at Big Cl!n)on Count!'\ Cluh
point deficit to a I 30-121 victory over the Nuggets and a . 1 n the fir 1 aamc Last Thu™1ay night. Johnson had 30 From 8 f Jesters. 8-0 and atop the: league an Newp0n lkacb, T-he top pertonner
sweep of their series. points and I 6 assists a the Lakers won. I 28-IOS. On nightcap. and as a rci.ult ol the weep, s1andtn~ tc.>pJXd Mater Oe1, 2-0 for UGI. "'h1ch.fin1shed smh o'erall
Sunday, he had 35 points. 12 assists and eight reboundsas the Vanguards 1mpro"e to 27-19 The Mondtchs fell 10 14-6-2 O\Cralr was L)'lt' Archer. "'ho tJed for third
qt:OTEOt'T Ht: D' \ Los Angeles won again. 113-105 overall. 15-7 in conference a~ tn league. w1thSa1rJose~'sJoho Miller "Jth
H I I .. Lak c h p Kc\ln Ka per wcnt 4 for 6 "1th Blanco Giselle singled to lead oil • a 1hrec-da) total uJ ll.5..
PHI O'Neill, C incinnati Reds outfielder: asked
1fhe thought he could hit 1.000 this year after going
4 for 4 on opening day: .. l wouldn't bet on j1.
Whoops. wrong statement around here."
·· •s game ts tota · comp etc. ers oac at three RBI and three run\ and stole the sixth fo r St. Joseph'~. and L1M.1 In h1"h crhool golf' .-Rile} said afier has team arnved an Ponla.nd TueSda~. &-'.,.
Th I • I h two ba~s 1n the second aame. whtl~ Fernande.t wal ked . .Bev ughbeuer •Jason Vanderplas. hot a .SS 0' er
.. •S cou d be Magics greatest accomp '" mcnt a'> a Aleic Andradc ( 4 for 4) and pncher and Michelle Ounque follov.,.ed -with 12 holes at Seachff Country Club to
basketball player. if he coo Id 1ead us 10 a "orhJ' Jim Dcdnck, in his first appearances RBl-si~b! off Mater Oc1 tarID cafn mcdalm hon~1ld ~if\ E<ir<>on champt~nship this year.'' Riley said. ----11t the plate ~1ntt h~v.-as-a JlfnlOf an Tcrr1 o ta. 6-4 Kobata ~hrcw a to a 299-330 Sunset League \\ClO~
high school. was 2'for 3 with :in RBI. four-hatter w1fb $(Ven 'ltnkeouh and over Fountatn Valley. Flames shut down Chicago
Al Macinnis assisted on goals by Jamie
Macciun and Joe Nieuwendyk and led a *.
defense that held Chicago to nine shots tn the
first t~o periods as the Calgarv Flames o~ned the NH L's Campbell Conference finals Tuesda~
night w11h a 3-0 victory over the Blackhawk~ at the-
01> mp1c addledome.
The game was r very bit the mismatch that the 1cam•;
regular-season records su.ggested it would be.
Calgaf). which poured 39 shots on Blackha\\kS
goalies Alain Chevrier and Darren Pang. led the league
with 117 pomts. Chicago's 66pomts werc lhe fewest of the
16 pla)ofT teams and the fewcs\ of an) tanley Cup
sc'm1finahst since Pittsburgh's 64 in 1970. when teams
pla)ed four fewer than the current 80 games.
•Fountain Valley Htgh basketball starlet StaC)
H1saka. an All·CIF 4-A player an<l among the Nonh
squad for the Ora nge County All-Star Basketball game m
June. has signed a national letter of intent to attend Rice
Un1vers11y. ·
•Evangelist Oral Roben s, who says he 1s in ·a ltfl.'-
and-death struggle .. fo saveOfal Robcns Un1versit). said
the school is immediately dropping out of the NCAA to
save money. T he school is applying for affiliation with the
National Association oflntercollcgiate Athletics. Athletic
Dirtctor Ken Trickey estimated the school could save
SS00,000 a year by playi ng o n the small-college level.
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FromB1 •
last liu> of the second heat in the 1.600
to allow teammate James Li&htbume
(4:32.2) to finish Just bebtnd hiltl. The
Notre Dame-bound Lavelle. who
runs a 4: I 0 1,600, ran 2:00. 9 in the
800 and 4:31.5 in 'he 1,600.
couldn't go to sleep because I was
thinking about ti. rm just glad it's
fjnall~ here. league qnd CIF. because
theres a lot mort competitron."
The CdM aids. on the other b.and,
defenaio& CIF champions. we're led
by senior Jill Youn.&. who qualified
for the finaJs in four individual
events.
In the first hel\t of the 300 lo\\
hurdles, CdM placed Cindi Skinner.
Candy Guyer and Krista Hartli ng >n
the top three while Young and Cnstcn
Walley qualified in the second heat.
Wafley and Skinner also quahtied m the 100 low hurdles as Sk1nncr
0
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was a victory w11h u s.J>C('1al l.<t(\. .. " s • o' c. .... ,, 10 • '• •
meaning for Bob OJcda. the ~'?:.;.:..'~ n n :':.'.,. :! ~ !
Nev. Yorl.. Met 'left-hand-..,,_ •~ • '1' w• .,.,,., • • • •
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OrW\09 Coast DAILY PILOT/ Wedneaday, May 3, 1989 /: ..
aASEBALl
f'roml1 \ Chrils Mansel~.
Schulu struck oul five and walked
ibree. 1trandin1 I I Huntington Beach
=scrunne:-:.
~en Mays wenl the distance for lhe
01 rs. strikinf out four and walk.ins
th e. The decision leaves both a\ 4-8
and realistically out of the pla~ofT
picture.. Third pla c. ()cq.n View
holds a lh~me edge over both
with thtte games remaining.
In tht' Pacific Coast Lcaauc:
•Mike CUtler did a little of cv~ry
thiril against Orugc. crushing ' l-run homer. as well as tining a do1.1ble,
'and was on tus "ay to a complete
game on the mound with a 7-2~ead going into the bottom of the sixth but
the bottom fe::ll out of Mesa's defi nse
at that point ahti-Orange pulled o tan
8-7 victory to clinch a be nh in theCIF
3-A pla}'Offs. I
David Salladay "as 2 or 4 wjtli 2
RBI and Shawn Leffingwell was '2 for
3 with an RBI. getting aboardffour
times. but it went by the wa side
"hen Mesa's defense folded i the
~.a
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lase"*'· . • i..,una Hills'<.. 'hris Sheff padded
his Onnat County rc<'ord for career
hitaw1th a 3 for4 day. giving him 119
for four yean. • ~una Htlls used I 14-hitattack to
vu11i)n vlsnin1 uauna tkach, 14-1 .
In the A adcm¥ Lea~uc:
• Libe'rt) Chnsllan s John Van
Dyke hit a pair of home runs and
starter Brian tames hurled a two-hit
shutout wilh nine strikeout~ atl,d on~
walk over five inniniis to hft the
visitisag Minutemen to an 18-0 vic-
tory over Her\t.age Christian m a
sbonened pme.
J~m~s impr~ved to 7-1 as Liberty
mamtaancd tts Academy-leading
pace at 7-0 in league and 17-2 overaH.
Heritaac fell to 3-4 ran league and 3-7
overatr.
Van Dy~e went 3 for 4 "°'1th a two-run home in the Minutcmen's three-
run first a d 1hen followed it up with
a three-run homer m Libeny's nine·
run second.
' Backing Van D)'ke were Bnan
James (3 for 4, triple, one RBl), John
O'Conner (2 for 4, two RBI) and
Wade Gilliam (2 for 3. ont RBI).
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cu11omlzed throughout
w/tile, carved mantle &
brtcl< hearth. moulding, &
upl!nslve wall tre1n-
men1s, 11111 home 111 truly
tor someone ~Ith discern·
•no tastes. This '90ndo i.
1n a gated communl!Y
wtlh1n walking distance
10 the..be.ac.b...C.allrutw .Joe
an appt to see this lovely
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MIE'l1NG THE DEMAND
late "D" plan in Newport's ~yridge. Vi-
aint and very clean, 3 BR, J BA with
attached pr1ge and 2 master suites. Many
fine appe>tnt~nts, $350,000.
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den, 2 '* 99'899 Muet\ tOugtlt 8fter Plan I In
Broedmoor Campva
View. ~ Owner Wiii co-
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l'roml1 Wtalml11•I~ I 4 0 oe .. ,. View 7
E~.on 5
Hunt~ &ff<ll 4
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outfidd af\e.r the flrst innin1 -1wo of
them fl you ts and one of th.em a slow· !!..~~!~: ~~~.:, t.":: ~ ~Illa ~=~-4 • 0 '
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E111ricla I ) kddleh~ ' s Unlv~silv S 6
Coron1 dll Mer ' 1 NtWDOr1 Harbor I 10
TMa.-'I G-(>:IS!
Ntwoort Hlf~ at Unl\f9rtllv
SaddleOKk at Tustin
Eata~a ti Coron• def ,.,,.r
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Unlvenltv 11 Ht•PO<I Har11e>r
T u"ln 11 Saddlebedo ,
Coron• a.t Mer 11 E111ncla South Cout LN9"
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Min ion VlelO I l Ceolllreno v111tv 7 4
Irvine S 6
l!I TOtO S 6 o.,,. Hiffs 4 1
San C~nll • 4 1
TecMV'I G-13:15)
Dena HUis at ltvlne
Minion Vleto· at San Cttmente cf TOl'o el Caolsfreoo. VaUev
"He was JUSI ,overpowerina." 8 r-
rett 'illtd ... He JU t overpuuchrd us
today, and ~c·vc hit the ball good
lately. He , was ta!l.mj soml' prcuy
good hitters and blowms fastballs by
t.bcm. Then h ac.1s tbe urY('ball
T Ge ove r, and you say to yourself. ·1~ 1h11.
: 1 fair?' ..
o 3 Grebe just got stronger as the game
o • went on, throwing two balls and 13 g : )trikes in the seventh inthng when he
struck out two batters and another
reached on an error.
.. "Breu· game today was the ft-wt~t
number of p1tchei.he's thrown all }'ear
(in a seven annlOJ Outing)," ()~.
1rowsk1 "Said. "Hes ufiuall} lx·l"n
T GB
0
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0 '
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around 110. The best stuff he's had
was againsl. Anaheim in 1hc Easter
Tournanicnt. but that was under the
hghl~.
"I .really didn't expect him 10 go
se,cn. I was read) 10 come 1n "1th
Stu bbs from the fif\h inning on. but
he felt strong. Thay'rc a good fa'stball
6
bllttftt lelm, but lOwaid tht end. an&. 1
he'd ataned ~inn1na the better, he
made 50mf 1uya look bad ...
In the si.lth inn1na. Wesfm1n1ter
second bllKman Bttnt Httedia mack ----·-~ _______ .. ·---'-'-----• Of\,. '" .. ., ... T ~'"'" 'V --·~ J\"''9"" Hcmandc1's inc dnve, one of the
'better hit ball, for ()("ean View in the
game ft was a good thina for Grebe
too, because he walked Hemandc1
and gave up • sinale to
Cbtt topherson before worlc.ina out or
trouble.
While Grebe wu dominating the Scahaw~ on Tuesda)', for a while tt
looked hke Ocean View's Brent
Wokj:n would keep pace. Woken. 5-3.
allowed six hits and two earned runs
over six 1nnin~.
Woken didn't allow ·a tu1 unul
leadofT batter Jim Slagle's' two-out
single in the third inning. But SlaaJc
stole second and scoreq as '.l> an
KJesko took a 2-2 o ut,ide p'ltch and
took it the 01her wa)' into left field for
a R 81 single and a 1-0 lea4, all Grebe
would need.
"You've iot to gi ve credit to. Ryan
for hanging an tbon:," Ostrow$1o &aid.
.. And thrn he took what •b e>-were
tn.in11, to 11,fh·e ~1m . lagle srole the
bile and ~1 ut ia toOd pc.utiqn." In 1he fifth innina, Joe Tiano hit 1
leadofT double in tbe llP an rialtt·
ccnttr. Heredia tllcn I11d down 1
pen«t sacnft~ bunt. but :riano . ~v.""J :r.d He-::&~~ "!' ftl9Ch.
inaon a 1hrtt-bastcrron~hen the bllJ
was thrown away a~t fir'''· Catl·her Anatl Lope1 thtn Sln ed Hc~1a in,
but Woken worked 1s way oul of
funher trouble. • "The••• about a •-aood n we expected.'' Barrett wcf o( WokC11'S
perfonnaoce. "They had a &ituauoo
where llle> oould have scored and put us away. and he battled b3clc and got
us out ofu."
RtlSTtERS
From81
h1t.goina2 for5(he'sbJtsalel) m nine
of tfle Rustlers' lasi 10 games). and
Crajg Paque11e and Rob Carabb"
were muluplc-h1l batttl"1. eat:h going
2fo1'4. h wa n•t near-enough tl1 ofTS<.'t
Cr.press' btg• founh 1nnmJ. wblch
Villareal said was .. JUSt a nightmatt ...
a the Chargers raked the Golden
West staff for I J hits overall
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_,,. .,., Costa Mesa 92627 I tO AM 3PM Dil ll~ DRY l •TVPIST •lecinc:al, P6""'''"'·'
Spac1ou1 2·3BR csome Approx 2 000 sq IJ ol In-• Wotv/.J nou•s .-acn CASHIERS I 17.1•1668-946 1 CLQRIERS •RECEPTIONIST -c11pentry • ..... ,tnt. w/ooean view) on Fairway ustrtal "'1tl'I Olhces Wes.1 * h hJ PS.1st! * BILBOI BAY Nf"t'lt ilay ~"er '"<l · Own Iran~. Cfill
of Newpot1 Beec:n Coun· -1711'1 St C M Prime Area 8 Sharp people neeoe<1 to • w.n D"zes ao<> oO• " " P T r T po's1t00t•l> d .. ,.,1 llLIYllY lllYU Mature ~nt• person '°' TEMP-PERM . '°' ippt 979-1980
try Club G11ed comm 2 S1ree1 lron1age Gross WO<k in -wild & crazy ol· CLUB . I at>hl tor Casniers " Early AM newspaper part lime wort\ Founla•n 111...-Y"P
car-garage w/atorege lease $2 tOO/mo Call rice Serious pay while • Mv-.1 be 1.i' lo '~ •' .1•1> AmeflGa • mosr beau"'u' route PI T 7 days No Vall-., .. 839•2555 , TfllE••ftll/IPPI 515 to atan H,.W.. FT or
FrplC wld l'tkups pool & Susan Mon·Frt, 8 30-• wrkg win-serious people old ino """ n '"'' Ga·deo Cenl•r w lra.r conectlng Must nave de _, ~{ .. PT ......., No """I Now leas 6•"681 t C ,IX IPir•&fOR H ..., , ~ -Xlnt ..yWWIGefftent spe ..-a 1ng or all J81let 893-7669 "'-" un11ng1on ct>a<.." ,, rtgnt per'JC>n Appty in p.,,oat>le ve1'11cte m· flllm T&OILE Entry tevet poetUona.
by Appl (7 14~4·0603 ~-Permanent & .tHnc i•J•) Founl.J•o V.:illtoy "'" 1 persoo .isk 10, BarlJai• auran<;e & driv~s he x1n1 AsMn)bly..tePatr & Hitt 955-0566 100'• FREE 17L4)639 •44 HIRE poeut1on5 Gooo ,, .. .,. • I ra.,c;po11it11on ~··.nl'lh'<) Hednc::k eatra mcome Ot>enr119 rn PIT winter F(T 1umme1 ~ .. -.-.-Y-U--R--pl'looe manner So Orang• C:O..n1v· & WV
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2676
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223 La Paloma, Apl A luslneu
637-79111 n.-... 2904 ..,,,.,.,nunltles
1000 WOLFF SUNBEDS Misc. Rtntals • TONING TABLES
Rooms 2706 Commercial Home tan-...,.________ nlng Beds Save to 50%
FURNISHED room 1n Pnc::esFrom$249 Lamps
Costa. Mesa ..tiome kllc:: LO.Uons·Ac::essor.ies Call
prlY. W/O $400/mo Isl Today FREE Color Catalog
last Av1 ~ 64 1 31189 1 ·800·367 -6836 (CA0280
MATURE Prof Fem New &Ill &fTIRllAllET
port Beacn walk 10 Nal'I co e•pandiog 1n
beach & bly SJSOi mo Southern Calllornla
S 100 dec>OSll 675·8501) w/stores alrelldy open.
Upper N-pon Bay •OC 1ng Many Oood terrl·
3000 at with all &mem1tes tones 11111 a111t·lat>le. High
through ctassified
142-5111
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going SUPP0f1 $48K Min
Hotds/Mottls 27 18 1-eoo-222-3078
1U WI llRL RllTl FIR SALE
Wkly rentals now 8.,1.1 SERVICE ACCOUNT IN
$1.-0 00 W11 & up ;>. ·• £STABLISHEO RETAIL
Nwpt Blvd CM 646·7'45 STORES HIGH EARN· ' ING (PART TIMEl .CALL
Vaµtjon R~IJs 2722 F300-~4l·?1tt' =-
-VENDING MACHINES TAHOE Lake Front Estare Best p Tor Fil t>uslness
Aug 13·Sepl 10 $8000 $2500 min 1nvestmt No 'O bdrm•_!. lOlt 4 batl'ls aellllli' i~ lluga klt1=nen boll moo1
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Frid1y tr om 1 9pn Corona det Mir. CA 92625 E11ce11en1 t>enet1js and center, S.C. Plaza. 140-llOO ua•m FIT c;,oml)illillve wagesl Cati & 1nsentive bonYa.
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REGLAZTNG & REPAIRS
Cl'lo~ of Colors Guar
MICl'llel Morrow 722-5343
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COtlnie 8'2·7~24
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lf'lrleal~ oet'lloP publtsl'I•
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Hauhng Clean up Trees
CALL JOhn 650· 1628
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mlnt•bltnd vert1c11
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(l14)114-1ll1
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BEAUT I RCA TION
Prol I ten{ic:. In Tree
1r1m-W..01ng·Pl•nhng •·s.ucma,.. 8 675-903
Ehte Gardening Service Rull (71•) H2·1375-tlJM Wll .,.._
71•·6•8·55118 E.O E. ' 1-too-121-en4.
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Home Of lloeoii.1 , 5 yrs
••P Loe.al ntfl Oulne CK REMODEL. UC;
Ronn,. 722•97!:__ . DRAINS lrom 115 ~
Faucets, dlspoeel .._.
* CUSTOM PAINTING * Interior E•t Re iden11al
CommerClal industrial
'Wooden f enCM, · Pauo
0.Cks & Coll91s Built
Dan Engle 650 7 124
RALPHS PAINTING
ST Lie: ln1 /E.ltl Reas Rel
wa11paper removal
FrM ett 962 470 I
•WAD •1 PUITill S 12/Hr MATERIALS
Refet~ 675 4006
DREAM COAT
HOUSEP-INTING
KERRY S PAINTING
Wiii beal an~ ••t•mate by
·to•. Ou• 1ty 1n1 E,, 1
w -y.1 ot "'P L>eenaed
•32 076e r-r ee Esomat~
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PLUMBER NEEDS WOAKI
Rep1pes. leak•. W·h
laUQeta & tollet1, etc Lo
l'lrly rate. Ir• ....
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muet 90 '°'•· •cwt,,_., rwen...-Fl)' brldoe A· 1 11h n•• • ?o ooo
aotld * end & ~ Mooring eva11e1>fet = cnrome •"-"•· & art ~ltery In C.M po8'Uons Located in 1k1111. m•nag1ng people,
, • tso-1290 Newport e .. cl\/Coata cfelalls & lollow up t•·
And PAYROLL G•M r I FC>f lldYef'tlllnO -oencv
otlic:e Excellent WOtktng ~u•t be •ble 10 u" • cond1t1one In email m•nu Compugtec>h~ 7500
lactullf'lg llrm In Irvine Call Virginia. 7$5-5$70
tablet 1011(1, oelit din rm. S6 000 Obo &45-7612 &3e·1902
---MMe hol .. 1 Only re-qulrtld Some 1yp1ng $8·
M•ture worn"'" loving & ll•t»a ~~Many $1011\1 25-30 hrl per ruP,.lor cht10car• In my 1hllt1 •11ail Stores open wMk Catt 26l·6460
In N B pharmacy )(tr11
opptv. tor •dvar..iem nt
•640-7373•
ct\«ry Chi dnw4a & nite .
•lend () E WHher. •1111& C ell M axine Wi tt
NB hm. Fleitlble 2-deys a 7am-'11pm, 7 ~ -•
W.-72()..0791 FIT & PIT. e.n.t111 & ad· •PIOl IHOWJIT Part time .... y work AM RETAIL
'281·9302
SIMnUY
VILT ,,.,.,.,, .... Dryer & 23 cu~. Tunturl ~ ... ~ Bike Cun Only, AUNAWAV FOR WHI<• ......... 117~600. C9'ucl& Met 6 END QI.,_ &t....of _ _,_
_ 11ancemen11 We wlll One per1on othc• pos-mnll &11111&11' tr.in Apply In person or ltlon. respon Include
or PM No ••P necall· arv ttourly • Bonus
M 2-4321 EKI, 43 1 or
228 Walt '°' ~p. ask
tor Crystal or Ben
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STICIERS
Exp raqulr,ed lor Exec VP
end G'M D.ctetlon. hllng
11a1ious oflice du1'" with
Edwards Thea11a1 Send
raauma to Joan P 0
9099, N 8 926S8
744 I Gardien Gro11• 81
Su11e G, Ciarden Ciro11e
(7 14) 893-2278
p m & wltendl 636-6353 Alt 34' Cf ... QQa Ptlg P4I(, mo plus IU. OI $15 32
dee! w/lklpc)et, I 7 $-7 100 88 mo clOMd end IMH W1n1er Wl\elflSr HI K•no --on app1011eo cted11
hdbrd. 2 nit• S1•nd1, 9 r.::: --S3J)28 dg..,n to AJart F·-"" p tlee F t call Newporter Resort. phones. bookkeeping. 111-F/T. -·-.( rao ron aak tor Rone 7t!0-3071 Ing, org&ntztng AIR A.IP
o"lce. Lake-Foresl/EI WHtln Cot ta Mesa Pf R Casual ollice fle).-~~4-nO• l 950 241-0837 11* act*'ule. stable c.o WAnllll/WUTll ............. ........... ,..... ............ .,.
drwer drHMr f 175 Atso - -r"60 S 1().428 ~2 p butlefl te~ $75, 5 d""* 2t" BALBOA SIOOp •tfl coat S 19.995 (01 2
knotty p1.ne drHMr S l 40. tr..._,. rOllef lur ling VHF, O 1&ie1) oiler •• 1 ra
Sm PIM b• nutch SSO. Lr Knot ,,,.._ f9ttlomet9'. lfttt' ~ub Medical ........ lll .. I Call 1145-5760 n fa.T IUll •I National MWSP•P8f has Plll'lll Wllfta
PINIOT1H OUll
FIT M·F 4~2 30am
tleut 135 650-0914 • 9 .9 EY9nrude, full g.itey, • lllSla ti) tr ltr No ~ Beacn. t·dOCIOr lldull lat• evening routes offlee. 759-10'4'2 aYallabl• In Costa Mesa M141t be exp d & have own
Newport Beach. Peld Clf C•ll Wayne 751·9103
HP nee Apply In per
son. 729 Faratj St , C M
7•30am-4.30pm
mmadi•t• operu09s are lltllm llAll f/T
a11allable at ol11 Sa111a Excellent wages & working
Ana/Huntington Baach condltu>nf. 496· ti! 11 Ltri'1llte ... 11
tlt-1141
Med. much more 18000 IMA_
MbcebMous 6015 759-0288 100T Quail SI Npt 8ch
Med teal
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Fl.Ill time '°' OB/GYN In
Newport Center. NB
OBIGYN exp. M4-2722
11..aLP/f -
weekly. No collecting
Muat ha11e reliable ve-
hicle Good drhllnQ re·
c0<d. •uto lnSYraoc4'
Key. 1-1100 &31·2500
HlllllYIAUS
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Books On Tape 648·5525 .
NMIOTIHOUlll
FI T M·F 7 30am 4pm $5
hr BeMl•ts No exp n~
Apply In person. 7t9
Farad St .C M SoolosOn
T9Pt S48-5525
warehouse No •• l•---lllf!llf!lll!!~-· 19117 TOYOTA longbed LIDO 14 ·es. Oaraged • lll·llll
perience neoHsary SECURITY OFFICERS WE'VE GOT . GFfEA T
Work IOf lhe ti.ti JQBSt WORK WHERE
bedllner 4 Toyota tln<l9 new S•ll bag lull ____ ....
riml/tlrH 2 whfflctialrs. co v • t . Cu • h I o n • &Ill •1t 11111 SALESPEOPLE
CASHIERS
llLllffl Sllllln AND WHEN YOU WANTt• •dutt potty 10-lpd bik.e 529-2553 or 11119..3A28 Excellent cond1Uon all
All xlnt cond 1573·3600 ~· yery ctean. ready leather pewer & new We oll~f Xlnt pay xtnl
tra ntng & xlnl banel1ts
No e•pef neceu Call
now 714-774-4880
•Qeric.i to .. 11 Tt••* & covet ttru, $2500 O BO
•ReceQUon1sl • BEAUTIFUL R•tt•n b•by 1 1.150 obo 8'2·51113 1573-5282
• Sec:re••11a1 crib converts Into bed B~W 'BA 3 1111 6 •'1M<' •Mon· 1·6
•Tues..S·1
•Thur• 1·6
•Fri II· 1 •
Front Olcl~k olc:. $9/hr
For 1ppt; lynn 721-117811
motlvattld, sales people P11nt ahop 1n Irvine 1s look·
for growing company. Ing tor P11n1 Supervisor
Wholesale/retail. P./T & expetlenc.d tn lln11h1ng
FIT. P.Jant I 0 necessary of computer parts Job
Ask l or Susa.n a t duties Include ..
P /T HllUL OfC
tO llours per Yttek
Call Bea 644-4242
FILL-TIME &
PUT·TllE SlllHS WELOIME I =~~:d E;,'~essiho w11h lun ati• drawers & 3 s.tps/Oodcs/Stouigt n pphtra. ,ust MfVICed
Need lrtendly mature per •Light tnduslrlal =~d~l~n::2ssc:x· 7022 sa975 s~i 1~~~T809 I
Immediate openings at our ton who loYeS wO<klng $S·S11 PER HOUR 8M>-8195 Sllp A111M-No Live Aboatd HUNTINGTON BE ACH wltl1 peo~le, no ell• NO FE,E Call • Up to 32' , $364 ......... ____ .....
5415-3210 P /T IEOIPTltllST
· IDIUL IEOIPT. PI T, busy E.N.T. Front 01-
llce. N.B. Recept & Ins.
bllllng. Ttlurs & Fri. 9·6
Sal•ry n~t. 645-1255
,r:r llllllTIALR •Superlllsloo
Needs eoerge11c person'to •.Preparation ol pan s
grow with an estatlll$hed •Sclfeduhng
company M inimum· 1 yr •Ftnal ltnith
For sk1nc11re salon In
Corona del Mar $7 hour
trlnge 675-<t 190
Join Southern C111ttorn1a s IEllVIOE IEP Irvine 474.0972 w/pump S 150 Comode SWALES ANCHORAGE ,,,
store pertenc:u.J.ez:~S:e~· PIT lllRRELL w a1k'ar S15 Air m.iiTeSs Side Tte 10 25 1225 &
leading retail nomt• Im For busy lnsurdnce Agem Santa Ana 558-9021 ~~ge~ ::!:~er M!~~e Dally 9
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P/T HCEPTIHIST provemeAI ~&In We 20·30 Hrs/Wlf Musi ITIJvt" ···--wssflll!. 2000 mo S.C2-9024 Mr -HllJ For small office 1n c M 4 pro11lde each ot our em-great phone personaltty '""-111 For 33' motor ••1ler
hrs/day es 25/hr ployees with Carr Bea &44-4242 HOIUUIES Wedding Dresa brand 759-t984 c REVIER ~ new Wh1 Hltn w lace & ________ ...,
Mr.Miiier 668• IO<fO -~ COMPE:TITIVE SAL ARY --------•I TOP PAY beads sz 8 Pd St ISO
nursery exp Satary $900-11200 Interview by appt Expe11ence Necessary MERCHANDISER •
• MEDICAL. DENTAL CRUISE SHIP FOR TOP SKILLS• S•c S8SO 497-7370 Clf!f!rsflr•rs 8014 DEMO BENEFITS _________ ,BEAVER 1985 Motor-
only 646· 7 44 t Perm/prt lime servicing
retail stores. Must be TIOll IPRAY 1 lie. t n "•ITROL neat. mature. & reliable. The batgalns to be lound In 173S2 Murphy, Irvine IALI -
821.oe60 eam.12 Clalli•t flad1are rMlnean 1714)660-1590 FI T M-F 7am-3 30pm ~;;;=;;;;;;;;;;;~;;;;;;;~~!!~c=;;;;;;;=;;;;;;;;;;-I•--------$4 50 hr Benetus No • ONGOING TR AINING En1oy lhe good hi•~ Be eTYPtSTtRECEPTIONIST a~UIS & horn•. 34 Turbo Otesel SALE$$
• CREDIT UNtON P•td to travel worldwide• •~XEC SECRET ARIES 19,000 miles, ell eJ1tras, 1 exp nee Apoty '" per· -****·******* PART-TIME Where the son BOOKSONTAPE •OPPORTUNITY TO Free room boat.d. med •WORD P.$\OCESSORS fqufpm!nt 6016 $89,600 968-7973
sea meets the sand 729 Farad, c M 5A8-5525 ADVANCE INTO on a IUllUty-llner Pos· •WORD PERFECT ........... ,., •••• ,. (t-19118246)". MA~AGEMFNl IUons avail 1mmed No •OW 3 & 4
expe< nee 476-,,.560 •MAC INTOStt Ftnallyperfectedl Beautllul ---------,., 3-D pictures 731·21'29 CllPER
FREE CROSS TRAINING 1------.. 1 SALES S·,~·,'E1•,1u"ctt.1• . IUL EiTATE II ror'>an ON-THE SPOT •n J $S-S5 SOD 0 E Food/Bev FllH Tllllllll terv1aw app!y 1n person S81tJH COAST . RE-PR£SENTATfV~-<1-1~~J!96~~a~•--f:._.H+.n'"'•...,110 .... n~~:':C~~,. r:R10A'r a~•cuu111r1
,Ell•-1EL ~~::'..O,. !~~~:, .. w1!';_. ~~. 9 OOam: I I 00._~a~m='"'._1..,...,..,~jUIJI~
TEMP-PERM POSITIONS C°"f'J!ers ... 6018 E11cellent condlhonl Com-
AVAILABLE RADIO S'"'A'"IL pletal Ready ldr our '-' ---. tlHllWCtke na~. only
FlTTER M o~et · 4 S10SO 1137-8987 or
Sales -&e1+ice-•
Parts -Leulng
Sil flies Macie Moltntam IS utk1nt a proltsStOnal & sell
mouvattd;tnlry level YltS 1epresentat1ve I to 2 ytars ot
oulStde sales tlptrtelltt & a collqe dt&rtt requ11td This
1ndmdual w1H bear rts110nS1bllllltS tor cenet a Mc new
accounts. mamlilntnc cu11ent ac"°unts set11111 up com
pany sponso1ed outmcs and othtr h1 YOlumt discount
proerams w1th1n (q Beach. So Oranee County ~nd San
Oieto arm
Extensive outside sales caU.s rtqu11td Cand1ddle should five
within Ille nortl!ern half ol sales territory Sate ofhce locattd
'in Carson • ·
S.1 rtars Maiic Mountam provides a tomprehensive t>enehls
l>l& bonus PfOIJam and ~mpany car in addition 10 the
1211\ salary. For 1mmeclqte consldtralion pltaw send
resumt ••th sa&a1y lltstory to
PERSONNEL MANAGER
•
w/programs X Int con-744.0253 d111on S350 963-2782
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Needed tor t:>usy tempot-Ayers at SELECT HUNT1NGTOl"f"&ACti 1601 w MacArthur Bl1ro 1500 Auto Mall Or.
ary service Full ltme BETTE'A HOMES & Suite 907 Santa Ana YOUTH Free to You 6012 Gemtop c~ Shell tor S-anf'a Ana entry level poslhon Must G~RD'ENS IATIOIAL LUlllR (714) 432-0720 amall p1ek·Clp e .. ce1i.n1 be bl-hngual enthus1ast1c REAL ESTATE 751-SOOO FREE AKC SHEL TIE to c:ortdlllon $100 Call 65 Fwy. at Edinger
abte to handle pressure H'.AL ESTATE OPPTI I SUPPLY, llC. I lllMH POSITJllS COUNSELORS adult w1lltng to love & be 1546-32211 OPEN J DAYS !~re:~ ~:i:::~~~s.:I~~ ~~ Work at home mormn9, --·-IF II LIFEGtJAros 9' ~vedl5~y5 ~~~tful abused -Service Hrs Mon-Fri I 50-60 hours per month You re1nGo<>d<:ompt1nv' u time LI e s v1ng og 4 W~I OrNe/Jeeps 7 00 am to 9 00 pm
le11als o personnel Property mgr/bkkpi ror c:ert1f1ca1e, CPR & First W~ have ,chlllten?uig pos-FREE TO GOOD HOME • 9030 : ·
Salary plus 1ncentC1ve Full nrowing portfolio S 13,Hr Eq_ual 0PIJIY Emplov4'r /'.Id Must De ava1JAble all II ons open or sell-Black German Shepherd
Denetu package all tot-'": bonus 675•3204 summer mo1111ate<i people to 1 yr old Male Neutered. t984 Ford Bronco 11 •1& •ti OfYIG
appt 893-2276, Debbie _ ll1Ytlutl11arr Camtrt SNACK BAR ATTNDS supervise 1eenaqers in All Shot's 557_7827 Eves 29.850 mlles Automatic, 4 'door. A/C. white llke" ·VOLT RECEPT /GEN OFC 3-D pictures Need d1!'> an ttme & lull t1rne avail the newspaper promo·. mini condition. Ille blue & newt $9500 975. 1319
Small Costa Meisa CPA tnbutors 731 2t2Q able· lasl rood ... 11bna1 tteld ~--F··-'"ura while $7 700 Li s -, •• ,.,." SYCS llrm 6"'6-4330 • ptf+enee nelpful """"°"' ut••• ... n1.-0100-• Jeg111r x 16 1988 Baa.uutul
744 1 Garden Gro"e Bl Ull S300/DAY Guarameied income ol & fqulpmfm 604 7 dark blue e.ccellent con
G llECf PTIOllST For real estate toreclO!>•" For at>pointment pleus I Jeep Grand Wagoneer d1t1on S32 975 8511-3209
Suite G Gar.den ro1re· Fast growtng co needs pub 11 ca t 0 n ~ ca call the Balboa Bay Club $400 k DESK shelves hie cbnl 1987 low mites. loaded. (2LOL03Sl
exp person w11t1 t)'P•.ng 602-948-3436 Oept 16 1 1 at 645-5000 E;t 52 t Plf W88 table ch•trs Blee~ metil perlec:I corujUlon WhOle-MERCEDES •50SL t975 -•E CLElll skills 8-5 Mon-Frr Sal t start ..& walnut top cnrome sale s 15 000 Ret11I White wllh Ian leattlf'f rfl• 1)8g, Brea 529 6399 SALES Ear" t?OOO 0 Telemarketing O 1901 S20-S75 646-1457 $17 000 Asking Stll,000 chrom. 11tl'leelS excellent
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Beao11tu1 Ne.;vport Beac.11 748_9237 640·11800 lalt I ft•alts Antlque:s. offer ~2·3 152
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The Dally Pilot newsp~per has
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and motivate others and enjoy working with the
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Salary and benefits. Immediate employment.
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Cool College ln'99Ct A. '°'"'1,CountyofOrang1re-'*I urnHlf Int l1Ctlhou1 ltttedl.OOveon J uly25 198811atedmov.onM1y1. 1989 PIC ........... ,t ... ' ... IS The reo111r1nt com• PAOFE8810NAL MARBLE lnltle~COUftOI CaU Of the Ceiltotni9 ~ conttrlJC1 Mlnhole9 Oi.t Qufflll\g that BARBARA tN.._ name 0< n.,,,._ Anne8 Hlllated ~J ~ '"ovv -menc;ee1 1q tr111uc:1 bull· CONC EPTS. TILE 6 lornla,C0unl}'ol0f11l99,.. Code..A AeQu'9CIQr-. ·'~127 MEllON be ~ntlld .. jlated1bov•Ot13A~ll9 fhll 1t11emen1 WH ''*' Thia Sll l4tfMfl1 Wat IU.O N.-tTATl.MINT nMI under lhe llCllllOUI MA,.BLE CONCEPTS l"tl.E Quettltlo that NATHANIEL NOllC'AIOfmla~ftOlft
Pl..:. Plana"• on,, .. 01· 1*'°'1&t f~esentatr.i• to Cynthia A Jaeoo wit" the County Clefll of Or· with ttle. County C111rk of Or-The lollowlng pereont 11.t• bu9'nMa name Of l\lrnel & MAR~lE OESIGN, Tilt & a l'IOBTNS oe appointed H the court c:Wk. ,
lice of Olrec10t o l PhyM:at ldm1nit 19' Ole "'"• of rne f"lf statement was /lleo angeCounty on Aofll 7. 111811 ano-Count)' on M11cil 31, doing bulln~a u 1111.ci 1bow on Febfuary-1 8 MARBLE DESIOl<I OAOUP per1<>n11 reprM«1l11ll11jt lo A~ tw rat•• 11. I .
Ftc:llll-Pl9'U1t"G Eugene oec.detlt • Will}_ Ille County Cl9tlt. ol Or M14141 1th SUSI! 0 S 279 Bo11whng 19811 TILE & MARBLE DESIGN IN-tdmlnlst9' lhll .. 1e1e ol Ille Avery Ct•fJ• _ ........ . Hlfn ll. CoMt Comm1.1,11ty fHI! PET1fl0t4 r~lt t "QeCountyonA.Pnl3, 1989 Pub!llhllcl Otange COM\ F413tM <lrff'1 Or · Cot11 Miii p A 8yrn1 TERN~TIONAL, INTt:R· a.c.dent .._.. A ....... , ,_
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1121128 Trt•i.r Fac11J1y I 7141 Clent Aelmil'lltlratlon ol Ea-Deify P1lol Mey 3 10 17 2• ..._..j 'W·410 May 3 111811 I~ Green Of · Coat a Mell a/\ge County on Aprll 4 111811 TILE & MARBLE CON Mtllll U-nOef lht lnOel)en· Publllned Oflr'Oe CoNt
t!2·!1707 lllH Act with llmll•O 1980 • W-3115 Calli 112828 Ft1*2 CEPTS INTERNATIONAL dent Admlnlltreuon 01 El· Ody Piiot Ap<ll 2e, 27, May
NOTICE IS H[RE81' au1hor111 1Tn•s aurttot1ty ••· wu1 rtaJC NOTICE Thlt buttn1111 11 con P\lbltahaO Or~ Coast TILE • MARBLE OESIGN 111 .. Act (Tiii• auth0f11¥ II· 3 11189 '
GIVEN lhl l the lbOwll• Iowa !he P9•tof\ll leptHen• "8JC NOTICE OUC!ld by in 1noMdu1l Daily Pilot As><ll 12 t8 26 GROUP. Cl.ISTOM TllE & lowt 1119 petlONI rapieNn-WtM21
nlnllld ~hool O..trfC:t ll)f tahve lo tlkl man1 ectt0n1 Mltc NOTICE 'ICTrTIOUI aut .... tl file regii trtnt com Mey 3 19811 MARBLE DESIGN CUS-111tw to Ilk• many ac:11<>111 ----------Otange Couni,. C111l0trw11 "''lllO\ll Obll •ntno court ao-~ ITATEMVCT ~TfTIOUt au..-.. menceo IO lrtnUc:t l>uSI· w.393 TOM MARBLE & TILE DC-wlll\Oul OOlelnlng coun IP. rtaJC ll)TIC(
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Govern.ng 8oMd '*•"· 1Ctwon1 ~., ,,.. oet NA• tTAThilllNT OOino t>uaineu u The following perlOl\I are bulinet• n~• °' ntm•• aua1 1C NOTtC[ MARBLE CONCEPTS CVS· ac:llOf'll ho-vw 1111 I*· FtCTTTtOUe .,_ .. • ,,., reierreo lo .. D•S · '°"'' r.p.esentaltve • ,.. Tr>e l~tng P9'90nl .,-e M E s A l A s E. R dCHng bu*1esl •• llt l.O l l>0\19 on Apnl . !11119 T'-TOM MARBLe"' TILE OE IOnll (IC)r-taltve ,, ,.. N.-tTA,....,.
TRICT • rlCe•Y'I I.IP 10 Q11•rl0 to Q<•• ~ho to Cloing iivs:ineu II RECHARGE 27115 H11t>Or l•IHEALTHON ~EOICAL Su.an L Penn lllCTTTIOUI tlJIM.IS SIGN REAL ES TAT & QUtrlO lo 01ve no11ce to The IOllowlng ~--out nolllter lhentr-.•Dowe• •nll(Ui.d J)e!IOnl un'l..a R EALTY FINANCIAL 8Mt Su.1e •o2 Cos!IMHI CLINICS lb)IC IRICHAM Tm. tll i.met\J was h-.O N.-tTATtMENT AGAZINE REAl ESTATE 1n1eintl0 l>t'l<>ll• untllSll OOing ~ll
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pnO 1111• be O~ Bild 1ntlfettec ~ I -an f0tn11 C0tpo<1t.on 10540 duc:lec:t Oy an tnO·v•Oull Fr1t11en Santi Ana Caltl 1 1 W 409 Julia M"tOfl OrtSCOll :.I IS 1NG & MAAAETING GROUP .nterffl.0 petlOn It es en OUCIC & CHICKEN 00
r>ubllcl) re.a I~ II '"• ob11Ctt0n 10 11111t>el•1t0t1111'4 Talbert Ave EHi Slclg The regiat11,,1 com 9270.t Ht wlllorn1 Laguna Be.tet. AP'L ESTATE MARKETING obj«llon to 11111 ~Ill.on end (e)fHE GREAT RUBBER
lbOlll·ll•l•d ,,,..e •"0 Sl!Qws 0000 cause Nhy 1119 S11111 .. 210 Founr1tn ll•~•Y ~ 10 l•af\WICt bv"'1 Antllony franc4ac:o 28410 Calif 928'1 & ADVERTISING GROUP 1110 .. 1 oooc:t cause wny the DUCK co (l)ISLAND
plac•. coul'1 l"°'1tl0 llOI 9'11"' Ille Ce!ll 927o11 neu unele• It•• t1ct1I , • Cattalpa SI Ne-..porr f'tB.IC N01lC( _ Linda Matgaret F\~ 616 LEASE GUIDE F'UBll court st\ovlO not or11n1 ltle PHOTOGRAPHIC CO Tnere..,oHbe1 SIOOOOe· 1uthot1ty Tll•s bu•tnHI '' con bvlt1lfft name J)( l\llnff e.tdl,Cal<l ll2860 1,.1 Corona de! Mar Catil CAT IONS 110 E 17tn authority tO)PACIFIC PHOTO·
POtll requ•rld for eecll .. 1 ot A HEAR NG on 1•e Pit•· Ouereo bt I corp0<at1Qn lltrld llbO•e on Ap1tl l tHll Thll bl.llln•n-,1 CO'l· 'ICTITIOUt IUllHEl8 92625 $treetl Suire 8 Costa Mffl A HEARING on Ille !>ell· GRAPHIC CO (h)ISlANO
C>t0docurnen111oguar8nlH 1too .. 1tt t>eheldonMAf 18 Tne rag111r1n1 CO")· Dan•el C Rt1'Q • ClucteO by i n unin-· .. AME ITATEMhfT ltll f1¥10t ' 6811 Plumer CA92627 11onw1ll t>eht10 on MAY 111 PUBLISHING CO (IJWOAlO
Intl• re1u1n 1(1 0000 c:.on 19119 II I •5 p M n Dept menceo to 1ran11ct bull-T111t 1i.1emen1 ... ,. (llllO corpor11eo 1uo1:1,111on The I011ow1ng ~r.0111 .it• St .. c Co111 Mt'SI Caht Ooug111 s W1lk"1$ 170 E 1111111 II I 45 F' M In 0.pt PARY TOURS 628 Hemllton O lion w1fh1n tAtn O•v• 1t1e1 NC> 3 ioca•.a a1 700 C•vtC neu unoer t~ t1 tllh0\(I with Ille Coynty ciei~ or Or-01,,_, than• p'"artl'l.,gt14> oqmg bu11neu It 112627 1111n Sune e C0$111 Mesa No 3 1oc11eo 11 700 C1v1C St •C Cotta M.u CMf
th• bid 099n1no d11e Ceotet Ori... <1n11 An• CA DuStneu "•m• O• namH Inge Covntyon Aprtl 7 1989 1 ne re~lltrani com CAll CLOTHING J007 Tnii Dullness 1~ con-CA 92627 Center Ori.,. Santa Ana CA 112e27
Eac:n 01CIOt1 111111 09 • 8270 I r.111<1 abo-.e "" April 17 · F41452t 1T1enc.O 10 trentael bull· Or11noe ·.Slntt Ana Caht ducted by • generlll pall· This t>usmet.1 11 con 112701 Wlltlam And rew Deane.
11 can11d CO_lllrit!O• IF YOU OB,ECT IO the 1989 Pubh1"4H:I Oratige Coul n11u unoe1 1/18 OClll•OUI 112107 nertnlp ducreoby 1n1no1v1du111 IF YOU OBJECT 10•11111 628HamlllonSI •C,COlllUI
1><1reu1n1 10 th• Bu••,..U grant•no ot the pehhon you O.b0<111 A S111p1ey, S« Olily p,101 Apiit 19 26 Mty' t>u:11nea• riime or nernu • Gregory M On+-11,1 t783 T/I .. ieglltr inr com Thit •to1str1111 com· granting ol tilt pet111on you Mesa. Calif 92827
1nO Prottwon1 Coo11 allO thou•<> 9tl'1e< 1111peo1 11 lf'e rerery 3 10 1889 ii.teo ebove on Maren 22 Panay Coct• Mttu C It~ menced 10 Jr nsK,kllur.i menceo io u.ansa 1, bust ahould 8'1Q9r ~Rill at Ill con·
b• hcented in lht 101low1 11 .. ~_J111d 11a1e 1'N.' This 111,1emen1 ~ .. llltd ,,. i 11 ~ · 242.7 ~ "'* ung•r lf'le hcllllous ness under 1111 11c11uout nHt1no ano 1111111 your ob docted oy tn lnc:t1¥ldU9!
tfiffi ons 1K lll)n-1or 1 Te wr111.,1 ot>1K witl'I lhe "Cc>uti~ ot"Or Romaine K1r1i;n,11m / • 1'1111 DIAS nen. •• ~on tlullnHS fl•m• 01 namos ousmess name or name• tectlons or Iii. written ob1ec: Th• reglllr •tit com · A 0< B • Gene111 Bu1toino hons ••lh lne our• r>eJore anoe Coullfy on Aprll~S Doi-IC -.i..TICE r1111 l'!atement 11111 .Jllfl<l Ouc1e0 by an nd•••<1ua1 llalld al>Ov• 0,, tnot Y•li l•steo above on 1ton1 with tne court t>elOfe menced to trtnSaGI bulli·
conrract0<s "'• tiH1111g vn..1 •PDE-1-.. F•11s11 ,-~ "" ,...,111 the Cou'lly Cieri( or Ot • rre ••11•t1r '' 1 cum Lill fl)'IOt 0oug111 s w11111,,s th• nt er1no You• 11ppe1r ness un~ the llc:titlout
Each' DIO mull conturrr 1nce mayo. n persoo Of t>y Puoll1f'leo O•lno• Co'a,I FICIDIOUI •UllNfll •·no• County on Marctl 3 1 mericeO .10 tr an""' 1 bu~• T/lll ll•temenJ was liled This siarvmen1 was f1lvd ant e m1y oe 1n pera.on 01 by bulltnus n!llM cw ~
anO t>4t rMPOMl•e l l"tl you• allorr e; • 0.lly P lot Mey 3 10 I 7 24 NAME ITATEMENT tll811 ·. nM• unoe< .,,.. '" ltttou• """' the County Cler~ 01 Or-*'th thtt COU!'\y C1e rk ol Or your 1ll0<ney /. lilted ll>qve l>ll Af>ril 4, 1Mt co~~;rb?:~m=~I~ •ubm.1 °' •: '(c~t~~n~ ;,~?.~: Oo~ • 191111 W •31 ocJ:; ~~;nw~~ :· ~s are F'ubUll\ttO Ot •no:•~:~~. ~~~~·~o.'~":,e A~',, ; ",';;:: ano• County on Ac>"~! 1= ange Counrv on Ap"~! ,;:! Ol I~ Yc~t~:!n~ ~r~?.~Oo~ ~~~·~~ w• til9d
on Ille •~m luc"•"Jl'ed 'fJlh lh• d1Ceu1110 you mus! I 'I! DllDI c w..ncE Rl\/ERVIEIN LU MBER Dally ~1101 Apnl 12 19 26 G•!lg 011••• PuDlilned O••nge Coast Publt~heo Or111.ge Cou1 the o-Md 'fOU mull ltle w1tll the County Cl«f" cif~
ll'le contract OOCumenlt • '°"' c•• m "'"' lhe cour1 •"d ..,...1 nu . ENTERPRISES 20,.3 Wett May 3 • t989 , Tnla. ii.ten· •I ""' 11eJ Daily Pilot Ao"' 12 19 ..!6 I 01Jlr P·101 May J 10 1~ 24 your c:lalm "'"h 1ne court '"o ange County on Aprtl 7, 1 ... ""of Ille proposeo s..b<.c.n-ma1t • c;opy lO th• oerior ,1 F-K:TITIOUI aua1Nt:i1 cl•ll • 108 N-POrt Beacn W 389 ,.,111 the Cour.ty C ''' 'Ot Mey 3 19119 111811 m-'copy to tne P9ft<>nal N~
lrlCU>rt Oil 1n1s P•Ojet1 ~ '~!f:Hnlll •8 llif.i• nted Dy ·,.AME tTatEMEN~ Calf! 112860 1noe Cciurity on .tr~• ' 191111 W-Jg i wuo repruent1Uve 1P9<>tnled by Publtshed er_,. C~
requtted b~-M>• Sul:Ylltll"g It·• C?!v•t W•t"'n IOU• mvnth1 f'tB.IC NOTICE '"14545 the court "'"''" tour months O&tly Pilot -.Pt• 18. 26, ~ 1no SuDcontrtcllng F111 lrom lhl 0111 01 I rtt t Tne lol•o ... •no PtWIOnt •1• Paul Eugene Tucke<, 71162 Pub••sneo Orarogft l, 11 t Pta.IC NOTICE 11om tne dll• o r lnl II· 3 10 1989
Pr act~• Act Oove.r>mer r 1u1nce ot •nars as p;o.t!CleO 0~·~ Eo;:~~~~~~l 1 AS K ~:;:"c;•;c:26~8""noro,., flCTJTIOUI 8UllNEIS D.,1.,. l>rlOt Aµ• 1 "I 6 ~•Y P\8.IC NOTICE tutnoe ol tettet• u piovtded ' _,_. ,.
Code S1<:hon. 100 ti~ ,, MCl•on 9100 ol l'1e Ca I "ORCE l TO 496 N N-Tti b ' " ':J c. NAM£ STATEMENT 3 •O 11189 -FICTITIOUI tuSINESS PUauc NOTICE ?'=9<X=I Eaen !>'Ode< mull IUt.m ! f0tn•1 PrQ04te COO~ T"" .,._ '' 11 ut •n• •• • tl'"t· The totio...mo oe<son~ ire W 4)9 Tn. annual 19QC)'t o t fne
W•lh •ac.h b•O (etlll..C Of 'me 101 t no ti•··"' " .• not pOrll Blvd N~"'l>OI' a. .... ,. dUCl6CI by 1'' lf\d•·•OUll "°'"' ou .. ness ii• NAME ITA{fMfNT SeoetstrOt!' Founoat>on ..
Cll1'*·• ctieck peyat>e 10 t•P•r111 '-"'~ 10 10.,, ...,...,,,.,, Ci1t 92663 •4 · The ••'111111"1 com VINCENT ESTAfES 2182 P\8.IC NOTICE 1 tlle lt>llOWl"9 P ~ · "11 tv1J1ab1e 1 the aOO••H 1be-OIStRlCI -0t a o.o~ trom•,..o~t•Hlll~-· Jemn1._ CtQtlo.All. 96 tnefl(..*'2. La ll.llWKl1..nusL ~-pont --Onve. -Su••• 11 ::l0i1191>u1•neu 15 llOteclber>" 101 nc>ection GIFFORD KELl,.AM
•n rn. form Mt iom ,, t• e llOliceo abo~• ~~~r.;,~ 1:~~ ~port =~~~,.:• o,1~~~':::t' lr'vi,,. C1111 9&>7 15 FICT,TIOUI 8UllNESS P;:;YE ~;~1~~:~~ ... ~oc~ du11no norma l tiuttn•u C LEX> GIFFORD. Jgt> Edna Ste Vf! n10 n contracl docum!'ntt .n ''' YOU MA 'f f)(AM "'E lhto Raymond F ll•ll(.~I C0t NAME ITATfMENT ...., h0u1s oy luy C•l teo v.nci to bS ~-·d nl o( , ... _,,~· K•ll'"'-, 87 ...__.,, ,,_ · Thomas Ou11ahs K'obe 1111&0 lt>Ove on·N A • • Laguna N~ C•"' 926!>6 ,.__ '-"""" ..-..,,. .--· amount not lest than l()"A OI Ill• ~!'01 by 11\e ~uu•I II you Centr I Kol16 650 81 Japen • Peul EUQenll Tuck., l)OflllOn A C111tlo<n1a CO• Tne fQllo .. 11\g PlfjOlll ••• Ar,._ J BeutOwn 243411 reQuffll .,,u,.n 180 llllly\ M -(
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tt\t ma~1mum amount 01 tt•d ••• • P4'•ton nte•es•e.:t n l'h • b s 1 on This •lltem•n t wu 1,~ Po'J!~'°n"·r doir19 b\l.,~91s., r N 111., pubocatiOn ol fh•s no esa Or yt>an., ~"
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de r will ent•• •nto the ,,,. c'our1 o 1orm111 Request d~l&<J by co-partner• w•tn 1"• ounrr. 1•'" 01 ' C<>t•I Av• 81111><><1 1s1o1no SOCIA TES •'.00 c •mpu, C•;1~.:2~:~'"'" " c-on Th• Segeutron. Jou• Utah on FebrWArV 12 h us b.t nd J a m~a 11rop011.0 CO'}lrtct t 1411 r0< SP«'C•t Not c.t 511 1'1e '' t e r-eo111r1nt com 1nge County on April 7 1999 Calif 92662 Of1v1 Su•te 2 i5 ,..._""(! d"rt..., "Y an n-.,.~•r<at dAUQ,Q_ Jili.f.&ILV!bo Roa.a • and
,.me 11 t#J"ded 10 •ui:n 1no 01 an n.:111101yJnd ap ~n~!, t~~11~C:s P OIS~ Or :4J:~ W1lh1m P1rlo.er U132 Beac111 C•1tl 112&60 -Th.,.,.e u'•"•Str~·~;u"com Cos11 MHI CA 111626 1924 pas.._'ie.'d way ln Lynwood Ke!U.U.
' b•d~ In th• e~er11 ot te••l!L• Prti>errt!'Cll .,, t'tar,, .1\~1s Dus ness ni me 01 MmM 01 1u ~ 1 1A•·r 1 ~~ 26 Ma Corcub•oo M-ssio11 V•f'J• Edw•" J 8•1gg, •!IOU m~c.eo 10• "•"~ct Dus• • Tiit p11nc..pa1 manege-11 Cosw Mes.a cm Mu) I mothe,-tJf Carolyn·ft.
10 entei into HIO con1rdlt or ol an p1111t0n or ~"°""' llS!ed eoo~e on N A 3 ~~ 1'9°119 "
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weh S«vr1t-r "'''' be lrH u prov1tleo 111 M1et1on 1250 James L C•oc~etl w 4111 rn1s businen ·~ 1.01t port Bert~" c a111 9,1,eo bu••"-'' name ~ "J"'.es PuDflshep 0•1110• Cu.01 bv hi wtft> BPttv She IB urvtved by
1a11ecr of tfle C1hlorn11 Prooa1e This slelemenr .... ., Med • ducte<J by cl>-parrnert Tflt1 ti.ua111e 1 11 rnn llstect •t>ove 0#• t1tul vt-•, Deity P1101 llA11y 3 11189 L G ( ( • I 4 her l htldren Jatnett L. Thi DISTRIC.T , reservi>a Cooa A Aeaues1 lor Soec:111 w lh tilt! County Cieri\ 01 Or PtJtllC NOTICE · The reo1a111n1 to•n duCt9CJ b~ an ond1v•d \ldl Arnt Beuld'llf" W•Jll uu I 01 l
1ri.t11gn11o re1ec:t11ll1C>r1111 No1.ce lorm•s1v1111bletrC1m anoe Counivon "01112s menceO 10 11an511c1 t>u5•· The 1e91'111tn1 com Tnis l llltmenr ""'"' •llt<J daUf(htt>r~ Bl"ll \' Jr and Ka Lhrytf L.
C>•O• or •lo, w.i1ve 1ny •r. Ill• court Cltfk F411520 FICTITIOUI tUtlN£11' ness unOe• Ille llct11tou~ ~nc.O 10 rrar ••ICt bvs1 ..,11,, tlll' Covntv c '"'~ 01 O• PUBLIC NOTICE Juhn, Lmdn G1Hord. K llam o{ Riv~ .......
190utar1toe1 1n any b•dl Or Ill Atlorn•y IOf P~llllonar: Pubh&fltld. Orano• co .. , NAMI l"TATEMfNT b\lllness n1me Of "8ml!s ntSS ""le' lh" l1ct11•ou1 ange Counl on Morc;ti , 1 Lyrm Mt•Bnd<· u.111 a.nd David E .. 'Kellam -·the b10d1no Allard, Sllajton 6 0 Connor. 01117 p,101 Mav 3 10 ,7 2• Tne IOllowino persons 8 ,,. haled 11>0vt1 on Marc-h 2~ ou'rnMt name '" n '""'' 181111 ' NOTt<:E o,
Pursuant 10 the pro. ••or• 100 Pomon1 Mill WHI, 18811 do•no builr.eu u 19119 111111<1 ab "" on Ma1n1 2• "41,..5 AYAILAtl.llTY OF Gifford. I l'On Nt•al o ( R t'nO, Nevada,
ol 5«.tion t 77 Jot lt>e Lllt>ur lh1lh Floor. Pomona. c A w •37 LIM PIO JANITOR "l Jot'tn ' c dl11w~• 1989 \ Pubf•lh•O 0 [""0" Coast I ANNUAL "(POAT (.;1({ord, J brultwr"'. g rnnJC'hlldr'("n Jame& Cooe ot rn• S111e ot C1•1 t17M SERVICES JD• 1 Souto a This ,1111ern,..,1 .itn '•'•O eo ... 1n 118<'99' p,.,, f'lnl O••' P·lvl A ,,, ,1 1c:. ~ 11 aecou1.an~a "'"~ RC. Leon UJ!(ord Ddrn'' L III and Ct')'iU) L.
1orrn1 ir1eOl!TA1CTriat o1> Pub•S'l~ Or~ngt< Co11st DllDtlC NOTICE 8',.fftlSt Su•te 4•0 ~•M-11 ... uhlheCouo1,C.1er~olOr Tn~ ~"''""""' ... .., 1t•e<1 M Y3 1989° jteehon 6f041dl 1 <.oh 1 Giffo rd M vron (;rt Kellam of Mort-no 11•"9<1 from tfle 0.rt'•"IO< ot D111~ P1101 May 'l ·1 q 1999 rUU\. Alli CA 97701 11"0• CC1Ltn1,,. °" Mart" 11 w•lh tfle Coi..nty C•t>r~~· Or •Y W•lSS r~ annual •9'>0rl ot Jor11
111e [)epertme"' ot lndull• al TW596 F••ncisco PtH•l 4?4 w 1999 1ng1 Co...n1~ "' AoMt> 1\11191 l "post~ ano Hei"° A.p0,t1tt l Coro I "'ll'r h. lnw.f ""'1-w ~
Relations rne 11111ner11 FICTITIOUltUSINESS 1s~S1 •41 Tutl•n-CA.926'0-fOllll ,.,.",F"6Undt1t0n •• e••11•lt f' 1tw l Slhtfft.•r and lJ Elh:n.Hend.nck.s. and
p•evl'hhg •ate ol P!'• o I'm PUBtlC NOTICE -NAME ITATEVEJlfT Ramon r0,.91 Mtow' 902 Pub11s1>ed Or~nge C •st
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w•0•1 and ·.111e 0111n•ra Tile tott0W1ng P9'SOI'\ ;1<e w Anon Sii't • ""' C• Daily 1>.101 '°'P"' 1~ 19 "" 0.·1y P,101 At" I •Q .i; ""') Par1< e.r>t•• 0r1... ~ .. ·1• gran l' I rvn ,.., reg,,ry en orewl~Jng 1111 101 ho"'"" FICTITIOUS BUSINESS d0tng t>us.neu II 92707 Mar 3 19ag ) 1o 1999 FICTITIOUS IUSINESS 900 Coira """'' C<t •le><n • wa:. .J m mt)t•r of th•• .alt o( Reno. N•v.,
•rid ovenime ""'Otto in'"*' o NAM£ ITATEMENT THE SOUND SOll ''ON Marco A C'•1C1•01 o.l5 'II J8l w A•'> NAMf ITATt:MfNT 926'6 p• on,. numi,,,, LOS Chun:h E\t n Slt>\t'n and Tammy
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""' West B•k•• COSll. llAeH I the '0 \Ollw no P!'•SO '" "'"I 9S0-9500 <lu• 'IQ r-ou1•• though ht \\ 11.S h..i.nd1-W 1lltan\S, Jeff and oe pe<lor~ '°' ftl," C:••" d<>ng ow1ness as •no•on BM<:h. Ca•it 910•8 CA 92626 P\8.IC NOllCE nun11c NOTICE . ooong ou •• ,,. .. •• t>uS1ness nouri1 !111 d ._, or type of "Otl\•' f\Mdad 10 NEWF'ORT UPHOLSTERY l(~ry Ann B~n011 9212 Tn.1 Dus.n.,,.. .. c.c.o. rVU\. B•G c 10221 s •I•• .... I! ..... ·--~ • ~. PPtd ht rn \,{ r h l tl ~_K_~ Win·
._ecull t~ e&ittlCt, n • S"' GO ~ Gltffy A~ ~ -{)r-""'"''"!11an ouc1.c b~ a ·~"•••• e>•fl "CTITIOUS t lJSJNESS FtCTrTIOUI ~llNESa 'I03 ~0unta•'J v "Y t a '' 1'>4t'<Od o! 1&o-er."' CIWT' , .. l.Wld 1n h1<11 w;\ Ht• J kl"'! all of Sp&rlur, '"" .,. on '·• .. , rt .. 0 s Sant• Ana Cai I 11210
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TRICT ot.t.c.a lt:>fll•d II Ro(hl lO Elsf'e 550 F'arl< n ... C>us•nen I) '0'• Tnp reg ltr:lnf eor Tl! .. t()/I() ... "O pe·~ons 11·e frie 'OI ""' Ot•S .. ~ ,... Gtiflll R1, 71!1!~~ VI• Of> "01.Cf' fl h t H d -·· f L
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T•l •le< COfl•flt "''• t" oc Th•• ousinen 5 co• Trt• •eo '"'1111 com neu .. n,111, ire '•Cl•h>u) PA c 1 F' t. R M co "IETw QRf( J-.• E i2877 011 , ''•or M•,., t<tllSI ~hvotrng l.impinJ< Veg~. Nev . gt"Ul-
ll!fl.0 °" ·~utwtt A ~\!P• ot O"ct"° Dy •n •"<l•v•Oue• meneed 10 1''"S4ct t>us bus•neu ,,,.,,. o• , '"'!!I FASTENERS "06 Pori 151,., St•~! l.os• 1 v,..a n,., bvl"'"•~ • " w••• Alth1•ugh ht• uiuld I gra.n(i(.h1ld~n James lllele•llH~t.-lllttt1n,1 .. 11 lhe •e ostrant com ness unoe r '"• 1,c1111ouslllled 11bO•I U"r1d C1rdollP1 Ntw,.oor•Becttl Ca •l92621 Ou<1edDY•l1•nO·w•d' .. • not WJltr ~kt h1 Ed\\ard .Kellam of
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llahalfoemillda10tvvoon ,,.ss under 111e l>e111ous •·sleo eoove on N A r_n. ll•l....,ttit w.u ""° Roae"c~ .fll!•d l ,•ch 5l" Sfreet co•.;11 ~· .. ~l<I •c: t•l"M-'' bu,, r~ "L I.dug l n\dn\. nwn .. • oreno a ey, l· ui.CONJ-AACJ~t<t"""""' 1:1U11naa ~ °' AAn~>OI< ... rh rt-e Couroty Clerk 01 01 tll08 Port Ctt•d•ll Pt Ne.;. Ci M 920?" 1 ,._ ~ 1~ fJG1~.! NOT1Cf OF t youngpNJptr Ht> wa l nt'~ 1iein dl1 O-f • •
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