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Home My WebLink About1989-05-08 - Orange Coast PilotDN.g cult leader: ordered. Laguna's Be~hlll~ ......... Children ~ given ---· --- medicines l gives loss his death to Hershlser l~pr.oper1y (0\llC,IOIC\ \HI' ' the doctor In vite s badl to a t .... 11y picnic all the chffdren he hu escorted Into th• world. Sunday•• festivities were held at Tewlnld• 19.wk In Costa Meg. ... 25 CENTS coast· group . ·seeks -school · -. . . fund reform~ ly ALEX \IVIWAMS Of-~ .... Sc- Orahge County acuvasts arc spearheading a state~Ldeaampaign to hr.ink school funding ambalao~ that have left some dmncts an danger of cuts tn pfugrams. labor tnfc and rtduccd enrollmen( The problem, admarustrators sa). 1s that a student from one dastnct as o0cn "-"Orth m ort in talc dollars than a tudcnc.from another d1 tnct Newport-Mesa Unified hool District rcccavc $2.917 an statc ·money per 12th irader each )Cir. But in the Capistrano U nified School Distnct. the stale 11 vts S2.63S per 12th grader. The difference. $282 per stµdent annually. adds up to approit· 1mate!Y S6 1 malhon e'ery school year The dollars translate to book field tnps. counselors and nurse The imbalance mean some d1s.- tncts irow comparatl\ely nch while Olhers grow poor. Slld Ted Kopp. school board president for the Capistrano d1stnc\. Capistrano u at the epicenter of lcgislauop aimed at corrccung hastonc school fund.mg 1mbalanccs, Kopp wd "We fttl we'\c bttn 1enan1 the rotten end of the \lick," Kopp said "\\>e 'H been payana the taites but not aetttnJ our mortcy back." Parents an lhe CaptStrano district recently wrote more than S,000 kn.en· to ~tatc legislators askinf them to corrcd what lhey pacc.tvc to be unfair revenue pps, Kopp said. • Reasons for imbalance stretch beck dcCadcs, past Proposition 13 a.od a m-.,or lawsuit an 1976 intended to cloSt" the pps. lmbalanccs libler from the )eatS wllcn money for schools came from property tues. Wealthy communides aenera1ed more tax dollars for Qducatioo maa- poor areas. -A pp arew benween upscale and downscale neiJb· borhoods. Kopp said. lmbelances.. however, did not always follow a neiahborbood's af- fluence, Lawrence R.emper, super- intendent of Huntinaton Beacll U n1on H"" School District, said. In rural or devck>otnJ a.reas. neaab· borb<>Qds lacked the lnd\&Stf'Y to f\ael a healthy tu belle. which in t.bc end would benefit Khools. Capistrano schools suffered lb.is low-industry crisis. Busincues were ont)' stanina to Oourisb in IOU\b Oral\&e County when Proposition 13 came alo~ an 1978. Tbc meuwe reduced distncts" power to raite mone throuah ·propeny tua In effect. ll froze p(odma' marpns. ,...._ .. KHOOU/AJJ l~gllna Beach haS its niChe. in ~ation· s .history of art 8Y LESUI I AJINaST Of .. ~,.. ..... • Hi1tory has rc<:orded how artists were Seduced by the climate and beauty of lquna BeaCh and how, once they realized how wilhnaJy the stunnina scateapc and the ftollow canyon allowed themselves 10 be tnnsferred to canvas. arusts vcn· wrcd toulh walh 1ncrcuin1 (~uen- AAd-M more..anilt"'8V91ed..to l • .uanny llice of land at the water's edae. Laauna Beach was defined in a way • that would la1t. The ctty betamc an art colony. But 1f art defined Laauna did l.aJUoa an return define an? Did the pa1nt1np and sketches produced an the picturesque town dunna the first half of the Q:ntury make an~ dtf. fcrcnce to the e"olu11on of an an the laracr world? And how do the city'!> an cxpcru feel about the importance of that art work and.about the work:· now beina produced by anm who· ' UC to anvitate toward l..qun Bach, -I Wb1le the an1st~ who came to Lquna after th~ tum of tht' centul) flayed an important pan in defining Cahfomta an." they pla>ed catch- up "tth an1s11c Irene.ls '-'Orldw1de. a1.:cordtng to an cn1hus1asts. Whtie ab tracttona m "asde\elop- 1ng in Europe. earl} Laguna artms "ere happ) p:unt1ng seascapes. sa1c.l Cbarlb De rnanu Laguna A.n Mu· scum dtfe\.tOr "It mus1 ·ha'c been a manelou tame:· Dcsmara1s .. s:ud "It \Hls a bunch of Bohemians and h1pp1e, liYt,.. at th~beach and making thct UHtn~,.. "These peo ple made their h\1ng bc1n1 arusts. the) trul> were pro- fessional :irusts." he said "In tht "hole h1stol) of an, ho'"e' er. the He~r iflg today Ofl V2¢ .. tax increase. to fund transportation of Transportation lmpro,cmcnt'i The plan requ1rrsc1t1c adopt gn>v.th· manaeerM"nt plai'ls b(forc they arc cl!llble IO '~ the ti\ rt\('OUC . Over thr nnt two dc:cadc • S 11 6 btReon could br sptnt on tran~por tation from all 10urrn. public and pnvatc, acxordtf'!I to Tum Fonunc, ~!c aflun oflctt t r the com· A Cllaft of IM plan 111oa fint mack pWllic · t-.o moalM • Com· •1,..,.ncould IPPfO\t' or amend a ft.a .,., b I~ plan and thtn take 8CtWI IOdly or ~ could dtlay ..-forallOCMrtwo.m . leltn an tJee1ioll can be set. the ,... ... be approvftt b' the Board alS•1nl111Mdlty1 maJO"'Y of • * ciliil .W. •wwwt morf' than $0 ,.,... lldllea:-;01 population. :na ct alnl• IMftalll ..... u be ......... lllllolAdm1n1 .. .......... ~,...,. ..... Uiguna an1st has trad111onall) been a conscn-at1vc an1s1." In the 1920s and 19~. when European an1sts "ere mov1n1 toward Jb traction. which Desmarais call "the ba 1c lesson of20th centul) an." andcubasm wa ~mg born 11\ France Laguna an1 ts \\Crc traveling a crcau' cl) conscrvau"c path "At that vel) 11mc over in France. )Ott'vc ,aot people lltakm h Jaae s arc sull al1ng their t'a~ls out to GOODMORNI thc beaches and parn1111a their prrtl\ From lht' tum of the century hnle seascapes throuah the I Q20s. Lquna Beach "They were do1na a ad\anced arusts \\Crl' painona an the stvlcoftbt work as lhey knc\\ ho"' 10 do. but Frcodl unprcss1on1sts ot l 70, ccna1nfy history has sho\\n abstrac· Dominik said Whale early Laauna u m and cubism had the lona·tenn Bach aru ts made waves 1n the impact on the shape of an!'_ Unned tates. they '-'Cf'C not blazlna n c' olut1on -lt~e all e\lolutton ·nt'ws trails anasttcally. she said. -mo\CS slowly. said Janet Dom1· "h '-'• one of the lcadina art nik. an art h1~onan and pm ate an· colonits ~taruna 1n the early 20th ~toe who spcc1aiaes i n h1sto11cai centuryilnd 1t'drcw a tot ofpcopk to Cahfonmnn. Wordof~n~n aliformrfrom -utb~ of1.:he- first tra\el.sfrom its source and finds a United tates." Dormn1lc said ... Tbe)!_ nepu' e rcacuon. he said . .i\ftl'r a didn't do an~ tlung inno'Vattve. but ume lapse. the new style may bcjln to lhC) drew a lot ofnauooal auenuon" pin acccptantt. (""9e .. LAGUNA/ A21 MB P-ollce breakup 'drop· party' .. ..................... W ASHINOTON -Delm• Sec· mary Dick Cheney's CIOll-cuUins move to 1enp me V-22 ~ aircraft includes a Dian 10 replace it widl die Super Stallion, a problem-P'llU«' belJCOpter under investip-iioD for 'ble desip Oawa. Two Cn.bwd 9uoer Sia.Ilion• crubed in January, 1987. ln one ecc:idena. the belicopter'a four man crew escaoed with only minor in- juries. In the: craab t~ weeks' before that, however,. five crewmembets died u the tbree-e~ned craft crashed near Brawley rn Imperial County east of San Dieao. Another l 98S crash in Lquna Hills killed one crew member and iltjured four. A conarcssional firestorm over tcrappina the Osprey can only be fueled by Cheney s tum toward the Sikonky Aircraft CH-5lE Super Stallion. the western world's lartest a.elicoptet, lawmabn 11y. The Osprey is daiped to take· off like a belicopeer and fty like an airplane. The Marine Corps wants it for 1urpri1e, lona-ru,e amphibious uaaults. The aovernment baa in- vested S2 billion in iu development. Cheney, however, •YI tflat t.he Os~ must 10 u pan ofbi1 move to "cut JI 0 billion in apendina under the bud&et ..,eement between Conaress and the-Bulb administration. The Navy rebuffed coQll'ellional demands in 1987 for aroundina the Super StaJtion and instead ordered Sikorsky to conduct a $9 millJoo review to determine if a deaip flaw trigered seven crashes between June 1984 and January t987 that left 20 Marines dead . ·Newport_ Harbo f Yacht Club begins 7 3rd year 9y ALMON LOCKAIEY ~ ............ ..,<"* Several hundred ·members and aueats crowded aboard several million dollars wonh of full-dress yachts Sunday to cielebrate Newp0rt Harbor Yacht O ub's 73rd Opening Day. . . . Also at full dress were officers and staff commodol'C5, introduced by current commodore Peter Pallene. Otber officers arc William L. Palmer Jr; vice commodore; Thomas T. Schock, rear commodore; Timothy C. Collins, fleet capta'in· Steven W. Foster, portcaptafo, and i>eter B. Hit1l secretary. - The UCI band provided back- '&round music for the hoisting of the flap that proclaimed the elub official- ly open for the 73rd season. NHYC is the oldC$t yacht club in the Harbor Area. It was incorporated in 1917, and has spawned some Qf world's top sailors down through the years. 'A hifblight of opening day is the inspection of yachts and the awarding of trophies fOLthc best maintained yachts 1n the club fleet. Winner of the Shirley Meserve Trophy, the sweepstakes award for the best maintained yacht, was West-. crley_. a 48.-foot sloop owned by John Miller. It Was desianed l!Y C. William Lapwortb and built by Gene Wells. Other inspection wm·ners: Commodore's Trophy -Full Model, Ken Gardner. Power Over 40 feet -Salsa, Paul Speights. • Power Under 40 Feet -Launa Kai, Bill Rind and Tony Brown. Power (high performance sporttisher) -Ghost, John Re- ynolds. Bay Boat-Launch -. Amos., Al cl W'bin Bea. · Sail Over 40 -Legend Brian Mock. Sail Under 40 -Zoos, Alexander McDougall. Daysailer (no engine) -Gavin Herbert. Racing Dinghy (except Non-Calm) -White Siar, Blair Bryant. Junior Non-Calm sailboat - W'bite Lightnin, Rawleigh Young- love. Insg:}ioncommitteechairman Tim Co · s said 34 boau in nine classes were inspected. f "\l,l•'OH'\I ·\ I 0111 Hl A ticket bought in North Holly· wood had all six winnina numbers selected Saturday njgbt in California Lottery•s "Lotto 6-49" aame and is worth S 12.4 million. The winnina numbers· chosen for the latcst installation of the twicc- weekly game werc: 9, 20, 23. 26, 33, 39 and the bQnus number, 4. PARTY ''°"'Al .. K.inpton Machine Tool Manufac- turina, 5421 Business Drive, and drink for $2 apiece, police Lt. Bill Mamelli saJ<f. lnvestiptors, however, let the perty tun only Iona enouah for the five allcaed orpnizers to clip off the lock at the pte and rolJ in two kegs. Around 8 p.m., police arrested the youths, aged IS to 18, on suspicion of trespassina -and misdemeanor ·pos~ session of ak:ohol violations. The police then stationed themselves at the parkina lot, tuming away 200 to 300 youths who drove up for the party, Mamelli said. An undetermined n4mbcr of tbe potential gucsu were a.mated .for possession of alcohol, MameHi said. Representatives of the tool manu- facroring company were unav11lable for comment Sunday. But Edwards ----'Hid-a--drop-panyanra~huntrreas . . 'Nine tickets with five numbers plus the bonus will share a prize pool of S 1.89 million. Those tickets were purchased in Los Angeles, I n&lewood, Encino, Cerritos, Fallbroolc, Pleasant Hill, San Francisco, Fresno and Modesto. There were 342 tickets that had five <?fsix for$977,000. March 31, as did another drop party about four weeks prior. Edwards sumuicd that pa~ or- pnizen chose the site, located an an industrial rqion in the northern part of the city, because it offers ideal access eontro1. The perking lot is huae, Edwards said, and is sur- rounded by high fences that arc virtually impossible to scale. By controllina the gate, the organizers control the ~y. .. If only kids would look at not as a. party, but as a crime. They arc breaking into private property and trasbina the place," Edwards said. Aien apparently showed up at Fountain Valley Hiah School, amon1 j)OSS.ible other campuses, Edwards said He was unsurt where the five arrested attended school. He added that some past fliers have made the claim that party orpniz.crs ~ve obtained permits for.the pther- i • . N'-~---o-~-d .... 1'-ss-u~e-'J)C~nn--.imonn- • TbM ftView, due lut aummtt bUl dela~ by additional Navy requests. was delivered to lhe eetaiaaon in early Febnwy with the compeny declarina the helicopter safe. The Tustin t.Jt hu houted about 40 Sueer Stallions over the pest few yean. The c:opu'I' can haul S6 soldiers orl8tonsofca1JO.SuperStallionsare also used for m1neaweepio.. duties. Disaatiafied Pen\llC)n officials sent it blclc to the company last month for further test11 ICCOrdint lo Bill ArmllrOQI. 1DOkam&Df0r the Naval Air Syas.ma Command. . • .. We fell there were some attas of die TEP (.-1 and evaluation pro- pun) that bad to be amplified," Annatrona 11id. S~o~ saY9"it will retli!bmit the review this summer. Th~ Pentaf<>n does not expect a final determination LAGUNA FromA1 J he owner of Redfern Gallery, who specializes in the art of the early California artists. said California offered an enticing blend of escape and aesthetics. The movement was from the French schools to the East Coast to the West Coast. he said. "Most of the artists came to escape the East Coast regulations and restnc- tions." Ray Redfern said ... They were escapina the East Coast tradiuon - coming to be more free, basically to pa.int the new landscape many people hadn't painted before." William Otton, president of the Art Institute of Southern California in Laauna Beach. said local artists played an important part in the history of art. · · "They were leading the way on the West Coast," Otton said. "f' think their major contribu.tion was the introduction of the different Ameri-· can movements occurrin1 at the belinnina of the century." Rex Brandt, a 74-year-old land- scape artist who knew many of the arusts from that early period, said they were living impressionism a California look. ..Laauna Beach and probably its counterpart, Carmel. were focal poinu for what was the Amencan version -the West Coast version - on tbc atudy until October, wh)(" meau debete over Super Stallion and Osprey runctina ror fttcat 1990 will r.,e on without tbc benefit of the helicopter's safety rcpon. Sorne ~uper Slllbon critics are ready to (!&ht Cheney's plan to buy more of the helicopters in the abacnce of .a Pentaaoo-approved Sikorsky review. .. Until they can answer the ques- tion and do the review ... we need to put tbi1 on hold," said Rep. Jim Bates, 0-CaW:, a former Marine.and a leadina critic of the SuperStallion. But Cheney'• rcqueat for more Super Stalliona, which would revive a propam that wu scheduled to end in the 1990 budtet, indicates Pentaaon coaftdence in the helicopter, Sikonky officiala maintain. "They're anticipatina that the 1ood of French impressionism bit the United States and moved to the Wcu Coast.," Brandt said, and "a locust of landscape painters developed veiw- points based on impreuion11m." "The.people here SO years later had a chance to "sei these French painten and tried to make a Cahfomaa version of that. And they made some wonder- ful paintings." Desmarais said ... But when you put 1t tnto the context of the wt'role development of art. they were SO years later." Still, a unique viSton was emeriing. he said. "These arc the bqinnings or Cali- fornia art," Desmarais said. "Jt was maybe a modest beginning. but it certainly has developed 1oto .an important part of the •whole art world." After World War 11, Wlth the onslaught ofabstract impre:. ionism, Brandt said. there was less reason for artists to seek out Laauna's land- scapes. "Generally the trend has been away from the scene. and especially the romantk scene," said Brandt. who dow li ves in Corona del Mar. "Land- scape is virtually a dirty word nght now. so why ao to Laauna"" And there arc other reasons an1sts ml&ht look elsewhere for 1nsp1rat1on today, accordma to other art special- ists in the community. "Our faculty and our students have 1 .,.ery dtfTteul& ti-me findant h<>u5• in Laauna." aaid Ouon . .!'None-ofthe name of the~ Will bl.-. beet, .. tbe "' ..... lbcw," laid Kn WJ, a 5'Ur*y vice pnlideaa iD dwit of tbC 5uDCt Stallion propam. "ID a way, .. &r.ey bave built in u aotidpatory..,.,rovat by NavAir ofdle wort that bat b«n done." Under the Reqan adminis- tration's budaet. the Super Stallion Pl'Olf'IJl1 was to have ended in tbe 1990budaet year with just three more helicopters ordered. But10 compensate for the pl•nned elimination of the new Osprc)'s •. Cheney wants to buy 23 Super StaJliona for 1990 and is expected to Mk for ll in.nually in each subse- quent yur well into the 1990s, accordiaa toconaressional and indu,. try IOUl'Cel. The Super Stallions cost about S 16 milbon e.dl. AJtboulll ... lila --~ coWd l8kC olfliU ahllkDl&et ~ lly like a pJanc. military tuat!sjats beheve ~ Super Slallion can handle much of tbe Oaer-cy'a'."-bavy-lift missaon for the Mannes and Navy. Tbe Super StaJhor. is a modif&Cd version of the Vietnam tra CH-530 Sea Stallion TbeSuper Stalhon, with hs lafaer rotors and a third engine c.an lil\ about double the old Se~ Stallion ·s capadty. But en tics aay the 16"1-ton •ticop- ter is simply too bi& and lhould have been detianed from KTatch, not modified from the smaller Sea Stal hon. ''It was desianed too large and there's no way you can make it safe because ofils stze," said Baaea. faculty live here. Therefore it makes it ··There·s a wide assonmcnt of art m difficult forthedialoaue that happens l.quna Beach, from decorative to aoonymou51y in the restaur1nt or at fiM," Redfern sa.id. ''It is setting ~local pUery to occur.•• · much better.pin. It bad a little bit of ~That's what we're U"Yina tQ do a slump there where there was mol'C with the institutions, ,et artists to tounsty type painters. Now there's hana out at the campus, the mu-more fine plleries movina bett." 1eum," Otton said. "We're tryini to But the town's ia1Jcries and the art create the ambiance here in ~na lnst1tutions do not share the same for the interaction to occur. Jt isn ton ,. em~uis, Olton said. <the strttts of Laguna." • I iio'think therc'rc two ides to the Michael Kang, owner of 5-Fe:et story in Lquna." Otton said. "V'/e restaurant ·and a friend 11.)o many have a areat number of gallenes in artists, said he doesn't J)erct1 ve a Laauoa Beach, but there seems to be a dJStinct artistic movement evol\11ng d1ff~ncc 1n the direction "\hose LO Laguna-Beach today pJJenes are taking compared to the "I don't see a lot of senous art dlrccuon of the art mst1tute and the here," Kana said. "I don't see any mu1eum." partJcularly stron1 movement l There are facllons that emphasuc think there arc other c1rcumJtances "realistic art. •• that rcnects the loca.1 that prevent artists from coming environment, and others interested down here. such as-cott ortiv1n1 and in contemporary an and m finding ha.vina studio space." new ways or dep1ct1rtg real it). Onon With, "i.mp~>nant exceptions," said. Desmarais wd, cutting edge anists "The two don't occiessanly work are movina to the CJOt~ toatther eas1ry. but I th10Jc the) can "Today many of th~ best artist\ complement each other," he said gravitate toward the catjes, that's why "We arc la)enna our focus mto an you find a lot of the most important u1sun1 focus on the popular arts and work done in Los Anaeles," be wd. I think the mamaac 1s very health) " "There's stjll lots and lots of an1sts But Brandt, who bu watched more who live here, profeasional anists than a halfccntury of art unfold in the who make their hvma at art, worluna city, said the artists are still plentiful 1n a whole ranae of ways. from very but the arliitie ~t ·that onet" conservative to advanced " bonded the city 1 m1 ina. · Redfern, '11r'bO spectalttes in the an "Numeneall), there are no doubt of ea==l California painters, said he more anms 1n Lquna Beach toda> lM Ra-filleriett~ mO"t'I the""" . . • -ofyouths-ta the same part:ina 101 on illqat~y. Edwarduaid. · of1~~r.~olJ:.'!!~~=ae ,-------------------------------------------------=------........ --------------------_,,;:.-- S(;HOOLS sometimes labor strife. But in-order to pay thote com- from A f petitive salaries, a district may have prcservina the imbalance. to cut special pt0trama, counselors or The fa.med Scmno vs. Priest= teachers aides. CUts in tum encourqc of 1976 did little to help, alth ~nts to move their children to '-fundma imbalances we~ the sole hiaher-fUnded neiabborina districts. target. of the court case. The state Enrollment then clrops, oompound- Suprcme Court decided io favor ofa ina the problem, Kopp said. parent who claimed hit child was · Perry said t.he difference eventually rcoeivlna disproportionately low abol\'s up on. test acorea. Students at state·rcvenue for his state-supported richer schools have more materials, education, Kopp saJd. • amaller classes and more teacher But the rulina only demanded .that aides, so they perform better. districu come within "tnaianificant" At pretent., five bill• bcfott state differences per year of each other ih Jeais&aton seek to fix the f\andina terms of per student state funding. inequity. The moat prominent, writ· The pmniuable difference is now ten by Assemblywomu Ootja Allen, about S2SO per student per year, It-Cypress. would brina.U ditlricu in which adds up to millions, educator &be atate up to lbe annUll per'4tudenl John Perry said. Perry ia u ulilWlt ·~ next ~ Md llllP lbaD .at superintendent of butineta ter'Vices tbe avenee art= ,_,.. -for 0nnet Unified and ii "1so Allemblymu Oil R·New- Pft 1 ident Of the A.llocialion of J..o• pori Badl, Ml a ._ W.-ldl Scboola. lweepias bill IMI wo.ld .._. I.opp met imbe•DC'A't are unfAir moacy over die courw ol ...,... ..... ...,_ftaadld ctillrica must yWI IO brilll dlllrict dOlir IO dae ........... ~. -·--. lltctl 4D DGL :rlic:Mn dlmwt Allla'I t1i1 ,..S tM AAl1•11••iallllt1hJ't a1111111tlliw....,.... ..S lf'IM .._ 11'n•l•••:!!c--udit110W lriCIW~daeaa.--ia 1llllNllllAJ11~1'11Cl11Qi '"' tee. Its fate should be known by early June. • - Alona t._e Orange Coast. many of the school districts fall below the state averaae: • Ocean. View School District m Huntinaton Beach receives-S-57 per student leas than lhe state averaae. • Eountain Valley ~I Ofscrict aet1 S34 per student ess tha.n the averaee. . • Hunli .... on Bdch City School District rece.vca $48 per student leas. • HuntiDl'OI' Beach Union Hi&h School Disirict is given S44 per ll'*8tleta. 0. lbe olber band the Newpon Meu UniMd Scbooi District trts S2JS per lludent above the avenee llllCll ~ wlUJe I ••na Bach Un.i· led .... SIOI per student above tbc ..... ,.,, laid die pita of ftaw'o-ladeo clanaau and the hours of &- c111'i1111 -.cure the almj)le fact: The ..... quo ii ufair . ....... .... M"eSmoreeduca-.............. " tilid. .. Under .. c.litillia lillion, .,., ...._ .. . ...... ,....,... ... ................ .. .. ,,. .,.,,_ ..... .......... -..c.. _..,..c.... • ................ :::-e ... • .:..c; .... Backstage and Up Front. · • I Waste disposal lecture Twes_qay Wute disposal will be discussed b> a represen- tative of lM Oranac Count) ~astc Management ProSfam from 11 :30 a m. to I pm. Tutsda) 1n the -Admunstratton Burldma at Orange CoaSt C'ollcge. Room 108. The meeuna of the Costa Me~ C1v1c Assocta· tion 1s S7 per pcN>n. and lunch ~f'\ auons are requested b) today. Call 54S-S027 or 556-6290 to RSVP or for addmonaJ information Resum~-wrltlng workshop • A free mume-writing worksho.i> for 1nd1v1duals wishina to re-enter school "A1U be offered from I to 2 p.m. Tunday and May 16 at Oran&CC&a!>t College's Adult Rc·Entry Ccdtcr, foc~tcd bclund the coOcgc's Counseling and 1'di'nissions Building. The progra1111s cspcc1ally intended for persom makinacarctrchangcs or looking to acquire ne~ JOb skills For more infermauon. call 432-S l6! Problems of yeast lnft!ctlons A free presentation detailing the problems ol candidiasis and }cast inftct1ons will be held at 7 30 p.m. Tuesday at the offices orDoroth) V Calnbre54!. M.D .. 27512 Calle Arroyo, San Juan C.aptstrano. The proiram. sponsored b} the Orange Count) chapter of the Human Ecolog) Action Luguc. v.111 be preceded by a potluck supper at 6· 30 p.m Tho~ w1shmgot participate should bnnga s1m~ dish and not wear any perfume. cologne or other sec~ Funher 1nformt1t1on ma) be obtained by cal11ng- Calabrcst at 24(). 7178. ' Marin~ lnstttut~ m~~tlng The ll)Onthl) mccung of the Volunteer of :hr Marine Jnsutatc at Dana Point Harbor ~111 be held at.7 p.m. Wednesda) in the Manne Institute at the end of Dana Point Harbor Dn"e: Nev. officers v.111 Ix elected. and an old- fashioncd ice c~am social will be offered. V1s11or' · arc invi ted 10 the free program. For more 1nforma11on, call Karen '\rndt,?t 496-2274 Club to discuss fragranc~s '.'Nobody.thought Volkswagens would make It In the U.S. But 'they were f alrly in~X.p~nslv~ to work on ... t~n th~r~ was 'The Love Bug.' That was a gr~at movie. How many p~opl~ did 'Th~ Lov~ Bug' turn on toVWs7" David Draper, Volkswagen retorer no~ \\'f\Cd a\ the rnr"s trun!...) ) S~ott D'Errlco (feftt and Keith Simpson falled to ••t a record In the engine pull, removing Ofa~ Cout OAILY PILOT/Mondey, May 8, 1988 ll.1tuk-n1 m11tor \on l"lllllC' II•• Jr '\1 r~·r, 'tnr1~:J ol l hWOll . \c' l"rJI hull' •m ,1,1 " \t, l.n 'n • ~ 11 ,, p,1q•11wn1 \I.Ith 1h,·1r \OUnd '"hn' 111111 p111~ II\ "11H·t.il rci\l-. Pr rap cnu' ... -..... <>nl·u1m(IC.;111wnp111,,1 :11,1 f.·' t t '"''" rn.1d11n• tr1 th1.· )J rlihot,·1.• ',•ntttnt' pull 1 'I 1lw1t• The ongins. intnguc and appeal of fragram:e will bed1scusstd at the annual scholarship luncheon -·of the South C-0as1 Garden Club at noon Wcdmsdru 11 Mercury Su ings and Loan 130::! I Lake ( cntr'r On ve, El Toro Draper s..itd he ha'> restored bu8\ J'> ;r hohl'~ tor I ' )l'ars and has r1.•storcd hug' ns a bll'1Jn1.'" fm thn·1.· ,,·ar' This partlC'ular l'ar "a" ~ofth about ~6 1100 ,, hl·n lw bought 1t and after hi\ trc.-a1mc:n1 111-; ''Orth up 111 ~.:!ll.OOo. --he saiJ. · Lni 111\ pullt1l@. " unn1u1· '" \ 11lh"·'~'·11, an\I thl: <,port" fuuni..J 1.·, er.'' hat> 1111 1<1r prld• r1111Mnt hut mamh 1n ..,outht'rn < 1ll1<1rn '1.md111 < ,,., n 111\ ,1,TorJ111ii lo R.mJ ·zuh1,·· h>,trr \l '' H u1,11n~t··• tt,·<1d1 I ~1\tu JOd hi'> pJrtlll:I rrt'tl \IJ11!)\• I dd1n.I th l)Jlllt'' If\ lfH' (JUIOl\l'\\ nooL. ul "11tld l<l "''"' Ill I 11'~ I •r t)h"ll \J'l('\'d .it cn)il1fit' pullm~ - - Dolly Bnggs. who models fashi ons and Jf'"d~ and panic1patcs 1n fragrance promotions and " the personal shopper of the Zodiac RQOm at !' 1entan· Marcus, wlll gJ\ c the pre~ntauon Proceeds from the $4eventv.111 be contributed to a scholarship program for a' Dana .Hill~ High School student ..., ho will pursue ~omc.-phase.-· o l honicuhurc Ne..., officers also "'II tic 1n-.tallcd dunng the program Call 830-.. 769 for add111onal information Office automation talk New pa tbs in office automauon v. 111 be e.Aplored by Marie Bcrgerud. an educator at Saddkbad.. Valley Community College. at 5 30 p.m Tut'sda) at the Westin South Coa 1 Plaza Hotel Mb .\nton Blvd .. Costa Mc~. . At the mec11ns of the .\)S auun· of lntor· mation System Professionals. w1nn~n of the aroup's scholarship pr<>vam will bc annollnu.'d and new board members v.111 be elt'Cted . The goal of the assoc1auon 1s to C\change th<' names of profe~1onals '"' ohed in mformauon processing. Individuals 1n1t~s1rd in uch an" 11te'i arc encouraged to attend More informatmn Jnd reservattons ma) be obtained b) calling (1v.1.·n Richardson at 541 -::!6 I 1 Th~ an of weaving The an of spinning and v.l'.a' ing v.111 be demonstrated at a meeting at the <. O<>t.i \k<;a H1stoncal ~1et) at 7 30 .Pm "cdnescfa> 3nd on Thursd•> 10 am to l pm Manon Lopn.aspinnerat Knou·~ 8t·IT) I-arm Patnc1a D1naer and Manha Kuhne v.111 dts<>uss thl.'ff ..&--'-'L&u....a~~.uun..of "bomespun" !ltm!!i also~ • on d1spla) • .. Wcdncsda) 's program "111 also 1ndudc MarprctClass. v.ho w1H ~ak on h•u\J v.ca' 1n1and p1nn1na 1n Oran&<." Count) The public 1s 1nv11ed to tbts ftte evt-nt Call lktt) Bttcher at 54 7:!2'1 or 631-5918 for further mformattoo. C \1 .1·"\D \H Monda1. Hay8-----1 • 6:30 pm CMta Meu PlaMla& C•mmlulo•. count1l chambc"', C 1v1c Ccnttr 77 lair On'c • 7 30 p m Nt!PW' Se•" CttY Ce.udl, council chamben. Cny Hall noo Nc~pon Boulevard. No mceunis schul~ :; ~· \ ' n II 0 I n I ' f ~ Drapcrsaad he 1\a \oll .. .,1,1,agl·n purt\t .\II pJ rt\1111 h" car\ are SU'IC!... -=...fhe ~heels the rim'> the ''"'I 1ntu1or Draper 1n\1St'< that the real mom'' "1n rc<.tnl"l.'d ,Ill\>. Beet ks But Draper \\aS Ill the minurn~ \undJ\ r lll "l'\I bct\1.-CCn fa1rgroun~s buildings. ganshl~-pa1n1,·d \ oli..,. wagens dug their nose tov.ard the ccmt·nt .,tu:l..tnl4 th1.·ir engines '>h "ard. in the "California hug·· '>I~ k < .1lth1rn1.i bugs arc t) p1call~ painted a 'cl") non--11tol-i.. 'olof 'u' h J'> screaming tufqou1se or 1n1ema11 onal "'arn1ng-orang\' Otlen. t~c bugs dispj.a'f)>aintcd ll&Ja@.' ·or p111<0trll'l'' ome11mcs the ca M ines of chmmc ngh~ Jo~ n 10 II' 'l:\Kl'.\G T HE GRADE 1 h, '>Port 10\11IH'' ,t '"" 111;in l<"Jlll JJll..111g up th·· H".tr ul Jn 1Jhn~ t1'1.ig I lw l\'Jlll 'hut' 1111 till , ntttn~. 1clt:.1'>l'' II lrom 1t\ rn1111n1' ll"•P' 11 111 a "•11t1n11 Julh ~ltm Jnd "lwd' I hl' dnlh ~ll kl'I It• 11n I hl·' ,I( I hr\ I hrn rau· th,· dolh h.t\ I.. rcJtt<h h 1tw ,·ng1n\· .111.l ,1,111 1h1· ''" F O\ll'r and~' nlfl\llll hold lhl' '''"•rd" 11 h 1 ''" 11111111 t ., .111.1 U '>n ondr, ~undJ' ">1111p,11n '\oil >-.\1th 11i .. 1 \n,1~n 1m t 11k\\ to ~rJtlh ht' IJthcr lr•>m th, r \I 1J tX><1l, 1'l· it \ 1111"011 and ~ult D 'Ernrn I!\, nt \111hc1m •1 1·1gh1 Jll1'll1N' IJ1kd to hrl•J\.. lhl· fi \1.'-\C':il vlll m.irlo. I 11,·11 do\l''il l'llort "J'> I '>(.'cond\ \h~ StudentS swap aluniinum for a· rain for~st B}' ALEX WfWAMS Of -o..,, ,_ St..-r A.n) ont can build .1 rardhoarJ rnd.1.•1 that sputter~ a hundred fct•t m the .iir tx:fore dropping on tht• baseball i..l1Jmoni..J Ma \ be the roc:krt v.ould r:ll<' an \-plu~ a~ J ~\en th grade Kitner proJt."t'I Aui [m1h Fo~t(r .ind .\ndrca ( tar~ v.antl'lf 10 male their prOJ<'ll \JX'Cial ~th<') dt'c1ded 10 ht•lp \3\l' th,· tmp1l.ll r:un lort'~t~ of Bch1c incc Dt-ct-mber the 1v.o <.tudcn1s .1t Corona Del ~tar'~ pm.He ~fart>or Da' hool ha' e OJX'r3tcJ n sc hool·""ldC' rnllc1..'· 11on ol aluminum (ans. The monc\ Imm sclhng the ns ~ far paid fm 1 ·1 ilUl''I ofthrl'al\.'ncd CC'ntral \mcman Jungle . 'Bcforc~h g11'Je f-dtdft'~1 ho~ rap1dl} tflt• rain fore t\ .t~ 'an· 1. h1ng." S<t1d For ter I J "I al'<> d1dn"t realize hov. rap1dl~ aluminum rnn'i arl' building up," she laughed Clarl . IJ bas 1llum1natcd 1hc en- ' iron mental v.oes that unttl rtC'Cnth haH· gone untaught. 'i31d ~m' 'i3Utt•r -1ht' H:ub«>r 0-.l) sc ience tca'th.cr "'hu ns-;1gnl'd the PfOJC'(.lS Harbor D;n tudent~ nO\\ undt.'t'>tand Uk rt\llllCTni"lx>"-er of tITT' ~tnno11'c: cffec,t." bchcn-d 10 tx lo"' I~ ~arming thl.· cant\ nnd chaniina 1t ch ma ti:. utcr soi1d 'ihC' irac~ that tropH:al r-,un fort_ t onl) C''I I In Ont \C'rdan\ oond c1n:hng the globe' The txind ol 1ungk re he appr0'\1m:11el l .SOO m ilt''> tl\ tllhtr d1rcct1on of the cquaior Dcnsc1unak 'tiel3t1on 'IC'nt''I a'a '1u.I sponsc for carbon d10,1dc produn·d h an1mal<J. uter 1~ \\-hen lhc '>p<Jn c 1\ damaacd. lht ,;arbon d10\1de ptht-rs ond Krvts as a blanket &rappina warm po,.c H•rbor D•y School science teacher Amy Sautirr Is flanked by students Andr•• Clark (leftJ aind ~mlly Fonter. .ln,1 hC'ating thC' ~tmo~phcrr \.lult r. a f1 ortdJ nJll'C ~llAI 'hJ Jn l\)UO\flC\ 10 lUth \mcnC'.& .111.1 ''l<l \Ill thc:lorC' t~forlumhcrandl<H r , \'.:1.11 n area\ for thC' lo" profit <"a\tlc mli .. tr' l ){-. tore: lJllOn kil' l'~ the JUJlA.IC\ h o!..tn~ h ~t 1h1.:. ~i>rfa\.~ of the moon the 1r.1d11. r ... ,.J I 11 '.....:an tx'uu~ 11 all thl' ratn for"'''' J \ .1nr tnO\l lit thl •\\&en ~oulll ll\ ttnr · l\\o," I ~-,c3r-old t lark \J1d "I c: \Ur 1'trrnl·J l.'il' h .ind I H1uldn't cn10' f:,1~ , , in I Ii~ U/C\O\.' 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'lid tht.' \IUdent • (.'On c:cm fa, •ln alkr tht• ,\lu~rnrnm c-an dn't is 1 l\lw' "" ll 'tw ho!X'' 'tudtnt under- ' ,1· ,1 th.ti tn pr\''4'P <: thC' tanh'~ fragile ""' 'lh."nl'\, Pl' P~t" •1 r •hi h3\(' IO abandon JI""'~'· r "'" 1luatn or even Iona ' o '~ in th..-n 1rning Rut Oll'f "i1\L ··1 'C'n11 On<' child out t 1 l• h.i' °' i:han~c.-01 he'3rt. 1t''> worth tt .. • ---------------The kids ca~ see right· through her anwn born hcfun: I"'; J •rJ"hc:<l :t mall c-iln and ht"adcJ on in "'.tr(h ol bran muffin" in a ~n .chr v.nrlJ nd thtn 1l h p ·nl'\1 \ ,.,ung COUplC' •Hh tht ar, h ror\'J <''• pres ions ol f>or'<h~ .tn'C°'' "amr "'hcchna do" nth~· narrc.m •11.,k 1 he~ \\Med tra'Jhl throu&h me .. 11 I "t"rt' a t l(.in v.1nJo\., p.i nc. th\ n kanctl n"<'r and plu\ ~<'Cl :1 can Clf \t"IUJ\ orttllc' ~If oot an en<'.h from m\ lieaa J-·or u c.:h1lhnamumcnt I thouJht I'd one tu m\ fin.I n:"ard ao.d..41 l)pC;a~J 1n ii cfoud or «1opla\m. l douhkd, hn ..... C\('r. that I'd be haunllllJ. 1 m. rt~ t ha\mJ alrnd pent '" ti,·rnu' •• che\'. out lmn 't ti OUl\llad C'C'\Utl'~• \Ultrt1 up I ' po n mttu~ ru he\t ti<"" n the aa&c. 1 llcr bl.lnk, ·lhrouah CllP19tll'>" •'UlAal ofa v.oman alonr -.11h ~r lh<>"'l~m. fl onh tonlirmc'\I m) Maf!Pt(1on tt\at l ••'I\ no lonsrr ""Nf ~ .... )OUf IRUllC' I\ I h1."a1.h n•tk>n -ltke ,, lftl ~lUOU\ "1thow1 the l<'an I tm&)td "'-1th tht 't1hta o( m~ po•u. ·"" I Panamanian vote PANAMA CITY. Panama ( l\P)- Panamanians voted for a nc,. pre\1· dtnt Suoda) 1n an ekx'l1on frauaht with cbar&cs of fraud and U.S. m&erfermtt. and some foreign ob- terven complained of voung ir- reaularitin. The-election, Sttn ua~ndum on the dc'faclo ruk of Gen. Manuel Antonio Noriep. p1th.'d Carlos -Puque,--Mftd.p1cked b) Nonep, ••nst Guillenno Endara. the can- didate ofan opposition coaliuon. "The triumph of the opposuion 1s indisputs_blc," Endara said after poll closed at 5 p.m. (3 p.m. PDT> but before any results had been an- nounced. He called for a. march Monday to safe,uard the results. l\lthough f.ndara cued no ftgum. the oppo 1t1on rd~aied an htl poll da1man1 that SS I pen:ent of 1.022 \Olen \lld the) had chosen Endara and 39.5 percent \lid they had voted for Du<UJe • tn the onl) reported incident of '1olenee, the Roman Catllolic church said a Du&ch praest-~a . hol •nd S(flOusl)' wounded b} soldiers a he Urted peopk O\er a loud4ipeaker to go to the polls an the "'estem cit) of Da\ld. Voters tx'pn hnang up· nt some Pollan& ~tations at Sam .. t"q hours before the scheduled opening. tone booth, more thnn 100 or 34 regis- tered rnters were 1n hne b> 8 a.m. 8) latt' anemoon, the hnes were gone. The 10H~rnmcnt prom1srd on1c1al re\ults w11hm 24 hour\ aner dosing llOlC. The oppos1uon accused the ,to' - ernmt'nt of makina arranJt'mcn1, for It!) upportcrs to vott "earl) and often" and said they fea~ the election v.ould bestolrn a\ vote were talhed at t~ Election Tnbunal. Op)>osttH>n leaderi pointtd out thal 1he I S.000 membe" ofNonega's Defense Forces "ere allo'Wfli to JUmp to the front of' Otu\g lines and the> could vote at any booth. making mult1pk \Otlng possible. The) said hundrtds of OPP<X1t1on supporters who went to the San Juan Bautista de la Salle College to vote were told the) were not rqistercd to do so. The · culk."tt 11 In a V."t':thh> Panama Cit) district. Sen John McCain, R·~n1., pan of a 13-mcmbcr unan' tkd ddctat1on scn1 b) Prc\1dcnt Bush. said: "r he aeneral belief 1\ that th~ tlect1on v. ill be stolen sometime tonipt .. "We'-.,e ~-en man) 1rrcaulantie~ bu1 '' rsdrfficulr tOJud&e moc.Ue{lt of: lhe·1rrcgulanuc~. ··he '-lid "The) tried tn put on a nll'c pla>· bul 11 wa\n't h.iJ..e\pearc." said Jurgen Koch. a WC\I Germon ob- ser"er i"' ued h) Panama' human ngh1s co mm1!ls1on. former Pre~1dcn1 J1mm) Caner. ho"e\..Cr, said he had seen no 1r- regulanties. "The on l> problem r"c sc<:n is wilh the number of, oter\.'' he said, rtfemn1 to the long hn s of \Oter). • He uid ~re hid bttn complaint\ m some" p1ttim:u about t.llou arrt' ing late. but "l''-C chttktd w11h the oppos111on and the govtmment rcprcscntallH~S al tM p01Ja ••• arid the)'don't ~m toha,ean> p:Obacms _ _,_=- at ttie place) "'ticre ,., e bttn.~ · C'llrter "'as in' ited h) the Pan-•~nian &0' cmm~nt aJona wath former Pre 1dent ~raid Ford. The ao' trnmcnt contend' the op- po i11on h:t) Joined forcc-s with the United Stntcs 1n an effort lo abropte the 1977 Panama Canal treat1~. which call for the l 'mted State'\ to ' he the('anal lO Panama on Dec. 31, 999, . ··Friends .say cult leader ordered his own killing Prop. 10;3 backers· next Want to double Pusiness property tax (' \1.11-'0H'\I \ HHll-~I ' ly The Auoc:i.ted Press Gas prices up neariy. 2¢ per gallon LOS ANGELES -Gasoline pr~ccsJum ped ncarl~ tY..O c:cnts per gallon in the past two weeks as "'holesalt'r passed on rising CO\t and t~k ad~antage of increasing demand a!. motonst5 head in10 the summer dt1'tni ~ason . an mdustr) anal)sl said Sunda)• MEXICO CITY (AP) -· The leader of a drug-smuggling cult that killed IS people and buried 1he1r bodies along lhc U.S.-Mex1can border ordered his own killing when police closed in on him\ two of his companions $aid Sunday. . Adolfo de Jesus Constanzo ~as shot and killed Saturday after police appeared outside the Mexico City apartment building where he was stayina with Sara Aldrete and fi\.c other allcacd cult members. Aldrete. 24, a fonnerhonor student at Texas Southmost College in Brownsville. told reporters Con- stanzo ordered Alvaro de Leon Valdci to kill him and his rigtlt-.hand man, Martin Quintana Rodri$uez. Aldrete, described as the "wnch" of LO .\NGl L[~ I \Pl -Con· su,incr groups;, ho bal kcd I he rrop· osUi'on 103 car 1nsurancl' 1n11iat1q,· are now lendi ng t~eir clou1 10 a ne" measure thnt \\Ould J oublc bu.!>m~<, propert) ta~e"' and g1H' fom1ltc a la' break. The ne" propo'kll dral'tl•J b) :i group k no" n a'> \' O\''' Re' olt. "o~ld cut mos1 oftht' prorx·ri, '·" bcnchl bus1 nesses ha' r ''nJU) cd fur a decade under the famou' Propo,11101l-IJ. . Voter Re' olt ho"e\\·r "ould l rcp propert) ta\C~ 111r homl'll\\ ner. apJ renter"S unchanged. g•' ing a $500 reduction in tht• ann ual ta\ bill for families"' ho O" n a homl' and a .SOO income ta\ u'l·dit loi l<1m1h<''I \\ho rent. The pror><>~•t1on •ould rat~(' more than S9 b1lhon rn nc" t,l\t'"'· ~uJ U11l Zimmerman. "ho as \ otcr Re' oh d1 reetor draltC'd the nt'" ml·a-.ure. Z1mmcrm:an. on ernrd "'th "hat he called the de1enora11ng qualtt' of hfc an ilhforn1a. ~1d halfolth<' ne" ta\ \.\OUld be' di\ 1dcd bct\\CCn !i.131\.' and l~al go-.cmmen1s to 1mprtHC hfc m th<.' (Joldt·n ~ate. .. Our' ic" '' that bu'>mess rcalt1<'d t\\O-th1rds o( the bcneli1s of Prop- os111on 13." Zimmerman ~1d. ·· .\nd \\hale homco"nl'r\ descned the prntec11on.. the' got. business rt'· CCI\ ed 100 big Of-1l ~~al. .. nd 1hat br,ral. has been trnn\· lated anto a sharp tkcl mc 1n 1hc '\tandard ofl'lt\lng Jnd the lc,el qf sen ice m t"&lifornia." Bu'iincs leaders are alread> up 1n arms about the proposal Richard P. Simpson. C\ecutl\-c '1ct• prt'4'1dcnt of the C ahforn1a Ta,. p:l\crs· ..\ssocia11on. 'O\\.Cd "an all oul campaign 10 dcfr.u thc measurt' 11 11 quahfi~ ... Voter Rc,olt sa)s 1he propo~I \\Ould include a r;mall busrncss pro' 1sion lo excmpt the first S 100.000ofbusmessequapment from all propcrt> taxes. Thr group has subm1ucd a, final draft of its new tax proposal to the attornt>) general fo~ official re' 1c" and tttle. The nex1 s1ep "ould be to colkct almo t 600.000 signatures 10 plncc· 11 on the ballo1 In the mea1rnme. VoterRc,ol-t w111 • co ncentra1eon O\ crsce1ng 1mplcmcn- ta11on of P~op{)s1t1on 103 The .m- 11tat1\C which won vo1er and court appro\ al "a designed to cut m i surance rates and install stnct regu. lauons on •he 1nsuran<'C rndustf) · In add1t1on. Voter Re' olt will be actne in the 1990 campaign for the nc" office of state 1nsu ran c com- m1,c;1oner. a position creatC'd b~ Propos1t1on I 03 .. The nat ional avl!ragt' retail pnce for oil grade o(gasohne, 1n{'Juding ta~e!.. \\-8~ 11 7.38 (:en ts ~r galfon on Ma} 5. Tnlb) Lundberg said fhat liaurc was up I. 95 cent per gallon O\ er the pnce reported irl the .\pnJ :? I sun C) of 12.000 stattons nationwide. Famllles browse for black babies OAKLAND-athahe Brown's 1fP.prehen!l1on meltC'd "hen she and.her husban. d, tryang to fill a hole rn their fa mil> snap hol. fell in lo' e ~1th a sm1hn.g . baby at a black adoption fair that social "orker'i <,.11d wa' 3 wn)...Qf ..a k1~ people to reclaim their own. "I lrnow I could rcall. IO\t thts baby." he said: wiping the tears from hcre}es "This baby •SJUSt meant (or us." The Browns were among 150 other "ould-bc parc;>nts ~ho looked over about 125 black children bet"'een the ages of 8 weei..s and 12 )tars at the onc- da> fair at Lane) College on turday The event v.as '>Ponsorcd by the BJack Adopt1orr Placemen\ and Research (.enter of Oakland, an oraan1zatton rccruitin,& black families lO adop1 an increasing number of black cluldren in Cahforrua's crowded fost~r care program "There has been a trcmendousexplo 1oh of children 1hat hint come into (foster) care because of Cr:lcl.. CcOC3me)." s:ud .\ureha Clew1~. a ~1al ~orker from San Mateo Count). The number of black cb1ld.rcn in Cahfom1a·s fo ler care has increased from 15.000 lo 20.000 bC'tw~en 19 7 and 1988. the cult, de Leon Valdez and three others arrested after the shootout were presented to reporters Sunday at . the Mexico City Attorney General's . ffitt. They stood behind ~by-6- foot table bearing confiscated cult items, includina a skull apparently made;.. of wax and a female doll holdina another doll. Shuttle crew installs-computer, prepares for to ay' s landing Police quell Cinco de Mayo disturbance LOS ANGELES -A Cinco de Ma)O celebratron.altended b) thousand of people at Lincoln Park ended abruptl)' uncUI) afit'T'Tloon v.hcn helmeu~d officers mo"cd-ttH01qudhtTodnmd-bottlt"'fhroy.,n1d1s1u~a . po ice sa-=-,~-- A dmurbance began about 4 30 pm. ~hen membrrs ot t"'o m;tl png.s began throwing bottles at each other and e\changing pun h<'.,. ~"eral pco~e "'ere arrested for disturbing the peace and other ' 1~lations . · De Leon Valdez said be shot Constanzo and Quintana with a machine gun af\erConstanzo ordered him to do so and bit him when he resisted. "Hewentcrazy.craz>•" when police came. said de Leon Valdez, who had bad collar-length blond hair and a beard and wore a dirty "h1te shirt. "He grabbed a bundle of money and threw it and began shooting out the window," he said. ''He said everything. everythin& was lost ... He quoted Constanzo.as sa)in~ "No one's going to have this money. ' Aldrete said Constanzo ·•ordered him to kill him because it was the end and.he wanted to die with Martin." . She referred tQ Constanzo. 26. as El Padrino, or the godfather. The bodies of Consynzo and Quintana were-found\ slumped together inside a tin) closet 1n the Mexico City apartment. • Aldrete said she did nol see tl)e shooting or the killings of I 5 people whose bodies were found on the San la Elena Ranch outside Matamoros alona lhe U.S. border in April. , Constanzo and Aldrete are be- lieved to have directed human sacri- fices, mutilations and the boiling of brains and other orpns in ntual to bring occult protection to 1heir drug- sm~ing rina. CA PE CANAVERAL. Fla. (AP)- One of space shuule ·Atlantis' main computers quit Sunday. and although it came back on line. ground con- trollers had the astronauts install a spare for toda)"s cnucal (C-entb and landing. . ' The flight crew drop~d all other jobs to concentrate on the 41·:--hour JOb of installina the spare When the astronauts fimshC<1, Mission Control communicator Tammy Jernigan radioed, "We send our congratulations. Good work. This 1s the first u me such a cbangeout has ever-taken place 1n Ofbit." · The extra work forced tile crew members to dela) their sleep period by an hour. Allantjs has four operating com- puters. one backup and one spare. They control and monitor all space- craft systems. and actuall) fl) lhe shuttle most of the time. Atlantis could land Monday with only one computer operalmg. if necessary. Fl 1Jht director Ron Dittemore said ·the loss of the computtr posed no thttat lo the mwion. "We Just don't have the confidence to run with 1t for entry." he told reponers. Shuttle commander Oa\.1d Walker told Mission Control. ·•1t looks like GPC-4 has failed." He was directed to Mission 1peclaltst M•r~. L•• works on Atl•nt11· computer . swatch on General PurposcCompu1e1 No. 3, the spare. Walker then restored No. 4 to operation. "It seems to be workina. .. he reported. Walker and pilot Ronald Grabe checked shuttle S)Stems Sunday. makmg sure the) were read)' fot the hourlong plunge·from 184 miles up ·throu,ah the · atmo~pherc Monda~ l.4nding 1s scheduled fof 12:43 pm PDT at Edward 1r Force Base an ~he MoJave Oc9crt. CBS. NB , and. ('able t'w\ Net"Otk plan to provide hve C'O\. craae of the land1n1 Injuries rising In violent ct lmes WA H INGTOr-.. -Thr percentage of '1cl1ms ol rape rot>bel'} and "assault who \'-ere ph)sicall}· 1n;ured (iunng 1hc auack inerc.-a~d from 1979 lo 1986, according to a Dcpannrem of Just Ke \un e~ C arohne \\oolf Harlo" lhc stat1strc1an v.ho prep.i~d the. report issued undJ~. s.a1d thal althouah '1olent cnme rates dropped about 11 percent from 1973 to 19 6. the number of 1nJuncs -about 2.2 m1lhon a )Car -dad not. · Th( report coHred only rape. robber) and a sault for people at lea~t 12 )cars old. Jt dtd no1 co, er murder. man laughter and C'h1ld ;abuSt. Tht rcPon ~Jc; b<lscd on findings of the ~auonaJ Cnme une). · Bennett: Send drug us.ers to camp \. WASH INGTO" -Federnl drug c-1ar William 8cnneu said Sunda} hi;!> looking into the idea of~nd1ngc.asunl drug u\Crs to "boot r3mp" instead of to J~ail. Sendma drug user.-. w~ boot camp-\l)k r~iht>-"oukJ le '> c\pcn i\.C than la1l but a carong deterrent to fuiurt dt)JJ use, Bcnneu 1d on ( li ·"Face the auon • . "You don't put them all in Jail but )OU ~an tince\Cn-01)(' Of them, )OU can take the1rcan:iwa). )OU can send people to hoot ea mp," 8cnnet1 '81d. In a boot camp, he s:i1d, the dru1ofTcndc1 ··Jch up at 4.301n the mornina. he doc:s push- u~. he run a good bat and d~ n t Willch soap opera or 1 \. as man> people do m Jail . It' ine,p<>n1i1,e It h.·ache &ood le,.-.on , and the n"l 1d1 1\m ratt' 1\ \Cf)'. vet)' tow bc\-.iu~ 11 t'l "IO grueling and w unplea~nt ix:oplt-'<lon't ""an1 to "o ba k to 1t," he \01 rd ·Administration aceused to censorship WASHINGTON -Bush adm1n1 trauon offic1al\ haH' .. cc:nsottd .. a sc1cnu t's planned 1e\t1.m<>nl on alobal "' rm1n to dov.:npla) the riou nt of 1he problem. n 4.lbcn Gore Jr char&rd on und )·Official\ ordertd tl\e ·Exxon's Cleanup efforts 1·n 01·1 sp1·11 at· tacked :d~~~:'d,Y>~~~cd~~0~~~~~~,!':~u:hl~th ~~:;~··~:a1~0,;;~~ .. ~=· "'1th." ~1d Gore. a Ttnnes\tt Ocmocrat -.ho chain the n 'e -ybromm11ce ~ on science and technolog) Amona tho\t scbcduled to appur before the pa Ml Monc:b~ ~ Dt Jam V ALOEZ,-Alaska (A P)-Alaska's top environmental official 1es11fied Sunday that a "reluctant and m)'· opic" Exxon stalled effons to clean up the nataon's largest oil spill by laraely i&norina damage outside the 1mmcd1· ale spill zone. Dennis Kelso. comm1ss1onerof 1he state Department of Environmental Conservation, told a conarc s10nal panel the spill has caused "550 milts of oil. filthy foam and tar balls." He •td that on ~ Ea'1 Coast, tt would be the cquivaknt of 011 wash1na up on beaches from Boston south to the mouth of Chesapeake S.y and p()111bly to the Potomac River. ··The mdusuy's 'response wa re· luctant and myopic. chactC'riLcd b> stallina techniques. di11nformat1on and a refusal to pay real ancnuon lo da::f. outsidr of Pnnce W1J11am Sou~ .. Kelto told tbt fi ve-member subcommince of the House lntcnor Committee. The conpns1onal panel planned t~o days ofhcarinp in Valdez. wnh tCsllmOD}' scheduled fro .. State, ftd· t ral and U:llon officials. lnano~r~~ntSunday.a sta k official said £uon ·, dec1seon 'to puJI clffn11p ~m an oil· sL&Jned beach =iauthori1ics b) IUJ'POSiC. but 1 eunan for the oal company defe lhe decision. The 011 com pan ttmoved its Hanstn. d1rcctorof N~ l\·s God<brd ln\h1uat for Space Stu~1cs the l'ic"' . workers Saturda)' from a pebble-York T1mh, an Monda)' s eJ1oon • quoted H~wn I\ Q.)1na the Office of ltre~n beach on the nonb edge of Manaacmtnl and 8udect cdnC'd the k•t OI "" tntunon) to tnften tbt Smith Island. a sate described onl) conclus1Qn and make tht protptttl 'of chanlr 1n clunatc. appt.er m0tt shortly before by tht rankina federal un~rtaan of1kial1 n charse of the clean up as .. far • . • fromcan "Thcs.tewuoMof~hosc Wife f....rillcated li1 bahles' deaths v1111ed lasl week by VIC'C Prfttdcnt .. .,.... ~ . Due Quayle dunna his stopOver. -Al TON. Ill. -A ...... amobcated b11 Wife ui the drithJ of.an' infant rcws remained on ~ illend, bu1 da"lb11tr last monda aad Iba• oranothtt wt)· three )UB aeo. but said M aLanochrr 01l·fouled landfall neart>)·. t~t dw...._.ysam1larfatalnan~eccidtn~a.athoriun1a.1d undA). UlOft •ad. 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'' "'" "'" "'" S ,.. . ttrwa~ 6S Dr~ John Rodenck Heller Jr .. former director of the 1lhams' bod) was fouJld at lm home 1n the C\Clus1H' Nauonal Cancer In t1tute and a former president of the unos Aires netihborhood of u Recokta He apparentl} died Memonal-loan Kettenng Cancer Center in New York. died 1n ut ¥.eek aao the ao' cmmcnt ne"'s agenc) Tcltim rr-poncd Bethesda, Md . Thursda) after a moke He~'ls 84. Police ~ere called to \he ...ccne C)a1urda) niaht b) neighbor<; A Spe<:lahsl in cancer re rch. he dn-ected ibe :u1onal mpla1ning or an odor coming from the apanment .\n Cancer lnsutute at the Na11onal lns111u)es of HcaJth from 19.i arrangcmcnb. died Thur da) lollo\\tnga long 1ll11e~s. He \\IS 83. , · \\JS lht• onl~ .. un.1\.tng founding member ot the Communa~t Pan) in Burma formed in 1937. tit> pcf\I mo l ot hJS hlc undc.rg.ruuoi.J and. tor a ume led Red Aag. .fhe-pam · .. TrotSk) ate brJnlh · · follo"'ing '>tudcnt d1:mon tr-.mons. the m1htaf) go,crn· men_t of Gen \J\\ \fauns allo"4.'d lhe formauon of pohlllal .P<lrtae -and <;oe ~(Jmc tht• patron of the L'nll\ and Pea e PJl"l\. "'hich hope' to wn1c .. 1 ekc11on-. pro1n1~d for oe\I \car · . . ·esupuon "''as btgun 10 confirm I.he cause of death until 1960. He then became president and chief e;~ecu ll\ e officer ~ "'v'10lliart. ms' real name "as .\rmando\atalano. He "a' oorn 1n of the Mcmonal-Sloan Kcuenng center. but rcttred three H'ars Compos•r S•rg• Hov•y . .. ... later after sufTenng a stroke. . "'" """ "'" ,.. "Zorro" recounted the ad' entures of Diego de la \ ega· a HeUer rcce1' cd the Eleanor Roosevch Cancer Foundation's Serac l lo' e). a.compo-.cr and mu 1colog1 1 , ... ho~ de' otion shinuouna armocrat in colon1.U Me"co "'ho stood up for the firsi \\.orld Peace Through World Health A "ard from Prt~1den~ to the work\ of 'xotland\ nJ11onal poet Robcn Bums hcl~ tsofluscountl)mcn again t thcabuse of panash O\erlords. John F Kenned) 1961 a nd was p rofiled b} Time m:iga1Hle in 3 him for )ears 10 t>attle the dcb1l1tat1on of Lou Gchng' d1M"a..e William abo starred as profc~sor John Robinson in the 1959 co,er story on cancer research · died lasr ¥.eel 1n Lu\ .\ngele He "as 09 60s show "Lost in pace." ponra) 1ng 1~c leader of a fomtl) He rettred to Bethesda in 1965 and \\Orked asa con'iultantto +·HoH!f~ re't.-arch into ha roots 1n the I 960'i led him to 1hc rooned in space. . _the men an nnccr oc1c1y and the Nauonnl Ca~er Institute m 1 and poet I) of Burno; "'ho "'role lh<' \radiuonal "e" 'r car'> ~-S~d-•• ..... •e• '090w\ Good -...,...,,. °'~ -· .Ct Sl·IOO ~.wul~ 101·1",_,. -lllMU ~199 -dlOUl JQOOf . -· A "™ l"9f "ft09 .-n n altd --f"SI " M 100-lH # ___..,. ~ 1117S·l99 -/j dWO-... .-i "~ Williams was a frequent '1\1tor to th1 uth .\mc11ca ( .. \ona .. Auld Lin& ~ne ·· ital and h~d,apparently lt\,,('d here nlon~ for the pa\t ~\crnl Ttiakfn Soe, h~a_ded_Jurma's communis Ho .. ~ aln:.ut "a' n '!l!,U ful om r at lc!!h.!!_:tlL1Jll!Olli'~.!!!!===~_;jlll~-...1ir;;..;;;.,; nths. -----~ ~~Ul__.t..jJ.iU.1.lU.IW:&.U~l.---.;-;a;-:\l~l:::-na~v."':n~\ .. tc:-::n:-l;-r::t"':!>-:C7or·es for the f',;cv. York !>hO\I.!> .. re\.) 3 and ere was no 1mmciliate word on \Uf"J' ors or funeral Thakin oe. on~ of Burma's promtncnt Communist leadtrs. Hts Pau&htcrs ·and "Tl).c: ~ orld ot hplem fc."i'Chem •• ichmond flooded _as .officials . . ssess damage from storm~ .. arlinia n .. ers cleared their t>a~k da). lloodma pan of do"' nlo\\n hmond. in the ahermath of "t'<'~· storms that kalkd at kast ~3· 'pie throughout the Coiouth maiw e t1mate from the torms into the lcn of m1llt0n\ of lat). and "'hale omt' pt'Oplc \\cnt ·hurch to'" e thani.. ~ for<..lJr\ a\ ;.al. Cf$ found tbcar chun:l\cs \\Cl'C el) 'itandan$. I don't knov. Wh:ll\\e'll Jo t J on'\ " af therc's enough left 1.0 rc~ir .. .Grtene Jr. chairman of the m1ng1on papmt ( hun.h boJrJ ot cons. 5.llU as he lookcJ al the cred remains of has 1.:hun.:h an 1e Count) '\ < he stc-tpk of lh<' small \·hurch t tn 18 7~. v.a torn Jrom the f\)l1I ana 4 tomailo r nda) n1gh1 and hed into a ':11.: nt hou-.r next r Part of the rout went "tth thl'.' pie a it ~phntcrrd he tv. i\lec "'-:I' p.an nf a ''runa ) tem that \\Cpt l ro':. the th on fhur\Ja,, Frida\ ·und f~).. • • ,' . lt()fttlicr, 'en pcopk \\Cfl" rnn· cddead from Oocxisot \torm\ 10 a . fi\:e an \ 1r1m1a liH' in ~onh bna. thn: an I.out'" n • '" , an th Carolrna an"d OTT(' 1n O~rn ua More than I 00 people rrt' reil. the mO\t rc..:cn\I) 1cport4.'d Ll)', V1r1m11a stAtc poh\.c un Y CC\.0\Crt'd thC' bc)(h 01 ~!llT) ice. 26. v. ho "as '"'cpi duv. n the \a R1,et •n Ru<;hanan Count an 1c.:ctt1en\ Fn~' n1J,ht S("V.h<;f(' UI afllnta, ahc Jam \ rutc to .S fttt aho\ r flood st:. t Bus overturns in snowstorm SA Dl ·i...'. Ohio (AP) -.\ Csrc)hound bus Jr1'1ng throu&h a \pnng sno"storm 0' erturned and ~lad do\\n an cmban~mC'nl. tn)unng 16 pcopk. and an ( mc1nnat1 snow fell und3} tor the first time 1n M:i> 1n nearh a ccntuf) no" al o fell in pans of e"' York. Penn~\ h an1a. \\ c t Virginia and Ohio. t ka t 91: inches fell m Roche tcr., , Y . hreukrng that nt> \ no"1all record for Ma> b) more \han 6 1nche'i The unu!.ual spnng storm dumped up 10 2 1nche~ of 1<:) <1lu'ih on 1h1 northern Ohio Cl\\ and v.as blamc.-d fort hr h~ acctdcnt aturda\ that ll'lt th rel' pcopk hosp11ah~d unday. · . "'rhirtecn ottier people including dm er Jame Roger Jr . "ere treated at 1y,o h(hpllals for manor cuu qnd brUIS('\ and rd°t"tl)ed, .,aid H igh" a) Patrol g1 Dale Mc,>er ">und:t) 3ftc.-rnpon. and SC\Cr31 'itrl"t.'t\ on lhe eastern cdfe of dov.nto"' n Rict\mond \\ere d~d b' Oood1og In -the 'ards ·or '"'o n,erfmn1 ct'mcnt comp;Jnae . tht' tops of phone booth\ and oH·nurncd g:arb3ge con· taant'r'l poked out from "" 1rl1ns btov.n' \\ "r. om 1als "-lid tht'\ dtJ not e-<J)«t 1he Y.3lcr to reach lo"·. h 1n arci)\ oL Jhl.!.-Cll) ·s bu~rnc~ <:i1\tnCl.' The R1,aanna Rl\er an P.ilm)rt Crt tCJ about 10 feet 300\ C floOO l<;''d turJa)'. ;ind the ppc)matto' ro~ 'ih&htl> abo'r Oood finds \un· ~a) momma -l ht v.orsl \Y,l~tcrdamaie occurred in the ( uol1nas o n Fm.la) In Durh<)m. ~ \ on unda~ mernbc~ofEbcnczt'r Baptnl C hul'lh held v.or,h1p SCI"\ 1t:cs 1n a ne3fb) n~creauon center after the torm lctl a.ip1na hok'i II\ the root and "'.ill of 1hc11· \anctu I) "The Je-.tru1.:taon has haprel'lrd - "eran't do an~ thina oibout that." \atd the Re' Henn L ~dmond!I He ~1d thl· 'itorm truckJUSt Cl() minute~ a tier the church da' care program had clo\t"d for the v.eekcnd .. I led the) "ere 'el) fonunate not to h:l°' e had an\ thing hcdull'd thert at that tame:· ldmond'I ~1d ") ou don't need luck "hen \OU ha\C the Lord · • orth <: arolans Go" Jrm ~rhn tou~d L1m.oln < ounl\. "'here some of the mosf SC' ere · damage "'a re Ported Manin ..atd he requ~tcd lcdcral a 1 t nlc earlier unda). ~nd thtn federal Emcracnn Management .\d· m1nmrntton oflicials m \\a hmgton a&rced to '>Cod assessment Lc.tms to determine"' hat lo.ind ofnad the tatc' ch&thlc fo1 I om Dttl of the <une Emergent:' ~1 onascmenl Office said damage • ross the \\Ille C\1.Cedcd S28 malhon. "'h1k other c\ttmatc'I rallied for h11her. Off er off ree shoes leads ~usperts-to jail Ht:.\ I , t :s ·r .\ Tt: La&H• Niguel Mr & Mn John W. MontO\a. Mr &·Mr Roben .\ Han\tn, 2S07l Cm°'' Mar 'o C Sl3S.ocio 280 I! Bedford Dm r Sl 15.000 \tr \1rs Bruce I: \foolenur. ioc G. Baker IS Bdaare S56'i.OOO :?~07 1 Cm OJ \13r No SI 1.000 Mr &. \<!rs uar\ lJnl\. 4 lkthan' 1 Ont \t (unel.. 7 \ofumbu<; S555.000 . • S:?SS.OOIJ Mr & Mr Thomas R "anson Mr & \irs G~ol') Rob1wn ~O Bcthan} $490.000 . :?39% Don'Dme S·U4,()(l()' Mr &.. Mr John Oo\ 1\ • .:!46'i I Mr ~ ~irs Don.a.Id L harp . :?" 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Ed\\ard Ccm) Jr ,. ~~QOI Pa lino S b0.000 Lisa .\ J..o"alu~k. I 9. Pearl s I .S~.000 ~obcn I\ Hubbard. lo Pcmbcnoo Place S:! 0. 000 . · Mr Mrs .\rmand Pe~1 . Pon t $2SI 000. '.:l..,,, __ · Kenneth 8 . Barkl'r, 29722 p,~ Dmt S?I HlOO · Mr Mrs 03, 1d E Fitton llJ, 11 Richmond Hill S4b.S 000 ~ir 1 Mn. John Ii 'Rcd~cueyc,. Q Rolltn'i Place $2 .000 Linda Mc v.ecne) 31) 2 a hado"!I \\a\ S '90.000 Mr 1i"!> Ph11l1p 315 6 a hadov. \\a' S~65.000 \1t \1rs D1m1tf'\ Kamar. 12 ~abnd e R d S '\66.oOo \1r Mrs lnsoo Klm ~27b2 1scape Dme S525.000 \ltr ~ trs Ru s.ell Mm k\. 2 262 Sormtto o 1r s1•2 <xxr ~thlttn \1 Brown. 33511 Ptn· ~er Do\~ 'o $266.000 Ra h3fd ( Hamer 11 Spnnabrook Road S34\ 000 \1r \1n. \ 1ctGr M Lo1ano. 17 pnn1broo1. Road SH5 OClO We Doti't Phly Games - With1V Sports Inf or1natioil. televised port\ again, thank to o matter what Y.our taste in ev nt, you won't mis your favorit II port week," " portsweek''· is included if') TV UPDAT[. th television magazine comtna soon to this new - paper. Every week, "SpoillWftk'' provide an ac- curate listing of ~ts on t~. . · It's a MmOfl tiekie to al the~ 10':'11 want to see1 ind~ biseblll, fOoitilll, golf, telnii, bOxing ana more! ,, • . Busln~ss owners to be honor~d Oran,eCount) businnsowners and advocates will be honored at a SmaJt Business Week luncheon Ma) 11 hosted b) the lndustnal Leaauc of Orange Count)'. The theme of this )ear's celcbra11on 1 "Small Business is l\menca's Fu- ture." Richard Rodnick, chairman of the board of The Geneva C'om· panics, will be the keynote speaker at 11 :30 a.m. at the Beverly Hcmaae Hotrl an <:o aa Mesa. The smaU business ptrson of1he )Car av.ard wLll be ~vcn to Stephen Hrss of HestC'o •lndus- trics Inc. of La Habra. Other winners are kffery Thompson of Western Onent Trad1na Co .. ex- porter of the year: David Rrn-- Janowski of Singer, Uwak. Greco· · baum &. Golds&can, accoanrant advocate: ThoJllaS Hyle of Sunwest Bank. financial sen ices advocate; Madrlon Maupin. for- mcrl} ol O...ntc County Busi- ncssf1rs1. m~aa advocate: and Anne K.Jmbtll Relph or The Enterpnsana Woman, women an business advocate. Pat Krone of Pacific Bell, manori•y busancss advocate.also will bcbonoi:edlhi1 week ,an Washinaton, D.C. by ~resident Georae Bush. Tickets are $20. For infor-· mation and reservations call 476-2242. Arcay of application software fOr computers remains ·1arfle The very first piece of software that a new compu,ler user acts is the operatina system, which is really selected by default. It is determined by the type of hardware that he or sh,I: bought. The operating system tells the computer how to handle all the instructions that it gets from the keyboard and the different input/output devices such as tht disk dnvcs. It manages ·memory alloca- tions and controls what"s seen on the screen. -Each opc:rttina.sysiem. whether.n 's Apple's Sys~em or Finder. IBM 's older PC/OOS and the compatible MS/OOS, Big Blue's new OS/2. or one of the various implementations of AT &T's Unix, is designed to work on a specific computer or: family of computers, MS/DOS, for example, will fun on all IBM..:compauble· machines, but . wouldn't work on Apple Us. There may be only limited choices in operating system software. but a computer user has . vinuall> un- limited choices when it ·comes 10 scJcctina application software. Besides the scores of spreadsheet. word processing and database man- qement prosrams co~pcltni-ftead-to bead in the markeaptace, there are hundreds of utility programs, com- munications packages and specialty applications to choose from. lihere arc separate spell-checkers and thesaurus programs. a wide variety of {Tlemory· resident uulity proarams; numerous graphic, paant and draw packages: ch;trting. or· pnizational and outlining programs: JUSt to name a few. Where docs one stan? Compute r buyers may ICnow whether they need word processing capabilities or not. bul they may have no idea if they're aoin' to need adat"Sbase, or even what a pamt program can actually do. A person could s~nd hundreds of dollars for individual proarams that may never be used, or maybe miss out on a very imponant application simply because he or she has never been exposed to iL One aood wa)" of finding out JUSt whatcatcaoriesofoperation might be nice to have and what types of tasks aren't required is to stan off with an ___ .... _ ... _ .... 1' ....... -.... -.. - EA WORRYLl: UniOns says Ea ern's ads for mach~hists a ploy to end strike MIAMI (AP) -Eastern Aarhnh ~n 1f1vt>rtas1na for mcchanics un-da)'. but Machanasts union officials saad the ads were merely ploys to lure strikana mechanics over the packet hnt. ~All ofit is-forlJlfrtly psycholot1cat reasons." said Jim uwis. treasum of Machinists Local 702. "h 's the 11me stuff they've bttn doing for years here: 'See 1f we can l>Ht them down.'" Eastern took ouuds in ncwspaptrs an I 0 cittcs Sunday 1ttlun1 mcchanics lit II \Ill 'U' ' • l' .. I t1 II •I UJI ,. .. , .. 10 1 JUJ .. .,.,. ""' .. ... "' ..... tltl "' • ,, ,,., ,. ... rr IOM "' • 9' .:li ,ii\: ~ lltl tl\• .. UI >; ta 1 !('(• .. ,~ =d :I n u IH I-!I \m h~ .... 10 •• II II Nl • • ,. I) N I 11 .. , "'l • t\ .&t ~L : ~ " ..... ~ ~u ~ ~: 11HJI,.• .. ,.,. '1~• .. IUI I\ ... • H t " t II U1' •II• II • Jt ,,,,_ l l •N •H• e»i tM loL • I ,,. .... 1/)1 It II tit Ht ' 11 :rn ii!!; ~ " 10 ~place machiniits unaon membc~ "'ho bave bttn an stnu lincc Maren 4. Tbt Miami~ camcr .was alm05l srounded when ~lots honor· ed piCketlinM.and thea1rli~filecff0r benbuptcy protcctaon four days into tbc strike. · The airline s11ncd hirina ~w pilots in the mike's first month and had added 264 as of Fn~y. Two pilots have alread} comp~ trajn- 1na; the rest are Rilt bc1na trained. The atrline also bas beaun hiriOI and 1rl0101 nc"' Oiclu aucndanltl East(m ~ Robin Ma'!dl saad wqrs oft'cred new m«banK't wall ranar from SIO to Sii an hour. Thal as about what tM compeny Wll payanJthem~lnisuwbcnlbeunion struck, refuuna Wiit cuu or more than a third for IQme membc~ tew11said11'1 unlikely Eaiacm win be able to hire q.,..Ufied mcchan.n because other ~ camcn who are turina mechanics ollcr more llabilisy and bC'UCf waeet· . . unprotec dSkin 8r llANDOllH 1. ~ aa caused tty 1lae •••· ••• f" *' ,.._..., denu~ ......... WASHINGTON _ Thit ii lbt Mo1utinwilcm1M1.-~ wn that millions ,o( folks beain abotlt 25,000 4-" M .. ..,.,... , baldintforbeachelaadpla)'lftlfields to contrac1 melilp1 1 ad1...,.1 ~ lor run lD the aun. That meant it' a alto iear, a ditea1e daal killl OM Wclilli ia liJne for the annual reminder: Tan our. • aow pay later. One bliaWi111 ........ ia ~ ne clantet raqea from tun bum lo hood doUblel IM rilk of ...... .. · and wrinklina of the akin to melanoma law ia Iii=.~• a Kin cancrr. repon pret1tti.d ... ,.r W Dr.---=--. lbt more time spent in the aun Arthur J. Sober of Harvanl U1tical ovor lbt yean. the pater the hazard, School. medical authorities report. Even sndual tamW1s cam.• rilk Jn tbc .areatnt daqer are people over time, the ltiJI mpe(1MPS report. · witb the fairnt skins -blondes and The aubunl .-Y ID ~. N tllil redheads -reports the Amencan ~ ~ e"*'f'ielr t. C.ocef' Society. ihese peof)le usuaUy comiaa dr)' lkia, ,wriakJei a.I tWd . do not tan ~u and tbus suffer the blotcba -or wone. most damaae from the •un. Limited npoevn.to lbe .. 11111111 Darktt people. those with olive stimulawthifennaliallohi ..... D, skins~ blacks. a.re W.t.y protected but adequate amoun11o(daat vm.ia by the piamentauon in meir &kin. But ·are altQ available in dairy ~ that protection is not complete and Oouda and ~ ial die ...... everyone needs to take precautions in don't ~Ip either, widi tM • 4 cm the sun. tann1na ra¥' IJUiina ttuou.11 ClcMldt People usina-. some-prncriptton and bounana off fttet ana ~ drup are al.O ·more sensitive to lnd«d, cloudy days produce IOIBe ol sunliaht. TeµacycliM and ·accutane the wont sunburns AfnOlll l*'Ple increue the ~ of burning and who thoupt they d.idn•t need to me a some hiah blood pressure drup and sunscreen. antipsycnotic drup can produce un-The answer, then, lbort of 111yins wanted side effects when combined indoors, is to u1e suucreeas to with exposure to the sun. the FObd protect the skin. and Drug Administration warns. The cancer society recommenda hoptc plannina to spend ttme sunscreens eontatnina the cbemical outdoors sbouJd check with their PABA, which absorbl the dllmaainl doctor or pharmacist about problems rays and yet allows some &anniDI 1D that may ~ur wiltt the drugs they occur. I.Ake. -~ And, ~ '\t. mott folb ...ant a &an Skin damqe accumulates over an summer and think o"' loob aood. time. so takina precautions needs to even if it is da'*"°us. st.art wnb younpters. reports the Zane ox1dt ·and other lltftlt ean Amcncan Academy of Pediatrics. block the sun entirely and allow no ·A pamful sunburn may be the onl) W\ntQI. ThC1C are popular for ute on immediate evi~ of ovttexposurt the nose and sentitive areas and to lhe sun bnounptcn. the acadcsn) among people, such 11 lifequ.ds. reporu. But 'as overexposed cluldrc.n who must spend hoW'S in the wa aae their skin wtll become dry and The eifectivenaa of sunJCTeCDs in wrinkled. de.velopins brown marks. bloctuna cSanetrous rays shows in th( at an earher aac than for peopk "-ho numendl ratu-a on m01t producti. have mnained oa.& of the sun. This as usually hsted u its SPF, or mo By • · 40. people ••ho have protectfon factor. The hiabef the chronacalty c~~ themld~a to number, the more etreciive the the sun wtll beain developrna pre-· sunscreen. · ~ canceroyund cancerous wths. the ft aJso hetP. to avoid btl -iil~l"rfl'.:nr:Kl'lntl"'mv-nf'flprm;irtn:tnlr'~'dnlM'l"tlnlllFim iad1e or the Cliy. notes, · . ••• ....... ltle aun can l•N to fl••~ proltlw unlen JOU protect 1our lllln, doclou w•n. !,t least 90 percent of aJI 5k.tn cancer tfle •un's ta)s are most direct and, thus, most danaierous. 'fl(JtJ/dchfldren be pilt on low-fat diets? EDITOR'S NOTE: Doctors dlS· on whetber chiJdrtn should be 1 on Jow,fa1 d1eu like theu mom- ieland dadd1n. Man) card1ol~m I~ WI ::~~ should rot on fat altC'f m&ncy. Howrvtt", pcdlatncwu wony that low,fat for chdd~n will lead to nutrition. , can improve their chances of surviv- ina. and perhaps avoid the d1~se completely, if thC) cat naht. Too much saturated fat 1.n the diet danacr· ously ra1sn their choksterol levels. Over a lifetime, this clOlf the bean's plumbtna and evcntualfy stoJ'S It up entirely. Almost ev~one ~ that ;i prudent diet 1s aood. or at least harm&ess, for adults. Even 1( people have aood heart fC'lCS. ll will help. them keep off wc1.,nt and maybe JI ve them an edae apanst some kinds of cancer. • • But when it ~es to ch1ldrcn. the con~nsus ends. In generaJ. the dis, aarttment pau heart doctors iaainst children' doctors. Many cardiolo11sts btlieve that everyone should cut down on fat aftn infancy. Howc,"er. some pediatricians worry that lo""-fat dieu for children will lead to m1lnutnt1on. "It's a matttt o( emphasis." sa)s Dr. Lauttnce Finbera. 1 oediitnc1an at the State univenit) ot New Yortc 1n Brooklyn ... Ped11tnc1am have a conttm about adequate aro\\1tL Ca 10 OIJSts COl"(\e from the adult sector. and they sec 1t 1 httk d 1fTerentl) .-. diitattn ntea olr"br catbne; ll> arow. fat 11'baturc's ncbest ~urcc of calones. Pound for pound. fat con- tains tYt1ce as man)' calonc as Catboh) dratn. Ped11tnaans a,.uc that ,f ch1ldttn cut out htab·fat food, such as "'hole mil~ and orchnar; hambutatn. the> ~•II need to eat 1 lot more "CICtabl~ and other food to act enouah ca tones Whtie cauna 1 low,fat diet with adtquatc calories 1s cer111nl~ PoSS· able. Dr. Marc Jacobson wam~that s>e<hatnc1ans cue the studies of Dr parents sometimes go O\erboard Fama Llfsh1t2ofNor\h hore Um,cr- E,en nutntionists h:n.c trouble figu-Sil) Hospital 10 Manha SC1. • y rina the precise percentaic of fat 10 Three )'ears 110. he reported the casts the dt~. Parents sometimes over,. of seven children who f11led to 1row shoot and cut their )OUn~fcr's fat adequatel) because their parents had le, els back to 20 percent or -5 percent put them on diets The parents "ert of ca Ion« worried about h~an d1sca'-C and As 1 result. the children ma) not get obesity enough cnera>. C$ptttall)' 1f the~ arc Despite such ·reports. man) pick)' tater~ and thetr &rowth. Wtll be cardtOIOIJSlS bchC\.e the Chances lrt Stunted remote that )OUngsters won't ltl "l tell parents not to change th1er enou&h to cat. cspec1all) en.ouch fat children's diet ... sa)~ Jacobson. a On the other hand. the danaers of too pcd1atnc1an al Long Island Jewish much cholesterol 1n the blood arc Medical C~ntcr 1n Nc\Ao Hyde Park.. clear. . Y. "If the) don't ha"e a famtl) nst.. These doctors would .hke to sec of heart disease. 1hcn I don'llh1nk we -children's cholc terol ·le' els drop should be do1nganyth1n3at this point from the present level of 160 m1lh · in tame." · -grams per dec1li1cr of blood to 140 or The Amencon Acadcm) of Ped1-lo\\er. That means that by the ttme 1tr1cs recommends that children gN the)' reach adulthood. their 30 percent to 40 pel'(Cnt of their cholc~tcrol \\ 111 s111l ''era e belo calorics from fat . \Aohtch 1s c St'nllall) 200. \\h1ch 1s gen~rall) ron<11dercd to whattheyarulrcad) eattna.. federal be a health) le' cl sunt) found that .\mcn<;a.n children "We bche"c that the ideal le, el of &et bct\\CCn J4 pcn.·cnt aA6 JQ pert'ent ChOIC5tCfOI tn the blood "-OUld. be from fa1 bel\\CCn 110 and I for children .. Ped11tn1ns and card1oto1ms agrtt sa}s Dr. Cunis Elh on 1 card1otoa1 t that children \\Ith a family ll1slOr) of. at Boston t,,niversH)' Medical hool. hean d1sea~ should ha\t their "If "e could 1ch1e\C that. "e could cholesterol ch~kcd "od they hould put e\cry card1ol<>11 s1 out of bus1ne s 10 on diets 1(tf\eir cnofesteroTIC\ef( 2Cr)cars'fro(n no\\ -- are h11h . But ped1amCJans 1enenally Probabl) the I dina ad~te of balk at n1orou I> ~uca1n1 the fat the prudent dtcl for duldrcn 1s the out of c\e~ >.oun1ster's diet. Amcnean Hean .\ssoc1atton Or ··1 th1nll. run-of-tht•mill parents Frank A. Fr.mkhn of lou1S11na ute should be ll\\are that 1 htfh-fat diet 1s Unl\crs1ty. a member of the a soc11· not -ood anJ should a"otd a h1ah-fat 11on' nutntton committee sa~s ch1I· diet, · sa) F1nberg, who 1s chairman dren can east I) cut their fat to a of the acadcm~ 's nu1nt1on commit· . healthy lc\el "1thou1 making radical tc~. "You don't need to 51) 11 an\ ctlanae or cnfic1na ~lone more stnna~ntl) than that." : The rules are slmpk he soa~s. tick To bacll. up their concern. )()me with l·pel'C'enl m1U .... choo~ lean meat and lo.--fat chec~ dnd bu~ nack.s and desserts that don't contain lard or ish oil benefits keep iocreasing tr~cal oils. • Wt are not talk1na bou\ nppin1 cookies out of ch14drcn's hand\ and putt1n11 cucumber there." Fntnkhn Sl)S. "We arc bcina p&1nted a puntans, as thou&h "e art ll)1n1 to rfftruthlre 4mcm."lln hfc throuth diet. We are onl} ll')•n& to make ~pk hYt lon1tr .. lov.enna a h1jh btOOd tna.l)cende lc\cl. Af\cr 1 few dayi, lier Ion.a s<.anruna chronic h9c:k pain from a ~nited disk wu almost com· pkwl)' rthe,ed. he ran out or tM ....---------------i •uDDkments for 1 ferw da)-s. and tM beCk pein murntd only to be rchc'-td "'hen the started lhcm ••n. The ranrchCf'I aft 1n lpftn~t that 1n ordtt' to bri,. the on>ep J's ID\O t.lantt, JOU have IO takf the supplemrnts Slmol) eati• fish~ or t•itt. ~·,,,.rn not do tt. So. in the futu", ft• oel ~ menu •all hkdy become 11 common UMP1nn, and ~·....-r Ions· lnm btntfit. --'°" .. 1ht' rwon fOi dW ·~-Y4* no ...., .......... ---. . Call For IDfonnetl(lft warnlnQ is~Ued On . rnedlc;atlng chlld~en .. A ,,..__ WASHI GTON-cut halfofthe nation· ch1lcmn arc t.U.1na or be1na IJ"en mcdmnes improperl). att0rdina to 1 report Tuesda)' that called Jhc misuse" mcnca' other dN& problem." The repon by the National CounCJJ on f>lt1t'nt lnfonutton and Education said parents. ph) tcLan and pharmc11t must rommun1ate better about safe and dTeocthc ute of medicine , and cblldrtn mu t be educated about the importance of ta1una prcscnpuon and 0\ crsthC- counter med1c1ncs properl')' , • Health Secttury Louis ulhun and Food and DnAa AdmJn1s- tr.U1on Comm1ss1oner Franlr Youn&-who JOtncd counctl officials 111 ncv.--sconferenee. fftdorsed the counc•I' campaiaft lo educate health cart pro\ 1ders, parents and school about the problem. , Studies show thaf 46 percent of the time. "children, or their parents. arc eith~mtnistenng too much of• medtetne, stopptf\I the - med1c.tt1on too soon. not tak1n1 enough or the medJCtne or not takma the medicine at all... ullwan sa1d • 1111.s niisuse ~ occurrin1 not onl} for mwor affi1cuon 6ul tor ~nous illnesses. tncludirta can<'.'er. ludne> disease and other chronic condmons. he said. TM cond1tu~s for ~h1ch medicines are most hkel to t>t adm1n1stcred 1mpropcrl~ are asthma and eptlcps} the t\\O .most ~-ommon chroruc d1scues for which children take med1cauon. "ouna 51~ 6 The report wd studies ha\C shown that up to • 6 pcttCnt of ped1atnc hospital admission are related to rilcdmne use. and up to« pert'cnt of those problems are severe or fatal. ln·a-l~~ .... ~k penod, U Rltllion.chUdten tak&mcdto pre ribed ·or recommended b) a phJS&~n. saad the rtport. titled "Ch1ldrtn and Arncnca's Other Dru& Pro1Wcm1" Youna satd the m1sutt of mcd1qncs 1 "a ma1or problem 1n the health ca.rt or ctuldren," but ~utri"I pacuac tnscrts for pre9Cnpt1on mcd1c1nn ~•th pecafic d.1l"t'\.'t1on for UK wouJJ probabl> not help. -Detailed d1rccttons ahttd) inclUded in o'er·the-«Aanter med1· canes haHn't impro'ed comphancc, he: 51id. -------- \, :~1)~:1i ·, :<' \\'it'!t\l!I '\.·• ,. Sldatn/ AW. dle ff .... Ar18.frotrt ....,.,. rntroductory one hour lh,rapt'uUc ~ f0r twcnty-ftvc dollars. We also offer Reflcxolqty and Sweetish Ma~. · Qr. Wllllam Parkc-r & ~lt't 4<lf' W~intn..e~r Bh'd . Suitt': 11 Nt-v. port At-ac-h, CA 9288.1 laM'OM r rom ~ tbpltail) ·' Al DMLYN.OTIMon-,,~1. 1t1t -~ IC I \ 11 \\ Ou/et tension mar/cs ·the Subtle 'Chot:olat' 1y SOltlN ANOlltSEN ~ ..... s-- "Chocolat .. is a movie that knows .how to make itself perfectly clear w1thout showerina you fu explanations. Untikc a .. thoughtful .. Antcrican picture -the· current ''Field of Dreams·· for example -the French-made "Cbocolat" doesn't feel compelled to draw you a '°*d map to the poinu It wanu to make. It isn't prcoccup1ed with underlining its emouon1 to make sure you know they're there. "Chocolat," playing this week at the Balboa Cinema, chooses its words with care and uses1bcm sparingly. It knows the value of silences. during which you can see the chitacters thinkil\j rather than just rcactins. Its silences also give you plenty of time to absorb its atmosphere, and ifs a very atmospheric ~cturc. • . The story, told in an extended flashback., is set in the former French colony of Cameroon durina the 'SOs when the colonial era was wanins. Directed a~ co-written by Claire Denis (Jean-Pol Fargeau shares screenplay credit'), "Chocolat" evokes the spirit of that particular time and place with a delicate astrinaen~. Shot on location in equatorial Cameroon, the picture is semiautob1ographical, filled with incidcnt.s ~ugcsted }?Y Oe"!is' own childhood experiences as the daughter of a French civil servant m Afnca. A remote administrative outpost serves as a microcosm for the colonial world. The oatpost 1s statl'cd by a young district officer (Francois Ctuzet), hi beautiful wife (Giulia Boschi) and the couple's youna daughter (Cecile' Ducasse). The family lives in sun-baked isolation. Their home, the district hcadqu~rters. is miles from the nearest to~n and at t~e foot of a somewhat forbidd1ng-looktn&. somewhat phalhc-lookmg mountain. The husband as an efficient. compassionate functionary. He k>vcs the land and its people in a quiet, understated fashfon, and knows that the day is not too far off when he and his fellow colonizers will be sent packing. His wife loves him but only tolerates the land. His job takes him away from home for long periods and that further intensifies her fcchnp of isolation and 111-conccalcd unhappiness. Dunna the time he's gone, sexu.1 tension hangs heavy in the air. The parents arc major figures in the picture but not the central ones. Center stage is held by the young daughter (she appears to be no older than 9) and the family's black houseman. Protcc (fsaach de Bankolc. an actor from the Jvory Coast). Her name is France and he, reticent. watchful and ever-wary, is Africa. . . To most of the adah whites, Protee and the other blacks arc a1most invisible people, not treated unkindly but taken for granted as thou&h they were fiaurcs on a distant landscape'. To France, a child who looks much wiser than her years, Protec is a fascinating enigma. Although he works as a menial, he is cloaked an a formidable, impassive dignity. Only the little girl can sec past his protective coating to a warm•r. even playful 1ndiv1dual underneath. She is able to draw him out and to an extent disarm ham. With the child, and out of the sight of the white adults, he can let down his guard and be childish with her. One evening. he gives her a piagyback nde. One day .. conspiratorially, he helps her make an ant sandwich (~om would never approve of that). On anQther day. he allows her to spoon some of her food into bas mouth. They respect each other and therefore trust eac~ other They have a bond but it's a fragile one, one that is foredoomed by the very nature of the master-servant colonial relationship that brought them together in t~c first When a malfunciioniiii alrcra cpos1 s a aroupOTrrenctl 00ts1<ters11ftl\c family's midst. the delicate black-whit~ balancing act 1s thrown pcrmanentl) off-balance. The vanous outsiders -a racist boor of a planter. an alcoholic pilot, and later a young white ex~seminarian with considerable sexual rqagnetism and a deceptive veneer of racial cnlightment -bnng all the latent tensions in the family's situation to the surface and trisger the beginning of the end of their African odyssey. • · The picture is a marvel of subtlety. The forces building off-screen to throw the French out of Africa arc imphed in a brief but highly charged scene during which no thin& more happens than that a group ofblacks file out of building and silently rcprd the while who has surpnsed them at their ~t mcctanf. The sexual tension that exists between Prottt and France's mo1her finds 1ts expression in guarded looks and an a single fleeting gesture of inumacy: a woman's hand placed almost despairingly on a man's calf. It too is a brief. wordless moment, but It resonates through the rest of the picture with the forec ofabomb. It is through a senes of such moments, through the slow accumulatton of frqmcntary, sb,rply etched 1nsiahts. that the ptcturc draws you tn. ThoueJlt- provok.ina and beautifully controlled, "Chocolat'' leaves you with a l1ngenn1. binersweet aftertaste that you'll likely savor for days. 1 '\ l .ISTI '\GS • • • • • • • 7:00 1:30 ' 1:00 1:30 8y SOKN ANDeltSaN ~--...... 111CT'e arc some ln\ettltins notions floati:'!J. around in the lhapetets mess that is 'Loll An,els." naere·s a notion that SOu\heri\ CaJitomia •• w.,.cale auburbt are .tpin- . tuaUy arid helk on Earth. There'• a notion that *'°"'in& up in such a place as cnouah to mUe bottd, middle- class kids want to try to emulate inncr<ity youth pn~ just for the rowdy hell of it. There s a notion that private mental-health facilities are ulCd by licb ~rents as duml)int srounds for some of these troubled, obstreperous offspnni. There's a notion that mental-health pro- fesaionals arc ·insensitive money-it 11\lbbi• piranhas who feed off the auilt of the parents and shove their youns pa_tients back out into the world once the parental cash cows have been bled dry. But notions are all "Lost AnJCIS" has -half-developed nouons. TbCf'C's no way t¥Y could be mis- taken for actual ideas. Thia is a picture that contains only the barest bones of a possible story, and a discoJtnectcd meager asson- mco\ of bones at that. There's not even cnouah here for ~mplete skeleton, let alone the r.dh and blood and sinew of a fully realized narrati vc. The teen hero, Tim (Adam Hor- oviu), a clean-wt San -Fernando Valley boy, sets slam-dunked into the Valley Acres Psychiatric Hospital after a little incident inyolving a blonde (Amy Locanc), a red con- venible and a swimming pool an which bfondc1 boy and car all wand up in the swim t~ether. Jt was the girl's doins. oot h1s. but because he's subsqucntly discovered to aJso be an possession of an unlicensed pistol (packed up durina a aang rumble), it's decided that the best place for ham 1s Vall!Y. Acres. · He 'S tricked into the facility by his distrauaht mom (Celia Weston). When be discovers the ruse and starts a fiaht he's tackled, ~dated, and pu1 in restraints. When ht comes to, a sccmingl_r. s m the ic · chwos1 Donald Suttlertand af141 ~ ... Honrta talk dtl,.s over In ··Lost ""9•••·" (Donald Sutherland) is there to try to help tum put his hfe back together. It's a Iona, frqmentary proccs and so it's no surprise that "Lost Anicls" is a Ion~ f raamentary movie. . It s 'also an cspcc1ally di~grccablc one. There isn't a uni.le sympathetic character ir\ it. The hd's mom is a social-climbin& weasel. His ~cp father (~Qn Frazier) is a pompous ncar-non-cnt1ty. His real father (Graham Beckel) is a bullyina blow- har<t. Has stepbrothci; (Don Bloom- field) as a-border11ne psychotic Who's livin& very close to the border. The blonde who got ham into trouble in the first pta~ seems to have the IQ of a casaba melon. The doctors at the facili 1y arc a mean-spanted bunch - even, ultimately, the one played by Sutherland The kid's &llow pa11cnrs all behave a thouah they were doina a first run-Jhrou&h of 1 student pro. duction of "One Aew O\er the Cuckoo'' NesL" J A$ for the kid himself, hke Oalr.- ~nd, there's no there there. Horovitz. a member of bif)l-enetSY rap-music aroup the Bcast1e Boys, appears to have l~ft all or bis cneTI)' up on the bandstand. He wanders hfelessly throua.b the picture wuh lus hps curled" into a httle half·SfT!ile most of the ume. That's has rcbCUtous look When he wants to show that he's upset, he frowns -JUSt a httlc. Horovitz keeps 1he charact~s emo- tions and mouvauons so well-hidden that yo u quickly come to uspcct he doesn't have any. By the time the moyu:'s o~cc ~ou'cc cony1occd.of.JJ.._ j Gnm. And sad 100. It's sad because the picture was directed by Huah udson, a Bntish filmmaker wfio Jnade 1he sublime "Charion of Fire" beck u1 l 9IO. Now he seems like a wen\ in a tail.spin "Revolution;• his most rtttnt picture, was a p<>0rty construcicd duastcr, but it sttms hke a model of narrative claritr, when compared with "Los& An,els. · Hud.son and tcrcenwritcr Michael Weller do not seem to bave any ral understandfoJ of tbe dynamics of Southern Calrfomia life or pf what aoes on in an adolescent-care facility. which may be wby there'• not a aiQl)C ~ne an the. p.acturc that rinp true. Small wonder that 0 Lost An~ls" lS even more lost and dj.smal than the )'ouna people it puq>oru to he about ,.. Shatner readying 'Star Tt'ek V' for r~lease · City Newt SerVtce . LOS ANGELES -"Star Trek V: The Final Fronuer.. is undergoing last-minute revisions this week in preparation for us release next month, ac tor-director Wilham Shatner said. "I'm 1n the middle of givin~ the picture a send-off," Shatncr sa1d by phone from Paramount Studios last week. An in-house preview is d\ac an the next few days, he said, and "If therc.'s 11:00 11:30 ,.. .... .... ...... Q an) last-minute tweaking. 1hal'll be the time to do 1t." ~ Shatner, who co-wro te 1he ~ript, directed the film and reposed his role as the intrepid James T Kirk. 1s hke an expectant father as he awaits the June 9 release of a film that some ex pens predict will cam SI 00 mil hon at the box office. .. h .s one of the a rcat expcnenccs of my hfe." he 5a)S of h" mov1~ directing debut ... and 1 would hke to do more." But he wouldn't reveal an) dct:11b of the fifth 1n a scn cs of succcs ful films . "To do so 1s 10 rob >ou of 1he excitement and surprise of coming to the theater." But he promised that Trckk1cs who enJOY the OnJjnal ":Star Trek .. TV senes, now m syndication. wall find plenlY, t~ like about "The Final Frontier .. Jt blr)(eru back to whal I liked be>t m the old 'Star Trek' series. and that is the action and the adventure and the interplay between the characters," said Shatner. S8. Compared to more recent .. tar Trek" films. he said. "Th11 picture tS ,, rouaher and louder and taster __ Wll.._ ~ -.. •••• ~ on "'SW Trell V# there's more of an cner&Y permeauna reft'lalnt his role of Ad111. J.,.." T. lbril •M •ectt1• dte the film." fllM. '90\ IJ: l .IS'fl'\GS Newport Beach ~~10tl ....... •1Sl110 ~7•JO ... .-... ..... HJ a.MaA JOO NfWPOll ,_ff OflW '44-07..0 ........... WtfMl 7.IC>' , ....... ~. llO 10 )S ueo a.MA ,..""'"" -.o • ~· v...,.. 61) IJto ~a..w•o.1,•.JO ~TMllAftlC HOSI C-t~ .. 1)•2fb ............... .,,. Cotta Meta -~· K·••.I 1$ IOJO ... 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IOtt , ~ ...... -.....'JO 7 )0 J-....... , I> IJ 1JQ..44$ J,, I\ ......... , J ,, 141. 1011 I ltf ! ftHI \I ON~ typing neel1s more tests before accepted as ·prob f Two UCI professors have thrown cold water on the iiifaJJibity of DNA typin1 tn cnminaJ cues. aendan& a chilJina ~ to the law enforcement community that had crum~ the tcchoaque 11 the mOSl significant development since the fingerprint William Thompson, an usistant professor of social ecoloSY at UCI, and Simon Ford. a molecular ·aenctidst. rajsed serious question about the accuncy of DNA tests by indcptndent laboratories Thost questions arc certam to be ratsed asain by defense anomeys everywhere as the adm1 ibihty of DNA typing is arautd in the couns· Law enforcemco1 had hailed the introduction of DNA m.atchina as virtually foolproof fingcrpnntinc of the gcncuc code. ThcorctacaJly, dcoxynbonuclc1c acid found in the bodily fluids and tissue of one person is aH but unique. The chances of two people havmg a DNA-match has bttn put at somcthinaJikc l-in-30 billion. . The UCI profcuors have oo quarrel with 1he thcory;-Bar in practice, the odds of a mutake arc areat enough to ca t a shadow of doubr on the reh.abilny ofDNA typma as foolproof. The laboratories conducting 1he DNA lesting make mistakes. Jn a recent test, o ne laboratory was wrong an one of 44 DNA matches. a success rauo far from mfalhble. Some of the error factor may be attributed to contamination of samples, which are generaly drawn from blood or semen. That is of particular concern in law enforcement apphcations of DNA t)p1ng because pthering samples at a cnme ~nc 1s not the same as matching 1n the stenlizcd cn"tronment of the laboratOI)' . Bacteria skews the results, according to the profcssqrs who want more tesnng done before the DNA match as universally accep1cd by 1he courts . · Law enforcement ts reluctant to dcla} any further. JI needs aJI the tools t1 can muster in cnme fighting.. Al least one Orange Count) ca~ has been lost. prosecutors say because 1he DNA 1e,t re\uh s arri ved too late A construction worker accused of raping a woman went free even thouah the defendant was hoked by semen samples wuh a 99.9997 ~rccnt chance of ccrtatnt) -crramly, no anew:rnmapmno go ~hen avartal)te tv1dencc might ht:lp convict the gu1ll) and make neigh- borhoods safer for other women .\nd. 99 9 pen:cn1 1s convincina. .. But a .Qne-tn-44 mistake rau<>. or 97 7 percent, a was " demons1rated b)' 1hc recent lab test. 1s not good enough. We should not accept a me1hod of 1cs11ng that could send t\\O innocent people to prison 9u1 of every I 00. DNA typma needs more pro' ing before 11 1s accepted as absolute proof 1n a coun oflaw . ()pinfc>N •llP'etMd In thla spec. are those of the Delly Piiot OtM< vi.w. •xP'MMd on this P-oe .,e lhoM of their authof• and artists ~s commen11 a1e invlt9<1 and may be tent to The Cally P110t, PO. Box 1seo. Cotta M ... 92626 0 ·1111-:11 \ 01c·•:s Mayor Bradley's woes. He is Imo\\ n for attending 'muall~ an)' ~oc,al gathenng at which more than flvc voters will be P.rcscnt. from ~rbequcs ln East l..A to cocktail part1cs in Pacific Palt~des. and these tJungs pay off. But when the votes were tallied. four-term Los Angeles Mayor Tom Bradley batcl) squeaked b) with the sltmmC"it of victories over under-funded o pponents in an clect1on marked by a startlingly low turnout And now the ma)or t, being bat1ercd b) revehrnons 1hat he acted as a paid adviser to .i bank doing busine s \\Ith 1he city he oversees. What could haft been going lhrou,t\ Bradlc) 's mind when-he acoeptcd SIS.00010 ~rvc on lht ad,1sor) board of the Far East NatioMl Bank. Or when he accepted up to $24.000 a YC-ar for scr. mg on the· board of Vatrc~ F'tlteral Savina.s & l.oan. which had 1oning matter-. before the C II) Counal dunn hi~ board tenurc'l · He'll ha"e C\plan:u1o ns. along 1hc h ncs of "It was an (1\IC~t. and I'm sotr). and 1'11 nc\er dQ 11 ap1n .. But 1f LA 's mellowness -mtd, path) -about the &0inas on of aovcmmcnt dtdn'tallo" Bradley to wear a Teflon · suu.. lhcse rcvelauons would be inaklnJ \;Ott~~ hov.l f\'ef)onc always compares Eastern b1a-<tt> poltllc\ un· favorabh with ours But C'ahfom1an\ could u~ a do~ ot Brooklyo C}n11:1sm JU\t nov. Navy's USS Iowa probe Tbc N1v)' has acted proptrl) m con"cni oa a board of inquiry into the uplo ion abo:ard lhc l ' S Iowa tha1 claimed thCH\JCSOf4 7 3mcn .... While we may never lc3rn the cau~ of 1he d1sa tcr, the av)' hu acted wtscly, we bchc,c. in impo1m1 a monuonum on the finna of all it 16-mch aun It i now up to the Dcfenst" Dcpanmcnt lO ao one ~tel) more and condu t a thoroU4h rcv1cv.-of the need to rcuun tht1t old sh1ps hkc the Iowa tn service. · What we have here 1 World War I tcchnol<>&) aboard a World War 11 hip auempuna to defend 1 nation headed mto the l lst century. · •The U ' Iowa and ns sa ter hips arc ·ncari~ the hatf- ccntury ma~. The tcchnol<>I)' ofth_ose Jf>.u~h cuns ttqu1rc-s sailors to hand c.any 110.pound lk bap of aunpov-'dcr to to.d the auns. , Wedooo1qucttaonthcunma1chcdcapiKJt)'fonu tained farcpowcr that lhete &hips an dchvcr, bu& thequesaion should be uMd if ma~bc they weft better suited ror twlpi~tain bnalhfttt wan an vanous pens of the sJObc and bl' for lmCral combl1. for lbe billion• ofdonaB we pend on dcftntt. we thank .. 11'1 tnne ~ tJunt aboU1 retiri~ •ne bacdcsb•PI &baa pracn1 a rilk of life fOr our own tttVK"etnCft. . -n. ltli. Viii, ..... __ ,_.., ...... r. ...... ........... ...... ..... ....... ~ .... ... .Teeth bared in turf wars over health-care dollars Issues usually boil down to money SACRAMENTO -Ptrtnnially Sacramento pohuc1ans find them· selves arb1trat1na spats am9ng medi- cal professions ovcr whi4'h prac11· 11oner can perform what func11on known 1n the trade as ··sc·ope ol practice " · <..1nc~swc1at1on wants to ~n r lht· practice for lhe vclS. but dog UIA-OC'f\ are howling about \uch txptnm c cxclus1v11y One round 1n lht balllc air.cad ' ha\ been fouaht w11hin the state Board ol Eum1ntrs in Vctennary Med1t·1nc Past battles have r111cd ch1ruprar· tors apmst mcdica doctors nurses The board. dominated h) 't'ls l@IMt docton, and podiainsts contends that they should ha'c: 1ht· apmsf'OfOloJ:d1c surgeon~. to namt-ndosrve "f.:tTIHtcan r;th lccffi but a few oft ~ more memorable: year .. aao. 11 ~spatchtd an undcrC'ovcr h 's a new year and thert arc . of d<>f 1n10 a tock1on grooming parlor courst, new medical turf ballles to ha"e 11s lttth cleaned. and lht'n under way 1uued the groomer a c1v1I c1tat1on tor One 15 dead))' ~n00., ·at lea\t tor pract1t1 ng \Cttrinan dtnll\tf\ those 1nvolvtd · without a license Chiropractors and med1t:al duc · A JUd&c ruled that theres no1h1na. tors. who ha ve bten fighting tor 1llcgal about non '''' ~raping or dccadts are at 11 apin 01.cr chiropac· brushing a doa's teeth. but agreed 1ha1 tor-spon~n:d legislauon that would the iroomcrs should 001 be allov.t'd to open so-called "hcallh-ma1n1cnancc U$C ad vanced dcn11s1r: equ1pmrnt or orpniut1ons" (H \.t0s) to ch1ropra4:· procedures tic sc.rv1ces It was that c.a~ -v.hH.h p rnerrd HM<h raptdl) art rcplac1.na tra· na1tor1w1dt pttbl1t:ll) -and othtr\ d111onal insurance companies as that appartntl) 1nsp1red 1he board w lh1rd·pany pa~crs for medical care adopt a tougher and more spt.·util More than a founh of Californians rule that ""ouW make· 11 a criminal alread)' art HMO members Man) m1sdcmnnor lor Jn' non·\tt tu t-fMOs arc controlltd d1rtttl) b) cltan pets' teeth doctorJ, aqd efcludc chiroprallon Thai acuon uc.:1..urred c' en though Ch1roprictoh ~> the)' JUSI v.an1 tht board. iM> far a\ 1s '-nov.n ne,er equal treatment, no pun intended rece1,td a s1na.lc complaint about But medical doctor\ consider lhem IOJUr) lo. doa rrom ha\ ma l\S tanar to be a pain in the ntd •. pun 1n1ended rtmo"ed b) a non·\tt Vea lt>ntcnd The fur will Oy 1ha1 untrain~ ~uomtrs do ou<,c That bnnp us to the neu scope-of-inJuries tC) dogs mouths and art' practice dispute. v. h1ch deal~ with a .,.mcapablt of pro1.1din1 complt-1c panac:ularly b111Tlg quesuon \.tu~t h)aitntl <arc d<>is' teeth be c:kancd b) hcenscd (n Marlh. the: stale d1r'\'{ 1or •)I "elennanans. or t an lov.t.'r-..n\t <..on~umcr \Cn Kl'\ "11cha~I 11.cllr' ifOOmen Jo the JO~ 'etocd the rcgul411on. U) mg 11 · 1~ nul .\s ~llh other scope-of·practKt" 10 the best intcrew1 o( the.-puhhc ot matters. 11 has b1a pocketbook 1m-( ahforn1a .. pac1 Vets cbaric as much as SIOO IO "I bcheH that tht' adoption ol th1\ cl~n dop' teeth. wlule a.roomers do rcgulauon "'II oper.lle to pr«lu<.1e the th~ob for as h11le as tht bucks ~~:rom bting 01blt \o ohta1n • I.be. Ca.lif orna Y ctumac) ~ . lC .sen.Kc aLJ.n .aiTorda.blt wM.'' Kelley ~•din a rc)cct1on lcller. ~na. ..:.·~ .+H~ -mforr- mauon that I huc recc1"cd 11 \ttm\ qu11t clear t hat the ·moll" a11on (for the rule) 1s. at leas11n part a ma"cr of cconum1cs." In other "on.h k.cllc\ conduded t ha I the \ t"t \ "ert tr') IOI lo ltl I her their o"'n nnt\ \o m111 animal mctapho~ For a 11'me 11 appeared a\ 1f the v.ar o'er dQl.\0 t«th "ould \h11l 1n\o the lcg1slat1,e arena .A.s~mbl,man [)a, 1d Kellt) a Rtpul;>l~n from Hrmtt had introduced a so-<.allt'd ··spot bill.'. -\sscmbl) 8111 916. thar v.as to be amtnded to plat·c the mU4h- d1sputcd regulauon into lav. The bill h.ad been 1ntrodut.'cl at the behest c.11 thr C.al1fom1a \'ctcrin.a~ "'1ltd1c1ne .\ssoc1a11on Bu t the plan\ for th1\ C'nd ·run leaked out .tnd opponent\ of lhc \cl\· onl) la1.1o bcpn ~11mn1 up oppu\llwn ""'thin the>L41slatur( Tht 'ets then decided to tur"' ta tl They instructed lhc1r Sacram(nlo lobb)&~t 10 abandon lht 'kp slall\t \lratet) and dtt1ded to rtturl\ tu 1ht 'rtcrinan mrd1unc hoard ·for .rno1 hcr tn. a1<tthlt'1ngcontml of the cantn~ dt>rual 1rade throua,h a n-g:u lat1on 1hi1 1.1o 111 pa .. ., mu~ttr ""''h 1ttt-()(panmen1 ,,, ( on,umC'r ~Oa11'\ Tht do1figh1 1.1o ill cnn11nu<' untd ont 'i1de or 1he othtr emtTJ<'" 'll - tonou' o.. ffalt~N It • •.rodlealH eol11.m•l•C.. Doubts about Gorbachev ref or ms based on reason Chances of peace, prosperity slight Tbc bTurt b\ ~teltt)' 01' Ocl'tnSt Richard (hen<'\ reminds u onC't apin of tht ten ion bt\v.etn d1E>lomao anJ anal sis He "a' asked whC'thtr ht tho\l&ht the rcforna ofM1kNal Gorbache-v 'lllwOuld take to · which he ansv.crtd: o, I do not think the-) -.1U He v.a\ then a ktd whether thl\ v.ould mean a.n end 10 Gorbacbe' ·~ min and he an v.errd Y C\. l think 11 v.111 To v.hsch strttch of cool anal)'11s the White Hou<JC rt· sponded wtth fc-.en~ di j()(iation~ If L)ndon John)On had' bttn Pf'C\1· dent, Chtfle) would have bttn firtd or OIMt"4'UC hum1hatcd. 8\a h IS a (&!mer and more ph1l~bl man. • but the 1nC1dent tall to mind 1 theme tunnm._1brouah the mills or1ourml· ishc cnucam • · • t lllhat lonaumeanu<omrnunim do not Y.Ub Gort.c to succetd an n Scbram. a commentator for 1 bU u aU Oaumt out. T~ ~1mc antt~mmun1tt -be mcnuoncd tpec1ficall)' Jeane KJr\palridl and htn<k Buchaun- can'l wa.t for Qorbacbfv to fail IO that the> in ~t 10 tht ont) k,ftd of (0tt1p pohC) ~ lM)' lrWy ca' • hatJftl * So~ict Un.a. · Jcant Kirt.painck d 111r.JiMc1 Md Pat hchanu my brotlwr led •f lM'~ cvtrd1tftttid froftt &heir~ potK'Y anal)"ICS n can onb' llaw .._ •• e moment of lbm'a&ioa. A«ord· 11111>', ,.;11a .JOCM conftde:aci I i*y dlrir &hinkidl °" lht ~ OI ~. co.fidc9& 1hM k ii • diare•• frOltt"' OWll hit IMc TM ~w Chi.ca ol aar..v·, ~· ....... he~., • ., ...... '° ·=· (prat ... • ..... ,, .. ,.,.., ,-n -5o¥ilt ....... .. ..................... 101•1 ••GI~· ~~~~:;:n. of' i hoe fa.don he\. •U\C" ht' 1~ i rank.ins member ul th( loc.il ( om· mun 1st Pan)' nut Ix'\ .1uc;c he ha\ earned tus a) ufl the 1.ummcn.1al bttrateb)' \h\IC J'rOOU tl00 I\ ofT to i d )Ian \\ hrn C omr:idc Ulaoo I\ then told ho~ man) people he must emplo) 1rr<''tPC'Ct" r of 11\hethcr be nccdi thot man' pcoplt or can do wi1h that k w pcoplt ~v1tt Jhoe ptOd~tJon I\ hit again .\nd lhtn lbC Order &OC~ OUI 1\\0101 from aome ahco m1n1 1n 1n \1o.co" that the lhoes a.re io ~II tor I ~ ruhl~ Comrade Ul.anov I\ 1n dt"\p;&ar mma ao ,quare all those c1rcle' Now Gotbec~v hasn't rtpcalcd all those actTCtlons of statt "ic"'~"m To do IO •ould pit him .,.a1n..t e'en Comrade Ulano-w ~ho chnp 10 h1., po&mon or 1uthont> St\llk\ "'tuch. the market n«d' 1 hutr 11mc to e~crudc thrtt aencra11un' ,,r com· oec1ed ldrfosis and e' t'T1 1 f !\dam Smith. Mn: 1n CMIJC of lM So' ICt n1oa bqinn1na tomorro". -'<'could not tlpec\ a 0 trr 1 1n the hoe produet.aon or the coun ti') for. -.rll. a wbik. It is true that qnC'\lhuraJ ptOdUirtJOD U\ I nA ~'& lft but lbat waa a rd&Uvtly easy opcral1on: ...... Kft or •Ad tvrnina to the ....... -~as n)1.tuna you ..,,. OA it you CM Ml for •Ntc~ct ,,. ,,_ ca kit ti' at. ~ndust.rial P'!!lllC:ticMI doetll"t ~ oa m1y hUJ iMitidallt) GiWMd ltTC:t.. A .. .._tbcrtasthcau 1 n ...a we• 90l :1M 10 &OUCh. wf\i h KlMtNllefo(dwtoUI o(t.M •ta UDtaft (1ll1oltnet) ddtlKt frOln tht ... al ltutlil) It ti <* t .. '° cnticue.·-~--dDM.tht tMa1Ct Of' 911tt psidece•n. 1¥1 1M llMolcrilici••...,. \'11'.Y •= 111 .....,. • ...._ Widlioul um11. n ......, ••W.•• .... 70 ,_, tA .................. "' ..... ......... .....,.,idt) o/.lk w JC* haw IOlnt idtia of 1ht ph1lo ph1cal and 1nJccd spiritual problem that Gorbochcv II~\ Hl 'annot \kn) tl\c ettdtnda of th<' So' 1ct \tatc wnhout dCt\) 1n1 •U. tht' \atne time hi O"'n lciiumK). Now all of the •bo~t' ts p:nno\I"' to Gorbachev, n ~-c cokl wamo" ttnd 10 ht 10 I PoUH pcrbap& a lutk' un,LW'dcd It 1 um for •n\\anu·. that vorbach ~ want tbt frtt mar· k.tt notW'lthital\dul& h1 rc1tcratcJ prufe 10M ()f faith to 1a.h\m h a iumes that he h.n no fun.her interest 1n opan ·on1 m. not .... 1th- stand1na tu cont1nahna iubs1d1e1 10. well. fidcl Castro We a.re tumnth cn,aard in .:lht\s our ,,.hnt to tbC ~'1ct n1on at a d1"'6unt \hat ~•II make u po 'I le for tht \11Ct nton lo conunut to K.nd doUar·\i'll ut tupph to Cu l'lida can continut tO sutx1dttt l"f\iOIUlJOft tn C~ntta1 Amcnca. ID ottwr w<>fd 11 es eoL\.ttl -.rrihu· that("~. wtu~ lttJ 1n mpc>nte to bard. rahllic ~ WQ. u. dOtf\l.IO ••nsi lus n •ill l.l 1Jenttrcl) PQUibtt that he •1 to tr~lc tht ~let ft.On lht btt\cr to punuc Cold Wu 'll!IUt human1l). · heft now, ttn't thit a rcatOdab~ radansofh1'10l')";·and Of tht mind of tht reah 'P I btloni to o.I) OM ~iUcal "°"'""'*• "" I a~ tn Hawau many:)'al'I h Cllllld ae.e Part HatbOr' omnuucc IO KMo QDt·a Em on ll n Flee\. ·nw· an •·re d01 .. 11.l 'flH' Ornelas not onlyp¢rson with rights To the Ed11oc; l realae what a difficult pc>1ition Judse Cardenos 1$ in 1 it 11 h1sjob to sen1encc a man bt 15 now familiar "uh ror the homblc dta1h of a woman he ne,er met Perhaps he wtll know Debbie KJUclta bctttr 1hroua,h the lctten of htr fnend\ and fam1I> he wu dctinntly a person worth countint a.s )'Our friend Debbie and I becamt fnmds on the · softball field as tcamrnates on the \ncho~ She co"ercd second ba•.-1 am the catcher There ma) ha "e bttn bc1ttr players on our team, but nobody enJOYcd the pme and c-amaradcne more than Debbie did She always wa there to encourage each of us with her bo1stcrou!. and lrrt\erent sense of humor. 1 kno"' lhal the sport a.nd the fntnd~htp "'ert \O much mort 1m· ponant 10 her than the wins and losse\ · ~b usuail) brouaht her thrtt t.hildrcn to the pract1cts and pmoa as I did , our )'ou ng dauJbters became fntn<h as v.r did II bra.ks my htan ' to rcahu how fe'A-memones Michael. Jo\Cph and H11l.tl) wtlJ have of1hc1r 1.1oon dcrfol mom because their time v.1th her1.1oascu1 'hart It isn't fmrand 1~a1 ma .. cs me anaf) In the t n11ed ~tat~ we bend over bac .. wards \0 guard tht' nan ts of 1ht tndt' tdual Bui whert "'tre Debbie's nght\ last summt•r'l Htr riatu to feel ~urt· in ht'r own nc1ahbor;hood. lo "alk ,v.11h her children in '8ret)', to nprt')) strong d1Sl\pprcwal to a dnvcr "ho thouahtle SI> put her famil) in danacr b} dm 1ng recklessly Dann) Omela hu bttn portra>ed a' a remoocful )Ou n& man who made an 1rrc,ers1bk m1stalce but you must remember that he made a scncs of cho1<..es that cos1 Debbie Killelea her trfrtttrniosc 10 s~nd tr\C CU} at the nt.sl h drinluna "1lh his buddies He t.ho~ to .cl into the dn"cr' scat of h1\ fntnd s car Ht cho'it' to s1.an the - tnaine of thll c.ar and to race dowp that allc)' Whtther or nc.>t ~chose to 1Jm his t..1r al Dcbb~ "'t'll nt\Cr knov. perhaps ~'en ht dot n't know because ol h1 drunkcnncu. UI· t1match 11 d1dn 1 mattC'r · \\ hat doe~ matter 1'1 his tot.al d1ucprd tor l)(bbtt's nan1 to h"e safcl\ and'to lo' c her husband. Bnan. and 10 ra1~ and nuturc her chtldrcn 11lhacl. Hillan and Joseph He pro,cd that b) dn'lnf whtlc lepll} drun ... hurhna Dcbb1e ~ bod) do~n that alk'.\ •nd \hen b) runnina •~•> from th<-blood) ~enc that h<' crt.all'd I am angt'\ at thts man and ;also a1 our S\\tfm ol JU\lt(t' th.l t puts the nglm of nnt ahmc lh<' n,Jm of m<1n\ .,1tic~ o0\10& IS d prl\ tltg<'. not a flf,hl. and t~lh ;anJ c'c" dn\er mu~I a ~tpl rc,pon\lbtl1t' and a coun- labahl \ for [)(hh1c "11lcltll'\ dC'llh anJ t~e 1mmt1\urahle lo" to ~r fam1h and lnt'nd' I ht ~ tt\I of h1\ dw1u: "a" 1110 h Jth Rf r~ \ \.10 "11 R \, t'" POI\ 8cM.: h I f:tl1111r < >rnr~t 'J~ '>l'nttnced ro a m'1\lm11m of 10 1c.1f\ in pn n TuC"...J.11 for ''''"~ 1C"hRul.1r man· ~lau,iitC'r lie 1411/ ~ C'Jtpbk for p.arc>I< in rhc ~""" l TOD\ l I' H1,·1·0H \ Toda) I'> fonda'. Ma' 8. the 12 th J., vf I QKQ There ·arc ~j., da\ ldt 1n lh(' \car On \1a' I 94~. Prt\tdtnt Ham Ci Truman announ~d 10 a rad"' ad· drt'\\ 1ha1 '-' orld '-' ar 11 had t'ndC"d 1n Europe On tht date In t886, .\tlanta ph1rmal't\t John ~t)lh Ptmbcnon 1nH·ntcd the 1~rup for 1 bc'erait 1h~1 c~mt to he kno"'n s < oca..('ota In 19"0. hclmckd construction ~-orken brnkt up an anu-v.-ar prott$t on :i-.:e., ) ork \ \\all c;;trcct. In 19~1, m1ht.int lnd1.1n who had held the uth l>a~ota hamlt"t of Wounded i...net for 10 •tek.s sur· l"t'ndcttd In 19 . Ph1hpp1nc OPP<> llJOn leader lkn11no \qu1no "u rtlcatcd af\cr "' )ta" of dctcnt1un and allov.cd to n, Ill the United tat" for m~1taJ trtatment In I 9 .. , an anit' and d('fiant Gan Han. d ~ h' rtp()(l\ about h1 rtlauonsh1p ~ith M1am1 mod.cl Donna Rice •1thdrcw from lht raet for lM Dcmocra11c ~1dent1al nomination rtn yars California O\'• tTnor Edmund G. "Jcrr)'' 8'own Junior ""'cd an ntc:\lt1'c ordtr. efTect1\e lM follo-,n da} C$tabh h· lna an "od.d<\cn" ltcxnte plase \~\tcm of p hnc rauonin& ln hl\ Slatt, f1,t )ca~ The tct Un.ion anoo\lnccd 1t" uld not pe pile 'n th~ l...oS ntiekt !liummcr 01\.mpea.. c f'P• tbc nntd di4 not 1ntmd to en WR •dikta• teCUnl')'. 81nhda Ca•fiil• Doft ltK'kla • 6J, Utbor Prier llitCbaty I 4 • J«k. nttl Conttto ii .t7 • .,,.,,/ •• I r ,,..._ ' • . . OfMge COMt DAILY PILOT I ~. May I, 1111 9y KARN M. REIO Ot ... 0.-....... In the f~ of fierce competition for both benefit dollars and boditsat tho~ parties, a turnout ofmoretlala 500 on a busy social niaht and net proceeds of ..rte $85,000 speaks wclL-for the chanty and the cvealni't honorees. Perhaps it was,a mqic combination as th~ Mlldari Center of Educational Therapy selected 'nm and ..._ Strader as co-recipients of the center's annual award. The foyer of the Irvine Hilton Hotel was ftlJed ~ to bursting with supporters who paid $22.S per~ 10 salute the Straders for th~ir "hiah intearity, cxtra.onllurY lcadership,greatdignity,compassionandcomm1tmd\IO the comm'!11ity." . f .. "This ts the first time we will have honored a co!iple. said Carol Hoffman, co-chairing the event ·with her husband Larry. "They (the Str"Bders) arc the latest on a lengthy list of distinguished ho norees." Former recipient Tom Nlelsea also servc4 as ovcnt. co-chair with his wife Martlya, but was unable to attend the gathering. Son Peter w~s in fine foi:ai., ~owever, st.anding in for dad at the podium and mimiclcttll !Ila so c!lCactly that doubletakes were de regueur. • The $traders (who had just retumed from Mexico) have fong been supporters ofMardan, according to Susan, a former scllooTleacller. Hoffman cxpfamcdlhat the couple was the first to donate a gift kicking off a S~.000 matching gift challenge from the Krcs&c Foundauon. The funds benefit Mardan's buildin& camRatgn -a $6.5 million efToJ1 to fund the new 2.S,()()()..squarc-foot facility to open in Irvine jn Januarx 1990. Adding to the pot. Judie David Sl.111 chose the dinner to also present Mardan executive director and founder David Eisenman with a SI 00,000 check from the Irvine Health Foun- dation. · 1 Proceeds from the awards dinner itself, however. will provide scholarships for M(lrdan's Jcamin&-disabled students 'who haven't sufficient financial means. Barry Cole ·and his Sounds of Music ushered the crowd into the ballroom for dinner, -and played betwttn courses which .included carpaccio of ahl, winter vegetable salad, and baked tenderloin of beef. Jolul Miltner kept.the evening moving as the very adept master of ccrcmome . • .. A Legacy of Leaming" fit as the event's general theme -first because the Legacy Companies is $trader's firm -and also, as Miltner explamcd. the Straders "have ..., .... _._ ... ..._ ....... halll 9" •l1111 en Lar~ •nd Cerol Hoff• ............ 11Nelloft•q4Judt• D•vldG. .... at •• , ......... ,... been workina t~ over the past years to provide a ~or Ora• eo11nty, a 1epcy of culture;a lepcy o-r leam1na and a legacy of &ood will." · As a surprise for the Straders, the HofTmans included three celcbrit}' look.alikes in the well-orpnizcd proaram. Dinner. committee member KaUlrya Tlaompso11 in- troduced Elizabeth Taylor; Father Bill Mc laughlin called "his boss" the pope to the stage; and Tim Strader Jr. presented the latest member ol' the' family. Michael Jackion. -~ .. Larry and Carol are special at putting together 'sianature• events." aS$urcd Susan as she and Strader thanked the crowd. Dinner committee members also mcluded Don and J ... Beall, Ga1* and Marin Ber.eson, J. Clark Bootlt, RlcMrd and~ Plam ... , Mlclaael and Vlckle Gerlag, OJde a nd ltadalea Gessert. Claarles and Nora Hesler, G~ and JMllH But, Back and Colleen Jollns, Carl ;lnd MU1aret Kardter, Doe and DoAUI)' Jtoll, Mlclaael_~ci LJMa Lue, Teay and Melt.eta Mol10, Jack and ., PeltalOD, Tom and Emma Jue Riiey, Tbomas Rogers and Henry and lleHe ~entrom. · CyCJ;sts revved_' up over helmet issue . ~ llOHO'( 01•1. 8Y SYDNIY OMAR M--.1,Ma1I ARIES (March 21-Apnl 19): Tb1s could be one of your most .. hvely" than 70 dull ones. Motorqcln arc Mondays. Emphasis on m ovement. quick dcc1SJons, stimulating dialogue. exciung.! What a great way to ao' -You'll receive written material that could include travel invitauon. DEAR READERS: Remember tie letter from die 18.-y~•ld wlilo aald . - 447-4700. -0 .M.R. ~ymec:~~ ... ---·~~~~ .... tali folks were all .et to bey lalm a F ... m Cllaton, Iowa: My dad was _,..~~-~..,....~wtt'trttrl""T1nh1cnc~t0tm.1ecrY>-in-1ttwt~~ and he said almost all the motorcycle accidents he saw were caused by booze or dru.JS. Either the dflver of the car that hit the bike was stoned or the kid on the bike was high on somethmJ. -F.D. m otorcycle for IU1 18UI blrtllday °" cU.,ed Ulelr miDda wllen Uley read Ute coleaua aboat a yous mu wlilo lost a lq la. a cycle accldot. Well, I laavea't 1eea aecla DJJ'Y mall alJH:e a Mlctalpa paper prl.Dte4 a typo la a recipe for pond cake ud lite batter wu ,....U.1 over all lite o•en• la You have chosen to ignore all the Detrott, Flint, · Bay City ad positives and highJiaht the .. dan&ers." MHkelOD. That column sure made you a lot of I pobate4 oet tliat every year at enemies. -BOB N. least '·'" people are kUJe4 la Fnm OtlU,ma City: Do you want motorcycle acclduts and tlaat muy to know who ·causes most of the of lite vJctlm1 woald laave Uved laad motorcycle accidents? It's those tltey bttD wearlq belmeta. Tia.ls la 1 bonehead motorists who arc lousy wltat my mall ltaa been Uk~ driven and don't sec us be<-ausc they From Jacboa Betpt1, N.Y.: Who aren't looking. -J.l. appointed you our ..ation's mother? Fnm Lot Aaaeles: ff a kid wants to You have btackc.nc4 tbc eye of every ride a bike he WllJ, with or without his motorcyclist on the continent. parents' consent. My_ advice to the Motorcyclin& isa legitimate, lqal and parents is to say, "OK. but you have econ omical form of transportation. to take the train1nacourse." call (800) SPOTl.IGHT From ~•bu, Waab.: When our son. a physician, was workm& m the emerJency room of a hospital he told us of a bif poster that hung on the wall. It read: GET YOUR SON I\ MOTORCYCLE FOR HI LAST BIRTHDAY. -H.B.$. From San Bernardino, Calif.: Quit pushing helmets. Those brain buckets don't do ant aood. Why are nearly 4,000 cyclists killed every year'? Because they didn't wear helmets, or because they were hit by someone who didn'r see them? Be fair for heaven's sake! -JOHN N. From Vucoever, B.C.: Life is to be lived. I'd rather have 35 aood years • ----~~~"IHit. -.,0-Mey-W): Oo9e. rclatrve confides desne to po_ssltny And now the last word by the change loeauon, manta! status. Be diplomatic without becoming inextncably fountry's most glamorous cychst -involved. You'll be told about "financial excesses." , and & lovely guy, f boot: GEMINI (May 21-June 20): Define terms. sreer clear of self-decepuon. DEAR ANN LANDERS: Motor-Plans subject to chanic bµt you will be at nght place at crucial moment. You'll cyclists who don't wear helmets arc be looked upon as "natural leader." · · • not usmg their heads. The exhilar-CANCEJ\(June 2 1-July 22): Individual you thouaht was "left beh10d" wtll atJng feehng of wind 10 the face nowbepullina)ourc~ttails. Meansdon'tcount outonewl\o~vesappearance doesn't.compensate for the pain and of being weak. You'll;a1n financial support from older ind1"1dual. tragedy ofaeracked skull LEO (July 23-Aug. 22): Recognauon comes from wider ~pcctrum than Should helmet wearina be man-prcv1ously•nt1cipated. Some will~}. "It w alongtimeco'!'10Jbut you made dated by1aw'? No. Millions of people 1t!" Focus on dutan~. lang~ge. d1stntn1t1on, communication. Romance get colds and somet1mes they die · involved. from Ou, plcunsy. and pneumoma, VIRGO (Aua. 2)..Scpt. 22): Stress mdcpendcnce. danty. OrtJJna11ty, contracted when they stayed out in' purpose. Special no1e: Avoid heavy lifting. You are going places but not qu1te the wet or tbe cold with too httle in manner On&JnaHy anticipated. clothina. Should the law mandat UBJU (Sept. 23-0ct. 22): Decision delayed in connectfoo with busincu what should be worn at certain move, carccrot tra-vel. You're being pulled in more than one direction. family tcmperaturesandpredp1tat1onsinan memben arc involved. Money could be at core ofdjspute. Cancer nat1"e effort to save those losses and lives? involved. On a motorcycle, it 1s common SCORPIO (Oct. 23·Nov. 21 ): What starti 1n "small way" could become sense that preserves the bfe of the ubiqu1\0us. Foc:u1on amb1uon, populanl)'..abiht~~n fncnds and 100uence ndcr and no law 1s able to lhandate people. Money that had been withheld will be tt that. -MALCOLM S. FORBES . SAGmAJUUS (Nov. 2~Dcc. 21)' Obtain hint from Scorpto mcssaie. Focus on-public 1magr, outward appearances, pos able alhance wtth one who c.ouJd provide peninent lcpl anformatton. ·cAPIUCOllN (Dec. 22-Jin 19)· Gain indicated throup reading, wntlDJ. CdM senior recipient of Jostens scholarship satisfyina intellectual curiosity. Minor health disorder will be corTCCted in simple, natural way. You'll be surpnscd, in mood to ~lcbrate. AQUARIUS (Jan. 2Q..Fcb. 18): Look beyond the 1mmediate. percieive your own potential C)cle h1ahhJhu style. 1ndiv1duahty, creative reseurtts. Member of opposite sex will act in "bold manner." Llbran is 1n pro~ocauve rote. Mlclaael Plckart, a senior at Cor-Sclccuon was based on outstandmg Award of Excellence, (IABC). ona del Mar H igh School. has been achievements in school. community The to p award in the one-ume-onl> · named a recipient of a 1989 Jostens ac1iviti~s. and academic excellence. cateaory. rcc<>011zed the aaency·s Foundation Leader Scholarship "The students selected as recipi-l988programforHolmesandNarver award. ents in this program arc some of our nc., Ralph M. Parsons Co .. and Van Pick.art is o ne of 33,800 seniors in fin~t youna &?C<>Ple/' .said Don c. Dell and Assoc11tes Inc. (HPV) the United-States;-Puerto. Rico; the '1.z1n;Joundllion ~si<rent. ,.,...,..,:-:-cy~-=p:-::-ro::-:~-=cc·t construcli<>n mlnaacrs fO'rthc '<irgin Islands and American schools stand apart not O(lly because of their John Wayne Airport improvcmenl abroad who competed for one of 300 superior academi~ records, but be· project. _S_l.'-OOO __ aw_ar_d_s_. --------cause they've taken leadership roles According to Krtatlae Jtereayt, ·-------------i in bettcrina the communities.' president of the Newport Beach firm . 4.w~ t:unds are provided annually by a the award-winning program was de-~W' maJor support proaram of Jostens si&Jled to create awareness of the AUIO Inc., the world's la.r)cst manufacturer closure of John wayncAirport'slona· of class rinas and yearbooks. term parkina lot. The closure marked the beainnina of the improvement ptopatn. "The most visible clement of the prOlftw.was tbe creation ofO.C. and MacArthur, John Waf"e Airpons's mucot," Mid Kerenyi. "OtheT ele- ments included publicity, print advenisina. radio commercials and direct mail." • • • • Local students have been named to OraQF Cout CoUqe's 1989·90 Ptp Squ8d. Retur_r:ti"f cheerkaders in· dude: '-lie ~r. Jemie Plllew and ••• Rm1• of H\lnti..-on Beach and llMI)'. .......... or San Clemente ud &.-, a1tt rit or Newport lellcb. frl t __ cbeerte.dm: ..... D P •w OI c.oroDa def M. • .....,, ........ llld &Jlje Y .... of Hunt· ·~ leidl and .... Viti of FCM11111611 VllleY. a. eo..:.J1;ca"111 D"1rict Tru tee Armu4o R. Raia of Hunt· in11on Beach has bccMlccted chair of the Pacific Reaion Minority Affain Committee of the Aslociatjon of Community: Collqe Trusten. The Pacific Rqion encomcs Cabfomta, Anzona, Orcaon, Uh- 1n1ton, Alaska and tJ\e Pacific tsrands. The associauon is a national or.pniution devoted \0 the interests of aovemina ~rd members oftwo- year, post-secondary institutions. Rwz. a counselor at El Camino Collcae in Tomnce, has tcrvcd on the Coast Community Collqe Board of Trustees since 1983 The di inc' covers Oranae Coast and Golden West Cottcae; KOCE-TV in Hunt· 1naton Beach and Coastline Com· munit)' Collcae headquartertd m Fountain Valley. • • • Huntin1ton Beach resident L~ ,....... IS performina ID ~rts. . lecture dcmon1uat.ioD1 and studio recitals as a member ol the ~ Waah1naton Univenity Dence Com· pe!Y in Wathinstoa O.C. ~ 1paduateoff.di10n Hjp Scboo&. ii~ -........... ~•a cSancc ~a& &he alei¥er· li1)' ... b9D .... ~ .... wtdt die . KW.1i~ le9cb Reo- ...... OepanmeDt, Two~ la1er • eatollcd ...... Olule CGUaty Duce Center,~ a.llld dll Pb~i1 Cyr Ac:.demy, whlfe lllC lludied for 12 ~ I• 1914 tllC received a ICbolanbip IO perbm wida die Ballet ........,,,.., I IOc:al ~com..-y. PISCP.I (Feb. 19-March 20). You'll instincti\leh-know what to do, when and where. Focus on in ide m(ormatton, prncien« Recent rcstnctions are lif\ed, you'll be rm to malr.e decmon reprdina property • IP MAY I IS YOUR 811\THDAY )OU arc dynamic, work Ytell under ~re. are intense, romantic, senumental and seldom do anythina in halfway maftner. Gapricorn. Gtncer person play imponant rotes in your ltfe. Dunna May, .)'OU ~1vc wider recosniuon, could travel, mjp1 ac1uall)' ftcJ you've found your "soul mate." I . '1. HO\ U ~omans knew a good thing Q. You •id the ancient Grttki. wert the bia kiuen. But l'"c rtad the Romans had the lei ~t culture ... ? A. Romans toot to 1t. too. sure eno~p. They chewed spices tb enhance &be n~rience. They popu· larixd it locally~and exported 1t all over. Another eumplt or how old Rome commcrtiaJized Greek an. Slay ill bed for two weeks and your bed bona win shnnk mea urably. So uy me medit:ot. ~)' ltalched let tunln in- .UDCtiVd bead for lbC 'briPlest horizon. Tbi1 is why some resort boeels in n.rtJc tenitory become oveman trOm time to ttmc with blby lunle&. Tbt holtl1 Siiiy all liPled up ........ ,. .aldi111 coatr8C10n &ft Colonial "-------~ Water t0ftns •hiikm havuia foam doesn't. It just holds \ht •attr. An eApcn poinu out you won't need M\itft& foam if )'OU ahave in. l~C shower. Owl f say no macl\Jne could pick tra leaves~ Wrona! Am now told dcvic~ have bttft dcnlOPed to do that thJ!'lo .:SO tcMativc are &hey, i1's clai~. they can even pick tilt risbt leaves and &cave the WfOal onn. The thinner the air, IM fewer the moleciaJa lberiia IO bOld beat. That. ln ttplj IO I dielll 1'iao MU, II ~ • mounwn air i1 cooler~~ air. .. • I 1\'ff ....,tO l(\fl ' A mission, and a few reasons for doliig It right at Orange Coast oOn Waoon is the men and ~omen •s 11tt1mmi111 coach ar Ora~ Coast Coll~. Aswimcoach'sdaybeainsearly .•. and pbiloeophically. Why am I fcavinamylovcl) adorina wifutdawn'? Th:roiJatt the cobweb$ at comes bade to me -the mttUOn. At OranecCout. our facuh) rcc~tzCS that 1111•9111••soc•et) trusts that te.chers wiU '"°ns1stenlly' apply thetr best cffons toward , thecdu ation and ~cll-bt'in1 ofth("lntu· dents. We arc commmedto . honor that trust OranaeCoastcnJO}'Sancxc llcntacadem1cand • llhlc:uc reputatton. l believe this tems from our recoan1t1on that os communny college educaton.. we often ha"cstudent~ \\-1th an add111onal special need. Ha"inabccn less than academic standouts 1n h1ah 1ehool OC' po s1bl) returning from an unsuccessful • freshman )Caratawmersity. thest )Oungpeopk need a ma,,orb<x»t 1n theirstnseorseirestccm. A IJ'C8t teacher or coach can orchcstratr events and c1rcum- s1.1DCCS so this talcs place. lnnructors tn thcd1sc1phne of Ph)\1cal Education arc e pccaall~ fortunate. for this field. pcrha~ more than anyo1her areaof cducauon. pro' ides the opportunity to posjtavtly 1nOuencc students' hves in conjunctton "''th thed1slnbution of anformauon The beauty of phy~i<'al educa11on classes 1s that stlMknuarc auemptina to masters.kills which arc easily measurable. Wath proper mot1vat1on and instruction. pupils can rapidly 1mpro' e 1hc1r slull le~cls. When individuals fi,nd thcm!reh c sw1.,1m1ng moreefTcct1vcl). hftina mott wC1ghL or gaining sreaterelird1ovascularcapac1ty. an added bonus can be realized ln the proper en' 1ronment. this 1mpro' c- mentcancnhancc the student'ssensc ofselfwonh and impro"ethc1routlookon life an general ' · 8)' cmphas1tm1"peoonal grow1h a11d m:tstcry . we arccducauna)oungpcople an a fashion thatallows them to feel the satJSfacuon oflcamingand improvement. ThiHllmulatcs the ke) transmon necessary for h fe-loog leamang. ft er bc1 ng e). po~d to the Joy of achievement. students become self- motivatcd toward funherac:coiftphshmen1 ., C'~ching. at all but the professional le" el. is JU St an intense "ers1on oftcachang. For us. the quesuon. "What arc we suppo~ to be teac)una,, .. 1s "'en more cnucal. ffl spend four hours a aa) "-Ith m) le3m and stnveonl) tOt~chthem 1osw1mahttlefaster.J'H! .rcall~ missed an oppor'tun1ty to 1mpa ton their lives. lfl understand Oklahoma footb31J coach Barf) Swm.er"s posmon correctly, he con1ends that coaches · -donotsnare rcspons1b1hty for lht'actaonsofthe tndn 1dual on thc1rtcam. I rcJcct that cnurel>- 8} allow ma t.aknt to be an e.xcuse forb3d manners orbchavior. coa hesarccndors1na 11. Students arc 1011lJ to be compe11t1' e athlete fora short P.C"od or theirlt\CS, our soc1et) needs them to been ihicd. responsible hum.An beings fora hfcume. C onscquentl), the standards forthcOrangcCoast aquatics proaram arc designed to direct team mcmbcn tO"-lrd developing an to capable. confident, well· ad1usted }Oung people wt th a high sense of sclf~stccm •• · ~t bea.in with co.1chingst) It There arc man) d1ffcrcntcoach1npt>les, '"'oofv.h1ch product' "winnma teams · A coach hn the option of gen ins the. de-sired results throuah either fear or re pt'Ct Those who choose fear v.111 ha"c athlete who do v.hat the)' are told, compete hard. and win pmcs. The)' doth1n&s because they arc told to do so and that 1s v.herc 11 tops. Ofcrcatcrlong-tcrm "aluearccoache\v.ho choose to cam the respect of the tr athlt'tt"S bccau~ of the trcmcndou!> pos. 1b1hUt"S that port pro' 1dcs II ~ takes lonacrtoaa1n :1 person'spo\1tne rqard th3n 11 docs to create (car, but coat:hC1 v.ho an: re pcctcd ehcn from thcirathlett"S mature undersuindinaofconccplS and last1nachangcs 1n behavior. ~ltte-. SH COACH/811 '\II\ Pl \\01-1·' ·Lakers wear 'em out, go one-up on Supersonics .. -1 • • . ..., ........... .,'-~ Senfor M•rlr Kapl•n won his 1ln9le1 nu•tch, then cflnched th• match with doubles win. One more look at UCI' s . . _.,._ __ .Sizzling day in the sun To'thank hcalmostpasscdu up1wo )'Cars ago. That's" hen UC'I'~ Mark Kaplan wascom1denng turning pro ancr making the tndt" tdual singles semifinals at the"-:(''\ .\sand eam1 ng his first Al)·Amenca honor But while a1umor named Damn Xatcsb) passed his stnior sca$0n at UC I to lurn pro. Kaplan d«·1ded 10 sta>.:. In rctro~pccl, he now knows the cntical dcc1 100 "as the proper one The th1nas which have happentd for UC! tennis. and Kaplan. in the past '"o) ears have made at more 1han1ust "onhwh1le. He1ust WJShC'J his parents could ha'e bttn lhere Saturda).. "'hen the .\nteaters toppled No. I UCLA an the largest dual· match' VICtOI) the provam has en)O}ed.. . Next. the fourth-rnnked Antc31C'rs enter the NC A.\ tournament with a leaiumate shot3t' ictol) and should . be seeded some" here bet\\CCn fir 1 and third. • .. Thu team haH'Omc uch a long way;• Kaplan said ·· r' e comt such a Iona w•>· f v.as thinlongofleav1na that Sttond )ear I v.ould have gone out to the pro(.~rl u11 and {J"lade. · mistake there "I LC2mtd so much the last tv.o )Cars. You'H go1 to kno" how 10 control )OU~lf <\t ccflaan po1nu )Ou'vcgot to pla~ v.t'll You'\e,01 to ao four )ca~ to team 1hat I can t empbas11e enough to somronc hov. 1mponant 111 to sla> all four )cars .. h can help an maJun1dec1Slons dunna the heat ofbattlc. hke when the UCLA match was on lh<' hnc Satur- da}.&ndK.aplan and fellow South Afncan Richard Lubner hold1n1a 4-J lad in the fifth Kl. Lubner. the JUntor, made some m1Stakes and lo t h1sscf"eand C LA held fora S-4 lead. Ofcounc, thcAnteatC'rscame back 1hllnks to Kaplan'scool pla) and ~ubncrs att:u. linga111tudc do\' n the 'ttrct<. h ··V..hcn )ou'rt up hke th:uand lo~ >our sen c. that shouldn't happen." K.lplan ~1d "'-C\t \Car 1s going to helphtm .. • . Whnc pla) in~ the best in the nation al No I singles in I 988. ma~tnl the N( .\.\ 10alcsquanerlinnlsandearn- 1nga final r:tnk1ngof 15th in the n:u1on, Kaplan karnc.'d a lol. Hr started out v. 1th a 6-5 rcc.\ird lhl\ season. but )tnn• h<' ha5 been un\lop- pable ~Ith 28' 1ctones an hts last~~ matches. mcludmaacon' 1ncing• sweepoffourth-rateJ Bnan Garro" on turda). t..aptan promises fo mo'e h1ghcr1han h1scum•nt ron~mg of~,enth 1n lhe nallon "J''e feltsocomposro the la't tc\\ matchc!> ... Kaplan said ""l ou JU 1 ha\.(' IO~)OUrstlf.ond II Will happen fof)OU You don't haH' to h 111t 10\l hard." 0 \\hale there ma} be bettt'r pla,er'> on the team. few \\Ill dcb3tc th e: 1m1>3ct of the tcam'\othc.•rS(nwr co· cap1a1n Mike( :tdl&<ln ." hosc onl~ 1cnn1 strokes li.aturdJ} wcrt to warm-up teammates ( ad1pn 1s the in p1rat1onJI kJdl'r ahhouah he ha n't pla)c<kffcc11"el\ forqutte a wh1k due to a trained rowtorcufl.11 c."Ould be the onl) traged> forthts )ear's ltam 1n that aficr fO\lr )Carso( ded1catton to the , pr<>Jram. he m11h1 not be abk to pla~ dunn&thc~C'.\.\san <\then' Ca Ma) fO-:!"' 0 The\ ictol') o'er l < L .\ JU!>I added a ftw more inches to the orrnmftr- encc of the \ntea1ers' sno" balhna confidence '"Wt can" in thC' '\( A..\\ •· K•plan s.i1d. "This ~ear. "ee,pcct to do tt , It's d1ITCrt'nt ti )OU C\pct l It than If )ou'rclust happ) &t"l lht're " Kap an is lhc \no"cap on " The umm11" -v.hatC oachG""gPatton calls ht~ lop four pla)ers ~h1ch also 1ncludc.1 l ubncr \.11kc Rngsand Tre' or "-ronemann L•l h arC' pla,cn v. hoco\,lld casil) ha' c gone anoth<'r v.a), but Pa11on \ m.ittnel1\m has helped lure 1he lllkn110 ma1'.c.: the UCI team aurac. 11' t' Junna his HI- ) car tenure "We'rl"a happ~ tc.lln "Luhncr sa1J. "EH·n 1f~'c=lo\l' "<''rt"a h:ipp\ buochofgu)~ \\e'rl·all rnends Look atthccndof( turda,·c;1 ma1ch lhad thouaht about u' all huu in1 hkc that after beating l '( Li\ I had C'O\lc;1on~. 11 bt'forc .. The umm1t1 nownt•ar m~il~ lllnd in rctros~'Ct :sll lcd thear dcn s1onscouldn't ha\t· httn better one The~ made thetrdl'C1s1on to .illend l (I ~.tu'<' the' wanted to be b1.11ld1ng bind. l\.aplan'sdcc1s1un "'e1Jh<'d h<'a' 11\ on thdact h1 aunt ''' e in If'\ inc "roncmann "ho could form a foundauon on ha)O" n. \ltd, "I al" a) l>J\"l C{'lt1c1sm for aoma toa ~hoolhl..eth1~ lcameherctobu1lda 1rad1tton '\o" "eha"ea tad1um "e 1~11.000 pcopldora match and (l'tcne lff FERGUSON /8Jt ll\tou .... BerryhDI picks On Hershlser , His two-run single makes the difference in 4-2 over Dodgers LOS ANGELES (AP) -Damon 8eTryh1ll is chOOSIJ\I his pou just naht this season. · Berf}'h1ll hit a g6-ahead, two-run single an the 1;1xth lnnina Sunda> as I.he Chicago Cubs beat Orel He~iser and the Los Anfele Dod,en 4-2. Hcrsh1scr, 4-• !\as lost twice to the Cubs this season. The ri&ht-h1ndcr'5 last victory against Chicago at DodJCf Stadium wa -on-July JO, 1~86. __ -..,. Pnor to the pme-w1001n& rut. Berryhill, a product of l.aauna Beach High Schools. was 2-for-1S hfctjmc against the Dod~rs. "Hers.baser had u shut down. b.ut AWAY T~r-Jdte ~y 9-Plll.,".' OS ~y lQ-f>lll.. ,.OS ~v 11-ldle ~v l~lts '~~ Mav 13-PMs. ,;05• Mev 14-Ptllls, 10.JS• ~v ls-Mets, '-JS ~v 16-Mets, ':JS• ~v 17-Mets, 'JS• • Ah 09mes on KA8C (790) •Channel 11 he pvc me :s pitch l could handle." ~rryh1ll said "The.. ball was down. nol in m) wh~lbousc or anythma. but I just hit H through the hole, It wasn't a bid pitch b> his tandards.'' Ch1c,aao man aer Don Zimmer said ~rryh1M hM chosen his hits carcfoll) this season. "8crT)h11l ha n't got a ton of hit -. . .. Zam mer said. "He hacta home run to beat San Francisco and another bit" hn "' n O\ego." 8en)h1ll. "'ho pent Apnl on th~ disabled hs1 wuh tend1mtis 1n his right houldcr, bas SC\en RBis in SC\ en pmes since retum1n&. tC\C W1hon. 2-0. CSC'aped a bascs- load«i Jim an the founh tnm!\g and &Ot the \ 1ctol) 10 relief of Grq Maddull. Mitch W1lhams puched tv.o innanas for l'\1~ 10th sa..-c "We'"c bttn on lhe road for a v.cck.. a.nd J ul can't sa> cnouah about bov. these &U)'S have battled," Zimmer said of h1s team "The bullpen·, bcocn oumand1n1 .. ~1&ht muh 1nglcd to lead ofT the Cub)' s1:t.th-ann1na rail) One out tawr. R) nc Sandberaand Mark Grace s1naled 10 load the base After HershaS<'.'r struck o ut Gary Varsho. Bt-ri')htll ifOunded a \tn&JC lO nJht field to score t"o runs and &•"C" the" Cubs a).~ le d "That ~ 001 the hit lhat l11leJ me " Hl'r\haser said of lkl"T) hill'~ 1nglc "It '4'a the 1hrCC' that sci 11up1hat 'ot me 1n trouble. thro\qna thrtt high fa t~ll in a roO: " ( h1caio added a run 10 the eighth on Varsho's RBI doublt. · Angels cooled off by Toronto"s rain TORO'\ TO (.\Pl -The sched- uled game be1"een the C'altfom1a ""•th and 1 oronto Blue Ja, s "I\ • poslponcd 1,1nda~ bttauSt o r rain. and "111 be rl"Sl:hedulcd al a lattt date. The .\ngels wenl in10 unda~ 's aamc af\cr \\ 1nnma nme of 1he1r la t IOaamc and v.c~ ~hcaurcd 10 start Chuck Fink\ 3-1 The dda~ '" c fin le\ a'I well a ih~ rest l\fthc ~n1c1<1· stall a d;n ·s rt1t and he ,., S(hedukd to be on tht mound 1onaaht in Detroit a ttic Halo s tx·a1n their set on the road before r1:tumm& to .\nahe1m tad1um Fnda) 101 the c;tart of a I 0-gamc, '\· ~nc home 'tand again t the Ne~ "l orl 'Jn~ec Bo ion Red \ and \t1h,aul~· Rrc-wr~ C101n& 1ntu unda)'''I ~heduled game al 1 orontu. the Blue JI) 1'1.ad • lo t t:\ tra> tu to ( aM m1a \ '\fit~I' '' HI DI I I AWAY fodn-rio.rs. ''" • m M.., ,._ T,_,,, •~S • m Mlv 11)-;-T,,.n .• di •.m """ 11-idle ..... Mav lt-YWMI .... 7QS •Jft.. ,,.., ll-Venl!._, till •M ,..., 1 .... v...... t• •Jft. MIY l~Yrieft. 7JJS .,.,, • • Al ~ -.. ~ (11f) • • "*'"" ' le:~. ,,, .... J ~hty Mariners continue beating up on Bait/more lly the Allodntd ....... Alvin Davis says it's no surprise that the Mariners ·have \\<on s1~ strai&ht. "Pitchin& and defense have been very consistent throuahout thjs streak. We've scored nans, but just scorina runs doesn't win ballpmes." he said Sunday after Seattle beat Baltimore S-3, their third victory over the Orioles in less than 24 hours. • Davis had Lhree hits and drove in three runs. Bill Swif\, Jerry Recd and Dennis Powell combintd on a six- bitter. Seattle, which Saturday night swept its first doubleheader since J 98 l, had not won six straight pmcs since June 20..29, l 98S, when the Mariners won a club record eight stra1&ht. Ball Swift, J-0, allowed six hits in 5'n inninp for his first victory since last Oct. l apinst Texas. Dennis Powell, the third Seattle pitcher, fini:.hed the combined six-hitter for ~1s first save. Jose Bautista, 2-3. allowed ~vcn hits and four runs tn five mnir.3s as Bah1morc lost its founh straight. "ldon't think we're in an amazing funk ~t now," Orioles first baseman Jim Traber said. "We've JUSt lost a few games in a row. We've been in aJl these games, basically. we're Just not doing the things we need to do to win." Elsewhere in the American League Sunday: Iadlan1 5-IZ, Twla1 f ·l: tn Clcvcliina, Minnesota continued its collapse as Cleveland got 2S hits off seven pitchers and sent the Twins to their 13th loss in I 5 games. By the end of the second game. the Twins were using outfielder Dan Gladden on the mound. He gave up two hiu and one run in the eighth innin~ AthletJc1 5, Ti1era 4: In Detroit, Mark McGwirc's homer snapped a seventh-inning tic as Oakland ~on for the ninth time in 13 games. _ Bob Welch. 4-2. gave up .six hits in siJt innings. walking three and striking out four. Dennis Eckersley finished for his 10th save in 11 opponunities, allowing Lou Whltaker·s seventh home run. Brewer• I, Royals %: Jn Milwaukee, Robin Yount and Glenn Braggs drove in three runs each as Milwaukee won its fourth strai&ht. Chris Bosio, S-1, gave up four singles in five innin~. lowering tus earned-run average to '2.09. He left wnb tightness in his shoulder and was replaced by C'huck Crim, who finished for his second save. Reel Sox t, Rusen 5: tn Boston, Jody Recd bit a two- run double in a five-run second inning and Wade Boggs and Nick Esasky homered a:s Boston completed a thrce- game sweep. Texas opened the season with 16 viClorics in its first 20 games but has lost seven of its last nine, including four strai&ht. Boston has won six. of its last seven. WIUte Sox•. Yukeet %: In Chicago, Harold Baines had three hits and drove in two runs. and Eric King. 3·3, allowed five bits in seven innings... · Chicago had lost its first five games against the Yankees this season. The Wh ite Sox snapped New York's three-game winning strtak. · Jn the National League: · Braves 7, J:x~• 1: ln Atlanta. Pete Smith allowed three hits in seven innings and hit a three-run triple to cap a six-run third inning as the Braves beat the Expos to complete a three-game sweep. ....... - A1tros 5, Meta 0: In New York, Kevin Bass went 3- for-3 and tied a team record with four stolen bases and Jam Deshaies pitched a five-hitter as Houston beat Dw1&ht Gooden and New York. PIUllles 5, Reel• 0: Th Cmcmnati, Alex Madnd allowed five sin&)cs in 61'1 innings as Philadelphia defeated the hobbled Cincinnati Reds. Gordon Dillard got the final out in the seventh, and Sieve Qedrosian allowed three hits to complete the combined e1&ht·h1t shutout. Padres !, Pirates I: In San Diego, Roberto .A.lomar drove in tllree runs with a homer and two-run s1ngJe a~ San Diego beat Pittsburgh. Ed Whitson, S-2, scattered 10 hits in 8 1-3 innings and Mark Davis struck out the last two baners for hi~ 13th save in 13 opponunities. Gluts 5, Cardlulr 1: In San Francisco. 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Blaik returns to his home at Army as the leaaer of the long gray line • He wtU bt ~· of' .. wub ~t respect." said T Cahill, who coectwd the Cadrb frOm 1966-73 ... y dunk of ham and OJtnn Dlvi1 and Doe l1andmd aa urne bttath. ~ mull hive beta pretty toOd. they aill WEST POINT. N.Y. -Thany-onc ---~ta~ af\er he rtt1rtd as nny's most auc~I football coach, Eart ··Red .. Bfaik is murnina IP•n 10 West Point, thi1 time to • rt1t forever near tht .. fields of fncndly strift" that he helped make famous. Btaik, who had bttn an ill hnlth an recntt years, d•ed latt Friday n.iaht at the •of 92 tn a ColOnMlo Sorinp nu11in1 horm. He will ht buried \lruler a foOtbl.11-shaped t0mbltone at the West Point cri'teiery. no1 far from Michie Stadium. 1ile of some of his teams' areaiat triumphs. The family is kttpina funeral arran,ement5 private. Bla'ik. who aradualtd from Weit Point an 1920. b«ame Mad coach in 1941. He inherited a prosram that bad r.uen to its lowest ebb since it was betun in 1890 by Dennis Michie. TheCackts~re 1-7·1 an l~. mana11n& only a one-point victory over Wilhanu Col-. 'But under 8la1k lhe ptO&tam did an immediate about-face, postin• a 5-J.l record in his tint season. H11 teams went on to wjn two r\8tional cltam· pion.ships and captured the l.an)bert Trophy u the top footbell team in the East five timesdurina the 1940s and seven timds ovtrall. "He contributed immensely to football, West Polnt and the country," said Anny coach Jim You"!! who uses Blaik's lepcy as an inspiration for his teams. He wtll be remembered as one of the .,uiest coaches of all time and one of the outstandina leaden." "'k about them.' Tbey ~re. 8181k come' a record or 121-3.l-I from J94l \0 1951. He p1 Anny to unbelltft Ud -unti~ seuons in 1944 and 19-fS, when the Cadrll Wl'Oa COf\9eCUl.1VC .DltiOMI titla behind the ruzle-cl8de pla of Blanchard and Davis -"Mt. lnside" and "Mi Outtidc" -and qain in 1949. Blanchard wn the Hclaman Trophy in 19·0 and Davis captured it the followana year. .. Col. Bla.ik w11 admired and respcctCd by all his players and everyone who came in contact with him," said Davis, who hvC$ an La Quinta, Calif. "He led a nch, Cull and exc1tin1 hfe and was a peat uample for all ofus. and l'W miss him a &mt deal.' Earl Henry Blaik was born in Detroit on Feb IS, 1897, and pew up in 0.yton. Ohio. He played football, basketball and baKball in hiah school and ~duated from the University of Miami, Ohio. in 'une of 1918. That same month he entered West Point, ~here he lettcrccl 1n football, baseball and besltetbell. He was commiuioncd in 1920 and served for two years bcfe>Te ~tumina to Dayton to work with his father in real estate and contractina. In 1927 he became a civilian assi1tantcoach at Wes Point. bold in& that post throuah the J 933 tcas<>n, when h ten for Danmouth, where he_come11ed a 45-15-4 rte0rd. ......... 8&.AIK/IJ ...--------~ .......... -·Cash disgusted with: press c;anseco reinjures wrist l HUNTSVILLE, Ala. (AP) -Jose Canseco rcirtjurcd his left h¥d Sunday on the second day or his rehabilitatiqn assi&nment with the HunuvilJo StarsJ..the Oakland Athletics' Oass AA farm team. uanscco, who was l-for-4 Saturday, grounded to second in his tint at-bat Sunday and lh~n reinjured the wrist as be singled in tbe ihi.rd inning. He was clearly in pai., as he 1'3n to first on the RBI single. After the pmc, the Stars released a statement saying Canseco Pf'Obably would undcrao more SUrJCTY on the wrist and could be out another thrtt to five weeks. Canteco was scheduled to have X-rays ta.ken of the injured hand in Huntsville Monday and to travel to San Francisco on Monday for funher tests, the team said. Tbe American League MVP remained at the ballpark and was apply1n$ ice 10 the hand. The Stars' trainer. Dave Schober, said Canseco had .. minimal" movement in the wrist. Saturday night's f);'e had reunited Canseco -withirrs'1Win brother zzie for the first time sinte hiah school. Ozzie Canseco also is returning from a fractured Jct\ wrist. "I miss being with the Athletics," Jose Canseco had said Saturday. "but tt's fun to sec my brother and talk to h11t1." Jn his first a1-ba1 Saturday, Jose Canseco struck out on a 3-2 pitch from Leon Danilo. a 22-ycar.:Old nght·hander. He walked on four pitches in the second inning. grounded to shonstop 1n the fourth and was called out on strikes in the sixth. He s1rigled to right in the eighth as Huntsvtllc won 8-7. He was on second an the eighth when Onie struck out. Jose previously had pla}ed an Joe W. Davis Stadium. Jn 1985. Canseco hit 25 home runs and drove an 80 runs. hatting a grand slam in the new stadium's openingpmc. "I had a lot offun here an 1985." he said. "There was no negative media then. nothing bul good stun:·· Canseco fiaurcd 11 would take about 10 days with Huntsville to get ready for the big leagues, but obviously that 11metabte will have to _be pushed back. 0 0 lnclans 12, Twins ......,.. 1. ltevm 2 S.C-G-llAIUAS CfTY MILWAIMH -".SOTA CLaY.LA"O ••llM Mrl!ltl .. ,~Ill WllOotlcl l O 0 0 Molli.r• •<~, ... ,.. Go-u Mo ... 11 l'uc~•ll cl Owv ... rt ... _., GHlll JD ·'3~'' Larlllll U1 He...,.10 L-< 1 0 0 0 OMc:OwlN ' Io o Tr111rt'Mcl I 0 0 0 ....... 1 o o o ,,0 .. .,. 211 , 1 7 1 M111er Jll • o I o SNfl1ld u 1 o 1 o Catter d , , J o MK1ar1n c o o o o V9'1111 er • 0 0 0 s..~" s " 1 dl&"Slltl 19 '01 0 ~c'I 0 0 0 0 ~'"' ID ' 1 t o Trtebl rt 4 I I 0 0-rf • 0 0 0 J~ • > ) , ' Ta-dll • 0 1 • ,,_rt 4100 OC-1111 )II• •Hell ... -•Ill .,_. 4 0 1 0 Ill..._ c S 1 4 1 ._,. C J 0 I t WNll ',, , ... > I I I •••• e I IJ .. 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"When you can't 10 outside and walk with your kids. when )OU can'tgo out to dinner with your friends or with the Davis Cup team without people comingup to )OU, or you can't go to the gym or down the road w11hout someone taking ~our photo. that's too much." Cash. 23. said the med~1tnen 1e~ at the ~ustrahan Open had been a dtSCrcss1na one. "J went 10 the press conference and the} staned ..rlppmi-into me .. be .sai~ __ --------~ Dunns that interview, following a straight set loss to ~ Sweden's Stefan Edberg. Cash swore at journalists and J "lmb9clleal Listen to mel You don't h•--to made .a number of off-color remarks. 1 .... .. , wasn't bean& very nice. I didn1t handle it weu.:· run The gun only flrea blanks!!" Cash admitted in the interview. "But I'm not the Pnme MinJSter with people 10 help me sa) the right thin&\,·· Last month Cash revealed he was separating from Kr1st1anfen . mother of his 1wo children. WJth whom he lived in Fulham, England. tp I 0 I 1-: 0 J ·1 H • D \ \ "l'\-e aotten kicked around a lot by the media and I don't appreciate that. A lot of people misunderstand me. If you'd been through what f ve been throuah, you m1aht not •alk 10 anybody.;· - Jote Cauu. of the Oakland At.hlc11cs as he bepn a 20-day rehabilitation ass11nmen1 with Huntsv1ne of Southern Lcaauc. ' Wheel charr win to ~B man Leach teams up for net tltl Lquna ~ach's R1ck Leach teamed with c I Jam PuJh of Palos Verde110 wtn the doubles * champ1onsh1p at the Tournament ofC'ham- p1ons an New Yu rk. be-sting Jim C'umer and ---- Pete Sampras 10 the finals, 6-4. 6-2. • Hunt1naton ~ach's Randy Smyth. the defendrns Salem ProSa1I 40 ch ampion, held ofT a d\alleJ!vfrom Tom Blackaller to win the Chesapeake Bay Cup at Sand ' Point State-Park It was his first victor) of the se_ason 1 • Coiua Mesa's Duane Summen finished fif\h in the Pro Twins Grand Pm; d1v1s1on ot the Amencan Moltotcychst o\s. ~atton na11onal road rac1nascnei at Gatnesvtlle, Ga. •JA:Jnc H1&h product Bob Hamelin hit an A.Bl s1nlle in tht sixth innina to lift the Memph" LONG BEACH _ Rex Walson of Chtcks 10 a 6-5 Southern ua,ue Hastinas. New Zealand; sec a men's course -<., victory over the Charlotte K.n1&Jm record of fwo hours, ~ 2 minutes and 27 I' . 1n a sweep or a. doubleheader. second' m the eiahch runnina of the 26 mile In the National Hockt:y Lcaaut 385-yard Lona Beach Marathon on Sunday.' Leach pfayofft:' 1 The 28-ycar-old runner broke the 1986 record of • Pat~ck Ro~ stopped 17 hoh 2: t 3:22 set by Rae Sayre on the flat courK that takes for his ~ond shutout in thrtt pmt-s and Mont~al eontcJtants by the docked ship Queen Mary and Howard ' scored all us &oats tn a 7:3 l span of the second penod as Hupe1' amphibious airplane, the Spruce o~. both tho Canadaens took a commandina J.-1 lead 1n the Wale tourist auractions. Conference final v.111' a}.()" actor) over the Pb11adclph11 Jn Jhe wheelchair compet1t1on, Roben Mohnatli of Flyers. Huntmaton Bcac:h, won tn a record time o( 1:47:59, • Math1eu Hermans of Tbc Netherlands ~on the brealuna the otd record of 2:00:48 Stt by Jam Knaub an 14th lqofthe44th TourofSpe1n cychnaraoc unda)•, ha' I 98S second victory an a row. and Omar Hemandtt dt Wen Yanmm& of BciJtnl set a ~urse record of Colombia remamed the 01;era.ll leadcr. 2:43:33 1n the v.omen·5 division. bralLn& Dtann~ -"-Hermans CO\.ered the 102 . .l ft?ilc~ bct~ttn Jaca and Rodacn' 1988 record of 2:-t4:S 1. 'The H·)at~ld Larqou JD a wncoC l boun. 59 lD.UluttUnd 19 secon<tt. Yanmin1 ran the CO\Jr'X under cloudy skies when the raoc He~ans won the •taat after a lltOnf fi~ spnnt. bcpn at 7:30a.m., PDT. The wn broke thro'-l&h about l t,; •Former C1cvehtnd 8~s hnebad.er M~ bour1 la•cr Junk.an tested pos1t1ve for steroid use befort the tea The divasJon W1JlJlCIS e.med $8 000 each packed ham an IM .fint round of the 1987 Ft -d.ra · · accordint •o a publi.!Md ~por1. Bu k H" k The (C1e~eland} Plam Dealer, quouna two sources at c s put aw s away In 5 did not ldenufy, sa1d Swwlay that the Browns wctt awatt Junkin had taken steroids before tbey made him lbc ti Rh playtr c:hoscn overall in 1987 One sourte told th( newspeptt th.at a doctor bad ptete11bed the mediceuon to ATLANTA -Coach Od Hams had A vowed hls Milwaukee Bucks would w1n one • playoff aame In Atlanta. r He didn't atret(h tbll vow to two pmcs, ----but lbat's eucily wbat I.be lucudid SUa~y. ovtrtomina the IOll to il\iury otleed.ina 1COm Tmy CWnm1nas and -~· &bi Hawb ~92 to win their besi-of·S fint·round NBA )'()fr llria 3-2 . • .. e kne-tt we ccMald win. but I didn't le.now if we ""Id. .. HarriltMd.._...,.,~W.--ietou Eattcm Con~ ...Uftllill llell'*7 ----tbe DttrOit ,_,. one of'IM lllpe's COS> powJ'I, .,. one that the lucb blld a ~2...., cmr duri111 tbt ,._ aeuoa. 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' Bicycle Classic The lln:b ant1ual Redlands 81cyc:le Clawc. which for the first year will be by invitation only and CtatUtt the m05t PfUC money ever, wtll be held Ma1 26-29, Me!"'onal O.y weekend.• The OaUK will include 1 bl.kc expo •\!ttt blC)'de aod equipment manu(IC'\urtta. rc1ailers a.od clotb~ makcn will show off their orocturu. The bikte•po 111r11l'a (ne and 6pen to lhe public. The natton'a top profcs 1onaJ teams. such as 7-11, Team Crest, Coon Ll&bt. Moniaomery Systems, Whcaties/Schwm and l..oolr, have bttn 1nvned to compe\e in the Oau1c1 a flve-staac. w~vent r.ce todudjna 1wo m1enums. · Prue monet has been 11Kreued thtt yee1 to Sl0,000 from S22,SOO'ln 1988 For more information, phone the Redlands Bicyde Class1ut 791-7Sll. Bob Boyd basketball The Doh Boyd Chapman Basketball camp is scheduled for lwo session& th1ssummer, each for different catq.Orics. The firit session, Jul> 1~14, is 1 coed instrucuonaJ camp f'br younptcn 8-12 with tM cmohas11 on fundamentals. Cost for lhc one-week session. which runs 9-4 daily, IS S7S. Tbe second tcssion 1s July 30-Aui. 3, an extended day camp for &11<ks 7-11 and will run fro!!l 9 a.m -8 p.m. '4 Ttllscamp is scared toward ad vanced instruc- tion and will be staffed by several Oranic Coim\y hiah school roac:hc' lbc cost 1s S 17 S for the wett. Fwtbcr 1nformaJi0t> can b) obtained by con\KtiQa Jerry DtBusk at 997-66S I. Lawn bowling On Saturday the Nev.])Ot'l Harbor Lawn Bowlin, Club will host the American Lawn 89wllQ& Assoc1at1on Southwnt Division mbted cnpla tournament Thert ~1u be lhrtt 14 end pmes with pUl><1po•na ~mbtt~ •nlttln& ••~. ~am eac"h.. Competmon WI beJ1n at 9.JO am. aod run th~ the af\c . It 1s open to the public (o; spectator •1 na. · For more tnformat • phone Bob Hicks at 644.4138. ·~ Basketball camp Cbnst Collcie Irvine wtll hold 1 basketball camp the week.of July19-l 4, for bo)s and 11rl1 tn &reek1 S throua.h 12. · The camp will feature daily 1nstruct1on, lccturts 1od demonstrallons by COllCte and h1&h school COIChes. T -sh1ru, cotteae pla)ers to help campen ind1HduaUy. videotape aboouna in-strucnon, leam compc\lhOn &pJnsl pl1)CI'$ of similar 1bt.l11y and wtth equal t4y1q umt. an.-awards prosram, a tour of the campus and 1dm1ss1ons prtscnu1uon. basket bell rccrea11onal and housina faciliticsand 1 lccturc on acadcm1l·~ and collcae sports. After an 1nit1al tallnt of the camper's skills. part1c1pants ~111be~on1 team tha1 tvill be composed of J>l•)cn of similar ab1l11y Campers \\Ill pla) on 1ba1 team thr®ahout the ~eek and be coached by one of the camp's opencnccd h1&h school or collcic coaches. To enroll. applicants ~hould contact Coach Kent Schhchtemc1er at Christ Collcar trvmc b) caJlina 8S4-8002, cxL 209. The tu111on for the Full DI)' Camp (includes room and board) 1s $200. Tu1uon for Day Campers is Sl4S (all the same bencfi1s cx~pt breakfast and ovcm1gh1 lod&Jnt). Those rntcrn'tcd should appl) for the basketball camp before May 19 . elson sl~ps in Mudd, • lo'ses in sudden death DALLAS (AP) -Jodie Mudd proved Sunday that record and rcputati9n don't count an sudden death playoffs. "You sttU have to pla) 1hc shots. play t.bc aolf course," Mudd said Sunday after he beat Larry Nelson on the first extra hole at the Byron Nelson Classic. ··1 fiaurcd I had a little bit of an advantaac. bccaust of m) lenath." When Mudd ind Nelson went to the first eu.ra hole. the par-fi ve 16th. with the title and at 180,000 check at stake, the-\ICtcnn Nelson. 41 , held a J-l playoff record. had won a couple of PGA national titles and o U.S. Oocn and cacried a reputation as one o( aolrs mo t fierec comp(tttors. Mudd. on the other hand. had an ~2 playoff m:ord and had one victory an an e1a,ht ·)ear career. He promptly scortJ a b1rd1e-4 wtth a 12-foot putt and walked awa) a winner. "This Cra.z) pme of aolf," he aid. at this event. was set up when both Mudd and Nelson completed regu- lation pla) at 265. 15 strokes under par on the TPC al Las Cohnas. Nelson pla)ed the last 18 holes an 67 and appeared 10 have the sttuauon well in band un\11 hts shots began to stray on the back nine. Mudd, from Lou1sv1lle. Ky., made up three sbots O\ er 1hc last SC\cn holes of regulation play and gained has place IO the pla)OfTwath a 5~undcr- par 65. . Playtni "ell an fron1 of elson. Mudd had to wait b) the 18th green while Nelson 101 11 up and down on the 72nd hole for thC-.Qi!.r that tied 11 Thcpla)offbepnon-thepar·516th hole ···-~....,....- Mudd dro'c the fa1rwa} Nelson. who had bttn forced to s\ru~e O\ er lhe last SC\'en hold"bf rcgulat1on pla). aot his drh e into haht rough. Mudd hit a )C('ond c.hotju t shon of the arcen.~clson laid up and had 11 5 yards lcf'\ His thirti was to the right Joyn~r-Kerse~ m~~t Tbe Ont Jackie Jo)ntt-kersce lnvua11onal track meet will be held Saturday. June 10, at UCLA'a Dralc Stadium · ~bk &Old medalist Jo1ner-l<.a'ltt htad-!•nes tlw fist of Pttrrutt Onucd tates and unttnat1onaJ atbleus achedultd 10 compete in the rMet. The U.S roster includes uch top names u Orq Foster, who will mark lua rttum 1ooutdoorcompet1taon fonhcfin111mes10« re- brraktn& his arm an Fe~. and 400-me1cr hurdlciOlympie sold medah•t Andre Phillips. U.S. wolnfl! com~una include Oall Devcn,. ecrhofder(w1th To~ncr·Kenee) ofthc American record 1n the 100.meter hurdJ~. and 'S8 Ol)mp1e stlvcr mcd.\hst Valene Bntc0 Olym- pic and world champion athletes from eastern and ~cstem Europe arc also expected to aucnd Adult ticket pnces arc S7 for ~ncral ad· m1u1on. $14 for rcservtd scatint and $4 for students wa\b l.D , ct)1ldn:n under 12, and ~n1or cim:cns, VIP ttckcu are S2S, Tickets are available throu&h \he UC LA Itek.ct office at (211) 82S-2101. United Way golf The United Way o(Orangt Count} will host its c1Jhtb 1nnu11l West Rca1onal Golf Tour- nament on Fnda~. Junt 9 at Milt' Squa~ Golf Course in Fountain Valle)' The tqWJ"lUOn fee 1s $60. which mcludt's cart. dinner and a 1ood1c baa Tcc--ofT11m~ att from 8 a m • 12 IS p. m. Golfers will compete for the LonaC1t Dnvc, Ctosnt to the Pin. Lo" Gross. Low Net and 1 Putting and lns1dc-thc-C1rcltcontes1. Pnzes for thew contests. as well as a car for ihe "Holt-m·Ont" contest, wtll bc awarded at 1 banquet 1mmcdtatrly follow1na the tournament. For more informauon, l<lll l 'n11cd Wa) ol Oran~_ . Count)·, Wt'st Re11onal offict-at 84S.S300 Mayor's Cup tennis The ( ll) of Nev. Port lkach P~ril.~ lkachn and Rccrcauon Department 1\ homna the third annu1J Mi)or s (up Tennis l ournamcnt, scheduled tostan Sa1urda' and ~unda\ "llh the finals on Ma) 20 · · · - .EnLn~ an:· no" bc'ina atct'pted · for all catqones -men 's ~1ngles and doubles" B & C, and v.omcn's 5tn&Jesand dou~I~ 8 & ( Entn ftt IS SI S for Stn&lts and $20 Pt"r doubles team . To m.Cl\'e an cntry fonn, phone 644-JI SI or stop b) Cit)' Hall 11 3300 Ncw pon Bhd Ent!")' deadl.tne " Fnda) Ma> i!t ~ .IZ. m _ W~lght-lifting meet San CkNCnte Hip wtll hoat the I Ith anol.IAI South Orantt County WcaaJn·Ut\J~ lnva&a• tionaJ on Saturday, Ma> 20 The contest of sinak' rcpttJUOft masu•u.un aue.m~ 1s open to any blah 1ehool athk1a •ho are wciahH11in1n, 10 their otr.tcat0n, JA~ teaM)n, prc-ieason or an~ 1ype of Of'lltnind praaram A total of66 t.rophi('I will~ awa:rded. The cost is S7 pc:r hf\C'I'. Lifta to be performed (w1tb Ol)·mp1c bar) mchl<k: 8tnch press.-Blr mu•l be at arms lenatb. • lolo\er the bar to the chnt, (a bouhce Wllf bt allo~ed) and Pl"CS$ to tbe lock pot.aUon. The buttocb must remain on bench \fuoupout t.l\e movtment Squat-The body must be lo-wttd until the top oftbc thllb ts parallel to the Ooor. then nso to a full> erect pos111on. The hta.hest totals of the hf\J will cktttnune the winners in each d1v1sion. Each conies.ant 1s allowed 1 maximum of thrtt a11empt1 in both bench preu and sguat. Adm1ss1on 1s $3 for apectators. For m0tt tnform111on, phone David Elccxm, meet direc- tor, at San Clemeruc H1a.h at 492.4 I 6S. Freedom Bowl golf 1:be Freedom Bov. I gets an earl} "lnck~fr 1p1n th1~ }Car wben 11 hc>Sli the Freedom Bowl GolfChallcnac Monda). Junc 2611 the Newport Beach Counll) Club. The toumamt'nt opens Irrelevant Weck fcs11v1llcs which honors the last player ~lccted in the National Football lcque's annual draft. The lrrclc,ant Week inductee will aho be honored 11 othcr1cuv111t'S intludma 1 re«plion at the Balboa Bay Club. 1 superstars compet1· lion. colltar niah1 at UCJ. tnps to Disne)'land. Holl~ood Pan. and Ball> 's Grand Hotel tn Reno The "-ttk v.1ll be capped bi the Balbol Ba) Club's pons Hall of Fame banqueh The honortt "'ll be presented the Lowsman Trophy by the L'nl\·etsll) Athlc11c Club. Thc Freedom Bowl Golf Challcnae features both a two-man be~t ball and 1 rematch of last }'car's football bowl pmc on the cou~ ~n Bn&h•m 't ouna L nl\ersm and the UniverSH) ofC'olorado · · " hm1ttd number of spots remain iva1lable for Freedom Dov.I golf pan1c1pants The $200 cntl) ftt 1ndudcs aol f. can. a team shin and cap, assorted 11n) beverage\ on the course and a banquet mona the hole-an-one pnzcs arc two new 1utomob1lc~. a mob1l home and 1 boat. A hm11td number of dinncr~nl> nckets also arc 1va1l1ble 11 SSO each For more anforma11on phone K.Jrk Hcndnx F~om))o"I -'SSOC111c faccuu"e Director at ._6J4-_lj .... Inkster' s encore feat -. IV~...-.. dusts· off weather,· field CHESl\PEAKE. Va. (AP> -De- fend1n1 champion Juh lnl..ster O\er· came foul "eatht'r "1th a 3-under-par 69 thal pushed her ~s\ htt fahenng opponents to a fi\e-stro ... e \ 100~ und•> in the L PG.\ 's Cre"itar C'lamc Inkster bu alt a three-shot ad\ an\agC' at the turn and ne'er led b~ J~s than t"o tile rt'St oftht v.a~ on a ra1"' da) that sa" temperature\ dipped into the upper 40s She completed thr« tnp~ around... Gret'nbner ( ountr. ( luh's 6 ~-.<: )3rd la) Out 1n 21 0. Sil under P3' Th(' \ll\Or. "onh S4 \ 000 lrom the S300,oo0 pur\C "a~ lnk~ter·, ~lond of the ~a~n and the I "\th of her c:ar~r he v.on the IQ ( re UH Jt lcep' t-tole < 10 11 \ouf'SC' cndm~ the tournamcnt'~c1ght·)ear run al the l lub 1n ncarb) uffol ... Beth Daniel and "edcn·s la\.Clot\l' Neumann "ere doses& to ln ... \terw11h I -under :! I Ss sta)cd with lnkstcrfl'IY in the round but slipped to a 74. • i\t 216 "c~ Am> Benz. Debbie M:.~} Jane Geddes, Jan Step- henson :.nd C'tndy· Fig-Currier Benz cl<>SC'd "'th a 68. Mass;n a 70. Geddes a 71. tcpht'nson a · 72 and Fi .. Cu mer a 76 All ~ere among the 6.S playcn who had tosho" up earl)~ unday mom1na to complett their ~nd-round play, "h1ch had bttn u~pcnded by a 5tOrm turda\ Inkster was l--O\er for tht' 11 holes she pla>cd an the momins. 1 nk!.tcr and Daniel be&an the final round at 3-under par, one shot behind Jod~ Rosenthl\I and F111-Cumcr. "ho each lo 1 th~ shots to par an the first fi, c holes. Rosenthal finished "1tl\a .. -and was 11 I -0 \er 217 lnk\ter mo'ed to 4-under "11\<lth an -foot tnrd1e puu on the 372-yard fifth hole. then chipped 1n from JU~t off the grtcn on the par-3 ninth to make the turn at .S-undcr. thrtt ahead of Dan1el. "You ne\er kno~ what'~ gom' to ba1)pCn." The playoff. the founh an fh e )Cal'\ and &a'e him a 30-foot putt. Mudd chipped on. the ball curhng an aboul four }&rd~ belo~ the cup Jull Inkster celebrates on war to 18th ..hole en roarte to second 1tral9ht tltle at Chesapeake Sunday afternoon. Ncum~nn. the l . Open l ham- p1on. b1rd1cd the 18th hole to ~ha~ a 2--0\Cr .,4 Dani<"I. • 14-tam c "'nncr "ho~ l.ast '1<:to~ came in I~!\' I nk.ster's boat> at lhc 3~yard 11th hole pulled her bad. wathtn two hot of Daniel. - FERGUSON from I• we're bcauna team like UCLA, SC • and Pcpperdine "I wanted toio ~meplace v.hcrc lOor J ~ycan£rom now.)oucan look c beck and II)' I hel~ make some- lhint happen, .. s.a.1d the Flonda native. Bri1Pcouldha~caonc10UCl . He could baVCIOftC 1 lot of places. but bee~ied&ottayncarh1shomeaf\cr S uatina from Corona ~I Mar two~lllO•ndJOtn Pinon lhc mt lfl diiitQutSl. , .. It'• fun bualchna a tndation." BrilPl&id. ··w~ )OU ao to one of a.be Ocher tthooh; you can ft1 Iott in alldlelalmt. Hett. I cou1dcomerit)\1 iDUd play, Ud C"ef)thina_has blrDld out pat. Tbcre(UCLA). > ou .. IDOd pla)lft'llO an, and if they ~~liVe!l(»tOU~UOl\Sriaf\t . 1way, thcj drOpOUI," I· 0 t W1lilC ucr utac11um tJft't what the Bruansha'e an Wcst~ood. u S(f"CS the Anteaters Just fint'. "lt'samaz1na."sa1d Bnggsdunnaa break bet\>\ctn s1nak and doubles or the UCLA match as tbc final smgJes match v.1sbc101coft1pletcd with the ent1rc attendance watch1n1 the o 6 pla)ers. '"Lookatthauupport. lt's grcatto play them on our courts. In that huse stadium, H's scary up there." Whllcothcrpla~rsarc more upcriencut the Universtt) ofGcor-&i• TcnnasStadium which sc.at over 7,000. Bri11u11d la 1 )car·, one )Cat of upcntnce will help him immense- ly. K.rofttmann said hc•s IOM")' toJtt 1M NCAA movt"I the event to Pa.Im Oc1en for t 990 ·•tt hel~ mealot. that first year," Bnapaid ''Nowlknowwhatto • tllpect. We'll t\avca lot morecon- fidcnccua team this )eat. Last year. ~ Wtt kind 0(1 bordertrnc con- tendtr. o•, pcoplu~ lookina at us uoneo(the 1eams tow1n 1t. us1 ~car. •c MT'C the dark.hones to v.a n It • 0 h'swinshk.eS.turday's that ~hov.: the Anteaters are not onl~· a darkhorsc -one of those teams" h1ch you ha' c to \Ulch out for -but among the best. "Th111s the b1gcst ~1n for the provam. ma) be for the school." Pruon said ""-<'II. ma, be rd be a hnlecod.) 1fl said for the school. The~ are the momcnls you Ii\ c for Forourproaram. at'sone ofour dreams come true lt'un ancred1ble and memorabk C-'pcnencc for(thc players).'' lubner called the~ an. "lc1n1 on thcca.keaflcra whole suson. The • .~~·s "ould be the chert) on lop of lhcic1na. La t )car. "'chad the same ttuna(UC LA match) at the end.and the)" dnlle<f U\ " As 8rius looked around at 111 the ~cinaucnd.anceand pokeofht d«111on 10 come to Cl. it had to m.ake htm feel pretty aood. "Asa tennis pla)er, you hve'for da)Slikc th1 .. Bn said. ··we ~ice for three hours a dayout ~:andooonc' C\crherc. h'1ni« tohavcthepeoplchcrc. E'enone•H ttadylOday,rnlly pumPcd up." wall tic. UCSB' s Antoon does it again, homersUCl,6-5 The D dy Plfot SANTA B \R8.\R.\ - l <l's b scball team hJ\ ~n tht· ~nd of Jeff ntoon .• rnd none too ~n· follo~1n1 ~unda\ ·, finak of a thrcc-pmc l < \3nta 83rb:ira '"ttpofthe \ntl'Jtl'r\ in 81@ W l"\I Confertnce pla~ Antoon. .... h11\t.' I 2th-inn Ina home run beat l -5 v1cto') Rob John I\ \lood out for UC I on the mound. aoana '"' 1nn1nas. 11lo...,.1n17hit'I,4 run~ I~ earned). 4 "Wal and &trud out : ~ Patktr "ole h1" 27th bl . a UCJ f"C('Ord. and Ed Luna· fourth·innina "'" c e'1ends h1 hlllif.ll strcal tQ 0 game COACH From•1 ThcOrante onl) thrtt rules. LAKE RS Fr0m8t the foun h quaner ·· B)ron Ott had 18 point' and Karttm io\bdul·Jabbar and \1Hhal Thompson added 16 point\ rac·h for the Laker\. Thompson had I 0 ol h1'I points an the fourth quant'r .\ ( Green had 10 Point$ and 10 rtbound\ for Los Anaeles. Dcmck McKe> led the Son1C\ "Ith l3 point Olden Polyn1~ had 11 points and I 0 rebounds and 'latl· McMillan had 11 point~ and I~ a ms for ~attk The second pme of the ~H.ll· - sen~ ""lll be pla)ed Wed~1~ niiht 11 the Forum before the team mo'<' to Seattle for the third pmc Fnda' nia,ht and the fourth pme Sunda~ afternoon "They plared "'ell wJthout mu h preparation • L.ak.ers COK'b Pat Rtlc' 1d of the n1 . "We Md ooc ponr .pell (1n the ~nd quanerl to1. here their taci.1 nauened us out 'ou haH• to da& ll out aamst tha team We wel'f strona ln the fourth quaner and didn't 105C fa1tb tn what we were tf")'l!l4 to do... • Nc1tb_cr team led by more than four points af\er McKc)' made 1 layup with S:08 lef\ before halftime, cumna the Lakcn' lead at the time to 0-40, unttl Johnson. v.ho also had 14 ass.sts. made t"o free lbrow<S v.ith .28 lcf\ 1n the pme. aivina Los i\ngclcs a 92· 7 advan .... The Sonics led 54-52 at halftime and 81-80 af\er three quarttn thanks to McM11Ian's la)up with one second rc mainma an the penod. Tbe La1'ers d minated plaj early. mo\tng out 10 an I~ 7 lead af\er 6:39 of pla) The La.kers put Wonby. a fo,._-a.rd. on ElllS. a auard. and the plan worked earty on asSeauJc's leadin& 1COmwu blanked unul he made a thrce-pouu pla) "1th :!· t 9 left 1n \be first quana. cuu1na tht" Los ""'la lead to 2S-1 I . Ir "''&S 27-22 after one ~od. The La1.crs led by as maay ·~~ point 1n the S«Ond quarttt the Sonics. led by EU1 oul.ICOftd \hem I S· 7 to cam a «-+4 tic-ttb •: l 7 left beforc halftime. .... 1T•••11111 MMlt&Leellllt 0.IMCt --T•ua KMM*Cltv ... tt .. C'*-to Mlnt*Ot• ........... W L " .. lt 1t 11 n 11 12 17 lS -12 19 11 ,. ·-~ W L 16 13 f'cl. "n m '21 MO .53 1 .311 .37' 111) 2 2\AJ ..... ' 9 GB u .. .. _ 1, Rex w._. 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I Har"'4Ml' L,4·l • ' 4 4 2 3 A~ I 1 0 0 0 0 HI P-H1mnton bv MlWllllems Umolrtt:;: Home, ._,.,,, Finl, 8'ockllndtr; Second, E11911; Tlllrcs. •unoe T-?:57 A-44.32' ::.--..,. •teAN LIAeu9 BATTING (71 II llets>-e.lne1, Clllceeo. .lS3. .\.. Dev11. S..tllt, ~. Grul>at. Toronto, .341, P O'l rltn, Clr<lelencl, .3'0, JKobv, C....,.._nd, m •uNs-.unis. So&ton, u, GrMnwetl, Bo•· ton, 25, P11fMfro, Tuei, 25, I JteklOtl, KenMI City, n, McGflft. TorOfllO, 21. •t i-Franco, TexH , 30. L-rd, S..lllt, 25. Rice, Boston, n. Sn'tdtr, Clevtlend. 23; A. Davis, Seellle, 22; I JKllMn, l<enMS Cltv. 22 HITs-lltvnoldl. SMtltt, Jf, Gr-Wal. 9o1· ton, ll, Gullltn, Clllclt90, ll, A. Devit, Sffttte, 31. eoe.s. loslon, 17, Sex, New Yortt, l7 OOOI LEs-e. AnderlcMI, a.itlmor.. 10; C•IPllen, .. lllmor•. 10, EllNIY. lo11on, 10, Pvctt.ett, MIMetOll, 10. 4 ere lled wllll t T•IPLES-0. WMit, ~. S1 P. ated· rev, Baltimore, 5; ••Ynoldl. S..lllt, 41 ' a re tied wltll l. HOME RUNS-.. JICllllOll, l(eMes City, t ; Leonent, S..tllt, I, McOwlre, O.klend, t ; McGrlff, Toronlo, 7, Wtllleller, O.troll, 7. Jn lenlvt<. n1n ' Kevin TlkA. HI~ 1 ""'" Nlchoh, 2:.10:17 &. JoM lvorv, 1.lO >O t MicrlMf Georgl, US. Ul 1S 10 JOM ... wgll, 2.33:.15. 11. Geoff N\Of'rlson, 2:l5 12 12. Dev.CS OlsllO, U.S., 2.35 45. 13 PlllllD Wetcll. US . 2 3' 24 14 MlchMI Tomt. 2 >lJ..\. lS L.odlY MCKIMoft. 2:31 )l It. INCe Werk, Ut. It 17 Pl\ll Sllerlden, 2-.Jt;JS. It. •tcnara lrtl•ncl. J-lt.53 It. Sleotlen Kint, 2 40:02 20 Alen Suc:levllo, 2 . .Q 1'. w-1. Anne Menpl, 1.50115. 2 Junko Ka wakami, J-n. 2:54:00. 3. LulM Romero. 2:54·Qt. 4 Tricia Martin, 2:57:29. S. Keren H•CH1DrCS. 2:5f'.57. 6 ~In Ze-tellO, 3~.M. 1. Linda StrOl>I, 3:03:0S I. Lorraine Llft·McGeouoll, liCM:i., '· Meurwtn Mc0uerr1t. 3T °' 10 An1t• Y1lts, ):11·1' 11. Donne Dixon, l:13.l4. 12 Jene Llllvwllllt • :M~ 13 Donna Me1urk1wlcll, l'l~Sl 1• Jutle CeWOCS.lt, US.. 3 17.2t 15. LIM McKln· non. 3:17:St. 16 Victoria Telt>ot •O;lner. 3:1' st 17 ~ Ciotti, ):!0·47 It Shhut Tekay1ml, Japan, 3:20:S2 19 Hllcl• v1ncsercsaen. 3'11 14 20 Marv Cutbla. 3 21st PlttllM.lrtll ·~ 1, Ken Martin, Senft Fe, HM S lS,000, 2 lloun, IS m1nutfl encl 21 MCond\ 'l, Jofln Tuttle, OouOlelvllle, G•, Sl,000, 2 1533 3, Rov Ooonev. Dublin, ~ 000. 2 IHO •. Don NOf'rnen. Unloniown, P• 12,500, 2 lS.52 S. Milt• Cotton. New Haven. Conn, 11,500. 1 16 53 • Ktn Juchon, P111w,irgll, S 1.000. 2 11 21 1. Mart. Amwe v. W•ltl•!lillon loro, Pe . MOO 7 tt.Jl t. fllOl>trt Scll!au. CNrlfllon, SC • UOO 2 n 24 t Mlle Huro, Oxon. Ene!end, MOO 223 51 10, Eric Willllns. PilllbutOfl SJOO, 2 '3 0 .,.,.,.. 1. Margert! Groos. Frem.nn, TIM , ll0,000 ' 2:1Ut 2, Greri.lle Strlull, Miiano llelv '23,000, 2:3';.U. 3, Erin 8all.er. Boulder. Coto 117,000, !:3'..51. 4. R11tv• l unneulove, S.tevel, u.s S It 114,000, 2:31'1l. S. MaUtMfl CUltv·llOl>en. Oen· "¥· C~. 511.0001. U t Sl 6, Merla Truiit.o. 11111'°9nh1, st,500, 2.41116. 7. Ntne t<ovrlzlllllne 1 Otsk11, tl.S;S • , "· jOf, 2 fl 07 1,-Mer-.._ L.etUJ, Hetslnlll, U,000, 2:41m t, Ellen •O<Nforte, Cap "°""· ~-JS,500, 2 42 n 10, Sll*ke Kltllll-'O, Tempere, Flnlancl, U,000, J.O:OI. .;;. f.H \'U PHI,.~. I O ....... C•T...._, Alla.) I (2) Devtv ~. HUIVlown, Ala , Fores Ttlundtrbircs, 1•. Sfl.475, 155Mt mlltl 2 (t) Terrv L•bon••· Arc~. H c FOf'CS Thund«t>lrCS. 1•. SS 1.175. 3 Mark Martin, Gr-t>oro, H c Fores Thundtrt>lrcs. 111. s.39.ISO. '-(6) Morgen ~d, Cono_. N C • Ponllec: Grand Pri., t•. '34.250 s (5) Derrt• Wettrit . Frel'lllun Tenn ClleWOltt Lumtne, I•. S21,too ' (21) Kin Schrader, Concorcs N c Chev· rQ191 Lumlna. ,.. nuu 7 (7) Herry Gent, T1y10nv II NC Old1· mol>l1t Cullell, 1•. 117,IOO I. ( 17) Dalt E•mllerdl, Dool.. H C Clltv· rOlel Lumlfle, 1•. '20,450 t. m Nall 1onnet1. 8atMmtt. "'•. Fores Thunderbird, 1•. a 11,t7S. 10 (2') Rusty Walleet, CNrlollt. N C , Pontiac Granes Pfl•. 111, s11.225 11. <•> er• EMlotl, DIWlOllVlllt. Ge FMCS T~lrcs. 111. Slt, 145 • ii ( 12) Geoff Bodine, Jull1n, N C , Chtvroiet Lumlne, 111. Sl4.'1S. 11. 12'1 Alen t<ulwlckl, Concord, N c , Fores Tllunoert>lrCS, 1a . Sll,71S 14. 11'> Sterllnv Merlin. C01Urn1>1e. Tttnn . Olcl1mobllt Cutlt••· ••· S 10,'80. 1S. (10) lllck WhlOtl, HunlttlVlllt N c .. Oldirnol>llt Cu11eu. lM, s 11, 115 16. (Ill A.J. Fovl. Houston, OICS•mot>llt Cutleu, '"· 5', lll 17 ttl Pl'tll PerlOtls, Dan1111r, NC , Oles• ... mOCllle Cu11au . ltl, • st.445 II-<It) Lake SPttcl, JICkson, Miu , (¥d\· moollt Cullen, '"· 1t, Ito • lt, <22> l retl Iodine. ConcOf'CS, N c Fores TllUndtrl>lrd, Ill, J.I 115. 20 (371 0.1111 Marci•, Avery•, Creek, NC .. Cllevrolel LUll'llna, 117. Sl1,to7 '1. (25) M~ WellrlO, Hunlanv , NC .. Polltlac Granes Prtx, IM, 17.165 • 22 tl:)) 8ln Hftl, 'MOorllVlllt, NC, Oldt· mooftt Cutteu lM, u.m 21 llSI •ldlarcs ,..tty, •lndlemen. N c. ll'ontlec Grand Prl•. 1t6, IS.J60 24. ()t) Grenl ACSCO•, CNll•flOOll•, Ttnn~ ChlvrOlirl:iiftTna, 113. I.USS 2S (34) En111 Irvan. ConcotCS, NC , ~!lee Grtncl Prt•, ltl, 15,275 MMK9 Gf'•ftd "1x (.. MIMI c:.n.1 1 Avrioft SaMa. lretll, McLarM-Honcll, 1 hour. 53 minutes, 33.251 MCONll, M 1J3 t'l\Pfl 2 Aleln Prost. France, Mcl.ertft•Hondt, 5U2t MCOndt l>efllnd l. Staot-~. 1111,, lreOl\efn·JuOd. 1 lap l>ettlftd. '-Alell C.111, lltly, IMS Dlllafe•Forcs. , lePl. s. Mlcnala AIDorllo, llelY, Tvrr .. ·Forcl, ' leN. ".... le.Mel TUHOAY .. .clfk Costl L-..ue-COlll ..,.... w . WOOCIDl'klllt (el UCJ), 1 p.m., Otenet et ~ IMctl, l.etuN Hlllt et Tre~ ..... J'IS. S. View Leeout -HewP0tt ....,_ DI s.Nc11•1ctt, J:U. Corona Clel Mer at T'Yltto, J lS. UnlvanllY at Eatende. 3:1S. SYMat ~ View e t Edllofl, > 1 s, Wfttmlntler •• H'untlnololl IMdl. 3 15. F-1•111 V.....,. et Marllla, J lS. Academy u eeue-t.ll>tt1Y Ctwbliall el St Mar..,.ets, 3 15 W•DHHOAY A"""6t ~ -Satvllt el Ma'-Del. l -tS. THUllSOAY SM V1tw LM9'» -s.csi.i1be0 et NtwPor1 Hanor;J-15, Tutlin •I cor-cMt Mer, 3 IS, E'1encle II UlllvenltV. 3.15. PKlflc (OH i ~ -Woodl)ridM VI Coal• ~ (•I T•Wlnlllt Park). 7. LffUM '"°' ., °''""· 3·15 SCMltl'I Coe.i Leeoue -Irvine et El Toro, l;J1. · ,ltlDAY SunMI LDffUI -HU11tlnolon IMaCll ., Fount1ln VelltY, 3 15, ECStlOll el Wtsl• tnlntter. l:lS. Marlne at Oc.Mft View, l:lS. AllOelul LMOUt -Meter Oat er Sanlllt, 3:15. TRACK AND ~IELD Hllll sCMel MYS SATUltOAY SunMI Llff\18 el CtF 4·A Prt11m• et ~•merino Hltfl, noon. s.. vi.w LeHut •t tlF :>-A Pre!lms ., GllV Hl91'1. noon. Pacific Coe•I Luvua •• CIF l·A PrtlltTM a l 0.llr Hltlll, 4 P.m. Hltll $chMI eltt1 SATUllDAY Sun .. ! L-.ue et CIF 4·A Prl(lrni el C.merhlo Hltlft. noon. Se• View L-and Peclfk Coat! LHOUI ., CIF 2·A Prlllms et Gel'lr Hltlll. 4 o m SOFTBALL Hilb ldloel TUaSOAY ' • Edison et GcMll View. 3-15, Hlilllllllllon IMcn el Wn lmlmt•. 3 n; Marlnlo el Fountain Velltv, 3 1S, COf'ona Cltl Mar II TUlhn. 3 15, UnlVlfslty vs EJlencle et Tt Wlnalt Pen, 3 15; N.-.-1 Hert>or •• SedclltOeO., l lS. CePlW•"O Vann •' 1n11ne. >'15 • noasttaY WOOCSOtlOGa el Trebuco Hiii\, 3 IS, L.etuna lffcfl et COii• Mesa. 3 15 TMUIUOAY Fountain Valley el Hunt)ngton lffdl, l.15, Wfltmlnl lDf' e t Edison, 3 lS, OclDft View t i Marina, ) IS; Tinlin 11 CorOll8 del OC!I I I Unlytnlt~ );lS. 5ed'ditoK-II Newport H11'11M, )• $, S:.n Clemen~ ~t lrvlne, u+ Hlih'T=SMVI TODAY Saa View League fine ts 11 Unlverilty. l P.m • Pecfflc Coe11 LHDUI •• LDOIM'D l 11Cll. 3 om. · TU•SOAY SM View LMoua llftets el Unfversltv, 3 Pm . Pacific Coesl Ln eue finel1 et Leeune a..c11. 3 pm WIDNIESOAY S.. View Ltetut fine~ et UnlvenJfy, 3 p m Pacific Co..t LH-final• et Levuna lllect1, 3 Pm VOLLEYBALL """ tcMel ....,, W80MUOAY CtF 4·A ""' rouncs oemet 110 lie l nnouncecl) f'RIOAY CIF 4·A UCond routld Nmtl Clo lie •MOUneed) SWIMMING """ lcMel Mn Md lilf1s TMUllSOAY CIF 4·A Prtli'M el lalinonl Plate, ,_ CIF l ·A orellml ., llalrnotll Plat•. ' o.m ,..,.y CIF 2·A Prtllmt et ltlmonl Ple14t llOOI\, CIF 4-A Flftel1 et letrnonf Piere, 7 It.ft! SAT\MDAY CIF 2·A Flnats al lffnont f'lue, noon, CIF l ·A f'..lnel• ., U moot ri.11, 7 P.m IADMINTON """ tdtMt Cecd THUltSOAY CIF Flrtl "OUllCI (10 lie 1MCKlftC.8d). •••••• ,......., At •non• tnternallOnel. At~tlc City, HJ . t<tvlll Wtlll, ~. N J , va Sieve Coll M, l rocllton, Mesa., 12, tor Wells' usaA mlOdltwtltflt 11111, •co.rt tvrd. o.a.., "' FrMllle Mllcl'lll. ""lled11P"'9, 10, tlefllt MHM Al I~, DIM MW~, 'SI. ~ii. Minn., V1. Mille ..... II. New CM llt, Ind, 10, rnlcldln • MIYIJ A~#llMI, Allafttlc Cllv, N J .• Ttrrlft<:e Alli, Yorlr., vi Vlcltt 0.1'1,, Mltchltvllll, Md • 0, lllltlcW ...,., .. ~ • c • #W'l u At tflt l llmerdl. CtviC t.1119f. 11'1Tletdl, HD .. vtr-eu Hll. Grand Fonit. N.D .. "" Joe LH ltl, N'9trle, 12, for Hllfs WIA lltlll haevy• •• .,,,, 11111. a.v• Al Allenllc City, H.J .• Mic•'!' Wercs. L.Owel, MDH , "'' l rv1111 ~. ~., 10, 11.tnlor ...,.,. ,....,, STOLEN IASE'.S-Eal>IC.t_JlllH.i !!! •:Hen·-clttson, New YOl'k, IS; D. ~' ~. lJ1 I . JedllOtl, l<t nMS City, 11; Oullltn, Clllceoo, II PITCHING <• clecl1lona>-JMW'er1. Oeklend, 6-o. 1.000, 2.n , l1t11rd, .. 111more. S· 1, .133. 2 5'; loslo, MU'Wtuktt, 5-1, .W , 2.ot, S ere tied wllll .IOO. 6 Marlln l f\llldlt, 8rlteln, lr1bMl'n•Judcl, 2 llPI. 7 Eddie Cheever, lltloenl11, Arrow••Forel, 2 ...... At 0-.0.1 Itel\', ll'etrlalo Olive, 111rv. va Hortld at111er, Sout1I tend, Ind., 12, funlor ~ NA~ALLIAOU. I ATTINO (71 at t>ela>-W. OWll, Sen Fran- cisco, .15$; v. He~. 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B«ttl•. 15 lCIO, 40 • ()) Tomnw K~ll u Ctneda 11«111a . 13.tOO. 40 5 (6) ... ul GanlllOUI Lentont Men OIOl Cutlen W.000. 40 6 ( 111. SCOll $1\erp W•lort. Conn Oldt Cutten. 12,100. 40 1 (zt). •o0ert Laooa ... ~. FOllland, ~·· •ano. u,a '° I C IS>. 908 SoC;av P-i. Cam.ro, SJ 200. 40 f Clll, Jrtn [)e(lla... Cllatlle ""'"". Camero. Jl.000 "° 10 (10), Steve Anestr\Oft, L•• VtOD• Tran• •m. SllOO, 40 p (II. Irv HOarr' Ptof1a, II Olds Cu11a1i. Sl.600. l9 12 (f), Dl<k Oen,.'tOll, H~l'CI. WIJ Olds Cu11au. 11 • .00, Jt 13 120). •icll Wtre, lrvlM Corvel! • '1.lOO )t 14 (I), M t CllluM Un•on. Culla n , U,100, l9 15 C21). C•MV Motia11 l • ~11a Sl,000, Jt I• (23), JertY C"ntpn, St L • Oles' Cullen, 0 00, 3'. . 17 ( 12), Lvn SI Je!'Ni, D•nl•. la Mui· 18"0, 11.100. 39 11 (ts). Tom Mooav Lo• Gato\ COl"Vt lit , t700. ,. If ('9), aooGy D11ols Jr, Mlmltn•l, TIM , MutllM. woo. le . 10 (241. l rlen WOid DvDOn, ~•hf F11101tt, 1500. » 21 1111. si ..... 0vmene1. s.re • e.,,,..,., MOO, • 2.2 t>C), •usa •-·,...... v..-• c-• MOO • 23 (Jl), Mdte HaJfltid, ANWM. Ct!il , Thull· CSOtbirCS, ... >I 24 (Jt), I Ma..,. Hnwl(e ~•*'9 WOO, • H (lt ), A...-; Pontrt•, ,.._. a,.oi. Calneto. MOG, l1, ~ Timi ol rec.• 0... l'IOur, ....,... m nutat, 21m "'°'* WW--• .,,.,. ... '"" It m ,,,.., Ma,.itl .. ·~ t 171 ~ f. O I t •• IMGWUT~ llC-l ~ S.---= ,..,.:.., I I UC ~le krM11 ' .. "1 ...._. t I JoMllOll, KrllAOC:ll (t ) _,.. ~ WoM· w1rd end ""'"°"· w w•werd, !-J L-tcrlWodl, 0•1 .-W_.., (U(I), V.,_,, CUQ•> H•-YOUlll (UCI). Allte;o" cucsa>.· """ le.Mel ....... F-••ln Vallev ~lmifttl~ 0cee .. v-- -....&...-. e .. '°" . . Hunl•llltoft leOdl MM"lftll :~ • J . , . ' • $ - From North orange County From South Ora~ County CLASSIFIED INDEX "2·5678 FAOll MOlrTM ~co. ...,. ;;;:; 1044 COIU Mm 26l4 co;; Mtli 2624 Hunt. Lam 2640 NeWDOtt ltKh 2669 •001u11tatn w.a *'URTlEAOCK 28A. 0r(ln9e A~ 2BR •BONUS· Big• BHVllful E'tjde. 18R, encl g r avail • * &Jiii * FURNISHED 28r. 281, trg 1714 cs.ti, 2 aw pag9,• Muct\ t"'8A twM• II~ n W a.J 1 6 2BR Apt• Eutt~ 512&, no pett $545/mo IBR & Loft 1.aroe waltt•in p1l10, pool overlooking Prof , ~ AJ6 .iw toOght atter P\all t In Ouc*J1 I' Frplc, pvt big F"turtnt48fU'~A.Pf<>-IOC~BBO lndrvrm,p1110 , Sl50dep .S50 E 211tS1 CIOMl• PlhO gar w/d 81y A.11111 ':II 13 Eaetlide~s.u5ino 8 ro1dmoor C1mpu1 P9UO & )WO & ;erage -~ lndeq>d pa110. gerage Cable 1111 $635 & S.8-5934 ':.44-429• ~-upa AH ~ult "patd 115·4839 S14t5 mo ~ Home ...,_,.,. Work PW toUTM OllAW CO. • 1111 aeac• YOU. AD THI ""IT DAY "·~ ............ . y..,, 8y ~. Wf/IA co-11000/mo -+ $900 -Metulion & UW~ 100 UC> No pets 631-8427 1250 OFF i ND MOS $775 973.90$4 month m1n1mum Tom B 842.00tO ~·~f~:qu~o~ 28:.°:2 =5~ ~~O:~t~~iont Sfarklln~ clean 280tm RENT! ESIOE 2BR 18A OE"i:UiE bl-level condo L ARGE 1400 i°q111 •LAGUNA8E.ACHHQM(. ~lOOOO (7 1•'790-'1•9 ,,..._ r-~. C M Fr...,., .:~ lmmed oa.l,V+'lpo: '•BIS 50 AHullltpl•d Cot1909 Encl gar . lndry atyte 28r 2't8a Illy Ille 10-.nnou ... styte apt 111 1 mt tieed\, '9 1UJ1 I 1 -v-~ ..-Y • Garage Sorry no '"911 lac No Petit S7951mo• ~t Di r pvt pool view lhl, Blulla 28R 2BA roo.rne evt now. Pf9'd --new ~9e'ln0 2 cat encl ~Ctllldf= &1pell 1otc 19&0 WALLACE MC dep 6•5·723~ F/Pa 200091 nr Su~· lrplC, very pvt S 1250 No prol M ti $450 d1'·1M' l'lll~i.0011111w,.p1111Qwfyll'lft~ ,;:,~ l~'.~\e5,~~·11 d6:y1• s1ns1':o ~It~~ 540-9626 142-4905 ..... JllAPT. $1600 213/860-9513 P1ta85'4-77421854-7855 BALBOA ISLAND 39, .., lot. , Cero4.,;. Ross 71CM8SO . ...,.. 414-3367 HERBST 720-3980 01 Single garage $700 mo •LI Tl IDOi NEWPORT Cr"I eoneso 18• hOUM M/F. ~ ..... ~ .................. . -~ ................ ..._ ... ... ............... ...-......... _.. ........ ................... ,. ...... .... ....... .. __... -.......... .. ......................... ....., ----1 ._,.. c ••Clllll -· ·- ...... -... --.... ~· ......................... f..i.-ill• ~ ....................... .... 'V , •• ,.77 780-5000 •Newt:field security 631·6067 1 2 1 2BR 2BA Exclusive end non amltr $420• 1 utll .,._nU Lynch 673*7v * 3BR TOWNHOUSE RE/NAC W GrHt IC>< 3 pros rplcs unit next to pool & tennis T.,.a or Greg l73*7323 -.. a ·-" NPT HGTS ar.. trplc ·I UOl lff 11T •m wld hit-I.Ill 846-4152 court• Hjghty UPOfaded - -.,. --_ ·-PfllO ll'9IY nice 322 Cole lPlltMl'fl IMMACULATE L11ge 1 BR $ 1650 • utll A.gt Ted BALBOA ISLAND M • Oc.-n vlew V1tl1 Balt>oa St •C "95. 8'7-7540 \t\X J "ll' 1~· '( ·11 Large .itract1ve Apts i11 • g'ound floor NM qualltv IMnt 1644 . Bean 831-0900145-7560 ttraight, 30t Utll, cUMe :, PenthouM 2BR "-" Of ----• ..... t 1 1 d set11ng _ _ furntthed 11cept BA. ""'° . con\19rt to 3rd BR 2000 *WT191* ~~TOR~ Po~/aupag" G:ag11 or champagne car pee tBR Comm pool/spa ,...._.T __ ,, c .. JKtl 723-013t -: . ..., .... . . .... ' t.:.·· I' ... -~·1 BL ...... 3•50 2BR SI"& W t d dr1pes 01shwas~·e• C 1 rpor1 S650 'mo -•r---•• r.iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiim~ • ..,.... Y ... r -"'· 0 •~ • ., P "•rport SCM"r" no "'"II 1 2BR 1B•. """"I, S7251mo ,_ •o ,. .. ..... • ""' enclosed gerage plus 730-5127 619·222-5834 "' ,,...... ........ pat ..... newcrpt .. u.pr.. UTlllST 2Bdrm 1'·B• $770 k 324 v No pets 842-71158 -.... . ' 1.• . .... --= 759-5590 °' 673--7787 4BR 28A. frplc formal din· 28drm 2Ba $800 r:: .. "'~ sp~~81.5b62 1~r (Call Colleclj V Ml5E7'11--•- ,._.. •E'SIOE ~3'"'" 18&, lrg i"" rm. rwnodeled family 398 W Wll$0n 1131-5583 5~3 02~., Ne.,port l·ieigllts SludlO Loweet & bnlnd ..,.-. ... s 9 w k1tcn111e S550 mo Responslb l e, Private unit ~duslve = fenc:. yerd. gar w 'd hk kitchen 18 7 5 mo 'i'BDRM A.pl V•y crean Lerge JBA JBA up:.1atrs 1n Newp!rt Beach 266 Launory ulll pd pvt entry Femw Wanted l'o Shere I < . • . • . .Ml'' .. . (!' \, .. , ..• . ,. . 1.• 1002 ., ' .1 ,,,. : ~ ....... ,. - +' I I.I 1006 CHARMING-Prof dee 2BR 2BA country i..11cnen t>teached oak lloort through-out ~06 Onylll S579 OC'O Appt only 650-3008 or 760-8380 I.Ip, DIW. 1'100 A.vi now Gayle Amelo 721•4 t:>O Drapes carpet large 4,Plei1 Nr OCC Garage •EXCLUSIVE GUARD• & pkg N-smltr pref 38R, 28A A,partment In =~~~m~~~ :: 337 Broadway 8'2·3871 ~7.z3AV eocloHd patio close 10 tO•O-C va1enc1a $875 •GA.TEO COMMUNITY• 842-19114 4-ptex Wlf em.IM ~MM N BA. 2 pvt courtyds •Lii YAll•NW* KU",.,.. I shoCPl"9 6SO n u mo No Ot't\ .245 798J 11111 CA1ft1 ..,..T •lllm Near Or~ Coast Cof- .baieOny '1111"\ _...bey ~9,...,& ~ 'Cul..ae-uc 1BR Studio nr Back Bay MESA VERDE 26R u~r 3BR 2BA 1700 a/f w.lgoll 2BA 1BA newly r1-lege (F&1rvew a Adame) View, 2-car IUC:h gar, "' Pet ok F1mlly neigh \t'rl vr l't\ 11 A111ll1ble tmmed1a1ely1 w .gar Nt>v. CIPI drps course VIEW FrplC wet mo<l•l•d New carpet ~~~~tr~ Ut~= tech amen111es & metble/ bor hood s 1200/mo REA.LTORS • $600/mo • 111. tast & sec $700 1110 286~ H1cl..ory t>ar micro wshr dryr ltoors Encl garage NO Ible, Dtshwastler, Laun· brus thrU01.tt A.ppro~ S 1000 dec:i 850-.3875 or BAYVIEW Ct condo 2BR deP 724.9909 498 t936 or 75 I q•83 hkups 2 car gar wlx1ra PETS $925 675-6606 dry Room, NMr S~• & 2300 !';,~:NER S.$-0580 A111ll 5116 2BA. 2-ear gar AC w/d 2BR I ' BA w/small yaro storage All maJn\enance Aesteurat\tl .. ••-••fft--1 pool Avl now 953-5447 No Pe1s S800/mo 23• llWLY IECIHTH Incl Nop.as 644-0509 PflllSIU WUl-DI •-.aWlf' - -w-854 9570 ad Ad A 11 2BA "" gar rpts drps Quiet 2BR 18A Upstarrs , .............. .. -• • ' 38R 2'1BA 2 cat gatage. or Avoc 0 nan •• " bit-ins tn~o vo w patio II~••••• •-s Lrg living rm, knch & lmt Mt..aaa• Or cozy & qu t IMng Lido great IOCation End Unll Ilk lllJ" VIilas 549•3547 636 4120 CALL I !>PM :Wr'W91 -...-• yrd Beach Bay No Pets LEAVE ~EISAGEI Plfk Mobile home Lg Assoc pool/1pa Vtteanl 2 BA l ownhomes wllh up 2BR IBA Oupleit Lndry 2437 Orange " $750 *wtTl MAT IUIS* 1104 w Balt>Oa $950 Clb•n•. 1BR IBA bay s 1 2 1 5 I m 0 p I. I I 10 1 1120 s/f golf courM ni..up g11age small r'i!t 66 ~ V1Cl0t1a l $ '20 EXCLUSIVE BEACH w R11>a1e 873 7 110 or --~ llt9W a ~ $60 000 • Propert1ea. Ser111ce1 ~ frplcl w d nl<ups Ok $745/mo Also d IV>. I COMMUNITY 675 2t41 COM IPICIOUS 28A 2BA. 1 ground IM 850-8097 642-9797 ate: 2-car attcll gar cau tBR wl lncd yard, 11c REIODELEI i 2 au new 1n1enor, w1d · . blk bGh M1ture F ~/$ OILLE.1, .. 1 9.5'1or appt 760 5494 $695 848-1264 e42·9866 2BA 1BA 1undrv tOO<Tl nMups micro d w lrplc SllRT Tiii ew worker °' 1~ Auuge ·ins 1t • SAN JACINTO * * 54 acrea $8500 ec;re v ....... 1Hrdential poten1111 Biii Grundy Rl1r 67~-8161 2BR 28 A cpt sunket c1ose le. 1 op<> & buM"<> ,,91y lg garden & OM Alao ~.tn 1ront turmsne<1 1 & I Pf•' ~SO 11754134 Gorg41PU1 38r 281 home BLUFFS 3BR 2 •ba den 1111 rm. 1°';p~ patto enc 1 t 0,,. oep~os11 s::?!> mo en1oy OUf prvt t>Ct\ S t900 I 2BR apta $500 weei.. & E'aa.lfF .... tM ...... aunroom.21rplc:I s13g5 dbl gar l rplc r11rig 1 No pell $800i mol 72 16 MAPLE •A.tao lBR 1BA S990 up Agt1n1 964-3375 or JBREXECUTIVEHOME11f Avail now 2528 Veuar :m /,~s e~;;~~~or ~.: 1111 & aec 642.0433· fo.,L MGM 1 042 160 ..... Still htr•* 67S 8170 $600/mo '* 721-0400 Pl Wayne 646·8818 •1vE• WILIE•l"'SSll' SORRY ~O PETS Step!. " wale• "'Ocear --- COZY tBA 1BA Vefy pvt OCEANFRONT BAt80A *••Ell PllH·• * I " ' " " 11: ' •••L lM -11 Vie-w. Si.1acoou!> 3Br 2Ba LAGUNA BE-A.CH 2 Fem. '!!"'-"'!"'!!"'""-----with b11<:ony & ocean 38R 2BA -$1800 2or 1ba •2850HAAl.A.AVE • Parb•Ot• oc.iC1nvi1<w Sctt!I -... Beacnnuuse P•''"" rmmts e>c.an "'41W, Pfl-OutofState brMzesveultedce<hngs $1600 1111 1mm1cJ Asmell Quiel~Plt'• 1 0"11811tl IBR""1011 $1300 mo annual~~ 11•tepat1o '425&'47S. Proee!ty I 558 lrptc 1n bdrm a hv rm Furnl unfurn Remdl Dys l arge Stud•O w1i11 Pll 0 t. 1'°" SQ ,. :'Bfl .SA tokt" ..... , lllllll "11 72!-08• 1 673-2230 497-9956/E 192-7747/0 CENTRAL Oregon 20 acre ••tit in closet lg garage 758-2070 E11es 673-6148 carport II you I rent bt nt""" F•o;~.,s~ll!> No ~ts *WlTI •T SUPS* Lu11ury ocean .;.;;-condo River Front Mountain & l1undry 1oom $700 IUll llW IPU 5115 Free rtinl to June EXCLUSIVE ~EACH W lllllYILLI 1PTS dual mstr Hparlte v1ewl Owner terms MC No pell 738 1750 Isl t1i..e n-& "ery Sl•it•µ i C "'•In 8ai;t1f'1u1 r COMMUNITY Spacious 2·38R 1som1 11 0 01 s • n f s m It r . 149.000 (503) 548-1271 I btk to aand 3BR 2BA 2 pvt Pool spa BBO Sto•e .s •l'lt'• "<e ... Ciirpt!I w ocean v1ew1 on Fairway Sl700lmo 499..00~ E.:,~!r~E& :~dRnlt~~: ~rgar w/dl'lkup micro lndry ISi M.+c Noi; .. 1-& Pau11 Ga' Po S.•80 2nM "p:"~~~0·n~~:r1,;1: olNfwpo11Be1chCoun-OidCdM room.pvt blth No pell Adult! $650,mo trpl $t400 Agt 7?2-8520 Velma 549 2447 mo 6~0 4>r,1 ve~y lg garder-& ger & lry Clut> Qated c~m 2 snr •Br comlorleble """' """" ~ - n Frplc w d nkups pool & home L1undry, etc "• .. '' ., 0 ·-ttr 11 ~•-2301 DOVER SHORES grea1 • 2 SlOAv TO_WNH$E' • , .... 1 ••clEtt• 1 enioY our prv1 txn $1900 cat • ga •oe ""' 1 orag• .,, t .... B k B 'lleWa 3BR den 3 rBA 2BR 1 •Bl PlhO Qdl' s~so mo UlllS incl 166!> ..... SU!' litre• spa No pe1s Now leasing S3251mO 998 ... 229 ,.., Srul ac •Y cozy tam r-garden L-a•a dl w cable no pelS $61 ORR o PETS 1024 IBR d "' ~ "" 1rv1nf' A~e B i20 9"422 S Y b"' Appl 17 141644·0603 SO u F Costa Mtsa ---------1 cottage lg yar l\Aly·August SS OOO'mo 646 6662 or 150·2318 O-Of , PAOFES I NAL ..,1 , ________ F!""r·...,.-Houstl/Condos p1110.Newca1pets Park 7150-3e00 IEARll''oC llJt ups•a1" C&U. ll 1t 2.5~35. Wanted to Stir !"!"'--~------~~~ 2BR 2BA. condo .,.... -• I*• setting 329 Univer-W ........ I I * SIOO. 1111 * -er.cid oar 1r.0 ,. l'<: rno 28R 188 .naioien type San ~mentt 2676 NB Westclitt 48R, 2'tBA 11au1ted Celhngs er.al l111de • ...._,Island J.106 11ty Or ~N $6~5 $650 aftn, t•H ao. Sunny Upsta111 N Pt!I'> p1110. No I"'' SS!">O l ant rvV\1-c'"••PQrt CIOH Home Wfl pvt BK floorptan an • -• dep No pets 6•2-2816 llU DI ~ """" St ~l). "~ ..,,...?-Fa }l"cf~ L H s P 111 -ml pair<> _.....---S525 incl uul Pel 0 K • lor 2 , cats FrplC bay E SIDE 38R I 18A 2·car EAST BLUFF 4 ~·oom * E'Stll Cl* ro..,nnou!l""''Y'" 7&~ S850 mo 5-7893 Jim 640_.200 WMkdaya view Yrly IH $2000 mo gar lrptc dl w yo new "21>1 .. -grdner quiet S480tmo 1BR H•••e• 1 •BA neHr SC Pl.ua •21•11100* 645-9510 Sii Sun Avail 7 1 723-067 4• crpt. PGllO S 1I50tmo area near shplng $2200 Adult park Water QJ!t w a n~u~ P" .. •tt' pihO · 2379 Orange Ave mo 540-?1118 t>etor tpm ..... 759 5590 673 7.8• gar.ige $:!>O ,.,:111 5 1 Frog dishwasher s1o~w Mi RtnUb If IWlll LIKE NEW Custom 38' 850-4965 t*ore lpm .,... • ' 646 2898 &4!>-i32 I 1nc1 No '*' 545 4855 -=SC=.=====;;; IPYIUU Mesa Verde 3BR l '·BA 3Ba Dutch Colon11I -mo TtWIHISI ••RUT YllW* § •721000 ,dngtden Outet locallon home $3500/mo yrly IM E SIDE ~ Con99e. 2BR View or pool 28R 2'1BA . ' WALK TO SC PLAZA * 1111• lflG• "ooml ~ABULOUS l'BR 2'tBA S244K 751-9173 Bill Grundy Allr .675-1161 1't8A ID h\lup mieto dbl gar wtopnr 2 lrplcs On ttle Bluffs 2BA IBA 2BR 1BA Si SO 1029 Jel Frig d Jhw&lher ------mmi!!~-1 .. 5 -attaclled gatage s1000 5,550,mo 722-738! Orw 1acun1 $775 tTO trey Lrg pstaHs pat·o 1nc1 1 ~;....::;:=.;;;:=;:~~ FR enormou1 lorm1t ON WTSlll SludlO COll&ge hllle 1Sland $1050 $600 dep Sl50 -I 2201 Pacific O" N d hkups pvt 1111) I• I RM. pool spa & 3 car ICllO<CI E as1S1de Cul de-bit-In Stll a reler ulthllet OH UI 2 mo. 850 1798 HARBOR View Home •BA TSL MGMT 642 lbOJ ··~ 2 13 214·2127 •••ST Sil* garage Lovely 111-ot sac 2BR 1 newly r~ pd $700 mo 673-5559 Fam rm ·din rm lrplc canyon & hills Snows llke mod 11 e d BA New ES l'Timacd dsuple\ 2b! v-pool tenn•s x1n1 1 • Mffl veroe Qu e1 281'1 mo<I• home "'11d~d "~·s & c~r"'"'l lalboa den lrg yr m $pe89t5o.. toe $2200/mo 759.5011 IBA d/w . lg c1ose11 ...... ~BAil• • .a.a ,._111 " -'""" •...... Caole Av• "9\111 stora9e IOGkecl ga,agt> -.;;...,u U _._. 1arg1 .P•oless land· Ptnfnsula 1107 d'JP 645-6239 Ullll YllW llMH $750 No pell 64-0-2495 um&.IFf PllMllll ;~:~~ y;~.dto ;ri:!~ ...... LOIL WITI OPEN SAT 1-4 P&lllllllO IOUI 4 73 Abbie Way Y1IW 646-4315 Own11 •HIS 11.bulout Picture Perteet '3000 sq It 4 t>d nom1 11 one of a kind Customized lhrougl•Out wtlh French dOO•S sli.y llQhl• sec:urt!Y system 1111ned gtau windows spa & us. or 30 000 Dan1111 bfll:ks A ._200 - penor1mic: .., .. ,.. ot ocean P1tos VerdeS mountains & So Coast Plua Con- Y91l•ent 10 ahol>O'ng ctrs trwys, COM tilO" tennis & PMIU A.Uumll>l9 1oan USTStll FllH JllTRlllCHl JBR 2BA hotrdwood ttc.o•s lrplc cut d• sac loc $264.000 Subm•I ounwu1 H1·2UI 8SunhO\\ l{l·alt~ S729 ooo WTSlll JIWIL 111·1100 1 Totally returb11hed from I '°'~ I I KJ , ., ,,,. new plumbing 10 Ille ( ' l "'1,111;11 "' cent••' n.111ng & A C ~ 1 1 VI.II'\ ' Th•• tovet1 E1s.,1df' ~ llt'\l 11111.,.. , I nome IS ready for your family IOdlV 2BR • den FALLBROOK AOOBE O• )BR 2 lull bait·• tor mll d•n ng rrn lamll~ rm YEARLY S 1800Jmo 3Br llUL FM IMIUIATtS 212Ba. remodeled lrplc Ellttldl 2BR Oup.lu 2-car gar patio. bit-ins Fncd yd dfw g Pet ok \309 W Bay 650-4616 s775tmo can S.6 4902 mle81iBAU &PllTlllTI B11<.t1e •o• 1 Sf-<:lrO-'"' 28drm I ·B• 22SO Vangu1i;ro RMt 1769 ---~---!!~.,&:~~~~2 3 exec ottiC.. NCI Ind Vaatlon Rtn::i · 271 r«r:> .,_., wm coria•~ LIOo •m rvn JBR<;BA mo 10 mo ease Weet<ty C110lyn Ro $1 75 9Q It lull se•~ICe Mem'I Lyn<:'1 67J.:6n 11•0 SQ 11 Call Mr Wnt 11 ·1 4.~52 1213 or PALM DESERT CONDO 805-395-1261 JC.,,,, 3B• ~Ba po 1•cuu '~"'' ~50 ""'" I COl'n(t -Come Slgl'I Come t619t 345· 1501 bu) 1ne1Ut1filCI Vu & ~V lg 2BR • ~ trplc & RV ac:cess add up T re11 on 6 I &Cr e to IOts ol ltv1ng Tl'le teller $325 000 Ca J Oo1othea 1 Thele attractive APll• lea ture pool '1>8 private Oll•OS or O«k~ g411 '9" or carpOrl in • bf)(lul 1Uh\ landSCi Olld 11111 lllJ Sorry "0 oets St>!>C' "1(\ :6A IBA !1-Ct! Q f't uOOI cat 1 p1a, L-------------------------__. Cen 2,11~721-4542 says Btongmeanolfet lur'f' Don I mist lh1! OP llllllWIPHalln portunlt)' A01n9 We'lt g111e ou the down •n S.298 000 Open Sat S.in e•chg tor a ahar• of own· 1·5 229 Santa 1wbe4 erll\IP ~ make th,. CALL ..-1.1il)n Coombs mthtv pymtt· & we •hat• 831-1266 1pprec: You r1ce111e ~ ta• benef•tt MU'llt hl"'9 d99ll Cled•I Agt 957-6002 O,s Ev wi..no1 SEA WINO WM*" ' ' . . . GR!A T fam"" Comm\lnlly Oll\I,..,.,,. ff• ---....,~~----G OS S.Ktiwallt "'"ury twnhm • w ltll pool & tennis Reft'I~ 4BR hOUM CORONA HI HLAN • :lBr 281 2,;-car gar 2 l•g Sffl>tilu~ r_.,~jeo 2 oft<• VtitW spa t 11ry 28R unit ¥1/d, garage 4 patt09 , "" 10 OC .. " at0f1 4 bdrm f!Otne. tor• Om• by 2S252 Sta1UJ yMd $1 250 873-8~ meny •traslamen $1300 m don;ng & •'PIU'ded 9rOll• 493 078 I ............... I IH. Av~t 111 '* ff0.1734 ramuv room with to AM ;:;:=;:;p-;;;;;:;;;_.;;;._I UM.Tiii new k tt.a.n t b1ll\a • ,,. 'ountlin 2144 tWi\1 cwtom ~"" Vll!J 1034 IAlllll lllll •M 11MM • kWelJ' "'...., -*Oat.a community• NEW 28R 2BA, lrg i.ttcn S72t 000 IEWI 1£Wf, 38A 2• .. eA. ' car gar199 I wl d hltup 1-car g1r n<e comm tennis pool spe rNtr bt. good a10t ll9fl Pnme caA everyt111,,g no.. $950 mo * ttl_.229 - Bac:he'O< S 560 I Bedroom S660 28drm I +Be $ i 6C' u111m11 STREET COSTA ME SA U2·1424 ~ MIN\JTES TO BE A •• •U UICIA lrTS 1t 2BR $17~·S"Si) •1<4 SS75 $6!0 3BR S l Cl t A•O •!,(IQ' >'a I I ~9• 102<1 or .,lli 10·6 o.i'i'e 2B• :ea ~~ 1 .,. ,..,1 oar f P~ ~ • •Clll ~. P•O• •700 SI n1 Su ._,., $ 11 l ~ 2, 3 860 9~ I) AClllOH 1 M ... s r.,,,..,.,1f' 10 Conge1ts 14 _.,,.. c:oncern 1SC~ 16 Fa .. IO 00 17 Bomb type 19 Malo•-YV 19 Been 20 -C;uc:. 11 Acl_,ture n Out-'Qtl ... ~t• '6 Hyelr.0• ':1 Neal tOOul 28 WOii J1 Pvt to u• )4 L~ JS UnlOCk poet 341 S1\id9n1 37 lub<IQlled 38 G1tter "le 39 M.SOO 40 EapedillOn ' .. , 1.gtilwlld 0 A•guwt u 0.tlftCUfl'lber 4S FM.-ilOOwl 441 P.,C-lfllll'lQ ~s....~ 5t Suc>oot1 63 NeQahve 54 T•ulh~ ~CHI 51 .,.,,.. 2 3 ,. 20 . 541 Can o<O• .!>iG~ i(I Ac.a 61 Corte• 6~ T ac11u1neu 63 Con<W1Cts oew.. I Oftfell btlOly i A Russian J "'llCefloec:I .. J-0. • 0 .,Str..n 6 s1 .. o~ 1 Aoog 8 P.o I AOot>lf'<l 10 PG& "'"""'two' 11 Emanal•<>"' t2 Jelll "•• l t 3 Ptlotoc °' • 21 t40id be<~ 23 AOIC<>"1"11 2.~~ M OuQ IO<"'I 29 l9nglll u'l•l'lo 2t FOil • ~.n 305-,.,. 31 M aot lhto l'IJ ....,. "~..,, .... t. S) $oONI" o.n111 ..... JC ec.urnn• 31Non~ plef\t M vouno c:-'' (\ 7 40 St"" o¥t •I F"llf o Elh!UllY nMl1••1 44 Rel•Ogf Ito. •6 Goe 1 .. 11 0 ••r and d Famou. ~• Grouno <O..., • a • ~ Hoctl"wy .not $1 Mlffl·t<MIOO IMCll S2 HeigtltlOr ol Jevl 5" Vmnity ~1~"' 1t 12 1) PCH Pro! ott.ce furn room Shire r1<tpt llll , CoPter. MC Ample p.ark· 1ng 714· 642·2608 Commrrcl1I Prop~rty 2778 * 1300 q II 1518 Nv.p1 Blvd C M Orte llOf'age, warehse etc. perking ... lncom~ Preperty 2790 ': COIT& lfll !lllTS ': •Duplex $270.000 •Tro-plex $375.000 Lost & Found 2925 COOKING & l.ITE t\Skl>flg neected ror middle-aged canc.r patient Approx firs 1tam·5 30pm . .da•ly Pay negouable 675·70621 ACCOUNT ANT CPA FIRM Medium llzed Or1no• CPA r1rn1 ( 15 11at1) hat opening f()( CPA or Can dldale, 3·6yrs111p Ollet• 1ng d1~s1l.-d ••P 1n tax audlllng. eccounung. and consuttlng Looking lor tak•Charge lndtvldual bcellent benehl• Sefld resume lo GAUGLER WIEGEi. & SZEf<EI. 1 City Blvd West. Ste 901 Ot· ange CA 92668 0< cell 714-834-8757 Hou1ekeeper 20 -25 hrs/wk A M In CdM , .... dence Perfect IOt Mom or 8Ct'tool·llQ9 cl\tl<Jren E11p req 714-840.0045 AIRLllE JOBS MU1H1n1 s 1e.ooo-s29.ooo • ve-r L.cty to li~in Prn1a1e sSOS REWARD Lost 5 yr L • old Coct.er Spaniel, bull IH,000/IHTll •8 un11s•sso.ooo "" llULn WOllLl-llHSE 112·0110 In color. approx 40 lbs 11 Y°" have the coorage 10 Answers .to name QI call 11 could make you "Hagar Lost on Chfl rlCl'I' 24 HOUR RECORD. Of Laguna Beecil "Call Dave Logsdon 494..0190 ~--------ASSORTMENT OF BusJntss PAESCIOUS DOGS. KIT. n-.. .. unltles 2904 T E N s s 0 M E '13""' PREDIGRES, WHO 700 0/ + ROI NEED HOME! SOME /0 FREEll ONL V TO GOOD. Run casl\ only rOYte tor S TA Bl E. L 0 \/ I N G m•1or loun<1a1ton No HOMES 982-6981 pr<>quct, $4.900 onvesl- # # ment back on 30·60 days l•--------Guar anteed locallons produce 100•. ROI CoaataJ Vending J 800/535-4344 NEW LOWER RATES ••YWIUT ... • Texture-Acoustic_ & ·~aont FrM 111 Kevin 722-G294 11111111.1 llP&ll frM Est1m•1es 675·6045 EASTSIOE COSTA MESA L~ 423949 References YOU CAN AVERAGE $75 OR MORE ~ CAIHIElllST&Lllll Lg cabinet Mtg ... king cabinet Installers w/at ieut 3 yrs e11.p Musi h•ve own lrucit & tools Ap~ IO ~ -1 l20Jtld4.lsldal Ave. Norco CA ""'"---{· I c:J 11t CHILDCARE '* Infants to All Agjls 722-8748 "' And property m•1ntenance $2.20 per day Ttlat's ALL you pay for 4 """· 30 d•y minimum on 11\e SERVICE DIRECTORY INCREASE YOUR REACH GET IN OUR IMPROVED " ...... ..... ....,, YIUIWHlll °For more lnlormatton CALL TODAYtt All FOR LOIS OIRRERT Yoor SeMce Dlr1C1ory ~...,tat1ves Ml~21 UPlltDCH Al Home Mother Woold Like To Bebyall F.Of' Chol· BOOKKEEPING <Iran 4 Ye•rt & Up Lots Computer svc tor smell 01 Planned Acllvllles tervlc• or proteaslonal Reis * 968-7517 txi11ness Anne.662-7415 -a.tMt·TM4ltr Clean home atamophere good Hunt Beach area • INT ·EXT , CABINETS 11tl41-0200• COUNTERS, GATES elc PIT CHILD CARE on my NEWPORT AREA 25 yrs EAS,TSIDE Cos111 Mesa Jim 373-1455 Home Newborn to 5 * Ooo<•Ae981r·Alt••t1ons 850-4273 * Cabinet a-Panel-Locks----- Slalra-Of'ywall Repair-etc 35 Yfl exp Jerry ~2-0567 Small Remodel & A<ldns Move walla. doors etc 30 yrs 0 C Oulltly Work M2· 1l70, I CAii, Ill c~rpt! :1t.m1~" & ~t'(Jdl' )t·. ,. ,,., ....... ''"""· 7 Oya wk. Hf yrs exp rel Oryw•ll· Te11.ture-Pa1n11ng WE BEAT ANY PRICE FrM ffl Mark. 544-6926 Eltctnc~I MfVlce Flat rete 135/ttr 24 hrs 848-3115 H '·.~\ !: , _,, I SALL Y'S HOUSESITTtNG .lumlOWI SERVICE Re1pons1ble * adult Newport area Ou1tt work Fr" e11 $25hr L .. ve mag 873-2791 •'87892 Greg 979-6276 - ............ S300 to 1900 weetcly (801) 226-0783. Eicl C-3 IULllT&n · FUI lll•ll PIT UST. 1.lmtttd o~tunlty 1o t<Mn For Health Ins/Gen.rel ol- nallonal real estate mar-~. 20~ Hrs/Wk. '"" kellng aystem ._,,ti\ un· be,,,.1111 Cell Bea hmoted 111nlngt For 1n-_JA·4242 formation. call Jack ... I PAIT Tm AY9ft It SELECT Mt• BETTER HOMES I GA.ADENS Rnetvauon.st neeoeo No EAL ESTATE 751·5000 el(,P twc: --We tram RECEPTIGEN OFC y~I Guaranteed llrly Small Cott• ~.. CPA .av• . . comm•a11on1 Even in g• from H••••• Mn firm 64S..330 5pm-10pm C1ll 8arbat1 HEATING • P1.UM84HO ..., .... , ~5-1155 b"'"1 2·1pm REMOOEl. LIC &41171 Horne Nalttl eer• com-p•Df T• Uftl ms PWIY in~· a.en IS M • rMll\ DRAINS from I 1 s anytime Melllncl Olganrud Inell· f Fauceta dltpOMI "-'•· ¥\dual -4th xtnt telilpholie Flll rar PAY ~· remodel, lleeinM etiquette Receptoon111 • ~ Pl Freel, 641:-92" neeCl4ld FIT to an ~ llAllllYOI...._ ~ ~ & uaist S1~otenua1 r .... Small drains from s7 50 cilt'lca.I staff with filing ~~~4'1'~) ofloc• sup·· 90 day guwantee Wit and ryp;ng If )OU ate • Pl .... Eaay hr1 8AM· 12 titre, remodel, OU 1 kl HS Ofad and ~~ ~· Hoon. No Weekenda •A1.1. PLUM81NG1 • .,.,.~ •n ,,... holM NO EXP •c LIC •553248 VS/MC cerelm•dlcat environ-nt. ••T llll mint. Pl•u• can cen l*Of• 12 Noon • • 71'-IS1-2772 EOf NEWPORT 8CH U3-373S ~ ., P'l1U TM Tie,_.. LM •Ill l'OI" •.Ne.,,.,., .. ftl8ed9.Cel1N .... 7ti7 ECEPTION18T Go COSTAMESA641-ett9 wtpeot)fe • & h•n<lllng SOUTH 0 C 512· 1240 money Liie eomputer GARDEN GROVE flP .,._., Saloft U3'-7800 74-.9237 ... --------- t 7071 E lmper1al Hwy -Yorba L~nda. Cahforn1a THE-BEST BUYS IN· ORANGE COUNTY ARE ON THIS PAGE -CALL ONE NOWI o SADDLIBACll Sales Le~sfng Service Parts IRVINE AU 0 CENTER 1-800-831-3377 714-380-1200 , SA~~Y.IL~~G NEW LOCATION' SANTA ANA AUTO MALL 1500 Auto Mel Dr~ a.nta Ane 835--3171 .. ! ' Newport/55 Fwy. at Edinger ..... °""' op911 7 ~ ..,.,.. ....... .....,, 7-.tpfft ........ ~ BUENA PARK STANTON ----· ·- GARO ~ C.RO~ £ PACIFIC OCEAN ' '. • OlOSM081lE • CADILLAC ·ALLEN • GMC TAUCKI n•/512 • OIOO SAN DIEGO FWY, • AVERY EXIT LAGUNA NIGUEL lftll'li• •• Tlli• ,... Clll ,., l1tlili 842-4321 CAlL ONE OF THESE DEALERS FOR THE BEST BUY 0 HOUSE of IMPORTS, Inc.· Mnced~s-Bm z 6862 Mancheatc:r Boulevard Buena Park 91tRV1C£ 21S o'r 714 ltCJtDESPART8 Mon-f"rt W : 7-5. Whtrc 1-5 and 1·91mert. Sat 8-2 • ® SUPERIOR ~- VW Audi Suzuki (714) 636-3081 13631 Harbor Blvd. Garden Crove • 1:30 ........ 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Ot bOlll of duc1ed bt1 an~ dUcteO by. an lfldl~ PROJ~C T IDE"ITIFI· .. ,., .... e...,...,, Tile namet ancH>vSIM MARY H fOWL!A • T'1' IOll0"1•1\0 OtllOl'll ,,. "1111 .. IN fetpc>ntibll!ly ol JOt4N VIDICAN l(N()M; TIHGL.fY Th• 1e911tranl com• lM '"'111e111 COll'I• CATION Cultodlll c*n•no ,,........ • addf•u• 01 Ille leocled A PETITIOW lie tleell l•i.cl dolllO bu "'"'.. the Oldd9r to --hit bid A PETITION i... ~ llltlO A Pf'Tlll()H IWl9""' filed ~ IO lttntaet ~ ll'lllflC*I to 1•9"9Kt .... ~lotdloldcatelact1t· •· Uanal9tOBllfl ICSIM If by SANWA BANI( CALI· ULTAASYSTUAS,20 14 IOl"90tyC..,_tOtflC4by by8*MIJMnl'attinllll~ by KlNHl:TH 'OW\(" in ,,_. unclmr the hclollOUI neet ~ llcl•I~ u• .. Vtl'IOUI locahOOt CNttl ...... fl c .... Maton. lrllln• CellfOtn• fORNlA 1n the SupetlQf I Mollyoak Laguna tM• the prQPW ~ • .,,,. l)etlOf Court of Calttomta IM ~tor COUf1 of Call ~ NIM Of name. ~ n""'9 Of namn •llhtn tile ltvme Umlted •"•*'"o IM., a '""' 12118 , Coun of Cahtornta COunty Caltt t~t5e eioa wtll be pub"'ly OC*1f<1 eo..int; ot Otanoe ,._.,, tornia Co\11111 ot OrW!\>41 r "-'ed et>o¥e on MarU\ l1 llal .. ~ ~ AP•" lt Sc:hOOI Olstrlet c ... .-. c..-atloft et el, Tne loc:atlon 111 O'al1lorn1a of Otange requetllng lhal Jametl W GOf'l'latd, 2'42 t4 1J1C1 1..0 aloud 11 11 00 111111 OeVld W. foi.t o. «tUftltng thtl KENN TH 1Ht 1tll • NOllCe 11 heteby given llUll De .. l'MIMt of lhf clllel eaeciullve Ofhc• SANWA BANK CALIFOANIA B Hottyoek. Lagunl Htll~ • m • Of .. IOOf1 ''*"''• ~tees •• l)efeonal ,..,. fOWLEA IMI llCIOOlnted -~A ..... '"tz Aic:tlatd 1tieWW1aCt\lldCal'eP10,-e\ Tc. 1"9f0ft L. Jetcw~. °' prtn<IC)ll bvtotlet• oflQ be 8'>f)Olllted .. 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PEJITLON ~ ,..... • ....... alttt reletrtd to II -tnd addf ..... used "bT ttt• eu~ 10 IRlmtll•at8' fhe '"9fle9d to t,..n1ee1 busi· tornl• fot tile turnltno'G of ...... u!IO« t"t fndee>en.o autfl0t1ty to .Ominaatw the Publlll\ld Or~ Coeet Pubhfled Ol'lf'\l9 Coa1t 'I cc p .. will r-'te U9 to. Tall• Mtk• lNt • .,...... Intended transferor ltlollhlll ettll• und9f lhe Ind~· ,,... un<let the fiCllllOUI LAB~ ANO MATERIAL TO dent Adnw\ltlrtl~ of ea. •t••• ""* '"' l~n· Daily PllOI April 17, 24' .... , o.ity NOi ~ .. 17. 24, ... , l>Yt not .. ,., than the abo ....... ...-.... ,..... ........ '"'" )'9trl ..., ~· .... dent AdmtnttlrlltOn of e. bUSIMU name or name. R Ii p L Ac [ w I N D 0 w tit .. Act fl'hd aithot•t) ... Otn1 AChM'Mltraltatl of "•· '. I . ,... t I , ... lllled time . ..-.cs bid• '°' ,... (._.. ~ .....,, "' ... P••• IO ,., .. known 10 111• lat• ACI (Thie tuthoflly al· lttl.O atiove on May ' '"' FAAMES AT THE' DOWN· IOwt '"' '*aont.I ,.....,. "* Act !Thoe aulhOflly ... M..ot.S M~ 1ne awlfd ol the at>ow -"•-tltled (actla1t). intended 1r1nelerff are 1ow1111e '*''°"''' 1ept9Nll· J1111 Oomard Tow" Co MM u NIT Y taU\'tl 10 taike ''"'"Y ac:uont tow• the~ 1eo-.-n·1---------- nameo projeet T"9 ~ of It.. reltef none 1a11 ... 10 take many actions Th1t stttement ~u llled CENTER without obt .. ning ce>Utt ao 1111ve to take manv •etlOM "8lJC M)TIC( ftBJC NOTICE lid apeclt1<:1uons may be belfte MUfhl It• totlOWa; The name(tl 11\d t1vs1nes1 wUhoul obttln•no coort ..,. with the Covnty Cl9tk ot 01 Addlt10MI "" 01 the proval Bet~ tllklnQ wa.in without 001aon1no coutt •P· 1--..;.;=;;;.;..--..-..,___ obtained at 1111&11nes10.-Aclleft Jef .,_.... arie· tddresa of 1he intended proval e.tora talllng <*lam ange Coul'ty on Apnl 20 apec11lca110N mty be ob· ICtlonl ~. the S*· Pf~al 8atMe 1eklnQ ~• rJCftliOUe ..,..... PtenTIOUI IMWll pattmenl lrotln• Unilled ...... of ~ ....., "' lt#\llerMC•l .,. CTA In aeuon• ~ Ille pet• '419'21 ltlned al IM omce 04 the IONll r~tlll\19 .. ,. actlOnl. ~ the '"" .... ITAftlllllNT ..... ITATu.wT Scllool Oietflct oHa. 5050 C-• ..... CfV.a.. c;orporat.O ~70 GrHn· tOnaJ 1epreeenta1111t 11 re-Publlln.d Ofl"Ot Cout PutchlSlng Agent at 77 Flllf quired 10 give not.ce 10 aonal 1el)(eMnllt!ve II 1• TM ..,."'fl~ -The I~~·.,. lwt1lnCll Pnw-,.. ltvlne, Yeu.,. ~ &o ...... wood Pia.a 8oulell41Jd. Sv•le quir.O to glVe notice to Dally Pilot May I 8 1!> 22 Oft11t, Cotti M.... Cali· 1nt.,ffled peraona unlela qv1red to g1ite notq to dOlllO bv91nen at OOlng bullltleM aa CA 92714, Phona (71 4) ..,_.. .. wc9' ptHclffte 200 EnoleW00<11 Coto11do 1nle<ealed persof\t unless 1H0 . l0tn1a Bld1 lhould be, .. they htw waioted notice Ot interMlllO peftona unlffJ COLLEGE NETWOAI<. TOP ·O ·TME LINC: 1151-0444 a11tenslon 324, n9' let~ "*' JuM I, 1Mi 80111 they haite wa111ed no11e1 °' M· 130 tutned 10 the a11en1ion ol tl'le conwnled to I.he prOC)OMd they lla\19 w.....ci notte• IJf 321 C.bftllo. ~Pl D CC>fl• CELLULAR 7110 Valley Myrna MemanOez and upon 'IOU' lailura 10 do That the propeny pe<h· contentlO 10 lhe propoled Ctty C•k .,lh•n aa.o time action I TPlt ltld~ent ~tecl to the s>tOC>Oled Mella Cell! t2'27 v.,... St • 122 eu.n. PlfW, ContractCl'I aubm1tt1ng IO the Pf'IY ..-1ng ,.,.,~ '*'' ,.._.,o 11 O..Ct11>ed 1n ec11on I The lnOec>ef\dent rtalC NOllC( ~mn "' a IMled en"81o!>e acsm1n11t1a1lon autl'lonty ••II actkln ) Tiie 1nc1~1 LAn• HUQh Sll1 Cat>tlllO, Cekl 90420 bide mwt hold a crty bull· agaitltt yOU w.11 apply lo the oenet•t u Eqv1omen1. in aom1n111t1t10n au1horny woll 'tCTITIOUI IUltNEIS 1aent11..o on the outeod• Mfh be granted un10 ,1 an ~lflllon auth0f1ty Wiii Apl D Cotta Meta C .r Aodne\I D khvlet. 71410 neM ptfmll to 00 bualnM• COVr1 lor the rOllel aovgn1 ventbty, general tangibles ba erented un1e11 •n the Bid Item Number and the 1nttfMled poreon l1let 111 be granted un1e11 an 92827 V.it.y VWI# 81 • 1:l1. Buena within lhe City ol Irvine Thi• the 1•t9' .dty 01 Aptll, flnctudlng soll•1re1. ac-1n1 .. ntaa pe11on hies an NAME ITATEMENT Opening Date ot>jeetlon 10 lh19 pellllOn and 1nt«.,led poreon lilae en Tiil• 1>u11ne11 it con-.,.,_, Ce111 toe2'0 Bleb Shalt be rae41ivejecllon 10 1nis pe1Jh0<1 ano The IOllowing 1>41'1°"5 are Each bl4I shall 1oec11y "'°,... OOO1no t>usmeu" each ano ...,.,., llelTI as NI covn ehouNI 001 grant Ille Illa-good ~ ""'Y Ille Th• reg11.t1ant com· M'IH by an lndlW!ual and tf\all be opened and ATIORNEY AT u.w. ,.,o. Ca11l0t111a 92718 COUf1 should not g1at\I lhe LEGAL MANAGEMENT onh II\ Ille ac>«•fic:.tlOfll authority C0\111 ahould not Qflfll lhe tnenCIOd to lfentael ~ . The regllltll'll com• pvbtlcty read eloud II Ille Dt..., "'"· ,.,. .. .,..., The 8usinu1 name UMO authoflly CONSULT ANT 83, 1 WUI· Any and'" •KC4'011onllO ,,,. A MEARING on the P•ll· euthof'•tr ,,... under Ille llGllllOl.la IY1*ICOd 10 11111\Ntl buSI •boVe 11a1.0 ttmo end pl-NC .,.,. (ttt) SU..15 . by aald transferor• •• aat(I A HEARING 0t1 tho pell-~·n~1;2~~e WeiJmin1ter apoc1fk:a11one mutt bo c .. ., lion wilt be l\ekS on JUNE 1 /I\ HEARING on the petl· b\dineet namo °' Nines neee und• Ille f1C1111ov1 An Information meeting Publllh.O Ofanoe Coast tocallon 11 IC 5111.4 tion will be heldl0t1YAY 30 •~11 G l7!>l l 1y ln the bid and failure 10 tH9 at 1 45 PM 1n Dept "°""'"'be llold on MA\' 25 1111.0 abc>Ye on Marc" 30 bullAIMS name or narr.- l0t lnte<est.O bldde<S wltt be Dally P1to1 Al)(ll 24. May I II Thi! lalO bvlk trlntfef It 19119 at 3 00 P lllf ln Dept C 1 wrn Henaqn • Ml 10t1h any item in ttMa .No .3 IOcaled at 700 C.....c IN'i at 1 46 P M In ()opt 19" fed ~on I.Off 4 11,9 neMS on May 17. 1989 II 1989 1n1on0e0. to be conwm· No 3 loc:91.0 al 700 Civic ro111rn " Hunt1n 1 •on spe c11tc111ont a hall be Center Of1119 Saf'la Ana CA No 3 tocated II 700 Ct'tlC Laina M\IQh "°°"9y 0 Sc~ 10 00 a.m at Ibo lrvlne Uni· M 122 m•ted at the ottice ot Paut Center Drive. Santa AN CA 8a:ch C•lll 92649 grO\Jl\<11 IOf rljeehon ot Iha 9270' Conte< 0r ..... S1111a Ana CA TIMI 1111.,.,,.,,f .,,, .. hied Tflla ataioment .... filed lied Schoo4 Olttrict'a "'41tn· 111111ng1, Janots11y & 92701 his bui•neH •S con bid IF YOU OBJECT 10 tne 92701 with the County Clet'k ol Or· With IN County ClOt1c ot Or tanenc. anCI ~attons 01, Pla.IC NOTICE ' Walker, 695 ToWfl Center IF YOU OBJECT to the dUf180 by •n indlvtduaj:I Each bid 1h1ll 1e1 to'1h lno granung ol 1ne pe1111on yov IF \'OU OBJECT lo the lf'\l9Counl'ton Aptll 5, 1tn ange C«lnty on Apot 18 I~. 14e00 Sand Canyon , T TIOUl IUatMll Ottve. 17th Floor Coste g1an11ng ol the petition you he regillrant c • tull names 1no residences ot should 81\hef. appear at tl\O granllllQ ot •he c>elltlOn rou 1141012 !tit Avenue, lrYine, CA 92720 tC f Mesa. Cahl0tn111 92626 on Of ehoulO 111ner llPf)eAf '' the menced to transact SI· all persona and par uea hearing and Sllle yovr Ob-tnould ellhef appew at tile PubMhe<t Ot'at190 COact '41'"7 (7 t4) $.59-1113ell937 n'!",'::,!~1;!,.~ .,. all9t May 24 ttll9 hMttng and II ate YOIH ob-nes.s ""def IM l•ClthOUS tnle<ested 1n the OIOC>Oaal II ,.Cll0'1S"' Ille Wflllen Objee· heating and 11118 ~ Ob· Dally ""'°' Api:ll 17 2•. """" Pvbl<..., Orange CO..t Ckiv;;""'t ~ 1 Thll bUlll tran1181' is tvt>-jeCllOl\S or Ille Wf1llen obi~· 1>usinet1 name °' names tno b40 11 1>y a corp<>ra11on. toons with tile cov'1 t>et0te ,lectklftl or rite Wfllten ot>IOC· 1 8 •19119 Delly P1lo'I ~Pf~ 24 ll.4ay I, 8, Pul>lilhed Orange Coat! d~Pt;'R'i~~~~PERTIES iect 10 Cat1f0tnla UnilOfm hons with the court belore ':;':;t •bov• on Aprll 17 etate th• names or 1ne of· 1na hearing Your a~r-11on1 wi111 Ille ciourt befOfe ' · M.o83 15, 1Ht Dally Pilot Mav II, t!>, 1989 6810 WHI • Oc:eanlront • Commercial Cooe Secuon the hearing Yout 1099ar· Ch 0 11 tdr• who un •1gn an ance may be 111 petlOll 0t by the hearll'IQ Your ~-----------I M· 107 M 159 8oech Calif 92963 8106 ence may be 1n penon °' by 1 ...enn enson 119feetnent on behatl qi the your an0tnoy enc;e may t>e m pe<son Of by •-.,. ._TM"C 1--------------------1 ~t · TM name eno addr-ol .,ovr ettOtney Thll slatemem was lilecl corporation and -.Wh\lhet IF YOU ARE A CREDITOR your anomey ~ nu 'IA "8JC NOTICE P\llJC NOTICE Melvin L Reich, et tO th• person w1lh whom IF YOU ARE A CREDITOR *'1h lhe Covnty Cltfk 01 °' mote th•n one ottar must 0< a contingent ct.01t0f of If' YOU ARE A CREDITOR --....----------1:n ~Inf~~ Newoo<I clatm• may be 1...0 11 Koon 0t 1 con11noen1 cre<1110t ol anoe County°" Apr~~120 s.gn II the bid 11 by·• Pttrl-,.,. deceased you must Ille °' • oon11ngent creo11or ot ~~~~~ flCTrTIOUl llUelNlal NOTICI TO Daniel 5· Reich e.a 10 D • ¥ 11 c t o CT A In· 11\0 cleceuoO you mull Ille P bllShed 0 anr Coast nerth•P or a IOI•'' venture you• c1111m wllh the coon and the deceued, you mvst Ille TM !<*owing P9"0"• .,. N.&m 11' It TlllllNT llODl"I West Oceanfront ~t COt'PC>•lle.x cla1111 With the court and 0 t P 1 M '1 15 22 state thO n~ ano ad mall a copy to Ille per~ your ct1llll 111o11h lhe eowt and doing ~ .. The lolowino '*''°"' at• TML.egUna 8eac:tl Untlled 8Mch Call! 92sa:, wood Plaza 8ou .. verd. Suue mtil a coc>y to lhe pereonat t:~~ 1 ot ay drMMS ol all g_,al part repr-1at111e appoont.O by ma.ti I C09'f to 1"8-l)ef'90nal (a )MOOEL BUILOE R doong blnineae U ScfloOI Oistr1ct wilt be ae· Thi ' bu lnest 1 • 200 Englewood Cof0tad0 ropr-laflve IPf>Ot"lled by M 29 net I and fO'OI venturers II lhe cou•I Within r°"' montht repfnenl1t1,,. apc>o1nt.O by f b I A AD IO CON TROL IMAGELINE GRAPl11CS cepltngbldtlotlt'lerentllol duct~ b '• !1 e~-90111 and th!! IHI day lat lhec:ovtt""'lhtnlour months ·• tne t)ldder 11 a to•e lrom lhe date 01 11r1t 1s-111ecourlW1lhll1.I01.1tmonth1 MOOELCARSfc)US BOAT 1105 Orange Ave Hunt two amall rooma. 1 total of ner.hlp Y gene< pat llling claims l>y &nl creci1t0t lrOf'l'I lhe date of ltrll 1a Pta.IC NOTICE propriet0tahlp Ot another l\Jance ol lellers at provided lrOf'l'I the dale o1 l1rs1 ,.,.. & SMIP MODELER 898 w 1ngton 8-ch Calif 92648 llOO~loel,ln tl!ebue· Tht regiatranl com-etlaUbeMay23 1 89whteh suanceof .. t1er1asprov1deo enmy 1h11 does t>uStneu 1n HC1ront100ollheCah· euancootlelle<111orov1ded t6U\ SL ~t Beach .J:1111 JoHph R1charo mont ol tM Atllt1'• Tllea11e menced 10 transact 6'ltt-•• the business dty t>e19ft 1n MCtion 9100·01 the CaJ1-'1cm1ou1 •UllNeU unoor • 11eu11ovs namo ,,,. '°'"'* Pro«>ate Coe• The 1n seet•on 11100 or the C•ll· c.kt t2e63 t tt>S Ot'-. A•• Mun on the Ulg\lnl 8aach High -unOet' 1119 hclit•ous lh• consummation c1ite tornia P1ot>ale 'Code The HAMI llTAnMU.tT t>td""a• be 1n toe real na..,. ,.,,,. IOI loltng C111m1 ""'"not l0tnta Probate Code 'l'ne R c MB . INC . Cehl01nia ing10t1 e..ct.. Calol 92648 School Clmput The mlnl· t>valnoas name or NlmM ~1fled at>o..o limo lor hbng clalrT\I win not The fol10W•!l9 persons••• of lhe t>tOdef wolh a dtt'9 e•P.r• prt0t to lour months hmo tor Mino eta.ms w•• not 8H w l8th Stroet Nowpor't Th·• t>ut1nou 1s con mum bid ac:cept.O Wiii be lilted above on NIA Dat.O May 3 1989 eapire prior to '°"' months dOll)G t>uainoss u nation f0llow1ng showing trom 11\e dale ot lhe hearing ••P.r• prior to four month• 8aach Calli 92663 due1.0 by an inOhltOual Sl,200 00 P8f month with an Melotln L ~ch CTA lncOfPC>f'alod. Ir: lrom Ille dlte ol the hoa11ng THE OBEO•ENCE TRAIN OBA (the ficfltlous namer nolic:ed abO\fO trom tne 0111 or the ne11ino Thia bualneH 11 con· The reg111ran1 com llflnUal 1ncr .... of 5~. The Thl1"'11atemet1I Wat filed elttl Dam, Chief Financial notic.d •t>Ove 1505 AllO)'D Or l &gun1 pro'tlded flO'#eVe< no ltC· YOU MAY EU MINE the notlCOO at>OVe ducted by a COtpofaltOn monced to •r1naac1 DU~· 19'm or tl'leleaM than be not with Ille Covnty Cletll of Of. ~. tntendect Tran•· vou MAY EXAMINE lhe 8Nch Caltf 928~ t l•h0U$ name lllall be uMO .... llOC>I by the covn II you YOU MAV EXAMINE '"" The regtltrtnt com neu llnOef ,,,. hC:1'110UI !ell ttlan five (5) )'Mii 8tdt •"08 Covnt on April 26 *-,, .. kept Dy the covn II you Pet*ope Manon 11.411ne unless thef• <t a cvrrenl .,e a o-sori 1ntetttled 1n l1le llOC>I by 1118 court It yo... menceo 10 transact t>u\t· bullnoN narne Of names Will be received 119 10 b\lt no 1989 Y • Publtlhed Ofange Coasi Me • Oftfton 1111er~t.O In 1505 Arroyo Or Laguna rog1111at1on with the Orange the nta1e. you ma., hie Wiii\ art a pefl.0!1 interftled 111 ""' uooer Ille hc;tlllou• ltat.O abo,,. on Apt11 28 1a1or than 3:00 p.m, on May · '41tf7• Dolly P1to1 May 8. 1989 tht ntatt . .,ov may hie ••lh 8oach. C•~I 92651 County Reeotdet In casa ol ,,,. court l!.,,f0tma1 Request •h41 n1a1e you may Ille wit,. t>vt1neu name °' nimM 1989 1e, 19119 at 550 Blumont_ PubliahOd Orange Coal! M 149 the c:our1 a l0tmal Request Thia bus1neu ,, con cofpora11on1 include 1he IOI Spoc1111111>1ice of lhe Iii· the coun • l0tmal ReQuest lllt.O at>Ove on Juno 1 1979 frlU R>chard L.iguna ea.en. CA 92651 Dally Pitot May 8 ,5 22 29 for Special Notic. -of lh• 111· ducted by an ln01111du&I names ot tne Pret•O•nl •ng of an inventory and IP· tor Spoc1al Notice 01 the hi· A NOt1hfop Tl'U t1atemen1 .vu h4d Bide may be aodtneed to t989 · ' P\atC NOTICE .ng ot an lnYenlOfy Ind •P· The 1eg111tan1 com Socre1ary Treuu••• and pr~I of Htala AIMii '"ll of an lnvef\tOfy ar>d AP-Th•• llttemenl waa t1i.o With the Covnt't Clerk ot Or· the Bu9if'4u MlllOQ9f M· 1311 pr .. tement of •tale astets menc:ed 10 trar•s.tel 1>u11 Managet OI of any petuion 0t accoun1 P'••MmOnt 01 tt•ate astell with the COU!'llY Clet1I of Or· ange County on April !> tHll Pl.lblithed Orange Cont FICTITIOUI llUltHlll Of of any pet1t1on 0t kCOvnt nesa under the 11c1111ous The C•ty Covnc~ ol lhe as provided m MCtton 1250 Ot of 1ny petl .on « acic:oum ange Covnty on Apol 5, 11119 '•1"201 Delly Pilot Mey 1, 8, 1!>, 11189 P\RIC M>TICE HA• ITATIMUfT •• proVldeO •n MCtion 1250 tiveinen name or n<1mes C11y of Colla Mesa •He•vtos ol 1118 C11Jtornt1 Pro bate H prolllded In Nellon 1250 ,.,.,.. Publllhed Otano-Coetl M 134 The lollOwlno persona are o\ th• Ca.lllo1nla Probate tlated at>oYe on FebnJ~ry lhe r1ghl to reiec1 any or all Code A Request IOt SpltClal of the c.J1t0tnia Probate ~ ~P11o1 Apc!I 11 2~ ----------1 ftCTITIOUI .,.,._.. dolnO bualnne H Code A ~I tor S~1a1 ~ D"'' _.loim ii ata!fwtJllJ Dall)' Prlot Apttl 17 2• May 1 t ltb _..____ ~ ~ NOltee l0tm 11 aviii!ible Jr om Penny M•ltltl Ool.O May • 1989 1"41 ~'1 clerk lllotlCe fOfm It ava.labte lfom ·1 a 19" M-0117 The loftowl~ persona ... SIGN, 447 N N9WPQtl Blvd lhe COUii Clerk Th•S Slatemenl was ltled PuOllShevlllnets ea Newport Belch, Ctlll 92CMSO AtlOfM_J for PelltlOMr. wllh the Counl't Cl9tk or Or Daily P11<>1 May S. t989 Camino Del "'° 104.tlh, A!MnWJ fOf ,._.Ilion«: PlllJC .,TIC( MAim ITAft•NT MIYAZAKI-JOHNSON IN-Sharon Orm•bee 12 19 JOffN c ."NNIY/NNN£Y ange County on Ap11120 M l~· IYl&e 202t' Ian D ... o. CA NNNIY • NNN£Y, M71 "8JC NOTIC£ ----·1 -··-·· The totlowtng poreons ara SURANCE SERVICE. 505 N Baytlde Or . C0<ona def I NNNEY, M'Tt Via Lido. F4tt1IO t210I V1e Udo, lu!M ... ..... .._.,,_ --doing~ -Tustin Ave s .... 1.121 Sant• MM. Call! 92825 ........ Newport ~ PubllsnoO Orange Coast P\&JC NOTIC£ PubldMd Of•noe Coest ,_,~CA atll 'L~ .,_I. MM9 ITATIMfNT B RAD F 0 R 0 Ana CaM 82705 Marilyn Wooten 912 CA._, DallyPllol Mey 1 11 1!> 22 DaJyPtaotMeyl,t 15 111111 Pvolilhed Orange Coast ITATIMKNT The~lt'lgl*'IOmaro ENTERPRISE. !>85 Stur· M9ck M Mryazakl 344, CAidor Pl . Newpof1 8eac:h Publllhed Ofange Coast tNJ NOTICI MT 1&o Daily Ptlot May I .•. 15. IN69 The lo4towtng pettofll .. ~~~ES IONS geon, eo.ta .,..._, Caltf Kings Court, Colla Mesa. ahl 92660 OellyPllotll.4ay8,t .15 19119 11.4-tJt INVJTIHO'alOI •-1C11t1oTIM' mil I OOlflQbullneult • 92621 Cel1I 92826 lh•• busineu .. GOn • ml 182 ••o ITl.M NO. w ,._ nu ""' BAOHZE STITCHES 2e5 17 185 ~ .. wtiope St Unit J , Linda LOtraine Btaotord Thia bu1tne11 11 con-duel.Oby co-p.,tners a.-u• lllftTll'r P\B.IC NOTICE NOT IC E IS HEREBY '1CTTTIOUI ltUIMU l't&.IC NOTICE Santo Tomu •8 Co.ta F~=:= ~~tl~ 515 Sturgeon. Cotta Mae, ducted by aninO•vtOu~I The 1eg11tra nl c:om ,.~ ""'"°" GIVEN that seal10 •AMI ITATlllllNT·· -litOTICI Mwa Cai.I 92827 Callt 1262' The rtg11tra"t com-menceo 10 trenaac:t t>u51• flCTTTIOUl9UltN£11 l>foOOMIS W1tlber-V.Ob) r Brian Paut LaPard 26~ eo.tero "*' lrvWlt *"" This bualn•tt l• con· ~ 10 lrtn-'tt buSt· ""' unoor IM f1et1hOVI ,tCTITK>Ul IW8*£11 NAllll ITATl.M!NT lhe City ol Coat• ...... 10 The IOMOW!ng S* ont a . tNVITING:• s.n10 TOlllN •B Costa 92714 duc1.0 by an lndl"'<lual neM Und9t the l•CllllOUI bullne•• name Ot name• NAMI ITATEMENT Tiie fottow•no penor'll aro wll Tne Clly Council p 0 d<>1Nno buO~L~MING 33 lltO ITIM . ... Meta Celli 928:l'7 rn11 bullneH II con. The 1egla1rant com-buatnell "•me °' names ll1led above 0" March t• The IOllO'Mng P&llOll• 1te dotng bullness n Box 1200 Colla Meu C•••· IETW ., NOTICE· IS HEREBY ~ e>.Vla LePard 265 ducted by an lr\dt'toOuel rnenced 10 traneac:t buSI· Hated 1t>ove on Ap11I 21 1989 d°Cc!.t>uaineuu R J Cl1AM BEALAIN •o•nll 92828 1200 on Or S.Hcape D• Newport GIVEN tnat •••••d Sat'IO Tomu •8 Colla Tne rep1111a n1 com· ne,e undet the l1ct111ovt ltll9 Mat1lyn Wootan C AST INTERIORS t 76J COMPANY 2 It Topu Ave before lhe hOU< t l 00 1 m 8uch C411tt 112863 · l>'ooosall *"'De •ec: .. "ed by Mata Caltl t2'27 motlCld 10 trllltac1 bvSf-~ name or names M~ M Miyazaki TllT1 11atemen1 "'a' llloO Orange Suite D Colla Bal.boa ISiand Caltl 92662 on F11da~ .,.,., 19 1989 11 Mason Allen Hur>ge<tord the C111 ol Cotti -~ to Th11 bus•neu " c:on-._. unoer ,,,. llCtlhou. tlat.O above on.. April te, Thia ttalemont wu hied With the County Clerk 01 Or Mesa Cal1I 112627 Ron Jay Cham1>erla1n 2 t t lh•tt be the reaponllblllly 01 33 Seaac~ Ot Newport wtl The City CoullQ• ,.. 0 Clucl.O by c:o-pan,_1 bullnen ~ Of nlmOI 1N9 with the Count., Cle<lc 01 Of· a"09 County on Ap11I 27 EMN Enterprl•H Inc Topu Ave· BalbOI ISl•nd ,,,. bidder 10 dellver hll bid Beach, Ca 11 92863 · Boa 12oo:Co11a M ... Cali-The ,.11111,."1 com· titled ebo\19 on Aprll 3. 1989 Lind• L Bracllord .C 1 .. r 2• t98t Cahlo..nra corp 180 Cab11llo Calll 92662 10 the Cit C'-k s Ottice by Th11 bu11neu 11 con· tOflllt 92828 1200, on °' ___. 1 i-~ t ..... Tl\ClmllS ,.,. ~eEJvoy ange ovn., on ""P'' " ,41-~· t•B Co11a Meera C.1111 ' ~ d·~t&A bw •ft ..... ,v........ .._.~. , ...... "-·· 11 oo 1'" ,._....., 0 ..... soc .,....,. T ...... , ••• --... -..._.. Thia 111atemont was Ille<! 1989 ....., " Th11 bus1ne11 11 con ,,,. prC>Oft' announced 1.me -... , ~· ""' ""' .,..,_ '"'" • ....,. neat unoer the ltet•Uous .... ..,_,_,, ,...., wlttltl'leCountyCJertlofOf· f•ttt7t Publ1She0 Orange Coaa1 92627 ouctaoby an1norvo0uat 8Kl•••llbopubl~opened The re911111an1 com ~frtday_ Me1 t9 11199 U Dueineu name °' nemet wnnttteCOlir\l'fcqjflflfOr· ~County °" Al)ft~ Publlttled Orengo Coast Dally Pilot May 8 15 22 29 Thia buamen It con The •eglstran1 co1'11 a d read atoud at 1 t 00 menced to ransact t>vsi lhall C>e•I"-reaoon11bllol'f ol litt.O abollo Of\ (not Y•ll anQeCounty on Apr• 5 t9119 P•ttU5 0.I~ Pn 1 M 11 15 22 29 11180 due1ed by an mdi'(1dual menceo 10 1ransact bus• , 'J!: Of ii• aoon 1,,_,81111 , nen uneler tne l1c1111ovs tht t>tddel 10 Clell\191' hll t>ld B•ian lePard F'.41U03 Pubffllled orrr Coast t"ll o ay ' · · M·t•5 The re11111ren1 com nea1 unoor tne 11c1it1ou• F buJtna1 name or names 10 lhe Clly Clefll t Olf1C41 by T"·t atat-t ~u 11.._... "°"blttllod Ot'arige Cout • meneed 10 tran$1Ct bu!M H l>'ICllCat>.. on rlClay llt1.0 abc>Ye on A"'~ 18 he .0 1.me "' -·-.. ~ _. "'-'"" P"-.. 11 7 .. o.lly Piiot May 1, • t5. 22. M· 13~ ----------• bv••neet naine Ot naruet May It 111811 "' 1no Council ... • prooer announc; Wfll'I 1ne County Clefk o1 Of. ....., ""'' "°" 1 •• lllla; 1IH •-•c Ml\flC[ neat under Ille fic;hhoua listed 1t>ow ~ llllay I 1989 C C 77 F 1989 Boda wlll be publlciy oc>eneO -r-·-a..on .,_,. 5 19-t t 1119 M· 12• r--..i nu but•,_. name or names R~ cnamt>et•••" hamt>er• lly Hail '" Muon Hungertord and r..O aloud at .11 00 -· ..... ...,.,..,.., ':'"""• ... M-oee ----------"8.fC M>TICE f'tCTITtOUI •UllNeSI 1111.0 above on (not Y9Cl • Th• lla1ement waa filed ~~~a 1~~,1~ 1~:;8.,,1,,;-::1 . Thia t1atemot1t •u h..O 1 m or 81 soon lhO< .. fl., ,.tU1l ----------"8.IC M)TIC( NAMl. 8TATIMENT Ellen N0tg1Wd, Pre110ent with County Clerk ol Or· TEMP-OAARY PERSONNEL wlll'l ltle Cou11Jy c .. , .. of Or aa pracllc.a~ °" Friday Pub11tlled Otano• Coul P\aJC M)TIC£ ----------------'ICTITIOUl IW ... 11 This sttlemenl WH llteO "-·· A ..... .,, ... Counfy on .t.p11f 20 May Ill ttet In the Council Dally Piiot April 17 24 May ---------------'1CTITIOU9 ltU ... 81 NAm STAnMINT The folloWlng pettonl are Wiii\ the County Clefl< ot Or •"08 ....unty on P'~41et22 EAVICES .-,4M1tt Chaml>etl Ctly Hall 77 Fa•t I I ltU 'teTI'TlOUa IU ... 11 MM9 ITAft....-T The loffowtnt ptftont are d~~~=~ "1N COM ange County on Aptll t3 Pvt>hlned Ofange Coasl ~1~:'.!. ~~Sy : ~~· Publltneo °''"r Coaet Ot1ve Cotti Mesa M-OU MM9 9TATl•NT TPlttotlowlng poreons .,. d'!"¥L~~a'rwAN S · MON 16641 Lynn •A.Hunt-1989 ,.15290 Doti., P11o1 M•v 1 8 1!>. 22 1a1nea .. the ouoee o1 the°'"' Pitot May 1 t5 22 ~::~~~~~N'c['~~~:~ "8.IC NOTICE o::;:::;:::.::~· .,. ~F~N~:eNTCOM· PORTS. 1llO Roc:he1t1r '~~:!:ShhCa~t 92 16::41 Publlshed Orange Coast tllllll M-t28 P~renesingAgeniat 77 Fa1t 198 "'4·125 TAACl FOR TAAFFICSIO TE>lASOPAESSCAfER· PANY, 17t11 8aaci'I Bl¥d Cotv1'a M ... ..;, Cmaohdl .912827t "O i.-n •;A Mu~ .. ~.:; Batch oa1ty P1lot.Aprtl 2• May I 8 ~:. ~~·~· 111~-: bee~-NALS ANO CONTAOlll"S PtCTmOU• ...,..... ING 1t20 t w......, •. Santa Suite 204 Huntington nee "' • ~I 92649 .. ,, 15 19119 PtaJC M>TIC[ "8.IC NOTICt Add1uonal Nta ot 1r1e r::r-~~ Ma. C I t2705 BMdl. Calif ' 112a..1 ~::'~W~7 Costa Men . Shefyl Hink 166 t4 t Lynn M· too ~;~:~ne...~.~~"n1~0:,;::: l'tCTITIOUI IO ... U apec1flcatl0tl• mar t>e o•· OOtflQ ~ '*'°"' .,. AcX>ert Loe Ganner !111 Ronald _Craig Norgan Jame• Mahe r t 90 •A.MunllnglonBaacn,Caltt Pl&.IC M>TICE ,tCTITIOUltUllHtll llmlt, 1n .... 1oc1 envek>pe NAMllTATIMINT lalned .. •he Otfic• ot Ille 'a, 0 e :l'u I N E Proepect N ... p()<I 8oech 17941 WhlllOtd Ln . Hunl· A h ' c I M 921149 HAMI ITATIMEHT ldenUINtO on tne oultide With Tl\O lotlooNlno Wtont •r• Puretlallng Agenl .. 11 Fall SUSPENSIOH PRODUCTS c.tir 928&3 lnglon Beach, Celll 92647 c:. ~~:~1 OI • .... lhll buSlneH II con ""9L.tC NOTICI The following pe!'M>f'IS •r• th• BIO Item Numbef lf'ld Ille dolno bualneU aa Otl.,,. Co•ll Meaa Callo lb)JUST IN TIM[ P"OO ~ Mar'*! lllel.an 421 :Sfd:un~:,:.:·:!:~2 Thi• butlneu .. con-dUC1ed by • general part NOTICI. OF IALi d~?ip~1~~RPRISES OpenJno Oat• cc SANTA FE' 157U ::::n:::s~ =-~ ~ ;::; uc, TS 4'00 $0ulh Lemon Pr°'T~ ..... ~ 8eKI\ · dueled 1>y a genetal part· norlhlp NOtiQe 11 hereby given 2700 Petarsoo Pt • 700 Eac:.n btO ana• tp9()1fy Goldenwea1 H11nt1ng1on Ctl'J CIOtk •ill\•n •AKI time If••• An1no1m C altl Thoe 11.,,.," .. ' 1, con· Cellf 92&48 norllhtl> The ragt11r1n1 com pvrsuan1 10 to<:hons 307t Cotta M .... Celtl ... 2626 eec;n end • .,.., nem as Ml eeacn. Calif 92847 t2I05 .... Jam. A Fer1•1ta. 9042 The reg Ill rant com-menced 10 tranaacl bvll· and 3072 ol the CMI Cooe ot Ll1t" C Ttll~. 2700 10t1h In 11111 apectl!Clllone C.,OI Joatin COOi\, 16 142 limit. In 1 .. led enll9f00e. 011911 Dotti 5t!Ctl MO Clutted w, CO-pettners BotH Ave • Munltngton mencoc1 10 tre.nsae1 buti· ne11 unelet Ille flclll lou• 1118 State of Calllornl• the PeteraOn Pt •700 Costa l>.nyandella11teo11on1101he l'0tll:1t111a Ln Hun1ino1on io.llllfled onfhecwt..0•1t1o•tll Cent• 1•"1 •A Colt• _ Tiie '•glltrent com• BeachT 'Cattt 92647 ,_. una.. Ille tlclltlOut bualneu namo 01 names undersigned El T0to Gar u~-Calit ...... 2• epecil!Clhont f'!lutl be Cleat· e.acn C1hf t21147 lhe Bid Item Num!Mf ancl the ....,.. C.r 81127 mtflCllO to tr~ D\it.1-hls bulln"' 1s con· 1 .... _,, ,........_ _ fnol .,.11 ....,.. .,v v 1 ·~ 1 ....... _... d 1 " 1 Opening Dl•e .... .: b neaa Ul'>def IM t.ct tio..• ducl.O by a general oon· bUllnetl name Of nanwe ···-.,., ... -· ,. 199 •tll toll at publle ave-Tills bualneu 11 con· Y "' ... .,.., an • utl o Thi• b1111nH1 11 con Eeen bod . anan ao.ctly ,._ ulinlh• •• COii• ~ netM Of "*"-nerltlli> tlll.O abo\le on Ao<•• 13 Sf\etyl Mina. uon. al 1022 E Chestnut duc:l.O by an llldtvldvll •t forth any 1111m In tfle duCteO by an lndtvldual HCh and every item •• Mt dvcted Dy en ind•...Ou.i ...., eoo.e Of\ AC)f;! " tt119 T1141 ttalemef'lt was hloO Santi Ana Caltl at 10 oo Th 1p1c1t1ca11ona •hall be The tlgl•trant com. The t•"'tlt.aRI co"'~ '"' Tht rag1ttranl com-v1ft~• J Am""'~ with lhO County Ctetk ot Or· am on Maw'2e IH9 tne IOI· • regillrant corn· C°""°' lot reteetion 01 tne menoed to traoMCI t>vll· torth 111 the IPIQl~.on• .-bl.u menc:ied to 1r1naact bulll· ·-"""" = Counly on April ,8 , · meneed to t1aneec1 t>vsi Aft1ltlCIMuc:es>t1«1t10 tne ~ •• tt~l "°°911 Gartner '""' under IM hctltlOVI Thi• ttat~t was llled .. . ~ delcrlboO pro1>4tfly neu undef tile llc:llflOVI nut und9t the flc1tll0\IS apec:AllCellO'll """'be delll• ,..... ~ Ille "'"'00\19 Ttllt llA.1-t ... "'°° bullnesa With thO Covnty Qerk of Or· 1 • 10 wtl bu.inoN natne Of nama Eac:tl btd thall Mt l0tth IM bu~ name ot narM9 ... .,, ll'll bod and 1 !lvte 10 ~ '*-., n~ .,1h ,,,. Oountt ci.ra. of Or· name °' names ange Counl"' on •~11 27. '"57U 19114 Pontiac LteenM ...,., 14 lull names and r~ .. ol 11.0 abolle on •A<lf I ttn ·• Od aboW on M81Ch 2t ,. __ 1111.0 above on Aptlf 20 111119 ' ......, Pubhlhed Orange Coast 3 311 AK K W A S H lt1led at>O,,. on A.,." Ill pettona and P•rh.. CatOI J Cooti .._.. .. , lotlh any Item in '"-ange VYU"I) on Apnt It 19:9 aid C N '41~ O..ty Pilot April 2• ll.4ay t 8, 1G2AF37A tEP253487 19~ry C Tttll 1nterNted In lhO Pf~ll II TNI ttll~ wu hi.cl •Ptclflcat1ona 111111 l>o 1Ta1en D Stien tNt T;: , .. ,.,,:i,a:a, ltlld Pubtllhed Otano• Coast 15 1989 Said nlo Is tor lht Till• ttatement wH .,led the bid 11 t>y a corooration wtltl the County Cletlt Of Ot· ~ IOt relec:tion or '"-TM atatwnerlt "" flied Pwbaahe<I Or.,,;•: with tile Covnly Clerk of Of. Dally Piiot May a. t5 22 2t. M-10• pVtl)OM ot aa111fylfig llen ol 111r1th !ht County Clotk Of Ot'· ..... 11'1t namee of Ille of. enot COunty on Apr• 13 [ach bid"'-" Ml IOfth IN •Ith IN COwnt't cw. OI Or· OMy ~ ""'"' 2•. ~ I I 91'99 County on "Pnl 28 1989 1no unoer1igne0 '°' 1owong anoe county on Aptd 11 llctfa who can tign en 1tt11 IUll "*"'"and r~ Of ange CcM!ty on Apr• 11 15 1 1Mt F•ftelO M· 148 P\8JC NOTICE and lt0f'09 l<>getllltf '#llh ttH eGf""*'' on behalf of the '41~ all portol\t and pam•• 'Ml .£ . ..-.-.u .. ----------·---------------Cotti of ldYefllSIOQ and 81(• ,.,57M COtpot8110n Ind whether Publlthed Orange Coat! ttcl iJI Ille ............ I r. ···-·----------Publlthed Or•no• COHI PllJlJC NOTICE flCTfTIOUI IUllNHI pen101 of •ale Publlahed Orange eo111 more than one qthcet Mutt Dally ll'llot Ac>tll 24 Ma., 1, 11 •nt9tff Pl......-1 Publlahed Orlll09 eo-1 "8.JC MQTIC( Del~ Pllol May II, 15, 22· ~9· ..... SUTEMINT Ootld lhtl Ill day ot M1y, Daily PllOI ~1124. Mey I I •Ion If the bid II by a Piii· 16 ''" ~':t!1.: ~°"~,!:':. o.Jy ~ AIWI t • Mat I • , _______________ _ 198 M· llf ~TITIOUI IW ... 11 Tho IOl!Ow1ng pereone are tNt 15, 1"9 nenhoP Of I IOlflt '*'lure M-099 '"*' wno tall ttQn an 15 !Mt '9CTl110Ue .,_ .. NAllll ITATIMINT dOlnO l>ullnets.. II Tero Oat .... lty *" M· 102 ,,.,. IM ~ and .O· 80fM'Mnt on behalf ot Ille M ,05 ..... •TATl.mWT The IOltowtno oerton• .,. NICOLE RE.Al n 2 civic: ....,,.,, dt ..... of ell QeN!fal part· "8lJC NOTIC( """•tton •ncl wn ''* •-,,,. Ttie ~ f*'llDN 11• c1a1no bullnoM 11 Ptua. Suite 200 N....,oott Publ•lhOd Ofa11g1 Coa11 ,.._IC NOTIC£ Mr• eno JOI"' otentuf8'1 11 ~inen ono onic. •"'"'' ,_ ll)TIC( C101nQ """""' • c 0 M p u T E A R l!i • 8aa6h, Call! 82660 Daily Piiot May 8, f989 11'1• blddot 11 • •o•• ,ecl1'n0Ua 9UIMll 9lQn II ~ blCI II bV • 1>41'1· PICnnoue ..... I'll.IA J Cf'OW( • AS SOURCES GROUP, 44 Wiiiia m Yacot>Ou1 Jr M151 ,tCTITIOUleutMH Pf09f ... Otthl9 Ot anoth., U.STATI...,. ,,.,lf\IOOta jOlnt"91'1t\,,. ..,._ITA,_..., IOCIA~aCator1111090 Beacon Bay, Newport Doino wor11 a1 Nicole Realty, __ .,.II)_ • ...-ITATl•NT entity tn.t don bueinoel TM following S*IOnl .,. atat• the n~ ll'ld ad-Tho.__... ., .. ~ 1111 SW · Beach C1hl t28e0 10 IUtfll"O lroe. N9wpofl ,.-."' '1.w; Ttle loliowWlg c>ersont et• vn09r a ne1111ou1 llllf'M, tile OOlng buMlell U .,,_...of 6" feNral PAfl· ~ ~ ~ ·~ Orw.. &ante Ana Calot Anne c Amundaon, 4• 8-Ch. Cthl 112660 dOlng but<MN •• bid tllall ~ 11'1 lllO fMI name A ., , 0 " D A e L ( ,.. encl IOinl \19nlllfef• " oc;r.T COAal STUCCO t110S Beacon 8-y. Newport Thi• buSll\OH Is con-,tennoue ........ , ONE STOP SUPPO"T ot the blclW With. <lffio• EUOANCE CfAAMIC TILE ,,,. blddat It • IOI• ~70 ...... ..,,,. uo1. .. ... J C.owe • "•· e..cn. Calif t2860 d11cteo by a n unln• NA• ITAnMINT' SEl'IVICU 1555 MtU neuon fOllO.ll'lg 1no•1~ INSTALLATION 1921 Clip. Pl~.,,. Or another C.. .._. C. ut;• ........ IM, • nit Thia bullneH la con• corporated u1oc1111on Tno lott~no Ptfl<M"ll .,. Vttde Df r.;... •58C. Cotta 'oeA (th9 rc1111ou1 name)• P« Df HUl"lllngton BMcll onttty "* c19e1 .._ °"" ~ _.111 S COl'P0'•1i0fl IPJI llfr ouctedby aptntratpart·o&h«thanapertneran1p Cl~T~l:Ks. ·"" MeML•··ceiiv·!..'.!9~~ 15u :~ame~·.,.no~~·.~M, ............... 21 """'aflctttiouenatN lho~ Ave. l A CeM .,°'~Y"eOI Sa.n1a An• C.trt n«llhtp Tiie reg111ran1 com . ,_ --..,.w_ ._ "v" ~· ......... .,. bidlhlltMlft!Mteelnamt to014 ' The registrant com· rnonceo 10 1raneat1 bull• llta)'lotk Df • Huntington M ... Verde Of £111 •58C unteea ttwt • a evnent Cll~ Or , M.untlngtOI\ at ltle tltddtr ~ 1 ._.. TNe O..Mrl ~6 4 ~ to lfal'IMCt butt· Mii Under tile ltctthOll• leatll. Calll 121147 Cotti Meta, Oabl 9288 rogl1tt1tlon will\ lhe Otanqt leach Clllf tH.. kWI ~ ._..._. It COfl• ...._ IN:.' a C4i11Dr.._ .,... under tho fletltiou1b\lllf\et1 nam•0t namea 1~All:'~~(~:~ T~ t>utln• .. 11 con Countr~ordtr.lflc-of Thia bv1lnott l•-COtl· n~(-=•~l;,~W • .,.4•• c•r••t•flOfl, ,,,., ••••••••••1=11':::' N~ namee ~= 6t>o\'tl on Apt"•I ~I •.. ::_ C.W tHA? ~ "r.;.~·~om· =at~atne ~~~ ~ '9;:'.~om-==-,.._ -::'·.,."°U: ,..... , • ~=-c.::: :T'"°~ ~ H ,_Ill I-Anne Amlolndton w 1111am ~acooom Jf Th .. bvl!Mlt ~ fMIWCI 10 tranwt bvto ~wy. T,...._.,, and ,,_.. 10 tr11nMC1 bull· ..,,._ ttwe • a twreftf ::!.'!!.._.._. ~ _ 11et,: n. ._,.._ 11 con. -• ·····-Tiii• tl81etneft1 .,,, •• tt• Thlt ltatemonl .... !lied ducted by, an ll'ldMdlHll ,,... undef IM fiCllClOU• Men.oer 11911 IHlder !tie flcm -._,_ -~ -• -· -••• •• wrtn Ille County O...-lt of Of. with Ille CO\lnty C•k of Ot· Tiie retlltrtnl com ~ name or 11411Mt Tiie City CoullCll Of t"e ~ ~ or nemet ca=-=:.:."-:~""; ........... Oii ~II t~ ......... -r ':"""~ C*l Mort,..~~"-* 11'99 C<KHlty on APfll ti.~ Cou"tY on AP'11 13 tMl'ICtCI to trlMICt butl· ._. .. _....ontnotyel) Ci1ypf90tte.._.reMtwt.., al>Oite on•• 11 .._lllieM ~ ''!!.:~ JJM ... 111ra r" com· ...,._..._.,.,., lMt ttat neat ~ IM flctlllOUI L• y Df9w , ~ flgflt 110 "'9d My Of Ill 1Mt ~ ' ~ 1 ti --........, !JO ....a 1101roedw8~ 11411711 1141191 ---~ Of '*-TIN .;9*Nnt WU toled Didi JonettienF'lldlef .__ "" ..,.,,., TM Ill mlt ...... ~ Wldier tf\11 ~ Colla Mete • ' Put1M11eO a...~ ~Otlthecl Orenoe ca.at ....., ~ °" Nl't11 N ..i1t1 "'° Countr c1ot11 o1 Or· o...o • 1, '"' TM "~' ..,.. t11ect ._...,,, ,,...,,., .,,,., ..,. ""o...y on of Or· ~ ,.,,... ., "*'* ..... DallyHCMAPfll2•.Mert,f , CMllyP110t~tl24,Mt111.t, "rt11t'1i -.i Cololnty on A.oril 1t. ""=-:e°':"'f°ttteo.tl WlttlttleCW'1yCMn!OIDf· ~ .... City Counal _. .. ;1; OoY!fy °" "-'' l6. ..... .-..~~U. " ,... 11, 1Nt TNt .. ' -1 -..., ·-Deir rt. MIU = County on ... ti. ~ .. c.oeta ..... ,.....,.... • 1141119 ... ~========~~~;.;;::::oil;~M-:.!t~1J~~====;;;:;:~M~·~10~1~1--.. ,. __ c..,. of°' ,.... 1 .. ~ '° ,.._, .., cw 11 ~ =-Or ,.__. ,_ 'J er... Pua•••,, r --• 1111111uted Clfanoe c... ,.,.. ..-.... "-TNt 11111 ,,.. ... -.a =~ Oii .. 27• Dlltr ..... Aelf .. ~ .... ..,1,1 ,..,..llllflltd 0r::-c.,eo. ~ ~· ,... = ... ~.'~' .. .--~~ .. (); . .. -..-Ao ~ 111 ,. M·l10 !WI.. ~= .. ~· -t I ~·~..2'r--H~ ....... c..r ... ~= ..---..,..,. -"!!£.--· M 111 ~.--..._J.9-I •.a::: -=,,.._...,., fl.'2 2' ---w . ~ n.a......,.,....... .,.. M·1 .. PM:TmOUla:llllH :m:.......... • ...... -------~-! _.STAN DWT C• HAUL 'I HAU TY _., JT.'9 ~ Tlla '°'""'I 1*90f1e n IAL tt»lf'C t M"Hl'I • ... ~--. ....... -.i-. ~-...,.., lt0.2 laedl IMJ. .,.. .... t •IC .C C ~Ollhecfl,C .... !i l•ICONTIHINTAL CA,_I..... 1i~1iimi'i&ml•l --CO •• llfO CJPro11 Ot., ,._ 0 W... "'9 Vt ~ ,... lttiltS(fl ~leadl.Callf .... , --~--·......_. L-.; ..... l?l ..... ,,...... ..._, • .,. .. :~ CIM ~ -· 0.-Or~ i...,.. ...._. H Hill tOll I ..... L , -Cilf __ , .................... ~ T'Nt ~ It COfh Ollr ..... Qll. ..... _, "'.......... , .. "".. .• • ~~;,;[J•1" ....... -. c.o........ "•• , ......... , '°"'" ..... " Jo""...... .... .. Ct#..... ....... .. W..... ....... TM , .. 41trMt ... .'"'9 . ...., ......... , .. _ . ._ ...................... -~i~iii ~Dr .......... O.. I ....-.. ,.... ., ...... ,_ _.., .. tNa llcllfllW II ....-..... ..,A =e-tr =-·..-.. ...... =~ , ... ,....,.,... .......... .... -_. • ~ ...... -"-"' •ca.., ...... l i , - TIUI Nolic;e •• ~btl&l..o Ou•Sulnl ID Ille O<<>ef Of tile (;II) <.;ounc11 OI ,,,. l..•IY of 11unllngl0fl S.acn and ,,,. Huntington A.0.Y~I A~cy • Olltct Mey 8 111811 ; 'StL~...,c;.-.., .... !--..t i.. --1 ... 2 I I L H ... rTA COMHll •"OCKWAY, CITY CUM, CITY M HUHTWGl'OM MACH LlfOAl DESCfttl'TtON-ouv•w AMA"~"OJECT EXHIBIT 8 l ti 3[]~- TER AVE. r M l ... AMENDMENT NO. ONE TO THE OAKVIEW REDEVELOPMENl PROJECT Project Area Map •••Project rea Boundaries Areas Exempt from AcquiSitk>n by Eminent Domain ' _ .. . ,,. .. , . ,. ' l ' . . "I played first base, Dolly played third base and PJ played shortstuff ." -----l--:;;;;;;;;;;;;=;;;;;;;;;==:::::;;~=:::::::;:::..::=i by Brad Anderson "Hey! That's a letter drop .. not a puppy drop!" PEANUTS The name of the other team was ])ev i 1 's Advocate GARFIELD ''They always win,'' he said." 1 hate to play Devil's Advocate~'' i I i i l Dlt1"08 THE llEPfAClt by Hank Ketcham ~ MV Hf.ARlS GOIN' t<I~ SWW t()W, BUT IF '(QJ WAAT ME TO, l CAN REV rT U . • by Charles M. Schulz by Jim Davis TUMBLEWEEDS by Tom K. Ryan A t"lftlt .. oF VAL.ILJM FOR BETTER OR FO~ )VORSE SHOE JUDGE PARKER " SHORTLY AFTER Sflt.N\ LEAVES THE OFFICE. 9AU • .0R ARRIVES WANTING 10 TALK WITH GLORIAA~T HI PHONE LL F~OM LYNE TE I ~IIAU<W~. I'VE GOT' 10 SR.ASM C»J A unu: 'ltOOD Pf<OA.'~ ... .. .._ ...... -.. ~-- by Jimmy Johnson DO 'rt>() K»DN WMAT lMlb ~~~<:.thTW "H ~W ~11~~·~ by Harold Le Doux by Tom Battuk 1N~Ot!WA1liffHCU ~ ~~MIN~ lh • DOOllltSBUltY by Garry Trudeau ~I 601 OVTA ~ ... \