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FRIDAY, MAY 12, 1989
Crash of copters
r .. .......__ .. ~marder ,j· i·nd
Thrlll rides
A ~rder t•lr•• • rid• no amusement
parts can Mafdl wttlle drC!'PP•ne down th•
f11ee of • towertne waye Thursday at the
W•de• In Newport •••ch. -Th• storm -
generated surf drew • steady stream o f
p.ople to the end of the PenlnsuJa all day,
but most of them nay•~ on th• shore to
watch the action. Story o n AJ.
Fo,rd Aerospace lays off 300
as quality control revamped
By IRIS YOICOI Ford offic1nl!I .ns1~t managemc-nt
Of_o.11¥,...SWff tool. the in111at1\e lo conduct lht<i
Up to ~ emplo)ecs arc beina re,1ew on 1ls O'-'O. "abo'e and
temporanly laid off u Ford Aero-be)ond .. contractural or legalrequ1rr·
space·~ Atronutroruc DivUJon 1n ments Ncwp<>rt Beach dunna a IT\ 1ew ot the Howe\ tr, the aC\1on follo""cd an
firms quaht)' control procedure'!. Apnl d1rccme from federal officials Man~aement temporanl~ shut to correct '>Orne ghtchl·~ an thl'
down the product inspection and inspccuon procc~
acceptance S}stem as an tntemal The Ford Aeronutron1c 01\.1s1on
rtv1ev. of the enurc quahl) assurance dcs1a.ns. engineers and manufacture~
process as conducted soph1st1cated hardv.are u~d pnmar·
Certain houri} cmplo}ttS '""oh cd 11> b)" the Dcpanment of 1.Xfen~
with manufacturing and an ~cuon The plant at Jamboree and Ford
v.crt temporanl) laid off dunng thu roads emplO)'S 3.100 emplO)<"<'S and rc~valuat1on. which could talct' an)· handles betv.ecn S400 malhon and
whert from 30 to 60 da\'S. Ford SSOO million '-'Onh ot contracts a
offictals said. )car
As man)· a.s 300emplo}cc could br Manaaement began la yang ofThour·
aJTccted, "but th.at doesn l n~sanl) ly emplo)tts 1a) 3, said Ronald K
mean all or them wall be out for that Renier. VICC president of busan~\
lcnath of time." ,pokcswoman Suun dc .. clopment and planning
. Pearce \aid. • Mcanv.h1le. te:ims of·productaori.
Some cm plO)CC1 ma)' be back on cnamccrini. quaht) and contract •
the JOb in a couple of days. while ptocurtmcn1 pcnonnd ~ ch~kma
cmplo)ttS of oth~t W"ctaon~ Jn•> bt' , quaht) control 1n all area . vcnf) ana
aonc (or a month or t•o. Pean-c saad.t contract ~U]rt'ments att bcina met,
C'O\ t ·:H ~ l'OH l I l'D \ 11
Pcan.c )a1J
The quahl\ a'>surance program
'°'oh cs all lcsl\ and IC'>I cqu1pmcn1.
as "di as emplo} cc 1nstruct1on
Management -.111 adopt an) modi·
ficnuons-or ampro,emcnl the re' tt"\\
tcana fed are ne'cded. "1hcn "''"II
resume m1rmal operat1on<i ... PenrC'l'
\atd
General Manager Jame \\ ool·
oough decided to conduct this "o;clf·
3\SCssmcnt" to ensure 1n Pt\ lion
protedures .... en· at a superior ll'\\'I,
Ressler ~ad
But '-'hat apparcnll\ spurred the
self-as~sml'nt '-'3~ an "e,«Utt\C
acuon .. lc11cr an pnl from Delcnsc
(on tract ..\dm1n1 \ration~'"' ice., of·
licaal!. c~prcs tng l:On~m!'. about the
quaht~ prosram The~ a k.cd that
Ford prepare and submit a COf'Tl'l·ta' c
plan
The letter follov.ed a 1m1lar re-
quest in September. when the quaht}
proaram rttCI\ cd a Method (' ratana
af\er a rnutanc &<>' ernmcnt m~pcc-
(f'lease ... ,Otto/ A2J
Ex-councilman now writing
new$ instead of making it
about an upcomana C\tnt and men·
tio-ntd in pauina that ••Jack Kelly w .. aoma to send a team of reponcn from ah~ Huounaton Beach 'ev. ••
That st1 rrt'd up more quC\taonL
Contacted qa1n. Keib allowed tlw
ht had -a pan1Clpataon ~fMnt ..
wath .ttununaton Buch Ncv.s o••
en
"Tbat') as tar n l care 10 IQ," ht
id.
Some mi ht"'~ the\ r.'9p01'\W -. .. Yn. he s bc:Ma&ht into tM papcir ...
lly J ANET ZIMMERMAN
Of t,,. o.-y ,._ Sc..,
.March I 0. 19 ' 1 he 48-mtlc pursu11
at umes reached peeds of90 mph
The :--le"-pon Beach and Co ta
Mesa police heh1,.optcrs crashed in
m1da1r. li..1lhng t ..... o offi~rs and a
Cl\ than obsener on the Costa M~
am:rall T...._o otlicers in the other
c.:hoppcr sun t\-Cd the crash.
For the first tamt' an ( ahfom1a J
car thief was convicted ·o( scc.:onJ.
de&rec murder for spurring a cha~·
that ended wath the deaths of threl'
men an a midair lOlhsaon of poh<.'c
hcl acoptcrs.
Vincent Acost.a \m1led shp.h1I~ 3'>
the clerk. rc~d the guilt> ..en.h<.:ts on
each of the' three murder ~ounl!>
Thursda> as afhcc\pt'<'lcd tht' "'(1rsl
Dcput) D1stm:1 Attomc> Tom
Borns said the ca~ should not be
rnmtd<"rcd prece<knt-~ll•ni.
Acosta. who will turn 2 \ th ts
.... cckcnd, also wa) n>n' acted of au tu
theft.
It 1s the first ~nown ca'>C tn the '>tate.
and poss1bl) tht' nation. "hl·re .i
dn' er ....,a., held responsible for tkath'
an the air kg.ii C\pt:rt) ..aid
"For 'ears 1here hll\ c been con' 1C'·
llOn) of car lhae\C who Cau~
collmons on the ground.'' h~ s;nd .
··.\II I askcJ the ~un to rccogn11e 1s
1hat ....,e·re an the _oth ccntur\, .... here
air pur:.um arc \'ommon and 'should
be proteC\ed as v.fll "
\costa was dm 1ng a '>lolen :"lt~<;an
Pulsar "'ht'n he led 1he t'-'O chopJX'r'>
and patrol car<; on the chase through
se"eral Oranae ( u unl) ctllt:..'i on
Under a 1982 ruling b) the 'ita1c
upreme ( oun. automobile dn\ er-.
can be con' 1c1cd ot second-deg.rel'
murd<"r 1f the) continued "'uh thc.-ir
. (PteaM SH '1EROICT /Alt Vlncen~ Acosta
Pow.er struggle in Panama ·
prompts outcry on Coast
By 808 VAN EYKEN
Of lfw Dell¥,.. iol't-
c
Strona emotions. lake "-l'cr-from a dast;int dt'I·
turbancc. arc v.ashing up on 1~ shores of Oran <' { ount\
from Panama. sue of a hfe-and-death 'trugglc bet"'ccn
d1d.ator !\fanuel ..\ntonio 'lonrga and th<' countf'\ ..
dcmocrnlac oppos111on
"It has been a temblc e\pcncm.c for me." ..aid 'ihe1la
Lllhac1. a '-'ell-kno"nPanaman1an aniM '" 1n1 111
~c .... pon Beach ·-rm sufTcnna so mul·h ~cauS(• there· ..
nothing I can do 10 help my ~oplc-·
This wed's clecuons 1n tht' ( cntral .\mcncan
cou11tn. v.crl' v. 1dcl~ reponoo b1, forr1gn obsc.ncrsand thc-
Pnnaman1an ( atholtc Church to ha\t' ho.'Cn nddlrJ \\Ith
fraud anJ corruption ..
On \\ cdncsda) a protest mo1on:-ade led b' oppo'il
tion prM1dcn11al candidate vu1llermo (ndarn cnJCll an
dca1h anJ 'aolcncc-"hen protcstors v.erc set upon b1, prv·
NortegJ thuas. One of Endaras bod)guarch "'a'
reponcdl) lolled 1n tht' met~ and the l\lo.O oppo 1t1on 'KC
pr~s1dcn11al candidates v.ere tnJured '-'llncs\C'\ $3td
President G~orge Bu h announcc-c.J "'cdnc~a' h<"
.... as beefing up troop strength at th<" Panama Canal /one·
bas.cd Southern Command to protl'U o\men\·an an thl·
area
Ltchacz said news stones ot 1hr '1olcn1 1n1.1den1 and
m aftermath filled her "''th sadne\'\
.. , "'aSJUSl shopping and a "Oman in the ~hop ~1d to
me 'Pid )OU Stt what hap~ncd 1n Panama. "What tho~
tcrnblt people dtd,..
"I told her. ~all a minute. these thu~ that }OU \C< on
T\ arc not the ~ople of Panama The Panamanian
people arc wonderful. lo''"' people ·· -;he said
.. Dldn'l )OU Stt them linan• up peact"full~ to \Ott'.
v.halc this ternbk man. this !':onqta '-'BS lr"\ang 10 steal
1he clc1.uon?"
Late Wcdne\da). the Nonep rcg1ml' dl't:lal"l."1 the
cl~t1on \Oad, cuma what at called "fo~•sn intcrfercnct •
But Tom Fuentes.. chairman of the Oran e Count>
Republican Pan) and a lonatame fncnd o the late
Panamanian archbt hop Tomas ( la,cl. ~1J fraudulent
~!'sends troops to Panama A4
l'letuon v.crc an intqral pan of P:anama's h1 tor\
.. Jn fact. 11' somt'what 1ron1c 1h.at whCn thc
archbi bop left Panama 1n 1%9 and ca~ to ~1~ in
C altfom1a. tt was a 1i l't"Su11 oftm pubhc cl'tallt"nJC to .,,.hat
he bche'\C'd "Cre' fraudulent t'let·uons." Fuent~ ~d.
Fuentes saa.d ht' bche,ed the d ~le of the nK
to po"er of Noncga ma) ha'e contnbut<.'<1 to C'la,cl's
death last October
··1 blame the :-.lonega regime," Fuentes said. "The
archbishop h3d 1uc.t rttumed from Panama. and J
remember how dasheanenc-c.J and sad he \\-as at ....,hat was
happening
"I befrt',e that contnhutc-d to the high blood prcssun·
and the cm911onal and phy~1olog1cal train that t'\ entu-•ll> led to his hcan auad. ··
Ltchacz ..... ho ~as also a fne'nd o fthr M'Chb1 hop. said
she a&ttC'd -.uh Fuentes l
But she ndd<"d that wmr of1he ~pons1b1ht) for th(
n$t of Nomcga la' v.1th the l nlled 1atcs
•· .\s earl) a I 1.J66 he "'as alread' the power behind
the go,emmcntao Panama:· he said .. He wa being pdld
b) the Amert\ an ( I.\ Th.t national guard that he has, he
built that up and built 11 up. all with o\mcncan money.''
he ts afraid for ht'r fa mah. mo t of"' hbfn s11ll hvc 10
Panama. he !kltd 'ih<' dad not knov. "hat "'a 101,ng to
hap~n there
.. I ho~ tht' peopl<" don't ft&)'lt because af the) do.
there's 101na to Ix a bloodbath.'' sht> !"I.a.Id. "The people of
Panama art' no1 '1olen1 Th<"' don·t knov.: how to use
&uns. f'm JUSt pr.l\ IOi that tht<. hombl<" man ~1U lca\C
Panama fore, er ·
Oranae ( ()unt~ ·.., con,rc u.lnal n:prt'St"ntall\CS are
part of the \\ldc tnparusan conscn us m the U.
ao,ernmcnt condemning the action ofNoncp·s rtgtme
and calling for the dictator co Slt'p do'-'n.
No one ho"c' er ,., <'\PIT 1n1 a cl(ar opinion as to
(Please SH .. ANAMA/A2)
Clothing slasher
damages 38 si.Jits
I)' IRIS YOKOt
Of-..~ .... IUl'I
A clothes wh1nJ mead nt, s1m1tar
to thote that ha'~ Plaaucd arr.1
Ck))anmtnt tore for ncarl> '""o
)tan. ruintd $23.000 v.ort.h of men·
suit la t v.ttl cnd an C\t>P<>" ~ h,
pohcc rtPo.rtcd Thund.a).
To date. the ~ln!ll of wa h•f\P h.a rnul~ an ncarl S\00.000 .-. nh of
uaa be1n1 rum~.
of men'\ cloth1na 'l.la,h1n that l\a'c
OC't umJ in (. o'l.tt Met1 and t'Wp<lrt
lka h 1n the past two )C:~.
It 1 not ~no~n a( the slash•~ arc
\he v.or Of One person Of C\ Cl\ tf the
su pcct 1s mak or female.
mtt1mt bct-.ottn turda)' and
Monday, eight M.111 \\~tt l11hed at
~1eman tarnu an f a.hfoa lMUd.
cau\lng SS. -•orth of d.ari\aet.
·e~pon Brach poh~ ctman
Bob C>al..lt) sald
TM suit, ~ an flat quati')'
~~.
~wrote a tnl»u~ to LUClllt 811 w''" whom M ~ on an .. l l.Ove • Lucy.. cp90dc. and thara htt Ht 'rtally .,Med up abOUt m:-ml
ID \ht""°'' rectnt p1sodt -· l fin<"
IM'ft't wits -worth a t0\11 of
S23.600 -Mtt found ~ ti a w.,, obi«t at Robin n·, and
N.rmaaMarcu ~nment forts tn
flilluon lt.l1nd
At Robin n· lO uch " peesave
"'" -...otth .s 11.000 -weft si. he'd ti0mtt1me betwe<'I\ 9*t.-.r
·GPi•IOltl °" C11) ckwclopmtnt wi~ ... propoealt ~ the or.,. .Counry mda\ WMn chC paper 11 d1ttribUt8a · l"ranipona11on Comm1u1on t o
td Frilll • .. ~ ... ICSU.Y /A21
ORNI G
·~pon. ~h poh« ckittUH
lrt an~etl'llll"I tf ,la t Wtt .. cnJ·,
in<"idtn" art C"Oftntt1~ tn the n
..
and Sunda). IC'COC'dl"I lO oetlty.
• :th~ wtT'f the ""' "'""''"" • cwpon ~ tha yter.
~-~uspect' s fat er
offers an allbl In .
Night Stalker trial
LOS ANGELES (AP)-The father
of"'Nil)\t Stalker" defendant Richard
Rkmirn told a Superior Court jury
that his son was in Tens attendina a
family celebradon when he is aUqed
lO have killed an elderly woman.
Julian Ramirez-Tapia of El Paso,
Teus was tbc first ahbi witnC$S put
on the stand Thun<fay by the defense.
He told jurors throu&h a Spanish
interpreter that Ramirez came home
to El Paso i)n May 23 or Ma¥ 24. 1985
to attend fl· first communion of his
niece and stayed there for about eight
days, l_eavina around May 31 or June
I.
"ls there any doubt in your mind
that Richard was in Tens at the ume
you're tellina me?" asked ·defense
VERDICr ...
From Al
action even though they knew it was
dangerous.
Deputy public defender William
Kelley said he will appeal the convic-
tion. possibly because of the ad-
missioo of Aco1ta·~ tatement to
police that he knew the chase was
dangerous.
KelJey contended Acosta confessed
after he was beaten by arresting
officers who were upset about the
deaths of their coUeaaucs.
Superior Court Judge Roben
Fit.qerald ruled ..there was no
evidence of a beat in& and allowed the
statement into evidence. ·
When the verdict was read, Kelley
put bis head in his hands and
appeared more u~t than his client. "I feel terrible, • he said outside the
courtroom. "I don't know why, &iven
the facts of the case, they arrived at a
verdict of .rujlty. How do you expect
me to fcelf'
Jurx membcn, who deliberated
about four hours, refused to speak to
reporters about the one-week trial.
Acosta faces I 5-years-to-life in
prison on each murder conviction
when he is sentenced June 30. Those
terms could run consecutively.
In findina the Anaheim man guilty.
the jury found he was the first hnk an
a chain of events that ended with .the
fiery collision over MacArthur
Boulevard and Bona ta Canyon· Road.
near UCI.
But Kelley said nothing Acosta did
on the ground. no matter how unsafe.
influenced the way the helicopters
were Oown. He contended the Costa
Mesa pilot failed to foUow proper
rules of pursuit by not keeping radio
and visual contact.
Defense and prosecuting attorneys
concur that pilot error caused the
collision. But a victim's error or
ncgliaence does not relieve the defen-
dant of liability, according to pros-
ecutors.
When the Cost& Mesa aircraf\
KELLY ...
FromA1
withhold a recommended half-«nt
tu increase from individual cities
until they can present a growth-
manqement plan acceptable to com-
missionen.
KclJy said that's unfair and fears
the money will so south where most
of the arowth is occurrin& in Oranae
County.
That's the kind of thing that steams
him and inspires him to comment. he
said.
Forced by the city charter to leave
his City Council office last December
after serving two terms in office,
Kelly may not be out of politics for
long.
Lona rumored an aspirant to a seat
on the Oranae County Board of
Supervisors, Kelly said he plans to
enter the race next year.
For: awhile, talk about KcUy's lon,-
awa.ited candidacy seemed to die
down. That set off rumbles that he
may have been barred from seekina = office after the Fair Political
ces Commission flned him
~.ooo last September for failiQ& to
disc.lose his ownenhip of a con-
dominium.
k.elly claimed at the time that the
Pl"Ob'cm arose because of a foul-up by
his clerical staff. R~ntatives from the FPPC &ftd-&c attorney seneral'a office
concurred that the oveniaht wu
clerical in nature. They both said the former actor ii me to run for offlCC.
lf tbe violation bad been deemed a
FORD •••
,,_Al
tlOa. Method C involves a formal
f11Cluell by OE~ for 1 contttive
llCUOIL '
DfCAS oftldalt "Identified • fail· un IO comply witb a apecific 1nspec-
1ioll ,....••for a ccrWD product.'' ......... .ud.did DOlknow ....... ,....., ... « ..... &be
\
auomcr, Ray Clark.
"No. • the defendant's father re-
plied.
Prosec;utton tetlimony at the striaJ
murder trial linked Ramirez to the
murder of Mabel Bell and the at·
tempted murder of her roomm11e
between May 29 and June I, I 98S.
The elder Ramirez tcslimony ap.
parcntly ume as a surprise to the
prosecution. Dcputr District At-
torney P. Philip Halpin asked Lo delay
his croswumination of the witness
in order to investigate the alleption.
H~ ordered the elder Ramirez to
.return Monday for croswumin-
ation and qreed to pa} his plane fare
to Tens for the weekend.
peeled ofT and turned the chase over
to Newport Beach, he broke the chain
that would make Acosta liable for the
deaths. Kelley said.
But Borris said Acosta should be
held responsible because he know-
ingly created a danacrous situation
and showed a disregard for human
life. ,
An accident. 'whether on the
ground or 1n the air. was a foreseeable
outcome of Acosta's actions. the
prosecutor contended.
The Anaheim youth drove at ha&h
speed wuh has liS}lts ofT, passed on the
lef\. ran red lights and drove on the
wrong side of the road, Borri$ said.
He admitted his actions were
dangerous and that he had nearly
JOtten in accidents with other motor-
tsts, according to a taped interview
introduced at the trial.
At Lhe ume of has arrest, Acosta was
on probation after servina a 90-day
sentence for selling cocaine. Records
show lfte also was convicted on a
misdemeanor burglary charge in
1986.
Two Costa Mesa police officers.
Mike Liboltand Dave Ketchum, both
39, and civilian observer Jeffrey
PoJlard were killed. Newport Beach
police officers Bob Oakley and Myles
Elsing were injured.
Multimalhon-dollar claims filed
a~inst the cities by the officers'
widows arc 'pendina. Pollard's wife,
Rebecca, and her dau&hter settled
with Costa Mesa and Newport Beach
for an undisclosed sum.
They could not be reached for
comment.
Pollard's mother-in-law, who dc-
clipcd to &ive her name, was unaware
of the verdict. She said the pain of
their loss remains. despite the passage
of time.
Costa Mesa Police Capt. Roben
Moody called the jury's verdicF'faar
and proper ... The department's heli-
copter prosram has been rebuilt. but
there were no major chanaes as a
result of the crash, he said.
criminal misdemeanor. Kelly would
have been prohibited froom seeking
office for four ycan after the fine.
officials said.
Kelly, who was considered the
most ardent pro-arowth member of
the City Council an rcccn·i years, said
that as of now, he plans to enter the
race whether incumbent Harriett
Wieder runs or not.
Kelly said Thursday, thou&}l. that
it's his "amateurish opiniop" that
Wieder won't seek re-election, that
she may be seckin& a political ap-
pomtment instead.
City Councilman John Erskine, a
colleque of Kelly's and an astute
observer. predicted that Kelly. a
celebrity, would add eJtcitement and
verve to what otherwtsc miaht be 1
lackluster supervisorial campaian. ~j~charisma and P<>f.Ulanty would
easily ovemde any 'baaa&e" he
mi&bt have with has pro-developer
reputation and FPPC fine, Erskine satd.
But Enklne predkts that Wieder,
his former boss, will run apin and
would beat Kelly.
"But Jack would add ucittment,"
Erskine said. "He'd be the sw."
Othen in the know say they have
"stront" feelinas that Wieder won't
try .. n in 1990.
If Kelly throws his bat into the rina.
k'll likely bave Huntinaton Beach
Mayor Wes Bannister and otberi as foes.
"JfJaclt'• io. rm in," Bannist.erhii
laid. "I'd love to run 'IP-inst him. J
did Jn 1980 and he beat me. J wa.nt revenae."
hupect.aon step involved.
MetbOd C ia not an unuwal or
atraordinanlJ '-' ratina, ac:cordin• IO DECAS omciaJL ...
Tbe ratina w. the PfOblem
could tab lO to 60 da~ so comet but
ii noi aerioua ~ for tutemtion
or d itbarment. DECAS ~ 0.y Mand laid.
ford tabaliued "*'"'-UOO plaa1 in ruf W IO biOd9" IO"'Dlftel!' ,.
Ju11eall642-6086
Loats ~asted
The guest of honor l•ugh1 •t rem•rk1 by m•ster of
ceremonies Jim D•I• during •n All Amerlc•n Salute to Norm
Loats on Thursday In N•wron •••ch. Lo•ts, th• retiring
deputy superintendent o th• Newpon·Meu Unified
School District, w•• feted for 28 years of community service.
A per,...nent endowment furtd also was e1Ubll1hed In his ........
Huntingto~ festival at
Gw·c campus Saturday
l y JOYCE IODLOVICH
Of U. 0..,, Not St4'fl
There will be a double cclebrataon
Saturday on 1he cam pus of (•Olden
West College.
The famal) e"cnt •~ c'.\pcllcd to
draw 25,000 Vl)llors ~ho wall <'nJO)
entertainment, food. crafts and a car
show. t\n cmergenc~ vehicle daspla}.
an waJk and flower show w1~I also be
featured.
Huntington Beach Mayor West
Bannister as honoral') chairman of
the 1989 festi val. which has been
designated an offical Orange ( ount)
Centennaat°hent.
The U.S Manne ( orps ( olor
Guard wall kick off the da~ at 10 am.
A.dd1t1onal entertainment includes
Tam McCracken Jr and the Rock
Revi"al, the GWC Jazz .Ensemble,
M~c Plus with Chns DePalma the
Westminster Harmo n) howcasc
Barbershop C horu'I. th~ Orange
Blossom and the (and) Apple (log-
aers. and the Ja11erCIZC With Beck}
Ray and Company
The (ommunat) Festa' al as a fund-
raaser for service organizations Ad-
mission and parlung arc free
('.\l,lt'OH'\I ·\ I 0 I 11 IC\
No one picked all six.numbers
No one picked all sax w1nn1nl!
numbers an the latest Cahfornui
"Lotto 6-49" game. lottery officials
said.
There were nine tickets with fi ve
correct numbers plus th~ bonus
number and 261 tickets with fi ve
winning numbers.
PANAMA ...
From Al
what the U.S. aovemment should do.
"1 think what happened yesterda~
was so arotesque that it's going to
watTant a response of some kind ...
Rep. Chris Cox. R-Newport Beach
said ... I thank 1t was an example Of)USI
how far removed from c1v1h1ed
society that regJme has bccom('"
Cox Aid he believed the h1ghcs1
priority should be &iven to forctnf
Noriep from office.
..It's uniquely the problem of one
man," Coit said. "That's not the only
thlna that needs to be done. but it's a
very important fint step.
.. The reason the UnJted tates
There were 14.620 uckets with rour
wanning numbers and 265.070 uclets
with three correct numbers.
The wannana numbers P.icked
Wednesday night for the ( ahforn1a
Lottery's twice-weekly game arc 47.
16, 4, 6. 18. 11and1hc bonusnl•mbt'r.
7.
"I can say that the conarc sman
does support Prcs1den1 Bush 1n
condemnina the fraudulent election:·
said Rohrabachcr p~ss sec~I ry
David E1Sner.
Eisner said some mail and phone
·calls concemin& Panama had been
com1n1 in, but that affairs an the
Central Amencan countt) were still
playina second fiddle to dome-stic
problems an the U.S.
"Our mail from the dasmct o n
Panama hasn't yet rcaclled the
proponion of gun control and
catastrophic health ~re." be said.
''But J thank we'rego1ns tost.ansiecan1
more m the out couple of da) as a
result of *hat's just happentd with
the elcctjoo and the ~10Jcott."
'4~t,I\ HHlll'
........... -*" ,., '"' RObb.tttY SI llf)ect sfiOt by poHce
A man 1uthoritia laid WU hoWMI & kilile II tM lhrael ot ............. ~ YlC'tlm W81Jha4 ~a S..aa Ana~ ofl'iw 1111•=.=L The~adedman OlcatSalu.2~nuAna.wuu .. ~
at UCI Medical Centtrin Oran1ut the ·s ~ tunt: He~= wound lO the stomach. S8nt.a Ana Police Sit. Rack Hteks aid the t
ocicun"ed about 7:lS p.m. ID ahe 2300 block orMCfldden Avmue .. SAIN and
another man all~ly were. attempuna to rob Alfredo Tenqas, S4, ol'Saat.a
A~ . a.. ·~ T • ... ......_ Hick& aaid 1 palrol officer saw Saw b0Jd1na_ the -.nhe 10 ~ uu""t
and pulled over. With his weapon drawn, the ofli«r, wbo wu not idmhfied,
orckred Salas and a teeond suspected robba to surrender'. .
Ourina the exchanae. Teneps broke free. and the offictt, feanna fot ~
safttyoftheokkrman. opened flre, h.itunaSaJasona in the 11omacb, be-.i<t
Colurmlsts gets letter about~~'IJlng ·
POii~ are 1nvestiptin1 a death that was rej,c)jied by ~ ~spaper
cohunnjll whO had rc«1ved a letter from an Anahcim man ctaamina be had
killed bas ~ft. • · · ed Ora• County Rcaister columnist Bob Em~ers ~lv a ~ven-paar
letaerfromamanclaiminahe had killed his wife. sa1dAnabe1m.PoliceScL Chc1
BalTy. Wbtndctcctives went to tile home at 7871 E. Amanda Circle, they.found
a body. The teracant declined to &ive dciails. about the slaflna. 1denufy the
victim or discuss how Iona the person hid been dead. .
No suspccu have ~n arrested, and pohce have not determined *hethcr
the sipature on the letter actually belongs to that pcnon -or tf that same
'penOn committed the munkr. .
The motive for the kllhn& was not apparent an the leucr. Which 8&rry
described as "coherent" but "somewhat ramblina."
Kraft jury stlll dellberatlng
A jury appean to be methodically study1na the 16 murder counu ap1nst
Randy Kraft, whose 8-month tnal went to 1he SJperior Court panel last month
.. They're apparently beina very methodical. said defenst attorney Jamn
Merwin, who believes -based on the few wntten questions f~m the Jury -
that they we~ working the murder counts. an reverse chronOIOJJcal order and
then began "skii>pang around."
Kraft, 44, a Lona Beach computer techn1c1an, was arTCSted May 14, 1983
··when a ha&hway patrol officer pulled ham over for errauc dnvin& and found a
stran&Jed Manne in the car. Kraft was charged with lulhnp datana to 1972.
fbe prosecution contended '1ct1ms were picked up as h1tchh1kers. phed
with drugs or alcohol t()dasable them, se:\ually tortured and muulated and then
killed.
If conv1ct(d. Kraft could face the death penalty. Merwin dad not npect a
quick verdict and he said it appears the Jurors have not sent out many wntten
questions because "they're so comfortablc with their own notes."
Judge clarlfles Cerritos ruling
A federal JUdJC Thursday clanfied has ruhng in the 1986 Cemtos air
dlsaster. sayma the midair crash was caused an J>3rl by the actions of an air
traffic controUer and not as a resuh of Fedcnl A v11t1on Adm101strat1on policy.
The clarification was sou&ht by Department of Justice attorneys who had
argued the FAA could not be found liable in an incident that was a rctuJt of the
agency's policy
U.S. 0i,tnc1 Judge Da"1d V. Kenyon rulcd.J:>A..Apnl 14 that the FAA and
pilot Wilham Krasmr, whose smaJI plane collided wuh the Acromcx1co
Jetliner, were equally to blame for 1he mtdair era.sh. Both aircnf\ plummeted
into a Cemtos nea&flborhood, k1lhn1 all 67 people an both planes and I 5
residents. Dozens of lawsuus were fired after the crash. After a tbru-month
tnal. the habahty ponaon of lht" case wa• decided. Tnal 1est1mony centered on
whether air traffic controller Walter White should have seen an has radar scope
that the two planes were on a collision course and warned tb~ AeromcAaco
pilots of the smaller craft's po 1t1on. Jurors placed blame equally on Kramer
and the FAA. and Ken) on upheld the dec1s1on. •
Maruuana plants seized In lrvlne
Pohce iUICJled a man o n susp1c1on of srowant 32 immature manJuana
plants on the l>Jlcony outside 1he master bedroom of his lrvane home, the
Irvine Police Department reponcd
Afan E. Gindi. 29. was booked into Oran~ Count) J1.1I an Sant.a Ana on
Thursday following a search warrant nud on his house on Glenn. policie Lt
Make Whuc said. Whale said lhe seizure was considered relauvely small scale.
Plants ranaed from · I inch to about 4S inches. and the manJu&na was
determined to be intended for personal use. not sale, pohceS&LUC> Jones of
the department's narcouQ detail said.
"lfthe plants were mature, he would have had a lot more manJuana than
he could pcrsonaJly smoke:· Jones said. -Police also d1JCOvercd about I YJ oun~s of dned manJuana which apparently was not Intended for sale. Jone$
saad. .
Governor promotes county judge
Central Oranac County Mun1c1pal Coun Jud~ Wilham R. Froebc:ra was
elcva1td Thursday to the Oranar County Supenor Court bench by Gov
Geot')C Ocukmejaan.
Froebera, 39. of San Clemente, fills a newly cruted pos1t1on. &mina
dqrtts from the llniversn} of Cahfomn.. R1"ers1de. and the McOeorge
School ofl.aw. Froebcra maintained bas own San Oemente law practi« unul
1986 when Ocukmejia:n appoanlCd htm lo the Munaopal Court lxnch
Supenor Coun Judan e•m $84. 76S a year.
Accord on jall expansion sought
Onnat Coun1y authontacs Thursday "'Cft atttmpUfl& to reac h a
settlement -.1h otrrctals in the Clly of Oran1t that would dear the " y for
e1tpans1on of an O\'Cftf'OVwd~ count)' Jail. SCtt~t talks are dpcaed lO
bqan in earnest follo"''"' Supenor Coun JudfC Wilham F. McDonald's
dcc1S1on to halt expansion of the Theo Lacy 8raoch Ja1l 1n Orantc until three
lawsuau block1na its con\lrucllon art resol"Cd. Mid 0,.. Ma)'Of Don E.
Smith.
Tbenpansion wo~ double thccaPKttyofthc 0.calit). thcrtbyhdpiaa to
case aevett OHrtr0wd1na w1th1n the county Jiii sy tnn, CoW\ty atlOf'Myl
refuse tocooflnn -bct.her~ukment tallis1Raointon. Bu.t mi\b said he has
spoken wtth the Onneic Cou.nty 8oitd of Su"'"iton. aod as boptful a
resolution •ill be rucbcd within a mo!'th.
projecu itsforccs aroundtht~Obe1s r.---------------'!r------------~--------~~--~-:-------~~""-'-----~~~----~~
to protect frttdom and democracy.
And Norieaa. to ·u~ the words ot
Michael Oukakis, is nothil'lf more
than a drua·runn1na dictator.
He laid thttt was noconten us yet
in COOlftU u lO ..t.t ..,mrac actaon
the U.S'. abould take.
A spokesman fOi' ltcp. Dana
Rohrablcber. R·Tomnce, said it wu
ditTte~ IO say WMI SltPI should be
taken in Panama.
We've Got Yo•r Fleer Coven•
Spring Clearanee
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F)re, police expo
at Mesa fir.e static~
A frtt emergcncy sen ices show and npos1uon
in obscrv•n~ ofF1n-St-rvioes Day will bt held from
101.m to 3p_.m.Saturday at the Pl1cent11Strttt f1n-
StallOn. 2300 Placenua Ave .. Costa Mtsa.
Demonstrations will -be performed b) · firt·
ti&htcrs, paramedics. poltce officers and ca nines.
Repr~scntat1vtS from ho~p1tals. ambulance com"
panttS, the American Red Cross and city will d1spla>
cm1::rgency equipment and !loerv1cC1.
Fire station tours, a dunk tank. fiogerpa.ant1ng
and m us1cal cntertainmc:nt also arc scheduled Call
Suzanne C. Freeman at 754-5633 for 1nformauon
Bird watc~rs at park
The South (oast Audubon Soc1et) "'" \IStl
Crystal CO\'e tatc Park at 8 a.m. Saturda' to
examine the blue 1rosbcak and several spec1~ of
raptors and chaparr11I Qlrds found tn this v.1ldl1(e
sanctuaf)
The entrance to the park can be seen travehng.
south on Coast H1Jhv.-ay at the El Moro parking lot
sign For 1n(orma11on call 4984407 or 495.0107
Management ethics seminar
A seminar focusing on the rC'spon'>1b1h11es ol
manaicmcnt v.111 be held from 8 30 a.m to 3 pm
Saturda) at the l ( I n inc ~omen's Opportuntl~
Center
Schol11nh1ps are a1,a1lablc for pcr..ons who
cannot afford admission to lhl' SJO·program. I or
1n(ormat1on. call 856-71 i8.
\
Ocean View group hosts show
A fashion sho" and luncheon hosted by 1he
Ocean Vaew High School \1odel l 'ntled Nauons
boosters wall be held at noon Saturda) at the
Anaheim Hilton ·
Donations are S.:!5 per person Prcxeeds will
benefit the boosters group and the Ml'~ Document
Ltbral'} at 1he Main Stn.·et .\nn<'' r or ticket
tnformauon. call 841·I049
Mystt!ry writer to lecturt!
Wnter Ton) Hillerman au1hor of c1 ~ncs o l
m)~tencs about modern American l nd1an1... v.all
lecture at 8 p.m. t~y tn the audatonum of Sou1h
Coast Commun11y Church. 5120 Bon1t11 C'an)on
Road. lntne
H1lltrman. who~ book .. Th<' Danct Hall of the
Dead" v.on the Edgar .\llfn Poe award as the bl"SI
m)stcr) no\ el o( 197 3. 1~ a former JO urnah\m
professor at the li n1\ers1t~ o f "lev. Me11.1co and
editor ol the Santa I c Ne .... Me"can
The program. sponsored h) 1he l < I Offin~ ol
Aris and Lecture ... 1s $7 for general ldm1s\ion
Tickets ma} be purcha\ed at 1hc Rtcn Cen1a hm
office or T1d~e1ron
Tennis Injury prt!ventlon taught
.\ tennis tnJUf') pre' cnuon din1t lor plaH·r,
ages 16 and older "'II he offered from 10 a ni 111
noon aturda} a1 Deerfield ( ommun11~ Par~ 55
DceNood \\e\l, ln1ne
Panaupan1s "'" be \ldeotaped and 1hur
performances c.:nuqued Regl\lr•t11on 1s S 12 ~:r
person and ma) be made b~ calling c;;ind~ L1111c
Communtt) Sen ices Suptn 1sor at HI ·8ti38
Skin canct!r screening fret!
Free skin cam.t'r )(:rcc-oin~ v.111 bt' a\'ll1lahlclo
the public from Q am 10 I pm \aturda\ at M1ss1 nn
Hospnal ~7.,(KJ \.1ed1lal < cnll'r Rond \1 ""'""
YICJO
Pamc1pana hould· v.,·c1r .ipprupnatc duth1ng
and 'IA!Omen 'hould rcmo' e makcuJ" befol'(' am' intt
!'So appointments ore ncces~f) as 1ndl\ 1duJl'I "111
be scei;t on D fi~H:ome. firsMcn cd bas1!.
For 1nformat1un call Bc1h Groq•s nt 582-241 Q
Women, success author's topic
Lee <.1ardcMv.an1. co-author ol lhl' tl<mk
''What 1t Takes (1ood Ncv.s l"rom 100 of \mcm..1'<,
Top Busmen and Profrrnonal Women." "•II \peak
at a mcct1na ol the .\mcrican .\s~oc1at1on ol
l n1,cn1t) Womcnat IOa m aturda) at~a,v.cn ·,
RMtaurant. '17 Pa1..1fic.: C OJ 1 H1ghv.a\, Hun11ngt1111
Beach
Gardcns'Aartl v.111 talk. ahout the fh c tauor'
nr1..nUr) for v.om<"n to become "supcr-ach11.·' er'"
1n tht btilmc \ v.orld
d~n1..ed rq1 tratlon 1s SI , and a brtaH:t\t
buffet tS 1nduded Call Jennifer f~nsce 01 964-0.,lM
for mformauon
FV Ubrary friends selling books
The Fnen~b of the foJntain Vall~ L1hrar) ·s
used boolr. le of cnC)clnl)C'd1u World War II
boolr.t na'al books and ch1ldn:n·, book~ v.111 bl·
offc:reJ a1 4UO a m tun.la' 11 lhe Foun111n V11llc\
Library. . ·.
Pncn arc $0 cents for hardbound books ;and 25
om ts for papctbKks PrOC'ttds from lhC' 111lc "'"be u~ for ne" books and cquipmtnt UPJl"ldC1 for the·
hbral) Fo'r 1nfotm1tu>n, call Bette ulr ai
962 5824
C \11·.'\D\H .
Frida ~M• 12
tchcdukd
Jtfoncla ,. .Ua 15
• 6·30 J> m. C.ta Mda Clt1 ~u. council
chambrrs Civa Ctnttt. 71 Fair Dri"'t·
PO I IC I I 0(,
Or1n99 CoMt DAILY PILOT/F'1dey, Mey 12, 1te9
Coastal p~nel to· review City Hall face llft _.
8y LISUI l AltNEST
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Laauna Bea h offiual art" taking plan!.
for• S2.6 mtlhon Cit) Hall foce hft 10 the
Coastal Comm1ss1on toda)
Cit) Mana,cr Ken Frank \aid he t'\pccts
the comm1 ~ion to approve 1he proposal,
which has been 1n 1hc work\ for a1 lt•af>t two
)CUS •
fhr plan .,., h1<.h has been appro\.c<l b)
the I.It) 's 1Xs1gn Re' 1ew Board call\ for
11 000 square feet to be adde<t 10 ( ·1t} Hall
~nd a complc1e rcno\lat1on of the 1ns1de ol
1he building The ou1s1dc . .,.,h1lc e\panded.
...,,ould loo'-e!.s.en11alh the ume Fran'-
sa1d
''Archnecturally. tht whole thing "
de 11ned lo match the cx1st1na ( •t) Hull ...
he td "l he" ho le intent of the r>ro1ect is .
to keep e'er) bod) 1n one building ..
Emplo)tts in the JlS-)car -Old bu aiding
have complained about uncornfonablc
working conditions aocludmg cramped
space. fauh) a ir condiuonin& and knk)
to1leh
Last year the Laguna ~a<:h Pohcc
Emplo)ces A~'SOC1auon olTC"rcd a long ll\t
of1lls plaguing the dtpanmen1
.\s 11 rc)ult of crumpc'd condition~ onl·
cmplo)et 'Aas '*Ork1ng an an office barcl>
larger than a broom clostt and another v.as
forced lo "ork 1n the depanmen&Jaal "herr .
oa11r-~••rl••"••,.•
A few hardy surfers •nd bodysurfen tested the large w •ves
crashing ashore In Newport on Wednesda y and Thursday. but most
people decided to stand on the shor4f and watch.
·crowds gather to watch
bodysurfers battle waves
By PAU L ARCHIPLEY
Hundrl'd' 111 '?Cl 1a111r\ ma1k .i p1I
gnmagl· lu thl \\ nl~l 111 "tlllh J hJndlul 111
bod)\Urkr\ d1alkn~.l· \1111hn '\,,1t11fl' on
rhur'>dJ\
While uni) J ,,..... '11unlt nll'n "''11
"llhnti 111 ll.,l th,· .111~1\ 'urt .1 11111\lJnl
slrl'Jnl ol onlcMl~l'r\ ~.1lhl'r,·J 11n 1h,· \hon•
ll11\\iJllh the 'hu"
.\ '>torm '"uth 111 ~l" /,.ilJnJ kllk1J
up V.J\C\ hfl'illtn[! f\..S kl'I at lhl· f)l1pul.H
4>tlc nc\t tu lhc: '"c"'pon 11 .ir~lf Jl'll\ anJ
in \\. C'\I 'f" port
"ev.~111 tkJ1 h 'fX'k,·c.nl.ln f-rll A.iul'1
i.a1d l~u.irJ' mJlk oOl' fl·~ ut' J hur~b\
\nJ J 'kth.ig' , r'·" v.111 rn,uc .1 tl<>Jt~·r
"'ho~ 4 loot '°lll'rh,·n' h.i~ bc:cn '>trandcd
on tht' sand JI< orun,i dd \l,11 \1ah: &•d1 h
s1nc.:c an Jn<. hot llnl' hwlo.:t• e.1rh Tut'W.I\
Hov.C'H'r !ht• ho.H Jflfll',lrt'J ltnlilt.:l'I\ io
('\ l'I be: '>l'JV.tHlh\ ,li'1111
C1lcn 8Jrnl''on \\h11ll\c.,1111hc .n ,,·.ir·
old cr1111 ...,a., .rndlnr,•<l ahuut ... , 'ard!> oil
~hore "hen hl' I lll'd to fllfl\ c 1,1 rt h1·r 11111
but ran intu cng1m· 1rnuhk
~u lunger al•lt· 11 1 ,1mhur the trait .ind
\\lthout p<1\\l·r Ill nlO\l' 11 J...,J, hl· .,loud
0\ hclpk\SI\ J\ lhl' \Uri l;lrrtt•d 11 ,1\hllh'
Oaucr w ad Barne'''" attrt•1d tn ll'llll
hur\l' thl' Ul\ v.h1lh \\Ill Ct1\l'I lh1 ,,,q .,1
rl·mu' ing the boJI
"It'> .t hJ1ard ,,,. \\.Hll 1~1 rl'm•" 1
B.iucr ... ud
Ht' said lhc lo" hid h\ .1 ~hJ[tt' tirm
Thur.<la\ ..,..,, ahoul Sh 0{"1
\lean;. hale, \\J'\l'\ l.ontulut·<l tn 1"'<1und
1hc uJlt. rcnJt:nnii ll '1nuJlh \\11rthk.,,
The h1[1 \Utf" J' "'fll'l lnl 111 l.i,t thr<1utth
1oda~ although ltleguanl' rrp.•nt·d lht·
"'a't:~ ''t:rl' dn111n1sh1ntt 10 '"' I.ah Thur..JJ' ·
.\ Hun 1 1n ~t11 n \ 1 JI l' H, J 1 h
\fX)kt"'i""lllna n ...a1<l ,,. " fle:npl1 "1' r, 1111 I ht•
!>.ind .ind ll lcguarJ, mJdc no ll'>':UI.'\
Thur~a'
.\ Hun1rng1on < 11' lk.1l h ltk(!uJrd ,.ud
lhC} IOO \\CH' lllllt'I \\Ith \\,l\l'\ hll.Jklntt
bt.'IV.el'O '·4 k''I
~hr wu faced w11h unplca$1tnt behavior
from intoxicated inmates. accorcftn1 to lhr
list
Also, second·sto~ toilets would back up
and overflow. dra1n1ng throu&h the ce1hng
and into the doy.,nsuurs work area. the
rcpo(t s~ud
mall that a re«nll)' ordered firt cnsanc
will ha\.e lo be kept al another firt station
until the rcmodtl t\ completed, Banalion
Ch1C'f Joe McClure said.
Poltcc ars. which have bttn \.lndal12ed
in the past. will be protccte<t bthind
ctrctric ptcs Add111onaJ public parkina
I( the rcnova.tion is •approved. the will be available on tht 50uth side of City
biggest changes will Oct'ur tn the pohce, fire Hall oner the Police cars are relocated,
and community development dC'pan-Frank said
ments. Frank said Municipal serv1l·cs. • ~
no\.\ localed tn small h0U5"18t thc rear or-In add111on. the bu1ldJng wtll be IOWly
Cit) Hall "-Ould be moved an to a new two· accessible to handicapped persons.. Frank
stol'} stttaon of the building said
The remodel v.ould include renovauon
o( fire stattQn :"'o I, ...,,h1ch 1s located at
(II> Hall But:lt 1n IQJI the tat1on I)~
lflhe c11y rece11,cs CoastaJ Comm1 ion
appro,al t&ia). construc11on could begm
m Sep1cmber, he said
Senate OKs bill regulating
guards at polling places
By STEVE LAWRENCE
I he lllate ~nail'. rl'!.pond1ng to an
inc 1dl'nt IJlll ~o' t'mbcr in Orange County.
'01c<l Thursda~ to make It a cnme to place
sc.·curn~ guard~ al polling places .... uhout
appro' al of ekl twn officials.
8) a ~l-2 'olc. the upixr house passed a
· bill h\ Sen \.fa llon Marks, D-Snn Fran·
l l'>l<I .ind lll'OI 11 lo the .\ssembh
\IJrb' lcg1)1Jtwn re!.ponds 10 an 1nc1·
dent 1n "h1'h Republicans stauoocd
undorml·d ~>t:unt} guard) n1 polling plact\
1 n 20 pr l'do m inatcl~ Ha span IC' precincts
la't "!o' emhcr 1n <)rang<' ( nunt~ 0
\ 71nd
\, .. ,·mbh r>l)lrll'I
I ~al Repubhrnn offi, 1als l la1med the
guard' "trl hired ht.'lau~ o( rumors that
lkm1x-rat\ m1gh1 Ir) 10 hnng 1n 1llepl
illicn\ to 'otc 1n thl' hoth contested
dn llo n in \\hll h Repuhl1lan fun Pnnglc
narru...,h <ld~.&tl'<l D~mocrtu Rid
I h1,·rba1.h
Rut Demouab .md H1)pan1C) t.on·
tenJcJ lht gu.irJ, "'l'rC' stationed 111 1hc
\Jnta \na f)(ltltng f)laCt'S IO "3rC' awa\
lll\f1Jn1, '•Iler .. "ho tt•nd to \Ole Demo-
'r Jl ll
I hl· guard'> '.irm·d s1gm 1n £ nghs.h Jn<l
\panl\h "arn111g non-c1111ens not to \OIC'
.\,lor<lang to J \t•natt' anal\'ltt\ of Marl.,·
hill lhl'rl' ...,t'll rcpon'> o(guard' entcnni
polhn& placl's, ask.mg voters for proof of
c 1t1Lensh1p, wnung down hcensc plate
numbers and handhng one or two ballots.
The incident has resuJtcd in an FBI
tn\est1ga11011 and a federal suit that seeks
to O\ crturn the elccuon.
~n John Doolittle R-Roscville, su4·
gested that the Legislature should wait
until th<' invesugauon and lawsutt arc
pla>e<l out before passing Maries' bill.
Bui Marls said there' was no reason 10
wa11, and stressed 1ha11he btU was ··not an
attacl i>n Republicans This 1s an attack on
a 1tua11on 1ha1 1s d1 gNceful:·
St-n .\n Torres. D-Los Angeles, hkened
the u.,e of secunt) guards m Oranae
(.ounl) to lht' inumtdauon used by
Panam11n1nn 1roops in the recent elcct1on
10 that tOun1n
.. Thi\ 1\ noi a panisan issue." he SI.Id
"This ·~a Panamanian issue The IS UC IS
tilt.-s:tmt' -inttmidauon. The constitu·
11onal rights of c1uzens thal happen to be of
a different cqlor, who happen lo speak
another language art' at ~take here."
Marb !Ml1d Republicans. b~ votin•
apinst thl' bill would "indicate they
suppon tht' process that took plact 1n
Ornngl· ( ount). v.h1ch was a d1sgraoc."
Threc Repubhcan's J<>med an 1ndepen·
dcn1 nnd 18 Democrats 1n votina for the
bill Two Rcpubhcan$ opposed it.
Fire engulfs chemical truck, gives
south county residents a scare
By City News 1eNlce
<)range ( ount~ lirt'fightcf\ v.ork.cJ Im
al'\t1u1 Jn hour Thur\J;a\ Co ntangul\h a
firl' lh•t engulle<l ll tnJl:k i.:arr.1na
chl·n11 al,. h1rc1ng lhc ·e,-.acu:1t1on nl
"'orker' 1n '>Urnl' ncarb' hutldan&\
Ttll' ltrt• \\hllh ma\ h.tH \lillnl·d in the
trull.:°'> cki.:tm . .i.I s\stcm broke out about
I I .i rn "htlc lhc 'cb1de "a' parked at the
1..urncr of ( ru"n Valle\ Park...,a' and
forlx•\ Road in lJtguna :-.1guel ~•d
nran8C ( uunt ~ Fire Department
'fX'kl'\...,omJn t-..a1hkcn Cha
\uthonuc~ ordcr<"d tht' C'\acuauons
tx-... a.u~ the\ bclte\.cd the chemical tn the
trud.. v. a hazardous F1rtfiahtcn later
1dent1fied the substanct' • a l'Jht aad-
oo~d chtm1cal 1hu v.as milaTflOx1~. st1d
Oran1r C 1)un1~ Ftrr 01\patchcr M1dltlle
Palmer
\\ orkt'n in ne.arb' bu1ld1np ~('f't'
e\Jcu:.teod to a,01d~'po urc to the thick
lllad. "m,1lc and retlNl>td 10 their offices
about I~ '0 p m \he '4td
Thc < Jhlom1a H1gh"-a' Patrol tempor-
anl' dosed ( ro"n \all<') PatkWll) from
1hc I-~ Frcc"'a) 10 C1rccnfi~ld Dn\t' a\ a
precauuona~ mca!.urC'
Mother fights to see son's killer punished
From start •nd wlrf! reports
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her la k -.a' ang' h"I ha m.irn.igl ,1 nil .. utJ
hc:r home 1n thl• ~l11r,u11 1ll punl\h1n~ ht•r
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Kc'>\lrr J I 'I I graduJtl' 111 L .1guna
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ariumrnt v. tth l11hn \\ J1 cJ . anothct
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. and \la} 1ng .11 the -.;101c rnort J\ Kt:"kr
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&<U1ng rl'ad' In 111 for d1nnl'r "ht·n \\ urd
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subbcJ her hmtht•r "11-t1uu1 ptc1H>1.a11111\
.... ound1na him 1n the""' k an,t the lcs.
She 1d her hrothcr hied 10 death tlCfnr\"
the) could ict him 10 a ho"l"•l.il \\ arJ "'a\
am5ted the nc\t J;a).
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ilJ O ,ourh tu put him on pruh.111 n 11!11
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Partol th<.' ll..lnd111on nl proh,11"11 "·'' 111
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111 6 -but not lnr '1<ll,l11ng pr11hat111n 1n
the KC''\\ll'r \l.l\ 1n11
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C rov. ha\ bcl'n fr:int1call) ''' 1ni 11\,·r lhl'
p.l\I ~l'ar to l Url\ 1nt.c auth1111t1t'' 1ha1
Ward <ihould be h'hlrncd 111 \1l'\ tlll to
~r\ <'the rc\t of hi\ 1cm\ IM lhl· murJ1.•r of
her '><>n
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La Pa1 "'here \he plan\ to ~f\on.llh lJrr)
a long·~)ua.ht 1.'"lna<l1lmn •mkr lrnm La
Pai to Mc~l<"'l C ''it
"l'H bctn on hold for \rar. •a111ng tor
an:oiv.. 'D hor1 of a mir.1cft. Ward v.111 go
fret",·· he: \Ol1d. "Rut f'm nOlll\ 1n1 up until
I ha\ c tu.",
fhe elllrad111on onkr n ta f \tU\ 10
• pr~. and < ro~ bel~,c~ Ward v.111
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rnurJcr' ii \k\llo d~ no1 '"ue at lca\t
an a m:'t \\JrTJnl tlCIMC' he ll•&\C\ pnwn
.. f hl'lt' 'n•• un\· H lU can tum to 1t \ou'rc
.rn innl"-l'nt fX r'-<rn 1..au,ht 1n the middle 1ll
Jn antun.H1onal .. nme · \he said
\\ard J1:.,..nhtd I\ a ~ll<mplo)eJ
lumbcrJ•H. k ~l·meJ 10 ha' e loa o( monc'
for h1\ lcµI prohi<'m'>
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tnin1 w l ccr hint Jii1lcd ~lhn& pro~n)
Jnd thl· fam1 ' I aguna &ach homt 111
pa~ Im 1 nun Ill"' nh1>n<' call\ and do1cn' nf
lnJ"' lo \.k'\llO
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te\t1lit·J .it \.\ Jr1f, tnar
Dunn~ hl·r tight her mamagc endc~d
and hn 1hrn· 111hc1 d11ldrcn hi't pleaded
v. 1th hl·r to tt" l' up her OMe'l'ltOn and pull
her hk ~.lei. 101l·thcr
...,hl 1r,1H•lcd 10 La Pn1 mort than a )car
.ago and pl, aJe<l "'Ith Me'1tln tlorne\
C1encral Ma11.l\ \mador -hoa ul't'd h r
1hat 1ht> t'\lraJtllon ordtt wa bctna prt~J and v.ould be filed in a m1tterol v.~L.( ,
\\ hen It h:J<l nut been nrca b J1nU1f).
( rO'A ouaht hcfp from tr\e I.alt
Ocp.irtment. r cderal Bureau ofln, ti ·
uon and R<'V hn\ Co~. R·1 cv•'J)Cln
Bc~ch
\\hen )he rel urned to La Pu 1v.o "'~Ii.to
>u. she d1 o'crcd that the C'\trad111on
order "'a!I \ttlin& on lhe desk of an 11de to
lhC' attomt') arncral
Bciau..e 1he matter" as generated ent1rr·
h "'tthtn 1hc Mc~1can lciaJ S)'Sttm. the
I ~ &<Hemmcnt can do ooth1na. said
< .tlh\ Peterson. chic( of A.mcncan Ser-
' 1~e\. lor the L ( on,ulate 1n T11u1na
Dc1cd1'e Gilbert \1o)a of the Lo\
\ngelcs PohC't' Ocpartmenfs prosecution
un11 ~1d ho1h tht" ~ment'an and Meiucan
l<.1\ c:rnment\ •'Old ext111d1ttn( low-profile
, nm1nal\ hccausesuch C'l9C'l of\rn become
u l\th complicated and "morr troubk
than the: ·re "onh ... Mo> a sa1d.
(\\.Jrd) houldn't ge1 awa) wttl't 1t But
tor burcJu rauc rea\OM. It happens." he
\olUJ
< m" ~•d she wall not ac«pt that
r~awn1ng
\tnador. lht' Me\11..an a11omc;~ acncral .
ha' prom1~ to ha'e compfncd the
e'1rad1t1on ttqut"\t b\. (row'\ amval m La
Pa1. '81d aide Jorst tahmas.
I( tht Mc\1cans qrtt to e1'trad1t • the
order v.111 he ~nt to ;\menc:an official in
\k\llO Cit) ind then to the departments
ol \tate 1nJ Ju t1t't in \\1sh1natoo.
I I that happens brf. ~ Watd erts out of
,a11:· ( ro"' 1d. "I'll c t m) hal."
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panel f't4m a To ot.a tru k par ed in
the ~. bl k of fatf"\ iev. R d
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pm \\ rdn~'lC.l:t). The \"~' " t~U ·
malf\Jst $
und1 I<~
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and \tole SllS 1n ca'h t~o tele\ 1s1on
tel 1 d Ii; d10, a 'rlcphllnC. a
bitter) char er. ~nl'cs and hand
tool • • • •
four men repont'dl conarcrlro
10 Jnn hquor al 'hr top o the
GuatJ&an Center perkin fol t~·
11.1re ~• h 9oule\<1N 1nu Wtrn r
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L.~n• •ac h
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property from a .. ,.. 11 • ~ide
1n the 700 block of \lmml4 Ort~( on
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1' ho lh a..n the 600 btod of Ramona
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OrMge COeM DAILY PILOT/ Friday, May 12. 1988
Bush orders 2,000 more combat troops to P
WASHI NGTON (AP) -President Bush ordered
2,000 combat troops into Panama on ThuMay ''to
prottet the lives of American citizens" and urscd other
Latin Amerkan nations to uen d1plomat1c pressure in
retaliation for "the bullyina tactics" or military ruler
Manuel Antonio Noriep.
Aclina in the first foreif policy crisis of his
presidency. Bush also rccalle the U.S. ambassador.
Arthur Davis. and reduced the embassy staff to essential
personnel.
The action comes in the wake of Wednesday's bloody
attacks by Norieg.a's supporters and troops against the
opposhjon's presidenual candidate and his running
mates, whom the United States regards as the winners of
Panama's election.
Bush said U.S. aovemmcnt emplO)ees and their
dependents livina o utside of m1htary bases would be
returned to the United States or relocated for safl'ty
reasons. from Panama Cit) and other locations to l).S.
bases an Panama.
"ljn worried about the hv~ of A.mencan c1t1zens."'
Bush said an annoµnc 1ng has actions in the Wtute House
briefing room.
"I will do what is ntee sary to protect ahe lives ot
American citizens. and we w111 not be intamidated b)' the
bull)ana ttcuei -brutal thouah they may bt--of the
dictator Noneaa:· the president said.
Brent Scowcron. the president's natiooaJ sccurit>
adviser, said he doubted Noriega.; ·ould challenge the U.S.
fo~. "He's a thua. but he clearly operates with some
prudence when he has to," Scowcron said.
Congressional leaders, bnefcd in advance b) the
president. offered Bush strona support. .
Bush said every neutral observer had agreed that
Noriega's handpicked candidate. Carlos Duque. had been
decisively defeated an Sunday's presidential election by
the opposition's Guillermo Endara, who was attacked and
beaten WedneMSay by troops and paramilitar) agents
loyal to Noriega
"Efforts to overturn cons11tut1onal regimes or steal
elections arc unacceptable.·· Bu h said. Yet. he said he had
~t decided whether to rtCC>ifllZe Endara as the legaumate
presadent-clcct
Asked to 1dent1f} what ki nd of S<"Cunty threats
"arrantcd the increase IJl troops. Sco"croft. said. "It"s
prccaut1onal) as much as aftythmg else ... He said n was "a
prudent lltp to take .. 1n view of hara ment of American
penonne1 and the bt-atinp of Nonep's opponents
Scowcroft &JI but acknowledaed that Buih's acuon
"ouJd do httle to force Nonep from power. .,.. ··we can always hope he will Stt the error of his way•
and we are loolunp at Wl)S to help convince him to ~otnizc the will o the Panamanian people.'' Scowcrof\
said.
Asked 1f it would be attei>table for Noriega to still be
in power a month from now, Soowcroft said, .. J don't see why noL''
The 2,000 troops Bush ordered to go to Panama will
auament the J0,000 U.S. foroes already in the count.I).
Altotether. there arc rou.&hJy S 1,300 American m
Panama. Aside from military and diplomatic personnel
and their dependents. there are about 21,JOObusinessmen and U.S. retirees.
.. The cns1s in Panama is a conOict bcJwccn Nonep
and the people of Panama," Bush said. "The United
States stands with the Panamanian people."
. Bush and before him, President Rcapn. have been
try1na to force Noriep from power ever since he was
indicted in February 1988 in Fl orida on drug-running
Relat~d story A I
characs. Bulb .aid he hoptd that actions br other 1ovcm·
men ts in the hemisphere will ··addttS this cruus throuah
rcaional diplomacy.'' . The prc1iden1 said ... We would encoura&c coun1nc
1n th11 hcmisphtre to ei ther JOtntly or personally make •
strona statements... · At VentlUela's request. the Organrzation or Amen-
can States permanent council will meet m special K saon
today. Venezuela wall propose that OAS fon~•&n mini teN
mec1 next Tu~•> an Washmaton to dJ5tuss the Panama
suuauon. diplomatic sour~s said
U.S. officials. asking not to be 1dent1fied, said the)
e>.pect the request will bt-approved.
The United tates has been careful not to bolster
Noncaa's hand by an ap~arancc ofgunboat du>lomacy or
a threat to o\Crturn the treat} which "111 put the Panama
Canal uoder Panamanian control at the end of the
ccntur).
Gillespie won't promise rate cuts (' -\ 1.1 t 'OH '\I\ HH I l·:t ·s
By The Associated Press
Mldgetman malfunctions In test
SAN FRANCISCO (AP) -State lnsu~ncc
Commissioner Roxani G11lcsp1e promised Thur~·
day to implement Propositaon 103 quickly and
forcefully but said she could not guarantee that am
insurance rates would be cut.
In her first public comments since thc
consumer-sponsored initiative was largell uphrld
by the state Supreme Coun last week. G11Jesp11.'
said she would rule by November on all"insurcrs'
requests for exemptions from a 20 percent rah~
rollback.
But. asked repeatedly by reponers when and
whether customers could expect an} rollbacks
Gillespie sai<,t she could make no commitment\
observing that she had to be cautious in her
statement~ because ""e are both prosecutor and Judge ..
On other topics. G1lle~p1c said her Dcpan'-
ment of Insurance, which as hiring 66 new staffers
for Propos1t1on 103 work. would add another 178
posrtions an 1989-90 under a SI 2.8 million budget
proposal b} her boss. Gov. Gcorse Dcukmejian.
She also said she would not rule out running for
insurance comm1ss1oner. which becomes an
elected JOb next }ear.
The Supreme Courfs unanimous decision
gave G11lcsp1e the po"-er to decide whether
insurer~ covered b) Propos1t1on I 03 -maanl~
auto. propen}. casualty and habaht} -would be
sub1ect to a :?O percent rollback belo" November
<Uappij Eill-fll~
I 98 7 rates and a one-year freeze.
The coun said insurers could be eKCmpted
from the rollback af they needed higher rates for a "f~ir return," and could continue to set their own
rates while their ~P.Plica~ions were pending before
the depanmcnt. Gillespie refused to define a "fair
r,etu m." _
"There as no one number. Insurance com-
panies are very different ... in the nsks they take.
and in the way they conduct their business," said
the commissioner. a former insurance executive.
"You're go1na to be seean4 \anous numbers
on a case-by-case basis. There 1s no cookie-count
approach. lfwe do that. we will be challenged."
VANDENBERG AIR FORCE BASE -An unarmed M1d&etman missile malf~hctioned and was destro)ed over the Pacific Ocean on T,hursda) dunng
the first test flia.ht of the much-debated weapon S)!ltem. the Air Force said
The missife began tumbling about 70 seconds after launch as the 5C<'ond
stage was firing. A range safety officer issued a command that de\troyed the
Midgetman two minutes and nine seconds into the f11gh1. ~
Brain-dead teen's baby deflvered
SAN BERNARDINO-hbraan-<lead teen-.tger""hosc phght Ix-came th e
focus of a right-to-hfe debate delivered a prematurt' bab}' Thursda}' whale on
life-suppon machine!). authont1es said
The baby girl, "-hO "'e1ghed about fi,e pound and was SC\len \\eeks
premature, was ltSted in 'en. cnt1cal co nd111on Thur'ida> aficmoon 5a1d
Charles Jervis. director of the San lkrnardmo Count)' Medical Center
Th~ baby 1s suffenng breathing difficult) ticcausc the ne~ bom's lungs arc
insufficiently developed
The.mother. Tanya Mane R1 \.era . 15. "a\ pronoum:cd brain dC3d a ter
she was shot in the head. t"o months aao
to all our orthodontic patients with May birthdays
California to
b.ecome state
of minorities ·Senate panel OKs jet deal with Japan from
Dr. Les Starnes and Staff
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CONCORD. Cahf. (AP) -Cali-
fornia as poa~d to become .. the fim
truly multi-cthmc, mul11-rac1al cul-
turo'in world history," according to a
citizen act1v1st who addressed the
I 6th annual coocla ve of the Cali -
fornia Assoc1a11on of Human Rights
Organizations
WASHINGTON -The Senate Foreign Rclataon~ C"omm1ttct' \.Otcd
narrow!) Thur!ida' to approve the $7 balhon FSX deal 1n"oh ang J01nt L •
Japanese development and producti on of a nelt-gencrataon fighter for Japan
On a 9-8 vote. the committee u:1cctcd a resolution to dasappro"e thl· dl'al.
which has generated sharp cnt1c1sm Qn C ap11ol Hall 0 ' er technolou and
economic issue~
Action then shifted to the Senate fl oor." hcrl· FS '\ opponC'nts 'otc('d hope
the) would be able to muster ma)Ofll) ~upport lor th~ d1'klppro' al rt'\olutaon
despite their defeat an the committee The number of Hispanics in Cah-
fomaa will double between 1980 and
the )Car 2000. irowrng from 4 5
milhon to 9 malhon. said Lewis S d h Butler. president of the c1t1zens' tU ent Unrest On t ree Campuses
T~~~rr0e:,f.3 "1 zat1on ··caltfornaa AMHERST. Mass -Poltce !>mashed mto a bamcaded campus building
The number of Asians will almost toda y and arrested 35 ~ople protesung m1ht1H) research at the Una"c"'at} of
triple. nsing from I 3 million to ·3 Massachusetts-. Ft\e others were arrested outside. n ~hoot spokes"'omnn said
million 1n the same ume penod In East Lansang. Mach. black students demanding morem1norit) student'>
Butler said Thursday. whjle blacks and faculty continued a s1Hn at M1ch1pn tate l ni\.t"l'\ll}. and 25 people v.ert
wall continue to represent about 7 arrested in a student-go' ernment dispute at Frtsno Citatc nl\ ersat)
percent of Cahfornia's population Tht' Mass protest. which began Tucsda\. \\3\ tht· filth such takco' er at the
1"01 Avocado Ave. Suite 308 720-8145
Newport Beach
4902 Irvine Center Dr., Suite 111
"We obviously will have to get rid 25.000-student school in three "~1.;s
of the term 'm1nont)."" Butler told _.,,
t.he conference. wbJch was attended
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a /ul/ ~rttic• nurn"'I wil~ colorful baklJ anJ pa/J.
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Irvine by a~ut 50 representatives of Calt-Bombing of twojudges' homes linked fom1a human nghts comm1ss1ons
Butler, who served as as'it'itant
sccretal) of the Dcpanment of
Health, Educ.ataon and Welfare under
President Nixon. said the state and
nation will see 80 percent of the
workforce arowth come from the
ranks ofnon-wbate workers.
Of all the public school students 1n
CaJafomia, one in sax 1s born 1n
another country and many arc chil-
MINNEAPOLIS -The bomb1na~ of tw o Minnesota state Judges· homC')
I S miles apart \\-ere connected, authonuc~ ~) and tbe l • .S Manhals ~f"\ acc
SB)S threat!> a1.i11nst federal coun officials arc on the nSt' ·
C11m1nal~ "think threatenan~he Judae will sohc the problem:· ~ad Bill
Dcmp,sc y. a spokc\man for the hal\ Sen acc
· It kind of &oc with the tu : unfonunately," ~ud Olmsted ( ount)
Dastnct Jud&e Gerard Rang. who rtte1ved 1'C"eral de01th threat\ la" )Cnr after a controvc~ial ruling in the case of a youthful u muitkr su!>pcct
dren who have seen their parents die. 1
their families broken up 1n their war-Valdez skipper won't testify In probe :
tom, native countncs an Asia or
Central Amenca. said Butler.
There are almost 600.000 students
spcakina a total of 72 d1f'f'crent
lanauaics an the Los Anaeles public
school system.
7 Schoolbook
selections
probe
sought
SACRA MENTO (AP) -State
School Su~nntendent Bill Honia
joined k&Jslators Thursday tn c:alhna ro.. an anvetliption of possible cor-
ruption in local te~tbOok ldo~1on
pt'ocesteS.
Hoaac pve rcponcn toPICS of a
letter to Attorney Ocneril John Van
de Kamp ask1ns tum to invcstip1c
•hethtrnauonalbook publiaMtland
their . oftken hl\ie violated state
conftict-of·in1emt laws and special
1e•lbo0k Ooelict"Of .. n..,.. laWL
·tte re.,, ed '°media repona tl)'t•
pubtilbcn ldnut tpendiQa ~
amounts of money •• an at1empt to
influence 11a1e nd local textbook • ldopllon prootMtS 1n Califorriia .
.. lh number of IM ._ .. .., tn
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VALDEZ. Alaska -The fired slipper of the E'11on Valdet. Joseph
Huel"'ood· "on't testify at the National Trnsportation Safct)' Board heannis
probina the n1t100' larae t 011 spill. hat laW)cr \atd '
Attorne) Dick Madson a1s.o ta1d he "ould tr) to mo\e Ha1cl•'O<>d's 1rial.
scheduled June 20 1n Vlldez. to Fairbanks.
"I think Fairbenks 11 thC'bestpla« to havcth1stnaJ. there are noel~ tic
to tbc fish1na industry hen." Mad50n ~a Quoted u sayu1a an Thunday's
editions of the Fatrbenks Daily N~Mincr.
Hazelwood, 42, I~ accu~ of three m1•mc:anor counts. andudlnl
operatina a vessel IAlhtle tnto~1catcd, tcmmin1 from the March ~4 crash ofb1
tanker, which slammed into a chined rttfanddumPed mo~ than 10 m11l1on.
pllons o( en.Ade 01l 1nto Prince Wilham Sound ·
MOHi D HHll .I'
Soviets make arms proposals
MOSCOW -Soviiet Praidrit Mi.khad S Oorbachc-.: chalJen&ed t~
United States and ill NATO aJba Tbundl)' wnh t•o 1tM>ld weapon.,j)
rcduchoos proposa.ls as SCCmary of'State James A. Blktt rqccted nqotiauon
over nuc~ar mis 1les io Eu~.
Tua.. the official Soviet Mws~.said that the Sov1c:ts~'Ould w1thdnw
500 taeticaJ nuclai ~ads from ·fAMHn Europe thi1 )Ur.and that w
Krcmllil is pte,..-ed to pull out all nucleai munluons from Eutcrn Europe b>
1991 if the UAated Siatet enainm"'I cq¥1~aie111 SICP' in Western Europe.
Alons Wltb the miucst to d1tn111 '°'"' reductions in mi · 11e saoCb. Gort.Chev moved boldly oo connational arms cuts.
He tokl Bakttdurina thrir 3~r metti111at ~ Knmhn ~ Bekcr's fint
SI.nee bttomil)lteem&f)'-lhat tbc !oms would ofrcrin ucba• for NA TO
reductions'° cut WtnaYt Pact 1AnU by ..0,000, combat au~raft by 42.000 and
utillm' pieces b) 47 ,000 ne u.s; omcw • .-....... aoo)'INtv, mid~' a11o
proOoeccl a 1idldlOli '11 I .... ....,. iD "'6D ••Mt" Ud a " ~t cud*t la NATal COIDtm aircnft
li-y 1997. ~Mid.. Qort."11M-cktwvv aalN (Of equal ltvdl of l .JS milhoe
troop& in &lat I.to •" tea. 1.500 ~ 11rtraft, ~000 .an • I . 700
beliOl_>P'Cft. 24'.000 an.lllery piecel ud 21.000 t'Olftbat "thidft.
Orenge Cout OAtLY PtLOT/Fridey, May 12, ,_
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In a. Altradlaa has been com-
missioned a 2nd Lt. ilt-tbc U.S. Air
Force upon araduallon from Offie«
Trainini School at Lackland Air
Force Base Texas. He 1s a 1982
r.duatc of Fountain Valley H1&h
xhool and a 1986 araduat~ of tf\e
Univenaty of Southern Califotnia • • • Bryu Waller, son of James and
Bett) Waller of Huofinaton Beach.
has been commissioned a 2nd Lt. m
the U.S. Alf Force upon &nduat1on
from Officer Tramina School at
Lackland Air Force Base, Texas. He 1s
a 1980 araduate of Edison H1ah
School and a 1988 graduate of tfie
Univers1ty of Maryland miluary ex-
tension at M1sawa Air Base, Japan. • • • Marine It & La. Jtevlll 8 . Coaroy, son
of Jay and Dolores Conroy of Fou~·
tam Valley, recently patt1c1pated 1n
exerciJc AJpine Warrior ·89. a NA TO
cold weather operation conducted at
Volk Field, Wis. Conroy 1s c;urrentl>
scrvma Wllh 2nd Manne Aircraft
W1na. Manne Corps Air Station New
River, Jacksonville. N.C. A 1980
graduate of Fountatn Valle> H1&h
School a nd a 1985 graduate of
California State U n1 verstty Full·
erton, he joined the Manne Corps in
June 1985. • • • Pfc. "rbtopllter L. Ed1erly, son of
Byron and Jennifer Edgcrl)' of Costa
Mesa, hascomJ)leted basic tra1nin& at
Fon Dix. N.J He 1s a 1987 graduate
of Mo nte Vma High School, Nev.-
port Beach. • • • Air f orce Alrmu lit Clatl PHI A.
CbltUDtoD, son o f Patricia
Chnstinson of Lquna Niguel. ha
amvcd for duty at Homestead Air
Force base, Aa. Christtnson 1s a lav.
enforcement spcc1ahst with the 31 s1
Sccunty Pohce Squadron.
• • • AJnnu Jack A. Bf11. son of Walter
HJU of San Clemente... bas graduated
from Air force basic tramina at
Lackland Air Force Base. Teus The
airman, I 1987 araduate of Un1vcr-
SJty H a&h School. was a basic trainin&
honor paduate.
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Justine and Carlos Rt). Costa Mesa,
boy
Donna and Mark Sllpr, Irvine, boy
Rebeca and William Stoner. Laauna
Beach, airl
.April ZI
Tina and Gene Rowe. Costa Mesa. boy
Donna and Doualas Neff. Irvine. bo)
Karen and Carf Morabito. Laguna
Beach.boy
Julianne and Doua,las Hardeman
Hununaton Beach, 11rl
JoAnn and Larry Fletcher. Hunt·
ington Beach, airl
April tt
Ann and Hu&h Moore. Jrvine, girl
Rita and Daniel Gray. Irv ine. gi rl
Patricia and Wilham toner. Laguna
Bcach.11rl
April SO
MaJttne and Montgomc~ Griffin.
Newport beach. 11rl
Janette and Randall (mm mer.Costa
Mesa. 11rl
Mayl
K.athenne and Mark Fole). Hunt·
angton Beach. boy
Robin and Peter Searle, Irvine. girl
Isa and Kenyon Tew. Costa Mesa.
boy
The foJlow1na h• of Oransc Coast
real estate transrcn. which includes
the name of the buyer. addrts and
the price paid for the propcn). v.a)
c'ompiled from county records and
escrow compani« by Homeov. ners
Marketana Services. •
C.ompany officials sa) 1he li~t m1H
have an error factor of 7 pcrtcnt
dunna a year's ume bccauSt' of
speculatio n buy1na a nd errors
The hst 1s published for 1he
1nformat1onaJ use of our rcadc~ and
is protected by copyn~t to Home·
owners Markeuna Serv1cei.
Hant1n1toa Beacb
Mr. & Mrs. Wilham J
nteombc, 6161 Hampsh1rl'
$373.000.
Mr & Mrs. Thomas ( < ampodl
15372 Hano"er Lane $227.000
Mr. & Mrs. Duane D Ha.,11ng\
7131 Heil A\e. $298.000
Mr & Mrs. Gaf) W Buie ~~01
Lois Circle $203.000 ·
Mr & Mrs Tak3nao Ma1~uh.Jra .
6372 Newbul) Dmc $3-l 5.000
Long Y Yang. 14<l41 Pt"n licld < 1rclc S225.000
Mr & Mrs. Mark ( Otx-rt M>2 1
Shell) Dnve S 175.000
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Al ~ C0eM DAil Y PILOT/ ,rtdey, May 12, 1988
~E>!N 1: _aEpr:~~=y~~~h:! w~~~~~~~~~~~~~!.~-sc-,M-t::~
voted Thursday to raiR the minimum wqe to follow throu&h on his promise to veto the rescue troubled savinp and loans and hli minimum waee bY ICQ!Pli111 Bush's more •'&a• '-°l•• 'n
S4.SSanhourby0ctoberl991,lcav1111onlya measure an<f the 247-172 J:iousc vote for proposaltolowercap1talpinstau1tes. modest o&r and ins~ bad deCided on ~'I~ •I~.-14
final Senate vote befote the bill IOCS to ~ssaae suuested the Democrats remain shon "The wealthiest of the wealthy wou&d act waai111 a political b9ttle with the Wblte Houje
President Bush, who has promised to veto it. of the two-thirds m.;ority it would net<! to tax breaks bia enouah to hire two minimum for control oflbe domtstic-polic)' aacnda Ca I,.,. rnla
In the first major domestic ~licy dispute override 1he president. waae workers each to take care of their pnkns The Republicans also reiterated their 111 ...,, i
of the Bush ~mirustration, neither house of "The House insisted on sending President or do their laundry," said Rep. Wilham o. contention that nili~ the minimum waac
Congress has t.cked down despite Bush's Bush a bill that would cost hundreds of ford, D-M1ch. ''Is this the Bush full emplo)· without also tst.abl1slu~ • six-month sul>-
ansistence th1t the minimum should bC' raised thousands of Americans their opportunity to ment program?" m1njmum for newly hired workers woa.ald ly \IVIWAM ~NDICOTT
only to S4.25byJanuaryl992-ahdthcnonly work -a bill he most certainly will veto," Speaker Jim Wright said the "meqcr tiigermassiveJobloues'. ~,_,...,....,.
if the proposal allows employen to pay a lawcr Labor Secretary Elizabeth Dole said shonly increase" included in the lcaislation still would "Tbe bottom line is it wiU cost at least SACRAMENTO -Fear of fl)ina
''trainina waae" to new workcn for six mon1hs: after tuc House vote. leave the minimum waac tratlina infla\Jon 650,000 new jobs in three years, the very people is on the rise 1n Caltfomia: tarcely
The minimum is now SJ.JS, where it has StilJ, Democratic leaders in both cha mbers increases since the wage floor last was raised. that we want to brina into the workforce to helP. because of concern over the safety of
been since 1981. have promised to attempt an override. "Today we seek to provide fairness for the them become productive members of society,' 1'1"1-commcrcLaJ-airbne fleets. ac:-
The only conarcsstonal action still l"t'-lnthcmcantime,Democratsh~tobnng working poor of th1s country," Wfiaht sajd. Rep. Steve Banlett, R-Texas, said of the bill cordinatoancwCaliforniaPoll.
quired is i Senate vote on the bill drafted by public pressure on the White House by "There are at least 4 million of them who posed Thursday. "There Cln b( oo further But that fear has nottnnslated into
House-Senate neaotiators. and that could come characterizing Bush's position as wifair to the receive no more thin the minimum wa,t." comp-omise that thll)ws people out of work. a decrease an air travel. A mlJOrity of
as early as next week. workint poor and by juxtaposina his veto threat Republie1ns, however, said Democr1ts Preaidc"l Bu,it has offered the compromise." Cahfornjans surveyed •!ill . repon iiiilliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~;:::;;jiiiijiiiiiiii••iiiiiiiiiiiiiipiiiiiiiiP.i•iiiiiiiiiiii';;:;jijjiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~ml taki n& at least one round-mp alr fliah t dunna tbe past 12 months .
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Good Through May 13
.. You•ve still fOt to 1et from point
A to point 8,' sajd poll ct..~tor
Mervin Field.
The· statewide survey, blsed on
interviews wtth 522 CaJifom11 aduhs
between April 13-22. found that ~ore
than six an 10-62 percent -believe
that commercial air travel 1s more
danacrous now than it was five years aao. The poll's maratn of error 1s plus or
minus S percent.
Field sajd the findi.nas rcpretcnt a
substantial decline in public con-
-fidence about air travel compared to a
similar $urvey in 1987. At th~t time.
only 46 percent said they were more
fearful than they had been five years
earlier.
He attributed the chanae largely to
a senes of recent news stories about
problems with agrng aircraft. mclud-
1n1 an explosion aboard a United Air
Lines 01ght put of Honolulu an
February. m which rune people wtre
swept to their deaths. The accident
was traced to a defective cargo door
that unlatched and npped awa).
Indeed. of the four major threats to
air safety, nearly seven in ever)• 10
people who.were polled ranked .. the
airplane's afe and1hc rcha&ahty of ns
equipment' of great concern to them
Six in t0alsoJi$ted untrarned pilot~
and pilot error of arcat concern.
On the other hand, fewer than fh e
in 10 said they wtrc over!} womed
about the poss1b1lit) of bombs or
explosives being placed aboard the
aircraft Onl) three m I 0 had great
concern about the poss1b1ht) of a
hlJICking. "h's unfonunatc v.e don't ha\C
comparative data an this area," said
Field ... because l suspect that h1Jack ·
mg v.ould have been "Cr) high on the
last 10 )cats ago ...
He added ""that althouJh airplane
bombmg.s also have bttn m the ncv.\.
the public, m ""e1gh1og its COJlcem~.
dec1dcd that' at was "mucl\ mort'
vulnerable to planes being old and
falling apan than to bombs being put
.aboard."
Despite the increase an the number
of those fearful Offl)1ng. hov.cvcr. the
frequency of air travel b> Cah-
fom1ans has not lesscntd.
Not onl) dad 54 perct'nt report ·
takang at ~ast one roundtnp flight
d unng the last )Ur, one 1n four -~ 5
percent -reported taking thrtt or
m ore fh&hts. findang.s comparable to
the rcsufis of the 198 7 poll
...
AWOL sailor
relieved that
hiding is over
A1 PABLO (AP) -f 1\e prcs1-
dC'nc1cs and an entire generation after
be -.vent AWOL, accused Na") dc-
seoer Charles m1tb SIY' he ti more
&lad that fnahtencd that hi\ pa t
Jinall) cauaht up wtth him . .. , suas Jou could say I'm rt·
licvcd,'' al Smith, s1tt1n1 on the
couch in the house he shares with his
wife, Mal), and five chtldrcn ... It was
easy fof1Cll1n1 about it for a while.
but u al'Wlys came back ...
Smith. •3. walked aWa)' from Trcasu~ Island near San Francisco an · I
1969, Md tned for20Jcan to outrun
lht k>nt shadow of his p&sl · He
remarried, earned and a steady in-come ind f'CS9ttl as a peint company.
ma..., for 1 S years and bouaht a
hcMatt in S.n Pablo. about I 5 miles
eonbeast ol'Sao Francisco. •
Litt Tunda) at. S a.m. he received a call f'rom the N1vy's Driertcr
li\PPf'tlltnaion Prosram and lca'nicd
the maliW)' had traced him throuah 1
nMillM credit check. ~
"I was surpri!fd ... said mi th, a qUW\. mild rn&ll. who WOC't a beard
and c.ollar·lenaib hair until a Treasure
llland barber clipped him 1n the bria
lulWttk.
Sfnith turned h mtclf in and rt·
IMiaed in CllltOdy until Moriday.
when a miliWY j~ ttt him free to
await • heariQI wncral Wttb &Om
MW Oft wlwtber • will be COUft.
tiMlftWed. MlWtary aulbOrita Mid bit c:oWct race a priton 1mtcnce ,,
eoevic1ed. "Tunuaa mywtf' in btfore croMCd
., mind ltvcral tuMI. but " ~ "M mcl ....... I newt•-
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Orange Cout DAILY PILOT/Friday, May 12, 1 ... ,..,
S&L withdrawals climb f'.lear recoret set 'in January
~ ly DJ\VI SKIDMC>n '-II rt &I ...... Witter
W ASHINGTO -Depositors
wnbdrcw a net $8.S billion from the
nauon's sav&l\IS and loans in Marth.
the a.ovemment said Thursday.
Ahhouah more than S2 b1U101J bck>w
January•s record, thooutflow was still
considered \'Cry la.rie.
The Federal Home Loan Bank
Boatd said the March outnow com-
pared wath $9.2 balhon an February
and a record SI0.8 billion in January.
It Wll$ tht' I l th month of withdrawals
1n a row and the fifth of Withdrawals
10 exttn ofS7 billion.
Whik 1he agency. which rtiulatrs
2.93& S&u na1fonally. t'mphasazcd
1hat v.1thdrawals bad dttlined for the
second straJ~t month, a private
ttonomist said the March drop was
sull \cry laf'IC.
.. h 's tbe (fifth) month or the same
tha"g. I don't see k bt& dafTettncc,"
said economist Paul Getman or the
WEFA Group. 1 Bala Cynwyd. Pa.,
forecastina firm.
Net w11hdrawafl for the first thtte
months of 1989 totaled $28.S bilhon
-more than tnple the $8.4 billion in
\ '91-:HI(. \ '\ DHI-: \ ll
withdrawals for all of fast year. From Banh was supponed by economist
Oc1obcr 198'7 lhro~ Apnl 1988, Martin Repha of the Nauonal Coun·
money had no•'ed 1oto S&Ls as stock cil of Savmss lnst1tut1on a trade
market inve•tors souaht the safety of aroup. He sa1d that S&Ls have not
federally insured accounts. seen the need to raise mterc t rates
James Barth, the blnk board's chief and attract more d eposit because the
rconom1st, anribultd the bulk of the • )'ous1na market 1$ "'eak and short·
recent outnows to the failure ofS&l..s trrm and Iona-term interest rates are
to keep pace with rtSU\linterest ratts ncarl) 1denttcal.
offered by fompetitors such as ''I'm not alarmed by the (outflow)
mutual funds.. number ... tr 1t aot to the point >A here
"Apart from a few isolated in· insituuons thal v.anted to keep <k-
stanc:es, there is no ev1dcnct that the posits couldn't, then 1t would be mo1.
outflows reflect a loss of depositor serious. R1aht now v.r have not hear
confidence:· he said anythana to that cffccL" Regalia sa1 .
However. adm1n1mat1on official'
ha .. ·c been c1un1 the w1thdrawal1 as
C\1dencc that Conarcss should mo .. c
$v.1nty to enact Ptts1dent Bush'~
bailout plan to clqse or mtrac failed
b .
The plan 1s m danger of becomina boaaed dov. n ma dispute bet ween the
admm1strat1on and. conares aonal
Democrats over \\ hcther the bailout
pending should be counted &'i pan of
the budaet defic11
Getman said a portion of the
withdrawals i clearly attributable to
confidcncr problems.. but said hr
doubted that confidence will im·
pro"e. Whel\ the SAL lfaitlataon is
enacted. the ratt or thrift: takCO\'ttl
and closinas will ri1e. he said.
"Thr1f\s are aoina to be an the newt
1n a ncpuve sense u faru the-eye can
see," he said ... That's not 10 say ahe
Bu1h plan as not a aood th1na, 1t is. .
(But) depositors don't make fine
distinctions."
He al~atd that while m05t SAl..s
doh't need to at\ract new deposits,
large 1n rnutions an Cahfornia. •here
tht' housana market is boomin" att
suffenng, · •
How to write a gTeat business Jetter: Sa}' it -period ..
(Editor's Note· In rttein1t1on of
Small Business Wttk Ma} 7 ro I J.
The Dail} Pilot 1s o/Tcnng a "'~k's
"40rth oftearures on Orange Counl}
busmc-u This column called
.. .\mencan Dream ... pro' 1dc-J tips for
0"4ners and runs"' el) Fnda> J
By JOY ANTt1()NY
O.tlly ,.._car-.~
·· .\ busm~sman's conHrsat1on
\hould be regulated b) rc .... er and'
!.1mpJer rules than any othe~ functson
of the human animal The} arc Ha'e
wmcthin& to sa} Sa> 1t Stop talk-
ing."
That ad\ICC was handed down
lro m a ~If-made merchant to his son
in the 1890s John "Pt&&>" G raham.
o" ner of a Chicago pork-pack mg
w mpan). feared that the boy would
Ix spoiled by a Harvard educauon
unless dasf <oteppcd in forccfull)
Tht ach ice concrrned business
1alking. but 11 is JUSt as applicable to
bus1nc\S >Anting. W11h1n some limits.·
v.n11ng 1s the samt' a.s talking on
paper.
The first rule 1s to sa} what ) ou
mean and mean what you S3). You
wouldn't beat aro\Jnd the bush on the
phone. and )OU shouldn·t be subtle in
'our letters · Few pcoplt' get to the point in.the
tim ~ntrnce Then the) wonder why
the rec1p1tnt Storts 11 in tht' round file.
posithc. 3) Use concrete eitpressaons.
4) Be spontaneous. S) Expcnment. 6)
Avoid words hke nwas" and "is." 7)
Oct away from 1t all. 8) Adopt the
nght tone 9) Prt'tend )Our letter 1\
aoing up on the compan) bulletin
board. 10) Wnte from the bean
1) Omit affdlett word1. Most or u!>
enJ<>.Y "bankrupt eitpress1ons •· Ac-
cord1na to Wilham '>trunk and E B
Whnc's classic book. "Elements of
St)le.'' these 1pcludc. "1n the final
anal)Si'i. ~in man~ cases." "1n terms
of." "tht' ongoing.· "pc™>nall) I ft>tl
that," "respcct1,el) .. "the fact 1s "
and "the truth 1s.'' All oftho..c should
be struck with )Our hule blur pencil
Take out "ltttle" too ~
Paddm& )Our business letter dt~
stro) s us force 0'1Car Wilde did not
\Hite: "I ha'e a hard t1mt.· not doing
the things I should not do .. He v. rote
"I lan resist e\er)th1ng except trmp-
tat1on ..
t ) Accena &be positive. At 1ht· Ratth:
of Mobile Ba). Da~lasaov. Far-
ragut did not S3) "Notwllh\tanding
the danger. do not dt'la) the tor
pcdocs. nor should )'OU mOH'. with
undue caution." He !illtd: "Damn the torped~'i. full speed ahead'"
3) U1e a concrete uprHslon.
Shakespeare wrote ·· .\ horse' .\
horse! M) kingdom for a hor~'" Hr
dad not v.ntc: "M\ unit for a '1abk
means of 1ranspona1ion'"
first and how Iona each paragraph
should be. But 1f it's still tough, chew
oe at awh1Je, away from )'Our com-
puter or typewriter. S1ttina there too
long makes )Ou confused "~
S) E1perime1t. If you tall 'b«Urr
than you wntt'. try taping )Ourself.
Then get a transcnpt of the tllpe. and
strike out the needless words
I) Avoid words Ute "w11" and .. ii."
,.. I ne'er forget a face." 1s much better
than ... A face 1s never forgotten by
me." -
7) Get away from It all. If )'O U can
afford the lime. it's always better to
wait a day to send a letter off Often,
the message will sta~ the same but the
tone will change compktcly Boone
Pickens. the 011 t)loon once said that
1f he hadn't ltarncd to put his angry
letters in a desk drav.l'r for three da)s.
he would never ha'c strud It nch.
8) Adopt tile rlgbt toae. Man)
people v.nte 1n an O\erheanng or
pompous fashion l hey think 1h1s
makes them sound serious but 11 onl)
I urns people otT It's better to wnte the
kmd of thing ~ou 'd be comfortable
saying in person
I I Pretead your letter 11 golnc up
01 abe company bulletin board. You
ma) think n's onl) i oing to one
person. but 11's Vt'f) ltkel) to rt"ach
readers \OU ne,cr dreamed of
10) Write from tbe beart. Or as Sir
Ph1ltp S1dne) said. "look in the heart.
and write ..
· Executhies
say writing.
neglected
CommunisPond, a rompany
in Newport Beach that teaches
· business people how to write,
sune}cd .218 CXCC\IUVH M•
uonw1de from small, medium
arid large companieL The re-
sults
• 79 percent say wtitina is
··the-most nealccted skill in the
business worfd. ••
• 44 pcr¢cnt say their ~or
goal 1s to "wnte m'?re ctcartx
and in a better orpntzed way.
• 28.5 percent cited ••spend· ma less ume writina dOC'\l·
menu" as the aspect of busi·
ness wnting tjley need to work
on most.
• 49 percent said that aood
wnuna slulls att eruct.al to
personal advancement.
• • 7S percent said they either
.. hate" or "merely tolerate"
ha' 101 to wntc sometbina for
business purposes.
•SO percent rate their own
skills as "fair" or ··poor."
The hallmark of poor writ·
ina., It as wordy, -,mpenonal
and h1ahly d1sorp1u2ed.
Think of tht' "nting challenge as
though )OU wert' tht' leader of an
e'ped1t1on to the South Pole You
want to 1u1de the reader from
paragraph to paragraph. avoiding the
pitfalls. To do that. )'OU nttd to I )
Omit necdkss words, 2) Accent thl·
41 Be spontaneous. To a'o1d
wn1cr's blocl. learn 10 bra1n\torm on
paper. It doe~n·1 matter wha1 )OU
wnte. as long as )OU JOI dov.n the
m1un ideas After that. 1t''i fairh eas\
to figure ou1 which o nes \hould 11.0
American Dream 11 a wee~ly column
devoted to belpln& 1m•IJ business
owners. J•n Sernpllner of Cornmunlspond te•che1 wrtttng.
Retail sales still
cool; economic
·s16wdown 'clear'
ly DAVE SKIDMORE
A--.d~-
\\ASHI NGTON -Retail sale!>
rose b) a lackluster 0 4 pcl'\..ent an
.\pnl, the ao,ernment saad Thursda)
1n a rcpon ctted by anal)5ts as
c-.1dence that higher 1ntert'st rates art
tal1ng a toll on economte growth
The Commerce Dcpanment said
sales climbed to a seasonally adjusted
Sl 39.9 b1lhon last mooth after re-
ma1nin1 Oat m March and falling 0 4
percent 1n Fcbruat}
.. The la t three month$' sales \\ere
up S pcrcrnt over the ume penod IAst
)Ur. barely kecp1n1 J>3CC "''th mfla·
uon. -said economist Lawrence
Hunter of the U. Chamber of
Commerce "Todo)'s rePon 1s
another clear s11n that the cconom)
has slov.ed far more than mo I
analysts realize ..
Economists had cxpectt'd a much
stronscr rebound 1n Apnl. ant1c1-
patina a surae of bctv.ttn I percent
and l pttarTt on the stttnath of
h1&hcr auto sales.
Car-bu)'m& did ancrea~ for the first
time sancc November -1t was up I. l
pcrttnt followif\I dtthnes of O.S
pcrctnl and 1.8 pen.--ent -but the
pan amounted to only about half of
v.hat ~'I predactt'd.
Auto pin have btcn hit p1rt1cu-
Jarl) hard b) tbC Federal Rescf't's
r.lratCI) of pu hint up antctnt nun to
fi&ht inflation. h•'t housina· rtlakd akms such as hard•att.
bUaldinttuPPh nd furniture.
"What the Fed wu bopina •u to
cool ofT conJumer spcndina •hale "''
1tJll h.td an upant1on led by (bUs.nc s
an-vcsuntnt) ~ndana and e poru
and It look.I hke 1l'1 ao1n1 the fed
way." Yid cconom&Jt David Jon of
ubre) G. Unston It Co . a 111> .. cm.
rMftl tttunucs dtakr. Bond pnces -roch mo~e up as
.
M J J , ...
Retail
Sales
• •• (s139.9 I
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1ntett t nites movr dov.n. ro1't' hght·
l) 10 tradina after the rclcaK of the
Jes rcpon.
Still, Jones and othrr anal)'its said
tttaU spcndina 11 not so v.-tak as to
push ~ economy into a ttt 100 1
Retail pendina accounts for abo~t
oot·third of O\Cr&ll economic aetl\ 1·
t) and lS close I) v.atchcd., mt'asure
of O\.Cnll lfO\\ th
&chad1n1 the automotive (t.t-
tlO'>. 'iln r<>5e a SJuJai h 0 2 pcrttnt
last month ancr 1nch1n1 up 0.1
pc in March and faJtana O. l
pciunl 1irFttiruary. ,,..__ ... nTAA./MI
State bill would block
monopoly attempts ·
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with SBA .award
(Editor's Note: Jn f't'COl:nition of
Small Business Wttk May 7 to I J.
The Daily Pilot isofferinaa wet'k 's
worth of featurts on Oranse County busmess. The winners of
the Small Business Adminis-
tration's annual awards were
honored Thursday.)
By DONNA MOONEY
o~ "°' ..-u 1c11t0t
Eight year' ago Stephen Hess
watcned his company slip quickl y
into a ~offin. The fibcralasunanu-
facturing finn depended heavily
on ho{Tle construction for its sales
of shower and tub pans, but
interest rates shot up and half the
builders called It quits.
Strangel}.. It was the coffin
around HcssCo lndustnes Inc.
that brought 1t back to hfc. HessCo
di versified. added caskets and
satellite dishes lo the product line.
11nd the La Habra firm two years
later emerged from Chapter 11.
What started in 197 5 with four
employees has grown into a $30
million a) ear firm with nearly 400
employees and branc~ offices on
the East Coast and Anzona.
The triumph of Huntington
Beach's Stephen Hess earned him
the 1989 Small Business Adminis-
tration's Business Person of the
Year Award and Thursday he
BUSl~ESS ~OTES
humbly claimed the pnzc at a
ceremony staged by the lndustnal
League of Orange County. Sil
nthrr<'ounty winners were honor-
ed at the lunch in recognition of
Small Business Weck.
Hess said the path to his award
was filled with hard work. He and
his wife took only a half-day off for
Christmas and Thanksgiving dur·
ing the first few years as the)
struggled to tum profits.
"f-didn't know 16 out of I 7
businesses fail in this country,"
said the ~year-old.
But the desire to own a business
burned deeper than the option to
give up. Hess teamed from his
fathcrthatcvenasa youth he often
talked about having his own
businw one day. And during an
Army tour of duty over1Cas. he tid he learned "what a tremcn-
ous free country we have with
pponunity everywhere." He
wanted a business. and didn't care
what it was.
Hess spent nine _years at a Costa
Mesa electronics firm before join-
ing an Anaheim bathtub manufac-
turing firm . He calls the latter
"school" because he learned as .
manufacturing manager of seven
plants the information he would
need later as owner of his ow n
company.
Fluo.r· Daniel wins
two U.S. contracts
..
Flaor Daniel, a unit of Fluor Corp. announced that it has been av.ardcd a
contract by Champion International Corp.
The Fluor Daniel industrial sector's pulp and paper group will pro' 1dl'
preliminary and detailed engineenng for a major rebtiild of two ncv.-~pnnt
machines in Sheldon, Texas.
Fluor Daniel's also won a contract by the California Agricultural Po~er
Co. to build a power facility in Madera. • • • The Irvine Marriott has received the 1988 AAA Four Diamond Award. 11
is the 6th consecuti ve year that the hotel has been chosen for this d1st1nct1on.
Four Di amond Award· recipients were selected from 19,500 approved
lodging faciliues that will be listed in AAA 's 1989 Tour Books. ••• Soatlrwett Dlvenlfled Inc. (SWD). a de-vcloper of homes and mastcr-
planned communities. won awards 1n five categories of the recent annual
nonhcm CahfomLa MAME awards. • • • BarriDtton-HeaUa. a Southern Cahfomia legal suppon corporation. has
opened an Orange County branch at 650 Town Center D~we in Costa Mesa
Barrington-Heath specializes in temporary. on-going and permanent
paral-~1 placements. -.-. . . ..
GraP'!c Ed&e lnc .. an advcfusingand design studio in Huntrngton Beach.
has won an award for design excellence m the nat1oow1dc ad,crt1s1ng
competitton, DESI 12. ThedcsiJn.an inv1tat1on to attend .. An Evening At the Fox Theatre." "a~
created for cltent Panason1c(Tcchn1cs. The winnina desian will be featured in the New York An Director'\
Gallery in July, and will also become pan of the nauonally d1stnbu1NJ DESI I ~
Annual Design CatalOJ. The DESI Awards are sponsored b} Graphic
Design: USA, a national design pubhcat1on.
RETAIL Iona-awaited rebound 1n sales of
women's clothing.
FromA7
"I don't see a recession in these
numbers," said economist Rosalind
Wells of the National Retail
Merchants Association ... I think the
economy is slowing. but only in
selected areas."
PurCliascs at gencrar merchandise
and depanment store were up 1.0
percent following a 0.1 percent gain 1n
March. Clothing stores reported a
large 3.6 percent gain last month.
.. They must be 1ump1ng up and
down and breaking out champagne
bottles," said economtst Sandra
Shaber of the Futures Group
The bnght spots in the report were
sales at department stores and
specialty clothing shops. buoyed by a
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WASHINGTON -The Bush
adm1nistr1t1on on Thursday
propoi.cd rcwritina the nation~,
premier JOb-tra1ning proeram to
taratt most spcndina on the unskilled
poor and teen-agers and to h1nge
some federal money on improve-
ments In state training and education
effons.
The program was co-authored by
Vic~ President Dan Quayle when he
was' a member of the Senate.
The 'uuested amendments to the
Job Trainina Panncrsbip Act answer
most criticisms of the program and
arc substantially in Une with chances
proposed by several con1f'C5sional
DcmQCrats. kading Republtcans and
Dmlocrats alike to predict passage of
a revised JTPA this year.
'"There is an urgent need for more
than job trainina." Labor Secrclaf)
Elizabeth Dole said in outlining the
administration proposal to the Senate
subcommittee on employment and
productivity._ "Many ~ pcrattly
nttet besic &lills tralnlria. htrr:KY and
remedial cducllion:·
Althouah the proposed omcnd·
menu would 11puficantly redirect the
prosram. Mrs. Dole u.id they an
needed becl~ of the changing
demoeraph1e1 oflhe American work-
force and not because of major naws
in the imti1l leaisl1t1on.
"Its record on advanc1na the em-
ployability of disadvantqtd youth
and adulti. and retumina dislocated
worken to \be economic mainstream
has been unprecedented," Mrs. Dole
said. "But JTPA can be made even
better."
Sen. Orrin Hatch. R-U tAh . caUed
JTPA "the sinaularly 1mponant work
of this committee durina the Rupn
years.·· But he agreed wtth Mrs. Dole
th._t the recession-spawned prosram
needs to be reworked to addrc s
cu rrent labor shonag~. particularly
in hiah-sk11ls fields.
The cha11)1lan of the subcommn-
tee. Sen. Paul Simon, D-111.. has
muoduccd pac~ of tm1llr
anxncfmen" and c•~ con· fidcn~ minor d1ffcrenat 1n the
approac.hes would bt rnolvt'd
"I think we're ao•nt to at' a aood b1U oul of lhas commmtt lhll wt'rc
all IOIDI to be able lo qrec on,"
Simon said.
JTPA is by far the nation's larst '
ttainioa proaram. reccivina S2.4
billion this year to serve an estimated
I. 9 million people. Bust-has re-
quested stable spcndina for next year.
Labor Dcpanmcnt officials have
said the propostd amendments
would increase per-person traininJ
costs and thcrcfort cause some mod·
est reduction in service levels. Mrs.
Dole, however. said those reductions
m.ely could be offset if states did a
better job of coordinatina federal,
state and other education. trainina
and counseling proa,rams.
Current JTPA spending formulas
send two-thirds of the money to areas
based on thefr unemployment rates.
The amendments would ma.kc the
coocentration of tc0nom1cally d1sad· vililaiN .die ovnndina f.at1or UY
s~ina dcci~ions.
Also amo,. 1he changes pro~
b} the 1dminmratfon:
-=Rewritina etiajbility rcqui~
ments so that 1n addition to bt1n1
econom1cally disadvanttaed. all
youth• and half the adult$ saluna
enrollment in JTPA pr()IJ'8ms would
need to have additional ~"tiers to
employment such as literacy or b 1c skills deficiences. Tc-cn parents and
the bomelns also wquld be a1ven
preference.
-Rewriuna program auideti~es to
encourqe more thorough tra1mna.
includmt deleuon of provlSlons that wei&h a proeram's sue«ss by the
number of placements it mak0$. Such
provlSions have been criticized for
encourqin1programs to select appli-
cants who already have markcublc
skills so thet they can be placed in Jobs
quickly.
Panama news, debt auction stifle trading
11y JULIA C. MARTINEZ ,.,..._"',.. ..
NEW YORK -Stock prices rose
Slightly Thursday in restrained
trading that reflected uncertainties
over news from Panama, the progress
of a Treasury debt auction and an
upcoming rcpon on inflation.
The Dow Jones average of 30
industrials rose 8.43 to 2,382.88.
Advancing issues outnumbered de-
chners by a margin of about 4 to 3 m
nationwide trading of New York
Stock Exchange-listed stocks. with
785 issues up, 602 down and 568
unchanged.
After an early sdloff. the market
moved higher behind strengthening
bond prices. which rose on a Com-
merce Department repon of lowcr-
than-cxl)«ted retail sales figures for
Apnl. The government said retail
sales rose a modest 0.4 perccnta&c
point last month.
Analysts said the num~r pointed
to a slower economy. giv10g the markeu~mpetus to move out of their
\lSE l PS & DOM\S
recent slump b) s1gnahng lov.-er
interest rates.
Bu t activity remained subdued
with 1n-.icstors awa1t1ng the final da}
of the Treasury'sS28.75 billion three-
day round of borrowing. There was
uncertainty o"cr how a new glut of
Treasur) debt would be absorbed.
Man) market pan1cipants also
"'1thdrev. m nervous rcac11on to
President Bush's announccmc-nt he
was sending more troops to Panama.
"That kept some tradcn on the
sidelines wondermJ ~hat steps might
be taken there:· sa id Charles Jensen
technical anal\ st with M Kl Secun11es
Corp. "Othe~1sc. ~c might ha\l' had
a better response ..
. The market has spent mo t of tht'
week v.a111ng for April producer pnct'
numbers. which 1t hopes will pro' 1de
a clearer 1nd1cat1on of inflation 1n th e
econom} Obsen ers said last Fn-
da) ·s Jobless repon confused in·
'estor1.. bt"cau$C "h1lc It sho-wt'd
higher unemployment and a slowing
econom~. 11 alM> showed that v.a.gcs
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rose substanuall) in Apnl. suggcsung
inflation is still a .Problem.
The producer price report 1s ~hed
uled for release Fnda> morning. . Volume on the floor of th& Big
Board came to ~51 .62 million shares.
up from 146 m1lhon 1n the previous
session.
Nationwide. consolidated volume
in NYSE-lmed issues, 1ndud1ng
trades in those stocks on regional
eX:chanjt.es and 1n the over-thc-
countcr market. totaled I 79.1.:!
million shares.
As measured b) Wilshire As-
sociates' index of more than 5.-000
acl1 vcl) traded stocks, the market
rose S9 645. or 0 32 percent. in 'alue
The NYSE's composite index of all
ns h~1C"<1 rnmmon stock~ ro~ 0 58 to
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NEW YORK (API ,.,...,. 11 ,.,..,,,
171.7 1.
'\.mons_ actn ely traded issues on
the NYSE. Avon fe ll "• 10 39112. Pan
Am lost 111 to 4'• and IBM dropped 11
to 109'1.
Hilton Hotels, mea nwhile. surged
61.z to 72 on news that the compan~ ~uuld consider takeover offers Block
Enterprises also rose I'• to 271'1 and
General Electnc gained 11 •to 49
Standard & Poor's industnal inde\
rose I 33 to 353 48. and S&P's 5<X>-
stock. composite index gained 1 15 to
306 95
The NASDAQ composite inde\ for
the O\ er-tbc<ountcr markt't rose 0 99
to 430 63 .\t tht' ~mencan Stock
EAc hange, the market 'alue inde'
clo~ at 345.62. up 0.8:!.
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GOl,O PRll't:S
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Cavemen may be
close to joining
the diQosaurs 7
Awmblym.en Gil Ferguson tlus ·week put on a
remark.able demonstrauon of the fatth he ha~ in has
mvulnerabihty and hts low regard for democracy.
Ferauson, R-Ncwport Beach. was among the Orange
County Republican leaders who torpedoed a bill to bttf up
enforcement of Propos1uo n I 03's so<alled insurance
reforms. If approved, the bill would have set fines of up to SO per~ot of the vaJue of canceled premiums for companies that
arbnranly dropped cu tomers. It also wouJd llave prohibited
drunken dnvcrs and people convicted of vehicular man·
sl.au&flter from qualifying for 20 percent good-dnver
discounts. ·
Whether the bill by state Sen. Alan Robbins. D-Van
Nuys, was approved or rejected 1s not an issue smce the state
Supreme Court has already ruled on the constitutionaht> of
Proposition I03. The issue is the way most o f Orange
County's GOP assemblymen handled the fight.
Ferguson appointed himself judge a nd Jury., p lacingd
himself above the law and the majority of the st.a re's voters
who voted for the insurance initiative.
During the debate, Ferguson was quoted as sa)ing. "The
state Supreme Court was wrong in ruhng that 103 wao;
consututtonal Just because the Supreme Court says 11\
constitutional d~sn't make It right .and we shouldn't tr) 10
make 1t better."
Nolan Fnnelle. R-Fount.ain Valle). chimed an b> '>a)ing
the bill would "ehoiinate compet1t1o n tn the insurance
marketplace, the "cry factorthat has helped keep rates down ·•
After the smoke cleared, the ball was defeated and onh
one ofOrangr County's assemblymen. C urt Pringle ofCiarden
Grove, voted for il Dons Allen. R-C ypress. did no t vote.
Pnngle. who refused to )Otn the assault. said tm
constituents had voted for the an 1t1at1\>e -at was approved an Oran~e Count) by a 51 . 7 percent margin -and that he would
stay• in step" wtth the voters.
Assemblyman Roben Frazee. R-San Clemente 'otcd
against the bill but was not as strident as Ferguson and
Frizzelle. He said the inititative as strong enough to stand on
its own without tampering by the Legislature.
Reaction to the debate and vote was predictable. r ht.·
. insurance industry applauded Orange County's Rcpuhlican
assemblymen and Propos1t1on 103 supporters condemnt.·d
them.
State Sen. John Seymour. R-Anaheim. who lobbied ha'>
colleaaues to support the bill. was quoted as telhn$ them. "f
don't know how you can look your constituents an the e)c
takin& such a position." .,.
Harvey Rosenfield, the chief pro ponent of Proposition
103 a nd head of Voter Revolt. said. "They just do n't get 11
They might as well have been conducung busines') o n another
planet."
There's some truth an Roscnfield's observation. es-
pecially tf applied to Ferguson. who has one of the safest CiOP
.d1stncts an the state. That situation has allowed Fe ... uson to
take a unique role in the GOP and entrenched him .~a group
of Republicans dubbed the ca,emen.
The rclauve safety of his d1stnct and the radical tau
Ferguson has often t'aken in the A.sscmbl} also has re~ultcd an
cnucism that he represents the Republican Pany first and h1o;
distnct.sccond.
It's too bad Ferguson has not reallied the ad' antagc of a
more moderate pobucal demeanor.
Fn-guson and too many of has GOP colleagues have said
they could not tackle insurance reform because the
Democrats were too unrelenting an the give and ta~c of
political compromise. Ihe end result was no compromise. n~
etTon by the Leiusla turc to address the problem. o;p1rahng 1nsuran~ costs. Ci-ustrated voters and the mess of Pr0Pos111o n
103, which may conunue for years.
That e"cuse is also used for other causes and 1nuc 1hnt
get much hp service but htlle actton 1n the Lq1slaturc
Proposition 103 may or ma> not be the most s1gmficant
ste{> toward insurance reform in the h1stor; ofCahfom1a \\e
behevc there will be more coun tests. more debate and m ore
confusion btforc an)one kno ws for sure what we have d ont·
But that's a moot point.
The 1n1t1attve was approved. and the upremc Court has
ruled most of 1t valid. Like 1t or not. tt 1 now law and we art'
st.ate of law , not a state of men -certainly not cavemen
We share some of Fcrauson's doubts aboat the men ts of
Prop. 103. We OPPoSCd the mtt1at1vc before the election. but
there is a time to admit defeat and get on wtth the bu 1ne 'of
the future. That ume is now
The people of the 10th Aucmbly D1'tnct deserve better
than what Ferauson demon trated this week They need an
UKmbl)'man who they fttl represents them.rather than the
baa·mone)' lobby1st1 and special interests who keep the OOP
cam pa11n cotfett full .
St.ate politics is bc1n1 mOucnccd more than e\cr b:>
pcn:eplion. rather than facts and i ucs. Fcrauson 1 wt"anng
10me of his const ituent • pcrccptton thin with caveman
antici. We think be shouJd read the paintiOJS o n the ca' c wall
and remember that the ona.inal cavemen who UI"\ 1vcd did so
because they evolved and 1d1pted to a ctfana1na world
Oplnione 9l!ptteMd In tNt epece are thOM of t1W ~ly P110' 01'*
W..ftftt••O on '1'Mtll90t.,. thoetof IM&t eutf'IOf'• Md arti.ta ~·· commenta.,. lfwtted end mey be Mn' to T~ o.ity Piiot, PO Box 1560 Colte ..... t2'2t •
Comments welcolDe
The DlaJy Pilot v.ckoma )our op1n1on-on matten ol public
1n1.ertst •
Utters and lonter an1cln of commnu1ry mu 1 be 1J.nt'J. 1 ht')
~ be t)ptd ot dtarly •mtm and 1Cnt to Lf'TIER to lh<'
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Some see governor's office
in Gaddi Vasquez's future
I OC supervisor on GOP fast track,
may help party attract Hispanic vote
C1add1 Vasqu<'1 a 34-}car-ol<l Or-
an&e C'ounl) supen1wr. say., he.· 1sn 1
in much of a rush for higher offilt'
de'>.plte his announlcmcn1 thi\ v.eck
that he I!> con\1dcnng a run for the
1990 Republican nominauun for
secretary of 'itatc
"Al my age. I'm not one "ho·,
panacularl} 1n a hurr) ..
rhat may be the W8)-lhl\ poltlll~ll
proteg<' of <Jo" ( ic~rge l>t-ukmcJi.tn
thinks of h1m~lf. but 1hal'<i ccr1:11nl\
no1 how stale Repubhlan leader\ -.Cl'
him \ .1~ue1 has been placed on lhl'
C .tlllornia c,cp·, last track He'"
mo' ang rap1dl ) on a tnp 1ha1 \ome
prcd1t. t v.111 tal..e hun 10 the go' cmor''>
office
Former Stall' u OP ( ha1rman Roh-
en Na}lor has said of\. asquc1. "C.~H
him 10 }Cars. and I thank Gadd1 could
be the first H1\pan1c go,t'rnor of the
\lalC .
tu pcnccr. a 'ctcran ~uthcrn
(ahforn1a -pohucal con<iultan1 who
has su1dcd JUbernalonal and prt"\I·
dcn111I elec11on c•mpa1gns. 1unotht'1
"'ho predicts a bngh1 future for
Vasquez "I dun'1 thanl. he should
sta) a super"1wr "t'r\' long Thl·re·., a
101 more for tum 10 do ..
One ol thc mos1 1mponant things
for ham 10 du, 1n thl' C)'e'i of part~
officials l'i 10 help hu1ld bndgl"i
bet"een the GOP and < ahfomtn'\
fast-VO" ing H 1spanil population
wh11.:h remains hea' ih Ot·mocr:lllr.1n
m \Ol&ng The) )CC Vasque1 as an
opponunll) (or Repubhrnns to g;11n
an:atc:r H1sp;tnK support
"The b1q cs1 thing v.c n«'d 1!> .i role
model .• ind that'\ v.h' Gadd1 1~ ~o
1mponan1. ·• Na) lor told a Los .\n-
aclc.s Tames reporter la'it >Car "He I\
v1e"cd nallonall) as a real resource ·
\. a~ua entered tht-poht1al ~ene
in 1985 when he JOtncd Deu·
kmcJ1an's staff 11 the adman1\.-
1rat10n '> ha1wn lo Hl\pantl ''"e"
&·fore 1ha1 he had bc.·cn a pohll'man
1n Orange ( ounl) J lommun11'
rd.111on!I coord1na1or tor 1he lit\ ol
R1"erMde and lhcn a \latl J\\1\tan1 to
Orange <. ounty "'iupe r' l\Or Brull'
Nestandc Deukmc:J1an \Oon .\ltcr tha~. ahe Que tion "a) what
promoted Va\que1 tu lh1cf depul' would bt-the ncxl <ilep up fur
appointments WHl•tar\ Then after \'a~ut'L Ht wu ?.-onsidcrcd ,I\ 3 ~c'tlande rt'\l,ned hi\ \UJ)Cf\ IM.>nal p<>'>Slblc appointee lo lht 0U'>h .1d
post. Dcukmc1rnn named V a~uc7 10 mtnis1ra11onancJ then tiaurcd in <'arh
the position in I 'IX? spcculauun about the )~te trea\urer''
The appmnlml•nt made V .i~ue1 a post ilJOb 1ha1 IXul-mt'Jlln had 111 fill
rn.iJnr politil.tl 1n\t''>lmrn1 for lhl' .1flcr lh<' dc.·ath of Dt'mocnlt1l tnl um
Rcpublilan\ ( 1< )£> kader\ ~enl all hc:n1 Jesse nruh
uul to proll'll 1ha1 in,e,1men1 in \.iore recentl). \.asque1 ""»'> 1.on·
Junl'. v. hC'n \ J\qUl'/ ran 1n hi\ _ \1denn1 a run for heu1enan1 10'
rnn~r' atr-c '>UJ>Cr' l'>llflJI dl'>lml for emor But the.' fact thll tv.o otht'r
a full four ~car tnm l>cui..mc11an Oransc C.ount) Republican -\tate
appeared JI a lund·ra1~·r 1n \'as-~ns. John Se)mour and \tari:in
4ue1·., behalf the uni\ \Ulh appear· Beric:soo -:tlSQ. a~ ")'"I tor that
anlc.' the gc.n ernor mad<' ta ... 1 '"r for nomination ma~e .. thal ion~ h~nn ..
an eln1ed offilc.·hulder 1n local i ll'-r,.tc for lhc ,aJuablc poht1l &l rt'·
emmenl His re-c;ku1on camf)3ign sourle that\ a\quer h..as bttomc
"a" 1u1ded h' ~pen«cr and 1wo oth('r Th<' po\l of \ttrcUan of .,tilt'
maJor GOP poht1cal handkr\ \pcc.'C"h ho"e'cr. ma) offer the ideal op·
11ontcr Ken f...hach11111n and JlOllU<"T ponunm ''o othcr m•JOT' <•OP
<Ja.11 L.:lv.rcnt.c 1.and1d1lle, art' in 1he race while tht'
Thecarefultrt•a1mcn1paidofTin an Dem01.ral\ .ire heading for a han1
U\ crv. helming l'lcction , 1eto~ for loughl and pn1en11alh di\ i~1 .. e pn
Vasquc1 The "In attracted the mar\ Forma I air Pofi11lal Prat lite'
a11en11un ol OJ Ilona I Repubhl';)fl ( omml\\IOn ( ha1rman I om llou\
lcaderc;. r v.o muAlh\ latt'r Va~quez ton \\hO i\ a former dt'pUI\ I ()\
found h1m\Clf addre'istn& the c,op \ngeles ma)or. plans to 'halknt'c
con,c.'ntlon an \iev. Orleans the nrghl lon111me 1ncumbcn1 March f ong I u
(1eorgc Ru\h v.,u nominated for for ahe Dcmocrattl nomination
prc\idcn1 [,en 1f \rasque1 lt'l' the Re publican norn1na11on and lnK"\ 1he The \.Oun& supcn l\or·~ per· g('ncral c.'lcct1on. he ~ould rrm.11 n 1n
tormanct' 1ha1 n11ht 131ntd the pra1\C' hi\ Orange count) nffit~ and h<'
ol Bush 'ampa1an kader\ iind other ,l\ ailablc for another "alt" ide ral1:
Republican\, 1nclud1ng former Pre\1 in 1Qq4 "hen hC' v.ould he: llc:neti tc<l
dent Ru:hard "J1,on. v.ho t·s~1alh b) gr<'Jtl·r name rC'l'oanitmn amnn&
liked \ awuel s line 1n demhn& , Ot<'r\
Bu h'\ upponen1 \l1l hatl Dul.a kl\
.. The DcmOlr&ttl. l.tnd1date ma'
i.pcal.. pana i.h but he doesn't spea~
our lanaua&c: ··
M'lrtlD mlu I• IJtc~ JH1llt1cal rd11or
of .'1cCl•l.C'., News ~n I~ aod •
•r•dic•t~ col•mlll1r.
W9uld you want SOS next door?
To the Echtor
The ne11hbon surround in& lht' Rea
Cenkr which hou\t1 the SOS or-
aan1at1on arc nOl onl) angry but
afraid Su afniu.I that wt no lonacr h-.e
normal h\ c Our children can't pla)'
an their O\ll<n front )'ards, our ch1ldtcn
ain't v.alk to school alone for fear of
bt1n1 follov.-W or harruscd b~ an
adult ~na for money. Our c:hJl-
drtn an tu lhe rommun1t) p:irt 1n
our ov.n ne1ahborhood for fe3r of
bc1n1 appr ht'd b) a drunk or
mcnt.allydUturbcd person or for fear
of ha\U\I one of these pcc>P.IC apos-'"f thc-mselvc 10 our ch1IJ1Tn. or
bc1n1 stuck 10 t~ m1dd~ of a bra""l
We ha"c alt C\ptricnccd t0mc: l)'pt of
problem 1ha1 ka'cs us fcchna help.
ku and a victim of th1'J chanty
orpn11.1t1on's do-aood approach ·of
s.av1na m~n 1rld 1n our ~
bothood W~rt 11 the 11 mpatby for the
nc:i&hbor\ or Rea Cent" and for the
probkms ""c have ~ ropina ""llh ror much too Ion " Look at lhc results
of v.hal bas been brouaht into a qu1e1
m.idenual nc1~b<lrhood and a\l.
)OUncJf 1f )OU d want th" 1n )Our
own front )&rd., The nct,hbors ha'<'
done nothin• 10 .. rcak 1 problem \\ e
ha"c onl)' med to make 1hcs( prob-lems knO'lo,, to our city ao-.cmment
to our Police Ot-panmcnt. and to lhc
tenants of Rea tenter who ~ lttl
could do somr1h1n1 to help U! 1n uur
pll&ht ~r (cl~. pc.ice or muw aniJ
the 1baht) tc> cnJO> our home\ and
pro~n).
We ~cd our ~rch for help h' kina the Poh« ~partmcnt to
po1iior a nca&}\borhood ~ &ch ptX>-
&111m. E\Ct')1h1na 'be: pohtt ad" " us 10 ~o 1i \'1nuall 1m~ 1blc v.11h
tM numben and t ) pn ofpc-oplc •ho
f~oent the Rea ('enkr and then
v.anckr around our ne1ahborhuod
Wt WC Told b) tbt e>oh~ 10 rcpon
"wspicioui" too 1n1 pcoplt' or ac·
"'au But u P1 iou to mo 1
pcopk.bas become almO\t no rmal to'
our oef"1borhood ... W1lh tran "
P91kcd in front ofourhomeund with
•MangC' people lo11enn1 around 1111r
properl) 24 houn • ~> nur
1.11uatton I \ unique
I pcN1nall_y scn;ed-on .!he Rl .a
t c.'ntcr Taslt Fortt u•1 hopes lhat <iur
S)('H·e1.,.td"' fcan °"'ould bt acluwv. 1.
l'ditd and addrc1Sed I "'t'nt 10111
the~ mce11ng.s "'Ith l(l Op(n mrn.t
.ind m M"arch of an an\v.,er th.al v.ould
1iOhc these problems v.e •~ fa inr.
\lthouah 1he tenanuat Reaadm11trJ
10 ha' in• the me l)Pt'1 of problem'
a thr ne1ahbol"\ ... lo11erana. httrnn .
Jrunkcn ~ha-.1or of pe1ron . obnm·
1ou\ and lcv.d tanauaae. pubh un ·
nation. dcftt.tllon and 1n~nt e\·
~ur<'. ct • the)' v.('rc onl} "'1lhna w
140tk on be.tullf)'1ns the Rf* { ('OtC'f
v.1th 'luubbet'), w11h ncwl~ l)a\C'\I
l)3rk1n& lot v.11h ~bumps. v.1th
frncina. ~ith pubb rt trooms and
v.1th pla) und rqu1pment.
The Tuk Ferre Comm1tttt mrm·
be" rtPrtstnti~ truo netahbon of· fmd man)· 1bk: ~ rbblc toll.I
t1ons to the$C probltm 1
wasn't w1U1na to fl"e a.n inch or
• , • comprom1tt: T'hc)' 1n 1'\Cd t~ 11 1 CdM pro•ect s foes should buy site lhnr aod .. 11-.cn ""'t to recd. doahc '.J • and finaN:i.a.11) bictp an)OM' hO asb
T the Edito without any ""tnc\lons. hm1tat10nt
o · ( n--h ,. C I r or IUJddines. And l"fllrdku o( our • I bad to •a h the ~t the ~ ~ '·1tt oun('I mttiina 0 · concern -would ao1 idm11 tbt wctt
o • 2' on cable TV •n. order to undtritand lhc ppos.tion 10 \ht m ,..IJ at ~ult for brinaana thi\ 1n our
ics ~potird wnaor houana prt>J«t an urona dcl far. · ...,,.~ ..J.. .1 ......._. d• t1npi.shc-d speaker 1ndic:a&cid \0 1~ CO\U\(11 ~h the) \hoUIJ community. • JK """ .. , u~ WY"<! '
d1 . nt an)bOd•h lCSlitnoft) ..,. ~u~ Em taki ta& • pm I. tttm conC'Ct'Md abOut t n
Emtraki A • wa now al on 1hrinb1rd rc"i 1 n o(thl'\ dc\t'I pmeous cl01Cly afTccu.
tr)to•'Oftouta 1•onuttw11hthtl I mmunlt .but1nwmcca ~
st a~M that the . commwni no1 wtUtnt mpr maw. Ma)~ thee lbt kaJ commuou llM>Uad form a ~al s ' men&
d•stnet aed pvrchate dM ~) ft'W\ Emnald ' t •• 1t 1r m1nt1
tue and '""' u uuo 1 s-ft./Tlwt way Emtfald would ltt •he monc from I tr
10 cumnt and u.o.t ~ would pa) for 1hrir oppolitt n H~Hy tht comml.,.. uu ain Emnald ttONttS If tht-y doo t \btf\
may a.c couaatm11n wt1io lllaka dlt propoqt to oPPOK Emmild lftnude t
fonnatioft oh iAI HIUllntnt ditaic1 I buy tM proflln1\,
· -JIM OE 8< M
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I •
Friday, May 12. 1989 A8
Well. It happened. The Internal
Re"cnue Servi~ came ca.JUna. and
Y. e !o\I r\' I vcd.
This was not JUSl rccc1v1Q& one of
those run-of-the-mill computer let-
ters from the IRS. This was a
telephone call saying two IRS qc.nts
would come to our office for at leasl a
day 10 check into everytbinJ about
our busan.ess A fulJ-scale audit of our
1987 federal income tax.
Sance my wtfc:and l occupy a sin&)c.
small execut1ve suite. we said that
having two IRS agents sb.aretbe space
with us all day couJd be difficult, but
they answered that they would man-aae
We were able to reserve the
conference room and then speot a aood part of the day before the IRS's
am"al to assemble everythina tt-
quested l'1 an offic1aJ letter ftom the
IRS -from our files at wort and at
home -and 10 place them 1n
cardboard boxes.
The day for the audit dawned and
our re<:ep11on1st buzzed us. "Two
aentle mcn from the: IRS to tee you,"
he announced bnahtly.
We went to arect them, waJluna
what we felt was "the last mde" to the
rccxpuon room Fnends had already
madC' all of the old Jokes about
scnd1n1 us a saw balccd into a cake.
havins our muchin& JI.II uniforms
o rdered from Neiman Mucus. etc
All real funn)
Of cour1t. we knew that we had
noth1na 10 hide. We assumed th ts W.s
a random mall business (very. very
small business) audit. And we have
alwa)s been completeJy above board
an rcpo111n1 ~ur income and ex-
penses.
We had even been wtshed ao<>d
luck by our accountant finn -so we "e"' "ell prepared foT our fate We fa'-~ the: chaJlc·n~ aJonc. even
1ho14h the I RS letter stated that we
could have accountants and lawyers
prc~nt. ·
Bret and Bob. two ascnts from the
Internal Re\"C:hue SeN1cc's Ora.nsc
C.ount) office, seemed to be ntee
people: nahl from the: stan. even
1ho~ their callana cards twta IOI<>
shov.ma an caa)e -.nh the ICakl of
J usttce The) shov.t'd usthctr 1dcnt1fi·
cataon and sm1lt'd.
So we told them about our bu i-
nC'ss -'.bout the newskUCf' we pu~
h'lh, about our column for lhC' Dally
P1lo1. and about everythina ~Jse
Then v.e 1umcd our boob Over to
them nd ow-mvo1c~. and our bdl .
and our ch«kbool..s
A s they v.orkcd away dunna the
da~ v.1th their porta..,blc compuling
cqu1pmcnt. lhc'> disturbed us onl)
penod1cally 10 ask for clanfica11on.
l he ncwslclltr bustnC'SS is somt'what
com pie\
.\s we v.orkt'd wtth them throuah
the da). v.e look a hk1na to the )'ouna
men and v.ctt' pie~~ then they told
us 1h111hc) found a nice place to have
lun h
When. at the end of I.he day. they
appeared at our office door with aJI of
our files and matenals and with tbctr
compu1er a.II ro"ered and tied to their
hand can the~ told us that they were
pka\t'd to rcpon e\erythana was 1n
ord('r \\e as.sumcd that to be the c.asc.
but 11 was good 10 have IR vcnfi·
'8lllln
~h Y.1fr "'ho doc\ the books.. v.a\ e'lpce1all~ pleased that they could
fiaurt ou1 what she had doot and that
'h(' C'ould f11urc out wh.at she had
dont walh \uffic1ent clanty to ansv.er
all of 1hc1r quesuons
\s w~ shook hand'! "",lh Bret and
Bob "'e v.crc acluall) son') to see
them 10 Two rcalh nice youna men.
tl\).rh of who m hvC' 1n the Laauna
.N(guel area and arc do1na an
o ut\tand101 Job of mak1na certain
thal Oranac counuans arc honest -
""l'll lef., make that "accurate" -an
their reponina of income and u -
~n\C" 1n compuU"t that federal
1 ncume t.a~C'S
Is our traumaue e~J)e1Vn<x now
o'er ' Not )ct \\ e hive boles and
bo'<t''J of data 10 refile. and lhlt will
take a Iona ume.
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9y ltOGllt CAllUON
0# -.,.... """' """' lt'J taken I 7 years for Estancia
High baseball coach Ken Millard to
find a piece of the p1e. so ll was no
wonder that his Eagle • although the)
were certain ll was a champ1onsh1p
that had to be shared, hoisted their
coach onto umr shoulderund pulled
his baseball cap off his balding head.
It came on tbc heels of a 6.3 Sea
View League vtctory at Umvcrs1t)'
High Thunday afternoon. a dccmon
which sends Estancia into the: ("If 3-
A playoffs nut Fnday as a rn-
c hampion, and the No. 2 rcprescnta·
tave from the league.
Althou&h Estancia has been a
familiar figure in the playoffs in the
past decade, in fact almost ever) }Car
of the past I 0, it's the first-ever varstt~
baseball utle in the 24-year history ol
1he school
Tustin, the other c0<hamp1on. 1s
the No. I ~prcsentative by virtue of a
2-1 edge between the two. but that fact
f11led 10 d im an)' of the d1mens1ons of
Millard's en1hus1asm for his team
Thursday. or for the Eagles' delight
w11h their veteran coach.
.. In one word." said Millard: · Fi-
nally.··
·~k '' 0 3 Unlvennv 7 I o s
Corone del Me.r • tl O f
NtwPOff HarbOr 1 1( O t 1
·cu~ Clf J·A oi.voff• berth
Thut'MMV'S SC.ft Sa~ S, NewPOrl Harbor I
Tustin '· C°'ona 9el M.Ar 1 E1rancie 6, Univ.,sil Y 3
"In two words·· he added: "About
time."
The £ailes, v.ho ha'e spent much
o f a 19-6 ovcraJI campa1&fl putting
Millard through 'anous forms-of
mental tonurcs, made 11 look U S)'
throua.h six mmn~ as lef\-hander Greg Brannis mo"'ed down the usual
heary-hatting TroJans on four ~1ng.lcs
en route to a 6-0 lead.
But w11h one out m the seventh, the
Tro,ans erupted for three stra1tht
tnples by John Novcgrod, Bnan Vail
and leadofTh1t1er Trent Mc(11nn
Jon C othar got a third run acro\s
v.1th an infield grounder and wall ~fc
011 a throwing error. and Rick
Gallagher fo llowed that v. 1th a free
pass on four pitches. sending cleanup
hlllc:r Da' e Dieter to the plate as the
po1en11al t} ing run
Brannis settled down at the point.
(PfHH see 8 ASE8AU./Bl)
0-. N.c ....... "ir L-,..,,..
Marin•~._ Anni• Pr uHttl C•bov•t fl saf• at third under
Ocean View • Jenna Sansone. Below, Tami Dowtin of
Ocean View wafts for ttl• t hrow from M arfa ftlck•l'd as
Jutte Much• 1lfde1 safely Into second.
FRIDAY, MAY 12, 1989 I :J
Barons secure
share of crown
Fount ain Valley
blanks O ilers,
ties w ith ·M arin a
Jay JON FERGUSON
Of eN Olllly ,,_ St...,
Most of the Fountain \'a!lc) High
lineup s~nt Thu r~a} taking half-
cuts at the ball -b> design -and. as
a result, the Barons ended up w11h a
hal f of the Sunset League softball tllle
The Barons shortened their swmJS
to enha nce the chance for soJ1d
contact against Hununaton Beach
p11cher Pam Fogg and drove eight h1b
to bad . the fo ur-hu p1tch1og of ~ac
Rice for a 3-0 'acton o'er the hos1
Oilers in the regular ~ason finale
"We onl) had one k.1d in the lineup
taking a full sv.1ng." said Founuun
Valle) Coach ( 31) Baker. "()am1
Sav. )Cr dad and Shannon Dolan did
the last umt' up \\ e told them to I.a nd
of tal c a ~em1-s\\ang and slap at 11.
"\\c dld 11aga1nst(former\ alenc.:1a
p11ch<'r M1lhclll') Granger one \.ear
and "'t' did 11 aga1m,1 (former [d1son
puchcr Tcm IC arPl'nter one )ear and
go1 eight hit~ ..
f he lWO tCalTl\ l'Otcred the da\ ltCd
v. llh \1an na for lirst place The
\ 11...ing!. lOppcd <X.:c.-an \ 1cv.. 5-4. lo
gain .i \harl' of lht' lc:aitut· cro\\/n with
W &. T G• ·~rlna 7 J 0
•Fountain Vall1tv 7 3 O
•Hun11noron Beach 6 ' 0 1
Ocean View S S 0 2
Edl1on 4 ' 0 3 We1tmlnsr., 1 f o ' ·ctrnched CIF S·A Plavoffi berth
Th1tnclaV'' ~ Fountain Vallev 3, Hunllneton Beach O
Edt$On 6, Westminster S
Marina S Oc~n View ' ( 10 lnnl~J
Fountain Valley (both finished 7-3 1n
league) and will enter the playoffs as
the No I seed by v1nue of a pair of
"ins o'er the Barons Huntington
Bcar:h. 6-4. he<ids.to the playoffs as tbe
Sunset's No 3 seed.
"'\\c played the way we played
because the kids wanled 11 real bad."
Baler ~•d
~hen the season stancd. Fountain
Valle) \\/as the clear favorite, but the
league r:ice turned out to be an) thing
bu1 predictable
.. Coming 1n10 this season, our kid
thought ~e'd be nails." Bak~r said
-\\ c had good pitching. good e~
pc:ncncc. fi, e all-leaguers and two aJl-
CI F pc:opk coming back I th1nl the~
thuu~h t the> 'd rcall) do a JOb Then
the rt• ' a lad here not -tia ving a good
~J'>11n a lid there E\er}bod} has to
f Please IH SOFTIAU./83)
Santa Margarita becomes first to cross Orange County-line
Tbed1ehasbccncas1. now 1t's onl) a matter of u me before 1 t 1s settlrd as
to JU St which Orange Count) high
school league 1s to accept Santa
Margarita H,gh. ,
Santa Marpnta-the new blat·k
sheep school which no one want'> -
h!\S offic1all) been placed into the
Orange County sectio n oft he Cl F
Southern S«taon structu~. becom·
mg the firs1-e ver parochial S<'hool to
be leagued with public school~ in
Orantte Count>
lflfhappcn 1n ttir fall of 1990 and.
1n 1crmsofsheernumbers.11 couldn't
come at a betterttme sin~ the count'
1s onc school short. which le aves the
new Sun~ League in l 990 with the
odd-numbered setup of seven
~hoots.
lfsverysafeto llayat th1s po1nt( IF
Comm1s 1onerStan Thomas•~
brtath1na a lo1cas1er nght now. He-
OCCholdson
lorB-6 win
TM Dally Piiot
V ,4.N NUY -Mart) C ordo\a
knocked his founh home run of
the season and dro1,e in three runs
tn(ludmg what pro'ed to be the
&ame-w1nner, as the Oranac Coast
Coll~ baseball team held off Lo\
Valley, 8-6, in the first round of th~
Southern C'1,ltforn1a Rtgtonal
Ryan Thibault hurled 6~ in-
nings of five-hit txlll and Eddie
Pierce threw the final 21/\. strikJn&
out the side in the eighth and t~<> f"use SH OCC /lllJ
111\(k ,, ........
was backed into a comer and d rev.
from Orange( ount> 1hesuppon he
had to have. ahhou&}l he was v.ell
aware oft he o' e""hc-lm1ng reJectwn
ofOrangcCount) 1o~an1a Marganta
In simple terms. Orange Count}
pubhc schools v.ant nothing to do
v.1th a parochial school v.h1ch dra-.. ti
1tsenrollmcnt from an) boundal)
while public S<:he>ols must abrdr b}
boundal) lines
Santa .\na-ba~d Mater Oct and
Anahe1m-based&n 11e. also w1th1n
the boundane of Orange C"ou nt}. arr
housed 1n the .\ngelus league. an nll-
paroch1al league v. 1th1n the scope ot
the Catholic .\thle11c .\swc1at1on
But when 11 became apparent there was an impasse. Thomas ~as able to
gather the support from Orange
CouQ\) schools and the deed has tx'i.·n
do no
h v.assocn11cal that e'en the-press
f ·Ht~ft
wa!t barre-d lro m Wed ncM!a~ 's mct'\·
tng. although it's prcll\ apparent lht•
Bro"n .\ct forhadnuc h a mo'l'
~·lau'>e therl' was no per\onnd
ma ttt'r to be d1StUSSt•d JU\I
ph1lo!>o ph1c\
.\1>foran:ai;.11on from l homa' lhl'
( IF '>tmpl} put oul a" ntten rrlt•a\t·
!lta11ng ·· ... league n;presenta11'c'
from the Otc1ngc ( ount) area and
rcpn:scntau' l'!I of the: ('a1hol1c ~th
lcllt .\ .,'>CX. l1lllOn ntt't IO dt\t US\ l ht
area plarcmcnl for \an ta Margania
High St.hoot ch.im·d b~ \tan
Thomas
.. re-suited in Orangd ount'
l eagu<' R"prt'S<.'nl.ttl\ c' r<'commt•nd·
ing to the (If -~S 1h.11 Santa
Margarita High \chool be placed an
theOrangeC uunt ~ \rl'3
"It 11hould be.· noted tha1 .111 part1e'
IO\ oh cd in this morning·., mt-eting
v.crc 1n ngrccmcnt v.llh the aboH
n:tummcnd.tlllln\ ··
0
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hru1\n Jnd \Uapc'>. hut 1n rt•ahl\ thl\
.,.a., one: oft he tough\'\\ p11l., lnr
( lrangc ( uunl\ pnnt 1pJI\ IC> s-...11111\\
in H'ar\ '.\ ht•n 'i.intJ \1Jrganw Jc.ll·d
lo11ndu'>1un 1n<>rJnKd ount' •l "J'
tu rncd du"' n b' a ..$4-4 \ utl'
But no" that lhl' l\\Ul t<tn ttstuur'>t'
and t•ndc:d up :.11 \ljllJrt• nnt• 1ht·n· v. a'
nu ulha allan.i 11' l'
.\\I h11mt1H,,1,to.,tJll'lln
\\ cdn1:'>JJ~ Junn@. a mcctmg v. 1th
<>range ( uunl) .ithlc:uc dire:<. tor\ w<'· \l' soi 111 do t'H'r\ 1h1 ng v.1.• t ,1n to
3' 01d this th1nggo1ng to h11g•111on ..
Thl'rc'snm.iuc'>tton ti the(athoht
.\thkttC .\'iMK1atwn dtd nol g<.'l ti\ "a' 1hat'<.l"\alth ''hal v.ould h.iH hap~nt•d \'>Ult" ould hJ' <' bc-t·n
likJ. thou~nd' ot dollar .. "'l'Uld
haH: bcc.:n 'pent .rn<l thc ( ..\ ..\ "nulJ
hJ\(' \1,()1\
) \lU ~· JUdgcHltJn't \\(ltr\ a~'Ut
ph1lo,oph1t•., In tHrn!> ol geottraph1c!>
thnc-\\J\ no uthl'r ans"'c:f
0
On<.' que,tion n•main' \.\ hl'rc \\ tll
\antJ Marg.mta. a M"hool ul \Om<'
I 60() come tht• fall ol I ~\Kl ~ plate~
tor the t" tHear t H:lc uf ·90.9 ::' • •
OrJngc( <>llnl\ pnnc1pahmu\t
no\\ r«o"' enc e1nd go 1hrou~h
another pr~t·c.<iul rdeaguingand that
'>hould Ix \l'I) mtc:rc~ttng
The}·,<.' alrc:.id' botcht'd thing.., up
tu th<' tune ol oi "l"' en·t<'am un"-'t
League, lea' 1ng \addkback in the ~.1
\ aev. Trabu1.n ll11l"n thl" Pac1fk
( 03\I and li..tn < kmcntc in tht' \outh
(oa!>t
..\mong thciropuon'
I r>rop\anta ~brgan1a right 1nh•
the f1n: 1n thc."Co)un'4.·t fon·1ngall
\unsc1 tc."am~ to trut ~on dov. n In
Coast, UCl·rowers seeking improvement
By JON FERGUSON °' tl'W Delly "°' s"'"
Orange Coa\t ( ollegc t rev. t oath
Dave Grant au1dcs a group ot c1g.ht
Junior 'ao tt} oar\men \\ho ha' c
nc\er r.accd 1oge1hc-r into this \\Cd.-
end·s Pac1fil \oast Ro>A.1ng Chnm-
p1onsh1ps. but-he's hoping a latc-
scason S\AllCh 1n pcri.onnd has g1\cn
1hc boat Just the bous1 11 needs to 1t·t
by UCL-' and Wn h1ngto'l
G rant's OCC crtw will c-nter tour
boats in the tv.o-0.t) CH~nt on Lake
N1uoma near cramcnto. and L'Cf's
crew v.111 enterfivcC\t'nts with Coo h
L JIT} \hiort· tlpt1m1,ltt tor lhl·
grnup·, hc!>t l>l'rformam.c l"' cr
()( ( \\Ill fjtl' ti~ '>llflt\I lOmpet1
lion 1n the JUn1or 'Jr'>tl) t'tght\ from
dt'frnding 'ham pion \\ .1~h1nttt11n
.rnd l ( L\ <1ran1 .. v.appcd llnan
D•n from tht· 'Jr\ll\ four<, boat tor
Em: r l'llk\ and ln•f\ II \'Ill txndit
both
"Some oar-~mcn JU\\ blo.,,om
la1cr .. (1rant-.:11d 'Rnan 1;, 1echn1lal-
l} afl C,(·dlcnt oarsmJn hul ht•
'>praincd a foot c."arhcr ID tht• >ea1 and
no" ht"'> bad1, ID e·u·cllcnt shape
Prob:ibl) hJd v.c beaten l ( L ..\again
Cat Nev.-POn). I'd ha\C~ been more
rdudanl lo ,h.mgc lk dl·~·ncd .1
\hut JI ht•1ng in thl'rl' ..
l ( L .\ t.kkJlt•d I>< t h\ lour
\l'\llnd' l>H"r ~.fll)(l lllL'll'r' at tht•
't'" port Rt'g.Jlltl '''" "t'l"k\ agt1 "htk \\ J\h1ngton hrn~l "imc CQutp
m1.nl carh1.•r thl\ ..C.:.t\11n .11 th<' \.in
Diego < rt'\\ C lai;m and lin1sh<'d J
n11,lc.1d1n~ '"th in lhl (\t nt
"That's a lot 10 lllJl.1· up hul \\t''' c
Jvnt' 11 hd11rc" C11.111t ...i1d It'"
P')\Slhlc to du. t'lut ,,,u r1·.1lf\ ha'<' to
he on ~our tuec. 1 ht ~·.ii 'going' t•r.
good The boat ha' maturl·d tO@c."tht"r
\Cf) v.cll and had nlelknt prautCcs
\IOll 1h.11 rau· I 1htnl. \'t' '-'Ill tx·JI
l < I \ .
()( < ·, J\ l1mur 1ndudl'' ,,,,.
~" ain ( had 't'l'''n \tr.1Ll Roh
RC\ n1•ld' Da' J.1'on Hant k &1
Purt•• Knh Jurd.rn La" c ar0< c. h1r
Rt:PJ" and John '"'.ik r.iuntt 1n J
Italian F 1hpp1 ~ ,, nl'"' hoal in thl' ()( < 'tahk 1h1" H' .. r v.h11.h "the ooh
onl• Ill tlW l\IUlltr\
··La\I \\·ar "hen the J\ pcnpk
ro"t'd hc\hman the gr\lup v.a-. th1r\1
1n n1H .1 \lr\ 1mprl's~1'e g.roup ol
lrt•,hrnan ~lat\ ... Ci rant -.aid "I thtnl
thn h'-''l' lOmt· a long wa) to get out
f PIH,. see CREW /Bll
CotodcCau. lc:aving fhe rest intact.
~t.-epmg ddlebacl 'e~ com·
foruible. and Santa Margan ta vel)
uncomfon ablc
~ PutSantaM rg41nu1nto the
Pat ill<: tout League pus1\ EstanC1a
back tu the S.Ca \ tC"-and ~ddlebad.
to the SunM"t
' P\a~ nta \1arganta into tM
\outh ( 03.,t v. ht"re u ,cogniphtcalh
hclon&<i '<.'nd1ngln 1nc to the a
f Pte.-SH CARLSON/Bl'
SCCblanks
Cal Lutheran
TM Oalfy PHot
S..\NT 4. 8 '\RBAR <\ -Jim
Ikdm._ ~attcrt'd eight hlls 1n
to\stng a lOm_pkte-gamC' '\hutl)Ut
fhun.da\ as Southern Cahfo ma a
( ollcgC' opcneJ the \i ~JA Distnct
Ill baSt'ball pl.'l\Om Y.llh a 4-0
\ ICIOIJ 0' er c'al Lutheran at
\\ ~tmont Collt"gc
Th.e \ anguards.. J0-19, ad' a nee
to meet Gold<'n State A.thlct1c < onkrcn\.c champion Westmont
1n toda' ·., ..C<.ond round of the
(ft!HW lff SCG/Bll
. CdM, Edison boys prepared to take their best shots at CIF prelims
Sea Kings' versatility a strong sui t
entering 3 -A competit ion Saturday
9y ..cHMD DUNN
o..., .... c ......... .
printer Mark Barnum drnte up
tht photo firmbes with hLS animated
r.ciaJ ~pro.lions and d1nancc
..,ecialist.Ed· Lavelle ,,abt mott of
beedbda with his runs.. but the bo) •
tr1ek and f\eld team at Corona del
Mat Hilb has more to offer thi.sspn na
than ever bd'ote. .
Lavellt Ue..-w.nAint 1n the • 1.600 lillid UOO mflers while· a.mum. who loot1 more hke 811
Bird at me finish hnc 1«0n1in1 to
CdM Coectt Bill Sumner. and flnt·
yat NDncr Pat Call.an ituf\ ttaf\
with lhc best of them lft the t~ioo
Ud400.
"It's like ~bat they \a~ about
m&Xina railroad\ ... '81d umncr. >A.ho
also u~· te.,..c Schumacher 41 an
auist.ant d1 tan« coach "It'' 10
percent iron and 90 pe nt men
Hert, i\'l 90 percent Inds and tO
percent C01chc~. The coachC'S arc JU t
IJ CXC'ltcd about Cir (and Other
possible pOlt~k Ut" mttt to follow) as tht~ &J'f."
Barnum f\1M the 100 and 400
meters... an addioon to the 400 and
1,600 meter rcla> teams C allqh.1n.
•ho .Pf•>s footbaU and '°'°'Ccr. nin the 100 and 200. as .,,u u both rcla) .
"Barnum al1i1oa). haHn etprc 11on.
on hi• race at tht fin1 h line and thafi
Ylh) tht pipnl like 10 U"° It (tht'
photo)." umner ~1d. "He JUSt has
, that look He kind of looks hkr Big
Bml Th4:n there' 1..a~n -.ho et
II the article
"But "e ha\c thrrt umcs u man}
ludrni the prehm'> a we dtd la'1 }l.'ar.
We hid nine la~t ~c:ar and th• }car v.c
ha'e :? Bn 1call). "t' ha'c a ltd tn
e\ Cr) C\ ent ..
Among tht' ( dM newcomer\ to 1hc
CIF Kem: 1ndu~k Callawn pole
vaulters Keith Miller and"Ron \le.in.
both at 14-fctl. and dastanet runner
J 8 La&ht burne ( 00 and I .600)
Doug koro (high JUmp). who
acb1cvcd his per)()nal bc11t (6-3) b)'
tv.o mchcs at the a Vie" l ue
flnal and three-<' cnt athlete Oa,·an
arlson hould al~ make their
prncn'e (eh
Carlton's b( t event 1 the tnpk
JUrtlp, ~ht h he O\\n a mark of 0 ·9.
He al~ compeki an the Iona ,ump
f'-'M.,.'" CdM/ll)
A s usual, Chargers ' strength w i/L be
in weight events at 4-A meet Saturday
ly RICHARD DUNN
Od)o ..... C_<_.,...,.
Hca\\v.c1ght shot puttc."rs and d1'
lU\ lh1 u"crs art trad1uonal at Ed1sun
High w Cha.fte C'<>Kh Tom
C1artll1 has not one. but t~o. th" ~pnfli "ho arc headed fort ht' CIF 4-\
ttad~ and ftcld prrltms on turJa~ a1
(.a manllo High ·hool tx-g1nn1ng 3t
noon
Senion Grq 1 hurston and rt.art..
Ha.,kins arc the ( nariers' tv.o stron&
ann . but in~ 11·~ tht'tr first )t'3r
com pct in in < IF acllon. C'tal"t'lh
kno" It 'I mor~ of a· fre hman
upc-ttcntt th:in an, thin ti~.
"It C'\ef\thUlg I~ nJhl, th('~
'lhould be throw1n~ fanher than the'
ha dtc Sea Kint1 wdl have a face 1n. limOlt•"'1Y~t °"S11urdlyWbc:n · .......................................................................... .._ ........................... ~
\be CJF ).;A sntinu a.pen at Gahr ff'-" 'in Cemiat besinn1ap!!'OOft· Suwr•1 leMll .. ll:ittOliaHy ..,.,..., &Wtoee '"tan to bt"" r.:=-.:r~:·=
lalw-*•:r::.-!iml*toalk ::w.I.w::= Oailclt111kMcn 'a s..'YJ::J~t=i:..~ ..... , ..... 't? • 7 11111 ...
UC/ men, vvomen each In thlrdplace at Big West meet
•
DI•• COMt DAILY PJLOT I ,rlday. Umy 12, tM8
'1'41111' BHI \h
... ....___~A~ngels will receive-
--~~---,
Softball team of homeless men
real:ly to taKe on all ct:Ja/lengers
.· ,.
. .
r.
.. . ..
plenty of coyer age
on this homestand
Around the dial:
•The Anacls will make their fir~t
appcaran~on national TV Saturday
when they entertain the Yankees at
Anaheim Stadt um in a I o'clock game
on NBC'sGameofthc Weck.
It will bethesecondgameof a
double--hcaderon Channel 4 Satur-
day. In the first pmc at I 0: IS a. m ..
the Chicago Cubs entertain Houston.
In fact, the Angels will be shown a
number of times on the upcoming
homestand.
Toni&ht'sgamecan be seen onZ
Channel as well as WPIX cable. Other
pmeson Zdunng thecurrcnt
homestand include Sunday (vs. Yan-
kees l p.m.), and Wednesday, Thurs-d&y(v~. Boston, 7:30)and next Friday
(vs. Milwaukee, 7:30).
Monday's game against the Yan-
kees and Tuesday's against the Red
SoxcanbesecnonChannel S.
•If that's not enough baseball. five
straight games on the Dodgers' road
trip will be telecast by Channel I I,
starting Saturday and Sunday in
Philadelphia and continuing Monday
throu&h Wednesday m New York.
Eutem Conference, followed by the
Phoen1&-Golden State matchup from
the West.
At IOa.m. Sunday, CBS switches 10
the Detroit-Milwaukee series. with
the Lakers-Seattle fourth aamc to
follow.
TBS returns to the NBA playoffs
Wlth an unusual Monda~ cablecast of
the Dctro11-M1l"au~l'C fourth game
al 5·0S.
0
The broadcast team for the Na-
tJooal Hocke) League Stanley Cup
finals has been named -former
IUngs announcer Jiggs McDonald
and Bill Clement near the ice and
Mike Emrick 1n the on-site studio
booth.
The games will be shown locally on
Z Channel, which has purchased the
ri~ts from SponsChanncl 4\menca.
with the finals set to begin Sunda)
that his broadcasters bavc
nicknames. This wa' tn 1966. when •
McDonald besln hts broadcuting
carecr.,,,ith thce~pansion team.
• "I'd bcencalledJiussince the fifth
grade, nght throu&h hi&h school, so J
told him, and he said, ·Marvelous.
that's it,' andJius it was:· McDonald
said.
0
CBS Sporu commentators Pat
Summerall and Tom Brookshier
drank alcohol in the broadcast booth
duri ni NFL telecasts, according to a
new book b) Terry O'Net" the new
cxccuu ve producerofNBC Sports.
O'Neil, the former CBS Spons
executive producer hired Tuesday b)
NBC, calls Brent Musburgcr"mar-
ginally abrasive" and an ~·anchor
monster." He wrote Brookshier
spoke "gibberish" and didn't prepare
for games, and accu~ former CBS
Sports president Peter Lund as being
ineffectual and lacking leadership.
Healsowrotethatan NFlcoach
told him that his team had wire-
tapped tile room of a player and
caught the player with $30,000 that
was intended for drug-purchases
o~Neil does not name the coach. the
''°"'Thi AllodMed ~
NEW HAVEN, Conn. -A aroup of •
homelelS men~ led by a monk who runs a '=-'
soup khchen. has formed a softball team • • •
'named "The Soupcf'l" and is ~le.int on all
comers with a pncc: Lo 1n1 challengers must donate to
the IOUP kitchen.
.. A lot of people have asked where 1s our homeficld.
As homeless people, I tell them it's appropriate we don't..
have one, .. said Brothtt Denys Cormier, a monk of the
Emmaus Monastic Community who runs the Downtown
Evening Soup Kitchen and is the team's manaaer.
Brother Denys hopes his team will help break
slereot'ypcs of the homeless as people either on drugs or
alcohol, and help put faces on the workin• poor. He said
there are about 6,000 homeless people m this city of
125,000.
Teams that play The Soupcrs will have to make a
donation, of any amount they choose. if they lose. But
Brother Denys is hopeful even l'hc winners w1 '.l ktck 10.
The challenge has gone pur 10 established teams 1n
New Haven's sof\ball lcaaues. and at least two have
exprcs~ interest. But Brother Denys said has ballclub
will play any bod~.
"We'll go to Flonda 1fthe} 'II pa~ for our 11ckets:· he
said Thursday.
The Soupcrs plan to hold their first practice Sunday.
af\er attending a weekly church service for the homeless
run b) their manager. who will wear his tradit1onal gray
Lakers seek 3-0 advant~ge
• lhat last-second basket by the
Bulls' Michael Jordan on Sunday had
to have CBS jumping, along with
Chicago Coach Doug Collins.
The NHL'ssurpnse three-year deal
with SponsChannel ($51 m11lion).
following a what seemed to be a warm
relat1onsh1p w111\ 6SPN. 1s 1n 11s first
;ca r. and the co,·crage has been
superb, 1 n part because of Clement
and Emrick. who worked for ESPN.
NBC has announced I\ w11l tclev1se
the next two NHL All-Star Games.
and the spon appears headed for
some &ood times and perhaps ad-
ditional expansion.
pla;eronhcteam. SEATTLE -Magic Johnson. who ----
A spokesman for the NFL. said the makes the Los Angeles Lakers fast-breaking · • ~
lea$uc was not aware of an} such offense go, expects the Seattl~ SupcrSonics. to '. ~
incident. He said that while NFL be tougher in the Seattle Coliseum than they ---·-
rules currcntlyrequ1rc teams to were at the Forum.
ByeliminatingCleveland , the
basket ensured a New Yorlc-Oucago
Eastern Conference semi final show-
down between the No. I and No. 3
media markets.
•The NBA playoffs continue this
weekend on C BS. with double-head-
ers set for Saturda¥ and Sundax.
SportsChannel's McDonald sa\\
the four logJcal expansion sites are
Phoenix and San Francisco m the
West and Milwaukee and Hamilton.
Ont.lno. in the East
inform the league in such a c1rcum-"We've played well ~ga1nst them so far. but I know
stance. an the earl} 1980s "that ~as they play well at home so we expect it to be tougher then~."
not necessarily so." Johnson said.. ·
The book, ''The Game Behind the The Lakers, after whipping the Somes by 11 and 28
Game." 1sdoe for pubhcauon next points at the Forum will attempt to fatten their lead m the
Wednesday. It covers O'Ne11's earl) Western Conference semifinal to 3-0 tonight JO Seattl<'
Saturday at I 0, Channel 2 will sho~
New York at Chicago from the
J 1ggs 1~ not McDonald's real first
name(1t's Ken). but "hen Jack Kent
Cooke owne~ the Kings. he insisted
career at ABC and focuses on (Channel 9, TBS at 7:30).
1981-1986. his years at CBS ,. _ Iftbey succeed, they could end the best-of-7 series m
Seattle Sunday.
The Lakcrs, twe>-ume defending NBA champions,
·Weekend TV, radio sports made it look surprisinaJy easy m at home Wednesday
night. It was the takers I 0th consecutive playoff "m
over the Sonics. The Sonics haven't beaten the takers m
...i plaxoff game SJnce 1980.
They did to us what we usually do to teams -
1otislly disrupt our offense." said DaJc Ellis. Seattle's Sllturday
TELEVISION
IO a.m. -PRO BASKETBALL: :--.e \ pl:l\-
offs-Ncw Yorl. at Chicago, Channel 2.
10 a.m. -TENNIS: U.S Men's (la\ Court
Champ1onsh1ps from Isle of Palms. S.C .. ESPN ·
10:15 a.m. -BASEBALL: Houston a1 Chicago
Cubs, Channel 4 .
Noon -SOCCER; World Cup quahf)'1ng match
from Torrance-United States '5 Trinidad-Tobago
ESPN. I .
12:...'0 p.m. -PRO BASKETBALL: NB.\ pla~
offs-Phoenix at Golden State. Channel :?
1 p.m. -BASEBALL: New York Yanket.·~ at .\ngeb
Channel 4.
I p.m. -Al.fro RACING: lnd1anapoh!> 500 11me
tnals. Channel 7
2 p.m. -GOLF: Seniors t0umament from ~1ah em
Pa .. ESPN.
2 p.m. -COLLEGE BASEBALL: l ( l \ at l IS(
(delayed), Pnme Ticket.
2:30 p.m. -GOLF: Memonal tournament from
Dublin. Ohio (dela)'ed). Channel 7
3:05 p.m. -lJ.S. OLYMPIC GOLD: Jesse Q\\{'OS
Classic track and field meet from Columbus. Ohio. TB
4 p.m. -BASEBALL: Dodgers at Philadelphia.
Channel 11 .
4 p.m. -BASEBALL: Atlanta at P11tsburgh. TB'i
4:30 p.m. -WIDE WORLD OF SPORTS: -\uto
racing-Grand Pnx of Monaco (tape). horse ra c-
ing-P1mlic0Spec1al from Salumorc(dela~cd l < hannel 7. ~ .
5:30 p.m.-SOCCER: M ISL playoffs-San Diego at
Dallas, Prime Ttcket.
7 p.m. -BOXING: R~er Ma)wcather "' Julio
Cesar Chavez, supcr-hghtwe1 ts. from the Forum HBO
8 p.m. -HORSE RACI G: Holl) wood Parlo. rcpla~ !>
Channel S6 (Prime Tacket, 11 p.m ). 8 p.m. -COLLEGE BASEBALL: \1.1n fonJ tll
Peppcrdine (delayed). Prime Tacket.
RADIO
10:20 a.m. -BASEBALL: Toronto at \11nncsota
KNX (1070).
10:30 a.m. -BASEBALL: San Diego at Ne" \ orlo.
Mets, KFMB (760).
I p.m.-BASEBALL:NcwYork Yankcesa1 .\ngcl,,
KMPC(710).
Sunday
TELEVISION leading scorer who was held to 14 points in Game :?.
10 a.m PRO BASKETBALL:
oils-Ne" 'a ork at Chicago. Channel.:?
James Worth}. who scored 30 points for the takers 'B \ pla~ -Wednesday night, said he his club was mature enough to
know the ~nes wasn't over.
from ''They're going to remember this (blowout) and we 10 a.m -GOLF: en1ors tournaml'OI
Mahem. Pa .. ESPN.
10:30 a.m -BASEBALL: Dodge~ :it Ph1ladclph1:i
Channel 11
10:30 am -BASEBALL: 'ian Diego at 'c" York
Mets. \.\OR.
11 :20 a.m -BASEBALL: Hou<,ton at ( h1cago < ub~. WGN.
Noon -BICYCLING: Tour de Trump linal '>tagc
. from -\tlan11c Ci t) (delayed). ( hanncl 4
~oon -TENNIS: Li . Ml·n's Cla~ ( uurt <.ham·
p1onsh1ps from Isle of Palms. ( . ESP'\;
I:!. 30 p m -PRO BASKETBALL. "B \ pla' -
ofTs-Lakers at Seattle. Channel :?
I p.m -BASEBALL: Ne" 'a ork Yankee, at .-\ngd'
Z Channel
2 p.m. -SPORTSWORLD: Bo\lng-1 raC) Harm
Patterson vs ~IC\ IC Cruz. rea1hcrwc1ghts. trom .\tlant1c
C1t\, Channel 4
· 2 p.m. -GOLF: Mcmonal 1ournan1cn1 from
Dublin, Ohio (dcla)'ed), Channel 7.
2:30 p.m. -AUTO RACING: Indianapolis 500 11mc
trial\. ESPN.
3 p.m. -COLLEGE BASEBALL; ~lanford at
Pl·pperdtne. Prime Ticket.
4 30 p.m. -COLLEGE BASEBALL: Anwna at
.\n1ona State ESPN.
5 p.m. -PRO HOCKEY: tanlc' Cup
finals-Montreal at Calga f), Z Channel.
6 p.m. -C$)LLEGE BASEBALL: LIS( at UCL-\.
Prime Ticket
8 p.m. -HORSE RACING: Holl) wood Parl repla~'>.
( hannel 56 (Prime Ticket. m1dn1gh1)
9 p.m. -COLLEGE BASEBALL: Nl'\ada-Las
\.cps at Long Beach State (delayed). Pnmc T1d,ct
RADIO
I 0:30 a.m. -BASEBALL: Dodgers at Ph1ladclph1a.
)...ABC (?90).
10:30 a.m -BASEBALL: San Diego at '-cw York
Mets, KFMB (760).
12:30 p.m. -PRO BASKETBALL: NBA play-
ofTs-takcrs at Seattle, KLAC (S70).
I p.m. -BASEBALL: New York Yankees at Angel~.
shouldn't dwell nn it or relax," Worth) ~1d.
Johnson concurred.
"We don't get tooexcaed oroverJoyed because that's
when you act caua!lt," Johnson said. "It's this umc that
WC love because WC JUSt l.."\ke our pme from down here
(gestunng) to a higher level (raising his. hand)."
qt·o1·•: Ot' ·1·11•: D \ l
Dave Henderson, Oakland center fielder. after
someone said that the A's "ere a smar: team· ··1
don'1 see am tanfo rd gu>s running around here.
Look at <catcher Terry) Steinbach He thinks hockey
1!> a sport."
Knlcks hold Jordan to 1 5
Patnck Ewm1 scored 23 points and the ~
Ne.w York Kn1cks held Michael Jordan to h • ~
stason-lo" 15 points Tttu"-<ia} night in a r
114-97 rout of the Chicago Bulls at Madison ----
Square Garden that evened their "18~ playoff ~nes at a
game apiece.
Jordan. averaging 38.8 in his firsts" playoff games.
including 34 1n the Bull&' scnes-opentn& victor)· at
M:idison Square Garden, wa~ 7 for 17 from the field and
massed three of four free thro""s His low sconn1 total
dunnJ the regular season \\a!> 18 pomt'I on three
occasions. .
In ano&her NBA playoff pme.
•Tom Chambers scored 31 JX>lnt • includma 12 in
the fourth quarter, as Phoenix rallied af\er bloWlng a 17·
point lead to down Golden State in Oakland. 11 3-104
and take a a:?-I lead m their scnes. Kevan Johnson had 20
points and 15 a ists and Mark West, who averaged 7 2
points in the l'CfUlar season. scored I 8 as the uns ~on
their eighth strai&ht road pme.
Rose gets first look at report
r'ObM dw•na 11mes.
T-cnty homckss mtn have 11aned up for tht ta ranai~ in* from the1rearly 20. to mtd·lOs. Moo hvc a
lbc cn)'s tfircc homtless tMhm. and a number bav ~m~rary j~bl. ScvttaJ wert top athlclo in hiah xhool
Some have had ru~-ins wt th tht law and are uyina h
act tt\eir lives back totelhet. Gordon. 22, lhc team'
captain, •s one oflhcm. After .,.aduatin& from hiiJ'l .Ktioo
in Waterbury. where he pla)'cd blsket~.ll •!'(j)'Uet.11 Gordon said he 1ot mto trouble becauK I d1dn t use m
mind... .
Oordon, ""ho declined toaivehi Jut na.me. ha5hvc
at a city shelter for fbur montbs.. and has It~ at othe
t1mt$ with an aunt. He said playing wftball should hf\ th
spirits of the homeless men and show the cornmul'uty the)
arc no d1ft'erent from anyone else.
··Some of these guys arc really fcclina bad because o
the situa11on they ve In. They have not chosen !O ~ 1
this P<>$it1on. I thin.Ii. if you aive them a lmle mouvauon th~y will have a better attitude toward thtngs," Gordo
said. .
"We don't want people to be afraid of the homelesi.
If they see us out th~re pJ_aying ball, maybe they wtll think
they aren't that bad.''
Gordon. a muscular and articulate man who earn
about S40 a day as a temporary laborer, expects his team
to be ver) compe111ive.
Some soup-k1tcnen volunt.ctTS will ~ put 1n the
linevp at times. a rcnecuoo of 9rother Denys' bchefthat
the homeless should not be $ingled out 15 sonieho~
different.
I'\ TH J: 81,J:.\f'H t :Rs
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Canadlens reach flnals, 4 -2
PHILADELPHIA -T}lc Montreal ~
c.anadiens, paced b> sccond-pcnod goals b)
Bobby Smith and C'hns Chehos and another • •
a1n1&ht defcns1"c effort. advanced to the
Stanley Cup finals for an N HL·tteord 31st Lime b'
beallnf the Philadelphia Fl}crs. 4-2, Thursda)' night
captunng the Wales Conference cham1Ste'.tnsh1p in m.
games.
The Canad1ens. ~ho finished second ovttall dunng
the regular season. ""111 face the team chat finished ahead
of •I-tern, the Calgary Flames. m the final bes.inning
Sun<b~ night an Calgary
Coppers, Valvano to talk?
The Los Anaeles 01ppers sa1a Thursda)
she) wtll meet wnh onh Carolina State * coach Jim Valvano next 'Wednesda)' to
discuss the NBA• tCJlm's vacant head
coachin1pos1t1on. However. Valvano'ugtnt denied thut
such a meet1n1 was scheduled
.. My ObJ_CC'tlVC I~ to &Cl the best coach 1n ~mcnca for
this team,'' Clippers' owner Donald T terhng \8td m .s
statementrdeascd by the team "Jim Valvano u~snl'
one oftht best.
··we will sit down and u1lk wuh him, but I haH· made
it clear 10 him already that at the momtnt. Doo Case\ ''
the frool-ruoner for the JOb "
In other pom news Thurida)
• Llo)d Daniels. a st.ar basketball prospect ~he
sacnficcd his carctr 10 drua and alcohol abuse. v.a\
cnt1call> wound~ in a shoouna that pohtt called po~ ibly drua·related-Daniels. 22. wa.s tn mt1cal bul
stable cond1t1on after surarry at Mary lmmaculak
Hosp1tal 1n New York. 4 p.m. -BASEBALL: Dodgers a1 Philadelphrn
KABC(790).
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KMPC(7 10). •Danny ulh\&n. tht l 9 S lnd1anapoh SOO winner
Pete Rose aot his tint look Thursday at ~ and ddend1n1 CART·PPG champion. sufTemi a mild
baseball's case apmst him. a 225-paJC repon coneui ion. broken n&ht forearm and bruised naht foot
wt th seven volumes ofuh1b1ts on h1~ al teaed • when his ra« car mashed hard .,.inst tht third-tum ~II
pmblina. and will have one last chance to -durina pract1ct He undnwfnt suraery latt Thunda>
defend himself on May 2S before Comm1n1oner A afternoon at Method1it HMpttal. ~hctt he was repont'l.I
Barlett G1am1tu rcoders a \erd1ct m ~ cond1t1on He was t"\pcrtcd to remain at the
G1amatll said he would not make a dcc1SJOn m the b~~mi_Jht.
ca)C un11laflcrtbe hearlna, which 1s required by butball'i. •Mark Eaton. the 7-foot.4 center of the Utah Ju1
Local anglers finding success
Barracuda, bonito
action reported
by. area landings
Filhermen are enJoyi ngaood ac·
tioo on I~ barracuda and lar&e
bonil.o wtiile fishina oo sportfishcn
runniqout oflocaJ landings.
Davey•a Locker, Ncwpon Landing
and Dana Wharf all report that
filhina i1 really aood and that anaJers
aft reiunlinadock-sidc with nice
fi1leu Of'ftesh fish.
Tbeection has been mixed for mot
sport boeuu tbttc arc brce1ina
tcboollof'fish followsnaba1t up and
down thecout. Eddie DiRusc101 at
Davey's, 'reports that bames ano
boneheads have been poppina up
be\ ween Octamlde and the Hunt-
OCC's Gabriel,
Rebitzer prevail
•
ina_ton Beach "flats" on a daily ba is.
Once these larae schools of fish a re
spotted{ the fisl'lina 11 wide open
produc n1nearlim1ttandlot1of
action for pe11eftlefl on boetd.
There has alto been a consi1ient
b1tronsandbatsu&nsknftsbiftJ
l wibaht lript are uck•na kiePei" 1.azed
"sandys" on chovie&. and )eadhad
jj .. f'iF wit!! cutJq~ fi~ off'tbe
bottom. Scul.IND are be•QI P.iQcd up
on C1ll tilit. dilccalico bati and ~1.-m &o prcf'crtive
UdaolJJel 1Wbeti ... , liDed" lO
cbwntfted-upturfaee ~
Mott landinp are runnine lhatk fillaini tripaalad lft ft~~ blue lblr\ Ktiolljut11 h milelOft'&hc bliKta. Tbc-CaliforDia Dewar" skip.
~by Frank S.vinooperah"'out OIDlvef1 Locker, bu bttn Jrtt•na llMubbOok~ 11piqWarlyforhi1
~ uehm1t1 .. lbtmtdvn
IO I.a alw'k1 ptt mp, but .--ca1eh
udrdeuf"' llllbecaUJoW. :Le ...... '°5 .. -ftah .... n.~..£~oa
7a ....... =--....... ...... tol .,.,... • .,.. ....... t.
administrative rules. • who ranked lttond in blockci hots and anchored tht>
bassmakin1upthebulkofthccatch "Pete Rose .. is owed, in my opinion. an lequc'uUft<stckfcnsc.wasn•mcdtheNBAOcfcrui\c
forskiffan11enand<lock fishermen opp<>nunil.) to review the rtport artd iu accompany1n1 Player ohhC Year.
an Ntwpon Harbor. matenals. and thercaf\er to re pond to me. 1fhc wishes to • Rick Adelman. -.110 bcttme mtcnm coach of the
TommyMcMillinofHuntinaton do so," G1amat11 '3Jd. Portland Trail Blalcn in Ftbruar). -111 be retained u
Beach. ha1 been fi1tun1 the bay • In other baseball news Thursday: bead coach throuah nut ieason.
rqularlyandhasfoundfish1naaood •C'hlcaao Cubs outfielder Andre Daw n had •The Hanford Whalen namtd former NHL aroundbulkh~dJtdocka,overa.rass atbroscopic suracry to 1tmove can1taac from ht riaht plttftder Ed Johnston H vier prutcknl and ~neral
and on sandy oeacnes wbi~ fishinaon knct. "The proanosis u .ood." said Dr. Micha.el Scharer. ~
a tumsnatidc. Uvc bait, yellow and who s><rformed the ~minute operation at Nonhwt$lem · _ • &Cn Johnson, world rccOrd-holdcr in 1.bt 100. -..1•-and~shrimpbavebttn Memorial Hosp1tal tn Chicqo and l'f"dmed l>awson '"'-~m~c~terdalhandd1uiualJ8edrtomlbtl9Unl"mptCSafitr cffcctf~ bat ts tnlbe bay. v.ould requirt about four MeU of rtbabihtallOn. tt'lb"J poa1t1ve fo7 mriods. suffered mut0;inJUM 1n a
San Oteao filhanai1 really Fttina •Cubs outfitlder Jeromt Walton wa5 placed on the fiah1 1nvolv1n1 five men in Toronto'• swank Yonvillc-_
aood. NcwtchoollOfyellowtail have IS~~ disabled list, Ont day afttr he to~ h11 nab• dftUK:t. police .. id.
moved into the ara around the hamsuina whde slidin,a into third base in a pmc qain t
Coronado 111.Uduad evee lbOu&h San f raacitc0. . ..
thcfilhcouatlhowt1boutentfilh • HOUiton placed catcher Alan Ashby.on wa1vcn.
pa. rod avf'elllt, lbae ue touoff\sh jutt _,, afta ht ~toed a track that woukt ha'~ Kai him
1ft tbt Wiier. '° Pimbufll\. . .
ltitJu•U ma1tierof daysbcfore • P!ttlbwih rec:alkd rclit"1tr 8Jll Landrum '""11 its flsluna but• Wideopea ud )'dlow· Buffalo farm club and Kftt reliever Morris Madckn 10 the
iail Will maa up 1he bulk oru.t cal.Ch Cla11 AAA team. •
for tbt border cuy Oect. Tbere 1rutill • Minnnotuent pi1cher Fred Tohvcno the mi non
10meaice...,we.ite-._.beina and placed l«Ond t.Kman Wally Beckman on llM'
causbtbyaftl]mcuti"IYoYojip. disabled list. o • St. Loua Manaei:r Wlult')' ~ and <kneral
Ouldoot ._alie'l lhoilld make Ma,,.r DIJ Mu vill have Uped two-year conuact Planson~uaa~da~a,nual utenMon1. Htrtoa'scontnC'I now nans lhrOUlh 1992 aftd' ShOod•_inclfialunt Furto MuvUl'a conll'Kt runs~ 1991. Tmns •re noc
bt hdd May 19 thri 21 us NOfCO. 1nnounad. ,.
Thi1 lhe>W re. ... dae lni!ll I• • Tbt National LallUe bu iB1Db11W11rmedlllllll!d C1eannati ahootiftl.huau•ud~..-... • rdac(Di1cbft' ROb Dibble a.n M bu_. his 9pPral or a
umdlatutoadll....wtlaeddition SIOO 1\rac Aw .. , .. nun~ rtlMlb"' M purportedly
lOholcHasinformadviditicloalll made afttr a bnilb'*" inddfaa in Loi Alllda.
~ol'll•r:~ •hole=ror.f:c:'.:S'=tiw Birdie p.1 m• outwtlatilliliiM•la ,..in.
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y, and wc·v~ used cvny kid 1n Ille
U\~up."
Tbwtday. 8&ke1' miked up tht l.lneup by lMetl!OJ IOPbQmom II
ICCOM and third bQc. Seven o( nu11e
pla)'t'n in the batt1n1 ordt-r had hits
and the 8aroas COll\C'l\&ued 00 tnOfS
to beet Rice, ..-be> tcatkred four hies,
wiJUd none and struck out 11 .
• ··u~nt'nct"? )'.eab. Bui the )'_ouna
kidi wttt up to the wk \00," Baker
said. "'We've sot a blend orit. (Janel)
Miyahara looked tcmblc a.he fmt two
. times up, She's 1 S2Phomort. but she
didn't hani her h~d and camt' back
and drove 1n a run:·
Tbc Barons ~med their 1h1rd
l.Qa~ crown in four )Can, while
Hununaton Beach. dcsp1tt losin1 a share or the lllle, earned tts first CIF
playoff berth as the leaaut''s No. 3
entry.
"Playoff experience I think was the
kty," wd Kunun1ton Coach Juhe
Parmenter. "My luds Wt'rt up. The>
wanttd to do-real ~ell but the)' 'I.ere
111 real, real ncrvou~ all day long. At
tb1s school"the kids have never had a
game like this. It wa~ the same as 1he
other da) against Manna and then
Ocean V1CW1 The) aot two of them to
act to this point ..
Ifs a mailer of ne\.er letting up for
the O ilers.. who were v1ct1ms of last·
place Westminster.
''What v.e did team was 11 take-. a
good consistent IOouttngsto win this
:. lea1uc," Parmenter i.a1d .. Last )'tar.
we had a little letdown in league This
:. year. we hit a httlc lull. You've got to
treat evel) game hkc Fountain Valle)
or R•lhett1.
0..,. ,..._ ,,.._ "1 .... P•¥-
0Ceaft View•• Jenna S•nsone Is safe at teiond •• Marlna•s
Mindy Bur9ess tries to apply tat tn SunHt stru99le.
Estes reached on an error v.1\h one: out
1n the sc'enth and e'en1ualh scored
from second base on Dolan·\ single to
left field. E~here in thr <;un~I League;
• ln a wild one, decided on "'11d
p11che\ and 1n 1he end. a 'itnl.eou1
which cou4dn"t handlC'd and caromed
off the catcher's !thmguard as the
wmmn& run l ame ano'i!i. \itann.i H~·s V1kinp pulled out a 5-4 w1111n
10 innmJS over' 1s1ting Ocean Vic"'
The victory catapults Manna 1n11.>
the No I slo t from the lea1ue gotn@.
into the ( If pla)Ofl'\ ne>.1 "'«l. a nd
earn\ the \ 1l.1ngs of < oach \u"l
Calderon a to-<hnmp10Mh1p \\1\h
•Edison'\ Juhe Helm got aboard
"Ith a wall. go1 to third on two pas~
balls and )(Orcd o n a \\aid pitch b) We~tminster's lir~1 relief p11chl'r on
her first {>llCh 10 pull out a 6-5 '1c10~
on the winner's diamond
f\.nsta fakert (2 tor 4 v.11h ~ runs
and an RBI in the m:th, when Edl~n
S(Ored three 11me\ "'1th the help ot
fi"e s1ra1ght "'alls) "'as fd1'>on·s 1op
o lTenMvc thrtnl
Edison clo!.t''> ou1.,_,7 o'er:ill
In lhe Sea View Lea&ue "What's hauntma u~ 1s 1he West·
minster loss. We really came out flat
that da> We d1dn 't pla) with a 101 ol
intensity or desire unul the) ~ored I
1ell the kids. you don't want to v.all
away and sa). ·what 1f!'"
Hunungton·s asha Kyle led off thl'
first inning with a bunt single bu1
reached no farther than sc<:ond ba'>C
and Tara Sn)'dcr made 11 to third
, Foun\ain \'allc) al "I.' fhl· ""'1 I
statusal~ol'arns Manna a homl' gamt•
an the fir\I round.
• With third place alread> -,e~ed
up. l 'nn-ersll) 10·5 in leagul· 1unt:d
up for the pla~om b' using a nmt•-run
sclond inning to l ru\h '1\lt1ng h1an-
u a. 13·0. 1n a ii.amc \hortene<.l 10 41
innings by the m erq ruk
Nicole ~ham ma' \.\J S 1 lor 4 \\llh
l\\U RBI and T fll 1a &11 lnrK. led in a
pair of run\ Y. llh .a 1npk in the
TroJans· big \ClOnd \;)hart:l·n Panun.
11·6. workeu lhl' fir,t lour 1nn1ng'> tu
earn the \l(llln. alluY.ing l\.\O hn!i
and a Y.alk v.h1k '>Inking 11u1 fi,e
·• when the "1me v.as Sllll scorelc'i\ in
the fourth inning. but was stranded
''The) put 1hc ball 1n play and we
couldn't set a umcl) hit." Parmenter
said. "Had we 'SCOrcd in the first. It
would have b«n d11Tcrent
"Fountain Valle) hit the ball and
made us do somc1hing. When we had
•: runners on base. Rice got the K."
Oilers pitcher Pam Fogg. IQ.. 7.
allowed single runs in the fifth Sl\th
and SC' enth innings. but onl) one v.as
earned Her onl} v.alk v.a!> 1ntcn·
t1onal. but the Barons bunched fi, e ot
their hits 1n the final three 1nn1ng'>
In the fifth. Km11n Santa ( ru1
reached o n an error took second on a
sacnfice b> Shannon Hamson. tool
third on a sacrifice b) T n,ha
Staakeand scored on Est~· si ngle: Ill
the nght of 1he second base bag
Fountain Valle} made 11 ~-0 in thl·
six.th v.hcn Rice h11 a one-out tnplc 1n
the right-field gap and scored u n
M1)ahara's s1ngk up the middk
L BASEBALL
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From Bf
howe' er \tnling Dieter out on tl'\rl"l'
pitches. then getting 1ht• lham·
p1onsh1p out on 1he ne'-t p11ch h~
forcing another hc.n) ·h11tcr. .\I
Marhnp. to popoul on the fir'it p11t·h
So Esuinc1a mo,c\· into the <tr
pl&)otTs nc>.t v.cck \\1th one o f the
best reco rds an'" here in term. nt
recent endea\ ori
After losing thr1r ftr-.1 lY>U league
starts. Lhc Eagles proceeded to Mn 1 l
of their ne>.t 13 10 g.a1n the title ofro-
champ1on. and 11 \\Ould be e' c:n
better than that C\ltpt. as ".11llard
puts It, .. that disaster .it the lrec"'a'
school CTusun) ··
fa.cept for that one fa teful I )·run
s1Jllh mnana v. hen no thing "t'nt ngh1
evCT)\hma el~ has gone oactl)
Mallard'\ wa)
Tuesda). tt wa'i 1 thrtt-run ralh in
1he sc .. enlh ~h1ch catapulted E'itan·
eta pasl Unt\Cr)ll). but Thu™1a~ it wa~ the Eagle\' pmc from the stan
wllh uni) the final moment., ofTer1111
a ra) of hope 10 t n1' en1t) -"The
collcae \Chool."' in the '1c" of the
ficrccl) compctlll' e \Cl happ) Mill·
ard.
"I don't IJVC an) of them the
rcsp«I of a name " continued Mill·
ard "I JU~t l:abel them Thcrt't the
free~•> school. lhc collcac school. the
shopp1n1 man school •• "
JaJOn \\'hue's leadoff ~·•~ de·
vtloped 1nlo a run v.hen Sc.an Nichols
delivered a un&Lc to cct'Uer after Whi~ Jtole ~mt and Btll OomC".t.
v.hoiot on viaa Atldcr's cho1Ct':'t:amc
around to score from one of four
Uni"cBit)' mon
Mat Hartlq led off the lh1rd with
an infield sanale and scortd aOer 1tulina 1«ond. com1na home on Len
Herman's 1nfltld blow
Un1\Crs1t) uancr Jas.on WalhAm ei!c~1nconunucdtouJhluckinthe
Mh •hen Rot>cn )e Solt rd Ol'l
an error then ortd Yfhtn 5ean
Ntchols doubl«S to lcf\ Two more ca~ acrou irt the '111th
Whea Gary lum>Yt'I ainaJcd and "ole
IKOftd (the Uja ttole l:l bibn and
wttt cauaht JU-" once). and rt'd on Oa~ filclt0n' double. follo,."Cd b)'
an RBf-blOw' from Ny~ when ht
raDOCd one ofT or W1Jli:am' for an
int.Ckt unety.
AbOul the only tttbld. l"U In IM
form of Wb1&e. Estancia'' premier
lhof1alop, takit11 a haid ~ Ibo\ C has eye whtft he tot too dOllC to •
tnmmate wtule tht Latter w" s-.ina·
it11 away in tbc on.d«k am JftPer· ina fOf the ttull ••n•ne '° 1W1.. .Wllite 9U ~lee-WU .pjilied
and the £-..a fttled an with a racf'\e '°' tM ~of 1bte .... "He's ()It.'! dH lfneed M1lllnl
aftrtwanl. '~h •IY lrit him 1n IM Mad... •
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CGIRIJ 'nl=-Ill • .,. c-~Mlr~.t.l.'o ::=
But • 1ook 1ha1 carom 1111 ·~
!>hmguard to de.> I\ -and had (kc.in
\it"' held on and C\cntuall\ d<11nH·<l
the v1ctoo. 11 \\Ould ha"c hl.·t•n On·an
View 1n tht pla.,.oO\ and \l,mna nut
o f the pla~ofT!t
Walla Parlhcn v..cnt the d1't.in1 l' lor
the "'inner'>. \lnl ing out lhl· and
v.alktng four in a ganw plagu1·d tn
nine errors b> the 1v.o team!:.
Beck) Toler got 1t \tarted m the
10th \.\Ith a onc-oul \lngk and
advanced 10 '>l'lnnJ on a 1hrow1ng
error from the outfield Julie \IUlhc
sacrificed her lo thml .md 1hrn Julte
Luft !>lrud. oul
Bui the ball 1111 1tw lJll.hcr''>
shmguan.I o n the third '>tr1lc .1nd
bounced J\\J\ 10 alh1"' 1tw "Inning
run to ~·ore
Ocean\ 11:" ~lrud lor thtl'l' run'> 1n
the fifth 1nn1ng to 1al\' .i 4-1 lcJd. hul
\fanna go1 bad, into 11 1n thl' hottom
of thl' tilth "hen \nn1e Prc'>Ull•
doubkd .ind then l Jffil' arnun<l 111
~ore on '"o "'"d pltlhl'' \lann.i 1mpro' l''> Ill 1 ~_,,
In the ~oulh < ua\t I l·agul·
• Lisa ( 11l<td"' 1n 's run-~onng
single 1n lhl· t')(lllom uf1hc l 0th inning
ga'-C Ir' me 1 ilgh the undl\puted
championship \\-ilh an 8-1 rcrnrd
behind behind the: four.hit J)1tching of
freshm.in 11gh1 handn \m,
Ro<lngue1
Rodngue1 g.t\l' up JU'>I lour hll'i
inc.:luding 4 \Ill\'-homl'r 1n the lillh
1nn1ng. \lrud. 11u1 1"'0 Jnd "'alked
one
Brandi ~rm\lrung scored the "'Ill·
n1ng run aftl•r '>lngling 1n the 10th-and
ad,annng on a pa'>!>ed ball anJ v.1ld
plllh hclorl· ( 1l>1i<l" in drll\ l'rC'd the
"'Inner
Jc:nn1fer lirunl.lagl' (2 lor l> und
(mJ 1'ol·h (~ for 4) led lf\1nc·,
llffrn'>e hl·l p1ng Coach Phil
Dunme~er \ \. a4ueros to impro\e 10 I..,· .. oH·rall
High school baseball standings
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V1e'A 11tk 'Atth Est.;inl'Ul at I 2·J.
Tustin 1 17 oHrall
"Monte was throw1n1 bullet-. ·• sa1J
lu un Coach Vince Rrown "He had
a v.ccl's mt and 11 meant the leaJUt'
(h.amp1un hip. t think 1t"\ the h:srdr'>t
l'H' seen him throv. 1n :ibou1 thrtt ,,..ett..\ ..
Jone doubled off 1he fence 1n 1ht'
third innUla. tool 1hu'd on an c11oi
and scortd on a fin1°"'nd•th1rd double
sic.al In \he r,nh. he hu a home run ~t\h hawn Orten aboanj
Corona"\ Mau Gold 1cin allo~cd
te\CP hits. one wallc and thitt t".amcd runs •h1lumkin1 oulfhc in a lo m effort. G Ha cl and Rcc:\C' Thor~eliOn each •ent ~ for 1 and
Thor cbon had an RBI 1naJe 1n thr
finh inninJ to w:ort John Hotmarcn
with C"dM sonl) run
a Kin • center firlder John
Mk\hllan made a runn1rtf· ntcb
11rh1lc h1U11'\1 thc lenc.'C to rob ustan"s
En Gro oh homt run.
• ltcad) a suf'N of a I pot
en,tn"' thcpmc, Saddlcback 11.anC'd
•n all!WnlOr hnl"UP wtth tM C't(\.'P.
t1on of phomort pitrl\tr Fnnl
ron~ ac\d came a••>· ,.,,h 1 S-1
•1n1t 1 • :pon &ofiru CJ..61n the 1
Vie •
fot\teQ alk>~'td on.c h1l m four
1nn1 bclOtt 1-'Vl"I .. I) lO lol:'nlOf
Mike tro)~ -ho Work~ tht lue
three 1nn1 Ammll •ISO allo•'td
oal\ onrb1t1nd finiihtct for tltc Y\1C'. Jclr 9~nco wtnt 2 R>r 4 far
Slddkbae • ~1'0'1 HJtbor ptathn Jim Jrn·
.. ,._,. ptt(htd "°n· dnpi1c.,:.~n1 the le ktiiet's ND on
an cnor. a wtk1 IJ'\dl, 1 IQucut Pia
Md two 1nf.tkt OilU.:
In 1ht th C'oast ~ 8 In anc· J ft MUI •rid Knan a.ren QOmbiMd Oft a :sn•tuncr
and-ktrr ncu' tut 11wo-n1n ntlc co
Treb H•ll\ 0 C aoo Ve•'•• 3 S•" Clttne"'' 2
111¥1111~111J1111n 1 un \l\\h rnmng that
carm·d the \ .i4uero• .. I'· I~ ''' l"rdll
and 8· .. in k .agul' pa,1 ho\I fl Toro
4-~. m c1 battle lor 1hirJ plact' fl 1 nro
fin1~hcd 7-X in league
Bre tza allo~cd .111 .. , " h11' u' e r "' 1
innings to 1mpro' c 10 4. v. h1 k
Obcrgfcll thrc\\ I inn mg.\ of h1tle'>s
relief 10 nolch an In me record fifth
sa' c. bn:al1n~ \tc' c L1pton·s mark of
fo ur ~t 1n 1984
In the Sl'-lh \)tc' c Nes~I drc"' a
onl'·11111 "'alk .1nd "11h 1v.o out. ".11ke
Booker. Bo"'en Ota and Rnnd'
Martin Jre" \UClC''>SI' e walks 10 pu'ih
Nessi alros'> io lit' thC' game hctorc
Pincus Jro' l' the game·\\ Inner
In inc·~ · ott Vollmc-r singled
home Pincus tor a 1.0 lead an the third
1nn1n1. but El Toro r.alhed for a 2· l
lead 1n the lihh
In the Pac1fil ( oast Lc::igue
• ha"n Lc:ffing"'ell spun a two-
hllttr and did not allo~ a b3Sc:runner P.""' fin1 b'l a\ Costa Mes.o closed
o u1 "'Ith a 1-0 '"·tof') o'er Wood·
bmlge at Tc\\. in~le Park
Mesa scored 1n the fir..t inning
v.hen Hu' K1eu v.alked. ~ent to
S«Ond on·a wilJ p11ch. 10 third on a
base hit b}_ Ocron M.,hburn and
scored on Out' Sali4da) ·, bouncer
up the middle v.h1ch '41\ tum~ into
an out. bu1 allov.cd the run to !('()rt
• Laauna Bt:ach clo\C'd out on :i
lo ina note a.s C l F-bound Oranac
$v.cpt to an ·3 '1ctory on the
v.1nntr0 diamond
aron hc1d ~a.s 2 for ~ith •
double for l...quna Beach. and team·
mate Oaf) H1ttkr had a dout>lc.
• Ubcn) Cbn ttan'\ C hns Bud·
eb burled a ont>-hitttr ,.1th 16
stnkcout lO lead the leaaue cham·
p100 .Minutemen l0-2 OH'rall and
10-01n lt'l(uc. pa\\ t \11chaer~ 9-1.
St. Michael's fin1 hcd f .Q, a,,-.o J m ~" nt 2 for 3 '41\h a
basc:t-loidcJ mple 1n lh~ M1nu • men's 6\c--run ~nd 1nn1na and
fin1 hc:d •1th lour RBI. But his
contce'Uto e \tc.>kn record O\f'f
a carttr of 93 sU'&ta.t\t ended in the
lt\:ond 1nn1n
010 magic r~turFJs as Ou
nails doyvn Cards' victory
Dan Quitcnberry hopes the habit has returned
"Anytime 1·,e aot a ch.a nee to pitch wnh 1he pmc: on
the lane and the lead. n ~minds me of a thou nd other
tJmes," Qu1scnberT).1 product of Costa Me~ H11h and
Oranae eo.~t Cotlqe, said ofter n11hng down a 6·5
vic1ory over the San Diego Padrcs at Busch Stadium.
"That's really why I'm plaJin& the game. I'm playing
the game b«au~ I lovr to pnch . or else I \\Ould ha\C
retired las\ winter ••
Qu1senbefT) ·, 239th carttr save was his fir t m the
Nauonal League. And 1t d1dn~t comt eas).
"lf they'd aotten one more man on base, rd haH
brouaht in (Todd} Worrell," St. Louis Mant\ger White~
Herzoa said of the Padres' tWO·run eighth. when
Quisenberry entered the pme. "Qw1 was pitching good.,
bul that pop fl) double fell in and the ground ball ~ent
through for a smale."
Jose Oquendo bailed St. Louis out of the eighlh-
10nin1jam, dt'\tn& to his right to knock down a around~r
and come up wuh a a force play at econd b.ase. •
"l auess 1hcy were getting back at us for winning three
straight here last Jul)', .. San Diego Manager Jalk Mc Kcon
said of the Cardtnals' sv.cep .. II ""a~ a "'e1rd '>t:rn:s ~ e
could ha"e won t'\Cf) gamf. hut "'l. J1dn·1 ··
Milt Thompson dro\e in three run' and Tom
Brunansk} two 1n ste>ad}ing lhl' ( ardinal) pa'>t an l'rr'.UIC
~tart and lin~h.
Right-hander J o~ Deleon fl.~, gaH up tour <o1nglt·-.
and v. alll.ed a batter before gemngan oul But the \t Louis
starter surrendered onl~ l"'o ""m: hits bt'fore hl· "a!>
hfied for Ken Da)ley after .v..ell1ng pinch·h11ter Rand~·
Read) 10 st.art the Padres· e1gh1h . -
an Diego had nine h11\ and li'l' "aJ~, ),l'I thl'
Padre) left on!\ lhree ba erunnl'I\ fx.raU'>I. ol \a n ous
m1sad' enturc!>. 1nclud1ng t\\o runnl'r\ l u1 do" n .u home
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•and Lonnie Sm 1th bha home run and scored lhree~•
Veterans Stadium a.s Atlanta won 1u seventh 1~t.
The wan hftcd the 8t1\.CS lo SOO at 17-17. the \ateM
date Atlanta has bc<'n at the SOO mark smtt J"'nc l9,
1987. The Braves' w1nnina streak ts their I~ liact
May I S-22, 1986, when they also won seven in • ~·
Pnq,r to the w1nnm1 streak. the Braves had 1oat eil)l\ "'
nratlh\. In the Amencan Lcasuc·
Raqen t, fto)'ala 3: Nolan R)l'ln, rtlumint 10 tbc.
scene of his first no-h11tcr. pitched a fhe--hitter and IU'Utt
out l I and Pete lncav1gha drove in four nans, leadina
Tens to the w1" at RoyalS Stadium.
Ryan, who oo-h1t Kansas Chy on May U, 1973.
improved his lifetime record qa1nst the Royals to 21-10.
It was the I 8Sth ume 11\ his career aed the 12th time
ap1nst Kamas \it) 10 which he fanned at least 10. ·
R)an, 4-2. \\Slked rwo en route to his IC't'Ond
complete pme. \.\h1le Marf Gubicu fell to 2-3 and lost "
h11 fowih consccu11ve decision;lcit\leltanacn in Royals
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mgton doubled home t\.\O runs. snappi~ a J-1 tic, and
Jeff ~lard o utdueled Dave Stewart. Mickey Tettlcton
droH 1n three run!> \.\Ith a olo home run and a. iwo.run
single as the Onolc!. snapped a five-game losu'a s~.
Ballard. ti-I . Joined tewart as the American
League'!> onl) !ii>.-game winners by sc.atterin& nine hits
O\Cr se' en mnmg'> ~tC\\art-. ti-I . allowed six runs a nd 12
hits in 6-!' inning Thl' I~ hits are the most he has allowed
in a game. in.his career
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~~It En,er ha defeated all
1.hallcnie~ th1 ~a59n b) 11-12
~Ct·onds
doublt:-eli mi na 11on tou rn:i nH'n 1
Westmont ddeJll·d \1u...i Pauf1l in
the \{'lOnd game h·"
.\ 'lllO~ 1n toda' \ g.aml· \.\11uld
put~( ( 1n thl' lhamp1onsh1p round
o n <)aturda)
o( the k tharg' nl 1hc11 'c:ar It \ a n-al
tribute tu them 11·., not a real b1~
group ph\\Kalh but thl"1r ltlhn1QU<'
I~ C\ldknl •
"The) have bt-en a vet; impttSSl"C
c rt:\\ all ~a on. and I c>1.pcc:t that lO
\Ontinue ··Grant said. "The ra~ will
be clearh be between Coasl and
\\ ash1n1ii:>n \\ e had a clox race in
\an D1e10. and ahhouah ,,.e won. "-t'
ha'c no 1llu tons Washmaton ha'
11llwn' offn.~hmcn and the~ have no
d oubr 1mpnl\ed their boat But we:
ha't' 100 I l'\J>«I the frnhmen to
~1n
Dedrick. a Hunungton Beach H igh
J)rodut.t. <''>ldpcd a number of iam.,
and re11rcJ 1hc Krngsmen onl\ t\\ Ill.
1n onkr His b1ggl'\I trouble l·amt· 1n
thl' W\l'.Illh 1nn1ng when (.ii
I uth~r.in loadt'J lhl' haw<o "'11h none
o ul h
He go1 some ht'lp 10 n1ma1c
himself from the \1tua11on On a 'lhon
fl) ~II lo right. a (.al l uthenm runn~r
\\35 caught on ~·wnd ba~ tor J
double pf;n . v.h1k lhl· runner a11h1rd
failed 10 breai.. for 1hc plate Dcdnc l
then ended 1he inning b~ getting J
grounder to short
( C broll· on top in thl" third a'
f\.e, m !\.asper \1ngkd and 'ipnnh·d
homt• o n a double h' Joe ~' l'f')a .,, h11
<;<"Orcd moment\ later on "-l'nd.ill
"'-asper's base hit
In the fourth. Doug R ~ •.trom
<;1ngll·d. Ke\ln 1'.o&\per v.as h11 h\ a
pill. h and after a \\ 1ld pitch mo' l'<l
•the: runner'> 10 SCl.Ond and tharJ
"'-tndall Kasper dWH' 1n both run'
v.1th a base h11 10 kit
Kendall Kaspl'r finished thi: 1..1.1,
\.\llh four h1t\. \.\h1k \\eMa v.3<; I l11r
5 "'1th o stolen bJsc
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more 1n 1he n1111h LH:h allo\\eJ th1l·l
runs hut l''" h had nnl' on<' cainnl
run as th<' P1rah''I f){><)r fllJ\ 1n lht
field ne11rh l.O~I them
CX < la ce'\ LC. I. tanlun.I and lhc
l n1.,er\l\) o t n Diego 10 \ht first
heat .and th1s.1\ JU\I one of fi, e l Cl
hoat~ "'hich -gi,l", \1oort• 11riunw1m
<.ll·~pilt o&n inJUf" ''' lhr ... 1rol..\0 mdn
111'1 lrnhm.an 111•' 1u· h~h\v.e1gh1
and n\)\ 1u· l'1gh1' ~1lt\ leatu.n: m·"
oJr\mt'n 1h.., 'ear hu1 lhe L ( I I\
Jnd \Ul\11 \ ht>JIC. haH made .in·at
s1nd1.'' ''' l:r l.1<11 sc.1.,on and--~1oore
led'> th\''l' h•ur along ~\th the
hghl\\('1gh1 lour~ hl\ill ha'c g{~)lf
l hanll''l 111 pc.· ncu;i~e lhl' ,,,.~Ml final
heal'
.. , \\U C<\n t 1al..l' an\ thing lor ~ran1·
1.·d:· \Imm: \aid .. Ii' \OU do \.\Cll it
&Jill' \ou J lot \\ ,·tl·.soango(IJ' there
iv r.Hl' thl' ht·<,t "l' \an Rul I tx·l1l"'l'
\\1. .. T\'. ID mUl h hl'lll'f \ha[lC r;l\ Ill(·
"1~ and prcp.1ra11110·\\l\t' th.in
"e '" ncr ticc:n ·11h1nl 1h1' I\ the: la'llt\l lfC\.\ ,., I'.'
had <,inll' I'' c been at In inc ... s:llli the
'>l\lh \c.ar u.lalh '( oalhc' do n·1 hlc
one·llnH pnlormanct'., the\ hlc
Cl•n\1\tcn1 rae1ng. \\.c'H go11en a
hllk 1.&!>ler ealh ra1.e tar C't'f'
lhing ,., gmng a 11 .. hould but \\ e re
0111 gt11ng to go out and heat "'nrld ··
In thl· fre'lhman t'tglm. ()( < ·\
C 11.inl ll kn h1~ ere"' 'H·hanl·c, to earn
a 1111~ "here 11 lini\hNi third l<'
\\ a'lh1n1ton and l CL\ 13\I \ea~in
The lineup in "Le&l'nd" ot ''''
'"ain Todd .\le\andcr slrOl( r om
\1 Ill hl'll. ( harht tcv.an R:im~'
\ l.ld,en Jeff Lund\\all. Ed Turner
'can '1lhol!>On 1'11e Collar and
In rhe \.lf'\11\ race. tier hopes to
mak.t> the finals\\ ttll a C'rtv. wtuch has
been .. , cn t:on\1~tent" \tnCC lbe first
f'alt'ohhe.sason .\ftertl\eSan Oieso < rrv. \ta'l"srr \1oon-1nmlltd
s .... appt.>d four men betv.ccn the vaf\1·
t\ and Jun ll>r 'arsm boats mclud>f\i •.tro~t' DaH· \\ah . bov. Lance
Bro"'"· 'io. 1 Victor Ed,arton and
"-o 4 Da'<' Brad\.
The hneup ;n lud~ co,swa1 n
T ra~' mnh \\alls. B1on iev.art.
( hns Hubbard. \1arcos Doc senc-h. Brad~ Gan T c.,ta. Edprton and
Brov.n
"The (' arsu~ and 1un1or va_rstt)')
boat~ \\ere about l\\O Sttonds apa.r1
o' ('r ~ 000 mt'ters and upon s~ 1tchin1 lhc: l:loats arr 17 S«'Ood
a pan ... \1oore S<l1d
··nte da\ I ~v.nched "''C went nme ~00-mc\cr ·pieces back.to-back. and
the' "C'rc all within a second lround
I :.~ 11·~ 1mporunl to be con 111ent.
\\c·,e been n&ht around t:it·flat
1bOIJ\X)), .lnd ~e·,c raced the boat
three u mc' that \\a\ ··
L l I " presently Sttdcd e1.1b\h.
"1th \\ ash1naton. UCLA. Cal and ~tanford in the top four PolS.
Pitrce "'ho had Y.or!.t-d mH 1•t a CARLSON ln1ne 8(\ Oden and Raphad
tv.o-out ha\c' load1td Jam .1!1cr r1.'11l'' \tolle
tn& Thibault 1n 1ht ~'enth 1n111n~ FromBI From1he.o\ngelu!.Leaauc1rc
earned an -1lc.id1n10 thl' bo11e1rn ''' \ 1c"' ;ind 'addkbalk to the". un4'<"t \later 0c:1·!i Kelly 0 '8nen and Tony
tht' ninth hut IY.o o ( ()( ( ' l1111r J Put \anta \ta1l3nta into the \ta Pena
ctrof\ led 10 1hr<'l' .run'> bl'l1'1\. hl \ 1c"' onJ ddlcba~i... from the Sea From the Pac\fkC oast Lc,quc are
could shu\ the dl'lm \IC\\ to the unset !\.au K.elT~rofWoodbndaeand
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Pta.IC NOTICE
Orlftl9 C4*1 OAU.Y Pll01'/Ftk18V, Mey 12, ._
·Gerden Grove Hyunqai offers ciutomobiles to fit todaY's lifestyleS
• u· n •
the old one 1n Ausws1 1990; ond also
Hyundai •. .' cor1 thot moke sense.' o smon rwo-seoter sports cor by the
first of the yeor. ~ And thol hos .,,ever been more
oppropnote thoh 1n tbdoy's fost
poced market where low rno.nten
once and high gos rmleoge hos
become the key to outomo11ve buying
rn the 1990s
Gorden Grait.P Hyundo one ol
the first Hyundai dealerships 1n
Orange County hos proven the
popolor1ty of the h eel and Sonoto
models by 11s numb~r one status n th,.
Southern Cohformo oreo
• We ore not here ro sell cars. we
ore here to help people buy cars '
Robert Valdes, general soies mo"
ager. so1d He was descr 1b1ng the
pos1t1ve 0111tude roworas customer
serviee thot oil the employees hove
Valdes hos been ot GG Hyundo for
iwo years ond hos I l yP.ors n the
ndustry
''Not only .s th1\ one ol the nicest
deolershrps ro wor~ n, .t is fun 01so -
everyone gets along and we ore oil
ded1co1ed to mokmg our (ustomers
nappy, he added
One of rhe largest Hyundai
Jeolersh1ps rhe Gorden Gro ve store
sroclcs between 250 to 300 new cars.
oppro11motely I 00 used cars and hos
o full service deportment and pons
store · w, recently ocqu red '"-'O
outside storage lots 10 handle rhe
"'°'°me ond there hos been some tol~
of expansion to occommodote our
1ncreosing business We sell 45
percent of all new Hyundai veh1cf Ps 11"1
Orange County Valdes so,d.
The dealership s 16 soles people.
rroined 1n customer serv1re ond
product kno wledge. mo~e sure car
shoppers ore ow0te of Hyundo 's
reputor.on lor durob1l11y and teltob1f1.
1y We ore starting to see rtemen-
dous. customer loyalty -people ore
srortmg to bring rn their old Hyundo
and upgrade 11 to o newer one "
Hyundo1, the largest single com-
pany in Korea hos been burlding cars
since the mid· 70s. The cars hove
been imported into other countries for
several yeors -and .n Conodo 1t was
the number one mp0rt for o long 1 me
But 1t d1dn'1 ge1 to the-United Stores
unlll 1986 Valdes explo nnd He
olsoodded tho1 1here ore severo1 ors
n"Ode by Hyundo but the United
S1ole1 is 111n11ed on who1 con ore
mported
"The f xcel is geared 10 bvyers
Nho ...,ould normally hove 10 purchase
o used car Now paople con get o
new ""'f -w ith several standard
leo1ures for the some price os rhey
m1gh1 hove purchased o used ooe."
The heel may be purchased for as
low as $5,895
The Sonoto, rntrodvced 1ust this
yeor is expected to be the f logsh p of
the Hyundai hne A m1d-s.zed lu11ury
sedan, the Sonoto is pnced from
-S9.600 to S 13,000 -"consider
ably less thon other comparable
luJtUty cars.' Voldes sord He odded
lhot the c0rtpony wrH be 111troduc1ng o
revised model of rhe Eitcel to reploc•
Contflbuttng to Gorden Grove
Hyundai's eJCcellem reputation tor
customer service is the deolershfp's
service deportment 'We olier. cus·
1om9rs prompt, courteov' service -
as w· U os ltO ned techn1c ons ond
stote-of -the-art equipment," Jock
T ob1n, service monogtlr 1 so id. T ob1n
so1d there ore 1-4 employees 1n his
deportment, and eight of those ore
highly quol1f 1ed service techmc1ons
The deponment occeprs walk n
service customers, bur prefers op
poinrments for customer convenience Garden Grove Hyundai has th• highest r•t•ll .. I•• p•rc•n••e•. than any of the otlt•r Or•ft9• County dealerfNPs.
We con ~ov1de r~es 10 ho~. or r~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ wor1e wt.le peop1e get their car
repaired, or we hove o cuslomer
lounge . oreo, ' T ob111 said The
deolersh1p also provides o free loaner
cor to Hyundai customers who rome
1n for their 15 000 and 30 000 mile
'chec\.ups os we I some O'~"'' service
wor~
Hyuf'd01 outomob•·es come w rr-o
three >'"0' 36 000 m.1~ fo(lory
warranty w1rh eJ(tended worron1 .es
ovo loble for up to seven r'eors and
I 00. 000 miles UsPd c ors ~1ove o 30
day worron•y and or 1>JCl1>nded
warranty of three years. 36 000 m1 PS
is also available for purct ose
The porrs deportmer,1 called o
ports bou••oue ' because 1' carries o
large selec11011 of occPssories for
Hyundai s os wel1 os pons 1s run by
Lindo Perlstein She hos bf.len w th th,.
company since 11s open1rg 1n 1986
"The paf1$ depotlmer• s full corn
putenzed and stoos vs• obovt
e ... eryth1ng we need -11 w>' Jon'r
hove t 1n s1ock 11 does'r tore ong ro
get 1 ' Valdes said
Several financing progrolT's nc ud·
mg first-time buyer· college grod; and
proo em credit -molce pvrchos ng o
Hyundai easy for mos1 ~eople
• We II motr.e rh e r l!xper ence 1un
We hove 1he besr prices as well os
f1nonc1ng rerms and we w I be there
not only for the sole but on down the
line for any otrer prob1ems Votdes
so1d
Owned by the 8rown"''9 Group,
which hos on established reputo11on of
customer sor slocr1on Gorden Grove
Hyundai· s dedicated to upholding
that repu1011on "Ma"1ng peoplf?
happy is our gool -morey is
1mpor1onr 10 the deo1ersh1p, b r 1ho1
comes setondory 10 customer sot1s
tocrion. • Valdes commenteo
Gorden Grove Hyundai is located
at 9898 Tros" Ave t1usr off rhe
Gorder Gro..,e freeway n Gorden
Grove For more 1nformor1on, coll
7 14 534 6600 Hours for •hp soles
deportment ore 9 o m ro 9 p m.
Monday through Soturdov :Jnd I 0
o .m. to 7 pm. Sunday. Service hours
ore 7 30 o m 10 8 30 p m T uesdoy
through Thursday; ond 7 30 o m to 6
pm Monday and Fr dov The
dealership also employs several
b1l nguol people in sotes and service
ror customer convenience.
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Purchaa• (not• I••••)
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Plu$ tax fOf 60 (T OS I 1 9 ~
interest "''!' $290 t 96
down Payment fota ol
pa}'menrs S 1.c 6.CO 78 on
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(005612)
85 Toyota Pick Up
Auto, AIC, PIS
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15ffonda Accord
Auto, AIC. PIS, etulee PIW.
P/Docn,caaet1e
(108893)
82 Honda
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G8rden Grove .
(714) 534 1800 (213) ~2722 -
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Bl.ad< betluty. low mUes,
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Convee-.
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Only 3q 000 m•lel auto. AIC
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88 Honda CRX
Auto eJr cassette
(01 1825)
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81 Dodge D-50
Cassette. wheels. hke new
(047642)
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4 dr .uto. A/C. <Mn
(296456)
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Auto. P S AIC. "'1 (352503)
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refurbished & like new wloourmet kitchen, f0<· UDO PARK 18A 18A. Dupluw/2BA2BA ~den *E'SIDE 38R tBa. Irr b9Ckyard Wah« llkup V;8._a. 0o AOt dmurb I~ Oak~.~ me) dining rm. separate puik)ul aola, funuti.d YEAR.LY 11800;mo 38, ~lo0ceel1.~ .... .!!vds2000Frptcmolg u'~.P. O/Wyw. ~·1000oar · .. ";[~!. 1175 No"ta 875-17•8 1 9500 m11g Avl 812 ~lry leeda to 21 11 19 laundry new Berber 12• 000/obo 1808/mo · ...-• _,......., • ,... ,...,_ -----T aer 2Ba. I tamlly room Fr dOOl't c arp'1 ' through-out ...... Jeffrey'. 973-5714 2128a, remodeled. frplc Call Ray DaYIS 87~27 337 8'oadway &42-397 t N'ft Wll--J ~ pool I gw • n
open onto an exqullit• Totally remodeled In ~= ra:~~~'it' REAWOf 780-5000 38R 18A. lrg fenc:.d yatd. Specloua 48R 2BA horM. ~ ~· LM: =-=
black bohom pool 1998-Archltect . Don Acreap 1125 1950/mo Avail lmmed hugeanclyard 2 car gar-5/20 11 tOO 5'&-723-4
w/cucadlng waterialla Stain" NOW '7•9.000 -.. / 8acic say., .. Drive by age $1195 L .... evall-·
Too many amenities lo lnc:l landl Otfer9d by * * SAN JACINTO * * ~MO kldt 2118 \t~ r ·-')'r I >:t \ ·11 2242 Orci'lard Drive able Agl 875-•912 '-=== ltacft 2148
mention Mutt IM to be· Lido P1c1t1c Reilly S..ac:t•llSOOacre. View. 29R 0Yple11 1BA new · •\• "-" QUIET 2BR ~·;BA 2 llOfY ~~ ............ ~~--~
lleve. Pr~95 ~ qc': (819 13• 1-1•98 or B~:',: r:~~:616t c1rf)et & pa~I c1o.e to REALTORS Ulll&YTln.. townhome, utri. 1 2 yr1 old, 3BR hOuM, 2
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Kuey, Br<M<er 432-90• t req'd $69 o • $900 Old World Charm 215. gr .. t toe.lion, End Unit community po0I w .. 1~ r o o I S t , 3 5 0 I mo
NeWPoRT Hetghll 28R O~~~ St.~~d5 Pr~~~glic:: aec. 213·891-3838 3BR, 2BA, office, French Assoc pool/ape Vacant tide Blutfaarea s9oo1mo $88-4~22. •97-0153
on LARGE corner lot Waztera 4BR, 3''tBA. doora. brick p1tlo. Welk $ 1 2 7 51 mo PI 1 Ir Agt 875-•912 Elll&IMY
457 Tu1tin Av• S•85 000 Over 2.600 aq ft of Coron1 dtl Mar 2122 to beach $1,850 PropertlH S erv1cH ;;,;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~~
By owner 721-8965 ....... ant living, plua too I 709 Larkspur 842-9797 o-· Point 2126 All new 38R 2'.48A Frenctl · --•o-v Houws 3-2 fmt S 1395 2-1 rear 840-7333 .,_ country home Full IPll•SE many amenllle1 to men-$1050. FP, gar yd, lrg EASTSIDE 1BR tBA 24&41 SUNRISE CT Open Catalina view, many 911·
SAT/SUN 11-• tlon Mollveled seller. 2106 brght. totaa wOOd, Npeta IPll .U UT/Sii w/gvage & w/d nkupa Sall8 1-3 "---view lrH Avall•bl• 5/ 13 Reduced $30.000 lo Bllboa Island No peta Adulla S650/mo un ..,.....,, ' •a5001 '"7" ..... ,. New nomea. Newport $795 000 C 703 Carnation. 760·1237 603'A Cametlon/rear Scotti S..9-230t 28R, den, 2BA dbl Oat-... mo * v __...,
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3 BA 2, Ba C41ntury 2.1 Ellecutlve Re ly lu b dbl & 2521 POINT DEL MAR l'LBa. frplc, n-.. crpt & lO •EASTSIDE• -..-'V ~· -"" '""' P1lmer, 'I ,., • plete re r . gar Cod 28 ,. ,., ·-nla Walk 10 beach w/gllg Upatra. No Lag •722-3501• allyS..S-6150 laundrynn$2500 -dep N8:"1 Cipe nse, r pnt Piiio, gar No petsl Back Bay harbor $1375/mo Leaae 11200 m o 1----& utlt. 675·•000 agt 2 ~Ba guest rm· loft $1250/mo * 723-0751 I Bdrm cozy cotllgl 979-5673 •'""'1717!•"'7-3•"• I nn UH SELL Mobffe Homts Over 2000 111 Frplc Wld - ----.. ...... OU< BAYFRONT :, br 3 hkup. bkyd 2-car gar SMIEOLIFFS llR Large yatd. Country Ml·--------.;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~_. ~~ ~~::i~u% v:; For Sate I I 00 bl w/d: blla-lna 1acuzz1 Very lite & 11ry Welk to 2BA rrplc, pV1 bell s 1500 ~':!fW::; :.C~-~t:9 329 FountV.!':, Ntwpatt kldt 2169 9,~~o .. •B~~,;,·..-~.~ ~·~5~~nw1111 C:.~ ~~sf:: Yrly $3200 ~:so'~~a~!:~~~2~nh • 111lut.720-0628 ESIDE2BA 1BA House ..,..J 2134 1tEXCLUSIVEGUAAD•
purchased another from beech, COiia Mesa LIKE NEW Custom 3Br 28R 28A ·office good tor Pvt. fenced with P1110 llllLLllT YALRU •GATED COMMUNITY•
Costa Mesa 1024 home Reduced to •&45-2987• 3Ba Dutch Colon11I prol'I all 1ppl11nces 1Costa ~ 2124 VMilted c.tlmga 3 t8 E Lot c.t>alleros 1 & 28R • • 111 IAIYll
$559,000 Toddy Smllh c;;;;-_ Come..,.h Come home. $3500/mo yYty lse lrplc gar pool Bflght 'I •Y&ll * ftff1* 21St Pet<*. w/d hkup Sludloa• Starting at 2BR 2BA townhome Mou••• ...
i:>r S•I• ... ••--. Marrlll Lynch Realty _,,.. Biii Grundy Rllr57S-6t61 ~ xlntloc $1350 IH $900/mo&tl •5s.oe 17 M50/mo Funcrubmem-miero,frplcllnLRlmatr
-·-na.UI 760-9599 • N'ICIHSlhed • no i>e'ta 645-3525 2BR ··~BA TownhouM E SIDE lg Cott..... 2BR beranip Ind 546-8560 BR ..... bar w/d hkupa 2 MT llllOllf Frplc deetl new carpel/ W -. __ cer gar «*"!tral 8lf Atl HouMsJ2ondos 3BR 28A, hardwood W llWI •SHARP 2BR 1 >BA paint, gar1ge wld Ilk-up 1'"'BA /0 hkup micro GREEN VALLEY FAMILY mairiteNO<:e incl Sorry :;==~-=====;:; Moors. lrplc, CUl-d&-sac .... WH townhouse w d nkup 2219 E PIClftez:E attached~·· s1000 . TOWNHOME 3BR p .. No"" &«--0509 1oc S2&4 000 Subm 1 ,._u fireplace pool carpo<t $995 mo See 111. then call S 1050 -deO S lSO BA, new crpVpnt lrptc -Citntraf I 002 ' OAllJWllll 1 Lowest prloe & brand oevr $950 NO. PETS 722•9011 eve/759-1 104 0 1644-8722 Oft 111 2 mos 650· t 799 retr19 dble g.ar wl opnr NEWPORT HEIGHTS 29R,
YllW1 YllW1 YllW1 ' IJ1·2H2 ~~~rd~ =~~~~'Y ~:~ A LOT OF LOT Evea/Wknd• 722·81•0 t 17 E 23rd 2 • 1 ciMl'I HIGH TEC 2•2 conoo. dbl ~. ~:~~~ ~~~ ;:· g,r.P::d==
STILL under conllruellon pool & tennta 2BR. den. B h k" . ( 39A 2"'18•. attached S925 Avatlabt• now gar., lrplc, pool, apa. w/d SI050/mo + s1050 MC 517'~ eo. .. 873-7353
In Hcluslve Bear Brand 2'..,BA, 2 pV1 courtyds, reat ta mg view O hills and breaking hOuae w/gerage, w/d Hardwood floors & yard 111n1 loc, S 1100/mo •-, -·""--•5 ... 2707 •
Aancil In Lagun1 Niguel balcony with sunaet bay surf. In fabulous Emerald Bay. Includes . Mar beach 11700/mo, yr S.-2-6782 2131654-37•0 937-37<>e or S..9-3758 ..._,, .....,,,. .. •• lkO.,.. YVIM
Ellclllnlf'ocean, coastline View, 2-car attch gar. hi planv permits for 5,000 sq..ft. home, ready ... Avall 6/1. 873-7901 9 m SELL 2 BRTownttomee wflh up
& countryalde views from teen arnen111e1 & marble/ to go. S995,000. ._ •• .,0 IYllY II ~~R 1BA.~tage 1 52 El~d•M21111111&BR 0 1 to 1,920 •II. golf courM this new custom home A brasa thruout Appro11 -w ... eyet'. -.... Gar no aat.. • up ex views, trplca, w/d nkupa.
Mediterranean dH1gn 2300 all BY OWNER 759-6600 28r 2Be, trplc, gar S16•0 pell. lam with 1·2 smt Fncd yd, dtw & Pet (It( lie. 2-c.r aitch gar Cati
w/4,200 square feet IPll 11111 873-M36 or 873-e&g3 511 Seaward. 760-8392 children prefd. S..9-348• $775/mo Call S.-M902 t hrou'lh class1f1ed M '°'· appl. 780-S..k
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$2750/mo 759--08~5 Ap!!tTft?tS ~~~p S:., G1rege or 2~~r~.~ Llfge 3~R 28A up111lrs in ~';'o • • 1st 1;11 & •COZV STUDIO apl In pvt Speclou1 2-38R (IOIM iA'liOA ISLAND 31 r "'37.50. 241 ..... 2 .
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Fum '38 R 38A Shp not ...,., 29d 28 $800. u1--·n 1040·C V•leneia $875 beech. lndry pOOI tennis Of tffwpon a..ch Coun-non tmkr S420•'n utll l~.M---z126 Incl 13500/mo yrty rm 1 _.,_ .,._ mo No pe11 5'5-7983 18R I BA encto .. d Ho tmatt/pea 1575/mo try Club 0.ted comnt, 2 Tare °' Greg 8f3.7323 _ _:i-_
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btwn 2-8pm 7S!>-1'S5 S3200 148-0,.53 Swap Meet ,.32·5880 I painting S2·S 100 Cryster .Ill W ... 1 turbo d11se1 111c i, dC:::: ::::::;:.~ ::' •>n• •r• Board of Governors
TlllamattlMlng ELEGANT V1c101 1°ar\ fll Sl1.l1 hgnt fllltur .. $35 S1SO AGIU 40.000 mites $4500 FEED BARN 2 00 Ne.. of the-Ba1boll. Bay
BETIER HOMES &
GA ROE NS
Cri.vat oak dresser w•lh L1gh1 oak el(ecutl11e 11zed I MlJCH MORE Sal /Sun 100 1 Quail St Npt Bl-r· l OBO '98-04'9 l>O'I Blvd Co Id ~t!U Club Also a veteran ITllllTS mtrror & m11ct11ng bed desk w upholaternd cnair ANTIQUES CIOthe~ Furn 8·2Pm 13 Oak Tree Lane ll2 2112 Ca111 92627 f WWI R lllllWIYll ~Helen ~8-8101 & 2 matt"1ng side ctl•irs Sprtng Goo<ls PLUS IUnlY ParkJ 733·1>,.'7 • Porecne Turt>G wu 1986 ~ina CulC-tM>• :z1i o e IS
REAL ESTATE 751·SOOO ... Lllm.I ORIENT Al RUGS·Kihm S3!>0 722 8839 MORE" Sal only 8·4 lllS •ti llTTRI guards reel b1ac1>. IHth•r A.tbert pt Co$ta "4eM Calll SUTVlved by 1\1.s loV\Jlg
Caueuian-Circe 1875 u C.~ALITY off!Ce furniture, 3056 Royce Lene ~ lelCh 6J 48 5000 TURB ' whee• int .. ior chrome aiio" 92127 w1ff' ol 63 years.
Part lime .... y WO<ll AM 9'8 '•5 6 Hom•· 'IPUI' barg1n prices due lo com m•m•••1 1maun-.. I Ornr• 1mm1c.ule1~ ton· P7• c~.,ra<1ar ziw;1 c.5on5· Th·• Oul •n•tt • c;on Lucille and COUSlf\S RECEPTIONIST ·WOflt. to•
Nan Co 1 bill to beh
Word Procns1ng e11p
(714)723-0119
or PM No exp necess-yarn w aH vegelabltt peny relocahon Can De _, dlllon St I 000 For Ou•Ck d21~02361 OOO ~4 1 5 cNfec:I by an"'° v!J • .a' I Wilham and Jean
ery Hourly . Bonus dyes Perteet cond1 '"" Tuffdly Mar 23 S~U:!!A60,~,\~ta 269 T~~c~":;yd•~~ 1~'::n Sale1 M4 22'2 1 ..,., ~ ·~:·~,1~~~cl ':;:',· A~rnathy Pnvete
842-.. 321 Eirt 43 I or S2700 Kurd/Stan Circa lrom 12·3pm at TIC 1300 BolMa Cef'trat Ame<ICI 'II llW t•tt SAAB 1986 900 furbO 8•• ._. unottr tlle 1oc111toua se~ were held in
228 Watt ror t>Mp ask 1900 12 6 10 •" 6 Dove St Ste 103 N 8 GAP.AGE Sale ror @very· S d 1 d • <*lent eondlt1011 lf>ettler ~~ "*"" o-names San Ana En b-
ror Crystal or 89'1 Heretl d"tgn IUSlrerus Cu n & Carry Bes•s only one' Lots ot t1ousenold Meiuco eci a wo o Luxury BMW equipped interior. loedeo Best ll•tec:t at>ove Ofl ..,.,, 1 t989 ta Ion\ HOEPt /stllnlH
111ool•m PART· TIME HOURS
FULL· TIME PAY
wool S5500 19tn Ce-n F1r11 c.ome fir" 5etve Prom dresses StZfl 9 room divider trom lndte Shows 8'l1Cellf!nl care• ottet 532-3152 Aegine CultJ<t•W>n p,... men t Fa 1 r haven
tury Chinese porco1a1n Wood desk desk & side Frames all sizes 9 drwr 2 aolat & much more! 6'2 llSPM7411 oen1 Me-mo naJ Park ln
bowl (U.1tl8J green cna11, wood credenza walnut dres~r Ou1ek1e Saaview S ATURQAY 121 Ill llflTl 1t•01llSlll Th111111.,.._,r ..,., lri.c:I heu o( flowers dona-
w/blue dragon & cloud conference l&hle all al wt1eelct1a1r many tools & ONLY 9am·•Pm No eerty ' I W ti 1 t e /I en I e •I""' w•th t,,. Cowntv Ci.·~ oi Or tlons can be made to
Profess10na1 appearance
and deme1nor Strong
office background w 1P
exp«191'1()9. comfortable
wttt\ numbers. ahorttiand
n.lprut Beytront office
Call Bob et 873-1060
decor w/rOHWOOd & IHI than 50°, ol nf'w hardware bends.iw hon blrdst l unroot 88 000 rn•ll'' lflOe Ce>unty on Me~ ) 1989
merble plan! atand. Circa c.ost Ing mecnlne re-loading I 1· 1~1· iii atenderd transm1s,1011 ,,.,,..., ~ h e A m e r I C a n S tOOOIWI< Potenllal Tele· _:900. S2200 6 .. 2.0129 equipment avtom ol•ve NtWPort Buch b I b~ ,
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7 5 9 7 7 ~? Pu1>111h110 O•~noe CoHt Parkinson Disease
marketing ofllee sup· Plano Upriotit GorgeC>u!> 1PtU & Animals b049 J 137 Barbados Pl near c;81 1oam •pm Furn ====::::::::= lJTU608 ~~~~ ;11f~8~"' t2 19 28 Assoc . Mf'dica] Re
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pll6S Easy t1rs 6AM 12 Retinlttl.0 Built 1890 Hart>or1Bake• Sal 9·4 •tems sot as relu• • 1 • T0yo1a C.1ica 77 A 1 ,. ,,, I search, l 16 John t
Noon No Weetlands $2000 0 90 827-85•7 I &10 l1ll•artiff P1r,s HUGE GARAGE SALE lf~er y11d 11em1 an· • j cond111on N.-w wet New York. NY 10038
No Exp NEC Xlnl champion bloodl nM Furmture to cloth~ to llQue piano rte 1QTI Runt Great $2600 obo Pl&.IC NOTICE Arrange-mc-nta by App!!ancts 6011 S800 7 14 67' 245(, misc LOlS 0 1' SlUH• VIH ~I Oro HYUNDAI 87 GLS 'dOO< S..6-2628 IC.4931• Fau-haven Mortuary
Call t>efore 12 Noon KENMORE 20 cu It retr19 UQ llLIE• SAT 11·' J 118 l<e.,., Camp109 let I p0rta·1>0lly ~:; lo~~~ "a;he;:~· VOLVO 1983 .242 GL t ,.ICTITIOUI .UtlNEU llOEPT/1YPIST
~ull 0< part-time tler;1Dle
plea.Uni ofttce 752 0681 NEWPORT BCH 673·3735 po1~8Jn 1c:.makltf .. int RmlEYllS MOVING SALE Mu1y ,1e41p1ng bag pOts oan• sunroot • c p !I p D Turbo Coupe s ~ NAMl ITATUKNT
COSTA MESA ~6-6919 cood Mil by 5 28 SJ50 7 week• s2so Items toots crot"ong c.ar-top D•I<• typewrite• em tm cassette eac.el-Mllooon Fully loaded Tnt 1Qllowtno per~,.,. LOC'.,
SOUTH 0 C S82 12 .. 0 J .. 3•" 15 t 1 m1•~ Sa If Sun 10 J 1801 2 000 leet~ Miii 9'.lnrOOI d0tr>g OUl•nMa H la • o .. n <>V-6•6-11236 eves mSQ brkes S90rfi'1g equ•P .... lent cond 1 . m I «!OK '" HAA80 A PAClfK.; COtN nJaailr'l'
GAROENGROVE IMAYT.\G WASHER l!. "c>use"oldm1SC SAT9 4 Mer1nersOr S6500 0 8 0 C A LL ,_ t11.. m• p ~IJNORY n • ....... ..f9'91&111 I.I. SllH
P'esuge CMINB Oll1ce
,..1trvery Amenlly & OP·
pOrtunlty• Call Bill
REINHARDT &31 7370
7'8·9237 DRYER Harvell gold r fHIAU llUH c.m. .,, 3' I E 16tn Pl~ IHlllH'l •Yl•• 559-8088 or 642-9 152 ~~~:;-: 5:;~:i':t ~t Blvd Co•ll ....... • ••••••••
---------good worl\1ng cond11ton Fo< c~':°2~ :r,"~;· MOVING SA1.E S•de • UL.El 1985 MAZDA RX7 GSL VOLVO ae H O GLE ~'~2~~flMIS 201 l a ,AC91te VllW $395 66t-6990 s•de re111g washer 5>'k F IOI or plantt SE Ocean o•ue .... dove na C Co M Catt ~PAM TlfUJLTPILIT s 00 •lOOK1NGIOf •Compa plants pictures famt1s urnitur• • oot nrey inter or AC SEDAN 100 1"11 .. ~0000 c-9_,8.' ••• -1 ~ REFRIGERATOR 1 1 5 colloctabie coi. r eccesso11es.1mens t • • 1 '"M FM yOU neme 4111• .1 ,..., c-t.,., • l\Aortuat\' . Neat ""°' WtltrlpOOI nvy noon'' We heve .. ond&i inen " etc 5 much mor•' sunroo " st~eo Nwptr Mt rs .,,6 ;x, 17 Tl\tt Ou•"'•" a c;O• cn.,.i • Cr8"\atory
HAS IMMEDIATE opening! duty wasl'le< $225 Left fuf loving dogs & t etts TV clOlh·ng lurn 548 HARBOR ISLAND OR CHHtle w equtllter E ~8 8823 d.>tl.O or 1 Q9Mtll pa•• J500 ~trc: V-Ol'M
Rettaurent
•BARTENOfiR
•BUS PERSONS
•CASHIER
•OiSHWASHERS
•HOST/HOSTESS
IOf hand small 3 drewer 1va•flble lor edc1p11on O .. kets SAT 0 '-I L Y SA r & SUN 1o.J Cru1M c.ontrol power "" " Ml'atl•O ~ 8eecfl la.Wt SaJtt It' I desk $40 675-0088 MuSI go IO respo.,s101e 9am-5pm 278 E Wilson w1ndow1 much more 85 VOLKSWAGENi; fn• r•g111•1nt co,.,. --~
"' .. _, .... bu fl owner Come & see we ••o viNG SALE ..... ,,h~ M 0 V 1 NG · 0 u o 1 1 t Y LO'# m.1...,... sl\Owroom A8AIOLET M1•oon 5. ""9nc.ad to rrenaact bus-·
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For 1otervlew call alter
11 am (2131489·1333 °' 171 .. ) 725-0777
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A"taurant
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Greet entry level position $190 0 80 * 649-556' ---------pictures surtoqard & men t ct r ublesaw 85 vw CABRIOLET Aed J Mtch-' ~Ol"l
tor aome<>ne looking 10 -Ill.Ill llWll more Sat 5 13 7 JO '> doors 5 10 A1vers•de Ave I ulo ~ AIPtr'll! '''""° Th<I 11at•n'9fH ,.., r,,..o
h•ld Mus.I lype 35/wpm -'" T G FOR S8 JOO 78e '1'3 a""'8 Coonh O" Mir ., 1081 & tleve good phone sl<llls 6 PC KING BDRM SET 6 Adopt tier fluffly ldoreble SOM E ~IN M oving Sale All Must Gol 11'411123
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UWHlltHIHIOI
Now hiring Food Serve1s
Cocktall W11l1MS Se1
v!Oe. HoatMMS ' Ap'Pt P\MM apply M·F 2 ... pm
2A08 Newport Blvd
Abeohllely no pl'lone calls
enter the adverustng !'F·umft~-IK-f---~OO~l~4 -(Ill 32,.9 Montana A.,. FRI SAT 9 4 &· alarm co P• Shll•P ""'~ 1rwi County CltWto. 1 O.
hourly • commission springs '4apte hutch mel• Free to loving r,. lu,es k •tc.hen •tems TV New occ tble Muc" 1 op b p "o s 1 • • y Oe•fy P•tot M•~ 1 " t!I l fl
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&•2-1118
· ExtenSlon 302 1acraf1 c • $ I 9 ~ 1111, THI YARD SALE WhM+cha1r c lothes womens sz I pta"•c wonn S500 Love Mat playperi 1<1d1 DEMO
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Reetaurantt lllll •WllUI a g~pm 1939 w111ec• 309 Cectar St 8•2-t59 t
llM.lll'lTlll YOUTH FootbO&rd with ra•ls s t.-------~--+---------H C SltS 840 8•33 1HIMALAYAN KITTEN
Open "Q eoon In 011a quMn ttre Bio,. Point & Fie"'• Point Bolts. GeMril 701 I Slips/ Docks/Storage
M • a e n • • d • COUNSELORS DINING ROOM SET S200 each 7012
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i.ndant1 88"'era Stefl 1t1on1 open tor sell 120-1'70 tem. n-battery tra •er 846-6707or8•0·358 1
1rnmedlately Apply 1n mouvated people 10 Pn llll PIPPIU m ooring cove1 t11lgf' -------~~I
P9'80ft 1655 Adams aupel'VIM tMf'lagefl , l(ING SIZED WATERBED p u m p $2200 OD~ r----1r--n ~1 4
C M &•• t""'" 1... _,..,,..._ p ---o W DOOllc es• h eao "'2 1 t344 _,..,..... ,....,. I
_,,.. ...., t':natn;;;;;---~....... board unoer bed lalt a h•lltl •
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l-0 ptctur91 N..o cs.. included 1100 540·8832 On~ to reaooo11Dle IOV>f19 With cover & car rac.ks CllPE
trlbVtor. 7)1.212't Guaranteed income ot NEW DAYBED WHITE 5 & ceong adulls SB I E~~t:1~~d1110" F111 over p.ck •UC> fluO
•• •1•11 $4DD plf Wiik BRASS With maltr"~• M Ch c~lo.I accept~ fully 8Qulpe>e0 X lnl cQn ____ .,__ with Pfooat 1 D only •--· JO I 2 d 11on1 Ready tor your ~ u..mbler. l&lllng & trundle 'omplet• Av111tabla NOw •1 f'owtr -~ • '' L k MW! 6J7 8067
• I • I • •
Sales Servi<:e
Pens -l easing
136-311 t
1500 Auto Mall Or
Santa Ana
65 Fwt. at Edinger
OP(ft 7 DAYS
~ounct l'lalpfvt .v!il to start 1245 ·*8•0·9733 • U l·l1Nttl41·1l12 1•'ZlllAO,IO .. + UH ~·744-0253 .
train 1314302 OAI( .. 7·d,....., $75 40HP5'Rukt'#!tl'lcon\10IS '•---------SALES E•n ~ 10 With potenual for S 1000 an1q ~ student ck>sk I Bimini top 'u1tom to..,
S20 000/mo S.t your par wee-. TheM po1 I 12.5 tnOI drwr turned 1n9 ta<p end trail-.. 101s 01 own ~ .. ~our lltOnl era permanent and l4lg ~ S75, t'Nn cptn POODLE PUPPY SAl E" I et1tras A i eelfy tun
OWi\ ~ Cd nt~81 I oner a.n e•cellln1 op, b•d $50 rm Otv1\Jer Ho~ ralHd (T -Cup ro.,. 11119,oc;.eafl bOat• Likl'I
2•hrtrecrotdedlMIUQa C)OftuMy IOI' oroW1h •nd bkca .. StOO 088·8272 & M in i S250·S650 ~ S309S 432-0937
rao.d .OV.~t In Parson it I 011 \ble & 6 7~ 1 ~3,.85 • l ULll Plllll eur.ct van, wagon or Ctln. WIC~• ,. drw dr9". s._.EL TIES Al<C 1 -,U ~&. :!~ Dul I
P •rm• n • n t a P 'l 1ar09 _.,, It tequ"ed st~ w1 d 497 °3991 T ripp•r i T oott•• er,, 9
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CALL • U0-1733 fr f. Or . SEMIAY SEV1LLt II l "· G i .-' IMO l'o ~ ao lnlen-SOLID OAK TABl.E round ~ 9'fU ~ns9 v. withTr11trighltra11W 0 ng '· Tna PENNY8AVIA "-a and tind °'-ti yOuf earning OUlcNr bioc. 1250 •· V'I t~ t.wp •Int COftd
lull UIT'9 & tpert n::;: = potent "' TAtAX J*ra in IQ ~ 8A8Y gr'ltnd peeno bat Ffl'lanong lo qualtl~ ::SO:.°' Apclly ~ ~: •&• ......... n c 10 1r1 et•.;~12 5E'o·· with Qlal top E I Cell BoD(}14) 720·970f
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oortCS whot• o• l'l"UlllC Ible and IOW co.t Ell·
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Mu 1 ltai·e d~~ndable .,elii~I~ and liabilit ·
in ranc~.
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Mot009CaiW Mena MU'St 12t·~5a or 9 ·3Att .,. ..,. ... •244213 t·'40
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Pur1Uant to Section• 3381 through 3385. Revenue and Taxation Code o
Power 10 Sell Tax-Defaulted Propef1y In and f0< Orange County. State o
California. hu been divided and dltlrlbut9d to various newspaper• of ganera
ctrculatlon published In .. Id county. !Of publlcat1on of a portion thafaof 1r
each ol .. Id newapapert.
NOTICE OF IMPENDING POWER TO SELL
TAX-DEF AUL TED PROPERTY
Public Notloe Is hereby given that, five°' mo<e years has elapeed since th
tuet and UMsament• on the rHI property dncrlbed herein were daciar
to be tax-defaulted and that, by operation of law. on July 3, 1989, at Iha hou
or 12 01 am the thafeinaftar cta.crlbad rNI property wm t>eoome tub)act t
lhe tAJI cotlaetor't power of Ula for fallure to pay tAMd duly uMSMd an
legally lavted taxes against aald property, and that. unlaa Iha property 1
sooner radeamed °' an lnttallmant plan of redemption It 1nltlat9d
provided by law pr'9f to 5 o'clocic pm. on the last business day of June 1989
the IAJI collector's power 10 NII will ari..
The amount for Which Iha propef1y wes originally declar9d to be ta•·
defaulled It shown as the amount bemg set forth In dollars and cent
opposite the description of the property If the property Is not redeemed, ttl
right of redemption will terminate at 5 o'clock on the last business day prior
to sale by the tu collector
All lnf0<mat1on concerning redemption or ttle Initiation of an ln1tall~t
plan of rechtmpllon will, upon raque.1, t:HI fum1thed by Robert L Citron
Treasurer-Tax Collee1or and Redemption Oftieef 106 Finance Bldg 430 N
Bfoadway (P 0 Box 1433). Santa Ana Callfomla, 92702
I dac:lara under penalty ol perfury that Iha forag0tng IS true and correct
Aobef't L "Bob .. Citron
Otange Count, Tr...urer-Tax Coflactor
E.llacuted at Santa Ana. Orange County on May '· 1989
PARCEL NUMB.ERING SYSTEM EXPLANAilON
The Aaeuor''s Map P8'• Number~ uMd to de9Crlba pr~y tn lhts
htt, rafaf"I to th• usesaor'1 map~. the map page or block number In tne
book and Iha lndlVldual pate.I nu.m~ on Iha map page or witf\ln the block
A parcel number as f<>< example. "CM4-383--05 , would mean Boote 4<l ot the
AAMUor'• Mapa, Block 363 (map page 38, Dlock 3), and Parcel 5 w1t,,ln that
bfCJC1( The maps reretred to are avallabla tor lnapectlon 1n tha office or the
AaMUOf
All property 11 In Iha T~n1h1p South and Range West of San s.tnard1no
8aM and Meridian
The real property that Is the tubject ol lhll Notic. 11 tltu.t9d In the County
of Orange, State of California. and 11 dHCl'lbed u tollow1
NIWl'ORT HACH CITY
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'34-012.ot, 1273A ... Ku.artan
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~5'"°21·12, 12180 00. Pappea.
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Ho 102 • Default M.014-«0, AP
451.012· '1, $101..08. Huff, l.eiltw
No 103 • Oefault M.0144et, AP
451-191..U. $2211.CM. F~man.
Phytllt A I 20 Stet Thl9tla
No 104 -Defautt '4-01S4a AP
529· 183·51, l71 82, Sti•tilald
M&nOf, 24 Pte9cott
No t04A • o.IMM 14-416417, AP
530-013-33, ~ Gt, Al~ Pett·
'*-Ho 108 • Oefautl l4-01H12 AP
151-o53·21, $2024.14, Moma. Ruby
! .. 12 Aeld
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Pemeta A., 7 SUQMPIM •34
PAOPEA'TY TAJC·OUAULTED IN
THE :VlAR 1M3 ,Of\ THE TAXES.
ASSESSMENTS AND OTHEA
CHAAOES OF THE FtaCAL YEA.A
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COeTA~crn
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Ole/ Cinco de Mayo well celebrated .......,,Mull . · · · AlUa" CMaRb 2 l·Apnl 19); Atcention tu.tnj IO~ pa My •-fl
attt'Ktion. You'll be .POoWat, maoy will declare, "'You .-._,,. ..._ ...._
your li&bt under t:Nshetl" Love relataon&hip couJd eet ltlltled.. Libla ill.....C
11¥ IUUllN M. BID OI .. ._,_._
. Cuervo <!o,kl lhootera v.ac pourcod an to the manaature bttr muas which·
-. oace emptied -wett •luna on •troll about nearly every neck at the
eevclsdl ULDual QJebrldon de Cinc;o
de !-fayo .petty last weoek, the ll'I·
ditiOAIJ fuad-raittt spoD.JOred by tbt-
Cab&m Cbapter of t&e Ouilds of the <>ranee County Perftlrmins Am
C.entcr. Brinaina in the m1n1 mut.1 (which
u tbe evenan1 wore on, were some
three, four or five deep in jucsts), was
a novel idea -one which was the
bra.inchiJd of event chairman .a.-,
CarlMa. .. rd siecn them at the Bahia
Corinthian (Yacht Oub) before the
Entenada race, and thought they
would be just perfect for our event.'
TAUIUJI (Apnl 20.May 20): BIUk from .cauat QMO. ........ IW
developina your own tradition. Focus on property va»ue, lbiliu.:.:.•• • rwe.
11vc and successfully invest. Youna penon, pttvi*' •ndi coald
become ally.
GEMlNI (May 21~une 20): Your
intuiuon is on tariet reprdlna "anti<:•"
of relatives. Focu on trips, vilit.s,
meuqes relatina to money. Be calm,
cool. diplomatiC' but re~ to live up
t0rncthina for nothina. Aquarian rep-
resented.
CANCER (June ll·July 22): Look
for loopholes. Contractual arranaement ..... ~ ..
is spread .. too thin." Keep options open. Contact made at IOcia1 affair milbt
prove valuable. Emphasize sense of fitness, humor. ~ttanan istvolved.
LEO (July 2J..Aua. 22): Some mi&ht feel you bave • lost ouL" Truth a. you
merely stopped for second wind. You 'lJ set your own peoe, puzzle fallt tOtie1bCr.
mechanical repair is completed. Taurus, Scorpio penont a.re in picture.
Yl.R~ (Aui. 2J..Sept. Z2): Be ready fo~ adventure, ditcovery, unique love
rclauooshap. Som~thana takes place behind scenes, could involve ~t
a!D!l&ement. Wntten matenal helps resolve dilemma. Gemini plays
s1an1ficant role.
UBRA (Sept. 23-0ct. 22): What appeared to be "lost cau.sc" is suoocut\a11y
.......-...... .;r.a.-.:..-K.....;:;a_..._~:...._...J ·revived. Funding is obtained, business relationshil> .. prospen." You'll win
alltcs. popularity surges upwards. Scenario features speculation, romance,
profits.
His next cballenae was findma
th.em -which he dtd1 in Melbourne,
and bad 11 arou shipped on over-
niabt air just prior to the party. There
was, however, some discrepancy
amona commjtiee members as to Chltrllften Norm Denton with Lrnne Spencer, Gr .. Punk• and Julie rothemus.
wh.cb Melbourne the mup came ·
from. The first con~nsus "-IS that
place in Australti -but Carlson
admitted u was Melbourne , Fla.
SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. 21 ): Obtain hmt from Libra mcssaae. Emphasis
on balance. law. special nghts a.nd pemussions. lndividual in po5iuoo of
au.lhonty, after first dedinina. will sa)', "Go ahead!" Streamline tccbnlquet.
The site for the Mexican-flavored
celebration -the top level of a Koll
Center parkina structure between Le
Mcridien Hotel and the Sanwa Bank
bulldina in Newpon --was a new one
for the aroup (who has in past years
attracted some 1,700 to udo Marina
VilJaac.) Committee member J1lle
Pon.em .. explained that 500 tickets
had been pre-sold and sales at the
door had aJso been ht&h -so she had
nQ eitimatc on the final tally.
The .S:JO p.m. happy -hour crov.d
was treated to the fc~uve sounds of ~ Uttlllan, a TO="piece
mariachi band. Later. the rock group
Nineteen took over for dancing under
the stars.
Once Nineteen began, the place
really started to move -literally.
Concrete ~rkang structures arc built
to "Jive,' and the whole place was
Vlbratan1 -somelhana hke a Willie
Nelson c:bncert at Anaheim tadaum.
According to Carlson. Cabaret
didn't hold the ftJnd-ra1ser last year. Pr•nlc •arcetona, Und• Lewis. but was asked to revive the event.
''Everybody &aid it was a great party,"
he added "One click lov.er than a
riot."
Indeed, party-goers seemed to be &e~tinJ into the spint. maxma and
.manaling amid red, white and green
balloon sprays and pinatas. A cool
breeze came up later, ho'Acver, but at
didn't scare away those being 1ntcm-
ally warmed by the tequila.
"We iot a lot of support (for the
event)," said Carlson as he csttmated
proceeds at SI 0.000. ponlt<>rs in-
cluded the Koll Co .. Pacific (Iara
Beer. Pure Hawa11an Sparldmg
Water. Shasta Beveraae Co and
Heublein Inc. Also. a "Mc 1can Bar-
8-Quc" (conmung of beef and/or
chicken fraJ11as and a salsa and taco
bar) was provided by the Red Onion.
Balboa Peninsula Not a bad deal for
$25
Cabaret chapter member' (v.h1ch
•
art pnmanly single professional men
aod women) assisting Carlson in-
cluded event co-cba.ar L)'llae Spea~r.
chapter president Frank Barcelona.
ways and m eans v p. Norm Dutoa,
Grt1 Fuokt, Oar Garon, MaryUD
Markt, JuUe Pollemus, Dave ~orris,
Uada Lewb, and Mary PbJpps.
SAGmAIUUS (Nov. 22-0ec 21): Focus on r:sponsibility, powtt,
authonty. abthty to meet d~dhne. Scenano also h1ahli&hts distance, lal\pqc,
education. plans for 1ourncy. Older persons, possibly pl.rents, will talk money.
CAPRICORN (~. 22-Jan. 19): You'll learn plenty by liaeniQa to icte.s
rrom Sa&Jttanus. You rcttntly overlooked subtle hint, clue. Mission can~
completed.by reVJewing past performance. You'll locate. riabt person.
AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Fcb. 18}: New approach indicated with reprd to
personal appearances. possible pannersb1p. marital status. ffiabli&ht style.
independence, . ori11nality. willingness to set to heart of matten. No
backshdu13!
P~ (Feb. 19-Man:h 20): What at first appeared to be a.mistake wtH
twn out to be "amaz1Dfl~ oorrcct ... Be confident. take initiative realizt
cmplo)'ment picture is bn tcr than originally thou&bt possible. :.n
IP MAY 1 ! IS YOUR Jlt'tllDA Y this can be your power ~can 1tt
pace. start business, attract 1.0VC$tOl"5. C umnt cycle emphasizes intensity,
manta! status, possible addition to family. Many rules. resulations wb.idl
prt'vtoo~~ ~ prove btnefidil. You have re
sense of humor, arc versaule, arc conscious of wardrobe and body ~.
Gemini, Sagittarius pcrsom pla) imponant roles in your life. Au,sust and
September will be )Our mo t memorable months of 1989. .
SPOl'l .lfiH·1·
UC/ professor 't St president of
national psychological society
Amencan Ps~cMl0&1cal Soc1et>
elected ats first\ president. Or. JamH
McGu11t. professor or psy-
chob1ol0&> and dar~or of the Bon-
ney Center for the Neurobiology of
Leaming and Memory at l 'Cl.,,,
The orpnruuon v.as formed 1n
1988 and has 5,000 profe saonal
members and 1.000 student mem-
bers.
v...,. founder orthe Art Institute of
Southern CaJifomaa an l&&\.lna Beach.
with a certificate ofapprectation from
the FesuvaJ at a spcciaJ <award
dinner.
Youna h.ls served on the Festival
board for 3S years. mcludma wort oo
16 oommlllCC$.
• • •
Suicide attempt is really a cry f Or help
El Toro rc-s1dcnt P at 1Aea1 ~ntl>
McGauJ.111s a found ma member of recclved the 1989 ~ddlebeck. Collqt •
the scu~nttfic Journal Bcha' 1ora.I and Ouut.and~ Service Award from the
Neural Biol<>J> and paonttrcd re-Collqic'1 District Boa.rd of Trustees.
SQI'Ch that 1s bqlnnana to re"cal the Lucas 11 cWTtntly eAecutive *"'
prOOC$SCS an the brain that serve to retar)' '° lhe Office oflnsuuction. In
rquJate t~ storage of memon. He her 17 year.. Q/ scrvaoc to the colltae
was rcccnll) elccttd to the Nattonal sbe has also worked as department
DEAR ANN ~NDERS: I ha\•c
been plannina to comm rt su1c1de for a
Iona time. AJthouah I haven'r )'et
actually attempted to do it. I have
come close enough so that I no ronger
fear death. When the time coniei. I
have every intention of do1n1 it n&ht.
When I hear of someone who nas
taken his or her life. I silent!} applaud
tbc decision. When I hear ofbomeless
people livina in boxes under bndies..
people who art trapped an a dys~ Funetional body, and tho~ who are
d~na a slow death and are racked
1"it.h pain, I wonder why they feel that
hie as IO precious that 1hey want to
contm~ to lave.
You iell people who arc ha.rbonna
Juiddal thou&hts to seek professional
help, but you nevrr tell them why the>
should. When it comes n&ht down to
it. Ahn, n.o one is indisptn~ble We
wiU all die e"cntua11). so af hfe 1s
lousy, wb)' suck around'>
J have found that bfc's tnals and
tribWatioDJ att not temporary. When
HHllU.1
I '1 l&O\U
one aaonmng satuatton ends. a ncv.
one pops up to take ats place. l no
lon,rr bchevc lhal God docs not 11ve
us m ott tro\lblt than ""e can endurt.
or a hcavter load than "'e can carT).
Often people who are crushed by hfe's
cruel blows opt for slccpanf palls. a
rope or a bullet in the brain. I Stt
noth1n1 wrona with that.
The only reason l am stall alnc as
because 1 am watuna for m > elderly
molt\cr to die be as the onl) ptrson
in m) hfe I care enouah about no1 to
bun. When she goes. r go.
If )OU have an) ansv.en. Ann. I'd
hke to hear them -A RE ~DER IN
PARMA.OHIO
DEAR PARMA: I uve a IDe&ki•&
nspkion tbl your letter Is a cry for
!Mlp. I beUeve tut yoo ttally want
me to talk you oat of llillba& yourself.
Tbe fact WI people live lD boxes
oder br1d1e1 ud saffer wltb ter-
mlaal '1ffases ls tlte best evidence
tl.at evta uder Uae wont condltioas,
Ule la precious. Odlerwlse, wby wuld
dley wut to 10 oa'! Even tbHp life
may be palaf•I ud depfffslag, ltope
1prta11 eceraal tllat tblJJfs wlJI 1et
beuer.
t 1r1e dloff •Ito coatemplate
1aJcldt to waJt for Cite cloud of
deprea1Joa to Ult. I cauot telJ yoo
lao• muy letten I la.ave received
from readen wllo were kUbHt on
killlq &Mmltlves ud daufed tlttlr
way. To bdp bi.m mate an educated
pea, declarer act about leatnina u
much as pouible about the band.
Tbe key play came at the very
Ont trick. Since t.bue was no way to ·
avoid loRna a heart trick, declarer
.uo.ed Wat's queen to win. He
won the ha.rt coatJnuation with the
kin&. thal cubed rour di&mondl,
aotina that w at bad nan:ed with
• tllOftl IO a ,..._ and a prayer, the three cards in lbc Nit. Next earM
apert clo.a't cceM ......., uan tbRle rounds of dubl, and Wat fol-
bt Ml...,... u m.ucb u ·potllble k>wed to all of lhoee. Fln&Uy, ht
ibOUt U.. lwld. C:aibed the ace of be&rU and when Ncir'G'•,. co fow ao tl'Uq) Bur dbc:atdod the 13th dub, W•
... ~. It uted bU pert• becaMt marked with r~ heart.a.
_. co eo oa co ._ ll M Mid a Thu, Wat'• or\sinal 13, carda .. ...._ mo er_, ope .... So.IQ . .,... known. He had ac.arted •wtth
Ol*ld 80t ..._ Mid more. IQdly two fl*Sa, to Eu& oriPaal·
W• W ... top 01 WI Mairt • !J Mid ftve ..-... 5mce that JUde ~. m ....,_,, prcbh• .. S.. a S-co-l fa¥0rite to bo&d the
oeMow. He Md J J ,.. ........ ..... ..... dedlli.-cubed tbe Ice
ud me_,, .., to_.., a •• ot .... wt coeftdilldJ, w1 IQC.o
WM• a ..... ,.._., Hoa1 .. , camhlb.ftll 1h.bejackotlJ)llda
..... couW bl W..tilMr ............ .
Proposals can set their own tradition
c.B.
WMl'w I ,at ..Untt pro0f.ftlld.. do NalM& .U I laid -as dlt ftrM =::i_w.a wu Wlodlimitrl
A. Prill11111 10 the tdec of the P9lt .................
...
ml.ads becaue of a leUtr la the
cohu:u from a reader wlto bd
traveled tbe nine road. Tiley d«lded
so Jive ·u _. m•H sltot and were-
tbakfaJ .ibt dley did. ·
Saiclde ls a permuent solutlcJa to
•bat coald be a temporary problem.
O.ce yoa cross tbt 1reat abyss Uaere
ls oo comlDI back. Evtn tbose wbo
111ffer from ttrrlble IUusffs, Heh as
c:ucer ud AIDS, tell u tltey wu1 10
die wltlt dlplty. Tltey wa.nt to tbnlr
family member• aad frteaclt wlto
1toocl by Uaem and offered uco•dl-
ttoaal love ud emotloaaJ Hpport.
How moclt more compasslouce (ud
clusy) IJau blowla1 yoar bra1D1 Mt
a.ff le.avl•& tM caraace to be dis-
cover~ by a spo•M or a dear friend.
PleaH coaslder ~usell.Jlc. I be·
Ueve tbt die majority ef people •Ito
talJl abo1t sale~,.. ltoplq-...u.at-
som.eHe wUl talll tltem o.t of lt. Uke
yo-.
Write a year from now and tell me
laow yoo att d0La1.
6-cademy of Science~ . secttta'}' for the Business Seacn«.
• • • Humanaties. t.anauaies and Contino-Conaratulatto ns to the Founuin 1na Educauon offices.
Valley Police Department's t"-O ncv. • • •
rteruats. Tlaomas Jo1eP' Vtrklley,, a Pats)' Emmert of Irvine was re-
araduatc of Rao tfondo Police ocntlyawardcdthe19891rv1ncV&llcy Acadcm~. and David WUUam Moedle Coll~ Outstandana Servi~ Award
• an alumm of Golden West College An anformation pr~ing tccb-
Pohce Acadcm) The nev. officers n1c1an. Emmen was praucd·for her
Joined the department Ma\ 5 unique dedJcauon and cooperall\C
A nat1,·c of b h10. Verhtlt\. ob-and helpful manner
\atned a nursina certificate in ·198S • • • He '-'Orltd at the C'lc,eland Ps)-Velma ~1 of Ma 100 V1CJO
ch1atn c Institute through December was honored wtth the Saddlebad.
1988 until he rtlocatcd to California Communal) Collqc District 1989 to attcndtbepoh~acadcmy Moodie Ouutandma Sen-ace Award recent!)'.
ts a 1raduatc of Capistrano VaJlcy Charsky is emplo)ed as a SCCTetat)' tn
Chnst1an Ha&h School He scf"\ed 10 the Fac1bt1es and Maintenance Ser·
the A.mt) ~f"\CS and rctt1'cd v1caofficc
Sptt1al~ tf'9uung b<f6"C ~ €hank, was k'lectcd b~ a commi1-
act1 "e m1htaf) dut in 1987 tee of dtstnct and coU• ~pretenta·
• • • uves who screen nominations w~ Festl'~aJ of the A.rts p~ 1dent Phahp matted by staff. facult)' and adm1ni -
Frttman recently •"-ardcd Dave trators.
Coming This Sunday!
It's practically here! TV UPDATE, the free
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this newspaper, will be debuting t his very
weekend.
You won't w~nt to miss TV UPDATE this
week or any week. Its combination of com-
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and on-the-spot stories on the latest doings
in the world of entertainment makes for an
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°' .. Coast DAIL y PILOT I FtldaV, May 12, 1989
"Wtll we be leaving In a LITTLE
while or a BIG while?"
llARMADUU by Brad Anderson
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43) ~ ~ j\,e P"'""· 1 ARLO AND JANIS
" Dead battery . " •1JAD ~ WE A B~ OFFlCE? • I •
PEANUTS
I "¥\ADE '<OU A 6~EAT 616
CµQCOLATE SUNDAE !=OR DESSERT
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GARFIELD
· TUMBLEWEEDS
DRABBLE
BUT I MAO TO EAT IT
M<SEl~ BECAUSE I JUST
~EARD ON Tl4E RADIO TAAT
ICE CREAM ISN'T GOOD roR D065
by Charles M. Schulz
JUDGE PARKER
by Jim Davis
FUNKY WDfURBBAK
DOOIU88UltY
Ml1S
by Kevin Fagan J ;:y,
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by Lynn Johnston
_:=--:.. ~ IT'°""" iJE ~"·IOOES6
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by Jeff MacNetty
by Harold Le Ooux
by Tom Batluk
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MAY12,1989 ()\ILY PILOT ENTERTAINMENT GlJI()[ \tL5/N020
I'\ 11 H \I I'' IO '
West County takes
spotlight this wee-._-_
The spotltght swiop to wntcrn Orange County this wctUnd wnh the
opening of four n~ staic producuo1u, all httu n• the boards ton1&ht
The nc~comers are "'he Prime •f Mias Jeam BN41e" at the Westminster ,. ___________ Community Theater, "Temf .. lery"
•t the Gem Theater, "Play Oii" by the
Players of Oranac in Hununaion Beach and .. Bleadla a ..... at the
Cypress C IVIC Theater.
Beth Titus 1s playina ~ utlc role
in ~Jean Brod~" a drama centcnna
on a stTo na-willcd Scottish
schoolteacher, with Diane Burland,
Laune ·sdndia. Lynne TaY~tta.
Dick Taylor. M•rta Wasner. Dani
Ballew, Randy Pattcnon. Lee Donnan and Am•nda Hammerman a.Ito
fl·.ii urcd J D Reacbcldcrl"er is duutina the drama, .-hkb runs frida)s and
Satu'da)sal 8'.30thiou&hJune lOat tMtbeatcr. 7272 Maple i., WC"SUn1nwr.
C all <195-41 I 3 for rettrvauons.
Tomfookt')" isa muStal acbptcd from the sonp ofsatmst Tom ~b.ru
a1 the Gem I 28S2 Mam St .. Garden Gro\'e. The ~VU( plays Wednesdays
1hruu&Jl Saturdays at I p.m. until June 17, with Sunday performances May 7.
, l~andJune I I at 3p.m.andMay2l andJu:nt4at 7:30. Rncrvauont636-7213.
The Pla)en of Ori.nae arc~ tbc backstaac comcd) .. Play On" by
Rid . .\bbou (El Toro•sJack Sbai'tcY)fcw two weekends at the PepsusSd;oo(,
I 969::! wmpon. Huntinitqn Beach. Curtain time 15 8 p.m tom&ht. Saturday
and May 18-20. Wlth a mauoee Sunday at 2:30. RnerYauons S37-4097 or
543-:!776.
W1tb the opcnina of the t.seball season eomci ~Bleacher Bums." a
comcd) set an the cheap seau at Chialao'• WnateY Field. The show runs
fnda>s aJ\d Saturdays at I p.m., with Sunday pcnorm•nces May 14 at 2 p.m.
•nd May 21at7 p .m.,atlheCypra.C1vicTbcater, 51710ranaeAvr .. Cypr~s.
Rcscrvauons 229--6796.
The curtains will descend on five local product1ons_th1s weekend, Wlth
final performance\ scheduled for; ·
•"A Street.car Na.-Desire" at UCl's Fi ne Ans V1tlqe Theater
(856-6616). clos1n1 ocrformances tonilht at 8 p.m., Saturday at 2 and 8 p.m.
•"lMerlt lk ffa.." in the Orama Lab at Orange Coast \ollrgc. Costa
Mesa ( 432-S880)~wandina up ton.Pt and Saturday at I p.m., Sunday at 4 p. m.
... A ,._, Ha: I fHit • ~., 1'J *' f'11'9m• at Gpk:kft W8'
C ollc&e. Huntinaton ~ (19S-8371). closul,I out toru&ht and Saturday 11 I
pm . Sunday at) p .m.
... A Life 18 a.. n..ter" 1n the AC10n Playboll at Gokkn Wrst Cott;ee
Cal~ 89S·8378). final ~omuinttt tonllbt aod Saturda> at I p.m.
•"P'.UC1alet TM by the Yount C-OMerYatory Playcn of South COM&
Rcpcnory in Founden Hau at tbe<>rUs C.ounty Perfonniat Arts Center. 600
Tov.n \enter on .. e. C.osta Mesa (957..4033). complc11nc 1ts run S.turda) ud
Sunday at I and 3:30 p.m.
Add1t1onally, these other PfOduct,ions are coatinuinc their mpca1vc
cnpacments around the county:
•''.U=fpa et" on the maiD IUltr aDd ~ IMIJ" OG the S«Ond SC.-
of South Coast ll.rpenory. 6lj Ton Cm.la''tJri\lt, Cosca.Ma& (9S7-403J~
.. ~nda~c" plays TUt'idays thf'OuP fridiysat •=•wda~ a1 l;l0mil 8 Sunda) s at l:JO and 7;30 unliLMay 2$, While" lad) runs~
throu&h Sunday and Mat 17, 19 Md 21at1:30 T thf'CMilh fridlyS., J
and 8 30 Saturdays. 3 and I p.m. Sricll)'I..
•"Slew 0... • .. ~ ~ al lbc AJ&n'nltivr R~
Theater, 1636 S. Grand An., SUta Au (136-7929), T)uandays ~·f'OUlll
Saturda}s at I p.m., Sundays at 7 p.m. wnil June 3.
•"Valdes" by the HuntiQ&tOft led PlmyboUse, al Gisler School. 21141
trathmoor Lant. Hunu.,aoo 8cecll (132-1405). Fridll,sand S.lllf'days It I
p m throup Ju• J, wath a matiaer May 21 at l p.m.
•''T .. Jwe"alCOMdintColllS'tNew~leedtCenter,3101 Plrific
View Dn~e. C"orooa dtf Mar (751·9'40), Fridayt and S.twdlys al I p.m.
throu&)l May 20 Al~ ce>ntinu1!."-11 the children's show .. ..._., ,.. die ._. .. by I.ht
Amettcan C1ukt.ren s TMatcr at che Anaheim Cultural Ans C'mter. 93 I N,
Harbor Bhd., Aue.ei• (S.W-.712'). nutGiJlt thl'OUlh .Ju.,...-.-.....,..,~.-....-
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•lbc latest Kevin Costner film, ••Field of Dreams," is more
than just a baseball movie -it is a gentle fanwy on the
theme of reconciliation with the past that worked for some
of our reviewers but struck out with others.
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BJ. JORN ROOS • ·
The latest Concrete Blonde release, "Free," lacks the
uniform excellenoc of the gJ'Oup's debtlt album, but tt
nevertheless contains several fine songs.
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GUESTS OF TllE GHOSTS ...................... 1 7 . .
By DONNA AND RAY OTr
The restored Calico mining ocnter has become a boom town
onc.e more. this time as a tourist destination and county
reaional perk.
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B7JUDYCIWIBDLAIN '
The new Kachina restaurant in LlpDa letCb is puttina the
lie to the notion that Southwest cuisine is past its prime. ·
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THE PHILADELPHIA OQCiiE8TQA
lly MIU llUSSELL
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N<X that The Performing Arts Center hasn 'c
had world renowned guests m its shQrt history.
but when the announcement was made chat
The Phtladelphi2 Orchestra, under the direc-
uon of Riccardo Muti, would ap~r here as
part of its 1~ touring season, it was a mosc
poignant moment.
The Philadelphia Orchestra is uuly one of che
·world's great ensembles, the jewel in chis
country's crown of great symphoni.es. Ir's
performances are n<X to be merely listened to.
they are to be ex~rienced.
Critics say there is a strange warmth of sound
to this orchestra. Strings sound mellower; the
brass is like sipping a fine wine from some
0<hcr time or place. They speak of old Euro-
pean heritage an"Ci spunk noc heard often , or
ever. on this side of the sea. •
Riccardo Muta, who prefers not
to be mcerviewed as Engli h as his
second language. could Po 1bl>
explain wnh more feeling the H9·
)~ar ha tor> of chis agsregation,
however. n would noc be from
personal ex~r1ence on has put as
he was obv1ousl)' not )et born
whtn in 1900 the fir t rchestra,
under the direct1on of fncz cheel,
pre~ntcd the ~outhful fritz
Kre1 ler -nor would he have
bttn t~re for the 1906 debut of
composer·pianisc
Camille Samt-Saens. ,
Bur Muti surely could sense the cug ul
greatness if he could step imo che pasc co
w1cness Leopold Swkowskt's premier appear.
ance, which took plact in 1912.
Imagine walking into the recording scud10
with Stokowskt as the orchestra made the fir t
recording of prtcminence, cutting Brahms ·
Hungarian Dances imo chose ··new black
cylinders" at the old Vietor Talking Machine
Company in Camden, New Jersey in 1917. A
hesitant. yet thrilling experience, co be sure.
Those momencs will echo next week. when
history presents itself on rhe suge of the
Performing Art s Center for two performances.
May 16 and 18.
The concert world 1s already planning imo
t tt 19905 or d-ou ht dates
to sample this h~dy taste of gr~at
ne . It i n't just next Tue <la-) and
Thur day -it took years of prep-
aqtion to be able co get an line and
afford the mhemors of those who
performed lhc premiere of Gustav
Mahler's Eighth Symphony back in
1916. S.vor the moment, be 1ealou
of it and Jttm for more. It as commg
next wittk .
Muti's ~deccssor: Eugene Or-
mandy. is still heard on record.
-' Cassetta and CDs today and th~
. .
were recorded pre. J 972
In 197 2 Mutt first appeared .ts Gutst Condu<.
cor
ln 1977 Riccardo Mutt was appomted Pnnc1.
pal Guest Conductor. the p<>s1t1on he helJ until
being app<>tnted MustC Conduccor upon Or-
mand y's becoming Conductor L.rnreate in
1980. Yet , in the Ion~ h1ston of the Ph1lildel-
ph1a Orchestra. Mut1 1s only che fifth person to
be knighted into the realm of greatness thl'
orchestra has become'
And who responded co the call of che
Constttunonal Commission m celebration ot
the 200th anniversary of the l 1.S. ConsrnuttC>n
m 1987! The Ph1ladelph1a Or~hestra. of course
Just how much longer chis ensemble of
nobi lity will endure 1s anyone ·s ~ue\~. bu t 'ou
can bet they will forever en and cake home c ht
golden goblet of staying Power among thoSt'. in
the current classical world record boob The\
know the costs to aff ord uch an orche,cra in
the CaSt. ,md It IS a ued1t tO their love of dm
music chat che winds of time haH' het'n l..t pc
from decompos1n~ chi orchestra. and tn'teJ J
1c4as ~rown and 1 still grov. in~ tuJ.H
The Oran~e Count\ prop .tm v. 111 ht .i t 1ne
meil of deli~hcful t.ivonte'I You "'111 ht.
romanced w1r h iiln opening n1ghc hor J oeuHe
of Tcha1kov kv' Fanra \ -0-.c:rrurt from
Romeo and Jul1ec 1Ah. ·c1s spnng!l Then. ;1~
an ap~t12er. experience Perm.hem ' } rn.
phony t\o.~ { ~rnphony for Smn8 ) Op.61
followed b th e ~\on entre Prokofiev's u1ce
-from the Ballet · Romeo and Juliet .'
n f hu rsda). you will 'be ible to avor
Bttthovcn mphon\ No.~ in E-flat m1JOr
Op.~~ Ero1ca · mall it~ ~Ion Then a u te of
the r.:r;~ nic a you revel 1n Ravel~ fter\
"Ra ie Espagnole.' followtd b> the ~n ual
"Boero." a sweet and '11.'1rm after.dinner
liqufur.
A fine feasr ir1wiU surth be. And more than
that, an ~x~ritna.
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~ P1o4 ~I Fridlly. May 12, 1918
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S M T W T F s
1 2 3 4 5 6
7 ·8 9101 11 2 13
1 4 1 5 16 1 7 18 19 20
2L22 23 24 25 26 27
28 29 30 31
(9S7-4()33). tont&ht throu&h Sunday
and May 17, 19" and 21 . Tuesdays
throu&h Fridays at 8:30.:. Saturdays at
3 and 8:30. Sundays at J and 8 p.m .
"FOliTALD TOO" by South
Coast Repertory's Youna on-
scrvatory Playen -in the Founders
Hall of the Orange County Per-
forming Arts Center, 600 Town
Center Drive. Costa Mesa
(957-4033). final perfonnancesSatur-·
day and Sunday at I and 3:30 p.m .
"A FUNNY THING HAPPENED
ON THE WAY TO THE FORUM" at
Golden West Collcse. Hun1ins1on
Beach (89S-8 I 34). closing per-
-fon,nanccs toni&}\1 and Saturday at 8
"ABUNDANc£" on the main siaac p.m .. Sunday at 3 p. m.
of South Coast Repertory. 6SS Town "lNHERJT THE WIND" in the
C t>n tcr Drive. C o,ta Mesa DramalabTheateratOranae-Coast
t 9:>7-4033). Tuesdays through., College, Costa Mcsa(432-S880).'ftnal
Fnda)'s a1 8 p.m .. Saturdays at 2:30 performanccstonig,htandSaturdayal
and 8. Sunda)'s at 2:30 and 7 p.m 8 p.m., Sunda) at 4 p.m .
. until Ma) ~5. "A LIFE IN THE THEATER" 1n
"ANl\1E GET YOUR GUN" at the the Actors Playbox at Go1de11 W~t
ltarlcquin D1m1crPlayhousc. 3S03S. Colleae. Huntington Beac h
Harbor Bhd .. Santa Ana (979-5~ I I). .(89S-8378), closing performantts to-
n1ghtl) except Mondays at varying n111ht and Saturday at 8 pm.
cuna1n umcs 1hroug.h Jul~9. 'l'roJU.ABOMA" at the Grand Din-
"BEAUTY AND 'l'HE EAST" by ner Theater. 7 Freedman Way.
the Amencan Children's heater at ·Anaheim (772-7710). n1Jhtly except
the Anaheim Cultural Arts Center. Monday, at varying curtain umes
93 I N. Harbor Blvd .. Anaheim unttl further nouec.
(544-7124),SaturdaysandSundays at "PLAY ON" by the Players of + p.m. throuih June 18. Orange at the Pegasus School. 19692
"BLEACHER BUMS" at the Le~ington . Hunungton Beach
C°) press C1 .. 1c Theater. S 172 Orange (537-4097) Fndays and Saturdays at
.\\e .. C) press (229-6796). Fndays 8 p.m. thro~ah May 20 wtth a maunec
and Saturda)i. at 8 p.m. through May Sunday at 2:30.
27 with Sunday performances May 14 "THE PRIME OF MISS JEAN
at 2 p.m. and May 21 at 7 p.m. BRODIE" at the Westminster Com-
"CABARET" a1 Ehnbcth How-munity Theater. 7272 Maple t ..
ard's Curtain C:all Dinner Theater. Westmanster(99S-4113). Fndaysand
690 El \amino Real. Tusun Saturdays at 8:30 throuah lune JO. ·
(818-1540). nightly eitccpt Mondays "SLOW DANCE ON THE ULL-
at \ aryina cunain times throu&h May ING GROUND" ar the Altcmauvc
2 I Repertory Theater. 1636 S. Grand
"DRAGON LADY" on the Second Ave.. Santa Ana (836-7929). ~1age of South Coast Rcpcnory. 6SS Thundays throu&h Saturdays at 8
Town Center Drive. C-0sta Mesa p.m . Sundays at 7 'P.m unul June 3.
FOR PETITE
EVERY ITEM PRIC .......
CALENDAR
.. A STREETCAR NAMED DE-
SIRE" at the Fine Ans VilJaae
Theater, UCI (8S6-6616). closing
performances toni&ht at 8 p.m ..
Saturday al 2 and a p.m.
"TOK_JONES" aLCoasthnc CoJ.
leae·s Nc"'J)Ort Beach Center,
(75 I -9740), Friaysand Saturdaysat 8
p.m. throu&h May 20.
"TOMPOOl.ERY" at the Gem
Theater, I 28S2 Main St.. Garden
Grove (636-7213), Wednesdays
tbrQu&}\ Saturdays at 8 p.m. until
June 17. Sunday curtaln at 3 p.m.
May7, 14andJunc I l anda 7:30p.m
May 21 and June 4.
"V ANJTla" by the Huntington
Beach Playhouse at GtSler School.
Slrlthmoor at Effin&ham. Hunt·
l?fton Beach (832· 1405), FnKays and
Saturdays at 8 p.m. throu&h June 3.
with a matintt May 21 at l p.m .
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MULn-MEDlA CONCERT Pacific
Symphony Orchestra honor\ Oranae
County's Centennial wtth a spt1c1al
w'tdcscrttn audio-visual concert
produced b) 1ntcma11onall) known
malu-mcdla rrtlSI James Westwater
The music of Aaron Copeland ac-
companies the worlc. conductrd b>
Murry S1dhn 8 p.m Oranse Count)
Pcrfonn1ng .i\ns Center Tickets range
in P.ncc from $9 to $24 and arc
available at the OCPAC Boll office.
SS6-ART or T tC'kctma str r.
7~2000.
, DUO PlANlSTS Ralph Marl.ham
and Krnncth Broadway prco;entcd by
Saddleback College and AID Ser-
vice Foundatton toniaht at 8 p.m in
McKJnncy Theatre. Saddlcback Col-
lqe. 28000 Marsucruc Parkway. Mi~11on Vie.lo. Tickets arc S 10 tta·
utar .seat1ns and SlS pnmc Kahns.
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From Orangewood
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nit )our chi<OHl ... •hk h ;Jn' kt\ drdut1tbk• lo 1 •o
C,tl) UiilUk'\anf 1:.ast Nall~ 2f10. C lr'JOi.'f'. G \ !12flfJilt
01>rn r>,11h. c•\t~ Sundc1\ I I a m. to 5 pm.
t1t.a) 7'8 MIO
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Foundation of Orange: County.
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OC Gl'JTAR t:NSEMBLE John
\._hnetdt·r \H'll·knO\\n da!.!.Kal
guatari't 1~ gue<.t al11\t \\llh the
i')ran~c ( Od\t C1u11ar r n~·mblc at 8
,, m f ine .\n .. Rt>ntdl Hall Orange
< ua)t 4011g..--\dm1 .. \ton 1\ SJ60
Hh an.t S 'i ,u thl· door .n~ .... ~im
Sunday
MOTRER'!o. DAY CONCERT
~·.ith ( oa .. 1 \~ rnphun~ ( hamber
'h t hl·,ira Jt \outh ( oa~t Pla1a
\ tllagl' Sunrlo"l'r :rnd Bear Sr
. tln>'>) from outh ( oa'il Pla1a.
Outlluor lr•'l' •Or •• cn noon to 1 p.m
Hnnl!. rhaa r\ bJanl.t'I\ .and a Pll'Oll'
S·N·'ll'l COASTLl~E COMMUNITY COL-
LEGE CHORALE \pnna ( oncen
11 .. .-to ch, publ1l at 3 p.m Grace
l utht'ran ( hufl·h Edangt>r and Gold-
en \\ t-st liuntmgton ~h tan f),·" 11 dm."<'I'> clw 25 \Otcc: choir an
.. IJ'>\llJI '>l.'l<'• lllln\
THE BOUZY ROUGE CAFE c t..1,\lral .. cnng q uanet Opus IV
...... 11mtMn1e'> Sunda~ brunch I I 3 m
to I pm 3001 '\e""pon Blvd ..
'-<cv.pon Beach 6 7 '· "\440
EL RANCHITO MEXICAN RES-
T Al1RANT 2800 Ne""pc.>n 81\.d.,
"iev.port Beach presents inter-
nataonall~ l..nov.n claua<. auuanst < op~rfidd e'er) \und.t~ 11 am to
1 p m 6 75-61155
1'ue8day
OCC STUDENT PIANO RECTAL
For a Maleh
Made In Heavtn
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(714) 721"'678
Satisfactfon Guaranteed!
Abo: Charts for couples
PASHION ISl.ANO • NE~T IBACJI
Pcrformanc-cs b~ 17 Or.lnge Coast Coll~ ptano students begin at I :30
p.m. an OCC's Music Room 102.
Works b' Chopin. Rachmaninoff.
Haydn. Bach. Schumann. Mozart
and Rcbakoff will be performed.
.t\dmiu1on as fr~ an~ che public as
invited to auend.
ORANGE COUNTY YOUTH SYM·
PHONY Junior Orchestra perfomu
at 7 p m an ( hapman ColJ~
~emoml Hall HJ N. Glassel!.
Oran,<'. Dool"\ open at 6.JO p.m. and
11cke1s at SJ for adults.SI for seniors
and children wall be available at the
door. Robert Frelly directs the group
made up of outs1and1ng )"Oung mu-
sicians in grades 5 to 9 from all area\
of Oranac County f or more anfor-
mauon. call 997·6871
PHILADELPHIA ORCHESTRA.
Riccardo Mu11.conductor. !>pon\Orcd
b) the Oranac-( ounl) Ph1lh3rmonic
Soc1et) 's (1rcat Onhcstra Scne'>.
tonight at 8 p m an th<" Orange
Count) Pt'rformang .\rts Ct'nter
T 1ckets ran~ an price from S 16 to SSO
and.arc a\11labk at the CX'PAC Bo11
office. 556-ART\ or Tacketmaster
74~2000 .
T1landay -
PHILADELPHIA ORCHESTRA,
Riccardo Muta , t·onduuor. 1n 1he1r
<;eeond Oranse Count) appearance
sponsored by the Orange County
Phalharmonac ';oc1Cl) 's vreat Or-
chestra Se~s. 1on1&ht 11 K p.m in the
Orana< Count) Perform1n& Arts
Center Ticket~ range 1n pnce from.
SJ6 to SSO and are a":ulabk at t~
OCPAC Box oft.ice. 556-ARTS or
Tackttmaster, 740-2000.
Pot•
FrWa,
BLUE BE.ET CAl'E I 07 21st Pl ..
Newpon Beach. Nick Pyzow Solo
evay Fnday at 9 p.m. and Monday
and Tunday II 8 p.m. 67S-BEET.
AMBERS AT AMBROIU 69S
Town Center Drive, Costa Mesa
prcsenu Confrey Phillips Tno with
modem rcnditioru from Broadway
and the movies Wednesdays \hrouah
Fridays, 8 p.m. until late, and Satur-
days, ? p.m. 10 I a.m. 432-7S59. .
THE CANNERY 30!0 LaFayette
Ave .. Newpon Beach, ptttenU ''Bia
Plciure":, with top 40s music from
8:30 p m. to I un. toruaht and
Saturday. 67S-S777.
DUU:'S NOSTALGIA NIGBT·
a.VB in the Newponer RC$M\, 1107
Jamboree R~. N Beach ~ts the k 'n' roU
7 p.m. to2a.m. nipt y~Sunday
and Monday. "Susie and the Sweet·
be.ins·· performs throuah June 10 No
cover dwic. Clusic bands will
perl'onn lhe era'• ~test tuu from
"Good Golly, Mw Molly," to "I
Want To Hold Your Hand."
6-44-1700.
TllZ WIDTE BOUSE Restaurant
and Tavern, 340 South Coat H!fb· way. Lapna Beach. prcsenu 11\'c
ente111inment and ctanana niJhtly.
494-1088.
~ KFArON IS Posl'l1VEl.YWONDERRJJ!'
-ks ... tl.Tlltt. ..wm The\lream TeallJ ·---.. ~ .. -·
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SUNSET PUB l 66SS Pacific Coast H.,itway. Sunset Beach, offers live
entertainment seven niahts at week.
Tonipt and Saturday, The Miahty
Penauins 9:30 p.m. to J :30 a.m. S3
coverdwle. S9:Z..1926.
&.181, TflB.QAJB 228S Ncwpon
Blvd. io ~--Mesa. f1ashtn1 liahts.
mirrors and a huae dance floor. No I·
shins or 'boru. Tick.cu are SS for all
shows. Doon open at 8 p.m. Ca.II
833-1160.
V11LA NOVA Ractwd F•uno's
piano 1tylin~uAday throuah
Wcdoetday. daily S p.m. to 2
a.m.. 3131 W. t Hi&hway, New·
port Beach 642-7880.
lt1NSET PUB 166SS Paofk Coast
Hilbway. Sun~ ee.cb. ofTCf'S ~
enlM&lnmcni seven n1ahts • Wttk
Planet 10. rockJn' Rcape 3 to 7 pm
aod then John Anello Jr. 8 p.m. to
midruabt. S92-1926. BUCKTBOAN A tno p\a)'lng
tndttional lnsb and Scotttsb music
each Sunday It the Old Dana Point
C.afc. at the comer of Golden Lantern
and Del Prado Sl.R'JCU in Dana Point
No cover charlf .
lloaclaJ
SUNSET PUB t66SS Paa.fie Coa\t H.tabway, Suruct Beach, offers h\1:
eotenain.ment se~n days a ~ed.
Tonl&bt.. The Rbumboosics 8 p.m to
midnl&ht.
THE NGBTEOUS BROTHERS
BOP 18774 Brookhunt, Fountain
Valky. The Hop presents; Saturday.
"Hot Auaust Niptts .. 1 tribute 10 Neil
Diamond stamna Tony Rossana ai
7:30 p.m. ($4 cover).; Sunday, "Rock
Around the Oock 89," a history of
rock and roll with an award win1unf cut and an alJ new musical revue at
p.m. $4 cover. Clotcd Mondato .. Still
Rockin' ... a.f\.cr all thcie yean ·Tues
at 8 p.m .($4 COVCT dwJie); "The
Bacbcat 9oys" lj"C S0s and 60s
dance band, 9 p.m. to m1dnl&ht on 1'11e9day
Wednesday at 8 p.m ($4' C:O\er). TRE CANNERY 3010 Lafa .. -ctt<" 96)..2.166. 1 NIGHT MOVES S902 Warner Ave, Ave.. Newport Bach, "DeJ• \-u
Huntm1ton Beach. Conun info lane vocabstandkcyboud. I p.m. to 12 ln
840-0208 a.m, 67S-S777. ..;_ SUNSET PUB 166S.S Pacific Coa~t
letuday Hi&hway, Sunset Bcacb. offen hH"
a1.A.XWE1J, 'S 31.7 J>itcitic Coast cntcna.1nmcnt SiCvai ni&bts at wttk
HipMy, Huotmaton Beach. Ltt Too.pt Allawe 9 ~.m. to I am S~
Femll OC}, paano, su ~ vocab cover ~ S92· 926.
to~t, &:JO p.m to I ~30 un.; .... 11 e.7 Su y, Monday and Tuesday 8·30 GllADNIG8TATTllEZOTSPOT
p.m. to mtd~t. 8)6-2SSS • AllOCiatedOBdUlkStudtntsofUC'I
91Ulday--pment Moms Tepper-and A~
COACH BOUSE 331S7 Ctm1no compbca ~I ~oQIO p.m .• ~01
Capistrano, San Juan Captttrano, S~ S400 V~ Road. UC I
prctents Kenny Rankln in• tPCNI a IAl.VlA~':a't.:'"'.foo North Mother'sDay~mwitbfiurotes · and Kmny bnkin Cllltt&CS for each Btookb\U"lt, ~.Pure £l\nl) at
molberiftattcndancc. Ford1ftO!Ctand I:)() I'!"'· aAthdy dw:oU&h Saturda>
lbow retet\'ations. call 4964930, for llllftUal ud ~ l)tcasurc
coDCUt boOinc: 496-8927. LAOUNACANYONnllAGIUU
T8E WBlu! 110tJU Restaurant 859 Llluna Cu~ lloed. offcn w
--.a T , .. n So tb C H •"' daftceabk m'*8ic ()( Aphrodi\t, wtlh
IUIU avem. .-v u OUt i.,.. IOk>ist Eliza Lortiu. thttbm1st Jrfl)
way, Lapna Beach. pmicnts Luke" Marlin al tltc ke}ba.i'ds and Harold
The locomotJvn taeb unday at .Todd OD uupltoot and ftutto "Cool 8:30 p.m. Sl CO'let, 494-QI. n... .. I JO Wed IALVATOllt:'S SOO North ._neut btlinut : p,m. ncs.
Brookhum. Aow1m. pt"tXnts Paul day n."i&hts: ~M-:1911 or •9-M.HO
and OIClr 8:30 p.m. with top 40s llJPGET P\11 16655 Pacific Coait
music. H1ahway. SuDIC't Bndl. ofl"en h'<'
TB& CA.NNalY 3010 Lafa)'tt\t nncnam.mttn aven nJaht1 a •Ct'"-
Ave .. ~ Beach. San fraM'llCO lnamuattonal llqpe Alf Scars 9 pm
st)'lc cabaret entertainment with to I a.m. S3 '°°"" c...,.. S92· I 926
Lct.l)e McC'ric vocahst and Uo)'d ,.. _ _.__
No&and on Uyboard • .S·)O to 10 pm. -·--__.-,-='--~~-
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H...,., Suuei lbcb, o&n live
eDterWDIDCIU leveft tulfiu • week.
Ton.i&ht tllrcMJ&b Saturday. The Rq-
ular Ouyi 9:30" p.m. lO 1:30 a.m., U
covercbaqe. 592-1926. ,,,,,.,'
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Y .E.I. DANCE P Alt1'Y Youna
Ellecutive Sa.Qlles network hosts •
West Coast Swina Party at the
Newport Beach Marriott Hotel. 900
Newport Center Drive. Newpon
Beach, S p.m. to I a.m. Dan«
exhibition and ~n. pasta bu, hon
d'OC\lvrcs. buffet. muslc, danci na and
prizes. SIS .at the door. S 12 prepay. Y.E.S. Hotline: 744-1000.
YOUNG ADULT IEWISB OR·
GANIZATION (YA.JO) holdsaSha~
bat Dinner at 7: IS p.m .• Oiabad of
Irvine Jewish Center, 4872 Royce
Road, ln'inc. Cost ofS 10 incl~ a
dtlJaous Kosher mat. Spatt 1s
limit.«1. For rcscrvauons, call An· drew Schwanz at 786-77J8. <>Den to
all Itv.Uh }ouri& adults.. 18 lo 16
PllOl"ESSlbNAL SINGLES
SPRING MJXEJl &ip.m. to mtdntaht.
Casa Maria. south ohhe .-OS frttWay
and Beach BJvd .• Hunu~ton Beach.
Cost is $1 2 Frtt parluna. E'nu
hoOane 894-8932. PIUM'E OF LIFE SINGLF.S meet
for T G.I F S to 7 p.m.at Saddlcback
Travclodat. 1660 E. F1m St., Santa
Ana. For 1nforma11on and restr·
vauons, call 836474'4.
WHEEL OF FRIENDSHIP mttu
for T.G.l.F. at S:.30 at Camelot in
Santa Ana in An.abeam. Aho Of\&OUll sroups for aolf. bfidac, _pinochle.
theatre and travel for information
and rescrvat1ons, caU 524-3327.
PA.BENTS WITHOUT PART·
NEU Or.nee Coast Chapter 26. (aastody noc required). 847-1600 or
$46.S781 form~ 1n(ormat1on about
the otllftUlllOO.
P41lBNTS "1TBO\n PA.RT·
NEU Hwuinaton Beach Chapter
'9S. olfcn nc~1metnbcr onen~on at 8·30 pm. fodo•ed by a Chapter
Dance at 9 p.m. an the Huntif\11on
Betcb Holiday Ion. 7667 Ct"nttT A~t .. Huntinaton Beach. Co.t as S6 Call Cbaoea Dbone (or m<ft 1ofor·
tnaUOft. '91-7~7S.
Mcmbcnlup 1n Plmlts Walh0u1
Panna1 LI open to ch vOftlC:d. iitpar· •led. ~ or otV~ rnariiCd
parents oflivina children. Custody of
the duldttn is not a flctoc. A 000·
profit. DOHeCW'ian, educational or-
pniz.auon. PWP -en>vides a ~ aram of tOCia.I acti.viues, diJCUSaaons
and nudy~~ups (or ~~ti
and'lMiilimuies.
LBTS TEE n UP A club for si!We
aolfcrs between the qir:s of 30 and JS
who want to play socially and m«t
Qt.her sit'IJc aolfcn. D\lCS are S2S
annually. Play various local and'
rqionaJ councs. Mc:mbcnhap dircc·
tory. For more infonnatro°' caJJ
8S4--0690 or write to: Let's Tee It Up.
31 Rainbow Ridge, Irvine. 9271 S.
S.blrday
WHEEL OF FRIENDSHIP meets
at 6:30 for· dinner at The Kettle.
Anaheim. Call S24-3327 for infor-
mation and ~rvations.
PRIME OP LIPE SINGLES meet for dinner at 7 p.m. at Brandon's
Restaurant and Lounae. 3350 Av-
enue of the Aru.. Costa Mesa. For
rcscrvauons.. call 8~874'4.
Sanday
WHEEL OF FRIENDSHIP meets
for bruncb at Rum Runner 1n Seal
Beach at 11 :30 a.m. For infonnataon and rcscrvauons.. call 524-3327.
F.L.IAT. SeaclifT Vdlqt bop-
p1na Center, 220S Main Sttttt. te.
20. Huntinalon Beach. Hunttnaton Beach Cburch of Rcl111ous Science
sin&ks aroup meets each Sunday
cvenina. Ctukl care ts free. Admission
to the 7:30 p.m. prosram is SJ.
~tbc.Hun•1nason-Beach lnn
with. OJ John Symes and refresh·
ments follow at no chafF. Fl.IRT
tnformauon line: 647-1628.
BIG ORANGE SINGLES WUNG
SOCl.8TY ~ whale watch.in& every
Sunday 11 :30 a.l'Q, lo 4:30 p.m. on a
luxury sa.ilboM. Shatt cx~sn. No cxpcnence nec:essary. C.U Fred at ~S for more ilifonnauon.
PIUME OF LIPE llNGLD meet
for brunch at Delaney's. IOSO W. Ball
Rd., AaAbeim at noon. for inf« ...
mataon and rcwrvat1ons. call
136-8744.
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Loun1e; Irvine Hilton and Towers. l..quna. Thtre wdl & a donation of S2 donation wiU be oolkc1ed at the
17900 Jamboree Blvd., Irvine. Free S 10 per person per e'(eni"a. door. Two hour procram includes
east of M&Ul Street an Huntinaton
Beach. S36-0 US.
butTct. Fee as S5. 830-1010. animation. documentaries. music
NEWPORT BEACH SAILING videos, dnma and comedy. For
K.NO'l'TS BERKY PA.RM, 8039
Beach Blvd .. Buena Part. Knotl"s as
the nation's most pOpuJar.iodcpen-
deat family theme~ wnh more ~16~ wild ridcLsbows and
attractions plus re5taurantsand shops
on ISO acres. AJI shows arc included
in the admisst0n prict. Other tnter-
laiomcnt includes a &limp9C oftht old
west in a vt~ alive Gh<>1t Town to the
mqjc ofa vasit with Snoop)' and the
Pcanuu Gana an Camp Snoopy. Also
IJOpular art Fiesta Vtll•. a salute to
SINGLES a club for si ogle sailors with mfonnation, can 432-5637.
or wnhout a boat,agc21 andolderfor tJaSP&INGFD.M .. m··Lord
sa1hng. panics and soc1alizina. Meets Prlda.Y of the Aan. .. Peiet Brook. diRaOf lb-'. firsui.rui 1turd W~ncsday .of.cach,_.--~----------rcent.a1n T96lfSOtjiT~
month a1 the Nc~poner Reson. 11 07 THE IMPROV presents three side and9p.m. Tickcts$4,$3and$2at the
Jamboree. Ncwpon Beach. 6:30 splitting acts each night at 8:30 p.m. door. 856-6329. Sponsomt by the
social hour Mttt1nc bcginn1 810 thc 425S Campus Dnvc. St<' 138, lrvtn<' ()ff&QC of Ans and Lectures.
mceung room. ends around 10 p.m Shows at 8:30 and 10:30 p.m. Dinner
follo wed b> dancing with a h ve band served nightly. SIO admission.
unul I a.m. Valet parkinc 1s frtt for 8S4-54SS.
tho)<: ha"ing a cocktail 10 the Dukes
Lounge after th<' mcc11ng. C'ost is S6.
Call 969-811 1 for recorded info about
dub ICll\.lllt'S.
Wednaday
WHEEL OP FRIENDSHIP meet~
for dinner at 6:30 p.m. at the Rcd
Lobster in Anaheim. For reservations
and 10fonna11on call S24-3327.
PRIME OF LIFE SINGLES meet
for dtnner at Picasso's, 24961 Dana
Point Dr .. Dana Point at 6.30 p.m
836-8744 for 1oformation and ~r
' auons.
LIFE ON YOUR OWN smglcs SS
and o'er. mccl new friends 1n a warm
supportive atmosphere every
Wednesday 3 to 4:30 p.m. for a varied
program includil'll dmner at local
r~taurants and a monthly pot luck.
Oasis ~nior Center, 800 Mar1ucmc
(5th and Marguerite) Corona del Mar.
644-324S.
Thunday
SINGLES SUPPORT GROUP
sponsored by ~una Beach Unttcd
Methodist Churcli's Waley Co-un~l
mg C<"nler from 6 to 7 p.m. at the
church. 21632 Wcslc) Dme. South
llonclay
DU~E 'S ENTERTAINMENT
LOUNGE at the Ncwportcr Rcson
~nts a s~ial Monday Night
Showcase wtth comedians from
throughout the Southern California
area performing, be&innina at 8:30
· p.m. Duke's Monday "NiptShowcasc
has no covcr cbar&c. The Newporter
Resort is located at 1107 Jamboree
Rd.Just east of Pacific Coast Hi&bway
in Newport Beach. 644-1700, ext. sn.
T11eeday -
THE IMPROV presents three stde-
spbttin& acu each nacht at 1:30 p.m.
Sunday throuah Thursday, ($7); 8:30
and 10:30 p.m. Fnday and Saturday.
($ 10), doors open at 6 p.m. Dinner is
served ruaJ\tly.
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·occ mJDENT Fll.M FF.&TIVAL
19th anoual presentation by Oranat
Coast Collqe's FUm/V1dco depan-
mcnt at 8 p.m. io the OCC Forum. A
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1 00 3""11 ~-}.l,9 SS _. ....
12~2~~-=ms
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~S'nnta California's early Ss-nish bent.qe
and Roarina 20's -a look beck at a DllOOVDY lllUSEOM ofOranac I 920's am~ment park wtud1 in· County, 3101 West Harvard St, eludes the fantastic "K.irlfdom of the
SaQ.ta Ana Open J I Lm. to 3 p.m. Dinosaurs..·· Thnll ndcs mel* The Tu1sday tbrouah Friday. Closed on C M • n Mondays. Admawon is SI for adults orbcrcw. ontczooma s ""evt_nac
and SO cents for children. Nominal and the Parachute Sky Jump. The
-A • • • fi F · r. pl!k is open da.tly. For addltlon&l "'' .. ~ parua~tt. or uhor· anfonnation call the 24-hour Knott's mao~i°'i~AND, i313 Harbor Lane at 220-5200, .
Blvd., Anaheim. Mickey's Amcncan LOS ANGELES CBILDREN'S
Spirit Celebration performed on MUSEUM 310 North Main Street.
Main Street U.S.A. each weekend. Los Anaclcs. Open Wedoetday and
Disneyland offen more than SO Thursday, 2 to 4 p.m. and Saturday
attractions 10 ttVfll themed lands. and Sunday. 10 Lm. to S p.m.
includanc 'Star Toun" and "'Captain "Hands-on' p&111C1petory envtron-
EO." hrt hollrs arc 9 a.m to ment in wh.ich cb1ldttn ages two to
midniabt Monday thfoulh Friday; 9 twelve, learn by do1na. E1abt.ttft
a.m.to I Lm.Satunlay and 9 a.m. to permanent nh1b1ts. Monthly pro-
midn.,..t Sunday. Disneyland infor-anmm1na includes a vanrty of an
mat.ion: 999-4S6S. exh1b1t1, pcrfonnancn and v.ork-
INTE&NATIONAL SlJJUP MU-shops. Adm1u1on: $4 pcT person.
SEUM 312 Walnut. Hunt1naton 1nfanis under two frtt. Adults frtt on
Beac h. Surf memorabtlia and Wednesday and Thunda) aficr-
artifacts (datina as far back as the noons. Groups must rq.iittr in ad-
carly 20s) commcmonte the colorful y,ance. For 24 hour 1nformat1on. call b~ of tbjs popular Cali!orruan _.4213) 687-8800.
spon. Open daJly -noon to 6 p.m.; MOVIELAND WAX MUSEUM,
admission as free. Locattd one ~ock 771 1 Beach 811,d.. Buena Park. The
tn1aru1 Crom ptet and onc-b&Jf'. block Three toott$ arc the newest rq>hca
amooa the a1rad)r dabor:atc conec.
tion of movie and tclevlsio,n
mcmorabiha includin& hfc-like
rcphcas or more tbao 200 ttnowncd
st.an. Dady 10 Lm.-8 p.m. with Fri.-S.:~til .:tm. S22-1 I SS. M1 Ull NA'l\JltMr TORY 4HD ICIBN(Sl627 Vista dtl
Oro. Newpon Beach. Open T~y
throuah Saturday, 10 a.m. to S p.m.
and Sunday froin noon to S p.m
Admis1ion 1s $2 for Mlults. and Sl for
children over &1A. Members art free.
Mu5Cum c.tubits include a wide array of m.anae mammal foss1ls.
Nauve American displays, an in.s«t
zoo and photo plkry mineral and
shdl duplayi. &uncrl\y coJlccuons
and cb11dreo's bandl on t1tu'b1ls.
Aho educational ~" docent
toun, lcctures. festivals, a bbraty and
speaal activaucs. For more 1nfor-
mauoo about e1hibns. ~sand
membcntup. call the m"ltum Tues.-
day throuah Sunday at 640-7120.
OLD WORLD VD.LAGE, 7S61
Center Ave., Hunl.lftll.OG Beach. S~hy shops arc located 1n thlS villa&c tut features thit charm of
qwunt European viu._s wtth cob-
bled wccts. lanlCm lilbts. and 70
murals of European ICleftCS p1.1nted
on e1trnor walls by European artists
191-SI 11.
ORANGE COUNTY PEit·
l"OflMJNG AR1'S CENTER 600
ToVt'll Center On\le, Costa Mesa
Docent tours oflhc facility arc olTtted
free Monda) aru:l WcdnC"iday at 10.
10:30. JI and 11:30 a.m ... ml
TourswillaJsobehcldat IOand 10:
Lm. lhe first wrda) of each month
The tour takes v1s1ton to man) a
oflhc theatre ... rel) ittn by the pubh
1ncludm1 dttu1n1 rooms. lh
bedl:-111t .,. and nc Center Roonl. Jlaiervauons are requ1mf for aroups of 10 cw more. 556-2 t 22. n&msioo 833.
QUEDI IUAY Lona Beach
Hari>or at I.be md of the Lona Beach L-_Eteelllla!l~~tbttJ. -include spttia1
effect sound and h&ht shows 1n t~ Enai.ne Room and Wheelbowc re-
toactlJll a nea.ro(X)llisioll ., tea. aod
an .extensive World War JI display ·~..-"Qottn'•" active role as a ip. Dady 10 a.m.-6 p.r:za.
(2J3) 3S.3SJ I.
a.AGING WATEU 111 Raain&
Waten Onve, San Dunu. Enjoy 44
acrn of fWl, wn and ncitina watn ~592-64$3.
SANTA ANA ZOO locattd at Pren-
tjoe Part. 1801 East Olestnut Ave.,
Santa Au. Houn are JO a.m. 'o S
p.m. with las' tick.cu told at 4 p.m.
Admislioo is S2 for adults; 7S cents
for children, .,es 3 10 ll and ttn1or
dtizHs. Cbddttn uockr 3 and hand•· caOIJCd are adnutted frtt. 953-UU
SAN JUAN CAPISTRANO
MISSION , 31882 Camin o
Capistrano, San Juan Capistrano.
Fcatum Serra Chapel. Cabfonua's
okkst bwld1na. tbe ruins oftbe Grat
Stone Church. sokhers barracks,
beautiful pnkns. and two museum
rooms with arufacts from Native
Ammcan and earl)' pan1sh cultu~
~~.1:30a.m.-5 p.m 493-1424. WOftLD I 720 South Shores
Road. Mission Ba>. San fAcao. Sea
World (~tum sc .. en m~or shows
and dozens off&sonaul\a marine hft
e-.b1b1u. Sea World's sl&r luller
wbaks perform· 1n the lafJCSl ~halt -~> .uuhe wortd,-dolph.1ns,.tra1ned
ICals and sea lions. otters and a walrus a.tic> DCl'form at~ shows. Thttt
are tour IQ\Aanums featunoa hvc
sharks. a-a life and fRSbwater fish
from 1U owr lbt world. Thirty spectal
educatiOnal uhibits are alto avail·
able to Sea Woitd pats. ~ pric:c tdmtssion iocNdn all shows 1nd
e.thibiu Ftte ~ ... Guldcd toun ud nda art ntra. Group rain and 12 month p&ss 1nfonnat10fl. call
(619)226-3901 or 826.7213 or
( 602 )138-0600.
SllEIUU.N LlBILUY AND GAR·
DENS. 2647 PJclflC Coast H-ahwa:y
Coroft& <kl \far Rows. cactus.
annual prdcns an orchid ron· SttYltOC')'l~oa ponds aod a &Jft shop
0.11) 10:.JU am.-" pm.
SIX .ft.AGI MAGIC lllO\JNT AIN.
M.,;c MOuDWD Parr.ay tJUI on
lntttnatc '· v~ More than 100 ndu • .ihowuncllttnetionl ancluctina an I IOOHtylt crafts villlet and 1
Roanna ~ •h1te -aw-W~tn
turc 11' O&ftd4992-0IM.
IPllUCB Lona Be:ech HarWr at aht md of the Lona kach
freeway. Howard H~' all-wOOd.
• 2()0..aon ~"* boet m-.,ettically ~ lcit Vlliaon 10 view tbe inlidc
of \he \ 'lll'OfW's larltsl clC'Ar..span alummum domt. A vancty of dis-
plays mctadi .. modukt tMI ibOw c-.updctailtOlkinaU111areu of
aJw .,..,., .ucb • dlC cotkpij1. ftiaba deck ud wiftl U\tcriof lft htuftd .
Sec die q.ea Mir) ldtiae lor mote
............ 10 a;•.-6 p,m . (lll)
4lj.lSll. ·~~aoo uru~ 01) Pl. Ulliwr-1 C'i&r. A
...._. -MW ol Uat""'91'•
.... 4»«R t.dt '°' .... \be i!llK11'n I I 0.-. ~ a.. ... hlw._.il ...... (lll)
CllJNA a 65 membtt trouj)C of
musicians 1nd danctts from China's
Hubt1 ProVln<X will pcrfonn a rtt· ratton of the music and dance or
Cb1m's Warrina Statts ~od.
47S-221 B.C. Musac1ans wdl u~
ttplJas of'2,400 )UT-old c une bells
and e>thtr musical instruments at the
Ora.nae Cow;ity Pmorm•na Arts
Center JW'le 3 and 4. Tidrts ranae 1n
pnce from S 1 S to SlO and a~
availlbJe at the OCPAC Box offi«.
.556-ARTS or Tickctmastcr. 7~2000.
U \,.I
UCI DANCE WOll&SHOP 8 p.m.
tonip1t and Saturday with a 2 p.m.
maunee on Saturday in the UCl Fine
Ans uttkTheatTCOn campus. Works
chOROlflphed by UCI dance stu·
dents. Tickets arc S6. 5 •nd $4 at Bren
Center Box Office and T1ckctron
CAll 856-SOOO for ~lephooc, mail
and ~n card orders.
DANSB SYMPHONY Studtnt
cboreosraphers and dancers from
Saddleback Couqe·s Dance Oep:an-
mtnt present thttr annual conttn
feaumna solotSt1 and aroups per·
fomuna bal~t. modem aod JUZ
numbers. 8 p m. McKJnnc) Theatre,
.SaddJtback Colltac. 28000
Ma.riumtc Pkw.. M1ss1on VicJo.
Tackets att S8 ~ottal. S7 seniors. $6
ctuJdrcn 12 and under. 582-4656
THE REST AU RANT AT
CAMDON COURT 2 Hutton Centre 'Or •• Sant.a ..Ana-pteSCAU mus1aal st~hnp of Sil\.'ff Llnina 7 p.m, to
midniabt Tuesday1tm>Q&h Saturday.
The IJOUP i>erfonns "ndttions of
Top 40 oldJes a.nd soft rock for
hsttnma ind danciq. 540-86 IS
Satuday
LE MEllDIEN HOTEL .asoo
MacAnbur Bh·d., Ntwpe>n Bt'ach.
"Oancu~a tn Ntwp0rt" Stonebndae
Band ~•th a "aritt) ofb11 band and
Broadway from 7 lo 11 p.m tach
Satu.rday. For ui.format1on. call
476-2001. ex1cru.1on JI IJ
LONDANCE/FRED ASTAJRE
STUDIOS 3625 W MacAnhur. u1te
308. Santa Ana. Dance for couples or
san&Jes. I st Saturda~ and Jrd un<by each month. 8·30 to 11 JO p rn.
Admiu1on SS. includes rt'frcsb--
ments. Ballroom, latlfl dancina. Call IS<>-06 76 for mort informauon
a-day
THE SOPHJS11CATE Afternoon '""1"' da.nc1na. Mu1's Lounr 11 the Red Lion Inn. 3050 Bristo trcet.
Costa Mesa Pf"KIHS Bamcy Olson
Hd his 20.ptettOrthestra ~"Cf)' Sun-
day al\cmoon from 2 10 6 p.m.
Admiuion it S.S per person Frtt
vakt . parttiq. T1dc.cts may be
J)U,f(bued .tA.aC1 v•ncc .. t the hottl ,. n
shop. For more int'onn111on. caJI Elda 8any at(2t3).S92·2 I )7. ..... ~
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MURDER!
The blind SUV couldn't see it. The deaf guy couldn't hear it.
Mow they're both wanted for it.
.SEE
N0EV-JL,
HEAR
N@EflL
The first drop dead comedy
d the summer.
-field of ~am~" 1s o ne of tho~
• ~-ttnt hns that
doesn't fit neatly
1010 a specific cat-
cgo r.)'.. Canned
plots may be
··safe'" but they're
usuall) tasteless
nd of\en stale.
The recent menu
of frnb stories
tttms '° M a sian
1_-.a.....;...-i.. _ __..hat even the mov-
~ are ~ttinJ ured of di$hioa
out the same old thu'l-
On tbe aurfact "Field of Dreams"
This ii a whimS1cal. far-fetched
fantasy about an
Iowa farmer (Ray
Kinsella as played
by Kevin CostncrJ
v.ho hears a voice
in his cornfield
promptina him to
build a baseball
diamond in said
field.
His voices and
liii&i..L.;~.--~ v1s1ons take him
on a mysterious crou-country quest
that he does not understand. He docs
build the baKbell daamond for Shoe-
less JfX Jlletson and his other " Blac.k.
So~ raftdal" teammates (aka the
1919 Cbiaieo White Sox). There he
••
looks like another nostalak
"baseball"' movie. But don't let that
fool you. It's really about reconc1h-
auon. In the beainoinJ. the story
seems s1mphst1c, and a hule oddball.
But hana 1n there, this one throws a
sharp curve: it has o~ of the most
creative and sensitive plots I've seen
in years.
An unusual blend of reaJ1sm and
fanwy form a sa11sfy1n1 paradox in
this beauufully filmed story set tn the
heartland of America. .. Field of
Dreams" " a quiet. ~me talc
about nice people that will toueb your
heart while 11 stretches your unqma-
uon.
• .. Field of Dreams" is visually and
emouonaUy a beautiful movie. Lush
fields of ~m and vast st.relchci of
and James Earl Jones watch lhcsc
&hosts play ball. and they ult1matdy
comc'ao terms with their m~
dcpressaon.
Several questions came to mind
wtulc watdunc ahis film:
I) Ray Kintella must have IOfM
secret fertaJ12cr and lqnd\auns
won.inc (or him for how else can yO\I
explain how the cornfield does so well
without any attention from him?
After all. we never really ste tum
iendina his other field, only watchi~
bueball and takina self-discovery lrir, Reality would ~ve his wife
stroqly questiooi.Qs and fi&htina
Ray's request to (a) leave 1n the
middle of the plu\inaseason 10 onkr
to pin ttlf-knowledee via a .. qucsa:"
(b) bWld a bueball diamond in the
middle of tbe comfidd (money docs arow on utts.. c1onn·t it): and (c)
it's an expcnence-not to be miucd.
h's a haooY. funny, btttenwcet. lump-in-thC~ibroet. wonderfW movie
about hfe. l'"e heard pcoplt dctcnbt v niatu a1 10:15 p.m. I ituabueballmovse.as~~y.u
--pushed myselfinto a drama. and as a taowy;-tfs not any
a aowded movie of thole thinp -it's 1Ddncribebk. ~ to ttt Ptul You have IO~ n for yourwlf. Aldnt Robinson's .. Fleld o( Oft.ems .. is the story of
61• .. Field of tntnt dllncwn aH rolled up
Oftuns_" ApprO-a-~-! • ... °' wonckfOUS Ery1 t~ ~~n...:.!,tc::!'m
the w ..a.y,waes1 llDllll•.-.
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blue sty fonn the beckpoUnd for
tc>me o(thc piost po1inant~ you ·u ever see on the bta saem.
.. Field of Dreams" is noa only wdl
crafted, it's truly mov1na. The end left
me absolutely speechless.
It look a lot of cou~ and a deft
touch to bnna this
one ofT. but Uni-~ verul did it.
Writer/direc to r o
Phal AJden Rob-
inson and actor
Kevin Costner
make aovdist W.P. Kinwlla's
-~Mr)'
come alive. R•
illlOft'S IC'ripl is
~y pitcMd, and COltner hjts it
i'cw a home run.
&llOW the &im-IO be tbra--..t" by his
bair«ained ~in thrfu; pa.ce.
No one 1n their riaht naiod wouJd
allow any of it. tO it was very hard'°'
D.c co lake this movae Krioully. .. f'tdd i>f DreamS .. ii baled on the
fA_ntay·.lYPC bOok by W.P. Ktnttlla. :sboclell Joe .. ..w.u. u.ncoQifon.abk
with the fan-
tay/reality j!o)m~ •
ina •k ud ron.b. Is thll a naovie about baseball?
About a farrtwr
teeteri• on the qeof~A ~t •• loW.'s bcaunf\al CorDfiddt?
I ddak "'8t di-
rector/Miter Pbil Aldeft Robint0n's oflitrilis i1 I,~ ... but rnadt ... tDod • ....,... .. _.....,._..
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•
t.tlJna 1n the tnlJOrs A~h1c turns him down. then shows the neJtt
momi!'llSI )OUl\I man search.in& for
I ball fldd.
This moVle 1s about lost d'"'ms..
&bout Whal )'OU
would do 1f you ,
~ aivcn a sec-
ond chance. l'"e o
heard &hu mOVlt
bc1na called the 'IOI .. Ifs a Won-
cktful Lift." and I •
bdacvt it is. To ux a vtty
ovet-uted ph~.
1f ~ eo to the
90\JICI Oely once thiJ year. to tee
.. ,.. ... o( Oreun ..
HOOk'
What did Cbarles Bronson
do bef6re taking up acting?
9y MAn \IVOtl
~,...-
LONDON -What wu Hollywood's lonscst screen
klu? Where did Bette Da~s set her first name? What
movie's star was dead before shootina beaan?
TM truly knowled&eable wdl know U.e answers:
•Three minutes. S' loCCOnds between Rqis Toomey
and Jane Wyman, Ronald Reapn•s tint wife. 1n the 1940
film, .. You·rc In the Arml Now."
• "La Cousine 8et1C by Honott de Balzac. • 1'bc Trad ofllilc Piu Puthn," '#llicb induded
wuased takes.from lhe la~ hter Sdlen• ~in
previous Palllt Panther moYia.
The Ins informed c:an tum to "Mo~ Chps.-a
compilation of trivia published last month by Ouaoness
Boob and due out lD New Y Oft in November from
Slttlina Pu.blishina.
ltsautbor, Patnct Robauon. says he bas bttn a fan
of the silver scrttn since I 943 w~. at qc 3. he saw his
first film. "For Mc and My Gar' with Judy Garland.
He can't ttmcmbcr phone numbers or his car
rqistration1 but has mcmoty fot movies 1s .. prctt)
encyclopcd1c ... he says. A civil servant in the aovcmment
bonds djv1sion of the Dtpartmcn1 for National Savings,
he bu been wnuna about mo~ since 1974.
His latest work rcvtsn his I 98S .. Guinness Book of
Atmolt EverytrunaYou Never ffecdcd To Know About
the MOV\CS.
Robcruoo's entncs include the hkcs of"What They
Old Bel~" a comptlahon of stars• crstwtulc c:atttrS
(Charles Bronson was a Penns,ylvania coal miner) and
"Who Mamed Whom," a rundown of interstellar
\I UI O'
maJriaaa., with 74 pcrttnt endm& 1n dlvoru.
He rdics on two m11or sources; the information
department of the Bnush Film lnstit"1e in London and
the 24-voJume compendium ofrevtews from 1907-1984
published by Vanety. the entertainment industry
ncwspeper.
Thl&S. he informs readers that Re• Hamson has a
&lass eye· Sophia Loren wrote 1 cootbook tilled ··in the
k.itchcn With Love .. ; Texas· ume lw a.ppeam:l 1n ICM
mov.e titles; aftd Dube Hofftua llfd the ""°" 11 1 Ul)e~from 17to121 ie .. LialtJlitMU ...
ne bOok tistsacton _... .. vc wnuca boob. ta"VCd
pritoft 1e1ttnces. ncVtt IMn'icd. married famous iaon-
actors. played lkmtclves.= Ood. It bsu tboee Who flled their blnhdates, ~ the .amc role twtee, and
played lD films shot cob~ y aboard ttaans.
Under the bcadlna .. The only film Sttn tr
people than appeared ID It,-Robertson IJ~ .. Kohl -a N'w CptC rcleasd ID January 194S, when few Jn
cu1cmas wett ope-nun• The cast of 187.000 1nchMkd
whole army d1visions d1vmed from battle to be e•tras.
Robenson wd he wa paruculatly proud of his /
en{}y, .. Un usu.al Casts. .. wl\Jch mumcraics tbote feature
films with a difference -two. for cumpk. _,,b a cast
made up cnur:cl)-of Maon . a ~MU~«> New
Zealand.
Under .. Blunden," he hsu TV antrnnas 10 -The
Wrona Boll, .. ~• an VIC'tonao London: an cl«t.ncity pole·
1n .. GoM With the .Wind"~ a SO-star Amme.all 11.1 ill•
tcenc from .. The GQdfathC'r" set 10 t 94S. when~ wett
only 48 statC1.
'Moonwalker,' 'Big' top video lists
Tbe foUowinaare the most popular v.cScocasscnes as
they appear tt1 next week's issue of Billboard mapzioc:
IA.LEI !. .. Moonwalk.er .. (CBS)
2. .. Ul: RaUle and Hum .. (Paramount)
l ... Janc foeda•s Compkte Wortout"' (Warner)
4."E. T. ~ Exua-Tmestrial" (MCA)
S ... Callaneiic:a-(MCA)
6."0irt Oucina" (Vcstroo)
7 ... 8~ Sorinasteen Anlholocy. 1978-19~8" (CBS) •. "Cindetella .. (Duney) 9~ lllvstratcd'a.l5th Annavenary SWtmswt V ldco
\o. -~ MaclalAe·s loner Wcwk~t" (Vcstron)
11. .. Michael Jordan; Come Ay Widl"Me .. (CB.5-Fo•)
12. .. Fata.I AttracbOCl .. ~~t) ll ... Rt.tah: A Sbow of .. (Pol,Gram)
14 ... Beverty Hills O>p II (Paramount)
IS ... Dd'Leppud: Hilloria"(Pot~)
16 ... Pla~ VideoCawd« 1"9" (l{B())
17 ... K.atby Smitb•s Fat ..... Worto.t .. (fo1 HaJll)
I&. •u.tJ _. 1llc Traw .. (Dilllcj)
New author sells
film rights for SIM
,
19."0cbbie Gibson: Lave In Cooccn .. (Atlantic)
20 ... Aothru: Oidlvn1kufcsan N.F.V." (Island)
&DITA.LS
1. .. 811" (CBS-Fox)
2.''Cockta.d" (Toudu1one)
l ... A Fish Called Wanda" (CBS-Fox)
4."Gonllu ID Lbe Mist" (MCA) s. "CrococbJc Dundee: rr <Paramoun•L 6."Tuc::ker: Tbc Mao and fiis Drams (Paramount)
7."Bctra~ .. (MGM-UA)
8 ... M~ Pim" (Varpn 'Vwoo)
9."0ie Harer (CBS-Fox)
10 ... ~ IOPDC'SS .. (ToucbSIOOC)
11."Midniabt Ru.n·~~CA) l 2. .. M.amed to tltt .. (Orioo)
l l ... Bull Durban .. (C)noa)
14.'-cro.i Dduc'y" (W*Kr)
IS. "Olild'~]" (MOM-UA)
16 ... P\lodabDe (RCA.Cohunbia) 17 ...... 21 ·(Media)
11.. ·~ Mca OUt" (Orioa) 19 ... Deed ~-(Media)
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T~DAY'S BAIGAIN MATINEES umL •• P.11. All INDICATED IY (BIACKETS).
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DANCE mJDIO 248 Newport Blvd., 2-C, Costa Mesa, Wednesday
n.iabt danClet open to tb"r)tneral
pul>lic with a one hour danc~ clau
pccccd.ina the public dance ~Miftl at 8 p.m. Dance 9 p.m. unlll mid ..
oi&ht. Cost for dance class and dance
is S7 per person. Sof\ dnnks available
fOf pvn:hac. For more information
Of rcterVatioas, call 6~3043.
a.A llDA QVICU1'EPPElli a senior c:idaea sq~ danc:e poup
teek GP!' iaad tq'6&ft dance cou-
ples to P. lhem. The Oukksteppers
mert n:plirtr every 1'bursday, 10
a.m. to aooa at the downtown
comllJWlity caner, Anaheim and CenterS.. ia Costa Mesa. For more
u1J'onliMioa. call S4S-S669.
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ANAllEDI BOAT SHOW "'1bc
Boat Lover's Boat Show" throuah
Sunday at the Anaheim Convenoon
Center, IOO W. K.atella. Hours are 3 to
10 p.m. today 11 a. m. to 10 p.m.
Satwday and 11 a.m. to 6 p.m.
Sunday. Tickets are $5.~ adults.
cbildml, S2.2S, uodcr 6.&u. Oftiaal
show host is A1a.o Hak, --Sktoocr" of "Gtlbpo't lllaod." 999-8900.--~
LAGUNA POETS meet evuy Fn-
dl)' at • p.m. in the l..llum llach hblic Libniy, 361 Glen~.
lauaa ae.dl. AmaQdalrisb•. l*b-mfied poet. SJ donation req~wd.
'I 0 \ I •. I . IS ·1 I '\ f 9'
Is at 4 9.:-&_ ~ ef ' 'rwr acfutu.M.~ at1he4oor,
Chiidren. 12 and '"*'· iluickats ud emior citiJiens, SJ.SO advance. SS a1 me do«. 432-SUO.
<>a.ANGE OOUNTY IWl.P. llEET
presented by Tcl·Phd En'"Pflsn
each Saturday and Sunday in the
nwn parti• lot of US( 0ranF
CoWlty FairGrowach 7 L.._ U>4p.m.
Ad.miMion is fifty cats a nlk·ins. 0rute COUDIY F~-mb-
IDlboa Dboac nlllllbei it 751-3247.
GOLODfWDTOOl'-mlW>.P ldaT I Lm.. U> 3 P.llL witb free
admiliiof'I Ud 6'te l*ki'!l IOda and
IOmOl'rOW. Soece 1De • Sl~ on
S.1wdaya aacf Sundays or rM> sp1ttt
fM SlO OQ Sunday, with proceedt
from the IWaP meet Pae 10 campus
orpnizalions, ICbol&nb.iP' 18d com-
mulluy la'Vic:t ~ Few ld-
diuonaJ illfonnat!Oll. call &91-2189.
The swap meet is bdd in the panina
lot located at the eauuc:e or the CICl8C8C a1 the
Golden West S&.reet ua1'1c· ~lilbt
bctvttto E.d1nacr and Mcflddti
Streets.
AGE OP CBJV A.UlY 8IOCJE1'Y
meets on the scc:ond Satwda) of a.Ch
month from 10:30 a.m. to 3 p.m. 1n a
new locaoon, TeWinkle Part. COl1a
Meta The pubbc as i.Javited 10 bri na a
luoch aDd enjoy~ anmc aad
eo1tu.mcs &om the cvaillal culture an West.em EWQPC ~· rooo ancS
1600 A.O. Look ,.5 .n(l .,ad .
pavillion 11nth pnMN near
the intm«tioo ol Uld-:funJptrO:-Fot Men , call
s.67-2093 or "l-6>441.
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OF THE WEEK
.. Finau licluna f(>Od" takes oll-nC"w meanm.g v.hen
)OU visit lbe Ncwpon RJb Compan) m Costa Mc:-sa
Known for 1ts h1&h standards 1n choosii;i& meat and
produce -thlS res1.1urant takes barbecue • step funhcr
with its homemade sauce that beats JUSI about anythina
tJus SJdc oftbc Mw1ssapp1.
"We have people who arc from the Midwest cat at
the restaurant and 5ay this 1s lM best barbecue they ha' e
found out here (Oranac County)," Fran Ursini said
Ursim and s-rtncr Rieb ~nJO)'ln. ov.ners of Newpon
Rab Company, have bttn offenna customers good food
an a casual and fhendly atmosphere for five >cars.
"We only Ute baby back nbs -which arc the
meatiest pork nbs available. We buy all our ribs from
Iowa and have them shipped direct. this 1s what gives us
the opponun1ty to offer such good pnttS to our
custo~" Un1n1 Slld. Another V.I) the restaurant ktt~ its pricci reasonable and us food top quality 1s b)
ictuna its ~ucc fttsh from the Growers Ranch Market
(which as riabt next door, and ov.ncd by PenJoyan for the
last 20 years).
And. if you arc ""0fT'Ylfl& about~ po« -stop. Not
only arc Newpon Rib Company's pnces reasonable, t~
quanuty of food LS one step beyond. Served with each
more-tban-sencrous entree is oolt sla"" (homemade and
extremely pPs>ular), com bread, a vcactablc and frnh
fruit (both from the local market) and a choice of baked
beans, pccial fnes or baked potato.
Baby back nbs are not IM only sptttaJt> of the
restaurant, Urs1n1 S&)'S customers find the barbecued
chicken moist and tasty. ··w e serve one-half of a chicken
wnh our dinners." Also available arc barbecued shnmp
(charbroiled); New York Steak: bnsket. hamburger or
chicken sandw1chs, and 1evcral combioauon plates.
~lads at the Ncwpon Rib Compen) arc an
add1\1onal treat. with fresh lettuce and vqe1.1blcs. as well
as 1he enormous s11e of its famous Cobb salad ... One
th1naabout tbJs restaurant is that nobody can say they 1ot
cheated here:· Ursini said. Addin4appetucrsand dcsscn .
-1f there 1s any room left. Wlll make any meal 11
Ncwpon Rib Company an event 10 cxpenencc
The restaurant currently serves beer and wmc. and
has recently been approved for 111 hquor hecnse. ··we
have put in a small bar and will be able to ~rvc cocli:1a1ls
to our customers who prefer mixed drinks.·· he $11d.
Ncwpon Rib Company offers specials on to ao order
t.hal will feed up to four or five people ... We can mllcJUS(
about anyth1na on our menu to ao -aod actually have
about 2S ~nt of our business that is like out." A
bucket of nf>s or chicken. witb.addjuons from com bread
to coleslaw, is priced from $J.9S to 18.9S. C11enn11salso
available on any of their menu items.
Newport Rib Company serves dtoner from 4 10 I I
p.m. Monday through Saturday; 2 to 10 p.m. on Sunday.
his not open for lunch. The restaurant is located at 2000
Newport Blvd. in Costa Mesa. For resnva11ons. call
(7 14) 631-2110.
If you·~ lookina for an old-fash1oncd barbecued
meal v1s1t Newport Rib Compeny: not only will you
enjoy the food. but the friendly atmos~ makes this a
ratauraot to put on the once {or more) ~k list.
GULLIVER'S
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CALL t'OR RJ.SF:RVATIONS
833-8411 IRVI?~E
18482 MAC ARTHUR
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Battle of wits with unarmed [!)eadheads . G"
Your favorite Uoc is ,ettina a httlc
sick and tired of teeiJll valuable news
space wasted in the Pilot every time
the Grateful Dead come to town.
It's the same old borina story. The residents claim the Dead ts an
unheahhy innuence and should be
banned. The cops usually think the
concert is on the VetJC of a riot. The
roads ict jammed. The ~
camp out A few people are busted.
"rid a couple days later a lcucr 10 the
ed11or appean claimina that th1ng.s >Aeren't nearly as bad as the fuzz and
the press made It out to be.
Bet you think I'm gonna defend the
Grateful Dead. Wrongo.
Got some column inches to kill
here, and not havin& 9C'Cn . any
indescribably 11oopid movies (unless
) ou u>unt '•'What Lies Bclow" 1 Gona
Sho" version of ''The Time Mi·
chine .. on TV the other niaht) to
review for your benefit. I tbou&ht I'd
write about some other things in·
dacribebly lloopld.
You _,, iL The Grateful Dead and
Deadheads.
Your Unc musu been me only one
m hiah school beck in the Stoned Aac who did not own a record by those
saps of the '60s: Crosby, Stills It Nash.
and worst of all. The Grateful Dc8d.
Whenever your Unc backslides
and sans rememberina Pl•sley, black
liaht posters, lava lamps and strobes,
be breaks out a copy of one of th()jC
LPs (evcr put nickels on your toM
arm so the needle would carve a
iroove tbroug.b "the scratches?) that
would put hair on yer chnt: The
Stooses-The MCS. The Velvet
Undcraround.
-ble
t"T4aL"llO.ll t•JJ
RHerVlllOM recomffte'nded 714/60·7MO
l Ill 'Ill COMC H'911•ay. ~ 8Ndt
lust ~h o4 Newpon ltYd . °" lhe bay l6de
4.P:..i og~ ~"When We~
Want RMI
Italian!"
...
· Not twerp rock like the Grateful stations. Pathetic. The Velveeta ot
Dead. rock n roll.
Lemmie save a few of you some
paper and pos&qe. If you're a ()cad..
head don't bother wntina and com-
plainina. First of all, you probably
still tlunk postqe is a nickel, so the
kt1U ain't tD0M make it to the PiloL And lb::ood., anyone stoopid m()ijlh
to be a Deadhead probably lacks even
the rudimentary skills lO write a
comprehensible letter.
But surprise me. Write sometbin1
and make sure your momm1e doesn't
help you with words lonaer than one
syllable.
Why do people lutcn to this
prbqe? Every time somethina from these alleted rock 'n • rolkn shows up
on K.EOO, I thin) the rMio bat
frequcncy-wnped over to KJOJ or
KBIG or one a those dentist off'x:e
--
• • •
IF: Maaic Johnson a.in't the MVP,
there's no justice in the world. • • •
OOUBLE ST ANDARO: So, so~
of the up1taodifta a ta.ens of Laauna think that those million dollar or so
bOUlel aoina up in Irvine Cove look
too m uCb like a tn1ct. But last Friday.
your Uoc saw a tourist wa.Jluna 10
lime areen polyester slacks and a poly
knif cbeck.ered shirt on Fomt Ave.
You tell me which d0C$0't belona in
i..auna.
P.S.: Any of you 'Owners 1n Irvine
Cove Who are offended by and want
to move &om Llluna are 1nvi1Cd to
pe~ oft' all the tnlSt deeds and Qlllt claim thar property to Unck Don.
ponny
Osmond .. returns
to charts
Concrete Blohde·, s latest
iS Uneven,"but.rewarding
lly JOWtl llOOS °""" .... Ca;.. -•
h's somchmes ov~uced. has
several clunken. and t n'I nearly a1
captivatina as its predecessor.
So why 0IMn docs Concrete
Blonde's second rclca5e. cn\Hlcd
''Free." stall command and dc-serve
our attcntton?
Johnette Napolitano. lhal's why
As lead s1nier and pnmary lyncis1
for the Los Ansctcs-based quartet. ~apohtano cp11om1z~ 1ha1 ra~
brttd of performer whOK confl1ct1ni
emotions co~ straa&ht from the aut.
1fnot from a tonurtd heart Behind a
cool, hard utcnor lurks a naked
\ ulncnbd1t) that cncs out for com-
passlon and JUSU<:e.
On the band"s ~lr-utJcd IRS debut
1n 1987. Napolnano combined l~
toup but tender quallbcs that make
female rocken like Cbrus1c Hynde,
S1ouuic 1owi. and-Joan Armatrad·
l1ll such endeanna anms In such
NapolJtano-penntd tOftlS as ··True,"
··0anc:e Alona The f.d&c," and "Sull
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Now. mo~ than two )Cars later. the
band -wtndt also 1m;luck'i aunanst
James An<lrew Man~cy. drummer
Harry Rusl\akolT, and new bassm
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New classical talent and a rock renewal
T"'o very d1tltren\ 3lbums ot note
.ir1.· among the r«en1 release~·
Symphony lo 8 -fi.t; Paalm !3; AJu-
ander Ze mlla11ty; Riccardo Cbllly
coDdactinJ tbe Radlo-Sympllonie-Or·
cheater Berlln and Kammercbor
1LondOD)
It's alwa} s a pleasure to come
.i1.ros<. an unfom11tar performer g1\-
1ng a fam1har \\Ork a superlall\e
rl·.iding It's l''l'n better to d1sco,er
l \l 1t1ng. ks~r-i..nov. n music. par-
111. ularl} v.hl n the pertormance 1s a<,
.nc~·llent as that ot ( ha1Jh and the
supporter. and Brahms recommc:nd-
t'd Zemhnsk) to his own publisher
No lack of favor from the musical
communl\y here.
He wrote a quanct of s\n na
quartets a half--Oo1cn "'orks for
orchestra and chorus. seven operas
and three S)mphonics. including the
B·fla\ in 1897 -the )car of Brahms'
death.
• RS() on th1!> d1!.<:
The work sounds at 11mes hkc a
cross of 1hc bc11cr hahcs of Brahms
and Mahler. though w11hout their
depth. But Zcmlinsk}' has has own
wortd of orcher,traJ w und Cha1ll)
undcrsrands that. He also s.eems 10
undcrsi.and cxactlv wha\ to do wnh
each ph~sc. e'en· mo~ so at times
tharr Zcmhns._). who~ st\.le can
~cm fragmented
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Lcmhns._) (I M71-I 94:!) "a" a
prumincnt tl'achcr. composer and
1n l.:rna11onal conJuC'tN who'IC mus1-
u .il hfr centacd 1n Vienna He
mo,"ed to Prague tn I Q1 esc.iped
Junr.g ~the "ar 10 1h1\ l'oun111 and
lhn!. o<ldh in Larchmont ".J \ a
'uhurb ol '\ev. \or .. (It)
\1. h•l\'nbcrg \\3\ his broth&'r-in-lav.
.111J pupil and \\ e~m alS<t ~\udtcd
"11h him ~fahler v.a\ A fncnd and
Psalm 13 ~unds more Mahler·
ec,quc. mJ}'bc tx.-caui.e oflhe l horus.
The relordcd sound of th<" or-
chestra ,.. Cr}stal clear and nigh
perfect. Instruments blend but stand
out when n~ ~ nc' er out tl)f
balantt The RSO muste1an' pla}
.\lnthl'r~ Day· Sum.la)'. ~fay 14th
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Zemhnksy, but because no listener is
complete w1\hout a dH.lre to bear Lhe
new and unfamiliar. And buy it
beca use Chailly and the RSO deliver
a areat performance.
-BJ Daald WUta
AslOCfated Pren Wrfttt
"Blast Off'' (EMI USA> -Stny Cats
Now this 1s the wa) 10 do a rock 'n'
roll reunion. Invite a couple of
buddies O\.cr. tum the pea~en up
real loud and -lO steal a phrase -
blast off
The Stra> Cats. pinup bo)S ~nd roc~blll} rC\IVahsts 1n the Iona aao
da):S of President Rcqan's first term,
..dnftcd apart when lfic hits toppcil
coming. Now they're back ~ith .. blast
OfT, .. an uncxpcctcdl) dchghtful reu-
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their lawyers at the door. "Blast Ofl ..
sounds tikc lhatjam session with old friends where someone left a tape
recorder on.
Sure, tt's more compUc:alcd than
thaL But it doesn't sound that way,
and wt•s the key. ~ basn' diminuht'd the Cats•
skill and spirit, It may even have
helped; sinaer Bnan Setter's "oic.e
h.as de-epcned into ao dfect1ve arowl
with noM of lbc prttOC'lt) of his
)OU th.
And produ~ Dave Edmunds. the
ulumate kindred sptrit. was a perfC<'t
choice toau1de this prOJC'Ct. His vo1<'C
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bn&htens the atcby sinptona.
"Brina It Back Apm."
Don't look '°' pariicularly ~P statements. The Stray C'ats must set a
record for most songs on one I 0-song
album with the v.ord .. r'odt"' 1n 1be
title (four). "Everybodl' Needs Rock
'n' Roll." "Rockabally Rules,"
··Rock.abiU> Worlds· and ''Rockln'
All Over the Plac~·· att all high
octane.
For what u aspi~ to -the
soundtrack for a temfic pan~ -
.. Blast Ofl 1s a howhna success
-87 David Baader
A1MdatM Prest Writer
'ltallOn\ in other pan-. ol the: coufftt~
prompted < ap11ol RC\.'Ofd~ to '1pn
Osmond and put thl" otlhum 1n111
produc1ton
Osmond ,., <>\trc:mc-h l onn rncd
about ho" his · lomeb.il ~ .. JI hum
and the s101lc .. Imm tt an• promoll'O
He v.ants to \our m the fall hl' <.aid
pla)1na ~mall du~ ··t>e-cau~ I v.ant ~oplc to lt~1\:n to the: mu,1c. I 'pent
ume on 11 and I "ant th('m to
appreciate: I\ ·
Dine her like Royalty
on Mother's Day ...
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11 a.m. to 3 p.m.
Dinner Served
5 p.m. to 10 p.m.
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.Calico sees secondboom as tourist town
9}t DOMllA AND RAY OTT
Dlllllr,.. Qwes+=*5•
Jn lhe spnna of 1186. old miner
Ow1ey Meacham svuck payd1n m
lhe Cafte0 Hills ncafBantow: a nch
vein of lilvcr ~ that wouk1 eventu-
ally yield more lhaJl $86 m1lhon and
ciute a boom town named Calte0. Ten yean later, •s the pnce of stl .. er
?llotlee
f/Jeae •••
Yoll lie"* IO llur
Wet ,_ M h& "'1 woe this Jtar
Tiie tdlJlitlflt WrrltR COid Award
Tt
coee wt 111t Su~t and let"" !rut .
,_ WI I per1itutlr t.aqlMllt •at
dtar motflef" )'OClt soecial dlf
JolnMePor
8nmctl or Dinner
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fell. so did Calico's populauon of
3,SOO, unul 1t became one more
m1nin1 c..mp-tumed-thost-town.
wi_lh empty buaJdinas lei\ behind by
miners secluni new temtory
After SS years of donnancy, the
town came to hfe ap1n lhrouah the
effon.s of Walter Knott. founder of
Knott's Berry Farm, who restored
many ofCahco's Of'll.U\al buildtni.s 1n
tnbute to his uncle, Sheriff John C.
KinaofSan Bernardino County. Kini
had 11'\lbstabd teveraJ prospectors
who dtscovued a ncb vem and
named it the Silver K.Jna Mine after
the shcnlf.
In 1966. the Knott family donated
Calico to San BemardJno County.
Smee then. ( ahco has eitpenenccd a
new hfc as an official county rq.ional
park, mamt.a1ned and operated by
park rana.crs.
Today. )OU can Journey btlck to the
1880s vta this frontier town which 1s
u colorful as the patchwork-hued
htlls surrouodma 1t. ·
A stroll alona Main Street takes you palt the pa1ost.ak1n&ly restored oria·
anal bu1ld1nas. mcfodma the town
office, aeneiaJ store, Lucy Lane's
House, and Lil's Saloon..-thC'only one
of Calico's n bars sull st.and1na.
.
Today. Lil's serves oolhiria stro•r
than beer or ~. to the unklint
accompaniment of an uprisht player
piano.
lo addtuoo to t.be restored OnJ·
ioaJs, a wide vamty of other Mam
Street buildinas have been rd>wh
from archival photos of the ona1nal
I SIOs suucturcs. Today these have
been transformed into Granny's
Calico Crafts. the Rock hop, Leather
Worts, Potter) Works, a nccdkpo1ot
srore. a basket and spice shop. and
(l'te.,.seeCAUCO/ft .. 18t
'*WE HAYI! A LOT OF COWITITION ...
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Open Sundays from 2 p~m.
Open 7 Nights-Otnlng & Take-Out
2000 Newport Blvd. (Corner of 20th St.)
coe1a..... a1-i110
Appearing thru June l<t
UZJE & THE SWEETHEARTS
~June 13 thru Juh' 1
SHAKE RATTLE & ROlL
Th~.· Cc 1ldl•n J,!t> of RO<: k · n · He •I I 1!\ hJl"'
'1n<l l>u kc·!.\ has 1t hvc.
Come dance to the hottest sounds o( tht:
50' . 60's and 10·!'1 at l>uke '!'I Nostalgia
it Club. Rd1\.~ all vuur fovortlt.• oldies
t>Ut 1tood1 ~ ~~ry Tue.··i(.IJy throu~h
SJ tun.by.
. t::njoy the com~nience of complimentary
"al~t (lJrkin~. And try I >uke ·~everv M n-
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1Kachina's Southwest fare delights
If 1t seems odd that a restaurant so
new that the paint on the walls 1n
barel) dry is serving 120 diners a
night. bear an mind that this is no
ordtnaf'} rcstaunnt.
Kachina, lhern:ation of David and
Nancy Wilhelm, 1s 1euin1 heavily hit
upon by hautc Laguna for all the right
reasons.
After yea"' of dorna it for every.
bod> else, Mr. Wilhelm bas finally
applied his expertise in the South·
western attn. to a business of his
own. and with mostly spectacular
resuhs.
His IS the Soulhwcu or tangy
torm111lo and papaya salsa; crisp yam
chips; mm~ muffins ma& from
blue com: arcen oom tamales
drenched with barbecued duck.
A salad of scallops and lobster meat
as served 1n a colorl'uJ bowl the size of
those usually favored for s.erV1ng
CALICO ...
IFroml'J~ 17)
more. Evcrythina from sunbonnets to
striped candy is available somewhere
aJona Main Street. Food cmponums
mclude Lil·s. the Top oft.be H 111 Cafe,
or the Calico House Restaurant
You'll also want to take a to ur
throuah I.he oriJinal Magic Mine.
whert l ou cao v.cw the actual "&)ory holn. • plus various passapways and
work1n1 areas, and tceonsaructed
hv1na quarters where two brothers ~istcd as prespectors fora number of
years.
Other attl'IC'tions hcrt 10clude t.he
Calico Playhouse, where you can boo
the villains in Old West melodramas:
the narrow"fUllC Calico-Odessa
JWJroad. wham &akts you on an
mashed potatoes, family-styk, at
somebody's Thanb&ivina d1nner.
It miaht as well 6e Thaqvin&
here every night, for the cuisan.e is
strictly native American, culled from
the best incn:daenu Arizona and New MCA1co have to ofTtt.
In Wdbelm's bands. thett insre-
dients become plains and desert
works of art, transplanted to the
ocean breezes of downtown Ll&una-
lt was be, after all, wbo sat throuah a
open-air JOUmey around the towns-
1tc; the Mystery Shack. where a
maf>CW\ will entertain you with
"mind over matter" feats..
On weekends. Main Street inter-
t.ainment inch~es ,unr,Pter skits.
with ac10n port.ray•na 11-~ and
~pnna festival, Wlth blue-
ar=ss usic, hootenann1u, IQuare nci:na and cklmina contests,
I aaos..st pma, aftc1 faddle and
buJO competatlOM beaint 1oday IDd
conUnYCS ·~ Sunday CVCTll ..
FmivaJ admission as S. for adults, S2
for cb11dren. If you min this one. the
town hosts another weekend fatival
bqJ nnrn'-June 16. •
.Calico s ~un are 7 a.m. to dusk.
with lhops •n 9 a.m. to S p.m .
Parkina 11 Sl eer car. For other
details. contact Cahco Ghost Town
DINNER SPECIALS ...... ~ .......
~ncs of meals at SL Estepbe in
Manhattan Bea.ch and told EJ Cholo's
Ron Salisbury. .. , can do tbaL"
And create he did -for the best of
them. El Cbolo's onainaJ South-
western specialties ~ dreamed up
by Wilhelm. who later drafted the
first menus for Players and Et Torito
Gnll at his word eroocuor. The
rcl.atiooslup wilh ETG's Larry Cano
continued into the Cano-<>wncd
Visions opcrauoo of Caliente -the
menu for the Irvine eaterie is, pure
Wilhelm, minus tbc yam chips..
It is bi&hly likely that Kachina has
ptttented duplication probletn$ for
the che( who may be hcsn.a.nt to tread YtbC'rc he's been before. Wilbelm has
transcended the potential deja vu
with ionovauve decor and prescn-
&ations Car more darina than any
displayed in bis ea.rhcr forays mto
Southweswn.
(6tC)..2S42122). P. 0 . Box 638,
Yermo. CA 92398.
ACCOMMODATIONS
TheCaJicocamps.1te bas 11 0 units.
S9 per ni,bt. wnh picnk around.I and == avajlable. Call aMad for
Best WCS1ttn 0e:strt Villa Motel
CIOO-S2S-12:M). 1984 E. M.ain St . 8an10W. offers 80 rooms, kina or q~n beds. with suest llundry and me c:oataneol&I breakfala. for klnc:h
and duu~r. tbe ~ Idle Spun
Restawant as a local favorite.
GE111NG TH'EJtE
Calico i• locatfd about te.n miles
north of Sant.ow and roadway be-
tween Los Anatles and Las Veps off
lnt.entate IS. Take the Ghost Town
Road nn. and continue nonh to the
park cntran«.
MOTHER'S
MY
BRUNGH I
SUNDAY, MAY 14th
9:00 a.m. · 2:30 p.m .
Bat if most of Lqun.a bad never before ventured beyond taco nipt at
Tortilla Flats, here's the surpnse:
Within an hour of arrivina at Kachina for a simple Sunday niaht supper, I'd
run into practiicaJJy everyone I've
ever known.. and then 1e>me. Kach1na.
obviously, is red bot.
Q\d Thoma Tran worked with
David Wilhelm under the auspices of
El Torito Specialty Restaurants
(Playen and Rcmicks); tocttber they
have fashioned a moutb-watennt
menu spnnkled liberally with trc~di
ness and sex appeal: mesquite·
smoked duck; b~ey-sJ.azed porkj a com ~pc .. saddlebe&.. filie.sL1!1th
honey-roasted duct; a soup ~m~
zuni com and black beans. split down
the middle by a line of creme fratche
and red pepper sauce and looltin& for
all the world like a wdl-bftd mosaic
The appcuun are. at umcs. CA·
QUisite-especf!!!f. a crisp cornmeal-coaJ.ed rd~no . 'f ooz1na luscious
pt cheese and swimmina in a pool
of s-paAfred onion $&.Isa..
1'lle mood -aided and abetted by
tmldy st.raw mattioa on the floors.
Soutb-watem an cvcrywbae and ~ Joc*fua food ""1ed in col-
Orful mismatches of c~pensave C~h
fonlia pottery -as extraonbnanl)'
boa chic. bon lt1J1'C. so m~ to that we can forai,,·e the da:asionaJ lapses, Im pokn&a that tast~ more hlte
crnm of farina, or IM lumpy,
ownatcd eb~bread poddfr\I. fat better to stick to the Wilhelm SJ~turc a cream, homemade te-
quila rai11n, wlucb Wtes much mo~
lovely than any such outraae<>Ui
concoction ou&bt to tam.
lu.C'HINA. 110 Fora1 ""('.
U,una Boch. 497-JS46. Dinner
niJbrly from 5:30 p.m. Mai.or credit
cards. Dl'n«r for 1..-0: $.J()..j60.
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saloon, re.turinc_ prime rib. fresh
sea/ooda, and their famous pan
sauteed ateab. Lunch: . Mondey-
f'ri~. raervali<ln.t 1uarantffd
DanClna and lh!e music in the
ll&loon. D)'tr Road Eilt/Newport
Fwy. Santa Ana. [>49-1512.
THECANN£RY
Thia biatunc waurfroht landrna.rk
11 Newport'• Canntry Village
(eat.urini freeh local wafo(l(f and
eastern bfff. Corunstently good ser· vi~. open for lunch, dinner. Sun·
day Brunch and Champagne
Harbor Crwses. Entertainment
nightly and Sunde)' aft~rnooni..
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Newport Landins Rt"ltaurant on
the &lboa Peninsula offeri. 11 ro
maolie walerfront setting Sper1al
lies include fruh 11wordh~h.
Haww'-.n aeafood favoritEts. primt•
rib, abelo~. lamh and veal. C:ardtn
fresh salad • appetizers and 88nd
wichea.. Ex1tna1ve wine Ii"'· ~lal
ty drinb &Jld cocktails. l.ive enter·
tainment. A]l1 MC. V. D.C'. t..~ated
al 503 E. r..aiew•ter (adjal'f'nt to
Balboa Ferry). Reservations re<:
ommtoded 675 2:li:l Parkinii:
available.
OYSTEllH
Brand new in Corona del Mar. Oy-. leri. i che ho( and hapf)t'ning plar~
,., be! F flAlUCUli t>)'slu ba1. 08 k
(rtll. fl'Kh ~•rood & rnt.·kt11il
Or>en (<>r lun<'h and dinnrr IAl\.dterl
at 2.>15 B.. Cc>ut Hwy to Curona del
Ma.r. 67fi·7•1 t.
REUBEN I. LEE
T he be.& ...tood in town ia ttill on
the boat! N0tjult for hoUdap and
apecial occuiona, R.uben E Lee
wrvee del.iciow •t.Mb. teafood & ~-twry qbl ol the week. wnch. ~ dinne.r. Banqueta
for up to @ . Weddinp, partJe.. receptJona. etc. lo N.wport Bu 161 E.CoeatHwy .. Newport Beat-h.
61W790.
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TALE OP THE WHALE f:x~rien~ a step back inl,f1 llme to
a pla~ where yuu can dine at your
own lei1ure. &11oy the romance of
old Newport with a panoramic bay
vi.w. Eac:ite your enM'S with their
M!nsauonal 1eafrHid and traditional
favorites. Break(a~t 7:11() a.m. Mon·
da} Frtday, Lunch I I .:«J.4:00 Mon ,
day-P r.day, l>inner 4:00-11 :00
seven nighh. Saturday and Sunday
Brunch i 00 4.00, Oy11t.er Bar Fri·
day, Saturday and Sundav Han-
quet fac1liti~i> up tc1 fMlCl 400 Main
Strttt, Halhoa 67:Hltl:I.
.ZUBIES .
Pure and simple, just likt mother'•
love! They serve 10 oz. lob.t.er laila
filet mignon, prime rib, iibe ~
chicken at the meet reaeonab&e
pricet in Cost.a Meaa. Theee din·
nen ae.rved_~rupeciaJ ni~-open
7 niiht.1. ~nerouely poured low
price drinks. Our cuetomen have
been coming back since 1970.
Located at 1712 Placentia in Co1ta
Mesa near 17th Street. Call
645-8091 or 631 ·9803.
ZUBIES GILDED CAGE Rteht
nut. door t.o Zubiei. All our piu.u
are large 16". any combination, all
toppinp, at $5.95 (S6.95 take out)
Wide ICl'ffn plus 8 TV1. gamea &
video.. Full Cockwl Bar. Open 7
days. Lunch & Dmner. 1714
Placentia, C<>t1ta Meaa
ITALIAN
VINNIE'S
ME-N-EIY8 PIZZA
Local!J owned and operai.i, Me·n ·
Ed'a Piua Parlor ha.1 been aerving
quality piaa and friendly suvi~
for 27 years. Our thin cruet pir.z.a
with 1i1 real cheeses and fresh top·
pi'!P is a piu.a lover's delight. Me·
n·Ed'11 al~o offen delicious deli
sandwiches, salads and frff de-
livery. Jean. the manaJer. will bf.
happy tO Wist YOU With your neitt
meeting or Kroup cetued event.
Located at 4 JO I' •. J 7th St., C08ta
Mesa. 6'6-i I :J6. Open seven da~ a
week Sun-Thur 11 :30·12:00. Fn
and Sat 11:30-1:00.
CONTINENTAL
BOB BURNS
Dine in abtiolute elegant'.e at t h11.
award·wtnninic restaurant. Fumout1o
for innovative ruu1ine. Starters in
elude oysters on the half ahell1 t1aSlum1 aod l(ravlu. 1''.resh IH!OOd
from around the world. eut.ero fed
veal, mu~rnV} duck lnebt and
cert1f1ed priml' Anl(ua beef.
f:loborate wrne liat Open 11even
dey11 a week l.111<-niitaht piano bar.
Pnva~ dmrnt: romni.. Rt!liervat.ioru
rerummended MC', V, AX. CB. 0 .
:li Fa11hion Island, flwewport Bea('h ,
i I 4/644-2(MO
CROWN HOUSE'
This lovely C'untimmtal restaurant
situated at the c•o rner ut flCH and
Crown Vellt-v p·kwv. hM been 11
gourmet' favorite for 18 yrari; no11..
Fine dininl(. coc·kt,ajls. dancing. live
-'flltrrtai11111em. 11Y"St6 1'111', happy
hour. banquet facihties, hmu "er
v~ estt'nRive wirwo-li'lt. ;~l2 Pa-
clfk roast Rwy., South l.aicuna
NiK'.lel. 499 W'.lfl
The he..,t _lt.11tu11 _luvd IJl.Cpaud
from tht." lrbhei.1 mgr~<l1en1~ w11ng
no prl',t'f\1111\h, ~•It. suB_ar. or ex
<'l'lJ' fat'C' Owned h\' \'inntt Co111n
drt'11 111 Brt1oklyn Pana Wor~'I.
l11m1111' h•r havrnl( I ht-Ae-.1 Ptzza
1n Orunge C'n1111t\ ll\ Tht-<:rl'itt
P1U11 H11nt. :!iO l-A.81 li 1h !'\treet in
Cir.ta M~a 722 'l2fH
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\'ILL.A NOVA
A ht·11uuful ba\ '1ew l'rtates 1he
romaot at 'i'llanic thJtt hOB made the
\'11111 1'.ova" "'<iJWnal kind of platt"
for ""tr 50 \ea,... ,uperb cuiaine
Crorn ( en1rul and Northtrn Italy
''rved 1n Old World C'harm Ex·
lentii"e wine 11,t l>mner naihtly.
Pusno 1-r Full menu td I'.{)() a.m . :u:u WetU Coasl Hitthwey. New·
port HHC'h 642 i880.
RIVIERA
ftela1 tn icraciou!t !M'rvict' 1n an
elegant. inttmate atmosphere. Ex-
pert!~ prepared contintntal dishes
by C bef Richard 8ef'lnt'r. since
1970. This award winnintt ret1·
taurant alsu offf'n. ao f'Xln\ ive
wine list. and escel 1n Uihleside
preparations and nambes. Open for
lunch 11:30 3 p.m .• dlnm-r from 5 e.m. Exctil«nl b9~uet facilitie11. Cl~ Sunday and ho.Iida)', :J3J3
S Br~t.ul. Cotta Meu. 5-l0·3MO.
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LE MIDI Thi• ia a true "sleeper."
&me 14)' it's avant garde. ot.her1
theta it a clauic All ql'ff that
Swi&-1 Chef Walter Ruttirnann'•
cuisine provenole is of an in·
novative and exqui.aitt>ly execu~
authent1c1ty. An enchantitli roun
try French interior al\d an Old
World h011p1tality rarely found
thelK' daya fulfill the eapectatJona
evoked by the outat~nding cui11ing O~n for dinner 1tnd coclm11l1 ~n
m(ht6. Caterln(__aveilable. :w21 V111
Lado, Newport Beech, 676·•904.
INDIAN
ROY AL KHYBER
SAIL LOF'I'
ail Loft Bar & Grill featur~ ocean
view dining with the emphuia on •
fresh , aeafood Oy11ter bar, live
entertainment nightly in the bar
area. Open for dinner niehtly from
:l pm. Wttkend hours from HMO
a.m. Fabulous Sunday Brunch. (.(>t:a~ at •oo P.C.H. in l..quna
Bt'ach.
MEXICAN
Ml CASA
Their food u. like a tttp to Me"lico!
Hospftality gcie11 hand 1n hand with
their motto. "M1 Cua u. u CaN,"
or my hvul'lt' IN your houe;e ~tab·
H hf'd mu• 1971. 1 t ' no IAt'Cret
friends ~n1uv dinml( here. OJMn
dailv lrom 11 a m lor Lun('h, ()if'·
ner ·and <'o<'ktaili. t-:nt•rtamment w~. Sun. niicht'i Ill thl' Hurro·I
Room. Wfi f.:t.11l lith Strt"et, \11 C.
ME>Sa 645· 7fi2b
Orenie County's tint and finttt
Jndian restaurant. Royal Khyber
prt1odly llf'tvf'8 authentic Indian d.ii.
hea with "The Art of Flavor." ex
cluaively tor Cahfomia tas~•.
Select from a aumptuoualy divenw DINNER TYEA3"'.ERS menu or let Che upf-rl waiftol'li help
dt$ign a . meal for Y'l\lt hkan.: G RANQ
LunC'h, dtnneT, brunrb. exteruuve D IN!'JER T H EATER
wtne list. full cocktail bar. All me)Qr lmpr.-"3ive d1nin1t and profh.,1unal
credit card aettpi.I. 1000 ~ produt>t um~ are su,.. 1u plel\M' each
arisi.ol St, Newport . Stach 17 141 t~·you VI lL The. t!Xlr&ordlJ'l&.r)'
752-5200 for raervat1on h ulfe"' roa-.t hamn .. r bttf,
AMBRICAN IC~ d ham wtth a frwt <iau<lt'.
THE-BARN Have the prime or your life <:hot~
an11 frum the eittens1ve 25 11.t'm
menu ltaka, wafood. BBQ. Mex·
1t·ftn di hes indudlnc Mlad hBr. and
more We11tern charm a.nd C"OYntrv
amh1on('e. Breakfut M ~·
6;:JO I LOO. lunt'b M·f' 11:00 2.::t11.
dmnfT ~eifliigtit.nrotnS:OO i) m
Happv hour M-F 4·30-7 p.m. !'\att"l-
lue dish Live entfrtainment end
danl'lllg H-anquet fat"1ht1es. 1~98~
Redh1H, Tui.tin. 2.59-01 l~.
THE NEWPORT OYSTER BAR AND GRILL
tki1ht and airy wuh a ~lorful
M"Wlide Vicliman fl1ur, The New·
<fl<>rl Oy11ter Ua.r and foill LI cn~ual ~afood dining at at'i I~ t . A fun
ape" to t1J.1 an n<'hrtr icteam heer,
J>HI apky shrimp and enJo) u
qut1itely pre,e!red ft.,h Open itll
day frol?l 11 :.IQ e.m lo rn::m " m .
to t l p .m on Fnday and Saturda'
nighta. MC. VISA. A.E .• Uinerr.
Located ecr (mm 1he Ne\llporl
P1tr, 2100 WHt O<-eanfront. 'Jew
port ~. 6i~·997';
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(~~1r11a rh1rkf'n with peachf"i •nd
'laze. and th~ Mahi Mahi i n e<!
in o peuant 1auce. Tri color fetlU('·
c1111 end c-ream 11 a real f1tvor1te.
Enj<JV dinner and a play tomght!
Crand 01nnt>r 'rheater lnca~d
wit han th<-Gn111d Hv1t>I in Anaheim t
al I ~ilt'I \\ n~ l'•ll i '!.'J. ii 10
ONE OP A KfNDr
GIN0180N ..TBB.BlLL
A.1lnoet a Cole.-Mesa landmark where frienda and memoriee mHt,
Gino'• ian 't an Italian Reetaurant.
hut a restaurant beln, run by •
(looa.I) Italian. Even Lhoudi c.bey
&erve many ltafaan itema, t.fit.y at.o
offer a l&11e variet)' of other it.em•
on their menu. Known (or "Hoo I
food and friendly ae~:· Gino'a
featuru a varied menu with
empbui on quality and reuf>nab'le
pricea. Lave ent.ert.ainmeot Moo
thru. S.t. from 8:30 p.m. Saturday
It Sunday bf'Mk!ut. from 9 a.m.
Located at •28 Eut 17th StrMt. ~
Coata Meu. Call 650-Ji50 for res-
ervation1. directaoN or whatever.
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ART ANGLES 3411 E. Chapman.
OranJC uhibits works of water-
colorist Katherine Liu Tb11rsday
throu&)l May 27. Gallery houl'S"are 10
a.m. to 6 p.m. Mo.nday throu&)l
Fnday and 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Saturday. 639-8310.
COST A MESA ART LEAGUE An-
nual Membership Show on exhibit
through the month of May at CMAL
Galic!). 3850 South Plaza Dnve,
Santa Ana. Gallery opens daily at 10
a.m. For infonnation on mcmbenbio FOl'tlt Avc .. 1.apaU 8eecb curmt~
show or tickets for the June 4th exhibits painbnp from the cio/ s
Oranae County Artist's Studio Tour, permanent an collection includin1
call 540-6430. early local artists. Throuab July I.
INDIAN TERRITORY 305-D Hours arc 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.
North Coast Hiahway. Laguna Beach Monday throuah Friday. 497-331 I.
features a Pueblo Pottery Show LU IU&TIN GAU.EIUES,372
lhrouah May 15. Hounare IOa.m. to No. Coast Hipway, Laiuna Beach
5 p.m. Monday throuah Saturday and (former locatJon of H1gmmakcr
noon to 4 p.m. Sundays and by Gallnies)fcaturcsti.ewortsofmany
appointment 497-5747. of lb~ finc!st locaJ art1SJS includina LAGUNA BEACH CITY BALL 505 • Jane LOndon, ~ri1 Adam, Sylvia
ArnlllJOal, lnri.a Zetler, J Pike.
Nancy Pbdps. Apes Cope~ and
many ochers. 494-8074.
lllODEllN MUSEUM 01' AllT 5
Hutton Centtt Drive, S.Ota Ana shows paintioas and drawinp by Jose
Luas Cuevas done between 1963 and
1983 will be on chsc)lay throuah June 18. Rqular museum hours are 11
a.m. to S p.m. Tucaday tbrouah
Friday, and 1\000 to S p.m. Saturday
and.Sunday. 7 54-4 U I.
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