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THE ORANGE COAST
La ken
sweep
Sonics In
playoffs
PORT /Bl
25CENTS
Woman~sbody
fOund a·long . .
Coas~-Highway
Identity, cause
of death still ·
·-undetermined
white tank top and wt111c tennis .t\ocs.
he also v.as m1ssio1 four front teeth,
although rc~rt sho"°'ed the teeth
m1ssina from an Clltraction long aco
since the gums had healed, Abbott
saJd
The heutcnant said the.woman had
po s1bl> lost a set or denture but no
dentures had been found I\ \he scene.
Stwents Jeff Korenber9 lleflJ, Melba Bereer, Aneet• Chen, Stephani• Hammond and Todd Garber with their product. . . '
Young entrepeneurs ·learn frotil Chinese .
By ALEX WIWAMS
Of -o-..-SUlff Japan ma) produce tht" \loOrld's
crafhcsl businc s !>lratcg1es but
David Brees v.ould nalher structlltt
bas hi&h school rconom1cs lesson
around a JCV.CI of wisdom from
China.
BrCCS: a social 1tudtes 1ndlttlrt"
Costa Mesa's Estanoa H1ah hool~
stood before ipprot1matel) tv.<>
dOLen studcnti last \\cdncsda). He
pointed to a small v.hitc card haniinJ
on tbe classroom wall. On thl' card.
printed 1n blaek. the words mid as
follows.
Tell me, J forre1 .
ho .. mt. I ~mem~r.
Jn,oh e me, I undersund.
( hine~ pro' uh
Hands-on learning 1s the-core ol
Brees· Applied Economics class. in
"'h1ch tudcnts choose a product
around v.h1eh the} form a model.
student-run corporauon that la t\
one school semester
Brees' pr~m pro' 1de real v.orld
~ntre~nal e-~eM ~
to help su.1dcnu succtcd o nce 'the}
~lose tbc textbook M pie cha.ns and
bar lfaPM and shp uuo thrtt-pi«t>
bu tnCS SUllS.
Aufto J>'°' e Brtt n&ht this' ear'\ stud~nu 1n the Junior Ach1cH:·ment·
sponsored proararn arc.-tumm& in
health) profits from their sponswcar
corporatJon. Cahfom1a horc .
Ous members ha'e alrnd) sold
c 'O \ •:R s ·roR' ( PD' 1·1-~
about 3 50 T-shirts and tank top\, and
f('(cntl) rcce1Hd a ~h1pmen1 ot
stu.:kcrs be:mng the logo of their
t r adem ark pro duc t name.
"Swahilis" weatpnnts and '1\01"\
stamped "llh the Swahilis em bkm
might folio"' v.hen a c-orc of the
students folio" on v.tth thr corpor-
t0n-afkr its offic1ahhS'SC>futt0n S31e~ arc.-made laricl> throuah the
student tore on ~tanc1a's campus
Some tudeots hawk the SI I shins on
campu dunng lunch breaks Corpor-
ate head are t:urrcntl~ negot1iating
wuh local sutf'\\ear shops to c.afT)
v.-ah1hs aear.
"We mt&)ll be the next Maui and
Sons. the next Qu1dts1her lhrs
could reach cptc propor\lon~ ... ?1d
JcfT Korc.-nberg. 18. a senior.
Kortnbcri 1s president of ( ahfom11
hores board of d1rccto"
He 1s the 1ninauaung. fast-talktng
d )'namo one v.ould expect to find
behind a grow1n1 compan) Wcanng
a white T-shirt and oran,c surf shons
Kon:nbcra burned "nh enthus1a m
-tt tf he had Jtnt CAJ I led htrstm'dy-frame out of the pages of a H oratio
Al&er nO\.CI
As Korcnbera tal~ed. tephaoat
Hammond .. a I "T-)car-old board
member. sprtad \!, h1te T-sh1ns acro s
the tan fonmca surf:tet' of a cla room
de k. Crumpled together. the froms
and backs of the h1n d1spla~cd
d1ffcrtnt-colorcd 'anauon of the
trte ... see STUOINTS/ All
Landmark peninsula bank coming down
·GOOD
In 19 5, a aroup of in~csto~
1nclud1na bdul JabbaT. DcnHr ua·
,et player lu Enahsh and Houston
Rockets p!a)cr Rafph Samp~n tncd
to con'en the bank bu1ldin1 into a
rniaurant "''th a bar and hH cntcr-
wnimnt.
f eanna noiK and oth~r headache
from ucb an e a.abh-shmcnt. re 1dents
of the RC'f\dcz,ous cond muuum
complu JUSt aero\~ the allc} opposed
thc'olan. The Cit} ( ounc1l and Planning
Comma ion apl)ro' cd the project.
but at ran into further trouble when
u.t a&alt Ald>boh~ Bc'craat Control
ckfticd a liquor ltttns.c for tht
ntabhdtmcnt
TI\e 'n"tstmcnt ~up C\tntuall)
dilbended, and Cahfom11 o~ciwas
Bak took OH'T ov.ncnh1p of the
propcrt). Last ummcr. Balboa
IOdata purchased the land.
lllboa AUCJCtll ·• proj«l COM·
plietwt .. tMl"lt)''•=.e~n,ttntt lht Oity Ca.adl tt.C Uind ~ d I l•CJQotirr. llle"-aDHll azl11i• ?f:r owd 1 Ytc pmnia r .._ 111'9.iect' JanU1ry. ~ Nlidcnt liazcl :Jones
!('Oft ...... ad ~t nc'lahbon !ft
lD fiver fJl tM '1"0JC!(t, ~ 1111 --.r\t Ute 0 that la nd
11 IDr ~ ~ and that 1<>n ot
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ly AL.EX \IVIWAMS
Of llW Delly ~ it.off
ln,.csl!ptorurt' Sttk1ng lhc inden-
uty and 1hecau~ofdcath 9fa ~an
.... ~ bod' v.a"$ found l}'ln& on a
roadside near Cr;stal~ eurh
unda> morn ma. the{ "hen ff De-
partment f\:portcd
Passc~-b' (ound the boch around
6 a m al tht cd&e of Pac-tlic Co:t t
H1aJ'l.,a) near Cnsta l Co-..c late
Parl, alon1 tht' coastal area that
strcllht's approximate!} four mil~
be\.,.,t'en Laauna Beach and Cor~ma
del Mar
The bod\ was full} elotht'd and hnd
utTcrcd un!>~~1ticd fatal tnJunc .
The v.oman \lolS v.hate and es11m..-ted
to be ~5-40 )Can old hmtr\ l t.
lam Abbott ~1d
he was awro:umatc.·h ~ f('Ct :!
mche~ tall and I S8 pound had
bleached-blonde. sho uldcr-lenath
·hair and ha.tel e\~ . .\bboll ~ad.
The \ 1c11m \!,or~ a hon red \l>.lrt, a
An autops cas scheduled to be
performed th1 oming. Abbott said
1t as po 1blc ttie woman was hit_ by;a
car. con 1dcnna the location her body
was found, but the hmtfs "depart-
ment is nonetheless handlina the case
a a homic1dt". ·
The department rou11ncl) u pccts
bom1c1de in uch cues untJI 't can be
ruled out. Abbon said.·
"There arc a lot of'1fs' now, and it's
not because v.e'rc try1na to be iffy. but
bcc'ausc \lo-t JU t don't know."
\fier d isco'tf) of the body. in·
'cs up tors closed off pon1on of the
h1&h\lol} to prot~t thl' cnmc sttnc
and pther details, Abbon said.
add1na that the area 1 frequented b
J rs and b1C') ck ndcrs. >
he pa scrs-b" ~ho found the body
at first nouficd-the ewport-Bcach
pohcc dcpanment. who handed ovtr ·
the case to the hentT1 Ocpattrnat
be\."au~ the area "' question 1 under beriJTs · 1un~iwon, , riffs Lt.
Haro1'1 ~hafTroth s.:ud
Family, frien.t:Js
cel~rate victory
over Hodgkin's
Sy EMILY ADAMS
Of~.,..,.,,_ k afl
Fran Da"1d'><>n knew~ v.a 11red .s ll1t But n w;l\n"t unul htt le&
v.ent numb and k pain settled m that she g~ methlftl WM
rcall» wrona
La t OCto~r. the v.ont cnano WI\ confirmed DaHd: n t.d Hod~1n' disease. a t)pt of mahan:mt rancn-1~1 P~) o n lympb
&)ands ..
Tbat da,, the ln1ncv.1 und mother QI tv.:oiirl na ftpt Witll
the dead.I) disr2 lliat ln"Ohed m11or ~t). chcmot~rap) •*'
drua thtrap). Mal~nt aro-.tbs ~re rcmo' cd from the I) mpb ·i,lands · ·iit
01.\ 1dton s nctk. anctr was found all lhrouab Da' idson·s~
rqion and her tplctn -as rcmo,t"d. h bars the memo') of I.hat
",.rr) 1n a SC"ar tMt runs from the top of her brca'-tbOnc d .,,, to her
um. * ht tor Davidloii. ik IMfDOr) ohuf1l"') 1 noth1 · om...-to
her mcmor)· oft.he love showa her fam1l 1n a time of
()a Ori, 4' -the da) after Jhe af'M'd -hat •H •roltl With hef-
0.vidtOn bepn to find out bo m.n' ftiend he hid Fini the f\o*tn am,fd, lbtn otTcn t re for bCr t .... __ ,,.,..,All
.. ._ ......
•How relcued durina a church
val app9rently aot tanaJed in
power linet and caused a short-circuit
tMtdarbncd the homes of thousand
H•tiQp>n Beach and West-mimler resident.a., a power company
IPQlielmaD aid.
Parisbonen at the St. Bonaventure
Cb~ located at 16400 Sprinple
SL in Hwitinaton Beach, reportedly
rele8led rubber belloons with 1~12
fc* ~ tails aroond 6 p.m. s..laJ.
Around that time, 1everal square
miles of central and west Huntinaton
Bach, as wcU as central and north WestmiDS1ef, lost power. ·Nearty
7 ,000 cu.stomcn lost electricity for
about 30 seconds. About I, 750 of
those remained In the dark for about
an hour. Approximatefy 2~30 bad
not yet seen their liahu nacw on u of
10 p.m. Sunday niaht, uid Mike
Martin, area spokesma11 for Southern 8y A1.MON LOCKAIEY
California Edison Co. Althouah two minor traffic acci-Dllll)Noc~w,. ..
dents occurred while traffic sianals Overcast slcics and cool breezes
were dead, no one was apparently Saturday failed to dampen the
iltjwed, Ochoa said. enthusiasm of hundreds of members
Rcpretentatives oftllc churthwcre. and auests oflin.. yacht clubs .who
u.navailable for comment Sunday conducted traditional opening. day
niaht. rites in Newpon Harbor.
At one l 8~t~2~foot span of Since yacht clubs in Southern
power line on Bradbury Lane, California are never closed durin& the
b9lloon1 apparently cauxd a shon year, openina day 1s a season-open in&
circuit that burned throuah the cable, ritual. that harts back to the East
, causinf the live wire to fall to the Coast where, due to freaang weather,
raround, Martin said. yacht clubs arc ·actually closed
1 No one a~ntly was injured and ~~~t the winter months.
no property was apparently damqed · · ts of local opensnas m-
by the live wire, Martin wd. elude the introduction of club of-
Let K.eUy, 481 wu workin1 at the ficen, traditonaJ flaJ-raisJn& cer-
• cooiputer an his house on Oqny emoniea and introducuons of visiting
. Circle behind the church when power offi<:en from other Southland clubs.
went ouL , Leadina off the festivities was
... heard a couple of benp and Voy11en Yacht Club. celebrating its · aome people yetlina," Kelly said. He 49th year, with introductions by
walked outside to discover several Commodore Phil Richardson. Other ' ~iahbon millina ·~un~ the downed flq officers arc BilJ Apps, rear
, wtre. Kelly returned an11de to call \he commodore; Lisa Booth, Pon cap-
fire depart~ent. tain, and Jack Hester. fleet captain.
Kelly wd the church parki~& lot , Coincidi'll with VYC's opening · was fuU of people. Several cluldren -was Udo Isle Yacht Oub observing
its 62nd yC!ar with Commodore Bob
Nelson 9re1idi04-Other flq ofl'tcen
are Willis LoDl)'ear, vice com-
modore, and Mitch Barker, rear
commodore. Hilhlilbt of the day was
the bike parade of junion around the
island, -Md lbe ditpley.-of tbe-Presi.
dent of Me~co Trophy won by Bud
and Mel Richley for the top ocean raana boa( in the recent Newpon to
Ensenada race.
South Shore YacbtOutJwelcomed
~u It its West Coast Hi&bway
facility witb Commodore Oennis
Rosene introducina Oaa otricen Tom
Parsons, vice commodore. and Joe
Greenblatt, n:ar commodore. It was
the 32nd openina for SSYC at this
locations. It bad its be&inninp in
Cosia Meu as the South Shore Sailina
Oub.
Commodore Jay Pyle presided
over the cerem"onies at 'Bahia Corin-
thian Yacht Oub's 31st openina on
Bayside Drive. Corona del Mar.
featured was the Sunshine MIJjc
1inain1 aroup from the-Newpon-
Meaa Elementary School district, si~n& a medley of e>atriotic .songs.
Staff commodore Steve Askew was
inau~ted ilno the lneetna1ioaal
Order of dlle llue Gavel, an bonormy
lfOUP ~~ ou.....u .. ICflo
Vice'° die: laaaW111 ofllcir wu
Pb.ii Arma al Su DilloJi =W~cota~= William Byrne, rear comrnoclcft.
Randy Smyth, wor1d-mlowDcd
catamaran sailor from HWltiftlk>n
Beach, was awarded the biPJy cov-
eted Edward Kennedy uophy u
outstandina yachtsman of the year. A friend accepted thC Wpby for Smyth.
who ia curmuJy aailina in the Wi>rtd
1000 race from Miami, Aa to Vir-
ainia Beach, Va.
Windina up the day's activity was
Balboe Yacht Oub, 1801 Banide
Dnve where Commodore )olln
Cazier introduced hia f1ll ofl'teen.
James Kelly, vice commodore, and
Geonie Leitch. rear commodore,
BYC is the serond oldest )'Kht club
in the Harbor Arca. havina been
orpnized in 1921.
Followina Jhc ~mony pests
were invited to visit more than a sco~
of yachts alonpide the auest dock and
the adjoinina slips. , carried balloons, and there were ' •several bundles of approximately IS ____ 11111!1 ________________________________ _.. ----------•-llilllll----------••
balloons. AltboU&h he said there ,
1 never appeared to bea "mass release" f AMIL y who reaularly offered child care she fouaht for hec hfc. STUDENTS But Apptied Economics does nol
., of balloons, Kelly saw 2~300 From A 1 services when their mother was sick "One time she came to me... operate to IW1 ICllion on specirK'
belloons drifiina throuaht the sky dauahten. Then one of the best gifts ~~~,'~.ch~~o~eraJ>J·anti:"~'!;110 ~~~dl'~~~~a:~h;:1~~~i~ ~"!:'1~. =~:\e~=u'?:~~~
durina the 1 'h hours he wu watchina. arrived: 30 friends from the church Da:rdton eC:utd Y ~ Christm: your hair, it srows back even thicker The aalk-IC'rtttled moofs ranae in thetr economics letlons.
; .. A numberofbelJoons touched the Davidson and her husband Neal cookies with her dauahters. and nicer. Won't that be wonderful1' hue acrou the Day-Glo apec1tum. Brea usn the 11me Mftdt.<>n
• wire before it finaUy blew. A guy on attend chipped m and offered the ff h d h from tbc neon·pink reminucent of a approech in hU -.ftvm.unent cla.-s.
Bradbury said baJloons were flying couple a weekend at a bed and The care shown Davidson'sdaugh-ti!~:mt~u ever ear sue op-cheap motel to to Thtee Mile laland lllll"I moct·lriA'ii for crimes which
aover all afternoon." Kelly said. breakfast.hoteljust before she went in ters was especially comforuna to the yellow. The scent, however, mnains are themselves simulated inJMic the .
Kelly said the balloons and the for major suraery. family. Both airls-S.year-old Cassie H~in'sd1seasecan't be the most the same, with a lone f:lm trce~uttsn& classroom _
_ r. f 'nall ft · th ba I and 6-year-ord Tammi -suffer from cniO\il le way to spend a v,..•r but r. d 1 · d Th ou••--t.ranuormed the Mothcn' t ~Y a er a seven-mon tt c . . ~ , :1-fi l>Ut arom C'SO ate is n san s c Th,. real-wortd al'W\roach, when -:'A-d · · · h ff · ·• d' h' h h af,eneuc Jeamang disability known as Da"tdson ""n name so-.. bene its to 1 d T t"Y Day an~moon an evenma mto a wit n s 1sease -w 1c t c " -...... pa m lice stan sqainsun enormous applied to business. teaches strctl ne~borbood event. ·• doctors be ·eve Davidson has won -.. ra&ilc X syndrome" where a ponion her experience. sun crowd in• the hon ion. smart• Ko-n~---· .... "' h ba d, d I of the X chromosome is broken off. ... ..., ·~ !Ad•...,. .. eople were out there tryina to uer us n parents an an-aws .. 1 wouldn't recommend cancer to Superimposed over each island .. h teaches us to deal with all the
1 faau.re. out what wu 1oin1 on. Some-threw a party Saturday for Frafile X syndrome results 1n an anyone, but ifs been wonderful for mouf is the word "SWAHILIS,'' different people. the pnntcrs, UPS,"
: took it festivelyJ.~then took it with a Davidson's 31th binhday and for attention deficit disorder, a new term o ur marna&c," DavldlOn said. spelled an femur bones. Korcnbera said ... It teaches us sales.
pain of salt. Vlbers like me were those who helped nfake her fi&ht for for hyperacti vity, making the care for "Bc:fore 1 was dia&nosed. Neal and I •• 'Swahihs· means 'coaJt people,' manibM:>, and ootJUSt bow to sell our
:•mad, becallae I lost some data in my life a little eas1er. · both Jirls a little more difficult than went on a marriaae ennchment 111 Swatuh," Hammond e"pla1ned product, but how to sell ounelvcs to
·computer and it took a couple of Over·lOOwell-wishcrsattcndcd the usual. weekend because we realized that we "The name atcrs 10 the local mar-~ople with P,O""'tr, like buycn from
boun to recover it." pancake picnic at Laguna Niguel But on Saturday, all the bard times weren't best friends anymore. ket." Nordstroms. •
ReajonaJ Park.. were momentarily foraottco a!> California Shorts may have bcaun This is Bree1' founh year tcadung
• Gunman robs
doughnut shop
There were the teachers from her friends and family celebrated "I prayed that we would become as a classroom exercise, .,but the Applied Economics. The year the
daupten' school who brought meals Davidson's birthday. They also tum-close to each other apm -and facina corporation bouts real-lire stock-school tntroduced the proanm, tu·
to the Davidsons' three times a week ed out to honor a woman who. this disease t<>aelher has cenainly holders, Korcnbera said. dents assembled and sold orn.te
one month. according to her mother-in-law, done that," Davidson said. "Wc·rc The company sold 120 slures of clocks. The put two y~. Bren'
include the mi ty CJ. Sqtrstrom pmes. which an locahzed versions
And there wu the &iris' bus dnver, Louisa Arnold, was upbeat even as best fnend apin:· stoek at $2 ~iccc. tockholdcn classes have sold "Coutopoly" board
and Sons-dcvc opmcnt company of oTihe'"MC>nopo y pme. -1 ... _ man -rith a chroroe revolver s . d .. b I d I fV Costa Mesa. lnv~tors alriady have As cl-A'--ak-st·· ... -nts .,.Id oul
I took an unbo~ amount of cash -uspecte auto urg ars arreste n seenthe1rS2sharesnseinvaluelOSI. their~·~;;;~. n;'y paid from a Fountain Valley douahnut family, however, may ~Y more stodhol.den 42 perc:mt dh1dends. In
• lhop Sunday niaht. the Fountain than thrtt shares. The limit ensum the board .-me businm, students
' Valley Police Department reponed. Fountain Valley polJCC arrntcd pickup truck, Hanrahan said. veh1cle, Hanrahan wd. an evm a~d orprofitS: wat.cbcd l.bcuCoastopoly tock·Jump
The ro~ occurred around 8 two adults and three teenqen in Pobcc officers arrived at the scene The restdent called the pohce. -.bo Additional income funnels 10 a l tO pucent the first )car and llS
• p.m. at the W1nchcll'1 Donut House connection with two separate aut~ arrested Tho Van Nauyen. 21 . of amved and found two suspects on the business scholanhap fund at the percent the second. ~at Maanolia Street and Warner Av-mobile butl1aries on Sunday. Costa Mesa alona wi~ a 17-ycar-old premises, Hanrahan 111d. tebool, u well as to clasamm1bcn to S\M:ICICJS, ho.-ever. is not' JUlrln-
• ~nue. ~e suspect, ~bout S feet 11 Tbc first incident occurred around male from Huntana~on Beach. Police arrested Matthew J. Hart, compcnsa&e them for their tfroru. teed, Brea said.
anchel with brown haar, a~ ha~ and 1:40 a.m. at the Shakewood Apart· Nauyen .~ booked. ~to Oranae 19 of Huntintton Beach and a 17_ California Sh~ u a Junior .. As taehen, we sometimes want
(.a peen and red sweatshirt, dasap-ments, located at I 0367 Slater Av-COunty Jail on suspaoo!' of auto ~-old ma.It from Hunt1n1ton Achievement entity, mu diuolvc at to be lake plttnts and make 1u~ the
pc&red intoacartba!._appearedtobe enuc. buralarYaodautoth~.Badwasseut h tbeendoftbetchoOI~~ k.idi a..ccecd. We takt PRQutions
either a sreeo t 960s Dod&IC O.rt or a An apartment resident caJlcd S 10~000. Hanrahan 1&1d. · Kormbtfs, with dlleinltes Todd llliMt •atutt." 8rtts Wet. ..But
Plymouth, police aaid. police after he reponedly watched a The youth wu released into the About 30 minutes la&er, officcn G~ and Chrit Scroplc plln 10 here, we don't take lhotit pm:au·
man and a youth try to break into two custody of a auardian, the lieutenant found the t 6-yur-old Huntinaton continue tbe buai'*' pollibtY h1rina tiont. ..
cars parked in carports at the apan-said. Beacb suspect walki• near Tbe Hop olbcn U. Chi dut to bui&d up the From all indieat.ioas. Breu dOt n'1
meot complex, police Lt. Mike The *Ond incident occumd niab1elub, 11774 BrQOtbwu SL compuy. have to.
Hanrahan.said. around 4 Lm. on the 10200 block of ..... --"'!""""~---~""!"9----~---~-----------------Tbe 101pcct1 werc allqedJy uunaa Falcon Avenue. A rnicknt heard
Slim Jim toc\..piclc.ina tool to sUp noises outside his houte, and peered
inside a white I 98S Miuubishi four-out a window to TCportedly tee three
door sedan and a blue 1987 Toyota males inside and around a neiehbor'1
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Ill ' ~ ; • ' ' HO\ IC I•
Old-fashioned picnic
set Wednesday at
Oasis Senior Center
May is "Oldtr Americans Month," and the·
Oui1 Senior Cenaer in Corona del Mar has decided
10 10 celetM'ale ti with 1 good old-fashioned picnic
and bUc •le. , Seniors~ anviled to drop by the' CCl)tcr, at St.I)
and Marauaiae tvmues, Wednesday between 11
a.m. ud'1.p.m. to be cntcna.1Md by a batbn'shop
q&aanet wta~ cnJ<>Ylf'.'C a box lunch.
.. We taousht t.bts would be a nice \UY to
ize 'Okkr Amcncans Month:. $ltd Kith)
, apoknwoman of Oasis.
ead)' UJCl the) encourqc senLors to bake
.sometbinaand brina n for the baked-soods auction.
Aad men are mcOUf111Cd u well as women to •
P9iticiP1te in t.bc auctaon. •
T1cke1s att S2 for information, call 644-3244.
Legal a~cts of pr~born child
Kathy Jenwn, a noted ctv1I and cnmanal rights
attorney, wtlJ discuss the lepJ ram1ficat1on' of a
z_ygotc as a prebom child at a mtttan& of the South
Coast chapter of the Nauonal Orpnazataon ·for
Women at 8 p m. Wednesday at the El Toro Public
Library.
Jensen w1Jl uplarn what effects a Mmoun
Supreme Co,.u n case limiting abonion may have on
female autonomy. hfestyte cho1cC$, binh control
methods and enhanced fenihty. She also will dascun
a woman's constatuuonal nght to abon1on.
For more information, call 859-9372.
Rent~n' rlghts~lalnttl
. The nght of renters will be discussed u a
seminar spontored by Oranac Coast College's
Consumer Resource Cenrcr at 1 p.m. Wednesda> an
OCC's Science HaJL ·
Ott DJnn1e. a reprcscntauve with the Fair
Housma Councal of Orange County. w1 II speak at the
pr<>sram. Call OCC's Consumer R~urcc Center at
32-5732 for funher information
C.ommon foot probl~ms
The causes of common foot prob~ms will be
addressed at a free lecture 5ponsorcd by College
H06p1l8l of Costa MHI from 4 to 7 p.m. Wednesday
1n the Costa Mesa Neighborhood Commun•I)
Center, l845 Park Ave
• The seminar will be presented by onhoped1c
su,..eon AJcunder T1'iChlcr. pod1atm1 Ga(}
McCancr and pcdonh1st Chuck Marsden. Reser·
vataons arc required and can be made by eallan g
642-2734 ext 199.
Cata•trophlc m•dlcal cov~rag~
A free forum on catastrophic mcd1care coverage
wall be offered by fhr Health Insurance Coun~hng
and Advoca y Proaram at I p m. Wedncsda" at the
Medical Center Plaza Auditonum, 12555 Garden
Grove Blvd., Garden Gron. ·
The impact~ of new Mcd1clrc bcnefits such a~
re p11c care and outpatJCnt prcscnP.taon drug
eo\craac 14111 be discussed. Emphasis will be placed
on how seniors can take advantacc of the program"•
benefits without havina to pay enormous coSls
Persons 1ntc~1ted 1n attendinJ the forum arc
encourqed to c<tll Juhe hocn at 639~962. .,
Aulna~ L~ague Cookie Day
· A Cookie Day for the ~ss1stancc League D:t)
Care Center of Oranac Count)' ""'II be held at 9 30
a.m. Wednesday at 2032 OranJt A\c .. Co ta Mc~.
A reprcstntataH from Mrs. Fields' cookies w1ll
be d1'tnbuuna MmplC"S of the new 001 bran coohc to
children who will taste-test the produC't. For more
information, call 645-6570
Conc•rt to ben•flt LBHS
Gal}; haparo, 1u1tarpla)cr and math tea her at
Laauna Beach H1&h hool. will appear an conccn a1
p.m Wcdnttda) at chc Anas~s Theater in l.Jlguna
1----1--1!~~
.. ha91ro's mu,1c rcOcc.:u the influence of Bob
D)lan. Peter. Paul and Mar). Joni Mitchell Tom
~&cun Stdlund thcMood) Blua. andhc. onformcd 1n Ireland. 'cw York and Southern
tahforrua. ·
Proeetds from the conccn will benefit the
La&una Beach High School seruor aJl-na&ht cl u pan) in Junt', Tickets arc SJ for swdents and SS for
adult1 and ma) be purchlJCd at the h1&h school
KUvityoftkeandtheSoundSpecttUm. all Barbara IMa at ,.,. 4414 or 494-7146.
C \11,U\H
Monday .. tfay 15
• 6:l0.p.m. C..&a ..... CltJ C"8rll, counc.:11
chansbtrl. C1v&e (enter. 77 fair Dnvc.
• 7 pm. H•....._ Bead. Clly c ... cn,
council chamb(n. 200CJMaan Sc
Tudd•r· :ffay i6 -• 6 pm. 1~ a.8 a t1 cw11. coun,11 chanabln. 505 Famt A ~t.
• 7 p.m. • :£:: ._. Pt11 •1 CMa· •Ir IP cOundldaaml lOOO Ma.in t • 11 p.lft •. .._. ,..., a., Olmdl. council
cMllillllft. l OlOO Sla9'r Ave.
9y KATY llOUCHER "'-Doil) .... .,._
Monique Dail) twtsts her long blond ~air into a pon)tatl, uchanan her de·
~ancr outfit for a lreasc.staincd dark blue
Jumpsuit and-without missing.,a beat -
chanars the oil an her car. 1
Marci Lockhan exhanaes a "hello" wuh
her friend. a.rabs a wrcnch and prepares to
tear apart the C'atbur~tor of an earl) model
roadster •
Both J.lrls arc stuc:knts in Chuck John-
ston'!I auto shop class at Corona del Mar
Hi&h School. It's a hands"'()n 1ndu tnal ans
class that. Johnston said, "as the last of a
d) 1ng breed," ,..
"fhc school distract 1s re:tll} cmpha 1z-
1ncan aradcm1c1pproach." Jonn ton said.
..A ~nt SUl"\C) was conducted and 94
percent of the~ kids at Corona del Mar
High ~t n collt'gc. F1\.c )ears later the)'
found out onl) half graduate Where as that
SO percent no".,
"We're rcall) doans them (the )tudcnt"I)
a disscn ice by farming them to Harvard
and Yale and nor prov1d1 ng them a
marke table skill ..
Johnston said he has tau&ht auto
me han1C\ for 23 ) ear -18 of them an
Ne"'pon-~c\3 Unified • hool District
He has turned empt) room into full y·
operated prage rt>p:ur shops and loH~.,
what he's doing. .
.. Aflcr 23 )tars I s11ll .look forward to
gtll1n'-here an the morai1n& and &0•(18 to v..ork . ·he ~1d _ _
Nestled an the far corner of the school •
lht-garagc buu~ wnh thr sound of power
tools and the .,melt of aa~hnc. The room 1s
paclcd with motorc)'cles. automotl.1lc\
and ho t rods .
tudcnt., bu.,> 1hemseh c "'1th their
own ca~ or proJeCt \ on airplane. boat and
q_niaac car eng1nc!i. Bo)s and girls learn
about \afcl) tools. cn11nc thcof'). brake\
carburetors, 1gn1uon and coohng \)stems
Each \tudcnt has at least I:? task\ 10
perform an each area
"We ha"c 10 fi\ C\Cf)lh1ng oursche.,.
and "'hen "'c malo.e a m1'it kt. v.c ha'c a
lilile guuiance, but mostl ) "e ha\C to
cathcr a l somconr or research w
ourschc ... ~1d 17-)car-old l ockhan
"But that's how '>'c learn
··1 he reason I 1ool 1h1s cla'is 1s occau'iC I
JUSl wanted to lo.no" about ca" and when I
"as getting ripped ofT," safd Lockhan.
"One night, 11 '>'as \Cry late and I was in [I
Toro wht'n m) fan belt broke Because~
knew what "-3S "rong. I lnc" what to do
and "here to take 11 ..
Jar;on haOcr. 18 . ..aid he's working on
hi s own auto. a 196 7 r o·nuac hrcb1rd
"I had to gel a Lcna1n pan and chec ked
"''th the fallOf) ... Slhaffersa1d. "The) s:ml
1l ~a\ the clc,enth car out of production
I'm rcall) afad l,boUihl II fl caught m} C'\l'
·and I couldn't pa\S 11 up for the SbOIJ pm:c ..
John ton ..aid \ludcnt\ enJo> the' 5.
minute ws\1un. 3lthough he said hc'!I had
student "'al ... out "hl'n the\-v.crc told to
p1d. up a broom or get their.hand grcJ..,,
"E'er) )car I h3\C had at least t"o
a.iris. he \:ltd "J he' 're great The) h:J\c
no C&O probftoms ~\a USC the) 're noi
C\PCCtcd to ... 00'4 D~lUI (3f'\ ha.e the bo~\
re The) JU\t thro"' down their hoolc, and
set to 1t \nd the) ~1:1 JUSI a-; din' a\ nn' ot
the &U> "
He r'.\prc\sed rnrm:rn about 1he 1.ur-
m ul um .ind ..aid o'er tht: 'cars he, .
..
Ortn19 C.... OAlt. Y Pit.OT /Mondey, ~ 11, ...
Poslnt with the jalopy they are restorfnt are
t4'acher Chuck Johnston fbadc row leftJ and
students Jeremy Haber, Tom Sldebotham. Trevor
\\atchcd programs such a' metal and "ood
ShO_p electronics and arChll~tUl'e t"Tlhcr
cut to one or tv.o cla-.~s or be ehmanatt'd
entarcl)
tic said 10 )Cars ago the high school had
the best architectural 'student'! 1n the
dastm: t. but v. hen tht 1cat Iler left to pursue
has own bu\1nc~'i. the .PrOfram ended HI.'
bl.imcd lack of 1ntcrt-1 in these skilled
areas on parent!>
lot of parent'> don't "ant to admit
their child can be an} th mg lc<.'i th:in a
\tod.brokcr or d0< tor.' he ~1d
Johnston 'I.lid he speaks frnm thc hcan
after v.ork1ng at D '4Cll·lno" n aerospace
firm dn1gn1ng pan lor airplane\
·· 1 "<'nl 10 work tor Dougla\ 1 n 196 l .'' he
said "I sat at a drafting table for c1sh1
hours J ~3) and dC\tinccJ pan Her<' I "a\
mal ing better ITIOOC) than mo l ol m)
.
friend\. '41Jtt..3D 1denUtiCAULon badge 3ftc.1
three-piece .,u1t~ -and I \\.3S m1scrnhlr ..
Johni.ton ~1d he d:ibblcd in npt·
'4n11ng fo1 a v.h1k. but rcturnt'd to colkge
and ohta1ned a tc:ichang crcdenual He ha-.
taught at Laguna Beach :ind l -.tanu:i and
t orona Dd\tarH1gh high :.chooh. v.hC'n'
Ile built the prugsaml> from ratch
John~ton ~1d thl' tudl'nt\ can "or~ \JO
thtir C'Ut"I o'r "hillc\ er their 1n\crt•\\cd an
.\ftcr the \tudcnl\ rnmplcte a c.la<>\ pf'OJCt.l
such .t\ dune bugg~ car or their IJ~t''>t
endca,01. a tractor. \tudcnt-; ha'c ht\l
option 10 bu} l\c't an hne 1~ thl' \tulknt
,bod\ Jnd tan
Profits trom th\' "1k goe to their d ub,
"here the) either talc tnp ur purl·ha~
~omcth1ng ne" 10 v.or\: on
Because mo~t of th<' !>tudt'nh dn\l· n~v.
(3.r\,fohnston\a1donl\ ahandfulh tl~<'n
a gtou1n<' hot rod. f hrou1h the 't"ars
J ohMton ha owned and '-"Orkcd on tus
own classic ars. so he <kci<kd to orpnizc
tht' fim and only hot rod show in the
hoot's quad area l3st month.
He set out the ta k of locaung some
"1U1ng' 1niagecar o~ners b approachina ~oplc 1n par\.1n1 lo\ . He said he couldn't behcH.~ the enthus1am the car owners cxprc\~d and one man eamc from as far
as Rancho M1~.
"I orpn17cd tbc how JUSt to blow t~
kid .. mand :· -;aid Johnston. "They don't
unJtr tand Mo t think a hot rod is a
Por-,chc with a loud engine. We ud two
funn) lU'> that "ere cxtrcmcl) loud. I
think "t' hie" their minds as well i~ the11
CJ~ ..
John ton said 'he plans to arranat
another ho" nt'Jtt car and loo\.s f~ard '?many~ mo~ )Cl"' of teachm&,
Fire cause~ S3S,qoo damage to apa~ment In CM
lly n~ Da lly Piiot
\n """" Jlll'fl\UOll tir\.' jUlll'd ., cl"'· \.k~ JpJ1tmc:o1 \J1urda' l 311'>•11Ll .1hou1
S35.l.OJ dJmJgl
\to one \ltJ) tnJlHl'd in the bl.vc \\hath
lirt' o tliuJI\ ,,1\ ht·t?·'" 10 tht• l1tl hl'll ol thl·
.1partmen1 l1ll.Jtcd at '50 Pa ul.ii .no \\c
0"' LJ hJnd <,hot up Or.-rather. c.:rcpt up
1 ht' lin: 'f'tt•ad lrom tht k1h.ht•n 111 thl'
In '"ii ioom r.uw na both rot1111' < c"l.'1
\,k~ I arc a .... 11;,on ( hacl ti.en'""" '>:.lid
Both tx·J rnom' an th\ untt fCC\l\t:1I ht•a\\
\mull· J ;imJmge ht· ..aid
\uh1'> '"J \a turd.I\ 1h.u lht' C:\:I\ I t.IU\C
ufth\ lire h.iJ not tx·c11 tktt·rn11ncd It ''ll\
t nn tintx! to ooe apar1111eo.L
1 lw (,t•.,ta M~ Fi~ lNpanment
H·,,1,c:d the c:iU at I :!1 pm. and te· '
\~1n1.kJ \\1th (\\ 0 enJ.lnes .• trucl t'Om ·
pan\ Jnd 3 l'Mamcd1c com pan'. a total of
I ti' t.rcli~ht\.'r' and paramedic· The fi~ ".I' hroughl und<'r t ontrol 1n .:?O minute •
\.1111\ -w11J
tlwm. t l' blooJ and mucou sample and
-~b1:n k't '~~ ofaoo~H~---.-.....l y IOI VAN EYl<EN
Of ttv Oeol) ,_ S1"'9 -~:..,.------"l,lol.l.4 . ..LU..A.UtJLli.l.i..lind ol~'ilwc.l ~ .u.u.......__. ---"--'--!i•l.----.-----pohtt' bordcdom un the othc:r \tdl• lecp me I v.ondcr~l31 that JU> .it thl" lront ol the
room "ould hil'e had to do to ~ct m'
aurntaon "hen I"'" an ha,h school ·
ow the: JU) up tht.>rc v.a me. and I
could11'1 remember \.1a~be 11 \\Ouldn't
h:Hc: maJc O) dtlkrcnle •vb' ht' a.id\ arc
daffettnl no"'ada)"
I wa n't up at the fro nt of that cla room
11 E t nrn1 H11h School on th3t Ja} last
w«k ~au\C I'm a profc 'i1onnl teac.hcr
In fall, unlll r<'Centl) I d1dn'i thank ol
m)~ll l\\ a profe s1onal .an) thing ·
But nov.. a' the,.., 1n aoc • I arc one
profc s1onal that ·~ \ JOumal1st \nd 11
"a' m) Jut) to 1cll 1ho 40 cart"t"r ~·L.~"
all .about n
Noone wh<>'>'l'IC\crin h1&h ~hool and
rt'mcmbcrs 11, ,., amng to &t"t up an tmnt of
a gruup of. ninth throuJh I ~th grada'i
e~(X'Cllng v.1ld cnthu\la m,
In fact, I "4.lrt ol \) mp;11h11cd "-Ith the
&1tl an ruv. thl'tt'. "ho uwd 'l«ond penoJ
carttrclau toc;atch upon o httlc 'ilecp lo l.
nodoubt,1nwmcmc1rc1mrort ntpur u1
I doconfe\t 10 bcana m1ldl) taken 1bac
~Mn I aMcd ~ho 1n the aroup ... ,
1ntcrnled 1n cht po 1b1ht} of an Clcit1n1
career 1n JQUmalu.m and one h;ount 'cm,
lrom ha\ 1n1 a goolt time.
Confident an the k.nu'lltlctige th.u I don't
h:l\C' 10 do 1h1' t:'rr. JJ\, I Taunlhcd 1ntc>
m> p1cl ·
I told them ahout nn cJucatmn
lmagant' ho" ta~anat•nc that mu\t ha\c
\Oundcd to a bu nl h of people' "ho ha' e
enJurt'd 11 )cars ot the $tutl.
I told them abou1 \tartan1 \3lant'S an
JOUrn.ahi.m. a \UbJC\.l "'htch. 1f the · had
ti«n enJ1n<'Cnn1 ~tUdt'nt\, would ha\ t'
1orl hcJ ofT a con llotara hon ofl:au htcr But
lhC!.C ltd) fc11ncd 1nnol:l'llle \1 J) h.. S 10 QCXJa \C:lr oundcc.l hkc a lot of mone'
Orm )be.the> "'ercJu't b(1napoht<' 'lor~
hld) tht) li&urcJ the\ "d nmundef'tood
me But not"' en the onl' \tu1.knt \\ho \.'ltd
he \\,,U 1nt,•rc l d 1nJl.)lll noth\111 a\lo.Cd IM a
\.cnftcauon ·
1 hen, whtn I v.a\ah4>ut thr\·1:-lourth\ ol
the "~> throu&.h m) \C'Cond hour. ;,ome·
1h10a ~ppento
au1 • l\.'d me lo tell nboul lhc mo .. 1
intcrt t111,1 tot) I'd cHr \\rtlll'O
lnttmlH'I to "'hom l v.ond.:rcd
I OippcJ throuih 1hr RolvJ ' bct~'--cn
m" tan and a Jo1en or~ \tone\ popflC'd to mind that I'd hi!IU 1 hfil of a aood um~
~
\\rlllO&
I dC'\ 1dC'J on on\• l\l dt>nc v.h1k "or 111
tor 3 httlc "cd.I} parx·r out in tht' <k 'i("rt h
'>'a~ about a l OUplC' of \hc~\tnng '>'11Jh k
b111IOJ l\t\ v.ho\1 &l\Cn them f\('\ th('
fa:i ndm tllk uf th\.' Bighorn Re..,..·•m.h
n)t lutc oind 1akl·n at upon thl.'m\elH'> to
>aH· an entire \J'Cl h~\ that v.a\ hoofing 1\'>
'>'a~ ttrn ard e\llnl tton due to 11 \llnlJ1k\ll\
Ol lk4'JI\ di~:\"-''
T he ar "orl rnn\l\tl'J of h1nna hchn1p-
tcr\ to herd l'11ghMn and ('ap1urc them an
h '-' k nH·-lall' nch tor \tUd\ and an
ncx: ul:.l\lun fhC\ "d d\'\CIOfX'\l \ ac.:UOl'\ for
the IV.O n,l\llC\t \ lfU\C\
I he tv.o ~1.:ntl\t,, U\uJll\ 31JcJ O\ a
team ot H>lunm.•I'.\ v.uuld poun<:c on lht'
traPP'.-d 'http. bind tht-ir IC&'· alt:1n te
I
rninutc
Until that da) rd ne\er ndJtn 10 I
hdKopter. mu"h le over ruor-sharp
Jc~n mountJan and bidden can\ OM.
But e'en more P«t&Culu· than tM
'k.Cnt'f) "ere the maght}' b14hom that
bound through 11,hke Jackrabbits throup
pl'amc ar;i ') ,.\nd C\ en more 1mprnsh·e
th n the hccp wa the ~nt.huMUm and
\mglc-mandednc of lM rcK&rcbe1'1.
B' the 11mc J finis.bed dncribi• that
1ouinah,11c.: C\ploat 10 m crstwhilt 1tu-
tknt\ I "a' 1-lreathl~ .
\ nJ do) tiu lno'<l ~hat" The J.1.rl 1n row
thrtt' "'' '"" asleep and not OM Cll• prt \'itC'ln h;td changed
Hut 'omch(ld>. at least; wa' fecti11a
rr\·11~ \tOL.\·d up. hle he reall). rally
\\,tntl·J IU h1.· J 01.'\\ paper reporter .....
Oll
'<l. th.an\:... kid . for scrv1na • •
prow< twn.,.. r1.·cn for me. I hadn·t ~ dlillil
film hp an a , .. h'ilc and I'd foraottna .._
m ul h tun 11 wa\ He~·s m} pa.n1na...._
tor \OU II 1t" mone' and pmt_,_.._ after.~ou an Jo a lot helter than f clid., ..
linJ ~t•urwlt ~mcthina. lhat mallel,..
th1 nl and male \OU m1k as muct.•
JOb d )("o ' ou could't do bt'tkr lhlll
~ c-0..1t y PILOT/ Mz May 15. 1989
Students wave banners In front of Tlananman, th• Gate of
Heavenly ~•ace, durln9 a rally Sunday In Beijing.
Gorbachev in China
for summit meeting
BEIJI NG (AP) -Mikha il reform.
Gorbachc"· a nc"' S}mbol of toler~ The-.O u aesc...had no tmmed1n1e
ance in the Communist world, ar-comment on the change of venue Dnd
nvcd toda) for a h1stonc summit their apparent w.altang to pressure
meeting O\Cr hadoM~d b' an 1m-from the students.
passc bet\\een Chine!>( oflkaals and Earlier today the s1udl·nh. out of
thousands of siudent'i fa'lt1ng ·for respect for Gorbache' mo n·d to an
democratic reform. opposite side of tfic square from the
The Soviet prcSJdent "'as officaall) Grear Ratroim~ ·p-l'bl)Jtr Whtrelhe
welcomed a1 thl' a1rpon 1n a last· cercmon) was to ha'c tx·cn held
minute change of plans cau\Cd h} the But their IOudspealel"> broad·
occupation of Bc1Jani·s T1ananmen c:lstang pro-dcmocra\) speeches
Square. the usual sue for official across the square could h3\ e been a
welcoming ceremonies. b} protesting major d1srup11on of an .. ceremonic.•s
51udents. -~-.-..-.......... ---'1.._1 -"'"'--"a'->-s_.n...,.0,...1-k .... u~own "hciller there Gorbachev, accompanied b} h"' would be an} change-in Xang·s planr,
"'1fc Rn1sa, arrned nt noon (8 p.m. to meet Gorbachc' m the Great Hall
unda) PDT) for 1hc first ino-ovaet and later host a banquet for him there summit an 30 )Cars. He was greeted b'
President Yang Shangkun nnd n!-Gorbachc\ left Mo~co" on Sunda\
view.ed a nuhtal) honor guard. re-and slopix'd O\Crmght 1n the Siberian
cei,inga :?I-gun salute. cit) of frkub~ before fl)ing on lo
The planned ceremon~ on the Be1jLng to restore ties that broke ofT m
square could have been a major 1959 after a decade-long all1anc1.·
embarrassment to the Chane~ Tens between the Communist gianl<i
of thousands of !ltudents and sup-In Irkutsk. Gorba1.hc' told a uov.ll
pon ers. includinJ 2.000 hunger of Sm 1ets who gathered at the airport
strikers. defied police orders to leave. that his trip would signal a w.armer
sa) mg the) would cnr1) on their rela11onsh1p tx·twecn the commun1'>t
month-long campaign fordemocra11c g.1ants.
-
Two klll d In fire on carrl
NORFOLK. Va. (AP) -An e~·
plMion and fire killed two crewmen
on the au't'raft earner USS America.
1he Navy said Sunday. It was lhe th a rd
fa1al fire aboard a U.S. warship in le ~
lhan a monlh.
The Norfolk-baSC'd carrier was in
thcA1tant1c several humtrcd miles off
North Carolina when the-explosion
occurred in a fuel pump room about 4
p.m. PDT Saturday, accordinJ to Lt~
Cmdr. Mike John. a. Navy spokes-
man.
"Shipboard firefighters succc s-
full y extinguished the fi re with no
adduional casualties. .. said a state-
ment issued by the Atlanue Fleet's
Naval Air Force headquarters.
John said a tea m of i1Jvesttgators.
iricludin& mucturaJ and f\ael ex~s.
~ould be floY..n to 1he USS Amenca to
as~s the damage and dtterm1ne the
ca u)C of the explosion. He wo uld not
speculate on po ~able causes of the
blast.
The ship. which len Norfolk on
Thursday with a crew of about .S.000,
continued on its minion, a six-month
deployment to the Meditt'rrancan Sea
and lndiaq Ocean.
"At this tame.' "'e Set no reason to
cu&. the mission short," John said.
"The veHCI 1s able to continue."
On April 19, an u plosion and fire
1n a aun turret killed 47 sailor5 aboard
the Norfolk-based battleship USS
lov.a off P\.lttto Rico. On May 9, six
sailors died in an engine room fire on
&he supply ship lJSS White Plains in
&he South China Sea· •
LL Paul Jenkin a Navy spokt'S-
man, said it 11 h1Jhl) unusual for th<"
Navy to have three fatal shipboard
fires in a mont)\. t5ut "&here's no
evidence to link these thrte isola1ed ioc~tt. The Navy·s overall saftty
record is superb."
Lt. Cmdr Steve Bu mctl, an Allan·
tic Acct spokesman, ~·d he didn't
know how frcquently h1pboard fires
oc~urrcd on an average bas1\.
The victims of Saturday·~ firt
apparenll) were ~orltnf U\ 1hc fuel
pump room at the ume of the
explosion. Jenkins said. Aircraft cnr-
riers have .. Jlliles and males of p1pma"
throuch wtmJct fuel 1s circulated b)
~veral pum~. M said.
The dead "'rrc 1denrified as Pnt>
Officer 3rd G a Richard E. Child·
ress 2:?. of Him Lakt. Minn • and
Airman R~ru1t l..arr)'J, Brunton. 19.
of Akron, Ohio. -"
Burnett said tht bodie\ of the
v1ct1ms "' re Oowo beck to ortoUc,
whtre the) am ved about .S:JO pm.
John said the t11 vestiptors, who
were to leave N9rfolk no later than
today, -.ould dttcmunc ~het.her to
repair the \CSSCI dunna •.fs tour of
duty or wait until the carr1tr returns
to pon. • h Bumen said he wa! uncertain o~
the damaat rniatu afTttt the carrier's
air operations durinc the dtploy-
mcnt
Churc·h ,.eaders ·
condemn Noriega
(.\I IJ'OH'\I \ HHIJ:I'
LA teachers expected to strike today,.
LOS ANGELES -Teachers cast a411dc an) chances for a l:ist-minut<"
resoluuon of their lengthy labor d1 pute with the school district and ~pent
Sunday readyina picket signs and rallying the 1roops PANAM\ CITY. Panama (AP) -Churchgoers applauded nat10n\\1dc
unday when Roman Catholic clcrg~ read a lcner condemning electoral fniud
and violence. and o pposition supponcr<; stagrd brief. peaceful protests
The pastoral letter, whi ch urged
Gen. Manuel Antonio Noriega's De-
Board ofEducat1on-Pre\1dent Robena Wcintr:iub ~ad the district would
make no last-ditch contract ofTer. The w.atkout wa<i set to bel1n today. with
hastily hired substitutes crossing picket llnc'I to teach the dismct's nearl)
600.000 students.
fense Forces not to use arms against Baker backs "a defen~l~ss people," also was read
during a ~rv1ce broadcast on state-can I t t .
Governor encourages entrepreneur spirit run telcv1s1on. . a re a y Al churches acrci~s the capital and CLAREMONT -Gov. George Dt'ukmeJ1an told Ctarcmont McKenna
College graduates Sunda> to conunue the entrepreneunal.sp1rit ofCahfom1ans
before them, from the gold mine~ 10 the aero pace pioneers.
in other Panamanian ctl1es.
worshipers waved white hand-
ei'1<ercniefs. pa~. al\d -f>alramam:m
nags.
Oppos111on supP.Oners handed out
leaflets urcing s1m1lar displays during
a general stri ke called Wednesda~ to
protest fraud. during the Ma) 7
eltttmn al\O violence b) No~. the
nation's de facto ruler.
"We must sa) 'no' to all of 1h1'>
corruption and ·yes· to hben) and
JUSllce," siud the Rev. Ja\.'1er Vil·
lanue\ a at Cristo Rey church.
The congregation chanted .. Ju,t1ce
Justice" and waved white hand·
kerchiefs when opposition vice pre!o1-
dent1al candiates Ricardo .\nas
Calderon a nd.Guillermo Eord wall ed
m .•
In brief comments to rcport~rs
af\er services. A.rias Calderon said
rull)Ors w.ere be ing spread a.bout ~
poht1cal scnlcment tn\ olving a
power-sharingJunta .
Howe' er. he reJected the
idea. "Nolhmg doing. No playing
with the popular will of the peoptc:•
he declared.
"The onl) solution begins with
rC(.:ognit1on of the Ma) 7 election.
WASH I NG TON (AP)-Secrctal)
of State Jame\ A. B!iker lfl said
Su nda) It v.ould be a mistake for the
United States to ti) to abrogate the
Panama Canal Treaty despite the
cns1s m Panama.
··1 don't think that's the ap-
propnate response," Baker said on
-~commencement ad~s to m &i:aduata .owbc undc~uatc
college, which was ranked I 81h in the nation by t.: S Ne"'s and Wort Rcpon
magarine, DeukmeJ1an said the) "'-Crt lea' mg college at a time when profound
change is talo ng place around the "'-Qrld .. Ot'mocr3C) 1s on the rise and there 1'i
a demand for personal and economic freedom .. he \aid
the CBS program "Face the Nation."
Under the canal treaty. v.h1ch was Baby born to brain-dead teen dies negotiated durana the Ganer adm1n1s-·
trat1on. full control of 1he strategic . SAN BERNA RDINO -The premature dau&htcr born 10 a bra1 n--dead
""aterwa) 1s to be turned o'er to lccn-ager kept ah"e despite her parents' w1shrs ha died. about 32 hours aflt'r
Panama I 0 )Cars from now Over the her mother was taken offh fe suppon and died. The ba~' born Thunday SC\ en
next decade. Panamanian officials weeks premature wi th lun& problems.. died Saturda>
arc to gradual!) assume a greater role The child's mother, Tan)a Mane Rivera. 15. v.a-s rcmo"ed from a
an administering 1he canal. respirator-.nd-dlcd at Frida) The teen-aicr w.asded arcd bra1n-d~d M rch IS.
after bem.g -$hot in the bead alleged!> b> her 16-)car..old bo)fnmd. Benn)
... h h 1 •• h Dann) Tapia. A w1 tne ~ha \a1d lhe \hoot mg war, at.c1dental and no charge
1 ... 01 ma more not mg ess. e said have been filed.
The oppos111on has said 11 will •
'\ .\1'10'\ ·\I, HHlt:t ·s
negotiate onl) w-11h · 1bc military.
because It docs not recognize the
current go,cmmcnt. It has said
Noriega can Join tails.
The oppos1t1on·s. pre'l1den11al can-Bush to p•rmanentl d1dat~. Guallc'rmo [ndara remained ._-
ho'ip1tah1ed rcco .. cnna from m·
Junes sustained when he. l\na!I
Calderon and Ford were beaten tl'
Nonc&a supponers Wedncsda)" -
WASHINGTON -President Bu h unda) rtHewcd an an11-rnmc
Baker: Soviets
threatening to
break treaty.
200 attend services at church .
where Mother's Day begaii
pack.age that a top White Hou~ official s:J\'i v.1ll male permanent a ban on
1mponed assault nncs and seek SI b1lhon fOr new pnson construcuon Bush
baclc from a three-da) trip to Tr~a\ M1s'11ssipp1 and Keniud.) \\OS to un\c1I
his lcg1slauve cnme proposah toda~ at a noon "'r' l\c on the steps of th t'
(ap11ol hononng pollle officer'> L.1llcd an the hnc of dut'
• Inmate carves gun fronnoap, escapes
PERRY. Ga -Ajad inmate wh o made h1'1 ~ond ~Pt' 1n two month'
b) pulling a sun carved from \OOP wa!o c:apturN 'iunda) an a pecan !IU' e Ko}
Kenneth Sanford. 23. was cauaht whale wal~tnl an the gto\ e south of PclT). '>31d
Houston Count> ShenfTCulfcn Talton lie c ped \aturda) after he puJll"d
what looked hkr a ~m1automa11c w-eapon on thrtt guard., and ordered another
inmate to open a ~ellblock door
WASHJ OTON(AP)-TheSov-
1et Union would violate the Inter-
mediate-Range Nuclear Force Treat~
1f1t carries out its threat not todestro)
SS-23 m1ss1lcs. Secrc1a11· of Stale
James A. Baker Ill said Sunday.
"This is a matter that was specifi-
call y negotiated when the INF Treat)
was negotiated."' said Baker.
Soviet Forcir.n Minister Eduard A.
hevardnadze issued the threat Satur-
~ in Bonn in~ that 1f Wasb1ng-
ton did not drop pla ns tQ modernize
11s shon-range Lance m1ss1le. the
Soviet t., n1on would respond b)
developing a nev.. short-range weapon
or b1 retamm1 the S-2Ys.
he\ ardnadze's c:ommt'nt. Baker
~ad. could be seen as a pubhc
rclauons plo) desi10ed to weaken the
Non h Atlantic Treaty Orpntz.111on.
GR.\FTOI\. \\-Va ( \P) -I hl·
oldest mother who·~ J rl'gUlar at thl
Jn1emauonal Mother·., Da) Shrine"
eas) to shop for th" time of year
"Usuall) th~ send no""ers. bu1 I
told them 1fl couldn't ea111or ""ear11.
don't send at." said ( ame Mar~hnll.
who at 98 was the olde!>l mother
nnending Sunday's \Crv1cc\ at the
church where Mother'., Day began Jn
1908 . ~ll' --7-l-)'c.ar--0ki-son.C"har~
Jr .. is a member of the Grafton
Mother's Da) commmq.
Thes.QJ tt«.'\ root 10 bad.: 81
vcars. tothe tJmcwhrn nna Jarv1sof
Grafton wan1cd to set aside a d.a\.-to
honor her mother. also named '\nnn
Jar.-1s. who had organ1zcd a Mothc~
Friendsh1P. Day after the C 1\ 11 War to
unite fam1bcs who had spht because
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of the conn11:1.
When she died on May 9 .. 1905.
\nna became determined to ~tabllsh
Mother's Day.
On May 10. 1908. the first Mother's
Da) scrv1tc was held m Andrews
Methodist Church. which has since
become the International Mother·,.
Day Shnnc and is used ool)' for
Mother's Day services and an oc·
cas1on:tl wedd1 n..._--:=---,----
Th1s )t'ar. the unda) services
an racted about 200 visitors. not qu11e
t'nou&}l to fill up the chu.rch. !>a1d
~tt) lfa)hurst. the director of the
!>hnne for s1~ )ears
This )car marks the 15th an-
nivtrsal) of federal recogn1t1on for
Mother's Chy. And 1f the hohda)
SC'em overly commercialized today.
it's mtt'rcstana to note tha t 11s fou nder
wa\ co~eerned about that decades
ago
Like Marshall. the )Oungcr Anna
Jor\.'1s didn't want 10 see nowers
dcllvcrer'Cd on Mother's Da).
"1 hey're commerc1al111ng m)
Mother's Day," she once wrote to
n~spapcrs. "I wa nted 11 10 be a day of
scnument. not of profit
.. c&re.abouthalf-dead b.) the.
time they're delivered You ou&ht to
give )Our mother somethina useful
some1 hin1 permanent
"A maudli n and msmcel"(' printed
card or a read)'·made tclcaram means
noth1n1 CllCCPl that )OU'rt 100 Ill) 10
wnte to the woman who has done
more for )OU than an)one else an the world."
The sun had been can rd from t~o t>ar., of ~p and p;iint('(f black. Talton
said. "At fin1glance.11 looked hkc thc rcnl 1hin .. T nhon \.Ud
~
INS offlclal shown partying with Marcos
HONOLULL' -A h1&}1-rank1nai L' ~ 1mm11rat1on officutl embraccd
Ferdinand Marcos. danced w.uh h1~ wife Imelda and led a pt'l)er for a
·•mmadA0--perm-1W-hc.' Marco~ to r~1-ttm-ttl-thc-Pt11hppinn. a + 1dcot1pc of•
pany show . Tht' pra)er. b)' Harold facll, the J'IS v.-c tern rci1on J
comm1u1oner1nd w.h1ch appears 10 run contrary 10 l and Ph1hpp1nc pohC)
.that the former pre i<kn1 not be allov.ed 10 return: came et the end oh three·
bour pan)' at the Marro C1llle here .#\ua '·The Honolulu d\eruscr rcponed
1n it!I und.I)' ed1t10M. ·
T he videotape c,ho~ed . lmm1arat1on and • 11unahLat1on nice
offictals from ~\'eral v.e tern tate1 bcina v.1ned, dined and cl\tcna.incd ~
Haw-a11an aod Filipino Uanecrs and 1n&en •
MOHl.D HHll I'
Workers on runaway train
committed safety violations
PeronJst wins In presldentlal vote -.. BUENOS AIRES. A,..cntina -CarlOI Mt>ncm 1v.cpt to v1ct01')' 1n
pres1denual clm1ons unda)'. cappin1 1 m uracncc by the Pm>nist Party that
had been supptts~ b> the m1htary for most of\hc Piil thtte dttadn. With
results from S6.S48 of 7S.3S8 ballot bo'cs nationv..1dc. Mcncm talhcJ
S,913,943 vot , or-46.8perrcnt,1bc lntenorM1nistry reponed fhe houru ftcr
polls closed. SAN BERNARDINO (AP) -The
en41necr and brakeman ofa runaw&)'
train that lcilled four people had been
cited previou ly for safety v1ol1tions.
invcst1aators sajd Sunday as they
continued to probe the cause of the
crash.
Nahonal Transporu1ion Safety
Board Act1na Chairman James
Kol tad sa1d Sunday ni&ht that ena.i-
necr Frank Holland was cited fOr
u cecd ins muamum · authori1ed
speed while 1uld1na a 1ra1n on Marth
JI. 1986. He was alt0 cited Feb. IJ.
1988. for faihna to property connect
brake hnea between locomoti\lct,
Kolstad •id.
Holland urvl ved Fridaf s run-
av.iay train ckrailnwnt that lulled four
and WIS listed 1n stable condition
with• collapsed tuns unday oi1ht at St Bcm1rd1ne Mcd1cal Center. said a
nur5mg Jupcrvisor who added that
Holland wa 1111 ng and talk1na to
relati ve . •
In second place, Eduardo An1Clo1 of the Nlina Radical Ch·ic Union Sot
4,737,246 votes, or 37.3 pcrc:cnt. ll •1d. Anacloz c:alltd Mennn to concede
dcft>al and conara1u!a1t h1m . •
Brakeman Allan R. Ri . 42. of Cabinet bade p I stl I I I Bakenfield. ~ho was killed 1n the s a e n an e ect on
era h. ~as cited for faihna to. t.a~e JERUSALEM -lttatl'1 C'OlhtJOn Caban.ct on SUnda o'ercamc cl« action in a case of an cna.nccr di · · _... ado led Pri M v hia. c .... _. • r _o r..! exceeding authorized sw.t I()( 1 \'t~ons .•nv ~~ me 1n1stcr atJ' .. wars 20-PotDI plan "" I 9 8 K ls . -"'on t , •../ eleCtiOftl an tbe occupied Wai Bank and GaD trip.
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,._ Io"tallpton unda) con1i<k~ for Pafat•cuana to cl«t f'fP""Wftt.ll1va to M90Caate on a plu forevntU&l ldf-
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The Senate
Bahamas aid
By a vote of 40 for and S7 apinst.
the Senate reJcctcd a resoluuon (SJ
RC1 100) curu1hng U . aid to the
Baham1s becaust of that nntaon's
drug 1nvol\cmen1 The measure v.as
offered under a law permuting
forcilll aid cut'> to countries
notonous a producers orshappc~ ot
allcpl drugs.
Supponcr Dan Coats, R-lnd ~1d
the Bahamu have become "tin air-
craft ~er for the drug trade."
Opponent Dennis DcC'onc1n1. D·
Anz., pr.med the Bahamu for "their
w1lhngncss to cooperate"' with U.S.
moves .aa1nst Bnham1an drug traf-
fic~ina.
Senators voting )rCS v.1lntcd to
curtail foreign aid to 1hc Bahamas
Alan Cran~ton. D ·Yes
Pete W1l~n . R -No
The House
Sclaool pra~r
Memben vouna >H want a $4 . .SS
hourly mmimum v.age
Doman· No
DanncmC)er · No
Cox-No
Rohrabacher -~o
Packer -o
KlDg laollday
8) a \.Ole of 359 for and 42 aaainst.
the House ~nt to President Bush the
confcren~ rcpon on lcgislatton <HR
I 385) to bc&Jn federal funding o( the
comm1ss1on that promote'> 1he
Martin Luther Kmg. Jr nattonal
hohday. -
The bill sets an annual budget of
$300,000 for the fhe-}'car-old agenc)
$200.000 less than lhc Hou~
authonzed last monlh when at g:i' c
the bill initial approval by a vote of
305-84.
Members \.Ol1ng }CS wanled to
bc&Jn taxpa)er suppon of the Manin
Luther Kan&, Jr Federal Holtda\
C'omm1ss1on
Doman -Absent
Danncmc)er · 1\o
Cox· Yes
Rohrabacher · Y cs
Packer · No
\ B> a\ otc of269 for and 135 ag1un\t,
the Hou~ adopted an amendment
dcn)'1n1 federal .. ocataonal training
funds to S1.:hools that ban student Nixon lmpeacbmeot
pra)er B) a \Ole of 41 7 for and 1ero
This occurred as the HouSt' pa\Cd ap1nst. tbe House appro' cd three
on a near-unanimous \ ote. nnd sent an1cles of impeachment agamst l '
to the Senate. a bill CHR 7) O\'er-D1s\(lct Court Judge \\11tcr L.
hauhna thC' mlJOr federal la\11 to Nl\on. Jr. of the Southern D1stnct ot
funhcr \ocallonal education ThC' M1ss1ss1pp1. He wdl lose his hfcttme
amendment sed.s to counter L S federal Judgeship 1f the Senate find\
uprcme ( oun ruhnp ap1nst or-him guah) of at least one art1ck
pnl?cd school pra)et He as now ampnsoncd, after bc1na
S~nsor Wilham Dannemc)Cr, R-conv1ctcd of pcrjuJ) an 1986 follow-
Cahf. saud i.chool pra}'cr "1s not 1 1ng his alleged attempt to 1nflucn<:e a
panisan 1 sue It 1s something the state cnm1nal ra~
Amcncan public wants to happen All Orange Count' Hou!>(.' mcm-
O\Ct'\\'helmin&l)." Opp<>nent Don bcrs \llCrc preRnt ro·r the 'ot~ :ind
Edwards., ().{altf. said "the f~r \Otcd for impeachment
Amendment of the Const11ut1on 1s
very clear about" kcep1n1 'O\ ·
mcnt from rcqumna ~lt11on in State SemtitJ---
pubhc schools • PolllDI platt 1••rd•
M<'mbcn voun1 }es upponC\1 thc B) a 22-2 \'Ote. the Senate appro\cd
pnHchool pra)cr amendment SB58 b) C)cn. Milto n Marls, I).. n
Robcn Doman, R-18 -Ab1cnt Francisco. ~h1 h v.ould prohibit the ~ 11liam Danncmc)er R-39 -'c' st1t1001n, of sccunt)' 1uards at poll-
Chnstophcr Cox, R~. Ye\ an1 place~ v.1thout appro"al a t elcc·
Dana Robt1bacher R-42 • ' cs lJon officials
Ron Pacbrd R-43 . Ye William Campbell R-31 · .\bscnt Edward RO)CC. R-3:? ·Absent
Cecll Green. 0-33 ·Yes MJalm•• •••• Br• "oteof247forand 172 ap1nst.
the Hou appro"«t and 1ent to 1ht
Senate the conference rcpon on
lqa.lauoo <HR 2) vaduall) r11 m1
the m1ntmum "' c from its prtsent
lc\cl of SJ JS an hour 10 $4 . .S.S b)
October t 9<J I President Bush prom-
'~' to \eto an) h1~e 10 ~bo'c S4 2.S
and • this \:Ole \ho"'s the HouSt'
pr0bllbl)' cannot mu t~ the t~u
thud mljont) 11 nctds 10 O\ cmdc a
\'C\O,
upponer JamH ft1fk~n1, I)
Ohio, q11d· "our m~ncan v.orkcr"\
hould rick the clcutor tod.I). be·
taux thc~y-.. c been .,:tt1n1 the stt.n
too Ions,.' ()pi)oncnt Thomas f'ttn.
R·Wis .• callccl ihc confcm\l't' rcptt "a
futilt cMmtc 1n pohuc •• b la"'·
makctt tetku'I confrontation ,.,uh
Bulb
OUlll \H\
John Seymour, R-3.S ·Yes
Manon Bcracson. R-37 -.\bscnt
Car toad 1y11em1
By a I 8'-14 \Ole. with at lea t 21 a)e
"Ole needed for approval. the Senate
~JCCtcd 811 30 by Sen Cecil Green
I). 'oN-:ilk. which v.<ould make 11 a
cnmc to operate ht&h·\Olume vehadt'
M>und S)stcm~ on the roadwa)r. 1f the)
can be heard w1th1n 2S feet of the
\'Chicle.
Campbell -No
Ro)ce ·No
Green · Ye
)'mour ·No
lkf)CM>n • No
LA lruslt
8) a 19-16 \ olt. the n1te ap-
PfO\td an am<'ndmcnt by ~n Ed
OIY'ts; R·Non.bndat. that ~outd
M ck, Eoast resident
co-starred With Buster Keaton
require crcauon of a s1n&Je rail transit
construction agenq 10 Los Angeles
County before a hmn on bonds for
Metro Rail.could be ltftcd
Campbell • No
Royce · Yes
Green.· No
Sc)mour· No
Bcraeson -No
State Assembly
IDHraACt
The Assembly fa1kd Monda) to
approve SB I 03 b> Sen. Alan Rob-
bins. [).Van Nuys. to increase penal-
llcs apmst insurance companies that
cancel auto in~rancc policies
wtthout lUSt cause following Prop-
os1t1on 103. The ball required S4 yes
votes, tt rccea' ed 49 votes for and 21
\OICS ap1Mt.
Dennis Brown, R-58 · No
Ross Johnson. R-64 . "lo
John lewis. R-6 7 · No
Nolnn Fn11cllc. R-69 -No
Gal Ferguson. R· 70 -No
Dons Allen. R-71 -Absent
Cun Pnngle R-72 -Yes
Accidental
Discovery, May
End Obesify
Blocks calorie absorption
SWEDFN-Mcdical n:scatehcn at !he
Univcniry of Kuop10, in Finland, have
d1~ercd (acc1dc:ntally) a new weight·
loss fonnulL The new ditcovery en-
ablCJ an ovcrweiiht individual lo lose
poundl and fatty tissue without dieting
ot Cl'CTCLse.
Sc1entist1 made the discovery while
1earchln1 for a formula to lower choles·
tcrol. 1n a controlled study of a test
group of people, cholesterol levels re·
mainc:d unchanged but lhp docton were
utoundcdlo ftnd Ulat Gvcry patient who
U5ed the fonnula lost we1ghL The pub-
lished report of rJus srudy staled, "A
IU&hly silJU{tcn dcx:rusc in body ~&hr
was seen" m paucnu who received tht
formulL
The formula was lhc:n lestc:d in s,,.,.c.
den at Sa.hip-en Hmpital, Uruvcnity or
Ciocebora. Asa.in. all paucnu lost a sub·
stantiaJ amount of wciiJ!t even t.hou1h
they did not change their eati.o' babllS.
The report d~ this &1Udy. pul>-
1 I.Shed tn the Britlsh Journal of Nucrition,
stated: ''Body weiiJ!t wu sisnificantly
reduced even thouth the palicnll were
spcci!ically asked not lO alter their die-
tary habit.s". One patient in dtis Slud}i
lost more than)() pounds. .
Accordi"-to OM inf onnc:d sou.rce.
the llCtlve ~ c:una from a 100%
natural botanical toUtUandcontainsno
drugs or stimulant.a. When taken before
meal tune h bonds widt the food you eat
and "tica up" calorie$, prcveotin1 thcu
ablorpuon.
A tubatantaal portion of the caloric.
in1catcd thcrdott pus throu&h the di-
1' the systan unabi«bcd. The body
hu to act c:neray lO replace the lOlt .
caloric.t, so 1t 1uru to bum 11Dfed fal.
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way oC thia formula fot Ion&'""" UM. The ronnw• . markclcd in Llblct
forra m the Uni&cid Sura under the tr*
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Grothu~. Karen L1ebhart. John .
Moore, Elh~ ~ Park, Jon1thl}\ T.
Po"' ell.
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bngc. Da' 1d H. Baldovan, Michael C.
Green, Kate C:, Ha~ty. Darey L
llolmbcrg. K1uherine 0 . Lacey.
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Jr .. Ra)'mond D. Clack. Manana K.
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S.V (mkson. Da"td W Fisk, Rachel
A. G1llts, Robert A. Kaven, Linda R.
Kell). Ma~ M. McDonald, VJcky S.
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dreon1, haron N. Arclllno, Joseph
A. .\tlonson. David M. Austin,
Mich cl G. Barker. Teri M. Bauer.
Kimberl) J Beck. Michael C. Beeler.
John 1' Bissell. Kelly C.R. Blaclue.
Brian L Blac . Tra ) M. Bosio, Jim
Bowle . usan F. Brcnnis. Sahan
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M Brown. Enn L. Buabtt. ThomuS.
Burgard and Stephen P. Buracr.
.\lsp. Kindred S. Bums, Karen A.
Carboni. Carol A. Carpenter. Robert
T. Carpt.•nter. Reill) S. Case. Cynthia
D C'a!.C) H:izel ('halal. Kathleen R.
hnon. t3CC) N. Chile
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Orllnge Cout DAILY PILOT/ Mond•y, M•y 15, 1989
Explicit sex, language keeping people from movies
DEAR ANN LANDERS: 1 cheered
when 1 ~ the letter from the
woman in Fort Madison, Iowa. She
bad just seen "Rain Man" and
-declared the actina brilliant. The
lanauqe, however, spoiled the pic-
ture for her. Had the d1ny words bttn
omitted it would no\ havo bun the
film one iota. ·
You said ii wouldn't hurt Holly-
wood to clean up its mouth. I aarcc. In
fact, 1'11 go further and say it would
help the box office. My husband and I
go to very few movies lhesc days
because of the dirty talk. I'll . bet
millions of Americans feel the same
way. -KANSAS CITY, Mo.
DEAR K.C.: Not oely Amerlcaa1,
b1t Cuadlu1 loo. Here'• a letter
SPOTl,IGlll'
I
from Vaaconer.
DEAR ANN LANDER · M> wife
and l have waJked out of o many
movies because of the din)' languaae
that we now rent videoca5SCttes and
stay home. -Fed Up in 8.C.
FROM PANAMA CITY, FLA.:
Amen to your comments a~out gutter
talk in the movies. While you were at
it, I wish you had said something
about the bedroom scenes o n the soap
operas in mid-afternoon. They're
disgusting -couples nude in bed.
rolling around, leaving absolutely
nothing to the imagination. Rock
bottom, I call jt. ·
FROM PALO AL TO, C AL1F.-:l"m
a 64-year-old male who has been
around. Nothfog shocks me, but
some things offend me. I'm talking
about the F-word in the presence of
m)· I S-year-0ld grandson. J"m afraid
to take 1he boy to the movies again.
FROM DALLAS~ I work in a s1:it-
screen movie theater. My question:
Where arc the parents of the~ kids
who flock to PG movies? lfth:y knew
what their 15-and 16-year~lds do
during these movies they would be
shocked. These films arc provocative
beyond belief.
FROM SIOUX CITY, Iowa:
Bravo! Hooray! The woman from
Fon Madison was nght on. We are
sick of all the filth. Where will 11 end'
rROM-tOS ANGELES: The
wri1er who complained about dirt)
lan&uage in movies asked, "Is that the
HKIDf;I.
OCC manager earns scholarship
. . \... ~ .
Q.1-Both vulnerabfe, u South you
bold:
•A0'75 Q'3 OAK.19 •64
The biddina has proceeded:
Q.4-Bot.b ~ble, u South you
hold:
•1'76 QAU5 OK.132 •A7
The biddina bas proceeded:
Orange Coast College service man-
ager Mark Small has been awarded a
full scholarship to attend a leadership
institute this summer sponsored by
the National Association of College
and Uni versity Food Services.
Only 30 collegiate food service
managers nationwide have been
selected by the association to attend
the institute this June in Russellville.
Ark.
Small is a graduate of Brigham
Young Univcrsll) with a degree in
market ins. He has been QCC:S food
service manager for six years. He hves
in Long Beach"' :th his wife and three
children. • • • Jim Carnett. OCCs director of
marketing and commun1t) relauons,
earned a first-place award an the
feature writing catqor). Has winning
entl) concerned an Orange County
high school dropout paralyzed from
an automobile accident, but who
went pn to become a college student
leader. The story also received a first-
place award in the Orange Count}
Press Club competition two months
ago.
OCC earned a third-place award for
its com munity newsletter.
"Dateline." The newsletter is edite<l
by Carnett and designed by graphic
anist Dwayne Motet.
Heatber Cllurcll of Huntangton
Beach was awarded the 1989 R.
Dudley Boyce Outstanding Student
Award. The award is given annually
by the Associated Students of Colden
West College to the student who m ost
cxemplifi~s the q_uahucs of scholar-
ship and leadership. Named"After the
founding president of the owe. it is
the college's most prestigious a.,ard
and grants the winner a S 1.000
scholarship.
Church. a graduate of Manna H igh
School, has served as finance com-
missioner for the student assoc1at1on
She is the college's reprcseniauve to
Coast Communit> College D1stnct
boa.rd lllCCtings and a member of the
GWC budgel committee.
I~··"· 80\'D
Mark Small He•ther Church
Acti\.e in campus hfe. Church as Lee is aho a member of 1hc BrJrllc
president of Alpha Gamma 1gma lnstitu1e and suppons Hoag Ho<;prtal
Honor Society. She sen ed on the as a member of the SS2 Club
homecoming eXCCUtl\C COmmlltCC ·
and is a member of the women·s
tennis team. She chaired Volunteer
Da> and co-chaired Sa> No to Drugs
Day. Church was homecoming prin-
cess for 1987· I 988. She plan~ 10 ~nsfcr to.USC rn the fall and major
an accounting.
• • • we GU1e1ple was honored ln the
Newpon Harbor Chamber of tom-
merce "'nh the "1988 Ensign of the
Year·· award.
As pamc1pant of two d1,1s1ons of
lhechambcr. she 1son the board of1hr
Dolphins as recording sccrctaf) and
as also treasurer of the Manne
D1v1s1on.
G11lesp1e sen ed on 1he 'Nooden
Boat FestJval and auction comm11-
tees and as a greeter at bus1ne\s
~ssistance and developml'nt mcct-
1ng.s.
• • • High school seniors from Corona
del Mar and Newport Harbor high
schools were· recognized for 1hcir
outstanding ac .. :cvemcn1s and
pursuit of excellcnct• b) the Com-
modore C'lub of Ncwpon lfarhor
Area Chamber of( ommercc
In addition 10 rccogn111ng 1he
students. both school\ recr" ed a gift
of $2.750 that "-111 nuture a llbrar)
endowment for books. and resourn·
matenals The 28th annual scholar-
~h1p a'4-ards presentation "as held at
the Four Seasons Hotel in "e"port
Beach
Winner\ frotn ( orona dl'I Mar
were Eric Antebl, Elliabelb
8111laanase, Jennifer Brunson,
Suzuu Emerson, Geoff Garrison.
John Holm1ren, Mlcllael Caltlll Pick·
art, Greiory S~ryocll, Jeffrey Taylor,.
A11tla WeU1, Rlka Yano andPatrlck
.....
L•• Gtllespl•
Yoon.
Top '>Cholnr'> from l\;e"'port
Harbo1 High' "ere. Matthew Brtll.
Scott Comgold, Sienna Caret, Erin
Dunigan, Lucas Fairborn, Carla Huff·
man, Molly Ma1blas, Keith Novak,
Kathleen Null, Ryan Orlin.
Cbrl1topber Rabblu, RlanRupert,
Sbabrlar Sbabre11aaJ, Timothy Sllck·
ler and James Warmtncton Jr. • • • ~ichael H. Diamond, a senior ..11
(olb) C ollcgc 1n 'Nater,1llc Maine
ha$ been elected to Phi Beta Kappa.
one of the h1ghc~l 3l~dem1l honor\ an
undergraduate \ludcnt c.an ache" c
Diamond an \mcn,an \lud1e\
major from -.:c" pon Beach "'a'
amon¥ 5~ "tudcna inducted into Phi
Beta Kappa th1\ 'lpnng.
TM soc1et\ "U founded in 1776
1md rcstncts · ll~ chapte"' to leaJ1n1
collc&l'~ and unher-.1t1c~ The Reta
Chapler of ~fame \U\ orpn11cd at
Colb> in 1895
lie 1s thC' wn of Mr. and Mrs.
Charles J. Dlamolld.
Nortll Eut Soutll Wat
1 Q Pua 1 • Pu.a
INT Paa t
What do you bid now?
A.-With a full openina bid facing
a partner wbo opened, you certainly
want to be in aame. The question is
where? Partner could easily have
three-card s~ support, in which
cue the suit contract should be su-
perior since you have an UJlbalaoced
· · and wait
Q .l.-As South, vulnerable, you
bold:
• AKQ Q AKQ91 0 1 • AJ93
The bidding has proceeded:
Soatll West Nortll East
2 Q P.. l NT 3 ,,
t
What action do you take?
·A.-Beware of a pos$ible freak dis-
tribution. Unless partner hu rea-
sonable heart support or a Iona suit
of his own, pme might be out or
reach. Since your demand bid is
. fordna to aame or until the oppo-
nents ba've been doubled, pass and
let partner describe bis hand. Ex-
tractina a ~ from the oppo-nents will be ur best bet should he
choose to uble.
Q.3-Both lnerable, as South you
hold:
•K76 Q AK85 v "'3 •QJ7
The biddin& bu proceeded:
So•~ Wat No"' East
J NT Pua l Q P ..
t
What action do you take?
A.-Putner'1 bid says that, oppo-
site a norm.al no trump optnln1 bid
be expects 10 make two hearts. De-
spite your excellent support, you
have nothing you have not prom-
ised. Pus.
So.lb Wac No.rtll F.ut
l NT Pua l \I Paa
1
What action do you take?
A.-This case is different. Not only
ao you have a maximum no trump, .
your rumn1 value in clubs improves
your hand-it is worth 19 pOints in
support of hearts. Invite partner to
go on to pme unless he is really
bro.ke .t!Y raisJn1 to. tbr~ hearts.
Q .5-Both vulner~ble, as South you
hold:
• AQ953 Q 73 IU61 • 95
The biddina has proceeded:
No~ East So.O W~t
l v Pau I • Paa
l • Pus 2 <; Pus
l \i Pus ?
~hat do yqu bid now?
~.-You were entitled to two for-
ward-goin& bids, and you've made
them. The fact lhat you do not have
adequate suppon for partner's pri-
mary suit does nbthing 10 enhance
yow holding, to pass while the go-
in1's aood.
Q.6-Both vulnerable, as South you
hold:
• &Jl3 Q kJ 1061 0 "' • 73
The biddin1 has pr~ed:
Norttl Eut Soatll Wat
l • Pua I ? Put
2 • Pua ?
What do you bid now?
A.-Althou&h you arc wonh anoth-
er bid, let's consider what you can't
do. A rebid of two heuu would
show a weaker hand with a lonser
suit; a rebid of two spades would be
a reverse and, therefore, a pme
force. That leaves only lwO.f no
trump as a viable option.
Self-confident people's feet point to the world around them .
Self-a>nfident people stand W1th toes turned outward.
T1m1d unsure people stand with toes turned inward. )o
-<:o~nd students of body languaae
In Japan. common folk couldn'thave last names un11I
1875. Onl)' the ruling elite wercallowe~ surnames. ot all
that long aao. really. Same >cat Aleunder Graham Bell
pioneered the phone. Anaconda staned up in Montana
Oregon was opened to white scttlen.. Bn&ham Young
Un1vers11y was founded. San Francisco's l>aJaet Ho1l'I
opened. And Roben Chescbrough staned scllmg Vaseline.
Q. What's the oldest form of an"
A. Storytelhn&. eyidcntly. Claim 1s there·s nc' l'r lx·l·n
a lluman soc1et~ since the begrnn1ni-of langu:tg( th.it
didn't tell 5tones.
lan&uaae mechanics 5a) the most widel} used \Hird
an the world 1s .. Okay," spelled vanou Jy.
Q. If everybody worldwide JOlncd hands an onl' long
line, how far would at nretch')
• ..\ \bout I:>~ tune\ Jround thl rnllh \foll· 1h,1n
\,IS(l0,000 mile~
Q What's the :in1mal mo\l rcn·n1I> <lomc,t1t.11cd ''
..\ lxpcn\ Cll.Pl'\ t 1he l'l\l ma) \omcdn> nwr11 tha1
di\ tine t1on .
In Ea!.tcm Penn .ylvanaa. )OU0 rl' oflC'rl'd ;.iu1hcnt1"
Amish quilt .\bout 100 "omC"n from V1C"1nam «ltch on
the dcl1catc apph~ue,, l'n1 told Their C\3\ un&
needlework 15 said to be finer than mo t done tn the I 0\
b) lht ona1nal mak..:r) Repon I\ '°me 1mm1irant~ mah·
about iw. 000 3 ) ear :11 n. The) mu\t be"" in ------'frtclC onion and m flavor Jrl) weaJ..er f rttlr g.1rli{
and •t'> fllH>r &l·l\ stron er-: E\pla1n lhtt.
Q ~ud1 rabta'\ law lets a rruan hJve four w1.>M
How man) hus nd) l'"an a woman h:r,c?
Ont. •
\\a a tame when h \ fi\c-fttt-h1&h at thC' shoulde~
r med lha continent
Flushing away a vacation's fond memories
·····-~ 1U1•1ma
Consumers often hnd 1t dlfficUlt to
compare the trres ottered by different
manufacturers USlftl such lelms as
"Pfem1um" and "h"ade." A more
'llsetul system of comparison 1n~va the
use of a iradinc system tttat ISSll"S
values to hre treadwtar, trlCtlOft. and
hut rmtance. By ~'" 1t the lreadwtar lfade, a pefSOll can Ulculate
how much mllurct he c.n DJ*t from the
tire by multtplylnc 1t by 200. F 0< instance.
I lire With I trfldwear &ride of 1 ~
(multiplied by 200) can bt epected to
list 30,000 miles. CHI ..... TractiOfl IS
rattl A. 8 or C A br• With en A ratq hn
the best ablflty to stOf) CHI wet roads 1t1 a
Short d!Stance. Hut rmltnce IS aractect
'm a hke manner. Those twes with an A
r1ta111 run coolest Tm m"es them less
l*lly to fXP'rltntt 1 bloWOlt., Ill*· .caon
for '°"lef bre Ml. hM ~·. bll
-.. Md rout• JOU1 bra It •t once
1 ,., . ,..._. wont lira immediltlfy.
s.otti tirts oftif little tract.n CHI • ..t
road for lqllft MmCt Oft WW lild W .
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.. ....., trliflld II IN lat tecit
_.WI do Mt,_ hi! tu."9 to
NjOf ownalll No -IS donl wiCllM °""" Wo•al °'*' .. , " '°' '°" con•tnifll(t Approved by AJ/1.
('4Mtl0) u. ~/If:
Mention the word "vacation·· and
most people lhink of Kathie Ltc
Gifford boppfoa around a cruise shjp
throwing confetti over a group of
i>cople who could die from terminal
happiness. Advenising would have
you believe that confirmed rt'SCr-
vations t>rotect )'Ou from oil evils.
Wrong .
Let us take one moment to honor
the poor wuls who, minutes aner
arriving at their destination, become
sick. Tliese arc lhe people no one ever
talks about: the fun-seeker in Hawa11
who paid $300 a da)' to throw up an a
sink shaped hke a shell ... lhe woman
who packed three new bithina sun~
forhertnptoAcapulcoand pulled the
draperies an her room because thl' <;un
on the white ,.nd hurt her eyes .. the
vacati oner who lived only to cat eight
meaJs a day on a cruise ship and wa'
reduced 10 eating crackers and gcla11n
in h" bunk.
There 1 nothing more m1scr:iblc 1n
the world than to amvc 1n paraJ1<;e
and look hkc )'Our pa port picture.
Joann. from Vienna. Va .• got the flu
on a westcm vacation reccntl> and
lonaed for her own bed. her O\\n
medicine chest and her own
thermernetcr. In her word , "' "'ant-ed~ome and die, not in some stran plac-c where maid k.epl
1nterru 1111 me.··
Her lblnd said. ··we can't ao
couldn't c"hibit ~r pony at a .-H fair
AUBURN, Wash. -Thank to,. thrte Hammers l&<).
ectrcss...,..rMild..a.IM,ayouneairt At the time. Katie wu bltthna for
who hi• succud''IJly beulcd her lift. ~
leWriemia is havine 1 dream come SM ~~Cd hilh ~s o( ~ SI tda Ka c t11aa f chtinottirfapy fOt a.a Weeki to 1trat tu y. t... u w 0 1be leUUmil At one IM>IDI her
MonteMno .went to Midcteli ~ kid~ r.ilN ·-*was pllc:ed on
neat Aubum. south of Seaatlt, to pick .. ;.a-;. in an intcnli...are ann up a 11n from the ftlm 1Ur. rwo _,... ·
purebftd Anibia11 mam who will be Aftcf • Mdi'imer Of ...,.iaJ ... YI
bm '°care for• ao._ at ibr .,..,,, and ~ lbenpy, the m.eate
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home fhe airline charge~ $7S per
ticket to chan&c a reservation. nd
you don·1 want lo know what 1t takc-s
to return a two-week rental car before
its time."
"It's d 10 kno" th t SI SO wa
su1nd1na in 1hc way of ll)1n1 in my
own bed." h • said "I told m>
hu ba,,d 1fhc wa 1h1 1ck he'd have
has room quarantined :snd th } 'd air-
evac him home "
He rephtd, "Hone)'. that's beau~
I act sicker lban )ou "
M) heart aoc out to all tho
people on orpn1Lcd tour \\'hO arc s hcdulcd to sec c1aht t()untne<i an I 2
dl)S nd end up t•na. "Whcrc·s
your bathroom?' an ciaht lanauaae•
Ma)bc it' the e\cllcmcnt or the
water or the food or the ch•nic. but
our 'acalions read like a medical
report. What mcmonc~ I ha"c ofltaly
... watchana cvCl')'onc 10 to the ruin\ whUc from m) bed I viewed Mr. [d .
on rv talkinl 1n Italian
I made the tnp 10 Ma<hu P1cchu,
but my hu~band wa back in Cu1co
1nhalin1 O\~aen and tf") ana lo thin le of
thcSnan1 h phr:>1( for"cod1c1lform> wall .r-
I don't hi\ c a iOIUtJOn to lhi
probtcm. But v.hat •-c're really talk·
•na about 1 n't so much the dascom-
fon and tht d1sappo1nt""n' of not
sccina anythana. bu1 the mon~. 11
those bUcb to ait tbtrC and I<><* at
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Orange Co .. t DAILY PILOT/Monday, May 15, 1989 A.7
Tomor~ow is notbest time to deal with Ostrich Syndrome
Almosc ~veeyone brcatMd a sip of
rclid' •Ma the Sexual Revolution
pve way to N~ Oastny, Nt"-P~n~ntsm, New Cehbacy. Ne"'
F1deht)'andlow1mpectacrobics. Too
bad. CVCr)Or\C M id, that it had to take
herpes, and then the New Oath -
AIDS -to do the motivatana.
But havcth1nas reallychan&tdafier all?
Not as much as )Ou may think.
accordin& to a New York Times news
service article:
....:.:were iulot for Gary H.ul.John ~r-ilOO-tM ~ evan1Cha
SCJt·JUSt·for-thc-fun-of-1t m1aht have ·
bttn history.
"Or so we thou&ht unul v.e amHd
at Sfuzzl, a new res~urant on West
6Slh Strec1 art Manhattan The .,.,ell-
drcssed peo~e clustered alona the bar
acemcd deeply interested 1n .btrom-ina wcll-acquaantcd.
··Nobody has stopped and nothing
has chanaed.'" said Jennifer Laird. a
28-)ear-old independent producer · I
don't think there hao; bttn ftnv
curbana of behavior whatsoever."
··So Y..hat art people lookina for
here'> 'Someth1na cheap. quick and
eas~.·" Llird ans.,.,cred.
''Which as no daffercnt from the '60s and ·10s.
A public relations advistr, Michael
Paanotta, qrced. 0 Hormones arc
hormones. whether it'a 1959 or l 989.
People 11.bo 10 out 10 set picked up
will act p1c~ed up~ Absolutely."
Rosemary. "'bo 1s controller of a
£.Ompan)'.....Sl1d IDS JS a $«onda11
tbouahL She pe1~ks men about
their mcdica h1nor) nor w et er
the}' ~~ condoms ... I know I'm
clean and I thank somebody I mttt 1n
a nice spot like this 1s clean, too," she
said. "Ma)'bc I'm mdcstrucnble"
Or maybe Roscm,ry, hke many
others 1s sufTcnng from what ru call
the Ostrich Syndrome.
It ma) be hard for )Ou 10 behe' e
that so many ~ople arc so 1ood at
this danacrous "1me of self~enial
But I believe ll, because in m)
KC Ure.
lnstcad of facin& up to the truth.
however, Ron has found 11 easier to
rude under a sand dune of self·
dt«P,llOn
"I JI tt\ink about that stuff nut
)Cat," he ~> "Nothing 1s aoina to
hap~n nJht lWI)' • ['\c Ult Sot
some tame."
For "Ron. play1na o inch sound~
ca 1cr than facin.& his own futurc. The
practice J encounter the Ostnch chaUen~ of potenual cha nae feel too
Syndrome daily -and not JUSt as 1t touah to handle rif.ht now. Better for
apphe t-2._thc danacrs of CUUi!I ~x. huT\ 10 avoid the • aAon_y1" he ratton·
"Ostnch-Ron," for one, is a 41· -ahzei. ~for as IQ.nA.M...R9 sable.
)tar-old d1stncr m.an r or a arae rut 1s. that the longer Ron
com pan). Hc'sa nice cnouah gu) who 1anorcs his problem and v,.11ts to take
has been disappointed about being charac-of has own fate. the more pas~ O'-Cr several times for a difficult the process will ultimately be
director's posnion Somewhere m has
for him. dnnktna. ..
The Ostnch )'ndromc 1s h~e that. And then t~re's Ostnch·Bctt),
After a while Ile m•> truly come to who husband ha bt,aten her up
beheve has 1llus1on of safct). Hts SC\.eral umes, and who conttnuatly
JUd&cmcnt about the maucr -e"cn fo~ves him
v,.hen he's ready 10 face rumsclf -·Our love i• ~trona enouah to
may then be.too unpaired to act an his conquer all," she SI) "I know he
own best mtere t) doe n't mean It and tht$ lqt time
The denial which surrounds the when he promised never to do it
disease of alcohohsm also often aaa1n, I really believed him." ,
sho~s up u the Ostnch yndrome lanorcd truth nc"er disappean.
tan, a powerful and succe sful Too b d
atlorn•) (~ho rven adm"' to his Dr.A'6arl&anra"--'~ alcohohsm from time to tame) ex· ttt',..pl1t 111 Corou bl M•r. e
plams. "An.yone would dnnk too w~Jc.m owrn ut-:11 .. ,_._....,;..•
much 1flhe) had the prc~ure hn"e • ttply, pl~••~ ~ • 1ta • ~
It's not rcall) the alcohol thilt's the •~ll·•thlnn-4 t'mv... Wrl to
problem thl!> tame. Trust me When I LhHt.a AJ1aiJ. Pt.D., c/o O.lly PUot,
soh e lh1) latest dilemma. I'll ~top P.O. Bqx JUI, Co1ta Mn. 11111.
bean o(heans. he knows that 1f he 1s
ever to proarcss. he must pa) atten-
tion to the message he 1s actting. He
should seek to make a move short!}
-cspecLaJl) because there 1s a rumor
that his oompan) is about to be
acquired and his pos111on 1s less tha n
AIDScilsesnowtop 94,000
Other or undetermined trnni.-
m1ss1on cau'ie· 1.14:?, or 3 percent
Aaeaad Race
(. ascs among AsLans or Pacific
Islanders· 557, or I percent.
Blood pressure tre~_tments changing
A Tl.ANT A (AP) -Here arc the
latest ·statistics on acquired 1mmunl
defic1cnc)' S)'ndrome 1n the l n11ed
States. as reported b> the nn11onal
Centers for Disease Control
Number of Cases
Total ca~s reported since June
1981 : 94,280
C. h1ld~ood cases (under aac I I)
I.Sf> I ..,pr 1 percent.
C'ases among whites: 53. 759. or 57
percent
Ca~!> amon& Amencan lndLans or
A laslan nat1"t'S. 11 I. or 0 percent.
(NOTE. These statistics are
through Apnl, 1..9!9 and have been
rouncfl!d to the neareSl whole ~rcent
C. umulall\e totals arc for AfDS cases
reported since June, 1981 and include
75 cases subscquenJly found to have
occurred before i.hat date.)
Haah blood prcssurt, the "silent
killer," because 1t ts associated with
both heart at~ck and stroke, affects
close to 60 million people. or one out
of three adults
M danicrous u -thts condttion 1s
ho~ever. the methods of treating 1t
arc becoming less aggrcs51 ve rather
than more.
Norman Kaplan, a hypertension
expert who has"'" tten more than 300
sc1cn11fic pa~rs and four books,
pomted our that we are currently
usina fewer druas to treat this con·
d1t1on than we "'ere 20 years ago.
In the first place, 20 percent of
those ~ho ha"c ele\.ated blood preu.-
urc 1n the doctor's office are ~rfcctl)'
normal at home. Therefore. the
d1ainos1s of h1Jh blood pressure
should never be made on a smak
measurement at a smaJe meeting In
this office, wt arc bcgl11ning to use a
24-tfour monitor that measures the
blood pressure rqularly and reco rds
11 automa11cally to more aet"uratch
a!St'ss ou,r pa11cnt's blood pressure.
Man)' Of the drugs used will indeed
lo~er the blood pressure and drug
therap) for blood pressure has been
exceeding!) popular for the last ~O
)tars However.long term studies arc
now 1nd1ca11na that some of thc..c
med1cat1ons ma) make the problem
WO~
For ans~ncc. h)drochloroth1az1dc,
one of the most commonl) used
d1urc11cs for the treatment of haah
blood ~ressure has llow fallen from
favor 1n the med1caJ community.
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This daureuc was demonstrated to
actuall) tncrca~ the-death for htgh
blood pressure patients in one long
term study.
h1ah blood pressure and for some
patients magnesium 10Ject1ons. a~
well as supplements b> mouth. arro
quue elTecuve an lo~enng danger·
oust) h1&h le-.els
_ 1J dOC:S KeOl that "*'Ch.all.-turned-
the corner, 1ncorpora11ng more non-
drua approaches for high· blood
pressure. Thomas Ed1wn s~ud I SO
years ago th:u "The doctor of the
fut.\Jrc will a1ve no mcd1c1ne hut will
interest his patients in the t.arc ol
nu.man frame, diet. and 1n the t.au\C
and prevention of d1\Ca\C "
Juli.a Wblldt'r, M.D .• autbor of
"Reversill1 Heart Dllt'Ht'" •ad "R~
ver1U11 Dl•bete1," 11 dJnctor of tbt'
WbJtdt'r We/la~u Ia1tltutt' la Nt'w-
part Bt'•cb.
Ca~. last 12 month\· :? I. "82
TotaJ death~ 54.402. or 'M pcru.•n1
of all cases
Traa1ml11lon Categories
HOmoscxual or b1\C,ual m.ik'>.
56, 783, or 60 percent
Intravenous drug ahu!K'I"\ I ti.I\ I".
or 20 percent
Homose\u,11 male and drug
abu!>Cr\. 6,620, or 7 1>1:ru:n1
Heterose>.ual ca\t''> ~ I:! or 4
~rcent
Transfusion or blood l a~s ~.4 ni,
or 3 percent
Hemophilia pa11cnh 9 77 or I
percent. I
C h1ldrcn of parents with ..\ID~ ot"at
mk: 1,233. or I percent.
CaSt"s amona black' :?5.27o. or ~7
percent
Casesnmong Hispanics· 14.358. or
IS percent ,
DISCOVER OUR SPmlAL
The th1az1dc d1urcucs cau~d
potassium v.asting. elnauon \n
blood cholesterol. blood tngl~cendc.
blood sugar and blood unc ~c
le, els. and for man). sohcd the 1 .----------------------------------i blood pressure problem onl) tem
anl). c\Cn though the) conunued
takma the drug
· It was common in 1hc mid '60s and
'70s 10 use up to 100 milligrams Ima)
per dose of this particular diure11c.
but mo~ current usage emplo)s onl)
10 to 2S ma I do not use this
medication at all
As ph ys1c1ans become more con-
cerned with the dangers of drug
therapy. the) are recommending
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and h1ah·potass1um diets Some
ph}s1c1ans recommend ge!'rrou~ ~mounts of add111onal potassium IJl
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S_qme big names are t)opiRg t
9yAHYIUCk
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LOS ANGELES -Produccr<TC'a•or Steven
Bochco's first series for ABC under his new multi-series
contract is a m~ical show. But, wait. the Bochco t" 1 tis
in there.
The half-hour oomed)'.'s c~llcd "Doogic Howser.
M.D.'' .and centers on the hfe of a young intern. Did ~c
say young? Dooaie's voice probably hasn't changed )Ct .
He's IS years old.
at mo~ corned) pilon than dramatic how' _
Show bUsmen themes fiaurc 1n a number of'.ptloes.
Bochco, co-creator of "Hill Street Blues.. and
"Hoopcrman," generally puts an unusual spin on his
,........,----storie!-thattMkcrthcnrdtff'mn . --
For instance: Jack Warden and Mason Adams star a feud~ radio partners who lcam up a 10 In • ec,
"Kniaf:!t and Da)e." Robert H•> .. orks for ~ public
radio station m NBC-s "FM " Jon Cr>cr LS a kid in l~c
mail room v.ho suddenly becomes a supcrutlcnt agent 1n
CBS' "The Famous T~dy Z." Ricki Lake is an ~spin~a
actress in CB • .. Starting Now.'' A aroup of fncnds in
Kansas arc making a horror film 1n CB .. Cu~ of lhe
Com People." ABCs "MommA Qlor)_':__ts about ~ "1lomm~ TV snow. lBC's "Eh 1s: GOOd Rod~m
Toniaht • 1s about the Km& himself Dad )OU ask about cops., There arc enough potential
cop shows lo sat1sf) every appc111c.
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Doogie'sgraduatcd from medical school. He doc n't
have to worry about house calls, smce he hasn't teamed 10
drive yet. lntellcctually, he's a genius. Emotionally, he's
Sllll a kid.
"Doogie Howser, M.D." has a series commitment.
but dozens of other comedies and dramas arc being
considered by the three networks Tor the fall season. The
new sch~ulcs will be this month.
The networks arc linina up.plenty ofstars for the falJ.
Besides that, NBC has Alan Alda commiucd to a onc-
hoyr drama for mid-season next rear.
Alan Alda, Ann JHllan and ltob•rt Mitchum star In TV pllot1 under con11der•tlon.
Youna cops abouhd m ABC's "Protect & Surf. ..
David Dukes heads n bunch ortops \\ho \\Orl. uun old.
bakery in CB • ·•The Baker)" ( nd )OU thought onl)
bank robbcn ""ent whett the dough was.) hadoc<ile"cn
as a wild and crazy cop in CBS' "Loose Cun non.". CBS'
"Nick Kn1~t" 1s a homicide deternve "ho work~ at
night -hes a vamp1rt.
NBC's lineup of series possibilities includes: Tim
Matheson as an American bachelor who falls m love w11h
a beautiful Russian woman (Irena Ferris) in "Nikki ~
Alexander": Harvey Korman and Cloris Leachman as
hole! keepers in .. The Nutt House'': Ann Jillian as a
widowed mother seek.in& a new life in California in "The
Ann Jilli-an Show": Robert Mitchum as a homeless man
who becomes p-andfather to four foster kids 1n ··one
Man's Famtly.'
Grqory Hamson Show": Dweez1I and Moon Zappa as
brother and sister in an unusual famll)' in '"Norman
Life"; James Farcntino and Lindsay Crouse in a drama
about a new paper columnist and his pohttco w1fc-in
''Amcncan Nuclear"; Lii:idsay Wagner as the manager ol
• 11 zoo in "A Peaeeablc Kingdom": Tim Re-id and Daphne
Reid as a styhsh Washington couple who keep getting
mixed up in solving en mes in·· noops": Lee MaJors as a
man of the road who teams up with a columnist (Ellen
Greene) in .. Travclhn'."'
ABC's stars include: Jackie Mason as~ man forced
into earl) retirement who "orks with inner CU) )Ouths in •
an untitled scnes commitment; Howie Mandel as n man
""ho keeps flashing back to different periods 1n his life in
Westerns and outer pace arc bad. George Clooncy
stars in CBS' "Hot Prospec'ts," a corned) about a train
depot restaurant owner who imports \\-attrcsses from the
East and puts them up in a brothel. CB • "Ma~: Bai.c
One" is about an a"erage fam1h -on Mars CBS'
"Outpo C combines both. It's about a \\'estem-t)le
marshal on a dis1ant planet. ABC's "The Kid" tells of the
youn1 orphans who rode for the Pon) Express
NBC also has a ba\\d)' com~' called ·· t 761 '' that
smacks of the w11 and sexiness of" Dangerous Luiisons ·•
It's set amona the lords and ladies of London. "ho arc
visited b) an ad\Cnturous Amencan cous1ft 1n the deade
before the ufl1'1casantness in the colo~1c .
CBS's star schedule: Gregor)' Hamson as a fashion
photographer "'ho gets custody of his two sons m .. The
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.. Past Imperfect."'
As 1n previous )'ears, the three net"orks arc looking
HJ:\ II·:\\ EHS readies 'Once Upon a Ma.ttress'
' NBC's "~Roe·vs : Wade'tries
too hard to straddle fence The 'enduring fable of the prin-
~ss and the pea comes to musical
life this weekend (May 18-20)
when Estancia High School's Pro-
duction Drama Department re-
vives the rollicking musical com-
edy "Once Upon a Matress."
Directed b} Barbara Van Hoh
with musical direction by David
Pin. the colorful production will be
presented Thursday, Fnda) and
Saturday at 8 p.m. in the
auditorium of Ncwpon Harbor
High School. lrvme Avenue at
15th Street, Ne"1port Beach.
Rachcl Estrella stars as 1he
'90\ IE l .ISTI '\GS
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FUTON ANO FRAME
A1Ltw1t
1111"
1211"
MATTMll a POUM>ATtOfll
MatlofTand V1\'lan Jacobo.
Chorus roles will be pla}ed b)
T1moth\ Titus. Mark Wilham~.
Todd kulcL)k. D'arc) Smith.
Brenda SeifTord. Tim Horvattch.
Adam Biroz) • .\m) Young. EloJsc
Bro"' fl· Brandon Johnson. Chns11c
Howard. Michelle Goodrich.
Valene Hoff. Stefanie LOCl\\ood.
Trina Sn)der. Jennifer Stark.
Christopher Watson. Bonnie
Blackbum and Shane Bagnall
Ticket pnccs are-SS 10 ad .. unce
and $5.50 at th<' door on per-
formance nights.
T\' l .. ISTI '\GS
7:00 7:30 8:00 • D
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By ANDEE BECK
McO.W.,. -· S.e.-.1n
It's a~op1cal scene nfc w11h t)pical
argument!. in lhl· na11onal debate on.
abortion One hi" )er argues for a
"oman's nght to pn,ac) The other
tight~ for the fetus' right to hfe
The scene could <'3Sll} be the
Supreme C'"ourt 1hn.·c weeks ago.
"herl.'a nc" la~·(\\ 1lham L \\-cbster
'-S Reproductl\C' Health Service )
challenged an.old c.isc (Roe's Wadel
that lcgah1cd abonton 1n I ~7 \
But what "c arc watching. "hen \H'
tune 1n NBC Monda) night for l'~" hours. 1s ··Roe \S. \\adc ·· It"s an
amb1t1ous tclC\ 1s1on lnov1e "h1ch
despite the ncnous network's ml\·
guided attempt\ to balance all '1ew:
points. manage!. to tell qu11e a -;1011
Oscar nominee~ Holl> HunJcr
( .. Br9adca I e\\.S .. ) and '\m~
Madia.an ("T\\-JCC 1n a L1fe11mc .. ) star
m the drama that ztrocs in on th('
8:3C> 9:00 10:00 11:00 11:30
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"<>m('n re\pon\lhle lor,thc landmar~
caw
The rcmarkabl<' Holh Hunler
pla) ~Roe. a h.ird-luc~ "'andacr who
find~ hl·~lf pregnant tor the ~ond
ume. and unmamed at aac ~O he
hu quit her JOb u a '11dc\ho" barker
.nnd h~ pcrlhed, for thl· ttmc bl•1n1 at
her dad's EJ~"hcr.: 1n the South
Roe tuis a daugh1er thl' unplanned
product of a brief marriage to an
abu l\C \hect·metal "orlr.er Roe'.,
dl\orccd mother 1s rarnng 1hc child
l.\s dra"n b' 1he fine hand of
S<: rc~n" nter \li~on < ro s Roe 1s .i
rough-he"n "oman \\ho's not cun·
I) heroine mat1.·nal. J or reason\ 1ha1
are n"' er full~ e,pfottd Roe has a
rouen rcla11unsh1p "1th her unfor11' ·
ina mot~r.1s olten "1thout "orl and
a place of h.:r o"n and clings tn .i
belief that hfo "111 ne,cr bnng
an) thing but f~11lure and gnef
h<' c.in't fal·e g1·.ina birth to
another bab} he ,an't .,uppon Roe
~s abonton as her onl) ~•~ out of 1
dl>spcratc d1kmma, but she'~ not "°
desperate that she'll tal.e her 1.han~
\\1th the rust} haoaer of an 1llca.al
abort1onis1
Roe meet\ Sarah V. cddmgton
(Madia.in). a )Ouni itltlorne) "'ho't
not )Cl med a ca\C in the courtroom
but "ho'\ cager to tc t the con tllu-
tionaht) of Tc-•n' anl1-abort10n la~.
The) ue Hen!"\ Wade. the r>allas
district auornc) for enforc1n1 tht
1.-i" The> take 11 all the Yr3\ to 1hc
U S upn:me C'oun. • •
It s unponant to note that Roe 1s
not th.c plamufT real name ·Nor 1s 11
Ellen Rus~ll 1llhou1h th~t's \\-hat
\he'' called m th1 tclc' 1s1on mo' 1c.
Her namt' is Norma MC'CorH,, and
she"'" IJ'Cn the 1t1a o( Ja nt ~~ \O
that no one -nanicularl\ her
parcnu -\loould kno" o"f her
tn\Ohcmt"nt
McCon.c) ·., con1.cms arc under·
i.tandable but BC ·, :ll"f not. 8)
tome report" ~ 8 Productions Inc.
ihot the falm under t"o fat~ utkund
ordtttd more than 17 rcwntc<i. With
P'ft'Urt srou~· returned 1nllucn«
on 1chcn1~~. :rnd "'1th the hostile .
pro1nts or pro-life ,rout)) \•ttpma
the nation. the" nct'Work pr ttdtd
,.tlh its P'>lcAtUlU' ontrO\C aal
project ~UhOU'-1>-Too cauttou I\..
"M.°' \ ~ Wade" 1~ 1 fo\<:1nit101
$lOn .. that'\ huur1fully at"tcg.
thouah1full> directed aod no dou t
wclt·"ntten an It) earlier draO\ But
there Ir( moment ~hen tM anti·
abort1on1 ucnumcnt art dropped in t;;:;:;:;:;:;:;============:;;;:::;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;=--r----:----:-,_-----_._--, hkc t ~o-ton chu n" of cctnenl -the hanJi., rk or a corpotate kpl de·
THANKS A MIU/ON
lM Costa M1M NIWpoft Harbor Oona
ext9nd a ~ ~ fhar"' you to the
.,.opie who '#Ml be ~ UI June 2, 3
and -' at the Filh Fry and CornMll. Yow ::*'*" cilpWt UI to ~ ...., O..aae1arw and~ CcaM1
In our~.
panmcnt hard at .. -ort.
TdeH~on tor once hat atlftnptcCS '° make 1 "'°' 1c of theatrical propof • uon1: The (harattcn Md rtla·
taon"11Pt lft fUll of ron1pliahia tht
1mpt coven a lot ~IH uni .. 'for aH thit .,.,,..,.. Gii ~
Prtmeac ;~ .. .._ • llD1 it
cmouon. NIC ..... • c.1111 to o&ad noOM M 11 ........ _.
damublt ntk• .._. ..... ;;10uw 1M1
to make "' fftl anydliftl al an.
If tclc,,.1saon'1 aoina to 19Cklt ...
11\0tt dhwvc mOral mur faci111
Ammca ~ (M NBC o~
lbt obvt04it .. the fftd) .-wt.
Ynioa IDUll show * t'OWllt IO .,.., Amena'1 cmOdoM.
WMa u mtll"8lllml 1ndliiilll r
bcclFH IO Wll!l1,ld .. .......... ns.,.......,... ..... ...._.,...
oe--.n '!'illil•,..smt 11r11Q1 .......... 1111 ••
A sampler o.f
opinions eri the
Prop. 103 ru_!ing
---'""'--=--=== You're surprised'! We're m shock.
,
The state Supreme Coun . the pro-busa.ness OeukmeJ1an
coun, upheld the thru t of Prop 103.
The l)Opuh t revolt \\On big.
. However. before e\er\ commuter on 1-1 s toot has horn
an gJec-; rencct
Tho.ugh the in urance induSI<) ap~arsd1sappointed and
nta) be contemi?lating an appeal-to the . . upreme Coun.
the state coun s ruhng 1s not an ab olute , 1ctO') for
consumers.
Insurance com pa mes ~111 not be forced ·to reduce rates
unul the) squeal The coun '1gorousl) upheld the principle
that rate rollbat.:ks mus1 allow companies a ··fair return" for
selling insurance. ·
Immediate and dramatic reductions of insurance bills
appear unhkel) Insurance compar)1es will ht-allowed to raise
rates ~ntal No'. 8, ubJCtt to the re' 1ew of the insurance
co~m1ss1oncr f\er <>'. 8. the rates must be appro\Cd b\
the ansi.,rance comm1ss1on
The coun truck do"n sctung up a corporauon that
"-Ou Id ha.,,e sen cd a a consumer. advocate during rate
hearin s re u1rcd under Prop. 103. -c watc og asoeen turncd.o.U-c-t.-. ----
Whale upholding the dnving pint of Prop. 103. thecoun
tommed the in1ttat1' e's sail with masterful preets1on.
E1coadldo Tlmes-Ad .. ocate • • • The uprcme ourt's dec1S1on-to uphold most a pccts ol
Porp 103. the controversial 1n1t1at1\e aimed pnmanl) at
slashing car an urancc rat~s. com~as a surpnse-to somr. But
this propo~I ~as endorsed b) the 'otcrs. and such mca,urcs.
despite arguable drawbacks. arc not lightly upset.
Overall. the re ult appears far from unsausfacton for a ~lcaguercd insurance indust'). Bu inc s. 10 a grca1 degree ..
"ill go on as u uat because insurers wiJI be able to c.haJlenge
the proposed cut to the state in~urance comm1 sioner
This 1s n complex 1tua11on. and the court has pla1nl)
made an·;mempt to balance the effects of its decree. One t lcar
result "Ill be the \ e ung of enormous power in the hands of
C ahfom1a·s insurance commrs ioner. t present. that oOicc
appears undcrequ1ppcd for ma s1ve challenges. In the future.
the office "'II doubtless be occupied by a political candidate
with a special a.x to grind. Such a prospect as not a heartening
one. ·
T" San Francisco Cbroni;ie • • • The unanimous decision to uphold the ma.ior pro' 1s1on
of Prop. 103 "as a stunning \ICtOT)' fo r consumers But the
battle for intelhgcnt insurance reform 1s hardh OH'r nor
should Californians C\pcct to find tong-promised r~fund
checks 1n the mail any time soon.
Once when 103 1s fully implemented will California
hkel) have the toujhe l insurance ~ulat ions in the nation.
But a con umer-ens1t1ve regulatorv proce s alone will not
suh c the state' insurance v.oe . Something mu t be done to
redu e -or ilC lea t tab1h1e -insurers' costs 1f the rates
thcmsehcs arc to top their upward p1ral.
Fonunatct ~. "h1lc (state in urance comm1ss1oncr)
• Rouna G11lcsp1c stalled. some kc> la" makers d1dn°\
Wor1.mg \\Ith comumcracll\1Stsand fn urers. A sembl\mah
Patrick John~ton. ch:urman of the ~»embl> Committee on
Finance and Insurance, ha~ crafted a "ctt-baJanc-cd no-fault
inurancc S)~tcm that ~ould mch ~rfecl} "1th )03'.a.
rdonns.
If the go,crnor and Lcg1 l:.iture nrc'~1se cnou'h to mai..e
11 la" ;the brakes ti nail) ctln be applied lo-t~e states 1 uni.I"">
insurance en is.
S•.n Dl~go Trlbuat • • • fhc late ~uprcmc: Court did 8" c the ansuranrc bu~in~
fair trcJtmcnt. In a unanamou~ dc:cmon. it ve the rndu 1n·
, __ _... __ "~at t c state an c~ral constttullon require· pro1ect1on
from confiSlat1on of prupc:n) "1thou1 <lue pr0<.·cs . Bui 11 &4' c
in urers no more. nor should It haH: done o The pcoph:
appro' ed Prop I 03 and H , ... as proper to let the pcopk'' "111
pn!,ail (as &ood ton~nat1\C JUrt\l_, do) J\ long a'
const1tu11onnl nght "ere re ~tcd
The coun made onl) one rcalh s1gn1ficanH hJnge. \l.lur h 1t~lf •~ onl} important in tht• hon run .\s ""'ntlcn. the.·
measure required auto. propcrt) and hab1ht) msur:inc:c rJtc'
to be reduced to ~O pcn:cnt txlov. thc1r ~O\.cmbcr I Q87 lc' ch
and then frolcn there until NoH~mbcr of 1tm) ear The rnurt
agn.-cJ ""h the insurer that the c.ut could den' ~omc
compan1e h:g1timate profit b) fomna them to to~ 'monc'
£"en there. the 1nsurel") didn't aet much. The coun dc\.rcid
that com panic~ cuuld act C\empuuns from the rate rcdu uon
onl) 1n order to JCI a fair return on their .1nHstmcnt nd
future incn:a~~ "ould \ttlt ha\c to be appro' cd b) the
ln)uram:c com11l14>~ioncr, ubJe\.t to Jhe ~me fa1r·rcturn rule.
If pcrwnal-1njur')' QllON!C~S and pl:unt1ff\ COnttnuc.• to act
rich from traudulent or 1nnatcd claim\. the tn\uran'~
cum panic\ ~•It ha.,,c 10 continue i>a> ina too muc h • nd thq "''11 continue to p.i the CA~n~ alona to the con\umc~. Th~ be~• wa) to c:on&rol thosc co'" 1s throuah a consumcr-fr1endl)
\Crs1on of no-fault 1n urance. under "h1ch pohc) holden
\\'OUld tct quick and adeq_uatc lllJUI)'. pa)ment \\lthOUl
havina 10 ao to court and cnnch the trial law)ers. It ""'ou ld not
brine 1bout an) miraclC1. but at tea t it ~ould anJcct some cc~mic common ~nsc into the Prop. 103 rqul._tory
S)Sltm.
• • CO.mme.at.9 welcome
•
Council Sh9u~djust sa 'no' o_
Emerald Associates' bad plan
A City Counctl member needs-to
develop the skill of constructive
ncpt1v1sm. The co unc1l 1-tsclf d~
not an1uatc pro1ects. 11 onl) approves
or d1sappro'es ~hat someone else proposes. There arc sometimes op-
ponun1t1es for beoefic1al and profi1-
able uses for a pu~cc of propen).
which arc so obvious as to dmc a
councilman wild with frus1rauon because he can't say "do this ... All he
can do 1s say ")cs" or "no" to
whatc\.cr the property owner comets
up \\'Ith. wbLch u often some harebrained scheme intended to
make b1m~lfnch O\ern1&ht.
council member must learn to
say "no" and ··no" and "no" again ,
unttl. the propcn y owner finaJl y gives
up his dreams of 'iuddcn wealth and
dtt1des to look rcalist1cally at the
propcny. This 1s hard to learn. None
of us likes to look nega11vc.and sa)tnl
"no" five time certainly makes you
loot.. nega11,c. The reward 1s there.
thouah. at the end of that Ions night,
wtlcn the da"'n breaks and the owner
at last -arces to a development m harmony w1th the community
Of course the devclopendo.n't gl\c
up cas1I). The) always start b) asking
for t~acc as much densi\) as the
propen) can suppo.n Then the) can
sho" ho" coopc!rat1\.e the) arc b~
n.-~atcdl) "cu111na all the profit out
of11." 8} the t1mea pro1ect isdo"n to
half of what It started at. a coun
c1 Iman feels he ha~ "on a \ 1ctol") tQ· cro" about. It 1s like 1hc wife Y.ho
saved her husband $4,000 by bu)ing
an $8,000 fur coat 31 half pncc
Then there 1s .. ripening." That '' the devcloRCrs' term for making ;i
propeny a nuisance and an C)esorc so
omc neighbors will be willing · 10
suppon an)'th1n&.JUSI so it's a change
But the best tnck 1s to d1 ~su1se 1hc
prOJCCt so 11 looks hk.c somclhtP& cl5e
"1th M)moon ofS0(1al r>cnetitif}ou
want to build I hotel 1n the middle of
I lot of home . call 11 a ''peoonal-carc
cldcrl) hous1oa" prOJCC-l Then ofter It
1s built, )OU can come baclt. and Cl)
that 11 can't tay sol\ent as cldcrl)'
hous1na. Ob\ 1ousl)' no ooe will forcc
you to 1car down }Our nice new
bu1ld1ni, so )OU "'" be alloY.cd to convcn 1t to hotel use:
Am •I talkmf toQ much in gcn-
craht1cs'> o. 'm talking about a
specific prOJe t which will be before
the Newport Beach 11y CounC11 on
Ma)' 22. one wee k from tonight. Lt I\
the "Emerald \oc1atc " proposal
for the former .T Leo's sate ln
Corona dd Mar This 1s a plan whKh
has acnerate<J an c'iraord1nal)
amount of contro\ crs)
Tht propcrt) wns ongmall) ~\en
commercial nnd three re\1dcn11al lots
At the u~ual R-1.5 zo ning tho)( 10
lolS Y.Ould ha'c at most 20 d"'cll1ng
units The de, eloper beaan b) aslting
for 120 un11s and 1s no"' down 10 85.
That I\ the t..ind of thm& "C arc up
ag:un 1
The locataon 1s s1ngularl) 1n on \ e-
nient either for a hotel or for clderl> hou~•nt It IS naht on C'oast H1ghwa\' and al traffic entcnna or leaving must use the h1ghwa) E'(111na traffic
going "est can no\ make :i left tum.
but must start toward l.quna and
make 1 loop throuah ho1TChfTs. and
the idea o( elderly people going OUI On
,the h1gh"a ) for their da1I) wal~ ''
SCaI)
Wuh that number of unns the
build1n1" ~ .,,,c. It 1 a block Iona and me\ ! rcct high -22 feet is
plenty for a "'0-"0r) houSt On th1.•
side facing Bu k Gull). 11 1s four
stone~ high It h•H subtcrrancan
parking. wh11..h 1111 c.:11) staff has not
counted as pan of th<' floor area C\ en though garage \pa(c 1-. 1.ounted as pan
of the floor n~a in surrounding
home.. Thie ~tafT as legal!) clean in
do1n1 tha~ bccau~ the propcrt) ,., no•
zoned commercial. but not moralh ctean-t>ecau~ Thi' I\ {lcarf\ a rc 1 ·
u.al use and the rcs1dcnt1ol ru~
should appl)
When a ( ll~ C oun c.:11 sa~ s .. no".111
reall~ sa)1n& .. Thll ·snot good cnouah
)Ct. C'omc back w11h omethans
better .. · nd there arc other ltcma-
\1\ es. The propen) could be re ub!
d1v1ded rnt.O 10 rcsadenual ·101
Cons1denng whlll prime re 1dcnt1 I
property sells for. that "ould prob-
abl) produ c a b1&&cr •nd a faster
profit for the owner thall the schtme
he l!i pu h1ng. But the council can't
dirttt good development. all 11 can do
1s say .. no" to bad de' elopmcnt
A most ante~ ung fe:uurt of the
project 1s If )OU It' c 1n a whttlcha1r
an a four·stol') bu1ld1n1 "'hat do )Ou
do in se of fire'> 'v ou can., go do¥.n
the sta1" and the clc' a tors arcn ·1
"ork1n1 Thu 1s °" h)' mo t eldcrh ca.re t\ome arc one·,101") bu1ldin& ·
Lmen to what Emerald ~ 1atcs "'II do· lns1dc the bu1ldmi, \he~ 1 a "fireproof· citaJcl In c& of tire.
t\Cl")Onc "httl into the c11&del.
shuts the doors and "am °"'h1lc the
bu.1ld1ng bums do" n around them
Th1'> plan is opposed b\ lhc C oron
dcl ~1.tr Co mrnun1t) .\s.sona11on b\ C'orona dcl \far Counetlman Ph il
Sansone. and b\ c-0uncilmen from
Balboa I land and the 6alboa Pt'nin·
sula But the dcs11Y of the rC'itdt'nt~
don·1 sn.·m·ao ma11cr mu h 10c.·ounc11
membc~ "ho arc afraid w apl"":u
ncgatl\ e Perhap' the} h3\('0 '1 p:ud
attention 10 "'hat the form er first Ind'
h.is bttn s.a\lng for sc' eral \~al'\ It
1sn·tJusud,·1 c to d1s1urhcd t..1d'I It "
c c: ~ a~orb and tum
to c onstruc11' e use J U\t \3\ "no "
A1Jn B~d 11 • f\~..,,,Ort B~•<'t
r~sld~•'·
State's position on off Shore oil,
heavy consumpt_ion hypocritical
Opposition to of~shore drilling
a secular religion along coast
oppos1t1on to oil hor' development,
1t ~on't be an 1 ~uc 1n nc\t )car•
subernatonal elec11on The cert.lint)
1 th.at no matter ~ho become the
nt\l 10,ernor, he or she will be an
adamant OJ'ponent of off hore 011
That fact. coupled "ith the 1(1,11
and. pola11cal 1,cnu open lo oil
opponents, ma~c at unhkcl) that
'Cfl.Jticant new mctchc of the ah·
fom11 coa 1hnc wall ~ opened to
dnlhna and pump1ni. at lea t not 1n
~ht n~lt generation
Thit pohtJca.l rcaiil\ i,n•t the whok
Jto~. ho""e'cr. Th~rc· 1 ph 1cal
ruht)' that u~n~nd ooli u ~
' ,
Monday. May 15, 1918 ,..
f 0 ll ll 1· '\ I \ H \
T~eBigQne;
I can't wait
ly HOW ARD GOltDON
Oeolot~sts say a major carthQuake could strike the Southern Cali(omia
area so6n. M> we better prepare Het\"
in Fountain Valley we have one of the
best dila-ster-p1cpam:tnen Pfott•ms
1n the na11on. This prop1lm. an
offshoot of Fountain Valle) Ne1gh-
borhooa Watch. 1s teaching residents
ho~ to prtparc for a d1sastcr Un-
fonunatcl), I think m)' wife h:as
camcd·thc ex pres ion "be prepa.rtd"
a too far.
It all stancd when she met the
disaster prtparcdness consultant. She
came home end announced "n's time
to act read>-" ··How?" I asked
Since that da} our hvcs have
chanacd. The first thing to do 1s establish an
emergency .supplies cache -food,
water, first aid, etc. The supplacs
should go into a..Jarge container. such
as an empt) trash can. We call this our carthqua\e k11.
I didn't realm• the impact of this kit
until I came home hung!"). I looked ,
into our refngcnuor and found 1t
almost empt) ....... ~lior.r~,....,.----_---
.. lt's in the earthquake kit." "'-as the
rcplJ-.
"The tear.. and the chd.en?''
"In the k11," he S31d .
.. (\en the doughnuts"''
.. They're in the kit::
"How aboul a M>da'> ..
.. wc·,c toll oouplc ax paclmn the
kn."
'"Why 1 all our good' food m the
~··· -"We ha\e to malt.c urc "ccan h'c
the life \\C'rt accu tomed to when the
d1sa ter occurs."
In the m~anume, all"'~ ha"c to eat
1s brtad and water.
I skipped d10ncr and dreaded to ao
to bed
"Honey thcrt's no blanlt.et on our
bed " I ~nc" \\hat \\3S coming next.
.. , took nil our blankets a.nd put
them an the earthquake k"1t. If an
earthquake h1u. wt may lose power
for hca11na and air cond1tionma:·
urc cnouah, the fans ..,,,ere aonc. So
"'h1lc "'e "••t for d1sas~r. l frcc1c ""hen 1t'scold and "'cat when it's hot.
I wanted to pht) sof\baJI \\1th some
budd1e but m) wife cautioned me
apin t ll .. , ou ltno" how rou&h )Ou
gu)' pla) ," he sauJ 11 o<our flrsuid
upphc atttn-\oug11e s.edtt-thc
canhquakc kll.
"Don't blame me 1f )OU at\ hurt
'\ ou'llJust ha\.e to heal on )ouro-.'T\."
I also nouced m) wife obtained
some colo~ naas to dt~pla) outude
our home Tollo"'u\g a d1sa tcr The)
will )1anal the t.atu of pur home to
the search 1nd rt c team A. red flaa mean ·fir t at<t 1 ~u1rcd " .\
)CllO'A Oa, mean "1(s dan&efOU' 10
enter." r 1h1nlt. "e need one
cmblaioncd "'Ith a knife a.nd forl.. 10
proda1m "dinner 1 ~ed -
There an-more thanas ou c:tn do to
prep.srt'} our home for a dts.1 ter )-ou
)hould \..no"' ho"' to tum off the ga •
clc\;tnc1t\ and water l he water
healer ~hould bt.• )trapped to the ...... 11
' ou 'ihould mite ~W'C thal loose obJCCt uch :i lamp p1cturt'i book. and d1 hes-Mc ~ __ _._,_.
fall brea~ and inJurt somcoM Y.hen
the hou"" hqin 10 shalt.e.
I learned 1h1 le on firnhand "'hen
I came home from \\Ork and fou nd
the house prac111.alh empt~
"\\-here·s our furniture->··
kreamcd
"Too dangernu to t..~p an the
hou~ Do \OU "ant 10 be run O\.Cf b)
a runa~a) w fa;,· v.u the rt'Pl>
'o"' "'c sat on the Ooor and cat din ner on p..ipcr plates b~ candkhgh.t
\1 ) lire ha cbanacd in~ .... c·"e
prcpertd for d1\l tcr "l.:o .... "hen the
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by Hank Ketcham
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by Charles M. Schulz
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# MONDAY, MAY 15 11119 Iii
rans' drive for ' Sunset .
title all in the mind
JON '8CIUSON ........... .
Tbe way Fouataia Valley Hi&h•s
Sieve Mon~ pitched the final LWOWlltl tk.ICAIOL be bro14buo C~ llOD LaltuffA•a mind I Stellar ..,. ~fonner fAihe put
When LaJluftia wu coechina at ldiloa in 1915, he waacbed Fountain
Valley's Du Soowdm bdp pitch the
Buou lO a third place Sunstt U.CUe
fiailh late in the ICUOD. The S.rons
went on capture the OF ,..A tit~.
.. (SnoWdm) made up his mind that
no one could beat him and he would '° lO it. .. LaRuffa uid Fnday after wa&chif'I Mon~ pitch the
~IO a 2·1 victory over Hunt· ifttton Beach fora shattoflhe Sunset
LaPetitJe. .. r think (Montaomay) madt up
his mind early that this was &0in1 to be bis year and fountain VaJtey•s
year."
Since the Barons IOSt two pmcs in
I row IO Huailitltoa lkach and
.
Ocean View -the final pme ohhe
second round and lhe fi'1t pme of tbe
thitd round -to fall from a rwo-
pmc lead to a firlt-plaoe tie, Mont-~ has viituall taken matt.el'\
anto bis own hands.
"I tbink ~ k.Jnd of took 11 for
sranced." Montaomery said of the
health)' lead .. With a tw~me lead,
I thil)k llre w.eTe 1oana. 'We're
awesome. hke we coutd1ust come out
and win.' We JUSl haven t been h1u1111
the ball latcl)'."·
The 5enior n&htbander allowed
two unearned runs in a complete pme 3-2 wan over Edison Ma )' 2, two
earned runs in a l-2 I Z..1nni111 victory
over Westminster May 6 and then
fired a 1wo-h1tter to beat Hununaton
Friday. lt adds up 10 12 hats and five
runs -only three of them earned -over 26 anninp 1n two weeks: ·
"I've been ana~ve," Montaom-ery said. "f\.'tt')'lJme 1 come out. J ict
at in my head that I'm aoana to wan.
When we played Edison, i1 ·was my
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(U"St Mart comif'I t.lck after Ocean
View when, we ended V!> tied t
wa.nttd to w1n this thjna real bid. I
waottd the bell ever) chance I could
jet."
Barons flf1t baseman Matt Hallock
uid, ··1 think we realized how
important at was, cspcc11Uy Steve
Mooaeomery. He realized 'bow im-
potUttt-1t was-to com-e-throlfCh. ••
Montaomcry"s been throwm' ~II
aJI year. ex~pt for a couple rouah
ouunp in Lhe middle of the Sunset
season which surrounded a shutout of Ocea1\ View, but he has often }lad to
wor'k without a lot of support.
He carries a 7-3-1 record and 2.08
earned run averaae in 65 1nn1nas
cntenna the playoffs. Al the plate,
Montaomery's slumped lately but
suJI maantaans a .279 averqc Wl\h 12
RBI and J 0 runs scored.
A varsity p1~chcr s ince his
sophomore scuon. La RufTa said
Montaomery's been a ·· .SOO pitcher
up LO lbts )ear.
.. People watch ham pitch, and we
don't score run,," laRufTa said. "1
can't remember a pme where we
blew someone out earl)' this )car.
,,..,. • .,. lff 8ARONS/13J
With Haflock batting in No. 9 spot,
it gave opponents no breathing room
1ty JON ffltGUSON
Of .... Olllll' ,_ MMr
Fountain Valley H1ah may posses
a baseball team where no ooc_p1'~r
stands out c early amona The pad(,
and first baseman Matt Hallock tnay
best rep~nt the Sunset l.uguc
champs who ha"e ~ the baton
for pme-w1nrun1 heroics. •
Barons Coach Ron LaRuffa firSt
statement to descnbe the 6-foot-3,
I 7 S·pounder is one heard often.
"We cert.alllly v.ouldn't be 17-
wuhout ham," LaRuffa said fint off
in 1alldn1 about ~OJor. If LaRufTa
were layina odds on whether he'd bt
sayina that at season's end tvdescnbt
bis firlt baseman. it would have been
a longshot When the team be&an full \\ ortcouts
in February, Halloc~ was jusl o ne of
the Barons' 16 seniors. a JUftlor
varsity player comjng off a successful
season, but one interrupted by an
inJUI'}' off the field.
In a lineup that mclude1 rctumina
C 0 \t·11 ·, C OH'' H
all-leaauers and last ~n·s county
home run champ, Hallock was in-
serted in the ninth spot 1n the order
lficr wnina the first bue job.
So wbo has bttn the Barons' most
consistent hatter? Halloc~. Who·~ had
the tnost olutch hits? Hallock. Who
has fielded almost flawle ly at fint
base' Hallock. "He's won four or fi ve ballpmis
with ~me-wann1na RBl," LaRufTa
saisj. '. He was ~mconc we were not
countana on. First base was a b11
question mark. Ever since be stc1>pcd
an dunna our first scrimmage against
La Quanta, he's pla~ed well with the
bat and the glo .. c."
Af\cr but1ns in the mid .400s
throuJb the second round of the
Sunset $CISOn,HalJock slumped in
the third round and tapered bke m\lch
of the aarons' lineup to settle tn at
.345. His other numbers include three
home runs. 17 RBI, sjx doubles, one
tnplc and 16 runs scored. • In the no n-le &ut season aptnsl
Rollina Hills. c.amt me 1111111nt po1ni
in prov1na .\he Job was tus. Hallock
said. He hit a wlo homer and the
game-w1nn1na RBl su~ ift \hit
etahth iMtna,.
1i1Uock•1 two-run double in the
first round apin.st WC'llmaaller
sparked a five-run outburst. ApiDSt
Edjson in t.M second round, be dlow----......
in five runs, ancludina a ~Ad .wn.
and scored the pmc-wmnU'I run.
Aside from ftirtina with the No. 6
and 7 spots an the order durina a
couple of pmes, HAilock ~· primar-ily hit from the bottom pc>tation.
··1 act up 10 second innins. and
there's always two or three mtten
ahead of me," Halfock said. ''They
would ~t on and 11 was always a
challcnae. I like the pttUurt ofhavinc
runners in sconna pos1t1on, and=
in No. 9 spot, you aet the
pitches."
LaRufTa wd. "Lately, t.e•s moved
up because other PCOOle ~n·t
doina the JOb. He's -definitely in a
slump now, so we moved him b9ck
where he's comfortable. He's 90nen
&ood·pitchcs down there too. So~
times, the v.orst thin& you can do it , .......... HAuocll/ut
. I ,.
• I or_,.. Coaat DAILY PILOT/ Monday, May f5. 1989
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·r \IO U I I \f.I I'
~odger~ats
wakeup for
9-0triumph
ly JfffF IMKI R ..... ' ..... ,.,_ w.--
PHILAOELPHtA -Aftera ~k without a run,
$Uddcnly it was JUSt like old umes for Los Angeles. The
Dodgers won and Orel Hershiser
DOOGIRS Sl..ATE pitched a shutout Hersh1ser threw a ~ ... ., . . to4kv-..11Ml •W two-hitter and Eddie Mu~· home-"'''""°~'· •.35• -red twice To Orive In fiH' run
Ml7-tHts, '3s• Sunday as the Los Angeles Dodaers :l:::':~PO,, ._3s• broke a 2S-inning scoreles streak
M20-E•PO,, 10;3s and beat the Philadelphia Pb1lhes M11-Ex~. 10.JS• Q..Q
•All KA8C (7901 •
• CMnntl ll "I don't know ho" much he ._ ______ makes. but he's worth it," Phillies
Manager Nick le} va said of Hershiscr. "I'd pa y him
~atever he wanted to play here."
Flersh1ser. who 1son the first year of a three-) ear. S7 9
million contract, pve up a third-inning single to Rick~
Jordan and an eighth-inning double to Stev~ Jeh1.
··1 didn't pitch well enough to pnch a no-hitter."
Hersh1ser said. "I had good stuff. but not reall~
unbel ievable stuff."
Hersh1ser, 5-3. su-uck out seven and walked fou r :is
he pitched his second shutout and com plete game 1h1s
season It was the 21st shutout of his rarcer
:Los AnJeles 1s familiar with shu1ou1~ ofla1c. but no1
on U\e winningcnd. The Dodgers wen-bc:a1cn '-Oand 2-0
b) the Phillies in the previous '''o games. Dodger-.
manager Tommy Lasorda took lo the third-base coach111p
box for the first time this year in an attempt to help his
team break out.
' ,.,LN•~·
Dodgers# Tommy usord• gives •ddt• Mur·
r•y th• 9tadh•nd after J·run home run.
Fehr criticizes ongoing
investigation of Rose
NEW YORK (AP) -Don Fehr, the exccuttH'
director of the player$' union. crit icized on unda>
baseball's investigation of Cmc1nnat1 managt:r Pete
Rose.
Rose has been granted a heanng Ma) :!5 b>
Comm1ss1oner .\. Bartlett Giamall1 10 answer
pmblU1gallcpt1ons. Rose would be \uspcnded for a
yearforgamblingon baseball or for ltfe for betllngon
Reds' games .
"You can draw the conclusion that then~ ha'i
~n a scnes of orchestrated leal.s." F.ehr said
Sunda) Olf.ht on ABC Radio's "Spcal.ang of
E"erythang "YoucandrJw 1heconclus1on 1hat the> thought
that they had a lot of evidence " Fehr stud "JI hasn't
quite turned out 1hat wa} and no" the) 'rl'. an a
quandry that there is a stain out there and that the)'
. may not be able to remove 11:•
Fehr also mdicatcd that Giamatti may have a
conflict of intcr~t in deciding the case. "We thought we'd ao out and change 1t around and
try to ~ct some luck a linlc bit.'' Lasorda said ... We
couldn t kcc the pace we were going."
---ros nae cs naa riOI score-din a ~lfinlaonol -
homered an 66 innings when Jeff Hamilton hit his first
home run of the season in tht second inning fqr a t-0 lead.
"He (Gaamatti)must be the pro~utor. he must
.ev,aluate the C\:idcnct as a..lun_; he must determine
whom to believe,'' Fehr said. "He must t en act as a
judae and decide "hetber or not ihat evidence
matches a violatioh of some provision of the rules." Los Anacles batted around in the fourth to chase Ale~
Madrid, 1-3, who allowed five hits and five runs m 3: 1
innings.
Miltc Marshall singled and Murray. who had one h11
in f8 previous at-bat, homtred ·for· a 3-0 lead. Mike
Scioscia singled, John Shetby walked and, one· out later.
Dave Anderson walked to load the bases. Hershiser hit an
RBI arounder and Chris Gwynn followed with an RBI
double putting the Dod~rs ahead 5-0. ...
"We had a windfall,• Hcrshiser said ... Hey. )OU had
to figure we were going to score some runs." .
·Murray hita three-run homerin the seventh ofTTodd
Frohwith and Sc1oscia bit his first homer th1'i 'iCason on
the next pitch.
"It was a lot betkr for the team than for me.
Hcrshiser said. "I like 10 sec that attitudc'changc and see
some smiling faces m the dugout."
Elsewhere Sunday:
Attnt I, C.. 1: In Chicqo. Mike Scott pitched a
four·hiuer for nis IOOth career victory. winning for the fifth time in six starts as Houston completed a rhree-game
sweep.
Scott. S-2, struck out six. walked none and allov;cd an
unearned run m his third complete game this season. He
has woo six of his last seven decisions against the Cubs
Reds 5, c..rdlaals t: tn St. Louas, Danny Jackson
allowed three hits in seven innings to win for the first time
since opening day as Cmctnnau com pletcd a three-game
sweep. Hcrm Wtnningam had four hats nnd Paul O'Neill
drove ti\ three runs.
Jackson, 2-6, struck out one and walked two 1n
w1nnin1 for Che firsi time 1n eight starts. John Franco
pitched the final I 2-J innings Tor his 13th 'save in 13
opponunitaes.
Br•vet I , Plraiea !: to Plnsburgh. John Smoltz
aJJowed four hits in seven innings to win for the fifth ttme
in six decisions as Atlanta won for the eighth time in 10
games.
Smolt!1 6-2. struck out fi.,e and walked six. Joe
Boever pitcned the nmth for his fifth save ·
0 0
Mer.a _!. Padres 1: In New York. Luts Salazar's error
on Mark Larrcon's .,ounder to shonstop with one out
and the bases loaded in the ninth allowed Len Orkstf\i&O
score.
Howard Johnson was thrown ou1 by nght fielder
Tony Gwynn in the fifth and the ninth.
Expos f, Gluts I: lo Mo~trcal. Oeonis Mart1nu
pitched fj" c-hit ball for eight innings and Andres
Galarraga and Tim Wallach hit run-scorin1 doubles.
Martinez. 3-1 . struck out seven and walked one. Tim
Burke pitched a one-hit njnch for his eiahth sa\.e.
In tht American Leaaue: · •
Twlas 13, Blue Jays 1: ln Minnesapolis. Fran~ Viola
ued a carttr-h1gh with I I strikeouts and Kirby Puckett
equaled a major league-rCC'ord for doubles in consccuu vc
sames wjth Slit_ as the Minnesota Twins trounced
Toronto. ladlus I, Tt1en I: In Cle~eland. Tom CJtnd101ti
aJlowed eight hits in 81'1 1nn1np and Pete O'Brien dro~c in
three runs with a homer and double as Cleveland beat
OetroiL
The Tigers have lost ntnc of their last 12 games and
have scored ap American League-low 114 runs in 34
pm cs.
WltlteSoa I, Ortolet 5: Jn Baltimore. Ivan Calderon.
Fred Mannquc and Ron K.Jttlc each hit two-run homers.
lcadinJ Chicaa.o past Baltimore. Kittle w.as 4-fof-5 with
three runs scored.
Brewen %, AtllleUct l: In Oakland. Glenn Braais.
who homered in the 1«ond innina. brokc a tie an the ninth
with a run-sconng single as Milwaukee beat Oakland to
snap a four-game losU'lg streak.
Marlous 4, ~ ~x S: Jn Seattle. Jam Pre Icy
.snap~ a s1>.th-inning tic with a run-scoring double and
rookie Oma.r V1zqucl hat a tw o-run tnple aco the Seattle
Manners beat the Boston Red Sox
Ellis Burks had tied the score 3-3 in the s1,.lh 1nnina
with a solo home run. his sixth. off starter Erik Hanson.
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Prep sues his coach, gets to play, .
responds with championship grade
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From TM Auocleted ''"' 1ourn.-imcn1. :.turd•>· O>.tord 'IA" th c of tus pl.l\Cf'J earn ~1
Al' Tl Te\ -Bi.id \m11'c,tm·-. ta I lei.. an\! 1..ilkJ. i cu: ul lhl' p111u,kM 111umrnl' n h1~ J
gradci. "l'l'cn't good l'Tiough t\l 1n1rrc\s lit\ )C.il •11 .\lamu f ki'h" U111 1~ .al.;c, "'I 1 hatt,•f'.\~\: 1 da\, high s1. hool 11.:nn1~ coach. but h1' <,late lltk'-h..: \.ltlJ ·
\\inning performance c.-crt:t1nl ) "as d r. • • o ~
1mp\OnJoaned tc:tmm31r Brian Mal'lltU\ 10 \\In till' "Yeah. I ccnainly hll\C tnl\e 11.:chna ,' \rnrt.l tolJ Clas~-'.\ <.tat1.' doubleHhamp10n\IUp \.1tu1J:t) \tmJ'l'IOn th1: \ n n1on10 l i"ht.
and ~tacbiu) of -\IJmo lk1ghl\ High \(11001 m \an Ch.lord \a1d he h;ill c-onlidcnc;e an thr olt~m l~ •
.\n1on10 beat fX.•n1\0n I lagh'~ doubk!> team [);1ntcl \\,,m:ll . ._ho had b\:en c.h~n lo 1alC' 1mpwn·,
The utk cnmt a do) uftcr a (Ourt 'tl tor\ ut :anulhl·r pla~c. "I 1hought he: wa\ read~ ffut oner "t f, t on th••
sort court I'm 101n1 to do "hit f can 10 tr; to "'"·
'itmpson 'iUl'l.l his '-'Oach and adm1n 1,1rn1or\ to .1llo" Duranii the two '"'l'cl..\ prcceJang the ~tole tour-
htm 10 rnmpl'lt.' m the \tatt' u.•nni<o HlUrnamcnt Jc.,p1tc & n;amcnt \1n1p,un \\J)n·r ~llo"c(j I<> tr:iin "11h h1sdouble.,
tla\ mg graili.::o. nH1t lctl hc!O\\ hi\ Cffi'ilh·, \t..1nd~1r(1'; -p,11tl'fl•I' •
.. , \\3S rl·alh proud of Rrad .. '><.llJ C(l.ll'h I .JI" .\nJ during the team's qu3ncrtinal anu ~m11inal
O'\ford Saturlla)." dc .. patc Ill\ l;i<il-mtnull' conll1d '"tf1 'llJorao nda\ O\IOrd s:tid C,ampwn'\ ru'ittne\\
Samp)on sho\\l'll Out du1'111g ':iturda) 't.S·6. 1:;. 6-4 "actor} O\.cr
S..mpson "'a' perm111eJ 10 pla~ altc1 St;i1&.· 01\t'll t Ocmwn·~ Todd ~prn~·er and 0 n1el ap:il. S1mp n
Judge Rol>'c ')1x·uu1 rukd lhl' w:ith', \l.1nd11rd') ''l'fl' an·ountl·d lor tno\t of the big point\.
unfau. ·I'll rt·mcm~r th!\ for the ~~l ofm life .. 1mpson
Simpson had a 1~ in f rrnd1 and d1c1111,1n 101 rht' s.rnl "I'd al-wa)\ 1cgrt•t not liJhtina for II "
l:m sa\-\\l•ei., grJdtng period \lahou&h ilk \u1rl·~ wl•rt In .i 11:,, "'ed., 'i1mp'ion "11l 1raduatC' from \lamo
at>o'c thl· )tatl'.'~ minimum f'il')\ang 1n11dl'linL'' for lh:aght'i Hcplan\to.llt(ndthcl nt\Cr~ll )olTe,astnlh<'
e\tr:llUffKUl,11 3lll\ 1t1,1..•co ()\ford \l't \131lllarll ... 111 .,, •If fall
lxlll't for ht'> ac.im to u.·maan d 1g1hlr 1n pla'
Bui \I\ \pc{1nr ... "l1J<hlrnd \poh'" ''-J\..4ll\la11.111d
th.11 ')\ate 'tanJaru'> 'upcrscdcd lhl'.m
The '.>late \\Jndard "'a' ~t 111 llll' I dulat1nn Rdn1111
,.\\ t of 19~~\ no-p.1"'· no-pl.I\ gu1ddt1l\
'-lampwn and \fal•htu\ holh \t-A•M' q11alilkd Im lhl'
tournaml·n1 h) "'inning J rt·~111nJI d11uhlt'' l h.1mr10n\htp la\I month 1 hc grad11111 rwrio<l r ndl·d ,1f11•1 '11w r1·i:1on;1l
Tway rallies to win Memorial
Bob Twa) b1rd1ed three ol the hm fin~iV·---
holcs Sunda). beating Fun} 7oellcr 1n _j
head-to-head duel to "'n the Memorial gol ~
tournament in Dubhn. Ohio .
T\\a) '"'' c htt approachl>s "''thin a t m h1utrc1ch run. then rolled 1n a 25-foot putt on the final hole
finishang offa 3-undcr-par69 on Jru:I. Nicklaus· Mu1rl'icld
Village Golf Club course •
Twa) earned h1' first \l('IOr) 'itnC<" 1he 1986 PG·\
chami»Oflsh1p \\uh u four-roltOJ 1otnl of 11-under·JXlr
:?77
Zoeller. "ho led through the fiN ahrce rountb
<.1mpl> '-'Olikl not match Twa) ·, heroics on the l IO\IRl!
holesond g•nc him a h1gh-fi\e after TWa\ 'Hlo 1ntt hmhl
Zoeller. al~ a non-wannt'r since 1486. matched par
\I.Ith an and \\3) l\I.') shOtS back at :!79
Pa) nc Stc"-an. "'ho stal'\ed the da~ ninl'. \huh b:il I..
shot a bogc) -frl"C 65 and "as third at :?~I
Jn the Ll>t,A
•\ind~ Rmck rurted 1n a ~CJ.foot b1rd1l'. pull on tht·
l61h hole to t:tkc control and capture thl· ~75 fl(.(J
Chl\Slcr-Phmoulh Cla sic b) '"o 'ltrokcs for hn li1st
LrGA '1ctOI') 1n t"o Jl'3" •
Laura DJ' 1cs or (n&Jnnd, "ho cha!J('(f RJrad. all
afternoon along \\1lh Shem. S1e1nhauc-r fini.,ht·d \4.'\••nll
one-shot ahead of dcfend1ng champion anr~ I niw1 .rnd
.\lice R111man
Ra nck. "'ho had a ~hare of lhl· lead m .111 1hll •
round\. had a tin.ii-round I-under-par 7! and fin1\hcd 1h~
54-holc l'\'Cnt on the B:tmm Hollo'\ C oun1n C luh in 5-
undcr 214
On the senior' ur\ u1\
• Oa"e I titl .... atchcd :t'i ( h1 ( h1 Rodrtl!Ul'/ ntl\wd a
I 2-foot par putt. tht'n 'ianlr. a .S-foottr on 1 ht• 1h1 rd '1nltl•'n
dcathhokto~intiu:S400()(X>S1 < hm111rhlr'>< l,1...,1• 1n
Mal\.crn, ra.
H 1JI. who collttted S60JJOO for 1 hl' \ ll 1 nn. .in~I
Rodnauc1 fin1shcd regulation pl.1 1tl'U ,11 a 4-undl·r·r>.tr
206 for the S.S-holc tournaml'nta1 thd hc-\lt'r Valle' c ,011 Club .
want \0 finish m.~ CO>rttr here r'dictn•t Wint to aoanywhert~lse. lt'saood to get lhl\OUtOftheY..a)."
-Onie Saldi of the 'it Lout\ Cardin.al~ after
si1n1n1 a tw<>-)Car COi\ tract C'ltension Saturda) for a
1u1nantecd $4.3 m1ll1on.
Calgary one-up on Montreal
CALGARY. llx'rta -Euctl) "'hat th'-=---
CaJpry Rames didn't want to h:.appc-n, .~
htppcncd-.---
The Montreal C'onac.ltcni. who protcet a
ooe-&oal lead better th.rn an) 1cam tn the tll ntcd d
only 2:43 to get a 1-0 cdgl'. 'unday night an C.,. me I of thl·
Stanle)' ('up linal~
The pre~ ure was 1nuned1111rl) on the flaml-1. tX>th
ofTcn n el) and drien 1 "el)
"You don't w•nt to a>"e a tv.o·goal lead to t1n~b<xJ)
ceruunl) not Montrtal," Ca.lgan coach ferl) < fl'il' ,,aid
So C nsp unlca hed l\l Ma<:fnna~ and h1~ bh~Mr1n1
!)lap hot. Maclnni scored t"'ice 1n a I 42 11p.1n. hcl1,.nr
the flames to rcco~cr for a '\-:? \1<:tOI).
lronlllll)'. Maclnni lhou.aht he m1aht he th<' a.ame·\
gollt. tcphanc Rllhtr had 6rcc1cd l)OlSt tht' Calpr)
dercnstman to ~n-the o~nana go l.
"I hO\C nobod> to blame bu1 m)sclf (for the one· o:>I
deli al)," he id ... fhc) wt re on the p<>~tr play and I
tried 10 stand up too much. With Richer·,. ~ be iota
step on me ind beaf me to the out 1dc.''
It look onl)' a httlt more than four m1nutci ro1
Muclnn1 to atone for his m1~takc With the A me1 on 1
power pla). be put c\.crythans into 1 •O..foot 'ilap hot
from the hill\ slot and beat aoahe Put11d.: Ro> low lo the
5\ICk 1de.
"It ccrta•nly was a rtlaef. t fc:h hkc f o~cd the te.m
one," said Madnn"· owner ofonc of the Nttt:s b1gc 1
'lap shots, who has it lea t one point 1n 12 'tl"ILIJht pmt1
and lead the Flame with 24 point
0:..ford'~ tu1ure ho"l"\l'f t\n I as sd 'x:H•r..il of h1\
pl.1 ~~·~1. p.trc.'nh .;irt· hop1ns hc"ll de&:.1<!4: lo IC4\c th4·
'>dlOol
"That'll be deudt•d 1n 1ht• luturt• ·()\ford ~'\id ''I'll
JU\I un" ind here a ltlll<' h11 · Q,ford 'iatd he II ask thl· \lanw tlc1ghh l>i\trn:I
Hoard uf T ru,tl'e" 10 'utc in wppoll of the ' Jang ruk
requiring ;:i minimum 75 a'erng.t in 1:'e" cour'iC
I\ Tiit: 81.t >\('HERS
-•:is.;::-.----.
Cardinal nets NCAA crown :
Fountain Vall.cy~~ b1e GrahDm. who
tin1\hl·d ~7-0 -11 .No 4 sinalc hcll)C.'(f • * r S1anlor<l re ord a 5~ 'actor') over UCLA l
durina the Cardinal's fourth 1ra1an1 NC i\ > ~omen's 1cnn1$ champ1onsbip. downina Stella S:unpru
6-l. 6-3 10 Oa1nes\1lle. Aa.
• Huntin,ton Beach' Make Holmes fi~ •·I S2 fo1 l
~ \ cnth pla"-c. and C 1~ 1cu\ \u~un Maki '"s th~ f
trolcc\ oock at I SS at the Edatv.ood l 1f\O( JuniorCla~ IC I
1n tatchnc, ~c' conduncd b) thC' mcncan Junior
C1olf '\\\oc11tion Matt Ma~luk of Boulder (it). e\ .
\.anll. a ~().foot hmJ1e pun on the final ttolC' to <:..iphir<' thi:
C\\!l\l lor IS·l8 bo)S. . ~:ulul.. b1rc.hcd the 14th and I Sth holes to pull e,tn~
"-1th Em Schroetkr of .\lamcd1. and· Joon Ltt ul
Fullerton
Holme' h.ad,. 1 7-7S and \1~~1·, round v.cre 8f)..1S
8 Bruer Ku \\Cll of Mo~\ uke. Wa h .. "on the
SI 1,000 Buc.J"'t1\tr Opt'n at "t 1mht-r Lane\ rn Ponlaod
Ore 1u claim h1\ fou rth Profc\\1onal f\o\\-lt'"' " 1a\1on 1'onhv.r\t rcj1onJI tatlt'
Ru ~II clatmC'd th e $2.CO) first·Dlaet pmc b\
-4 ·I aW'la s~kc ~"l ~ ~ \ham -ru. . .J2&, an-t-ht
champ1onih1p final eou~,. C'arntd s 1.200 for nd . a J 1) tkracr on his Orn AmC'nctn t11le bca11na
la"son Dunt:in 6-4 6-3 tn the .. '>th • C l:a\ C'Ourt '
Champion haput hie of Palm' C · •
Bera.er. k'cJrd s1\th. "':IS more patient ~nJ m.idc
ft ~cr crror lh3n Duncan an a match hctv.ttn l\\O former
( !ems.on \tar\ th tn "'" dela\C'\J an h<lur ~au~ ot nun
• F ormc.:r \\. ortd &\IOI \\ornauon fc3thc~ei1ht ch~nip1on ,t ... , 1c Cru1 Ooottd Tr.11.:)' Ham\ Panc~n an
the c1&}lth ruunJ and controlled the rt\\ of the fiaht to ~1n a 10-rounJ phi c.2 1:1 ion in <\tlant1\: Cit).
( ruL. 33·3 "'"h I .. nocll.outco dropped P.mcrsan
\\-ttb a left hook an the fin.ll minute of the round."
PattefiOn, ~ho cuntrolkJ the ~rt) poin of thr fiah1. ro~ 1u the ~oun1 of three and cndum.I ( rw·, oMlauaht 00111 the bell.
Sunday Siience lnjeopardyJ
BALTIMORE -Kentucky Dtrby v.1n·
ner undl) atcncc ha 1 bru1~ foot that ~ .......
couldJCOPlrdile h1 llrt 10 nc~t etkcnd's ~
Pre1knHJ at Ptmhco. tM lt'M'k said unda)I.
AhhouJh the problem in ht'l nsf\l front foot WU
d\&r1Cten1cd u manor. unda) alencc's trau\C'f Charl9' WhininJha~. •id the colt could not afford to m1 100
much Lrain1na umc in prtparalJon for turda).$ Prc.akncu
"I could m1 s •-o daJs w1lhCM1t a ~ ·bu' J
voouldn"l mt •n>mo~,···~1umn~m »id .. Yo~ don't
tile slioncun to bit rattS ... The omy wa) to pb) this
Pint' 1• to ho~ ror the bnt and ~ torw wotK:.~
Sunda> Saknce. •bo won ttw·May 6 Oirtiy'Wr 2¥1
Jcnath' O\icr odd.J.on favonte Easy Gott, "*' lfbedlikd
to llJIC?POI\ Monday and Tue•>· then work fh~tht oh mile oh Wtdnauy.
Whminpam said tw taUfd lhc blacksmith oft
Saturday and hid tJa;C .iboc ttmoved ftOm su.da> Siknce's ,., forefoot.. -•
.. He ~tjmt ha~ I 11ont bN •M's CICMDi• IOI bNd," Wlaltuftlbam said. .. You can't m oa it. We,,.. bun .. "'°"' 9u • c-.. lb6el ..._,. • ..._ • IOl'lat• OUL
0 .. 1, ...... ~ .. .,. Oa.1let H.,..,.,
Marina ~ H lth 's Cher okee P•rks fron ts Soviet Kah tc• We1tche1ter"1 Z•n M ason takes po11e11Jon o ver a Soviet
Shen9•tl• fteft). Pa;k1 scored 8 and h eld She ngella to 15. defender In 127 ·99 U.S. triumph over tourin g Soviets.
Soviet juniors can't matc.h U.S .
·an-stars' fast break, or it's punch
in J 27-99 Slam-n-jam win at UCI
By !D ZINTEL
0.., 'Wot G0t1e .. -1C
OK. comrades. chalk one up for the
Yankees.
No, not the New York Yanl.ee~. but
the Yankees who made up the
SoulhemCalsfom1a lam-N-Jam All·
Stars.
Those arc the top high school
senior basketball pla)crs (plu~
Manna ~phomore Chcn;>kec Parks)
They ~t the So\.1ct Junior 'la11onal
Team. 127-99, Sunda) nigh1 at LC
I nine's Bren Events Ccntcr. lc1l\ ang a
crowd of 2,201 proud of their bo)s
and the v1sl\ol'\ a lmlc rtd with en\'.
Zan Ma.son ofWcstche te'r H1&h tn
Los Ao&clcs led all scorers ~llb 28
point Tra9 Murra>, the Cahfom1a
Pl*)'cr of the Year from Glendora
H1&h added 25. The 6-foo1-7 Mason
and the 6-8 Murra> both arc heac.kd
to UCLA l1l 1he fall
"lf l ~ert (UCLA coach) Jim
Hamck. l \\Ould be' cf) ha pp),·· said
U.S. Coach Bob Go1theb "\\.1th
th~ pla)crsi. the Bruins are 101na to
be at the top tor a number of )ca~ If
lhey can JCl Cherokee Park . the~ 'II
be a Fanal Four team for sure "
Parks. the t.tllest pla)er for 1he t
I.I 6-foot-11, bu1 al o the > ounge\t b)
two )cars. slarttd the pmc and
fini h~ with 8_po1nh and 11 re·
bounds. .
•• 1 thoupt t bcrokcc: pla) cd reall)
well, cons1denna he v.as the least
~pencnccd of an)Ont." Gonhcb
said "I wondered ho~ he would hold
upqa1nst the b11 men. but he did ju ... t
fine ·
.. 8) the ume he vaduatc • I fiaure
Cl\~okcc will be the bt's1 b1a man to
come out o( Oranae Count). bar
none ..
To ha credit. Parlr.s h d the
HA[; OCK . ,rom at mo"c someone up 1n th<" orc.Jcr .. ,, v.as mostl) v.orl. ~11h tn)'
1w1na. .. Hallock ~1d. ·" lot of the
awa.n1 came throuah (bathna coach>
Chuck John~n. He v.orkcd a lot -.1th
me after pracllcc. ac1una me to '1•nd
trai&ht I •H ltan1n1 oHr and
1ettanaJammed a lot ••
With a new (o&ch 1n LI Ruff• and a
new l)Slcm, tt v.Js um<' 10 prove
b.imtelf. And after men11on1n1 a
•him that he 1111t1tcd 10 aucnd
Mill0"8n, La Ruffa C'ntettd a """ snouvaoonal chaJkner. .. Hcl&idbcdicln•t-ana to~nd me
io M.i 11aeouri hlltiQI the wa)' ~ -.u:· HauGck iiiCS ... fhat ~ mohva"°°
\0 hat ~tu1 or at ln.i act 1\arted It ... cmr Of hlrn'I IO PfO\C ourwlf
uncnHablc task Of &~rd1ng th(•
ov1et's lop pla)er, Kahka hcn3ehn
a wlidl) bu1h 6-8 forward who 1s
hsted as a 17-)car-old but looks and
pla) s much older. Shenaclta scored I ~
points and had sax rebounds but he
alone could not hold back back th<'
Oood of Amencan talent
Wuh the more loosl) structured
1n1ernauonal rules in efTcc1. ofTenSt·
was a1 a premium The L S an
particular JUSt couldn't get enough of
11 The) ran. slammed and Jammed
past the v.caf) Soviets. who arc in the
midst of an I I -game tour of the l ' S
an IS da)s The) pla) an Memphis on
Tucsda)
"We went shopping with the o-.1et
coaches toda) and the) told me.-tha1
their kid ~ett sufTcnng from Jet lag ...
Go1theb said. •
There was nothan& lagang about
the pla> of the () . howe"er Tht'
Amcncans v.ore down 1hc.-.taller.
slov.cr So' 1cls .... ith a fast-break gamt'
featunna the quick Mum). Ma~n
and guard Terr) Cannon from
Crcnsha.,.. High.
f orward Anurus Kam1sho,a\. the
SoHets' leadingscorer"uh 23 points.
helped has team to a I f>-15 lead But
Mason sco~ on break-av.a} \lam
dunk and lhe .\mencans never tnukd
ancrihat
he . cd at halffimc, 6904 and
nc"er did \top runnina av.a) from the
So .. 1ets
Mason. who had a pme-h1ah I
rebounds. ~u \Oled the mo 1 \.Cllu-
ablc pla) er for the l 1 hen1eha v. a\
MVP for the \ 1ets
··Their CU ) qu1cknc!>s v.as the
difference... said 5ov1c1 coach
Vladamir Obukho\. through an 1ntct:·
f)Tetcr "Remember. thou&h. that v.c
ha"c: had hard c1rcums1.tn cs The
1our 1s vc.-. 1ntens(•, pla\ ing game
after game v.11h lots of fl)lna Wt.' do
not ha\I~ enouJ!h ttmc to recuperate
af\er the game •
I he ~v1c:ts dro' e to Orange<. oun-
l) from n D1l·go on 5unda\ after
lhC)' defentc.·d a . an Diego all-star
team on aturda' night 1 he> arc 1-4
on the tour
"This l .~ team as nccllcnt •·
Obukho' said ""f'rom m' heart. I
coniratulate the team and 1t\ coaches
I laked number 32 (Murra>) 'Cl)
much t lc 1s a tough pla\ er "'ho can
do e\Cf) thing on the court ·
The L'S shoto,er47 percent from
the floor and cgw:ie I 1-of-21 thrtt·
point shots
Murra). v.h o a'eragrc.J 44 point\
during the regular h1&h 5<hool sca\<rn
this yffr. made S-ol· 10 from three·
po1n1 range
"You ha\C 10 g1H ill 101 of l rt•c.Jq to
frac),'' Gottlieb said "He "3'> <;0
un~lfish anJ set the tone
"W11h limited pracucc 11ml·. v.('
had 10 stress conda uonang II "'"' daffic.ult to get our half-court game
going. \O v.e cmpha itcd a running
up·tempo game I c·oulc.Jn 't ~ proulkr
o 1he kids ..
Murra) said th~ game "a' lun w
pla} "I got a chance to -.ce ho" 1\'r,
going tol>C in-ffi<' lu1urc -11e '>Ji\f an
rcfcrcnct' toJllas future l 'C L .\ tt'Jnl-
matcs. ~aw.n and M1tchdl Rut kr
who \Cored 11 points "I'm looll.an~
forv.ard lO pla) UlJ m college. I "'mdd
JUSt hke to see LJC'L get Pa rk\ ..
l v.o other pla)cr\ from Oranae
C ou nl). Make Frohn of Ocean \ iev.
and Rick S"'anv.icl. of Trabue<' I hit\.
sav. action. ~v.anw1ck \(.'OrC'd 7 ptllnl\
and had 3 rebound Frohn pl 1\l"d '''
minutes and did not ore UCl·boun d Rick Swanwlck.
aJI O\cr ap1n. It ~as &ood to hue a
challcnl" Ii.kc that."
H" aoab \\ert 10 ha'-c a 1ood 1enior season. hc_lp the ttam make 11
to the C"IF pl&)om and cam a collqc
scholarship 10 pla) bateball
three all season He "'cnt about I IJ ladder in thi: 'l<X II.room al 1hc thratcr
pmci. before be made on<'. and he'' v.hc.rc.· hl· "'ori.., anJ b~akina hi\
field1na a lot of chan~s. becau\e our shouldl·r and four rih\ landing on
p11chersaerve up a lot of aroundball\ \omc < 0-~ tan!.'
Aptnsl Westminster. he com~ on But he 1c.·turnt•J to hi.t\l' n stronit
the ba& 10 \al a runner and then fin1\h anJ \\orkt·J h.irJ on his h1111n1
thro"'s to 1h1rd for the doublt' pla\ .. an thr oil \t·a~on Rl' pla)cd fir t bas.c
Halloc;k's 1uttc has e~c«d ·d has A )Cir aao. the ~nior' cnu111 for lorma f , •untain \: alk') C th
tApcciauon • and no" Cal late LA •ould h.a' c been unpttdu. table Ht J...cnt '-l·ll 1n thl· R.inlho nti. 10
and Cal Poly n I u1 Obnpo arc btt an the tu&h ~. but ml ~ the umm r kaguc and v.orked 1n the
re ru1ltnJh1m -1helatttrhold1n1an month of ifarch af'cr f•llm1 ofT ll caac~
cdar \\&th the J.6 GP student who •--------------------------p~ns to tud) law.
.. Comin11nto this )car. he "'a not BARONS a prospect. and now he·, 101 a couple
of pco.pJc intcmtcd in tum;· laRuffa f rom I t
said. ''Tha1·uu from play1na ~cu thas Ste~e has been real con,, tcni
season Hcurne into this ttason aun ahrouah tM \tar. "eral tames ~
unknown. We ~n·1 c'pte't"'& bia came out 1n the fifth or Sllllb inn1na. num~ out ofh1m. but ht c:ertau\l~ and v.-e'd scott run 1n the bottomm
p1d.cd up the slack.'' . the si\tl\ or ~\cnth to ~m."
.. n ... ·1 \M di~ bet-een • MontiomCf) wd 'I,,,.. .. 1ry1n1tou
champioMlup ~ and fintlh•nt bard earl)' 1n the )tar. t &ncd 10 rel \
1«ondorth1 rd Gu)shhthat ha\CtO near 1be cnJ and 11'\ bttn v.ork1n •· come thf'OUlh. <Catchff Ma~) Dodd ' hit nu1e bom runt 1a\t year. but While Montaomcrf fas1ball I\ not
DCOOk dictn·i 11 .. c ham a chlntt to O\trpO~cnnJ, about 4 or .S male but LIM.a &b1 ,c.v." • per bcwr on frida). h1 \lidcr ofkn a
I fbM bl~ he's been 1 tohd d0mina11n, out·pttch at a ul 4 pctf'onner m1tft pc-r hOur. and he ~• at up \Wll
• •11h the ctaa ... up and thall. "ttt•t beea a ,~ k at I.he c:ot'Mf'." LaJluffa 1d col~ out arc
Lal1dla Mid. "'Laart,, ht' made a unnnted n Of cnon. bU1 1h01C are h11 onl)' '"H~'> '°' nttUent controf. •h1ch
ers S\Neep at Pacific;
t\ h1i 'trcnath. hu1 ht' \·an hu\l ~oplc
in.,1dc v.11h thl· ch.in1t·up and 1h;in
v.;hat \Ch up thl' \ladcr a¥.1l\," La
RurTa ~1J "l.,~·nlx>d\ hk~ ham ..
Once he tilh out. he'll ha\ I! a hcttcr
fa tN.11 :·
tn Foda) • p mc. he did a m:i\tCr·
fUIJObof It, \ll1k1ng OUI 1hr \Ide 1n the
st ond and )i \th 1nnan1\. 1n the K'<:ond 1nnana. he c-aupl the first t\\o
battrr cha 1n1 a $hdcr "h1ch broke
oui of tlmr reath The third \1Ct1m
wa frozen b> a lir11-p1tch ta th.all,
then • ichcd t o \hdcn bcfi rt
look1!lt at a fbtbatl do"n thc m1ddk
ot the plate for tn~c thrtt. • ror the n, MOnl&Omcry ha\
a"cra b 7 tnkwut anJ I. 7 ~1llks
per SC\Cn 1nmn J rt~}. he thrt\'
JUlt ? I ~t hn f riJa> -1ndudent 40
itnkci aand JUSI 22 balh. -for an •"enwt of 10 pitch JJCr inn1n end
mtsttd the Plate onh tour tames 1n th
third, fourth and fif\h 1nnins: Hc had
a hntrc tl'OUbk an tht rin1. but Y.'U
unt®(hable until \1t'l"lid c ~hom·~
o hOmt'r 1n the' tt\tnth
• nd wt\h the '1 t , the Barons
Cdtbraeed &heir firM nttt Lasue
litlc m 10 )aft Now. Monteo.mc'f)
hOpn to kttP the hot mak ao1na to
bo1Wr "" lllron\1 •).'Off hopn
Orenge CoMt DAil Y PILOT I~. ANy US, .. •
ICOHf\(,
Pirates' frosh sparkle;
JV eightjust misses out
The Daly ~lot R~pa\s, Lars C. aroe. Rob Jordan, Bo
ACRAMENTO -Oranac < oa t Purt1c, Ja~ H.nct, Bnan Da)'. Bob
ollcac completed a ht&hl)• t.u cc ful Re}nold and coitswa1n Chad Nel50n
crew iCISOn unday here at the pulled lhrouah 1be waters and ob-
Paca fic Coast Ro .... 1n1 Cham-v1ou~ly hsltncd to their coach's pre-pion~h1p on Lake Netome 1a}.1ng race anstrucuons
three ilvcrs and a gold. but as the "Befort they left the dock f told
Pirates' coach. DaH urant put 11. 1hem thas as one of the 1h1np )ou
.. Really, It was two ~•her o ne aold throw )Our heart into and let your
and one very, ncarl)-gold ,. bod> follov. Just row until )OU P.u
Coast's freshman et&ht 1001. the 'out, · said Grant. .
crown, lead1n1 all 1he v.a). and When the} wcrc finished two W'Ct'C
prompt101 veteran tanforcJ Coach an a tate of dl)·heavina and a thtrd rm Orc)fuss to ~). ~1 lhtnk tne. acluall) diopa ~ OU l1l Wha1was a
Coast freshmen e1aht is the best supreme effort
freshman e1&ht f',c e'er sttn on the "It was JUSt a tbrilhna race," wd
Pacific Coast .. Gran I, "and so exc1t1°' for our auys. ..
The crew of k.ylt'.' Enger, Nate Wasb1naton repeated as overall
Collar. can NacholM>n. Ed Turner. Pac1fic-IO Conference team cham-
JcfT Lundwall. ·Ram~) Madsen. p1onla. and UC Sani.t Barbara won the
Charlie tewart. Tom M11chell and Western Jntcrcollt11atc Rowina As-
coxswarn Todd Alnander recorded a r;;oc1at1 on team champ1onsh1p fo r the
cloclang of 6 07 on the 2.000-mctl'T second consccuuve )Cir.
course. leaving Washington m 1he UC LA ct a course record wnh a
wale of a li\l"·SCC'ond defeat Cah-11mc of 5-m1nute , 45.8 seconds 10 forru~. Stanford. UC LA and Oregon talc thr Pac1fk Coast udc for the
tate trailed Washington. thnd 'it ra1ght ~ason. Sccond·Sttdcd ~ut the big one that aot av.a> anJ \\.-a!>h1ngton came in just two-tenths
which commanded a area1 deal of of a '>t·cond later Cafifomia, seeded
a11en11on. v.l·re the efforts of the J\ No .1 tool 1he bronze medal wtlh c1~t. "h1ch lost b} a half-second 10 5 5~ . Wa~ington. some fi"e feet a race "1 hats "hat "'e y,crc cxpectin'-"
some 6.000 feet in length · l t I \ < uach Zenon 8abraj said. "Lo.~ang 1n rhe last fhc li.•et is n "\\ c \\l"rc C'\J)('Clang a two-boat race.
killer. s.i1d C1rant "The onl) thing \\-t' hadn't met head·IO-hcad th1s
that v.as "rong 1s that the) d1dn'1 get \Car l:iu1 tha1 "as the 1dca.,.e1ot from
Washington's .,h1rts. because 11 \\t\S ihc timt'' l'Jch boat has had.·
the <'\lraordin.i11 race of1he da' · L .ht \lJt l c L.\ beat the Huskies
Sophomurl'' John No,al. <htp h~''''l <<llth
~~~~~~~~--
Here' the l w-paym nt, low-
int.erest, no-fee way to incremte
your buying pow r. when )QI
need money, don't look any
farther than y ur own front~
Just give us a crut .~ ..
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-Oren,ge Coeat DAil. y PILOT I Monda)I, May 15. 1989
·1 \IOU I I \t.t I'
Dodger bats
wakeup for
9-0~riumph
ly JIF~ 8.AJtKER "•d,.,_ ...... w...,
PHJLADELPHrA -After 1 week without a run.
suddenly it was just like old umes for Lo~ Angeles. The
Dodgers won and Orel Hcrsh1scr
DOOo•RS SLATB pitcheda shutout Hersh1scrthrewa 'tod&Y-:::,v 4.J.5• tw<>-h1Uerand Eddie Murr'l)'_hom1:-
Mlr-Me1,, us; red twice to dnvc in live runs ~~~''· • 3s Sllnday as the Los Angeles Dodgers
Ml.-!llPOt. us• broke a 25-inning scoreless streak
M.20-ewoo,, te>-.3S and beat the Philadelphia Phrll1cs Mll-E•PO•. 10.35• 9-0
• AH KA8C 17901 · • c11anMt 11 .. 1 don't know ho\\ much he
-------makes. but he's wonh 11," Phillte~ Manager Nick 4yva said of Hersh1ser 'Td pay hrm
whatever he wanted to play here."
Hersh1ser. who is on the first yearofa three-) car. S7 9
million contract. gave up a third-inning single 10 Rick)
Jordan and an eighth-inning double to StC\C kltL.
"I didn't pitch well enough to p11ch a n<rh1tter."
Hersh1scr said. "I had good stuff. but not rcall)
unbelievable stuff"
Hershtser, 5-3, struck out SC\'en and ''alkcd four as
he pitched his second shutout and complete game this
season. It was the 21 st shutout ofh1s career
Lt>s AnJeles ts familiar with shutouts ot late. but not
on the winntogend. The Dodgers were beatl·n J-Oand 2-0
b) the Phillies in the previous t\\O games. Dodgers
managrrTommy lasorda took to the 1hrrd-base coach1n11
box for the first time this year in an attempt to help his
team break out.
"We thought we'd 10 out and change 1t around :ind
try to ~t some luck a little bit." Lasorda said. "We
couldn t keep the pace we were going."
Los Angeles had no\ scored tn a wec'lc and bad not
homered in 66 innings when Jeff Hamilton h11 his first
home run of the season in the second inning fQr a t-Olead.
Los Ansel es batted around to the fourth to chase Ale'
Madrid, 1-3, who allowed five hits and five runs in 3~ 1
inn~
Mike MarshaJlsingled and Mumy. who had one h11
in 18 previous at-bat, homered for a 3-0 lead. Mike
Scioscia singled, John Shelby walked and, one out later.
Dave Anderson. walked to load the bateS. Hersh1scr hit an
RBI arounder and Chris Gwynn followed with an RBI
double, putting the Dod .. ers ahead S-0. ·
"We had a windfall.' Hershiser said ... Hey. )OU had
to figure we were aoing to score some runs."
Murray hit a thrcc~run homer in the seventh ofTT odd
Frohwith and Scioscia hit his first homer this season on
the next pitch.
"Jt was a lot better for the team than for me,
Hershiser said. "r like to sec that attitude change and see
some smilina faces in the duaout."
Elsewhere Sunday:
Altnt I, C.. l! Jn Chicaao. Mike Scott pitched a
four-hitter for his 100\h career victof). winning for 1he
fifth time in sax. staru as Houston c<>m plcted a rhrce-game
sweep.
Scott, 5-2, Slruck out six, walked none and allowed an
unearned run in his third complc\e game this se~n. He
has won sill of his last seven deosions against the Cubs
Reels $, Carcl.laal1 Z: In St. Louis. Danny Jackson
allowed three hits in seven innings to win for the first time
since opening day as Cincinnati completed a three.game
sweep. Henn Winningam had four htts and Paul O'Neill
~ . -u.. • ..-.
Dod9era· Tommy Lasorda 9tve1 Eddie Mur·
ray the gladhand after J·run home run.
Fehr criticizes ongoing
investigation of Rose
NEW YORK (~P) -Don Fehr. the cxccu11 ... e
director of the players' union. cnticiwd on undn>
baseball's 1n,esugatton of(1m.mna11 manager Pete
Rose
Rose has been granted a heanng Ma) 25 b)
Commissioner A. Ba11leu G1ama111 to ans"er
gambltngallcgatrons. Rose would be ~uspcnde<Hor a
)Car for gamblrng on base: hall or tor life for bc:ttmg on
Reds' games.
"You can draw the tonclus1on that there has
been a senes of orchestrated leak'> ... Fehr ~aid
Sunda) n1~.h1 on AB\ Radio's "Spcak tog of
Ever)1htng.
"You can dra" the condu<;mn that the) thought
\hat the) had a lot of evidenl'e," Fehr \aid ... It ha~n·t
qutte turned out that "'a)' and no" the) 're 1n a
quandry that there 1s a stain out there and that they
may not be able to remove it."
Fehr also lfldicated that G1amall1 may have a
conflict of interest in deciding the case.
.. He (G1amatt1) must be the prosecutor, he must
evaluate the e"tden~ as a 1uf): he must determine
whom to beheve." Fehr said. ··He must then act as a
JUdge and decide whet.her or not that e' 1dence
matches a v1olat1on of some provision of the rules."
Meta 2, Padres 1: rn New York. Lu1sSal.azar's error
on Mark Carrcon·s grounder to shonstop Wllh one out
and the bases loaded in the ninth allowed Len Dykstra to
score.
Howard Johnson was thrown out by nahL fielder
Tony Gwynn in the fifth and the ninth.
E.spo1 4, Gluts S: Tn Montreal. Dennis Man1nc2
pnched fi\c-hit ball for e1gf\t inninas and Al1drcs
Galarraga and Tim Wallach hit run-scorina doubles.
Martinez. J-1 , struck out seven and walked one. Tim
Burke pitched a one-lut ninlh for hts ciatuh save.
In the Amencan League:
Twta1 ll, Blae Jays I: fn Minncsapohs. frank Viola
tied a career-high with I I strikeouts and K.Jrby Puckett
equaled a ma1or league-record for doubles in consccutt\e
games with s1x as the Minnesota Tw•ns trounced
Toronto.
lltdius I, Tt1er1 3: In Oc"eland. Tom Cand10111
allowed e1gh~ts in 8'1'1 tnningsand Pete O'Bnen drove tn
three runs with a homer and double as Cleveland beat
~~L •
The Tigers hhe lost nine of\heit last 12 pmcs and
have scor~d an Amencan l..eag~-ID'°' 11 4 runs in 34
pm es. W~te Sox I, Or1ole.t 5: In 8all1morc, I van Calderon.
drove in. three runs. f
Jackson, 2-6, struck out one and walked two in
winnina for the first time in eiiht starts. John Franco
pitched the final I 2-3 innings tor his 13th save in 13
opportunities.
Fred Mannque and Ron Kittle each hit t~o-run homers.
leadina Chicago past Baltimore. Kittle wa'I 4-for-5 with
three runs scored.
Brewers t , Alllletln I: In Oakland, Glenn Braggs,
who homered in the second inning. broke a ti~ an the r11nth
with a run-..conn& stnaJe as Milwaukee beat Oakland Lo
Brans 5, Pirates J: In Pittsburgh. John Smoltz
allowed four hits 1n seven innin~ to win for the flfth time
in six decisions as Atlanta won for the eighth time in 10
games.
Smoltz, 6--2, struck O\Jt fhe and walked six. Joe
Boever pitched the ninth for his fiflh save.
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Prep sues his coach, gets to play,
responds with ch"ampionship grade
From The A.Uodated Pren
ll TIN. Tex. -Rrad "i11T11N>n'\
gr;u.ki. "cn:r\•t aooJ enough to lnlfll('\\ "'" •.• htJh !.ehOOl lennt~ <.oach but hr \l<!le trtk-,,,.,-_
\\ 1nnrng performance n.•m11nl) "'1"·
·1mp\on Joined wammatc Rnan \l:1cb1u, 10 ''in thi:
(. l:l\\ 4 \!>late double c:hamp1on\h1p \J1urJJ) \1m1N>n
and Maeb1u!I of -l.lamo lfctght\ Jt 1ah <;('hool 111 Cian
.\ntonro beat r>cnt!IQn High' doullk'i team
The 111k cumc 11 <la> aftc:r a t.ourt 'll tOI) ol unu1hc1
~Ort
1mp'>on 'lued hi\ c:oat:h :ind admtn1\tratnf'<i 10 ;1110"
him to compc'tl' 1n lhct.'>tllte 1c:nnl\ tournament Ul''Prtc
h.aHnsgr.ade .. that Tdl hclu" hi' \oJth\ '>tanJard\ ·
··1 \\U!I rL·all) proud <'f Rr.1d .. '>.ml rnal'h l +ltr)
Q,lord :11urda~ Jc: .. p11c h" la\t·m1n111c: t'tlDOtl t \\llh
1mp!>on
S1mp!>On "a~ pcrrn111cJ 10 pl:t) ttlk1 "1a1c D1\trK 1
Judgl' Ro~· "JX'l101 rukd thl· luad1' \landard' were
u11fo11 . ·
1mp'>On had a 7 ~ tn r rl•nd1 ,Ind dll'OW,tr\ lor lhl'
la)t 'it\-\\l'd.'> 11rJJ1ne JX'rtt><l \hhnugh 1111.· "'-O"-'' "'l'ri:
aho'l' thl· \l<lll··s minimum p,l\\rng gurl.ll'lrnl"\ lor
C\tratUrrtlular JI.II\ 1t1e\ Chfonl "l't \tandaru\ 111 7<. llr
txucr tor hi~ ll'Jm to n:marn d1~1hk 111 phi' .
But ~h !\ix· 101 <..11d lhforJ. \ µ<.Jlrl-, \\J\ unta11 .rml
1ha1 ~•ati: ~tandarih '>upcr~·dl'd thl·m
The \l31l' \tandurd \HI\ \Ct tn lhl I liuu111nn Rclorm
·\l t l>I I 41K~·., rm-pa~!. no-pla' gu1dl'ltnl
"•mp\nn and Mal'tllll\ hc11h c.i:n1or' qu.tlrtil'll lor th1..·
tou1 nnmt.•111 h) "1 nnintt J rl'trninnl tfouhl1•\ c hamp1011\h1p
la'>t n1onlh Thl' grading l'll'rto<l-t ndl't1 t11N 1h1• n'i.?inn.11
Tway rallies to win Memorial
Bob Tway birdied three ol the las\ four
holes Sunday, bea1m1 Fun) Ze><ller 'in a 0
-/
head-to-head duel to win the Mt.•monal aoll '~
tournament in Dublin. Ohio ----
Twa}' 1w1ce hit approactic<1 w11hto a foot to h1Htrctch
run. then rolled to a :?5·foot putt on the final hole:.
fi nt!lhtnlorra 3-undcr-par69 on Jack Nrcklau\' Mu1rfield
·Village Golf Club courc;c.
T~a) e~rned tm lirst \IClOf\ ~1nc:c the 1986 re.
champion hip "1th a four·round total of l l-undcr-par
'277
Zoelltr. "ho led through 1hc fif"it three round\
\impl) could not match T"a~ ·, hcro1l, on thc: do\ing
holes and g.:H ~him a h1gb-fi\ e af\cri"a) 'sclo"n' h1rJ1l'
Z~llcr. al'IO a non·\\lnncr ~tnce 1986. ma1chnJ pa r
"i1h a 7'2. and ""'I t"o shot back at 27Q
Pa\T1e Ste" an." ho stiint'd the d:n nine <1hut'> had.
\hot a boge}-frcc 65 and "4~ third at !k I
Tn the LP(,-\
• Ctod) Rand.. curle'd 1n a :?0-fool brrd11: pull un 1ht·
l61h hole 10 take control and capture 1lw S~75.000
Chruler-Phmouth ( lassrc h) l"o stro._~ for hn lir..1
LPCA '1ctol) 1n t"o 'tar\
Laura Da' 1cs ~(England. "-ho chBSt'd R<1rrl I. all
aflc.'rnoon :ilong "nh hem Citetnhauer fin1<1h~d ..... nnd
onl' shot ahead o l defending champion Nann I npl 1 .ind
.\ltcc R111man '
Ranck. "ho had a '>hare o( the lead 10 ull thrn•
rounds had a final-round I ·under·par 7.1 and lint\ht<l thl'
S4-hok C\Cnt on the &mm floll'"' Countl'\ ( luh rn '·
undcr214 ·
On the senior~ "trcu11 . a Oa't" Hill \\atchcd :" < h1 C h1 R(Jdng ul'' m,,,,.d .r
I .:?.foot par putt. 1ht.•n ..ank J ~·footer on llw 1h11d -.udtkn
di:ath hok to v.tn the S400.000 \t ( hrl\111phrr'\ < '""I' 111
\1ahcrn. Pa.
Hill ""ho l'Ollectcd St.<J 000 1111 thl' 'rt 1•11' JnJ
Rodr11uc1 fin1\hcd rcaulat1on pl.I \ t1nl .11 J ~-undi:r pJr
206 for lhc 54-holc 1oum:>mcr11 ill lhl' l he't,·r \ allc~ Cinll
C'lub.
• want to fin14'h m) care<"r here. I didn't •ant to
aoanywhert~IK. ll's&ood tn gc\ this out o(tht "'1}'"
-Ouit Smit• of the ~t 1Au1s C~rd1uls alltr
1i&n1nga IWO-)carcontract c~tcn'1on Saturday for a
1uanantecd $4 3 m1llw n
Calgary one-up on Montreal
ALGA RY l\lbt'na -Exact I) "'hat lht ~
Calpry Flame\ d1dn t want to hap~n. ,"-:; appcnciJ ---=--
The Montreal ( anad1cn who protrcl a
one-a I lead better than am tc:nm 1n the H nccdcd
only 2:43 to get a 1-(Hdgc <)unda) n1Jht 1n (1.tmc I of tht
Stanle) Cup finab
The prt\surc v.as 1mmcJ1attl) on the Home' both
ofTens1vcl) and dcfcMt~eh •
''You don't want to &J\e J two-goal ltad to .in) b\id)'.
certa.1111) not Montreal.'' C'alpf'\ coach f cm ( m1, ~1d
·o Crisp unleashed ·\I Madon" and h" bh'ltcnn
slap ~hot "viaclnni~ orcJ tw1C'c tn a I 41 4'p•1n ttelpinf
the Flame to rcn.l\CT for a 3 2 \ 1<.tor)
Jronu,.nlly. Macinnis thought he mr!Jht bC' the pme· ..
golll Stephane Richer had brcetcd p.i ~ the < 011~11
dcfcn)Cman to ore tb.c: opcnin& & I "I ha\e nobod) tu blame but myself (for thr onc-ao:il
deficit)." he sard .. fhc) "'ere on the pov."°r rla and I
tried 10 stand up too much Wnh R1chcr'up«J. e got a
step on me and beat me to the outside"
It 1ook onl> a httlc mo~ than four nunut~ fo1
Macinnis to atonc for h1 mistake W11h the Aamcs on 1
po\\Cf pla~. he pul cvef'}th1n& uuo 1 40-fool slat> hot
from the h1ah slot 3nd beat aoahr Patn1. Ro) low to the
st1el.. 1dc
"lt cena1nl) wa' a relief I felt ltl.c I o"'ed the team
one," a.aid Maclnn1 • owner of one of 1hc NHl • b11&e>I
lap ~hOlS. who ha'i at lta \one pou\l 10 12 \l 1Jht aam(1
and lead, the A me wtth !4 points
Pistons go 3-up on Bucks
4
Isiah Thomas Korea 1 S otn11 26 J)01nts ----
in the third quaner unday and lht Octroh ·• ~.
Pistons routed the inJUfY:~ted tM h<XI ,... .~
M1lwaukct Buck 11~90 to lake 1 com•----
mandina .l-0 lud in tbt E.uiem Con~ncc scm1tin1b
MattAaUarnaddtCS ISpo1nuandJohn liq 14fur
the Pt'\OM. who led all the •••.Y qainst the weatt Bue ~1ro1t outaC'Ottd Milwaukee ll·2.S in the th mt Quant"t" 10
take • 22~t lead into the rourth penod.
Aleo •• &he NIA Playol& S~nday:
• &~11* MiC:hael Jordan, &i:oln inJUI) and all,
acored 47 pouatl 10 lead tbc Chi&.'1111> 8uUs to a IQ6.'9J vklon over the New York Kn&Cb and a .J:. I lad 1n tMar bnt-of· 7 9'fies
Hobbb"' at the st.an ,.,th a l\rauwd ld\ ll'O\ft.
JOidM licW hll pme into ~ 1tar 1n the founh ca..-""8 be ..oms 11 of IW poeals...
: .... 11Ushes ll'ldy record
toum:.mcnt •nurda). <htord ~" fj, c of'. hi\ pl.i\tf" cam \btc
trtk\, ~tnd i.':1lk,t ;t ,,m· nfthl' pmu,k,1mW\1rnt\1n h1\ I ~
)Ca~.,, \1:11110 Hl'1aht'I But r\til\I> \U\ a hlltr""I.' t Jn>.
he \.11tJ.
··Yenh. l cenaml) ho''-" rn1u·d f1;ehns; .. f)Aford tohJ
1th· ~.in .\nton10 L1Jl}11
Chlor() ~>d he: h.id (.Onlid~n c: in the 01htm<itl\
D.i111cl \\ oncll. \\ho h::id hc6i cho\Cn to tal.e 1m1™1n\
pl:uc:. ·1 thought he v.a\ ~ad~. But on'c "e ,rt on 1h~·
coun. I'm gc.1ina to do wh3t I C'Oln tot~ to""'·
During the" tv.o "ec:b prcccJ1na the state tour·
numcnt. ~rmp\on "a .. n't allo~t'1_ lotrain 'Mlh hl\doubl~
pJr111cr
.\nd during the: team·, quanerlinal :ind m1final
'1l tunc\ FrnJa). 0'<fo1d ~1d ~'"1pson·~ ru"1n~!\
>ho"cd Bu t durtnJ \aturda)'\ -'·6 7-S. 6-4 "'ctOI') OH·r
Dcn1son'i. Todd 'iJ')l'nccr and Daniel Napal S1mpwn
acll.luntcd lor hlOSI uf thC' brg po1nt'i ··rn remember tht'I for the rnt of m ) lrfc ··Simpson
~J1J "I'd al\.\oa\ ~ rcg1l't -not fi~ht1ng for 1t."
In a le" ".l'C"\ ~tmp,on "'II gradua1c rrom \lamu
I k1ghl\ Hl· plJ1" w .utcnd the I n1' tr'll) of f ctt:a\ m thl·
fall Oxford~ future ho"1..''cr 1sn'1 3!1 't<'I \c'eral of hi\
r>la)er\· pan:nt\ an:. hopmg he II J~tll.k \ll l\':&\t the
'>lhool ··That'll tic dcud1.:c.J 1n thl future. < hlorc.J \.lid 'I II
JU\t un1"nJ hl'rl' a lrllle h11 .. O~ford \Jtd hl·"ll a'>" thr \lamo Hc1&h ls f>1!1lrt1.t
Board of T ru\tcc:~ tu \Oil tn \Uflport 111 the gradtn& ruk
rcqumng a rrnn1mupl 75 '" erage in l'H.I) tour~.
Cardlnaf nets NCAA crown ;
Fountajn Valle) 'i b1e Grtbam, ""ho ----
finl\hcJ 27-0 at 0 4 i.1n1h:\. hdpc:d * r \tianford record a S.O victory over Cl.A I Jurina the Cardinal's f'oun.h sira1&ht CA." ____ .,
v.omen's tennis champion hJp, down101 tclla 5:smprns·
6-l 6·) m G.i1ncsv1lle. Fla
•If unttnaton ~E Mtlce Holmes fimi a I 52 (o,
-SC'cnth place. ona (' ~ta M"' ... .\u'>11n Maki was th~ 1
\trt>kC\ kn& ISSut cEdic"'oodTahoeJun1or(las 1
1n ~tatcltnc-. ·~, (Onducted b> the mcncan Jun1011
(,olf ·\uoc1at1on. Mall \.1asluk of ulder ( "'· ~"' ~n._ J :?0-foot birdie: pull on fh<' final hok to cap\urc th~
cHntfor IS-18bo~!> '
Ma lul b1rd1cJ tht I -Ith and I Sth holci to pull e'en
"1th C11t \thro.:drt of '\lomtda and Joon I tt ol
fullenon Holmr~ haid:. 77-7S <And M1k1's round\ 'Atte ~ 15
• Bruce: Ruw·ll of 10~ .. l.akt'. W:i,h .. -..o.n th<'
SI 7.000 8udv.c1~r O_pcn at Timber Lance. in Portland Ore to do1m h1\ fourth Prok s1on.1I Ro" ltr1 .U.$0!.1:St1<>n
ol'lh14C~t rq1oral tnte
Ru~ll cl11mcd the $2 000 fi"t·pllL"C. prue b> ddct11ns Mttt(" BouVla o · ham, -Hi:-tn-.,._......._ __
champ1onsh1p final
&uvta Nrned S 1,200 for ~nd.
• J<a ) ikr&cr .,.on h1 Ii t Amcrtcan tllle. bea11n1
Ll14\0n Dun~ n 64 6-J 1n the "9th S (la~ Cbun
Champ1onsh1f>'\ at hie of Pi!lms. (
Bcracr. \CeJC'd !o1\th, v..ii. mon patten\ and madr
f'c~cr error\ than Duncan tn a match hclv.ccn t~o former < knlwn \fart that v.a\ del1)ecJ an h,,ur b«au~ of ri11n
•f ormer \\.orld Bo111n1 \~\CK1a&1on f<'it!Kt'M'11h1
chump1on '>IC\" (rut noorcd lruq ttami Pa1tc"on tn '
the ctahth 1 uunJ and controllrd the fl'\t of thr fiiht 10~ ln a IC ·round pltt dccmon 1n -\tlanuc < ll).
C. rut. JJ.J "''h I knockout . dropix-d PJller~n
v.11h J ldt hooli. 1n lhe fin.ii mtnutC' of the round.•
Paucr~>n, who con I rolled the carl~ part of tht fiS)'\1. ro-.c
at the count of thti:t' and tndun:d (..nu'\ on'llauJht until
the bell.
Sunday Siience In Jeopardy '
BALTIMORE -Kentucky Dtrby ~in·
ner unda) 1lenct ha a bru1~ foot 1ha1 • · ,_... .........
could 1copard11c hit \ta.rt 1n ne~1 ~crlccnd's .._,,
Prtu.na.. at P1mhl'O. the track ~1d undaJ. ------
Allhou&h the problem in ht$ n&ht front foo. ,..u chara~tcn1cd u minor, undi) S1knC'C's tt1u1er. Charhc
Wh1ttan&ha.m, 1d tht colt could not afford to mi too
much tnunina tame m prcpualJon for turda).'s
Prealtnc . .
"I co&.1ld mt '"o cU)'I •1t.hout a ~m. bUt I v.ouldn't m1u anymore." Wbuuna.hlm Mid, ,.You don't
take honcuti to bi& 111«1 -Tht ol'\l) ••)' to J'lay this pmc ••to hope for lhe belt a.nd Pl'C'Plft for the wort ..
Sundl)' Silcntt. who won thr.May 6 [)frby bY 2~
lcnath$ o"crOdds-oo ra"oritc Easy Oocr. W&J tdM:duled
to pllopon Monda)!and Tuesd.ay, t~ work n"e:e.i;hth ofa.mlk on Wcdnctdly. Wbmi~m aid he c:alltd the blK mlth o
Saturday and had the Shoe rrmovfd from unda)
Sileece"a npt romooc.
.. He m..Jttjuat havt a 1tont bru1w lhlt'1comana toa
bald·· Wbit\inpana said. ··vou can't bit on n. We:n put
Mm Ht CPIOlft alU a~ uraea IO*) eo _, tM
JOllUCWOllL ·-
O•lf -l'f\ .... 111 0•"'•1 Hanltln
fCOHJ\f.
Pirates' frosh sparkle;
JV eight just misses out
TheD.-YNoc
SACRAMENTO -Orange (out
College completed a h1&}\ly uct:~ ful
crew season Sunday here at the
Pacific Coast Rov.1na c ham·
pionsh1ps on Lake Netoma. tak1n1
three ilvers and a 1old. but as the
Pirates' coach, Da\e Grant put 11·
"Really, 1t was two 1h crs. oilc gold
and one very, nearly-gold "
Coast's freshman eight took the
crown, leading all the way. and
om.p,ti.n&_ vneran tanford (. o ch
en Dreyfuss to SS} "I think the
Coast freshmen eight 1s the hest
freshman eight l'vt' e'er <;een o n tht'
Pacific Coast."
The CTOJN of K)'le Enger "'-"ll'
Collar, Sean Nicholson. Ed Turner
Jeff Lund\\all. Ranlsc) Mad en
Charlie Stewan Tom Mnchell and
coxswain Todd .\le,ander recorded a
clocking of 6 07 on the 2.000-metl'r
course. lea' ing Washington in thl'
wake of a fiH'-setond defeat (all·
fom1a. Stanford. UCl..A· and On:gon
State trailed \\ ashington.
But the big one that got awn~ and
"'h1ch commanded a great dcal ol
attention. ~ere the efTons of thl' J\
eight, which lost b> a half-second to
Washington. some fi,e feet a r:ttlt'
some 6.000 feet in length. •
"Losing in the la t fivt> fect 1~ 11
l<iller." said (,runt ''The onh thing
that "as "'rung 1s that the) didn't get
Washington's !lh1rts. bccau\c: 11 ''""
the t''traordtnjr\ race of the llj\ ..
Sophomore" John 0\31.. < hip
Repass. La~. Rob Jordan, .Bo
Puruc, Ja\On Hanek, Bnan Day, Bob
Re)nolds and cou..,ain Chad Nelson
pulled throu&h tl\e waters and of>
v1ously listened to their coach's pte·
race instruc11ons.
··ecfore they left the dock t told
them this 1s one of the lhinp you
throw your heart into and let your
bodt, follow Just row until you pus
out. •said C.,ranl.
When they were finished tv.io wctt
10 a sta~ oJ dry-hcav1~ and a third
act'uall)' did pass out In what was a
supreme eOort •·tt "a JUSt a lhnlhnJ race," said
(,rant "and so eli:C1tan1 for our guys ••
\\ a\hing1on repeated as overall
Pacific-10 Conference team cham-
pion . and t.,( anta Barbara won the
"'estc:rn lntercolkg1atc Rowina 4.s-
soc1a11on team championship for the
SC<"ond lOO~Utl\ e )'CM
l ( l \ set a course rccot.d wnh a
time ot 5-minutes. 45.8 ~onds to
tale the Pacafic Coast title for the
thnd sira1ght season. Sttond..sccdcd
\\ a\h1ngton came in JUSt two-tenths
ot J ~t·tond later Cahfomia. seeded
No ' tool.. the bronze medal with
5 5~
.. fha1 's "'hat we were expcctin'4"
l ( I \ < uach Zenon Babraj said.
""'l' "'l'fl' c:xpet·11ng a two-boat race.
\\-l' h.ul n 't met hcad-to--head this
)l'ill. hlll lhat was the 1dca WCfOt from
the: timt·, l'.tch boot has bad.'
L J\I H'Jr l '<. L4, beat thl' Huskies
h' "' 'l'• 11nlh ~~~~~~~~~
Marina H'9h'1 Cherokee ll'arks fronts Soviet Kahka We1tche1ter•1 Zan Mason takes po11e11lon over a Soviet
. Sheneella fleft). ll'arks scored a and h•ld Shengella to 15. defend•r In 127-99 U.S. triumph over touring Soviets.
Sovietjuniors.can't match U.S.
afl.:.stars' -fast break, or it's punch
in 127-99 Slam:..n-jam win at UCI ,
By EDZtNTfl
D""Y,.... eon-.... ..._
OK. comrades, chalk one up for the
Yankees.
No, not the New York\ ankee~. but
the Yankees v.ho made up the
Southern Cahforn1a c;iam-N-Jam .\11 -
Stars
Those arc lhc top high school
~nior basketball pla)ers (plu!>
Manna sophomore Cherokee Parks>
They beat the So' 1et Junior Nauonal
Team. 127-99, Sunda) night at L(
Irvine's Bren Events(enter. lca,mga
crov.d of 2.201 proud of their bo>S
and the' ISllors a httlc red with en')
Zan Mason ofWcstche ter H1ah in
Los An&cks led all Koren w11h :!
po101s TraC)' Murra). the C ahfom1a
Pla)'er of the \car from Glendora
H1ah added 25 The 6-foot-7 Mason
ana the (>:8 Murra) both arc headed
to UCLA 1n the fall.
.. lf I v.erc (UCL.\ coach) Jim
Hamck, I v.ould be\ er) ha pp)," said
U.S. Coach Bob Gottlieb "W1th
those pla)'crs, the Bruins arc goma 10
be at the top for a number of )Cars If
they can att C herokce Parks. the) 'II
be a Final Four team for sure ··
Parks. the tallest pla,er for the l 1 .~
at &-root-I I. but also the )ounge~t b'
• tv.o )'ears. started tht' game and -~"1nnn.....t-urrm.-..,omtrmd-H re
bounds "I thou&}\t Cherokee pla)ed4rcalh
v.ell. cons1denni he WM\ tht' least
expcnented of an)onc .. C..otth<'b
said .. , wondered how; he "ould hold
upap1nst the b11 men. but he did Just
fine
"8 )' the time he araduate\, I fiaur<'
Cherokee v.tll be the ~t bt& man to
come out of Oran&c < ount~. ~r
none ..
To his credit, Parks had the.-
HALLOCK
From It move M>mconc: up tn tht' order, .. h wll mostl) work v.11h m)'
swana." Hallock said. "A lot of the
•win& came 1hrouah (Nt11n1 c®ch)
ChudJohnson. Ile "orked a lot v.1th
me af\cr practice, 1ell•!\I mt' 10 n:and
itra1&}\t. I was lcan1n1 o'er and
acuanajammed 1101 ...
Wilbancwc h1nLaRuflaanda
new l}llem. 1t •a time to pn.>'e
· tumtclf nJ a~r mcnuonrna a
wham that he v.antcd to attend
M1Houn. La Rutla cntc~d a nc"'
motJ'\'ltioM1 challcnec. -•·Hua1d he didn't want to send me
so M1MOUn h1ttin1 the wa) t was."
HalkJck .aid. "That was mou" 1t1on
to h it betttti or at least ae1 tart~. It
... I C8'C Ot haVll'l IO pro\ t )Ourwlf
Rustlers split,
eliminated
t.1ncnv1able task of guarding the
Soviet's top player, Kahka Shengcl1n,
a solidly bwJt 6-8 forward who I\
hsted as a 17-year-old but loolc<i and
pl:l) s much older. Shengcha scored 15
points and had six rebounds but he
alone could not hold back back tht'
Oood of <\mencan talent
W11h the mo~ loosly_ ~tructured
1ntemat1onal rules in effect. offen\e
was at a premium The l ' S 1n
parucular JUSt couldn·t get enouah of
n They ran. slammed and Jammed
past lhe wear) So" 1ets, who are in the
midst of an I I-game tour of the l ' c;
1n IS da}s. The) pla) in Memph1\ on
Tucsda)'
"We' went shopping v.1th the c;m 1e1
coaches toda) and the) told me that
their kids v.e~ suffenng from JCI lag."
Gouheb said
There v.as nothing !aging obout
the pla) of the L'. . ho"'e .. er. The:
Amencans v.ore down the taller .
slo v.cr Soviets" 1th a fast-break 13mt'
featunng the quick Murray, ~fJ~on
and guard Ten) (an no n from
Crensha°"' High.
iour 1s '"er) inten\e. pla)mg game
after game v. 1th lots of fl) mg. We do
not have enou~h lime 10 recuper:ite
after the game ·
I he~' 1ets dro' c to Orange: ( oun-
t) from San D1l'go on Sunda) after
the) defeated a~San Diego all-star
team on Saturda~ night The} arc 1-4
on the tour
"This l \ team 1~ l'\cellt:nt."
Obulho' ..aid '"'f rom m ' heart I
1.ongratulatc: the team and 1tHoach~
I liked number 3:! (Murra~} '<'I)
much He 1s a to ugh pla)cr ""ho can
doe .. er) t~ina on the court "
The L S shot o"er •P percent from
tht' Ooor and made I I -of-2 I threc-
point 5hot
Murra\. ""ho a'eragl.'d 44 point~
during lhl' regular high r,chool sca<.on
this )car. made Ci-or-10 trom threc-
point range:
"You ha' e to gl\ c: a lot of tredn to r ra9 :· C..ottlteb '\did .. He V.JS \(}
unselfish and set the tone
Forward Anurus Kam1shovas. the:
ov1ets' lcadingscorerw1th 23 point'>.
helped his team to a 16· IS lead But
Mason scored on brcak-awa> \lJm
dunk and the .\mencans ne\ertrJ1 lcd
"W11h limited pracucc umc "<'
had to strtss conditioning It "a"'
d1ffic ult 10 get our half-court gam<'
· going. so v.e emphas11ed a runnin~.
up-tempo game. f couldn't he prnulla
of the kids ..
after that '
The L1.S. led at halftime. 69-S.t and
ne .. er did stop running awa) from the
So"1ets.
Mason. who had a pme·h.s&h I 5
rebounds. v.a' "oted the most "alu-
able phl)er/or the L Shengeha "a'
MVP for tne So" 1elS
"Their· ( u . .) qu1c~ness was th{'
difference " said Sov 1et coach
Vladimir Obukho' through an inter-
preter. "Remember. thou&}\. that \\C
ha .. e had hard c1rcum~tanC't's. 1 he
aJI o'er apin. It v.as aood to ha'e a
challenic hke that ..
H 1$ aoab v.c:rc ha Vt I aood
senior ~son. ~Ip t team make 11
to the CIF playoffs apd ma college
scholarship to pla) bawt>a I
Hallock's suctcs ha exceeded ht'\
citpc\.tallons. and no" Cal tale LA
and <:al Poly n Luis Ob1i.po arc
rcc:ru1ungh1m -thelatterhold1n1an
tdat v.1th the 3.6 GP \,Student "ho
plans to stud~ law.
··com1n1 into th1\ )car. he w-1 not a prospttt. and.now he' aot a couple
orpcoplelntcmtcd 10 h1m." l&Ruffa ~•d. "That's all from pl•> 1n1 ~ell th1i.
season. He C:amc into tbi sea n aun
unknown. Wt weren't c'\pcct1n1 b11
numbiCri out or him. but ~ 1.-cru1nl)
picked up the Uiek."
.. That's lbc datTtrmcc bctv.ccn a
champioalb1p yar and fin1 hin
iccond or tb1rd Gu)S ltkethat ha"e to c~ thf'CMllh, ( atcbcr Mark) Dodd
hh nine hOmc NOS la t yar. bUt
people didn't pvt ham a chan ~ to
beat tMm tbts )tar ...
At lint bast, bt's bttn a 'IOltd P'rfonnet. .
"Ht'l biee1' 1 rock at the c.pr.''·
lalluffll Mid "'Laldy, he' mldc a
few or erron. bitt th&m aic tus only
Murra)' said the game v.as tun 10
pta~ "I~ a ' bani:c to sec bo'6_ 1 •
aoing to hf,; 1n the future," he \aid in
rcfcrcn1.e to his future l '( L ~ team·
matt's, \fa on and Mitchell Butler.
"ho ~ored 11 points 'Tm l~k1n1
forward to pla) ang 1n college I "'ould
JU t li ke: to ~el CL~ get Parl\ ..
T v.o otht'r pla)CI"\ from Orange
Count' ""11kc Frohn of Ocean \'1cv.
and R1-c._ 'iv.anv.1d. ofTrabuco Hille;.
\:IV. acuon v..anv.1d( sc:ored , point\
and had 3 rebounds frohn ph,ed ""
minute$ and did not scort'
thrtt all season He 'M'nt about 19
pmcs bcfo~ he made Ont' and ht"'i
fieldina a lot of chance'> because our
pitcher serve up a lot of iroundballs.
Ap1n t Westminster. he come-oil
ttfe baa to tag a runner and then
throv. to third for the double pla\ ··
A )'ear •ao. the n1or'<J ~cnano
""ould ha'e been unprcd1c1able lie
hit in the btah . 300s, but m1 ~ the
month of March af\cr falhn.a off a
BARONS
from11 ·
teve n., bctn real cGn\tslent
ihruu&h the )(; r ~vcral umes he
came out 1n ~ fiflb or,.>ulh annt
and ~·J '4.-ore run an Ille bottom of
lht' Pt th or ic' cnth to "'1n ••
Montaomet)' Yid, "I wu tn ina too
hard earl)' 1n \he )cat. J tned 'to rtla~
ntar the end. anJ n's bttn v.orli.1na."
While Montiomer)"i fl& lbatl • not
oHrpo"-'fnl\I. about 4 or S mak\
per hour on Fnda). h1 hder of'ftoru
dom1n111na ou1-p1tch ft about 74
mile per ho ur, and ht sets 1t up ""11 ~Ith the cha•·UP and fa'ltball
LIRuf'fa 1d collqc -~ult arr
1ntcrc led.
"'He's 101 cclknt ooinrol, v.h1ch
Anteaters S\Neep at P aclflc
UCl-bound Rick Swanwlclc.
ladder in lhl· \l<.xl..room at the theatt'r
"here he "'o'~' and brcakma ht'
huulJcr unJ lour rih' land1ns on
wme ( o ~ tanh
But hr fl'tUrnl·d ll1 h;.l\e a \trona
finl\h and "'orlo.nl hurd on has hilling
in the off !i.('ll'>On I le pla) ed fint ~~
for lurmu f ount.t1n \1 alle) Coac:h
"cnt "'~·11 111 till' Ranc:ho '>ant1a10
~Urllmer leajue and \\orkw 1n the
ca e$
1i. h1\ \trl·n&th, hut ht' c;an bu'>I J>('Oplc
an 1de "11h the dtantil UP ;and that'\
""hat ~t~ up tth "hdt'r a"a)." L~
RufTa -.aid ··f.H'r'hod' like'> htm.
Once ht fills out he'll ha' e a hentr
~stball "'
In fnda) ·~ pmt'. hC' did a ma,ter-
fulJOb ol 11, '>lrl 1n1 uut the <.1de in the ~ond anJ 'tl\th innanp. In lh<'
ktond 1nn1na. he c-auiJtt the fir1t t'Ao
baller:\ cha ma a ~hder ~h1ch tw'okc
out of their rea h The third 'u.:um
wa' fro1cn b) a flt'\l·P•ICh fa t II,
then v.1ltthC'd t~o \l1der'\ bcfort"
looli.1n1 al a ra .. t II J ...,n the middk'·
of the plate for u1kt thrtt.
for the son, 1ontaomel) ha'I
a~cr1 d 6 \lnkcouh and I. 7 v.alk
per ~\C~nninp I nJ >• he ,.,.rcw
JU l I p h~ Frida) -1ndud1nt 49
tn'kt"S a JU" 2 .. b.all\ -for an a\~ ol lO patch 'J)(r annmf. and m1Htil the t)latcol\I): fuur time 1n the
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unlou~habk unul ' rad C •~horn''
lo h mer an tht ~\cnth
nd ~1th the \'1 t • thC' Aaron
"fcbta\ed lMir first nttt Ld&Uf
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800 CdM'sAlhlcleo(tht Year in
1975.
•I IOh&ahhunlle.-NeilMan. Ne1lwasundcfeatcdin 1978untila
foo1 il\)uryknoc~ him out or
action. Hecimeblckstronain 1979
until the same injury forced him 10
cut his ttainina to nearly nothina, He
beat the best hurdlenaround, and
was undefeated aaain until teaau. -r-~!AE-1 ...
finals when his body ).ust let him
down and he couldn t compete. •
Bia and strong. he alJO jumped &l\d
ran the relay and "'as the heart of our
first leaaue championship team a Iona
with Mike Brugeman in 1979.
• • 300if\termed11tchurdJ~
Doug Davis.
Not a ha.rd choice as he hu the
c1&bt fastest times an school history.
and the school record at 39.4. He
ea me to us a junior transfer with best
of 17. 9 and 4S. 7 and it was a Iona.
harti road to stardom.
He didn't really blossom unul his
senior year where he was undefeated
atthi sevent and also ran IS. I in the
high sucks. He always ran four races
at every meet, and ea med four medals
atthe Sea View finals in 1988.
• 400 Relay-Sc-Ott Seal. Bnan
Fargo, Pat McGrath and Lance
Manin, in that order.
You've heard about Martin and
McGrath. Seal ran 10.0. 23.0iAd SO 9
as a sophomore and was sull getu ng
better when he left.
Bnan Fargowasadoublcchamp1n
the spn nts an 1981 and the league
MVP that year as he led us toourth1rd
straight Sea View Leaauecham-
p1onshipand first~vcrdual meet wan
o"er Newport Ha~bor.
• 1,600 Relay-Steve Young. Pat
McGrath.Jack Hagan and Vin~
McGulnncss. 1n that order
Hag.an won the 100. 200and400at
the 197S Century League finals with
t1mcsofl 1.2, 22.Sand 49.3. but was
really better at 800. havmgrun 1 :S6 9
as ajumor. Team needs forced us to
move bun down and he really wu a
fine spnnter.anda superb relay
runner.
Young was the 1978 South Coast
League 400champat 49.8 and
anchored both our relay wins that
)earw1th scream1nacamcs, even
though his season lasted only three
wttks because of an chg1bihty mix·
up
• LonaJump-Tod Bearbower .
He is the school record holder. and
also has the mo tjumpsovcr 22 rcct
He\lo-asa throv.back to the old da)'S,
stamn11n football. basketball and
track and was the school's Athletr of
the Year m 1986.
He could doanyc"cnt and leaped
6-foot·S m the h1J)\Jump. 10 inche~
over has head. HcaJsospnntcdand·
hurdled. and sull holds the record for
the mo t points scored an one season
a record I don't thank will ever be
broken. Hchadothcrbcst\of 11 2
LAKE RS
Froml1
tha1 ha re"" (quals Dunn& tht
rc:,ular scawn. the Lakcn bl~ a 17-
point third-quarter lead to for,c lo
Dctro11 11 1-I Ots
This 11mc 11 wa!> different for the
unu:\ ho~l'' er unda> '\loss came
"The Lakc~JU\t kcpl comina back
and com1n1 bad.: Dale Ellis ia1d.
'You ~ust It) to foritt ahout I &Jmt
111..c th~"
A.kc> to the Lakers· comeback *IS
;a I~ run in the final S JS of the fim
h If 1n Y.h1ch C'o. h Pat Riley'~ team
went from 54-27 dcficn lO • S4-43
delic1t at halfhmc.
When Orlando Woolnd&t made
t"o fm: throws aOer bell\I (oulw b)
Dcmc:k McKcy with 6.14 to 10 the
l..akeD led a2 .. s 1. The) *OUldn ., ,,, c
up their !tad after the) finally aot It.
Jame Wonh> led the Lakcn With
33 points and 12 of them came 1n the
lounh qu.aner. ~'c.n in the final .07.
Tb L&kers knt* th~ had• chance
to wan btcausc of who lb~) arc, 1c1m
members 511d.
"Wt'rc veteran " Woolndet said.
"W~ don·t pan1 • o matter bow bad
It ICU, We. chipped IWI)' becaute. v.c
knc.-•C.. could att a run aaa1nst •
them."
With SQuJc abcad 47-}I. Riley
d~ a tcchn1cal foul from rcfc.rtc
Jake. 0' Oonntll With 8:02 to 10 tn the
firs& b.alf. He wasn't as mad at the
ofr1ciab as be wa at hit own pla)"Cts.
b.c1.11d .
.. , wasn't upa.ct wt~ ~n. but 1 •-as upt(1 wt wcrm ., mn'8ilty read
to play." Riley .. id. "I Md to.,et dwn
HO\ t '\ C,
2l.4, S2. 9. 41 .6 (1ntermed1at~s)and
4.3-S in the tnptejump
•Triple Jump-Jam Sweet.
Another all around athlete.Jim
could do any track event and finally
settled on the jumps and the 400
because of our tam nteds.
He was the record "iolder 1n the
lonajump before Bea.rbowcr and
placed in both the Iona and triple at
the 1980 ClF fin.a.I He also led off
ourlcaguechamp1on 1,600relay1n
S0.9.
•High Jump-Mark Palmer
The co-school record holder at 6-
foot-7, Mark could SPr_lnt,Jumpand
hurdle. H1s4S-()l/• tnplcjump 1stht
second best 1n Cd M history and he
also hurdled IS. I
He was the Sea View Lcaaucchamp
and qualifiea forCIF in fourindh·id·
ual events an 1984.
• PokVault-Sean~oo~y.
Sc.anwasafincspnnterat 11.l,
22.8 and SI . 9as a sophomore before
takma up the vault ISIJUntor. He
suffered an irvurya.saJuniorand was
never the ,,amc 1n thcspnnts. but
cleared 14-0 three tames before re-t
inJunna huruclf a.nd miss1n1 Cf F.
He placed at all the invitationals.
mcludinJ Mt SAC. Pasadena and
Arcadia an 1988
•Shot Put-Dave Lawson.
Dave had an undefeated season in
1983 and was the epitome of aood
work hab11saod class. His SS-I I J.•
placed founbat CIF and at S·foot-9.
I 7 S pounds. he "'as the smallest shot
putter at e\ery meet we took ham to
He scored over IOOpoantsh1s
senior year. aJso throWlng the d1scu\
I SJ.. I.
• Discus -M 1ke Bain Two-u mcstatc Ii nalist and Cl F
champion, Make broke Howard
Ro)'ster's I S-)'car-old discus r~rd
withsomccoachinghelpfrom How-
ard himself
He took 1tout to 11i9·10. a mark I
am confident wall DC\Cl' be broken.
He also won the shot at the 1987 Sea
V1cwchamp1onsh1p • the only athlete
to w1 n both those even ts.
attention an tht preaamc rneeung and
tv.1cc mott an the aa.me The> 'didn't
thank ~a nit "3\ &oms to &•"e 1t the1r
bcsl shot It tool.. U\ a "holl' q_uancr
before "e ~tant>d 10 get com~t1t1vc ..
\\hen Rile) ae•~ mad he aeh
profane \\oolnJae '3•d
"Coach uSC'd a 101 of colorful
meta hon to get hl\ ,oint acro~s · .. ..
The final minute was te\11mon> to
the l.llcrj' tcnacll)". Saulc k.cpt
ti) ina to cat h the Litke~ The La.Ir.en
•ouldn'1 IJ\C tn
X1v1cr McOan1cl. "ho ltd Scatalt
~1th lO point had a chanc-c-to uc thl'
KC>rc for the Somo wuh SO second~ 1cn after beina fouled b) A C. Gretl\
McDamrl cut the Lal.en le-ad co
9(). 9 b) maJ.11\I ht\ fint frtt throw,
bu& m1~scd ha K(Ond
.\ v..1dl'-opcn Green hit a I ~·fOOll'r
from the 1dc wuh ll ~l\'ds to 10
aRcr Ip& from Ma11c Johnson for I
92· 9 Lo.s An~lc lad. Pol)n•~
made a baskca ror &he Somes ""'1lh 2 7
tceonds tcn. but Worthy 1.ntv.cred
"'llh l•O (ret throv..t "'1th 26 seconds
rcmaaoana.
After Jhs massed a J..po11\ttr v.1lh
14 t«Ond rcmauiins. C1rttn (On·
"erted o~ of '"'o frtt lhro-s .. ,,h
nine seconc.ls left for a 9~91 kid.
Mc Danie-I red on • IS-footer
v.alh three second left. but 0rt"tn
made two r~c thro ~tth t
~nds 10 .JO for 1.ht Laktrs' final
points. McDaniel made a tMskct at
tht final b'1nc.r.
"The Lakm 1n the ptarofTi arc now
the same as the Laurs sn tM rep'lr ~n:· &M Sona· Nate McMillan
said. u"Tht} don't pan~ no ruhcr
•hat uppc.n1.. ..
Chavez Improve to 63-0 .
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market about l'-'O )cars after the fim
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gn en credit as being the first.
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pa kaacs reprcl>Cnt their llagsh1p
product . for other~. the) :ire JU\t on\."
ofa broad ~ric-.ofprogramsde igne<l
to meet the need of a "'1de range of
Customers rrequcntl). the 1ndUSlf)
leaders inn pcc1fic product catcgof')
also offer an 1n1cgr:11cd program In
such cases the) arc often e"remel)
strong in the •m~a that the compan)
C'~cel 1n "h1le poc;s1bl)' ~me"' hat
more lim1i~d 1n the other appl1-
<..at1uns .I ·
n old 1afomc m the integnned
soft\\ are ca1cgof) 1s Lotu\ 'i~ m·
phon~ .\n>one ""no·, C\l!r uw<I
Lotus' 1-2-3 'Prtadshccl progr. m
should ha' c no trouble using S) m-
phon) It ha\ mo'it of the spread~hcct
po"er that I ·.2-3 h:is. and It offers a
whole 16t more. ,ndud1ng vet) ,Sood
word processing and d3taba\C man-
agement features
It ut1h1es the bar commnnd line
~ across the top t}lal I ·2· :t U<,('rs arc
fam1har "'•th and. c' en ""hen com·
pMcd 10 other intevated pa1.l.ag<..-s
that do the ~me lhinJ. ,, • .,\Cl) ca'>~
to mo'c information trom module to
module. Wh1k l -~-3 user\ might find
11 ca ) to use. though. 1t\ nut
parncularl) 1ntu111vc for somdxxh
JU~\ gctuna into <..ompu11ng
.\nothcr 1ndus11'\-leader Mll'ro,ofl
(the same comp:ln} that dncloped
the PC' ;ooc;-M /DO and n" ~
Opc'rnung S)'itcms) also ha\ an inte-
grated p:id.aac Micro)Oli Worl.s It 1~
po"crful <lnd. l1l..c most of \h<..ro·
sofl\ contemporary products. ha'> a
strong graphic a pix-al
One lh1ng that users part1<:ul~\rl~
hkc about Worlr.s 1s a separate "ell
thought out. tutorial moduli.' \II
integrated 1>3d .. agc\ offer wmt> 11.·' cl or on·hne help. but Microsoft ha'
I.cpl the fac.11n mind.that man> ol thl·
ne" users aren't n.>mpu1cr proti1..·1t.•nt
The karn1ng module 1al..cs a u\l·r
through the pro&r.im SICP O~ •ilcp .• 1nd
u in bf: cra«d from the hard d1\~ onn·
it's no longer 1cqu1rcd ll \an. ol
course be reloaded onto the h. rd d1\k
from the origrnal llopp1es 1f 11 '>hould
C'\ er be nct:ded lo teach lo(tmcbc.xh cl~ .
J he leader 1n the datnba-.e m.1n,1gc·
mcnt marlt.•t . .\!lhton-T:uc. al o ot-ter~ an 1n1c.-1rated p rusrJm.
f-rame"o'I. 111. "hit. h not onh h.1s
mJuo Jnd lormula c..ip;ih1l111c~ but
lt~l' lhcrnrnf)3n~ 's dB:.i~ product hn\'
for the datJba~ m;\rkct a rnmpktt.'
progranunJ language Th. t mJ~('' 11
pos~1bk for t'\JX'ncnc.·cd uwr' to
"ntt> prvaram 1hn1 &uto n1<1\I..' and
cmtom11c Jpplrrn110ns rtlJl •n·
pcnent.cd uS<."rs and ;iJIQ\\ ~ le~ l'\·
pencnccd u\C~ to make the most ol
the program · .
hamcwork Ill al o' katurc!. an
opuonar \ks\agc tfandltng \er. 1<..c
module. d'c\lgncd to fauhtatc de •
Ironic. mail (mc\~iCS from mhcr
cornputen (tUlnct. tc<l either 1hrough
1dcphonc lines or local art>a
OCl"Or~s)
The program 111 '1h1ppcd on 10
lloppy disks .and rnnws '"th t'-'O
reh:ren<:c manuals L1kC' '>) mr>hOn)
Framc..,.ork 111 c·amcs a -.ugpc\tc.d
retail pnc.c of JU\I under\ 700 lithe r
can be found at 1,h\(ount outkl\ tor
around \~50.
Bccau.-,e-uf the mJ\\IH' -.mount ol
d1~~ \J)Ju: «:'4UHCd ..ind lhl' IJ~ l chat
d1tTcrcnl m<xJuh:) mu<it Ix· a~k to
IOICfJ Cl a hJrd d1\I. I\ C\knll.JI ~m('
fc,) po\\crlul 1n1cgrJtcd program'
"111 '-'Ork "''h 1..omputcr\ thJI hJH
onl) Oopp) J1-;I.,, hu1 lhl' rnn'>tnnl
chane1n1 ol nopi>1c' and th\' lad. o l
on-line help -.m.illcr <ipell t hl'Cl.us
aJlJ _iht.·~uru'4's ,rnJ J drop in @l'nl·ral
fu ra t 1on~11 1 , make' tllcm
cumhcri.ome tu U\4'
')1m1lnrl).• lhl· more P<"H'rlul nn
tnlclw.itcd p.il k.isc hcmg '~:let tt.•d tht.·
mofc po"'c.rtul the '>Hll'm th.11 11 "
being run vn c,houkl l-x· Older" \lt'm'
tend 1u \lo" up the rnmpu11 ng
pron•.,)\' unancpwbh long. J!. more
po"crful program~ Jfl' ut1h1t·d
\\ \\llh lllO"I .,Oft\\Jfl' p1d.mg lhl·
right l'nh:gratcd PJl:lJg.i.• 1"''°' .1h\,I}'>
l'J!>\ II \ d11lkult 111 1w1 h;ind<> on
npcrl\'nu~ "1th ;.i progr<11n "11hm1t
JlluJll} going out W .bu' th.11 p111·
gr;im lir'>I Ii\ th.it tll~I..' ,,·, .1 lillk tun
late for ..cconJ 1hou~hl\
uf\\\.ttc Piodu1.l'> ln1t:rn.u1un.1I
th\" rnmpan) thJt dl'' dorx·cJ the
01x·n \ne\\ II 1n11.:gratt.•<l pro~ram.
Jddrc,~J thJt \t,nn·rn 't.'r\ l'lln 11' c
I) \bout l"U H'a" ,1go .ifta tx·1ng
cunfrontl'd "11h the tact that 1x·11plc
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J \ .11l.11'lt.'. hut I\'\\ lonw do'l' 10 the
lull 1unlluin.1h1' 1m:l11d1n~ t\k·
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Roe ea~rs ttriles for major
computer p11bllra11on and /ii e'i in
Year:s later, new Coke
""' still flat in cdla market
Tl \'IT<\ -1'c" Coke l!t 4 )car'
old :ind an al ran 1n the col. "Jr'
but Coo.( ola ( o WH thcrt\ pknt~
of tiu lcft 10 the be\ C'tl)C th I helpt."tl ~\o1uuon1ll the matkcttng or \ofl
Jnnk ..
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nnd ch11m~ to hold 11 dom1nJnt H '
pcrc;cn\'.h:uc of th<' n:tu1I m r k.ct
I he bnind n.imc ""h the ne"
formutl that forJ rs "• s tht' bt"<lt ~lier h;uJ drop°'-' ro I 0th pl.tee at the.
enJ of l 9 . tied "1th RC ( ola .ind
caOr1ne-lrcl" Diet Pcsx1 I he n~
C okc h d a mere" I 4 pc-rccm ol the:
market do"n lrom 1.6 pcr\.cnt 1n
I q ., al·con.lin1 to De' C't:a c Otac.•\t.
8> rnnlfl\t, Cl:m1e (me-the nlJ
( o .. e v.111\ the "'""' name -held the ~o I po!.t11vn "''th :!O I f)<:r\:ent ul
the mar .. ct Pcf"1 Col~ v.a\ "Jo .. "''th
I .7 pnunt.
'tn -...1th 1l ~hm marlct.>ltarc~ the
. ncvo < o~c m:i~c\ monc) anJ l(flt'r·
atcJ S6"?S million ii ear in tC\.t'OU<',
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a t the l~m~n\' .\tl:int:t hC'lid·
qwintr\ •
.. lf(oca-Cota had an> othC'r name
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l"\p«Ulion' v.ut hutt"
Emanud 1oldman. a '°fl dnnl
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COkf Mill iOkS o4 ~lhon' n' la,1 1u r
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ly_,AN&.OnUS
.nd KIN TOtCASH
Tradmonall). 1r 1n1c~s1 rate\
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~l o. the stock market becomes
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t\a"e peal ed. how can he or \he
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without ~ins d1reul 1n' cstcd tn stocks.,
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shares of common 'lt<Xk of lhl'
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equl\ale111 rV>ncon' ert1blc. or
11111ght boJldJ
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dc.in:I.' of akt} -more than }OU
act w11h the rnmmon .. tock of th e
~m\' lompan) but le than )Ou
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ferencc betwttn the bond·, mal\ct
l>TICe ~nd rhc market -.alue of the
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e\(~ang«I Put m dollar·and·
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ttk con,ers1on premium througb
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thc 01\ 1dends paid on the com-
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•873--8693 • NPT HGTS ., ... frple. &e0·1888 tarn-&pm kltche~. di1hw11her. drapH. Olahw11her. w _ _..,. -EW°POAT er.t condo
patio. very~ 322 0g1e ... ITULI 1M Im A.IC. leundry tac, eno1 enc:IOMd Otr999 ptu• 1 •Mii •T ... * 2Bfll 21A. double gareoe MobkHoma sue 1995 841~40 "'--t·-~sR 2•.u .... ,,..,._ oweoe Easy ecc:eas to partdno apace 324 \/1c-DCLutlVE&EACH' bcluMeenclunltnextto , ~........ I IOO ·--.---"•"' ,._. ,. . ....-.... Lll ..... H11 ~no. frwya& bqcfl torla 8t. 131·6H2 or , COMMUNITY e>oot a tennl9 court• OI -*E'SIDE 38R · 1Ba, "O ~ tndacpd petlo, 28R UBA 11 050~ 131-~2 a< 525-5520 873-02'75 2 + 2 • .a new lnttrlOr, w/d Hjghfy ~ StlSO
121,000. Owner will carry fence yard, g., • w/d hk ~ & upgradea too * CCMll''ect Pwtclng tor $525• MobKe -;;om. LMJ: 3BR 28A u1>1t'Wii'n hlc:Wlt, micro, dlw, frplc, •urn Agl Ted lean re! ~~~la\..:': ~7 ~;.!!':° ~:-;:;1 ~~= ~ut';':i:':t 2 wa 4300 Shorecr .. t Ho pet• Mature tdulta 4-lex. Nr.OCC Ge~ ~lgr~ :Jst= 131..()900 ~ M5·1~
•M 5-2K7* !Ntl lmmed occpy PGM-Ln. Poot c.11 Mlekey ~. eecure 1991 New· 1().4().C Valencia 75 eAllo lBR 1BA S990 ... l•IT-ftl" 38R 18A, ltg *'<led yerd, ltite. ONldren ~ pet•~ 1n-c>IMO pclf1 Btvd. Me-13]3 mo Ho pe1a.. 645-7983 w 1~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;,;;;~ $950/mo. AVllll lmtMcl Shor1 or long .., l•e MESA VERDE 28R *....... ..... 21R tlA. l)oot. 1725/mo Acrt-r 1125 lack Bay., ... Drive by $1715/mo. Call ~UG 3~:w 1'!:-ov:.ic'no oa;:r.: W/ er New crpt= SORRY, ~o PETS. Ho pet• ... 2·7858
**SAN JACINTO ** 2242 Orci'lard Dtlve HERBST 720·3980 or 11200/mo. MCUfllY •e••·BAll 17~/mo 2M7 Hickory l&U -..11 Mllmt _,.
54 KrM $8500 ICf• v .... 1770. CUTE c~ Cod 28< 780-5000 408'A PoiMlltla 64&-2178 4M.19341or1&~ 21R 1.A. newly , ••
reeldentlal potential wd fin., new carpet/paint R£AW w-..... --•-odeled N -8111 Grundy, Rl1r 175-et61 lllle/uNd brick entry, I Bayfronl' 1 br 1 bl, patio _.....,_,. NPT "GTS AREA. Newly Mli•T-_..,. '" "" car..-0••
tmall "d git 845-258& COMPLETE BAY VIEW Ttlae attrecttve Apia r... rtlfu!b 2Bt 18a dupleir ·-•T .... ttoor1 Encl gw-oe N , . . \t"\fl ::\."'fl l't \ 'I I s1050 mo Deya M2~5t5 ture pool. IP•. pmate encl rd. OW . gerdnr Incl ~CLVSIVE BEACH PETS S925 f7Mee>e
EASTSIDE 1BR-fBA a<°A•r~"' • ewM0-4115 palloa or~ •• gar-oe 1875 NoP91• ~119 COMMUNITY NICE 3BR , 2BA. w/garege & w/d hkup1 "'"~ vn:• O!' urporl In a bffutlf1.1l1y T 11 G l NoP9fa.Adulla$850/mo SUNNY2Br 18&,sun<*:tc. 1andacaped utllng lllllWl•mllDI 2 • 2,attnewln.tetlOf' w/d own ouu er Scottl548-23o1 ••-pool 2c:arports.Nopeta Sorry nopeta Pll'lta6de OCMin~S.. Nlupa, ~o, d/w, frplc. cerport AmenltlH _,_, •30 's..ward. '900/mo, 8acheior 1500 to ~ 11R wlloft. llWY lg gerden & ger & l1100. IMI0·5593/E
10 •EASTSIDE* 4BR 2BA, frptc:, fO!'mal din· 840-1208 1 Bedroom SHO 1200 aq, It. 28R 2BA. like enjoy our PM bd'l 11900 OcEANFRONT c ... n un·
B.c:k Bay Ing rm, remodeled family 29drm w.aa 1760 n.w-Fram lff5 No S*• * ....... btn* tum upper. !BR. o-r lllbcNt....., 2106 18drm cozy cottage. kitchen. S1675t mo COltlMnl 2624 2Bdrrn2BeTwnnae S8e5 855-0M5 $0RRY.rl6PETS Clfl)el,d<ac>ee '900/mo I~~,...~!"'"'!!!"'"'!-~ Large yard. Country Mt· Gayte Ameto, 721·4120 1• .. DI ~-••••11M11t ..-.......... SA2 3-«3 ouc 8AYFRONT 3 br 3 ting. 1895 No pets. 329 or &51-9&32 •BOHUS+Blg•B••utilul ,, ' Tlln Sherp' C1een 8echelor -~·· . •
bl. w/d, blta-1n1, lacunt. Unfveralty 642;2816 ~ ~.A..V 1 & 2BR Apt1. Eaatalde COSTA MESA Stow.l refrlg New ca~ .NEWPORT HEIGHTS• m ....U llTI 1~6 f:{ Yrty 13200 E'SIDE 28R lBA HouM KUIF' .. I toctlBO. IMry rm,-patlo M2·1•H &_Pllnt Utila""'pd. $490 GrM1 loe ,,.., Hatbof Spaaou. 2·3BR (aome
Pvt, feno.d With oatlo \l\\lX: '11' '~ \ ·11 g.,ege.Cableavt$835& •1BR 1575 •1BR $595 mo.&50 751 High HoaQ Hoapltal, W/OCMflVleW)onFatrwey
LIKE NEW Cuatom 3Br Vaulted celllngl 318 E. • Up. No pell 431·8421 POOi, cable TV & gu maL1 umL.11 t>Mctl. pool, carport, g.,. of Newpot1 BNc;n Coun-
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3Ba Dulch Colonl•f 21St. Pet olrl, wld llkup REAL~ Sparkllng clean 2Bdrm paid No peta Ref1 reqd 1'50/mo Ullll Incl 1M5 den 'Mw. encl yard Y9tY try Cllb Gated comm 2 1---------· home..13500/moyrtylM Sto0/mo611 •55..()4517 BAYRIOGE 2br 2ba 2 Ct 1'1•811?50 AUutll1peld 1'7Flower MS..81811QC>I fMMAYe a!B'720-9422 pvt lndryrmtMS·2893 car ger-oe w/atorage lll»cMlsalnd 1006 BIHGrun<ty.Rl1r87M181 -gar Bplan Gatedcomm Get.,.. Sorry nope1a ------_:__ __1.__ frplc,w/dhkups..poOI&
ltiiiiiliiloiliilii...,....,____ E'SIDE lo CottaQe, 2BR Amenlllea Xlnt Loe _.... ' C •E'SJDE 2Br up, cat»e TV SPACIOUS l8R. IU)OI, *•-•-* ape Nopet1 Now leasing CHARMING-Prof~ 28A SOUTH BAYFRONT-ler· 1'A8A, W/O hkup, micro, IUIOO 213--510-0358 . 5-40.~9: WAL~2E_..905 hk up Refl reqd No lndry. 'carport atove & Fr19, d•lh'*MMf, tlov. by Appt (71•)$44--0903
2BA, country 1.ltchen. rife view-4BR 28A upper altached garege, 1 1000 • _ _ 1>9t• S5t0/mo 352 VIC> trig Incl 1575 • $350 lnci No pelt 645--4856 --------•I bleached oak floors duplu wllrplc, 1s&fage 11050 + $600 ~· $150 BAYVIEW Ct condo 2BR torla. 845--81&t appt dep. Perfect lor ldl;lt -••IJ!" -Sin m 2676 Houltl/Condos· lhtougM>ut 206 Ony• ~. Yrly 12 /mo Off 111 2 mos 850-1798 2BA, 2-car gar. AC, Wld. ..~tfiield BACH "-11=-. E'•:;•.-1 '6'2·1401 * 1 * -===-==:::;;;;I f579,000 Appt onlJ Avt nowl Agl 673...oe2 -pool Avt now 953-5447 •--=-vv -..-..... Frig. dllhwa • 110.,. 28R •• to bMCl'I. enc '---11 I 002 850-3008 or 780-8380 --. - -GAEA T locatlon, new 38r or 85-4-95 70 adult. quiet, rt19Cf1 Ho Tm NTlll&ll ind No pell 645-4855 gar' Y9tY dMtl •. 700/mo ~-"'"~-..:... ...... 11111111111.--I:.;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; ~ •· 2 full Ba atteh dble gar a•a•nmnl 1>9t• 1550/mo utlf Inc.I 28R wl flW crp•1 drps ----~ -223 LA Paloma. Apl A -ru• Ml-•• ,.__ 02 wall.cs·ln rd pallo entry lk A--.. Mat .. -. 1at/MC dep SA2·8019 bl t •d • t * EASTBLUFF TwnhH 437 7918 ~ --~ Mesa I 4 f'Mlnsufl i I 07 w/lkylt, tp, 'bll-lni, w/d 2 BR-Tc:'~ with up Large a~ractl.,. Apll In • --I-Ins, nc~ w/pa 10 Apt 3BR 2BA 2 car gw· • -UY, lln UllTI YIEW 2BR 2BA condo. Frpk:, Adi to Quiet partc 2 block• hkup. Quiet arM Water. to 1.120 elf, golf course beeulllUt garden Mttlng llAl'IWIL UIJWJ ~ 120 LL 1·SPM ege Ho pe11 $1025/f'l'O a:;:::=::: w-. .... can you Mve vaulted ceilings, cr .. hYe frOm •the wed(,., 38R g11den« paid $1195 view.. rrpa, w/d hkups. Pooll1p1 Garage or 2BR 1'~BA townhouM, ee7 Vlc1or • 'L S720 yr 11• Call Mon.Fri -. --
all or the above In New· noorptan, beaut land-1BA, 1 bloek to ocan: 431-5697or431·1453 a/c, 2-cat •UCh 0¥ C111 carport v.Sorry. no pets o•rege, lrplc, i.unc:try rm, M4..S852 Atk for Ruthle1:======:;:;;;
port Sch at 11111 un· ac.ped. Cape Cod ext bay. 2 car 0-'· 11500 HIGH TEC 2+2 cor\do. dbt M tor~ 79') • .:, .94 ~=::: ~e:• ~ c~~i~loM to 1Choot9 me8ti8Jllf **' ... hOftll 2706 belt.va~l:lr~? H~hly S t8e,900. OPEN HOUSE lvaJI 811 8 l9-7~9Je gar .. frplc, pool, ape; w/d, DOVER SHORES. grMt 398 W Wllaon 631·5583 2314 Santa Anl 11118'f1 EXCl.USIVE BALBOA Pen-
cullom z t roug out Sat & Sun 12-5 xlnt loc, S 1100/mo vi.we 38R den 3''tBA. -------TS unur 642· &o3 "*"-ftlNll' Jetty, ptlv•t• w/tlle, carved m.,,tle & •692-0555* c;tlUano leach 2118 137-3708 or 549-3758 ram ~m . rd . L . 1BR, 18A. $565/mo 1'00 L ·~ 1 llllMl11 Very •ttractjve qu .. t 28< entrance. no cooking"'
bf'lcfl hearth, mouldlng, & -M · A • g• sr' 000~" MC1H1t; New carpets IU •Ill .... Sparkllng clean llrg• 1 't8a, new catpel wtd amolllng 1350 175-3391 expenalve wall trHt· UITWFIDI 2BR Duplex, 18A ntlw .u&.F•lll•ITU 7 J/· ugutt • mo dupu, etc 191o ar•• et.den IP1• Buutolully hk-up garegela501mo
ments, thla home 1• truly MT m11a1 carpet & palnl CIOM to Eallald• 2BR Dupl•• I0-38()0 ~ Wallace 131-1819 by ap-·-.. ..... land•~•P•d ground• 4101 Hlllf.. F Pr ... Furtllllled room In
foreomeonewttt)dllcefn-38R 2BA. hardwood beach. Credi.I & ref1 Fncd yd dl w & Pet o1r1 • ......,... ........ polntmentonly N9Wty redecc(aled 1 6 Pool&epa,pat10S/csec:ka TSL MGMT &42·1903 Coet• Meee hOme. "Ile
Ing 1 .. t ... Thi• condo Is floor•. lrplc, cul·d .. uc req'd 1895/mo • S900 1175/m~ CaH 646-4902 111&.1111 , -2BR Apt S..Ullful e>oot f1Weg9 °' carport --UIT----lit fHiY WIO, 1'00/mo 1•11
In • o-ted community loe S2M 000 Submit aec 213-&91-3838 _ -2 _ 18R at $895, 28R 1 'BA •• L•roe rec room & 8ec:heior 1590 r-. •• --laat All! t'lf#ft IM1-31&9,
w1thln yralklng distance ' ou0 Wiii · LFEM=E 3BR 3BA CONOOlo ml JIWJSllll ;tamWI r.,.34d •i 1795 dNo laundry room ONL y t Bedroom 1810 ~ ~~ ~UFF NpdR HO~G 75t-12t1 Jt22t Uz
to the bMch Call now lor COIONI det Mar 2122 Ir ace. garege, Pit · View of pool. 2BR 2'~8A, •U. voe• 0 1565-SM5 mo 1&1 E 18th St 8A2-0856 """ t .... r.,-gu wa • GOOD AISPONSiii:E an appt. to ... 1h11 lovely 111-IHI 11 /me: S1400 aecur-dbl gar w/09N 2 lrpk:• Adrian Realty 549 .. 547 530 w Wiiton ___ _. __ M'I cloMt S72W150 Ammt needed lO ,_
property ollered at 3-2 frnt 11395 2·1 rNI' lty.AveH&/1 M2-8221 l1S50/mo 722:7381 28R tBA Duplex Lndry fll.~ BacM1of MOS FI F r9'rlg ~$'°/mo Mc:d ~uoet ~Store $275,000~ 11050 FP, get, yd lrg --hk all 1 Bedroom H70 Pool, ape, gar or carport ....,,• 132r>/ IM5-e3M ••t100 bfght IOIU WOOd Npell ... llf IOllTI HARBOR VteW Horne 48R up, garage, am pet 722·9012or842·1603 2Bd 1' B SIOS Newport TenlCI APll. rtfv7 mo
_. 703 Carnation. 7ec).1237 2BR 1V.8A 1wnhme, End Fam rm. din rm, frplc, "<* S745t mo Al90 d'lu• Sorry No P9t1• rm ' 1 540-"2e 14018upwior846 M38 LAGUNA BEACH F\Rn ( I ·1 11 KJ NS --Unit Pvt pallo, pool, 'Mw. pool/tenn11 wlnt !BR wlfncd yard •tc 2250 Vquwd Studio M2S ~ TV
I J • • 2521 POINT DEL MAR carport & lndry No pell IOC 12100/mo 759-5011 ans 648-l264IM 2•9666 OIZY 11111 ----• 26.oll\ ALWIY'I Tll lllm pvt enL N/emllr StfafQht l'P:~ll\ll'\," New Cape Cod hM, 2Br S825 Curtll83.1·12M ---··-··-··· .... .,, Hw1t.ltam 'TV 1,2,3&4BR~Apt& ~ 4'4-0CS1 Uiii2J Ill \I TOM'-• 2'..'tBa, guest rm dolt _ *LIDO ISLE BA.YFRONT --r-.. -HOUM Reni.t ~ _ • .... ll'WllU Over 2000 a/f Frptc, wld ..... l.mfl F41n 38R 3BA Slip not •2&50 HARLA AVE• 2BR 18A, gar yd Ind~ NEAR Hunt H.,tiot 1BR Reni..t JR ~ml 1nf. NPT HOTl_qvite......,_...._bd_r_m_.
Rate 1 atory 3BR 2BA. hkup, !*yd, 2.-c&r get 28R lllA houM end get· Incl 13500/mo yrty A lmall, qui.1 comp1e11 rm g<Mt IOC 1115/f'l'O 11A. encloMd IMUCOtlt 87,_..IM wtl'lr/dr)'J, 11.ilc::Mtl ptfVJ·
A ..... " OF n4l ' eondo in lhe heart Of Very lrte & aJry Want to age, lncd ·&' lndacpd Biii Grundy, Altr &75-8181 Latge StudlO With Piiio. 577 Victoria cozy den, tJ/w $800/mo _ _ ~. f\QIHmkrl dt1nller ~~~ Coal a M&eaa w /l g anopa, r .. tauranll. beh beelcyatd Wuner hkup Lux Twnht 3bf 2'ht>a f/p U75 1BR,eathedralcetl· TSL MGMT 842-1903 ~ t400 MC:Vf1ty dep AVAILABLE NOW a.f7Stmo IM2~51t2
backyard 2 car at-IM&-9501/d "'48-8827/n $875 No pets 875-1746 natlO _.... ,..., Nq.· Ing.a, ~tkony, GllaQ• EASTSIDE 18R --21>·592 2214 Bachelor Apt1 Acroa.s -, ------=---COLD Well
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tecfted garage Enjoy the ----.. -• .....,..., •-1115 Utt:• new a very Hr.•R 8 ., .. CH , _ 28R from ~ 1211 w SPACIOU BR In F V wunt; ot condo llYlng 2BR 28A+offlce. gOOd 10< -.w;.-...-n Peta 11350/mo • aec:i Iva .. 8 Cozy w1111 Iota of natural BA """ pj;'09p Bllt>oe 30t E Balt>ot home w 10 , PoOI. kltdl
wi the prtvacy of• alngte prot'I., •II 1ppll1nces. lBR, yard, no '*' 288 873·14141838·518t · ~nJ~ ~:;o'·.ac:c ~ :~·~=t P•;;k1 ~ar "'.,,7~ :11..u'~: For Info, call Scou ~tN. 11t111 Incl.
family home A ~ at frpk:, gar, pool. Brlohl & Knox SI 1595 85().2256 NE PORT IS LANO pett Velma 549-24' 7 ~55~ 213-694-4048 673-1193 ~tpm mo 113-27ot
• S1H,500 Call Anna dean, xlnt loe 11350. IM. YHrly 2 br Mature -~ E.xpect .the' best McCUland 131· 12M no pets. MS..3525 PITS WILllE adult a Sorry no pets * .... 111 * EASTSIDE 1BR 1n dVP'e11 Llgun! L ach 2648 II"_, ....._,..... 2718
•••• T IL" •·~~~\-•SHARP 2BR l .'"tBA Spacloua 4BR 2BA home, 11100 mo. 850-4749 New cptlpa!nt, hie N-Pell b1d9 GrNt cono Pvt _ NewJ)Ot'I 0.y Towet• • • --• • r • townhouM w/d hku huge encl yard 2 car get· ------724 JM* St 497-4579 patlO & gtwllge No dog ~ V19w W 10 80!"1 ~ 2 br wt~. .,_ -·-,1,111,111 fir ace · ~ eoe S1t95 lAaM IY••I-•WfmTBIJllTI -seoo1mo •t88·9224 tbf utl1pd,250Ct.ttDt $1725mout11lnCluded Wl(ty rent•"°"' evail
LOCATION, le>eatlonl 3 H; NO·Pm·722•6011 able. Agt 875-4912 480, 28A, tam, din, auper •fW.Wflll .. -UOO rno,. $400 MC M6-4ff0tt7f.f613 ,114000 •I uo 1274
atory comrnerclal bldg -Evee!Wknd• 72<l·8l40 OU ET·28a -2, B 2 deluxe 12 4 50/mo 2Br th. e>OOf, pallo, $895 ._,_ 249-1211 10an-·noon Nwpt llvd CM 141o7445
cloM to Hoag Hoep Hu , I "' "' A 1tory ~553 &48-~137 efler ,,.,,... ..... ..... --
IOad• of opportunity var-Dana oinC 1026 38R 2'hBa. au ached townhome, utr• lg . -*llUT wurw* Liu; 18dr~ IOtt w/pat.o 8Y•xecut,...oro.f a... OoyowbtJ,,notll\ct
le1y of otttc. llzM • Remodeled 4BR hOUM + hOUM w/garage, w/d, bdrm, flr'epS.C., garage, ft•-.& .-f Hll W Counlry Mttlng 1895 Ho flechttlt come thtOVOf'l lor IM dall!led mantel
penthouae apl offic. View IP• 1 atry near t>each S1700/mo, yr community pool, WMI· •Charming Older 3BR On the Blutft 28R 18A.. pell 110 2 111 St 1-1,_111_11:_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_.,._-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_~---_-_ ... _---------------------------...,-
......... DtlYe. by 25252 ·s .. ~ IM AYlll 811. 87~7901 aide Bluttul' .. 1900/mo 2'MIA 2 ltoty home, all OIW, jeCUUI $775/mc! M&-111M cw 845-9543
-Bt~er 493-0161 --a&R, 28A, So. hwy Uppef __ Agt &15-49.2.!_ tvdwd flooft, huge ltving 220t PaclflC
n!Qe V9fanda. 12250/mo - -119 go Hw1t. le1Ch 1040 w/d, blll·ln• S 1 75 V:M::: 2 3 •COmfortable •BR 28A 2 •M ... Verde quiet 2BR
1 need the down paymenU 499-2572, 548--4598 =.! I 4 •tory temUy ~Ck>M 1IA, d /w, lg cloMt1,
Shwe equity 50·50. I PRIME ar-. newly re-CORONA HIGHLAH'Dt ~Ll.w 'a''llJ' to beach pallo ' ator-oe. loeked o•r-oe. HO-too2 °' 850·5194 make the monthly P•Y· modeled I 4bd. 2~t>a., · ~--" • -. ' 'c 1750 No P9b 640-2495 __
CROSSWORD PUZZLE
rMnt 850·2257 Sandy lam. rm .. Open HOUM 28R unit, w/d, gar-oe & Loe c.Daleroa, & 2BR • batcony 2 w getege, --E't!ft 18R, en001r. Ill
Sunday 1~.1389,IOO 8Y ywd. I t, 150 e7:M900 Studio• St.,llng al bftct frplc lllOOlmo *..,Ill* 6125 no e>et• 1545/mo ACAOU .. ... Pa~n owner. ~73, .... ,......... .... 1150/mo Full ciub metn· ftUA alTIU 2BR 28A frple enck>Md 115() dep 150 E 2111 $1
We'll give you the down In lllLlm benhlp incl 54&-85e0 17 .... 11 gar-oe. e,, buliHna, neer Mf.583-4, ~·•™ =~ tory~•,:: o~ L!fN It.ch 1048 FULL ooean & harbor GREEN VALLEY FAMILY • D I llU fUILf ltlope .~~4~• l2S0--0Ff 2NO MO'S
mtllty pymta & .. lhlt• •EAi YIEW views. 1800 alt, encl 2· TOWNtiOME. 3BR n. *Huoe "PP* 3BA 2BA. T8L MGMT &42· 1903 AEHTI E SIDE 28A t8A
apprec. You receive «*'get, 28r 38a avt 5/29 BA, new crpVpnt, trplc, all new Interior, oer-oe. Cott-oe Encl ger • lndry
100% till t>eMtlts. Mutt GrMt oc:.an view from tN• S1925/mo * &75-2812 1"9fng, dble gar w/Gpn(, tl'Pte, 11500/mo • M ....... .,...,. TO I"'"".. rte. NO P9tal 1795/mo+ have ciMn credit. Agt rare nllltfde hOfM .it. ·~ •• , .... f w/d, covered patio, •c.n.tfront 38R 28A 2 ~ '""'...,. ..,._.. MC.deP M$.1234
Wknda 144' deep vacant IOI ~RN ..vR 2 ~-. am poota l)W1la "' ICN>ol1 ' 4-U • Ill""* ....,_ 957.eoo2 Dyl, Ev. • rM<ty tcx r dreams rm. forrnel llv rm, .wld S1os0/mo +' 11050 MC d«:ka, ow-oe 11350 mo eA 187&.11&0 8R r•I ._..oon, Y9f'Y
SEAVIEW Full pra l..% 000 c.ii Ncup tkytta, 2 frpa, Jae Agent Lturle 859-2707 . *Upgreded 3BR 28A 2167'5-IUO 38A: a'tso· r;ivete, upttatn, 21R, t
GATED MCUrfly a corn-151-5000 s..Ct Better tub &22001mo ~221 --tower~~ g~-O•' wet., peld Poot, o:::: ~;., =.·;
munllytennll& pool.One HomM a Gatdene Reel ----· Hw1t. LICfi 2140 ~T,30o1mo • r encl garagH, d l w ur garege, 8rok•r atory • bdrm & family Eatate 151·5000 naw .... , · IM2 5073*"'~''° 720-113<l room with dulgner 28r 2Ba, frplc, 99'· I 1640 t 1275/mo •BR 2BA ~ ftUA MITILI · ·
decor. Lovely bfldc patio ~ IHctt 1069 5118Mwerd.110-8312 femllyrm,lrl)IC,wr NrSO 1~11
w1th fountain l nigttt light ?:: -frwy A'il lf15 IH2 l--'iiiiiiiiiiiiii~-
Yl9wl. l733,ooo •u--.-----,.....e1r11w1&-o&73 ----,,........ l;ii~iiiiiiiiiiiiii;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;. VIiia leltloe 29R. 2BA, -~--.. .._. On "-2 lot In mot1t ct. S&i=u• Eucutlve ~ 2144 vtuttedoelllnOt ~Im-
---· -· tlraeM ar• Mcwe·ln w/28R28A +den ..--. 1 le. 11350 • "f:At.lOllS todey, bl.llld tomotrow on OcMtl 8IYd Frple, lg W Ua.wy condo In Ox· m90u •••· /mo,
Gt-.t OPPtY el 1411.000. peito, carport. UOOO mo. fofd COur1 Pwti location. ~ 0 ti. l73-0t4e
631-1400 ---·-ee1 Rily o..11w121 1.,,.,.. aec lllWm 9Y9-Twmme 1n 813~6900 Ill II• or 7to-6000 u"'. S 1 JOO I mo. C:::C:· t•t•d ..... 160·3600 ~...., 1IMll4 ..... fonNt lftdl,
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'1111 IM_, .CS ..,_MW Strong =-: T:: ...... ... ... Jim ham C.r• •nd UquldaUOf'I "*"9 & -.ctory et 2 ~t----• Cell ofb bedl.ground WIP tenance In addition tc Elcpeli.ioe.Nlptul,butwll Traina. 125·12&0. and klech•,, feuc•t•, W.....,.,.t ft9rtc. ~ iQ.fi p., :II b09I _,.....,.. upetlenoe comlonebllt treifl Pttvate Plt1y "°""' ...... ..... 121 50. Oetb•ge di•· & unflow•r·Complf. • a M.-0 ... Etc. US.A. ' P•reonel Hcretartal I .. ..aw-Mdedlall'.... ~.,.. ----..a 13150 t13·1201 m•nta of Maro•• 15 MH. tOO/mo. '17 DEi MC>Sll,
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f /I •HHU!m Call ~ att73· 1080. annu.i •al•"' ~ulr•· fOf aomeone IO<*lng to with b•v•l•d mirror. OMCe fumllure 171-12IO or ...O.IELL (•~I Pncad .111M -....... ·' ant•r the 1dv•rll1lng l!OO, * HOOlier cabt-Ille. Tt• ' I 1 IP R 131.tM JIM 11.IMOfd '""''• In ... In .,. .. Car mentlto·c/o()aijy PllOt, fletd Mutt type351wpm net,1350 ...... Heda..-M!!•"!!! 6047 ~-6 40 ... ~ .. T•. 1301 ou .. 1 Wl'llt•ltan •••thar .
MCllHf'y. lmmed. oPeO-RESPONSIBLE PERSON Ad# 143, p 0 Boa t&eO. a. have~ -one 91<1111, ..... _ 1.11•-· 7 UliDOFFiCl"WAJTING_, St • Newport 8Hch eunroof. U .OQO ITU .... Ing Frl/&at/Sun to place 1lgn1, w"k· Coate ~ 92626. AH ,.... -• .___,_ - --.w atancJ.,d tr~ijMOf\ te.00/tlr Calf 771·8577 endal P/T In the Hunt· .,,._.,.will be adcnowl-lfoura lam-lpm Good UMd l\lrnlture ROOM CHAIRS BEST I AM SET,,.. -I 7500 751· 7 7 5 2
lnglon 8eac:fl .,.. Mul1 edged l'IOurly + commi.-00. HOtMloffie9 S l0·'300. OFFER 141-0770. Ask dining chelr. lemcla. mlr· I w II I II , tJTUIOI
ffl•l •IFllll have own tranaportellon SECURITY ,...,..,ICERS Buy/Sell 973-1201 FOi Kathy "°'!: plc1~~· OUl·door llf--For or-ting card com-& auto Insurance w ..... f-t"':..'" ...__1, c;.ai °*1 Freeman: DESKS. CONFERENCE turM ... ture, r-IOl.bbeda, 2 ~ O'f9f P'k* up trUdl, Toyota Celtea • 77
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(&.19) 720-1121 collect Restaurant we oner Xlnt pay, xlnt ...,.,_......,,-..... tt>e, t c:tw9. cntM ctoeet. 8Uy9r takW 811 S250 pnone, --*' kll~ w~ UMll l*e MW! 137..ate7 ACURA 14&-2626
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Coldwell Banker, N.B ii •BUS PERSONS now. 7,..77.._.880 ELEGANT Victorian P•UU. Court, 21•92 Paclflc •et INTEGRA IN STOCI< Matooon F1.1"y l<>aded.
looklng for an U · •CASHIER * 1'U'8.mlf * CMvat oek dr...., With Light e>Q •1teoutl'.le lltacl Cout Hwy, SC*» •42• 9020 · f perlencacl rec•ptlonlst •DISHWASHERS 11..-n o .C. Airport ., ... PARS mltror & matching bed detk wtupholataracl chair 8AT/SUN H ~ ... on~ etacllt leatMr ... ,... aunroo
lor PIT du11es, mostly •HOST/HOSTESS We ere IO<*lng lor an •·--lenc:e-'ar-racl. Ex· 1550 Halen ~8-8101 & 2 matc:Nng akSe Chairs ...... --* 1111 JI new 1"" fOK mil .. ........... .,.,., 1350 722-6639 -TO CHOOla FROMl OrlglnaJ owner. mu;.n.nl =u~::n~e4~~Pts For interview call •fl•r :;-'~~~0a~ =.1 ~~,:"~ O~~~~-C~~~af~~·: · Ntwoon ltldt 6169 •111111 '* WTlll 1n1ou1 18700 557·53ta
--------1 tam. (213) •89·1333 tend gate during recap-Ing. Travel Adventuiea. 9'8"ll&'8" Hom•·tpun i'eU & AMftats 6049 RUNNING OR NOT mfll&J VW'"~RABBIT Woll· F/T~7~pm. orl(7nt•llY7~5;>!77 ~~!.~1 ~:S~ to Frat* 752...0752 yarn. w /all v•g•tabl• lllllllu....,.Pw -llHUIUU c'!lllN2!HO~URS aa Ill !~. IEowdlt~i:n". :ic6 -""'.,.,,_ ur-dyaa. P•tf•ct condl XJnt cnam..._ bk>OcftrM. St Andf9W9 PraabY(erian .. '" ...,......
M .50/Hr, l>lnlttta No d•Y• a Sunday• $2700 Kurdlttan. Ctrca seoo11•m•-2•se Church 15th and St An-11vm.n•1 aml am11m caa. ~1n1 conct up nee. Apply In penon, Reat.urant 2PM· 11PM C.it Dorothy 1'~00. u 6' 10"1t t•'8". dr.w. 'Rd. TIM. 5118 FAEE TOWING 1001 Quell St Npl Beh $3900. ~91
Booka on Tape, 729 •• ,.,__ Mon-Fr i 8am -4pm aa-.a..a llf ~ti deal I t ... --•u M1J ~aracl St .. C.M. s.ta.5525 Now hiring FOOd Serve<s. . 873-2268 Buay ~actt?e~ PIT woJ, S5500gn,ttt~s c::i~ am•~ h-7pm. Fri 6119 9a-2pm Trudd 9035 ' _·_•_• -~ P··.Th~~·" !~~31 • ';-;'
Cocktail Waitress Set· Shlpplng/AeceMng Incl wfmda & ...,.., Exp tory ChlMM P<>f'C9llln · 1250 F AIM .. llATTM cerDuretor ~ s2.ooo
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2•0& Newport Blvd. 850-2001 Wlllll/WA111111 decor w/rosewood & PlllALI••.... 'II Clm dl11on.l11,000ForOulc:k ------19!""'~ Ab9olutety no ph<>M calls .,,........ • With c., tor lunch ci.11very m.,bllt plant ttand. Ctrca For breeding 5 yura Tri-through classified · Sale• 144-22•2 • AUl.os Domestie 9300
The Dally Pilot la Melclng ..... , .... rants ••---MrVlce ••tab routH 1900. $2200 6-42..0129 color 21~21·8003 ---, • .,. ,..~,,,...., XL l.O<*• (1) part-tlnw driver 1or ,... -1~-DlllD _ .. ..._:. • · M -., __.. _ _. ..., .,_.. morning dellvery of ..._..,lTill I pr.,.....,..., ..-tpm on-Plano Upright. Gorgeous. -•• MW.loac*S.parlectcon·
n•wtpapera In. coi1a Opening 900n In Costa T....a Fri. a.o...eo c:Uh dally. Aeflnl9he<f. Bulll 1890 11 llT & dll1on 32.000 rnlles 1·
Mesa. Apprt>ll. 2-3 hours M • • a • n e e d s e u 1 1 d a car• er Leri'•~ l2000 080 a27-8547 llU II llWll TOOier. Holley. Saginaw 4 ... owner. S.•95 722· la92
per day Mven days a H 0 st/Ho ates a es . wlprofeuional lralnmg & 979-0747 --=---•r•lr fPMd, Huret. Gabriel, ?i"C~n equip-
week. Hours 2 a.m • 5 Cuhl«a, Prep Cooks. high lncom• potential. WlllDllll P/T i=::=;_ 6011 Adopt Iler nuffty. adorab49 new tires. EY9f'Ylhlng up-ment,goodlMlntananca. a.m. Musi have rellaDle BusMrs, FOOd Bar At· Call Chrlt 800-777-112• -••• nn:=:-""• kitten Orange & whit•. Iola, &nlf11 7011 g.rad•dll Spar• part• new lfrH & battery
car. 1nwi-anoe and good tendanta. Bakers Start or (714) 261-9091 C.M. S6-S71Hr. NO tmkr, KENMORE 20 cu tt relrlg m9le Free to loving. r• Custom Camper extral V ER $3,000 ~&-5158
driving record Earn $20· Immediately. Apply 1n 11uci.n1 pref 722·8060 poroelaln, lcemaker. xlnl apontlb49 home. Mother 11'8 Btltlth Dory With 198a let'• tallilll CR C" J
$25 per day. Call person· 1555 Adams, •WIRDflll• WINDOW CLEANER cond.Mllby5128.S350 hu alreedy trained him EY1nrude30hp ,.-:trlc IJ11l11tMl .... I Lt '11 MERCURYMAROUIS
142 .. 321•xt.209. C.M.556-1903 Costa M•aa T•I•· Sup«l trnae ~llcln out John380-15tt touHlltterboJl 11*'1. new alMl'lng IY"-837-19e7 7•.t-0253 DEIO Wagon Run1QOOd,IOOk1
marl!ellng offloe. Grut se.10 hr +car •xps/ben -Call 8'4a.o701 tam, new battery. trauer. good $1 000 Cash Retell hours! R•lax all day HB 960 1191 ·MAYTAG WASHER & mooring cov•r. bilge 5.48-5137
IDLllTITE nam.• Limited opportunity to join
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BETTER HOMES &
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DP'I UUI IELP ---Wo<tt. evenings arN • DRYER Harvat gold in pump $2200 o bo SILE•• PIT for antlqU9/glft shop 5-tOPM Guarantaacl hrly YOUTH good working condition HIMALAYAN KITTENS 921•13'44 ~ 9050 •• ••'88 COUPE ~ILLE
In CdM. 673-nt4 wage + commissions + 1395. 861--6990 Blue Point & Flame Point ROWING SHELL . LASER '85 CADILLAC llr•tch A ftW CJWUS (S ~~~.n~o:'ates 31~ •••mo bonus It's up to you how cna~nORs REFRIGERATOR S 100 ~4~ With cover a car racks Limo, tuNy load.cl, good Ola pl(.~~ mllMo• tl,.., leather In·
-much you m•k•I Call UUl1-XL N9ar new Whtrlpool 1wy Exoel'-nt condition condition $5000 Take 111,or Excetl•nl con-Needs assembler. salllng Now--Call Barbara duty wuher $225 Lett 759-029a over pyml Wiii carry es > • '~ " s•t • 1 ••• dltiOn ~ '!ll'atranty
background helpful. will btwn2~8pm755·1155 al........ hand small 3 arawer _ pap«.960-8921 ts n• r ••H ' l ••t 10 t'"'t fn clud•d train 831 3302 We have ch .... .,,1ng pos ... ~k •40 67"0088 PIT llll PIPPIES SABOT FOR SALE . a. Hv ,.,, .:••• St••H •• · • _ Tll•mark•tlng 1tlon1 op•n for Hit· ,,_ -".:._ located on Ball>Oa llland 85 LINCOLN stretch 114.500 759·3281
SALES. Earn $2000 to ITllllTI motivated people to SEARS heavy-duly •lee· S.ach mooring Best Umo. tulty loao.o good Sala -~ C'ADTI L A c 8 2
$20,000/mo Set your aupervtH IMn~I tn trlc: drye<. e11cellenl con· laM I feules offef' 831-2852 eondlllOll. $5000 Tak• Parts -~ F L E E T W 0 0 0
own achedule Bl your llllllWIYIS the newepaper prom&· dlllon. Moved. can t UM Fewn and INhllell ---'1'1« ~ymt WTll carry 131·311 l Et.EGANCE. model• tOO
RECEPTIONIST -Work -;o;. ~~~rs ~:o,~ ~~~1 -..Tiii llOn•I tlel(t s 190 OBO • ~6-6564 -Only IQ responslt»e loving Pow~ loMs 7012 paper 980-8921 1500 Auto Mall Or. AM/FM llPl7• ;.2,B5. $6 100
N•t'I Co 1 blk to bch. -------.. AM ~ caring adul11 $75 u .,...,.
Word Processing e1tp SllllTUY -P;t ~;;9N:!:P~· Guaranteed Income of Fumfturt 6014 each, Checks acc.pted 14' 1111&1, IO .. + Msc. Vthldes 9090 Santa Ana CAMERO -=--ii'77 auto
REAL ESTATE 751·5000
(714)723-0119 IJO..SH,• Kl YUi ary Hourly • Bonus wtth proper I 0 onlyt .OHPSuNklwtthcontrols GOVERNMENT SEIZED 65 Fwy. at Edinger matic._ palpb. new ht•s
RECEPTIONIST 6-42 .. 321 Ex1 •31 or $401 ,., Wiik 8 PC KING BDRM SET 8 Avallabte NOWll Bimini top custom low· v•hlelH lrom SIOO MM 7 DAYS cauettl redlo, EXCEL·
Ltmfgco.Answerphones. Take-charge person with 228. Walt tor beep, ask ' mo Old. King mat 1 bo• Ml·l1UerU1·1l12 lngtatpandtraller,lotsof For'da. M.,c.edM COi· .. _.._Hr.a Mon,.fri LENT CONDITION Mutt Ill• typing/tiling. M/F. protesalonal demeanor for Crystal or Ban fO lflrf apringa Maple hutch utrH A really lun ~tea. Chevyl SYrplUa .....,.,,_ ... , $2250 982-8350 556-1885 lake/ocean boat! Like Bul•r• Gul de (1) 7:00emto9.00pm a.5. 645--7811 Strong olllce back· S3 9 ground,eomfortablawfth PART-TIMEtfOllS With potential tor $1000 llUllUlllAlll "POODLE PUPPY SALE new. 996 •32•0 37 80 ·887·8000 Elll El DORADO BIARRITZ .. ..IT numbafa, data entry & , p« ~ TheM pos· FooU>owdw1th raJt Home raJMd (l-C p Toy *SEA RAY 26' ~en· S-22347 ----19a2 17.000, leath•r. • TIIP/T . WordPertect OCAlrport FlJlL.nurp•y lllonsar•p«manentand queen11ze$195 e·0 8733 & M in} s2so~s6so glnel. reefer arch. re-JeguarXJ81988"e.auliful, level ride, touring Im
Front Ole. appearance. 811&. 752-1882 llWIL ft oNer an exc.llenl OP-DINING ROOM SET 751.3'465 modeled to 1989tpect • Aulos lfllpot'led 9 100 datk blue, Pcellanl con-m•culat• Sa 700
Very t>uty phones for portunlty fOf grOW1h and 3 ule trailer S28 500 obO -d1tlon': 132.450 858-3209 E/831-8239
Fuhlon Island Real El-• lllllfllf SlOOO/Wk Potlf'llial Tete-raptd advanc.ment In· Walnut lop w/2 leaves 8 -6"40..0200 (2LOL035) On57-8t07
tall otflce. Cell Jennifer inn Compa.ny. lrvine/O.C. mark•tlng ottlc• aup· sured v•n. wagon or chairs. beautiful ornate Pianos & Organs 1915 MAZDA RX7-GSL -
79()...5000 Airport. Permanent PIT plies. Euy In 8AM·12 large Mdan .. required wioughl Iron s75o 6059 111111UllAT 62 Mercedes SE. ac..n blue w/doV9 ...... ..., •• , ~ .11'..A.V M • F 8 3 0 • 1 2 3 O Noon No WMkendt Lott of opponunlty to 120-i 470 1977 ta fl Bay &oat Out· I t 1 AC 5 O Convwtlble ac1
• ~ .. / preferred. 2 yrs min e•· NO EXP ucc grow with 119. NO ... GASORYERS55.CflbS.0, BABY grand piano bar field IMlctriC In ••ce41ent :.:!~ n,.:;,Fo~ ... ~ oft .... ioeJ.cs:~~ \t\X'l ::-l"YI' I~'.\ .1 I perlanc•. IBM-PC lllet· ~ pertenca ~ry w• King S50. Obi $35, Chait. With glua •op Excellent concltllon Mull Mii Catt CH .. ll• wl •qulllHf P/8 . ell~C condition at•Call~/133-8970 Cetlbefore 12 Nooo wltltraln cotf .. tbl,endtblSt0-20 conc1m~t_~~;'8S l200 afler7~.1111 HlllFHll ... eflet CtUIM control. power bHO 080 720-1470
REAl.T()Rg NEWPORT SCH 673-3735 · ti.by items 5•2·6959 ._ w1ndOW9, much mot• (•RRRED1) HIRE COSTA MESA 5-48-8919 lo achldull an lnt9f'Vlew K,ING SIZED WATERBEO HAMMOND PHOENIX SEARAY SEVILLE ta• .. fl Air, ~ llMflng d!K Low mtlMge. atlowfoom L.awnandlandacaplngllll SOUTHOC 5a2 l2.0 Mclflndou1ycururn1ng Organ dbl manual ln gd • brak•,lar'nbskln, cond ition S10,000 JEEP-EAGLES lhanlush7Ctlec:ktheMNlce • • potential W/bookcu•. hUd· cond . /Iota of m lie V-8,wlthTrallrlghltraller. mldn~hlblU9, 676--3M8 BEST OE.Al . . GARDEN GROVE board, under bed w u lowing tarp, •lnt cond 2 hub O NTEEO-dlrectory lnclaultledtO< throughclass1f1ed 748-9237 storage AHaccesaones bookaS2506ft~ Financing 10 quahfi.d poec. cac>s MBZ 19e2300TO UAAA
Motor Routes
available in
Westminster
Huntington Beach
Fo~ntain .ValleJ
NO COLLECTING
NO SOLICITING
Deliver One Day a Week -
Must have dependa~le car
and proof of Insurance.
Call 842-1444
Ask for Joanne Craney
As a convenience to our Daily Pilot
customers we·r~ Open Earlier and Stay
Open Later for New ads, Corrections
and Cancetlations.
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12•3l •77•·3183 MUST SELL NOWI Qin tbl ~ tvofy. Plk>m•no ldttlat well bell Ill
771t•2 w/2 INves. hutch, W A N T E 0 1 9 7 • Sii loatJ 7014 Euro hd!lt• Ulce MW JN SUI06 ~ Employmenl Wint~ 8 Chrt. S 1200 Euro glass Moto~na Mena Mu11 1 -1• #•ll 141-1114 Only 3IK mllaa Orig .U, of.le
5535 porc•laln ci-1ndaller. ti. Mf1al •24.42831·8.0 ._ "" own., Corona cMI M8l 32111 Camino Capistrano 1------....;---.1 s350 oeo 531.7 193 Uptolt,000 964-1975 Tr11tar.~.2Mt1UJls f17,500o/D/o 780-0351 SanJuanCac>111reno HOMECARE of elderly or _ _ Racing cond 759-029a MBZ ,71 •!OSEL •93-0810
disabled peraon by exp NEW DAYBED WHITE & '::::!:::: Goods 6065 LIDO t• as 0.,__.. '7. 3 CONVEATlBLE BUO Ml( mltae xlnt cond Ill· Ofter up 72 l'vl af1er pub· klnO lady In your hOme Of BRASS With maur ..... ~ --S3 000 Run• 9fNI MW ..... ,
hara TLC,ttou~ng a trundle complete WINOSURFER·ALPHA. ::..~~2~1 rad11ia 942 ·tS23, =~Ote~t l-·-'-1«1---=----
Refa avail. a58-2571 S245 •M0-8733• 230A, 5 0 S.11, 1350 529-2553 or 089-3'428 M0tgan ;;;::;;:~~;;;;;=t~~1Paraon tty\ d/r Ible & 8 Goqd for beginner _ _ 'l3PEUGEOTe.o •'Oo'Of NMOSL. Blk. 10k (7•11) Mcftf=..W-. 5540 7141142·952.3 W11111 ' a2 3tOSEC. 8'ack 12595) -·~ chra. wicker 4 drw dr•. I turbo dluel, 1tlck ·a. 30050 $71< m• 167101 ........ stack w/d. 497-3993 LAIMr. UMd Luer In good •O 000 m1la. U500 t5 IOOSEL. Ult< Ct02I)
MEMBERSHIP FOR SALE OVEEN SIZE MATTRESS condthon 721•8788 !!_BO •98-0<'~ 'U ttoE, 2 8 S26K (8275)
a.HO. * 7eo-e 114 ' BOX. OUIL TEDI WllTUI SUIT ·as VOLKSWAGENc ... Wgn, Whit• (12301
-... BRANO NEWI $155 UMd fiber..glasa nbot 1n ABRIOLET Maroon. 5· FUllS
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BERSHIP fOR SALE. ·fie. stc . Phn Of Eileen dyt catSOrlea Tues all da~ or The tOllowlng pwaone 11e
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Th .. bull"811 •• cOfl ~ St~ M6Mtm, c.i.r ~~tet, Coat• ~ .... ~led by an lnaMduai
d!JCled by an lnd•vtdulll 12IOS C•f t2t21 Tn• reo111ran1 COll'I•
The re91a1ran1 com Thtt l>ua!Mff 1a con• Tl'ltl ~.,,._. 11 CO'\ tftlftC40 10 trantaet llllal· menc.o to ''atlHCt ~ OllC.1-d by. tlulOand and Wile dllCted by • 09f*el pw1 ne. under the l~filiOu•
neat u~ the llCtlllOut Th• re911uan1 aom· ~ ~ MIN JI' ,..,,.,.. buSlneea name °' namea mancec1 to trllf\MCl ti'*-The reo••tr•nt com 1111.ed abOlte on Apt1I tt llateo abov9 on Apfll ?1 ,_. un08t ,,_ llWtlolll "*"*' 10 tra.naact bU9o 1M1
ttet ~ na.rrie °' namea ,.... \lnO. the 1.e11uou1 Kelly TecM•• Mack M. M1yu.ii1 119ted aDove on Mey o. , ... ""*-nM'e Of '*'* Thia ...,_,, lied
Thia atAllatnanl wM filed Jofvl M~ ...., ..... on APr'il 13 w1t11 the County Cleft. <1' Ot.
1h the County Clerk of Of. Tiit · .,,._ Coun11 on Ai>fll 20
ange COIHllt on Aptll 28, Thia tt11ernan1 "" filed Vince J AlftOClei f4ta1f7 ttlt wtlh IN County Cletk of Or· TMI tta\lrMnt .,, .. lllld Putl!llNd OnflcM Coml
,.,..,, .ngeCouf\tyon Mayt 1ttt wnh tn.eo.n, ci.-°'Or °"' Pllo• ,,.., 1~ I t5 n .
Pubtlllhacl OHnO• Co.at ~•m ange COl.lnty on April 27, tNt P~ Ma, f , 15, 22 2t Pvbllahed Orange co.t .tMI ,.~ M· 111
1 OMy Pll6t Maf 15. n tt. ~ oranoe ~' i---------
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NOT.C. • Hf"'8Y GIVf H ' Ille CUy COl#IQil Of .... Cay°' IV1tlnfton 9Mcf\ Md .... HYl'ltinltOn e.em ,_,.' .. D II"*,, /loltllltCY ..
Mid I )Oll't ll'IOilc ._.,tilt°"~ I 19tt at 7 00 II' M In ltle Ott of ~ liMcfi COllflCll ~ 10C1etiN ec 2000 Mein 81twc ~ ~ CailfofNa tH38 -•
~~~the IOlnT ~I hHftnt la to C0111ic* and 11C1 \IPOft She A!'Mnded ,_.. •OPJ'l'tll•I ll't#I and FM Enwonm.m.! ~ ..._...•tot~• Ho ~ o IN 0•111ew ~~It ll'Totee' end to COl'lllicMil' .. wrrnen Md*'* *'"'*'Y few•~ ttie
---ldoptlol'I Cl IN Amended~·· PIM"'°"''"' rnw~t .. ~ ~ Any Md .. ~~*"'>' ~to tht PfoCIOMCI A~ °'the •eigutanly ot 1n1pnor sw~. or..., wlWt t9IOMltonanyi...,....,by1t1e ~
""'*•"'-•11111a91D1wlft* .. ""'' tJwl Of '°IMI trwwOM141fltM ""e>eet Report rnai..,,.,.., • tht heW"'O and ettaw c.....,. why the~ ~ 1t~ment
"""lfliould ""4 be edoOl.S 1n llOd<l!Oll 11 eny •~ 1101tat•11\an tne t~ Mt torth tor tne hMt"'O tor tN AmeriOed ,_...:oPment Plan
tny Md .. pereone tNIY , ... "' writing ••th the o.tk Of IM Ort Coul'ICAI ..... ,.,.,,.,., of Obtectlon• IO the A'f*IOed ~o;;;n. Plan·
ni. ~ ot Arnendrnent No Ont to the a.It..,.. ~1 Pt~ IM:rMM the 11m1t11ton on the ~• o1 t•• incr.,,_tt MllCfl ll'IA)' be aitour.a to the Hunt~Ot'I 8w'ft ~~t Tt\19 ~t 11 ~ lof Khielllng the C>ut",,_.. of t"-9 Protect~ ttle ••itl•llO ll1Matt0n. ~ lt~iatea INn the t may"°' collect ~ tNn $350,000 In tu
inCrMW!t I~ ~flnQ tny ON t~ ~ 00M llOI PfQV!d9 IUftoc:ient ~ fOt ltle ~tut lll'\C)lementl1ion ol the public """'~' PfOJ«l-prOOOMCf '°' l!M Pf0j9C1
~ AMOfOC> REDEVELOPMENT PLAN Will NOT CHANGE THE ORIGINAL PROJECT Alll£A IOUNOARIES OA THE ORIGINAL AEST~TIOHS ~ fM1~ENT DOM,t.lN
~tef*al QOtl• lll'ld o«>tlci•Y9t 01111• prOj)ONCI Redeo.~L Pfoteet lfl
A ri. elimonallon Of 9nWOnmenlal oef<~ ""'thtrl the Pro,ect A111, ·~ "*'9quate public lfnpf~ta
8 Tht ~~ P'llWlong, t~, rfP*lntng. a ... llCPf"*'t rec:or>•truc11on Of fef\eOli!lll#I 04 UW ll'rotee1 Ar .. """'Ch wOUld lal:IW.at•• tl;gl\ef and ci.ttet utitutt0n 04 the P1o,ect AtM 8l'ld thefeoy contribute to the pubflc hMlltl Nfety, and welt•• C lnct .... Md ""PflMI IN ...,_..tMltty of ~ oppotl""'I... hln I.he Pro,ect .At•
0 .....,.1 in,._ ~.1ec;one1ruc11on lftOlor construction of eutD9 g..nen ~· wttlf drttrteuttOn lonet ..wage trenlmlSllOf\ llf-. ftood con11o1 lmO'O\l.,,...,,ll and other ~ publlc: lmC>'0\'91Nnta
E PrOllMM oPPOfllM\ib .. •or pt~y °""*' O!JerllOO °' ~ an<I tenef\11 10 ~1· in IN upgrl01f19 of ttle Pr~ At ..
F 8ff~ thie ~ b ... of The Proiect Atee by Slll'nUlallftO ~ employmetlt and ~ growth
A teo.i deKflOtiOll of ,,,. P10,ec.1 ArM oouno.,•1 t 111Kfled Mft'IO .. b,..l>tt A J Uf lflf0tmatoonai PYIPGMll a m-o at\O>lllng the
loc.ltoon and boundlf-of,,,. Proiec• A•N II a11ached ..., .. 0 u Ellhlbtt 8
Atr)' and II ont•MteO '*''°"' m•r "'~' ano. uPOf\• pa.,,,,..-,, of t,,. c:otll ot r9')foduction. 001111111 c;.oplM or tl\e A~ ~CPl\'lenf A9enCJ' to the C ty COUl'Cll and Mly Olhel tnt01m1tlOf> partaon.np thet•to 11th• offoee of 11'9 City C--City Hiii 2000 M11n Stteet Huni.noton ~ C fOfn 1 •
The ~I AQ91'Cy n1s l<lopted "Hu!M <.iov8(n•r\g PartiopatlOO ano Prtflfenc.9 b)' Owner• ()peta10t1 of ButinesMt Ind
Tenant• for ltie e>u•poM ot •'l\plement.ng tl\OM ••••utet of 1ne Amended Ae<ieve1opmeo1 Plan proVld.ng kH parhe1p1tl0f\ by Pf.Oe>eflY
0-1 and OC:.C:UC)IJlll In Irle P•Oj«l AIH Co ...... OI Hid ruin a1• IVllllble fOf OUDloC ontp9CTIOf\ II tM Off~ Of Ille City Cle<ll.
Thll Notic. ii put>hthe<I p.irto•• 1 10 '"• utOM 01 tn. I.! ly (.;ounc1I ot Ill• C1ly of Huntington Beacll ana in. H\j_ntmgton-Bea.cil
Recle\lelOptMnl A~y
DttlO May II, 188
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CONNt« 8110CICWA\f, CITY ClllllC,
CITY Of HUNTlMOTO.. HACH
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LEO.Al OEIClllll'TIOH-OAXVtaw A"RA "'<>4CT
Tl\ll poOIOfl OI S.CllOO t6 Tow• stl•p ~ Soutr> Range 11 W•I 1n lhe Ranct>O l a BolN Clloc;1 Ind Ille Rlt!Cllo Lu 8olaaa C•ly ot
Huntington Beac;ti County of O.~ State of c.1,10-n11 "snown on 1 mao r•ce>flJed .,, 8ool< 5 t. pege 13 of M1K1111~1 M.,_ 1n the
Offoee '>I the ~ty RecouS• dftcr1bed H IOl!Ow9
Begtnnong •l the -· ~(lvlllat COfnet of MIO Sectton 26 thence Soutll " ~ ... 2•· 16 W•t 463 11 , .. , to • C>oonl on 11\e touthetty ptolonQellOl'I Ol lhe l .. t re o I Keetson Lane. I tlreet 0.-!'G 00 , ... 1n ..-clttl 30 leet .. ,.,_ lld9 o! c.an1*11ne.. 1M1 po.nt being
Ille Tiue Point"oT Beg;f\Nng lhet"IQ aiong aa.d IOUlherty prdoftO.i-SOUtll 0 OIO' ... 4 ~ Ew 40 leet to the WUlh 11ne·at~·· "--· ... , .. , ao , ... If\ Wldlll 40 ... I .. ,,... 910. OI ~·-line thenee Soutll 19 ~-2• 16 W•t 11117 *' ~ Ntd IOUlh hne
IO the wett tine ol Tract No 4091 lhenc• .tlonG Ntd ....w lone Notth 0 oegr ... " 31' W•I 700 ,... lo the nortfl line of Uod T•aet 4091
thence elOt'O Mod noHh r.ne Nonh 19 o.gy ... ~' 39 Eut 300 '"' to the ~hefty e11ttntion of IN ... , hM of Celt Lane a atreet Ming
60 feet In wldtll 30 feet ... .,. ..0. "' eeot.,,.,. tnence "'°'1h 0 099,... .. • 7 • WMI ~ 1 '"' ~ NICI tout'*ty ••feltllOl'I the WW1 lne of OM Lane el\d 1t• norl.herty axi.na.on 10 a line peran.i With er'CI 60 ,_,north .,._.-.ci at right qtee from tl\e cent•llne of ww,_
A¥91lU9. t~ ~ lald pll1tel Me ~ U CMQI-25 •6 'E# 1~M leet to Ille '*'letllne of e.cil 80IN¥et0 MIO 1t1 .. 1 beW1g 132
tMf Jn wtclth MIMI •tiler ~ ol c.enterhne. lhtnee along said oeniei11ne South o deQI'-45 t• EMT "6 teet, thence Sou111 119 ~-
25' 00 Wte1 283 leet thenc• South 0 degt .. s •5 14 East 288 1 .. 1. I~ Soult) at degt-25' 00" W•I 20 leet, then South 0 dew ...
45' 1•· £Mt te f .. t to 1111 ... ,.,1y e11tens10n ot the non11 line or Traci No H 10 thence tlong Mid nont1 ttne South 19 oegr ... 25' 00
W•t 5761 .. t to the ... , line 01 Atn Str .. 1 a w .. 1 b411no 60 te;et 111 Width 30 IMt •thet liOe of cen1•1tne 1tir.nce llonQMld -• llM Sovtti 0 <Mor ... 4• 48 E"t 100 1 .. t 10 1 wrve c.ooeawe n0<1tieesterty he\MO • •adiua of 50 feet, llMMe lloflgNid QK\11 eou1herly al'IO
'°"1henterty tlvu a cen11a1•noie01 36 oev ... !12 12 an arc 0•1lance of 32 20 fMt 10 a POlf\t on 1 r....,.. curw concew wwterty having
• redlUI of 5C) feet,. fld11l l1ono1 M•d po1n1 beet• No<1h 52 O.O<MI 23 02 NII. thenc:• •long ... d ,..,., .. curve IOUtheaallfly. IOUIMf'ly
end eouth"'"'"'' lhrv • ten1111 angle 01 711 0991-~ 35 an are distill<* or 8e ae f .. t to • compound c:urve cone•.,. no<1hwett1tty
._ying • tedl\lt or 35 IMt 1 rld11t 10 Ntd point t>eat1 South 411 c1egr ... 42 23 ... ,. tllenoe along lald compound cu,.,. 10Ulll-t1tty
and -t1tly thru a central angle or 48 099, ... 1 t 23 an wc dl111noe or 29 « fMt 10 a point on the 90\ilh line of Mandr*I Ort.,. being
IO *' lfl width. 30 IMI either MOe Of c;ent•ltne lhence along Mid 90Ulh llne Soutll 119 degr .. 29' 00"' "'"' I 1 II 1 .. 1 to Ille ... , line of Ti.ct No •30t.1henc.. 1tong M1d mll'lltooe<I HSI llM Soutll 0 oeg1 ....... •e ... , 270 , .. 110. point on. non langen( CUf1HI C:c>nclllfl
IOU1hwelt.,I)' hav•nd • 11d1111 of 70 IMI UJd po.nt t>eong on the l\()(th hne ol Barton Ort.,. and tl\e ... , Mne of au.en. Lane. ·~along
Mid Cllf.,. And Mii \ne toutlleastedy end IOUlheflt thru 1 oen1tll Ingle of 77 deQr ... u 59' an arc oi.tanc:. of 95 feet, thence Soutll o dlgr ... 44' 52 Ent t2 , .. , 10 • cu.rw concave northMlt«ty Nllllng 11ldlul ot to l•t. t~ con1inutng along Jhe ... , MM ot Oueen•
Lane Ind Miid mentlOMd wrw IO\llherly ancs eoutheUl•ly '"'" 1 c.nt1al angle of 27 degf ... 31 00" an 1tc dl9tanc:e of 34 ,... to a
,......... CUNe e~ 90Vl,...._t«1Y hev1ng 1 rldiu• ot t30 f .. t. 1 rld•ll to •aid point beet9 Nortn It 099, ... 37 08 Eut t~ 11onQ
M6d tevet'M C\INI 90\llllMtterty and IOUll!erty tl\fu •central anote ot 27 0991 ... 31 00 an 11c ~ance of 63 feet to nof"tll hne of T11C1
• 153 tMn along Mid north ltne Nottll H oeo< ... 24 35 Eaet '25 fMt to the test tine ~t Tr Kt '153, thence llOng Miid aut llne ScNtn
0 ~ '4 Si ' fut 500 l .. t ttlence No<lh 119 degrees 24 IS EMI 197 f .. I 10 tl'll N" hne ol ICMC90n L-ll'lene4 along tatd ...,
llne end"' IOUll\efly P'doftOAll()n 160.IMl lO llWI True P0tnl ol Beo•fltWn9
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