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THURSDAY , MAY 18, 1989
Pet fish
plays
dead for
·:quakes
ly AUX WfWAMS
Ot-04llly ,,_ ~
"Oscar the fish 1s s1dewa)s" may
sound hkc an obscure rock record
from the '60s, but around Corona dcl
Mar Hi~ School those words sound
more lake a wam1na to scramble
undt>r the nearest table.
The fi'lh behind the comm(>t1on
was dubbed Oscar by students. He as a
phlegmatic, bull-faced South Amc;ri-can red oscar of about eight inches.
Oscar h\C) tn a Iona tank that sits
between tv.o biology classrooms at
Corona dcl Mar High school
S"1mm1ng nght·sadc·up. Oscar as
hnlc more than a science-class prop,
lost among 1he Bunsen burners and
plastic human torsos with rubbery.
detachable organs But floauna stdc-
wa}s. Oscar •~ a harbinger of earth-
quakes. sc' eral around ( orona dcl
Mar's campus allege
Oscar inspired a enurel) new. v.ell .
school of believers on April 7, when
his dead-fish routine apparent!} fore-
shadowed the canhqual.c centered in
Newport Beach. •
"With each ensuana shaker. mor~
people act a chance to sec him
sideways," said Ron Schnnger. the
b1oloay teacher at Coron11 del Mar
who owns the fish
"More people become real be
hcvcrs ·
Richard Vac)'ra. head maintenance
man for the school. said he u5ed to be
a staum.h skepttc
.
81ology teacher Ron Schntt9er and his earthquake-predicting fish Osc•r.
But that was before he obscr"ed the
Oscar phenomenon first· hand
The day wasApnl 4 Vieyra strollrd
into the biology room and noticed
Oscar hovering on his side about four
inches from the water's surf';icc. Vic~ ra ~1d he thouJht no1 hin1 or the
fish s lctharay at the tame
BuL one day later. Oscar remain~
hovering.. neuly lifeless V1e}ra said
he knew of the talcs of 05clr's odd
powers. but the maintenance man
thought the Oscar rumo" were
nothing but rumors.
The third da). ho"'ever. ~as Apnl
7 Oscar had )Cl to move, so VIC) ra
bandied around !oehool 1nformms his
co-workcn. 1n none-too-serious
tones, that the campus was about l()
feel a real rodcr.
That afternoon. the school felt a
mtJ rocker. \'1c'tra srud Scientists
measu('l'd thrl·arthquakeat4 6on thr
Rtehh.•r ~cale
In retrospect. Vieyra spc."(ulatcd
tha1 Oscar ma" ha"e lay flat for surh
an uncommon!) long period. nearh
80 hours. ~cause has tank squats w
clo'>C to the "le" port-I ngle\\ood fault
hnc
"'That fisb made a beltc,er ou\ of
me." Vierra \31d
In Jdd111on. thr li~h also lOm.'\:t"
pred1( tl'd the Wh1t11er eanhqu.ilo.~ of
1987 Schnttger said
(,rantl"d the soldfish-gulpina
Oscar 1s hhnd in h1' nfht t")<' as a
result of a fungu" infecuon. But the
jPleaH IH FISH/ A2J
Dunes.boat-
launch ra~p
t .oreopen ~
ly IRIS YOKOI
Ot ... 04illy ...... ...,
' ~
Local boat owners who for months
have had to put ofT an ouuna at sea
because of the closure of tile only
public launchma ramp tn Newport
Harbor wall be ablt> to eruo> the water
on Memonal Da:y
Newport Dunes General Manager
Kns Jamtus auarantccd the launch
ramp will be open May 27 and
throU&}\out the holiday weekend.
"Absolutely. or you an sink me in
the water," Jamtaas said Wednesday
But the launch ramp will onl)' be
open on ~eckcnds dunna dayhght
hours until latt" June because of lack
of secunty at the facility. Jamt.aas
said. · ·
This hm11ed schedule and the
tw1cc--pos1poned opening date has
angt>red some boat ownen. who ha't"
had to natl their '41ter ouunas or
travel to other harbors to launch their
vessels.
The ramp ha been clo'ICd because
of the SI 0-malhon refurbishment
prOJCCl under v.ay at the aquatte park,
located off Jamboree Road and Coast
Hi&hw•> The 30-)'ear-old park its
on county land within Newpon
Bciach and 1s run by a pmatc
com pen)
The renovauon an ludc the ad·
d111on of 200 spots for m;rnuonal
vehicles. another 200 boat hps in the
manna. e~tra park1n1 pacc. d~
storage for 400 boau. a rccreat1onal
area. a snack shop. a iroccry sto~ and
. a restauran1
But boat owner Don Pfaff said be
was an&f) tht> plan,,dtd not include
some t) pc of access for boats during
construction
'Tm JUSt f\mous." Pfaff said.
"Nobod} thouJht about boaters We
ha' e no acces!dO the harbor They d td
not malt" pro' 1s1on for 1t and I'm
'Cl) upset ..
Boaters '4erc further frustrated
when Newpon Dunes officials set a n
earl} May launch opcnina date. then
postponed the opcnina to mad-May,
It which tame they postponed It ap1n
10 t~ t>nd of May
Pfaff said he had made plans to take
his boat out for his son's b1nhday on
the v.Ct'kcnd of May 12. the Stt<>nd
open in, date officials pvc, but had to
cancel that outma Yo-hen the opcmna
was postponed
Boaters have bttn d1rttted to
launch at either unset Aquatic Park
or Dana Potnt. ac:cordtn& to Lt. John
Blauer of the cit) 's Manne Safety
Dcpanment
Hand-carr1e'2 boats can be
launched from e'4'pon Beach street
end . added Ton) Melum. tideland
administrator
Otherw1 . the only other options
002t ov.-ners have ts to pa> a hapyard
to launch the hoet or JOUl a yacht club, •
bOlh ofv.h1ch mtan tgn1fican1 f~
"The launch ramp J sorely needed
and used 10. "lcwpon Beach," Cih
Manager Rohen W) nn acknow(-
ffllllease 1H LAUNCH/A2J
Residential burglary rate skyrockets in Laguna Beach
ly LESUE EARNEST ...... ., ..........
A dramatic jump 1n burglanes in Laauna Bcarh o"er
the past couple months has cau5Cd police to issue a
warning to resident to take care to keep 1he1r doors and
w1ndov. locked.
From March to May. rcs1dcntt:1I buralancs rose 28
('0\.ER STORl'/l .PD ·\"l't:
percent 1n South ~una and sk)rocleled 44 pcn:en1 1n \OU m1&ht ha'~ a cnmt" spree goin8 on·· \lid homes lntheca\Cofforccdentn .'lo(rC"emha"d>ttncutor
traJ i...auoa-Wht&o tho d•¥' and ~ UlJ'QQ -k.,.tn0tKt ~<>ft 'Hcd11'tJd1T .. l~"l'm!ft--,,,~ --..-~~ ~ fu~bt<:11,,rt~.=-=---..
val)'. the mljon1y occurred dunna the da\' bct\\een sccurt our hom('S a hnle better and tal...t" the opportunnv The most common item' talo.en ha'e been Jewelry,
Thursday and Sunda}. a""a)' ·· cash or ele<:troruc equ1pmtnt
City pohct arc kttp1ng a close watch on the affected No arrests ha' e been made in the cnme\. -which Althou&h ·most often the home\ ha' c tx-cn entered areas. Lard1e said
police may not be related. lhrouah unladed doors or tndo"' in a n\lmhc:ruf~sc .. \\e're mcrca 1ng patrols obv1ousJ~ tn t~ areas.··
"I don't lhanl it's fair not to alert the residents" hen the buraJanes occurred after som("(rne broke into the he !.aid "\\e're 11-\ 1n1 to nip I\ an the bud ··
CM soup kitchen
still filling a need
for J-:lungry cli~ntele
Historic accord
over Balsa Chica
wetlands near
arc still deal points that nttd to be
aaJ'ttd on. The) lOUld become ~or
IS.SU~·· lty 909 VAN n'K~ •
Of .. ~ ........
• You can have soup and salad.
Bread's inchadcd. No credit cardJ acceJ*d. No waiter to call by his first
name. And no one nftds to &O with an
mt(KY . MOfMCll Jut bccaute his
pocUla .,. ecnpcy.
Merle HatJc""i'• someone ('arc
ICMIP *itcbta h&I t)ctn operat1na for a
moadt •• au 1'cw loalt•on m tht fc.,..,... MU at Co,u Mna's South
COMt Cbristaan Ch~h on V t(tON
Sttect at "-ntla A vaa.c.
FOr ~ thrlle )'an brio;e \hat, Hatlebna ladled out bcr he
IUlffO..,... a& Rea Community
Cenlef, Oft Ha-U. A vtauc M
~P*ic. Md...... ,Wllieh ...
..... IO_ ......... bait.a••..... c.w ......
are llill ...... "* way to aw limtMri11 ,._
N-l" ........ • IDWlil 1
linlt bit ...... -lkll ' ... ...
00hCO.W"•••fll ...... .. , ............ .,.. ......
GOOD
•
lty IOUlt'T 8ARKEll Of-0,......-...-
pcculahon was nfe Wcdnesda)
that ncsot11tors for the .,nal Land·
mark Co. a_nd the Amip de Bois.a
Ouca tv ve reached • histori( aptt·
mcnt to end a aen.tbt env1ronmcntal
bettlc O\ CT the Bor.sa Chica coasllinds
near H ununaton leach.
Others 1d. tbouah. that the lon1-
awa1tcd accord is dott -very close
~ County Supcrvtt0r H~~
rieu Wltdcr said lhc it .. optimistic ..
that a tcttktMnt of I.be decacks-<>ld
bettle will be announced Monday.
"Ifs never over until it's o~r: she
said. .. But I'm abtolutdy hopeful. I
laavc a lot of faith in the m.,as and
~.; obtrrven doee to the nqo.
tlltlOM Mid thit 'alnement, 1n effect.
bu betn radWd and it Jutt waatina for 1 9" UM I ut. Mollday at I ~ ollk ... ewe. COelition
&hit formed to hammer o ut dif-
rt1ence1. •
8'1t 5'IMl l..Uct.IMrt official Jef.
fie)' Hota. deaied lbM an 1111mncnt
.. "' ......... l'IMN • ~ fOr
tftCOWllllR•&. .. M .ala: .. but dicre
Holm wd nesot1at1on . art" con-
tinuma. Council.man Peter Green. a mem-
ber oflhe city' 1cam on the coalition.
couldn't be ruchcd for comment. But
he d1stnbuted a memo \0 feUo*
counctl membcn tliis ,..ttk annouoc-
ina that the rcsolutton of the 8ol
C'fuca "IS \Cl)', very cle>K ..
•• """' rcleuc l~ bca.na pttpe~ fordistributtoo tmmcdlatcly after the
coalition mccuna. .. Gree said 10 the
memo. MTbc coehtJon memben re-
quest that no formal announcement
or c:veo infonnal comments to the
pres or public be made pnor lO tbie
22nd of May:·
Green .. attkbed a propoted 'DIP
s.howu~ that 1,069 ICftl lft bli .. Mt
uidC for ~llUda aDd 447 _.. IW
midcotUil ""*' Soilft:a ... ~ that more ICftl lleW ...... Iii
vrctlands Pl ttcrvatiOft.
TIWR "'mos I IG'el tet .-. for
the linear pait.t .5l llC'8 b ...... ,. and I l acres IOI' lood eMllal c:e...
...._ .. ~All
•10 • Orange Coast DAIL y PILOT I Wedneeday, M•v 17. 1989
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PAMIJ,Y
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MARMADUKE
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THAT'LL SE ME ~.
1-tOW 00 THE EARS
TELL THE STOMACH?
by Charles M . Schulz
l1VE NEVER 0EEN
ABLE-TO ~16URE
THAT OUT ..
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by Jim Davis
by Tom K . Ryan
ARLO AND JAlflS
FOR BETTER OR FOR WORSE
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JUDGE PARKER
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by Lynn Johnaton .
· by Jeff MacNelly
by Tom Batluk
Sen. Momoya
lndlcteCI on
extortion··
.charges
WORL~/A4
THE ORANGE COAST
Pet fish
plays
dead for
. quakes
l y ALEX WIWAMS
Of -0..,, l'llot ,..,,
"Oscar the fish as sadewa>s" may
sound lake an obscure rock record
from the '60s, but around Corona del
Mar H1J.b School those "'"ords sound
more hkc a wam1n1 to 5Cramblc
under the nearest table.
The fish behind the commotion
was dubbed Oscar by students. He 1s a
phlegmauc. bull-faced South Amen-
can red oscar of about eal}lt inches.
Oscar h vcs in a long tan le that sits
betv.ccn two biology classrooms at
Corona del Mar High school
wammma nght-s1de-up. Oscar 1s
httle more than a ~ience-class prop.
'Incubator'
nurtures .
young
OC firms
B SI E IC8
Residents'
Invention
to clean
h·arbors
COA T /AJ
25 CENTS
Dunes-bt>at
launch ramp
to reopen ..
~By lltlS YOKOf
Of -0..,,,..,. kafll
.Local boat owners wfto for months
have had to put off an outing at sea
bccau.sie of the clo urc of the only
public launchina ramp in Newport
Harbor wall be able to en)O) the water
on Memonal Da> •
Newport Dunes General Manager Kris Jamtaas guaranteed the launch
•ramp will be open Ma) 27 and
throuJ}lout the hohda) weekend.
''Absolutely, or )OU can sink me in
the ~ater,'' Jamtaas .atd Wednctda
But the launch ramp will onl) be
open on v.cckends dunna daylight
hours unul late June because of lack
of sccunty at the faciht)'. J•mtaas
said.
a restaurant
But boat owner Don Pfaff siud he
was anllJ the plans did not include
some t)pc ofoccess for boats dunng
construction --
'Tm JUSl lunous." Pfaff said.
.. Nobody thou&ht about boatcn. We
ha"e no access to the harbor. Thcyd1d
not ma~c pro' 1s1on for 11 and I'm
'-Cl) upset "
Boaters were further fru tratcd
when Newport Dunes officials set an
early May launch opcnina date. tMn
postponed the opening to mtd-May.
at which ume they postponed 11 ap1n
to the end of Ma)'
Pfaff said he had made plans to take
his boat out for his son·s birthday on
the weekend of May 12, the second
opening date officials gave. but had to
cancel that outing when the opcnana
was postponed
\lost among the Bunsen burners and
plastic human torsos ~•th rubbery,
detachable organs But floating s1dc-
wa}s. Oscar 1s J harbinger of earth-
quakes. SC\eral .tround Corona dcl
Mar's campus .tllege
Oscar inspired a enurcl) new. ~ell
school of bel1c\crs on .\pnl 7 v. hen
h" dead-fish routine apparent!) fore-
shadowed the eanhquake centered in
Newpon Beach
8lof09y teacher Ron Schnlt9er and his earthquake-predicting fish Oscar.
This limited schedule and the
tw1ce-postpont'd opening date has
angered some boat ov.ners v.ho ha\C
had to stall their \\Iler o uunas or
travel to other harbors to launch their
ve~ls
Bo~uers ha"e been du~ctcd-to
launch at either unset Aquatic Park
or Dana Point. according to Lt John
Blauer of the Cll) • Manne Safety
Dcpanmcnt
.. With each en'iu1ng shaker. more
people get a chance to sec him
1dewa)'s," said Ron Schmt,er tht'
biol<>&> teacher at Corona dcl Mar
who owns th<' fish
"More people bcco(lle real he·
hc\ers."
R1dtard V1c)'ra. ht'ad maintenance
man for the school s:ud he used to ~ a •Haunch skeplll
But that was before he observed the
0Kar phenomeno n first-hand
ThedaywasApnl 4 V1eyrastrolled
an.to the b1olog> room and noticed
05Carhovcnna on his side about four
1nc!lh from the water's surface
V1e ... ra sauf hc thou&ht noth1n1 of the
fhh's tetharJy at the ume
But one da) later, Oscar rcmaintd
hoH:nng. nearly lifeless. V1e)ra said
he kne"" of tht"'Tnles of 0 ar's odd
power~. but the maintenance man
thought the Oscar rumors were
I
nothing but rurAor'i
The third da). howevfr. was Apnl
7 Oscar had )'tt to move, so. Vae)'ra
b<sndacd around school 1nformmg his
co-workers, tn none-too-serious
tones, that •he campus was about to
f ccl a ~al r01.:kcr
That aflcmoon. the school felt a
real rocker, V1c}ra said Scaenuw:
mca!lurcd thC l'Urthquakeat4 6on thr
Richter scJlc
In retrosj)l'Ct. Vieyra speculatw
that OS(;ar ma' ha\C la} flat for sulh
an uncommon!) long period. m~arl)
80 hours. because his tank squats \O
dose to thr Nc"'pon-lnglcv.ood fault
hnc.
"That fish made a bchc\cr oul ot
me." Vieyra said
In add1t1on. the fhh also corr('(th
predtctl'd the Whuuer carthqll4l~e; of
1987. hnuger \a1d .
Granted the soldfish-eulp1n1
()scar IS blind in has f18hl C)l' 3S 11
re ult of a fungus 1nfect1on Rut the
jPIHMM e FISH/ A2J
The ramp has been closed because
of the S I ().m1 lhon refurbishment
prOJCCt under way at the aquauc park.
located off Jambortt Road and Coast
H1&hwa) The J0..)car-old pork 11
on county land with.in "-:c\lrport
Beach and 1s run b) a pn ... ate
com pan\
The renovation inc1udcs tht' ad·
d1taon or 200 spots for recrca11onal
vehicles. ~nother 200 boat lips 1n tht'
manna. utra parluna space. di)
storage for 400 boats. a rttttauonal
area. a snack hop. a grocery stort and
Hand~camed boats can be
launched from e~ port 'Beach street
ends, ad4ed Ton) Mclum. ttdclands
admma trator
01herw1~. the onl> other option
hoat ownen ha\e 1s to pa> a htpyard
to launch the boet or j<>tn a yacht club.
both of v.h1ch mean s1iruficant fCC$
"The launch r.tmp as sorely needed
and u~ in Newpon Beach,'' Caty.
Manaaer Ro~ W~on admowl-
f~te-see LAUNCH/ A2J
lly LESLIE EARNEST
ornw~~-
A dramatic Jump in burglanes m Laauna Beach O\er
the past couple months has cau'}cd pohce to issue a
warn1na to rcs1dtnt\ to lake care to keep their doors and
windows locked
percent in South Laiuna and -;k' rocketed 44 percent an
mtratl.apmL-Wh1k-tM-days ~ttmn-of t:hM:n~
\ar}. the maJOnty occurred dunna the da-.. ~t"'"ttn
Thursday and unda)
o m (iht ha' c a cnmr prt'e going on ·· <iaad ~\
tt-t::mtrr o~:n -l et"s lTlille" ~Un' v.r
ur homes a httJe better and takr the opponunm
away
home In the 'asc offorced entn su\•cns ha' e been t·ut or rtmoqaaft'tt w1ao"'s or aoors ha' e bt'cn pri'Cd open
The most common item" taken h:n e bc'en 1e~elr)
cash or electronic equipment
City pohtt are k~ping a clo~ ~atch on the affected
areas. Lard1e \aid No arrests have been made in thc,cnmc'i. "hich AlthouJ)l mo t ollen the homes ha\C tx-rn entered poh~ may not ~ related. 1hrou&)l unloded doo~ ot wtndo~ "· an a nu mbcrof cases
From March to May. res1dent1al burgl3rics rose 28 "fdon't think it's fair not to alen the residents \\hen the burglanC's occurred after someonr broke into the
"We're tn rea\1ng patrol\ oh' 1ou ly 1n tho area :·
he said. "We're tnang to nap 1t in thl' bud."
('0\.ER STORl'/l .PD ·\Tt:
CM soup kitchen
still filling a need
for hungry clientele
GOOl>MORNI
Historic accord
over Balsa. Chi"ca
wetlands near
9y ltOelRT IAltKElt
Of -'l""1 .........
Spcculataon was n~ Wtdncsda)'
lhat nqot11ton for the icnaJ Land-
mark Co and the AmlJOI dt Bol O\ica have tt.tched a histonc ..,.ec-
mcnt to end a lenatbr_envuonmcntaJ
battle O'tcr the Borsa Chica coast.lands
6tar Ku.nunaton leach. Ot~ said, .tho~. that the Jona·
awaited accord is cloee -very close 0ra,. County ~ Har·
nett W•cdcr said lhe " .. <>P'tmisuc ..
that a scttJement of the decades-old
bettk wall be announ<.'Cd Mondar-"h's never over unttl it's over; shr •ad. "But rm ablohnely bopeful I
bavc a lot 0Ha1th 1n llw ~' and ~.; obler'Ven ckilc to ~ swao-
tiatioM 1aid tbat ..,.eemcnt. 1n efl:ct.
lau bcea reedaed aftd it Just wa1t1na
fDr ••DCN•••• MOodliy at a ..-.. ... of ta. lohl Olic:I Coahtion
that fOnMd 10 hammer out d1 f·
lltreDcea.
8'at SijM.11..udmift oftk&al Jcf·
hy Hobft .. ied lhM an ~mcnt
is "' ...... 1'Mre • ...... for c~t. .. Ml&icl .. but~
aTC stJIJ deal points that need to be
ag.rttd on The) could become ~or •~ucs."
Holm said nciottat1on arc con-
tJOulJll.
Couocdman Peter Grtto. a mcm·
ber of tbc city's tc.am on the coaJition,
couldn't be ruch~ for comment. But
he dlstnbuted a memo to fellow
counctl mernb(n lhlS v.ttk anno
ana lhat. the rcsolUtioo of the
CbtGl .. ,s 'cry. 'CT)' closr ...
.. ~ ne~ n:lea i btin1 prcpa~
for dtstnbuta on 1mmcdi1tcly aner the
coalJlJon mct"tina." Circtn said tn \be
memo. "The coalition mtmben ~
Q\lest that no formal announcement
or even lnfi nnaJ comment to the
press or public be rnadt prior '° the ~nd of Ma)'."·
Gn:cn ''tacMd a ~ m.., showina~t J.069Kreaartbii"IMt
as.de fPt wetlandl ud "7 -. fDt
residential uttt. 5cM1ft.et-. .,_.
that mort hllW bM1111M1c1 tbi-.
wetlands prnervaUOft.
ThcR ~mo SI llCftl le\-'* fQr
Ole linear DWk. jJ ICIW for ,...,_.YI
and I ) acft& fOr locMI CiailalDI CM8-
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Al 0NnQe OOMt OM. V PILOT I T'hur9d8y, M8)r 11, 1911
Airport panel OKs mondr::all operating agreement
9¥ PAUL AllCH~Y
Of--~--....
A propos«I monorail betwttn
John Wayne Airport and the lrvme
lndustnal Complex took a step
toward reality Wednesday when 1he
Oranae Coun1y Airpon Commission
approved an operatina qTecment
with the builder.
Approvals for the half-mile mono-
rail must be completed btfore May 23
lftbe project is to 10 forwwd. That's
the last day county supen,sors can
approve chanaes to the new ~rlcina
structure so that found11ions for toe
monotail track can be buut.
A commission staff member said
the contractor is ready to ._,ork on that
port.ion of t~ parkin1 structure
where the monorau ·tracl would be
built. Consequently, the county can't
Lifelong volunteer..
·first woman ·to head
Friends of. Oasis
1y KA TY BOUCHER
Of dw Dally,._~
Being a volunteer just came nat-
urally to Nonna Gilcrest.
During World War II. she-found
herself servind long hours for the
American Red Cross, while her
husband was in combat.
And today is no d1tTerent. At 71; she
is the first woman president or the
Friends of Oasis, at the Oasis Senior
Center in Corona del Mar.
with "their name on it." bought 1t,
and soon joined the Oasis Senior
Center.
As she had done volunteer work
most other life. shesaickomchowshe
couldn't stop. She realized she could
be an asset to the center and gave it as
much time as she could.
afford any more dell)'I.
However. McDonnell Dou~ s R~
alty, which propoSt"S to build the
privately financtd. ~4 million mono-
r11I. warned thn week 11 ml&ht not
s1an the aarttment lt wantsassurances Newpon Beach
officials and a Newport citizens'
iroup that have raised environmental
concerns about the monorail won't
U") to foil the project.
Thi comm1111on'1 recommen-
dauoni w1ll ao before the 1uperv1aors
May23. ,
They appro~ed the lease arid oper·
a1in• qrecmcnt. which 1e<1uires
McDonnell Oougla~ to pay &he coun-
&y a 10 ~rcent opera1in1 fee from its
profits. •
Tb~ commission also OK'd a
requirement that McDonnell
Douglas cover any add1t1onal parluna
"I've always volunteered," Gilcrest
said. "I think you get a great reward
from volunteering. Dehmd every
good volunt~r is another volunteer.
If my husband wasn't so supportive, I
wouldn't have ever been able to do
this."
"When I first started volunteering.,
this facility had only five rooms," she
said. "I started in human services. We
put up a sound-proof room for
hearing screening. we had blood
pressure health clinics, and it just kept .._. ........... -.y ..._...
expanding. Nor ma Giicr est !'elaxe1 at th• Oasis Senior Center.
Originally from Medford. Ore .. the
Gilcrests moved to Corona del Mar 1n
1975.
"We always vacationed in this area
with our two kids," she said. "We
decided years ago we wouldn't settle
for any other place to retire than
Corona del Mar."
Gilcrest said they found a house
"I stron&Jy suggested they bare a
staff. because everyone was a volun· ouungs and a garden.
teer except one supervisor and her The center has grown to more than
secretary.·· 3,500 volunteers.
Because of the growth and the sign o ·i 'd h ff d I of the times Gilcrcst's suggestions 1 crest 581 I e sta an . vo un-
were recognized, and by 1977, a · ~rs work closely t•ther, ~mprov
v lunteer raoup called the Fnends of ma pr011'3mS and brainstorming over o . ~ftn~ Oas1s was ormcd.
Today, the senior center bas six "I went through the membership
classrooms, one multipurpose room, list the other day and couldn't believe
a pzcbo adminstration building. we draw from more than 40 towns
travel office for planning group here. lt'sjust a t<"mlic center ··
They ~vc 25 different ac11v11ies
and vouJ)s. in addition to classes
ranging from ballroom dancing to hp
reading, according to Gilcrest who
said she will serve as president for a
year and then hopes to take some time
off and travel to Europe.
''Next year my husband and I will
celebrate our 50th wedding an-
nivcrpry ."she sa1d. "I look forward
to our triP. as son of the grand finale to
what I will ti) to achieve here."
Confessed killer held without bail ...
ly City News Servke·
Ao Anaheim man who fled to
Montana after allegedly murdering
bis wife and conf~ssing to the crime in a leuer to a newspaper columnist was
ordered Wednesday held without bail
by an Orange County judge.
David Schoenecker, 4tl, was initjaJ-
ly bein& · held on $500,000 bail
following his return to <fan1e Coun-
ty Tuesday night from Missoula,
Mont. But on the recommcndauon of
a detention offic~r1 Municipal Coun
Judge Kazuharu Makino revoked his
bail.
Makino ordered Schoenecker to
return to North Orange County
Municipal Court on May 3 I for
arraignment on first-degree murder
charges in the shooting \lclth of his
40-year-old wife. Gail, whose body
was found last Thursday m their
home at 7871 E. Amanda Circle.
Shocneclcer requested a public
defender to represent him, but
authorities have not yet determined if
he qualifies financially.
Anaheim police were alened 10 thc-
woman's death b) Orange Count}
Register columnist Bob Emmers.
who received a seven-page letter from
Schoenecker m·\\-htch he claimed he
Coastal development guidelines upheld
SAN FRANCISCO (AP)-Policy the fUidehnes. adopted at\~r public
guidelines of the California Coastal heannas, arc non-binding advisory
Commission, created by voters to statements that inform the public
regulate development along the about its general policies and past
state's coastline, have been upheld by practices. ·
a state appeals court. The Office of ,i\dministrative Law,
In-ruling apinst a challenge by a however. says lhe guidelines are
Deukrnctiian administration agency. bindina reaulat1ons. and that they are
the·Jst District Court of 4ppeal sa1d invaJid because they were never
Wednesday that the commission's submitted to the OAL for approval.
auidelincs were expcmpt from review The office reviews proposed state
by the Office of Administrative Law. re&ulations todec1dewbetherthey are _w_h..,i~ch~a p;.,r,...o""v .... cttcs .,,,al.,.1 ,...sta--te~rc=="gt-u l_,a""'ti""o""'n~s·=-·-Ticr".".lc"='ar~,~c':"o:-::n:":"sisten t with state law, ~ Tbe guJdeltnes, issued between "neccs~.Tt a stiiidifd that the
1977 and 1981 1 cover coastal de-office's cntics say 1s overbroad and
velopment.. pubhc access to the shore, subject to abuse.
and the ~rotcction of views and Jf !h~ o.tllcc's posiuon prcvatled.
environmentally sensitive areas. the Coastal Commission would have
The Coastal Commission contends to scrap its &uidclincs and readopt
them as regulations.
LAUNCH
FromA1
edged.
Jamtaas said he realizes boatd!rare
anxious, but a nutllber of factors.
includin• the April earthquake and
the city 1nstallat1on of a water line
along Back Bay Drive, have con-
tributed to construction delays.
which subsequently delayed opcnina
the launch ramp.
Construction crews arc now work-
ina seven days a week and 1n the
eveninas by the light of vehicle
headlamps to try to get the park.in&
are.a paved and other work done in
time fhr the Memorial Day launch
ramp openinJ. Jamtaas said.
But the appeals court, uphold1ns a
ruling by San Francisco Supcnor
Court Judge Lucy McCabe, said state
law docs not requ1rc OAL review of
the commission's "interpreuve
auidelines relatma to coastal develop-
. WETLANDS
,rom AI
nels.
The map shows that all the homes
would be built on the bluffs near
Warner A venue inland of Pacific
Coast Higllway and also cast of a
propased road on the inland side of
the lowlands.
The map also does not incluck a
navipble channel. petbaps one of the
most stronaJy opposed features to the
plan.
The number of homes a~ntly
ment permit apphcauons."
T~e rulin& focused on nano\4.
issues of regulatory procedure. but
the case has poht1cal underpinnings
The OAL's director was appointed
by Gov. George Deukmej1an. who.
has called for e!Jmtnalion of1 the
Coastal Comm1ss1on and has cut its
budact deeply. The case was brouiht
to the OAL by the Pacific Lcaal
Foundation. a conservative group
that has represented numerous land-
owners in_ challcnacs to the. _co~
mission's restrictions on coastal de-
velopment
lf the Coastal Comm1ss1on com-
plied with the -OAf....'-8 demand and
submitted its '-uidclines to the office
for reviewL '!Jtcy would impose
substantive judfments on what we
were doing,' sa1d the comm1ss1on's
chtef IJlwycr, Ralph Faust.
OAL D1rtetor Linda Brewer said
she was not surpnted by the setback
and had planned aJJ along to appeaJ to
&he state Supreme Court.
will be decided throuah cuy and
county plannina procedures.
Previously, a number of 4,200 ~omes
was discussed u a minimum for s· J. ~rec residcnt.iaJ dcnsibes arc
proposed 10 the map -6.S units ~r
acres, 12.5 units per~ and 18 units
per acre.
Monday is th.c deadline that the
Bolu Chi~ C.oalilion set foT it~lf 10
racb a resolubo11. h alto is the day
that money NnJ out for peyina a
triecbator who's been auemptin& 10 brina "arylftl f.ctaoo& \Otelher.
"We're trymg real hard," be said.
.The launch ramp will onJy be open
Saturdayaand Sundays from 7 a.m. to
8 p.m. until June because thctc are
still oo fencina and no liahting at the
site, Jamtaas said. "There's no sccur-
it)'i° be sajd. C \ 1.11 tt IC' I \ I ft I I I I' \
However, water will be pumped
into the site throyah fire hydrants so
boats can be washed down, he said.
Robert Filher, director of the
county Hatbors, Beaches and Parks
Department, saJd there was no con·
traetual requirement for Newpon
Dunes to open the }aunch ramp b)' a
cenain date, but .. u·s in their econ-
9mic interest to open it •• soon u
pc>aaible.••
rm convinced they're doin& ~cry· t.tiina they can to open it up.•• be l&id.
1y Tt. AatodMecl ftNll
Here arc the winn!ftJ numbtn
eicked Wcdnctday ftiah t for the ~lifornia Lottery'• twice-weekly
"lotto 6-49" pine: 10, 22'. 26. 31, 33. 46, and the b0nu1 number, 37.
.Player. wbO correctly auesecd an ail numben will abate a ~ze pool or
S21.l9 million, Iott.try omcial• said.
All tbole wbo picked ftve numbers
plus the boaua 1uunblt will divide UllOlll ca.n.Jva a priR pool of
$2.47 mima.i; Ive ot Id will ahare S 1.21 mlllian; ftMar or m will share S 1.16 nilllioa. Tbi'ee of aiX is wonh an
automaaic U per: winner. ne numben were cboRn b)' Lotto madaiDe dwina a "8cvition broed~
C1111 Olfliaali• m_ !llcralndleo. The a.....,. are lileed la the order they wwe •• ll"IDDld, bat U)' combina· . ........ .
Tiii ....... S.t11rday niah& \0 W9* n llln .. ..., weft "Jn.2 ...
CIU LI •aR ...... , .•.
killed his wtfe.(
The letter, pbstmarked from Mon-
tana, also listed 54 other people the
chemic.al engineer planned to "pun·
ish" because they had allegedly
wronged him
Schoenecker "as arrested Fnda>
while walking through a wilderness
area near the Idaho border after
sherifl's deputies 1n Montana found
his abandoned car.
CM officer
denies sex
charges .
Sy Tt'te Dally Piiot
A former Costa Mesa pollle
S<'rgcant pleaded innocent to charge
he sohc1ted an undcrco'-er malt vice
officer for a lewd act
Richard Dcf1 :mc1sco, H . wa\ w-
rested last month dunna a routtnc
vice operation ui the men's restroom
of the Dana Poirn H.1rbor JillflDL
Sllenff'"s vice officers staked out the
area after reccivin• <'O mpla1nt!. that
homoseitual men tned to meet othcn
there for sex
Defrancisco was not in South
Munictpl'll Court 1n Laauna Niguel
for htS arraignment, but was rtp-
rescn&ed by attorney Marshall
Schulman.
A pretrial hcarina was set for June 5
and •Jury tnal for June 20.
Schulman said 11 1s unhkel)' the
cate will be tettlcd before trial. "We
think there's a &ood defense to this case." he said, but dcchned funher
comment.
The mildemc.snor Ch&f'lt 1s pun·
iabablc by a fine and probauon.
.
structure con51ructioo coin that rt·
tult from m lusion of the .mono1"111l.
The routine action wu temporarily
slowed when Balboa hJand resident
Beth Cooper 1 ked the comm1n1on to
consider the 5CCurity thrt2t pre~cd
by the addition of the mo11orail
Cooper sajd already lax airpon
security could be further undermmtd
should terronsts arrive unh1nder'cd
V11 the mono~ll. •
KITCHEN
How,Hr. Commmioner Don
MacAlhster gid the new aupon
terminal will include the mO\t mOd-em seeunty S)Stem the county can
afford.
NotiJ'\l lltpOrt teeuril)' throuahout
the nauon 1eflccb the r.nerall)' freer atm~phere in th~ U ... he said, ...
don't think anybody around here
would want to se~cd auard'I in
every doorway ••
ne1gllborhood, so I know a lot of ,rom A 1 them."
plac:ie, af\d I &bjnk maybe some of the Guy repeated a point often made by
okl people aren't coming because of Ha&leber&. that soup kitchen patron'
that," aJle said. "We used to serve C'Ome from till wal~< nfhfr
from 2 to 4 p.m. and now we're open "They run the ranse from very
from 12 to 2. We uRd to ~ct qujtc a well-educated people to uneducated
few fellows who'd come riJhl at 3:30. people," he said. "You can be J think they were dayworkers, and working one da) and doina all rilht.
you know you can't make enough to Then you lose )'Our JOb, and with the
pay rent and cal in thjs area on cost of living the way it 1s here. 1t
minimum waac. So they come here to comei down to a choice between foOd
aet one meal. Only I don't think a lot or rent.
of them can 'et away in time to get "I know. I wau cabinet maker, and
here before 2. · a aood one. Then I had a stroke. and
The time Wa5 cbaflled, Hatlebcra when I cam<' back, I found my age
said, because she wanted to avoid worked ap1nst me. It seems
comphunts from perc.nu of students nowadays they'd rather hire three
of nCITby Pomonuchool, who might sem1sk.i1led people and pay them
be concerned about 1-rac numbers of ~1nimum waae than one slulled
adul&s, many of them poor and rson who can do the Job nght the
homeless, passina by the school. 1rst ume. So I fell on some hard
"I just didn"t wan1 to bave any 11mes."
conflicts of any kind," she said. •'t One thing that hasn't chanaed 1s the
went to the principals of the loc.al food, which aenerally consists of
schooJs and asked what time the Jcu;!s thick, hearty soups, bread, and some-
aot out. l found out most of them aot times salads.
out about.) in the afternoon. Sot told "We have a general menu that we
my cook, you're &0ina to have to aet work from," be said. "We try to serve
upalittlecarlicrandsetonyOurhonc a heart)' beef soup on Monday
a little earlier. because we need to because a lot of people won't have had
close down and &ct everybody out of a decent hot meal over the weekend.
here by 2." And on Fridays, we try to have a nice
A few neiahborhood residents who hearty ch1h. Jn between. we have a lot
have complained about the soup of thmg.s hke turkey vcietablc
k.jtchcn's reloc•tion said they were chicken and vegetables. or my
concerned thll children walk.in& from favonte. potato chee~ soap. A lot of
school mi"1t encounter people from times. n JUSt depends on what we
the soup k.jtchen. have available. Sometimes 11 comes
But there have been no unpleasant out better than other times. 8ut we
incidents attributable to the soup haven't killed anybody yet."
kitchen so far. one parent said. The soup 1s prepared the day before
"Things arc about the same," said at Rea Center and then cooked at the
Shem Hoyt. one of a small aroup of church 10 the morning.
t>COple wbo picketed the soup "We peel and chop the vegetables
kJtchen"s recent fund-raising golf and then put them in the refnger-
toumament ll Costa Mesa Country ator," Hatlebera said. "Then 1n the
Oub. "I haven't heard of any prob-morning. v.c load everything up m
Jems with the soup kitchen. But there m) car and take 11 over to the church
was a drunk man at Pomona school We could use a truck, by the way I'm
one day a few wcelc.s af.O· and we had tl")'.ln~ td get somebody to donate one
never bad that before. ' to us. '
Hatlebera said she docs not allow Hatleberg said lhc 1s also hoping
intoxicated people at the soup lutchen someone will donate the use of a
and refuses to serve them 1f they show warehouse, which could be convened
up drunk or smeUing of alcohol to a feeding center A warehouse in a
"They've aot to make a choice non-res1denual area would ehmma1e
e1ther u's the bottle or the soup," she an) potenual for complaints from
said. nei&hbors. she said.
The change of location has al~ lfut the Rev Bob Ewing. pas1or of
necessitated the hsnng of a <'OOk and South Coast Chnsuan Church, said
manaacr to run the soup knchen. the soup k1tct)en was "elcome 10 stay
Hatleberg, ~ho also has aslon1asHatlcberawanted1tto
rcsponsib1ht1cs with the TLC scn1ot "We've been very pleased with 11,"
meal 1)roaram. remains at her office Ew1np.atd. "We've had no problems;
1n the Rea Center while newly hired theres been no nrain on our bu1ld1ng
manqer Richard Guy runs thmas at or faciliues.''
the church Ewina said his church memben.
behe\e they ha\e a respons1b1ht)' to
serve the community anyway the)
can. He sald he was concerned that if·
Hatleberg found a ware}louse m some
industrial comer of thec1t). she might,
feel pressured to take 1t
"We're scrvana bet-...en 90 and 125
people a day now, whereas we were up
to over 200 at the old site, .. Gut said.
"We're secana wme new faces and
we've lost some old ones J 1h1nk a 101
of people u~ to come from SOS But
now the) 've 101 buses to catch or
whatever so they're not mak1n11t all
the way over here. The new people
seem to be coming ·from the local
---"':=to
FISJ=f
From Ai
fish never flops on h1 \Hk when he
doesn't mean bu~1nC\\, Schmtacr
s~ud
The catch 1s that 0 ar m1aht be
feelmt vtbe from an earthQuak~ a
far away a San Du~go Count). or
Ventu,. County, Schn1\,cr said
"E"cry t1me ...,.c .sec tflc fish on 1u
side. we say, 'Nope. s.ometh1n1'saone
wrona. · then we 'o home and read
about a real bt1 earthquake 1n
Imperial V•lle}." Schnittcr said .
Slowly, leacnd of Oscar 1s \prcadana
throuah the ~hool.
When As istant Prin 1pal Lu
Milos heard about Oxar. he rum•·
nated momentanl), then nodded.
"And 1f11'uomeplacefarawa> I'm
afraid 1t might not ~rve the com-
munity because pcopk won't be able
to reach tt," he said.
"The earthquake llsh... he said.
lfddtn) ffiliTO..cmh~~ arrcge<JieaUTor
tc.trs la) dormant m arcane ~1enct'
Ocpanmcnt circles. bu& art nov.
filtenna throuah campus.
E"en the school ne\¥\paper Tn-
dent. aot bold of the Oscarnof) The
nt\' peper concluded its ~port of the
Apnl 1 earthquake ~uh an anecdote
about "0$C8r the P'>ch1c F.,h "
On Tunday. Oscar flapped h1!>
pectoral filll aentl) &pl0'1 the water
while han,1n1 ncarl)' "cn1c:al, •'I 1f
hooked on a knath of lO-pound ~
hnc Ot>KrvO'l, hov.elfer, appeared
unf11cd by tht" unorthodol PQ'ture
"l check ham on a da1l1 bas11 no .....
t\.ery momma when open the
school," Vte')'ra 1d
Hllll 11'110\HU
Champion debate • team will petf orm
A free public ~rforman~ by Orange Coast
CoUqe•s national champion spc«h and debate
learn will ht C?ffcrcd at 1.;JO J>Jn. f cidayj n_QCD tine Arts Recital Hall.
OCCuquad hu won 1hc National Communat)'
Collest Sptteh Tournament utlc four 11mts m ce
l979. incfud1na th1 year. Call 432-S72S for funher
an formation.
Museum to host ans day
Mime , pin-an booths. T·shtns and refresh·
ments will be offered at a family Ans Day from 10
a.m 10 2 pm Saturday at the Newpon Harbor Art
Museum, 8SO San Ocmente Dnvc, cwpon ~ach.
Guided t0urs of current uh1b1t1oos. a Ma11ssc
"Jan .. display and papcr<unana workshops will be
held from I 0:30 to 11 ·30 a m for ages 3 to Sand I to
2 p.m. for •&,es 6 and up
Adm1s.s1on, .,. h1ch 1s free to Family Ans
Council memhtrs, costs S 10 per family. including
the paper<uttan& ""orkshop For more 1nformat1on
call the mu~um at 759-11 22
Carn/val to raise research funds
Psychics, game booths. music and dancing. a
comedian and door pri1cs will be featured at a
carnival sponw rcd by C onccm If cancer rc~arch
from 8 p.m . to I a m. Salurda) at Plaia de Cafe~.
4881 Barch S1 • NC'wpon 84.'ach.
T1ckeh arc $25 an advance and S30 nt the door
Funher 1nformat1on may be obtained b) calling
Michael Adkr at S38-18 I 6.
Adopt a p~t feature of circus
Free pet adopuon will be among the e .. cn1s
scheduled for"( 1rcus an the Park .. da> fro m I I a m
to 3 pm a1urda) at Deerfield ( ommuo1I} Park 1n
Irvine
Carnival booths. rcfrcshmt'nts and a bake ~h:
v.111 bc a'a1lable throughoul the da)'. and a p1cn1l
baskel auction v. 111 benefit the K1d'i Klub aflcr-
school child-care program
ln ane and El Toro tore41 t' C'nt sp<>n~n. al'>o
wall provide item\ for the public (all Deerfil·ld
Commun1t) Park at 551-8638 for additional
information.
Talent audi tions scheduled
Aud1t1ons for the Summer '89 Tak'flt Showl'cl\l'
will be held from I 0 a.m to 2 pm aturda) at Rea
Community Center. 661 Hamilton 51.. Costa ~k"n C'ho~n group'I wall compete for ca'ih and
honors on .\ug 26 at the Summer Fesll' al m Lion·,
Park.
For more 1nforma11un. lall Jan l>..au~·n at
556-5478.
Spec/al p icnic for disabled
A p1cnK for 1nd1\ldual v.tth 'ipcc1al nt:l'th Jnd
their fam1hc5. and friends will be held b-. the Ol'ange
County Counltl on Rcnrat1on for thC' Disabled
from 11 a.m to 3 pm. Saturda~ at "11k Square PJrk
• in foun1a1n Vnllc) ~ cam1 .. al with fantas' characte~. mustl and
clov. ns v. 111 be featured Ciupcn 1s1on "'111 no\ tx-
pro' 1dcd (all 8~ 1-65 I 0 for rcscf' auo n\ and fun™. r
1nforma11on
History of OC railroads discussed
The h1stof) ;lnd dl'Vtlopment ol Ornngl'
Count) ra1lr03d'S "Ill he d1scussc<l h> "ntcr IC'H'
Donaldson at 9 30 3 m Saturda' at "'1cn:ur.
Sa' '".SS communn~ room 7812 t.dmgcr \\c ·
Huntington Beach.
D onaldson. pre-s1dcnt of the Orange ( oun 1 ~
Raa I road H m oricnl oc1et>. 1S the aulhor of se' era I
amdcs nnd a book about the h1ston of railroad\
The puhhc I'> 1n' atcd to the prescntnuon. "hac h
include~ a potl11d.. lun" heon l\dd1t1onal 1n frn ·
mat1on m&.,. ~atMd ~ uUms-S4S·-m~ ~
491-716~
O/d~r wom~n ~xamln~ drug abus~
i\lcohol and prc:scnp11on drug abuse "tll be addrt\~d at a mccun1 of the Older Womcn''i
u·aauc of Orange Count\ at I 0 a m \aturda) at th<'
Ho;ia Med1l:SI <enter 4 70 Barr.anca Parkv.a~.
ln 1~
The fr'Ce prc~n1a11on I'S open to all 1ntert~tt"d
""omen Citll 646-207 1 or ~~:!-049 for more
1nrorma11on
Show to aid drug program
fac,hmn ~ho·" ano boutique fund·nU)('r for
\""·arenc" a dru1 and alcohol rt'hnb1l11a11on
prov mw11lbchelJlro 111 IOam to 2 P.-m 31urda>
at the tl)a\I Rcsenq /Pnnc~' !\hc:.nte Hold 1n
G rdcn GroH rounded b) David Tennant, \WtH'Cn~~ forte\
lndt' 1du Is to con~1dcr the undcrl) in& reasons v.hy
the) bchc'e alco hol and druas arc •M~'tN to hfc'\
problem TJC\ct arc S2S per penoo 1ncludm1
lunch and h\C entertainment. .\dd111onol anfor·
mauon and ~rv;111on may be obra1ncd b> calhna
974-616
B~flt tournament du~
A f n ..,1£ tournament, raffk and pi1 QI 10
benefit q: 11 fibr°'is \ 1ct1ms win bt held Saturoa>
al ldr\Ch Part on lhc l C l~1nc campu •
The •vent. -.hkh 11 sponsored bv th'c U I
•oman·, fra&em•l) lpha Clfr Om . V. II aturi
m'Hte. food and dn"k' for panac1r-nts and
1PttUUors for more 1nfonna11on. call Laura f r:ucr
I\ llS.0~6'4 or M1d,cUc de Wit at 613· S 2.
~· Hiiis cMKRdates' night
Candida.a fOr tht 11 Council oflne P.!Opowd
city of LltUM Hilk"'" pmnt their quahfat1uns
and an~r quntJOnt from I~ ~bh 11 7;)() p ,m ,
Thunda) '' tllc IJllUna Hall• Hip hoot Th<-attr.
2S40 I PalCO cit V.r.nria. • rho ftft memna. wtoch "tp0nt0rtd b) the
lellUe of Womea Vown and* Laa\au Hm~
Communh} taONtioft, •• miom~ b' •II i'tsidril Of UllM Hiiis. FGr M1Mr iaf'otlnltton.
c.11 ,, •• '14.
, \ll'\n 1 •:
OJ-. COMt DAILY PILOT !Thur.oay, Mtiy 11, 1118
lrlveritlon rakes debris from harbor waters
Sy UtfS YOKOf
Of_O.., .... S....
1t doc o•t lice and It docsn•t dice. but
it's ··a new pollutton olu11on for harbors.
!akes and waterways,'· according to its
inventors
The Ham1l10 W~ ~ • collccuna boat , was anvented b) two
Newport Beach men. Cannery restaur&J\t
o~ ncr Bill Hamilton an<! boater and
businessman An O ronsky.
The Water Rake was unveiled before a
voup or Newport Beach b\lsines and
commun1l}' !cadets Wedl\esda}' and will
make ns first o fficial ~ccp of Newpon
Harbor on C1e•n Harbor Day 1n June
But Hamilton and Gronsk} are already
plannma beyond that. wilh a m rkchng
pr0'1'3m under way and ideas for an 01!-
cle&nan&Jlttachment on Lhe drawing board
The Water Rakt 15 a liahtwei&hl vcssd
w11h a con"eror bell runn1na through the·
middle that picks up aash It weighs under
I ,SOO pounds and mcasurts 1 feet wide
about 20 feet Iona and 6 feet 3 inches high
SS> 1t can .Oc transported by trailer or
airlifted. ffam11lon said.
The "P1hcr-Veyor." which can Ix
lo~ered and raised as needed, n. operated
h)'dtauhcally. The vessel is powered by
two outboard motors,1 and the fuel tank
holds IS pllon!I of gasoline. T~ash e ntCN the front of the vessel. ~et~
caull.ht on the conveyor belt and 1s earned
to tile back, where 1t collects.
Traveling al 2 to 3 mph. the boat should
ha"e no problem sulk1n1 up the tra~h from
the water. Hamilto n ~id But JU\t 1n ca-.e
a pump 1n front spray5 water inward to
nudge the tral>h onto the conveyor The
white "e~scl 1s also outfitted with a pla~t1t
rake and pool-\v.eepcr net to d1rC'ct and .
catch debn\
Dun n& a dcmon'itrauon Wcdne~il\
lhe \\ a ter. Rake rnllcctcd a I 0-foot-long p1eu~ ,,f pl) v.-ood plastic foam food
lOntaanns. tardboard l-U n ons and cigaret-
te butts ·
who worktd as an enainttr befcm entmna
the rntaurant bu 1ncu, had for many
years thoup1 about comin& up ith a
me<:hanltm 1m1tar to a atrttt ~cepcr that
would clean up u1e batbor he aa1d
Hamilton couk1n't say exact.I> when tbt
msp1ra\Jon camt, but one day the Water
Rake just popped into bis· head .. Boom.
you have the fluh ofh&ht and there •t 1s,"
Hamilton said.
Hamilton toolc his idea to lonatime
friend, Gronsky, president of Sea Manne
Services, who added some of has 09-'n
creativity to the project and actuall) buth
the Water Rake.
"Between An and me. we have ovtt 50
years of mach1nery·~sed experience,''
Hamilto n said.
Gronsky built a prototype la t faU by
convertJnga Hobie Cat. but at proved to~
too noisy ·
So in February. the pair began to buLld
another model from scratch and emerged
four months later with a q uitler, more
efficient Water Rake Lhat would 1.hde
uoobtrus1vcl> th.rough the harbor.
Hamilton s~ud he put more than $20,000
into the vessel. "And it's not quite
finished,'' he said.
The ra.k.e will sell for aboul $30.000.
Ha.milton said.
"l didn't want to build it cbcap!y,'' he
said. "I wanted 1t built well -strong. safe.
rugcd. easily maintained .. "
The pair also plan to construct an
attachment for lhe Water Rake \hat will
pack up 011. "We're doing the cngincenng
on that right now." Gronsky said.
Ham1 h on and Gron sky plan to allow the
cit)' to use. free of charge for a year, the
production model the pair unveiled
Wcdncsda)'
"It'll &l\C us some field testing."
Hamilton said
Mc.anwhtlc. the.pair hope to sell their
in'"nmon to oth~r publ~ -and -pnvru<
.en1111es. , ...
Gronsk> said the "esscl could be built
larser. but that 1he smaller size is ideal for
navtpt1n1 through Newport Harbor. Ham1hon ..aid the Water Rake \\-U\ a
'luddcn 1nsp1ra11on prC'Ccdcd b) 10 'car' of"sulxonsc1ou\·· pl3nn1ng ~ ..... ..-.~,,......_.
fhc restaurateur a ( ahech gniduatl' BUI H•mltton demon1trate1 his H•mllton Water llalce.
"I think 1t ""ould be countcrproduct1vc
to h.a\C them loo bta." he said
Costa Mesa plans to anndunce
man, woman of year on June I
Santa Ana
hopes to build·
domed arena
By the Dally Piiot
Rec1p1en1' of the C o'llJ ~k .... n1.1n and
y.,oman of thl' H'Jr award' y.,111 be
announccdJunl' I Jl 1h1.• lh·d l 1on Inn al a
luncheon hMted b .. thl' lit\·., C hamber uf
CommcrlC · ·
1 his year'\ \.\ oman vf the ' ear nomi-
nees arc frcne Ha,eck Diane Pntchcu and
Janat Walker
. HaJe<:k a graduate ot the \.\ a\htngton
.\cadcm)-for <ml\. has hdflt"d "-Ith tttn·
agers at fat~ 1ev. °'tatc Ho\pllal and at
Cos\3 Mesa Hospital She 1\ J member of
the( 111e<1 .\d .. 1 OI) < vmm1tteeof( uhur.al
-\ns. prc'i1den1 of \hC' Costa Mesa Ch 1c
Playhouse Patron Guild Jnd t ha1~oman
of 1he chamber''i Amencanasm ( omm1t·
ICC ~ht' IS ..il\O 81.tlH ~1lh ( O\t.l ~l'\J
Republican 'W'l>mcn anti th~ Rnl < fl.>$'>
Pn t1. hell a Cl)nHnt1 n1rnt1nns graduate ol
Ohio Stale L'01H·rs1I\. I'> tb1: e\Cl'Ull'e
d1r~llor of marl..c11ng a t \outh < o..i<>t
Metro
'iht· 1\ on the hoard 111 d1rel tor'> for "touth
( oal;l !);mphoo.. \MC ..\ 11ml i.be
thambcr 'ihc also 1s a membcr of South
( oas~ Metro to benefit Share Our Schcs
and the South ( oMt Metro Rotary he co-
t haired .\ns on the Green month an 1988
Wallrr J graduate o r Estancia High
~hoot and C1oldcn West ( olle-gc. hel~
de,elop the Police Depanmcnfs blood
hound program and tht' )OUth Explorer
Scout program he alw rttt1,cd the
Rc'ICn t' Officer \\\-ard for the county and
the \lite
The Man o l tht· \t"ar nominees arc
Wilham Bandarul Enc Jotm\On and
Robcn '1ood>'
Randarulc attended tht' Ph1ladelph1a
( ollegr QI PharmaC) and Science. fnas
t hmuan l 1 nwc~it) UCLA and UCI.
Hr has been 1nvohcd wath tht Youth
l mplo} m<'nt Scf'\ 1cr. thC' Costa Mesa ·
H1>Stom :al Soctfiy. Costa Meu Tomor·
TO\.\ the Orange Count}' Chamber of
(ommcm:. l 'Jlll<'d Wa) Fund and Hon
\kmonal tiosp11al'~ 5 ~2 ( lub
.\dd1t1onall) he has ~rvt•d on adv1son
l nmm1ttCC\ ror the Mesa ( onsohdatcd \.~·r.0.!>1.n~t.1Ad N _.ptm-~ lttttf~
hool Dlstnct
Johnson. a Pepperd1nt' C'ollege aradu·
ate. 1s the owner of Lon's K.Jtchen and •
former city councilman. He has b«n
acu vc with the 8o)'s and Gn1s Club of the
Harbor Area. Lions C1ub Fish fl'). tht
Child G uidance Center of Costa Mesa and
chamber.
He also 1s tht founder of the Wdl Jotda_o
Mcmonal Scholanhip and a past d1a1r-
man or \he Senior Olympics
Mood> 1s a captain with the Co ta Mesa
Police Ocpanment. w~~ he has sef'\cd
since 1947. He is a ara<fuatc of twpon
Harbor H1ah School. Gold~ We 1 Col-
le-gc. Pepperd1ne and th~ FBI National
Academy.
Moody has ~n a director of the Oraniit
Count) chapter of the March ofOlmC'S, \he
Child Gu1da1'1~ Ccmer. Golden Wt~t
Police Academy and tht chamber He also
has bc(n 1nvQlvcd with thl' Community
Services Resmullon Program. Orangt
( oast ~lumn1 and Ncwpon-Mesa Un1ticd
hool D1stnct Alcohol and Dru& Abuse
~tton-Progranr
8y 0ty News ~
The C'lty ofSanta .\na. a rcalt~ compan)
and a spons manaaemtnt group have
~ on the concept of a 20,()()().scat
arena for tbt' cit}. a move that could help
bnna prof~1onal ~krtball or hockey to
the city. officials s:nd \his week
But lhat prOJCCl flees compttttion from
a 1m,lar propo$Cd arena that v.ould be
built adJal'tnt Anaheim tad1um
• There ""Ill h.kel) only be one domed
stadium an Ora.nae County If na.hc1m
pulls thctr deaJ together and make JI
happen. then v.e'll be the first to l'On-
aratwite them." $ltd Bruce Ibbetson.
prOJe<:t manaier for Santa Fe Pacific
Rcalt) ('orp which owns the c;:inta Ana
propcrt)' Plans call for bu1ldmg the nta na
arena o n a 17-acrc 1tc near thc_Junct1on of
the Newpon and nta .\na rrecways on
Ed1n1cr venue. 1n southeast SanUt Ana .
Ma) or Dan Youna said T.ueS<U
LB attorney agrees to end practice
-We"'\.'?'b«n tookfn11'or anappropr'\att
sne for a spans arena for thC' ~st five
)Can a nd v.e·,e been worlong Wllh nta
Fr for the p;m tY.0 ~cars on 1h1 parucular
sue ·· Youna "ud
The nta "na arena v.o uld in ludc
I 000 .. prestige" seat 15 premium lu\ul')'
bu'cs IS regular luxun bo\cs and a
parll.ing lot Yt1th spalc for t>.SOO 'chicles.
The pn \Itel) funded PfOJC'Ct would ht
p.in of :. I ~J-acrt' dt\clo pmcnt that would
mdudc \ViO lal"lC office bu1ld1ng.s aod a
")().room hotel officials t.a1d. ·
By JANET ZIMMERMAN °' -C>.ily ,_ kMt
A. t...aauna Beach alloml'' ha'> rC'>•&nl·d
from pra tile Jm1d charges he U\t'J
S75.000 of a d1'-·nf\ 1n\.C tmcnt monc' ,1,
~urit> for a pe~nal loan he IJtcr
defaulted on. \late bar official\ \.110
\\cdnc\dJ) 01~1phnal"\ al11o n aptn\t \.t 1\ h.1l'I
\rlhur l oht:n. -45. v.a'S put on holJ
follo""'' h1~ .\pnl 29 rt\1anat1on. har pole\~oman Oarbaro Heller \Gad I hl
case "ould Ix react1vatt.'d 1f hl' tm·' 10
p1.t<t1lc la11>•apan. c,hc ~1d
( ohcn wtn \'mplo)cd b) Or R1~h.11J
l ehrkld , \\ho h.1\ oflirc' 1n In inc and
Orun c. tor ad" 1<.c on the lioctor'\ pcr~>n,ll
POI .It·•: l .OG
Fom1taln Vall!Y
n attt'mpted 'ch1cle tht'fi n~uhcd 1n 3
fenJcr·b('ndcr ~h n ~u p(l;I\ en1crcJ a
I 9 (.he' \an on th<' t 100 hlock ot
nl3 l1.1~1a ~trttl and put the c:ir an
n1,;utral, lctllng 1l rull dov.n th(' drncv.11\
Th 'an'ul:arm unJeJ, fur 1na .,u,Jl('\:I'
to fl the mo' ina 'ch1dt. v.h1 h then
bacled into the v1 11m' ~n· car
rinan,;c., and Or>t'ratu'n or '"' nh.·d1l'4ll
\.\H porat1un
<. ohcn s.a1d the S 5.000 "·'' loancJ to tum b~ 1 chrft'ld hl'l"l't'n I \1~•1 and I ~81. ·
In tum < o hcn nlkgedl' '"'J 1hc d1)(tor
one-third \II ;a IS pcr"ent c~u1 t' 11lteh.'\t he
hdd 1 n .1 re JI C\la\t' proJCC\ h\· de' cl\'l>Cd
acrnrdina t\l talc Bar< ourt renltd~
1 he Ylc wa 11\h."d on J < t•rt1f1t le of
l 1mtll'd Partner\h1p but ( nlH.'11 l:l1kd to
rt·\nrd Lchr(clJ'c, 5 pcn.ent 1n1cre\I in the
pro;cct, the documcna \hCl"
The lav.)er allc&t'dh 1ik dged the entire
15 percent 1ntere'lt 1n the ~uth C out
\ 1llagc build mg pruJcd J\ 'l~ unt> for a
pcr.onal loan He then tkfaultcd on the
loan and forfeited the 1ntt'h'\t 1n ludma
Lehrfeld'\ Ii.arc. the llar a~ 1111on
~Beach '
Mun ha,cn man an a 1r\'\ f 1,)ota true{
trt<'\I lO molest a 1 b·)t'ar .... 1IJ in lhe bOO
bf ._o(Chf10mci1nlut:Wa\ 1bcm n ";a~ dc~n~J I\ bcinJ JO )l·ar-. old v.11h.
hi\ d:trk h 1r cut 1n a Oat HlP • • • \ d111 h11'.c \illuC'd at S 120 .,,.,., \tol ·n
from a home 1n the ~)('J(I hlocl of .\ha
1.,aiuna Boufc,-,tJ on 1 u -.d.1 • • • •
\ 1 1 ~•dent rtl<'t'C'd an anno>an 1: II pur11e v. \.,to rn rom a car poar.,cd al from a ltno-.n \U~P.,."\:\ Mond , . 1 h l'1lllcr
• • •
lo nll&O$ His!! hoot in the 16SOO • hit \. of :-.k-tiopc Strtct 1 he Vlttim h d hu been arft tcJ tor ma.,1n \U h call<1 in a.one: lo phi~ Icon!\ ~h n lh<' thief pnc-d lh~ p3\t, th<' r~po'! i.~at!J
4lPl nth< p.u "n r doorlock 1nd rcmo,cJ ~meone 111rmph:d to bu rv a
her put ~ \Chicle 1n the 2 block of I na Wa" o n
• • • Tm·w.t> bul ooth1n1 wu wlM. •
• • • -
1.hJr~t'\.I ·
.. , ou made m1'>rq1rcscntat1om to him
'')n1.u1ung the \l'lUrt" of ht'> an .. e tmcnt'>
and \·ng.1gl'd 1n dic,hnnc\\) and 1n 31.. t'>
an' oh 1ng moral turpitude in H)Ur dealing'
"'1th him:· lhl' bar a\~)( 1all•)n C'hargcd
< oh,·n \ould n'll ~· l"l'alhed for com
ment Lehrfeld f'\',11..h,·d JI h1~ I~ me homt•.
S4\1d 1h1: inonc:' "J' not a lt>#n and that
( ohcn •On\ 1nl"t.'\1 htm IV 1nH'$1 in the panncr~h1p for '"' benefits He alsa told
the doc.. tut he "'ould d )Ublc h1 mo~'
\\.1th 1n \C\l'n \!.'.fir,. l l'hrtdd 1d.
"It .. ccmcd· 11~l' a good deal and nm
tOt; II~ 1mpl3u,.1tile " Lthrfcld 1d. "The
publ1l , "hen dealing v.1th attome) . h a
rca n 10 c\DC t them to be hon t ,"
·Th15 1~ an ouhtand1ng locauon for a
-.r>tms arena lo ~C' an of Or:ansc
( ount1.' \ltd Jcff G~1n, v1Ct' p~1dcnt of
\;Anti ft Pacific Rcalt) "lt 1~ 1mmcd1atcly
acc~1ble 10 tht' t Ytpon and l-5 frttWl}''S
and 1s a IOmmutc dnH' from tht Oran
( ounl) airport."
'ipcctacor Managtmcn1 Group which
operate the Los. ngcle1 Mcmonal Col·
•'>4·um and l)orts \.rtno. would man
the 'i.anta "'na fac1ht} The: ncx.t .. 1ep 1n the proJCCt involve
completion of an environmental impact
repon. lbbeuo n '"''d
BurJlar ~ru c 1n10 a l9 I Volb~-a n ,andah\m on·urrcd bcfol'C'
tn lhc 16000 hlod.. ol R;aruna anJ da".
\O~ '1 $2()() \lerco
Newport Beach
<'amcra.1 p1lo1·, h~C'n'l.t and e~qla\.\C' v.e~ ;irnona the propcm IO\I ancr I
"'Oman lcf\ h(r puf'.C 1n tt\t' hathroom at
mch;a'~ re t.lurant. 111 Marine 'cnuc. • • • ;\umeroui. o,crat hc<1 v.crt' tound on the
pn\Cn r ~td( d lr ut a 19 5 Volk v. n
Scirocc.:o patktd in a \.tructu~ al Park
upcrior Con"al~cnt Hosri1al, 50 u·
pct1Qr \\( • •• t·our c,1h\:t .all~)_ hubcaps v.crc pncd off
a 19 OOat un W05X parkcdinutrutlu~
at t.ht Mcrn:hcn Hotel, 4SOO Moc nhur
Bhd. ....
.\ pur~ con1.&1nins a '''allrt and 2 •
1..·nl J)01-ta tamp.. v.H l<HI near nora tru~t and . horc On'c~htn the o~nn
I n II on·~ hoOd ofht'rc-ar and dt'O\C off • • • \ ttal c11a1c tirOVr ~ .tht loa a
"' to a bu 1 •~~ bo somc•'hcrc 1n the 1.:lt •
•
Montoya faces extOrtlon charges «\I llOH'il\ HHll f "-
8yr.,.~..,...
SACRAMENTO (A P) -State
Sen. Joseph Montoya was indicted
Wednesday on 10 counts of bribel).
txtonion and money launderins in a
pohtical corruption probe which a
federal prosecutor said will continue
"for some considerable period of
time." .
A former Montoya aide, Amici A.
Jarpmillo, was indicted on thrco
rel~ted extortion charges. Jaramillo,
' now a private attorney, was a consult-
ant to the Senate Busines and
Professions Committee, which Mon-
toya chairs.
U.S. Attorney David Lev1 declined
comment on how many more Calt-
T\Xf A terrorist
gets llf e term
FRANKFURT, West German>
(AP) -A coun on Wednesday
convicted Mohammed Ali Hamadi
of hijacking a TWA jetliner and
killing a U.S. sailor. then sentenced
him to life in prison for crimes the
murdered man's parents s::id deserve
death.
C h ief J udge Hein er
Mueckenberger gave the Lebanese
Shiite Moslem the maximum penalty
for the 1985 hijacking and the. brutal
b;utrng and murder of Roben
Stethem. 23. of Waldorf, Md. West
Germany has no death penalty.
Hamadi's trial provided a rare look
into the planning and execution of a
major terrorist attack, plus chilling
witness testimony of the terror and
brutality aboard the seized aircraft.
fomia lca,islators or their aidct may_ be
taraets of the 3'1t-)ear undC"rCOver FBI
operation except to coniirm that ''the
invesuption "contanuina."
"The arand ~Uty believes there IS
public corrupuon here. and it 1s ~rious, .. Lev• said.
Jfconvaeted on all counts, Montoya
faces a maximum possible penalty of
200 years ip prison and fines of S2.S
mil hon, and Jaramillo faces up to 60
years in prison and fines ofSS00,000.
Altotethcr, 1he indictment con-
tains 12 counts -nine ap1nst
Montoya, two apinst Jaramillo, and
one naming both.
In a late-night ra id last August. 30
federal aacn1s with search watranb • from lhe fact that someone 1s adt
detcenckd on the Capitol offices of dreued by a subpoena. In mne umcs
Montoya and thttt members of the out often. that will not be true," Levi
AS1Cmbl), Republicans Pat Nolan of said. explafoin1 that legislative re-
GJcndalt and Frank Hill of Whiuitr cords cont.ain1n1 evidence may be 1n
and Democrat Gwen Moore of Lo the posse sion of d11Tercnt 1nd1vid-
Af\ltlCS. uals today than they were at the time
Since then. 1e1rch warrants have of 1he alleacd en mes. been serve<S on several other law-Neither Montoya nor Jaramillo
makers and their aide and on State was available for·comment. Mon-
Board of Equahzation offices, but toya aide said thie senator was in h1!>
Levi cautioned reporters in a news Capuol office Wednesday momma.
conference aplnst makina as ump-butleftpriortopubltcannouncemcnt
tions that every pcoon who receives a of the indictment.
subeocna is a taract of the probe. Levi said both would be arraianed
"One should not draw any con· "in two or three weeks" and that they
clusion (about targets of the probe) are cun"Cnt ly free without bail.
General strike fizz.Jes; o ·As ·
to send mediators to Panama
PANA MA CITY. Panama (AP)-
.<\ general stnke called to protest the
nullified elecuon fiuled Wednesday
as fear kept most people from
antagonmng the rcjime of Gen.
Manuel Antonio Nonega.
Norie~. in his first inten icw since
an election Mn) 7 that was. later
annuled. cn11c1zed President Bush's
call for his overthrow "The Pan-
amanian conscience cannot accept
appea1s from men "ho direct this
imperialism:· he told France's .<\ntc-
nnc 2 network.
In Wastungton, the foreign minis-
te rs of the Organi1at1on of American
States appro' ed a resolution that held
Noriega responsible for the ··gra' c
events and abu~s" in Panama
including election fraud, vo1d1ng the
elecuon results and beating opposi-
tion candidates.
The foreign m1n1stcrs also said th~)
would send mediators to Panama in
an effort to end that count!)·.,
political cnsis through a .. transfer of
power."
The strike, called b) the oppos1 t1on
to protest the annulment of thc
elections. was urned to coincide w11h
the emergenc) OAS meeting
Some workc~ and customl·r-.
stayed home. hut man> m(·rrhant.,
s~ud the) kept their store<. opt'n
because of possible rctah;rnon.
.. We \\ere closed for t\\o month
la'il year and we got nothing out of 1t.
The crisis got worse," said a furniture
store o" ner an the capital.
Oppos1uon pre~1dential candidate
Guillermo Endara quicklv declared
the strike a "total success.:' but It "as
far less efTecuvc-than a s1m1lar acuon
last ~ear
"Frankl), rm no1 ~t1sfied "1th thc
reaction Q( thC' people:· ~Id \Ill~
pres1dcnt1al candidate Guillermo
Ford at an afternoon press con-
ference. ·· 1 thought people would
ex press thl'tr d1ssat1'ifa ct1on 1n a
harsher wa) ··
Reagan receives Churchill award
LOS ANGELES -Former Pretidcnt Realan. scl«ted to rtttive the
Win$ton Churchtll Award because of his defense of freedom and trona
cooperation with Oreat Britain. wd Wednesday the wartime kader "tttmed
10 mstinctively understand mart aovemmcnt and the importar_lCC ~ ot
freedom." Bnt.aiJl's Prince Philip presented the award Wedn~y ntJht to
Reapn. 1~
The award is Jiven from ti me to time to individuals of excepuonaJ
accom_phShmepr who exemplify the values and 'taodard~ a~SOCiall'<f with
Church1U, Britain's prime mini tcr dunna World War II. Reagan as the fourth
recipient of the award. Past winners include W. A"crell Hamman, Bnt:un:~
pnmc mimster Marprct Thatcher and Texas electron1t'S magnate Ros~ Pero('. . I
Desert prison camp propose~
SACRAMENTO-Attorney General John Van de Kamp on Wednc:i.da)
1>roP<>scd buildinaa 8,QOO..bcd no-frills prison camp on unused federal Mo1ave
Dcscn land to house drua offenders. "A desert 'coca me camp' would free up
space in o.ur reau!ar prisons for ·'flOlent cnmmals," Van de Kamp said at a
Capitol news conference. 141t "Would also let every cradc. deaJer 10 this state know
thal there as a prison bed waitin&JUSI for him."
Van de Kamp also proposed buildjng two rci1onal J8tl camps. one each tn
the northem and southern parts of the state, to house a total of I 0,000 prisoners
from overflowinacounty jails.
MOHi.it HHlt:1-·s
Shamir wins approval for peace plan
JERUSAtEM -Pnme Minister Y1tzhak Shamir won Parliament's
approval for bis pea~ plan Wcdnc-sda y. overcoming a challenge from
lawmakers in his right:winf Likud bloc who said 11 could help create a
Pale!lliman state. The vote in Parhamcnt. af\er more than scvrn hours of
sometimes bitter debate, was 43 m favor and 15 agamst. with 11 absta1nina
The plan calls for Palestinians to elect repre'iCnldtl\es to nego11ate a
l1m1ted autonom). Shamir played down its re1cct1on b) leading Pales11n1ans
who charge It 1s a ploy 10 chc.at them o ut of a Palestinian !>latr. In the occupied
territories. two Palestinians \\-ere killed Wcdnesda) and at least It v.crc
wounded. Arab hospital official~ said.
-REN™TION SALE Deukmejian, leaders agree
to negotiations on spending
Fighting continues In Ethiopia
ADDIS ABABA. Ethtopta -Lo)al troops battled rebel !>0ld1er!1 tn the
capital Wednesday, and the prt'ssdent cut shon a state' 1s1t to East German) w
try to crush the coup attempt Repons said the mutineer') control a key
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SACRAMENTO<A.P)-.\''ash 1n
$2.5 billion in unantic1patt"d ta'
re"'cnues. Go' George Dn1knwJ1an
said WedneMia) h(' '"Ill nl·got1all·
with legislatl\ e ll'adC"rs OH'r ho" to
spend .the mone) on h1ghwa\\
schools and other pro$ram')
DeukmcJ1an said his Financi: Ix··
panment prcd1cl!. that re' t'nue'> "ill
be SI . I billion higher than predicted
last Januaf) for th1-, 1988-89 fiscal
1ear and S 1.4 billion for the 1989-QO
fiscal )ear that begins Jul > I
The Republican go"'ernor said he
would postpone 1si.umg hi s annual
May repon of re,·1sed re venue!> and
spending. due out th1r. \H~d
.. The~ problem~ cannot he \oh ell
\\llhout h1part1~n coopaatmn:·
Dcukme11an '>:ltd 10 a statement
issued b} h1 ~ office .. 1 <1m pleased
"11h the progres'> '>O far and I am
hopeful Lhat "c t an sune~sfull~
reform the state hudgeta0 proces'>
pro' 1dang needed funding to cntu .. ..il
programs and add1t1onal dollars for
uur:, tran\porta11on S} stem ..
Tiie Mate·., budge"! problem 1\ th"
.\ health) ernnom} has cau\Cd ta>.
rc\C~nues to soar, but the state ca nnot
spend thc-mone) because of l\\O
r~tncuvc in1t1at1H'S.
northern city. . '
The defense minister was slain b) rebel soldiers 1n the revolt. v.h1<:h began
Tuesday, and troops killed two rc-bclhous generals.. atcord1ng to _government
sources and state radio. The total number of dead was nut kno"n Go"ernmtnt
c.ources said the rebellious generals were among fi \e <'o up leader\ and that
soldiers and police hunted for the other three.
Protesters demand Roh's resignation
KWANGJU, South Korea -Ten!> of thousand!> of protester c.·hantrng
.. Down with the d1ctatorsh1p1•• Wednesda) demanded the o\crthrow of
President Roh Tac-woo and protested the \. IOlent suppn.•ss1on of a Ma} 18
1980 upns1ng. .. Pun1'§h Roh Tae-v.001" v..-as the cl') from about 50 000
students. workers and townspeople" ho marched 1hrou1h Kwangi u. a ol\ 168
miles south of Seoul
Thousands of student.s led the procession, wa' in~ red. blue and )ello"
streamers and placards and accusing pohce of tonunng a student 10 death
earlier this month. Thousands of people have protested da1I) in Kwangiu SIDC'l'
l..ce Chol-k)'u·s body was found May I 0 1n a reservoir near the city.
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WASHINvTON (AP) -fhc
Dcmoc ratic·controllcd Congrc~s
pvc final ap~rovat Wednesday to
lcgislauon ra1s1ng the minimum wage
for the first lime in e1Jht years. but
President Bush said 1t was .. m-
cvuablc" he would l1ll the measure
With the first veto of his adm1n1s·
trauon.
The vote was 63-37 to appro'e the
plan. which wo uld boost the mint·
mum wage from $3.3.5 an hour 10
$4.55 b) October 1991. That vote left
supporters fo ur \Otes shy of the 6.,
needed m the Senate to 0' crmk
Bush's "eto.
O nl y hours earlier Bush had vo"'cd
anev. that h15 first veto &\\ am thc bill
He wanted the m1n1mum "'age st't a1
$4.25 an hour.
White HouS<' Pre~s SecreHJr)
Maritn fiLZwater said that when the
legistauon reaches the president'\
desk. Bush will veto 1t "anstanth.
faster than the eye can sec " ·
MaJont) Democrats a~ also shon
of that two-thirds ovcmdc margin 1n
the House. "h1ch passed the bill
earlier this month, but sponsors have
promised a vc10 overndc attcmpl
nontlhelcss as pan of an escalating
political batllc over the minimum
wage and a taricr sy mbohc clash for
momentum on domestic 1nittat1vcs.
Nonetheless. bemg able get a m1ni-
mum-waic bill out of( ongress v.a a
sym bolic HClOI'} of sons for m
sponsors.
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Panel approves·unlform poll-closing
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WASHJNGTON -A Senate panel appro'ed on Wcdne\da) a uniform
poll,losina ume of 7 pm. PST for prcs1dent1al clcct1on'i 1n an ctTon to end
nctv.ork pr-OJCCllons of results before all votrrs ha .. c cast their ballob.
1 he poll-dosmg bill that wns approved 9-2 by the ~natc Rules and
A<lman1strat1on Committee "'as pan of a package ol unrelated measures
1nclud1ng a blucpnn1 for ha' ina c1Jht regional pre 1den11at pnmanes around
the counlry w11h the FedcraJ Election Commission detcrm1n1ng the orda of
the evenls by lot. Another bill 1n the package would bar lawmakers lrom
converting leftover campaign contnbu11ons 10 their JlCrwnal u~ Such a .ban
alrcad> applies to lawmakers elccled 1n 1h1s decade but an c'cmpt1on l'"~1s for
tho\C "".h.Q_came t!LCunirc.ss hcfure 1980.
Dlstlller acquitted In birth defect case
SEA TILE -A federal JU') on Wednesday cleared Jim Beam 8 ral)d!> Co
of ncghgencc for not stat mg on its ""h1\key lnbels that al ohol wn~umpt1on b>
pregnant wome n could cause birth defects in their ch1l~ren . Hatold and
C'nndnnct Thorp of Seattle were seeking nbout $4 ma lhon an damn~M fo r
lifetime assistance for their son \If 1chaet. 4. ""ho~ retard•lllon ph) \Ital
deform1t1es and other problems \"ere blamed on fclal alcohol \)ndromC"
Thorp. 39. 1e:s11tied she was an akohohl "ho drank as mm h a'i half a lihh
of J 1m Beam a <la). but she and her hu,band an~1sted .she "ouh.J ha' e gorw dr)
had the bottles earned a lahel warn mg for pregnant "omen \\ 1tnes'>t'\ for
Beam during lhc tnal ~•d 1hc mo1hcr "a!) "'arncd repeated!) h' rdatl'<'' .ind
friends about the dangers of dnnk.1ng alcohol ""htlc pregnant
GH \DI \ 11'
Candidates for ~duat1on at Or· Pierson. Stephanie D. Ptnkston. Oc-
angc Coan College s 41 t commence· n1sc C. Piper, Jerry R. Pollard.
mcnt include: Angehquc F. Randall, Ccanne Rich·
Newport Beaela -Buan A had-ards. Cathenne M. Riley.· Eric C.
pour. Scou A. Amy. Vicki o\ Ar-Rodnaucz, Mindy S Rosenblum.
rcdondo. Margaret Ba~tt. Trac) E. Jennifer Y. Russell. Julie M. Rutter.
Barrett. Marsha L &suan. Mark C James T. I vino. John B. Schag. Jan
Bernbeck., Margarete J. Berl'}. Stun le} R Schneber. Frcdenck L. Scott. Ann o. Bonillas Jr., Wend) L. Bo5ton. M Siemon, Thomas C. lauahtcr,
Eh1abeth G. Brandt. Eh1a~1h f James K. m1th. Ruth M. Sodcrbcra..
Cirocco. Matthew R. Cla). Stella 1\1 Nancy l uckel. Anna M. Sullivan.
Corral. James P. C zaJa. Sah.1 \ Mariucnte C. Valdes. Derek 0 .
Dahbour, l.aura E. Davis. Jim .J Da). \\ebster. Marict E Weiler. Tana C.
Jock J Delio bel, Da' 1d l DcM.uu. Whitehead, JefTre) L Walson. Jul~ Jeffre~cm;-M1charl~. l'><xk1n<> A. Wood~ortn, Barnett J Zucker
and Patricia A. Evcretl. HunUa1tot1 Beach .,.-Michael G .
Also, lan S Fitza.ibbon. Mariarc1 Sells. Lcslte A Sc)mour. Jennifer L.
Mt> ''H»if •• 4S."' " .... ,,.,.., • 1 11 pfll
Simon. Rachel L Sinex. Juhc A.
Slctto-Pclka. Michael J. Smyter, Jonn
E. Soto, George H. Spcn~ fi, James
R. Spencer II, Mary B. Starbuck. Jon
Strauss. Chcf)l L. Strother. Patrice R.
"arst.ad. Ruth E. S}vcrs.rud, Bnan
T. Takusb1. Kimberly A. Taylor.
t"vcn D Taylor, Jean 0 . Theodore,
Monique M. Theriault. Pat C.
Thompson and Althea M. Treakle.
Also. Mana C. Troui. Jul ie • R.
Turner. 'Ji ll L. Vestey. Johnny A.
Vi lla. Carlo R. Von Son, Oavtd S.
\\~.Kanne-K. ~.Want
B Wallis. F Tod Webster. David E.
Welch. Joseph Wesley, Norm S.
Westwcll. L. David Whitmire, Lesley
S. Winter. Michelle C. Witmer. L F1upatnck, Tracy A F1t1pa1ml.. hepard. C.,ena M 1ei. lld1ko K.
Ch n st llUl L. foster• Wend> l r o' · riiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiijiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Patrick Freeman. Stephanie M
Fryer, Mary A. Goglan1an. Ronald
W Gold, tcven H Gold. Tami o\
Grnbam, Michael L Gra'>so. Barbara
A Griffith, Ann 0 C1ros~man "-11n
P. Grossman. Gar) f-fwaltnc' Jilli
Nicole A. Hampton * Brigtit Mortgage
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10.50°/o Also. James I Irani, ~h R l1rd1
Jannie D. Je\pcrson. Mike KJdcll-
D1ane J. Kalupa, Tam!)Cn o\ K utlt•\.
Srlv1a Ko)oUrnJ1an-Kclck1an. B11an Congress readies s .1 . 1 7 trllllon budget "E Lampman. Julie ( L 1chtcnfdd
Richard T Lounc Jr Jamt.•\ K
APR: 11.04%
• 15 Year Fixed
WASHINvTON -( ongres\ moq•d \\t-dnc...Ua~ ""•thin one \ll'J) ol L)ons. Dan1l'l W "1ac Donald 111
gl\ 1ng us final bl~ss1ng 10 a SI 17 1nll1on fornl 1990 budgct. a packagt.· that Adam ;\ M.inin Elizabeth "
mo, es mone) from defense to domestic programs "h1le 1a ... ing onl) a "eak. Martin. M1chl'llc T Marlin Robt.•rt
whack at the deficit. The Ho use appro' cd the spcnd1n~ plan on a b1part1\Cln B l\fase. '11ar\. Mc(1uinness. Kcn-
~41-185 \Ote. and the Senate wase,pccted to follow su11 toda) ncth W. Meese. M1chcllc M. \'1on-
lt "ould be the carht."H date \1ncc I 97R tha1 ( ongrc\s ha., dl\po-.eu of the tapcn. Claudia M Muller-Stach.
blueprint it usec; to guide It'> 'ipcnd1.ng and t.t\lng ll•g1\lat1on The t.•a<,e "'llh Carne C Nelson. Sheme A otwn
v.h1ch tbc usuaJI) contentious v.orl.. ~ .. ~ an:omph<;hcd \\3\ bel-au\l' 1h1: plan\ ba MR Orcnc10. fhcrcsa Parrcnl
foundation was cemented last month 1n .1 nact lx-l"'t.'Cn Prc\ldcnl Bu~h Jnd Ellen M. Pattison. and Ra) M
• 60 Day Rate Lock .
• Direct Leader ince 1924
(800) 421-1454
·The Right Idea congrcsstonal leaders. Pedersen.
Cnttcs have complained that the hudgc1·., da1tn ol cuning·thc delinl to ,...-~A~l'JO~.~S~ha~r~o~n~~~~~~~_:.11!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~ $99 7 bilhon 1s largcl) founded •ln 1udd1h o pt1m1'it1c crnnom1l .t\\umptron<,
that mak.c thc \honfall look '>maller ttt.ln It 1s. Oil one-\hOt rt•' t.•nut• 1nlu\lono;
such as asset ~lcs. and on sle1ghl·of-hand rnaneuH·rs \uch a~ d.11rnan1 JS I 8
billion s:l\tng b) pushing the Po tal n1n• .. 01T-budgc1 ..
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A1 Great We ·tern Bank.
you don't have to c~ betw ·n
high rates and safet)! \w &et both.
GWMA XIMUM YIELDCD
6 """'°' 11-n'lt, $2.51)() Dt J1.1.VI 1Nr
Yu-Id &It
the lat t R>rtunc M~ survey;
'"~•ALii ·ITT l ••• 2 •••
~t. ~ ·re off ring
some of the · highest rat in town-
sane ci the best rateS we·~ h.00 in
years. AOO the)-locic f!\\'11 better~
~realize ~ donl have to \\'OfTY
abwt your money at Grat \\l>Stem:
Ar added safetj aL.'COUnts
arc federally insured up to $10C¥XX)-
or more, depending oo how your
accoonts are structured HAVYAllAN VACATION
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and stn:qer. The fact is. Gttat
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savi.-inltitution in America. ~·re
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At Orange Coeat OAA.Y PILOT/ Thuredey, Mey 11, 1919
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Richard, Cecllla Goodman w ith Kenneth Leven thal. .....
IHHCO't Ol'I
'AJUD (March 21-Apnl J9). Th1 can t'C i "bi& niaht out." Autn1ion
~ntcrs around emotional r~pon~. pleasures. excellent news ron crn1n1
finances. Member of opposite sex could make declarauon or love. l.1bra
involved · TAlJllUS (Apnl 2~May 20): Lepl aJl'eement could be filltd w1lh
loopholes. Element. of deception exi!.ts. Wan and sec Emph.as1 on public
i'rep~nllt1on, mantal statu . .
GEMINI (May 2 1-J~nc 20): Lunar pos1~ion accent basic chorrs that
include home repairs. sewing. Check autom~btlc insurance, ures, spark plu~.
Older individual talk~ about cumnt financial requirements.
CANCER (J une 21-J uly 22): Lunar a peel featurt'S speculauon, 'lt'm;uaht),
intensified love relataonshap. You'll pan ireatcr freedom. could tra,el, arc
capable of"p1ck1ng w1nne~." You11 receive recognition previously wnhheld.
LEO (July 23-Aug. 22); lnformatton concernina home. propcny 1s made
available in "different form." Means baJlpmc 1s ~tanana over and 1cgot1:rt1on<,
bcain anew. Focus also on romance. style, creativity.
VIRGO (Aug. H-Scpt. 22): Emph.as1a on ideas. concepts. commun1cauo n
with relative who had been "out of touch." Goal 1s ach1e,ed through
unonhodo1 P.roccdure. People will lauah but )Ou'll emerge v1c1onou .
UBRA (Sept. 23-0ct. 22): Check Anes message. D1 ve~1f). Rcfu~ to be
restricted to o~c ar:ea ofoP,CTarions. Money 1s in' olvcd. fight. for )OUr share
Unique collcctton 1s worth more than onginall) ant1c1pa1cd, .
SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. 21): Lunar pos111on cmphas11cs pcrso naht)
anatiative. independence Make personal appearances. D1sp1'a) }Our colo~
dark red. purple, cnmson Sudden!) circumstances turn in your fa,or You 11
meet deadhnc on nose.
A ward winner cited as true friend
SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22·Dec. 21 ): People pre' iously silent v.111 nov. talk
"mile a minute." Focus on possible counroom appearance. Your '>tde of th<.·
story will be aniculatcd an dynamic manner.
CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19): Elemen1S of ttm1ng. intuition. luck ride
with you. You'll win friends. influence people and monc) might appear to be
"faUing from nov.herc."
By KAREN M. REED
Of UM 0.,... Hot It""
Bernard AbraDls, the national vice
president of the American Jewish
Committee (AJC). called the 1989
National Human Rela11ons Award
rec1p1ent Micbael L. Meyer a
"mensch"' as he presented him with
the origjnal lithograph proclain1i ng
"Libert)' ...
"To be a mensch )Ou don't bave 10
be JeWJsh. nch or good looking. ha~e
style; gcn1u5 or-be whne w an)
religious persuasion." said Abrams.
"Some people consider 1t belier than
an M.B.A. from Stanford. A mensch
is a decent man -honest. not
deceitful. a teacher of sons. He 1s
charitable ... communtt)' minded ... a
true friend. Mike is a mensch wnh a
capital M."
Everyone at the benefit gathenng
for the AJC had something 10 say
aQ<>ut Meyer and his sclcc11on for t~e
award. Honoral) e'ent co-chair Ray
Watson called him "a ~pcc1al leader 1n
our comm UH) ...
H o norar)' co-chair Kenneth
LeveDtllal, commcntinR that McH~r.
Ruth Sliver and Hinda Beral.
53. v.ould in two weeks be father to a
nc" bab) daughter, cited the award as
a "tnbute to his staying power.
stamina and opt1m1stic outlook on
hfc." .
Alan Jacobi appreciated the fact
-----::;~!!!!!!!!~=----1 1hat both he and Me}er hailed trom
Omaha.
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BEEF STICK~
Whatever the rca-son. some _.00
friends and anoc1ates paid S:?50 per
person and gathered at the lr\lne
Hilton and Towers to salute Me)'er as
the seventh annual rec1p1en1 of the
award presented b> the AJ{ for
outstandtng service to the communi-
ty.
According to event coordmator
and AJC area coordina1or H!Jtda
Beral, Meyer's contributions 'l pan
the pmut of "ans. health care. and
Ct\IC and community programs."
Meyer's presel'ltat1on was made
aflcr a 1ov1al cocktail reception and
l .. 'I. BOl'D
AQUARIUS (Jan 20-Feb. 18): tud) Leo messa1c Define terms. !lee
others u they actually e~1st. Emphasis on public relations. legal agreement\
scrjous considerauon of marital ta tus. ontact .1nd1v1dual tc mporanl>
confined.
PISCES (Feb. 19-March 20): Mone) 1n,ohcd 10 connec uon w11h
distance, laniuage, performance. Emphasis on educauon. commun1ca11on.
ircater rccogmt1on of sp1ntual values Rcspon 1b1h11<.-s increase
lF MAY 11 IS YOUR BIRTHDAY you arc 1deahs11c. romantic hut man)
claim you have "aggressive streak ... Care must be talcn when handhna sharp
ob~ects. You could have suffered injuf) 10 head or face dunng earl) years
Arte$. Libra pc:rsons play 1mponant roles in your hfc
.\ '\' 1, ., '\ o•:ns
Hubby may not want
her to stand.by ~im
Jane and 8ernard Abrams. DEAR ANN LANDER · I need
advice 1n the worst wa) and don't lf be wants 1 divorce. I Htpect &bat If
be wanted Off be woaJd bave aslted
yoa by till• Ume. ---"
salmon dinner The program v.as
launched b> Watson apologmng for
has lad of a black 11e. (It Sttms his
wife 1s 1n Tennessee baby-sitting the
grandchildren and she always take<>
care of things ltkc lhe luxedo Being
unable 10 find all the pieces 1n her
absence. Watson decided a regular
su11 had to do.)
Rlcbard Goodma n, president of1bc
O range Count) chnpter of .\.I(. and
Michael Lapia, a member of the
national board of go' crnors. were o n
hand 10 e>.pla1n the v.ork of the JC
whu.:h as not solel) a Jewish organ11;i-
tion but ex1s1s 10 "'de,elop cxcellcnrc
and opponunll) in education. c1}'1I
rights. family and women's .issues.
and separation of church and state ··
u1d Goodman.
The $75,000 raised from the C\.C-
nma would go to the work of1he AJ{.
according to Bcral "Locally we ha'e
know where to turn. I ha\C rrad )'Our a proaram called "Hand .\cros~ the column forsolonglfcdas1t)ouarea Campus· v.h1ch promotes inter--<. ul· friend
1ural rela11ons on high school cam· "Jerry" and I ha\e been married for
puses We also arc v.orlong on 21 years. We have tv.o lo\CI)' ch1I·
programs for inter·rchgious· cduca-dren. A )Oung v.oman in this town is
lion ·· pregnant and she is tclhn& evef)one
In kcepan~ with the interfaith that the father of her unborn child "
theme of the gathenni. the '"'oca-m)' husband Jen"} doc n't kno w I am
t1on v.asg1,en b> the Rabbi Elle pltz av.arc o f the gon1p. but his altitude
ofCongrcga11on e ·na1 Israel. and the 1ov.ard me has defm11cl> cooled. He
bcned1c11on by the Rev. Dr Robert spends a lot of umc awa) from home
Shepard of the .\nahc1m l lnt1ed and I knov. that he 1s v.1th 1h1s v.oman
;\tethodt\l Cllun.h Me)er also madl· because I ha\C had him followed
mention that he had been the fir\t I ha\e no intcn11on of d1\orcang
Jev.1sh nominee ma hst of rcc1p1en1s Jen) and he hasn't a11k.td for a
that included Watw n. Blll Laslt and divorce But I am 'cry nervous about
J im and Al BaJdwht. . the whole matte'-'
Should I confront him" Would 1\ be .. It 1s reall) humbling for me to a good idea 10 go see the v.oman" he
ha' e this caJ1ber of people come out has turned up at fun~aons where
for me:· 1d Mc)'er ·AJC' is a &ood '-Jcrn· and 1 have been t()JCther and
and 1mpor!~nt human rela11ons or-makes no auempt 1o hide her feelings
gan11at1on for him How she can he \0 bra1en
· • beats me
Could I sue hcr'l Should I inm 1 that
Jerry take a blood tc 1'> I knov.. ~he 1s
If Jerry admit• tbt be fatbtred tbe
uboro ebJld, be may bave to Hpport
blm or Iler for 18 years. If lie deales It.
be may be bit wltb a paternity salt.
ObvioHly y .. are ready &o i t.and by
yoar mu :10 matter •ltat, btlt you
mH t flod oat wbetlter or not Ile ..... ,,
to 1tay wltla yoa or 10 lo anotller
dlreclloo. And tbJ1 ls wily yoa 1boa)d
1top playlo1 1amea and confront lllm
Immediately. Good lack. • • • DEAR.\ ' l .\""JOER\ I do not
drink rqular coffee for health
rca50ns. I alwa)'s o rder decaffeinated
after dinner v.hcn I cat o ut
It 1s unbehe\'nblc the number of
ttmes v.a11ers and wa1tres~s h•' e
scr11ed me re1ular rofTec even thouah
I alwa)s ask. "I~ thas dtcar'' ~
sa). "Absolutel) ··When I am up all
n1gh1, I lo.no" I ~as lied 10 and 1t
make~ me furious •
SALE Here's how salmoilellae got its name
about read) 10 gi ve b1nh and I watcti
the . paper doll) for the an·
nounccment. ince she 1s a sing!<"
woman, I am keeping m) fingers
crossed that she doe<tn't name him ns
the father
In one pan1cular restaurant where
1h1s happened to me twice. I raised
( aan The wa11rcss conre .. ..ed that
when lhc) run out of decaf the) use
rcaular coffee and ho~ nobod>
catche~ on
Ann. ho~ can I be sure that I am
aewng ~hat I ord~red? I'm certain
RegWarly 113.97
whole 3 lb. stick.
Cut plecel 13.99 lb.
A U.S. vetcnnarian named Daniel
Elmer Salmon in. ~~said 1twam't
he. but one Theobald Smith who
actuanx d iscovered that sackcni.nJ.
bacteria. ut l1le s sa10.
Nonsense, m y boy. or words to that
cffCC1. And named 1t "salmonellae."
anyway.
Ask the family scholar if there were
ever a society without d1scnminat1on
ap1nst women. ~scholars say no. Did l tell yo e word for
"woman" in Tabet is e same as the
word for "lowborn"?
Q. How loll& docs 1t talte a doa, conquered S10J) io il7 took-~ta
Y\avcdtOiJ\c skin, 10 rcgrov. llS Coat'> V.Jlh them Some SUCh d ishes therC•
A. About e1,ht v.eek't about!. stall ha .. e rab1an name\
Q. Ca""ii'YO'U name a °COUntf)' where -You think of(harle DaiWin n\ the
every citizen 1s a city dweller'> natural·selcction e'olu11001\t. but he
A. Monaco comes to mind. So doe dad 50mcthing cl-.c, too In 1840 he
Sinaaporc. And Nauru Va11can Cll> kept a dail) databook on o ne of his
certainly own )oun~ter., Later scholar!> used 11
to stan a new sc1cnt1fic d1SC1phne -.
and labeled Darwin the father of child
PS)Cho logy.
Jerry 1s a h1&hl~ re,pccted hus1-
nessm1n 1n this communm. and I
-wld htt ~{ htm ~~
myself and the kids Bui ti's hard to
hold my head up when I know
C\Cf)One 1S talkan&-
nn. )OU h111e IJVCn I IOI of &ood adv1~ too1httsand now I need some.
What 1s the be t courw of acuo n for
111 cooetmcd., -TROUBLES GA-
LORE IN CONN.
Q. Wasn't 1t Man:o Polo who
introduced spaghetti into Italy from
China?
A. No. sar, he didn •1 travel unul the
1200s. It's now known Arabs who
D£All TROUBLESOALORE: Yoe
Would take 1 I 0-pllon can to hold mnt lel Jen1 ._. &Ml fM art
the ""'atcr in your body. a•ue elwt.alt ..... •..,•lllllm
s1•0·1·1.1t• 11·1· .
man) of )Our readers v.ould hke an
ansv.er t<? this gucs11 on. -E f ·~-V.~blEJ REltM, .
DEAR E.F.: Are yoa wlllla1 to
aeute for decaf abc comes in u
eavelope1 U 10, YH coald carry y"r
o .. u4 order llot ... ater. Tit.a t way
yM 'd H 11.-e.
If JM 1.Ml11 oa brewed coffu fl do)
ud yo• doa't anst o e resta•rul, ask
&o tee &k coffH cu. If titey are •••tu.Au &o pr.cl•tt U, or 1tve )'H ID
•U11M J.,. w~y tMy ua't, e rder
..,.., &ea ...... , •• Md.
Four students win trip to Sacramento
T•J M. ltaafmaa and 0.alelle
VlUk'ua of Laauna Beach H11lh
School and Davt4 J. Hain a nd lteOy
Coop from Dana Hill H1ah School
have been chosen by the Liauna
Beach Amencan Lelion Po t to
represent their schools 1n the 198~
Bo) • and Girls' St.ate.
The proSflm, whach con vcncs)unc
2l and •July 3 in S8rramcnto. has
offered h1ah school Juniors prar11cal
civici instruction throullh '°vcm ina
the im111nary 8o>s' ana Girt~· talc
since 19lS. • • •
Dr. ,..... l>rtMIJI of Minion
UICllH .I
.... . . ,.
0 •••
V1CJO has been namtd prasram
coordinator for National Univer-
sity's School of Education in Irvine.
Prtvaou 1ly the hu man de'clop-
mcnt coordinator for Slddlcbe<k
CoUq c. Dritk11l will now be rcspon·
s1blt for all proaram admtna tration.
coune schcduhna and the sckctaon.
supcf\ 1s1on and evahaat1on or fac-
ulty
• • • 0
Foster mot Mr u tnonhnairc Aldta
...,._ ofS.n Clemente -as honoitd
with recoput.ion from the Oranae
County IOenl of'Superv1ton ~tly for bier acmDlarY llf'Vttt 1n the ~
of'-'•HllND.
Barber has cartd (or more that 75
fo ler children. includina scvcrly
handi~ppcd babtc' • • • Gokkn We l Colltat" neW1pepcr,
the Wwem un, won rune a-.'lrds in
the recent Journah m soc1ation of
Commua1_ty CoUctt'' convention in Fresno. The 1nnutl convent1on
brO\llhl totethtr ne&rt) 600 journaJ ..
ism students from mort than SO
tchoOh throuahout C1hforn11.
Photasraphcr ............ or
Huntinaton Beach catncit an honor·
•bk mentton for ·his photos or the
Ira C'IV1~ Ind Cultural Ccnttr
OeUrry'1edtbi1 "TM Rat Ttuna. ..
IDllOHl\I
Mini-festivals
deSer~e . ch .a nee,
more attention
Costa Mesa\ < ll) < o uncsl and the c11y's Human
Relations Comm111ee bumped heads Monda). and both
groups walked away a httlc the worse for wear.
The slid.mg Point .~as sltghtl) more than S2.000 the
commmee had requested to help pay for a sencs of
nc1.ahborhood m1n1-fest1\. als, \\ h1~ arc designed to lead up to
a catyw1de mu"c and thn1c a"arene!I\ fc5t1 val
Most ot the councal'!I members were tarcful not to
d1saarec wnh the rnncept of the festivals. They concur v.11h
th~ idea that the festivals might help case some of the tcn~1on~
1n the comm unit) but the) d1dn'1 agree enough 10 loosen the
caty's purse stnngs.
Councilwoman Sand) Genis was contcrned thr c It )
would be putung melf in the pos1t1<>n of pa) ing for bloc~
parties 1f the request were appr<JVed.
Jonathan Sch1esel. chairman of the comm1t1ee 1h1nk11
Genis missed the paint "The purpose o f the!ioe festi vals 1., to
provide a forum for people to get together." he ~1d But that
doesn't mean cntcnainment would not be pan of the fcsti,al ..
tt's the thin& that will draw people to them. Once the\ arc
thCfC. people will eat. relax and talk 1n a setting c·onduc1; t tu
understanding rather than arguing or pointing out the other''>
faults.
It's hard to cnt1c11t.· tht' m1n1-festivals ( osta \.1c,a·11
factaons. both ethnK aod s0<.1al v.-ould benelil 1f there \.\en:
more underst.andmg and tolerance rather than fear and
suspicron. a nd 1he mtn1-fcstl\ ale. are a good wa~ to promote
that process.
U nfonunatcl). the min1-fc\t1\ als seem to tx· lockcJ into
and overshadowed by the controversy O\Cr Share Our Sehc\
at the RcaCommunll) Center-the s11e of the lim fcs11,al
SOS and otherfoups that offer help to the p<>or and homt.'lc.,.,
have attractc people to that neighborhood "'ho haH'
1ntim1dated many residents. The concerns of those n:s1dtnt\
are real -~ome of th OSl \OOlCrn'> ma\ not he v.-cll-founuecJ
but thQ) are real ·
It's unfortunate that the fir'>t fcst1' al wac; held at Rt.·a
Center. and doubl} unfortunate that more people did not·
attend or come awa> ~•th a feeling that something had been
ac~omphshed But that should not drag do"" n the remaining
fcsuvals.
We encourage the comm1tlcc to rnntinue plan1, fo r thl'
mm1-fest1\ als. and congratulate.-the 1.:ounc1I for pledging
$5.000 for the final r1t)'~1de fe!>ll\ al on <;ept 2 3
Ma)'bc It\ proper that the l· 1t} docs not pick up the tao for
pnntmg handb1ll!I promo ting tht• min1-fcc;\l\at.. But that
shouldn't scuttle them .
Committee memben can s.1111 get the word out through
ne"' spapers that circulate an the nc1ghborhoo<h. hom~·o" ncr
association newsletters and word-of-mouth
The concept 1s too 1mponant to be stopped.
OPinlon• ••P<esMCI In this space are thoM ot the Dally Pilot Ol tlef
views expressed on th11 page are those ot their authOfs and ar1tst1 Readers
comments are lnvl1ed.and may be sent to TM Dally Ptlot P 0 Bo• t660.
Cotta Meaa 924128
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Legis ~ators ' insurance
Wouldn't you hke to ha\C ~ourcmplo)crcon1inul· tu pa~
prcm1um!I on your life insurance fo r up to fi, c ~cars aftenou
stopped ~orl>.ing'' Prell} s~ect deal, nght'>
J ust such a deal was arranged la~ )Car for memhcr-. of the
E ahfom1a legislature. v.•ho COJO} the. ~ht~ t.o dctcnn1ne
their own benefits and 10 pick ~our pocket to pa) for them.
The S2~Q.000J>.9hc1e'i wcrc~cha41t'd in 1987 follo"''.!!.S
secret meetings of the Rules CommiiiCc'i oT both the
A~scmbly and the Senate
The San Jose Merrur) i..Jcw~. which unc.c)\ered the
arran1cmcnt quo ted Senate Prs1dcnt Pro T cm pore Da' 1d
Robcn1 as sa)ing the 1,trcs~ful nature of a ~lilll' \enator'' J<>h
JUSllfics forcing the taxpa_}crs to pa) h11> insurance prcm1um<i
even after he has ten office Doe-s 11') \houldo't those 'amc
~nator ha"c the courage then to JUSt1f\ tha1 pos1tmn
pubhCI)"
Of course the) should. although )OU might argue that
ha' mg to JU uf) flccc;1ng the t&l\pa)Cf\ 1n pubhc 1s cau~ lnr
even greater hfr tn!urancc covt.'ragt·
Tbe Turlock Journal
State budget
Gov DeukmeJ•Bn, tn kecpan' with h1 c; hu<lgct-balanung
phalosoph) of socking It to the poor and d1'"1dvantagcd. has
decided lo au' state mental health program<i. whKh pro' 1dc
help to the emou onall) oe~dte t and most d('~pcrate peop k in
the communit) Tbe5e prop-ams alrcad) are underfunded. But thC' a.o~emor wants to cut S209 mtlhun from the state'~ S~24
milhon mcni.t health budact Even more callou I). OcukmcJ1an as u ina the cut a
ammunauon an a pana•n budget battle between him and 1hc ~11.aturt. The ao,emor sa1d he will cut the mental health
fuMs unless the Let1 la tu re' Ocmocrattc \cadenhlP•&rtn to
freeze eost-of-liv1n11ncreatts for welfare rcc1p1cot
More than 200.000 ahfomia men. wo~en and ch1l~rcn
have severe lont·tenn mental illnc s that d• rupt their hvcs.
and bUrdeo thCJr ramihes tth tncf and t\ctplcuncs .. Onl)'
about .S.000 art m state hosimal The rut lt~c tn our
comm unati : and m•ny wander en) sll'tel! too \tc to seek
~ -. hclp°rf lbae proarams ~decently funded, it m1&ht prc,·cnt
manymcawlyall from bccomi_naasd.csperat.eas they are. We
Olace tbll burden on the consaence of the IO"m'lor and ursc him \0 reconsider a budaet dee• ion .that .-ould comPound
their mitu)'. ,._enlWtl C&llhHwlM
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Orange Coat OAlt.'f PILOT/Thurlday, May 18, 1tet A ?
Murderer's admission of guilt
not enough to settle the score
The woman on the otht'r end of 1h(
phone v.-asn·1 happ> That "as undc-r
standablc
She was calhog lrum Salt Lake (II}
and al that moment .-.omc-7IO m1k'
to the west 1n l)("panment '\Q ol
Oranac Count) '>upenor ( ourt thl·
man who murdered hrr daughter ""a'
finally 014-ning up to what he had
done.
··1 suppose 11'\ for thC' h<''lt ·•
M1n1ne A.nder\On \a1d. pau'>1ng a<o 11
wa111na for affirmatmn
"You kn o" 11 was 10 ~car.., ag11
'ec.terda-. Motht:r',. da" w mavtx: lf\ best io tinall> grt 111;,er v.1th 1
•
Indeed. u Anderwn Y.as \peaking
11 "-as gc.·rung "'er '4 Jlh
Robcn Llo)d ~lier\. a onc-tinw
.$Ctunl} guard "ho·d been hired to
... hclpprotrct the residents of the lrvtnc
apartment COmplC\ "-here Sa,annah
Leigh ~nderwn lived. pl<'aded guilt~
Monda) to lirsH.lcgrec murder in an
arranaement that resulted 1n a pnson
sentence of 25 )Cars to hfe
The coun room adm1ss1on went 011
qu1ckl} and qu1ctl)'. without fanfare
or commot10n
t-or Anderson, 11 was a len1ng go
Af\cr 10 }Car., ofv.a1t1ngand ~onder
in& and \\Orr)ing. lhc case v.a.., O\C'r
Thrrc .... asn'\ an) thing left
It all beg.an on May 14, I Q79
Sa .. annah Anderson had called ht•r
mom 'to wish ht"r a happ)-Mother\
da)' They talked for two hours and
three minutes. Whoq_ the conH·rsa-
t1on "as over. Anderson "-cnt to bed
-prcsumabl>-at peace w11h the
world And two states awa} in a onc-
bcdroom apanmem in \\oodbndgc.
her daughter was being murdered
tmswn cm dutfl~tJhTot-me
murder :snd wa~ a susp("ct fro m the
...\tarL B~tnJutiln&camnu ~
checked against those found ins1dt'
the up.inment an ln\.esttgatm rnn-
cludcd he Y.as not the killer
f-i,e )cars later, an ln1nc poliu·
1nves11ga1or dusted ofT the {3\t' Jnd
decided, for whatever rea\on to
check the finaerpnnts ap1n rhn matched
Sellers was arrested t-Km~t·d
t hilrged and 1n1rt>duct'd to lhl· kµI
S)Stcm. whKh \Omcltmc\ ~orli.' 111
slo" and m}stt•nou'> w&\.\ .\nd c.11 11
dad 1n this ld\l'
1 here v.cre ~'er.ti legal fin<" pc11nl\
that hrld up thC' rn~ fn idd111on tu
murdcr. ~lien had bct"n chdrgt'l1
Y.1th rape -a lhargc that made h11n
eligible for the death pen alt' 1 he."
case took a detour "'htk 1unw. from ~unta A'.na l<I an fT;,tnet'KO dcbatl'd
whether the -.C.\Ual <11tack took plau·
before or after 'ia"annah Andrrson
"a~ ktll<'d" .\nd 1f 11 100~ plact' aftt•r
she "as dtad. was It rape''
To tho~ "-ho don·1t'arn1hc1r "3\
1ns1l1r the rnurthou<.e the QUC'llt0n
hardl) ~ems ~orth the time The
gu) ·s a l1ller and a de' ta\t' Isn't that
enough" But in the legal commun1t)
the ansv.cr to the qu~11on meant the
differe nce between ltfc and death tor
Seller\
The murder trial. which uf11ma1eh
'"'uhcd the death penalt) stanrd 1n
1986 .\ndersonandhrrhuc;handnc~
"t'SI to attt'nd l 'ntll then ~he hJd
bcl'n !.pared man)' ol the de1a1I\ of her
daughter's d~th
Sellers wu fo und gu1ll) and
s.t'ntcnced to spend the re\\ o( his hie
1n pn~n Bu t earlier th!' \car the 4th
Dtstnct Court of i\ppca( tl\Crturned
Sellers' con .. tct1on ~lltnp. tht" \l3p.t·
for a second tnal r lie S«ond mat ne' rr happcnrd
Instead. Sellers agreed to plead gutll\
JA '1llln&c fo.u.Jascr jC.Otcncc. -
sentence ihat mean\ tht' gu:. could he
fn:c 10 nine \l'an
And JU"'I lih· that 11 Y.a\ over
Thr maner-of-fact endtng lcfl
A.ndcr-.on "'uh m1>.C"d emotions A.
c.econd tnal "-OUld ha'e lxen nsl )
"l OU read aoout people \l\at fel off
on some huh: 1echn1caht)'" \ttll, the
notion of her dau2h trr's killer sc1t1n&
OUI Of pmon IO f5 't'3r'\ let U)On(' Q
>ean ~cmcd unfair
.. fht' 0r1¥,Jnal \CntC'n~e ~('m('d
appropnat<' • shc ~1d ll"tlintt ll go 11
that
On the 10th anni"Cr'>lf) of thr
murder. i\nderson 5.01d \ht' rtcctvt'd
cards. letters. src~tmJ~ and flo~crs
from her daughtrr"s fnends and pals.
even one of her old bo> fnends
"She was so v.cll·lo'cd and people
rcmembcr her. well tha1 males mc ft'\:I Juod .. sh<' ~1d
"She touched a lol of prople he
".is a sJ)C'<'1al pef'\On a H•n 'lpec-1al
~rson ··
A.nd nothing-he 1t ~'i \Cars or hft'
or e"en lhr ga~ chamhc'r -v.ould
e\cn thr scorr And a pubhc. ad·
m1ss1on of &u•lt 10 ~car~ after thr
murder ..... un't go1n' to ~t things
\traar.ht either
In the end. thl' fond mcmonC'' and
thr nrde <1f fr1tnd' -.err the' onh
thing!. left .\nd .1 wld blooded killer
or an 1nd1fT~rcnt court ~Htcm can
takl· that awa>
Siu• Na,.,. J1~•1N--IM'11 ~
ell~ rdJtor.
Congress making an end run
on the free enterprise system
A~ M1kha1I Gorhachc' steal~ head-
lines worldv.-idr b) touting the market
rei.tructunna ofh1s dc1.t1tute centrall>
planned cconom) c onareu "
prep:ann& tCl Jump •hip on free
cnterpnsc
This past "-<"Ck , the House Wa)s
and MuM C umm11t« bcpn hcar-
1nas t<> e'ltabli5h th:i1 meracn and
1cqu1S1t1ons tcndrr oilers and
k\.era1rd bu't'out' art" bad th1nis
which shoufd ht' dt'lrrrcd or
outla""ed
To ompla1>h \ht\ Ways and
MC'.tns 1 con 1denn1
• Ehm1nat1n1 deductions fo r
1ntctt'I\ on uakeo\ct dt'bt'J 1nd •n>
other corp<>rate dtht that thc f~l"1'11
SQHmnicnt dctem1tnM 1s not in the
pubhc 11\t~st
E.ltabh\.hmcnt of• to-allcd nor-
matiw dcbM<>-equ11y ratio for .S
bu11ncu. 1nct1mpo~1tton ofl P!.nahy'
ta• on compame ~uh • d11tcrcr\l
ratio.
• A l~ perttnt pcnalt) taA on
compcnsauon ean'ltd 10 connection
wnh kvcf'ltCd bu outs and a SO
pcrttnt penalty tu on ~pect11l1t.t 1n
mcratra and aequmuon for com
pensation dctemuncd by fcde..al
f'Cl"t.ton to be UCC'S 1\.C
• A pcnalr) ua on AC4U• u1ons.
· wbCthcrohtoclror L. if\be ulue oflhc~wSAUon 11o~cr SOm1U1on.
• ElitnU\llllOO or tai ckdUCUOftl
praea&Jy 1~-...lable toempkiytt itoe
o~~n ."Ibe announcement ofthctc WiftlS J\atOd \bat ·-me: re~ta\le
lmpect. if any, df lhc .. opbOft 11
unknown... lo otbci wonk. tht
purpo98 °'au °'the PR'PC*lll 11 not '° provide ways and ·mn.n1 (or the
apctMtCMt of lk fedmJ ~man.
but IO peaalilC Of ahotrtkr do .-.y
di JC·•maed be~ 1.11a1rr1 1nd llOillisi11oa1. · .wcat:,• i1Nr1111d '" O'lilaw-1 .. IM ~ ............ .._.o«Jf n _,...,to• e.c, -..... ...... .._,....,_..\le lM ... * Cll"'* ..,.,,... .. '*" dlS . ,,.. ....... d .. ,,_.,, ......
and a1.4u1,111on' \hould Ile done a~u\
"'1th or dC'lt'IT«I hOW('\.('T I\ a bJd
1dca
A\ ch;urman of the House Re
publt"an las._ Fon.e on C ap11 .. 1
Mar~ct' I Y..a\ the lead v.ttn<'\5 1n
the~ he01nn&' '-\ nd 11 was not JUSI 1n
th.at ca~tll\ 1h.t1 I appca.ttd For
e1ah1 )Cars I "a' a lO rporate finnncc
pracut1one1
I ha\e al\Q tau1ht a COUr\C JI
Ha~•rd Hu\1nc\\ ')(hoof enutlcd But Profc~SOT fo:hacl Jensen of the
"Tu f-actor\ an Busines.s dtta ion\ · lfar' ard 8u\1ne~' School h" pointrd
The focus of that cou~ v.a\ on the ou1 ttt.t 1n the ca~ of an averaae
&ubJ«t maucr of the\t' heann bu)oul with a pnct' of SSOO m11lmn
From e~llh of the~ pcnpcct" t'' th<' net effe-t ton trta UT) t.a.~ rt'Hnue
I' c bttn 1mpres.~d v.1th the tffic1rn 1'1to1n rn~ 1hcm b) appro"match
C) of ~menca'1 capital markra in S 110 million
poohn& the re~urce' of m1lhons nl "nOl~r Sf'CC"tl'C' ofien rat~ 1n
ind1v1dual in ordtr 10 create new tl)nn«:t1on w1th le"<'rl.&t'd bu)Outs 1\
Jobs. new products.. nC'A wtalth a"d a that JObs a.re lo t when l.M new
h1ahcr •tanda.rd on" 1ng owners arc forced to la)ofT workers in 'When l v.orkcd a lep l coun~I to order to mttl debt jCn>1ce requ1rc-
Prc ident Reapn. one of my mo t mena Butas1ud> ~r1'tot'Crclcascd
tn\crntin.& a 110mcn1s •iu 10 a 1 1 b> tht' 111onal Bureau of F.ronom1c
1he p~t1dent 1n rtspondtnt to qut' Rcscan:h ~> "contran 10 .pubhc
lions from li"e 11a. I~ '°v1et ~ co"c~ we find that v.qn
Unaon'1 ond larstst nev.,papcr aenerall) arow fa 1er follov.1na ac-
1boul tht drop in the · \tock qumlJOO\ We 11\0 find employ-
market 1n 19 7. l rttommended 1h.11 ment sro~s !a ter,"
lb( pttJ1dtn1 mpond to tM m1lhont Some pc<>plt a ue that the re1l
Of JtutMAnt •hO Uld rad ht problem behind l I that debt
1Nwn-b)' nplauunt • h.at • stoc_i.;-fil\lnt1na LS fa"orcd b)' the tax la If
market • h<>'N It worb; and -.bat'' ~re.Uy WI to improvt thf ~
bl. · utp of Amcnca's aptl.ll markcu. ~e TM ~at's rnpon did JU t ._ill cbOOsc not to mm ckbl firw>e·
tbal..Hc potn\Cd out tl\al throudl our ina less 1ttract.1ve for Amencan stoc marltt. an)OM ..tto -i~ to buvwn -1n1tead, ~ wiU ttek 10
P'ttWC a bUiil'ltU 1dta can ha~e mall.e equtt)' 1nvatmtm )vtt et
acusa to the capi11I ry 10 11u.ct1vt u debt. b)' clunin1t1ns \.ht
punue n. At • rnult. mcncana dcNbk t&UllOO of diYidcnd and ~ auch ·~ u pcnOnaJ com· redwi"I i.he rate o( \I\ on capiul put.tn1 car ct~ ind compact piftl..
ditt swreos -and tht ........., of ii.t woutd tidd.,.. iM ml t-.ue of
llvu .. ill Ibo U.S. 11 mort ,_ llwft how '° 1DMc Al'AtnCll tn01t cont-
t1ma dllt of J*>Pk Uv1na 1n com· pcu"v mteeed o( a.c-.11,. Afaeri. muaittCDUtnea. ca·) pett,l'tt ,......_ by ...
1lie tibenll. t.owtver, have no end Cl'\? 1 led w.auoa Ud u•:lrilnboo ol'0//1/1 ill ...................... for 'C9Pilll ....... -~.Allill•ialli
lave.man ~tal •mPIJ doan't IMll Ud -wornM wM ,.,...... Ill
MR. ......
OM ft1,u1•1 rehill it &hat dllc ~ Qlll 11 _, U.& :z••· iMtde•W.Of'Mtlw .. tylfpriv• ... ,., •,.. Oswrw ;, W-• 6if II llRfYGtl8CICMIM IU l'CwtHae. ... ,
I .I 1 ·11 "'
Co~'sple,a
for North
misguided
To the Editor.
h 1s not often that we ire treatlld co
the am usina s~lacle of " local reprcscnt111ve (Chn s Cox} publicly
defend1na a conVlctcd felon ~
who'?) -and a three ume I~ at
that h add!!. a nice touch to the pqcs
of 1he Pilot.
I part1c:ularl} hUd the p&."'t 1bol.it
Col. North bcma .. vind1ca1cd'' be-
cause he had been found no& pally on
"all nine" counts. Unfortunately for
North and Coit, t~ tollJ number of
charges brought against him was 12,
not nine I don't know. maybe Co"
hates to pick on small naws. Perhaps
Cox thinks a mamed man sould be happ~ 1fh1s wife is fauhful io him "all
nine' time!. -even thouah she was
propos111oned 12 umes. Perhaps Cox
thinks Al Capone was "vfnd1ca1ed"
for hll\ 1ng f')('a1 all charges -except
tax e\-as1on
Cox ~em 10 tx impressed by
pubht. op1n1on polls on the North
trtal l11sa pit) that he never seems to
ha H· heard of the polls showina that
the people of Nicarqua over-
whelm ingly hate the Contras. or the
poll!. showing that the pocple of the
l .S O\ erwbclmingl) want to stop
(oiuraa1d
C~ seems ,·tty womed about~
US Ul.\paycrs hav1na to spend $42
million on 1nv~s11pt1na Nonh .
Actual!\ the fiaure Cox quotes 1s the
amount spent on 1nves11ptin1 all of
the alleged conspirators who we~ pla~ 1ng footsie with the Ayatollah.
T-onh-two milhon dollan 1s really
quite resonablc considering that you
ha' e 10 contend wuh an 1nvesugation
spanning <;evcral continents. several
)Cars and scrveral people us1n&
several false names. The invest1p·
lion might have been concluded
rnulh !>O<>ner and the pncc tat mtaht
h;iH· lxen much cheaper 1f the
, inquir) had not been hobbled by
people hke Ollie North who had attn
to 11 that th<' relevant documents were
v.ithheld. foricd, altered, shredded or
smuulcd OU\ b) Fawn Hall.
I\ m\iht have also been cheaper for the taltpaye~ 1f the "nauonal hero .. ,
v.ould ha"e simply come clean and
admmcd his 1uih instead of b1d1na
beh1t1d Brendan Sullivan's lepl man-
CU\Crs and cndlCSJt mo11ons to dell)'
procc!>s and ue up the courts.
Fort)·two million 1s cheap an
companson to the S l 00 m1lhon aent
1n a llnalc 1n tallment \O the Contra
wa\h lhe htlp of with drua·traffic.kcn:
Swis beu 1ceounts. tnoompc1cftt.c
and corrupt pracuccs as were plajnJ)
dcscnbedin RobOwne·, PROF' note$
to Ollie onh
· Mr Cox. 1f )'OU att senous.ly
1n1errc.1cd 1n ~\1n' money. pr-rhaps
you can 1n\e~11ptt' wh.at happened to
lht' S~~ m1fhon IO SO atl~ "human-
itanan" aid 'l("OI to the "freedom
rf&}ltcrs.. in thctr lu,ury Miami
condos that 1hc General ACC'ounhna
Offite sa)\ "'lll~nted (or nd pcrhapr'Our worfd wtll be a
httk lt'ss "complex and trcachM"Ou ...
Mr ( o'-. when some of the treacher-·
0 0 Ull4~ •. ,_..__
lh<' on,lltuuon are put b(b1nd bars
THOMA OOBRZENIE J
C'osu Mtsa
TOD\\ I' Hl\·1·0Hl
Toda} IS ihunday. ifa)' I • lk
l l81h eta~ of 19 9. Tht"~ are 227 da)'s
Jt'ft 1n the )C&r
Toda)·,. hta.Jlhght in htStof)·
On Ma ' I , 1980. Mount t
Helen eru"ptcd tn Wa~h1nstor1 state.
The bla\I took I 300 f ect off the top of
the mounL11n, left 57 people dead or
m1ssmi. dc"astatcd I 50 squan-mile
of forest and blt'A< an ash doud
around the world
On this date
In 1860. lht Rcpubhcan Party
convention in C111caao nominated
braham Lincoln for preSJdt'nl
In 1934. o narc approved a
pad•a.ie of ant1"<'1'1me mca ure m·
clud1 na the SO-Called undbef'lh Cl
"h1ch called for t~ death penalty an ca~., of tntcrstate \.idnappin~.
B1nhda}s >.tovrc d11TC1or Fra1'lt
C'aprn 1 92 •naer Perry C'omo a• 77.
Mo' 1c d.utttor Ric hard Brooks is 77.
Ballaina Dame M~ fontey• is
70 PoptJohf\ Paul 111 69 A.ctor ILll
Mic) t~ 6 7 pOl'\Ka ter Jack Wltu-
akcr t 6S AC'lor Pnncll Roberts 11 ~9.
Sen Vt UT~n Rudm n. R·N.H . 11 9
Actor Roben Mo I sa C10f aod
tclc\ mon t'tcutavc 0,.aync
Hickman IS '5. Bhe\,.11 Hair or
Famcr Brooks Robinson 11 .52.
Bastball pla>eT Rqatc Jadt0n as 43,
AC'l.or James 1tphcn i ll.
• 1h ~ daMll,,,..
Comme.aD
·Welcome
M OtMge CoM1 OAIL V P ILOT I Thurldtly, May 18, 19"
by Bii Keene
•pJ got off the swins} before it
stopped swinging."
by Brad Anderson
"Relax. Marmaduke. They're going to play
with her kiftens."
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•
NORWALK -Of l I 0ruee C.cma Ara lnck and
f1dd athlete$~ to Saturday aftttoooa's CIF '-A
d1vllional linaJut Cerritos Collett, tc\'en compete in the
st~nath eventa-and while sonw of tbe belt are from the
norinally ,IU'Oftt Edilon Hish propam, tlwft are tavtral
from othtt IOUrtel too. Wtu~ Ed1ton'1 OoUI Nichotl (800), Shelley Taylor
(800, I ,600) have the best sboC1 amona ara runners of
adv1ncin1 to the Southern S«tion Master"s Men a Wttk
later, the area <kpth lies in ~shot and discus when field
events bclin Saturday at noon. :rhe atta athletes will be ~m~na alona w:·lh the
likes of Hawthorne'' stellar ~mettr relay team.
anchored by USC-bound football nar Curtis Conway.
and one l>f the nauons top &iris sprinten 1n Pasadena s
.......... la die _. illait tMI&¥ ,,._.,-ONt 1'hWltoe--ancl
LawtoD Nollill • attempt 10 move IAOlher s&eJ>i and
Thun10a. 1mne•1 ....,.._. Mo& and Ocean View's
Dlvld Keller will try another move in the discus.
Of tbat ~ t-toUica is tht biaiett surprise.
At die ........ ol tbe teelOft, with one year of
tbrowiat ~ MoWca threw the shot around 4S
feet Ul IUI liM --.. His malts improved up the ladder
but be H llMt to 47-1 It the llNch Ciiin Invitational. 1"froaa1Mft it •med to take off, .. MoUica said. "I
was ra1 incomisleat until tbm. I started braki.n1 SO fecL
I had beea doias tt ia pract1ce .. A: football p&ayer, he bad considered throwma the
&hot his fmhrnao year but concentrated on P.'de . His
sophomore year, EdJson Coach Tooy Ciarclh lured him
out, and thJS )UJ' he emerpd as a 1un1or. He be~t out
of area .hopes in 4 ~A
te1mma1t1 Lamont Peay and Cbns bp_pincou al 1M
Sunwrl:alue 1itii1s. -
"In tile bea:innina. I wu worried about plac1n1 1n lafue," Mollica said. "I don't know what happened. I ~ot
aenous, I auess. l JOt 1 lot stronau. Now I fiaurc, since I m
here, I'll ttt how far I can take it.
.. I made it (to the 4-'A finals} and there's oo t a lot of
juniors to do it. .. said Mollica, wh0te best 1s a S4-31 •effort
at the lel&ue finals. "I ~s ul)let with my perfonnance (at pretims.•.the qualifyina effon) should have been my first
throw and then aone up the ladder."
Ciarelli, who watched Mollica taper ofT at the end of
•• ,\ season, attnbutcs his improvement to an extra 20
poundsofbody weiaht and muscle. He added that making
Jt on the last.throw &n prclims should be a mental-plus
hcadtna into the finals
Thur ton, who staned play1na football his
~car,..al~~hrowmtt~ .
He was fifth in the unset Lcaaue as a junior after bcefina
up throuJb v.ciahthft1n1 for foolbaU.
"This year my f.oar wa to make CIF and maybe
make the state meet. • the Edison senior fi1Jd. "tt•s fOM
pretty aood, but It hasn't aone the way I tbouaht. But l'U
keep movma UP., as Iona as I tay con11 tent and make n
into the meets. •
The Edison throwers had their final li&ht weifht
workout Tuesday and then bcpn concentratin110lcly on
technique. .
.. They've bet'n hf'hng for four months, so 1f you don't
have 'a &ood base by now ... " C1arelh wd. ··1t basic:ally
Just keeps you pumped up pbyaicall)'. at th11 staae. It
looked hke n wo rked an the discus (for Thurston last
Saturday)."
f~ ... '" CW 4-A/UI
..
Another round
in Lavelle' s duel
with Lewis set
M•H• .. McDonald of Miiter.Dei H'9h ciuallflff for .... CH'
~·•• with • 11·9 In me lone julitp Ian s.tuNay.
.9.Y ~R CARLSON
Of .. Ol9)' ..........
NORWALK -They've met
before J>Jl the Utt.an at Arcadia Hath-
.. and they'll most asssuredly meet
qaJn, with-the Master's Meet and
State-Finals loom1n1 down the ~d.
but Saturday af\tmoon's duel 1n the
sun a little after one o'clock may set
the tone for the rest of the season.
Corona dcl Mar's Ed Lavelle, a
threc--year standout for the ~a Kines
in the dist.a nee races after transferring
from Mater Oe1 following his
freshman seaso n . c halle nges
Burbank's Todd Lewis in the metnc
mile-the1 1,600 meters.
Saturday's clash at the CIF track
and field champion hips sends the
top nine from the combined finals of '-A. J..A, 2-A and I-A on to the
Master's Meet. where that field 1s
pared to five for the State Meet, all of
which arc set for Cemtos Collcic
''We know ltw1s IS the IUY to
beat," said CdM Coach 8111 Sumner
"for my money we're going to have
to race him three ttmes (ClF 3-A.
Master's and State)
They met at Arcadia and Ltw1s was
tnumphant. out-kicking the field
with a seanna 4: 11 18. 1n a race that
catapulted Lavelle into real pro mi-
nence with a hfettme best of 4 11 94.
. 76 ofT Lcw11.
"Ed had been after me about how I
addressed him," said umncr. who,
as wcU as everyone else, had rcferTCd
to Lavelle as 'Eddie' since he was \
sophomore. "He.to ld me, ·Hey, don't
you think 1t"s about time to call me
Ed? I'm arowina up, you know ...
So Sumner offered him the
challenge -he'd start calhna him Ed
1f the 6-foot-3. 168-pound 18->eir-
old, who hu already signed a nauoilal
letter o f intent to attend Notre r>.imc.
would break 4· 13
Need.less to say. 4 13 1s no lonacr a
barner for Lavelle.
What 1s a bamcr. howc' er as the
sw1f\ Burbank runner. Lewis
"We've aot to run Ed's race to bt-at
him ... s~ud umncr. "l..eWts has a
tremendo us kick. I don·t think an)·
one can stay with him m the last 100
meters."
Another factor 1n the race 1s
Lavcllc's teammate. Orea hl")ock,
who seems constanll) m the shadow
of Lavelle Shl")ock turned a 4 17.03
1n runnina Sttond to Lewi, in tht1r
heat of the CIF prchms la t Saturday.
and has abe t of 4· 14 7.
lso from the Ora nae Coast Area in
the 3-A 1,600 lS Mater Dc1's Mike
Nielsen. a bi.a. hard-runn1n1 sort who
usually takes the pace out vel") fast1 He qualifi ed for the finals v.1th a
4 20.CX> •
Other ( orona del Mar athletes with
f PfeaH SH Of..J·A/82J
Untventty pole v•ulter Josh He""9on earn•~ f'lll Mrtll In
the l·A ftnaft bJ cle•rlne fl feet durfnt s.tur~·· preR •·
Woodbridge gifls primed to defend 2-A champi0[7Ship
By RtOiARO DUNN pnnters. . There arc reason , hke Kaci Keffer,
o.-y,.... c-• .,...._ That's notto mention Jumpers. hke Laura Peck. Cathy Peck and M ache le
O R 'W .\l K _ Ju\t '" ca~ \my Gina Krouse At this point, the Muniz. v.-h)' the Wamon arc con-
-K'ot>lcs 1<;n'1 qOllC' 100 percenr ~o~n_,w ... ~ pmbltns as far n-tht--1dc one o e st 1n 2-~ t 1,
· turd.l) after runmnf in other CIF 2-A finals arc conctrned spnna. and "h> they should make a event~. \\ oodbndgc ~ tg.h Cooch Woodbr1dac has bctn sue«ssful senous bid to defend their title o n
pbomorc. the ~st fhe~lf"'ta~in hud lh"---'Ml~~&bc 1,.A.6u ~
Min > Hav.lc~ read) to lilhhe cond times an tne unal~ and finish1na Coll~ nnina at I I .a m
lq oflhe wimon' 1,ti(X).meter rcla) second o nct before winnina it all last One of oodbndae's strcnath • the
)Cir. 400 relay anchored b} Mun11. ur-
tcam . .· "We've been in the bunt the la.st faced lafl Wttkend an the CIF prchm,
The &Jrls' track team at Wood· tivc)cars,"Varv:.ssa1d, "SO)ouhave as Knst1n1 Lockv.Qod, Keffer and
bndtc. dcfcndLnJ C IF 2-i\ champion, to ha"c-a lo t of!Ut'lno ~in CIF. Like Mehnda Taub~ Muniz to run ha ~depth hke1heDctrottP1 ton .but l11t ~car, I didn't think we we~ the a combtned 50.01 . the w1nnm1 time
onl> thc)'rc d1\ta~tc runncM and best 1n Clf ." in thcar hat
I OOk l'f • 11 \C h
COf!lyretalls experlenc~s as
~Gridiron Spy-In-the Sky'
9y HO\IV ARO L. HANDY
0..,fl9MC..•• .. -·
Munit runs lir'it 1n the t ,600 relay
either Rohlc\ or Ha" le\ "Ill run tht
Sttondkg l aura Pl'\k oesthirdand
Keifer i'> the anllior n l<'
(4 06 I) finished thin.I 1n 11\ heat at
the prchm'I 10 q1.1.1hf) in that t'H'nt
.._ WM-\\:.4U4U( #ff -he~ ~
quicker.
Vaf"\'as "on 't kno" \ .. ho "Ill run
the sc1;.ond kg until the meet,., under
Wa)
"We ran ·HlO at th<' 4'rcadta
ln,1tat1onal. our ~'>t llm<'. "hen all
of our runnl'r'> "l'rl "<'II-re tcd and
1i1oc'"e run 4 U' ~ .i \'.Quple ofttmts."
. .
said \'anas
Roblts v.ho ran~ 16 7 in the 00
la ' r~h· u a'ign-~ 111 th1'>
spnna. he v.111 also compete 1n the
I 600. m "h1ch sht ran 5 I .l 5 la'il
v.~k in tht' prehm
. ltQbtrrnray11ot-t1ra ~
Hav.lc) an altcrnatt-who ran on tht
J\ team this )Car
.. (Hawley) is not goina to be ...
tired. and the) (Hawlc} and Robles)
.. ~ abour equal an ab1hh -\ arvllS
said ·· m) 's a \.eteran and "he's been
runnm1 the ( 1.600) rcla) all -rear lon.g.
but )OU Ot'\er dCC1de on who·s IOlnl
'I \.JOH I I \f,I I'
to run 'Unul the meet nself is 101na.
"But 1t' nice to h.ave somebody
JtkHalklc\:..uound~---
1n there ind )Ou don·i lose that much ..
In 1dd1t1on to the t..-o rela}S ICetrcr. per aps W, s ~t--r
athlete. v.111 run the 300 low huntkS
(45 32) and 400 mete,..,, her best
e"ent Keffer·~ time of 57 49 1n the
400 was the fut t 1n the prchms.
Munu .... rm~ up for the two rcla)i
b\ runnin1 the 100. m •ht<:h she cfockcd I ~.8 1 in the prehms:. f~aM SH Of' ,.A /alt
Abbott silences Red Sox;
Angels rock Clemens, 5-0 ·
MOMm
Ton¢ "" Soa, 1 35 M l,_8rnrers, 7 JS
M20-8re•ert. 7 ~s
Mll-er .. .-s l OS
Mn-I
A.WAY
M?J.-YeMI 4 JO
M?.,_...a~I. •JO•
M2S-Vantita, 4:30•
M2.....,._acl So•. 4 JS•
M27-lted Soa. 10 OS
' Aa NmH on KMPC (110)
• Oan~l S
•
CODY .......
Cody rates ~ Halas a the
p 11•1 coecb of all-time. • ""One of \be mw\iplicity of rusons
I rate bint u the ~1M coach of all U.. ii llecllUlt of bis quantaly of
qmJtty~ .. Codysayi.
.. Hewasdevoeed tohi1~liaion. He wu bumble and loyal i.n this rtSp«l
and no matter where we P'•>cd
atOUDd \be COWltt)' or bow important
the pine oo Sunday would be, the
final ~ration Mr. Halas made
btf'~ retarina on Saturday ni&ht was am~na lO attend Mass on Sunday morru.na. .. Halu bad.lO.-bc.!bc_coruununatc
and the oompletc coacf\ because he has •touched bases' and he has
uc:eUed in every phase of 1he football
industry. He was the inaenious prime
pioneer of lhc NA. as we know at
today ( 1978)."
Others he respected include Clark
Sbauabnessy, Curly Lambeau and
Greasy Neal.
key or a &ecbnaql.tf.
••WhCft i1 came time to crown a new
Papa ae..., Mr. Halas, Jam (Oooky)
and I had a mttuna. Coach Halu told
u1 ht was aoin& 10 make Jim beed coa~h because 1 wat behind Jim and
this inadc me haPPY that I would bt
tervioa the Mw 'Pappy.' .. Dooley and I were ,...,.,..._
We made plans and talUd aboal
football around the clock. We ap'ttd
on everyth•!'f. We Pf'Olr&"'med
oursel'c'ei 10 think ahke and~ IOI to
the point where we would look It each
other and know whit was in ~cb
other's mind. ·
"I have heard of dedication but I've
never known anyone who literally
atc....slclll and.liruL1i ·
did."
Cody lives in a modest home in
Fountain Valley. But there are
memones of his past both inside and
outside the home.
.. Mr. Halas and Mr. Shaughnessy
had a ~t impact on my coaching career, Cody says. "The principle$
and systems they tau&ht me always
worked. I have been a bead coach for
aeven years and I have had seven
winnina aeasons. I attribute my
success lO lhe best in the West -
Halu and ·Shaughnessy." He wrote
this in 1979.
Hts numbers from playin1 days are
posted just outside the •lid1na &lass
doors -JS for his h1ah school days;
2S for Purdue University; 17 for the
Green Bay Packers and 16 for the
Chicago Bears.
Some would call 11 sraffiti on the
hrick walls. He has his daughters
names along with those of his grand·
child and teams he has played for
scrawled on the walls.
AlllO"I die 1 .. 1 Clllap .... Weret Didi 9UlllUI .....,..
row, second frOM leftJ, 0.1• ~--.....,....row, ••coM
frdm leftl, Mike Dldca fbott°"' row, third"'°"' lefll .-. "'• coura9eou1 artan ~colo ~op row, foWdl frotll lefll· "9111·
Another coach he thought a great
deal ofat the time is Jim Dooley. the
man who replaced Halas as head
coach of the Bears.
"We became inseparable as assis-
tant coaches with the Bears agd as
close as t>rothers," Cody recalls.
"Jim unequivocally ha the finest
analytic football mind of all time. His
brain WQIJld ascertain a wealth of
information for our •r formation.
Jim's mind was like a computer. He
didn't foract a game Or' a play and at
times he would use three projCC1ors
and three different ·Jllme films of
different years to venfy a point or a
CIF4-A
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Thunton hit a personal best 160-3
in the discus prelims. and has thrown
the shot 55-JY •.
Ocean View's Keller. a senior. was
disappointed with his ninth-place
discus throw at the prelims but did
qualify and has JOnc a season-high
J 64-4'h. Keller said he has consistent-
ly s<>ne I 5S-I 60 feet in practice. but
exceeded 160 in a meet for the first
time at league finals.
Irvine's Molle went 163-0 at the
South Coast League finals and 156-6
at prcljms.
In the Siirls shot, Edison's Leslee
Brigs. lmnc Bev Oden and Manna
Suzie Grepnic arc all peaking af the riaht time. Each should have a
e"cellent shot at moving to the
MU1et's if she can at lea.st near last
week's mark.
Brigund CiarclH think the Edison
senior can exceed her top 4-A
preliminary mark of 41-11 'h this
week. Oden went 38-10 in the South
Coast finals and 40-21/• in prelims.
O!ePnic pr~ssed from 38-4 in
the final dual meet, to 38 .... 'h in league
finals and 39-10 at prelims, and
Coecb Dick Depn thinks she has a
couple more feet ten in her. Bnus
also qualified in the djscus.
In other field events, Ocean View's
Marc Roosen, who signed a letter of
intent to play soccer for Cal State
Fullerton on Tuesday, has jumped
There ~ clocks at every tum.
inside and outside and he will never
lack for knowing the time of da} or
night.
Cody bas been a scratch golfer and
says he comes from a famil) of
aolfers. Hts oldest brother was a
professional fighter with 127 bouts.
He's friendly and more than willing
to talk with friends and neighbors
ubout football or any other subject
they might brinJ. up. "I like to talk
with people an(j I cnJOY being out in
the yard. Yesterday. I took a football
out for some neighborhood kids to
play with and the~ had a ball."
Among his memorabilia ts a poster
giving the season schedule of the
Purdue Unhersity football team in
1947. They opc:ncd with Miami
(Ohio) and the ticket pncc was $2.SO.
'they also played Notre Dame and the
price soared to SJ.60 at N.D. with all
other pmcs at $3 each.
Ed Cody has had some ups and
some downs in his lifetime but he 1s
happy with has present lifest)'lc. H is
youngest daughter is still hving at
home and he hasadogand two cats he
pampers and lets have the the run of
the house.
And he's as soltd as a rock and stays
fit cuid tnm with plenty of cxerClsc
and sound living. Retirement hasn't
changed his routine of keeping busy
in an)' manner-the way it should be
for all those who have led an active
life and ha'c associated with the great
names of their profession.
consistently in. the 21-foot rangl' all down the stretch.
season. He tied for fourth .at prelims. --"He's aot endurance and he's got
with 21-10'/J. form," said Manna Coach Dave
Other field comperitors include Okura. "lt's1ust a matter of putting it
Irv inc's Sea,J1 Rogan in the pole vault all together. At first. he started slow
and Tracy Broughto n in the high and hoped to outk1ck everybody at
j ump. the end. But at each meet he rcaltzed
In the running events, Edison's people are goina fa~tcr and faster. and
Nichols fcatur« one of the state's top he's cot to get faster all the way
800 times and qualified during around."
prehms an I :S4. I 4 after having In the girls running even is. Taylor.
broken I :SJ at the Mt. San Antonio who pulled an impressive distance
College lnv1tat1onal last month. triple at league finals, 1s an unlimited
"He's right there with whoever'" freshman potential 1n both the 800
running fastest. and then it's whoever and 1,600. She went S:09.53 at ttte
leans.'' Ciarelli said. Arcadia Invitational in Apnl. Taylor
The Chargers' 1.600-meter relay qualified for the 4-A finals in 2:20.4S
went 3:22.19 at prchms (sinh ~t), (fif\h best) and 5: 12.41 (~venth best)
but asi1stant coach Fred Marquez respccttvcly.
sa1d the quartet of KenJt Arao. Matt "I had predicted ttmes (at prcltms)
Hart, Dave Baker and Nichols ts very of S: IS." wud Edison distance coach
capable ofbrcak1ng 3:20 They·ll have Stan Stauble. "I d1dn'1 expect 5·08
to this week 1f1he Master's Meet is to and 5:07. It's a beautiful track though.
become a reahty. To run a 5: 12 so easy. I knowshe'sgot
Manna's Bnan McCaffery wants to a lot bc1ter 1n her."
shoot for the low 3.20s, but his heah~ Ocean View's Enn Stansbury had
has been the junior's chief detractor the scvcnth·best pre\im time in the
all season. 100 low hurdles with a personal best Marina~s Ed Monroe, ~ho broke 41 I S.2 last Saturday and has shown
seconds an the 300 intermediate tremendous improvements in her hu~les for the first time in his career two-year hurdling career for the
during the Sunset final~ by going Sea hawks, butthe senior will be hard·
40. 72, said afterward he had not pressed to make the Muter's field.
peaked )Cl. Huntington Beach's Natalie Adam.
He was nght. A1 pre It ms. Monroe who qualtfied with the ei~th best 4-A
wasa bit ofa surprise in qualifying for 3,200 ume (t J ·39.28). wtll also hkel)'
the 4-A finals in 40.04. He put his close a standout hich sc!iool track and
fonn together this !loeason. but was cross country career this weeke.nd.
still working on improving speed
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COME ON
OYER!
Distance runner Laura Ped., who
earlier 1n the )ear was cons1stentl}
beaten b} hrr ~1 ter... (illn:....m ·the
1.600 and b> Robles in the 800. has
turned full c1rde.
"She ha really put toacther 11n
cAccllent senior )Cit.'' satd Varva ..
"Earlter, either Cathy beat her in th<' 1~600 or Amy but her tn the 800. but
she's been turo1n1 1t around. She's
aoin_a into CIF with confidence." ·
Laura Peck won the Pacific Coast
Leaaue champaonshjp in tbc 800 and
1,600 while Cathy Pcck..L aJuniotwbo
bas placed in the CIF nnals the put
~o )tars to Lbc 3.200, ran her best
ume (5•14 9 ) lat week in the Spend a day at the largest
Athletic Club in the West
Conv~cntJy ~ in Fountain Valley,
Lo8 Caballeros Sports VUJaer otrtts )'OW' famUy an opportunity
to work out, ~ and play togt:thcr.
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Lockwood, also a junior. will also run in the 100 low hurdl" and
compete an the tnple Jump. an event
she qualtficd an la t week with a 34-6
mark. her best of the year
Krouse will concentrate solely on
the triple jump and h•.'ah jump,
ehm1na11n1 lhc lonu_ump
Denise Surmon of Costa Mesa i'
entered m both the 100 and 300 low
hurdles.
Tbe Woodbn~ boy meanwhile.
are kd by t..ouis M unu, who helps the
400 ftlay team and runs the 110 and JOO hurdJCs.
0.vid Burnell of Co ta Mesa will
also run in the 300 h11~ hurdles.
Scott Tivtton (400) and Scott Burke (IOO) are also entered in the
finals for Woodbtid,.e.
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Writer claims he has copy of Rose
report, but says it's not for sale
. ..
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NEW YORK -The free-lance writer ~
who penned the Ma"JO Adams nory for
Penthouse magaunc said Wednesday he had •
acquired a copy of b&stball's confidential
report on Pete Rose's gambhng. but rejected a deal to sell
tl.
"Pete Rose can rest easy. It will not be sold. and that's
the end of that," said David D Shumachcr, who refused
to say how he got the report. who had bid for it or how
much w~offered. He con finned there had been a $20,000
offer.
"I have been advised by my attorneys not to sell the
report," ·Shumachcr said from his California home. "I
don't need the money, and the awava11on isn't worth 11
I JUSl want to wash my hands of it."
Asked 1f be had been threatened with lcpl action
over the possible sale, Shumachcr laughed and rephod,
"Lqal action is not the word. It's been unreal."
Baseball commissioner A. Bartlett Giamaui, pcaJc-
ina an Washington after a meeting with federal d~c::z.ar
William Dennett. said he had heard rumors that a copy
exnted. The report, compiled by invcstaptor John M.
Dowd, deals with allcgauons about Rose's pmblina. "I know o(no rclt'a~ of any document ... I cannot
bcheve it.came from eiltlicr side, fra.nkly," Giamatti said.
"It certainly didn't come from mine, and rm not saying
Pete or has attorney would." ·
Montreal knots series, 4 -2
CALGARY. Alberta -It's hard for the ~
Montreal Canad1ens to find new ~ays to •
make hockey history. So now they're repeat· '
ing the old ones. ----
Chns Chehos broke a 2-2 tie at 8:01 of the thtrd
period, then assisted on Russ Counnall's powcr-p1ay goal
at 9:35 as Montreal beat the Calgary Flames. 4-2.
Wednesday l')tght aJld cve~.ed the Stanley {'up nnals at
one victory each.
In 1986. Montreal also \\On Game 2 afier los1n1 the
opener 1n Calpry. The Canad1ens won the next thrtt
games and their NHL-record 23rd ttllc. •
Only nine of the 50 teams who lost operung games
since the final went to a best-<>f-7 format ha"c won the
champ1onsh1p. But Montreal did 1t four times,
The next two pmcs in the series are scheduled for
Montreal on Friday and unday n1&ht
~The CanadLens stall have 13 pla)'ers. 1ncludinf
Chehos. from their 1986 team. The F1ame.J sull have I
"ho played 1n their only final senes appearance. The
aoahes -Montreal's Patrt('k Roy and Calgary's ~ike
Vernon -arc the same
Goals by Larry Robinson and Bobby Smith pve
"Theft iulways a possib1hty, but I have no reason to ..
think that would happen," he said :
Rote's lawyer, Reuven J. Katz, recctveda copy of the
22S-paae report last Thursday alona Wlth a letter from
Oiamatti sayina the contents should not be disclosed or :
copied. The attorney said Wedncsda) he had no idea how
Shumachcr could have coucn the report.
Dov.d, asked about Shumacher•s claim, rephcd, .. I •
know oothina about at." Asked if there was any way :
Sbumacher could have obtained a copy from Dowd's
office, the investigator linnly said, "No sar."
Ear-licr,.Shumacher laid he. wu co.nsid~ ".am.oral ,,
question" as to whether an early release of the report .
would be prejudicial lO the Cincinnati Reds manager. ·
who has been lhe center of alleptions involving spons '
bettina since the stan of the season.
The ~pon will now bec.ome the cen1crp1ccc of
Shumachcr's baseball memorab1ha collection. tbt wnter · said. . ,
Shumachenaid be did not have the report with him
1n..Califorma and editors at t..,o newspapers wb~ the .
repon was shopped said they never saw any pan of lhc
document. · •
Giamatli, who ~ived the repon May 10, said •
Rose's scheduled May 2S hcarina would not be moved up
if the report is pubUshed. DeputyCommiss1oner Francis
T. Vincent Jr. declined lO comment on the possibility of
lcpl action ifShumacher'sclaim tumsout to be true. !
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Montreal a 2-0 lead t'arl) 1n the second penod. But Joe
N 1cuwend)'k 's goal at S: 14 of the ~nd period and Joel
Ot10,onapo•ctpla~1Wl;.490(1~ROCl. l~K"Of't:-•,,."....:::"~----~
Chelios. who also set up Smiths aoal, aot h., fourth
pla)off aoaJ after Brian Skrudland pelted the puck 10 ham
in center acc. The defenseman skated to the middle of the
blue ltne and fired a slap1hot past Vernon's ncht 11<k.
Cp I 0 I I 0 I I II I U \ l
O.._ wu .... Pinsbu~P1ratn outfield,r,
afterapmcthat was delayed rain. then 5nowand
finally ended in sunih1ne· " t's the first pme I
ever pla)cd m that had all four season ...
Sunday Siience '.1 00 percent'
BALTIMORE -Sunday SiJcftcc. the
Kentucky Derby wituw.r, is rann' to So in the -h_
P'l'cakncss Saturda)'..,JtlPimhco. __.
''He's 100 pettient," trainer Charlie ..._.....,.-.._
Whhinaham uid aft.er the roll pl&Oped I 'h miles on a 1lop~ track Wtdnnday. .
Early in tht week. tbe slltusof'lbt Derby wanner was
an doubt bteause of t0tt naht front foot . ·
"If lhe unforetttn don'1 come •loQf and kick us in
the bun we're all riaht. .. Wb1tt1f\lham uid.
The tmntt thinb the sorenett was camcd b)' a shoe
nail that was toO cloec 10 the toft ti•ue of the fool.
Dr. Alu Hanbilt, a "~n&rian. A!els the colt
1ufTtred a stone bruite. Sunday Silence wen• b9r shoo for llis pHop. A bar
shoe hu a bar actOIJ the open met. which pro&ec:t.s tbe
foot. The colt Will M'.ar a reaular shoe for a workout today
and &.be tlCt. ''Perflcl. .. WIUttiqiham •id of me ~lop. ''Hauan
were prickia,. and ht was happy doh11 u:· ,.,,
Kentucl<y to approacli Pltlno ·w
(7'0)
Dodgers
wa1~a~ay
with win
over Mets
'NEW YORK (AP) -The New
¥orlr Mcts -pm1>1ed thlt Rick
Dem~ could not win the pme
with a bat.
Ke didn't ha~e to.
Demps:ey drew a bases-loaded walk from Rtd: Aauilera wHh two outs in
the l 0th innina Wedn~y nlaht and
the Los Anaeles Ood&ers btat the
Mets, 4-l, for their ilnrd straiaht
victory. Dempsey's walk came af\cr the
Mets elected to intentionally walk
Eddie Murray witb runners at first
and third .
.. Murray was the only guy to worry
about in theirlineup," Mets Manager
Davey Johnson saJd. "In that case. l
wanted to pitch to a .180 hitter. lfl'm
aenina beat\ I don•t want to get beat
by Murray.'
Demptey, who flied out as a pinch
hiuer in the ciatnh innina with the J<>-
ahead run at second base. 1s batting
.18~ He didn't even sw1n1 apinst
A&ualera, takina three balls. then a striu and then another ball.
.. 1 can't sccond-auess Davey for
makin& that move. I v.ould have-done
the same thins. That's the way to do
u,.. ~mpsey wd. "Would )OU
rat.bu pitch to a au~ with a .230
lifetime a\'erase who is h1tt1na 180,
or Eddie?"
A&uilera, whose throwina error set
up the winnin& run. had pitch~ l 6
consecutive 1COrcless 1nninp bcfort
the MclS' stratcs.y baclttired.
"There's alw•>:• a nsk 1n that
situation," ~ualcra said. "Un-fortunuely. I dtdn"t do th( Job::
That was easy to see.
"AJutlera dido '1 come close on the
first three balls. O n ball four 10
Dempsey. it was even worse." John·
son said. -Al'llki:a.-...no .had alked .
batters 1n 20 pttv1ou' 1nn11\j.S. made
home plate umc1 re Fred
Brocldandet'sjob s1mpte .. He's a lood low-ball umpire. l
· wasn't aoina 10 ao up there swanaina
at pitchn ~my had," Dempsey
said. A&u11tra, 1-t. took o.., er to sta.n the
10\h and made a throwina error on 1
chopper by leadofT batter Mike
ha rpenon. Manino Duncan
py:>undcd into a forecout and Willie R~ndo4pb nied out btfore Mike
MarshalJ') h1t-•nd·run sinJle ~nt
Duncan to thnd. The Met\ then
1ntenuod'ally w•lked Murray to load
the bases.
AlcJandro Pena, l-0. p1tch«I two
te0rclcss inninp for the victory and
Jay Hov.-cll v.orked th~ 10th for Im
fifth Sl\'C, .
The [)odacrs' thrtt..pmc w1nmn1
atreak has t0me 1incc M•n•r Tom ·
. Luotda mo"td to the third base
coedu• bo•. Los Anaclct lead the
· Nauonll~~1npitth1ntbutranks
lut i• the maJOra 1n h1nina.
..-llMdi~ whida00f9.,CW in most of the t9Clft
.-.00. Ncwpon Harbor b the c:tUa. iftd\adiG& the Trant.-c MICMted a new 1roph) from Loi A•Ltt to Honolulu.
=Id' a'\t'ta.e ~ 70.ratm The saew f'9" walJ complcmeat the ... . ~ atona filmouaAhmaftloo Senn wruch will
wida ...,...., lntemationalOll'-ht 1a11ed ina aew format Friday Md
.,.._ .. (IOR)yadlts. Saturdly. The Ahmanton was
n.tdareH•cetcries, next Satur-• prev;ously extended over mos1 of the dQud~y.willbtcaUedthe .. ason.butbtcauseofthefactthat
MlnlorialS'yllanTrophy Rqana in 10R boat1aredtcrcasin1in numbtr.
oats canceally mo
e•pec1ed to com~k for nm to fintSh
in the biennial l,225-mileclasiic .
The main di1tu~teoe between the
U U>B muiaand the rqular maxis 11
that the latter ranee from 72 to 81 feet
and we.p about twkeaa much as the
ULOBs.
•ianmare 8nace ~and.,_
Matek of Saa Dillo wida lMit N/M
681 and 70.. Dou& Pttmee, San Dieao, noted for li1s 6S·fooc ~.
and mOft recefttly, the ftnn of •
Reichel-Push •ith tMir ~speed·
ster, TaJu Dancer .
bollorot*la1ieOonAyrttSr., w1llbewoundupmaatnaJtwetkcnd.
wllale.,...11aifta1Skylatkwua-.il-----AboUtaac>zen 7o;ratenarcex-
k.nown racer ia thtte parts for many pected for the Skylark rcpt ta. which
)eall. a.hhoulluhe was not a U LOB NHYC hopn wall rival~ P<>P'.'lanty
lied. ofCahfomaa Yacht Club's Cahfomia
CaJifomia Cul> wall be 1a1kd off
Marinaar1 Reyovert)je Memor al
Day weekend, featurin112 10 t S of
1heb1aULDBmaxis.
Both rqattaurcexpected to be a
last-minute tuneup for the Transpe~
in which about l S of\he aiant craft are
Watchina the ~aleds flahtina
their way around marks like a fteet of
14-f oot di nshi.es has become a 1pecta·
cle that draws many tpectator boat•
to-watch thcu bish as 18-man crews
battle for position.
Ball Lee of Santa Cruz. formerly a
Newport Beach~ Scout. i1 one of
theprimarydesipersofthesJeds
with h11 Santa Cruz-70.. Other de-
The fint ULOBakd was~·~.
a 62-footer from Australia which
many 1Ct records there and heft on
the We11 Couruntil Lee's67-foot
Merten came a&ont.
The b11 speedsten have become so
popular-amona those with money
-that tbeyhaveorpnized their own
clan and race mostly on a boat·for-HoWever, bissoe, Don Ayre&Jr. ~ wbich bas bttn featurina the bis
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)oe Caner hil a W..run homer in Clevelnd'1 Ii•·
run third innina Wodnetda~ niaht u the Indiana brat tbc Toronto Blue Jays at EUibition su.dium, 6-l. It was tbe
first lost f'or Cito Gaston lince taldQI over as Blue Jays
m.anqer Monday.
8Ud Black, l·S struck out four and WUbd tbreie
while allowina five ~its. H~ yielded to Tim Stoddard i~ the seventh after Juruor Felix's leadotrbome nm mede It
6-2 and Tony Fernandez siftlled. Jes1e OrOICO allo
pitched ia the eiab~ then Ooua Joaes wat the &Ml I 'h
anoiQjl for his revealb •ve. .
Tbe Indians Sol to Dive Stieb fC,r five bits ud a 6-0
lad in the thint, capped by Ca.na"1 homer. lllli lia·run
inn11»1 wu the second in 11 ~many niahts for the lftdiant.
.. 1( we can eet Ii• runs in t.be tint or second ~ every pme \he rest of t.be yar; 1'11 take~ my cb.anca,
Oeveland Manqer Doc Edwards said.
"You're not s<>ina to win too many ball pm.es when
you fall behind by &ix runs," Oaston aa.id.
Eltewbere in the Amenca.o ~
Addedel I, Y.-... I: In OUland., Tony 'Pb.iltiPt
replaced the injured Walt Weiss and hit a two-run homer
to break a third-innioa tie and tend the Athletics to the
victory~ Phillips entered the pme in the tint innina when
sbortatop Wei11 left with a s~ncd ri.aht knee after
tumina 1 double play. Phillips hat hja ICCOod homer of the
year in the fourth lnnina after Billy Beane sinaled with two
outs off Rjch Dotson, 1-1 .
TrajJjn1 l.0 in the 1CCOnd, the A's rallied to tie the
pme. Beane drove in one run with a sinslt, while Luis
Polonia drove in two moie on a two-out triple .
Twtm •. lleJall I: Kirby Puckett sin&)e4 with the
bases loaded in the I Otb inni~ IOOrina Jim Dw)er to win
it for Minnesota in the Metrodome. ·
Dwyer, pinc~hittina for Tim Laudner, started the
rally with a one-out sinaJe off reliever Steve Farr, 0-2. Al
Newman also sin&Jed, 1endin1 Dwyer to third. Dan Gladden was walked intentionally to load the bases.
Puckett hjt 1 vound ball between shortstop and third base
tQ...TOJk Juan Berenauer. 2..J.._.lhe win~ and end the
Royals' wi.nsunJ streak at five pmes. on.a.. I, Kuten l: Former R.anmeT Dave Schmiot
aJJowed five hits in seven inninp and Cal Ripk.cn keyed a
14-hit attack by sin&li~ home the go-ahead run in the
fifth to pace vistina 8alumore.
Schmidt, 2--4, retired nine straiabt Ra..,-. from the
fifth tbrouah the seventh inninp be{~ ,ettu'I relief help from Matk WilHamson. Texas lost its founb strai&ht and
ninth in the last 11 pmes.
Wlllte Sox It, T11en ?: Carlos Martinez doubled in
two runs, then Fred Manrique doubled in three more as
the White Soit scored five times in the ninth innin& to win
at Tiger Stadium. Guillermo Hernandez, 1-1 , who had
been perfect in his seven prcvio\ls save opportunities.
pve upaJI the runs. · •
,_ Brewers t, Martaen I: Jim Gantner sparked a four-
run, third inni"J with a two.run double and Terry
Francona ~nd Charlie O'Brien each hit home runs.
leadina Milwaukee to the win in the Metrodome.
In the National Leaaue: Gluts I , nuues I: Rtck Reuschel retired the first 20
Ph1ladelph11 batters before aJviOJ up his only hit in eight
1nninp, a sin&Je to Tom Herr. as San Francisco brcaed at
Veterans Stadium.
Reuschel, who t1i1med 40 on Tuesday, struck out su
and walkcd'one before aettin& relieved by Jeff Brantley,
who retired the Phlllid 1n order in the ninth for a
combined one-hiller. The victory made Reuschel, 7-2, the first seven-p.me
Wlnner 1n the National LeaJue. Reuschel, who won his
-200th aame last fnday aptnst Montrttl~had a ptrftct
pmc unt11 Herr 1rounMd a clean sinaJe over first base
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wilh two outs in the seventh.
A1trea a, ~laala !: Pinch-runner-Eric Yeldlna sJid
home with the winnina run on CrllJ Bil&io's ninth-innin~
arounoer ID The ,J.stiocfome ·~ H.ouston won its fij\ at.ra.iabt and handed St. Louis its fifth con!CC\lllvt
set beck. 8111 Doran and Glenn Davis sm&led off starter Joe ~ne. l-3, to nan the tVt'O-ruD rally in the ninth. Cns
CarjJie.nter ~heved and pve up an infield sinale to Kevin
Bass to load the bases,
BilJy Hatcher's aroundout to third baseman Terry
Pendleton te0red Doran with the tyinJ run. After Ken
Caminiti was intentionally walked, BtllJO rut I slow roller
down to Jim Lindeman at first base. Undeman stepped on the bes and then threw home but YeldJna. pinch
runnina for Davis, slid under the t.aa for the winnina run. a. I, Piratet •:Bill Land.rum walked Bo Diaz with
the bases loaded and two outs in the bottom of the 10th
in.nina to ajvc Cincinnati the victory at Riverfront
Stadium.
Landrum, 0-1 , allowed a two-out sing.le io PauJ
O'Neill, then walked Todd Benzinacr and Rolando
Roomes to bnna up Din. hittinajust . l SO with one RBI.
Diaz took four stra1&ht b&Us from Landrum to force m
O'NeiU with the winnina run and give John Franco. 1--0,
has first win 11nce last Aus. 30.
PMttl t, E~poe 5: Rot) Nelson's three-run homer
snapped a sixth·1nnin1 uc u San 01qo complckd a
th.ree-pme awecp in Montreal. Mark Grant, 1-1, pttched
four shutout 1nninp lD ~lie( or Bruce Hant (Or the
~ckd and Orea HarriJ s<>t the last out with the baJeS for h111CCOad save..
CaM •. •ra•n t: Jeff Pico J>1lchcd seven shutout
1nn1nis 1n hit fim start of the aeason as Ch•~
completed us fir:st home swttp of Atlanta SUlCC 19&.4.
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Feta from France! Why not? Famous the world over 'or producing
almost 400 different cheeses, France has added a new star. ·Traditionally
Feta is found in eastern Mediterranean lands, even beyond-in Russia it
is known as "white cheese'~ In Greece it is considered a staple, playing a
major role in the daily die.t of the region.
Feta is a white, semi-soft sheep's milk cheese, slightly salty and deli-
ciously versatile. Only a few years ago, France discovered what to do
with their ocean of sheep's milk-they began to make Feta. The French
-cheese lovers all-have taken Feta to their kitchens. Particularly in.
Provence, the 11 new" cheese was found to marry happily with olives,
tomatoes and garlic. . •
Produced in south central France, in a regton nea r Roquefort, feta is
made from the milk of the same breed of sheep that gives the world's
most-famous blue-veined cheese its character and quality. The secret of
Feta's agreeable tangy taste comes from the salted brine bath in which
the young cheese is immersed before packaging. The brine also serves-as
a ripening agent. Once·Feta is stored l n the refrigerator, it will keep,
plastic wrapped, for about t-.yo mol')ths. "
In 1988 more than 5,000 tons were produced in France and, since 1985, it
has been imported to the U.S. under the brand name Valbreso. Today,
French Feta can be found throughout the U .S., available in specialty
cheese stores and better supermarkets, vacuum-packaged in 7-oz. por-
tions. It is also available in 16 or 32-pound packaging. In its short career,
French Feta is winning accolades all around-Greek connoisseu rs have
acclaimed it as one of the best Fetas in the world.
A boon to the good cook, Feta cheese is an ingredient that you will
wonder, once you've used it, how you ever got along without it. Perhaps
you've already sampled it in a sa lad sparked with the freshness of
vegetables redolent of Mediterr~ne~n sunshine. Or as ·an appetizer,
such as phyllo pastry filled with Feta and herbs. As a sem·i-soft variety,
you can use it in any recipe that calls for this type of cheese. It's
wonderful fn stews of lamb or l1~ef, or crumbled in your favorite meat
loaf recipe-Feta adds a tang that's very palate pleasing.
WI Lr ED SAL r\ LJ \"'' I I Ii I I-. r, \
(Makes 4 ~rvingsJ
(not pictured)
• The recipes which follow star Feta in entertaining ways or in informal
family menus. The roast of veal will make an impressive entree for your
next dinner party. The seasonings plus the Feta offer a fla\!Or flair that
could only be Mediterranean. As do the Tartelettes Nicoise-ideal for
passing at a cocktail reception or as luncheon fare accompanied by a
salad. This sa1ad suggestion below.is the perfect choice-eta combines
beautifully with the variety of greens dressed in a typical Provencale
vinaigrette. Although not pictured, a marriage of the cheese and shrimp
ircnfettctou , ta~ft'"combtnation . nthlsca~, tt1 · rme1ybe ---~ 4 .. mcb •~ate") s cup~ mJch • "uguta 113 cup m1nC"ed 1re,h ~~....,~~-.'LU<~~.-..~--------<1nd or watercres---tom.Jto ----
prepared ahead of time. Feta is the " new" French cheese to add zest to Dough
your recipe repertoire. One ta ste will inspire endless innovations. 2-1 2 cup., Jll-purpo'e 11 2 cup vegNah/e
hortenmg. well
chilled
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Ve.ii Roast Stuffed with Feta, Spinach and Pine uts
(Makes about 8 servings)
2 T un .1/ted butret
1 very l.uge onion
Pinch grared nutm<'s
1 "88· l1ghrly bectten
2 10-0l . 1MCk.1ges frOlt'n chop~d ~pinat/1
1-112 cupi fresh bread crumb~
1 \weet red pepper, rot1stec.J•.
pc led and cut into "'"P'
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1/l cup rcusr~ pme nut''
1 7-.oz. PKUse French Feta cheese,
crumbled
Salt, opf iona/, ~nd Ire hly gro und black
pep~r
1 5-lb houlder o f ve.11. botwd
and ready for tuflin8
f rench o/1vt-oil
Wine Crt1vy, recipe b low
Prehe.it oven 10400°F Melt butter 1n l.irge s.iuce~n over moderate heat. .iutl! onion
until 1olden, about 10 minute~. Add spinach; cover, lower hetll o1nd simmer 10 m1nut .
breaktng up spinach with fork, until spenach is completely th•wed. Add bre•d crumbs,
pine n~ts. feta, salt, ~pper ind nutmq. Contlnut> cooking, stirring occasionally. 5
minutfl longer. let cool completely. then stir 1n egg
Open vol. tkin·lide down. Spre~ fitlin91/2 inch thick over me~t, place pepper \tnps
1lon9 one~ tide. Roll up. 111nin1 from the side with pepper strips, and push in •s
much of the 1tufflns that flOWI out M p<>Mible. If more than 1 cup of 11ufftn1 r~ns,
place It in llMll owenproof dhh. Tie the ve.I 1t 2 inch intt>rv•ls with kiJchen twine. Place
~•I, ~•rn-tide down, In rontlna PMtlnnh top with oil. Reust in prehe.ited oven for
1·112 houn, undl lop il1olden brow'! ind tlllf,. h tet. Bake dish of stuffing, CO\lered.
durin9 fiNI JD"*"*' of~ time. Traftlfer ~•I to heated ptaner: cover li9ht.ly
with alu'""""" foll; let reif » m6nutft for eatief carving.
Me1nwtdl1,=WlniGrfty: POUi'Off p.ndrippinpintorMuurinacup.Skimoff
fat, retum 2 IW IO n.stlnt pin and dhard remainder. Sur 2 tabletpoons lllepur,_....,..,,.. ... ,_~ldfvtlt1Wnlly1 minute. Add112cupf~
~ ~ ....... FIJlf\Jid fl"*"''• C.... owr moderate heat, Mini~ until
fnhtUre IN&: ... Ind •a'1M• MM•...,...,.., to tatee.
•To ...i pine Miii, pllce lfa ..,_on INlllns lhftt. 8'ke in JC>O•f. oven for 10 "*'"'''' .. , ... we Of..-, ... 11tdlc• • To iOiit NJ••· &Gii J Indies frOiil liilt.15 to JD nitnutft, turnina. until cNrria on
.. ..._ ,._ In ...., ble; let ceol, then llip off .. In 1rid remove M!t'dt.
ti our
I 1 hp \Jlt
I 4 I >P ground pep(>'-"'
1 2 wp ( 1 \tick) burtf'r,
b T I('(' wc1tt>r
FiJii"g
w t into 1 2 inch
p1<'c'<' .rncJ w<>ll
d11//('(/
I cup h.ill-etnd-hJlf or "! IJrJ(«' onmn,,
l1~ht c.ream '"utl-e<I.
2 <'1(8' rcmn, t m1wr.i1 "<'
112 t>p HPrbe' de l -l II> I rt>oc h ft'lcl
Provt!llCC chcp1.('
1/4 t p fre,hly ground l -01 /Jr tmv
p pper lt'Ol\«1' 0 /1\1('\,
1 4 tsp .,Jll, or to IJ\I<' dr.1111cd .we/ p1t1t·d
1 fl{>C> plum tomJtO<''· (h()(>{>«'cl ,,.,,11
r hop1w<I pc1nl y, opuo11al
for douah: Prehe,u oven to .00°f Combine flour.
salt, pepper, butt r .rnd \hortenin .ind bl nd with
pa stry culler, forks or fingers or in container of elect -
'" food processor with on-and-off puls s unul m1>.-
1ure resembl cornm .ii. dd ice water and continue
blending JUSt until th m1xtur form a b411 Pr~
douglHogether; form rn ro flatt ned di~k . cover with
plastic wrap; chill 01t le<1st 30 mi nute~. Roll the dough
to 1/J-mch thtekne on l1ghtl>-floured board, cut
into 5-inch circle : gently pres into 10 loose-bouom
t.irtlet pans. liM with .iluminum foil: hll with raw
rice or beans to hold sNpe. Place on a baking sheet
Refrigerate JO minutes. B.ike shell in prehe.ited
oven 15 minutes: remove foil, rice or bean • Bake 10
minutes longef, or until golden.
for ..... Combtn half ·•nd·half, esgs, Herbes d
Provence, pepper ~nd Mlt en small boWI, usin1 ~ire
whisk. Oev1de chopped tomato .ind onions between
t.irtlet shells. Crumble fet• over tom•to, onions and
olives over top. 'our t>nou1h custard into each ~II
to fill almott to brim
Return tartletl to oven. Continue tNk1n1 ~ minut~
lonser. or until cuttard 1s set •nd chefte 1s tin1~
wtth pd. Spr1nkle with chopped~. Serve ehe .. ,.._ "°'· warm or 1t room te,,..er1ture. • ·
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1 1 /,U8E" heJd r.Jd1cch10, 1 T c.iper
cor <I .Jn</ dicC'd th1 nlv J T r rench red wine
I (fa\\Wl\f.•
J-1 1 oz French I Fera chee'e
16 French 011-curcd olrve'
2 T olive 011 de Provence
2 T. com oil
1 r m1ncN/ r rench >hallot
vinegar
'1 r p minced Ire h
thyme or J 14 t~p
dried
fre~hly ground black •
pcpp r to ta re
\\-.i~h the m.lche. tirugul.i .rnd w.uercre ~:dry "ery gentl ins.lad
.. pinner or between pd per fowel~ Combine greens .ind rad1cchio
'"large bowl Crumble Feta O\ier top: ~dd olives. (Can be doM
a he.id, cover with pta hf wrap .ind retrigerue for several houri.)
'Heat oils in killet over moderate hea t; saut~ shallots 1 minute.
dd tomato and caper~. 1mmer 5 minutes, mashing tom1to and
caper Remove k1llet from heat . swirl in vinegar and thyme.
Pour over greens and f eta; to,., .tnd a on with pepper. Servt" It
one~.
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1b 1coise olive'
1·112 t • p. chopped tmh
· 1hvm~ or 112 r p
dri~ rhyme
J-7/2 oz.French F~•
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Wild morel . mushrooms
grown in
captivity -
TRAVERSE ClTY, Mich. {AP)
-It was with 10me personal loss
that Larry Lonilc ate his fint
commetcially a:rown morel.
Lomk bas bun.led the wild mush·
room since he was a boy. He stilJ
becomes an excitable child,
clutchlna his booty and scurryin1
amona t1ie fallen leaves. on lh0$C
1prina weekends when be pves
mushroom huntina lessons in the
nonh Michipn woods.
Now a Lan.sin& compeny has
done the unthinkable and crown
wild moreb in captivity. Lonik. a
morel expert and mulhros>m con-
sultant (or Domino's Pizza Inc.,
pve the laboratory funai from ·
Neogen Corp. a try.
"It was a sadnesa that they were
u good as the wild ones," he said.
ThroUJb Lonik. Domino's 11
considcrin& buyin1 the Nonb
American riabts from Ncosen for
commercial morel arowina. The
Potential profits will more lhan
make up for any loss of Lonik'~
innocen<:e.
Neoscn's pannen in the mdrtl venture are Kuhn.£h.ampianon, a
Swiss mushroom producer the
Salk Institute in u Jolla. Calif., and
Skandiaen. a bio-techno1oay com-
pany in Stockholm. Sweden.
Morels, meaty-flavoT'Cd mush·
rooms at.in in popularity and
propapuon to tru~ are adl1n1
for as much as $320 a Pound dried
on tbc world market. Frnh one
can't even be had out.side the sbon sprina season, sin~ the only morel
su_p_plicn are wild mushroom bunt·
en. One such hunter, Larry Stone of
Frankfort, Mich.1 combs the wOodl
for the SPonae-likc mushroom 10
.ell to local rts11urants.
••Someday, they'll crack tbc
-teetet of the-morel," Sume rmum
after an unsucccssful dar, of ICal"Cb-ina. ln the meantime, 'there's no
chym..or-muon witi.1llOPel:t;"
Someday it now for Neoeen and
its three co~te p&rtnen. Brin-ton Milltt, n's vice presidmt
for 1e1enufic • ain. said \he eom-
peny at ready to move its mord1
from the laboratory into pilot
DtOducuon farm• operated by
kubn-Cbampianon.
NeQltD bu hdd its morel ~nt
Ii.nee °19161 but atalteUftl WU
dela_yed while tcientiltl developed
lll'llnl lbai will produce a DOUDd o1
morda per~ root within 60 to
70 da~ MiUer .met.
Solvin&. tbe mOi'eJ mystery was a
maner of dupaicatina the musf\..
room•a Fiii condit.ions. ··ne wu. nobody ever
thouabt · a morel before." Miller ta.id, I
If nepiatioM wida DcMilino 's So
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Korean beef, vegetable salad
Xoiw ,....., deriwt .. iacli-... ~ llirin beef. Let ..a8d.,
vidulity fhim .... lit.lltl -ol ... ...... tied.. hoc nid~ peppll, ... ad N•Dwtaile, ~ Ko,tao
eoy ..... TeiDper tMI ..... ~Slice bok dlO)' t1Cmtud cooGa& llyle wtda IM IP* eatiM leavea awwile iD&o dliD llripl.
•von.I by --~•1Ucl Pour~•terovermowpeu~ die rauJt. ii Beef' aed let .... 30 leCODda. Drain, cool
v.-. Selld. uoderc:old waler, clnia tbon>uOly. · C..... It, me bciDi ec:oaomilCS Cut cucumbcr leallhwiae iD baff; .s Ibis kikkomaa Kitc1MG1, dais tuJJ. remove JCiedl. Cut Wva crwwi1e
daYeled eal8d combiDa die bold ioto lb.in ilic:a. Anuee VC1$bles
I Ill Miftll Of IC.oriil with an array Oft lute ~tter, chill.
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The fiesty flavor of.the Korean
beef ii achieved by marinatiq thin
aJices of ailtoin in a mixtu~ of lite ~ sauce, llrlk. tetame seed and
red 'pepper before stir·ft-yina.
The creamy dreuinj is tanl)'
with ~mon, lite soy sauce, areen
onion and teSame seed. lt's a perky
compliment to the vqetables and
the spicy beef.
Today is the riaht time to start
sayi.DJ ao<>dbYc to thote extra
caloncs and th11 main dish salad
hu so much flavor, texture and
color, you won't miss a one.
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Fish farmers
learn to grow
scarce redfish
McOMd1y News Setvtc•
Louisiana chef Paul Prudhomme
put the n:dfish an dire peril when be
tpttad the word about how aood
they are blackened in a hot sKillet
with ea,un~tylc hot spic::cs.
Not to worry. Enterprisina fish
Carmen are now learning how to arow these fish domestically, simi·
Car to the way catfish ate fanned.
Whm the demand for redfish. arew areat enouah to threaten
existence of the species, New Or-
leans restaurants chaQ&Cd their
menus to feature other 61ackencd
fish, especially other members of
Oie arum (BflJy. -
Last year the state of Louisiana,
alarmed by the deplttion of redfish
-in the OulfofMexico, bmned Ille'"
of red.fish cauaht ofTLouas.iana until
1992.
Coo1ervation officials said the
redfuh catcb, estimated at S4,000 pounds in 1980, jumped to S.4
million pounds in 1986 as the
~un craze sprud. Facina predtc-
tions that the catch could hit 20
miJlion pounds annually, con·
c:cmcd federal conservationiats ·~ 111. and state omcia.ls fol-lowed auat, v111uaUy stopplnt fish-
ina for red drum in the Out(
After the lhutdown. demand for
&he filh arew so that an under· .. .,ound market developed. lead•n•
to armt1 at the kitchen doon of
tome of New Orleans' cla"acsl
raa&W'UlJ.
Wi1h that kind of market. people
Id u Robert Hunt thoulht it
would be worth the tft'ort to f\nd I way U> farm redfilb -UAUIUAI
problems nocwithttandina. After .a, cadbb farmina has bccorM
common.,._ in l..ouaaia.na and
Millillippi~ · 0owa a MftCIY ~ a COUPie Of
--ftom tbc beech in Pua. Cbriltiu, Mia, Hunt bu redfitb ~toialtia31Kmofoonds
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two )911 to '° 6oin to duw pounch or better
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w11diiie ..-a IPldAJ .._ to tbe iOllld .,... lllld foUad on ...,~. ~ cool ilaW Iii of MU)' lablet c'in warm weather.
lllililay Mtridc,;. Sorin&. i• -~ it ii lilht it ii especially ..... • Ill to watCh ow ca1orie1 nulritioua.
.... dolely, IWt clietina and ,et ne rice and the araoefiuit are
men eurcite. exc:ellent IOUl'Cel of Carbohydrate,
Even if )'OU are not clieUna. &he meray-sjviat autrient that i1 liP• foOdt and ao-fuu recipes euily and qWdl dietslCd aod
Ind to be more DoDullr in spnna won't laive you ~Ill too full.
and ..,mmer, And dais ·.nay be the Ano&ber ~ etUc>Y the benefits
body'• own way or controllina offtelh ara it ia in a compoeed
weiabt. A busier, more on-the.go salad, an eaay·t~make. artfully
lifalyle may alto llCCOWlt for the atraneed meal on a Platter that is a
welcome liddition Of. ~. cold symphony ofWICI; colon, te1'tures
dishes to most dinina repenoirn. and aood nutrition.
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..... leild llalda ud ....
~l iddl vitamiili aid fiber
11 40 IM v....-..~· unt dttuiils made with "tjtaice
and. ~Ult&rd pulls t ed1bk com·
pOl&UOn tcJedbcr.
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diabel, cboolc firm, shiny-skinned
1J11Pefruit that seem havy for their
si.u.
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let ltaDd 1 miau~ ro: over low
'-'-liirrina constantly, until ellatia ii dillolved.
Sair. remainina I llJ cups
~t Juice. drali~ rice. ol· 1vea, IC&ll10D1 and rwtilbel; mix
well. ~n into I .quart mold.
ChiU until ftnn. Yield: • to 6
servinp.__._ __ ~---~~'-:'-~-.-t
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SALAD
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Line• lar'IC servina platter with
lettuce leaves. ArraQJe salmon,
arapefruit sections, potatoes,
cucumbers, walnuts and red onions
on platter. Serve with Citrus Drcss-
ina. Yield.: 4 servings.
•cttn1Dret1 .. 1
legjelll
.,. e., an.etnaJt Jmee
I teaafUI DIJ•-9&Jle m•ttaH
1 den prlk, mbtced
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~ et1' ve1ela;ble oll ·
In medium bowl beat ea yolk.
Beat in arapefruit. juice, mustard,
prlic, saJt and pepper. GraduaUy
beat in .oil. Yield: About ¥• cup
dressing.
Sp icing f ood
economical · ..
With more than 6M mtlhon
pounds of p1ccs-rcach1n1 Ameri-can dinner tables each year, it seems
hard to imaa.me that a thousand
yean aao in Europe sp'ices were so
hard to come by. so costly that only
the truly wealthy could afford
spiced food.
Today, the American Spice
Trade AssoC'iallon reminds us that
a sinale portion of food can usually
be SJ>IOcd for pennies. Tbouab the
spice trade has been subject to ri~na
costs alona wuh the rest oftheJood
industry, the siz.able yield ofa spice
container and its potent Oavoril'\&
power still make It a real ally in
kecpina a food budget.
Beans and nee eaten at the same
meal add up to• complete protein.
This 1nexpen ave and healthful
combmallon can be spiced with
inslant minced prtic, thyme, mar-
joram and black pepper for two
pennies per ponion, Jivina it a
savory French navor.
For an ltahan twist. seuon the
beans with rosemary leaves, instant
minced prhcand fennel seeds. Uac chili powder, cumin and orqano
for a Southwestern seuonina. And
the 11)1ce blend ~ pwoder, plus
perhaps some additional pound
conander, wiU&iveaspecial taste of
India.
Doft't beo'8fraid~--"-...--
Stan with I teaspoon of spice for a
4-pon1on betcb. then add more to
taste.
(12~~-.79)
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Vons Ayele or ""
Feying
Cliickens
Grown in c coo
Northn-n Coastal artas
of Cttlifornia.
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Graoe juice 11 0.,..,.. t.,.-F _
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House panel appr:oves 'truth In ·savlpg 'I
I)' MATT YANCIY The bill ls intended to outlaw whit
,.. •• ,..._..., . Rep. Richard Lehman, o;e.tif., tbe
WASHINGTO panel's chairm1n1 c.lled .. teaser , N -A Hoose su~ rates" and othe., m1sleadiq ldverti1·
committee moyed Wednesday to ina by banks and 0~ financial
make ~nks disclose ann~J per. institutions in tryina to attract de-cen-)'lcJ~s and fees on savmp •1'd poaiu.
other ~n acco~nts but only after PetaY Miller of the Consumer wea~enanathe~bihtyofconsumersto Federation of America said banks
sue 1fthey don t now use "snake oil practices" to lurt
The .. truth in savmgs" legislation dep0sits and then play ··deceitful
. -,...,.....,---waJ-appro~--unaf\imo~sly-. by the-pmes"~ through service fecs;--un-
House. Banking Commltttc. s sub-· disclosed withdrawal penalties and
committee on consumer affairs af\tr inconsistent disclosures ••to cheat
it was amended to allow only actual consumers out of eamin& the accou~t. holders to ~uc .over false advertised yield on their accoul\ts."
advert1smg or other vtolat1ons. As an example, she cited one day's
1y DONNA MOONEY
Delly Noc ...... u , • ..,
A businessman 1n ·a charcoal suit
pulls his car between two newly
painted lines on the pavement. He
opens a door into the lobby of a fresh gray building where a receptionist is
taking a message over the phone. On a
coffee table surrounded by several
seats rest business magazines and
trade journals. A woman emerges
from an adjacent conference room,
disappears into a room behind the
receptionist aod returns moments
later with warm copies tucked und~
her arm.
The businessman. who has come to
inspect a contractor under consider-
ation by his company, checks a glass-
covercd directory on tbe wall, search-
jogforCowao'sCalibration. He notes
the number and walks down.a cool,
carpeted hallway. passing several
doors. •
Cowan's Calibration owner Marc
Cowan, who is hunched over a clear
lens and a lamp inside suite I 10, has
)'Ct to ·see the businessman. But
Cowan knows cvenbefore the door
handle turns, the inspection is over .
issue of The Washinaton Post m
which advertisements for various
financial insiitutions u• J 1 d.if·
fcrcnt yield terms to deteribc the
interest rates they were offerina to
de~sitol'$.
'Consumers confronted with this
broad array of terminol<>JY can only
throw up their hands in hopelns
confusion and ho\',C that they act the
best deaJ possi*'le, ·she said .
Th~ bill requil"CS tttatunJts-. -u-v-
inas and loans and credit unions
clearly and conspicuously give the
annual percentaae yield most promi·
nence in their advertising and also
disclose any m inimum balances
necnsary and the 1nn1.11I ra1e of
11mple interc1t.
The financial innltutaons also have
to maiptain and dildote fee tehed·
ule1 an4 terms and conditions appli-
cable to each class of accounts th~y
offer ••in order to provide consumel'$
a meaninaful way to compare dep05it
instruments.·•
Ac.count holders who believe those
conditions "wete viot.ted could sue
for ~maaes and anomeys' fees plus
penahties of $JOO to Sl,000 as an
andiviudal or up to SS00,000 or I
percent of an iftstitution's net worth
in class·action suits.
l.aman'1 of11ina.1 venion alloMd
anyone to rut 1ucll a wi1, but it wu
amended, oa a 9·6 voee. ao~eronJy
curttnt account holders or &bole who had cloied u account with the pest
year.
Ms. Miller, however, said the
amendment opens a l~pholc in
which consumers who peid up-front
application fees to open accounts but
.. We've never failed a survey yet."
said the smiling Cowan, an El Toro
residenL He moved his company -
he and his wife and some gadgets -
into the · Santa Ana Business
Enterprise Center a year and a half
a&o. He is just 29 years old and started
his ~uipment tesung company with
$300 Ul ) 987.
Th• co unty•1 1ncu bator has been visited by hundr•ds wflo •••It a s a rote Mod ...
City planners had companies such
as Cowan's in mind when they bought
a one-acre i>arcel from Southern
Pacific Railroad. Th~ rare S 1.3
million concept, called an incubator
facility, offers an upscale environ-
mentcatered to young and vulnerable
firms durin1 their first three years.
Rent for the.dozen tenants runs less
than mark.ct average, office space
comes in rare sizes, and a receptionist
catches phone calls that otherwise
wpuld be missed.as owners leave to
chisel a seemingly endless i:st of ness plans on computc'r. Smee mov-
errands. The center's staff also i1elps ing in nine months ago, business has
tenants package loan requests 'ind . doubled and Strategix plans to move
locate real estate when it's time !o out of the incubator and into an office
expand. three times as large.
And the image the 20,00Q..square-Djokovich said having other small
foot building conveys beats any busmes.s owuers just across the hallis
d ingy, low-c<>st warehouse or clut-another convenience. Owners can tap
tered garage. In addition to a sophisti-into a network of colleagues wh o fac;e
cated copy machine and FAX. the similar problems, or consult with the
conference room is equipped with a center's staff of three.
videocassette player and TV. ..Most of us are very good at what
"It's a bargain compared to the we do, and v~ J>90r at running a
marketplace," said Peter Ojokov1ch, qusincss" said Richard Matheny, .
an Irvine resident and part owner of owner of Westnel, a firm s~ializing
Strategix, a firm that develops busi-in two-way radio communication for ·~
Record exports hammer deficit -:
8y MARTIN CRUTSINGER "', __ ...,""'
WASHINGTON-The U.S. trade
deficit, bolstered by record export
sales, shrank dramatically to $8.86
billion in March, the government said
Wednesday in a report that prompted
some economists to question their
earlier assessment that the country's
e tm rovemenT'bli<fstaflelrouf.
The Commerce Departm(nt said
the March deficit was down 9.8
percent from the February 1mbalan.ce
ofS9.82 billion, a figu~ that was itself
lowered from an initial report a
month ago, which bad put the
February deficit at$ IQ.5 billion.
The March improvement came
from a 7.4 percent rise in cxponc;,
which hit a record $30. 78 b1 Ilion.
-Imports rose 3 perttnt co $'.39.64
billion, pushed upward by rising 011
prices.
Analysts, who had been looking for
little or no improvement jn the
March figure, noted that sales of
American manufactured goods and
fann products were up sharply
helping to lower t.he deficit with ati
m~or U.S. trading partners.
The deficit with Canada, the coun~
try's largest trading partner, declined
to $248 million, its lowest in almost
oiaht years. The United States ran a
rare trade surplus of $397 million
with Western Europe, the best show·
ing ii\ six years.
'The trade report was hailed as good
news br the Bush administration,
which JS countins on continued
strenath in American exp0rts to
U.S. Trade Ba la n ce
trucks and fire department inter-
coms. He said the environment offers
him solutions he probably would
have to sit through several days in a
classroom to get.
"I think there ought to be a lot more
of th~ t'hing.s around," said the
Westminster resident.
The incubator concept isn't a new ·
one. Europeans first practiced tbe
idea after World War n. A couple
decades ago incubators sprana up in
the U.S. in the Rust Belt, where
revitalization programs were desper·
atcly sought for ailina smokestack
fflteaM see INCU8ATOR/C9J
..., NIM,..._.,.._ I'
Kevin Sullivan works foi Westnet tnslde tfl• lnclibator.
USDA's· inspections criticized
largest pack1na companies would
use the new strumlined
procedures. tlVlnJ them a com·
pctitive advaniaae.
Department otrteials ay the 40
-0r....50-l&flC$l-.plants ac:ooun
about 80 percent of the nation's
beef output. hr all. t.hett are
approiumate!r l ,70Q ~~-_
spcctecf sTauiliter plants that
handle callle
"USDA h out to rum your
summer barbe'C"e· •• '1\e said ln a
unement. ••Beef is a favorite food
of the Amencin people, especially
dunna the ummcr cookout
scasonwhich we are Wt ap-
proachina. Unfortunately. the usp~ria catr~~ resulation tha ·~IOn-"1~~
·safety ind whotewmencss of'becf'
stamped USDA approved . .,.
Steven 0 . Chockcfhl:m, a
USDA mtat inspector wbo .-orb
at a Monlfon Inc. olant in Onnd
hland, Neb , said the plan -
wb1ch ha. bttn itstcd at the
Grand Island plant and in aevmal
other locations -tS beltd on
" tatast.cs. ave,., and odds" in
hopes that contamination rates
will be kept in boui'ldJ.
But Chockerham, 1 member of'
the American Federation of Gov·
cmment em~,. and a Whilde--lllo~r wort1na With OoYf'mment
Acrountab1lit)' Pro;cct.. mw of the coosumer ll'.9t*PI in tk coaJitioa.,
aid b( hat littD evidmce to the
contrary. (
~ Mid aw u;t an
anto.-...a, '6ftOfticial .. bat ao-
t"Untr"' rtcOrd ol ~ca'"' tk~"°'" .... ..,. ..... . uon sialioe IDd ...... 1llii ,.
pen:itnt ~ CCHllMMi Fill to:;
cJUdina heir. hick Ud.,....
COftlnll.
FDIC: chief asks for clout to halt abu_._ . I
....
•
Irvine firm says fax
delµge unintended . . .
-LOS ANOELES -A beWildeted ~ -diftCIOf .W Weclnelday·he helPed laUftttt a~ camoai&n that delueed
tbe IOYtmor"J of COnnttticut and
Maryland with facaim1lc
mtSSllH, but the OUICOme was
uninladcd.
eft"on was iAicodod to
.,enuadc the aovcmon to veto Jealllation bannina unsolJcited w
tnnsmitlion.s, but h beckflred in
Connecticut U ID irked Gov.
William A. O'Neill ilu&ead li&ned
the meuutt into law.
O'Neill complained Tuesday
that tbe National Fu UICT'S
Committee, bucd in .. Mission
Vicjot hid inuftdated h11 office fu
machine. He said the lobbyina-by-
fax campai1n Friday over-
whelmed the machine wbUe he ... diaiuoa details on nood
conditions from the state Office of
Emcraiency Maoaacmcnt.
""Frankly, last week.was the first
time lhe need for this kind of
lq11lation was broupt home to me, .. the annoyed aovemor said
when be sianed the mcasutt in10
law.
A 1im1lar campaian 1n
Maryland may lead that state's
,ovemor to do the same, an aide
said.
The effect was unintended, pid
Elliou Stpl of the National Fu U1en Committee.
The commiuee 1s an informal
aroup offu users1 said Seuf, who
cktcnbed himsch in a telephone
interview as "'kind of a point man,
l a&AeSS'' for the aroup.
SepJ ii vice pres1dcnt of mar-
ketina for Mr. Fu, an lrvine-
bucd finn that sells facs1m1le paptt to 1bou1 30,000 customers.
ancludinl ~ s,ooo--Tn-Califoma.
They advertise, he said, by scnd-
ina facsimile transmissions to
S00,000 fu users nauonwade.
As for tbc Nat1onal Fax Users .
Conunatt«, Scpl .mes. "There's no raJ cqa•mooo, wta... dlat it
&he beedq&ManCn and mil d the
PfttideDL It's J.aa I VflY loote
poup olfu Ulm,"
"It's bec:omi.., evident thouah
that ic needs to become m~
1lnJCtured," ~ said ... , never
would have anuc1pettd this type
of covtf'llC for thaL"
Sepl l&id the~of facaUni·-
ICI lhat-Oov. O'Neill f'e<leived was
"a very unfortunate situation that
hap ed.'' ·~mistake that wu mack," Staal said, "was who would ha vc
anticipeted that this many
respontcS would havt been icner-
ated?"
WMn uked how many notices
his aroup had sent out. he 11td,
"Very rew. We probably sent
thinp ouc to a few thousand."
Scpl sa1d that 3,000 fliers were
sent to ~land busancunabout
the lcaislataon lhcrc, ttSultina m 343 LU mcssaacsscnt Thursday to
Maryland Gov. Wilham Donald
Scaefer'1 office.
... , we had any imponant
mcssaaes com1ng in we wouldn't
have been able to tet them
t.brouah:'...saidlla.vtd S. lannuco.
the aovcmpr's lobbyist.
Iannucci called the one-day
campaifn "1ncrcd1bly counter-
productive," saying it maaht help
persuade Schaefer to si&n the bill.
"We're not sar,ing lcill these
bills," Scpl said.• We undernand
that ~pie who don't want to
receive these things don't have
to."
He argued that there art ways of
controlling facsimile trans-
missions. as with , telemarketang
cam pa.tans or maahna lists~such as
removina a name upon request
Sq.ti said tqjslataon to ttaulatc
.facJjmile transmissions also 1s
being consl<feridl,-ylqislatures In
California, Rhode Island, New
York, Florida. Pennsylvania.
Texas, New Jcney and Louisiana
Government ~rged to
set up nursirig package
9Y•nYESTIU
~ •• 1 1 .,.,.........,
WASHINGTON -The aovcm-
ment should crntc an insurance
p~m to cover the millions of
peopt~ who can't afford private
policies to provide nursina home ca~. witnesses told a House panel
Wednctd.ay.
The beanna of the Ways and
Means beah.b &ubcommittce osten-
1&bly was on a measure b7 Rep. Pelc
St.ark. D-Calif., the pane chairman,
to set minimum federal standards for
lhe emcraina market 1n nurs1n1 home
insurance policies. ·
But the witncssn who supponed
such a measutt said what as needed
even mott i.s a federal plan to
auarantec nunina home care for all
Americans, reprdlcss of their in·
come.
That proposition has wide sen·
umcntalsuppon 1J1 Conaress. but few
membcn arc willina lO step forward
with a concrete to way raise the
estimated S40 billion. a )'Cir su.cl\ a
~m would cost.
Custodial ounina home coveraic
was left out of the cat"troph1c illness
act that took effect Jan. I.
Stark, a m~or architect of the
Clta~hlC COveraae b1lt, ID•
ttOd nursina home lcasslat1on
with a U O b1lhon pncc lla la t )ear.
but it ~nt nowhere
Tesuf'ytna m sup~n of Stark's
----Pl1li.IUC-rea11lll10n .bill, u~endolyn
• Bedford. a board mcmbtr of the
3().mtl11on·member Amenan AJ.
aoaation of Retired Persons. wd,
"AARP strongly suppons federal
minimum standards for long-term
care msurance."
But she went on to add "We
believe tbat 1t as essenttal for the
federal aovcmment to play a much
stronger role an financing Iona-term
care. ... there 1s a need for a
comptthcnS1ve public lon•·term care
prOJt:l!tl based on the pnnc1ples of
50cial insurance and shared nsk."
That ~lJon was echoed by Gaal
Shearer. manaicr of pohcy analysis
for Consumers Union. which last
year published an its advert1s1na-fr«
mapzinc "Consumer Rcpons" a
survey o? 53 private IOf\&·tcrm care
poltcics and found most ··very e ·
pensive, severely hm1ted an their
coveraae. or both."
"We note that we prefer ellher a
social insurance Iona-term care pro-
aram or govemmcnt-adm1n1 tered
optional long-u:rm care insurance, ..
Shearer told the panel.
While supporun1 rqulauon an the
short tenn, she told Stark that
Consumers Un.too wants to work
with him on lca.islataon to "address
the lll!Jer lona·tcrm care problem
utend1na care to low and moderate
income Americans."
Bedford. of Phoenix., Anz .. wcnl
outside her prepared tc~t1mon)' under
qucst1on1n1 from Stark to cx.plarn tn
personal terms why AARP's suppon
for pnvate 11\SUfanCC retulauon IS
onlI a stoppp po 1t1on
" 'm two )m..&WaY.-!rom. &a." she
said. "l ca.nnot pouably a1Tord this
(pnvate covcraic) 10 any way. shape
rorm Or fashlOI\ There I~ no WI)' "
· GAO questions study
ondefens contracting
9y DONNA CASSATA "---,.._..,..,
would result in a 23 pcrwnt ttduct1on
an profits for defense contracto"-
addit1onal financina rcquu<tmtnts of
$8.S b1lhoo for the nine contractors..
and a •mailer rtWm on thetr 1n"cst-
ment than is necc I') to ptt"tUVc
lh•~holdcr valut.
WA.SHINOTON -A study con-
d&Mtina that chanacs 1n procurement
arid • tU potJCY hun \he ckfcnic industry~• protlu ~J bated on er·
roneous assumpt1on1, 1 eon· lrCtUonal tn"esupovt ncy utd Tbc 11udy was ful)dtd by the
Wednaday. Ae:rospecc lndustncs Astociauon of
The QcaaaJ ccoun11nt Offi~ Ame~ the Electronic lndu tries
baodtbauhcconclusionsrcachcdby Mlociahon and the 1t1on.al r·
tM MA Group, a bton·bucd 11y hwSusuul Auocuu1on, -hex
COOlutlina firm •that RV1~ the mtmbcts include drknsc conlrK·
ft•ndel efrectt of pghcy cha,.s lors.
lmpllawoted frOm l9M to 1917,
•cm90t be Yalidaled for the dcfcnle . Tbe OAO lft~tiOn. re-
indlisUy au whole." ques1ed ~ Rrp Chat1el f .. BcnMU.
la Ill 19U •.ady, lbe MAC Group 0-fla.. baod lbat 1vaal1ble public
Slsljmd dlla oa OM WCllpG!' Pf'O". data U4 policy Chuta made aftrr
..-cciMidtrtd rep1acn1atiw of the .. .,~ojec1ed to \bto m.U.
.._ .. ,.._._. .. conuacton.. •••11 . did not wPPort the Tiii...., COftctuded IMl tM cha~ MAC°'°"'?•• CoiduaioM!
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I Junk Fax' gets regulatory attention
......... .._....,
FacaunUe machines ~ prolifcrat ..
ina and witb them come unsohdted
fai adland ~but alteady OftC
state has banned junk fax••. -after
the eo~·cm~a machine ..... cloaed
with messqes pt'Oteltina far tesi•-
la tion.
A scc:ood sovcmot annoyed by a
fu blast uraina rejection of a fu
rqulation bill is considenna 5l&JUl\I
the law Scvcr:al .Q1ha tCL.ll't
we1ahina similar measures.
Ooe bill s90nsor, Maryland state
Oel~te Gilbert J. Oenn, saa<l op-
position c-0mes from dire.ct-mail and
electronic marketina firms, which
frequently arc armed with fu tele-
phone number lasts and automauc
dJahna machines.
"You can almost unaamc the
havot that this could wreak," Genn
said.
A spokC$man for the aroup tbat
parked the bliu.ard of fax me ~sages
to the twt> aovcmors said Wcdn~y
he never expected so many responses.
Fu machines. which can send a
pqe ol text or illustration over
telephone lanes 1n about a minute, arc
used for cverythmg from scnd1na
docwnenu bct~n lawyen and zap-
pinf MWI relea1e1 to· me media to
actt1na in a peedy order to the
sandwach lhop.
Bdore Lucille BIJl's death last
month, the mac:h oe at Cedars-1na1
Medical Center churned out aet·wtll m~ virtually nons~p. wd hos-
pital 1po\:c man Ron Wiae. "I am
complctcl)' convinced the fax ma-
chine 11 destined to become the
Hallmark card oft be •90s,•• Wise u1d.
But uninvited advcrti ina can tic
~the ~vlna.macb•nc and ux..ut> us expensive spec11l paper.
On Tuesday. five days af\er bis
machine was dcluac<S wish mcssaJeS
uraint hlm to veto a b11l bannana
unsohcited fu messqcs, an annoyed
Connecticut Gov. William A O'Neill
s,aned the measun: into law.
"l had been foUowina discussion
about the lc11slat1on," O'Neill said,
"but frankly, last week was the first
time the need for this kind of
lcaislation was brou&ht home to me."
The messaacs O'Neill re<:ct\cd
came from businesses tbat had IT·
ce1ved "fax fliers" from the National
Fax Users Committee of M1mon
V1cJO, Cahf.
Maryland Gov Wilham Donald
Schaefer received 343 fait messages
last week after tbe lfOUp ~ft.en IO
Maryland busanctee1 '° i'tlay lO b1m •
He won't decide to ai~ or veto uniil
Tuclday. .. It we had any unporwu messap
cominain ~wouldn't ha\'ebeenablc
to act them throuah," said David .
lannucd. t.be aovcmor'a lobbym •
ConncctJcut't new law allows
people rcceiv1n1 unsohcited fax
messaaes to seek up to $200 In
dam.,cs. Maryland'• bill would im-
po5C fines up to S 1,000.
l'he-N1tion1l Fu Uttors Commit·
tee "is just a very looae aroup of fu
usel'J," Elliott Se&al said Wednesday.
He dcs'cribed himself as "kind of a
poult man, I aucss" for the aroup. Sqal1 vice prc,ident of markctina
for an lrvme, Cahf., company that
sells fu paper and advert1ses by
faxing messaac to S00.000 machine
users, said th~ detuac th.at O'Neill
received was "a very unfortunate
snuauoo.'1
''How wouJd we ha\'e anuc1patcd
that this mar\) responses would have
been generated?" he said
Donna Murdoch, ex.ecut1ve d1rtt'-
tor of the Amencan Fasc1m1lc As-
soc1at1on an Ph1ladelphla, sa.1d the
group docsn 't thank advcrt1sm1 by fax.
~orks anyway -"unless )'ou'rc
wU&N fu peper.-H• ~ iD! mates thaw an l milliOn llJl ...
cbinca in this cowttty.
Sept'• ~P lsn'1 aJoQrt in lfUUll
ii.ace officials' aucatioa;
New York It.lie COCUIUmtf ~
lion cb1dRiehard 1C.aKt said lit wu
a.bout to eend u imporwu memo IO Oov. Mario C"°°'° when hi& ma-
chine 1911 out a three-~ menu frOm
a und•aeh shop. No• New YC>ft
lealslators arc oon1Ktcrina bannint
JUDk fax.
"The lut lh.lna you want hm
you're tryina to meet a deadline, or
tryina to act a memo in to your bos! ...
is to be disturbed by someone trytftl
to sell drapnics or submarine sand~
wiches." Kessel said.
Ohio state Rep. Otto Beatty last
month introduced a bill '° b&n fu
ads. He said he wu irritated •hen an ·
ad for men's clotbina appeared oo hit
law office machin~ interru&>tina an
exchanae of documents.
Washington state Rep. Ken
Jacobsen, who introduced a bill
aaainst 1unk fu.. said of the iuuc:
"This is the ulumate in abush·c lltc of
a pnvate communication symm.
You act a mes~ you didn't want
from people you don l know on paper
they didn't bu>."
Mod.erate gain posted after brisk trading
8)' C~IT CURRIER
,., ...... ..,,tfl~
NEW YORK -rhe stock market
overc:ime some amb1valcncc over the
lates1 news o n antcrnat1onal trade to
post a moderate &AIO ID brisk trading
Wednesday.
The Dow Jone) average of 30
indusmals ro.sc 8 98 to 1.462 43.
r«oupana most of Tucsdn~ 's I 0 44-
poinl setback.
Advancintissucs outnumbered de-
chnes b)' ioouf 9 to "5 1n·nat1onwrdc
trad1naofNcw York Stock E'change-
hsted stocks, with 95 7 up, 51 4 down
and 527 unchanged.
Volume on the floor of the Big
Board came to 191 21 m1lhon sharM.
up from 173.1 0 malhon in the
previous session. Nattonw1dc, con·
solidatcd volume in NY E-ltsted
issues, 1nclud1ng trades 1n those
stocks on reg10nal exchange\ and an
the over-thc-counlcr market. totalcd
23 1.47 million sharei.
The Commerce Department re·
\\'SE l'PS 4 DOft\S
NEW YORK (APJ -Tne followlng "'' snow\ tnt New YMk Stock Eicchanpe stocks alld warrants that have gone uo 111e mo\! and dOwn IM most t>.sed on o.rctnl
of ct\an" lor Wtd No SKurlllts trading below S2 or 1000 ~eres ere lnclll<Md ,, Net and oeretntage cnanQe' are tne difference Dtlwten lhe orevlous closing !>flee and Wl<lne$CI~'' S.JO om P'.Ct UPS
l•mew''un of A ] s '4J~~ri ~rcc:°Pw• s ~, ~ 8! lH ' .Ogeslone • • Uo 11 I Wsl!) Union • UP 11'
LA Getr s '~• Uo 'f vlToddStlo 7i,. ~ Uo I 1-fad\Q!ICO ' • ~ Uo
erowGo 12 31 Uo I
.ONMIG wl 36 • Uo 9 alheComvn •'• '-. UP 24 , •• svmf.Jc" n , P.• uo • , L~~ ~~vuv 3• • + '• uuo" J ''~"~" :~ ~ ~i !Jjl Jtckool nt 14'• 1 uo 7 Envk9" •YI 9ft '>\ UP 1 ~!>,"'M.IGCP 11~'11 I UO 4 ~~ ! p 4 8:U
DOWNS 1~1tc; 2 -~· ~PSNH J 16o1E 1~ -1:\t
m 'i ... -'l adlPI --'t kpfH '• -• Mfg -. -...
11p 4 ti -" wH 69 -Sl• s;tron •'• -... trFct II'• -1• "n Unit 1 -• '"'it 2. -• "'' I Wlfle ~ • -• n~:t 1 • = ~
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'
• ' 2 H ..
poncd Wednesday morning that the
oatton's trade deficit narrowt•d to
$8.86 b1lhon tn March from a
downword-rcv'1sed $9 82 b1ll1on till'
month before.
Advance esttmatc on Wall \trn·t
had called for a Marc h deficit ul SI 0
b1ll1on or more
The news sent the dollar sharph
higher 1n fore1an exchJngc But
analyst\ !Mild al got a lc)S e\utl(:rant
re~ponsc an lhc bond Jnd 'toc.:k
markets, an part because at \U83l'Stc.-J
that th~ pace of-the dome\llc t'con·
omy m1&ht not be )Jowangas mut:h a'
had been hoped
In a~d1t1on, brokers \31J trader'
were '1ayina cautious ahead of th<'
Khcdulcd report from thC' &O'-('rn
mcnt Thu~ay on the con\um<"1
pnct' index for Apnl
fher~ as some rnnccm on "all
Street that the figure~ wall tt.ht dnuhl\
on the bchefthat the federal Rc:~r ... e
1s bciJnnina to uc<.·ced 1n 1t'I effon to
rc~traan 1nflauon.
Gainers nmonll thc blue chip\
Olf l PS .\\D DOft\S
s:.:v, i\ ur~ ~-: : 0....,, .. 14 lllO .,,. " o-<11 Ut 1 .st tin t •
0-.lft\ n 11 = H °'"' • It 5 ~Utll I +!Iii Do.A-ttt If tt1 H " OwM..I l a It 4'2 .... + I
UC -I-~ -.. I + •
IK .. 11 t• Ull1A...-..+
included General 'Electric, up I I/• at
53, Ph1hp Moms, up 2''11 nt 135"2;
Amencan Telephone<&. Telegraph.
up '·• at ·'4'h~ Merck, up 1'a at 7 I 1'1. and
EaMman Kodak. up "• at 43' •
McGr;iw-H11l tumblcd 5'• to 68\1.
l he company. which has been the
!>UbJCCl of takeover rumors and ~pcculn11on latel)'. ad Max~ell
Communllattons Corp. aarrcd not to
tr) to acquire It for I 5 )ears
Prime t omputer fell 2 to 15 "• MAI
Buie Four Inc s,a1d late Tuesday 1t
was rtt' aluallOJ llS hosu le $20-n-
share tal.co ... er bad for the com pan)
Ho hda> ( orp, which said at would
lons1der sclhn1 its Harrah's Lake
I ahoc cimno-rcson for about $400
m1ll1on. dtmbt'd 3'1 to451'1..
U p1ohn gained '• to 33 in acttvc
trading. 1 he com pan> said thc Food
'\ 1·st: I .I·:\ DI-: HS
ond IJrug Administration q1ttd to
aivc "eApcd1tious" review to I d.rut
UpJohn as working on for trutment
ofhead 1njuncs.
A~ measured by Wilshire As-
sociates' index of more than S • ..000
actively traded stoclcs1 the market
mcrcascd S 19.6 7 b1lhon, or 0.63
percent. an value.
The NY E'scompos1tc indu ofall
its hstcd common stocks gained 1.06
to 176 98
tandard &. Poor's industrial indo
rose 2.37 to 364.89, and SclP's SO().
stock composite 1ndcit was up 2.20 at
317 48
The NASDAQ composite index for
th~ O\er-the-counter market added
!.86to438 52. At thcAmeneanStock
Ex.chanac. the ·.market value andeit
closed at J.-5 I .84, up I. 9J. ,
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ClO DAILY PILOT/ :Thuntday. May 18, 1989
Westminster Theatre production·
of 'Jean Brodie' is fulf of nuance
By IONNff J. fEVERGEON
0811y Not eon-.~ ....
tn mg by vlnue of Its srmj)1ic1t) 1s West-
minster Community Theatre's current production
of"The Prime of Miss Jean Brodie."
A polished cast. under the d1rcct1on of J. D.
Reichelderfer, offers a blend of properly !.tuff}
tradition and innovative careless abandon with the
account of a spinster teacher at an exclusive girls'
school in Edinburgh. Scotlaftd in the I 9JOs.
Beth Tttus, as Jean Brodie, sets a quaht> pace
for the entire work. Her confident bearing. with an
appropriate touch of subtle sadness. endows Miss
Brodie with a unique deameanor. Her develop-
ment of this personable spinster/teacher· 1s
enhan~ by a consmentl)' smooth brogue. neatl)
styled red hair a nd lhe nch. warm colors of her
wardrobe -in contrast to inst1tut1or'laJ uniform
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UIATodly c., .. "The Bir1h" (R)
'In SllteOl a
gra).
Titus could not ha' e asked for belier <;uppon
than she received from the ponra} al)Of'1\cr girls.··
01ane Burland. as Sand) -also sen 1ng as
narrator. Sister Helena -1s the more serious and
1ns1gh1ful of the foursome Her's becomes the dut)
of breakmg the hypnotic spell of her mentdN\nd
revealing her as an emotional coun1crfc1t \I
Marla Wa_ancr interpret\ Jenn~. Mis!. Bru<l1e·c,
"beautiful anlSl" -bngh1es1 rcOect1on o f hl·r
imagined self. "'h1lc D<in1 Balle"' e1Tl'<."t1H·I~
renders an am mated Monica -"h1stnon1 c" pupil
destined for the theatre.
Timid Mat) MacGregor 1s pla}ed h> ""'
powerpack Laune ondag -o ne "ho ult1mn1l'I)
gi\es her life carr)ing ou1 one ot M1!.i> Brod1l··.,
romantic adventures.
Gt' en to romantic interludes"' 1th thl· affl't'ted
instructor arc mamed anlSl Tedd~ LIO\d and
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CllMrl fin Deer Jollft (In LA.Llw ~ .....
Sllttol a Stertol a Innocent' On Sltrtol a
mama's bo} Mngle. Gordon l<>Mhcr -both
facult) members. Do~ tauter and Rand)
Patterson d~p1ct the twosome -with tauter
presenung the more vibrant interpreta11on. Pat-
terson appears to be withholding more than his
character deman<i!> -thouah 1t 1s a ii"en that he
"'ould be the more !>Ubdued personaht)
Set dci.1~n, b) ~how's director Rcicholderfer. is
1ncr.:d1bl) simple )Cl h1ghl) effecuve. Eight to 10
rearrangeable cube!. provide building blocks
capable of dep1ct1ng school scats. office desk~. or
Mone \\all!>"' 1lh onl) a few moments of restructur-
1 ng Ocl'-'een !>{·encs. I fence the focus of the p1eC'C 1s
on neat I\ e pla) crs who, with this work. produce a
mu'>t cntl'rtaining e' ening.
"The Pnmc of M1\s Jean Brod)·· ma" be !>ecn
through June I 0 ~1th evening curtain at g.30 p.m
and a June 4 matinee at 2 p.m For ticket\ and
1n forma11on. rnll 995-4113.
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