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Home My WebLink About1989-05-24 - Orange Coast Pilot' County Mllllon+ Mater Del to .bury protesters . advances transit demand lnCIF solutions Li's ouster playoffs COA T /A3 WORLD/ 4 PORT /Bl THEORANGECP.AST 25 CENT WED E DAY, M AY 24, 1989 Officer charged in Christmas Day ·fatality ''om staff and wire reports A. rookie Westminster Pohcc of-ficer was charged Tuesday with two misdemeanor man Jau&hter counts Jn co nnection with a Chmtmas momin1-traffic 11t'C:rdenr--rffitt left a Cost.a Mesa '40man and her fnend dead Officer Thomas Richard was re- sponding to an officer-needs-help c.all County endorses . transit proposal ly LESLIE fARNEST Of .... o..,, Not """ A county half-«nt sales tax 1n· ercase and 20-}ear transpona11on 1mpro,ement plan moved one tep closer to the ballot box Tuesday when the Oranae Count> Board of upcr- v1sors unanimous!) appro\ed the prooosal The endorsement did not come as a surpmc to transponauon officials since three of the board's fh e mem- bers also hold 5eat~ on the Oranac Count) Transportation C'omm1ss1on. which unanimous!) approved the plan Ma>~ The Orange ('ounl) 20-Ycar Ma - ter Plan of Transportation Improve- ment calb for a half-cent sales tu increase count>"1dc lo pa) for uch far-rcachin,a 1mpro\ements as an expanded frttV.'I) S)Stem, a H().m1le netv.ork of "super streets" and c\· pans1on of the commuter rail service h also requires each Cll) to adopt an 1nd1v 1dual 11ov.th manqement plan before 11 can use mone) generated b> the ta' hike. Supervisor Gadd1 Vasquez praised the plan for 1ts attcnt100 to local and rcl!onal needs and for 1ts transit prov1s1ons The proposal has "some- th1na forcvet')onc," he said. upcrv1sor Don Roth \aid hc upcccs Oranae Count) rcs1den1s v.111 understand the need to fund the transf'Onauon pack.aac "It s seldom )OU ~ th1 much enthus1um and interest from all li"e llVIM m•ymaynot support gas tax hlk~. A2 of us:· said upcrv1!.0rThomas R1lc~ af\er each board member \poke bnefly an fa,orof the plan. The SJ. I b1ll1on plan must now be approve'1 b) a maJonty of the cttac\ that rcpre1tnt more than 50 percent oflhecounty's population T"'ocit1c) -ev.-pOtt Beach and Brta -haJ approved the plan as of Tul'sda) af\crnoon Ahhou,h a 11m1lar propo111I ~ut • unanimou~ly •PJ>l'O' cd b) Orana.c Count) c1t1n in ~btr 19 7 new appro,al b) 1hc c1t1ct" not a urtd, accorctin1 to Bob O\lnck. eucuthc d1 rtttot of the Orantt oun1y O.v111on of the uquc ofCahforn11 C1un i Ralher~than obJtttlQI to the JUbt&ance the C~ that haH bc(n SO~ Cll)' COUn<'ll't ml) YfOIT)' t tM ptan ml) conlln\K to cha• a . they have approved u, DuMktaid. The f'ac1 that on Mondly the traffic comlftt..on re~ 1ted tlw plan to CfaW! .independent ClllllM p'Ollp lO OVtr• MC lpnd1~het lM8 leavi~ ~ • .. ,.,, • ~llll'llW'WkNll)Wlnl.._, '"311Dlld ......... L.,., ....... plan is "°' t\rm yet, Mid. .. Y .. llilmn.•W•~ ...... bt Mid. After ~ hli ... a-. * c:o1n•itliCMI ._.. Mve 1M ,.,_...,~•lie ....,. ..... oe ..._f1We9t• rimam· 11r-. .. Dllilel Mid; about 9 a m when his patrol C'3r crashed into another auto. k1ll1n1 dn\.cr Jessica Warren. t 9, of Stanton. and Dawn Hammond, 20, of Costa Mesa. said Oninie County D1stnct .A-itornet '5-~tiator ffcrrry Graves Witnesses said Richard's patrol car was going about 75 mile~ per hour with h&hts and si ren on when 1t went throu1.h a red light at Newland Street Picketing nurses and Westm inster Boulevard It struck the auto OCC\Jp1ed b) the two former h1&h school fnend , who . had 1onen tO&Cthcr dunna a break from collcae Hammond. 'WhO"I p1mfto a car~r IAf law enforcement, wa tud)1ng cnm1nal _Ju ttce al Golden West College. fhe La QuinUt H1ah gradu- ate also was a popular waitress at Silky Sullivan's Irish Pub 1n Fountain Valle) She and Warren. also a La Quinta &raduate, v.ere on th~1r v.n) to Hammond's brother's house m Santa Ana to open gifts v.hcn the accident occurred. Richard, who turned 22 last month had been on the force about <.1\ months ~h~o t~e accident OCl'urred. department officials aid. The charges followed 11 fivt"-month Nun•• •nd their 1uppo"•rs picketed l'ount•ln Valley Re9tonal Hospttal on Tuetday to protest th• lack of rec09nltlon of their union by the hospltal adminis- tration. The pickets wlll continue through Thursd•J· Story on AJ. 1n,esugauon b} the C'ahfom1a H1gh- "a~ Patrol and 01 tnct -\Home\·, om cc. ··officer Richard "8 re ponding to an cmcrgcnc} call at a high rate of ~peed v.l\en fo: collided willl \1t Warrens car" Grave said Deput) ;01stnct Auome~ C hark~ M1Jdlcton, "ho 1s handling the case. could not be reached for comment Westm1nstc-r Police Chief Jim Cook declined to comment on the charges, c1lmJ a peodm& cw1l lawsuit filed b> the \ 1c11ms' famahc . But attorney Piiul Mayer, who represents the poli~ department, ~act. --\ Ohfti C>f "chit'ulJrlTIIn- !>laughtcr apmst a pohcc officer doing h1s1ob puts into question every offiC'er in an emergc oc} situation. "lt 1s ccnamly disappoint111& to 1i-1ease see °"'ICU I A2J Ex-track coach gets 1 9 years in molestation case Alan Rigby still denies molesting 19 young boys 9y JANET ZIMMER MAN Of -D~ -Sc.-i A fonner trad.: coach at an e'\- clu l\C ( orona dcl Mar prrp "h<><'I ""• sentenced Tucsda to 19 )el1'5 1n pnson for mole t1na IQ \.h1ldrcn. man' of v.hom belonsed to a 'ittrrt club v.11h a purporu-d ~\ual 1n111a- 11on nit Alan fhoma R11b) 4 1 plcadcd 1u1lt) 10 .l6 mol~)tat1on i;ounb in ·No' ember alier a upenor ( oun Jud c 4rc1:d to ~men e him to no morc than .20 'ot'•n in pn!>On He could· h;J\ e faC't'd nc.irl' SO 'ea" "'11hout the pica airrcn\cnt · . £.X-~p1tc his pica. Rtib°I' did not accept rcspons1b1ht) and ~ho"ed ltu le rcmof'it' for thc cnmc . v. h1ch he catted harmless ... lodcr-room Im ol mes • ln a prepared ~tatemcnt he read lo the Judie R1aby maintained his innocence and u..id..:'therc was not one episode of actual !iCAual molestation " He blamed the accusations on tones fabncatcd b) nch children. lb.cir paf'Cflts and overzealous pohct The ex-teacher \uer conU'ad1ctcd h1m~lf v.hen he adm11ted be had \ lCC but sa•ll "1t v.111 never baPPt"ft 1n." Raab> said he pleaded 1u1lt) so the children ~ould not have to \C$t1fy at a four-mol\th tnal and because hta auome) 1d he doubted he couJd 'lllin on cnouah count to k~ Riab) ovt of pnson Pannts of the 15 bo) and four airl . man) of whom cro~dcd intoihe Santa ~na courtroom. hean1I) thanked 1he pro~--cutor after the wnlencc -.as handed down The ltarbor Da) hool teacher lured I 0-throuah I 3-)car-olds into h1~ confidcocc and lhen mtroduced them to pomoaraph). masturbation. X-ratcd '1deos and ~llual tO)S. prosecutors said tudent~ lt" tificd at a two-month (ltte..,. lff lttG9Y /A2f Parental permission considered for sex education Sy AU X \lllWAMS Of.,_ D~ l'80C SIM'f tar11oi ncAt )tar parent 1n thc e""p(m-M~ ln1fied hoot 01\· tnct m1Jbl be required to return a pcrm1s ion ltttcr before their high school children arc allo\\Cd to enroll 1n cle(;tl\C \CX tducauoat cou~' ~ xhool board mc:mb(r Tue\JJ) too._ prchm1n ry ilcps tov.ard mo"e th:at "'ould appease OJn:nt\ ongr) about C\phc1t SCA-related infor- mation -regarding ahonion. ma - turbauon. contraception and homose\uaht) -no" tauaht in thstnct h1ah ~hoot The mo\e to require parental pcrm1s ion would folio\\ a d1 1nct- w1de rt\ 1cw of -.cit cducauon cur- nculum th.tt began 1n March The mo' c .al o would acrnmpan) a t.Ate la"' to take cfTcct Jul" I The la\\ demand that &Mllnen e b\' \trt\scd an ~x educaunn l l.1sses a'I lhc nnh cen:un mcam ol ;no1ding tcen agl' prcgnnnC) and ,c,uall'o -transm11tt•d d1~J\C 'eral parent<. 3l lhc nwctmg lobbied for the lht1 naic. "h1ch "'111 la"l' fin I appro' al in tv.o ·~~s These parcnl comphuncd that man)' tellov. parent., are un;i~arc of the C\pliot nature of cla\'ICS \ha\ 1l'll h ~pro duction and fam1I ) planmna "Tht•re 1\ J b111 d10creoce b(t"«n the 1mp.irt1 na of kno .... lc<l~ and the 1mp:\rtrna of.,,,aluc-. .. ..aid Ra} "ool ~> of '-ic~port Beach "Our main conu:rn I\ thal v.e "'Int our ch1ldrcn ~uatcJ. but v.c'rt al co"'cmf'J about the pcrwn "ho 1 cdu\.atina. and m1&ht be pa\''° on valuC1 \Cf"\ d11Tc1en1 from those pa.,~ on at the" home frunt ·· 8 ) demand1nt ~~ntat perm a IOn prior 10 enrollment. che d1 t net "~uld allov. parent!> lhc optlon of 'l>.ithold· MADD seeks law on serving drunks Court rules against civil penalties for saloons fol\:cd sndu\tl) "''Jc chan t\ that miaht h.avc drut1<:1ll > cut the number ol dmc1 '"ho lta'e OOr\ onlr, to injure <1nd k1fl. han in tlar pohc> m11bt an· cluJc incrc:i J cmph.a,.1 on ~tttn· inf CU\IUmen before Xf'\ 1n1 1hcm a drank, or incrl':astU cfTon\ 10 dc-ta1n drunk cu tome~ bcfort thr lea' c the C\tabh hmtn1. (\Her sa1J On Monda\, 1hc <:ourt rdu~J to ht-aran appcafb} the partnt\ot man l.11lcJ 1n a 19; S drun .. c:n-dm1111 a tdcnt 1n Nc"pof\ lktch, The court rcponnil) laitnc'\J &he appnl r1t'!itd n6 federal C'On\l1tut1onal •mte. The attidcnt ocC\MT'Cd when a Hurnu11ton Btatb man. dn'•nt hi\ ptekup truck h6tM from Wood)·, \\'Mrf1n 'c•port Bnch. '1f\Kk and kalkd a 20-,.nr-oki bieyth c. Jo..:ph Ho~. · F0tan11in Valin rnidmt tr,cn (h~~. then "'· "" c'cntuall\ rnn· 'llted of' c:h1l ulJr m:in lauahtc:r nJ \Cntenu~tJ to I 6 month~ H't J<lll Dunna ( h:a~·, tn:al. pro\C1.u101 k.cll) \l•l~al:hC'rn cl 1m,·d that ( h;a had cnlereJ the bar J runk and prt~C'CJ<-d to rina up-;a S~6 tab rm~utot\ 1J dunn h ~·, trial th;.at on the n11ht of thl' loll1 •t.ll't. the dcfc:nd nt tell oil hi\ Nt \tool, anJ\'\C:O\u.al\\ ~11'41C<l•S4<l011J' :4'I Ill Jtt ltp (ha~ haJ air d) llttn tun J a"•> from two other n:a n11ht' t,, M1cf:'.a hcrn ~tJ at thc trial. In ddnwn,. in" uptor' de· t rm1n1.'\1 Cha ·~ blood akohol k~cl chit n11ht co be 0 .l pcrt"tnt, thrtt hmc the lc\CI al "h1 ha m,ltuml 1\ prnumcd too drunk tq dmc. 'carl> ~ en mnnth\ later. Roben K1nnt'}. a bln,·nJcr It Wotid\ ·, .wharf, "'°' chars d "1th trrv 1na in GOOD MOR I G Comkl ....... CrOll'WOrd . .. 88 14 0... ftlilke .•...• I. •• • • • •• • •• I) . ob" t0u\I~ drunk 1. u~tomer < h;u11.·~ '4C'tc l11tcr Jroppt'd lx'\--ausc a mun tu· P!JI ourt Jud rukJ \he Jda' lxt"\."C n. th<' 1u.-tdcnt and ~1nnc\ ·, arr~ t \ tulJtcd lhe blrtt'nckr· .. nahl 10 du\' pr1.~C\\ \bout halfof thC' nation· Jrunlcn- d1 '' ina olknd~I'\ do thrtr dnnlm1 at b:ar. or n:\t~uranl\, \1.\00"' ('jilcr 1d Tht prob\ m v.1th t"\•!>llna lav.' 1\ that b<lrtcnJl'r\ wh(l !>Ct\C drun~" tnc.:c o ma\lmum pcn<1h) or ~1\ month\ 1n jail anJ 1 finc1-Re 1au1 nt n\l Ol'll~ their 11 ohol h1.""t'n • Cater -raid 8u1 n 1thcr pc:nah) i.s '"' n enuuah 10 fort'C a top-do"' n. chin of n:~.uurant ind bar pt)h ). atcr ~1J. '"'l h( Ml)' V.l\ trTt pon,1bk bat 0'4ncr\v.1Jh:~ from put11n1mon \ ht Ott ~bh~ tafl t "-.hen the rt lo\tf'ta'fllbr · monc 1n a rt'il la~\u1t 1)\<rn th1.· .,_oulJ I 1n talc •• ( tc-r ~id < attr ~id tl'~tral pn)ll'lm fTC"r ff'I•-... a.tlltlNG/ Alf injl thc11 1.h1ldrcn from obJCC'tronablc cle-1. ta' e cla sc . or obJttt1onable por- tion\ t1f r~uircd classe uch as b10IOJ\ _ < h11dren v.ho opt out of obJ«- uon•blc pon1ons or required da.ste"S v.ould not be puni hcd an their final arade. the board said hool trustcc hen'}' Loofbourrow ~1d the d1 tnct "ould serve two cause\ b) rcqwnl\& pan:ntal per- f~ase se. SCHOOU/ Alt Special access considered for Jet Ski riders ly IRIS YOKOt Of_O..,.,....k .. 4' cnm m1tt~ of kt k1 nd<n. S" 1mmc,.., and \Urfer ""'" mttl to try to thoo .in appropriate area &Iona 1hc Ne"' port &'a h °'~anfrottt for an (l('can \.Oflld r "'here t~ ~nc· dnHn natl l-an ~ nJden out to ~ The :"cVo port Jkkh Cat) Couft('11 Ji~b.:J l\\ ,,an to form the commn- tc an.er tntroouu'.'f an ordinencc that would proh1b;t an ltttftttd '~'\!Cl c ltpt pubhc; and Dor) F 1,l~rn~n·s boat fmm a .aurf iont lha\ run from tht \h~hnt to 1.000 fl Ct OUl lo a The ord1nam~. ttl far ft~u t1on on JwM I~ illO proh1b11 &ai.nctuns fnMit Ol-can ti( hn. c;:m. .. lilw 8' l: a.-ta to bt•ll llllf W • ~••> rt'lOluuon ,... __ OCMll/_ . .. °'M.11 CoMt DAILY PILOT/ Wedneeday, May 2 .. , 1tll l Fives states comp ting to e~tr dlte county fugltlv 8y RANDA CMDWIU. °'¥ ............ A deputy district attorney said Tuesday he is hurriedly preparina documents to extradite an Onnse County fuaitivc arrested last week in South Dakota ~11'Se four other states ar~ also seeking him. Michael Douglas Taylor, 36, ac- cused of masterminding the esc.apc last year of five inmates from the Oranac County Jail. was arrested by FBI aa.cnts Saturday in Raptd City, S.D. as he allcacdly tried to sell stolen diamonds at a pawn shop. "We're in a panic mode to &et our aovernor's wamnt (to South Dakota officials)," said Deputy Distnct At· tome)' Burl Estes. "You bave a whole lot of places that want 10 try him. Hopefully, since we're first in line ... J'd like 10 see us •et him first." Dunna his arra1anment Tuesday 11\ a U.S. District Coun in &o~th Dakota. Taylor requested a coun- Irvine to figh~t suspension from highway funding ly EMILY ADAMS out of Irvine each year for their OftN~l'l!Msurr transponation fund -and they Following a heatec1 debate. the aren't working with us, well. we JUSt Irvine Citv Council voted Tuesda} to can't poliucall) do that:• Agran ~ warned. fight the city's suspension from a county arterial highway financing Counc1lmembers unanimous!) program _ even if that means voted to seek an appeal to the withdrawing support of the half-cent supervisor's decision. In the same ps sates tax endorsed b) count) motion. the)' decided 10 $ttk a supervisors. mcetine bet\\cen AJ.ran. Werner and County supervisors contend Supervisor Tom Riley to argue their Irvine's road improvement plan 1s case. not compatible wilh the county's Irvine's suspension from the road master road plan and, therefore. impro,ement financi ng program Irvine should be dented access to means that plan to widen McArthur county highwa} funds. Boule vard "111 be put on hold. The However. In toe Cit}, Attorm') SJ00,000 earmarked for the Roger Grable told council members MacArthur project has already been that Orange Count) Transponatton reallocated 10 another city. Committee plans revealed 120 in-The iron} of baiting MacArthur consistencies between master road Boulevard construction is. according plans created b) the count) and the 10 .\gran. that the entire project was individual ciues. basically a concession lo Newport "Only five ctties are in absolute . Beach and Nunt) planner~ who compliance wnh the count)." Grable wanted to ~e the thoroughfare said. "But out of 28 c1 t1es to the widened. county, onl} Irvine and Laguna Agran was also quick to point out Beach have been axed from tht that Irvine has bctn in read} com- county program... pltance with countywide transpor- Both Laguna Beach and Irvine tattoo plans untrl this JUnctllre. All have Ulogled with county officials 1n maJOr streets running nonh-south in the past over transponation and In inc ha"e been widened according development matters. to plans. i\gran said. Overriding Councitmembcr Sall~ Where ctl y and county discussions Anne Sheridan's SUJ&e.Stion to mend ha\e gone 3Wl) are '" plans for fen ces with supervisors. Ag.ran and Cul ver Dnve, Yale Street. Trabuco Coun cilwoman Paula Wemer argued · Can}On Road. and Canyon Road for an acti ve response 10 the ctl ) 's and Rid$C Route. trt1ne officials sa} denial of road funds. 1ha1 projects such as the Yale Qvcr- "ll's imponant to remember that crossmg stud) and Conservauon we didn't pick this fight ," Ma)Or Open Space Agreement must be Larry A,gtan said. "It's obvious that completed before they can gi ve the they (the supervisors) an-pursuing count> a defin111 ve plan for those some bizarre agenda of their own. anenal~. "When they come to lrvinelooking Plans to widen Ridge Route. how- for us to support their half-cent sales C'-Cr. ""ere omitt ed due to a simple tax -whic h takes millions of dollar" oversight on the part of Cit ) staff. Motorist killed in Irvine A man was killed instant I) Tucsda} when the van he \\3\ dnv1ng o'er- turned on MacAnhur Boulevar<l in Irvine near John Wa)'nt Airport . The unidentified '1c11m and a passenger were heading nonh in the Ford van at about 10:30 p m \\hen the driver alle$edl) ran a red light al Michelson Drive. In 1ne police gt Mike Ogden said. A couple in an Oldsmobile four- door sedan ~ere turning lcO on a green arrow from the southbound .OFFICER FromA1 find misdemeanor manslaughter charges against a police officer \\ho was doing his 1ob ... Mayer added. "We beheve when the facfs come out. it will pro'e OffiCt'r Rictlard \\:JS acting appropnatclv." Costa Mesa resident Christy Wilson. a close fnend of both Warren and Hammond, said family and friends of th e two popular women are pleased charges were fiJed. "The families arc ha pp¥ someahmg is beina done." Wilson said. "It's real aood news. I feel sorry for the officer. but no one wants 1\ to happen again ... No arraignment date has been set. Grave said. SCHOOLS ,romA1 mtssion. Fint, parents would take a more active rote in the c1.1rriculum.111low- in1 them to protest objectionable clemen&s by wuholdina their children from ct.ss. In addition, required pemms1on would leave only students whose parents support the cumculum at- iendina clau, meanina teachers woWd have complete suppon from daeir tiudents. Loofbourrow Mtd. But Oary Eikmnann. a Newpon le.ch .-rent, la.id tcachina children about bom0trxuabty and wha' he considen sexual deviance is dhisivt OCEAN ..... Al ....,. . ..,mmmen' complaint• ail' ..... tuma and ....... _ .......... lanci. of MacAnhur onto M1chtlson "hen 1he 'an entered the inter- section. The two vehicles collided and the 'an 'cered off. appa~ntlv triking the curb before 11 overturned. The dn' er uffetcd ma Sl\'e head 1n1unes and was killed instantlj. The male pa senger in thr van wa'I transponcd 10 Western Medical Center tn Santa Ana . Tile coupJc to the sedan "ere not tnJuree. Child dies after being hit by car A 3-year-old Sanla Ana boy died Tuesday as a result of 1nJuncs suffered when he wa run over by a car. police iaid. The child. Juan Arr6cla. had dashed across a roadway to &Ct to hts home in the 800 block of Louise Street when the accident occurred about 7:•5 o.m. Monday. The driver. 24-ycar·old Enc Morpn of Santa Ana. was not charaed. The child was taken to UC1 Medical Center. where he underwent surgery for massive head and internal iruunes. tn both classrooms and households. Often , he said. studtnts haranaue · other students who do not ancnd sexual education classes. Sex ~\ICI· tion also introductS the threat of division between P.lrcnts and ch1I· drcn, because ch1ldn-n milht be tauaht values that differ tfom parents' values.. Elkermann saad. "A lot of parents are shocked when they learn whJt is beina tauahl." E1kennann said. • The district hsts lt'Vctal crneria of appropnateneu in stJt cduca,ion. Amo"' the crnma are the nftd for cducauonat matenal'1 curttnt IOC'aal rekve~. the nftd to ftt matrrial with student maturi1y and the Med to u.ch lhe maienaJ free from bias. appomted attorney, and the manctof whtther he will fiaht extradition was continued until Thursday, Estes said. Autbontcs have linked Ta)'lor to several violent crimes from Cah- fomia to New York si nce his t'SCape on Nov. 20. In Oranac County, he wu awaitio& trial on 1x jewelry-store armed robberiM. includina one in Hunt· inaton Beach that turned into a runnina aun battle. ln addition to those allegations. he face felon y etCape charan and hes bttn charstS w1tt\ )t1dnapp1na and robban1 an Orat-at County man lhe day he ncd. Est~ said. The most serious charaes Taylor face outs1de of Oranae County involved the al~ .rape and at· tempted murder of a Albany woman on Jan. 9. He is also suspected of jeweln- 11ore armed robberies in New York and lllino1s, k1dnappinJ a jewelry store attendant in llhno1s and shoe-- . . store robberies UI Colorido and 1014-1, So far. Taylor has indicated he will fiatu utrldation, wtucb puts the nve S\a\e$1telUna him ma race to aet their casn to the South Dakota aovcmor' dcU first, [itCS Mid. ~County officials v.-erc hop. ina they will act first cnck at Taylor becaute he escaped from here, Enc said. The p055ibihty OlUStS, hOW't\ICf, that Ta)llor could fight e\trad11ion to CaJifornia but wai ve 11 to another ,&ate whe~ he fatts lc~r chaflt'. Th.it could pou1bly iman he would bC ~nt to another state first, Es&n Mid. Arrested alona with Tatlor was h1 common-law wife, l1&1 Marie Prmdcs, 25. of < h1caao. end Ray- mond E. Wilham), 24. ~f Glen Fath. NY .. who was travelan1 . wuh the couple and Prindcf tv.o children Prinde and Wilham~ fac.c ch.a~ 1n South Dakota of rece1vin& strilen property report tatC) A starth ol R1gb) 's home after his arrest turned up the peach plasuc , ibrator used in 1he acts. a well as preliminary heonng that they photos of nud~ bo)S and a ran: belonaed to.A.secret club called the undcrgroun<l magazine catcnng 10 .. T09as," wpiqi:a required nel.\ mem-pedophiles. H.oSt"nblum said • bcrs to uae a vibrator. . The pl\>S«utor (;Qtled Rigby s la k RIGBY f rom Al r The mo t serious charges involved of ~morsc "an anront to tht peace two boys who were sodoom.cd by and d i1nity of tht.• people of this Riaby in a storaac shed durlna a track • community." d M ~ meet at UCLA. Superior ('oun Ju 1sc yron But Rigby and his anornc:r depul)' Brown ~1d R1&b> wo~ ~dvanta~ ol public defender Wilham Kelley, con-children wh1k in a po\1t106--Qf tlu t tinued to cut doubt on boys' stones. had a pattern ()f ' 1u.lcnt conduct and The boys didn't act any differently shQwed ;. l\lgh~<vec of cruelt) and . had the opponuo1ty to tell callou ness and v1Sltousness hundreds of othc1 sat the track t'vent R1&b) 's \\·1fe. C'ath>. \al emotion if they were molested. they said less near the bad.. of the ~ourtroom "I cannot honestl)' sa) that I Her husband ~1d has b1~c~' rcirct an believe that many of these things 1hc ca~ was the abon1on he had testified to actually Occurred." Kell ey since his arrest Tht'Y hpve tv.o sons said. The 5entcncing on the 21 fel on> Rigby said his mistake wa-.condon-and 15 m1~cmca'lor counts bnngs 10 mg tccn·IJC l>ranks. an tnd Orange < ount)"s large t ...He.cril.icu.ed a poht.-e inv t~tor schoohh1ld-m.Q~t.ltJOn.Q~ -..- who said she had a picture ofa )Oung John Marder Jr . hradmastcrofthc boy who was bound. According 10 private 400-student prep school. said Rigby, the boy was a student track 1n a wranen statement that he wa<1 star wrapped in fin1 h-ltnc tape af\cr a pleased the court proce~s was over winning race. and children "Cr\! spared the burden Rigby was arrested three times oftC)t1fy1ng. Marder satd he hoped to . e.arl1er for sexual mole tattoo but was pu1 the e'<pcnence an the pest and not convicted, Deput y D1s1nct t-mO\t on \O\o\ard 1mpro,1ng educa- tomey Le"" Rosenblum said In t 97Q. 1 tion . four counts ofchald molcstauon "'ere One mother. who dC\.l1ned to gl\t' dtsmisscd af\er Rigby pleaded gu tltt her name. said she was satisfied '!"llh to a lesser charge of disturbing the the punishment even though Rigb' peace and was sentenced to a years "111 bt: ehg1blc for parole tn 9'" \'ears probatton. Th<' "'oman :ud ~he was offended b)' One of three $\ale Depanment of the teacher's o;tatement blamintt Corrections officials whQ e'aluated e\cl')one but h1msdf. Rigby said he 1s egot1sl1c~l. self-Regardle\!1. she ~1d her ~n has centered. mdtfTercttt and shows a rcco' cred from the e\pencncc. but pattern Of SCXUnlJ}' dt'Vl8nt bch8Vt0r If!> OOl 'tOmethlOp. ca<.ah forgotten ~ ..... ,.._ Alan Thom•• Rigby durlnt •n ••rifer court hearing. .. He 1s an 1ncreas1na thrcal Lo the "It d~sn'1 c\l'r re.ill~ en<l - safety and well-beina of minor be-there"• ctl\\aH ~omc adnc,..,, .. sht· cause of his need for children.'' 1hc ~·d . MOnorail operating contra~t dela}'ed By IRIS YOKOI Of IM DMly !"I« Staff Ao operating agreement \\.1th Mc Donnel Douglas Reali~ ( o for a proposed monorail bet\\<.'Cn John Wa)nC Airport and the In me Indus- trial (om pie>. \\:IS put OCf for t\\O weeks Tue da) b~ count) ~upcr ·1-1sors. The supcrv1 o~ also co.nttnucd until June 6 approval of a change order that "oulc.J allow construc11on of the monorail track· found11 1wn'> concurrcntl) "1th the building of the a1rporl's ne" cast parking 'ltructurr But \ht• po".ilpon emtnt did 1w1 derail the monorail plan In tact. supervisor!> at the )<)me 11mt: ap- pro"ed a ncga11\c dt•dara11on for the Clerk arrested In credit card scam An I. Ma.grHn &. Co. sale lerk "'a'> arrested Tuesday for allcardl> using customers' credit card numbe" to order S 1.200 in merchandise she sent to fnends and rclauve • police said Chnsnna Jenkins was fired from the upscale Souttl Coast Plan stol'l' after an in-house sccurity auard ~w her give a family about $500 wonh of ch1ldrcn'sclothe forS75. Co ta Me\3 Police Dctccti\.e tevc Labtntt said tore officials later dt!>COvercd 'he wrote ue phone orders using a customers crcd11 card number bu1 another address. u uaJly that of someone to wh om she owed money, Labbiu said. Jenluns,121l alle&edl> hipped the aoods by t!Jni td Par«I Service and some went as far as Lout tana. prOJCt'l and a memorandum ofunder- stand1ng s1gned b> the c1 11csoflr,1 nc and ""'c"-"°rt fk'ac h to pn.'' cn1 C\· p1ra11on of the monon11rs use permit. Ho\\e,cr. the postponement of the change order approval mean\ McOonocll Douglas. which propo..cs to build and ~> for the-$4 m1lhon mononut. ""'" face 1ncrcast'd cos1s to male changes to the parl..mg structun: to accommodatr the tmd. fou n-· dat1ons. The change ordfl' for thr monorail lounda11on) had 10 be: approved h> supcn 1sor 1 u<'sda} 1 n order 10 mt.'t't a June I dc:idlt ne that "ould allu" the founda11<in' w be 1ncludl•d 1n the part..rng -.tructurc "ork Ho"' ever. Ml Donntll Duug,la\ .rnJ Mct an h} C:on \ruc·t1on Co. wh1t:h 1s bu1ld1n11he parking \tructure. ha'l' not ironed out dcin1h of fina l lO\t for the change order accord!ng 10 \ir- pon Manager (1corge Rebclla\ 11:- port to the upen •SON Any chanfe orders 1s~ued ah<'r Tuesda> w1l ·be at a 1gn1fican1h tncreascd C'O\t, Rebella s:ud Furthcrmon:. McDonnell l>ough1' Prrndent Robtn You'1g ha\ he\1- tated to !>1gn the operating agrtcmcnt w11h the count) The agrt"cmrnl require McDonndl Dougla\ to pa' the count) n I 0 pcrc:cn1 opcnitmg kl' from llS profit~ \ ouna ba dcla)ed ~1gmng the agreement and tendcn11g a th<'d tu the cou nt} out of \\Orr~ tha t .Sc" port Reach m1gh1 put up ..t kpl lhalknl't"· Ne" part Beach cat~ offiu.11-. h.1 H' Man's body found in su r-f near Scotchman's Cove ly The Daffy Piiot The body of a m1ddlc-a&t'd mao.- wa dlSC()\ trcd IO the surf b<'l'4Ct0 Crystal Cove and ~otchman's \ovc earl) fucsday.. A JoUCr sp0ttcd the un1dent1ficd man's body JUSt before 6 a m .. s1ud Orange Count} hcnfrs LI Bob Riva . The v1cum was float1n1 in a rocl..y area atona the coastline north of ~auna ~ach. Rivas said invcsuptors found no . obvious '"ns of trauma.. l\n autoP'Y 1 lated toda}. The vimm wa!!t dt)Cribe:d u white. betwttn 4.S-.S.S ycan old. S feet I 0 inche to 6 lttt tall .and "r1gh1ng mnrl lhan 200 p0und He had hon &ra>l\h-black h:ur and a moustache. and wa \\t":mna JC n~. a colored f-5b1rt and lenn1 sttoc'I He poned a "l 'C)MC"' uutoo on h11 upix-r let\ oltm and tamed no 1dcnttficat1on . h WI the second ttmt' 1n 10 dn> thu a body has been found 1n the a1~a nc~r C"r)stal Cove tatc Parl.. On Ma) 14. pa sersb fou nd the bod) of a )OUf'\I "'Oman along the roadside. An autopsy showed he h•d bttn killed Her ldcnttfi uon al~ re· matn' unknown. dCOll'd lhC\ :Ill' 11\lllll Ill \lOfl the mo'nnr JI~ [)c\pltl' thl' dt"l:l)\ .. , lx•hC\«: tht• unport.tnll' or lhl· munnra1I prc>Jct 1 Jt( tall'\ lurthl·r pam·ncr of the counh lO allo" MdX>nn<'ll Duugla'> Real i\ Co to rc\ol' c m wnn·rns ... Rd'Clla \\rote 111 h1\ recomp1cnda11on tha t the appro' ab Ix• uintinucd. rhl ... rpo1t \\111 rroal·d \\llh "or~ 11n thl l'.t'>I p.ark1ng 'tructuf( dnorJ 1n& to .urporl 'fl"kl'\\•mman Kathll' Rutherford \ oung lcll on an l)Ut-ol·to" n trap .inJ cuuld nut ht· a·ad\cJ thn:rtl) tor tommcnt Rut 10 ii \Hit ten '"'tement. he \:ltd "lt w ~ "g•l'.lt mrctang. !'rhl' monunuh I\ prcxnJmj on \C'h~·duk und "'c arc ttu 1lkd ~ '"' SS,000 ball set for accused wife-beater \ Mun1uf,..,I ( ourtJudge on ion· d.-i~ \Ct bail at S.S.((10 for Costa Mt•\:1 man ~ho pleaded innuu·nt too wilt .. "caung charar 1 ha 1~ the st'contl 11me 1n two month\ thlll Jcrr) .\tlrn HoltanJ. 2-i hai been ''"' u~ of bca11n1 h1~ 1fc ttnd> l.Afc lai't mmuh \ht I0\1 tl·J thll attempted murder Ch11J4•' a.a; in .. t hrr hu hand be droppcJ ancr hC' alk cJ I> ~ .. hcd her out of thc:u p1c .. up tNck and ran U'ftf her thrtt tim1:. He tn tead plead d au•h> to a I~ 1 'harg of a "uh uh a d~dh 14-eapon and w s nten<:cd 10 thrt't' )tll'l problt1on. publtc dtf~nder "'" appomtrd for Holl.tnJ on l~ l.Jtf\t charae and he 11.'1 ordhtd to retum to coun Jllnt 2 for a prttr11l hcanng. JVlan held in attack on escort service employee · ~NllSYOKOf Of.,.o._NMtt.lft A Ne•port 8Hch man is to be arrataned toda)' on charat\ he r.exuat- ly 1buwd I 28-}Car-<>ld ncort !tf\ ICC employtt, ucina her up, bc1hn1 h<"r and cuttana her hair dunna an appe>intment it his •PIJ'lment Mon- day. William Arthur Otttk.mann. 42, was anatcd at his Supmor A vmuc apanmcnt 1t f 0-.4S p.m. Monday. He wu held at Uw Newpon Balch c.ty J:t1I rucsday on SS0.000 be1t' Diet: kmann. who listed his occupe· t1on as an untmpk>)cd staman. allcacdly called an csoon k"f"'tee to have a ftmak compuuon for the e'cn1na. Newport lelCh pohct spokesman Bob o.tJey said. When the woman amved at hi$ apa"ment 1round t :lO p .m .• l>Mdmann ·~)' ··~ re>-" wnh her." o;;.n, laid. <Mr t~ count of several houn. Dieckm:snn alle&edly ~~u•ll> abus<'d her, com· mined numcrou' kwd act' on her bod) whale she was ucd up, beat her repca&edly and cut her hair. l('C()rdtn& to lhc "'•ctim'1 repon to pqlicc. Ont or the ~man'J co-wof1m~. OtOrlt Deluca o(Mitsaon VttJo, latcr 1tODPtd by lM a.-nnttnt. Oakk:> .aa:whnt no OM answered tht door. = :!" pound1ftl OD tht door, n<"11}\ti0t heard the poundmaan~ other no1.c\, 1ndud1na.c.~m , and called poh (', When officcn amHd the) found the man an tht ,,-r 1na Jot with Deluca and aftc.'r 11llun1-1•h her, 01e<km•nn WH 1nntcd The woman """ taken to H McmonaJ Ha&p.\11, y,.hfre J,hc "Al\ eum1ntd. 0.kky ••d Dieckmann has i'«utfd to LI polecc. OMltY Mid. I I ll 1 0 I l I \ I 11 I Phif Tozer ignores pain to serve Newport Beac~ Newport Beach's favonte fisherman. history b uff and host is out amona them ap1n, after another len&lh)' v1sn to doctors' offices and hospitals. and he's ready Lo continue his pursuit of hlppancss and explon1t1on of the world. Ptul Tour and has waf'e, Bcuy, arc makina final plans for an extended v1s1t 10 Euro~. "I've never been to f raJlce -on the around, that as," Phil said theotbeTday. "I want to go 1hcrc to see irany of I.he hole I made are tall LIJerc.'' h was dunn' Wortd War ll that Phil flew with the U.S. Arm)' ir Corps (now the U.S. Air Force). with many rn1ss1ons over Euro~ snclodinj France. and at was 1n a plane crash that Phil suffered the damue lO bas b ck and spine crcaong constant pain and rn1scry": - . There are those who behevc Phil is bent over 'because he 1 forever rcach1n1 out to shake hands or touch-som(one or dp somcthma nice for Newport Beach. He kno-ws everybody He likel almost everybody. He likes to smile. to reminisce about e.arly days, aod his humor belie~ any personal tragedies he may have endured for a man who has accomplished so much, 111s ans~1fing. to sec how he greets each day with new an11c1pa110~. t.J.,t year. he and Beu>--toured •na. t.Jbng a nver boat through the country's massive and hastonc 1ntcnor, a rigorous tnp and Phil has the thousands of pictures to prove 11. 1 The year before. they drove their motor coach ovcrthe somcmmcs question· itblc roads 1n laska. into lhe Ante C 1rcle. across barren tundra, . over steep f::des, .and Phil cau t fish ')OU won't hcve. You have to remember that Phil v.ould rather fish than do almos1 anytb1ng else. . lt was has Jove of Gshin& thal brought Phil to Newport ·Beach. He took the money he had accumulated with the Air Cor~ and bought some land 1n Newport. He borrowed money on the Ian!,! to build hts house. and he borrowed money o n rhc house to buy his first sportfish1ng boat. He always brought 1n fnends or co-"'orkcrs to share has busrncss profits. The tQwn 1s full of partner~ or former part{lers. and when Phil inade-ttle ~at gamble -buying the Balbo_a P1£..,1ho n wit~ m oney borrov.ed aaam~t his Oeet or-<iportfishang boats and Dave> 's Lo<'ker -hr brought 1n his buddies as partners aaaan. A few years ago. the last note on the Pa\.1hori was paid off and Phil and Betty thr.cw a p,any .• the 1ov.n sllll lalks about The gallant old P&v1hon wa'i nc,cr happier. Herc v.erc Phil's fncnds dnnki~g Phil's booze and catang Phil's food and enJoyfn& Ptul's mu 1c and ht\ humor and his 1nsat1abk camaraderie. . Phil was on his feet the whok night Iona: moving from c.ro""d to c rov.d. table to table urgJRg everyone lo more pkasui"(. wh1k 1ns1dc his bad, hun to beat hell, and his head ached hke }Ou r an·r believe. Phil's hfe has been close!) lied to the ba~ and boats and the cruel sea and he b(>fle,cs lirml) that yoo must gJ\ e to the Cll) that has helped you 10 succeed. Phil's acnero\ll) 1s the quiet !>.and. He wall not attend a bla k tac dinqcr for some hJg dona11on to a cultural center or college. but he'll help out wmc fisherman v. ho ma> be dov.n on his luck. or v. ho lost a boat. or missed his catch. nd he'll contnbule bta dollars to help thec1ty reconstruct the hastonc Rh1oc wharf and fohing p1rr. and he'll hare 11 famous sculptor to de.saan a mcmonal 10 the cre"'s or men who have lost 1he1r laves after lea\'tn& e"'pon Beach aboard a commcrc1al or sport fisn& boat. and he rt ked has fortune to save the Pa' 1lton. restoring the 1n1cnor to 11s c;irly elegance In the ·7~ 1he t lly honored Phil "'Ith the hamberofC.ommerct "C1t1_.ten of the Y car .\v.ard" for the v.ork he dad on the Pavthon l11s ccna1nly Jhe cuy's most famous and rccoan1zabk landmark Most o f the c11µ .,-cat SOCtaJ functions are held on the IC(OOd Ooor of the Pavahon. and the Tail of the \\hale restaurant on the around floor ~rvc outstand1n1 food and has the best harbor p;anorama of ant waterfronr rt\t.aurant nd Da"cy·, locker serve fishermen. schedules portfhhana bo:lt,, rent\ small mn for harbor use And then there 1 Ptul's offiC't' wtth Phil \ltlln& behind has h1s1onc desk. st1ll act1ve an bus1ne\\, t11l spend1n1 11mc wuh old fnends -most of them fishermen or cit)' benefactor\ -sltll collcc:ung histonc mcrnorabaha. He ha one of lhe lint t coUccuon of old pbotcJSrlphs.. brochuttt. idvMatemcnt and ne"s- PIP« cl1pptnp relauna to the C'lly° htstory He auards his coUccoon carefully NcphVC\ and print are kept an proteita\t' coven. and all arc filed 1n hi ' mant cabmets One da) la '"eek. I returned prints and folders l had botT~cd for the cit) 's new o flk 1al h"tory - Ncwpon Bach. The First Centut') So much new ma~nal is an th1\ t>.ok, thank an lfCll mca\ure to Phil Tonr Early naps how1nl nt'arly 30 sportflsh1111 pien ln the ba)' (now there art o~y two), •tones about the early tea achcntum abalone fistuna and annm" here, u """ a the gmat e~citcmtnt wuh pmblifla here -all came from th<' Toztr concc11on. Kt asked bow the book wa tclhnaand I had 10 tell h im that I.he fancy book.store an Fwuon ltland won'l Jlod the book becaute 1bcc1ty Jt'lntedt>ny a 60 petUIU markup, 10 keep the rtU11l pncc bclo SJ(), Sull, the book 's 1tlhna v~ry '*tit, at C'tt~ HAil. cit)' libfvics. and the chamber or commcr« oft"acc. BooU&ota that do handk tho tutt~ a~ ttllrna maay. 8Cc0rd1ftl 10 DuPc MunlOfl. ot~nonntl ctirectof. Who 0"tneel alaafbti .. ot &be . "T'llCY 1rc met•~ a~ PrOftt. 11Mt •ho dOiaa a fticc thut1 lor tbc aty 1 ta111orfall ~;· Munton laid. T1tt Mof'et bt tilted •ho<WTY *t .. u..cte Udo ..,._Oft, Blue Whoa Miii• ~ 1n ..,., alld IOOft The ~ Tre.it on 17th tm:t in Coaca ....... • ... Ortinge Coat OAll.Y PILOT/WednMdey, Mey 24, *18 County collects ideas to. improve .tr .. lty The ~H ftrHI Onnse Count) collected '4.000 ideas f'or 1mprov1na traffic and now plans to bury the top JOO. The w1nnina entne -ran11n from hydrofoil commutf'S and frcc.,,.. .. y shouJdcr tnlr rad.S lO Colli'>IOD avotdanCC radar - w1l be buned 10 a 11me capsule a part of the county's ~ntenn1aJ celebration A year ago, Orange C'o,llnty was prepar· ana for 1ts ~ntcnnaal. Peter Uebcrroth. w'ho v.as comm1s aoner of baseball thco. wtJ talkJl\I to a group ort>usmc leaders and sugestcd tlle county celebrate b> cqmina up with 100 wa)'s to 1mpro'e traffic. . The Oranac ounty Transportation Comm1s ion took him scnou J) nd tarted sohc111oi ideas sax month' aao Four thousand· rccommendation'i ..... ert" received from 1,037 people The top 100 v.etc un"c1lcd dunf'I& a commission mcctana Monda~. Fort)-onc or the people who ubmittcd idea, v.ere also on hand to take a bow and po~ for pictures. Included among the ~uues11on' ""ere these "'Inner · •flat tires for wrona·W8) draH'r\ on freeway ramp . • H1gh·specd c-amcras to record hc:en~ plates of moiors 1 who run ted lights •Double-deck fret...,ayi • H)drof01I commuuna alona the ra- c1fic •freeway shoulde~ veqd1ng rack for aJove-<.ompartmcnl·SaZC maps • matler car •A la"' that v.ould proh1b11 unan~umi drncrs from rc11stcnn.g their cars. •Colljsion·avo1dance rndar to ac\l\latc car brakes bf(ore 1mpcnd1n' crashc •An 1ocreasc an lbe m1n1mum drl\ ana age 10 I •A monor.ul system along frecv.a> medians. •More car· pool lane . '•Thr ehm1nation of car~ opcntn aJI lanes to 111 rraffir. ' nae \\1nnm1 u~1ion wtrc boWid an a ~he: k .. I 6·P~SC book let and wall be buried an the centenna~l t1me CIP''!k· .. lf"'e don't follow thnc su_,taoos. ~ should be buried an· a nme caplUk." omm1~s1oncr Dana RC"ed id • Ideas arcn'\ <heap. l\ ~o t l\c com· m15 ion $41,000 to advel"UJC, boy Pott •• pnnt brochures and bitt('o1U14ltants to 11ft throu~h the 1dca!t Nelit year the paoc\ ·plan to ~ $50,000 for a consultan.t to try Lo work. some of thc"1deas 1qto rca~ny. CM's Sherlock H·o1mes 7 ~· .. . . . 8106,dhound serg~ant . cited for contributions .· By IOI VAN EYi<EN Of IN Delly !'MC SIM'! Costa M~sa· herlod. Holmes 'and the au> the) lall the Bloodhound Scr&eant "ere honored Tuesda) for their outst.mJ.. 1ng conmbu11on' to the c11~ ·s pohc-r dcp.lnment Bruc·e Radomski. an e., 11.km t' tu h n1l1an "hose skill at fingerprint .mah, • ., h3s "on h11n u1unt'" 1dl" pra1St.' n·1.i·1 \l'd the dcpanmcnf annual ( "1han of 1h( Y<"ar'a~ard Wnh Rado11nk1 at thl· hl'ad tahlc .11 th" )Car''> a'Aafd luod\e1in .tt the < ost11 f\.1l-"1 HOhda~ Inn v.11\ "igt l>J \td \.\all.rt rcc1p1cn1 of thr Olli\. er ul the Vear award forh1 )('f\ llC'.100'<' and he'ond 1he ,all ol duty. In making thl" llrt''ll'n1Ut101r 10 Radomsk 1 Polill· C h1t'I l>3' c "ino" den quoted from .1 letter v.nttt"n O\ Orangl" COUl'H'Y Dl'llrtlt ~ttornC\ { ec..il Htdl\ pra1 ang the tcthou.:al 1o~csugator's wm k -('The lcucr referred to a dtllkult Ill vc t1p11on of·an alltgcd.cocame dealer an v..htc:h a )1nKlc f,11nt f1naerpnn1 v.'a) u\Cd to nab 3 \U'>l)('1.t I he .1n.il)SI v..no 1dr1mticd the h.trd to find 11n,erpr1nt """ Radorn.,k1 T h..it kind ol dukh lll.'f·. formanll' I\ )U\I hU\tne\S .... u .. uJI 101 Radom<;\\.1 H11.k' v.ro\c-. · "\\-hen I gi.:1 J nlJtlh on IJll'nt hn c r pnnts, more often ·that not Hn1n- Radomsl..1 1~ th1.· one rc'irlon'i1hlr .. ll1l "'' ~lid Sno"'den aveed T uesda\ ·.,luncheon . • -. ··1·m just ~n oran-c,cel~nt team." he said an 1m:ept10g rhe award "l'tn ho~ored hut it's o little trange for me to be up her 1001mg m> own horn .... he added let~f 'Tm \Cry pka~ my. col· h:tsgues 1hough1 enough ot me to nominate nil' for th1' ·· ~l.,.er v.a' n ted for his cotn~ttnt lc.ld~r<-h1p aod rco;pe<·t within the depaet· m1.·n1 a '-'l'll a<> his e"ten 1H 'oluntcer and training \\or'-· • '\f\crpa~ 1ng h1!.0\\ n wa} to a conference on thl" u~ ot bloodhounds in pahcc "fOt'lt. Walke• .irranged tt)r th<: depanment to al quuT 11s fir 1 bloodhounds through Jonauons lrom pr" ate organ1z.anons Pohlt' \\Or~ ha' its rewards and 1t ffu tnltaon'. \\ alkl·r said He recounted nn anerdote 1ha1 1ll u,trated one or the fru~tr1111oll!.. "'"ha humorous 1\\-t'il. T hl· inudent rnncemcd a I 6-year-Otd "ho w:i<; rep('atcdh stopped for dnvrna whak anto\lr:ui•d The mtox1can1. Walker found. "·I!. g.i~lmc. wh1<:h tbe youth <1n1tlnJ to get high · I \.Oun-.clcd h1n1 abOut the dl\naer:· \\ alkl·r '>.ltd "I told ham the lead 1n the psuhnc "'111 C:\c:ntuaJI~ de~oud>ra•n cclli, \lM nu c;in '~ind up u "egttahk .. T \\1)'\lll0l'~' l;\tei. howcvcl't~)OUth wa '>IOp(X-J u.titt and v.as again found to be 11llo\1\:,Hed on ea')Ohne fume\ · I a'ikt"d him didn't )OU hearanythan& 1 ~1d tu ~nu·•· lk -.aid. • urc I did. Thi 1 unkdded ·· . . o..., ...... ,_..., Nktt s ...... \ , . . ~ . .. He's certaanl) lh( '\her Ind. Hulm('' c•I the dcpanmcnt. · ~no"'den Yid 'Hr' u ma\ter of fingerp11nh " I 1ke R:tJom,~1. \\alker attnbuted ha <;U~u "'' 1n p;m. tu the teamwork of hia c:olkaguc'i "fherr a~ .t lo\ of other Uul tbCft 4e..cn 1ng of th" award." he ~1d .. h'$ a . <1hamr lhcre·s uni) one 1 )Cal " Sgt. David Wall\•r]t•ftJ, Costa Meu Officer of the Year, and Brue• Rad0m1kt. Clvllla n of th~ Ye•r, show off the ir a w a rds. t..nown a\ tl modc!it man ol t(-v. v.urd' Radonal1 v.il\ true to ht\ rqlu1a11on JI . - .Nurses picket FV hospital iii low . ..;key prat~$t . . ly ROBERT BARKER 04 tN DMly ,,_ \1Mt About ~(J unhapp> nur~'i .ind their upporter' J11 l kctcd f ountam Valle) ~C· iJOOal I fu\ptlal on ful'\Jn~ prote'il1ng 1hc lad. of rC"cu1n1tl(ln o l their wnaon tl\ 1hc hosp11al adn11n1'ilr.lt1on T~ nu1'n "'ho cited :i ht.ln\ 1)1 grac' an c in the peaceful and lo" ·"-l') demonstrn11on, \aid the~ 'II be back on lh<' p1dct lines ringing tht ~93·hro ho~p11al to<lJ) and Thun.da) and perhaps longer There'\ nl) inll'nt1o n to stnle "at th!\ time," .i unwn official \aid "'lurw\ dJ1med thn \otcd to be n:p- rt~ntcd b> the l n11cd "Ju~\ \s~oc1a- 11ons of ( alilorn1a on \pnl 30 and Mav I 1987 The 'latmn.ll L.i.bor Relations board ccruficd tht• union "" .1 barga1n1niagcnt an October 1h1.•\ \.lid .. The) re ·11hc hospital) ~)mg that n\IJOllt) doe'n ·1 rule " \atd 81ll1t' Mart1nc1 .an inten\IH car<' unll nurse and POl,lf'E l.OG I nine Two men \lok <t t ~·puck of tX·er lrom ThC' till liquor \IOIC •S 11 ("11m pus l)r tht't\ dro't' off an .1 hlue'Old~moh1k • • • gunman pJ)3f< ntl) hot out v.1ndO"-'!> ul Po" er f 1tnc!>~ < t'ntl"r, 141 ~O < ul"rr f)r The d~ma l' "t°I' c'iltntc\led at SI (IOU • • • )outh a11rnd1na ht'I h1ah ~hool prom at 1hc lnant• ll1hoo "•~junchC'd 1n the fa~ b\ an a ..... ul~nt he \al he knew • • • •\ "•nd31bro'-r 1n10 a studc.-n t'~ lock.er at \\uoJbr1d c th h ~hooland'turcupth~e tC'\tOOQk\ • • • ppro•um~toh SC/ 000 in ' '>h and ca~h1c:f'\ chcd.~ "11-.; ppeurcd from the · ,\irPorter Inn. I "<XJ la~·'\nhur ~l,·d ••• Partt\U ttf"nlc\I 1-.0 teen ae sirh conun~lt) \Pit an,f thn.'" food •l their d..au1ht ·r, "ho .1 c.·"' \ unrtportC'd , ice prc\1dent ut the union lon1I that hJ<, h'Hl'll' \nd ''e dvn·1 "ant to be told 1h;11 af ~hr '-J1d nearl) 6()0 mcmh\.•r, ·Bua 1h"' 1<; \m1. ri ·a \OU uon·t hle 11 lca\IC', .. !lhe 1d Al <> on the hnC' was I arry Lan ford. and maJorll\ rule'> f h1.· ~1anf 111 tfir1.·110" l ex.al unaon president <. h_n !\ta.to"· . -.ho had comr to''''' h1 mother Lill who 1.,unfair" \\hov.ur\smthc pcd~m<v.ard,Q.1dther(" was 1n thl' inten'>tH' 1.al't' unit -.11h heart Hospt\al \<lm1n ... 1ra1111 c ll'llrtll \t " J nur'iing honage and thtrt"., a rnp1d P.f'Oblcms' .. he's gcu1n1 good care. I Kooth 1.,,ucd a pre"' rl"lc:asc: \l,111n~ that "\~r-no' er rat<' a1 Fount.aan Valley support them (1hc nuNCs) and I think they hospital offiual\ l h.1lkngl'<l 1hn•lt•d111n 1n . ~Jors said he'd b(>cn 1nt11n1d:ucd b\ a 'hould be tr~tcd fatrh :· hr ..aid rnurt bccau~· nml· J)('c1ple "hn hJdn't ho _PHJI b\l.trJ member .,..ho o.\lltgl'dl\ ~•d J....ith\ J • cl man, prt,1dent of the talt ~c.lril.cd for tht ho\f'll.11 1111 11H111th<, shl' J lo~ hC'r JOh 1f 'lhC \Ott'd IO fa\Of o( L'nllCd '1.iUC"j(' SSOC:llttOn Of (abforma. alh:gedl> "otc:d · the union 'lhe 5ald <1he hlc-d a ane,.ante w1d the d('monstration wa~ "1nfor- Rooth said un1l•n \Upportcr' .11fo,,cd claiming hara<; menl and that the labc.1r mat1on~I onl)" v.1th· no antcn11on or a · '•nual 'ltransrr.,·· 111 'Oil' Jnd .allrgt•dl~ Board had "'~ued a no\IC( tor the ho\pt\~I tn._r \he 1d our~'> an non-union affect the cl~ ta on '' hn h 1hc un111n "on h} 10 cca" the lh~at hll p1tal\ make a lot I~ •• than olhen. \I\ \Otes fhl'rc v.crr 6~ countr<l Oncoftho~on 1hep1ckcthnew1\ Ualda The 'ltanm1P3'11'1 uthrm ('l.laforrua i "\\ c h.nc dcc1,kd that 1h1· nmrc Rcrd Y..ho \.iltd \he hu. ~n a nur" for aboua S ~0.000 io S:! I ()OCI a 'car. ~~Id. prudt.•nl th1ntt IO du .and tht' 1111lr\l' ol more' than 4 0 )e3"' l:ihe' ~n c~plo'l'd The 'l\:ak tnp 1\UI at s~ Jx'lo 4\ bet •he at tion that v.uuld ht· nw\t la11 ti• all "to at ~UT1ta1n \allC\ ho<1p1tal for 14 ''e3f\ \aid allo\\ the 1 ourt\ to d~ 1dc "h\'th<"• the arfd ''ork lair or nol .. hr \illd Rred a rt\ldent of ~nahe1m. ~Id her rhe lJn1ted i'.r uf"('S of (ahtomaa al But nur~ . .iu:urdina \.() unmn \KC m:un reason for dcsmoo\lnlt101) wa~ the 1m.l~dt·~ phar-n~ l\t d~llt .. n •nd Olhef pre.,1dcnt for11ne1 . .ire a-.kang tor ",1 \,,l\ ·• "undrmocrat1l 1rc<11mcn1 of nurses.. prolC'I 1unal\, but not doClor-.. The union 111 their JOb\ und ,.,.ant a .. decent \\,\~l'" "The labor union did "'" the ~ltt:iion as r«ogn11ed an a h<xpatal m Garden · \\ e'rc re ponsihlc for paui·ni care 14 and v.e '"'uuld hkl" 10 pnxC'C'd Wed lake 10 uro' c.-. th<' o nl} other local 10 Onin~ hours a di\.' ,he !lo.lid "The doc.111r<, 10 Stt the ho patal progrc ., "11h our help · Count). 11ffi,1al\ \itd the haa \\ll rrw, 1ng 'lhl" rcturn('(1 to C h;ark Dn'c: .rnd \1cton.1 \trt't 111 lind 1t., rnntent'i .;ttcrl•d 111 the road l lcr ".1lkt. Y-hic.:hhddS.tOla\h.1nd. fl·"~hn ~ "·'" nu .. ,1 11g. flunlin~l<>n Bt-od1 \ 'i«UMt) auard JI lht• ll11llllllJlt1n (enter \1 II ~1d an ., !'Olli ho~ \'"' lmt at the mall bct"-~en 11 J .m and 'fr m lhc !lo\. v.ho '11d ha\ p.;arcn ts wcrt 'ita\1na u1 1 mn1l'I a1 the bcat'h. ~a' l:urr 1.1~l'n 10 01:ingl'\\ClOd . . . fhiC\C''i \.'Uta lod lo a t(' an th' 'O(IO blod. uf Oen nu~ ()ft\ t and '1c1k I ~ nun\ ol mOat<lhl~ ~,,., \ .1h1\'\l 31 s .000 • • • p;s\wrb) h>unJ •n onJ1~lo',C',I qu n· lit c.lf "omcn·~ knaeric 1n thl" po11k 1n1 Im 11 fer") n' 7777 fdtn&<'r \H • • • ·~~ )outh v.a\ 'hou11n1 b:i'kct\ 1n the I 000 bki<. l of L 1nra C trk "hc.'n n m11n all edl> thrt'atencd to c mC' uuc"dt and CUI the" II • • • One v.oman nJ tv.o JUH'n1cl\ "-CIT taken tnlo CU\llXl) for alk1 dly tnin1 hl \\cal~~ en. c 11c tape' •nd ""'\;he\ II .\fan _,_ aro an ll the re 1dcncc. The plant wa ta en l tie dc.,tro)ed • • • \ rM1dcn11n the 200 b\octi. of\\'oOdl~nd Om'c H:pm 1.Cd unda) th.al • former roommtttc rook. 'tt:rco equipment and compa t J i\C ~ Newport Hc-ac-h .\ C"Jn' a' fl 1 conta1n1n1 .a.soo cath ""' t.akcn fiom ;a lod•C'd drawer at Bi~· \1arint'. ~ S. 8 ~front. atkrthclhicfcut lhr lod un a ,hJan 11a~\ dom to enter the bu"ne '· • • • \(,mcone c nttitt\ a \ac&nt, unlocked o01C'\: '\Otte at 1600 Do' e St • pulled the cc1hna f\Jncl nd crawltd 1th1 · '*Sh the ccalma 10 cn1e1 tv.o other u1tc •nd take fa\ mi. hin fmm \~o bu it\ • • • . . .. • . ,,, 0rMge Cout DAIL V PILOT I Wednetday, May 24, 1989 Million-plus protesters demand ~l's o _u . ter Ang•l~Vluer Mfts Holland .crowned~ ... IVilss Univ.erse ·· . CANCUN. Meitfco(AP)-Angela V 1~ser of Holland was crowned M rss Unl\·erse after being cho en on Tues- da) \ught from a lield of 76 conu:~ tahfs from around the world. Miss Visser. 2:!. a model am.I bCaooc:1an from Rotterdam. '"n!> SJ00.000 in pnles and a )~ar a-. titleholder. Miss LJn"ersc 1988. Porntip Nak.birunkanok of Bangkok. l'hal- land, presented the cro\\ n to the winner after swimsuit and c"enmg s,owf!J. compet\tions and personal interviews. First runner-up was Miss "eden. Louise Drcrcnstam, 19: second run- . ner-up, 11ss l ' .. A.. Grt>tchen Polhemus. :!4. of Fort Worth. Te:\as. thud runner-up. Miss Poland. Joanna Gapinsak, :! I. and fourth runner-up. Miss Mexico, Ard1ana o\bascal, 18. BEIJ ING (AP) -One milhort people in 8C1Jina and tens of thousand in other c1t1e ntarfhcd Tuesda> to demand that Premier L1 Peng re 1gn, and there Y.erc 1gn he . might be losing a J>0''er struggl~wtth liberals m the leadership. 'Foreign Minister Qian Q1chen. in the first official rc,elat1on of thc •-.; backst;igc conu:st ~ince L1 dL·rl~rcd martial la" atu rda) in part!> of the capital. said Communist Pan) ch1d Zhao Zt~ang rcma1ncd in otlil .. e Zhao. a comparatt' e liberal. fa\.orcd mccung \\Ith uni\ Cl \II~ SIU· dents \\ho occup1('d Tin.nanmen Square on Ma> 13 dcmandina talk\ on democratic reforms. He was stud to ha'c offered his 1rsignat1on JUSt before L1 ordered soldiers into the Cit). Wan L1. head of the Ch1m'!.C Proplc's C:ongn:-ss, cut a U '. "ls1t shon T uesda) af\er meet mg wtth President Bush and Amencan of- ficials st11d they expected him to pre-ss for Li's ouster. The C'ongre s 1s the national lcgrslature Qllln·!I comment to European ommun1t) ambassadors. reported bL d1plumat1c sources. was the first official \\Ord on Zhao·s status. In utl)e1 1nd1ca11ons L1 nu} 1x IO•tni ht p()W(.'f Slruggk With Zhao·s fac11on a m1hlaf) officer wa~ quo1ed as sa)ina lroops ordered in10 Bc1Jing ha' c betn told to '"•thdra"' He did not sa) how far The official Xinhua Ne"' AgcnC') ah.o rcponed puhhc demand for Li's ouster for the lir!.t time 10 its report on Tuesdn) 's march in Beijing. "The O\ er" helming maJOrih of the slogans of the parade \.\Cre directed ag:un<.1t the ch1eflcader of the Sta tr Council." 1nhua~1d, rcfcrnng 10 L1 but not b> name The • 1ate Coun<.'11 1s China's cabinet. Arab. 'League suri1rriit focuses o~ sharp . . . divisions .over Lebanon, Palestinians . . ' CASABLANC'I\. Morocco (-\Pl - .Kmg Hassan II on Tuesda) "el-. corned Egypt back to the <\rab League .. af\er 10 ycan. of ostracism as he ·opened a summit conference focusing on sharp di\ 1s1ons o'er Lebanon and the Palestinians. · Egypt1;.rn President , ':'f osn1 Mubarak urged greater sohdaril) among lhe league's :!2 member na- tions and said the .\~ world hopes this confcrenCl' "111 mark a "ne" dawn." -... Hassan said he was happ) to see the t.g) puan leader "ht>re among us. reprcsent1ng his people. the people of Arab Eg) pt "'ho ha\C fought and struggled for a half-cc ntun ... 1n suppon of Arab rights." T"c1.tv-one Arab leaders are at- tending t'he two-da) summit, includ- ing Col. Moammar Gadhali of Libya. who had threatened to bo)COtt the mceung 1n protest over Egypt's readm1ss1on. Onl) Lebanon. ruled b) n'al Chnsuan and Moslem go,crnments. was not reprl!sented for the first time si nce the Arab ~ague was formed . Hassan greeted h1~ guc-st~ at the entrance to the palace as the)' began arriving separate!) at 6 p.m. an bullctprooflimou anes. Thl' king did not embrace Gadhati, as he had the other leaders. The leaders held a two-hour infor- mal session and con.,.cned again t>chind closed doors after speeches b) Hassan and Mubarak. Confen·nce sourcts said the main topic wa\ Lebanon. • Mubarak, reading from a prepared text, called the gathering "an histori- cal conference. con.,.cning in an atmosphere ol brotherhood." LA's trike negotiators meet with legislators LOS ANGELES <A P) -Ncgo- 11a1ors for sinl..ing tcachers and the school d1\tnll tra\\~·d~ Lraml·n- to on T uc .. da' v. her<."\ the' met lrg1slaton and sought assurance 1h.11 state mone~ v.ould help end the "alkout that has stalled edurauon in the nation's second-largest cit}. (.,, :"It-just ha to ('Orne to an end soon ... I'm a ngl"). I'm hurt. and I'm d1sappo1nted," ( arolc Keen. presi- dent of 1hc I 0th D1stnct PT A. s~ud a\ the s1nkc ""ent in to its 10th day in 11lc na1ion's second largest school ·di!>- tnct. The stnke has cut deep anlo ancndancc for the more than half m11liorrstudents of the Los Anllclcs Unilicd S<.hool Dt\lnca "'htlc-the maJorit} of the l 'nncd Teachc~-Ll''> ~ngelc mem~rs remained ou1 ol school. The district satd 62!6 rnon: teacher'> re~ncd lO cla~srooms Tucsda\ - 3,-60 more than the first da) ot the strike But 26.:!50 nomrnll} \liOuld he: in cl:rss .. . THANKS A MILLION LEARN TO Ride !I(__ Sirhan bid for parole denied by state board • WeServe The Costo Mesa Newport Harbor lions extend a very special thank you to the people who will be joining us June 2, 3 and 4 at the Fish Fry and Comivol. Your porticipotion allows us to support many fine organizations and worthwhile causes in ovr community. Begin Instruction In Horse ridi_ng And Jumping. Call Carrie At 675-8965 SOLEDo\D (.\Pl -~1rhan Strhnn l scrvin& ~ hf1: term tot J~~'"na11ng Sen R o~rt r "l'nncd\ \\a\ dCnll'd parok 1 ue'><lJ ) ..illn hi., llJth parolt• hcann~. 1n \.\h1ch he cxprl'\~d re- morse for the -.1a., 1ng and -.aid ~I \Car'> in flrl\on \\,1\ 'pk nt' nt pun1\hmlnt I hc st.ile H11.1nl ol Pn,on 1crn1' made 1\\dcu'>1on .ilkr nl•arh .in hour ol dcl1bcr..a11c1n\ 'a' tn11 \tth.m ''"" unsu1tblc lur parull .rnd call111~ "enncd) ' murdn one ol the mml shcxk1n1u1mi:~1n L lmtorv. Dunng llw luur hour hc:ar1n1· ~1rhJn told lhl· 1hrce-mrn1tx·r pand he "a~ .,l1rr' lot lullintt i...cnnl'd) and v.1~hcd the lllfllt' had nncr hap pcncd .. I feel \.Cr) \<Id 'cl) \orr>-Hn remorseful th..it J human hit' "'n' \akcn," Sirhan )3td "After 2.l )Car\ .... I ha.,.e tx·cornc quite t·on' meed tha1 m) act "a~ \l'r) "'rong. rnorall~ and humanl). '°"'ard Rohen Ken- 1 ncd). and C\fX'Ctall) toward ht\ fam1I) and ht'> lo.,.cd one~ and ht) supone~ CELEBRATE TI-IE OPENING OF OUR NEWESTCLUB I IN MONTEBELLO. .. I reah1e th<' mt'>l:tl.c ot 11 and I ""•~h from the bottom of m) hcan that 1h1) crime th1'> horrible cHnl. ncH·r <x:curred " Aloha Airlines at fault in lutMF.N A.'1> ~."1 ; 22toco'1onl,, $ccJ,,..fl ~ Stop bV orfol HOiiday S&xflodoy foro ......... llur. fatal accident WA HINGTON t ~P)-Tht Na- uonal 1 raMpona11on Safet~ Board said Tunday that loha 1rhn" had attclf to blame for last ye.aft accident over &be Pacific Ocean in which an atttndant Wlj uckcd to her death af\cr the plane ·sf usclqc peeled optn. Tht board "otcd '·I to ancu as the accident'& "probable cause" lhe fail· ure of AJoha' maintenanct workers .. to dt\t<'\ the prcxncc of i&nificanl d1sbond1n& and fa11aut damqt'" alona the skin of the J 9.year-old Boeina 737. As contnbu11na causes, lht NTSR Cited the rcdtral Aviation Admin1,._ trat1on for improperly ane "n& the airhne•s in=uon prosram and for is.u1na in wite or«n to en\utt the tak\)' of a1rbnen. Specifically. tht NT 8 Mid the FAA bad erred by not orckn111 that rivets 1lo111 joints 1n the 737'1 outtt skin M rtplaced much cai'tier than \Mywttt. ft wu ~I 28. 1911. Kici<knt lh.t ~ conmn1.,_ 11i'!1 airtin-. The AloM plac ........ llMft than 90.000 tlUOA Md Md beea one of dat ft,. 12.,... by lo.Ji:' bolnl. rec-., Hong Kon& commerc:1al radio r('- ported the pany Politburo d~1ded to strip L1 of both h1~ go\C·rnmenl and part) Posts and that Zhao would re~ume his du11c The ~port could nol be confirmed and was one of many cootradtctOr) reports on China· murk) poht1cal s11uat1on HowcH~r. Lt's failure to enforce mnnial law tourda)'<>af\crdeclanng It in a har'>h speech b1 oadcas1 na- uon" 1de seemed to indicate he lacked ·adCQUfll.C :,uppon Wtlhtn the gO\Crn· ment and pan). Also uncertain 1s the !!ltalu\ of senior leader Deng X1aop1ng 84 bchc\.cd to be ~hind the rnickdown "Dear tudcnt • )Our final goal 1~ not far away," a ~tudent announcer s:ud o'er a loud.,peakt>r to the 30.000 student~ ~till oceup)1n1 T1ananmen SQuarc. The protc ters onamally sough\ n daalOl\le wath the go,emmcnt on press and othrr reforms but s1ntc mantal la"' ha\e demanded Li's re5igna1ton. Out-of-to""n student) con11nued to flock to Bc1Jin1 to J01n the protest c' en thuu~ man)-of the onainal BciJ1ng s1rt1'.er left the square 1n cxhau.,11un aficr a \.\Ceklong hunger ~tnkc (' ·\ l ,I t 'OH'\ I ·\ HHlt:t·s By The Associated Press Anti-radar mlsslle launch successful CHlNA LAKE~<\ V \L \1. E.\PO-..:S <.. El\Tf:R -\ m1\'>tk dc~1gnl•d lo guide usclf in and destro~ enrm~ radar post'> undef'H'nt It~ ~,·~nd suc·ccs')f~I tc~I. the A'rr Force announced Tucsdo~ Thr ;\(1M-l )ti.\ nm~1k. code nam1:~ Tatit Ra1nhow. Oc" :'via) 17 at tht\ high d_l.'\l'rt IC\I ba\l'. hu~ the test wai.n t pre' 1ousl} re"calcd It wa<o the St'cond of 2) planncd te'>t' the ..\1r f orce \81d The m1ssik"'aslaum.hcd frum :i B-5~ bomtlcr ant.I homc.-t.l 1n on 1tstarge1 C\ en though the radnr 11 tract..s "as 'hut off tllKl' dunn~ 1hc 01ght. the \tr Foru said. ~ental patient escapes SAN BER NARDINO -.\ mcnrnl hosp11al pa11en1 pruppcd ·• blan>-l't tn his bed. cut through a pair of fence\. d1mbnl nnotht·r apr>arentl) changt'd htc, clothe<.. and OC'd frnm Pauon ~late I lo'>p11al .1uthont1c\ ~1J Tuesda) PolM put out an all p()tnt\·hulktin lor Trill' Wa,hin,111n. :!"+ Wa h1ngton "n' dc\Crtbrd a\ J' pJrano1d sch11ophrcnl{' wnh "1okn1 tendcncacs. He \\iJS d1argl·d v.11h Jlll'nlPtl·u murder or a peace offirer and as~ult ""ha de.idh "l'apon but \\J\ found mcntall) incompetent to ">land trial Hts ')talus thanged \tnnda~ v.hi:n hl' ¥1,1, Judged mental!~ rnmpetcn1 tu stand trial. Insurer accused of holding big surplus LO ANGEL I::" -An a11orne ~ ( nntl'IH.h 1n a lav.\u1t that Slate Farm hJ' built up too big a \urpluc, tn premium doll.ir-. o.1nd asks the rnun lo order lhl· com pan' 10 return $6 9 h1ll1on lo 1t<, tu,tomrr'> na11on"'1Jc Wilham hcrnoll a former pre~1den1ul1he < altlorn1J T nJI UJ\\ 'l'rs ,\\soc1a t1on.,.. ho frcquc.-n1h appear!. 1n coun aga1n'>l 1n!>urcrs. fill·J the )3\\ .,uit· \.1onda) in ~upenor \oun He contend'> 1hat Bloomingwn. Ill -bac,ed ~tatc FJrm hold\ near!) SI 1n surplus for C\ Cr\ premium dollar far 1n ('\Cl'\\ 11( "h,1t hl' l 3fl, the indUStf\ standard of about SJ Ill surpl.-s for n l'r) s:: 1n pri:mtums. '\ \TIO'\AI .. BHIEt'S Panel votes for FSX restrictions I• • WA Hl:-.IC.,10' -lh<" Hou..c £ nrc1sn \llJlr\ ( 0111 m1lll"\. \t>led 22 12 on Tue~a\ to modaatl' \l'n.ttl'·PJ'>\l'd lc.-g1\lo.111un 'ol.hllh 1ndudc' tond1t1un' on 1he tr.insfrr L ~ al'ro\p.icc.-le< hnulug> to JJpan lor the rn-produt 11on ol thl' F5X JCt ligh ter. But Rcpuhltcan mcmbt-r'i s.11J the lcg1\la~1on remain\ .. ,~·111 bait'' bcc'ausc Prc'l1d<.'nt Ru<ih OJ'PO'>l"\ an\ rcci;tnC"tmn\ on ht\ ah1ht) tn ncgo\latc the agreenH:nl .... 11h thl' Jaro.1nnc ~C•H rnmL·nt · l he Housr panel rdincd kg1'>la11u11 dral\l'J h, ~en Robert ( B~rd I> \1. \a .. aner that boJ) narru\\ I~ dekJICU. s>.i ~ J fC.')UIUIJOO tu dt)JpprO\ e the CO·OCH'lnpment dl.'Jl fht' lhrd all1l'0001l'nt \\llUld IOlfXl\C J 0.lt proh1h1t1Un on the trdO\ll'I of u1t11 .. o.1f l ~ rngtnl' tnhnolug) 10 Japan durrng lCI· produlliun T hl' lfuu'><' p.llld lhJngl·J that 111 ;tn C'\prt'\')111n ol u mgrns1onal 41en11mcnt thJI ~ul h tl·rhnoh•i) ">huuld not be tran">frriC<l and IP.,. tng the tlou\l' anJ 'Knatc a d1:tllll' al \l'toing lhl' ,manil'nll'nt 1f a tr.1n'>kr \\3\ arrro'l'li Marcos' condition worsening HONOU LU -r 11rmcr l'h1h 1i11tnl' Prc\ldcn1 I erdin.ind \1arw,· n1mllt111n ha'> deteriorated to\\ hea· h1 I!> Jl·~mlcnl on lill ·,uppnn machine·' anJ lhl pt0'>1X'll'> lor ht\ "1r' l'al .trt: \hm hi\ Jodor' c,.11d I uc\d:l) 'It' ii llllrJlkhl·\~Ur\l\elho lar Dr ( Jhtn \\ong \1ar(O' l Jrd1olog1!.l sn1d.ll<t Ol'\.\Ht1nk1em~ Dollor\ \illll \.1atl11\' lift" lhrralt'ncd h\ .1 m,1<,\l\C ba\lcrt,tl 1nfl'( 11un k1dne~ fa1lurl' l•trtltal ta1lurc pulmonaf) IJ1lurc .ind rncumcm1,1 I k I\ un.1hk 111 hrl·,11hc on hi\ cl\\ n and 1' Ulllktt1otng ulO\t,tnt l..1Jnt'~ d1al "1' Reputed mobsters convicted NC\\ Y<>R" -C1C'nt•(101t1 rq1uted mohho.,.dnhn(i11111·,or11thc1 v.u' lun' ll leJ l uc\dtl} 111 ni.1nJe,ing a mul11m1lho11..JolWr harnn ring. hour\ al\t t u1ud~rdl\ll11\\cd 11 holdout)utm 'l'lrh11 ~1<.I he It lt'\l lor h1m"'t'lt and tw, fam1h (1oll1 <1nd co-dekndanl John C arnC'gha "ere min I( 1rJ on :ill lount\ '"' c.irhl'I trial~ enlkt.I in 0\1'tr 1.1I\ fhl' Jdrndant\ \ho"cd no rmouon '" thr JUI\ pronounced them 11u1h' ol rackttt'C'rtOi f\O\\('\"on "1th tntl'rtl to tJ1~tnhuw hcw1n .rnd con'>r11ac) \\1th intent 111 d1,tnh11tc hcrom Hnth nwn fatr up tn '(' ~cars II\ pnc,on Pardon denied for model fugitive COLL 'iBI.\ \C -\\tateho.udrrfu ·dluN:fa\toappro,earcqut~I for 3 pardon from a con,·tctrd armed robber \I.ho \tarted a fom1I~ nd a c;.uc<"r dunng her IQ )CM' on the run Tht' Department of Pro~.it1on, rarok ilm1 Pardon t\l~C\ \Otcd 5·:? to rcJl.'1.t Ka) \m1th'\ rtq~'' for ;t pardur 1n'c~t11;at1on ~ul .annountrd that her parole d;atc hoad ~n 010\Cd up lrun1 pnl t9QO 10 ()(', I~ h:~au"K' oft hr '-'<lrlt the '7-)Cat-old "omoan ha~ donl' 11 pr1 011 1n l 975. · m1th wo convtctcd tn ~th ( 4rnhna on fh e \:OUnt\ ot 111med robber) .md !.Cntcnccd lo 11 -,car\ '" pn un 'he \\alkcd .l\\3) from a \\or • rclca\t' pro&ram thrrc )car' later o, t·t the OC'\l to : ~car\, \he earned her h1 h hool d1plomJ O'ercame drug and al ohol abu\C mamt'tl. ra1kd a fosll't child und t"-O wn!> ond hccame a ,ucte ful real C\tatc il'nt. MOHl.D HHll .I·' OAS meets In Panama PAN .\~1 Cl I Y. Panama-Panama·, fort'lgn m1nt'>tcr said top olTi 1ah he-Id a .. po ltl\.e, amicable" mecttna T ue\day ""tth a Latin mcncan m1 \Ion 111 ~Oncale &he m1htan<onuollcd go,emmcn\ anJ the oppo ,,; n. r ~ dckaataon from the Orpn11atton o( merican tatt\ INl\td carticr to ml\eJ reaction~ and tool. a conc1hatory tone. • They arc 1n\C~t1ptm1charac that Panam•• de ( c10 ruler. Cicn. M.an url nto~10 Noncp. nullified nattol\al rlcchon to prt\Cnt an oppo 1t1on "'1:10~ . Shamir rejects. U.S. proposal JERU ALEM 7 fhc arm} rounded up Palt\tinian 1c!1-.1i\\ 1n raid\ on fhe Hllaacs m the West Bank before: dawn TUC1da), 1ct0nhnJ to Pale 11nian and I raeh new rcpon In London. Prime M1n1\tc-r \ 1t1hak ham1r dismisstd as "u\CIC •• U. . calls on hracl to withdraw from tht '\.UfltC'J ~~· . A pro.PLO ntwspaper \n Jcrusalm\ publi1hCd a Palm•nian ~l tu ht presented at the Arab summit 1n Morocco Uf'llnt rab laidtri 10 ttL~ 1~ .. rr' pcact olananddfmand lhat the UnnC'd &atessupponcreauonofa PaJtst1n1an 1t;air. In the occupted Wna Bink. tbt army damped CUrht oa fh t Wnt Ban~ '111....,0rckftdall men bet~ the .. of lS arid40outofthcir home and m* a number Of arrests, ~reports IUd. Arn;ona the* ~Weed weft five Palelt1ntan1 from I M_,..y1r. i Orenge Coat DAILY PILOT/Wedneeday. May 24, tM9 M Morning clouds to give way to su_nny afternoon • I DRINKING FromA1 .....,.,. (0 " ..,, I" .,. ,,,.., • ._ -~ H.Qn,,...,IO ,_.,,,.,.~ /llWf '""'ld.ty IOw1 "' """....,-10 ..... , SOI ,.,,._. """= ,.,.., IO 1"'911 -D.l""W M9 ""' 111 1 _. arao VA&..Ln'I -l'M<"r .......... l!lw ODUOI -•· ... .. t&lfr/ ~ ..,,, ... 10 ,.,.._ -1010 n,..,. ... .,,. ~"-li'fht 1• fO el f# -~ IOtWJ"C -'"""~ l0...1 "' t'V 505 H \flt T>lutMW~ ....... .,. 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'"Thai"• funnel ta~ monc) into a fund. not fau It m1gh1 t.1ke JU'it onc rcxktall rcimbur 1ng tho~ IOJUrcd in akohol- to pul a pcl'\On O\Cr the hmtt •· related acC1dcnt'S C1mirlr.in ~uJ he la,orC'd a practice Wood ~1d the bill hung an hmbo °""""' 0.1.....00 l';oOUC)on ,~ ~· ~· ~ ..... l!"P4d C>tt '"'° •"'-'d .__,., ltOl"f ,,,, "' llo<Uoro ,, lo.Afl S1Tha<M1 V S....O<f Salt l 4"1• C11 ~~ S..-.~onl'> s,.., .11.W<\,. II s-.. ,, StStt~ .. • ""'-·· suu .. !otw ... Pi>)ll ~.,,, .. S<OUa , ... ~~--.. Spl t'9f tl0 M~ s,. .... ,. l.wl~ll'• IM11>• '' l'tn~ T61POO TOf>t•• Tuoon T.-W I"""° w .. o W••"•noron o C' Wl'llfffltt"'n w .. ,,.t,. WIC"°'''""' w ... ._. \A. ........ ¢'1.()<of ........ Y c:.un,im1 .. n .,...,... 89 .. Ill 19 14 '°' .. 84 as S9 8) ,, •• ., 81 ee SI> 117 101 .. ,,. ., ,, ea llO .. "° • J7 88 n 89 fl() 1 I ,, tOS 88 8S 91 15 .. 81 •l •• 11 .. loO tC)4 :: Ca lif. te mps S• •• ~· H>l"" -1) l'Ol 47 ...,.,,.,_ ,, u •4 huto... " .. SI lf'-.onc 114 49 4) l1jkM 6t 4J •1 linoc> " so .. 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I m og re port ··- Tide • .&5 32 21 53 ~ ~ ~~ ;;--""'.. ;: :~ n.w..., t>J \Mtt• Crw 1111 SI ,.,.. low 7 4S. m ~ 5 IJ s ..... l.,' °" ,, ,. 41 llW "'' ~·IY M .... ~nc DoW.CI Flrel lWoh 3•11p m '' &I \.om• M~ •• b~ •1 ptf'Clo<U gooQ ""~ l'f l"•OUQl\CIU' Int SeconcJIOW I oh 11 m $0 •• \#"I~ Y.:in•o *4 S• tounly"""' • ,..-.,,,.." StM'CIMo l•oelt'• Ttw ""''"' l°"'"lf • 1 UP ... ntn H· \too·"" PO \1 :::~~~~:r,.;,ouncy-•1'11 Thun$y<M~H•"' -M>Uill lSJ ~· 1•"0' V# l •• )1 p ft\ )7 T0t••'W• JO \ l'Olln.w'l\t.JN!MO!ntjf"llt"'ll'ilf•.. fhrlllOOf\lPf\IOOf')'lMISS•"' -~ J ~-m~OOl•"'ll \' \• ~ lit~ \1•100 ~ ... t,,1\11 101 19' vtrv 10011"' ""°"'~'''"">'"' 1111•"' Ir================================:; ( h( OllOrnC) h Ol)e) a leg1\l:11or \\ 111 p1ek up lhc bill soon and push the 11 throJ.Jgh to lt1w. Wood said the 1978 la" "a~ originally passed bcca\1~ ta\ern;; aod rc\taurant could no longer line.I in~u~n~ due 10 the thrr.tt oflawsun Lawsu11s ag111ns1 drinking C\tabh,h· m ~I) were common before 191.8. he Men 's Traditional Clothing Westcli(f Plau 1104 Irvine Ave nue Newport Beach, CA 92660 e (714) 645-0792 1ra1ning for barlen<.krs 10 re,ogn11c M>mc11mc~>ub1lc \1gn'1 ol drunl..· cnness Furth\:rmore.. bartender' must be cncouraeed to tall.. 10 cu\- tomciri. before serving thc.:m.. ··reeling them out'" 10 sec 1f 1he) came for a rclU!fl&.d.~inlr. or for J chance to ··~ct plai.t'crt-l:I of wmc bars 1n nonda Th~ bare; until pending Monda)'· dec1s1on But 1ns1all brc:ithal) 1eri. and 1al..c now that the pro1ect1 \C law hai. been patron., car kc)'> when the) tntcr the been upheld. victims deserve on C'>labh<,hmcnt Patrom rclne' c 1hc1r altcrnall\C rout~ of compcn~uon lr.C)\Onl} ?ficrthC) pac;~ the blood· ,~--===========================~------=----:-~~~~~----1~==========================:::::======================~ said But banendcrs. \\h1k concerned about the dangcr\ of dnnlong and drn 1ng. arc skeptical of lcg1<1IJ11on forcina them to 8\sumc ult1mJ1c rcspons1b1l1t). anording 10 Kr11h Gmirlr.1n, a bartender at 'ftlr Red Omon. 10<.·at<.-d al.IJaccnt to Wc><xh ·, alcohol ICSI But the lau..e of llrunl..cn thl\ 1ng 1\ per onal con,ump11on no1 hartcnd· 1ng lee Wood a11urne~ fur\\ ood> " \\ harf argued · Rl'gardk\s \\ ood 1h1nL" th'e cur- rt:-n1 ">}stem " tlawed Tltu'i. tht' a11i>rnc)' au1horl'll a bill talll'd the Auto pollution bill criticized by industry \\ \5111 'lu TOl\ ( \P' '"'7' • \ dean air b1ll lhal "ould toughen 'ltandJrd for moto1 'chu.: le cm1\~1on\ ",,, praised T ut.'Wa) ln \\ale offiual\ and en' ironmcnta.h>t\ ...,.h1lc !ht' au10 1ndu~tl) t:all~ 11 -·c\trcml Jnd unrca>onahk.'" .\t a ltouw l11:ur1ng. '"'"l'"''' '.>Cned nol1ll' that 1..h<,arn:cmcn1 1) ·'' >trong <1) C\ l'r o" l'I 'l'h1cle cm"'"'"' stanJ.rnh 1cop.irJ111na pa ... 1gc of nc" dl•an kg1\l::l\1on 1h1~ mu t talr.l' \1..1m1.· arnon al .i trmc that 150 million \men<. an" arc II\ mg in .irca' 1hJt '1ola1c tcderal air pollutum \Ian· dJrJ\ Rep t-knn .\ \\ a"n.rn. D < .1hl . 1.. ha1rm.tn of the lluu-.c Enrri' arHI ( ommcrcc hcahh \ut>lomm1ll\'l' :ind ch1d \ponwr ol thc hill 'k~l;in:J 1h.11 '"t' \\On't i11la1n the "'lndanh"' lor dc<Ul .ur unlc>,xonllol) .tr 11~hlcn1..·J for lilf • uud., unJ OU\C'\ B:td1..1ng that P<)\ll1on \\l.'fC en· '1ronm1.·ntal tro~ "' luu1n~ 1111.· \1crra Cluti an(.! 1hc :\'aturnl R1..·· >Ouru'i C>dcn\t' ( oun\11 . .lnd puhh\." 00ic.1u1' rl..'prl·~·nt1ng \t,Hc and 1.·nun· I) SO''-'rnlllClll\ induding Vermont Go,. M:.aJdc1M \1 Kunin r1.p.- l'\'.~n11ni the Sat1on01I fio\l~tnnr,· \\<;(XIJtlOl'I ··Mobile wuru:\ 1.tl Ollf'll lor h,llr, <>r more. ol the oir pollutJnl\ th.11 threaten public hl':lhh in our \:lllt\, nd "c \unpl) must J manJ more ol OHlll \Hll '' 1hc muwi Hh1dc mttnulauurcr\:· )h1.· \JIU "\\ c ncl..'d auwruob1ks that Jfl\l' U) \\hCh.' \\\.'\\-<IOI ll>go \\llh(lul Jr" 111g us to l'H\ 11unml'nt.tl dc\lrul'· t1on.'" fhc \lotor \ 1:h1dc \IJnufalturcf\ \'""-1a11on ul 1hc l n1tcd \tJll''> rl'pl1.'"4.'0l1ng lhi.: ·flig r l \ llUlll· mo.il..cr' sa1J 1lw bl'SI ''a' Ill n·duu· Jl\lllu11on from motor \Chide\ t) h\ "·"''"~ IM lhl' nurmJI phJ\t'·OUI of ul<ll•r 1.0Jr) \till un thl· toad l homa'> II I IJnn.1. pr1.·"<lrn1 ;ind l"hrcl c'Clult\l ullker ul 1hc a SO\..'t:I· 11\lll ....ird k\\ thah half till' ''-hid\'' no\\ 1n u-.c "ere built un1.kr th<.· IJlc\I i.: llll\\lon' '>land. rd( and lilanwd th'-' uldt..'r 'd11dc;, t\1r n1:.irb 911 rcrl°\.'111 ol th1. ll\JIU(..HOun Jilli l.ll~ln lllllll· 1J\Hl\..1..'llll\\1un' and nwH.' than -n pun.nl of lhl.' nllro)len o\ldc'> I le prl·d11.11.·d that J lurthc1 11gh11.·n· 1n1i ul .:m"'1on 1l·4uircmcnt\ "ould t1tH1.' J nun11n.tl -d1r Qu.tlll) "'-'ne1i1 lotnpan:J 10 \:Chide llct•t lurnm er·· \\.a\man s bill "ould t(lughen IJ lr.111': l:m1.,\lun c.tandarJ'> lor h}< 11.l(arbon' and nitro&l'll n\IJ\·, ~·1 Ill'\\ ll'-lUlrl'ntlOI\ Ill rl·du1.c h~1.l11J\JI hon pollutmn lrnm thl' l'\:J~>o1.111on 111 ~l\nhnl' JI lhl' pump a11J un th1..· rt._.J .• 1nJ rc1.1u11c that cnm\lon c:unuol\ I \I Cht• lull u'4.·fol lite ul an automobilc- 1 hC' 1a1lp1pl' ;,tnnd.trd'I \\Ould l..r<'I.. 111 lot pJ\ cngcr <.-al'\ bcganmng in thl' 1119~ model ~cJt anJ lxrnme c~en tou1h\:r 1n thc 21)(X) model )Cat. • Vic.toria DuPont, was active in area cha rities V1ctona DuPont or C O\ta Me du~d unc,ri«tcJI) I ut'~ " comolicahon foUO••ftl \UfFf) She,,.., 71. · llorn 1n Mutaehuttttl and raised in I rc\no. ~hr-wa, m.micd to l>r. C,cofir Z. DuPont. a k>f\1-Umc ophthalmoloa1r.t and optomct~ hot\ oa t1,c 1n charity work. Mrt. DuPont alto hdd ad tor's dear« 1n uptomNn. Tbt '-'Oupk met "'htle ancndtna Oplomdl") Jehool in BtrkC~). The) "" '!"(' marned tn 1942 ht nt\ret ~lttd, prcfcrrin1 that her tiu\blnd be the fam1h '\ onl) acth c optomctntt. Sht a l\() worttd with him on the man) (hant) Pl'OJ'-'Cts ht' v.-as in\ohCd 1n throuth IM lion·, Club and other aruuP\ Lon1t1mc e"'pon lkach rnidcnt th< wupk rrttnll) mo'cJ 10 (Q\ta Mna. BaidcS Mr hu•nd. M,., DuPont as \U~1ved b) a \a"t'r, lubcl ~Mier, and two brothcn. Ed l.\lbanan and Haia .\It.nan. Strveca1ru&a1ccHor 111 m . Fndayat t. ndn>""'' P~b\tenan Church of cwpon Btach. 600 ant Andre• R09d Interment v.111 follow ll Pac11i Vttw Cttneltty. • Peter Evans, actor in '9 to 5' FRAM OIL ftLTEaS • l•m•t 2 0 1 so'• p<><• • f '" "'°"' dometh< o"Cf ,.,,~ .. h;ct .. . . •l-•1• ......... • • •• !to .. I!' NU TOM ANTiflllDI COOlANT WHISTLH UDM OlTKTOa ··-•< ''"''«tll' Newp.ort R~sitle,,t fighting .for peace and q~iet=c~c I • D • By EMILY ADAMS -u uckc1s arc forced w take the l S minute able dcciblc levels for motor vehicle . the ti1&h""> r:urol 1h111 complaint\ su(h llS I ra r I e S Of tlwDMlyf'llot l Ylff chmb in low ~car Although he has not been able to test dcciblc W inh fia lodacd arc d1fficuh lO pro C'ule The momina Dan Wirth cut his hand on Already 1mta1cd wtth the noise of trucks levels for trucks traveling on N)CS Place. he 1 .. we·re being told b) the Hi~" a)' Patrol the front grill of a semi-truck. he decided he'd dunng the da). Wirth was especially angry certain that noise levels far exceed ~muss1blc that e1U1t1ons like 1h1 can't be hc up in court d when those .same trucks began their work day staodards. unless the cruckcrs h:ive actually tampcrtd e X·p an had enough. before 7 a.m. -an illegal act in Laguna. On "When those trucks arc going, I can't talk with thcar em1ss1ons liystcm~ ... rrank sa1J · The Laguna Beach man was standing in one OC"casion, police did fo rce a trucker to wait on the phone. I'm semi-retired, so I work out of Thc city did ask H1&hway P11rol to come • his bathrobe at 6 a.m. in the street'" front ofh1 until 7•a.m. before he continued up the hill. my house." the S9-year-old Wirth said. out and test the trucl..s Wini) complained of. With the installation of a com- puterized cataloging system. the four branches of the Newport Beach Public Library bave reported m· creased check-out of materials and reference rnquiriell in the past 12 months. house, literall y holding back a trucker. waiting In another incident. officers told Wirth he "Some11mes those trucks com.c by every 20 but none of their original cqu1pnwnt had been for police to 3mve so he could make a c1111en's wall in the "rong and allowed the trucker 10 minutes carrying up huge amounts of dart in altered. arrest. That was May I. Wirth's battle to force continue. No"' Warth is suing the cit) of low gear. The cn~incs arc just absolutel> Ho-.cver. Warth plan 10 continue his Laguna Beach to uphold noise lc'cl la~s has Laguna Beach, three trucking companies. one screaming. ~ a citizen and a taxpayer. I fight un11l trucks tra"ellng through ne11h· been an uphill chmb ever since. truck dmc r and two developers for a Jiu lc shouldn't have to sue the c1tr, to make them borhoods arc outfitted with noi'ii.' \uprcss1on The problem , Winh said recently. was the peace and quiet. enforce the law. So f'm angry.• units -or th.ear pa!t~ge I!> o utla,H·d all piercing screech and gnnd construction trucks "Basically. I'm suing the city because they Much o fWinh·s anger has bceo leveled at together. made coming up the hill on N)es Pia c. arc rcfusin~ 10 uphold the law," Wirth said. City Manager Ken Frank. who. Wirth claims "The trucks arc re pans1blc for noa~ The Balboa, Corcna dcl Mar. Bcc'll usc of the steep, winding grade of N)es Wirth s suit 1s based on a scc11on of the has shown 1nd1fTerencc to his compfllints suppression," Wirth s:ud "( 1t11.:n., o;houldn. t Place -at tim~sexce~dinga 20 percent incline California Vehicle Code which specifics allow-However. Frank says that he has been told by be rupon'>1ble for putting up "Ith the noise.' Mariners and NNpon C'eritcr Ii· braries also benefi\cd from larger collecuons. add111onal sca11ng and new services such as compact discs. videocassettes. books on tape. chtl· dren's story hours. poctr) sencs. artists' d1spla) s. and tutonng for reading improvement. J Five unsung .Newport activists honored Library hours at all branches arc 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. Monda' through Thursda). 9 a.m. to 6 p.m Frida) and 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Saturda)-The Newport Center branch also 1s open noon to 5 p.m. Sunda). By IRIS YOKOI Of u.e o...Y l'tlot S1an f ive .. ct1ve but unsung communtt) heroes \\ere feted recently b) the Dolphms DI\ 1s1on of the Newport Harbor Arca Chamber of ComJllercc for thcirtirelcss volunteer worklin the Newport Harbor area. Getting mugged led her to volunteerism Columbia prof toheadUCJ's Asian studies Pauline Yu. past professor of East Asian languages and cultures at Columbia University. has ocen named chair of UC'l's newly created depanme nt of East Asian languages and literatures. · Theodore Hutcrs. department head of East Asian languages and literatures at the University of Or-e~on, also has accepted a posltfon as professor in the new department. Students may soon be able to take the department's ethnic courscs to fulfil an interdisciplinary major in Asian studies. The East Asian classes also may satisfy the international section of UCl's new multicultural course requirement. said R. Bin Wong, associate professor of h1stol) and chair of the search com~111cc. r Yu, who has taught prevaousl) at the University of Minnesota and Harvard University, has written two books and more than a do1en schol· arly articles. Huters, who rece1,cd his d octoral deeree from Stanford U niversny. has wntten o ne book. co-edited two others and authored several scholarly pubJicatfons. Both appointments arc cfTcc11vc July I. Plastic surgeons honor UC/ prof Sandy McDaniel. Pegg) B1clcn. Jim Roberts. Jean Bo)d and Dori Fitch "ere rcccl\ed the 23rd annual 1hcr Anchor Awards at a festive honoraf) luncheon held at the New- port Beach Marriott Hote l on May 16. McDaniel and B1elen received thc a"ard for thc1rcrca11on of ProJect Self Esteem. a pare nt-involvement pro- gram used nO\\ in 220 of 350 Orange Count) dcmcntal) schools, tn 47 states and in Canada. The Project Self Esteem training video is also market· ed intemat1onally. · McDaniel was born and raised in Newport Beach and 1s a member of the p rominent. civic-oriented Spurgeon family. She taught in the Newport-Mesa Unified School Dis- trict for five )tars and has developed a number of special programs for children, including the Poison and Bum Pre"enuon Program for the National Child Health Council 1n 1974. A consultant to school d1s1nc1s across the country, McDaniel has also spoken 10 more than 300.000 people na11onw1dc and mternauonall} and has wntten for numerous pubh· cations. he 1s the mother of two teen· age children. " · B1elen. a mother of three children. also has a strong background in education. L1!..e McDaniel. she "as a teacher in the Newpon-Mesa d 1s1nct. teaching various grades for 10 )Cars. She additionally taught in Turkey for the Air Force for a year and in the Dominican Republic for the Peace Corps. She was a <fay camp counselor for the Easter Seal camp for the physically handicapped and .has ser- ved on a variety of education boards. "We spend every day of our li ves thinkmg about how to assist chil· drcn:· the outgoing McDaniel s:ud of herself and B1elcn. Roberts, owner of the Balboa Beach Co. with stores in Newport Beach and Palm Springs and one planned in Palos Verdes. was honor· ed for his entertainment talents. which he' pro' ides free at numerous communit) functio ns. ly KA TY BOUCHER Of -Da9y No4 SUfl Some may think being mugged would be an example of being at the wrong place at the wrong tame. but Jean Boyd would say, "Sometime~ something bad can tum m10 some· thing good " Boyd. 65. of Corona dcl Mar 1s one of this year's rcc1p1ent of the Sihcr Aoc-.OOF-Awar-0;-gtve~ &y-Gelplttrnr-of- the Newport Harbor Area C'hamocr of Commerce to those ci11zens who go be)ond the call of dut) for their community Boyd 1s a coordinator for the Newport Beach Nc1ghborhood Watch, in1t1atorofa hotline for latch· key children and fhe first Mrli. Clau) to arrive b} pohec helicopter "llh Santa al Nev.pon Beach elemental") schools , Boyd m ay ntvcr ha\C gotten in· volved 1n communll) acta v111es 1f 11 hadn't been for· tl\.e eventful n1gh1 during the 1984 Chnstmas season when she was hurled to the ground h' a man v.-ho ~urned awa' "-Ith her purse. .. , had parked m) car around the corner because ofsomc construction I was·doing 10 m y patio," she said "I looked aro und -I always do -hul didn't sec anybod). I struna m) purse over m) houldcr. JU&glcd m' Christmas prclit'nts to take into the ho use. and the next thing I kne" som eone had grabbed me from be· hind. · "Al first I thought 11 wa~ \omcom· teasma me. until he rea hcd for m) purse, then I rcahzed what "'as happening. I wasn·1 afraid -I "'as mad," she said In fact. she was so mad. )he !>aid. she not only st Jed w11h 1hc man but she got chased him dov.-n the street a ( had thro-.n her to the ground ing two older brothers, she was scd to rough· ho using, and her first impulse was tu fi~t back . The incident pvc her n nc" rt\JX•d for the police and lOlllcrn for hl'r neighbors. sht" said ' "Thc lullov.1ngfonuan om•"' nn neighbors i.uggci.tcd I gc.:t '"' ol\.nl with ~he 'c1p.hh<1rhl'Hxl \\JI~ h pro gram.· lihc said "It ~ JU'>t nl·1~ht)ur.., helping ncitthbo" l\;o" I .101 .1 coordinator and I m 'l'f\ do\l' \\llh the offil·er\ .1t thl' 'l'" port P11lill' Department ··1 \.\ork .._10,cl\ v.llh llll ll• \l,1r~ EHrtOn \\ho,., the tx-a1 c1 '"1111.1101 form~ area and I JU'>I adurl' h11l1 \h1· \<!RI --- ()h l' and l \Uton h:l\l 111(1.1111/l'J i:arthquakl' prq)arl·dnl'" mn·t1nf' anJ ')('t up "l't~hhorhnod \\.ill h ml'l'ting~ \\Ith \lllllllt\ll'!". ·· Reintt thl\ "J' Ill' lx·.1t \H' '' .rntl·d tht• chaldrl·n 111 rt·logn11\ him and lno\\ he'll ht' thcn.· 1fthl•\ ftnd l"t'' rl in troubk ·· ">lw "ml ·)Ill' l hud•l'll were \en l'nlln1~·d Becau~ ul lwr l'nthu".1"11 t.11 thl· Pohcl.'. Dcpartml'nt l•IW < h11,llll.1' she drcsS4.-d rn a fl'd h.11 and dH'\\ .111d brought lUOft.I\, IC! th1 '1·.,po1 t rohce officer' Offit:cr Rob < l,1ft.k \ 1 ouhln I hl·lr but not1n· '<hl dq1111nl 1111: l'l rlcll :\1 r-, \anta C lau'< "I Ol'CtkJ \llOll hdp 11n till' ( hn'>tma' pru~ram · < >.1ft.f,, ~11J "\\'c ha'c ,1 prl'lt' t1~h1 '"hl'tluk '" make 11 to"''' hool' rn lhl' hl 11, 11p ll'I and I ,1,h·d hn 11 'hl·\I I ~' ' arn\l' in thl' twirl po11·1 "11h \ 1 1t.1 (IJU\ "Cihc got rtfht 111111 th 111ll .11 d \\,.., a hill h11 "hl' \Jill "ihl '.1 h1g hdp !11 ll' \Vht'llt'' l'r \\\ h.1\l' an n t 111 "l need help on 'hl ... 1h,,1" lht·rl .in~ \ t'r> eagt•r Ong1nJll\ horn ( >h111 tt .. HI 11111\ul here in 111'6 \hl: 1.11wd 111 r d.1u~htl'r Bonnie. Jlonl' ,1ltl't ht·• IHl\h,11111 d11·d "hen thl"1r daughh r "·'' '\l.,'" nld \he "orkrd 1111 thl \11to11111h1k t 1111> o l \rrferita an c 11\til \h:.,.. 1111 ~I \.cars. a nd v. as lhC' 111,t rt 1p1l·n111l th1 I 1't Diamond \\l\arJ in 1 <>~11 .. in a"ard in "'h1d1nwmhl·"111 lht duh cho'c thl'tr la\orlll' l'mpl11H't' (hl\d \,Jiii hl'I ltll' I\ ltltld \\llh 1 hurl.h .tlll\ Hit'' •ll'fl>hh .,,\ 1111111111r anti tommunf' \l•luntl't I '~""' • For his long-term service and teachinJCOntributfons to the medical profession, Fredrick Graier received the Jerome R. Klingbeil award pre~ ented by the T he Amencan Socict) of Aesthetic Plasti c Surgery. Grazer Is an associate clinical professor of the division of plastic surgery at UCI and also a professor of suraery at the Hershey School of Medicine at Pennsylvania State Uni- versity in Hersey, Pa. Roberts si ngs.~ write sonas and serves as maliter of ceremonies for various community events and 1s a member of a number of community organizations and boards. including the Newport Mesa Founda11on. the Boy and Girl Scouts and the Boys and Girls Clubs. • ..., -~.,"'""' e...dM• Jean 8oyd hold• Officer ••ar, which th• u 1e1 a t N•'9h · borhood Watch pr09r ... 1 lnvolvlnt Clilldren. I &-cauM: the police v.erc ~o rcspOn s1' c. and b«au~ a lot of · her nc1ghborli were elderly, \hc decided she \\anted to help prc\C)Ot \1m1lar cnmc\ an her neighborhood "\Clffil'llllll' \1111 th111k '"ll lan'1 d11 'oml"thmi H11"tl -.;ml .. llu1 11 )1111 ha\~ \Our lri. '''h ,10J nl'1~hbo1) ~hind )OU. ~llU lUUld du thing' \llll . nt'H'r thousht p<1,.,1hk I 11111;ntl 111 \trt\ c to tin lhl' llTlflU\\lhll-,I\ loll}<·" I am ttblc •• He currently serves as traveling professor of the American Board of Plastic Surgery and is former pres•· dent of the Califomfa ociety of Plastic Surgeons. He received the Klingbeil award on April 12 at the American Societ} of Aesthetic Plastic Surgery's annual meeting in Orlando, Fla. Hl.l ,l ,ETI' HO \RD He and his family of five children arc active with the American Field Service, hosting students from all over the ~orld at their Ncwport Beach home of 19 }'cars. "My goal is to offset cvil, offset war and offset hate.'' Roberts said. Boyd, who turned 65 on Tuesday. is a <. orona dcl Mar resident who became an active Ncijhborhood Watlh coordinator and avid Newport Beach Police Departmcnt fan aOer she \\:lS mugged in 1984. She plays Mrs. Claus for the Policl· Dcp:irtmcn1's annual .. Santa C'laus Fly-In" in which the JOiiy hohduy coupk arc flown into local clcmcn· Ulry schools vaa police helicopter. F11ch, a nine-year Newport Bearh rcs1dcnt. was honored for hct active part.1C1 p1t1on in the chamber. She has ~rvcd u president of the Dolphin and was chairwoman of Wimbledon West. a <:harily event that e tablishcd New Directions. a home for recover- ing alcoholic women in Ncwpon Beach. Always a leader. he wa~ president of the Kappa Kapp:s am ma soronh in collqc and 5tr"ed a lJntted ~a> chairwoman fro m 19A2 to 1986. Fitch work as dtrccto r of market· ma and development for Providence peech and Hunna enter 1n Orange: nnd has three duldri:n I he 11\er \n\hor n.·up1C'nh "l'll nominatrd b) \110crcn1 ic.·1 \ IH' lfOUp), Cit) Org;.11111.ltlC>O\ Dntl tn\fl• v1dual an tht Ne\\ p<Hl II arbor ~om munll) a h )t'a1 , tht Oolph1m. appro:ich about ;o \Uc h truup\ anti a~k for nom11liltmn\ Film depicts Afrikaner's transformation into apartheid .foe Tbe "Cry o f Rea on," an Academy ward-winning film about an Afrikaner's transformation into a freedom advocate, will be shown at 7 o'clock tonight a t UCI in the Physical Sciences Building. Room I 0 I. A review of South African i~sues by a recognized upert and an eyewitncss will follow. T.he free film is being sponsored by Amncst)' lnternationar. for more infonnatioo, call Alan Rodely at 5S 1-1776 or Sandra Gardner at 643-8221 . Chlldr~n's pany at Hop~ Vl~w Mote 'han 400 children in the YM<' A aOer school program will pthcrat Hcn>e View Schootfor their annual all-site e vent on Thursday. Thi~ year's thcmc is a western ho-down aod wilt include face paintina. carnival booth and snacks. For more information call Freddie Varner at 847-9622. pstroenterologast David Glaser and rad1ol<>1at Peter WilleM will c"plain the latest advancements on the subject. Call 966-8174 for further inform11tion. lnt~r~stlng pl•c~s dlscuss~d Romantic and unu~Uftl entertainment opponunitac will uplored by author Robcn Badal at 7:30 p m. Thursday at Nonhwood Community Park, 435 I 8t')an Ave., Irv.inc. Unique restaurants, isolated sun~t spots and otncr intereninaadventurcs Wlll be ditcus~ by the author and publisher of "Romancin1 L.A." The $22 procnm 11 open to the pubhc. Add1taonal information may be obtained by calhna David Anderson at72~3. to noon Saturday at Irvine Valley olleac. Room Al07. SIS fee includes a last of materials recommended f6r watercolOr painltna,. Further information and l'C'JI • tration may be ob .. ined by calhna the colleae·~ Community Education depe.rtm~nt at SS9-3333. Triumph ov~r paralysis Oeadhoc lor application . which ma) p1dicd up lit t1'.\(1 Laauna Canyon Road orb> calhnJ4~4-I 14S 1\ l" wa) The Fe 11v11I of the ru run\ ul~ 7 throuah \us 21 Cooking without salt Methods to prtpere crot1\:(, fl 'orful me.ii ~a tho;,, ult will be revetted by d1etiL1an Carol \d. m\ ut :7 f.m. Tuadly at the Fountain Valley Rcaional Hc1$p1ual I 100 Euclid Ave .. fountain Vallq;. ' The class as 1n,ended e~pccaalh for cuda c and daabrtJc petatnt and includtt a bncf le\:.turc. c ~·na dtmonstrauon, bufYtl to .. tc and pnnted ™'lpc Admission 1 SI 0 ~r person or SI petcoupl • 966-8070 for more 1nformat1on O<ange Coe•t DAILY PILOT/Wedneadly, May 24. 1989 A7 AdmlniStr:ation revfves push to give banks new powers WASHINGTON -The Bush adm1ni~At1on will rcHH the pu$h for leJJsJat1on granting comml'mal bank$ broad new powcn aft.tr Con- gress passes the pre\1dent•s plan to rescue the sav1na.s and loan andustr). a senior Trea\ury Department official said Tucsda) The Bush admin1stra11on, hkc the Reaaan adm1n1strauon ~fore at. believes banks must be abl~ to offt'r more st~ aces. including !>Ccunll~ underwntini, lf the) arc to compete ap1nst taTJt t.nk1n1 firms from abroad. said Roben R. Glauber. Trcasul") undC"ncc~tary for finan~. .. On~ "'e gtt the thnfl 10du tr') l~nlat1on passed "'c are go1na to go b3ck lo our agenda of structural reform.'' he said Banks ha"c t>ttn barred from securities underwriting since 1933 when Congre s pa std the Glass- tea.1311 Act !ieparatang commercial and 1n' es1mcnl banking Glaubcr's speech. md1caung the Bush admmsstrati~n will follow the Rcaaan adm1n1Strat1on·s lead and ~k changes that would substant1all) ~I Glus· tee.aaJI, were the Om substantive rcmarb on the 'ubJect b) a stnior offic11l .. Consumers, Y.hether state , 1n- st11utions or 1nd1v1duatsare the diret1 or eventual beneficiaries of our reform cffons -to ofTtr them the broadest ran~ of qu&hty i.en 1tes at the most reasonable cost, coni.1sten1 wuh prcsen in& the U.S. financial S)Stem:· he told the Financial Ser· 'ices Coun<:al. a lobb~ group rep- ~ntmJ larac d1,ers1fi('(f financial compan1e!> Glauber the top adm101~tratton official for bank1n& and financial '"ucs. noted that ban._~ m Fraocc. Wci.1 Germany and (1reat Bntaan arc pcrm1ted tu underw11te. bu:r and 'It'll \ttunuc\, Q0cr rn)urancc, dc"clop real estate and 1n"est 1n 1ndu~tnal <."om panics "Pcnn1tting a broad arra) of financial sen ices and produ1.·h will allo"' ·our dome)l•l. inst1tut1on-. 10 meet the foreign compcuuon both here and abroad " C ilauber said Opponents ol repealing c,1a,S· Stca~I argue that 1n,cs1ment bank· '"i I~ too ml) for 1nst1tu11on!> \\Ith federalh 1ns"\.lrt•d depos11s But Gtaubt'r 'aid · 'x'l unties undl'.'r· \H111ns '' no more: risk)' -dl'ld probabl> le~\ ri'lil.) -than rom· mc:rciul lending ... He did not spct 11"> ci1actl) ho1o1. tht' adm1nistrat1on "-Ould extend m·" power to bank,, but he "poke fa, ornbl> 1>f a bill pas~d b~ the ~natt' last )ear l hat lcg1slat1on. versions ol which h:I\ c been reintroduced th1'> ~ear 1n both chambers ot (ongre'i~. per· m1tted bank holding co,.1panies 'hrough \Ub!>1d1ancs Jnd Y.llh ccnam satcguur<h 10 undern ntc corporate bond!> and must other \CCunt1es e\c.:cpt corporate ,tcklr. In rcmarl\ to rcponcn foUowin1 his speech. Glaubcr u1d he believed ConJ'e ~ould pau~ this~ aft.tr passrna Bush·s S&L plan and t~n tackle propc:>sal\ for restt\tcttlnn& of the financial system nut year. The tcs1 lat1on·s pro ptttHoukt be hun because some members of Con- grc s are blaming 1ll-adv1tcd de· regulation for the S&L. induatry's problems But, Glauber sard. "1t 1~ clear that Jhc model of the 1hnfi 1ndu try 1n the ~arly 1980 -with rts lack ofprivate1 up-from tap1tal and 1ll-i.upen<1~ reform -as not the model to be followed as we m ·.c forward" . . Great w ·esterri F:inancial sUeS government over· FSLIC plan By GEORGE GARTIES ,., ........... ~rltH ~ · C..reat '>. c\t1:rn th~ nauon 's thrrd· b1ggci.t thrift stands to lose S20 million th1i. ~car because of the Rank Board ruling f hat amount ,., 1h1.· dtllcrcnc:e an 1h1: cost of co,crd~l h' th1.· F <."dt'ral \a\.ings & Loan In· suranu: ( \llP .md till' Fcdl·ral De· po'>1t ln\uranu· Corp -the fund tor banls LOS ANG ELF. -Great Western Financial Corp sued the JO\ernm1:nt Tuesda). claiming that tedcral regu· la tors unfa1rl) lh\\artl'd the \a\ mg'> and l1lan compan~ ·s plan to ll'J'C 1he thrift 1ndustr) \ , fcdl·ral IO\uramc fund 1 he w1deh watl'hed tu\slc bct\\l•cn the lar1e thrift .ind the f ederal Homl· Loan Bank t\nard dl·mon!Miltt.•\ tlw anger (eh h~ manager\ ol hl·alth~ & Ls" ho blame slopp~ or d1\hnnl'\t ri' als tor the pre\l'nt l ""' 1n thl· lund that 1 n5urc\ l mtumer' dl'l)\l\ll' The la"i.u11. lile-U in l \ D1\tnll < null hc.:rl lOffil'"> om· da' alter the 13.inlt. Board rcJcc.:tcd (,r1.•a1 '>. ci.tcrn ' pw~'.iJ tu meril' t\o\o of m '>Uh">11J1anc"> 111 d deal th:ll \\ould in l'fl°cl t tal.c the rnmpam ' h•r ( .ilt· tcm11,1 operation out nt th1.· f \ IC fhc '>Ult rnlh thl' dl'U">•on · arh1· tntr) and ·l Jprn.1ou) · and lOntcnds (,re.it Wcstl'rn met the legal rc~um·· mcnt!> for 1.hJngang 1nsurunr:c lunds. "The Banl Board'\ erroneous rc· IU\JI to approH the ..ipplll.tlll•n unJU\t1fiabl) 1mprn.on\ (1reat \\ cM· l'fll Bank "11h1n tht • .ulrng r \I IC ~)'>tcm." the <."ompan> S.ild 1n an· n11unc1ng the ,u11 Banl Bo.ud .. pokc.,man \1arlr. .\dam\ t.a1d oflil 1ah had e>. pcl tell th1.· '>Ull. anJ !ltoo<l b\ thl'll dl'(l\IOll vrc:at w e,tern·r 1n.rnc1al. a lk•\ erl} Hills-based \&L hl)ldmg compam sought to mcrg\.' 11' ( Jlifnrn:a sub\1d111r'), Cin·at "'"'tern B.inil. into another !>ub-,1d 1an ( 11t·a1 \\' t"\ler n Bank of Ame1ica tac!fieting small business with package By DONNA MOONEY D.ollyl'lloc .. .-uld10t Bank or .\nttnca has maca\l·d its bid for small-business .icrnunt'> b> launching a proivam of dis- count produlls and \en llC\ The bani.•~ one ul \c,cral thJt ha'e mo\l'd to targt·t the-'mall- bu'ianl''iS niche a\ gro,qh shl\\\ in other marll•t\ • ··small hu'>inl'"' ' re,1lh hag busincss m (.ahlorn1..i \aid ~hc.-1· I) Purge'> o,en1or 'Ill' prl'\llknt nf retail product man..igcmcnt ·· 11 '>a qu1ckl~ growing 1r:icrcas1ngl' profitabk \l-gmc:nt nl tht' C illl· lurn1a C\onom~ · The bank'\ n1:" ~mall Bmrnc" Alliance offers d1 lOUnts on the Bu!>mcs~ .\nal\ Li:r and ~mall Busml"S\ Rep0rtcr scncs. and d1~ount' on pa) roll \en ice Tht• padage include) quarter() )Une''I and rqx'n". -.cm1na" lor buSIOl')'> o"' nef"'> conductN b\ local hJnl man.1ge~. and an rnforma11 on hotlrnt• \ pam·I nt crnnoml\t\ allordc)) llnd man· agcml'nt profhs1onals has tx:ep set up tu guide business owm•rs ~"'ices arc a' a1lable at no CO\I to the h<1nk's 340.000 small-bu\1ness account holdt'rs "Insight." the bank's lirst 111 a ~nC\ Of report'I. ~Id JObS In \mall bu\inC\\ and firm' pro' 1dJng ser· 'Ile) to large corporations will gro" at more than doubk thl· O\l'r.ill l'mplo)ment gro"th rate from nn" un11I 20011 \tl''e Waddell. d1reuor of thl' ~mall .llusrness Admin1strauon'!> district offic.:c in Orange County. calkd Banl of \mcnca's program a rccogn11Aon that small bus1nes-. 1!1 an "elltremcl) important pan of our clonom) here rn Southern ( alrforn1a " He add('(f. "We're dd1ghted the> 're rcachrn~out rn :i direct effort to )mall hus1ncss" Rick "1ulh. chairman ot tht< Or<111ge< ount\ ChJmhcrof( om· m('fcc \mall Bus1nC\'> ( ounC'll .,aid thl· padagc pr<\\ ides 1ntor· ma11on business O\\ ncrs tra· ditionaJI) haH had difficult\ ob- taining .. It's the t)pc of thing a small bu!i1nc'>s O\\ ncr needs 10 run the shop ..\ lot of umc"i )OU don t know whc.-re 10 gtt that from " Bank of '\menca 1s the statl"~ latJl-St bank and 1ts new program rollows s1m1lar action h\ f1r~t lntcrst.ate Bank of C nhforiua and Wells Far10 \II arelornpeting for California·., I malhon \mall bu\I· n~~s that gcnl•ratc \illc\ up to S b) \mall firms nat1onw1de inrrea'l-<l l ~ percent in the first three quarters of I Q88 Emr.lo~mcnt anuea'led .i 9 per· ccn , morl' than 1n 1ndu'>tncs dominated h> large bus1nc,., About"" out of I 0 people in the labor force wor~ for 'mall firm\ Borro"' ing h> noncorporate bu 1ness v.a\ c!>t1matcd :tt SI 12 b1lhon 1n I QI(~ Surge in manufactured goods undercuts fears of recession By JOHN D. McCLAIN W HI~(, I ()'I, -Orda' tor .. bra lll).;et" dur.1ok a.tol•d' 'uri!~d 2.•1 pcrlCllt 1n \p11I , thl· tlltlil'\I Jd\ ,1nll' s1nlc Dl·l.emhn lhl· fl>' l.'rnml nl -..ml I uc\Ja\ an .11cpw1 th;it l11rllH·r C".awd 1t~Jr'> ot'a rHl\~11111 1h1' H'at 1 h1: ( OITHllCfll' I }\•p:1rt nicn1 ,.11d order\ (ur lll,lllUfJ\ tu11.·~I go<Xh l' P«"ttd to IJ\t thrn· ~ l".11 \ 01 mori: rn~· lll3'ka\Onalh adJu,tnlS124 I h1 1l111n l:i'it month after .1 I r"-'rt t'nt 1 nu"t'.l't' rn \1 r1;h Those a.ams tollo"cd dcdmc\ rn Janu:in and h·hrui.lt\ th.11 h:ul r.11\C'd concern\ C\ uno11111.' v~I\\ th n11ght be In d11ngc1 llt \IOWIO& <.(l fllUl h lhnt lhC nlunlr) coulll 1opple 1nt11 a rl'<C\\ton brought on h~ ,1 l 11·d11 ;,qurae cn11ncercd h) the f\tkr.11 R•'~"c &3rd · But a11al) w. \aid thl· hal l·hl hJt k pin\ ot 1h~ la\t t"'o munlh\ "crc .1 good 1nd1,a11on lh;)t Jcmand 1n lhc mcinufacturin ~·{ 1or "'111 hl' cnoutih to ._ct'p the t"Conom> C\p.'.lnd1n1 th1\ ,car. 111thou1h a1 u \IOIAN fl3tl' 1h.rn 19 0;i, 1d \\) ''· .rn "°' I~,, ~ 11h r>.ua· Rt•wun~~ Im: • '>aid 1h.ll \\htlr he '1111 b.:lre\t'J l'\."onom~c -.rolAth , \\Ill"'• 1ng thl O•~l·r than•e\Jll:1.·tl·d llllll·.t'>l' 111 orOl'f\ IO \prtl \hU\\l'd lhl l'l\111 nm'" ·nut 'oltCJlllli~u1lt• J' l.1,1 il' J 1111 111 pcopll: ll1ou(?ht.' l'11'1C1llJ I rumhk .• 1n l'u11l11nll\l for tlK \\ rr \ c;roup n l Rnla ( \ ll\\\d P.1 '>.llJ \h( hl'llCh'd thl· lllllrJI l\an~ \\,\, '\IHt'\\lulh· t•ng1 n\\'ring .i ·\Ult lanJin&, .. 1n '~hll h l'l1>non\ll. 1m" th '>IO\\\ enou~h 111 dJmpcn 1n0.1lll>ll but nol enough to l.1uw a \lump I he .\prtl du1.ihk ioo\h rl'f)Ort. -.hl' '>•lid ··don 1n fact. mnkc me kel J huh: more comfortable that 1hc ~lt\Olll ~ .. nol goin to fall OUI tht' \\JI • I he rcpon. added RobC'1 t fl\-. dcr1c._ lh1cl .... H,nom1st :n the '-lonh· cm Ttu)I < n 1n C h1lago. '3" 1h.11 thl. m.anul.1\ luting \Ctlnr 1s 11'1 n11 ""> \hO~•llitl ~)\tc.•mtc \.'eail.ne\' ·· f'he ( Onlnll'ltC f •p;artmcnt ~.Ill! thl \pnl 1nl. t<'a~. thl' l.irgc t \ln\I.' a 7 .i p.:1lcnt n\e 1n lx,cmhcr. "·" ~pr\'<id aero" 1111 major 1ndu,tr1.1I \ ollCSOt ll'\ bcluJrna 1he rnl3t1lc defi:n'«' \, t· C&L>r), tht: .\p11I ;ad,an<'t wa<. Jn ('\en \lrongtr .i 7 pcm:nt fhc h1._c in nun· iktcn 01tk1 '> wa\ thc lir't '1nu." at\ ~ tnl.rca l.ai.t lkccmbcr. Durable Goods ...... .,~ •. -..... -~ ( 116.8 I ( 125.4 I l.EUJ Sovie~ trade delegation .meets to .. expand U.S.-U.S.S.R.·commerce ey JACK SCHltl19MAN >''lt11• ....... ~ m1n1 lrllion to mat h thc-dttd oflhc \ tct ··v.1th deeds of our own .. to ' kt M>me prudent nsk\ 10 mo\t tovrard norm1luat1on or our trade rlatton ~••h lht' "let Union • I v.ould fllf lO ut irant m t fa"ortd nahon to the \1Ct nrnn for. Y ). one or tw.o) • TM e:mrh& 1t ot the ".ct dt l· qauon ... on ~tro1u -tt\c rt~tructunna 11ft1lc'J ~ Cba,rman M1kha1I GOfhl<ht" Olr.c11t uWJ wch·folit1\t f)hna u ...... When M cllcidr io •Of°k •""1htr. •'t' ran do .. .. . Fotlo•1n1 Cran9'o•f1 tptc(l'\, mcmbiCnofthtSo ~sroup~of tht potaabihty Offttt tnade tOM:t. new ~.... qitlallOll IOWW Of'C"IDI matMti and n:<q.t.n1i:1-. 'he 'tel nibft·, p11cnt and COO)fisht law and t~ 100 ,oena \'fnlum 1ht Q1J •tte M• 1n 1hc pllnn•nt~ Th\. confen•ncc came: b<'torc1 <' ba\. ~iround of minuscule trtsd(' ~ t"ccn th11 country 3nd thl' '1ct n1on. In l~ 1 , U.S C\poru to the \ iet Onion were uni) 6 tenth~ of I percent of all \mrt1can JOOd ~lJ ahfi d. ind "'ct 1mpon to the n1tcJ t.at v.~re onl) a I Otb of I ~r nl ~·a lhrouth 1ntcrprct~n '" \punt.antou<. tranil. l•C?n· th '1ct\ addf U(d new '1ct thinkrn 1n currtnt 1n1e:m1t.onal rclat1on in· l"'41na a c:k-<mpha 1 on m1ln1n ~"°""and a stun tov.-arJ bU\1n \\ ind tl1Mk •1th thC oncii St1teund thc'rnt of tht li\Ortd. Yu t(homt'nlo. deput) duurm.tn of tM .... R 'tatc Plann1n1 Com· m1s"11on, or Gosplan, spo .. e of the ·-w1d • ak rntru\.tUnr'\lofour «On· 1 om). she l.rt"ah n of 1 new modt'I of .,.._ ... SCNllTS/ Ml Ban~ ot Rei k' uc \\ .1,h ({)t·<,p111.• the u\t' of bani. 111 th~ n.1me., hoth lll\lltutiO!l!> Jrl" rh.il ll'fCd "' \,I\ 1ng!> and loan'>) I he lk·llc' u1: 1n,111ut iun .il1l'Jd' ha' lkd thi: F~l H rlw t .1hr.11m.i \..\..l 1'> ha11 i:d hom 'ud1 J "\ltlh b' \t,1 ll' IJ" hut b' 111e1 g.111g in111 1 hl \m<11le1 \\ J\h1ng1on 1nq1111111•n \\OUld bl: ,1hk h• th.ingi: 1mu r.1h~l' fund'> C1rea1 Vq .. ;tcrn ( ln.11K1al \\Ith)'' b1ll1011 1n J\\~" h.1\ 2li0 ri:t.111 \1..\.L br;ir\1.he'> 111 C ~il1hirr11a \\~<1,h1111tt1.>P \tJl<' f111ndJ \111ona and "l'" ) Oi l Its chn1rm.tn .ind d11ef t'\Cll•ll'l'. Jamr:s \l11 n1goml·n. h.1!> been outspoil.l'll in h1!> hclid th.11 hl•alth\ thrift'> u1r: twrng unl.11rl) 1.1r1ll'd to ma~e up ll1,,1.., till Ull l'd h' thl' onl'· third ol thl nJu.,tn that" 111 trouhlc 1 hc ~ ~l IC 1s '1r.tt'P1.'d h~ a" J\ 1.· 1.11 l.11lurl'' Jnd lcde1all~ lortl'd llH!rgt'r'> .iOlong thr 111' pummeled b' l.11lrng rl'.il l·statc rnarl..l'h 1 n 'ome 'late\ .ind :.l\.l1>rd1n~ t11 \onw l·ntic' h\ fraull Jnd n11.,m.1 nagl'ml·n1 th.u rellul.11or\ '''lllool..rd I ~L IC "''ur;inn· ''hteh 11111.c u1\l Jht>ut thl· \amt• a~ H>l< 1n,ua.10ll' l1>r h.tnl' ha' nl·arf\ Juubkd Ill Jlrll{ hn .IU'l ()I \UllhJlgl'\ 1111pu~l'd IO tt•p(cni,h thl lullll hl'laU\l' ul thc "a' 1.· nl t.11lurn ~ anJ 'llcrgl'r!> C' • • In order to 1.m•.,erH' tbe insurance tund < ongress 1n 1987 imposed a nh11.11onum on dcpanurc from the r DI< Rut Grl•at \.\.cstem IS among '>1l1Hl' 10 thnth thal could quahf} for l'\1.•mp11on' to the moratonum be· t Ju~· lhl'' \l3tcd an intent 10 lea' e thr: fund ticfort.· the morn1onum wa"i ,1ppro' ed .\mon~ thoc;l' thrift<; lhat hn vc .1pplll·J 1u ICJ\l! 1he fund is. the nJ11on·!> h1ggl~t thrtlt·holdmg com- p.in ... H I' \hnrnn!.on & Co. of Los \ ngclc,, parent of Home Savings of \meflhl Eed-g9Ver-nor-give.s-na-hint of easing credit as dollar rises By NANCY BENAC AnOO..tf'd 1'11•0 "'~"' " ·\"ill I '1,( I I ( ,, \ hip I {'lkl ·" Rl''l'I '1 11llll 1.at ll•" e no rndrl.1111•11 I ui:~.I\ thl 1..l'lll1.1I h.inl "J' '"' s1dcring c.a\lng l rl·d11 to~"'" 1h1.· r"' of the dollar Jtw1n,1 tore1gn l Ulll'n CIC\. ~J\lllg thJ'l l.UI OIOi 1111lJt11 'I rlOlUtrl\ th\' f l'd' t11 p prlllrt t\ \i.ll.'d II .in '·"•nl! 111 nlOlll."tJI' p... >fll. \ \\ J' \\,JI I .Ill 11.'d 1!1 \ l'O \ hl \u q~mg '.alul. 111 1h1 dollar und th1· \lu" in~ l ..., ' """Ill~ I l'll ltll\ \.'r nm Kotx•rt lkllu rl·,ponlkJ .. tnn:i111 n "" t deJd l1111.1111111 l\\l1ll .1 l..r' fal.1111 10 tl\: llln\111l.hd Ill ITiollllJI\ pOfll\ mJ~ing · · · \peal... in~ .it thl ,,111onJI f u1110"1· 1st' < luh. I k iln ,.11J pohc~ male" mu~t .. prulwd "'a 111 Ulknt fa\h1on 1t1 et a omplcte J\"' -.ment o 1hl l tdd 1\111\1111\\ .111J th1.• 1111lat11\l\,lr\ 'llU· .111011 Onl\ thl'll hi: 'Jill 'h1111ld pnhl.' .1l ti1111 Ix 1,1 1..l'll .• 1Jdin~ "th;lt °'"''II hi. 1111 .luh 'Ith lhl' l\l'\I 111<.'l'tlllg dJtt' ll•I thl. I 1.,lu .i l Opc:11 \1ar!..et (om rm t l<'l \l t I• 't'I' 1)(1(t,' lnr th,· I l.JlrJI Rt'>l.'r\l f he I t.•d 1n \1.1ll'h I lltla bq~an pu,h111g 1p 111t~1, 'I r,ll l'' Ill Jll dTort t11 .,10" l'l.11n11m1 •. 11-ro"th :ind thu' l';t'>l.' 1nllJ1111n I hl 1.entral hinl... h.1, l11m1.· u11<k1 1nu1 ."ing P•l"llrl· 111 ll'\Cl\I Ja" l•l l .. '.1'l. tnll'n.''' 1.11c' n11\\ tha11h,·n1>rll•lll\ .1p1xar' t •hi.• lt•"n~ 'tt'.im .111d 1hl.· d••ll.ir ' 'iiluc ' 'lll ll"'t' '\ rt'l.fuctmn in l ~ 1ntl'rc'1 1:lll''- n.duH' 1h,· 1111.cntl\ ( t.1r lt1r\·1gncr \ tn purd1a .... · 1h1ll.1hknl1m1natc,t inH•,t· mcnt'I .ind ti U\ ll.t1UlC\ \\WIJ dl · mand fut tlw uulll.'lr .. alto\\ 11' th{' gtl'1.·nha1. I.. '' .ilUl' to fall I ht' 11" ni! 'alu\. of the dollar. \\h11..h th" "t:t·I. hit a 2 1 :-~ear high .1~.un,1 lhlj 111.1ril. .rnd a 11 :-)car high .1g.11n.,1 thl 'l'n. m.1~cs 11 harder to 11.·Jull thl· I " trJdl{ dclkll ~ause 1mix•rtl'd ~01ld' hcl:omc.-k s C\· IX ll\I\ C hCfl' :lnlf the priC"C'i Of L.. p1uJu1.t\ 1.1\l'l">l.',I fll>I.' Bu t lh lk1 -.J1d 1ha1 '>l't11ng ac;1dc th1. 'ol.11Al1t' 1>1 lht dull.u O\l'r the P·"' "l'Cl · "e h.i'c a \Cr\ h1gfl dq;rl'l' \11 l \1 h.11l~l.' IJIC <,tah1lrt\ •• ·· 1 hl' 1,,,1 l11uplc ot dap that has 111.'l':l "h111lc,1 a"3' hut 11 \llU would hJ\\ '111.C'd .11 11 l"Jrf\ la<,\ "CCk \OU \\1>uld I j\I.' 'lt'l'll a prCll\ table n lhangl' 1.1k o' i:1 a con~idernblc J)l'floU ul t1n1c.'' hl' 'klld I lclkr H>n1.e\kJ that the "pol- ll > mal..l·r "'ho 1~norc' the t:\chang rote M~n;ils doc\ \Oat h1!i O\\n penl." ~~~ ...... ~~--~~-_J in Ameri a. ~re al the best managed. according to the latest Forlzaw A.ifa_tp.tinf survey . .. '" ''"~ ( Thi is on of the be t rat~ \\"e\-e ffi red in years, but there's not lling h v l ng it w11l be around. \V t YOU stake your claim to it now. Wlth oor long·t rm taximum Yield Cer- tificat of Deposit. you'll earn a high guaranteed rate of return, year aft r year. \b.t also get the~ tage of Great~ strength and safet}t All w 00 ~get ~r. The fact is, G at rn is the most profitabl savings institution --GREAT Plus accounts are federall • insured up to $1"""""''"'" or more. depending on how your a counts are tru tu.red . a}\\-a 'tt ~ salWda _ don\ wait. Lock in thi rate toda}t open your Great ~tern Maximun1Y.eld en Simply con~t any <i wr many ballk branches. Or Call 1 G~ K-US. Great ~em. r=r.t: \\e'll always be there. ~. M QtM09 Cou1 OAIL v PILOT I Wec:lnMday. May 24, 1988 Karcher criminal trial on Inside trading starts ly CATHY ,ltANKUN Ol!y ,__ s-w. LO ANGELES -A hagh- rankin& Carl's Jr. hambu~ chain accountant as innocent of sccurtties fraud because hed1d not know corporate earning were expected to drop when he sold his stock in the compa n~. his law)er told jurors today. Al vin De hano, 53. of Anaheim, is accused of having insider infom1ation when he sold I, 725 share of Carl Kar<'her Enterprises stock in October 1984. when ll was known by some company's accounting employees --but not the public -that third quarter earnings were down dra- maucall y. Defense atto rne) Da' id Wiechen said De hano knew earnings for the quarter Y.ere- down. but he dtd not know that carnangs "ere predicted to remain low for the rest of the year. Hts client also knew the company's overall financial <'Ond111on was good. Wicchen said the compan} so far that year had sho" n a profit of $1 5.6 million, compared 10 a $I 3.6 million profit tn I Q83. "Thc-.ame <'Ompan) also had appro>.1mateJ) $40 million in the bank. It wa~ not being perceived as a compan) 1n 1rouhll'." Wiechert said. He added that De Shano was "lookin~ at results that wer<" disapI)Oanti ns. but a compan~ generating m1lliom of dollars can afford d1saepo1ntmen1. .. But o\sSJstant U.. .\llornq James Sanders told the JUI') that De Shano broke the la" when he sold the stock and a' 01ded loses 1 n excess ofS7.000. On Oct. 12. De ha no got a draft of a .re.po a that sho" cd the compan) 's eamtngs for a fou r- week period ending Oct. 5. I Q84 were 65 percent belo" forecasts and 40 percent lo"'er than the sal'\le period the ~l·ar before Sanders said. De Shano al so knc'' that earn-ings would be even lo,, er because the repon had not included C:\· pcnses 1 that would reduce earn- ings.' "Qn Oct. IS. as he $SY.. e\pense\ increasing, he ~old cvel) share of stock he owned that WllS ev1uloble to him. He old 11 Wlthout telling an) bod) "hat ht' 1..nc"." 'nnders said. Once the figures "'ere tno"n the compan) "i sued a specani announcement half way through the period telling 1nve tor that income dropped 50 percent from what it had been beforf," 11nder.. said. When the public a n· nouncement was made on Oct H . the value of the stocl. dropped 20 percent, from $2 1 to $1 7 a 'ihnrc Sanders said. But Wiechen said the real bad news about the com pan) 's earn- ings was not included in the relall' el~ lo"-le\.el accoun11ng re- pons on which De hano "orl..cd Despite De hano'r. po 111on as direc1orofacl·oun11ng fo r Karcher Enterprises. Wiechert said his eltent was not tn' oh ed 1n prepar· 1ng financial forecast for the com pan) . .. Al van De Shano "as not an officer of thl' cumpan) He's reached the end of thc.-hne" as fa r as his advancement in thl' com- pany, Wiechert said of the colleg\' dropout. The added knowledge that earn· rngs for the rematnd<.'r of the )t'ar were to continue lower was known only by employees m chargc.-of fo recasts, W1cchen said. ··The people tn finanl·e ah charge of forecast had d1fTl·ren~ information aboui the future that .\lvtn De hano d1C.J not ha'c ·· Wiechert said. "It "as not 1nlor- ma11on that .\h in De ha no lt.nl''' or could ha' e gut's~ed .. De Shano asked <'Ompan~ rnn- troller George C"lo"ard 1fhe <'Ould sell the siocl. and "'as 1o ld he could. Wtcchcn said De Shano and 15 mcmbl.·rs ol the Karcher famtl ) '"ere named an a Cl\ ii la" sui t filed b' the l'l'Urt· lies and Exchange ( om1111,.,t0n last }car. A<'cordmg to the complaint thl' 16 a"oided losing more than $300.000 by selling stocl. before news of the compan ' ·~ lo" earn- ingll was made puhlt(: Firms to shift health costs ' By DEBORAH MESCE Auoci.t~d l'reu W tlttt W<\S HI CiTON -~ grt'"'lllg number of lompan1cs 1n1end to require the11 emplo)CC\ to pa~ a Jre3ter Share ofthrir health can.' CO\t<, 1n response to !>oanng medical \.'\· penses. the chairman of the auonal Assocaauon of Manufacturers said Tuesda). Richard E. Hecken. 1n releasing a survey of the assocuuion's members on health in urance issues. said incttased cost-sharing as "a pos1ll\'l' development" be<'ausc 11 enco urages workers to become more educated .SOVIETS FromA7 our ~onomy, the creation of lepl arrangements for proper functioning ... (dom~stic) tax reform 1s in 1hc works ... He described what suggested a vast slimming down of the Soviet bu- reaucracy. There has. he said, been an "elimination of over 300 ministries and authorities both centrally and in the Republics. We have released over 610,000 people from our manage- ment." The Soviet Union is accenting the construction of the "comentone of a market economy," the official said. adding, "We have altered planntng systems.·· and have transferred trade functions to make them more effi -cient. ,. Khomcnko reThrred to the pledge of health-care con .. umer.. I he sun e' of 2.0~9 manulal tun·" carhl·r th1'> \tar found that thl· \t1'1111 pro' 1d ing hca Ith rn 'u r11 nt l' n: p resented an a' cragr H IX'l"Cl'rtt ol lhl c-om panics' m·t profit, f hl' lost of hl·ahh care tor 1 \ husme'>scs ha., tn pll.'d O\ er lhl' l.1'>1 eight years and ro'>C an a' crag\' '\O percent last )ear for the l'Ompani ec. SUl"\C}ed, he satd The surve} found 84 percent of the manufocture~ sun e)cd opposed an~ attem pt tu require comp:intes 10 pro' 1dc.-benefits to workers. Gorbache' 10 commence n unilateral redu<'tton 1n arms. with the minister suggesting that savings would tx· placed 1n business and trade develop-ment. A.A. Obuk.hov. duct of the U.S and Canada Depanmcnt of the U.S.S.R. Ministr) for Foreign AITairs. spoke warmly of Sccretar) of State James Baker's recent four-hour meet ing with Gorbache' that "endorsed last )tar's pnnc1plt of reciprocity .. bet"cen the two superpowers "We cannot permit the world to blo" up," said Obukhov an un allusK>n to the late poet T.S. Eltot. "or d} ing with a wh imper." A.I. Kachanov. fir t deputy mini ter of the U.S.S.R. Ministry for Foreign Economic Relations. said Soviet busines~s will be permnted to engage tn foreign trade " o long a~ the) wlll be compet1t1 vt'." I White House wary as dollar pt.1shed up lyTOMRAUM AlHICUlled l'reu 11/rll .. W HINGTON -. Pohucal un· rc~t in Jap:m and W~t German) prc~nt a dilemma for the Bu~h odm1n1 :mnaon no1 only in the diplomatic arena but also in 1t battle ga1m1t a bulging dollar. The Wh1tr Hou~on Monday took the unusual step of 1nuin1 u state- ment encouraging intervention b~ central government banks 10 drive do"' n-thc dollar's value abroad. The step wa taken in conjunctio" with a sell-off of dollars by the federal Reserve, the Bani. of Japan and C.-\.er:tl furopean central banks. The dc1:.1s10.n to issue a statement was propelled b> adm1nistrat1on fea~ that too high a rise in the dollar againr.i other major currenc1e will era~ hard-" on recent 1mpro\t~ment ~ in the LI . trade deficit. l he delic-11. aided b) record export sales. fell dramaucall) to S8 !S6 billion in ~lar~h. a l}.8 pert.cot d rop from Februar~ 's 1m halance ·of $9.8:! balhon, accord1na to tbt Commttet Oepanment rfhc drop continued a do""'n"'ard trend an tht' trade ddicat that stancd early last )car. As the dollar aocs h1Jher 1t11n t other ma.ior currcncaej, imponed goods become le Cllpcns1ve here and pnce~ of U.S. product ao up abroad, asarav1t1ng the trade deficit. De rnc the ~llina of dolla~ by Ct'ntra banks, the dollar has con· tlnued to climb, urging to more than 2 West German marks and 10 140 Japane c yen. the U\>per limits of tradina ranges unofficially set by the seven major industrial nations. A reason for the dollar's un- restrained climb as that political problems faced b) ruling adminis- tl'at1ons an both Japan ahd ·west German) a~ undermining trader confidence 1n the )en and the mark. enhancing tht' attractiveness of the dollar. In Japan, the announcement by Pnme M1n1ster Noboru Takeshita that he would resign k> tal.e rcspons1-· b1laty "' I.ht payoff KHdal that has rocked Japan '' c.ausana 1nvtstor unr«t, anal)sts said. The aovun1na part)" s search for a successor has been complica\N b.)' the 1Candal' links to mo1t ofit1 senior members And m Welt Germany, the current dispute over nuclear disarmament 1s cau$ina problems for hanrtllor Helmut Kohl. . AhhouJh his advocacy of early U.S.-Sovtet talk5 on climinatina NATO's shon-rangc nuclear miniles is posina a problem for the United States in the upcoming NATO sum- mit1 Kohl is under even more political pressure at home to take a stronJcr stand against the missiles. "Financial markets Jtr~ geuma nervous that Kohl is goana to lose the election. And an Japan, we still don't know who the new pnmc minister will be," said David Wyss, chic( financial economist for Data Re- sources Inc. "This makes people holding onto yen or marks very ncrvows, so they buy dollars And tbc inlemt rate on dollan (dollar-cknominaltd invest- ments and stCUriues) as atiJI very haah compa~ to lhOst m German)' and Japan."' Wy contan~. Monday's White House Stalcmcnt by dcput) press JCcrct.ary Rom•n Popadiuk said the chmb1n1 dollar "i$ a matter of conctrn" that ·•has al"° prompted queS1ion1ng of I.he admm- LsttalJon 's commitment to the pro- cess of economic policy coordt• nation" 81JlOng the Group of Seven major industrial democracies. The}' are the United tatcs. Japan, We t Germany, Britain, France, Ital) and C.1nada. The JCven have a&reed to take steps to coordinate their economic policies -includ1ne intt'rcst rate changes and direct inter- vention on eicchanJe markets -10 keep maJor cu.rrencaes stable. "This administration remains full> commiucd to this proceu," the White Houso statement continued. Stock.prices declihe during strong doliar By JULIA C. MARTINEZ Af' lu\in4'U \llntt r NEW YO RK -T ht.· stod; markl.'l fe ll tn nwd,·1 "''-' tiadtng T uesda) a., thr marlt.l'I took .1 breather amid lOnl·ern <1tl11u1 thl' dollar., strt•ngth and the pa1:l' 01 ,•n1nom1c grO\\ th. The Do\\ fonl''> !l\('rage of '.\O 111duM11ah fell ~4 Cl I ptltnt~ to fini !>h fhl· da' at :!.47R.O I. Dcd1n1ni; '''lll''> outnumbef('d ad- ' .1ncl.'r'> "' Jh11u1 8 au 5 1n nation" idc trJlhngo('\:e" 't or!>. ·tock E>.\'.hangc-" li'>ll•J SIO<. !>.'>. \\1th 9'\t( IS'>UC'i dll\\ n 'i94 up Jnd 46l} u1H:hangcd. The Mlll i.. marl.ct OPC'ned lc1"'t'r aftl't a rnongcr-than·e\p(•ctcd durable goodii rcPiJrtfor -\pral Thl' [ 011rnw1ll' Department re- fX>tlc:d that l>1de1 \ 10 factorte\ lor .. h1g-ttl l.l'I .. 11em<, '>uch a~ am ra h and machinct~ dnnbcd ::! 9 percent tn \prtl thl' \trungc.-~1 1mrcasc 1n four nwnth'> In ~kird1 durable go0<h (11 dc1., 1 O\l' Just I ~·ll·ent. a figure 1 hl' m..1rl.l'I l'\JX'l.ll'd 111 Ix· rcPC"all·d 111 April T~e incrca..c rl'lkl ll'd renc" ed NEW YORK (AP) -Tl'le tonowlng "" sl'lows the· New York Slock E•chanoe stocks ond worranls lhat l'la11e gone uo lhe mos! ond dOWfl lhe mosl based on oer.c:en1 of change tor Tuuda11 No securities lradino Delow S2 or 1000 sl'lares are Included Nel and oercenlaoe cl'langes are 11'\e difference between lhe orevl6us closing price and Tuesdav·s 5;30 om price Ha me 1 BarrvWrgni 2 vtRavttcl'I 3 Schwillr n 4 vtTodOShP S McClalchv 6 Pan Am 7 ~lect Anoe I ~1v~vo1 ll '11Yieros WMS Ind CoturnbiaSv SllfelFn 4 tiarm11nlnl 15 F~OG i Stross~~av 1 ~ulbro MHUS UnvMed FloalPnt l~al B11lc Pattenco 4 Shoneys S Wlnne1>a110 Nlf'!'le ~ Audl.2Vld ~lllVEll WI lgnalAPfl CW~nv I.ch p owe l o nttrco VILTVCP Mltf~ITr f ~l~omun rllAlr eloot>Lew !• i!~:ilr:!'~or aroid n 1 veter oulltcFn oldome lllSCP s Dresner Katv Ind Della Wood 4 Flllerlek $ Navstr wtA DOWNS h9P1 f '1 i .9 j .. l ~1 dl·mand 1n oll maJor 1ndu!.tr1cs atlc.-r b1 \1ad-hased "l'akn ess tn the li rst 4uat ter and dcsp1I \' some slackentng ofTtn other "CllUIS "No mauer ho"' )OU break 11 up it 1s a strong repc1rt ... ~aid Thomas F. ( arpcnter. etonom1st for A 8 Cap1· tal Management. "The tndustm1l st·~ tor b~ remained rcsiJ1cnt to htglll'r 1ntcn'st 1atl's . and from this point forn.ard 11 1s nut at all cl ear that llw ewnonn \\tll "cakcn In fac t. 11 indtlJICS th~ CUll)Olll) '' 111 firm ... ~umc anah)I'> said ho"e\.cr. that the durabk · goo<h report "as an l'\lU'>C for predtc tablc profit-taking after a n1ne-,,cd rall) · Ilu: pnm.11 ~ re.ii.on for the scll-ofT 1'> ,,l.·\l. coml' J long \.\8) tn nine \\l'l'I.\ I he wU1ng \\as not nast~· 11 did 1101 get out of ha nd .. said Alfred L (1oldman market anal\St \\tth .\ C> ld\\ard' & '>on' lnr ·"It "as mur,· pruli1-1ak1ng and a hu )ers' •llft l>.l' .. Earl) in the da). ""hen th(• L' .~. lU1renq '>olfrnl·d slightl} against the Japanc~l· ~en and We'll German OTf l'PS A\D D01t \S NEW YORK (,AP) -The following llsl sl'lows lhe Over the Counfer stocks and warrants Iha! have gone up lhe most ana down ll'le most DHed on percent 01 chenoe for Tvesdav No H CurlllH lraomo below s2 or 1000 snare. are Included Nel and oercen1oge changes are !"' difference Detween lht Previous clOs no orlce and Tuudav s la" °' bid price Nafil l lvenHumn 2 enBldPrd 3 esvrJiCom ' • CSM sv"em' S FelrfdNot>•t 6 Cenll8en 7 ~aserltch t ~r::t'cfr~" 11 ng\oM4KI 1 Oet~Svs GenlCpfr J HemmonoCo l4 AmP10nr IS Wtitert>ekt 1: Psvchmd1Co i ACMATCo 9asAmMed Jslectn ~lneer~o pf kyMWno qfvGrl pf Not>elln• 4 SaftvRwv S fmneHnc Na~ enc om l vntech pf s eleArl s 4 Cfllrtnc s S. JlffvLub ; allronlc ' l!IA Svat I UH f n Proven~d• JO ~olld•y'"ftv i 1 omelnlen wl l l X~f~n8sP 1 IPMlcr I M•talcled Bl~Klng ~::>LProd OlfChMedCI adr1Loo ome~ntensv Circa I• Hawk niinm' f:rl\nlllatn olr~f. i ~~~\., .. UPS usteh9Pct. ~'• t l • UP i·i > J • UP 7 > I l • UP 2 '-Up l 4 '• Up l 7Sa ~ UP 67 1 s t6 s-16 UP 1s1 3'• ., lJp 14 4'• '\ UP 14 3 ~ UP 14 i 6 1.. lJp • 4 '> UP 14 4 l UP 14 3 • lt Up 'I! 7 • '• Up 2 39 16 I • • 8: l ·l 4 ., 'l UP l 7'• S 16 Up 1 21 2' • UP 1 " '. UP I 't '-UP 1 '• UP It ~ Up 1. 3 3· 16 S-16 UP lo DOWNS 2\a -9·1~1 ''· -"• 4 -" ... -"' .... -\t I') -" ,, -1'. , -. ., r I -) . -,., t ~ j . -. -. • -lt 23·1' -I,, ,, .. -'• s~ -" '~ -ll-16 2 -'• 4 . -) 2~ -I ~ 31-16 -+'6 I'; -'• -'• --') 10 , ... , ,, .. 11 417 t,.,.+ ,, u ., •• 16 etS I.,._ lli ''''" j ,_. ' 1 .. 14JIJ "ltt '• "it t. SI '91't-'1 ,. w-.-1 ll j.11 ll'-+ ' 10 1tt u~ • ,., n , .. -,. + • II 7ff j' 104> lit~ •• mark. in' estor~ "'om cd that a shdc 1 n 1 m pactcd the market. the dollar could dm e awa> foreign Nauonw1de. consolidated volume investors. in NY E-hsted issues. including But the dollar resumed Its advance trades an those stocks on regional after mtdda ) and that helped send exchanges and 1n the ovcr·thc· price~ IO\\-Cr. counfir market, totaled 226.57 "The doJlar has been maki :"111.lll shares. pcopk feel more comfortable." Gold-A measured by .Wilshire As- man said. ''nut now u has.goLLen a bit socuu • ind~ of'.-.mor~ than S.000 too strong. In a 'ulnerable market a"ttvcl > traded studs, the market fell that raises qucs11onsr about "hat S26 51S5 btlhon. or 0.84 percent. 11\ that'sgoingtodo to thc lradedeficn ·· 'al ue . Anal)sts ~1d. h~"'e'er. that Tu<"'· The NYSE'scompos1Le tndC\ of all da) ·s "caknc'ts re~d onl> a bnt'I tts hstcd common stocks fell I 74 to pause and tha1 the dominant trend 1n 177.61 . the !.lock market ts st1ll upward. Among active!)' traded issues on Volume on the Ooor of the Big thc NYSE.PanAmro$C 1'k to 4'43m1d Board came 10 187 69 mil hon shares. repon\ that the a1rhne, u \\ell as up fro m 185 OJ mt lhon an Monda)·s other m als, "ould mal.c a takco"er session. Except for a few meek ofTer for "lorth"est .\1rhnes· parent a11cmpts to rall). trading act1\ll) NWA Inc later 1h1s month "J\\ .\ remained moderate. trade~ said gained .:!'a to 106 and Warner (om· Tho mas Walsh. head of equ11 , mun1ca11ons rose : 10 51 '•. trading for 1kko Secunues Inter-IBM dropped '. to 1091 .. .\ T &. T national, said pohttcal turmoil in fell I'• to '\4'·• and General Moto rs ( htna and Panama also may ha' e lost 11• to 40 •. M H.-\'f '\\'SE DID NEW YORK (AP) Mev 23 NEW VORIC (AP) Mav 23 ,.rev. Pr"". Advanced '"'l ~ ,Adv~nced Tuuftl daJ ~ecuned Oec~ned m ~~ nc enoed yr.c '"'"d otal Issues oiat fi'ues New highs 19 ~ew h ohs ?l New lows 2'l ew lows IS l.t NEW YORK (APJ-sa .. 1. 4 pm fUfl• NEW YORK (AP)-Selu , 4 p m Tuu -dar. Price and nel chell9t. of ll'le IS most day ork e and net Challff of lhe lO mo11 eC1lve New VOf'll Stock E•ch1no1 lnues active A~rlcan Stock E•chenoe ln ues ~=~o nallonanv 11 mor~,an t!Jte:M. ~a° .natlonaUv at mor\.~~•tOle. ~~~~~~ :~a: j~ -• J1~~~Pf' m r~ + '• A~~& T ~~l ' "-~l'~ ~~ ~~~t , ~· I~~ + 1 PotomEI , , ,,. -a ow Coro 14 ,,_ IBM , , l > -~ Wsl /gilal 11 1 -Smith&ec:k • • 'l + 1.-. NV mes ' 29l,. ., Euon ~ , 4 1• -> ~cnoeav 12•l + • WarnrComm • I S 7• + ., lasonlcs ' 2 IS-6 EsllCodek I, , ij -• eKM AlrCo ' 13 • Nav~·star 11· •. +-1 • Gen !Oris ,4 , 7't -I l I( M/j l, , I • -1 RJR Hid pf 1 '• • TranscoEao 1, , + • DOM JO\I:" .\\'ER \Gt:~ \ .\SD.\Q Stl'IARl NEW VORK (AP}-Mosl active Q_Vlf• lne·coun1tr stOCll• suPPlleO bY ·NASO NEW YOR~IAPI Fl!MI Oow·Jonei N\T.: VllWMIUdA~Jt~°' STOC s Pr c.Co 451 • -,., lltlULKIQr Tuesdav, Mav 73 M l:' 3''1• + f 0.,.,, H19'1 Low Ca.H Ole SunMC. s 21$9 -'t 30 Ind AOOleC CS'l'I -'1 24" 12 2501&32«7 If WI Ol-24 01 b'1w'.F~ 21~ + ~ 20~s:,:k111 11se.~v~•21t•9r1u1i~ ~w 3!:! =1: S SI m.'4 fn ,, ~n 3l ,.. j ~etlcom 7 , 7$9 2 1 l 1' -f· 16 "?,u~ .·~.· Ulllt 'lfr. "l·:T ·\I .S PH I (·•:s GOl.D PHl(·t :s . . • l .Dll O Hl \1 The little bussYstem that couldn't f l A bu system's ~onh may be best determ1 ncd by whether one1s us10g1t or paying font. Ideally, those who use Jtalso pay for it in sufficient numbers to make the wheels roll. Too often, that is not the case. Those who dCpo\tt their few coins in the fare box defend the service as an ab\olute necessny of getting from here to there. But if their n4mbers are not substanhal. tu payers or their representatives ha' e the final vote on a system's viability. If the gap is not too great. the subsidy 1s overlooked as a necessary evil. Public transpor- tation serve"I the communny and ser tees co~t. How~cr. when the man) who d on't ride must v1rtuall) pa)'. th7e way for a 'cry few who do. the ub 1dy 1s s1mpl) an evil. .. # Consider the case of the Laguna Beach bu ytem An audit ot Orange 'ount) • o nl) city-run transit S)\tcm concludes $250,000 could be saved b y parkms Laguna Beach's buses. County buses supplemented by D1al·a·Ride coulcrbc use-in tea of continuing to u s1di7c lffif personable but farC ·OO X·poOr Cit~ bu System. aCCOrd1 ng tO one sugge$tlon in a report to the Orange Count) Transpor· tauon Comm1ss1on. Part of the tran portatio n comm1ss1on's respons1~ht) 1s to decide how ~late and federal transit m o ne"' is d1 v1ded an the county · Ideally, the report said, tare bo'< revenue payc. for I 5 -~-n~ofa uans+t S)--6tc-m.:S-Opcraungt.:ost+.-That-mtttll ligure- 1s and1cat1"e of how inefficient and poorl;. patronized puhhc transportation is an O range Count). Jn Laguna. 1l''i paltry 7 percent. That mear\s 93 cent'> of ever) d ollar it takes to nin the busc 1n Lasuna Beach must w me frnm '>OUrtes othl·r than tho e who ride the buses. The Laguna Beach bus S) '>tern <.ccms to bc c1tht•r an unaffordable IU:\Uf'Y or a dreadful mcfficicn<:~ ot surpn ingl) the ' IC\\. lrom l aguna fkat h "'quilt' .1 blt different. City Manager Ken Frank <,ays the cit) ha<, no intention of dis oh ing its I 9·)ear·old transit system and 1' not mul h interested an some of the report's suggestion\ Frank. \\1th all the tat·t of a ~O\IC l arms n1:got1ato1 rnuntcred b\ calling to r D1al·.\-R1dl· to be dl\conunut'd "\\ c intend 10 ~ccp the'~ 'item and \\t' intt•nJ to gt•t .1 lair ,Ware of the tran.s..Ltrc,cnuc~ a\.atlabk 10 th1H·ount) ... r rank said We can onl\ ho pe that otha mort· open-minded J}\:r<,nn' define \\hat 1s taar. . ' .- 0 ·1·11 t :H '01c·t :s The Hatch Act For the second lime in two )l'nrs. thc Hou\l' o f Rcprcsentall' es has pa· ~d a bill "1p1ng out safoguard-; ~inst the Pohllc1zat1o n of the federal , ... ork force The I Q87 bill was killed 1n the cnatc. th1-, time the countr) ma) not be o luck>. U nder threat 1 the Hatlh \ct ''h1lh hJr<. federal cmplo)ce from partisan poh11rnl Jt:t1' 1'tn Doe the Hatch ;\Ct mlnn~c (On) the nght or lcdaal \\.Orkcrs to freedom of ,pccch l he uprc ml' Court has rcpeatcdl} said .. 1o" a t 973 ruhng n tcd "the Judgme nt of h1 tor) that federal service shou~d d epend o n mcrnonou' performance rather than pohllcal er .. ice:· . Hatch' intent is dcarh not to bull\ Cl\ 11 sen ants. but 10 shield them from bull) rng b) their ~upcnor - a nd b) their increas1nal) po\\.ertul union leader". Even more important. the Hntth ct protect the ge neral public lf )ou need to tall \\Ith a fe deral c mplo;.cc about )our ta\ btll or 1al · cunt> check. )OU v.ar(t"'tQ..bc confident that )O ur po!llttal nett' mes will not influence his dcc1~ton. . Assi~ra1\l Attorney General Thornns Bo)d warns that 1f 1 the new assault on Hatlh sutcccds. "the nonpan1~n --Cilrort'cment of fcdcrarfav. v.oUTd ccrtarnl> be threatened and could be C'\tlngui~hcd " President Bush hould U\C h1 hca') anillcl) -including his \Clo PQ\\Cr 1f nccc \:if) -to pre,cnt that. Th<' Albuqu~rque f .M.J Tr/bun~ Need for small businesses The ~lane arc .. mailer, the cmplo)CC h t shorter and the bonom line d on'i make ( · s bu 1ne. rt'port hut [ runn1na a mall bu inc h It own kind of ~rk DOc the chief c'«uti' c offi C'cr of Ford lno" cvcl) cmplo)CC perwnall) nd dot" he Imo"' "'hen an cmplmec ha a bab> or a parent dies? o. hut owners of mall hu inc SC1 often do Family mcmbc~ care for each other and notice "-hen someone's feeling under 1he "cather. Those arc pcnonal benefits that don't come in lhC forftl of a l)a)ChCtck. bu& keep people wor .. mg rorthc ~me com pan) fore quancr<cn&ul) or more. h's the small bu an~sc -all 17 million ol 1hcm -that · • hold totethcr the nauon' c on<>m)' and account for t"o of C\rtt)' three new jobs. From the retail hop o~~r to the local chnic workcn 10 the plumber down the strttt, 1matl·bu ancn men and •omc-n are workina ~rd to bcucr their h\ics and tht li"cs of their families. Multiply that type; of dedacauon b) 17 malhon. and you've c.akulated the lifeblood of our economy . ...... , ft&.J 0.117 llnaltl .. ,. ... .. ,..., ._....,.... ..... ..... ....... """"' ........ ....... ....... , ......... -,,. ....... '"" Pretty girls '.meet the nic~st people visiting_anut_house De"on 1s St'.\:tecn f h1o; m(.rns \hl'" I J\kt'd De' on 1f. "'hen <ohe "a' ou1 a mall·ohohc ol ~hool and looking for a full·t1nic She docsn·1 v.olT) ahoul th1c., hl·r JUb 'lhc: v.ould pul on her re\urne thilt girlfriend\ arC' atllaltcd '-'llh the\anw '>he had pre\ 1ou\I~ v.ork<'d at a '\ut conJ111on and the\ all lam o n Hou..._· bravcl) You rnuld\a} the) ('1110~ ~he' not "'urned nhout 11 f hl' coping '-'Ith this d1kmmil lUrtcn1 po~tll\C\ outv.e1gh am tuiun: Dc'on·~ mothl'r donn t cnJu} neg.tines.. I he ~ut House ha an ha'· Ing her daughter in thr\ categcm c._u~lknt hK.itaon 11\ the center of the and has taken drastic !ltcps 10 rnrc m.ill apd fk, on can ~c her friend' her Devon cannot go 10 the mall'I anti rnming from .111 d1rc,tion cruise he ma) go onl~ "'hen. there Dc'bn's mother told me her arc ncccssar) pun:ha\e tn he made daughter take her Job \Cnousl' Ttie It doesn't ma11er tha1 .. all lhl· mana~r 1s pleased "''h h1 nl''-' other girl-; do 11 .. De' on·, mother " l'mplo}Cl' hc~au'>c thl' 'olumc 111 from the I· don t· tare· '-'hJt· 1ln bii\lnc'i\ ha'> anuca~d -no1 .,., Other-g1rlS-dO· \l>U.rl·· nnl• )!.UIOf!· Ill mUlh In dollar<; and tent . ~Ut In do· 11 ">ChPOI numlx-r ot cuc;tomcr\ 'ouna mJlt r>c' on SCl'\ nu ham1 111 hcing '"'h cu\tomcrs .hcr fncruis._on thr \\1•cl1•ncb. ~ It d~n't hurt bu\ln(")~ w~n dcn1e\ the) arc "lnming · and ""' ..enou' 'hopper\ "alk h' lh<' lt>c:rnon ~out.in'tcru1\l·unk\\\uu rl'tnJ l M and '>Cc J ~roup of ~oplc tr:rng lo She d .11 m'> lhl·~ Jrc "'°do'-'· hoprun~ deudc v.h1th kind and hov. man) and \he d0t:'in't th1nk at\ odd that \o nut\ the) arc going to ho\ man~ teenagi.' hur'> .i.rc "rnd11''· .. \decision th1\ <ic:raou., usual!) lJlh Shoppang ,lt thl"l•lfTIC lime 1ri lhc '1nll' tor J prolonged l'Onfercm·e \.\1th tht mJll nc'H'~t ) oung emplo~cc IA:' on I\ Mother cannot bl: \WllH'd \hnlo1.·, pancnt and thorough ond gn e' her no1 hchc\e teenage tx>)~ gather 1n lU\lomers good adv11.:e \he ha<; a Int mall\ to '-'tndO'-'·Shop \fothcr .. ,,1n of rcf)('al bu'l1nc\s be so \usp1c1ou' De' on·s mother al\o hu~ s mon: \nd tcenng<"r' (.ln tx· \11 rec;oun l' nut\ than ~he C\ er has bclore She has fuJ. To en urc '>he "'-Ould not be kit s~ned do1ng.i lattlc lllOrc shopping 1n OUt of the at.·11on Dc\On got a JOh 3t that particular m.ill from lime 10 time the mall mo)l frl·quenll) anhah1ted h~ to lhClk out t.tu: <o1tuat1on her fncndi.. l>c' on 1s pcl~ular m school and has he'' "'ork rng at .in c~tahho;h menl a~ .il.11,e a !>O!'tnl life a'> her ~rent' l'"atled The :--:ut fl ou'>C -.hcrt• the\ ell -.111 allo"' he doesn'1 h;i~e a st,·ad) nut h\ box. bag. or ba\~ct "ut ·that OO}lrtcnd c,hc plJ'S the field 1n tcad arcn·1 prcpal kagcd art• "l'ltihed .iml \lark 1,n·t andude-d m the hm·up n sold b\ the pound -lJ\hl'\\\ tor Ortl•n a\ ht• \\llUld like lk ' tl"\1ng to S 11 4~ !'X'r pound lur c'ampk hu) hi\ '-'.t' 1ntll De' on"• t.1, M ti' \QUandenng mo tot h1\ allo-.ance at Thi! ut tlou'iC .\s a r~ult. hC' hi'> become one of her hc\t l U\tOmC'r' I k \aUntcr back and forth ntO\t ol the d.t\ on a1u1dil' and ~unda' and ·stops ~,teral umeS to ln\l..'St in thc nuts 5oCndt1me\ hC' '' \\ 11h a group ot his friend w mpctllof\ '-'Ould ht• .i. ktrn word· [)c, on'<, mu1her told me that rn the late afternoon on thc prn IOU\ ')un· da). Mark made hi< la~t purch.l'>l' of the "'eektnd trom h1' la' onte \ak-.. girl Y.. ath great 3plomn he told Dl'' on he "anted ·No almond\ and one ca'>he"' nul ~he v.c1ehed them, b.lgg<'d thcrn .1nd told him the~ '11,1 ~~ lCnl\ \brk had onh l!I '~ nt\ kit W11h .s grl'.it lad of nplomh. he a'ikccJ h<'r to tat.;e b.l k one nl the almond<\ ()c, nn dJJn't '\\ant to lu an' ol h1~ future bu\1nc~' ht tulJ him w keep all thn'l' nut'> and \htt popped for th(' Q ll'nl\ . Lake her mo1•wr ,11J 'hl· 1.,1..l·' hl·r JOb cnou~I> Col11mnJ11 Ann K r/lt /h,. In La1ua. "lg•d INF treaty eliminates some jobs, but Pentagon plans no cut backs 1011\\ I' 111,HHC\ • ' I .1-:·1 I I· H ' Rep. Cox helping to, end "' . poverty To the Ed.tor-r have JUSt returned from a lnP to Wa h1ngton D C.· "'here I attended the lntct'rnlt1onnl RE ULT Con· fercncc held at the H }att Reacn9 on Capitol Hill. Ma) 6-9 RE ULTS 1s a hl&hl> mot1vn1ed ifOUP of 1nd1"1d· uals who are committed to cndang hunaer and hunger related disease an the world b} lobb)tn& for lea• lauon that promotes <ielt· uffic1cnC) for the poor . · The confercn e "-3S attended b\ appro ,1mntel} 300 pan1c1pants from the Unucd t.itcs. Cannda, U nited Ktngdom: (1crman). .\u traha and Jal)an- \\ h1le I "'3 1n D.C I went "'1th fello" RESL l f , partners h1rle} and urnncr W1lhnm of Corona del ~lar and usan ( obb of Laguna 1guel to meet with our new con- arc~ man C hn topher Co' and ht!> chief of s1.10 Rohen Sutcliffe. who ha\ M.d lhc 1maluablc cs pcnenc~oL h' 1ng in \C\.eral third "-Orld coun- tnc We pokt· of our t'9nccm about -.orld po'crt~ and of some current leg1sla11on tha1 addre ~ th\s t'> U<' Vo e dt<,lU <,ed the 4iUCCCS cc; of Jr AD the International Fund for \gm:ultuml Dc,clopmcnl, "h1c:h 1 a '""!") cost-cOclttVt ~ agenC) thlt help the poorcc;t rural people b) ha\ ing tht'm pa111c1patc in the c · 11on and 1mplemcnt:111on of their own dt'' clopmt n1 proJC'c ts "'h1ch promote their inccnu'e to u taan thc!IC prOJC\ l'i uftcr .i •uc;tance top If·\() '" up for a b3dl) ne<"dcd replenishment of fund W e afw talkC'd about a bill that is lurrcntl\ being circulated through < \11\&rt " c3lkd the Global Po "crty Rcdurnon \ct Thi\ h11l -.1ll ha"e the pre. 1dl'nt ol lhl' l 1 n1tcd l)tate cs~b la h mc1Uurablc ~o.ili. to be met b) the countncs l'«\"l\ 1ng.our forcl&n aid b\ the )Car ~noo. th1u 111 J1~tl~ 1mp.1ct the po'ert) k'el<; ol these countnC'~ Thc~io I an:totunl'le than 0 l:h1ld Jtath unckr th~ c of~ "·ear!I llld per 11)0() h\t' b1rlh'i, ha"e adult lt~m.Alt htcrtil) 1n,~a J tu per· . lent alOd llil\ C lhc ,1h\<)IUIC J)<>\ ert) kHI the In cl "herrl'l} pcOJllc :tren 't able ll> tn-J, clNhe tind .. ttc:-111.'f them'leh('\ rtduccd to half or the ~urrt'nl lc"l"I' for th;it count') The Prc 1dcn1 '-'t'~ld tx· al'llc 10 crc~tc addttmnal cond1t1ons in hi\ pula1.1C'\ 1hat h,· ted' \\Ou Id rontnhut<' to 1.,0, en' 1 t'll ud mn "<" '-'<'re Jch.,,ht<'d 10 d1 t'O"er tha1 Congrc\ man(. o' '"''Cl" c:onccmcd ,,hou1 tt.clp1n1 tht pc.lOr heir them· wh e' and 11 ap~a" that he v.111 ht' r~·spon\I' e Ill le[!l\la11on hat "Ill promote.' It \ullk1en1.~ lor t~ p<k1r and '\\h1.:-h 'top'> v.;a,ting mone' on prngram\ that Jon"1 "ork OIJI rcprc'-4. ntall H., .uc the kl'H 1ha1 open the J,xir .. to a v.orld that v. ork' lor c \en on1 I "anl to cn- rnura uppor1 fur t'ongrcs man ( O\ 1n "'" dfon, to gl\l' poor peor k the 1'pport1.1n11' the\ need to help lhem~h "to <,(')f ~'Ut'ric-1cnC'\" Dl\.l"'E HAROE\T\ In 1nc O C transit plan st ill depends on foss il fuel s AlO DAILY PILOT/ Wedne.day, May 2•. 1989 EN 1111\llH . --~Manet' -a sweeping stage ep;c that breaks newground ByTOMTfTUS D~ '""°'Cot••....- The phrase .. Only in L.aauna" has been kicking around the Orange Coast for some time now. and the world premiere of ··Manet .. at the Laguna Playhouse is the latcslexam- ple of the uniqueness of the com- munity known as the Art Colotiy. Only in Laguna would' a musical focusinJ on the life of a mis- understood artist be created from scratch. And only the Laguna Play· house could be the proper canv~s for such an ambitious work as .. Manet .. -with its cast of 40, some 200 ~!ides . and a half-dozen "living pictures" of the sort popularized next door at the Pagc~nt of lite Masters . • While a working knowledge of 'I'\. l .ISTI '\GS 7:00 ·-!Iii-· .......... !atG:ll _,_ 114 ........ ... .,.., ... ~c--c... m.Mt 7:30 1:00 classic an and French history prob-Weller, sound and hlbtina desiancr ably is required for complete enjoy-Stcphc" Shaffer, makeup designer mcnt of Marie Tumbull's sprawlina Gar) Christensen and the musical epic, "Manet.. is pla)!ed out 1n dircct1on·of author Turnbull himself. huma n, as well as arandiosc, terms Color slides from art historian Eric under the direction of Douglas Rowe, Hansen endow the production with the playhouse's artistic director. nchncss and dimens1on as the) Thus, the untutored viewer may illustrate the topic of the moment. appreciate the painter's lifclone strua-The result 1 an impressive. 1f often gJC for recognition without puuling, portra11 of the French artist "thorouahly digC'stina the subtleties or Edouard Manet as interpreted his profession or has times. brilhantl) b) John Huntington in the Rowe is the Cecil 8. DcMille of this title role. Huntington enacts Manet as extraordinary undcnaJdng, guidine a a stubQ<>rn. llncompromio;ing indi· cast of seeming thousands with v1dualist "'ho resisted the .... im- enormouf 11ssistance from the set press1onist .. label affixed to him b) desi~ning1 team of Doug and Don art cr111cs throughout his can:er and Will1am90n. orchestral arranger became. in the vie'' of history. the Terence Alaric, choreographer . first of the "modem" artists. Steven Josephson. costumer Karen J. Hunungton is one of the few actors 1:30 9:00 1:30 10:00 10:30 11:00 11:30 in J the immense company who 1s allbwed to create and sustam a char•as· Most 5efVe in dual or muhapl Qles or as choral blCk.ina - shadings of colo r on a cortll)Jicated canvas. Even Dana Van Oiver as Manet's wife. Suunne, never really materializes as an individual ln her own riaht. More successful in this regard arc John Weston as the mad writer Baudelaire, Dou& Williamson as the legcndaf) Emile Zola,. seen here as one of the few critics sympathetic to Manet; Steven Sloan as the prissy el}lpcror Louis Napolean IJJ, and Bradley Miller as the antagonistic critic Duranty --whose "duer• with Manet as one of 'the few comic moment of the sho"-, ma1dting two men with heated con' 1ctions bu1 absolutely no talcnl fonwordplay. Turnbull's "Manet" is much like the modern musicals "Cats .. and :·us Maserablcs," in tha1 most of us dialogue 1s sung rather than spoken. The project -which includes 25 original songs -is lfn endtmous challenge, and ull1matcl> a triuniph. for the author/musical director and his choral director. Nancy Fine. as well as conduc1or Joseph MJ,\lroy. "ho guides the Laguna pit orchc tra VisualT)..tflc prOdUcuon js one ofa kjnd, with the Willillmson fa1her-son team combining with costuroe de· signer Weller and the backdrops -of Leslee Turnbull 10 produce a pan· oram1c etrecf'lhat often overshado~s its principals. Characte~ who step out of paintings (such as Zola and Manc1's Qarcnts) are caked ""h bca\ > makeup to d1s11ngu1sh them- selves as art"-Ork Cei-tainl} ... Manet" is the most amb111ous production of the season b) an) Orange Count) theater. amateur (as La$una os1ens1bl) 1s) or professional. lt 1s a tribute to artistic excellence and 1nd1vidualism and an 1lluminat1on of one of the art world's 'HO\ lt·:S John -Hunttnp-on prayi ffte -d•t•rm fnecr-Tr enclt paint e r «doua rd M anet In th• multl ·faceted p r o duction no w on stag e at t he Lag u n a Moulton Playho~se. less recognizable but most influential figures. "Manet" will play through June 12 at the pla)hou~. 606 Laguna Can)'on Road. Laguna Beach. with per· formances Tuesda)s through Fnda)'s at 8 p.m. and Sunday matin~ at 2:30. Ticket 1nformat1on m11y be obtained b> calling the box office at 494-0743. American takes top prize at Cannes CANNES. France (AP) -Amen- can Steven Soderbergh's first feature film, "sex. lies and videotape," won the Golden Palm award Tuesda) night at the 42nd Cannes film fcsu I One of the movie's four stars. James Spader, took the best actor .. H.'t"""' RUFFELL'S -UPHOLSTtlY IMC. ... , ..... c.... .... 1112 -•u• .. cesu 1Ua-Ma.11st J.wltMl.UIN ll .. (PG-IS) I 00~ 10 5 20-7.35-10 00 ~--t2~2~~~tfos WE'RE OPEN! lt'i hick to thoM. happy day1 of 1'911 food . friendly .••rvlce ind fun. For break&lt, lunch or dinner. Belle~ i1 where the ne1t meet. We're ~· talking Edie~ handmade bu1p1. malb ind eoct.a. Blue Plate lpfC!.lala and old.;llihloned m•tlot1f. And the JubbOx never ltope jumpin'. two tune1 fi>t a~er.CtUIMcwm' to 'Idle-new diner. We'll be Blad ~u dt4. award. while Meryl Streep was selec ted best actress for her per- formance in "A Cry in the Dark." directed b) Fred Schepis1 "Well, I gue s n's all downhill from here." said Soderbcrgh. 26. as he accepted the festival's top pnzc-. ··t don't kno" what to SS} f was in great com pan) here." The Jury's pec1al Pnze went to two films: French director Bcnrand Btier's "irop Belle Pour Toi .. ( .. Too Beautiful for You") and ltalJan director Giuseppe Tornatore's "Nuovo Cinema Paradiso" (''Para- dise Cinema"). West German director W1m Wendcn, pre 1dent of the JUJ) pres- ented the awud to Soderber&Jl. of Baton Rou_ge, La. Wen~ers sard the fllm brought the JUI)' both jo) and .. confidence 1n the future of the cinema." Emtr Kustunca of Yugoslavia rr- ce1ved the be t director awnrd'for his movie "Dom Za Vesan1e" ("Time of the Gypsae .. ). Amencan Jam Jarmusch's "Mys· tery Train," three skctche1 unified b) 1 train, took the pnLC for be~t an1s11c contnbuoon. The Jury Pnze went to •'JMu~ de Montrur (''Jesu of Montreal") by Canadian director Otny Arcand . NEW YORK (AP) -Here arc the pnme-ume television rat1nas as com-piled by ~ A.C Nielsen Co. for the week ofMay_l_S-21 (c•ch rat1n1 point equals 904,000 v1ewin1 household ). I. "Evcrybod 's Baby" -""BC Sunday Ntaht Movie," 22 9 ratJni. 2. "Roseanne:· ABC. 21.6. 3. "TM Cosbv Show." NBC 20.l. '10\ It 1.IS'l"l'\f9S New..-.&e-h llM.80A~l0tl ..... ...._ .,, ){10 "9..--.1.• ......... , .. OMtMA JOO~' c~ .. o.-•••-01.0 I ......... ,._. 8N -. L9M ~ 11111 ~-"""·~ 1 ...... ~l'GI• llQ. IOJS U90 ~ .......... 1 ~ ft N~f..,.... •n eno ........ _... ... "* ........ ""'. 10 ..-rYWAT'lll J'.oSI (OMJ~•tt61.0 ...... -Ulllwflll?. CoetaM"8 The film had been "among those rumored for lhe Golden PaJm. Shot on a S 1.2 m1lhon budget, "sex. hes and videotape" tells the story ofa seeming.I) happily mamed, prosper· ous couple whose hv~ arc disrupted when a troubled fnend returns 10 town, tnggering revelations of sexual and persooal betrayal. Spader. named beSl actor. portrays the rctumina f nend who prcc1p11ates the disaster. which ultimately leads to self-knowtedge. I mpotent. he videotapes interview wnh women abou\ their sex ltvcs as a substitute for real inumac)-• • Sher's "Trop &lie Pour Toi;· st.amng Gerard Depard1eu. tells the stor) of a Jll'IJC O-A ncr who betrays his beautiful wife followinaa sudden, une\plained attraction to his Jess attractive temporary sec retary. "Nuo\o Cinema Paradiso"' was one of two ltahan entnes focustn& on the cinema and Its demise. Ettore Scala's " plendor" "'as no1 honored with a pnze. The 13-<ia) fest1,al also made a y,cc1al bow to Grcaory Peck, whose film "Old Gri"JO," also s1.arrin4 Jane Fonda, officiall)' clo~ the fesuval Both he and Ms Fonda ~etvcd &tand1nJ ovauons from the black tie crov.-d at the Palais de Fcsttval . 4. "Chccn," NB , 18.9. S. ''LA. Law," NBC, 18.•. S "Wonder Yc.trs," ABC. 18 4. 7 "Knot Lindina." CBS. 18.0 8 "Murder, he Wrote, .. CBS. 17.6. 9. "60 Minute~:· CBS, 17 2 10. "Roe vs. Wade" -"NBC Monday Niaht Mo'll1c," l 7.0. u .......... ach .. • .. CW'r9 C8fTW 711' w ...... ,,.,.,. ... 0110 ,....._.,._. ...... '--0.......$1S I IQ 'IO ll 50 l ,_.. .. .._ ll'Os SJO I 10 IS , ........ flll.I\ llS 1011 .... _ .... ..__.._,.,i IS 1 JO ••S ,...,~,... ~ 110 10 •' -·----~,..... lij41 -le ....o• I ,... ..... ,.,. IS.I~ IOJO , ..... eel ..... C.....,.("t)ltl' JO 1.JQ' JO lnin~ -aater-0-.,-COIJdf •.olJ tcke1 fJJ, •lllov• l•flJ runs to]Oln Jn th• cefebr•tkin . •s wlnnlne pitcher Tony f'ena f27J gives c•tcher Rob Ickes a llfl. and th• ._, ..... ,..._ .,. ~ ,,., ... le t•..w po Into ttl• -action f'l9htf. -o cean ""Vrew shorutop Dan Hernandea fbelowJ relays to complete a seventh Inning double play. Milter Defext~acts measure of revenge Monarchs pay S~ahawks back with 2-1 triumph 1 1y JON FERGUSON Of ttw O.ily Not kMf . AJI Miter Dc1 H 1gh baseball coach Rob Id .cs "'as thanklng with tv.o out an the bottom of the eighth inning Tuesday was "one Little chanker and it's o'er." But the Monarchs' ace pitcher. senior Ton) Pena. thre"" a 1-2. basc~loaded. ''"o-out p1Kh dov. n an thl· strike zone to set has 1h1rd stnkcout of the game and complete a 2-1 CIF 5-A Sttond round 'actor) 0' er <'Kean V acw before 350 fans ;it the Seahav. k ·diamond It brought a champion h1p.«lcbra11on from the Monarchs' pla~ers and coaches. v.ho haH' Y>atched their pla)'ofT hopes end an frustration at the hand'> of <kean View twice an the past four )cars. ancludtng last )Car's second round pme which was al oat Ocean V1cv. It was specuil day fbr lcke for~' eral rea<,,on' "Todays my 20th (v.edd1 ng) annivcrsar)." ~ad Ickes, "'ho moments later received a hug from has v.aft" and a houldcr drowned in happiness. After l S years. r, c had a lot (ofbt& wans), but that one meant a lot. "When the bracket came out. I d1~n·1 sed)ccan View m the Sttond round. My wife came up and ~ad I can't behe'c v.e·vc 101 Oct'an Vaev. 10 the S("COnd round To me. 11· just another ballaame. I think the kad v.cre think.mg about Ocean View before the first game ... To make 11 more of a fam il) afTa11·. Monarch senior catcher Rob Ickes. Bob's son. dnllcd a lY>o-out double 1n the naht-ccntcr field gap to bring home Juan Zua1c w11h th,e 10-ahead run in the eighth inning "He was SY>eepang has bat." the cider lckc~ ~ad .. tic ( 11 'O I I H \I . I wasn't attacking with has hands. He doesn't like to be reminded of that. but he ha to be Yeah. 11· n h11lc sv.eettr (bccau~ oftus son's h11 )." Pena. who improved has rewrd 10 12-1 w11h 3y., innings of one-h11 scoreless relief. said the team had been lookin& forward to this one. .. We've been sayint "'e wanted to get 10 Ocean View since last }Car" Pena sauJ .. That team was not as close as this one \\>c'rc a dose kn111cam. and I thank it's going 10 carr)' us. I don't thank 1here'saJ1nA playing here. but we·, e not pla)'cd goad here the last fev. time Ever) bod} had 11 an the bad. of their mind " Ickes said a reference b) Ocean V 1ev. C oa'h Ste' c Barrell 1n a nev.-spapcr rcpon that said last )'ear's 3-1 pla)OfT 1..actol") b~ the ahawk~ 0' ~·r the Monarch\ v.ac; "all Ocean Vu:w' inspired his rla)er'i. "The) v.cre prac11c1ng v.-el all liist '"ed ... Ides \aid ·11 means a lot to me. but at meant a /01 to (the pla)Cr\I l a'>t year. I was walking out of here, and I heard one of their parents \a). 'If Mater Dea was an the Sunset l..engue. thcfd nc"er make the playoffs.' I almost turned around and h11 thc au> .. The ""'n p11s founh-sttd~ \1ater Dea. :!:!·5. against .. 1s11mg El Dorado. :!0-8. an the quancrfi na" at 3: 15 p,m Fnday. Ocean V1e¥> fin.,he at I -10-1 It was an cmo11onal win . no doubt. but the game wa'I a hash sc hool masterpiece .. , 11h good patching, good fielding and tamel) h1ttanaand o1Tensl\Ce\ccu11on Ofthe game's 10 hits fhc came 1n the innings v.ath the three runs Bary-ell came into the game "ath a no-holds barrl'd attitude and 11 almost paid oJT. The Seahawk\ almost scratched and ran their WI) to a v.1n \\-llhout h1t'1in1 the ball -of the four hm. tY>O v.ere bunt angles and one v.ns n grounder deep in the hok at shQmtop. (Please SH MONARCHS/821 Eagles' 'cardiac kids' do _it again Estancia ·scores "tive· in seventh to top Corona, 9.-7 9y ltOGElt CMLSON °"-~ ..... ,..., CORONA -E t1nc1a H1g1f baseball coach Ken Mallard just kept muttering to himself. "The cardiac ~ads, the cardiac kids," Tuesday afternoon following yet another chapter m his tenm's drive for CIF 3- A honors. This time it was Coron• Ht&h's Panthers who felt the sting of Estan- c11l's comebaclt en eav6rs as the Eaales sco'ted thr~ umes in the finh to get even at 4-.i. then scored five times an the seventh after two out to pull out a hean-1opp1n19-7 victory It sends the Eagles. 21 -6. uuo the q_uanerfinals Fnday afternoon at a "'1te to be determincd-by-rcoitr' flyp- thas morning. ugus. 21-4-2 and the 3-A's No. 3 seed. ad"anccd with a 3--0 \ICtor) o'er Glenn Tuesd•» The final blov. came from )'Ct another plate an E tancia's armor - second baseman Roben Nye. a 5- foot-9. 165-pound senior. Has three-run homer off a fastball 1n the se"enth 1nn11\i wa responsible for the final margrn. an )Ct another pme whtch defies p1ckana tumina points or heroes. c cept of course, none of the •bo"e -.ould have come \\-llhout )e' blast. ha first of the sea on "l don't believe at." said a happy Mallard ... ho has seen ht squad quahf) for the quartti'finals for the first ume the school's ha tOI) .. If I v.a n't o touah I'd have tears an my C)CS . . he). but don't wntc that." "He}." demanded h1'l a sjstant. Paul Tro,cl. .. make u~ )OU get that 1n • Millard ha been gOl"f through th1 for 17 )'ears. und E tanc1a ha made a habit of coming from behind th1 sea~n. but this one "a'i tndccd. nearl) unbehe' able. and ccnaml) capable of producana me son of c1rJ1a arrc t _ Estancia. aoang ¥.llhOUI first team 111-leaauc homtop Ja on Y. h11e bc- c.ausc of a Jammed wnst u tamed v.hen hJing 1n for a tnple ~inst Pa 1fica la t Y>CC'k-. pla~ed 1tsclf1nto a 4-1 deficit through four innings as · stanct Grt'g Brnnnas got httle an the v.<a\ of suppon from ht teammate But come bacl the Eagle\ dad. w11h three runs an the fifth a Corona' f PIHM s.e EAGLES/121 Irvine moves on by beating Saddleback, 3-0 Laguna advances to 3-A semis The OMf)' PMot Jennafer Brunda e pitched a tv.o- h11 hu1ou1 and aho accounted for one oflrvanc Haah· runs wtth a thml- 1nnan1 homer. u the Vaqueros chm1nated host dlcback from the CIF J.-sofiball pla)off "11h a ;\-0 $CCOnd-round victor) Tuc5(11). Brunda upped her record to 17-7 and helped send lf'ine. :!0-7 and the South Coait Lcaauc champion. into thcquanerfinal on Thursciiy icaanst Sa"iu at a \Ile to be determined. The Vtquero opened tht sconna an the second v.hen Cher) I Ounme~er ho~rcd. added another an the thal'\S on Brundqc'' bla t. and their final run 1n the fifth on a ba)Cs.-loadcd s1naJe to center b) Er1~ KOC'h. It ~u more than enouah support for Bru~. who did not v.•lk. a bitter, i truck out 10. and allo""c(t only one of lhrce ddleback b&\erunncrs to advance as far u teeond btse. The Roadrunners fin· 1ihcd 24-5. Lisa Goodwin (3 for l) and Brun· due(2 for 4) supphcd more than hair orlrvane's ejpt hats. - - ll \.IOH I .I·: \Gt l·:S IJel"tl state berth Cerw tlel .._ H .... tl .. tance at•r •tt Lavelle w•I lte trylft9 te ........ -· ..... top five'"""' ,,.. ..... .,.. ,, .... , ,..... • c.;,,... C°"99• ••th• c" M•1t•r·1 Meet. th• ,.,.., at•PP ........ te dM lute Meet • weell later. DOdgen beaten by former teammate Howell again, 4-1 DO Uf,t H ' ''tit UI 11 Woodbridge rolls; C dM wins by tiebreaker The Dally Piiot l..tt Kirner and .\aron Bra~r h3 \cn't ~l'n pld~ll1tl together mul h this ~ason. hul l.lleh the' ·"c ma<l i.' quite a duo The Laguna Bcal h llagh douhll:\ team. paired \IOCC thl' Pacafil C 1w~1 Lcaaut· 1nd1' adual linah ha., gon~· I 5·0 and I ur'Kia} racked up <.onw 1mprcssl\e '""'en route I<' v.1nning cat.h of their )(ts dunna th~ .\na'lt,· 12-6 IF 3-.\ team 1cnn1squnner1inal pla)ofT' actor) o-.cr La Quinta The \nast~. 21 -2 anJ seeded 'It'\: ond m the \ • ..\ bracket. meet th a rd· ~ed unn) Halls ~1 -1 . Thur-.Ja, 11 a l>JLC to be dctcnnancd '\\ c ha,cn't laced 1hem \Cl hut c-vcr) thtna I ',~c hl~rd about them has brcn \.Cr) ilXld than S " \aid l OIUOll Coach Bob \\ alton. Amons 11..arncr an<l Brauer i. 'at'- tOnt" T uesda' v.a\ a 0-3 dtt1~1on o'er Li Qu1nta'5 unbeaten duo of Pc1cr \ u and Phu rrouna. "We wanted a top~r in double 1oda). ,i.o I put tho tv.u '' ether to tr) and v.an 11t lca t t .. o and IJ\C the team that' SO-O a hlllc tougher compc1t11on," Walton said '"The' cam . u., The\ ·re 1 .. 0 outstand1n1 pla}cr,. \\c \C ~n '11 \ 1• 1 \ \ O I I ' reading a tut of things ahout thl·m .\l\o pla\lng ¥>ell v.r rc "n&I~ pla)crs Jon i.ealh and C.raham C 11Th1> "ho l'dl h '"CPI their ma1ChC'\ at the '<o I and '2 pm111on!> re'>peCll\ el~ .\mo ng 1he1r \11.tlm\ v.ac; la Quan- La·., Quoni Tran .. ,ho·~ rant..ed l~nd in out hl·m ( ;.thfomaa and Y>a'I the C..inkn Ciro' c league sin~k., cham- pwn In another l . .\ match • I op-SC'Cded \.\ oodbndgt' cap- turc\l \C\Cn of nine an '1ngk'I and R:v.rn ~r and Bn-tt l-.a.11.man po tell a -aouble'I '"cep 10 dov. n Burb3nt.. I ~-6 l he \\ amo,..., Iµ ad' ancf' to pla) So\n \1ann,l at homl' an thl· ~mahnah on Thuool\ le' '\tcmhardt 10~1 onl' '""o pmc' and -..:o I "nitcs pl3\Cr Rand~ he) onl\ four for tht' Wamor' '"'1"1 v.on their nd con u\1\ ,, road mah: h l he • aaar·lsaacman team pre' aalt-J b~ or(\ of 6-.i f\-4. (1 ... 1. In the 4-pl3~offi • • CY> pon Harbor's Chm Rabbitt and Brett Hanwn-Oent t'&ch v.C'pt thcar\an&lc ~l\. but the Sa1lo1' fell tu Dan3 Hill • ~·11. an total1ame,af1cr t) ans. 9.Y. in t o\fter hcang ehmmated m tht" scm11inal la\t '~J. the: 1lors tin~h an the quancr1inals th as l>t'ason with a 14-b rC'\.ord "It v.as a reall~ a tos up:· s:ud , t'Wport toach Charhe Blet'ker. "It ""'~ 8-10 lht: first ti me v.e pla)'ed them It ¥>3 a great match today E\t'f)Onc pla~cd arcat lf l'\.e aot 10 lo~ that' the""') 1 .. ould v.anttodo II I hate 10 !Ml} that. but II wa a arcat match .. •Corona del Mar uuhzcd 1t tren.Jth m doubt~ 10 escape w11h an I -7 ' actor) o" er Ca man Uo m • match tha1 v.a dctemllncd bv game ""hen the set ore was deadlocked. q.9 ophomore Jamie Katzman pro"~ the a Kinas. 1µ, wtth their uni} \actor) in smaln. and it pro\ cd m ""c•l when the CdM team of Bob Et1bar and Gerard 8Httaan v.t'rccdgcd b) C'amanllo's o. I ttam in doubles l'\SIDI Lake rs win it with defense, 101 -9 5 I GLEWOOO (AP) -Tbe u U3l "Shov.11mt'0 1tm~hcrc .... m1nan for the m 1 pert T~\da) napt. lnstnd, the Los nttlej Laltrs u~ a s11Rintckfcn~ tn t~ Jn'Ond halflo bat the Phoc:n1-. un 101-9.S. The nt nwMk onh 14 of t~ir .. \ ftdd pl atkmpU 1n the final 24 minutes 11 tht Lakm t a 2~ ic.a 1n the Wes1ttn Confcrcn<.'t finals. 1 .. You haw to '1\C theirdeffftM 1ht cttdit.•• ~" oech C"onon Fnnimmon' •id "We hot pootl). bUt the) daer"tt lhc ciia1t f4 a kS4 of our turno"m .. Thttr J~•w1tch1na· WORN ~I wt JUtt didn't hand~ It llc) bad ot qy out and 1t •<med we ~ tak•"I 1a loc oflhob 1 tbc 24· lecond tk:d ,.n down." The liken ~1 atw:.d for i(MJd b) outK'Orina the Sun 121 avtr • pan of 12:20 1n tht ~"d half, turninf a 6 .6Q ckft<:tl into a 90- lcad with •:H rtma1nina. •·Jam Wonht and t doubk- tnm •• ttwd1~ntt1nth1•11me.·· Wen C oech Pat Raley Mid "\\' c dua it out It was a C'nc of staYi"I wittl tbe de~nte, p&ay1na bard. 'The mlued a lot of t but a tot ~ coatelted .. -Ep_oommna the Phoenall \hoot1na Pf'Qt)ltms were~ :Johnton, •ho made only two of ll lhot • and Tom Chlmbm. Who ... JUtt I for 23 Worth) Pili)'ed ••nM Ouimhm for mo\t of the pmt. ""The ddmtt Pidcd us •P '" the fourth qua~:· •id on1'y. Who tcOttd I~ of hii 19 Pot•U "' tht ftnal l*iod "W1th<Nt el. • wwkln't .. w bc.-cn able to 8" , ... h 111!.fMUon blilMtJ M IQll.-:'_ llytOn . t kd the . .......,.,. :JO 'I .. wgersflrst win vs. Mets in four years • From TM Associated Press Enc Show scanered nme hits m 8¥1 innings for his lirsl v1c1ory over New York in four}cars as the San Diego Padres beat the Mets and Dwight Gooden, 3-2. Tuesday night at Jack Murph) Stadium. Show had been 0-7 in 11 previous starts against the Mets since 1985. h had also been four years sinct the Padres beat Gooden. who had a s1J1.-game w1nning streak agai nst San Diego snapped. Sho"-, 6-4. waJkc..'CI none and struck out thiu and Mark Davis got the last out for his 14th save. Darryl Strawberry reached on in error in the ninth and Dave Magadan singled to chase Show. Davis relieved "' and Barry Lyons singled 10 Strawberry to make itJ-2. The game ended when Ke vi n Elster fou led out lo first. - A# .... ,, ..... D~ers catctter Mlle• Sdoscla t"row1 up •r1111 In dlu•H•f •ft•r ""lladelphl• runner Juan S...uel ••• called safe by Ulllplr• Bruce Proemmlftil durln9 first. Inning. In other National League games: Giants 4, Expos %: Rick Reuschel became the National League's first eight-game winner this season and Will Clark h11a1wo-run homer in San Frapcisco's victor) at Candlestick Park. Reuschel. 8-2. aJlowcd sill. hits in 711\ inningsandgaveuponeeamed run. Mi ke LaCoss{>itched 111> inninas for his fifih save. Pirates S, Brave• Z: In Atlania. John Smiley pitched an ei$ht-hiner and Glenn Wilson hit a two-run homer to liO Pittsburgh. Smiley, 5-1, struck out nine and walked one in send inf the Braves to their eighth loss in I 0 games. It was Smiley s third complet.c game of the season. Reds I , Cardinals 4: Staner Danny Jackson si ngled in two runs and reliever Rob Dibble escaped a bases-load<'d jam in the sixth inning. leading Cincinnati to the victor) at Riverfront Stadium. Jackson, 3-7. has j ust two victories ince opening day-both against the Card inals. who are winless in four games against the Reds this season. -C.bs-5, As iron: In the Astrodomc. ha won Dunston hit a two-run homer and Scot\ Sanderson won his fourth straight decision as the Cubs earned their seventh victor) in their last eight ga mes. Scali Sanderson, 5-2, pnchcd SI/' inningsand allowed four runs oh six hits. Calvin Schiraldi pitched three mnings for his founh save. In the American League: fltag~rs JO, Royars-~! In Al'hngton, Nolan ~yan improved his record against Kansas City to 22-1 1 as Texas took a I £1.0 lead in the founh and hung on. Kansa~ 0 Cubs S, Astros 4 CtllCAGO ~TTRU.G" A Tl.A NT A ... ~ .. ., ..... . ...... Caty, which has lost si.11 straight. scor~ fhe runs in the sixth, on~ in the eighth and two 1n the ninth. Jubo Franco drove in thrtt runs and Ruben Sierra had three hits for t he Ranaers, who led 10.0 in the founh. Blue Jays Z, Twlas l: John Moses dropped Kelly Gruber's fly ball for a three-base error in the ninth inning and George Bell followed with a sacnfi~ 0). lifling Toronto to the win at home. Tigers 7, lDdlus Z: Mike Trujillo pitched a six-hitter for his third career complete game and Garv Ward drove an two runs for Detroit at Tiger Stadium. Cleveland. first in the Al EaS1 with a 2 I -22 rtt0rd, is the first team with a sub-.500 record to lead a d1' ision 1his late in the season. Red Sox 6, Mariners~: Ellis Burk~ doubled \\llh tw o out1 in tile ninth JJUlJng Jnd scored on 0wigltt Evans"" single as BoSton o"ercame a four-run defici t for the .. 1ctory at Fen"'a > Park. Orioles t, WbJle Sox 3: Mike Devereaux hit a two-run homer and Make> T<'ttleton, Billy Rapken and Larry Sheets hit solo homers in Chicago'! win at Comis~ey Park. 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Phoeni• lw lost J 9 auai&bt II""' at the Forum dalina to I 9P. A thrtt-\)C?int play by Tom Ctwnbcn wttb 5:09 remain&na an lM third ...,,. pve \ht Sum • 68-60 . ktd bUt the l.akm ICOl'ed l I or tbe itMI tf PoiDts ift the third quaner and 19 of the first 26 in the founh period to 10 •head 90-80 with 4:35 remain· ins. Led by Dan M~erle, the St.tn1 battled beck in the late aoina. Two foul •hot1 by ~rlc 1Vith .0 teeond1 remainin1 made it 96.93, but Wonhy rnldr I la~ wttb 2.S 9CJG1il ~vin Jobn10n led Phoenix with 22 points and l 0 .Wit•, but he also hed l 0 h&movcrs and ICOl'ed only four nu ia \be MCOOd U&f. Chaaaben 21,.. .... 10 ... ftdlucl ~ aDd Jeff Horw:ek eecb hid 16 pointL "'l Hpended mytelf in the flrtt half and IJUlld.idn'a h11Ve my u1ual enef'I)' in the tecond half. .. Kevin Johnson. laid ... (Lo• Ansetn reterVe Mich1el) Coor:r preuured me dunna I.he who ICCond half. I ju11 didn't have m)' normaJ kveJ oftMflY ... i. Tiie liries t1aiftl eo Pbcienax iw Neither ..... "' ...... til potinl Ulilil. aj91np 11Mi1 tiJ Honllll witb 6:53 left in dlt tt.mt ~ aippcd an S-0 run ud OUI tit Suet atltad6S..'7. PhoenilhlalldSS.Sl at halftime. The tams combined for oaly 38 poin~ .in lbc O.ird quanerra;JO bj the Uken. TbeSuns ma ~ ~ 24 field ll>al man,.. iD ..... ~ .. -i..an ... .-a n vs calls for lower speeds at Indy for safety and competitive r:easons 1NDIANAPOLIS -fom Sne"n. a •• 1tam·r from \he p<ilc p0sit1on three tltnc)Jnd Vr • holder or the Indianapolis Motor ~"'a> \ record ror mutt qu1l1ficat1on laps above 200 mph. is an ouu.poken crusad('r for lo"'cr speed' .. Fan\ come lo lndaanapolii. 10 e speed most o(thc month of May, but on l'ICC da)' they WM\ to ~ca race," Sncva ~id. "'Like I said, we don't have to worr)' ebou11his pla~ urvn ma. Bui ~e ha.,c to worry about 1he rest of the spon. "I wonder why nobody else can figurt' 1t out. I'm not cxactl~ a rtx·kct scientist ... This is prell) commoo-~n!>C stuff. I don't think I'm thal far off the trnck 6n the c isi.ucs." Sneva, the 1983 lnd1anapohs 500 winner. the first driver 10 qualify for the race at more than 200 mph. an.d the r~ord-holder "1th 42 laps in qualifkat1ons above 200. has for most of th•~ de-cade advocated slow1n1 the cars down. · Not Qnl) for safety. but also in the 1ntcrt•st of artatcr competition. Pistons even series, 100-91 AUBURN HILLS. Mich. -Isiah ~ Thoma) ke)cd a backcoun resurgence w11h • 33 points as the Detroit Pistons pulled c' en ' iaf\cr tv.o gamci. of the Eastern Conference ---- finals v.ith a 100.91 victory o'er the Chicago Bulls Tuesday night. Thomas aot plenty of help from fellow ituardc; Jot Dumars and Vinnie Johnson. 'ti.ho scored ~O and 16 points, rcspcr\i\.ely. The trio combined for 27 point!i on 11-for~S shootang in the series opener Sunda) Jt was \ 1nuafl) a must "1ctor) for Dc11011. Three of the.. the remaining ga01es of the ben-of-7 senes ar~ scheduled for Chicago Stadium. including Gamt's 3 and 4 on Saturda) and Monda> afternoons A loss "'°ould ha ve been another stunning ~•balk at home for1he Pistons. who ~cnl into th1ssuicsw1th a 41 -~ record and a 25-gamc winn ing streak at the Palace Thomas. averagmg 13.6 points on 3.S.4 percent shooting in the playoffs. scored 12 points in the lirst Q· 12 of t.hc .second half. hcljHng t~ P .. tone; pull 11"-&Y from a 49-49 half\imc tic into a 73-64 lcad. largcst of the.game to that point. The Bulls. who got 27 points from M1chaL·I Jordan, dosed the gap to 15-10 al the end of the 1h1rd quarter"'"" the help of t"o free thrO\\S b> Jim Pa\son after 8111 La1mbecr was ejected after being called for his !te<.ond .. unsportsmanlike ac1" of the game He was charged with a technical for clbo"in& and later wa!ii called ag:un for throwing an clbo". Cp I 0 I I Ct I I 11 J D \ \ Bret S.benasea. Kansa~ City pncher, after his Leawood. Kan. neighbor. Joe Caner got the first hit off Saberhagen on Ma> 9 and robbed Danny Tanabull ofa possible home run with a spectacular catch an af:lme 1he Royals "'on. 3-1 "Yeah, I kno~ where he hvcs. and I'll eag his house tonight." . Stanford takes tennis title * Stanford Uni' ersll) "~Marlin Bia kman and JeflTathrull pulled out a 6-4 6-4 v1c10" 10 No 2 doubles T ucsda\log1 ... c 1hc ( ardinal a 5-3 win O\.er C1corgia 1n Athens and a second consccu11ve NC i\ <\Men's Tcnni~Champ1onc;h1p. BefoR a capacat) cro~d of li.227 at (.reorg1a's Hen') Fetid Stadium. Blackman put away a backhand vnllr~ "Inner on a 3-J paint for the dcc1s1vc· po1n1 1n No 2 doubles. Sin&Jes pla) had lefi the '"o u~amc; t-~cn at thn.·e match~ each In other sports ne"s Tucsda) • Dcfcnscman Doug Crossman "11' \Clrct<'d h) 1hc New York Islander as the player-to-be-named lalt'r tn 1he trade which sent 1oahe Kell) Hrudey to the Los l'\ngclc\ Kinas. hJandcrs General Manager 8111 Tom) an· nounced. The add1tton of Crossman. al\ c1aht·)'rar NHL veteran. fina hes the Feb. n deal which also brou&h1 dcfcnscman Wayne McBcan and aoal1c Mark F112patnck to the rebuilding Islanders Crossman turns 29 on Ma) 30. •Bruce McNall. who ma~1ermindcd 1hc trade that brou&ht Wa) nc Grct1k) 10 the Lo" ngelc Kin&-'· on Tuesday was named The Sporti ng New~· NHL Exccu&1ve of the Year. The St. Lou1s-based_pubhcat1on also named Montreal's Pat Burns the NHL C"oach of the Year. "That"• whal I '\'C been saying for t~ pest fi"c or ".JI )'Can., at lc1ts1:· said neva. who qualified for Sunday' ra c on the 1ns1dc or the et&hth row at 218.)96 mph. .. NASC'AR slt>\\-ed their 'uy~ down. You heard ahem al T alladcga They ~lowed 'cm down from 212 down to 190. "The dn"ers 'ti.ere compla~1n1 and moan ma before th"' race, but the fans were <1tand1naand shout1na for about SOO miles in that race." Sneva wa referring 10 the Winston SOO on May 7 at Talladc~. la. Davey llison took a st1rnng .,·ictory tn a vcf} compc11llH' No\ AR stock car raC'e after the sanc:t1oning body 1rflpoM°d carbu~tor n:str1C'tor plates 10 slow thccar~down in the intcrestof sa(cty forcom~titOf'\ and fan!t. Talkin,about the Indy-car rulesmakcrs, nc'a sauJ ..The)' make wa> l()-0 small changes. I don't kno" who thC) ·re h~tcnin& to . . uperman died a long lime a@o. "You·.,.e aot to have the equipment. M1cnael Jordan can \\Car Adida~ or Nike or whatever and he' still gOin& to do his thing. Our sPon isn't like that. Our tennis shoe area pretty 1mponant element ofollrsuccc s. and th"' bid nC\\S is tho~ tennis sh()("sco t about S350,000al)it(c.11nd }ou·.,e got to h'a'e more than one." I' THt: BtE.\t'HEHS ·m..~--M- •zu ;a:z:se ~ sxsu; .. .. .. I I "What the ... a parachute? Where's my lunch?'~ ~ Calgary one win from Cup ( ALG..\R \ <\lbcrta -Calgan 1 one "'in awa) from doing "hat no Canad1en~· opponent ha~ done -ho1sung the. Stanl~) Cup 1n triumph on the Montreal Forum ice rtrst-penod goal~ b) JOC'I Ouo, JO(" l\.1ullcn and .\I \laclnnts pro' 1drd the lirepawcr as the flames heat Montreal. 1-2. Tues<la) night for a 3-2 lead m the bcst--of-7 NHL finals i\ v1cto11 in Thursc.ln\ night"\ Sl'\lh game 10 Mon1n:al "Ould g1'c 1he Flarne~ their first ~tanle) Cup Montreal ha won all 11 of the C up-chnchang games 11 has pla}ed at the Forum since th<' bu1ld1ng opened 10 1924 · If a ~ontrcal \. ICtOf) 10 Game 6 keep that streaJ.. intact, the Canad1cn) will return to Cal~ry fOr Game 7 unda) night. 1·1·:1.1· \ l'IO,.fl \UIU ULEVISK>N 4 JO om -9ASE9AU .. : l\noti, at New York Y1nktt1, Channel S 4,JS pm -BASEBALL.: P1ll,t>uroh al Alla n11. T8S S JO Pm -BASEBALL: Chluoo Cut>s 11 Hou11on, WGN . 1 Pm -SOWLING: Women J 1ournam1n1 from O.nvt r, ESPN I pm -HOlltS• lltACtNG: Hollvwood Park reDl&Y,, Cn1nne1 S6 <f>nme Ticket, 10.JO D ml lltAOK> · 4 30 o.m -9ASE9ALL: "noels 111 New vori.. V1 nkHS, KMPC l7t0) 7 pm -9ASR8ALL: f>tlllecMl«>N1 11 Dodoen, KA8C (790) 1 p.m. -84SE8ALL: New York Mets 111 ·S.n Oleoo. KFM8 (7601 EAGLES a 1.2.3 finish &o become 11 ·I the Tillers' field ,,.,,.,, defense bcsan crumblina. Pat1I McDantels' l~cwun double. followed by-a lwo-bq&cr by Nye dad the trick. but thrtt runners wt rt lef\ stnndcd as uaancia failed to act the be(k- brattr. ' Corona ~ponded with thtte in the bottom of the fi.f\h as the first thrtt blttcf5 scored to ao up. 7-4. and Etlancia followed by JcavinJ thrc:c more runners stranded. IJVl"I the pme a clau1c look of wasted op- p0nunit1es. So it came to the 5evtn1h and Wlth Corona ace Chad DeRuyter now In cotnmand, the Panthen were closina 1n. Mark Hanlcy's hot sml$h to lhort was m=td. however and La"" El)' 1i to ian1tc the wi"nina bun&. Left Hennaa slaoood one toward rillrl. bill ftm biueman Javier Hilii•M m* a IOOd Ao1> and .-. .., DeRuyter c:o~nna. movlna 1Ji18....,. •with w out. nea (lat ,.._., lifted a deep fty to ""ter IO II' a nan 1m:i11.. but now thett were t•oat ud a 7-S deficit. Qwy lurrows .. , next a.nd. as 1f u•a-.tlen tomebody is di~ina a..da't -.on to a condu1ion :lllllla·~jtllinber do'wn lbe roed, his '.bOUDcK to ibOi't wat mishandled -die lftll lft'Ot of the dly by the 11me Z!illliftiOi' ••fllldir. aw d abw atld ftut.ed •aw~ to 111ep =-·=~'Ti.cc.-...: 8iMI itj~ inldc it out. "I clkla'l know, I thoulht m.Ybt it ................. llidlilye ..... tit ••Jia It "#rat out and I was ···~ '°' '° Dlay .... ~!r! .. WW Md M9 illl6o(. C'oron.a outhit Eiitanc1a, 10.7, but th~ 6-1 ratio 1n errors pro"cd dasa • trous for th~ hosu. who ~xat at I S-8-1 -tffuother 3-A pme • hawn Gtten's ha&h chopper ()Vt\' the th ird bUCman's OCl<f K'OrN 'he pmc-winni"I run 1n tltc bottom ofthe e1Jhth and llf\cd Tu ttn to a 3·2 victory o~cr lOJ>-5eCdtd rtcs1a on MONARCHS ''°"''' "I fi1urcd it'd be one of those da~~ YJhctt _you have to maaufacturc runs.·· llan'et1111d. "We really turned it k>oletoday. I didn't-ant to11t hkk• over the summtt and 11y • .tty dtd.n't I try thia here or why didn't I try that 'hS:fh.1·1 a a<>Od blllclub. Thq 'vt tot two 900d pitchen. ind they could ID r.r. rm DOI teavina tintb I b1ntr IU1e i• •Y mouth 11 all ... Maw Dei'• Zarate raChed on an error '° IWt the ICWtlt.b 1111ntt Randy K.artiner. and be wu sacn- ficed to tttond by Orea Cart, who wnt l for 3 T\lriday ud ii 5 fc.v 1 in the p6a)ofti;; :lllOe OiD ... llt\et\• tiOMlly walked befoft lcUI drilled a l·l _pildl IA die 11P-l.arate ICOf'td curly but OW wu pnned down at the plate Oft I ~npOi.nt may throw &elm OCieaa Vaew secoad bunnan Sl9\'CHerN.tn I• lhe '°"°"' of'tht .wmh. Ptna lolded the bales oa Kevin M\allens' bUnt ....._ a ftu.pi1Cla _.. to Htinuda ud a iatefttioM.I r.o- OU1 ... IO Ille~ ht Paa.IOI die llrillMt tO did iL la &M dairil .... Mata Dft't No. 7 ....... .iuldOr !IP• ..... Jim ... -... Ma Ids ftail Wini., 11oaW In the bottom of the t'lghth , R)an Relph led ofT "-llh a !im&lt and t,.o out'\ later. 1001'. \«ond on a "W1ld pitch Erik Lapfua1na' mfield iinik mo~c Relph to third bc-rore Grctn'\ h1I \\.On II. Tu'\tan 1mpro'es 10 19-8 and W111 araHI to Palmdolt' for Frid.t> ·~ quar- terfinals ~me. run ofT Ocun View 1aner Brent Woken, who ~orkcd fhe 1nn1np of four·hll bucball btfort *'"'•I'll way to Kal'hner. . . ..The last .. me was the tlrat pmc back au atancr for I 0 or 11 .. mes, .. 1ckct saad ··At practice. he tuck an tMrt When the wind was bloMn& out (to left). Coach Canak Mid to put Beu.sold 1n. He's aot pov.tr. He JU!.t wain't pl~·.na wen btforr .. In the founh 1nmna. Ocean View struck for Its only run ofT Mater Oct .1taner Scott C orhu, Who wOt'\ed 4', lnnirtp of tb~hic one-nin blll. Cbri11ophenon dtOvc a ooc-out doublund pinch runMr Cun1s Bruce IOOk third on a wtld p11'h. After Mike ~mt wu .. lktd. Cory Colben lltd ~n a oetfcc1 swc1de tqUtttt bUnt lO bcin& lk\ICe home and tach Ulf. In tk fifth inniQI. Ocean v~, John Arnold liftllld deep tn the .,. at liborWop Ud look iecOnd on M.alleu' *1ific:e. Then. with Arnold off ..... tM pin_ 5'rve ltenlndn --... 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'fOI' '<.~ """"*' ,,..,.. •~ 4lollltl l"-Ciowlt, C-' ~ ... --tt>t '°"' ....... ,.,........., .. ... ,... ,_ ·-.. ....... hO!'lllii!I!\ ~ -T-'W"C.,., ... T'-. ·~ , .. U I JlACTA C• II N \IUO u 0 AILY T'lllPLI • 10 • ,, ..... i!jl .. TSNTM aACI lll • ., .. .. _ Oo< ,.,.,. ... , .. ,.. ltA""• ....,. .. ·~\) llO , . ~··t•• lt-tMt ,.,. r...,. 0 11 '1 \t lllACTa • '" .... u ... ··~· uu __ ,,..,., U l\111'\0ll«I BllllNSIDE · Marprel V Bumade. ap 71. born January 27, 11U8 in Utah ~ away May 23. 1~9 in Rlvenude, CA ~ is survived bv son's, Dt't' w· Bunuicko of Rancho, CA ., Kenneth W Burrundt' of Co11ta M•sa. Stf've C Burn11df' o f San Diego. and James J Bums.id of Manne iota. daughtt'r's. Enu.ly May Pest.er of Corona and Paula Jean L yon of R1vt•r de. brotht>r William Pickett of Or gon and Slllt'r a .. verly Lll!antNl of G ard n Gro~ Mrs Burnside WU 8 hOWleWlft' for 50 ye&l"5 and was a member of the L D.S Wo!nl"n of the Mooee. Forrester VULitaUon will be T h ursday May 2~. 4.00 P.M. to 900 P M a\ Crest lawn M or tuar y Cha~I Servw.-es. F'n day Mav 26 at 11:30 A M at l..a Sierra Ward L D S R.1wr- 11de lntenll("nl. Riv eratde Nauona.l ~m e te.ry. P1erte Bros Creatlawn Mortuary, ~tors 689-144 l 6•2-5678 CLASSIFIED INDEX 6'2-1618 ,.. "°"'" OMNClll co. ....,. l'ROll llOUTlt GRAW CO. • •11 ,....,_".''°" --· ~ ··--- . .... .-. .... L.W ' .... ~ , '. h -~ . ' "\ CHICK YOUR AO THaN8TDAY ,,..o.... ................ t~ • .,.. W.twt.O ......... _,....,... .... -•. ., .................. ..,,, ... ,... ....... .,,.......,; ....... ....,......,, l~ .. .u ... ,,., ... ~ ... ~ .............. .,.,., .. ....,...,........, ......... ,.... .. ,~ ... •.c.f ..... ~ ...... .... __ ._... -~ ..... ,,,,... <•• <• ................................. .··~ ~. '. ~ l· ·"" ......... r~'~'' '-' ~·· • <I .. 1024 1 4624 f'P1 ib 6 c:ondO Frptc, -llft E'81D139r28a."9filnaed aAYNOGI: 2br 2b9 I et • ._,_ EASTSIDE 1M _ .. =., ~1°1= W•'lf 1M yo&rsnclous. ~. trwit11W.e-.·pm1o .... 1.-n.GMedoomlft. "'L~2607 •HiO"°HAALAAUl•* Ccry with Iola of naturW 28A. 11k t700 Nrlhof;la acaiped c Cod I apcwlileed,Cetttfledgeme S11IO/mowtthgwdenet. A"'9ftltt.. Xlnt Loe. *"IR"TO"'IEACH tV. A Imel! quiet compfiJc wood, MllQn9d. pet1llno &-..... .....e:t1;--- S1M eOo ~N Ho.1:e tot"°"' equtty on 2 to t 216 Albert St. MS-9127 11eoo ztW1o-o3M 111A. trta. •Id, utlla 1nc;4' LMge itUdlo With peuo: ' i.undry fecillty $525" .... , .... . 8.t & Sun 12.5 ratio and M9Ufne ywr !'SIDE Cozy cottao• • ..._ _ 113 l. ~. 1150/mo 1675. tBR cattledrat cell· 93a.o552 .... . •812~555* . 1~~~~ ~ ium. tlA + k~ 2 BA~~ ...... up (11•,.....0123 "'99. be!Cony, garage. E'SIDE. 2Bl' W•B• S795 2BR •'9.::o ergi.., (flrr· . enetta. Nlamkr. No P9ta. to 1 l20 a/I oott oourae llock to bMCtl-28R 2BA S1'7$ ''Uk• new & Y9f)' 28' 2Ba 1850. Gar;.. bit· bit.ft, '1 w pe o Hunt ll;a; ======== IMO/mo. Ind utlla. Avail Ylew9. trptc8, wld httupa, t Cllf gwega, patlO, ruti . prtvate." Poof, ai>e. 880. Ina No 1>91• "'5-8227 .. ~~ ~~l~;io5flM 912, M2.0UO. ale, 2-car a"el'I gar. Call Jlltchan Yr 1M 11100/mo. leund~. tit -+ MC. No M2·9195 or 83 t...oee I •·• l'SK>E IQ Cottega, 28A t -1 for lt)pt. 190-54M Cllll 808 at ...._10l1 pelt. elma S4t-2~47 1250 OFF 2ND MO'S ~-""!""----- 1'A8A, W/D hkup, mlc:l'o, NEW DECOR. 38A, 2'A8A, 8tepe to~. 38R 2BA. • 2 ST?RY TOWNHSE• Al!NTl E'SIDE 2BR 1BA fCU'IUln ,.._....,.._. ___ , at1acMd garega. StOOO den dtllgar "'* retna frta. w/d 2 Qt oareoa 2BR t~ea. peuo, _g111 . Cottage End gw ,lndry Vll!Y 2634 ;p;;;;;;;;~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;I permo.+MOOdep.$150 c:otM,peo1.i: .... '11ee5' uth 1nc1'11soo1mo. td d/W,c:abte,nopet1$&75. t.c. No Pet1l '7t5/mo ~ -... 1042 Off t at 2 ~. 850-1798 No Peta. * 720-0713 8eltloa BMt. "9-0123 Ml-tea2 or 150-2318 MC. dep "'5-12~ 1 I 2 Fabuloua .. wrront hOfM m ...... 2106 .-J m.T BLUFFS Lg 3BR 1950; 1 * .... 1• * E'SIDE lrg 28R, balcony. Loi ~oe Sp0rt CIUb 3BA 38A 3cargarege 2 38R, 38A duf)lu. Cerpcwt LUXURY CONDOS level 3BA S1800. Botti C91e-ludl 2618 Newcpt/palnt, tlle. N-Petl ~· ~ pntd 120 1700IS850 670.1199 femily r~• wt addlt for 2+ care, Frptc:, bay 3Br 2e.. den. cath c.11. wtpoc)I .. .. ('2• Jamee St •t1-•579 E. II St. malt· c:om- game rm. &S1'\' prtwte view Yrty IM $2000/mo. "Pc. elec gar, lrg patJo, * 14'-2I07 * 2BR 28A aeperat• •BAY TIMBERS. ptax. lnStmo 8'2 .... 792 Hura. IMdt 2640 Oodc, exctualve llttlng Avail flt. f23--0l7<C yard.Nopela Sl300fmo. OCEANFRONT-BALBOA lnd'ry. St!:'ci. -Agent, 1Bft, frplc, cable, pOOI, l'llM~ S 1.375,000. Prlnclpala LIKE NEW. Cualom 3Br ~,:O ~-=Orange 381'-28A -$1800 2 ~ 1 ba Mary. 416-4473 patlO, gar. No pell lte hduded 11\d quiet, gar-2 I J INI onty.M2-a3N 3Ba Dutch Colontal · S1500 ava lmmed INS.yStSMS 15()..1357 11911 perking $525/mo Deluxe n ear new home. 13500/mo yrty IM Montlc•llo 3BIJ 2BA 75e-2070~&1.3--8148 m dli L 2622 •E'SIDE 28R tl~A bNnj In clUdee uhti f+.amlCrt S715/S1050 &70-ttte lnltne I 04 .. 8111 GNndy, Rltr &7H 1e 1 twnhme. comm pool, g111-Cleen & contemporary 18A 18A downetel Cfll8 frplc gar•o• 2 per-M&-8240 •111 • ._ I IBllWllll ~a~:&: ~~Jii~~;';°· Bluf'I•. 3BR. 2'hBA. y; no kitchen '550~~,,.~ aonl No Pet• sn5-s1115 D1U U.. lllTW Hunttnoton p:;:'2,_H, TURTLEROCI< GLEN lll)oa,..-.i-.-... IH. N-peta. $1150 aecurlty. Call Luann, + S600 MC. 550.1799 2BR In trlplex. beam cells, Meurity. Larr tludlo TOWNHOME. OP£N on-•-2107 .. NITlllllTS Own/AgtM4-2501 eeo.alNe.n-tpm •IW,1111'111 bflc:k frJ>I, petlo, dbl gar, Profeulona peraon HOUSE SAT/SUN 12-5 STEPS TO SANO! 2BR 11-\BA twnhme, End DOVER SHORES, 8'"t 1••• 28' tBa, pool, patio, $895 Sl50 mo 117 Cleerbfook pref'd All amenltlH 28R, 1~BS. view, at· New lBR 2BA 2/gar + Unit. Pvt patio, pool, ~. 3BR, den, 3~BA, M&-5137 aher 111m Off Vanguard &7~5 $795/mo. 536-8198 tached 2 eat gar, ~ atrg. Yrty. 714.250•2833 carport & lndry. No peta. tam. rm, garden. L ......... La .... n11 . . - ---;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~~ unit. S2e9,900. By owner, daya 818-31().5721 eve $825 Curt 11831-1218 Mey·AUQU91 15,000/mo. C1ean 211 2BR H~.BA •llllT YllW* llM lfF 11T WTI LagN lelCh 2648 prinepal1 only. 8S. .... 842. . .... ,,.n-· 780-3l00 PoH oryi ................... On the Bklft• 2BR 18A IMMACULATE Lerge 1BR, --~~~-----_, ..... _ ............ ..... ... on w .. ,....... .......... D/W J zzj 1775/ • ground noor New quality 18R tBA Studio Apt. with Newport leKtt 10§9 C!)btrano INch 2118 •TIW•tll• WWW • carport for 2 Water pd • 2~1 Pacific mo champagne carpet. kltch•n Lower unit - - -28R Duplex, 1BA, new 3BR 2tn8A, 2 car garege, lllLfm lff5/m~2s~~Mlckey TSL MGMT 642•1eo3 drtpH. Dl•hwaaher, CLOSE TO OCEAN ILi.NW-Fii carpet & paint Close to •Ingle mHter SYfle & •ll•T-S enclOMd garage pfus 1 $826/mo * 497-1204 •YUll.IM beach. Credli & ref• t>Nutlful sun rm, formal 21 A tBA::r~ IU 1UW/ftlW1 •M ... verdetgqulet28R partd°\ •Pace 32• VIC· Large StvdlO-Oc.an Viewl Immaculate 3BA~-2BA req'd. $195/mo + $900 dining. oak kitchen Jaaizz.I fen";.:/ a~· Soutll ol~.-U gtr.,. Wid 28A uptlalre. new tori• t &31-5682 or Wiik. to 1:leaCll. &..l.own.. Agenl. 960-1109 MC. 213-&91·3838 r:~·~:~.:,anJ~ quiet atreet. cata11l. 0r'. 11200/mo Agt 75~1219 t~o :=4:'40~gr· __ &73~~1'5--Utll• incl N /amkr ·-· -· ltT•n s't. I 5 1 pf ff Paek Of ocean. Nice dog Bayfront 1BR 18A patio LARGE 2BR, 1 '»BA, ftplc. $650/mo. •94-1528 ..,..... ... , • Corona def Mar 2122 P ~os le • OKI S1400. 650-7432 SPECTACULAR VIEW •M ... Varda qule1 2BR petlo. d/w S795 .. dep NORTHEND u furn 1BR Cuatom 3 BR 2'n BA ropert,_ erv es 1BA d/w lg c•oMll Blg LR&Oen 2273 Mlner · n w/courtyard entry .. den •Tiny 1BR cottage, lrptc. 6'2·9797 •Wl•T WEI $1025 mo. No pet• Mo to ator9oe. iOckec1 gatage: •A a..s-8111. appt lrg deck, oceen IMw & formal dining Cbl-de-beam ceilings. patlO Nr . _... -• BLK to bell 3BR 2BA ger mo D 6 <C 2 -& 5 1 5 1750 No peti e..o-2 .. 95 ---. Walk 10 beaeh. '785/mo w , new root, good con-atl®llbch. 502 Jasmine n;1e wall•I patio. ft<COOmo +·MC. 640-4115 even Lar~ 3BR 2BA upstairs en L .... 494-7~ '1 .... • dltton, bul needa mod· 1795 NO PETS 722-801' Specious •BR 2BA home. f.U-91851720-3035 ave Cute & cozy Bachelor •~lllAJlll• ,c. lex Nr OCC Garage.j_;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;...,;;;;, __ ernlzlng ACT NOWI SBR 2~BA 2 car gar lluoesencl var5 d 2 car gar-oc:eenalde of PCH utni E'Sll5£ 28R ""BA twnhM. 10.-o,:; V~79:00 Newport lelCh 2669 '480,000. CALL Ooneld JUmlne Creetc Condo' ege 119 lease avail-()N..OFF OCEANFRONT• I ncl No parkln trptc:, d/W, gar . ydl pallo. mo o S*• .,.. l•-------~-!:.Pfart 642-9797 or Gaa.d comm pool-I ~ Agt 675-•912 V¥NIY RentalJ. ssoofmo.-'100-..:.l lndtyroom.#75/mo MEltAYEROE~R--•e:CLU~VE GUA~'* II 1002 831-1218 nla •Avai l ~ow OUIET2BR2\.\8A211ory From$800toSl800 &It 675·4912Agt . 2il170rangeAve wi g• Nhl crpt/dfln •G .TE-D ~= it I ~~ft 1.• 12150/mo. Call 6'2·5135 townhome, extra lg Bkr "'2·3850 -TSL MGMT 6'2· 1603 $700/mo 2887 111Ckory _,_ ~-JllS mJI Deya 673-4195 EYeS bdrm firep6ece g111age --a -.n Lg PY1 lBR lBA uml, cus-•91-1936 or 751-94&3 38R 28A 1700 alf w/golf WALK TO BEACH! 2Br ' _ eom,,;unlty poc)i W9l1~ ,.._.... ,..,., IQm ber, sm refrlg & llnl( l courae VIEW Frplc, Ml '!"!'11-• ... -i-o---PLUS family room & den 38R 2 'nBa. attached sldeBIUttaareas9oo/mo •Charming older 3BR microwava ov•n. no ~.AU Nwpt acron the street bar. mlero. wshr/dryr ,.._{Condos (can be 1 3 bedroom) iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil houM w/garage. w/d, Agt us.4912 2'n8A 2 1tory home. all stove, w/d. uul pd Avatl Sngl M 2BR. trplc, gar httups. 2 car gar w/xlra Seal Beech! Agent near bMd\ SHOO/mo, yr hrdWd floor•. huge lfyjng now $895/mo 760-3676 No pe'll $825/mo 1665 11orega Alt maintenance _.Get-.'ltt•--• _____ 1.,00.,2 .. , Georgette 146·1204 FlllLllS! ta..AvaH&/1 673-7901 0.VPoh 2126 ~:_::~a ~~~,,:· LARGE room trplc,-new T--Ala1~_!•1 ll)'S, f lrvlneAve:6 720-9 .. 22 ·lnd.Nopels 6«~509 Cotdwiell Bantler I 3 Homes to Ooean Blvd carpet, drapes, paint ·-~,_. ve ...,p 1 ... tlllT 1 t 2 II u11-.-0flMl ' I f VIEW!! 3BR 2BA. tamlly rm, NEW apac:tacular ocean & fl1A 1111ALI OloM 10 beach Avall ture pool. ac:>a. Pfhllt• W/ope<i beam cell• ..,..,1 Ml llT-APTI SUM...., .... NSTWOM mil&ftd _ _!_J _ 12500/mo 1al.1Ut + aec. ';JY ~~ 2B~I/~~· IJ ... 11 tl0'#.$600Lmo.968-7271 :~~~:..~rage ber, newly deeorated, .~"', ... * B A Y S I 0 E C 0 V E 8.1 759-9070 c, • poo ,.... 'I.Illy N-Pet1 S550 & up '"'• ----UY 28'/t~Ba so· boal al1pl ---$1150.213-S.1·2885 PBllllUYUIU .. nw landacaped Htllng 778-2307 ~6'&-0597 EXCLUSI BEACH fmT THt•fully decoreted CORONA HIGHLANDS, -.... upper 3BR 2BA, OoMn slcl.e HrdWO firs. Sorry, no pell 2256 M•riMorC M COMMUNITY Duplex with 2BR 1BA In Wallclng dlatance to 28R unll, w/d, garage & Founuln all new Interior, garage. frig, micro N/smkr $550. Bachelor S5eO • 2.,. 2. alf new lntal'IOf'. w/d each unll or could be 1 Balboa 1•nd ahop1 & yard.$1,150673-6900. v= 2134 frple,$1500/mo utllslncl.675-1005 1 Bedroom$81SO lmlWILlllllUrtt hkups. mlero. d/w, lrplc E.xpt't.1 the best.• al 1a t 11y home Fir bet* 1695 ooO • WlltetfrNt ... , IN, =.!. * Fabt.llou• & new 3BR 2Bdrm 11/0Ba 1760 Parkalde ocean view? s.. very 111 garden & OM & pl~ 1n8:ach unit. Sha~ IOI.Tiii Yll.11 llalllllf 2'..tBA 2 a1ory house, wet SUNN~~:~ 1Ba, s~ndecl<, 2Bdrm 28• TwnhM S8&5 lo bellM tBR w/loft. en~y our pfVt bdl S 1900 .... •Dua pier tor large boal. Of-FULL ocean & herbor Loa Caballero• , & 2BR .. bar. counlfY kilCMn, 19 =''s..w:,"' $8~0~~ Ill lllTll mrn 1200 eq ft 2BR 2BA, hl(e •Also 1BR Iii 11430 1111,111 tered at 11,295,000. Call Ylewa. 1800 alt. end 2-Studios. Star.ing at balcony. 1af blk to bch S..G-1208 • COSTA MESA new-From $895 No pet1 ........ lltr1• BEAUTIFUL new 2 BR. 2 tor appt and detai61. • cat gar. 28r sea •YI 5/29 $850/mo. Ft.111 ctub mem-1tUpgr1~1:1~ 2BA Ml-1U• --_855-06&5 . ' SOf\Rv:"A"o PETS BAonoottcourae. llght& ... tmlUl.n WWW•T-.S" 11175/mo • &75-2812 batatllp Incl. 548-8560 io.er duplex. 2 car gar-Mna 2624 I llllllU Tl IUOI .Sllatp & Cle&ll S.Chelpr UU. 111-1111 bflgM, flreplaoe In FR, &73-1511 28", 19A. detacn.d g•· Furn 38R 28A lmmac •· paUo. lirec>lace Nr •BONUS+Blg1'S.autlful •LAMAHCHAAPTS• Slove&retrlg.Newcarpel •NEWPORT tfEJG.HTS• mirrored •ardrobH , CHARMING-Profdec2BR •e• I/or 3rd bdrm. home w1Poo4 Access to Hunt. lelCh 2140 Ferry. 11300/mo 1 & 2&R Ap1s.. E .. tllde •1BR.l5754650 & Pmnt Utns Po $490 Great loc near Hat~ g:.....,.,s!:f commun. 28A. country kitchen, I' 19,000. Bkr M2·3850 pvt bch 12. 500/mo S 1275/mo. •BR 28A ~ fl1A llllALI loc:I BBQ. lndry rm, pello, •28R, N7S.$760 _ ~ eso ... 751 High, Hoag Hoapltal to & ac:>• bleached oak floor• •WI •T -m Agent 14'-90IO . family rm, trptc, a1r ,.., SD 11 ... 11 QWaoe C.ble av1 $635 & •3BR. S950 ..U. UMl.11 beech. pool. carport ger Ht 1111 through-<lut. 201 Onyx , Frwy. Avt 1115 19&2 Up. ~ peta. 631-8A27 Gu/~t pd Pool, gar d/w '400/mo. Utits Ind 1185 den view, MGI ywd. WI'! COAOMADELMAR 1579,000. Appt only 1 ~BR 28A llYMble 1Mt· .... ,..l'lllTD Paule Cif 81&-57&-0573 S'""'kll -'-·n "'Bdrm M2·M73tMS.011SO lrviM Ave •B T20-9-i22 pvt,lndryrmMS-2893 850-3008 or 780-8380 down w/detached 2-<:ar 28' 28a. trplC, gar $1&40. --Villa 9e1-. 28R 2B ,.._.. ng .._. ' CUSTOM 3 bdrm gar 530San8emerdlno. 51lS-watd 7&0-8382 Eucutlve Home 38R .,,... • A 1'..~BaS750A1tutd1pald 111•mlllllPTI 2111UW/PllU apc'awied ~ two lot1 Corona ~... 1022 '395,000 • M2·M53 "Plus". Neer Seadttt. 11' V9Ulted oelllnoa. view, Im· Garage Sorry. no pat•. 28R, t'~BA Townhome .-Y l'lm New apt · O:>oc-tn Nwpt wtth 1M191~1t vlewa ot -Otd World a.rm. 2/S, mi off POH. l1'°°"9o maculale I 1350/mo 1960 WALLACE pool pado arnall pet Ole 1BA Apt Nr ltloP4J & Ht1 $150'&41-7&58 aand. 1ky. ocean & 38R 2•QA lownh<>UM. ----f&IM ~. ReA, oMce, keMh **Ml-~ AQmeaoi.173-0IMI S40-112e a.2--4905 1775 ~23 ecnoots ~Imo met -_ lwbor entrence. Beautl· Mell ~ .tluttetl, VIia Balboa one-of...e.tllnd doora, In* patto. Wmk ~-,._.;-me In uttta. &44-<C831 2BR 2BA newly r•- futly deeorated dfemetlc t>erber ....... rvof dee . .., *330.000 Bkr M2·3850 to bMct1 l1,t50. d t d "S •&'SIDE rer IJP, ~~TV -model«I, t block from contemporary Includes owt. 'i3soK' 6'0....422 709 Lar1capur IMnt 2144 C.·. zl~ ~mer n:,r, "1£::al:flekl Mr up .fWa reqd No be• ch. I 1 . 0 0 0 & m a n "I c u a I o m after 7pm IPlltmui Ull M0.7333 DEERFIELD. 2 Mut• BR, 12750/mo Agt 720-9<C22 pets '590/mo 352 Vio-meaBllU S1, 100/mo 81~6423 tumlshlng. s. S2,91SO,OOO UY-2,...... ~ ... w·'ll + llt• tori8 MS-a 1& 1 aopt 2BR 2 ... S ........ ........... ,,, .. OITI ..... 3BR, 21~BAwi•~ ap-IPll, .... UTI• ~;:;~. ,;m., DR. , ....... , .... ,,_. APAl'fml11 ---••--t s1~~,;:_tt;,t ~ ~';"'"" OITT• pllancH & new Ill• 803~ Carnation/rear yard dbl garage ...trig 38R 2~8A available Mey Large alttactM Ap11 In a ., .... _ -·~ AIAIWll •&a• 41 With room lo edd. throughOUt Trina model So. of PCH. Lrg 28R+den. w a i 11 a r I d i "I•,' & June. 12750/monlh baeutlful garden Mttlng 2BR 1'1t8A IOwnhouM Sparl(llng clean. large -•1 $472,500, Agt 173.5354 By owner. · F" land In-1~BA. frptc:, new CfPI & S 1100/mo. Aet &60-1553 544·2•M or 838-3232 Pool/ape Garege or gatage, frplc, leundry rm Garden epts ~11Vlly * 1-.... • -lllEAUOAS • 631·1400 • 673·6900 760-3600 eluded The Bluffs OPEN pnt, petlo, gar. No pets! weekends only carpor1 Sorry, no peta. petto, cloM to school• landaceped ground• . IEW USTll~.' HOUSE SAT & SUN 10-3 11250/mo * 723~751 NEW 2BR 2BA. ltg kltdl, 28drm w.a. S770 1316/mo Pool & IP&. petloaldecka, Frig, dlshlofun.r. 110¥8 • 2155 Vista Enlrac:ta NB. -w/d, 1-car gar. nice mat· ft.LA IALllA 2Bdrm 28a $800 231" Santa Ana garage or carl>O(t Incl No pet.I 54~855 SandcHtl. condo, 2 ' ' ' -••.. ..... ter bdrm, good atorage. P•nthOUH 18R 1BA 398 W. Wiison 831·5583 TSL MGMT 8'2-1603 1 Bedroom $170 ·-····· I've oo'm dealt 8edroom,2Bath.allaott lllJIUIPllLUI 2BR 1BA houM + 1BR S950/mo .• M9-4229 •lfanlull c "lew ----... t31E 18th St 641-6816 -' gray White w/mlrrors & HouM Needs aome work 1BA gveat or otc qrtrs. 11150/mo Agt &75-•9t2 18A, 1BA. 15451mo. '400 .-I Tl ALLI --------Frig, di.II~. ato¥e white matble trim. Big 2 $315:000. Call 10 ... 1 Agt Frple, 1 car g111, vacant TwnhM 2Br 2ea. gar .• "' ' MCUrlty. New carpet1. 2BR 1BA. lndry ... m Cl&N Bac:helof seos Incl No S*• S•S-..855 I need the down payment! Share equJty 50·50, I make the monthly pay- men1. 850-2257 Sandy ~r garage, deck, pool& &73-5354 11300 702 Avocado Ava. ~d, alrm, 'L:'·t=, gym '"m. 2176 ~;.po, etc 1 1970 to ahopa & IXI ... Wiil ac 1 Bedroom $t70 •51..27-9110 Oc.antront .., •. By Appt, $235,000. VILLA B·LBO· PENTHS P11ff Prop• a.2.97g7 5~:100 s.t-12:9x .....i..:,~o!;l8 9 by ap-cept oc houalng $&95 28drm t''•Ba S805 , !BA 2'A.BA rurn w/frplc UJ J ~ f ~~ " "' · 38A 28A. vi.w. 3 )'f'I new. _... .,. 2251 MAPLE 2Bdrm 2B• Sl70 1900 OcMnlront lmmac T•>Ot/Jll(I an .... na2 Remdled moat pop plan Costa Mal 2 I 24 A/C, large lot, DllN. frplc. 1aR me. & cteent Orape9, TSL MGMl' 642-llSOJ 2250 vanguar.d 64G-9628 .. ,. UOOIWk 113-1'43 ' 41L..L ... IU!J._ 2BR cm. 8eloW mrkel 2148 dbl oar• S1395/mo carpet, 1g encl patio -----__.,......_ MD llWI PH•1n ~'J' ,,.1"'" .im.ooo 142.-1rr *'• * JW* (11•1 4M·IOl2"*knd• o1o1e •o-.pe · We'Uglveyoutfledown ln 1ll!lf c,7 ?_ ~9,. --2BR 1\.WtA TownhouM 1rlMM~CUl.ATE1r (213)117-73041am-5pm312~orla&60-72.-. TODAY'S uc:t.gtor1ahareofOoWn-f tJ Y S..Oemenu 1076 Frptc,dect(,newcarpet/2BR 18,. hew/gar. -- erstip. You make the 3417lc:..t...,.,ca palnt,garage.w/dhk-up. l 1200mo yearly. Gnt1 Anl Htl,hu2"1' 1BA on Cent« St. CROSSWORD PUZZLE mtllly pym1a l we there SBA, <C8A, <C,<COO aq ft View 2218 E. P9clf1CfE. •M-257& Frpk, paJlo, w/d l\kup .~.c You receive c-· ..__ 1024 &tat•. 3 levell For Sale •"&mo S.. 1at thenc.il -184 No peta/amtcra Alfail 811 • ---or Trade $900,000 :V.1159-110.-D/~•4.4722 1113 "'Ill •eA .......... 2 atorv 1710tmo • ... S-1•S4 1 tax benefit•. Must ••-••. 491·5097 -Allnew38A21MIAFrenc:h .. • •" "• '' --have clean credit Agt -·-11T 2BR 18A Cottege 1952 country flOn'9 Cetallna .,_,ttM HOuee. 11lnt le>-tM .• petlO, pwt(lng, w 957..f002 ()y9, Ev. Wknd1 •Im Soulh Co.st Meyer SIOO Gar no "'9W "*"Y _,,.. Aval4 catMln I 1•50. deys ...... tleh St. 1750/mo Mo. to AC .. 088 Giant twnhme 3BR 2'nBA, pell. tam with 1-2' am4 5127'. Courte.y to t*ra. 13M1M: wee 720-M72 mo. or IN. Avail 811 IMumf #211, 2 flreplaoM. huge 2 car Metro 1086 el'llldr9n prefd. 649-3"84 14100/mol1M31-112• 7'1 ..... ..,.,.199 U. a;;~G; ~~IL = mTL.•i. 2eR. 2BA. d w .. wtd. South Co11t Mtuo * •llllJll * WIUUUM TenohAt-1218 lllTW ~· '"*1. ... to.-L!fNt9 2150 2186~ ept. ~·· MT •Hau In thl• South Co Ht prec: •tel a950 Avail IMMACl.UTE 38R 28A ----eoo Hamiton. M2""3 t9 WALK or bk:ycla to the Spt1ngacondol2BR 2BA. ~ M2~t311 "°'* wMfl lrV .,.,d, dlw. Condo In oonvenlent *~* beect'llromthluttrac11v• "'*· poola. Cloee to SC • 3BR TOWNHOUSE •Id hkupe. AC lt200 Woodllde VlllGa 1125 .... lir. • Newport Condo, or enjoy Shopping Center & NPT HGTS ., .. , frplc, No P9ta. 21s-et2..eo63 Aoant. M0-11ot • •-lllt•FPllMflM the beeutlful pool & ten-Frwys. Auumabte loan patio, very nice. 322 OGie 1~ oottage. LO yard nl1 avalleble tor your a...--. St•t.900 Bt.#C Sff5. "'7·76'0 ~ & IYMy ~ • ptllaaure. Some ol the 11111\d IOcdon, 38R, for-• ._ .... •Eaetalcse-a-R~ ta No~ nt Un1· • featufM are an •11tra mel dlntna & famlty rm ... Tll llM1ll ~ #N M2-2118 : i.ge llvlng room w/deck, wtwet batl Cu1tom land· ~iipi!~~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;.I ----• lrg doM .. , load• ol Ille & actipe + epa, Spectacul111 '!' : the neutral colors are $310.000. Call DONALD Mallll HotMs • alfaacty there to compll-PFAFr 8•2·9797 or ,., Slit 1100 ment your furniture Cell 111-tael ·-===--==1---------I now tor an appt to ... thla fine property offered II 1117,900 75t-9100 Vacant ~ unit townhonw. 2 8R. 2 SA that's c~aned up and re- furbished. Won't last long. $175,000. SIAseoonM 5f .. ___,_ 80 HlgMM It t 1 lnenlnlete , DOWN 11 tl condostf ownhomu •+ mn --~----2_10_2_, Super Coat• Meea lo- Laguna e..cn exec:uttV9 catton. w .. mlllnt811ned. townhome, 2 matter moet 28drms. encl oar- bedrooms, 2·~ belhs. 2 •o•. o•ted ASKllfO llt9e 0-8998 2 ~ s 1051( '°' MCh Unit end 2 •PH. ,.... Prlndpalt only Call ART, 1 1400/mo , 497-4115 Ae/MM lnwetm9Q ll0-1'l>O 1000 WOLFF 8UNB TOHtHG TABLES Commtrclel-Hom• t•n- nlng lhda. S.111t to~ •• I - -Pr1clee From $249 LM'IPI - -....-lotl<>M-AceNo<iM. Cell Cute MNINd weterlront Today FREE Color C.teJog oottaga. 28A 29A, 2 eel 1·8()0...3e7-ea:MS (CA0280) a-.... 11200/Wkty * ••llTllU -ll~llll · Henocre"ed. !"u!ity _,;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;.o....:;;;:;;:;;:;j lteme IOf retell In ioc.i Roo•Malts \l/anltd •lore PluH cell 2724 ~92 ~-0--~ ·.·LMWNA-_._8EA-C•H•HoiiOlllMmE•l ... !i'fl 1 •1 Co~•- 1 "" ~. lg lull 2 ,_ e....--.,, ... roome ~ now Prefd Southern Celllornl• C)(Of Met 1450 497-1304 w/1t0t• llfMdy ~ --~-· --lnQ M-"Y gOOO lerr1-BACK r.HW. ,_. 2-•tt tonee 11.G av•I•~ High l'IM. F , lndry, nu pn1 lncofM 10w ~. xtr•. letge rmt 9'teA turn-litey w/lrllll\lng & on- Cleet1 nol'l ·t moller QO!ng euppon $48K M•n 13Ntmo • &4 1·5020 t-I00-222-8071 8elboe PMlr\. 29A. 28A to MET AL ~lg wii lfW 1471/mo, et91119 to ~~II\ M1ect beedl. ,....,,.,, OC*'I • ... '°°" Start• Ong 722-4 tte .ot. trelnlng .,.CS eng6- Co..t-29r 1\Wta 2 bllt lo "e•, In 0 I" pp 0" ........ · H -___, ... _ Pfowtded Cuatom ~ -..... 11pr.;;e, ...-n, OUf .,.aatty C... f()( ~ baleo«ty, wl d, retrlg ~Ion· 30,_759•3200 321._. IMQpur 416·~'11 lxt 2I WedQCot Accep. COM~ 28A 28A 1 lance COfport tlOI\. 6800 bll «>cft Matwe , HIS ... , Hampden A11• • ---------111 .-. ~-0t tr!Mller o.m... CO I0224 11'9' l450.I TM t3-4 liiTAUMHT __ _ C!*°"*'ICOMApC HA t &••••• IA,~. •Id Wll to C"armtno luropeen lldt.. A• llt .... 1.10 + t11iwor lndOof & SMrtlo ·~ ~..-17""4677 '"' .... c.nter.~111~ CM M ...,. nice dMft t9'MCtlon I t SS.000. 19r Afllt M uett PM1 7 l~-4110 WUL£Y 1111/MO Avel now c.1 H TAYLOfll CO .... ~ ....... , . NEWSPAPER DELIVERY * N O COLLECTION * Early n1orn ing motor route ., 11vailublr ~tu t)Jav_e <}eJ?_endablf! veh icle and liabiliL,__ ins·u ran ce . i da)f JWr Wf'~1 . 2 :JU a.m. •,)::JO a .m. ABOV EAV ERAGEE ARNI GS C.tll 71 I Ii I.! I i ~3 hcl'l\t'l'n (J 00 J m ~1 110 p.n1 I \I ~ 1 h .t m . I() a.m <" \ f & I \I AREAS ,\\ All.ABLE: Hunting ton o .. ac-h Co s ta ,les a. t "ountaln \1a11 .. , .. & ~ewport Beac·h· .. UVIN ATE Your Kitchen WfTH FORMICA! 29 Yrt Exp Fr.. Est 811-1311. Adam Of'<~ : 0 .1· "l.i I ., .. ,,, • T, T•,· , ....... ......... ,.. .................. ., acc ........ , Mt••"••' A4'te re,•lt' • ..,,., ...... ct.1Ufleil. la-1111 PART-TIME STUDENTS WEL<;OME 11 A OLDER . WHEN THE BOOKS ARE DONE THE FUN HAS JUST 8EGUNI .,. SO JOIN US AFTER SCHOOL AND ON SATURDAYS YOU'LL MAKE GOOD MONEY AND HAVE f!UN DOING IT Signing up n9W eust<>mefs tor Orange County's tavor1t• ~per You cen Mtn up to .., ....... "',,..,.. CALL 213-479-3620 TRANSPORTATION PROVIDED BY AOUL T SUPERVISOR .. SS ......... ....___ lw IN~ .. ~GUEENCLY ..... • ..... -&.-.. ... ...., I ...... L!-!.. ~. ~-......... ._ -lftdthOn ~" ~I lournal, dat•d 1Ht, --....., .,...,. ·-. Dynem6C & PfOQ19"tV. *"' Hllll'lf'I* •If Work S..a lndMdual •111rOl'IQ rffP<)nllbte lf'ldtvlcNal 10 Mutie/VldeO rwtell atore Cereoft Qey. NV, Tiiie ..._ Al..._,.,.,., .... moy. color ~ cornpeoy doMtohofN Goodpayi ucretertel ekllla. _ _...... handi.averlf\yOCdut• ... ,91\...,elndhtlou.I '°" & IK'*'-'oe Bank. Ing out of 1tate, both IOI ~ f!T °' PIT oon-MO RE Ae9ponllbd1t'" inclucM' r..-I.... Mu11 n.w ~ phone eo ,.. ~ ator• a aoo Obo ~ 15 aft 5 a:I000.114-7M4 aoo Turt»o IUltMts. l.Mfn IM MW-/4.ppty Yi:18wn..3pm ::::= ~=:e~ llfllYllll llullt, type I~ & O.,· plltdng tot tee\lrlty. No PIM • pine dry ...... ---Dleeet ttU. ....... • .. , computer ullated btil&Wflttenc:ommUnlca-.,.,. 10-Key.11100/mo ••l*i41nH MCHUry. oek eltecuthred.ak.Mftv Fem, to .... 8rlnelll a OOH KOTT C:O(ldltlOft. t&ar mite•. cotor an•IYI• lytl•m I I 11 p-1 _ .. I 1-"--I .__.. Medte.i &V.catlonben· will ttaln FUii compMly American ct••k ........................ ,.. TAUCKIVANCENTER .,au.ooo M1·13" A.Ito \rein If\ werdrobln; ' TE•llllY ~m:k ~~k::·:~:u. ~1 ,;~.7nr•s;!v"°;; eflll For lntlf'llW.V, ~l1 ~· avall&b .. '°' full wt~~ 11'*>9. ---.::----406 Frwy/AllelOn EAit Me(~det 'n aeosr. I "*'~ 81111try Ex· Salary commeniurate experlenc:ed In finishing Johaona 714/640•2370 tlrM ~lcanta. Appty In oek ca,...., m6ec tibia ~ tw-ge "*I dogi9 1n Cet.on Ir w ~i.nt Income Call Suri SOMES wl•~ 249~8733. of eomputw par11 Jot> tautllnt peraon Frldey, May 28. I oMlr9 AJA Prtced to_... 2 and 4 'I'•· Mllt41f4Kf Over too ••ty au'::!a1::0. ,:.rr,· ,..: Bowman te().-0883 d leS -··-in MlMen 12-2PM wllh 416-4516 .,,., 5 lhot•. nlOe dtlpollllOM VANS~ TRUCKS • lMI 8"uty For AU 7H1Garct.nGro11e8lvd w----TllJ VI mcwde _,5 _"'" Manager, S20ueh,l40.2470 1 .... -•. --cor d a . S20.000 . •--~ 1..,. Suite G, Garden Grow full· Tlm9. •...J .. In ....,'°" ............... ..,.._ F-E TO GOOD H""'•E· 2 ... -213-"4 l-tlrot .........,,., ·-(7141119 •• 2276 For Apt Community 1n •Supen1lllOI\ ......,.,.., ,...... ,,._ _,,.._ ""' ...,..,, (111) 111--.a --11Mi1ii1iipiinift111 --" Newpott8"cl\.FT,.exp •Prel)•ratlonofperts g~~ 1 2~MN~ -PLM Squeregrand e'MO,eWca Decla._ed c;et• 1 NeY· .... 'M N08L.8*.10k(7"11) T•~ ..... In our busy NB GeMfll Otta req'd. Call Jennifer •Scheduling Bllld. ~·8 873_0100"'"" 2•018 Bfiltol St 1I H , 11500 121-1761 ,.,ed, m8M, Himalayan l T....i 'M 1toE.wtrt.!2ml5K(t275t5011 ,.,,. " 476-8220 •Final llnllh Sent• Ana. CA -S~rt tialred female NL.... ;M 30080, 51,.. 8 1 area office Friendly, ............ -1iiiiiiil Restaurantt .WI K'llt 601 J us-6717 ,..___ 9045 a& 500SEl. UIK(1Mll pleatant envlronrnent . • •-•• Lmll• lllVU E Peflen H Tll-..,_ ll&Ym Pllm · -~ '91 190!, U IZlf< jl275)' PC Acctg entry e11p a llllSIWIYll Greet Pay! Xlnl OMV , 1 11 ce ecealllry nn -•w-Needed to help operate APT SIZE e1<>)19 I. refr!Qer· PETS 'R' PEOPLE TOOi 1961 MORRIS MlnQr. •91 W9f\, WW. (1230) mut1. Grow w/us.. Cati MIHLllmlll musl Eltperlenced De '' currently lntervi.wtng r .. Oatd«l In CdM. Sit· atOf, kitchen table l 2 Board & Groom (28 yrs 11200. A.bl.IHI qJne, FUlll DOUG 7141631-8480 pendable. 842·8387 1101IPIAY,110, Io r d In Ing roo m urdey•' Sundays, 10 am chalrt. St0tage sheds, 1 e1<p) POO<li. puppy tal• a part. ( 19 1 WU EI -.II Oc -_ 17352 Murphy, lrv1ne W108.,'!!••10"!-A.1PPEly c~!!', _ 4 pm Clll Dorothy, Mon large a t amatl. 845-_!~ Sl'lerry'1 K-9, ~&-2848 _a.!"noo_ ._..,. Pert time, easy WOik AM L AL VENDING (714)860-1590 ..... """ ""'"' F1 I 8 am 4 pm -FortuxuryrMldenllal com· or PM No exp ne<ieSS· f30UTES FOR SALE, _________ , Hwy . Cofona del Mar • r • 873 22eS Frlgi alre Elite 2• cu SEAL POINT Hlmel1y1n 1170 MERCEDES 280S 4 MOB llT7 ~Ible munllylnNftPortBeach. ary Ho"rly • Bon"s CHEAP. $300-500wk --• ft.,water & le. dlsp. wtlt l<ltten. re~l•t•rad, door. ell"*'· New engine ""---.. t (C C-" '"· 11 '" ... 7..,,. 3050 " " Part Time Retell oak trim 2 yrs old lClnt d bl I 1 1 M 000 080 ..,_n, runt gr -.-"""vv~ -642.-4321 E11t •31 or po1ent11I. Call John -··•sn•llTI ...... /lllllYll COl\d~875-28A4' • ore. ma1y n 21 .. ' .. 39_3000· PETER ) SHOO 1111111 UL.I 2~8. Wall 10< beep ask 1·800-•76-0389 ~ UPS exp pref Apply lam-•ti.Id •vc avall 850·0525 -_ 846.-7700 Drycle•n•r• nHdl eJt· fd"Cryslal or Ben ~ TIAlllE ITl•ITI .... ... 3pm, MecGregor Yachta, Rettig a Wash.,/Dryer ..... _.H. 9050 ~PUIMI NX'i51111e pe11enoect or wlll train Gen. Office PIT Sm 515 10 •l•rt Hrs ti.1t. FT or •llWIYll e $10 71 • 1831 P11M*llla. C M. S 150ea. Dl•hwuh er -..-... tnstrumenu ~alnts ,_ '5 900 ml ·new Mon-Fri. FIT, •tart SS oo n'smkg ofc nds flex well PT Xlnt edv1n~ment .... Lllmlll ' -·-S1:l5 Trash. compactor 6055 1F<!AOILLAC stretch tlree AM/FM elr enrf 842-54t6 ulc IO< Tammi Nan firm has openings In ,_.. 1100. 849--56•8 • ._ a..-1o~ gOOd 11 ' s• e' 001' bo · org per-son w/gd phone Entry la11el poa111on1 retail, d1sl)la)I. tales, & Pr•ldloolltoddler PIT, FIUte. Pqwell ~' ssooo' take "7~521 '" 0 ••Piil' ME•• manrt. Tyl)lng & PC a (7 t")63'1-9S." Part lime etsy work AM aervtee PIT FIT. no e1tp FIT M-F New achoo! Fumllure 6014 !5012, °'*' hole, hand ~ pymt . Wiii carry --~---- .... ,... must. Xlnt wtklng cond MANICURIST Rent or or PM No eitp necess-nee Many IOcatlons Call UCI Campus, IS.-e<>30 made. Cooper Kale. ~0 ~ teo-8121 PORSCHE '74 lilt" Oellver documents from ~~~J~ ~!ep~~~ comml11lon Cl1entele ary Hourly • Sonua 9-•pm (7 t•) 962-8800 T-.iemM-ketl I ' Rev•• c:ulhlon coun-1)1\ch. $5000, 78&·553 ---- -.._engine. paint & trana S1nt1 Ana 10 11arlou1 8Mctl CA 92663 prefered -'lre>orl area 8•2-4321 Ext 431 or Re11ll ng try French .of1 5'. Wood '85 LINCOLN stretch $3915. 954-1578 - bu91neuet In your Econo • AM aboU1 added incen· 228 Wall for beep ask •BAEI --••I/II• m•m &. elate coffee table, Pianos I Org.11\S Umo. f\tty loaded. good AENAUL T '82 L.Car sunrt earl No ... ..., nee.II We Mm--... I I :Ives fdr cn~nglng 10 tor Crystal 0t Ben -. n••-" doors open. 2 sJdes. Uk• 605 COf'd•t1on 15000 let!• am/Im c;aa1,lo ml 111n1 ...,... --· _. For retail antique linen & ..._......,.. MW! Total cost $2250 OV9I' pyml Will Garry cond S2000 848-8018 TrainlGr•tl<>bfor11Ctlve $18,037 to S89.405. Im-TllUl&.AlfAJll PHMAIEIT P/T glllstore Call673-7714 ~"n5 SecS500780-0157 BABYORANDPIANO paper tec>-8921 S"'"B l"••90QT bo • outdoor typel Four open-mediate Hiring• Ttlls Jeanne, 752·0711 l ... L.mlll "'-"'aett a. s 1 f\, (Y" •ov ur •• 1 1 St r1 1 4 1oa A c 11 (R f d 1 ) 2 days per week Antique Retell Office Equ1pmen1 11&11 "A•llD I ..,...m, er•n ... 10~ Great -oellent coodllion. i..'1he1 ;:,,, c! ;ldn~~t. St~ 1 ~~·8•4;9•36e1 ~n ~~~ MECHANIC Porsche snop, Corona del Mar Sales Dehllef'f Ful1-11me Foott>oard':iin raMs. cC:::,00.,./oo" 731•6295 Mlle. VtHda 9090 Interior. loaded Best thll week! Call JAN F311 for Current Listings Audi M·F Bsy lndpnt 759·3665 days Clean OMV print-Part time, easy work AM que.nllzeS195. 8'40-8733 GOVEANMENT SEIZED offer. 532-3152 (714) 751 -0746 ... Waal 'vh1e0Jop 71~~5"a'2 23Ml83ulon PEllllY .. Pizza out Company vehlcte or PM No exp necess---1..nu .. vanlcl•• lrom S10Q -****** ... .. • • Excellent benefits Op-ary Hourly • Bonus CUSTOM 30"x30" con .. ~des ovvv Ford• Mercedes Cor· T.,.ta 'Mier ... U -•-•flll.YlllP/T sp••ETIME M EllOALP/T ":.~~1~'dheF~•c~~m~~ portun1ty for ad11ance-&42·4321 Ext 431 or table ~~1>e11eled glass MftJeike.Shlmano E•age vetlM CheVyl Surplus Lowmllel,A/C,Hceltent _.,.9511 -1 ment Apply In person 228. Welt for beep, Hk $75. 5 ~ lreeHf $150 component• st l tlrH Buyers Gu l de ( 1) condlttoo. '4300 080 For denial tab. Mon·Fn. Paint lovely miniature •Mon· 1·6 h2•1 1 0P8, Apwply Ocln pe1rtl0f\, 1 Mon -Fri 1-4pm for Crystal Of Ben King llftdboard. dark M/Mlll $325. 0~ Brian 805.8 97 •6000 E• I 714189•-37&9 Mutt use own car. St ml. toys, earn S20 set. No e11-•Tues 8-1 Nwpl Sch 97'3.1;:6 ront, FREEWAY ITHEI Telephone Operator. FIP wood $100. 721_·_8_75_9 8•8-2810-D, 9M-3457-N S-22387 Toyo" ciik:a -G-T '74 5 Apply 24741A Newport perlence necessary. •Thurs 1-6 j 2706 Harbor Blvd. Costa time. Tues graveyard Dining Room Set. SOLID --1pd, ijd wr~ ear S1100 Slvd.,C.M.6'46-5068 Amutng reGorded •Frl8·1 Pest Control Mesa Mull type . wUI train DARK PINE. Xtra lrg Aulosl!!!polttd 9100 obo 6'42-9518 *. -I i•Elll* message reveals details. Front Ole/back olc S91hr TElllln lllPAJll llm 11_1 Coata M••· 5.,.0•1711,, hutcD. $599, dest</~-_ ,,..., 1"72 ,, .. -N inn 5 C a I I a n y t i m e For appt, Lynn 721 6788 Lloyd Pest Control needs H5 lheU $399, dlnln~rm ••• .. .,,.. For .. 11bllabed courier 1-900-456-'4U7. -Exto s "' r d PART TIME HOURS N I al t & I route. Need new model 8572 (costS1 mlm.:!e) IEllCAl llEOEPT Termite Repair Tech-n a-e '" o o • • table, 4 captains c rt.' ew eng ne, p n ran• econo car & Ins Hourly ------Experienced needed lor nlclan Some carpentry Male/Female. Need good lea11n I. pads S399 Xlnt 62 M d $2000 95"·8578 rate & mileage, paid hOI· llSTESS neurosurgery office '" uperlence needed Musi driver for graal company FULL·TIME PAY c:ond Whole set $1300. loMI. a;;,, 7011 erce es vw 1986 C1brlotel 811C!c ldays, l n c en t111es . For In-house Galeterta Newport Betch FIT or havegooddnvlngrecord I 668•9271 380·3315/d'720·38041• mint cond ition. AC. bonuses Sornecompany located In tr111ne PIT Salsryopen Call Charley, 979-6021 1itULEllHlllESS ·MA'Acv'-e;ercTseaar 11'KITE.Good condlt1on 22111F11ll ... ttft1 povwer 1uer1ng . car rO\ltes avail. Current Salad/Soup ear Cashier N Edalatpour M D AM EOE I tt you are hlghlY ambitious. $1000/W'lo. Polenllel Tele· Elegant dining room S500 875 - 9814 Blaupunl(t ateteo 29,000 OMV report & prool of ins Ac>l)ly In person at 3071 6'46-7456 nerd working desire marketing office sup-tebl• & 6 chairs. Very •FREE• Air. power sleeting. d11e miles $9500 M2·8453 req'dt Apply at Wntern E Mlraloma Anahetm. PHONE CLERK I wealth & your 0....n t>us1• piles Easy hfS 6AM 12 reasonable 497-3993 ff apeed bolt no anoine brats•. lamb akin. vw Golf 19aS.dieMI, 55 Stites Courier, 17805 ·Mon-F" 9-4 MOLLY MAID 1 ness call Mr Bonn Noon No Weell•nds NEW DAYSEoWHITE 1 lrallef nMCI• work 110111 midnight blue, mpg, 5.speed. ale, ~~~1':.~r~~ Ste E, -----_.:A.432-9.21.i NQ EXP NEC BRASS WTlh-mal 2•8-9854 ~~=~matlOni AM l ~M . ·~~0 0 .ow Ill IRVl.E 2 Part-Time pos111on1 SALES Earn $2000 to & trundle complete 7 5 HP OUlbOard mo10< 957-0• 14 El Toro Officers Club 1e1k1 anthual 111lc people to wk as waitress. bar tender a. bus person Fie• l'lrl. 726-494 1 HOUSEWIVES WAITED!! 111all1ble in Customer $20,000/mo Se1 your Call t>elore 12 Noon $245. t8A0..8733* LI k • new $ 6 S 0 or lea~~ vw Sclfocco 1979. BBS Become • c1eani"" pro-Serv1CeDepar1ment 7aml own SGhedule Be your ~E'(;ir~~:SCAH:..~~6~7t~5 NEW-Modular c:hoo --642·2615 1•1 118.a ~ .. Perelk P-6 red•· Envelope Stutters No e)(p nee. Full or prt time. For mor1 lnf0<m1llon & 1pph- catlon ~ 11se to P 0 Bo• 7490, OeearbOrn Ml •8120 ESP Musi be reliable dependable' We need you to deliver papers tn the early morning hours • No folding Is requlred Must 11a11e car and proof of Insurance feS$lona1w1ttd1.4oiiyMald to 1pm Mon-Fri or 11am own boss Call 239-•611 SOUTH 0 C 582· 1240 lounge & mini loveseat, LASER Row1ng/R1c1ng • • • alt. AMIFM $1,900 obO l o 5pm Wed-.$un Nead 2•hrS recorded message ~ made In !lily wi the h~h-Shell. good condltlOf\ 840-1•9• eves. 54S-71 18 We are currently int«· good phone personality.,-GA EN GROVE esl quahly blaolc leather 11 .. 00 Calla 87s-•ea& d•YI. lllewlng tor lull lime Head compu19f a plus Wiii Sales Sec. Imm Ol)enlng .. 0-9237 by "Nlcolet11·· Cost WAIYD ---JI.·=:---:--95 v o• "SW;;-GE... . --Meld and Asst Maids lor train Call between Sm NB Ins olf1ce Xlnt -..,,. r. ... \he Irvine arn En)oy 8arn-5pm phone personallly. gd <><· * WYEL AlllT * 15250. wlll sell ror $2715 • CABRIOLET Maroon. 5-Autos OomtstJc 9 300 normal working hours. 1 garuzationaJ skills and be 0 C. Airport 11 ... PARS Call 71 .. /646-3337 or ...... llt-1 speed, ex~llent con-BUICK Century limited compeny car for Head DA dependable Sallry experlenceprelerrad E>t· 61913•5-8371 dlllon.875-2804 198&,<t-door.IOaded,loW Ma1Ds. ln1erest1ng work, ILYPILQT I Comnc wtexp 673-8555 cellent working enVlron-OUEENSIZE MATiAESS POW«loat.S 7012 'lllllnl·a:..,_ _ _,.rittl m lleag;. S 7 .200 tr11nlng and · no ex • ... -ment. 1mmecllale nnen· BOX OUILTEO' ,..,,._ 308 perlence necessary ca1i 71 ... IU UH SAL"'S SECRETARY 1 T I Ad i" & • ' 19A7 WHEELER 36' Fl1ter Bronzltlpearl leather ,. " 10dey for an interview. • [ F":ink ;~~~0752 llen ures ~:t~~ ~:~:~i5;. US7P~ 82~;7M700er-Cru~r ShoW!'oom ~!(•05981) CADILLAC 1978 SDV All •Huntington Beach 71•-756-2582 Part time jg t.r Ollllll LEl ME MAKE YOUR DAY ~ .. _ lftlL• llTMI available extras loolud1ng PAY SCALES VARY• •Fountain valley positions also 1111llabte --------•! -LOTS OF VARIETY WllTll/WAITllESS Solid oak lrtple dresser t98& SEARAY 191 , n "elCcJu•lvely llMW" power moon roof YetloW EXTRA Phone Work FUN & RESPONSIBILITY Wllh carlor lunch delivery wlmrs. nlle stand. V-6 Cobra. traller. 1ow 15•0 JambOree Ra.a With yellow vinyl Interior s E G Call Joanne Craney Ma1or 0 C RE firm service, estab route• armolre & queen head· tarp E1tcellen1 condition Newport 8Mch Same ownarlaat 8 )1t;afl P NDIN ITllEITS needs SHARP lnd1111dual pro11lded 8-1pm Mon-ba,ard • $1050 Sol a & $11,000 or finance with •£A~ Carefully maintained POTENTIAL! (l H ) I•! 1~· IEWPllT STATillOS wlgoocl math. typing, or-Fri. $40.80 cuh dally l111ea1 • $250 Roell Ing no down 71•· 720 875A _. outstanding cond!llon · w'*' .....,, """" our team of • Orange County's Largnt MllEWIYEI gan1za11ona1 & people L9ri'1 lltellt• chair • $75.00 •~5-3378 -'U 'll •HO IL' Flrat S2600 owns 11 •-,..... Office Supply Company skills lo-work In our 11ery 179-0741 -24' LYMAN 1978 Looka • •. 1 983-488l temporerlet. We offer INILlllTlllS hecllC sates olflce H B __ Wfe fWee4 a.t•tl good, grHI c11a11n1 White, tlg nel recS . peld f'loKdey•. medical HUITllGTOll w h J edl t are.a. good t>enofils FOf WANTED New manr ... QOOd con---boll 240 tip ve Chrysler bladt The beet ~ CAi>ii:i:.Ac iiii Sedan d9 ben9flta I bOnu9 refer-;;,;~s f~~e mm a e Pen time, MS>' work AM Immediate interview. call Outside 11les Closers dtllon, $125 751-1959 lnt>Oard 645-••50 and lh• • b••• "l>llcesl VlPe Fully lo.Oed f.Jtlra ratl. BUCH or PM No exp nece&'i· Debbi 557 .(l7J 1 only For new authorized 2-8• SILVERTON .74 FB Before you bvy H• c I• an S 3 0() O Io b o •Accounting Clerks ary Hourly -8onua _ Pao-Tet Leads furnished Mbcdantout 6015 Southern Calltor n11 a 844-3835 •BodtkMC*I llDEPEIDEllT an UL SALES 842 432, E•t 431 or .... ($ Mak• up to $7 000/mo VHF. full COV9'1 2 B1m1rv dMl>MI cat~ c o· ET 1-80 •""--'-·'--w••-•• 228 W I .. E -S • 1oPS. IWlm step, bail M ••Ll•ll ....... HEVR L 1 C1t1--· ... -IEWSP -5W99-au or bet!P as .. The P NNY AVER has a W ... ........ 1-WA.Y or round trip tlcilet tank. low tiourt rwd 2 ----•• uon Good transporauon •General Olflce APER Pl9ITill IOf Crystal O< Ben lull 111ne & part hme poi-All( for Tom 498-<>856 Dalin depatt 5/25, r• tuel fitters bilge momtor 1301 Oua.lt St Nwpt 8cn car Needs mcnor br1k1 •Oeta Entry • ~11tt•tr Se-lot IY Tl "•t OfFIOE iuon open 10< .ns1d• read· --turn open S100 each way • T o' ••1 -eo work A.ak lng $450 eAecepUonlst " '• Pl A • er ad utes -'PPIY In per· WATllHIHI II ot>o 780-0872 955-2896 atereo. refrigerator W -... ·• PIT No exp nee Sten·$6 son 1660 Plaoenti. Me BOAT OWNER. MUST -_., 843-~ _ "PutllnO You Together Many Company &>~Ms nour Mon·ffl \-5·30 CoSla Men ~ .-wnD •SIV'TEBOARO RAMP* SEL.l $71,000 OBO -IN•S'T1.-,...,.,, t FOAO Mustang 84 conv wtth The fffgttt People" --WIH lrl ln Call Sam 842-e292 N B Nwded tor Jewtery ltor• !I'll&' '!. pl99 '75 See ., S52·9250 ...,.,.... 5 o. 5 •pd. Ile .. ~ tlllllPUm F0<more lnformatton Secretary FIT wrkng w111\ lo c a ted In lr111ne 27522ndSt Cos11 Mesa . lllTllAU am/fm c;ea xJnl cond Temporary & Permanent MAINTENANCE PI T Call Personnel PllHCTIM OUll MISJTerecommun1ca11on Knowledg1ble & QUahty 0< 845-1 .. 73 * 1SEA ~ 26 l~n eo-We gu11anl• lo bn1 any S7500 ...... 8018 CallSUSAN COSS 5_.8-9585 (714)863-1200 FIT M-F 7301m·•Pm mgra Mactnt~h Micro-ll(lfledamult 752·&99• Bullet 1200 stereo ~~10 {98;':P9':• bOnaflO. ff INTEGRA .....-.TSl1ftl ECHO Joe AGENCY 1--------• 5/Hr, benel11s No exp soft Word & ExGel pref ... --•••-cab S 150, walnut. good 3 Pie trlllef 128.500 ot>O deal by $200 Off• al(p VEHICLES! From • 100 ESP nee Apply In person 8"8-5764 ext 3900 ,..___ cond Super 8mm movie 840-0200 72 hrs a"er pub61c:at10fi c--Lklcolns ~ Cor 8531 Westminster LYN 7-3~~~~~~1 & 11·7 ~:,~~1st~~ ~·c:a.5~~~ S EllfTUY f /T ll•fTlltll pro) 175 175-9•43 *·SEA RAY 2e IWtn en· • tullll ~;;~-Pdupt Jeep1 w .. 1m1Mler, CA pi t Medications & treat-Exp a must! Capable 01111 TOP PAY DtariiOnc:t flng \.\ K, epr glnes, radar aren. 1e-Aml For ~s Gulde Call Plllllllll (714)893·5011* ments RN'S3-11& 11-7 f /TllllotlSEOTf olG l)foceduret Book· FORTOPSKILLS' $1.095, Mii $8SOtobo modei.dto198hpece . f001 0uai1St.Npt8Gh (1.eoo-aea-10"5) mYllll pit relief charge nurses 20-. nrs/wk, Monday keeping knowledge 1 • Pall rln; ap1 S375, sell 3 aJt1e triller 873-7877 712·2111 EXT SX 2912H (714) 640-8470 tll1lllll UllSOAPI Well stalled 80 bed Thursday Salary based plus Busy 1pp1re1t Im-•TYPIST/RECEPTIONIST 12751000 Call Jurgen - 11770 Warner Ave , 11 1p1 1&1111~ ,..} SN F.ltnown for good on 111per11nce Back Bay pprte<s In H.B Call NICk •EXEC SECRE'tARIES 9&3-0254 '88 18' Baytlner 1ratier. ~-------al Founlaln Valley, CA Fl/PT, good driving' re· ~urslng he~re & rehab area 645-5781 891-8111 •WORO PROCESSORS _Ex_•_r bike a. row 17'8Chlne, ~:,1~·~m~n11~op we;,~~ & cord. experience helpful lex IC e ullng. caring f /T IEIE••L OFFICE *WORD PERFECT I I d 1751 10 • • S 000 FLllllT P/T 249•2109 proleaalonal i;lalt. sup· "" Security Olllcera •OW 3 6 4 • n con • " • 87..-160 Aak1ng 5, Weekend•. Xlnt oppty to _ __ __ portlve admln MESA Mornings, flexible. near •MACINTOSH spd bike SSO 6A6·2330 complete · learn.NB 6'44-1•13 llUlllRIU.. VERDE CONV HOSP 661 Hert>Or/Bake1 957-0414 *Ded1'cated or 752-1400 e•t 1851 MIST SELllll FULL or part lime work al Summer crew now form-Center St, C M S48·5585 f /T OfFICE CURI FREE CROSS TRAINING CUSTOM llotel 1ra11erse 17' Runabout. 35hp 016, Home . A nswering Ing 516yrs &older Apply OFFIC€CLEAK Lt typing 3-• days per week *ProfesslOll' al TEMP-PERM POSITIONS dt•~· 175; mllc:.fllng $1100 33' Chris OvlCl"i CREVIER phOl'lel. !eds provided at 00 S Baytron1. llllng. phonea fOf plant Phones. llllng $8/Hr .t.VAILABLE 1(1119 bed tpr .. d $80 Of Spc>ft Fllt\ar $27 000 Untlml\ed Pot•ntlaJ Batbol tsland 673-1241 scape co Flex d1Jytim• Corona det Mar office *Sec·'..:•y bolh 1125 &40-4038 Slip• a111llable Dy• IEll (714)960-2503 ... lllHLI 10-151\rsl wk 751-2271 &40-8110 UU\ TIMllAYlll/IPPS lfWAL&mlll S4.8·61M Evw723·016" HIRE Oil.Liii st111m Office Maneger Sm 1 g1r1 ••i&.tn OlllTllL Officers !55-0588 1~ FREE ..... LT lolt/YICht Charttrs sw•• office 11 JWA Organized F T •• F 7 3 30 YOUTH Fortreu \hr•• wheel -•• Work for maJor Oii com-resp & mature Strl / ..... am· pm RUNAWAY FOR WEEK· pany, PIT summer work $1500 mo 758-<>576 S4 .50/Hr, benefits No power cnatr like new1 ENO Chan., State·OI· A flW a.lil Gr _!hrouah classified 'S15/Hr (71•)645-1854 e11p nec Applytnperson. CN.,SELORS Complete with b111ery .,, .,.~._. _ ~ . IFftOl llAlllEI Book• on Tape. 729 \Ml cherger. rotatlnp seat Art 34' Craaloc., rllg ' cw::rc:>~~Gltl~~c:e~ CoslaM ... law flrmteek• FaredSt .C.M 5-48-5525 rtlpuparmr .. ts S2000 dMlwt•IPP« 875-7100 al S.... _II 11./·-••• ..;; ___ ....;=;;,,;;;11 m 1semJ 1 1~ person fOf 1dm1n11tro11v IUL EITITI we nave c:hallenglno poe.--.-•• ~/Ski Boa ammo• FIRST-TIME ADVERTISERS r Run your Help Wanted Ad in the dullel&personnelman-lllon• open tor Hll·IAWtlmower&l>MK•tS25 .,._.. u amA.l W OlllJOMJ!') agement of 7 perton sup. flll Tl&lltll motivated people 10 ElectrOlux tllt\k vcuum ______ ....,1 .. o.,t6,.I S.... -SeMc.• PO r I SI If f 0 I h Ir Limited oppot1un1t~ to IOtn tupentlM t~I In 125 Blad! 8' st ... filing 1111 IUITDllAfT Pertt -leMlnQ rffponslbllllles to In· n1t1onal real astet• mar-the newtpapet promo-cab, 3 dt $20 OOIO IHI 111-1111 dude· AIP. A/A, purchas-kiting 1ys1em Wllh un-tlonal n.ld lhade $25 74'0-0157 II' Tnatar 190 oruv 30 hfl 1illl\I\ Auto M'"'*t ~ Ing Minimum 3 yrt ~ limited earnings for in-~ $ l&,900 Cell Bob ~ • UJ evanl a•penence re· IOfm1t1on. call PETE VI· Ouaranteed Income ol SUM,_. ER WEODING 985 2•81 Santi Ana quired as well n good OTTO at SELECT 111•11c DRESS Ind Mnd bU<l4ld &::/~•/"·~~ a1t: F ,.. ed. Interpersonal a corn-BETIER HOMES a 11 1•11 ,. WI k hit veil, 1400 ot>o • ....,,.. .,_,. ... -,.,.., ~~:. •• s;i munlcatlon 1klll1 Send GARDENS PllTEITIOI • r • Lagune Beech. 497-4195 022 (ftJI 7 DAYS resume to Pl 110 & REAL ESTA.TE 751·5000 fe lflrt, -TWO ROUND· TRIP S.W. Hrs. Mon-Ftl Halbrelch, 89!!1 Town SERVICES TICKETS to Pl'loenl• 1ea11-... .... 'I 00.,,. 90 HO ,m Center Dr Ste 410, CM.. UOIPTlllllT With potenll•I ior S 1000 Ing_ Mey 28 from OC et Summer 1ublet. IHv• ' · Mont• Cano ·19 V8 rutty loeded With 'f -top a•I ~ '6500 546-170' daye eY9 780.0411 MUSTANG 1M 5,..._0f_ig_in_al owner, r .. toreo Mutt ... , Great gredu111on preHntl 1 5800/obo 840-5875. 777-00e7 Z-21 '12111111 loeOeol PIS, P/8, -.Cfnc ~.W.wMetll lo mlleel X lf'lt OON1 I --(7 t4J t36-0554 ' Daily Pilot for one week. If you don't fill the position, run a second week FREE! CA 92626 For Corona Dal Mar (l1•) A14111 per w.al\ TMle Po• 1•309m wrlvlng ~ oc m.Mge 7t4-$73.-'810 P&llTO Anlm•I Ho1p1111 Happy, Qll.UTILU #I ltlonsareP.,maMt1tan<1 at330QmMay?e S100 IWPT• .. •TtH' DO•l..,•YOUllELf 1•1ra1 frlel'ldly, comrnllment ••RU,Ultlll on., en eic<*lent op. &73-4221 _. 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'"'"";;-;;--;.. o.lly M &• 1501 ofllc• In Hwpt Bel\ tr•lnlng & xlnt W.fttl Ql'qw _With VI No ex-m; /JVii/ An - throu'Ch da~$if 1f'd Typing req'd 9onuaea No Uf* nrec:.N Call peri.tioa MCMsary. we 6025 iiK'. f,-.--1va11able 121-t11e now 714·77.._..eeo wll ,,..,., -~-· ~~~ftb.M~~ 1•2-1111 ' .. lllliiT FIND To~anintervi.w l:::"I:.~~ 14 F===============~====z:=::::~ FIT t« N 8 Penin ott1ee end ftnd out Yo'# eemlnO ~a 19*' llm-PtloMI, "*'• 50 wi>m ~ "9d, out Of prtnt, ,... Geed oondttb1. A"'"6nge. M R S11 .. b•n•. JaHI'• throu•h claHlffed Ill.I. a •In Mii MOO 11~ AJC, .. u-con1e1n•d . 642-5678. Otor Oute·s 873.0780 D (21S)477:.; "~ ... ~ ="'~:r.:s "I .. =1• ...,_, 2' ... ..,._on lhlU~/ 1ll DAlY PlOT SEEKS ,..... ..... 11MC available in W11t11in1ter l11ti11fon leach Fo11fli1 Y1ll1r NO GO~LECTING NO SOLICITING Deliver One Day a Week - Must have dependable car 8nd proof of tnsurance. Alk for Joanne Craney - PROFESSIONAL SALES REP wt "' cimndy •111 mertM ...... lot OUf f0tntJtf1 V•~ e.h Rem Estate l~ Job Orie,.. lnclUdls e Md ~ htalt Actount Base e M1i!!tai11 '<_, Yo.i r..twate . t• • "°°' Ads Sold ., •• t• \I" \IC \//1 Ghapman honors :James Roosevelt lyVIOAO.AN Of-Dlil1 .... _,,,. 1t was an awesome evenina on which 1uests took a voyqt throu&h history, and learned JJmet -..... velt'1 lepc:y would endure "as Iona as there arc students at Chapman Col· 1cae ... Presi~nt Geofae .... sent a note of con.,.atulat1oris. So dtd Prcs1~nli RouW Rea1aa, GeraW Ford, Rlda- ar4 Nine, and Jimmy Carter. MCSSllC$ also came from t.a•y 811'4 J•aoa, Gov. Geot1e Dn· kmejiu and from I 0 Downina Stl'CC1 In London~ · And,.S40admirersof James Roosc- \ieh showed \IP at the Irvine Hilton Saturday evening to persoMlly a.rcet him. . , The 8 1-ycar-old Newpon Beach resident since 1972 was honored for his dedication to h1Jher education and public service. The event ·is expected to raise $200,000 for schol· arships and a Roosevelt Award. "Rooseveh has been on our board for 13 yea~." said James 0.H, Chapman·s acting president. "He is a teacher, an educator and has con- ducted lectures and seminars a t Chapman," added Dou, who an- nounced the establishment of the Roosevelt award. wh1~h wlll be presented b~ the colleac to those who meet the standards exemplified by James Roosevelt. The honoree, flashing his charming smile, said. "I don'tdeservc this. but l appreciate 1t ·· The "descrvmg bit" was disputed as stones of praise for the oldest son of Eleaaor and Pres1- d~t Pn11kHu-R001nett we-rnotd. A media presentation by Chap. man's commun1cat1ons dcpanmcnt detailed the honorcc·s life from H~de Park to Wash1n1ton. around the ~orld as his father s aide, to the baule field as a Manne Corps brigadier general, six terms as a congr~sman from Cah form a. and o n to ewport Beach_ Other Rooscvells there included the honorec's wife Ma ry, and two of his seven children. B~ky and Delano with his wife Ju. (Delano of Long Beach helped collect the famil) pictures for the media prcscnta11on.) ..., ..... ,.._~ '--".,_ Mary and . JamH Roosevelt lforepoundt w ith Mike Spalding, Rebecca Roosevelt. llllaabeth C•v•n augh. Jfine Wyatt~ ' I Geor1e Ar1Yro1, college board of trustees chairman. 'uperv1sor Tom RJley. Asscmbl)man Kurt Prlagle. Medal of Honor holder retired Marine Col. William Barber, Bruce S•mDer and Jane Wyatt were on stage to contribute to the tribute. \\'.)att, a friend of Roosevelt smcc 1927 who now strves with him on the March of D1mrs board. presented him with a MOD P<>ster done b> Fr111colse Salk, wife of Dr Jonas Salk, de' eloper of the polio' al"c1ne Emcee funn). tunny Jim Villus also ullroducted uniiers Peter Llnd1koog of Chapman College and Arthr Rand from the ongtnal Ink Spots •Doy Healey ~as cha1rm:in of the black-lie e .. ent and comm1t1cc mem- bers included Carol Campbell, Geor· 'She s·ees daylight again, 'feels great' CARLSBAD, N.M. (AP) -4-w.oman who lost trackoftimewh1leh\ln&l30da)' alone masealedca\ic , wnh no human contact climbed out Tue-)(jav. w.a,ed to a ero~d of about 60 people and said "Wov.. man'" Stefania Folhni poked her head out of the entrance to the ca' c and put sunaJasscs on over her regular alas~ to reduce the glare of the bnght m1ddl') sun The temperature ~a~ 97 dcgrccs. a big difference from the cave's con tant 74 degrees. The 27-year-old Jtalian intenor decorator 'olun- tccrcd for the 1sol1t1on expenment, which bcg:ln Jan 13 in an cfTon to learn how ~ople ma) be affected b~ 1he Iona sohtude of merplanetary tra\CI She apparently kamed some English during her isolation ind told the cro~d "t feel &r<'at .. Folhna. who had 1tken En&h h pnme" into the cave w11h her to stud)' the lan1u11e. nodded" hen asked 1fshe would do 1t aptn and said "Sure .. Researchers sPokc w11h Folltm o n Monda) to announce the end of the txpenment firsc throu'h mtuaan t) ped on computers and then b) 1ntercome "Are you rt"ally senous'>"' she rt'pltcd through the come_uter hnkina her to a h9u~ tnul~r abo .. e the ca'c Folhni, 27. will be Poked w11h needle' and taged with electrodes in com1na weeks ~h•k !.l"1cnll'it'i try to fiaurc out~ hat happened to her bod' and mind dunng the four month • I 0 days sht ,pent ~feet underground ''a F rontlere, Robert Guggenheim. Vau1ban Kelley, Marshall Klein. Maxine Pr eston, Sumner, Dr. Vern Ummel, S.11n Wa llen, Thomas Wilek, Ha rl.10 .Uderson-and Bob Bassett. Honoral) committee membcri. potted in the ballroom included AtbaJle Clarke, Lyu Hlracb, June and Dr. Stanley vu dea Noort and "'"-..,.. ... In the absence of napt, day or t1mep1ttt • Folhn1·\ meMtrual cycle topped and her slce,rnwakc C)l lc cha~ radically. hi: tended to 'itay up.O to 25 hour' ll a time. lttpana about I 0 houn Stefani• l'oltlnl e mer9e1 tnto daylight afte r s p ending 1 JO days In und e rground. RCKarchers belte\.C her muscle tont> and tht> le' cl of calcium 1n her bones dcc1cucd. that ht>r rmmune system 1s deprc scd·and that he 1 able to conccntr:uc m 0tt deeply. f ollin1 kept up 1rcnJth and ncx1b1l1t) dunna her m<>k-hke ciustencc by doin1 cahsthenit"' and JUdo. and llWntained her menl41 Po~ by re.dint and decora11n htr l().tQ-uatt·foot pluuc~ndoted "' 1n1 art"a. Without the sun and other people time pimcd quid.I) for Folhn1 ~h<' b(ltc,ed that t"o month\ haJ pa !led 1n lead of four. and was• \h<.Kkl"\J "hen c~pcnment coordinator Maun110 ~1ontalb1n1 no11fit'J herb\ <.omputcr th.it the C.\OCrtment wa almo t OH:r \font•lb1n1 a sured her h~ ~a ~nou,. then~ rote "We"'" not a k )OU for an) mor<' data " -,he had httn asked to perform ph),1cal and mental le ts pcnod1call~ l\larsaret and Carl Karcher. · Long oftcrthe crowd had fini\hcd a dinner of pra~n~ and beef tenderloin Wlth a chocolate-tilled w turc choc- olate shl'll. dann·d 11.. tlfr mu\1eof Dan avant, and thl' last \()l:cch had been made. R OO'lC\Cll wa~ \till \mil· 1ng and \haking hjnds ... He'll Ix' up bright and earl) 1n the mo rning." \a1d wife Mary. · l .. '9. HOl'D Skygaze rs count s~ooti ng stars If ) ou look l"On'lta ntl~ t<i the hca H'n!o fur a lull hour on a dear night. ~l) watlhCr\ d:um. ~ou \hould sec al ll•a\I 10 \hooting \tar\ Q \\hat arc 1he mo'it ulmmun form., 1n ordrr. 1,I \Ull ldc., " Pmc;on. 1 e O\ crdo\C.'\ pill\ whah.'\Cr ll.lng1n~ "hooting Jump- ing from height~ You can malt' ..alt water that'\ l percent ~It but not ...:iltwater that's 2~ percent \alt Tokes fh<' Umc<i J\ mul"h hl·at to turn boiling wah.r 1nlo steam ll\ 11 talc tu hnng trc.-c11ng ~at<'r to a hoil Sa) )ou'rc 1n T url q and do n't read the menu 1n .1 rc,taurant the!\' Tra\l'I C\pl'rls "''" 11'<, 311 right to an tnto the ._Ill hen t11 \ h1\<l'4.' \1)ur me-al Q Ho~ mul h •q1uld a bJh\ \\\'1~h at Jgc .:!O 1f 1l l l•pt •Hl amw1ngn' mm h u., 1t 1ro"' 1n ll!> lir't .,c,cr..il wed.,'' \ Thrn' f'\1111011 1011' Thi1t'\ ,,nc lalculallt\n, 'f\'mr C'htm1 '' for ..i dMen )tare; ha\iC tx-cn tl")llli to prO\l' um· r~~ar"lhcr'\ lOntcnt1on that a 1ubstam.c ll1 dubl1\ and red burgun· d) l1ll\ '1ru\C.'\ But 11 'a li ttle hkc thC' rold fu\1on dc31 l>dlunkel'\ keep c:on1rad11.:11ntt thc llj1m., •Do )OU bu\ thC' r port that 00(' OUI of C\tl) ~00 hah1c' will ha'c the-I Q of a gcniu.-.7 ockroa hes are cleaner than c:ats ... . No vi It allowed. with chlld mole~ter TR VEL~OTH T RO~D IN TE - ESSEE OhA TIUVELEI>. ....... • &l.11 --~ wu tent h AM tttarlf t•erJ .. ..W die w -. _..,.eUWMlltfaJlfwll.•...,_ WMl G ....... MJI. 0-°t INll Ma! <.W••l•t1r1en.._.,_...._ .. '""' ...... -IMllll I ........................ Gtn 1'11 ...,rn. .. 111eA11••· n.a. ..................... .. ..... , ... " ........ ... .. • • • JOlr I rn1,ht add, the parent\ looked homfii!'d anJ mo'\t of the aue'its didn't think 1t -.as funn) In m> op1n1on. \.ch ch1ldt h ~ ha\i1or detract from the beaut and dll"lt)' of the occa ion. And ll n11krs thrbridcandaroom took hlccatouplc of n1t~1ts At one rcttJ>!1on, the aroom did thas to his bnck after 1ht' had prom ised taeb other ,that thC) •ouldn 't ht ktpt her prom1~ but he did not, :The bnde c~ up in tttn E~tr)onc fch embem. tcd and *1 for lier. What 1 way 10 aiatt married titr'! 1 hOjt_ y~ ••" commcnL nn -1.P. .. !ONORA. CAllF. D&Aa IONOllA: ,.._.. " ..... , ,_, {ar ....._) .._ ••tJ•dl ..... -. .... wwlllu'alwe.I ............ ~ ....... li •&J,iiiM I WiiiW""'1.._.' ........................ ........ • • • ., on om t1 .. Du:-l t .. RJ ., ............... ,..,..,. ..... .... ...., .... "-11'1•:... . .. OrMQt COMt DAILY PILOT/WedMldey, Mey 24, 1989 "a•••>'• May U ARIES (March 21-Apnl 19): upenor relenti. ants )OU more leeway for unique ass1anment. proJcct f()(u5 on rttr, bu 10 • basic ,oals which milbt require Iona~• tance commun1cat1on. Emphas1 on ph~osoohy. tbeolOI)'. TAURUS (April W-May 20): l cgal problem can be resolved by ch«kina • reference bookEJsibly in your own home Your ~1llon "stroftll'r than competitors m1 t realize. Individual in "high po 1t1on .. becomes ally. GEMINI ( ay 21-June 20): What had been ''l()(kcd up.. 1s released Em phasis on dialogue. co mmumcat1on, prOJCC1 requiring work. Wlth your hand . lnformauon leaks q.>ncem1ng financial maneuver Capl"lcorn plays outstandtn& role. CANCER (June 21-Jul> 22): Some- one wants 10 take someth1n1 from your home. Could include luxury nem. an ObJ«t or microl.\ave oven. Protect posses t0ns. make clear that you are not without alhcs, resources. Taurus represented LEO {July 23-Aug. 22): If you wait approximately three da)'S mis ing lmk will "be discovered. Refuse to be"badgered into premature action. Focus on health, routine. employment, one who rches upon )'Our genero ny. VIRGO (Aug. :!Jr>Scpt. 22): As 1f in a fla~ h. )OU rcce1-.,c unanimous acclamauon Emphasis on persona ht). style. v1\'ac1ousness. This can 'be your power pla> day -featunng achievement. money. fove Cancer native mvolved. LIBRA <Sert 23-0ct 22 >· Study Virgo message Emphasis on universal appeal, ph)sica attraction. )Our own style. Transaction 1s completed, could involve propen) 'alue. Select red in color scheme 4.ries pla)S role. SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov :! I): Individual "ho does plenty of talkina doesn't reall> have much to say. Break free. begin project. display independence of thought. acuon Don ·1 get in' oh <'d in w1 Id-goose cha~. L~ figurts prom1ncnll>. SAGl'M ARIUS (Nov. 22-Dcc 21 ): Temporal") dela) will actually work in )Our favor. Dccm<rns are being made at "headquane,-.;" Emphasis on selectivity, mone}. recovery of lost 11m<'. Fnmil) d11Tercnccs settled by Friday. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19)· Personal honzons exp~md. Door 1 open, tttaterfreedom a-promTSed. long-<11 tancecan 'en fies hohda> sojourn. You'll be more aware of apparel and bod~ image Gemini. g1ttanus play roles. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 18) It would h<' 10 ~our ndvantigc to "stay out of s1a.ht." Mechanical problem interruP-tS automo bile trip. Steer clear of bibufous indl\ 1dual who insists. "I am penectl> all right"" tcave quietly P ISCES <f<'b 19-March 20)· lnd1' 1dual who tates ... "s._ and it 1s yours!" realty means 11 .-enano feature fulfillment. rc"'ard. credit long overdue. Member of opposite sex 1s attracted and )ou·11 h<' aware of It IF MAY U IS YOUR BIRTHDAY current cycle highlights m11ntal status. business, populanty. special dealings IO\ oh mg women. You possess sense of drama. unusual '01ce. apprcc1ate an music. lu,u11 Taurus. Libra. Scorpio persons pla) 1mponant rolt's tn \Our hfe Relallonsh1p. tcmporanl) ofT-track. ~1H be back 1n June. 1ntensel) (art' must be g1,cn to diet. nutnuon. Stnve to control )'Our "s"'cet tooth .. In .\u&u~t. trcsh opportunn} exist in areas of career. finance. romance HHIDfil : Both vulnerable. South deals. WEST NORTH • K J 6 -; K 2 )QJ84 2 • ,. 10 9 EA "1 • A IS43 .,, A 9 7 • 10 9 . J 864J -A 3 9 7 s • s J +Q8'7 4 0 TH • Q 7 2 Q 10 s K 10 6 c ._ .... n~. South Wtst Nor1b Ea t I + Pu I Pass I NT Pass 2 T Pu. 3 ~T Pa Pus PUJ O pcnma lead: Four of • "Show and Tell" was an cduca - tionaJ elltperienee when we were at school. Al tht bridge table, at could be fatal to tell declarer. who mi&ht be faced with a choice ·or ways 10 cackle a hand, which hnc. 1s des11ncd to fa.ii. North-South used a straJghtfor- ward auction to get to their bcsl aame contract. With I~ points 1n prime cards and key cards in his partner's su11, Soulh had an easy aoccptance of his partner's invita- tion 10 three no trump. West Led his fourth best spade, won in the closed hand. The kinJl of diamond lost to the ace. and West won the spede return with the ace and continued With the dJbt to force out declarer's last stopper . No" • declarer had to auess " whether to take the club finoae or play East (or the ace of hearts to make his .contract West's defeme· provtdcd the clue to the winnina hne. His hurry to take the ace of spades and his return of the eiaht both sugaested a fast re-entry in hearts-tbe h1aher·ranlunJ of the I WO key side SUJlS. So declarer dec1d· cd to take We t' play at its face value and rely on the club finesse for his contract. Ma.kin& three-odd. Thtte IS no jU&r&.ntCC thaf declar- er, Jeft to hu o wn devices, would not have made lhe contract anyway. H owever. had West revealed little or nothmg abouc his hand. be would have had a sponina chance to def eat the contract. Whm Bast rt1umcd a spade, West bouJd have followed with the five. That miaht have caused declarer to surmise that spades were 4-13, and that he could afford to force out the ace of heuU with impunity. He would soon have learned that that cxpcc:tation WOllld prove tus unctoina. 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