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THE ORANGE COAST 25CENTS -T H UR SDAY. JLl.Y o. I 'Jll'I
Out with the old
Bulldozers punch through wall• •t Balbo• Peninsula's
19JOl·era Banlc of America bulldlng on Wednesday to
make room for five · bulldln9s featuring residences over
bu1lnes1e1. fformerfy • cornerstone of downtown Balboa,
the bulldlng was purchased early In the 1980s by a group
of lnv.estors headed by basketball sta.r Kareem Abdul
Jabbar. Plans to convert the bank Into •nightclub ttzzled,
however.
Group drops
opposition to
Triangle Square
By 808 VAN EYKEN
Of ...... o...,.-. \t.rl
.-\n {'fTort 10 fo rce J referendum on
a l;irgc r ·0i.1a ~l l'\a rede\e]opmen1
prOJe~·t fL·ll !oho11 of 1hc required ·
4. 7fXJ p.:11t1un s1gnaturei. \Vednei.-
d ')
Bui p101:11:n y o .... n('rs v. ho staned
the p...·1n1on dn\c sa~ the) no longer
oppose lhl' pto1e-ct. follo .... 1ng an
agrcc mL·nt v.11 h Cll} officials and the
developer
Pro pert) ov.ners 1n the triangular
block bounded b) Harbor and Nev.-
port houlC\ ol rds and 19th St reel arc
to be bought out and rclOC'!ICd 10
make .,.,a~ fo r Tnangle Square. a
mu\u-k·\L'I rc1a1l and cnterta1nmcn1
ccntei
Two grou p!o ot 0 "" ncr5 opposed
1hc pro1c-c 1. sa~1ng the~ had not been
o ffered adequate re locauon settle-
ments.
One gro up fi led su11 las1 ""'eek.
challenging the centt•r on le-gal and
cn,1ronmcntal grounds.
Another group decided 10 \ry to
gather ~1gna 1ures from I 0 prrcent of
Costa Mes.a's registert:d voters on a
pc11uon calling for a referendum on
Tnangle Square.
But Gerald McClellan, e dentist
and one of the propcny owncn who
led 1he referendum campaign. said
an agreement put forward Monday
at a meeting of the Costa Mesa
Redevelopmen1 Agency a~red to
eilm1natc his iroup's objections to
lhe PfOJCC1.
"The thin& 1hat prompted 1he ref·
erendum was a conversation we had
wi1h the Redevelopment A11=ncy
1wo weeks af1er the final approval.of
the projecl." McClellan said. "They
were 1alk1n1 about staning construc-
11on in six mo nths. It talc.cs nine
months to build ou1 a dent.al office.
so ""'C ~re going 10 be out of tht
street for three months unabk: to
work."
McClellan said he. other memben
o f Costa Mesa Dental Group and
other proprrty owners had no luck
reaching city officials to voice thcir
concerns and find out what could be
done.
Gerald K.lein. general partner in
Triangle Square: Joint Venture. said
following the May 2S approval o{
the project. howc-ver. that he would
jPJease SH TRIANGlE
Police wrestle with pockets of violence on Fourth
ly BOB VAN EYKEN
Of IM 0.iiy -SI'°"
A stabbing and 3 gang.related
street fig.ht in Huntinglon Beach, a
fatal traffic accident in Newpor1
Beach and an arson incident that
sc~·erel y damaged a lifeguard tov.•er
\\'ere amo ng the pockets of violence
in what area police and fire a~encles
said was a rc lall\cly placid Fourth of
July.
Area police agcncrrs said Orang•·
Coas1 rcs1den1s 1<11'ere la rge\\• 'pareJ
lhc holida)' traffic n1a )hcrrl, v.htch
took 72 li\'CS statewide. according 10
the California Highway Patrol.
A Nc,,·port Beach man. ho.,.,·c,er.
""·as killed 10 a motorcycle acc1dl·n1
Tuesday, and a Huntington Reach
("0\'ER STORl i PROt'll.t:
v.·oman di ed Tuesda} aftC'r she; .... as
hit by a car "'h1lc crossing the s1rec1
Mo nda)
Al so, a fig h1 'f uesda} n1gh1 he·
l\\Ccn tv.o groups of youths bcllc,ed
to be Los .\ngcle~-area gang n1cn1-
hcrs rt·sul1 cd in a ~1abbin1 that left
a 17-}ear-old Pico Rivera bo~ 1n
st•r1ous condi11on a l Founta in Valk·)
Rcp,ional Hospital. ._lunt1ng1 on
Beach polict• LI . l:d McErla1n \a1 d
"It started abou1 10 p n1 . a ~ a
verbal confronti111 on and erupted
1n10 a fight in a parking 101 facing
Pacifi c Coast 1;1a.:hv.a ~ nC"ar Hunl·
1ng1on S1rcc 1." ~1cErla1n sa1J . "11
was dunng 1he figh t that one of rhe
)Ouths was stahlx·d ."
lmmed1a1cl) follo .... 1ng 1hc fig ht.
police chased and arrested ~L\ IU\ l·n-
Chief's concern: Return of Sioux land
NB man also fights for 'back rent' on property , 1he rcrnble blight trom the con~
c1e ncr of our nauon 1ha1 is a~
soc1a1cd w11h 1he illegal confiscauon
8y EMILY ADAMS company in Irvine called Ultra-°' -o..., .._ 1.1."" systems. He was called a mover and
-shaker. an entrcprcnuer who made it
After w;nning the battle of Uttle big in the corporate world.
Bia Horn in 1876, !he Siouit .people These day$;, Stevens spends at
had a run of very bad prtss. They \east one week every month in 1hc
were known as the fiercest warrior poverty of South Dakota's Sioux
tribc:--They wcrt--constdertd a,hreat. rcscfVations. He SJX'nds time with
As a result, the native American the 70-year--old man and his blind
tribts ofSou1h Dakota -the people wife who live Ollt of their truck.
of the mi&hty Sioux Nation -were: No longer confined to board
rounded up and confined to rc:scr· · rooms and offices. Stevens now
vations, where they suffered some of meets' with congressmen and lribal
the most seven: poverty in the ooun-elders and visits the Impoverished
try. hOf!lCS ~ of friends on the rcscr-
What may seem like ancicn1 his-vallonJ.
tOf')' to many Americans is a matter II was a littJc over a year ago when of daily concern for one Newport 1he 60-ycar-old Stevens shruged .off
Beach man who is U')'ina to heal his title as chief CJ1ccu1ive officer of
whit he call• .. a bloody wound that Ultrasys1ems to don the fcathen and
Jtill ~ opet1." _ _ tr.mine of a spcclalch..ief of the Sioux
PhµiiR J. Stevens !'~ ~rat~ a Nation. He was~nam_ed Wah~·
mult1-mllUon dOltar ena1ncenn1-C'lnll· Yutta· "'Mani: Man Wtio
Leads Wllh His Shield. of !ht' Black Hills from the '\iou'
Al the South Dakota ceremony people."
where he was na med ch1ef. he In the offices tha1 hou!iCd Ultra-
brought prescnls. as 1s custom, for syslems' firs1 hcadquaners. v.h1ch
the Sioux. Stevens. his s .... ·edish wife Stevens now leases from 1hc ~lid·
and one of his sons handed out niorc western con1pany 1ha1 bough1 h1~
than $1 0,00CI in boxes and bags of firm, Stevens poi ntrd ou1 ('Olor<'d
canned and J)frishabk groceries. maps dep1c11ng the p1cc('mcal thcfl
Stevens is a little less than one· of Sioux laftd .
quarter Siouit and the great-grand· "In 1980. the t ln1tcd States Su ·
son of Sandin• Bear, who fought in p~me Court fo und that a 'more npc
the battle of Little Bia Hom. and rank case of d1shonorsblc dcal -
For Stevens, "special chier· was ing will never, 1n all probab1h t~. ht'
no honorary title. Besides 1he omale found in our history.' Sul!, \ongrC!>S
hcadrc~ of 91 festhen. he was 1iven does nothing ... Stevens said
an intricately beaded battle lance. This is not Ste, ens' first round ol
He has taken that lance into battle fi&htina for na11vc Amcncan land'
with the United States aovcrnment ln 1974, the Chemehuev1s tnhc
in an effort to rtpin Siouit lands in asked Stevens hf'lp in ge111na back a
the Black Hills of South Dakota. portion of Lake !-lavasu shorel1nl·
"WC love. America." Stevens 1hat once bclonacd 10 it. After a -10.
wrote lo President Bush on his in· year f~t 10 n.-ga1n 1_hrir_l!trul._ v.11h
iuauralib'rt.---1lf~Sttk' to---rtm~Slevcns M elp, thc temton v.as f('-
ill''· ~1 cErla1 n ..a id Hc said about a
doit·n )ou1h1< were 1nvol\·ed 1n the
altcrc:111on
Otherwise-. pohcc officer~ .... ere
huS\ hut nul unusuJll\ so. McErla1n
!;31J
"It "·as a pre\I) l)pical Fourth."
he ..aid. "\\l· had a lo t of.calls for
M:r\ 1ct' and ~\era\ big pan1es. bu1
that's norn1al for 1h1s 11me of }car ..
Phlfllp Stevens
!urned.
This lime. howe\cr. Stevens has
ta\.cn on a substan tia ll~ lal"lcr pro.
JOCI 1;e is a11emp11n& 10 work out a
scn h.·mcnt with thc federal go vern·
IPl~ase stt STEVE.NS/ AZI
l.1'nexpected sea breezes cool coastal areas
--~ YOICOt "'(\ wu definitely kind o,f weird.~ '"The see--bttcze--came-in stronstr
•"...,,......, Ne n Beach lifquard supervitor than 1nllclpated," P11 Rowe ora,.. Cout raidents e1.pcctina G~n .Reed uid oft~ wc:tthtt. spokc$wom1n. for . the N1~ion1l ~as heat Wtdnclday The b11h IC:mptl'lt\lrc 1n Newport We:1the:r Sc11v1cc. said. The hi:ah 11
-;-wrpri...S by cooler 8<1ch ""' 68 clear«~ ind li""""f11' John W1ync A;,JlOn "'' 81 dcptt1. caused ti)' u tdl alone 1hc eo111 reponl'd lhc wn did Rowe iaKl.
-....... an Mllpecl Y not com-..~• tMuk thf'OUlh 1.he Such conditions thou~ ~continue
• .. -aitr.,.. downriaht cloud• US?••' ,t,:, l p.m. . ''°"' the: coast. att0rd1na 10 the cold alolll dM -.hes In the morn The brilk, ftll.autheut wind 1n National Wea1ha' Service. Rowe
io1 ---slri<t ind wind; Newpon -ID< up 10 1bou1 l! said bolh loday ind Fridly "'°"'11 cclidtloea. mph. A.etd •kl. be hazy and tunny. but not until
ancr wme n18l11 and n1orn1 ng lo~
clouds. Temptraturcs If\' t'.\Pl"('ll'J H1
reach abo\ll 70 at th< bCM.'hts and
the" mtd·80s Inland. Rov.'C $.lid.
Howcvc-r sntot is l"xpcctC'd 10 con1in~ fns.ome inland OralllC
aunty chic , Fin1-~1aae '",~ alcn'
are prtdic1cd 1oda)· (or p{lrts or
nonh Orante Counl)', ttn1ral Or.
1nar Coun1y -•nd the Saddl"b."C'k
GOOD MORNING
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F1rsl•Sllll&C sm0& alerts v.'C re also
C\JK'( ll'd for ~ntral and-50u1heas1
Los nJeles and thf. East San
Ferna ndo. San Gabriel and Pon1ona
\allc) :K"rordina 10 !he Sou1h
oasl . .\1r Quaht) ~11nage men1 0 1'"'
1r1ct.
Mcanwh1k'. PftMS of norlh roas11d
an\! ccntf'I\ Orange C"Qun1y and the
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Pohce 10 Newport Beach said ar·
rests Monday and Tuesday -the
pt>ak of the ctlebra1ion -we~
do"" n this )Car compared to last
year, 1nd1ca t1ng a more orderly
cro1<11 d of revelers than 1n p~vious
years.
Still. Newpon Beach's 17:? arrests
kept police 1n that city bus\•, Lt. T im
fP~ase ... HOLIDAY /A21
1-0 vote
resolves
council's
sticky i~sue
ly ROltERT BARKER
°' -°""' -,..,,.,
The l:luntin&ton. Bcac.h... City
Council TTSOrtcd to parliamentary
mancuverina an<t the sintJe. 1olita.ry
vote of Councilwoman Grace
Winchell 10 cxapc a conflict of
in1c~s1 d ilemma involvina the
Huntington Beach Co.
the large land company was re-
quest1na a zone chanac on tM SS-
acre Holly Scaclitr propcny to ~~
m11 oons1ruction of J ,000 10 4.000
rcs1denual units,
But the Hunti1'14tOn &.eh Co. ha
&i. vcn free ScachfT Country Oub
social m__nn~~s_ 10 the
seven City Counai mt'rfibCn. TliC
oompany owns the cl ub.
Only Winchell coukl vote without
legal clearance btcau5C she rctumod
he( membership to the lfunliflillOn
Beach Co. 1evcnl yean qo While
still a member of the Plannina Com-
minion. Her roUcaaun mumod
1hcir mcmbtnblps only rcuntty,
amid allqatl<M\' the metnbctrh;ps
pot«! • connM:i of Jn\ttttl.
They were adviK!d bv C.ty Al-
tomey Gail Huuon on WC!da11 .. y
not to vote on the n.illl _.
unlil \her heat from dte Fait .......
cal Pnlct1cu Comm...._, ~ Th< llCtloft w..i-,.
be(.,. 1ht Chy Qluolcll -• ~
tinuc to 1 later dete 1 ...... • Hun1ina=:_eo.~JI
TwilllJ''ll' ••
les diimage
In Huntington
rongful death suit
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A.Jury 4llllied 1 woman•a dam•
dlili Wectne.day in a wrontful ..... .Ut Ille brouabt ll&inst two ~ a.cb police oflicen in-
._ the lhootina of her hut-
.... lour yan •• ~ f>re Ind bet f9'1r children
..S dae City for the June 18, 198S, ..... ot StePben Uoyd Dye, 30. He
... mot neatly three 11¥eekJ earlier =.,awo of6cen who tried to dillJ'lD
n.e SiPcrior Court jury in Santa
Am i..-d Nied in favor of officers = TllllMD ud Bob Jdhy. The
· dilclirclMI dae DMintiff'1 claim
illat die oft'icen did not follow polic.le procedures.
wu shot while inaide 1 car on
SUeet aoutb of Memphis
Aa:ordint to police reports,
responded to a report of a who appeared to be passed out :daecar.
Tillman found Dye unconacious
in the passefttcr side of the front
lelt, with the window rotted halfway
down, officials said. He saw a l)alm-
size handaun in Dye's risht hand
and called for assistance.
Jeffrey arrived and shined a
flasbliaht on Dye throl.llh the open
driver's window, police said. At the
same time, Tallman shined a second
li&ht lbrou&b the other side of the
car and reached in to take the
weapon away.
Dye allqed)y became alert and
raised the aun at Tallman. Jeffrey
fired oace at Dye, wounding him in
the stomach, officials said. He died
later at Fountain Valle)' Community
HospitaJ.
According to court records, Dye's
blood alcohol level was .13 percent,
which is lcplly drunk in California.
Four months after the shooting,
the city of Huntinaton Beach denied
a claim by Alice Dye for $2S million
in damages.
nate OKs Seymour's drug bill
llid.
1 t0mewtiat less than the
224 M had for the same 48-hour
~ lat year," Newman said, ~.lut it wu still pretty typical for a 1'lwPon Beach summer night. It • tbe usual alcohol-related inci-
41enta. fiahu and disturbances."
Newman said several people were
MTCSled for possession of bottle
roc:Ru and other e~plosive fire-
Worb illeol throughout California.
&rty July 4, an arsonist struck the
~ tower on the beach at 40lt1
IUlec. causina heavy damaae. New-
man -.id. ~;.:nc J 2;4S a.m. fire caused about t400 _..._ accordin& to the de-
CU*1it ol' marine safety, which
alre8dy replaced the damaacd
tower with another one.
One other tower -at the Santa ·~ River Jetty -was found with
IJillet holes in its window Wedo~
My momint. marine safety Lt. John llauer aid. ..
Cotta Mesa police officjals said
this yeat's Independence Day ccl-
ebrauon was peaceful in their city.
"The d:IY watch was very quiet,
and the ni&Jlt watch wu P.retty quiet
too," Lt. Al Kent said. ·we bad a
few m inor incidents. I think there
..s a firecracker thrown from a
vehicle and a few other incidents
STEVENS
,,_A1
men• tbl• woUJd mum J .3 miJlion
8Cla of the Bliek Hills to Sioux
ownenbip.
.. We erm•, intaelled in privattly =--~~e·re~y ..... ,for 90CIC\lpied federal landt -w1aicb ,..tfully belons to the lioua •JW9Y ... Tllil ecrr111 Slevcns hU oullined
.. retWD·tep1aeettjust l l percent
f/11 liau IDcJ Dl'Olftiled in the 1168 Foll u..nte T..ay; la tbe treaty,
• 1 a Mlf' o1 · SOUdl Dlltota
tWINe.d to die Sioux people
i'AllWI'.
..... IM dilooMy o/eoiid and
... ia dli -.ct Hili. tM p ... =t rm~ IO lilwe 9io9X laftdl true "**" dlllOtwect iato vi-~. I .. PClft ...... T..ay
SB l l 20 will also limit state re-
sources available to individuals con-
victed of serious drug offenses. For
example, students convicted of drug
charges would not be allowed to
apply for a state-fund_ed student
loan, ~oursaid:
The bill is supponed by the. Cali-
fornia Chamber of Commerce. the
California Employment Law Coun-
cil. and the California Associated
Builders and Contractors, according
to Seymour.
involving ·juveniles. But nothing
major."
T here was, however, a brawl late
Tuesday at the Reef Bar that in-
volved fi ve men and left one man
hospitalized with facial and neck
lacerations. The fight occurred at
11 :40 p.m .. according to police re-
ports.
Costa Mesa is the only Orange
Coast city that allows the sale and
use of so-called safe and sane fire-
works.
Fire officials said the final tally
isn't in yet, but serious incidents
appear to be down this ye"8r.
"From the reports we've gotten
this year. we've had two grass fires,
one roof fire and one serious injury
resulting from safe and sane fire-
works." fire protection specialist
Suzanne freeman said. "We also
had two smoke bomb scares, where
kids set off smoke bombs and we
responded as if they were fires."
Freeman said this year's fally is
incomplete because the reporting
period she uses lasts until July . 16.
"People still have fireworks. and
kids typically continue to set them
off for a while after the Fourth," she
said. "Last year during the entire
re~rting period we had nine fires,
w1lh total losses of $26,000."
Police in Fountain Valley and ~una Beach reported no major
incidents associated with Fourth of
July celebrations.
Jn •he past 112 yean, mote than
$18 billion in aoJd and silver has
been removed from land that
uatia promia the Sioux. In re-
tum, S.Cvens is askina for a com-pentaUon of one penny per acre per
month, which be uid is bKk rent on
the 7.3 million acres of stolen land.
witb S percent compounded interest, datiat bid to 1877 when the land
WU taken.
"The Sioux are llk.ina sjanifi-
cantly lcu for J 12 yean of sufferina
and atiUte than the United Stata Ii va 1way every two yean in fore• aid to E&YPt." Stevena uid.
.. l JUll c:aa•1,tJelicn that our aov-enunen• is speodi111 S 157 billion to
bail out •vi• ind lout com-CJ:. ':cs tMY let people starve." ....... '** ..... ~ ...... liid; will .... ..., mk tilt to .................. ., ..... , u._..,..r a. 21 ,__, ....._
Old c•rs dr•w young fans
Y011ft9 fans lln• downtown streets of
l'ttoenl• on WednesdaJ to greet an arrlv· "'9 t9J4 autm. driven by Steve Mergel•
of 8orene, Te•aa, In the great Amertc•n
Vin .... Auto ••ce. Th• J,SOO·ntll• cro11·
count,., road r•llJ l•ft Sant• Pe, N.M.,
Wednesday morning, and tod•J ~onte1·
hints wHI head for San Diego and dten
Dl1ne1land for the finish of the SJS0,000
race.
t
A l?i°J toro blocks
El Toro Road traffic
\XIEATHER
Fr om A l
Capistrano Valley were expected to
have unhealthful air quality.
Wednesday's coastal eddy. a
counterclotkwisc circulation of air
cul off from the regular now. spread
lly I08 VAN EYKEN
Of .. o.ll)o ..... k8lf
The name El Toro Road took on
vivid meaning for drivers near the
intersection ofLaauna Canyon Road
on Wednesday morning.
Whereas drivers entering and
leavina Laguna Beach via the ca-
nyon aet used to the sight of cattle
arazina on hillsides next to the road,
Wednesday morning was slightly
different.
One of the bovines, a big burly
bull, joined commuters and beach-
gocrs on Laguna Canyon Road near
El To ro (bull 10 panish) Road,
snarling traffic and precipitating a
mini-round up.
"Thcrc·s a bull o n the loose. and the cooler marin.c air far enough
he's an the roadway." Laguna Beach inland to keep downtown Los An-
Policc Sgt. Lance Ishmael said at geles from reaching a predicted re-
about 10 a.m. Wednesday. two cord-breaking hi&h <tf 105 degrees.
hours after the steer was reponcd. The high at the Civic Center was 94
The bull apparently got out dearecs.
through . a hole. 10 the fence along The normal high there for this
T he frv1ne Co. s cattle ranch that time of year is 82. stretches along much of the upper .
canyon, Ishmael said. But the cool breeze apP.8ren~ly dad
Fonunatcly. just like in the old · not go far enough to relieve inland
Westerns. a man o n horseback came valley residents.
to the rescue. Force.asters said highs in 1he San
"The Irvine Ranch scnl a cowboy Fernando San Gabriel and San
out and got him," Sgt. Greg Bartz Bcrnardln·o valleys were around 100
said. "It sounds kind of funny. but dearces.
they still have cowboys over there.
This happens now and then, a nd F1rst~stage smog alerts were de-
they have to round them up." clarcd an pafts of the San F~mando. Santa Clarita. San Gabnel and
--------------------------Pomona valleys. Fireworks cause apartment blaze
By City News Service
Two young boys playing with il-
lepl fireworks were suspected of
causing a $280.000 apartment fire
Wednesday near d owntown
An•heim, authorities said.
The ~-and 9-year-old youngsters,
whose names were being withheld.
were being questioned by fire in-
vestiptors.
W11nesses told fire officials that
the boys had been lighting bottle
rockets at the apartment complex at
530 N. Anna Drive said Anaheim
city spokeswoman Andrea Stone.
Four apartment units on the sec-
ond fl oor ot the complex were de-
stro)ed and two others sus1ained
water damage 1n the blaze, which
began on the roof at 11:10 a.m.,
Stone said.
A half-dozen apartments on the
first floor were not damaged. she
added.
There were no inJunes reported m
1he fire. which was extinguished
within an hour.
Fire officials estimated $250.000
in damage to the structure and
$30.000 in losses to contents.
American Red Cross wo rkers were
at the scene to help displaced resi-
dents find shelter. Stone said.
A high pressure area over nonh-
eastern Arizona was being blamed
for the heat wave in general. A
southwesterly now from t he hiah
pressure area was carrying desert air
toward the coast.
The strange weather Wednesday
reduced the number of people at the
beaches, lifeguards reported. About
40,000 were at Newpon Beach,
about 30.000 went to Huntington
Beach and about 20,000 went to
Laguna Beach.
The brisk wind not only cooled
the air but also brought the water
temperature down, Recd said. While
the water temperature reached 70 at
times over the last couple of weeks •
Wednesday morning it was 61.
lessness, and an infant mortality rate dian Soc1ety, Stevens hu been at· over the maps and phot~phs and
thrcc-.and.a-half limes hiaher than tempting to collect used am· mounlains of P1pc:r in has office.
the national averaae. bulances, 'pare pans. anythina he "This," the chief said, "has aot to
On one of the larger Sioux rescr-can get his hands on while a few sto~:·
vations, OaJala, the main town has men on the reservation are beina • Thinas seem to move at a aJacial
l ,700 raidents and 67 JObs. A single, trained as paramedics. speed as far u aenina justice for
unemployed male Sioux receives "The medical service, if you can native Americans,'' Stevens sa.id.
SS7 per month welfare. call it that, on the reservation is very "But th!OU&h a prooess of education,
The Sioux people want justice, bad." Stevens said. "For instance, of briefinp at univenitics, wc be·
Stevens saad, but they also need on 11\c Rosebud Reservation, there lievc somelhiDJ can be done."
money to create jobs. wu a doctor the .1ovemment sent. Stevens ldm1ta he may be fightina
"The women on the reservation He called himself a doctor, but a a tcemiJ\&]y impossible war with
are terrific seamstresses. I'd really man came to him with blcedina Conaress and the state of South
like to set up a oootractin..& business ulcers and the doctor told him to put Da~ which Stevent called "the for them," Stevens uid. cotton in his belly button and put a MilliuaPRi of the north," but, he
Sccvens 1lso bas plans for the Band·Atd over it." Mid, both he and the Sioux people
land. The national par.ks would re-Stevem pamc:d and ttared out are Nldy for t.tlle .
main open to the public, he said. but r--...... -...... -.-----=~ ............. -.......... ~ would become Sioux National
fortllU, ttatTcd by Sioux veterans of
die Vietnam War • .., first. Stevens it tryins to raite
money for an ambuluct to tervice
die reaenationa. ~ bit or· -lntiora. Red Cloud Alillricaa ...
................. o1 .... ..... ....... ,., ....... . 4 \ll'llf{\I\ 'UllllC\
111 w .._ '1111111 md ••lli•ilitllll'i)a.i11•• aw,._.._ ·ti·u=·• •t:1W.-: ............. --~=h::t:
COUNCIL
f'ront AI """
if the City Council dtdn't vote, the
final zonlna would be automatically
approved, an official said.
But Hutton said they shoufon•t
vote until they aot the OK from
FPPC lawyers. perhaps in six or
seven weeks.
With that as a backdrop, Winchell
moved to continue the zoning re-
quest but could get no one to second
her motion because of legal admoni-
tions.
It was then decided that Winchell
should make a motion to table the
item. ThatSrocccdure didn't need a
second an it permitted no dis-
cussion. That's how the quandary
ended: Winchell's one yes vote. car-
rying the day wi th five abstentions.
Mayor Wes Bannister panicipated
in Oranae County's Centennial Par-
ade and missed the meeting.
In another action, the City Coun-
cil approved conceptual plans for a
new pier and authorized appli~tion
with the Coastal Commission for a
develo pment permit.
The pier, which will be 30 feet
wide and about 1,800 feet long, will
have three pctagonal platforms for
restrooms, ~ack bars, a lifcauard
station and fishing tackle shops. A
fourth platform on the end for a
restaurant will be in the shape of a
baseball diamond. The area where
home plate would be the furtherest
out to sea.
Councilman Peter Green predic-
ted that the pier "will be the best on
the West Coast" when constructed.
possibly in two years.
The City Council also approved
raisin& residential trash fee charses
from SS to $1.SO a month effective
·July I. Officials said that pte fee
increases at Orangt Coumycfornp
sites made the increases necessary.
Jim Silva cast the only vote
against the increase, contendmg that
all trash fees should be paid from
taxes that the city charges residents
on their utility balls.
Also, officials with the Red Onion
restaurant at Peter's Landini
withdrew an ap~I to an earlier
Ptannin& Commission denial of a
request for outside dining tables.
An official said Red Onion re~
rescntatives had decided they didn•t
have enouah votes to overturn the
previous denial.
TRIANGLE
From A l
seek ncaotiations with aJI propcny
owners who were not satisfied with
their settlement offers.
A letter of intent put forward by
the joint venturt Monday offered to
pay SI million for the propeny
owned by Costa Mesa Dental Group
and s 2so.ooo for relocation ex-
penses, loss of business and inclden.-
tal expenses..
"What we've asked for all along is
to be replaced somewhere near our
P.rcsent location," McClellan said.
'It looks like that's what they'tt
doina."
McClellan and other property
ownen sianed a separate aarccment
wilh the developer late Wednesday
afternoon, scttin• down specific con-
ditions for intenm and permanent
relocation.
Under the agreement, McClellan
said, the Dental Group will be tem-
porarily housed in a buildina at
Anaheim A venue and 19th Street
and then moved to permanent qua.r-
ten at 18th Street and Newport
Boulevard.
Despite the qreel!'lcnt, McClellan
&aid he would have filed the petition
for a referendum if there had been
enou&h sianatures.
''I think wc had a responsibility to
do so because there were a lot of
people who sianed the petitions for
a v•riety of reuons," he said.
City officials said the referendum
proponenu needed at least s.soo
tianatures to make turc there were
enouah valid ones. "We ended up with •bout 4,200,"
be laid.
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WOl Bet
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Orange Co••t DAILY PILOT !Thursday~ J\lly 6~ 1989 AS
HI 1.1.t :'l'I'\ HO\HD
Children can learn
appreciation of art
Citizen rewards Newport Pier hero
Art appreciation workshops tilled "See a
Story" wi ll be held for children ages 6 to l4 this
month and ne11.1 at Phill Be rman's Park hurst
G allery in South ('oast Plaza Village, Sunflower
and Bear streets, Santa Ana.
Workshops last 90 minutes and "'Ill be held
on the mornings of J uly 25 for 6 to 8 year olds and
on July I l and Aua. 8 for 9 to 14 year olds. An
open session for all ages will be held on Aug. 22.
Each workshop will introduce children to
o ri1inal Yi<Orks of art and the stones behind lhl·ni.
and give children an opportunity to tell their o"n
storirs through an .
. A SI charge covers the cost of art supplic<>
provided. Call 754-7485 for rcsc.·r,at1ons
ly LESLIE' EARNEST
Ot -OMl)o ,.._. StM'r
A Newport Beach re\ldl·n1 on Wrdnc\·
day gave S50 and t1tkl't~ to an Angels'
game to the young Rialto 111an v.·huse
wallet was ~tolen v.'hdc hl· was rl·~·uinK a
man noat111g fact' do"n off thl' Ncwpon
Pu:r carlil'r th1'> "l'ek
The n.·~1d t'r\\. an tnsuranee salcsn1un
who 11,ked tha t hi" namt.' not he used.
said he "a~ touched b} the stol) of Ke vin
Richa rd~. v.ho do\e o!Tthe p u.•r v.·hcn he
sav. a man drifting llfl'lc~sl) 1n the v.·atcr
afl er 1u n1p1ng from the same pier mO-
n1enl'> earlier
Richards, 20. had t.'n1pt11:d hi' DOlllCt\
bt:fort.' d1,1ng to thl' re\('Ul' anll \n\\1ng
the lin1p but conSC'1oui. rn11n 1o\\ard
shore. The 1nJurcd 111:111. f\1<11 lo'> k oJu.
quei: of Laguna Hills. ""11"' 1allt•n 10 ll •ag
f\1 en1unal Ho~p1ta l 111 ~nnu' t'ond1t1•1n
-and Richards v.a~ ~hun \~1 1
Richards called 11 "u linlc J1,appo1n1 -
1ng" tu J1 S4;.'0\'t'r upon h1' rl·turn t1) the
p1t.'r 1h:u h1'> "allrl ""ilh h1' n1unl·~
dn,cr''> license and bank l .Hll v.a\ \tult·n
Rut f<il·hards had 10 tx-rw . .-r~uadcJ In
tak.c lhc rt•irnhurS1.·n1cn1 ltn· -...cv. port
lkarh res1dl·nt <,:ud
"I-le d1dn'1 v.ant 11. hut I \<lid I thought
hl' reull) ~hould ha\'c 11 ," lh<' mun ~1d
"<\\ 20 }l'ars u1d. 50 bucks 1s a lut of
m1111e) and I "ant h1n1 to ha\e good feeling~. nut bad. <100u1 N('wport lka~
··1 /u~I thought. he's 20 year~ old . hl·· ..
:1v.·t'u l> 1n1prC'.!l§Lo nable I hale for lum ln
1l11nk that l'oming to Newpon Beach I'> a
bad 1hin¥,." lhl' man added "I JU~t t'an't
bchc\C I\ l ie tric~ lu do good anJ
'>\)111Cbod\ tai..c .. hlS nlOllC')' ..
In fal·t: 1ht· gc..,1urc did !i('l'ITI lo l'ht'l'T
R1tharJ.,
'I thought 1t .... as real n1~l' ut him to du
that .. h1· said "I hr uckcts ht• gut me arc
real gnod seating -I bcht'\C lour rov.\
frorn the (1e!J ~ ,ind priva te p.irling."
Richard~ ..aid being treated 10 I
ballp.mt' and rccovcnna the money h•s
helped tum feel bcut'r about a day d unn1
wh1lh ft'" th1ngs wen1 rigbt. Nol only did
he Jose hi'> "alle1 , bu1 R ictlard5 never
reco\ered a \hoc he kicked ofT btfore-
d111ni off lhlo' pier His fruend cvrn los1
a 1'1~h1n11 polt· 1n the ocean,
"()thcr than helping that gu), we l'C'lll>,
d1d11't ha\t' much good luck out the re.'
he '>aid "Hui I "a~JUSI g!ad and thankful
I wa' 1h1."rc. bcl'au!o(: 1here wC"rC'n't 100
n1an) o thci' people I could see who werc
acung on 11 "
A~ lor the munt'). Ric hards s.a1d ... I
th1nl I'll put 11 1n lhe bank this ILmc ..
Smoking c~ssatlon program
"Fresh Start," a program sponsored b} 1ht•
American Cancer Socict)' of Orange ('ounl) to quit
smoking, will be held from 7 to q p.m. on Monda)~
and Thursda}s. July 10. JJ, 17. 20.and '.:!4 at lloag
Hospital. JOI Nt'wport Bl\'d ., Nt'wport fleach.
LB mortician to appeal lighted sign law
Smoking is the leading cauSl· of 111an ~ frirn1'
of cancer and t•m physen1a. as v.·C"ll "' thl· niaJur
cause of prc111a1urc death fron1 cnronar~ ht.'art
d 1st·ase.
A SJO donation is ~uggcstl·d. ('al! 75 1-0-1-11 to
n:g1~tcr or for n1orc 1nfonna11on
P~rsonal safety video
The Orangl· ('ounty chaptt.'r of \~unit·n ·s
Council of Realtor' "ill hold a patio p1cn1c and v1d~o preM'ntat1on on hO\\ 10 protCl'I ~our~t f
agu1ns1 robbi..·r) and r;1pt.' on the Job at I I :-1 ~ a 111.
on Thur!>da). Jul} tJ. at Jane Bu~J ·~ honll'. !51!
L1gh1housc l-ane, ( oronoi del ~1ar
C'~ucr~d lunl.'h v. 111 L'O't 17 5fl. Prcpa1J rl'\l.'r·
\'allon~ arc requ1rl·d and lan bt· n1aJc h) 111,11hng
a ch«k. pa\ahlt· tu lhl· <1rangl· ("oun1\ \\'('R
Chaptt•r. IO ·Jro:in I L\l'I~. -l07 (1 h1uct.'~tci [)rl\l'
Cos1a Mes ... 4!6!7_
Drug Intervention lectures
. .\ frcl' lt'l'turt· nn ''lnll'T\1'nllun. ·\ll1ng
Again ~! AdJK·t1on" .... 111 he hL·IJ fron1 noon tu I
pm. on rnlia~. Jul). 1-1 at llnag ,\ll·111onal
l·losp11;1I. f 'ht·1n1l·a1 l)t.'J)l.'nlk'lll') (lu11lat11.·111
(~l1 n 1c. 1501 Superior .\\l'., Nl'"'ptlr1 Ht.'arh.
By LESLIE EARNEST
0t I~ Oally l'!lol \IM'P
Si.' )t'llr~ af\er a c11y ord1nani:c h:u1nl·d
1ntrnor ligh ted .s ign\ 1n Laguna B1:ach.
tht' l'u11rt~ v.ill hL·:1r tht' appl•al of a
Laguna ( an,on n1 o n1c1 an "ho ha\ re·
fust•d 1t1 d:1rkl·n ht~ ~1gn .
<>n Juh 18. tht• 4th l)1~tric1 ( tHlrt of
:\ppcal 11i S;inta Ana will hc:1r a rt·qul'~l
frorn Ruhl·r1 ,.,,1cC'orm1ck Jr. \-\-hU 1\ a~k
tng tu he allowed to continue 10 u~ h15
1n11·nor l1ghtl'd sign as 1s. ·rhc urllh'rtllkt.'r
lust h1~ tir\l lcgal round la~t >l'<lr v.hen an
()range < uun t ~ Supcnor ( ourt 1udgt•
dc.'nll'd hi\ ll'ljUl'S\
t\ll·t orn11l k. "ho o;;ud h1\ lalhl.'r
crcLh.!J thl.'. ~1gn 1n thc. latl' l\jfitJi.. '•ud he
v.111 lllllllllUl' h1~ tight lo llt'l'P 11lll'flOr
hghl\ ,i p;1rt •II h1' \lgn. l''l'll 1f h,· ha' tu
talle thl· l3~l· tu tht· Suprt~nll' ( uun
"It'' rn~ 1111cn11on to carr) ll tt1 all tht•
a\l'llUl'\ I h,1\l' at 111) d1,pos.::1I h\·t·au\l' I
fl':lll~ dun't think thl'} ha1c an~ nghl lei
Jo v.h,11 Lhl') 'rl' doing." ht.' '-<lid "li·s
rt·all) 1TI\ lUnlt'n\lon 1h;11 1'111 111\1 a
\lllllll n( ~·k•lt11e l'llftlfl'('nlt.'rlt h\ ll'r·
~ 1.1111 o fli(i.11~ 111 I aguna lll'alh ..
\ll'( urn11lll and thl' t'll} ha\l' \\1,1ng1l'd
o n olhl·r l~\Ul'' 111 lhl' pa ~t . hl' ..,,11d. ---Family. friends and ~1gn1 iir;1 n1 illhl·r~ 01 .1
t he n1icnlly lil·pcndcnt pcr~11n rna) ;111t•nd Id
Storti, :1u1hor o ! "( f1~1~ lllll'r\l'llllon" \\ill h\• lhl'
lecturer.
"0\l'r the ~t.'ar\. l'vl' had nutlll'l\1u~
contacts \\1lh ihl' cit y o'er J1lft·rent a~pct'I :> 1•f 111\ 0pcrat1on." ht.' ~a1d . ··it',
thl' 'allll' ult! tlung a\ far :L\ l'n1 ion·
ccrnl'J. l'l'O plc 1n th1: ft\~ "f I ;1gt1na
Bl·ath ha\t' .in a1l'f\111n to rnalll'f' rl'!<it-
1ng lo dL·ath .. int! I JU'\ h:ipp...·n 1n hi.' .1n
unJl·n,ilo.t·r ..
L•gun• mortician Intends to go to t he top ff nec••••ry to fight city 1l9n ordln•n!=•· "'"" .f
' The prograrn \\Ill he rt·ix·att'd from 1 to 8 pm
on FnJa). Jul) 28. oit l·loag l--lcal1h ('t·ntl·r-lr\111l'.
third floor, 4870 Rarranca Park .... a\. fr, inc
('all Jane l'rn'u al 5-lK·I 52! (ur n1<Hl' 1nt.11
1nat1o n.
OC t~nnls championships
·rhc ()r.ingc t 'ount} Tt·nn1~ ('luh ( h.1111 ·
p1 o nsh1p will prl·n11t'rl· on F_r1da). Jul~ 1-1 .11 t~l·
Balboa Ba ) Club Racquet < luh ~·l l·n '· \\t•nll'll.,
and n11xcd double\ tl·an1~ fl'prescnt1ng tl'nn1.., lll1h'
tn Orange ('ounl) .... -111 go hl'ad 111 ht•.id 111 ttu ..
1ntcr--club l"Ompct111on
The 1ournan1t'n\, w11h "·\l'C flul ·\hu'>t' · ,1.., 1hc
1hcn1e. v.111 benefi t fon1n1un1t) "K•r\1rt• l'rn):r.1111,·
c h1\d abuse pre' ('ntlon wr' ice~ anJ l'ml'Tl!1·r11. ~
fund fur young \ tl·t1ms of' donll'Stll '1ok·nlt'
Tht• to urnanll'nl is 01x·n 11nd fret• to lht• puhhl
to Vtl'V. and v. 111 h• .. ' fnlhiv.•t•d h\ a l'<X'kla1I fl'< l'P11• 111
for S12.5U at the Nt•v.po rt Beach (.'uuntr} l luh
For rcM'f\ n11nn\ or 1n orc 1nfonnat1011. l<lil
634-.1848.
C~nter to honor volunteers
lr\'lnc Finl' Ani. C't•nter will ho~t 1ts annual
celebration 10 honor \Olun1cCrs anJ to acqu;unt
prospcCU\l' \Ulunll'l'r\ V.'Llh the \'OrtCI) o f Pp-
por1un111cs a'adabl(' a1 1 p.m . on Frida}. Jul) l..f
a1 143.2 1 ''ak· A\C.
Artist Gco'!l' 1-ll'rms \\Lii ~sx·a k nn "Pl1)v.1nK
the \'tnc}ard o .<\rt."
Volunlt't'r opportun1t 1l'S al lht· ccntl'r 10,·JuJt•
au1d1ng doccol lours. 1nstalh n$ t'\l11b111on,, assi~•-"
1ng "''1lh educa11onal a nd special C\cn1s and ht•l p-
1ng 10 run the gifl ~hop and reception an.•as
('all 552-1018 for rc\t.'r\a11uns for the e\l'nl or
more 1nforn1at1on about 'oluntl't'r pos111on\
c~nt~r n~~ds volunt~~rs
Pro' 1dcnct• Sp1.•t•ch and Hearing lt•nst•r, 11
non-profit aitcnc} for ch1ldrt"n and adults v.1th
cornmun1cat1\c d1sorden. 1s seeking 'ulunlcer
teacher au1es. Volunteer~ are needed 1n the
w:adcm1c prt.ichool k1ndc~r1cn rron1 8:30 a.m . to ""°" Tuesda through Friday. More informa1ion
mar be ob1aincd b) calling the Volun1ccr Ct'otcr
of Oranac County-Ccntral/Sou1h at IJ5J-"57S7 or
l82-31 76. .
C \lf'\D\K
• 'fhurSday, July 6
• 7:30 p.m. Newpoil Beadi Pl•••lnl Com·
mls1I•, council chambers, 3300 Newpon Blvd.
• 7:30 p,m. JrYiat Pb11nl11 Comml11I011.
council c:h•mbcn. I Civic: Ctntcr Plaza.
Friday, July 7
No meetircs 1c-hcdulcd
!'01 IC I I Of,
l:\u1 ( Ollllll\1nan l)an lo..crlrll'\ 1lho
\l)Ull~Ol'l'll thl' ordinan1'l' 1n l•l).11 ~11d
\1l (l1rn11l l I\ nil ba!tl'
"It rl·all\ •' unfortun:ltt' \·I r
\lrl prn11t·ll k·l'I' hl··~ he1ng \1ngk·d Out
1 ll· rl"lll\ 1,n·t." Kl·1111l·) \31J "Thl' ~1gn
orJ1nan~·e 11"'4..'\f ob\ 1ou~I~ do..•\ not pick
o ut ~1 r. t\1t( onnit·lo.." .
·\11 otht'r hu\1ncssc\ 1n 1ov.n h3\C
l'o1nplil·J . lo..cnnc) \:11d
"lf)ou looll nu\ Laguna ( an~un Koad .
thC'rt.''s 11nl' o nt.' ~1gn hi and that·~
M t ( t)rn11c k',," Kt•nnt.') ~atd "1 ha\l' no
1Jt.'J ""h} hl' k'l'I\ he ha\ to h<i\t' an
•
111ll'l 11Jll) l1gllll'd \1~11 111 thl' l:IJ1~Ll ll
llo•1l'\l'f, 1hl' u\-\-rll'r 111 I .trr~ lt11n t
,\utu L enter tll·\t door 10 li1l' rn.1nu;1f\
~:lid hl' Jl'lllk·d lO dl\lllllnl"l l \ht: Jiftl11 111
hi~ \!~11 \\hill' hl' 1~ 1n tht• prnl..'l'\S o1
tr)1ng to j;l't .inothl'f \1gn .1ppro1t•d hL
d l·s1gn fl'\ 1l'\"' board lie 111.1\ \111101p1tu·
light bal k un. he \Bil.I
.\lthough ht• a\ll nuv.ll·dgl't\ o\IH·t hu\1·
nc~-.c~ ha'l' (onfnnncJ, llunl \.11d hl"~
not :sure hu~int-<,\ 11\\nC'r\ Jfl' 't'r\ h.1pp'
u1th the \au
"I don't th1nll 1t·, ncLr,,:ir' .. he ... uct
"\'-c.\C hJtl lht· \1gn 111 t1 ~r IX 1•1 14 \1·.1r\
\\c CIL'n v.on J l'll.·.1u111i1al11•n .1 .... artl ..
\V h1·th1•r l1gh1t•d rro1n thr 1n\1de or
uuts1dl'. llunt -.:11d h1\ hu,111l''' lll't'd' an
illurn1nall'll \1gn J\ d '31l·I~ precaution
\nd 1n1cnur l1gh!l-d ~1gn\ arr 'klfer he
'klld
"·\t \q1nc point we're going 10 hair 10
t!ll ..umc l1ght1ng 11u1 1h('rc," ht· ... 11d
.. ,otx>d~ 's l':>.CLtL'd about sign\ but we
ha\l' 10 h3\C thc1n for 1denuficat1on I
thin\.. it's unfair to thl' pubhc the) "ould
ll llt ht• ahll' 10 \ilfl·l~ 1dt·n11f) u~ and ha'l'
11n1l' 10 g1\C proper .,.,,1rn1ng 1ha1 the\·,,.
gu1ng to be ~topping or 1urn1ng.
.. fhl' 1ntcn11r ht \1gn 1~ ten:.u nl~ ea~'
1n 1dt'nt1f~ .. he said "II'!. hard l'nou[th 1n
lht· \Jn ~un .ii 55 or 60 milt·~ per hour cu
we an} '1gn. and an interior 111 ~11n ha\
t\-\-ICl' lhl' '"1h1hl) of an c\ten11r 'lgn "
E'C'ntu.ilh . Jlunt said lht•re is a "gnvJ
S 1. 2 million in sales tax revenue
allocated for regional b,ike trails
By LARRY NOLAN
0""Y l'llol <O<•P--"'
.\\1d h1l'\rh'1' lln ov. th:il rt'tl.1l111g
;1l"f0'' lOUnt~ r1•Jd\ l:lll ht· a ITl'alhl'f\111\
allli1r
fo tu.·lp ..reJ ut't'-4h"'Vl'i\ll, ~tK· Clran@t'
l~ounl ) fran,ro1r1:111oii <. nn1m1'"011 n··
rentl) alhk.11l'd Sl ! n111l1on 1n 'tall·
l>:llt·~·la' fund\ 111 \I\ fl'P,1t.111al h1t\llc
1ra1l\ and tu htkl'\\a) anil "l11·v..1lk 1111-
pro\ rn1t•n1'
The proJl'l"IS 1nt1udc b1L)lll' lane' ••n
Bakt•r Slfl't'I 111 ( 11~ta Mt•\11 i'.lntl t·nn,trut-
uun of an ofl'·road 1ra1I along l\nnJ
Can)un ..\\1•nur 1n lr\1nc
·r hc Bak(•r Street prUJl'Ct rt•cc11.:d
.SI 15.000. ,vtuch w1H he u\Ctl tl) paint
stnpcs, 1n:sta1I sign\ and c\pand thl' road·
Wil) from Deur S1n·ct to Ml''tl Yt•rdt.'
Dr1 vf:" Ens1.
Thl" Bear Slrt·c1 proJeCI wa\ g1v1."n top
priont)' because: of 11s pro J.1n11I ) to Sou1h
( W\I 1'1:11,I \f,1l1it· l\HIJ(t'\lltlll :1!11111!,
B.ikl'r °'ILrl'l'I .ind 1h1• l II'·, .1hdll\ tn
pro,1dl' n1.1tlh1ng tunll\ al'l'Ord1ng hi
lOUnl) \\~lX 1,1ll' I r.111\llC•rlO\llln \n:1!1 \\
Ltn<la \\lllt·r
The lr\llll' proJt'l l rl'lt't'l'cl \"i•l .,(Ill
v.ht<'h will hl·lp f(n~lht•n :tn 01l-rro11tl trail
~uh\111ltl'd h\ 1 hl· l1\1nt· < o and 1on-
,1rutl a brt°dgt• tl\l'r °'\:lnt1ag" I r1·l·ll
lr11nt' \\hllh h.i' thl' n1n\1 l'\ll'n'lll' h1ll1•
tr.ul S)~ten1 111 the l Ount' al~ti 'l'1 1·11t·d
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JC\\t.:I" of lhl· lOunt1 ·, rl·g1t1n;1I tr:ul ')'·
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10 \Un\trult n111rl' th:1n three 111dr' t•f 11ff.
r11.1d 1r111l frnn1 11 1"0111 Rllad H• \l1111ltr111
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IShl'd Ill l'Ollllng )Cllf\. 11 v.111 ful lull 1hr
count~·, gnat ofa htkC'\\'3~ from th1· '\11111:1
-\na 1'.1 oun1a1n' to the sc.·a
Other < lr.1 ngt• ( oasl proJC'Ct' 1ncl11dl" S Iii. ~11\1 for hanJ1tapix·d al'L'l'\~ r.inlp'> 11n
\ldl'\1alk' .. lung Euehd 11nd "'.:("hop.·
)(ft.'C1\ 1n r uunta1n Vallt::). S55.764 fo1
hJnd1(npp..'1.\ all.C'\\ ram~ artt:t \tdC"walk-~
.1t~v.1tll' 1n f{u n11 ng1on fkach \\-1 .~07
h1r rl't•1n,1rll1 t1un of damaged '1de.,.,:ilk'
nl Jl,..., ntou n Laguna ikach and ~'~o.6~'i
rur l'i1t )Llt• f'l'1rl1ng fac1h11c~ ;ind htllcv.a\
1e~Pll\lTl.Jl1lt1n itl.ing the L)(."C"an f1nn1 1n
'>Jt.'v. p1•rt fX·.11 h
I hl' h1 11l'"3) pnlJC'(\~ lll1l11• 1hl' count\
1nLrl·n1t•n1.ill}, lo-.cr to f1n1,h1n~ !ht· n1a'
ter plan uf l nun I ~..-. 1dl' h1 kl•..-, a~'
Ii) ('f('U\111i a lll'l .... Ork ul h1l.L'\\;I\\ hi
n1ap)r \•orl. :ind \ht1pp1ng area' tlu· pl.in
,, 1nH·ndl·d hi L·ncnur;ig1· 1~ll1ng :1' :111
.1lh·rn11\1\l' 1111'.1 n~ of 1r:in,JlUl1.1tu·1n
'1!11ll· rnain!a1n1ng 11 a\ thr 'l'111nd mu\t
l'l(lpul.1r Tl'lfl·aunnal aCll\ 11 ) 111 Lhc l11un-
L\, <llflll:ll\ \:lid
Woman hit by car dies from injuries
lly Tho O""Y ~llot
An elderly Hund naton Bc•ch woman
died Tuclday from injuries rcttivcd
when she was hit b)' • truck while crossina Brookhunl Street on Monday.
Jewell Gray, 16, was crossin&
lrookbunt in an unmarked cros5w1lk 11
the i.n1trsection of K.am uel• Drive •t
11:53 1.m. Monda)' when tht w1s struck
by• Toyota pickup d riven by 23-ycar-0ld
Susan Kane of Btlltlower. liun11n11on
Bea~h Poli« Sat. Bruce Kelly Yid.
Gray was ev.-cuatcd b)' ht hcopter to
:JCJ Medical Center in Onnse. She was
pronounced dead at the hospi1.1I shonly
1f\er 10 p.m. Tuctday.
Kell)' Yid there WIS I poss1btlity thal
characs would be filed ap1ns1 Kal\e,
"It's \Iii\ under investif,111on," he •id.
"At this point. no ll'TCSI or ci111ion has
bttn made."
. " , pus .. 1h1hty" hi: v.111 &O 10 coun on tne
tsi.uc as '.'CIL In · fact, a number of
bu?t.1ncssc~ are hkcl}' keeping an .eye on
the McCorn11ck caw:. he -.aid. •
· l'rn ~urr they'll be \CJ)' interested,
ll"t'' put 11 that W3} ... Hunt said
Rut KL·nncy said he 1h 1nks the siin
ord1nanll' 1mpro,cs Laguna's antheti<:a.I·
I) and cmphas11.e~ us "small IO'&'n
t·harac1c1 ·•
"I think lht.'rc's a drama1ic difl"cl'C'nct
1n the wa} Laguna Beach looks versus tht
v.·a) 1t looked 1n 1982." he safd. .. D
numlx'r of lommunit1es ire rea1i:i1na.fhC
a n1 h1anCt' and auracu vcncss or the to""'"
can he d1r<'ctl~ related to thC"ir sign
program
Newport cyclist
killed in crash
with a pickup
By BOB V AN EYKEN
Th(" m(ltor1s1 who colhded with a Ntw-
po.•rC lil.,ILh n1ut11rl ~cl"1 in a fatal ace•·
dl·n1 I ul'\JJ\ 111gh1 "'BS making an illcpl
1.. -1u1u "' •h.l' 11n1t-. poh« ~jd Wcdno· ,, .. \
ira I <tlll' RaJstonc 1,_1f Landcas1er. 21 , .,.,,1, Jn' 1ng a I u~1,1n p1cll up nunhbound
1111 \l.tl o\nhur l}.oul(vard al 9:21 p.m.
"hl'll he uttl·mpu:d th(• turn north of San
Joaquin I-t ills Road and colhdt"d wilh
I >1L·tnch ( harks Long, 28 . "''ho was 1oina
'nuth nn !vtac:.\nhur. Ncwpon Reach
Pl1Ji, 1· I t I 1m Nt•v. man said.
lung .,., .. ., trca1ed at thr scene by
p.11 .1m<'ll"' ,ind 1hcn tran~poncd to Hoag
~lc 1nonal H o~p11al. whcrt he was tyro-
nn(lnleJ dL·.1d ~hortl) i nerward. He was
nu1 v.t·anng a hcln1l•I. N('wman said.
Thi· a\t 1dt·n1 l'Ouldn'l havt ()("('urred at
a "ur1'l' 11n1 t._ N('v.·n1an \aid.
·11 h11pj'.ll'ncd nihr about the time
"4.'\l'r11I tirt''.'nrk\ d1\pl3)S v.•erc W1 nd1n1
up... ht: 'aid "We had to t.lote
\.l :n •\nhur 10 1n\cst1p1e the ICC'ldtnt
fhl•n all 0 1 11 \UJdl•n 1he firev.·orks shows
,t,1r1cJ gt't11n& out One of our hthC:Opte.r
ut1it·er' \a1d 1raffi1 ..-.as backed up 1ll 1he
"'n' 10 ld'\guna along Pacific Coast Hi&h·
V.ll\ It JU~t 8l""'' to !>ho-.... Whit hlPPf'IS
.... hen ) ou lost a ma,,or •rtcriaJ at a peak
traffic 11 me •·
Newman said tn\C'lillpton. had not
dettrnunt'd \C1 ""hcthcr 1hcrt would bt
hoiflC'S a;a1n~1 R111ds1onc stcmmlna from
1he acr1\icn1.
who hid 1n the rtstaurani unlil it
<Jori • • • A retidtnt movina from ShortclifT
ROlld In Corona dfl Mar to Vista
M1deta rtp0ned S 10.250 wonh of
Jewtlr)' ,Ont ('tom I drtUt:r that hid
betn ptC:ktd In • movl"I Wn that
broke down on OISt Hish,,.·•y a nd
Momin.a Can)'OR ROid.
••• ~veral male. youths apparcntl}
pulltd 1 knife.on an.Jr.l•ine midcnt
1n lht a~a or the Nnr1hwood Von'\
1upcrma rkc t aro und I 1.m. The
you1h s were described as Hispen1c,
drlvina a J1P1nt.te Cir.
A crowl}•r·wieldina 1ran~1 cn t
hrokc into a homt' In 1hr MOO blocll
o( Par~ vc.n'ut on Monda' and
ronfronu:d t ft"m1 lc The "-Oman
called Police officc:rs v.ho arrt''lt•tl
the man.
p1 .. 1ol 1n h11 apanmtn1 1n the 100
hloc\: or Bay S1rcct on ,M onda~
n1gh1 . Police also confisca1e<I a 2l-
rnllbcr riOc and ammun11ion.
Hun1in91on Beoch
ThiC"'eJ entertd 1 1aldence In the
100 ~acl or Hun1Iria10ft ..,_,
1hrouah a rear unlocked bcdroqn\
window and 11olc a S200 tetevilk>n
tt.t, • SI SO V R, • $200 •terwo Md
SSO Cl h.
Emol<>Yttt ol Hobi< Spon Lim·
ittd, l&Jt £, Coast Hi&hw•)'. d i•
covered durina inventory that 26 P:IU'S or ski boots of various brlnds.
.... •nd St)'IH •tre ,oM, •Iona
witll a wt or uua keys 10 1he
bull-. • • • Two &Wn melc 1Utpl!C11 in their
lOI CMfM in'° Dd TKO ""8Uhlnt,
)Qt -"· and Ii>< ..... "°""' --al•lle ......... pun<h<d I ..... IMfUI .. aad broke n.
llola1
V .... .,. OUI I wk .... II
-Wmo Cdlln. I "'72 Sood Co -"""' Rood. _,....,. I~ BB
•
••• An lrvint min ·~~nUy c:•lled
tht pot ce when his ft n'lalt room·
in11e slapped him and thrtw hi~
food on the noor.
Lapaa Beaeh
A• ntinolt man who rqiontdty
1.tua1med to pull • 1un on lhe-ma~ and IC(urity auanf 11 the
S.rf ond Sond HOid on T~
nilht wu Mft'tlcd for pubHc ifttoJ.·
iQt.ton. Oun1 wcre confitcltt'd by Polter ._. bl1I w11 .. 11 s1cn . . . ~.
A Mil-'°"lch llippod M<ho<
off die -Of laivM -h Oft
Tuttdly Ind drifted --
-by •••!lier ·-.... ldl toWtd h into Din• Point HlftJor. • • •
•••
A man who pohl"C' sa y ""'"' rc1J'l)n ·
sible for 1 four•\'ChtCIC' rolh~1on 1n
which thl'C'C people .,.,·ere-uljurcd ...., .• ,
aipturcd by poll«' 1n an lllK' tn
Loma TcmC't' 1f\er ht' n~ \he KC'llC
of 1hc 1«idtn1. The C'f'llsh O<'t'Un't'd
1t ppro.-.im•tcly I a..m. WC'dnctda).
Coo1a MeN
A petrlotk cnnk telephoned tht
Countrytlde Inn on lndcpcndt~ °':r'° M)I he pu1 • bomb 1n the lo bcc1ute the: Bnstol lftt.t
fKMe. WI fl)int the onftde.fllC nq.
Of1lct.n did no1 find• bomb but lht
hoMI d id rtmO\'f lht flat-• . . O.~•on ROll<ll•. J,, of c ....
Mrte .,... arm1cd tor 1lteat<fl y n ...
lne 1 .lX.HbH mi•utomalk'
l
•
•••
Thr'ct 1cen.:1icrt knocktd on 1he
door or an •partmctu in 1he 2200
block of Miner Street early unday
mom1n1 •nd asked for one of the
occupants by n1me. They then
hurlt'd !.tick1 and l'OC"kt i nd fled in
1 v-an. The ,·tctim suffered m11\0f
injur1c" • • •
An •Wk -,..., uJCd lo txtak •
kitchen window in tbc 900 block Qf
Wot 18th lfttt '*"''~the rtttdtnl
-.-.s in~kk h1tcn1na ao mu k at
ll.10Lm, Monda . • • •
' ...
meone kiC'kcd in tht ft'onl **
to a m:1dcnc:e in lhe 17000 bluet ti
EJm Slrttt and 10~ a blut: ltltl
m1 ... utoma pl51ol and a t 1.000 aokl chain. • • •
lturafan nllt'l'd OUI I U ~= """ -• fl,000-,, ..... pidi .. .,.... •• 11111
and Otiw Avenue . •••
A ~· on lllt .acJ0 -ti llllePM>di • on... ..w • -
pundted Mt J 1·>• Did -... -ih . . ' Tbllt\'n "' a wtUll' "'-
'"" 12..-c\I ot = -Yllued ., Sl ,«Mt -u_q_., ....... ] .. , •• dil""""" ,,,__ ,,_~,..,.
' o h fined s 150,000, given suspen~ed prison terms
WASHINGTON (AP) -Oliver
N~ wu 11nteaced IO two ~rs Df'Obllion and fined SI ~.ooo for
lran..Cooua crimn on Wednc~ay
by a judte who said he had "willin&-
ly and sometimes even excessively"
clone the biddana of cynical SU•
perion.
North said he recotnizes he made
mistakes and arieves about them. .. And I truly do pray about it every da ..
XAs you a&and here now, you arc
not the fall auy for this tragic breach
of the public trust," U.S. District Juctae Gerhard A. Gesell told Nonh.
.. You're here now because of your
own conduct when the truth was
comina out." Gesell senienced the 4~-year-old
former Marine and White Houst
.aide to IUSJ)CJ'ldcd terms Of thftt,
two and one years for the three
felony convictjons by a jury two
months aao:'Your punishment will
not include jail," said Gesell, who
required North to perform J.200
bouri of community service to a
local drua proaram. North's lawyers declined all com-ment on the sentence and gave no
indication of whether they will file
an appeal. But Nonh said he
planned to.
Four trials r~maln In Iran-Contra affair
WASHI NGTON (AP) -Oliver North's scntenci~ Wcdne!day leaves
four people still to be tried from the Iran-Contra a1Ta1r.
Nonh's conviction was the fourth arisina from the diversion of profits
from the secret sale of arms to Iran to aid the Nicaraguan contra rebels.
The rcmaininJ cases, in brief. •Former national security adviser John M. Poindexter. North's boss
fo r much or the period in question in I 98S and 1986. Poi ndexter 1s charaed
with obstructing Congress and rnakina false statements in the various investiaations. No trial date has been set yet.
• Arms dealer Alben Hakim. He is char.sed with conspiring to pay
illepl gratuities in connection with the provision of a security fence at
North's home and setting up a Swiss bank account for Nonh's children. No
trial date has been set. •Arms dealer Richard V. Secord. Secord. a former Air EQ.rce general.
is also charged with conspirina to pay illepl iratullics in coilWcction with
the fence and the bank account. Trial 1s scheduJed in W•shington for Nov.
JI. • Joseph F. Fernandez, former CIA station chief in Costa Rica.
Fernandez is characd with .four counts of lyina to and obstructing the
inquiries of the To"'er Commission and the inspector general of the CIA
about his role m helpina Nonh cons1ruct a secret resuppl) airstnp. Trial
is scheduled for Jul) 24 in Alexandria, Va.
During his three-month tnal.
North contended that in the Jran-
Confra affau -m which U.S. arms
were secretly sold to Iran and profits
were divened to the Nicaraguan rebels -he only acted on behalf of
Reagan administration superiors.
The judge said, "I do not think in
this area you were a leader at all, but
really a low-rankinf subordinate
workina to carry out in itiatives of a
few C)•nical superiors. You came to
be the point man in a very complex
power play dev~lopcd by higher
ups."
Still, the judac said, Nonh re-
sponded "willinal y and to some ex-
tent even excessively" to their re-
quests.
North, spcakina almost inaudibly,
told the Judae. "I have devoted
nearly two decades to the servitc or
our country and I would never
knowin~y do anythm& to hun it or
any of us inst1tut1ons. ... I grieve
over what has happened and r truly
pray about it evel) day."
He said, too. "I also recognize that
I have made many mistakes and as a result or those misukcs, I have
been cenvicted or serious crimes."
As a rcsl.lh of the sentence, the
Navy. said it is suspcndina North's
$23,000-a-year pension earned in 20
years or service, but is recommend-ing that it be restored by Comptrol-
ler General Charles Bowsher. who
has the final say.
North s~ke of the trauma "this
2'h-year nightmare" caused his ram-
ii> and said to Gesell, "I ask only
that you consider these things when
you weigh the sentence: That yo u be
lenient so that they may have a
chance to rebuild their lives."
-..
'
l'ormer White House •Id• Ollver North •nd hll wife
Betsey le•·ve u. s. Distr ict Court Wedne1d•y •ft•r North
was sentenced.
Abortion rights march pledged Fires sear 2, 700 acres, threaten homes
WASHINGTON (AP) -Leaders
of the National Orpnizat1on for
Women. joining in an abortion
r-iahas rally acros from the White
Jiouse, pledaed Wednesday to
mobilize a march on the Capitol that
they hope will draw up to I million
Americans.
"We will orpnizc wi th NOW the
laraest mass mobilization in his-
tory," said NOW President Moll)
Yard. "We arc aoina to tum this country upside down because we
aren•a aoina IO take ia anymore." she
said, referring to Monday's Supreme
Court decisjon that allows states to
restrict abortions.
nwe~rc not about to go home and
giH up," Yard told a rain-
dampencd crowd of several hundred
who had pthered in a park across
the street from the White House.
"We arc goina to stav and fight ...
Yard announced that NOW has
beaun plans for a "mass mobiliza-
tion of the American people" in
Washin11on at the end of October.
LOS ANGELES (AP) -Brush
fires aided by high temperatures and
gusty windt in Southern California
burned more that 2, 700 acres and
threatened homes near San Diego on
Wednesday. firefighters said. Temperatures climbed past 100
degrees in the inland areas. and
gusty winds up to 19 mph whipped
through canyons. making fire-
fightina difficult.
More than SSO acres were burning
near the San Diego and lmpenal
County border. about 50 miles south
of the city of San Diego.
.Called the ~ PJtdl... fire. 11
threatened homes in the area. said
Dolores Fremter, spokeswoman for
the California Department of Fo -es try. However. no evacuations had
been made.
More than 340 firefighters battled
the blaze. and it was not kno" n
when containment would be
reached.
"They'll be working all of tonight
·Beat the heat with
our low rices!
Musk in
12'X3' POOL
PACKAGE
Strong. sturdy cor-
rugated steet wall
pool with ladder.
liner, auto-prime filter.
and tomorrow at least.'' Fremter
said.
A fire that erupted Wednesday
near Lake EJsmore burned 660 acres
and was raging out of control said
Tim Spann. another CDF spokes-
man. The fire "'as threatening build-
ings. Spann said. but he did not
know if homes were in the area.
Another fire. near Prado Dam in
a dr) river bed 40 miles southeast of
Los Angeles, was decJared contained
by firefighters. and it was expected
to be out b) midnight. More than
715 acres "'ere charred in the fire .
but no homes or buildings were ever
threatened, said Spann. The cause of
the blaze was under investigation.
Yet another blaze. dubbed the Box
SP.rings fire. blackened 800 acres of
hills above UC Riverside, said
Spann. More than 250 firefighters
"'ere on the scene of the blaze. which
was declared 60 percent contained
Wednesday e' ening.
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ly The Assocl•ted Pre ss
Man_ convicted of kllllng drug agents
PASADENA -A Taiwanese national was convicted Wednesda' of
fatally shooting t\\O fedt'ral drug agents and wounding a third during an
underco,er heroin deal that turned into an attempted robbery. The Superior
Coun jul) dt'libcratcd for four days before finding Wei Wen Wang guilt)
of murder. attempted murder and robber) in the deaths of Drug Enforce-
ment Administration agents Paul ~ma and George Monto}a.
Wang could also face the death penah) at his sentencing because the
Jury found the special circumstances of murder during a robbery and
multiple murder.
78 traffic deaths reported In state
SACRAMENTO -The Cahfomia Highway Patrol reponed 78 traffic
deaths over the long Founh of July weekend. Officers also made 2.857
arrests for driving under the influence. Of the traffic deaths reponed in CHP Jurisdiction, 49 victims were not wearing sea t belts.
Sailor who deserted In 1969 discharged
TREASURE ISLAND -A military judge on Wednesday ordered a bad
conduct discharge and a suspended sentence for a Navy desener who led
a successful and normal life for two decades without revealing his secret
past. "I couldn't ask for anything more," said Charles Smith. a 43-ycar-old
seaman apprentice. who walked away from his post at Treasure Island in
September 1969.
AlthouJh it was during the Vietnam era. Smith said it was a mamage
gone sour and resentment of authority rather 'than politics that prompted
~is un_authorized leave. He ~urned himself aner gctti!lg a call from Nav)
invcslJptors, who tracked him down through a routine credit checlc.
7-year-old shot by hollday reveler
REDWOOD CITY -A 7-year-old airl who was shot an the head while
watchina Fourth or July fireworks was in critical condition Wednesday af\er
.KYCt&Lhours of surgery, said a nursing supervisor. Serena Haaactt was
watchina fireworks wi th her family in front of her Daly aty home about
10 p.m. when she was shot in an •P?'rcnt random shooting. acoordina to
Daly City police. No suspects were immediately identified. police said.
"JI appears \baa someone was out celebrating the Fourth of July by
firina some rounds." Daly City police detective Dave Boffi said.
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Lightning blamed for forest fires
A wind-whipped fomt flre wnt smoke billowina t0,000 feet over the
Utah-Colorado border and forced omda11 to ~trict air travel Wednesday.
Hundreds of fireflahten battled lief\urint ftm in two other states. Liafttnina •
was blamed for fires in Utah. Colorado anct 1n ahe Okefenokee Swamp i lona
the Georli9-F1orida border.
A 7~ blaze roared Pl•t fire hnes 1n the Aumc Canyon
WildttnCM StUdy Area in eastern Utah and belched so much smoke that
tbe Fedenl Aviation Adminiatntioa doeCd an airway in the area about 80
miJa west of Gnnd Junction, Colo .•
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Ruling party concedes Baja defeat
MEXICO CITY !AP) -The op-
position celebrated its tint victory 1n
a aovemor's race after the lnst1tu-
tion1I Revolutionary Pany con-
ceded defeat in Baja California, but
said Wednesday the rulina pany was
tryina to cheat elsewhere.
The pany, known as th~ PRI for
its Spanish initials. has controlled
the federal <1nd state aovernments
since its roundina in 1929 and had
never conceded the loss or a
aubernatorial election.
Because of election fraud charges
leveled apinst the PRI for decades,
even its opponen1s said the pany
may have won more by losina in
Baja, one of fi ve states that voled
Sunday, 'wn it would have pined
throuari victory.
.. This brinas chanae to the socio.
political reality not only in Btja
California but in all of Mextco bf.
cause it inspires confidence in their
officials,·• pid Ernesto Ruffo. who
won the 1overnorship for the Na·
tional Action Pany, known by its
initials PAN .
Ruffo said from his hometown ol
·Enscnada his victory was "a step
toward &realer citizen participation
in public decisions ," but PA N presi -
dent Luis H. Al varez said the PRI
was trying to cheat in the state
leJislaturc.
He said' Ruffo cannot govern ·•en-
Fran.ce, Soviet leaders
call for Lebanon truce
PARIS (AP) ....:. Presiden1s
M ikhail S. Gorbachev of the Soviet
Union and Francois Mitterrand o f
France on Wednesday called for an
immediate truce in Lebanon and a
hall to arms deli veries to Lebanese
groups involved in the connict.
In a statemen1 issued at a 1oin1
ne"'S conference after two days of
talks, the two men said they were
··convinced thal Lebanon must re-
main sovercian ...
Gorbachev also indicated on
Wednesday 1ha1 he was prepared to
meet with leaders of Poland's Soli -
darity union move ment and said 1hc
Soviet Union would accept govern·
mcnts in the Soviet bloc 1ha1 "'ere
not dominated by the Commun1s1
Partr . He said "the right to free
election ... is of \'ital importance."
"How I.he Pohsh and Hungarian
people decide 10 structure their so-
c1ct~· and their lives will be their
affair," he said. ..
The Gorbachev-M iuerrand s1a1e-
ment on Lebanon supponed Arab
League auempts _to set~le the c1~ ii
v.·ar but also wud their countries
were a\'ailable to help "·1th o ther
effons to reach a peaceful se11lemen1
"notably in the framework of !he
ttOKl,D HKt•:•·s
Gorbachev confirms
he has been baptized
PARIS (.A.P ) Mikhail S.
Gorbachev. secretary-general of 1he
officiall y · atheis1ic Soviet Com-
munist Party, told reporters
Wednesday he had been ba\)tizcd.
"I was baptized. I was chnstened.
and I think this is quite normal," the
Soviet \)residen1 said in response to
a quesuon at a news conference.
Gorbachev has said his grand-
parents once took him to church but
that he fell no need to return after
the first visit
Gorbachev's mo ther, Maria Pan·
tele>evna. is said to attend a Russian
Orthodox Church no t far from her
home in Privolnoye, a rural "illage
in southern Rus sia where
Gorbachev was born.
United Nations Security Counc11:·
France and the Soviet Union.
together "·ith the United States.
China and Britain, make up the five
perntancnt members of the Security
Council. · ,
Baker endorses Sihanouk's efforts
BANDAR SERI BEGAWAN. Brunei -Secreta ry or State James A.
Baker Ill today endorsed effons by former Cam~1an head of sta_te Prince
Norodom Sihanouk to work ou1 a power·shanng agree-men! with Cam-
bodia's pro-Vietnamese go"emmc nt.
Baker spoke to a conference of foreign mirnstcrs of the Associatio~ of
Southeast Asian Nauons and five outside panics. Previous!}. the United
States had bttn less explicit in suppon1ng effons .b.Y Sihanouk and
Cambodi.an leader Hun Sen to a.grtt on forming a prov1s1onal aovemment
once Vietnam completes the scheduled withdra"·al of its forces in Septem-
ber. One of Baker's main objectives is to head ofr the return to power of
the Khmer Rouge. which he believes could lead to a second ho locaust 1n
Cambodia.
Hard line endangers Israeli coalition
TEL AVIV, Israel -Prime Minister 'li'itzhak Shamir. giving in to
demands from hawks in his right·wing Likud bloc, on Wednesday adopted
a hard line against the to Palestinians. Shamir. in putting down a challenf.e
to his leadership, came out strongly in fa vor of more Jewi~h settlements 1n
1he occupied territories and the exclusion of ~40.000 Arabs 1n cast Jcrusalcn1
fro m proposed ele<:tions 10 choose Palcst1n1an negotiators.
He also demanded an end to violence associated with the Palestin1an
uprisini before any vote could b:e held a~d . rtjccte~ any possibility of a
Pales1inian state bcina formed. Finance M1n1ster Shimo n Peres. leader of
the rival Labor Pany. attacked the statements and raised 1he possibtlity his
center.left pany would drop out of the coalitio n government.
China stops forelgo_news .broadcasts
BEIJING -Qina has ordered major hotels in the capital to unhook
satellite dishes that rcttivc foreign news broadcasts. including Cable News
Network hotel officials said Wcd.ned.sday. In addition to CNN., some hotels
also recc:vc lhe U.S. Armed Forces Radio, Television Service and, in a few
circled, surrounded and pmsured
by an illcaJtimate lqislaturt con-
troUcd by the PRt\:',,'Alvarez ad-
dressed a rally outside the federal
Senate buildin& in Mexico City.
President Carlos Salinas de
Gortari was inauaurated Dec. I with
a weak mandate because of his nar·
row victory in an election marred by
fraud.
He won respect with efforts 10
rcvi"e the economy and fight
endemic fraud and corruption, but
many viewed Sun~ay_'s sta_te clec·
tions as a test of his 1nten11ons.
A Mexico City shopkeeper v.·ho
voted apinst Salinas last )'Car said
he was impressed by the prc~idenCs
Lies In state
performance and was wdhna 10 go
back to the PRI. but only if it tos1
Baja, a PAN s1ronghold.
PRI offic1ali claimed \'1CtOI) for
candidate Marpr1ta Ortega after the
polls closed Sunday night. but ap-
peared to back off in succeeding
day!.. Par!) cha1rn1an Luis Donaldo
Colo\10 announct·d the concession
late TucMla } and oflic1.\I result~ are
e.-.pected Sunda).
The "'ell-9rian1L.ed conser,all\C
party n1ade a maJ or effort 1n BaJa.
"·here there 1s le!.!. opportunll~ for
fraud at isolated countryside polling
s1a11ons because mos\ people 11ve 1n
a few c111es near 1he U.S. border.
The ltod.y of former Soviet P'or•IQn Minister Andrei A.
Gromyko, who died Sund•y •t th• •g• of 79, ll•s In st•t•
Wedne1d•y In th• Red B•nner H•ll of th• Central Soviet
Arrny House In Moscow.
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Public deserves
option to use the
OMV on Saturday
Retailers have done it for as long as we can remember.
Som.e banks that recognize the importance of customer
service ha ve started doing it. Even Pacific Bell Telephone
plans to Sl?rt keeping its offices open on Saturday, and so
shoul<t t~c Department of Motor Vehicles. ,
Rc.\81lcrs and the Service industry no longer have a Jock
on hav1'ng to work on Saturday. It is a fact of business life.
A fact that not enough government agencies recognize .
If you want proof, drivC' past the OMV's Costa Mesa
~fficc earl y in the morning. The office opens at 7, but the
~1ne u~ually begins forming at 6:30 a.m. That could change
if a ,hill approved last Saturday durina a special weekend
session of the; Legislature is approved by Gov. Deukmejian .
Assemblywoman Delaine Eastin's bill would have the
DMY open 16 of its· offices on Saturday to test public
reaction. We agree with the bill's intent, but they could save
themselves some of the trouble.
A similar test was conducted 10 years ago. Eastin, 0 -
Fremont, says over 75 percent of the people surveye d
during that test said they wanted the OMV offices open o n
Saturdays.
. Two weeks ago OMV employees in Costa Mesa were
taking another survey from J'COP:le waiting in line. They
wanted to know if people wo uld like the OMV to stay open
later on some weekdays, but there was no question about
Saturday.
Saturday hours at the OMV would be a big conve-
nience for many people and could reduce some of the
Monday th.ro ugh Friday chrunch. Spreading the crush of
people taking driving tests; rcsistering and reregistering
veh.1cle~ and taking their driver's licenses over a six-say
period 1s m ore than a convenience. It is a necessity.
Orange Co.unty's growth doesn't recognize Saturday as
a day o (T, and 1f the state a nd area papulation continue to
grow. at the p_redicted rates it will be necessary to have mo re
pubhc agencies open on Saturday. Expanding the business
week by o ne day at the 147 statewide OMV offices is a
logical step, one that should haye been taken yean ago.
OplnlOnt expressed In thlt apace tr• thoN of lhe Dally Piiot. Other
vtewa exprened on this Pao-are lhOM of tM!r author• tnd ar11t1t
Rud••' comments are Invited and may be tent to The Dtity Pllol. P.o :
Box 1580, Costa Mest 92820.
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Private toll roads
Gridlock is a frustrating problem in large urban are3's
of California. but private toll roads to help relieve traffic
conaestio n arc not the answer.
The governor wants to let private companies finance
and build state h.i&h~ay projects. They \YOuld recover costs
and make a profit by charging a toll to mo torists.
Highways arc a state rcspGnsibility and should remain
a state respansibility. The state 's highway sys1cm shouldn't
be allowed to become a crazy quilt of public and private
highways.
The pressure on the freeway systems of the large
metropalitan areas will begin to case only when people are
weaned from their autos into van pools. light rail. bus a nd
other mass transit alternatives.
That's where Dcukmcjian's efforts and energies should
be directed. That's where mo re resources need to go.
Creative ideas arc needed to help solve California's
traffic problems. bl.it building m ore and more freeways -
with gas 1ax or toll road mo ney -is a detour to nowhere.
VJuJJa TJmrs-DeJta
Oil spills
The causes of the thrtt latest oil spills are similar to
those for the Alaskan spill: huma n error. negligence and
inadequate ship hull designs.
It is time that Congress require a ny tanker using U.S.
waten to have a do uble hull to reduce the passibility of
rupture and spill.
Ifs also ume for the courts to throw the book at the
ships' officers whose erron or , more likely. negligen ce
caused the gro undings and collisions.
The ocean and its life belong to all of us. not just the
oil companies. Stocttoa Record
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Victoria Street
plan neglects·
the residents
To the E.ditor:
The Costa Mcp, City Council
needs lO rec0Jn1ze individual neiah·
borhoods in its plan to widen '1ic-
tor1a S1rcct. This would aPJ>e&r to be
tht pc-rfccl 02portunity to diven
commuter traffic out of the residen-
tial areQ inst_~d of usi111 residential
1trcc1s to feed onto Victoria Street.
If 1hey would form cul de sacs on all
the strtets west of Placentia Avenlie
and nonh of Victoria and olo1e
Wilson Street at Canyon Dnve. t his
could be accomplished.
The current plan includes only
closina some of the streets and al·
Jowina Wilson Strut to--bc used as a
short·cut to Hun1inaton Beactl and to
the new Fairview Rcgjonal Park.
Many of the streets in this older
communily don'I have sidewalks
makin' travel for pedestrian dif-
ficuh 1r not danaerous at current
lraff"ic levels.
Stage is finally set for an
earlier California primary
Children can't play in their front
yards or ride their bicycles 11.fely.
lncrcucd traffic also makes lhe
bousn more accessiblC' to crime •nd
traffic accidents.
Oosina lhe area to residential
traffic would in no way li~it access
b)' emcraency vehicles.
Granted_)_ ~ .Yictoria~ help -commuters in both Costa Mesa
and HuntinatorL Beach, but we need
to preserve a -safe environment f«
our children. SACRAMENTO -Would-be
presidcn1s. one suspcc1s. love it thal
Cahfornia conduc1s its presidential
r.r1mary election in June, one-of the
ast stops in the quadrennial cycle of
preliminary voting.
They love i1 because they can 1ap
California's power and financial
cc n1crs for cash to run primary
campaig,ns in states where e\cc1ions
arc earher ac\d cheaper, such as Nev.·
Hampshire.
By the time California's early June
primary rolls arou nd , the nomi -
nations arc set. and no one needs
spend the SI O million-plus that a
full-scale California campaign takes.
As tha1 syndrome has become
cnarained, resentment ag.a1nst it has
grown.
California politicians and political
financiers rcscnl being treated as
cash cows with lit1lc in put into
sclet:tio n of presidential nominees.
That resentment has bttn cs·
pccially stron1 on the Democratic
side of the polit.ical world. Ronald
Rcapn's dominancc of Republica n
presidential politics has kept Cali-
fornia GOP leaders content,
although his retirement could
chanat that after 1hc George Bush
era concludes ..
Democratic leaders -bo1 h 1he
public variety found in legislative
and other offices. and private
financiers and activists -have 5cen
nomination after nomination de·
!ermined without their opinions or
influence.
Most galling, they have seen their
pany nomina1e a series or ca n-
didates who not onl y lost 1n Cali-
forn ia , but lost the presidency most
of 1he 1imc. California hasn'I voled
Democratic in a prcsiden1ial cl«-
tion since 1964.
There is a strona tx:lief among
California Democrats that if the
stale played a more .prominent role
in choosing the pany's nominee. he
or she would have-a bC'tter chance or
winning in 1he increasing.l y critical
' Sun Belt sta1es, wh ich have been
voti ng Republican with montonous
regularity or late.
That concer:n will become more
uitical after 1he 1990 census because
the Sun Bell states will gain at lcasl
a dozen more cl«loral votes due-lo
population growth. half of 1hcm 1n
California.
The solution to their dilemma.
California Democrats believe, is to
move California's presidential pri·
maf')' up two o r three months. thus
forc1n1 would-be prc~dents to cam-
pai&n tn the state as well as to collect
money here.
For years, the Ocmocra1s· w1\hng-
neu 10 advance the state's pres1den·
tiaJ primary has been stymied by
Republican Gov. George Dcu·
kmejian's opposition.
Dcukmejian's public a,._umen1
was 1hal an earlier prcsidcntJal pri-
mary would cost too much mo ney,
because a June primary still woUld
ha ve to be held for stale offices.
One suspects, however, that Dcu-
kmcjianAs real rca50n was that he
didn't want to do anything that
miahl upset lhc Republican White
House. either in 1984, when Rcapn
was runnin1 for re-clec1ion. or 1988.
when desianatcd heir Bush was Sttk-
ina the nomination. An earher Cali-
fornia primary in 1988 might have
&iven Jack Kemp or some other
GOP hopeful 1 chance to score an
early brcakthrou&h.
Once the 1988 prcs;idcntial elec-
tion was history, Ocukmejian sud-
denly chanacd his mind. He off·
handedly declared 1n hi• State ofttic
State address 1n January that he
would be willinJ 10 advance the date
of the Califom1a primary.
With 1hat sianal. the state's
Democratic officials lost no time in
drafting ICJislation.
California state Assemblyman Jim
Costa. D-Fresno. introduced a bill
for a March presidential primary.
On a bipartisan ~16 vote, n
cleared the full Assembly and
moved to the Senate.
Said Costa: "I think 11 really is in
1hc best interest of 1he citizens of our
state-who believe we: should have
some say in sclcctin1 the president
of the U.S."
Added Ross Johnson, Republican
leader of the California Stale A,._ 1Cmb1y: .. for the folk.I in Iowa and
f';'e.w ~ampshirt to have pater par·
t1c1pa11on 1n the ~5 m&kn no
sense whatsoever. •
The March date 1s not engraved 1n
stone. The el«tion could tx: shifted
10 April. espttially if it were to be
combined with non-presidential pri-
mary vo1in1 as a money-savina
gesture.
But barrina some last·minutc-
hitch. 1t)e pri mary will be advan~
.at leasl 1wo months in 1992, and the
political chemistry wi ll be chanaed.
One cynical view is tha1 Oeu-
kmejian chanacd his mind so !hat
some· frin1y CaJifomia Politician
could win the Democratic no mi-
nation and thUs wind the pany's
chances apinst Bush in 1992. Docs
that sound like Jerry Brown?
Whatever, the 1992 campaian
suddenly will become more intemt-
in1 in California.
Du Wallen 11 • 1yNJ~ted
col•mal•t.
The same City Council that closed
Swa n Drive to allow Mesa Verde
residents to eliminate commuter
traffic from their streets doesn't
seem to belipve this West Costa.
Mesa nci&hborhood is as important.
· KAREN OLUU.
ROSEMARY PHEASANT
Com Mct0
JWA consumer
survey sets a
good example
To the Ed.Jtor: I am pleased ar'ld a bit surpriiled
1hat a larac busincn like Joba
Wayne Airport is takiQI the \i1ne
and-manpower to involve the ~
or the facility m certain ··~ of the final dnian or the expa
terminal. • ..
Rather than just acocptin1 tM
desians or a hi&h--powettd interior
design company, the Airport Am
Task Force 1s focusina its 11tcntlon
on ask1n1 Lra velcn at the airport for
their opinions and recommen·
dalions about the t}'PC' of an for the
terminal walls and bcsl lookina and
most comfortable lypc of chain for
the waitina areas.
I applaud the airport for involvin1
the usen of its P,roduct, and I do
hope the results or the survey art
taken to heart by the people who
dcsia.n tht new racili1 y. r am ~rtatn
Oranae County•s frequent a ir
tr.svelcrs arc lookina forward to see-
ing and tcstin1 the people's
preferences.
SHARL YN KERR
Sophomore
Corona del Mar
Hi&h School
Cox helping to
A bl f · ht "d red irect U .S. pro em 0 s1g prov1 es TothcEd>1or.
Representative Chris Cox 11 1 insi~ht on systems' working· s :~~:.!~.t~~~:.~ff~~~:~ =;! back to social ind economtc world
f prominence.---
SACRAMENTO -This is a
itory of two People with problems.
Judith Mac Miller is ~I years old
and has a kidney di~asc that re-
quires dialysis thrtt timc-s a "·eek.
She is lcp.lly blind ond has no
money.
Kenneth Smith is 1n bad shapc-1 too. Medically speakin,. he is better
orr than Ms. Miller 1n thtt even
profound ianoninct docs not require
dialysis. Kc is also able to work.
· Mr. Smith is an attome).' with the
Sacramento firm of Williams &.
-shtdd,~anctirwui:n-a legal rontC"1.'1
that Mr. Smith and Ms. ~11ller rt·
oenfu' compared problems.
"They subpoenaed me down to
court.:' Ms. Miller said. "and this
mtn (Smith) took me ou1sidc 1he
courtroom when the)' read my
name, says I didn'I hive no lea to
sta.nct on. That if t didn"t pay for
thoee checks, ~C' aoina to JO after
e:veryihina I had. that I could end up
In Jail. I Mid l never wrOte 'hose check•. I ~ 1 peper to he could stt the
wriU .. Wit dltTeret1t. I iho'Ntd him
the pal1ct: report when r calttd them
lbal the c:hecb were atok.n. He said
I 11111 bad IO ll"Y·"
The checks Ms. Miiiet wat rder· rint lo were written on three: dif-
A:ftflt 11CCOUn1t: -two of whitb wen: '°ftt clOICd: -., thrtt ~ .. cin. Tbt)' Mn writ\Cn in the spriq
of 1911 .... -so.
"TM-toldme l,...toiol lllbld." Ille aaid, "and In Ille 11iriM: bdi>lo I ,..., 10 tllt ..... ial, 1 _ ....... _ ........ _.
10 do ii wllilt I -Id •ID -. I .-t1oc.-rrommyaW ...
<OllnU ID ... -· .... 1 -~ ral re .-diadtt bod ....,. .......,
until oil« 1 '°' out or the "°""'!al.
"1 ""lied t"' police~· -• I flNftd out. ..
proo he expected. and thr line went His review of lhc clements of the quiet for 10 sttonds. · · pl' ''The date she went blind," he Economic Opponun1ty Act com 1·
sa id. "I asked her the date she ~nt men ts claf\1 te0ntri butina leaisl1ton: Jerry Lewis Jack Buochner. Bill bhnd. and she wouldn't 1cll me.·· Archer, Bill freniel. Bob Dole. Dick
I ckpltincd to Mr. Smith that Armey. Bob 1..1..,..manino and Bob
becau5t Ms. Miller's bhndnns is Kasten. .,...
progn:-ss1vc, h may tx: difficult for At one of the act's co-.1 ulhon.. ~r 10 pul her fintcr on what day the Rep. Coll demonstrated the t"""t of "''t:nl bhnd. • ~-I "Then how do I It.now she was lnteUtctual humihty __ which 'flti I
bl ind when ~lhe checks wen:-writ· Ca tllpault U1 into the '90I witb oridt.
By that time Kenneth Smith. wa.§ icn?'' he Yid. K.L JACK CALDWELL
on the case. I said It didn't make any dif· Corona det ~
"We wn1 out numerous lett~" ftrtn« if She dian"t write them. ---------
Smith aaid, "contac1cd her 10 vcr1f) There was another lon1 s1lcn«.
her llddrns. and filed suit She had "She d1dn'1 even have a whitc
her chlncc to anJ"''tr the complaint. cane ... he satd.
that was her (cpl rrmcdy. And .. ,, 11 possible. Mr. Smith.'' I said,
that's what I told hc-r. wc•re not here "ihat you aren'1 sman enouah or
to liti,.le, wt'rt here to collect the scnsili\'C enoulh to aP. lhc ri&ht
debt.' . qucst1on1":t''
It wt• pointed out lo Mr. Smll~ All 11\11 -or al most all of it -
that Ms. Mlll~r was n·ot only de.?t1-wu Slid on • Thunday.
tute, buulso an ~c.-proccu of1ou11 O n Fnday, Kenneth Smith called
blind,. had btcn 1n ·~ out or the me back and he'd chan8Cd his mind.
hospital and was ~.tay1nl with ~er "I'm 101n, to drop the judament
11'1!>thcr. He u idl Art )'O~ llYl,RI apin•l her beceute of the Nd
blind pcol)fe. cant be cnm!nals'f' . . prett.'" Still, I can"t lct m)' questions
l said that In the conf"!s1on. 1t 11 ao unantwm:id.. If I provt Jbe'a
pDllibk &he wa n't r-Yl"I much lyi na. even if the'• on her dtath Md. ••••lon to lcttm about checks she rn prcsi .chatlta. be said.
never wrote. Pu.rtlr,'out -or awiOlity I ...uct
.. , hear thia ~and dance all the how ht altftekd co ia~.iai.. "0.
time;• he 11id . "I m not rnponsibk: her hoepical recona,.. M taid.
If W's blind OC' sick. or even lflhe's ••Compare her Jlft•lion checks so '°' aome ekictronic 1i1mo she touch-the ones IM •rs tlM: didn'1 write. ..
a whit twr "°"' to write chocks." 1 Mid. .. You doa't .. ve' aay nellt
I llMd IWn thon aboOlt lhc. way h< 10 11111 st oft W\y ......., W li\'O' it
wboMneed her \0 court and threat· 1o you'"' onoil lltr. Mr. Sm Ill du>eltl<d oc A...i.., 1o111 • .._ '!!"'~I-11 ... ys love It wh<ft llo<y 00r11 coll )'Olf down ....., 100. • he ~ -t Mftf 11kt I'd put htr in said. "'atMt .rou~rc Pal 10 loot
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.... liil'I -the -.... llld. --...... ..., .. not• lri<tltlik -• ,.._ -It • -.., • .. 1 .... Mr. Smith whit ~ of 11••••• I 1 P t L
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Tod&y'a hipli&hl ia M.-.Gi y.
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anti·rabics vKcinc on a bQy wtto bad been bitten by .. Ill-..... On this dl1e:
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robe discovers bands around Neptune's south pole
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NASA ~ llloWI •rtr· etlH ~ at Neptune*•
IOUlttpole•ndlPOI
ltelleved to It• ""''* to J .... KI Great Red SltOI•
8y UI SllO.L ,,, ............ as they blow around the &lobe, the
bends on Neptune, Jupiter, Saturn
and Uranus are straiaht belts encircl·
PASADENA -The Voyqcr 2 in& those planets.
space probe has found two huac Such bands probably are "patterns
dark bands formin& a collar around brouaht about by circulating winds"
Neptune's south ,P.Ok1 and they may in jet streams that now parallel to
be 2,700.mile.wide oelts of wind· the edies of each band, said Rich
blown clouds, scientists said Terrile, an astronomer at the Na·
Wednesday. tional Aeronautics and S{>ace Ad·
"They are Easomeh~'hat like the jet ministration's Jet Propulsion La~ streams on rt , ~id . Andrew O!Jtory. ln~rsoll) a l>la".'etary sc1ent1st at the Neptune's bands form a collar
!;alifomaa fnstatu~e ~f '.f ec~nOIOfY· around the planet stretching from SO
But the: real 11mllanty is with devees south latitude to 70 dcarees (ba~ds in the atmosphe~s of) south latitude, said Candice Hansen, Jup1te~1 Saturn ,an~ Uranus. . a planetary scientist at thc labora· t}nh~e Earth s JCt s~ ~mds, tory. That means each band is about
wh1ch zipq across vanous lat1tud~ ~ 2. 700 miles wide.
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The dark bands were visible in
what NASA called "the best color
photo of Neptune taken so far by the
Voyqer 2 spacecraft" The probe
made the fhotoaraph June 22 at a
distance o 57.2 million miles from
the planet, and NASA released an
enhanced venion of the color pie·
turc Wednesday.
Also visible in the photoaraph are
hints of two similar bands of wind·
blown clouds encircling Neptune's
north pale, said physicist Ed Stone,
NASAs Voyager project scientist
and a vice president of Caltech.
The photograph also shows in
areater detail a large dark spot - a
cloud system biucr t~.an th~ en~ire
planet Mars -seen in earlier 1m·
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aacs of Neptune. Scientists said June
l 9 that they believe the 6,200.mile-
wide spot is a storm similar to
Jupiter's Great Red Spot or Earth's
hurricanes.
Vo)'l&Cr is still too far from Nep.
tune to determine if the bands con-
tain dark hiah·altitude clouds or if
they arc broad ribbons of clear sky
that allow Voya,er to peer at dark
clouds lower in Neptunc's at-
mosphere, Tcrrile said.
The spacecraft was 45.5 million
miles from Neptune on Wednesday,
cruising at 42,203 mph as it h~aded
for its Aug. 24 close encounter with
the solar system's fourth·largest
planet. Voyager was 2.67 billion
miles from Earth, but has traveled
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4.38 b1lhon miles along its curving
path since it was launched 12 years
ago.
Neptune's bands look like a single
band on the Voy•ger photograph.
But close examination indjcates
Chere are two bands separated by a
thin boundary, Hansen said.
Voyager 2 and its twin, Voyager I ,
were launched from Cape
Canaveral, Fla., in 1977.
They explored Jupiter in 1979.
VoyaJCr I new past Saturn in 1980
and 1s now headed toward inter-
stellar space. Voyager 2 encountered
Saturn 1n 1981 , Uranus in 1986 and
will ny about 3.000 miles above
Neptune's north pole cloudtops at 9
p.m. PDT Aug. 24.
('01 '\'I'\ HHll.I·'
Freeway lanes
Closed tonight
Alternating lanes on the south-
bound Costa Mesa Freeway will be
closed tonight between the Santa
Ana Frcewa)' and Edinger A venue
from 8 p.m. to 5 a.nt tonight for
rest riping.
Also tonight, the No. I lane on
both the north and southbound
Santa Ana Freeway will be closed
between Jamboree Road and
Redhill Avenue from 8 p.m. until S
a.m. for the removal of construction
barriers.
On Friday mght, the No. I lane on
both the north and southbound
Santa Ana Freeway will be closed
between Sand Canyon Avenue and
Jamborec from 9 p.m. to 6 a.m. for
the removal of the existing median
barn er.
Ferguson named to
subdivisions-panel
Assemblyman Gil Ferguson. R-
Newport Beach, was named to a
newly created Assembly Select Com·
mittee on Common Interest Sub-
divisions.
Ferguson, who dq]t with many
comm unit>-associations _in the late
·6os as vice president of The Irvine
Co., said that the new committee
will be a focal point for all-legislation
dealing with community association
management. fees and rules. among
others. ...
HB pan~/ opening
The Huntington Beach City
Council needs a fcw volunt«rs to
serve on the Council on Aging.
which looks after the activ1t1es and
faciliues for senior citizens.
Applications are availablc by mail
from the Public Information Officc.
2000 Main St., Huntington Bcach.
or may be picked up at their office
on the second noor of the Adminis-
tration Building in the Civic Center
The voluntary positions arc ap-
pointed by the City Council and
applications should be returned by
Monday.
Bus fares lncr~ased
. The Oranae County Transit Dis·
trict has increased the one·way fares
for the local bus service from 80
cents to 85 cents.
Fares for scnfors on the fixed
routes remained the same. Fares on
the district's Dial·A-Ride servlce
were also increased, from S 1.60 to
SI. 70, except for seniors and hand•·
capped patrons. The district will
continue its n<><harge policy for
transfers.
For informatJon, call OCTD's Jn.
formation Center at 636-RJOE .
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HAWAIIAN FRESH .NEAP)JLE SALADS
FOR
Want to taste three great Hawaiian salads' Then try these
ideas that come straight from the islands. They combine flavo r
with flair, and they are "wickie, wi ~kie" (that's Hawaiian fo r
quick, quick) to prepare.
Each year tho usands of vacationers enjoy the beauty o f
Hawaii. These visitors learn very quickly that Hawaiians a re
proud of their pineapple. Its flavor enhances the taste of so man y
other foods including vege tables, meat, fish' and poultry. Pine-
apple is an excellent source of fibe'r, is lo w in cal o ries , high in
Vitamin C and meets the d e mands o f to day's health-conscio us
consumer.
Fresh pineapple, you sho uld unders tand, d oes no t ripe n any
further after it is harvested fro m the plant . Pl ac ing a pineapp le in
the window to ripen is useless. That's why it's impo rtant to k>o k
for the Hawaiian identification on the label. Hawaiia n s kno w just
when to pick a pineapple.
The .recipes featured here are tempting exampl es o f how
Hawaiian fresh pineapple, subtle seaso nings, and a variety of
ingredients can be turned into spectac ular salads. Do n't be intimi-
dated by the "Neptune Outrigge r." Jus t follow the diagram for
cutting the pineapple. Yo u'll be s urprised how easy it is to prepare
and serve.
HAWAIIAN FRESH PINEAPPLE ·-
Facts and ·Tips
• Unlike most fruit, pineapple h no starch teserve to convert to
sugar (i.e. ripen the fruit), once it has been picked.
• Shell color is NOT an accuratC way to determine the rip~ness of
the pineapple. A ripe (perfect balance of sugar to acid) pineapple
m3y have a shell color ranging from greenish to golden yellow.
• EaSc in pulling out leaves fr o m the crown is NOT a sign of
fipencss and good quality. Fresh, green leaves, how~ver, are an
indication of goodness.
• lf you must delay eating your fresh pineapple, refrigerate it until
serving time.
• Fresh pineapple contains a useful enzyme called bromclain, which
breaks down protein. For this reason:
-Clat1n maac with fresh p1neapp e"Won't set.
-Dairy products such as so ur cream and cottage. chct:se sho uld
not be mixed with fresh pineapple until just before serving.
1 medium Hawaiian fresh pineapple
1/2 cup dairy sour cream
1/2 cup ma,a.nna ise
J !<Ible.spoons bottkd cockrail .tauc<
rabkspoon prepareJ. horseradish
Pineapple Mallow Dress ing
2 cu ps Ha u 'l1iian fresh pineapple wedges
1 cup papaya balls or wedges
1 cup banaM slices
4 ma raschino cht.'Tr1c.s , quartered
AND
r l«Upoon prepamJ yellow ml<lrard
1 reas~ pickled capers OT pif.kle relis h
tablespoon minced rreen onion
4 baked Chtt5e Pastry Shells (4 x 1/'J 111.chJ. 01>uonnl
Chopped roruced mocadam1a null
1 tablespoon minced sweet rtd pepper or pimieruo
r "'¢ cookeJ. ..,.food ({re.sh, 'fro<en or canneJ. •hrimp, crab.
lobsctt or oomblnarfon)-or, canned solid pack tuna
Cut pineapple in half, then quarters, cutting from bottom
'through crown. Trim off core, if desired. Loosen fruit by
cutting elate to shell with a curved knife. Leaving fruit In
shell, cut crouwile Into slices (and once down center
lcnat,hwise if smaller pieces arc desired). ArranKC fruit In
steaercd slices. Blend sour cream, mayonnaise, 'cocktail
sauce, honeradl1h ind mU1tud toW<th<r. Add remaining
tnaredienr:1: cover and Chill. Serve wlr:h pineapple outriacr.
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Prepare Pineapple Mallow Dressing; chill . FO id fruits to~ethet.
Spoon into baked hcesc Pastry Shells (or int o butter lt·tt uce
cups). ~rve with Pineapple Mallow Dressing! Garnish v.:i th
chopped nuts and mint sprigs. Makts 4 servinl(S.
Cheese Putry Shelli: Stir 1/4 cup grated cheddar cheese
into 1 cup dry pie crust mix. Add water as packagt directs .
Ro und up pastry and divide into 4 even p1ece1. Shape each
into a ball . Ro ll to 5-inch roundJ and flt over backs o f 4-inch
tart shells or glass baking cups. Prick to p and sides with a fork.
Balc.t in i500 oven 10 t o 12 minum •. untilgo ldw brown. Cool.
Makct~ shells.
Pineapple Mallow Dreaaln1: Simmer Ill cup chopped
frtth pineapple, 2 tablespoon1 honey, -Z teaspoons rice vinegar
ind l/2 teaspoon gro und mace t~ther S nllnutes. Add 4
111'9' tn1rshm1llows, qu1rttted. Stir until mehcd; cool. Beat 3
ounces cream hteK smooth. Stir in 1/2 cup d airy aour cream
or plain yogurt, I teaspoon prepared yellow must1rd and_ 1/2
teaspoon grated frc h &ingcr. Fold Into pln<appl< mallow.
M1k .. 1·113 cupo ..
Pla nlL'T5 V1naigre[ce Dress1n1:
1 large Hawaiu:sn fresh pineaf1ple
8 medium radishes , Mitred
r J 1h1n carrot slices or curls
1i 1h1n 1."MCUmber slices
r i 1.:herry tomaroes , haltred
1 i ( '1·1nch lenR,1hl I green onions
4 lar11e fresh mwhroonu, sl1ud
Small romaine or rndi'1f .Jpatrs
Prcpar(' Planters Vinaigrette Dressing. C ut 4 crosswlat 11icc1
(about l inch thick) frOm center portio n of pineapple. Save"
remainder of fr uit for eno thcr use. Cut about J /S.incl. in
from o uter rim of each slice and remove fruit. Cut out ind
discard core. Cut pineapple into wcdp and toa with 1/4 cup
d ressl ng. For bouquet effect, cut ~table. with f1nc:y cutter ,
and feather ends of onion. TON marinated pjneapple with
vegetables and pile into pine•pple shell' rin.p. Tuck amall
ro m aine or endive spears at-back of each Nlad. ~ with
remaining dress ng, Mili6 4 scrvfnp~
Planten Vinalpene o._1..., Be1t t01rthcr 112 aap -11
otl ind t1rragon flavor cider vinisar, 2 teatpoc)na blown..,,
I te• poon Dijon mu tard, 112 teaspoon crlllhod red P9P;>el
f\1kn ind 1/4 tel poon eaclt p1prlk1 ind Mlt. Add 2 luwo
clovco pr lie (pr..-! Qr minced). I l9bl 1 -minced
cil1ntro or per Icy, ind 2 M1poon1 dill pk:ltle relllh. Mali•
about I cup .
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DINNER
FOR TWO
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Layer salad
for tighter
summer fare
As temperatures stan to climb,·
Jig.ht summer dinina becomes
much more appeaHng. Forget the
hamburgers and hot dogs, or other
heany fare, and concentrate on a
beautiful layered, cool, crisp salad.
Marinated shrimp provides
tasty protein, while an assonment
of salad ingredients hqlds~,(fown
the calories. Add a creamy iJftler
drcssina for a special touch, and
present it in a clear, crystal bowl
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Creamy Gla1er DresaJD1:
1 cap m.ayoual1e
~ cap plaiD yoprt
t ~1pooa1 gated atn1er root
or 1 % .. tea1poog1 rroud atn1er
~ teaspoon ln1ta.at minced
garlic
l teaspoon ln1tut minced
oaloa
I tea1poo11 Worcestenblre
1 tableapoon soy IHCe
14 teaspoon Tabasco sauce
Combine all ingredients. Cover;
chill. Stir before using.
Salad:
~ cap bottled berb dre11lng
~ pond cooked 1brlmp
t caps shredded Cblnese cab·
ba1e
'iii cap ca1bew1
t cups cooked ono (rice 1baped
puta) rimed andJlraiHd
1 8-ouce can sliced water
clle1blut1, dralDed
t caps coanely torn yous
1plnacla leavea
t bard cooked eu•
3 1Uce1 lea.a bacon, cooked ud
crumbled
! C11ps oredded lceber1 lettace
4 1reen oalon1 wltb tops, sliced
1 1talk celery, cut IDto tllJD
dla1onal 1llce1
1 10-ouce package broccoli
florets, cooked utll tender
crisp ·
1 or ! tomatoes, cat lD wedges
Pour bottled dressing 'over
shrimp. Cover: chill and allow to
marinate an hour or more, stirring
occasionally. Meanwhile, prepare
other salad ingredients which are
best chilled before making salad.
(May be done up to 1 day ahead
of serving.)
To assemble salad -in large
glass bowl, about 10 cups, layer
the shredded cabbage.. sprinkle
with cashews, then the orzo. Ar-
range shrimp in a decorative pat-
tern around edge of bowl reserv-
ing about 4 for garnish. Add the
next 7 ingredients through celery
in layers. Spread the Creamy Gin-
aer Dressing over the top of the
salad. Cover, chill until serving
time.
Arrange the broccoli florets,
tomato wedges and reserved
shrimp in a dccorati\IC pattern on
top or the dresaing. Present the
salad to 1uests and go right to the
bottom when servina to be sure to
1et all .of the Jaye~. Makes about
8 servanp.
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hamburgers
more healthful
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Bu,.en are America'• favorite
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fat. ( 1) Buy lean around beef (not
lea than IS lean). (2) Cb00te low-
fat cheese made with pan skim
milk. The label will tell you if skim
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Some of the most memorable I package (IO.I oance!) Prepare pasta and vcge1ables
summr meals served at inns across creaimy Jtalla• pa1ta ulad according to package directions.
the country feature great-tasting, I tablespoon llme juice Mix. contents of seasonina packet
picturc-prc~tty pas1a salads. Chock-If.I cup mayonnaise and lime juice in larac bowl. Stir
full of the season's finest produce 3 table1poon1 plc.i.nte sauce or 1n mayonnaise and picante sauce
and presented with panache, they salsa until well blended.
dress up any simply prepared I can (1bout I ounce•) whole Cut open bag of pasta. Add
meat. fish or poultry in great kernel corn, drained or l cup pasta. drained vegetables and corn _·;
warm-weather style, froien corn, thawed to'"drcssing. Stir until milled. Stir
This summer, duplicate the look lt'J cup chopped cllaatro in cilantro. Fan avocado slices
and taste of these impressive offer. I -large ripe avocado, peeled, o nto plates; mound salad onto
inp almos\-effon1essly with new seeded and cul iato Y.·inch avocado. Makes 4 to S side dish
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Uncle Ben's Pasta Salad. Inspired slices servi ngs,
by the salads served at the finest ,--------------=-----------==~~~~~=~~~~~~~~~~~~=====~~~~~~~~~~==~ inns in America, each contains a
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special dressing mix and boil-in
baa pasta that cooks in just 12
minutes and needs no chilling.
Try these fast-to-fix recipe ideas
for starters. then experiment on
)'O ur own to make all your sum-
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Pasta Salad for an easy accom-
paniment with Mediterranean
style.-Toss zesty Italian Pasta
Salad with fresh basil. pine nuts,
olive oil and permesan cheese and
your summer-perfect salad is
ready in short order.
Another time, add cucumber.
tomato, basil and balsamic vinegar
to the ltalian pasta salad for a
refreshing Gazpacho Pasta Salad
in minutes.
When~ taste of the Southwest is
what you're looking for. combine
creamy Italian pasta salad with
picante sauce, mayonnaisc and
lime juice. then toss with corn and
fresh cilantro. Mount Picante
Corn and Pasta Salad onto
avocado slices for a fresh fiesta rce1.
PESTO STYLE PASTA SALAD
I packl1e ( 11 ounces) tesly
ltallan pasta salad
Z lar1e tomatoes
FRESH BEEF CHUCK CENTER CUT
7·Bone
! tablespoons red wine vinegar
Z lable1pooo1 olive oil
14 to 'h cu.p fre1lt basil leaves,
cut Into lhlo strips, a1 desired
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14 cup toasled pine nuts or
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11& cup tl ounce) freshly 1r11te-d
parmesan cheese
PrcJ)<lre pasta and vegetables
according 10 package dir~~ctions.
Cut toma\Ol'!i 1n half crosswise.
Scoop out pulp; chop. Drain
tomato cups on paper towels. Mix
contents of -.cason1ng packet and
vinegar in largl." bowl. Stir in oil
until well blended.
Cut open bag of pasta. Add
pasta, drained \Cge tablcs and
chopped tomato to dressing. Stir
until well n11xcd. Stir in basil and.
if desired. pine nuls. Spoon into
tomato cups. Sprinkle with
cheese. Makes 4 side dish ser-
''ing.s.
GAZPACHO PASTA SALAD
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tablespoons balsamic or red
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in basil: serve with pepper. Makes
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They held another pre-ganu~ par-
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ticians, trombone players. floats.
and washed-up movie Star$ ("Do
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where within th\s 100-ycar-splash of
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be located anyone dressed as a
chicken or egg.
Obviously, somebody missed the
point. The California Angels present
the classic chicken-cg question of
the 1989 baseball season.
Which came first, the loose. relax-
ed and confident team at1i1udc or
the winning'?
"Doc11 it maucr?" asked manager
Doug Rader, as his An_gcls prepared
to play the halfway-po1n1 game of
their so-far exhilarating and certain-
ly surprising season.
Good answer. A victory over the
Texas Rangers on Wednesday night
gave the Angels 1heir bes! record
(49-33) in club annals al the halfway
point and Rader is gelling much of
the credit.
As ~rhaps he should. Let's face it.
you didn't hear any cymbals
\, clashing last November when gen·
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;agrcga\iorr'which bored 2.3 million
·fans in -·~92 with a 7S-87 re<;ord and
•1• fourth-~la& finish in the American
League West.
The same often-volatile, some-
times.,surty Doug Rader who fin ·
is.hcdlscventh in 1984 with the
TcxalRl.ngcrs and was replaced by
Bobby Valentine c-arly in i 98S~
Angel fans responded with a
a.roan . Had Pon cracked up on the
Matterhorn or did the Octagenarian
Cowboy {Gene Autry) simply not
care anymore?
Now those same fans are clamor-
ina for All-Star Game tickets (Tues-
day at Anaheim Stadium) and com-
plaining that none of the Angels'
position players have-a shot at start·
mg.
Actually, that's another point for
Rader, who says with modesty:
··wc·rc winninJ btcausc every-
body is doing their job."' Rader said.
"We knew coming into 1he season
that we had players with
capabilities.· Pon added. ··we just
wanted lhem to play to those
capabilities. Now we-look up and see
a different hero c-very day.
.. , rcalizc we've !lOI a lot of ground
yet to cover. but this team certainly
made the firs1 half of the season go
quickly. And Rader has to get credit
Even when we had thal seven-game
losina streak last month (June 7-14).
Doua found a reason for optimism
aner each pme.
The Angels have since become the
hottest team in baseball. having won
nine of their past 11 . and you kC'<'(>
hearina phrases such as '"a ltitude 1s
f Pfe•se see TALLEY /C21
Weather will
affect Transpac
By ALMON LOCKAllEY
o..,.~-.. ........
A new Transpacific yachl race
ela1)5Cd time record boiled down to
a blttle with the weather Wednesday as the bl& Oass A '"sleds" surfed
down huae seas aencratcd by 2~
knot northeast tradcwinds less than
1,000 miles rrom the finish at
Dialt\Ond Head.
Led by Mitchell Rousc's Taxi
Dancer, the top Oass A boats in the
46-boat nect wetC Slilina about s~
miles 1p1n. all well PtSt lhe halfw1y
pe>int in the 2,2lS.milc race~
Tui Dlncer had 9'3 miks to ao.
ind Paul Simonson's Monaoosc was
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SI>QRIS THURSDAY, JULY 6. 1989
1.001\l'\G II\( h.
Some. coaches master use of the one-liner
"I've known whar 111s to be
hungry, but I always went rish1 to a restaurant.··
' -Rins Lardner( 1885-1933)
food for thought?
Many writers claim that penning
comedy LS toug.hc-r that tragedy.
Even football coaches struggle with
ii 10 win good press on slow news
days. Sometimes you can spot such
potential in players and scnst" lhC') 'll
make it in coaching ifthe)' sport a
scintillating nash of one-liners.
Take Notre Dame's Lou Holtl
During one gan1e 1n college. liolt1
allowed USC'"s All-America 1ailback.
O.J. Simpson, to slip away and run
, '.·. I '
.,'J r-1 l-. • I ~-·
"'"<•'',• \ "t. .. . '
62 yards for a touchdown.
The coach jerked Holtz and asked.
''Why did you let O.J. Simpson run
62 yards for a touchdown?" Holtz
quipped. "Because that's all he
needed."
Former Notre Dame Coach Dan
CXv1 ne even tried to wax poetic one
day. He told the press, "A team 1s a
team 1s a team. Shakespeare said
thal man) times ...
Steve MuS"seau, who alwa)S had
nch ma1erial for the press. ~·as con-
fronted after his Orange Coast Col-
lege gnd tc-am had nipped ChafTl')
I 3-12 en route 10 the Eastern Con-
ference championship is 1957 .
The scon: was deadlocked 12-12
ii
AWCiENT
HOTEL
~1 ,..Cf. 1171
DOC MASON
SAYS HHMETS
TO BED, COACH {
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1n lhe closing n1on1cnts when the
Pirates' ace conversion booter. end
Alan Stury. prepared to kick thl·
PAl'. Wi1h thick, horn-rimmed
glasses firmly 1n place. Story·s v1~1on
~·as sufficient to kick and reCl"•• t'
pa55eS. If they Y,'ere JOStled loo!.C. he
tOuldn·t see too v.ell at all .
But that'll whal happent.'d after a
bad center pass flew O\Cr his head
and fo und him S<.'rambhng madl~ for
1he ball w11h C'halTey players hot 1n
pursuit. He finall) de1ec1cd y,•hal
appeared to be 1he p1gsk1n. p1ck..:d it
up arid s1m pl ) l)u rled n w1ldl ) 1n tht'
d1re<"t1on of y,•ha1 he hoped v.as the
end Lone.
And. he fun her hoped thal wml·
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alert OCC' pla)cr -one chgible 10
rccc1,c a pass -~ould be ttiere. h
chcl..ed Re<,crve v.1ngman Terf)
McGu1rl' ~ai. 1n the nght plact" al
the right t1mt·
The prei.s asked ~tui....cau 1n the
locker :oom 1fhe had any com men-
;
z \
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tary on Story·s magnificent Holly~
wood-type finish.
Musscau produced a sobering
look and said, "Well, not really -
you sec we practiced this all week."
He peered around to catch the
do ubting faces -then cracked uP
laughing.
California junior collt1t foo,tball
teams travelled extensively across
the Wcsu:rn states in the 1940s and
·SOs for non-conference action. One
could always count on the familiar
problems -missing luggage.
curfew, hotel reservation mixups
and transportation miscues.
But Ray Rosso. the OCC grid
jPteue lff CANTREU/C21
Trading places: Gentleman John,· McMayotte
McEnroe keeps
cool, gets hot
at Wimbledon
By RICK WARNER
Ao-edi"r•HWtftH
WIMBLEDON. F.n~land -John
~lc Enr uc l..c pt hi s cool al
\\'1mblcdon on \\1edne~a ) and
preserved his ho11es1 Grand Slam
streak in four years.
McEnroe displayed his best tennis
and best bcha,'ior at crul·1al times.
beatin& Mais W1\ander to move into
his firs! Grand Slan1 st"m1final Mncc
the 1985 U.S. Open.
Keeping his 'olat1lc 1cn1pcr under
control, ~·fcEnroc rallied aftl'r losing
fi\·c straight gan1cs m1dv.'8y 1hrough
the match to clin11nate the founh·
seeded s~·cde 7-6. 3-6. 6-3. 6-4 1n
jusl under four hours.
There were 17 service breaks 1n
the seesaw ntatch. nine by ~1cEnroc.
"I knew after the firs! set. it was
going to be one of thoSI!' nia1ches."
McEnroe said. "We v..·ere bolh o nto
each o ther's serve. You had to hang
in there n1cntal1y. You couldn't get
a lot of rhythm.·
McEnroe will play defl•ndina
champion Stefan Edberg 1n Friday"s
semifinals. ll will be McEnroe's rirst
final four appc:arancc here since win-
ning his 1h1rd Wimbledon ttllc 1n
1984. Edberg. helprd by a controversial
call that gave him a st"t point 1n the
second set. edged c1&J11h-sttded Tim
Mayotte 7-6, 7-6. 6-3 to reach the
semifinals ror the third straight }car.
The other sem1rinar w1\I pil 1op-
SC'Cded Ivan Lc ndl against two-11me
champion Bons fk'{:kcr. hoth oi
whom advanced w11h stra1ght-st"I
victorici over unseeded Amencans.
Lcndl. Sttking the only Grand
Slam title he hasn't won. reached the
semifinals for the fourth consecutivc-
yCar by beating injury-plagued Dan
Goldie 7-6. 7-6. 6-0.
Becker. who hasn't Josi 11 set in the
tournament overpowered Paul
Cham~rlin 6-1. 6-2. 6-0. Thc West
German boomed 10 aces and do7ens
of service winners.
.. I was still lookina, forward and
fPteue lff W.1MaLEDON/C21
l'lfth-1eeded Jottn Mcanroe sport• • p•t-
ternH head INftd l•bove leftJ wttll•
tt \JOH 11 \C,11 II \'I II \I I
Hough, puff, Angels
blow past Athletics
1tretcttln9 out before ttl1 qu•rterfln•t wltft
M•t1 Wll•nder. who he defeated. •
Mayotte loses
his composure1
Edberg sweeps
By ROB GLOSTER
,.._,...,. l"rnt Wtfl:'°'
WIMBLEDON. England -Tim
Mayone lost his composure and
p ined 15.000 fans Wednesday on
Centre Court.
The man known as ''Gcnt1cman
T1n1 .. c11.ploded when an overruled
line-call cost him a crucial point in
a SC'Cond-set tiebreaker of his 7-6.
7-6. 6-3 quarterfinal kMil to defend-
ing champion Stefan Edbcrs-
Mayotte bellowed at umpu'C John
Frame. slompcd around 1hc coun
with a bclliacrenec OUI o( chlracter
for a pl~yer described in Wednes-
day's official Wimbledon program
as "that tennis rarity. a quiet Ameri-
can."
But that wasn'1 all. After he had
los1 the set, the eighth-seeded May·
otte slammed a Wfller bollle to the
ground and smashed his racket so
hard it crun1plcd 1he metal frame.
"It's you apinst me:· Mayone
screamed at the umpire 1n the third
sci. He passed up the tradi1ional
handshake with the umpire after the
ma1ch and put the 1w1stcd racket on
Frame's chair.
The rontro,·ersy occurrcd in a
thnlhng sccond·scl 1iebreaktr with
the score cy(n at 1-1 .... Edbcra hit
scr\e that was called OIJl. but Fnmc
o,·crrulcd and called it good -
g1\1ngEdbe!J.a 12·11 lcad.
~1ayouc did not disputt tM 'ror-
rcc1ncss of the call, but s.atd the
SCf\C should have bttn replayed
bcc:riuse he was disturbed by the
Jincsman·s call. Frame refused to
budge and though Mayotte saved
1hat set point he los\ 14-12 in the
tiebreaker.
The spectators on CC"ntrt Court
rallied 10 Mayo11~·1 dtfel'ISC•f\eT the
d isputed point. booing Frame and
clapping rhythmically when the um·
pil't' trie-d 10 resume play.
They )'Cllcd support for Mayotte
as he collapsed to the 5CCOnd-$CCdcd •
Edberi 1n th<' final set and boC>cd
loudly when Frame len the coun I t
(fl'te ...... MA~YOTTl/01
Unlikely hero ·Morris
lifts Cards by Dodgers
1 1 Accordin1 to Robert M. Allan Jr.. ''°"' n. AslodMfti ~ ... f
only Mx miles astttn. · •
1 Transpac weather eApen, the
Schmidt,
Canseco
~lected ,.ST. LOlJIS l"Pl -John Morris.
v.ho hasn'1 had many hits l11cly.1ot
a ~hancc and n1adl' 1he most or it yachts are: he.dint into a crilical Stilled for 1even inn inp b)'
1re:a of thunder storms 11'.\d heavy Cbarl~ Houah. ii seemed to be 1 ,!,' -.uaus that could 11.tc. lheir tollo11 hopeless sitU1lion for the Anac:ls ly HN WAU<Eft
PJls ind other pr. , Wednesday nit.ht, , .-~-="lt"ll be tht"""")'leht thlr-t1oldl,_~unc 'lldtO....k.n be.ttcr was Dick _ t~htr in the hetvy tolna that SChoflckl, one of lhe Anaels' vet·
ftnithes ftnt 1t Diamoad Head,.. cC'lns who recalled 1 pme In June
Allan tokl the Newp()I'\ Harbor 1986 in which HoqJ'I took a no-
Yachhmtft't luQCheon Wednadly. hitter into the ninth in nina at
'"lt's a Sltoat1on I ha ven't been 1n
100 oncn this )'Car," Morris said
Wcdne5da) night after his '4"-vtnth-
NEW VO·R·K -Mtlrrt<'"" -tnn1ns--RR oubl0--ta.ve--th
Schmidt and JoK ansero C11rdinalto a 3-.2 .,.ictory over 1hc Los
It it thliMn& ~ to be 1 bi& bolt Anaheim and wound up with a one·
l'Kt with thrr IOP bolts in 0-A hihl 2~bef'C'd lhlt. Oood thinp
io.irw "' cap&uro •mall CllU«led can 11a--1r vau Ju11 '"" ,.,. • ...,. ~=s?nc~ .. • ~u aa in pity," uld SchofleklJ.. who
the ,..tit Novio, o C&l-J9 IOIHna Wednetdoy nilhl trioled ,.,.. Ille
ia the lntematiollM ~t tvi~ Nn and KOml on Johnny
5)_.. (IMS) div-nponed lloy 1 *<ilk< Ry 01 Ille A""'l' • _... camr met IO Mt Tn.•s. 2-1 . raa•s -.,,~,-The viaorY. co"Pled with Kansas f:lj"• ll-9, l l·lnnlna vktory ~
...... put the Aneeb In ftlll
pllcc by a halr-t1mc In Ille AIMri· cu'-W•Dl-l..---•---' ~ ..... , ... "-"
-· I -,..y, ..... ~12111•
.... -Clllll ...., ...
Ruben Sicrrl ran into each other.
.. It looted like OM Of our IU)'S
eoukl·~ cau&ht that ball. but tMy
didn't rommunict<e and no one aot
ii." "-" .. id. -
ll.n 1hc.n lftC'Wld rtlic:vc:r Jc:ft lll..0 with his K«ina fty to «nett.
··whtli t fi"' hit it. 1 1hQUlh1 ta..._ woukS ca1tb It.. I\*-"
1111 L Tl 1 j to hive: I beed Oft 1ht "911." ... -Id. -lripl< _ ... ,, °=" 81111 hil of ......... . Flole)'. 11).4. ... -• ft• ...
'""'' .. hit ........ _,....,. -
provt:d ap1n lhlll whrn 1t COMt'.S Ang..:lcs Dodger'-'"All the Other 'i1U·
to All 11r ,,0ung. popularhy a1ions I've bi.'tn 1n have betn apin t
eounti more than productivhy. right-handed p1tch1n.g,." ·
SC'hmidt, rctl~ since May 2Q, ~t ornJ' hit IC'Ored Jose Oquendo.
and CanKCo. disabled all 5taton. who had hil his fourth triple or the
were elected Wednesday to start sc:ason. Oquendo had two carct'r
In ncitt \\'ttk's 11-S11r Came. tri~ bcrorc this year. -
Schmidt bC"camc 1he ftrsc rt--~lcrtoa, u ually doesn't let the leR·
tired player clC<":tcd. He is in· handed Morris fKt kR~handtd
cliaibk' 10 pla)' b«autc he is in p1tchcf$.. I le fCi1ncd urprtK when
inkli,·e. but h( will be in· told that Morris t>caan 1hc: niaht in
trodu('ed in prepme cer· 1 1-R>r·ll slump. emonl CtnKCO. however. ('In '"I thouaht 11 ,. .. s l·fbr-ll ...
oil)' and pi1n1 to ~YC!day n\Jht t~cr10&. said with a Jm11t. .. That's
in Anaheim. "'h) I ~t him hit,·· ··ru tip my l\at to tht cro\\Jd Honan blamf'd h1mJd(for 1~ l·2
1ftd IC1 IOQltbumps ont mort pi1ch to Morri a btt1kifll bell •
time, hmidt uid. ''I think .. s 1 rchtvcr, )OU''"~ p 10 ipve
1h1r1 t0methin1 1"11 alwaya re-)our 1eam a thlntt to "1n 1rid I
didn't do 1t.'" tlonon aid. 00lt'1 •
,.. .... MJ.. .. STMS/Cll shame we k«p '"I iat> lhon. We
ha vt betn (Qr wttk
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b/Qws top, brandishing 40-40
talk as blown out of proportion
OAKLAND -Bo Jackson keeps hit-'-. • • ~. .. bome Nftl and alealina belCt and 'Y ~ ketPI taJkina about ~ -40 • • ~ rune and 40 atolen bases.
• E~one. that i~ but Bo Jackaon. : 1'o hell with 40-40," says the Kansas City Royals
Ow.ftekkr. "You all arc mote concerned about it than
I am. rm j~ JIPYina be1eball." , mammoth homers Tuesday night
pve him 20 for the season, along
with 20 steals, and helped the
"..,' --v=· /
Royals rout the Oakland Athletics,
10-1. At the midway point of the
season (II prnes), Jackson has a
Jeajtimate shot at becoming the
second player in major leaauc his-
tory to be a 4().40 man, only one
year after Oakland's Jost Canseco
chartered the-ono.member _club._
But when Canseco ac-at ...
compfished .the feat, he completed ~edlron a challenge he placed before
himself in sprinf trainina. He dared himself to do it. He
relished its achievement, and the attention that went
with iL
No one bad ever done it before, and perhaps never
f1Pin. But when asked if he felt anybody had the ability
Rose gains mare protection
1 Pete ROie pined at least two more ~ weekl of ~techon apinst any disciplinary ·
ection Wednesday when a federal judge in •
Columbus, Ohio. put off decidina which coun will handle Rose's lawsuit against baseball.
U.S. District Juctae John D. Holschuh gave Rose's
lawyers until July 17 to file their ai:auments for keeping the lawswt before a state judac in Cincinnati. Baseball's
lawyers must file their arauments July 12.
Lawyen for both sides lfJ'ced that while Holsd1uh
considen the case, the Cincinnati Reds manaJer will
continue to be protected against suspension or firing -a ufeauard he pined und{r a temporary rcstraiffing
order June 2S. Rose, who is alleged to have bet o n Reds
pmcs as well as others. cannot be fired or suspended
1br at least three days after Holschuh rules.
Rieb Levin, a SJ>Okcsman for Commissioner A.
Bartlett Giamatti, said the delay in getting a decision
.. wasn't unexpected."
' In other baseball news:
• Tbe Boston Red Sox and Wade Boas' agent
~ned prosress in nqotiations-to sign the All-Star
third beseman to JI new lJ\rec.year contract ... They came
down and we went up," Red Sox gcnenl manager Lou
Gorman Did.
"There are four bi& issues," said Alan Nero, Boggs'
qent. "We arc closer on all four, but nothina has been
fftolved." Nero lilted the issues as a no-trade clause,
"anilll bonus, walkout languaae and guaranteed
money for all three ycan.
Cassuto ro~s to gofd medal
KFAlt MACCABlAH, lsrael -Ameri-
can Olympian Sherri Cassuto rowed to a * IOld medal, and Joanne Dushay, also from tbe United States, won the women's mini ----
marathon Wednesday on the third day of the Mac-
cabiah Games. Ca..ut~.t who competed on the U.S. rowina team
at the l 9H Olympics in Seoul, easily beat silver
medalilt Miriam Atkins of Great Britain in the
womea•s aiaaJe sculls event with a time of a minutes,
20 ICCODdl. Israel's Dorit Gerctch won the bronze.
The U.S. men's rowina team also won a gold in the
oouwain event held at the Sea of GaJilee in northern
brlcl with a winnina time of 7:01. Canada took the
silver medal. tramna by JO secJOnds, and the bronze llPin went &o lsnel.
In the double ICU11s event. the aold went to lsraeJ
wi&h a time of 7: 11, followed by the United States and
ArJaluna. •
Ouehay finished the women's mini marathon in
1:21 .,9. ,,
combined.
join him in the date club, Canseco didJ\'t think long
before answerina.
.., think Bo Jackson can do it." he said.
But does Bo even want to join the clubJ
"I wouldn't call it ('40-40) dumb," Jackson said.
"but It's blown out of proportion by the press. lfl don't
do it, the sun'aaoing to rise tomorrow somewhere. I just ao out there and play ball."
Jackson's thouahts parallel those of San Francisco's
Kevin Mitchel_l1 who until ~ntl~ was on a pace to hit
more ho mers man the record 61 hit by Roger Maris in
1961 .
Earlier this season, Mitchell hit two homers in a
pme and hit balls to the warning track in center field
on his other two at-bats. When asked about the
possjbility of coming a few feet close 10 being in the
record books along with his mentor, Willie Mays.
Mitchell looked puzzled.
"I don't even know the record for homers in a
game," he said. "Man, I p!ayed football in high school.
I didn't even kn<>VL he._(May1) aid ii..1'11 have tn give-.
him a hard time about it now."
But while Mitchell's lack of baseball record-book
knowledae is little more than innocent ignorance.
Jackson's disdain for attaching statistical significance to
his performance came across as loud and clear as the
sound of the ball leaving his bat Tuesday night.
"I don't set any goals, I just go out there and pla}
ball," Jackson said.
tpl 0'11·: 01· ·1111. u \'
Jack McKeoa, San Diego Padres manager. let
his anger show after his team lost to the Chicago
Cubs S-3 on Wednesday and fell to 40-44, 9•/i
games behind first-place San Francisco in the NL
West Division: "We have a lot of players who went
into arbitration, and they're not delivering," he
said. 'Tm thinking of postin' up on the bulletin
board how the hitters have failed to drtve men in
when they are in sconng position. Losers try.
Winners do. Show me a gu) who deh\.er~. and
you'll see a winner."
Tour cycllsts take day off ·
After fi ve races in four days in three
countries, the remaining 19S cyclists in the *
Tour de France enjoyed an off day Wednes-
day as they moved from Wasquehal in
northern France to Dinard, France .. in the west.
Acado da Silva of Portugal held the l~der's yellow
jersey as the riders prepared for an important individual
time trial of 4S miles from Dinard to Rennes in
Brittany. • ,.
After Oat riding south, the riders encounter the
Pyrenees mountains and then head east before their
next day off on July 17. After that. they have a long haul
to Paris where the remaining riders will finish on July
23 with another time trial from Versailles to the
Champs Elysees.
In other s.,Orts news:
•Dina Ammaccapane of Phoenix defeated Bcrnict
GalJaaher of Cincinnati S-4 in match play Wednesday
durina the 47th annual Broadmoor Ladies Invitational
&olf tournament in Colorado Spnngs. Colo.
•Fonner welterweight world champion Patrizio
Oliva made a successful comeback into the ring. scoring
an unanimous decision against Howard Stewart of
Chicaao In an eight-round fight at Praiano A Marc.
Italy. The 30-year-old Oliva (49-1 ), a former Olympic
and WBA junior welterweight champion, had retired in
July 1987 when Argentine Juan Martin Coggi knocked
him out in a title fig.l:IL
•Jimmy Arias of Jericho. N. Y., the top seed. and
defending champion Andrew Sznajder of Canada won
first-round matches in the third leg of the month-long
SS0,000 Canadian AirHncs Circuit. Arias, 2S. who made the U.S. Open semifinals in 1983, survived a first-set
tiebreaker en route to a 7-6 (7-3). 6-1 victory over
unseeded American Dave Randall.
•Guy Stennina. 44, won the top prize in the S 1.8
million Hifh Roller Bowling Tournament. beating
challen1ers 1n a four-<la y sudden death competition.
WIMBLEDON
PrcMnCI
the ball wu by me," Chamberlin
•id. "The next time I play him. I'll
probably wear a cup and a chest
,.-Otccior •••
Every time McEnroe accmed to
take control, Wilandcr took it beck.
And vice versa.
1..endl aerved 21 -aces tpinst
Ooldie, who limped t.hrouen t.hc lnal two eeu after wravatnia an
~ured hamatrina in his left ~ ... kMW it woUld be t0re but not
• Md 11 it was;' Goldie laid ... It
IOl wone and wone, until J could liardly move."
~. wbo tw camed the
........ ~tleman Tim'' for his rnnwn on the court. nPIQded dur·
i• Ille leCOftd«t tiebiaker Whe1I ·~John fra~ ovemaled a line
....... 1 ttrve and pve f.dbe'1 tet
paili]t. ~ can you ponibly dO thatT'
M9)1oltc ICTtamed. !"f don°t believe
ii!"
.. tbat ttt point but
... the ~ 14-12.
1111 dll~er. 1 ftariout ..... ••• 1h1dilit~tllctil tO Uni
dill it a.a"" Ille meal hw. He ....... __ Oltbc ...............
~ ...m on c..tre COun .... , ..... ,2..-...--
...... llCllilf m 1-11 -----~
The bigest rcvenal occurred after
Wilander won five pmes in a row to
win the second 1et and take a 2..0
lead in th~ third. -Witamkrhad thfft
break points an the next pmc. bUt
McEnroe saved them all and finally
held serve with an overhead and a
beckband volley.
McEnroe went on to win the let
after brcaltin1 Wilander in a lencthy
sixth pme. The 30-yar-old Amcn-
can then came beck from an 0.2
deficit in the final set and ctoeed out
the maleb with a ter'Vice winner
down the middle:
.. He played better on the ~
points." said Wilandcr, wbci bU
won the other three Grand Slam
events but never pe put the cruar·
Wftnalt at Wimbledon.
... &hink I bad a lad in e~ eet
llid mlybe J tot a little too looll. He. 111'.0duced IOlne pat tbotl •• lilnft
Pd I pl8,ed well' 11 times, coo ...
In hit founlHound victOfy over ,_ Fi' s ,...._ Mc:!nroe ~
°"'line cili. -War'8ed lw illl-111 aftd eomplMried IMC I
couruide ref'rieeiltor thit wu lllM· lllanoi•.
I'\ I HJ HI.I \( HJ:H.,
IT'S PINE. 1AR,
ALL RlbHT •••
TAKE HIM
~ I) ~ AV-A~ em5.
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Baseball In the Old West
Finks next commissioner
Jim Finks. who once ~t out John e
Un1Las for a qµanerback job but is better -
known for turning three Losing teams into
winners as an e>.ccutive, 1s e·q>ected 10 be ----
chosen Thursday as the NFL's first pew commissioner
in 30 years. '-...J
Accor<t1ng to several NFL sources. Finks. who will
turn 62 on Aug. 31 , will be the only recommendation
to the NFL owners by the si,·member selection com-
mittee when the owners meet at 3 p.m. BOT.
In fact. Finks met with the committee in New York
on Tuesda) to finalize the deuuls of his contratl.
The 'acancy was created when Pete Rozelle
shocked the owners by announcing his retirement in
March aner 29 )ears. Rozelle's tenure was the second
longest of any commissioner in a major spon -only
the ~Hl's Clarence Campbell servN! longer. 32 years.
"We're going to recommend one man. We were
told to identify a guy aod that's what we're going to do:·
Wellington Mara of the New York Giants. c0<hairman
of the committee, said Wednesday. Mara would not
confirm that Finks was that man. -
In other NFL news:
• Wilhe Banks. a guard who played for the Wash·
ington Redskins. New York Giants and New England
Patriols 10 a six-)'car NFL career. has dled of artenal
scloros1s. lie was 43.
• Washington Redskins linebacker Mel Kaufman.
his spirit weakened by two consecutive seasons of
battling injuries. announced his retirement after an
eight-year career that netted him two Super Bowl rings.
TEl,t:\'ISIO'\-R .\BIO
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Brooks prefers
easier courses
Defending Hartford champion
dlsprov,s his one-time theory
CROMWELL. Conn. (AP) -Mark Brooks once
thouaht touah courses helped his aolf pme. Now, he
concedes, he might have been wrong.
Retumlna to the 6, 786-yard, par-71 Tournament
Players O ub of Connecticut as defending champion.
Brooks is one of the favorites to capture this year's
Greater Hanford Open. "I like this course because it's not too long,"
Brooks said. "I used to think I'd play better on the hard
courses. ... I've made most of my big checks on
relatively easy aolf courses."
Brooks' best finjsh since last year's Hartford was a
playoff loss in the Southwest Classic in October. Then,
after missin& the cut or withdrawing in 10 of 12
tournaments, he tied for 47th at the Westchester Classic
and for fifth at the Canadian Open.
Despite missing the cut at last week's Western
Open, he says he is "probably swinging the club a little
bit better than I wa~ last year at this time."
"You don't always shoot the best scores when
you're striking the ball the best." he said Wedne&da)'
after a praclicc round. "There's that unknown ingre-
dient that allows you to hit it in the hole as fut as you
can."
He did that better than anyone else at last year's
GHO. Tied with Joey Sindelar and Dave Barr at IS-
under-par 269 after the fourth round, Brooks won on
the second playoff hole.
"The best p:art of my game 1s mid-irons, S-1ron
through 8-iron,' he said. "Maybe I get in some kir;id of
sw1n& groove with my irons.·
Brooks, 87th on this year's money list with
$93,230, could nearly triple his total winnings by taking
the $180.000 top prize here.
Other top entrants include Mark McCumbcr, win-
ner of last week's Western Open; 1984 O HO champion
Peter Jacobsen, who lost to McCumber on the first
playoff hole last week, and Mark Calcavecchia. the
tour's third leading money winner.
Five of the top 10 money winners -Calcavccchia.
McCumber, Chip Beck, Scott Hoch and Mark O'Meara
-are entered ..
Then thCTC's-Lee Trevino, who will be 5.0 on Dec.
I and is preparing for the Seniors Tour. He tied for fifth
at the Western Open and tied for fourth at the 1987
G HO.
"Trevino's been playing well," Brooks said. "If he
can make some pulls. he might be in contention all
week."
Brooks won't be ifhe reverts to his form of the first
five months of the year. He made the cut in each of his
flrst five tournaments, but his best finish was a I 2th-
place tie. He skipped the next two events. then things
got even wo~.
He missed two cuts and withdrew once in his next
three tournaments. After a 36th plact tie the next week.
he missed six consecutive cuts.
TRANSPAC
FromC1
Wednesday she bad broken a boom. but was makina
jury repain and remaining in the race.
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him so, addina that he had some
plays of his own that were ptttty
remarkable.
It's possible Recd didn't know
whet.her tolaufh or cry. And he may
have rubbed has chin renectively
before tumina. without a word. and
walkina ofT. That may h&vc had
notbina to do with the switch, but
Recd later had Glenn Thompson at
quarterback and McClellan at full-
back.
McClellan stHI lau&bs at himself
over that ep1aode.
Rollo's kid brother, Spark~ a '39
vanity cent.er under the late Dick
SpeuldiQI at Newport HiJh. also
had a knack for findina bunself in
the ri~tickhna situations.
Speuldina once needed aomc extra
dccoyt to Nn fervent pessin1 drills
for his q\llt1crbaclc. He chose Sparks
to olay end on the dnlls. It was
exhausting. And it finally dawned on
Sperb that the quarterback was
rlCVCT IOll\I tO throw \he ball tO him.
Af\cf one Iona pus pett.cm,
Sparks just sat down at a distaoce to
catch hit breath. It cauaht the eye of
Spauldi"la Who hollared, .. What do
you think you're d01na?" Sparks ~back, .. rm reatine. .. lt'a quct-
tionablc whetbtr the sublequent
words &om Spauldina arc printable .
And it fD8Y bave been tbe 111e Jim
Brooks, a •44 Newport Ii-= who rualled one coecb who clai he
kntw ho. to aq, the peat Harold
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Phillies earn win in I 0th, 3-2 J
Jeltz tall ies game-w inner
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Orioles-improve by 2 3 games
From The Associated Press
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ALL-STARS
Fro"' Cl ' · . member and nl"'ll\S bl· proud uf.'
Schmidt. SC\'t'nth on lh<' all -11mt'
home run hsl. v.·on the: closest race
a1 an) pos111on. holding olT ('in<'1n-
na1.1's Chris Sabo b) 16.136 voJc.s 11.s
1hc Na1ional League')> lh1rd
baseman. Sch1111dt . who was baiting
.20} with six homers and 18 RBis
when he reured. i<'d Sabo b~· 87.000
\·Otrs going into lhc final wl'ek of fhn
ballolting .
.. Maybe:: 11 y,•111 slart a nt'W cralc.
Guys w1U s1art 10 rcttrc before the
All-Siar pn1c," Schm idt ~1d .
Schmidt said that even 1f he "''as
allowed to pl~. he would not
"There is f10 1hing 10 gain. If I
strike out I'd havt' 10 live with that
~lhe rest of m y hfe. If I .ot a hit I'd
be second guessed. They d 5ay 1hat I
could s1ill do ii. should no t have
retired.'' he said. "I made tlic nght
decision. t don'1 belong on the
fie ld."
NL Pmiden1 Bill White and All·
Star Manaaer "(om Lasorda of Los
Anaclcs will pick a replaccn1cn1 for
Schmidt, an I l ~t1mt' All· tor for
PhiladcJphia. A starter dOt'S no1
have to be 1nnouncro until aa·
metimt.
Sabo is on the diu~ed lis1
lhrou&h the All-Stir break ind can·
not P.ray. Howard Johnson or Bobb)
Bon1l\ti it likely to start. All tt5Crvcs
and pitchers will be named Thurs·
dlic Canieco, list year's AmcriCln
iaaue Most V1luable P11yer. ha.1
bttn o ut sinct sprina trainin-whh a
rractuttd wrist. H( is plar,1 n1 for
Oak\ti nd's Cla11 AA Huntsville team
on a rchabilitalion assianment.
"'The fa ns trt and have been extrcm~.ly su pportive or--me:·
Can*O said. "T hey are the ones
who vote for who they want to see
i n the pme, 1hcir f1vorile5, and
·obviot.&Sl,X I'm ont or their
favorian. CanltOO plans 10 make hiJ 1989
mt;or·lttaYC" debut on Sunday, lhe
Adilctia' fiul pme bc(ort tbe-
bftak. .. ,., 1<ai1 1·11 r.r 0<1<0 btfote 1be
..il.Sllr Oamc. II< aid .• 8-.1 Oaka..d m&M1Cr Tony La It•,.. and .,.,.... ..._ Sandy
Aldtnon IOUndecl u•blPPY abo\lt
C.uecn's ~nL "Wbat I ID c:ionc:tfHOd lbou't is 1f
he aw hi ,_ on mailht abcKlt
..... ht't; "'""°"'" lO be loin& wl 1•t'' to Ml,P: m win tht dlvhion,"
La R-oold. "II lie -·1 -
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Canseco Sch midi:
C)otra-basc h1 l!J for llunl<i\i lll'. was
nut 111 lhc s1art1ng li neup Wcdni:s-
da)· ni&ht bcrausc or his sort v.·r1<;1
"Well. I'm !old he's not playing
1on1gh1. So 11 sounds 10 me like he's
still playi ng his wa) 1n10 shape:· La
Russa ~id. .
Added Alderson; "J1 's our dt'·
cisio n when he comes off the dis·
abled list and he has to be acl1 \'a1cd
to pla} in the All-Siar Game. It's a
decision 1hat can be mndr al l lht'
wa~ up Ufi lil Sunda)."
"Even 1f we ai;:t1,·a1c him. 1f wr
feel 1l's not in the bcs1 inten:~ts o f
the Oakland A"s 10 play h1n1 1n 1he
All-Star Game, y,·e m1ah1 pl't'fer 1hat
M takes thru or four da)'S orr:·
Alderson said.
First baseman Will Clark of San
FrancJtro led 111 votc-gcuers with
1.833.329 and will make his seoond
start. Outfielder Bo-Jackson of K.an·
sas Ci ty ao11he mosl in the AL whh
1,148,696 and will make his first
apptarancc.
Dlrryl '"wbcrry of lhc NC*
York Mets won a spot in 1he NL
ou1field for the finh time1 bul wlll
not play because of an iruurcd roe . ··t know 0.N')'I really would want
to play and show hit arcat 1.llr:a>ance
10 h fi fans, but in the bt.Sflruertsrs
of 1fie'Cl\lb1 ho·mill y-nttd1 tt'ic rest
to heal the lot," Ntw York' manager
Davey Johnson said.
Only one ract. was d«lded in the
final week. T~a1' Julio Franco
overt'ame a 7.000.votc marain and
p11Kd St:ve Sax of~cw Yorlc a1 thr
AL"1 te«lnd ba1em1n by 27.000.
Sin Franc1JCO's Kevin Mitchell,
lcldina the nftlon with 27 home
nans and '' RBi s. ~ NL out· f'iddon. But Teiw' Ruben ~ .mo lNds lhr AL with a .331 aver·
._ and If 1trd wnh Franco for the
...._ Wet -.·llh 61 RBlt. An.ishfd
1laih in the ou1r.ekl.
Od~Strnth o( t. Lot.< W111 sy.n
fOr thl aeven1h 1tr1iaht )ftr a1 lht
NL'• Ilion-11111>_,,., Ctl
........ wiH Mar\ for 1he ntut 1ime 11
IMAL'1""'"'1ap.
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Je1t7 hdd 111 third 1..·~rn ~_l.vugh nghl fil·lder Paul
O'Nt'1ll bohblc:d the ball l"H·e tht•n k1cl.t"d 11 towardo;
firs1. 1h1nk1na Jrlt1 had \l'Ort·d • · "
l)}\..s1ra "l'n\ 10 'ii.'ton<l and f urn Hl•rr ... a\ 1n1t·n-
t1 onall) ... alkl·d ( dlt hc1 Jt·Jr Rt·l·<l tht•n fadl'd 111 handle
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ce1ve1 a pal: from Jack Clark for hf• homer.
1n,1dt· It "cnt out'i1d1..' l.11 I could do wa\ just jab s1
11 and tr~ to keep ll 1n fron1 of me."
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thl· '1l IUI') l hl' Keds ha' C' tos1 'ii.\ of 1he1r 1as1 e1ghl
and I., l)f lhl'ir la~· ~b
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Cubs 5, Padrl!s 3: Mark (irace h11 a lY.'o-run homer
and three duublt''> as ho~t C hicago beat San Diego for
thl.' \1~1h lime in '>l.'\Cn game\
Giants 5, Pirates 4: Trevor W1l~n allo v.·ed two h11S
1n ~'l'n 1nn1nj,~ for his first major·lcaaue victory and
.,1ngll'd home a run !Or \ 1s1lln(! San Francisco.
Expos 7, Br11ve!i 5: O..·nn1s r-.1an 1nl'2 won hi s e1gh1h
. (un<M.·cu!l\C" dt•t1)1un and H ubie Brooks' sacnijcl! Oy
llroke a 5-5 lll' 1n lhl' St, th as \ 1s111ng Mon1real ralhed
frun1 a ~-0 deficit
A1tro1 6, M~t• >: J)~n n~ ()anA'1n impro,·ed to 8-2
and Bill\ llatcher got th ree hits IOr host Hous1on.
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father-son duo
PITTSBU RGH (AP) -
Barf) and Bobby Bondi
became baseball's fa1her·
son caucr home n1n1
leaders Wcdne!iday ni&ht
v.hcn Barry hit a thrtt-
run. p1ni;:t'i-t'iomcr 1n \bl!
ninth 1nn1 ng of Pit·
tsburt.h's 6-4 loss to the
San Francisco Giants.
Bobby and Barry Bondi
ha\e 1camcd for 40&
homers .
Barry Bonds' homer, his
11 lh of lhe season and bis
fi rst s1 nee June 8, was the
76th of his four-year ca·
re-rr Bobby Bonds. a for·
mt'r . .\·II-Star outfielder
"''1th the Giants. hu JJ2
homers in his 14-ycar Cl·
reer.
24CARROT
COOK-OFF
Saturday, July 15, 1989
4p.m.
Judg ing will be held
at 4:30 p.m.
Awards will be given
immediately following
the judging
Parllclpahon In the cook-off wlll 1dmlt 1
person FREE per en1ry. Enter at the Main
Entrance and proceed to the Crafl & Cook•
Gallery of the Home Atls Bldg , • 16. on the
Orange Coun!y·Foi<ground
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RUNs-&JedlSOl'I. KeMel Cffv. ss. McGrltf,
Toromo, 5'; R"fl/ICMrlOI\, O.kland, 54, S~r•.
T tltft, Sf; T ettlelOfl, e.ttlmot'e, ~ ll81-Frenco, Teus. 61; Sterr•. T ... ,, 61,
8 Jec:lllOll. Kansas Cltv. S1, GMlll, Minnesota,
W. Leonerd, Seattle, S6 HITs--Puclll ll, MIMftO!e, °'110~ Saa, N-
Yort., 109, Slerre, THH , 1•. Gen.or.er. Chi· caoo. 104. Fr9t!CO, TlltH, 100
DOU8LEs-Pucaett, MlnnbOll, 11, Slerre.
THH , 77; looos. aosron, n . llHd, l o.ton. n. G..,, Toronto, It
TltlPLEs-wNM, ~ t 1 P8redlev ... 1.
tlmort , I, Slerr1, Teaes. I, 8oov1. Boston. 6,
llevnolch, S.elllt, • HOME RUNs.-Deet, MllweukM, 21,
8 Jedlton, Kensas C1tv, 20. Tettltton, 8alll·
more, 20; McGrlft, Toronto, It. w111t1ker,
Otlrott, 17
NetMnll Lff9"
<T'tnutfl W__.'t'• G"'""l
( .. MHI tft 236 el Mtl)
G Al ft H Pct. TGw~nn SO M 332 SI 111 3SS
Larkin Ctn 71 299 " 10S .JS I
WC1tr• SF 13 JOI SS 100 332
8utllt SF n 2t1 • 16 7ff Mltchtll SF 11 2t3 SS N Jt•
lt•lllls Mon 7• 255 0 7S ,..
Glltfrtro $IL tO in 11 I I m
MThrnOsn Sil 71 t36 a3 6t m
OSmllh Sil 7J 27S )t tO 2t1 HJOllnM>n NV 7S 17' 5' 11 1'0
ltUNs-RTl\om9tOn, S.11 Frenclsco, SI,
Mltchell. San Frenclsco. SS, WClarll, Sen Fren·
cltco. SS, HJotmon, New Yori\, 54, aonds.
PltllOurD!I. SI, TGwvnn, S..n Dieoo, SI R8t-Mllehlfl, San Frencisco 76, WClan
$all Frencisco, 60. ONelM. Clnclnnall. S6
HJOMMl<I. New Yori!, 54, Gurrero. SI Louis.
51 HITS-TGwyM, San Dleoo, 111. Lerllln Clndnnell, 105, WClarll, Sen FrtftCIKO, 100, llAtomtr, s.n oi..o, 17, • are tied with N
DOU8t.ES-Welltcll, MofltrMI. 15, GUif·
rere, StLouls. n; Raines, Montr .. 1, ti, aoncss.
PillJOurell, 20; Mlldiell, San FrenciKO 20
Mwrtv, DtMn. .. TRIPt.Es-ttrnom-. S.11 Frenclsc:o, I ,
llOCMr'fs. Sen Olei>o. 7, aon1 ... Pltt~on. 6,
6 ere tied wnn s.. 110ME RUNs-MllcMll, San Frendteo, 21.
HJoMson, lffw YOf"lo., 22; GDevl1, Hou.tlon, 16, Slrewoetrv, N...., Yot11. 16, EOavls, ClnclMall,
1S
WW&h•H < .. un ~~ • ....,, ..............
lven 1.lftdl, C1ectloUovt111t. Clef. Oen Goldle,
Mc'--11• Vt., 7·6 (10-1), 7·• 11·•), 6*0• John
Mclnroe, Cove Ntcll, N.Y., Clef. Mats W ... ,_,, Sw.dtn, 7·6 (1·6), 3-6, 6-~, ... I lotls
a.cktr, WHI CHr"'41!1V. def. Paul CMmllef"lln, T .. , Otllo, 6•1, 6-2, 6-0, Stefe11 Edllert,
Swtdtn, Clef. Tlrtl M111otte, loaton, 7"6 17·2>,
7•6 11•·'2> ... ,,
"*-..... '**" Or .. Ven lmOurtfl, Neolff. Fie., tlld Simon Youl, Au.lrttle, cltf. Nell arotd encl Sttftn
KrutW, loulti Atrlce, 7·6 17·2)1 6·•. 6·2; JtYlel'
ftrena, Arttt1llnt, encl Laoneroo Levelle, Me••
1co. def. Jl'tl Grallel, Tunon. Nit., Wld Pttrlctl
Mclnroe, OVtlff .. .,, N.Y. 6-., 6·•, 6-4; Jolln
f<ll•ftrtld, Au•trette, end Andln Jarrvd.
Sw.defl, cltf. Sammy Glammatve, Houlton. aod OltM La'f9tldKl!ff, fl'orlola V , .. ., , 2·6, 6· •·
6·•. ,.... 6·1; Pieter Aldrich llllCI Dem. VIHtr
(10), South Atria, cltf. KtYltl Currtn, Austin,
Ttllts, end 0.llld Pete, LH V ... s. 6•7 ll·IO),
6·7 1•·71, 7·6 (12·10), 7·6 (7·41, 6•2; Jell• Htt•. Swllltfltnd. and John McEnroe, Cove
N«ll., N.\' .. lttd .,.I., Ooolltn end Lawrlt
Wtr..,. (12), Allltrellt, 6·), 4·6, 6·4. •·2.
•lllHtlded
WOMmN nH ...... 0-
lMIHa S.vc.lltMo eno .Natalie t vere..,.,
Soviet Union, cltf. ~ Hllf'Pff. San Frt11· clsco, end WtftdV wnlle, Atten11, 6·2. 6-1. ............. '**" J-Ho¥otM encl Heltne Sullove, C1ech0·
"°vellla, dlf. Gltl t<ernendu, Puerto lllco, •lid
Lori McHell. ~ton. 2·6, •·1, 6·•: Nlcoll Provl•, Aultrtlla, end Elna R~n. Soutn
Africa, cltf Sltffl Ortf, Wesl Germenv. end Gebrltle S.0.11111, Ar..,,une, 7·6 (7·0>. 6-•.
Martina Nevrelltove, Fort Wortn, Tex•'· •nd Pem Shrfvtf, l ullltrvllle, Md,. cltf 8rlf\Cla
Sch\1111, '"lhtrlends, end AndrH Temesverl.
Hun .. rv, 7-S, •·1 (S·J), 7·S..
'l&TIUNS °"',.,.... Sllltltt Merk Edmondson, Austrelle, cltf. 801> Lull.
San Cttmente, 6·3, •·l.
.... cl ...... Semi•
(H-,,_., ........,.., .. Hvt~)
IVMLMll(_..-flnl)
Fir" rounct-cltf. Nicoles Perelre, 7·6 17·•>.
4·6, 6-3, 6·7 15·1), 6· 1
5lcond round-def ltonnle 8etnman. •·7
(s-7), 6·J, 6·2. 6·2.
Tnlrd round-def. Tomas Cerl>Olllll, 7·6
(7·1), 6-l . 6· I Fowtn rOUnd-def. Peter Llllldllrtn, 1 ·6, 7-6
17-SI. •·2. 6·4 Quarterllnats-dtf. Oen Gol<lle 7·6 < 10·1), 1·• 17·•>. 6-0 Semlf.........,,4-IOl'ls-Bacllt£ ()). s ....... ..,., ...... MCMlll)
Finl round-def. Chris Prld!lem. 6·3. 6·•.
6·1
Second round--def ToOCI WoooorldQe, •·•.
•·•· 1-6, 1·• !7·S), Third rouncl-cltf Scott Devis, 6·1. 6·•. 4·•. ,.,
Fourth rOUllO-def Amos MeM6or1 (1'),
•·•. 6·3. •·2. ~rtarllnels-dtf Tim Mevo111 (I), 7·6
11-11, 1 .. t1•· 12>, 6-J Semlflnal•-vs. Johll McEnroe ISi
---heir• c--.-!Nrd) Firs! round-cllf 8rv1n ~Ion. 6·1. 6·•. 7·6
(Ml S.Cond r04.llld-def. ltlcf'lerd Metuszews11;1,
•·J, 1-s. •·•. Tf\lrd round-cle4 Jen GUMeruon, 7·S, 7·6
17·1). •·l. F-tn rOUM-dlf Aeron l(rlck11tln fl3),
•·•. 6·4, 7·S. ~rlerflntls-<lef. Peul Cnemberlln, 6· I,
•·2, 6-0. StmlfNls-vs. lven Lendt Cl).
JtMMc•lll'•(IMded flflfl)
Flr'1 r~ Oerren Ctnm, 4·6. 4·6, 6·2, 6·>. 1·6 Second l'OUllCl-dlf. Rktlev R-l>ero. 6·3,
3·•. 6-3, 7·S. T!llrd rOUnd-def Jim Pvo!I, 6-3, 6·4 6·2
F-tn rCIUllCl-cMI JOhn Fll111«ekl. 6·3. O-•.
•-•. 6·• QIM!trflnelt-def Mel• Wtlalldt< (4). 7·•
11·6), 3·6. •·3, •·• SemHlnM-vs Stlfe11 Edtlerv (2)
Min'• teumament
lel S'9·Adlle, Ouelle<l
""' .... Sllllltt Jlmmv Aries Jerlcno. N Y • <Ill Deve ltendeU, United SletH, 7·6 (7·)), 6· 1, Jiff C11nr1n, Unlleo Ste1es. cltf ltven 81a111, UMtO
Stettt 1·• !7•S), •·•. Anclf...., S1ne;der, Cen·
eda, cltf Albert Cnane. Cena<Se, 6·2 •·2.
Mallin Dionne. C1nad1 cltf Pelr1<1'i Ftvnn.
""'"""' 6·J. •·l , Wiiii Olltn, Wnl Germanv. def David Lom1<11v. Un11tc1 Slates, 6·1, 6·0,
Jeen•Frencots Meln..-.i, Cen•d•. cltf Mien.et
Hammell, United States, •·l , 6·•, S.O.srlen
Ler .. u, C•nacHI, cltf 1r11n Gvt1110. Cene<le,
I·•· 7·6 (7 3), 7·S. Mtrcu• NMwle. Wttl
Gfl'Mtlnv. def Jett Cft•eno Unfltcl s111es, 6· I, 6·0.
Old-Timers Game Baseball Card Show
The Eclut\lblc Old·Tim~rs Senn All.Star
Game Will be pllyed IC Anaheim Stadium pnor to the Twin .. An,tls pme Sunday. with
inU'Oduroons bt&lru:una. a1. ll.U. Hall or F1mcn Roy CampaMlla and t.Ou
loudrcau will mlfl&le the tquads. Camp1nclla,
who speftl 10 )ta~ With the ~ will
m&ftllC the Nauonal Lnaue. and lloudruu.
Who apcnt hJS M~r Lca,ue career with the
Ind•• 1nd Red Sox. will d1rec1 the Amencan
"iil:m All-Scan 1ncJuck Ernie Banki end
lilly WU.bum (Cb!QIO Cubs). Johnny Benc:h r,-1.1 lledl). LOu 8todl and Bob Ciiblon Leuit Cardinah). Eddw MMdlnt-t. Wamn
ud Plul Nirk.ro (MUwwaukec and Atllin·
u .. vn), BiU Mucro.ki, Al Ohvcr, Willie
~ and Maftny s.ntuillm (P1ttsburlh· ~ and Robie Aotiena (PfUl*lpllla-
Pbiltin).
11lc AL All-&ara tndudc Dkk AJkn (Clll·
CllO Whi1e So11), ~ Bonds. Jim fret0$i Md Olla C'bance (C'altfomla Antdt), ROU1e
Fl.n. Joe Rudi Ind ltrt C'•ii• (Katt· -City 1nd Ol*lllld Athletics IOb Peller
(Clrwelled lftdilat), Wtutty F ;-Yon Y-,.Ji.::.F ....... a (DettOia T ). .._ . .., ad Tony Oli\18 in....,
T.._), O.ytord Ptriy (<1eYctnd 1 .... _, ,._. .......... ). 8o01 Powell lild lroc*t .._ .. __ •n• ~ onotn).
The 1989 All-Star Baseball Card &po v.111 be
held July 7·11 at the Shnne Aud11onum in Los
Anatln. BtJlcd as the la111t1t pons collttt1t>Ks con·
11en11on m Southern Cahfomia hi•lory. more
than 3SO exh1b1tors from 111 over the country
will be dttplayi"' thetr buebe.11 cards from-1910 to 1919. lki1dcs cards, there will also bt
un1forMs, pme-uied bata. mapzines, pro-
arams, autoaraphed material and other
mcmorab11ta rcprcttnltl\I all different sports.
The ldm1t1iOft II$' pt'f day With I five-day
pan 1"11llble for Sl4. Show limn arc noon-I
p.m. on Friday; 9 Lm 4 p.m. on S.turday~ 9
1 m.· 7 p.m. on unda)'; and 9 a.m.--6 p.m. on
Mondly 1nd Tuaday.
The ShnM Auditorium it localfld at 700 W.
32nd St. To set theft, uh 1·10 •t Hoover or
1·110 11 &posttaon llvd For mcm tnfor-
mat.ion. phoiw Thybera Spona Marte1U\1 in
Buena Park II '23-IMl>.
Ascot mlnl-s~rl~s slat~
tlO\I''' ~.._..
NA K ...... Cle.Ilk
, .. ltMn*)
HOTF llhulll of 61ecMe#tr flnals wllfl
n.met tlO!TltlOwns, p111fel IOl81t, ffmts N Ved
•nd ,,,1 .. "'°"'" 1. Tom Crltn , TemH. Fl•. •st (two
games), Ul,000. t, Dtvld 0110. vldot. Te•"· 1t1 1-1.
'12,000
), CUt'tll Odom, Wlf'ltlon·Stitm, N.C., 677
(llVM), $1,SOO aAHIALL
NdeMlueeut
ot:t :P st:.\ ,..
~L l rven Goebel, Merrltm, Kai\. 113 lone>.
U ,gw I S Tonv W•"lalle, Ectrnoncl. Ollla., 1~ (-• ss.00o PllV.., ltMUltl
HOUHON ASTROS-SIOMCI Jeff JU<len, pllcntr, end euloned nlm to Int A•lrOt' 111m
In the Gulf COHI leeoue
DAVIY'I LOO<lft (Ne__, a.edl) -6
l>Oets, 1n enerer• 1n t>errecude, 2SO l>Oflllo.
S6 cod, 2 hallbul, lS6 calico l>en, 660 sancl·l>en.
tt mecktret, 4t .culPln, •o blllt PlfCI\. Geme ~ -Odom Clef. W.•llakl, 206· 163
Geme two -Odom def. Goebel, ?2•· 113
G1me '"'" -Crllts Clef Oc19m. 25'·2•5 Tiiie .. rM -Crllts def. Orio, 202· ltl
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Bastille Day BK
The Untied Cerebral Palsy AsS0C11tion's
fiflh 1nnual Bastille Day SK Race on Sunday,
July 16 at the u Mend1en Hotel in Newport
&>ach has set an ovel"lll priu pe~kqc of
S I0,000. C..ab pnzes will be •warded (0 the tor three
O\'Crlll mak and female finihers IS WCI IS (or
count rcrords. Pnzcs ror first ovnall male and
female winners 1lso include a 1np for two to
Puis end vinous iMrchand1tt.
Ne1rty 4',000 runners competed a )Ur 110
on the unusually fast course throu&h the
buatness •nd financial district of Newport
Beach and Irvine. Olympic aold . mcdahst Bob
Scaaren rttums as ttlcbnty cha1nnan. 1'M C'm La Vic lK Stndt, open to partio·
pants of alJ lit\. i1 1tt for 8 1.m. A ~race aerobic W9m'IUP will 1tan the day's activhies, ~ Corporate teams wlll compete for the .. brown
shot" award, a pcrpetu.l trophy.
Other evtntt include: the International Food
Faire and Beer Oankn; a Rtneu elJ).lbition
with medacal e•~•. m....,e therapy ~ the
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Bodysurfing meet
The 13th annual World Bodysurfin& Cham-
pionabips. which annuall)' drav.s about 400
competitors from throuahout the U S .• Austral-
ia Ne-...• Zealand and Brazil. will be held AUS.
18-20 11 the Oceanside Munic:1pel Pier, bqan-
nina 11 6:30 a.m. each day.
Compeuuon 1s open 1n ~ven men's •ac
bradcetS ranaina from 12-14 to SS-and--0ver. and in thrtt women's qc poups. 1nclud1n1
12-17, 11-24 and 2S-1nd--0vcr
Prchm1n1ry compct1t1on will be Aus. .18 and
19. with .emifinal ind final compcttuon ~n
Aus. 20. Awards include etc. bed &Jass t~phres
and a wtde vancty of surfina me~hand1se and
equipment. The three-day event includes a bclchfronl
luau, dantt and body1Urfil\I film show, ~nd
tculpturc of 1 bodysurftt by World C'ha!'\PIOn .. nc1 ~ulplOr Kah Bradford. and a vancty of
aurfin& product vendon.
Enlry ~ 11 SI O. with forms due by Aus. 4.
Enuy blanks may be obtained by callinj the Blade Tribune newapaper and additional 1nfor4
n11tion can be obtained from Bill Mittcll 1t
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1155,000.131-5598.
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,.,..Be, ;w .. pool, 1!.'o m1 bk)o, pool, 2BR. 2'111BA. Corona def Mir 2622 1 Bedroom 5660 2Bc:lr~ '' ·B• $795 beacl'I JBR. 2BA. yrly
to bMch Sf751rno No 'o'Ul 13500 28drm 1' 081 $770 2250 V1f'lgu1r<1 ~0·9628 s 1 250/mo A¥llt ~ld· Pill 730·8228,581.()227 CLIFFHAY~t.J gr111 "Jiews~ 1111111 28drm 2B1lwnnM1865 July Bkr 642-3.850 •BR. pool & ape 13.500 ...... &..MC·ll11 lllOllTU min Hlrlt. lrKh 2640 ---l11:i Llndenwoo d. Nr
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poueasion 970_2693 l~Cost•M.,. 1614 w11er N11• shopping ''"° 12 .,1860.9513 dep • i11mo !!138·8l 18 6<18·5330 leave rnsg
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rent. SIOK. 642-8392 01n1 Pt to C11111n1. Spacious J BR 2''\'BA 2 ;;;;;;;;:;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;J~S:•:OOO:::'m:o::_•:._:•:9•·2023 1tory condo t!.f po.al
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11/.B1175-0 All utlls pelcl laundry fac11111es. yard a< & bllCl'I 1350/mo · PROF 16"'1118 non.1mkr
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1960 WALLACE * 966-152 1 * •GATED COMMUNtT'I' • 6"2· 1424 6-i2-•905 _ _ II·~ ••-ti place CMIHB. !311· 2<1 l Cl E'S d S d' let ... _, or 972-2020 ••!. 1335 S"MtNUTESTO BEACHt ••n I . Iv '0· qu 3BR 2BA: 1700 •II wlgo>ll'Ho:::t~tf~l~/~M:•~·~ .. ~·:.,.,.,,,•2"7 ~18~1 -.. iii'iiiOiiiimt -nelghbo•hood. pre!er n· 1• -lmYM-f llW LIWU Rimi smk1 S535 inc u111 A¥alt courM VIEW. Frplc, wei IU LAii MnL
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""2BR, S650·172S l'lkuPI. 2 car gar wl •l•e 1147 00 #It & up 227<1 ...
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a .. 1w1r pd Pool.gar, d lw 1BR n-c1ptsldrps. 1 car l::"";';N:o:pe~•~·-~·~•;•~-O~'°'~;l·~~~~fi!g~jj~[I mtM.TPll..IT 842-5-073 •850·6069 gar 5650mo 760·836<1 2722 Q Plm Al Al E'"s-,o-e-18•-~P S605:" ca-""'-lllWPllT 1111111 &Ill Vacadon Reatafs Ml·llll
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••NICE 2BR,-1BA New be1u11tut 111rden setting 1n1. 111\Cl o•••ge S8SO
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•Also 1BA a $1250 RE Salf/R N-•--~ 216" 1•-,,....._,, No carl)Oft Sorry,no pels ~ --~ 1111:'-.rt -, P• "'· g1r w """"er 2Bd•m , •• ,0, s715 E'SIOE JB• 2B1, !lOQJ gar, -Pets. 1875. 646-9797 •· •WESTCLIFF 3BR 29A 28dtm 281 1800 9nCl bt<:k~O. lndry, lrplC,
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Oppollte Cele School. Un1t1. Nurnerou1 up· d/w, micro, wood lhut-•GATEO COMMUNITY • A¥! now~715~<1gl~mo Agt 1 e.;,~----s6ss !rloe. 911 lnci, c;leln, up. PlllO, encl garage NO 1138·84?<1, 213-592·•970 Full NrVk:il tMilldltlg.
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MfM on hllltop. F•noe, P11h, Bkr 720-9422 COfonl dtl Mar 2122 micro, lrplcl In LR 8 m1tr 7wo chermlng, older ? •BONUS' Big ' Beeutllul •6<15·522 '* •11111• llDI• lurnllh~ houie near =~°"'°"'~°"=~~
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to bMch. F11m1ty room 133.5,000. Vlew of city & e CatPOfl• wlslorage 9·8 lor appt 700-5<19<1 1118·952· 1040 ce10ngs, trplc, o•rage 2 NEWPORT HGHTS iilicl'I TO o AY Is
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w+th QU9tom cabloell & Frenlugo,557-<1373 ·-~.WILSON MW appl. Avlll ~. old Cerport, P¥1 .,;e.., •TS10E.sp1c10us c;le1n lrvtneA.,..,.A 720·9<112 CROSSWORD PUZZLE Fr. doon opening lo HOTI HOT! HOT! ........ 723.()352, 780-8611 patio. SIOWI, relrlg. d/w 2Br 181, pool. cable
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on Tape, 729 Farad St , 8•2·7222 NEWPORTBCH873·3735 "Stressless·· IOu"ge tlMtfiN S10G 759-1104or84•-8722 113,"5 COSTAMESA}-48-6919 chair, yetrow velvfll, and ' ' •GARAGE SALE• -----Gold Chrome whsel1. 2 Hunt~lonBMctl
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S&L withdrawals easing; Dallas chiefs plead guilty
ly MATT YANCEY
WASHINGTON N et
withdrawals from the nation's sav·
ings and loans cased in May for the
fourth consecutive month, the gov-
ernment said Wednesday.
Federal Home Loan Bank Board
Chainnan M. Danny Wall, speaking
on the eve of the board's formal
rclcast of M~_ figures for ihc na-
tion's 2,934 S&ls, said thcrt was
only a "slight out now" of deposits in
May compared with a SS.4 billion
exodus 1n April.
Including interest credited to ac·
counts, deposits ro r the month roSC"
slightly for the first time since De-
cember, Wall said.
Meanwhile. Anorney General
Dick Thornburah said three forn1er
Dallas S&L executives pleaded gull·
ty to fraud and other charges of
insider abuse. A new Indictment also
was handed up Wednesday.
The three el!.ccu11ves arc:
-John H. Robtrts Jr.. former
prcsidenl of Summit Sa vings As·
sociation of Ballas. Robrrts used a
nominee borrower to obtain a $4.5
million loan from the institu1ion to
provide an airplane for Robtrts' use.
He faces a maximum jail term of 10
years and a $15,000 fine.
-Joseph R. sffiith. former VlCC
president a1 Sunbcil Savings As-
sociation 1n Dallas. who pleaded
1uLlty to conspiring to defraud the
bank board and 1he IRS. He faces a
maximum jail sentence offivr )tars
and a fine up to S250,0CX>.
-Kenneth C. Hood , former vier
presdient o f Western Savi ngs As-
soc1a1ion in Dallas. He-was chanttd
wnh attempt1n4 to defraud 1he fRS
by c.reating art1fic1al losses and by
mak1ns a false sta1emei'l1 1n co nnec-
tion with a SI 1.3 million loan from
Sunbelt Ht' faces a maximum
sentence of seven yeari 1n pnson
and a fine of $500,000
Indicted Wednesday wai> Bob R.
Franks, former president of '-'.t)rth·
park Sav1n15 Assoc1at1o n 1n R1 rh-
ardson, Te11.as.
Franks 1s accused of illegall y
di \en1ng $138.000 of Northpark
funds to make an interest paymen1
o'n a S2.95 million loan from
o..,, -....... .,. ~ ·-Tom Graunk• tau9ht his dad to use computers. Now he pl•n• to te•ch hi• d•d's colle•9ues n•tlonwlde.
Mesan coaches executives on PCs
Advertising agency owner's son tackles computer illiteracy 1.~an be taken ho1ne for S5.500. print·
er not included.
G raunkc is "''ork1ng to arra nge
trades w11h computer stores 1n SC\·
cral c11ics where he plans 10 set up
sc.·n11nars. Through an arrangement
with C-on1pu1crland 1n Phoenix.
Graunkc gels cqu1pn1en1 furn is hed
for seminars 1hcre. The storr pro fi1 s
from tht• sales to sludent s, and Mas-
U~Tlnf Computt•rs has access 10 the
stores chent hst and a page 1n the
compan) 's nt•wslc11cr.
ly DONNA MOONEY a-, Not ..,_., a.°"
It all started when Tom Graunkc's
'dad asked him 10 teach hin1 how to
use these new-fanglrd things called
computers.
Dad didn'I want to know what the
heck VGA means, or the difference
bctwttn a megabyte and a mosqu1lo
bite.
After Tom whippc-d out hfs 14-
pound laptop com puter and warmed
up 1he lates\ software. dad soon
learned to create thrtt~olor bar
--graphsl n a matter orit'fii'ilil6-a1'd
use the equipment to keep 1rack or
his daily schedule and 1m ponant
phone numbers.
Tums o ut To m's father. who hap.
pens to own a S6Q..million·a-year
Chicaao advertising agency, wasn't
much diffcrcnl from a 101 of other
corporate chiefs. Underneath the
suits and the power, these executives
remain compu1er illiterate.
The youn• Costa Mesan fi&ured if
he could te.ach his dad. he could
teach just about eve ryone else. l·IL s
father agreed. So with an 1n\·tstmcn1
Tom esti mated will reach S50.000
by year's end, the pair ha ve Sl.01 out
to capture 1he market undC'r the
name Mastering Computers Inc.
But Tom admits tackling the n1a r-
kct is tough . The JX.·ople he S«ks 10
teach treat li me as a precious com-
modity. The) also sh) aWa} from
admittina their 1lllteracy.
Tom said he has 1he answer 10
both problem~ After a test run of a
free . thrtt-day seminar 1n (0h1 cago
combining class time and ao lf 11me
at a ritzy resort, he shav«I 1hc
program to tw o days and dropped
lhl' go lf
And he skips the 1gnorancc
allogether.
"We do everyth1n1'we can to not
talk about computers," hC' said.
''These people are vert int1n11da1cd
by the ~omputer a nd they won't
admi1 it -they can'1."
It's called .. a silent a1TBngen1cnt:'
G rJunke said. ··we never !>3\'. ·we
know you don't know: ·· ·
Dunng the $750 course. students
Lip through a brief history of com-
puters. dl.'fin1tions of 1argon "''o rds
such as "peripheral," and a d 1s-
cuss1on of the most common ~oft
ware appl1cat1 ons b) exC<'ut1ves. B)
the end of the first day students ha\e
created thl.'1r o wn profit and lo'is
for«asts w11h colorful bar graP.h s.
Some find computer capab1h11es
dchghlful -and fasl. Onc e'ccutive
had been paying a graphic artist to
paint large bar charts for him.
Oraunkc said.
By lhe end of the seminar. anend-
ants know the d11Te rencc bct\.\·een
Microsoft's E:t.Ct"I and W1ndO\.\S, and
1hc difference lxt\.\et:n Compuserve
and Prodi&). For the first time the)
rcal1Lc the) can use a co mpu1rr 10
act the da) 's heaJhnc nc"''S and
check their stocks.
If a student becomes attached to
his or her rqu1pmcn1, the Compaq
laptop compu1er and the software
liraunke, a 13-yl.'ar-old w11h a
degree in markcung, sa id the com-
pan) will concrntrate on the South·
west. pnmanl) 1n Southern Cali-
fornia. His goal is 10 host a seminar
a "'·eek, three for corporate managers
and one for mixed crowds. O ne-on·
one sc:=ss1ons 1a1lored 10 the needs of
the execut1 \e are o!Trred for S500 a
da) plus expenses.
~·1astenng Computers plans a 1wo-
da) seminar on J ul) 20 and 21
Location has not bct.'n delerm1ned.
As for dad. he's st1ll 1n Chicago.
"Now he uses a compull.'r five hour~
a da y -he can·1 li ve without 11."
Judge slaps union with more fines
9y DAVID ltllO each daf the traffic jams continued.
..,_,..,,,_......., Wll iam s said the union violated his order
for six days with bumpcr-10-bumpcr traffic on
ABINGDON. V1. -A federal judge 1oday roads used by coal haulers. Most of 1hose in the
fined tbe United Mine Workers and two union convoys have been UMW members from 01her
officen an addi1iomil $720.000 for viola1ing his states on sympathy wildcar strikes.
bin on formina convoys to slow down trucks Stale Poh~ Spccl1I Aacnt Larry Waddell
delivtrina COAi. 1estificd that troopers wro1c nearly 200 1icke1s for
AllO today, an explosion damaacd a impcdina traffic last week.
McOure warehoute owned by lht sinltebound ''Despite 11l 1he massive ticke1in~ It"s all just
Pittston Coal Oroup, State Poltce said. No son ofwhistlina Oi-.ie," thejud.ae said. He ra15C'd
lr\juriel wtR: rtponcd. the daily fine to SS.S0.000 for (unhcr violations.
It wu not cleat whether whether the 2:30 UMW attorney Mike Pnsino said the un ion
Lm. b&ast wu related to the four·month strike will appeal the fines, which now \Olll $960.000. ..um the wmpt.ny by t.900 minen in Vif'linia. ·Jackie Stump. president of the union's Virainia 'Re9' Viflinla and Ktntucky. Polkc said the district, said the fines ltt ciu:essive.
ca.plosion was under invatiption. On Tuesday, the union pmcrcd supporl
U.S. District J~ Oka Williams on June from United Farm Workers' ~sidenl Cesar
26 f\DOd the UMW and two officers S2'40,000 for Chave1. orpftiztg convO)'I of can 1DOfi\iC1(1 o bloc .. Your-11ruatc is our ttruule." Chavu told
..._cgal tnftlhl_nd lhrtttened Ones of S 1201000 fo~ore than S.000-strikin& miner'\ and suppgrters
a1 a rally. "And your victory 1s our v1ctof) :snd
v1c1ory for every worker in this country "
Chavez said the U MW's comm11men1 10
non-violence durina the strike and 1hr use of c1,·1I
disobedience has captured 1he at1ent1on of or·
ganized labor.
:·People know 1bou1 11 1n 1hF' workplace,
even on the Wes! Coast," hr said of 1he labor
dispute tha t bet.an April S The puhlic and all
orsanized labor will be on 1he UMW'5 side as
long 1.s non-violent tactics persist, ('hav('z ia1d
Pitts1on miners had been work ing withnu1 a
con1ract for 1 • months when 1hcy went on itr1ke
O\er w1acs. bcncnu and workina condi11oru. The
walkout has spawned sympathy stnkf's by ]7.000
miners in the M idwest and APP11lach 1:a
Pi1tston President Michael Odom sa1d the
com~ny is ftelin& no presaurc to rcturn to the
barpinina table. The sympa1hy 11r1kes 1n have
.. Lero cffccl on us. .. Odom said. He added thal
Pillston continues 10 ope.rate with replacements .
-U.S .. wine consumption falls, expor~s up
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awileh in tcllina the story of W1nc to Iii< world.•
TM .Urvcy, us.ina stads11cs eom-pilcd by ,,.,. and 'f<ckrwl qencia
ind C'alifomil's Wine lnstatutc.
foutld I.Mt to\al U.S. wine COMump-tioli ~ to Jj2.l milli n lil·
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-1917, Iller Iii< Dhlrict or Q>I.
umbta, ire Nevada.,_ 4.8 .-uont.
down S.S percen1; California. 4.1
llllons. down 9.2 percent; Vermont, l.• pllons. down J. 9 percent, and W~i"l'on sllte. l .4 pllon1. down '-'· The turvey found the 1op fiv-e
1t1ta In to\61 wine coosum"pt.ion
,.... C.lifomil, 111.1 millio• ,U-
.loea; New Y"!!!, '°·) milhon; florid&. 32.4 million· Te.us, 26.8
D'liUioa, Ind 1Hinois. 26. 7 millkNt.
Wes or llloh<r-.,nc.d pmnlum
varillal Men 'boomed but J\C wine --II otro.in.
Centennial Savings AsS<X:1at1on of
Greenville, Texas. If convicted. he
coul~ be sentenced tu up to 15 years
1n pnson and fined up to $500.0ClO.
Thornburgh attributed lhe thret'
convicuons, as well as the new 1n-
d1ctmcn1. to the Dallas Bank Fraud
'{.ask Force
The task force, a J01n1 effort of the
Jusuce Department, the bank board,
the FB I and 1he Internal Revenue
Service, has broua.ht 1nd1c1men1s
aga1ns1 50 peo ple for s&.L or bank
fraud and obtained J 2 COO \ 1c11ons
tn two years. More than 100 other
people have been convic1ed for bank
or S&.L fraud under indictments
~u&ht by 1hc U.S. attomey's office
1n Oallas.
However. Thornburgh said he op-
posed a prov1s1on 1n the House S&.L
bailou1 bill that would rcqui~ the
Justice Department to maint.ain the
task force in Dallas and establish a
similar o ne in Southern California,
t~e two areas of1hc country with the
biggest backlogs of thrift fraud caset.
··wh.at we ~fer to do is have the
nexib1hty 10 move our resources
where they are neccssa'ry"
Thornburg.fl said. '
FCC grants waiver
of ownership to
Capital CitiesASC
By JAY ARNOLD
A100<i.t .... ''"' \Um.,
W . .o\.SHI NGT(JN -Capital
Cit1esABC has been granted a
permanent "'aiver to Federal
Commun1ca11on\ Comm1ss1on
rules that could ha\e forced the
company 10 ~II mulumdho n-
dollar radio and telc\ 1s1on sta-
tion~ 1n Ne"' York . Los Angeles.
Chicago and San Francisco. the
comm1ss1on said Wednesday
The comm1~~1on granted Cap
C1 uesABC"5 rcq ue!ol 1ha1 11 be
allo""ed to own WAB(".TV.
W-\BC-AM and WPU·FM 1n
Ne"' York c·it), WLS-TV. WLS-
AM and WYiZ-FM. Chic.a go:
KABC·T V, KABC·AM and
KLOS-FM. Los 4..ngelcs: and
KGO-~V and KGO-AM. <;an
Francisco
In March of !his )ear the F('C
loosened cross-ownership rulcs
that proh1b11cd a compan) from
owning both a radio sta11o n and
a telev1s1o n station 1n the same
telc\ision .. market," such as 1n
the New ".ork or Los Angrles
metropolnan areas.
The commissio n said 11 would
look favorably upon wai ver re-
quests 1nvolv1ng radio and tele-
v1s1o n station comb1na11ons 1n
the largest 25 te\e,·ision marke1s
1n lhc country.
It wo uld grant \.\at ven. 1f thcre-
were more 1han JO separately
owned. operated and controlled
broadcas1 \1censecs. or ··voi«i,"
after the pro posed combination.
the comm1ss1on said.
In a J.Q ruhng made June JO
and issued Wednesday, the com-
mission said Cap i11csABC had
shown the stations were located
1n fo ur of the fi ve tarxest markets
in 1he coun1ry. 1he comm1ss1on
said Cap C111csABC had shown
there arc 94 scparate broadcast
owner.I in Ne"'· Yorio: City, 79 rn
Los Angeles. 105 1n Chica1to and
51 1n San Francisco.
The FCC 1n 1985 had granted
Capital C1tu:s and ABC an 18-
month waiver to thr so-called
one-10-a-market rule when the
two media companies proposed
a Sl.5 billion merger.
The comm1ss1o n ha~ anttci·
pated that the two Companies
wo uld sell off radt0 and te~
''is1on Stallons to meet FCC re-
quirements. which also stipu-
lated that one company could
own TV stations that reached no
more than 25 pcrcen1 of the
viewing public.
The 1wo companies owned 12
TV sta11ons and 24 radio sta-
lions, and before the merscr was
completed 1n January 1986 they
sold four T V stations, eiJhl radio
stations and Capital Ci11es' cable
telev1s1on division for a total
price of about SI billion.
Among the sa les were:
WTNH.TV, New Haven, Conn ..
sold for SI 70 million; WXYZ-
TV, De1ro11.., and WFTS-TV
Tampa, Fla .. $246 million; and
WKBV.'-TV. Buffalo, N.Y .. S6S
million.
But before Lhc I 8·month
waiver pcnod expired. the com-
m1ss1on announced it was con-
s1derin¥ allowing common own-
ership 1n !he larger TV maTkcts.
Cap C itiesABC requested anothe~ extension er the tempor-
ary wai ver, a nd then the request
for a permanent waiver of its
holding 1n the four la'IC mart:cu.
'"Granting Capiu.I CiticSABCs
request ... clearly mCC'1S the slAn-
dards adopted in the multiple
ownership proceeding," the com-
mission said, addins that "per-
mitting radio-telev ision com-
b1nat1ons 1n the top 2!i markets
with many compctina voices
aenerally would not undermine
the benefits derived from (t he
FCC's) tradi1ional pro-com-
pc1111 ve and diversity policies."
Future dairy cows:
Tailor-made milk
By DON KENOAU
141' , .... w ..... d1tTert'nt from each otl'tcr is !he
vanous proteins 1n the milk," Tyrell
WASHI NGTON -T he IYJ?ICal s.a1d ... It's In this area, aherina the
dalf) cow of 1he-21st century will be propon1ons in the milk for s;pccific
a much larger producer by today's products., that ~·11 see a c.hanae."
standards. and might even 1urn ou1 Vernon G . Pursel. 1 reproductivt
some kinds of tailor·madc milk. physioloe1st al Beltsville. said he
according to . .\1ncult1.1re Dcparl-aod others have been ~·orkina for 1
n1cnt scien11s1s. )'car on taractlng components to the
H. Duane Norman. an1n1al re· man1mary glands of farm a nimals
sear_ch leader a1 the departmcnfs -and 1h11 could mean some ra1hcr
Agr1cull ural Rc!irarch Service f:s-CAotic results. •
cil11y in Beltsv1llc. Md., said herds .. Depending on what acne you
that > 1cld as much as 40.000 pound11 inscn, you could have some of the
of milk per co"'' annually (abou1 ratt medical proteins produced in
4,651 gallons) c1n be c:t.pccled 1n the 1he mammary a.land.'' -Purxl said.
ne11.t century. ··ncte special proteins could Ix
Nauonally, 1988 milk producuon e-.1rac1e:d from the milk ind
averaged 14.213 pounds J'l('r cow. or purified."
about 1.653 pllons. One cx1mple, he said. is the
··w e've had 1nd1,1dual co""''(\ blood-clonln1 factor uted to trc1t
already 1hat produced S0.000 hemophilia. a rare protein 1hat tome
pounds.'' Norman said 1n the cur-day miiht be extracted ft'om milk.
rent issue of Ag.ncultural Re-search .. Dunna the p&Jt year, we'\le
magat.inc. ··tn 19•S. we had 25 transfered a tcnc for a moute pro.
milli on" dairy CO"-S 1n the United te1n into pip. If tM mouse ICM
S1atrs. today we ha ve. about \0 functions cofTtttly, the mouse pro-
m1lhon. But the milk yield ptr cow te1n will ~ prctent in the milk
is up from •.600 pounds to an produ«d by our tTlflllC.nic. pip,"'
average of 14.000 pounds loday." Puntl uld.
The most eon1rovc.ni1I develop-The nc.1tt s1ep. he taid, will bt to
ment l1 bovine som11totmp1n. or connect 1he rqulat~ pert of the
SST. the ao-callc.d bovine 1row1h moutt rne 10 p1rt ofa ~ne for rare
hormone that is awaitina clearance med1ca protein IO tt can be
by the rOod and Dtua Admln1s--prod\.Klt'd 1n ·w ml.lk.. •
tion..bcfore-il-('an b6-uled by da1ry---""lbc..fina~
farmers. IYCh a .:nc. inio tho. dairy cow ... -
Cows produce 8ST naturally in Punel 11ul. "lfthef'tl\llelOl'Y-tWtf'I
their phuiuiry alands, and it can be the mou1e scne worb. it could a9o
made syn1hctlcally. ScYet1l com· be ulCd to modify the oompaalrioft
panics a~ workin1 on ven ionJ of or the milk."
1hc cM:mica:t. • • •
Another BrcltS\lille .cientis:t. Henry
F. Tyml. uld BST typh.'lllly wouki
boost a cow't milk output by l S
pc.:ra:nt. 1hhou,h on 1 lhon·lerm
balls h could n9C by a1 much as'°
perctnL .. rd MY ~11 ace bl ~Uy a con-
tinuation or the •MC. tttndl or the
loll '° ycon." Tyrell aid. "Whal I * i1 more-tm~• on llUorine
mUk IO -..,.c;flc prodWCI do-maftds.. ..
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erald of Anaheim·
hotel gets new· name
Tbe $07-room EmeraN ef AuMt• has been renam~ the Pan Pac1fic
Hotel followina consolidation with another hotel group. 1t was announced
lodl~ Emerald and Pan Pacific Hotel groups are subsidiaries of
multinational Tokyu Corporation of Japan. .
With the unification of the two hotel groups, now called ran. Pac1~c
Hotels and Resqru, the chain man:11cs and markets 18 properties an Asia,
Oceania, Hawaii and North Amenca. . . Two more hotels are currently under construction in Auckland, New
l.ealand and San Dieso. · fi H I ·d h William Torresala, acneral manager of the Pan Pact. 1c ote , w t e
consolidation of the two hotel aroups and name change 1s .expcc~ed to lead
to more international b~sin~ss particularly f~om the Pacific Ram.
The hotel is cxpandin• its Japanese-speaking staff to accommodate the
anticipated inc1easc: in visitors from Japan, he added._ .
The Pan Pacific Hotel is owned, in part. by CaJ1for:n1a-based Pnme
Property Ltd. and Pan Pacifi c Hotels and Resorts, whi ch manages tht'
property. • • •
Adam• Commuleatloa1 Corp., owner of the Daily-Pilot, has. signed an
..,.cement to purchase KCBQ AM/FM in .San ~ego ~or S23.5 mtlhon. The
addition of the fomter Eric/Chandler stauons will bnng to 12 tbe number
of radio stations owned by Adams.
Car and truck sales
/plummet in late June
1y PllEDeltlCK ST ANOfSH
,...~ ,,._ .,...,
DETROIT -LatNune car and
liaht truck sales plummeted 20 per-
cent compared with strong sales in
the same period last year, which
turned out to be the second-best year
in industry history. automakers re-
ported Wednesday.
The averqe sales rate amons the
eiabt U.S.-based automakers for the
June 21 -30 period this year was
26,8ll vehicles a day, down from a
daily rate of 33,49S durin& the same
time last year.
Amon& the Bia Three automakc:rs,
Chrysler Corp. •s car sales were off
28.6 percen1, General Motors
Corp.'s were down 23.4 percent and
Ford Motor Co.'s were off 22.5
percent.
Analysts and automakers uid the
drop wun 't as serious as the fiaures
suuest. because sales in late June
last year were so strons. However, it
appeared that incentives deSiJned to
spark car sales durina the penod this
year baven•t been ·as successful as
automakers had hoped.
For the month, with imported
automakers' fiaures included, car
and truck sales were down 11 .4
percent, aoina to a dally rate of
49,635 vehicles from a rate of 56.032
dwina June of last year.
Tbro\.llh the flrst half of the year,
vehicle sales were off 6.8 percent.
with car sales falling 7.6 percent and
truck sales declinins 5.3 percent.
For months, analysts and others
have said a downturn in the sales
rate is likely. However. automaken.
with some adj ustments, have kept
up production levels, meaning in-
ventories have remained at higber-
than-usual Levels.
In late-June car saJes. Chrysler led
the decline, fallina 28.6 percent to an
averaac daily rate of 3.237 tlus year.
compared with 4,S3S a day last year.
The company's car sales for the first
six months of the year wert down
14.9 percent. ·
Trude sales by Chrysler were off
12.8 percent during the June 21-30
period this year and were down 0. 7
percent so far this year. compam:I
with last year.
GM's car sales fell 23.4 P.Crce nt an
late June to an average dally rate of
12,26 7 this year from a rate of
16.023 last year. For th e first six
months of the year. G M's car sales
were off 9.6 percent.
For light trucks, GM's sales fell
23.6 perccqt for the period and 3.4
percent for the year throu&h June 30.
ford's car sales were 22.5 percent
lower durin& late June this year,
with a daily rate of 7,747, compared
with a rate of 9,992 durina tht' same
time last year. January-June car
sales by Ford were off 3.2 percent
EClison says third dry
year reducing power
ROSEMEAD -Southern Cali-
fornia Edison today predicted re·
duccd hydroelectric power aencr-
ation this year because a third con-
teeutive dry fear has kept reservoir
water Jevels 1n the .southern Siem
Nevada mountafos well below nor-
mal.
Editon officials said, however,
that they fornce no problems in
meetina custoWMr demand for elec.-
tricity awina the comina months.
Prec1pitation for the water year
bqinnina last Oct. I is at 72 percent
of normal. and E.dit0n's latnt
surveys indicate that touthem Sittra reservoirs arc only 6S percent full .
That's a lliaht increase from last
year's levels, &ut is still Mll below
••k•f ew .. rt SIMk Prirf! Quotn
.... Barringer. Rya n
& Com~any
.._._ NASDISIPC 780-0977
' normal, Edison officials said.
Edison estimates that water avail-
able for power atneration will be at
52 percent of normal this year.
Water • available for hydroelectric
seneration during the last two spring
and early summer runoff periods
was 43 percent of normal 10 1988
and also 43 percent of normal in
1987.'
"Althouf.h hydroelectric atner-
ation is bein& impacted by the o~o
i• drought, Edison's areat diversity
of rnources helps to mitipte its
impect on customer's electric bills,"
an Edison stalt'ment s&td.
Edison aenerales or purchases
power from nine different enc'l.>'
resources, more than any other uul.-
ity.
U.S. labor costs rlsi"ng slower than rivals •
WASHINGTON -Labor costs
rote more lowly last year in the
United States than in all but one of
the nation's 11 major economic
competitors. tht' Labor Depanment
said.
Of the 11 competitors, only
France bettered the U.S. per·
formance, rccord1n1 1 decline of 0.8
percent, the Bureau of Labor
Statistics id.
The avemae Japant'sc worker cost
the cmplo)'er S 13 14 an hour an
1988. a I 0.5 percent increase over
1987. The average in the United
States was S IJ. 90.
of on avcraJe hour·s labor was only I
Sl.45 and. an Taiwan, S2. 7 I~
The rise in U.S. labor costs -0.3
percent from 1987 to 1988 -was
dwarfed by such increases as 17
percent in Taiwan and 11 .2 percent
m South Korea.
While American workers were still
earning more than employt"Cs in
most of the other countnes. the fa ll
in the vialue of the dollar meant that
a Japanese worker was catching up
fast to his U.S. counterparts.
In c1g.ht western European coun-
tries, the costs were already hiaher
than in the United States:$ 19.4) in
Norway. for example. and $18.07 an
West Germany.
In South Korea. however, the cost
Thal as. an employer could hire
more than five Taiwanese or South
Korean workers for 1he cost of hinng
one American. This helps uplain
why some factories have moved
production lines out of the United
States to those Pacific Rim coun·
tries.
Mail-ir>ta·er co~plaints dropped in 1 988
WASHINGTON -Complaints
about mail-order and telephone-
order firms declined sharply in 1988.
t~e Better Business Bureau organi za-
tion said Wednesday.
According to data from the na-
tion's 180 Better Busi ness Bureaus,
"ordered product sales" prompted
S8,200 complaints compared with
68,500 the year before. This kind of
comJ11aint ranked third last yea r but
topped the list in 1987.
ihe Council of Better Busi ness
Bureaus said its affiliates recorded
65. 900 complaints about retail stores
last )ear. more than any other cat·
egory. This was about the same as
the 68,500 theJear before when they
were tn S«on place.
Non-auto service fi rms were the
second-ranked source of complaints
in 1988 at 58,600 compared with
59.3.50 in 1987 when the) ranked
third.
"I don't know of a specific action
or a specific program. but what I
v.ould suggest is there has been a
renewed emphasis on customer ser-
vice" by mall-order firms. said Con-
nie Heatley, a public relations ex-
ccuti~·e wnh the New York-based
DtfC'Ct Markcung As ociauon 1n
New York.
She said big-name ca talog com-
l)anics such as Land's End and LL
Bean have led the way "and every-
one else is following" tn attempts to
improve customer service.
Among retail stores. home
fur n1sh1ngs accounted for the most
complaints, 12.500.
In other categories. home im-
provement and remodeling com-
panies ran ked fourth, receiving
46,000 complaints compared with
4S. 750 the previous year. Auto.
truck and recreationaJ vehicle deal-
ers were at the bouom of the list
both years, Wrth 31,()()() compJa1lltS
in 1988 and 26.750 1n 1987.
·Market post's small gain after holiday
By CHET CURRIER A,....,,.., llfrft«
NEW YORK -The stock market
struggled to a small gain Wednes-
day, rebounding from some early
selling as traders returned from the
July 4 holiday.
The Dow Jones average of 30
industrials. down about I 5 points at
its mid-morning l{'w. dosed with a
3. 79 gain at 2,456.5!>
Advanc1n& issues 011tnumbered
declines b> about 3 to 2 in na-
tionwide trading of New York Stodc
Exchange-listed stocks. W1th 882 up.
S66 down and 504 unchanged.
Volume on the Ooor of the Big
Board came to 127.70 million
shares, up from Monday's 21h-yt'ar
low of 68.87 million. Nationwide,
consolidated volumt' in NYSE-listed
issues, including trades in those
'lSJ: l PS A DOM'S
stocks on regional exchanges and in
the over-the-c:Ounter market. totaled
I 50.32 million shares.
Analysts said recent economic re-
ports showing a further slowdown in
busineu activity over the last couple
of months had put investors in a
Waf} mood.
They said people who had been
enthusiastically embracing hopes for
a "soft landins" now have begun to
wonder whether something a bit
bumpier might be in store.
Confirmed optimists on Wall
Stret"t argue that the Federal Reserve
w1 ll counter any such pc:rils by relax-
ing its credit policy, ~ving the econ-
omy a shot of adrcn1lene and allow-
ing interest rates to fall.
The Federal Open Market Com-
mittee, the central bank's policy-
scttins sroup, is meeting this week to
consider what to do next. Eviden~
OTf l PS \'D DOM'S
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No securities 1raC1ln11 t>tlow 12 or 1000 sharH are Included.
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of its decisions may be forthcoming
soon in tbe credit markets.
Fed policy and sentiment about
intercst~rate prospects may well also
be influenced by the Labor Depart·
ment's report Fnda> on the employ-
ment situation for June.
ArmstronJ World Industries led
the active hst, up 4Ya at 47V.. The
company said the Belzberg family of
Vancouver. -8.C .. had acqu1m:I 9.85
percent of its stock and said it was
considering a possible bid for the
rest.
Gainers amons the blue chips
included Merck, up 'I• at 68; Ameri-
can Telephone & Tclegraph •. iUp 1'2 at
tt II ·\'I''\ l St·: DID
NEW YORK (AP) JI.If. 5
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NEW YORK (AP)-seles, • sun WedneMSav Pt'ICI and net ~hal!H of Ille 1! t active New York SIOCk E•Cha111te trading natlOnenv at more then 11.
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DOM JO\ES A \'ER .\GtS
351/•; General Electric, up 1/1 at 521/•,
and Exxon, up 1/a at 4414.
Japanese stocks were strong for
th e second straight session.
Matsushita rose I 0 to I 7S: Pioneer
Electronics 5112 to S51h: Honda
Motor I Y. to 28¥•: Hitachi 7 to
l 16Y4-and TDK 3 to 86.
Hillenbrand Industries climbed 2
to 351/a. The diversified company,
known primarily as a major manu-
facturer of caskets and hospital-
room furniture, reported higher
earnings for the fiscal quarter ended
June 3.
Standard & Poor's industrial
index rose 1.35 to 366.17.
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ENTE l\INMENT •
DAILY PILOT/Thursday, July S, 1989 DS
Pacific Symphony stages muted Fourth of July show
ly MIKE RUSSEU o-. ""°' c-._.._
A record 9,560 spirited fans at-
tcn.ded Pacific Symphony's summer
sencs opener. the annual Fourth of
July All-American C'clcbration at
Irvine Meado ws Amphitheatre,
Tuesday evening.
But, tha,nks 10 1he low level of
yolume o!fcrcd by the sound system.
11 was difficult to hear from the outset. ~
The audience . which co uld not
hear the opcnina announcements
well a.t all, experienced no increase
llO\ 11-:~
in volume throughout the rcma1ndt."r
of the concert.
Dr. Wayne Allen. of Huntin&ton
Harbour, a sponsor of the show,
conducted the orchestra as it played
"The Star-Spangled Banner."
Jorge Mester, the guest conductor
and a candidate to assume the pos-
ition of Pacific Symphony music
director, probably had no idea that
fans in the scats on the hill behind
the amphitheater arena, were left
with lillle luck in hearing the
marvelous program.
It was .exci ting to sec the lhc
sparkling new white-walled sound
shell which surrounded the more
than 100 symphony musicians creat·
ing a massive scene, II was enhanced
by a giant American flag which wa~
hung at the rear of the stage.
Sadly only a few other retrievable
superlatives can be related. From
the outset fans shouted "We can't
hear you!" from the mid-section of
the upper loge as announccmcnls
"-'ere made -to no avail.
Leonard Bcrn st~1n's "Overture 10
Candide," sounded as 1r it "-'Crc
being playcd off in ~he distance.
Pow! Bat-gross tops S 100 million
HOLLYWOOD (A P) -"Batman" became the
first movie to make SIOO million in only' 10 days, as
the Warner Bros. adventure spectacle contjnued to
sp!inter box-office records, according to figures released
this week.
In third, selling SI 0.4 million "-'Orth of uckets
d uring its opening weekend, was 1he critically pa nned
"The Karate Kid Pan Ill," starring 27-year-old Ralph
Macchio.
Meanwhile. Spike Lee's much talked-about "Do
the Riltht Thing" generated vigorous business in its
debut. lhe emotional and of\en comic race-relations
drama collected S3.6 million while pla yi ng in only
several hundred theaters.
Figures released Monday by Exhibilor Rela1 ions
~o. showed that "Batman" grossed S30. I millio n over
tts second weekend of release, the second-best weekend
for any movie in -history.
In fourth place was the fading comedy
"Ghos1bustcrs II." with Bill Murray and Dan A.ykroyd.
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million.
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grossing S 13.1 million during the weekend.
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Shame, guilt, rage a crippling force of rape victim
DEAR ANN LANDERS: I am 18
)'CU'I old. Two yean aao, 1 Wit
raped tbt niaht of the senior prom.
It was my first uperience with 1ex.
When word tot around IChool, I was celied .. slnlnae,;r ~ ""Stupid" for
not aivina in to tbtiauy.,~fter an, he did take me to the im>m This was the way they put it. )t's most as if
I owed him my body because he
as.keel me out.
,,, Not once w;s J ever viewed as lhe t' victim or told that it wasn't my
fault. The reason? J knew him. He
wa1n't some sttanaer in an alley.
The fact that I had a broken rib, a
black eye and bruises didn't set:m 10
ma~e .•ny difference.
'' """ '"'·""
For the last two yean, 1 have been
celibate. What is wrona with me?
Nolhina. I have many friends. I
enjoy spons and readina. J work full
time and 10 to night school in order
to Jel a colleat degree. All this at 18.
Unfonunatcly, l 'm a!Taid of sex.
1st Jewish wedding
held since· Holocaust ·
1y Th9 Assodaled l9ress
WARSAW. Poland -Joy was
tin&cd by the pain of memory as an
American Jew and his Polish-born
bride exchanged vows in the first
wedding in a synaaogue in Warsaw
since World War JI.
380,000 Jews before. the 1939 Ger-
man occupation, more than in any
01her city except New York.
There were also 400 synagoaues in
the capital. The sole remainina one.
used as a stable by the Nazis. was
not rebuilt until 1983 and had nol
bet=n used for a wedding sinCC'.
So, according to society, this makes
me peculiar. No name, please. I
could be your niece, your cousin or
your neat-door neiahbor. Just caJI me -AN .. ODDBALL,. IN MICH·
IGAN
DEAR MICHIGAN: Wlille1 •
wemu 11 fercetl ie Uve 11e1: •plait
... , wUI, 11 11 r•pe, wH1'er II Up-
............ .,. ... back •lley.
be face Get tk py i.oll: ,. .. '° tk prom m .... H&Mlla. _
Ml)' t. lite worl• hYea't )'ff Ud
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... •l ..ce. A8d ••• ,... file
cUranT It doen't 1oud like It. ne -.e, 11111 ... nee •i bela&
•lea. ... will coatlue ie be • crtp-
pllq hree la yo1r Ute ntll yo1 aet
It talk.. oat. I •r1e JOI to ,,,
coutellq •t nee. ••• DEAR ANN LANDERS: There
are stories circulating in Decatur,
Ill., that the head of Procter &.
Gamble ap~red on a talk show ("Donahue, ' I think) and boasted
that early in life he sold his soul to
Satan in exchange for financial suc-
cess.
It is further alleacd that he said
S.tan kept the barpin and now that
he is enormously wealthy he has
orpnizcd a Church of Satan, which
he supports.
He is said to have boas1cd that the
symbol of Satan is carried on .all
Procter 4t Gamble products (a half-
moon with stan above). When
askod. if he fe1red a boycott by God-
fearini persons. they say he replied,
.. No these people arc spinel~ and
don·i have the auts to do anything
about it"
J didn't see the show and don't
know anyone who did. Can you
enli&hten me? This is tearin& our
small community apan. -SANDY
M.
DEAR SANDY: 11 dial old 11rkey
of • story still makla& IM ,...di?
nere IP't • Pred 1f tntll la 11.
FU.y llow • lie cu aet Ulfway
'roud tH ,.orld I.a less llme tUJi It
lakes IM lnlll to Ue lt1 1-..elaces. ••• DEAR ANN LANDERS: Can you
stand one more letter aboul people
who don't pick up pennies?
I used to be like that until my
mother said, "See a penny, pick it up
and all the day you'll have good
luck. Sec a penny, let it lay and
you'll have bad luck all the day_.;·
I've never been superstitious,
Ann, but from the day Mom recited
that little poem I hive never passed
up 1 penny -just to make sure. -
FINGERS CROSSED IN MOO.
ESTO, CALIF.
DEAR MOD.: 111 bet yoar mom's
poem m1de 1ome convert• today.
, F .. )' lillow so muy of 111 doa't
coaalder 011nelve1 1epentltlou1 bat
we "protect" oarsel\'es aayway.
Magazine swimsuits ·
never at the beach
Every year, women allow bathin&
suit manufacturers to do a number
on them. Designers march o ut the
same six perfect bodies wearing a
strina connected to two Di1tie cups,
a bottom the size ofa bus token, and
declare, "This is what you'll be
wearing on the beaches this sum-
m·er."
Two hours after those bodies in
those suits are splashed on the: pages
of Sports Illustrated, women all over
the country start boiling dietary
plastic pouches.
ina buttocks and ,1oing into the
pelvic tilt at traffic hghts. Is that the
kind of life you want?
Beneath a marriage canopy that
h·ad to be borrowed from the state-
. run Jewish theater, Robert Blem of
New York and J .. ana ltu ~ere
married surrounded by their famil-
ies, television cameras and a few
-f'Cmaining ---meml5Crs Of Warsaw's
once-thriving Jewish community.
Nor had there been a rabbi until
the arrival about six wttks ago of
Menachen Joskowitz, a Polish con-
centration camp survivor whO came
from Israel for a ~wo-:year stay.
-Kan was-Cathohc. hkc. more than _ l used to do'1hat. Not anymore. I've bet=n to a -lot of beaches and
swimmina pools in my life. and I
have yet to see a bathing suit from
the paaes of Sports Illustrated. Whal
I am seeing arc tushes that have
tumbled,· chests that have fallen.
knees that ha,•e bloused and
Pillsbury Oouihboy stomachs.
93 percent of Poland's population
todar. until she converted to
Judaism after moving to the United
States from Warsaw six years ago.
She met Blum white working as a
temporary emf,loyee at a New York
firm, where Bum practices corpor-
at.e law.
The groom broke a iJass and the
Nozyk Synaaogue filled with song.
laughter and multilingual good wish·
es.: "Congratulations.," "Maze\to'v"
and "Wszystkiqo najlepszeao na
nowej drodze zycia" .....:. or "All the
best on the new road of life" in
Polish.
But behind the festive cheer at
Warsaw's lone synagoaue on Sunday
was the memory of the more than 3
million Polish Jews killed. by the Nazis. and the destruction of part of
Blum said the couple was sad-
dened by the synagogue when they
traveled to Poland last year to mttt
Kan's famil y.
"All of my JC'wish education did
not preS)iart me for what you ~
here," he recalled ... We thoUAht . 1his
is the last generation. of Jews in
Poland. Consideri~ their history
here, it is. very sad.·
Joann• Kain •nd Robert •lum kin •fter bel"l·M•rrled In
the first Jewish wedding In • W•r••w 1yn•909ue •Ince
World W•r ti.
· the nation's culture.
'
"There's "no heart left. There's
only one synaaoauc. a broken~own
community, mostly of old people,"
said Blum, who lives in Manhattan.
"When we saw what was happen-
ing here. we thought this would be
the greatest way to add meanina lo
our wedding. It came from our
heart."
Fewer than 300.000 Polish Jews
survived the war, and emiaration
bas reduced that number to less than
I 01000, most of them elderly Jews.
n Warsaw alone, there were
I. '1 . HO\ D
Blum said he hopes the wedding
festivities will help rejuvena1e the
Jewish community in Poland. He
said he had found that some young-
er JC'ws are "coming out of the
woodwork" to rediscover their re-
ligious roots.
LAS VEGAS -Actor Grtffla
O'Neal married fianett Rima Bella-
.. Urup in a weddin& chapel
ceremony before about 60 guests
o ver the -.-1eckend.
O'Neal's father. Ryaa O'Neil, was
among those attending Sunday's cer·
emony at the Candeligh1 Wedding
Chapel and later threw the new·
lywcd couple a reception at 1the
Dunes Hotel.
A chapel employee, who asked not
to ~ identified, said the couple was
married in a IQ.minute ceremony
Sunday night. He said lhe couple
reserved the chapel about a month
aao for the we:ddinJ-
O'Neal, 24, served a IS-day prison
sentence earlier this year for viol-
a1ing terms of orobation for his
invo)\lcmcnt in ·the 1986 boating
dca1h of thC' son of director Francis
Coppola.
O'Neal was given the sentence in
January for nol pCrforming 400
hours of community service" ordered
by the j·udac who found him guilty
of reek ess boating in the accident
that killed Gian-Carlo Coppola.
In ar1u1n1 for lenience on the
viola1ion, an a11orncy for O'NC'al
dC'scribed him as struuling for
minor actina roles while v.·orking
part-time as a painter. gardener and
laundry deliveryman.
Shopping malls popular with walkers, too
Where do fOU ia.ke your walks, if
any1 Report 1s about half 1 million
people, most over 40, utc the
clima1e-conttolled shoppina malls
for this daily athletic event.
Ofdtimen painted the ccilinp of
their screened porches blue. Sup-
posed to rcpreten1 lhe: sky.
Q. Wby is a bank leller e11led
that? A teller never tells you any-thina. To be told, you JO to some
desk nee behind a low fence out on
the tloo<.
A. You've got a small point there.
The old "teller" word comes from
"counter." A1 in counter of beads or
beans or bananas or whatever.
Twice as many Scots as Enalish 10
to church on any given Sund•y.
..Only" is a tricky word. Insert it
in each of the ei&ht positions. one at
a time, desiplaled by three dot~ to
aj.Ye the followinc sentence ei&ht
difl'cren1 mcaninas: " ... I ... hit ...
him ... in ... the .•• eye ... yesterday
" Curious, whit? Or. Ernest
Brennecke of Columbia came up
with that one.
Q. The ori&inal Irish name of
"Kennedy" meant "hideous head."
The male b\uehead wrasse is a
handsome bird. But the female'
docsn 't care about that: All she's
interested in is his Wlterfront rtal
estate. If he controls aood frontqe,
her perfect little place to lay eggs, slie
falls in love.
''I WANT MY PATIENTS TO
KEEP THEIR PERMANENT TEETH'' -
I believe It Is the desire of concerned people to keep their
permanent teeth and matntaln an attractive smile.
Today's modem dentistry enables us to provide the proper
comprehensive care which will help protect and Improve your
dental health. In my office comprehensive dentistry Is a
piqpam that Includes htghly personalized care to address
your specific dental needs.
Even If some teeth are lost
In most raaes they can be
~~~ am nme an
appalQ t. I'll be happy to
bilk with )Q.I about what oom-·
~ denaltr) can do )'OU. .
have a hand in organizing the sport
of surfina?
A. You could say he repopularizcd
it. Jn a 1907 map.zinc article. But it
socs way back. To the Polynesians
even before they aot to Hawaii.
Your bn.in only needs about two
one-hundredths of a watt of elcctrici·
ty to work. Meaning it would take
the brains of 1,000 people to light a
20-watt bulb.
Purple martins don't mind condo
livina. that's true, but most sona·
birds won'1 put up with anything but
a single-family dwellina.
Computen arc dandy. sure, but
it's 1 st1tis1ical fact that the pen and
pencil market nationwide is arowina
by about l percent a yW.
Red looks black to insecu.
Q. lf Wat Virs.fnia hu the most
fat peoP'e:rr capita, what state has
the feks1 _
A. Tou-up between Hawaii and
Utah.
EnaJith WIS nol this niaht tchool
student's native tonp. Under·
1tandable he bad '""ha~ time
exolainina his wife was slerile. He
called her .. imprtptibie" and "un·
bfarable" and even "inconoeivabl~ ...
but 1M>ae IOUnded quiW': riaht.
P1ycllol.ai1t1 11 Columbi1
purport to Dow 1 woman's moods -.S to bt i11111CacM by the weather .._-....aman'a.
Face it, America, you've cooked
turkeys biaaer than those bodies.
and you are never going to look like
that. LoOk at me when I write. I
know you don't want to h'ear this.
but it's true: These women starve for
1 livin&-Can you understand that?
On their resumes, under experience.
they list "Diet" Thty don't eat a
dozen olives while· they're ae1tina
dinner. They don't stand over a
disposal anawing at the-meat their
kids left on the pork chop bones.
They don't scrape the bonom of the
skillet with a fork for thC' crispy stuff
that fell ofT the chicken.
Oh sure. they've known success.
but they've never known the ecstasy
of dumpi~a an e~velope of onion
soup mi-. into a pint of sour cream
and devourina i1 with a baa of chips
and a dietary drink on a Friday
nigh I.
Not only that, all six of them arc
youn'° Real youn1-Colasne on my
drcs.sana tablt is older than most of
them. They have never had a pre&-
nancy where they pined 48 pounds.
They ve never balanced a stroller on
one hip and a 4()..pound baby on the
other. They don't have stretch
marks so dttp the sand collects in
them. They go throuah life squecz·
llOHOo;( 01'1
ly SYDNl!Y OMARR
Tllanfty, Jaly I
The averaae woman emerges from
thC' dressina room wearing a cover-
up or a beach towel wnippcd around
her middle. Her bathing suit will
have a liltle nounce to cover the tops
of her legs. It will drape over her
stomach so you're not quite sure
what's under it, and will havt more
built·ins that an RV. The back of her
knees will look likC' a road map
outlined in variroSC' veins.
Don't bo1her looking for the six
bathing suit models. ThC'y won't be
there. Oh, there will be a couple of
teen-qe:rs who look pretty aood in a
lime arecn bikini that aJows in the
dark, but for the most pan. there
will be sclf<onscious women scour·
ing the beaches in a desperate at-
tempt to find someone who looks
worse in a blithing suit than they do.
I fully expect mail from aood
bodies who will assure me that in
spite of kids and time, they have not
&one to pot. Probably six letters. No
more.
ARIES (Man:h 21-April 19): Some might comment ... You S«m to be
starting your weekend early!" Disregard sarcasm. Focus on change of
routine, discovery, adventure.
TAURUS (April 2~May 20): Anention continues to CC"nter around
Security. home, property. basic values. Family member says ... It's time for
us to remodel~" Major domes1ic adjustment featured.
GEMINI (May 21-June 20): Define tenns. take nothing for aranted.
E'orces tend to be scattered, especially where relatives arc concerned. In
usina tools for repairs, take special care to avoid hand injuries.
CANCER (June 21·July 22): You learn how to make money, how to
best inves1 il. Older male, pouibly family member, v.ill cooperate. Deadline'
exists. Check dates of insurance policies.
LEO (July 2J.Aug. 22): You'll strike' chord of universal appeal.
Emphasis on personaJ mqnetism, physical attraction. abilit)' to make
successful new stan. Sphere of innuenct widens.
VIRGO (AU&. 2J..Sept. 22): What appeared out of reach is actually close
to home. Family member inadvertenUy walked off with ma1erial. It will be
returned. U~t is shed on area previously .. censored.'' Leo plays key role.
UBl\A ~t. 23-0ct. 22): focus on balance, budaet, recoenition oflc&al
obllplioo. If dlploma1ic, you cmerae with flyinc colorl. Threa1tned lawsuit
will be dropped. AOCC'nt on romaftoe, ability to win major allies.
ICOILPIO (()et. 2J.Nov. 21): Obtain hint from Virao, Libra messages.
You are Pna plaQCs but not in dif'C'Ction oriainally planned. Keep op1ions
open. EniDloyer or one in authority his 1<>met.hinc .. different" in mind.
llAGltTAIUVI (Nov. 22·Doc. 21~ You miahl be sayi ... "If I had the
winp of an anecl!" l'cclina or restriction is temPorary. Lona-distance call
relieves 1entiori. Tri9-1broad should be considcrtd. ~ -·~
CAPRICOllN (Dec. 22-.Jan. 19): Be ready for chanae. tnvel, variety.
Focus allO on ph)'lical atttactiont. teeret dnires, financial opponuni1ics.
You'll ,et uaianment reltltd to writi.na, publicity, advcrtlsina.
AQlJAIUUI (Jan. 2().Feb. 18): At&en1ion centtn around acquisi1ion or
Nit of an or luxury hem. Music. vi>k:e llso involved. Proltet rt~taliOa,
don't nealect publtc rel.aliom.. Some will u.y, "You exude chlrm! T1urus
involved:
P9CU (Feb. 19-Marcb 20): Puzzle eltc<t .are local<d. You"ll llave ~,.t.te "°')'." Empbui1 on P<I care, -·to. wk a1 hand. Take care in connection with fbotwar. lize or ahoa. .
IP IULY Im YOUR ... T8DAY you have unUIUll voice, tcnlt of ._ _.aalioG or an and muolc. Ta"""-Libn. Scon>io pmons play
irr .wt ,..... your Hlr. You aUoY tuurr more '° &\an the 1vtfa1C -
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PIUCE
FANNIE PRICE,
paged away July 3.
1989. Beloved motMr
of Jarnr1 Price ot
COila Meu. John
Price of Munde, [n.
diana. and J.motrene
Flaherty of Hunt-
1 n gt o n B each .
Beloved sister of John
Grtt'n of T~.
and William Green of
Tel<*S Aho survived
by 20 grandchildren,
33 11real -grand ~
cJ1lldren and 2 are.t•
gl'fft grandchUdten.
A member-of the me
Newpon-Ccsta Me.
Board of Rea1ton
over 25 years. Vie-W•
1"41 '.f'hunday 2:00 IO g:oo P.M . Serv~
Friday 10:00 A.M. a\
Harbor Lawn Mmt.-
orial Chapel. 182~
Gl•ler Ave, COila
Mffl.. Harbol-Lawn
Mortuary. D:rec:ton.
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• ...., ,........ in 8o4* t2teO '1CTTT10UI ..,..... PICnnout--•• PICmtOUI 8UttMlll '"' FICllllOut 8u•'"'" dUcted by .,, Ind~ Thlt •111..-nent ... f'*I M1111n J IC1llon111.
-....... 1Ho ,,~ Tiie ~ Trutt.. NAm ITA~MT NAMa ITATlmWT N ... ITAftmMT Name THE IRVINE TENNIS Th• t•Ol•tr•nt com· wllh tM ~ntyCW11 of Of. TtullH or th• "'"Y
'lllDll• •a• ..... "' M'l'ntenyllebiktylOteny The~pwtOntlfl TMIOIOwingl*IOntlfe Thel~l*ton•1t• MCICll. 53 ... •E Wllnul, INfleed to trllnUCt l>uti· *'OI COunty on June ••• Kal!Of\NI aind Menan J AUU .... of 1M County ,_. lncoff9C:tnlM Of the ttrMt dolna bullneu.. OlnQ bue1MM u dOtnQ ~ n IMnl, C.irt t2714 neu unde< the flcil\loul ttlt l<lllOnne Ofet1t1 Tl'\ll1 UOT
A or "'UST of Mid County. llddr-.I 0t o1t. common · At.JERICHEM, 17528 Von TH! TIGER Lily CO.•· DIAMOND VALET PARK· The FIC1lllou1 8u11M11 t>u•nt11 nam. Of Nmet f4IMf1 October 1, 1t10, 4H7 • lllU/11 ~ l'A1'C€L a: dlMIQnellon, II eny. lhown l<IWl'MI\, IMne, Cellt t2114 PANY, 269 M90nol11 SI • ING 8 E .. v I c I! I s 2 0 Nl1'114H.,.,recl to abo-.. WU i..ted lbOYe on June 20, Pubidhlel Orange Cout M~Arlhut Boulevltd. &1111 !OU TAIC9 ACnGM TO A"°" .. oe ...... ~· ....,." O.tecl oe;211n ~ VU!fnie, 12 De-ta ..... c.llf tM77 M•ttoold. Corona del M.,, ''*' In Orange County on 1Nt Delly Piiot June 29 •• My I '°4. Newp0(1 e..cti. Celd "'°'ICY y°"" fl'W· ...... Md ... -~. GERALD J oen ... ltvlne, c.ttt t2714 Liiie AM v~. m Calif 92825 Ju I y 2. , t.. FILE CNt ... SchnelOet 13, 20, ttn t2MO Mn', IT MAY• IOLD AT ~!Of\ of lot 13 of Ct4~N "-za Flklv, 12 Dec«lll, Megnolje St , ea.ta MMe, MICtlMI Anthony °'111, NO F3t53H Thie ttatement -ltted Th-557 Vance OIMarla. 4je1
A "'9JO Bi. YOU T'811 No. It• In tN City of A d d r e e e . C I 0 !MM, Clllf 92714 Celff. t2121 320 M1t'OO!d. Corona Oii Robert J Zlntorall, 18 with Ille County Cl9B of Of· MecArthut Bol.lleYlfd, Suite
..., AN TION a.di. County of HALSTEAD, BAKER & Thlt bUtl" ..... con· Thi• bu1ln111 •• CO"• Mii, C•llf 92e25 G11ty1buro. lrvlM , Catll ... Counly on June 19. "8.IC ll)JtC( 204. Newp()ft e..ctl, Cell! ~ THI NA M THI Or.,., 8tate of Callfonlla, OLSON ducted by I oen«al P•r1· ducted by an lndMduel Tlllt bu1ln111 11 con· 92714 1M9 f~12 t2eeo ~"OCllOING AOAINIT .. ..., tNip recorded In tOOO WILSHIRE 81..VE .. nerlhlp The reotatrant com· clucteel by .,, lndMdull Thia bullnelt w•• ~ Publllhecl °'' t P'ICTITIOUI ........ Batt ThomHn 4867 YOU, YOU ltQA.O CON-8o4* 190. Pao-It to t3 STE IOO The r1gl1trant com· menoecs to ttanuct t>ull-Th• regl11t1n1 com· dueled by an lndMduel De.lty Piiot June ~ ~ T.!!,.A1~TW~ .,, MllCArtllur 8oui.v.,d. Suit•
TACT A LAWYlfl ~ of ~· LOS ANOl!LES, CA IOOH meinoed lo tranMC1 bull· neaa under the llctlllou1 menced to trenuc:t buM· Thia 1111emen1 wu ftlecl 13 ~ 1989 ' ' ,,. .:;:;"""'I* 204, Newpoft BMch. CaUt
T.I . No. 1-.....0 Mepe, In tn. offtol of the T~ (213) t22.0200 MM under the lk:tltlou• bUtlMM ~ or namea ""' under 1111 flcllllou• with the County Clerk ol O.· • • T 558 clolno 1,,,,.neaa a 92MO Olt 01'"1• at to·oo County "9cofdet of Mid CHICAG! Till( IN· bullnen name Of nal'ftft llated above on May 1, 1989 bullMal name or namea ange County on June 15, II-PA1JL8EN GRDUP, 3012 Thi• bu1ln111 I• con-
•'dOGll AM .. tM north "ont County, delerlbed u fol• SURANCE COMPANY, a llttedat>oveonNIA LltlaA.Vl"a""°' tt.tedabOveonJune9, 19811 19811 "8.JC ll)TICE OcHn Front. Newport ducted by a o-netel Plr1· -*--'° .. COUNTY io.e. Coorpofatlon, TrualM Mehdi Vulrnl• This ltlttment WIS lllld MlchMI A 0'111 PubHlhed O.al\gl COHI 8each. Oalll, 92ee3 n11lhlp COURTHOUI& 100 CMc: 8eolnnlng at IM moat Adr ... : Forectuwe ervtce Thie ttetement w11 fllecl with the County Clerk ol Of. Thi• atalemenl wH flied Dally Piiot June 22, 20. Juty flCTITIOUI 9U.,..ll John·ftlk PaulMn, 3012 Th• regtatrant com-Oentw DrWe Wtet In tM City loudierty COl'l'llf of uld lot: Cenllf with tn. Cou"ty Cllfk of Or· ange County on May 28, with the County Clefk of Or· e, t3, 11189 NAMI ITATIMINT Ocean Front· Newport mencecl to trenuct bull· of..,_ AN. It• Of c.11-tMncie Nol'th 29• 52' 01" 825 E. CARNEGIE DRIVE enot County on June 14, t989 ange County on June 9. Th-540 The lollowlng l*lorla are a.ach. Calif 11209.3 ""' under the llctltlou• kwNa CHICAGO TITLl IN· Weet 327.33 fMl to the moat SAN BERNARDINO. CA tHt 1 ,410304 1989 dolhO bualn ... ••: Tl\ll bualnHI la con· bullnttt name Of namM
IURAHCI COMPANY •• w..-1y come< of Mid tot· 92408 ,422* PubllShed Or..enge Cout· f421721 PtaJC NOTICE (•)AMERICAN EDUCA· duoted by. •n lndlYldual lilted lbOYe on December
crotpotetloft, •• TruatM tllenoe Nol'th &2• 01' 58' By: Karla M Stenllk• Publilhecl Orange Coul Deity Pilot June 22. 211. July Publlthed Orange Cout TIONAL DEVELOPMENT Th• ragtatrant com· te. 1918
Uftdlr IN Deed cf Truat 911• hat 24.24 Feet along tM A11l1tanl Secretary Deity Piiot June 29, July 6, 8. 13, 19811 Dally Piiot June 29. July 8, '1CTITIOU8 9UIMll b)AMERICAN PACIFIC UNI· rnenced-~-t~:"f~u~C:; Chafles J. Sctlrlibet, Jr
ecuted by AOeEAT F. Nonhwelterty""'ofMldlot Telephone(714)H4·0448 ts. 20, 1989 Th-543 13, 20, 1989 N ... ITATIMINT VERSITY. 17528 Von ""' un..... Thie 111tement WU t111d
MJPeA, TMJ&f!E ~ROI-to the Northwuterly Publllhed Orange Cout Th-555 Th-553 The lottowlng Plfton• .,, Karman Irvine. Calll 112714 bU•lnell name orM n•7 with the Couo1y Cletk of Of·
Urr F. MIHA 1t18 TRUST P'olonoatlon of a Nne petl-Dally Piiot July 8, 13. 20, P\8.IC ll)TIC£ doing bullMN u Dt. Mendl Vulr"la, 12 De-Httld abOve on ay • ange County on June 18,
• r.oorded 07109111, •• .... wttll end NOftMelterly 1980 "8.IC ll>TICE FICTIT_."" -··-•• PtaJC NOTICE OLM PACKAGING, •7 e«1le, lt"ilne, Cehf 92714 19J8.!._ Elk P 1 t989 docMMnt no. t2173, In 24.00 feet from the South· Th572 ..,... --EIClpade Cour1, Newport Thll bualnHS II Con· .,.,n. r IU-' N22lli bod! 14134, Pae-325, of weelerty tine ot Mid tot: PICTITIOUI ........ NAMl ITATIMINT FICmK>UI .u...... Beech, Calll 92893 ducted by .,, lndlllldual Thi• "'"'"*11 WU flied Publllhed Orange Cout
Ofllcl9I Noorda In tM office t~ South 29• 52' tO" "8.JC llJTIC( NAME ITATWMINT The tollowlng petsona .,. NAMI ITATIMINT Gr90 M.,chman, •7 E.. The reglllrant com· wlll't Ille County Clltk of Of. Diiiy Pilot June 29, July 8.
of tM "9oord* of ORANGE l!.at 331 e 1 IMt along Mid Ttie loltowlng Plfton• "' doing buainlll as-Thi tottowlng Plftonl .,. cape de Court. Newport menced to 1ranuc1 t>uli· •nge Counly on May 18• 13. 20, 19811
County, callfofnleby rwon prolongation, 1-'d petallel P'ICTfTIOUI IUWll doing bullneu U THE INFORMATION LINE doing t>ullneu u e..ctl, Cllll. 92M3 nea undlf the ticlllioue 1989 F41nM Th·552 of....,.. In the peyment 0t ilM and the Southerly N.-ITATW•NT DOODLE PAD COM · 2043 Wa11cllft Dttve, Sulta MCDONALD AND AS· Thll bullneta II con· buslMJS neme Of ,,_ Publllhed Orenge Coaat ----'*'°"'~!?' of obllgelloM ptO!ongttlon thereof 10 a Tiie fOllOW!nO l*90tll lie PAl;IY. 1392 E Edinger Av-30Q. Newoof'1 Baac:b. Calif SOCIATES, 2M Walnut St . ducted by an lndfvldual lilted ttxMI on NIA Pllol June 15, 22. 29, P\AIC ll)TJC( aecur.s .._eby lnc:IUdlnt point on a c;urw In tM dDilla bu11rwA u. ~. Suite F. Senta Alie, 112MO Cost• Mese. Cahr 92821 Th• regl11ran1 com-Mlhdl vuirnla 1y e. 1989
ttie btMCtt or dafautt, ~ Southerly tine of Mid lo1, THE BUSINESS SOLU· C.Hf 112105 The Applicent Screentng L0tl G McDonald, 284 mencecS to trantect butt· This slllemef'll wu flied Th-534 IC ....
of ~ w11 rKorded mid c:urve being COtlCIY'I TIONS COMPANy. 2338 Lit· Chrlltopher ConverH Company of Amenc:a, In· Walnut St , COlll M .... ,,... unes.r the flcllUout with Ille County Cletk of Or· '1CTITIOU8 IUllMlll
Ol/211• .. document no. Southefty, having a radlul ol tllton Ckcle, C:O.ta M9N. Ki.titer. 4495 Sandburg c:orporated, A California c.l1t 9027 butlnlll neme or narnM ange County on J une 14, "8.IC NOT1C£ NAMI tTATW....,.
•11M35 1n booll IUIJCXll 272 oo feel. a f9dlll 10 said CA 9282& · Way,trvtne Cehl 92715 Cotporallon, 2043 w .. 1c:1tll Thi• bu11n111 11 con· lltled above on Aprll 20, 19811 r.nm Thi lollowlng Plfson9 are
,... IWUUl of Mid Offtdel Point beall Nonh 2•• 48' Robert D Brewst«. 2339 Klmb«'ly Ader• Kllhlef. Drive, Sult• 300. NewPor1 ducted by" en lndlvldull 1989 Published Or Cout IC~I doing bulineaa u · ·
Alc:Ofdl, w11 ... et pub1iC 11'" W•t t~ Westerly Littleton Clrc:le, Costa M .... 4495 Sandburg Way, Irvine, BNch, Calll 92660 The reglatranl co m-Gr-o Mercnman Dally Piiot J une":( July 8 P'ICTITIOUI aU ... 11 LIN·I< INTERNATIONAL ~to 1M hlgfleet blddet 24.03 feet along Nici curve CA 92&28 Celt! 112715 Thll bu1lneu It con· menced to tranuct buSI· Thia llatemenl w11 med 13 20 11189 ' · NAMI ITATIMINT U S A , 8208 W Pacific
fol' c:aah In lewful money of tht~ a centre! angle ot 5• Thi. bu11ne11 I• con-Thi• bualneH 11 con-ducted by • corpor111on net• undet the Uc1111ou1 with Ille County Clerk ol Of. ' · Th.558 TM following persona er• Co111 Highway, N-porl
1N United StMea, ~ 03'44 'tothlpolnt ofbegln· ducted by an lnd1Yidual ductedby huabendandwll• The reglatranl com-bullnea name or na"'" ange County on May 18 olngbuatneuas Baach,Celll 92ee3
encownent0twwr11nty,•· nlng. The registrant com· The regl11rant com· menced 10 transact bull· ll1tedabOveonJun11. 11189 111911 · rtafC NOTICE CORONADO EOUIY Lin Khan International ,._.Of.,.,..,..,,• 10 tltle, 1'h. unpaid bllencl aind menced to 1ran1ac1 bull· (l\eneed 10 tranucl bull-nea under th• llc:tltioua LOfl McDonald ,419212 ART NE RS , 4 6 8 7 u SA , Callfornla, 6208 W
poaMHlon, or encum· •tmete ot Cotti, expen-n... under the flctlllou1 neu under the lict11lou1 t>ulineu name or name• Thia 1111emen1 waa tiled Publl•hed Orange coasi 'ICTmoua llUl ... 111 acArthur Boulev11d. Suite Pacl1ie Cout HIQhway.-Hew-
bf9noel, for the purpoee of and advanc11 11 of bu9IMll name or nam" bullMn neme or namea tllled abOve on June 15. with the County Clel'k ot Or· Dally Piiot June 15. 22. 29. NAMe ITATIEMENT , Newpon 8Nc:h. Celll port Beactl, Callf. 92663 __.,,. ObllOatlOM ~ Ol/21/lt 11 $1, 1311,647.25; titted abov. on 4125119 fitted above on NIA.. tllell ange County on June 2. July 6. 1989 The lollowlng pettont are 2HO Thia buatnna la con· _,-aalcl Deed of Truet, the Miid amount will lnc:reeM Robert D. Br-•191' Christopher C Klehler Pr .. ldenl 11189 P4lt033 Th·S32 doing bu1IM1S as Charlel J, Schrelblt. Jr , duoted by •corporation
lnteNat conYeyld to aaiCI untH date of..... Thi• llllement WH tiled Th11 •tatemenl WU !lied Thi• lletemenl WH flied Publllhed Oran • Co111 PRO GOLF SPECIAL· 887 MacArthur Boulevard, Th• reglatrant com-
Truetee by State or Cell-The atrMt 1ddre11 or with Ille County Clerk of Of· with the County Clerk ol Or· wHh the County Clerll of Or· Delly Piiot June 2i, July 8, PtllllC NOTICE ISTS, 525 Vlctorle St •55, Suite 204, Newport e..ch, menced to trenuct bull· fom1e wwt cteecrlbed u; oth« common dllignelton. ange County on June 19, ange County on May 25, ange County on June 20, 13 20 1989 Coll• Me11, Calif 112627 allf 112HO n111 undlf the flctltlou•
PAACEL t: tf eny, of the reel property 19811 FU2MCI 19811 ,420114 11189 F•221U ' ' Th-554 FICTITIOUS aUllNIEH StaphaJ\ George Price, GeorgeS Hadley, Ill, 41187 bullneta 'heme or namea
Lot 12 of Tract No.15189, deacrtbed above 11 Publilhed Orange Coall Publllhed Orange CoNt Published Orange Coest NAME ITATIEMIENT 525 ViclOtla St ,.55, Coate MacArlhut BouleYard, Suite Hated above on May 19811
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CODE AMENDMENT NO . 89-8/NEGATIVE DECLARATION NO. 89-17
(Adoption of Revised Flood Insurance Rate Map s)
ROTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Huntington Beach City Council will
hold a public hearing in the Council Chambers at the Huntington
Be'acb Civic Center, 2000 Main Street, Huntington Beach, California,
on the date and at the time indicated below to receive and consider
the stateaaents of all. persons who wish to be heard relative to the
application described below.
PATE/TIM!:: Monday, July 17, 1989, 7:00 PM
APPLICAIIOI lltJMBER : Code Amendment ~o. 89-8 and Negative
Declaration No . 89-17 {filed on May 23, 1989)
APPLICMT:
LQCATIOB:
REQUEST :
City of Huntington Beach
City-wide
Revise Article 940 (Floodplain Ordinance) to reference
the updated and Revised Flood Insurance Rate Maps (see
attached) dated September 15, 1989, and forward to
City Council for adoption.
EllYIBOIMERTAL STAIUS : Covered by Negat ive Declaration No. 89 -17
which ~ill considered concurrently.
COASTAL STATUS : Following City Council approval, Code Amendment
Ro. 89-8 will be forwarded to the California
Coastal Commission for approval and incorporation
into the City's Local Coastal Program:
Implementing Ordinances.
PUBLIC Hf!ARIRG PRQCEDURE: (1) Staff Report;
(2) Public Hear i ng;
Oll PILE:
(3) City Council Discussion; and
(4) City Council action.
A copy of the proposed request is on file in the City
Clerk's offic,, 2000 Main Street, Hunti ngbon Beach,
California 92648, for inspection by the public.
ALL illTERESTED PERSORS are invited to attend said hearing and
eapr••• opinions or submit evidence for or against the application
•• outlined above. If there are any further questions please call
Mike Connor, Planning Aide at 536-5271 .
Connie Brockway
Huntington Beach City Clerk
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IQTICE OP PUBLIC HJWUIG
BOLSA CHICA LINEAR REGIONAL PARK
CONCEPTUAL BOUNDARY AND PRELIMINARY DEVELOPMENT PLAN
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Huntington Beach City Council will
hold a public hearing in the Counc11•chamber at the Huntington Beach
Civic Center, 2000 Main Street, Huntington Beach, California, on the
date and at the time indicated below to receive and consider the
statements of all persons who wish to be heard relative to the
application described below.
DATE/TIME: Monday, July 17, 1989, 7:00 PM
APPLICATION NUMBER: Bolsa Chica Linear Regional Park Conceptual
Boundary and Preliminary Development Plan
APPLICANTS:
LOCATIO.H:
REQUEST:
ON FILE:
County of Orange/City of Huntington Beach
The Linear Park is proposed to traverse the bluff area
west of Edwards and Seapoint Streets from Talbert
Avenue to Pacific Coast Highway.
The City Council is requested to approve by resolution
a Conceptual Boundary and Preliminary Development Plan
for the Bolsa Chica Regional Linear Park. The
boundary will feature a minimum usable park width of
150 feet and a minimum park size of 113 acres.
A copy o.f the proposed development plan is on file in the
Convnunity Development Department, 2000 Main Street,
Huntington Beach, California 92648, for inspection by the
public. A copy of the staff report will be available to
interested parties at City Hall.
ALL INTERESTED PERSONS are invited to attend said hearing and
express opinions or submit evidence for or against the application
as outlined above.
..
Connie Brockway
Huntington Beach City Clerk
(71-1 ) S36-S227
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