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Home My WebLink About1989-07-14 - Orange Coast PilotBusiness planning advice offered ' BUS INESS/BI 0 · THE ORANGE COAST Somethlng·s afoot Sllane Morano. s. of Cerritos. doesn't know wh•t to think ot the ''Pootsla Wootsle" toot ......... , •• th• Or•n1• County P'•lr In Costa Mau. Comp1ata .f•lr schedule on AJ. Off shore foes hope for permanent ban ly PAUL ARCHIPLEY OI'-~-SI.ti Local opponrnls of offshore 01) drilling hope the House vote Wednesday to impose a one-year moratorium is just a . fint step toward a permanent ban o lT the California coastline. If approved by lhc Scnatr and siancd by President Bush. the re- strictions would delay offshore rx- plora1io n of some 84 million acres, 1ncludin& the entire Califprnia coast, until Oct. I, 1990. Newport Beach City Coun- cilwoman Evelyn Hart. who has been at the forefront of the offshore drillin1 fight in Orange County, said Thursday that she w1s disappointed the moratorium was for Just one ,... .. "We cannot afford an y 011 spills." she said ... w e·n defin11cly kCt'p our lobbyist on board." However. Han -who is o n the environmental a!Tai~ committt"e for the California League of Cities - said she was confident 1he president would support the House legislation. "He S«ms 10 be very serious about getting into sonic conserva- tion issues:· she said. Han. a lifeJong conserva11ve Rr- publican, said Bush is the first Re- publican president sincl' Teddy Roosevelt who has shown real con- cern for the environment. "He's sensitive to th1s planet Earth. He seems sincere and I'm encouraged," she said. However. the Bush adn11n1s- tration has already declared its op- fP'M•se SH OffSHORE/All Newport man nabbed for credit card caper lly -YOllOI A Newport &each man wu ar- rmed Wedll<tdoy fof allea«lly uline a friend's name and ftnucial infCM"- mation to file a c:ndil card IDOl.i- Cltion and then Marm. mcwe mu $19,000 on the card •hlk travelina ICl'OM the United Stain and Europe. Plul Ray M1111ino, 38. wot at· -after Iii• -Pokt him a wl rilil and ..... IHd IO -aa Tnd11y' Though I • ...,.,. dllJIHMt:e bf'twft'n In-=-Mlc•tlon Is th/J: -,,,.. Y"" • .. C-F.K-lng American Eaprns envelope with his name and Martino's address on h. police •id. Su~ the friend con1acted American &prw: and ltamcd he'd been left with a $1 9.000 tllb. "Tbey were friends." Octc<'tive Doue Parmentier said. Manino was arrtstcd Wednesday ""'"''°' Ill' Ne..,..,. 8cach de1ec· .,..__, ... Ml/All lndell """'-'*··•·····-··· .. ·········· .. ···· l\S lula .. n ao.-0 ...................... Al """-a ..................... ,.. 8 I 0-I I Clmltlrd ........................... 84-·7 Blindness Police Baker wlll not chase ·didn't slow down ends at violate HS runner the fair sentence . SPORTS/Bl COAST/A3 COAST/A3 • 25CENTS FHIDAY, J LJ tY 14 .. l'JHlJ SOS chief wourd close p-antry before moving it ly IOB VAN EYKEN Of -Oally ,_ S.all A majority ot the Costa Mes.a C tty ('ouncil indicated Thursday they believe lhe Share Our Selves food pantry and n1cdical clinic should be moved from its rcs1dcnt1al location. hu1 the organization's din.·t·tor said she·d ra1her clo-.c lhl· facility than mo\'C. Supportc~ of 1he facil it y expect a ~ho,\dov. n Monday. when the org.:1 n1zat1on·s k·ase al iht· city-owned Rea Communil) Cent(·r comes up fo r review. Opponen1s ha\e h1:cn \:1)1ng for 111unths thac the pnvate povert) relu:f ag_t•nc~ n1us t go. and have collected hundreds of s1gna1un.·., fron1 v.·cst Costa Mesa residents who say the) are bothered by transients and uthl·r ··undc'\1rabtc.-." attracted by the fr« food and -.er' 1ct·s offered by SOS. But SOS D1r(·c 1or Je;1n Forbath •,;ud Thurs· da y lhat fru:nds uf "'()IO; had gathcret:I mo re than 3.200 signatures. including n1url· than 2.500 frun1 west Cos1a Mesa rl'l>1dentl>. on a pe1111 on l'alhng for renev.•al of thl' urga n11a11on's ll•ast• ac Rea Center, a former '>Chuo! house SOS has also comp1k·d figures <;hov.1ng that the vast niaJorit) ot c·osta ~1csa rCsidents scr\•ed by the food pan1r} and chntc h'e 1n the nl•tgh- borhoods surrounding Rea ('-0mn1un1t\ (\·nte r. ··w e have a n1ap ba.-...·d on our tlgurl'S for March, which v.·as a t)p1cal month. and of 925 Costa Mesa houM"holds V.'l' st•rvcd. 6Q 1 arc on thl' west side." Forbath .-.;a1d Forba1h said her group considered v.est Costa ~1csa as the area bounded b} Harbor Boulevard, Placentia ·\\enul·. Joann Scn:et and 19th Stree1. Costa Mesa ('ity ('ounc1I membc~ agret'd 10 re~xam1nc the ~OS leas...·. after stud ying for 90 da}s v.·hethr r the mo\ ing ·of another pn' ah.· povert) agenc) av.ay from Rea ('enter reduced neighborhood lO mpla1n1 s Merle t'l a1leberg. d1n.'ltor of the Someone Cares Soup K11t·hl·ri. oll'crcd t~l mo\'t' her oper- ation from lhc Cl·ntcr las! .-\pnl in an effort to reduce prcssurt• un the n1uch larger SOS. Ci t) oflil·1al~ agreed to observe whethe r moving the soup kitchen brough1 about a substantial rcduc11on 1n the numbe~ of poor and homeless p.:.·oplc v.·alk.1n g throu!!ih "''l'St Costa Mesa neighborhoods before dec1d1 ng what to do about SOS ' Tv.·o counc1lrnen ~1d 1h1~ v.·t.-e k tht'y did not believe moving the soup k11chen had sufficiently reduced the concerns of v.e'>t-s ide residents. "I don'1 think thcrl··i. bct•n a substantial change." Councilnu~n Ed (dasgow said. Glas~ov. sa id he had not been shov.n the 1n forma11on compiled b) SOS supporters Councilman Orv AmburgC) also said he stdl believed SOS needed to be moved 1n deference tu the concerns of local residents. But he said the cn y should provide asi.1sta nl·c 1n rclocaung SOS. "I believe SOS LS a line organization 1ha1 docs a 101 of good 'o\ork," he said .... fhey are just 1n the wrong place:· Mayor Peter Buffa was the third council member v.·ho said he believed SOS· should be mo\•ed from ns prl'sent location 1n the middle of a residenual neighborhood. ··r m not convinced they a rt 1n the right place .. but I'm not willing lo movr them until there is an acceptable al!ernat1ve," he said. ··1 don'1 think v.•e've looked close!} enough at an alternate locauon for them.'' He said the alternate location would have to be acccp1able 10 SOS offi cials before he would support a mo\c Forbath said th1s WC'tk. however. that she and hrr board wou ld oppose any move. ' ··w e're nol going to be moved." she said. ··w e·ve drcidcd we'll close down before we'll mo,'e. ~e'\e been at this 100 long to pull up slakes again." One other counCll member. Sandy Genis, said she had thought about the issue but was still not sure what to do about SOS. "Ifs hard," she said. -·1 think ifs the hardest thing to come before the council since I've been on 1r ... Genis said '\he v.ould hke to 5tt fi&urcs companng the total number of households served to the number of Costa Mesa households served.. Forbath said about 25 10 30 percent of households reee1v1ng food or n1cd1cal attention at SOS 1n a typ1c.al month an· from Costa Mesa.. She said she c11:pected a large number of su pponers at Monday night"s City Council meeting. Balboa Fun Zone rides up for sale Owners tire of amusement business, offer equipment for 'firm ' S2.5 million l!ly IRIS YOKOI Of lhe 0.il)r -~IM'f Down at thr Balboa Flin Zonc. )OU can ndc the carouM.'I for SI. pla) a video game for a quartl.'r and wa tch the boats on Nev. porl l·larbor for free . Or. you can plunk dov.•n $~ 5 million and buy the colorful nde'> and amusement equipment. T he beloved Ferris v.·hccl. mer~ go-round, bumper cars. "dark S<."a~ ride .. and several dozen video games arc for sale. After e~pcncnce wnh 1he Fun Zone that dates back to the 19505, owners Bob Speth and J0t• Tunstall have grown a ltttle 11red ol their tors. "Parties are fun . but do }OU hkc to pany everyday?'· Speth asked "Your body can onl y take so much." "The fun·s over for me." Tunstall said. "Time to move on." atmosphcn: 1hat gives Southern ("ahforn1a·s last v.·atcrfront amuse- men1 area such a spt."C1al l1a1r. Speth OOughl th c Frms wht"CI nghl out of high q:hool and has opcra 1t."<i 11 all Lhesc )eaT"i while working for the city of Fountain Vallt'\. where 1oda} he is an 18-year ve1enln of the cit) ·s Fire Depart- ment. Tuns1all ran a 1)1cycle dealership in Foun1a1 n Valle) until he reured at 1he young age of 39 and developed a personal collC'Ct1on of amusement park 11ems a1 his ranch near Lake Elsinore. Three )l'ars ago, the tv.0 Jo1nt.-d. to opcratr the rides at the redeveloped Fun Zone for property ownc~ Jor- dan and Bruce Wank . Cal Y1n Nagrl, a spry 78·year-old wh o appears at lease 20 )cars )ounger, JOlned Speth and Tunstall as a 1h1rd maJOr in- vestor-opcra1or. ............. Both Speth and Tuns1al1 worked as boys al the old Fun Zone .. which opened in J 936. and developed a love for 1he one--0f-a-kind carnival Toda). the owners are over- whel med by the Fun Zone's succes-. !Please see ZONE/A21 The fun parts of htlbo8•1 P'un Zone •re up for ..... t ·o\1·:ns..-on\ 1-"\\IHO"\lll·:,..- OC tries to stop up gas-leak threat I)' ROBERT BARKER Of -o..,. ,._ Si.off There art more than 6,000 underground gas and fuel ston&e tanks 1n Onnge Coun1~. and as of May 1 nearly S-40 of them were leaking !Ollie materials from holes in their rusty botton1s and sides. More than half the leaks have found 1heir way into the around water at relatively shallow depths, Fonunately. none or the carcin0&rnic liquids ha Ye pcnetratf'd dc:cp enouah 10 get into tbc county's drinkina water, officials say. But there's a ·fear \hey may, if allowed to miarate unchecked. County health officials lik'c to think that a prompt moaitorina campe1ian and zealous attempts to ovt.1'CC c"anup efforts are kc:cpina the Potential monster at bay. But the underaround leaks reportedly pose the arcatcst pollution thrtat to the pound waier. Ninety prrctnt of the underground 11nk1 a.re k>clted at tcrvice 1t1tions. health oMcialJ 11y. Two or throe d«ades al(>. the toraa,e 11nk1 were P'.ctd on the surfatt, no1 underaround. But vapors escepcd throut)I hole ifniti"t fte'" fim thal iacinerated a number o fire.fllhtCl'l and 01hen from time to time. accordin1 to Dtputy Fire Manhal Dennis Groat Because or the lire and e~plosion dangcn, the tanks went underground, 10 the rehef of fircfi&hten and olher safety officials. . Unle did anyone kn ow al tht time that the undersrounding eventual\) .,.,.ould cause a new 5el of environmental problem!.. wilh fuel leaks re+ ported up and down the ~1a1e. O ne on 1he bigc~1 leaks in Oranic County is on the arounds of th(" The Rainbow Disposal Co. on-Nichols S11'tet 1n liun11n11on Beach. But it's no t a gasohnt leak and 1t·1. not due 10 an o ld. wom--0u1 tank. The leak. reportedly from 1 pipeline. cautcd up 10 l.t0,000 pllons of diesel fuel to spill into • the around water. Ra1nbo...,, has sunk up to 40 wells to assess how deep and how far the material containina tht ca ncer...ca11s1n1 chemicals ha.s mi- grtlcd. ~ The com ny also re ncdly los1 more than $100.000 in Pu'e1 that dn out the pipe.line. Cost to clean up the mat~al arc ntima1ed in ucesJ of more thin SI O m1lhon. Rainbow. which w1s pnuscd by local fire officiatt as a &ood neiahbor for puttin& up its o wn money to •ink c.xploratory we.Iii. bu fi'ed la•· sui11 aaalnst con1ractot1 and subcon1rac1on who they Mame for e1u1in1 the kin&·sizcd orobic.m. GOOD MORNING • . Rainbow Vice Pre:sidcnl Stan TkaCz}'k •id thr leak developed during modc.mi1.11ti·oo of the bis trash-hsuhng company's facilities 10 1913 ot 1984. Part of the modcmizin& included a ftC'1: 100,000-gallon underJround 1ank. , T\:1cz)'k. who y1d he oouldn"1 comment oli the pcndinJ ht1gation, sa id clctnup COlh in _. way fi&urc 1n the company's recent rcqun\.for Ill increase in 1rash collection recs. r Robert Mcn")man, director nf tht 0raQll Coun1y Environmental Health Office, Mid W leak reponcdl}' WI$ caused when a ooaa..c&ar crushed one .,r the: pipes from the unde1•w .. tank. to a dispenser. ~ The leak was dc:1cctcd when an lnvealOl'Y indicated 1he company had a lot letl dielel fbil on hand for its trash trucks than •it th,ould tuive. Merryman said . M~an, who said company otlldlll WI properly 1n .....,..;., tht leek and ln --.-• 10 find out m<n about it. said the dte.el W Hill on top of lf'OUnd water about lS to 40 twt bdoit the surface. -;::i The fuel con1a1 ns harmtvl kvcl• ol that rt.portcdly ~kt caute cucer if h advance Into drinkina "'"°· M leicl ,..&_ -• '''"" Contk:1............................... 81 :Z Opinion............................... A 1 Sport> ................................ 91 ·4 CrollWOfd ............................... 86 People ................................... A8 Ent-........... Oot-l'olln Log ........................... A3 ~Wt .... ~ ....................... AS Pulllc nockf1 ... ~ ................... 18 TV Liii lngs-........... ..•.• O•t•booll WNther ........................... ~ .... AS We'ddfngs ............................ AS ;MissinQ :attorney says it's a misunserstanding LOS ANOELES (AP) -The lawyer for Ni&ht 9'albr defendant Ricbard llamirtt turned up after be tailed IO lbow up for the afternoon session of the trial Tbunday, headi~ off thejud&e's plan to issue an arrest Hemandn is not wath us this af\cmoon," sajd Tynan. "Frankly, we doD't know where he is. We have taken steps to find him. .. I do not know what the problem is," said Tynan. otnrnat ipinst bim. '' Def'nte attorney Danjel Hernandez called a coun •ldlrt at about 4 p.m. to say there had been a mis- "I hope it is not anythin& debilitatina." Hernandez' colJeaaue, Ray Clark1 said he last saw Hernandez lcavina \he Criminal Courts Buildin& at noon '"nd said, .. Ho was he9diTit for his car." He said Hernandez was accompanied by defense investiptor Richard Salinas who also was absent when the trial was to resume at 1:30 p.m . udentandlna. and he thoupt his pmence was not ~Nd for the afternoon session. members of the l&iprwution team said. Court personnel declined to bilomment, Myina Superior Court Judae Michael Tynan q-...Jd dildoec details Friday, durina a hcarina into the anornefs absence, which interrupted the prosecutor's ~r,ummation to the jury. "I can't ima&ine what h11 happened," Clark told the judae. ··1 hate to think what the possibilities arc." He said he telephoned Hernandez' home and rcc:cived no answer. He also phoned the lawyer's office where no one had heard from b.im, he said. Tynan waited more than an hour for Hernandez to arrive after the lunch recess, then summoned jurors and ~told them lo 10 home until Monday. '" .. Ladies and aentlemen, as yo u can see, Mr. l'• "Maybe he's just decided to leave," said Deputy District Attorney P. Philip Halpin whose final argument , ................................................................... .. ~B mah admits molesting boys ~~~ •ANOA CARDWELL •• f"tl ........... In a plea berpinina arrangement, a a former YWCA day-care center ,~r admitted in Superior Court • T.hunda)'-that he fondled nine boys in bu care at facilities in El Toro and 1~rvine. . ~' John Howard Nokes, 2S1 of Hunt- inaton lieach, pleaded guilty to 13 felOny counts of molesting boys at -..be two day-care. centers. Nokes faced up to 32 years in prison if be had been convicted on all the counts. But in a tentative plea barpinin& agreement, be it expected to be sentenced in Central Superior Court on·Scpt. 6 to a maximum of a year in county jail and/or five years of probation, said Deputy Dis- trict Attorney Ariadne Symons. Because he worked with children, the charges a~inst Nokes also in- cluded a special alleption of viol- atin& a position of trust. The district attorney aareed lO the neaotiatcd pica because -while the Arson suspected in awning plant blaze 9y ALIX \lllWAMS -~ .... a.. 1D"91tiptors suspect arson in the two-alarm fire that autted an awning muuktvrina compuy about a mile north of Costa Mesa on , a Santa Ana Fire Dcpart- IPOlrnwoman said. The fare over SI million in danaae to · and ita contents. In at Pacific Awnina Corp., Carriaee Dr. in Santa Ana, is treated as a c:riminaJ case, Di!MMlll tbc department is releasing lion on posaible suspects, Are depertment spokeswoman Sharon rnuiJc The c:Ompany, located in a busi- ness park, was approximately 10 years old, and had recently been re- acquired by owner Karl Desmarais of Mission Viejo. Pacific Awning mapufactures -and distributes awn- inp for backyard patios and win- dows. The blaze caused $800,000 dam- age to the building and approximate- ly S2SO,OOO damage to ats contents, Frank said. The building covered about 90,000 square feet. Some 35 fire- fi&)ttcrs battled the blaze for nearly I 1/2 hours, Frank said. ive bucks satisfies gunman in robbery A SS bill was all it took to dis- suade an armed robber who con- fronted a couple outside South Coast Plaza early Thursday morn- in&, Costa Mesa Police said. Tbe man pointed a handgun at the i:*r, demanded cash and threatened IO shoot them, Sat. Ron Smith said. Tbe victims, from JrviM and Villa Part. handed the man the SS bill and he took off running south toward Baker Street shortly after 2 a.m. The fUnman was described as an Hispanic in his mid-20s, 5 foot 8 inches, 160 pounds with brown hair· and eyes. He was wearinJ a tan jacket and pants, a plaid shirt and a li&bt<olored baseball cap. charaes filed were felonies -the molestations did .not involve rape, oral copulation or sodomy, she said. Defense Attorney Marri Derby said Nokes admitted to stroking the boys, whose average age was I 0. Two of the children said they were stroked underneath their clothing, while the others said they were stroked outside of their clothes. "He has alwjlys admitted his re- sponsibility," Symons said. ··This is not a m an who should go to jail for 32 years." "The greatest trauma to the boys is to have to testify against a man they think of as their friend,"_ she added. Derby S&id Superior Coun Juaie Myron Brown agreed to the light sentence because her client has always admitted responsibiLity and had a troubled childhood. though she did not elaborate. Nokes "chose not to come~ (the charges) because. in terms of ex- posure, it 1s the most intelligent choice," Derby said. Governor appoints Mesan to the bench A Costa Mesa man was among six people named Thursday to the Los Angeles County Superior Court by Gov. George Dcukmejian. Jo~n Torribio, 49, will fill a new position at tbc Los Angeles court. He has been a Superior Court com- missioner since 1986 and before that was a partner in a Downey law firm. Others named arc Lance Ito, 38, of Pasadena, Philip Hickok, 42. of Cerritos. John Fisher, 39, of Van Nuys, Michael Hoff, 48. of Agoura Hills, and Daniel Pratt, 39. of La Mirada. ~~n ................................................................................ .. OJ• ~FRIEND ,._Al --~ Mio bad been invcsuptint '*ldm f'or lbe last month. Martino. #a.tlo titted bis OCCUpjltion as saJes. t.omu, wu booked into Newport toa.:11 city jail but posted his OJ SI0.000 bail. bt)t Manino alleaedly uled·his friend's ~-.me and financial information, but bit own home address, to act an ,, 00FFSHORE ,,.,,,_Al ~don to the rettrictions, and -W tw loQI been an oil industry ~ last year durina the f»~· 8ueb decided to delay drill-, . ._ ... o« California's coast.. u well as 11 )lbe Soutbcm Florida coast, until a ;.i,lllk bu had reviewed and made ~lions on the issue. ,,..__~~_,_ !•tk force held hearinp in ..,.~to on Wednaday and is ~r•led IO make ill recommen-...._. in January. n.e oil UMhaltry and its suPPotUn --.0 • bollint the Senate will dilute or elimjnale lhe offshore oil reslric.. tioaa • it bas in tbc pjlst. American Express credit card. He al~y used the card across the United States and in Europe but never made a payment. Martino obtained data on his friend's financial status when the friend co-si&.ned for a loan, ac:cord- ina ro Parmentier. · Tbc friend became aware of Martino's actions In December and notified American Express, which in livery in the Senate on Thursda¥• Wilton told· his collequcs the oat spills prove drillina is nsky and the Senate has a "responlibility'' to con- front the risks with restrictions. Other leadina senators will prob- ably ~ to move the lqislation to Bush s desk intact. too, said a local drill.in& opponent. lkth Leeds, president of the Or-anae County coalition Save Our SbOres, said Sen. Alan Cranston, R-Calif., and Sen. Edward Kennedy, R-M&lllCbu1eu1, can be counted on to fiabt for lbe k:fislalion. "People are ralaiina the environ- ment croues all political bound- arin." lbe J..Aauna Beach resident said. tum contacted Newport Beach Police in June, Pannenuer said. American Express reported Martino had an outstanding balance due of more than $19,000. Detectives on Wednesday morn- in& staked o ut Martino's Park Lane residence, followed him when he drove out in his Porsche and pulled him over at Via Lido and Newport Boulevard, where he was arrested. East Coast and in the Gulf of Mex- ico off Texas. have propelled en· vironmental concerns into the na- tional spotlight. "The momentum now is to go fo r national sanctions," Leeds said, "an cxun bill of riahts." She hopes that momentum will ca!!.¥ the debate beyond an offshore drillina moratorium to tackling cur- rent pollution darnaac. ··r want everyone to start thinking about clcaruna up the mess we already have " Leeds said. She as confident the 1;>roposed one- year moratorium wlll give en- vironmcntalisu the opportunity to block future drilling. to the jury was interrupted by Hernandez' disa~ pea ranee. The judge said he would issue an arttst warrant but hold it until 10 a.m. Fnday 1f Hernandez has not appeared by then. He ordered a hearing at that hour with Ramirez present. one of the Ni&ht Stalker murders ... But then we didn't hear anythina about 1t. "You're not allowed to make up evidence," Halpin said. "That's the rule.'' . . Before he was interrupted, Halpin had been urgin~ jurors not to be "suckered in" by def'tnse attorneys references to evidence that does not exist, Halpin urged jurors 10 put aside any suspicions they have that the evidence menuoned by Hernand~1 exists. "Please don't be lulled into thinking ifs out ~here," he said. ·•Don't be suckered, 1~to tl:~al .. we .!ry this caSt on facts, not on somebody s 1mag1nataon. Halpin, in the second day of his summation after six months of testimony in the serial murder trial, accused defense attorneys of tryinJ. to confuse j urors with earlr refere nces to other possible suspects. Fina arguments were expected to continue through next week. The case would then go to the Jury. Halpin then began a recounting of the l 3 gruesome murders and 30 related crimes which terrified Southern California during the summer of 1985. R'lm1rC'l, a 29-year-old d.rifter fro~ El. Paso, Texas, is charged with being the dev1l-worsluptog rntruder who raped, robbed and killed his v1ct1ms. often demanding that they swear allegiance to atan. "There was talk about a private secunty guard," Halpin recalled, citin& attorney Daniel Hernandez' claim that such a person was stopped near the scene of H•vlng • b•ll Russell Heckm•n, S, of Lake •111nore, bounces •round In • tent full of rubber b•ll• •t t h• Or•nt• County P•lr In Cosu Me ... The f•lr runs t h r ough July ZJ. ZONE From Al and the time it demands from them, including 12-hour workdays. There have been times when Speth has returned home after three days straight at the fi rt station wath only enough ttmc to say hello to has wife before running ofT to work at the Fun Zone. "It's gotten busier," Speth said. "This thing reall) kind of snow- balled ... Meanwhile. both Tunstall and Nagel were supposed to be retired .. I want to do some traveling." Tunstall said. So the owners began d1scuss1ng selling. Their decision was clinched when Tunstall's friend Ed Wam- boldt. an agent at OMS Investment Corp. in Santa Ana, c.ame to them with an offer to buy the ndes. The offer was accepted, but the buyer was unable to go through with the deal for personal reasons, Wam- boldt said. So Wamboldt put the amusement park' on the market and immediately began getting other of- fers. Interested parties have called from all over the country and in- clude both large amusement com- panies and individuals, Wamboldt said. The Japanese restaurateur who bou&ht the Fun Zone land and buildina.s last year made an offer for the rides, but it was below the $2.S million price the owners want. "The ownen arc firm," Wamboldt said. While enticed by the Fun Zone's worldwide familiarity and beautiful location on the edge of Newport Harbor, some call~rs from other states have been a bit taken aback by the price, since it doesn't even in- clude land, Wamboldt said. They apparently don't realize how ex- pensive Newpon Beach land is, he said. Wamboldt believes the eventual buyer will be "somebody local," somebody familiar wtth the area and the success of the Fun Zone. The rides bring in a pre-tax profit of about $400,000 a year. Wamboldt said. "It's a very profitable business:· Wamboldt said. "The ltttlc quarters add up to be big dollars." Everyo ne agrees whoever finall}' becomes the· owner must be some- one who will contin~ to operate the rides as lovmgJ y as Speth and Tunstall have. And the new owner should realize the hnle quirks of the amusement business. ltke the seasonal cmploycc:s and crowds and the effect Mother Nature has on customers. Because of the seasonal nature of the business, sch~I kids arc the best employees. according to Speth But problems can occur si{lcc the Fun Zone is operated year-round. Come summer, it's easy to m- creasc staff to handle the large crowds because young cm ployets arc abundant. Come winter, em- ployee availability and customers diminish significantly. "The biggest problem is enough people (to work)." Speth said. Smee this is Southern California. the weather is usually nice enough year round to draw customers. But another twist -the busiest times at the Fun Zone are on days when temperatures arc siuhng inland but foggy in Newport Beach. Inland residents who come out to the beach for relief find the weather unsuitable for sunbathing. so the> come to the Fun Zonr Speth said. Speth has also run the Fems wheel in the pounng rain dunng Easter Week. "It's one of those strani e bus1· ne~s." he said. "I always liked the Fun Zone. the amusement bus1n~·ss Ifs JUSt a fun place.'' "I'd lake to see a person 1ha1·~ already involved m the amuscmtnt business (take 1t over)," Tunstall saad. "They'd ha~ a n interest in keeping it right. It'll continue either way. but I'd like it to continue in .l nice atmosphere. the way I had 11 created. "We've created what we wanted to create ... it's time to let someone come take over the daily operation of 11.'' t \I .II OH'I \ 1.011·1.H\ Two tickets are jackpot winners ly The Assodated Press Two people picked all six winning numbers in the Cahfomia Lottery's twice-weekly "Lotto 6-49" game and will split a SI 0. 94 million jackpot, lottery officials said Thursday. Tbe .. iwo lucky winners. who bouaht tickets in Oalcland and Long Beach, will each take home SS,471,217. The numbers picked Wednesday oiaht for the lotto pme were: 33, 28, 10, 7, 48, S and the bonus number. 8. Seven tickets sold had five of the six winning numbers plus the bonus number and were worth $233. 964 each. The tickets were purchased 10 Santa O ara. San Francise'O. Oal· land, Sacramento, Corona. Carson and Los Anaeks There were 336 tickets with fi,c of six corrcct numbers. Their holders will each take home S2.5 l I . The sales from Wednesday n1gh1 to Saturday's draw1n1 were S 15.34 million. Estimated salC'S for Satur· day niaht's "Lotto 6-49" drawing will be SS million, officials said. But accordin& IO lbe Auociated ,,_, Sen. Pete Willon, R-CaUf.. .... to pue1a t.be Senltc '°adopt me .Home lllP'Oved provil6ont in com- ..,.;nhiee and on lhe Senate Ooor. She said environmentalists also are worltin& with lqislators on a California Ocean Sanctuary Bill th•t would il;M:Judc a permanent drillina mora10r1um. "If the consciousness oft.he coun- try c:an be turned around this year, I, think the year offers us plenty of umero~aperma~nt~~"~s ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ aid. • L ., .ll In a Matement prepued for dei-But the diMSttous oil spill off Alaska and subtequent spi.111 on the Hart Hprcssed similar optimiun. .. We'll hope it's a first step to aome- thina permanent." :~ ........................................ 11!111 ............................ ~ ... .. ,.,.SPILLS -:C,Af':~ about •.ooo lliloM bave -. na lr'td. lte JI.id. bi6 ..._ O...wrm. ICtint c:bW of tbe ""1~mv II ... divWoiil Of .. Am ........ w-,. COMrOI ~ ... .. ... .. ........ ii ....., ........................ ,.-. W' .. ~ c.., . ... , .. , .... dool ..... it ...... __ *Now T hru J uly 31st * Amling's Anniversary Sale I EVERY PLANT 20% OFF I ...... .... -rnia. ollgh But cs at ~hen I bu1 UI to llh('r tht'\' said. ·ems 1nng bUSI• ! lht' nrss haf, nenl 1Stai! a in ithcr in a Id 11 ntcd eonc 111on • s onus t.964 !d in Oak- rson, ve of ldcrs iight 5.34 llUf· win3 d. • • 0 Orange Coa.s1 DAILY PILOT/Friday, July 1•. 1999 Bl 1.1.J.l'I'\ 80\RD Tennis/auction ball helps fight disease Judge: Baker didn't violate sentence . The Orange County Tennis/Auction Ball to ra.1se money for the Cystic Fi brosis Foundation, will ~ held on Friday, July 21 al Le Mcridicn H_otcl 10 NcwpOrt Beach where.> a black -tic optional dinner dance will lake place. ,An auclion of tennis teams will be held al this port1?n of the evenl. where entena1nmcnt will ht= pro".1~cd by the "Don Miller Big Band." All part1c1pants at the ball will be able to bid on 24 pro/amateur teams. l 'he highest bidder then be· comes that teams "owner" a nd will be awarded one of 24 prize packages according to how his team places in the tennis tournament on Sa.turday. Ju_I)' 22 at Los Caballeros Spons Village 1n Fountain Valley. Guests are encouraged to attend the tour- namenl and cheer on their fa11on 1e team. ~I ndividuals and currx:irallons may part1(1patt' or sponM>r an amateur tennis plaver 10 the 1o ur- namen1. These amate urs v.·1ll then' be paired with a pro fessional tenn1or. pla)er. The tv.'o pla)er tC<ims art auctioned off to the highest bidder. To panic1patc in the tournan1ent. sponsor a player or for mo re 1nformat1on about the ball. call the-Cystic Fibrosis Foundation a1 938-1393 . Workshop offers beauty tips A four-hour hcaut~ v.·orkshop for v.·omen titled "New You Beauty Makl·over" will present techniques for 1mprov1 ng makeup and hair from 6 to 10 p.m . on Wednesday. Jul) 20 by Orange Coast c.·ollegc in room 102 of the An Center. Each part1c1pan1 1.1.·1ll v.·ork v.·1th a spcc1ahs1 in the-an of makeup and hair styli ng. Lccurc topic-. include ··c-ontunng." "Personal Fa cial Skin Care Recommendations." ··1-lairst)k' ·\nal)sis'' and "Cosmeuc Color Selcl·t1on l ior.ing 12 ~·ason Color Types." The cost ts S 15. I u rcg1sll'r. go 10 thl· ('on1- mun1ty Service Office 1n Lhe collcgc'i. Student Center Bui lding fron1 9 a.m 10 7 p.m .. ~1 onda) through Fnda). and fron1 8 a.m. to noon on Saturday. To register b)· phonl". u~1ng \'1!001 or Mastercard, call 43:!·5880 OC Fair Schedule 10:30 •.m. C hubby 'bunny l·ontest -Carnation Kids Stag~· 12:30 p.m . Giant s lide races K1dd1l' c.·arn1,'al ate-a The Dance Fae· tory -K WI Z Heritage Stage I p.m. ~·lo th c-r-daugh ler look alike con1es1 -Cen1c-nn1al Stage- colonng contest Judging -Fine-Daily P1 \01 Ans Buildin& ! p.m. G~at American high d1,ing or.how -Fair Ring !:SO p.m. Amazing ~farlo Magician -K WI Z 1-icntagc Stage Orange Count) Sheriffs Stringers Band - Millers Meadow H igh wire ac1 -adJacent to Fair Ring ''" p.m. Shoot-ou1 at 1he Millers Corral -Millers Meadows fi p.m. G rc-at Amt'ntan high d1v1ng show -Fair Ring 4:SO p.m . Amazing Marlo Mag1 c1a n -K WIZ Hentagt' Stage H1gh wire act -adjacent to F:ur R1n& $ p.m. Kung Fu San Soo Karate -('t"ntcn n1al S1ag.c • p.m. Parade -ground~ Great American high d1v1n1 show -Fair Ring '''" p.m. Santa Ana Winds Band Concert -KWI Z HeritaJe Stage High win.' act -adjacent to Fair Ring 1 p.m . · The Blasters Concert -Arhngton Theater Arna.zing Ma rlo Mag1 c1an -K WIZ Hen I age Stq;e Melodrama: "She \\'as Only a Farn1cr·, Daughter" -Little Theatre ly JANET ZIMMERMAN Of -OMl)r I"-''°"' Published charges tha1 forn1c-r com- muni1y leader C'. Da vid Bakl·r v1o lat«I the terms of his l'on1mun1 I) <ocr' ice sentence on a forgery tonvu.:uon 1.1.·1·re unfounded, a Judge said Thur'>da ). Baker. 36, pleaded guilty 10 Scptt•mbcr 10 fo rging a $48.000 check to bolster his unsuccessful congressional campaign last year. He was scntcnt·ed to a }l'ar's proba· tion and 500 hours of communtt) ser- vice. Lasl n1onth. the Los ·\n&l'lcs f1n1cs rcponed that Haker n1a } ha\l' cnn1pletcd his scntencc by v.·ork1ng at a non-profit group that loant"d him a IQM'i Cadillac and then hired h1n1 for a~ much as. $240.000 a ~car Deputy 1)1~\nt·t Attornl'y l 'hnor. [,ans loolctd 1n10 Baker's relationship w11h Irvine-based Srx:ins Kids tq dl'term1ne whether he v1olatt·d h1~ "'-'ntcncl' ()n June 29. E,·an' turned over to tht• Judge records docun1l·nt1ng Haker·~ scr' 1C'e and said he found no l'' 1llent·c of v.·rongdo1ng. Su~nor Court Judge ~1yron Oro" n said. Brown \a1d hl' t·amc to the '>:llllt" conclus1011 "It ~l·tnl~ lo llll' V.l"fl' dealing 'Allh some allcg<1tiOn\ 1h;11 do n·1 h:1'l' a grea1 C. D•vld B•ker Chase ends in front of traffic-snarled fair By BOB VAN EYKEN Of ,,._ Dri\I ~ .... 11~11 Tv.o Santa -\na v.umcn v.•1tb a car lull of stolen "port'"'l'ar addt•d to the C\Clll'- mcn1 of thc first d3) of the Orangt Count) Fair h) k·ad1ng pohcc o n a .::t1- n11nuh' cha'>I.' through Nev. pon lk'.ll h and Costa ~·1csa hcforc h1:1ng arrL'~ll'd am1d a traflic J:l!ll 111 front of tht· fa1r- grounJ, \\l•Jnl•\da) C\C'n1ng. Lisa I.ii) VaMJUCJ.. ~8 . and Rl·l§ina Mane To rrl·,.ri.)rc~. 27, v.·crc arrl',1l·d and booked on \U\p1c1l1n uf 'lt rong-ann robbt-~ and rn111111L•rc1al burgla ~ .Lfll'T the) O\L'rpti"crL·d the n1anagcr l>f the M1t hrush clo1h1ng \\Ofl' on :\1;:un '\1reL'l 1n Balboa anJ lll·d \\1lh \.;51 in ;lV~orteJ bcac hv.'car. ~e,\purt He.nil P"llLT spokl·s111a11 Hoh ( J:ddl') ,.ud The tv.u arc al\u \U\pl'L ll'd vt 'Icahn~ about S3 50 v.urth of \f)t)r1\v.car fru n1 l\•O other \IOTl'S 1n !hl' \ 1r1nll\ \lain '\1rct't Emponun1 and I <K:1I ( olOr .The llll'1dvn t l>t:g.1n .1t al~uut " p ni . Oakle) ~aid . \•hen thl' \\Ill "uttu·n walked 1nlo ~111hrush "One oftht'm a11L·n1ptcd l•l J1,trae1 thL· clerk. v.h1le tht• ulhc r 'ACOI to another part of thl' ~torl' a11J l1lil·ll ,101h1ng." Oakley sa1J The \lolcn lll'lll' V.l'fl' \poncd h) the store'!> manJ8l'f h4 •v.C\'l'r. "hoattl'rnptcd to stop lhe two "onu·n <1s the\ v.·l·re leaving the "tore. Ill· <;aid · A fight broke o ut. <ind the 1v.o suspects apparcn1ly U\Cd e nough force to con· st1tutl' a strong.arm rohbcry, rather than a simple con1mt•rc1al burglary. Oa~le~ 'loaLd. -\n cmpl o~·cc of the store 1dl·nt1ficd the women ·~ car a~ a v.·h1tL'. 1977 Thunder- bird and alerted police. he said. A Nev.·port Bc:tch police car auemptcd to pull the car 0 ''l"r after 11 wt•nt through the 1nter!>CCt1on of ~-l.11n l\treet and Balboa Boule\;1rtl. but lhl· \u\\X-CIS \pcd a"a). Oakll') !>.'lid. The pohc<' car was JOHll"d b~ 'K'Vt'ra l other un1I\ and a polirt• hl•l1t-optcr. he s:ud Oalde\ \:!id thl· r ha'>l· L'nlk·J v.hl•n the suSJX'l'\\; lar broke dv"n on Ne\\port Boulevard in front of the fairgrounds "It caused quite a tr~flicJam." he said "Wt'dne\(la} v.a~ the hrst "> of the fair, and 11 wa\ !II !he peak 1rallic hour." In the car pulll·e found a \anct) of shirts. shurl\ and tanl.. top\. 1den11ficd as being fron1 the thrC'c Balboa stores. Oak- It·' \atd. ·vasquet anti ro rres-1-lorl'!> v.crc boo!..· ed 1n10 the Orange count) Jail o n susp1 - c-1on of rohhcr) and con1mcrc1 al burglar) The ~ "erl' h..·1ng held Thur'i()a) on S5U.OOO bad l'al h I 0 lose · hospital job$ for possessing drugs By The O.ally Piiot Ten emplo)l"l'' of lluag :\'lemon.ii Hospital in Ne\\port Hl·a<h 1•l"fl' fircJ this week for alleged!) hnng1ng 1n.1n- Juana and cocaine lo lhe ho~p11al Hosp11al spokcs"oman (rail Ul\l' said none of the-c-mplO)Ct'~ "ere 1n,Ol\ed 1n dirc-ct pa11cn1 rare but rcfu~d to <;tah· what whc-re lhe) "orkl•d 1n lhc hosp1t!ll She-did say. tho ugh. that the cn1pln~cc' did not work 1n the !>aml' depann1ent The drugs v.erL' not lron1 ho~p11al supplies. lo\C or.aid. The c-mplo)l'CS v.•cre firl·d for' 1nlat1ng a hospital pohC) that proh1h1ts hnng1ng drugs onto \he premises. not for using drugs at work. Love said. I ht• 1ern11n:it1on' t·a1nc :11 lh(' l'nd of an in ternal 1n\C.St1gat1on cunJuclrd v.·1th the as~1\1ance of an OUt\ldC' ln\'l''\11gat1on firm . L1J\ e \31d the 1n' l'\llgauon revealed that 10 c-n1plo~t·c-. v.t'rl' apparl"nll} 1n- vol,•ed 1n an 1...ola1ed 1nc1dcnl The h1>sp1tal \Uluntanl) turned O\er the rt\ult~ of the 1n\c-\11ga11on and 1hc subsequent hospnal al l•o n 111 the ~t'v. rx:in Ekach Pol1ct' I"li.·parlmt•nt fhr Po hce lk'panmcnt took the drugs as e' tdence bul doc\ nut plan an~ aL \IOn. spokcsn1an !lot'> Oaklt•) ..aid The am1)unt uf n1anJuana and cocatnt· confiscateJ v.as fa1rl) sn1al1. according to Oak.le-). The ho\p1tal h:i' appro \1matcl) ~.500 emplo)t"es. Love '\aid deal of substance." hc ~1d ··1 \wc:o1r I don'1 know what the t:on1pla1nt 1~ .. Official!> at 1he T 1rne~ could nuL be reached for comment In the newspapc:r·., )l\lry, the J1rcl'lur of the non-profit sport\ organ111111on \aid he was withholding S8fl.fM)(J ov.·cd Bi1kcr because of concerns lhl· P••)rnen• 'Auuld violalc 1he terms of hi .. '>l'ntl·nct When contacted h) ll·lcphurh· I ,_ ecut1 ve D1rtetur (hull.. f 1)\lcr 'aid Srx:ins Kid~ has a ncv. polil' nnt to comment on any \ll>ril'\ rl·g:1ni1ng IS:tl l·r '"We're a ver) pt1\lll\l' uptx-.ir •Ir· gan1za11on and V.l' look at th" .1, u11 unnccessal") neg.all'l'" 1-u~tl'r \;11d Baker wa .. a fr ont-runnl't 1n tnc Kt" publican pnmar~ racl· ·1ur thl· ~!nli l •11i- gress1onal D1s1nl·t n11ni111a1111n Ill .1d· m11ted forging a cu-signer\ \1~nJt Ufl' (111 a check from tht• l r,1n~· lll·:1llh l •H•n dation. ~here he "a:l> then c'L'lU\1\c d1rc-c1or Baker said he 1nh·nJ cJ 111 U'l' thl· mone) for a la~t-minull" Larnp;11 ~n p11,h tn the 1ncrcas1ngl) hn,11h: Lnlltt·,t ht11 stopped pa~nll'll l on ihc <hl'L ~ tx·fdfL' 11 was cashcd ;\ficr scn1enl1ng. par1 or h1~ 1vlunt.11 \ commun1 1~ sc.·r,1l'l' v.nrl.. "JS pl·r· formedat Sports K.Jd!I and, accordlna 10 the Time ... ht wa5 pa1a for work five da~ before Brov.·n declared be had fuJfiUcd bis commun11 ) service . Baker C\C"nt ually worked for Sporu Kids fo r a reponed S 120.000 •nnu&J salaF) and potential bonusc:s that could have doubled the salary. 1-ie lefi the aro111p after four n1onths. His auorney. Paul Mc-yer. called the ~tol)o "a rumor-gcnera1ed an1clc." .. ~s he-did his community service, Da'e Baker pro,ed 10 be a tremendous a~se1 tn that organ1zat1on. There's n0th1n(! v. rong with that. once you'we tO nLluded ~our communil) service if the org.an1lallon v.ants to ktt'p you on you ha'e a righl to talk to them." Meyer said. The anorney s,:ud earh('r that Baker drl.I' l' thl· (·ad1llac because the deakr d•Jnatcd 1t and other cars to the oi:pniia- t1nn ;ind v.anted 11 used for pubhc rela- tion~ purpo\C.-S Rakl·r luant"d out his own car, a \1 crted c\. for uSt" b) other charit~. \fc)rr '><lid Bal..c-r and his father also loaned \.;(J,(}1)(1 to Spun s Kids last fall and thal n1onc-~ ha!> nul been repaid . acc-ordina to ~lc~cr .,_, ~ " &.ee Blocks supporting this historic Ugun• Beach hOflM can now be removed followlng Co•st•I Commission action. Man finally allowed to plop down historic Laguna home By LESLIE EARNEST Of ,,_ 0...,. -S<..rt Seven months and thou...anJ~ of d ollJrS after ttscu1ng an ht<.tonc hou-.c fron1 th~ bulldoler's path, a Laguna B1·ach 1nan haS nnallyrij:ef\·ca pi,.'rn11-.sTh n 10 \C'fllc the structure on the 101 v.hcre 1t ha-. tx·rn tentatively pcrcht·d Jules Swimml·r "ho \ll'Jlpl'J fo rward 1n December v.h l·n thL' C 11' ( nunfd asked som eone tn lla1m 1hr hqu-.c v.hcn its ov.ner decided 11 1 lk'\tro\ JI . ~111d ht• will now refurbish the \lruriurl" Jnd pu1 it up for rent. "Finally," e<;v.1mn1er \aid .1f1t·r rl'll'l\- Ln@: a 7-1 appro,al fron1 thl' < oa,tal Comm1ss1on on· Wcdncsd11\ "\.\ ha1 "l' want 10 do is ge11h1s thing con1rll'tl·d and rcfurbi\hed and gt•t 1t tx·h1nd u' \.\i t"11· got a h1 stoncal marke1 .,.l. v..1111 1u '"url.. on.'" Swimmer. a local rl.'\ln ucaleur 'Aho recent!~ purchaJ.t•d Fore\I \fark('1 in downtov.·n Laguna. said hr ha1, ln\I thousands 01 dollars cal h month \1llCt' he look possessio n of th(' lll-\e;ir-old \truc- lurc. one ofthc fi"'t hnml'\ hu1lt 1n fhrt•e ;\rch Ra ~. The c\pcncnt't' ha' tl<-<"11 al tht· ''C"f) lca~t. maddt•n1ng. Ek1v.·cen "in1cr and 'un1mt•r ,.,..,m . mcr's plans for v.hat he culk·d an '"adorable llnle house" mo111."d ..,w1fll, at first. slowc-d to a crawl and finally casae to a standst1ll Swimmer had bctn able IO clear hurdles po~d bv the. Dcsicn RC"Yicw Board but had s1 umbtcd when oeiahbon began placing obstacles in his pet\. ln111ally, he had been granted a aeries: of var1ances neC"essary to pl~ the old home 1n front of another house be OWN on aJOn Street. If ii seemed like a aood idea 10 Swimmer -and to a ttlieval (-11y Council -11 was 1nfuriatint' to Ca1on Strl'Ct neighbors who complained 1ha1 the-\'ariances should never have been g.ranted 1n the first place. Theo in Apnl. the Coastal Commiuion s1dt·d with Sw1 mmc-r·s dctracton ind Ot'ntC"d him an apphca11on to move the house on' tts blocks. F1nall) v.·hcn his second hearina amc arOund this v.•cek. 11 was the council th.ml came 10 h1~ rescue. w1mmer said. ''(C'ounnl1,1.·o man) M anha Collison was phenomenal," he said. "'She was very hc-lpful 1n expla1n1ng what had transpimd at thl· c it~ lc,el . Quite honestly, I c1on·1 think 1,1.•c would have been succnsful if it hadn"t hecn for 1hc suppon from the Cit) " \\'he n a\ked if he "''ould take the houte again 1f he had 11 10 do over. Swimmer ii. mort• than a little ambivalent. It .has been a rough few months. he said.- "30 p.m. Trinidad Steel Rand -Centennial Stage Stratton and Chnstopher -Millers f\.1cadows I p.m. Speedway -Coors Arena Laguna councilman wants flag protected Califom ia Choralicrs -KWIZ Henlage Stage Main Strttt Band -Melody Junction S1age Pa$adcna Chorus -Little Theatre lly LESLIE EARNEST °' ,,_ o..-y ,._ ~'""' spcct·h." Kenne~ \Ul d. "11 ~"Cm\ when you ac\uiill) pu1 a m:u~·h to the nag. that"s strl"tch1ng the dcfinn:on of freedom of .speech " that "''ould dan1ag_l' lrl"-' '>P("-'Ch 11)llll' The upper hou"IC 'olcd '\0-ti In ••Pllfl!\l' a rcStlluuon h\ Sen ('(·c1I C 111·en, 11 Norwalk. which a,k., for an anlt'ndrnl•n! that v.ould ll \t' ~late and ft•dt"r,11 ~·o\crn ments the ptl"'cr 10 outlnw di"•''\ 1,111nn 01 the ·\merican flag. askl'd "Where do we draw t~ line?'' Rut \en. Qul'nt1n Kogp. I-San F"ra.n .. C1'\CO. v. h1lc calling nag umen "'fools, .. \81d < o ngress has "more impoNnt 1hinp to achle,t"' 1han pnssina such •• amendmcn\ I p.m. The Blasters Concert -Arlington Theater Gary Murray and Envoyo-Melody Junction Stqe Melodrama: "She Was Only a Farmer's Dtushter" -Little Theatll' A Laguna lkal·h coune1lnH1n v.·111 a\k his colleagues ·rut"sda) 10 forn1:-ill y hnc up behind con&rl'Ss1o nal cll'orl\ to outlav. desecration of the Amencan flag. The-15\Ut' h:1' 1nllamcd r1oh 11c1an~ across thl' n:111011 v. ho have rushed to speak out .1gi11n'1 1hr I 'n1 ted Slates Su· prt'me Courf, Ju nl' 2J ruling that bum· '"f lhe Un11cd Si:1tl·i. !lag d unng a politi· ca dcmon§1rauon 1~ pn1tc-c1ed by 1hc Firs1 Amendml·nt f-or the-n1os1 pan, few !('aders hav(' l"ho-,.cn h) '1dl" v.1th lhc high court. While-it l't'ma1ns 10 be tttn wMt rt"\p<'ln'>l" Kenne) will receive in Lasu-. he v.111 have 1he suppoM of a1 \eaf1 OM C'ount 1\woman_ C \11'\lt\R Friday, July 14 No meetinp tchcdulcd Although he docs not necc .. ~.1nly fa, or a cons11 tu11onal amt·ndn1t·nt pr11h1 h111ng violatina 1hc nag. if thl'u 1.1.·cn.· the onl y option, he would suppon 11, \ounc1lmnn Dan Kenney said 1h1~ \\'CCk f-(lr now, Kenney said, he will a111k the l·ounc1I 10 lldopt 1 resolution shov.·1ng Jupµ.)n to memben of Congrcs111. "My basic problem is. I don't know how much v.·e·rc taUdna abOut frttdom ol Thursday, thl' ~t:11e ~nlltt• urge'd Con- aress 10 approve a con~t1tw1io11al amend- ment a1;1i1nst Rag burn1na. dl'sp1te com - plain&s 11 was a '\:heap political tnck'" A. similar rt•solu11nn l'oy .\,.,..·n1h1\ m:in T1n1 Leslie. R-Carm1l"hal'I, p.1 .,\l'd thl' state-Assembly las1 month l 'h;i1 rl'"'il u11 on 1s now wa1t1ng fc1r a 4'en.1t<· 'Pit" wh1lt Clrecn's mca,urc n11nl"<( 1(1 the Asstmbly. Sen John Seymour. H.-·\nahc1m, \Uld nag burning LS an "act ol !t•rrflll\ltl" r1thr-r than or polillcal c~prt'\\H 1n "How pcrmu;i1vt w11I we (lCI"" he "~h .. olu1cly. I'm in f•vor or it. ....... <. nunc1lv.nman M1Mha Colli.son n.w. da) .. ,,.~a statement from the city~ 1h1~ 1-. wha1 we-believe and this it~ 1n1portant to u<; .. Tar A1HdatNI Pren ~ • tilt rtport. 1'01 IC I I OC, Five hundttd d4)11ars in cash dis- 1_ppeared from an office at C1rme1o·s res11uran1. JS20 E. C0411St lljpway. • • • A computer, four men's shins, a phone mt••:cmach.lnc. trust dttds 1nd othtt ument wtrt: taken ll'Om 1 home In th< •800 block or Surtty Drive. •PPln:ntly 1ner 1he thit.f \:khd 1 side door ope:n. • ••• The window ne•t to 1hc main -or 1butl-11 ~cam,,.. Drive wu found with a qu.t.fUr..:inch -in i~ poocibl• ll'Om 1 bullel. . ' . A llwnmowcr wtt taken from an •olocbd -10 th< lOO bloclt or w--· . r11rd VolleJ • A -.,-llunti..., lcoch -. ,.. ......, undtr a1ittn•1 If· ,.. by Ma mother 11\ef he wen1 to • his parents' home in the I 6SOO block or Yucca Circle and 1hrc1ttcncd prope:My damaae. First. his parents called the police who 1o ld him to 11ay away, When he didn't. mom sent him to his room -in tht' Fountain V1llcy JIUI. ••• A woman li\•ing 1n an apartment at I 70SO San Bruno Strcc:t s111d her u-bo~nd wa! \•fry upstt over 1hcir kup and called to s.ay he w comint over "to tct 1hin11 str1i&hlened out." he-f~•rcd hann becaMtt he wat known to be violenl. ••• A bufalat' s.nlild: 1n and out the ...-tab'aftet: of N11I dvtntutt1, •74ll lrookh\trll St. 1ak1n,1 wilh W. ..,,. J>OO in costume .itwtlry ,,_ • Y cue. • • • A :-tf -,.,. door lock at 0111 Uh Soud lo. 11120 Ir= k. then took •bout SI hn a dnk drt'llo'tr n(':ar .. 1h~ front lo bhy. l nin• Mott 1han SI 00,000 of fac5imilc machine t.<qu1pn1cn1 was reported stolen from the hus1ncss Just the Fax.. 13844 hon Par~y. • • • uto 1h il!ve) )\Ole a white~ 198S Toyota four-whccl-Jr1ve pickup lf\K'k from the p;.rkina lot al Cua M•N rcstaul'1nt. 185 12 1'-1 Mhwr Blvd .. The' thctl' O('('Ul'Ttd bc1wun 4 ind J:lO p.m . Wednesday. • • • A 1970 VolU~·~1~n lkclle Wiit stokn rrom lhc 2000 block or Bu ~ nns Cnt1cr Cu'tk • ••• A. paint ptllct .... , rcpcirtC'dly ~01 M lft lr¥ine mtdtnl on Bant~n Trtc l.aM It lpptOkimattly 9:JO p.m. Wedi 11day. • • • A ..._ Nmtd H11 Naoc Du ..... 111'111111 Wedltipda)' on w~p1t1bn of .,.,.,,._ 1fttr M was dctain('d intide 1hc Toshiba building, 9740 Irvine Blvd .• aficr an alann ranlJ 11 abou1 I l:JO pin ••• Vandals apparently yanked Oais ol'f Oaapolcs at the Hcrha.ge: Park Aqua11c Ctnter. located at 4601 W1lnu1 Ave., and1osscd them 1n the pQOI. ••• bou1 $2,000 wonh Qr tools v.·crt s1olen from the bed of• red Toyo1n pickup 1ruck Plrked at 0 Dtti&nl. 171 1 1..1.n&ley A\C. Coot• M- The suit Sluhc'-has stnKlk 1pln. Emptortts of 1hc Robinsons in Cry111 ~un said Sunday tha1 1 IMft'S If" ull v1.lucd It $375 waii etil on 1he kft 1~ve, pouibly wilh 1 ruor blade. ••• AIUll!ia-lllrilllll .. on th< sodco ti I 1972 Volltl••• ,.,., llc<tlc ---....... -parked ho lllt 2000 -of l.oanc 1.;a,,. between 10 p . .fTl. Fr1d11y 1111d 1·JO p.m . Sa111rd11y. ••• Two driver\ on 1hc wu1hhnullll Costa >ytua Fret>Wa) th rev. pun• h t'\ and kicked each other·~ CAf\ ancr one of 1~ m o1nnsl\ n:·fu\\'11 t(l lei the other merac 1n10 h1 \ l;inc l)nc ol the men wa'.'i C'1tc.'d for m:il1c1ou' mischief and the 01hc1 111"'~ arre~lnJ ror assault and Ninel')I and an outs1.a&nd1n1 ~:am1nt • • • Ten tf'Cn..,acn *ho knoclcd on the dooc· of a hou.w. on Albatro s ()rive and ll5kod about a non-e-.1~ \Cnt PtrtY Monday n11h1 wete thou,ht rctp0n~1b1e ror ;hootina • bultet 11 th(': car or one or the 0«upents. who told 1hcin to tffvo. • • • Tht tur wina window of a Hrun• da1 Uciel Wit: pnN open •·h1k oorked °"laid< J, • l'tnny •I 2300 Harbor llvd. bet>Nttn 6:l0 1nd 1:4S p.m, W~1-A $j()() S1t-~ 1nd si1 (':.tncUc la~ Wlr:tt 1ok'n . •••• A woman <each~ roc 1 'T.~ 1n 1hc-!K>up scc1ion of the .. market on I 71h St~t. Whm turned 1round, her pune eMI 5482 ('asn 1nJidc wttt 10ftC. La.gun• lle11C1h T httt custom cn left lm•ie n. 8um'.a mtaunint It l'Lm. n..- w1thou1 ptyina a Sll.47 bin. ••• rol~,..... called oo '"° «11119* or Nonh OU1 HjpWO)' j.-... mfdnitht Tllurtdfl;. wM9 a boyfri<nd and sirl&>tl -.. pof1cdl)' embroiled lft • d' ; a• ••• .Ofli«n ,.ill • •1111 JO .. --0:.°l! V-l.w °" W1 I I $ at I "J7 P,lft, .... I _., - 111rmd) .u...n. .. ••W' • H t' r•• 8111• PaliDI taa w•'t: .~-... -,...... I ... ti •UW .,-. 0ntinee CoMt DAILY PILOT I Friday, July 14, 1989 Pilot's rescue shocks rescuers · MIAMI (AP) -A small ~lane "'"h a stricken pilot flew hundred or malt5 down the Atlantic Coast on autopilot shadowed by military jets Thursday before it ran out of gas and crashed uuo \he ocean. The pilot then emerged from the wrecka&e and swam toward his startled rescuers, authorities said. \he porch of the family home that her hust>and had been awake and talk1na 10 doctors. She 5aid she told hospital officials to send her husband the followina message: "Root, you really did at this time." plane until 1t ran out of ga11 After more than 311> hour!> of radm s.1lencc, the plane spiraled tnto the wate"r and Koo1 was rescued, 800 m iles from his ori~1nal destination in Nonh Carolina and 250 mile) southeast of Miami. Thomas Root, a 36-year-old lawyer from Alexandria, Va., was pulled from Bahamian ,,waters by Afr Force parachutists four hours after be had first radioed he was in trouble. He was first taken to Nassau and a Coast G uard helicop- ter then flew him to Florida. The drama began about 8:30 a.m. when Root, who had taken off from Washinaton National Airport about 6:30 a.m. for Rocky Mount, N.C., radioed air traffic controllers in Virginia. "The wo rds you ket·p heanng arc. 'You're kiddina,'" said Cady. The Coast Guard said the plane went down about 15 miles cast of the island of Elt'uthera ... ,, spiraled into the water, so 11 d1do·1 make the best of all possible landings." said Chief Pett\ Officer .. For ham to survive a crash ltke that, 1t just sent us all into shock," said Petty Officer Ver- onica Cady, a Coast Guard spokeswoman. "We didn't expect this story to have a happy ending." "Yessir, we're having a little problem up here," Root told controllers, according to a tape of the conversauon played by Washinaton tele- vision station WRC-TV. ~U~~L . Coast Guard Lt. ( ommander (1af) Poll. who was at the scene tn a JC t when Root cras.hed. said the pla~ was at a bout 7.000 feet when 11 began spiraling in ltkc a corkscrew and spinning down at about 2,000 feet per minute. Coast Guard Capt. Or. James Rahman said Root may have passed out from carbon mon- oxide poasomng in the cockpit of his sm&Je- enaine Cessna and that water splashing in his race a~nlly roused him. "Seem to have a little trouble bmnhing, '' said Root, who also reported chest pain. "How far am r to Rocky Mount now?" "You're about 17 mmutes from Rocky Mount," replied an unidentified controller. Poll said ~he nose and lef\ wing h11 th~ water at the same lime a nd the plane swivel~ on its belly on a 360-degree sptn. He s~ud 11 stayed afloat for several minute and staned to sink. "Uh," said the pilot. Root was taken to Mcmonal Hospital in Hollywood, where he underwent three-hours of exploratory surgery for possible internal injuries. "Niner niner o ne three Yankee, do you hear'?" said the controller. calling the plane's number. • · Air Force Sgt. Paul Ha}den. one' of four Air Reserve Technicians who parachuted mto the water, said Root was first spotted swimming awa} from the wreckage dressed onl) tn pants and socks. After the operation, his condition was up- araded from criucal to stable. said hospital spokeswoman Cynthia Wme. Root's family re- quested no information be released on his in- juries, she said. There was no further radio contact, and military pilots who tailed the plane rep<>rted he was slumped-..bchind the controls as his plane new south off the coast, occasionally getting w11hin 100 miles of the shore. Root was pulled onto a raf\ and given first aid, said Hayden, based at the 30 I st Aerospace Rescue and Recovery Squadron 1n Homestead. about 20 miles south of M1am1. Root's wife. Kathy. 35. told reporters from Military pilots and rescuers trained to para- chute into the ocean to save ditched pilots could only watch helplessly as their aircraft tracked the Hazardous waste at military bases cited WASHINGTON (AP)-The En- vironmental Protectton Agencr. said Tbu.nda.Y it will add 52 military in1tallauons, nuclear fuel facilities and nuclear laboratories to us list of lhe nation's worst hazardous waste .aiaa. lt-pve..no sisn how much tU required cleanups will cost. .. Many of these facilities arc much latter and more complex than o ther Superfund l.ites, with wide vaneties of of hazardous and radioactive wastes, .. EPA admmistrator William R,iUy uid in a news release an- nouncina the additions. The lilt includes such facilities as the Lawrence Livermore Laboratory and Edwards Air Force Base in California, the Feed Material.s Pro- duction Center in Fernald, Ohio, the Oak Rid&e Reservation in Ten- ncucc, Brookhaven National l..ab- orato!Y in New York and the Savan- nah R aver nuclear military plant in South Carolina. The Picatmny Army Arsenal in New Je~y. a I ()().year-old muni- tions testing and storage depot. 1s alto listed. Most of the sites slated for ad- dition to the Nauonal Pnonucs. or Superfund, list arc m1htary installa- tion. The 52 sites announced Thursday AR in 26 states. California had the molt 1jtts -11 -followed by AJab and Florida each with four. or lbe '2 sites, 41 belonacd 10 the Department of Defen~. nine to OOE. one to the Transportation Deoartment and one 10 the federal Aviation Administration. All the DOE sites contain both hazardous and radioactive waste. ex_cept the Bonncvllle Power Admin- istration's Ross Complex 1n Van- couver. Wash. Those e11ht DOE sites are Brookhaven, in Upton, N. Y.; Lav.- rence Livermore, 1n Livermore, Calif.: the Fnnald center; the Mound Plant 1n Miamisburg, Ohio: Savannah River in Aiken. S.C.~ Oak Ridge. in Oal Ridge, Tenn.; Mon- ticello Mill Taihngs in Monticello. Utah; and the Idaho National Engi- neenng Laboratory in Idaho Falls. In addition to Livermore and Ed- wards, the California sites listed were: Treasure Island Naval Stauon- Hunters Point. San Francisco; Fort Ord; Barstow Manne Corps Logistics Base; Camp Pendleton Marine Corps Base; George Air Force Base; March Air Force Base; Tracy ~fellsc Depot; and Travis Afr Force Base. At Edwards Air Force Base. the EPA identified 21 waste areas -six still needing cleanup. The report said the research base for new air- craft -and landing site of most Space Shuttle missions -has one waste site three miles from where the base obtains the dnnk1ng water for ns 13.800 emplo}ces. Contami- nants at o ther sites on the ba~ could reach ground water that serves the 1,300 residents of North Edv.ards. the report added. Contaminants at Edwards include spills of large amounts of fuel , an abandoned laodfull conta1n1ng pesticides and heaV) metals. a site where clectroplattng v.astes were dumped and the .. lndustnal waste pond" which contains htgh levels of heavy metals, the EPA '81d. So far, the nationwide pnonues list has I ,224 hazarous waste si tes, 889 or which are final and 33S arc proposed. Federal sites account for 115 of that total. with 41 final and 74 proposed. Because they are federal facilities owned by various agencies, the cleanups mandated by Supcrfund legislation will come out of the agency budgets. the EPA said. "You will see (budget) demands ballooning in future years as rem- edies are 5elccted and the cleanup process, the expensive pan of the process, kicks in," Jon Cannon, the assistant EPA administrator 1n charge of the Superfund said. NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING °'•ft Environmental Impact Report n.t1 l• ts l~f•"' •ll Lnt•r••t•• ,.reon• thet the ~•tropzll~•n •t•r Dla - t ulct sf , ... u..m "•llfel'llla It pletmln& ts ,.,,.,., t b• 41l'A llt1 ef t lw votot 41otrl-..,t•• Ct .. he Ian Jo..,.1n l •••rvslr throu&h tl\e pr•.,.••d i.,1 .... nr•- u-•f th• ,.,. Jzaq .. ln .... rrelr l•••"• .. nt hoj•ct • 1'-• Seft Joe~uln a.oo,,,•lr I• an ••lttln& J,000 .c~·foot appre•l .. t •l1 I ~llll"' &•ll•"I r•••"'91r l9C•t•4 ln th• ,.., J••Cf"ln Kille of Otani• C.1U1t7 MU .,."!'•rt keel\, C:allfel"1\la ?tie przJHt alt• ll •"-" b•l.., tn ltt lecal par1,.ttlvo n.. r•••rvzlr I• l..,•t•• 1 ... t.h•••c of Per4 •••4. en th4 l .. t•rn .....,....,., of th• City ef iez..,ort haah San J.,....ull\ koHC'VTlt coft talft• llltartd water fr .. ~tt.,zlltan•1 l°"•rt I Ota .. r fltcratlol\ Plant ln Yer~• Lll\tla -n.. t•••,,,•lr 1uppll•• thla ••t•r. without f\.lttll•r treat · .. nt ethe r than •hlorl,....tlon, t• ce11 .. ~ s f llllntln1tsn kAch, Co••• K•••· 11•...-rt~cll, &.ea-k.ocll. and Uf\l.......,ret..i eru• of Or.111• Counc1 l•c•~=~hl~':9 a.tncll \l,ltt1r Dletrlct and Szuch Co••t Veter Dl•trlat (~......, .. ,~ "" 1.8••· .. -· l'•tal fire l'lreflghters w•ft for w•t•r to re•ch their hose •• • mobile hoM• burned Thursday morning In Hlghland, C•llf. One ,..n •n4 a J -year-old child were kltled, •nd another adult and • cttlld were baldly burned In the fire th•t destroyed the 111oltll• home. Flag debate stirs political passions WASHINGTON (AP) -Con-petition about v.ho love\ the Oag gress opened hearings on the Su-more ... shameful and era s!> dc ma- preme Court's flag-burning decision goguery. all with a cold C}e toward Thursday, with one lawmaker fore-the next clc.'c tion." seeina violence if the decision isn't Many politicians have bl·en ovenumed and another decrying scrambling to embrace the Oag issue "shameful and crass demagoguery" since the coun's ruling. by those trying to amend the Con-stitution. Bush quickly called for a constitu- tional amendment to overturn the "We have to take action, othtr-ruling. but leadmg congressional wise people will be burning flags Democrats have been pushing in- throughout the country on every stead for a law that would address holiday occasion." said Rep. G. V. the issue without altcnng the Con- "Sonny" Montaomery. stitution. "If we don't do something. I fear The argument pla)'ed o ut Thurs- Americans, and cspcciaUy veterans' day at a hearing by the House aroues. arc going to stop the des. Constitutional Law ubeo mmittec ecrallon of the fllJ in their own way tbe opening shot in Concrcss ove; and people arc going to get bun," he what is sure to be an extended said. debate. Montao_mery is co-sponsor with Sen. Joseph B1den. D-Dcl., chair- Houte GOP Leader Bob Michel of man of the Senate Jud1c1ary Com- an amendment endorsed by Prcsi-mittte, urged the House panel to dent Bu1h to overcome last month's approve legislation like his own bill • ~ decision by the court. The ju~ which could take effect almost im- ticet uid bumin& the Oag was a mediately. A constitutional amend- constitutionaJly protected form of ment would require approval by the political d iuent. states after Conarcss acted. Sen. Howard Metzenbaum, a lit>-But supporters of the proposed eraJ Democrat from Ohio, took consthutional amendment said they stroftf issue with those supponing a doubted anything short of that con1t1tutional amendment. would succeed . • N d · · "We believe there is no quick • o amen ment 1n our h1storv 1 • 1 t' fi .. ·d M. h I hat mtritted individuaJ fttedom.'' eais a ivc ix, sa1 1c e . be -: ... "Th' · h · Montaomery, D-M1ss., cha1nnan I ('\l,IJ.OH'\I \ HHIJ:J·s Christian Science death trial starts SANT A ROSA -A devout Chnsrnin Science couple who c~osc pra)'cr rather than a. ~octor to treat thcir mortall) sic\.. bah~ were lovtn~ parent~ who thought their prayers for her recover} were tx-ing a nswered. their law) er told a j ury Thursday. f But a prosecutor. tn his opening argument~ 10 the tnal o Mark Rippberger and Susan M1ddkton. ~1d the couple s choice was at>use that resulted in the infant's painful death from memngius th 1 R1ppbcrger, 35. and M1ddkton. "IQ. arc charil·J w1 invo untary manslaughter and child endangcrml·nt txi1h lclon1c\. in connec tion with thr Dec. 9. 1984, death of their daugh1u LA gang crimes rise dramatically LOS ANGELES _ Two g;ing mcmlx·r<t \\eH' lilied 1n a gun battle the same day officials announced that g.ang·mou' a1cd crime increased by nearl~ a third dunng the first half of I IJlll) O\ er thl' ~me penod. last }Car. The Wednesda) shootout tx·gan about I a m. in a v1olen~-plagued netghl>orhood near dov. ntov. n v. hl'll Jn argurm·n1, bt-tv.een two nval gang .. escalated beyond words. said pohll. L 1 Rohen Kimball. , .. One o( the n\31 gang'> left the hx.Jt1on ;ind then returned 10 m1nu1~." later in two cars." Kimball ~1d .. II "as 1hen that the gunfire eruptrd Weapons drill starts wlldflre CAMP PENDLETON -.\ Manm· Corps. weapons exerci~ sparked a wildfire Thursday that rcmruncd out of control af\er consuming at least 3,000 acres of Camp Pendleton. a ba~c wokc~man said . The bl~e. which staned just before noon, promptc-d the pn:ca~t1onar) evacuation. of all personnel housed near Manne ~ir Support Squadron 3. How~ver, no structures were damaged or threau:ncd by Oames late Thursday. Slld Lance Cpl. Michael Wa nJura. . "The terrain and wtnd'i are making 1h1~ a difficult fire to fight." he said."But several back fires ha 'e been started (tn an effort) to control the main fire." About 70 firefighters arc ba11hng the bla1e. but no estimate of when 11 might be contained has been 1\\Ued \c' era I lircfighte~ suffered minor injuries. mostl) in\·olnng c;mokc tnhalation and e)e 1mtat1on. WanJura said. Food group cited for health violations SAN FR..\NCIS< 0 -Polin· Jffc\tl·d one pcrM>n a nd confiscated buckets of soup on 1 hursd:l\ a her a group d1stnbuting free food to th1· homeless in front of< II\ llall Y.l'rl' u t1'd lor health rode 'iolauons Two dozen angtJ ml:mhcr' of " I nod '-111 Rombs'' follo~ed police bad to Cit~ Hall. chan11 ng "(il\t· had lhl· o,oup" and v.a,1ng an l\mencan Oag they had used earlier a' :.i 1ahlt·dl1I h Earlier tn the da'. 1nsrx·c1or\ "11h thl' Rurt·au of En' iron mental Hcalth issued 12 c11at1ons 10 the group and J ll'Jw-and-de~1st order for not ha' mg a permit. Busboy blows cover on FBI probe C HICAGO -A busboy who found a video camera and wire hidden in a booth at an eater')' near Cit) Hall ha<1 blown the cqver on an apparent federal corruption probe. the rest.wrant's lawyer said Thursday. Owners of Counselors Row Rd taurant. a spot popular witb lawmakers and others w11h clout. were "shod..ed. outraged and extremely upset that this type of conduct e).1s1s 1n the l ln11ed tates." said restaurant attome) Nicholas M. Spina. Neutrality Act charges dropped for 6 MIAMI -.\ federal Judge d1sm1so;cd Neutrality Act charges &Jainst m. men accused of aiding the ( ontras. sa) ing 1hc U S. government itself was conducting a secret v.ar against Nicaragua at the time. U.S. D1stnct Judge Norman Roettger tn Fon Lauderdale issued the strong!) worded o rder SI). months afler heanngs fca tunng testimony b) former government tntelhgcnce officers and Contra leader Adolfo Calero. whose brother. Mario, was one of the defendants. The defense contended the men were wo rking with the Reagan administration in i1s effons to supply the Contras. and said the Neutraht) Act could not appl) because 11 bans such actions o nly when the nation is al peace. Californian arrested In IRA bomb case WASHINGTON -The FB I has arrested three people coopcratmg with the Provisional lnsh Republican Arn-t y. one wtth a top-seaet sccunty clearance. and accused them of developing devices to set off remote· contro~led bombs against British targets. the agency announced Thursday. ll1chard Clark Johnson, 41, of Nuhua. N.H .. and Harwich. Mass .. Martin Peter Quigley, 27, an lnsh citizen who has bttn IJvir\I since Apnl in Bethlehem, Pa.1 and C'hnstma Leigh Reid. 25. of Sunnyvale. Calif., were arrested Wednesaay by agents m Massachusetts., Pennsyl\llania and Cali- fornia. the FBI said. The three face federal charges of consp1rac)' to inJurc and destroy tbe J)ropeny of a foreign government. spec1ficall)' Bntatn, the FBI said. Miidiy retarded klller executed ATMORE, Ala. -A mildly retarded killer died in Alabama's electric chair early today afler prison officials botched hook.log up the chair's electrical connections. Horace Frankltn Dunkin Jr., 28, was declared dead at 12:27 a.m . after the second attempt to electrocute him for the 1980 rape- murder of a woman. The uccut1on came hours after the U.S. Supreme Court tu~ed down two las.t-minute ap~ls. Dunkins was strapped into the chair, but the fint throw of the switch ~t 12:08 .a.m. brought no visible response from the condemned man. A auard an the W!tne~s room opcnc<!·.thc door t!> the death chamber. and told another &~rd directing the .execution. ··1 bcltcve you've aot the jacks on wrong." Neither guard was identified. ff 0 IC I . D H H 11 . I· ' In th• •••t. th• ••••r<•lr h•• aa,.rlonco4 ,.rlo<I• •f r~•• va~sr , ... t1c7 ,...,., •• lNlr••••• c~r•1•lty, ..... ••pc••l• -....ter l•l•tlc•I c....,ct ""' ~ •lu •le trlllal-~ 'nel) l•-lt 'nla ,..lt of th pn,.oecl proj eac ero ts ,.,, .... Uwt •""'llt1 of drlMlflt ••t •r 1tonc1 and Hrv•cl h .. 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J trr-d h · -en wor ... m on l c auboura St. Antoine 1tormed the -·-·-"'~ 11 nuance w tc m1.,.t lh onoen t e Bast.ille~soo 200 v~u• .. ,.. toda , ... _ J 6tklil one.upmambip, a crass com-~--·-.... y, fl'CY not on Y t,.n a rnolution that "'jiiiii-iiMiiiRi~~;-m~;;;;iiiiiiiiii;i•co•u•n•.;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;i was to cnantt the world, they aJso provided a atat ncuae for a peny 11 ----••·-------Hun:dreds of tbouand1 ofrt\'elen will danCe ud ~ intotbe wic "The n..;..~ ~ ...... 1 • ..:#&A For hours tbts momu• at nearly 1 dozen p1aoes arouad PUii IO celebnte the rff!K19CJ i;IVffllRAI July 14, .1.789 atonnina of the royal J:i'°"· Solt a._-!o~.,.J ,.;__mun:.:-'' a.::.a. Aotrm!~~ry pendc,n...com~~ with licopcmanc1 btlauns. will bmally ft'--111--,., \,,iUfJ1 11~ _... ~. BuUlJe uwy feslivatia later this monai._, ~ rneebftl of leaders ftom the 1nen indUIU'ialized nation iftcludi M .. NO CHIMICALS Presidellt ~ah and ICheduled to coinade with the ativi•O.. 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LDW•• <le>f !I 0•~1,,,.. l oocn ~·O"' -"""""'G ~ ·--'O!I ... al)' lfllUtl"'I! ... -.. I 10 0.\1 ,.,.,, "'9"• 108 10 111> low> In in. ,_~ °"""''' ' """'· "'°'!!) ur.tr"'ll .,..,...._,, -lo. 10 ""°-80s \,.. .~' ~· WEDDl:\GS WILKS-REED Melissa Ann Reed and Kirk Alan Wil ks were n'arricd June l 7 1n Our Lady Queen of Angels t atholtc Church 1n Newport Beach. The Rev. Ken Schmit officiated. The couple greeted 1hc1r guests at a reception in the Newport 1-larbor Art Museum. The bride 1s the daughtl·r of Or. and Mrs. John L. Reed of San Jose. She is a 1987 graduate of UC'I and is a computer consultant fo r thl· Southern California region of the American Cancer Soc1et}. Her husband is the son of Dr. Gerald A. Wilks of Newpon Beach KRITTENBRINK-CLARK Mr. and Mrs. Keith Krittenbrink of Okarche, Okla., ha, ... e announ«d the engagement of their daµghter, Marla Kriltenbrink. to David C. O ark, son of Mr. and Mr.;;. Charles Clark of Fountain Valley. The couple plan an Aug. 5 voed- ding in the First Baptist Chun:h, Stillwater. Okla. The bride-elect is a graduate-of Okarche Hi&h School and Okla· homa State Un\vcrsil)' al Stillwa1er. H er fiancc is a I Q86 graduate of Fountain Valley High School and is a s1uden1 at Oklahoma S1atc in Stillwater. HAWKINS-THOMAS Huntin&ton Beach residents Leah Lynette Hawkins and Jon TyM>n Thomas arc planning a July 28, 1990. ceremony in Sts. Simon and Jude C..tholic Church in Hun1in1ton Beac_h. The bride-elect is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Caleb T. Hawkins of Huntinaton Beach. She-is a graduale of Edison High School and Cal State Lion1 Beach. Her tUturc husband is lhe son of William L Thomas and Cea:lia S. Thomas, both of Hun1in1ton Beach. He is a lfllduate of Edison Hiah SUMMER FUN!!! 0 and Bette Morreale of Lake Ar- rowhead. He is a 1979 graduate of Newport Harbor His,.h School and Cal State Fullcnon in l 984. He is the director of markt'ting com- municat1ons at lhc American Cancer Society's Orange County Un11. Af\cr a honev1noon 1np 10 Paris, the couple are a·t home in Santn Ana. McCROSKEY-COPELAND The c·ommuntt\ Church c ·on- gregational 1n ('orOna dcl f\1ar v.as the si:tt1ng for 1ht• f\-ta) 27 v.•cJJing of Brenda Lynn Copeland of ('orona del Mar and Stuart William McCro5k.C) of Shorewood, \\'1o; .\ rccep1 ion for ~00 ~ucst~ follov.l·d al the Ba hia ('orinth ian )'acht ('\u h 1n Corona det Mar. The bride 1s the daughll'r uf Beverly \\.'hill' of Corona dcl \lar and James H. ("opeland of Pl·nn 'Valley. She wore a gown of ivory ~ilk taffeta v.·11h panels of Alcnco n lact• The Basque-SI) k· bochcc was hl'3\ 1ly beaded with seed pearls and sequins and had a sv.'et•theart neckline and lal'Be puffed sleeves trimmed v.·1th taffeta ro~s. 1-l er detachable ca- thedral-length train was a11ac hed to the skin with a bustle and a crov.n of seed pearls held her c hapel-length veil. Lisa Copeland v.·as maid of honor. and bridesmaids were Tnst·h Fen- ton. Susan Johns and Darla Click. D•vkl Cl•rll: •nd flanc••· Marl• Krtnenbrlnk School and the Uni1ed Stale Air Fon::e Academy. DOLl.AHITE-SMITH Kara Dollahite of Nev.·pon Beach and Kevin Smi1h o f Citrus Heights arc plannina a Dec. 30 wcddin& in St. Andrew's Chapel, Newport Beach. Mr. and Mrs. William T. Liahtcap •\ ,. "' "' IJ St •& " " "' ~ .. n \I I I 6S ~ " 61 6J l(J() 16 10 ~\ •1 II // ,,. IU '' 81 SI 96 6) "' " I] 6• •6 I) II \6 81 SS " "' .. " 9S I\ ,. 69 .. " 8• II ~ " 18 61 8• •I " "' 111 s• •l 11 .. " 81 66 " "' 98 11 .\ ,, Ill ,,,, ~I 11 .. " ,, •1 ·-,~-....... , .. ro-. ··~ '"'9>•.ol'f ·~ '"'' ~ ... ,,, ,<><I Wr,-nt """"'" c..-......:r ..... c;,.,,.,,""'"' c.. •• , ,., ~-... """"'°"'""'' HM"IOU<9 '"' .. ,,.,,., -~~ --·~ l•Ulr Ito<• l<lu<1v1.,. ·-· '\l•on .... _..,,, "-' Mtml)"I\ ............... M-00•'"' Iii--·· Mp!•·\I ,....,. -MOnlgomo>•~ ,. ......... ...... o. .. _ "'""* •0t• '"~ ,...,.., ... _,,. .... 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She 1s also an alumna of Corona del Mar High School and hi: v.as gnu.Ju · ated from Del Campo t-ligh S..·ho1,\. SPELLETICH- LOWENSTERN Mr. and fl.·I ~. Ka lman Spc.·llc11ch Jr. of Corona de! Mar ha \'e an- nounced 1he e ngagement of their daughter. Joan Fov.·ler Spcllc11ch. to Marti: Lowenstern of Tahoe Cit). A fall wedding is planned 1n Lake Tahoe. The bndc-elect aucndcd C."oron;i del Mar schools. was ac11 vt• v.·11h Hoag Hospital Candy Striper<;, and the Orange County Ph1lharn1on1t· Junion and was a C'h1ldrt'n's l-lon1l' Society debutantc. She attended UCLA and is a graduate of UC Santa Barbara v.·hcrc she was a member of Pi Beta Phi sorority. She is a graphic artist nt Lake Tahoe. Her future husband is the son of Ruth Wc-instock of Philadelphia. Pa .. and the late Leon Lowenstcrn. He attended lhC' Un1vcrsi1y of Colo- rado al Boulder and is marketing director of Homewood Ski Arca. DINNER FO R TWO Check The Classifieds For Details WHKN: .luly r:.21 r.nre It? 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""""' "''' .,......,...,,.,"' u>n1,,,..,,.,, IO<lr,-Pol"""""'"-"' _,,,,_ ... ,""' ,,.., "'91" -~ .. ........ ,. .... ,~ . .., 121..1• I)"' s~ ""' " " .. ,. - GR \Dl \"I I ., Recent commencement cc-r· emonies at colleges and universities included the following local stu· dents: Cal Poly, San Luis Obi~po - Costa Mesa: Donald D. Bergan. Amy Cahtc-rine Hathcock. Sh('01 Krause, John Andrew Ml·( aflh). lames Charles Middlebrock. John P Onstott, Julia Seay Palmer, I url·n I Pan1an. Frank. ("h1 Sheng, Sh;1run Hillari Sherman and Ciregory John Spicer. El Toro: t\-1anhcw R. t-1111. ft.1 1l·h:il·I Lloyd Pa1node. Shelby Blair Smith and Kevin Wade Stracner. Huntingt on Beach: Charles Ed- ward Bea ver, T1n101hy J. Fr.1ncis. Timothy fl.1 1chacl 1-iart. L1..a >\nn Houk, Nasc('r f\·lo hammcd Khan . rodd Stephen Lca \C}, Bc1nna L. Mayer. Shcrf) L)nne Ro>. Jeffre~ ~!ought, Maurl"t."n l:.h...abc.·1 ,\1ulll"r and William ra)lnr Patten. Laguna Beach. Elll'n Mar} Be n- ner, Andrea L>nn Brev.·cr ~tark Draper. Stt·phen . .-... Ems~ . .\nthon> George J erkun1ca. ~1 tc h.u;I L. Schrock and Peter L..-onard \\ t:11..-I. Laguna l-l ills: Lon Lynn Ludol ph and Da vid Joseph Pnce. Newport Reach Nanc> L~ nn l:kll. Kr1st1 Frost, Chr~s H. Kim . Jl·ffrt·~ M. Resnick. Stephen I Cl' l larve) and Wayne Mauhew R11Lo. Laguna Niguel: Trac) Eli1atll:th Ba rr. Da\'1d fh;irh.'!> Hou!>h and M1rk Anthon\ ~lonaro Fountain \'alley-Du)\1n C. t on1- mons. (iav1n V3tcs. Gcon·rC'~ Dok)Uffi Kim. r1moth> k utll.'f't LcC'lairc, Laura ·\nn i\1clull~. Sheila Bng11t c S.::huhl, Joc.11 'uianne Stehmeycr a nd Jason Scott lJm- :mo10. lr\•1ne: Oa\1d J. Carl..on. Ron.ild Fontanilla. J('ffrC\ ''· Frei, Mnrr1a Shan Chi Fu_ \dn,uia S1~1lllan Lisa ,\1ane l1ranna. John T FasM'n. Enc Lev.·1s Ncl!>On .ind Kell:,-.\ fl.iande\•illa. Claremont rtlcKenna Colle!' - Fountain Valle~. <..>n lh1a 11anc Mock: Huntington lk·ach. W1ll1am Taylor Pa 11en . Scott Rayn1ond Schreiman. Bnan Young S1l\er: Newpon. Bcal·h Jc!Tre} Galan1 , John Will iam Mendenhall. Su1annL' Leone Shriner. Wa1hln11on University. St. Loul1 -Huntington Beach: Sh:1ron Wcn- fsu, Carlos Alberto Coello. Newpon Beach: Arthur James f\,1oser and Susan Lynn Sv.ard. New E ogland College of Op- lomelry, 801ton Ann ~lai: Slocum. Costa Me...i UniYersl1y of San Dlc10 - Timothy M. Baker and W. Patnr ~ Brenna. bcnh of ll untington Beach Bryn Mawr -<\nn K.1mh<-rh r·unin of Ncv.·port Beach. Sonoma Slate University Joseph ~lc Kona (iodw1n, Frank D Werner, ("os1a f\.·ll·sa: C1nd) Lee Walt c1. l·t untington Beach~ Anne ~1ant' Scdlc'l1ek, Ir\ inc Brown Univer1ity Richard Rowland Snowdon OHITl"AR\ Sarah Coleman, theater patron Sarah Coleman. lhl· founder of the L.P. RcpcrtOT) (-omrian~ and the Lilliput Player!> ha~ died of Lo u Gherig"s disease. Coleman, born 1n Alabama. came to Southern Cahfom1a at the age of IQ to §1.udy a t 1hc Pasadena Pla)- housc. Following a proft"S!>1onal act- ing career on 1he Nev.' York ~iage, 'ihe returned 10 ("a.hforn1a 1n the m1d-1 970s She organ11ed th..: L1\hput Player!> 1n 1977 v. hen . dunng a ''IS1t to her daughter's school, she noticed the ab!>Cncc of a theater program. Tht' troupe v.·as form('d to bring theater lo the school~ Tv..·o years later_ (..'oteman was approached by the C11) of Tustin 10 put on an adult production and sh~ formed the L.P. Repertory Com- pany Coleman. v..·ho had contracted polio a1 the age of 12. v.·as sent to 1 'i ptCCh therapist who also was a drama coach and 1ns1Lllcd 1n her an interest 1n the theater. She was stncken by am)·o1roph1c lateral sclerosis two years ago. but con· unued to d1rec1 productions for both the L.P. RcpertOT) and the Lilliput Pla)c-rs unul her heal!h worsened 10 the point that she was confined to bod. A memonal SC-f"\'lC"C for ("olcman w1\1 be held Sunda)" al I p.m in the theater, I 57 32·D Tustin Villaac Way, Tustin. Brandon's Triple Play! Fresh Pasta, Fresh Salmon, and Scallops·! 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(' 14.) 64(1..J 'J • 9<KJ t'Yt-U JXWt ~ Dril \tf!r;•por1 /)Mel.), CA Q2f'6() • • "l 1 M °'Mee Coeet DAILY PILOT/ Friday, July 14, 1981 State laCks Asian. acumen: McCarthy 8y 8C)9 VAM IYKIN and nuances of communicating with our trading this state still have to 10 to improve our trade Of .. ~ .... ..,... pannen in the region," McCanhy said. relations with other Pacific Rim nations." California may be sittin& on the cdac of the C.alifomia and the nauon have taken some Measures such as trade offil.'CS in other Pacific Rim.t but ttie state's business leaders need orpni:zcd steps to promote U.S. trade in the countnes have not }Ct pro' ed efTect1ve, in part, to learn a iew more tricu or the trade if they Pacific Rim and elsewhere. but progress has been because they have not focused on the successful hope to move from the edge to the center of the too slow. McCarthy said. complet1on of business tra nsactions. Mt'Carthy resion's buraeonina commercial markets. Lt. "On a tnp to .(s1a about five years ago, I said. Gov. Leo McCarthy told a Newport Beach heard that American businesses simply weren't "The aoBwer is to Mnff them adequately. and audience Thursday. adaptfog 10 Asian markets," he said. "Our auto to staff them with pcoP.le with proven track records in making deals.· he said. Stevens calls for televising some cases ~king to members of the Orange County makers weren't buildin~c.ars for driving on the One ~eso ""' th t '-~ 1 "' d t h I fill . I n 'd f h d fi'....-...1 od • ur"... a can ~ !lt'pc 0 e p I Bv The Assod•ted Press Wort Trade Center Association at the Hotel Le e s1 e o t e roa . ur vvu pr ucts were the gap of intercultural marketing expertise. , Meridien, McCarthy said California companies, packaged in colors that had negative conno ta-McCarthy said, is Cahfornia·s large and growing Supreme Court Justice John Paul like U.S. businesses in general, often lack the tions for prospective buyers. Few of our mar-Asian-American community. Stevens called Thursday for tele- tanauaae and market knowledae to penetrate ketcrs spoke the language of the people they were "They· re not JUSt a wholly owned subsidiary vising arJuments of . the court i_n effectively the &rowing markets in Pacific Rim dealing with. of another countf) ... he s~ud. "They're here to hiJh-profile cases. sayrng the public nations such as Japan, Indonesia. Taiwan and "last wanter with Se n. Al Gore. I led a stb y. lhey're dedica ted to this countf) and they might gain "a little better under- Korea. delegation to Indonesia. Taiwan and Hong Kong. know how to do business "'1th the Pacific Rim standing of the way we operate." "We often don't understand the subtleties I was struck this time with how far businesses in nations." 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FT.• ALL-FROSTLESS WITH AOJUSTAILE SHElftS AX-25 WORD· PROCESSING TYPEWRITtR Ir htry 111111• 0"' I SEARS I ......... -.......... -.. _,.... ___ ... .... -·------............. ,,,~ ................... -..................... - Court of Appeals an Laguna Niguel, said relaxinJ the longstanding ban on cameras an the court was "worth a try" because of high public interest in some of the cases. He also said he has been told that advances an technolog) would make cameras unobtrusive. "There are cases that we hear an which there is a great publtc interest. which 1s evidenced by the lines that form (outside the court) ... Stevens said. "People would stand in line overnight. "It's quite sad that the court would not televise at least those cases, to find out whether or not it would have a distractin$ influence ... that procedure might gi ve members of the public a little better under- standing of the way we operate." Still cameras and television are allowed in many state courts. but are forbidden an all federal courts. In 1985 Stevens suggested at least some of the members of the high court are not unalterably opposed to television access to the courtroom. In a speech that year at Flonda State University. he said. "Con- ceivably the reasons for reJCCting li ve coverage on a regular basis might ~ outweighed b) the public interest an witnessing the argument in the rare case of exceptional im- portance." Stevens answered questions from the gathenng of lawyers and Judges for 45 minutes. He was asked about recent rulings that raised new obsta- cles for minorities and women suing under anti-discrimination laws. Stevens dissented in those cases and warned the audience it was "Perhaps wise not to generalize too much about these cases. "I don't think it is right to assume. because they're ... cases that came out in a way that one might disagree with, that that necessarily is a way of predicting what will happen in fu. ture ca~, .. Stevens said . He cnt1c1zcd one ruling that re- quired minorities and women challenging an employment practice to prove it was not necessary for the employer's business. The ruhng reversed an earlier de- cision by the court, and Stevens said the reversal was improper because the federal law on which the case was based had not changed. "Independently of the question of civil rights and the underlying mer- its of the issues," he said, "once a statute's been construed, you should accept that construction until Con- Jress changes it." The court's ~lier an terpr:etation of the discrimination statute, "should have been con- sidered part of the law," Stevens said. In other topics. the JUStlce said; -Public opinion has "very little impact" on federal j udges who are appointed fo r life , but can·t be ig- nored br elected state j udges. "l thank ifs one of the great aspects of federal work. that we don't have those contcms." Stevens said. "I feel very strongly that elected Judges really are often put in a position where ifs difficult to decade difficult cases without being concerned about the popular reac- tion." -Members of the court "some- times get carried away in the strength of our criticism o f the views of our colleagues." But harshly worded dissents don't re.fleet "the true personal relationships that exist with an the court," Stevens said . -His dissenting vote to allow criminal punishment for Oag-bum- ing was not without controversy. "All three of my clerks disagreed with me violently." Jail death explained a - I left reh rev to ,o, lcU anc ~ 111 anc tio so a l Ml l·:DI l"OHI \I. Two-tenths of 1 percent will make a difference . Two encouraging signals lhat Californians' monolithic attitude toward drunken driving is crumbling ca me out of the state Legislature this week. On Tuesday, a bill that would lower the blood-alcohol level for legally presumed intoxication from . JO to .08 percent was approved by an Asscn1bly committee, and Gov. Gc.orge Dcukmejian endorsed the concept of that lcgis- lat1on. Neither signal should be in terpreted as heraldi ng 1he bill's approval, nor does it mean the battle to reduce the !'l~m?cr of alrohol-rela1 ed traffic and boating deaths and tl\lunes can be relaii:ed. They do, however. warrant a moment of rcnection and examinati on. Statistics. illustrating th e magnitude of the carnage cau~d by dnnking and driving arc o ld hat. It has been a leading_ cause of death and injuries for years. The number o f boating deaths and injuries in alcohol·related acc idents h as recently taken its place with the traOic figures to reflect the same sad story. Early support fo r Sen. Bill Leo nard's bill is significant because it deals with the public's perCeption of a dri ver's alco~ol:i ~duced impairment and the legal limit police and the JUd1c1al sys1em can use to prosecute a nd win drunken driving cases. "I want e veryo ne to kno w that they arc impaired, even at very low blood alcoho l le"els." said the Redlands Republican. Thal message was amplified b\.· Assemblyman John Burton. chairnlan o f 1hc Assembl\· Committee o n Public Safet y. where the bill received unanimous appro val. • '"The imponant point is that at .10 a person 1s so intoxicated, so impaired that they canno l o perate a m oto r vehicle safely. If you reduce it to .08. you at least ha ve a little way to go before you get to that poin1:· he said. Califomia"s current law o n drunken driving says a motorist who se bloOO·alcohol tests at .10 pcrcen1 is presumed to be inloxicated. That legal provision means it 1s presumed to be true bv law e nforce rn ent but that the question can be con1ested'. T o be va lid. 1hc tesl mus t be given within three hours after the perso n is seen dr1 v 1ng. If approved . Lconard"s bill would IOY.'er the blood· alcoho l level to .08 and make it easier 10 prosecute drunkl'n , drivers. It also would se nd a strong signal to anyone "'ho drinks and drives that the focus has shifted fro 1n .. Ho w many drinks can I have before driving to how fe"' d n nks should I have before drivin_g." Prosecuting drunken dnving is not the best dctcrrcn1. It would be simpler if moto rists reali1ed their lin1 il a nd responsibility to themselves and other d ri vers, but too o ft en thal is not the way it h appens. Adopting .08 percent as the le vel o f presumed 1n1ox1ca- tion wo uld lower the legal limit and raise society's aware- ness to the co nsequences of what happens whe n a drunken ~rson gets behind the wheel. It sho uld no t ma11 cr whe ther it's the wheel of a boat or a car: a drunken boate r is JUSI as dangerous as· a drunken dr.ivcr. and Cal1forn1a sh ould affi rm that neither w ill be tolerated. Opinion• expressed in lhls spece ere those ol !he 0 111ty Pilot Other vleWt e)tprn,Hd on lht1 pmge are lhose ol thetr eulhorl and erllst1 RMCMt1' commenl1are 1nv11e<1 an~ may be 59111 to The Dally P1101. PO Box 15GO, Colt• M11• 92e26. IOD\\ I' HIS"IOH\ :Today is Friday, July 14, the 19Sth d;Jy of 1989. There are 170 days left 1n 1he year. Tod1y's hi&hli&ht in his1ory: On July 14. 1789. citizens of Pans slo rmed the Bastille pnson and released the seven prisoners 1ns1de. in the symbolic clima:\ of the French rcvolu1ion. O n this da1e: In 1798. Congress passed 1hc Sedition Act, makina it a fedcnl cnmf to publish faltc. scandalous or malicious wri1in1 about the Un1trd S1a 1cs aovemment. In I 8S3, Co mmodore Matthew Pcny relayed to Japane~ officials a letter from for~er PTCsiden1 Millard Fillmore. requesting tradr relations. In 1881. outlaw William H. Bonney Jr .. alias '"Billy 1he Kid," was sho1 and killed by Sheriff Pal Garrett in foft Sumner. N.M. In 1982. the Na11 onal L.eque scored a 4-1 victory over the Amctican Lc3.aue 1n Montf('al for ii§ I Ith straiaht All·Star triumph, and 19th in 20 years. In 1983, two members of Con~ss, Illinois Re publican Daniel C'ranr and Mawchusctu Democrat Gerry Studds, admined having sexual rcla· tions wllh Congrcssion1\ pap, and were later censured by 1he full House. In 1986, a federal judge in Los An&eles sentenced Richard W. Miller -1he only FBI qent ever convicted of espionage -10 two life terms plus SO years in prison for spying for the Soviet Union. Fi\'e yea.rs lfO: New ~aland"s Labor Pany. led by David Lange. won I landslide election ..,ic:tory. ending conscrvati\•e Prime Minlsler Rober! Mukloon's nine.year 1cnurc. By ~ A••ocl•lt-d Prr•• ORANGE COAST hi~_Pi_._lat_.. ___ _ ... ,. ('09'ff flw ~'· Tom T.it Don Fenie'y fomC~n Stevt Miltbtt Rogt"r 8k>om Donna Moonty Roger Carlson Tom- Trri Pupo Sot>Fraik C,_.,Good ,, ..... Shlt'I --Demo .JocobtOn 0.,,.., ".,, ....,. Pd•Al1r9 a.tPll•-· Jutlt ()ftllng Pa Pde A Cl&llle .._s.1111•· -· _,_ _, .... 't":.i!:" ~-, .... -~ l11y- Editor As.soclatr Ed11or News Edlcor City EdltOf' Ftaturrs Editor Business Edjtor Sporu Editor Cln:ulMlon Olt«tor Clrcl..iaUon Mkt. Mgr. Home Oel~ty Mqr . Customer ~rvlcr Mgr Ccw1t11ol1r Data Proc.rsstng Mor. Cr-"'9<· ~Aatl.Mgr. --.Mgr . 011 AadMgr. loVlf Adv. Mgr , lpodol_ .. ,_ MDllKW ,..-.... .... ••DrlCIOf fllfc•ucdnnMgr. -~ ~~ __ ,_ .... UW4l --\~! t\.~\:i .. : .?J,l~\~!~ INJI#. ... Friday, Joi\' 14, 1989 A 7 l .t:TTt:Hs Celebration suffered at the Dunes To the E<lnor Thr nt''"' ="r"" port Dunes looks tt'rrtfic I am sure when 11 1s com- pleted 11 "111 be 11 true asset 10 our communll\ 1 wa!l ,cry d1 sappo1n1cd. however, 111 the mannc-r 111 which the firt· works elh1b111on wus ,·onductcd. There were more firtwork~ lighted b) people in the cro wd than by 1h(' Dunr!l It was nOI only d1srupt1ve. but mort" importantly, dangt'rOus to ever, speCtalor. I attended with my wife and 1wo t'h1ldrcn. who ~·ere fr1gh1en ed b~ the l·onfus1on. tons1dcnng 1ha1 people such as myself and fam1I~ wan1ed 10 wa1 ch a profcs'i1onal ihow. a""'a} from harm ful ama1c-urs. I was Ven' unlm· pressed ~1th cht" ""':l' Dunes1 people policed lh(' crov.d I asked one Dunes C'mplo)ec what was being done about 11. and his con1ment was. "I don'1 like 11 c-11her," and 1hen he -...•aJ k("(f away! u . OC status .as co~munity . I onl) hopt no one a1 1he Dunes managcmt"n\ .,.,.a~ injured as a result of 1hc ub,•1ous complacent pos1ure 111 pillic1ng 1he crowd Thr l "n1form fire ('ode. Anicle SumbC"r 78. Set11on 78.102 proh1l:'ll ls 1he us..-of fireworks for a good reason. less clear after UCI forum I f1opc-the l>unes manaaeme nt will vie~· this lellt'r as construcCi\~, and v.·ill incorporate a snfcr plan for fl(':\\ )ea r'~ ..S1h of July cJ.h1b1tion. \Vh:u arc tht· pro~pt.·tt' lc1r ( lr,1ngt· c ·oun1~ hccom1ng a ,n111 n1ur111>'' This v.as the 4ut·<;11nn <'l\kt·d h> ,1 roruin t·nt1 1lt'd ··Pro'pt'l'I\ fur ( o n1- n1un11~ 1n Orangt· ( ount~ ~i yth or Real11y" 'ponwrcd b\ tht' l "l I E'- 1cns1 on anrJ the 1 ·111,·t·rs1t) l1f l-ah- rorn ta l-l un1a1u1a·' Kc,earch ln- sl l\ute Sub-toprcs as ked 'uC'h 1n1r111,u1ng q11est1ons as "W h:1t '' 1;on11nun1t\•)" "Is Orangt• Counl) rl':1ll~ a l1;n1 - m un1 t) or s1mpl~ ;t t·1,11l'tllon 0 1 c1\1cs hctv.•cen Los ·\ngcll''i and '\an Diego." and "[<, 11 pn,<o1hlc to hudd common1t) 111 J <opr:1" ling. fragmented, rig1dl~ h1l'rarch1al areas such as Orangt• l ount)'' .. T he answers'' ·\h. but th•' 1,a., an academic excrc1,1· ·\ n!.l 111 c ruc acad<'m1c fashion. n1an~ qul''H1ons .,.,ere posed but k·" l"unclus1on!> "ere rcachc-d. The an~v.cr I\ for 1ht· stu· dent -or \OU. the. reader -10 decide. · !lerc. thertforc. I\ 1hc acadenllt rav. matl'flal 1h:11 <ohould go 1n10 ~t•ur th1nk1ng pro".c~\. ll§ dC\l·lopc-d b~ a mo'\ thst1ng111\ht•\\ f1v c-\I. holar panl·I: I ro1n Eduardo l ,ulrt' :i ,1,,1,1:011 profe~sor of English. Pnncl·ton I 111· \CrSll). and l l( !IRI Fcllo" - Rapid urban11a11t1n lau-.c' Ill'' of com n1u1ut). \\'l' nl·l·d to r\'tj"t·r rl'lat10n\h1p<.. Is tht C'\l:thl1<;hnu·11\ til an) con1n1untt) Oll'rel) .1 dr.11,1ng of borJcr\'1 ,\re C"OOllllU!ll lll'' :ll'TU.tlh protC<.'11\ l''' ' Frorn J11<.t•ph l>1 .\lcn tl1. pn•1t"'"''r of St.x·1al 1-'t·olog) and \J1111n1~- 1rat1nn and hl·ad 111 tht• I ,·111e1 for Orange ( n unl) Re'it·art·h. I ( I - TherC' 1S a ~trt•n11 torrclntton ht·- twecn ph1<;11;al pla11n1np. .1n1J tl1e ti'ehng u( \'<Jn1111111u1~ For tu111 - munl1). )OU need tace-to-f;1ct· \'tln· 1ac1s. a \t'n~ nf 1n,ol\t·n1cn1. a scnS(' of l'ontrol ;inJ ;1 $Cn<oe vf safet) lk 1ng ahll· 10 v.ork r1far where )OU h\'l' '' 1n1 1\\•!1an1 for commun1 l). Ra) mond \\1atson, 'ice chairman. The lrvind ( n1npan~ -f"hc orig- inal cont·ept t1 f (ummunl\y has changed but ha' lx·en rcplaecd by ano1her conl'l'pl -the perception ot 1ht people a .. 10 v. ha1 a t·omn1unit~ "· .\ l·ommunit} 1~ ph)s1c:1\, §0Cln- log1cal. pohucal and ccolog1cal. ,\ home 1s designed 10 be a co1nmun1 - t) So 1s a c1 I) block. And ~ ,., a neighborhood "io ts a Cit) rand so is a county. In Ir\ tnc. we u'>Cd a village l'On - cept Villages ""ere defined by wall ... berm\ and ~1gns. But b) cn1phas11 · 1ng the \11\agc, ha\C .,.,c 1a~l·n awa' frum thl' Cit ) a~ a t·on1n1un 1t}'' \\r art'. all a pan nf .i. larger i:on11nui111~ and road c(1n~l·.,11011 li 11 l'.\,1n1plt• ha' jl\C'll u~ 1he r't•e!t ng nl f)r:tn!l:e ('aunt\ a~ a cc1n1111unll' -;l)t!ri\l.'r ( 1!111, protes.,i 11 o f hi '101> l l( I. ;ind ro·e1.h1nr uf !hi: J,•ul'l\:tl n l Orangl· Count\ '\1ud1t'\, I (I -\ cnn11nun11~ ''.in agii.rriµi tc of pc:oplc, \haring a cnrnm11n ,unccrn It t~ nlilrl' than a pl:ltl' 1t 1' :i \h,1nn!! h1 peopk·. a pn;vcttl)XllPlll ""h pl.Hr •\ rC':ll lomr11111111' h:1\ n1u1u.tl alTt''' 10 on(·...a no th1·r (lrangl' ( \1u11t~ t\ :'>l)rr:id ph\,1- tall} and 1:'> l'luh11co1U~ fra~n1i:n1eJ 11 1s no t ~utiurh.i n. hu1 i\ Jltua11 y :1 new form 0f .. utiurh;1n l'<1llcd po\l- !>uburhan \\t• IH\\l' :in 1nt(1rn1:t11on· bal>l:d cconom} v. nh nc" (001· mun 1ea11on~ n1l·thod:o ,\nd "e ha\c a global Clnn11n1\ \\ l' ~nov. 111\ll· aboul what th1!. "di d11 Francto,ca C.anci.1n proli:'§sor ol <.uC"IOIOg). I '('"I -_, lUn1m un1t\ I\ a ~rnall tov.n. v.:inn and caring. a~ l"Om pared w1th a cold cit\ f'om- 1nun1t) re~u1rl'S !>Ot."tal con1ac1 face- 10-face \0 1ha1 v.e know about ea1:h other .<\ comn1unll) need~ shared values -and Orange" C ounl) doc' not have enough of these. ,\nd a commun1I) n('("d~ a strong -· .... ·e·· fec-bng as 1n "us aga1n,1 1hem ·• So thl.'rc )OU ha'e the t>asl{ 1npu1 from the st·holar\ Is Oran~ Count) a tommun1ly? l"an Orang.e County bl: :i con1mun11y" r hat. dear reader, 1s for )OU 10 dec1dc for )ourself with tht' basic concepts having been given t(I )OU. My good fri end a nd markeung research guru Earl Tin1mons and I walked awa) from the session together I had lo ask Earl: Is therr a n«d fo r a communi1y? Has the concept of ··corn mun11y·· been O''er- roman1u:i1ed? After al l. the ~me day as the foruo1 WA\ hC'ld . Lil '\ researcher f\-lark Raldasi3rt' had an- nounced that a re<'en t survey of h1., had sho"n 1ha1 Oranlle ("ount) resi- dents ar\· \·Cr. hanrn .,.·irh (Jntngc C..ounly Earl. ti •onsul1:nl\ tti the Sanla 1\largan ta 'omp;:1n\ "a~ co,cnng 1he panl'I lnr hi' 1 ltC'nt -which 1\ e'trc1nt'h 1nterc,tcd 1n t/lt· conap1 of c1J111rnun 11\ for lht' nl'w 1Qn1· n1unl1) ot R:in<:ho an1a Marani} v.h1~·h lhl" firn1 1<; Je1clop1ng I w1/J ha'l' tu rt'ad 1-:irl"~ rcpofl to tind lhl" an~"t'rs. but l·.1rl appc.·art·d 10 OC a s pu11lt·d a\ r \ft~·r all. .,.,.t. had both g.ral1ua1eJ lrnnl l'< I \ 111 th<' t."arh I 95(k. "hen l ( I •\ v.n' a commuiut\, \\t's1wn(~ \ 1Hagc "a' a <:ommunlty. V.c,1 I o' .\ngl'il"' "'''-'' a comm un11l -and even the ( 1t\ of Lo§ Ange c:' ""a~ a tonunu111 I) · ,\f•rtllJ Brow~r publi•h~• th1• new1leltrr "Marlin Brort•er·s Or ange CounlJ' Report." Deukmejian flip-flops like Brown when it comes to Jransportation S,\l'K ,\~1 EN 1 () -c ico rgc lku· km eJ1an ha.., a "ell-earned Tl.'.PU· 1a11on for 5tOn\ \lut>borness. hue when 11 come~· 10 1ransp(lrln1tun pohcy l1<'·~ lxt'.'n as t·rra11<: ;1s Jtrr) Brown. The l11ffen:·ncl' ,.., 1hat "h1lc Rrov.n might do a 180-tll"jr«". o r l'ven a 360-deg_rec. 1urn 111 ~4 huuno. n'\ taken Dc1ikmcJHlll )C:Jr\ lo change his mind on whal C :il1 lor111;t !1C<"d5 and how 1h111 n,·ed ~hould hC' fulfilled. In a scnM:, Ocu kn1eJ1~n ha\ C{llllt' full circle. . ~le came 1n1u the govcn1orsh1p in 198) 11 a n 1dvocatt of unleashing the state"s highway bu1ldcn aft er ycan. af supposc\I foo1-..1mt1.J1ng hy Brown. 8'!1 in thl' c:1rl) ~raro; of 11'1c: Ill'"' •dm1n1~nn11on. 1t v.l\ 111os1ly a rhe1oric1J e~crc1 ~. ra ther 1ha n n concrctll one. l)t'ukmc.i1an'o; IX-pan- mcnt or TransportlJ IH)n {'Ouldn'I shift cons1n.ic1ion 1n16 h11h at:ar The.re WCTt e\'t"n C't nh.-rrassing fC\'t i· ttions 1hat tht L)ukt'r\ "·ere bi.11 ld1 n1 f.ewer hi&hway nuleii 1han lhC' Brownies.. Ourin1 the snn1c umt'. 1hc ii1att'"s hiahway conac-'tion was 1ruw1n11 steadily WOr1C ., a boom lna popu- lation and a boo011n1 economy manifested thcmse.l\'C3o in evcr-larac:r numbt'n of can and trucks. As bts atcond ltrm bqan, ~U· Uacjiein brpn tr11in& pmiure from bla1iac• lndcn to atceDI anolher bociim I• tbt 11:1 t.aA. by a nickel or more per flUOn of 111 t0ld , 10 aive "*' COMU\Ktion • boos\. ~ n:tb«d stoutly. 1n· ...,,.. .... ....,.,..,...,.1hmonw 10 M Ille job., H.owevu mut-.h ht _,~ ~ 10 .......... hialt· "•' ~ Ml CJffQMtion 10 new .... --• • ..,.__ paMt~ on .... -..... "jiolltical ..i ..... Tiie 1111 I ·a .... 11'1 ta«utiva 1ntens11icd. hov.·c,·cr, and Dcu kmcJian finall} relented , aar«1ng tn dc,1~ wme kind of new tinanc1ng, m«han1sm fl,r 1ran!ipor1a11on. but 11opp1n1i shor1 of endoninlJ new ga~ !Ill.CS. Caughl bc'1v.-ttn h•~ no-nc-w·tfto;e' 3"\ance and pre5surt fro n1 1he high· way lo bby. thl' 1ovrmor hil UJ>On 1sk1n1 \'Olers lo appl'O\'C' a bilhon dollar hond 1s~uc Thr admu11\• 1r1t1o n's pro paaanda n11e h1 n.: cranked up tht par1~ hnC' that ne~ aasotint 1a11C's would work a hard· ship o n 1hc J)O()r, an 1n1trHllng pmh11. 11vtn th1t OrukmtJ•an never had bttn known 111 an ad voe.alt for tho~ of li mned income' In 1988. l"ahfornia VQten.. b}' 1he narrowes1 of marain1. l"t'Jl"Ctt'd Dcu- k.mt.J1an's h1ghwa) bond issue. and 1he prcuun:-s tt~un1cd. The JO\crnor·, rcspon5C th11 11mt' was 10 convrne a blue-·r1bbon. ad hoc oomm1ltrt' of \>'a!'tous publie and private 1n1erCJ1s 1nvolvtd 1n trJn1· portation pohi. •. ) l'le ""'as Sttk"ina. ni ihe timc·1C$1ed m•nntr o f bek:q~rcd poliu ians. ufety 1n numbcn. The ensuina ballc1 w1s wt11· choreoaraphed. In a 1'r1cs of ··sum· mil mce11nJs," 1h e o llcctC"d inlcrdt$ •arttd on 11 n o verall financlal 1oal; then the.rt. wa11 1 dec'laration ortiow lht aoa1 would be achieved. w11h Ocutc~11n cartfully avoidina any claim of pertn11fC . FiMily. the 1ranspon1tlon Pf!Ck· • tt rotdcd tn10 a •twt.r poUtia1 agreement deahng w11h luo"'<:n1ng state ~pc:nd1ng l1m1ts and the 1989.Q{) ~1a1c hudgrt Thr go' ernor 1 n~1\1ed \hat 'Oler,. rather than h1n1sclf and lhC' l..cg1sl:1111rt•, •tc-c1de whl•ther h.1 ra1\l· ra,l'' fhat wa" :iccomphshed. 111 thr rnd. h)' l)lng lh t' legislatl'C ~·nJH ln1r111 n f n ph11scd-1n. Q-..rnt-a pill'" g_a'l.-ta' boost lo pa<;sagc nf a o;pcnd1ng-l1n111 t'lallot nirasul't" In h1~ final poltt1('al p11our:11e. Dcukn1eJ1an this ...,.ct ~ JcC'r pll"d cha1rrnan•h1p of tht• c11n1r.'11&n 10 pass 1ht" measul'T. while \!Ill 1vo1d- 1na any d1rC1,.1 l'ndor1<"n1cn1 uf r11 s· 1n1 gaiwhne la xes. I-le s1n1ply de· \Cfibcd 11 •• •"the only gamt 1n 1own:· saving 8!i he did 1n 19R3 1hat the 5\atc needs 10 li\:1t1n a h1ah· 1ntC"nSil ) const rucl1Cln program 10 a,01d 1ran\porlt1 tion J1\.'\Sltr At 1h<' vcf) least. l:>cukn1eJ1A11 '5 \l~1w0mo11on c'·olu11on on lhe 1s•ut· hu) delayed aeu on for sevcrtl, pcr- hap\ c:n1ical, yt'"ars. But 11 m11h1 Ix wonc By H'\s1111n1 on' vottJ appro al of the ps 11~. Dei.ikml'j1an may havf bct"n, unwi11lngly or otherwlM". t rt'"at1n1 1he k'tn1r10 for failure. Ntw t1,.cs. C\'t'n 1ho 9f for v.h1ch JU\t1flc1tion lli overwhclmina, aren't pohtlcally pofulor 1n California. SOn1c politica onsultan1s believe, bated an pollln1 d111. thaf the p.t· tlA propoMll. coupled whh loostnina 1pendin1 llm11J. m1 y ~ un labk. If lr1 fa<:t the mea~u'l't 1~ tkfta\ed nt-•1 year, there w11l be not only further delays in much~ntt<ka con· stTU(\1on. b\11 1t will tttllC •n ad,·cnc d un.ate. for s uch 1ncrc1UC1 1h11 ro~kl 11>1 for >·ean . Such 11 1he po1ent111I pnct of OeukmeJian•s rtfb\ll to move on 1ht inue ynn qo. Ou ... ,,.,,, ,, • •Y9'1fttld -- l>A VE GEOFFROY Corona del Mar Positive view of new device to stop crime To the Ednor The front pagt 'tory 1n the Daily Pi\01 on June 24 v.•11 h full-color photo of poll« Sgl Gregory Barn's agre\Sl\'t stance 1s not the public rcla 11on~ 1magt' tha1 I know of the Laguna Beach Pohcc Dcpanmcnl. The photo could have al lcas1 been taken 1n fronl of thc-old pepper tree on lhe fron1 lawn instead of the Mck. end of the pohcc·fire depanmenlli. When you read tht complete news s1ory you get an appreciation for \he umc and rcs.carch 1ha1 went in10 the 1es11n1 and develop ing 1h 1s ne'W tool (nanchakus) put tn by Polict SIL Dan('ll Adams I think the incidents 1n Heisler Park where 1he acntlcman was an•cked by the thr~ skinheads 1ha1 rt"Ce1ved lo1s of ne.....,paper c:ov- eraae all the wa~ lhroua.h arrest. 1nal, conv1e11on and <.cntencin1 defi - 11 11ety has had a dc1C"rren1 of repeat!! of s1m1lar 1ne1dcn1s. This arti(;/C' OU!l:hl 10 have a Stmilar 't'ffttl. f wish 10 e'.\prrss m' npprec1at1on 10 G reg and Danell .\~ Teddy Roost'vel1 v.•a§ fo nd 01 \&)'I n~ "Speak !>001) and caIT) a big stick l...aguna Heach 1!1. afl<'r 1JI. 1 1rcnli·'iC1llng Cl;\n1mun11y' t·IARR Y MOON L.<tguna Be:ac.h Youth of today ignore freedom U.S. possesses To 1ht' Echtor. E\·ef) Four1h of July. we celebra1e nol JUSt thC' b1nh of 1h1i; nation, but also the pnnc1plt\ upon which at was founded Bui rtct'ntl ), I spoke 10 SC'\'cral high 'iChOOI students 1n<1 rcah1cd that man) youna people don"t really undrrstnnd wha1 thC' l>C'C'1arauun of lndl'pC"ndenct wa s all about. Th<' studen1' didn't ll nderstand 1ha1 the Amenc:1n Orean' offrcrd<}m wa' forged not 1n s om t ph110'1.0ph1cal 1v111·, IO""'t'r or in a <:On\•entton met11ng, liut 1n a world where 1bu~5 of a(l~t'mmtnl powe1 WC'tt" an cvcrydn' otturc n~. For 1he\C k1ds. lh<' ~uliJl'\.1 of 1he nbu5e.' of powl"r "''Jli o nl~ \'llf uely hnktd w11h lot~ of frttdo1n , 1 al al l. Jamei Madt\on 1n I 788 s1ud. ··1 bchevr: 1hert ~rt' more 1ns1aoccs of the 1br1daement ot thr freedom of 1he pcopfr by 1radu1I and !ulcnl cncroachmen1~ of \ho" 1n power 1h1n by v1olen1 and \lldde n u1urpa- u ons" 1 rca ti1ed thftt our frcc:<lon1t arc 1n grcal Jeopard~ 1f future gconrra11on' do no1 undcn:tand 1hcm 1n • rtll· world conU',, "fra-do m .. cou.ld easily be(on1e al most n1eaninaJCJ~ rhctor11 .... L. Ro n 1-t obbard. widely tc· r l11mcd author of 1ht 1tlf·1mprovc· men1 book ··0i1nc:tics" saMS.. ""The N 1c buildin1 hloc;:k of any oohtk.11 system Is tl'le lndl..,idu,al .•• A poli1i· cal system 1ttkln1 to funaion 1monp1 11norant. illitaa1c and barbaric: pe optt could hive m1rvtlous prineiplet bu1 could only suc.'t'ttd in btina iporan~ iU~ and blrbaric unlcts one-adre.d die ptoP~ OM by one and allld dlit ~not. iUi\mw:y did (Mallm Of OKh tilitcn. .. 11 it imponant thal we wtsfJ •te our fn.'ll'domt.. But it h t'lft ftKWl! ll'Qporlaftt Pel Ml YIMknllnd \hem, Pol;tiail ll,...cy it .. ,_, ,,.n of 1111iJnalol....-n-. Yll I ,rear the lld truth ii tM• ow fi1hm •ftdmlood ......... tlplcs •nd ............. loclly'• ,.,. .. I • I I ' ' ' ' I I I • ' • M 0rainge CoMt DAILY PILOT/ f(lday, July 14. 1989 Abandoned baby could have home DEAR ANN LANDERS: I cried when I read the story in today's paper about another newborn baby IOu.nd stranakd, this ooc at the bot\om of t. trash can behind a motel. Thete stories are C"SJ?«iaUy heartbreakina to couples hke m y husblnd and me, who have been waitina for years to adopt a child. The article sajd that at least 28,000 children were abandoned in l 986 by young girls. many unmar- ried with no place to go, or women who had childten they couldn't care for and·were terrified at the thought of havina another. One infant boy was found recently on the steps of a Roman Catholic church with a note pinned to rus little yeUow blanket. It said, in Spanish, "I have no job. I have no n:ioney. I am .from El Salvador. Please take Rood care of my son." -What bapj,ens to these trash-can babies? Are they adoptable? Pl~ase educate us, Ann. Pregnant girls should be told what to do and where to 10 and people like me need to know if there is a chance that we miaht get one of the abandoned babies. Thank you, Ann, we ap- preciate your help. -SYRACUSE READER DEAR READER: We contacted &M Wldrea'• Home aad Aid Society of IU&aol1, w~ell does a wonderfaJ Job. Dr. Jou DlLeooardl was moat iielpfel Site said moat of tlteac babies are adopted. U die police fllld an abandoned baby dley will take It to a boapltal, wlMre It ii d 1ecked tlllorougbly, tlten a state a1ency takes over. If tbc baby 11 IMaldly, It 1oe1 to a tempor· ary foster Mme utll a permanent M me cu be foud. You1 &1rl1 or women wbo are preput and feel tllat tlliey are ..Ule to keep tile clllld sbo•ld cMek wldl a local eillld welfare •a-eY· Tiiie a1eacy wlll arru1e for tempenry ea re for Ute bJby. assist wltlt adoption procedures and provide coaD1elln1 for tbe motlaer. Wlliea dine babies are adopted, tltey are called "w1al Risk Place- me•t" babies because motbers can come back and claim them. Tbe mo&Mrs rarely do, bowever. W•mea wit.It anwanted preg- uaclea lleed to know tbe cbolcea open to them. To women for wbom abortl• 11 n•t an option, for wbat· ever reason, I ,ask tlaat you please coataet a social service a1ency. You will be treated with dlplty and reapeet. Arraa1ements will be made to see tltat your cblld Is delivered safely and placed ID a loving home wltla pare•t• wlllo will cberlsh blm or ber. YH wlll be ble11ed by those parents all tile days of your life. • • • DEAR ANN LANDERS: I have enjoyed your column for man) )ears and at long last I have something 10 send your way 10 repay you for all the good advice. Recently I spent three weeks in a Colorado Springs hospital. The bill was enormous, which did not sur- prise me. Whe n I asked for an 11em1zation I noticed that I was charged S 18. 75 for the surgeon's operating gown. Can you believe 11? -CS. DEAR C.S.: Yu, I can believe It. It souad1 a little like that $7 aspirin I wrote abont several weekl ago. I bope you Insisted on taking &be 1own ltome. • • • DEAR ANN LANDERS: I know you don't do "helpful hints" as a rule, but I have a terrific suggestion for removing grease and grime from the hands and face. Take a cup of lard and add 5 tablespoons of sugar. M ix well and use lake soap. You'll be amazed at the results. -MAGIC JORGENSON. NYC DEAR JORG: I did and I was. nuk• for altarlDg. Horse is blind cowboy's best friend ARTESIA, N.M. (AP) -A horse that knows when it's safe to cross intenections allows a blind former cowboy to kecJ1 his independence. but the city says the man must clean up after the animal or lose the privileae. Geoi'F Bradford, 69.-who-retain • about l percent of his sight in o ne eye, has a year to persuade the City Council to let him keep two horses, Blue Rocky and Buck, in his back yard. When Bradford rides Blue Rocky throuah town, the horse stops at in1eneetions and doesn't move until traffic is flowing in the direction the bone is supposed to go. In 1981, the City Council granted Bradford a lifetime zoning variance allowina him to keep the horses in town. But inspectors reponed in 1987 that Bradford wasn't cleaning up after the horses and was botherin.1 neiahbors with the smell. The van - ance was revoked and a j udge fined Bradford S 100. The fine was thrown out on appeal. Last month, a judge gave Brad- ford a year to chanae the council;s mind or move the horses. "Now, hopefully, what we're doina is fiaht," wd Mayor Ernest Thompson. "As far as being unfair. he'1 the one who's being unfair to ~bon.'' d uid the nciabbor behind dw complajnts is Eddie WaJlacc, wbo wualed to sell his ho use next door but was afraid ·Bradford's hones would lower propeny values. Bradford, who likes to sm oke band-roiled cipreues and reminisce about the days when he worked as a cowboy in Texas and New Mexico. had IO stop working in 1964 because of retinitis piamentosa, a hereditary dc:1enerative eye disease. But Bradford likes to ride Blue Rocky the two miles to downtown Artesia, across six intersections with Ponwer cowboy Ge orge Bradford ride s his horse , 81.11• Rocky, nea r h is home. st~pliahts. t;le could see better about 10 years ago, when he got Blue Rocky and started leading the horse on his walks into town. When Bradford heard traffic gomg m the direction he was walking. that meant the light had turned green and he would cross the intersection. Now the horse decides when it's time to cross. .. "He a utomaticall} stop anyho" at any intersec:tion," Bradford said. "I guarantee you he won't go unless ~·e traffic is going my way. Whether he can read the hght is the $64 qu"tion." Other t1mes. Bradford ndes has horse into the hills west of his house. "You know, I can get kind of down and out because I can't work. and get on that old horse and ride fi ve or sax male and. he}. I go1 a d ifferent o utlook on hfe all of a sudden," Bradford said. ''I'm com- pletely independent.'' He shudders a1 the thought of losing his horses. "Oh. I suppose somebod} could take me places, bu1 you have to go back when lhcr want to go back - you know, you re not independent." Nest may be ·empty, but her freezer's full Bec:aute 1 am so child-scared. everyone e~pccted me to hold a wake when the lut offsprina left bome. Many of my friends vis- ualiaed me convert.ins the bedroom 10 a lllrine. They bad me bumma caadlel in a niche nut to a pair of moldy 1Ym shoes and makina book- ends out of petrified ~· left WMlcr' the bed. What do Ibey knoW? Tbe kid'• car waan't out of the driveway bd'e>tt I had =e dee{Md. lbe room potter--slri • and ailhtly rental rates fi on ally the adJUStments came easily. .. time I bring a casserole to the table, m y husband says. "Who's dropping by'? The NFL?' Once you are a mother. you can never apin buy a small can of anythin4' You cannot use ham- buraer 1n increments a ny smaller than a pound. Chili is always by 1he pot and never by the pan. And I bu)' bread as though man lives by 1t alone. placed a small casserole 'of lasagna on the table and served a small salad with iL As we lif\ed our forks, two of the kids dropped by unexpectedly. There was an awkward moment' when they said they hadn't come for dinner, they were aoing out. Then they observed how nice it must be for me not to have to cook all those big meaJs anymore. ly SYDNIY OMAltR Friday, Jaly If ARIES (March 21·April 19); You'U look forward to weekend with knowledge that fi&ht has JUSt started. You'll be aware of potential. focus on validation of claims. Emphasis o n communication, sincere compliment from superior. • .. ~ TAURUS ~April 20-May 20): Some persons will believe you are "trapped." You II surprise them. Scenario features change, travel, variety, more space. You'll read, write, communicate, Oirt. More money will be made available. GEMINI (May 21.June 20): Some will say. "It would not be such a bad idea for you to make commitment!" Attention centers around domesticity, legal agreement, marital status. What you seek as close at hand, possibly at home. CANCER (June 11 -July 22): Develop thesis. Synthesize information. Elusive answers wall .. pop up." Emphasis on med1ta11on. relauuon, "prophetic dreaming." Accent on employment, basic issues, pets and dependents. LEO (July 23-Aug. 22): You hold trump card. Be sens11ive to your own power. authority, value. Personal magneusm attracts "invitation to ro- mance." Imprint style. Agreement can be wntten for your financial benefit. VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22): Seize opponunny. Study Leo message. Reach beyond previous restrictions. Focus on distance. language. posstble journey. Refusc(to accept role of "second fiddle." Property appraisal in picture. LIBRA (Sept. 23-0ct. 22): Stress independence. Gain md1cated through versatility, cunosity. Restless relauvc comes up with vahd concept. Short trip may be part of exciting scenario. Leo, Aquarius persons play roles. SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. 21 ): Accent round trip, return ticket. Means some actions. decisions will require encores. Being "called back" should not be equated with defeat. Scenario involves family member. financial security. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22-Dec. 21 ): Moon an your sign coincides with confldence, personality, correct timing. Display your colors: purple and pink. Horizons expand. You might be saying. "f never dreamed I could be this popular!" CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19): What was feared turns out to be "paper tiger." You remain in chal'ge. Threat from behind scenes was merely a bluff. You'll be on solid ground. rebuilding process wall be under way. Scorpio involved. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 18): Circumstances take sudden turn in your favor. You'll win friends and successfully u1ihze powers of persuasion. G ain indicated through written word. Focus a lso on romance, promouon. business coup. PISCES (Feb. 19-March 20): Employer h1n1s that major change as due. This will benefit you. could involve relocatio n. Recognize your own worth. You are needed. appreciated. Family member has something to say. fac111ng information! IF_lUL Y 14 IS YOUR BIRTHDAY ~.have. writ.cr's Stgoat.ure. Mean you are capable of communicating, putting fonh ideas which can be transformed into viable concepts. You are sensi tive to moods of others, especially family mem bers. Gem ini. Virgo, Sagittarius persons play import- ant roles an your hfe. HR I Dfil : Both vulnerable. South deals. NORTH •A '"'J84 "KQI096 S + K J 2 WF.ST EA T +J97SJ t8642 \' Q 6 ': K 10 S J ¢83 :AJ4 • J 9 8 7 • Q 10 SO TH + K Q 10 \1 A972 7 2 +A 6 5 4 The bidding: South West North East 1 + Pass 1 ~' Pus 1 : Pass J + Pass J NT Pus Pass Pass Opening lead: Five of + Duplicale pairs can prove 10 be an interesling game to kibitz if you were to be permitted to follow a particular board from table lO table. Most pairs failed to make 1hree no trump on this deal from a pair champio nship, but a few managed to demonstrate that the contract was unbeatable. It was a difficult hand to bid, because most players use a second· l ... 'I . 001·0 ary jump in their suit as invitational. not forcing. Therefore, three dia- monds would have been an under- bid, so most '.'lonhs chose a jump to three clu b~. and that resulted in a 1hr~ no trump contract. West's lead of a spade was dam- aging, since it removed one of the two entries to dummy before ii could be put to good use. At o me cables declarer came to hand with 1hc ace of clubs. East following with the queen, to lead a diamond to chc king. Easl simply refused to win the trick and the diamond suit was dead, since declarer had only one entry and needed two to establish and run the suit. Other declarers used the entry to hand to finesse the 1en of diamonds. East took the jack and shifted 10 clubs. and the defenders forced out dummy's remaining entry before the diamond were cl up. The wanning line•~ 10 lead the 1en (or nine) o f diamonds from dummy at trick 1wo. East must win with the jack and let's suppose he shifts to a club (a heart is no belier). Declar.tr wins in hand and f o rcc out the ace of diamond . and lhe king of clubs is slill on the table as an entry to the diamond~. Some Victorian brides in black Many a Victorian bride of a widower "(Ore mourning black for her husband's departed wife. Am told you now can add a ccnain insecllcide. something called CPF. to your ouuide paint to tum your eoure house into a big bua upper for seven years. It was Arturo Toscanm1 who said, "I kissed m y first woman and smoked my first ciprctte on the same day... And since then, I've never had time for tobacco."' on. Seoond Man walked to the horse, rode past the First Man an aareed distance, then hitched the borse beside the trail, and walked on. How many times do I have to repeat thls before r.ou realize where wc aot the word • hitchhike"? Q. Can whales tum their heads? A. Only the belups. Queen Victoria lived m ore than 40 yean after her husband Alben died. And wore black every day and every niaht. tbe beCk of the door. Ob. IOllMtimel when I wu in ~vc. rd ICt the cable for three people. Or when I was ptberina PP ~. J•d to in the bedroom and W ..., die bed from force of tiMit. h did take a while IO eet owr tM ilMd. of IOilll iDIO tM 1111111C Ind .... my Qt t.bere. but ...,.. All except in o ne area. 1 am inc:apeblc of mak1n, sJ>14betti for two people. In fact, am incapable of cookiaa anythina for two oec>ole. It never looks like enouati. f 1Wwt tbtrt witb a sheaf of spqhetta in one lwtd. loatina at that huae pot tbat oece lirved five people and tbeir ...._ and I keep addiftl. Every Another habit that is impossible to break is buyina the favorite foods of those who are no lonaer there to ea~ them. I cannot btain to tell you &be fresh pineapples that have dc- llriarated on my drain bo9rd await-illa die rooc.,. of the ton who cOUld eet a whole one by himself at They left never knowing that the freezer is a monument to m y previous life. filled with leftover bean soup. cakes, pies. casseroles. veal sc~loppine. baked beans. Q. How warm is the milk while macaroni and cheese. breakfast rolls. it's still in the cow? What makes '"OK" one of those univenal expression• is it's pro- nounceable in every lanauqe. • lilllle littint. OM nieht lall week I really made • 111-out e«on to cook small. I cookies, and spaaheui sauce with 18 ~ A. 101.S delreet f . meatbaUs. They left never knOWlllJ that the luqna we were ealina was an old friend that wc had eaten on since the fall of '87 when its life was new. Two men with one hone set out IC1'0ll country. First Man rode an ..,-distance, then hitched the hone beside IM trail, and walked t sorority convention Lab 1eientists say they can produce cenain hi&h-p1tcbed sounds that auddcnly mile you sweat and ache all o~. with Focus iment J arc ,ricty, jlJ be a bad Jicity. ,Jy at i tion. ti ion, and ·own > m- nefi t. ;sage. >Sible al in ·ough 3hon •les. leans :I not Jrily. with and Id be >aper Jluff. >rpio due. onh. iting con>--- ' "" hers, xm - • +nal . dia- der- pto in a am- the e it >me Nilh A'ith the the was one •lish (lO 1ds. I to out ·o re ten ,my the lO a tr~r .acfo ubs lhe • k the an the ted lo en: Is? ~n en .nd a n Kl• •d ~ llllyPllat SI-oRIS FRIDAY, JULY 14, 1969 foOI I Henigan elects to miss Shrine Game . I Tustin course worth trying Fountain Valley OB to g et ready early at Pacific ly ROGER CARLSO N Of .... 0...,. ,._ "'"" David Hl'n1ga n. the 1.,.,.o-t1me Sunset Leagul' and All·C'I F fuo1ball stando u1 from Fountain Vallev High, has pulled out of the 38th Shrinc .\11-'itar Fooo1ball Gaml' at the Rose Bo"'' Jul) 29 He'!. the wcond Foun1a 1n Valle) selec11on to drop from' th e g.amt" - center Glt'nn l hnsty deferred to ant1c1pa1ed ankle su rgef) ea[licr "I decided a couple of.,.,t'c ks ago.'' said Henigan, who is rcad )ing fo r duty at the L'ni\l•r\ll) of Pacific 1n If you arc looking !Or a low green Stoc kton this fal l. fee at a public course, don't go near "I'm go1ng up the fir~t uf ·\ugus1 the newest la yout in Orange Count y. and it's a matter or ge lling read) But if you enjoy a round of golf in earl)," satd Henigan. ..And. I've pleasant .surroundings and country been having a httlC" problem 10 my club atmosphere wi1h beauty ever}· shoulder. my th rov.·1ng arm. 1 J USI where you look. stop by the Tus1in decided to give 11 a rl'st:· J25 yards per &a.me, a natio nal re· cord. He had J6 TD passes as a Jun tor. Henigan shared quant'rback duty with Trabuco H ills· David Lowery 1n the recent Orange County All-Star Game. a 17-1 7 standoff. and com- pleted 11 of 15 for 16 7 yards and I TD ••Jt was 11ea1. I'm really glad I playC"d 1n 11:· said Henigan 1n retro- spect of the OrangC" County game. .. At first I y,•as JUSt th1nk1ng of it as a nother game. but 11 was a lot of fun pla ying wi th guys from Edison and around Orange Count). It was fu n to mee1 them." Henigan spent a week: this spnna 1n Stockton during the T igers' sprina session. acelimatins hi mself to what w1ll be expected from him. E:t.ac1l y wha t 1s expected rem~ins to be seen. bu t Walt Harris is bnng- 1ng with him a new offensive ph ilosophy. which dumps 1he wish - bone and 1ns1alls a multiple offense which includes pro. single back: and no backs. .. I've got a chance 10 co me in and si.an ." said Henigan. ·Ra nch Golf Course: and play a round Taki ng Henigan\ !>pot 1\ c·ari.on ofgolf. H1gh 's Perry Klein. 1,1,•ho led hts In the e'·c.n1 he does. he'll find The la yout o pened 10 the general ~hool to the Los A ngele~ c·ll~ Set-himself stan ing with fonn1 dablc public on Monday with gree n fc-es uon 4-A champ1onsh ip_ a~ a se nior. tasks: The T igers' firs t two games hi uing S4S on Monday through Kle in. a 6-foot-3 senior. led this fall arc at Pittsburgh and T hursday and SbO on Fnda'ti,Satur-Carson to a 55-7 champ1onsh1p v1c-Auburn. da S d . . D...,_..,...,.,_s.o..u Cl~u°'es"a"m"o'loannd,J1.o,h3dart 'w~,,~,,";n~---o.u.rterb•ck_O•vld...H•nlgan....h•s....bacome __ pu.IJ o._ut_of tb_e S.brln..• All-St•r footb•ll 1ory o ver Banning . .\s a Junior ·a1 '"ThC'y ha ve a red-shin freshma n u cu wn1 n •: th d al-isades High he eon1pleted-J 2.l-of--two JC gu .. s and--anothcHttShmaft mandatory on the co urse. • secon f'ount•ln Vall•y selectlon to G•m•, s l•ted for the Rose Bowl July 29. 4.83 passes for J.899 yards. averaging tf'ieilse see HENKiAN/l ll II is well wonh at least one round ·--------------------------------------------------• to S« !he layout and 10 pla) a course that 1he average golfer can relate to from \he shorter tet'S. The natural beauty of the stately Eucalyptus and palm trees 10 the man-n1adc lakes and deep-sand bunkers are only a few of the ame nities you 1,1,•111 l'OJO~. The Eucalyptus trees 1,1,•ere there lo ng befo re a golf course v.·as planned but the paln1s y,·ere brought 111 and add ins1ant beaut> 10 the layout. It is a fair course but one that ca n fi nd you suddenly 1n trouble if you fi re an errant shot. ''ou will have a coun try club atmosphere. )Ct Ix· bro ugh1 10 sudden reaht) v.•hen ~ ou play the J-par third hole along Irvine Blvd. This will suddcnlr bring you back 10 earth for a few flC"Ct1 ng momen 1~ with traffic and a traffi c signal close al ha nd. Then you can return to the beau \) of a well-manicured course and the mountains as a backd rop 1,1,·hen you head up 1he fourth hole. One o f the big concerns of Jim Co lbert is in maintai ning the high quali1y facility at ils present le,·et. '"We want lo keep the high, high quality we now have and tha t will bl' the hard pan of our job.·· Colbl'r1 admits. "We want to make that JOlfi ng experience tomorrow as en- JOyable as it is today and we hope to have those who play respect our wishes in !his d irection ... The course is well marked on the fairways. It is onl y a shon "'alk to a sprinkler head whcf\' yardage dis- tance 10 lhC' middle of each grttn is listed. On water holes "'here you go o ver them to reach the green. a blue marking IC'lls ho"' fa r it is to the front edge of the water. Huntington Beach's Morgan not slowed down by blindness By MARGIE LUCK D~ ~lk>t (:o!fu pond•nl John ~·!orga n scl'S 1h1 ng~ J l1 ttk· di fferen1ly front \on1e ix·o pll' -hl' knows that blindne'is d~·s not ha'c 10 ml."an 1nac\1\ 11y The :!7-)ear-old a1h k·tl' h,1, fi r.;,1. hand kno,11ledgc uf 1h1\. tor he himself 1'> blind T he l·lunt1ng1on Beach rl·~1dl'nt 1,1,·as 18 "hen he pcrnH1nent l~ lust his ,·is1o n t\·!organ. a ""1mn1er \1 nre childhood. 1,1,as v.ork1ng 11u1 w11h somC" stretching ba nd' ''1th '>pnngs attached to thl·m The hands snapped and thl' ~pn ngs hit him full - force 1n the e)l'~ Morgan said ht" did not takt" h1~ tragic accident v.·ell at tir5t. part1c.':f- larly fron1 an athk·t1r 'tandpo int "Sports ha\l' alwa~s flll·ant a 101 to me." hl· s~ud ··1 haJ ~11111(' bad stercot)JX'~ aboul blind r11:11pl l·. 111..l' they we re alv.·a ~~ 1nact1,e 11r \l :1ll..1ng the streets. I 1,1,•as bitter and h:1d ;1 poor self-image li1r awhile:· Th ings changed fur Morgan. h1)\l · e\•er. 1,1,·hen hl· found 1hc l '"\\Ii .\ (United States .,,,ociat1 on uf Blind Athletes) a t a chan1pionship n1.1ra- thon 1n t 98S. ··1 tal ked to a tilind runnt'r and hl' impressed me," Morg..1n l'.\pla1nl·d "The USABA helped me a tot." John Morg•n run nearly every da). /\·!organ said. This Sunda\. the t rc·1 1i1rad uatc and La nnc-rs ·...,·Lii run thl· I ln1ted Ce rebral Pals\ .\sSOl·1a11un·~ fifth an- nual Bastille ·oay SI.. Race. starting at Le 1\-lendie n .-1otel Nov. porl Beach. Morgan. a graduatl' 'ludl·nt v.prk- in¥-on his master's al l.'t · Bcrkl·le). said he hopes for a OCttl'r finish 1han last year. but 11 doesn't look good. Murgan said he recently pulled a n1usc le 10 his leg and 11 has caused hi m some pa in. No maner ho" !\-!organ docs this v.·eckcnd, ho1,1,·cver. he still has manv swimming compc1111ons ahead a·r hi m. lie own!> nine 1,1,orld records as a swimmer. the 1no~1 recent set at the World's c·hamp1onsh1ps and Games for the D1!ktbled 1n Uothcnbcrg. S1,1,·eden 1n 1986. l-i 1s nc xl Gan1cs .,.,,11 be ne\t \ear 1n Holland. he said. He added he may run a mara1hon v.·hile there. For ~1organ. span s ha\C been a therapy. l ie sa id they have givt:n him some1h1ng to stri ve for and havC" hclP<.·d hi s M:lf 1n1ag(' un· mcasurabl ) ··in the l 1SA 8 ,\. man\ of us arc athletes "ho lost our 'iS1on late 1n life . We v.erc depressed and ~ad a bad '1CW of v.hal blind P<.·r\ons v.·cre li ke." Morgan e.\pla1nl•d. "Mceu ng oth~·r~ who V.'l'rc aetl\'l' 1n spons ha\ changl·d l"\'l'ry1h1ng for me. It ha s heired n1y sclf-cstr(·n1 and destroyed 1hosc ncgal1\'e \tl'reo- typc~ .. As well a!> hl•lp1n!I ~1organ·s image, spon' ha 1c g1,cn him real goals to \hOOI for ··For thl." iir\t fcv. }cars after I "·as inj ured , I had no goals." Morgan said. "Run ni ng and s"·1mming ha ve givC"n n1e short·tl·nn and long-1crm goals. something 10 work for.·· ............. ..,. .... ...... Greens arc two and somrtunes three-level and bunkers or sand 1ra~ are filled wi th deep sa nd re- qu1rin1 co ncentration and kno"·- how to get oul. . .\II holes h3Vl' island t~ and some gre<'ns arc the same although there ts rough grass be- The foll owing r ear, ~1organ ran his fi rst race. a IOk. Sinet' then. hl' and his running partner. Jacque s La nners. have compc1ed 1n nu1ncr- ous ru nning events and C\Cn the Lo'> . .\ngeles Marathon. 1n 1987. The tv.o "This 1~ m~ third time running (1h1s ra ce1:· he ~1d ··1 hope tn do better than last 11n1e. bu t o nl } 1f 111 ~ leg surv1 ves. ·· Besides his athletic ar 11v1t1es. Morgan is current!~ "'ork1ng on his jPleilH stt MORGAN/Bll 811nd runn•r John Morgan fr .. htJ of Huntlll19ton ... __, \ ween tee and fairv..'3 y in all 1n- s1ances making them true island tees. One oflhC' most sperlacular holes on the course is the fini shing hole. You hi1 from the island t<.'t" Wlth two tall Eucalyptus trees on each side o f the fa irway some 175-200 yards oul. It is alm ost like kicking a field goal in football except 1ha1 theft' is no crossbar. You can then either lay up to the cdac of the wa ler or go for broke 10 the areen with a shot O\'er more than 100 yards of water. The ninth hole is equally beautiful with 1 third fairway shot also over waler to 1he green. This one is a S· par and finishes with a shot over 1he w'tcr 10 the green. The 11th hole Is a nother beauty, It is a J.-par from 1n island tee 10 an island arecn with the d istance most- ly carry over waler. A short tee, however. is IOC11ed on 1hc left side of the watct's edac. Hc~·s a hole·b\'-hole briefing with yardqe distance from each of the three t« •~•s i nd ~r for each hole: No. 1~386-370 yards, par ... Strai&hl shot toward Irvine Blvd. from the t lubhouse, Deep sand in two falrway bunkers and one behind the p-een make this 1n outstanding 'Nnin& hol<. ' No. 2-SOl-'92·467 ya rd s. f)lr•S. · Fairway fades to the ript wi th 1 '911Cral W11er huard frontina the ~ which lt loetted 11 1hc comer ·Oftrvlne 81\'d. and T1.1sdn R.lnch ROid. No. :1-190-1 77·162 yard~ ,,.,.3, Two ...ct t~ t.ithcr t ide of the _.WI is lb de•ated. -lnlno ~. )'lo. 4-401·Jll-349 yards,,,.,,., ,.... _.,_ill -lotion tr you ctatpc 111e 1 .. '"'.un •'°"I ,.._ .. tt.VClr /U I I \ " I 11 ! •wa.aa••TV/U ·--•a••tu •I ca• 11aar~/U • •Ha-ra11,. r11uhl/•t ' ..... SJ ....... .,.. Jacques Lanner tun• up for Sunday•• Banllle Dq a r••· n\.101111 \f,11 11\.,111\11 Angels crush Baltimore, 13-5 \'\(,11' ,4 Ill HI 11 AWAY Tod•v-()rk>lei S:OS• Jv15--0r'lolei, •:3S• Jv16-0rlolei, lO:JS• Jv11-Tor., (2), 2:3S• Jvll-Tor., •:JS • Jvlt-ldle. By TI M LIOTTA ,..,, Sporl• lllrft .. BALTIMO RE -l 'hl' l"uhfo rn1a Angels' seem ingly cndlt•ss slnng of aood pitching can1c to n momen1ary hall. Thank: goodnt.'SS. the hitting continued. With a solo home run b)' La nce Parrish. a 1wo-run ho mC"r by Jack Howell. and a three-run hun1cr b) Dick Sc hotield spnnklcd il\IO a 17- hil attack. 1hc Angels O\'crcamc a 4--0 dcficil to defeat the Baltimpn.· Or· ioles, 13-5, ThurMtay nigh t "Don't talk to me. talk 10 the offense." said California pi1chcr Ben Blylevcn when several rt'poncrs 8J>:: preac hed him after the game. He did win for the ninth time in 11 de- cisions this yC"ar a nd r«ordrd the 3.500th st rikeout of his career. ".This wlt5 probably m y wor!U oul- ing I've had i!ll year ... Bl}lc"cn s.;.11d ·"The offenSt· picked me up ·· California Managl'f Doug Radl·r said this oft'ensivc outburst "'as a eont1 nuauon of the .'\ngels' threl·· 1_ame series aga inst thl' f\-t1nneso1a . l wins leading up to thl.' .\II-Star t)rcak. ··w e !ili!i;ICd s"'1ng1n~ the bats v.cll going in to the break,· Rader su1d "It's nice 10 see 11 eont1 nut·:· Schofield led Califom ia·s p.'l rade around 1he bases by sconng four UmC"s. reaching on three ba!oe hit!i and an error. t-li s n1nth·tnn1ng home run was h1i fi rst sine<" . .\ug. 2(). ··1 was trying to f,O a whole SC"ason wi1hou1 a homer. ' Schofi eld \atd . '"It's been u little while. I wa' iu looki na for a strike and tf}1 ng 10 gel a good swing on 11." Parrish snappctl a 5-S tic when he h11 a 1-2 pi tch lron1 Onoles rehever Mark Thurmond. 2-J. over the left fie ld fen ce for his I I th homer nf the seaso n. The ho1ner l"ame a ha lt · inning after the Onoles had ticJ the M"Orc at 5 on a "1cnficc fl } b~ Joc Orsulak . After the .\nl!,els added a run 1n the seventh lln a 1v.o-ou1 . RBI s111gle b) Wall } Jo) ncr. Ho""·ell ht1 an oppostle-ticld. tv.·o-run hll n1 er oil ~t 1kC' Smith. ThC' Angel~ won lhl'1r fi1u nh straight dcsplle g1\ 1n1 up n1orr than 1hree runs for the first time 1n \4 gan1rs. 1e111ng two unearned runs and 1v.'o more runs on ""·1ld p11chrs The Orioles lost for the founh umc. 1n fi ve ga nu~s on a night ag1un"t a good pitcher hll\ 1ng a bad night. "No man t r "ho wa~ oul there. ""l' juml>('d OUI lhC'rC" 4-0 bbt \,\,'(' &a ' l" •HOME Jy20-TIQ8ri, S:05/ Jv2 1-Tl~ri, 7·JS Jvtt-TllMfi. 7:05 • AN OlmH on KMPC r1olo (710) • On lele'lli lon. Ct11nrie1 S j On tellYli ion. Ct1ennel 1 them back.·· Onolcs Manager Frank Robinson said. "That's "ha1 1s d1s- turb1ng. I thought hC" (Rl~lcvcn ) 1,1,·as bealablC' tonight. We JU~I v.rren't able to ~top them." Blyleven won h1.s fifth s1ra1gh1 decision and rdn his rrcord 10 Q-2, allowinJ fi ve ru ns and nine htt!'i 1n six lnn1n&1. ThC' five ru ns allowed was the most Blyle ... C"n ha~ given up this .season. Dodgers hold on, edge Cards, 3-2 110111.111' '' 11111111 -T041'1-<•rd•, 7:JS LOS ANGELES (AP) -Eddie Murray knows what h lakes to ""in pmes. He alto knows it will take a little more of 1t the rest of tht ...... , Murn.y drove in tv.-o run1 and Orel Henhitcr allowed 1wo runs In av, inninp •• l..o$ naclc:s be•1 t. Louis. 3·2, Thufl(la nit.ht. .. , ttlucd 1 lilllc bf1." Mumty sakl.. .. You cr.n"t do 1nyih1n1 if yo u an: not rclu.ed." . Htnllilltt impr_ovcd 10 10-7, al· lowiae •hits before Jay Howell tol U.C ._ two outs for his l61h s.ave. ··w. hlvet1•1 bad anythin& all ,_,., .. HcnhilCf Mid. "We nttd 10 II' a winniftl strak aolna. Thi• -.... -·.' The Dodlrn s~ tht second helf ollM -.on In ftfth place in the )'IL w .... UntU the ninth innina. the Cardinals had onl y scortd 1n the third when Hershiscr P 'C' up tv.·o sinales and tV1·0 walks. ''l don·1 hke 10 n1ake e.111.cuscs." Henhistr said, .. But in !hat 1nnina. the sun was rlah1 in my rye . I jus1 couk1n't stc:' Rookie rilhl·h•ndcr Ke.n Hill, who Ms beaten 1h1: t>odf,CfS 1witt this teUOn, 1Jlowt"d nine hits and lhrec nan in teYCn 1nninp and fell lO $..S .. In Hill'1 prior thrtt s1an includ· int • no-dec.haon, 111 inst 1hc Dod1cn. the Card inals had OU~ Los A•I< 27·2. W10 1ttt tcorc I· I, Kirk Oit,lon doUbled with one.. out in the third and SClOl'td on Muma)''s sina~. la IM ftf\h, Muttay sin,led, t-.1ikc Manbaal wu hil b)' 1 p.1ch, Mike Sciolcil ..akcd to !Old 1hc bltcS lftd Jeff Hamihon hh 1 u crifiee Ry. "I 1hink I was swina1ng preur, decent romina ilfl' 1he r<)&d 1np. · Mum y 5l1d. Alfredo G riffin walked le1din1 off the nnt. moved to third on Willie RandolP:h's sinale Ind trorcd on Murray s sin&le to make it 1-0. Jote Oauendo Opef\Cd 1he \. Louis third with 1 llf\llt to exlend hia hitlin.a s1tc1·k to 11 pmes and moved 10 third on To ny Ptna's Jvt s-<ard•. 7:05 J'l16-<•rd,, l:OS Jv17-Cub•, 7:JS Jvlt-<ubi , 7,S J'llt-Cub\, 7!JS J'l'20-+clle. AWAY Jvtl-Plr•th (f ), l:OS Jyn-ftlr•t•'· 4'.0' • • AJl Nmft·Ol'I l(.t.K tHlo • On '*""*'• C'*""4 1 I 11t0l ainalc.. AOer Hill truck out. ari11 stop ... Hcn h.iser walked Vince Coleman The C.rdin1ls ·had the bites and Miii Thompson to forct in a kleded, ont nan in and one out run. Smith hh 1 aroundcr to H1m1hon ()q_Ufndo ~ 1n ~81 s1 ~le 1n. ~ ntar the lhird be.le line. He threw 6o the ninth ind Ms 2 1 hits 1n h11 l1s1 t.otnt fOr one oul. ind 1be ttll) ~t 49 lt·blts. • to ftn t 1.0 ttt Sm i\h ftSt 1 Ckn1ble .. TM whole pmc h1ftltd on 1he pMy p&ay 11 third t.e: in the 1hird ln-· nina. .. St. Lou.ii Maftllltf Whiter '"After the 1bird. Hentibc.r olk'tled Henoa u ld. "Onie Smith crushed like Mii until the. iJ•.lh." lierte11 the blR. ind (left) Hamilton made • 11.id.. t\ \It H 1'111 II Late steal, goal sinks U.S., 7-6 From Stilff .tnd wlr~ reports Scoring on an unuisual play 1n !he fi nal seconds T hursday. Wc.s1 Ger~ , many edged the Un11cd Sta 1es, 1·6. 1n 1he conclud ing ma1ch of 1he p~hm1 nary round of the FINA World Cup waler po'o tournament. With the score tied at 6. an at· IC"mpled pass from A.IC). ROUS$CIU tQ l l .. goalie.-Crai1 Wilson WIS in ~ rC"pted bv ltaaen Stamm, who Wal hidden Un<1erwa1c.r before comirc up 10 make the steal. W1ISQn was then rjcc1ed tryini to Jel the ball back. wi th Stamm Kori 1na the game·Y.'lnner 1n10 11~ ~mpCJ cage w11h s1A ~nd!i rcma1 n1n1 fD w1 n 1t. ~ '"O ur cxpcric ncr 1n crilical si t .. 1t1oni; ~ally hurt us a11ht end of1bl mat h.' said U.S. Co.ch q Ba.mt tt. 4• The Americans "ue unable "° score in the fin1 half1nd f't ll behi .. .).(} 11 hal01mt ind"'"' c:ntcriH fourth quarter. 8u1. a n ufT)' or copped by Kirt. Everi1t at .I: .. m1inina, tied it at 4-4.. The 1wo 1cam1 traded ..... :1. w11h Jullan H.an-ey tyi .. tlw 11 $ wilh 1:46 ttmauU ... Rouucau dc9dlockirc I~ at 6 Willll --· le ft. ' With Ille ...-, Ille U. .......... 10 Ille fifth. ~-.-off-y. wlll -1111-0tl S.1-). hi .... --=•••1 ... , "=· ,.., .. "--, •• ,, ... tlli u.. .... v ..... ...,,.,. II-Star ratings take Wp from 1988 game Not nen Bo Jackson•s mammoth nt innina home run, and a game hich had more entertainment alue than the one in 1988, could ent a ratinp drop from the revious year in Tuesday's All-Star seball pme at Anaheim Stadium. NBC'a 18.2 rating and 33 hare re lliahlly lower than the 20.4 tin -34 share ABC got for its hl"lrwtlNllt last year. The Amencan League beat the ationals. S-3, in this year's game. bich featured first-inning homers Jackson and Wade Boggs. This year's game was seen by most las being more exciting than the '88 m me, also won by the AL, 2-1. In 987, with the NL winning. 2-0. in 3 innings, NBC had an 18.2-rat- g-)3 share. the same as this year. • 0 -I Other tclcv1s1on no tes: J • O .J. Simpson will replace ~mad Rashad on NBC's "NFL ve" as part of a continuing hakeup of NBC Sports, the netwo rk !rcpo_rted. The move came just after tNBC hired ex-San Francisco 49ers lcoach Bill Walsh to replace Merlin Olsen as its No. I NFL analyst. NBC Sports execuuve producer Terry O \Neil said Rashad will be a lgame analyst. Simpson will pair with host Bob Costas. Al o. J im G ray has ibeen dropped from NFL Live and 1Gayle Gardner will be reassigned. 1 Simpson, 42, was dropped from fABC Monday Night football team afier the J 98S season. He was an NBC N FL analyst from 1978-82. • Turner Broadcasting System an- nounced h will switch its National Basketball Association package next season fro m SuperStation T BS to its new Turner Network Television cable channel. Terry McGuirck. pre idcnt of Turner Cable Network sales. said TNT this week. achieved 1he 30 million subscriber level the NBA required before the switch could be made. TNT is now available an 33 6 percent of1elev1s1on households 1n the United States, McGuirek said. TBS. which reaches an estimated 50 million ho usehold . will tal.c over a package of Atlanta Ha\\< ks games. The NBA will llm11 that number to 25 p,ames. • Local television stations and cable TV networks arc increasing 1hc number of maJor league baseball games they carry, a cable TV group said this week in disputing claims that cable companies are stealing baseball from ··free T v :· Local broadcast coverage of pro- fessional baseball has grown by near- ly 40 percent over the past I~ years, from I, 190 games in I 97 5 to 1.64 7 games in 1989. the Nauonal Cabk Television Association ~1d. Since I 98S, tne number of baseball games televised both b> local broadcast siations and by re- Jional cable sports networks 'has increased seven ~rccnt. from I ,S36 games to 1,647 games. the NCT A said. "As a result, cable's baseball cov- erage has served to supplement. rather than reduce, the number of games aired by local broadcasters." the cable association said. ABC and NBC have carried be- tween 37 games and 40 games per season since the early 1980s. and they will air 40 regular-seasoo games this year, NCTA said. Beginning in 1990, however. C B will have the nghts. and 1t will air only 12 regular-season games. The NCT A stud) said local sta- tions wril televise abQut 40 percent of all baseball games m 1989. up from 36 percent of a11 games in 1985. It said major league franch1Sl'S have granted TV rights to 16 of29 regional cable spons networks for 1989. Between I 98S and 1989. 14 of the 26 major league teams made more games available for local broadcast coverage. seven maintained their level of broadcast coverage and only four decreased their rights agree- m ents wi th local TV stations. NCTA said. At the same time, eight teams increased the number of games for regional cable network coverage. ---i Weekend "(V, radi9 sports l Satanfa RADIO Y 1 0~30 a.m -BASEBALL: Boston at Minnesota TELEVISION KNX (10701. 10 a.m . -BASKETBALL: WBL Slam-Dunk com-4:30 p.m -BASEBALL: .\ngel!. at Balt1r'hore. l petition from Las Vegas (tape), SponsC hannel. KMP (7 10). 10:45 a.m . -BASEBALL: Kansas City at New 7 p.m. -BASEBALL: ~t. Loui!> at Dodgers. KABC York. Yankees, Channel 4. (790). j l I a.m . -BASKETBALL: WBL All-Star Game 7 p.m. -BASEBALL: Chu:ago Cuhs at San Diego. ( from Las Vegas (tape), SportsChannel. KFM B ( 760). f l 1:30 a.m. -QOLF: U .. Women's Open from Lake Orion, Mich .• Channel 7. Sunday l p.m . -AUTO RACING: Atlantic Series compett· I tion from Watkins Glen. N.Y. (tape). ES PN. I 1:30 p.m. -GO~: PGA tournament from Wil- liamsburg, Va .. Channel 4. 2 p.m. -HYDROPLANE RACING: Indiana Gov- ! emor's Cup (tape), ESPN. 3 p.m . -BICYCING: Grand Pnx of Cycling from • Trexlcnown, Pa. (tape), ESPN. l 3:30 p.m. -SPORTS SATURDAY: Boxing-Four I U.S. boxers from 1988 Olympics scheduled to compete I in six-round bouts in Atlantic City (delayed), Channel i 2. 3:30 p.m. -SURFING: H1ghhghts of 1988 O P Pro ! Championships in Huntington Beach, Channel 7. 4 p.m. -GOLF: Scottish Open from Glcneagles. Scotland (delayed). Pnme T1cke1. • 4 p.m. -BASEBALL: New York Mets at Atlanta. WOR. TBS. .. :30 p .m. -BASEBALL: Angels at BaJtimore. Channel .s. 4:30 (>.m. -WIDE WORLD OF SPORTS: Box- in1-Danin Van Hom vs. G ianfranco Rosi. junior-,~ middlewciahts, from AtJantic City (delayed); Bicycl- in1-Tour de France (delayed), Channel 7. 4:30 p.m. -TENNIS: U.S. Pro Championships J from Brookline, Mass., SportsC'hannel. J S p.m. -VOLLEYBALL: Women's pro beach 1 competition (tape), ESPN. S 7 (>.m. -WATER SKIING: U.S. Challen~ of ; Champions (tape), ESPN. 7 p.m. -BASEBALL: St. Louis at Dodgers. . SponsChannel. • 7 p.m. -BOXING: EvanderHolyfield vs. Adilson Rodriauez, heavyweights, from Lake Tahoe. Nev. (de- : Jayed). Showtime. : 1 p.m. -BASEBALL: Chicago C'tJbs at San Diego. : WGN. 8 p.m. -HORSE RACING: Ho llywood Park repla)'I, Channel S6 {Pnmc Ticket, 10:30 p.m.). 8:30 p.m. -POWERBOAT RACING~ 1989 River Race Auausta (tape), Prime Ticket. 9 p.m. -RODEO: Calgary Stampede (delayed). f ESPN. .;HANDY :·PfoM•t ~:the fairway and around the arecn. :: No. S-327-316-304 yards, par·4. ;~There a.re 1even sand traps on this i:one that ia a sharp doalca to the ten ;;aoward the .,een. ::· No. 6-lOS-189-J 7.S yards, par-3. :i:ne lonaest par-3 on the course ., uirina a strailht shot to the green. ia,. bunur in front oflhc TELEVISION 9 a.m. -AUTO RACING: G rand Pnx of Grcnt Britain fro m 1lvcrstonc. England (delayed ). ESPN. 10:30 a.m . -BASEBALL: Angels at Baltunon:. Channel 5. 11 a.m . SPORTSWORLD: Au10 rac- ing-Meadowlands Grand Pm. from East Rutherford . N.J. (dtlayed ). Channel 4. 11 a.m -BASEBALL: New York Mets at i\tlanta, WOR. TBS. 12.30 p.m. -GOLF: LI. '-' omcn·s Open from Lake Orion, Mich .. C hannel 7. I p.m. -GOLF: PGA tournament from W1l - hamsburg. Va .. Channel 4. I p.m· -DRAG RACING: IHRA Nonhern Na- tionals from Milan. Mich. (tape). E PN . I p.m. -BASEBALL: Chicago Cubs at San Diego. WGN . I :JO p.m. -SPORTS SUNDAY: Boxing-Tony Thornton vs. te"c Collins. middlc"e1ghts, from Atlan- tK C ity, Channel 2. 3 p.m. -BICYCLING: Tour de France (deln)edl. Channel 7. 3 p.m. -HORSE RACING: Rainbow Futurity. quarterhorses. from Ruidoso (N.M.) Downs, ESPN. 4:30 p.m. -TENNIS: U.S. Pro Chlfmpionsh1ps from Brookli ne, Mass .. SportsChannel. 6 p.m. -AUTO RACING: NASCAR race from Pocono, Pa. (tape), Prime Ticket. 8 p.m. -HORSE RACING: Hollywood Park replays. Channel 56 (Pnme Ticket. 11 :30 p.m. ) . 9 p.m . -RODEO: Calgar) tampcde (de layed), ESPN. 9:30 p.m. -MOTORCYCLE RACING: Loudon (N.H.) C'las.!.ic (tape). Pnmc Ticket. RADIO 10:30 a.m . -BASEBALL: Angels at Baltimore. KMPC (710). I p.m. -BASEBALL: t. Louis a t Dodgers. KABC (790). I p.m. -BASE BALL: Chicago Cubs at San Diego, KFMB (760). SPOH'I' HHI· \h. Rose's predicament provides updated version to an old song ------ From The Associated Press NEW YORK -Songwntcr Jim Terr has poked fun in country-western songs at Soviet premier Mikhail Gorbachev. former senator John T ower arid now. in his latest effort, Cincinnati Reds Manager Pete Rose. Called "The Gambler-Pete Rose." the song will make its national debut this week on the CBS radio network.. "It's pan of o\H overall comedy service." said Frank T. Cammarata, director o f mus1c~ntertainment programming for tile network. "It kt.nd of parod1e Pete and his predicament. It's very well sung and well wntten ... and we're an xious to get some feedback from our affiliates on n." The song hit along to the tunl' of Kenn) Rogers' hn, "The Gambler." That was the one in which Rogers sang: "You got to know wh en to hold 'cm. kno"' when to fold 'em, know "'hen to walk. away .... " For Rose. the Red!> manager under tn\esltga11on by baseball for allegedl) gambling on his own team. the Flgnon, LeMond still 1-2 MONTPELLIER, France -Laurent Fignon and Greg LcMond stayed 1-2 in the * f o ur de France standings af\er the 12th sta.ge Thursday on a day mad<.' eventful only ---- by a gro up of demonstrator!. who blocked the road in an environmental protest. Otherwise, the overall !>tandings remained the same with F1gno n of France leading Lc Mond of the United States by ~ven seconds with 10 days remaining in the race. Thursda) 's leg was 150 miles from Toulouse to Montpellicr as red-brick buildings and wheal fields gave way to remnants of the Roman c1v;hzat1on. Italians Valen o Tebaldi and Giancarlo f>erini and Frenchman Dominique Arnaud escaped earl~ and ~radually built up a 29-minute ad,an1age o'er the rest of the group. Tebald1 eventual!) won in a spnnt O\ er Penni an S hours, 40 minutes. 54 seconds "1th ..\rnaud tn third. more tfian two minutes baclc.. -- 1 n the women's Tour de-France. Ol~mpic cham- pion Mo nique Kno t of the Netherlands took the second stage to retain the lead Ql'O'l'J: ftt THJ: D ·\ l Biil Flscber, Red m. pitching coach. on the cxces$ive number of b;:1lks r ailed against John Do pson. compared 10 other members of the Boston pitching stall': "You get a reputa tion and the umpires arc looking. It's hkc getting caught robbing a bank. The bani. gets robbed again. you're in the vicinity and the) think you did it." King takes lead In Open Betsy Kmg. the hottest golfer on the ---- LPGA Tour. shot a 4-under-par 67 Thurs-e / day to take a one-shot lead over Mane-e:/ Laure d e Lorenz1-Taya 1n the first round of ---- the $4SO,OOO U.S. Women's Open golf champio nship tn Lake Onon. Mich. Kmg. who le:tds the LPGA monc\ hst w11h $423, 794 and has won four tournaments this year. rolled in a 20-foot birdie putt from above the hole on the huge 18th gree n of the Old Cour~ at lnd1anwood Golf and Country Club for her final margin. De Lorenzi-Tayo, 28. a native of France who hves m Barcelona. Spain, also birdied the final hole. making an 8-footcr from below the hole on the 22,000-square foot green. rn other golf Thursday· •Hal Sutton, fighung to regain the form that brought him seven victories tn his first five years on the PGA Tour. shot a 7-undcr-par 64 that tied him with Tim Simpson for the first-round lead of the Anhcuscr- Busch Classic 1n Williamsburg. Va. Sutton and Simpson b<>th had bQgey-frce rounds that were one shot off the course record over the 6, 776-ynrd Kingsmlll Golf Club. • Naomich1 (Joe) 0Lak1 b1rd1ed the last hole and tied Ian Woosnam for the lead in the second round of the Scottish Open 1n Gleneagles, Scotland. Reds' Larkin sidelined The Cmcmnnt1 Red s suffered a major ~ setback Thursday when tests revealed ltga- ment damaae to shortstop Barry Larkin's • right elbow. He 1s expected to be sidelined for at least two weeks, and could miss up to six weeks. The team made no immediate roster move with Larkin. who is second in the National league with 107 hits and third with a .340 average. Tests conducted on Larkin found he stretched fibers in the ligament while making a throw on Monday during the skills competi- tion, part of the All-Star Game festivities. In other baseball news Thursday: •Reliever Rob Dibble said he won't appeal a three-day suspension from the National League for bcina a m ajn combatant in a fight last Saturday between his Reds and the New York Meis. League president Bill White p ve Dibble a three-day suspension Thursday and an undisclosed fine, which the reliever said was $400. Teammate Norm Charlton also was fined SIOO. The Mets' Tim Teufel and Juan Samuel also were aivcn undisclosed finest reportedly $200 apiece. •Philadelphia traded pitcher Bob Scbta to Cincm - oati for a player to be named later. Scbra, 27, in six Phillies appearances had a 2-3 record with a 4.46 ERA. He joins the Reds today. • Detroit placed rehcver G uillermo Hernandez on the Is-day disabled list. Hemande'l bas tendiniti1 in his left elbow. The Tiaen also purchased the contracts of inflekSer Doua Stranee and pitcher Kevin Riu from their Claa AM fami club in Toledo while activatina pitcher Frank Williams from the I ~Y disabled list. • •delder~tfiddtr C.artos Martinez was IC• tivated 6oin tbt 21-day disabled hat by the Ctuca10 White So1 after compe1ina a lo.day rebabiJit.ation .-..ment. -. Oenera1 Ma,..r larTY Hime. of lhe White SoJL NeeiVld 1 one-,.r ntmsion on bis c:ontract UwcMleb tbe 1990 -.on. Himct, in the third ~r ofa thfft-year contnct. ..-to tbc cxtcnaioa which included a raite. lyrics were somewhat redone. . . "You go t to know who's been hittin "Know who' been m1ss1n'. "Know who' been stnlun' out "And who's got the run\. . "But don't 3dvcn1sc your point spread "Or you'll have to face the eggheads. "There'll be 11me to count the money "When the gnmc 1s done:· · The song then concludes: "He said. ·Howd y, w n. in> name's Pete. And do you sec a ll thcSt' reee1pt'i" "Well you might think }ou'rl' a baseball fan . but I bet I know the score· .. Cammarata said thl· original required only a !>mall amount o f ed111ng "We had to tone 11 do"' n a bit, .. he said. "In the original ,ers1on then' "'ere ~ome. "'ell. o!T~olor men· 11ons in there. So "e rccut 1t and redid 11. And "hat about Rosl··• How will he react? Will the network hear from hun'1 "I doubt 11." C :tmmarnta ..aid. "I think he's got bigger problems w \\Orr) about than this, but we'll see." I' THE BLEACHERS Caught In a rundown, Jeff reaches for the cyanide csapsule. Peete decides on football DETROIT -Rodne> Pc~te. opting for professional football over baseball. signed a ~ multi-year contract Thursda} with 1he De-~ troit Li ons. ---- Terms of the agreement with 1he U n1 vers1t) ot Southern Cali fornia quancrb:ick, Detroit's sixth-round draf\ choice. "'ere undisclosed. Peete was to Join. thl' Lions' voluntar) passing camp beginning Saturda) at Oakland Un1vcrs1I) in suburban Rochester. Regular training camp begins July 20. "I'm 1gncd. sealed and delivered," Peete said dunng a telephone in ten 1e" from the Pontiac Sil\Cr· dome, where he signed wnh the Lions shortly aflcr amvmg there Thursda) afternoon. Fresno State player shot A defensive end on Fresno State's ---- football team was wounded an the back and * stomach during u fight at an apanmcnt. police said. Willie Howard Jr .. 25, who won Big West Con· fcrence ho norable mentton honors. was listed io critical condition Thursday at Valley Medical Cente r from a bullet that police said sttuck him in the back and "ent into his stomach. cau mg maJor damage. In other sports news Thursday: •The eight-member West Coast Athlette Con- ference will now be called the West Coast Conference. Commissioner M ichael G1lleran announced. •Rockets All-Star center Akeem Olajuwon 1$ hospitalized 1n Houston. but club officials declined to comment about his condition. KTRK-TV in Houston reported that OlaJuwon had been hospitalized since Monday or Tuesday bec.ause of a blood clot in his leg •Center Joe Kleine, o btained by Bosto n in a m1d- scason trade with the Sacramento Kings. has signed a multi-year contract with the Cclucs. •St. Louis. a member of the MISL for nioe seasons until the Steamers folded last year, was o fficud - ly awarded an expansion f tanch1 sc for the 1989-90 season. The fonnal announcement by team owner Milan Mandaric, a San Jose businessman, followed o vote by the MJSL Board of Directors last week to accept Mandaric's application. • Bob Sauve. the New Jersey Devils Joalie whO twicosharcd NHL's award for allowina the ~west goals in a season, announced his retirement aficr 12 seasons in the leaaue. Hindered by a recurring back problem. caused by a herniated disc, Sauve. 34. played in j ust 15 pmes last season as a bickup to rookie sensation Scan Burke. • Austrian Gerhard Beraer. who finished third m the Formula l driver standlnas last )'CJr, wiJI replace Alain Pro1t o n the Mclalcn team beainnina next year, Mclaren officials said. H e will join dcfcndina world champion Aynon Senna at Mc laren, wbJcb won the team championship with an un~ented 199 points tut year and leads the standtll&S by a comfortable rn&rlJn ~in this year. •Philadelphia Mayor W. Wilson Goode an- nounced that the city 11 closin1 historic J.f .K. Stadium, home of Atm~v)' football pma apd the 198.5 Live Aid concert, u1e of fire cock and electrical viol· ation1. The closina of the city-owned st.adium is eft'ective immediately, and Ooode warned the st.adium may be demoliJhed. •Emo Francncoh's aoal broke a te0relesl tie 21 minulel into the 11me and Urvpay 1ttnt on to beat Parapay, 3-0, in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil in w Ant final- round matcb of the America Cup aoccer tournament. tbe South Americao championshap. I JI I\ t"IO\ It \ltlO • \ --------- And du° ran . but~ ·a small "l lJ thr or men· \.\lill the he's got e'll see." .,,,\I'\~· ·~~' ' " " >r the ball :rs11y of .h-round join 1hr 11rday at Regular etc sa1tl r Silver- tly aftt r 1ot * ~.st Con- a critical · from a ,nd \l.'COI .1c Con- lfC"rrncc. 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Boating Jubilee l hr .\n1\''1l3n Bouhng ~' · '89 "''Ill be held Juh 2l-l0 di Short"! \ 1 lage l\f1nna f>1nt' -\•enue and Shorrll 'C. 1n Loni 8t'11ch Fraturt"d v.111 he Sf.0.plus pleasurr boats.. l>v"l"r a nd u1! !J•! 1n the u.·att'r the rut p11m.,nl} tra1h:r.ibk P..'"Cr boa1,." 1n shQrC d1~pla~\ in the adJill'l'Tlt m.'lnnt' park. ~171' will r:in11e lrom li-fOl!I 1ntlatahlc' to 60-foo1 tu~ury \:toCht' The hour~ arr noon-11 pm "'C't'l..day\. and 10 a n1 -11 pm on ~turda 1 ~ and Sunda}) Ad-m1~\10n 1' SS for :iJult'-·s~ fur children 6-12, a_nd undt'r o frl'<' frC"t'. adm1\Mun o.c.0k<;.•:;•;,iJOood.-;----l--f--.j Fndar;Jqh-Tr.-;anttiundarthto~ Jul~ .. J-28. ;irr a•Jolablt' fro'm Soul m C. .: forn1a ~1il nna -\\.\0('1311on mt•m bcrs and othtT marine retail stort\ Frre parking is "' a1lablr b) u~in1 the park- ing 101 11o.1th cntran,e at P1ne .\vt'nue and Sea\1di: v. a' For more· 1nforma11on. phooe tht' SC"~1A at 6JJ.75!11 Invitational crack tlhm1J1t s1ht'r n1edal1~1 Rand) B:amci. tht 11o.or\d indoor rttord holdrr and 1989 Athkuc longr"°' outdoor champion 111 the sh01 put, v.11l lt"ad a ""orld-class ftt'ld in the Jack 1n tht Bu>. In' 11..111onal track and field mrtl Sunday, -\ug. 6 at l CL-\., Onll..e Stadium The mrtl "111 fcature man} top U S. and 1nternat1C1nal a1h11'11") Barnt'~ \hallt'red the prt"•10us indoor rt"Cord b' moT't' than .1 1001 11o11h t11s 1~~ of 74-4\1. at the: Sun1<1s1 ln,11.at1onal 1n January 1n Lot .\nJtlC) Formt'rl} thr Pe~I ln\llill1onal. !he mrt\ 1$ t>t1ng hell.I 1n Leo~ a.n11rles fo r the 121h riear. It 1.i 1o11nc11onl."d ll\ lx11h the lntcriiauona Track ·Fedt"r111 ion rlTFl and Tht' .... 1.h letic C"ona.rns tTa.C1 r1clrt~ arr no" a'ail•blc-at the UCU cen1ral ucke1 orT1cr b~ ealhng (213) 825-5368 or thrnu&h T1el..r11\iastcr 11 1714) 740-2000 or (ll!l 480-JZJl Softball tourney Sou1h<:rn Cahforn1a O'rr-The-LiM softb.111 is aoccpt1ng 1tam' for tnumam<::nlj dunna 1U summer sca50n prugram to be-played 1n Los Anaelc\ and Oranlt' Counl) arc:ai. The tieam enu; ftt 11 SJJ. All tu.mi are 1uar11ntttd 10 pla~ a1 leas1 four pmdo 1n each 1ourname:11 .\II toumamrnu are fin11ked in one da} and men. v.omen. and c~ lt'am dn 1s1on~ are otT<:rcd For mort: 1nformaoon. c.all (213) 866-i61S. Canseco returns to A's lineup, slugs home run ''°"' The Auod•ted Pr•ss In his first ~me back with the Oakland Athletics, Jose Canseco dad better than even he expected. "I'm a bit surprised aficr the way I hit in the minors," said Can~o af\er hitting a home run and knockina in three runs in Oakland's 11 -7 victory at Toronto Thursday ni&ht. "But I convinced m yself before the game that I would do well. I think that tells you j ust how imponant the mental aspect of the game is. rm only about 80 percent ri&ht now, but my at111ude 1s to go up there and sec the ball well." Canseco. who missed 86 games with a wnst injury and spent the last couple of w«ks playing with Qaltland·s Southern League affiliate at Huntsville, . belted a solo homer, drove an a run with a sacrifice fly and sin~cd in another. He even stoic a base. While Canseco stoic the spotlight with his thrtt RBI performance, a couple of other big hitters con- tributed to the wmning effort. i ! Mark McGwirc and Dave Parker both belted threc- run homers. McGwirc's blast, his 18th of the year. came an the A's four-run first inning and it followed a run- scorina sin&)e by Dave Henderson. "We've beard from ~uys around the league that the ball doesn't carry here, · McGwin.· said of T oro nto's -Ulffr ...... canuco, who later homered, flles out centet In &It lnnlft9 Thursday night In oronto whit• pa.ring In his first "'•Jor ..,. ..-• with Oakland this season. I /642 -5678 r~---~~~ CLASSIFIED INDEX 6C2-5678 PllOll llORTM ~co. PllOll IOUTM OllANGm co. ...,. •IHI new kv Dome. "I auess tOntlht was the fim ni&ht 1t camed.'• Ebcwhere in the Amencan l..e8'ue: Yaakees I, Royal• I : Andy Hawk.ins relJred the fi~t 20 batters he faced and finished with a three-hitter to pitch New York to the victol") at Yankee Stadium. Hawkins, 11 -8. pitched his second straight shutout and won for the sixth time in his last seven decisions as he struck out a season-high eight and gave up one but walk. RH Sox S, TwU.1 I: Roaer Clemens pitched a two- hitter over eight innings to outduel Frank Viola at the Metrodo me as Mmnesota suffered its seventh straight loss. 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R.aa1.n t , ladlus I: ln cte,eland, Cecil ESP)' had has fint caretr live-hit aame, including two singles dunf\& a sax-run 11th inning. to lit\ Texas to the victory. Espy staned the Rangers· outburst with a lcadofT single. and t\\O outs later scored the go-ahead run on Juho Franco's broken-bat single WlaJte Sox 5, Brewers 4: Dan Plesac issued a bases· loaded walk to h an Calderon "1th ont' out in the ninth inning to give Chicago the win at Comiskey Park. Bobby Thigpen, 1-3. won his first game since July I. 1988 against the Yanke-cs. In the Natio nal U!aguc: Gluts 3, Pirates %: Will Clark lined a single to lefl field to sco re Brett Butler with no ne out m the 13th inning to gi ve an Francisco the victor) at Candlestick Park. The winning rail) began when Butler led off th<.' 13th with a hne dnvc single off third baseman Bobb) Bon11la's glo\e. 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IO pl« & slip $2,050.000 Lene. OPEN SAT 1-4. m 1002 r~m look out to apatkl· lachgar .• GE.appllences. $385,000. 850-4794 BlllGrundyRltr.875-6161 Rutl'I Laurie. ReallOr. LG)I Island 2106 ~!~l'INT ;~~I c:o:~:u~~ I CORON.A DEL MAR Ing pool Rural Back Bey r~ :c~ ~~~ Hunt ltl<h H' PlllllTllY UY 646-2775• ()( MM3eo 3 bf 2 be. Little Baltx>a $2000/mo. Adult• ooty --........ ::: i::: .= t::: ... :,,._ ........ f-. ............... -.......-.i ..... ..-c..-.-. ............ ,......., ..... , • ..................... ....,,, .... , ... ........ ~ . .....,,..~._.. ..... , ....................... ,,. ...... ,.._ ........ ..-.. .......... 9##., .... ............. ~ ....... ,.... ................. ---~ ....................... (f"-(09' .................... _. ......_, ~--: .-....=::: .:.::::. ~ ~ .......................... ... ......... ~ .............. .. ............. ,..........,,,.,_,,,., ... HUGE 5 bdrm Shorec:Jltt·e area. Enjoy park trall1 area, 10 min. to beach. • 1040 Luxurious contemporary UYFlllT... llland ~ WK'/ No pets 720-Ul78 •tate with 108 fl of and aunMtl Next to 10% loW dn. FNMA flncg. BolM l.M\dmll, 2450 If 4br home Doci1 for two 50· Prime location. 2200 a/f nloelyl Yr1y leaM N-pell, FOR MOM & DAO-Smart ocean frontage 4 pan-mulll mllllon S "tates. $231.750+ carpeting. solar pool/epa cuat bo•ts 5Bli "'•BA. •P-2BR. 28A .. Sauna, 800 n-emoldng Reis req T d 2 cwamle v19ws. The UI-NewPOf1137 000School District. Jim. 553-8090 deco, Fr wind/doors. 500 ., 3 s t o 11 $2900 Agent 673~11 err ace con °· timate In matertals 1 1111_ S37S.OO dwd fl d pro1t 4 ..-1. CM gar-trg, • evator. oc · Bedroom, 2 Bath. o•r- 111,., w ith .. varal ' tff.t1M 900 w. 20th St 4 BR. 2 her r•st;0 1a0w9:. age, $2,950.000 .. PN!g. M19,000. JoOan ......... -... .. 1 age, pool, ape.. Walk 10 ooea.neide .,..,... BA huge tot cukSe-sac must IH. 511, r \IALERIE 646-1457, Agt Propertlee. OPEN FRI-3 tJi -3 r;a:--,r;:T can Senior·e Club. Auguet pool&apa~;::>~i~~ ( ;F.()J\;1-Cl .KJNS nn Interior'. $219,900. 8'2-2104,9&4-75e0 .-ntf'S DAY,CALL937-5050 fireplace, 'bay view, yrty' S2.000::4:!:"Joy me bMCft S3.950.ooo I!!! l l )\11'\N\ Owner 722-Meo INIM 1044 Wltm'lln-•••• , lllllTS 51850'mo 723--0874 SANDCASTLE CON00-1111rtr• lllln. llC. loiilJ Rt\ITCIM.,. EASTSIOE 58R 3BA on lmmedlately ev1llable. 3BR wlhuge mstr 3 car SMALL but ctlMmlng 2BR Fully lurnl1had 2 - flOllOAS tr.-.llned etreet 3BR ~II.II Dock for 55' yechl gatage • RV. AU lhe got-1BA beach cottage on Bedroom. 2 Bath, pool. 2BA pool home on cul--T#nhM 1et time offwedt 1 1 100 ooo L H Owner ~hut 5495,000. ACT the bey. 2 car garage, ape, gatage, d«:te, qutet_ 63t-1400 ..._ ~ 1006 de-sec. Agt 873-UOO 2 bf 2'h be highly up-53'1-5710. · · · NOW! CW1 Donald Pf•« Irr.le, all major ap-$2000 tor Auguste 673-6900 ..... ._... O'ded w/ ltlYtters. mlr-642-9797 Re/Mu Attn pl ancet. 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II llf 172 trz5 ~ ,:i:n1:~ 81:~ = t!:~ ~= • ... Lli ..,..H 11 ~ .:",:.'.~~1:: a BR, l~ .,,,:. ~· = ~ ~. ~~1~· 1tt's Lrg 28' 1ea . .,, un111n 1r1-2BR w/-.utlful be)' vtewt 2706 lnllt. 2 1J..431•371e Set/Sun 1 t--4. 1151h I 18R Apt w/pftJng, ertCI Call Pam 131·1218 ::rig ptht•t• ~ilo, 00 lrilne Av. •1. 720-9•22 r,:ormo w1~01ri s":.:~ )'rt)' 813-4019 .... I llMI 'a. =°Q:! nr HollO HMp. patio, bHm c.i1rnv-I. Upgtadecl 2BR, MW 11oY9 Pf"., qu'et. Elden Ave. • llT -11111 Ull UTRlllT Ar bMctl lbcl\enoe PIT AVAH ... l.IU!J 29R OUP!rEJC E'SIOE 971-fftl. bll·lns, lrlg l 110 ..... perking, enc;! pe1lo. , le7151mo, 973·"32 ..-.. iit ...... u.....__,_ 26 l 3BR 28A.13500/mo ~ty ctttld c.re Mon-Ftl, 8·1 IMliAEOIA,TELV L#gt ~ Yatd. Btlohl & 2 BR 2 llety 1'h BA $800/mo. 013-i877 W 1lih SI 1725/mo ,..._... 1BR wllormll dint • nm..._-4 1 11 282 7733 873-3259 Female only.173-tl1'4 c l'leerful. llO!fmo. condo ,,._ ' .;..1 .... . I . EASTSlOE 18A •el, OIW, «*. cablneota m . . · •llflll t 37S-1311, . ........-.. mpool,dble 2 tlf 1 ~New catpe1, ... " ev.,-ingi Cory •ii:.-:011 of nelural qu191 loc:! Ln4 lac; I. •"'1 New 2BA 28.A. 1100mo, HUNT. BEACH furnlahec:I ..c.c.,,,;,c:.,;=~---1 ~ar~/d, no pet•. 1 1• 100 • w l Mm I n !ii p 0 0 I , • 2BA 19A, LO.WEA.• wood. u1lgned perking pool 5"91 ac1n.'to pel• Win Olnnet F0t Twol u11• incl 423 W••I· ~toom. i.mei.. 35•. •COllEGIE PAFIK• -dep 532·1857 l!il001mo.(11117i0-ff21, Newly refurb, g•r•g•. a t~ f.clllty l52!f se95. Curt 11 13 1•12ee ll'lln•t• Open S•t·ISun nQrl trnkr. PY1 bllth, kncn M•l ure Femi.le NOi\· 38R 28.A., remodeled 28R , EXECUTIVE (818)249·7i43. cable hk.yp no pet•! 938-0552 L!f,n!lel<h 2648 1-5pm.213-311-6650 pt"l'I 1350 H2·7290 ~~-:.·.2:e3:~~t\. ~~m!S'~JOO~ener ~~~M= ~ect, •Ill 1U ntl• 1700/mo, * ~-5-44~ * EAST IDE 28R 1BA. ~·r~~N 1 Br Unturn. Oc4l6n Vftl nltlllU TUILT Newport lkiech. Re1p. South C~•t Metro Ate# L -. _ 112&otrno' 844:_g,,..f19e, Deck, petlo, getfoQe. No •2BR iBA.,pallo,garege Frelhpalnt,carporl, lml eree OIW Dlk Cabi™9ll Large deck, cloM to •STUDIO, CUle a COl)' prol lem11-,Wllktocey WIProl fem1le. 2 C6""' * ••-.-.... • · P91• 7&o-1713/l !i7-1771 O/W. c eble, laundry to h•rbor. No pet" Ml75 qylei IOcl , Lndry lac &. bffch. wl c.rpot"I 1785 uppei on 401 h Nice :1:~.~3;:'~~ -1 Ger a~•· Commurin,. 28~ 18A, lrplc, W/d, petlo. *OLAlllO •um· ••••1111.1111 room. No pell 1650/mo. 271 18th Pl. 780-8128 pool, Sngl ldtl No pell. mo/ ..... 494-7079. kitchen, lg bllh No P•rk· Pool. IUC>tlOUM , WIO In MC. prk!/2 ,,, ... S850 Wonderful 2 •lcwy femlty -a.t.5-1812Ot150·2318 Dy•. 144-04S2 EVM 18!ilS Curt 11831 -1266 •ng P•)' .... elec: $600 ' Condo, O/W. & newly r ... ., mo. o\g1 onnl 645-3813 h~. 38FI 2'11B,., •II 2 ::~~.a;~"~~·~ ~~~j **•11 Pllll** EHi.id•. greal locltlon. t NEWPORT HGHTS a.ch Ntwpert le.teh 2669 •STUDIO. lg lowet, ln•<O• Hotels Motels 2718 ~-;:·1-g·, ~1450~~. ~ •Nwpt Fliviw1 4BA 2'118A ~~d.!OOf•. Lg ~~Icon)', 723-1565 •2150 HAALA "VE• BFI, 2 cer gire;., tepar-kl1Chen, all u1!11 Jnc1: •EXCLUSIVE GU,.AO• ptllo. 1 cirPOrt. Iott ot WWI .. TIL 9 8 6 · 2 1 9 9 ! • • ~ .. l frplc,g1r,y1rd,pool,sp1 r 1 · .!>8'th•t Pen!n· A 1mall. quiet comple•. •t• Ilk•• houH l650 Retrlg. S4951mo. 1185 •GATEOCOMMUNIT'V • •!Oreg• Nr 111" 51_ Wkly ren1111 now 1ve1I. mHsitge. 112". Nopet1 722-8011 IU • Pl. 12000/mo yrty Cherming 2 Bedroom, 1 tBR Ap11 mod•r•tely 287 S•nto Tom11 Ori,,._ Irvine Ave •A 720-9422 II Ill O&IYH 1650/mo • uTlt• $147 00 wi. I up 2274 E,,.../Wll.nd• 722_8140 IM. Agl 816-4912 Belh lrOllt Duple•. Fir.. priced. Som. lellure Cl· tl)' &. Clll 250-I002 . 28R 28A lSOO 111 w/ olf •COZV 28R 1B" upper l :~N~wp::;<~B:••:d~,~C:.M~6': .. :7;•;";\:~~~~~~~~~· 48 28A MESA VEFIOE. •W11llff• ptece, 6~~~~~~0· "gt thedr•I ~lingl, blllcon)', E'SIOE lBt-up leo5, cable N:.: ~llldeenc~~~.,~ courM VIEW Frplc, ~., ~~I~~~' ~. ~·~~ g ~ :.i New p1ln1/carpet OIW, Vlew..fxec. SBr 381 temlly g91•· .. Like MW & very hkupi. walk-In CIONI, eg9 11~ndr lecll\1191 b11. micro. WIO hkup1, 2 1351h1Se1111ore. S~ UlllA ---a l nMr school•. 11400 lnct hm 12395 Agt 786-7322 LEASE': Lrg Furn tBr. prlvete. Pool, sc>•. 980, gar, no pet1rel1 reqd 352 11g5 542_2oJ'o cir g1••g• w 1 ~1 r1 •DELUXE 2BA 2BA JD'#ef VIUtfon Renuts 2722 ..-~ g•'d9Nf. 14g.3 173 lB• Ltvg/Olnlngrm. 2 l1undr,. 111 .. MC. No Vlc!orla. 645-8161 •PPt sto.-age "II mlllnt tnc• Ou N v • ., B II •Fii LEW• e1111 10 Beacht Ave1t v11. pet•. vetm• S4!il-2441 e·stoE 28R l'llBA s.. If. NICE EASTS10E Sor,.,, No pe1, 6'•.-0509 Fr~~·2 c;r L~:r0 ... 1 . 11= ...... SPIOIAL * * •• rn•• fMt, J ,. ••ul ul Me1a Ve rde l'tlf..._-. ••• l 1100 K•rln 159-5085. · u Large l BR. enck>MCI gll"· -HUNTINGTON BY THE II II I rlet >• '. 1'19m9', 4BA. 2BA. lmmec:. ••-• --*EASTSIOE 28r 1BI COi· tul, spatloul, qulel &1111-ige In dry licllil!ei p1110. W/0 h up, $1100 SEA RV PARr<. • n '. Owner ot1:up. GrClnr , ltll ISTATll STUDIO·BLK TO BEAC'-'41 lege. lrplc, •love, P'lv11e lrll , encl garaga. 1195 · 6,2_2000 llWHIT llUllA."11 YILU IEITALI vac1uon Cly 1ne ocun, .ttMfMt,. .> t'l,S751mo 751.9097 3 1g bdrm• wl retraat off I Room • Sith, kitchen-en1r1nc1, amen yerd, 631·.-086 or 6•2·9195 __ _ _ _ •-ll'TILIPI• . 111·'11• gre1111cuhies Book now . m111er suite Beeutlful ette wlburner1. N·pel1 0t S850/mo"MC. $48·1621 Sunn,. E'Slde. 2 BR 1 BA. "''1• • • ill while Jew 1pace1 •emllln v •t·'I--Ml.Ill Piii DU mountain a "city 11gh11 1mkg. $145 mo. Incl ulll *UITllll* E;~1?~c.~~~~~:;:;~~~1,1i prlvele g•rege & Y••d. EXCLUSIVE BEACH IPAOttll 211 JU ReMrv1110ns. 536-8316 • .. 38R & ~ rtn, 1\.',BA. 7 view. Hight)' upgrlCled Can41 873-2S96. . drapes. N/Pels 1750 • 1800/mo Neer Sh<>ps & COM_MUNITY . Nr Felh+On 1111;;d. Frp!C ---Cf•· glrfo(le, 11295/mo thru·outl Allrm l)'llem., 3 ...... , lrtt 1450 646_ 192 1 schools 846-4631 2BR 2BA Diiiy VleW' Micro pool 1 ar lndry No Pet•' BALBOA ISLAND 28• 181 ~tty,Agl912-1143 trplcs, S.000/mo. 1 'I' CostJ MeSJ 2624 Country setting 28FI 1BA Tll'-W di•, !rplc gar & enio,. Si~/:no 6'0•191 1 Cot11ge S7!10fweek IM C•ll M•ureen White up1trs. cerpott. lg cov'd GREAT IBFI No Pets .c•1 our p1vt beaeh S1675 I 714·613-4727 1111& •u ILIFFS !or Appl ID show. Re/Max Sp,•rklln' cl••n 28drm balcon,.. 329 University ~lrlg. •lee range. pello . 28R•lgar. Cl1 -ln•. lncd yd •Also 18FI " $990 m1111mP1 Tl ICM 818-g52.1040 *lARGE Upgraded2BR Rltri of Nwpt Sch 11°B1l !i0.Allulll1 p11<1. 0rPK.17851mo .. $700 enc1g11lnOry1vlSS50 • w/p1\10836-41201-5PM Altm11nten1nc1 +nc1 Pvt en1r f no k ltch BAL80~iSLAND-SIPl5 2~8A 2 '':f; 2 pet101. 160-5000 or 1,iurle G•r~~ ~Ary·&tr''· dep. No pe11. 842-2816 $100 deposn 6'2-5964 261g Sent• Ana 'I' s 735 •ltet Sll•s EJtr1• $430/mo 6 .. 6-6595 or 2eR 1eA S6001Wk s1p$ cpUnlry kite en, pool. Bedrosian. Re/Ml" DI 6 2 l *M ... Verde lg quiet 3BR Large 3BR 78A ups!elrs In Trl-IVI E'Slde Twnl1m 38• SOAR'(, t:.io PETS 646-2136 4 !BR lBA. S•501Wk YeML ,_1 ·• , . .,. ..... , ~ ,, .......... ,.,.... u .21,.on.u,1o1e ·. lf', ..... ,Pltlll I~ t llll 1ennl1, 2 car ~er1ge. No lrvlne. Rltrs 559·9400 4 · 142' 642•4905 2BA, lrplc. lg close!•. dbl •·Ple x. Nr acc. Garage 381. 2 c•r ge• N-smkr1 CALL 710·0111 55g.3009 or 760-8380 pe11 or smok na. 11 100 llYI 5 MINUTES TO BEACH! jarege. dlw. encl pello, 1o4o.c V•lenc!a S900 233 16th Pl Av11t 1mmeo• ---TME ll&IYILLE AnS --~~ Stiwe l l1-0I01 Agt 675-4 12 IHI OllH llW LIWll lllTll 1095 No Pets 640_249s mo No pets. 545_7983 s 1350 • sec 835-0705 2BR l8A. •emodeled Pvl Spac•ou• 2·3BR (•om• I I I lff DCUIFIHT l f"ltl' ""' c u fEE'ilde Ter-2B8 2BR. 2BA , Plan Clower . ....,. B lndry & parking DIW. •toceanw+ew)on F111r••Y Weekly Ren1al1 5650 & .., • + Av•ll 8/1. $1315/mo 1 Fl, 1550·$825 *NEWPORT HEIGHTS• LOW, LOW-p1110. encl garage NO ol Newpor1 Beach Coun-Up 8kr 642-3850 !~ ...... ~~~~~~~' O.n, uv rm. din rm. leun· 760_8671 · ....-2eA. 1850·172S Upper ttudlo with garage ••~s--BllU PETS 1600 c1111y St try ciun Ga1ect comm 2 r t dry rm. D1h wshr. lrplc. ....-3eR. $900 $545/mo 1nctue11ng util-llOVE•lll ~ u 61S·6606 DI 642-4•10 car garage •tslorage WEEKLY BLUFFS NB AREA, Fem Will hold now tor g/1. 111 D11rt1 'fllltl G1t/wlr pd. Pool, g11, d/w Illes Av•ltnow.159-303l FrplC, ""'d hkuPS. POOi & Balboa 1st 28FI Slf>O preld To share 28r lBI $1 1g5 +-!MIC. 645·8599 2 BR 'TownhomM wllh up 642-5013•850-8089 2 Wll FllE IEIT &PUT•llTI •2URM SlOO• spa No pet• Now leasing Penin 3BR Duple• S 1 000 on nice qu1•l cul·d•· • WT1111 a. 10 1.820 '"· got! COurse •BONUS +-Big -+ B••ut!fut Sp1cl0us , BFI, like new Sparkling c•••n. l•r~ F•lg, Olsh•&Sher, stove by .A.pp! (714)64 .. ·0603 Oc::nllont 38R hM $2,000 $3101mo .. uUl.150~4 38A 28A lw h • 'o I 'ilew1. lrplc1. w/CI hkups. ' & 2BA Apt•. E111ald• Mfe8liB.AH condition S625 R81rig. G11den epts. Buulltully Incl No pets 545-4855 uo-• "·plo• , •• ,,., Ocnlront 4BA 11.e $3.000 F-" • 1111••n n me P 1· e/c, 2-CIT 11tch gar. Can 1 1 BBQ -~ "y '""' " W-"1rfr1at .... s loo. ~w• L tormaldln1ng, lndry, frple. 9_8 lor appt 760_5494 oc, , lndry rm, patio, 11T199, microwave. pool. llnd1caped grounds • 1111\M SllO* unit, 4eFI 2BA gai Nr •• 2 ctr g1rage a yerd Xlnt garage Cable •vi $635 & IPUTlllnl carpo!I, lndr)', 111 uu! Pd Pool & fP11· P•llot/decks. Frig, dlshwesn1,, stove beach & .oops Av! early lellttrt 111· 1400 · •&ITU condl No pels s 1050 mo Bluffs Condo. quiet cut-Up. No t>els 631-8421 e•eePI e1ec1r1c No pels g111199 O• carport incl No ..... 11 545_,855 Aug s 1500 mo 673-9:i!Ol -U rge il:ilchen. Use Curt 11531-1266 de-sac, end unit, lovely These ~ectl\19 Apis1f•a· 71•-548.-0497 Bachelor $610 .,.., _ Wasriet/Oryer, L•r;e Mv be 38A 2 8 ture ..,,.,., fPI, prve1e 1 Bed1oom 1680 •USTILI FF• VE RS,.tLLE ·L1 rg e 18r Roommates \l/3nted 1ngroom $400/mo • £ASTSIOE Oelu•e 38R ft~":1m. •:,m rm $~9:0 We!it:fiekt p11101 Dr decks. garage Lrg 2BR 1B.A. ID.,;;;-wlO. 181 E 181h $1 6•2·08S6 Deluxe 78FI 2,,,BA. eacn Pf!f1lhOuM on ciu•91 10-2724 ulil 831-69S9 2'119" 2 ltl)r)> Flreplace, Call 6"0· llS6 or cerpOrl fn a beaullfull)' relll'. gar S615mp MM• ---------h BA 1 k cation .A.~••1 811 No pe!1 1,;,,.,,..,,,.,.---~[.,;;"l;"°"°"'"'"Ni;ou;;;;!' 2 car gertge. 1 1300/mo l1ndsc1ped settin g. Verde 811'1& 85•-0689 1 Bedroom $670 •s own rp dbl TRW rec)d No lee '850 30R 2BA hOVM l"'f!IT 81Gk FEM PROF In NB boNl.lti Av1lt7115Agll75-4917 ILIPFSTIWlllll APUTlllTI So•ry,nope11. Av1 now 2BCl•m 1'1•8• $795 enc;I garage Rec area. /molse 144-7711 ,.gl ea,. WID. lrg yard. lul 2BR 2BA epl p Large •ttracll'le "Pll In 1 1 Bedroom $665 2250 Verv>uetd 540·9626 pNoo• ,'",",2'°5' immtes S • o O t )ICUZZI. $510mo Ava E'SIDE 38FI 1BA home on 3BFI 2~8A, patio. gar , beeullful gerden selling 2Bdrm l'.4B• $770 IUST SEEi ··• opes 1 mo • sec WESTCLIFF Lrg I 8' ;1.~_3856 u !ti 1mm. 75g.3023 l\lJQ9 1o1. dtll gir. newly MC. •l•rm. 1 1475/mo Pootfipa. G•r•o• °' 1•1 Clml ITIEn 29r 19 , Goll Cou•se App1 only 67!1-0068 0!1hw1she• riv carpet. __ M' 2 •• , JM!nlM..-~t.-aireei,..avl IN 759-7004 Bkr cttrport. Sorry."° pets. ill Vk!to#--Oeck, quteJ. Jeflnl9 OMli! Point 2626 ON.l l:tE.BWEF N1f HOA: prkg, pool n-oet• Av1il COM 1400/mo UUI Pd 'u!tt ......,~-;& '&n now 11200. 122-8891 ILIPPl 11-E 7Bdrm 1•1,ea l 77S -c~~! . ..-..1.a!.a · 1725/mo F&ITUTIO •••Ulll Lg lBr lrplc gas pd walk -NOW'1750-mo 1573-$8.t No~mtc-T---te-m-ete--1 MeM "'°""· •Id 13 ' BO 2B S800 -.a; •ill• ''' J -, S69' S7 0 -- -· lherelerge 3BFI No P811 E'910£ 3Br 28• house 3BFI • den, 28A. poot, llP. rm • _ oenn 1539 Lg 1 BA. complete in t oset -2 West Newport 1 house to 708_8 Avocaoo 673•7787 ~·,., utll & dep Cat $1050 • 28FI 18" ttouse 2 pellos. 2 cir gar, bll·IN 398 W Wilson 631 -5S83 CLEAN 1BR 1BA, garage. TSL MGMT 642-1603 pr1vec;y , p1t10. garage. no Pool 5pil , gar 01 carport beach 3BA. 2BA. )'rt)' ___ David, 6'6-2722 1nytl S850. Immaculate, g•r, n-pelnl. clelTI, quiet. ---------laundry leclHtlet, )'ltd Neer Hlitlor & Adams, 2 pe19 492·1203 • NEWPOFIT TERRACE S1 250/mo Av1<1 Mid -Apl lmmeCI e...i In B•ICOI MIN' w/F. !fie Bluni, N w/d hk up. 146-2035 S \695. {818) 799 9504 1 Bedroom $655 $695/mo • 1500MCdep BA , BA ---1401 Suoe•1ot 646·6138 Jul~ Bk• 647-3850 1111 2BA. new pain\lcrpt, *£IV\+ •• .. ,,1, N/·-•i 24 I W Wilson 631 -0960 * 968-1521 • ·.. · gaiiJOe. w/O I I k $450 ...,.,.,, " ~ PllfTTIOl ·tllllf DUPLEX -28R 28A hkup. no Pf!IS 2868 B Hunt.leach 2640Toot.,eoto w:lk'Toou•eo YEARLY2: BOAM, 18A, e~uree:mn~;i;;5 WIO, tM S.. gar 3ar, lrg yd , canyon, nu c11cony. ger. 1 blk bch. 18A. tufty lurnl1hed Apt, 1 Clean E'Slde S1udlo, qulel Hickory $735 432· 7767 lBR 'll50 or 29 R saoo. IOCl•lwe? roo ureo iomov•? DUPLEX garage, laundry. · 11 or · gs ·comm pool 780-9332 crptlpnt Sl300. 146_8970 $1100mo. 8 ll-3S9-4S3g Adult. nf1mkr. 1550/mo nelght>orl'lood. prefer n-Radio. •!er.a. rMl-to-rMI -Oo•n&llifl 3 block• Welti! yOY'•tno! 1001ueo ID !rpk:. 1 Clock from beach •'iiiiiiiiiiiiliiiil-J .'.'~'~'~'~'·~6~7~3~··~'~°'~---~ dl'IP & u1U1. Oy1 1mkr, l 5351nc utl1. Av•H Clutlll.ci'igotgr••l lDuncll lrom ocean' & HB pier. r110,Yo1J'.••no11oot1reoio sg50•MC 873·6028/E Look to clalaln.d When·JOU'r• Jooklng ·1111n.1YUI 640.0220Eve557-7SS5 711.548·881411t5 ' IDr 960_0 130 ,rterSJ>m lhopc1US1n.ci tor1n1w•ratoyourappltwen11da. E'Side 3.BR. ""crpttpnl , SU 111:&111 ; lrpl, wld hkup. 2 cer gar EXECUTIVE TOWNHOME On nlC4t secluded s1reet Ocean view, beeka 10 golf S l.100 S48·8511 course. 2BR. 2'ABA a ,~;..,--==~=~~I Oe n $3 ,750 /m o . MESA VEFIOE 3BR 2BA 1.C.A.B.H.IG. 786-7500 home, 2 Cir g1r1ge. )e cui:zl, greenhouse, PIU IOUI YllW $1400/mo. 857-0718 NewPOr1 CrMI 48R 2'11BA, Quiet nelghbotl\ood 38A din. room, '•m. room, dbl git. Piiio l '.~ml t~ bch' garage, W/O hk up, O/W, sg1 smo 1 500 sec pool & courts, $1150/mo. 525-7075i63t-3242 TSL MGMT 142-1803 ~--=~--~-1or alter 8pm. 631·2725 SMALL 2BR l'louM. Fron! LIOIY-lllY & back yrd. Drapes. crpt. CloM lo lhopt &. Khool•. 38R OVll'look• And. surf. $745/mo 850-72•4 Cllllll\tl·"PI, MC, A/C, 3 car pkng $4000 722-6480 19"11mw l g 5BFI 38A home In M... *"'UY TIWIU• Verde, lorm1I dining. Huge 2BR 2BA securlly nuge 11mlly rm. Ad)acertl condo. bey View. sunny to golf cour1e. Avl kitchen, 2 car perking, lfnmed. 12000/mo. 1 yr pool S147S/mo yrly lse. ... Jeckla 831-1288 Agt 87$-•!112 RVM*'.' ' ' .. . llWIHTmUOE S.,.aou1 3BR 2'ABA 2 11or,. condo nr pool ., H~ ma11er, fr pie, n-....... l 'tWI 211 . cerpel, w/d l'lkup. 2 car l~BA. Aval! 811. 1850. parking. $1100/mo Agt 548-934 11146-2848. ., 75-49 12 HUIFlllY HI lU DIN Point 2 I 26 incl uUl1 . S1SOOlmo. C•ll 3BR, 2BA. Nice lutn. IOf delaft1. Bkr 142-3850 ac.an view. Deck•, frp1c.J;;;;;;;iiiiiiiiiiiiiioll w/d, yrd. No Pe11. Av1ll II --• -until 811190. l!il!il51mo. • --.r 498-8923. e rg Canyon 2BFI· 2B" townhom•. terrific lo· .... ee.m 21~ ~~':'~:~~rs:.~a~Z 2BR 2\48.A. Pacltlc Flanc:h Steps lo pool. 191 .... 1owntiome. lndf'f, COY-cured enlry, 1600 "' OI •eel patklng, MCUflfy lu•IH')'. 11795/mo, gat ... 11100/mo. Call WllHIA.,..1.., "NNE McCASLANO llf..1111 If ........ , 631-1268 RVM*'.' <! .. • • l•Ull flll HOME 1~:~VEMENT ''" ....... ''" ""· 1 dys ·w.i-, "llf )'fl ••P rel. IUOll Spec:lel111ng 1n Cuslom C1rpenlry & Oryw•ll ftllMI •• lfW FrM UI & refs :i!49·!il097 Lie, ln1. 842-50S3• llPRIYll I Ull, 111.142-1110 * *MOVING?•• In/Out W iii cl11n house/apll Wnl Co111 M11n1 Co 894-87•1 L.WI. ••ns sm~1 -·, """"'· 11111 Bethr!M--YrllfOrobe-<k>or• * HOMES CLEANED* **AT LOW RATES** $2.30 per day That'• ALL you P•Y tor 4 HnH . 30 di~ minimum In the SERVICE DIRECTORY fOf' more lnlQf'matlon CALL TOOAV!I ASIFOR LOIS IRUlll v~ ~Directory Reprelenta!M\ 142-U21 30 yrs O.C, °""lfy Wort<. Ouetll~ Home Servi<:• •• 194·874&•• •IUrnllMI* - -Ou1J work. Free Ml $25hr •.IAPIRll• ,,,s79g2.Greg 9711-8776 -----'f.' ',, 'I R"Jl·''' , ' ' , . ' . . 11mnn-UPU1 -ILUIU - C1 rpet cleenlng/Oye -Tiii EUITllt •U C•rpe:t Sate1. S1ve Big sJ • Service & Repair SS. Below Wholes1le lellH .. 11 llftt. LIC.509044 Greg 73 1·6295 Price•. Fl••IComm. hferltHH/ltllallilt Ou•ill)' World 1S ytl l•P. lll-1111 •111·141J• -OUALITV CLEANING ILL Piii ....... 1'C~A~A~P~E~T~a-u-P~H~O~l~S~T~E~A-v 1 In your Home. E•c.ilen1 HIT• PAlllOATlll Any 2 Flm1, 139.95. Sol• rl'!IS 8 '(fl eaper Ple•M • Wrtl &ltl lr11 f11ce1 01 2 Cheirs, l 3g.95. c111 a11er 4pm 835-159• • 011t .. Stair l1llil1 L>e/Bon6edllns. • H .. /S I I BBM SVCS 261 -8157 RELl,.BLE Housecleenlng e .,,,,., W 11 ltl l by ttle dty LOC•I arel e fe1••11 loftl .&.a.. C"LL Yoland1 631·5987 ., hltlf Win,., 11 CALL Lu .... 54S·5 127 I lls, lff·llll Honetil weget Ste1m, .,.. _____. BonNI ClnlrtQ . No h•dden s & J Cleari+ng -FENCES-GATES NEW chergeal ~g3.168I we provide productl Aep111 Redwood/Cedar ---"------I Vee Re1/Cornm s1111• Pott replace C M tN B lKlkin GUM. !46-.5S42 Jim Wh)'l9, &42-1206 WOOD F"ENC°ES 5 G1te1 Below m1ri.:e1 proce1 U •t• gm!. Obtlse LOIUI & WDrd· procnalng flerViee •v•lt 11 rfl•s. r11es 966·2••2 NEED COMPUTER HELP-? Wo.-km1nsh1p guer Save • CEFIAMIC TILE tt--,,i ~ .,,, . .,. • .. """' ""'''"" 111141-1111 I 10'% -.ith Id oe.-6'99 • CUBICJ,-E CUFITA INS .... f -S/llTIS-• FIEUPHOLSTE0Y ~-~ • WALL COVERING PATIOSfOESIGN/BUILO •LINOLE UM •523252. Efk:. 845-9077 • IN HO~E SERVICE ===I• INST,.LLATION < •. v.1q1 ~.,r,, \ Opr'"" I f . C 1"'••• o....,.,d c.._..,.._ -.... 1'1 * nniq• ~=:a.::- •FREE CONSULTATION tSERVICESt they'rr 111 In , , CL ASSI FIED Read the dasslfled pa..,s and you wlll find 90IYleOM to handle your needs • . tnl /Eat petdl (l'l•1ter1ng, eus1om leJ1tu;lng, qu•ltly work. ProClem••No Prob-- lemlt •32&8154 S!!l4-7331 1111. n Ill.II ••mm A .. D. ~'°'II... .. ......... -..... ........... ••••••• Elql'd OI lftelq)'d BHIG To the oontroler °' lhop- ed F/cat, s.bb(', bm ~... -$5.IO/Hr Hlpe. 2 deYa. Uve-ln. Exceltent r.-en. Advantage TrainlnQ Pro-ping center deWlot>er In flea collat. ~ trom M1111t1111 ,...,.,. tor bl· 846-1121or84f.2.20e cea Coolt•. bebyamera. 0tam. ~· RE office In Newr>ott Beach. Mutt Leisure World home llnguel, Japeneee heir· 1----,...---,..,.-,,..,---==-a 100/WEEK. fl'Ytne. Cell Le for 11'1191'· have ~al computer & alnce June 22. SM-7933 dr ..... W/tome chntel. -.. .... vt.w. jMM Cout Re-WOtd pr~ng knowt- Selo!I In bu.y ~ •Ptllct to trewl wortdwtde 111-Celllll-Uea1112 ettora, BH&G 786-7600 .ctge. Computer tpr.-d-tnlftet.,.. te2-otH •Fr• rm/board on Ship --lhMt expa a must Profl· •No ••P '*''d 540 3332 P8'1 tllM, M9Y ~ AM U. ULll/UUIY+ clent w/numbefa Cell ~ TO THE MOLY MATWT•I-·· Of PM. No •xp. nec.M· Comm. o1et e«llla, ph<>ne. Laurie 71417.69-9531 SPIRIT. Hoty Spirit you P•r•••ll op•rallon at mt. lllT, OllLUIT Wllll IUUI..... 1ry Hourly • 8onue. word proceu. 973-e890 Non-•'"°"'"O office. Who mak• ,,_ ... ft9fY'" Belt>oe Pavilion ••a-klna rowing boating firm FOf IC)af• time aeeembly. llPT llPlllllll 942-4321 Ext. 432 or - t""'O l Who ltloW me ttle cer11fted 8 • P-" liceneed ..-. reap. peraon to ... Euy work at home. No Nice office Competitive 228. Walt '°' beep, ut! llllnlllllT lllTT P /T wey to reach my ldMl1: captain• and eicp. Cfew llat w/cuatC>n*, phone, •icperlence needed. Call .. ,., .... Good beneflta. tor Crystal or Ben. Some ~. light office. MOfnlng1, general off~. '"'PT .,..,,.._,_....._ 211M'\..t. VtN Who give me thee PflO<pqa, t>oet exp. A• computerlnput/gen.offc. 1 504 841 7778 ext .,,......,, c •• Real E11ata Call Pete " ., own room, :p=::=: ~ divine gift to forgive and tor Eddie (714) 873·1269 F/prefd Nlary. 722-9055 • • • ' NMd 3 Manual Clalm1 PERSONNEL SPECIALIST Salary open. 0. · rvtJ)O(I · • .,-~.'~k kl!~" •LL•ll.11111 forget the wrong that la 1-----· -----2113. Open 24 Hrs. In-Proceaaora. min 2 yrs NB employment agy 11 area. CALL 833-8100 76l·5000 ,_ .... , uay ----done to me and you Who lllllllPll 11U •LP eluding Sunday exp. Aleo need 2 Cui-aeeklng an Ind w/exp In T SECURITY OFFICERS *325 Incl utll/1100 1 tOK+/Month .,. In •II the ln1tance1 ot EXp. required. Would yat, PIT, 8 am to 2 pm, for C.M. mllTM lllllTUY tomer Srvc Reps, min 1 yr pereonnel, aalea. and/or UMPTlllll Worll for the ti.atl ,eve117/15,5&7-4112 Dlfect~ myllfewlthme,l,lnthl1 Ilk• to w ork 4-8 Dell.842•5297 1 E 1 1 t •llP· (Or 2 yr• prevlou• thetemphlp lnd.Poaln· For lnaurance Company. HUllYISI~ ~o~f~t.-m-n_/,_1-m..,..k-r ---=,h-r ~~:ti'::;:.;up Mall-ehort dlalogue want to days/month In a caaual 1------'."".'."".:'."'"':'.'~-~ ..:•t:_ n~r' : cuetomer arvc exp) Mu1t volves Interviewing & Mature woman or man. 11._ 11._... lful 38A 28A NB It'• time 10 vacation thank you for everything Coate M ... office? AP lllTll lllllT, llA retary re! ltte~r:a.nt. know CRT. 999·2416, placing ap11 In the word = r~':,; mi::: c:1oee to bchl Pool, 71415.w.2255 and confirm onoa mOfe for eu..n 1'41-0444. Energ•ttc conaclentloua Mu•t b• organized, Barb or Don. procesalng work pt~. eflta. ee~241~ ~ or -11iii1nwiiiwii"niia1ii•iiii1iiuiiii~ w/d, encl ger. Sl50 j;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; INt I never Wini to be Aulat. for Prosthodontlc energetic & able lo LANDSCAPE ~= x~·O cr'n!ract I~ Mary An'n. Lloyd Pest Control wlll 131-1W ~ lr'NISll'nlnt aeparated from you no BOYS lfl) GILS practice In Newport Beach handle a verlety of dutlee ..... Lii IEPlllllll • n . r, T train you fOf Pollliof'I .. • ie-~t!=Ew~ matter hoW great ma(. ft 4d1yweek.840·5683 Incl Word Proc.ulng.S7!5eda 1'45-4635 self·atarter w/X N RECEPTIONIST/GEN. LloenaePeatControlSer-2740 Opeonun'X 2908 terlal desires mey be. t (WP prefd), heavy tele-Y· comm Piii• & wp k'l'lowl-OFFICE. Perm PIT tor vice Technldan. Career want to be wlth you and 11· 11 YUll U lllTll lllllTllT ph<>Ma, travel arrange-LEGAL SECRETARY tor edge a r • d • 11 r • d R E. office In H B Mature Opportunlly. Muat have cee:'·J::aC-4 E~i ~91:.~ ~ my loved ona In YOU< TURNVOURSPARETIME lllllTllD manta etc. Call 751-7400 NB Attorney. Bualneas & qual1tle1 XLNT bene & pereon M hr 983-6969 good driving record • . • , 000 000 Call OenlSQn perpetual glory. Thank INTO SS DOLLARS lrvlne GP OfflCle needs an OOERl~R PLANT TECH. Eetate prectlce. 1 yr exp friendly atmoaphe<e _u ____ n ___ -.. -T CALL Charley 8-12 AM ,.'5.~!"!°7._'i" phone Aaioc. 'e13: 7311 NOWI YtN for Your love toward exceptlOnal people orlen-FIT ~ b4e ....vvt pref or wtll train. F.4u11 use IPPI "--~ 979-6021 E.O.E • --me and my loved ones. ted RDA to join our buay · .,_ .... a • V""" Word Perfect 5. Call Mr. 11 ..... 1 FOf N.B Home .,,... • ..,.. t;;;;;;;iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii;;;;;; Amen. WORK AFTER SCHOOL team full-time. Xlnt OMV recOfd. No eicp Roberta 840-2812 Anoe FIT Mature SILK SCREEN PRINTER Q Mon!yTol.oln 2914 Person• may pray this AND SATURDAYS GET· salary, houri & benefit•. necea11ry. Call Foatera NlllmL..,,..T people oriented self-Lamination sklHI. print on •WIOOWHASUilTOs! prayer 3 cona~cutlve TING NEWCUSTOMERS ASK FOR ANNETTE Garden1,631-8340. UllTA11191lf NB PIO)'mentagencyls atar1er with basic office myl ar 8',h11 Call a'ili.1§. is.i:·:·:":m~ S10,000 up. No credit.... days. After the 3rd d~! FPOARPERA. LNOCO ADLELNIVEWERSY 7141552-1852 -DTllmlTll 'FIT work foe C.M. mfg. ol In~ of an org detail skill•. non-amkr. k~wl-540.1139 9am-3pm No nAnalty Call Oenleon your wish will be grant-.. arctlerY equip. 545-4978 1 11 die...,. edge of IBM-PC a .,.us. 2750 A~·87~7311 NOWI no matter hoW dlfllcult It INVOLVED, Al".ID ALL llJYEI Lloyd Peat Control wllll or n person to an .,..... CALL 673-6t70 fOf 1ppt Telemarketing . m'Y be. Then prOfTllM to TRANS P 0 RT AT I 0 N Needed. foe .blueprint co.. train you for posl110n •• •, Machlnl11 ofc pas. Jncl bly phones. Qf leave message llf•lllt pubilah thll dialogue as PROVIDED BV AN mu9t be reliable & have ~naeP .. tControlSer·• llUTlfPTY epptlcint testing, peyro41 Win Dinner For Twol soon as your favor has ADULT SUPERVISOR. own C8f & Ins. $5.00/hr. vice Technician. Car"' I Growing H.B. lnet~ment coding, & misc/gen otc llllPTillllT 11111111 lllllWIYll IMILllmll been granted. ND. .21c/mlle, tun & PIT. Opportunity. Muat have1 mfg. needs CNC lathe duties. Ideal candidate FIT Buay conatructlon • llnftl/ Ct 'lent -·-s Tl ST. •• YOU CAN AVERAGE 494·2260 good driving record., operator for Mori Seiki & must have friendly· ol c Typing required. • •-,. CALL Charley 8-12 am 1· Mazak machines. Mini· pleasant personality. w l 1 Salary commenaerate ' 2769 a--2920 FOR FAVORS. $ 5 llMI 979-6021. E.O.E. mum 2 yrs ex.perlence. yr otc exp. Must love to w/experlence. 549-5100 ' ...... u •• rv•--.--M C J Needed for C.M. electrical Alto need a et -up work wtpeople. XLNT Part time, easy work AM •CTORS NEEDED · --F T E 11 h FL•IST I man/programmer for bene & growth Potential Recreation or PM. No exp. necesa-frnr ol W•dtn & lrvtne ''You" can't 1-"e It .... th Thank ""'' St. Jude, for wholesaler. I ' no s PIT W__.._.. XI I t TIMt••flll lllTiflll &ATJYmfl Ho rib Bonus ..........,. Beech --f ·-~ ed through OR MORE speaking, bring OMV · -•nut. n opp YI same machines, 5·7 yrs --ary. u • \ • __ _... you" We1tmln1ter avors r v print-out. Call Betty tolearn.644·1413. 'eicper. 7.-02 Mount Joy P«IOnnelServlces llllOTll 642·4321 t. 432 or Futl~a11~!~~~ie Theatre auditions. 7/t7 your Intercession. J.M. 646-7775 F/TllOIPlllllST I Dr .. H.B.841 ·3663 955-056e For small, very nice, new r:r8c~:~~r:.", ask 141-1111 7118.Calltheatrelorlnfo. CtnanalSttvlcts 3004 --HIYlll Needed '°' a recycllngl •UTllTTlllOMI PISTNITlll SN laclllty. Borderline of -------- '- 11•-l /f Lost a Found 2925 _ 1 ........ , FOR MORE c1aa11, 3-axle experience. mec~nr•nut:Cturlrg1 2 opening• In am. market Lio. yd P"t Control will ~~~1•1~:; ~:.~r,11 PART. Tlfl: HOllS ---rwn 1 r-. INFORMATION CALL 3 yr1. minimum. Local co. pac •oe n-In Newport. 673-5520 train you tor position u a ' · =~J;,L~~~E· H==~'·e:~~:rd:~~:i (114) Ml-Mil work 213~4~~-~ 1r1a t ••. ~~~~:; c~m~:~~.1 p~~~. • ... nen .,, ~i:;ee::~~~·rg.~:; IESTAllllT Fill. TIME PAY FOlll> ADS ARE FREE Cal: M2·Hll package. S575. Prof. l~~~~~~~~~j~y,~~~~..... surance, 401K plen, +1 Newport 8Mch Internal opportunity. Must have FIT PIT day position•. • prepared by Cynthia I •mas I -.s S fedefal credit union plan.1 medicine. Duties rnclud· good driving record. S6 hour 1tart: Will train. StOOOIWk Potential. Tele- Huffman. 213-962-8700 lllll Ulf Train for Industrial Cater· Hra 8·5. Alk for Bonnie· Ing: billing, reception, fll. CALL Charley 8-12 AM. ME·N-EO S PIZZA marketing office aup- M atu re reaponalble Ing Rtt. Hunt Bch, lrvlne. 964-9400. ! Ing, etc. 30+ hra/wtc. 979-ec>21 . E.O.E. 410 E. t7th St .. Coate piles Easy hrs. 6AM·12 =~n ~°'oidd:,:.r~~ 1_T_om_. 8_4_8_· 1._0...,.30~1--"_P_m_ Ulllm f /T 1 SalarJ co~~~~rate Phone Work Meaa. 649-7136 Noon. No Weekend• one de( Mer area. Tues-lllYllS ELITE GARDENING SVC. w up. -· llltMl'Mtt hstns NO EXP NEC ,Fri 7am-5:30 Salary • CROSSCOUNTRY 714-6"&-5588 1 ...... 10 FT/PT Appty In person, benefit•. 973-1Q09. No exp nee. CA licenser• General Office , ••MY /Plrt tlmt STlllm c2~ ~ ~:,·u~~~t NE~10~~~~26~735 ' ' . t t ·~iiiiiiiiiiiliiii!-...---~~ Ch-.:""'__.lc quired. M acGregor c:..-..1~1 Exp pref'd HlllWIYIS ....... .,..... . ....... --.. 3018 n..,,...-• ..._, .__.. · · · COSTA MESA 548-6919 U_L_ __ .. iiiiiiieii;e-:J11at1iiil.iii:aiLI1;ei1iiii11i1I uulfts-.. w .,... Yachts, 1631 Placentia. _ • .,........ Aeeteufant lit bc•liofl• to ahare Of· FOUND AIREDALE ......... Aastsr::."FIT :-cdM. -OI I .... • ... WWl'W..,.,·.... -LlllTEll MST 1··-a.1"nnss.-OillH o.c. S82· 12'0 apece In Nwpt Sch. Mai., young, vie Promoo· Wanted. woman 10 live-In, 973-9070 1951 ri N9W9P8P9f' I Ulmll T1UI If 1·11 723-0780 tory Pt, N.B. 962-6756 private room, bath & .. -•a• •'llMI, DRIVERS lllllllmll Part time, ... y work AM M o n d • Y • F r I d a Y Set your own hours. earn -•-an If evening• salary 6«-M 19 ~·------ISSISTllT or PM No exp necesa-11am-&prn. Applyd1lly it great Income & love What a-~ ..... _.__a FOUND: BLACK & TAN. . --JLIT UllU IPPTf Part time, eaay work AM c ary Hourly • Bonua 11am et Ml Casa, 296 E you do ... Become en Im· "" .. ._ .... --· WlllSI With medical SU"'..... co w·NTED DISTii T 642-"321 Ex1. 432 Of' 171 .. St CM aglne contullanll Call Re· Pwtllna MO-MO + MC baby Pug dog w/coUar ...,.T • ft Of' PM. No exp. MQeM• 228. Walt tor beep, ask " • beCca Mltchell 962-8790 calf SCOTTI 5'4&·2794 • Found on beaCtl In N.B. .......... Peraonabfe mature per-ary. Hourly • Bonua. 11111£1 fa< Crystal or Ben f view 873-2018 Metlculou1I ReHonable eon. Muat be organized, 842-4321 Ex1. 432 or Reetaurent 1 or an Inter · NISHEO OFFICE for Rate• Experienced and energetic & be able to 228. Walt tor beep, eek YOUTH rent. 3 lerge roome near FOUND Bleck/white 6 mos reilable. 733-8811 handle a variety of duties. IEWIPIPll HLMIY for Crystal or Ben. • Full"' p;. .. ·tlme CopstlaERMOeseNE. MIM•PlnoteRnTaSnce IGW HIRlll alfport 11084 month to old female. Santa Isabel XJnt office akllla Incl. word ..... .. • I month. 752-5112 & Santa Ana Ave, CM . Pro c •a• In 0 . CA l L ~ llllUL .... p /T •Early ~.M. 11\lft & stockcl~rk needed, • FOOD SERVERS COUNSELORS 831-2382 £npoyment 5530 &44-8238 Iv mnaage. • ....... _..' Mon-Fri, typing, phones & 'Mult aYe rellable mldnlght-8.30am 11\lft, 21 • DISHWASHERS ..i-1 rt OUND Ce I -· •Balboa computerentry645-5883 vehlCleandlnwrance nit•• wk , S4.76hr.I .,...,'--rope y F t, gray w green *llll llflf* NEWPORT developer • Coronadel Mar 'Good Salary& **5'40-7337** •PARKING AnNDNTS We have challenging Po•· 2778 :r:'rt wt;:~~' ~~~wmapo~t Part-time needlF/T typing, cople1, lllllll...... Miieage Paid I Kltayema R .. taurant 1 f 11 1-mml!!!~!'P'llml'!!~~"'!-~I Entr..,,..eoeur M.,.azln• bright & wllllng to learn One day per week, early F"' Comm'l ..... n' dow ,.,,.,._,_ Pl.Mii WllTll 725-0777 tor appt After It ona open or ae -•CAFI. Sandwich 8Mch 84&-6821 _,... -.. computer. Don 722-7662 AM. BEGINNING JULY ..... w. ........ W... ••• •••• I 5 II (213) 489. 1333 mollvaled people t o Shop 0.11 apace In 4hrs/day Altnoon1 only ,..__...,. Ing contrector. Caeual .. --.•• FuH-llme. ~ contruc· pm ca · supervise teenagers In ~ marine environ-FOUND: COCKATOO Marlene, 291-2393 COCKTAIL WAITRESS 13T~. 17·dable cat, NB olc. eowpm, order 8A.M. • 5 P.M. M-F tlOn, RM/Comm. Good the newspaper promo· ment 12.4 ell + atOfage Corner 17th/Irvine lll,IH/~ BARTENDER proo 0 naurance entry, bllllng. Salary + 6 A.M. -10 A.M. Sat-Sun Pay & Benefit•. Ellt• Retell Sala --tlonal lleld. patto' & r98troom. Cali 8"'8·7S49 . Cotta M e11 area. Y'GOOD EARNINGS benefit• Call Jeulca Plumbing, 722-0374. OIVARESE. The Italian 873-9330 for Info FOUND· Female !20 If you have,,,. courage to 5'40-7500 .... NO COLLECTING (714)873-0780 Mo.-.. Pl•••n• ·-Shoe Store aeelclng FT or Guaranteed Income of .._ ____ _,.,.·.,...,... __ , f--... 711/89 (Br call, It could make you, __ Aiiiiiiiiii:tiiiiii'""--·~-.,, _, .. , PT Sales Perao n en n e r y V 111 a g • ""'"' °" rich! 24 HOUR RECOA0-1 H•mlS UH•ll •HlfD mll Am Small lrvlne gilt mfgr 780-6561 401 Newport ..... k Ofc/~tall, MW bldg, ~.~::~tt~~=~ ING.991-2837 SALES ... SERVICE llLLMJ~JJ Experienc ed. Call3:30 • 7:30pm, 11 pm needaartlatw/goodcopy Center0r•219 F .. hion • lllFWll 20()..1000 elf. Wiii dMde 1 old Shew .. found llllllT• .. _ Computer knowledge ••• Is•;• •·F 962-8559, Iv meg. -7:30am. Pteaae call M·F. akllla. $6-$8/hOUr Flex llland Nwpt Bch fo ..Alrf AvallwiyAug.873-.9201 :v'ictOflL (200 Block)__,_ req'd We aleo train. -•w•--10-6pm. Country Club hrs between 8 -5 ' ___ •t RGE YARD Approx near holpltal & nursery. PIT Hr~ flex. ~ ;:-:-FTI PT Gd earning• I~~~~~~~~~ _..... -•H Conv. S49-3061 25()...(M10 RETAIL SALES 10,000 aq/ft. w/houM, 548·5948 ~~ 1~~~~ Nwpl ~~9~ Bruce EARN MONEY Reading F:~~.en~a~yo NUfSlng PlllllTlll&Dl F=.':i1=!,~~~h-With potential for $1000 detachedgerage&lerge LOST Al -.. I (Male) CostaMIM .......... , $30000/yr In· FT/PT. FOf .. .....i1cat1on R.N .. L.V.N .. N.A. Full time M on-Fri 11oreM8klngmotlvat:f. per waell. TMee poa-_._.,_ un1•a C-2 z~ : rwue e . ' CONSTRUCTION """" ' ~ F"' --•~~1 ....... Ital hkY-1 are ,_.manent and ~.:c;n E 1Jth & c;c;;,-; Promontory Point. ·-·-111111 &/P IUIOI come Potential. O.talll and Information Mnd co;t°;'M~2-0'40o . 7:30am-"pm, S5 25/Hr energetic aaleapereon. on.:. an ";~cellent op-M 3 t Answer• to the name of 15Ra•-( 1) 805-687-6000 Ext Mlf-addrtaed ltamped · Benefits. No ex.p nee XLNT lal, comm. clothlngl portunlty ta< growth and eaa. year •;;, Ro 1 co REWARD To wortt OU1 Of home. Mr Wiii coqalder training. y. t590 ~ to P.O. Box OFC ASST NEED£0 For Apply In peraon, Booka dlac. 720-1181 ra""d advancement In· $2IOO/moAgt875-8 873-4478 Tarry'• C1Mner1. Costa M&-5100 4589, DHrborn, M l CoataMelaplantco Af>-on Tape 729 Farad St . --------...,. -' Mela S4&-6485 EARN MONEY typing at 49 121. rcox 30tva/wtl Nleinkr. Cotta Mm . 548-5525 Retell aured va.n. wagon or -·-~ LOST COCKATIEL young eo.ordlnator to locate home. $30,000/yoear In-· · Upacale Junior women'• la.roe aedan 11 required. 1-w--:tilt-••· -· w. grey, with YIYld yellow llTI KTAIUIS hOrtlee for fOfelgn . come potential. O.talla, IHlllllPD 1!'ua0:;~3 ~ bill-Pllflll. PmTDS clothing atore now open Lota ot opportunity to tl9l. CM Alt 5U-to:l2 coloration Vic 11th & Needed now. Daye/Eves etudente. Gd eummer Job. ( 1) 805-ee7-ec>oo Ext. se.~. I hr.,_., car e,-;, MCretary, ~ Wanted Saatl a trim men. In the Newport Fuhlon grow with ua. No ex-.I II.I ltVlne, C.M. 875--8451 poeltlont avail. Call 819-432-23!50 9am-9pm B-1590 a,.,. r-.i-A 759'-1068 5 yra eicperlence good Island Mall Management perlencie neoeeaary. W9 -• •••• 544-4e63 . ~-· . bookkeeping, g ood 1'49-• & .. res ~llcatlon1 now wtll train. oflloe. llllO elf. Avall LOST DOO·REWARDI • phOne Pilla, AIR, & A/P. pay. Call 1844 being 8CQ99ted. Phone 811. 1122 ~ AY9, Grey&Bladtahorthalred 8Muty NEWSPAPER Cont a ct Chrlaty P/T ... lftlltlWertJ Marlannee.44-M33. To achedule an Int~ eo.le MeN. 4'4-3094. Auatrallan Stle98rd mix. UIUI If •M•T 831-6340. SAT. & SUN. 8am-1prn. and find out your earning l~-~===~!I Med·lrg female. Vic of N o w Int• r v I e w Ing -•ll!A!I S6 hr. Kathy 640-4101 UILlllT lllllT potential Harbor & W II 1 on. energettc quality etytlata, .,.r_ ----Sallt>oat Charter FINI FT ffont office, 722-1872 631-0323 manlcurl•t• & ...iatanta. DEL Iv E RY FM tman Mfg'• Rep Co. In p /T Pllml llU need• dock hand. Part· ... 1 II. llln 1 Located nr Harbor View the ~Ing oood• flelCS.. 2-3 dlYI per waell. Office-Time 845-7100 ....,. lerge,.., ctrtv.ln door. Loet: Perrot L"ac Crown ., .. In Newpar1 Hiiie Exp req ct In customer type environment. No (213)477-3163 S S710t mo. 12"° Logan Amazon. S.A. Heights. Center. For Into, call aervlce. Computer entry, typing required, will train. llLll i AY9, Coeta Meu. Rewwdl We aH mlu hlml Mlcheal 1'40·9.494 general office 9kllla. Xlnt Agply PENNYSAVER, ....,_ PENNYS'"'VER 11 .. oAY8640-e3s2 756-918084&-9044 * ~o COl'LECT'ION * ..,ary e.nem. for the .... .. ---J ~ 1 .LI 11ght · aon PINM can 1 80 Plac•ntla Ave., pen time Polltlon• avell· ~1831-3324 • Coate Mee&. able In rMder ad lalee. l TODAY'S CROSSWORD PUZZLE 48 E...en II var SI 8r1l1Sfl .... ylat S3 Mutklen 55 Stubbornness 57 Penm.,,alllp SI F....,.t St Slnget eo S1c1n problem 9 1 Copee UNI• 92 Thug • 93 0..erlOfate DOWN a4 MWic 1#111 .,., 37 IWtO pan 31 Young one 40Mmctwnts ., .. ,.. IN word" '4 ........ ·--"'* • 1 ..... 48~ 49 .... dye 50~ .s, eenacuo. 520....0etec't S3 Scirlf'utll 14 Warm UC> MW.-en Early morning motor route available Mu t have dependable vehicle and liability insurance. 7 thy• ~T Wff", 2:30 a.m .-5:30 a .m. ABOVE AVERAGE EARNINGS f~1ll 7 14 <>·12-4333 between 6:00 a.m.-5:00 p.m. (M·f ) ba.m.-IOa.m.( AT& N) AREA AVAILABLE: Huntington Beaeh Costa Mesa,. Fountain Valley, ANewpor&Beaela Order Dept PIT,. .. ,.... :::,,1e M'::!v ~YF:c ------'""'!"!~ Small co Meda a cheetful, Dt9ptey ec:IYWt~. Good dey 9'-5, IMO Pl8C*'ltla An!l!e 6010 friendly peraon to tue & Engllah 9klllL Wed I Sat. AY9., Coetl Meu. ...._.. m l•I• procw phone Ofdera. Apply PENNYSAVER. -4 NiiiiiiUii;&;tr -I -•..-•-•• OuUee 1nc1 llMW phones, 1880 Placentia Ave • a11nllf Fine Europeen & American flllng, typing. Need abl4lty Coeta Meu. New Offtcee Immediate Antlquea. .... 8000 eq. ft to wt! In crowded & buay employment. Nr OC air· New Nautlcal & Mllltary otc. Hra 8am-4:30pm. tlMITY lllTllL porl. Xlnt benefits. Non· 1931 Newport BIYd, CM Bene. pd vec:. 17/hr. CM Clerk. FI T Mon· Fri arnottJng group Meklng Early Amertcan ESTATE 848-1540 7am-3:30pm. '4.75tHr. FIT pro~ w/xlnt cook 1tove complete Beneftta. No 9l(J> nee. ret.1 Phone/type 55wpm. a fl I --... ~ In ~· :::· Contact peflOnnel difeO· m~':'w1=...J:.~~ For a manutactwtng com-on ape, "' .. tor , MI ch e 11 e Tye. 1 1 100 759-3087 pany. Heevy phonee, exp Coate Mee&. Ma-5525 (714)281·1300 __ • _. ____ _ :::~£=::: "lmn.fiiil .. ;4£ !:\E!"t.. 5-Star Aeeort s.c. ~ sun. 4-hr. Shift 125 per ••vanms IHd + bonus. Ave ... 1100/<My. Prefer °'-dgo- lng ctwmlno. f*Mle. (714) 2<40-4112 Sunny (111) 721-3049 Petrioe. 661 1 1t7" ZENITH ootor T,V 175; White, ,,.., ""' TAPPAN DlehwHhet 175. 75 ... 7512 BIN Run your Help Wanted Ad in the Dally Pilot for one week. If you don't flll the position, run a second week FREE! AMANA 25 Aetngerator: 1150. Kenmor• weth- er/dtlyet; '400. Cerpet ctean•r. StOO. 080 722-1164. B8llTall11i11rt 2 Y9*'9 otd. Fnt 175 ..... DINNDI FOR 2 AT FIND OUR HIDDEN Cl:ASSJFIED ADS! CONTEST.RULES . For more information, call Maria or Angle, 642-5678. ttl ••• ••ea Lv Mw. !UCTAIC STOVE & OVEN S100. O'k_. & Men'ttt. 171-8212 AiFAIGIAATOR itot. w ..... ~ 1150 eld\. Eec . ...,_ 1100. Dlflwlher I 121 ........ TU DENTS WILCOMI 11601.DmR WHEH THI 800K8 ME OOHE THI flUN HAI .JUIT IEOUNI SO JOIN US AFTER SCHOOL AND ON SATUADA YS YOOLL MME GOOD MONEY AND HAVE FUN DOING IT. 5530 llf ... ....,,. -In en. Mutt >rnputer a no know4· tr IPMCI· IUll. Prof!-.., •. c.,1 1.51 ·9531 1fflC9. '/l tal omc.. :;•II Pele, 00 :FICERS ...... !llllTY -.... WltrOI wlH 191tk>ri ... )(l!rol Set. '"· car .. r Aust h•~ record 8·12 AM E.O.E. PRINTER s, print on 11 . C •ll ·3pm m ms mas work AM J . necna· -Bonus 432 Of beep, ask ... HOIJIS EPAY n1111. r .... llce IUP- •. 6AM·l2 kands. NEC 2 Noon I 673-3735 54M919 >9F12:4'0-- l·IT OUl'I . ..,-n 'love Wh-.1 me.,, Im· 11! Call Re- 962·11790 .. H .ORS "OlnQ pos. !or 1911- e ople to n9Q91"1 In tr promo· K:ome ot ·week 1rt tor StOOO "" pol· .. ,,,.,,, ana Mlerll op- Jtowlh and )tMl"ll. In· 1raoon or 1 required. 1rtunlty to I, NO U · -. .... 1 lnleNtew M.lf earning •n. 3163 6611 QOfor f,y. --l1hw••h•r efrtger•tor. ,,. ....tt- IO. C.poo 'Oo, oeo 1l111il1r1 1t l75~ ·-· ifOVE i O'k_.. I '" ¥i1nm 601 1 * OlVO 1171 2450L. -·-1100 kW IOTHIH C... .,,., ~ t7Mts7 lve MIQ. • • * ..M WAQON, r'l9'tll 1rana· ,-. m(Nfol'I, 75K on new motor, dMl'I lnllde and ,... out, 13200/ol>O 546-9010 1 fQtcft. Bdrm Inc:. c1t1M OlVO OL W8Q01'1 tH2, 6014 ~.Ing dr.., wl mlfr, tall l""--:~~.:;:;:;..==::;:==:.;::.::.;;: -----1 5-speed, loaded, 3rd 1i;"~'::.~.~ ~'~ SPECIAL GARAGE SALi RATE ::;; ':."· :;".'l':'::!> • • •• wooo~~O~N~LY¥40~M11;1n;•~· ~C~A~L;L~64~2~·~5;6~7~8~.:rn;~!!~ .. ~·~-.. :"~lfm\ BEDROOM: llOO. I PC "111-•e• lltll Can........, bedroom; 1175, lb'• .,,0 --11m ~~'' cnw•; aso.i~"'°""~· ~~c1et~~MM:S::::::~·~12;:2~ ll'~-~WMe~ .. ~,,..,.,-~•w1~2;•1!Hunt:!!!!~-.. ~.m~,,.,,..,~·~140~1 ... · _ .. -...... """' ....,. SOFA I LOVESEAT: URN. kn!Qc N.cka. PC Qer11Q9 Sal9. Set 9 em . 5 YARD SALE SAT. 080. 650-4669 $850. 011 P•lntlni•; wlprn1r, MC aya. bill•. pm, furnUur1. clothes, Flschtf 1teteo I cabinet. vw '87 CABRIOLET s I 5 0 I... 0 8 . wtrbd, misc. Sat/Sun 9·2 ~.,misc. 3220 ld•ho Large Humldll ..... Beta CONVERT IBLE 722·1854. 408'~ Jumlne. CdM. Place. 11pe1, IOO's rec ords , 5300 mi 5 lpe9d a/c ••••• GARAGE SAL~ CIU I a Ir llC)el. 1000. •mllm l 1ereo cui. EJC2 1etert1l1•Ntln ~=-~~Mt:; .. ;;;;;:::;::•:1::24 S1t &Sun 483 Ab bleW•y boo6(a, puni.t. games, cellent COl'ld. 111 .500. • • 9 1 (lrvinel 171h J lo<• ol b•byloyi &equlp.Wll 474-7710Mon-Frt 9·5. P1ld 10.. acrl Ic e F .. ,0,, .. ,, S llvet Slr•nd. KJ..2212 ...... ,,,_.,., •• •· IOC SWIP MEO -- COMPLETE s1.m.y 9 pc EVERY s .-.T. & SUNDAY HUOE SALEI SATURDAY 1,.,.--.,.,,-.,--,.,.,.,,1:,:;~°';;,.:Dol~~m~·~"";;...,,,~9~3001"1 Bdrm Mt, P.can wood, *Or•~ Coast Colleott* 91m-17 3092 W1rren Newport ltlCh 6169 •CAO '111 &eden O.Vllle. kk'IQ cane h••dbo•rd •Ir~ & Ad1m1, Costa L•ne, (bet~ F1irvlew FURNITURE. c loth••. e11ceptlonal1'1' ,,_, 871< m•lc 2 chrl & benc~ esa Ad misalon/Patklno & Harbor. off B1kerl ml, $3475. Nptr II Mtr1 $950 000. N3-3781 REE. S PACES $12 In MOYO NG SALE. F"rnll"•O gl&sl ••re, Bonsal pots & 5-i&-20 17 Ev. s.i8-8823 ·~C,,;-=.;,iNn;o.-.::-~vanc., StS on day or . u u • misc 15 18 Cumberland LTVIHG ROOM SET a pc, s.,...1p M .. t. -432•58a:o 1ppl11nc11, lool1, dllhel. Ln. SAT/SUN 9·5. •CA04LLAC 1987* :~h:.: ~~-=-· I~~ ~~:.~p:~· 2~~ ~.:.: 181111 llLM SAU flHtwlM l'IJe&wt 8"4-0·8-473 ·LAl<E/4-0CEAN FISH Drive, Co111 Mesa Shark lll•nd Yacht Ckib 1~!~~1 ::=~''eu~=y ~~=--,.,_---Pole s. Sp1rin1ng-Penn 0-C -00-f P1tklnglot-One OayOntyt 19 ther C t wftMll fiotl 'r,o p (Oak ) WI 60·85-65 reela. $5·$16 Al< LAW F O RM!. 1099 Bayaide 0ri11eN.B. s:p,;b u~~d l tlon . M•l~ Swivel Ch•lr B1j1 rodS30 ~8-9832 . Olll 8,"try&dr. IOOY rv. Sunday.J uly 16th (2MHL0 .. 8 l P rivate ii!8"•54' 11000+ newlor -----b•by u1n much m0<• 'IO·Q0 .... 00 · $375.Mlke854·1179 1 IO!hes Kids -La rge S119-S 3075 Moto«llP1 -. . -p•rly. 71 4-675-7957 ="'°Bod=•-==~,~~;:-.··I Ladles S1·uP Furn, Sund•~. 9." 2040 Or•noe ll&SSIYll 'f1 -4~M~-.4~lg • Y 1 Sof• · •: C r ~itch, dolls, linens. alive<, Ave Fuiniluie. clolhlflO. Moving. Lido Isle patlo o----=~~~~--• OllOfnlfl, boollCU9, col· JIW•rl). an11que P•O)eC· t•in tlaby stroller ear sale Unbelievable Items. '89 JEEP SALE 1 .. 1bl.Fr1rnedplc1,l 25-to r l ish!ng pole · •300 760•0848 111,, 5,,1·5 8 , 36, ,' se•t. blke. e•e1clse bike Sc·SSOO 9•m-5pm. IEST DUL •• -So .. un. -•1 ~::~:'7:':::-;;.;;;;;;;;;;f.':i;;l;s~o~U~S~o~n.~O~O~'.'~v~"~G~ono~~·· .4P... ac.. Perle Pl (Npt Hetgnts ti l!:UARAllTEEDI SOU THWEST! l1mp1, 1~·-"'_tln!.__ ~ Hunt. lflch 6140 WS~~~Cld~he?A~~; • • Sota • IOY91MI: ch1lr1; Ev4J~lng Go•sl New BIKES . chairs. and l!lblff. houaehold ooc1I ,_ 8,,_: usl bring us your best i;;flalM(peach/greenlwhl) I decor stove lnaetts S25 small Tl/, b1rstools. lots tlques an~ much misc bon•flde Jeep deal and Stonel gllll or Whl w11h; New .4 Ion AIC coll s 125 ol womens· CIOlh9S, misc SAT 7.308m.2·00pm · we'll t:Mllt ti! col/end lbl1:din sets: wait Anlq !bl, coke & collee SAT 9·3, ?OSOl Sp•nc,lrill 1308 Susse11. lane. · Jll SLEIOIS un1t1I Pine tog• pole bdrm m1Ch, l1t&raJ Ille, new GARAGE A-NTIOUICSALE Onlllgm•ltreu/b••prlno. Illes a globes, plCtvres. Beds. houMnold Items.,_.,.-..,..-...,,..,.,..,..,.,.. HOIDI Whole .. 19 PfCI. 973-0653 clolhes, loys. IOfll more roll 1op desk din tabla 1:: TIAILIYll'I 15 1E 19th·S•t9A ~ 120 1 Alaba~ Sal/Sun · Sin Ju1n CafMs~~~: JEEP-OGLE IUl&lll GARAGE SAL Et 3338 C1h-MONSTER SALE • Every . 32881 Cimino Capistrano $ 800 19111 ent ctr, 85•81" !Ofnla St. (Mna Verdel conciirivabl• llem 101 SATURDA Y 8~. Bikes, car SAN JUAN CAPISTRANO :,100 $.350 IMk bltCM Sit July ~5tn. 8am·.4pm nousa, oll!ce yard se als. s 1ro1te1 , toys. 4ll·Ol1D 72l 72· 1200. Alumoni M1ny clhlctrans nema. Frl/Sat1Svn 9 am clothes & misc 27931 Off" explrn 72 hrs itter P•llo Ml, $75. -497·8834 and misc. 100311<1muela Camino S1nlol OOmlflQO . puo tenl "" '""""' '""' lll·•lll on •II JEEP /U&LES ln stock! JlllU-Mt.I JEEP-U&LE Clu•lfted'• com pre· lleaelTe U•t of job opportUD· Ille• cu help yoa •tart t.be ... , ..... wtth aa u:clttaa ...... ......... Orange CoM1 DAILY PILDT/Fridoy, July 1•, - Ol\1\NGE COUNTY CENTENNl r\L We Are Orange County Proud Atmmt a hundttd yean ago, agrkulture and bualn-floun.hed M pio- neering men and women lleltled In the fertile ttglon now known u OrUlp County. Today a recogniz.ed center for the artl, buain-, lnduatry and progttulve education, Orange County proudly rememben 119 early hlatory. Beginning on July 31, 1988 a yearlong oerin of event. and 1pedal programa will celebrate Orange County -119 heritage and future, along with opectacu- lar opening and clming ceremonin, vioual and performing artl, educational progrum and hlatorial event. involving all of the county's T1 communitl.._ Please join m In this great celebration! For Centennial Information coll fillR_1'1 • 1878 Anaheim 1886 Santa An.a 1906 Newport Beach 1909 Huntington Beach (714) 859-4000 1915 Seal Beach 1926 Placentia 1911 Laguna Beach 1956 CfP""" -""''''''' ... 1957 Westminster ~A/> ii ~ -~ -~ ("'.., , .. (1F'0Cl~ · 1953 Buena Park 1956 Ganie> Grove 1960 La; Alamit08 1953 Costa Mesa 1956 Stanton 19'57 Fountain valley 1962 Villa Park -' 1967 Yorba Llnda 1971 Irvine 1988 Mission Viejo Celebrate the Spirit 1889 -1989 "LET'S GET A ~O,!~,~" h. h new videos ar e fun a g How do you know w ic whole family? uggestiof1S-wilh ratings. Each month USA WEEKEND gives yous reviews and storylines so you know the little ones won'\ have bad dreams. And since you can clip and save our video pages- you'll always have an idea when the kids say. "Let's gel a movie!" -Look for t~ vid~ page in this week s USA WEEKEND . . . O~I COUltfY, CALIFOlNI A NOTICI TO COHl'U CTOlS .. •l•d propo1el 1 f roa cofttractora llcenaed in a ccorda nce vtth Sectioft At Su~1ec tlon 17, Propoeal aequ1re .. nt• and Condition• v ill be receive d a t th• Offlc• o f th• Clerk of the loard of Supervi1or1, aoo• 465 , Hall of .,•lnl1tration, of t h• County of Oran1e, Sa nta Ana, cal t forn la, on or !>.fore ·~!f°' the Z IMI day of ~t , ltlt a t 2100 P.M. ~. ~ a t vhlch ti .. t hey vill be pucly o pened and read in loo• 169, Plrat floor, Mall of Adalntatratlon , 10 Clvic Cent e r Plaaa , Santa Ana , California, f or the follovl n1 project to be ad•inia t e r ed by the Ora n1• County lnvlron .. n tal Manaae•ent A1ency: CONSDUC'TION or TAI.IDT CIWINBL Olrrt.rr (Facil ity No . 002) a nd STATI PAll MITICATiott fro• PAClPIC OCIAN to PACinc COAST llICBVAY SCDDULI OP VOU ITPS (l ) -PllASI I ITEM HO. DESCRIPTION OF VORX A. GENllAt. CIVIL "oblltzatlon Field Office Clearln1 • Gr ubbing Ma i ntain Tra ffic (Bike Trail) ESTIMATE OUANTITY UNIT 1. 2. ). 4. 5. 6. 7. Re110ve • Dispose £Kisting CoM f ort Station Re11<>ve • Dispose £Kistin1 A.C. pavement St ructural Concrete 1 1 1 1 1 1728 210 28170 26 511 485 1838 2304 L.S. L.S. L.S. L.S. L.S. C.Y. C.Y. lbs. C.Y. L.F. L. F. S.F. Tons 8. (S) 9. 10 . (S) 11.° (S) 12. (S) 1). Reinforcin1 Stee l "tsce llaneous Conc rete 6' Rish Chain Link Fence ).5' Hlah G~ard Cable Fence "•sonry Sand Valls and ~etaln ln1 Valls A.C. Pave •ent SCBWU1.E OP VOU ITBMS (1) -PIA51 I (Cont.) ITIJt NO. DESCRIPTION OF VORK A. GDDA.L CIVIL (Cont.) 14. 15. 16. 17. 18. ( S) 19 . Paint Stripes • Pave•en t "arkln1 s Parkins Bu•pers Adjust Cleanout to Grade Metal Guard Rail 8' Hi 1h Chain Link Pence - Least Tern Preserve Ht 1hvay InforMatlonal Stan •• RIDCI snucruu 1. 2. 3. 4 . 5. 6. 7. •• 9. 10. 11. (S) u . IJ. (S) Structure £Kcavation Str ucture Backfill Dev1tertn1 Purniah 4-foot R.C. Sheet Piles Ins tall 4-foot R.c . Shee t Plles Fur nish 2o•D Prestressed Concrete Piles Drive 2o•D Prestressed Coocrete Piles Furnish 16•D Prestressed Concre te Pi les Drlve 16•D Prestressed Concrete Pi l es Structura l Concrete (Bri d1e) Re inforcin1 Steel Concre te Barrier Type 2512jA 6' llJ1h ChaJn Link Fence (Bridfe) C. COUOft STATIOll STRUC'l'UU Park O.velop111en t (2) -PMSI Jl IT£1t HO. DESCRIPTION OP VORK A. CDfUAL crvtL 1. 2. ) • (D) "obilization Field Office Oevatertn1 (2 ) -PBASI IJ SC!JDULI or vou ITMS (Cont .) ITIM HO . DESCRIPTION OF VOU A. ClllDAL ClVIL (Cont.) 4. s. •• 7. •• 9. 10. 11. u . 1,. 14 . (9) Uncl a11i f l ed lxcava tlon Tr ansport o f Excess Sa nd to Mevpor t a.ach Cr otn f ield Una u l table Mat eria l Excavation Unc la11ified Pi ll Type A S tone -J e tties Type I Stone -J e tties ' Crade Control ,,,. C St one -J e ttie s ' Crade Control Creut .. 11,rap Plher Pabr l c Gr•el PH .... t "9Mftry a.nd Wall• -.. but lt alter Conat r uc tion Acceaa (I) O..Ote1 S,ec:l altJ t c .. (D) Dlleta.,l• ESTl"ATE QUANTITY UNIT 2550 s. f'. 81 Eac h 1 Eac h 120 L.F. 2550 L.F. 1 Eac h 8 70 C.Y. 720 C.Y. 1 L.S. 8118 L.F. 198 Bach 4125 L.F. 100 Each 817 L.F. 38 Each 1970 C.Y. 277000 lbs . 331 L.F. ·)31 L.F. L.S. ESTI"AfE QUANTITY UNIT L.S. L.S. L.S ESTI MATl QUANTITY !:!?!.!! 150420 C.Y. 75000 C.Y. 7000 C.Y. )6270 C.Y 22500 Tons 27500 Tons 14510 Tona 1065 Tons 16760 S.Y. 210 Ton~ 1'0 s.r. ......... trt1etl• fllft1, 1,.dal "'"hl..u alMI other COfltrM' --t• ... .,.aa..le e.. -l•ti• wl thout cha rs• or M J ~ He• .. •pen ~'· ... a.. ............ ,_, .,, t 7.• If flU.. .. la,.,._ All ch~cks •hall be •ade payable t o1 £nvlron•ental Mana1•••nt Aaenc y P. 0 . BGK 4048 ( .. Jlin1 a ddress) 400 Ctvlr. Center Drive Vest, (st ree t Sa nta Ana, California 92702-40 48 address) Orders vhi ch ire no t properly addressed or payabl e a r e subj ec t to delay. The £"A shall not accept responsibi lity for t hat delay. There vill be no refund for retur n of plans and special provi s i ons, and return i s not required. Bidders vish ina to obtain a l ist of plan holders shall not i fy EMA/Publi c Vorks at th• addresa s hovn above, by •all and shall include a chec k payable t o EHA/Public Vorks in the a•ount to cover copylna costs of the list of plan holdeu •. The copyin1 coats •ay be deter•lned by contactin1 the EMA by telephone at (114) 834 -)459. Due to th• coepleKity o f EHA's projec ts and the t yplc1lly larae nllllller of bldder1 encountered on each projec t, the EHA vlll make no atte•pt to read a lis t of plan holders to prospec tive bidders o ver the telephone. Bidders reques tlns lists o f plan holders are adv ised that t he l ist vill be current as of the date of requ~st a nd that the request s hould be tl•ed as to al lov f or nor~al 11411 service . " The bidder's attention ls direc ted t o the provis ions In Sec tion A, Proposal Requirements and Conditions," re1ard ing the requ irements and conditions vh1c h he mus t o bs erve In the preparation o f the pr oposa l forM and the submiss ion of the bid. Ques tion~ on 1nterpreta t 1on of t he Plans and Special Provisions prfor t o t he da te scheduled fo r bid openln1 s hal l be addr essed to SUE ARTERBU'RN (834-2599) Proj e c t Eng i neer, or to J..BH &. S~ITB (834-2319), Proj e ct En1lneer's Engi nee r ing Supervisor. ror bid re sul ts contac t Richard Cl osson, Construction Divisi on a t '714)567-7810. Ques t ions concernin1 purchase of Plans and Special Provisi ons sl'lb~ld be addres s ed ro t he c ash ier, EHA, (714) 834-3459. eeoncacw flUaJC AUCnoN The undef 8'gned Wiii .... It publle eudlon on the 17th d~ Of ~. 1Ht It 10:00 o't:*:a AM et Emplte s.tl 81or._, Mt W 17th St . Coata ....... CA Klt!Mn Dalllt, Unit 1027. antique fl.lfntture, mini bltl• & mite IUrl\ltute, Benedetto Vacca. Un" 108t, rec:Ofd pla)W, WllertJed, tool bo• lo mt.c: Dale l<obetletl. Unit 10te, band .. w, lathe, tools. camera eq~t. t>enchel & mf1e.. Jory Bishop, Unit &<MO, washer & dryer; Bob Edward, Unit 5032. BBQ, rolfawey, tool boxn, tool, ho11Hhold mite.; Tereta H0Slu1. Unit 8083. dinette Ht, e11y chair: t.ttnt Brew.r, Unit 8047, drHMf, couch, and mite Published Or1nge Coa•t Dally Piiot July 7. 14. t9811 F572 MUC NOTICE L .... Nottce A public heating to gain community r~M 10 the lnlttal cotleetlve barg1lnlng proposal ol the Call!Of'Oll School Emptoyee1 Auocil· tlon, Chapt« •376, witll the Ocean Vklw School Otttrlct wlll be held on July 25, 1989. 11 7 p.m at the District Board Room, · 18940 B Street, Huntington Beach. CelllOfnle PrlOf to the hear· Ing, lnttrHtad rt1fdent1 may teeure a copy ol the propotal It fht reception datk, tame addreu. alter July 11, tll811. Publl1hed Orange Coeat Dally Piiot July 14. 1989 F58S NI.JC fl>Ttel NOTICt &1WnTION TO ADMHllTEA ESTATE OF: OOAOTHY •· I UTHE ALAND CASE NO. A14I074 lo a• llelrS, benelcianet c:recltota. contingent etedllo111 and persons wtio INIY olherwtM be inlarealed in lhe-wlll Ot ellAt~i..,°' bolh. of DOAOT"T a Sl/THERLAND A PETITION has been flted b~ VERYL NANE'TIE Sl/THERt.ANO tn fie Supenor Cour'I ol Cal1tomla. COJJnly or ORANGE THE PElrTION re~fttl that VERYL NANETTE SUTHERLAND be appointed H penonal representatrv• to admin15ler fie estate ol Iha dec:edanf THE PElrTION requ .. tl the decedanl'I WILL and oodieile. 11 any. be IOnti.d to probate The w• and any ooocn 111 avatlable lor e1amnat10n in fie r11e -.p1 by ~OOUfl THE PElrTION reque1• authonry to admlntSler the fttale under the Independent ~uon ot Ett•• Act (ThlS authot1ly ..,.. allow lhe personal repreNntallve to lake 11'1111\Y llCllOns wtlhoul oblatnlnQ eourl approval Before r.tuno certain vary ~r'lant actions ho-lier, the penonal By or de1 o f the Board of Superv is ors o f the Coun t y of Or ange , State o f ~J 1 forn1a . rePfesenlahve wtll be requred IO give nolic. to tnterea'-d per90ns ""'"8 1r,.y have waived nob or cons.enled IO lhe PfOpoMd llCllOn) The 1f'lde99ndenl admtntSUllOn authority --.-'-.. n 1-1C-NO-Tl-CE--1 w11 be gtan'-d uniHI en __ ;..r~=~~;..;..;;;.;;., __ 1 tnletetted perllOf\ r• an obf8C llOn lo ttie pel4*>n and shoWS OOOd CllUM why the oourf ~ nol gr an 1 the au fl0t l1y Date: J une 28 1989 PUBLISH Orange Coast Da ilv Pilot July 7 and Julv 14, 1989 Or ange Countv flood Contro l Di s tr ict SOTIC•~ 61i!>trrno:-< TO ADMINlSTER E.~ATEO•': :'>1ARGUEJUTE W. L\;~OY CASE SO. ,\1.9111 To aU !Ian. bol!Cfiaanu. c~ion. "°"""IClll ~ion. """ ,.,_. •ho ... ., Olhctwtte be -rcfled ., lhc w\11 m t "*<; Of bolll ol ~Ph~h•'-' Clerk of the Board e>f Superv isors 111 WAJUtll.'11 BROEJU:llO ,.. of Orange County, Cllt forn i a IA& Supt,_ Coun ol 1-~~~~~~~~..,-~~~~~~~~~.,..;..~~~~~~~~ ..... ~~~~~~~~~I ~~~ Coun~ ol PlB.IC NOTICE flt&.IC NOTIC£ Plll.IC NOTICE Pl&IC NOTICE wl~~~~ ": NOTICI --'W"IT&AW """°"'~--,!' _.._,~, ..... f4'0M vr ~ "•..,... K.-0 PUBLIC HEARINGS Wit.I. •• -_,,.,..._ """ ftCTITIOUl IUllNH S TO ,..,_ITH IT AT IM INT 0 f BE HEt.D BY THE COSTA 0 r~(il~T ~ ihc Ml.MC ITATIMINT llTATI CW Wl'THDRAWAL MESA Pt.AN NING COM· ~·, wtU. _, oachah, The fOllowtng persons are ITIPHSN a .... TM. f..c>M 'MfTWRMW MISSION AT THE CITY Jany, be ..._d to llf'Oboie dOlng bullnen u . Ille ITlllHIN ONRATINQ UNDER HALI., 77 FAIR DRIVE, ~'he """1 Md MIY cooflalo arc BAOT HER CREDIT aUCHANAN ... TH FICTITIOUI aUSINlll COSTA MESA. CAI.I· m illll'c foreu m--ift Ille CORP .. 3200 Park Center c-NulMer: NAMI FORNIA. AT 8.30 p M OR rn\trr"J.~ "'Cl'M•ll Drive, Costa Mesa. Calll. A·14'20ll I Tht foltowlng person hit AS SOON AS POSSIBLE aucllonty to ldrftwsta Ille 112826 To all heirs, beneflclarlN. withdrawn u a ~al pert· THEREAF1'ER ON MON· tt1aie Wider lhc ~dent Bell Allantlo TrlCon Lell· credllors, contingent crecll· ner from th• partnership op-DAY, JULY 24, 111811. RE· M,':in!:=y ~~U:w Ai:; Ing Corporation (DE. 115 tors, and persona wtlo may e<atlng under the llctlUous GARDING THE FOi.i.OW· pmon&I rqnte111.1Uv• 10 talte North Route 17 South. Para-be Othefwlse lntwlled In the business name ol WEST· ING APPLICATIONS. many KllON wolhout cllu 1NJ11 mus, New Jersey 07852 will Of ntate, or both, of PORT-CHATSWORTH AS· IF ANY OF THE FOi.i.OW· court approv"' 8ef0f'e 1M.1ni Thia buslneu 11 con· STEPHEN B SMITH, akl SOCIATES at 3090 P11t1m111 ING ACTIONS ARE =~ .. :•ry "zin-=:t OUC1ed by: a corporation STEPHEN BUCHANAN SlrMt, Cotta Mesa. Calif CHALLENGED IN COURT, ,.,._._..._•-.II bit req.rec1 The re gistrant com· SMITH 112828 THE CHALi.ENGE MAY BE to alw -oe 10 -- A HEARING on fie pe•i.on wll be held on Jiiiy 27, 1989 at 1 45 P M in Dept 3 localed •• 700 CIVIC C«I~ Onve W•t Sana At1~1 CA 92701 IF YOu OBJECT TO the granttno of the petition should. appeai et. ~ 1111ng •I'd state your ob19C110ns or hie wnnen objec'°1\S With the OOUf1 be'lore the heanng YOJJr appearance may be 1n person 01 by your anomey IF YOU ARE A CREDITOR °' a contingenl credlt0t ol fie deoe.i.Md. you muse hie YOUf cielm \lt1f1 the CCMif1 aod rn..I a copy to fl• personal re presen1auve appointed by the court w1t11n lour months lfom Ille date ol first •uanee or letteB .. provic»d In secllOn 9100 or ttte California Probate Code The time tor titno claims wll not e.pre befOfe four rnonttts from ttt.e heanng csa'8 notooed above meneed to transect bull· A PETITION hU bMfl filed The f1Ctltlou1 bullneu LIMITED TO ONt. Y THOSE ~· ""'eu !hey ha¥t- neu under the hctlllout by Judith Mary Smith In the name 1tatement tor the part· ISSUES SOMONE RAISES •aived -.c. or coniilM..t '° YOU MAY EXAMINE buslnen name Of' names Superlof CourtotCalilornla, neranlpweslli.donJune18. AT THE PUBLIC HEARING ~~ :::::?.~ lhe61ellaptbythecour1 II llsted above on NIA County ol Orange request· 11186 In the County of Or· DESCRIBED IN THIS NO-... hOrWy wt11t.1,.,_i llllJHo YOJJ are -a P41fl0n Frederick C Bauman. Ing that Judlth Mary Smith ange FILE NO.F312110 TICE OR IN WRITTEN COR-.,. ...w.ted lk""" fiko 1n inlerested tn lhe e5'ate Secnl&ly be appointed u personal FuM Heme and AOdr ... of RE S.P 0 N 0 E N c E DE . ot,ecbOOI IO Ille ~ ..... YOJJ may hie With fie ooun Thie stat_,t was fifed repreMntltM to ldmlnltter the PerM>n Withdrawing LIVERED TO THE Pt.AN· =~.L=':;~ ._y rt a lom\al Re~esl lor with the County Clwlt of Or· the estate of the dec«1«1t Kevin M. Green. 4875 NINO COMMISSION AT. OR A llEAJU.'o(J °" w ~ Speoal NOllOe ol tfle Along ange County on June 16. THE PETITION reqvastt MIC.Arthur Court. Sult• 500. PRIOR TO. THE PUBLIC wlll be Mid on hly 27, 1919 .. of an 1nventoiy ana 11189 authofity to ldmlnftter the Newport BMctl, Calif. 92660 HEARING I 4$ r M ~ l loc-.d .. appraisal of estate assets F4224M esttte und., the Ina.pen-Signed. Kevin M Green 1. Pl.ANNING ACTION 700 C.-Dn¥C W•. 0t ol any pe•tlOf'I Of Publl$hed Orange Cout dent Admlnlstrttlon ol &-Published Orange Coast PA-89-58 FOR ANTHONY L 5i: ~c~ TO .... .ccount as l)fOVldtd tn Oalty Piiot June 30. July 7. tatn Act (Thia authOflty al-Delly Pilot June 30, July 7, PETERSON FOR A VARI-~ ot Ille .......... you MC'°n 1250 ol fie 14. 21. 1989 IOwl Iha personal r9')'eaan-14, 21. 11189 ANCE TO Al.I.OW A 5 "flPU' ea !tie "-MC Md Calllomia Probate COde A F·540 talfve to lake many ectlon1 F-542 SQUARE FOOT WAU SIGN .... 1°"' ot,ecUont or file R~esl lo< Soeclal NOia without obtaining court ap-DISPLAYING A HOME-OC-b:=~~lhe~~ '°'"" IS available from fl• proval BlfMe taking ~aln P\llllC NOTICE CUPATION BUSINESS °"'"IWICC _,. t. lft ,.,_or COUt1 cletk ---------aetlon1, hOwevlf. the per-t.OCATEO AT 11111 b,-~r~ AllDfneyforPetltlCNMr: "8.IC NOTICE son-' r~tatlve Is re-NOTICI SUNFLOWER AVENUE IN IF YOU ARE A CltEDrTOR CendlU L. Cempbell =--~;...;;.;.;;....;..-..... ...... ;.___ qulf90 to give notice to INYfTINQ lllOI AN R 1 z ONE ,EN . °' • _,_ aedllOt Cl( lht HMt&.Klng I Coldren No. *2M lnl.,..ted peflOnl un.... Sealed bids may be , .. v IR 0 NM ENT Al. DE . =~ ~ = ~ ~! ~~ .. ~~. ttOinc ..... 2 ... 0'4007 flCTr110U91U ..... they nave wllvect notice or c.lvect at the olfiee ol the TERMINATION EXEMPT. Q'P)' to tM ~ .. c;:'?-:-eoast .. 0..tu'p*'t Nl.m ITATl•NT contented to the propoted City Clerk 3300 Newport 2. Pt.ANNING ACTION ~'le ~"" IN -~·1 The following persons ere ectlon I The Independent Bou~atd 'p 0 BoJ1 1'TIS8. PA-89·85 FOR AMY ANO ClOlif'I ••~ lwr -"• r,._ July . 8. 14 t 1189 doing bullMll ... edmlnlllrltlon authority wllf N n , p or i .B ... ch c;.. t.EONARO MARION FOR A ~... 6"* -ot 1--------- nffany RMI E1t1te, 10113 b • granted unl•u an 112858-8915 untlf 11:00 am. VARIANCE TO At.I.OW A 8 9100 cr .. ""t.'14-t. = Pl&IC NOTICE Meridian Drive ll'H. Cypresa. Interested perton Ill" an on the t8th day of August FOOT HIGH WAI. TO BE C.O.. 11'c -for r\llna dAin!t K _.. CA 90630 objection to thlt petition and 111811, at which llme auc:h SETBACK 3 FEET TO 5 will IKll earn helm few -• Rlptlagen & Bulle<dlcll, thowl oood ceuM why the bldi lhall be opened and FEET (10 FEET AEOUIAEO), -"' .{:: ......... ollllC ACNfil!OUllT .. ~NTU tnc: .. Caftfornla corporation. court thould not gr1nt the read fOf FROM THE FRONT PROP· "°'~ MAY EXt\MDil'B Ille ..-.. ,_ 1093 Meridian Drive •H. authOflly. Tit.. of ~ot9ct CON· ERTY LINE. LOCATED AT rile kep by lhe-t\. llYCJll wt The followfng peraont ate Cypreu. CA 90630 A HEARING on Iha patl-STRUCT 58TH STREET 32118 CALIFORNIA STREET • pcrton ~ lin ----· doing butlnete ea: This bu1ln111 II con-UonwfffbehelOonAUGUST RESTF\QOM IN AN R1 ZONE. EN· ~"'"Yr• ... doe_. PERAY MARSHAi.i. ducted by:. COfPOf'Sllon 10. t1189 al 1.45 p M In Centrect No.: 2714 v IR ON M ENTA l. DE. ~ ~ecw:,· rJor s,rnai COMPANY. 5 CtlHlllrt The reglatrant com· Dept No 3 located at 700 fntlnHr't latlmate: TERMIN.ATION. EXEMPT ,..~_..,._:fo1a...: Court. Newport BMctt, CA menoed to transact bu• Civic C4nter Of"'9, Santa 1150.000 3 PLANNING ACTION .. _, or o1 -~ .J*I'-°' 92MO ,,... under the fk:tltloul Ana, CA 92701 Awoveo by the City PA-89-te FOR ERIC N ANO tc-.. ~ UI -The Cheahlr• Corn9eny, ~MM name or nemM IF YOU OBJECT lo the Council tNs 26th de ol JOJAMI B TYi.ER FR A l:UO °' .._. Cabl-• Pl'Obele CallfOf'nla corporation, 5 Nsted above on February 24, granting of Iha petition, you June, 19". y VARIANCE FROM SIDE ~ ~ ~ :::...~ Cheshire Court, Newpof't 111811 lhoUld either 9PPM1 et the WANDA l . MQOIO CltJ SETBACK REOUIAEMENTS .._ _ ~" av '°"' &Mdl. CA t2MO Gary Rlptlagen. PrMldenl hearing and llate your 00· Ca.ti , (5 FUT REOUIAEO: 3 FEET ....... , ,., ..... ....,,.. Thia butlneta •• eon- Thls stat_,t was Iliad jectlonl or Ille ""11111'1 ob!IC· ProepectM bidder• may PROPOSO), TO Alt.OW D .. ._ "· H..., duet9d by. a COfPOl•lton with the_county Clerk of Or· llonl with the court befO<e obtain one aat of b10 doc!>-THE CONSTRUCTION Of A JflOOW ·~ Pwtl..-aJ Th..• regl1trant com· ange County on June 27, the hNt1ng YOJJt llPC>Mf• mentsat noc:o9t at theomc:. POR TE COC H ERE 5411M JI• IMnCad to lrllOMCt butl-- 1989 ance may be In person orb~ of lhe ~blle Worka o.p.,,. t.OCATEO AT 252 EAST Stal l..ctl. CA...,.. ,.. under the fletillou• '4*17 your ettorney. men I, 3300 Newport 111TH STREET IHM AN At OnonHCout 0.il)' N.il t>ullneu name or nemet Publstled Orange CoM1 lfYOU AAEACRfOITOR ~ltd p 0 Bo• 1788 ZONE. ENVIRONMENTAi. 1,..r.a.14.t'>I'* llsted atMwe.5117/ff OaMy Piiot .M"J 7, 14, 2t, 28, or a conttngent credit« of Newpori Be.a ch CA DETERMINATION: EX· The ~ Company. 1118t the decUHCI, you rnutl lie 92658-1915. • EMPT A1an Bynder, Preeldent • 1'573• yourclelmwlttt thacoun and For fUl'Uler Information, 4. Pl.ANNINO ACTION P\mtJC ll)TIC( Thie 11etement ... "*' . rnell a copy lo the pertonel eej1 Kenneth L Perry. Pro-PA.-..7 FOR TIM t. VONS, With the County Olertl of Of· • ,.-eeen1alM IPC)Olnted by ject Maneoer at au...slJ 11. AUTHORIZED AGENT FO ~ 111199 County on July 5. ,... ---------the court wlltlln tour monlhl Pubffehld Orange CoM1 R E t. T I M 0 I A N D flCTmOUe ....... ~ "8.JC *>TICE from the cs.-. of flrat ts-Delly Pilot July 1 1• 1989 ORAZIAOIC MAL E8TATE um ITA,_.,. Publlshed Orange Coett _ __;...;;;;;=;...;.:;;;.;.;=--SUMCeoflettertMprovided ' • FM7 OEV£t.OPER9 FOA A QON.. Tl•~ pertons we Dtilly Pilot July 14, 21, 28, K .._ In aeetlon 1100 of the C• OOIONAt. USE PEAMIT TO ~ t1ue1n1u ea: AUQU91 4, tllaf ua. ... wuMQI ... COUWTY lornle Probate Code The __ .,. MftT1C[ HAVE SIX AACAOE MA· (a)9Ullt.H BALBOA '578 IUPllNCMt COURT time lor ftllnO c:lelma wlll not ..--"" CHINES IN A CONVE· Cl U I ( b ) 8 U 8 8 LES •-.,. 11i1MV'r 1'I Ctwto C.. 91(pite prlo< to lour monthl .,._ NIENCE S TORE l.OCAT!D BALBOA Ct.UB. t.TO., 111 1 __ ..--,__.....,.,_nu-....•-.-~..__ Dr..... from lhl date ol the hearing IT AT IM I fl T O, AT 1515 OISLER AVINUI, Palm StrMI, BalbOa. Calft. K .an ...... AM, notloed ebove. IH A C 1 ZONE. EV· tHt1 CA.11711 YOU MAY EXAMINE the ~WM. N IRONMENTAL OE · D o u 11 1 Scott flCTmOUe.,_U Petitio n er· J UDY fllelteptbytMcourt.ttyou =:.:=-=-: TEAMINATION·l!)(!MPT. Cevanau:n 2H Atta Vitia T~TWT MOLSON .. • l*90l'I lnl.,..ted In 5. PLANNIHO ACTION Wey, t..eouM Beect1 Cllllf ..._....,. '*90N are Aalpoildent: PETEA DAN tlle ....... ~ "'9Y Ille ...... "OTITIOU8 9U8tnla PA-ll·H FOA OMIY '"51 • ~IMIM9e ee: MOUK>H alle PETEA DANA the court I tonNI Aaqu.l I T MAim C 0 0 H A A N E "81pt1 Lero, KOIN'lllOM DtO 1148U::.,::."'! ITU. OL80N tor "*'91 Notloe Of lhe ftl· .....::,=::: .::.-: ,!'!' E.HTEA,,..IHS, INC. FOA A Dollar Court, Newport .,..;. "E" C-. Mele.~ C... No Dn11124 Ing of an lfMntory and IP-....-•• COHDtTIONM. UK Pl"'-9Mct1 Celt ~ ' ·--,,,....,_..,Of ........... ner"°'"ttle""'*9Nl>oP-MIT FOA A AINTAl. Tiii .. ~ 11 con-tHat .,.. 9-........ or Of any '*"'°" or eccount ~ ~-~ •USINH. INCCLUllNQ "'°'"by. 1 llmltM PtW1"'9f· ... ~""":' ~~ .......... _._ ..... • Pl'O'<llded In ~ 1290 --- -PMTY E~ AND lfllP ..._ ........... ·---· .. ~ ..... ,.. ..... CrM •lie,,__ =~•J1009rtle0t TRUCt<I. IN AN IXllTINQ TM re9l1trant corn· 8-dl.CAtat41 a of':'iC:O. ·-----· C.-INDIJ8T .. Al 8Ull01NG-lo._. --•t '*1 "" 1 • I0 7 l1 • ..._,.. ........... "°"' ..... 0..... LOCATID AT -WUT ,_ under the llctttloua ~ L,.ne, Hwl1lnfl0n ' 'J 7 .. _. *" n. l a..... '-'-tan. ITMIT le AN MG 11u111-. MIN or ,.,,_ 8-d\, CA tat4I ·---·-... A• Mi llr PA IR,_, .......... ...,,.ZONE. BIYt..aNMINTAL -...--,...., ... 1-... Tl'ile ~ 11 CMln- ..... .. .. ... 9 5 _PlllMI ....... -...... ~ . -----·-7-· ... ....,W,......,and .... -• ~ ... ~ ........... llerlt, -ln .. OowleYOf DETEAMINATION ... DI. Ceu• I.... ne rtelllr••U COftl·. .... ...... iliii 0..-. .... "°,.,. l!Mfl'T. "* ........... -.ct ....... to 1'9fWt ..... =if.,..,.._.. .... CA ....... L.9 t. M..,_andMdrwof I . PLANNING ACTON ---~a.ti of Or·._ undar .......... ..: .:: ... _, "RR a Orwe Cee11 .. ~ WllMr~: :,:.: :.-T"'OO:. Tt1: County on M1¥ t9-...._ ,_,. Of ,_ ~--· = .... .M, 1.( 11, It. U...L.~11112L.9 DmONM.--~TO ,_ .-..on NIA a-iiillitlii._.,.....r:-: . ,__ Dr .. IMta Ane, A&.LOW Tll.,ORAAY ~Of ... 0..-ftNNlft oemw.t, .._... ...... -... ,... ~o.wed L. ~ ITOMOI °' ~~,....June ts", IO, .Mf "*.....,.,.. .... I ...-.-.::r.r.: avw-. °'--Coeill ~=~~ 7,14. 1... -~ce.ni .. 0r- .... II ..... 1111 1 ... ~ "9t .-.. II. Ntf 1. ~UNI IOQITY OP· " M 11 ... County on >Mt 1. ,_ .. •• , •. ,,,._ flalNANWTING~ "'ti M Or ': ! ~~·-n_.1 le~..,,,.:. xmm w1•• Mq t'cCCIAl.AT ·~"= Dair Pilot Ntl 7.11. ... •• -:-~e:::,.. . .... ,.,_.Ill' tmt~IUOUONI.. ~·· 111f .... -~~.. INVllOmNTAL DI· •1 ,........ ...-;;.;;"""-." Tll•~-..r. 1• ... lii•t•--. ..... Oentor1tle . LIM ft Of 8 t A 0, ~ ..... aw..-= 0 , c llOllC£ CllOIJC[ .... ,._ .. 1'A,_.. ~ jlllrtlOt'll •• "'"' SA HAlfll 9TU-""--A-., :0..MllM.CA °""""'· 207 1 1 ~~ lat9ml, 10111 ,.. .... _ -iMea t9 ... I ---~·1ran1 oeftl· --... _ -·-"' .,. ,..... ..... f ~-~' 1r1ty an • or-J 011~1. ~. _, .._ ... . ~ ......... , ... • ~~ ..... .,..,:::::,,,,~-,.~~~~~~~ .... ~~~~~~~ .... ~~~~~~~.,..~~~....,,....~~..,.~~~~~~~..,.~-::-::'.'.".:"'.::::~-r~-:::'.~o...noe~~;.;:eo..~~·~o~A:l:L::::V P~IL;O;T;l~F-rl<l--•ry._J_uify~·'·~·c'•9~Mlii1lr" .. __ ~ PllllllC llOJIC( NII.IC llOllC[ NlllC NOllC[ PllllllC llOllC£ PllllllC lll)llC[ ·NILIC llOllC! l'illlJC llOTICI: PllllllC llOJIC( PllllllC llOTIC( I PllllllC llOJIC( ~.=' Tu i 14.134.M l"UeUC .. AflllHOIWlLL Hwfl""91M llMch Uft .. fl NOTICaOI' tlH'lAIORCOUllT 10Ca1eo•110151 vorwtown, unOet ...en T'·~~ OldtlOl'ltl9IWWOOf1GOr1• OlfC~~ ab0v•t1ai.a 1lmt' ..._ M.llllfllCNI COUlltT :t:cM..-0... ln1., .. 1 '4.828.41 .. Hl"LD IY ntl COITA Hltft ...... Dletrlcl, 1oa1 PUeLJC ... ftlMQ °'THI tTATI HunUngton 811cn C1U-:!cii;:, ~ 't:".ii won. .... Ir~ IOI'.,,. eoov. prOjtiet ' C:OUWTY"" _.. PtonM!IM l2,Metl MllA fllA-....0 C()M.. Yorllti•n Mutttln9to• NOTIC~ IS HEREBY Of' CAU'OflNIA tornl .. •I wnlcl'I llmti MIO r•.. I jtldt ~DI,.........,~, IMCMl:OO COUWTY OP OflAMGI Coti11 1729 00• ••pen-MtlllOM AT THI CITV -..Cf'I cA nM1 {7t4) Ot\lllN THAT THE Cl!y COUNTY Of OAAlfOI. bk11 ..,n IHI publlc:ly open.r ~ b'f '"'-""In 1"-1~· !1'141 pl«:4I kMnllti.d a~ INI.., tit CATMl-A •• IDOAll IAUL Totel S23.3M.ee HALL, 11 ,Alll OltlVI, .....-' Counc~ of tl'la City o• ,...,,.. "' ,. HllCTOfl lDUAllOO llltO !Md'°' .WllOri ol 11* ~IUICf 1'141~ ~ b9 OC*'9d _;CH ..... GOLD, ..... . • .... ..., Ttl911cenMWlll"l<lld10COITA llllA, CALI· NOTICI pct1S.~dld,Clf'IJu .... 26.MOflA,•--·•rllOIA 810No.69SREROOf'1001* diam ..... , .. .,,anc1 r....S llAouO el ............ ..... A GMDA, Ml lh9 l'llQ'*tt bldO.-Tr1ntlW 'OflNlA. AT e:J0 PM, 01t INVITlNG 9C>1 liet, plu 1 RetoiulJOn of ll.EfllA o.tlDA, 1'119 -'Mr, ltUILOINQ -FOUNTAIN D...0 upotl I ~ day 1 :=':tatlldom.ll'ICI pl~ '""JrtiM .. ......, .... ...... ,., c-...... °'Mid licarlM •• COnl~ Al IOON Al '°'Mll NOTICE 18 HEREBY lntanllon No &9-47 IO ..... fof' c~ of,,..,..., \IALLfY HIGH SCHOOi.. .tgl'll l'IOUr•. and"'."' r•i. Of £9"1'1 l:llddal' Midi 1Ubml1 -mM ............. \IOoOl'I .IPPfOv .. OI 11'141 'PPM· T'HllllllA"111 OM MON· 01'\lfN 1""1 11'141 Bowd of cal• t l!Ofm d•Mll ..-nwlll CAif NO.: A141Ut All Oldl 11• lo !Ml In te-hOMd~ and ~-wOttl wltfl ~ bk1 1 owtlf*' Of N--CAM-000..TOA•~ "" 1 b'f 11'141 Oep.,1"*11 of OA't', M.Y M, '911, M · Trust-of tl'lot Hunllnglon 11G11tY o..ctit141d u IOllOWI OMIEll TO IHOW eo<d1nc• w•ll'I t~ Bldt lhlll be It .... 1 ,.,,.... lnCI ca.,,..,·, ~ payab19 10 CfTATIDM f'Olt --.. Alcohollc S.V.1gt Conttol OAROINQ THI '0U0W• BHct1 UtUon High khool "rh91 potllon of Pll'Cel CAUSE fOR CHANGE ooc:..im.ti11 Wflicfi ate now Otle-flell ll'll DISTRICT or 1 bk1 bond ,_.00. P'ltOM CAUll POfl CMAJIOI In leeordMCe Wltl'I lhrl lllW, ..a AH\.ICATIOfll9. Otetrll;;t of Or~ Coun1v Map No 79.7().t In t1'141 City) Of' NAMI. Of\ m. 11\d '"'Y !Ml NC•"" A .,.V,.,..,..1 bond and~ In 11'19 1orm ... torll'I "' ,,..., •AMNTAl CU.TODY Of' Mm ruiet MIO r~1111on1 tdmln· If' AK't Of T .. •Ot..LOW· C•lllOfnl• w1n ,~ Mlltod of Nawoort Be~. Coun1y 01 !C.C,, 1211) 1n tl'la Procurement otlk• of pa.tormarw;e bOfld ~tN)n con1ract aowrnentt 1n am! -CONTIIOl (C.C.P.1m) ( ltl9'1td ti)' I 11 deo••ll'Mnl. I NO ACTION. A Ill: bid• up to but 11(11119' ll'llf\, Or~. State of CllllO<f'lll,1 WHEAEAS ROSA ELENA Mia dlatrlcl • .. equlf"!_!'lot 10,;-;: M MlO<Hll not .... ll'lln 5% ol c~ WHEREAS ROSA LENA T~ tuec41stful bu~, w!!Ntl CHAU.INOIO IN COUltT, 2 00 pm ' July 24 11189 1n 11 tnown on t mep nieo lo OJEOA tl'll mot he< of epptl-Eitel'! Old<* tn.U o. 1 tna ....,.,,ritet I tne ma,rJmum ll'l'IOUnl 01 D1C1 CO--AMIOM OJEOA, 1M ll'IOt.,.. of "'9411· 41 l'lout ot In. tall, •~clud-THI CHALLINOl MAY M oie Prociurem~1· Olflee. 80Qk Hi1. Pagn 17 ll'l•OUQl'I C.1'11 HECTOR EOUAAOO tic• n 1 • d cont r 1 c Io r In IM form Mt l011fl WI tl'l9 0 • o1,11rint .. !hit ll'll l>kl· AOOfl'TtOH AN tm c a nt IE DO AR S A UL Ing -'lend1 Ind l'lolldaya, l.IMITIO TO ONi.Y THOM Room 381, of Mid dlttnct 20, lnclutlv• of P1rGel M1,11. MORA. a m1oor uod., el9h1 -pur..,1n1 to 11'11 Bu11ne11 conlr~t docum•~tl 1 de• wOI tnte• inio tl'l•I THE PEOPLE OF THE GONZALEZ, I minor under Wiii M •~ulfltd lo ~ ltlU.S IOfllOM( "AINI loctl9CI II !02S1 YorlUOW'll, 111 11'1• Ofll<:I o1 tl'le County Mn (11!~ yeart ol tge, 1'111 1nd Prot•U1on1 Cod• •n !he Pur"'' lO Mellon 4S ! o P<OPOHd oontrllCt <! tl'le'STATE OF CALIFORNIA. elghl..., 1 111~Mr•01 ~. nero.."9ot1t ln1merow,1n AT THI PUallC HIMtlNO Huntington Beacl'I C•ll· RecorO.ol11!dCounty,de-hledtpeUllon wltl'ltl'le Clark etu sjtlee!lonot ttMIGo menlCOd•o !I'll Nml 11 ,.,.,dad 10 M.>Cl'I TO TF!UDVL'l'NWEl-LER. 1'111 fl..a I ~llllOn wlll'l lh.e llW'tul money ol 1111 Unllld OE9C'"81D lfll THiii NO· lol'nlt ti wl'lll;;li ume u1a Krlbad 11 IOUOWI Of 11'1•1 courl lor an O•det ROOFING C-31 Slltl Of C !lornli. !I'll eon-btda.. lntl'lot• ....... t ol!iilur 1 1Gr .. long Cllork of 11111 court tor ~ Sltlll or Am1•!c1. tn Ttcl OR IN WltlTTlfll COii· bldl .Mn bl publicly open.a Commeneing 1t 11'11 mo11 en1ng•ng 1pplk:anl'1 111me T,,.,e will o. 1 m1noatory lrKI .. 111 conllln P'OY~I to ..,,., Into MIO COfl!llCl, VOU AFIE "1EREBV .0-- 0rct.r Cl'llnglng applleanl' emGunt r9')f111nt1ng 11'141 lull "11, ON 0 •NC I 0 I • Ind read ror· norll'lefly c;or1>91' of Lot 13, rr?m HECTOFI EDUARDO toll walk to eomm1<1e<11 11 pe<rnl!Ung tn• ~II UI IUCl'I t«:utll"f WIN tie for · VINCI In.I ~OU .,. raquir.O nltM from -EOGAR SAUL NII prlc• ol 11'141 tleenM100 LIYlltl:O TO l* Pl.A,._ BIO NO. 8!M. HVAC SYS-TrllCI No 91711. 11 ttiown on M QR A to H EC T 0 Fl 10 00 1.m on Jul~ 1111'1 11 t>lddel 10 ... 01111ut1 A«:utl-, .. ,eel l1o IPP'lf in 1ne Supwlor GONZALEZ 10 EDQAR Within 30 dl yt or,.,. dltl NINQCOflllMtlSION AT,Olt TEM REPLACEMENT -• m1p ni.a In 8()()1( 412 EDUARDO OJEDA. io-oo •m 1i.1 1or .,,, mon ... W1Tl'll'l4old Tiii DISTRICT ··--!Court ol 11'11 S1111 ol c.11- SAUL OJEDA; .1. MCrow II ~.a. lppl~ tor PNO" TO, THI ll'UWC MARINA HIGH SCHOOL Pege1 I ll'l•OUQ!'I 11, lnelu.,,,.., If !S "1EREBY ORDERED Foul'ltlll '\ltll•y Ml(ll'I Dy 11*0.llrl(:! to..., ... r• iM<· tl'll rigl'll 10 •lteet any or wt•loroll tor ll'le County ol Sin IT IS HEREBY OAOEF!Eu tr1111t.i' ol 11'141 lk:anM lf'ld Ht'AlltNO. AH l>kll .,.. ro bl In K · ol M1itea1l1naout M1p1 11..0 Uut.t 111 !Mfl«ll lnl.,11.0 1n 5eNlOI (R~1ion11t 0.,..,_I. tormanc.a und .. !tie con·1 b!dl or to weiw any 1t ·IOtego, 11 ll'lot ~~of u11t 911 ~· lnl.,tlld In PIY lrattSler 1M9 IO !I'll 0.· 1 PLANNING ACTION i;oidtnce with t~ Bld1 in tl'le OfllcM ol Mid ~-tl'le tOOve en111l9CI min .. 17818 Suanard ~ount11n l<ICI r Llrll ... °" 1nform1U1-Dlpatt"-11 No 'F lha!IOI, ,,.. I OOV. Wllllled m111w P•rm1e111 of AICOl'IOllC PA-89-SI! FOR ANTHONV L Doeumanl• wl'lk:h ... now cordel, 11'1WIC• elong '""" •Poe•r balor111'111 Cou•t II V•lle)o CA 92701! Pl'lo,,.. Slg n•d I S / A E I 1~v tMd•orin ll>e tHOdll'>Q lloc•lld •t 32S s MeltOM ~ ri.!or• tl'Mt Court It eev.rage Con!rOI Buv .. 11 PETERSON FOR A VAF!I-on Iii. I nd mty DI teeured ... letty Dout\dlfY ol 1110 lot 2 00 p m • on Augult IS ~ 7 14) !Mi2·3JQ I ROWLEY r-60 biddet miy .,,ll'l<l•lwlOnw, Vltll, Ctl1torrn1 Of' 1 00 p.m .. on Au.gut! lS, 1op1y 1Metaowlee1 ANCE TO ALLOW AS lntl'laProeut'"*1t0ttlelof the tot1ow1ng de1c<1bed 191!1 1n ~1men1No Joi Eeel'I Old mull 1:onlo1m Oorector,Pror;..ir.......,1 ·.,.Vbldlortp<11<1od ol torty.1Septetnbet7. 1111!9 118•5 1 h . • b 0.. • "t j t •• d $11,&oo 00 , COii• DIS PLAYING A HOME-OC-Elc:h bldde< ltlall tHI • s 30• 34' SI!'' E 128 44 i:our1room II roo Civic <.Onlrt CI doeumenl$ H!Ql'I Scl>OOI 0;·~~'2 00 PM Ml 10< Ille ~pening ol OIOS ll'ler• lo lhOw CI UM. It '"Y t9&9 lo'I 1>19111man1 No. 3 ol MINIMUM OPENING BIO SQUARE FOOT WALL SIGN tald dl1trk:1 cour'" t l'I e 1bo v1 en 11 I led end !Ml •M.Qon11ve to th.ti Hunungton Bffcl'I UfOn "~• ( 4 Sf 01 1 after tl'le d11 1 1A M . 01 1n11 d•y 1"9n Ind courlrOOm 11 700 Clvle ll'lelk;en-m111 reoettm CUPAtlON BIJSINESS 1icen11d co ntr1ct or feet. Cent•• D<I~• WHI, S1n11 Eaeh b1dd., must ~bm!I 0penJuly2 A Payment Bona lfl.d 1 tou1'11ve """'Y CATHERINE Cant•r Drive Wffl. Santi ll'le lk::enM 11 •nv l!fTlfl prior LOC ATE 0 AT 1 1 I 9 purlulnl 10 ll'le Bu&l11es1 S i4• 02' 03" E •7 181eel, Ant, C11hlo•11111nd ll'lflf\ 111d ""111'1 l'los Old 1 1:asl'lll1 s Publtaflld OfjflQe C'::~ P&<!O<mi nc• Bond '1'llll !Ml CHAN IN OOLO. minor. An•. C•llfomll and !flan 111d lo 11'141 dll• ol "le by con· SUNFLOWER AVENUE lN ina Prolei1lon1 Cod• II\ the s 39• 00' 38'' E 88 87 leet tl'lere sriow cause, 111ny 1nev cheek °' e•!1h1d cl'lecR O•llv P+lot July · 1• ~SS9 rl'Qu".a P"°' 10 ••iteulion .nould 'IOI tie o.ci••ed lrM llllf• ll'IO¥r CIUM, II any lh9)o forming to tl'le 1equ1<ement1 AN R t z ON E EN · cl•••lllcat!on o( 10 10. True Point ol Begin-1'11ve, wl'ly tn11 oeuuon tor made p1y1011 to \hit ora&< ot • 01 tl'll cont reel ...a snet! oe lrom pMenlll euatoay ""' l'llYll, """'~ lhll ~!Ilion lo!' lo• re1n,1a1emen1 ol a v IRON M'E NT AL DE -WARM·AIR ·HEA JING, J"l rlg: tnencci N 39° 00' 36" el'l1nge ol nafTlfl $l'IOUIO not tl'le Hunt!ng1011 Beacl'I Union Im ll'll form .. , rortl'I 1 n 11'11 control tor 11>11 putpoM ol clltnge of n~ thould not llcenM pu1t.u1n1 to SecllO<lt TEFIMlfljA TION EXEMPT VENTILATING ANO AIR-w 35 00 IHI 10 !I'll True oe 0•1nted H!Ql'I Sct>oot O<s1r.e1 o• tl•a PUBLIC NOTtCl c;onl•aet doeumeoti pttcem...,, !or ldOl)l!on u oe grll'lted 24048 l Of 24048 3, Bl<ll-2 PLANNING ACTION CONOI TION!NG C-20 Paint ol Beginning rr LS FURTHEROROEREO tlQflQ ., 'l>e1 IQf11'1 Ill1ne con· Eatl'I t)o(SCler Sl'llll tie • l)flYMl tor In 1~ pell110n on If IS FURTHER OROEREO '"'91 Ind ProllMK>flt Code PA-&9·6S FOR AMY ~NO ''*• wlW tJ.1 t n'llfldllOf}I E..-c:epllng 11'1.,el•om ll'ltl tl'lll a capy ol 11'111 0<det lo l•ICI doeum1111a n I n C~(T:~ 11 c 1 n 1 ea c on I r 1 ct o• Ille flereln The pr-.e. ot !I'll! I copy ol 11111 OrO.. to P!.iOhll'>ed Ofll'IQI COit! LEONARD MARTO N FOF! A IOb wil~ lo eommence el porllO<l 1)1ng wttl'l1n tl'llt cer-Sl'low CeuM M publtll'led 1n •mount ol not lclu rritn t1v• PY•tot•ll to tl'll Bullf'llUlll'll minor en14G 11 raqu1red SllOW C-b9 pubttlhed In Oalty PLIQt July 11 12. 13, VARIANCE TO AL LOW A 6 1000, m on .luly 17, 19811 11111 11orm d<l!ll et.....,eot !l'lflOr&flO"Collt 011ly P1Lo1 petce<">t (5.,,_) of 11'11 sum t11d Bid ~~~~~IC~;-9'0 and P<OlllSIOnl Cade .rntj by 11ttut .. tnaOrlf'IQllCOltlO&NyP!lot. 14, 15. 16, 11, 1& 19. O'O, fOOT HIGH WALL TO BE 11 d.,.;r1bed 1n d1«11otl'leCny 1 newSQIPfl' ol ~·r•! IS t r;>u1ranlM 1ri•1 !I'll ll>O· tie loeen..O In 11'141 fOllOwl<'lgl Voull'el<IY•Mid tl'lll If 11'11 • newapaper of 9-" 191!9 SETBACt< J FEET TO s Milin• Higl'I Scl'IOOI \Ra-ol Newport Baael'I recorded ClfCUlllion l)Ut>l•t~ In o.. de• Wiii •n•e• •1110 11'1• lllldlCIPlng -Newport Cl•S11Tlc11oon1 A Cll or parent•.,. pi'_, If 11'141 CM'CullllOI'! publllhad In Or-T 731 FEET 110 FEET REQUIRED). eep11on1 11 Oeakl. 15671 June 8, 1989, 11 Doeument 1nge Counly. C11oto1111 1 p•OQO!lold Con11t 1:1 11 tl'le HltOO< >iS II, Bio Opening Cll 11 .... Ind pl1a1100v• lltled 1ng• Counly. C1Ulo•nl1 FROM THE FRONT PROP· SprlnQd,I•, Huntington No 19-29"42S ?Hlclll Re-once 1 -" ror lour !41 con-Sltne If ~wtrdlO 10 "'"' In Augull 1 l91!9 l t 00 AM QO\IEllNINO a OAllO 11'111"°9" will read ll'le pall-onee I WMll IOf four (4) con-EFITY LINE, LOCA TEO AT Beael'I, CA 976'1& Pt.one co<a,, ol M id Coun!y SIC\Jllve -ks p<1or lo tl'le tfll event ol failure lo en1e< Bid 02-to Con!ritet 03-~ C 1 rol r n a . I toe~ 11 ,111on and 11 rtoquattt1d m1y dtt• ol llld hflarlng. Pt8LIC NOTICE JN Al'I Flt ZONE EN-Eael'I bid mull conform tail•. reflJ!'enee 11 11ereoyl Dated M•y 24. 11189 curity Wl!I t>e tor !et!IO II, B•d OP"'111"9 Auou•t PuDlo!llled O.•noe Coul grtn1'no ol tl'llpat1tl0f! 1naH sec:utlYll ~I prior' 10 11'11 3291! CALIFORNIA STREET (714) 1!93·6571 for p1rt1cuttr1 1nd de-dlte o! said l'lfll"nO •nlo 1ucl'I con•rai:1 su<:l'I M • LlndtclP'"O -Ett•ncll H 7 PurchMlng Director 1 e~p1atn Ille et1ect ol 11'141 01ted: M1y 24, 11189 V ! A 0 NM E N l AL 0 E · IOd be responsive to 11'11 m1d1 to• m1p SflOwlng tl'le JAMEi A. JACKMAN, to,io D•dde< may ..-rlhd•&w l91!9, l I 00 AM 01111 Pilot July 14 11 1989 reQUHl.0 tM JU~ $1\aU JAMii A. JACKMAN, IUP(lllOfl COU"T TER MINATION EXEMPT contrllCI document1 111.em<11nl to oe 11t1•11do11ed JUDOE, I UP't:RIOll COUlllT ll•f ou:! !Or a P&•IOO ol rorty· Ptace OI Bia Receipt e•ptt111 t lly lerm o! alltogl· JUOCE, IUfll:lltoll COUllT Of THE STATE J PLANNING ACTION Eicl'I Didaer must 1uDml1 St1d map +I on Ille 1n !l'le l AW Of F IC ES 0 F l•ve (45J a3y' aner tl'le d111 Purcl'l1s,ng Oepir t ~nt Pt.el.IC NOTICE tion con111nao !he<.,n end I.A W 0 ff ICES 0 F OF CALIFOllNIA PA ·89-61! FOR EAIC N ANO .,111'1 l'lis Old 1 easl'lttr'a otllee of 1h<ll City C1&r1t o! tl'll MICHAEL G NUTTER. SV sel tor tl'le °"""11111g lh••eo• 2995-B Bellt Sit eel. 111 11'11 nllu•e ol 11'141 P•OCMd· MICHAEL G. NUT TER. BV COUNT't' OF O"ANOE JOJAMI 6 T'l'LEA FOR A Cl'ltcio or ee<litled c!'leck City o! N•wpor1 8elcil CAAL TON V PHILLIPS, JA fl'lfl Boara 01 Trus1ee1 ••· Mesa. CA 92626 K...,.. Ing, lllp<oeeGllfMtnd poM· CARLlON '\/, PHILLJPS, JR .. In 1e ROSIO ELENA VARIANCE FAOM SIDE madtpty1blelotl'l4l0<derof NOTICE IS FURTHER 888 Nortl'I M1111 St<MI. Suote M<Vel ll'le •>gl'lt ot rl )KI tnv Pltee Pll f'l/Ooeum<11ntt 9TATElll:.NT Of. 10111 coneieq~ IN! mtiy Sii! Nortl'I Mlln Slr .. t, Sult• GONZALEZ, ,. Minor, by SETBACK F!EOU1REMENTS tl'll Huntington Baeel'I Uolon GIVEN HERESY 11'111 ll'le C11y 801!, S11111 An•, CA 112701 and •J! b•Os or 10 w11ve tny to tie P>Cked up Smm. 11 A9ANDONMENT OF con11-tl'll m111er !Of ~ 909. Senti Anl, CA 92101 "01A l:LENA OJEDA, l'ler (S FEET REQUIRED. J FE£T Hig,, SC.l'IOOI Ol1t<lcl or Did Courie!! ol TM Clly ol 714) 687-9266 11•egulltf1hes or 1nrormlllhn '°f'r! • .,,u tie 1 525 OO Ull'Of' flCTITIOUI --· 11'111'1 30 dlyt t0< Iha (71 4) 681-8286 "'otftar, for Ch1ftg1 ol ~ROPOSEO), TO Al.LOW bol'IO 1s 1>11!1 lorll'l in tM <.On· port BelM:l'l l'IU 111 Mond1y, Publal'lad Ollfl.Qt Cols! in ...,1 t:Ma or 1n ll'le Otdd1"0 ......... NA• 1ppo1111meri1 ot eounMIOf to Publlsh9d 0!•1199 Coal! Nim•. THE CONSTRUCTION OF A tract documen11 ln 1n tl'le 241'1 d1y ol July , 1981, tt Daily P110I June 23. 30 July P"'"''"' to Intl provos+on1 non-relundlble CJ'llf'ge ror Tn• lotlowlng per1ont g ive 1:oun111 !Im• t o Diiiy Pl4ot JuM 23 30, .lu!y CAil NO~ A14'!127 P 0 Fl T E C 0 C H E R E amount ol not less tl'llll f!Vil t1'11 l'IOu1 of 7 JO P M 11 ll'le 7 14 19&9 or Section 1 773 ol !l'lfl Lloor Pltm and specr!1C•h0<tl 1°' l'llYI ltllf'ldOnad U'>I use ol p<~r• 1 14, 1989 OltOEll TD SHOW LOCATED Af 252 EAST p.-cent {S%1 ol ll'le sum bid llm •, 1nd 11'19 C(!ullCll 1"525 Code ol 11'1<11 Stt11 or Cal.., llCI' P'OJ.el Qo•wingi wt• ll'll F'oet•llOul 81.<l•l'&IS T1'141 c.o.wt ,....y IP9Qlfll F524 CAUSf FOii CHANGE 19rl-i STAEET IN AN R1 ts 1 guartntee !I'll! tne bid-Cl'ltm1H111 ol !l'le Cl!y Coul'· torn11 tne d1t1ne1 l'lat ob· ba ·~~lllble .lit ll'le •tlk· Ntme STA)( BURGER. 899 ~ to raor-t tne ----------Of NAME lONE ENV IAONMENTAL der w111 t nler Into 11'1• c•I or 11'1• C11y 01 N~t 81111u IC NOTICE 1a1fltld hom tl'll O<reetor o l 1"'~1<THF!OUGH A watlr.· w 191tl St , Cost• Mes1. "'"'°' wnetner Or noi tM rtBLIC NOTICE {C.C.•. 1277) OE TE Fl MIN"'-T 10"' E It· p<oposed Cont11tel II !I'll Beacl'I 11 Intl pl tee ror tile f"UUI.. !I'll Dep1r1menr ol 1nau"r111 ICf\llO Cillt 92627 mlf\Of 111oi. to 11ford eoun- WHEREAS F!OSA ELENA EMPT "me 11 aw1rd«:I IO l'llm Ill l'le111ng o! 111 pertoot Rel1t10 11s tl'le gaoertl ll'lrOU?!i olt1'112~111i" p;. TtMI Fielllio.JI Bu11net1 wt !I toy parent •ppaart. OJEOA tl'le mo!l'lll!f ot 1pp11. 4 PLANNING ACTION u .. •vent of !11lur1 10 enh1< lnteres!IO In or oD)ec1ioQ 10 Hunt1n.e1on a..c:h Union p•ev11hr>g r11e ol per doem uleo °' Juiyd · 98 1 9 ~ Name: r•lerr.O 10 itKlv• was 111<1 Is unabl9 to 11f0fd eoun- NOTICIE TO c 11 11 1 °ROSIO E LENA PA-89-67 FOR TIM LVONS. llllO ~cl'I cont/Kl. sue!i H · ll'le propoH<I v1ee11on, and tfleh School Dl1trlct, 10251 wage' 1na 1,,e g1ne<1I epecllv• tuo flf$ ~· 0 198 S· f119C1 In Orange COun1y on HI 1119 eour1 tl\IM ~I CotfTltACTOltl GONZALEZ a minor under AUT .. ORIZE O AGENf FOR curll~ will b11! !0<t11ned. tl'le '"d Ctty Counell It Intl Yorktowo, H\111Hn9loo prev11ll1ng rate !or l'!Olldlly : 1 :-B~~~s g ~e MMlll Ji nui<y 11!. 191! 1 FILE counMI 10 ••c><.-it ~ Nol~CVITINE !~ ·i:::REBY !ti{ll'l!een ! 181 ye;u s or 1ge EL TINGE ANO GRAZIADI NO bidder may w<tl'ldrtw same time ana_ p!1ce '."'II a..ch, ~· (71fi) '"9 ove<tlm_! :!'"Of~ m the Lo-C ·~~-A~~· "·ttlCJ NO.Ft Plfllll-Mh••"•o_;.__,IU_. .. __ _ f1119-liiect lt-pei•IJ.on wUI> 11'le A e. A·l H ·T A-f E--0 E -l'l!I bld"tonrpenoe1-m·tOl'1V· l'\e6Tlto6'&W<Jence OH&f&d b .... ..,,,,. Cll<ly In Wl'llCl'l t!'111 wo•lr. II !O A,-. I •• i B•d• HIU HUI Yiwo Ctiao. 97 12 IUCl'l •ept-lltlon 19 know-IVEN thi ( il'ii BOitd-of Clark ol tl'lll court !Qr 1n VELOPERS FOR A CON-llvt (4S) a1ys 1fter ll'le date 1ny person 1n1•e1ted In Ille NOTICI! IHI perl0<med tor eecl'I cr1t1 S~~·l2117 f>. ";~I~ !•om B1v M11<1ow. Hvnlll'IQIOll 1ngly 1110 1n111!fg1 nlly Ttul lMS of! ... fountetn Vi l-O.der ChlflQl"O appHe1nt'1 OIT IONA L USE PERMIT TO Ml ror tl'll QPanlng tl'lerl'Of pr0p<>sed v1c111on l'lere· IHVITINO 8109 or type of work•• llfled.O ro wt no not !lend• Belcft, Cll1I 91646 .. 11-..0 ley SehOO! Olstrk:t of 0rlfl09 n1me r•om ROSIO ELENA HAVE SIX ARCADE MA· Tl'la,Bo1ra o! TrustMs ••-torore O.scr•o.d NOTIC E IS HEAEBV e.tecu1e !he contracl TheM eontr~~o~s l'I 1 ng Tl'ltl buMflell w•s eon-11 you-to_. tfle ld- Gount1. CaH!Olol• w!ll re· GONZALEZ 10 F!O SIO CH1NES ltl A CONVE· ~H!l'llngl'l1 ot retecl 1ny Wlllldt E. llag9lo GIVEN tl'ltl !I'll Bolf'd OI r11es 11• on Ille at Intl d11-ll'l•I 0;1d;~ HE~EB V dueled oy 111 ond1\lklull vk:1 o! 1n 11tomey In 11'111 l:elv• Did• UP to and Iner-ElENA OJEOA NIENCE STORE LOCATED 1na •II llldt Of IO w•lve any Cl11 Clark T• ... s!MS ol 11'11 Hunllfl{lton lflel otlk:e ll!d l:Ol)lftl m•y N l'I b Tl'lll 1t1tement -hied mll19'. ~ $1\0Uid c)o IO tng 2:00 p hA July 11 · I &II 'If tS tiEREBY ORDERED AT 1S 1S GISLER AVENUE lffe(lUll,,llH or 111lormt!lnes Clt1 ol Newport -..Ch 811!1el'I Union High Scl'IOOI be obt11ned ~ •eQuetl A G= ~ ~t~flC~ :'(;,: Wltl'I tn. County ClllOI ?>f Or· p<omplly 10 tl'lll '/OA.11" p!M6- 1t IN Di1lrk:I BullneSI OI· irotl •II perii.oni Int., II Id ,,. IN A C 1 ZONE EN · in tny bl(f or 1n the Otd~lfl{I Putll<ll'lad Ortnge COISI O.s!riel of Or1nge COunt~. eapy o1 ll'leH r1tet ll'lllt ba I\ COl.>'l CA ll09 D 11"9' County on Junei, 16, Ing, If ,,,..,. mtiy M llllcJ on lice 177IO Oak Strfft the above 1t11hlled m•lle< '\I IR 0 NM ENT AL OE · Pur..,tn1 to 1ne prOV1,IO<l1 0111ly Pilot July 14, 19 1!189 Caht0<n11 w!ll r~e Malld posted 11 11'1& tob '1111 "IO' ty, 1 ' lie""" I y 191!9 lirr.. Fountlln Velley, Ci l!lornlt IPPll< oeiore !Ii•• Court 11 TERMINAT ION EXEMPT ol Sec11on 1773 o r tM LIOO< FWS81 btdl up 10, but no llf tn1n 11 Sl'ltH tlemtfl.dllory upon 8° ll'lrOUQl'I ~ 1 Gf ~ ~ Pub!IWlea 0<1noe Coll! OATEO JUN O'O 19811 At 11'111 !Ima, dlll aOO 2 00 pm . 011 August !S. 5 PLANNING AC1 10N COO. ol tntl Sttle of C111-Serio t Happy Ad toll!'I t 2 00 pm July 2 . 191!9 In !I'll cont•IK:\0< 10 ..nom tM Ol~d, n;;..•n•T." :,1-;~eiw 0111"1 P1101 Juf'll 23 30. July SEAL plle9, D«IJ W'IM M puotlcly 19&91nDept•tmen!No Jot PA ·&9·6& FOR GARY lornt1, ll'le dillfOC:l 1'115 Ob-tnendou!ol!l'l•OOQ-dly 111• Procuremeot Ollie•. eont1aci IS 1w-1•aeo. tlld IS ,~!.1~tl11er 1t11nl1'117,1 4, 1989 f -51!1 lt09l.ltT D. ZUMWALT, opet\'1(1 Ind •UO aloud tor the aoo~fl e n11 11ea C O C "1 R A N E 1i1ned from 1111 Ofrector 01 doldrum• Room 361, ol uoo aostr.el upon any 1ut1eo111r11:1or uo C'-'rtl, •1 MafJ CMbJ, Bid No 1!9.()3 '°'. "TELE-courtroom et 700 C•vic ENTERPRISES. INC FOR A 1111 Oll!p1rtmen1 or l11dustr111t DIGllC NOTIC[ PllllllC NOTICE Deputy Coe 1 VISION CABLING' s'' •n· Cen•e< Or•v• West S1nt11 CONOITJONAL USE PER· Re111 1ons lf'•e {l l neral PlllLIC NOTIC[ MLIC NOTICE Ml.IC NOTICE rUUI.. Pvbl•ll'll<I O.enge ; diett9CI Ill tl'le Bid pac;ifl. An• Ctllt0<n1tandth1t<•e"d MIT FOR A RENTAL BUSI· piev1rl11\g rate ot per diem D.tlly PllOl Ju""' 30, Jul) , c1tlon1 111.,~ st\Qw ci ... MI. 1f 1111v they NESS, INCLUOING PAR TY w•Qes snd 11'11 ge11er111 PUBL I C ."OT IC E 11, 21. 19111 FS48 Bid dooumetllS 1na IP9CI· l'lave, wily this pe1111on !or EQUIPMENT ANO TRUCt<S. P•••11hng rt!I ID< noliday .~ ric1tlon1 Ire on hie It tl'le ChlflO' ol ntm• ll'IOUld not IN AN EXISTI NG INOUS· 1na overtime wor k In lhe IO- Dllltlel O!llefl Purcl'l1'1ng tJ.I gflhllO TRIAL BUILDING LOCA TEO C•llly 111 w!'llCl'I !l'l!t wa<~ 11 10 O•PI• lmenl ioctteo 11 If IS FURTHER ORDERED A f 91!5 WE ST tl!TH STREET llfl P11lormed for eael'I cralt 11210011<Streei.;';"'2n 1 :• 11 tl'ltticopy otll'l1i Ora .. 101N AN MG ZONE EN· ortypeofwor~erf'lll!eded•o ) 19 198 9 the C l'' Cou ncil • ...,. Vllle)o.C•.171 4 18 4 - 4 Sl'lowC.u51t11publtSl'lf!d lflVI RO NMENTAL Of · ••eculetl'll eonl•ICI ll'lffl ~.,, \l't • ] .... h••f••by ~l\'f--'t\ that o n 'u n~· • • I J fltCTITIOUll.,... •• Eltf1Dk:tmut10.1«om-,tMIO••noeC01110t1ly P•10• TERMINAT10NEXEMPT r111111r10f't11e1ttnedls-,,1 lh•· ('ii\' , 1 {'ii!-.t ,'I \it~s:.i, CJ!t f o rnia, :.id o ptPd th ... 19 89-90 N...:aTATl:•MT panMld by C..-11flad Cllec:ll °' 1 n-spaper-ol gen••ll 8 PLANNING ACTION ttlcl oHice l nC COPlflt may · PllllllC NOllC! B1dd•1'• Bond aqu•I !nclrC<lt•tlonpublisnedinO<-PA-19-69 FOR PETER s be ob11on«1 onr1Q1;est A l\udi:!,•'I 'A'hi i·h 1 11 \u(i •·cl appr opr1at i r1n~ o f Fede r al R l?'vPnuP Sha r 1ng ~:=;::;r-11• amounl to let'% Ol ll'll tot.i .,.,. Counly. Calllornl1 ROOOERS FOR A' CON· capyot ll'leMI ,,,.,, s1'11l1 be I a r cl 1 "" the Budae-t is SAMMIS F!OCl<AWAY llTIOUfllb!d,lll ASSOCIATES. II,. Cell- oor>d tOg\llflfll .. ll'l<llblcl· MeUtiWlweeklp<IO•lotheAL LO W TE MPORARY llSl'lt!l b9 m1nd1toryupon .1\~ll !al1lt • fi1 r 1n-.,1)•·c·ti o n IJ"t 'A'(•t•n thP h ou r s {)j R:OO a.m . and '°'""oar-• per1,.,.,9hlp, 0..'1 eomp!lane. wlll'I !he d•l• or ,.;a 1'1411r1ng STORAGE OF DECEASED ll'le contr1etor lo wl'lom tl'le QG r If I I 77 f i r 17922 Fl1cl'I A--. SUi!• 1ttm1olthfl l>kl.1ndanlll ~ oitedM•y24,191!9 PERSONS tNO EMBALM·conu1e11111w1rd10,and :i :{)U p,rTI,, \1r1fldr1\ thrO UR"h Frtd ~t \' H<)Om 1 , 1 1ty !I ' ;l 100 , 11 • ..,.in.,CAt 2 7 1 4 mad<& PIYlble IO TM Sel'IOOI JAMl!I A. JACKMAN, ING OR CREMATION). OF A upon tnY subconlftctor j Nft Engtlfld MulUll ut. O<Strk:I. JUOGl,SUll'f"IOllCOURT NEPTUNE SOCIETY OF· under suet\ co111r1clo• lo J)r· l \ ,. , r11:--I :1 ,\\{'·"''' {':i 11 O rn l <t · ll'ISU•ll'ICI Company, 1 Pur ... enl 10 S«:llon 4 S9'0 LAW O f FICES 0 F FICE IN AN E>OSTING COM-pty 1101 less 1'1tn ll'IE' Miid MUNChti9'tlt c;orooritloli, o• 11'141 G&r .. nmant Cod• o l MICHAEL G NUTTER, BY M f Fl c, A L a IJ IL 0 ING spec!!leO rites to 111 W-O<kltiS d f ..01 Boyteton SlrMt, Boll on, 1111S111e o1C11110fnll ,11'141CAALTONVPHILLIPS,JR .LOC ATEOAT 758 WESlemplO)'edby th...,ln tl'l<lll~· 11,,, • ..,,.n!··d IJ ;>J i1\~ 1.-.. a sumn1a1·y corp;1 !'l '-Ol1 fJ t th .. 11do ptl· U S(·~ 0 MA 02117 contr1c1 wilt eori111n .., •• _,,M&'AS!rMt.Suttt 19THSTRET INA C1 Z0 NE -·11on o11t1e contrec1 T1'111 f rt I • I y·c,·11· \9 u9-90 !~UdtrPl : ., ____ M-"-·-y ''''-,,,. •-_, OE-· ''•·<l••l".•I l!o•\"'lli" S l1,1 r1n r• un .., 1 0 1 11 r 1..,r·a o ,.. _,...,. .,,, .. ......,..,, p<OY'ltk)nl petm .. ., 11)8, Slnll An1, CA 112701 ENVtAO NMENTAl ·pet Olem .. a~ •llet 11re ,-,_,,_ AMOaet•,•Cllitornll,_.. IUCC llttul b ldd1r 10 !714)861·8286 TERMINAT ION EXEMPT DIM<! uoon 1 wor1t dll~ or ...-alptft,...,.,, l7922Aac:tl subslftlll• MC:Ufl!les IOf enr Pubtl"*' Or•nge Coall 1 PLANNING ACTION et;l'll l'lou•• llld I ... Ille'°' 1989-90 Avenua. Sult• 100, ln1l'll. rnon.yl wtthlleld ti)' IM Oii-Deify Pffol June 23 30 .July PA-17·2 12 FOR' FAIRVIEW l'IOlkl1y and o~ .. 11me "'°'~ H 1~ \ '.n u' ,\ J J CA 12714 t1'ci M) an... p«tormance 1 14 1989 MANAGEMENl COMPANY, '"'" oe •t lea'I !....., afl.d Sh ,I r I n I{ 0 the l' pr 0 po~(' d Thll ~ .. c:- under' tl'ltl cont:~ ' ' F528 AUTHORIZED AGENT FOR on.1'1111 8 d duc:ted by 1 oar-.i ""1· Tri. bMf(I OI Trut1..., THE STATE OF CALI· A p1ymen• bond Ind. ~l<tjl~f :-;, J'\"I•"' (".Il l ~ll J°) P!'tl l)(•:-.• cl 1Jrc>1)(}Sf>d ·u g c~t ~ ,_.... It'll rlgtu lo rlfllel FORNIA FOA A RENEWAL pertormtnc• Dond Sl'llll IHI -I Tl'I• r•glilranl com-M)' ll'ld all bids en1 to weiw PUBLIC NOTICE Of A OEVELOPMENTPLAN •equl•ect P<lor toe•ecution l1i-ri! t•<'! 111 11 11 ! P1•r -.,l~n· ,i nc menoeci 10 lfenaac:• bull-any1r~llyl!Nr .. n Tl'le TO CONSTRUC T 22011he contr1e11ndsl'leUbe l'l'<l lJr •r't \,' $~7 .H:l:i ,,120 $27.~;i!">,'120 ,,_ uoO.. 11'11 fk;l!tlous rlgtol 11 MO •-"9d by ll'lol SUl"lllttOfil COUllT SINGLE FAMILY HOMES 111 tl'll IO<m Ml Torti'! lo ll'le butH'>MI neme or rtlmfll BolfClotTtultf ... IOMllc'I Of'T1'411TATEOf AS AN INTERMEOIATE con l<IC1 ao1:1.1 ments ('llfl1111l l l11 1 \ lft•;1 l!lt ,llltl !itled a.DOW on Ml~ ·11, Item• Ind/Of tfltlliCft wtNel'I C~CMtNIA CARE FACIUT'I'. LOCATED Puntuent 10 sec11on 4S9'0 ot I· '' \ I ''< , '' '"', ,1 t $ it) ;-1 , () fJ f) 7 , 8 ("7 , ·11 5 7 , f l fl. 2 , '1 l :"! t189 In tflelr epffllon wtl1 Met fCM' THI COUNTY AT 2 5 0 1 '°'ARB 0 R the Gover11me:111 COO. of 11'1<11 2 ~ · 'i -New Engllnd Mul1,11I Lile """"lh9 -11 ol !hi Oi... OP Df'ANOI BOULf:VARO IN A POR·HD Stall or C1mo.-n11, tl'le eon-·1· t f 1 ~l , ;t!);t, l:i3!°1 I :1, ~.i • b. :> lni u••nci Company, a lfk:I. In N ~ ~ llONALD ZONE ENVIRONMEN TAL 111e1 .,,It co11t11n P'OVttlonS l',l ll~p• >I" :i l (>I\ MuNehu11111 corpor1llOll. Pr9Velllng · ... rat .. wtll IUOl*HALltO't',Adoptlftg OE f ERM I NA T IO N petm•tt"l{I !I'll aoc:Cfflful ! •'l 'U l't • ,11\(J (·,imnll ltl 1 I\ B ~RMI &t1te Ad· Appl), ~ of !hi w:r. P-1 PAE:'\l!OUS E!R-1023 6 bldd., !O tutltUtut1 !lfl(;Un-7 , /'i 1 !J , ( !">5 7 . 8 1 9 , 7 ~5 ..,IO<'I, lnC , 1 MA (:(ll'p., 111 •1l•lf•onl;i.1ttMdl· CA91NOA041121 PLANN ING ACTtO Nt1115ror111ymorneswit!'ll'li!lld ~•'!'\ 1 1 '1 '~ ) <:. "}Q J0 ,158 9 10 lllllmgrandlldvlsortlw'a-lriel ~lltl'loll~ld· CfTAn0..AHO PA·P-Ct2A FOR BROOt<E t1y1ne O.srr1c11o en1t.1•eP.--(,,.11,,1•,1 \ lit•\·•·1·11111+·11! .Stl f1Jll ll ](, l .JH. ~ un10 auty eull>om90 8y d•.... 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Sult• MATlON OJI THI A90Vl LlfllUOr Llc:i•n•• No . 114 TUll!ln CAll2880 APPLI CATION•.t_TILI· 47•1•7'02; County WI Whleh Pi..bll.....d Or•l'IOI COUI PMON1: 714-UM UIJll CALL 11...a: Ot•ne• Cou;!I; D6ll)' PllOt June 23, ~.~AT TMI °"of..~~ 11::.: UoWI•: On· 7. t•. 1919 f527 ~ 11 fAllt ~ ... lqto-~ ... COITA iillSA , CALI• ......by IN., ... 8owd of. '---------i-.. I• I lkln 10 ttCOYW -.., Publilhld Orlll'IQlll C:0..1 .._..,....,. Md""9tP.., Too11r«1 10~? tootlrld Oaly Piiot .Juiy 14, •Nt. ._.. Md ...it• ~ 1octrtwot?Toollr'9dlo"'°""'? fN7 ewte11 bf CelfonW OOunty w .. 1r~·,.no1H10tlt'9cl to :;:.,:. ...., wltftln lite ..ad, .,ou'ra l'OI tOO ttr9d to . o1 IM a.i-Md "q>CI ~ U..Tllk!Af,IO~ r ' OFFICIAL PUBLIC NOTICE CITY OF COSTA MESA GENERAL PLAN REVIEW PROGRAM GP-89-2 DRAFT EIR NO. 1043 The City of Costa Mesa has completed a Draft Environmental Impact Report (El R) for ttie General Plan Review Program wh•Ch 1s a comprehens•ve update of the General Plan fo r t he City of Costa Mesa and adJacent unincorporated areas within the City's Sphere of Influence. The purpose of the General Plan is to provide the goals. pohc1es and obJect"-es that gude the long-range physical development of the community The Draft EIR IS now available for pubhc review. All written comments received by August 14 19B9 will be responded to 1n the Final EIR Please direct all comments to 'the City at the address shown below Copies of the Draft EIR and General Plan may be purchased a t the Cit y o f Costa Mesa and are available for review at the following locations. City of Costa Mesa Development Services Dept. 77 Fair Drive Costa Mesa, CA. 92626 - U.C Irvine General Ubrary Gollermient Pubilcations Irvine, CA. 92713 • • Mesa Verde L ibrary ' 2969 Mesa Verde Drive East Cost a Mesa, CA. 92626 Costa Mesa libraf)', 1855'Piirll Avenue Costa Mesa, CA. 92627 • OFFICIAL PUBLIC NOTICE • • •lO OrMge Cout DAILY PILOT/ Friday, July 14, 1989 S&t bail out stymied in proceduf-al limbo WASHINGTON (AP) - A House-Senate conference trying lo craft a savings and loan bailout bill deadlocked in procedural limbo Thursday afier Senate negotiators proposed a comprehensive com- promise. Sen. Donald W. Riegle Jr .. D- Mich., the leader of the five-member • Senate team, suprised many House members by delivering an outline of the Senate proposal and asking them to consider it overnight. But the huge, 94-member House delegation has been unable to re- spond because its leader. Rep. Henry 8. Gonzalez.. D-Texas. bas divided the delegation into platoons of between 20 and 30 members, each with junsd1ction over part of the bill. House delegate voted to put the Senate offer aside and proceeded to try to tackle the massive S&L bill issue by issue as senators sat, rolling their eyes. The House side then made a proposal on capital standards, but the Senate refused to consider it. raisinf the prospect· of a long night of futtle offers and rejections. RieJ!e. explaining that each pos- ition 1n the Senate offer was "cross· connected" with the others. said the Senate could not proceed as the House wished anc.l could onl)' re- spond LO a package counter offer from the House. "I don't think we're commun1rnt- inJ here," Sen. John Hc1nL. R-Pa . said. Rep. Jim Leach. R -I0\\3, ,._,,d Riegle had made a "bold. 1m- aginat1ve oiler designed to '>t'lll' tht• leadership of the confi:rcnn· .. Meanwhile, sen. Jat..e (iarn. R- Utat), released a letter \\rtttt·n from Hungary b) President Bu'h "ho expressed strong support for thl· administration's plan to l t't.'p -.;._\.L rescue spending out of the budget deficit~ It's the first time Bush ha) ad- dressed the issue persona II). allhoug~ hi.s Trcasul) scnctai:, Nicholas F. Brad\. has threatened to recommend a vc"to 1f Con~l'l'ss fail' to adopt the admin1strn11on plan Bush did not raise the threat of a veto in the letter. The conference committee. which held its first substanu vc session on Tuesday. 1s trying to resolve dif- ferences between the Senate bill passed in April and the House bill passed in June. Both sides. noting that savings and loans are losing at least SI 0 millioo a day, say urgent action is needed and are aiming to send a compromise to the White House for President Bush's signature befor(' Congress leaves on ns "ugul>t 'a- cation. Among the kc) clements ot tht• Senate offer are: acceptance of the FSt1c-~ro-auc ion off failed S&L leftovers HOUSTON (AP) -Remnants of the free-wheeling good old days of boom-time savings and loans - when money was cheap. oil flowed freely and developers carved up the oil patch -go on the auction block this weekend as federal regulators bejin to unload some 20.000 items seized from failed thnfts. Bids will be taken on everything from 30 cars and trucks. including a 195 7 Bentley. to bank safes. of lice furniture. countless calculators and typewriters. computl"r term111al\. paintings. sculptures. Japanese vases. a Persian rug and hand- carved ivory elephant tu'lks. There'll even the kitchen sink -at lcac;t t\\O of them. The Federal Saving\ and l oan Insurance Corp. 1s hoping the four- day auction. which begin~ aturda). (Please see AUCTION/ B 11 J Politics thwart Bush's capital gains tax cut 8y JOHN CUNNIFF /1111...._~ NEW YORK (AP)-While Presi- dent Bush still supports a cut in the capital pins tu rate, the chances of it occurrina this year have dimmed. larae~Y because it 1ot caught up m pofillc:s. Opposition to a cut, which would have made it financially less costly to sell stocks that have risen in value, was larg~!Y based on fears amona elected officials that the pub- lic would view a cut as a gift to the rich. Lost amid the concern were such arsuments that a cut might actually raise federal revenue . helping · to lower the deficit; that 1t might be fairer, and that it mtg.ht. encourage business formations and the creation · of jobs. True or false. the "gjfi to the rich" brand, promoted by opponents of a cut, is a brand that could harass an elected official for the rest of his or her political days, which could be brief if voten took it to heart. True, it might help the rich. but uue aJso is the assertion that it miaht help the les~than-rich, as Professor Lawrence Lindsey of Harvard University mdicated in tes- timoney before the House Ways and Means Committee. Suppose, he said, that 20 years aao you manqed to buy one unit of the Dow Jones indutlrial averqe, which at the time was 1tlJin1 for about S900. A small investment, to be sun, but one that p-ew to a hip of Sl,700 in 1917. You would hive an Sl,800capit.al pan, wbich mjpt ~m ao be 1 COlllplimeat IO ~ ,,_ .. lienct end your 8bility to witltttand the riM of Yio&ent market ups and 4lowM. Tben ~·llm'e the WI: It.ale ......... ~ oneochinl. C)aite a ....., '*' Wit ilD"I even ... toulll . JIWt. Ewn ~ to ...... i • •'ntioll ihat an fl? z:' ... ,. tMt is simply f' K ldftlllla ii blld ....... .... '9 ...... cmdallt 1bal IO 1Jr ......... 11~1 ..... The fact of the matll'r 1\ }OU would have come oul a loser -not a gainer -for your nsk-taking and patience. Economist Ltndse) points out that for you to ha\C merel)' broken even }OU would have had to sell at $3.000, not S2. 700. That. of course. would have been impossible. since th e Do~ Jones industrial average· has never 1n its history reached that le' el. ha ving plunged right afier reaching 2,700 points. It is now around 2.500 pomts. Drowned out b} the gtfi-to-thc- rich contentio n 1s the assertion that a cut would raise federal re' enuc b) billions of dollars a )'Car The thesis is backed b) various studies. but most convmcingl)' by history. since a capital gains tax reducuon m 1979 was followed by a sharp 1ncrea~ in revenue. Not everyone agrttS that a cut would increase revenues year after year. Some cnucs sa) the impact might be felt mainly 1n the first year or two, when investors with long- term gajns would bt enticed into cashin& in their assets. And, in fact. Joseph Minank of the Urban lnstitutc araucs. "the his- tory of the last decade 1<1 not favorable lo the claims of revenue raising through capital gains tax cuts." But. while Conarcss and academics araued about the numbers. the thesis was never shot down. i.t., proven without any doubt to be incorrect. Instead, the lure of extra billions of doUan in revenues. even by a Conpas dnperakly searchina for waya 10 cloee the budttt sap. Just wasn·i strona enoqh to withstand the political damqe of a &if\ lO the ridl. In theory1 anyway. 1 ?.P•tal pans LU f!lilht AllO lad to hiah« ~I reven~ in an entu-cly different way, by spuni"t 1nveston and en· ~ •nto formina new bus•· ..-.. lut. walnl C.,..ftl bat I Cba• al llean. IUCt. a cut 1s not dnt.iMd ............. ~. House's plan to require S&L owners to risk $3 in real, tan~ible capital for every SI 00 in lending by Jan. 1. 1995: adoption of the Senate and Bu h administration plan to keep &L rescue spending out of the budget deficit; a compromise on 1unk bond ownership by S&Ls. hm1tinJ S&Ls to a junk bond portfolio equal to 6 percent of their assets or twice the amount of their capital; acceptance, with modi- ficauon. of House provisions requir- ing the &L industry-owned Federal Home Loan Banks to subsidize housing for poor people and forcmg bank.s and &Ls to disclose their record of serving poor and minority people, and adoption of a Senate clause guaranteeing Federal Home Loan Bank Board Chairman M. Danny Wall the right to sen e the t\l.O years remaining in his term. The offer also retains Wall's authont) over state-chartered S&Ls. Tht: House had wanted to transfer that authont) to the Fedcral Deposit Insurance Corp. Garn said Brady said the Senate offer "sounded good" to the admin- istration, but wanted more time for rtv1ew before endorsing it. In a 61/~hour session Tuesday. le$1slators agreed to raise civil and criminal fines for bank and S&L fraud to a maximum of SI million a day and the mu.1mum Jail term to fi ve years. Mag melt~own An unldenttfled Mag Instrument employ•• shovels s°'"e of nearly ZS0.000 .. copycat"' ftalhl'9hb Into • furnace at an Ontario scrap-metal faclltty Wednesday. The fla1hllghts, worth about Sl mllllon, were destroyed as part of an ongoing effort to protect the company's proprietary rights and orlglnal designs from piracy. \ ll 1-. H I ( . \ '\ D H I . \ ll Don't take planning for granted Experts offer several guidelines to launching successful business By JOY ANTHONY O•lfy 1'1101 Cott••poncl•n• ..The best laid plans of m1(·c anc.l men go oft av.I)," said the poet Robert Bu rn\ Yet most entrepreneurs wntc business plans for a 'Cl)' good reason: The}\ i: got a hot idea an<l the} need to l'\pla1n 11 on paper in order to attralt in'cstment fund . Ho" will thl..'\ <lo 11" Here arc ~' eral guidelines Starl It right -"The most im- portant thing is lhc up front o ne-or two-page summal) ... sa\s Grego!) Gruzdo" 1ch. the marl..1.'tlng director for P)'>.1s Corp .. a h1otcch compan)' 1hat got ns start in Orange Count} .. You ha'c to catch (investo~') at- tention vel) qu1ckl). If you can't describe your business in a page or two pages at tht' most. }Ou've got some problems. And 1f )ou're fully in terms of what )Ou'l'l' doing. an investor 1s going to be even funier." Gru1dowich should know. He wrote the business plan for Pyxis. a San Diego firm that recently won funding from an investor group. The compan) wtll make "mcd1- c1ne boxes" that work like auto- mated teller machines. "only instead of dispensing money we dispense medication." he said. The maJor selling poant ts the reducuon of a hospital's time and security costs. Typically, a nurse must do a mountain of paperwork before she can ~ive narcotics to patients. In add1t1on. "she'd be aoinJ to a locked narcotics cabinet. finding the key and rifling through a vancty of boxes containing different narcotics,'' Gruzdowich said. With an automated med1cme box. she enters her 1.0 . and presto: out come the dru15. What's more important. the machine keeps a record. Do fHr m1rketia1 researd - Pyxis Corp. spent a couple hundred thousand dollars to find out whether hospitals would use this product. Part of the money was spent on extensive surveys.. The company paid a marketina research firm to conduct one-on-one and group inttt· views. pay1nf. key interviewees an "honorarium • of UO to a couple hundred dollars. Gruzdowich annbutes tht plan's sucuu in raisjna mone)' to the work that went into the marUtiaa re- tearch. Most othtt bulinett ·Diam fail in that rtprd, accordi!ll f'red PolkJl. I 1enior ma.,., at Deloine Halkins .t. SCll1' ac:couatial Ud COlll1lhinl office 1n COltl Mela. 1tie lftlfbl. ina raarcb that .. dte ia buli· :. "::•• ...... Al'!"!~ n ftnri'1 WOlll CW I IF» ii 'illlllltY lMWMU ··- Describe your management tum In great detail -More than any- thinis else. potential 1nvc'itors will be looking for the cxpcnencc of your key people. If a com pan) that makes smoke detectors. for e'ample. has no detection cxpcn. the whole plan \\-ill go up in smoke. Find out about government reg1- lallon1 -In one plan. a man said he wanted to sell moveable parking structures. "It sounded great." Poska remarked But the man had to get approval from the Cit). That's when he discovered how man~ regulations are invohcd. Whal sounded easy-- stacking I 0 cars on a flatbed truck- -proved 1mposs1ble from a gov- ernmental standpoint. Tell pQte.Ual Investors lllow yo1 plu to 1et a sit.are or the market - People often assume a 10 or 20 percent share of the market, but "they don't tell you how they're going to get 1t." Poska said. He once examined the business plan of a company that was going to do plastic injection molding. Plastics arc used 1n many products;. a_nd the owners had a new method tor mold- mg them. Unfortunately. they "didn't have any contacts with people who actually use plastics in their products," Poska said. Even with a hot idea. the hope of captur- ing five percent of the market was doomed. Sltow tbt yoer prod~t 11 ulq11e -tf the plan doesn't demonstrate that, an outsider' first question will be: "What's unique about u?" ~eep die fat~. baby -While Dic:k Groendal was working on four versions of a busine s plan. he kept one thing in mmd: a 9-year-old friend with diabetes. If the business plan 1s successful in ra1sint money-and Groendal ex- pects it will be-millions of J>CO{>le ma)' one day throw away their 10- suhn equipment and lead normal lives. "Persistence and determination is one of the things that eventually pays off'." he said. "You hear that over and over qain, but believe me it's true. We. could have aivcn up 1everal times. but we haven't. And I think that's •oina to -in and of itself-make 1t successful." Af\cr ei&bt yean or work with Or. Arthur CJ.ariet of UC1. Groendal his recently formed 1 four.man pan- nenhip IO develop the t«hnolOIY that is expected IO lead to t~ cure. lut it " still very huth·hulh. "We don°t hive tbc pannenbip paptrs flnaliied and none ol the inveiton have tilMd on the 4oued line," he uplained. The ~of the business ....... -CDll' .. ow l*\Der· -.60Uf ............... it ..., .... ,.....,'- Accoununt Pred ~oac. 1tre11e1 netid for llNWllet ,....,ell. available to proceed," Grocndal said. Basically. the cure will mean tniosplan_tina healthy human islet cells into areas of the human body with ~efecttve cells. Meanwhile. GroendaJ. who works at Hewlett Packard in Irvine. has been actina as "businc s consultant and chttrleader." ..The need is tremendous," he said. Diabttcs "1s the third leading kilkr in the U.S.. naht bthmd (bean) disease and cancer" "In f'lct, one of the thinas that acts us so upset is that AIDs has aoncn so much pubhcty and so many re- search dollars," wh1k the number of people devu~ by diabetes is far .,ater . The first step toward the cure was a IUCCnlfu1 1stet 1111nspl1nt 1n rats lild mace, ptrformed by Charlts. Previously diabetic rodenu are now 1Mdi111 normal li•es. The next step 1s human ooinas. An historic transplant of human islets into humans 1s expected to occur at the end of this year or the beginning of f)eXt year at the newly completed Irvine Medical Center. Groendal said. "It will be a tremendous evtnt." Perhaps Charles Dickens best summed up how business owner$ fctl when they drift a succeuful plan: "We nevtr know how hip we arc ult we arc called to rise. And then. if we are true to plan our statures touch the skies.'' A..neu an.. • • ':n':'l HI • ....., • .,,,., ... ................. ,. ...., .. ··~,.... ., ......... , fte ,,..,. ......... ,_,,..,. ,... 7 ,.. .. .,., ... .....,.. ~1· die Dz"1 ,.,,., a e -.w• r.o. -'"'· cw. .. ..., ""'· ....... ..- . were fort to rights 1 • ! f inas. An tn islets occur at eginnlna !mplctt"d irOt"ndal event" ns be$1 owners 1ccnsful hif,h WC ;t.t. And ilan our • Or•nge Coast DAILY PILOT /Frlday, JWy 14, 1989 81 l 'talian ·firm denies trying to corner soybean market '1 JtM UTKE ,._ ......... Wrilff : CHICAGO -A 11an1 halian a•n· ~ultural company denied anempt1ng JO comer the soybean market and said 1 Chica10 Board of T radc order •Jo liquidate big soybeln fu tures pos- jlions ··underminc:"s the reliability" of its contracts. 1 Soybean futures priccs nosedi\•ed ~ednesday on the heels of the un- usual order fro m the commodi1y exc hange. Thal order was widely f,ee n as aimina to blunt an anempt lO comer the market, 1n ""'hich one r>any buys enough of a commodity Jo control i1s price and drive it high«. Soybean futures rebounded mod- erately .in early trading today. ;.t.nalysts said ~he bu)·ing .,.,,as a n:ac- tion to a 1overnrnen1 report rcleastd late Wednesday that 1nd1catcd spring' soybean plantings "ere bl-lo" expectations. EJ1.chingc s_P?kesman Ra) mond Carmichael said the Board of Trade order was issued l:itc Tucsda\ 10 correct a wide d1spant) bct"'·~·cri the numbtr of contrac1s outs1and1ng iand the actual supply of soybeans 1vailable. • The Chicago Sun-Times, quo1ina un1den1ified analysis and trading soura:s. reponed 1hat the order was targeted •t Ferruz71 SpA, Western Euro~·s leading gratn trader and one of the world's largcs1 soybean processors. In a statement rl'leased Wednes- day in Milan. Italy, Ferru.1:1 said 11s "accumulation of beans was under· taken so that the group could assure the uninterrupted operation of 11.s processing plants ... :ind to sau sfy export commitnu:nts, pan1cularly to the So viet Un ion." Ferruzz1 said 1t had been ac- cumulating soybeans openly in com- pliance with exchange rules because: last year's drought could have caused a shonage. It did not say ho"' much it had bought. The stateml'lll also ~1d the r.~· change's action "'oukl ··undermine· 1hc reliab1ln ) of 1he contrac1<io" of 1hc Board of Trade, In M1nncso1a. 1he stale agncultun: comm1ss1onrr on WedneMla) asked the FBI to 1nvcs11g:i1c whether an) Board of T rade officials benefited from the emergenc} o rder. Commissioner Jim Nichols s.11d ;i drop 1n soybean prices would bcnefi1 those holding "short" pos1t1ons. or o bl iptions to sell soybeans. "It is possible that some of the members of the board of d1rec1ors who made this order held shor1 poslltons and benefited greatly from this order," Nichols ~id 1n a 1ettrr to FBI d1rec1or W1llian1 Se\>sion:i>. Soybeans are used for products ranging from tofu and cooking c11l to cosmetics and animal feed. Fu1urc\ arc binding con1raC'1s to bu) or sell a ~t amount of a 1;ommnd1I) at :in agreed-upon price at a later date Activit y 1n the Board of Trade·\ soybean pH, 1hc "''orld's largest fo1 that commodity, wa., heav~ at thl· ~1nn1ng and end l)f Wl·dnc'ithty's session as traders tneO to sort run1or from fact. one trader said !ht• \:\k· ul ' m1lhon to 4 million bu\hl·ls h) :i; large brokerage nl·ar th{' l'IO\I.' 01 trad1n& helixd W)bi:ans for Jul} delivery, the contract afTcct~d b} 1hc exchangc's llqu1dat1on ord{'r. l'IO\l' 3911z cents down on the da' :\t S6.86'h a bushel. a dt·thnl· of s 4 percent. The Sun.Time!. quoted un1dcn· uficd sources as saying the e~C'liange order stemmed 1n part lrom coin· plaints b) Archer Danu:I~ Midland Co .. the Decatur, Ill ·ba~:d agnbus1. ncss giant Spokc<;man l>1ck Burket ..aid thl· company had nu con1men1 Wedncs· day · A trading \Ource who 1ns1stc-d ()0 anonrmuy t<1ld I he :\s<io()(.1ated Press the s11ua11un bc:gan a'> :a halllc between :\rchl'r Dan1L'ls and Ft·r· ru1r.1 "The~ 'tarted hulling ht·ad, fru cxpon businc<ios.'· hc-\.11d , '"but Fer· ru111 "as \mart 1:nuugh to tU\l'f 1lsclf b) gt"tt1ng '>upplic\ !ron1 1ht· C3Sh market and the futures n1:1r~ct "Al)M rel1l·d aln10'1 en11rt·I~ on the futures markl'! V. hl·n "uppht''-' got 11gh1. AD~·! had 10 go to thl' ca~h market to sat1\I\ l'\l'lorl d··in .• nds and the ughtcr th~ ~uppl~. tlil· h1K.h1·r the pren11un1 !ht·' po11d " The ( ommod1t\ I uturL"' I tJd1n1: Comm1ss1un. 1.1.hith r~·gul.ill"' lht• futurl'S 1ndu\!r~ '>31d in \\ ;t\h1ng1on that 11 liad h..'L'n mun1tonng lhl· o,o~bean m<1rl.e1 for '>.l'\t·r:al n111nth' but l! "'ould not Ln1nn1cnt 1Jn "'lit·tht•r 11 Y.a' 1n\l"'>li~a1in11 aucn1p1 10 cornt"r the n1arl.l·\ ~tock market posts eighth straight gain • NEW YORK (r\P) -Stock pnce~ posted their eight straight gain Thursday as traders wanCd hopeful· ly for ne...,, signs of a slowing econ- omy . The Dow Jones a\erage of JO industnals. which C'\o-.cd Wednesda) at a new high since the 1987 crash, rose anothrr 5.64 10 :!.SJM .J:! -That ell.tendcd•lic a'-cragc'\""" JOI'" 'so far this month to 98.26 points. leaving i1 about 184 points sh) of the record closing high of 1. 111.41 11 reached on Aug. 25, 19~7 . Advancing 1ssut"\ outnumOCrL·d declines b)' about 6 to 5 1n na· ftH.\T '\SE DID NEW VOR K (AP) Jul 13 ... ~. '" u o n"''1de trading of New York Stock Exchange-listed <;tocks. wi th 79ii up. 6 71 down and 526 unchanged. Volume on tli e noor of the Big Board came to ISJ.80 million <;hares, down from 160.55 n1ilhon 1n the previous ~ss1on. Nat1on"'·1dt, consolidated ''olun1l' in N ''SE·h~ted issues, 1nclud1ng trad(·s 1n thos<.· .J!Q!'.ks Qn ri:g1t;lnal excliangcs and 1n the ovcr-1he-countrr market. 101alcd 18J.97 n11ll1on \hares. Analysis said traders "'crL· lool..1ng ahead op11m1st1call} to several econ· omic report<; due from 1hc govern· ment on Fnday. including month!} ftH.\T \'Ht:'\. DID NEW VORK CAP) Jul. 1J "rev . AClv~nceo Thur"nr 14' Ad~anted TI'""ff r ~i Deel nN "' m Oectl!'!ed ll "I ¥nch,nottc1 lil1 nth !'!Oe<I ir 0111 fi'uls 1 ¥0111,?'ue' 'lJ ,l New l'\11h1 "' 12S N1w h Ohl New lows 16 1} N1w IOWI 10 " • • ''St: l ,E ·\DERS NEW YORK (AP) -Final Dow Jones ' l....,''1' f1)r Jtlursdlv. K 5 ·~ fl!l1~1tf:'1Jmt1~l:ll ~'ii' Ifill ll!il 111:1 !lat Ii;-~) ~ "' . . i5.7 ,7 ·~· .. 1" J ,421, ~l 1111. 2J,49S,~ > rMji&l1£1QtlClb r. NEW TOM I~~! -990' -·-"* .. -,..,...,.... '"°---,,. .. C-• --.. C....,. • S1 1440 I pound US _.,,.,,.,... c:-. 1 03.o «in!• -_,,, """ c-opal .-· .... ~-..,...,-·"""""' -• IO -I pound, _ _, "f1ll • II.I ........ W-~II Of--1b) --, $6 1fO ~ & H .. ...., jO'liy cl.WV ~I ..... • l&.115 -,,,,., or NYC-• -',_.Ill ,ri::.,_, . UIO.C04300 00 -11 Ill ~ -..... " """"-·M1100.M t1901<'1'!'0I N .. (-•.;!l A~IEX l .E ·\Dt:RS NEW YORK (AP) -S.111, • P.m. Tnursd•v price and n11 cnanoe of the 10 "'°" ac1lvl American Stock Excn•t'191 lssuet, lr•d no n•1l11111llY 11 more 1h1n Sl N..-nt Y Liit C~ fAT Incl 2, 1 1•,1.· + ,: ~~lys~ ij' I~ ~:bvS=. : 'jt: t :.~ ~IRli :, I = :'! 11'!9.LlbB 1'1 •• •,v.!!me, ' • ~i---~ "-'!· ---TexasAlrCP I • 1S'.li -''i \ \SDAQ Sl'9'9.\Rl NEW YORK (AP)-""°'' 1cllv1 o..-.r·lt>I· counl.,. stocks 1u1111lled DY NASO, Usl or AF ·~ .. , .. " ;:: Ml l'.f.:r'" ~ " 116lor. ~~' 1h M< w M~. el' • , ... IS " '" GOl.D PR1c·t:s ~ ... -'• -t2'iJ -" -.,. -" _., t " '• I •• statistics on 1ndustri:al produt llon and the produecr priCl' ntJl'). of finished i oods. The figures are c;:(pctted tu provide furtlier confinnation thnt economic gro"''lh is sh)"'1ng. ft1llilJ. tng a pnmaT} goal of lhl' /·cdcral Rcsrrve'\ credu poht) lnvcs1or\ "ere l!kel} tu g1'e C\· pcc1all) clo">t'" 'i(·rulln) to the reran on producer Pnccs which. 1f 11 h'cs up to its ad\ancc b1ll1ng. "'ill sho"' a slackening of 1nnaunnar' prl'\''.>· urcs. t:.sttmate<; on \\'all ~1ree1 l'all lor the indel to be up about 0.J pcrct•n1 for June. compared 10 a tJ.'I lll.'rcen1 j ump the montli hcforL· As had happened on \\'L·dnL·sda ). the market cncountcrt·d \or11c n11ld selling 1n the firs1 half uflhl· "'-.'\\Ion, but then resun1cd Its ad1:lnlt' 1n aOernoon trad1li~. Honeywell . w1dcl~ d1scu<,sed of \YSE lPS &: DOft\S NEW VORK CAP) -Thi following llsl 'NI""' The New Vork Stock E11change ,rock1 1n11 w1rra nl1 !ha t have 90ne up lhe mo,r 1n11 Cl-Own the moil belt!d 1111 oercent ol cn 1 n.51e for Thur111 1 y, No HC:ur lh11 tr1llln11 DelOw 12 or 1000 1 n 1 1e 1 a r e l t1CIUll1!CI NII 1n11 11ercen1age cna n!Jl!:I ere !he difference Oll•ffn !he _prevl«rs Clolll'IO rf,.I\' 1n11 Tnur1d11y'1 5·30 om price Name L11t CM Pct. 1 V11tr0fl J\t + 1 UP lt.I ! g;sffllfree 10'1• + 1~ UP ll.I OOOll"Co )Vt + -1-"o UP l 6 4 !Exp ~ + UP 1 5 S Al.ldJoV id 4\to + '1 UP lj .I ' R1dlc1w1 ~ + '1 UP 1 J Callle Cke + l '..,11 UP I 9 I f HOt"oPet t 1_ Uo 1·• Tesorf:P 11f + -. UP ! 1 HOfllVWetl M + 61'1 U11 . 11 i~~Avm lA ~ + ~ ~~ 1· 1 f1111k1 16~ t l'to UP .l 14 SMlbvWllt 1111.o "e Uo .0 5 1r111r1IJhn 711. 'fii UP .• 1 P1111nCp 314 + •1, Uo 7.1 I ~Ms 1..,. 9"-' + "I Ull 1.1 amisr!r :!:i,;, ,.,. u 11 6.• ·•• '!'•U11 6.7 ~RC 11'111 "" '!) UP 6.l ubolaLtd 1 34 10'" U11 6. SI 1•ln<l I 16.l.{o l Ull 6. F1 rCom 6'1) .. Uo 6, I • Sef'vMerch i 2l"t + P • Ull 6 l S'ToKllCP .,.,, + '• Uo 6.1 DOWNS . -~·-!1 1X~·r11r11 8r04dlncpt • 1nt11Rs •ell llf I t.ornNMto Cl"lyr1111 ln!MCO I vlPubSvcNM fvaireSy• l r111scn nc I "'¥" 1 Ill\ IOI' 1 •::: II CV Pi 11 ~' f, .. l r~I"' 1 nHudGat llf ~I "'~:,':" I llORK ,1.~,.. 11 .25111 ~"' ,, A M• I "'"''~ MllelCO , L11t CM ,,., _ 6 . ..,_ '" )111'1 -2'11 '"' -'• 17\li -,.,. l ~-'" -'• ..... -'• l,, _ .. ..... -~ .. .,.,, -. !l: = ~ I -> 15-'t -\;. 10'1) -\.'lo 21 I 'l" -.. ,,. -I/, ~-,,.. S\fio -''• " .. Ii.' -v. ~ -.. .. -.. Pct . , .. 91 " " .. t~ " " ,. ~a ,, • • • • • • • • • l .• late as a possible tal.co,l·r l:l nd1d.11e Jumped 6'h 10 86 (Jthrr ga1nt·rs :unong the hluc ch1f'\ rncluded Ett,tm:1n l\o<!al.. up 1 1~ at 48'•. Wall IJ1~nl·~. Up .. :ll 99'•. Union C.'arb1dl' up '• at~~. and (jcneral \1010r\. up 1• at .J~ G\f \hare\ got a hot.1\t fr11n1 ht·tk'I· than·t'Xpc"Clt'd don1csll l lJf ,,,It·' 1or rarl) July. \\'cs11nghousc Eleetnc ru\.l· 1 1n 651• fhc compan) rl'PQrl l'd \.l"tond· quanL·r earnings of SJ 56 a ~hart. up from SI 47 3 \h:JrL· 111 lhl· com- parable ix·nod 1:1~1 ~('Jr Shav. lndu\trtl's p1cl.l·d up 1 to 16 ''" a!\o on higher quarter!' proiits. Sun Elcctnc tumbled f.. 10 ·lii1• The conipan'. "'h1cli h:id f)l:en sol· 1c1t1ng takc1J,.:r h11! ... 'au.I 1t' had al!ractcd n•1 \u11;1blr ofTt•r\ and ex· pt.·l'IS to rtn1a1n inck·J}l.·ndl·nt. OTf lPS A\D DOft\S "NEW YORK !AP\ -Tl'le IQllQwl11g Usr lhoW\ !tie Over-!he-Counter ilocki anCI w•rr•n!' 1tiar nave IJO'le u11 lt•e moll all(j ~""" !he mo'! 1)111.a on oercent ol cnange for Tnuriday . No \Kurltl•1 1raC1lng below 11 or 1000 '"'''' 1 •1 lnc l uCl l!d Net enCI ii.rcenta"' cha~' ar• 1ne dltfM1nc1 Oflwftn tne or•"IOV' clo1i11g price 1ne1 Tnursoav'1 l•1t or ti.Cl or\ce u•s Name U\t CM Pct. 1 ~11gyV1niur 17,. t l .li. UP 271 elrldNllOll I... + 7 Uo 2 ! uHAPC>ld l'') + 11'. UP H 4 M.lori.o l • + ' UP 2 s P11flonF 1 f 3 Ull 11' ' Fr1vmlllr 6 ' l UP 11 2 M!niMur un 5 1,, Uo 116 I C1f\Clel•L1r 1 -t I UP 16 7 ~nimld!rlC 2~ t '-UP 16 1 JO pe,fr~I 2•1S·l6 U11 161 I I ,T Tlf!Cm !'• "'-Uo 15.I 'l M.lol11!ury 1 ll..o uo 1 S.6 I ~l•medL1 1 l.4 + 9-, Uo 1SS • tua r1H111 211.lo + 2l.lo U11 14 5 lS 1111llGold 69·16 +!)·16 UP 1•.1 ,, tch!'!llVI ll"' -t l '"J Ull 1•0 l &TTetun 1-+ ~ UP lj.2 ~ Frel'lklnC11rr ..,, + 1''9 Uo 1 .2 N•twCICeH wt 6 '> -+-l..o U11 lj .O flvl91n 2\l;> t 2''1 U11 1 0 reni(Ild 4'1\1 ·t U11 12 9 e•ullVro' 9 t Uo 12 S JovrnyE'ld U" 2 • t • U11 lj S Leo·,1nd 1•'• t ,..,, u11 1 3 C!ncJM!cr 6.._ -f 11 ·16 UP 12 1 OOWNS N•me L•il Cho 1 810011'1 Wf l -'• ! Crown8 rn(ll '> Mecn111lcTKn 4l• -i4o • NuWesr 9.i... -I .., I Adteclnc !" -'° P~eJ.ttrMom l.. -~'"r.'" " -I u11111Fdl ,- etlLumt>f" '·• -JO VlctorCreat • ., -., II SoM11A:Kn 2 S·16 -• 'j ~~ncFoochvc 1 "'-1 ""OrngMe11r 2"--l• I IVGM19 9-, -I 15 W.tlM\11111 l" -"' lj MEI Minn '> -'• l 1mrK1l1K 1"-- ri ll a~::::, 12~ ~ •• Pfpf11nllnv! >... -, SOfepnGn "° -la 5 Zvc1d :i.. -'• ' Pd. !88 jlj ''·1 II. l! 1f:I " " " .. " " " " ii :~ G A 1radQf buys~ many soybean luh"'es conuac:ts as possible k> ~ cont1ot ot • $oQNfieanc pei~ ot the total ~ A lutUfes cont.-~ tS an aqeement 10 buy °" sell a slated amount <>' a commo<My by a given dale E) lnSleaCI ot s.ellong the con11 ac1s wtien they a•e Ove, tt-.e lladef takfiS de4•very and SIOfeS them 0 When the s upply runo:. low IOI olhef tradefs setl•f'WJ cor•t•act£. 1hey 3/e lOfc.&d 10 pa>' the ptoee !.el by lh4i C.&l!;On con110ll.og lhe ma,011ty ot !he commOOly I 0 W~• the nunlt)ef ot conl•acts <)elove16CJ lo one 1•~ ~IS 100 horJ'l, it.e C t'loC.aol)O Boa1a OI Traoe c.ain 1a1<e <oC.11(;11 10 pie-vanl a commoo.ty t1om beong COI00f00 The Boa•d can Oroer vadec:. 10 i.m.1 the amount at me eomtT'IC>dity that caro be stOled by one lrade<. lhefet>y lOfCong the ma,oiory ~ 10 llQuodale hos supply a1 •easC>0'\3ble ptoees AUCTION From B 10 wd! ra1<,t· some SSIM ! l)l~J Pn11..l•..:ds "'ill go halk to the l"lll 111 hl•P..'~ of pu11 1ng :a dent in tl11· ~U\\'rn· menr~ lO~t o f b:ul1ng uu1 dcfunc1 "3\1ng\ and \nan<;. :i ~u't C\\lma1cd la!>t \car alone at ~-VJ hill1on · "l'h1s !\ a :r.1gn of the old tnnl·s and once the cleanup 1~ l·ompleti: . hopeful!~ 1.1.c won't <;(.'e 11'11s again.'" John Pace, FSLJ( nianagL-r of re· ce1vcr\li1p acft\11~. sa1J ThurM!a~ "'hde ~ur'c~ing a v.arelious{' crammt"d "Ith the 1ll'1n~ up fnr bid The aucuon J\ the !ir~1 of luur 1hc agenc) •'> planning On \l.;'t'dne~~.~1h1: F\1.IC !Mild 1t had r«c1\·~ SI 'b1lhon fron1 asset sales tast \C:lr about \>i~S milhon from !.ale•: of non-r'cal i:~1;11c a\!.t'l'i Through \la~ tht J&l'nl~. "'h1 ch insure\ ihnft dcpo\L\\ of up to ~1 00.000. had liqu1dah·d an ad· ditional \JO'ol mdl1nn in a\\l·ts and hope~ to rL-cc1,e S5 Q h1ll1on 1n income o'er the nc-.1 fi,c )Car'i. Bargain liuntcrs 1h1'> "ttk.cnd 1.1.111 get to pick fn.>n1 tlie c<irca\W~ of 34 S&Ls -J~ from Te:o.as and 1"'0 from Oklahoma -1h at "'crt· placed 1n recc1,crsh1p la'>I )Car. l·a~ual\1('S of the cncrg) and rcal L·staie collapse carhcr in 1lie decade "What )OU ">t'"C arc iht• ~igns of success that turned out to be the products of failure." ..aid auctioneer ~1ark. Thomas Among the item\ arc four large wooden elephant\ -t1.1.o about 5 feet tall and 11.1.0 \hghtl) smaller - that 1.1.•ere 1n an .\u!>Hn """' 1ngs as- soc1a11on o ffi ce. "The) arc more or le\~ an odd LI}." Pace said. "\\'e'\e liad some people from the Republican Pa11~ call and hopeful[\ the' 'II be 1ntcres1ed. What )OU "'-"t" ·here· 1~ not I) p1cal of what ""'C found but Just the. o pulence of a touple.'" The tliou!>ands of items represent the break.do"''" of basic management 1n the failed tlinfts. <ioa 1d Bob Gass of tht" FSLIC's Dallas office. "]! JUSt tome'> down to textbook management." he ~id . "The guy 1n charge JUSI wasn't as good as he should ha\C been or maylx .he wasn't even there. Ifs like an}1h1ng else. "There were pockets were they "''t"re less tlian hontst. But in most ca~s 11 "'as JUSt a case "'he.re man- agt>-llH.'nt ¥>as.n't-a5-good as. it shoui<>-- 1\avt" bttn." Offic1als c'pect sevtral thousand people 10 take pan 1n the b1dd1ng. In the first couple of hou~ Thur<;day that the warehouse was open for public 1nspecuon. at least 300 peoplt" had signed up "V.'c're t~1ng 10 outfit 3fl office," Bnan Steege. who ""orks fQr a Hou~ ton oil and ga.!< company. said as he .¥,!Spected an execullve desk set. ·w c·re huning. So we're looking for a barga!n." "!'\:( bough! office cqu1p·mcnt at auct1o ni. before and come out good and bad." added Ed Gonnan. a wholesale insurance broker. "When you bu) 1t al S cents to the d ollar, vou can afford to come out bad onct in a while. \\1e've finished our whole office this way:· Sharon Jones. who works for a Hous1on estate manageme nt com- pan). 'A'as less tha.n impressed. "Ninety percent of 1his is junk., .. she said. "'Obsolete' 1s a kind word.- BUSl~E.~S HHlt:l·S From TM Oatty P/101 w ire s~rvkes Smaller FM stations get a break WASHISG'f'ON -Tlic Fcdc.-ral Conimun1c..a11ons Commission. on Thursda) apfHO\ cd new rule' ihnt "''111 allo..., 1 hou~nds of FM Stallons St"rv1ng ~m:1;ll con1n1un1l1l'S to duuhll' 1hc1r signal s1rengths and rcaeh larier aud1cnc<'' . Thl' comn11\\1on. in a l-IJ vote. <;;ud SO-{:allcd c ·ia.s<; A FM s1.111o ns could boost 1hc1r DO"''l'r lron1 thl" prc\C"nt l1 m1t of J.000. watts up to 6,000 watts. The l"O mm1,\lon ,aid the. 1ncre::i~d power 1.1.·111 allow th~ stations 10 pro\ u}l· htuer :.c.·r' ice to thc1r listener!. w11hou1 causing 1n1erfercnce problems v.11h otlier ~talion~, , Tlie. comm1s~1on al\C1 re' 11,{'d 1he dtstanecs b) which Class A stations must OC M"paratcd from n1hrr station~ 1n ordt"r to limit 1nterfcrentt. Tlie curren1 scparat11)n 1~ ahout r,S miles (I OS k1lomrters), while the new Sl'parat1on .,..HI Ix" ahou1 7 l mile~ ( 115 k1lometen). c:ffec11ve Oc1. 2. Lockheed 2nd-quarter earnings off CALAR.\"i·\"i -I ockhct•d Corp Thuf"\da) reported ~nd~uaner earnings of 5-7 m1ll1on. Cir S 1 .!O per ~hare, on saln ofS2.4 b1lhon, off fr~m tlie S 102 million and SI 70 a ~hare on revcnut"'> ofS2.5 b1lhon for the pcnod a year ago . For 1ht< fir"t \1\ n1nnth' of 1118~. earn1np from cont1nu1ng opcrauo ns -....ere Sl -lO m1lhon. 11r S.! .!b Dt"r ~hare on sales of S4.4 billion. the COf!lpany ~1d Thai compared v.111'1 !ir\l lialf 1988 earnings from con.111:u.11na operation\ of 'S210 millio n. Cir SJ 45 per share, on sal~s of 54.q h1l!1on. l)an Tcllep. Lo~:khcl·d chairman and chief e~ecutr~e o fficer, said the IQ89 sccond-quarll'r earning\ rcilcc1 .. ad1u~1mcn1s" 101a.hng S27 m1lhon for three aircraft programs. . Costs a~"'-""K:Lalcd "'11h pha<J: uul of the P-3 a1rc_raft produ(h On hnt accounted for nt'arl) lialf the adJus1men1 total. he satd . .\lthough lhl' JX!ll·n1101I c:o.1\I!< fOr add1t1onnl 1ntcrn;it1onal sales o( the p.J ~the rnoi.l \\HJ\"I~ 11\fd an11-,ubmannr warfare aircran -Tclle.p u.id Lockheed ck-..·h'd not to con11nue produc1ion witho ut firm customer ordc:rs 1n hand, The I' S Na'' ..c.·lcC'trd Loc;kheed late last yea.r for full·tcalt": eng1nt·cnng de,clopn1cn1 nf tht· nc,1-gcncra1ion ASW a1rcraf\. the P-7A , Rockwell realigning management El SEGUNI)() -Rnck"'·ell 1ntcrn11t1ona1 Corp; ;rhunda~ announced thr appQ1ntn1rnt of thrt"t' \C'n1or e 'ccut1\N 10 1hc posa1on of chtef opcra1lna offiCfr . Tht con1pan) ~1d 1h~· al)potntmrnl!o of Kent ~· ~lack, Sam lacobc,llis and J. Trac) O'Rourl.r rcpre\Cnt parl of • s1.n1fican1 orp~1zat1on reahgnmen1 10 p10' 1dc ··arcater c0"1c1cnc\ 1n man~1n1 (RockWf:i~ s) ~ ~pace. rlcc1ron11;1., automouvc. 1ndus1nal au1o mahon and 1f1ph'.1cs bl.di· nrsse'>.. ' Ea h will ha\c aC"coun111b1 ht\ comparablc to a corporate prnident and chief opcraung officcr. Rockwed ~id. and all thf corporation11 princiJl91 business units and mos1 of the corponrite staff will rcpon to the. tttm. Gloria Allred to head bias task force LOS ANGELES -Ci1y <\1tomcy Jamts Ha~n Thurtday named auomc~, G\on1 ~\llred 10 head a task (o~e that will 1oot n10 potlible d1Knm1n1111on b) Los Anaclcs businesses Ind private clubL 11ahn s.aid the J>af!CI, which ht and Ch)' ounc~l~m~n J,O'J Pials wi.11 appn1n1. will hold heann1s "to IS.'ICSS wh11, level of d11Cnm1n1uon a.fill OUI in Los Anarlcs" and make rt<'ommenda11on1 to hls office. All~ "has t.OC'd private t lubs under the city"s.1917 on.tiftUCC -..,.... by Pk:us -that ban. di ri mtna11on in mcmbtnfip or 8C"CCtll to kmllrn. t.ted on .wx. race or texual ()f(.fcrcn«. - House OKs natural gas c:lecaeltrol ... W tt!NGTON -The H°"" °" Wed~ U l•M I .. • rtmove 1he rern111nina wtlllMacl price controh hm ...... ... On a vok'e VC)IC':, the Houte lltft1 lltir c:omprowahc ...... ID •P'll, •1111••• Bu h, who is e.\pccted 10 Mn IL The bill rcmovu all Wm! price .-.. -Ill -, -I 1991. It i1 na1 t.•P«1ed to alJi.c\ mail DriOn .._. -.i r -.. control atreed,. i scni"' bdow lllit ~ crilsr The Stnatc •Pll'O•ed the.bill lo '"'" 1-':'4";: St:Mtc M&Qtiaton llll'Ud t.ha1 IU "°"' .... eMC11Mf'lt or the bHr •O\lld be dct11 1r • • wa,i ·~ l. • ~ C0ut DAILY PILOT I Mloy, July 1', 1949 I 1' by Bii Keene COUNTER CULTURE by Maratta & Marotta BLOOll COU1fT1" by Berke Breathed -· . ' "You're a terrible cook, Dolly. This Is the worst mud I've ever eaten ... by Brad Anderson '1 don't know Wtrf you bought a clock radio to I ... you up Vttwl you haw! Marmaduke.'' PSAlfUTS Mr. Toaster arJ his CDOU> the •igl>f t>efott tile bi9 foas~ COOlpelilion . . ' . . Now ~i ve me ?O ~oal -1. ' . r l l l I • DENNIS THE MENACE b Hank Ketcham ~ by Charles M. Schulz HE'D 6E EVEN MADDER IF ~E KNEW I DREAMED I WAS HITTtN6 A HOME RUN .. ~ ------ ARLO AND JANIS FOR BETTER OR FOR WORSE SHOE by Jimmy Johnsor W.l!J ()1(111& fW!i~ rr·~ l«JRKEOroR 12'1URS! lrllU. !;!"ERILIZI rT ! FIND ONE. D PI{ WE DISCCNEPCO ll'ffi'.· · · by Lynn Johnston 'PJ Wa'U;:£c>BG To CFW<.y. !:>Y Jeff MacNelly by Harold Le Doux .. JUDGE PARKER . " OAJll'DtLD ...... L& • ~ ~ by Jim Davis YOUR PEOPLE ROO,-F'"OR TROFF LES, PON 'T THlY? _.)'---I by Kevin Fagan FUl'IKY WINKERBltAN OIJE 'IHl'-IG ABOUT 011.. 15 THA'f 1HE4'VE L.£0 51'11..l..5 'THAT UJE'RE JlJ5f TO A llJIDl.E NEW KIND BE61NN1N& m REA1..1Z£ ... I ~ ENVIJWNME.NTAi.. HAZARD ... I r---,...--" DOONUBURY by Garry Trudeau PUfSU! by f.om Batluk ' Only You . . ..,,.,... ...... ",.. .................... .... ._ ......... _. , ••• A. I Ll'rl 1.. ···•o I· 1rr1.1 CDIEI If I I _ t _ Can Prevent Beach Fires ............ _... .. ----· ___ ......,_ -... -. ....... ,,. ....., ........ ... -------.·· I' I I IC lll ''Io' A summer slNJack of new productions CONTENTS ICl\11\\ ON TARGET ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••. 8 Our sucst critics are unanimous: "Lethal Weapon II" hits· · a bull's-eye. Mel Gibson and Danny Glover arc a great pair of mismatched police partnen, and newcomer Joe Pesci sparkles as a statc•s witness they arc usigncd to protect. f, 1 I \ \\ \ \ TRAVELERS WITH A 11189101' ........... 10 BJ DONNA AND RAY O'IT Unique among California's 21 missions, Million San Luis Rey in Oceanside has available each 1u11111ter rooms for rent. providing travelers with idyllic qw1eis minutes from the sea and within easy drivina dis1aDce of SaD Diego and Orange County. POI' • • • THE CAllPERS ROLL 11' ••••••••••••••••••••• 11 •1 .JORN R008 Camper Van Beethoven, jumping the pm OD die coming relcue of a new album, brinp its eclectic mix «musical styles to the Coach HOUie toa.iabt to brelt in IOIDe ne~ IODIS and a new band ~ber. •\ l•l'l'f, C•I I \\1111 II I~\ CASS POR I&& mw•• ................... 12 As American entertainment has gradually extended its boundary of promiscuity, several generations of audiences have watched suggestion and innuendo give way to lucidity and the unadorned. Where Lana Turner merely filled out a sweater or Mae West inquired about what a man was~ in bis pocket, couples now disrobe and present anatomically correct acts loosely described as lovemaking. But when the testosterone settles and the definitive history of this ceotury•s entertainment erotica is written, it is doubtful that porn stan like Linda Lovelace and Traci Lords will occupy more than footnotes. Instead. along with a handful of other master utillalm, the memory of Gypsy Rose Lee will mp supmne. The daughter of the quintessential slave- drivin& stage mother, Gypsy Rose Lee emeqed durina the 1930s as the queen of burlesque, a woman wbo throuah pure manipulation of her curvature became America's most wnous stripper-and without ever having completely exp()Sed bierlelf. ID kt, the ladies ofburlesque, an The glamour and glitter of 1y R. LANCE IGNON offshoot of vaudeville, rarely bared all. At the most stimulating portion of their dances, most strippers would be left with their nipples coverd with pieces of gauze, known as posies, and G-strings. With such restrictions, a stripper was left to raise the audience's blOOd pressure through any number of seductive gimmicks. as well as her pure power of seduction. "They never never did get totally naked. It appeared that they did, but they didn't," said Bobbie Fay, a member of the burlesque audience and co-founder of the American Guild ofV ariety Actors in Los Angeles. Of course there were those with more risque acts that showed all, sometimes winding up in jail. And some went to enormous lengths to simulate au nature/. One famous stripper went to far as to attach pubic hair to the front of her flesh. colored G-strin& But none of them ever reached the pnminenoe of Gypsy Role Lee, who died · of cancer in 1970 at aae 56. Yet lhe will be remembered• much foe the striptease she perfeded •the mUlical tour de force adopted bun her memoirs. One of the malt •~ful m•llDla ever staged, "Gypsy'' opened May 21, 1959 on Broadway, and ran fOI' 22 months with Ethel Merman delivering the performance of her career• Mama ROie, Gypy's mother. (When notified about the pmt, Merman reportedly aid; urn shoot anyone eme wbo getl the part.") The play Uo yieled IOIDe of the most durable and tuneful music of the our time. "Let Me Entertain You" and "EVerythinc's Cominc Up Rolea'' 1tt to American musical theeter what Cary Grant ii to film. Thelhoww•revivedin 1974witb equaJ IUCl'ell. nmnin& fOI' 120 petformancs on ero.dway. Thiia time Anaela I .....bwy W•calt at Mm'9 Roie. ~Yetlel'ID~ ~ upa Tony AWard for her effort. To celebrate its 30th birthday, "Gypsy'' is once again on a natiow1de pre-Broadway tour, and will be performed at the Orange County Performing Ara Center in Costa Mesa, July 18-29. The lead this time is being played by an actor known primarily for her role as Mary Beth Lacey, the tough but sensitive cop on the Emmy Award-winning television show "Cagney and Lacey." But if reviews are any indication, Tyne Daly has made the transition to musical theater with aplomb. "She moves with a stylish grace, kills with a single glance, and finds a new angle on firing out a punch line," wrote the Mansfield News. "She shows a real feeling for Rose's single-mindedness and stubbornes She sings better than adequately and moves well, too/' the Post-Dispatch said. .. Daly has the equipment to belt (compmer Jule) Styne's terrific vocal lines when requin!d, but. more remarkably. she's unafraid to let Role turn ugly," oblerved the Orange County Register, which reviewed the play during its current stint at the Dorothy Chandler Pavilion in Los Angeles. Adding to the purity of the original show wdirectorArthur~uren~woodirected the revival in 1974 and wrote the original (Pleue see GYPSY /Plge 7) JULY S M T W T F S 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 1 7 18 19 20 21 2 2 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 1•0 ,. CllOWN BOOSE aaTAUllANT 32802 South Pacific Coast Hiahway, South Lqwia, presents .. Heat Wave" for dancina and cntertain· rMGt Tbunday throulb Satwday, 9 p.m. to 1:30 Lm. 496-S773 Of' 499-2626. A"P"U AT AlllDOllA 69S Town Center Drive, COICa Mesa pranats Coohy Phillips Trio with modem reftditions from ero.dway and the movies Wednesdays tbro'-Wh Fridays, 8 p.m. until late, and S.twdays, 9 p.m. to I a.m. 432-7SS9. TBB. CANNDY 3010 LeFayeue Ave., Newport ~J.. presents .. Bia Picture", with tbp «» music from 8:30 p.m. to I Lm. torupt and Saturday. 67S.S777. DUKE'S NOITALOIA NIGHT· a.VB in tbe Newportcr Raon, 1107 Jamboree R.S, Newport Bach praents the '°'*" .. of roc::lt 'n' roll 7 p.m. to 2 Lm. Dilbtly except Sundae..= MondaY.· No cover cbatJe. · buds will pcr- f«m tbe era's patat bits from "'Good Golly, Miss Molly," to ... Want To Hold Your Hand." 644-1700. TllE Wlllft ........... , and Tavern, 340 5cNdl a-t llp- way, l.lpn& Beech. prctellb Ii~ entertainment and danana na&htly. 49-4-8088. IUNSET PUB 166SS Pacific . Coast ffi&hway, Sunset Beach, offers live entertainment seven ni&hts a week. Toniabt· and Saturday, Nato Tanao, 9:30 p.m. to I :30 a.m. $3 cover cfwJle. 592-1926. . Im, TllE CLUB 2285 N~n Blvd. in Costa Mesa. Flashina li&hts. mirrors and a huge dance floor. No t-shirts or shorts. Tickets arc SS for an shows. Doors open at 8 p.m. Call ,833-t 160 .. THE RIGHTEOUS BROTHERS BOP 18774 Brookhurst, Fountain Valley. The Hop presents; Friday. "Let the Goode Times Roll" all niabt with DJ. Dennis 8. Goode. $4 cover. Saturday, .. Hot Auaust Niahts .. a tribute to Neil Diamond starrina Tony Rossini at 7:30 p.m. t~ver) Dance, Dance, Dance!" to the Past .. with DJ. Dennis 8. Goode; Sunday, 1.·:'!'be Back.scat Boys" live 'SOs and 'ous dance band, 9 p.m. to midniaht on Wednesday at 8 p.m. ($4 cover). C10led Monday; '"Still Roctin• ... AfterAJI These Years" Tues. at 8 p.m.($4 cover cbalp); .. Tbe Becbeat Boys .. live 50s and 60a dance bend, 8 to mid· JUP.t; Tbunday Crazy Contesu wttb MC Dennis B. Goode. Lip Sync for cab! 963-2366. NIGBT MOVES S902 Warner Ave, Huntinslon ·Beach. Concert info Ii.: IMG-0208. ........ , .,._,. 'PUB 166SS Pacific a.a ffilhway, Sumet Be8cb, ofrm live eeter111iameat 1even niabts a week. Dale ScieJdins and Leroy Ball 3 to 7 p.m., SJ cover Cbafle. S92-19M. llAXWILL.. 317 Plcific Coat ~y. Ha~ Beech, Lee Ftlftd Oii Diao, Ull aid vOC8il = l:JO P,lft. to 12:)() L&; y, Moe*)' wt T81[1day l:lO ~-. to M' ·; L IJ6.2SSS. CALENDAR hlMlaJ CROWN BOUSE RESTAURANT 32802 S. Pacific Coast Hi&bway, South Laauna. presents the "'Bobby Lee Trio Sunday through Wednes- day 9 p.m. to l:30 a.m. 496-5773 or 499-2626. THE WRITE BOUSE Resuurant · and Tavern, 340 South Coast High- way, Laauna Beach, presents Luke It The Locomotives each Sunday at 8:30 p.m. $2 cover. 494-8088. SALVATORE·s 500 North Brookbunt, Anaheim, presents Paul and Oscar 8:30 p.m. with top 40s music. THE CANNERY 30 l0 Lafayette Ave., Newpon Beach. San Francisco style cabaret entertainment with Leslye McCrae vocalist and Uoyd Noland on keyboard. 5:30 to 10 p.m. 675-5777. VILLA NOVA Richard Fauno's piano stylinp Sunday tbrouah Wednesday. Open daily 5 p.m. to 2 Lm., 3131 W. Coast Hiahway, New- port Beach 642-7880. SUNSET PUB 16655 Pacific Coast Hiabway, Sunset Beach, offen live entenainment seven ni&hts a week. Planet I 0, Rodin• Rqpe 3 to 7 p.m. ~then Dead Men Don't Surf. claSsk surf music from mem- bcn of ~ck Dale's Del-Tones 8 p.m. 10 midni&ht. "591-1926. aa VI NE MEA D OWS AllPlllTllBATU: 10,000 Maniacs at I p.m. Tickets Aft available at an Tic:btlnuter loc:aUolls inchacli111 May C'.omp.ay and Music Phas. To ~~~7~~·P\., Newpon leech. Nick Pyzow Solo MCiecllY aad Tlaelday at 8 p.m. 615· BEET. •SSI PUB 166S5 P.afic ~ .!.'f~ -==ea.~: ..._ .'he Wiltimn Cllrk •ga .... f .... • I a.a '92-1926. ( \11 '\U\IC C O'll'\11 n SUNSET PUB 166SS Pacific Coasl Hiabway, Sunset Bead\, offers live entertainment seven niahts at week. Toniaht Beta Rydem Band. $2 cover charae. 592-1926. Wed.D•day. PAA& PLACE SUMMER CON- CERT Park Place, 3333 Michelson Drive, Irvine, presents The Coasters, Old time SOs rock music, 11:30 a.m. to I p.m. today. Free admission. Food and drinks avail- able. SSl-1220. SALVATORE'S 500 North Brookhurst. Anaheim, P\lre Energy at 8:30 p.m. ni,ahtly throuah Satur- day for listenina and dancina pleasutt. LAGUNA CANYON BAR Ir GR.ILL 8S9 l..quna Canyon Road. offers the danceable music of Aphrodite, With soloist Eliza Lorenz. rhythmist Jerry Martin at the key- boards and Harold Todd on sax- aphone and flute. "Cool Dancin" bqJns at 8:30 p.m. Wednesday ntJhts. 494-1911 or 494-4310. ~UNSET {tUB 1665S Pacific Coast Hiahway, Sunsc1 Beach. offers lave entertainment seven ni&hts a wcc:k. Jawac and the Unknown Band 9 p.m. to I a.m. 592-1926. Tllanday !UNSET PUB 16655 Pacific Coast H1a}lway. Sunset Beach. to- ni&ht throu&h Saturday. The Reaular Guys 9 p.m. to J a.m. S9l-1926. .I\// --~ ______ ....:.;..,...;.....;_ throuah Saturday from 8:30 p.m. to 1:30 a.m., Sunday throuah Wednes- day from 8:30 p.m. to 1:30 a.m. Richard Fauno's JIU and Broadway stylinas on the piano 3131 West Coast Highway, Newport Beach. 642-7880. CAFE UDO. SOI 30th St .. New- pon Beach. 675-2968. presents entenainment nightly. Tony Gucr- ~ Sextet ton1Jht 9 p.m. to I :30 a.m. $3 covC1" charge. Saturday CAPE UDO S02 30th St.. Ncw- pon Beach. 675-2968. presents Barbara Morrison vocalist wtth the Wayne Wayne Band tonight. 9 p.m. to 1:30 a.m. hnday - YOUNG AMERICANS DINNER THEATRE Peters landing, 16400 Pacific Coast Highway. Ste. 120. Huntanaton Beach. Jau ensemble Joyspnng. performs three shows every Sunday 10:30 a.m .. 12:15 p.m. and 2 p.m. Cost as $12.95 with brunch or $7.SO for the concen aJone, space permitting. Reser- vauons are suggested. 840-SHOW. CANYON BAR AND GRJLL 8S9 Laguna Canyon Road, Laauna Beach, ~ Milhken's Dixie Jan AllStars each Sunday from 4 to 7 p.m. 494-191 I. RUM RUNNER 1600 Pacific Coast Highway. Seal Beach. p~nts The Sons of the Beach. a popular Dixieland jazz band. from 6 to I 0 p.m. each Sunday. No cover charge. (213) 596-1624. cAFE UDO SO I 30th St .. New- pon Beach. Laun Jazz with Bobby Redfield fcaturana the Garcia Brothers 3:30 to 8:30 p.m.: enter- tainment ni&htly 8:30 p.m . to I a.m toni&ht with the Wayne Wayne Band 675-2968. RON'S IN LAGUNA 1464 S Coast H!Jhway, l..quna Beach. features Paula Princ:c tonight and Sunday. 497 ... 171. ~~ CAFE LIDO, SO I 30th St.,Newpon Beach. Ent.crta1omcnt naahtly 8:JO p.m.-1 a.m. Wayne W8)'ne Band with vocalist Holli Smalb this evenina. 675-2968. ,......, aoN'llN LAGUNA 1464 S. Coast Hipway, Lapna Beach: Pop jazz artlSU Lynda Roth and Gres Vail each Tuaday and Wedne3day ev~ nina besinnina at 7:30. 497 ... 871. <rAPC UDO 501 30tb St. Ncwpon Beacb, En\Mainment ni&btly 8:30 p.m. to I a.m. Ronrue Brown on keyboards and vibes ton11ht. 67).2968. ......... , a::s-11°iiuDIEN HOTEL 4SOO MacArthW' Blvd. New wotlcklau juz aniMs spotlaahlcd weekly an the k ttory Atrium of the Cak Fleur\. for more information. call '76-2001, ea1emion 3113. CAPS LIDO SOI 30th SL1 New• pon lelcb. praents cntenatnment iailtn!Y. Sunny WilkiDJOn. JAZZ vo-c:Ust -toftilbt 8:30 p.m. to I a.m. 67S-2961. --~~ ....... ~~~~-~ .......... , CAn LIDO 501 ~ St;, ~ Cd ... ~ .. Oebtlie Ebert. vomlill .. • Wayne Wayoe tollillM l:JO_ .... to I 1.m. 67S.l961 • 67~"'6; IA.II PM:IPIC a 80&iriftt or-IN'..W. to ,,_rye and en,- CIMllll Uw ju:a .... every n uan-llJ M 7 p.a. Md •~IOju:a ••drxs ...S jull bdi. Far lnOft latorilladOn, call Or. C..rlcs a~ M 432-5119 or 9iJI Scon • 6G-1MI.. ________ _ SUMMER Gll#IMLSOf .. .o.ep.! .. W.. 1"I CMNLD-~ OI ...... '·"c..n'·"· rol,dDr ""C..nt."• GREAT BALLS OF FIRE SWEEPSTAKES! Register to win o trip for two to Memphis. Grond prize pockoge inclvdts: round trip oirfore, 2 nights hotel occommodotloM. toun of Sun Studios ond Groc9'ond ond '250 spending money. Get complete contest detoik in st0te. Sale enc:ts July ::r.J 1989 lPs on Hie whet• available ~-... ....... w.m.it eai... '·"c-.n'·"· ~ Gtt '2.00 Off OftY........, ' pricM II, cwftt Of coni, D ct .lh< (7.n °' .._.,....,. ye.I ......... ... ,., .... Offtt .. ,,.,.. Autust 31, 1919. ( \I I 'It \ H C f •' I I' t I It (I'''" \I Prtdai__ FREDEB.la SWANN American orpnist in conert at the Crystal Cathedral, 12141 Lewis Street. Gar- den G rove at 8: IS p.m. Tickets are $6 and may be purchased by caJling 971-4Ql7 or at the door. Sanday_ -- THE aouzv ROUGE CAFE Clauical strin& quanct Opus IV ac-' companies Sunday brunch 11 a.m. to I p.m. 3001 Newport Blvd., Ncw- pon Beach. 673--3440.· EL RANClllTO MEXJCAN RES- TAUllANT 2800 Newport Blvd .• Newpon Beach presents inter- nationally kno wn class1c guitarist Copperfield every Sunday 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. 67S-68SS. Tla~y Beach Blvd. A.dmu.sion is free throu&h public support of the Haydn Orchestra Inc. Contributions may be mailed to 119 8th St., Seal Beach. 90740_ Toniabt's performance fea- tum La Strav111.nza. a Baroque Trio with period instruments. ( Oll l .U\ llODday DUKE'S ENTERTAINMENT LOUNGE at the Newponer Rcson prcsenu a s~al Monday Night Showcase with comedians from throuabout the Southern California area performini, bcginni~ at 8:30 p.m. Duke's Monday Ni t Show- cuc bas no cove r charge. he Ncw- poner Reson 1s located at 11 07. Jamboree Rd.Just cast of Pacific Coast Highway in Ncwpon Beach. 644-1700, ext. S1S. $14.9S per person and SP9tt per- mitting. auesu can attend the show only for $7.SO plus a onc-<lrink minimum. Reservations arc sug- gested. 840-SHOW. --~ Taeeday JEFF CF.SARIO appears at the lmprov through July 23. Also ap- pcarina will &c Jerry Miner and Steve Kelly. THE IMPROV presents three side- splitting acts each night at 8:30 p.n\. Sunday tbrou&h Thursday, ($7): 8:30 and 10:30 p.m. Friday and Saturday. ($I 0), doors open at 6 p.m. Dinner is served ni&htly. U \ '\( I ~01 our ethn.K dance bcrit.aac to join them twice weekly. Sunday at 7 p.m. and Wedne1day at 8 p.m .. at Lqion Hall Community Center. 384 Lqion St. t..aauna Beach. Partners arc not necessary. Casual dress with comfortable shoes is sugestcd. Donation $2. 494-3302 o r S3J.8667. THE SOPHISTICATE Afternoon swina dancing. Max1·s Loun,e at <he Red Lion Inn, 30SO Bristol Street, Costa Mesa pre~nlS Barney Olson and his 20-picccorchestra every Sun- day af\emoon from 2 to 6 p.m. Free dance lessons I to 2 p.m. by Lee Laitz. Admission is $8 per person and SIS couples. Free valet parkins, Tickets may be purchased in ad- vance at the hotel gin shop. For more information. c,all Elda Barry at (213) 592-2 137. STEP UP TO THE SUITE UFE Friday Af\emooo tea dancmg 2 to 6 p.m. in public with a one hour dance clas\ prccedi°f the public dance bq1n· ni!'J ~t. ~ Dance 9 p.m. until midnllht. for dance class and dance is $7 per penon. Sof\ dnnk\ .available for purchase. For morC' information or ~ations, rail 6S0-3048. Tlnanda:r. .. COSTA MESA QUICltSTEPPERS a senior citizen square dance group seek ex~rienced square dance cou. pies to Join them. The Quicksteppc" meet replarly every 1'hursdn). Io a.m. to noon at the downtown com· munity center, Anaheim and Center Su. in Cos&& Mesa. For more 1nfor mation, call S4S-S669. ,., .... , TB E RESTAURANT AT the Pacific Ballroom at Embassy CAMERON COURT 2 Hutton Suites Hotel. 132S East D)cr Road. l'rtdaJ Centre Dr., Santa Ana presents mu· JUSt off the SS freeway. Roland PaOPBISIONAL SING LES steal stylinp of Silver Linin& 7 p.m. Furman and his 20 p1ccc orchestra NETWORK D p to midrught Tuesday Lhrou&h Satur-offer an aftt'moon of elegant dancinl DuScene StudJ~~98o M~fntO:~ day. The lfOUP performs renditions a nd entena1nmcnt. Adm1ss1on S on the southwest comer of Fairvt<'"' of Top 40 oldies and soft rock for J>C! person. Free parkmg.. For more and Baker in Cos&& Mesa. Fm- YOUNG AMERICANS DINNER THEATRE Peter·s Landing. 16400 Pacific Coast Highway, Huntingto n Beach, presents Comedy N1&ht each Monday at 8 p.m. Top nauonal and local stand-up comics are featured. Dinner/show combinations arc listenina and dancing. 540-861 S. information. contact Elda Barry at lessons for belinncrs at 7:30. danu· -------------------------. 8&-tuday-----(213) 592-2137. pany st.ans at 8 p.m. Free parking -II da door prizes, hors d'oeuvrcs, open SEAL BEACH CHAMBER MUSIC FESTIVAL I Stb annual series of nine c.onccns tonight at 8 p.m. in the McGaugh School Auditorium, 1698 Bolsa Ave. at Seal lilllwr.,/Olll= Tl«Sllrt0 11 Wl(N) C?.00)-4 »U>'IS LONDANCE/FRED ASTAIRE OD 1 bar. Admin1on is $1 7. Event hot STUDIOS 362S W. MacArthur, Suitc THE HOP 23822 Mercury Road. line: 894-8932. 308, Santa Ana. Dance for couples El Toro; Nancy tucker 811 Band , PlllME OF UPE SINGLES m l'l'I or sinaJes, 1st Saturday and 3rd Sinales and couples swma dancina for T.G.l.F. S to 7 &m. at Blal l Su.nday each month, 8:30 to J I :30 each Monday from 8 10 11 p.m. An&us, U33 l Lake ntcr Dr . f I p.m. Admission SS, includes refresh-786-8467. Toro. For information and reS<'r ments. Ballroom, Latin ·.dancing. vations, c:a.IJ 836-8744. Call 8S0-0676 for rpore information. Wed.De.day WBBEL OP FRIENDSHIP. 9a.Ddaw __ _ COSTA MESA/FRED ASTAIRE Sinala 4S-plus. meets for T.G.l.f . a1 ' DANCE STUDIO 2488 Newport S:lO at vanous locations. Also ongo LAGUNA FOL&DANCERS en-Blvd .. 2.C, Costa Mesa. Wednesday lna P'OUPI for f(>lf, ~·pinochle. couraae all who arc interested in niaht dances open to the ~l tbame aDd travel. For 1nformat1on tr,::=:=:=;;:;;:=;:;;;;;;==::===:==::===:=:=:====iiiiiiiiiiiiiinl &ftd raervations.. call S24-3327. 11 Pil&NTI WITBOUT PART· CAROLE CARBON~ DOCTOR OF 0.INICAL HYPNOTHERAPY PR.ISENTSt • Moatlaly .. Fly Witlaout Fear" Worbbos- * P• Ufe OdJ'IMf Worbhos- * ........... Go." Weisbt Reduction ........ , ....... . . • Self a-ew.I Wemeada ' A Ptyc:Wc C..aszlar ...t r....-el "'Tiiie s-1 ...._ C1aa ice•," Dr. <Anw •..,. a..a.Me for pm. ....... . , ................ .... Tit IM I-• Tl.f.W.IMa NDI CbapCet' S9S, Huntinaton 8adl. bolds a cbapcer dance at Q p.rn: in the Holida~nn. Hunti~ton Beedl, pceoeded 1 free oncn· tatioa for new man at 1:30 p.m « \I I 'It\ IC « ft' I I' I I . It Dance COit is SS for members. S6 for fet, ·music and danana. Advance GYPSY eventually worluna up an act called Her fame spread as fast as the non-membcn. For more infor-payment is SIO. $1 2.SO non-mem· '''°'" P1tge l) .. Dainty fane and Her Newsboy pnncnts fell from her sboukiers. mation. call 647-7528. bcrs.. ad.mission at the door 1s S 12.50 SonplerS." The future undisputed Thro\Alh a IJ1IOC and cbann born PARENTS WITHOUT PART· members.. s 15 non-members. For text tor "Gypsy." queen of bur~ue. then named partly from the books she pored Hal Oraftee Coast Chapter 26. more information. call (2 1l) The ienes1s of "Gypsy" occurred Rose Louise HoVlck. was dressed in over as a child._ 9ypsy Rose Lee (CUSU>dy not required). 847-1600 or 656-7777. in 1957 when Gypsy Rox Lee pub-knickenand played one of the news-mo"ed easaly an hiab sooety, ma.k- S46-S718 for more information WHEEL OF FRIENDSHIP meet lished the first chapter of her boys. 101 a fan and friend of H. L about the orpniz.ation. for a Brunch at 11 :30 a.m. For memoirs in Harptt's Magazine. Gypsy Rose Lee was born in Menk.en, and brioaing a new respect- Membcnh1p in Parents Without information and reservations, call Broadway producer David Merrick Toledo. Ohio. dunng a burlesque ability to stripteue. Partners is open to divorced, 1epar-S24-3327 or (213) 524-3327. instantly recognized its potential as show in which the leading lady She tried her body at Hollywood. ated, widowed or never muried PRIME OP LIPE SINGLES meet a musical and signed the rights. wound up in jail after assaulting a but with limited success. After her parents of Uvina children. Custody for tea dancing at 2 p.m. and early Merrick was guaranteed success hotel manager. Stuck for a replace-film debut in 1937. she appeared on of the dlildten is not a factor. A non-bird dinner. at 6 p.m. at the Red when he sianed some of the heaviest ment. the produccer hired Rose Broadway in -ou Barry Was a profit, noo-tee1arian. educational or-Lion Inn. 3050 s. Bristol, Costa names in Boradway to write and Louise with the mother's assurances Lady" with Ethel . Merman and pn.izadon. PWP -l"Ovidet a pro-Mesa. For information and rcscr-direct the play. Laurents had recent-that the young a.irl could stnp. made one more mouon picture. pm of IOCial llC\iviuet, discusaaons vations, call 836-8744. ly finished the libretto and Stephen Worried that the folks back home In 1943, she turned to the literary a.ad study Jf'OUPI for 11nste parents PJ...l.R.T. Seacliff Villaae Shop-Sondheim the lyrics for "West Side in Seattle would discover her new world. writing a play and two novels a.ad tbeir families. pina Center, 2205 Maio Street, Ste. Story," and so were enlisted to do trade. Rose Lou1sc aopted her soon-that borrowed from her expenencc· BINGLE SAILOR'S BULLETIN 20, Huntington Beac.h. Huntinaton the same for "Gypsy." to-be-famous moniker as workers "Mother Finds and Body" and .. The llOA&D 24-hour 1deobonc operated Beach Olurcb of Religious Science were literally an the middle of put· G-Stn~ Murders." But her greate<lt bulletin board at 72J.-OS6 to list siqks aroup meets each Sunday Styne. who had just bad a hn as ting her old name 1n lights. She publish.in& success came in 195 7 notices of sinales activities. Call for evcniq. Olild care is free. Ad· composer of "Bells Are Ringing." ordered the workers to take down wath the publication of her memoirs. more information. million to the 7:30 p.m. protram is ureed to do the music, and another the name and replace n with Gypsy In bctwttn turning the pages of t&TI TICE IT UP A club for SJ. Dances at the Huntington Beach "West Side Story" veteran. Jerome Rose Lee. her manuscripts. Gypsy Rose Lee sl.nale Pb between the qes of 30 Ion with DJ John s~ and re-Robbins. was hired to direct. "At that first maunee the stnp conunued to remove her clothing, aiwl SJ who want to ~1 soc:ially freshments follow at no charge. The real-hfe story of Gypsy Rose technique that was to make the doang guest strips anto the CJ1rly and meet olbe:r sin&le tolfel"I. Dues FLIRT information line: 647-1628. Lee bcaan 1n 1918 when bcr mother, name of Gypsy Rose Lee famous 1960s. are S2S annually. Play various local Rose ffov1ck, moved her and her suddenly manifested itself. Gypsy Despite the lavish style in which and recioo&I courses. Membership Tluu9day younaer sister. June. to Hollywood paraded the stage. takang o ut a pin she traveled -complete Wlth a directory. For more information, SINGLES SUPPORT GROUP to cash 1n on fa.me and fortune. Rose here, another pin there. droppana retinue of unusual animals and a ca1J 8~90 or write to: Let's Tee sponlOled by Lacuna Beach Untted Hovick, the nqgi.ng staac·motbcr. them into the horn of the tuba cl<>5et-fu1J of mink coau -she was It Up, 31 Rainbow Ridle, Irvine, Methodist Church's Wesley C.oun-was oonv1nocd that June had a natu-~yer in the orchestra pit, flirted a dedicated professional. At the umc 9271S. • Idiot Cen1er &om 6 to 7 p.m. at the rat talent for dancing. watb her garments, and was ex-of her death. Gypsy Rose Lee was ch .. _.. 2 trodinarily provocat1ve, but never hostmg a nauonally-syndicated tele- .. ... ..... ., 1632 Wesley Orin, South Throu,h snt and cuts. the mother did really strip,-according to the vision talk show that often focused PA&SNTI WITHOUT PART· tt'r::r There wiU be a donation of man,.,., to book her younger publicity~ for the current~ on her pet topics: Indian artifacts NBlll C'bapter S9S Huntinaton nr.Siiipc:riipenoliiii 0 i periiicivicrui·ina.iiiiiiiidailuabil1eriioiniitbciiivaiudciiivillci. iiai·rcuii 1 i.t.iTidluc:u,_·,o·n,. ~~~ .. ~~!l!!llliil~a~ndiica.n~d~yj-<:0aiiiitedi.roseiiiipeitaiilsi. iiii Beech holdl a l...uau in Wesunins1Cr. Colt i.s Sl2.~ at the door. Dinner, Pol~ dancen and dancina. For more information and rettrvations. call 647-7'28. IOa.AI. DANCE POil SINGLES Golden West c.otk8C Community Senic:es. IS 744 Golden West St., HuntiDl'OD Beech• 4 to & p.m. Sat-unlays tbroalb July_ 29 in Room 211 of tbe Recreation Education Build· ...... lmuw:tioo will be =ft I.be basics of tevetal daDcet.. m fet is Sl6. For rqistration, call 191-3991. Wli&&L OP nDNDllllP meets at 6:30 f« dinner. Ca.II 524-3327 for idwmalioe and n:.rvatiou. raDIB OP Ll1'Z SINGLES meet for early bud dinoef at tht Airpc>f1a" lu, I 1'700 MacA.rtbur Blvd. lt'vine at 6:30 p.m. For rcsef"&tions 136-8744 . .... SUMMERFUNm WHBN: .... 17·21 WHDlt ec... ..... HWi WR) <O.. °"" .... , Bat 1,.a ..... lf'r ....... ,,.., ....... yes . .,... ................... ,,.., .... ., ........ .......... ...... Q I .,_..._,,,,__ ,...,.:::. ...... ~ .. ~ .... ,~,--·-~ ....... _. .. SPOt8)llBD BY: ~ ~ N.B. ~TRUNKS ....... ..... 111 I llW -·--........ ,.. .............. July 16 -utlm July 17 -............... July 18 lmY 0 II 'It J.alyl9 ~-- J.ty20 -·--......... =.rn.:-..... Jldyll ···---= J.-Y22 ·- l '\I H\HOU\·-._ \C IClllC Gibs~n, Glover on tar.get.in ~Letha Bedl Wo..ta Au19&ut lleataaru& Maaa1er Sota Au This i~ no1 a movie for someone tbrouab Gibson. who abhors viol- ence, or gets sick at the sight of blood. There arc some prett y ~some scenes, and the language 1s crass.. but that's whett my negative comments end. because this mov- 1qocr could sit anythina that stars Mel Those two undcrcovt'r cops are at it apin (Gibson as Riggs and Glover as Munauah). ln .. Lethal Weapon, .. · sc! A sequel which is better than the first! Yes, "LethaJ Weapon n:· star- nna Mel Gibson and Danny Glover, is better than the first. If )OU hkc humor, sex. v1olcncc and a good old fashion ps and robbers _ _..__,film than this film is for you. It opens with a fast-paced car cha$e and never lets up. From homes that fall down the hill, the Mti ~ it beck as the im- ECH11 Martin and Danny ve:r returns as -peMion-boUDd partner lloaer MurtaQ&b in * lliP:~~d. ac· dCa-ftlled. .. Lethal mpon IL"· Tbit time u.c lory evolves LA. i: ...... Munaulh played the safe and sane cop reluct.antly partnered w11h Rigs, candidate for the funny farm. In this sequel they'tt bosom buddies intent on uprooting evil. while en- dangering their lives. and half of the police force. Mel Gibson is a natural at playing the macho cop with a streak of lunacy, and some of those stunts he gets away with! He's funny, yet sincere at the same time. Both Riggs and Munaugh arc as- s1ancd to protect Leo. a state's wit- ness who was 11.wolvcd in a b1lhon- dollar dru& ring. Babysitting this harmless chap is too safe an assign- ment. but thmgs heat up when the two insist on bringing Leo on their darina escapades. We sec a seven-story Jump from a hotel window end safely m a pool, Three Stooges. and steamy love scenes. Richard Donner, the d1rtt- tor, has sustained <JO.plus minutes of an action-packed (aJm entcna1n- mcnt. The story is simple: drug lords and a money laundering operation hiding behind'daplomatic immunity. only to be brought uncoventionally to their knees by our heroes. Rigs and Murtauah (Gibson and Glover). What sustains this movie how- ever, as the rclattonship between Gibson and G lover and new charac- ter Leo Getz. played by Joe Pcsc1. (Remember that name, he's eoina to be a new hot commodity). The three of them wander through the film. ala the Three Stooacs. and ultima~ly bring the villains down. The humor is wonderful and the relationship of WU·tumcd-federaJ witncs$ named Leo Oeu (hilariously played by Joe Petti), who has embenled mjfhons in dnc money from the South Africans. Like 111 prccu-rsor, "Lethal Weapon tr• is a hicb-tk>P. bip- octane, h ..... peed buddy/action picture deliped to kt:icp us on the eds of our -ts. The IDOVic is -eU~uipped with all the i..,-edienta we expect from .... a =~onable, eood-111.-">'. &be llan (be =· lor • lot Of proluiity!). bondi~ (me bathfoom bomb -ii ~Y detiPtlut), in-cnlllll ud elaborate 11 .. ts, SCI l's__. ...... ,.._ .. and 1n another senous but bilanous scene, Murtaugh gets blown off has own toilet by a bomb. and no matter what happens to Rius. the guy IS indestructable! I thought 1t was all over when he was thrown mlo the bay, bound with weighted chains. He even sul'\•1ves a temfy1ng attack by hehcop1cr on his bcachfront trader W11h my knuckle white from gnppmg the sides of my seaL and my knees doing a nervous Jig, I had to applaud the endina. I'm sure we'll be seeing our two coura_Jeous cops back in ac- tion in "Lethal Weapon Ill!" Gibson and Glover a good one. as they catch tl'lc bad guys. The ooly compl;fint I would have 1s that the violence is unreal. People drop ofT in this movie like flies. I would hope that in the future, the writer and director would realLK that many people arc drawn to this film by the humor and interaction of the main characters. They make the film special, and the rcson t6 VlOI· cnce unnecssary. This was by far the best of this summer's sequels.. Frankly, I think more people will come away from this movie feeling they 'ot their money s wonh. and vallans ao evd and nasty we JUSI want to crinee in our seats. Tbe t.d auys in this film an: racist Cauc:utans &om lbc South African COMUlate -and lbcy're protected by diplomatic immunity! So, even tboulb I.bey are p«:rpettatina some- tbi111 rally temblc bavina to do widl laundered dl\11 money, smua- ~ ud cop-killtnp. A MurtaUlfl can't nail them. Rillt finds out tbat one or the villans killed bis wife two ye.n •· be is out for blood and rcmatb. .. I'm not a cop IOIUPt. h's per- sonal." Thim the ietente eaci~t bclans 10 full f'Ol'CC -never Idun& up UCil dlle ..,....~ ~ Of courM w CM80t tOrtrt lhe beautiful Met aa .... ,.... ..-Dan~ •••• .. LA. ~ °" th• '' lirl Jtib Van Den Hau (played by Patsy K.ensh) who is the diplomatic sec:mary to uw bid auys -a few very nplicit love ~ between RilP ud lliU ert• tbinp evm .. hottft" on the ICT'ttn and for the audieDc:e too! This film offen substantial evidence that white r9Clll South Aftic:aas haw 1M potential to boo come the Nazis of the •90&. Definjtely put this one on your list of iop movees to eoJoy this sum- mer! Our ratings " lla~ ~y ~M • ~ .. .... ":. ~ -... I \Xle~pon 11' ll 0 \ I I I I ' I I ' f , ' Newport Beeeh aALeOA ~ 709 ( ........ •7~)110 ~ .... C Rf P jK.j 1 'IS •-"91 ...... , (WA JOO ..._, • Mft< Or-.++47.0 I UC-.. -fl'Gl)J ll IS ) I\ •IS • II lO S :s-:-:"o ~ ... lellr-flll 11 I IS J JO. ) --l"(il lf 10 o . ' JO. • " 1. 10 uoo (*-A ~ ..... ~ \l1bp H.J..IHO ............... 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"°'" ,, ...... 1.....-l"Ollt t ll, I , IO Dalton updates Bond _role by returning to its rc;>ots By IOB THOMAS AuodMH "'""" \llrtlef LOS ANGELES -Timothy Dalton was faced w11h two of the toughest acts to follow, but he has managed by talent and sheer perseverance to bnng James Bond to life in a new. modern1Led style that could can) 007 1 nto the .:! I st ('cntury. The 44-)ear-old Bnton was here for the opening of "Licence to Kill.'' 16th of the adventures (not counting two unofficial films) that have genera~ more dollars than any film senes 1n movie history. Most cnt1cs have found Dalton at case in his second &<>-round as Bond: his first. "The Liveng Daylsghts," was not wntten for him. He also seemed rewed 1n an 1nterv1ew. as 1fhe had come to gnps with a classic role that might ha\e overwhelmed hem. He admitted having "enormous pause" when he first considered 11. "M ) concern ~as not about creating the character. which af\er all 1s m) JOb.'' said Dalton "If l do 11 well. then that's tcmfic If I fail. then that's also part of being an actor ··ne pause wa~ over how to deal with 11. how to bnng an audience w11h you. away from lls history and into its new present. Very clearly. before I took ll on. I knew that cvet)ooe ha.s an opinion about Bond: it's part of the c1nema-go1ng consciousness. "Everyone has an opinion about the actors who have played Bond before. Half the world loved Sean Connery; half the world loved Roger Moore. Their films e:iusted in two very different styles. You know when you take 11 o n you run the risk of having the whole world hate what you do. If that had happened. 11 would ha ve bttn a maJor catastrophe. Fortunately 11 didn't;' he said. .. What one must face 1oda) 1s that we've got something new, something different. .. This 1s a new style of Bond. It isn't a lsght-hcarted, comedic. spoofing Bond Ifs not a tcchnolog1cal extravaganza. I think n·s back down to 1t~ ong1ns. llS bas1~. trying to capture the spsnt of Ian Fleming. and of the early movies. "1 loved 'Dr. No' and 'from Russsa With Love· -they v.erc very excslmg ad\'enture-thnllers. I walch- ed the train sequence o f Sean Connery and Robert Shaw the other day h 's still tremendously exettsna. ·• Prcv1ewen noted that Dalton seemed to be per- fonn1na m\Jch ofh1s own actson. but be d1scounled any threat to his safety. Timothy D•lton Is dellne•tlng his own version of J•me1 Bond In "License to Kiii," which opens tod•Y· "I think the strenuous side of a Bond movie es the sheer amount of time to make o ne -~•x months. which ., a vcr) \.Cr} lo ng $Chedule," he said .. You'n- on locatton so )OU work long hours The crew works 15 hours a day. we go back. watch rushes. uiJk about tomorrow's work. so it's 18 hour<; a da) .. Dalto n had a 1hm 1ng carttr before producer Cubby Broccoh chose him as the founh James Bond (George Lazenb} had a single shot 1n "On Her M1Jesty's Secret Service.'' I 969). DaJton studied at the Royal Academy of Dramatic Arts and appeared m classics from rcpenory to the West End. His film debut was ausp1csous as the young ltmg of France 1n "The Lion 1n Winter• w11h K.athanne Hepbum and Peter O'Toole. Other films have included MCromwell," "Wuthenng Heights'' (as Heathclsfl). "Agatha" and a cunos11y. "Sextell<'" with Mae West. 'Peter Pan' takes a new generation to Never/and If you take the seoond star to the riaht and ao straiaht on till mom1ns. you'll reach a wonderful piece wMT'e you can think lovely thouabts and never srow up. And 1(you're ruJ lucky. you nupt even tct io have u ldnntUR or two With Peter P&n. ht if you dOn't ma.kc 1t to Ncvcrland. lhcn by all mcam ND to )'OUt' nearest movie theater and catch the re-tea.le o( the Walt Olsncy animattd classic:, "Pct.er Pa.n ... Tb.it ll the fifth ~ISSUC Of t.he mOVlC Since ll orenillnd In 1953. Like other Disney clautcs. 1t has been lboWD in IC"tni-yUr interuls so that new au.-dieftCll can atway. be aunc:ted 11 the 36 yean 0( its eiustence, the movie has aeod u link as Peter himeetf. h is sttll a lush, bnaht feature &hat happily clicks •Iona with rollick.11\& sonp by Sammy cab.n. Sammy Fain and othCr1. Dimey's ucelleftt, full-bodied a.n1mab00 ia ap-~· tllrc>uPout the Sl.4-miUioft mov~. wi\h bold, bfWll oolcwl and sharp ddimtion. Jud Conlon• voe.al llft I..,. .. are ttmt And .,hen lttl!J Tinker Bell ... ia mnsaded mat the pbie 1 body waa ..., Mlril>'J' Monrw. • ... b)' Sit James M. Barrie, "Ptter PM 0..-. .... I =ianl. twtn.klil\& stat l\iP O\let the MilALJfl., • 1 fr-A...,... (foe Con•y) uMI us to the Dathna home. inttOduona us to Wendy (Kathryn lkaumont), her two brothers, Michael and John, the.ar nuntd<>s. Nana. and their parents, Mr. and MB. o.rt1 I\&. Mr. Dathna (Hans Conned) bas dtttded that Wendy 11 too old to rcmasn 1n the nuncry with her younaer brothers and must mo\'e out to her own room Nana must also 10 The children. upset by the edict. alao are upttt becaux their father won't be.lsc\oe Wendy's stones about Peter Pan Peter 1s m the nursery w11h Tin.Ir.er 8cll. tha'c to reclaim ht lhadow, which Wendy has hidden. He oft"cn Wendy an allernat1\oC t<> lcav1~ the nu.nery_ - he tclls her about Nevcrland. The ch1ldml ny off to Nevettand where they mttt the Lost Boys and Captain Hook, wh<>te pnmary purpott 1n hfe is to capiurt Peter. A~r ma.dventure~ ad\ocntuttS and the dtm1~ of Hook in the JI or a crucod1le ("'Never mile at a Crocochle")i. T1nk.cr BtlJ COlfl"n the pirate ship 1n (airy ~ust and on 1t uJls 10 London. The children rctum t<> the nut1try and tell their parentt about Ne•crtand. Mr. Ovhna flnatly btlte\le \t.c1t ialet when he lookt out o( the wmdow and KCt w ihap blenct1na with •be clouds ~~ att many lcstons to bt teamed in "'Pcttt Pan," but lbo\lt an, h's pun and JOyfuJ Ctlltntinmcnt for the eahre funity. N011CE: WOlJNT TICKETS llAY ONLY BE USED DURING BRACKETED MATINEE PERFORMANCES OF LICENCE TO KILL, PETER PAN, WHEN HARRY llET SALLY, LETHAL WEAPON II, HONEY, I SHRUNK THE KIDS; BATMAN, GHOSBUSTERS U, DEAD POET& SOCIETY AND INDIANA JONES. SORRY, NO PASSES . ACCEPI EDI Mission San lqls Rey: Come stay the night 9y DOMtltA ANO RAY OTT .._ .... ee ...... • YOU may thillk that the last uavder to scay at one af Oalilom.ia'• mitUoot WU Father Jaipao Sena. la fact. Million San Lu.is lley. near Ocanpdt, optnl ill doon each wmmer to touNU. Aad it may just be tbe best barp.in to be found in dlle Soutblud. One ..,...., •• a&ay • Million San Luis llcy COiia Jd s u per' penoa, witb two meals inctuded. - T1ua ii the ~ couecutive sum- _. dllal the Fra.nd.tcu frian at Calib1ail'1 lariest million have opened tbeir ~t rooms to the ~ topve 1ndividuah and (am. ilia a cbance to CrUoY the retrat'I laillOric IUn'OUndi ... well • its modenHlly r.cilitla tbat include llDDis aad voUeybeU cowu, a laf'lt a.tdoor lwimmillt pool, a &eJevilion toom. ea&euive prdeo areas. and tlllc millioo m'*'"11 . .. We aN c:arma. on I bolpilality IAdiliae blfpa bcb'C tbe fouDdi o1 ............ in•11S ..,.._imlllliilll'I ... ~· ... -pldlOIOlllr olll. FTUCil AlllllA..,. ... Olell6a 91111; • ·--~--------_. mr w ... AM our req1m111t S:La; ~--~~ "" la ..... ..., call~*''" .... , . .,. ................ I I ... Jl'fl'fide•---._ ............. ••lam ... ,., ....... Pridlr • ._. • I " 'leie m i1RMr 11C1a dat. B --·~d!M-.llime II*~ ii ii•• ff'1l111I ' .. "' .... dilll (.m. -tl1W)IW61_.._ ........ a.ill • .._. 1m SS llilil ., ......... 1 ... ·=-== &: ........ ~:::.=.:. .... Camper Van Beethoven rolls into town By JOHN ROOS o...,"""' C..• .... -· Not many binds can boast re- sumes with such oddball album U· tles as .. Take The Sk.inhcads Bowl- ins." .. The Monterey Pope Fesu- val," and .. Vampire Can Matin& Oven." But Santa Cnu-basod rock· ers Camper Van Beethoven arc no ordinary band. After several )ears a'> indepen- dents on the collqc-altcmauve rock circuit, the Campers tTachcd a wider audience witb last year's maJOr·label debut. the criticaJly-praascd "Our Beloved Revolutio nary Swttthcan." With their follow-up LP -to be titled "Key Lime J>)e" -now re- corded and scheduled for a Septem- ber release on V1rg.in Records, you might expect the quintet to embark on the customary 1our after the album's autumn release. But in the sp1nt of fun and sponuanelty, the band is hcadfo& out now for several wann-up shows in out-of-the-way places. .. The oncnuat1on of these gigs 1s simply fof the enjoyment of 1\." offered bassist-vocalist Victor K.rummcnacher dunna a recent in· tervacw. "We're s<>•na to play a wide ~ICC1ion of our atalO& -including older tunes, nearly all of · .Swttt· heart,' and a few of our brand new sonp. h's a chance to flex our muscJcs a bit and reacquaint ounclves." Prefcmna to perfonn an such dcntcly populated areas as Fresno. San Bemadmo, T_ijuana, Las Vcps. and San Juan Capistrano (..,here I\ 11,11'\f,, Tiie eclectic c-per Van .. ethov•n pl•J• ton'9ht at th• Coach Hous• In S.n Juan C.plstrano. they perform at the ( oach House ton1a,ht). the Campers will also break an new vtohn1st-keyboard1st Morgan Fichter. who has replaced 1he de· paned Jonathan Sc:Jcl It will be 1ntercst1ng 10 sec at the Coach House how the band's new matenal compares 10 the wonder- fully cclecuc SOnJS that make "Our Beloved Revolu11onar} Sv.ttthean" so outSuanding. In a unique St)lc ~encompasses everything ffOm polo, mazurka, and folk to country, rqpe, pop. and rock. sonp like "She Dcvines Water" "T urquo1sc Jewelery", and "O Death" stood among I 988's ~t rock records. Spoken wtth both pnde and con- fidence, the 24-year-old Krum- menacher 1ns1stcd tha1 the soon·t<>- be-relcased "Key Lame Pie" 1s JUSt as solid, 1f not stronger. than Its predecessor. "The new album has a much more focused. composed-in-the-studio type of orientauon." he remarked. "The arrangements are much. much improved over the past -there's no 1:30 l:OO 1:30 10:00 10:30 11:00 11 :30 ,.. ... Tiii .... more banlc of the note" which lent a cen.ain deMll} that doc\n't nccess- anly make good music .. "Musically, we want to be able to do a number of 1hangs at 1he same ume ... he added. "The new album wall have a lot of pop and folk. but (sttll) retain its ed&e. We're not always a real comfonabk hand. and there arc some new aggrcs\1' e songs that aren't ver} pleasant to h\ten to.·· And aJthough Krummenacher cn· JO)'S and respects the music of con· tcmporancs hke Nick Ca ve . Pere Ubu, Public Enemy. and Robvn Hitchcock. he's quite disenchanted with the "very mediocre" St.ltc of today's rock music "The music 1s sounding 100 SpC"C•· ficd, and in general, there's a 101 nf amb1&uity and m1sdircct1on going on," he sul'&ested "You ha ve 10 make the ans1rumcnts 1n1cgral to what you do. as oppo!>C'd to using accordions. v1ohos. and mandolin~ JUSt for 0.vonng or spice ·· WH(N~M(T 12 •5 2 ~55'1OS9 20 lEriW W'E»ON , 1-i l'OMM 1215 2 40505730 9S5 NoP-or0-- 70mm"'TI~ !rfs'n 8 00 It------~· 1 o •S-No Pan•• 0t 0tscoun1 tNo.ANA JOHU& ...,.~JJci ~~ .... L~ ..c_-.c___:_::c: .;;:c:.._c_:;.:.=---• c t•n..Ol .. c--~-- HAVE AN.~ENDLESS, STEAMY.~fuFAIR. .· Fresh.baked, pip1n9 hot garlic breodsticks. You'll see they' re truly on affair to remember. @!·~ WHEREAu .'TkEBEsr FITALYL JRS. • 16111 ~h N , H~~ leacll • 11111 t Ud St I '°" ffOl'ft &he C..•lol Moll ...... Moll w., otl'OM ''°"' h Moy (Ofl'IPOl'Y 01r Meals Are A Trip to Mexico! We hope you enjoy the at- mosphere complemented with our fine Mexican food ... in ,. Costa Mesa since 1972. Lunch • Dinner • Cocktails Open DaJty At 11 A.M. Eot.ert.ainment in the Burro Room 296 E. 17th St., Cotta Mesa 645-7826 • U I ' I ' C. o I I \\ I I II .II U \ In defense of ·orange County A ruent article written by 8n.toe David Colen in Los Anaeles ~zfne lambastes Oransc county's din-int habits. •.• (T)be (OC) natives are just leamina that tbere is more to the pastatory aood life than onion soup, canard l'oraoae and crepes Oambeel," says Mr. Colen, wbo aoes on 10 contend that ..... it was only a few yean l&O that lhOIC &lad tidinp reached·, Newport Beacfi and en- virons.'' ... He credits this renaissance to the. arrival, some 3YJ years aao. of Le Meridien's Bernard Jacoupy, wbo- fioe retaunnt operator though be is (bis credits include Bernard's in the l.A Biltmore) -took over the reins of Meridicn ~ its ~ier res- taurant. Aneotne. WIS alre8dy a ~ oessfuJ diniQI room. Colen would have us believe that. post-Antoine, " ... there have been no outslandlna follow-ups," with the possible exception ofGemmdl's and the Four Seasons' Pavilion. And. he sniffs, we've been "slow to demand more of the same." H~sh. This kind of elitist Los Anaclcs hypothesis really gets my hKkks up. ' munities are downriaht chintzy when it wmes to eating out." Slap. Ouch. ..... when a dinner check oomcs to more than SJO per person." he says, aome of us have been known to .. scream like a Stuck pig." That really huru. And it's more hotw&sh· just ask the ownen of Antonello, c.n;;elo's. The Wine C.Cllar, J.W.'s, Riviera., Morell's Monique, Las Brisas, Man- darin Gourmet, The Cellar, Nieupon 17, The Arches, Villa Nova, Andteino's. Mr. Sto.x or Max- well's -not to mention Chanticlair, Five Feet. Le Midi, Rex, etc. cheapskates down hCTC is as full of holes as a piece of swiss cheese .. I say it's not the thirty bucks people balk at -they just won't spend it in rcstaUJ11 nts whose menus are yesterday's news. They will, however, spend anythin& they like in restaurants whe.re they can aet some~ thina they like, somcthina that's oative, fresh, cleanly presented - and clearly superior. Take this, Colen: Your typical OC zillionairc, the same fellow wbo keeps a Rolls Royce in the praac of bis multi-million dollar bcusc, doesn't have the time -or the net..:' -to .. sec a.nd be seen" or impress himself with how much of his com- pany's money he can spend on a meal. He probably owns the com- pany. Furthermore. he doesn't want to f Or&e him1elf with rich sauces. caVJ.ar·filled bca&an purses or tons of puff pastry-wrapped desserts. He knows it's a plus to be lean and mean -and JUSt a little bit hungry -especially 1f he's goina to be up at the crack of dawn the next day to race with the rats. Pretentious.. ovcrly-cxpens1ve rcs.- t.aurants have never worked here. La Cuisine, Le Chardonay, Pave, Thir- tieth Street Bistro. and Genl Mueller's Ambrosia all 101 the heave-ho lona qo. Yawn. For one thing, Iona before Oranic County had ever heard of Bernard Jacoupy. numerous stylish , in- novauve restaurants were already tbrivillJ -amona them Cbanticlair, Le Midi, Five Feet, Rothschild's, the Ritz Carlton Dinina Room. TrttS, ~-------------------------4 the Surf and Sand's Tower, Showley- Wria.htaon. The Golden Truffle, On the other hand, Gcmmell's isn't one of OCs biucst money- makers -and Mr. Colen's other pick, Pavilion, serves &ood food most of the time but hasn't fuJly captured the imagination of the local dinin, public due to a "revolving door' imqe {>t0blem, the lcpcy of some •·celebrity" chefs who have disappeared into the sreat vonex, for reasons kno~ perhaps, only to the hotel iuelf. Maybe we don't look as sophisti- cated as the industr) types who frequent OC-3, Seventh Street Bistro, Rebecca's. fennel, Morton·~ and Michael's, but plenty of OC residents have three-piece suns and Gianfranco fem Jackets bangina 1n their closets. On weekends, often. that's euctly where they want those p.nnents -ID the closet They'll 10 to their favonte restaurant dressed for comfort. They'll take alona their aold or plaonum Amencan Express card, and not much elK. ATA1LOF B1cSAv1Ncs $ 9. 9 ~ Lobtna TAil DiNNER. SuflMIAy .. TleundAy All Niqln LONG FaidAy .. SATUadAy , .. 7 p. •· When wm the last time you aw a price like this for• broUed lobsta tall dinner? And this one comes with 90Up or salld warm bread and y0ur choke of Rd 9kln pOtll&oa, rtce pilaf or fresh Yegdablea. If )OU ~ lolJeta. you11 be gllld you C9nc to Ol8dllbte ... Hemin&way's Reit of Newpon and Antonello. Mr. Colen, in addit.aon to bent$ an elitist. is a wealth ofmisinformaoon: he claims that " ... the residen1,s of one of the nation's wealthiest com- No follow-ups? Oh, please. How about El Torito Grill. Play- ~ Tuuomarc. Bistanao-Somoto Grill. Pucal, Prem. Cafe 242, Caliente or Kach1oa''ff " Restaurant writen should con- sider rcadina trade mqazmcs: the tp;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;i June 19, 1989 issue Of Nat.aon's Reslaurant News plainly states that Oranae County is No. 3 per capita 1n dollars apent 1n restaurants -ri&ht behind San Francisco and Bolton. Los Anae&es ICOf'Cd a diuppointina No. 13. lf s Uncanny by Bill IUmilton • • • "' ... • •-ddl r rou ilpllct .... ti ... _ .......... .._ . .... • • • So the thesis that ~·re a bunch of And as for Los Anaclcs Mqazine, it should consider issuina passporu when it sends writers more than 20 miles out of "LA prima" to do a IOcioloti<:aJ d1njna overview. J1ut'1 flte way lo Ml IKif a np CUrNnl. ",...,. ............ .__ .... MnOliCM .... of~ ..................... .,,,,OU Ill •d•"9 ...... .... ._ ...... 411111. Thl•aar'9nl•lllllDlnmore'*" 10•20 ... wide, IO,.._. ........... to 1'9 llMd'l mnd then COIN ................. l.-n•••••:•tnd_....,. L.Odlllfa..,.ln"9 ................ '" ........ ... _. .... -Advertiser Spottlght-------------------------- lly Pftrk.U A. GM* Restaurants open and mtaurants close -espedally Chinese ones - but for the la.st 12 years the Man· dann Gounnct, and owner Michael Ch1an.g.. have been catering to the locals of Costa Mesa. as well as cus10mers from as far away as Los Angeles and San Bcmardino . .. Not only have we been here for a while. but we have a Jood repu- tation. If someone is asking around for a good Chinese food restaurant. they will almost always hear about 1hc Mandann Gourmet.·• Ch1an1 said. And. to back its claim to fame, the restaurant has received a Gold Award from lbc Southern California Restaurant Writers' Association every year for the la.st J 0 years. .. One of the phrases we hear most often in the restaurant is 'this 1s a great dinnCf,'" Chiana ad<kd. An extensive menu and a sclcc· t1on of Szeohwan. Hunan. Man- Owner Mldwel Olleftt and Gener., M~r D•vld Wont •r• P"OUd of die fl••lttdul •nd lnnov..-V• Chin••• cuisine M Mendarln Gounwet. dann, early American Chinest (such nccnsanly served at other res-romantic scttina. as chow mcin and chop sucy) and taurants. •• The Mandann Gourmet ~rves Shan&hai dishes is ooc of the rQ50ns An example of the restaurant's lunch from 11 :30 a.m. to 3 p.m. the restaurant is so popular. 1rend-scttin1 dishes 1s the Aromatic Monday throuah Friday. A few "Not only do we make our food to Shrimp. "We onginatcd this dish. months qo the restaurant started its order. but we use the freshest now other restaurant's offer 11 -luncheon buffet which is served dur· produce," Oiiana explained. He and 1t has become one of the most ing the week. Dinner begins at 4:30 added that what customcn sec on popular." p.m.. seven days a week. and is their plate is what they act -"we Givin& customers what they want served until 10 p.m. (11 p.m . on don't cover up our food with has always been important -and at weekends). saU<la." the ~andarin Gourmet that is no Mandarin Gourmet 1s located at Kccpina up witb lbc times has exception. hs atmosphere gives 1500 Adams Ave. in Costa Mesa. also set this restaurant apart. diners a chance to relax and cnJOY Reservations are recommended and "Health lS a strona issue for the ucellcnt cumne in an elegant and may be made by callina S40-l 937. 90s -that is why we have always r-;::====::;;::;;::;;::;;::;;::;;:;;:;::;;:;;:;:;;:;:;;:;:;;:;:;;:;;;:;;;;:;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;il been fle.llblt on our customcn needs -we slal1cd takina out MSG sev- eral yean 110, and complciely d!~ continued it l 'h years aao. And. with the way we cook. not usina any animal fat and the proportion of v~tablesi most dishes are healthy,'' Ouana said. He added that the restaurant is recommended by the Amcncan Health Atlociation. Explainuia that be feels that a chef is a ctator, Cbiana said the team at the Mandino Gourmet bas tried t~ be dcsicncn of food. as well as Kt standarils. "Not only wiU customers find what everyone else offers.. but they'll find more Mre. We create • Jot of interestina dishes that are not ' .. '': .. ¥. • \J • 14 I~ I \i W I, • ;~ CW...J..c.-.., tMlatMld .,,,/( • ',_ /« lir 0 'wu ltts f SI """.WW4 ~·-.. """,.,..,.,Ga, South Coast PIH~. Costa Mesa I 7141 S40-lMO ;}); ne .Jn f<o'la ft'I • L .. cla JlolMlav tlar• Fridav • DI•..., 7 Nl9late • 8~v a. • .-... Bnacla * Cockt•ll• * Troplc•I Drlnlu * 2515 E. Coas1 Hwy.• Corona del Mar· 675-7411 Keep your Hula hoop from Sd'ing·tight -, • Hudson's sea.ct today. COSTA MESA SIOAl'Con llllld ~·9·8977 S1 off II Of UGI I•• II INl- • N• MnY I 'MCtl ~ ~ t>ctwtcn s p.m. and I INdnW'ft. Vlld ..,., ~ « th& wactc atCOltaMCM~od-/ ·GA t l. l • I 5IO Anton ltld. cOlta-. I I adticctUOIN~ISMaC.-bpirMk>nJutf 31, 1989 .J .. _______________ _ I '\(I.I . UO'\ CALIFORNIA DINING AT ITS FINEST! Nobody sez its a good On~, but Uncle o ·on -has an idea ,,... ....... .,.. ....... ...................... ==~a..!'= ... We're gonna try something different this week. Somcthin' which, to my knowledge. has never reared its ugly head in this column. Something which has no place here but. for lack of anyth1na better to do. will appear this week. An idea. And you thought st would never happen here. Surprise. surpnsc . You guys know what an acronym is? Where you take the first letters of a phrase and make a word ouua iL Such as MADD (Mothers Against Drunk Driving) and DAMM (Drunks Against Mad Mothers). NEWPORT BE acH Well. there's an acronym which has con- ft udcrable impact m this area. NIMBY. Which 71• IU 20IO most of l'.'>u morons recognize as "not in my 37 FASHION ISLAND backyard.· Well. the Unc wants to introduce a c,,..,....... ...... new acronym. '-----__ __., AIMBY -"Already m my back yard," Application of AIMBY to many o( the local env1ommental and social problems here alona ------------~ the Orange Coast could save big bucks and lo\Sll hassles. FRIDAY NlGH'r •WJNE DOWN" AT ROYAL KHYBER CutsWw at India lOIX>" htol St ,....,,.,,. 8-1> CA 17141752~ AIMBY works on the principle that some rnfnn members of society JUSt have to sacrifice for the common a,ood. Sure, it'll be toua,h for a few of you, but tfiat's life. No one said it wuz &onna be fair, but just think, the sacrifices you make will improve the quality of life for the rest of us. Some uamples: JOHN WAYNE AIRPORT: Sure. the rcsi- dcncs of EastblufT, Santa Ana Heil,hts and few other areas didn't expect 100-plus nights a day. And the county is desperately lookin& at El Toro and Camp Pendleton for expansion. What for'? The ai~rt is AJMBY for those residents. Why spend billions when the sucker aJrcady exists. Add a couP.1e hundred fli&hts and another run- way. Theres millions of travelers and onJy a few thousand afflicted residents. Life's touah. OFF SHORE OIL DRJLUNG: Why build derricks off Laauna and Ncwpon? Huntinaton's shoreline bas them AJMBY. The view's ruined. What's a couple hundred more platfonns? Hey, it's the common aood. COYOTE CANYON: With it's closure. we're gonna bave to ao down to El Toro or San Juan or tomcwherc to dump those cans of paint and used 40-weiibL Last time the Unc drove that area he saw lotsa canyons which needed filling. It's AIMBY for those in the area. TOXIC WASTE: What could be better than that dymp by f.d ison High School? The cost of removina the crud that's there is more than tht> value of the land. Let's keep stonn1 stuff. and u~ it as an observation area to determine the effects of carcinoacns m a residential area. The ~mt your Unc is °1:1ng to make here is that with AlMBY you don t try to fix . clean up, or eradicate a public nuiMncc like the Pacific Amphitheatre or a shelter for the homeless. You leave 'cm there. Instead of tryina to eliminate 'em, you expand. And the very few people who bave to live with dcctinini propeny values and lower qualities oflifc will just bavc to understand that this is their lot in hfc. How do you like it? Do you think l care? It's just another one of Uncle Don's simphsuc solutions to the Oranac Coast's ills, bucd on minimal research, eirteosivc lack of thouaht. and no concicm whatsoever for the facts. I could make a aovcrnment career outta ttus. • .. 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Thi'< historic waterfront. landmark 111 N.-wport'• Cannery Village lt'11turing freth local aeafood and P11•1t·rn beef. Conaittently sood ter· , 1, i . o!>t'n for lunch, dinner, Sunday Hru11rh and Champqne Harbor Crua'>t"I. Eotertainepent nightly. t-:nJO> the Jounce food gal· lt'r) aupub clam chowder! 3010 l.afa yette, 676-5777. NEWPORT LANDING ~ t>v. port Land ins Re.taural}t on tht' Balboa Peninaula offera a r<>- m11ntir waterfront. aettm,. Special· lll'~ inrlude freah 1wordfish, H11wa11an aeafood favorites, prime rih. 11halone, lamb and veal. Garden frt ~h M1lada, appetizers and sand- w1t hr". E•tens1ve wine list. special· ty drinks and cocktaila. Live enter· teinmenl. ~MC. V, O.C. Located at 50:\ E ewater (adjacent t~) Bt1lboa Ferrv . Raervallons rtt ommended. · 675-2373 Parkinc available. OYSTERS Brand new in Corona del Mar, Oya. t<'rs 111 the bot and happening place to be! Fut.urine O)'lter bar, oak grill, freah aeaf'ood 6 cocktail.a. Open for lunch ud dinner. Loat.ed al 2515 E. Cout Hwy. in Corona del Mar. 676-74ll. RBUBBN B.LBB The .,. ...toed iD ..... ttilJ Oii the boet.l Not Jul& for boUdoa and special oeaeiom, R.ut.. 2. Le. letvel delidcNa ....... ...tood I: •Lpecial&Me ..,.,, ~ ol the week. unch, ~ diimef. B&nquet.a for up to 400. w..w; .... ,.,u.. reuptJon.. etc. In Newpon Bu. 161 E. C..i Hwy., Nwport Bwh. 676-6790. TALE OP THB "HALB Experience a step bed into lime w " place where you can dine at your own leiaure. Enjoy the l"OID&nC9 of o!d Newport with.a peooqmic t.y Vlft. F ... ciie your ...... with thei.r ...... tioMI ...tood and &.r.SitlocW favorit.a. Brealafut 7:00 ua. Mon· d~·PriQy, Lundi 11 :30-':00 Mon- day 1-'radd\. Dinner .i oo 11 00 seven na~hti. S11turday and Sunday Brum-.h I 00-4.00, o\'.,ler Bar Fri- day, S11tu rd nv and Sunt'hlv Ban quel facal1t1eR up '" r.oo IOO Matn Rlr<'<'t, H11Jh .. a fii:1 -11;:1:1 ZUBIES Pure and simple. Jllll like mother's love! They serve 10 01 . lobat.er tajl.a, fil~t mignon, prime nb, nbe and ch!cken at the most reasonable prices m Costa MeM. Th~ din· nel"I ae rved on special n1ght.a·o~n 7 nighta.. Generously poured low price drinks. Our cuatomel"I have been coming back since 1970. Located at 1712 Placentia in Co.ta Mesa near 17th Street. Call 645-8091 or 631 -9803 ZUBIES GI LDED CAGE Right next door to Zubies All our piu.u are 1!-rre 16", any combination, all toppanp, at $6.95 (S6.9S take oul). Wide screen plus 8 TVs, games & videoe. Full Cocktail Bar. Open 7 da)'I. Lunch & Danner 1714 Placent.1a, Costa Mesa ITAUAN VINNIE'S The ~·'I Italian food prepart'd from the freshe1>l 1ngred1enU1 using no pr.-wrvativt>!', salt, sugar, or ex- cess fats Ownt'd b' \'annae Colan· drea of Brooklyn Paua Works, (amou fur havinic The Be<it Paz.z.a an Orange Countv b\ Thl' Great P1ua Hunt. 2i0 East tilh S lret>t an Costa Mesa. i22-9264 VILLA NOVA A ~autiful hay \'1ew cr.-atN1 tht> romantic seUin11 that has m11de the Villa 'Nova a "special kind of plar.-" for over 50 years. Superb r uasane from C'enLral and Northern 11.alv servt'd in Old World charm. E1 ~ns1ve wine list. Dinner ni~htly Piano ber. Full menu tit I 00 a m 3 131 West C'oast Haghwa\'. New port Beach. 6-42 7880 ME-N·ED'S PIZZA Loe.Uy owned and operated, Me·n· &i's Pina Parlor has been serving quality piua and friendly st'rvice for 27 veal"I. Our thin C..[Ylll pina with ail real cheeses and fresh top· pinp 11 a piua lover'a delight. Me· n-Ed'a alao offers deliciOUI deli sandwiches. ul.d11 and free de livery. Jean, thf' manager, wiU be happy to U1ist you with your next meetull or arou_p catered event. Located at ~to E. 17th St.. ('09ta Mf.IA, 646·7136. Open aeven days a week. Sun· Thur 11 :30· I i:OO, Fri and Sat 11:30-1:00. CHINese DANNY K'S Meet Danny Kuo. 8 year General Manager of Coate M .... , Mandarin Gourment and 4 year Pa..rt.oer/Geoe:raJ M&nqerofChina Town in Irvine. You can now enjoy Danny K'1 excitini and contemporary Chinete cuiaine in an equally exciting and contempory set· ting in Corona del Mar! Danny K '• i.s open for lunch and dinner daily. Beer & wine liat. Catering. 3060 E. Coest Hwy. Call 721 -9000 for take out, reeer· vationa or information. CONTINENTAL BOB BU RNS Dine in absolute eleganc:. at this award-winning restawant. Famous for innovative cu1 1ne. Starters in· elude oysters on the half shell, sashimi and gravlax. Fresh seafood from around thf world, eastern fed veal., muscovy duck breast and certified prim..-.Antcus beef. Elaborate winP list. Opeo llt'ven days a week. Lale nigaht piano bar. Private dining rooms. f~rvations recommended MCL\', AX, CB. D. 37 Pasbion Island. New1><1rt Beach. 714/6« ·2030 C ROWN HOUSE This lovely Conlanental restaurant situated at the comer of PCH and Crown Valley Pkwy. has been a (ourmet's favorite for 18 years now. Fine dinintc. cocktails. dancing. live entertainment. oyster bar, happy hour. banquet facilities, limo aer· vice, extensive wine list. 32802 Pa- cific Coast Hwy., South Laguna Niguel. 499· 2626. RIVIERA Relax to 1trac1ous service in an elegant. intjma~ atmOflphere. E.x- pertl_y prepared rontinental dishes by Chef Richard Bergner, since 1970. This award winning res- taurant also otfera an extensive wine list, and excels in tableslde preparationa and flambes. Open for lunch 11:30·3 p.m .. dinner from 5 e.m. E•cellent banquet facilities. Cloted Sunday and holid~ 3333 S. Bristol, Co.ta Meaa, 540-3840. P'ReNCH LE MIDI Thia is a Lrue "1Jeeper:· Some say ll '1 avant 1arde. others that it•a cl .. ic. AJJ ...,.. that. ..... 1 .... ... ., ........ ............ ............ $Wiss Chef Walter Ruttimann's cuisine provencale is of an in· novative and exquisitely executed authenticity. An enrhantinl( coun· try French interior and an Old World hoepitality rarely found thesf' day fulfill the expertat aon, evoked by the out.at.anding cu1aang. O~n for dinnt'r and c1.1ektaili aeven naghta. Cateran~available. 3421 Via Lido, Newport Beach. 675-4904 OLD WORLD GERMAN RESTAURANT Home--cookina at ita foleSt! The name's been changed to excite YoW' palate, bul "SAUERBRATEN .. still is the m<>11t tender POT RO~. marinated in Red Winee & SpiCM. ~rved with Potato Pancakea. GOULASH (tasty German StewJ with SPAETZLE ~made ea noodJa.) WIENER SCHNrr'lEL (breaded pork-tenderloin). A favorite 11 BRATWURST INlde either out of~ or pork with Sauerkraut & Potato Salad. OKTOBERFEST Let us help you with yoor Wtdding & Catering plans, :J Ha.1111 available Located HUNT INCTON BEACH, 406 Fwy. uat Beach So., right on Center ~ext to Holiday Inn. (714) 89Ml020. INDIAN ROY AL KHYBER SAIL LOFT Saal Loft Bar & Grill realures ocean view dining with the emphasis on fresh seafood. Oyst.er bar, live entertainment nightly in the bar area. Open for dinner nightly from 5 p m. Weekend houn1 from JO :lO a m. FabuJoua Sunday Brunch. Located at 400 P.C' H in L..a~una BHrh MEXICAN Ml CASA Their food is like a trip to Mexico' H011pitality Koes hand m hand with their motto, "Mi Casa es Su Caaa," or my house is your h<>use. Eat.ab li11hed since 1972. it'a no secret friends enjoy dining here. Open daily from 11 a.m. for Lunch, Din· ner and Cocktails Entertainment Wed.-Sun. mght.I in the Burro Room. 296 East 17th Strttt, CU8t.a Mesa. 645· 7626. ONE OF A KIND GINO'S ON THE HILL Almost a Cotta Mesa landmark where frienda and memori• meet, Gino'• isn't an Italian Reatawant, but a reataurant being run by a (local) Italian. Even though they 1erve many Italian it.em.a, they alao offer a large variety of other it.ema on their menu. Known for "Honest food and friendly ael"Vice,'' Gano'• feat.urea a varied menu with empbasia on quaJily and reaaonable pricea. Live entertainment Mon. t.hru. Sat.. Crom 8:30 p.m. Saturday & Sunday break!ut from 9 a.m. Located at 428 Eat 17th Street, Coate Mesa. Call 650-1750 for ree· ervations, directiona or what.ever. Or~e County's fmt. and fin~t Indian restaurant, Royal Khyber proudly aerves authentic Indian dis hes with "The Art of Flavor," ex- clusively for California tastes. Select from a 1umptuoual,Y divenie menu or lel the expert waiters help design a meal for your liking. Lunch, dinner, brunch, exteni1ive wine liAt, full cocktail bar. All major credit cards accept.eel. 1000 N. THAJ Briatol SL. Newport &.sch. 1714) _...., _________ _ 752-5200 for ret1ervations. SEA SIAM REST AURA NT AMeltlCAN Tired of the aame old rood! Lookinc for 10methina different" Give your· TOE NEWPORT OYSTER aelf a treat.. 'f"ry a taate of the exotic. BAR AND GRILL Thai Food at Sea Siam. you'll dine Bright and airy with a colorful in a reluinc environment wltile en· seuide Victorian n•ir, The New-joyi111 the Jta.cioua Thai hoapit.alit.y. port Oyster Bar and Grill is casual You'll find• wide eelection t-f Thai ee.a(ood dining at ita beat . A fun cuiaine at affordable pricea. Sea apoi to sip an anchor steam beer, Siam 1pecializes in aeafood, but hu peel 1picy shrimp and enjoy ex· a plentiful array of beef, chicken quisitely prepared rash. Open all and vecetari.an diahaa to pleue day from 11 :30 a.m. to 10:30 p.m., everyone. Treat younelt to lunch or to 11 p .m. on Friday and Saturday dinner at Sea Siam. Loc.ted al n.isht.. MC. VISA. A.E., Dinera. 16103 Bolla Chica St... 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