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focus of cl Imber
probe conquers
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OPINION/A 11 STATE/AS
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TllURSOAY. Jl!l.Y 27. 19119
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Rolls d·ealer
accused of
S 1.SM sca ·m·
f--~-..J-&y-JANf-T-ZIMMERMAN
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A Costa .\ll'sa Roll~-Ro~ce dcalcr
....as arn:s1cd Wednesday on charges
he b1llr:cd do.zcns of cu~tom\"rs out of
nearl) $1.5 m11l1on b} agri;c1ng 10
s.ell thc1r lu.\UT) cars on consignml·nt
bul alleged!} pockt·ttng 1he monc~
lfl!>\Cad •
Garry Concannon. JS ... as being
h('ld 1n lieu of SI million bad aflcr
he surrendered to Police Wrdnc~
da). He is accuSl·d of opcra11ng the
scam. 1n\0 J,1ng Rolls·Royces.
Bentleys and other h1gh-dollar cars •
Since Dcren1bcr 1986.
Bit•chgoers enjoy the surf just south of the contaminated water at Thalia Street In Laguna Beach.
He .,...as charged TuC'sday 1n
Harbor .\1un1c1pal loun 10.1th 15
felon) counts of grand thcfl prop-
ert). grand theft auto and altcnng a
pink slip y,11h 1ntl·n1 to defraud.
Costa Mesa Poltce Dc1t-ct1,e Ste\'e
Labbin said.
Contaminated beach re.opens
By LESLIE EARNEST
Of tM D.wy I'-St.off
.lo 1.000-foot '1re1 r h of \h'u
Beach 111 ~oulh l.:iguna. clo,l·d a
month ago \\ht•n 900.flflU g<11lo11' of
raw SC""'agc dumpt.•d 1nhJ lhc ocl·an
nftl·r ;1 5l'"er p1J>e hrokc. reopt.·nl·d to
sw1n1111(·rs '-''cdnei.da~.
Another ~1np uf l'll.::tch. "h1ch ha\
bc.·en ofl"l11nu' ~lnl·e Sunda) \\hen a
po....,·er out:1gl' shut dov.•n a pun1p
Alleged
scam ends
E-a·rth
. Games
B)' ALEX WILLIAMS
OI' -O.ty "'" '''""
An alleged elaborate scam by a
Houston multi-millionaire .sank this
year"s Eanh Games ln1crnational.
an Olympic-st~·le athletic competi-
tion for children that was supposed
to stan in ~·t cxico on Aua. I J. a
dir«tor for the games· Irvine-based
-•--sponsor-said-Wedneiday. ·---
Jtob Mathias. a two-time Olympic
aold medal ist and former con-
aressman. learned approximately
three 'lll'ttks aao that his American -t---K.ids..5poru..A~tion-would-hall~
to cancel its I 1'1ay international
ocompctition bceause a SS million
donation promised br Houston-
bascd financier Michac Makris has
been rcsciJ'dcd. Chuck Fostrr. a
Spons Kids director, said Wcdnc5-
day.
'itat1on :1nJ rl·lea~·d !~.t l(K/ gallon.,
llf !>C"agc 1n10 thl· cw..·l·an. n1a~ re·
o~x-n 1h1!. afternoon
But count) hl·a!th nrf1 c1als caution
the~ "ill no1 n1akc a tinal dl ..
ll·rn11nat1on v.hcthl·r thl· 1.500.foot
~trl·h:h of l'll:al·h bt.•t,\el'n Thalia and
Legion ~trect' 1i. 'i:lfl· for ~v.1n1n1l·r'
unlll the) have !tCl'l1 toda) ·, IC\I
rl0'iults
···rht prehnunar) rt·i.uh' fron1
Tut'sda) are encouraging. so u·.,
possible 11 v.ould bl.' reopened J.,
l'arl~ as 1on1orro""' {Thursday) after·
noon," \o11d f\.-1ikc Wehner. super·
'isor of y,·atcr qu.allty fo r the Orange
c·ounl) Dt..·partmcnt of Health Srr-
v1cl·s.
In lhl· ·\l1so Creek spill. o ne of the
l:irgc<;t sc....,•agl" spills 1n a swimming
arl'tl 1n rccCnt }cars. a mile-long
stri:1ch of beach ..... ·as ong1nall)
COVER STORY /UPD1'TE
closed in South I .iguna •\ portion of
thi: bt.·ach reopenl·d l·arller
That ~pill. the thrrd 'iuch 3Cl'1d(·nt
this }car 1n -\hso ( rl·l·J.. 1n South
Laguna. tlC'"Curred Junl· ~2 "hen a
40.year·old concrcll' pipe hruke 1""'
l0a\I ot toa~t lhgh".;:i~. ~pilling \l'""·
age into thl' l rceJ.. \llh1 ch no ..... , to the
OCl'an.
The C) hndt·r ha" hcen rt·plarcd.
according to h(•alth 00ir1al s.
Concannon faces a n1a.\1mum 1()..
'ear prison 1erm
· The o....,ner ofConcannon·s Horse·
lt"SS Stable on Rl"d Hill .t,,enue also
1s accused of forging oY.ncrs· s1gna·
tures to obtain duphcatc pink slips
10 the ta~ and using the then-
defuncl ong1nal cen1fic-ates to gain
more than SI rn1ll1on ('rt"dlt at the
bank.
He allcgl·dt} sold the cars but
nc\'er n.·1u rned the monl'} to the
original o....,ner The bu)er. 1n man}
cases. paid tl·ns of thou!'Nlnds of
dollars but did not hold clear title to
1he auton1ob1lc. Labb1t1 sa1d.
"You ha,·c the consigner who le-
g.all)' o...., f)Cd the t ar and go1 zero for
---G•rry Concannon n tl'te
Cort• M•P Polk• s;>ep•rt·
ment on W•dn:•lday.
11, then you have the buyer who·s
pa>1ng premium price for lhe car he'
m1~ht not own." he said.
(Please see OEALER/A21
Conditions remain
substandard at-
mobile home park
By 1108 VAN EYKEN
OI tlW o..,. -11.W
Residents at losta Mcsa·s Aloha
Palms ~-lob1le Home Park an.-'>111 1
plagued by•sub!itandard cond111on\,
more than a year after a n1unu:·1pal
coun judge ordered cxtcns1'r re·
pairs at the park.
.. It's really bad rond111ons." ,aid
Calixto Flores. a tenant at Aloha
Palms. "'The roof leaks. When the
~hC'WatUc-Ome!!o riih1
1n. There are holes 1n the noor and
the wall's aoina riaht 10 the ground:·
Attome)'s rtpl'CSCnlin& a aroup of
10 renters. including Flores. ""ho
l\a vc Wi tlilfCld rrnt s1ncf"""May 1988
sa the park's owners appear to hr
trying to force the tenants out
through ncgl«t and intim1da11on, so
the . propcny r.an be rezoned for
industrial use. The park 15 located 1n
a largely industrial an::a on 16th
Strttt near Nev.•port Boulevard.
"They're basically tryina to make
11 un1nhab1tablf.'' said Richard Sp1x;
auorncy for the rent strikers.
··Ther·vc closed the l•undry room.
The)' re taking down fences around
the trailers. And they've got this bi&
resident manager knocking on
people·s doors all the-time:·
Flores .said the manaacr had come
wit hout warning o ne day and tried
to 1urn the water ofnn his unit while
his wife was cookin1 supper.
.. "I told tiim~rvet,,,---
!.Cllle 11 with me outside if he tried
In turn it off," Flores said ... It was
~upposcd to be to do $Orne rcpeirs,
bul they have to &iYe us tome
nouc:c;-ar-le11s1 24 hou1s if they're
10101 10 tum the water off."
Stella Butters, another ~
said the manqcr rcttntly ha
her an eviction notice tctli~ ha' ....
had to move in 60 dayS.
An auornc)' with' the coun1y's
senior citizen!' lopl Mvoc:ky pn>:
, ....... --~/AJ( The $5 million donation now ap-
pears to have been blit in a scheme aimed at bilkina the foundation for'"" _____ , _________________________________________________________________ • __
$200,000, Foster said.
Makris, in a telephone Interview
from his Houston home. denied the
foundation's alltptions, •ffna he
fint 1pproachcd Spol'1s Kids bre--
ctuee the foundation ~ lO be
NewRort video king owes nearly S4 mill·ion •
a ~itive lnftuenc:e on children. but ., lllS YOICOI laoer retdncl<d hil olre< wben he
learned. amCMt& other dtinp., that his °' .. °""' .... ._.
donation would tie llUblc beca1111 . Newport le-ach video e n:
tbe lfOUP wu dllllflld u • corpor.. treptel'KW and onetime millionalre
11ion. not a fou1'M9U... OcOfS St...an Kart Jr. owa cloJe 1n
Makris' 11Ullou1 •• S,O.U kids M minion in &aaes al)CI other debts, ,..,_ -.. ,.,All wonli .. '° bankruPk')> pipe'n n~
Tnday' Tltou1h1
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In Oranae County.
Kart. who pleaded auilty to
chal"F' or makina iUtP.I camp1lan
contributions to prttkltnlial can·
didate Oary Han., declattd he Owt
dclinque:nt taxes. court ,·~ment
and loens to the lrutma Revenue
Scrvkot. toail '8.JI. ~ attomcya.
"banks. Lorimar Tclcpicturts, friends ~nd even his fa1hcr.
The J7-)·tar-old Karl fikd for
protection under 1\ap1cr 11 of the
bankrupt(')' code on July 19 -the
day the IRS was to hold a scalcd·bid
51le of his t¥10-11ory. 7-bcdroom,
6Yt-bathroom 811 Canybn home in
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Newport Beach.
The filin.a forced the IRS, which
tcized the houM: in June bccautc of
Karl's failure 10 pay more thin
$717,000 in back taxes. 10 ablndon
the ute. . "
Ch1p1cr 11 of 'the ICdcral
benkruptCy code al~ a debtor to
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hold his ~iton at bey wMae ..
works out 1 rt0~ni1.1tion .... It
pay1n1 than. Sull. • bant14 .. J-can la,.,......, die .... -«PIAblc •nd onltr die .ie of .. ddMor's ..u.
Karl c<Mlkl IKM bt IWdt 1• .,
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Laguna woman hit
twice in t[affic dies
l!r &.aUI IAJIMST °'_.._,_..,..
A WOllWl TJho wu struek by &wo
vdlicles as she 1tepped onto Coast ffilbway in l.quna Beach at I :33
s.Dday momina dJed in the hospital
wt.ere lbe was taken by helicopter
aft.er the accident
Herrisa Ann Pennywell, 26, a
Laauna resident, died at 6:40 p.m.
Monday at Mission Hospital Re-
lional Medical Center in Mission
Viejo, accordina to a spokesman
from the coronet's office. The cause
of death bas not been determined,
be said.
Pennywell was cntically ~njurcd
wMn she tried to cross the hi&l\way
near West Street outside of a
crosswalk. according to Laguna
Beach Police s,t. Raymond Lardie.
Pennywell was hit by one car and
then fell btck onto the road where
she was struck by a second vehicle.
She suffered mlJOr head inJunes and
broken bones aod was Oown by
helicopter to the trauma center in
Mission Viejo.
Grant S. Maxwell, 62, who wa
also hit by two vehicles on Coast
Highway over the weekend. re-
mained in serious condition in the
intensive care unit of the same hos-
pital, according to hospital
spokeswoman Jan Walker.
Maxwell was injured ~hen he
stepped into a crosswalk and on-
coming traffic and was hit by a
pickup truck Saturday night near
Brooks Street, Lar<iie wd. As he
tried to get up, Max~ll was struck
by a second car. Lard1e said.
The driver of the pickup pulled to
the side of the road but the dnver of
the seCOnd car dtO\'e off. Lardte
said. Maxwell suffered a pelvic f rac-
ture. concussion, broken nbs and a
punctured lun1 in the accident.
Supervisors OK 24o/o pay hike
G•rrr Conc•nnon poses In 1987 next to a
19J9 Phantom Ill V12 he said w•• one of
two vlnt•g•· c•rs purch•••d
Ministry from him.
GAMES
~rom At
abOut SS50,000 1n debt and wtth ,SS
in 115 chrckrna account. Salanes
never . paid account f~r nearly
S400,000 of the debt1 saLd Foster,
who added that neither he nor
Mathias had drawn a salary from the
foundation for two years.
Foster wd Sports Kids 1s now 1n
the process of rcJroupina. and cor-
porate sponsorships and other fund-
ing sources should all ow the aames
to proceed in a year.
Children aged I 0 to I 2 from mor!'
than SO countries would have par-
ticipated 1n the St'cond annual Earth
Games.
foster said Makns af first ap-
peared a dream come true for the
foundation. wishing only !O prov~de
mone) for th!' children s part1c1-
pa11on
Sports Kids leadership became
susp1c1ous, Foster said. when Makn s
approached him in.June ?nd ask«!
for th!' foundatton s assistance in
a\otd1ng hea') uuation on the
donauon and other sums ~iought
into the countr) by t~ busi-
nessman.
9y City News Servtce Supervisor Tom Riley. DEALER
"J think the raise 1s fair. During From A 1 my 14 years here, we have discusS(d
Concannon never told M)~rson
he sold the Jaguar, 'she said.
•Myerson discovered she no longer
owned the automobile when she
checked "'ith the Department of
Motor Vehicles. which listed an
Anaheim car delearship as the regis-
tered owner ..
for a car he never o~nl·d.'' Lahh11t
said.
After Concannon filed for
bankruptC) IO March. the oonl.s
tried to register the cars using the
original pin!. shp. which was no
Jood becau!IC a duplicate had been
issued.
Makns allegedl> told Sports K1ds
leaders that .. new tax laws" made
donating a large tax habihty unless
Makris was added to the foun-
dation's payroll. Makris allegedl}
asked for a salary of $200,000. a
figure the government would con-
sider reasonable com~nsation for
his services. Foster said.
With littJc discussion or opposi-
tion, the Oranac County Board of
Supervisors Wednesday approved a
24 percent raise for themselves.
The $16,000 pay hike will boost
the five supervisors' salaries to
S82,0S4 by July l, 1990.
this and there has always been criti-Concannon's attorne). Michael
cism," said Riley, the senior mem-Kenney, could not be reached for
ber of the panel. "But today we comment.
decided to go along with what the-A restorer of rare cars in Orange
Lqislaturc sets up for the judges." County for more than a decade,
When Foster said he told Makns
th!' foundation could not afford such
a snlal"}. Makris suggested Foster
take out a loan against Foster's
home 1n Big Bear to pay Makns.
Foster said. With the raise1 the supervi_sors
will have appro11mately the same
saJary as municipal judges. said
A 14 percent pay hike will tkac Concannon was described by vic-
effect Sept. 25. and another 10 per-ums and associates ahke as a "nice
cent increase will follow 1n June guy" who apparent!~ became over-
1990. extended in his bustn!'SS.
He reportedly sold the car for
S43.000 In an apparent attempt to
appease -~)Crson, Concannon &a' e
her SI 0.000 from the sate. she said.
According to an amended
bankruptC) filing. Concannon·s
Horseless S1abk has S3.4 m1lhon 1n
debts. Hts asscl~ included three'
Rolls-RO}Cl'S and the Bentle) o~ ned
b) Jim Baller. but tn\C\ltg.ator'>
susJ>C('t there ma) be hen holder'!> on
those cars who are una"are ol the
snuauon.
Then. Foster alleges. Makris
~ould ha'e been able to take the
mone) and lea'e Foster "holding
the bag.'' The lender could have
foreclosed on the house. he said. _A_uthorities can't ID body found in canyon
9y Qty News s.Mce
Aulhorillcs said Wednesday that a
man whose body was found along
Santiqo Canyon near Irvine Lake
1Uffcred head injuries, but the cause
of bis death is still unknown.
An Oraqe County Jail crew clear-iaa debris discovered the body Tues-
day afternoon. The remains were
covered with a sheet of plywood and
'KARL
l'romA1
comment and his bankruptcy at-
torney Richard Barnett did not re-
turn phone calls Wednesday.
A araduate of Corona del Mar
Hiah °"Sch(>OI, Karl reportedly was a
millionaire by the time he was 30.
His fortune, in part. came through
marketma Jane Fonda workout and
Playboy videos. He later meracd his
company with Lorimar.
Bllt last AU,Ust, Kati pleaded JUil-ty to iUeplJy contribuuna St SS,000
to the c:ampaips of Hart and other
Democratic candidates.
former employees of Karl testi-
fied that be asked them to contribute
up to S 1,000 cash each to, various
candidates. then reimbursed them.
A U.S. District Court judae in
December fi ned Karl $60,C>OC:r and
rocks, said Orange County Shenff's
LI. Bob Rivas.
The victim was described as
Anglo or Hispanic, with dark brown
hair and about 5 feet 4 inches tall.
He was wcarina blue jeans. a red
short-sleeve shirt and black tennis
shoes.
Authorities believe the man, who
has not been identified, had been
dead for two weeks. Rivas said.
tent.cnced him to three years proba-Geor .. Stuart Karl
lion for violatina federal campaign
contribution laws. He had faced a pollibk prison sentence. The amount owed Lorimar comes
Before sentenci n.. Karl's at-from one of three breach of contract
iomeys sa1d their cltent was St .2S lawsuits the Los Anacles company
million in debL fil~ apjnst the entrepreneur. The
A«ordina to hts bankruptcy 'fil-two remaioioa suits have not been
in&. Karl owes U .9 mill1on 10 debts1 resolved.
while hts aaeu amouht to $2.54 Lorimar and Karl entered into a
million. HJS boute alone is reported partnenh1p in I 984, when the larger
" a value of $2.49 million. farm boU&ht out Karl's video mar-
Pa1ona.I property Kart listed in-ketana opc111ion. Karl rcsianed in
dlMkd S IS,000 worth offumishinp; 1987 followina connict of interest S20.~ owed to ham from a man allepllons.
identified u Ed Hanlin, due in May • K.arl ~so o~ a number of other
1990; a 1985 Honda worth S6,SOO; ~m,p:an•!' fo~ JU~cnts they woo u Etrvtcan Vite worth s2.~ and an ltupuon, 1oclud!na ~221 ,447 to
I I )-foot Boston WhaJer worth the Bank of Amcnc:a in Newport
1.000 ' Beach. $40,607 to Aim'aft At Your
la adcUtaon to the 1986-87 federal Call, an Ore&on. avi~o.n fi.rm and
ilJcolne taxes owed to the IRS, Karl S l4,000 to Manin Avu~uon tn New-
IWel $214,110 in 1tate income tu port Beac~. accordtn& to the
for I 98S-87. He owes the county bankruptcy 11hna. llN>ut $19,000 in property tues for Jn .all, the.re are 10 suc~sful. or
Ms bomc and boat, accordina to the pmdJ".'J court ca~ aaamst him. MUnaptcy papen acxordina to the nuna.
Tbe docutMnlS show about s I.I' Karl cui;rcntly don co~suhina
million of Karl's debts have bem work and 1s~nt of his own llNftd with trust deeds ••nst his ~Cooper amillOn Inc., accord·
I s.,60(Hquate·foot homt. where he !Ill to tbe •Ii• He reponed a.n ~nues to live Wilt. his wifl a.Ba income of S21l;564 for 1987, but
two )OUftl sons. nponed no income for 19".
IOlllH\ Amoaa thole creditors &iYft "'* deeds MR MemAry S.v .......
Loan o( Newport Bach. for I SI .J
millW, Jou. kart JOOk 4'11 ia 1914; -ftli ,. El I •11 f ,._
-... llntt~ Milma ia ..... .........., .-. :-= __ AM. die baAkruOlcY 18w ftna .. . .--8te -nwnuaa ,......; •. Mmi N.W Mda com-~ ~edn•dlr . f'or the a·· ia -. ,.. ColifDnlia .._,., _, die rum ..... a.rt. ill ·1.oa0 M9'" II-= 46. lO, 1 l . 22,
19U; ..... -...... 21. .JI ... die .......... 2. ~Sf., lw 1200.000 lie ..... ,..,. Mio COi Jlllt IUHHll all
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·-; I .rfr.n Jrile
Two years ago, the flambo)ant car
dealer held a news conference to
announce his earlier sale of two rare
Rolls-Rovces to Jim Bakker. the
ousted head of the PTL tele' 1S1on
ministry. Concannon offered the re-
porter who wrote the best anicle free
limousme service for a da):.
H is public relations elTons didn't
stop there, ho~e er._ Jn Februar).
Concannon supplied what he said
was his Rolls·Royce. painted like a
police car. with red lights strung
across the top. for the annual Cali-
fornia Police Chiefs Association
conference held at the Westin South
Coast Plaza Hotel, Labbitt said.
The owner of the 1964 Rolls-
Royce Phantom V limousine. Diane
M)erson. said she was shocked
when she discovered the doors of
her black car had been painted
w11hout her penn1ss1on. he had lef\
the car with Concannon on consign-
ment.
"J almost died. I mean this car 1s
"'orth a lot of mone}:· said
M}erson, who rctneved the Rolls a
short ume later
But M)erson s.a1d she "as not in
lime to rescu!' her 195 1 Jaguar Marl..
V con .. ert1blc. v.h1ch she left "'th
the dealer in December to sell for
$30.000. Concannon persuaded her
to sign the pink shp 1n case a buyer
came when she was not available.
M)erson said.
"I was had. totall) ... she said.
M}erson ~as one of 25 victims
the Costa Mesa Police Ot-partmenc
invesug.ated 1n conncctton with
Concannon. Labbitt said.
The salesman alleged!) told cus-
tomers that the S 12 )'Tlillion "-Orth of
restored cars in the compan} 's show-
room .,,.,ere his o"n. He persuaded
man)' owners to sign the pink slip to
facilitate the sale and told them 11
would be held in escr ow. Labb1tt
said.
Concannon also got some cus-
tomers to sign a power of attorney
allowing him to sign the pink slip
during a rush sale, the detective said.
He allegedly used the power of at·
torne) to sign the certificate without
the kno"'ledac of the o" ner and then
pocketed the monc).
Concannon was granted 80 per-
cent credit on the \alue of th!' cars
at t"o banls. ~htch held the p1nl
slips. Labb1tt said The loans "ere
not questtoned bct'ause he rnn-
11nucd to pa~ on the intcre I, he
said.
"If the banl never documents
po~ss1on o f that pink shp "1th the
OM\. then he could appl) for a
duphcate He then iranferred that
pink slip to a third pan~ bu~er," he
said.
"Because the bank thinks it's
their's, and the thtrd party thinks it's
their's. Concannon ~els paid twice
The list of unsecured cred11ors
"ho lost their cars includrs mo' 1c
producer Carter Dt-HaHn. Wilham
Basktn and businessman J ohn
Henn.
Deput) District Attornr) red
Johnson said that after a certain
point. Concannon could onl} face a
10-year prison term. no matter ho"
many counts were filed against him
''As far as I'm concerned n's not
a defensible case." John'>on s.11d.
fhe allegation) against Concan-
non resemble another ca~ la'lt )car
1nvol' mg the Ne" port Reach Auto
Galler).
In that case. Jame<, Andcr)on "a~
accused ofs"indhng 95 people ''ho
consigned their cars for sale bet"een
Jul) and Dt.-cembcr 1987 Por~chcs.
BMWs. Ferram and Rolls-Ro,ces
"ere old to unsuspecting bu) Cl"> hut
alleged!~ no monc~ M l'i p3!>\Cd on to
the pre' 1ous 0" ner<,
\'1c11ms in that lase "l're an~r)
because th!'tr insurnnce comapn1es
refused to compensate them since
the scam "a~ handled as an
embezzlement rather than auto thcfl
c,:ase.
Labb111 said o"nersh1p of the rar\
from Concannon 's I lorsele~s Citable
wtll be decided in a ct' 11 court.
Foster said more than a dozen
Southern Californians. ranging from
businessmen to turkey farmers.
da1med to ha"!' been v1ct1m1zed b'
similar scams perpetrated b;
Makris.
Foster said he would have joined
the ltst of alleged \'1ct1ms had tt not
been for several freak occurances.
1nclud1ng discovennJ Makris al-
legedl) lying about his business as-
soc1a11ons with such financiers as
Donald Trump and Annand Ham·
mer
Susp1c1on. Foster said, &f'C"' into
an tn"cst1gat1on involving the FBI
and the Sccun11es and Exchange
Comm1ss1on.
Makns, hoy,e,er. said his firm.
Tc'l;aS Interests of Houston. 1s in-
"01\ed 1n defense projects. banl1ng
and real estate and 1s currenth
\\-Orth S300 mtllton. Makm accused
Foster of em~zz11ng from Sports
Kids. and also accused him of bad
management. a pnme reason he said
he backed awa} from the deal.
"Chuck said this ~as a mammoth
s~1ndle. but if I were 1rying to put
a swindle together. why would I go
to people who have no mone)', that
wt'rc broke?" Makris asked.
Foster called Makns' personal at-
RESl DENTS In Ma)· 1988. a group of22 renters In inc en'luing months. man) of tacks undocumented lies.
beg.an a rent ·strike to protest unsafe the tenants '"' olved in the rent Makns conceded he has been con-
From At and unhealthful conditions they said strike accepted relocation payments victed of EC' ·violations and per-
had Pr,.,•at"led fior years ~rom Whtt"'stone and moved out. H 'd h h h aram called the eviction notice ti-.. . i: .. Jury. e sa1 . owcver. t at in t e
legal and said his office would de-Wh1t!'stone filed sun in Municipal But I 0 fam1hc!) rematn!'d and first case. he was unaware ht' was
fend BultctfS if the owners, White-Court and 1n small claims court to have refu!)Cd lo pa) any more rtnt breaking the law by offenng tn·
stone Properties of Santa Aoa, tncd rcco' er the rents. since Bostrom's July ruling. 'es tors ufu't&istercd stock in a fail-
to evict her. "Th"' "'cat ones h"ve l•f\." •"'td mg company he purchased Following a heanng on July 14. .. " .. .. ..,.. Butters, who owns her own trailer Municipal Court Judg!' Russell Bos-Jamie Baker. a paralegal ass1st1ng 1n In the S«ond case. be claimed to
but rents the ground under it. said Lrom ordered a scnes of repairs at the tenants' ac11on "Whal you'rt have been tnpped up by technical-
Whitestone had offered her S2,SOO Aloha Palms and told tenants to pay seeing is the 10 ~tronge\t.'' Hies in\Ol \ln& hts European hold·
to move. But that sum 1s not suffi-bet"'ccn 20 and 30 percent of their Baker said a cl;um would be filed mis. He claimed to have been d1s-
cient to purchue a new trailer, even rent until the repairs were com-regarding the illness of Flores' son. onented dunng tesumon)' due to
1fa space can be found in an Orange plcted. He ordered the repairs be delirium he suffered followin.a sur-
County. mobile home park. she said. made within t"'o months. A heanng on White tone's case gery for a brain tumor.
When asked about Butters' case. against the rema1n1n.a rent stnkcrs is Foster said ports Kid., checked
Ed Be I · Wb' Following a&rsonal ins,......t1on of h ..a led to be heard Aug II ~ nsy • a partner an 1testone. --sc evu Makris' background thorou•hl•.· ·d h · · · · the park in tober. Bostrom rt· '1' , sa1 t e ev1ct1on notice was a mis-fused to raise the rents to their Spu said he would argue that the before entenn.a into nqotiauons
undcrstandfog. But Butters said this normal levels of betwen SlOO and tenants should pa) even less than with him. but foundation leaders
week that Bcnsyl had told her to SlSO a month and postponed in-the 20 and 30 percent tipulated in were nevertheless duped.
disrcprd at., but she ~id she had definitely a hearing on the rent the July 1988 ruhngs. Sports Kids held a press con-
rccc1ved nothing in writing. strike. "I think we·v(' got a good case for fercnce Wednesday announcina the
Bcnsyl said it was not true they zero rent this time.'' he s~11d. "I do cancellation of this year's Earth
were tryina t9 force the t~nants out. 1 Some repair work -was done, but a lot of housing cases and I've run Games. .
"The future of the par1c has not tenanu said major problems. such as into some pretty nasty conditions. Makns said he plans to hold a
chanacd,'' Bcnsyl said. "It's going to leaking roofs and broken sewage But this one is the nastiest I've press conference of his own m Los
be (rehabilitated) and it's going to pipes, were lefi un501vcd. sccn.v Anaetes·on Monday.
remain a mobile home park. We're r-----------------------=""'.':"":::---::----------------always in the process of malcin.a
repairs."
Bensyl said he could not specify
what ~pain had been made 1n the
pest year. and refe~ questions to
Wh1tcstone's attorney. Donald
Dibella. 0.btlla could not be
reached for comment.
On a brief 'wded tour of his trai~. Aora said nothina hid been
1cpml"f'd, •lthoullt-ktlad iepcattdly-
reqUnkd rcpain over t_M. pest 21
moe&hs. He pointed IO holes in walls t.nd noon, a hole in tile ceilin& and
mmive leab in pipes \hat ICftl
IOr'Nnll of W81a' IO the iround
u.der the uai&. tteatine a fttJcJ poed.
""We call lbem. ud Ibey •Y they :.r.s:r.&1. ... ~ ~...., ...... ....~·-··· WidlDOCk ..... tom .. w.o.
........... Q .... bJeil ... ..,, •. ,,..
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11 111 111,HO\IC U
Students can learn
wine appreciation
in 3 easy le.ssons
A three-session seminar tatled "Wane A.p-
preciat1on" will be offered by Irvine Valley College
Community Education from 7 10 9 p.m. on
Mondays, July 31 . Aug. 7 and 14 at Golden Creek
Inn in Irvine.
The workshop will explore the major wine
producing re11ons ofNonhem Europe ... Topics will
include wines of France. Germany and Ital y, ~1~ns of 1mponancc and trends an v.ine pro-
duction. Pan1c1pan1s should bnng two wine glasses
to each class.
The cost 1s $45. Call 559-3333 for more
information.
Choosing a college major
A free seminar on choosinf a college major
best su ncd to a \tudcnt's per'iona 1t} will be olTcrcd
from 7:30 to 9 p.m. on Aug 3 b) the Temperament
Research lns111u1c. 16152 Beach Blvd .. su11c 117.
Huntington Beach.
Allee Fairhurst, a Hun11nJtun Beach career
counselor, v. ill present an ovcrv1c\\ of the st'lec11on
process and 1nd1\1dual factor'> to be consi dered
Call 841-0041 for more information.
Allergy diagnosis updated
A free lecture on ''Ad\anccments 1n Food
Allerg} Diagnosis" v. 111 be held at 7 p.m. on
Tu<'sda~ al Nc.-v. pon Superior Medical Plaza. 150 I
Superior A vc.-.• suite 306. Ncwpon Beach.
Call 645-782:! to make rescn at1ons.
Medicine In '90s examined
A lecture on "Preventallv<' Med1c1ne in the
'90s" will be held from noon to I p.m. on Tuesda'
at Hoag Women's Health Center of Huntington
Beach. 18700 Beach Bl vd .. 'iU1te l 20
The cost 1s S5 for lunch. Rcsen at1ons arc
requtted by July 18. Call 962-413 1
Gymnastic 'classes for chlldren
Gym~ast1cs classes for youngsters arc being
offered this munth by the Newport Beach Par!...
Beaches and Recreation Depanment.
Courses include "Tumbling Toddlers" ( ages
5 months to 3 yearc;). "No Parent Just Mc" (3 to
6): beginning, intermediate and ad~ance k'cls:
bo_Ys only: "Chcerlcading and Tumhllng" and
private gymnastics lessons.
Courses are in four-week sess10ns and hm1tl'd
1n size. Call 644-3151 for more 1nforma11on
Dietitian to speak
The Coastline Chapter of B'na1 B'nth Wom\.·n
will meet al 7.30 pm o n Wcdnc..cta:-at In 1ne
Hemage Park Rcsional L1bral). 1.iJ6I Yale ..\H'
The topic v.111 be "A.voiding the Supermarkl·t
Trap." Lest he Eckerhng. a registered d1e1111an. "111
speak.
All area women arc 1n\ 11cd Rl'lrl'\hmcnl!> v. 111
be sened. For a ride or member\h1p 1nformatwn
call 544-49:!4. 786-6::!70 or bJQ. H53
Registration begins at OCC
Registration for 2.500 fall cla~'il''i 1n more than
100 academic and 'ocational area~ will bl-gin on
Aug. 3 at Oran~c Coast College.
Classes begin Aug. 21 and <'Oncludc bdon·
Christmas. A full slate of 15-wecl... latl'·\tanrng
classes beg1 n the v.,eek of cpt 11.
Application~ arc currently being accepted and
reg1strat1on appointments arc available 1n OC( \
Adm1ss1ons Office, open from 8: JO a.m. 10 ~ JO
p.m • Monda> through ThurS<.la}. and from M J(J
a.m. to 1:30 p.m on Fnda}S
Re11stration h> appointment runs ..\ug. 3 10 16
10 the .\dm1ss1ons Office. Open reg1stra11on on a
~alk-1n basis runs Aug. 17 to 18. Aug 21 10 25.
Aug.. 28 to Sept I and Sept. 5 to 8.
Fall schedules haH been mailed to all house-
holds in the Coast (.ommun11~ ollcge D1stnct
Schedules arc also available free of charge an the
dm1ss1ons Office
Call 432-56 78 for more information
Tools for selecting a career
A sem1nnr on changing or selecting career;
will be presented from 6.30 to 9:30 p.m. on
Wednesday by Golden West College 10 room I 'ti
of the Admimstrt\11on Building.
Pan1c1pants will learn a technique for C\alu-
at10g n realistic career d1rect1on. lnd1v1dual area'>
of interests, personality and psychological need'
will be explored. Interviewing techniques and
decision methods will al o be considered.
Lecturer Horace Blnek 1s a licensed pwchol·
og1Sl with prn ate practice and a consultant (or tht·
Seal Beach Naval Weapons Depot.
The cost is Sl6. Call 891-3991 for od,ance
rcaistration or more information
C \I I '\U \IC
---..... Thursd•y July 21 ----
No mcctin~ scheduled
Friday~ Jul.Y 28
No mtttinas scheduled
1'0 I I« I I Of,
Orange Coast DAILY PILOT/Thursday, July 27, 1989
Prosecution rests in motorist's muraer trial
By MELINDA KEU.l!R
A prosecutor on Wedne~da) \aid a
drunken Costa Mesa motom1 v.ac; "out
to wreak havoc" an Ma) 1988 v. hen he
bumped the rear of a motorq clc and
allegedly rcpeatcdl} ran O\l'r the pa\!K'n·
ger who fell off.
In his dosing arguments in 1hc murder
trial. Dcput) DLstntt .\uorne' Jcollrc>
Robin.,on told Juror~ they should not he
swa)cd by Dallac; Keith C ar1er"• ll''>ll·
mon) thal he 1s "a peace-loving pa'>SI\ c
human being ...
Robinson said the defendant v.as actu-
all) "a )Clung gu) with h1!. huddle'>. who
was out to v.rcak ha'cx: 11n anyth1nK or
an) one:."
Javier Sarabia. 26. of Garden (,rove.
v.a, on the back of the motorqclc and h1'>
)Oungcr brother was dn\lng v.hcn the
May 15 1nc1dcn1 0<.curred. The older man
died from marn\C head anrune'>
Caner. I IS at the time. v.,as dn' 1ng .1
Ford Escort along with passcnge~ Ernt''>I
Joseph Busto and Sergio anchc1
Both Bu!>tO and Sanchez ha'c pll•aded
gu1hy to asc;auh with a deadly wea1><rn
and face !>Cnlencing next month
"You might 1hink 10 )Ourself that th"
v.as just a group of teen-agerc; v.ho v.cre
being v.1ld Hut ttm 1s thr t\pe ol
barbam.. per'l'rtcd act that ha' been
going on tur a lung 11me. · Rob1n'1on st11d
W1tnCS)(''> tes1ified 1ha1 the Escurt wa'>
tailga1111g the moturqdc. Whl·n buth
\Chide'> laml· to a '>top, ( artcr alkgt·dl}
pulled a gun un the brother\. and \arab1 a
wa':I knOl~t·d to the ground v.,hcn 1he t ar
bumixd lhl' molorc:)Ck. W1tnl'\S at
cuunt'> 'dnl'd on hov. rnaO\ 11mc:'
arab1a \\J~ run u\ c:r ·
Publll l)cll'ndcr Roger Ale\andn \did
( Jrter "1s. at the \Cf) least. ncgl1gc:n1 IO
do v.hJt hl· J 1d .. but did nc11 r11n111111
murder
"for 1h1s <nme tu be murJn \Ir
( .irter v.uuld hJ 't: h<1J lu v.,e1gh l .lrcl ulh
OltMy ~llot ~· ~ La• ~.,,..
Costa Mesa firefighters spray water on a burning garage on Victoria Street.
.Neighbor thinks youths to blame
for garage fire at abandoned house
By BOB VAN EYKEN
Of t"'" Oiitti1y ,_,.o, \t,,.tt
I 1tl''d.I\ ' ll ll' ••I, \ l"I ,1 "lln I Ill
( 11\l,1 \ll·\,I Ill.I\ 11.1 \1 hn ·11 ,1.11 tnl b\
lrn .. 11 outh' ,\1111 lt'n1l.11 I\ h1 1.1I. 1 1,111d
U\t: lht: t11111km1hd .111d h11.11d,·d l111 uw'
on lht• \oon-to·tx· "Hknul 1 t,, •I • •ui:li l.1n·
J nc1t1-hh11r '·"" f ht• v.ar,1g1· llrr 1\;1' ll'lll•l tl'd .. 1wnh
,tfkr a ~1 11up 111ll'l11' "'''~ "'' 11lt,1\111~ .111
1ll1l 1I \\ll·n11· r11;1\1 1111 lhl· p1111x 1t\ • .. 11d
C1an Ill'" "h11 I" t' r\\ '' 111 llw .1h,1n-
dom•J h1111'l
Hl''' ,,11d Iii.· 1111· , 111tl11.1tl\t· 111 .1
pruhk nt 111.11 h." r)\ 1"'11·d '111\1· thl' u t\
hcg.m .Kqu1nn11.111d '111.1kmn1ng hoU\\.'\
to nwlo.l· "·'~ 1111 lht • \ 1l1N1.1 \tr\.'1't
Part of circus
train derails
in Anaheim
lly The Associ•ted Press
Four cars of n cirrno; tn11n jumped the
tr:.H ks earl\ Wcdnl''>dO\ 1n \nnhc1m but
no one ''"~ 1n1urcd police ~1 1d.
f he Ringling Bro'> Jnd Barnum &
Baile} C trlUS 1rain derailed 111 5:.20 a.m
near Katelin ..\' t·nue nnd l cw1'1 Street.
aboul a mile v.e~t of Anaheim tad1um.
said RI folk Jan'lcn.
The K:uella road\\3~ " n maJor con-
nccror to lnttl"'itnte ' nnd 1o; hcavtl) u~d
dunn& Cahfom1a Angel\' ha'il'hall home
pme~. Jansen ~Id
lthough the road wa\ Jnmmcd in the
evening. ~vcral uthcrn Pa<'1fk Rail·
road cranes "ere hauled in and u')td to
mum lhc c.ir to the trad<s andlh?
road"a) wa~ reopened '>hortl> before 9
a.m .• Jansen \31d
"We: "ere Joking around here that they
hould i el 'iomc 1lf their ~ler.hant ind
pull them (the (.111 t·ars) crut. • he '81d.
The eafiO cars wl!rc empt' when the
occ1dcn1 CX'turrcd. he '11J
'' 1Jcning p1 llJ\.'l 1
'Kid'> .trl' tearing of( thl' rhv.11od
hn-.1l1n~ 1n111 lhl' hou\1.'' u\lnl( thl· h.ll ~
\ .11 lh .lllJ '"''1 ng 1 hl'I r t ra\h ,ind ~·c1
.1n' all 1\\ l I thl' platl'.. fi r,., \Jld
I lw~ 'r t• , 111nh1ng 111 .ind nut .. 1 lht'\l
pl.Kl'' and r~l\ag1ng I'm alr.11J '"mc-
onr ·., 11-uing ltt l'-l'I hurt ..
I le~'> c;.11J mam ul the bo.:irdl·d huu<,c<,
1111 \' 1t ton a had not hecn propcrf\ \I.'·
'url·d I le .,,11d till' hoard'> ~t·rl' l'J\\ In
1, mm t' In \01111.· t~l'\c\ 1-fr\'i 'a1J. ~ 1n· ti•"'' \\1·a· hrolo.l·n "hr n 1h1· hoard\ "erl·
11.11kd 1111 J nd the J1,l.1" "·" not r11 l..c·J
u J1 ''I'm J\h,1nwd 111 thl' lll\ ·· h1.· i..11d
"£ 't'r) ~,J, ' u1mpla1m·d .i nd 1h1·\
haH·n·1 d11nc .im thing"
k il l.. P1cl..a1ntz ( .>\IJ \k\J'' :id1n~
ll111:ct•H of puhlll "urk\ \J1d lit\ crcv.!>
''l'fl \\Jl~1ng 1hroutth J ll o l thl' h ... 1rded
prnrt•rtll''> tv. h l' ~· \\l't'lo. tn mJkt' \til l' lh<''
"\\t• \t hirt•d ,1 nl'\\ l11mpan' II• ''-'l U'l
the hulld1ng' .111J t•Jdl 11nH 1hn rt pl.iu
a hoard no" thl'\ fl' Dnlt1 ng. 11 on rather
thJn· JU'>I na1llng. 11 . he !>Jld. "It'\ fl<'"'>·
1hk that huildang' m.1\ remain un\l'l Urcd
in hat I.. lor a l·ouplr nt d<I\" ~·tore nur
trt'"' uime' thro1111.r and lJlt h 11 Hui 11
llllll'n' ,,., 1ha1 .1 hoarJ hJ\ hn•n torn
nil thl'I 'h•1uld rt·port 11 1n U\ .1nJ '-"l' II
1ak e , art· 111 11 ·
1-k ,,11d r "1Llrnh 'houltl rt"port hrl'dk·
in\ .1nJ 1rc,p.1"1ng lo thl p.ll1u:
Judge denies bid for
return of pet ferrets
By BOB VAN EYKEN
Of t~ O.Mly ,....,, i.1.n
.\Costa Mesa woman "hU\l' IX'I 11•1rl'I'
"'rrc \.Onfi~,·atcd in a raid la'1 \l.11 l h "Ill
return 111 l'OUrt \ug. :!M lolh1"'1n~ lhr
denial tlm week nl a motwn 1 h.1lkn~ing
the lP"fht.HIOn
~tall' h\h and Game ot11n.ll' , nn
dul tl·J .1 re~1onw1de s11ng 111x·r.1t1on
a1ml·J r n manl) at the ()V. nl'r\ nt il'rrrl\
al:.1• i..no\ln a11 European poln .11\
\le\ Hanlon lost three k rrrl\ Ill thl'
raid. "h1c:h <ohe said ln\Ohnl •in under
co' l'r agent posing as a fcrrel l'Othu\la\t
I hl' m1n k-hke ammals ma~ he.· h •pt J\ l>C'' 1n more th.in 40 ~t~le\ hut m11 1n
('3lifo1 1113 "-h«t offit'ttlls ronc;1dt>r th\•m
dangl'fOU'). v. ild animal
Bui apphcat1on of the l:a" p1oh1h111ng
the krcping of wild 1n1mals \hnuld not he
appht·d a~.iinst ferret fnn ll'r., a,~01d1ng
10 Hanlon'" attorney. Bill Bant
Bartz liled a demurrer on Hanlun'\
bchaJf m 1ucstin1t that Mun1upal < ourt
Judgl ~u1anne ~hJ\' Jed art' the l11nli ' .1
11unn 11mun,111u11onal
1m1lar ac11 o ns hJd succ<·cded an l °'
\ngl'lco.. ( ount) and r 1\h and I 1.tlTil'
offi\ 1.tl\ v.c-rc ord crcd "' n·tu rn l nn·
ti'11..Jt1..·d r1..·rrl'ts. hl' \,1111
"The 'tatute ;iga'"'' the kt'l'f'ltnY n t wild ar11 malc; 1s not unn1nM1tut111nal on
II\ lal'l' but the apph<atmn I'> umon-;111 u
1wnal.' Bar11 -..'l id "furopcan l<'ITl't'> :irl·
domc~t1\.ated. thn arc not v. 1ld .ind f1\h
and C1ame huled. to mal..e 1h111 d1,111u -
11on
Bui \hav. 'luhstclntiall\ oH'rruk d till'
d1·murrl'r .1nd told Rani '1h.11 tht' l'>'>Ut' 111
v. lll'thl·r 111s. 10 fact. 11legal tfl kr-ep lerret'
un\kr the "'Id animal 4itatue should he
du 1k d h\ a JIH''
..,,~ u~ nM f)Or11on -ol H nlon· ..
lh murrer. hut onh b«aus.c rhc J14ilfll t
.11 1 •rnc\ "~<.om plaint had bttl'I 1n Orrtlll\
\'" J,•J R.1ru ~1d
I nJ l'1 C .1hfom1a la". the l..ttp1n 111
v. 11J .rn1mal\ 1s a m1!tdemeanor. pun1\h·
11"11, h\ up to SI'< months in 1a1l and a
SI 1Xl(l tine: tor each coufft.
tht• con)1dcrat1o n' ,,, the cnme. und then
lno"1ng the i:unM"quenccs. gone ahead
and done 11 anywa)." '>Utd Alexander.
"You can't do 1ha1 wl\en )Ou·~ 1AtOx-
1catc:d "
Ltrter's blood-alcohol leH·I was O. l S
p(rCtnt. far h1$hcr than the le,·el of 0.10
v. hen J motori!>t I') con'>1dcr«1 too drunk
to driH.
.\lexandcr contends Carter v.a<; drunk
and 'ICared and tf) mg 10 get out of
arab1a'<, ""a> v. hen he repeatedly ran
U\L'r him
Bui Rob1nc;on !Wiid the incident 1.hma>.·
cd a lren11t'd night of r.rndo m tt'rror by
( artcr Buslo and Sanchc1
Planners OK
cold storage
facility for
dead bodies
By Th~ D•lly Piiot
.\n applic:a11on b) tht' "lt'ptllne ~1ct}
a rm .ill hunJI and cremation sen ice. to
open .in 111in and cold <otorage fac1ht) on
'-'nt 19th \trcct "On appro'al from the
( O'>ta \1c!>a Planning ( o mm1"1on
The "ep1une ~ouet) arrangcs crema-
tiuns and the ~anenng of ashe<o at sea_
Tht I '>th \treet ':ltorage fac1ht ) "111 ac-
con1nwdau: up 10 "" cada,ers awa111ng
cremauon '\o crem.111ons "ill be earned
ou1 on the \Ile Co'ila \1esa planner Willa
Bouv.l'n!>-1\.slleen ~1d
hl' \31d the sturage fac1ht \ 1s needed
bccau...: 11 '>omellmes takes a (ev. days fo1
a death cen1ficau: 10 be prepare-d. and
cremations l annot be done until the
ccrnficates arc fi led
Rcs1dc:nls of'-' e\t 19th trect recCJ ved
letter\ prior to Monda}''S Plannmg Com·
m1ss1on hearing informmg them of the
proposal
The issue did not spark any con-
tro' c:rs}. .icc.urding to planning com-
m1s<o1oner Brian Thenot
"There was one gentleman "ho asked
a question about v. here on the site the
refrigerattun fa c1ht)' v.ao; going to be. but
the representat1\ e of the 'r ptune Soctet)
ans"ered 11 and the resident Sttmed
saMficd v.,1th the ans'4n •· he sa1d .. It
":u prem .. mooth ..a1hng."
The on'k ec; and refngerataon unit v.ill
be located m an e,.1s11ng commercial
bu1ld1ng .u ~s ~ 19th St
Pregnant women
told hospital full
By City Nrw1 S~rvicr
Pregnant \\C1ml·n , .. ho lOme to l (I
\4ed1l al ( ent,·r le• dd1\cr th<"'lr babies are
tuld thl' oh~tctm ' unit 1s full but none
hJH' bl·en turnc:d awu~ hmp1tal official~
\aid todll\
'( lur OH un11 1' lull our bed-; arc full
.inJ v.l' hJH dt'cmed that that present\
un..aft' l•>ndlllOD'> <.aid Ela ine Beno
pubhl antorma11nn director · It '" belier
11 thc "omen v.ho l omr here go to other
hn\pllal'> hu1 Wt' m•\er turn an)'on,·
a"a'.
The polil' to Jd' 1'i<' "oml"n "hen the
11h\tl Ir l unit Jnd the emCf[!\.nC) room
lx•J\ .. r lull v.a!> '>Ct 1n pla\.e June l af\tr
dd1' n1n incrtawd h' I 5h ~btes a
munth. and tv.u nearh\ hospnals drop-
ped 1he1r trl·atment ol \led1 C al patient
~hen the hospual reaches cap:scll)'
"n urm JUards art· po<;tcd at the rn·
trance' !1u.ird' v.,cre po ted on unda)
and agatn on \hinda~ and Tue'ida) lkno
\31d
San Onofre reactor
generator restarted
By City News Srrvlce
Newport lleHla
A leaf bloWtt and bunJ)' cord wen:
taken from the bed of a I 9IO Chev·
rokt El Camino pickup t~k perk~
in a lot in the )JOO block o( Irvine
Avenut.
book, which Wit an the alo'c com ..
ptrtment of ll1t 1986 AM(' Jeep
convertible. then his bank called
him to Ilk whetkr he had wnttcn
a check for Sl.000.
74S I Talbert \C', • • • ~om.in said that M>meonc tolt
a wallcl A-om hc:r punc that wa~ in
a clo t at Plta~nt View hool in
the 16000 block of Landlu Lane
ed her hou 1n the q 100 block of
Cardinal venue' and wrote. '\\ e
lo~e )OU," In l'I henn on the praaC'
door ~he s:ud 11·, the third time th t
1t'\ happened in a month. • • •
Door. 15 33 ulvcr Onvc. Tue"'a
ni&ht and. stole a tck 1 ion <t(t 11n\I
a computer ke)'board ••• A R)'cwood trtct re 1dcnt con1·
ptaincd ~o poh c about rc«1v1nt a OurT) or han1-up phone c11l , from
a pcrwn the r~1dcnt bth<'\ v. •'>
u11na 1 1pttd-d1al telephone.
out"dc tht tiuddlc .Bar. 741 ..._
l , and in'>l\lcd the WOfhln IO hoiM,
with t11m When -ihe ttfuwd. thit
mmn -,cratlhC'd thC' mht'r' car •Ml
tried tu run him ovey-w1lh h11
vthtdc
• • • A fokln' containint vehide ser-vic:e, inwranct and lll'tor'I docu·
menll for 1 1961 Chcvrold Conrtt~
wu ·~ 9'0lln from tbt at's dultboent While 1t wu on dilplar at a car aucteon 11 the Newponer Rc-
IOft, 1107 Jamboree lld. • • • An SIOO I n u•c t bncelit. Wd-atn in 1 mah ·~ch bU pllCfd in
1 shot on thr bfa~h ;it 'flth trttt.
• WI~ pc wbcn the owwr muraed • ft' ..., .. • • • A TEllUf. bll con~ ,.._a
E ....... , ......
I -¥e fti'Cilft I llOllw ~ o( NMb1• tD ........
A ..... ~&:2l00Md~
ChlnMI Reiild NDONd a t111nk cMCt .. ta11e"--rrom Ml dlldl·
• • • Sorheoaw torched telephone books
han&ina on a ptyphunc 11 a com·
munity PoOI on Cormorant Cin:lc.
and the ~c blacktntd the pe1nt
on the stucco wall on whicl\ the
phone ~H mounttd.
• • • Th1ev" \tOk-a M llct con1a1n1na S70 from a Volkiwaaen convtn1ble
that had 1t top tJuwn in the I 000
block of tiunt1n1ton U'ttt.
t.,un• Beach
A ma~ bltek and whi~ spaniel·
coll11e mix was found in tbt )00 bled of nerd 5utet on Tuttda)'
.~. • • • tuiliflOUI ~ WM rtpOrttd
ll Rid.tit F'eetd Oft Tullday It j •)6 pm. • • • wat bit by a Clot la the
bloct Of CoeM H--y °" '1"~1y.
4' "HI')' d1ny man" v.'alk.cd into
Von's market. 16201 Harbor 81\.d .
•nd picked up • n:d ba\kt't and filJt:d
1t "1th Sl 17 v.onh of ~1pre1tb and Ow wnhout pa in1 for them 1n • Cit
with a w41t1na rcmalc • • • 19-)Clr-okl labor r from Brei
"H arrcstN follov.1n1 a traffic stop
H a su ptel 1n an armed robbc:ry
rarhcr 1n nta l\n1. • • • A custochan at P\av1n hoot.
97-4' Warner \C,. qtd 1<>mcone
1tolt four hubcal)5 v1lucd at S3 S
from h11 196" Ford Mu~ • • • A J4..~1r-okf Hunur-.ton Inch
man .... cited for J'OWM•!ll ~
at Wcttmont Park 1640 El IW'Kho
\It,
lnln
1u111an rnttrtd Fuulll Salh and
• • • Po~r tool ~re stolen from a
truck ptrkcd at pcctrum 8u\ln"'
form 1 1782 L:"f'? \rnu«:
.\ ubjtt't ttlltnt ltrco spt1km
from a ~h1lf van •as Olllird do1Jtn
by pol1« •n the 1ree df'C\ITvw Drive
and Walnut vtnur nd *"'"11Md
10 bt ieU•na ... .-, a ~
permit. No ··~ 9'owevtr, ~OUkt lip a t'OlllplaiM. tO ..........
jCCt ... llOt ~ • •
A ltl)' ~wt'"' Cnnw .bicyde •II Molen ft'o. lM bicldr rid M
Unwene')' Hieh 5cttbOI. 4nl Clm·
pu• on~
IM Orange Coast DAILY PILOT/ Thursday, July 27, 1989
House cuts stealth bomber funds
WASHINGTON (AP) -The
Democratic-()Ontrolled House voted
Wednesday lo sharply limit pro-
duction money for P~sident Bush's
coelly stealth bomber, pressing the
Pentqon to come up with a pro-
aram cheaper lhan the current $70
billion.
.. The B-2 bomber is in serious
llOUble," said Rep. Mike Synar, D-
OkJa., prior to House approval of
the measure, which put ofT a de-
cision on the final fate of the radar-
evadina bomber until next year.
The crucial vote Wednesday was
2S7-l60, with 49 Republicans join-
ina 208 Democrats to limit pro-
duction of the half-billion-dollar
plane.
The House action, pan of its work
on the $29S billion military budget, ns a setback for Bush, who per-
Higher speed llmlt
tied to road deaths
s~nally 'lobbied lawmakers for the
am:raf\.
The administration suffered
another budget cut later in the day
when 1be House approved an
amendment to reduce by $502
million the $1.1 billion in spare
missiles and for a rail basing system
Bush requested for the MX missile .
The vote, which was 224-197. does
not affect the nearly $800 million
earmarked for the missiles.
Defense Secretary Dick Cheney,
on Capitol Hill to meet Wlth law-
makers, said House passage of the
B-2 amendment "creates problems
for the program."
.. But at least it lets us 'el through
the House with the program having
been approved and now we'll go to
conference, hopefully with a strODJ·
er position from the Senate." saad
Cheney, a former congressman from
Wyoming. "Aoythina that's done by way of
delay or stretch-out is simptr toing
to raise the cost of the program," he
added.
The production-limitinJ amend-
ment1 sponsored by Rep. Les Aspin,
D-W1s., chairman of the House
Armed ~rviccs Committee, and
Synar, allows . the administration
production funds for only two new
bombers in 1990 and l 991 . The
Pentagon had sbught eight bom~rs.
The action sets up a confrontauon
with the Senate, which voted 98-1
Tuesday to back the bomber if n
meets fhght test and radar~vas1on
standards.
The Senate tnmmed Bush's $4.7
billion B-2 request for the next fiscal
year b)' a relatively modest $300
ma I hon.
Once the House and Senate com-
plete their versions of the defense
bill, the two chambers will meet in
conference to work out a final
measure. The administration ex-
pressed the hope that a 8-2 program
resemblina the White House request
will still prevail.
"The Aspin amendment regret-
tably delays the program. It weakcni.
our neaotiatina position (in arms-
rcduction talks) since it shows less
than a full commitment to the man-
ned bomber leg of our triad," said
Whjtc House spokesman Roman
Popadiuk. "We hope to restore the
program in conferenc.e."
The House amendment on the
bomber would mee1 the adminis-
tration's full request for research 101d
development work .
Senate bans o fsflore drilling
at 3 California sites until '90
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Jury gets 'Nl~t Stalker' case . ·
LOS ANGELES_ Jurors gan deliberations Wedn~y in the "Night
Stalker" serial murder case, w ehtni w~ethe,r a lanky dnf\er from .Texas
committed 13 slayings that terronzed Cnlafomaa four summers ago. R1ch~rd
Ramirez 29 faces 43 separate verdicts. 1nclud1ng 30 non~murd~r felo~aes,
and he c~utd' be sentenced to dea1h 1f convicted. The sam.e JUry will consider
a penalty recommendation for the El Paso, Texas. nauve.
Alleged rapist shot after DA rejects case
LOS ANGELES -A woman enraged over the district .attom.ey's refusal
to prosecute a rape case shot her allesed attacker eight umes, then
bludJeoned him wi1h -a beer bottle, police saad Wedn~y. The man •
survived the Tuesday mght attack but was an cnucal cond1uon at Cedars.
Sinai Medical Center, a hosp11al spokes'Woman saad.
The woman, Elizabeth Gooden. 26, and her brother, LcfOY. Go:octen. ~I .
were booked for inv~stigation of attempted murder. detectives said. Police
allege the brother ran aw&} with the gun used an the attack. Ehz.abcth
Gooden called police Friday and alleged 1hat she had bee~ raped by Wilson
Picquet, 38, afier a night of drinking 1n has a~nment. Picquet was book~
for investigation of rape later lhat da} but said Gooden had agreed to ha'e
sex with ham, but 1he couple then argu~d. . . Authorities dismissed the case. sayirrg 11 hanged on Gooden s word
against Picquet's.
Gay Coast Guard officer discharged
ALAMEDA -An adm1n1~1rn1"e panel decided late Wednesday to
recommend an honorable dlkhargc for Coast Guard Petty Officer Ricardo
Huertas for homosexualit» . . • The discharge panel heard 1est1mon) an 27-}·ear-old Huertas case and
will now forward their recommendation to U.S. Coast Guard Commandant
Paul Yos1 within 21 days. Huenas said .Wcd~esda) thal he ~as jeopardized
his 11-~·ear military career b) P.ubhc121ng has homosexuahty an hopes of
improving life for other ga} military personnel.
'\.\TIO'\ ·\I, BHlt:t ·s
Hacker Indicted
A Cornell University gradu-
ate student was Indicted
Wednesday on a felony
charge stemming from the
creation of a rogue com-
puter .. virus .. that paralyaed
as many as 6,.000 cOMputers
last fall. Robert Tappan
Morris, 24, who has been
suspended from the univer-
sity for one year. was In-
dicted by a federal grand
Jury In Syracuse, N.Y., on a
slngle count of acce11ln9
without autttortaatton at
least four university and
mllttary computers.
Khashoggl' s ball rejected
NEW YORK -Saudi Arabian financier Adnan Kbashoai's efTons to
act out of jail and back to the style .to which he is accust,omed were halted
Wednesday when a federal appeals Judge put a stay on his release. AJower
q>un had granted Khashogi a SI O million bail packqe Tue$day. his 54th
birthday, but P!'OSCCutors appealed before he could post bond.
K.hashogt 1s charaed wuh helping Ferdinand and Imelda Marcos in the
alleged plunder of the Philippines 1ovemmen1 treasury.
3, 182 arrested In eastem China
BEIJING -Police in eastern J1an15u province arrested 3 182 people
in a thrce--day manhunt, including a Beijma student leader and o'ther aJleged
counterrevolutionaries, said an official newspaper ttpon teen Wednesday.
Jianpu's Xinhua Daily did not say how many of those arrested have been
chal'Jed with political crimes connected to the crushed student democracy movement.
U.S. rejects PLO elec:tlon terms
. W ASHIN!JTON -The Palesti!le Liberation Orpnization bas told the
!-Jnttcd States .tt would aarce to elec11ons on the Israeli-held West Bank and
1n. Gaza only af 1he outcome was a PaJestinian state, the State Depanment
•id Wednesday. Spokeswoman Marprct Tutwiler calkd the PLO demand
unaccq>tabk and refused to say whether the U.S.-becked braeli dcclaon
proposal had been advanced or set back by the Pt.O's conditional acceptance.
Otbet State Oeputmcnt sources 11ld the PLO had alto demandtd that l~l llret In advance ~~ trade territory for pace and, in ADJ evnt. wanted
a 1uaranteed outcome for the clecuons and the ncaotiauons that would
be Mid afterward.
Cmnbodlan factions continue meetings ~
PARIS -~ mista~ ader Prince Norodom Sihanouk said Wednelda~ warn!! Cambodian facuons wiU men ..wa 10 try to C~11 d.,. •a·---~~u~ .... ~uld br l'.'tpmtn!ed an aa ia1emationaJ -•• -·----. --of dte foUr fKttom ...... meet today at Ille cba1ceu in subutba La Celle-Saint-Cloud wbere taJb broke down r.tar. ni aou•1 •Ani11Ctmm ...._ ......_. two --tb -....._ V'--·-· c-.1111 ill_troop witban-.i~·eam -•-... -.11 10 ~ • n.i-Cambodiu bodia. W-. Mlilll coeun~ .
.... ........ at least low nm'*: :'.edrtietfday, ~ pwnm~r\I
.... C.hoNen ..-nnu ta * •tan or aa ............ CllllJ*lll ..... 11lai miliWy olka• llid.
Paralyzed
climber
conquers
summit
YOSEMITE NATIONAL PA.RK
(AP) -Afier hauhn• him~l f up
),200-foot El Capitan six inches at a
time usin& only his powerful arms,
paraplegic climber Mark Wellman
reached the granite summit on
Wednesday. exhausted. elated and
proud of his landmark feat.
'Tm tired." he said in a radio
conversation "1th supporters at the
base of the wall ""I ha\e pains where
I didn't e'en kno" I had pam."
"It's great. it's fantastic," Well-
man said later ""II "as a reall) great.
beaut1f4l chmb and a rcalh wonder-
ful experience... ·
A sweat} Wellman. who reached
the top at 1:50 p.m .. se'cn da)s and
four hours after he and friend Mike
Corbett left 1hc Yosemite Valle"
floor, was greeted b) fellow rangers
with a fre!>h T-shirt reading. "Sec
}Ou at the top."
"No one in m) s1tuat1on has C\ er
done anything hkc this. and that r m
proud of," Wellman. 29. said at a
news conference atop the rock slab.
attended by some 55 reporters.
friends and park rangers. "I felt like
the whole world was "atch1ng."
•
,.,,u .......... "We're looking forward 10 getting
on top and getting a hot meal." said
Wellman b} radio before resuming
the agon111 nily slow ascent at about
7:30 a.m. PDT. He co,ered about
125 feet in the first t"o hours and
JUSt before noon cut loose his gear
for the final push 10 the top
Paraplegic Mark Wellman, on th• back of partner Mike
Corbett, gives a salute after reaching th• top of El Capitan.
Wellman and Corbett "ere about
300 feet from the 1op Wednesday
morning "hen the) resumed climb-
ing, afkr spending 1he night 11ed
into sleeping bag!> on \hickenhead
Ledge.
A 1 the top. ( orbett ga v~ h 1s friend
a signed photograph of Yosemite. on
"hich h(• wrote, "It was an un-
believeablc e)l.pcriencc." The pair
sipped c;ome champagne, bo1h
gulped ice water and Corbett had a
cigarette. He had smoked a pad, a
da) dunng the chmb and had run
out.
"My whole 1h1ng in hfl· 1s findi ng
another wa) to do 11:· Wellman told
reponers ... Whether that be \k11ng.
kyaaking or "hate' er:· 111\ ne\ 1
ad,enture -cross<ounti: \k11 ng
using a dog to pull him "hile he
poles with his arms.
He had some ad' Kc for other~
who are ph)s1call} hand1capPt·d.
"Go out and do i1!" hl· said. "It
)OU fell you can do it. JUSI go out
and do 11.
··vou have a dream and }OU kno"
the onl} "a> that dream is going 10
happen IS 1f )OU JUSt do II .. C\en ti
11·s )t't inches at a 11mc:· the park
ranger told reponer'>.
Corbett, "ho earned \\.cllman the
final }ards as 1he peak lc\\.·lcd out.
called his friend .. a grt>at wmpa-
n1on. so solid. ne' C"r compla1n1ng.
ah'a}s going for 11 ··
Wellman. whO!>I.' legs are para-
lytcd. 1s the first paraplegic to 'make
the .. cn1cal trek . doi ng an cst1m.itcd 7.000 pullups on ropes.
McMartin defendant denies molestations
LOS ANGELES (AP) -C h1cf
defcnd:lnt Raymond Bucke) 1ook
the "itncu stand Wednesda) in the
McMartin Pre-School molestation
•trial and denied he had molested
c~ildren or pla)ed "naked games"
wnh students.
AnswennJ .. o" and "Never" ~t.lekey 0..~d specific 1llega11ons of
seitual misconduct "h1ch ha' c sur-
rounded him for SIX )Cars.
Denying the ace usat1onc; of one
child who te\11fied against him.
Buckey said he could not h·ave
molested the child because he had
never met her and did not "ork al
his fam1l} 's preschool when <ohc "a'i
a pupil.
"The prehminar) heanng is the
first lime I C\"Cr sa" (her) in m\
hfe," he testified. -
Outside court, Bud..e' told re-
poners. ·-rm glad to fin.all) oc up
there telling m) side of the tor) ...
.\skcd if he ''as "orned abou1
c'entual cross-e\ammauon ques-
tions from the prosecutor. ht'
answered confidenth
"Ques.uons arc quc'itmn'>:· hl'
said. •·t ha'c the truth heh1nd nll'
So I'm not worned ...
Asked "h\ !tmall child ren ''ould
teSltf} to molestallOnS 1f the~ ne\Cr
happened. Rud.c~ said. ··1 think
adults h:l\c had a lot ofmflucnre on
these children That's "here 11\
coming from ..
Bucke). 'I . and his mother. Pegg~
McManm Bucke). 62. arc charged
"11h 64 count'> of mole•..iat1on and a
shared lOUn t of consp1raq :"o" in I 1t!> :?"'th month. their trial 1s lhl'
longc'>t l rt min al proceed mg in Lo<.
.\ngde\ h1 IO') The case has lx'l·n
1n the n>urt \~ '>ll'm for 0 ' er fa, e
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Rights of minors to abortion hotly
debated In state appellate court
SAN PRANCISCO (AP) -In a
crucial le11I tett or abortion In Call· (orn la, abonlon·riahll aroupa and
the 1t1tc ct11hcd before an appeal•
court Wednetday over the privacy rlahts or minors and the 1tatc'1 riah t
to require parental consent for an
abortion.
"Sexual pnvacy n&hll o( minor'$
arc more restrtctcd than adult•' and
may be infrinaed on If supported by
a s1anificant state intcrcs1." s~11d ~put) Attorney vcneral Ehsabcth
Brandt. arguing for 1mplemcnlat1on
of the law that was 10 have taken
effect last )car.
"Minon do not have le11tr
privacy riahts," count<' red Linda
Sho1tak. lawyer for ped11tric1an1
and 1bortion-ri1h11 advocates who
f Ol a San Francisco Superior Court
ludae to block enforcement of the
aw In December 1987.
A three-J udge panel of the state'~
I st District Court of Appeal heard
an hour of arauments before a pack·
cd but quiet IOO·seat counroom.
Out11dc the bu1ldin&. about 10
abort1on-ngh1s supporters held signs
and handed out leaflets.
A ruling 1s due b} thl' end of
October 1n the first California
abonion ca11 1 nee the U.S. au;:.
pn:mc Coun's ruhn• July 3 e•pand-ma atates' authonty to mtrict
abortion.
The law. the firat major and·
abonaon statute pasted in Califomil
1n 20 years, would prohibit an un·
mamcd womfn under IL livinl at
home. from actting an 1bon 1on
without the consent of one parent ..
As an altemat1\ e, she could 10 to
a Superior Coun Judae. who would
allow the abortion by deciding lha1
the minor was mature enough to
make the de-c1s1on or that 11 was 10
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Orange Cout DAILY PILOT I Thur.day, July 27. 1989
Public waiting game masks secf'."e~ ·pr:obe of Bloch
WASHINGTON (AP) -The FBI
appears to bt enaaacd in an unusual
public waiti~ pme with Felix S.
Bloch. the diplomat suspected of seyina. illustratina the nature of es-
J)IODl&t' cases that regularly produce
Iona periods where agents "sweat
btlllet1."
For five days since the first news
report on the case, photographers
and reponers have ca mped outside
Bloch's Washinaton apanment and
his dauahter's Chappaqua, N. Y .•
home. A caravan o! reponers and
Solidarity
lawmakers
vote to back
Lech Walesa
WAjiSAW, Poland (AP) -Soli-
darity lawmakers voted over-
whelminaly Wednesday to back
Lech Walesa and turn down Presi-
dent Wojciech Jaruzelski's call for
the union to join the communists in
a coalition aovernment.
The Solidarity ca ucus also said in
a ~lution that it would not be
"useful" for its membtrs to accept
1ovemment posts even as individ-
uals.
An opposition lawmaker said Soli-
darity's own offer to take over the
fovernment was rejected by
aruzelsk.i because it would upset
Poland's communist neighbors.
Jaruulski, elected president by
. the National Assembly last week.
may be ready to reveal his decision
on who should form the next gov-
ernment when parliament meets
Monday and Tuesday.
The Central Committee of the
Polish United Workers (Com-
munist) Party has scheduled a meet-
in1 Friday and Saturday to approve
his deci1ion. At \hat time. Jaruzelski
it expected to quit as pany leader in
keepana with a pre-election promise.
( Jozef Slisz, deputy speaker of the
the FBI trailed Bloch and his dau_gh-colleagues assumed he was still at
ter on a drive into New York City work 1n State's European bureau.
on Tuesday. The Justice Department has mam-
The State Depanment has pub-tamed its traditional stone wall of
licl ¥ acknowledged that Bloch. a silence about pending investigations
senior U.S. diplomat, was put on and is l"eported to be upset that State
paid leave and his diplomatic said so much.
passport was lifted June 22 while the A few details of the government's
FBI investigated "illegal activities" · evidence have leaked from uniden-
involving "a.aents of a foreign in-tified sources: There is said to be a
tenigencc service" -shonhand for videotape of Bioch passing a bricf-
spying. Since then, he attended a case to a Soviet agent in Paris and
pnvate think tank's European rcla-the same agent is said to have been
tions seminar in Washington where monitored later giving Bloch what
appeared to be a telephone warning
that he was under suspicion.
Given the government's knowl-
edge. questions arise as to why Bloch
has not been arrested.
"Actually, it's not uncommon at
all" for considerable time to pass
between the first FBI interview with
a spying suspect and an eventual
am;st, said James Nolan in an inter-
view Wednesday. Bloch's first FBI
interview was said to have occurred
June 22 though he was questioned
earlier by State Depanment security
officers.
Nolan. who retired 10 1988 from
his post as ambassador in cha'le of
State's Office of Foreian Missions.
spent 20 years catchina spies for the
FBI. rising to deputy chief of the
bureau's intell igence division.
"Between David Barnett's con·
fession to us and his indictment, 1t
was over a month and he was walk·
ins around Washington free," Nolan
said. "Willam Bell of Huahes A1r-
craf\ was walking loose for a couple
of weeks between the time he con-
fessed and his arrest."
"In both cases, we had 24--hour
surveillance and we were 4weating
bullets" for fear of an escape, Nolan
said.
Barnett. a former CIA agent,
pleaded guilty in 1980 to selling
secrets to the Soviet KGB on three
continents for $92,600. Bell, a radar
engineer for Hughes in southern
California, pleaded guilty in 1981 to
sclhnf defense secrets to a Polish spy
for S I 0,000.
Soviets pl.agued with ethnic conflict
Lech Walesa
Senate and head of 1he independent
farmers union Rural Solidanty, said
Jaruzelsk1 told him Tuesday he
woul~ not nominate Solidarity to
form the next government. Instead,
Jaruszelski was walling to offer a
deputy pnme minister's post and
four out of 16 ministries to the
opposition, Slisz said. •
"He justified 11 this way: that 1f we
took over the whole government all
the adjoining countries would be
looking at us askance, "'Slisz told the
caucus of Solidarity lawmakers. "He
mentioned first of all Eas\ Gcrmanr,.
CzechoslovaJtia and the Russia,..s. •
The communist nations surround
Poland on three sides and arc mem-
bers with Poland in the Warsaw Pact
military alliance.
T BILISI, U.S.S.R. (AP) -
Thousands of people demonstrated
in ethnically troubled Soviet Geor-
gia Wednesday, and strikes inspired
by ethnic legislation were reported at
19 factories in Fstonia. In Latvia, thousands of people
demonstrated to press demands for
the republic's sovereignty from Mos-
cow, a journalist m the Baltic rc-
public said.
As ethnic conflict increased. a
two-week nat1onw1de coal strike that
involved half the nation's I million
miners drew to a close.
The official news agency Tass said
onl) 31 coal mines remained on
strike Wednesday. The strikes had
threatened to cripple Soviet industry
but most miners returned to work
after President Mikhail S.
Gorbachev and Premier Nikolai I.
Ryzhkov guaranteed them more
pay, longer vacations and other ben·
efits.
More than 2,000 ~ople demon·
strated Wednesday night outsidc the
Academy of Sciences building in
Tbilisi, Georgia's capital. Speakers
discussed the ethnic violence 1n the
Abkhazia region of western Gcorgia
and demanded independence and
the removal of Soviet troops sta·
House Republican whip faces new
questions about payroll practices
WASHINGTON (AP) -House
Republican Whip Ne" t Gingrich,
already awaiting a possible ethics
1nvest1gation into a book promotton
deal. is facing new questtons about
large tcmpora~ pa~ raises he ga'e to
aides, including some who bnefly
resigned to become campaign
workers.
Rep. John T. M>ers. R-lnd .. the
ranking Republican on the Hou~c
ethics committee. said Wednesday
the panel wall look into .. an~ thing
we see." includin~ the poss1b1ht~ of
payroll irregulariues, if it appro' e!t a
formal investigation of Gingrich
Gingrich said temporary, }earcnd
raises are commonly used b> House
members to reward hard·work1Jg
staffe'rs. and he said his deca ion o
a"ard such raises 1s not influenced
h) "'hether an aide takes time off
from 1hc staff to work in his cam-
paign
A spot check of Gmfnch's House
colleagues from Georgia found that
four of nine ga ve aides large tempor-
af) raise~ last year. and one. Rep.
John Lewi of Atlanta. gave an aide
a 27 percent pa) increase 15 days
ancr he returned from a two-month
campaign leave.
The disclosure of Gingrich's prac-
ttce. first made rn an Atlanta busi-
ness publication, comes at an
awkward time for the combati ve
House GOP whip who submitted
the ethics complaint that led to
former Speaker Jim Wnght's resig-
nation.
Myers said the committee could
meet as early as next week . and ma)
be ready to decide then whether to
begin a formal investigation of Gin-
grich.
"If we vote for a prehminaf)
inquiry. we would look at every-
thing.' Myers said when asked 1f the
panel would investigate Gingrich's
payroll. "As in the Jim Wright case.
we would look into anything we
sec."
House payroll records show that
Gingrich gave temporary raises to
15 staffers last fall. including two
aides who took leaves for cam·paign
work. He gave similar raises to 13
aides in both 1987 and 1986. includ-
ing two in 1986 who took leaves to
work in his re-election campaign.
11oned 1n the republic.
"Freedom for Georgia," read one
banner.
In a repon on ethnic violence in
Abkhazia. Tass said someone threw
a bomb Tuesday mto the Y.ard ~fa
teacher's home m Sukhum1, capital
of the Black Sea resort area, and an
explosion at a repair shop damaged
a truck. It s_a1~ no one was injured.
Jet probe turns
to scrapped parts
WASH INGTON (AP) -The
Federal Aviation Administration
"'as asked Wednesday by a powerful
House co mmittee chairman to in-
' csugate "hether scrapped parts
"ere used m the engine of the
nited .\ir Lanes DC-10 that dis-
integrated 1n flight last week.
The plane crash-landed at Sioux
Cat). Iowa. killing 111 people.
Rep. John Dingell, D~M1ch.,
chairman of a House Eneray and
Commerce subcommittee and chair-
man of its investigations subcom-
mmee. asked the FAA to look into
the possibhty that General Electnc
Co. used scrap pans purchased from
Kell y Air Force Base in San An-
tonio, Texas. ·
OE said the parts of the OC-10
engine being in vestigated could not
have come from the Kelly scrap
yard.
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Jamie Caron. Newport Beach.
first, arrangements. Stop and 5mell
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C hris topher Meineke. Costa
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the Spin t.
Kurt Caron. Newport Beach. first.
arranaemcnts. Celebrate the pint.
Josh Fnzncr. Costa Mesa. first.
rooted plants. outdoor color bowl.
Bryon Harland. Costa Mesa. first.
rooted plants. indoor orchid: first.
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rooted in water; first. han~ing plant'i,
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indoor bromeliad; first, arrange-
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Joshua Meineke. Costa Mesa.
first. arrangements, Stop and mcll
the Flowers; first, arrangements. (el-
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Diana Sheahan. Costa Mesa. first.
arrangements. top and mell the
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using df) materials.
Beth Snelgrove, Newpon Beach.
first. arrangements Stop and mrll
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Suzanne Z1esche. Newport Beach.
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Here•s a hand that will aive you
the opportunity of judaina how
iood a player you rcally are. Cover
t-e East-West cards and imqine
you are declarina a four-heart con-.act at rubber bridge. The openina
~ad is, the queen of clubs.
j Althouah your hand has aood
£:°'strength, you do not have up to move over partner' 1 jump
to four hearts. Even if partner
~rinp you a magic hand-the A K
of •l*ia and ace of diamonds-
ou rate to have a loser in each red flit. Also, your band ;. far too
•rong for an opening weak two-
,id.
I After a club openina lead, you dan count 10 tricks even if you have
ro lose one in trumps-five hearts,
four spades and the ace of clubs.
The danaer is you could lose four-
duce diamonds and a trump-be-
lore you collect your due. East is the
4'anaer hand; you cannot afford a
ad through your king of
•iamonds.
1 If you have worked all this out, ~e play becOmes easy. Win the ace 9f clubs, discard.Ing a diamond from
)land, lead a trump, and simply cov-
fr any card East produces. West
,.-tns a cheap trick, but he can do
)'OU no harm. Win any return, draw
,he two outstanding trumps and
cash yottr tricks.
Note that it does not help Ea.st to
Jplit bis honors on the first trump
Jead; that would give you an over-
~ck. You win, cross to dummy
th a spade and lead another
ump, aaain coverina any card East
lays.
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Compulsive eater's remarks worth weighing
DEAR ANN LANDERS: I am
relP.Qndlna to "My Name ts
14lon." who complained bitterly
abOut comments reprdina her
weiaht.
Leaion, you are 100 percent right.
Comments don't help. However,
they bave only as much power as
you arc willing to give them.
Comments aren't send.i n& you to
the bakery. You are aoing there all
by yourself. And if tbe fortress of fat
you have built aro und yourself actu-
ally worked, you wo uld not need to
keep building it up wtth all those
pastries.
How do I know? Firsthand ex-
perience.
Five years ago I could have writ-
ten your letter. I, too, was fed up
with the comments. Then the com-
ments stopped. I thought. "Well.
they finally aot the message - either
llOICO't.01'1 .
8Y svbNEY OMARR
ftanday, J•IY n
ARIES (March 21-April 19): You
might be reviewing "ba nking
hours." Concern centers around
finances, investments, whether or
not to take on added responsibility.
Scenario features antens1ty wberc
love and business are conttmed.
_ J'AUBUS_(April 20.May 20);
You'll be saying "goodbye" to man)
individuals who previously pla}ed
important roles. You'll be $elling nd
of e~cess baggage and bidd1ni
farewell to those who took wnhout
aiving anything in return.
GEMINI (May 21-June 20): Ob-
tain hint from Taurus message.
l ,.'9. 80\'D
you can accept me as I am or you
can fo rget me." They forgot me.
Time marched on with only me
fo r company. All 21 0 pounds wonh.
I began to realize how fortunate I
was that so many people had cared
a bout me when I didn't care about
myself. Regardless of how clumsily
they expressed it, they really cared.
I reacted by being hostile.
Slowly the truth dawned. I was a
Light is shed on area previously
dark. Scenario features discovery,
sensuality, ability to get to hcan of
matters. X-ray report relates to back
injury.
CANCER (June 21-July 22):
You'll understand meaning of "tug-
of-war." People arc pulling you in
two directions simultaneously. Your
own wishes dominate. You need not
tread path thick with thorns.
LEO (July 23-Aug. 22): Orders
received are conflicting. Checlc
maps, instructions. Satisfy curiosity.
Bargain a vailable where wardrobe 1s
concerned. You'll shine at social
affair.
VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22): You'll
perceive beauty present in intricate
oompula!vo oater. I looked In tho
mirror and 11w a woman who didn't
think much or htnelr. J btclm•
lftlt'Y· It doesn't matter how I Iott the wetPt. Welaht lot• tor me w11
the mult of leamina how to live
without relytna on food to aet
throuah the day. I aot ooun1elln1. I
strulf)ed. I arew up and stopped
blamma other people for my unhap-
piness.
As a chiJd, I learned to overeat so
I could numb out feelings that arose
from situations I had no control
over. In those days, food saved my
life.
Now I am an adult and I have
choices. life is still difficult. but I
wouldn't go back to where I was fo r
all the cheesecake in New York.
So, hana in there, ~on. You are
anlf)'. That's a good Slgn. There is
pauems. Focus on solidjty, nature.
organization. Lunar aspect coincides
with travel, spirituality, extrasensory
perception. Scorpio plays key role.
LIBRA (Sept. 23-0ct. 22): You get
"permission" to talk about what
previously was deep, dark secret.
Involves funds, senior official.
financial scheme. Money that was
held in escrow perhaps was released
"before time."
SCORPIO {Oct. 23-Nov. 21 ):
Terms of contract, agreement will be
discussed. Be pliable but rcfu$C to
back down on principles. Define
terms, separate fact from illusion. A
"distant relative" wants you to
utilize influence.
SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22-Dec. 21 ):
hope.
It'• your choice. I'm pra)'.ina for
you. -BEEN THERE JN L.A.
D&AA l t:IN THll\1 1 Nobody
co.i• bvt wrlttta dial letltr but 1
,.,... WM Ml ..... ta.ere. Tlllllkl
lor a.nta1 u Uk• u 11.
• • • DEAR ANN LANDERS: I read in
your column about the woman who
had an a ffair with a married man
and came out of ll wi th nothing
while the wife was sitting pretty.
A number of years ago l met a
man who was allowed in his wife's
bedroom by appointmcn1 only. We
fell in love and had many happ}
years together. Of course. I was
hoping for marriage, but I was will-
ing to settle for less if I had to,
provided the financial benefits were
good enough. They were. My lover
Job offer subject to spcc1llc con-
ditions. Look behind scenes for hid-
den clause. Emphasis also on pets.
people who rely on your judgment.
relative recovering from illness.
CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19)·
What had been missing wi ll be re·
covered. Focus on power. emotional
balance, serenity that results from
kno(Ni ng you "did good." Older fam-
ily member imparts information
concerning security, linances.
AQUARIUS (Jan. 20.Feb. 18):
Older individual says. "You cannol
go any further!" Young person. how-
e ver, offers different conclusion.
Answer. T ake independent stance.
move ahead. Leo, Capricorn.
another Aquarian involved.
bOuaht me eapcnslve 1U\I. He help-
ed pay for my car. fie bOuaht mt
clothe• and jewelryh My ttl•Pe:t~~ credit card w11 In i1 name. w•
his caah Jlft• I wa1 able to build up
a very nace bink a~ounl.
The IO'Ve affair 11 over ~ut he 1tlll
phonet to tee if eve¥.h1nt ii OK.
Maybe someday we will be toaether.
Jn the meanume. I have beautiful
-nemones and a stack of love letters
that I read over and over.
Of course I get lonely al tj mes. but
I'd say 1 got the best of the deal. Sign
me -MONCTON
DEAR MONCTON: You &blnk 10"!
I 'd 11y b~ got the best deal. He kept
his marriage together. fooled aroun.d
with you on 1he side, and now his
wife has him. his name. respect-
abiht), and you have old leuers and
lots of memor!es. Wake up, T oots.
PISCES (Feb. I 9-March 20): It is
tame to revise. review, to dis!11~ntle
for ul11mate purpose ofre~u1lding
on secure base. Close rclauve due to
embark upon Journey. Get signals
straight.
IF JULY 27 IS YOUR BIRTHDAY
)'OU arc d)nam1c. can be aggressive.
possibl y suffered accident in' olving
head, face dunng early years. You
are philosophical. concerned about
those less fortunate. perceive your
own potential. Anes, Libra persons
play important roles in your life.
You'll be "away from home" an
August. You are romantic, dramatic.
have knowledge of display and can
sell almost anything.
.
Meteorologists:· Fog is the deadliest weather condition
Q. Flood. Hum cane. Ice stom1
Earthquake. Tornado. Ask the
meteorologists what kind of weather
disaster has killed the most people''
A. Fog. they say
Las Vegas law proh1b1ts the pawn-
ing of dentures.
President Ulysses . Grant. that
humorist, handed out cigars that
exploded when lighted. Grant was
not up to the "father of our countf) ..
image. More hkc the national
"brother an law."
their invention of the metallic
cartridge.
Wild hogs on some Indonesian
islands grow tusks through the sk10
of their snouts. curling up, back, out.
Clearly, those tusks aren't for root-
ing. Or for defense. They grow in the
wro ng directio n. So what are they
for'> Looks? Nobody knows.
Q. Name the only .U.S. president
baptized and religiously <.'o nfirmed
in office.
A. Eisenhower.
What put Smuh & Wesson -A felony or two is comm itted
Horace Smilh, Daniel Wesson -every week in this country by some-
into weaponry's big business was body pJotected by diplomatic im-
la Lp:_i~r~
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munity. So reports a student of the
subject.
Q. What propomon of the rapists
kill their victims?
A. One in LOO. pohce say.
Q. I read that West Africans who
speak the language caJled Ewe use
one word for ">esterday" and
•·tomorro"' ·· What docs it actuall}
mean?
A. "Not now."
You know a camel is starving if its
hump ·gets so flabby 11 flops over.
Bcnrand Ru.ssc11 said, "To coo-
quer fear 1s the beganning of wis-
dom." But he didn't say how t<> go
aboul 1t. Faith 1s the usual route.
You can't save a beached whale
by pushing 1l back into deep 1.1,atcr.
Its displaced organs won't work any-
more. So say the experts now.
Donkeys sold for less 1han four
cents each. In 1934. Al Kuruman.
Cape Provance. Sou1h Afnca. Some
sale.
Was a time whrn the horses in
Japan wore straw sandals.
What makes Mo ow d ifferent
from other ciu es of Its size is the
absence of advcn1s.1ng signs.
It was a modem scholar named
Cervantes who said: "The higher a
woman's t.Q .. the more she 1s likely
10 be ma culine 1n outlook. The
higher a man's 1.Q .. the more he 1s
likely to be feminine in out look."
The corporate pla ne 1s 10 limes
deadlier than the corporate car.
Buddha said. "When you cease
ex pee.ting, you have all things ...
Put together all the golf links 10
the United States and you'd have a
course about the size of the Ever-
glades Nauo nal Park.
Thursday, July 27, 1989 A9
Corigress advances on S&L bailout
W~tflNGTO~ IAP) -Con-
arcssaonal ncaaottators Wedne~ay
moved towata a compromise on
issues holdina up President Bullh's
mwtibillion-dollar savinJ' and loan
bailout, qrccina to require S&ls to
concentrate on home lending and
Limit their investment in Junk
bonds.
Senate delegates. at the urging of
the House, aarccd to tougher limits
on junk bonds as well as a stricter
home lend1na requirement In ex-
chansc. the House made two con-
cessions to the Senate.
Conferees decided to perm11 S&L
reaulator M. Danny Wall to con-
unue in his JOb for at least two years
and they gave power over state-
chanercd thrif\s to the new agency
that Wa ll will head within the'
Treasury Department rather than to
the independent Federal Deposit In-
surance Corp.
Those issues were 1mponant 10
Sen. Jake Garn of Utah, the senior
Republican on the Senate Banking
Committee. Wall carher served as
Gam's chief aide and the senator
wanted to protect Wall's job and the
power of his agency.
Wtth the progn:ss made through
12 hour; of nego11at1ng. conferees
had settled all but a few issues and
planned to wrap up the conference
today
Conaress begins its month-long
summer recess on Aug. 5. and Sen.
Donald W. Rieg.Jc Jr , D-M1ch .. the
leader of the live-member Senate
delegation. said the conference must
finish 1 1~ work this week so that staff
members have time 10 prepare for a
vote on the compromise package
next week by the full House and
Senate.
The chief suclung point keeping
the bill from the president's desk 1s
a dispute over how the S&L bailout
will be funded.
The Bush adm1n1stra11on and the
Senate wa nt to keep SSO bilhon out
of the deficit. Democrats and the
House would balloon the defictl. but
prevent &l ~pending lrom tngger-
1ng au1omat1c s~ndtng cuts undl·r
the Gramm-Rudman law.
Earlier this wec:k, Sen .\Ian
Cranston, D-Cahf .. Garn and Sen
John Heinz. R-Pa .. held a maJont )
on the Senate side. 1ns1st1ng on the
Senate plan. according to industl')
and congressional sources.
But House conferees on Wedne\-
day said pnvatel) the) beheHd
Cranston could be persuaded to
change his mind and JOtn R1e~e and
Sen. Paul Sarbanes, D·Md , in sup-
port of conceding 10 the House's
funding mechanism Howe\.er
Cranston told reporters during a
break tn negot1at1ons that he ha'l not
changed his pos1t1on
Bush removes nation's last
price controls on natural gas
S 14 billion
spent yearly
on child care
.WASHINGTON (AP) -Presi-
dent Bush on Wednesda\ ended the
nation's last price controls on natu-
ral ps and announced his adm1nis-
tratJon will tra vel the countr) wlic1-
tin1 suaacsuons for an energy poltq
keyed to market forces
.. Our task ... 1s to build the na-
tional consensus nccessar) to sup-
port this strategy." the president said
m sianing a bill ending the last
wellh~d pnce controls on natural
gas, 3S vears after the) were begun.
The law Bush sign ed before a
Wbite House audience of members
of Congress from 011 producing
states and industl) representatives
removes controls on tht' remaining
one-third of natural gas supplies
subject to price ceilings. The cc1ltngs
will be abolished by Janual) 1993
for existing wells and by May I 9Q I
for wells drilled from now on.
The end of pnce controls 1s ex-
pected to have little or no effect in
consumer markets since gas is sell-
mg well below the current ceilings.
Years of pnce controls proved bad
for producers and consumers, Bush
contended, and were responsible for
"the damaging natural gas shonages
of the '70s and for ga s market d1stor-
t1 ons that exist to this 'cry day."
Natural gas supphes one quarter
of the nation's cnerg}. i\ 1978 la"
permitted the decontrol of most sup-
plies starting in 1985. but the bill
Bush signed was necessary to free
the rest.
Gas prices have fallen from a peak
average of $2.69 per thousand cubic
feet at the wellhead 1n I 984, when
homeowners paid an average of
$6.12. to SI . 71 last year. "hen
homeowners averaged SS.46.
Bush called the natural ~s d~
rcgulation hi1 admin1strat1on s "first
ma1or energy initiative."
"Experience shows that deregula-
tion works to serve consumers and
to serve an expandin~ economy,"
Bush said in a b11l-s1gnmg cer'Cmony
m the East Room. "It's a tnbute to
the Amencan political system that
afier decades of d1sagr~ment over
the mcnts of gas decontrol -...e can
gather here toda} to state a clear
message for all to hear.
"We ha'e learned from the past
We are united in the conv1ct1on that
the best way to deal with our energ)
problems and sen e the ;\mencan
peopl~. 1s to let our market cconom~
work.
Bush announced he "as dtrecung
Energy Secretary James Watkins to
come up with a national strategy
that will seek to balance the nauon's
need for reasonabl~ pnced energ}
supplies. comm11men1 10 a safer and
healthier environment. a strong
econom} and reduced dependence
on foreign energy suppliers.
Bush said he would conHnwe
pushing for tax mcenmes to prop up
declining domestic 011 production.
althouih he ackno" !edged he >Aas
unltkefy to win action 1n Congress
this )Car.
WASHINGTON (.\Pl -f am1l-
1cs with "orl..ing mother~ .tre ~ixnd
ing S 14 btlhon a ~ear on child care
an expense that ro~t-. '-'Omen in
po'en} more than one-filth ol tht:1r
income, the C'ensu~ Bureau reported
Wednesda}'.
Of the 5.8 m1ll1on "-Ome n "ho
rcponed making regular pa) men ts
for child care. the aHrage "ecl..I)
cost -...as S45 20. the bureau '><ltd
That amounted to about 6 peru.·nt of
their income tn 1986 when thl' \tud'
was conducted.
While women "'mg 1n po' en)
reponcd spending S32 a "'eek for
child care. that amounted to 22
percent of their incomes. according
to the report. Women wuh incomes o\Cr SJ. 750
a month paid SSS a week for care. 4
percent of their income
The bureau's figures are to be
published later this year as part of a
detailed analysis of chi ld-care ar-
rangements across the rnuntl).
Pre lim1nal) material was released
Wednesday for use b) congressional
subcomm1itees debating lt>g1slatton
aimed at helping families which
need child care
Condominium values are merely
in a slump and due for a rebound
Test1mon} presented to Congress
has estimated child-care costs as I
ranging from about S2,500 annuall-.
to S6.000 in large c111e'l The $45.20
""eekl} a\Crage calculated m the
stud) would amount to S2.305 per
>tar. Overall. the Census Bureau found.
there were 20 m1lh on chit 8y JOHN CUNNU~F ,., ....... ~
NEW YORK -In some pans of
the country sellers of housing con-
dominiums and cooperatives arc
losina patience with a market so
inert it barely suppons hope.
But don't gave up. sa}'s an
authority on the subject. The condo
concept remains ahve and well and
is destined to remain a vi tal and
desirable pan of i\merica's housing
markets. The problem, if there 1s one in
your area, ~robabl)' anses from a
frenzy of bu1ldin1 that ten a glut on
the market, or be-cause comparable
rental housma is pnced competitive-
ly.
Another factor hurting some mar-
kets is that investors who bought co-
ops to rent out JUSt a few )ears ago
bepn dumping them when the tax
laws were changed 1n 1986 to hm1t
the deductibility of interest and
other costs.
The sellin,1 problems 1hat eimt.
particularjy 1n the Nonheas1. prob-
ably ha~ little to do wtth the de-
sirability of condo or co-op living
but a lot to do wi1h temporary.
cychcal market factors.
Paul l ow. president ol Lomas
Mongage USA. surveyed the condo
market for U.S. Housing Markets.
an expensne pubhcauon circulated
among real estate and construcuon
peopl~. and fo und many reasons for
opttm1sm.
First, he said. there is e' idence of
increased acceptance. Each gener-
ation has more members who ha ve
arown up in high-densu~· environ·
ments. more who have hved m or
near large-scale multifamily hous-
ing. he says.
Affordabilit) plays a big role.
Condo units ofien are more af-
fordable. the main reason being the
reduced cost of la nd per unit. or the
fact that more attached than de-
tached un its can be placed on a
similar plot.
Often, the condo 1s well-located
too. While Amenc.ans might still hke
to h ve in the wide open spaces. the)
usuall) aren't lucky enough to find
such ideals close to their ~ork. Con-
dos ofien are closer to employment
centers.
Time SC'Cms to be a factor an the
condo's favor. allhou&h 1t wasn't
always viewed that way. Conve n·
Mortgage ra~es have fall en
to lowest rate In two years
t1onal "1sdom tn the 1970s had
.\menca ad' ancing to"'ard the rour-
da) >Aork>Aeek. amid speculauon on
ho"' lr1sure tame "'-Ou ld be spent
It hasn't "orked out that "a'
Sa)s Lo": "Instead of ltngenng In
gourmet kitchens, ""e sprint to a nd
from the m1cro"a'e. Instead ofla11-
l) tending our ro~ gardens. we hire
landscape ere" s JU St to keep our
lawns mowed."
Encouraging also for those endur-
ing the tonures of down markets is
an item from the National Associa-
tion of Realtors showmg that on a
national basis existing condos and
co-ops have been apprec1aung faster
than detached units.
That trend. 1n tact. has existed
since 1986. Last year. condo and co-
op pnces rose 6.8 percent nattonally.
compared with 4.3 percent for one-
family detached houses.
So, 1f you, the seller. hve 1n one of
those pockets of inenia where no-
body bids o n your co-op or condo
unit, don't lost patJence. Whtie
sinaular factors could be '"' olved,
more likely the problem ~lates to
the market cycle.
tween 5 and 14 and another 9
m1llton under agt' 5 >Atth working
mothers. ·
Of the )Ounger group the largest
share. 41 percent. recel\ed care tn
someone else's home -23 percent
b> a non-relatt' e. 11 percent b' a
grandparent and the rest ~)' another
re la ti\ e
In addition, nearly 30 percent
were cared for at their own home b>
someone who came tn. There wrrc
15 percent in day care centers. 6
percent in nursery school. I percent
in kindergarten and about 7 percent
cared for b} the mother at work.
For the group aged S to 14. nearl)
70 percent attended school "'hale
mothers worked. About 14 percent
were cared for bv someone who
came to their home. S percent "'ent
to someone else's home. 5 percent
""ere takma care of themselves. 3
percent went to v.ork v.uh mother
and the rest had other group care
arran~mcnts Whtie the care arrangements for
the under-S group was relatl\eh
consistent all ) ear. for the 5-to-1 4
children th1n15 "crt a 101 different
in summer when school "as out
Bank of :\ewport
. lorl. Pru•t• 1,luolf''
Barrinitn. H ~ 1rn
& Compcrn\
Member NASO SIPC i60-0977
W ASHINOTON (AP) -Mort·
Pee rates have fallen to their lowest
level in more than two yean with
fllUICl-ratt monaaae_s dropping to a
national averaae or 9. 73 per"nt m
mortp&cs averaaed 9.25 percent in '/.~iiiiiiii
March J 987~ I FACTS!
Ju!~r:C::~lin• to a survey rtlea~ W y by the Federal National
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in June.
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adjustable rate mottPSes appli-
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.~ peak or 62 percent in January.
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' ""1ave of buying buoys blue chips Tustin firm unveils
computer hardware NEW YOR~AP) -A late buy-
i111 wave buo bfue chap stocks. canyi.na the w Jones industrial
avef'llC beck above the 2,600-mark u tbe mark.et moved broadly higher
Wednesday.
The Dow Jones average of 30
industrials suraed anead by 29.97 to
a new post-crash high of 2,613.05,
bcndltina from falU1"6-rela1ed buy-
ina prosrams.
Advancina issues outpaced declin-
es by about 2 to I in nationwide
trad1n1 of New York St~k Ex-
chanae-listed stocks, with 981 up,
483 down and 499 unchanged.
Volume on tbe floor of tbe Big
Board expanded to 188.27 million
shares from 179.27 million in the
previous session.
Nationwide, consolidated volume
in NYSE-listed issues, including
trades in those stocks on regional
exchanaes and in tbe over-the-
counter market, totaled 225. n
-million shares.
H II \'I' '\\'SI·: DID
NEW YORK (AP> Jul. 26 w~' 1
NE. W YORK <AP) -Fin.I Oow-Ji1ts
rels I r Jul 6 . s ~ 2 . . ' • t . . r fsJ . 4 ~ : + : 6
k 1 ·' 1 . ~~ 1 't1. 4 -~·1 n ' o' ~Jrik ii. .
The markci rode a sec-saw dunng
much of the sessjon with the Dow
industrials reversina course several
times while, In the broader market,
losing and gaining issues swapped
the lead a few times.
But an atlemoon outburst of
enthusiasm for potential takeover
targets plu program trading set the
rnarket o n an upward course and
more that) compensated for continu-
ing weakness in technology stocks.
One of the biggest beneficiaries of
the takeover speculation was Dis·
ney, which leaped 5V. to t o~rn. Fol-
lowing Paramount's unsuccessful
bid for Time, there was talk that tht•
communications compan> might
tum its attenuon to D1sne).
Other media and entertainment
companies also were bid higher on
the theory that they might attract
Paramount's interesl. Tribune
spuned 21h to 60''•· McGraw-Hill
gained I ~ to 75V• and MCA went up
3¥1 to 67.
NEW YORK <AP) Jul. 26
~"~ ¥ncl'lanoed olel lu ues New highs New lows
\ASD.\Q Sl''l'IAR\
Prev. 1f~ i~~
9
NEW YORK (APl-M~st~ctit1s~er-lhetocks SUPPl!Wa
AJ:::r MCI ~el nBrd e9ale ~h,1$ nMcs lC$fl «UIHd Bectlms
Vllu ~· 7,
t
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' I . . . .
Airline stocks took off on takeover
speculation also. UAL. partnt of
United Airlines, rose 1 to 1841'2.
Delta ~umped I ~ to 72'14 and AMR
rost I Va to 68 YI.
Investors also were encouraged to
buy consumer companies by a good
earnin.11.S repon from Pepsico, which
rose JT/2 to 59. Other big winners
among consumer stocks included
Philip Morris, up 6>/a to 1561/1,
Ralston Purina, up 4 to 991h, Ameri-
can Brands, up 3 to 771/a, Gerber. up
4¥. to 89Yt.
Procter & Gamble added I Y. to
I 191/a and help<! push aloft the Dow
Jones industrial average.
Elsewhere among the blue chips,
International Business Machines
lagged. postinJ a loss of 11. to I I 2'h
amid disappointment that the com-
puter giant was forced to delay a
maJor new product anflouncement
due to last-minute technical prob-
lems.
IBM also had suffered during a
general selloff in technology stocks
that began Tuesday on news of a
bearish forecast for the personal
computer industry.
Thomas Czech, chairman of the
investment committee at Blunt Ellis ..
& Loewi, wd stocks might have
go11cn a hfi from a decline today in
the dollar's value agajnst other
ml\jor currencies.
"Maybe we lifted some recession
fears today with the dollar coming
ofT as it did," said Czech. "The
dollar is indicating maybe we'll get
export business moving in the right
d irection agajn."
Traders also seemed more upbeat
about the economy in anticipation
of today's report on the second-
quaner performance of the gross
national product which 1s expected
to show slow but steady itrowth.
As measured by Wilshire As-
sociates' index of more than 5,-000
actively traded stocks, the market
rose $33.94 billion. or 1.04 percent.
in value.
The NYSE's composite index of
all ats listed common stocks rose
2.04 to 188.14.
Standard & Poor's industrial
index went up by S.11 to 387.31. and
S&P's 500-stock composite index
ended 4.1 7 higher at 338.05.
The NASDAQ composite index
for the over-the-counter market rose
2.65 to 449.12. At the American
Stock Eitchangc, the market value
index closed at 372.78, up 2.66.
OTC' l PS A 'D DOM \S
CMS £Uaacemeat1 Inc. of Tustin, a global producer of c0t:nput~r mass
data storage devices and accessories, Wednesday unveiled a 2.5-anch internal
hard disk subsystem for the NEC' MultiSpeed EL laptop computer.
The 20..Mbyte subsystem, dubbed the "Super LiteDnvc IJ," featu~s an
average access tJme of 28 ms and data transfer rate of 625 Kbatssec.
according to the company. The firm ships more than 50,000 hard disk and tape backup subsystems
per month to 1,500 dealers and distributors in 56 nations. • • • Tension Member Teclulolol)' la Hullagton Beacb won a $791 .593
contract from the Navy to provide cable testing services. • • • Ber1en Bru1wl1 Corp.f the Orange con~umcr electronics and h~lth
services company, has ca led for redemption of ats n. convcn1ble
subordinated debentures due in 2010.
The redemption pri~ is Sl,057.4j for each $1 ,000 ~·nc1pal amount of
the debentures, according to a filing with the &cunt1 and Exchange
Commission.
The debenturts are convertible into class A common s re~ until the
close of business on the redemption date.
Merrill Lynch Capital Markets is the underwntcr. • • • lDgram Micro D rcponed record second quarter sales for the pcnod
ending June 30, 1989.
For the second quarter the newly combined Santa Ana compan) had
sales of $229,200,000. This represents a 77 percent increase over the like
sales period for Micro D alone in 1988.
Ingram Micro D is the world's largest distributor of microcomputer~
hardware, software, peripherals and accessories. • • • • Chicago-based Montgomery Ward & Co. has joined the national
accounts program of the Telecommunication Sy1tem1 Division of To1blba
America Information Sy1tem1 Inc. in Irvine.
Jn the last 90 days, Toshiba has installed 37 Perception e digitalhybrid
PBX telephone systems at Montgomery Ward locations around the count!).
The Toshiba national accounts program serves more than .180 tele·
NEW YORK (AP> -The fotlQwlne list NEW YORK lAP> -The 1o11owlno list communications clients. connecting over 1500 business locattons. ~a-shows the New York Stoett ExchanS>t shows the Ovt.rr·-lhe-Counlar stock$ and · 'd Th I · based TSO r d · 1974 d f T h b stocks end warral\Js thal !lave gone uP the Farrants that n.va oon• up tna most and t1onw1 e. e rv1ne-was 10rm~ in an is pan o os • a most and oown the most btsed on percent wn the most bend on oercant of chanoe America lnformation Systems, a subsiaiary of the $29 b1lhon Toshiba Corp. of c h e n ft a f o r W e d 'l e s d •~ y, o r W e d n a s d a y • • • No secvrl ts trading below S2 or 1000 No sacurltlts tredlng below f·2 or TooO Net income of Ropak Corp. totaled $664.000 in the SC<'ond quarter sh~r es are Inclu ded . sl'lere' are I nc ud ed . Nat an<t percentai>e chall9ts art the Nat and percanlaga chanots art !h• ended June 30, equal to 19 cents per fully diluted share, the compan) difference between lhe previous ctoslng difference betwMn lht prevtou' clos no d Prlc.e end today's 5:30 P.m. Price. s>r.l,.<e end today's last or blo price. reporte · f ufts Ul-'S A year earlier, the Fullerton company reported net income o
Neme Lest ., ~d. ~~ Lut Che Pd. S 1,064,000, or 33 cents a share. Second quarter revenues were S27.5 million ~ kor~tec P 11~ 2'
1
• 8g lt:!' l 1~l>lJevSL Ji. ~~ 8~ ~:l in 1989 and $25.5 million a year ago.
3 ~·' tand ~ tv. UP !'· ! xcnoBcP s 21~. ,,,. UP .2 For t""e year's first six months, Ropak's net income totaled $875.000, 4 dg al cv pt 11. UP '· 4 enometrlc 2 ~ UP .1 ·~
J llGrmPrd ,,.. 1 UP 1,. s ~$IX wt 2v. ~ UP .4 equal to 26 cents per fully diluted shares vs. SI .?~.000. or 48 cents a sha.rc. ~trTch 6~ ~ UP 1 · l nllab ''I• ~ UP 1.4 ,.... h If t 48 4 II fi om $42 9 n •""e ltk'" hrvsler 26\!ti 2•12 UP ·i etek 2 9.16 7•16 UP ·i a year ago . .-1rst-a revenues rose o . m1 ion r . 1 "' ..
I f~~B~rpf ~H~ l~ 8~ : H~ti~Ch ~~~ I~ U~ :7 period of 1988.
l ltav. s1awdlPf ~. ,~ UUPP 1 ·.• II M1A'1irltr 1 !1 1~ 8UPP !1·1, Ropak 1s a leading multinational maker of plastic packaging and i tr1 :11 ... .. ·e1e • ... ... handli~g produc_ts for foods, coatings and a varie~y of agric~ltural and P•lnFd!I 4'h l't. UP 9.4 oncurntCmP s•i, + ~ UP 1 -g industnal matenals. The company has 10 plants an the United States. l odmt nRen 6 'h Up 9.1 11gstwp,1SB k I ~ UP 1 . 4 ArtraGrP 1~ 1~ UP H 4 om n ~ UP lff Canada and Japan. Ropak also distributes for National Test in~ Corp., an l l~f,hm wl r. u~-t.7 f ~~nds i\ 8P 14. which it holds-a-20--perttnt cquity-i-flt~t.--a--#ne of test kais---fe
1 11a3~~d s U~ Up 7. te'frrdTtl 1 11• I''• Up 1~. measurement of human eye and skin irritation potential from cosmetics and
1
1 Pe Ph to wt 7~ 8: ~: ~.!n'fni,\r.n 5 11~6 + 4' ~: It.I household chemicals. I ~~~~ ~6v. 8: l: ~~nWr1a 3 1"> ! 3¥: 8~ t . Ford Dlvl1loa continues to •p;c; the industry 10 car and truck MtredLlt1hd I/• UP · Arbor rg' 2 >4 2'h UP 1. reoistrations in California. according to the latest offici.al data. INCO I l'e UP . BlllJI n pl ~ 11• lJp 11. e-4 ~aw~nt ·~ UP . 4 elTJco ~ ''• UP 11. David M. Smith. Western Re$ional marketing manager for Ford
f td rs 'h UP · S H Technol 1 1·~ UP 11.6 Division in Anaheim, said that on regJstration information provided by R.L nv ed 11• Up . DOWNS , ... 'lndmere \t UP 9 Neme Last C"9 Polk Co., 73,664 Ford passenger cars were registered in the state during the
Name ~~ s Che l ~~ltr;,1un i~ = 1~ JU ftrst five months of 1989 for a 4 percent gain over the same period l:ist )'e3r.
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breds Will take your
breath away.
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Tuesday. :Am con-
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Mandatory helmet
law dead for now,
but nor,f or long
Assemblyman Dick Floyd likes to say that a person can
learn how to win by losing ... If that's true. I ought to kno""
as m uch about wanning as an)body because I seem to be
losing more than anybod) else ...
The losing Flo)d 1s lamenting concerns his t"o-for~
nothing record on a mandator) helmet bill for rnotorcvclc
nders. He has gotten 1t as far as the governor's desk for. the
past two years.
Floyd said hl· expected Go\. OcukmCJlan 's "eto last
w.eek but was still d1sappoan1cd because he suspects it "as
directed more at him than his bill. Last year. after
D eukmej1an vetoed Flo)d's firs t helmet bill. the Carson
Democrat harshl> cnt1c1zed the go"ernor. T he quote was
pic ked up by the media, and Flo)d later apologized for
using that kind of language.
We don't know if the governor accepted Floyd''>
apology. but Deukmej1an would n ot budge from his 'l'tn
n:icssage that he would only sign a helmet la" aimed at
nders under 21 years of age,
Usually, a polit1c1an who says he is going 10 do
something and then actually docs 11 gets to wear a ~ood
guy's hat. We don't think that's the case "1th this bill.
When DeukmeJian ''e toed the helmet law he ignored
statistics and support from some groups he '>hould ha' c
been hstenin$. too.
The California H1gh"a} Patrol does not agree with
.. o nl> nders under :'.!I need to wear helmets" theol"\.
According to the CHP. 69.:! perl'.ent of the tnJunes and 73°3
percent of the deaths in motorc)cle wrecks arc mJcrs °'er
21.
The California Medical Assoc1at1on and other groups.
which Flo)d sa) s represents local governments and o'er I 0
~1lhon people also supported the bill. These groups think
it's wrong that Cah forn1a' taxpa)ers have to pa) the
estimated $85 m1llion a year in medical expenses for
uninsured motorcycle nd~rs who could lessen the St'\ ent)
-on1mr"llfJUTICS-b} wearing lu:~lm~.\nd. fO"r what H'"Y
worth, all but om· major newspaper in the state ed1tonal11c<l
for the mandator) helmet bill.
Will Floyd tr) again next \Car'~ He savs no. ho"l'H'r
he witl help another legislator ~ho wants to tr) Ru t e'en
1f no one 1s willing to pick up the fight 11 ma) be onl> a
matter of lime before the me\ 1tab1lit) of \\Caring helmets
catchec; up "'llh Cal1forn1a'c; mo1orc)rlr nder<..
en. Pete Wilson. "'ho 1s rons1dered b' mam a<, the
hea r apparent to the goH~rnor's rhair in· 1991: as co-
sponsoring federal leg1 lat1on that "'ould den~ <;tates part of
their high"' a) mone) 1f the) do not ha' e a mandatol")
hclmet bill.
That m1gh1 be ome comfort to Flo)d and thost· "ho
supported his mandator) helmet bill. but 1t does not C\tuse
the II\ es lo'>t or shattered and the ta\ monc' that ruuld ha' c
been S<i\Cd 1f GO\ DcukmeJ1an had not been so hard·
headed
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OTHER \'OICES
Caltrans funds o'ff road
If h1ghwa)S could tx· pa,ed \\Ith memo' or la""c;u1t<.
instead o f concrete. California could h ave the tx·<;t road
system in the nauon .
Of the SJ 9 b1llton Caltrans "'II spend O\erall during
the fiscal )ea1 that JUSt began. onl) about o ne-half will
actuall)' be spcot un h1ghwa\ constructwn. according to a
New Yor~ Times \UrH') ... about half of Caltrans· spending
gets detoured ofT the road -fo r such costs as en\.1ronmen-
tal studies. lands aping. planning. enginccn ng o' l'rS1ght.
litigation and admm1strat1on.
Most such c\pen es also consume ume
The readout on Cahrans red tape c:amt· JU\t a<. Go'
DeukmeJian "as about to sign legJ<;latwn. in cO'l•ct. a-.king
"oters to double the state ta' on gasoline
It's not likely that m ost Caltforn1a motorists ""ould
vote to double their ta'<cs at the pump. JU"t to bu) more
red tape. Between no~ and the election. \\C can e'<pect
Caltrans to produce 'olum1oous matenal -information or
propaganda. depcndins on your\ 1ew -to JUSt1f) the added
tax. That matcnal might be more persuas1' e. 1f it were
produced in concrete rather than paper.
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Angry·mom
dishes ·out
her thanks
r 0 the Edi tor·
I \I.ant to pC"rwnall~ thank alt the
people: ""ho ""1tn('sscd m> daughter's
b1L) clc: an 1dent. Monda) the 17th of
Juh 215 pm in the cross1.1.alk at
the 1n1ersec11on of Rt\ er i\ ~('nix
.ind Balboa Boulnard To be ('xaCt
11 \\-cl\ 111 tht' cross1.1.alk near the Stop
' (10 '-1> d.lughter had the n~t of 1.1.a)
a\ .,hl ""d'> ndang her bake an the
uu"""c11i. but d1dn'1 quite make 11
~ht' \\J!> \trulk do""n by a \Oung
mJn dn' 1ng a la1t.• ~cl Mulotang
"ho al'iu hJd a passGg('r ""1th him.
rhank \OU ho~S for bt"tng SO patient.
1.1.hile m' daughter picked h('rself up
Imm the 'trc«:t I apolog1Zt" for ht'r
tw1ng 'I<> <.lo" t>Ut she was huning
and hl•r htl.e "-3'> quite heav) to hft
ll1 J '>elk rtalC l•~Urb
\l\o thank )U U 10 th~lice car.
third car baLk cl'> not 10 honk his
horn a1 tht' blat. i.. \fo\tang for hold-
ing up rraOk
Dedication of park makes
for strange bedfellows
~ big than!.s 10 an old man for
't'lhng ijt m' daughter for being so-
\tup1d \.fa~ be the ne\t Um(' she "''II tx· mort· l Jreful
fhank'> 10 all the pedestnans
tlrl\ er\ Jnd their pas~ngers. "'ho
"t:re too bu'>' looking elsc"'h('rc.
fhdnk \OU to the )Oung man \l.hO
-'ttne.,o;ed the accident and stayed
"llh her unlll I came But farled to
get thl' hcen'>t' num~r
Oh I lorgu1 10 1hank the kind man
that ran the Stup ...; GQ. "ho said he
".is too bus) 10 call th<' pohc(' for
me
'\ ~ I was sa}tng ...
Thac "as a deep ~hadr of 1 ron)
1n the ded1ca11on ceremonies this
week for the l ipper Nc"port Ra~
Regional Park--.1.i:u;.~.u.a~.~· li-ll~-=----t-----....:.....,;_-=,s..----
est and cenatnl)' one of 11s pre111cs1
W1th llags snapping 1n the brcc1e
and the sun s1ft1ng through the: late:
morning clouds. a host of poh11rnl
and bus1ncs10 d1gn1tanes got do" n to
the business of congratulating one
another for the new park -11 .i
ancs of hluOtop bu!>hlands \ur·
rounding thl' ba)
n. Marian Bcq~eson and Super·
'1sor Thomas Rtle) "'ere there
Inane Co l'\Ccut1,es Ra' Watson
and Gar) Hunt ""crt· there too ~l\d
so wu Newport Beach Ma}or Don
trauss
OIT to one side ol the Podium
ercttcd on the bluffs "as Frank
Robinson ~o. not the manager of
>the Baltimore Oriole.-. but the Frank
Rob1n'ion "ho ha~ 'iJX'nt a fa11
chunk of the la'>I '"o del·ade'i fighl·
1ng to pencrse the Back Ba~ and
open 11 to the pubhl
lt "as odd indeed tu sc.>c him
seated among this group of people.
to see him on 1h1<; guec;t last. T1ml'
1.1.as that "'hen 'ou got Rohin'ion
and the In ine ( o l08$.'thcr you had
to be inside a courtroom. lnv1ta11on''
Tr) subpoena
Robinson has mack a crus.'ld<' ou t
of !kl' mg the ba) and along 1hc wa)
he hu fenced 1.1.1th poht1c1ans. bus1·
ness leaders and h1gh-po1.1.ercd law-
> crs. When all this started. de-
' eloJ>('rs en' 1s1oned the bay as a future manna But Rob1n'ion sa1.1.
things d1fferentl> He sa1.1. mud flats.
least terns and p1ckle1.1.eed -not
"'atersk1ers. po"'er boats and JCt
-.k1s.
He wrangled with The In inc Co.
fought with th(' poh11c1ans and
bickered 1.1.1th ci t) and count} of·
fic1als He "'as n('ttlesome. 11nng and
un~nd1ns-He had what )Ou'd call
a rcpur1111on.
And 1t's a damn good thing ~did.
Bergeson ma) deserve credit for
finding the mune' to help <.lrt•dgc
and dean up lhl' Had, !i.1 , T ht·
I r-.1 ne Co <.k'>rr\l·\ l red 11 f11r fl'
cogn1z1ng "h1Lh \\d\ tht• "•nd 111
pub ht sentanH'nl '' ai. hlo1.1. 1ng and
g1' 1ng a''J\ munc' and land lur
pubh' U'>C Bui 11 """' I ran!. Roh
1nson "ho hi the fire:
Harbor Boulevard llt ld Ho tagt
Thl' t O\la \k..a thornughlarc ''
'>tdrttng to look hkl· \11meth1n[1. from
the \\ cc;tan f ront 'I nu almo\t t'\·
pell to \l'l' l'IH'm' tJni..., ro unJ1nl!-
lhl' nC\I lOfnl r
The md'\\l \t' 'ur~l n un lhl'
I larhur -Ol'Jll\ 11nwd I<> t'OIOl tdl'
"Ith rnatl Jlr<IJl't l\ on l\lf\ n1hc:r
nl·arh) '>lfl'l'l -ha' rn.1Jt drl\ 1ng in
( nsta \tc..a .i gn·;11 ,1JH'ntun• 11·,
more n'll>.' thau. ,1.,i...1ng /<.J /,,,
(,ahor w \tl'p out ul ht·r lar
When 1ht• road ptOJt'\'t "•I'> tir't
UO' l01led, mathant~ up and drl\\n
Harhor t·omplaint•d .\nd "'h' nol
Thc road h<h tx·t·n turn up <;o man~
11m('S 1n rt•ct·nt \l'tw, that mo\t ol
tht·ir cu'itoma'i ha-.c prohahl\ he
come dt!>oncnll·d and gc1m• homt•
Tht<> llmt• "ould tx· tht1crcnl the
Cit) prom1wd fhl· wad would rc:-
ma1n OJ>('n and lU'>IOmcr\ \\Olild
ha\C link J1ffit•ult\ hnng1n~ tht•1r
bus1nes~ 10 the hc:Jrtlnnd ol to ta
Mesa
Well. the street ha'> rematnl·d urx·n
but getting Imm hat' lu thcrt ,.,
nearl) 1mpo"1hk Findin@ 1he
B1smar!. "'a' pr ohabh an ea-;1cr
chore than lota11ng a hu,1nt''i' un
Harbo~ The ion of Harbor that I' uix·n
1s so""' rn and bump' 11 ''a<. though
someo w.s~·d a tame• o\<:r a
\h1pmrn1 01 ho" ·1g hall\ t-\ll a1 5
mph ~ >u l..t't'Jl ' 1ur e~t· <>n the
rcan1c1.1. m1rrur. "ailing to '>Cc partlo
of 'our lar rank onto tht• ruad
Tht• 1oti \hould tx· "rappnl up h'
~O\tmher \ta\ toned
Sa} ii ain't s·o. Jun T hl'rt' "a\
nothing tl·rnbl~ unc\pected 1.1.1th the
turn of evc·nts last wt'ek r<.>gard1ng
C O'>tJ ~k<.a·., Share Our \eh l''· th('
non-rrotit 'orial agem·~ located 1n a
clo<,rd ek•mentar. ~ hcml on the
"l'\t '>tde of 101.1. n·
Resident\ 1.1.ho hH· near Rea
< ummun1t\ Center haH• com·
plJinl·d "'I.th somc '1gor lor the
tauht~ to be mo,ed. cla1m1ng 1t
attract~ an unde~1rable clement -
namcl~ poor people
Other\ ancludin@ the director of
the po' en~ rehet l'<'nt('r maintain
the lalil1t\ 1s '>llUated pC"rtellh cloM"
to a liirg<' poc. ket ot ll 'i cl 1enh
Tht> council after "'e1p.hang both
\ldl''> agn.'l'<l 10 nk·nd the tenter·,
ka\t lur ~t \ munlh\ hut 1nd1latcd
thJI JI that t1mt· -r,honh alter
<. hris1ma'> -11 •houlJ tx· mtl\Cd
\\ ha1 11 .. 1, 'IUrpn\tng though 1.1.a\
1.llrcl 1ur fran Ftirhath'~ thrt·at to
dose the fanlft, r.tthcr 1han nH"C
If Fmbath does that ht'' pun1\hing
tho c she has .. pcn1 ht•r lift hclp1ng
She 1sn ·1 punishing the Cll)
Tbe world's gTtatest landlord.
That would ha' e to tx II un11ngton
Bt•ach , of course
What other cit\ "'ould let a do""n-
10" n lar dealer off the hook to the
tunc of S 100.()(XI That'\ ho~ much
bad. rent Buick dealer Bob Tcm
O"ed the Cit\
Fe-ehng m'agnanamous the cm
agrred w lorgl\ e thr debt earlier lhll>
month 1n e"\C.'nce the ctt} asked its
ta\pa\er .. Ill foot th<' bill for this
do"n-on·h1s-luck Buick d~ler
\l:l~l:lc thuse ta\pa)er\ can as.I..
T t'rr) for a d1~ount un a Buick
""hen he opcm h" nc" 101 on Beach
Boule' ard If not. call the ~It\ It'll
probabl) pu .. k up the 1ah
St~v~ Marblt' i• tbt' Dal/J Pilot'•
city editor
Last but not least. thank vou God
tor uni) a bru1~d and scrai)cd bod)
and cme "'1 ec ked b1k:e
IS1gn th1\ an) angry Newpor1
mom
MRS .. W HALL
'-lewpon Beach
Reporter gave
fair coverage
To th(' Ed11or
Paul Archiple' ·s anacle.convinced
us 10 .. head on o'er to the Orange
( ount) Fair .. Hts \\-rtting I!> that or
an a'>tUtl' ob.-.er' er \I, ho sa-s beneath
the surface
\.1R and 'ARS i\RTHUR TICE
Huntington Beach
TOD'l '' HISTORl.
Toda) 1~ Thursda\ Jul" 17 tht
W8th da) of 1989 ·There are' I 57
daH left 1n th(' \Car T uda) ·., h1ghhgh1 1n h1stot)
On Jul) 27. 1789. Congress estab-
lished th(' De-partment of Foreign
.\(fairs. th(' forerunner of the De.
p.1nmcn1 of State
On 1h1s date
In 19 O.onda' 267ofthe lramao
hostage crisis. the d('posed Shah of
Iran daed at a rnthtary hospital
outs1d(' C'a1ro. Eg~ pt. at the age of
bO
Today's B1rthda\ Former
baseball manager Leo Duochcr ts 83.
TV producer "Jorman Lear 1s 67.
Mo' 1e rl'Vl('\\.Cr Vanc('nt Canby it
65 ponscaster Irv Cross as SO.
10.ger Bobbie G('ntf) is 45 .\ctress
Ektt} Thoma 1~ 41 . Skater Pegy
Fleming 1s 41 anger Maureen Mc·
Go,em 1s 40
By ~ AIM>dald Prttl
· 1RS probe focuses on Orange County
Tax('s Fairness. Accountati1h l}
and antegrtt} of the IR .
The<>c arc: issues of importance 10
e"er) ta\pa)'er 1n Orange Count~. r, e rrcc1' ('d more than a fe" k tter-;
and phone calls from consutut'nt'I
who ha \C been subjected to abusive
treatment or questionablt' conduct
by Internal Re venue Scr\lce rep-
rc~nUlU\.CS Now. these same issues
ha\•c become tbc focus oLa... . .>AJ.,,...~--ltghts hcanna an Washington which ap1nst them.
~n this "-«k -and Orange • The IR mnantotn'> 1nadt"quau.·
Count) 1s at the center of the con-checks and balanu·~ on 1t 01.1. n
trovcrsy cnminal 1nve t1got1on IC'll \ 111c<>
In the opcnina days of the~ hear· pin 1n1 the mo 1 iarh11rat) and in·
1nas. w1tn('SS af\er witness ha s prec;. trus1\e ,p<>\\oer 1n the hand' of the
cntcd h11r-ra1sina stones of bnbcf'). least ,upcrv1~ ind1 v1dual!>.
corruption and wronado1na m the' • The tu th 1phnai;-tandard
Stnior 1nvcsuaativc rank~ of the of the lRS ha'c c1 uurqcd fcpc.au:d
IRS. Followma on art.tdcs an the and more scnou wronado1"1 b) the
Wall trcct Journal. Forbts. and sumc n1or mana,tn
Cahfom1a Ma~zinc, which ra1'td • lndi\ 1dual~ w1th1n the IR, ha\C
troublina questions about the po~cr l\ttcmpteJ to f~e. delA) and
and the fa1rne of the lRS audit and othcl"\\1'1C 1mpC"dr ~c· effom of the
criminal 1nvcst!aat1on prOttdurt • onarei.s. to 1n\l'St1ptc It. At t1m •
the Commerce. Consumer and Mon· IR official~ ha'c n1std confidcn·
ctat')' Aff'1it1 sub(ommitttt on 11aht) obJC\:t1on de 'l"ed. to prot«t
which I tcrvc is ronductina bcari.n the tl\p.'\)'l'f 1n onkr to kc-rp teerTt
into allcaation.s of wronldotna by the IRS' o"'n 1xm1blc cnminal a •
xn1or omc.1al1 of the IRS. ti\ Illes.
The early c"uSc:na is most trout>-Thc'C condu ion . 1f ubstan·
hna. Af\cr a )'t&l'tona probe, 5ub-11111t'd b} thc rtma1n1na "A-1tne'~~
romm1tttt tnvctuptors havt un-and c\ 1drncr tt'I ~omc hrfort our
COYCrtd evidence that; commlllC<', art' lfD\oCI) l;('OOU\ In • There ba1 bttn a scnou.s f1llurt an> r•~. th l'\.td nee prc~ntcd \0
on tht pan of the IRS t.o ma~ far 1 \hod1na '" u~lf
cmplo)'cc intcanty proaram • Much of the •lie~ comaptton
Wrona<Soin' b)' IRS 1tnJor m1naatrs h• taken pl•« raaht here 1n
' too ontn ap<>ttd cntittl or iMPt· uthtm 11tr, .. rn1a -1n N>th the
I)' 'nvctt"'tcdo often b)i pcc>p&c lO)~l Lo natl end l.quna Niauc:I nf·
to 0t ttponi• •o the wron,dotn fittt of th<' IRS ln,csti11tor1 told
thtmtcl"a. tM subcommtttct'. for c'amp&e. of•
• A pervuivt fear c~ am~ oM-Of .. ·kind ti\ "amnat).. p.-o.
IRS cmplqytiil lhaa f't'POl'Unt m1 aram 1n Southern Cahfunua for ta\·
condue1 of their ..,... ..... or ~ cvedcr clients of a rnend oh ~·
erat1nt 1n an in..U.rian of lholt f\&I IR cnm1n1I 1n\ '•"on ttucf.
1upthora. will rnulf 'in maia.tk>n TM schtme 1nv~l\IC"d 1aflt' C'httb
IJ\ rl'\urn\ l..t•pt in secret <.,3fc dt•
po'>ll ho'e' .lnd prom1~'i of protev
1100 kum prnsc~ut1on
f ht• 10\ C'\llgAtO~ also lClld tht'
'uh<. 1•mm11tet: of demotion and
h.ua,'ilm·nt nt .... hmkblo"'er~ ""ho
rt•ported C\pensc account ahu"t'\
1mproix·r fl4)~menl\ Jnd "gnttUl\IC\.
-la' "h meal<. llmouc;int' ndes and
oiler-. o( cmplo' ment -acc('ptl'd h'
I~ emplo}et'-. lrnm peopl(' try10g w
hnoc tnem •
o\mcnca pride' 11\Clf on main
taanang the lor~rnt•\t \Oluntaf) ta\il·
uon "!.tern in thc "'orld L ~('r\
.\pnl I). tl'n' of m1lhon' of .\mc11
can~ 'oluntanl~ a'!d honc!ltly reJlOlt
thc11 income, nnd frcc1' t1f 111 11mt•\
anartl> I mail b1ll1on' of dollar'\ an
taxes lo the l ' \ T rta\ul') Othl'r
than a mailed F°(lrm HMO. no rr
minder or cocrt ion 1~ needed Our
&)"Stem work~ laricl hccauM' p<'opk
tru t 1n it ITIICifll)
~~1ntainma fh a1 intear11 1\ "'ml· ty 1mpe>runt to our count!) Wh11C'
I m convinced that che va t ma.Joni\
of IRS m1na1<'n and cm~IO)"Ct"~ are
hard-worktna. con 1en11ous mC'n
and ~omen of tht htlhf\t ethical
standards. thcK aroubh n1 d1 •
clo•ure how that the intttrn of
1rnr entire tax system ma. be com·
pmm1scd h> <iystem1c corrupuon at
thl' top
r he~ IS. hov. ('VC'r. help On tht
h11nmn. last "'t'eli •. I had 1he honor
to .1t1t·nd the s1.1.eanni·an ccremon
ul thr ne\lo.' comma" 1oncr of JR ,
• n·d C1oldbcr1 Comm1s\1oncr c wldbcrp, lS a longumc fnend and
, 111\t'aguc a former partn~r of mu.e
\\.hc.n .L practacrd ~11\....lill-~UUlllll...&--~
\\a1t..1n.. lie as, tn addition bom •
br1ll1 an1. ahlt' lav. )'er and 1
'' nJl 1nu\ talented manager Mo,t
nl .tll he\ :in 1nd1v1dual o( unqul"~
t111ned integral> Like Jack Kemp at
Hl U. I kno" he'll t.ackk the ~nou\
prob1'em'> nt IR" 1.1.1th hulldog te-naca
I\
Oor ,ubcomm1n~·s 1n"-tst.1 uon.-
1.1.111 be Iona and prohahl "'<'" :y, hut
1t'' necc,~•f) Th(' 0M1p11on of
( ongreS\ to root nu1 th1, problem 1
absolute. and the need to restore
public confidence cannot be over·
stat~. I will continut to rtpon 10
you 11' ubKQucnt column 11 U111
1n"c ta .. t1on prot'ftd . d~ ~,':.*a v;.:z:i,.O::
lrld.
Readen' commeam welcome
TM Dtll\• Piloc wekoma ~our OOH•KMI• Oft maUftl of publlt IRtel'WM.
let ten and k>nen anidn o( COMmm~ ~-~ bt -....,0. 'Tiiey !ltould
bt 1y~ or deertr, ~--and ""' to LETTEllS 10 tlw EDITOl, lllltY Pilot. P.O lol I MO. Cost1 MaL tl6J6.
If )OU pftfn 90 dKtMc I aetW• JM -y ail OW ft'l8 Wi&•18
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1111 \llH
'D~sperados' a double .dose of fun
8Y IONNIE J. FEVERGEON TakinJ place over a 24-hour
period, 1n the old Western town of
Armadillo. the play revolves aro und
two masked men -not unlike our
Lone Ranger. These twins. separated
shortl) after birth. find themselves
in the same place at the same time
(accompanied by twin sidekick )
and a dehghtfull) funny. action
packed sto~ unfolds
marm ) and M1l>S Lucy (saloon
owner) -who capture the hearts of
the twin ma ked men as all s1~ fight
the po~"ers of ev1l 1n this small to" n.
o..., l'llot c.,,....._"
A superb summer's evening of
hilarious entertainment for the en·
tire flunily is being offered in the
Irvine Valley Collef.C 'Productio n of
.. Twin Dcsperados' -based on
Shakespeare's "A Comedy of
Errors" and written by C hristopher
Villa and Greg Atkins.
("' 1ng chase 10 tlendl) and
No)'cs. w11h an e)'e focused o n
matnmon). 1s spunky usan Cereda
a!> the Widow Jones. In pursuit of
the masked hcroe is a remarkabl)
off-balance Kid Vicious enactt>d
with gusto b) Enc Anderson. The
antics of Ccreda and Anderson
pro\ 1dc evcral of the evening's
tnghtight!>.
Blake Gould directs a spirited cast
in this rip-roaring spoof bearing an
appropriate subtitle, "When Bullets
K iss -A Western Comedy." Gould
achieves a powcrf ul blend of
polished performances, exciting
s taging and well executed special
effects resulting in a fine entertain-
ment package.
Sean Michael Ca!>e) and Ken
Perkins enact our heroes -The
Masked Avcn.ser and The Masked
Desperado -with Aaron Hendry
and Manin Noyes as their young
partners -Howd) and Pardner.
Terra Shelman and Donna Getz.·
anger render splendid portraits of the
beautiful Rebecca White (school
A despicable Sheriff, and his
remale counterpart, the Baroness,
arc interpreted b> Jose Lambert and
Dolores Gee' e\. Wonderfully antt·
mated arc the antics of the Baro-
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superb!> enacted by Terry Ingles,
Sean trand. Trevor Phelps,
Anthon) Marcclh. Ed Wen and
J ustin Anderson.
Remarkabl) reahsuc. h1lanous
light scenes -directed by the
shO\\ 's co-wnter, Villa - enthrall
youngsters and adults alike as
almost constant animated action
permeates the entire piece. Squeals
of delight greet small toy hobb}
horses and good and bad guys altkc
mount up and thunder across the
stage, and an audible gasp from the
audience is the response when a
huge replica of a l~omotive engine
makes 1Ls en trance an Act I.
In an intimate outdoor theater,
veteran designer Wally Huntoon
provides an engagang set; while 8 111
Liotta and Enc Kerns enhance the
atmosphere with expert lighting and
sound. Colorful and appropriate
period costun:ung is provided b)
Mary Ann Griego.
This vi brant, personable ca st
makes itself avaifable .t.o the au-
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before and after the show -cow-
pokes in denim sporting tA·guns
and suspenders. saloon ~irl!. an satins
and feathers with alluring C)C and
"arm srr11Jcs. 8c sure to arrh c earl}
to ~et 1n on all the fun and find
desired seating.
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Valier Theatrefaire for C hildren will
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Jul) 29 with pcrformanc('S at 8 p.m.
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up to third place 1n its first \\.eek of
"1Jt• release.
According to figures released
Monda) b) Exh1b1tor Relation!> Co ..
.. Lethal Weapon 2," starring Mel
Gibson and Danny G lover. collected
$13 milhon to finish in first place for
the third eonsecuttvc "cd
It was follo\\ed in second b) the
megahu .. Batman," which grossed
S 11.2 m1lhon and has no\\ netted
$187.5 m1lhon o"crall.
"When Harl) Met Sally . " had
ltd.ct sales of $8.8 m1ll1on to finish.
in third.
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Newsom and Friends
jazz up Fashion Island
By KATHY LEE PAPE
o.-,, l"llo• c-..,_..i ....
How can anyone not cnJO) an uplX'at 1au conn,·rt pln)t'd h}
long-time profcssionals'l The SC\en-memher band TomnH Nl'\\ \Om
and Friends obvious!) entertained 1ts audience al a Ju.I> .:!."\ lrl·c
concert held at Newport Center f-a haon lc;land.
Newsom brought his 1mpro.,.1sat1onal S\\tng hand 10 Orangl'
Count> to "test Republican rcau1on 10 Jllll music:· an.orJ1ng to
Chuc k Niles from KKGO-FM. master of ccrcmon1cr, for the <;1\-wcck
concen series. And from the crowd'" response to the music. Orangl'
County Republicans -and Democrats and 1ndq:x•ndt·nt' -
apprectatc 1a11.
Newsom ts bcl>t known a!. the assistant muc;1c din.·c1or for thl·
"Tonight Show," but 1s also an accompli~hed mus1rmn tn ht' °''n
riiht. For tht\ free concert. hr entertained the pcopk "1th hi\
vinuosuy on the tenor saxophone.
The other hand members. all of" hum arl' rn their la1t· 4th or
older. arc also pro fessional musicians Did. C .tr). piam\t. rnmpmc\
music; Gene Estes. drummer. has h1\ o" n btg band 1n Lu' .\ngek~.
Bett) O"Hara. brass pla)er. formed and pla)~ \\llh thl· all-\\oman
Jaz.z Birds. Ra) Lcathef\\Ood. \tnng bJs<, plJ)l'r r.t•rformcd rn the
hll record, "Cf) Mc a R l\er". Dtck Ca1hcart. trumpeter pla>' "'llh
Pete Kelle) 's blu1.·s group and Mah Ion Clarke. dannenst. pcrtormo;
at various locales .
The band's fir t number, "Ko)al Ciardcn Blue~ ... '>l'I the \lnl\l'
for the concen . With a fast. upbeat tt>mpo. tht' group pht)cd wgethcr
in a D1x1elal\d s1r tc the fin.1 t1m1.· through. then broke into '>olo
secu ons for each rnMru ment
In the second piece. "Kost' Room." O'Hara pcrforn11.·d on tht·
val\ c trombone during her solo part With some of 1hc note'>. \he
blew the l)ptcal blare sound that " hard to control Other than that
she pla)'ed her runs and 1mpro\ 1<,at1onal Oourishe'> well
Clarke played his clannct olo w1th good tone<; through
relative!} uncomphcated impro' 1sa11onal passage" \\'hen < an
played his alternate instrument. the allo horn. h1" lower nott'\ laded
out. cspec1all> 1n the complicated run ...
A real cro"d pleaser came \\tth O'Hara'!> \OCal solv ol "Morl'
Than Yo u Know." She had good control O\ er h1:r alto 'u!·c. g1' tng
a performance reminiscent of Pegg · Lt·c. although "'11 nd1er.
fuller sound. While she sang well tec~n1calh. her cmot1ona dd1H'f"\
lacked conv1c11on. The words in the sung arc somewhat longing. bu.I
she smiled thtbughout. Ne"enhek\\, her performance was grt'l'tt•d
enthus1ast1call}.
Clarke wa!> featured in a Ciersh,,in o;ong. "The !\tan I Lcl\c .. a
slower tempo piece Staning w11h -;lower-tempo. mellow-Hml·d
1mpro' 1sations. he performed comphcatcd runs during a fo,t1.·r
sccuon. ending\\ 1th a lazier speed l nfortunatcl). some of h" faster
passages were lpst. part!) bccau~ of the \ound \)Stem and being on
an open stage.
Trumpeter Cathqirt )Olocd for '"(icorgia On M) Mind."' g1\ tng
a nice performance. Hie; lont' wa'I not bra""> :ind all the note\ came
across. even in the faster tmprov1\at1onC1I .,cct1011o;.
The band ended tht> first half with thl' fam1l1ar c;w111g turw
"Tal.e the A Train." during "hrch l.cathef\\ood 'ci <;tnng ha" 'olo
\\COt the furthest from the melod) ltnc ah.in Jll the others llu\\e\l'r
the crowd COJO) ed the performance'!
The second half sc1..·mcd to find tht• pla}ers a hit lcs'i rnntrolled
111 their tone "•th Clarke's clannt•t srrecch1ng on the higher no1n
during "S''-' ondcrful ·· Jn another featun:d anist p1ccl'. the 1cnor
saAophonc tone bccaml' more brac;s}
O'Hara sang two more songs during om· of ''h•ch C'Td f>o
Anything ror You .. ) s~c also pla)ed her t•uphon1um W11h th1\ o;ong.
her alto voice and straight dell\ el') better suncd the happier trxt A'
an encore. she performed the song ... Old Folks:· '.1.hich. <;he JOkl'd,
did not refer to the band.
Another croY.d pleaser wa!t a drum and string bass featured
son((,"81g Noise from Winnet~a.'" For their last piece. the} pla~ed
the Harlem Globetrotters· theme song. "S~ect Georgia Brown ·
The sound S)ste m seemed to bl· a problem. 1n that the
microphones on 1he piano and th(.• string bass made these tnstru·
men ts O\ erpo\\.er the softer clan net and tenor saxophom· Overall.
the mus1c1ans had s1m1la r 1mpro\ 1..a11onal c;1-.les that blended "ell togeth~ when the> pla)'cd as a group. The band has pla)ed together
··off and on" for 15 years. Newsom said. and the} perform like tht'
profc!>sionnls they arc.
Three more concerts rl'ma1n 1n the "l'rte ... all '>tarting at 5 p.m
in the Broadwa) court in Fashion Island. For more information. call
721-2000.
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Safest jobs
in town:
Lasorda's,
and Pete's
It 1s commonplal'c that \\ht•n
baseball teams perlorm a .. tht· I 11\
Angeles Dodger~ and C1ncannat1
Reds ha ve done th1o; o;cac;on . thl·
managers arc '>hov ... n the door.
But for divcr~el} diffe rent n:ac,onc,
Tom Lasurda and Pete Ro'ie ;in·
immune from such 111d1gn1t)
Lasorda ma} be the lucklt''I m.1n-
ager in histOI'). Not o nl} doc' ht•
labor for an O\\ ner. Peter o· Malit'\
who doesn't bcheH in firing man:
agers: he has often been the
beneficiary of dramattt. homt• run'
which elevated his teams tx.•\ond
their fans' wildest dreamr. (1 c Rid.
Monday's cold-weather bla\l 's
Expos in 1981 NL pla:rofl's. M1l>.t·
Sciosc1a's HR 0ITD"1ght Gooden 1n
'88 playoffs. Kirt.. Gibson·._ unfor~t·t·
table wallop 1 n the 'g8 'A orld ~rll'' I
That Lasorda'~ S~~-m 11l1on ag-
gregauon 1s flopping m1scrahh again
this season. as It ha<, <luri ng thrt·c of
the last four !>Cason'>. ts of l111k
consequence.
Lasorda'sJob '>eturit) 1\ golden ,,,
perhaps It should be The Dodger.,
have someho'' \\Oil t\\.-O World
Champ1onsh1p'i( 1981. 1988) "1th
Lasorda at the helm. and nCl'"'ht•rt•
on the rings docs 11 d1fcrr<:'ntiatc
between luck> and good.
Rose is a different mattt·r 11 1<.
Reds lcfi spring 1ra1n1ng "1th ton
siderablc suppon and "ere 1n fir\t
place on J unc I 0. } ct had ln\t ~l\ or
38 entering Wcdnc'ida} n1gh1'' pla~
Y ct. because of a homcto" n
de~ree by an Ohio JUdgt• namt•d
Norben Nadel. Pete lannot he lirt·d
No matter ho" man) g.1mc'> tht•
Reds lose. Pete 1s protctted "h1k hi\
future 1s pondered 1n the courtroom
If truth \\.-Crc !..no" n. RnJ<.· ll\\ nt·1
Marge Schott "ould probabh lmt'
to dump Rose. he con!f>1dcrcd 11 la"
)Car. Now her hand'> arc 1u.·d
Meanwhile. in ( 1ncanna11. '>omc
arc sugesu na that Ro-;e should
show some class and c;1mpl) 'itcp
aside.
Such a suggestion "ould nc,~·r Ix·
made in Los Angele\. c' en though
the Dodgers arc pla)tng out tht·1r
season with no more cnthu'>ia~m
than the Reds.
Afier all. lhc'lc :ire the l hamp1on '
0
Notes and quotes gathered "h1lc
wondering 1f thc P1ra1e<i of 1989 arc
the worst-fielding team tn baseball
since Al Cam pan as said "dcfl'n~ 1'
ovemued," and the 1986 and I Q!P
Dodaers proved him wrong.
• Tclcv1s1on spons anal)sts coml'
and go, but the most cons1s1en1 golt
commentator w11h e\pen1sc and
good humor remains ABC'~ [)a,e
Ma.rr.
•Which WhtfTname do )Ou ht..c
the best? Stubb> Ka)c CFrankhn
Stubbs) or Andy Van 'itnke'>
•Andre ;\psst could use a hair·
cut.
•Mike T yson would Ooor C.t'orgt•
Foreman 1ns1dc t\\O rounds. pro' H.J-
1ng he didn't lose one ofh1s gJo,c'I
in George's m1dscc11on
• Suaar Ray Leonard, age JJ. 10
fiaht 38-ycar-old Roberto Duran')
No mas. please.
•Quarterback Babe Laufcnbt'rg.
now trying out with the Dallas Cow-
boys, has played with four other
NFL teams and started only""
aames.
•Cubs' Manager Don Zimmer 1\
about to embark on the Nutn-ys·
tcm Diet Plan.
•How can USC's Mike McGee
l~fHM lff TAU.EV /12J , ,, ....
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l .OOk I '\G llA('K
Rolly Putaski, shown •s • qu•rterback at
Newport Harbor High •nd as an area
buslnesman 20 years ago, threw a TD
pass In the 195) Shrine All-St•r football
Game. The J8th Shrine Game Is bllled for
the Rose Bowl Saturday evening (at 6J.
Rose Bowl? Sugar Bowl?
Best was Strawberry BOwl
~trawbcrr1c\ .tnd \flam
Thal ah,a\s \\cnl w11h \lan1.1
Pula,i.1 -she kn t'\\ thl· "'a' 111
a bm 's heart
'oth1ng outranl-l·d hl•r
"Krump11ou<, tn·.1 1., out lht' 'ldl'
door ol thc Ba lhoa 'I Jt ht C luh
noli.'\c:n the llolh\\ood m11\lt'-
mal.cr\ C\lCpt ontc: 111 tht·
m1d-~o, ben that "·I' kind ol a
tlut..t·
lier son. Roll\. \\ho. 1n 11mt·
tx.·l.in1c: an out .. i;1nd1ng 4uar
tt·rqact.. al Nev.port Harhor ll1gh .
\\3<; mnc \car\ old then. th rCl'
) cars ) ou.ngcr than th1 \ curncr
So mt' olJc:r kids !Jon 't rt•h\h liulc:
gu~' t.iggmg along bt·h1nd them.
hut R1)ll} ";1c, J l<n .thh: kid lull
of l uriOSll\ dOOUI lht• annt•nl
v.orld of pCOple I:! 'cars old
\nd the re"ard1ng plus "a"
S\\Ct't tooth fultillmcnt nn)ttmt·
"c v.ere hanging around the
Balboa 'I athl Club near the:
lunch hour \fama \\OUld o0cr U\
a dish of slra" hemes. \hom·at..c
and pile'> ot v.h1ppcJ l ream
Onc \uch '1s11 "as short·
ctr1.u11cd during a hot 'iummt'r
da} afta the Holl)v.ood film
makcrc; had set up t•quapmcnt
camera'> and props to comple1c
"ork on a mo' 1c.
One ul 1he J'>'il'itant dirccwr<i
fLnall} angled ht\ \1,3~ dov.n to
tlie bench to c'cla1m. "lie). ho"
\\OUld )OU llkc lo be in the
mo' 1cs'?"
We shrugged wnh a ncga11 ve
response The mind was clcarl-,,
set on lus 1ous bcmcs and a
mountain ofcnscading cream.
"C'ome on." he pleaded. "It
won't ta~ long and v.c really
OC\."d the help wit h C'(tr:lS. ••
He "'asn'1 gctung throuah
Then he added ... Look all "'c
want to do 1s shoot 1h1s one scene
"'Ith the crew team rowtng pa'll
the pier. nd theo we'll trcnt
e'e~onc to lunch up there tn tht·
parkm& lot. Real-good food "
There was a nod e»f "Thanko;,
but .. "
lie said. "'I ou t..no\\ \\ho'' in
lhl\ ffiO\ ll' Jun't \llU'' Ll\\C
Kno\ ·c -1h.11 \ hl'r \t .. 1ntl1ng
on tht• pier \he'll Ix 1n lhl\
'>lcnc. too ..
'A c 3\kcd "'A ho\ ch \l'
Kno\"
.\ hra1nstorm lin.111' 'trul I.. tht·
lcllov. after ht' c,po11cJ a lonlh.ill
unucr one arm
\uddcnl}. ht· hc.1mnl h11~htl'
and C\da1mcd. "tl)\l' l\.nn' ~'ll:'
\\1th Tomm) Ham10n the:
llc1'iman Trnph) \\llln~·r from
M1l h1gan "
He gained a }ard or '"n hut
~e a'ikcd. "Will he tx.• '>h<m1ng
ur'l"
The fello" "1111>.cd and re:
plied." "Well \OU nl'\er kn1m
about 'Old "'J1ne1~-c1lthl
\o "'' c1grccd to \tcp 1n111 tht•
C\I.'\ ol thc t·amcras
rhc )OUng \.llltl' Oc'lllk nw
"hl\pcrcd with a tont' nl
a\lun1\hmt'nt ":-..rnct\-t'1gh1'
l frl t.. that gu) "almo\t a hun·
d rt•d \l'.tr\ old ··
1 ht• world!)' 12-)car-nld
<;n1fTed to sa,, "Nah. 1ha1·, Ill\
old Jl'l\C)' numhcr ·
I he filming, at'tl'r 'i<'Hral
tal>.t''I, took longer than thl'\ Ii~·
urcd \nd we finall) got our plate
of lunch. but 1t "as too lati.' to
cash 1n on the bt·rr1t''> ,1nd trr<im
Ver) 1raumatK'
Thc kilo" caml' ar('lund tlw
lunch table and ~1d. "'<'" "t"n·
&onna bt· OOCI>. here Ill J lllllPk
month Would }OU lt~l' tn Ix· in
ltfannl'\' lc~
We replied, "Nah. I don'1
think so." II wa\ IOO n,i,., ll' m"'
11111 on .1n11thl'I lrt'JI -r1 ur no
'11'
t lu1 11ld \Jndlot t • 1thJll j(amn
\\t'rt• tOll\l\ll nth 'tJ.:t'd on thc
'onh AJ \ I 111111 tx·alh 'ou1h 111
th~ l'lllrallll br1Jgt• tu Balhoa
h lanJ It \\,1\11 t .in l \dU\IVt'
'>l'lup h111 thl' 11kkr tdlm,., \H'rt•
Jh\J\\ ll'\l\l,1111 lt1 llltk t(U\\ J1Jr
lllll)Jllllg
Hut .1~ littk l<olh l!fl•\\ oltkr
thl' dl'\lll' hurnl·d m111l' kf'l'llth
l<1 pl,I\ lk \\11u,IJ \II \\l\tfull~ llll
lhl' 'l·• \\,111 .ind"·''' h Ont• d.i\.
h, \\CHl>.l'd up rnough uiura~c: to
,l\I.. 1111l' hr li~urt·d "·'' "t•akt'\l tu
.i ",ft ll'4Ul''-I It didn't "orl.. I
hJd 111 tl'll him ''I 11u ll t1111
\m.111 and I don't" 1111 '"u ~l·t-
11ng hurl ..
In time he \\orl>.nl on hi\
11pt1u11'> and Jn u "'tor .1 "-'l nnd
appr11ath Onl· "·"hi\ 'ad-t>~l'd
hound dog namnl r nucr The
!\ernnd \\3\ lo 'll~t·,11h.11 all he:
\\OUld do \\3\ ll llll'I lht• hall
I le matk h" '' ond r•tl h another da\ It h.1d li11k 1mp.1l t
1n111alh Rut 1h •111,n• 1ha1 d •g
'>tartd. tht• morl' "l' l<'h hunknt•d
v.1th guilt ThJt dog l llUld nll'h
dll\nnc dov.n
the nC.\l ta\t.. "·I\ hi lUO\ 1111,;t'
thl· oldt'r gu\\ th.11 R11lh ''"uld
fU\I center ihe h.tll -and that
"as 11 The\ ntlul t.anth .1pr<'<'ll
hut 1n<.1s1cJ hl' \\nuld ,1lv.a'' Ix
on m} side nnt 1 hn r'
Well, 11 wa\11 t Ion~ lwl11rt• "1·
\huddcrcd tu find l11tk Rull\
trash in' tnto thl' 111>.c' ot I l.1rlo1''
Rachanhon. \\.h o'"·" a J\nam11c
halfOOck at Nl'''/mrt I ligh and a
track spnntcr I l' h111ug.h1 him
d0\\.-0, 100.
~1111. I had to pull Hnll\ a\1lk
and e'cla1m , "I thought \OU \\Crl"
JU\I ,0111, 10 Cl'llll'r lht• hall"
.\nd he'd bate h1<i hp to \3\
''I'm !IOrry. I JU't for&<H ·
Then the oth(r team "ould
H}mptain. ··1 thought \'OU td
that hlllc 'U)' \\,\\n't aoina IO
f Pfe•1• IH CANTREU./121
£Juran reluctant to explain 'Ne Mas'
ly ID SCHUYLll Jft. ,., ............
NEW YORk -"Mas" was the key word
Wcdnaday 1n a dancchall whcrt two aaina
warrion Supr Ray Ue>nard and Roberto Duran
met the media. ··uoo Mu (one more)" mid a banner at a
aewa ~ to aanou~ formally the third
........... ,.... after tht eecond, between the n~ )'tS~......., and the ll')~ar-old Duran,
-1 nc rca.to« was to Duran's uttttrncc• .twa be quit in the c'Jhth round ap1nst Leonard Nov. l~ ~9IO. allowt"I S., R.:t to reea1n the WOltd 9Ni~ Co.anctl wehcrwe • t Utlt he had '°"to IM Pinamanaan flYC wnoatlat Ceititt.
•No --. • Duran •id ... at the ""° ....... 18 IM Rotelend dliMll MU ht lfti6-
...... , ...... Hewt"90mas"toq~ ......... -." ... .., ~ ... prna puts I• -~ 'llO • • ~ laid ....... a lnttt· ...... .,... ........... , ... llllllllinw ...
Just when fiaht time 1s rtma1n' to ~ ~en.
Mike Trainer. Leonard' a11orncy. who
Victory Promouon• will co-promote with Sob
Arum"\ Top Rank Inc . said tf the fiaht 1 held
at C~n Pala c in UH V(1.I • 1t will be No'
l ; if it is bouaht by Donald T n.imp\ Trump
PWa. it will be held ov. 30. and hould 11 be
Mid 11 StC\C Wynn' new M1rqc IU I.a• Vq.a •
1t would be 1n the lint "eek 'of extcmhcr
("laan Pela c appa~ntly 1s a lon~\hot
bC'CMilr u want Leonard to aartt to two liaht• Yt'Mftevc:r at as hfkt, Duran hould
tJw>fOulh!J u~ of "no ma " que,taon• by then.
.. o mat 11 at the hcan of the promnhon.
~ .. , want the f\lhl btta"1t or the bi1am
Cndiftl, wtlich ~-\UlplCtOUS b«auw people tald
we • 'IP a tlutd ftaht, •• Leonard •id. He ICldc:d \Mt .. 1811*'ions .,.~re what ktpl him from ~ • lmtned•tc: third man ..... Oum . Ew. Dw9D lddcd to the .. ., ..... tllypc
wMtl lie IMll after btint asked ny he .-a• twtwn ... ._.._....,.., ,roublr.
'rl .. 11 the prn aftif I blat Leonard wtty
..
\
I quit " • •
LconurJ 3ol 1he uric tO fi&ht Outan u :un ~hen. "' ta Vt·~\ '" an lrnO tclcv1\1on
c-011lmt·n1.11or foa the Mtkl" T)'~n-rron._ 81uno
heiH > \\l.'t8ht utlc ftaht. he v.atchcd Ou ran win ht'i
founh 111lc h~ UP"Cll1n1 lmn Barkle)" for the
World Bmrna C oun 11 m1ddlc.'wr1,ht rham·
pion hip
\f\cr that fi&ht. r ra1ncr 1d he 101 a call
from I con. rd who \aid, "I want to fi,ht 1n
and I " nt Our.lo." la\t No', 7, l.ronard cndC'\I
hi\ latc'l Mm mcnt b) ~•0Jlp1n1 t>onny l lan<te
for th· \\ R m1dJk'"c1~l nd \\t('l(r middle·
w ·1,ht title\. Ht ~hnqu1 h d the m1ddle-. iat:lt
utlc nn". hckl b Duran
Leon rd'~ n \l fi ht, of cour~. wa a rt·
matt'h '"'' fhoma Hearn,, who he ttoppcod
in tht' .t1h munJ foe 1hc unJ1•puW'd •'ti·
ttrwt hi utk S(i>t 16. 198'. Oft June 12.
ltonard, knoc:kC\J down t•.OC. kept tbe 1uptr m1~Hcwt•lht c9'lmp1on1h1p on a ll"'°"nd .. w.
h wa thOutht thal a thinl •tch w11h
cam' -u1d M 1 nard'' not ftaht.
•
THURSDAY, JULY 27. 1989 I :J
Ex-Titan isn~t buying
the 'excuse ·~ theory
in quest of NFL spot
By AUSTIN \I/IL.SON
I •\ < KC >~'>l "I'> -for h.111 ol
hi\ Ilk Jcrr) l l'~llt hJ'> ll\l-d \\llh
the: horror of hreai..:11111 tl11 1111gh ,1
poliu: l 11rdon tu find h1' n 1 th, 1
hdtl..t:d It• dt'Jlh Jlld h1' \lllillgl I
hrothc:r JnJ \l!>ler '>O h.1Jh lw,1tl 1
Iha I I ht'\.\ l' ne\ l'r lx·t'n I ht• \,1 llh
"J:-,n\ morning I "·•l..t• up l r\1111•
1n m~ hl'Jrt. hut I hiA\l' to go 1111 "1111
m' da1h routine:." lq~gcll ,,11d
H1\ Ja1h roullnl' """ r1•\••l\l'
Jround pr al Ille \C:\\I• "' .rnd 11 l 1 t
1ng' JI prl'\Cd'>On (,llnp "' thl ,, "'
Orlcam .,a1nt\
..\ n1111h-round Jratt d1111ll I l ¥
&l'tl I'> tr)llll! to \\Ill .1 Jlll"t ,1, t
dclcns1\l' lrnt•m.in
He: '>JX'nt the night ol h1~ 1.=.11
h1rthd.t) .11 h1'> grandmuthi.'l ., huu''
Ill l\kridtJt \Ii,, and thl rh '' d,1
fl'IUI lll'd h1111ll' II• lind pollu·ml'I II
thl' \ell d
·· iht') 1nnl 1u ,1op nw lr111n g11111~·
1n. hut I " ·nt 1n .inti '·'" n
lllJ.nld. he 'JIJ
..\n intrudc.:r haJ 1.ilkd hi\ 'A .1
11110 thl homt: '>IJht'll.:d ht' 1i111tlll r
lh111mt:\ Jlld hcJll'n till' l\\11 d11l
Jrt•n \lO\c:ll ' I'. hu· l•IPI Hc:tl Ill
t..rllcr d'> hl' r.1n h1•m th1• 'K.l'!tl'
· \h \l\lll IJH'd 111 .1 l ••ma !1 r
thrc:t month' \h h.1h\ hro•h
\tJ)l'd tn a l"n a 1111 l\\thtnd·a h.il'
month\·· hl· \a1J
The oldcc,t l hlld. h( fl ii r ''P<•n-
'>•hlc for h1~ \oungcr \lhlan~' I "·''
J dad(.!\ at '2 H-.1f\ 1IJ hl· '·• d · 1
"d' going lo 'lho11I "1trl..111K :ind
hdp1ng take: lJfl' ot Ill\ h1 111hl'I' .11111 \1\ll'r'> ..
111\ brother \till rt'4l11tr' 111,11111
11onal t Mt' "'l\h '>1'>ll'r lt H \ "1th rm
and m} "1tc he', It> H'.tr'> olJ hut
'>he has the mind 111 J "·'i.'.1r 11ld "
Legget! ')aid
"\\ hc:n m) motht·r d1l·d nn lam
ii> JU~t ~altered I he~ 'flrl'.1d u~
around l1kl' .1 hun"h 111 pupp1t'\ hl
\Jill
"I hat'\ v.hrn I Ill-came a C hn~-
11.111 Ill.Ill.. ht ,,11d
Kt•u•ntl} fl't1red l'v1 1'~1""'PP• c II( u11 I uJ~\' I l'\ln 'A 1lhJmwo \r
""td him I l'~l'll ~•d
I k 10111>. me undn h1'> arm and
hdrx J mt· toot.. care of me " he
'a1J "II then.· "a' e'er a dadd\ for
Tlh II \.\;J\ h1m .
I tggt'll " NJtl>. 'A tlliam~on 1s
"hill' "I ~;i\ J member ol h1\
Jam1h · I l'S&l'lt "><lid
l l'Ul'll grt'\\ lo lx·comt• a \tar .11
\t.11111.111 ll1gh lhl'n "l'nt 10 1\11'"~
''f'P ' \t.1ll' and \\Oil d \tarting Jllh at
111 ~·h.1l kt'I
\t1t·r t" o ~ca<,on<, 1h·crc flt• trJn\-
lt Ill J ln c .it \1,11c I ullenun '"hl·rl
111· 11 J 1h1 I 11.111<. in tackle\ I''·"' d t"' 't·ars al M15.'il\\IJ)p1
\t.lll' hut 1111' "anted to mo'c rnc
,,, l.il ~ll lhl n1N " he \aid 'I kit
11 .11 \\~1u1d l1111Jl'r me in· pur .. uin@
\'hat I 111 d 1111g llO" I J1dn'1 1h1nt..
ti l' 1111\t' \.\t1Ufd he lCl m\ Jd\an·
lat°l .
l1on1lall' tht \amt<, haH mU\l'd
rum 1 dcll'n\I\ C' tacktc He'<, b-
l111•t J ~ ., rou•,d\ and run\ tht• _.IJ.
\JrJ J,1,I 111 J •.'> \econds
But hl t1.1• 'l ·n slo"ed b' an
lllJUrt:d I 1;i Jrhl I~ put h1msel( at a
d1,,uha111a~\· h\ taking h1'1 ofT-'l·•' in u 1nd1:10111ng program too
lr~htl \
I thin Jar ha' ab1lil\ but he'!>
hu111hh •ut ot 'hJJ)l'." ~1d ( oach
J Ill \1,,ra ·11l ' pla}tng a ne"
,.,.,,111 .. n th~ dC'lt<n\1'Ye '1~. whcn-
1 l Ill' l'r pl.t,c:d h<:forc
K ght n11v. 11·, hard for him JU!>t
111 !!l 1 1hrough pracuce and as a
rt:\ult \omd1mn he doe~n·t do what
hl"' '>uppu-.cJ w do. doe!.n't do
thing\ right and a .. J result of that.
ht ' fu\I '>on ot hanging on nght
llll\\
'lft 'ho"" t1a<ihc!> of ah1lat' I JU!>t
!Plus~ s~e EX -TITAN/B2t
Al' u-...--
Dtck Schofield of th• Angels slldes Into second s.fely •• '"•
ball gets •way from shortstop Mike Gallego of Oakland.
Halos return to earth,
settle for game's edge
OAJ\.LA l'D (.\Pl -\1J11 'PUil!!
hadn't ~en hi\ n.t ml· nt'\I It• o
\ ICtOI) \llll C Jul\ I 'I 111)(7
,,,,,.,, ........ .
'IC\ llll l' to \l'l .In\ \llfl of
crooked numlx·r an. the"'" tnl11mn
'>Omethtng otlwr lh.111 lhl' i<><l"4' ~ ..
'I oung 5.a1d · It.., not tht• lin:tlt Im
tht• recoHI'\ bu1 .11 lca\I 1t'\ a \ll'J' ..
\ nung "un h1'> lar\I game 1n '""
\car-. J\ Oat..lanJ 't(orcd lour run<. 1n
the: tourth and c1g!l th inninii'
\\cdnc~J} and heat Caltlorn1.i q.~
to \lup 1he ..\ngcl<, <,e1,en-aml· "'"
n1ng \treak
HOMa
T onioht-Cn ceoo 7 lS
Jv ~-Ch1ceoo. MS
h7'< Chiuoo 1 o~
Jv <> Chk aoo. I
AWAY
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A I -Ma• ntr• 1 OS•
A7-Mar ~· 1 OS AJ-M1r1n1r•. 7 05•
•• Brewer\, S 35 •
A"5-B'rtwf'r\, OS•
A6 Br•wtn, ll :is •
• A oamtt\ on t<MPC r•diO
• On ,., evf\lcn Cn•nMI S
On lt1f'vl\IC\f'I Ch•nn.t •
(7 10) .\ los\ "ould h:i\C put thl \ ,
three pme'> behind the til"\t-plau.• \naC'I~ Cahforn1a wo tn1n1 for thl·
liN ""'ecp of 1h,· \ ·, 1n O~\. land \Inn· ( hilt an did II 1n \rnl I l1RS mllnager Dau Rader hrou hi 1n
r 1{1ch \.1on1clconC'. "I "'<' gi•t ht·.it 10 that f:tmc-11 C an~co <;truc1' out but Ron put'> U\ in a h1g hole 0.11'l.1nd Mamigcr ron} la Ru-;..,1 ,,mt ·r.' Ila' ;} ~ in&lc arcd/.mch-runnCT
happened :i tcw time' th1, H'aa 'tan Javier for 6-5 IC3 . Ton)' Phil·
We've won .1 game "hen "'C' nl·c<kd hp walked, loadina lht ba\C'>, and
11 10 ktcp uor, alt\.C' •· M1._e (1allcao hit an RBI grounduut
Young, 1 • l. h,1dn'1 \\.On \lncC' hc R1d..1:> tftndrr<on and ( amcy '
wa11 "'"fl I O\ .\nacte' and ht•at Pit· l.Jln\ford added RBI ttntlt
1 .. burgh He ta t'd onC' hnttcr, retmn11 "\ht fa t of the matter 1 ~c
Johnn)' R:t) on a voundrr to rnd d1dn I pla) nll that wtll, and we were
the e1fthth with runOC"r\ at K'Ce>nd ~till '" P<l'>lt•on ~ Mn the' pme and tharJ • unul the \Cr') end, R.adtt said.
"You can lo 11 JU\t H ca"I} a Wall) Jo>ncr'• RBI 11nale llYe
)OU can -.1n it ·· 'oun '4id. ''l'\e C allfom11 the lead 1n lhf l\m but
httn 1n th11 po<;1t1on be fort." Rade I kndi:oon led off -lhe bol·
Dennt f~~Cr\IC) p1t h~l a one• lOnl h If 1th h11, WH1\th hmM ""'-
htt n1n1h to fini"h up the th time he h<>mn'fd to ....,_ , off a '8mc:, an onao•"I m'Of'd. CIUH . M1k.e "'llL -.; lo t for the liBt Dt"t twoonan c1oub1f ~ ...
ttrM 1ence June I ... I le h ._ n l<lur '*' •~ad '·I 1n dw. tlllircl.
contttUt1\C: dtt1,1on O\C'f c11h t In the rounh, o.~ ...-nrt'I IJ ao
starts. Oekland tar1cr Mike Mnort ~n fd •• froat o( Oa¥il. =-= 11vc up more than three camC'd runt late &an 00 the' tiU . ...,.
foir IM ftnt umc an c11hth 1tan hit •hlil s • 1 Mfttt J9m 16. M lo ,
Wi•la .. KOft ue\1 j.$, Mark •I 19~Ll~I!
Md Dl\'t HftMtttton ~Iii t .mlllt •
eillttt\ *''" ._ of' ~. :\.fOt.JO,li'"•mc tu. wat nn• ._ A"llll
ose cards on· a hold
INDIANAPOLJS (AP) -Owners of Pete Rose b3stb311 card'i ma) ~ in for a windfall if the Cincinnati Reds manager 1s con' 1cted of
• bettina on bescbaJJ, accordina to card collectors.
Two orthrce local baseball card shop ownm qrce that Rost·, 1963
rookie card, estimated at $500. will soar if he's found guilt)
Creighton spokesman: University
'weary of being unfairly bashed.'
"If he' banned for life. he could really be wonh a lo t," said John
Stulina, owner of Johnn)'·s Spons Nostalgia stores. "As long as someone's in the pubhc eye, their card will go up."
Rose's rookie card could nse to S 1,000 but would never 1nl lower
than S 100 because it is so difficult to find, Stirling said Tuesday.
Bren1 Johnson o f Indy Connection Spons Collectables has almost 20,000 cards and intends to continue buying and selling Rose cards.
"I don•t look for him to jO down at all becausc he was too good
of a bell player," Johnson said. "We're still buying his card, and we
wouldn't do lt if we couldn't make any money off it."
But Jim Brooks, co-owner of Big Daddy's Baseball Cards 1n Beech
Grove, warns collectors of investing in Rose. ·:1 would be h~sitant about ~utting m )' money on Rose," he ~•d
''I think people will try to get rad of him to rccoup some monc)."
From Th~ Assoct• d ftres.s ..
OMA.HA, Neb. -Creighton Univer-~
sit) secs no groonds for a lawsuit filed by •
former Creighton basketball pla}er Kevin '
Ross. a un1vcrs1t) spokesman said Wednes-----
day.
.. We arc weary of being unfairly bashed," said
Steve Kline, a university spokesman.
Ross filed suit against Creighton this week m Cook Count~ Circuit Court 1n Chicago. claiming the univer-
sity failed to educate him.
However, he said Rose's card could never becomt Y.Orthlcss
"As people forget about the scandal. the price probabl) "111 &O tlad.
up," Brooks said. Pete
The suit seeks unspecified damages. It contends
that when CU recruited Ross for basketball it knew or
should have kno"n that he was ··ill-equipped and
unable to succcssfull)' pan1c1 pate in the universit) 's
academic program .. and failed to teach him adequately.
Ross, now 30, gamed national attention in 1982,
"hen he kfi Creighton University after four years on
a basketball scholarship and enrolled in a pm ate
elcmcntaf) school in Chicago.
Dodgers no ·match for Scott,
Astros glide to 6-2 triumph
His attorne). Many Schwanz. said the lawsuit
could help reform recruiting standards .
.. Now ma} lx' the time for the coun s to step 1010
Stams ends Rams holdout
Frank Starns. the first of three players ~
drafted in the second round by the Rams, ~
HOUSTON (AP) -Mike Scott
became the first 16-game winner in
the majors, striking out a season-
hi&h 11 batters and driving in two
runs as the Houston Astros beat the Los Angeles Dodgers 6-2 Wednes-
day night.
Scott bad a perfect game through
4% inninJs when Jeff Hamilton
lined a single to left. Scott, who
allowed four hits and walked one in
ei&ht innings, has won I 0 of his last
l r decisions.
Craig Biggio went 3-for-3 with two
doubles. scoring one run and driving
another with a sacrifice Oy.
Jn the founh inning, the Astros
snapped a 19-inning scoreless
drou&ht apinst the Dodgers while
taldna a 3--0 lead against Fernando
Valenzuela, S-1 O. who has lost ft ve or his last six decisions.
EX-TITAN ,,..,..,
don't know how he's going to re-
1pe>nd."
"Riaht now, be really has no idea
what ihc heck's going on out there,"
Mora said. Leaactt said be knows the odds
CANTRELL ''°"' ., llf;kJe.··
It was a recumng situation. W e
finally pve up. The little guy had
come to play the game and had
earned his place in the sun.
That was First step.
The next step, after another sor-
rowful meltdown by that doa. was
convincana me that be, too, could
carry the baJI with some dqrcc of
aulbority. WelJ, that prompted a
IJin, but we allowed it was only fair
10 _Jive rum a chance.
lbankfully, they had insjsted he·
would always be on m y side.
TALLEY ,,..,..,
lee so many aood people leave his
athletic department and justify kccp-i,. G«>rac RaveUna?
• He-Really-said-It Dept: Sub an-
09unccr Eddie Doucette. overheard
UO Ufil<K' S(.lll·:DI I.I·:
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Ken Cam1n111 opened ''Ith h•'>
second double of the game and ~cnt
to third on an infield single b}
Rafael Ramirez. Mark Da' 1dson
waJked to load the basec; Scott
against him arc long and that 11me
may run out on him before he learn'
all of the new assignments and tech-
niques bein$ thrown at him.
"There's JUSt so much to learn
That's the big thing,' he said.
But he doesn't even think about
quitting.
"If I was a quilter, I would ha\.t~
Little Rolly ran left. He ran nght.
Up the . middle. S1deY.a)s. And 11
cnmpcd the pnde of the oldt"r gu)
because he was cons1stentl> one hop.
skip and a Jump P3\1 .,..ould-~
tackJers.
And he v.ould in ume a<h anC"C 10
Newpon H1g)l and pla~ qu.anerback
for thrtt sohd \t'al'\ 1tb commen-
dable passing ·,nd rusb1oi marls
from 19~S2.
He wouJd also ~ind up pla) 1ng
backup quartcrbacl to the noted
Roome Knox m the hnne ~II-Star
same at the Coliseum in Los Angeles
and click for one touchdo\\ n pass.
Such fond memones arose recent-
ly through a letter from Richardson,
last week on a Dodger broadcast:
"The Giants have lost ... a chance
to pick up a game!"
•And he was excited!
•It's hard to believe that Dodger
Stadium is the third-oldest ballpark
in Che National League behind
si ngled to score Camin111 and ended a 14-da) holdout Wednesday and
Ram1re1. D~idson ad"anc"·d to reported to training camp.
third and scorld on a sacrifice Oy b> Starns, an All-American linebacker-end from Notre
Biggio. Dame. signed a multiycar contract hclleved to be
Rookie left fielder Davidson made similar to the o nes signed by ttie Rams' other two
a leaping catch against the fence on second-round picks. linebacker Brian Smith of Auburn
Hnnulton in the seventh w11h run-and corncrback Darryl Henley of UCLA,
ners on first and third. The club did not disclose terms, but Smith and Henle} both agreed to four-year contracts believed to The Astros added thrt'e runs in he worth about SI . I million. tams was drafted 45th
the se"cnth off Valenzuela "hen o' crall. three spots ahead of Smith and eight ahead of
Bl&IJO's second double "as con-Henk)'.
\Crted into a run after an, out and Starns. "ho missed all ofrool.1e camp but onl) t"o
throwing error b~ catcher t-.lil.l· praCUCl'S '"'oh ing the entire team. Joins a long list of
Scior,c1a outs1di: lincbat·kers C'<pcctt·d to rush the passer in the
Bill Doran and Caminiti wall.l·d. Ra ms· E4lglc alignment.
and ..\le,\ Trc\lno hit a t\.\o-out The others arc Kc\ln Greene. "ho had 16.5 sacks
single. la')t )ear. Mike 'W 1lcher. Brett Far) niarz. Sm11h and
Lenn) Harns doubled home sc' en th-round pick George Bethune of .\lab3ma.
1osc1a in the eighth against 011. Pia) 1ng dcfenSI\ c end as a senior. tams led the
and Franklin tubb SC'Ored .ttlt--...11 .... ant1'"u'"mrl champ1on Fi$hting Irish with se\'en sacks. He
Daniels \\Uh a grounMr in the ninth "as named the defensive MVP of the Fiesta Bowl after
again t Dave Smith. mat.mg three tackles and two sacks.
q uit when he lilied my mama:· he
said
"A lot of people would be u<11ng
that as an excuse There are bumi. on
the street sa}1ng, ·1 never had no
dadd).·
"Well. I ne'er knew m } dadd~.
and m) mother was killed. and r m
not looking for an excuse "
"'ho ~hined' a1 halfback for the all-
ors 1n 1948.
Richardson, no" an officer "1th
outhcrn California Presb} tcnan
Homes in Glendale'.'. con\C,cd o nl'
firm note about the old sandiot 00" I
games "It "as to ugh having w
bounce off the sea "all and tr. w
catch that little I.id Roll~ Pulast.1 ··
It ne\C~r bothered us He \\US on
our side ..\nd \OU kno" Y.ha1 \.\U'>
guaranteed. ·
A tnp to the stra"-berf) bo"I
Doo C.11trel/ /1 a former Dally
Pilot CJty Editor wlJose column ap-
pear. from time to time on
Tt11r1days.
Wrigley Field and soon-to-be-hi'>·
tory Candlestick Park.
• Break up the While So'<.
Rick Talley ls a syndicated
colum11J1t wbo appears la tbe Dally
Pilot every Soaday, Tuesday and
nursday.
Q1·0 ·1·J: Ot' l'Ht: IJ .\ \
"We're huning ourselves three ways. w e·rc
not pitching well. Wl''re not fielding well and we're
not hitting well. We're JUSt not doing anything." -
Manager Frank Robinson, after Baltimore's s1>.th
straight Jo s.
Raiders, Cowboys skirmish
T HOU AND 0>\KS -The Los An-
gele'> Ra1dero; -,hared a practice "'•th the ~
Dallas C'o"'h<"" \\cdnc,.da' afternoon and ~
( Oalh Make ·Shanahan Said 11 was a ----
pleasant change
··1cs n1cl' to go against somebod~ el.-.e.'" (l31d
hanahan. "hoM" team ha been in training camp a1
ncarb) o,nard for one "eek.
.. After a "h1lc. pla) ers stan learning each others·
mo, es an prneuce, so wht.>n you do something hl.c this.
the) ha'e to pla) It a little more honest."
The teams ~111 repeat the drill toda~ al the Raiders·
<..101p
Resen·~ comcrb3ck Dennis Price suffered what
appeared to be a sprained knee. but the Raiders awaited
further word from team doctors.
'"He JUSt planted has foot. turned and t"1sted 1t."
said Shanahan. "The doctor sa)'S he doesn't think 11's
serious:·
Thompson pleads lnnoc~nt
LAKE OSWEGO, Ore. -A law)'er for ~
Los Angeles Lakcrs cente r Mychal Thomp-•
son ente red a plea of innocent on Wednes-'
da> to a charge that lhe basketball player ----
stoic golf balls from a dnv1ng range at a suburban golf
course.
All The Van
Ron Gray said papers e ntering the pica were hand-
dcl1\.cred before a scheduled 3:30 p.m . hearing at Lake
0 "'eao mun1c1pal coun "to save everybody the hassk
of an appearance·· b~ the 6-foot-10 Thompson.
Thompson wa cited 1n June o n a lhird-degree theft
charge for allegedly talung less than $50 worth of s olf
balls from a dnv1ng range at the Lake Oswego Golf
Course.
Your Lifestyle Demands
OVER60VANS Thompson. a former member of the Portland Trail
Blazers who lives in Tualatin. Ore., has said the dispute
1s the result of a misunderslanding.
Thompson said last month that he got a bucket of
balls and hit a few before he had to leave the course.
H e said he took the rest of the balls with him. but
bro u&ht them back later and hit the m.
Gray said another coun appearance would be set
later.
11," Schwanz ~1d ... f en )cars ago. sa)'. the abu!le'i
weren't as well publicized, even thought the> might
have been JUSt as pre' alent." .. Character111ng w ap ned here as an abuse 1~
bunk," KJ1ne told the Omaha World -Herald.
"We feel there are no gro ds for such a lawsuit
We honored all of our comm1 cnts to Kevin and
more." .. Creighto n made an "adm1q1st auve exception to
admit Ross 1n spite of his scop 9 out of a possible
36 on his ACT college entrance exam.
.. The un1versll> lo ng ago adm11tc~ that in this
specific case 11 was a mistake." Khne said. "But regret
1s not the right "ord.
"If you sec a !ltudent who has been graduated from
high school and )Ct had a d1sad\'antaged background,
and you offer that student an opponun•t) and 8!>·
sastance. and at the end of four years that student walks
out of here w11h a degree and a chance to go out into
the \\Orld and mal.t something of himself. you·,e
accomplished a lot.'" he said
'"We had a good record in making that kind of
opportunit) a'a1lable to students with backgrounds
'Cf} )1m1lar to Kc' in·s ...
I~ THE BLEACHERS . ~ .... ,...,,.. ...... ..,._,._ .,_._ 11~ .. __
"This lsJour own fault, Timmy. How many
times di I warn you? 'Always bat with the
label up.· I said."
Prep TV schedule lined up
WOODBURY, N.Y. -Founeen high
school football gaml''> will be sho" n na-~
t1onalh on Spon!IC'hanncl .\mcnca . the "l:Y
pa)'-cablc S...'f\ ICC.
The games. teatunng a national sampling of tra-
d111onal '" alric!I. ....111 be broadea'>t as pan of an
agreement ( &. signed in March "•th the National
Federation of tatc H igh School ..\thlc11c .\ssoc1at1ons.
The as!lonat1on 1s the national scrnce and adrn1111~
tratl\ c organ11at1on for h1~ school athletic~
Onl) onc-1m oh es Cahfom1a teams -Banning' 'I
Carson on No' 9
Robinson departs for Kings
MONTREi-\L -laff) Robinson "'" ~ lca\t' for the Los Angeles Kings \\1th the
best wishes of the Canadiens. Montreal # •
general manager Serge a' ard said Wednes-
da).
Savard said he would waive his nght to match the
Kings· offer, said to lx' about S 1.6 million for three
years. to Robinson. a six-time aU-star defenseman who
has spent his 17-ycar career in Montreal.
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lhc Jack in the 8o1' lnvitalional Sunday aRemoon,
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Sron holds Lhc Amcncan rttOrd 11 3:47.69, thc
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From TM Associated Press
The Cincinnati Re'ds are reaching ntw lows, and
Manager Pelt' Rose says 1hcy have only 1hen1selves to
blan1c.
The Reds managed jus1 four hi1s olT 1hrce-,San
Diego pitchers Wednesday ni$hl in !heir owrr park,
falling to the Padres 5-3 for their 10th consecutive loss
-their longest streak of futility in 23 years.
C1ncinna1i stranded five runners in scoring pos-
ition. and reliever John Franco suffered his second
s1raigh1 late-inning lapse.
"We've had opponunities to win a lot of gan1es in
this l~aamc streak." Rose said. "'They tried 10 give us
the game tonight."
An infield hit by Luis Salazar broke a J-J 11e in the
eighth inning.
The slide is the longest since the Reds dro1;>ped 11
in a row from J une 29 10 July 9, 1966, Cincinnati. which
managed only four hits. has lost JI of its last 41 games.
Relief ace John Franco. 2-4, lost for the second u me in
his last two appearances.
Chris James staned the-wi nning rally "''ith a onc-
out single, but was forced b)' Wynne's grounder. Mike
Pagliarulo sent Wynne to third with a soft single before
Salazar gol h is hit. Tony Gwynn, who has 41 multiple-
hit games lo lead the National League, added an RBI
double.
"Franco gets beat on a ch«k S'-''in• (by Pafliarulo)
and an infield around ball," Rose said. "Things arc
1ough. Bui if you score runs. you overcome things like
that."
In other National League games:
Brave1 $, Glantt 4: In Atlanta. Dale Murphy hit a
threc·rwt ho mer and added a tie-breaking sacrifice fl y
in a l'-''O-run eighth inning to po .... ·cr the Atlanta Braves
over the San Frant'iM:O Giants.
The victory snapped a si1t·gamc losin& streak for
the Braves. ··
Joe Boever. 4--3. pi cked up the victory, pitching 11/J
innings of scoreless relief.
Plrstes 3, Me t1 %: In Ne""' "lr'ork. John Smile)' beat
New York for the sixth time in Sl'Ven career decisions,
pitching a 1hrec-hit1er and driving in a run to lead the
Pittsburgh Pirates over the Mets.
Barry Bonds led the Pittsburgh attac k with 1"''0
RBis a nd a SpcC'tacular defensi\•e play as the Pirates.
who losl 12 of 18 n1cetings last season. improved lo 6-4
against 1he Mets .
Smiley, 9-S. p_itchcd five h1tlt.·ss innings befort.·
Kevin Elstcr led o ff the sixth with his third home run.
Mark C arreon h it his n1ajor_,.lcaguc ... lcading third pineh-
hit homer -his founh overall -1n the eighth.
Pblllle1 4, Expos 3: In Montreal. a l'-''O-ou1, two-
strikc two-run single by Randy Ready in the ninth
inning off bullpen ace Tim Burke gavr the Phrladelphui
Phillies a \'iClory. ending a six-game winning streak b)
the Montreal Expos .
Bob Dernier IC'd ofT thc inning against Zane Smith.
I · I J. with a grounder that wa" booto:t-b)• third baseman
Tim Wallach. Von Hayes follOlft'd v.•ith a ground-rule
d ouble to right that stuck in the National League logo
anachcd to lhe outfield fence.
Csrdln1l1 %, Cubs 0: In St. Louis, Vinet' Coleman
drove in bo1h runs and s1ole thrct• bait!I. and J o~·
Deleon exte nded his streak ofscorless innings 10 19 a~
the S1. Louis Cardinals beat the C hicago Cubs.
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homer of the season.
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run·sconng ~1nglcs as Chicago v.on fo r the 111h 1in1c 1n
12 games.
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oul five in 6 2-3 innings and Bobby Thigpen got five
outs for his 21st save.
Indians t, Ysnkee1 7: In Cleveland. Pete O'Brien
had four RBis and three hits. 1ncludini1fgo-ahead 1wo .
ru n double in the eighlh. New York ha!i los1 eight of
nine and Cleveland has "'·on -four of five.
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run home run to Luis Polonia that gave the Yankr~
a 7-6 lead in the top of the eighth.
Roy1ls 'J, Red Soll 4: In Bos1o n. Bret Saberhagcn
won for 1hc seventh time in eight decisions and Willie
Wilson had four hits. Kansas Ci1y rallied from J-0 and
4-1 deficits .
Saberhagcn. 10-5, allowed nine hits and four runs
1n 61!1 innings. ~alking five and striking out four. Jeff
Montgomery pitched 2111 innings fo r his fifth save a~ the
Royals s1oppcd a three-game losins streak.
R1a1ers II, Blue J1y1 1: In Arhnglon, Texas, Juli<'
Franco drove in thrre runs to take over the American
League lead in RBis and the Texas &OI 16 hits.
Rookir Ke\•in Brov.·n, 9-6. allo.,.,·ed sc'cn hns in
cigh1h innings. struck o ut four and walked none. M ike
Flanagan. 6-7. lost for the first time in fi,·e stans s1nt'e
June 27. allowing six runs and eigh t hits in 4111 innings
Brewers 3, Tl1ers %: In Mil"'·aukce. Robin Yount
hit a two-run homer 1n the first 10 extend his hilling
streak to 16 games and walked w11h 1he bases-loaded 1n
the eighth off Ed.,.,·1q Nunez. 1-2, 10 dn,·e in the go-
ahcad run.
Teddy Higuera. S-4, allo"'·ed three hlls in eight
innings. walking fo ur and s1riking out four. Dan Plesac
pi1chcd the n1n1h to earn his 24th sa'e in 19 op-
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ON FILE:
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MUC llOTIC( l'lalt llOJIC[ MUC llOllC[ Ml.IC llOTICE
A copy of the proposed request is on file in the
Community Development Depar.tment, 2000 Main Street,
Huntington Beach, California 92648, for inspection by the
public. ·
ALL INTERESTED PERSONS are invited to attend said hearing and
express opinions or submit evidence for or against the application
as outlined above. If there are any further questions please call
Hal Simmons, Senior Planner at 536-5271.
Dated: July 24, 1989
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Connie Brockway
City Clerk
City of Huntington Beac h
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BOLSA CHICA LillSAR REGIONAL PARJC
COllCBPTUAL 80URDUY AllD PRBLIMIRARY DEVZLOPMENT PLAN
llOTICB IS HSltS9Y Ol'IZIS that tbe Huntin9ton Beach City Council will
b014 • public h••rln9 in tb• Council Chamber at the Huntington Beach
Cl•lc C.nter. 2000 .. iD Str .. t, Huntin9ton Beach, California, on the
date and at the ti .. indicated below to receive and con•ider the
•tat ... nt• of all peraon• wbo •i•b to be heard relative to the
applicatiod de•cribed below.
llOD4a7, Auf•at 7, 1989, 7:00 PM
aolaa Chica Linear Re9lonal Park Conceptual
ac:>uqGary ·~.-Preliminary Development Pl·an
County of Oranee/Clt~ of Huntington Beach
Th• Linear Park ii proposed to
bluff area we1t of Sdwarda and
Str .. t• from Talt.ert Avenue to
Hi9hway.
traverae the
Seapoint
Pacific Coast
llYil!Ce!l!lll'l'tl, STATUS: Thi• action is eaempt -Section 15306 Class 6
from the proviaiona of CEQA .
1 m111i:
Oii PILI:
The City Council i• requested to approve by
reaolution a Conceptual Boundary and
Preliminary DeveloP119nt Plan for the Bolsa Chica Regional Linear Park. The boundary will
feature a minimum u1abl• park width of 150
feet end a mini ... fl!tl~ aiae of 113 acrea.
Rot applicable. ''ftli• -.ction does not
conatitute a 4e•elopt1ent pursuant to Section
989.5.1 of the Huntington Beach Ordinance
Code. ~ Coa1tal Development ·Permit is not
required at thi• time.
A copy of the propoae4 4ev..elopment plan is on file in the
Coamunity Development Department, 2000 Main · Street,
Rwatlngton Beach, California 92648, for inspection by the
public. A copy of the staff report will be available t o
intere•ted partiea·at City Hall.
ALL IllTSJt&STSD PKaSO•S are invited to attend said hearing and
eapr••• opinion• or submit evidence for or against the application
•• outlined above •
Connie arockway
Huntington Beach City Clerk
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lilly ~llat THURSDAY. JULY 27. 1989 [!I
Fruit a fresh approach to summer fare
Perfect for summen1me entenaining.
New Zealand's lu scious k1w1fruit . tang). crisp
Granny Smith and alluring Braeburn apples
are as elegant as they are nutritious.
New Zealand was the first countr) to
introduce the pri zed k1w1fru it and Grann)
Smith apple to Western cultures. Smee then.
discerning palate have favored their sharp.
refreshing flavor for everything from canapes
to compotes.
Thanks to the country's "upside down"
growing season. fresh and crunch> apples are
available from Ma) through August. com-
plementing our domestic fall-" inter apple
season. Nev. Zealand's k1w1fru1t sea on be-
gins an June. "1th freshl ) picked fru11 a'ail-
able through October.
Alwa)'s good h) 1tsdf -s1mpl~ cul an
half and scooped with a spoon -Ne"
Zealand k1" 1fr u1t also adds emerald '\park le
to summer-fresh <,alads. blended dnnl..s and
deo,sertc;.
Treat ) our guest<, to a dn ers11' of Ila' ors
with a ~auttfull ) blended Nrw Zealand-st) le
ceHChl'. wrappt.•d in ~olorful ca bhagl' cu p., for
single serv1n~. For a \\'!st on a quesadilla
classic. the -;ass) k1w1fru11. chili and green-
ripe Grann) Smith apple -;alsa (not pictured)
is an CAt'1t1 ng taste treat.
For the more danng. the p1quan1 blue
cheese. onion and appk quiche 1s cc nainl)
te mpting and can cas1l) be prepared an
advance for a pa rt~ of 1 .... 0 or 20.
~ ha.t could ~ more enticing than a
mint). k1v.1fru1t Julep and an au) Braeburn
• apple pastn . dolloped "1th rich cream. to
cro"'n a <.,ump1uous 5ummer dinnt.'r'' .\
fa,onte among furopeanc;. the Braeburn",
unique 1ang)-'i"ce1 fla, or and firm . JUll~
flesh make 1t ideal fo r haking or cooking.
NEW ZEALAND JSL..<NOtR CEVICHE
1 pound firm white fish (red snapper or
orange rougby) •1, cup lime juice
~ teaspoon grated orange peel
Z tablespoons orange juice •1, teaspoon Chinese five splc~
1 Braeburn apple
3 kiwifruit
1 cup chopped red bell pepper
2 tablespoons chopped cilantro
10 red cabbage cups
( ut fi sh into 1 ~ to 1 i·1nch cube'>. (om-
bme fish. lam e JU1ce. orange peel. orange
JUICe and Chinese fi,e spice 1n bo\'I Co, er
and refrigerate 4 hours or O\ern1gh 1. Core
and dice Bracburn apple into 1 •-inch cube .
Peel and slice k.1"1fru1t mto ·~-inch 1h1d
rounds Cut round~ in half. 'ur apple.
k1"1fru1t, chopped bell pepper and cilantro
into fish mn.turc poon ce1r1che into red
cabbage rnps to sen e. Makes I 0 sen ings
QUESADILL,-S WITH CHUNKY·
FRUIT SALSA
3 kJwifrult
l Granny Smith apple
~ cup teach diced strawberries and diced
cantaloupe
% tablespoons each diced green chilies and
chopped parsley
1 tablespoon lemon Julee
4 ( 7-incbes each) flour tortlllas ,. . •
1 '1'I cups grated caraway Jack cheese h'
1 cup grated 1"onterey Jack cheese
~ cup grated smoked Cheddar cheese
Peel k1"1tru11 and cut into 1 ·-mch
chunks. Core and dice apple into 1 :-inch
cubes. Mix togethl'r l..1w1fru1t. 'apple. stra .....
bemes, cantaloupe. l h1liec;. par<>le} and
lemon Juice ~ct lru11 <.,alsa a\lde Sprinkle 2
tort11la!> "•lh gratt.·d rnrawa) Jack cheest.'.
Tos!> tOgl'lhl'r \.1 ontcrc) Jack a nd
smoked Cheddar lhl'C\e'i: spnnkk m1 \ture
even I)' O\ er remaining 2 1or11llac;. Place
quesadillas on .baking sheet. broil until
cheese is meltl·d and bubbly. Remu' l' from
broiler: allow to rnol Sl'' era I minutes
Cut each quci;ad 11la 1n10 8 triangles.
Spoon chunk) fruit salsa mto sen mg bowl
and arrange qut.·sad1llas around bo" I to
sene. Makes ~-1 2 sen ings.
NEPTUNE KIWI KEBABS
1 tablespoon 1regetable oil
1 teaspoon sesame oil
~, pound medium shrimp, peeled
1,.i teaspoon minced garlic
3 kiwifruit
1 cup cherry tomatoes
Orange Ginger 'auce
Heat 'egc1aok and '>c~mt.' oil 1n me-
dium fl) mg pJn '>11r 1n c,hnmp and garlic:
saute until '>hnmp arc firm and pink. Re-
move from hl'<tt .ind tool Peel and quarter
ki"1fru1 1. ( ut quartl'r\ in halt 10 form 8
small wedgl'\
Arrangr o,hnmp. k1w1fru11 and chert")
tomatoes on .,i,.l·, .. er' Arra nge shrimp
skewers on <,en 1ng plaucr '-;en c \\tth Or-
ange Ginger auce. Makl''I 12 c;cn ings.
ORANGE GINGER Al1CE
•, cup each orange marmalade and rice
wine vinegar
2 tablespoon oy sauce
2 teaspoons thinly sliced green onions
1 teaspoon esame seeds
~ teaspoon grated fresh ginger root
tir togl·thcr Jll 1ngrcd1ents Rcl ngcratc
until read~ 10 scr\l' ~1akl'" '• cup.
FRO TY KIWI J ULEP
% kiwifruit (Pluse see FRUIT /C4J
Veggies, seafood perfect pair
Eating lifhter and more health-
ful m~als is a breeze when )'OU
capitalize on afood and the
seasonal bounty of fresh veg-
etables. Add quick preparation
and cookma umc. and you're all
set for great ummer_ dining.
With these basics m mind. the
home economists at the Kik-
koman Kitchens have teamed deli-
cate sole fiJlets with Julienned car-
rot and zucchini m this delicious.
low-alone entrce. Cooking is a
snap, too. because Stramcd Sole
and Veactables relics on the aae-
old Chinese method of teaming.
The entire dishcooks at one time.
on one plate!
What's doubly delightful 1 that
the fillets, bncfl) marinated 1n a
blend of naturall) brc'-"ed so~
sau_ce._ dry wtutc wine. onio n and
fresh ginger root. help season the
vegetables as they cook. 1mpl)
arrange lhe carrots and zucchini
atop the vegJes.
Stcamina takes only about t 1
minutes and you're ready to enJO)
a sreat taste of ummcr. For bnght
accents of color and Oavor.
. "'
spnnklc green onion.oHr the fish
JUSl before serving.
STEAMED SOLE
AND VEGETABLES
4 tableapoou utarally brewed
eoy sauce, divided
3 tabletpooa1 dry white wlne
1 tea1pooa MioD powder
i,., teatpOM ••1ar t -...a teatpooDI mlaced fre h
&ln1er root
4 fresb sole flllell, tacb about
4 OUDCtl
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Add elegance with fruit ices
Warm .. ummer evenings de-
serve cool fresh fru 11 des.,en s.
With fre <,h ( aliforn1a pt·achcc; in
season. un11l earl ) Octohcr. 1n -
cold na, ur delights can be had
These u.~ and frost' cream~are
JUSt nght after a full · menu SIOlt.'
th e) arc not oH·rpo .... cnng but
rather. dt.'11c1ouo;I) light and pacl..-
ed fu ll of fla, or
Peach Champagne Ice 1s an c\-
ceptaonall)' 11gh1 lla,or treat Its
elegant. )'Cl deht.llc. fla, or com-
bination of frec;h peachec;, cham-
pagne and fre h lemon JU1ce makes
this a 'crsatale recipe idea.
For an altanat11rc 10 the tra-
d1t1onal French appcnif \t.'f\ e to
sumulate the appetite a-, an hors
d'oeuHe. Tr) scnmg bet"een
courses when a formal menu 1s
planned to refresh the palate For
a memorable dcsscn. th1c; elegant
ice 1s the perfect add1t1on
A unique fre h peach fro'i t)
cream topping. almond macaroons
brushed with mar~la wane. makes
up Frosty Peach C ream. This at-
tractive and festi ve finale 1s ideal
for summer cntenaining. It 1s also
a perfect complement to iced cof-
fee for an aficrnoon gathenng of
friends.
Fresh Cahfom1a peache., in cool
and elegant de sens a~ perfect for
a season of warm "-Cather and
entcrtain1na with fnends
PEACH CHAMPAGNE ICE
l tea1poo1 plala gelatin
1 c.p water
8 fretla Callforala peaches,
qurttred
1 e•p Htar t tabletpooa1 fresla lemon juice
(ltleese ,.. ICES/CZJ
Families step .back for a new tr~dition : Dining tOgether
lly LAftY HICKS
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CHICAOO -Drnosaurs. th~
Edtel and the (am1ly dinntt. All
arc btlievtd to be a pan of our
put, •t a sww survey by the Food MarMu.. lnatitutc and ~lef
Homes and Garden\ ~"' ....,... dllt tht •mite oftamll)'.
dlif111 hu been sliahtly ~ .....
To Ill •"· 611111 " home Witt\ II _,,,. Ol tM •mity ~·
• -• .., ... •YftlOIW ..... wd9l-....n11ortwoo1a-
cmw 5 ind dat • .... °" ,.,..11. But ....
.. iliel art mat • .. tftbn to eon-
tinuc that societal tradition
..The Amencan anstituuon of
eatina dinner totether at home is
1n," said Nancy 8jal. UCCUUH·
(ood editor With Bet1tt Home and
Gardens. at a pttsa briefins durina
thf FM I convention httt.
"You and I have heard ~me ak><>my pltdictlOM in tteent )'fa~
about the P!)lliblt -.ion of fam·
ilill ~ ~ and the de--mill Ol _.., dinnen. The Din·
nenlme USA au~ ... tronal~
•:: a ~ve. ruaunftl fn· v -A II. 11,.a laid.
1le 11!1wr ol ?SO male aid ......... . ...... ....... .....
dmlwdt9iaa ona
da)'. one of the last rcf'ugcs for
fo tcnna fan11ly unity."
Fam1he set' the dinner period
as a time to communicate Wlth
c;ich other. 10 promote stab1ht)
and "the onl ttmc 'ltC have
t ether." 8 )al \11d
what' ser"ed at dinner and
what happen,.,
"You can count on tvc~
havma a main (di h) and bevenip
-and the ~me main dish I m1t11t
add ... ~•d .,)al. "Serv1na di.lfnrit
meals to d1fTrrcnt family membtn
i rare."
Meat 1 nearly twice 11 hkel to
be the main di h 11 poulU')'. et·
terdaf s mulucoune meals have
been impnfied. Whilt ''llNbtcs
Of9l'8I Co.at DAILY ptLOT/ ~. Jufy 27, 1888 -----"-.. Fiery Hunan-spices flavor turkey
Americans were first introduced
to Chinese cuisine through Can-
tone,se-style, stir-fry dishes. More
recently the fiery flavors of
Szechuan .and Hunan from
China's western provinces ha ve
captured the imagination of
today's cooks. A whole new world
of culinary adventure has emerg-
ed.
Hunaacuisine is hot and spicy,
laden with garlic and chilies, in the
belief that hot peppers protect the
body against the high humidity of
the region. Americans just like the
intense seasonings as a change of
pace and as a perfect foil for
delicately navored ingredients.
such as California-grown turkey.
If Hunan cooks had been lucl!Y
enough to have low-fat. low-
cholesterol turkey, they would
surely ha ve spiced it up. Turkey is
one of the most versatile of meats
and can go into soups, e.ntrees or
appetizers "ith equal ease.
Westerners, blessed wtth an
abundance of inexpensive Cali-
fornia turkey parts, can make a
delicious saJad in the Hunan tra-
dition. Just poach turkey
drumsticks in water and shred
meat from the bone. Add fine.
transparent noodle-like mung
bean threads and vegetables. Toss
with a P.Canutty sauce zipped up
with ch1h paste or chill oil.
With turkey meat tor protein.
this zesty Hu nan Turkey Salad
makes a substantial luncheon en-
tree. served wi th hot rolls or
French bread. In smaller Portions,
it can become an appetizer or
!.Ct ve as the salad course. Or pres-
ent it as one of many dishes ih a
more formal. Chinese-style menu.
California turkey is the perfect
meat for other Chinese-style dis-
hes. too. Stnps of raw turkey
breast slices can be used in a stir-
f ry, along with an assortment of
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Peok Collon
COOLANT ANTI-FREEZE
12-0z
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7 .M .•.s•
BOUNTY TOWILS
SINGLE ROLL, ASSORTED
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YOP\AIT YOGURT ............................. .
Se-..n Seos 8.0r
SAL.AO DRESSINGS .......................... 79
vegetables. Turkey wings can be
simmered to make a broth for
Chinese--soups.
Substitute low-cost turkey for
more expensive m~ts or scaf~
in explorin~ the regional cookma
styles of China. Rely on the cook-
ing technique and the unique
sauces to give these dishes their
characteristically Chinese fla vor.
CALIFORNIA
HUNAN SALAD
% California-grown tarkey
drum1tlckl, 1 pond eacll
Water
% ouce1 mans bea• tllread1•
• OQDCel bluclled IDOW peat
1 cup wedded upa cabbage
Ya cap sliced cacumber
'iA. red pepper, tUced
Poach turkey in water to cover
for Jlh hours or-until done and
tender. Remove meat from bone;
shred and chill. Soak bean threads
in enough cold water to cover for
15 minutes. Drain and plunge into
boiling water for 3 minutes; drain
and chill. Toss all ingredients wtth
Hunan Dressing. Makes 6 ser-
vings.
Hunan Dresslng:
Y.i cup soy sauce
a;, cap wblte vlnega{
3 tablespoons peanut butter
1 Ya teaspoons cbUl paste• or 4
drops bot clllll oll
Whisk all ingredients together.
•May be found in Chinese mar-
kets or Chinese section of grocery
store.
ICES
From Ct
% caps champagne
Soften gelatin in water in
saucepan. Stir over low heat until
gelatin is dissolved. Combine
peaches, sugar and lemon juice in
large bowl. Mix well to combine.
Tum half the mixture into
blender; blend smooth. Repeat
with remaining peach mixture .
Combine gelatin mixture,
champagne and all peach puree.
Turn into cannister of ice cream
maker and freeze according to
manufacturer's directions. Tum
into freeze r containers and freeze
until firm . Makes 3 quarts. 24
half-cup servings. Preparation
time: 20 minutes. Plan ahead:
freeze.
FROSTY PEACH CREAM
8 fresh Callfonlia peaches
% tablespoons lemon jaJce
•;, cup ll&bt cona 1ynp
1 cap sour cream
Halve , pit and slice about 6
peaches into blender; puree to
measure 4 cups puree. Add lemon
juice, com syrup and sour cream.
Blend smooth. Pour into shallow
pan. Freeze. stirring occasionally.
To serve, garnish with peach
slices. 6 servings. Preparation
time: 15 minutes. Plan ahead:
freeze.
VEGGIES
From C1
S tablespooat mlDced 1reen on·
lou u4 tops, divided
1 tarse earret, JaUeued
1 me4t9JD Hcd1ai, ja1Jeue4
Blend 3 tablespoons soy s.aude,
wine, onion powder, supr and &inaer in shallow pan; add ftJlets.
turning to coat both sides well. Let
stand 10 minutes; tum over once.
Meanwhile, toss carrot and zuc-
chini with remainina soy sauce:
pour off excess sauce. Tum veg-
etables out o.nto 8-inch rpund
heatproof plate. Remove fillets
from marinade; spread out Oat
and sprinkJe with 2 tablespoon\
arecn onions.
Staning at thinner end, roll up I fillet, jellyroll fashion; amnae.
scam side down. on veaetables.
Place plate on larae steamer rack
set in large pot or wok of boilina
water. (Do not allow water level to
reach plate.)
Steam. covered, 12 minu~ or
until fish flakes easily with fork.
Sprinkle temainina arcen onions
evenly over fish. Makes 4 ser-
vinp.
Recipes In the cards
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Delta rqion, h8$ published a set of
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cards.
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Fin,en with Three Sauces, Catfish en PapiUote (microwave recipe)1 Grilled Catftlh Mth SalJat ano Easy and Elepnt Catftlll Oumbo.
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FRUIT ''°"' C1
1 etap lem ... de
Barbecue beef the ·very best
A tender, juicy charcoal steaJc
bu no rival when it comes to
barbecuina. The most popular beef
1teak1 to pill outdoors arc top
round, New York strip, rib eye, T-
bone, porterhouse and flank steak.
And tettina variety into outdoor
beef cookina can be as simple as
uaina a tasty new marinade.
The barbecued flank steak.
shown here has been marinated in
a spicy mixture of peen chilies,
lime juice and prlic. Grilled to
...aium-rare and slic.ed across the l*in, this Aank Steak with Green
Qilies bas a zesty robust flavor.
flab com-<>n-the cob and cold
ref rcshiaa bttr arc the perfect ac-
eom panimcnts. Place remaining inarcdients. ex-• mlat leaves
cept fresh arccn chilies and l ... .,... 111ar
parsley, in food processor or Ktwlfralt roud1, 1trawberrtt1
Jl1lANK STEAK blender. Process until smooth, ud mlat leaves, for 1arat1lll
WITH GREEN CHILIES about 40 seconds. Pour over ste.ak Peel and cut kiwifruit into
1 ~ poud Mef nut a&eak and cover. Refrigerate. tumina oc-chunks. Spread chunks in sin&Je
6 loq ireea cMUea•, roaated casionally, at least 3 hours, no layer on bakina sheet lined with
ud peeled,. retenla1 Jalcea lonaer than 48 hours. waxed paper, freeze solid.• Com-~ np fretlll llme Jalce, abo1t ! Cook steak over barbecue arill 4 bine frozen kiwifruit chunks in
Hmes inches from medium-hot coals. 6 blender with lemonade, mint
i elHes 1arllc, dopped minutes per side for rare or until leaves and supr; blend until a;. &eaapooa aalt desired donencss. Slice steak smooth.
... If d Ired across the arain into thin slices. Fretlll P'ffll c-u", es Garnish with fresh arcen chilies Pour Frosty Kiwi Julep into
Fretlll panley aprt1, If desired and parsley, Makes 6 servinp. stemmed glasses and prnish with
Trim excess fat from steak. •TIP: I can (7 ounces) Iona skewered kiwifruit rounds, straw-
Place steak in aJass baking dish. arcen chilies can be substjtuted. berries and mint leaves to serve. -.-------~----~~--~--------~--.....;;_----~~~--~--~----~------------...::::::::;::=;::=;::=;::=;;;;;;;;;::=;::===============================-.. Makes 2 servinas.
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1679 Tyson Chicken ~~CNTAO
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liced Bacon ~~~OCM'M€1
ib Steaks ==,
almon Roast:..
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CHINESE E'Y£RC)AEEN ~
N«JCAOTON
..,. ,1p1nn•
"
Clan MacGregor ~
bord Galvert ~
Old MilwaUl<ee Beer
•frozen kiwifruit chunks may
be stored in airtiaht baa in freezer
up to 6 months.
BLUE CHEESE AND APPLE
QUICHE
t •4 cwpa fio•r
t tabletpooH butter
3 tablespoons pla1 'H cap U1b•
cream
1 oaloa, tb.haly 1llced
14 teaapoon oyme
t Grauy Smltlt apples
l table1poon H1ar
~ cap cnmbled blae cbeeae
! ew
l tablespoon clllopped parsley
GrUllY Smltlt apple 11Jce1 for
pnt111l
Combine flour and 6 table-
spoons butter in bowl of food
processor with metal blade 1n
place. Pulse until mixture ~
semblcs cornmeal. With motor
running. add 3 tablespoons light
cream; process until dough forms
a ball.
Roll or press dough to fit a 9-
inch tart pan with removable bot-
tom. pressing dough to extend l/•-
incb above sides of pan. Prick
bottom of shell with a fork and
chill until dough is firm. BaJce
quiche sh~ll at 375 degrees lS
minutes.
Meanwhile, melt 2 tablespoons
butter in l)'ledium sauc-cpan. Stir
in onions and thyme. Cook, cov-
ered over medium-low heat l S
minutes. stirring occasionally,
until onions arc soft and golden
brown. Core and slice apples 'l•-
inch thick. Melt remaining I
tablespoon butter in large frying
pan. Stir in apple slices and sugar.
Cook ·over medium heat 2
minutes, stirrioa occasionally,
until apple slices arc glazed and
soft.
Spread onion~ in bottom of
quiche shell. Spoon apples over
onions. Whisk together remaining
.Y. cup liaht cream, blue cheese.
eags and parsley; spoon evenly
over apples. Bake quiche at 375
dearecs 40 minutes, until top is
aolden brown. Cool. Top with
additional fresh apple slices before
serving. if desired. Makes 12 ser-
vinas.
BRAEBURN APPLE BURSTS
~ et1p water
~ c., better
~ ~ftev ....
I &ablap11u plu l aeas,_. ....
~ ..._.,uasnlHOl'Ulepeel
! &Ule1puu eruae J-'ee
JBraelMlna.,aea
~ np IMaYJ aMlll
i tablelpu• ...,. cream
Combine water and 4 tablc-
spoons butter in medium
saucepan. Cook over medium
heat until butter is melted and
water boils. Stir in flour, continue
to stir over heat until douah holds
toSCther and forms a ball. Re-
move from heat. Beat in eas. one
by one. Drop douab by rounded
tablespoonfuls onto liahtly
srcased bak.ina sbecL Bake at 400
dqren, 20-2S minutes, until puffs
are aolden brown.
Melt rcmainina 4 tablespoons
butter in medium fryina pan. Stir
in 2 tablespoons supr, oranec
peel and orage juice. Boil mi~
ture 2 minutes. until thkk and
syrupy. Core and slice apples 114.
inch thick. Stir in apple slices.
Cook 8-10 minutes., ltirrina oc-
cuionaUy, until liquid is ablorbed
and apple slices are soft. Remove
from · ~t and cool to room
temperature. '
Beat tatether heavy cream, sour
cream and winint I lelapoon
aupr until IOft peaks form. To
a.emblc. slice &op off pu&.
Spoon wb.ipped cnam mist~
into bonom ud II willl apple
lliclilll to lel'Ve. Mallel ll ..,..._
Fresh Porlc
Spareribs
SMALL SIZE LB
2 LTA BTL .6T
Frying Chicken
Drumsticks
FROZEN 5 LB BAG
LB
l =Lae .89 OAAAGE OR 12 OZ CAN
GRAPEFRUIT, FROZEN CONCENTAAT£
f49 ~--.. OZOTL 2"'
ll.ady Lee Soda
ASSORTED VARJETIES
Large California
Peaches
LOW IN SODIUM FULL OF FLAVOR B
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6 PACI< '°' l ~Jbwels
12 OZ CANS JUM90 3 CT Pl<G
·'' 128 OZ BTl
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642-5678
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From Nonh Orange County
From South Orange County
540-1220
496-6800
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Unaurp&SMCI view 3BR Opened t>eem oetllngs. 3 BURR WHITE RL TRS 21.n] lrplc, atove, pvt entrence Ina. end ger.. $795. r.::===~==~=; 11.100.000 LH Prlo-br. 3 P•llOI 313 67S...630 NRBCH2BR •pt $1.300 lll»GIP~ UV emallgatedereawl patlo 631-4088or642-97115 1.--------~-------.. J=d~p=ai.=-on;ty 631-5710 Amethyst 1582 500 NR BALBOA ler-ry 2BR tBA upstelrs Apt. 50 11 $850/mo·uec. SAS-1827 •••TM'IPA &nl ---OwnertAgent 723-0260 u.-•-l(h 2140 condoSl.650 trombay S7501moyearty l /IWthlntT .... se J=: _, ,._ BAYRIDGE highly up-Open Sit 1_. . nwR-_. PENINSULA, 48R bch utllltles 'included Call •lllTW• 2Br 1'."tBa patio ger. $860 1tWITI lllT ltJPI* ----1022 Slfaded 2Br C·l Plen 9 WALK to beect1 Beau1 hM, patio $1,975 71._737_.55" ... .. 2543 Orange 642-2520 EXCLUSIVE BEA .. ri iii;;;iiii;-:1 GREAT LOCATION! 4Br Condo 2 story dbl NWPT HOTS woodsy 4BR COMMUNITY •tU DIU.. '285,000 759-7802 Corona def Mir 2122 gar/opener: lrg patio. avt + poot S2.750 2 bike to bc:tl, very am 3Br 2Ba. patlo/dec:ktyard 2BR 2BA bey vlewt Micro.
48R 38A. 3 c:er v-',•· 2 ~If Tll •11 **OC"'"N VIEW lmmed $1.200 982-8424 HAR VU HILLS. remodel. Bachelor, wld. petlo. Ing ~~4~·-sr1~0 A~~ll P:J;'. LOW, LOW dlw, lrptc. ger & enjoy frplca. lg lot 'P•· -• ..,. -4BR hdwd noora nu NO STOVE. $450/mo ~ our Pf'V1 beach St59S
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Fee. 1214 Start>oerd. dttlon. Oen vu from MBR ftr891aoet, $2950/mo. neet bea<;h, great neigh-CLIFFHAVEN gr .. 1 views. EASTSIDE Beck Bey large • ··--•-All maintenance lnci a.n 1002 14()..5500 or 7eo..o«JO Motivated owner Agt Sea Uon Alty 873-5354 brtld, gar, y1rd 51.300 •BR. pool & spa S3.500 *U IU IU 11111 28R S7&5/mo No pell. a rW&& -•• ........ btn*
'IA'LiOlliLAND 720-7400 ........ yrtylN.850--0463 BAYFRONTLgdock.lumPffwdec:of,gar.Nopets. 329 Universi ty Dr •ITllllTilnll SORAV.-~OPETS DUPLEX. Adoreble 2 & 3 COiia Miii 1024 Europeen remodel. 3BR, a tf.t Cul·d•·HC, End Ct.an 3 BR. lam rm. 2 BA. 2BR, 2BA. den, lrpl. 191'· Yrty 760-1713/875-3230 842-2518 lUllltff IHtr) uu 111-1111
bed. unite In • greet lo-2tnBA. 2 lireptaces. at-unit Lovely greenbelt. 3 wtd. new d.w. & stove. rece. ~.750 Neer Beadl. Studio & 1BR •Oule• 1g , Mell Verde Sp1dou1 1 BR. Ille• new --------
oellon. Lota of charm. .,_ mLD* tec:Md 2 car garage plus br 2•A bl uv rm Fam Super erea $1.295. Ve-apt1. saoo & up. Yrly. In-28R 2BA, d/w, new condition. $625. Refrlg. 1BR tBA yeerty rental.
Liwe In one ... renl the OWNER MUST SELU parking. rm 840-1S58 361-2390 cant. Agt. 848-.-009 WINTER LEASE clud" utlls. Avall 811. d~. enc:t garage, Indy renge, mlcrow1ve. pool. Newport Helghta, gd loc otfler ror Income. tiH bought enother. S-Mll.000 · · · BALBOA ISL. 2BR 1pt. 873-4928. sa25 No pets 640-2495 eatport, lndry. 111 ut1I pd 260 Cetatln .. Ave now
.... 000. NMdl quick escrow. OONNA WALL 495-1637 BAYSIDE DRIVE. Lerge ltvlnf 2144 11,2115 --except electric No pets Cen::ol Rentals
1111 rftd ..... llC. ~~~&!~ Grubb ~~~altor1 ~o~ 1~1 cc!~~o3~! Adfece-nt 10 RSJ golf OS~~~NT house 3BR Corona def Mir 2622 ~~ ~:.d~ ~l~~~!.3::. 714·5"8-0..92 * *675-"'4 *'* ~AlTOAS Lanai. tunrm, frplc. 2 car courM, furn. 2 sty, 2 BR OCNFRNT furn. 4BR * 1\\ BLKS TO OCEAN garege, dlw. encl patio. 2-BR 1BA r-emodeled. Pvt
131-t400 .. llTIMI--fUTUTllUYflllT gar.$2700/mo.493-9110 +d41n.2'1i BA.newcrpt, $3,400 Charmlng1BR,gar,lndry StOllSNoPetaM0-24115 •llTlllJ lndry & partclng. DIW.
673-6900 .. UIJIYI .... E!~!ntplyOOlremobl~la50d erto3001. dec:of1 •• 7~~ gar1 • .... rfrtet .... IH. f.~.' 11Noove. refrigt. carpet-..... 111• 2VB[ ___ tB~G.oQllu£ou1enrse_ ~~~. ~eocfar~ ~? 780-3600 38A,2'hBA,primeE .. t· ....,.,..,o. ,MC .....,. 38R 2'ABA·Beeutllut • mou ...-991 -u-••1·1• """' pets. ~son ... , ,..... ~ ,., -• ---,~.,,.,,..,,,..,..,...,...~--1 llcM Cott• M11a to-tt boat litp ev1ll. Mu1t home! Easy wait! to bc:tll -·-.. 1775/mo •MC dep 1 yr 28R 2BA, lrplc. encl gar enta S7251mo. 175-6606 or 842-"70
....... e.euon. Many deluxe lee-Mii Reduced 10 $3751<. S2t00/mo. Short or IOnp Llf"?l ltldt 2148 DUPLEX 2BR, 28A, IM . 4t5-922-8507 7-9pm All bUll1-ln1. N.-r 1h09s 55A Joann 2 DOORS to bffdl, 2BR _..._ tw•. prtc.d to NII latt. Onr/Bkr 7t4-723-1~ term LM 721..07118 '4BR 3BA house View, balcony, gar, new eatpet 2BR tBA. gar, lndry Gu, $74"5/Mo TSL MGMT 6-'2·1803 18A wl yard, cerport
&U•I-From 12t5t .. -'~th. 84..tfl ilder Hatt>or Ridge Exec Hom. J...,,.,,. Cfeek. 3 BR, 2V. yard. frple. wld hk up. nu !1palnt00/tmo. refr8'0t.o !5~4beh53n watef & grdnr pd $1000 TSL MG8~~ Cent:".2.1603 Neer H•rbOf & Adams. 2 SFu1r1n00or/MuonluC~;IY7eat1y5t ~ LAME loC ...... IOt9 of cooper•..... .... nanc-3BR 2V.8A. 2900 eq It BA Pools, tennis, c:lbhM, paint. dbl gw 11850 • ~ ._._. mo No p4'lL Coen Sun BR, 1 BA. gerege. w/d . -5t~1.v ..
....,......._ Homef\a4 ~E WEEKDAYS 5 OoMn/Clty ~ht1 view guerded community Call Linde 41131:77 FANTASTIC Oceanfront 1-4. 610-B Merguerlla. •Oulet & ctMt'I 2BR 1BA hlcup. no pets 2868 B --.-,.-.-.-.-,-.. -.-
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1• F1nc av1 S11 5"5-71159 780-1114, 780-8779 • _.. winter rental. 3 BR, 2 br 1 be. New carpet upper, lg cioMta. dlw. Hickory S735 432-7767 Frln dllhwether i tove
L.Mftg room '-cozy "' • E T THE BEACH llf -11 2Y.BA. $2750/mo 2BR, 235 new 01rpet1, g1r1ga, •• 5~5 brtdl ft......_ erld bWn 320 E. 21st St., C.M LIV A Large 2 11ory, 2 BR, 21A Win Dinner Fot Twol ttnBA Sl&oo/mo lncla 1wlmmlng pool, 4 S730 NO PETS 840-2495 NEWLY DECORATED Ind. No pet15" •-548-7001 38A 28A, 1278,000 BA, ptua lemlly room. _ • ShorecrHt Ln SllOO _ _ _ 2BR wlgar. fncd yd. water
oellnga, ""-'I ecoMe to 38R +ram rm S2811,950. frplc:, patio 1 cargareige NORTH Lag. 3BR 2BA utile 544•2484 mo.(818)790·992 1. $550/mo ~ dee> Moblle pd. 63~120 1-5PM •1-llll* ~()Moe or et~~ .... , ~ DOCKSIDE RE 722·9730 St 2So/mo: Merrill Lynch houM, detached BR/BA fill .... YJ1W (818)2411-79"3. home. No p4'tl Mature 2228 Pteoentla 'C'. 1710 Frig, dlthw&lher, 1tove
:.. U7l,oot,tory t 7,000 eq. ft lot R-2. altey. NEWPORT SHORES 41>< RMlty, Netalle 759--6600 Welk to bMch, 122001 Newport cr .. t •BR 2,~BA. South of PCH. Beaulltul adults. Quiet, aec:ure •TT•"•T--lnci No P9tl SAS...&55 11N.. 38R. 28A, quiet etreet ~def\ 2flp '""'fX 2350 or 729-7H8 mo. 729-7250 497-9918 din room lam room dbl 2BR 2BA ,,....,. d/w w/d 1991 Newport 846-8373 _, --•• •••-•wf._ Principals only • ' ·-• • · • • ..,..., · Newer 1BR wllormal dine ... ,_ l'l 5350 000 L•ev• eqfl.FMlot ondlannet, >::!u-.. 2124 Treaure Island 1BR on garege,W/Ot\kup,D/W, hook-up , parki ng llTTlllTYPI erea.D/W oakcablnela Deluxe 2BR 2'ABA. eacti Ct-~F F.J.KJN m • ~7713 2 bllc1 OOINl\/comm cntr • ....-. -t>Mcil. S925/mo Avall pool&court1. $1850/mo 11350/mo. 875-1746 quiet toci' Lndry rec & hat own BA. 1rp1c dbl
• C iti~ '\ mege "'6K 844-8899 own« 1• ··-Aft Im mad I 4119.4551 or TSL MOMT t~;~2~603 2 BR. t BA. wld. d/w, gar-~~TS10:,:s~t~BAP:.r~. pool. Sngl edit No peta encl garage Rec: are1.
IU \l TOllS-••• •T tm• Mean hM 2BR.. 1BA: aepar-2•0-M73 or •ltw &pm. 83 egelcer port, comm pool, WI~ hlup. s795/mo Ml95. Curt II 631-1266 ~pool. ld•I tor '"'.mt .. 11
• ..... ~-l;~~~~~~==== NWIJI I• CONDO .. BY OWNER 8'e moth4H·ln-l1w unit , LllllY .....,_, .undedt, biltlns:, -no pets. 2s•9 Orafl98 NEWPORT HG HTS Bach No pets Sl005 mo sec
""" Olent 4 BA, 3 9A er1d untt 3Br 2~B•. gar .. MCluded 1BR. tlA, lndry rm. Obi ~ It.ch 2169 3BR ovenoo1<1 sand. eurt. 1875 IN 760-9038 TSL MGMT 842· 1603 kitchen, all ullls Incl: Appt only. 875-0068
on pert(. heutlfutly up. .,.. S 195,000. "2 Big gar. Vecant. S t2001mo. •EXCLUSIVE GUARD• Cetllln1-epa, MC. AIC, 3 ·-1U ..... •ID tlWllflU~ Refrlg. $495/mo. t685 ON THE BLUFF NR HOAG ro~ D~i:'° Pf:~: C>lpper, N.8 730-0820 756-85~. _ •OA.TE.D C~~TY* car pl(ng $4000 722-8460 Dectc, patio, gerege. No 2 BR, ti.. BA, lrplc, IMne Ave #A. 720-9422 LO lB(, lrplc, gu pd. welk·
.., .. 7171 131•12t1 NWPT SHRS CHARMER •COLLEGE PARK* ... ,_ •IPTUf tlWlll• petl 780-t713/857·1718 garege, w/d hkt,1p, n NEWPORT Hgt1 Duplex. In eloHt 18115-$720. 38R 1t'•BA, comm pool, 3BR 28A, remodeled. 2BR 2B A I011WM1ome, Huge 2BA 2BA MCUl'lty decor lg prlveta petlo n rede<:Of'eled 2BR tBA Pool. IP•. ger. or carpon
IP9 & tennl1 1345,000 Encloled patio, gardener micro, lrplca In LR & matr condo, bey vtew. aunny UlllL• pet• 'quiet. Elden ;. frplc. gar. patio. lndry rm' NEWPOAT TERRACE
IMlr 842-3150 11500/mo. 557-8035 BR, wet bar, w/d hkup1, 2 ~ltchen. 2 car parking, Spot .... condition, '550 sa7S/mo. 873.9932 S&OO/mo * 842-9918 140t SUperlor 848-1834
•E'SIOE 2Br t8a cottege, car gar, centre! *· All pool $1475/mo yrly IN. mo. 705 \t Irle. 720-9968 --------..... • -.UUUll
lrplc, 1tov., pvt entrenoe ~~-:=..o~ Sotry. Agt 875 ... 1112 FABULOUS 2 $tory 28R --------+--0--D--A--Y--,-s--------, emall gated arM w/p1tlo • 1'ABA·Oceentlde PCH 2
115()/mo+MC.5"48--1827 ~--"--••• .,3BRTllllll2'"'BA 2 dedca, lrplc. 2 car park·
38r 2Ba h-gar l<g yd Spacioua " Ing, w1hr/dryr hllup, c OS WORD PUZZLE 38R 2BA E .. tltde Latge . ~ .,..:. 51575 11twy condo nr pool St2751mo. Aot67S...ll12 R rard. 322 E. 23rd. comm . ...,....,, .. , Huge master 1rp1c new ---------
lt3'6/mo with gardener. Imo. Aot Jonnl 1145-3183 ~. wld Ncup, 2 car .. NW
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Cell MeryAnn McGuire 38A TO'tlWMOuM Newport hOUM to oceen. YMr1Y e7Mtt2 ~ c:onct. 11.350/mo ACAOU
Re9 M&-8710 Hgnta. Frplc, Petlo, ll'OI 18t51mo. DOCKSIDE Rt Hwpt C,_t Condo Yfto/ lea. ~ I !~t Scotch isle ~Commuiet _.,._,.,.ftft .,.., """'I nice. 322-D 722-8730 Lit 38~ 2'MIA. dble gar l;:;;;;;p;;;;;;;;;;::;;;;~;I --===~~=--liiii;;;;;=;;;~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; VI~ Ogle St '"6. 847-7540 2BR. tBA. n~ yard, QU1eC ttool/tennl1 $1150mo COita MtSa 2624
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dbl cer p •l "f*Wll. now be1nQ taken. Open QUllT hcMM neer beach, d,..,_, paint. Ind gar. t10161mo. Very'"'811cet 8et/lun 11-4. 15th & f\lml!M'tfum, Lido Sanda. 2117 Hldlory. '895mo.
or dog w/dlp. Avell 114. Montowte nr Hoeg Heep Comm pool. I 1600/mo 4 H • 1138 en 1 ~ I m •. , c.ii v-.im. Ml-2447 Mela Dev 179'-"91. yw '-· 141 IM-4 761-9413 efter 5:30pm
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Ible Call Brent PI T afternoon hours Parking Attendants. & $350wk salary to start Kltayarna RMtaurant --lmponantt References.
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rn11eage Paid l'lolld1y1, F WllTll ASSIS Neat appearence. own needed lor fall Comp aal llsl'led routM $40·$60 Need 10 dynam1<: ctoaen I ""9thods Aequlr" 2 yr• 1 ary Hourly • Bonu1 ,~uve. bOnUMI Cur· or ltutnng envelopes Nt> T llT trenaportatl°" 5'8-0818 Pan Time Mull have ECE unlll CUl'I deity j 10 sell hot new invention ••P & typing 70-&o wpm 642-4321 Ext 4'32 or
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of m1ur1nee required FT/PT For appllcauon 1 to 2 yra HP NMI appr, mlEITI --979-0747 I 77S-3669 8am -8pm I prefetre<I 575.35.,1 for Crystal or~
Apply •I WMtern Stal.. and Information send Mlll~ER own auto Cullom rest-.-........ , .... , ..... Ptsltttel -IHRnlllY " --nuns
COY<ter. 17805 Skypark Mlf·addres5e<1 stamped • denUaJ 5'8--0818 ... 15WH5 FasnR ElonCol1lan,~kesa1de•~pltadl Retell ... ES Good IYP"'" skt1113 phone PART. TIME Huun
circle aulta E 1rv1ne envelope 10 P O Box -llllLllmRS "" A ULEI 1111£1 ...., · .,, 17141281-1833 4569 De1r1>orn, Ml 'FullOf Part-llma young eggrass1ve Office I The PENNYSAv EP l'\&S per1onallty w 111 use FULL TIME PAY -48 126 •Early A. M sl'ltlt P&llTEll Adm1n111ra1or • a Saie. NOW HIRING• pan tune pos•1ton'1 Jva•I computer Calf 85 l 4648 •
HIHIEE-· 'Musi haverellable 8 0 HOURS PER DAY p~;t~~·N~a::p w~~~ Atsll t Send resume & tn-• Mgmt Tralnee9 Ible In reader act sale' uo1nuY" I DRIVERS
WANTED
HWIPAPH llUYlllY
•Newport
•Balboa
• Corona del Mar
One day per week. early
AM BEGINNING JULY
t3TH Dependable car
proof of Insurance
V"GOOD EARNINGS
..,... NO COLLECTING
O&UMt ... HI ..... ...,. •. ,
EXTERIOR PLANT TECH
FIT Oependable good
OMV record No eitp
naceuary Catt Fosters
Gardens. 831-6340
r~n vel'llcieand lnsuranc:e N"dad by Hunttngton H B come requ11emenl9 to • Ft''r PI T Sates Fle••bie hours Apply in New rl Center co~· nd1151000 Wk Potefltlal Tele·
$6 50/hr 8 hrs/week Car 'Good Salary & Beach City Scnool Ots-~~-'32olurl~lll -43~nu~r • 100, c/o Oatly Pilot PO Salary•comm medlC&l & I DerlOll Monday ""'"' Fr . r..r.11111e otfoc:e Front I markettng oH1c;e $Up·
& ret1 required 759-1066 Mileage Patd 1r1e1 Satery s 1753 10 228 Walt tor t>eep ask Box 1560, Costa Mesa dental t>enellts
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1 day 9-5 1660 Placenlla olll<:e posmon requtre~ phes E&'Y hra 6AM-12 mnoR $2176 per month Em· tor Crystal or Ben CA 92628 -Cati Janice 642-5069 A~ Costa Mesa I telepnone voiee & ap I Noon No Wee«ends ~~-~i~s~~~~~3S!: 01Hltll1tl42-41JI ~:~~~~~11r~~~~ J;,:: NEff SP~E· R f1~~;1c~H ;k~l~t·~:.: NO EXP NEC __ 6 A. M _ 6 p M M-F trlbullon amounting to PICTURE FRAMER . allele ai1p rielplut Prefer Catt b41for• 12 Noori WltS WlllU 6AM, • 10A.M Sat-Sun approximately $ l 27 per CUSTOMER SERVICE local rH ldfllnt ror inter-NEWPORT BCH 673-3735
LINGERIE & SWIMWEAR month Musi pass Wrlllen Help custorner& 'WI an " view Gi ii Mr\ Duhl COSTA MESA 5'8--6919
MODELS No experience --ell am Apply 2045 1 framing needs Framing DE LI v E RY WllLR I . TlYLO• CO. SOUTH 0 C 562-1240 Cratmer Lane H B ewp preferred FIT Incl n ~:e~~l~r ~~~~~;e e~~ NEWSPAPER 964·8888 Deadline tor S•I Good benefits NB ....... ,. 144-UlO nuPM. IRIEll Tlllltl
change for modeling Cati JOll THE apptytng Aug 2· 1989 833-9001· 855"''660 ' Restaurant Express needs
Lene Studio 67 5-0823 ;~c:i~~C)~c,crC)~~ * N O COL LECTION * SHllnHYWllTED telephone order takers Corona del Mar WlllllG TE M For conttr co Exp orfllf Pleasant phone work. no
IAlllEIHT TRAIHI A ATIEITIOI FIRST-TIME Bookkeeping 11 typ1"0 & I ae111no Flextble evernng
The Number One News· S 11 00 to start • t>onuses paper Promotion Corpor-
Weat Coast Company ex-atlon haa 1mmed1ate
pand1ng 10 Caltlornta openings lor Crew Man-
NO EXPERIENCE agers Appltcanla muSt
Full or parltlme lle~1ble be very sell-motivated
hours Wiii train on sales and creauva The ab•ltty
marketing end manag&-to relate 10 teenagers 1n a
ment 84 1 226 l working environment is a I
MANICURIST E.cp Great must The use of a van
loceuon '" FO<Jnta1n Val-truek w1tl'I e shell. or large
· S RS Early morning mulor route Bl'ailablt.• pno~} ~a~~a:,~~t ~ 81111~·~ ~!P~~~~~~fter ADVERTI E ~lust have dependable ,·ehi<~Je and liability 1 631 608~ Betr. TRAVEL-AGENT FI T
Slcn/lllP• Apollo Min 3 yr1 No
H I " amoke Ltvely Costa Run your e p 1n .... urance. For lumt>e< NhOlesaie of· M esa olc Traeev. lo<:e in ~wp1 Ben ~1n1 631-S240 Wanted Ad in the :'rlut .. pn .. ,.,.1c. 1yp•ng.\ ·o ~ev•e-q •1" ., 'J(J -·1t> ' & A1P Se•ary uc io TUYEL I In PUii Daily Pi lot fo r o ne ~;. a.m .-.J:. B.m . S24 00° Can Jul fl Crulsest11pneedadynamtc
week . If you don't fill ABOVE A \'ERA GE EAR:\INGS I .~~;;;;, t14~~lf,~, ~~ne1
h . . l RHI H l•lf' e,,p ore! I WllT. Pfllft nrm t e post t1on I run a Cdl 71 I '" ~-\ HJ lot•!\• ff>O h fl() d.m .. :l.11£1 ~··" I \I ~) acc:tno w 1e t1P•"' E~e For bUSf Col Shop located
d k c;.:REE~ () a .m -1 IJ c1 m I · .\ 1 & Sl · \ t nings 0 • ... ~eno r ,.._. 1n C..M. Me&. Arn· _fM Se CQ n Wee r~ · I port Beacrl' 644-95!3 F T PIT shills av8llable.
1ey1 Rent Station Na11 wagon is necessary I
1'dventures 962-7 727 -,.-.-,-.i Ill.Ill. lfCllHIO ,.WI •OOJ IOIEYI
Neat. hually & l lert SS hr For Service Station w 1
I AREA AVAILABLE : SECUP'TY OFFICER<; Call Linda 64Ht(.2 1otu·
Wortt. for the best dent W91come
star1 Call Kirk 751-8822 w/Smog licenM att bt>n-e o le• an excellent guarantee of $400 per lll'l lfFIOl P /T eflls Apply 259-0 New-week wn11e we It a1n you
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f I......_. port Blvd, Coste ~esa Aller traln•n". your on· Permanent, or arl ga ,.... 7 -" offlQe In lffwr>«1 Beach MGNA ASSIT FJT Retail . come potential IS un·
Type 50. tome sales & 1pec11ltt)' stores selltng limited
cteanlng. etc Engl or sun geer Flex hrs nrty
For more info rmation.
call Maria or Angie,
642-5678. ~
Huntington Bea~h l HLLS1llUot11m w&rilrulCICITUL
('dsta :tlesa., t "'ountain Vallt·~·.. ll4-UIO 1°~u~1~Pa11~~·1~~~·~n -:
& ~e"·port Beach SHYtoESTlTtOI per~1~:~~~:,,,~1ub ~...a':>~~~~~~~Q::)-lTilllllTS I 6A2-20 11 ____ I ____ ._ .... __ 111!!_!111!1111111-------1111111~~1111111~~~~~~ Hourly cornmss•ons -- -
Ap ply at 2590 Newport Wlll£1HIE IELP Blvd Colla MeH Summer work al Shlp1eyw
1ournaliam bc kgrn d wage • comm, & benes Call Mr Ph1U1ps
Bofld•ble 650-25« Marlene 897-7808 213-477-3163
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$2.30 per day
Thal'• ALL you pay lor
4 llnet, 30 day minimum
In the
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DIRECTORY
For mOfe Information
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~eMntall~S
MJ-4121
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35 yrs exp Jerry 642-0567 -----
• I Prtf ..... ,. f , ....... FrM Eatlmates Need a 7 dys wk. 1(J yrs exp ret
n-l•nce lrenchdoor Lie Int 8'2-5053• tkyllght, patto deck? Lie -·---,..-
Paut (2131 438-5732 * * MOVING? * * In/Out W iii clean I Ull, Ill ... 2· 1110 nouse/ap11 West Coast
Small Remodel & A.ddns MaJnt Co 894-8746
Bathrm .. wardrot»e-doors -
30 yre O C. Quality Work •HOUSECLEANING *
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UIYIOIS Free Estimates
Any tlze Job
Call Dennis * tl .. 1111 *
f lectror.11
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• Service & Repair
l ie 50SI044 Greg 731 -6295
lllTllTll·HPAIR Carpet cleentng/Oye
Carpet Sales Save Big
SS Below Wl'loleaale
Pr 1ce1 Res /Comm
Ouellty Workl 15 yra exp
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111-1111 •• , ...... , ..... ............... •111-Mta• -------•OUPITI ILU.I• 1oov. Satlllactlon guaran-
teed I Truck-mounted
Steam Of Chemleal Dry·
Clean ed Upholstery•
ano Oraperle• tool
No Hidden Cl'large•
•lller/lwhlclah• ., ..........
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FENCES-GATES NEW
Repair Redwood/Cedar
Poat replace C M IN ll
Jim Whyte, 642-7206 ---... PIMll/Ulll
PATIOS/DESIGN/BUILD
•523252 Etlc:,645-9077
*111-1HI•
CARPET & UPHOLSTERY
Any 2 Rm1. S3!l 95 Sofa .. --------1 or 2 Chairs, S3!l 95 ... ..,..
Cal" Publk: UtilttlerS Comm!Mlon. AEOUIRES
thet ell uaed. houMhOld
goods ~•. print their P.u.c. Cal T OYmbet,
limo'• & cl'lauffeur'a print
their T.C.P. numbet tn all
edvert1Mment1 II you
Llc/8ondedllns .
BBM SVCS 261·8167 ...... ..,..., ..
Honest wege' Steam.
Bonnet Ctnlng No hidden
chargeel 893· 1686
Martin Doors
Sectional Ooora. Garage
Ooora Repair, Sales,
Servle.. 898-484e
Honw Improvement<;
FIDMDl•ll
lllYIGE
Call lor names of compe-
tent llc:ensed bonded
tradespeople to remodel
repair, clean, decorate
• • •• IHI ~
TllE llEEI SOEIE
Lawn-TrM·Shrub-inatatl
Sprtnllter Installation
Tree Trlmlng & Removal
Lawn Melrlt & Cteenups
Rototllllng. •32-8304
* Tll-1111
OUAllDPllT
U..lelT·111MI
llllT11¥1• LOWM1 legal rate Careful
lioanNd T·t!52 481
Free quot-. M6-S65 t .... / .....
No move too big °' amau
21&-1000
SUPERtOR Wattcover1ng
lnatallatton Removal
Wall Repair Prompt Uc
•566215 Mark 642-6842
I Rf)oling I ...........
F•ST GUAR SERVICE
Whet'• y.w h••• 1ervlce .-ca.tty
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642-5678
HOltb~ata:
find the equ~J.:.1.:fpttcs you Medin .
W1rehouse PfT Only No
llllY10f ITlTtll •H ntgl'lll or weekends
Mechanical op req d $4 25 nr Call 897-1073
Smog llCenM preferred °'apply at 15421
FOf Station 10 Newpon Chemleal La~H~
S.ach area Send '• WIRI PIAAR ....
IU"'41 -Salary n story tc. l ~ ..... PO ao1 11923' Cotta Large arcn1tectu•al fl"" ,.. ... CA 92627 raou•r•• e11perlenced word proousor tor apeci-
llcat1on1 dept CPT SHIPPING AEC.EtVING bacltground prafened
LEqK Non-smoker pralenecl
P o 1 1 t 1 on a " •ti a b I • Send res.ume wun refer·
wtdeeora11"e batn & t11e encee to The SIUroc:k
11'\owroom on Co.ia Pllr1neflh10. 2300 N9w·
Mesa Ret pona1b1l,1•e\ p or 1 Blvd Newoort
Include UPS fre•ght SMcl'I CA 92663 Altn R
Incoming & outgoing c a r a s c o o r c a I I
11 ock 1ng to11o w upl 714-673-0300
w v •n d e r s , an d --lalephonea Plumbing rp,-. is• greet,.,.,... to()")'
exper ience ne tp l ut •~·" l1sn"ij1>0•I vou ·• Salary S7 nr Call Jack
1
arways \Oar'lle<J Bet thetas
545•2284 onel0<,.te•h•1 ~1n
_ ;1•a1tdld
1 l to 16 Yeort O ld
WOii< IVININGS
AND SATUIDAY
YOU CAN A VU AGE PER Wff1< s7500
OR MORE
CALl SHARON
7 t 4-843-9091
All TRAN~PO'ITA TION PllOVIOED
I Y AN ADULT SUPERVISOR
5607 l'lln 111 Q!H I
when you nave
v ertat11a
aeparnte tl'IAt let
you m1i. and
match with e .. e
11nd style Sn1r1
1anll top1nd ,..,
M111u S11e1
State 0(12-14 18)
wtiM oidering
·-
llM/Lotu• required 1tlon1 avail , d8)'9 Xlnt
12000 to 12500 eveni ng•. fun at· pey CalffOfnla odelt,
fi'ONT HR 111124'TerryRVtfotr91'1t or • refined exec Qenlleman Companlon/HOUMkeet* 714-752-7890 motphera. apply In pet-7t4-55t-0909 Ext 235
IM.1 • ..,..._ trp6c, by the monttl In perk 723--0M2 ...,..,Inga ~f•H. • g trchlt . fnllU\ ADS CV« 40 (No Exc.ptlon•) for partially dlHbled -eon at Newport ()yataf' Alk for MlchUI ....... w•. IDIO/mo. w/OfMI lecllltlft. Sec CORONA DEL MAR Apt 2 ~!Ider, ~t, ~~ R,:.~ UU'1U oM·5tOO l ady. Room, board. p 11111111.!!!!., Bar I Grill, 2100 W _. _,--------'ti" Pqp.,... 176-2232 dep + 11t mo. 638-4318 Mttr Br 28• All amen .... r., or an .,..,.. • ... ----Salary negot. 54M529 art l me or _ ..... et•· OOlan Front ...,..... ... .. -
w/d Noemki ta'™ 9•11ery 45-910, ID£fR£E Looltlnglortheyounglady tlon.Appfy2590Newport ForDantalLab Ptrtllme. ....... F L•ge 18R, Corona del Mar, brand +'A ulll 723 4r,8 Bev 80-2570 evening• M who attended Angela' HOUMtleepaf need9d FIT Blvd , Cotta M... 11111111 AM or PM. Wages+ mli.-
-·· Milll~, perking, new, spacious, full BA, • -c I• game on 7122 with Kevin. Mon-Fri In HB. Ex_p nee. Pe<manent PIT, FIT pos-age. C.M. M8-30ee Bob ":wNo ... Avt now pvt antr, no kltoh. E'SldeC.M.Looklngtora Commercfll Property a . atlnfrontol4guyelrom $1000 mo Mutt epaak BOYS Aun GIRLS ltlon• •v•ll•ble for ---J11T• '71C mo. 87s-tl40 1425/mo. 640-8215 together gal to 1h81e nlc. 2778 Harm o •a Be a c l'I engtl1h Jim 981..()8-49 1111 cul'llers In America's 9SMH"
:.aa-Newport Height• rm for Sbr 2ba home w/pool, PLEASE call olllc• mo1t beautllul garden FIT, benefltl. heavy lifting =-~• 91.11 rent large home pvt 1400 mo. 8'42·9038 Cann• r y V 111 age IU·llll 213.944. 7tl 15, home IAllY ....... ..,.n 11· 11 YIUI ILi center Wiii train rlghl 250 Ogle St. Costa M ... • ii ,_,..odeled. patio. 1375 + v; utll. Fam reapona mature n-Ofc/Ratall, new bldg. 213.374. edrlc N"EtDeo. Liva-In .or out. TURN YOUR SPARE TIME person. Apply In person. -.
IM 1400/mo Y"'1· 850 2257 ' M s' I 200-1000 a/t. Wiii diVlde. Some English Good pay. INTO $S DOLLARS aak for Barbara Hedrick 11011. UlllTAIT tu 1IOO/mo vrt1. -rk~, etr K~t~vt BA, AvellMrlyAug.873·9201 IWf,PIWI , (714)8-48-213• Ul•IS Prof .. sJonal, mttura. ex· .... beech. o-aoe. UNFURNISHED. Kitchen g COMt. tc prlv, FoUNDBLACKF/LAB.vlc .... WORK AFTER SCHOOL 1110'1 perlanced. Excellent ~. prlv•~ 1850/mo. lndryrm,qulet,No.Coat• ITlllM.... N.B. at YMCA 0712• . __, 30 S J I Hiiis I ._ Bal~ Utile 8-45 8183 M ... 1425/mo 557-8392 800 or 1200 s/f 887 W 642..0587 lovee to tnow tld (racee). E~ 5530 AND SATURDAYS GET· 2 1 tn oaqu n C aatatY. 4-day week. ~ •"" · • · teth CM A t 541 5032 · ect1ba dive, bike, runs. _. TING NEW CUSTOMERS Rd . Corona dal Mar. A. llrable Newport Cent8f
dye .,.5, for HUNT. SCH. Rmmt, non • g -FOUND: BLACK & TAN. lovH Iha outdoors, 111,111/lllTI FOR A LOCAL NEWS· 714-640-5800 1oeatlon. Call 780-3883
IMo& k~. No peta. Hollll/MO;ii 2718 tmkr, rap. petton to shr WUllllll baby Pug dog w/coll91. camping, beael'I per~. 11 you have the courage to PAPER. NO DELIVERY ct;lpaciiO----L--
1 M Studio, nr -•Ull -tw!!!_M~8~ 147 7003~5mo + office. 8,000 tit. Avall Found on bMch In N B. ai.o ltkn theetre, aym-call, 11 could make you INVOLVED, AND ALL ro r MIYll , ll*lteQ.._ ocean&. ... -•u. + .. ..,, ..,..,ny .. • .. 8/1 1822 Pamona Ave 673-2018 phony, rock, hu a great rich! 24 HOUR RECORD-TRANS P 0 RT AT I 0 N flHT lfflOI For me11engar aervlca
.... qu!MW•tbay Wkly Nnl ... now avail. M/Fahrluxhm onbch pvt CoataMeaa.494·3094 'FOUND· FEMALE DOG MnM of humor, long ING 99l-2837 PROVIDED BY AN Assl11tnt, FIT In Corona $1.200-$2,000 monthly
AN"'91173--3053 1147.00 wk & up. 2274 rm/ba $570/mo 1et.' 1aat . Pura ~ed Solt Coaled blonde hair, 5'5", '1'"n AOUL T SUPERVISOR del Mar 673-6070 Pd wkly Nead OMV
M IO -old+ Nwpt Btvd, CM 148-7•'5 + MC. Kelth 581·4•99 lndustttal 2788 WhMton tarrlor. Found a)'M, 125 Iba.. 40 (look• llTl•W OLDll&LlfflCI printout. llab. Ina. econo p:ei. Na_; 175-98-44 or 723--0375 In Costa Meu nr 30), honeet. atab!9, happy Wheel Allgnment-B<akea YOU CAN AVERAGE for ulllng club FIT sum-truck or car. N B
11A. ,,._.,.g, no Vlaltorl..,._ 2722 NBWatar'front Nev.lydec-: lndu1trla~Commerclal Pomona & Wll1on. =n~f:9:~t~~ .. PllT1'1llOllTll $75 mer PITwlnter675-9060 714-852-0450 •1eo ..._2564 *II .. Al* orated turn gueat rm 1111 HM '4 Pt hlh 8 9 3 -5 8 2 1 < 8 o 5 > NO DRUGS llkn to h•ve 3000 East Coast Hwy co11ector • Exp Agency Mml
iBR t. yrly. Avail HUNTINGTON I V THE S550mo Incl ulla & Wkly NBP~~~~~;RLT~ 254-8264. tun th« ~Ing hard. Corona del Mar 644•8022 w/medlcal has pos avail Needed tor C M eleetrlcal
approx 11;f $&75/mo SEA RV PARK clean Ing u rv No FOUND. Four kitten• Lootllng tor Ilka mate Imm. Ocaanview.olc Sal wtw>lelalef. FIT, English
.. utlle.(213)439--2113 Vacation by the ocean, tmklng/pet1. Pref Pf'Of 714..e45-3940 IOYnd, and 1 Shepard over35forpoaalblerala-Banking OR MORE "°comp comm.Send re-spetklng, bring OMV
erC2l3) 437_1942 O'Mt faclita 8()()1( now male. Avtll 8/1 673-2747 mix dog. Have had ahota. tlonahlp. No wlerOOS °' sume to 1027 N. Coast print-out. Call Batty
white few tp.cee remain. Need M/F 91 1 10 •hare Come and pick up and drug UMfS. Send letter a..n t• Hwy. Ste H. Lag Bch 646-7775
NIWPORT HEIGHTS. ~atlont,538-8318 luxury2 ~2 baaptHunt-Back Bay Vatrenarlan tatffngmeabout you(no Bi'•BonUS FORMORE 92853orcan•97·7557
18R, beth, kitchen, llv. lngton Harbor S..25 mo Hosp. 756--0554. Ilea. the truth coma• • INFORMATION CALL AAA• lfEHI HIYU rm. Quiet, P<lvate loc. GO MAUI FOR RELAXING to mo No De 1665_7579 out!). with name. phone •-.7IO/mo. 721·9591 Ooten front .2br deluxe · P FOUND: P91akfft. Vicinity number and picture "c/o G (11•) la•IOt 1 Short order cook Ex· Roule driver, wholesale condo b •tween ROOMMATE WANTED "'*'tu of Santa Isabel/Orange po Bo 10231 F 11• At lbraltar Savings. 11 perlence, FIT, Wkends a produce. 12 am to late • U.. ..... Mr Ila Kunapall & Kapalula. Female. Founl•ln Valley OJ>eonunl*s 2904 Ave. 645-3748. 8'10n 82:35" . u only take•• few words to muatl Call Mika 641 -1162 morning Mon & Wed 11
UM MW D/'#aah, garage $100 nlte '°' up to 4 Mlle Square Park Room -d M rn big bonus dollars. HIRE pm to late morning Thur• I 1275 mo vrt1998-5868 P •of. I•. A It I urn with own bath $337 /mo M U.U Foun PET rebblt, vie Tl Tll 11 ..... Ill Just put your banking OlllTll IELP & Fri. Some Sat. Clean ---------• •~" 110 S anta Ana River ......-knowledge to work and 1 ......,. Pool, clubhouse. laundry Independent Dlttrba. reqd Brookhurtt/Atlanta. Call llPllTmlT AT talk with customer a Mon-Fri. Super Sandwich, OMV. S1ltrled posit on
:fllll .U YIULY •I., Hl•lllT Securlt~ gates. Jacuzzi to sell new Invention. to Identify 963-80•0 111 •••LY PILITI 'about any ol our service• throuah classified 675 Paularlno. Costa Posslbl~5f !,135goslt1on .
..... Studio In Cannerylg VII-w.-1y Rentall. 1650 & 775-6-4 1. --~~· ~~· '~';'9e Nfr~?:i:· FOUND: Sever11 key• on a -tl'lat might benefit their !'I Meea 5•5-4867 -----=:.'~~,:::'' ,no Up.Bkre.42-3850 SO. LAGUNA cottage Nr 775•3669,8am.8pm. · red key chai n on •Dll,1.111, needs.lftheybeglnustng -------------------------• ~DELlJ>C · beach 2Br 2Ba, ocean Pescador Or Newport that MtVlce. extra cash Is ~ ~2BL~d2B~ilr-9r Room ror rent month or vu. Fuml1hed Straight lfSTllllTMlllP Beach. Call ~2-4686 to 111.1.11,111111, yoursl PART TIME '"*· 2 r ~ : Augutt, 1 block to beaetl. S400tmo+ utll 499-5A 10 First time offered. Ex· Identify •m .11111 ·e-uo:w?ifJ:.1;1';,o khc:Mn,lwnale.S100/Wk ~ elusive product llne FOUND.'T eek• ago -'llllY' Sr. T1H1r/ •Newt 38R 2BA· 2 story Call 875-7421 Rentals \l/ned 2726 needed by everyone.Ser-SET OF ;'e"v;in Laguni •, ,
Du.,eu on 4eth st. 2 car Gentlemen so semi-re-vicing point of purchase Beach area ca11 to ldent--.11A11TTE, llW ICCOUlfl
l..,llge. frplc, nr beaeh IOOllttnltts Wanted tired ... k'i ro0m In prt-dl1play1 Vary high In-lly 760..0387 - '
• 11700/mo. 2724 vat• home. needs gar-~~::'!;. ~~ ·:"~y.,;:; FOUND WATCH ON THE •11..n Ill ...,.,. .......... .. *HuDe 48R 2BA upper age. Quiet. clean. n· IHI I Plll•E duplex 2 car prkng Nr M/F 25-35 raapon to lhr tmk/drnk prefer N pt P•r1 time Minimum Inv. BEACH. near Lido Park Thia position requires 2
•teHhore. Avl 911. quiet dean 38R CM. Bch/C M •640-693 t w $6 900.00 Calf toll free Mobtte homes, Identify. ..Im WITI yetrs teller/new ac-
• • 11700/mo. home, w/d. $350 +'h utll 1·800-343-2182 8-42..0834 evenings Ill Tllll YM counts axpe(lence S&L
c au MITIU ~ ~1:2~".: Storar 2742 ~ .n Lost 14K gold Seiko nug-• background Is. plus.
1114111 *EX~CUTIVE LUXURY UITllll MIT& MIU ILL 11111 •H• ~.;:~~ ~1:~:e Z~j ••ALL,. Contact Cindy Andersen a.=---'------2 •tr M to ahate new HS 175·3•5 IQ It. for rent $300-$700 each machine 71~59-1396 111.P. I WILL mu (71•)631-2611
houM @ ~ w/rap C•ll Scotti S.8-2794 wealcly. 100% Return of YM
Tll IUIMUI APll 8"clow. 2--38R (some
• Wloceen ~)on Falrw9y
of Newport BMch Coun-
(fy Club. Gated comm, 2 'ear garage w/ator •.
FrPlc, w/d hkupa, pool & ec>a. No pett. Now .....
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VERSAILLE-Large 1 Br
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cation. AY1 now. No pets. TRW req<I. No'"· $125 /mo lie. 8'44·7211 Agl. ....... ,.
UP9W. No peta.
1750/mo. 541-7533
M/F 1595 Jim 536-0750 lnvHtment GUARAN-LOST 5 lb apricot temtle 1 • · Commerdal TEED 1-800·•58-8089 poodle. named scarle,, LIVE, .111111 Gibraltar Savings X588 Anytime 10 yrs old Please call __ _ __
R.E. Sale/Rent 644-1524 Rewerdl WUTlla we are an equal IMWHI 111.U Investment LOST PARAKEET teal & 85 overweight people We opportunity employer * 1•= fHt, I luslness/Offlce Re nt OpponunltY 2908 yellow vie Marguerite. pay Y°" to lvM 10-29
.. ..a-t.L 2769 -Corona del Mer on 7/22 lbt/mo 838-5806.Aak for Beauty ,,_. n ENJOY 14-15% return on 673-9513. 645-So70 Miu Harper. aaaa -If l~T 1•1111, WllTIUff lllUIH Trull Deeds $10,000 to -• """-Crnr of WHtcllft & trvlne $1,000,000. Call Denison I.OST: REWARD! Blk ,ersonll Services 3004 Now 101ervi.....tng stylists.
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Newport Beach Assoc. 673·7311 NOWI Slem ... /AllayCet Long manicurists & aSSlstants.
Full aervlce bulldlng. hair. Fem. Approx 1 yr•. Prolautonal Door Hanger Located In Newport Hiii•
Offloa & Retell Avttlabte Money To LOMI 2914 old. RaJMd back. No col· and other carpenter Center. For Info. call 141-1101 191. (Mutty) Loat 7/23 work. EtllmatH over Mlctlaal 640-949•
----wWIDOW HAS SSS 4 TOsl Dover Shor91 642-9880. phone. Quality work. Bookkeeper ~ 1• 1"1111 S/f S 10,000 up. No credit"' SSREWARD. LOST DOG Speclallzlng In wood. * •••a• •••• *
181 WESTCLIFF DRIVE No l\Al\tlty Ctll Denison I DOB . ..i-552-o.t75 ---~ .. 673-7311 NOWI Black Rull IE.,.. of --Excellent gpportunlty In Nwpt Bch, Agt 5•1-5032 ___ . _ e.fboa Island, July 20. TrlWf 301 4 the world of retail bridal
6754681 ta1hlons. Full cherge ax·
LaQ\ln&. Brand new 400 sf llT • llTI ~. Costa Mesa.
atudlo/otllce/arllat IEWlll Win Dinner F« Two! 831-1530 S.6-3994
..... 111 •••1 Ocean view, gar. deck. •---------~BA S600 4~·4061 Tllllatf .......... s;;;; Lw!i 2688 OFFICE apece near Inter· AnnouncetMnb 2920 _.._ ....I.Diiier llMlll9"1. ----I HIRE __ aec:tlon of 55 & 405 ap-1-..,__. ... -.. ..... _...-,, h••,l'".W.Yle
lllllTllT ••lllPD Min 3 yrs axe. AIR. AIP, ~Bey oceen front on CHAtSTIAH F to ahr 2 BR, Pf'OX 1500 sit Carpets. HOST FAMILIES wanted ef ......... I ......
_... .. fBA 18A, 2-car 1 &.A houM E'llde c .M drapee, A/C, utils paid tor Japaneaa high a<:hool throuf(h class1f1ed tar. SM cove & pool, 1 '400/mo, l400 aec + '!\ Immediate avallablllty 11udent1. wm pay room & Lest• ef ....,. :.~anent 11000. 491-1827 irtll. 8-42-8069 $1200 mo-mo S.0-6155 board 833-9752 Nl-1211
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Students 13 years
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selling The
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evening we have
a job f 0r you
with high earnings.
CALL EARL
498-3321
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N[w~·T VOLKIWAQON IUG CADILLAC '1'1 ..... DI I -VI' 1H5, IMH\roof, Medi VIie ........ -. ..... won 1100 obO '97-tSIS ,,..... ........ ,.
iii -Acri!-, -_, .. _ 1171 TITAN Cl.ASS-A No Down P~tl Tek• IMl'ORTS1 Mt•••, •ID ·~th bultHn boott· :;5~pt.~ Tra~ ,.._. 15• 9oeton Whaler o MOTORHOME. ::.i:i~:::!":! MW'M "'... Ml? e •pp CT 1Mwm11u91
Ane~~IOOO~" ;"oi'i=' liquor catvblne1, ~ 12501 off ctw MO. HONOA generetor , HOf~merc w/98 Low mllH 81"P• 5 8111 PnoM, ~ at•eo ••U&IA Ovel. r ... ,._. ~. tm•l1,. .... ..... · ..., .... c.ab6net. end Oil meU1ux epr 1250. tluNcbed. fotctlna bOet. r9dlo CoWf To9 Con· 110•500 S.. flrat 11 wtttt t .,.-.,,, neeted ""' 12 It dloolt "-Min'!\ -.0 '*9/1WNte
,... • M~ (4 90ec>ece Brend new NewcoutrwNbrrowltS. 11·1275 No~1.8AT dttl0n1$5000'.875-1009 2211 E P9C:lflc Ave. wte.C()mC)UterdMh AU .............. ., lsooOobOl13...H-4ION o:=..;--...._,,...:-
1t31Newpof191Yd,C a 1 1c';,~~i• Old). Petd ll'lp vec 125. 641-5737 M.200.~fmerlkj 20• Elecirlo Ouffteld. New ~~1:e:-14!.":;22cell 1eetherlnterlor,ev91yop. ....,_ or21Mto.:o701 "-t :r'':ocs..,.:
UTATI aALEI Numeroua 080. Movtngae:J~!!~ AUbretV MS. full c;o....,, ctNn end nlOet tlon poeelble l575/mo. llllcMll .... ,_., vw '70 SUNAOOF dltlon. 11"1·4 UI, et'lt~· J:,ble, c,~:· Muet eell. Nwport BMcn Wedding Oren , brend COION def Ma-6122 '7500. 876-1009 Auto StNiCtl/ '"4f79 etter 99fn, or •JIW• Medlanlca ~. neeoa 7-..UOO :r.· ~/; Mt ::0312 ., ... Cell to.... new; Wht Ntln wll.oe & M 0 VIN G SALE I 3 EXCELLENT 15' WOOD I • .!':!lftl~~---:!.902!;15~e~IM~¥e~m=n=t~ege~~~~ (mt Mlf7 • .....,.,, lmh WOfk Mii new brelc.•. l'Jll[ll!llllll!~~~ll!I•• ._.\n. L\19 meg * Ml·lla * beede, 11 I, Pd 11150, HSHL08 OF QAEAT "Old Town" CANOE I• JJJ-•100 good body 157 5 MA..0 'II, .... ..!... •• •. ,. . LMlt ....... Seo M50. 497-7370 STUFF! Sofu, chrt, king VelU9 et 12450. Aeklng IUI • IUll HONDA '74 3eo. Rune•----850-Htt Debra, Leeve oeelent NMlftO OOMmOn, 1--=-==~;,.:..:.::::!!::.__ , am mex Chra. etcll1. kit things. 11495 OBO. 875--3031 1f .. U, * f:'· Ex1ra motor rime .... 1111111* rneeNQe. ~m, V-t, :::::-= ~ 6011 -.n,lltmn Its 6049 ctoti., plent•. 1>16ce11, Sport ForCMWWoendt or uoo ~'1 1f"~u~~r~ Before you buy eny Autol Dot Ide 9300 ~t~ . ....:.1s ~TOA ,_...,, Every1hlng muet go by Fri-BEAUTIFUL BLACK fem llnena. etc. 512 Irle .. SAT 13000 Flreblrd with Auetrellan 635-3943 MercedH anywhere, 4M •--------~
MF w -·-day1 King wtll1eweehed cet, apeyect, very heelthy, ONLY hm.Jprn dlff.,entlel 370 1 retto teh 1 Clrtve 10 NewPOrt 'II Jib SALE Ford 1"3'A o.i.y. All ,,...,, 4'9 & t.tge °'*' canopy bed w/12-lhott, pereonaifty ptue, M 0 v1 n g s e 1 e I 1250 obO H3-3eoo HONDA '71 CIVIC RuM BMch Ind ... wny-M IEIT IUL ottQlnet Low ........ .
175. 4 .... 5 73 A.it for drewer pede111I. Incl need1 hon\e, FAEE. t e m -2 pm . G 11 701 ~ IMve meeuige gr•I Avetege rnl!Mge ere Orenge Counly'I l2CIOO 080. 171· ... ,
P.ut. meM ur ... a bOuprlng Lau<en, 844-8324 ewe, w geine. hMh , •· l~~~i!!i!~'!"!!"'!~~~~ f;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~1 Good 1n1error s 1100 1Nd~•u10 deeleflhlp • llAUmU' Wul'M. dry«. ..ectrlc Itching IOfe & ~ .,~ .. --... ..-ur• l>ool(a clothee TON WHALER 15 4 lWn.........J .....__/a.-. 0 B 0 C 1 tt Kev In •ALL OOELS AVAIL-i
renge I 150 eech ..... Plllle grey & blU9 ,..._..,.,.. 1 yr old male, 1i3o K~ Dr Herbof • e«iaole l>MYty -•""' "'"'° ""~JO M&-3594 ABLE• Just br1ng ue your Met OllflWhr 1125. ConlOle very nice Alto eng1 1ov..: M/pepera. SACRIFICE! View Hiiie South . 840-7419 -rv Mii 111•111 .... rtt boneflcM Jeep dee! end
Color TV 175. 141-5848 ... ,. h beige; LMlher re-ovtng lo ept. 175 obO. BRONCO 1985 Eddie -'II 1.. 1301 Ovelt St NP'\" Bch we'll beet hi cttner wtmetchlng Chef-850-4282 13' ON HALER YllY ILUI Ill IHI
W""*/Dfyer, Whim•· . ~Ood ottoman Art YELLOW Leb Pupa, 8 Wit•. Com Mesa 61 24 SUPER SPO T 1985 :!u~~ r 19~ 1~1'.~10 0 1 llver grey/grey, chrome ... fepor1~ In W11d'1 .Ill 11.111111
Brandpol newt .. :.... S~ .• ,}75· o white l1mp1 MAKE purebred, chem pion 2 FAMILY GARAGE SALE 40 HP :1-r:2~2"4SOO 87&-0912 wn.elt, eunroof, S17,600. Auto Deller lor Grou 11111 ~ Poo,_..S~....,~ OFFERS.875-2150 bloodllnet,Oregonbred, Set8-3,7/29.2441Rue -Cell Fred 873-48H Selelln '88
125 BleckiBr ... tiMd-WATERBEO complete mom ::remlM1. $200 De Cannes. C.M. ~1n1e *C:.~:~~5~:i?~T• VlnS 9040 Wk/737-8~ ___ .IEEP•UILE t>Oeio 115. 850-8034. wl1h heeler (&bedding II Meh. 5953 751·2128 Ane & Monte 1111) Petede Trophy Winner ME CEDES 280 1973 low TOYOTA '75 CELICA N-C C....J LINCOUl MAllU( VI '13, dHlred), twin atze HOUMl'lold, ciolhel, ate-"4000 57M 181 YU ... e.n.nlff mlluQe. H<*lent shape br•k• 72K ml Like new 32881 •mlno _.atreno one owner. ~ wtttl
"8tre111e11" lounge !kydts 6060 tlonery bike. new T-AM/FM c .... u •. euto-13,500 722-8919 S25SO 548-9708 ISAN JUAN CAPISTRANO ~ top, velour Interior
•umilUN 6014 chair, yellow veivet. and Ml lhlrtt, Avon vlnlege de· 30' ELCO FLY-BRIDGE n'l11tc. AIC. $'1500 .. ERCEO"'" ~so SE 1"7* GE B G •1-1111 '5.tt5. Muet ... 10..,. ~'-~-""'!""'~...-~~ matching ottoman Call • llAll cantere, etc. CRUISER L 1 ,.. ~.. • " VOLKSWA N U con· 'Otf•eiq:i 72 hrt etter pub predate 492-1218
7'1NthereoM-bfWn,s:t 788-8045 evenings .... FRONTYARO SALE dl11onel y8cn~v~~lll1r:; 8f1--4838 runt G./2·2~e1:7 000' ::11':-w~~\~~~r"~~~· AMC '74HORNET • •
cond. ~/~ & • before8·30orweet1end1 IW.tlttatr ... hr . SAT 7/29188 164 M11ter creftamen New gQQd condll lon S2750 Automeuc.ruMtlne.good etutfed YI .. ,. • ot-lrvlne. &-11t a 1&. Pon<MrOM GrMI bu equipment Secrlflce Autol lnlpol!td 9100 MERCEDES •50SL 1980. obO 968-1187 brlllM SSOO 733-8285
tom#'. die bm •100fobO .... .,.._....... onturnl1ure.tv'1,1tereo $12.000 531-5525 -LIKE NEWll IOeOed. aer-1=========-r--------:--t---:-:::-::-::==::-"""":
552-9013 before Spm Mscehntous ~ 6015 ""• ......... 111411, etc. Everything mutt go! 33 FOOT CHRISOVICH * llW SALE vice r1cord1, SSK M>TlCE P\8.IC NOTICE
WALL UNIT. 4 moe old. 12 one-llght FRENCH = ..... W.., 5$7-1344. Sports Flther S19 000 Our entire lnYerlt""' hH llereo/CD. 560 up-1-......;rtaJC;..;;;;_.--.------••-"ng mult NII ernht •lfl . . ~ 1 ¥ r I d t I S 2 7 . 9 0 0 I n I ,.._, ........... . "'"''" • · . DOORS w/rilngea 30" & II Ill ;a, .......... ••• • OBO. Sllp 1v1lleble. t>Mn drutlcally reduc.d 71_2,.30 7S0_.,,.7 '1CTITIOUl IU• .. • ""' under lh9 ct t1ou1 ....... •&VON 11100: ... , for S7 5. 38" I la , 136 uch Good 1111 -548 8184 for •• ,,. Nvlng•I .. . """ NA• ITATl•NT bull-neme Of na,,,_ LIDOMAM. INC .. I Cell· 5 4 7 -2 3 4 3 . I e 1 v • condition 546•279, ' Beby Items. TV1. 1met1 •P-• -----The ro11ow1ng !*'ton• are llttect abo .... on Ju~ 21. lornle corpcwetlon, 3221 W melll08· •t-1111* ptlance1, books, turf-BAYLINER 1984. 18' bow-m ..... •t•I Mlltubleril Cordle Turbo dolno bvt lneaa H I 1989 9th A~ L.egune N1gue1. -,,,....,,~,--:::,.,.,.,..,:--:::=~~ AMIGO PORTABLE thrM boetd bike reel(, clothn, rider w/traller Zero 1540 JembOrM Road 1985 Red, atanderd "JOEYS" HOT DOG EX· Warmington HomH Cellf. l.2N7 ANTIQUE PINE TRUNK/ wheel power chair '===I:: Good 6065 ICOOlef, etc. SATURDAY hours on new 131 hp Newport BMch lrtnt mltllon juet rebutlll PRESS. 2416 Naplu A Timothy P Hogan, e.-Thie buelneet 19 con-
CHEST. Circe 18531150. w/beltery & charger: ~ S M , * 3284 TURLOCK volvo Inboard. Con-•• lttt New Uret 75.ooo mu.. N9WPOf1 Beecn CA 92&e0 ecvtl.,.. Vice Presld«lt ducted by: A Corporetlon Ant~U9 Arrow bllcit pine S 1795 497-5811 POOL TABLE 7' totld oelc verteble top. Good condlllonl S4400 JoMph Fr1nc11 Eegle Thi• 11atement wu flied Tiie r99l1trent com·
rocker, cene w.t l200 1 piece ll•t•. Can.Olen Set/Sun 8-3, 1798 Oriole $8900 obO. 537-8547 PP Dey• 98•·8900. Eves ..,.,. l w11n th9 Coun1y ewtt ol Or-~ to trenMCt bu9-
Plne deek. Welnut furnllh Bike Rldert Helmet au... wall reek, Ilk• new 54S-7329. Blue eof1 & CREVIER BM 750-9757 Aolend E St_.,..., •51JI ange County on Jut>e 21. neee ~ the llct"lou9
1100.144-1791 Reduced from I 140 00 to 11900 552·2535 loveeMl S275. 2 y.llow 1111 fl PORSCHE ·57 35eA EJt-Avenlda De LH Flor" 1989 ~ ,_,. Off nemel
190.00. Giro Aero Race tweed ctlalrt $175, 8-pc MINT Tune 10'#9f, full I flW m9\.lS • _...,,~ .. _.. Yorba Unde. CA 928U '4.Dt11 Ml'*' &bcWe on NIA 11111 •IKIAll I ~I Brand new Sl2e 1111& Tiii wllnu1 bdrm Ml S2SO. electronic.. meny ex1raa • N~ llTW .,_...,,, condition .... _. Thia bu1lne11 11 con-Publllhed Orange COMt AN. 8egetta
Footbe>ard wltn reffs, medium Cati Chris ........ deekt 150-$75, tlblet S25.900 873-2402 leeve Offer 851·-'848 ducted t>y •joint venture Delly PMol July 13 20 27. Thie ......,..,... ._ flMd queenllnS1H.840-8733 720-1Me -1159 S20-S75, IHk din Ml meuage ·•..,t S-l1-~•1__.I Trie reg111r1nt com· Augldl3. INfl wtttltneCountyC...ofOr-_ .. 11_._1111 S 176, eofe bedt ISO. Mw-1 •,. ... '' l'!a 110 ~ · 1C't"ll7 ~ to tranMCI bull· r rise• ltlQ9 County on July 11,
Brn & ten plaid couch, BM>< Bike, Ilk• new $1SO; •·~~ lngtabtel75,lempaSSO ~ .... , •• -. ·•1••""*'1l ~1l!Cll'06 ,..1 ,1111111 ,_. under th9 flct1tlou1 1Mt chelr & °"omen. 1325. euto dehumldltyer, gr .. t __ ,,... _. -~ 7014 ·•11owwa111•11~·~~11M1 bullneel ~ or natMt P\B.JC M)f)C[ ~
Kng a brn velvetMn cond 175: GrMn Mach. Ill 12Jl SATURDAY 8-12 only 1-lO llJ llttedaboveon8/21/89 Publllhed Or~~ • Bleck l••l .. er 1011 & It' ... ·-· .• llht l.H~"' II m t R.-A T1rg1 E ~·1-t con ...... ly "''-1 ...... 27 3 bd""'d $.45. Both Ilk• weed whecker. runt " .....,_.. ... '·" .., .., ....... ..... • Joeepn Fr1ne11 Eegi. '1CTITIOU9 .., ... ,. .,.. .. ..., ·-1 · · ..,.., ------chair, Scendln1vle 1e1k Beautllul condition. In-• • • w "' ..,_ -dltlon Alplne AM/FM-Thi• t11temen1 was tiled NA1111f ITATIMRNT 10, 17. 1Nt new. &48-2887 S :~:: ·~~rgS~~ ~~ llUI dHk. Kirby vacuum, board, lull keel, lull -_. •1•''°'' cueette Many extru• wtth tile County Cler'k ol Or-The lottowlng per9or11 ere T.,..7
KING BEDROOM ET. wicker tolH rockers Winter It ooly ' monlht wort! bench, herd beck equipment. Cell now 131-31l1 Mu11 '" to believe thlt ange Couniy on June 27 doing ~ .. .._.,. --Mall,..., bO• eprlng, ~ teblel cheJr 575•5112 · •w•yll Ro111gno1 STS, t>ooltl & more 540-3870. First eun llket '-•l>Ofl 1 rto•i 1 ;; b9euliful 1utomoblle. Cell 1989 I SEA BREEZE REAL TORS 1 __ ... .--...... ....,_-_, ___ _
11e>IH , nine drewer · 180 cm.Tyroll1360Dree-913Lombard Court. MOTIVATEOHI i tlltlntt• S4~l• 859 -3579 l ea v e fU»OO 10130WarnerA....,_,Sulte ll ...
dr .... With 2 mirror., IAL-IYll 1IOO Ing bindings. jUll atone (Off Balter •• Mllt>ro llghl.) 213--471 -2870 SftflU .no P1rl\ HQv• meuao• Publllhed Oflr>ge Coaa1 I( Founlaln Vl lley CA PICTrnOUe ··~·'='·~-· Armolre. Complete wt1h Complete Cott s2 000 ground. tuned and lorctVe . -1 6 30 ~ 1 S f7 .000 OBO Diily Pllol July 13 20 27 927<>& :i
bed enaemble $775. aacrlflce $900 Like new' teated .. These ere excel-'-"-........ 6140 30 Alkins sloop 1939. •"' P"' " ' Augul1 3 1989 Cen1ury 21 See Steen ~ 8TAW IT
After 5pm. 786-8458 721_8508 lent eillt , tun to Ski on. """'· _._,... double ender, new en-8 '"' ~ 011'1 ~·· Th599 Reettors inc c.utornia cor-1119 folowlnO per90iN ..
end the b .... 111 1n ex-GARAGE SALE. Fri/Set glne. laat cruiser Asking I porltlon -.. a~ ~ t>uelnele • aeoo l&fm9flllllll ELECTROPEOIC BED cetlenl condition July 28,29. 10em--4pm. S25.000 2•0-1720 PORSCHE 912 Coupe rlBl.JC M)TIC( This 1>u11neu 11 con-C ln*11atlonel, & trundle gtwt 11 ) SSOO O '89 LEGEND & 198&. 1llver wltri black In----....;.;;~;.....;..;.._ ___ O<Jctect t>y a ~a11or1 vi.11 Del Oro, Newpolt mettreee . never n ze . xygen 1100 Lot1of toys&bebyllem1 TWO LASERS ,90 TEGRA 1 h llty/ 1 1 IC._., The regla1rani com-a..cn,CAtaeeo uNdS1tS.•840-8733• onc entralor $300. ._1217 11yrtofjunkl 19651011-RACINGCONOITION IN 1eror.1owqu• mn ,ICTmoua~lt menoecs to trenMCI bull~ 1<.mH.-1n1.2t00V...
a&lr ••-I•• •-Porteble Oxygen Tank (In _.. mer. N-l•nd/Yot'1ctown S 1000fyellow end SAVEi, SAL[.I condition Rebullt en~ne NAMI ITATI•WT nMa under lh9 11e11tlou1 Del Oro, Newpot1 Beedl, CA
-.--!Miiler cue) $50, Porte leatt •Hiii•• $900/wttlle with 1·500 mll•. New The lolloWlng person• are bvslneea neme or nal'MI t2MO
Etegere & IOf• teble. ex-Potty Chair SSO 539-3073 SOLOFLEX lrvlnt 6J44 575-6151 · EJt<..itent Selecilon pelnt, llr conditioning, al· doing bullnese 11, u11ed ebove °"'NIA Corey E.B. Teytor. No. 7 ceflent cond 861 9502 loya, & complete recofdt. 1 Oxbeny Avenue Fl#Wn --------=.,...·-..,,,·==,,,. GORHAM Fine China. ( 1) 5 Wllh Ill 8118Chmenll $700 EJterciM bike 185 COHM --• ILIWS low mllntenenc.. low In· ~:i::1~tra12H~llr::,~; ~ •• "=·=~ .. flied l.ondonT • ~. .. •
QUEEN SIZE MATTRESS piece piece setting firm 497-9355 111ve tble $10 lemp ss' bench Sltps/Docks/Storagt IM& 1ur1nce Mull 11e1 Island generll p1t1nertt11p with the County C'-" o1 Of-hit ,,,_,_.. OOft•
& BOX. OUILTEOI "Jolle". never used meaaage pr ... Mt $100 Mw tan 7022 1001 Quall St Npl Bch 750-30e9 3090 Pullmen Street Su•I• ange County on July 11, duc1ed by:• oen«el P9't·
BRANO NEWt 7S155 135/0 BO 848-1042 -S15. 854-0070 ' 711 •172 A, Cotti M ... CA 9262e 1989 ner1hlp CALL * 840-8 33 * MOVING Mlcfo con-;;C-..... I LIWll nLLY 1984 Mec:Gregor 25 Sell-•a PORSCHE 928 1982. low Warmington Homes ' fOll'M The re9l11ren1 co111·
RATTAN FURNITURE tlon 0.-.. S1SO eeroblc U..0 for upper end lower ~--.a--boel with Treilef-ln Greet BMW 53511 1988 EJtcel-mllel. WKY dean Looks Cehfornla corpor1tlon. 3090 Pubhllhed Ofange Cou1 menced 10 tr~ ....... ,.._~.. 2 ,_ ... ._ 1 ...... • • body Un1V9flll Mecnlne --l'V.. condition, 573-5813 lent Condition. S-spd . 7 Y••ra newer All 111• Pullmen Str .. 1 Su11e A o.-y Piiot July 13. 20 27. neee urwMr the ~
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".......... SCRIBED, OIL OR GAS °' the Notice of s.i. 19 COITA llllA lllUll St••• conlk*• to tie hN· ..... ITATl•NT lllled •IX>W on July •• 1111 TM folloW!flg pertonl .,. ..... ITATIMINT 8ti~ 0 . LlnclMY. 111~
YOU A .. l IN DEFAULT Wl!llS, TUNNELS ANO 171,415.13. PftOPOllTK>H II llod0\11, Tl'll lollowl"G ""'°"I 1re Martin Kutt OolnQ ~ 11: The following pw.on1 .,I Fttdl AV9nUe, Suite UJ
UNOlll A Oll!O 0,. TRUST SHAFTS INTO, THAOUGH The bel'leflclaty uodef •aid ADVllOfllY ., )'OU reqult'• further lnlor-doing ~ u: TN• 11a1ement WU filed a.li• c.tll•. He w .. 1 dOll'IQ bu*'-••: lfYtne c.llf. 12714
Dlt.TED ll/HJM UNLESS 0 R Ac R 0 s s THE OMd ofTrw\ '*•o•or• Ill• In KCOr6MC41 with ..... mallon, c:ontKt 11'11 Pul)llt GATEWAY CENTER AS-•Ith,,,. County Clertl of Or-hk• Stteet, &.Ill• 405, SAMMIS IRVINE AS· P-..1 I!. C.19or\, t7ti
YOU TAKI ACTION TO SUISURFACE OF 7HE eo.1• Ind o.N-ed to thl ne-Sal• Drinking W•ltl' RtollllOnl Department a! SOCIA TES, 17922 Rtctl Av· MQe County on• ~ 19, eo.t1 Mela, CA 92'21 SOCIATES, 17122 Ateti A~-Rtctl A--. Suite 10
HM>T!CT YOUR PROP-LANO HEREINABOVE OE-un6er1lgne6 • wtlllln an6 Toalt EntorQel'l'l&nt Ac:1 CoU1g1 Ho1pit1t Co111 --· 5<.111• 100, Irvine Caltl. 1H9 8oMll l Aoa«t. 51Kl tn\11, Sull• 100, lfvlnl, C1111 IMne Clilll, t2714
lfl!TY, IT MAY If SOLD AT SCRIBED. AND TO BOT-Oecllt&lon of Default lll1d Of 19H, tl'lt Hoepllll Council M ... 11: 7141142-2734 IJ.• 92714 F4Hnt Slurge,on, CM•• M .... CA t2714 Clfl F. WlllOlfOth, 179l
A "-'liLIC SALE.·~ YOU TOMSUCHWHIPSTOCl<ED Oam#ldforhll,1111d1wrlt-oi Soulhefn Calltomla ,. tenlk)n ltt. LM C, S1mml1, 17922 Pllbt11hed Or•no• Coll! 92121 LM c. S1mml1, 17922 FllC:h A....nue, &.11\1 10
NIED AN EXPLANATION OR 0 IRE CT tO NA L l Y tin Notlcl of Deflult Ind c:enlly lltu«l I public •Wn-Publilhed Ofano-Co11t Fiich Aven111. Sulla 100. Dally Piiot July 21. Augu1t 3, Thl1 bu1lne11 11 con-FHc:h Avenue, Slil\1 100. 1t¥1ne CllHt. 12714
01 THE NATURE OF THE OAILLEOWELLS. TUNNELS Elec:llon to s.. Thi under-Ing on behllf of 911 tlclnMd O•lly Pilot July 27. 191!9 lrvlr'le C1lll 92714 10, 17. 191!9 duc:tl<I by: an lndl'tldlHll I~. Celi!. 112714 Wlll!lm J. TllOt'mahle
PROCEEDINGS AGAINST ANO SHAFTS UNDER AND tlgneGta\IMCl..idNotic1ol a<:ul• gen«ll holplt ... In Th651 Joh<! S. H"'fflld. 17922 TH·IJO Tll• r•911u1n1 c:om. SllN.MllG.Undqy, 17922 17122 Fltdl A'tWIUI, Sul
YOU, YOU SHOULD CON-BENEATH OR BEYOND THE 0.11\llt and Elec:11on lo Seil lhe regiOn Mart)' ol l'-11·1------,.,,-::,.--F!tc:n A...,,111, Su111 100, manoed 10 lrlnllCI bull-Alc:tl A"""ue, Sl.lh1 100. 100, lrvloe Cllll. 112714
TACT A LAWYER.. EXTl!RIOR LIM1TS THERE· to bl recoroed ll'l 11'\e c:o..• c1t•t1n r11 .,..M 1n10 the •t· 111111111 ic llOTIC£ 1n11ne Calif 92111 PlBLIC NOTICE neM undef the flc:t ltiou• 1rv1n1, Calll.112114 Thi• pu1lna11 11 c:o1
Ori 1/10/U at 10,00 A t..I OF, ANO TO REOR!LL, RE · wlllrll tn1 reel l)i'operl~ • rlt<.>~Ohfltl 1'"'0 c:nemlClll r~ S•mll81 G L1nd .. y. 17922 1<4MH buliMH naml or namff John S, HIQlllld, 17922 dUC11d by; A G-11 Per
ADVANCED TRUST OtE:D TUNNEL. EOU!P. MAIN-loc:•l.J, 111n1'•n• "'•1d1 a nd -K4Mll Fitch Av1n ...... S1.1lte 100, FICTITIOUlaU&lNl!ll ll1t1<11bo"9on711119 Fitch A~1nue, Suite 100. ner1hlp
SIRVICES CO. u lh• duly TA.I N, REPAIR, DEEPEN O•t1: 7114/IQ t.1ni1n1-li•l"'CI tly Ill• STATIMENT OF lrvtn1 Ce!ll 92714 NAME ITATflHNT Bonnie L. Roger1 IMnl Clllf. 92714 Th• r19111ran1 COIT lllPO!nted Tru1t• und&f AND OPERA TE ANY SUCH ADY AN CID T Ill UST S1•11 ol C•llfornll '' linown AaANDONMl:NT Of K M•rk Mel.an, 17922 -., Thll 1t1temenl wN hied Cllrl F. W~lgltrolh. 171122 tnenC*1 to tranlltCI tlut
Md purwant to Deed of w EL ls 0 R MINE s Dl:ID IEfllVIC•• COM-to CIUll cancer. tlllth ~ UH Of FtCTntOUI Fitch AYIOUI. Suite 100. d~The :!~ ~.ont are with the County Cietk ol Of-Fiich A...enul, Sult• 100. ,_ under !hi llClltlO<.
T,ull, Re co rd• d on WITHOUT, HOWEVER, THE PANY, a c.itfwn&e Corpor· tect1, Ot olner reproduc:t..... .UltNlll NAME lrvlfll C1Hl. 112714 nHt ••. ange Couruy on June 27, h'¥tnl Clltl 112114 bullnen n1m1 Of -
tl/10181uDocument11(1. RIOHT TO DRILL. MINE, •lion, •• Tru1le1, lri IOJ.lclly T I II t C11I F WlllgerOlll, 17922 p INT WEST AS -19119 J1m11 E. Brown. 171122 llllldlboveonAl)i'M 1914 "407116 of Offk:llil Re-STORE,EXPLOREANOOP-Maf1M O.lvea, A11l1l1nl How•v•r. tn1 Ho1pl111 he IOHowing perioni Fiich A"9nW. Sultll 100. SOCIA.TES, l7922Fltc:hAv· FUU11 Fiich AVlfllll. Su111 100, Jot1nS.Hage1t1d
OOfchl In the otrlte oft1141 Re-ERA TE THROUGH THE 9oorelory, UIO I . ~rti~ ~~~:!!:~~~r:,;~:i.= ~::• ;~c~ 1~1~:!:! ll'llne C1Hf. 112714 m•· Sultll lOO, lrvlne Cilll Publlslled Ofange C011t !n11ne Celll.112714 Thll 111\tl'nlnl wa1 !He
..... Of ORANGE County, SURFACE OR THE UPPER .,,...,lull• 211,.,... CA .... -·-··· ·--·· '"'' Name: MIC SAl<IOKA FAM· ~ Ef'IO!•NI Mut11•l Lii• ,c~ s H I d 17922 Dally P\lol July 13. 20. 27. Thll b\ltlln111 11 c:on-wnn !hi Count)' Clerk ol Or Olilll'ornlo, e11ecut1d by;500 FEET OF THE lll21 ..,...., '" .,..,_.,, tLY VENTURE t 4141 ln1ur•nc:• Comp•ny, •,, ..... n. av&•5•,,· 100 Augull3,111Si c;tuetldb)'AnG.,,.,1IP11l-IOQI Counly on July I• NCHAAO c. SHINN ANO SUBSURFACE OF THE TO OBTAIN THE OPEN· lll4l 1tal• dOff nol c:onllder • . MINICllYMttl C:Ol"POflllon, c:n ,.,,.,,.,.._ "'11 ' Th602 ""'"''P lib ~ H. SHINN, HUSBAND LAND HEREINABOVE DE· ING BID PLEASE CALL ~ •• ',w..,w_':",®,,.' -~... lor ~::"~ .. ~.sue!: clo Copi.y RMI Eltlte Ad· lrvlsfll C•lll •. ",714 7022 CE Tn1 r19l1lf•nl c:om-f42527
AHO WIFE AS JOINT TEN· SCRIBED AS RESERVED !N (714) 996-&815 """r'·c-·-~•l'•••-•·I-,, , .. 12880 ¥1-•· Inc:., 399 Boyttlon amoel · L ndny, 1 Plllt.IC NOTI menced 10 tr1n11C1 ausi-Publlahed Of•r'lll• Coe1
o\NT8 TH! DEED RECORDED Publl1ned Orlr'lgl Coast ,....., . .':::,,-:::.~·.,,. , ... ,·~ ..... :: Tl'le l'"ICll!IOYI BuSl11ell S I r •I I , B o I I o n Flloh Avenol, Sultl lOO. nffl 1.1nder th• flcll!IOUI Diiiy Ptlol July 27. Augult;
-... " .. b"· ··-1-JULY 11 -1173 IN SOOK 0•1"' Pilot Jul, 20 27 ..,...... ,....., " " ,.....,,,., .. ,, ........ ~to•• 02200 liv!ne Calif 927l4 IC.'"'2 ...... ~, o•me or n1m11 10, 17, 19119 ..... "" .... , "" ' • ., ' ...... ,,,,,,,, •• ,,,.,,,,,, •• N•m• flflrfl<l \O 1bove WU M --. .. w... -E ' ' M ' I LU tC TIOUI •u•••••• --·-· 10 the ~t bldd« IOI" 101113 PAGE 933 Of" OF Augull 3 19119 • .,.. " h 0 C t D1¥1d. Q. RodOlfl. 17922 · rog in U UI 1 F TI H1led •bOvl on Augull.
C91h, ~·1 en.di df-n FICIAl RECORDS. -'----· -·----'-'°-"-1 "',~ ... ''°"-.",·,u~d • .,".~!:~ M~y In 1e'.'~ee~n /1 u Fhc:ll Av~. Suite 100. ln1ur1 nc1 Comp1ny. • NAMI! ITATEMENT 19114
Otl. alltll or Ml'9flll blnk, ,AN APPURTENANT NON-1· .;:;.:,, .... ~:.-,-,:=::... NO.F344301 Irvine C•lll. 92714 M,··~11.!.'.!.,=, oor•1!on, The IOllowlng pefsont .,. Johns. H"'Mtld a d'lecll i;lrawn b)' 1 1t1te Of EXCLUSIVE EASEMENT f'tBL.IC NOTICE ,c.~,,-· ,."0 5 ,·;·,, "8-,·,,-,,·, Donald E. Ruuell. 21111 E Th11 bu1ln111 11 c:on-c: o .......,, ... , -309 'e1'1'1 " -doing tiullneu 11· Thi1 1111em1<1I w•• lllld
....... Ctldll unlo<l Of •FOR INGRESS ANO Cw...,,:.,,,," " B•ltlOI Bl'td , Bl!tloa. CA ctuoled by· A Gerllt•I P•rl-v5itor, n8< M oyilon KOLL·KW /REOHILL. ,..llh!he CounlyC1etko!Or-
c!Wckdr1wnby1t•t10tled· EGRESS THROUGHOUT LIQAL"'9LICATION ..... ,,·:,,-,,,,,,1,,010,,,, 92661 rllrthlp tr1110.2 o0tlon astac:nu· 1343 Von K1rm1n A"9nu1. 1n11 County on Jutv 14.
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wo1 11Ylflg1 end loan •1-LOT 15 OF TRAl;T NO. THE ZONtNO AOMINll·, .. ,, .. ,,-,.· •• I•'"'_,,,, Dlvkl W. Ni•. 65 Beecon Tl'll r•gllt1•nt c:om· 111," c" S 17022 N1WPOtt.8Hc:h,C1!1i.1126IO 19 Q K ....
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•·· • , o-k 0005 •• SHOWN ON • T .. TOO --· CITY .... • ..,.,. " •-·· ~~_. 00 ,,,, ••• , ..... .,_ .. . 1mm11. KOll-Coppey Partner&, • ,........... FK:TITIOUt tUllHltl ""' or H"'llO -· , ""' " ......-,,,_ ...,... 0 .. ,011~01 ••·•o• '''' lo 00 Bay. NIWP(>fl Beacn. CA .,....,..,_, -.,,,,,, f oo • A S lo 100 --·· N•MI! OT"TE-ENT 'fltlldtled In Section 5102 of MAP RECORDED JN BOO+< COtTA Mt:tA Will H ..... • ,,,·-,.~::., t-m '' 92112 neu undef lhl lk:UtlOt.11 c," C-,,1 ~,,·71,u 1 · CellfOtnl• Qlf'llrll PMlnlf· P\lbtllhod Of•no-Cout '" '" •
•1ho F1Ntncl1I Cod• •nd 30e, PAQES 27 TO 32 IN· CONMDlRWtlO TNI! l"Ol· ,·,_, . .,, ,,-"::"', .. ,-. ,, Donetd Sutro. 2623 Covt1 bull"'"' name or names lrt1K"' • .' k N 1 17922 11110. 43•3 Yon K1rm1n A~-O•ll~ Piiot July 27. Al.>Oull 3. TM lollowlng P4tl"ton• ''
t•-IHdt oo~·"·--• CLUSIVE Of ••oS -.... ICATION "" ........ ~" ''''" •bo·--"'•Y 2< · Mir llOn, 1nue. N~ Belc:l'I. C1lll 1o •7 1000 doing buli,_111: IU '"" 0 ---"' • LO A : c:er6utc: picern•klrl. he•rt StrMt. Coron• dll Mir. CA .,,. "'' "" ' Fl h A S 1 tOO ' 0 CREE ~ 111111111•. (Cheek• ml.Ill tleCl!LLANEOUS MAPS. IN ZONING ACTION "••-.• ,,,,,,,,,,_,,"' 921!25 1989 IC c·.~. ~.2·1 ,"'' . e2eeo . TH-620 WILL ,w K A ~ p,lyebll 11 lhe llma otule In THE OFFICE OF THE ZA ...... 11 l"Ofl WALTER R. o" ,,·•,•, :•,,,,, mo",',,... Tn11 bu•ln•n wet con-Jonn S. H•gettad lrvT1~1, 'o'. I 1 KW Plltrlflfal'llp, a Ctll· ----------1 SOCIA TE . 11922 Fitch A•
lewf\11 mone~ of lh• United COUNTY RE.CORDER OF ALNRI l'OR A MINOfll , .. ,,, .:·,,,,, m•lrumoo:·,, duc:lld by• A Limited Part-Tlll1 1111ernen1 w•t tiled 0 ",.' byu1.n1G11 i1, ,"",· lornll Limited P•rtnershlp, P\BlJC NOltcE onue. Sun1 100, lrt1lne C111 Slit• of AmlrlC•I It IN SAID COUNTY. CONOtTIONAL USE PER· ~ w 11'1"' will'! tne County Clerk ol Of-UCI • " '""' 1' • 43'3 Von Karman A-...nue. 112714
FR 0 NT 0 F THE . NOTI!: FOR INFOR · ... T TO ALLOW A .... and Olhfw equ1pmenl 1na1 ner '" 1no-County on July 13 nertnlp Newport8eech.Cal1l.l2"0 J(-1 LM S Samm!t. 1792
FLAGPOLES AT THE MAIN MATION PURPOSES ONLY. 80UA"I POOT, ONI· c:111noi be Hiiiy lllf"thild al Thll it•ttment "''' flied 191111 . Tiii r1gl1tr•nt c:om-Thll bu1lne11 ii con· FK:TITIOUS aUSINEIS Fiich AV91llill. Sulle IOC
ENTRY AREA TO PLACEN-THE PURPOSED STREET 81DROOM ACCESSORY ::!:i~~~=~ u~1~~;:~· :-i,:.1n;~~ly!~~I~ ~;~ 1'425121 l'O«ICOCI to trlll~I 1~Ull-dUC1fld by: A General P•rt-NAMI STATEMENT ln11ne Calll 92714
TIA CIVIC CENTER 401·4 11 ADORESS OF SAID LANO APAlllTMENT, AND A MO ''"'""' oa!d• 11 euontll l 19119 Put1111ned O<IIIQ• Co11t ""o •1 under !he C:l I out nwal'll;i Thi lol!owlng per11oOn1 •te S•muei Q Und51a1. 1792
EAST CHAPMAN AVENUE IS: 501 CANCHA tOUAfllE FOOT GARAOI 1.:·,,,. ,_,,., 011~ ........ ,,1 Publl,hed Oiengi Coeit 01lly Piiot July 27, Augu11 3, u1nes1 n1mi or ",•,mei Tl'lt r19!11f•nt c:om · doing bu1loe11 •s. Fiich Aven111. un1 10C
PLACENTIA.CA NEW9()RTBEACH,CALI· LOCATID AT 1115 0"· 1;:fec:uon;•"' " DeilyP•IOIJuly27,AU(lult3. 10, 17 IQ89 ll1tl<l•bo¥$ 1onM•y. 1 4 men<:ed IO l!an1&ct Dull· Tl-IE UNIFORM TREE. ln11rl1C•lll 92714
1111rlgllt,111111nO lnlerfft FORNIA 92680 ANOf AV(NUE IN AN R1 lO, 17. 1989 0 ~--· -----'T"H"-"'""'I Jonn · H'O"lad non under the llc:tlUOUI 2005 W 81lbol Blvd •I 16. K Merk Nelson. 1792 con¥9Y9c1 to end rtaw held AN INSPECTION OF SAID zo..-. ENVIRONMENTAL B«;1u11 !hi 1mounts ol TH-6311 ~ This 11•1"'*11 w•$ hied tlulinffl nomo or n•m&• NIWPOfl Boec:n. C• 112&67 Fitch A"9nlil. Sulll IOC
01 II under Mid Deed of LANO HAS NOT BEIEN OITERMINATION: EX · EtO rllNIMd to tne It· PUBLIC NOTICE wllh Ille County Clerk ol Or-11111<1 ltx>¥e on July 6, 111119 w 1111em Hertler! Marth•Jt. Irvine Calif 927t4
T"* In 11141 property lltu-MADE, ANO NO AS· IMPT. mot;iMr1 tly no1p1t111 1r1 1-----------1---'~=~=~~--Inge Counl~ on Juty 13, R. Rlymond Wlrl• 2005 W. BllbOI Blvd s 111. JOl'ln S H-0111t•d, 17Q2
eted In Mid County, C11fl-SURANCES ARE HEREBY IF 'fOU WI IH TO IO 1m•ll, 111411apo11.1r1 levels , Pl.RIC NOTICE K"'90 191111 F42S120 Thl1 ll•l1ment w111 ll!ld N-port Bl•Cl'I. C1 92661 Fi\c:ll Avflf'lul. Sune 10<
lornll, 0'9Crlblng the lend GIVEN OR IMPLIED AS TO HIOVIDI COMMENTS OR 111 nol 11111sur•t1•1 evtn FtCTITIOUS 8UllNE81 Put1U1ned Or•nge Coast wtll'l ll'IO COYn ly Clerk of Or· Tni. t1u1ln111 11 con· ln1tn1 C1hl 921t4 therein: THE LOCATION OF THE OITAIN fUfllTHER JNFOfl· Ull"G tne mo11 1opn1111c:1led 1<4tt53 NAME ITATEMINT Os!ty Pllot July 27. Augu11 3. •"'9'11 Counly on July t9. Oucled ay Aro lndlvldu11I C1r1 F W!llgerotll. 1792
PARCEL 1: LAND HEREIN DESCRIBED, MATION, PLfA81 CALL dltec:llon ln1trumen11. Tile FK:TITIOUS 8USWE:SI TM IOllOwlng per-1 1r1 10, 17, 19119 19119 FU57S1 Tn• r1t;1 l11r1n1 c:om-F11cn A....-, Su111 10C
LOT 10 OF TRACT NO TM 1treet addrMI 1na TMI '1.AHNtNO DIVISK>N amoun11 ol EtO r1leul0 NAME ITATIMINT dolnt:I bulinon u : lH-124 Putlllll'led Or•nt;1i Co•" mencec1 to 1ran1ac1 buSI· ln1lne C1MI. 92114
ff05, tN THE CITY OF NEW-other t:0mmon dMlgn•tlOn. AT 1114) 754-SMI. C:lr1.inly CW not l..efl begin 7fll lollowlng persons l<I KOLL~ 4343 Von 1----------·IDally P+1ot July 27, Augusl 3, nen undef tile !1c11t1ou5 D1v1d G Rodgetl. 1792
PORT BEACH, COUNTY OF If eny of tfll real properly PWtlttlted Or1r1tt1 C•••I to IPpl"OICh 1n1 le"9!1 !hit dollltjj 1>u'1""1 •• K1rmlll A¥9flll8, ~POfl f'UBllC NOTICE 10. 17. 19119 bullno11 n1me or name' F•tc:M A"9nUI. Su;11 10C
ORANGE,STATEOFCALl·d•1crlti1-d •bov1 II D .. JPllo1Jutr21,1tff n1ve aeen es11bl!thed a~ KOLL-KW /GAROEN Bl•ch.C1111.Q2660 1--;:;e;;;:;;;u;o;;;;;;;;;,-1_.:...:__.:_ __ _!T~H~-!·~3· Hllld lbOVI on AUtjjUSI 1. lrvlnoC1!11 9?7t4 FORNIA, AS PEFI MAP RE· purported to be: Th6M botn tne S1•11 ar,d the Fed· GROVE. 43•3 Von K1rman Donald M. Kou. 4343 Von FK:TITIOUS 8UllNESI 11189 New Engl1nd Mu1u11 Lil
CORDED IN BOOK 3011. 501 CANCHA era.I Governmenl IS a Hie Av1nu1. Newoo•I Bll•Cn. K1rm1n Avenue, flllwporl NAME ITATl!MENT Plllt.IC N011C[ WiHl•m Hertlltl Mtrtn•n ln1ur1nc:1 Comp•ny.
PAGES 27 TO 32 IN· NEWPORT BEACH, CA P'tllllC N()TlC[ lomtt loi OC:OUplllOn•l I•· Cell! 92600 8"c:h, Celll i2e&O Tllll lollowlntjj person• •r• Thl1 ll•tement w11 flied M1 ... chuMlll c:0tP01•toor<
CL US IVE 0 F M 1 S-i2M0 1--~=====~-·I PO'"'' Ho-ver.1n k19Ping Koll-Copley P1r1n1rs. I lee C S1mml,, 17922 dolfltjj tlUlinlll '' 1'4UI& lfPlll'l..ll'!e County Clerk or O!-C:IO Copley R11I ESlltl Ad
CELL.ANEOUS MAPS, IN The uriOeralgnod Tru,tee FK:TITIOUI 8U .... ESS w•1h tne n1·,. Pr090'lt1on 65 .CAl1!0tnl1 general partner-Fltc:h Aver>lill. trvlno. C•Hf Dominion Adve<1 11lnt;1. P:ICTITIOUI aUllNESS 1ngo County on July 1•. vllOtl , Inc:, 3119 Boy1110
TMI! OFFICE OF THE dllClllmllnJlllbll!lyloriny NAMI ITATl!MENT tegulet1ons. •I 11 Col1e91 11llp, 43•3 Von K1rm1n Av· 92714 10491 Cowan H11lgl'll1. · NAMl 8TATIMENT 1989 StrH1, Bo11on. Mes1ec:hu
COUNTY RECORDER OF Incorrect-of thl •lrHI Thi lollowlng persons are H08P•l•I Cotll M111's t•-1nu1, Ne'"'P0'1 8e11c:h . Cel<I. O•Yld P. Mlddlemas, 5 In· Sant• An•. CA 92705 Trtl followfng per1on1 ete FQ52H 11111 021111
SAID COUNTY. eddr"' and other common dolrltjj bulln••• 11· 1pon11b•llly lo inform you. 92660 v1rri11s. N1wpor1 Be1c:n. St1!1n Boedeker. HMi 1 dolnt;1 bullneU 11· Putlhthed Orl"'9'11 Cou1 lnter11J Comp•ny, • Ttn
EXCEPT THEREFROM dfflgn•llon, 11 airy-, 11\own World Cl•1& M•1•1tlnt;1 our community, the! moet KW P•rlno•,tllp, 11 C1li· C•lll 92660 eo...1ri HeiQhlS. S•nl• An•. T.J . MAXX. 1437 E.111 Dally Piiot July 27, AuguiJI 3 nene c:or;iorallon. N1t1on1
Al-COIL. Oil RIGHTS, MIN-hll' .. n. 30111 Glbralllr, Cott• M!IM tw•Pll•ll ull and ern11: E10 !0tn!1 L1m1led P1rtner"1lp, Everelt 01YlS. Ill. P 0 Bo• CA 92105 !(111111 Avonu1. Or•nQe. 10. 17, 1989 Liii Cerner. Nltn'lllll, Ten
EAALS, MINERAL RIGttTS, S•ldN11"'111bemade.but CAll2626 1n the course ol pro...tdlfli 43•3 Von K1r man Avenue. 1616, R1nc:no Sen!• Fii Jlson J•COtlton 930 N Celtl 92687 TH·629 n.,_37250
1'1ATURAL GAS RIGHTS witnoul CO\ICW\lnt or wer-Konf!lth L Sullen. 3078 nor IT'ii O~!oenl c:ere. Newport Se•c:ll. C1!1I 92660 Cell! 92067 Muds. Or1091. CA 92669 7he T J)( Ooe••!•ng Corn· Th11 bu11ne11 11 c:on
A N D o T H E R rinly. 1~pru10t Implied,,._ Glbf•1t11, Cotl• Mesa, c.-. .T.n1-piim•ry concern ot Tn•1 ous•n•1• " c:on· Tlmotny L Str•der. 230t Tti11 bu11ri111 os c:on-p1nlel, lnc:.-Dele'"'''" PUBLIC NOTICE duc:tld tly A G1tnera1 P•fl
HYDROCARSONS av g•rdlr'lg title, POlffllllon, Of 112'26 our noso+t~l It lhl p.ovld•ne dueled by A General P•rt-Dupont, Sune 400, lrvm1. ducted by 1 gene••I 0•11-Thll t1u11n111 " con· norilllp
Wl'+ATSOEVE R NAMEoncumbr111ee1. to pay !he Tiii• bu1ln111 +1 con· ot 1nin•gn1$lqull1tyotc:1ra nershlp Cal•I Q271 5 rlflfltllP llUC:ledby·A Corpora\lon II:_. Tile r•t;1 l1tr1n 1 c:om
KNC>WN THAT MAY BE ren\&lr>lng ptlnclpll sum ol d\.lcled by an lnd1v!du11 To 1n1r ena we h•v11nd wm Tne r1Ql1tr•"'I c:om-KOll-Copi.y P1rtner1. • The ret;111tr1nl c:om· Tfli1 r1g11tr•nt c:om-FICTITtOUI 8USINEIS ma~ 10 l•&nlKI bu11
Vl(rTMIN OR UNDER THE the not.Cl) HCUrl<I by Mid Thi r1gl11r1nt com· c:ont,n.ie 10 UMI EIO r1spon-menc:ed to lr1n1•c! l>u'i-Cll!lornll ~II P•rlne<· menoed IO 11•n11c:1 au ... mlflCOd 10 l1•ntec:t bUI'-NAMI IT AT'EMINT non under the lic:llhou1
PAACEL Of' LANO HEREIN· Deld ot Truit. with lnlll'UI menced 10 tranMoCt 01.111-1o1tl!) 1n orll&f to m•t.e thOS1 nes1 under tn1 llC:llllOul 1nlp, 4343 Von Karman Av-nOll under the flc:l1l•OUS fllU under !he l!Cl•l<OUI Thi !<>flowing pef5onl •re bul!f!CIS' nlllll Ot n•met
A Io v E o Es c R ! e E o thefton. al provldld In u ld llMI under th• nc1111ou1 M!e-1avinQ procldufes •v•ll-b1.111ne11 n•me Of n11mes 1tnue. N•wport Beacn. C111f bu1lnen n1mo or n1me1 bullrieu n•me Ot n111111 doing buai""I 11. lilted 1b0v• on M•y 24
TOGETHER WITH THE PER-no111C•), 1e1v1nce1, 11 any, bullnost n1m1 Of nemlt!i •tile to 01.1r p1Uent1 and to 111tod Ibo.,,. on J1.1ly 6, t989 92660 lllled 1bove on nl• 11111<1 •Cove on June 13, WILLOWS CONCORO 1111!9
NT UAL RIGHT OF DRILL· und•r thl tetml o1 uld Deed lllled lboW on I / 15/19 protec! them Ir Om 1111· R Alymond W1rll KW P1r1no•1nl;i. • C1l1-Jason J•c:obson 19111 VENTURE. 17922 Fltc:n Av-Jonn S. H-011!•d
INQ, MINING, EXPLORING o1 Trull, !-. c:l'lat'Off er1<1 l<ennelh L. Sutton th11111en•n9 1ntec:lion1 Thi1 llaternenl wit l1le0 lornla Lln'llted P1rtnersnlp. Thll ll•tement _, lolfld Jay H. M11trer, Sec:rlllf}' enue. Sulll 100. lrvlnl C1lll ftu1 111ternlflt w1' fill<:
ANO OPEMTING THERE-IJ.Plfllft ot 1114 TrullM and Thll 1111~1 '"''' filed One otn1r ltSlld t;hen'llCll wltl'I Ihm Count)' Clefk OI Or-C:IO The Kofi Comp•n1, 4343 with !hi County Cler~ ol Or-Thie lt•lement wit filed Q2714 with the County Clerk ol Of
fOfll ANO STORINO IN ANO ol 1114 trulll c:r1•tl<I tly &lld with Ille County Clerk Of Or-aen111no M•y 11$0 tie pifl· 1no-County on July 19. Von K1rm1n Avenll8, New-1no-Counly on June 28 . ...tlh lf'll Coun!y Cler~ ot Or-Lii C S1mm11. 1792? lngeg COYnly on July 13
REMOVING THE SAME De1C1 of Tru" 1W9 County Of'\ June 27 lfll in vlPO'I 11lea5ld in !hi 19119 port Beech. Call! 92660 1989 ~ County on July 10. Filch AVtnlill. Su1t1 100. 1989
FROM SAID LAND OR ANY The tot•I 1mount of the 191111 F4235111 M'T'irnedrale en'l'l<Onment sur-F425132 Tlllt bullnOI' II COil· FUS411 1989 F42 ... 2 !rt1IM Cllll 92714 FU51:tl
OT"4ER LAND, INCLUOINQ uop1IO btl1nc1 of the obi!· PuDlltllOod Orllltjjl Coal! 1ound•ng Ille not0il•l"1 luel Published Otlntjje Co111 ducted by: A G-r•! P1rt· P1.1t1lilllld Ot1nge Cotti Published Or1ng11 Co1st John S H1901t1d, 17922 Publ~lhld Ortntjjl Coe11
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Tangy .barbecue chicken Rlum good
A warm summer night is ideal
for barbcc~ina and what better
way to barbecue than with a com-
bination of chicken and sweet and
tangy fresh California plums.
Plum Good Barbecue Chicken
makes a delicious summer entrec.
Fresh California plums are pureed
with Worcestershire sauce. catsup.
onion and vinegar for a tangy
basting ,auce and an enticing
chunky plum rehsh to be served
with the chicken.
Skewered (.'hu:l..cn and Plun1
Barbecue l·on1bines chicken ;============================::;) breasts and (rcsh c·alifornia plun1 -ISN~T YOUR CHILD
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PLUM·GOOD
BARBECUED CHICKEN
3 fre1 b Ca lifornia red plums
'• cup brown sugar (packed )
1, cup catsup
1;, cup green onion, sliced
2 tablespoons vinegar
l teaspoon \\'orceslershlre
sauce
14 teaspoon salt
'Ii cup rose wine
11, cup celery, finely chopped
14 cup green pepper, finely
chopped
4 small chicken halves•
Pit and chop plun1s. Place in
blender; blend s1nooth to n1('asurc
t cup puree. ,.\nd sugar. catsup,
onion, vinegar. \\1orrestershirc
sauce and sall: bk·nd sn1001h.
Turn out and di' 1de 111 half. about
1;, cup each .. ·\dd u'1nc to one
ponion for basting sauce for
chicken. Stir celcr~ and green pep-
per into second portion; set aside
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Place chicken, bone side up. on
grill or broiling pan. Grill abou1 S
incht·s fron1 heat 15 minutes.
Turn chicken and brush with
plun1-...,·ine basung sau1:e.
·continue to grill or broil 15
minutes, brushing often "'1th bast·
ing sauce or until . chicken is
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g.latcd and browned. Serve with
plun1 relish. 4 servings. Prep--
arat1011 t1n1 e: 40 minutes.
•or. use 2 lar&er halves, scpar·
ating leg and thigh from breast to
make 4 servings.
SKEWE RED CHICKEN
AND PLUM BARBECUE
2 whole chicken breasts,
halved, boned, skinned
Teryaki Gla1e
6 fresh California plums.
halved, pitted
Slice chicken lcngthv.•ise into 1/i-
inch th ick strips and marinatl' in
Tenyaki Glaze I hour. Thread
chicken and plums on skewers.
Cook about 5 inches above hot
coals about 8 10 JO minules. turn-
ing once and basting often . '''ith
Teryaki Glaze or until ch icken is
done. Baste "'ith Teriyaki Glaz~
bc:fore serving. 4 servings. Prep-
aration tin1e: 25 minutes. Plan
3head: n1arina1c.
Terl ya kf Gla:r:e: Combine :!/1 cup
water. 11, cup soy sauce. I/, cup
sherry. 2 tablespoons sugar, 4 1ea-
spoons cornstarch and I table-
spoon grated fresh ginger roo1 in
saucepan. Heat until n1ix1urc boils
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NEW 'i10RK -Cas:.croles art·
appearing on faniil y dinner and
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John Cc\auro. cllccutive vice
presidcn1 of 4C Foods. attributes
this trend to robust. hcan)' and
homcn1adc fare to a return 10
tradition. including ··comfort
foods."
The follo .... ·1ng are. some sugges-
tions for quick and _easy vegetable
cassl·rolcs.
FESTIVAL TAMALE PIE
l pound 1rouad beef
•t. pound port 11uuge
One 1-pownd can tomatoes
One 1%-o unce can corn niblcts
1 i,.i, teaspoons chill powder
l n teaspoons sall
18 pitted ripe 1reen olives
'f• cup flavored bread <:,rumbs
I c up milk
z eus. 1"1!11 beaten
1 c11p grated Cheddar cheese (6
ouncet)
Brown beef and sausage in large
skillet; drain off fat . Add
tomatoe~-c6rn. chi11 J)O"Wder and
salt. Bring to a boil. Pour into 9-
inch square baking dish. Press
olives into mixture. Combine
bread crumbs with milk and eggs.
Spoon over meat mix1urc.
Sprinkle \\'ilh cheese. Bake in
preheated )SO-degree F Oven for I
hour. Makes 6 to 8 servings.
BROCCOLI ONION DELIGHT
-3· caps sfeamea-fresb broccoli
1c.,_.i1
! e9p1 wHle small oaJoas
% talillnpooa1 butler or mar-
farble z __ , .. .,.
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l c.p plala ltrea4 cnmll1
14 C11P anle4 PIU1llftUI -
oP broccoh into mcdium-
sized p!eces. Steam, then drain.
Boil onions in salted water until
tender, aboul 10 minutes. Drain.
In saucepan, melt butter or mar-
prine. Blend in flour. sal\ and
~r. Add milk.
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Tum into 11>-<(uan ..-dlsb.
llUe in 32~ F oven for 2$
minuiet.
Moy . be PRPOftd ahad and ~tee! at this point. When
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Eighth Annual 'Super Bowl' of Surfing Returns To lIB Pier
By BAR RY f AULK ER
Rilling a seven-year reign as
the sport's premier contest, the
Op Pro urfing Champion bip
return to Huntington Beach,
bfginnang Monday with · a new
and improved format.
The eighth annual event, con·
tested on the south side of the
Huntington Beach Pier, will add
amateurs to the u ual gathering
of the world' top men and
women profe ional
The inaugural Op Junior will
· • begin Monday . follo¥ied by the
pro men' trials and the men'
and ¥.omen's main t>vents
throughout the week .
final are on tap undav.
beginning at 8 a.m.
An $80.000 prize purse will
be offered, as well as the AA -
rated points toward the overall
Association of urfing Pro-
fessionals tour world · cham-
pionship.
Tom Curren. who lasl year
captured his third Op Pro crown
with a comm anding final victor
over Cary Elkerlon. will b<-
arnong those vying for the men\,
Litle.
It will be the first competiti\•e
appearance for the 25-)ear-old
Santa Barbara re ident. who ha
missed all njne A P event-thu-.
far while laking lime off to
devote to hi newborn child.
Cu:rttn, a three-time world
title winner who became men· overcome rustiness as "ell a a
ca· s foremost champion. mu t top-notch field to defend hi
--------------------'------crown. r------------------------, Among the top contenders will
I AJM F jJC PMSS I be defending A P world cham-1 I pion Barton Lynch.
I I L nch, an Australian. wall be
·I I trying to repu1 his 1987 Op Pro
I I victory. I I Current overall point::. leader
I Non-Sale items only Coupon expires 8-31 -89 I Mar11n Po11er (Great Britain) will
which ha earned him a 1.170-
point cu hion over second-place
Derek Ho of Hawaii.
Australian Br •ce Ells 1 cur-
rent! third overall.
A quartet of ustraltan stand·
outs are also expected to threaten
Curren· reign. including 1897
world cha mpion Damien
Hadrman. former two·time world
title holder Tom Carroll. Elkerton
and 1986 Op Pro runner-up Glen
Wanton.
World champion Fra<>d.t
Zamba , a two·time Op Pro \\Ill·
ner. headJjne the women· field.
wrucb was topped last venr 11'
an Clemente re id nt Joq.1
mi th.
Smith, the first Orange Count\
competitor to win an Op Pro
defeated Austaiian. Pam Burrid J?•'
in the 1988 final.
Burridge finished se<·on<l o' 1•r
all to Zamba last vear. ''hilt·
mith faded to ninth'.
Wendy Botha. the \\Orld .rntl
Op Pro champion in 1987 Jl .. o
will return, as wilJ Lagun.1
Beach's Alisa Schwarzstein. 1\lh
an th~. world last \ear. and antJ
Barbara ·s Kim ~learig. 'f'nth
overall in l 988.
Australians JodlC ooper .111.I
Pauline Menczer. ranked four1 h
and fifth respectavelv la~I H'ar.
hould aJso contend.
Annual crowd for the."~ up1•r
Bo"I" of profe ional.. urfinc
have topped l 00,000 for tlw
week-long event, indudinf. .1
final-day gathering of bet\lie1·11
30.000 and 50,000. I 17362 leach Blvd. I tr to continue his fast start. IHu~ln~onBe~h 841~7~1 ~C~l~T~V~~~~H~U~~~~,N~G~i~m~~~~a~e~A~J~:~4~1~ L------------------------~
SALUTES THE 1989
OP PRO SURFING CONTEST .
And the Outstanding ~ Md Women
Competing on the Water at
W• Bannletet, Meyor
Tom Mays, MtlYOf Pro Tern
John er.kine
List of Champions Keys Op Pro Legacy
1988
America's .foremost ·urfing
star. Tom Curren, capturt'd his
third Op Pro men's titlt'.
Curren's victon• \\a hi third
in a fave-conte t sw111Et for the
Santa Barbara native. who failrd
10 conte11d for the ovt'rall A P
titl because or a decreased con-
t(' t appearances.
Curren topped Australian
Gan Elkerton with a pair or 5-0
heat v1ctone~ to do'-e ou t a
dominant pt>rformanee lK'forf' ap·
prox1matrh 30.000 fin.il-da'
sprctator!.-.
San Clementt''s Jorja Smith
earned her bigge t cart't'r virtorv
b) defeating runner-up Pam Hur-
ndge or Au traha .
1987
Barton Lynch util1tecl "t'' rral
rides through the pit'r to d<'rt'at
up tart Hawaiian Sunll\ Carria
to complete an ine1denl-f r<•f' MX·
<la, t'H'nt.
An t'a rl1er (August) rnntr:.-t
chite. J i> \\ell as increa-.ed rro\\J
poli<'lng. pron·d effe1't1H' m
~.50 Breakfast Specials
Diced Ham, Scrambled Eggs, 2 Pancake
or
I Egg, 2 Stripa"'Bacon or Sausage
and 2 Cakes
Monday through Frida)' 7:(X') a.rn.-1 l:<X> a.m.
el1m111atang riotang prohll'lll::-that
marred tht' 198() t'\l'nl.
Gar1·1a ('apllvateJ th1· nnwJ.
surfing through nine trial ht>ah to
athancr to the final.
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overall A~P tttlt'. l·aptun•d th1•
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dominant 'url..r:-. 11111 tlw lu1·~ ol
thr drJ\\ µtttf'd thf'rn Jp.11n:.t onf'
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By GREG HERNA DEZ Things for Your Head. a gift and year for her Main tre~t busi·
Businesses in downtown Hunt· souvenir shop on Pacific Coast ne~.
ington Beach are gearing up for Highway. ..Our bu iness goes up about
the 1989 Op Pro urfing Cham· The clo ure of the lluntmgton I 00 pt>rt'ent.'. said Gaffney. a
pionshJp. Beach Pier la!)I ·ummer has former profes ional surfer.
The contest, one of the major meant a 40 percent dropoff in he aid the profits made
stops on rht: Associa tion of urf· business for Mic:hael Channani. during the Op Pro help pa) for
ing Professionals tour. is ex· who owns four l>earh rlothing mosr of her bills the rest of rhe
pccted to bring thousands of stores across the slrf'cl from the year.
visitors to the cit Monday pier. "All the contestants come in
through August o. He looks to the Op Pro as a here to eat at lt>ast on~ during
With Main Street just a chance to make up for a slow the contest and we look for\\ard
stone's throw awav from the summer. to 11. h's great to see e\eryone
contest, which take place just .. We expect at least 20 per· from all over the world," Gaffney
south of the pier. downtow'1 cent more bU!)ines . 11 ·~ alwa •s said.
merchants are eagerly a\\a1ting the highpoint for u . " Channani For Michelle Turner. owner
this annual economic boo t. said. and OP,Crator of The Sugar hack
··J think all the shop!) in this Jan Gaffney. owner and opcr· on Main Street. the Op is al o a
area experience a urg<> in bu si· ator of Jan's Health Bar for the busy time.
ness during the conte t. •· said Bill past 20 years. said the Op Her small restaurant, a down.
Wargin. assi!.>tant manager at contess the highlight. of the town fixture since 1966. is a ::::::=======================::11 regular dining top for man) of Ii the top pros. mfololl
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"Bu iness usuallv doubles. \\ e
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said.
Turner said she ca11 usually
count on a visit from the large
contingent of Hawaiian com·
petitor • including Derek Ho.
ranked fotJrth in the world in
I 988.
Ho i also expected to appear
at Chud. L>ent ~ urf Center.
Form er Champs Among
Men's Top 10 For 1988
NO. 2 OA~llE HA RDMA \
llardman ~on an Associa:1on
of urfing Profe '!.>ional record
seven events. but still could not
defend has 1987 world tit1e
From Narabeen. Australia .
Hardman. then 22. wa the
youngest man to win a worlJ
title. along with Tom Curren.
Hardma·n \\-On seven of the
eight finals he \\a m. lo. ing
onl) to Robbie Page in 1 he
Marui Pipeline Masteri. <'Olll·
petition.
During one five·\\-C('k span
last svmmer, Hardman cap·
turcJ the Aloe p Cup. the Sf.a
Harve~r International anJ th<'
A.-\·rated 'undek Oa I<'.
He ~ent on 10 takt> tht> 1101
Tuna urfma ter compet111on.
and the £ukad1 Rip Curl Put.a~
Pro. as well as thr lzu Marui
\\ave Pool and the AA·ratt>d
BHP Steel International.
He turned pro in 1984. aft<'r
winning the Au s trailian
Amateur Junior Title.
In four sea!)Qn., he ha " fin·
ished fifth or better 33 time .
including I 2 career 'wtones.
His career .earnings aft er la:.!
year '~ere SJ46.485.
NO. 3 TOM Cl\RROLL
In his firi.t injun .frrr ~ason
ince 1981. Torn Carroll \\On
$15,000 at thr llnrd Rot'k
Cafe \'\ orlJ Cup 111 llawaii .
The onl~· profe 1onal urf n
to finish in tht-top four for
seven traight 'ears. Carroll
rmssed fi, e event:. rn I <>88. hut
fini shed ninth al dw :-<'a:-un-
finale Billabong Pro.
ln the top 16 l>llH'f' 1981 . lw
has made itlOre lllOIW\ IOUll 811\
other profe 1onal !)Urfer. ra pi<l·
I} approaching 300.000.
His 1988 ($65.750) wa.., the
M.'Cond h1ghe I ingle·st>ason
total e\er.
from ewport. \u tralia. he
earned back·to·ba(·k \\Orld title:-
m 1983-84 and 1984·85.
Last year. thr ~6.yrar·old
Carroll took conserntive vie·
tories in the Latanau Pro. the
Rip Curl Pro Lande and the
Hang Loose Pro. all ·\.\·rated
· (See Champ . Page I I)
Zamba Back Atop ASP Women 's Tour
Frieda Zarnba remember lht>
da' he forever r ha ng<'d
,,omt'n ·ii profe ional urfing.
··1 remember being in 'JUll t' J
d,w·. ... she rel' ailed. "berauM>
t"' 1•11 1hough wave were crumm)
j,, Pven•one else'!> btandard ....
llW\ \\CH' the be t rd :.een all
~u111111er.
"'I "as ha ving a lot of fun
,urltng the ~ay rd alwa~<; 'iUrft>il
.and wmning. ·· continued thc
~ l.1l!ll'r Beach. Fla. natl vt'.
I ht> :!4· ·ear-old standout "a'
r ••lt•rr111g to the I Q8:! \1aLd.i
\\ 11rne11·~ urLport Cham·
p11111~h1p an Cardiff. Calaf.
fht>n a "h" 17 .q•ar-olJ.
Lynch ...
t ~ rurn Page 4)
1111· Jt the P1pehnt' to OH'rh1!..1•
1118 7 \\Orld champ Dam1cn
llardman and Tom Carroll.
Lvnch did not \\in an £>\<'Ill
1m11f miJ. ovember and he d1dn·1
,, m again until the Billa bong Pro.
ltu1 h1. consi tencv wa the ke\.
I le fi nt!>hed thi~d or bettt'r in
l ~ rnnle t and "a in th<' top
thr<'e overall tn all but the fir .. 1
Zamba departf'd from her fi r...1.
e\'er plane tltf!hl and prrw<'t>dcd
10 dom1na1e ~•x "tra1gh1 hf'at~
agatn I 1he world"::-i?rt>ate:.t ... urf.
ers.
"I was doing roller coa:otf'r>-.
being aggrt>>-::.ive domg 1h1nµ. ...
the other:. haJn"t realh """11
lrom a woman before:· /.amk1
explaineJ.
.. I madt' a lot of people rnc11I
that Ja' :· :.ht' ddded. a 1111~
che' 1ou:-~r111 '''t'eping <H'rn"'
her face .
mce ht•r au-.p11·1ou... df'l1111.
lamba ha-. won lour "orld ch.1111·
p1onsh1p:. m :-f'\f'l1 ea<-011!-on tlw
·h o-Ot'ta t 1011 ol ~urfinE? Pro-
~uarter of the *.i,,.on.
L'nd1. 1ht" lQ87 Op Pr11
champion. had ll('f'n m content1u11
tor "orld rha rnpion~h1p 111
pre' IOU!. -.(•a:-on:.. hut haJ nr' Pr
fin1 hed ont' off.
One of the sporfs most col-
orl ul and oul poken competitors.
L) nch 1i. an outstanding am-
bassador for urfing and i uni-
ver:oalh resperted bv his pet>r<;.
lie occupies a po ition on th·
A ·p Exe<·utive Board and is
.ictt\l' 1n the media "ith hi o"n
11 ... 1onal!> tour.
With ht'r lour titlt'.,. 1ndudmg
1hreP .. 1ra1#?.nl from IQ8-l-198h.
L.unba Jt>lntd ·\u-,1rc1l1a11 ~tar~
H1charJi. a:. th1' onh four-1 11n<'
'H1rld 111 IP "m1lt'rl-.
Furt her .\Sf' rc•rnrd-. al-.o r£>·
lll't"l ~11l1a':, <loininanc!'.
She 1:. the all-t1111t> lt>a<ln in
"'' rnt Vll'torir l l 4) and career
t'Jrntng ... ($03.blH)) .
Her !>eH'n lop-<•1ght sea:o(.>nS
.ire toppc-d unh b\ Parn Burridge
.ind -,h<· ha ... llt'' er fint..,hc-d lo" er
than 't'\ t>n1 h
'he·.., won l I h one-one-one
ht>al .... "htlt· lo ang onh 39.
tSet> /.1mlia. P.iw· 81
'"'"'"'Pdf'l'r 1·11lu111n.
'':'url m~ 1.. t lw .. port ol ilw
1w-.:· ht' .. aul.
.. In a \\oriel "hnf' p<'r .. onal
lreedom .111d 1ndl\ uh1al11' ar<'
beco1111ng hardN and l\Jrdt'r 1u
come b). surfing 1 the pcrf eel
sport reaction. urtform. lifo-
:.1 yle for self-t>xpre!>:.1on free-
dom and ert'atw1ty:·
Earlier thi "t'ason. hr joined
Carroll. Tom Curren and Tom~n
a the onh .,urfer:. to ,urpa "
$200.000 m l'are r earrnng., .
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Fr~ Z.mba h• earned the ..,oll9 of vlctory.3 times at Op Pro.
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Lo cals Chase Their Dreams in Trials
With tht> addition thi~ \ear of
the Op Junior to an alreadv right
men· and women·s schedule .
one da) of local trials has been
:.acrificed at the 1989 Op Pro.
The local trials. featuring
:.l·oret. of less· heralded surf er:.
from Huntington Beach and all of
Orange County. had been a fea-
ture unique to the Op Pro. But
this yea r's trials will follow the
tour-wide A P forma t. according
to ASP pokesman Meg
Bernardo.
··They'll be 92 trial1sts and
they will be determined from an
Tradition ...
(from Pagt' 3)
another m one of the most
memorable semifinal heats in
conte t history.
The classic .confrontat ion play-
1UN.._..lllvd.
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explained.
The trial . consi tm~ of four-
man heats, provide a gr('at op ·
portunity to gam a major l.,reak-
through against the \\orld'b top
pros.
The extensive trial~ procc:.s
usua lly weeds out the inexperi·
enced participants. hut an ~
casional cind rella story. like that
of Huntington Beach"t. ea Post
m 1987. makes the earl -round
heal!> worth corning out for.
Post, who will be a junior at
Huntington Beach High nt;xt fall.
ed to the large t crowd t>ver 10
watch a t.urf con te t (nearl
100.000). It climaxed when the
Occhilupo outpaddled the then-
two-Lime defending world champ
lo the praont bou to secure the
final ride of 1he heal.
ha:. "tnce gone on to dominate
the amateur rank:.. "'inning world
and national title:. an the women·
di\ 1 aon.
he made her debut in a pro
conte:.1 al tbt> 1987 Op Pro and
advanced to the main event
where she placed equal ninth.
For her efforts, Post was
named the..-ro~t&tandtng
amateur.
Among the Huntington Beach
wave riders who have competed
m previous trials rpunds are John
Parmenter. Scott Farnsworth.
(See Trials. Page 10)
That ride proved to be the
difference a Occhilupo went on
to defeat fellow Aus ie Glen Win-
ton m the final to win his second
traight Op Pro ti tle.
f rieda Zamba. from Flagler
Beath. Fla .• topped the women'
NM Poet
field. en
straight
pion hip.
route to her third
A P world cham-
1985
The Australians launched an
aJl -out assault on Curren 's two.
year stranglehold on the Op Pro
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Zamba ...
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Zamba ·~ four "'orld 11111·
seasons t'iH"h }]a H' their o'' 11
ston .
. ~fter linishang .,erond O\ er all
to Meang in I Q83. h<' \\C'lll on
a rampage winning li\'I.' f'\ t'nli-in
l 984, :.till a single-S('a:.on rt>cord.
In 1985. she hoverf'd 111 M'<'·
ond and third place for rnu r h ol
the year. then "'ent to Au tralia
and pulled out a second traigh1
ASP title b · \\mmng the peedo
Open and Belr Ed lk.ilt' 8000
in consecu1ive weel~.
Last year. howc\er. larnlia
redjscovered her con 1 tf'nn .
crown.
Occhilupo wa ablt' to outpoint
Curren for the \\In.
Australian Jodie Cooprr
earned the \\Omen \ title.
1984
The final was a rematch of tht>
1982 champion hip heal "'hrn
Au ie Cheyne Horan forttd Cur-
ren mto an uncharacteristit• inter·
ference violation.
This time. however, Curren.
gamed revenge an the mall ron-
ditions. earning h1 second Op
Pro utle.
Frieda Zamba emerged a the
top women's competitor.
1983
#
For the first time ever, l\H)
Californian met an the final of an
international event.
Curren and JOt'y Buran put on
a classic duel , highlighted by a
high-Oying Currt-n re-entry.
wtuch secured his first Op Pro
crown.
Kim Mearig won the women '5
crown en route to a world cham·
pionahip campaign.
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(From Page 9)
She is currently the fourth nil·
time money maker. i:;urpassing
SS0,000 early this season.
She has six caretr victories.
NO. 5 PAULINE MENCZER
During her first full season on
the ASP tour, Menczer garnered
a fifth·place rating and the ASP'!'
Most Improved Woman SurfN
award.
She won the AA·rated Arena
Surfmaster in f rant·t>. defeating
Californian Alisa Schwarzstein.
The victory put a cap on a hot
streak that featurt>d third·plat'<'
fini hes in the Poi vr<' Blanc Pro
and the llot Tuna urfmasters.
both AA·rated event . and .t
second·plac·e fini h in the \r\\·
castle Ct \\-omen· s Classic.
"he ah,o finishC'J ninth in thf'
"unset H.·al·h Sun\\C'ar 'W onwn·,
Pro.
Menrzn. first t.uted turr11 n~
head three years ago· when she
upset Pam Burridge and Frieda
Zamba in Juel heat action.
She turned pro in 1988 follow-
ing a victory in the World
Amateur Championships in
Puerto Rico.
Though entering just t hr~e
rated events as a rookie, she
finished 15th ovc.>rall.
Her top finish that year wa a
i.econd at the MBF Women'
Oassic
From Bondi Beac-h. Australia.
the l 8·year-old sensation i con·
sidered a potential world cham·
pion hip contendt"r this st'ason.
NO. 6 All A _CH'W AR ZSTEI:'\
Schwarzstein. a Laguna lkach
resident. returne<l IQ the top C'ight
last vc.u. after lo:.mg her *<'Jed
pos111on the.> \ear llt'fore.
'he fini hed filth in &'\'fll of
I 0 event:-. an<l "a~ second 111 the
.\..\..rat •d .\rt'llJ . urfrna,tni-
rnrnpet1t mn m f rarirt>. Kkn ftle1rtg of..,. .. ..,.,.,. won the ASP tltle In 1113 end hH
\\1th $23.360 <"ar<'t>r ear111nEt" twice been MCOnd. She ftna.hed Mventh owereff In 1•.
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1987. she finished fourth ovrrall.
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NO. 7 KIM MEARIG
Competing in all I 0 \~P
e'"ent last sea .. on. ~lf'ari~
reached thf' top ei~ht for tht•
::.1x1h con"erutive Sf'a1-on.
The l5·vear·old \f'lt'r.1n 11 thl·
only surft'r in h1liton 10 \\Ill J
\\O~ld championship LJ\ Hlrfinft
through tlw trials for an entire•
!>t'ason. She arcornpli!>hed that
ft>JI in I 983.
Meang. of Carpc>ntt'na. madt•
11 to the i-f'rmfinals in four c•\'Pnt ..
la!> I vcar. mcludin~ the> St uhbw-.
Pro. tbe MBF flead:.tJrt. and tlw
X~AX Classic.
Ranked 18th in I <>8:!. hrr
rookie st'aM>n. ~leari~ ·" ri:-" 10
\\Orld charnpt0nsh1p 111 l 98J
marked the greatl' t onf'·\ '""
11nprovern('rtt in .\. P '"'mrn ·.,
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~learig narro\\h m1 ~<l .i .. e1·.
ond ~orlJ title m I 987. "1nrnnj.!
the Belrs (Juit Pro. "t'•'ond 111 th1·
0 f){'edo Ma ters e\f'nt and third
in the M HF \\ ornrn ·" Cla~ w
An acfompli hcd mus1c1an.
Mearig O\\O fivl' c·areN victoru•"
and S4J,060 career earninE!li·
0 . 8 TO:\I \\YER
Sawyer. of Manlv. AU!Stralm.
turned in her best p<-rforrnam·r"
in big urf to reach the.-!-('rnifinJb
m the n9et Beach nM•ar
Women· Pro. an ,\AA·rated iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiliiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiliiiiiiiiiiiiii'l event.
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for the second tr 1ght sea~n
with a strong performance in th<'
final event.
Trials ...
(From Page 8)
\ Bud Uamas, Garv Qj by. Coll>)
~---------------1 Oudew, Jerry ·
Kerk Tice. Scott Banuelos. Ja110n
Knud uon and Mikt
Scbdlmoeller.
Huntington Beach'• Ci Ci
Betcheloff and Jeff Deffenbaugh
M¥• Mo riMn Crom the..ranb of
the ~ and are f'l·
pected to caat their names into
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