HomeMy WebLinkAbout1989-08-10 - Orange Coast PilotPanamanian,
U.S. soldiers
In 3-hour
standoff
WORLD/A4
T HE ORANGE COAST
Arms talks
protesters
to appeal
convictions
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25CENT
Charities assail CM funding policy
lly llOll VAN EYKEN
Of -0...,, ,_ IU1ft
Costa Mesa's chantable organiza-
tions were still rcd1ng Wednesday
af\er the adoption of a city policy
aimed at barring illegal immigrants
from receiving humanitarian ser-
vices.
Directors of several organizations
Mesa may
extract
pact from
dentists
By llOll VAN EYKEN
9' -0...,, ,_ ,..,,,
Costa Mesa officials took another
step Wednesday toward s.enhng 'Nith
a sroup of dentist~ who once threat-
ened to block a S50 m1lhon re-
dcyelopment project planned for
Triangle Square m the Cit) 's down-
town.
The Cit)' Council. acting jOmtly as
the Red~lopment .\.gcOC). ap-
pro,•ed a land sale that consolidates
a parttl n~ed to build a medic-al
and dental o ffice buildinJ for the
dentists who ~ill lose their present
offices to the rcde' clopment prOJC'Ct.
On May 25. me council appro\'cd
• multi-level sn oppang and enter-
ta.inment'ccnter for the block. which
is bounded by 19th Strttt. Harbor
Boulevard and Newpon Boulevard.
The tnangular block 1s now oc-
cupied by shops and professional
offices.
City offic1als and many m the
communit)' praised the proposed
185.QOO.square-foot. panish-St)·le
centrr. ha1hng it as the crowning
touch m a 16-)ear elTon by the city
to spruce up its downtown.
It was also cnucned. part1cularl}
by bu mess owners v. ho must rc--~~-to-makt··,room .. fer~ MW-
devclopment.
TM owners said that the block
~-as not bhghted and therefore did
not n~ a rcde"elopment project.
Among the lcadm& cnucs was Dr.
JCfT)' McClellan, a dentist who
a.raued that a dental practioc could
easily be destroyed 1f at were moved
to an unsuitable location or if it took
too long to romplete the move.
McClellan and others spearheaded
an efTon to force a referendum on
the rcdc,•clopment project. and
p tbcrcd thousands of silflaturcs
from residents who agreed the mat-
ter should be put to a citywide vote.
The rdcrcndum fell shon of its
aoaJ of 4. 700 stgnaturcs. however.
Meanwhile, McClellan and other
membcn of the Costa Mesa Dental
Group siped a property sale and
~location llI'CCment with the d~
vclopcr. Trian&Jc Square Joint Ven-
ture.
The developer proposed to build a
medical and dental office buildina at
the comer of 19th Sutet and
Anaheim A vcn~ that wo uld
provide officie SPllCC for most of the
dentists at Triangle Square.
Wed.DClday's action by the council
and ~ ratified the sale of a 40-
by-1 lo-tbot lot to Trianale Square
Joint Venture to complete the site
for tbc office buiJclina. .. TbiJ is just an attempt on our
put to inconvenience u littk as
poeli~ tbc people who need to be
relocated,~ Oenld Klein. tbc joint
ventVft'I mrncral pm1Der. said.
Klein u1d tbc prohional build·
ina would probably bcMlle si~ den-
tists. The bar dentittl in lhe Colu
Mesa Deneal Groep have already .-eed to rdoc:ate i• tl9e new build-ias. Klein aid. He laid MIO'iacions were d ...._ on wi~ IWO other
dentists.
said they would snub the city rather
than comply with the policy. hich
states that any organization receiv-
ing a financial grant from the city
must adopt a procedure for verifying
that the ~oplc it serves arc legal
residents.
"Morally this whole thmg reeks.
of course." Scott Mather. president
of the Orange Coast Interfaith
Shelter. said m response to the adop-
tion Tuesday of the sweeping pohcy.
Because of fears that the regu-
lation would endanger public health,
the council exempted agencies that
provide direct medical or dental
services.
Other services. such as emergency
food and housing and child care will
be affected.
T he policy could also apply to free
concerts and membership in youth
clubs. Even the traditional Costa
Mesa Fish Fry could be affected. one
council member said, because the
/Lions Club. which organizes it, gets
money from the city to suppon th~
chanty event.
Reprnentauves of most organaza-
tjons polled Wednesda) said they
had not yet decided hov. 10 respond
to the new pohcy.
Many said. however. that to im-
plement such a pohq .,.,,ould not be
m ket'ping With the philosophies of
their organizations.
"It's complctel) contrar) to our
m1ss1on statement.'' said Debbie
O'Connor. exccutl\ e director of
FISH. an mterfanh emergenC\ rehcf
agenq .. I don't know ho" It "ould
work for us c onom1calh. with all
the pape~ork we'd have lO do for
ea h clt~nt."
O'Connor sa1d the FISH execuuve
board "'ould meet next week to
decade what to do in response to the
pohr~. She sa1d the S:!0.000 federal
re,enue shanog grant given to FISH
f Plene see FUNDtNG/ A2J
WemaR helEl for -murder,
apparent botched suicide
9y AUX \l/IWAMS
and IRIS YOKOt
Of-Dlllly ~ SU!ft
Police booked an un1den11fied
woman on suspicion of .murder fol-
lowing a fatal shooting and an ap-
_Darent su1c1de attempt Wednesd__it~
at a Newpon Beach condomamum
complex.
Officers responding to repons of
multiple gunshots at the Newpon
Terrace condominiums around ~
p.m. found the .,.,,oman Wlth gunshot
anjunes h·mg near an unadenufied
man's bod) m a condom1n1um a1 ~
Lautude Court.
The man apparent!~ dac~d from
gunshots wounds. pohce spoke~man
Bob Oakle) said.
The woman was rushed to Foun-
tain Valley Regional Hospital. where
Sfie was lasted IO cnti.cal Condition
The woman. hov.e' er. was exJ)('Cll'O
to surv1,·e her v.ounds Oakle' said
Both victims were esumated to he
m their 40s. Oakle) said
"We are unable to confirm the
1denuues of enher pan~ at this
CO\'ER STOR\. /PROFILE
point. so no name5 will be released
unttl v.e do so:· Oakk) ~Jd late
Wednesday night. ·
Invcsttgators could not confirm
the events of the k1lhng. but neigh-
bors m the complex. located m a
pocket of Newpon Beach sur-
rounded b~~s:a. reponcd
heanng multiple shots separated b'
a fev. minutes
One neighbor said he hoard a
!.tnes of about fi' e shots.. then sav.
a 1o1.oman. 1o1.hom he 1dcnufied as tbe
f Pteaw see MURDElt I All
.Man who drowned off HB
died where he loved to be
By IRIS YOKOt
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The photograph shows Craig
Hand s1tt1nJ amid strewn clothes
and papers. jOkmgly weannJ a straw
hat and a broad gnn on his face.
The picture had ~n taken while
the 2~year-old Huntington Beach
man hel~d his gjrlfnend. Lisa
Courtemarche. clean up her room.
.. I hated cleaning up m~ room.
-ll'nct t'"' ·madt--'.,~-dntt -it ...
Courtemarche. also 20. said.
To his family. the humorous
photograph depicts what a fun-lov-
ing. generous. thoughtful person
Hand was. Despite a brain tumor
that restncted his act1v1t1es. Hand
cononued to hve hfe to -the fullffi
and always had a smile on his face.
his family said.
"He alwar,s saw the world as a
good place. · Counemarche said.
"He taught you a lot about just
beina happy.·
"1 thmk he was too good for this
world.'' Hand's m other. Mar)". said.
"1 can't believe I'll never sec him
•in or hear that big laugh or Stt
his big smile."
Hand disappeared last Thursday
after goina out for a swim at Hunt-
in&ton City Beach. His body washed
ashore Sunday near the pier. not far
from where he had left
Counemarche to 10 swimmina.
Cr ... Hand Ills In dte rOOM
of 1111 11rlfrlend, LI••
Courte....,clle.
wrestling teams.
Because the tumor was located in
a critical area. doctors decided to
treat it with medication and leave
SWJCTY as a last resort. Ha nd's
~nts said.
He took med1cauon three umes a
day and bis seizures apecared to be
under oontrol. bis family wd. He
hadn't bad a seizure s1noe April.
vices that night.
The discover)· of the tumor did
1n1t1a ll) depress Hand. his family
sa1d.
"It was hard for b1m to accept,"
his mother said "He wanted to be
a policeman. go mto the SCTVICC. •
He was 18 years old."
.. But he didn't qwt -that was the
maJn thmg." PhtJ Hand said. "I told
him. 'You can't let the tumor get
. t k d Vlce.-
Hand connnucd bis verv athJeuc.
act1,·e hfest}le. which ·included
b19cle nding almost every day.
WClght bfung and. even though the
seizures required him to pve up
dnving. work:tng on rebuilding his
1968 Camaro.
He took classes at Oranac Coast
College as preparation for a luturc in
some son of manual trade.
"He d1dn·t want to stop doi~
things he loved to do,·
Cou.nema.rcbc said.
"What 1 admired 1s the way he
handled 1t," bis mother said. ~1
don't thmk a lot of l8-ycar-01ds
could have. He didn't bcoome biuer.
He didn.t become hateful. The only
thina that aot h.im do-..vn was when
bis driver's lice~ was suspended··
Ironically, Hand was a health nut.
according to his family.
"He took over my drawers.
shelves for vitamins and teas." Mary
Hand said ... And be loved~ it. M
"He had a remedy for anyt.bins."
Courtcmarche said.
Looking for •dventure
An autopsy confirmed Hand died
of drowniDJ-Because he was such a
stroaa SW1mmer who loved the
water. his family believes a 9Cizurc is
what caused him to drown.
Doctors found the brain tumor in
July 1987, j ust after Hand graduated
from Edison Hiah School. where be
excelled on the swimming and
Sittina in the fanuly room of their
specious home near Edison High on
Wednesday af\cmoon. Ptul and
Mary Hand and Counemarche fond-
ly talked about Hand as they pasted
dozens of pictwa of him on poster
board for display at memorial scr-
Rel'sion was also imponant to
Hand. probably a result of the in·
fluencc of his J)9tcmal ~
m Costa Mesa, bis family said. lff Miii• Pcwt••ua. 9, 1a1r .. • spin on • wll••I and ttopea tor
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Ball denied for man facing · extradition to Mexico
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A federal judle denied bail
Wednelday to a prisoner who was
coavicled of killi.111 a Llluna 8tach
mu ill t 91S ud who is the b:u1 of
a rme anditioa effort by tbc MH-
bD ~t.
While findi~ no special circum·
sianc:es to justify the tclease of John
Ward, U.S. District Judie William
A. Insram in San Jote scheduled a
fifth bail hearing for Monday.
FQUr ycan aao. Ward was con·
victed and ICfttinc:ed to sevm ycan
ill a Maican priton for the murder
of Mitch Kaller, 21, who was va-ca= in Blja at the time. Ward a the 1mtencc .. yth.icb was
eventually reduced to th<! Mexican
equivalmt of mans&aQlhftr.
When rcltaled while teekiQ& a fUll
pardon after la'Vins 11 monUls. he
fled Bail. Ht wa QiP"ehended by
GOOD MORN I NG
FBI 11Nts at tbc reqYellt of me
Mexican pemment. .,
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M Or-.. 0-OAtlV Ptl.OT/ Thurlday. ~ 10. 1919
Mesa cancels sidewalk project, saves palm trees
Ir IOll VAii IYQN
Of • ._ .......
17 stately, 70.year-okl s-Jm trees on tbe street.
By tbe end of d i9CUSSions before the Cosu Mesa
City c.ouaclJ this week, almost everyone had come o ut
iD favor of trees and hardly anyone had m uch good to
•Y about sidewalks.
The IUe\Ch of Tutlln A venue had been taf'Fled for
aidewalk construction under the city's $800,000
parkway maintenance P1'91"1m and a policy o f establish-1na safe rou\et fn..m residential areas to local schools.
But Rick Pickerlna. assistant to the city manager,
said city officials had not intended to cut down any of
the old palms until some residents asked to have trees
in front of their ho mes removed.
By a vote of .... the council voted not to spend any
city money to remove palm t rees or construct a sidewalk
t>n Tustin A venue between 19th and 20th streets.
Residents of Tustin A venue and nearby streets had
accuaed city officials of wantin& to cut down a stand of
Some residents did say they wanted the palms out.
Amons the ra.sons &ivcn were that the trees are messy
Psychiatric testing .
Ordered for Mesan
8y JANtr ZIMMERMAN °' .... OlllY ..... SUff
A Costa Mesa man who allegedly
ran over his wife several times with
a pickup truck was o rdered Wednes-
E, ,y to underao psychiatnc testing
fore being sentenced to a possible
ur-ycar prison term.
: Jcny Holland, 24, had been t baraed with attempted murder. but
the chai1e was reduced to assault
.,;th a deadly weapon when his wife
refused to testify against him. He wu 5ubsequently sentenced to three
~ probation.
, Holland was a.rrested again in
May on misdemeanor spouse abuse
~· The case was later dropped
use his w1fe. Lindy Holland. did
Got respond to a sub~na.
Holland's arrest. however. viol-
ated the terms of probation on the
earlier incident. in which he alleged-
l y pushed his wife out of their truck
and ran over her three times.
Judge David 0 . Caner ruled that
Holland viola ted probation and or-
dered tha1 he undergo psychiatric
evaluation. When the case resumes
Sept. 22. Holland face a maximum
four-year prison term.
Defense a ttorney Rob Harley said
he will ask for supervised probation
w11h psychiatric counseling.
"His wife wants him back,"
Harley said. "The guy's not violent.
e'cep1 tOWJ\rd. his wife.''
kfl) Holland broke down in tears
se' eral tames dunng the hcanng.
Lind' Holland. 33. took the stand
but refused to testify against her
husband.
The Judge a llowed statements
about the beating that she made to
police after her husband's arrest. She
told pohce that HoUand had htt her
~1th 1he phone and thrown her out
of the house. and officers noticed
bnuses on her body.
Holland 1s being held at the O r-
ange C-oun1~ Jail without bail.
ad that they harbor rats and other vermin.
But other ruidcnt1 •11~ that the trtts. which are
on city property, belona to the public and sho uld not
be cut down to suit the whims o f a few homeowners.
"This is the last larae. contJn uo us stand of palms
left io the east side." one resident, Kellv Christensen ~d. , .
Christensen and others frorp the neighborhood
a11ued that they wo uld rather the area kept its "semi·
rural look;" palm tree shaded and without sidewalks.
Al one point, Councilman Orv Amburaey suuested
t.ha1 a sidewalk be construct~d so . that it mc&ndcrcd
amona the trees.. instead of d1splacan1 them.
Jn the end, however. Amburacy. Mayor P~ter Buffa.
Vice Mayor Mary Hombuc~le and <:;ouncalman . Ed
G ta11ow all voted to discontinue the sidewalk proJect
on Tustin A venue.
"It occurs 10 m e that there arc a lot ,<~f places that
want us 10 spend city money on them., Hom~uckle
said. "Why not spend the money there instead.
Only Councilwoman Sandy Genis voted .to put in
the sidewalk, sayina it would be safer for children.
Council
ta~gets
beach
pollution
By States News Service
WASHI NGTON - California
beach visitors will wade . through a
growing amount of syn nges. raw
sewage and 1ox1l· ~as1es from now
until 1he next century unless the
federal go,crnment steps in, a pn-
vate en"ironmental group said
Wednesda}.
C'ahforn1a coastal waters arc
among man) in the U.S. being
harmed b) 1nrrcas1ng ind ustrial.
medical and mun1c1pal pollution.
the "'latural Rc\ources Defense
Council said.
j On Wednesday. Supenor C'oun
[l(arate expert admits
A Newpon •••ch pollce officer stands In
th• doorw•r of • condominium where a
woman allegedlJ kHted • man Wednesday
afternoon. I' shot ftr ed from Inside made
the hole to t he right of the house number.
Neither person had been lndentlfled.
Thi.' council. ha~cd 10 San Fran-
c1<.l'O. Washington and New York.
rclcast.·d a plan Wednesday for clean-
ing up coa\tal \'lJ\ers.
"l he attllUlk ha'i been we can
d ump anytbmg into the ocean.s."
!>aid Roben ·\dkr. NROC clean
\\3tt•r cxpcn "If "C begin this plan
1mml.'d1ateh. Wt.' can anuc1pate we
can re' ersc ·th1' trend 1n five years." •
;nolesting six boys
• 8Y The DMl)t Piiot
• • A karate expen pleaded guilt~ to
Jnolcsting six bo)S he met near the tf Wltington Beach Pier in e:tchange
~ran ind icated sentence of 17 H'ars
Jn prison. a prosecutor said Wt.>dnes-,.
Wc'>t Superior Court Judge Luis
Cardenas was set for .\ug. 18.
"I think it's a fair sen1ence. in fact
it's what we asl.ed tht' court for:·
Koski said.
Ocfcnse attorney Jerome Goldfein
lOuld not be reached for comment.
MURDER
From Al
resident of the condominium nc t
door, wander out of her ho me can) -'"f. what appeared to be a shotgun.
'I asked her if everything was
O K." Leslie Cushing said. describing
a shon conversation he had with the
woman o utside the condominium
between the gunfire. "She said.
'Everything is fine and would ~ou
please leave.· "
The woman set the gun on the
ground as If trying to hide tt.
Cushing said.
Cushing said the wo man was
bleedrng from the chm. and mo-
meots later returned inside. at which
t ime he heard about thre<.> more
shots.
Hours earlier. the woman had
approached Cushing and olft'rcd
him he'!" small dog. The wo man
claimed she had 10 move from her
home. Cushing said.
Lisa McGee. 24. who '"cs across
the alley from the scene. charac-
terized the neighborhood as quiet.
McGee "'as inside watching the
film "The Natural .. ''hen shl' heard
several loud "bang~."
"I didn't 1hin k the) were gunsho t'i
when I first heard them. The\ had a
different sound. I tho ught · nia)lx·
th<'} were firecrackers that kids "e rt'
playing with ... McGee said
McGee said she came outside to
inspect the sounds and ~1" fl
middle-age woman outside with a
cut on her chin. he said she had
seen the woman onh twin· beforr.
both umes at night ·
The last timl' McG1:e had ~1.'l'n the
woman. the woman had artrd
suspi<:ious and quest1om·d \kGel'
about possible th1e,cs 1n lhl· arl'3
.\ h1g probli;-m in Southern Cali-
fornia for ma"' 'ears has been the
direct dumping · of inadequate!)·
1reatrd St'wagl' mto the ocean. said
Mark Gold. staff '>C1ent1st for Heal
1he Ba' 1n anta Monica.
"Weil o 'er one h1lhon gallons per
da~ 1s discharged mto southern Ca li-
fornia "atrrc;:· Gold said.
l 'rban runuff 1!> no~ an even
larger challenge hn·ouse sc1cnt1sts
arc J U~I hcrnm1ng aware of the
danger'> of runoff from rcs1dcnt1al
chl·m1cals. ht• ..aid : James Hydnck. a flambo~ant inanial ans teachcr who called
:himself "Sir Ja mes" and claimed to
'have supernatural powers. changed
his plea on Friday. two days before
bis preliminary hearing was sched-
uled to begm on I I fdo"' and
several m isdemeanor counts. ·Depu-
ty District Attorney Mike Koski
,aid.
H)drick. bcfncnded lhc I:!-and
13-}car-old ho~s la t summer and
invited them 10 "atch mania! ans
demons1rauons and '1dcotapes at
his Hunttng1on Beach apartment.
' here he instead molested them.
H)drick al'>o faces tnal for dc-
o;truct1on of h1'I cdl al thr Orange
Count~ Jail. He alleged!) npped a
bench from the "all and broke a
"lnUO\\
Pacific Bell strike continues
~1ormwa1er lames automobile
ml. g;irdi;-n lll\ICS and street l11ter
d1rel th into thl' o<:ean untreated.
< il>h.I ~1d .. ln ~anta Monica Bay we
ha' t.' 50 million beach ,·1s1tors a ) ear
c;o ~ou can 1mag1nt• the i;-,posure ..
He faced a maximum sentence of
33 years. but Koski said 1t was
unlikely he would have rec·e1ved that
much prison time . Sentencing before
He was arrc<;ted m Oecemher
"hen a H un11ngton Beach pohci;-
offa·cr saw him discussing ps~ch1cs
on a 1elev1~1on talk show
Rams join fight against drugs
By City News Service
Los Angeles Rams quanerback
Jim Everett introduced a program
Wednesday that will use football
card s to help k.Jds make a pla) for a
drug and cnme-frcc life.
The Rams wlll distribute the cards
at the Oct. 8 Rams-Falcon game at
Anaheim Stadium. The cards. which
come in sets of four. will feature
football action shots on the front
and cnme and safety tips on the
back.
FUNDING Thompson said the pohcy could
' be a burden to CSP employees and P'rom A 1 volunteers.
,by the _£i!.y .M<um:i..$.IU'~<L'l-,..,..;·1t ~92!q ~~2n.e steyJ_urtJ.ls~ • s1grufieant pan of the agenC) ·s as if'We we!:n t a ~ayounco Wltn
bud&et paperwork. she said.
· Mather also sa1d 1t would be up to Council members voted to grant
the Orange Coast Interfaith Shelter's-S9,800 to CSP for its youth shelter.
'board of directors to decide what to ~he director of Share Our Sclvt;s.
do about the pohcy. But he said he believed by some t~ be the ma!n
was saddened by the council's ac-target of the new city policy. said
tion thert was no question about how her
"When people come to us for orpnizatio!l would deal with it.
heJp, it's because they're out on the SO.S, w~1c~ o~rates a food a nd
streets with no place to live. T hey've cloth1na d 1stnbut1on center as well
often lost any documents they might as· free modi?l and dental clin1cs .. is
have had .. Mather said. Costa Mesa s largest poverty rchef
"It makes me sad. h 's sad that we · agenq " The city council approved a
have to dissipate energy in this S25.000 grant Monday night fo r
_,ncptive way. I mean. what's next? SOS. .
By City News Servtce
In lhe founh da} of a stnkt.>
against Pacific Bell. the president of
that company Wcdnesda) sent a
letter to workers. claiming their
union 1s not apprising them of man-
agement's latest contract offers
Separately. the compan) an-
nounced a SI 0.000 reward for 1 n for-
mation leading to the arrest and
conviction of those responsible for
alleged vandalism of pho ne equip-
ment statev.ride.
Janice Wood. Communicauon
Workers of America Los Angeles
Chapter president. said union of-
ficials resent PacBcll President Phil
Qu1gley's tactics.
"First of all. ""c think 11 1c; inap-
propna1c for the rompan) 10 l·unrn<:t
our members." Wood said. "There
1s a lot of information no t 1ndudl·d
in the letter that '\ub~tant1all'"
changes the numbers." ·
Jn the le11er. Qu1gle~ c;a1d 1hr
compan) has offrred comprehcnsn e
and expanded medical co,eragr,
wage increases averaging 10.93 per-
cent o"·cr the life of the 1hrec-)ear
contract and a w1thdra.,.,al of a ran-
dom drug-tesung proposal
KILLER
From A l
attorneys said.
"Judge Ingram found no special
serve Latino and other minont} circumstances to 1us11f) Ward's rc-
populalions. lease on bail." federal district at-
Among the 35 organizations o n tomey Lee Altshuler said Wednes-
this )!gl(S recU>itnLli~I fQL..COm...___da)(.-::.l;le . ...found , &bill ui a~ ex&r<1
munity de elopment block grants dition case. the person 1s presumed
and revenue shanng grants are the to remain 1n custod) ...
Harbor Arca Boys and Girls Club. Government papers demonstrated
the Cam p Fire Girls. the Child Ward's past "flight history."
Guidance Center of Orange Countv. Altshuler said.
The Costa Mesa Literacy Center. the But public defender David Grun-
Exchangc O ub and the Newpon-baum said it was "nd1culous" to
Costa Mesa YMCA. hold Ward under the c1rcumstances.
An o fficial witJl the YMCA. which "While the (extraditio n) treaty ap-
rcceivcd $27,800 at Monday's meet-parently provides for a prov1s1onal
ing. said her organization could arrest, it also provides that a
probably comply with the policy. provisional arrest will only be re-
"I aucss we would incorporate quested in the case of urgency and
that into our rcaistration process. if
that's the stipulation." senior pro-
gram director Renee Tolliver said.
"We ha' c made a generous ufft•r
and hope 1ha11t .... ,11 be accepted and
tha1 all cmplo~et·.., "ill n·turn tu
work ... Qu1gk' "rote
Wood called the offer an' 1h1ng
but generous. lOn'i1dcnng. c;hl· c;a1d.
that mflataon is expected to n~c h>
an aggregate 15 -' percent 0 ' \'r \he
ni;-xt three ~car!'
She addi;-d that thl" con1rac1 off<-r~
outlmed 1n the ktter ha'c nllt been
formall) propo~d
Cahfom1a I\ one of man) areas
incl udc:d b~ tht NRDC 1n 1t'>
rkanup plan "h1t h rrcommends
lrl.'at1n g na11onal ~tandardc, tor dis-
c harge and "ata quaht~. t·nd1ng all
ra" se"age and medical ~ast<'
dumping. and ~·rea1ing stncter con-
trol'> on coastal dl'' elopment. poison
runoff and 1ndustnJI polluuon
r ht' first \ICJ> I~ passing Jeg1slat1on
no" hcfon' ( 'ongrl''i'\, said Sarah Chass1~. d1rc:c111r of 'l.iRD<"" coastal
pr<>Jt'U in ~l'" 'l•rt.. and co-author
of the '>tud~
there is no urgcnc~ in 1h1s ca .. r ." ing 10 r'pcd11r 1ha1 process.
Grunbaum said. C ro". "ho fl·ar' WJrd "111 vanish
"I think 11's nd1rulous. \.\'hat ur-1f released again has tx-rn prodding
gene) can there poss1hl~ tx'' There'<; o fficials on both 'lldt•s of the border
no wa) the man 1s going to run a\\3~ since her son "a' l.11li;-d
from the charges." .. , don·1 "ant this gu) out on
Some of those who 1u1' r follo"t'd bail." Cro" \a1d before she left.
the .complicated case. 1nclud1ng De-"Ward 15 go1ne.1o fi~ht this thin all ~.G•l-Mo,}~-pu~ ."' ..... n·iC'~3\~is~so··1ua1crous. -----
vest1ga11o ns of hom1c1d<·s outside · • ,
the United tates for 1hi;-Los .\n-If lhl' C go,~mmcnt appro'~
gclcs Pohcc Ocpanment. disagreed the C'<lrad111on. ~\ ard could appeal
"He is a flight nsk," Mova said. ··1 the deciswn ac, tar as the Supreme
don't think there's an~ questio n -0f C-oun. al'cording to Moya. If he 1s
that... · extradited. Ward rnuld pe11tton the
Should Ward's final bail hi;-anng Amencan go' ernment to allow ~1m
be denied. he could sllll be held on1' to serve his time in the U nited
until Sept. 30 unkss final pape~oric States. he said
arrives from Mexico and 1s ap-"There's sull a number of ap-
proved by the U.S. government in tions," Moya said. "a number of
time. Kessler's mo1her. Diane Crow. thtngs that. could happen before
fl ew to La Paz on Wednesday hop-Ward actuall) ~e Me:ucan soil. ..
,Arc we all aoing to have to start . "It's JUSt no t an iss~e .for ~s."
carrying our birth cenificates aro und director Jean Forbath said. We JUSt
with us?" won't accept the grant. Our or-
• The ·shelter was awarded a g.anization is there to serve people in
$20,000 community development n~. We do~·, th ink the~.is such a
C ity Manager Allan Roeder said
he had not yet decided how to a pply
lhc new policy. ( '( ll J·: · 11 . .\ :\ \ < '< >I ~E · 11 . \ :' <'<>I .. E ·I
block pant by the city this week. thmg as an tllepl person.
· A spokeswoman for anothe r grant The new pohcy was approved by
.• recipient. the Community Service a narrow 3-2 margin. WJth Coun·
~. said her orpnization was cilmen Orv Amburgey and f.d
0 philosophically opposed" to the Glasaow and Mayor Peter Bu.ffa
new e<>licy. votina in favor of it. Councilwomen
.. It s not a question that we ask Sandy Genis and Mary Hornbuckle
~our s>OJ>Ulace." said Carol Tho mp-opposed it.
·ton. CSP's financial direct.or. "With Ambuf'JCl', who propoted the ~ of .our pr'Off&ms, •uc!' as the measure, SI.Id he intended it to be a
victim wn:.nesa umanoc, we.re man-au.idelinc subjecl to flexible inter-~ to terYC everyC?ne. We re there pretation. not a strict rqulation. p llelp victims of cnmcs. We're no t
coecerned 1bout wballler they're But Hombuc:k.lc laid lbe would ~·,.._. residenU or not. I'm not sure insist that it be a~lied 8CtOlt the ~ OW' director is aoina to deal board to all orpruzatioftl that rc-
.. 'wida dail." ceive city money, not just tb0te that .. , .. ,
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"l've had a whole lot of calls from
people wanting to know what it
means and bow it's aoing to be
enforced, .. Roeder said . ':.Frankly, at
this point. I do n't know.''
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Classic car parade
ends on festive note
Firm rectifies gas leak with donations
Si&hts and sounds of the Roaring '20s will fill
South Coast Plaza Village when it hosts concluding
festjvit1es fQr the city of Santa Ana's 14th annual
Classic Car Parade from noon to 4 p.m. on
Saturday.
. Dixieland jazz will be performed on the
V11laae G reen by Frank Amoss and the Missjssippi
Mudders. Other entenainment will include the Sea
N<?tes barbershop quartet. ragtime pianist Rod
Miller and knicker-clad jugglers. Old-fashioned ice
cream, ~pcom and lemonade stands will add to
the festt vi ties.
More than 200 antique, classic and special
edition cars 1 'Will .be on display at the village
throu&hout the afternoon after parading from
Centennial Park. Trophies for outstanding entries
1n ~tegories rangin' from. pre-1?20s to 1978
foreign and ~ommerc1al vehicles will be•awarded
on the Village Green at about 2:30 p.m.
Admission as free but there is a SS registration
fee for cars wishing to enter the parade. Call
647-5301 for more informauon.
Winning author to speak
Award-wtnnang author Charlotte Rubinstein
will speak at Laguna An Museum as pan of its
o ngoing "Good Morning Laguna .. breakfast lec-
ture senes at 9 a.m . 1oda}.
Winner of the Best Human1ttes Book of L 982
from the .\ssociation of American Publishers for
her book "Amencan Women Arnst~ From Earl)
Indian Time~ to 1he Present." Rubinstein as
preparins to relea se her second book this fall. Her
second tttle ... Amencan Wo men culptors." will
be the subJect of her lecture on .. American
Sculpture: Fro m the Distaff Side."
General admission is S4.50. Admission for
membt·rs. studrnts and senior citizens as SJ.SO.
Continental breakfast will be served a\ 9 a.m . and
the lec1 ure v.111 follow. Reservations arc not re-
quired.
For more information call the m useum.
rocated at )07 Cliff Ori "e. at 4Q4-897 I
Volunteers to monitor dolphins
The O range Count) Chapter of the '\mmcan
Cetacean Soc1e1, 1s seeking ,·olunteers to help
monitor activnics of the coastal bon knos<.'d
d olphin for t"'o ho urs on aturda~
The research prOJeCI. 1111l·d .. Da~ of 1hc
Dolphan:· as d one 1n conJunct1on v.11h the Coa\t
Dolphin Survc) ProJc t of Orange Coast ( ollrgc.
In order to ha\C a helter idea of dolphin popu-
lation and ats rangC'. the prOJC'C't will ha\l' volun-
teers placed al onc-m1k an tel' ab from Po1n1
Conception 10 lh>· ~tn1c:m bord1:r
Volunteers must attend an oncn1a11on mt'l't-
1ng from 7:30 to 9:30 p.m toda~ at thl' <.. o 1a :\.k'kl
:-.lc1ghhorhood C.. cnl\'r. 18.i ' Park St
More than 100 ix·ople p:inacapakd last Ma\ an
lhe sixth such s1ght1ng ctTon -\boul 120 uolptian~
"'ere sighted Volunteers v.111 n.'CCl\e a cenificatc
of pan1npat1on and a rcpon of the result., of lhl·
da) 's research.
Call Ja~ Burdll at ti51 -IM2:'i tor morl' anfor-
ma11on
ly LISUI EARNEST °' .... 0.., ..... l4M9 --An Irvine firm that released radio-
active aas last year agreed to pay a
$25,000 fine and donate S20,000 wonh of
safety-related equipment to county agen-
cies, according to a settlement filed in
Superior Coun.
The settlement closes the case on civil
char&cs lhat allege ICN Biomedicals Inc.
violated st.ate law by taking too long to
alen emergency agencies after the acci-
dent, according to Dianr KAdletz, pros-
ecutor for Orange County's environmen-
tal protection unit.
The company admiued no wrongdoing
in paying the fine.
Officials say the public was not at n sk
REMEMBERING
From A1
attended Sts. Simon and Jude in Hunt·
ington Beach. "He'd drag us 10 church.''
his father said.
Among his other great loves was water
spon s. Al age 14. he panicapated in the
city of Hunungto n Beach's Junior h fe-
guard program. whrre he first met
Counemarche. He wanted to take scuba
diving lessons, but realized he couldn't
pursue the spon bet:ause of his seizures.
A visit to the beach always excited
him. In fact. the smile on his face as he
headed out to swim last Thursday was
the biggest Counemarche had ever seen.
"He was so happy to just go in the
water." shr said.
Hand's death in the sea has deeply
affec ted his youngest brother Mark. 16.
famal) members said. Usually an avid
surfer, Mark hasn't been to the beach
since his brothers death.
"He died v.here he loved to be." his
father said. "I thought I'd be mad and
bitter. bu1 there's no use being mad at the
ocean."
His mo ther admitted to feeling angr)
and frustrated "'hen she first lea med of
her son's death.
.. With t-hr tumor at age 18. and this.
)OU get reall~ angr) at life and God." she
said. "But then }OU lhank about him and
hov. much he lea,es."
Knov.ing their son wouldn·1 "'ant them
to be sad now: the Hands have tned to
adopt his pos1tl\C atutude in dealing \\Ith
1he1r sorro\\. The> decided his memQnal
SCI' ice would bt• upbeat and called at ·· ..\
Cclebrauo n of Life." .
"I sttll 1hank he's going to come homl·:·
has brother J ason. 18. said .
.. No matter ""hal. he alv.a'-; had a
smile On his face. and II v.as a sm1k that
made ~ou feel good." Ph1f 1-tand said.
"He told m~ mothrr. 'E\'l'')·da~ is :i gift
from God."
as a result of the aCCtdent, dunng which
a flask ruptured and t.Jtrium. an isotope
of hydrasen. was released. Rather. the
case revolved around whether the com-
pany was sufficiently pro mpt 1n reporting
the incident, which took place at an
industrial complex near the 1nte~11on
of Campus Dnve and Jambortt Road.
The accident occurttd Feb. 25 and v.as
reported ft ve da~ latrr. KAdleu !I.aid
Failure tQ noufy state rad1ol<>gJcal m -s~tors within 24 ho urs of the incident
violates rules in the com pan~ 's state
license. According to a 2-to J-,ear-old
state law. the lcak?of am ha°zardous
substance must be re~rte<f "as soon as
possible." KAdletz said.
"As far as 1 know. th rs 1s the fir~1 case
brought in Orange County regarding fail-
ure to notify of a release." Kadletz said
··1t's a faul) nrv. law and as far as I kno-..
it's the o ol) one "e have taken to coun
at this ume."
Thr st.ate and compan) disagreed
about whether the leak was SC"ett
enou&h to report beau~ the) measund
the rad1.auon a t dJfTerrnt locauons
KAdleu said
Compan\ offinals ~1d safet" v.as not
an issue u\ the sctllement ·
"We are proud of our safet) rttOrd and
commttmeot to the en"·1ronment ... com-
pan) Prcs1dcnt Fred Andrea said in a
prepared statemrnt. "f or almos\ 30
)Cars. v.e ha'e been a rt"SponSJble mem-
ber of the communih Our internt 1s the
same as ever) othrr Orange C'ount~
rcs1dent a clean and health' en' 1ron-mrnt .. ·
~ ~t cau.xd •cloud of rad»
acuve ps to ~ rck:a\ed tnlo \.be air.
"tuch bea.hh offaoah said •-as SOO umn
abo\e the 11\llJmum penn1s.s.ablir k"'ri
Ounna deanup. the compan~ "~led
add.JuonaJ ps into the au
As pan of the titttkment. the compao)
agreed to a mod1fi.c:auon 1n us SWC'
httnsc -.11.tch ~wrn prompt ~DI""
should such an act'l<knt OC'C'ur 10 thC'
future. tudku wd
In addluon to 1hc S~5 WI fi ne, IC "
v.b1ch ha.s t"-O faohun 10 <>ra.ogr ( oun-
t}. '-'lll donate cqu1pm<n1 to the 0ran
Count~ Health Carr -\gtnc'\ that 1.1.1JJ
enable them \0 1den11~ un no" n radio
KU'<' source~ The comi»n\ 1o1.11l ;,1)4
IJ"e compu1ers and 1o0ft"J~ 10 th< f'I-:
ange Count~ Fire ~panm<nt
"We m1~s him rcall~ bad·· Uu Courtem•rche •nd Phll H•nd toolr at newspaper dippings of Cr•tg•s drownln9.
Distance runners to compete
The 35th annual lJ1stancr Runner., Dcrt". a
10-milc race from the Huntington Bcacn Paa.~""
begin at 7:30 a m. Sa1urda~
.\wards '"II be g1,cn to 1hc top liH' linishcr'i
1n each catcgon for ml·n and v.oml'n compc111or'i:
)OUths (age 11} and ~oungl·rl "''II also rcccl\l'
awards for the to p fi, e tina'iher'\ in 1he 1hrcc-m1k
and o ne-and-a-half-m1k run\
WINCON protesters to appeal conviction
.\ S 10 entn fee v.111 be tak(.'n from 6:30 10 7 15
a.m. lhc d:l\ or the ral'(.' Entrl{'S \\Ill bi.-limited 10
500 runnrrs. Call thl' Huntington Reach C nrn-
muntt~ en llC'i I:kpl a1 .536-54M6 for morl'
1nfom1a11on.
Unresolved grief discussed
.\ ~eminar on thl· "~1ourning .\ftcr" "'II ~
presented from I to 4 pm on liaturda~ :11
Pathv.a\s to DasCO\l''). IMJ50 ~t uunt Langk~ 1 ,
sune 205. Fountain Vaill''
LcclUrcr Darlene B.,g.),Q. v.111 (.'\:Rlain hO\~ 10 ~ aarniil'\-lJrlrCSOf~gnel ISSU'CST~· COSl IS (tf' ,
A fr(.'e kcturc on "Self-Parentmg" v.111 tx·
presented from 6.JO to 7·20 p.m on Monda} For
more 1nformat1on about etth(.'r seminar. call
964-226 7
Orchid expert to speak
Sy J ANET ZIMMERMAN
Of l'W 0.it)o "Nol St.off
Sax peace drmon tra1ors v. ho bloclcd
tht• sates ofthl.' El Toro ~anna Corp' .\ir
tat1on dunng a v.eapons tl'Chnolog~
conference "'ere con' 1cted o n J ml\de-
mcanor charge Wcdnesda} and ordcrrd
to SCl'l' 10 da}s communll~ .,av1ce
The act1' 1st were angcn.:u <n er· a
Judge's ruling that the~ could not tell 1hc
Mun1c1pal Coun JU[') of th(.'1r r(.'a!tom
behmd the protest of the annual Winier
Conference on .\erospace and Electronan
Systems, or W l~CON. tn Januaf')
·-Burttie;dtd"germnr·m~ge-11C'T'OS'Ya
the JU'} left the counroom. ~em9crs of
the Orange County chapter of Alliance
for Sur\'t\'al stood with poster-sized pic-
tures of 1he '1cttms of thr bombtng of
Hiroshima and Nagasaki. The} also
handed Jurors a letter telling 1hem the}
held no 111 fcdmgs and mnted them 10
Join next )ear's protest.
The impromptu demonstratio n led to a
bnd ahcrra11on v.11h ooalaffs \\hll Jslt•d
lhe aCll\ ISIS lo tak(.' their postc" outside"
The~ Lompl1t•d "llh lhl' re"Quest
DdenS(' attome~ Roben \\ einbe~ "31d
he will ap~al 1he con' 1c11on hecau~ ht·
was not allov.cd to use thl.' defense 01
.. ne-cess11' ·· in v.h1ch defrndants da1m
the) broke the la v. to pre' cnt grt'ata
harm from occumng
Weinberg said he had planned on
test1mon~ from e\.pcn v.1tnc,<.(.>S about
1he de' as1a11ng capab1ltt1e of tht"
M inuteman m1ss11e. nuclear "'capons
stored 1n Long Bcat·h Harbor 1ha1 are
ubjttt· 1o·dt9C-h~1de-ntalh er ~ a
terronst. as v.ell as the 1mphca11on of
Wl:"CON.
The defense caSt' "'as ba!>t"d on the
premise that the uemomtrator\. Len
Ewers. Patnck Correa. Sasha Karl1ck.
Doroth\ Calhson. Dan Farrell and Rich-
ard Ro5e. did nor act mahc1ous1'
I:Xpul} Dmnc1 .\ttorne~ Enn Emme~
said I\ was fair Jurors did not knov. the
n"ason' bc.-hind thr dem<.mstrator.,· tx--ca~ that'<> v.hat the defend.ants ..,..,nl 1
haqor do
"\\hen th<'' made the dec1s1on ihe' ·• me punsshm<nt ts nrtt'SS31'\ t(.,
v.antN to romm un1c-ate t" '1obun~ the mlie an impa t on them that s.a~ s . ·G,
lav., the.'\ ha\C IO ta~C the C'OnSt'~UC'n~ · W~ and \.OIC'l' ~our OJ>IOIOn hut do 1: v. Jthtn the bounds of tbr Ltv. :· she sald she )llid .. lt"c. not tht· ,1ob of the' JUrv~ to The_, faC'l'd a m.u1um of SJ\ months tr ~on'1der the moll\ e Their cUt.c:rnuna11on
I . 'Did it happen or no1 •· .. Jatl and a St y finr Thr JU~ anstcad ordet't'd tM \1" h ..
Juror Barbara Bnggs t'I Fulknon perform their rommuni~ sc-~ at ..
agr('('d he ')41d 1t "'ouldn ·1 ha\ r mat-local hosp1t.a1 Thr 'io<'ntenC'l' v..ss ta'~
tered to her ""hat the drfendants "'ere" untJJ Oct 10 beauSt" of thr appeal ·
protesung. The defrn<bnts ~ere among .,
··v. r ha"e to ha\r our defense S\'itC°m' protesters anntcd a.\ ~' ined to per
to deft'nd our count[') <'' c-~one ct"' suade mdustn offictak lo con\en i»n <t'
doo~" stlc u ---4he.-l~~~'PU~l'W'!~·M---
Juror Joseph T \ta.nm a cr sm1 other I -dt'monstraton rltht'f pk-adtd no
guard from Or.ingr \aid the decmon "as contC'\t or guilt~ to a count' ordma.nce of
eas~ to ma ... e "The'~ bro~r the la"' n"• bloclung a roadv.a~ and a.grttd to pa' a
as simple as that ·· fine and pena.lt~ USC"SSmeni or v.ort u "otr
Thr prOS('('Utor had urged thr Judge tC\ 1n rommurut" ~f".,~
gi' c the acu' 1sts a Ii ne or pro rouon ~bout I 50 protesters demo n trated a1
~-hKh "ould ha'e proh1b11ed funhrr the a ir station 11.hrTC \\ l~C-0" 4e\epte!>
a~ls Communn~ !ltf' 1~ Emme\ ~1d "'e~ buioC'C! 1n to attend a ~on o n ne-v.
~ould not ~ punishment <'nough be-classtfi~ "t.lpons 1nformatto n World-renowned orchid e'pcn and author
Ph11l1p Cnbb v.111 s~ak at the ne\t meeting of the
Ne"'pon Harbor Orchid octet~ at pm. Tuesda~
al the Neighborhood Commun11~ Center. 1845
Park .\\e .. Costa Mcsa
There "all also be a culture class pre!ientcd b)
An McCann at 7.15 p.m. and a raffie at 9· 30 pm
Adm1ss1on 1s free and v1s1 1ors are \\elcome.
The soc1et) meets on the third Tuesda~ of
r'e" m onth. Call Joan at 548-2314 or 8 111 at
637-5873 fo r more information.
HB footbridge may be moved Family flees fire
By the D.-y "°'
8y ALEX \lllWAMS
Of dW O~ ,,_ Stolff
Boulevard. still use the bndge to cros..~ thr g'Ukh on
their v.a} to un \'1e" sch~)()I
.\ltemat1,es to be re'-ae"'cd. and d1..-.
cusscd at the ~l>l I! Transporuuon
Comm1s.s1on mttung. include
-\ Founta1n \"all~ fanuh spcnl thr
night in a mo•el \\edncsda~ a.tkr a fi~
ca.used major dam~ to lhe\T home.
Th ursday. Aug. 10
A footbndgr 1n Hunttngton Beach in-
tended for school children ma) be mo\C'd
or restnctcd to prevent the alleged Oow
of cnm1nal actn tty from ncarb~ apan-
mcnts. the City's Transportatton Com-
m1ss1on said Tuesday.
City leaders began mulling altemat1,es
reprdtng the bmfse's fatr wht>n m 1den1s
of the Vantage Dri'c nr1r,hborhood turn-
ed out 10 a recent Cit} Counnl mecu ng
and claimed that the bndge. o nginally
built fo r student passage to the nov.-
defunct Park Vaev. School. serves a a
latc-01gh1 conduit for drug dealers . ., an-
daJs and burglars from the' apanments
• Pro"'ldJng school busing for the un
V1~ students ,,..ho u~ the bnd~
~ .. 1cNriel Robinson and his wtfc and
tv.o daughters "'ttt not 1nJured 1n lbc fin.
at t~u homr at l SI 2 Rtd.,,."OOd C~k
founwn \ alle" Fu-c Charl PauJ Sum~
• 7:30 p.m. N~wport Beacb P lauJn1 Com-
mluloe, council chambers. 3300 Newpon 8 1\d. The bndge in question as a 65-foot
walkway over a 20-foot deep flood chan-
nel that divides the Banbury Cross apan-
ments from the neighborhood centered
around Vant.age Drive. generally located
near Warner Avenue and Beach
• RelocatJn• the bn• • Instalhng urned sccunt~ gates that
v."Ould shut off access to the bn<4t at
mpt and open 11 dunng school hours.
this proposa\ v.ould also Lnclude mstall-
t.n& steel posts to block entn of motor•
C)cles onto the bndec
~said . ~
Elgbtecn firefllbten from foun~n
\. alle') and Hunungton 8cacti recpoedCd
to the ~JU.St brlore • . p m mmcn
Qld Friday. Aug. I I
No meetings scheduled
POI I( I I Of,
Hunlinglon Beach
An estimated SI 00.000 to
SI S0,000 in computer components
were stolen fro m Micro ComputcT
Concepts. 15200 Transistor Lane.
after buraJars cut a hole through the
dry wall to pin access from the rur
of the buildin,_ • • • A con~te finlshina machine
valued at S I .SOO was stolen from a
construction site 11 21 100 Pad fie
Coest Hipway. ....
Bufllan entered a home by un-
known means on the •SOO block of
Rhapeody Drive and stole the VC R.
CIUMT'8 and cash. • • • A victim rtp0t1td that ~ and a
friend we.re Utlulted by two
IVaftla"I ln the ara o( 9olli Chica ~ and Heil A •nuae.
F-eaia Valley
Nble cndit mt* were Nponed
Moan "'°"' lM maMcf MdrOUlb of'
..
a home on the 16700 block of
Sillc:tree Street while the occupant
was away on vacation. Her son b.ad
numerous guests over dunng that
time. • • • Whale a woman was sunbathina
by the pool at an apartment complex
at 10244 Warner Ave .• A man
walked by in a mim-drcu. hote and
hi&h heel• and exposed his •csticln.
He then fted in a car. • • • An cstimattd S l .000 in property
was stolen and the bedrooms were
ransacked after a buraJar pried Open
the &ont door of a horM on the 9200
block of Honey_suddc Avenue. • • • A butalar Dulled out the driver's
window or I I~ Pontiac parked on
dae 16200 bloct of San J.anto Cir-
dt ud toOk tbe in-dash 1tttt0. Lot.s
... ncimated It ~.
Im.
A ... dnd an Ull leftlHuio-
nwk riftt .. C'Ollltenl for • tukf\a1
,
Residents of the ai»rtments den~ 1he~
arc respons1b1e for an) cnm1naJ actlVll)'
and said they take offense at such sugges-
tions.
Thc1 doUSied the blatt 10 12 nun~
Som e 15 students from the apartments • Sohetung olbtt sugnt1ons
but It caUSt(i an estimated s~ dam-
qt to the st~tol') h~
of ps for whic h he was unable to
pay at a Mobil service sta\ion at
S333 Univen ity Dnve. Police who
arrived o n scene d~cmuncd the
man bad lcaal pennission to carry
the rifle. ana the man promi~ 10
pay for the ps. • • • A car stereo was stolen from an
Alfa Romeo parked on Alass10 and
Fabria.no. • • • BwsJan stole a computer monitor
ud printer with a c:ombtM<S value
of a.bout SI 0.000 from the prqe of
I hcMdif OD Wriaht. • • • Muddy atones~ thro.,,,, at the
windowl of' a -.e on Sw Tlustlc
by vandals wbo an believed 10 liv~
i.n the Kilbbcdood-• • • A chrome bicycte tovtrtd With
sQc:kcn .. l&Olt'D &om lft A-oat of
dae HallmaR llOft It Woodbridlt
Mall. TM bieyde WU ~ II
S40Q. • • • Diamood and pearl Nrnnp ~
stolen along with a blue diamond
and 1opu pendant from a hou~ on
Kara East Tot.al "·alue of the heist
was hstcd as S 1.353
ewport Beach
~ mew door of a m&.1lboll in
the 2300 block of 16th Strett •'M
pulkd open. pushed down and
cnampted. • • • ft"e boau cont•1n1na 42 swimsu.i~ Sl pner bdlS. G«nnp
and bull.ien. 42 bl.a and ihfft
dftmt diMppaml &om tbe llOft
room It Faw Anracuon. l64S E.
Cout Hllbway. TM toW • .,..
Sl.209. • • • AD bit ura and m-. •taedl 9Cft
laUft from a 1974 Pond~ 91 I r:r. lft lbt 600 blott o( lltap
J ••
A taidnl tk )j()O block o( u. ~ • • 16..J~ wonaa ~;twdr). polllbt) .... 1e Oft a CT09o-
count') car vaaDOn. • • • The tadptc was W-cn off a 19 9
'1ssan pilCtup &Wted on 8aiboa
Bouk\wd •• I 1tb Sbu1.. and the
n&ht rar a.ail uwably was Jlokn off' a 1916 Muda tr'Udc oatkcd 1n
I he 420() btock o( Put N'cwpon
....... Beecla
Socnec.e broR 18IO I \'dt.acit ID
taiic 200 bloct c'iCc I oa TIO-
~~ ud .. 1 lllllbo wt.,..
cdl-i-...... $450. • • • A5-neouuiiablb-. ...
fioma-..-ialM llOO~ol
I JS p 0.,0. IGlld -T..-..,. ••• Tooll .._. S1'00_. .._ hm
I ¥dlidt m 1lllt 2l00 tllacit al ......~ ........... ,.
..
M ()qnge Coasl DA.IL Y PILOT Thursday. August 10. 1989 'Illl(
Train plunges off
bridge, killing 85
U.S. soldiers released after blockade
LO MOCH! • \ft\J o .\P1 -.\
P1-1.1 fi .:-cast tr3m plunge"<! .. rl J
l'l"I~ IOlO 3 T310· \l.l.'\IJ"" n 't'r r
11onh"'~t<'rn 'le KO 011 \\ .. Jnl""-
e,a,. ng :n le3~t ~ < P<'<-'Ple .m.!
10. unng I J -3.n (l!li.i.il in' ,1j, c:'\1 in
t~ St"UCb Wd
O ne ttpon ~•d mor(' lhJn I •
people ~.ctt lilied \A.htn the enpnl.'
a.rid N O ~n,er .:-a~ ttll lr(lm tht
Rio Bamoa bndg. about ~t mile"
southeast of Los '.\t '-'.'h1s and a ut
-~) m1Jt-s nonh\A.('Sl o ; \te\1lt t. ll"
The bndg.e ... o!la~J "'-~ l'-
~ot .:l~ar v.bethe"' ht~n ra "' "'•'"'· ,J pans .:>! It O~t ~·.:·.!' t-. -, ~h
_nd tra..10 go; thtrt
~td Cross and .>tl:'tr ot"iC'a ... ~1..:
.,ue "'on. "as ron:in-.r.g !-· -!-t"
• -• "ltght
\f"' •or the \1.:-t:m~ .!p "t-1.J '-J,.j
-• p LC'pez th(' ReJ 1 • " .i_:,
;•-.~r: 1n L~s \t..x h1 T .. ,, It'
-:. -• .i..Jtl.'r a.nJ .! N "l .l "-'\,.l·
• '-)•J
..," ~~ -j .. .l~"I '-.11 . \A'1 ...... '
popular "i th ~oungtr L . tounsts.
"as en routt trom the c-oa taJ ~n
of \ta.zatlan to \fr\K"'al1. o n thC'
Cahtornia lx'rder s:ud ~auonal
R,uJroa..i "'t1i•1al lgnaC'lo Duran
Rail and rescue o flk1Jls ould
l?rO' 1de no earl\ br('alJO\\ n On an\
to~1sn .:asualu~
archt'~ f('("(I\ ert'J the bodies
after a d.1~ long re)(ut anem121 sa1d
'.\tanuel '.\teraz \lo~n"') .:fott ot
rad10 ..-ommun1'.lt10ns at the m·
aloa ;ta~e rubli, ~ uf'1t~ o!li1.·<'
··Th.'> :-. "0n:i1T.1N therl' an~ ~'
peopk J t'aJ anJ l -1!'i. .. rt'J '3td
\k r.u \l...~l'n1.
Tht' g0,C'm-ne'l: nt'\\!) 3f'r''
'1>Um('\ qu 11e-.i u~ J~n:.1ieJ ~ 11-.t•
~Jr•<'~ 1r: Li." \f1.l('":• Jt ~' 1ni.:
the•e "'ere rr ... ,re thln I ll J1.·.id bui
t'>t' re-;:-...r. .:0 ... lJ "t: t>t-.;"ml.'JtatC'I"
~0n~::-n~
~kr:u said th<' t-......J.~ a-.l 1::.
'"Li~\.! \\(lf'e N-,r.: 'rl'u~: ~ : ... ~ :i~.?r~' : ~n' ~·· Gu\.i'<' J-J l~-an-.:!':.
Dave E. David, M.D.
s c -ec~..:: ·: ...... :>-:?J.:.e
~ ~ ~"" ru~CtC :re
Richard N. Christie , M.D.
Obstetncs Gyne<ology o nd
Infertility
Soddlebock Women s Hospita l
in Laguna Hills
and he odd•T 0" or e" e n1f'9 o ice hol. rs
Fa shion ls:l or d
360 Son N\1guel Dr. Suite 508
Newport Beach,. CA 92660 720-9833
~ORT \\I .\DOR PanamJ , \P1
l \ tM1.•" t-kx la1.kd h •n
.\mad<>r t11r m1•rt tha n thn:<" hl'U''
\\ t'Jne .. J.J' .itle1 l"'O .\menran
l>•'IJ 1t"r<. "'~'' arrC'~ted lhl·n
'4 1thdrt•\.\ .lit r th1.· tro11p.·•, "tr1.'
('\(hJngt·d l••r '"'"' J!Tl"'>t•·,1 P .in·
.mun 1.inc,
l -.. \rr~' hl'l1cr1r1l·r, , 1r. '"
0' erheJJ during thl' l'Onfrt,nt.il'nn
Jnd PJnaman1Jn lr.'ll'P' l'•'Uld ~
~·t·n J 1m1ng anll·Jlrlr.:ill "'l'3f''"" .ll
them
f ,1n \.nud11r I ' .1 'hJrl·J Jrl•J th.it
n-. 'udt•, ">.irr.:id,., for PanJm.in1Jn
!r ... '1.'t" J l"<uild1ng "hal' (11.'n
\l.i~vl -\ntnn111 '<lnl'ga h3'> JO
l•llil.'c l1tlke'I lll the l . uthem
( 0mmanJ o fli lc.'). J l na,al sta·
twn and J golt C't'Ul'l' u~ b' l
rt·r<.onnt'I
"t'urcc' \aid 'llrtl'gll commandC'r
,,, thl' Panamanian Detl'n..C Fon•e\
JnJ thl' lOUOlr. \ dl· lal·to ruler "'as
'1 •t Jt thl· hin -\mJdM 011'ice
\\ l·Jn1.'..Ja,
(. nl RonalJ ~1.)ll~t'~ sp<.>l t!>m3n
1111 the' \)<.1utht·rn <.. ommJnd. ~1d the
1n1. 1den1 ~gan "'hl·n l l ' m1h1ar:
p.1hl.'.'t'man "as arrested near El
< honllo "here' thl' PJnaman1an De·
ll'""' Fun:c.>' genaal staff ha., 11s
hl·ad4uJnl'r\
Thl' \1.1IJ1t·r \'J' talen 10 ntarb'
Bombing retaliation
for cleric abduction
BEIRLT Lebanon I .\Pl -.\
.. 1. 1.!I.' tx':nber aaackt"d an Israeli
'"'n'l" .n 'l'U lh Lebanon "''1
\\ l."dn~!.dl' "'oundmg SI\ pt'Ople 1n
"hat the pro-lrintan Hezbollah
called a .. d''" n P3' mtnt'' for Israel\
at-dul.'.'Hon t"i a Shi11e ~loslem cltnc.
H ezbollah ~•d a lune clerg~ man
dr,n t t..'"i<' l"\plos1' e<.-laden pickup
:ru,,..
It al sai.~ the ~1zurt' oi herl
.\~"' "-3:-rr Obeid hampt>red t'I·
:,,n, :(' frel ;'"ic: : t' \\ es:e"m captt' l''
.r. Le~n,,n l.'1µn 0i "'horn a~e
~rcicam Hl"zt-..11!J'; 1s 't>ehe' ('d h' t-t· .l"' ... :-:l~rl.':.a 0~pn:za:10; :or
~-'w;'' n1. .J:r.. "l•'S: 1..'' :he hoq;ige\
I:: \\ a .. 1,,~:-.'n Pres1..:ie-:i: 8Jsh
;" .. '-.._-1 ..,~J ~'"' ;'ursue ~' ~r'
d p' ,..,..J!IC \'.'ha-,,· 10 1qr. rre-eJ'orr.
11. • :~l' -\.'1'1en._a ,.. !-.. st:u:es. :>1..t s.a1J
1:ie·e "'0uld ~ ; .. "tr3d1.,g t'IT ,,.
n~~" ~ ..i:1r.g ·
-\. Tehran nev.spaix· '31l! lr.:.n
~ .. w J he!t' lrl.'e h,1sia~e-•: l~r.ll'
'"(' ('J<,,·J 0bt·1~ anu i: rou; lrar.1a:-<.
'-:' '' .-:g .r Lehan._ n sin.'.'e 1.::.~: be·
.. e' eJ 1. ng dea.:i. "ere !o...-att"d f h
T .. es.la' ar.o:her T l'hral' pajX'r <.a.c
lrar ....... ,.i:.:! heip •i \\ ash1r:g10-, re-
;t'a<..t'J $2 t:o11l1on 1:"' Iranian a~St.'.I'
irnze r. J JC", aJe ag,, \~ !': t> n 1 he l ' E r."~~5'\ \\JS SC'tlt'd
'hc."1 ~ \h,ha m med H u~~t"n
Faul.J1la:.. __.s.plillU.al ~usei ...u.i
Hezoollah s.a1d 01 tht homh1ng
"\\'t tell Israel 1h1' " a dl'"n ra'·
ment '.\l u,h more "''II 1oll 1v. ..
Hezbollah "ho!>l' name mean~
Pan' of GoJ said the su1rnk
bom.ber "'as hc1~ \s.aad B rro. a ,:..l.
'ear-old Lebant'!>C' h11te ten from
ihe Bekaa \ a llc' lsral"I s.:11d l"'l'
?<'Opie '>'ere m ihl' p10..u p \\h1ch
C\ploded at m1dmom1ng in the buf·
fe r zone the lsr.ll'h" \'."C\ntrol 1u <.t
nonh of 1he txlrdC'r
F1' e Israeli ~uld.l • ., Jr.:i J rr.em"X''
oi the allied 'llUtto Lebar."n \rm~
m1ht1a "ere ri.>porit'd \,,,undcd
L'n L-bran. 1,rJt.' 's lo,,rd1na: 'r
l'N ~o ... th Ld,jn1 n '41d 1.H1 \hJd.c.'
E.ist Tek' 1s1 ':"' th.' lsrac.1<. ",u.J
retahaie. til.t J,J -'l '-.1~ "'lien ur
h"'"'
··israe '' .:•J "'1:n :hl·
Hezbollah l" cea:t " :I' a·! :ht'
org.an.zalt"' ... , \\ n '"~ :hr\._:,--:-; ~!1~
normal hte o· tl-:l ~.nt' 11•'11.' · h•·
said .. , 1l'•t'''.l t;J, :"''" l'd~e<. J:-.J
lsrae1 \1.il1 rt'J'1Jh ,., 4. ··'J' •
an,>1he· 1r. .: ... c • ..... ,. :..J1 t' ,ht :
\I.Ill cho0'l' ..
_ht':~ --''"'h T ':~. 1 Jn. :1-\.·r
HC'Z::XJ.!ah ka.!l' '-11J :h1.''l' "' ~ J
N-mort> attJ .. ~' :ire t1e "e11~~:
Obeid "t'uld ·-1w 1.l.:r1 ,1-:' 1n· 1 .ii'
e\plost\t' '1 ,..in, ~ thl' :.ilr
Jyact_'
·yo·u've just found the
hottest low ·pr.ices!
~
Fon .\mador. "htre anotha l
m1hta~ pohC't'man "'as arTC"'lted
"htn ht tned to obtain ht) rnm·
rade'c, release. on~trc, \3tJ
l ' troops then arrc'>tc:'d 1~ n Pan·
3msn1an m1htan policemen JI th\'
gaits ro th(' fon and L "> troop'> Jnd
armort·d pc.-r)o nnel (.HrH'r\
hlocl.ad~d the c.-ntran..-e until 1he
men "'erC' rekased
-\.rres11ng the .\mc.>ritam m.i'.
ha'e ~n retaha11on for lhl' tind
deten uon b' l ' au 1 hon Ill'\ t•n T ue~a' of 2.Q Panamanian~ :ndud·
ing 'onega·s brotha·in·IJ" J nJ
eight oth•·r '>Old 1er.
Panam.in13n m1htar.' '!>Ourt"t'
\peal ing''" ll>nJ1t1l'~ l,f anon~ mil~
lontirmcJ ,,nn~C'r'• allOUnt but
(!.l, l' nu rc.1'"1n tor thl' 1n1ttal a~!>I
Thi· ~uutht·rr c 1.1mmand and the l:>t·ren~ h ir1. l'" IJtl'f al·l u~d ta t h
olhl'r 111 , ui,Jlini d~rl~mt•nt!> rd3t·
in{! Ill mo' l'ml·nl' 111 1hl'1r rcsix<ll' l'
troop'I 1n thl JrlJ
.. Thl'' Jn: If\ 1n~ '" hum1htatt." U'>
in nur 0"' n r. •ll'"' ·· ..aid \1JJ r Jgardu Lopo (,nmJldu a '~~t''I·
man tnr thl· l),,ll'O'>l' ForlC'> "l'
"''II not oc 1rJprx·J n111 pro\l.>Cat10n
in , ,rJl·r n1'l 1 r l'"ronJ to ) an l C'l'
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CALIFOR,IA BRIEFS
Man says he planned to kill Bush
S.\S FR-\S(I co _ Oal land po,1,e 1h,1ugh' :hl'~ 'lad arr"'sttd a
rouune bank robber. \USJXl: ht't 1~l :'".l '11..lO rep..rtl'J · 1~'1dd thcmdh<'d had · J ...... · ·, i l'\ eman e an bt't'n trailing President Bu'h Jr '"n •.:.Ju"' ' a c,sassma11on "\\e had no ,J1.·a \lhJt .i.e." 1-JJ n 11u· · J'\J' ~hen ~e pickt"d
h .. G B nh m ,,lJ \\ 1""' 'J" ,. <J ... Jf-J lr3!'l\ll'Ol. John 1m up. gt rt•g in&',J .... • • • "' . ·
pencer Daughettl' "-\.she ~.tJneJ t.1 .,_ .,~ \\l' rej.i/l'u "'t 'ldJ a 'l'r: sea~
ind1,1dua l 1n 1.'ur presence' d \\'hile an lfl\c:'Sllg.JllOO 1.1H1l:nul"1 • Ji'll'fM nl.' 1' 'hl· .i <l'g\' 1 dd~~"!.'03·
' h [) . ., 'l\ · r•"Tl.llf'1lJ tJI l' "lt110Ul uon plan ma' rl.'!.Ult 10 cnmma ' Jrgl' ·"·~· l • , . . bat! m San Frand!>l..l' on OOl' ,,,urt 1: ..,J,~ r 1bht·n
Mother of jetliner baby gets 6 months
REDV.OOD C IT) -.\ ''•H:1.1r ,,t J!°'JnJ•n'·"! h<' '11.'"hom tn a
Jt'thner bathrot'm atter g1\1n~ nrth ·· i •' ~!-· :~1" 'l'' lasc~_t"' an
Franus.:-o "'as sentl.'n1.ed •o .,,, ri. nth' , •. J "J'1 \l .i:, 1 .,.,,, Supcnor
Coun Ju.:12e '.\1argarC"t J "-t·mp .... 11J :hJ: ..!,·•r 'l' w n'' • ·1·:""' .~ '.: hnstina
LoCasto. ~5 ""•shed thl.' hah "'J' \J'I ~ "!-:• ~ J".! · · J •• ht hab~
"ould n..lt t't' iounJ "" "'< • ..... ..: J .-.i -•l Jt'-" .. 'l •: :. ht'r n is
c.'\tremel~ fonunJte thJt 1h , . ..i l·.;
LA called nation's cocaine capital
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\\ l'Jnl·'><la' th.it Lot \:lg<' C'' i...J" "', ::·. :r:~ ' "J · . ..ir '..i · .\mt"nca·
anu ,ompfaineJ tha· •\..I.' :l·Jt:'J ~ ' ... -··:.·~: .•. i ··-ug~: \100 drag sh1 pml.'nt~ H, h'\I..: J~ Ju.; l'O•l' 'h-! I "'" J:' .. -..J ~,· J.Jkr<. ha'C'
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t1fQ.J'llZl'd :he ~ta:, " :1-J :i-.. • ._g .. , ,,, .i.., \l.1· J. ,._ .: " • ~J' e Jreamtd 1..'l~. \·an Je l\..a:-::;i ~1 J -J 'i'X" ' .. : J·' .-· ·~l,..·.-·' ""'rc"n('(' He
i..•ged th.: Bu~h adm"'.':ral ,,., :. l•lah ,,• ..i :,·,'.".! c:l"' ..,,!r..,~ ta<.k !Of('(' in
'"•utnern C ahr.1rn1J J .,i,;l l"l' .. -"'l'l" · -..·.i.··,, J· .... J~, -·, ." :he c;tate
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ACLU sues government over wiretaps
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tnc J ... ,11.e Dl'ra~:i· • ..,•, • .~ 1" .. ·.·.1rp rt-t~. ·,·h.;'n •Ol'' til all<"ged
r.emxr, ,,. a P.1 _,. -:rr•, ,. L' w;' :.1 "~ ..!.:"< r'.J" ' Thl' tl'lmplatnl
alu .. ~ ·ht• Ju,1 ,, i>.fJ"':". · ·• l f ~I :"' 1--·rn ~·a:' n .lnJ 'a:ural·
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and a Ken,ar J 1 .21'.1 \ i· \ • .! -.: C• "r .. 1 ('J ·~l r .._ru1Jr Fa•fll '"'r
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~~TI0~.4L BRIEFS
Powell expected to head Joint Chiefs
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~IA\tl -'me top l • nt:J m111u~ ,,!Tt,-C'~ 1n, l._J1n~ the rebt'I h1tt
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three "ere 1mmtdld!('l\ appr\n('d 1mm ~r.ll •n \ •li,1J1' '<lid lhC' acuon
came' l"'O da~<. aiter 1i'c ( l'n:r.1 .\men.Jn prl·,i..kn:' agrt·t"J 11n J plan w
dC'mQb1hu the ( ,1n1:a~ "'1th n t '1ur r.i1.inih'
Israel Galea nu. the rc~i l'hll'I llf 't..ill ... r., \1." .l'i l ,1manJante Fr.inl hn. ~as among the ot1kt'rs hhng • ta1m' JI :hl' \l1am1 olfa·e of thC' L'
lmmlgrallon a nd '\aturahzat11.m "er.11.·e T ht ,,tlin:-r-. denied thC're "a" a
connecuon bet"C'<'n thC'1r applt,a11l'n" Jnd the a"urJ <.i~ned '.\fonda'\ b' fiH'
Central .\men..-an pres1dt'nts 1n Tela. H1.1ndur.is lnlhng for the d1smanthng
of ~tt.'.'ara~u:i·~ ant1-Sandm1.,1a forle.,
DC-10 makes emergency landing
DE~\'ER -.\ S onh\l.eSt -\.1rhnec, IX'· I en route from Lo .\ngt'1<'"5
to '.\hnne.apohs ?" ~ C'd,,nMda~ made an emergen(~ landing in l)('nvcr after
tht tn-motor Jets :"o -tngmt appart'ntl~ bt'g.an hre:tlm~ up and th<' pilot
shut 1t do" n. officials said Flight l11 . t.'.'a m 1ng ~ 5t> proplC'. landC'd at
Staplttoo ~ot\rnauonal .\1rpon at a~1ut .lO pm "'llhout 1nc1dtnt.
The :'\o -e!lgine ofa OC-10 also 1 the focus ol' an '°'esugauon 1nto
lht dlsasttr of l m tC'd ~1rltnes Flight 2 3~ last month. \lo h1ch left IXn\C'r
Tht flight "as 0' er Iowa ~ ht'n tht tngine ap1>3rrnth d1smtengrated.
WORLD BRlt:t·s
I Kalfu electec;t Japan's prime minister
TOKY_O -Go'em1n1 part) leader Tosh1k1 ~1fu bttamt pnm<'
m1rustc,r \\ cdnesda) after an unprt'('edtntC'd battJt in parlia.rntnL and ht
unmediatrl) bean trytn& to bwld public suppon b~ namina t•'O womtn ~o the: ~btnct. ~omen \'Olen.. l.Jll11' ovtr a nc-v. salts tu and a sex Kandal lD~ol''lAI K.aifu s ~r. -~ wen as a major factor in Ult Libnal
Democra\Jc Part) ·s poor 5ho•i na 10 parltamenlar) tl«t1ons July 23.
ln that \Ol~ \ht l..ibnal Democrats lost thelr m-.Jorit 1n Ult ueJ>tr
house for lht fim Umt lD lbt1r 34-)t&r hl,101) ~. oppostt1on $ooal1SlS
delayed KaJfu's d«uon b~ supponina SocullSt Pan lndcr Takako Doi on Wcdncsda)
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Funeral Saturday for Lenore Waite of HB
Funeral ~f' 1C'c~ for Lcnnrc
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Saturda) at the.-( hurt h lll Jl''U~
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lanta A'e .. in Hu n11ngtun Bt'ach
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Fnends "<·rr Jlh 1c.eJ ll' .lrrt' 1.' 1ng famtl) on ~ta~ 15. 1425. in
earl) a s :3.000'1\1tnr' \\Cr1• l'\JX'lll·d \landerlield. l .tah. hC' "a~ thl'
to attend. Then· \\tll JJc;C\ he .l puhlJl ~ou ngest and on l~ girl of '>n i:-hil-
new10g from 5 l l' 4 p m Fnd,I\ JI dren. \\"hen she "as I ti. '>he moH·J
Peck Fam1h ( nll1n1JI I unl•ral to Huntington Beal:h and \ta~eJ
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Waite and h t'r hu,hand tormrr 'ht' met her tuturt' huc;hand 1n
Hununfton Beach t 11' Cnunulman churi:-h dunng Sunda~ schC'lol. and
Noble Wa11l·. "l'rc {'n thl'lr \\3\ the t\\O mamed after \\ urld \\ ar II
Sunda) 10 ~l ontana on an Cktnge ~oble W atte.-. who 1s a past pres1d<.>nt
County Watt'r BoarJ tnr JlrnrJing and member of the Orange ( l)Unl'
to their son. Rogl•r Water D1stnct Board. established a
T I, pharmac~ at 115:!:! Beach Bh J . hey had a '"fll" t'r in rl,, 1' h h h .__ J t 1
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°'~ Coeat DAIL V PILOT I Thuraday, August 10. 1989
• Bush signs S&L
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Bush, saying ''I'm proud to sign this in loans.
monster," Wednesday put his signa· The overhaul also toughens crimi-
turc on a S 159 billion rescue package nal penalties for fraud and triggers
for the savi~nd·loan industry. the most sweeping overhaul of the
With the ink barely dry on the bank.in• regulation in 50 years. 371-~ rewrite of federaf banking This mcludes a dismantling of the
laws, bis administration beian put· primary S&L regulatory agency. the
tina the .Plan into effect, approving Federal Home Loan Bank Board.
the first S8 I 5 million installment for -Under the overhaul. federal deposit
cleaning up the nation's most heavi· insurance for S&Ls will be provided
ly indebted savings and loans. by a new insurance fund called the
Houn after the signing, the Resol· Savings Association Insurance
ution Trust Corp., the new federal Funds, SAIF, pronounced "safe.'.'
agency created .to dispose of ailinj Shortly after Bush signed the bill.
thrifts, said it was considering uni-Treasury Secretary Nicholas Brady
laterUy reducing hi&h interest rates convened a meeting of the Resol-
on long-term certificates issued by ution Trust Corp. Oversight Board,
some of 262 insolvent but still open set up by the legislation to sell ofl
thrift institutions. sour loans and repossessed real es-
"The bill is not perfect, but il is a tate the government is inheriting
first step, a crucial first step toward from the failed thrifts.
AP~ .......
restoring public confidence," Bush The board voted to spend $815
said at a Rose Garden bill-signing million as the first installment in
ceremony attended by the chief shuttinJ down or merging S&Ls with
architects of the legislation. the highest negative net worths. in-
Busb said the overhaul -the eluding $215 million for dealing
government's biggest-ever industry with three yet to be identified in-
bailout -will help "ensure that not sititu~ions on Thursday.
Bush hands pen to Rep. Chalmers Wylle after signing S&L
ballout blH. Looking on from left are Sen. Phll Gramm.
Budget Director Richard Darman and Rep. Henry Gonzalez.
one dollar of insured funds will be The government, which has
lost by any depositor." already closed 223 S&Ls, is those cenificates could be renewed,
The legislation, a lightly modified . autl,orized under the legislation to but at mterest rates up to J per-
version of the rescue plan Bush first shut down up to 500 more of the centage points under what they are
submitted to Congress Feb. 6. nation's nearly 3,000 institutions now earning. and expects some of
authorizes $50 billion in new gov-over three years. It is required to the certtficate money to be
emment borrowing over the next 26 spend $20 billion over the next withdrawn.
months to clean up ailing S&Ls. in seven weeks aJone on the problem. Unresolved is whether the corpor-
par~ by buyi ng . up high-rate .Of that $20 billion. $15 billion !!lion will conunue to honor the high
certificates of deposit issued by the will be used to replace deposits lost 1nte.rest rates on longer-te rm
shaky thrifts to attract c.apital. to . institutions a s high-rate cert1fi.cates. as the bank boar.d had. ne-:m~-nure-requires S&L own. ~erttfrea-tes. most With 30:. 61,)= and --: -At issue a~e: fo~g-t~rm cen1ficates
ers, ~thm f<?ur mo~ths, to have 90-day terms and some paying up to 1SSued by 26. ins11tut1ons the federal
$1.50 10 tangible capital for every J I percent interest. come due. government has already tak,en over
$I 00 in lending as a cushion be-The Resoluuon Trust Corp. said but has not had the money to re-
deem. Those institutions' high-rate
certificates total $50 billion, but only
a small ponion of them are long
term, according to analysts.
The resolution corporation is ex-
pected to decide within the next few
days how to honor the cen ificates.
ln a reference to the nearly foo t·
thick ''Financial Institutions Re-
form, Recovery and Enforcement
Act of 1989'-' resting on Cl table
awaiting his s1gnature, Bush said.
"Thank you all very much and, now.
I'm proud to sign this monster. ..
Healt-hy economy may spur interest cuts
By MARTIN CRUTSINGER
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WASHINGTON -The U.S.
ecpnomy is still growing but at a
slower pace, the Federal Reserve
said Wednesday in a report econom-
ists interpreted as an indication the
central bank had room to cut
interest rates funher.
lo a survey of economic con-
ditions around the country, the Fed
foun~. that the "nation's economy
continues to grow slowly" with weak
auto sales. generally sluggish con-
sumer spending and some declines
in manufacturing output.
The slowdown this year was
caused in part by a yearlong banle
waged by the Fed to drive mterest
rates higher as a way of dampening
demand and cooling off inflationary
pressures.
The fed switched course in June.
however. and began nudging interest
rates lower in an effort to keep the
economy out of a recession.
Many analysts interpreted the
Fed's new economic survey as an
indication that the central bank.
while not overly worried about an
imminent economic downturn. was
ready to lower interest rates funher
if the economy showed continued
weakness.
"This repon says that t he Fed
believes the economy 1s slowing
down but there is no imminent
danger of a recession and inflation
doesn't look like as big a problem as
it d id a few months ago:· said David
Wyss. an economist w11h DRl-
McGraw Hill.
Wyss said that while the Fed
wouJd ease interest rates funher in
coming months. "they are not in a
big hurry to do it. ..
Michael Evans. head of a Wash-
ington forecasting firm. noted that
the bond market initially sagged
when the repon was released be-
cause traders had been an11c1pating
a gloom ier Fed assessment of growth
prospects. Evans said he believed
the Fed will sllll be pushing interest
rates lower in coming m onths bU!
only as inflationary pressures abate.
"The economic repons and thl!>
outlook suggest that the Fed's soft
landing has been achieved... said
Evans. The central bank has been
trying to slow the economy enough
to dampen 1nfla11onar} pressures
without topphng the count!) into a
downturn.
Fed interest rate dec1s1ons are
made b' the 12-mcmbcr Federal
Open Market Comrn1ltct\ composed
of members of the Fed board and
the presidents of fi ve of the I~
regional banks. The poltcy-makcrs
meet eight times a year. with the
next session scheduled for .\ug. 22.
To prepare for those meetings. the
Fed surveys the regi onal banks
about economic conditions in their
areas. Wednesday's repon. known
inside the Fed as the "beige book."
is. the latest comp1la11on of thos~
views.
The-report said retail saies were
generally sluggish nationwide. with
auto sales below last year's levels
everywhe~c except Ttxas. a state
where car sales have increased
sharply. About the only strenith
nationwide m consumer speodmg
over the summer has comt' in sales
of women ·s clothing. the rcpon said.
Manufacturing ac11v1t} vaned
from region to region with Federal
Reserve banks in Boston. New York
and Cleveland reponing sluggish
growth 1n new orders.
Dallas and San Francisco reponcd
weakness in orders for electronic
components. while the Chicago and
St. Louis regions reponed some
layoffs and plant closings relatrd to
cutbacks in auto production.
1 2 indicted yen traders plead innocent
8y DAVI SICIDMORE
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WASHINGTON - The savinas
and loan industry will emerge leaner
and more closely regulated, but per-
haps no better able to cam a profit.
as a result of legislation signed by
President Bush on Wednesday,
analysts say.
The bill, enacted six months after
Bush first called for emersency IC·
tion to solve a crisis inhented from
the Reagan administration, is ex·
pected to profoundly alter and prob.
ably drastically shrink a business
that has enjoyed a privileged pos-
ition in the nation's financial system
for more than SO years~
Savings and loans, because they
financed the American dream of
home ownership, have been per·
mitted to operate under accounting
standards and capital requirements
much more lax than those applied to
commercial banks.
No lon.ser. In 120 days, thrift
owners wtll be required to back
eve')'. $100 in lending with Sl.50 in
tangible capital, which will act as a
cushion between future losses and
government insurance funds. By
1995. the standard will reach $3.
An· estimated 77 percent of the
nation's 2, 946 S&Ls meet the 1.5
percent standard and two-thirds
already satisfy the 3 percent require-
ment that is more than five years
away, according to Sheshunoff &
Co.. a consulting firm in Austin,
Texas.
Those that can't measure up face
takeover by government regulators
or me'ler with bigger and stronger
institutions. Because the legislation
for the fi rst time permits banks to
buy solvent S&Ls. even prosperous
institutions could be quickl y
scooped up by large holdinB com·
panics anxious to expand their retail
branch network. The bill makes it
easier for banks to smoothly inte·
grate thrifts into their ooeration.
"In fi ve years I expect there'll be
less than a thou~nd thrifts." said
Bert Ely. a financial institutions
analyst in Alexandria. Va. "Five
hundred to 1.000 thrifts will be shut
down by the government. the rest
will io beca11se banks will seek to
acquire them and thev will seek to
be acquired. lt will be a two.wa)
strcict."
The prospects for thrifts that re·
main after the shakeout are mixed.
<?J>timists point out that the bill, by
ebminating aiJing S&Ls that bid up
interest .rates on deposits, will make
it easier for healthy institutions to
raise low-cost funds.
Also, by puttinJ the taxpayers'
money where . politicians' mouths
arc, the bill should restore public
confidence in the government's
guarantee of savers' accounts up to
Sl00,000, helping to stem a record
outflow of deposits this year.
"The industry that is going to
emerge from this is going to be fewer
in number, but certainfy stronger."
said Barney R. Beeksma. chairman
of the U.S. League of Savings In·
stitutions, the industry's largest
trade group.
"I think the positives clearl~
outweigh the negauves. It will pro~
ably reduce. if not eliminate. the-
adversc publicity we've had ... by
once again underscoring that gov-
ernment insuranc.c of accounts is
just that and people don't have to
worry about losing their money,"
said Beeksma, president of lnterwest
Savings Bank in Oak Harbor. Wash.
Pessimists, however, say that the
industry's share of the bailout will
pint h thrift earnings in two ways:
throuJh higher deposit insurance
premiums and by skimming profits
from the 12 regional. industry·
owned Federal Home Loan Banks.
S&L losses far exceeded profits in
1987 and 1988 but membership in
the regional banks. the industry's
financing arm1 provided thrifts that
did·· make money with a th ird of
their earnings last year.
The regional banks. as pan of the
bailout. are contributing all of their
retained earnings. $3.5 b1llion. as
well as $300 million a year 1n
profits.
Moreover. institutions will see
their deposit insurance ·premium
rise by 10 percent. from 20.8 cents
per S 100 to 2J cents.
Pessimists also note that the bill
will force S&Ls to concentrate more
heavily on safer but less lucrative
home mortgage lending just as the
economy1md-real esTate markets are
entering a slow-growth period at hcst
and a recession at worst.
Feds drop lawsu.it
against Northrop
By E. scon RECKARD crated by a guidance-system compo-.
,.,~ ..,_.. wm.. nent known as the 1ncnial measure·
LOS ANGELES _ The federal ment untt. a basketball-sized device
government has d ropped a lawsuit that guides nuclear missiles to their
accusing Nonhrop of falsifying tests targets.
on MX missile guidance devices and The case arose when a heat e'<·
has agreed not to refile il. the aero-changer component and a test stand
space company said Wednesday. exploded dunng testing 1n January
Federal prosecutors could not im-1986. As pan of the d1 sm1ssal of the:
mediately be reached to explain wh y case. Nonhrop agreed to pa) the
they dropped the SJ million suit. It government S45.045 for the damage'
had alleged fraud and violations of to government equipment.
the False Claims Act. saymg tt'sts on Cantafio decltned to descnbc.' "hat
CHICAGO (AP) Twelve On Tuesday, three of th e 21 yen fraud. The six yen traders remaining Board of Trade said the exchange about 20 heat exchangers for the led up to the dismissal of the suit,
traders in the Japanese yen pit at the traders indicted pleaded guiltv. were scheduled to be arraigned at will do whatever it takes to restore MX were never properly conducted. which the compan) announced late
Chicago . Mercantile Exchange U.S .. District Judge Georie M. another date and were expected to confidence in its practices. A lawye r for Northro p in the day. Thr ·.S.attomc,·sollice
pleaded rno~nt Wednesday to Mar~v1ch set Aug. 16 as the next plead innocent. said Assistant t 1.s. "We do not tolerate a 1 1 . "~histl~blowers" characterized t~e in Los A.ngeles referred cal is to the
charges stemm.1ng from . the federal h~nng date for the 12 traders ar-Attorney Dan Gillogly. t . be. . b d s ng e cus suit as JU St a ttny piece of a mosaic J usttce Depanment's special ct v1l probe of trading practices at the ratgned Wednesday. The 1'udge said p· . omer mg a use on our ex-f It" ·11 "' ti · ·1 d 1· · · · · w h
.... __ w.n· .Mo~rl~t-UJJ,w:cs...markei. -he wouldaL"""'~·that..time.---.. ~!;>l_!!.hed reQQ_l}S hm-1i11d as change " Karsten Mahlmann told 0 . r_nu imi ion-uo ar civt an 111~1ton secuon in as ington.
They were among 46 traders Five of those traders -John M. many as JOOltH'e 4~efendants are tfie anriual meeting of the 0 S Tee~ases..fi.led ¥c former afliJ__wich had ~loKd for tb~....d.a} named a week ago in the first indict-Baker. 50; Sam A. Cali, 38; Thomas expec~ed to plell;d. guilty and cooper-Grains Council. ''We want v~u·r con-present Nonhrop emp oyees and the But Hafi~ till' lead attorne) for
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ments resulting from the undercover A. Crouch. 43: Ray Pace. 33 and ate with authont1es. The remaining fidence. We will do anything and go.~ernment. several Nonhrop · employt'es who
investigation. Charges ranged from Michael D. Smi.th, 34 _ plea' ded 25 defendants. who ha.ve not )'ct everything to keep it " U nfonu.nately for Nonhrop. <;>ur hav.e sued Nonhop u.nder the False be . · cases are ahve and well and movmg Claims Act. characten zed the case as
pre-arranged trading to racketeering innocent to ch8fleS of violating the en af'.<ligned, worked in the Swiss . Mahlm~nn sa~d the. boa~d ~as throu~ both the civil and cnminal relati ve!} insignificant.
conspiracy and tax fraud, most alleg-federal racketeenng statute, as well franc pits at the Mere and in the mcreased its audit and mvest1ga11on courts. attorney Herben Hafif said. "Nonhrop is a hell of a lot better
ing schemes in which traders as to multiple counts of mail and s<;>ybean and . U.S. Treasury bond s~ff by 39 percent, and on Thursday Th~ compan~ has denied the ac-at issuing press releases than 11 1s at
pocketed profits from trades while wire fraud. pits at the Chicago floard of Trade. wi ll consider a proposal to 1n~rease cusauons of overcharges and falsify-building missiles." Hafif said. "That
passina their own losses on to cus· . The other seven trade~ plead~d In a related development Wednes-the penalty for each rule v1olat1on to in& t.ests. wh ich involve the cruise press rel~ase is designed to deceive
tomers. Lnnocent to charges of mail and wire day, the chairman of the Chicago $250,000 from $75.000. m1ss1le and stealth bomber as well as the publtc and Congress into believ-=================-------------------------=----.---------------. the MX missile. ing that a small government case
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Wednesday .
The non-partisan Conaressional
Budaet Office said that by meetina
the ae&cit wtets mandated by the Gramm-Rudman law -which ~
quires a balanced federal budae1 by I 993 -the country's trade shortfall could be cu1 by ~ billion to S6S
billion.
Many ecoaomim ..,ee 1bat re-
ducina federal red int would help
t.b_e tnide imbelance. But~ DrOdue> lni in n.,. repon. wbidl mies
on llaualldom 10 make iu .....,.. maa. CIO provided mon .,.
madioa '° .....,.. of an.•
PICI ':_llfafhml 1991 ~deal
wida Wld• ti.-&Mt would ..... ..;or cWldt adL
TM~-..-11WY ...._ ---"'9~~ ..__ia_ ........... r ........... ... "'9n -., JOO millioe to 1500
million.
Tbe C BO also said that cxpandina
the money supply would have little
effect on the U.S. trade deficit. since
excbanae rates are flexible.
''Amons the options policymakers'
have for reducina the U.S. currceb
account deficit. reducins the federar. bu~ deficit ... is the most promts..~
illlt --the CBO said. •
The ament account deficit is t~
broedat measure of the trade deft·
cit. n:cdterina not only produm but•
letYica u Wdl. The U.S. curmat.
ICCOUOt deficit reached S 132 billion
last year and ii expected '° be aa..-t Sl29 billion tbis year. At the ..;i"'
llina of this deQde, the Uniti Sta• bed a slilbt surplua la 11'1&
To Oil' for tbc utra eoocSs Uit,
•rices •will this COWlltry, * United Sla1el must borrow~ ftom*-L
"ladlllollnm.tlmij will......., ....... alned and ....... u ....... Aa.-..ill~"CIO .......... 0. .... ., ...... • .... nana-.
j
New gas the Dom Perignon of petrol
By Joy Anthony ... ..,. ..... _ . ..,._
<.hoosing grade of g.asohnl' 1\
•li n a choice bet~ecn m1n1 mal en-
knock and knock wo m
per unleaded reduces engine'
"'' uls1uns ulten caused b" lheapa •ll . but the pme ma' ~end thl·
ver into con .. uls1on-..
°'11111. lht"rr are thu'ie who ~ire v. 111
•g 10 pay through the c:arhurl·tor fC1r
1rcm1um fuel -\\h1ch until retent·
> meant SUPl'r unleaded. 83'\ com
1,nr\ly with an octane rating of ~-'
f hat IS thanging. hO\\ l'\ Cl
I l'\om pson Petrok um of Ornngt•
hJS begun dus1nbu11ng l lnocal\
h1gh-oetane racing fuels. leaded and
t nleadcd. a\ &J '> \ta11on'> in Or.1nt}.l'
R '' cmdt' and '-)an Diego
I ht• unlt:Jdt•d 'l'r\1o n uf thl I n-
c .11 rul'I has an Ol tane raun~ o f If 1<1
.11111 the lti:ttkd 1-; rJll'd I OX mal..1n~
.r1 ·m t r~· flc,m Pengnom t•I rx·tml
<Jasohnes wtth high octane bum
more efficiently, thereby red ucing
ping or knock and increasing per-
formance.
The gas sells for $2.45 a gallon o n
the East Coast and $3.45 here be·
cause of transportation costs from
the l 'nocal plant in llhno1s
·· omebody who bu}s a h mm
probabl} won't mind spending a
li1tle C\ tra ·money for a high ouane
gac,," said Bnan Mitchell. J l hnmp-
son Petroleum spokesman. But
"anyone can benefit."
Recentl}. an cconom}<ar ov.ner
bought fi,e p llons. The next da~ he
came back.· He said 1t made a .,..orld
of difference."
Lo.ng a fa vonte on the East { oa\t
and !ht' official fue l of the ;-..lau onal
·\'>s0<.1ation for Stock Car \utu
Rdters ("IASCAR). the l 'nocal
produu 1-. being added to a "<,;if.id
h.ir • of fuel and lubmant'> d•!>·
tnbutrd b) Thompson Prtroleum
throughout thr West.
Although 11's legal to use unleaded
racing fuel on thr h1ghwa}s. the gas
1s designed for .. m usclr " cars and for
H"h1cles ~llh high compression en-
gines, like thC' Porsche 911
"We had a 1933 ford roadster in
the other da~ wanting a high octane
gJ\." M11chell said
( urrentl). the racing fuel 1s onl~
a ... ailable at three )ta11 ons. but the
compan} 1s cons1dcn ng an arrange·
mcnt w11 h Unocal for w1dt"r d is-
tnbuuon. The fuel 1c; a"a1lable at a
l 'nocal station at 1151 :! Anaheim
81' d. in Orange.
Since racing fuel 1s also used b~
boat o .... ners, the w mpan) ts plan-
ning to La ke 11 to races at Catalina
Island and Lake Ha' :hu ln111alh
Thompson plan' tu '>ell about ~1J(1
gallon'> a munth hut the l'•)m pa n~
e\pclls lo e' entualh be up tn a
m1lhoo gallons a }Car
"The racers arc JUSI stan1ng to
find out," Mitchell e~plaaned .. It''>
going to sno~ball ··
This 1s ··car craL} ( ahfom1a
The da) after Thomp~rn Pet-
roleum rccc1Hd the racing furl from
Unocal, the compan~ took 1t'> leaded
brand 10 a race-1n Bar!>IO" Then: 11
.... as purchased b) engine designer\
and people .,.. ho plan 10 ratt" 1n an
upcoming C\Cnt 10 Las Vega\ rhc
com pan} sold 1.000 gallon1.. "v. hit h
1s good because most off-road ralcr\
prc·bu} their fuel." M1tchell ~•d
The engine designer'> are-thl· J..e'
contact'> he added ht.'\.au'>e thn
design $50 000 engtn<.-'> to U\e d
specific brand ol gas Jml v.111 rt'l ·
o mmend 1t tu thei r ca r-tluildtnJl ..,,
wmers
'The' .... ant 1h1, '>ti;tl \I· n•
c,a1d "the:~ no" I n1 tJI
U .S. Economy may falter, but not for long
f'y JOHN CUNNIFF
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lhruu&hout the 19~0., puhl1-
1.dt1on' tlarped thl' ~1om1 n.1g<, ahn11t
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rJtc:,. cm•rg} shortages dnd anl11
uundll'" Thi.' toanmon thl'ffil' \\0\
\ml.'nla II\ ing hl')ond 11'> mean~
I he lorecas1 < ollap!tl'
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A :...:...ol·iali n n \\·ill he puhli--hing and d i:...t 11h t11 lllt!
T ll E DRL"'G & ALCO lfOL
AWARENESS HANDBOOK
From the·
"Save·A Life" ~N i£''
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A telern arkNing campaign
i~ current I~· u nden,·u~· to
~ol icit lmio.ines.." support
for t hi~ worthwhile
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A8 Orange Coast DAILY PILOT/ Tttursday, August 10. 1989
DEAR ANN LANDE.RS: I just
read the column about the couple
whose severely injured doa was re-
fused treatment at the local animal
hospital. The m an asked. "Could
this happen if a poor couple brought
a sick child to a hospital'r Please tell
him, "Yes, it could." It happened to
us.
My wife and I bad no1 been in this
country very long. We were poor.
but we owed no one. O ur 9-month-
old son was very ill. T he hospital
refused to take hjm until we came
up with $1 00 in cash. This wasn't
easy at midnight. While I sat there
with my dying child, m y husband
telephoned a lmost everyone we
knew. After two hours a friend came
over with SI 00.
We were told that we had lost
valuable. time and the child had no
HOHOS('OPI-:
more than a 50-50 chance. We were
worried sick. They ordered us to go
home because we were "in tbe way."
Four hours after we left the hospital
we received a call saying. "Your son
died. Come and gel the body o ut of
here as soon as possible." When we
a rrived at the hospital. we were
handed a bill for $99.99.
So you can tell those people who
wrote to you. Ann. that, yes. at
'n•nday, Au1. 10
ARIES (M arc h 2 1-Apnl 19): /'
You'll sa), "At last someone is
listening!" In volves m o\'e that could
save mone). could meet economical
requirements. Stand tall. You arc
being recognized and with respect
Love pla ys role.
TAURUS (April 20-Ma) 20):
You'll decide that union 1s worth
keeping afloat. Emphasis on coopcr-
ation. ability to communicate with You get answers and will be cn-
women. Public appearance will vrr-couraged to proceed with overall
ify your popularit}. Gourmet dining concept. Emphasis on style. wntang.
featured tonight. creauve endeavor
GEMINI (Ma} 21-June 20): You VIRGO (Aug. 23· ept. 22J: Go
asked for more workins room and slo". be d1plomat1c. make con-
now )OU get 11. There as reason to cession to fam1h mcm~r. Relatn c
celebrate. ocaal acti vity tonight "'ho o ,·erstay·s "elcome grt ~
makes \OU sa,, "This as a 'en message. is actual!~ read) to ··take
unusuai T hursda' ,.. Ano the·r ka'c .. If patient and charming. ~ou
Gemini pla~s fea tured role. emerge from cns1s unscathed.
CANCER (June ~I-July 22): --Protect self in emotio nal cltnches LIBRA (Sept. 23-0ct. 221· Monl·~
U nscrupulous member o f opposite prom1~ed as secure but not ~et re-leased. There as talk of cash Oo"'. sex wants something for nothing. pauence. nccess1t~ for streamltning Check details. legal requirements. GI d " d I Refuse to be pushed aside. Ro,alt' proccdurrs. amorous 1n 1 1 ua
payme nt pro\ldes surpnse. · · wants.to set backstage scene. Pisces
LEO (July 23-Aus. 22): You re-. invol,ed.
quested add1t1onal information rr-SCORPIO (Oct 23-No' 21 )· You
garding durable goods. propcn) asked for and received second
happens no t only with animals. but
with humans. loo. -VALLEY
FORGE, PA.
DEAR Y ,.: WUt a laear~redlq
atory. It mfted me to tean. V•·
fertaately, die aame traaedY ... ,
........ to •Gen -It wtll ... ,. ,_ apJa. muy times, utll die
pvenmnt eemes ., wJ~ a M•l"
pla8 dlat eeven everybody. At I
bve aal4 before, "' Cuadlan
melpbon do a mecla better Job. (Are
yoa U1teal81, Wa .... 1toD?) • • •
DEAR ANN LANDERS: I was
amazed when I read those lette rs
from peo ple who thought so little of
a penny that they wouldn't bother to
pick o ne up. Perhaps, after I tell you
what the m ighty penny. whe n added
to thousands more like it. can do.
they will 1hink differently.
c~nce and now you actually get
third one . Focus on power.
a uthority, intensified love rela-
tionship. Third time will prove to be
charm. Funding will be obtained.
SAG ITT ARIUS (Nov. 22-Dec. 21 ):
Older individual._ possibly employer
or parent, provides test. At first
resentful, •you'll soon learn even ts
are working to your advantage.
Marital status commands your
serious aucntion.
CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19):
l et go of "losing proposition." It is
deja vu. You learned lesson in past
a nd now apply knowledge. Work to
make wish come true prior to 11
p.m. Yes, you are playing Cinderella
role!
AQVARIUS (Jan. 20-Fe b. 18):
Almost before you are aware. events
transpire to tum wishes into re-
alities. focus on romance. specu-
lation. chance 10 hit financial jack-
pot. Stick with numbers 2 and I I .
Another Aquanan in picture.
PISCES (Feb. 19-March 20): Inda-
' 1dual in ellecut1ve position appears
slo.,.. 10 make decision. 8) tomo r-
ro". clouds of confusion dissipate.
For no.,... accept social invitation.
You'll be dining out on delicacies.
Enjo) at!
A sr<>~P of fund-raistn for our
Baptist Children's Home was took-int for a novel and pain.Ins way to
r&JIC ft.Inds. Someone f11urcd out
\bat 16 pennies equal one foot. Since
there arc 5,280 feet in a mile. a mite
of pennies would equal $844.80. We
launched a campaian to act each of
our churches to-raise a mile of
pennies for the children's home.
A year and a half later six
churches have reached their goal -
a mile of pennies with a total of
SS,068.80 for the home. In addition.
23 other churches arc working
toward their mile of pennies.
Church members. friends, co-
workers and neighbors are adding to
the to tal as they take their daily
walks. clea n out their puries,
pockets, dresser drawers and d esks.
l .. '9. BO\'D
look.int for those almighty pieces of
copper. People have d onated shoe
boxes, cans, jan. pigy banb and
other types of containers filled with
pennies that they have been saving
for years. This has proved lo be a
terrific (and fun) way to raise
money.
l hope you will find room in your
column for the letter. What we have
done others can do. It is amazing
how many people have become
enthusiastically involved . Pass the
word, Ann. -D.S., BAPTIST
HOME FO R C HILDREN.
BETHESDA. MD.
DEAR D.S.: Wlaai a terrific Idea!
It'• to almple ud nobody 11 1olD1 to
mJ11 dtoH little aebblalaes of tlle
cola world. I .. ope OJ1 idea catcllaea
OD all over. It'• a wlDDer.
Black, blue car indicates
driver is class conscious
You art' class conscious. if you
drive a black or dark blue car.
according to color psycho logists.
Sixteen percent of all women mar-
rying for the fi rst time will be
divorced within 10 yea rs. In subse-
q uent marriage. 24 percent will be
divorced within 10 years. So Sa\' th<.'
statisticians. -
Q. What are those 25 words said
to account for a third of all English
writing?
_ A-The. and. a. too. of. L m. was.
that, It. he. )OU. for. had. IS. With .
she. has. on. al. ha,c. but. me. m ).
not.
First child-proof bottle known Y.3\
found an a 1.500-)ear-old Ma\a
bunal chamber 10 Guatr mala. Thl·
ceramic Jar had a screw-top lid.
market shelf space is. Soup takes up
I 05 feet of sam e. typically. Candy.
186 feet. Soft drinks, 221 feet. But
the big space claimer is pet food, 240
feet. Must be a lot of profit in the
dogs and cats business. what?
On April 15. 1935. an unbyltned
story in thr Washington D.C. Eve-
ning Star began: "Three little words
-achingly familiar on a Western
farmer's tongue -rule life an thr
dust bowl of the continent -'If It
rains .. :" From that paragraph wr
got the name of that fi ve-state disas-
ter area thereafter kno .... n as 1he
"Dust Bowl.''
If you and ~our mntnmon1al mate
both arc left-handed. you're more
hkel) than nght-handcrs to havr
twms. Or so ~a} the sta11st1c1ans.
HICIUf.I
ly CHAllLIS GOltlN
end OMAR SHARlf
Both vulnerable. East deals.
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Opening lead: Two of •
There are times when you do
nothing wrong yet have to pay a
heavy price for an action that is
riaht o ut of the book. Ea.st was 1~
victim on this hand from a Swats
team match .
North figured his side was on the
short side as the match wo und
down. So when this hand came
along, he decided to take a gamble
on making slam. Fortunately, South
had the playing skill to justify
North's optimism .
Declarer ruffed the o pening
spade lead and did not thi nk too
highly of his chances, since East was
marked with most of the missing
high cards for his vulnerable open-
ing bid . Ho wever, if those asset~
included the queen of diamonds anti
the hearis broke favorably. there
was a ray of hope.
After the opening spade lead wa~
ruffed in dum my, declarer cashed
the ace o f hearts. ruffed a heart
high, led a trump to the eight aa d
ruffed another heart high. A trump
10 the kmg provided the entry for
ano ther hean ruff, setting up tbe
Jack. Declarer crossed to the table
by ruffing a spade, discarded a dia-
mond on the jack of hearts, then
exited with a low diamond.
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artichoke. Why?
T he shadow of the eanh form\ a
cone an space w11h m apex pointing
awa) from the sun. East won with the queen, but did
not relish the prospect of having tht'
lead. Whether she led a diamond or
a spade, all declarer would have to
d o was to play her for the ace of 1ha1
suit 10 reel in i he slam. The ace of
diamonds would set up the king a\
declarer ruffed; a low diamond
would run to the king; the ace of
spades would be ruffed on the tabJ e
and the king wo uld be high; and the
king would be played if East exited
with a low spade.
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Newport residents
should not have
been in the dark
Newpon Beach's C ity Council members catc h a lot of
flak from residents. Much of it is deserved a nd m ost o f the
tis:ne it can be rationalized as the nature o'f politics. It goes
wtth the turf of an elected office. The tussle over lighting
some of the beach on the Balboa Peninsula is an exception
to that rationalization.
The lights brouhaha began when Peninsula residents
asked the council to close the beach a n hour earlier. Traffic
and rowdy panics had taxed the residents' patience beyond
reasonable limits.
The council. re~ponded in June by moving the beach
curfew fror:n midnight to 11 p.m . M oving the curfew.
however, didn't stop the late-night panics and traffic.
H o m eowners demanded the city d o m ore. 1 hey cor-
rectly o bserved that passing a law isn't enough. En force-
m ent, the¥ said, is the way to solve the problem. Why have
a curfew 1f it isn't enforced?
. The council again agreed and also decided to install
ti
Th\nday. August 10. 1919 A9
Costa Mesa
SOS decision
shameful
To the E.dnor
I was d isgusted and d 1sma\ed h\
the-Costa Mes.a C'tt\ Couoc1r~ d('-
Ctsaoo rrprdmg Sharr Our St-h l"!>
As usual. the "Joolung out (or
number oM·· ph1losoph) which 1s s(1
C'Ommoo these days "'as dJSpla~ed
The residents of tht' west stdt' 1t
Costa !\ks.a spoke as 1f 0 "ere tu
blame for C' t'~ problt'm the~ had
t'' er t'ncountered The~ spokt' 01
g.angs. drugs and other cnm1nal al-
ti" 1Ue!> as results ot . 0 . · pre~nle in
their neighborhood
The~ accusations ha' e abl'IOluteh
no basis tn fact
For e:\ample \,\hat member ot a
gang 1s gomg to ~ome to a chant\
organizauon 10 p1d.. up a bag 01
food"
Gang.s deal in drugs. and drug
dealers need no one's chant). the) ·n-
some of tht' nchest peoplt' on earth hghts aro und the Newport and Balboa piers as an e nforce-
ment aid. T he theory is simple: Install hghts and tum t hem
o n when it's time to go home. Past experience has shown
that m ost people will leave w hen the lights go on. and the
lights are a d eterrent to crime, too. _
Everyone seem ed satisfied . Police o fficers who would
make spot c hecks were satisfied they would be a ble to sec
who was on the beach a nd wh at they were doing. Hom e-
owners thou~t they would get some relief from noise and
traffic, and city officia'k rested better at night thinking they
had made everyon e -except the people who would have
to leave the beach earlier -happy.
For $300,000, you can
buy HUD-funded digs
Probkms such as gangs art' results
of being so close Lo Los .\ns,eles. and
ha'e nothmg to do "1th SO
Furthermore. as a 'oluntt'l'r at SO
I ha'e )t't to see an) oftht' "cnminal
elemt'nt'' among the chentc-le
Most of these people v.orl tull-
t1me JObs at minimum "age t~ing
dcs~ratel~ to fc-ed their fam1hc.-~
But minimum "'a&e d~n·1 go 'e~
~ar these da~ s. espcc1aJI) m a large
tamih L' nfonunate1'. m S1' months
these -people's ch1ld~n "'111 be going
hungf' o nce again Then it happened . City crews began installi ng 30-foot
poles for the new beach lights. T he poles are the tallest
things on the beach. Their presence angered some ho me-
owners. That anser int~nsified when the story got around
that the new light s m ight illuminate m ore than just the
beach. H ow, some reside nts demanded to know. can we get
a good night's sleep with those lights shining into o ur
h o uses? Others worried the lights might hurt their propert~
values, impair the beauty of beachfront homes and ocean
views. and be a general pain in the night. The~ -started
c irculating a petition.
C ity ?fficials were caught off"guard. They thought the~
were givmg the residents what they wanted. It nl'\'Cr
occurred to them tbat some residents might have missed
news stories about the beach curfew and how it w o uld be
enforced. They also probably assumed that wo rd-of-mouth
and homeowner association newsletters would get the "ord
out.
qty o ffi cials are s~heduling a senes of meetings to
explain the need for lights and to corrl'ct som e o f the
misunderstandings .
That's a strange way to do business tn a commun1t'
where; ~veral newspapers cover local government. Ifs alst>
surpnsing that som e residents could be so much 1n the J 3rk
•. ab'out a solutio n to a problem that affected them so much.
they h ad to complain to their elected offic ials abo ut it.
Opinions e><pressed In this space are those of the Oatly Pilot Other
views expressed on this page are those of their authors and artists
Readers' comments are invtled and may be sent to The Oa11y Pilot, P 0
Bo>< 1560. Costa Mesa 92626.
TODA,. I' HISTOHl.
Just past Cota de Caza. in the ~oft
and gentle foothills of twisted oak
and df) brush, 1s a place called
Robinson's Ranch.
ll's not reall) a ran~h. of course
lt'S a housing development. and a
fa1rlv nice o ne at that. The home'
here· ho"er around $300,000 or <;O
The lawns are bcrmuda and blue-
grass. and the dn vewa) s are filled
with Hondas. ..\curas and To) ota
\'30S. Look o ne wa\ and ,0 u can set' txins also set up a mechanism per-
Miss1on \'teJO·. Ran.r ho ~anta m1t11ng the federal goH·rnmcnt to guarantee loans for building road ...
Margarita is around the bend. and cleanng land and other '\\Ork nt•re<.'· Cota de Caza 1s JUSt up tht• road. " People work their enure h"c'> to lt'c af) to get acreage read~ ior de,elop-ment. This "'as J..ntrnn as T11k \ in such surroundmgs. But. leave 1t to Washington D < A s Olten happen~ '\\llh largl' un-
to get things scrambled. Somconl· "1cld) bureaucrau··~. H l D ~g.an tu
back thcrr. apparent!~. tho ught Rol'\-stra~ from II\ ong1nal m1ss1on ••t
tnson's Ranch \.\a<, a plaCl' for rom helping the do'll\ntrnddt:n \l11nt•\
pc:opk, a pull-)oursl'lt-up-h,-thl'-'\\l'Ol 10 hl·lp huild a 1.lluntn l lut-> 1n
bootstraps project fo r thO'>l' '11\)1\) Palm lk<.cn u •ndm 1n n ll·an<.idr
wanted to c-scapc the ghetto. 1hc and nt uiur.,c. lh 1b1n<.on·, RJn~h in
squalor o t the' inner-lit\ ~aJdkhJl l. \ •11lc~
How elSl' rnuld ll ~ ihat otlinals Pan ot the pmhlcm. 1t SCl'm'). 1<.
w11h Housing and l:rban De ' d up-that Title \ \\a!> designed IA.1th
ment agreed to knd $17 million 10 loophole~ so big that a de' eloper
help build this tranquil shcl' of could con' 1nc:-c the go\emmcnt that
suburbia~ a golf course n nged "'llh palm trees
How else" and condos '\\3S -someho" or
Well. begin b~ umkrstanding that anothc-r -crucial for the lxt1erment
this is the go,cmmt•nt we·re talking of the poor and ne-cd~
about here. not SOITit' Fonune so() Title x eventualh became c;uch .l"-compan~ that has to balance 11s embarrassment thai Jack Kemp. lhC'
. Today is Thursday. Aug. 10. the 222nd day of 198Q. There arc 14' da,c; b udget and JUS tt f) it s expcnses. And. ne" secretan 01: Hl'D. took 11 out
left tn the year. 1f suspicions are true. Robmson\ back and k1lied 11.
Today's highlight 10 histor:. Ranch 1s JUSt one o f the something-Kemp no"' estimates that m1<.-
0n Aug. 10. 1846. Congress chartered the "natwn·s a1til':· the less-than-skid-row deHlo pmrnt'> management. poliucal crom1<.m and
Smithsonian (nstitution. It was named 10 honor of English <;ncnti<;t Jn<.cph awarded monc\ h\ HL'D. o utnght theft ma~ ha'e coq the
Smithson. whose bequest of $500.000 made 11 possible. In fact. thcrr's a general 1m-ta:a.pa~ers as much as $~ b11lmn 1n On this date: press1on JU~1 no"' that HL'D a nd 11s Hl 'D mone~ I mean. "'e're talking
In 1792. mobs in Pans attacked the palace of Loui s X\'l top brass have been pos1t1' el) g.1dd~ at least four stealth bombe~ that
In 1809. Ecuador struck its first blow for indl'ix-ndt·ncl· frnm ';pain about passing out mone~ The Just "'ent do"'n the drain here
In 1821 . Missouri became the 24th state. amount of cash that has been doled E'en for Washington. tht~ 1s a
In 1874, Herbert Clark Hoover. the 3 lst President of tht· l 'nitcd ~talc'. out b} HUD ts staggenng. fa1 rl} alarming chunk uf monc ~ to B1>'m'flrirWcst-imrimr.TOWa.'~--~··-·-·-----·--W~'.hen • .i.l..)&,asJaunchc.d.J.n..J.he..~ tw 1 b.ro\\:.uig a.~. _
In 1885, Leo Daft opened .\men ca's first commcr('ialh operated rlcrtnc '60s, H D was ttle vel) fabnc of The s11uat1on is most d1sturb10g
streetcar, in Baltimore. · L)ndon B. Johnso~s "Great o-because notiod'. seems truh
lo 1921. Franklin D. Roosevelt was stricken wtth polio "'hik at ht<. ctety." II was the ~reaucrat1c tool o utraged b' "'hat ha'> happened. J(~
summer home on the Canadian island of Campobello. for budding housing for the poor almost as 1f '\\t." e'pect a certain fe,el
ln 1945. dunns Wo rld War II. Japan announced 115 '\\llhngnl'"" 10 and the needy. of corruption tn go,emment We no
surrender to the Alhes provided the status of Emperor Hirohito remained The law that brought HL'D tnto longer find tt surpnsing that so me
tederal agenc~ out thl.'re 1s stumbling
around like a drun~en sailor. passing
out mone~ quid.er than a ~tid
"'estem sa' 1ng~ and loan.
Ifs funn~ \\ e tind 1t troubling.
shocking l'\ en. that Pete Ro<.e ma\
ha\C bet on a baseball game "'~
find It of urgcnt interest that a man
and "'Oman in Tenne-ssee are fight-
ing O\ er se' en trozen embno'> But
IC.\ n EK.LOF
Cosui \.ksa
New leadership
needed in city
S2 b1lhon out the 'll\1ndo" ·• He' To the ·E.dnor these things happen · After ll\ mg an Costa Mesa for 3:' Wo~. ma~lx. 1s that a prognim ~can and lx1ng proud of a forward
hu1lt on such honorable mtt'nt1om thmkmg and compassionate com-
LOulJ Ix use-d 10 help fond a de-m un1h. I was s1d:ened b\ the
'elopment that 1s '11\tll tx-yond the callous. uncanng d1spta~ I -0bSnvtd
reach of the average ~rwn let alont' at the Ctt~ ( ounc1l meeung Jul) 11
someone t~ ing to e:1.tract thl"m-tht' night of tht' infamous SOS •
seh es from the ghetto bashing.
\\ t' ha't" people nght here in I sav. a council ~rwn IA.1th a
( o~ta \1c'3 "ho af1cr the <,un g(\(."\ personal "endetta. a pup~t. a sill~
d11"n are fau~d "'llh the dehghtlul ltuk gul "'ho 1 had m1stali.enh
'h1,lll' 11t "'heiher the' a rC' go111g to • 'oted for a a "'Oman. a tempora.17
N.· .. tn·r mg under a cu,ah ptm trt·e leadt>r -...hose "Don't<onfu~-m<'·
11r a !"'·'·'lung hedge -\nd all th\', w1th-tht'-fans" amtud<' t''\Ohed mtn
'-'hile. Hl ()«. pumping mClne~ into no k adt'rsh1p at all 1 sav. on1'. ont'
a housing tral t -... here the toughe't bnlon of an adult rauonal. -bus1-
cho1rl' I'\ -...hether to go <ape Cod nt'sshke approach to a difficult proh-
gra~ or terra cou.a. lem.
Thc Robmson ·, Ranch matter in· I obsen ed an 1mtt1onal .. fear-ft'd" c1dentl~ has bc:-en ht'aped onto the fe" "ho ha'e focused all th<' pro~
shouldc-"' of "ell-l oo-... n local d('-lems of the -.-.~t 1.1dt' on SOS Tht'n' 'elo~r "tlham L~on and Cota de "'ert' problems lxfort' SOS and therr
Ca.u. \4111 be problems aftt'r SO Too latt'
Hl'D. 1t seems had loaned ..... ,11 tht'" rrahl'e SOS W4U a fnt'nd mane~ to the o ngmal firm that "a' "ho mc=ct to m1n1s1tr to the human
to de,l'lop the Rohinson·s Ranch beings in n~ 1n that communtl) .
project That deq~loper appart'ntl~ not 1llegals, not ··dereJ('('t.S:· not
defaulted on the loan. and Hl ·o for "bums.·· not "drunks.." but fcllov.
a penod. too~ rnlc to Rohin--0n·s human bemgs.
Ranch E'rntualh thf." Pf.OJC'C t "'as l adrmrt a o~bbrhood 1171ng to sold 10 L)on fight the giaffiu. budding gang pro l>-
..\n o ngoing ~on tro" t:n' 1s lems, etc But l implore them not to
"hcther HL·o got a fair pncc from react to the fe"' so<alled "leaders"
L}on and -...hether l~on pulled ~mr "'ho formulatt' a ··ski nhead
poh11cal stnngs to gtt the proJC-Ct Ph1losoph~ ··
thrown his '-'3~ A~cordmi to recent Costa M~. walct' up. We need
repons. L~on paid $16 m1lhon for ne"' leadership that wlll addrtSs tht' ~QJ~.mc .. daun.tl.¥1.U~...!!£.~1o~blems of homel~ness.
as much as $35 million moffiers ano~llnm'Eft",1'\"'lf'll -,----~
But the real ques11on '" m il this motels. hunger and no medical c.arr.
What m the bed -...as Hl'D doing 10 These problems att not going awa~
this neighborhood in the first place.., Let's shov. other communitte-s we
Sttn Marble is rw Daily PlloO can and ....,u handlt' th~ probleres
city editor. that are plaguing cities all over
.\menca "1seh and compassior.•u:·-
unchanged.
In 1975. telev1s1on ~rsonaltty David frost announced he had
purchased the exclusive nghts to interview former President Nixon.
.......................................................................... I) MARLIN L e!SHOf'
rost.a Mesa
. Today's Btnhdays: Actress Rhonda Fleming 1s 66. Singer J1mm' Dean
ts 61 .. Sing~r Eddie Fisher is 61. Rock musician Ian Anderso n 1s .i2 · Stngcr
Patti Austin 1s 41 . Actress Rosanna Arquette is 30.
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ROSEMARY CHURCHMA~ -PlIBUSHER
TOM TAIT
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DON fENLEY
Auociate Editor
TOM CLA:"l:'li
Nt>•• Editor
STEVE MARBLE
City Editor
ROGER BLOOM
futurn Editor
DONNA MOONE'
Buainna Editor
ROGER CARL.SO~
porta Editor
TOM BUDD
O reolatiow Dirtttor
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Cir<olatioa Ma rlr.etln1 Mana,er
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Home Dell\'trJ Mana,tr
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C11atomer Seni('~ M•n•ll"'
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C.-tNIJ.r
RHONDA WEED 0.•• Pr~ .. MaHlt''
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PATRICIA A. (,ABU:
pt'C'ial S«tlon" Editor
BECKl' S. Ht:~Uf.RSO'
Art Dirfl'tor
MARl' CARTER
Ad ~"k-f't Man••..r
ALISSA T ADLOCK Prod~tlon Olr+c-tcn
Ht:NRY K ~H;tlT
Prodwtinll MH9'1f'r
LISA T 4~NE'
Prr-Preu ~u~ui•or
PATIUCK TOOL
Pre·Prna Supef'\i.or
scon oot 'THEl'T
p._ Roo• u~llt.or
mu CRA •FOllD s,....-Me...-
Let's hope someone read
S&L bill before it was signed
As its last official act before ad-
journing in the wee hours of the
morning last Saturday, Congress
voted 21 7-198 to pass the largest
single new spending program in t r S.
bi story.
The S&L bailout bill addresses a
legitimate cns1s. and tht'rc is no
question about the good intenuons
of those who voted for it. There 1s
also, however. a well·known road
that is paved wi th good intt'ntsons
-and no one wants to go where it
_ would take you.
I voted apin<1t the S&L bat.lo ut
bill for several rcaM>ns. tht' most
impon.ant of which was the fact that
no member of Congress had even
read the bill at the time we voted on
it. In fact, the massive 776--pqc bill.
which was not aareed upon in con-
ceptual form by the House and
Senate confeTttS until early Friday
momina, wu not printed until Mon-
day this week -three days af\c:r it
puled both the Houtt and Senate.
Most of u1 in Oran.cc County
lc.arned early in life tbat we should
read imponanl documenu before
we sian them. That's a wise rule -
one to which we sho uldn't make
eJU:CP'jon samply becautt bilho ns of
dollan are at Nke.
Coft11'C9&man S&&n Parris.. "'ho
terVa on. the Haute •nkina Com·
mittce tbM ... mpoaaibi( for the
SA,1-bill, &aka a beck .. , to no one
.._ it comes to knowtedlt of the
SAL crilia. It Ml Pmi1 1tbo oria-IMllJ toalll• me OWnl Account-s._ omoe ""*' .... ofttred * ftiil ... look ......... ol dlil
... ,.. mlmnity. lut boun brfoft
'
Prell*nt Bush sJgn«J tM
S 159 bllllon uvlngs-and-
/oan r~seut! padc~. ~
st«y/A6.
the final vote on the btll. he ex-
pressed Jf1VC reservations about the
procns by which the bailout bill wu
bcina broutbl to the Ooor.
"No livma ptTSOn... he said.
"knows j ust what iJ in thts bill. I
don't know what's in tt. TM stt-retary of tbt ttt&Sury doesn't know
whats in iL The coafcf'CC'S don't
know •hat's in it. But I can tell )OU
that from what I've seen. thett a~
a ~t many awful provisions in
this letislation. a nd they wtll c:ome
back to haunt u ..
Dun.na mte~ q a member of Prn1dtftt ·, we-ne tto.e
s&aft ~ qillW~ a1ICI
such u dtac led me IO cond* tblt ~ ..... ..,.,.... .... IOlubOO. I ,...._.,. lllow me Plni-
dellt ..S to C'ftlllr ._ Ca $™ woald ....... nllilt .... ......,.
iJllO OM ............ ClCMIDINIMI r&
--.. --......... , tnnn•
ber of tht Hou~ or Senate haV'lng
read tt, ship tt down Penns)'l'•anta
<\' enue for tum to sign at the I Ith
hour. F1gunn.$ out ex.actl~ what was
m these take-n-or-lca~-1t grab bags
often took months.
ln the da)S since ~ of the
S&L bailout bill. that same process
has now gotten under WI). We have
learned. for ex.ample. \Ut the final
ball included costly and burdensomt'
reporuna provt.sions that will re--
quire mof1111C lenders to comptk
socioloek&J data on the sex and nt~
of loan apphcanl$ and 1"CC1pient
The Scl.L emu has toucMd us all.
l ndeed. the scandal~nddm Lmooln
Savmp & U.n. beadquartn'Cd in
lrvtnt". is one of the nation's ""'Of'St eu.mpks for the failure of FSLIC'.
The bdl tbat the COU1J1t11 adopted
m &ucb llipabod fashion a.. week-
end. howc~. will affect os all ~
more directly. The 8dditiou1
amount that the .90vcrnmcttt will
borrow durina the ncx1 t•'O ycan
rcpmcnts mort than Sl.000 for '"CT)' man. woman and chik5 in
America.
h may ~ wedts. or even moolhs.,
bd'ott we know whet.bet the l
bU)ou( bill ... boon ot • ditalltt fot
cut •IO'DClmJ. 9111 a al now. we've ab'eld1 ...... dlta much: 9cfort C'W1illa .ti -.rioe lr1 r'ndoa. dw
._ wt .... D,pllC1 Ol9Cll'4bai otca..,_ ii.._. IMJ .-k.
Qltl a. .... Cl.I. ···--· ........ c. f , .... .....
Lack of caring
after accident
was shocking
To the Edttor:
I ">ant 10 rorr.meot on the letter 1n
the Pik-t JUJ)' 27 reprdtng the prl
v. ho -.r.-as hit by a car whde ndm& h~
btke and the ca.r took off! I don't
kno"· 1f 1l 1s the area we live an or
that people arc JU.St too ~ to say
anything or too Klfish to help somt"--
ooc.
It IS really sad. Wou&d It ha""t
taken blood and ,ore? . .\ nrna um ..
Like the mother said. than God for
OJll) a bnaited and !Cf&ped bod~. I
bopc an v.1'o rad this reahtt 1ha1
·wt arc all suppoeed to look out for
each other. Kopefully. when th~
who u• tb1s (acc:Mknt) Stt '°m"°
thlftl It.Ire lbu IPJO. they can be
human ~ to soeak oui.
8ETH 81tA£\JllGAM
Newport 8adl
I
AlO T'hundey, August 10. 19et
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Ne'W World Video.
ltatinf (on • teak of .f~
c'-acl Lebmaan 's
" is about a cou~ of
kids -a boy and a kill off the most
~e in ICbooJ. mak-~·.::rJCi~~W:;
movie ii a brilliant sick l·okr -if you bated high schoo you'll
love this movie.
Ifs a pnck.ly. bracing enter-
tainment. full of pcrcrsity.
thanks to Chrisuan Slater's silky
menace (he reminded mr of
Robert Walker an .. Stra~rs on
a Train"), but it isn't soulless or
even mcan-spinted. thanks to
Winona Ryder's pleasing pres-
ence.
Its ending may fizzle OU\, but
for most of its running time,
"Heathers" "WOrks as u ir-
reverent, iMblaat and ins.iahlftal
look at the~~....._, w
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lids movie is a bore. It j ust
IDOPCS ~'with attractive
..... .-. ~ palblriftl for
die camcra. lalkias but DOI really
•vi111 anydaiaa. i.;,._,a... ~ •• :;.....: .. . . a....,._ .-.u19C IS WOt,Cf\-
diRctor Robert Towne's luxu.r-iul but extmndy ..-Utious
, ~ film. an al1s)' Glllrlmcnt
tltat anempcs 111> turn laoary
movie oonvaatioos ~
oonai .. up widl ~ &csh. It's a ~ w.,.... .-OS.
movie by die oompuy that oocc
made Ck real McCoy: We get ii' staple about~ cbild-fiicnds-wbo . Ii 094£::! fl .. rl uSJ° taV:.
Thea ~ * 'WOman, )In. the ~-woman who's attrac:ttd to
Townc's chief oonccit here 1s
to make the rcsH:kn\blddic (Mel
Gibson) -a drug 'tunner who
wants to retire -an incredibl)
nice guy. dcan<ut and hand-
some. and to make 1hr cop (Kun
'1lumll) somewhat of a pinning
~. complete with sharklike
smile and pused-back hair.
As the ""'Oman cauaht in thr middle. Michelle Pfrifter givrs a
S11aQ1C. icy performance. She DlmYI it as if she were auditioning r .. -an anchorwo man's spot on
lbe eoYCning news.
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at f&mily ties that bind ud 111 -oraaaes the cuencc of <>ranee COuo-
t y's premiere performance of'
.. Grown Ups" by Jules Feiffier.
Brin&ina to a close ifs Discovery
Season, the lrvinc Community
TbeatcT IClS the staee for laushtcr at
Tunlc Rock Community Put in a
· satw'Med with acidic familial c::elCT -a ~tcd VC'f'•
sion of real life &nd a poup that is no Bndy Bu.acC
Under the direction o(tTom Titus.
ICTs lo!"Jtime ma~or. a series of irritatingly la .....
-complete with bovenns
angry and auilt-ridden youna ada&lla.
and an innocent though maTii
lating child -cvolvr into an ml
taining th~ct play.
Joyce Eriksen frazzles nerves Ii
fingernails o n a blackboard in her
animated charactcriz.ation of Helen,
a mother whose syrupy venom
leaves e,·cryonc feeling ever 50
slightl) poisoned. Her moves arc
sweet and gentl('; but. her ton-.e
~ccs likr a razor in this line
portra~I.
Helen's~ Jack. is rendered
by Tracy GQdfTcy -a performer
whose face communicates almost
bener than his words. Godfrey's
expressions arc priceless. prompting
lots of laughter.
Daughtrr and son. Marhyn and
Jake. arc performed by Kiny Ka rp
and Marc LcBlanc. Shr is frustrated
o'er benign neglect: while he suffers
under the weight of stifling ovcr-
indutsence Their Act I discounc
efTCC11,el} sc-ts thr tone for the eve-
ning. L.t'Blanc's intensity in his vari·
ous con,crsa11ons mterycct many of
the mo re scn ou . thought-provoking
elements of 1he p1C'CC: while Karps's
arumallOn and powerful fi nal exit
provide h1lanous highlights.
~nor<' lJeme is Jake's melan·
choly wife. Louise. who finds herself
T\ LISTl,GS
7:00 7:30 8:00 • • •
Jalr• ~ Le ... ncJ •nd Louise fL•nor• StJ•rn•J .-r In
tlM Irvine C~unlty TheMer production of Jules l'etf-fer-s -..Wn 11pa.··
on the o~kin& m with this
aggravating j ...... puzzle ol a fam-
ily. Louise aacl Jike's daugbteT Edie.
a spunky teo-ydlr-old, is ~II inter-
preted by Mindy Titus.
Thriving on circular argumenta·
tion and euacnttion. this comedv
is at once funny and frustrating.
Tension builds to a fever pitch an
Act Ill wherein a volcano of emo-
tion threatens to erupt. over the
entire cast. Offering clements with
which almost anyone can identify,
the piece guarantees that lauJl:itcr -
and maybe a little pain -wi ll come
easily.
Playing m the auditorium of Tur-
tle Rock Community Park. "Grown
Ups" will run throu&h August 26
with Fnda} and ~turday per-
fo rmances at 8 p.m. and a matinee
on Sunda y. August 13 at 2 p.m. For
tickets and information, call
857-5496.
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FO<JJ THURSDAY, AUGUST 10, 1989 1 :J
Take a European vacation via bistro fare
If you long to sit at a sidewalk
cafe on some small European
street, cat the regional ethnic fare
and watch the world go by, but
can't afford the time to fly away -
here's your chance to re..create it at
home.
Set the table on your porch or
deck, mix up a big pitcher of
lemonade, or chill the white wine
and .serve a salad from the country
of your choice.
If it's the sunny Agenan Sea you
long for, Light Taverna Salad is
the answer. A crisp blend of tangy
greens, salty oli ves, feta, onions ·
and tart~sweet Granny Smith ap-
ples are tossed together for a great
Greek treat .
.. Amsterdam Curried Cabbage
and Apple Salad, reminiscent of
Holland's colonial days in In-
donesia, offers a hearty vegetarian
lunch. T ry it served with sliced
Edam cheese and crustv fresh
bread. ·
Chicken Bistro Salad with
Cream> Lemon Dressing lets you
relish the Left Bank of the Seine -
Cafe Warm Goat Cheese Salad
might be equall y at ho me there.
too. served with a warm French
baguette.
Bavarian Sausage alad with
Seedy Mustard Dressing brings to
mind the great open cafes along
the Rhine and Moselle ri,·ers in
German). A zesty salad. it's made
for a JO)OUS laughter-filled after-
noon.
LIGHT TA VERNA SALAD
1 buncb watercress, trimmed
and crisped
1 small bead Boston lettuce,
rinsed, c risped and torn
1 cup thinly sliced red onions
3/4 c up Greek olives, pitted and
sliced
.., cap crumbled feta cheese
Herbed Greek Dressing
Z Granny Smitb apples
Toss toge ther watl·rcress sprigs.
Jett uce. red onions. oil ves a nd
cheese in large oo"' I. Toss "'Ith
Herbed Greek Dressing. Core and
slice apples into '..inch thick
slices. D1 v1dc salad mixture tx·-
twcen ser\'lng plates and garn1'>h
with apple slices to Sl'ne. Mak""
4 sen ings.
HERBED GREEK DRESSING
ltablespoons olive oil
Z tablespoons red wine vinegar
l~ teaspoon oregano
Combine all ingred1r ntc; in
small m1x1ng -bo"'I. Whisk unltl
thorough I> mixed. Makes 1 : cup.
AMSTERDAM CURRIED
CABBAGE AND APPLE SALAD
1 Granny Smith apple
4 cups shredded red or green
cabbage
1/4 cap thinly sliced green on-
ions
Carry Dressing
~ cup chopped cashews or
peanuts
3f4 cap raisins
Ciiantro leaves
Core apple and cut thi n slices.
Fried tee
cream cool,
tasty trick
Mexican Fried Ice Cream 1s o ne
of those dishes that seems to ha"e
sprung out of no where. When or
where 1t originated 1s a m)ster).
But for those who have tried 11.
one thing 1s for sure -it's de·
licious.
With its hot crunch> coating
a nd cool ice cream center: even
the most skeptical of guests will be
surprised wi th its myriad flavors.
textures and temperatures.
Made with scoops of 'an ilia ice
cream coated with a graham
cracker and cinnamon mixture.
these morsels are quickl y deep
fried in oil for about 8 to 10
seconds, to get its crunchy coating.
The key to perfect Mexican
Fried Ice Cream 1s ensuring that
the ice cream 1s frozen solid. T hat
way. when it 1s deep fncd. it does
not melt.
Mexican Fried Ice Cteam
should be served immediately
after deep fryi ng.
FRIED ICE CREAM
11 tc..,a vullla lee cream
i ""' tmely c....w araU• c~en er Yaallla waJen
~ ........ dllaam•
I ....
I ta•11.,11a1 milk
OU fer .... fry ...
QlnllMce
1 "',...... ..._ er lime J91ee
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To prepare citnat sauce: In 1
small ·~n, combiM lemon
juiclc. Miii and lemon Hit. Stir
om medi•m heat until mbture
coma IO I boil. Over low heat.
limlMf until •dy ~
' Cut slKes into thin JUiienne stripe;.
c~rn1b1nc cabbage. apple and
grel'n on ions in salad bowl. Tos<,
"'1th Curr) Dressing. Garnish
"-1 th cashc"'"· raisins and cilant ro
lea' cs. Mal.. l's S to 6 Sl'r\lngs.
• CURRY DRESSING
1 4 cup each mayonnaise and
olive' oil
t tablespoons lemon juice
1 tablespoon chutney
Z teaspoons each curry powder
and chopped fresh mint
C ombinc air ingred ients in
!>mall m1\tng bo"'l. Whisk un11I
thorough!) blended.
CHICKEN BISTRO SALAD
Z Braeburn or Granny Smitb
about 10 minutes. Remove from
beat. Cool until lukewarm. R~
fri1C~te until needed.
To ~ fried ice cream:
Cover ice cream ICoopl with
plulic wrap and frttB b 2 houn
or until flrm. In a small bowl.
combi• pUam cndEer or .van-
illa wafer crumbs with cinnamon.
Mill well. Quickiy roll firm ice
• •
apples
1 ~ cups shredded, cooked
chicken
I,"! c up toas ted. c hopped
walDuts
"'3 cup thinly sliced grten on-
ions
2 tablespoons shredded f r esb
basil leaves
Creamy Lemon Dressing
Spinach leaves. as needed
Con· and d in.· apples in tn 1 •
inch cu~s. Combine applec; \\1th
chicken. walnuts. grel'n onion.,
a nd basil 1n mixing 00"1. r oe;.,
""ell wnh Cream\ Lemon Drl''>'>·
ing. To ~nc. lt nl' sen 1ng platl''i
w11h spinach lca,cs. Top \\Ith
ch1ken s1lad mixture. Garn1'ih
wi th add1ttonal shredded ba'i1l
cream bells one at a ume in
crumb mi~tutt. Freeze ball on
bak.iq sheet tined with wa'cd
paper for 2 more houn or until
firm.
I• a small bowl. beat C1P and
malk. Quickly moll ro11cd itt
cteem bllll ia em mi•tutt then 1n
crumb mi•. P'8t balls back on
Heed bikini tMel and ~ ice
' '
lea\ l''· If dC'il red \ 1ake<;, J '-l0f ·
'1ng.,
CREAMY LEMON DRESSING
•, c up sour cream
'• cup mayonnaise
1.a teaspoon grated lemon peel
l tablespoon le mon juice
Cumb1m· all 1ngrcdirntc; 1n
small m1\ing bo\\I Wh1<>I.. until
thoumughl) m1\cd \tal..co; 1 1 mp
CAFE WARM GOAT CHEESE
SALAD
2 quarts ,crisp salad greens
2 Gr.anny Smith apples
2 kiwifruit
4 ounces thinly sliced smoked
ha m, cut into strips
I teaspoon coarse balck pepper
cream balls for an additional 2
ho un or until firm.
Pour 011 .l inchn dttp in a dttp
fryer or heavy duty saucepan.
Heat oil to 37S. dep'ea. Ute a
lk>tted lpOC>ft to place one tee
cram ball •• a time iaeo bot oel.
fry util coati~ blli• to ~. I to 10 llCOI on e9Ch Side.
~ immediately wnh ~
laUCf. Serves •.
l log t .f-6 ounce 1 goat cheese.
sliced into 8 rounds
•., cup vegeta ble oil
6 tablespoons red wine vinegar
11 c up coarsel} ('bopped
walnuts, toasted
11 teaspoon each lb} me and
rosemary
-\rrange -.alad gn·1.·n<, tm scn1ng
platl'\ (ore and cut apple!> into
th 1 n \H'dge'> Pt:l'I and o;hce
\..1\\llru1t Hnt:h th1d. -\rrang.c
apple "l'llSt'\. k1"1tru11 rnund'i
and ham stnpi. ti' n lettuce
~pnnklc !>alad'> \\uh pcpix·r
Place r hre'il' round'I on nun-
s11cl.. baking sheet. he.it :it '50
degree'>. 2-3 minute'-. unttl "arm-
ed through. Wh1'>I.. tOgl·ther 011.
'1negar. ~aln uts and herbs. Place
lhcese roundc; on salads Dnzzlc
"1th dr('<,<,1ng to serve :-.·1akes 4
'>Cf\ ing!>
BAVARIAN A USAGE ALAD
I ll ead iceberg lettuce
2 Granny Smlt.b apples
12 pound smoked cooked
sausage, cut into rounds
1 4 cup crumbled bla~ elleese
1'1 cup sliced celery
'• cup tbialy sliced green on-
ions
Seedy Mustard Dressing
Remo,·c.-outer fnll\ leaves of
kttuce and use to line·~ d bowl.
Tear up rcma1n1 ng lettul<.': place
1n c;alad 00"'1. Core a nd cut apples
tnto narro" "'edges Top lettuce
f Plu~ stt BISTRO /MJ
me gard~~--r-fiEJ~--......i.oi
helpful canning advice
• \\-\ HINGTO!'\ (-\P) -Home gardent:r\ acro'>s the natton are
tending crops in ant1c1pat1o n of plent) of frec;h meals later th1c; summer.
If a ll gOl'c; "'l'll man~ \\Ill he putting up a surplu'>. and thr go,crnment
has somc: helpful ad' Kl' -
In fa t the latest publtcat1on from the Dcpanment of .\gnculture
ma~ "'ell go be)ond ad' it<.'. •
The "Complete (1u1de to Home ( annmg· run lb colorful pages
10 large format and sc.-lls for .S 11 fro m the Conc;umer ln(orma11on (enter.
Dept. I 68Y. Pueblo. Cnlo .. 81 OOQ.
Even with free1ero; in m1lhons of homes. cannmg remains a ..afr and
econo mical wa) to prcscne food
Once ca nned. theS<.' foods no longer need elect nc1t~ to prcscn e
them as do frozen 11ems. a nd cafl.ll 1ng 1 n·t ltm 1tC'd b) the space a'a1lable
in a freezer.
The new book covers the necessary handling and safet) practices
to properl} can poultry. red meats. seafood . fruits. J3m'i, JClltes.
tomatoes. vegetableo; and even pickled and fermented focxh .
The basic principle of canning 1s to heat the food to the point that
all bacteria are ki lled and to seal the item tx-fore others can rontam1nate
It.
Clostnd1um botultnum bactena exist in the air and as pores on
many foods. the book pomts out. They can surv ive harmless!) for man)'
years unt1l land1ng on a food produet. thrn ma~ gro\\ rap1dl) to produce
a deadly poison.
Washing reduces the amount of bacteria and mold o n foods. b ut
these things are difficult to remove complctcl)'. ncccss1tattng heat
processing.
In low·ac1d foods such as meat, seafood and most vcactables. ~nnina temperatures need to be 240-250 deirce Fahrenheit to assure
destructi on of these bacteria. A pressure canner 1 needed to reach thOllC
temperatures, the book points oul.
A rqular boilina·water canner gets up to only 212 dqrtts
Fahrenheit, which can be sufficient for more ac1d1c foods such as Jlmt.
j~llies. marmalade. pickles and sauerkraut ,
Traditionally. tomatOt"S h.ave also been con 1dCl"t'd a h1ah-actd food.
but the ~rtment of Agncultutt warn that tofM ~ vannen ~
lower in 1c1d and 50 have to be trcattd more carefull y wMn can.DC!lt.
People hvina at hither 1lt1tud~ also nttd to uw c Ira cauuon. ata
water boils at a lower temperature 1n uch areas. Lowtr llaili•
temperatures are less cfftttiv-e 11 kilhf\I ~a. to foods .. , b8w IO
be procested lonecr or the canntt prasure 1ncreated. _
If )Ou do not know your 1Jt11udt. call tM 1oc:a1 <OUfttY edl••
qcnl or Sod ContttVation Sttv1Ce office.
"Open-kettle cannana and the pro«•• al lelllb .... )flt ..
ronventioael owns, mtCTOWa~ O'¥Cftl nd ti ta = • • flll>
ommended, bec:autt thne prwc;K-a do not Pl••• • • '" tbe*pat\IMllJ.:e· Claailll .... .-. ~ 3· ... ..., !:: avaiWllt. Dhmd ~or~.._... •
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Visit the Caribbean
via exotic cuisine
For those who occasionally like to cook to the "beat of a different
drummer." there's fascina ting Caribbean cuisine. If sot\ ocean breezes,
swayina palms. and tropical flowers run throuah your mind. you have
all the imagination it takes to try this easy cooking style.
Foods from the t ropics have always fascinated us. and ifs no
wonder. lntfiauina spices like ginger and cinnamon. paired with frui1s
such as pineapple and bananas. arc used to e nhance everyday vegetabl~
like tomatoes and com . It's an econo mical. yet unusual way to expand •
any cook's rcpcnoire.
Caribbean Pork Chops is just such as dish. Lightly seasoned pork
chops are quickly browned: then a simpk sauce goes over them to fin ish
cooki,Qa. The secret ingredient is tomato paste. that lends a rich. tangy
tomato flavor without added sail or suaar. Its thick consistency blends
easily for an instant sauce.
Cnatbed t>ineapple, soy sauC'C, around Jingcr, and brown sugar
create an exotic Ca ribbean fla vor, yet they are all fa miliar staples on the
panll)' sbclf.
Do 11 the Caribbeans do -use the flavorful sauce as a ~oppcr no t
only for pork-chops, but a lso chicken, shrimp, pork ribs. or fish. You
can make just the sauce ahead of time to keep on hand for next day's
dinner.
Garnish your creation with wedges offresh pinapplc and sl ices of
orange. Add some rooked riC'C (saffron rice is an island favorite I and
a tossed salad. Finish with coconut ice cream for dessert.
CARIBBEAN PORK CHOPS
14 tea1pooa seasoned salt
'4 taapoon1arllc powder, divided
"4 teupoon 1ea1oned pepper
4 (abotlt I ~ po1111d1 total) •-. ·llld lllit'k center cat port chops, well
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3 tbsp margarine or butter
2~ ~ marshmallows or
3Yl cups mJni marsbmallows
5 cups Lucky Charm5 • ccttal
trimmed
I tablespoon vegetable oU
I cap (8-ouace can) cn1bed pineapple. undrained
~cup (1-etlllft can) toma to paste
•;, cup soy sauce
Z tablespoons packed light brown sugar
\la tea spoon ground ginger
i tablespoons water, divided usage
In small bowl. comb1nt· 'ieac;nnt·d 'alt.'• tl·a,puon garlic J>lrndcr.
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and seasoned pepper. lightly season pork chops. o n both sid e-s. In large
skillet with lid. quickl) brown pork chopo; in 011. Dra in ofTfat.
In bowl. com bine paneappk. tomato pa'tl'. 'o~ \auce. brown sugar.
2 tablespoons water, ginger and '~ tea~poun garlK (Xl\\dcr. Top
browned chops with about 1/1 cup sauce. ~tld '1 l·up \\tlll'r to skillet.
Cover and cook over low heat for apprn\1ma1k~ 8 to JU minutes.
or until meat is tender. Rcfrigcralt' rcm;11 111ng ~llll"l' antl sen c \\ith
ch icken. ribs. ham I ices. hamburger\. ur fran l.furtl'r'. Mal l'\ .i c;en ings.
Sparkling milk coolers
refreshing on hot day .
Be prepared for .. oos.. and
.. ahhs" when )'OU carr) a tra) of
these fruited summer milk dnnl.~
outdoors. They' taste as good as
the) look -and the) loo!. fantas-
tic.
The dnnks blend mall \\1th
cool. fresh melons. bcmc-; or lrt't'
fruits into a foam). froth~ ml\·
t urc. Whok or IO\\ fat milk can tx·
u~cJ 111 tv.o o f th\.' dnnks.
The ll'\I} Mdon Sparkk r. "1th
its hint o l lrl'\h lime and mint "
m.ttll' "1th 'p.trl.lrng watl·r ltl ~tl\l'
11 a huhhl~ lightnc"" fkr~ Orangl·
Coukr hknJ, mill.. nrangl' JU1u·
anJ gingl'I .1k "l\h an~ 1..·omhan.1-
tton of,11,1"hl·1nc'. ra,phl'rrll'' 111
bo~ l>C nb1..·ml·' I hl· hu11r1 J1"1"-1n
umm~r Punl h 1mp::irl\ .1 tang'
nchnl'"' Ill till' rx·a1..·hl·, 01 nn ·
tann1..'' in th" be' l'rag1..·
MINTED MEL01' SPARKLE R
3 c ups chopped. pt'eled ripe
melon I cantaloupe. honc>yde"
or crenshaw I
2 tablespoons sugar 1optional1
I cup fresh li me jui<•t•
3 c ups milk
', cup fresl\ m int lea\'es
1 10 ounces bottle> ·sparklinJt
\\ater, chilled
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\\ h1rl n1l·ll1n. ,ugar. lime Juice
anJ I t up 111111. 1n hlcn<kr until
c;mouth. puur 1ntu largt• pitc her.
~111 1n ll'llw1ni11g milk and mint
k,1,1..·, Chill 2 hours to blend
na\lll\ \JJ <,parl.hng v.ater to
,1..·n c ('I l1..l ~ l·up-..
BERRY ORANGE COOLE R
2 cups berries tstrawberries,
raspberr ies, or boystnberries I
1 cup fresh orange juice
l cup m ilk
1 10 ounce bottle ginger ale,
chilled
\\ h1rl tx·rn1..·~. orange JU1re and
l.llf'I nHllo.. 111 hknJer until
"11u111h \dd rl·maining milk:
dllll 111 ,1..·1'1.:. \Ill in ginger ale.
~1..·n 1..· (l\ 1..·1 1c1..· g.1rn1,hed "ith
lrl''h tx·rnn h l·up ...
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4 larJtf:' ripe peaches or nee·
tarines. quartered
', cup fresh lemon juice
2 tablespoons honey
3 cups '"butte rmilk
\\ h1rl rx·achl·~ or ncctannes
"1th krn11n JUll1..' ~tlr in hont·~
Jntl hultl·rm ilk. Chill and serve
5 to 6 cups.
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Fresh flavors are showcased
in delectable summer salads
Sun-baked days and warm, Sunburst Walnut Salad. It's the The chicken breasts for the salad
breezy ni&hts are the hallmarks of perfect summer cntrec. made with can be grilled or poached in ad-,
summer. Time to relax. take in the tender grilled chicken breast. fra-vancc or bought pre-cooked from •
beauty of nature and treat our grant juicy oranaes. sweet lettuce the supermarket deli. And while :
tastcbuds to the freshest, most and crunchy walnuts. oranaes arc a refreshing choice.', 1
bountiful harvest of the year. )Valnuts give the salad interest· other fruits, such as peaches or :
The best and most healthful way ing flavor and texture and pleasing melons -whatever is most plcn-
to enjoy the wond~rful foods that crunch, as well as some extra tiful in the produce secti on -can
appear in our supermarkets is to nutrition. Apple cider vincpr, be substituted.
keep preparation simple. No need honey, 8 hint of mustard. tarragon Venatile walnuts have become
to cook; let the fla vors of fresh and orange peel make a zesty, as popular in salads as in brownit>!>
foods shine through in delectable fruity dressing that melds the and cookies. Kcee them conve-
lads fl f wal · h h h niently at hand 1n the pantry. sa . . avon o nuts w1t t e ot er refrigerator or freezer. To intensify ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~====~=====~~~~~~~~=~~~~~~~-~On=c~th=at:_:'s:._:s.::.urc:.:__.:_to.:_:Pl~e=asc:..::__..:.:'s:._:.::sa:..:.la:.::d:....:_:in~gr~ed=ie:.:.n:..:.ts:.:.. _____ __, their nutty taste, lightly toast the
walnuts in a 350-degrcc oven for
about eight minutes before using.
The crisp nut will add toa st)
flavor to everything you cook -
from salads to pastas. appetizers to
dcsscns.
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With walnuts on hand. Sunburst
Walnut Salad will quickly become
a convenient family favorite and
an elegant. but easy dish to whip
up for guests. With an cntrce thar's
a snap to preparc. eH'n the famil)
cook can rela.>. and enj oy 1hc warm
summer da)S ahead.
SUNBURST
WALNUT SALAD
3 tablespoons vegetable oil
% tablespoons apple cider •
vlae1ar
Z teaspoons boney
"' teaspoon eacb dry mustard, ,
tarraaon and grated orange •
peel
Sall and pep~r. to taste
% oran1es, peeled and sliced
4 lettace leaves
4 skinned and boned chicken •
breast · balves, grilled or •
poacbed•
.,.. cap toasted walnut pieces
ln large OQ\\ I "h1sk 011. vinegar ..
honey. musta rd. tarragon and or--
ange pcd. Mix 1n .,alt and pepper
Add orange slices. toss Linl.' t>a<.'h
of 4 plates -. n h a lettuce leaf;.
drain and arrange orange o;liccs on~.
lettuce. d1"iding cquall ~ Rcsl'r'c
dressing.
Slice chicken '1 to 1: inch thick.
Add to d ressing "' ith "alnut,.
toss. Arrange ch1 t·kcn and "alnuts
o n lc11uce. di\ 1tl1ng cquall ~ Pour
an) rcm:11n1ng dre~sing t1'Cr
salad~. Garn1~h "11h green onion
if des1 rcJ . ~lalo..c<; ..i s.:·r' 1ng ...
•T"o to thrt·e cupc; u it t•d
cookt•d ch1 ckcn ur 1urkc' ran oc
subst11 ued for 1hc chicken hrca'"
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key to qui~k
preparation ·
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Set \Our umcr· You c:rn h,1,r I • this cnt1c1ng Oncntal-4\l~ le entrCl'
read) m 10 minutes. T hen."" nn
slicing. no chopping. no fn 1ng.
and not mu h measuring t'r' l'
with quick-cooking n et'. lrcsh
fru it. sherbet and almond rookies
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One 8-ounce can pineapplt>
chunks (juice pack)
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Beer Nuts l'fNjUTS ,,41 •2•
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peeled and develned shrimp
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pea pods
1 up cashews or peanuts I Drain pineapple. rcscrv11 g
Juice. Mi x Juice. 'incgar. .,,1,
sauce. bouillon granuk\. ginpc1
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minutes. M1' cornstarch .an~ n:-
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Add pineapple C oolo.. and stir
•
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Add pea ·pods. Cook and stir 2
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with ho t cooked nee. 1f desired
Makes 3 servings .•
Nutnuon information per ~r
ving. ~34 cat. :!S g pro. 37 g cJrb
l3 a fat. 11 S mg chol.. 4 78 mg
sodium. U.S. RDA: 30 percent
vit. C. 19 percent thiamine. 11
percent riboflavin. t 7 per'C'ent
niacin. 31 percent iro n. 43 percent
phosphorus.
BISTRO • • • ''°"' ,, with apples, sausage. blue ch~
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Celebrate the season with
luscious fresh fruit salads
The sweet fragrance emanating ness to freshf fruit salads in sum-sweet nuaets to carrot salads.
from supermarket produce mer. coleslaw, tossed green . salads . or
counters is a happy reminder: with Add prawns to this w:nnina Waldorf salads for antercstang
fresh fruits in their prime, luscious combination to create spectacular flavor, chewy texture, color con-
summcr salads arc perfect way to Seaside Prawn and Summer Fruit trast and extra nutrition. too.
showcase them! Cantaloupes, Salad. A fresh fruit dressing, made And remember convenient,
grapes. nectarines -each offers "'ith citrus juices and honey, ready-to-use raisins to sweeten
its distinct fla vor to the salad blends the diverse flavors beauti-other summer fare. Fresh fruit
bo fu Se h. 1 d 1 salsa, combining chunks of fruits wl. lly. rve 1 as sa a as an e t-gant with raisins and chilies, is a trendy
Team this bounty with that per-first course for a summer dinner dish that makes a refreshing top-
e nnial favorite, raisins a fruit for party or a main course for a light ping for grilled meats or poultry.
all seasons that adds tangy good summer supper. Giant raisin cookies make a
taste to baked goods and hot Versatile raisins make all salads portable picnic or patio des.~rt. -~~:-------------------------------------o_a_t_m_c_·a_l _i_n_w_1n_te_r_; _c_h_e_wy_s_w_e_e_t· __ se_n_sa_t_io_n_a_1._A_d_d __ th_e_se __ c_h_cwy_-__ And be sure to keep extra raisins
on hand for snacking -served
alone or in combination with
crunchy nuts for an energizing
backpacking treat.
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SEASIDE PRAWN AND
SUMMER FRUIT SALAD
'h cap olive oil
t tablespooas wbite wine
viaegar t tablespooa1 orange juice
l tablnpoo11 lemon juJce
I teaspoon boney
I teaspoon grated lemon pttl
Dashed ult
~ cap ut•ral and/or golden
raisiDs
Lettace leaves
I do1en large prawn, cooked,
shelled and chilled
4 caps fresb fnait pieces (melon
balls, oruge slices, pineapple
wedges, grapes. kiwi slices I
To make dressing. in small bowl
whisk oil. vinegar. juices. hone).
peel and saJt. Mix iQ. raisins: let
stand 15 minutes. Lme 4 plates
with lettuce. Arrange prawns and
fruits on lettuce. Spoon dressing
O\Cr salads. Makes 4 servings.
Portable
cuisine ideal
for potlucks
Better Homes and Gardens
In the Roch Mountains. hospi-
1 taht) 1s generous. relaxed and
o ften cooperative. The cookbook
··Jackson Hole a la Cane" callo;
these ever) bod) -bnng-somethtng
meals "ponablc cu1 stne." The 126-
page spiral-bound book as publt-;h-
ed b~ Wyomtng's Jackson Hok
Alliance for Responsible Planning
Comm11tee members sdect<.'d
mo re than I 00 r<.'c1p<.'s for
ponabtltt) as '>'ell as Oa,or. Ever)
dash can bl prepared in advance
The book offers lips for keeping
food hot or cold '>'bile in transl! or
whale wa1ttng to be S<.'n·ed.
Because Jackson Hok cool.."
ha\e to adjust the temperatures
and cook mg ttmes of many recipes
for high altitud<.'. the~ 'vc included
theS<.' modificattons with an'
recipe requiring them. The book
also boasts an cxccptaonall ~ cas~ ·
to-use recipe tndcx.
O ur sample from the book 1s
based on an old famil) recipe that
originated tn Armenia. It's a ta'>t~
side di sh for any meat or poultl").
PILAFlAN'S PILAF
t, cap batter or margarine
\'a cap fine egg noodles
I cup sliced maslarooms
I large clove garlic, minced
~ teaspoon dried dillweed
I c•p long grain rice
2 c•ps clticken brotb
'i-t teaspoon ta.It
•;, cap toasted pine nuts top·
tional)
In a 2-quan saucepan o'er me·
dium heat. melt butter. Add noo·
dies; cook and stir until brown.
Add mushrooms. onion. garlic
and dtllweed: cook 3 mmutl'S,
stirring occas1onally. Stir tn n ee.
In another pa n bring broth and
salt to boilmg. Stir into noodle
mixture. Cover and si mmer 25 to
30 minutes or until rice is tender.
Remove from heat. Toss pilaf
lightly. Cover pan a nd let stand I 0
minutes. Serve topped with pine
nuts. Makes 6 servings.
ADVICE
ffrom 11
in a shady, cool place. Fresh meats
a nd poultry
should be canned without delay.
The new guide details proper
selection of jars and lids. ster-
ilization. processing times and
many other necessary consider-
ations for home canners.
In addition, the Consumer In-
formation Center has several other
publications which may be of
interest to cooks includina:
-"Cooki~ for People With
Food Allef'lies. • SI.SO. item l 22V.
-"The Safe Food Book: Your
K.jtchen Guide," free, item S26V.
-"Thrift)' Meals for Two,"
$2.SO. item 123V.
-"Consumcn Guide to Food
Labels..·· f rec. i tcm S I 7V .
-"Diet, Nutnlion and Cancer
Pftvcntioft: The Good News. ..
free. i1em S l 8V.
-"Eada. io Lower Y P"f Hiatl
Blood ~." Sl. Item 120V •
-.. Dimn Otaiddiaa foi
AlilricaM. .. '° cnts. ... 4 I 7V •
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O<enge Cout DAILY PILOT/TmwtOey, AUQ1U1t 10. 1911 Cl
642-5678 From North Orange County
From South Orange County
540-1220
496-6800
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CLASSIFIED INDEX 6U·5678 _c0Sb __ 11na ____ 10_2_• 1 .. ~-.-Wl* .. -.11..,1e .... actt..._ .... 1.-06-.91lcOfON def.._ 2122 COIU MIU 2124
MESA VERD£ 4 80. 2 BA AID Charming Olde CdM 38R MUI 111 lftlll&
Newport ltactt 2169 111boi ,~ 21:1J7 Cost.I Mfta 2624 COiia Mna 2624
... Tl... 2BR DUPLEX Qu,.t & Pfl· EASTSIOE # ,.._ llOll'TM WW CO.
,.._ eount OllAW CO. Ml-tm
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2 tam rms. • bonus rm Big c:o<ner lot 3BR 2BA 2BA hse • guest llN 2
spa Appro• 2,600 sq tt Assumable 111 owe: c:ar oarege enc:I patio IWEIHI on 1 level S359.000 5 t1rep1ace huoe bacilyard 3 Huoe bdrm s. 2'"' Bath• Century 21 Coastland trade m down Anytime walk to t>eacll 540-3666 fireplace. o•k k1tc:hel'.
2BR 28A dup•u. gar-oe lBR BEST VU Pl/1 beach vat• large yard sngl gar: Cozy with IOtt of natural
patlO wsflr/dryr yny lse F s790 age, good ar .. $825/mo wood . .U.Oned park1no s 11501mo 645-8187 ree pari"no'utll S45-B Betnard 760-0768 & taundry laeihty 1525
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cation Many deluxe lea-S 130K S 15J< down no •'Ill ft.Liii near beach grea1 ne+g'1· 10 1 820 111 golf cou.ise
lures From $305 quallting anyone can 3 Bedroom 2 Bath home brlld gar yard SI 300 I view.s tr pies w/d Ilk ups
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3BR 28A S 1900/mo yrly
Sandy beac:ll. garage
mllllon dollar view
213 E Ed~atet Balt>Oa
642-4905 Wkdyl 9-5 tor
1nlo & key No pets
•2650 HARLA AVE•
A small quiet c:omple-
1 BR Apt lower pa110
poolside wigarage Like
new & very prvt POOi
spa BBQ lndf) ISi •
sec: No pets Ready now-
$700 VELMA 5A9-2447 only 2 llomes left' buy Owner will c:arry patto & yard 2 blocks 10 yrly tse 963-8377 ate: 2-c.ar attcn nar Call
OPEN SAT/SUN 1·5 ••usl --•1 last Bonus 2 beach $1500/mo NOW .,. -111Ta1 B"V Tt••BERS 320 E 2 S C M ""' .,,.,. EXCUTIVE HOME AT, 9-6 lor appl 760-5494 WIWIUI -* ,. "" • ISi t c:ar enc:I gar Phone * * * * * Balboa Oc:eanlron1 avail 1 BR tr pie: c:aoie poo
548-7001 248-5922 or early am pm 2 Two-story beauty 4 BEACH Livrng room j lllffl 9115 4BR 3 ,eA 52200 patio gar No pe1s 399 ., Bed 3 Bat.. ft lamll" room formal din-
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2BR s $635 Cab141 hkup
No pe1$ Refs reqd 352
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Firepla<le lndry rm strg
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$675 • sec 545.7234
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Iv soac•ous Quiet Bv11t-
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Cnrishan Morals 1 Vcfy of Laguna Niguel out'I. with name phone am O• 1 pm calf Jan * Ull l&YJlllT ALTERNATIVE TO NURS· Newp<>rt Beach • olhce 8,000 sit Avail AEWAAD1831_2298 number ano picture co ' 714-75 1·0746
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den. Fweplace. relrtg
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$2200 mo yrty 675-0120
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home tor ambulatory per-non smkr 1 house from Industrial 2788 all WHITE short hair CAT valuable, a classohe<l ao can
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drapes Call 675-1244 incl utls wkly cleaning & DAYS 540.9352 WWI llnL resvd prkng No smoking I
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-clean no druggies 2BR
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• ullS 548-0 169 Oppo!tunlty
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otf sand garage · mos1 2724
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miles~ ~ar On Approved Credit 1#0011081
FIRST 'TIME BUYElrS PROGRAM AVAILABLE!
ASK FOR DETAILS
ON NEW
SENTRA's, HARDBODY TRUCK's & PATHFINDERS
a:~ Automatic ·& Manual Trans
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(552888) (5511881
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distributor. Any customer requested accessories will be sold at normal retail price.
SENSATIO
Air Conditioning, ------------------Power Steering,
Tilt Wheel, AM/FM Stereo
SENT~ SALE!!
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4 door Sentra's are thoroughly reconditioned rental cars ready for immediate delivery. Mileage ranging from 10.400 to 16,300 miles.
USED CAR
*SPECIALS
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626 4 DOOR
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S spd. AC. cauett•. sunroof.
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USED VEHICLE GUARANTEE
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8 ~· exoellent condition. low miles (:535633)
'1411 THEODORE R08fNS 142-0010
'II Ford Muat.ng GT
5 spd, A/C. PI S-Brakes. Sunroof & More• Fast and Fancy.
Low Ml.! (=2HRC394)
112,111 JOHNSON & SON LINCOLN MERCURY
140-1130
'17CRXHONOA
Red. Air Conditioning. AM/f1.4 Cassette (a032699)
11111 THEOOORE ROBINS 142·0010
'87 Pontt.c Trana-Am
5 Spd . Loaded w/Pwr equipment. T-Top. & More.
11,111 JOHNSON & SON LINCOLN MERCURY
140-1130
'17 PLYMOUTH RELIANT LE
Autometlc. Air Cond., Wire Wheels (: 128187)
11411 THEODORE A08INS 142-0010
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A/T. A/C, PIS. P/B. and More. (=647879)
11,111 JOHNSON & SON LINCOLN MERCURY
140-1130
'17 FORD ESCORT GT 5S.P, CrulM , Tiit, Cauette. Custom Wheels (a 148197)
11111 THEOOORE ROBINS 142-0010
'14 BUICK CENTAUY LIMITED
6 Ctf-· Full Power. Vinyl Top. Low Miles (=ED410803)
14111 PERFORMANCE MITSUBISHI 111-0233
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'1111 PERFORMANCE MITSUBISHI 111-0233
'15 CHEVY PIU
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'Mii CASI er 1411 IWI
Al/TO & TRUCK CONNECTION . 121-1120
•CHEY EL CAl•tO
Auto, PIS, AIC, PIW, P/L (•908649)
.... 90 COUNTY VW 142-2111
• •
'14 CHEV. CAMARO Z28
Auto. Trans .. Power Steering. Power Windows, Power Or
Locks. Air Conditioning. Cruise Control. Till Wheel, Wheels
(=EL181643)
11411 PERFORMANCE MITSUBISHI 911-0233
71 CHEVY BLAZER 4x4
4 Wheel Drive. Radio AM-FM, Stereo Tape Cassette. Auto
Trans . V·8. Power Steering. Power Brakes. Bucket Seats.
Wheels (::3803)
'4211 CASI er 411 DOWI
AUTO & TRUCK CONNECTION 121-1120
'IS MAZDA RX7
5 speed, AlC. caaette (ir886614)
'IHI 80 COUNTY vw 142-2000
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Stereo. Auto Trans .. V-8, Power steering, Power Brakes.
Power Windows. Full Power. Wheels, Low Miies
( tt EF231008)
'1115 PERFORMANCE MITSUBISHI 911-0233
--
71 FORD PICK-UP
:v. Ton Pick Up. Radio AM-FM. Stereo Tape Cassette. Auto
Trans . V-8. Power Steering, Power Brakes, Air Conditioning
(a3803)
'2111 CASH or 411 IOWI
AUTO & TRUCK CONNECTION 121-1120
'IS PONTIAC GRAND AM
Auto. PIS. AIC. cauette (#725178)
11211 SO COUNTY VW 142-2000
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'17 MITSUBISHI SPX 4x4 P.U.
4 Wheel Drive. Stereo. 5 sp Trans .. Power Steering. Factory
Air. Wheels ( t1 HP028995)
'1911 PERFORMANCE MITSUBISHI 911-0233
'II SUBARU WAGON
4 speed, AIC, cassette (= 116535)
'3111 SO COUNTY VW 142-2000
•TOYOTAPIU
4 Speed, AM/FM Casaette. (• 189957)
'•,Ill SOUTH COUNTY VW 142-2000
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HUGE SELECTION
LOW PRICES
NEW 1990
GS 5 Speed
GS Turbo
GS Auto
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GS 16 Valve Auto
GS 16 Valve. 5 Speed'
40 TO CHOOSE FROM AS LOW AS
$
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GREAT USED CARS• ASK ABOUT OUR SERVICE CONTRACT ON QUALIFIED U.C.
'87 HYUNDAI '88 NISSAN
GL SENTRA XE
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54488 57488
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ownership
:: 4244 114
55988
'88 SUBARU
4DOOR
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57288
'89 JEEP
WRANGLER
6 cyl . AIC. cassette
:: JJ 11989
'11,888
833HARBO
'85 MAZDA
RXl
Air stP•PO alurr wheels
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2200 Newport Blvd . N.B.
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•WAITRESS/er
• DISHWASHERS
• BAATENOEA/Cockta11
Kltayama Restaurant
725-0 777 tor appt
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wtth etrong ctertoei llOlle 1111. Wht weeh I Ill.II OI THI NATUftl OI THI 1--NMCiliollllimiiioiillDCliiW.1---
70 ~. WIP, A-e ... · entertain ontr. laua ,.,,.,,,/"111/Alf .. i.... :ou"ote:ou101::o~\.tA~~~ "!!!!m*"IT .. !!!!."
Salary """"" 122 000· etone COf & end tbta: 6025 '""'""'9· "'""' otot.-... -.. ,._ .. , .-• Southwelt pine bdrm Mt kitchen ltema. bed Unene. • .. ,,. ... 1,..1 TAC A LAWYI" Tiii ~'*'°"'a,. 12'·000 & xlnt Mneflta. M1tt./b0x 1Pfng. All 11tnt: •••SPECTACUL.A"' loyt, looll. etc We Juet ·•~T041111Ult lll:WltOI On Auewe1 29• IHI. 11 dOlnl IMlelneM II • C a 1 1 L Y n d 1 a 1 won't 1 .. t. t73-0l53 "Cherlle AUIMll" btonH remodeled eve rything in 2:00 lftM. Mld·Cet 1erv1c... Holywood'• C11etom a
71•·851·221 1 -_ on matble "Stegecoeen goeel IAT. 1·5. NO Early • • '-ll•tn 1~> • Callfornl• :Corpo11tton .. ProdiH:tton l'inllh Worll.
...,.ITA1111111 12BARSTOOLS 25 ucn, with r .. m .. over' t1 l trctl, 223• Holldly Ad •M l~&tt lJlmlWI d11ly 1ppo1nt•d TruetH 1t11 Cellfornl• 81 . Hunt·
Mechanical exp req d chrome and wicker PIVI I""", Plld S 12.500. Plu1 Btwn Tuatln & Irvine Ave ••~IOI! 11\9" f..,..I unes.r and O\,lr11M nt to DMd tnQ1on Beech. CA 12848
S Ii I d one chair S 15 All as new ·:'F~erlc Remington"' ---•• • .. U kt S.'OtM !llllM02t of Trust recorded 1·30-88. I( e n n • 1 h J a mes mog cense pre erre garage sale Item a .. ,,_ ••-as Inst No 88-499'71 1n .,.,,,_,1100k, aame
For Statton In Newport1 759•0893 bro nze on marble Antiques. furn. rugs. ua.1111 l>Oolt. page. of Olllc1al R• Thia bu1tnen Is con·
Beach area Send ,.. numbered. "Coming i.,-ooit fttt••r 1~~· cords 1n the office ot lhe ducted by an indlVlduet
sume • Salary history 10 2 Twin etectrrc t>eds. best Thru the Rye." Paid ~:~~1•02~s;a~~~ogr~ 11 ld<"Cfl S..nt• CountyReoo•oers of O<ange The reg1s1ran1 com ·
PO Boll I 1923 Costa, quality. like new. $700 $8500 Musi sell. sacr1-Stt•tCt •ncl P•iH """'~ County, State ot California mencec:I to tranHCI ow11 Mesa. CA 92627 pair Desk & chair $250. tice bolh. $5200 or best M o ving Sale-Sport s executed by Ly01a Najefa nus undet the t1ct111ous
$3500 Karges king head· offer. 538-2619 equip! Fish. hunt. 0111e 1 4m 6 lO pm Mon f r. V90a, a Mamed Woman H bU1iness name 01 names lllYlll ITITlll board $500 1 pair of bOat & we.ghts Bikes 8 •m ~ Piii »• her sale ano sepa1ete prop· ltlled aoove on July 7 1989 ·~ • elegant white & gold REX BRMllDT Painting. deep freezer & frig, '89 LEGEND & erty WILL SELL AT PUBLIC Ken HavflfSIOClr.
Hourly -commssions ' porcelaln 34 lamps$300 watercolor, 1969. San b ooks decor . t oys •A.DlJCERTFtOORN CT<?SHHIGHESTb~10-Thrs statement was Med
720 7,32 Miguel Allende Pv1 party • '90 INTEGRA .. 1pay1 .., ot w•th the Count• Clerk ot Or· Apply at 2590 Newport pa1< . Cah 760·-0798 attar •pm mens Had suites o soon ; t•me of sale m lawful money ange Coun1y ~July 7 1989
Blvd Costa Mesa 6 COUNTRY French dining coatS·Sl 39 Xtnt newer SAVE! SALE! of the Un•led Stalest .. the FU4'2S
, ... -'". Olfll chairs 2011•0 writing lldg ....,,_ 6030 woman s cloths sz l2· l• 1•ron1 entranr,. "' Two Coty Put>llshed Orange Coast -desk Match loveseallchr _ & k•ds clothes Sat 8-5 Bt110 East • Pa111tron C. Or Daily p,101 AuguSl 3 1o 17
FIT M -F 7 30am.4pm 760• 1225 0 E 720· l207 XI.NT cond. approx 150 It 199 1 Porl Edward C1tcle l ange. Calllornoo all rrght 1111e 2• 1989
$4 75tHr Benefits No of CHAIN LINK FENCE (Haroor View Homes) Amt and interest conveyea to e~p nee Apply 1n person BEAUT 7 couch wood w/ with poles & 2 g11es. Best 00 0 1 S N 8 and now he4<l b) •I under Th ·660
TH-63&
rtll.tC NOTICE
PIT Newport Beach Call
btwn,9-1 lam 760-3003
A unique vft9elerian mar·
ket & restaurant 1s now
hiring lull or part 11me
Hos1s1Bus Persons
Please apply a1 225 E
17th St Costa Mesa
Books on Tape 729 cane sides oe1ge green1 offer. •99-•180 Sant 1 1 ual 1 pt ch .saoo Deed of Trust on tile K..ast
Farad SI Costa Mesa rust trg 1amo to matctt 1 Ma lU·Jlll IPfooe<ty situa1eo in sa10 "8.IC NOTICE FICTITIOUl'IUSIHEll
548-5525 I Best oftr 722· t 1~9111 msg ~P·eu-&~~~.!'----604.,..~9 H!!gh!S 6184 Audi 1983 •OOOS • door.l~ountv and State descr1oeo K4ttS7 NAME STATEMENT •ID flTIY OUH FI T M-F 7 30am-4pm
S61Hr Benefi ts L11e
typing tor computer
Apply 1n person Books
on Tape 729 Far.1d St
Costa ~esa 548-5525
Restaurants 5 FA••1LY S "LE 5 •"-" Air cond1t1on FICTIT...,..'I IUSIN.,SS The fo11ow1nn l)efSOns ar" FF lllYILIPIS Beau11ful lurn11ure etc "" " ·~,,.,..~ • Tile North 60 1ee1 01 ine ....., s; .. ,. STI Contemporary oak 3.pc BUNNY. Wt11te angora 4 Household items 01ong 1n9 sunroof. am ll m~orthwest quarter 01 lot 25 NAME STATEMENT ooing bUsines~~sEEK AS •Tlll'S llllllET
A unique Vft9elenan mar-
ket & restaurant is now
tming full or part time eA·
peroenced Se"ers
Please apply at 225 E
17th St Costa Mesa
No e (p I p time For app11-wall untl Fr Prov light mos old, healthy & tame mal8fiat in-door cassette. Excellent Con-01 Fa1rv-Farms in the Coty The 10110 ..... ng persons are WILL~~ 7922 F 1 h Av
ca11on & info1mat1onl armo11e s1m11ar outlet $40 o bo Michelle o ut-d oor items furn d111on1 $3900 552-•602 ot Costa Mesa County ol d0tG"PT°"ews1~vssCaE'SN TER •s ~nocue1ASlu11e 1100 •r•11~~ Calif senel sett addressed 675-8074 or 2•8-2342 1 1 1c Sat• .. ••••••••• .. .. .. y girls white & gold triple spr ng 'ems e •• Orange State ol Ca11torn111 SOCIA.TES 17922 Fitch A•· 92714 stamped enveiope •0 dresser & nolA •tand ne"· -•• ay•• • ..._0 8-' 20351 Acacia ... 'II--• rr as per map reco•Oed in s s mis t 7912 p o Bo~ 5569 "'~ " --"" '" -•"••-9 Ir. 1 P 71 M enue Suite 100 lrv•ne Cai.t Lee am e>Haroorn Ml 48128 apt size whrte relr1g. Registered. shots s2so ~ ,:oe ·~ 927 l4 Fitch Avenue Suite 100 PAINTER Interior and E~
ter1or Exp Nee Own
transportatton Salary
doe 63 1· 1075
sofas chairs don set 10 weeks old. 6•6-7078 No Down Paymen1r Take ~e an:'f:5 C aps ·~ me: Lee C Sammis 17922 Irvine Callf 92714
TUCllll·PrtscltHI etc 760-8045 over lease• This beautiful o1~sa~o Coeun~yunty ecor e• Fitch A.venue Su11e 100 Samuel G Lindsay 17Q21
Restaurant -•H• 1--Irvine Cahf 92714 Fitch Avef!ue Suite 100 Full 11me p11t school H B BEAUTIFUL KARGES '""-"'""• white converllable has 11 El<CEPT the Easterlw ;>•O C 927 4 CFA R Sh t bo p ' John S Hagestad 17922 l1v1ne 8111 I
PART-TIME
WllTEll/WllTllHS
Wot" car tt> service es1ab·
hshed routes $40-S60
Cash dally
area 536-144 1 Cottee table 40x60. eg o s. x train· a111 hone, Alpine stereo teet rnereol Fitch Avenue. Suite 100 t< Mark Nelson 17Q24'
PRE·SCHOOL TEACHER I S 1500 & end table $450. ed $150-$250 6U-O••• Bolts. ~rlJ 7011 with 8 speakers. tieated ALSO EXCEPT on«-n111t Irvine Calif 92714 Fote" Avenue Suite 100
...... 11 ''''""'" EOEO P • 3 F T • oeaulllul Duffel $675 -----------seals. computer. das h All interest on au mineral rights. Samuel G Lindsay 17922 lr111ne Caltf 9271 4 NE re K " 1 ,, 3 Id 7209051 · Pianos & Or,._ '88 AVON TYPHOON '00., leather interior. every oo-as reserved in •he deed from Fitch Avenue, Suite 100 Jonn s Hagestad 1792< The Orange County mar·
ket place (So CA favorite
shopping soot 11s now htr·
Ing tor Sat & Sun food
ser111ce pos111ons
Snackbar & related POS·
1t1ons a11a11aote on an e•
c11tng work en111<oment
Ltrl's litch11
979-0747
gd benes & salMv EGE yrs o . :r-·-30 HP SUZUKI. TRAILER hon posstb'te S575Jm o Kenneth A Ponto1a ano Irvine Calo! 92714 F11ch Avenue Suite 100
req CM area 64 2-0411 MASSIUllllll 6059 $3900 675·7037 859-3679 alter 6pm or wole recordeo June 30 I( Mark Nelson 179"2 1r111neCalll 92714
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T 1 • t •• 11 b f MAMllfll IPllllT leave m41$$<1Qe !950 in Boo~ 20JS Pi19e FttC"' ·~u·e Suite 100 Cart F Wollne<oth t792i' e emar-.e '"9 • OVYa ress. O• rame new -ASSET LIQUIDATION I 23 Ot11c1a1 R~ros 1n th" " "'•v.. " · I S235 840 8733 .... _________ ~u 1rv1ne Cat1! 92714 Foteh A.venue Suite 100
Full or part tome counter
sales in re1a11 '1a1dwarP
1
• Wooct piano Good con· Commercial vessel & 1" ollrce 01 the Coun1y Rf' ST.IE.Ts $300 733 7 DATSUN 310 4 speed Cart F" W1llgero111 17922 1rv1neCa111 92714 Captains oed w mlllt1ess d•hon. · • 1 11 moonng in Newpor 1 corder ot 5.a•O Countv Fiich Averiue Suite 100 David G Roogers 1792:>
110.SEWIYES S75 A S Beach "'u•sness oo· 198 1 68 OOOm1 Runs The s11~1 aooress ""o S tOO
uu (114) 117-0421
~store Mon thru Fr no
evenings Sf'"' Ste• e
Wrognt Haroware 126
Rochester Ccs1a Mesa
1ccah console sew· Moving Must ell' 18 mos u ~real but not a oeaut~ Irvine Callf 9:>714 • rc11 A•enue urte 1n g machine 5 50 old Kawai console piano portun11y S25000 casn ' otller common Oesoqnatoor> New EnQl11na Mu1u.u l1rp rvoneCalol 9?~14 100.Ll.llTEllS 642 8751 650•8398 800obo 675·9360 if l"V or lhf' rea• p•opert, E M 1 1 l I pertec 1 cond 1 pd o •rs••N 1970 2402 cescr.bed a b ,-.e , 1niurBnc" Comoan~ 11 New ,.,g1ano "ua "
S3 000 S2 500 " " MassachuSf'HS coopn•'ll• n nsurance Comp~nv ' Chairs new Ooors P•C· 6•4 "'"'14 obo •IST Slll lllT WMe good engine ne"' Pu•PO•le<l 10 be c 0 Cop,.., Re.ll Es1,11e AO Massachuse11~ corporatoo<' PJ•I t rnt> ~aS\ wor~ A'·' IU 05 D·•can Phi e 1ao1e ... .,.. N,.,.,.. " s1000 19i0 MP",,, Pl~ce Cost.I n E ·~ ,••y Tiii '"' u V 1977 18 loot Bay Boal I t1res =us wor" ' •isors one 399 Bn, 1,1011 c o,Coptey .. ea• s1111e "" -•n&tL ••LrS or PM "'o e•P nf'cl" ~ y h El 0 ·~--111orr11a -I( OL(•l irrrrlrl " -E wrougtn iron 1ao1e <> ama a ectone rgan Oull1elO etectroe 1n ~eet OBO 751-0915 ""l:~~~oe•S•Qn('(l l•us•e-S t , e e 1 B c-~ 1 n n "sors '"c 3qq Bov•st ''
,.._ " E" E PT Temp e"<O O <.ale<.-ar)' Houri~ Be;n., cha11s & more' 646-3627 w/t>encn Ear phone 1ack lent c;ondit•on Must sell MilSHC"u'>Plh'' 0?716 Street BostGn Ma.,sachu For Daily Pilot Customer person tor women., ccn 642-4321 E~t 4J2 " llUT STIHIT~ CAil O•sc1••ms an, •ilto•l•lt r,,, .ir•, D G R 1~o 7 11s 0;;> • 16
S 0 228 Wa 1 10 "~ep , , :>1n1ng Room T .it>le 6 & sliding keyt>oard cover Call 8 30·5 97 1 4 C1 nco,,ectness nt ll'lf• ,,,_,, av•O noQ•,,, • se 1 e rv1ce epartmen1 iemporary apparel !>lv•t' r vr ·~ Cna"s :Vtth Matehing wl lock S600 8A2.3413 17141852 1999 I t oyota r auto aoaress ano OttP• comn•or r 1tC:" a..t>nuP !>u 10 1()0 1n1erpa1 Corroa,.,, a e• 7am.2pm Monelay-Fro Coulel work into ;..~r.,.. tor Crvs1a1 or Ben Bullet Antique creme 6000 mo Of' new eng All ••v•ne Cil 1 Q;?' '4 ,,esr.e co•po•at.on Natoond
d ay Computt•• e• posit Call btwn9·1'arr WANTEOused Mast45to ser111ce records ava11 oeso9natoor ·1 "• sr ov.r T111s ouso1p<,s ,., 1n• l•le Cenler Nast> .. 1te lei"
pettenced helptu Woll or 7.9pm 497.3128 PART-TIME HOURS s35oooo 759•303 1 Sport!nsGoods 6065 55 Wood or alum Also SIOOOOB0963 ,il187 '"'e;tn oucteo o, A C.Pnr>r:il P,q ness~3;250
train Call Chai on DE'· I Retail Sat~ EST ATE SAl E -Ouallty 11••••1 •Im' •-1 r1gg1ng wtnChPS & saots 11 MlllTI Wlt:O dts~~n"" ,., t>;, ';'iJ,?f'...,t>;:t, ,,ersn r ll'TS" tro5'ne~ ts CO"
tween 6am-5pm g" FULL TIME PAY nome lurn•Shongs leather -.._ a11a11 Must oe reas B•ll •• u " lne '"9''''an co,... '7uCtt!O 1>1 "GPne•al Par• 642 4333 Vllll-IEW STlllf • davenporl easy cna1ts OlllfCTllS m1' 722-0420 O 720 1444 E Call {5121227-2336 •antv e•o•es<> '' mo••l'O iP niencec 10 111n.,.1tt """ ne1sri0p
----------Costa Mesa· Newpor 1 sota organ etc 722·9403 AUG 12 & 13 9am to 5pm Asll tor Bar•, 9arO•ng 1'1'" l-0"'"5";0 ' r>e~s unoer 11,. r1c 11 nu' T "" • eQ1<.1•an t com
Part Tome area Full & part tome c; 1000 \/\.> P('t I r I Orange County Fatr· ·p---.--~---·7·0-1 -., encumOrdnre~ nc u<l 'q ou~·•·e~ .. r d'"" '" ' lr''•" mPnteO to l1dnSAc:I bus -t'll•.J "e >ABULOUS all marble C ow~-ts ~ lfllCE•Sllll'll fef>S charQf'' HJ•»r·r"'>"' "Steo ab•'-'' ,r "~" ,4 nes!. vnd('• tnP 1tt1•t•ou young & energetic Call ma••et nc o ttice c;up grounds osta Mesa 3000 1 1 s 1 k .,, the 1ru~t...., ""flflt t"•' ,Q89 t>u"•"A<• n•me or name
STllEITS
IOISEWIYES
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582-2814 plies Eas., hrs 6AM 12 pedestal elm rm table Enterofl Arl1ng tonSt 18·Foot ELECTRIC BAY ow m1e 'e new ~ , rn o $1000 OBO Call Shirley BO AT F"or det ails PP 760·8652 lrust~ c•eat• ll I' "0"1 '1 Joh" c; HtJI).-~' "' 11steel aoove on Mav 2•
* ... rrs1 ••Lrrs1 * Noon No Weekends or Robin 644-9060 .... T··· rr • I' ot Trusl 10 ~d· ,.,,, rPm,," f htS SlatPmr"t W·• .. 0 1989
-E -I: NO EXP NEC ,..._ -· I • 786-2575or 673-1413 ----------ng pr'' p,11 '>Un Aolhll•('Cour•t, l,lt"• .,I O• JOI\• S Ha9estafl
,... , C 8 21 Eleqant wht wil'ih· cond S600 673·2803 oancer e 'cellent '\.on I. NllSClf 'll 11 lSC Deeo or ''"~' 10 ... 11 •9&9 with the Cou"h Cler • ol Or
LOTJEKEIN)(GC'TTIONGGFEtTEllDNOTOF I MOVING must sell Oy Cues and Dalis Oooo 1986 25 Sear av Sun-, olttienol<'I S1 ""'""'''Cl t ~ '·l•Cl ~ngt> C.nunh l'' Ju•, '1 lt11s s1.ttemen1 was r.tP\.l
SALES? No e~penence all Delore 1:? Noon ed country Fr oak don rm S206 Cl:i'OQ 1 wrlh •nlP•PSI F'2S121, 1n9e C~1untv on Jul1 1 I
d L I NEWPORT BCH 6i3 3;35 sci·· TAii d111on Da•t tank 1or311 "' Cl I orr ' I~ 8" P A•• requtre ' earn dOOU . . set w uphols bac• seat -I ere n r p 11 ,,, .. (J• ' l. ( LI 1<l8Q art 11mf' easv wor~ 1" electronics We oUer a COSTA MESA 548-6919 I "'bl w•llTR• ShtO·IO·StiOrt' p ov.er Red laraa E•cellt>nt con· S14 $38 ~0 !A c .,, O»il~ ~,' ,,,'.J" .. ,,. '. ";,,.,1,~r·~ • F•2S123 or PM No f'•P nett><,<;. l'"un Harelworl<1ng ·en-SOUTH O C 582 1240 ~~~utsop~as'i~sot ea;17· x~:.· _,., wench am Im s1erf'o 4 O•t1on Alpine AM FM annum as c•ov1a ... 1 1 ,,,,ti 10 : '"e'~ -w 1>,,,0,.Shf'd Orang" Coils!
ary Houri) Bonus I F c snrrl l2-1Frr11rr1 c anvas como1na11011 s c.as<.elle Man~ P•llas' no1eis1 Olu• COSI\ 1l•tl 1,r, I p • A 1
642-432 t E•I 432 f)r v11onmPnl ull 0 oen Ve1 Hcisp11a1 ,,, CM need\ Won 11as1 9"3-0653 I " '"" " " I I d s20 000 M 1 Ill h • '"J 1 '•" ,, r. ••. · Da ·~ •IOt JUI• 21 UQu~I l ts•S 1 r 65.-.. .,001 i llMMlllTill tra1er inc u eo ust see o t>e•1!.'•t' •5 c arges ,, u •• •·"" 10 ,, ,.180 228 Wall tor "'ae" ,,. e ' a ary v·c an animal a11erichn11ve1 I OBO 5·i:. 500' , b c 11 1 .. 1 r tr A vr "' .. ~. MOVING' ~or 1ao1as ( ..J • :> 0Piiu11 ul automn olt-a 1nle•es I('"'' p (' ' . ' o< I ! ,. f,' lee,, P , ,r .. T ., •• .. 1 1 231 DllD•tc NOTICE • • IC.r C1ySlill or Bel' ••• rs r I 1 8 ~ Q 3 6 • <. I ... ' • p rrerit l'"UU\. -E 722-738i lamps d1ne11e rPlrog • llCTill mt'ssaqe T"" oe•'pr t• 1'' ",, ...... i 11
PWT llllHRS I '~~~eln~c ~~~P~~~nr; ;~P< WOii PRICESSll& ~ao~~ ~;;~ ;~~110 furn \ IPPll I LIWH "LU 38 Californian 1onq "1' q ... 1 $ 17 000 0 6 0 I Dt>Po I T' .. ~1 n• "'' ' " ' •
No e'<e>erienCP neCPSS;'lr) comfT' .n M;ssion Voe 0 srrc1n111irs Used for upper and lower I C•u•ser t971 F"or Sal!' D~ t>Cu•eo inc u ..... '"Ll I .. '
Start nghl awa1 S<>nd I Cati Nanq 1 68-1233 " " llRllWlln I IWS t>Ody Universal Mac.nine Auct•on Slt 8 I.? BQ
sell aeldrf'ss st 3mpPO ma mess & trundll' never Sest otter 631.6959 1 30 P M Basin M 1ronp 1
envetope 10 PO Bo• 1648 I SILES PERSll TOP PAY useo s 195 +840-8733• 829 11att>o• 11ol<tnd Do NEWPORT
Deart:>orne Mt 48121 Appl" at 1931 Newport 8 FOR TOP SKILLS New port Beacn For
I r I ALL SOFTWARE Oa1'. dresser oak f'nl cntr m ore into Call M• Pre-School Co Teachers Costa Mesa Tne Antique our I walnut ores<;o.,es Arch•Datel 800 634 3232 IM PORTS'
neeoed tor tall Cornp '\di Emooroum 642-8990 w cntr ,.1aro1e !>netl UllS Phrae·,sechooE1C.nE1rv1n~"~'u;1 SALES Q5l':~f1YHS/~~'EE Dar•!<"• ,.,q oed elt-11100 I DUFl'tELO 18 ElEC"R•C Mm ~ .. :~ ,;~eo .. ·; :r ... ,~ • .''.''•
v , • ant oa~ 10 . .i criaorc; C ..._.M 612 ., S t500 n1>eo<. "•• ~·nus'U 786-7494 The PENNYSAVER t.a<, sofa rec1ner SIT'IOIE'S ore>naU'IC'J ar '645-6812 ttt l:to ~'"" oc.:~:,!r 11,")<, o.,,1 ,<;• £ff
part ltm!' P~S111ons ava11 lfmploymtnt Wanttd SJ5-S 1200 6J6 0754 Front Yard & Patoo Sate NEW 13 SEA SPORl .... a............. C ASH o~ (..A H Pl<.
PRESS.I./ able on reader ad sates 5S35 j I Sal 8-4 ')13 & 5 151 WHALER ...,_ jCHEC~ MAO( PA •AB r I Ftex1Dle hours Apply rn OUEEN SIZE MAT TRESS Acacoa. Clothing COiie<. I I MlrtMts .... PW1dlt TQ II.I D CA Sf PV (rs
person Monelav 111ru rr ~ NURSE COMPANION tor & BOX OUIL TEO' l•Otes 25c·S l50 <'8 ~ p S3000 Gav• 1f111 ... , M D·CAL l C,f p, er REELROOM da~ 9.5 1660 Plai;Pnt•a elderly or d•sat>lf'd per BRANO NEW' S 155 673-6022 I Coul Hwy lltwper! Butll Ca11rorn1t1 l O•L
P P P Ave Costa Mesa son Own 1ranspona11on I CALL • 840 8733 • IF U AN 1 TU R E 0 N L v I lJJ . .11 lOO as r.aoel ''"''"" rinting ress erson 75•-7832 Desks oar stools game Sall Bo1ts 701 4 "" 4 •0 v.. 9<1or11n c Must have Reelroom P> SEC " p 1,m,. Nf'1Nporf W A TERBED twin size I taote cottee tat>te lamps Q•-
petoence Temporaroly I Center otc Must 1a11e c:omole1e t'llllh t>eaterl & rugs SIO s4oo Sat 14 LIDO 1958 2 5!'1., ol ••EIOllH HU* IC" 22c1 pos1t1on tnat could tead dictat•on & tr.inscribe on Mtmberships 55401 $75 C,;~ eves or w~nds 9•3 1100 Se; Lane sails trailer with <,p,irP Befo re you bu1 an~ ;~;,";,·9at,011~~.~ '
to permanent POS•toor. WOAD BASIC processor 1 LAST CHANCE for ro. r 86-8046 tore 220 1384 Mercedes anvv. here '""'P"On'"" mt> ..
li141642-4321 send re sum P t 0 rnance Great E~pecta I VARO SALES 500 Stoel\ 1 18 Fiberglass .,,1,100 .. 1 1ai..e a d11ve 10 Newport 8 , p 111,,,., ~ 8.., ""•
ask lor Hank Knight Kat,., er• n e U 11 8 t1ons Lit'!t,me VIP S700 I Mlsetllantous 60 I 5 Jasmine S AT 8 12 7., H p Suzuk• o B lull Beach and see why we I Aur•icu tf'd <;.gn.1111r.•
Tumoteweed Irvin .. CA this wee" only 5')1-9004 Computers turm1ure TV , S3850 080 are Orange County s' DittP Jul1 .'l! '"M 927 15 1 AMIGO PORTABLE thref' cove leaelngau1odea1ersh10., fOA 1>1<0RMAT10•~ er
UNIV Athletic Club $200 I w~e;>I ~·ow e• thaor I '•All MODELS AVA ll ,APOING SALE (')l\TA( • ••••••••--! Fo11ntocall JamesClark v. oa11ery & c ttarqer 1 ABLE• BE'>lf~•l AP" 11i.s·
Printing
OftmllSAUS
an11ques sheer iS misc 17141675-0660
Busy business prtnter has
openings tor F T P T PtH
sons wno loves variet1 \
people contact!. E • p
SECIOllY/
11111. ASSIST.
I 213. 738-911~ E11en1nQs I s '795 497 -581 1 I .Ii• si...11 I•••"' 1' roof' T. 1 HC'lo<, ~ l 0 "N
phone 213·8r6-4305 I llSY IHY l 130 I 0 I St Npt Bell A c; S 0 C A 0 " ua• 7 1.: ~40 aor,, llf PUT lllllelf HJ-HOO I A 1 • f N • II ., H l
Costa Mtsa 6124 21 VICTORY W1fh Out·
l'URNITURE and assorted ooard seat cushions
s a11 s et c: S2'100 01shes p•ctures 01cycles 673· 1440 clothes oool<s house·
helpful or w11 train the Neeeled for busy ofllce 1
fight persol' xlnt Den PC SIC•llS oncludrng Word l
ef11s Apply 8 30-5 30 Perlect and Lotus essen-
wkdys or appt 220 Nf'v..· 1ia1 AD•lt1) 10 wor'< un-
A cceptin g Oesoqner ·as 1eponed on Warel c; CAR,SQN
Clothing for Fat>ulous Re-Auto Dealer for Gros!> P •t· """u 0° '"'II' Co '~' hOlel & misc items ll'ISWlfll Sat Sun 9.4
sale Store at 369 E 17th Sa•es 1n 88 Da• • e>,1or "'••u'' ' •o 1 •
St = 14 c M 646-8 116 tQec. ~
Beau1ttu1 cond•t•on 1n 152 Costa Mesa St ooard full kee1 Iulo
port Center Or ste 12 supervised r eqi.. reel Ant!ques 60 10
______ N_w_P_t _B_ch_P_i_P_6_4_o_.Q()_5_3_... Compe1t1111e salar\ and Mllell llP•lll __ SlQrrt~urn'_u
PIT SALES j l=•ne European & America" T akam1ne Classical G 126
~o~~~;~~~~qu°:se~e;,rne:n C.al 142-4121Elf.200 N~:1'\U:~1tca8°':' ~'"~~') 1 IWlll 1
store 673-77 14 I 1931 Newoon Blvd CM ll•HUTIOIS Diily PILOT 7 ctass1c paots size 40-4 1
tlllITTCllTHL •LENNOX CHINA M nqoOAU.mllLUmH
Clerk Ft T M on"'' Equal Oppty Empl I pa11ern ser111cP for 12
7am-3 30P"' S4 75 Hr plus ser111n9 P•ec_es Also Go~itLFct1'ue set
Benefits No e•o nee. •rroan••y I crystal pieces 6 5-4826 .
Apply in person Books --1W-3W Ch1po
on Tape 729 Farad St J "or M anagemel't Consul!· Appllancts 60 1 • 122-1001
C M 548 5525
1ng Form near the New· ._,..._ ______ .__
osta esa port Beacn C•ty Hall e,. DELUXE Wh1rlpoo1 washer --------------------IUL ESTln &1•11 I citing challenging work 1 & dryer 2 years old like
Salaried pos Fastf'SI that reQu1tes accuracy new $350 673 5092
~rowing A E concept and thoroughness 2·3 fl(rr-• Fl
I I I I vears e11perience typing I 11:&"'9· Hr ood o c ski Is •C pr rd 75 wpm 675.3551 J 22 cubic feet never used
Xlnt growth potn Home white S 162 760-8652 I o w n er s Con c ept
84 1-0626 uoanuy GE Stove With sett-clean-
tmmed1ate opening tor de· Ing oven llke new S200
RECEPTIONIST F T 1a1l-or1ented person wtgd Ma)'1ag d1swasher good
MUL l 1 FAMILY
Saturda) onl~
Wll.-oii.l-.C.IAOhftr •hur
musical dancing bea1
nu1sery hie S 10 Odds &
ends 402 Esther
Fount.afn
Va!!!,x 6134
•EITITI w.I•
THURS FRI SAT
10 AM 4 P M
17926 Los T oempos
equipment Call nov.
First cash 1ai..es TIYITI '14 TllCEL Ql!~~ ltlicfl6actl w1Wnew en-
91ne Runs great Musi
see 10 appreciate A•r
cond11tonrng Automatic
Call Justin 723-1449
71 •·613-0,85
Spttd /5"1 Boau
701b
1Hl .In Sii
MOdet 300 Brand new ,,
storage $11000BO
756·0576
VOLVO 79 242
2 doot hke ne.,,
42 000 miles
1615· 1995 E 723-0723 0
Sfips/Dodcs /Storagt SIPll IUll
7022 1vw 86 Convertible
-----------Cao1101e1 5 spd a c lllT SLIP toaded Ontt 23.000 m1
Apariment available
723·•56 7 BALBOA
DOCK SPACE . A11a1t
1mmed. side tie up to 42
Newport Island home
Quiet & sale 650· 1907
eves
s 10 100 722-81 44
F .. 295
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FICTITIOUS BUSINESS
NAME STATEMENT
F42'682
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"""iP•1ced • lrr>'1ctr•C1 L'"'t
Founlaln I/alley Greet pa 1yp1n9 & commun1ca1ton cond. s 100 645-14 18
l lents ans phones No sk1Us Should be po1sect
typrng/exp 545-9447 sell-starter congenial & Hotpomt Washer & etectroc
Dryer whole good con-
d 1110 n S 125 each
5•8·23•9
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gapf .. IST
Exp pref FIT p0s111on on
NB 673-7928 M·F 8-5
Oller11ocked with llu"? A
enioy working & dealing
w /people Computer
skills helpful Salary com·
mensurate w1e11oerience
Huntington Beach YMCA
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Gel 1111 •ngle on the camera
equipment you ve alw1y1
wanted AMO Clalslfied
v PART-TIME
S350 t mo 303 E
Edgewater 87 1-2866
IUP1111n.
CtasSIC N B area Live·
at>oatdotl 11•-631-~80
9300
'89 JEEP SALE
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Just bf1ng us your beSt
bonar.oe Jeep deal and
we'll beat ttt
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-raE ORM 10 WJN•
STUDENTS
WELCOME
116 OLDER
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Some cancer patie nts need a
lift to and from tre atment If
yo u con shore a fe w hours a
week. please coll your lrA:ol
WHEN THE BOOKS ARE DONE
THE FUN HAS JUST BEGUNI
SO JOIN US AFTER aeffOoL
AND ON SA TUROA YS
YOU'LL MAKE GOOD MONEY
ANO HAVE FUN DOING IT
~ up new customer• for °"""' eounty·a favotlt• Ne•9Pl!Pef
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CALL
213-479-3&20
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American Cancer Society
office Join "The Drive to Win··
and discover the reword of
helping in the fight against
cancer
P\a.IC NOTICI'
NOTICI OfJ IALI
Nota la llel•l>y g1v.,,
puraueot to teelion1 307 1
1nd 3072 of the CIVIi Code or
Ille Stat• of Ca1ttom1a tile ~. Aetnoeer Inc
Oba Tom't Tow wllt sell at
pvbltc auction. at 1008 E
~OIKlh St • Santi An1. CA 11
10 00 AM on AIJ9uS1 18
1989the1o11ow1rn;i Oescr1beo
Of~,tOWll
8 2 iVECO license
208558 0 VI N
ZCFAE01H3Ct003S68
$110 Ille 1s for tne
ourpow ot aa11sty.rn;i hen of
tne unOeraigneo tor 1ow1rn;i
.tt'ld 11orege t<>gethe< with
coll ol. edllerttsirn;i 1no ek·
oenMSotute
01ted thll 8th day ol
A1i9Ull 1989
WftdHr ~~dbl Tom._
T-.•JP.Htll
Publtshe<l Orange Coast
Ol•ly Pilot August 10 1989
Tn684
rtaJC NOTICE
Aaana
Calh and balances due
from depository Institutions
NonlnteresH>earlng balances and
currency and coin
lnterNt-bearlng balances
Securities... . ... .
Federal tunda eold
Securities purchued under
agreement• to resell
Loans and leaM financing rece1va1:>les
12.928
3.086
15 519
10 400
-0·
Loans and leases. net of
unearned income. 42.326
LESS Allowance for loan
and lease losses
LESS. Allocated transfer
risk reserve
Loana and leases. net of unearned
Income. allowance, and reMf\le
Aaaets held In trading accounts
Ptemlaes and fixed assets
(Including capilallzed leases)
Other r .. l estate owned
635
·0-
'1 691
-0-
944
·0-
ln~tmenta In unconsolidated subsidiaries
and associated companies .()..
Customers' llablllty to thla bank
MltlC NOTICE
I( •"80
SUMMONS
tCIT ACIOH JUDICIAL)
N01·CE ro OFEr....,A"''
__ _oo.,ICplelta~.OUlSl.AOd!Dg_.... • ..,_
Intangible assets
,
Other as.MIS
Total assets
Lones deferred pursuant 10
12 u s c 1823(J)
Total assets and losses
deferred pursuant to
12 us c 1823(1)
UARITIEI
o.c>otit•.
In Clom991k: offices
Nonlnterest-t>earlng
lnter .. t-bearlng
Federal funds purchased
Securlti.a aotd under agreements
to repurchue ...
o.mand not" lasued to the
U.S. Tr ... ury .
Clff.
II you do not Ille your •• '• •••pon•• Ofl lime 'fOU m1., NI A loM the U M , •nd 'fOUF
·~· m_., 1nd prop-... ty m1y be 1111en without fur1her w1rnlng from the T ... 1,..,. 11 ~·,.·~ 1 <.I
85 43 l court '" "O'" ... ,. ,,... · "'
There •re olh•r fe9•l re-· " s 1•• • • t>, ~, • • ' "
qulrement•. You meJ ••nt ..., t"Oul a r if"""'"• .. !'
to c:.41 •n 1t1orney rlghl "Omtl•., ~ 1 •f'<C.•'"I'" , ,. ".
l•••J. If JOU do not llnown ...,,., .,,. IP,., " ,., f k ASSETS
. 78.993 .., •ttorneJ, JOU m•J e •ll in ao0Qc1d· ceo• 1..,,,,.,..dar • ., Cash and due rom ban s
20.005 1ttorney ,.,.,,.1 1ervlee or :lfl• <lf'"'il"O '"'" ov" • r Investment secur1tes (Marl<et Value SJ 0091
58.988 I, i.o-111d office 1111ted in 1· e"c"" .lbogad• "~ BOC" Non-investment securities
-0..1'"-ph-boolt). "s·ooo•RO 1900 E • 1" Trading account securities • o .. pue• de que •• •n· ~'"'z v cca11um 'N1, 5.,,,., 1 Federal funds sold and securities purchased unde<
-0-agreements to resell 1n domestic offices PtlllJC NOTICE P'ta.IC NOTICE Loans, Total (excluding unearned income)
·O·
286
T 083203 Less: Allowance for pe>ss1ble loan losses
38 960
'96
Other t>o<rowed money ..
Mort~age Indebtedness and
obllgatlons under capltallzed
NOTICE Of' mw~·• IALE Loans, net. ......
T s. No. 1733 I Bank P<emlMS. F F & E etc (lnoludlng S·O· UPllSI leaMI voo ARE ., OEf'AlA. T UN>EA A DEED~ ~T. DATED Real estate owned other than bani< premises
90 I AS SHOWN IElOW. ~sa vou TAI(( ACTIOH TO lnvestmenta In unconsolidated subsidiaries and ........................
Bantt'a llablllty on aooeptances
executed and out1tandlng.
Not• and debentur• aubOfdlnated
PROTECT ~ PRCPE«TY, rr MAY IE 90l.D AT A uaoclated companieS
·0..1 PU8UC Ml.£. W VOU NEEO AH E~TlOH OF n4E .Customer's llabllity to this Denk on acceptal'ces outstanding
NAT\R OF nE PAOCEEDINO AGNNST YOU. YOU I Other UMta (lnciud1ng S-0· 1ntang1blesl
to depc)elta ...
Oth9r llebUltlM
Total 1'-bltltlea... ... .. .. .. . .
Umlted·l"9 P<eferred atock
·O·
466
79.835
·0-
9HOLU> CONTACT A LAW'tUl A ...-c ....-.... • .. ...__.......,tar cm11, ~ TOTAL ASSETS
cf'9Cll ._"' a -• ...... .,,._ a If-* ._, -, a LIAINUTIEI
.... • ..._. 0.-"'*"'-• • cf-* *--, • ... • TOT AL DEPOSITS IN DOMESTIC OFFICES
...,. ....,... ~ 11119' • .-.. 11 a o. • Total demand deposit.a
....,... .,. ...-.. 111 lectllll 510I ol S. nwdll C-. Totet time and N vings depOslts
IQUITY CAPITAL _.~••...._'"IHI ........ ,.....-, l"8 TOTAL DEPOSITS IN FOREIGN OFFICES
Pwpecue1 preferred at~.. -0-:::,:=,.,"'-: :.":':..:;; ~«;:. :!.,. ~-= TOTAL DEPOSITS IN DOMESTIC.ANO
Common at()ci(..... .... 3.000 ,.,. ...... ._,... ~ UNllr _,,..._.to a o... FOREIGN OFFICES.. ... . . I IOI d ~~... ... . .. . .... . .. .......... 2.982 ot T"*..,....._· Federal funds purc:haaed end MC:Yrt191 d un er
SS 492
16 312
39 180
UndMded_.._.._... P<Oflta and capital The ..... • ,...._ at ..,_. CllMIW'tl • ..,.,,..,. agreem.nts to repyreh ... In domestlC offlCM
, .... ~.............................. .................. (314!1) •iw-• ........ ....-. .... ,....iM. • Other nabfflties tor t>orrowed money, • LE.88 N9t ~ 1oee on •cu1a•--. • lllllf .. --*'I ,...... .,... ., .. lndudlnQ note balance or u S Treasury .. ~---equtty w:urtt.................... .. ~ =.-==. ":. = =: .:.~ .=.."'::: Mortgllge lndet>tednw (lnciudlng S -0-Capjtal leaMSI !!!.!'..._ ~ ...... , .... _;;;,;:;,;;;·,·0 .... 1 .. 2 ................... 5,5" ......, .. ..,.. ., .,._.. e1 T.-. ....... ~....: ~ •lC9CU't9d b't or tor account or ~ .,.. __ ..--.. ... ......... ~.., .. _ -tNe.,.,. end out9tandlng........ . ...
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dsMvecl pureuent to 12 u.a.c. 1123(.J). ... s.eee -. .. .-........ ... Tottl ......._ llmlted-"'9 _,,_. : ...., W. a..-, 1 ,.... ...... ,,.s ........ ,.._
,. ...... etodl, ..,iiy 08P'el, --'" 10-........ : ... ... ....... Incl ~ c:tefe:tecl purwt to Cw; •
11 u.a.c. 112acn ...................................... • • .s1 -"-a..a.. : .,., '" ,_ :::1=.. : =:ra'-At M•:::z: ~---~ -a.. ... rm... • 0 • '· ,.. 4t ,._AM ............ .... ......... ..
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Rookie
pleasant
change
of pace
Profile of a roolcie:
He sat alone in the Dodger
clubhouse, a small smile on bis face.
as he peeled away the uniform.
Nearby, a circle of rcponers asked
questions of Orel Hershiser and
Mike Scioscia, while othen driftt>d
toward the office of Tom (Honey. I
Shrunk the Manager) Lasorda. The Dod'acn had won another game in a
season that no longer mattered and
calm lay over the land.
But It had been a special mg)U, -
scary and exhilarating and illum1mu-
in& -for the rookie. Michael JUie
Huff. in his first major l~ue start.
First, understand v.hy Mike Huff
is different. It isn't his age (26) or his sue (6-1. I 80) or his spttd or de-
fensive abiht1cs or httting (all good).
Huff 1s differcnt because he gradu-
ated from Northv.~tem Universtt}
with a doublt' maJor in computer
science and industnal engrneenng.
When he isn't playing baseball. he'.'
wnt.cs computer programs and ume
and motion studies.
He 1s also different beolusc he
looks people in the eye. shakes
. hands. proudly displays his Nonh-
wcstem class nng.. calls vi-.11ors ··sir ..
and even says .. thank you" and the
end of a complete sentt'nce.
Maybe some of that .. nev. .. will
wcaroff. maybe n01. L1f~"\lt1thm the
waUs of a baseball locker room can
be dreadful!)' inhibuing. Ma) be. too.
Mike HufTwon·t be good enough.
Maybe be won't be able to handle'.'
the breaking stuff or htt with enough
power to sausfy the Dodger brass
But in a season 1n which out-
fielder John Shelb) failed m1SC"rabl).
both K.lrlc Gibson and Make Da\IS
succumbed to the knife. C'hns
Gwynn bas been hmp1ng. Jose
Gonzales has been Jose Gonzales.
and Mike Marshall has again been a
frequent v1s11or lo the trammg
room, v.'hat v.as there to lose b)
brinain& up tv.o roolucs from .\lbu-
qucrque. Billy Bean and Huff>
-Ha\'e you seen Bean., .. s.3td an·
noun~r Vin Scull). incredulous!).
to a press box neighbor ... He's onl) 12! ..
Bean. a left-handed hiller. came
up ID late Jul): HufT. v.ho htts from
the nghl side. amvcd onh a fev.
days ago. In his first major leasuc at-
bat last Monday night. he smgJed on
the first pitch ofTTom Gia vine. stole
second. and adnnccd to third o n a
fly ball into left field. but few spons
writers saw 1t. They were ID the back
room 1Dtcrv1ewtng team phys1c1an
Or. Frank Jobe about the lame
Gibson.
____ Th"'-=e"Tn..._..o ...... ne nipu l.lle rda
gave e new kid his first start in
center field .
.. , bad butterflacs." said Huff. v. ho
had 39 RBI for Albuquerque dunng
the month of Jul). "I was more
nervous tonight than the first night
because I was starting.··
It didn't show as the first two
times he came to the plate wtth the
bases lo.ded. In his first at-bat. HufT
flashed speed on an infield grounder
in which Braves· pitcher Jo hn
Smoltz made a miraculous play to
force a Dodacr runner at home plate,
Huff being safe at first on a fit'lder's
choice: the second time he draw a
base on balls to get his first major
lea&u.c RBI. fhc rookie later walked again.
then struck out when Braves' J'C'-
lin'er Mart Eichhorn .. dropped
down" with a wicked slider over the
~-Me TAUEf/D41
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Ill• i-. on ••• Kln9•'7 of .... Se.nte _
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MCOIMI ........ fourtll Inning Weclnesd•J ·
THURSDAY. AUGUST 10, 1989
Angels push
past M's, 4 ~ 1
9y JON FERGUSON
or -Dlll!J .._ s....
The Seattle Manners have had
trouble sconng runs against the
Anacls l<Jrk McCasloll this season
They've also b.ad trouble finding a
way to reurc Ton) Armas wuhout
doing any damage
Wedncsda) night. the tv.o Scaule
nemesis of 1989 got together in the
same game to ke~ a 4-I .\ngels
V'lcton before 26A 16 at .\nahe1m
Stadium. ~cC"ask1ll th rev. sc' en
strong innings for his th1r.d <>tra1g.h1
wtn and .\rmas had three hm. 1n-
clud10g a tv.o-run double to break a
scoreless ue
.. There's a lot of < .. <pttta11ons in-
volved in what gu' s do... s.a1d
Angels Manager Doug Rader ·· t I a
guy plays well at a cenain place or
against a ccnam team. 11 ha'> a
ten~ncy to boost his produc11' 11~ ..
Paired wtth Oakland's 3-~ I I -
inning loss to C'h1cago. the v.in
boostod the Angels to a one.game
lead in the Amencan League "e<.t
And oomtng on tht' heels of·a 6-4 I().
inning loss to the \1anncrs on Tut"S·
da). the v.m v.as t~p1cal of the
Angels' ·attitude and ah1ht~ to
bounce back
"That's v.hat's been good about
the balklub:· closer Bnan Han l''
said. "W e had a tough night ta.,·t
night. that last inning. but v.e didn't
sit around and talk about 11 toda'
That's the d1fTerenct· v.1t h thi.,
team."
McC"ask.111. v.ho did not enJo~ an~
great Je, el of succ~s against the'.'
Manners pnor to this season reg1s-
tt'T'Cd his third \ ICtOf) ID three Stans
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HOME
Tonlgnt-Seattle, 7.JS
A 1l-A'5,1.35
A 12-A'5, 12.20.
A Ir A '5, I 'OS
Al.-Twlns, 7.JS
A IS-Twins, 7.3S
A 16'-Twln5, 1115
A 17--idle
A lt-lndla ns. 7 JS
A 19-indrans 7-<>5
A~lndrans I-OS
• AU g.,,..,., on KMPC r adio 7l0)
• On tflevi51on Cl'lannei •
agamst Seattle this !>Cason and
upped his record to 12-6
McC'ask1ll allov..-ed s1\ hHs and
one run o'er seven innmss. then got
a pair of perfrcl innings m relief -
one from Bob McC"lure and one
from Han·e\. who struck out all
three batters· he faced for his 16th
S8\e
.. I tr) to treat every start the same • ,
wa\. but when \OU face a team three
or fo ur nmcs u1 a season. ~ou're apt
to learn more about hmers than 1f
~ou Just face'.' them once ..
.\lthough McCaslull left the $W'1e
after the SC\ enth 1nmng complammg
of sufTness in his back -v. hat he
caJled general faugue after throv. mg
IOI pitches -the nght-hander ap-
pears to be back m the form which
helped him register a '7. I record
through June 3
He has allov.ed onh 18 hlls and t~o runs O\er ~4 '' mnings in bis laSt
three staru after losing fh e of seven
stans m one stretch '•
(Please ~ ANGELS/DSt
'lKtl'\f,
Bech ti off
has shut
to double
By RICHARD DUNN
Dall)> -too··--..
4.t this pace. he'll make the na-
uonal team. y,,hJ h announces its
members on Frida) at the awards
banqucL
Craig BcchtJoff. though. suU can't
b(he'c he qualified for the finaJ 10
thrtt e'ents of the NauonaJ Scholas-
t1c Surfing ASSOClaUoo (NSSA) a-
uonals. which hold ats finals today
bc&inmng at 6:30 a.m.
&cchtloff. I 7. went to ~ high
school final on Tuesda:;. and then
on Wedncsda\ ht' advanced to the
men's AAU · ( ~matcur Athleuc
U nion) and Open Season finals with
some excellent surfi°' in the bctter-
than-adequate Hunting\• Beach
Thriller Bees of '36 recalled
.. The Thnllcr Bccs.."
The) would have been no match
for Don Shula's "l<Jller Bees." but
-pound for pound -they were
JUSt as spinted. And. what's more.
they made an indelible mark in the
history of Newport Harbor H.1gh
football.
They won the first gridiron cham-
pionship for the Sailor school.
The year was 1936. which
marked Newpon's siJtth yc.ar of
football oompnition.
In order to clinch the Orange
League Btt football l1tlc. the
middlewci&bt Tars had to get past
Tustin the ~ p-and finale. It was
rather convincmg. Newport won.
46-6.
Two other th.nils.. sphccd with
chills. came after they managed to
slide past a coupfe oflca&ue
touabnuts. Anahelm. IJ..7, and
HuntiQSton Beacb. 7-0. They also
wtuppcdOrangc. l~cn
Grove, I 2-0: and Capistrano. 14-0.
in circuit play. Four shutouts spoke
welt of their defensive strength.
Not bad when one considers that
five ofthetr stars were members of
a 1934 Ccc team that didn •t even
have a regular schedule. However.
they did work out two games under
student coach Jerry Payne with
Huntington Beach. Both ended 1n a
draw.
Althouah the '36 Bee team was
comprised of numerous ouutand-
ina players. n had another blue-
nbbon clement. Coach Lee Tnne.
Rivals wouldn't have been im-
pressed by has faculty listmg: Mr.
Trine. math teacher. pan-time P.E.
But Trine had been a well-versed
football coach at Redding College
pnor to Ncwpon and his West
Point-type di1C1pline helpt'd k~ a
IOber focus on football.
no more ·
I
under the cloud of pmblina allep-
tiom cuts doubt on the intqrity of
lbe iadividuaJ coniesu and of the
.... Flllftlly. The W'Onl public aaurt11 iD bmieball calls out for an
npedilio.-raolutton of thnc al-
....... M said.
Ema coelltlldtd l9'at federal ndn
of' 6vil ... I bft do not provide I ... Ill' die~ ROK leeks.
... lilt llld .._ '-DOC demoa-
......... lilt wCMlld bt irre.-rably
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Rollo McC'lellan. Jr .. the quar-
terback. said. "Hts baste-knowledge
offootball was pro babl) the best 1Q
the county.·· o\nd on the gndaron.
Tnne "dJdn't behe'e ID sm1hng."
McClellan said. addmg. "We -.~
out ~re tQ keep our mo uth shuL
do v.hat v.e v.erc told the first
ume ... Tnnt' didn't rchsh the idea
of repeal ID& himself.
In kcepana wt th earl) tnld1t1on.
T nne and other staff coaches ,..-ere
addressed as .. Mtstcr:· not
lawyen, to questaons that ~ not
~ durina a July 3 deposition.
The motion also asks for a guick
decisioa 'IO the depositions beUlt
~UCllC!d could be takm '" edvanc:e of Mondi)''' heanns.
Elam aid in fiJi"f tlw motion tbat
Makky IMY a..-we 1nf'onnabOl'.I tMt would tel1 ltOK•s dmtn IMl be
wo.lda'I ,et • mr ........ ..,...
GwaattL .. Dapitr ........ dbtl ....,._
....oy.., raalW .... --........ tllit co.r't'I bllllt.; kOK"I lllllOl•)'I
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.. Coach." Mc("lellan said. "It v.as
kind of an unwnnen understanding
that Coach (Ralph) Recd was to bt'
called ·coach.' " Recd was the
schoors first athlt'11c director and
coached all the ''arsn) teams for
some years.
Tnne also dressed the pan of
.. Mister'' at practice sessions and
games: A well-pressed. dJS-
tinguished sun and a conscrvauve
tic that was always knolled firmly
between his collar. He rarely show-
ed any crnouon. Football was busi-
ness.
With amusement. McClellan
wd. .. lt used to bother me. because
I would find myiclf concerned over
him getting bis suit sta.tned and
having to pay a lot of dry deaning
bllh."
The 1936-37 yearbook summed
up the Btt team wtth this commen-
,...._ ... .U/Dlt
alders bid a farewell to fallen teammate
-JOMlll NADn ,., ......... camp ~ Oxnard. some 60 miles northwcsi ol
Los AQldes, by bus to the memorial SttVicc. Stace} Toran wouJd make me Vn) proud "
Also soeahna at tbe SttVace WttC Los Anarl~ Slams -running back Grea Bell. a
tamma~ of Toran's at Notre Dame: San
Diego Cha~n dcfensJVc back Sammy
Seale. a former teammate of Toran's "'ith the
Jlajdcrs: Rodcnck Bone. another teammate
of Toran's at o tre Dame; and one of
Toran's brothe~.
Bone said he didn't have an)' brothcn.
\hat be felt like he lost a brother when Toran died.
personality was \hat of a hometown boy -•
never flamboyant. never loud, but you could
count o n him. LOS ANGELES -Loi Aneeles Raiders
lt'°"S tafety Stacey Toran was remembered
Wednelday by eo.ch Mike Shanahan as a man with dus who caml about people and
~Wit.
"You love your buddies. you don't know
how to Ill)' It until you dae," Bone said. --S~y. I Jove you to m~ch. No~ina this
tragJc bas ever happened an m y life."
Scale said he had been thro~h a «'-"' .. ~~•
"He loved kids. be loved people. be loved
life."
"We all knew S~y in our own special
way," Shanahan said at a memorial strvicc
for Toran. who was killed in an automobile
acrident just one block from his home in
oearby Marina dc1 Rey last Saturday night.
··we all loved Stacey Toran."
The Raiders took Wednesday off from
practi()e to anend the one--hour service at the
Maranatha Community Church, located just
three miles from the Los Angeles Coliseum,
where the Jlajders play their home games.
"Sta«y had class,·· Shanahan said. "Class
DCVCf' makes tlCUSCS., tt t.a_ktj its lumps. it
lea.ms from it.s mistakes. That was Stacey
Toran. Oau can walk with kinas and keep
it.s virtuc:s.. Everyone 1s comfortable 1''1th a
person who has class bcausc he 11 rom·
fonable with himself. That was St.atty
Toran.
'"Stacey was a competitor. He wanted to
do the best be could. He would do anything
to excel. Whate ver endeavor he decided to
do, he would be the best be could.
"We loved Stacey Toran, he is what
symbolized what our organization is all
about. Stacey Toran had that smile. he had
fun. He enjored life.
'Tvc go1 11 )cars wo nh 10 think about
Stacey Toran," s~ud Bell. chokmg hack tears.
"He was m ore than a fnend 10 man} of us.
I'm sincerely happ~ Stacey had a chance to
be with an orgamzation who truly loved him.
with his friend in the time they kiaew each other.
"It was more than football with me." Scale
said. "When I look at this program (at the
memorial service). all the pictures of Stacev
he's smiling. Tha1's how l'JI remember him·.:
Ira Toran expressed thanks to the Raidc~
for their kindness during this time.
Toran was a four-year lctterinan at Notre
Dame. He was a sixth·round telectlon of the
Raiders in the 1984 NFl.. draft. and wu a
starter in the 1986 and 1987 seasons.
Last year, he was piqued by injuries, He
played in 12 of the ~iders' 16 P,mes,
staning four. He was listed as a first-stnn1Cr
this summer.
The team traveled from their training
"He cared, be cared about everybody. As
I said to m y wife. m y boy. 'To grow up hkc
"Many of us here knew Stacey as a grea1
defensive bad;. I 1h1nk me and Starey u~
to sec in each other t\\O inner Cit\' black kids.
Stace was going to be the best. tacc \\as
making this season his best for the Raiders.
He said, This was at:··
"M} parents would have wanted t6 be
here to Stt the kindness and love showed to
m} brother," Ira Toran said. "Most of you
knew my brother as a f~tball player. His
Toran, 27, was killed after he lost control
of his 1984 BMW on a curve j ust one block •
(rom his 'ho me. police said. he was pro.
nouncod dead at the scene.
Toran will be buned in his hometown of
Indianapolis. where he was born and raised.
Rose Bowl's Hall of Fame places
its first quart~t into the archives ·
From n. AuodMed Press
PASADENA -Four of the Rose Bowl e
game's greatest names have been selected as -
the first honorees to enter the Rose Bov. I
Hall of Fame.
The honorees will be inducted at Rose-Bowl
stadium ceremonies on Aug. :? I. launching a nc"'
tradition for the .. Grandaddy of Them All.··
Two living legends selected for the hono r are
Stanford·s star quarterback Jim Plunkett and the former
Rose Bowl player. coach and present Iowa athlc11c
director C.W ... Bump" Elliot.
The late Ohio State l 'nl\·ersit' coach Wood'
Hayes "'ill be represented b' has wde A.one and son
Steve. A representative from l:SC will accept the honor
on behalf of Tro1an coach Howard "Headman .. Jones.
who died an 1941.
The Rose Bowl Hall of Fame recognizes pla~ers.
coaches, college administrators and 01hers who ha' e
made spttiaJ contnb~ns to the Rose Bowl game·!> -5.
year history.
The Hall of Fame mducuon ccremon' wall follo"-
the unveiling of a Chr)sler Corp. Coun o( Champions
plaque hononng the umvers1t1es. coaches and 1 i:i 9
most valuable pla)er. M1chlg3n's uro) J:foard. I qg9
Rose Bowl game most valuable player. w1ll attend to
unveil the nev.est plaque. The Rose Bowl Hall of Fame
day's other activi11es arc the Rose Bowl Golf Cla.ssa
sponsored by GTE and a Hall of Fame dinner.
"Each bonorcc for induction into the Hall of Fame
made a significant contnbution to the legend o f the
R ose Bowl pme." SaJd Harold E. Coombes. chairman
of the Hall of Fame commmee.
nM PLUNKETT -The fonner Stanford quar·
krback and Los Angeles Raiders star Jam Plunkett once
said of his Rose Bowl experience ... I can't remember a
more Jubilant time in m y life.~· It wa:s a-~t"t'Tt"'o\crrd
for the San J ose nauve who had worked hard since
boyhood to help suppon his bhnd parents.
Ql 01·•: OJ. l'HJ: D\ l
Tiie 9randadcly of them all.
Stanford's onl) He1sm an Troph~ \\ 1nnrr. Plun ~l'lt
completed 20 of 30 passes for 2f\) ~ ard~ .ind linr
touchdown an the 1971 Rose Bo" I g.amt· 1n .l 2~.1.,
\ICto"' over Woodv Haves· Bud.r'l''-
Thc scrapp~. strong-anned quanahad, tx·:it thl'
oddsmakers and b<'v.1Jdere-d a l'On~n Jt1' l" Hud1.l.'\\.'
defense with has acrobatic passing H.i~l'S l.J k J ha~
scrambling. sideline throv. to Rand~ .. thl' KJbh11"
\'ataha a "mad dog" pass v.hach spotll·d H a~l'". rx·rll'l t
3-0 Rose Bov.I record \"ataha "as a prl><l ud nl (,,llJl'll
West College.
WOOD'\ HA YE -He hate-d to l(N' .\n ;ldmirn
of Sou them California natl\ c genaal (1eorgl' ~ P.ut11n.
the Bucke~e general 1s remembered tor tm .. ,l,l' ~J llh
and a cloud o f dust" ground game and a 'ok:in1l
temper.
Has Rose Bov.I career spannl'd 2fl \l'.lr' tx•ganning
w11h a 20-7 victor\ O\Cr l 'SC 1n 11.15' Hd'l'' l'Odt'.irl·d
himself to West Coast fan'\ h~ ohc,l-r' 1ng Jt't\.'r tlw g.Jnh·
that there "'ere ··about four. po.,,1hl~ ti'c ll'Jm' in thl
Bag Ten that could beat L'S( .81g Tm tl·.im' :ire tx·ttt·r
in the Rose Bowl because thl·~ arl· raised c>n wughn cmnpe1111on:· ~
Hayes backed-up h1<. op1n1on 1n tht· 11.1'~ ltrlltl'<.t
fPluse see BOWL/DJJ
NFL eyeing judge for leader?
l'THEBLEACHERS
\
OK. I want a clean joust. Keep your helmets
on. slay rn your o wn lane and, as usual. no
Impaling below the belt."
Rams still short on players
The Rams arf nght an the middle of
training camp. hut (oach John Robinson 1s ~
thl· tiN ll> aJmat that something"\ mas\ang. '«.::>'
In thl'> (:.l'>l'. v.hat's 011\'>IOg arr hod1rs.
\\1th tht• '\I L \ Ol'" O-man pn·-season ro'>tl'f
rt'dUll'd lunhl·a h' a rac,h of 1n1unl'S and 1llnt""'· thl·
Rams hard~ h.1d htl pla~t'r'> on the fil..'l d for thl' fir,t of
t\\O prall1n''> \.\ nlne<,da~ :it ( al . t.>Lte FuUi:non.
.. ft • ., glH th.11 kdang ((If bt·ing a rl'gular·<.l·a.,on
prJllll.l'l ·· Kl1h1n,on '>31d ""\.\t•"rl· '>truggltng 1n that
:in.·J tn in~ In ll'l" all thl' pl:i~l'r~
.. \\l' land our<.t'hl'\ l :lntl'll1ng a lln of thing'> "e
"-l'rl' going tu do htxau..e of a lad. of number ... Thl'rl··.,
"'' questi on thl'rl··, .1 chan~w 1n l'\e~ camp•
Mandarlch lowering tab
GREEN BAY, \\ 1s. -Itchy about
massing the presea son. mU'Ch less the regular ~
sea.son. rookie ofTcns1vc lineman deluxe ~
Ton} Mandanch as lov.enng has demand for ----
S2 million a \car to pla' for the Green Bay Packers.
In an antcf'\ aev. Tuesda\ from Whinier. the 3 1 S·
pound tackle v..1th linebacker· speed to ld the Milwaukee
Journal he would no longer insist on getting as m uch
as ~uanerback Tro~ Aikman. who signed a $11.037
m11l1on, six-}ear contract with the Dallas Cowboys.
Aikman was the No. I pack an last spring's NFL
draft. Mandanch the No. :!.
"I really don't want to take too muc.h l~ss th!'n
Aikman. bu1 I am the second pick." Mandanch sa1d.
"He should make more than m~ because be was one
pick better. But it sho uldn't be $5 million more. That's
what blows my mind."
Besides. Mandarach said . .\ikman's contract is
rcall} wonh less than n:ported. totaling about $9
million o'er fi,e \('a,..,.
.. Nov.. af Green Ba\ v.ould come in and give me,
instead of about S ~ million a 'rar. $1.4 million orSl.S
mil hon a 'car. "'c"d be a -lot closer to signing. ..
Mandanch Saad.
That v.ould add up to bt'tv.t•cn $7 m1ll1on and $7.5
m1lhon o'er fi,e 'earr,. .. I delin11eh ·v.ant to pJa, football this year ...
Mandanch sa1d:··1t"s d1llicult s1iung at home watching
the prrscason games alrcad} .. . ~1 andanch'r, agent. \'ern harbaugh. who first said
he kncv. nothing of his cllcn1·s nev. pos111on. said Tom
Braatz . the Packers· n e president for football oper·
auons. has refused tu mo' e from his onginal offer of
$4.I millio n O\Cr fi,e 'ears That a'erages more than
the approxamatel) $000.000 the N FL's top-paid of.
fensave lineman. perl·nnrnl ·\II-Pro A.nthon) Munoz of
C1nc1nnat1. "111 ma~e tha'l <,ra,.on
Irish, Miami sign pact
COR .\LGABLES. Fla -l he l 'n1,er· ~
~·t~ of M1am1 and :--:otrr Dame nn \.\'edncs-•
da~ announced a lour·gaml' home-and-'
homl' scne!. tn ml'""' ha'\kcthall. hut the ----
school~ ha'r no p lam to l'\ll·nd tht•ar heated football
m aln be' ond 1940 "We'~ pitc hing OK. we're catching OK. but ~·re oot getting an) runs. We're taktog good
pitches and swin11ng at bad ones. We're in a rut."
-Montreal Manager Btld Rod,en after the
Expos· sixth straight loss. They lost aga1:'l on
Wednesday. making 11 seven straight.
.. It . ., nnt thl' .. aml' ··
SACRAME!'TO -.\ frdl..'ral 1ud~t· ----l ruth tx· ~011.,..0 h<ml'\l•r Rohan!>on dtX'\n·1 mind
with expenen e handling antHru\I Jnd 0 lhl· lhangl' thJt muth
.(thlctac Director.-. ';am Janl..o' 1ch of M1am1 and
Richard Rosenthal of :-..otrr Dame held a JOlnt news
c:onfcrcnct' to announn• 1hc ha.,l ethall senes and
emphasize thrar desire for a more harmonious rela-
11onsh1p an football
lrlsh thrown for losses
labor disputes 1s a contender to '>UlH'l'd ··11"., nt•I .,..11r<.r JU 't not 1hc '\.JOH'." R,1h1n,on ,.lad
Pete Rozelle as 'l.;ataonal Foothall Ll·agut· ---· The o-mJn limn lh:inge' the "hole "'a' ol lool..ang
comm1ss1oner. a ncv.spaper re?< rtt•d \\ l·Jnt·\Ja\ at thing,. pn1hJhh 1vr thl' heller
U.S. D1stnc1 Judge Raul .\ Ramm·1 tll \Jcr.imento .. T:il..•nl! lfU" out ''"rr a da~ and tx·:i11ng tht hl'd
has been an frequent contalt \\llh rt•prt·'>l'Ot.1tl\n 111 out o f thl·m 1.,n ·t thJt gn·,11 a dr:tl I than!. tht· limit
several West Coast !\'Fl team' dunng thl IJ.,t It'" ncces\atall."\ thr rnJ or the t\\O-.a-da' n.1
weeks. The Sacramento Bel' ~ad. utmg unn.inwd "\\ r d on't go 100 rx·rll'nt in huth pral11Cc\ JO\·
sources. mort' ·· .
SOUTH BEND. Ind. -Notre Dame ----Team owners ar<' seel..ing J rrplau'ml..'nt ''11 Robinson adm1t1t•d that~h.; "ouldn"t mind gt' ang
seemed to get all the breaks in its 1988 ~ Rozelle. who announced m March that he \\3\ n·tmng up the wncrrt of <.ct11ng up tr:11nang camr J"-J~ from
cbam.pionshtp season, but fall footbaJI prac· ~ after 29 years an the JOb. The~ ha\t' <..11d thn ''·'"' to thl' team·s \ear-round fac1ht\. tice bcains today on an ominous note. ----pack a succtssor before the season lx'(un' nC\t month .. \\e h.i,~· aln·ad~ signed.a contract v.ith I '< In inr
Four kcr players have been felled by anJury. A search committee made ur ol "' team ll"-Ol'r' for nnt war '>o "'l"rr com m111cd w 11:· he .... ud.
acadcmicst disciplinary ac11on and unexplame-d per-is expecte-d to meet an Chicaco nnt "l'l'I.. to wrh.lull "Othel"\\ 1se 11 \\liuld tx· l'aS) for ml' to forego training
sonal trouoles. interviews w1th JOb finalists camp :ind pral'llll' at Rams Park
La.st season. the Fighting Irish team began with An avid football fan. Ramm.·1. 4) uiuld Jp~x·al ll• .. We ,,ould h1lU'>t' then<.'" peorlc and thr veteran.,
quiet but fierce confidence. content to lay low whale some team owners because of h1'> \Outh. ha!> !>pcal..1ng could sta' at homt· ··
other teams won the top early rankings. then sprang ability and his expenence with antHru..,t and lahtH The b1g&l''l drJ\\ hack to the XO-man hmat occurc;
surprise after surpriSt' on theu opponents. litigation. ,,.,hen anJurie'> p1k up at thl· ..amc po<;1t1e)n Team' can't
This year. the Irish arc shaken. G I I slsts Innocence sign free agl·nt<., Ill lOmpcn..atc "I don't know an\ team that could have the erv n n .\t the moment. tht' Ram'> rind thl'm'\l°IH''-an that
setbacks wc·vc had m the last couple of days and not SAN ANTONIO -Fonner an .\n-pos1t1 on at 11gh1 l'Od
Recent football game" ha' c hct•n marrl'd by con·
tro,t·r~1e\ about taunting. ,,flinat1ng. rrov.d behavior
and running up thl' 'i nre
The on l~ foothall gamt'S currt'ntl~ chcdulcd b(-.
l\\ccn thl· Humcane\ and Fighting lnsh are this season
and nl'~t Notre Dame·c; <.l hedulc '" full through 2004.
so an anterruptaon in the ">l'rre'i 1s li kel~. Rosenthal and
Jan kovach said
In basketball. thl· 'il·hool" v.tll pla~ at . outh Bend.
Ind .. on Jan. 27. I ll90 That will m ark the stan of a
hom e-and·hOml' senl''> thrnugh 1hc JlN2-Q3 season. The
school ha'l' met l\\ICC' before. mo~1 recentl )' In the
1986-87 sl'a~on
"This is a vc~ pO'>lll'e mo'r tov.ard expanding
the rela11onsh1p bl't''l'Cn thrSl' l"ll great institutions
and creaung more oppunun1t1r., for interaction beyond
football.·· Rosenthal s:ud.
TEl,E\.ISIO'\·HADIO
have it affect their attitude." Coach Lou Holtz SaJd toruo Spurs star George Gervin ma1nt:11m >JI .. \\e·re hondul fholdoutl Damone John~on v.111 Wcd.n--'-"'-. t·~ TELEVISION ,.._y. he is innocent o f dnvmg while intoxicated • shov. up an~ da~ ~·e1ng as hov. "'e d<?n·t ha' l' an~ 10 a m _ GOLF: PCA Cha mpionship from Hawanorn
Scni<?r fullbac!_~~n Banks. a Slf2n&J?!OC!sL_~.oo![.(,iipn!O$:\SCS5Cs:Ys.& . .QQ.nn..1..oufJ:mD.aJana,1Jµ.1.lll1au:ni.aa....ic:.thuiaLJ::tggtC!SS .. .hlll....=======--.UlJcal~.Wi,tgllWc.n.c15..:.:...Jit.ollUl$0.1Wa.lCWi.JllJWJ:ig....~--=---·-f -wooos. 111 (~Oild 81 2 0 ill I ~'~" •
. . able 1iil1 camer, is o~tntSCa~n WJUi an he's most concerned about 58\lng has reputation. hi\ .. Gar)' nudwn tool C\('r) snap ~esterda~ Rut hl· 1110 a m --:..Y\BASEBALL: Phlladelprifa a• Cttlcaoo
llljurcd knee. Defensive taclc.le George .W1lbams -44 spokesman said Wednesda). dad a prl'tl~ good JOb ·· CuDs. WCN. • ?Ck.JC:S and four sacks an 1988 -as academ1call~ "He was upset. He was de,asta1e0:· said <1ef\1 n·., Tv.o da)s bt'lorl' the Ram'i ka'e for their 'ernnd 5 Pm -BOWLING: Women\ Mrcriioan ciauic from
bJ "'"" d Oearoorn, Soor1sChanne1 inc e. publicist. Jefl) Bansano. nh1b1uon game at L~n,er. no progrC"ss "'as repone 1 pm _AUTO RACING: USAC sorini-car come>ell· cir losses were more or less expected. Gcrvm. who played for the Spurs fro m 1974 to '°'oh ang their Sa:\ holdouts -Johnson. running bacl.. lion from lndlanaoolls. ESPN
Then linebacker Michael Stonebreaker, whose driv-J 98S and is a former N BA A.ll·Star. was arrt'Stt'd about Greg Bell. linemen Du' al Lo' e and Roben Cox. and 1 o.m. -SOCCER: Mexico vs ua1v trom Los A~ en license~~ been suspended. wa.s rul~ ineligible~) 2:30 a.m. Tucsda) on Interstate 410 in north-central first-round draft p1ckc; Bill Hav.kms and Cle,cland Coliseum, soomCriannel
school ad.m.trustrators after he moved his roommate s San Antonio aft.er he was stopped b) a Be'ar Count~ Gal) I Pm -HORSE RACING: Dea Mar replays, Cttannet trect rr ~ (Prime Tlckel , 10 30 P m 1 _._,,.,.. car across a campus S · . sberi11 S deputy. 9 P.m -SOCCER: South Korea v' Unlled Slates from
Stonebreaker had wo n Al~·Amenca h~nors for has The officer said Gervm·s 1985 Porche v.as tra\ ehng Blackaller wins Fastnet Lo' Anoelu CollHum. Soorh Channel. 1~ ~kles and ~s recovenng f!'O~ hip .and kn~ 66 mph in a SS mph zone and was "'caving. uef"\ an ,,.,as 9 P.m -BOXING: Harold Rhodes v' Troy Oorcey,
tnJunes suffered m a drunken dnving accident that charged with driving whale an1oxrcated and poo;sess1on teatherwelohl,, from Greet Fall,, Monr (delayed). USA. res~ltcd: in th~ suspension. He admitted viol.aung of under two ounces of manJuana. both masdt'mt.'anor PLYMOUTH. England -~mencan ~ 9.30 Pm -AUTO RACING: American Reclno wlft
u.ruvcrs1ty restnctJons. . charics. each carrymg maximum penalties of '"' Tom Blackaller skippered G reat News to ~ com~tillon from Toront:.~~>. ESPN .
. And Wednesday. ~oh~ an~ounced the admm1s-months in jail and a possible S 1.000 fine. victor} Wednesday n,ght an the tough 6Q5· ~~ J:OS o.m. _ BASE BALL: Hou,ton al s.n 01900,
tratJon would not allow JUDJor tailback Tony Brooks to Gervin, 37. told police he had not been dnn~1ng male Fastnet Race. the last and most pres· K.F MB (7601
enroll for the fall semester. Brooks was the top P.'Ound and was returning home from v1s111ng friends. He was tig1ous section of the Admiral's Cup yachting scnes. but 7:30 p,m -BASEBALL: see111e a1 Anoels, KMPC ~r among Irish running backs last season wtth 667 released on a personal recogmuintt· bond shonl~ aftl·r the dropout of Bra' ura eliminated the United tatl's· (7101
Y . 6 a.m. Tuesday. chang.ang of v.innang the overall competition. --------------------..
finished the pme, adding four more
tooohdowns, thanks to some dazzl·
ina runs by McClellan's backup
quartcrbeck. Grant Phillips.
Mc.Odlan lauahe<l then said, "He
bad his day ~nst Tustin. Gnnt
loved to be a Fancy o.n· runner
and be did just t.baL He made m y
•up-tbe<ienter' look like peanuts."
Althoush plcued with his role, McOcllaD is quick to extend crcd1, no aU bi.a 1Cam.ma.ta. Tbm: were
only 2• members. but that was auffi,
c:ieD1. Unbebowmt to the impulive . coecb. tbcrc wu an Ml.s*Aow o!
bumor 8lllOlll the~ Oil OC·
c:aioD.
McQeOen ranemben fluby half· t.m ~ Omori, one of four
J~oa 1be am,
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J • • •• eddills. ~ .. lbou,
ftw •u ..a mcf tbe bell ~nadofr
-• W. No aec new wt.ft the ........
w _.. .. ?!:t""" ...... die.., al ..... Rlid.
..... ....,. • .w ...... ..
lm'J:nrrWidaefieh~ 1111t:•lf ,_ "11111-.lwm 1111,a..'" h_,..._._..ana , oam•....._ tfCP ...._. ...... ~ a....-•111111•' , .... llllil •llllll ... _ P: ' 2 b .. --.. === .. -. •. ,....... --..................
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•
our fullback, but he could have been
quancrback.. He was hard·hantng.
Glenn would oblige anyone who
wanted to fight.·· Thom~n subse·
quentl~ became an admiral an the
Coast Guard.
McOclla.n said ... Dick Carlson
was our running guard. captain and
the bcst·likcd guy on the team.
Hunda Misab. lcf\ end. was fast
with aood hands a.nd alwar._s kept the
ball ca.rrien in.side. Grant Fuller.
ri&ht tackle, was the only senior on
the fiBt team."
He abo prai~ the tou&hncss of
Sbeftin. older brotben of the '42 All-
OF Newpon fulJback. Harold. He
added, "frank WIS fast and lood·
look.in&. He once aot 1 football cleat
in the face, but it dido•t hun his
looks at aJL" That prompted another
chuct.le.
Otkr mcmben of the team in·
duded: Collins Burlinp.m mcc,, V ·cmon On. Lalic ManhaU. CharlC5 Mnen. Bob James. Aloph BodJm.
HoMrd Uah~. Sriicbi (Sam)
Hoeda, F. MiDc:r, Robcn Boyd. 8.. ~ Wm'ft'D Fliol ud Vi/1"'1)
Cc#iM
Al -·•ad. die.., qur. .............. w daetl to .. ..... a tm coecb end playm in ··-n. ...... a1.,..,...
"-illl •... .. ... Olemo-....... ~:-i--·· !fCt' Trilw.
W9't ---.. dlilftl. ..
PHO 1·J:'' IS
Tars football
films available
TM Daffy PAot
Gomez upsets Wilander
in long-delayed U.S. Pro
Newpon Harbor High Athleuc From n. A.uodated Press
D1rcc1or Eric Twcat has revc.aled Sixth-seeded Andm Gomez upset
the findm.gs of many 16mm lo~ime rival Mats Wilander in
pme films of Newpon Harbor atraiabt sets Wednesday ni&ht in the
football from 1hc years of U.S. Pro Tennis Championship de-
196(}. 75. layed by rain more three weeks at
"( have no idea of the qu•lit,.Y 1_,...B...,roo-k .... l .... in .... c.......,M ... a ... s .. s-
o films. ut ir ~nyone lS Gomez, who had not defeated
interested. ~·d like to set rid of Wilander since 1982 and had Jost six
them," said Twcit. ..Maybe 1traiabt matches to his Swedish
somebody would Ukc to look at rival, won 6-I. 6-4, in one hour and
them. Uk them, or whatever. 23 m inutes before a capacity crowd
We'd be more than happy to of .!JOOO at Lonprood Cricket Oub.
have interested people come 1 nc 29--.,_r-old Gomez, of Ecua· down and like a look. Some 1-_ 1easona there are t•o or thrtt dor, won the U0.575 fint prize and
fiJm-. some tcat0na there a.re I.I hia fitst tournament &incc be trl·
many u .even and ei.aht films.... uml)hed 11 Paknno, It.I.Ir. last fall.
T1Weit asked that interested Gomez. who trailed 7· l in his
putin ClOntact t.be ath.le1ic office cueer history witb Wilander, won
at 760-3327 btcinruna Au. 2l. five IU'lillu pma to lake the first _. IC1 in a 6ritlE 27 miauaa.
McOd1aa laid.
Thal ... I~ they Mdn't
apened.
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•
Gomez. Lowwood dwnpion in
1917, ran up a J. I a.d in the IK'Oftd
trt and 11w up Oftly bar poinll
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Piiied it -.. d9e IOda .... IO -'Y ........ ollml prtlt ...
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mas for the year.
Wilander. who has not won a tour
tournament this year, wu the sec-
ond major vict1m for Gomez in the
$300.000 tournament. He bad
knocked out And.re A.pasi the top ~. in the semifinals '2s days
earlter;-tt1rday-bcfow hUVy riins
forced the Iona postponement.
Elsewhere in tennis on Wednes-
day:
•In Indianapolis, ~vm:d from
a shoulder injury that sidelined him
for five wecbt John McEnroe
routed Dan Cauidy 6-2, 6-2 at the U.S. Hardcouns.
It was Mc£nrot's first 10umamen1
since be iltjured bis left abouldet at
Wimbledon in July .
• In Uviapton, NJ., tGp HI~
Micbatl ChaQS coalinued Ms .,...
.-on tbt tmnil couna • die F'mdi ODco ~ ....
teated by 1 ... SeollNbefa 6-l.1 7.6
(7-4) ia tbe _.. rouad or d9e s... Anny Kliiilt ()pea.
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Orange Coat DAILY PILOf/Thurtday, Augu9t 10 1919 D9
BO'T '~
t
Costly st~mp will guarantee nothing
Recreational boat owners 1n
Southern Cal ifornia arc ancensed
over a proposed U.S. Senate bill that
would require all boat owners to
purchase Suppon of Services
Stamps to pay for unspecified ser-
vices by the U.S. Coast Guard.
According to the National Boatang
Federation (NFB). the Senate Com-
merce Committee on July 27 voted
for the creation of an annual Coast
Guard stamp. price unknown. which
recreational boat owners ma}. but
arc not required to buy in order to
receive unspecified Coast Guard ser-
vices wtthout funher charge.
BOWL
From02
against Orego n 1n the 1969 Rose
Bowl game aga1n .. t John McKav·s
Trojans. In 1973. U C fans got their
revenge with a 42-1 7 drubbing of the
Buckeyes. onl} to lose to a surpno;c
Buckeye air a ttack 1n tht' 1974 New
Year's classic 42-21.
Hayes' Rose Bowl career <·nded 1n
defeat JO 1976 when hi .. team lost tu
the I 4th-ranked lJ C Trojans 23-10.
After the game. Ha}es ~t alone 1n a
darkened bus ltke a defca1ed com-
mander in a burned-out 1ank.
Hayes' biller hatred of losing re-
vealed the depth of his affection for
his team . for college football and for
the Rose Bo.....-1 game.
HOWARD "H E~DM~)';"
JONES -Lake Wood} Ha)e'>. the
late USC coach Ho"ard Harding
Jones believed 1n discipline. funda-
mentals and the: v1 nues of 1he
ground $Aime L'nder his leadership.
the Tro1ans became kno"n as the
"Thundenng Herd." gaining na-
tional repute b) ocallng teams
coached b) Jones' oc11er-kno" n and
more flambo,ant n'als. Knute
Rockne and tan ford's "Pop .. '-' arn-
er.
Dunng Jo nes· I b-\ear tenure use "on thm.· nallonal cham-
pionships. e1gh1 onfl-rencc cham-
p1onsh1ps. fh e Rose Bo" I gam<'s.
and produce<t 20 .\II-..\ menr ans. ll 1s
record between 192 and 1940 "as
an incredible 121 · 'b· I '
Jones earned the nickname
··Headman" b~ making ncarl~ all his
team's dec1s1ons durtng a game and.
b}: personall} dnlltng h1') pla~cr<;
during prac11ce.
Although his weathered face r:irel~
displayed em ouon during a gaml' hi.'
could be mo' ed to rnthus1a'm In
1931 , Jones' team cndl·d ~ntrl'
Dame's 26-game "1nn1ng '>treak 1
with a last-second field gual Jonl'\
Boats displaying the proper stamp
would oot be charaed for Coast
G uard assistance fF the Coast
G uard responded to a non-emerg-
ency distress call. Those without the
stamp would be charged at the
prevailing commercial rate.
Under trus proposal. the Secretar)
of Transponaaon would establish a
"user fee" system designed to collect
SSO.million for fiscal 1990. The
Senate Com merce Committee did
not as.sign a cost for the Coast G uard
stamp or stamps, such cost and the
establishment ofa fee schedule for
different types of direct services
wouJd be left to the Secretary of
Transponation.
"Once established, how long do
you thank the fcc-for-servkc would
remain voluntary?"' asks the NBF.
"Our revered Coast Guard would be
reduced to the commercial salvor
business!"
The NBF says the proposal 1s a
retread that the Commerce Commit-
tee first proposed m 1986 and aga.in
in 1987 as part oH>udaet rcconcall-
auon lqislation. Jn 1986 the Ho use
Merchant Marine and Fishenes
Committee rejected 1t 11Honfercnce.
and in 1987 the full senate voted to
stnke the Commerce Committee
prov1s1ons. 1nclud1ng thas proposal
The House Merchant Manne and
Fisheries on Jul) 13 rejected user
fees as a .. ,.) ofhelpina to na1sc
revenues to meet tht' fiscal 1990
budatt for the Coast Guard The
commmec felt that charging rec-
reational boaters . ...,.hether or not
they actually benefit from Coast
G uard serv1C'e 1s unfair
"Boaters should not be smgJed out
to pay for Coast Guard operating
costs covenna a broad stectrum of
respons1b1lltes," the N BF ariues
"Above all. we are al~d> co ntnbut-
1og S30 million annuall} from our
manoe fuel t.aAes.
.. 1 thrnk that )OU ..... 111 agrtt tha1
the proposal 1s no bargain for l"l'C·
reat1onal boaters." said BF prrs1-
dent Ja) H. Bro...,.n ·· "rguabl). 11 1s
not a tax be<'~use 11 1s 'oluntaf'
Boatt'rs don't ha't' to purc hase· the
st.amps 1fthe) don't "1sh Ho"~t'r.
sf )Ou read the fint' pnnt. tho~ "ho
do purchase Lht' stamps ha'e no
guarantC'C of sen ace J fan 1 nsurancc
com pan) tncd to s.cll such a pohq
st would be hJukd into coun ••
The N BF 1s urging all boat o" nt'~
to wnte their rcprcsentauvt's an the
house and senate to oppost Coast
Guud usc-r fen at any price and in
an) form . Addreu all corr-
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Dravecky makes ci giant-like return today
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Only a few months llO Dave Dravecky
oouldn't lift bis phch.ina arm without help.
major lequei qain,
But Draveclcy's monthi of penistencc
have paid off. I-tis start at Candlestick Park
qainst the Cincinnati Reds comes in the
middle of a pennant race that, for one day
anyway, takes a bade scat to this story of one
man's courage
1f*inst St. Louis. On ()penina Day, he
patched a tbree·biner in Los Anaelcs to beat
Fernando VaJenzuela.
Immediately followina the suraery near bis
natlve Younptown, rdlabilitation was pejft.
fuUy slow. Therapist Ken Jobnt0n had to lift
his hand in the early days and move his arm
in circles. Gradually Dravecky was able to raise it·himself, and by January he could lift
liaht weiahts and toss a football.
powa-to make up for the loss of strength '"
the upper arm. . · One of Dnvecky's bi~ fans, long-tJme--
fricnd and former San Diego teammate~
Terry Kennedy, will be behind the plate for~
his dramatic st.art today. ~
Today, be caps an extraordinary oome-
beck from c:ancu b y rctumina to the mound
-10 months after havina a tumor removed
from bis left arm.
"It's a miracle,'' says l.atTy Brown. a Palo
Alto physical therapist who worked with the
San FrancilOO Giants pitcher for four months. .. He's fant.astk, and he's got more
drive than anybody I know."
.. 1 don't think too many people will be
thinking about the pennant race." Giants
manager Roger Craig said. "And I don't
think the score matters so much. To sec him
on the mound will be a miracle.··
But his shoulder arew stiff. and be did not
pitch after May 28, windina up with a 2-2
record for San Francisco. He underwent
arthroscopic suraery in June .10 rep1ir a
partially detached bicep tendon, •I'd came
back o nly to fail mi5crably in a brief rehabili-
tation with Oass AAA Phoenix in Au,gust -
11 hits in 2¥1 innings.
When he showed up for sprina trainina.
teammate Kevin Mitchell took one look at
the arm and said. 'My~ it looks like Jaws
took a bite out of you.' H rs teamm.ates saw
him lobbin& the ball and dido 't figure he
would ever return to form.
"Of alJ the people I've mel in baseball,
from the very ~nrung, Dave is the one I
admire most," said Kennedy. a fellow born-,
apjn Christian.
"I had 1 daydream that he pitched the : ~me that we clinched." the catcher said.
'Wouldn't that be something?" The 33-year-old Dravcclcy has defied all Dravcck:y, acquired from the San Diego
odds with not just I.be Speed of his comeback Padres two years ago, entered last seasoo on
but the fact he's made one at all. Last Oct. a hi,gh note. He was coming ofl' three
7, SUJ'FOD George Muschler told him on the shutouts in the second half of the 1987
operatina t.ab~ at the Cle veland Omic in season and a brilliant postseason m which he
Ohio that be had no chance of pitchina 10 the . allowed only one run in two playoff starts
What had seemed to be a knolled muscle
in the ann turned out. following a biopsy in
September. to be a tumor. It was two or three
days before Dravocky learned that the maJig-
oancy was not life.thrcatenin&. but the pitch-
er says his faith in God prevented him from"'
ever panicking.
But despite losing 4 or S mph off a fastball
that was never his best pitch, Dravocky was
o utstanding in all three of his minor-league
rehabilitation starts over the last two weeks.
He says be has modified his motion so that
his shoulder and body provide mo~ nf thc
Draveclcy won't allow himself to think
that far ahead yet. But he lights up whenever
he talks about his return to the mound.
"I have no butterflies yet," he said. "but
I auarantee you they'll be there."
.. Cubs ,.assume
3-gafne edge
over NL East
from The Auodated Press
Cbicqo Cubs Manaser Don Zimmer has been
around too long to Jel exc1ted about a series sweep and
a three-pme lead ID early August.
"But this is sttll a fou r-team race and we're only
two or three games up in the loss column on the other
teams. So I refuse to get excited." Zimmer said after the
Cubs beat Montreal 3-0 Wednc.-sda' for their third
strai&ht victory over the Expos. ·
llick Sutcliffe pitched a one-hitter lor SC\ en IDnings
and Ryne Sandberg hit his third homer in three ~mes
for Chicago, who .were tied with the fapos going into
the pme.
It was the seventh straight loss for the fapos. ~ho
have scored only 17 runs dun ng the streal.
"I can't say J thought we·d v.1n all three games.
based on their pitching staff and the fact the~ ·d ~on
seven of the first ninc games." Zimmer said.
''Right now we arc playing the poorest ball v.e·, e
played all season," Montreal manager Buck Rodgers
said. "M y pitching was good but not good enough to
win. Their pitching was outstanding but this is no time
to act down on anyone. With a 13-game ho me stand
starting on Friday l expect this team to rebound ...
Sutcliffe. 12-9. retired I 0 straight batters a fter
giving up an infield single to Andres Galarraga ID the
founh.
Janszen admits giving
feds the goods on Rose
11y RONALD BlUM
Ar "'°"' \llfrllet
NEW YORK -Paul G . fanszen sees things
d ifferent!) from Pc.>te Rose .
.. , don't know 1f he'll ever understand it. but
in a weird wa~. I feel I'm helping ham," Janszen
said Wedncsda) ... If I have one regret. that regret
is that I was not man e nough to walk up to Pele
Rose ... to Soa) to him: 'That's it. No more.' "
Janszen. his voice cracking at times and tears
welling in his e)•es during a news conference. said
h·e had $iven federal investigators testimony direct-
ly linking the Cinc1nnat1 Reds manager to a
consp1rac} to evade income taxes
For the first time. Janszen acknov. !edged
prov1dtn~ FBI and Internal Revenue Service
agents with 1nfo rmat1on that could subject Rose to
an indictment for alleged!~ co nspiring to defraud
the lJ S. go' ernme nt.
Janszen. who claims to have run Rose's bets
to bookmakers. said:
-He saw document!> ind 1caung Rose bet on
baseball throughout the I Q88 season.
-He d1dn·t prompt baseball's investigation.
saying he v.as contacted b~ the commissioner's
offi ce after someone else ga' e 1nformat1on.
-That Rose ne,er. to Janszen's knowledge.
became '"' olved 10 coca ine deals. dl'Splte allegedly
aslung hov. much he could make on such trans·
actiom.
-That Reds pitcher John Franco knew about
Rose's debts v.11h a Staten Isla nd bookmaker
nicknamed ··val."
He was replaced by M itch Williams after giving up a lcadoff walk: to Spike Owen in the eighth. Williams Cardluls 5, Pirates 2: In Pittsburgh. Joe Masrane.
finished to cam his 29th save. tnng him for the maJor· w1nnins for the seventh time in eight decisions. p1tcht'd
-Jeagoe lead.-· · • a six-hitter and hu hJs tlurd carc<!f .ho mer, kadin~ St.
Sandberg's two-run homer in the third. hi s 19th of Louis past Pittsburgh.
the season. came off Bryn Smith. 9-6, Magrant'. 14-7. JOmed Mike Scott. Orel Hersh1 er
Elsewhere in the National League \\ednesday a nd Ed Whitson as the on l~ National League pitchers
Glaab 11, Reda 1: In San Francisco. Ke' ID with at least 14 \ICtone'> h~ handing Pim.burgh its 10th
Mitchell bit a pair of two-run homers and d rove m his loss ID 13 games.
IOOlh run earlier than any player m 10 years as San Vmce Coleman had two hits and scored a run on
Francisco routed Cincinnati. Pedro G uerrero· .. fi rsH nning single as St. Lo u1<> re-
Don Robinson. 11 -7, pitched a five-hitter for his mamed fi ,e games behmd ~l East leader Chicago b~
third straight complete game and founh of the <;Cason. bea ting the Pirates for JUSt the fi ft h time in 12 games.
No other San Francisco pitcher has more tha n one Padrtt t. Astros 1: In an Diego. Benito Santiago·s
complete game this season. sacnfice fl~ capped a two-run rail~ m the ninth m ning
Robinson and Matt Williams also homered ac; thl· that &a' e the San Diego Padres a 'tetol') o'er the
Giants snapped a three-game losrng streal Roh1n'ion Houston .\~LrO$.
bas three homers this sealon and 11 10 his can.·t•r. onl· O O
behind leader Bob Forsch among actl\e ~itchers. Raneen 4, Btu• Jav' 3 wttttw s.x 3, AtfWtk' 2
MitcbcU hit homers 10 the first innrng off Rick nus TOllONTo oAKLANo c MtCAGO ~:1:1~~ ~~136h~~heerss~~~ i1ooulfBI~ ~~o~~~~t~;e ~~ ,D 7H1 :;,:~·" 7n1 ~;4.~"·~ 1n1 ~::ro ;n1
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since Don Baylor did it on Aug. 8. 1979. Baylor finished ~-=.';.. \ 0, 0, 0, ~:i;.1: •D ~ ~ ~ g =~·· 11' ; ~ ~ ~ ~':~~0 ~ g ~ g
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two games of the series, scored four runs in the fi rst .:u,,_.i " ' 0 ' 0 ~.-::,~it: ; ~ ~ g ~:::!!',,.. ~ g : ~
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Meta I, PMWet t : In Philadelphia, Gary Carter had ,.... 110 ''° •-• ~ • ''° "' oe-1 his first four-hit game since Sept. 23. 1987. and Bob T•~, .... , .. 011_.,?:1 ~.,:.".;.! ~110''°" o~~::O •1
-: eda scattered seven hits as New Yo rk beat Philadel· • 111-e_..... e.. MW•••on LOt1-o..i•"" 11 '"""eo u Hit-a~• ti "''" 111 111-CM.ort M l Flit!<-. OH-Ml" for its second strai&ht shutout of the Phillies. s11-Mwiiw• ,1, ...... • F••11eo •'s "'.. C••-o 111-l(ar•o•tc:•
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White. Sox top
Athletics, 3-2,
now 14 for 16
from The Auodated Preas
Carlton Fisk si ngled home the winning run in the
11 lh inning Wednesday night and the host Chicago
White Sox beat the Oakland Athletics 3-2 for their 14th
victory in the htst 16 home games.
Oakland, which bepn the night in a vinual tie for
first place with California in the American League West.
lost for founh time in seven games.
The Athletics scored in the ninth for a tic at 2. Jose
Canseco. who has nol started two straaghl days because
of a strained quadricep muscle. led off with a pinch·
double ~inst Bobby Thigpen and Ron Hassey hit an
RBI sin e.
In t e I I th. Scott Fletcher. Ivan Calderon and Fisk
hit consecutive singles with one out against Jim Corsi.
0-2. Tom McCanhy. 1-1. got the victory.
Ron Karkovice got thrce hats for Chicago and
scored the g<rahead run 1n the sixth. With the score tied
at I , he tripled and Ozzie Guillen srng.led off Curt
Young.
Mark McOwire. in a I -for-2J slum p. hit his first
home run since July 16 ID the founh inning. He
connected against Richard Dotson.
The White Sox scored ID their half of the fourth
when Carlos Martinez led off with a bloop double and
came home o n Karkovice·s two-out single.
Elsewhere m the American League Wednesdar
TwlD1 7, Orlolts 0: In Baltimore. with Frank Viola
gone. Allan Anderson is ,.J,ie star of lhc Minnesota
Tw10s' staff. Then agam. ·he always looks hke an ace to
th~ Baltimore Onoles. -
Anderson beat Bahimore for the third ume th1'i
season. scattering five si ngles as the Minnesota Twins
romped pa!lt the Orioles.
Anderson. 13-9, wo n his fourth consecutive dc-
c1s1on overall and 1s 6-0 h feumc versus Baltimore ..
.. We do nothing to take him out of his game plan:·
Orioles manager Frank Robmson said. "He moves the
ball pretty well. m1:\es his pitches. and we go up and
take nothing away fro m him. We haw to go up thl're
and do something to make him c hange what he·!> doing.
and we haven't done it."
The Twins fi nished 8-4 ag.:11nst Balt1more. the best
record b) an) team against the .\mencan League East
leaders. Minnesota won two of three 1h1s week at
Memorial Stadium. the Onoles' fi rst loss at home m the
last eight series.
Brewen I , Tl1tn I : In Detroit. Mike Felder
snap~ an e1ghth-1nning tie with his first home run
since 1987 and the Milwaukee Brewers beat the Detroit
Tigers.
Felder hit Jack Morns' fi rst pitc h of the c:1ghth into
the second deck in nght field for a 2-1 lead. Morris. 2-9.
remained wmless ID six stan s since Mar 12. allow10g
seven hits and two earned runs in 8 2-3 innings.
Chuck Crim, 8-5. went I 2-3 innings and Dan
Plcsac got his 27th save.
udlaas 7, YHktt1 4: In New York. Brook Jacob)
hit a two-run. go-ahead double m the fifth inning and
Joe Carter followed with a two-run homer. leading the
,,., Lao..-• ••po•· Jeff Huson thr ows to first •ft•r
forclnt Cubs• Mark Grace t o get dp.
Olin finished with two-hit rehef in 3 1-3 innings for his
first major-league save.
Red Sox I , Royals t : In Kansas City. Danny Heep
hit. a two-run homer and Nick Esasky had three hits,
enablin& Mik:c Boddicker to maintain his mastery at •
Royals Stadium and lead the Boston Red Sox pas.; '
Kansas City. ,.
Boddicker. 1.0-8, gave up six hits in 62" innin$S anct:
raised his career record in Kansas City-to--5· I wlth his
fifth straight victory. The Red Sox moved "'1thm 21••
.games of Baltimore m the Amencan League East and
a verted their fi rst three-game sweep 10 Kan!>Bs Cit) 1n
fi ve }'Cars.
Ru1ers 4, Blat Jaye 3: In T oronto. Harold Barnes
homered and Fred Mannque hit a pair of run-scoring
singles as the Texas Rangers beat the Toronto Blue Ja~s
and ended a four-game losins streak.
Toront0 had won three 10 a rov.. The Blue JaH
missed a chance to mo' e within one game of American
League East-leadmg Baltimore. which would ha'e been
their sma llest deficit s1nc<.' .\pnl ~I
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30," the New Yo rk Post ~11 r ," ~·~ ~ ~ quoted Gooden u •rjns ._ > 1 1 1 , ,
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"Tbe reali ty that i•m really here still
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Dodgers drop 6-3 decision to Atlanta
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That won't lake Iona. Indeed. one LOS ANGELES (AP) _ OaJe
, finds it re&eshinl to watch Bean and Murphy 10,_ 1 n.v.-... nemcsi,, uft' p&a-y._bud,.J.I ba:alllC t~ ec-... ---r: .. cually nUJ ro IJtJt blN. ,.__-H~ll!Cl--Wcedntl!dll~ldaMl9')W"--ttfttaht lift the
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llJlle radiO abow tbc other niaht to 30th time in his ~"'lclpe career,
at if Mite Hufl'wu any relation to hdpina Pete Smitb win bis fint e.1-~Cbltlieffou&ll. pme lince Ju_nc 17 u the Atlanta ~m tbc butterfly clepertmcnt. Bravn beat the Lot An,eles 7'1111.P ... .,,.,... Dodeen 6-3.
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put seven IOUOM.
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been workina a few thinp out.
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timet it'• a matter of c:onftdcnoe. You can be real c:oaftdent, and it
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Krl1tl Coe!\. Ht llltU>ufll Miu , 11·7S-156
Jiii Mc-OIH, E"91twooO. Coto , 11·7-156
Annie 0M h , Lete \lt llt. '"O n--I0-157 Ktthrvn Weller. Dtrb•. Ken. 11· 19-151
SP1e nl Rotn, F'tootr F'lat, Oftlo. 79· 79-1 sa
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l(lm Ce vct, F'o1omt c. Md 71·11'-160
Rfflnt ICorlne,, Om•"•· Net> 11·79-161
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F'tlet Hotflt, .t.mtt. lowe, 13·--171
Netellt Moon Emolrt Ate I S·l7-171
SURFING
From 01
surfer.
"A lot of competl\ors have prob-
lems with the pier." said Post. .. I Just
set over 1t. 11 usually prbv1des a
challcnae for you. Everyone's Just
not used to rt, but after surfing 11
every day, ,ou'll get used to 1t.''
Although Post won back-t0,-back
U.S. amateur titles in 1987 and '88.
her arcatest surfing experience came
only a month ago when the Hunt-
inaton Beach Surf Team v1s1tcd
Burlei&h Heads, Australia. for three
weeks.
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• G11>rltla S.oelln t U6S.301
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6 Helene ~l<Ove '21) 619
1 Jane Novotne 117S.069
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9 Nttelle Zvertvt I 163 IOI
10 Lerlu S.vcll"111o 11•7 997
11 Mery Joe Fernanoti 1 ,.,, .. 1
11 Monoce Sti.' 11•2 161
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Now 1 jutt ao ODt an at a 1ime . That's what I did (at the ...,, ol lbe
ICAIOD). I just hope I cu belp tbeet "'
auys out lbe rest of the way. Medl--
arucaUy, I'm throwina PftttY well.'
All Seattle Manqier Jim Lefebvre
1CCS in McCaskill it OGe crafty pi&cb• er.
"He's the type of suv who fmda a
way," Ld'ebv~ said. 'He's a com-~tJtor, u1e1 botb sides of the pla~ •
spots h.is piicbn.
"Even tho\.llb Blyleveo threw ~
back-to-back shutouu apinst us, we
aot to him for four runs last o.iabL
After Blyleven shut us out,
(McCaskill) shut us out How many aood swinas did we have on him
toni&ht? Not many. I take a lot of
pride in th.at WC ,have I Sood Of·
rensive ballclub. He JUSt seems to
keep our auys off balance.··
HarveJ . who also had bis prob-
lems i·n uly. wd the differen~ the
last two outinp has been setuna the
tint p itch over for a strike to set up
bis forkball.
MeanwhLle, Seattle s~ner Bnan
Holman (4-5), who came over as
t>&rt of the Mark Lanpton deal from
Montreal. also had a four-bit
shutout through four inninp.
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two out 10 the third. but Johnnr
Ray's _ d1v1n1 stab and of Jeff
Leonard's would-be vound t.11
single up the middle and under·
handed fhp to shortstop Dick
Schofield from his k.nees forced
Alvin Davis and ended the threat.
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"We were on the Gold Coast
competmg in a tournament." said
Post. .. The waves were perfect.
about 6-8 feet. It was my greatest
surfing (experience) because the
waves were so aood."
Additional women qualifiers.
who'll surf in the AAU final at 8
a.m. today. include Ncwpon Beach's
Indy Fisher and Huntington Bcach·s
Gayhne Cliffo rd. ChfTord won the
recent U.S. scnK>r division amateur
title in Oceanside while Fisher was
third.
Post won the women ·s O~n
Season championship in Oceanside.
Bechtloff, meanwhile. who only a
month ago jumped from the WSA
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two outs. AJvm Davis was hnuna at
3 and O. and (McCasJcill) knew 1t and
threw ball fo ur. He·s a very smart
pitcher. He knows what to do."
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Washinaton who 1s day-to-day with
a bruised shoulder, went 3-for-4 with
two doubles and two RBI. He's 11·
for-24 ap.inst the Mannen this
suson. including ei&ht of bil 14
extra base hits.
The AnfCIS started thetr own tw<r
out rally in the fifth wbeo Devon
Wbi te singled. took second on a wild
pitch. and watched Wally Joyner
tntcntionally walked. The riabt-
handed Holman went 2-1 on Joyner,
lhen catcher Scott Bradley called for
the pass to set to the ri&ht-banded
Annas.
Annas rapped a hne drive into the.
left field comer which GTq Brile
I un&cd ,to CUl. otI..uow~w·~:u...iUM;~U---1
to tlie wamina track.. As a fan inter-
fered wnh the ball as It bounced oft
the wall. Annas was held at second
b) third base umpire Derry!
Cousins. but Cousins ruled at tus
d 1scrct1on that Joyner would have
scored anyway
"They ~ot me last n1&ht on break-
ing balls,' Armas said ... t K·d three
umes. I was rrcpared for brea.bn,a
bals tonight got them. and I hit
them. ,0:~!:':~.~•ci ' ;.;: );" 1ec w•; ,:::";~ :",..,.. " ... "Sometimes you hit one tQm
..... oi ,..... 100 •JO ., lllACT• ••• L .... UIUt ~tty aood rvc •ot ~-n.le I ... __ ••
""'._ '"""""" 110 O••L., Ttt1PLE 1 • • ....... .,,, •o • • ~ • ""° u oa1LY oov•LI ........... o ,11,,." u ci • ""'-ve anyth1na ap.inst them. A few
u OAllY T'ltl,.LI II . 1 " N •<I foNrle•le IC-I •• ,., 10ll uo ycan aao. I hit pretty aood ~ '~:01ocu • • .. .., m10 ~.::~. 1~~~~ 610 ~= them." ••·-.nu • !SI T -I II' While White added a tWC>-f'Wl ~'""" ........ l 1 Ott Ot llVIMTM •ACI t V-• • • Del Mer --1a... ".o • .o •• tnpk LO the sixth inruna. Arma'
w10111nou•1 .. wL n !:' ,..:. 'r; ;:;::· J• "oa t: production couldn't come at a better
{IJ:".~ ~·~· ';"'.:;::.• -1 ·-1100 time wi th Brian Downin&. Luce .... ""' , • ...,.,.,.. •••• ''° oo ao ~ ·~· .. ~· ~1"!1.~~r: • .., Pamsh and WuhiQlton out of the ,,., roo s,..,...,. soo uo u u m oo ,., •• ___ •n .. hi. lineup. '
tie.._ ill-SCI'.. J IO --l "'•ICI Utll).0 •"" >t --U 111.an • '" " ,, .. .., ue 10 • .., • .,, .... --1 ,., .. o_ -"I guess I'm not an ev~day
.... ..,~1,C..,°".~~ • '"'1':');• ,0 80 •• °"'~:;:..:,~~· • ~ s.o •10 player anymore, so I've aot to IJ a C~•rn• O 1s1.,,..,, \00 J IO G•-•oov , .. ,., J 111 110 role," ArmasWd . .,You've1Dttop>
OolOf"lll'I s.,.... o •• • •., 0r tteee ou • • b th _... We• u 0 •1Lv ooveL1 11 ... a '""° ~-.~, ···~ out w en ey n~ you. e vc IOt TM•o ue1 •• .,,_. u o•~., ,...~. , s > .. .., three good outfiekSers and we've tot
';0'"';'..,. ~ ;-:o '00 .:: ~= "':':11 11 • 11 -"''° a DH too. and they've Sot to play ... • ..,., ......... o...-...... soo ~ u c1 • ..,_ White's triple Jives him 11 for t.bc U lllACi'A 1 L I .,..., tl'4 IO l(n .... •• ~ IS-1 II IO • 10 • 40 . i.; -•I.-. l'OUlllTM •Act 1 ,,,,_, '"°'lOo ••-1 lllO U O season, putUna rum IDIO UK AJneri•
TINTH ••C• • ' V ""'9• .. __ ""'' '''h J• SJO llO '-r....:~,~s-· ,.. c.an Leque lead in th.at caieaory, one ~0~~1,?.'·rc~~ • .,.e:~··" ''° !: :: ::;;,.::,--::•.s.~:-·· "'° u 1ucr• Jt-11 .io oaoa ahead of BaJtimore's Phil Bndley
El =~ l ......._ ""'" W&CW I 1 IJ"""'lll'r-----AS-1.."'A::.TW=..,,,OOl~A"::'L::il~tJ._,,,&..:6...:::M::.::IO:..::.;".;:;OO:.;:OO~-ttlMJ-+t~.S.:-· -fjl-U·be~-----1
u 1uc,.,. ,..,1 .,..., 111 10 ~0~0 ~ 1~~".·;·~ti., .. "40 ~= ~= :;:::...,::~ .. ,... pla~ him fourth on the A.nF1s• aU-
(Western Surfing Assocaauon) to
compete on the NS A tour. has "'on
three contests this season.
Twice he won the Red Onion
Super Senes in Huntington Beach.
once in March and another ttme in
April. while also winning the W .\
State contest 1n Santa Monica last
February. BcchtJoff was the leading
point-getter on the WSA tour before
Jumping ship.
Now, however. the big event in
front of him 1s there for the grab-
bing.
"This is a prestigious event." said
Bechtloff. "It's the biggest event of
the year for the amateurs. It's lhe
bigest one for NSSA and I JUSI want
to do good in n I want to place well .
"If J i et the nght wa\'es, pull off
some big maneu' ers and sta) con-
sistent. r might have a good chance
{of winning It) ...
Before the rcpechage heat.
Bechtloff. competing in the semi-
finals. pulled off another big mo"e
to score high on has last wave to cam
ad vanccmcnt.
"I got an interference call on me
in the heat, but actually I pulled
through in that o ne." B«htloff said.
"My last wave was one of m)' best
waves and that pulled me through. I
used a scncs of maneuvers on the
outside-and a final one on the
inside:·
BechtJoff. Zintel and Solomon are
not rated in the men·s Open Season
top 10. O'Connell 1s rated first,
however. wh1k Brown 1s second and
Knox is seventh.
In the Open Season Juniors final.
top-rated Rob Machado, scventh-
ratcd Doug Sommerville and fiftb-
ralcd Jon Swif\ automatically quali-
fied with first-place finishes in lhe
three semifinal heats.
The trio Will be JOi ned by Shane
Stoneman, Bannina Capps and Shea
Lopez in the final. Lopez. who was
third in the juniors rcpcrchafse heat,
will be the onJ y finalist not currently
rated in the top I 0.
time si?P.e-seuon list. trios him
with Mickey Rlvers (1974) and
Bobby Knoop ( 1966). Re alto lull
eiabt hiu in his lut 21 at bau.
With catcher Lance Panisb li..S
as day-to-day with a contUlion of'tbe
ri&ht knee and rib cqe afta ...
Saturday's bomeplate oollilion wi11a
Glenn B...., in Milwaabe, lbe
A.nFls acquired the coatnct ol
minor )Qpe catcher JobD Onm
from Double A Midland ua snc--
tionary mc:uure.
The former fint round draft pic:t
of 1987 was hittina .233 with 10
home runs. To make room b
Onon, reliever Rieb Montdeoet
was rcturn<d to Ed.moaton after
loaint a 2-1 record and 2.45 EJlA
in ~s appearaoca..
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