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T H E ORANGE COAST 25CE 'T
T ll LR . DA'\'~ OCTOBER 12. I 989 .
Bren to rriee·t with de.velopment foes
Group opposes Irvine Co. chief's plans for Laguna Canyon J,•' 11!1,I .Ill •II' •' 'llllUl'd lhl' fol·
'"" ng "''l'~ nl·.ir tht' pr11p11~·J Ol'·
. ·, •pm.·r : ' 1,·
By LESLIE EARNEST
Of IN O•tly l'>IOI Sr.off
Laguna Bca1.·h n t~ otlic1al\ 'kl~
the) are l'ncouragcd b) In inc Co
Chairman Donald Bren·, dcc1'>1on to
meet "Ith them 10 d1\CU'>'> the con-
trovc:rs1al Laguna Laurel housing d1.·-
velo pmcn1.
The d1\CU'>'i10n\. 1cn1a11q•I\
scheduled to ht> held \londa' at ICJ
a.m .. "'II g1'c: both proponent'> ,ind
opponents of the dt.'' clopmcnt a
c hance to air their 'It.''-'\ both '>ldt''
sa~. The 3.200-home dl''l'lopmcnt 1 ...
e \pccte'1 to be built in the: can~c111
between El Toro Road anl.I thl' 'ian
Diego Free"'a~ o n In 111t' ( o land
"There can al"'a~' Ix· ... om<'th1ng
substan11al come out ot an~ m"·c11ng
'-'Ith people com111g togl·thcr around
the table:· Laguoa Beach \1 a~or
(.0\ J:H STOH ,. I H H \ '\ I .\'\ DS(. \Pl·:
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.. \\ c .ire going 'to \II dm\ n ,ind tail.
J li ttle hit Jhout \\hdt t.111 .rnd
t annot be donl· hut '-'t"n· not g.rnng
111 \.\1th a 11\t ot dc:mJncl<.
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\.\Ith opt1m1\m and horx· th.11 ''l' lan
heg1n to c;harx· a 'nlutmn to a '1.•r\
real concern on thl' part ot I .1gun.1
resident'> ano ,1 tksin.· on tht.• p.1rt ,,,
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Art Mcintosh, St . Andre w 's busin e ss administrator, u.y s church offlclals a re trying to solve p arking p roblems.
Parking· solution may take miracle
By IRIS YOKOI
Of ,,,. o...,, ~-Sufi
The ..t l-,car-old ~I ~ndrc"'"
Prcsb)'tenan C hurch 111 Nc"'pon
Beach hac; alwa~' hecn a popul.tr
church. '>'1th 'IA.Cll-lo.nown pastor'i and
an ideal locatio n nrar the coa'it
Mrmhersh1p ha<t 'itead11'. 'i'-'Clled
o'er the )'ears to the currrnt ~.ooo
Churl'h officials hehcH the popu·
lant~ 1<; a result ofsoc1ct} 111crcas1ng-
1, 1um1ng 10 the Bible fer an'l'-'Cr'i 111
the man~ difficult problem<; of lltL·
But""e1.tn the Bible hasn't bn·n
able to pro,1dc church otlic1als "'•th
an ans"cr for thr troublc'lOmc 1o;o;u1.·
of park111p. around tht· church
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f Please see BREN/ A2)
Search continues
today tor body
off Laguna coast
Diver discovers
leg protruding
from sea bottom
By LESLIE EARNEST
and PAUL ARCHIPLEl'
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(PIH~ s~~ BODY /All
Irvine youth
faces trial as
adult in killing
Development plans for Ascon dump advances
By JANET ZIMMERMAN
Of -~ ,._ Su1ff
n Irvine }OUlh was ordered
Wedncsda)'. to stand tnal as an adult
on charges he suffocated a woman in
their apartment, where her bod}' la)
for more than a "eek before it was
discovered.
James Murrell Fern:. Ill. 18. was
deemed unfit to stand tnal 1n 1he
juvenile system for the August death
of Eileen Casey. Hc was 17 a1 the
time of the al~ crime.
"Mr. Ferris 1s an unsuitable can-
didate to be processed through the
iuvcnile,. coun process." Judac C.
Robcn Jimeson uid.
A 1uvcnile pro«.tion rcpon said
ferris as ··a CSanerrous individual
(and) a threat to otMrs.."
Accord1n1 to Jameson. Ferris was
unfit for the Juvenile system because
of the cnmc s hiah dcvce of sophis-
1icauon. He also cons.dtted Ferris' chancn at succaslul rchabtluataon.
his dtliquma h•stor:Y and the cu -
tpb .... TlltAL/ A2f
By ROBERT BARKER
Of tPW ~ ,._ S.ttlf
•fhr C'alifom1a Coastal (om-
m1ss1on approved changes \\ edncs-
day tn a local coastal plan that "'111
permit construcuon of between 240
and 630 condominiums or apart-
ments at a hazardous waste dump 111
a coastal area of Huntington Beach
Coastal C. omm1ss1oncrs. meeting
1n ~n Diego. appro'cd plans tn an
1\-..t 'otc that "ould permit medium
dcn~•t)' res1dent1al deHlopmcnt on
the 37-acrc s11r at Hamilton .\vrnuc
and Magnolia treet. near Edison
l-11gh School.
Commi stoner'> s t ipulated.
though. that the landownc~ -
.\seon Properties Inc. -must e~
tract all hazardo us matenals before
'itarttng construcu on.
C <1't ''' thl· 1. kanup lll thl' mo\th
pctrnkum-ba')Cd \.\J<.IL' dum~d O\
nil 1.nmpan1c' tx'g.1nn111g in thl·
IQ41 IS t."\11ma1t'd .1t more than s 211
m1ll 11)n
Offiuals said there -.1d l mu't tx· a
SC\t."ral public heanng!I. mduorng om.· on dt'llnup plan... ht-for\' tilt'
PWJCCI "'ns final appro,al h' 1hc
( II\ ( ouncil
\<in rn \Ile.' Prc<i1dcn1 lohn
l1nJ"'' -...1 1d tht·, 1rnpJm "'h"h
rikJ hir h.rn~ruptl' ,111a ~11111g tn'•'
1.klault ,,n l0Jn, 1.·arl1L·r 1h1<. '''Jr hJ'
,1'1..L·J tht• t 11' "' pla, r th1.· ' ll n 1
rcl.lt•,l'fopmL·nt Jfl'J J' J l""'"tl'lk
mcthoJ 111 tin.rnu· .k.snur ••l't·r
auon' Lrnd~' ~•d M '\ .l\l..cd th': .. in 111
undeT\\-nic a bond -wle to Jl3' 'll"t' ~ pa\ba I... linanccd h~ rw~·rt\
l3\f' irom thl' 1n<.rt"a~·o 'aluc 111 thr
r1.'\111rt•d l.1nJ "11ulJ ht· l'\f)C~te\.I ...
p,,, •\II """ in liH \t."Jf'. he said I 1 nd<.t'\ .... 111.t 1hough. the rom-
p.1r 1 ' 11n11nutng 11.l lool.. for a
p:t'1ncr 111 pn' atc financing 10 pa)
lnr I.ind n·,1ora11on
l·Lmt1n~t11n Beach r1.·-;1den1 Jo
< hn,uan-<. ra.1e. ur[tCd coo.staJ .com-
m ""one~ 10 reJ«I the 1.Snd-.usc
l hJn2L' u11 ng fea~ that the atta
fP~ase stt ASCON/A2J
10th suspect arrested in Newport slaying
1y lfttS YOKOf
Of-~ .... s..-
Ncwpon Beach pohcc det«m·cs
on Wednesday arrested thcsr 10th
suspect in the Sepe. 30 shoot1n1
death of a Balboa ~n1nsula man.
~:"'~Mm:.~· ~.gf a~~
without 1ncldcn1 11 his brother's San
Pedro home. He was booked 1n
Newpon 8tech aty J9il on susoic1on
ot consptrac) to commit murder and
bcinJ held on $250.000 bail. His
amtgnment 1s scheduled Fnda).
S.t. Andy Oonis said.
Like most of the other u pccts
arrcstC'd in the case, Woolem was
adcnttficd throuah w1tn Sta~
ments as one of the 1nchv1duals at
the sctne of the ~t•nc and shoot•nt
of John Fahc}. 11. 1n a.he I 300 blod.
of WC'\t Balboa Boutrvard.
lmmcd1atclv alter the inc 1dcn1
police arre ted four mrn and o ne
JU'en1lc on ~u p1c1on of a tuall}
shooung and b(a11ng Fahc) Tito G
Huua.r. 19, Rc)naldo Zc~1. . .?O.
and Larry V Pena. :?4. all of Long
Bea.ch . tank) F . .\na)a. :!O. of San rroro: and a 17-){'ar-<'ld Ca~n
boy
Hu1Lar and Zepeda are allcgtltl~
fll r"mhcrs of a notonou'i arson~
GOOD MORNING
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P'ollce log .........••.........•..... v Al
ha~d g.an,g and also face cnm1nol
chargts in a separate Lo' .\ngdt''
( ount\ case
lXtrctt"rs later arrested four
Other people on 4'usptc1on of con-
4>p1rnc~ '" commit murder Heather
Rose. :? I "'ho lt'cd in the :ipan-
mcnt in front of fahc) 's: Richard
Kirk ~Op\lta. 21. ofln 1nl", Lero r
Lu1:in 11. :!9. of (ar;on. and Ro rt
P. P1m\:nlcl. Jr-..19. of Loog Bca1.h,
Pubic Notte~s .... ......... Cl. 6· 7
Spotts... . ···~·············· 81 ·5 'TV ltRfr9........... ....... ·····•· 16
W..,.,. ..... ~··················· ... AS
t •Hill bdtl'"(' the hootini was
the rc<>ull ol an on101n1 d1spufc
lx't'-'een Rose and FahC') 's fcmak
roommate oHr Ro 'i spumed rda·
t1on<ihtp ~1th Fahey' malt room·
m:uc. C1on1s said. The t•o women
had app.ircntly bttn involved tn a
ph)sical altcrcatton sometime bcf~
the hOOllf\&.
The group of su~n aflttr'.dJy pthc~d at R • apanment bdoft
I he a ull. IC'COfth"I IO Poticc-
,
Al OrMge OOUC DAILY PILOT/ Th.uraday, 0 :1ober 12. 198d
Chief assistant district attorney seeks boss's job
ly MILWDA KILU•
~--._.....
Oranae Count) 's chief au1stant
district ano rney anno unced
Wcdnaday he ~ill seek his boss's
job whtn the latter steps down OC).\
l unt afttt ntarly a quarter<entur; of tetVice.
.. ~ on m y 2S years as a tn:rl
attorney and as an administrator. J
believe my cxperien~ and qu.alifi.
cations make me the best candidate
for tile position." M ichael R.
Capizzi told reporters at the Orange
Count) Hall o t Adm1n1~trat1on.
Di tnct .\uomey Cecil Hieb . 63.
has announC"cd he will not S«k
rttlect1on to the job he has held for
the past 23 )ears.
In a prcpart'd statcmat, Hieb oll~rtd Capizzi bis support.
"Mike Capizzi has ex~ptional ex-
perience as a great trial la"'ycr and
a seasoned administrator." Hacks
said. ..We have man) proud tra·
dit1ons in this oflke, and no onr is
better equipped to continue them."
Capiz It a Founfain Valle) resi-
dent,·· d, be has np t prepared a
\
budatt tor the upco m1na race-. but
behevc-s n will be a costl) one.
.. It will not be an mexpcns1vc
eOort to reach 2.3 million \·otc~ ..
he said. "I ho pe to rtttive suppon
from the cititens of Oran.&<' C'ourll\
who 31't' interested in mamtamina an
Lgarl'SSl\C, hard -wo rking pros-
ecutor's office.''
Capiw pledged that if elected . hr
will maint:iin a low profile. s1m1lar
to the philoSOJ>hY Hicks has fol-
lo"~'d.
"I 1hink it's an inappropriate use.-
of thr r"'t\<;f""lltnr·~ nffiN' (tn m i'( 1n
poJ1t1es) ... Capiu1 sa1d. -1 don't fttl
that prostcut1on of criminal casts
should be c).plo ated for political
,)UrpoSC$.'
Ocput) D1stnct Attome) Tom
'deef. also a candidate for the job.
said he \\Clcomes t'1e compcution
from Cap1ui.
"I !xlieve I havr the most u -
,pencnce overall," Avdeef said. "As
l former S:inta Ana police officer
.ind with my ten years of trial rx-
periencc, l think rm the best can-
didate. but I'm looking forward to
Harbor Court judge suing
Register newspaper for libel
ly The Auodatect-Prns
A Harbor Municipal Coun ;udgl•
filed a libel suit against the Orange
County Register. contending the
newspaper pnnted unfounded al-
legations that he ga"e lenient
sentences to two pro t1tutes in e\-
change for se .
Judge Calvin ·hm1dt. 59. seel.s
unspecified damages from the Re~1 .
ter, claiming thert• were faht' alll'ga·
tions in a senes ofan1cles th:it began
last October.
Schmidt 1s om· of "" Harbor
Municipal ( oui1 Judgl's \\hu ha'l'
come under crut111~ h} thl' stale:
Commission on Jud11.·1al Per-
form a nee ··we behe\e the lawsuit is without
ml'nl and "111 n goro usl) drfend our
articles." said N . C hris t ian
.\nderson. ed uor of the Register.
Th< C'o mm1ss1on on Judicial Per-
formance in"estigated allegamms
against s~·hm1dt 1n a closed heanng.
but no dl.'1.'1!11on has )et been made.
;\tan' detail<> of the commission's
1nH·s11ga11on into Schmidt and othlr
Harbl1r t ourt Judges were pubhsheci
m othl.'r nl.'\\ spapers. including th1.
D:u h Pilot
Schm1Jt da1med in the Supenor
Cuun 1.1\\')Ult that the accusations in
tht· lh'g•'>h.·r \\l.'rt" made reckless!)
,rnd \'lthout .1<.kquate tn\eStigation.
"The Register also ignored roat-
ters of public record-known to 1t or
ac<.-ess1ble to it that the-sentences
involved were consistent with pub-
hshed Harbor Court policy. and Or·
ange Count) rules. and as a matter
of law were no t fa vorable decisions.
but ra ther normal decisions:· the
suit states.
The Register was notified of the
purported errors verbally on many
occasions. according to the suit. In
add1t1on. Schm1dl's attorney sub-
mmed a written demand for a clan-Don•ld Br•n
ficat1on ·of a March 10 article. but
none was pnnted. according to the BREN
SUi t. ''4
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CHURCH
From A l
lot on 15th trel'l. d1rectl~ arro~s thl'
street from thl' church. to pro' 1de
more spaces.
Cit) and churth olliuals :.aid
some of 1he mea~ures ha' l' reduced
the number of cars on re"s1den11al
street~. But 1n the t'ro"d ed cm of
Newport Bc11ch. pertect soluuons to
parking problems can be as rare as
miracles.
So cit). church and commun11~
representatt\CS cont1nu1: talking on
the issue.
C ity Pl11n01ng Director Jame!>
Hewicker said parking problems
plagued the church eH'n before 11
dcc1dea to enlarge 11s fonht1l'S in
1982. w11h.exp3J1s1on plans tha1 tng·
gered ano ther dra,\n-out titthl be·
tween Chflha' en rt•s1dent\ and the
church.
The residents were hotl~ opposed
to the church's plans to construct a
towenng. "a' e-shaped sanrtual) onginall~ slated to tx· I 05 h·t tall
The church scaled dO\\ n 1hr height
to 85 fee t. but residents still ft-It the
sanctuary was too tall. mas'>1' e and
ugly. and "ould 1ncn·a l' 1ratlic and
parking problems
Fmall)'. after months ot" battling.
church official\ in ~cptl·mber 1982
agrerd to abandon 1tie1r h1gh -nse
dreams and settk•d for a 46-foot
sanctua11 "11h a cross on 1op
Along w11h scaling do" n thl' size
of the sanctuan . church otlic1als
also agreed to pro' 1de 250 parking
spaces on-site. This pro' 1s1on ma~
have led man) 10 belie'<.' parking
pro blems wo uld he reduced.
Hew1cker said.
But the number of on-site parking
spaces remains defic1en1 in com·
panson to the size of the congrega-
tio n. Hew1cker said. What's hap-
pened is the congrcgauon continued
to grow. said ci t) T raffic Engineer
Rich Edmonston.
The church currentl) has about
4.000 members. ~tth about 1.800
BODY
a lt\'Oll I ll2 t hl' t \\ 0 Sl'r\ IC('\ hrld l'aCh
SunJJ\ ".1n·orJ1n@.to .\rt \klnto,h.
bu~1nl'"" .1Jrn11H'1rator for the
chu1ch
\lrlntmh \a1d tht• reason tor thl'
l'hUrlh':> populJnt~ 1~ souc:t~ \ Ol'l'd
tor .. rl·al Jll'>\\l'rS 10 lite probkm" ..
.. \\ c are a B1bk-belil'\ ing. ('hmt·
Cl'ntl'rcd Prl'\b\ tl'nan l·hurch:· hl'
sa1J "\\ e thin~ the Bible 1s 'cn
rcll'' JOI to l'\l'r.da' II\ 1ng Th~
Bible 8" l'S H'al an·s"ers 10 lifl' p rob-
kms. \\ hl·n pcopll' find them. 1t"s
rontag1ou ... "
Tht• l·hurch has tnl'd eH'f')lh1ng
pos!l1bk to k~sen thl' parking on the
rc:<;1Jen11al streets. \1dntosh said.
Thl' l hurch uses thl' high school\
parl-.1ng lots on 16th and 15th
<;trel't'>. \\ h1ch pro' 1dc appn,n1matc· I~ 400 !>paces. Thc problem is pcr-
~uad1ng churchgocrs Ill par!-. in thO\l'
lots.
Church otlinal~ ha' l' handt·d out
kalkt . printed announcement' in
thc Sunda~ sen ice program anJ thl·
l'hurch ne\\\IClll'r and postl'd 1gn'>
t'al h unda~ asl-.ing pan!>hona'> Ill
par!-. in thl' lut!>. \1c ln1osh said
.\dd1t1una!I~. the church SPl'nc..h
S llJ.UOll to $1~.000 a H'ar on a 'an ~huttll' that transport·s pamhoner"
from thl.' appro\lmall·I~ 130 )p:lCt')
in tht• 16th trcct lot 10 the sanr-
IU:tr. from t< a m Ill noon o n un-
da' s
C-huffh rt•presentatl\'t"S ha'~ also
Ix-gun d1,cuss1ons \\1 th school dis·
tnct otlin a lc; about rcstrtp1ng the
15th Street lo t so an add1ttonal 35 to
bO spal'rs ma) be pro"1ded there.
There are rurrentl) about 265 spacl's
in that lot. according to Mcintosh.
On top ol 1ha1. 1he cit) requ1rcq.
as a cond1t1on of approval of the
l'Xpansion. the l'hurch submit semi-
annual attendance reports to the
planning department. l f anendant·c
reaches a point "here more than
1.040 people a ttl'nd each "orsh1p
sen ice for four straight weeks. the
church must mod1f) ns operations
someho" to red uce parking prob-
lems. He" 1ct..er said.
The church hasn't reached that
has no doubt that his friend sa" a
kg.
From A 1 "ff I had any doubt wha\SOC \l'r. I
this way. You're looking for hterall} mean an) doubt. I \\Ould never ha\e
a needle in a haystack and if you're called the police:· Coggins said. "If
off by two feet that can be enough to he said he saw a leg. there 1s no
m1ss it:· do ubt m my mind ...
When police amvcd at the scene -Yo ung said he has to "Ork dunng
Tuesda)' evening. Coggins said he the "eek. but will jladl) go out
and. Y9ung discourage~ them from Saturday to look again. ~nnm& a ~arch unt~I the follow-.. rd hate for them not to find
!"I morning s1nct the ~tvers t~ought anything and.th ink I might not ha.,e
It would be almost 1mposs1ble to seen something. after all." Young
find anything that night.. . said.
Young and Coggins said they did He said he has a good sense of
not think lhr body would move in direction and is convmctd he could
the meantime. find the IC1 again 1f the tidt hasn't
Ahboua.h the search was unsuc-carried it -and perhaps an entire c~sful W'edncsday. Cogins said he body -away.
f \lllttlC,l\lttlllH\
ly n. AllOdMed ~,...
Hett att the winninJ numbers oictfd Wednesday nijht for tht
California Louery's twice-weekly
•·1.ono 6-49" pme: 43, 22, 14. 27. 7. 40 and the bonus numbtt. 6. rlr: wbo comct1y IUC'Wd au UI, will ..._.I ilrije pool
atSt.• million. lonery oftldah ~A.II tlNMlc who picked five
.._..., ,._ tht bonus number will
clmdt lmOlll tbcmtctvcs a prire
v.1 UI I l"'-ll '\l,f.
pool ot S 1.4 maUaon: r1ve or sul wtll
share $732.000: four of six will share $665.000. Three of six is wonh an
automatic SS per "inner. The
numbtrs wett ch02n by Lotto ma-
chine dWina a television broedca5t
on,inatina in Sacramntto. The
numbers are luted in the ordtt lhty wne announced. but any combine·
lion would w1n .
The sale$ from Wednesday ni&ht
to Sa1urday's draW1"1 ~re Sl).3
million.
}ml call 642-6086 OAANOI
COAST
1hrl·shold )l't. but .. thl') ·,e gottl'O
\l'r. du!>e:· Hew1l'kl'r said Th..-
nun1bcr of church~oers has reached
mort• lhan I n..io tor threl' \\Cl.'1'.\ in
a ro" hut not four "eeks 1n rll\\.
h·1:pin~ thl· rhufl'h JUSI unda tht·
hnl· 111 ·" 11~1n. a•l·ord1n11 lo
H I.'.\\ 1l·h·r.
Tht• 'anous step tah·n ~l·m til
ha'l' at ka<\t rc:dul'cd the number of
l'ars on thl· rl''>ldl·ntrnl \trt•t•ts-. ;\kln-
tosh ~1d Rl·cent spot checi..s haH'
r\.'\Call'J lht• number of Cal"i 10 be
do" n 10 1ao on ncarb~ Snug
Harbor anJ Pirate roads. "hc..·rl·
thcrl' U!>l'd to he some JO w ..io car<.
on Sunda) morn 1ngc;. ~kln1o .. h
i.<rnl.
'"\\\•'rt· rat ha cnn1cn1 \\l''' c d1)nl'
a good ;ob in .1 1111 of ar1:J'>.' .. Md n·
to'>h s.11J .. 11·.,. not hard 111 "·''"out
on tht• \lrl'l'l' and '-CC' \\h;ll \OU '-CC··
( hurl·h nwmhcr,h1p ha' a1'o
rl':lt'hl·d a platl'au. an-ordmg to
;\h lnto,h. \o thl' numtx·r nl l·ar'
'>hould n111 11h r\'a"-'
T he dwrth d1J l'\fll:ncnn· a '"di
1r. ml·mtx·r,h1p h1ll1ming th\· com-
pk tmn ot thl· Ill'\\ ~inl·tua~ in
II./~~ but no" thl'rt"' not mut·h
room tu gf\H\. ;\lrlnw'h '-lid
.. \\ l' Jfl' r\·all~ not griming mulh
an,morl·:· hl' -..Hd ... \\l· "'II not
C\JX'rtt'nl'l' 'ub-.tan11 jl gro" th Imm
hc:rl· on out.··
Ho'H''l'f. l'llon" 10 ks<.en the
parling prohlt:m ' rontinue. Mcin-
tosh said_
"Wha t "e plan 10 do is pursue the
present l'OUl"'il'.'. he said ... We \\On·t
q uit."
AS CON
From Al
can't be cleaned up sat1sfacton l~ for
the health and "ell-being of future
residents.
Over the wars. residents nrar the
stte have ra1~ conrerns "1th a
dense housing complex next to,the1r
s1ngle-fam1I) residences as "ell a
tears of future traffic congestion and
en ' 1ronmental problems hoked to
IO\IC cleanup operauons.
.\ consultant for .\scon earlier
found that materials in the dump
\\-Cre most!) petroleum-based and
not as toxic as first feared . Most can
be cleaned up on the location b~
using bactena. officials said. Con-
tents of a ~parate st)rcne acid pit.
though. "tit have to be trucked to a
hazardous waste location in Arkan-
sas. officials said.
TRIAL
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cumstances of the offense.
Ferris was transferred to the Or-
ange C'ounty Jail. where he wa~
ordered held on $2.S0.000 bail. His
arra1gnmen1 ln-rlarbor Municipal
Court was set for Monda>.
Ferris moved in with Casey, a 5S-
year-old nurse. afttr has 'mother
moved from their aP.8rtmcnt in
Hrritaar Point in April. neighbors
said. Ferris had bttn a friend of her
son. who died a few years aao.
t:IJr!:b·s dtcompc>Kd · body was
found I undtt a pile of clothes
and bla eu. h was the second visit
to the apenmcnt by ~· who on A"ll-24 arrested Femi i.n the apan-
ment on chaf)leS of unlawful inter· counc Wlth a 14-yar-old sirl.
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.. ,,, Hn·n jllrl'l'J 111 'It Jnd 1 ... 1 ... ·n
anJ Ill hl'J I \\hJt th\'\ \\oultl ha\\.' to
sa' .. \h( urm1d., .,_,,J ··\\ l' fcl'I 11"~
nwr\ Jflfll<lf'fl.lll' IP 'oil dn\\ n fal'l'-
l!)·ljtl' fjthl•r th.in 1j ll.111g through
fllCl-.l'I ''tin' ..
Rrl·n .1gll'l'd h• thl mu·t1n~ Jlll"f :l
di\\. U'>"11n '"th In 1n,· \I." or LJrr\ .\gr.:rn \Id 11rm1d, ,,id \l·n .\Ian
Cr:ln\tu n JI''' Ljlkd th\· \11mpan~ to
t•n1.·uurag1· J llll'\'llng. 'hl' -.:!1tl.
.. l hl'r\· \\J\ Ill'' l'r .in' rt·a~on thl''
\\UUIJn't h.l\l' nH'I ,. \Id. ormll"~
.-.a1J
Zsa Zsa has
has more
news appeal
\\..\\lll'l1 l ll' 1 \Pl -Four
out ol liH· \nwr1\:ln') I.nu" \\h\ Zs.i
L'k.1 (1,1lx'r ha' lx't·n in the ·ne"s
latl'I' hul uni' .1tx1u1 onl' in 10 can
1c.knt11\ \jniul'I l'tl'flC or Barnl.'~
1-rJnl-. "1th11ut hdp. Jnording to a
ne" s 1ndu\t r. <;un e'
T hi.' sun l'\ rdea~·J Wednesda'
b> 1h1: Tmll''> \hrrur (enter for the
Pcopk ,\. thl· Prl~'>. ')howed tha t
Washington nl'\\l> geh j lo" rating
"hen Pl'op k arc asl-.l·J "hat stone-s
thC'~ .m· folio" ing 'l'r~ closcl). .
Stones about Frank. a Democratic
congressman from ~1assachuseus
"ho has admitted ha' 1ng sex with a
male prostttute and tht·n hiring him
as a personal aide and driver. were
follo"ed b~ onl~ b percent of those
SUf\e\ed.
T his madl' thl' Frant.. affair one of
the lo"csHnterl'St stones since the
sun e~ ~ bega n 1n 1 9~6. equaled onl}
b' the int1uenct·-peddhng scandal
tha1 dro.,e former Japanese Prime
Minister Noboru Takesh ita from of-
fice in \la'.
Onl) Ii percent of the I .~3.i
adults inten 1e"ed b) telephone cor-
recth 1dent11ied Frank.
TC:n percent t..ne " that Pierce was
the former housang secttta~ whose
adm1n1stratton o f rental substd) pro-
grams for the poor is under in-
' esugatton b} Congress.
Bll4> 80 prrcen1 knc" that Gabor
was tned 1n Bc\erl) Hills on charges
of slapping a policeman. The surve)
"as conductrd Oct. 5-8. a wttk after
the ac&ress was coo"icted.
the~."
(ap1zz1, 49, pined national auen·
uon ~veral y~ qo as the prot-
ecutor 1n the polaucal corruption
trial involvin& fireworks mqnatc
W. Patnclt Monarty and rormtr
ASKmblyman Bruce YOUJ\I. ().Nor-
walk.
Following a len11hy m~otJption
b) the Orange County distnct at-
torney's offitt and federal pros-
ecutors, Moriarty pleaded guilry to
sc"·en counts of mail fraud and
admined making illcpl aif\s and
( Ol '1·\ HHll .I'
eamp•111n co1ttnbut1on\ to J'(''t
t1c11ns. Youn& v.41.s al50 con\'ttted
on mail fraud chaf'l6,
Captui was h1rt'd as a deput)
dist net anomey 1 n 1964. In 19 6. he
was promoted to sccond-m-com-
mand of the distnct attorney's of·
fitt. which employs I 8S prosecutors.
The Eastern M1ch1gan UmversJty
and Un1vers1ty of Mtchipn uw
School gradua~ as a former prcst.
dent of the Orange Count)' Bar
Association. He was named the
state's outstanding proSe"cutor in
1980.
Cyclist faces manslaughter charge
A Huntington Beach man was killed when he fell off thr back of a
motorcycle Tuesday mght. and the driver was arrested o n suspicio n o(
felo ny drunken ~nving anJ vehicular manslaughter. Jeff re} Chnstopher
,White. 22. dted of head arijuries dunng surgen at Wes1min. ter Kuma.na
Hospital after the 11 :I I p.m. accident. accordillg to Hunungton Beach
police.
.\Ian J. Hamm. 23. Whtte's roommate. was subsequent!) am.'sted and
booked at Huntington Beach city jail o n S25.000 bail. The acc1den1 occurred
when Hamm was rcponedl) dnvmg the motorC)cle into the alle~ of the
condominium complex where he and White live. o n Shark Dme JUSt e:m
of Green Street. Wh11e. the pas5C.'nger. fell off the bike and hit the gro und
White appare ntl} relaxed his gnp on the d nvl."r at thl' \amc t11ne the
motorc)cle accelerated a bit to get up the dm c"a~. pohl'l' ~1d Bo th men
were suspected of dnnking prior to the accident and nc·11hc-r ~ort· a hdmet.
police said.
Child molester sentenced
-.....,'\ former YWCA day care director "as sentenced Wcdne-.<.la} to om·
\ear In count~ Jail for fondling nine boys he carl"d for a t facihues in El Toro
and In rnc. John Ho"ard Nok~. 25. of Huntington Beach "a'> orderrd to
tum himself m on Nov. I to begin sen·ing the sentence. _
No kes plraded guilt) in Jul) to 13 fdon) molestatto~ u.lunt'i in a pka
batSa1n before ·upcnor Coun Judge M~ron Rro"n. He laced a ma\lmum 3~·,l'ar pnson term. The charges included a special allegauon of' 1ola11ng
a p0s1t1on of trust txcause 'Nokes "o rked \\Ith children.
Dt-put\ D1s1rtct '\ttome) .\nad ne S} mons said earlier she agrel.'d to the:
nl'got1atcd · pk ad becau~ 1he m olestauons did not in' oh e rape oral
copulation or sodom~ T"o of the c hildren "hose aH·rage age \\j~ I ll. \31\I
the' "ere stroked under thl'lr clothe'i a nd thl' other. said the~ .. \l'fl' toul hed
ou1\1d1: their doth1ng
Murder trial goes to jury
.\n Orange Count~ Supenor Court JUr. \\'1.'dnesda' be~an 1khtx·rat1ng
thl' fate o f a Ne" Yori.. man acruSc."d o( l 1lhng a H untington HJrhour
resident at the rcquc t of the\ 1cttm' \\lfl'. George Ira Lamh. ~7. allegt·dl~
agreed to kill Mel D)son for D1A11: Ann O~son. con,1rted last ~l·ar of liN·
drgree murder in the No". 18. 198.i. sla}ing.
He is charged with one count each of murdt·r and consp1rac~ and
murder for financial ·gain. If con' 1ctcd. he could be sen1en1.·l'd to prl'>on for
lite without the poss1b1lit) of parole.
D) son. the first "1tncss in the cas..· against Lunb. told JUrDf' 'hl' and
her then-ho) friend. EnncQ Vasquez.-3~. agm.'d to pa) L.amb Slll.lMJO to
earn o ut the murder VasqueL also facc.-s tnal o n .Ian I ~ o n murda and
consp1raC\ chargl'S 1n rnnnect1on \\Ith the l-.1lhng. If l'O n\ ICll'd. ht• fall'\ ~5
'cars to li te in pn on
· Lamb and \'a~Ul'l \\ho arc childhood fm·nd'> \\t'rt· chjrgt•J \\Ith thl'
fi:hm1l'S in 1988 "tit·n D)~n implicated them a-; 3\l'timphcn D)'on ~)
"ho 1s scheduled to be ~ntencl"d Jan. 19. fact·s a tl·rm of ~ 5 H'ar. to ltfe
in pnson . .\1 a ~larch prclimina~ hean ng for \ asqua Jnd Limh l),,on
tl'St11ied that the tno t..1lkd hn husband so she rnuld rfllkct on a S1tlt1111)1
hti: insurance pohl')
Argument over drugs leads to killing
.\ man was fatall) shot toda) dunng an apparent drug-relatl'd Jf!?Uml'nt
at an .\nahl'1m motel. poltce said. The 4~-~ear-old man ... ,ho<.e name \\SS
"1thheld until rclau,es could be noufied "as mortalh "uunded at thl"
Rub} Inn. -l:W . Beach Bhd ·
Ro bert Dodd Hoffstot. ~~. of Buena Park. \\JS take-n into custo~h a
short time after the 1·.io a .m . shooung and booked for murdN. ~id
Anaheim pohre Lt. Marc Hedgpeth. W1tnesses told poltce the~ heard gunfire-
shonl} after thl' suspect came o ut of his first floor room and began arguing
with the \ 1ct1m in the parking lot. Hedgpeth said.
Drugs "ere apparentl) '"'oh ed in th~ dasputr . the heutl"na nt sa1J . but
he dC'C'hned to elaborate. When officers am' ed. the) found the '1ct1 m .. ,) 1ng
in the parking lot wtth multtple gunshot .. \ounds in the upper bod~ ...
Hedgpeth said. He "as trea ted b} paramedics and taken to Humana \\est
Hospital. "here ht• "as pronounced dead at 2 35 am
Witnesses &a'<' police a dl'scnpt1on of the assailant. anJ otlker"
detained Hoffstot a short time after the shooting on Bea h Bou Ir' ard
Hoffsto t allcge-dl~ 'hot the v1ct1m \\tth a small'<'ahber sem1-automattc pistol
Hedgprth said.
f
Toys for Tots launches campaign
Organizers of the To~s for T ots campaign said \\ edne$da~ 1he~ hope
to gJ \e a\\a) mo re than SC\en m1lhon to~s to at least J · m1lhon children
this ~car for Chnstmas. The. 42-)ear-old program began ttus ~ear's collection
and dtstnbuuon effon ar l,;nion Statton Hl Los .\ngeles. "here an an114ul'
tram bC'gan a 20-clt\ whis tle--sto p promo11o nal tour
Actor Wilham Shatnrr. best known as Star T rel 's .. ('apt K.irl " and
To)s fo r Tots' founder rcurtd Manne Col. Bill Hendncks ga'e out tO)S 10
45 children from Para Los Ninos. a local chant) organ1zat1on
Toys For Tots 1s run b~ the Manne Corps Resene. Eal·h C'hn tmas
\Olunteers collect donated tO)S an barrels placed an de panmcnt stores and
other retailers.. and distribute the tO)S to ntt'd~ children.
Hllllll,110\HU
Peace walk aids
Central America
The third annual IOK Walk For Peace an
Central America bqJns at 8:30 a.m. Saturda> in
the parking lot at Laauna Beach High School. 625
Park Ave. The wal~ will follow a· scenic route
thfouah the town and along the ocean.
Walkers are encouraged to find sponsors who
will pledge dollars per kilometer walked. Funds
raised will benefit five organizauons promoting
peace and reconstruction in Central Amenca.
Sponsors or those who wish to contribute directly
may send checks to Walk For Peace. 1101 N.
Jla)mond. FUiierton. 92631. For more mfor-
mauon. call 99:?-496 7
Seniors open meeting room
Senior citiztns and area officials w1U gather at
!:45 p.m Frtda~ for the grand opening of a ne"
senior ffil'Clln~ room at Republic Federal Sa' 1ngs
& Loan. JO~ I_ Cro"n Valle~ Parkwa) LO Laguna
ague!. Members ot the Laiuna :--:1guel Senior
Citizens Club in' 1tc prospec!IH membc.-rs to JOIO
an the cckbrauon
.\ seniors desk has also been set up 1n the
bu1ld1ng and "Ill be open from noon to 4 pm.
weekda)s. T dcphonc number for the dest.. 1s
~49-41 :?O. lnlormat1on about the dub and thr
senior lunl h program arc j\ ;:11lahk.
High tech card catalog
. GOUX'.\ T. a nc'' rnmputenud card catalog. goes on hnl' t-nJa~ at Bo~re L1hrary. Goldt>n Wl.'st
College, Huntington Beach The catalog not onl\
speeds book St'arches but also rl'ferenrcs books
a' ailable in Ornngl' Coast College. C~ press College
and Fullcnon l'ollcgl' hbram·s
.\ cckbrauon fo r the nt'" S\~tem "111 be fro m
3 to 5 p m. Fnda~ in thl' hbra~. at the.,.i.:e nter of
thl' rampu). 151.t.t Cio ldl·n \\est St The hbran 1c;
o pen to thl' pubhl' from ti am 10 9 pm ~fonda~
through Thursda\S, from 8 a.m . to 3 p.m. Frida~6
and 11 a.m to j p.m Saturda~ s.
For morl· 1nlc.lrma11on. call al ~N5-!l"'.t I
Rotary Roundup aids library
Thl' Hunttngto n &·ath ( cntral Labran "•II Ix·
tran'iformcd into a \\l''ill'rn \ho"ground Saturda~
for the Sernn<l ~nnual Rota~ Roundup.
E'cnt tl\:g1n \\Ith a pt.'lltng /OO fo r rhildrcn.
o pen JI ~ pm <. h1 ldrl·n mJ~ '"11 and pet thl'
animal' tor Stl l'l'nt' pcr l h1ld
J am1h tun uint1nUl''> \\1th thl' Roundup at ('I
pm ..\Jmi,1.1ion 1<. $Ill i{WJdult anJ S3 pt•r child
1nl'ludl''i gruh Imm thl' chud. "aton. music. s4uan·
dann ng. gaml'' ~ind morc Blul·gra~ band BS& T
"ill hi: thl.' tl-a turnl l'ntcn~llnl'f\
1 hl' l'\cnt. tx·nl·li11ng th<.' lthr:i~ ·.., l'\panc;1on
prOJCl'I. I\ lll".'n tn lhl' pubh\.· r or ltd.l'tS Or tnOrl'
informauon. rJll 8.t2-.t48 I
Ther aputlc riding center benefit
.\ ho~man,hap program 10 ra1'l' fundc; for
thl' Fran JuS\\ll ~ ThcrJputK R1d1ng < l'ntt·r 'er-
' mg thc hand1l·appt.·J. '' offered 'iaturda~ through
T ucsda~ Jt l{Jnl ho \1ara \ 1'tJ E\.lul·,tnan Cl'nter
in ~an Juan ( Jp1,1r Jllll
l hl' dinll " tor \pt'l lJh1r, and nJl·rs. °X'''I''"'
arl· Ill J m t{1 4 p m daih .\ 1und-ra1.,ing lunch.
1ndudms J Jl'llH!n\trJllon 111 prugrJnh and Jv
ll' 111~s l?r hl'lping thl' ph'Sll'all~ , h.tllcngc<l build
sell conlldcncc thn.>utth horse riding. "Ill Ix· ot-
1°<.'rcJ ~turda~ Thl' ~oal " w ra1,l' S2n.1 ww 1
b.Jutnl· lkha' wn'>t Pat PJrdll '"" kaJ thl'
d inK'> Pardli \\J\ katurl•J 1n thl· \IJ\ 1s,uc o l
\\ l'Stl'rn llor\c:man .1nJ 1h,· h ·hruJn· l'>'>Ul' ul
Equu\ mjg.:it1nn ·
f or murc JOll>rm.1t1lll1 lJll \ci ~ -04 N
Walk against drug abuse
Huntington Bcal'h I\ th1: Sill' of a ProJCl 1
~OD · ( '\o On Drug' 1n ~1:hl1oll Rl·J R1hbon
\\alt.. against drug atiu'l' '\aturda~ Both 51\. and
IOK \\al~1, hl:g1n at ., 4 ' J rn Thl' l'H'nt ha!-lx'\.'n
chn~tt'm·d ··our < hrnlC. Drug Frl'l' ..
The '' alk "111 !x'gtn at the cornl'r o f
Broot..hur\t \1rCl't and Paulil C. nast High" a' a1
Huntington StJtl' l:ka,·h Parlin~ I!-fret' Tht'rl' I'>
a S.t per ''alkt'r t'ntn ke. or $) pt.·r fam1h . h:e
include1i '1sop, Im till' tir'lt I 1100 "alka~ For
more inlom1Jtmn. call 96~--'-' N l'\I 453
Lecture on back pain
'\uhJect ll1r thl\ month·._ meeting 0 1 ..\nhn 11s
\\ori...shop at Ill am Saturd.i' ., ··The Painful
Bact.. ·· Onho ped1't Jan1l' ~iulkn. ·~I D . "111
pn·St·nt the kcturc at thl' .),nhn t1!> l entl'r. 24Jti.:;
Pasco de \ aknua. Laguna Hills .\ quesuon-anJ-
ans"l'r pcnod "Ill follo" For more information.
l'all th<.' Cl'nh.'r JI '!\ '-0222
Open hous~ at fire stations
It will be open ho use at all Orange Count~ tire
statum~ all da' o n 'iaturda) fhl' l''l'Ot from Q a .m
to 4:30 p.m . honors Fare Prc,rnllon Week. Each
station will o ffer tours .• equipment d1spla\S. fire
safety demonstrations. cmergenl') rescue tech-
niquts. fire rrevenuon handouts and special
balloons for al '1s1tors.
t · .\l.E'\ D..\R
Thursday~ Oct. 12
o mecung~ schrouled
Frida.t-\ Oct. l :J
No mcclmg.s scheduled
Orange Coast DAILY PtLOTIThureday, October 12, 1lil98
Criminal justice ·reform petition filed
ly MELINDA KELLER
CIQI Newt s-..c.
Saying thty're ured of ha\ ang to "bury
justtcc" w11h their dead. 'actims of viol-
ent cnme Wednesda) celebrated a bit-
tersweet victory by tumanl' an signatures
needed to qualify <i cnmanal justice ~
form in1t1at1ve for the ballot.
''When you bury ·your lo,'cd ones. you
bury 1us11ce in' the state of Cahfom1a,"
Cnmc V1c11ms' Chairwoman Colleen
Campbell said as the _ ~oup turned an
pcuuons beanng 115.000 signatures to
the Orange County Registrar of Voters.
More than one million signatures have
been collected state" 1dt in suppon of the
in111amc. which needs the signatures of
nearl) 596.000 regmered \Oters to qual-
1fy for th<.' June 1990 ballot.
The rMt of the pc1111ons were being
submitted to other ·registrar's offices, in-
cluding Los .\n)wles and San Diego.
('ampbdl, a San Juan Capistrano resi-
dent. 1s no 'it ranger to 'iolent cnme. Her
son. Scott. "as murdered. as well as her
brother. prominent race car dnver
M 1dc.c~ fhompson. and sister-an-la~.
Trud~ fhompson
Shl' said thc I 3-po1n1 tn1t1all'l' is de-
51gnt'J to 1nrrl·a~ pc:nalt1es for some
munkr' It \\OUIJ increase the t~pes of
m unkrs tor '' h1l h th~ dcath p..:nalty can
be -;ought. \llffl.·n pc~alt1es for minors
l·on' irtcd ol tirst-d grec murder and
proh1b11 pu'>t-1nJir mcnt . prehminal')
hcanngs.
Al' L.-.•--·· The 1n11iat1'l' also defines the term
··ionurl··· and mandates that the pcnalt~
for that r nml· be hie imprisonment.
St•te Sen. Ed Royce fleftJ 11 joined by Roger •nd
Shlrley ·oeV•ul. B•rb•r• Biehn, Collene
C•mpbell •nd Ginny Petersen •t the Orange
County Reglstr•r of Voters on Wednesday.
.\ttcmps at rcformtng state la" through
thl' Legislature ha' c fa1kd. Campbell
...-i1d. prompting this third attempt to
4ual1f~ thl' mcasurl' for a 'otc
··0esp11c that the maJont~ of the Ll'g1s-
laturl' is 1n suppon of changl'. the Senate
Jud1nar; ( omm1ttce ~J1-d 1he .\sscmbl~
Pubht ~akt~ C. ommmee arc gra'e~ard"
for rnm1nal JU'>lll'l' rl'form." added ~n
EJ Ro\l·c. R-.),nahl·1m. one of thc
hact..cr' ·01 thl· measurl'
"It tall·~ liH' ~cars to bnng a Rand~
Kraft (con' Ktcd -.cnal k1lkr) to trial and
tl\er th~ m1ll1on do llar<;." thr la"ma~er
s.ud. ··\~·,c C\Pl'ncnrcd thl' same cir-
c umstann·s \\Ith R1chJrd Ramin:1 "
Thc la'it ':>('\l'ral ~ l'ar\ haH' ht'l·n long
onl'' fur ··'\1gh1 \talh·r" .'llllm (11nn~
Pl'tl·rson "ho mjdl· ha t1r'1 puhhl ai>-
pt"Jrantl' at \\ l'dnl·'-<la~ ·, Ol''~" n rn-
lacm·c "nu· lx·1ng 'hl11 1n thl· IJl'l' .\u~
6. I IJ~ 'I
··\\ hl·n I Ram1rl'/·~ Jl'Lllhl 'l"n1enll'
came do" n. I thought 11 \Hluld all ht'
O\ er. hut 11 's not." ..aid Petcr!lon. "hu~
hu~band. ( hns. al!>O '>un '' l'd 1hc Jtldl'k
but ha\ a b~llet permanent!~ lodgt'd nc.tr
the base o t h1) br:un and ~p1nal l'ord
"I \\)II fort''t'r pounJ the pj\Cll1l'n1 lnr
'llt1m!.· n&hh:· Pctl'f\llO \.lid "II\ Juq
no1 something that C\l'r l'nd' I fed 1h.i1
\\C \\l'fl' the mo'>t tonunall l11upk 111
1.omc out o l 1h1') tx·l'3U)C ~c Jrl· J ll\c anJ
Jrl' together "
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A moving truck blocks traffic at the Jasmine Creek residential communtty.
Truck tire ~reaks gas main cover,
rupturing pipe in Newport Beach
By IRIS YOKOI
Of 1~ OMly l"o!ot S•""
.\ mo' 1ng u1mp.1n' ll'll\ \.. 'l'' l'rt·J J
natural ga' hill' in .1 pri,atc '-l'"Pllrl
Bearh nc1ghhorhmxl \\ \'dnc,da' Jftl'r-
noon. but no inJUrll'\ \\ l'rl' rq)orll·d anJ
the onl~ '>trurturl' that 10111 ga~ 't'f\ 1n·
was 1ht' l'Ommun1t\ duhhou'l'
The aC"c1Jl•n1 PH urtl'd .1hout noon JU~t
inside the l·ntr;1nn· tn thl' Ja<,minc ( rct•k
res1den11a l \·ommun11' a1 lnkt DnH' and
Marguemc \\l'nUl' Thl' Jn,er of .i
Nonh Amcrt1.Jn \an Lines ng tncd to
tum ten ofT Inlet onto Ja!lmme Creek
Dn'c and drnq· thl' lnrnt nght tirc o nto
the s1de"alt.. 1n lront 111 the dullhouse.
according to au thllrtlll''
As he tn<'d to h;id. up the tirl' brolc.-
through thc.-'tel.'! pl.th' 1in th,• "Jt•"alk
CO\cnng the undl'fll.Wu nd [U1' mcwr .mJ
ruptured the gas line nght ah<l\C tht'
f,,rtunJllh .1 '••1111• ·rri < .1 1• •lf1 .1 l •.1'
( ,1 l'lllplll\l'\' \\,I' t1n J 'l'f\ Ill' ,Jfl
.1rou11J thl' L\lrtll'r .111J qu1l li.h , .1tkd m
J crl'" tC1 turn thl· ~·'' '.ah c \11) "l'" pun
Hl·arh Fire <. .1p1 RJ' l't·nJ k t11n 'aid
'\atur.11 ~-l'I "h"1lcJ 11u1 for .1ho u1 40
mtnutl'" hcforl' thl· ltnl' \\11\ <.hut oil
arrorJing Ill \ tnll'nl Belk' ilk. d1'itnl'lu-
tum jnd ,·on,trul 11on '1\IP.,'n 1,or for
Southt•rn (Jhl\.HlltJ (,J, l ul\..th the
area \\J) •ll~.'n \\1\h "'' ''"t' .u0unJ JI the:
11mc. and \lnl'l' n.11 ural g;l' I\ ltghtl'r than
Jir. the lW'i 4Ulll J\ tl11,lll'J j\\(I\.
Pendleton ~1d
Onl~ thl' duhht1U\l' lo't g;J\ \Cn ice
&·lie' ilk '31J
\uthontll''i \did 1he 1rud.. dnH'r DrC\-
d Ci1bst,n. '' "as lul'l ) the eng1n l' J1dn'1 hi°'' up. )IO\.l' the trud 's cal1 <..at n~l
-:\h<IH' 1hl' 'hoo11ng g.1
""" thl' , .. mm1..n11' 1•11 lnkt"• kll IJnl' -
n,11 n1.1 1h 1hi: ljnC l<H lW lgo1n~ trJfftl -
~1n\l' thl' nght. inhound lane "3' d11<,t•,1
IM pa' ing. Thjl k it a 'ihonl'r 1urn111~
radius 101 lht' tru\ \.. 10 tum kt1 1Hllll
Ja-iminr Crt'd. he '-lid
"I had 10 ,.l,nll' in tht' "rong \\J\ ..
Gibson sa1J. ··1 tned to back 11 uul and
I rnuldn 't go ··
<i1uan \.kFarland "ho hjJ hm·d
C.11bwn to mo' c h1., propc:rt' 1nl1\
Ja<;m ine Cret't... had dn,~n ah\.'Jd 1n h"
car 10 lead the trul k and lrll'd to gu1dl'
the trud. around
Gibson l'St1 mated the 1ruct.. ~a<; lam-
ing about 35.000 pounds of \\Clght
~ to~ truck "a!i called 1mm<.'diatt'I' tl1
pull the hi.ige '~haclc-o ut of 1t' \tuc~
IX'Slllon
'ih1rln De:\ aul. "hose son Rodger was
slain h' h.ra!t. said she hoped the 1n-
111atl\ c ~111 not be.· u~d b~ poh11c1ans as
.i platll1rm
··\\ r don't "ant am o ne to interfe~
and U'>l' 1h" tor tht'ir o"n gains." DeVaul
'>.lid ··rh~· last " 'ears ha\t' been a
... 1ruggk lor U'> \I ~ hu.sband has lost JObs.
\\l' 'l' gonl' through a dl\Orcl'. but "e're
rl·m.iml·d nll\\ '\;o one can koo" the
1rJgl·J, th1-. ha'> brought to all of us."
Realtors
reject bid
for new
offices
By ROBERT BARKER
°' ""' o.-y -~ ...
1)1,,1J1·nt rl'jl C\tJll' ~k\men 5'Uttlcd
plan\ to pa' S2 ~ m1l11on for tht' form~r
F ran\.·u1~ Rt·\Jura n1 for the -ne~ h~d
quant'f) til the Huntington Beac h-Foun-
tain \ alk' &'ard of Realtors.
In ~ hJl "as reponed as the largest
l°ll'll111n turnout tn the o rgan1za11on's
Jnnuals tht• Realtors ,·oted 3::!b-312 to
.ilx1n thl' pun:hase a1 a gent>ral m~mber
sh1p met•ting o n Wedncsda' D1~ppo1ntl'd members 0(1he ReaJtors'
bt1Jrd l,f d1rl'rtors informed landowners
latt' \\ l·Jnl'<.Ja, that the deal "'as off.
"\\ l··rc 'e~ d1sappotnted.'' s.a1d Jan
h,1ma t..rr pn•,uJent of the 2.400-mem-
bl·r l1rgan11a11on "\\ t' lost b~ a \C~
small number··
Rl·jltor Tl1n' Luna. "ho spearheaded
ihl' Jn'l' to 1.ncnum the purchase. l'X·
prl·,~·J dat10n .. r hl'\ had the fa\ machines and the
mailing' Jnd_thc po"er but "e had gras.s-
WlW> upport It "a!i hke David \'S.
{ 111hath .. he ~1d ~
L Ul 1a had pre' iousl~ complained that
thl' 1op Board ot Rt"ahors echelon had
'tlll'd tl> flu, the 2 2-alTC Francois SJle
tr\1m thl· ·tl'llrelht Construction Co
"1thou1 l.'ontidmg in rant.. and file mem-oers
Lucia also claimed the purchase came
a "eel alll'r the real estate board pushed
through b~ la"\ authonztn@o them to
makl' unlim1tl'd e \pend1turts. Prevaous-
h $'ill0 \\JS tht· ma:omum the) could
\pt•nd \l.1thout appro' al of the membcr-
c;h1p. Lucia said
Lu~·1a alw d a1ml'd that the Realtors'
hould makt' do at thl'ir current locatton
at IO~ I later A \'e. b) making rcno-
\ 3t1on' and taking other steps. ~homa~l·r. ho~ever. said that "Re.altors
had o utgn'"" their fac1h11es on Slater
\Hnuc and that 11 -...as proving costly to
hold mt't'tings and professional tramana
\l'ssaons at other locauons.
homakcr said the Slater Avenue
hualding. \\htch was sold for $985,000 but
can be w1thdra1An from escrow. can be
l'\panded hut can onl. accommodate a
ma,1mum of 69 partina spaces. a limit-
ing factor for major functions.
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<.11h'!l,1n an empkl\ce ot Gord,rn \1o' ·
mg and Sto rage of In inc. said he r.in into
difficult~ tum1ng because heh d \0 dmc
The Fire Depanment rt' pondt>d "1th
t~o enaines. a truct.. and a paramed11. unit
and the Pohce Depanment sent I\\(\
sergeants and thrtt officers.
l he Realtors made no cash d eposits on
the intended ~~and wlll not forfeit
an~ mon~1 use the deal was tor-
pedoed. ollk1als satd.
l'OI It I I Of,
Co11a Mna
For the second tune 10 a v.uk, ~.!' cable ~•re V.-'Orth about
S 1.000, were stolen from an A &
Ready Mut construclJon s11e o n
BnstOI S~t by a lhicf who cut the
shoes was stolen from the bl<'k stat
of a 1989 Su1uki Sidekick park«1 1n
the 3100 block of Van Buren A\-
enuc on Monda> nigh t. • • •
• • • .\ cleaning \\Omnn and her two
dauahtcrs ~ere l'<lnfrontl'd ·1n,1dt·
W~lc L.1b . I 1S72 C:ll\\Jn. a link
before m1dn1ght Monday b) four
mtn m mas ks. Each of the men hnd
sock~ on his hands and o ne earned a knife. The woman, an employ« of
W le. told ~lice the men ran
without harming her or her daugh-
ters and cscapt'd in a gold-colored
"ch1clc.
MOO block of hurch Care~ and 1n
thl' I 7000 hloct.. of Oldgkn LMc • • • I h1c'l'!I C\tuk • p:lct.. of ··Bud.-
"Bud Lue" and Maller from a store
1n tht 19000 block of Beach
Boulevard
St)IC was con 1 tent wtth that of
Ht panic gangs • • • Bu_rglarc; anemrtcJ to uproot a
S 1.500. 5-fOOHnl S380 flBlm from
the front )ar'd of a home on the
11 lOO block or Ston~ress 'enuc
Bay Utt\. • • •
\ Pa<iadena man bdicvti has
$3.500 Role>. watch was taken from
a naahtstand durinJ a pert)' 11 1
home m the 600 block of bmona
Dn,e.
lock off a trailer. · • • • A crafty prowler unbolted a safe
frOm tht Roor at Ocnisi$ Auto 1n·
turantt Oft dams Avenue and caned it AWIY-Tbc I WIS un-
clctcnni~.
The stereo was stolen o ut of a
t 984 udi 5000S while 11 wa
parked outsilt' amco Trans· missaon, l 74S Ncwpon Blvd . on
Monda)• niaht for service.
\ ...
Scrcamm1 11nd loud mus1c wt•rc
rcpbned 1n the 16()00 block of V1c"-
po1n1 l."nc in late night hour\
laRuna Beach
Pollet "-Crt called to the 100 block
of uth ('oa t tl1&hw1 on Tuetda)
nlaht "'htre a male "" rcpontdl
ssauh1n1 • rtmalt 1n the alley.
dom~tlC '101 111..'(' rtpon \ll'U filed b otfa1;n
ft>Untain v.n~y
• • • After c umng lhrouah the ""'C
fenC\" to a rear sto~ae vard, buralan
stoic aluminum httts ind atCt\lcnc
and ow~n tank$ from Award Ian C'o.4 I 100 Euclid 1. lo w1 about
$1 .100. ••• buralar took abou1 $4SO 1n
propcny from an apanmnt at C}q2S
La Alamfda Ave. aftct etucnna
throush an unlocked tlid.lftl P.
door.
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M Qr-.. C0Mt DAILY PILOT/ T!Mndey. OCtober 12, 1Mt
Abortion foes on 'polltlcal run' C \I llOH,I\ HUii i'
WASHINGTON (AP)
Abonioe rithts leaden claim an ~ied turnaround" is put-~ utkbonion fo~ on the pol-ilic:ial nan followina defeats in the
U.S. Houte and a s lat lqislative
lellion in f19rida. ·
And in Viqinia, Democratic can.
didate for fOVemor Douglas Wilder
Is cballenaina political wisdom on
abortion by airina pro-choice tele-
vision ads aimed at winning suppon amo~ conservative voters.
"This is evidence that the anti-
choice minority no lon¥r inspires
fear in elected officials,' said Kate
Michelman, executive director of
Changes
for census
blocked
in House
WASHINGTON (AP) -The
House on W~nesday refused to
take up a measure that would have
ordered the Census Bureau to ex-
clude illegal aliens from next year's
census.
It was a test of strength that pitted
Sunbelt states whose populations
have been swollen by illegal aliens
against Frostbelt states that stand to
lose House scats after the census.
By 23~ 184, the House used a
parliamentary maneuver steered by
Rep. Silvio 0 . Conte, R-Mass., to
keep the census measure off the
floor. \
That was the vote by which the
House instructed its negotiators in
House-Senate talks to accept a
provision in the Senate version of
the State, Justjcc and Commerce
appropriations bill to condemn the
. continuation in power of Gen.
Manuel Antonio Noriega in Pan-
ama ..
The rules permit only one set of
instructions to a conference commit-
tee. Thus Rep. Thomas Ridge. R-
Pa., was blocked from offering his
own set of instructions on the census
question to the _House members of
the same committee.
Ridge's provisions would have or-
dered the House negotiators to ac-
c ept another Senate-passed
provision, this one to barring the use
of any money for the Census Bureau
to count illegal aliens in its 1990
head count
The census bureau has always
counted residents reprdJess of
citizenship. Past efforts to exclude
illegal aliens from the count have
always died in committee.
The matter is imponant to ~veral
Northeastern and Midwestern states
which expect to lose House scats in
redistricung following that census.
the National Abortion Ri&)lts Action Leaaue I
Tt.e House voted 216-206 on
Wednesday to allow federal aid for
abortions for poor women who are
victims of rape or incest. rejcctina
Medicaid restrictions it ha$ kept in
the law since t 981. It instead backed
more liberal provisions already
passed by the Senate.
The vote was a defeat for con-
servatives and put Conarcu in op-
position to President Bush, who bas
promised to veto Medicaid
abortions.
Rep. Patricia Schroeder, D-Colo_
attributed the vote to an abonion
ripts movement plvanized by the
Supreme Court's decision in July
aivlna the states more power to
restrict abortions.
.. The Webster decision was a
wakeup call.'' she said.
Rep. Henry Ky4c, R-111., for yean
the leader of anti-abortion forces in
the House said House members are
increuiQ'iiy "~ivi~ their consti-
tuencies as pro-choice. '
Darla St. Martin, leader of the
National Ript to Life Committee,
said the vote .. opens the door to the
use of tax funds to destroy innocent
unborn babies" and vowed that
membcn who Switched on the issue
"will now hear from constituents."
In Tallahauee, Fla., a special
ICSlion of the state leaislature called
by Gov. Bob Martinez rejected a
1eries of proposed restrictions on
abortions th.at the Republican aov-
emor souaht. ' ·'
"A riaht, h.avina been established,
is not easily removed," said • Tom
Gustafson, Aorida's speaker of the
House.
The Aorida session was the first
in the nation since the July 3 Su-
preme Court rulina pve the lona-
standina debete over abonion a
fresh and relevant political focus.
Pl•ne's engine p•rt found
Offtclal1 prepal'• to move • J .... bo Jet
•ft91n• part that ••• discovered In •n
low• cornfleld Tu•sdaJ. lnvest19atorJ •re
loolrlno for other pieces to the puzzle of
what c•u1ed th• DC-10'1 re•r en9lne to fly
•part. Th• crlppled DC·10 cr•1hed JulJ 19
whll• trylne to .. nd •t th• Slou.x CltJ
•lrpon, ldlllng 1 1 J people.
Malpractice suits hurt poor the most
WASHINGTON (AP) -Fre-
quent malpractice lawsuits and
sharply rising insurance premiums
are causing some doctors to stop
delivering ~1es, leaving poor
women Wltll c ly limited obstetrical
care, an lnsht e of Medicine study
said Wednesday.
A two-year study by a panel that
included doctors. lawyers and
educators found that "significant
numbers" of obstetricians. other
physicians and nurse-midwives are
limiting the types of care they
provide because of concern over
being sued.
"The result is a serious shonage of
obstetncal care in many rural and
inner city areas." said Roger J.
Bulger. chairman of the Institute of
Medicine studv committee and
president of the Association of
Academic Health Centers.
"The fear of being sued has cau~d
many docLors and midwjves to limit
care especially for women with high
risk pregnanc1ct," he said. "In urban
areas. this often means that low-
income women have been hun the
most by the lack of providers."
Bulger said such women generally
are more likely to smoke and have
poor diets. both of which increase
the nsks of having an imperfect
child.
Immediate actions recommended
were:
-States should subs1d1ze medical
hab1hty premiums for obstetrical
providers who treat women on
Medicaid.
-Revive the National ftalth
Service Corps. This would providt>
more loans for-medical sturlents
who then would be obligated to
serve in areas where physicians are
in shon sup-ply.
Sex education funding upheld
SAN FRANOSCO-A conterVative pup's attack on 1ex education
propams funded by the state Office of Family Plannlq wu rejected
Wcclnctday by the state Supreme Court. The court unanimously deftied a
hearina on an appeal by the Women•• Committee for Responsible
Government from lower-court rullnp rejectina the pup's claim• that the ~s in Santa Cruz and Monterey counties violated lepl standards on
sex education. ·
The prosrams ch.allenaed ii\ the lawsuit included manuals and a
teacher's pide for public acnool sex education propams. Th~ lawsuit said
the propams were unauthorized by law and promoted abortJon and tecn-aae· sex. in yjolation of state laws reqlifrina sex educatios:i classes to stress
abstinence from intercourse as the only sure way to avoid presnancy and
sexually transmitted diseases.
The Offiee of Family Plannina. which also. undefW1'.itcs local clinics ~oviding birth control information an~ ~ounsehng, ~.•ts bu.t cut by
Gov. GeOrae Oeukmejiao from $36 million to $12 milhon this year.
LA pollce officer shot
LOS ANGELES -A police officer suffered critjcal wounds Wedn~y
niJJ.'t, the victim of a shootina in South Central Los Anaeles, authon~1es
wd. The unidentified JS-year.old officer was taken to County-USC Medical
Center following the shooting rcponed about 7:30 p.m. The officer wu shot
in the back and the ri&ht leg, said hospital spoke3woman Adelaida De La
Cerda.
Biiiy Graham honored ~
WEST LOS ANGELES -Evanaelist Billy Graham, soon to be the first
clergyman with a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame, was honored
Wednesday by the Salvatio~ ~!""Y for ~ years of ministry. Lt. Col.. Dav:id
Riley. Salvauon Army d1v1S1on commander for Southern Cahfom1a,
presented Graham the William Booth Award, the tU&hcst humanitarian
award the organization bestows. Since 1949, when Graham bepn. his
ministry in Los Angeles. the evanaelist has kept close ties with the Salvation
Army while preachjng in the 90 countries w_!lcre the Anny works.
Hispanic population top.s 20 mllllon
WASHINGTON -There are more than 20 million people of Hispanic
origin in the United States. a nine-rear increase of 5Vl million, the Census
Bureau reponed Wednesday. "This as our first estimate of over 20 million.''
said Jorge Del Pinal. chief of the Ethnic and Hispanic Statistics Branch at
the bureau. "It's up from about 14.S million in 1980." Hispanics cortstitute
· 8.2 percent of the U.S. population and are the fastest growing large
population group.
Saudis to buy U .S. tanks
WASHINGTON -The Bush administration moved ahead in Congress
on Wednesday on a planned sale of 315 tanks to Saudi Arabia -with little
apparent opposition from Israel's supponers. The administration informally
notified Congress of the intended purchase by the oil-rich kingdom,
bcgjnning a 50-day period in which Congress can kilJ the deal if majorities
in the Senate and the House oppose it
The Saudis would receive the MIA2 tanks ~nning in the mid-1990s.
Israel has a comparable tank, the Merica".•· TQ improve the chances for
congressional approval, the Bush administration agreed not to equip the
Saudi tanks with plates of uranium armor, a much denser metal than steel.
Shuttle launch set Tuesday
CAPE CANAVERAL. Fla. -NASA on Wednesday tentatively
~scheduled -the launch of Atlantis for Tuesday as technicians began the
laborious job of replacing the faulty engine computer that scrubbed the
flight. "There is a 5~50 chance of completing the nccesary work" in time
for a Tuesday launch. a statement said. It said shuttle managen would meet
at noon Saturday to decide whether to aim for that date or to try for
Wednesday.
A launch Tuesday, five days later than the original Launch date. would
take place during a 24-minute period beginning at 12:57 p.m.
Perez urges U.S. action against cocaine demand Stray shell kllls naval officer .. ,
NORFOLK, Va. -An officer aboard the amphibious assault ship USS
lwo Jima was ltillcd and another wounded Wednesday by shrapnel or
projcctiJes fired by another ship during a gunnery exercise in the Atlantic
Ocean. the Navy said. The accident occul'Tcd while the lwo Jima took part
in an exercise with the amphibious a rgo ship USS El Paso about 80 miles
southeast of Norfolk. The two officers were struck by objects fired from the
El Paso's close-in weapons system.
ICA, Peru (AP) -Police action
apinst cocaine suppliers is futile
unless the U nited States and Europe
reduce the demand that drives the
illicit trade, President Carlos Andres
hrez of Venezuela said Wednesday.
Perez spoke on opening day of a
summit of seven Latin American
presidents in this dcsen city that
also is to consider expellina Panama
u the eiabth member of the Group
of Eight r~onal organization.
Panama s membership was
suspended in 1988 after Gen. Manu-
el Antonio Noriega arranacd the
dismissal of President Eric Delvalle,
who had tried to fire Noriega as
military commander.
The Venezuelan leader called
Noricga's military rule a "masked
dictatorship." President Alan Garcia
of Peru used his opcnina remArks to
0 exprcss publicly the Peruvian
people's and the Peruvian aovem-
ment's repudiation and condemna-
tion of the military dictatorship."
Peru and Venezuela WCt'C expected
to push for expulsion of Panama,
but diplomatic sources said Mexico
and some other members felt that
would amount to meddling with the
internal affairs of another country.
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In his remarks on the drug trade.
Perez said: "The more demand
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duction will arow in the south.
Police actions will be useless unless
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Top trafficker
nabbed; paper
closes office
STOCK.HOLM Sweden -Trygve truvelmo. a Norwegian professor
who dislikes awards for academics, wol\ tbt Nobel Memorial Prize in
,.. Economic Science on Wednesday for u~ statistics and pr-obability 10
forecast how economics behave. Haavelmo 'bad a swift and pathbreakina
influence" on the new science of econometrics with his probability theory,
the Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences said in announcing the award.
Apartheid foes meet de Klerk
PRETORIA, South Africa -President F.W. de Klerk told militant
anti-apartheid leaders Wednesday he was ready to negotiate on black votina
rights. but they demanded more concessions before serious talks begin. The
threc>-hour mcetina with AnaJican Archbishop Desmond Tutu and two other
church leaden came a day after de Klerk announced his decision to free
ei&bt lonatime security pnsoncn, includina seven leaden of the outlawed
African National Conarcss.
ln Wuhinaton, the State Oeputmcnt welcomed the plans for relcate and urpt .. the release of all political prisoners. includina N'elson Mandela.''
the nauon'a mott famous pritoDCr.
Panama .coup l~ader was betrayed
NEW YORK -Tbe widow of the Panamanian ~or who led an
unsucct11f\al coup IPimt Gen. Manuel Noricp says it failed becaute bet
husband wu betrayed by anol.bet ~ wbO swncbed sides at the last
minute, accontilll IO 1 pc1btilbed report. Countctjlls what U.S. oflidall have
bca •yiae. Adela ... de OirOldi ia quoted by the New Yon Times IOday .. •yills tbat tbe coup .. -very well ~ind aDd cold>)'
calcUllted."
She said ber buabend, ~. Moe. Ofroldi V. bid worked witb ~.
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Orange Coast College students
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of 1989 have been named to the
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Balboa -Robert J. Bloomlluff
and Dana K. Jolulston.
Balboa Island -Catherine Saint·
Clair.
Corona de! Mar -Lana L. Cote
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Kelly Blackie, Cllrlstopller Blakely.
Rebecca C. Bradslaaw. Oaoag Xau
Clan, Timo~y Crockett, Dawn E.
Davis, Jose]>b E. Di Domenico, Rick
Fisllmu, Matdlew M'. Fitt, Carla J .
G11laanl, Bryn J. Rustad, Abdul
A. Has1a1t, Jason S. Hershey, Adam
L. Hill, Sherry A. Kallab. Tammie
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CAL TRANS (Califomla Depaltmert of Transpottation) and th• City d Costa Mesa
are planning access improvements and widening of the San lMgo Freeway
(Interstate RoU1e 405) al various locations between Bristol Street in Costa Mesa
and Euclid Street in Fountain Valley. The pn>pOSed pto;.cts include new ramps.
improvements to existing ramps, traffic .. peratlon, freeway overcrossing
widening. interchange reconstruction. braided connectors. and the IM<Sening of
various frMway segments.
CAL TRANS has studied th• effects this program may have on the enwonment.
Our studies show that the proposed improvements will nol signlicantty affed the
quality of the environment. The repott that explains why is called an Initial
$tudy/Environment8' AsMSSment. This nocice ii to advise you of the aYUal:>My
of the ~ and the scheduling of a public hearing. The 1S1EA and ptojec:t mapa
are evailabte for your review at the fofk>wtng locations:
CAL TRANS Cosia Mua Cly H.n
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A8 Orange Coat DAILY PILOT/ Thuraday, October 12, 1989
Every night can't be the Fourth .of July for lovers
DEAR A.NN LANDERS: When I
read your response to the fellow who
complained about not getting
enough loving from his wlfe of two
years. I almost popped a blood ves-
sel. You scolded the poor fellow for
.being excessive!) preoccupied wit h sex and suggested that he pay more
anenuon to '"the whole person."
Wh)' didn't you tell it like •.tis. f~r
cryin' in the grog? An)· relationship
is destined to slow down and be-
come less e:\c1ung after a year in the
sack with th~ same panner. It is not
an)onc's fault. That s JUSt the way It
IS.
The secret as to become more
creative. forget yourscll and try to
find innovative ways to express your
love and make your panner feel
special. The more he or she feels
cherished. the greater the re\\ards
for your cffons. It bceomes a self-
pcrpctuating joy .
Being realistic helps. Tell your
readers that every hight can't be the
Founh of July. And as time goes on.
then~ is bound to be less intensity
and less fn-quency. There will be
nights when a couple may be content
to JUSt hold one another. And that's
oka}. too.
I hope you can pnnt this letter.
Ann. I speak from ex.pcncnce. I "•sh
I had read something lake this JC
years ago. It ma) ha'c ~ept me \\Ith
my first wife. No name or initials.
please. Just-NEW CASTLE. DEL.
DEAR NEW CASTLE: I received
several letters from readers wbo
dJda't tllak my uawer was terrific.
Yo• uid ll best, ud I tbank you • • • DEAR ANN LANDERS: Our na-
tion, once the richest and most
powerful in · the world. as on the
decline. •
Jonathan Kozol. jn his book. "ll-
l1terate America," sa) s there are 60
m1 lhon Americans who cannot read
a want ad. According to Time maga-
zine (June 1987) a mil lion students
who graduate from h1Rh school each
year are unable to read.
How can our work force meet the
demands of a high-tech economy
with ~uch numbers'? Our nation is
unabk to compete for the trillion-
dollar world market because of the
1ll1teraq an our society. The Council
on Education stated that .. if a
Busy .hands make faSt~growing nails
"You noted fingernails gro" twice
as fast a!i toenails." wntes a cltent.
.. Ten thou~nd )Cars ago before our
ancestors ga'c up hunting and
gathering to farm. their fingernails
wore do\.\n t\\1tc as qu1ckl~ as their
toenails. Man adapts."
Until Hugo. South Carolina was
that stall' v,.tfcr~an you were least
hkcl} to go bankrupt. stausucall).
What bard \\atchcrs no" know 1s
the grCl'n-backl'd heron doesn ·1 JUSt
stand there mouonlcs~ at water"s
edgt'. ~a1tmg for fi sh II oftenumes
llOHOS('OPt:
By Sydney Omarr
Thursday. Oct. 12
ARIES (\farlh 21-..\pnl I'll
Breakthrough 1'> on hun/lin. You
recentl~ tall..ed a good game and
pla}off '" 1mminl·nt F-ocu~ on
mo' cment. t halkngt'. at•a11 \ ll~.
You might oc -.1gh1ng. ··~omc Thurs-
da> night ·· C1~m1n1 rl'Prl·,cntt·d.
TA URUS ( ..\pnl 2U-~1a~ 2<1)-You
didn't belic\C 11 could rcall~ happen.
but ll as taking place Dream!i. '' 1sh-
es. asp1rat1 ons arl' "11hin rl'Jt·h. You
could"'" popul.mt) rnntc,1 -and
cash . .\she\ of lo\l' '' 111 ht· rc1gn1teJ.
GEMINI (Ma\ 21-Junt• 2tll: Prom-
ise from oni.' at iop of hl·ap m1gh1 Ix·
filled \\llh hole' f al..c th1., ::t\ 1nJ1l'a-
t1on )OU mu-;t oc 1n grl',1tl'f thar~l· o t
)Our o"n fatl· 'i uu'll enu1untcr
mystenou<.. glamorou' 1nJ1, 1JuJI
perhaps P1 sce1i
CANCER tJum· 21-Juh .2.21
You'll be ··1 n tuuth .. \\1th ont· ''ho
helps O\ ercum~ haml'f'-1nduding
drops a single small feather on the
water an front of 11. To ball said fi sh.
..\ severe storm hit Anchor Bay at
Pon Huron. Mi ch. And )Ou'll ne,er
guess what ~ppened to that res-
taurant out at the end of a pier there.
the place called _thl' De" Drop Inn
O. Did ho uses have doorknobs in
ha1cespeare's tame?
..\. Latchstnng!i mostl). And
maybe some homemade varieties.
But the firs t manufactured
doorknob "asn't patented unul
16 70 -54 )Cars after Shakcspc.irc
language c;pintual ad' 1scr could
pla~ unusual rule Be open-minded
\\1thou1 being gull1bk Message will
ht· dantied
LEO (Jul) 23-..\ug 21) Logiam
n1st!> 1n l·onnection \\Ith financial
arrangemcnl'> lndl\ 1dual. c;upposed·
I) ar11ng as agent. appears to Ix·
"orkang for 1hc ··01hcr s1dl·:· Stud\
Gemini ml">'>agc. You learn 'aluablr
1csson.
VIRGO ( ..\ug. 23-Scpt 22): omt-
onr sa'"· .. \\"h' not hreak tha1 con-
t:al"t ;1nJ \tan ~'11h me'' .. Stcl'r cl t•ar
of legal cnrnpllra1wm Y<',. get
<>tarted. hut on \Our O\\n -\llcnt10n
ccn1cr' around. 1magl· rt·putation
mantJI \tJtU\
LIBRA (°'ll'PI 2\-( )l I 221 (HI
<.hm m.1in1:.t1n \1lUr '''' n J)Jll' Jnd
'-t) le l northodo\ ..\q u.m.1n m•Lhl
uri..l' ntht'l'\•l't' h K"U'-on cmplcn-
ml·nt lilnl''-' pct' dqx·ndenl..,
F.11nih mcmh<.·r\ ''·tnt \OU 111 do the
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died.
Among Bri11sh fo~ hunters. rh l·
man "ho "'a~ suppos~d to l..cep the
hounds togrther "as called th e
SCORPIO (Oct. 2J-~o' 21 l
Don·t take too senoush a'>St'rt1on'
of lo' c b~ ont• "ho 1s ·here todd).
gone tomorro". ~laintain c;clf-
l'steem. st'nsr of litnr<,s In ma1tcf\
of !.pccula11on. st1ci.. \\1th 'o 1
Sag11tanan 1n,ohcd
SAGITTARll'S (:"<O\ 22-Del 21)
Obtain hint frnm l'orptu ml"\\agc
It 1s umc 10 rcntnate. rcmo<lcl
re place oul\\orn machancn < ht•t I..
automoh1lr. dCl·tnl'al uu t l~ts prior
tO embarl,ing upon JOUrnc) Prop-
crt) 'aluc requ1rL'!> appral\al.
CAPRICOR N <Dec 22-Jan I'll
You·11 he on thl' mo\l' ~crnann
feature~ reading. \\nllng. cum-
mun1L·a11ng. Ol)l'n1ng J1.tl11gU l' \\1th
rdJtl\ l' "h11 had ht·l·n Jh\cnt 't llU
m1gh1 ht.· '>3)1ng to )uur\dl ··1 rw\l·r
km·,, I haJ It 1n me ··
AQL1ARlt:S dan 20-h·h lXl
hnanc1al arrangrmtnt' l:.tll hl·
am1t<1bl\ <>clllcd focu' on f.im1h
ma1nr domc<>llr ad1u,1mcn1 'l'nou'
.. ,,htppt•r-111 ... Out of that came our
h:rm for that Congressional leader
~no\.\n ai. the .. whip."
Q . What's a ··cruc1fer"'
A. ·omcbo<l) who carncs a cross
an church pr<.x:l·ssaons.
Q. Wh-. Ill a Jrunk called a "lush"''.1
<\. Bni1'lh )lang for that popul;u
I ondon actor<;· club known as
Lu han gton\
ScH'ntCl'n of the c1 t1es conquered
b-. ..\ll'\andl'r tht> Great "ere re-
named afkr ..\k xandcr the Great.
con\1dera\1on of n·IOt"::tt 1 ng. You ·11
IX' pka'><lntl~ \urpn,t•J 10n1gh1 h)
gift ot rand)
PISCES !hh 111-\lafl"h 2111 \\hJt
~ou had hl'l·n running atkr linall)
ca1rht'' \Ou 't llU could tx· 1m111~r<,1·J
1n philri,oph) h1,11>r) lhl' manlll
art' 't uu"ll learn pknl) .1hl1u1 J
d1tkrent '>It.le ol '''ll \n11thL·1 P.-.ll''
pla\\ ruk
IF OCT. 12 IS YOl1R BIRTHDAY
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foreign power were to impose o n us
the educational system that we now
have. we would consider 11 an act of
war."
Our J>Oht1cal leaders. when run·
nipg for election, claim to be
interested in education. but they do
absolutely nothing about it once
they have been elected. It 1s time fo r
these Politicians to stop the empty
and meaninJ)ess rhetonc and get to
work fulfilling the promises they
made at election time. And since we
put them there, we should demand
11. -S.E .. LAKE WORTH. FLA.
DEAR LAKE WORTH: Tllaw for
a apleadid letter. Yo1 are rtgllt wllea
HHIDGI<
B0th vulnerable We!it 'deals.
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The h1dding.
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t>as~
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Ope11111g kctJ. 1-..ang of
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Onl) a per,on \\1th a \Cry s1ub-
hc1111 'tr~ak \\Oul u take a fane,se
"hu.:h "almoi.t cenam to fail. You
must sea1 ch for greener pastures
North made a "di-judged leap to
lour 'pade' o n minimal \alue ...
~111\.'.c partner'\ bidding prom1c;ed a
cun,1Jcrahl~ be11e1 than-minimum
hamJ. North deemed that well-
plai:ed king~ b~hind the opening bid
and t he ruffing value in dub~ would
almu~I \Urely bl· \\Orlh enough
trkk!-ll•r &an1e be.:au'~ of the four-
,·a1 J 1 rump support .
I he Jl'fc11~~ attd,1..cJ "i1h three
rounds of diamonds. declarer ruff-
yoe uy IUJteracy It a serloet "ttat
to Hr 11rvival. President Beall It.at
promJaed to make "1• a pn.rtty. We
laope tUt lite wlll keep llfa WON. Hit
woedert.i wife, Barbara, laaa bee8
laterested lD tllis ••bject for muy
vears aid we llope tlaat slle wtU
r'remlDd" llim.
Cbka10, &lie city tbat tlle former
Sttrelary of Ed1cadoa Bill Benett
singled ou~ as llavlal tile wont
1cllool1 la Ille coutry, lla1 elected a
new mayor. RJcbrd M. Daley laa1
promised to make edacatloa lal1 No.
I priority. I'm betthaC tllat la time
C11Jca10'1 will be amoa1 Ille utlon'•
flaest bl1-dty 1cbools.
ing the third. Obviously, the prob-
lem was to avoid losing two heart
tricks. Since East did not take a
heart preference, chances of fi nding
the jack of hearts well placed were
negligible.
Declarer found a way out of hi s
dilemma. A ft er dra\\ ing trumps in
two rounds. South crossed· to the
king of clubs. ruffed dummy's last
diamond. cashed the ace of clubs
and ruffed a club in dummy. With
the minor uits eliminated, declarer
led a lo" heart from the table to the
queen in his hand . and We<,t was a
dead duck.
The defender took the ace of
hearts, but was faced with a choice
of lo.,ing alternati\es. If he hap-
pened to have a minor-suit card as
an exit. declarer would ruff in one
hand while discarding 1he losing
heart from the other. That was no1
the case. so West had to lead a low
heart away from ihe jack. Bui it was
declarer. not partner. who held the.
ten. Sou1h allowed 1hc heart to ride
around 10 hand. and the game was
in the bag.
Have a garage sale
without the garage
Sell your Items In classlfled.
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PcrfC'C'I for
Wcddin!Jf\. Oanqucls.
R• rcp:1ons
1..oc:a1cd on cam·•us al t.:C IMnc
over too\.1ng the ramr>us park.
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9UI \\' f'IN S\. •Tustin. ~ • rruJt.i from .Juhn W l)llt AupM
).; rYl\·~th ~ Esrt
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It's hard to
argue.with
child's logic
Leave it to a child to put adults on the defensi ve. TaJcc
the case of 91'2-year--0ld Katie Wood who recently wrote a
lener to the Pilot•s editor about homeless people.
. It wasn't a long letter, but its simplicity and conviction
said as much as two file folders bulging with stories and
research on the homeless problem.
The little girl from lrviqs didn't pull any punches. She
wasn't concerned about why people are living on the streets
or how many unfonunates are hbmeless. She wasn't
preoccupied with the locations of homeless shelters and
service centers. Her perception wasn't tainted by the so-
called realities of the adult world -things like politics.
taxes, property values near shelters and soup kitchens or
affordable housing programs and who pays for them.
"I really want to help the homeless. The h<lmeless
should be taken care of because they arc people like us.
Homeless people could die because no one is taking care
of them. The> are lying on the cold streets without any
shelter. They have very thin clothes and are dressed in
rags," Katie wrote.
Some would argue that no one denies shelter or food
to homeless people. They could cite m1t1gat1ng circum-
stances, and argue that the homeless are "not people like
us." Those rebuttals could be backed up with studies that
project about 80 percent of the homeless suffer from so me
form of mental illness. alcohol or drug abuse. Alcoholics or
drug abusers. 1t could be ?!Sued. are unfo rtunate, but much
of their misfonune is self-inflicted.
Others could point out that the culprits are politicians
that cut federal and state funds for insrnuuons that used to
take care of mentally ill people and alcoholics. Much of the
federal suppon was wi thdrawn m favor of communlly-
based programs.
It was a good idea. but without mane} and the suppon
of people in the communlly. demstitutionalization 1s an
unworkable concep1 and a sill y word.
"People should let homeless people have homes and
good food to eat. I feel very sorry for the homeless people
tha1 don't ha ve. any shelter." Katie wrote.
It's a tough point to argue.
OraQge C-ount> residents. as a group, are not poor.
Orange Caunty residents also don't think of themselves as
stjngy and most certainly don't think they are den) mg
shelter and food to anyone.
But count) residents do not ha'e a reputauon of being
charitable.
Donations to chari t) in Californ1a·s large count1e~
average about 5 percent per capita. but in Orange Count)
the figure 1s reporte.d at a little over I percent.
Someday. someone will reason with Katie. Th~ 'II
explain h6w the real world works.
But for now. the rules of the real world won't stand up
against a 911~-year-old's logic. Her "arid ce nters on the
premise that 1f something hurts. your parents or someone
in charge make it feel better. l f ) ou ·re h u ngf). )' ou an· given
food. and wh en it's cold there's alwa)S a warm roat and a
house.
It 's too bad the real world doesn't work that wa\. But
try to explain that to a child. John Mason Brown descnbcd
the dilemma well when he wrote. ··Reasoning with a child
is fine. 1f you can reach the child's reason "ithout
destroying yo ur own ...
Opinions e11preue-d 1n this space are tl'lOSt" ot tht" Daily Pilot Otn~r
v1e-ws upres.sed on this page are-those-ot tht>1r aumors an<1 art1111
Re~rs· comments art> 1nv1tt>d and may ~ st>nt to Tht" Oa1ty Pilot. P 0
Sox I S60. Costa M~sa 92626
trr111-:n \ 01(·1-:s
Fear of West strikes out
No-v. 1rs trs agamSl th('m.
Not the A's against the Giants.
The Ba) Area against the rest of the country.
For Easterners and Midwesterners. it's bad enough that
the nation's economic and cultural leadership h~ shifted to
the "left coast ... Must baseball go West. too. that venerable
game that really belongs in Fenway Park. Wrigley Field or
Yankee Stadi um~ It looks that way -·a1 least for now. Last ye~r·s ~arid
Series was an all-Cahfo m1a event. Now. the senes will be
an all-Bay Area event. with nothing but sterling baseball to
offer the rest of the countN.
But as the games bejtin. let the rivalry remain good-
natured. Tbe <O•llod) Tribue
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Toda) 1s Thursda}. Oct. 12, the
28Sth da) oft 989. The~ are 80 cla~
left in the )eat.
Today's h1&hhght in h1story:
On Oct. f2. 1492. Cbnstop~
Columbus discovered the 11,{ew
World as bis ships amvcd to W..
present-day B<thamai.
O n tb1s date\:
In 1861 the Confederate ironclad
Manassas attacked the nonhem ship
R1l bmond on 1be M1ss1ss1pp1 River.
In· nno. Gen. Robcn E Lee. the
Conlcderate m1htarv commander,
died 1n Lexington. Vui'n1a. at agt
63
In 1960, So"1et premier Nikita
Khrushcht'\ disrupted a C N Gen-
eral ~sscmbl~ session b~ pounding
hi'> desk "Ith his sh<X' dunng a
d1spu1e
In 1964. thi.> So\ 1el l nion
laund~:d a ·\ os~hod .. space capsule
"1th :i three·man ere"' in the first
manned nrn.'>1un 1 n' oh mg more
than one ere" membt:r
Toda\·., B1nhda\) Comedlan-ac-
11' 1st Oick Grego!) 1s 5 7 Senator
Jale (1am R • C 'tah 1s ~., Opera
singer Luna no Pa' arott1 1s 54
pon~·asti:r Ton\ Kubel IS s~ .\8(
rt"poner Chm "'allace is 42. anger
Su...an .\nton 1s JQ 8aSt"ba1l pla)er
Sid ft'mandl"L ·~ ~... .\c1or .\dam
R 1ch 1s ~I .\C1of Ktrk Cameron 1s
14
'You never bounce back'
Struggle endures for parents of murdered
The room "as full and that 'ur-
pn~d me.
l put a name tag o n m~ Jad.et. sat
down, took a gulp of "ater and
introduced m)self to the "'oman
snuni ne'\t 10 me
I didn't know her bul I rt.'cognt.i~
the name Her son had madl' hl·..id-
hnes. though hardl~ th.e ··"'::iv ::i
mother '-'Ould hope her '6on '-'Ould
He had been murdered . S(atc:n.
Pummeled. Stabbed .\t the age of
15. his bod\ had been tasualh
tossed into a · cam on 1n \\'h1t11er ·
The "'oman told me that she·d
ne'er reco' ered from her son's
death You nc' c:-r recoH·r from
something like that. )he <iald I he-
he ... ed her. .\nd I 1old her I did
But 1 n th1s room. "nn this pa nil u·
lar da} )e\ era I 'l·ar-. Jgo. < l'lt't'n
Da' 1s· stor: "asn't unique or d1t·
ferent ~1 ost e' el'unt· tn thl· mllm
had lost a lo,.:d one w 'll'knt
death Parents ol \turdereJ < hil-
drt'n. It "U the group·~ monthh
mt'eling. conductt'd un th1\ tx·-
cass1on 1n a conterenll' room 01 a
Huntington Beach \3\ ings and luan
II "as 'iOmber g..irhenng. to be .;ure
One father ~1J hl' h.-.1d become Jn
alcoholic alter hn son "3'>
murdered .\nothl'r parent said she
"Cn1 on a four·\l'jr l·aung b1ngl·
after her daughtn "a" 'ht11 ...,ht•
gained "eight i.i..e m..id hu1 J1dn·1
care For maO\. thl' dc:a th of a rhild
broke apart · marriages. se' l'rt•d
fnendsh1ps and -.crapped d'-'a' all
the JO' most of U'> lind in h1t-
.. Bounce back" .. one fa ther a'il..ed
ans"enng a que<.tt.on .. , nu d11n·t
bounce baci.. "I ou Ol'\l'r boun\·e
back ··
Some bt>come Jl'll' 1'>1'> Pu,heJ
face first up against the kgal "~ \lt'm
the' become re' oiled b\ \\hat the:\ see~ .\nd the) ~ci.. to \.hangc 11
Collene Thompson < amphell i'
such a person .\ tormt•r ...,an Juan
Capistrano planning \11mm1'>Slllner
Campbell ha'> '>l.'l·n mori: 1lf ltk·,
rougher edge\ than Jn) one de\\.'f\t'"
In 19 2. (amphell\ '>1.>n "a'
murdered dunng .1 drug dt'JI Onl· ol
the kllkr" \\3\ a IJm1h lm·nd. \..:!''tt
Campbell "JS ~tr:ingk<l JnJ tm~d
from an airplant• htl\ enng nt·ar
C'ataltna l<.!Jnd II " hmh \\,t' nt'\t•r
found
The ''hok thing ''.l' mJtk .111 1ht·
mort' "urse b' tht• rl.'ludjnlt' 111 the
police tn get. IO\ oh l'J I \er rx·r·
s1stenl l amptx·ll .ind her husbJnd
ti nail\ \.lln' inl.'ed au1hnnt1t'' thJt j
cnme had onurred. £,entualh t"'''
men "'ere arrl'\led. one ol them d
childhood pal of ~oil ( jmpbell
But 11 "3" fi,e 't•ars tidort' tlw
killers '''-'fl' tinalh · tncd Jnd ltin·
'1cted .\nd ~von 11 "111 '>I.Ht all m n
ag.ain .\n Jppt-jl' '"un lj\I 'ear
O\tnurncd the '''°' 1d1l•n or one
loller .\ ne" in.ii I\ .. et ltl Pt-gin nnt
month
\..1os1 ol U\ "Jll nt"\t'r ha\t' 111
learn lt) ll\C '-'llh 1'1l' r:un '>•lmn>nt'
like Campbell ... utkr" .\nJ I 1hin i..
11°~ probabl~ 1mrx.1,\ihk h• 1mJf.10t'
the heanarhe the In" tht'" \ rnJ 1lm'
mu<tt feel
I'm Ju<it JS u'.'nJ1n t amphl'll fig-
urtJ that d'> lrut'I j'> the" 1rlJ might
be one \\uulJ nn er hJ\t' ll• ~1·
through thl\ '"r: '' thin~ '" H -
But she \\j<. "rnng 1 'n \1.:lr, h I»
19 h(r hrothcr rJ, '1f
promoter \ til i..t•\ I h1 •m P'"n -.ir11'
h1<t "1fo "'.:Tl' .im"u.,hni .10J i..1lleJ
tn the dn' C''-' a' ·,,, 1hc1r RraJhul'
home '-nl:'K"h ha., tx·a .irn 'tl'd
The , nml' rcflljlO' un-..1h n.1
It''> rw1 P''"1hll• t• ml-I '"'".k
an, one·, ht•jJ .inJ th''~ 1heir ''tr
ing hut 11 ..,t·t·m, 111 mt· thJt
(amphell'' rt'.i, 11,•n '• Jll th1 ... .,
amazing ~he h .... n 1 '' 1tht'rt·J l•r
faded d" a' ...,ht• ' ''l't'ln.J ~wr't'll and
become .i 1ij1.htl·r J ,ru\.lJl'r iur
reform
On \\ cdne,JJ, 'tw jnd 1llhC'r'
turntd tn thl1u<,.1nJs .11 , .. :.naturl'' w
place J \tatl·'m111J11't' .in rht• Junl·
llJqQ hJtl\lt 1 ht' 1n1t1Jll\\' !I ul-
11mateh appro,ed. "Ould o' erhaul
the cnmmal JU'>lllC '>''>tt'm altcnng
t'ef)th1ng lrom iun ..eh.•llmn to the
~nalt' for murder It Jl<.o "Ould
gi' e '1'11ms d'> "l'll a<. d.:fendant')
the n~ht to J '>OCl'd' tn..il ·
Thi.' 10111.itl\ t' ., ,on tr'' l r'1al and
ha\ Jttra1:tt•d both prJt\l' JnJ l'nl1-
ll'>m lrom pro'>(· .. uh•r<. 1.kll.'.n\4' .tt·
wrne'' and lcg..il <.1.h1•l.ir' 11-.. tvo
earh. ri:J h ''' tdl "h.:thl·r ,f, good
had or ne11her
But 1h1s mu\ h I n• '"' c ampbdl
:s 10 tx· admirt:d for ht'r p..rw,tenc1:
her fw11tuJl· her Jh1hl' to m.i~,·
<;ometh1ng P.."tl 'I." anJ t.ing.1hk
from thl" tune\ th.11 mu'>I dutz. her
Put in her po,11i\ln I th1nl.. I'd
ha\t d1tli-.ult' 1u'1 ~e111ng up .ind
facing thl' da' But hen ' a "o man
"ho·s taken on the "'tt·m j S\Stem
~hl" feels 1re.ue<l her "11h !he samc
1:asual d1sreg;in1 lhjl \,lme killer ..
treated her son ..ind hl·r hrother
trv~ .\larbl~ is rb~ DailJ Pilot's Or, Editor
Soviet religious persecution lingers
Liberalization hasn't reached Ukrainian churches
Often as not. the con,t·nuonal
wisdom is wrong.
Econom1s1 John Kenneth C1c1l-
bra1th. '-'hose own convenuonal "1s-
dom ..... as. often as not. "rong. seems
to have gotten I\ nght when he
analyzed why those in the poht1cal
know are so often m1stal..en. ··The
volume of political comments
substantlall) exceeds the a va1lable
truth." he said.
"Washington poht1c1ans. after
tAllkang thin£,S over Wlth each other.
relay m1s1nformat1on to Washington
JOumahsts. who. after intramural
d1scusson. pnn1 1t whe~ 11 1s
thoughtfully read by the same poh-
t1c1ans. who generall) belieH 1t ..
There you have 11. succinctl~.
Two current examples Wlll ~f' e
10 illustrate the point. First. Soviet
Ge neral Secretaq M ikh ail
Gorbachev. so the current thmlung
goes. has hbcrahzed the officially
a theist Soviet Umon. so thar the
freedom of religion guaranteed in
the Soviet Constitution actually e~·
ists. Second: freshman congressmen.
particularly members of the mm-
onty party. can't 1ntrodutt their
own legislation and have ll passed
by the full Congress.
As to the first point. h1stonans
agree that 1n the pre-Gorbachev era
-datina even from the earliest days
of Stalin'$ bloody tclJf\ over the
Umine -rhe ('ommunist Party of
the Sovtet U nion has sought to
erode rdjsion in sc~ral, and the
fWO Ukrainian Omsttan cbruches in
particular.
l 'nfonuna1el). Ria nos! and per·
estro1l a haH' not brought ahout an
end 10 1h1s offi cial pol1c~ ol 'ilatt'
d1~nm1na1mn against relig.ion In
the st"rond-largest So' 1c1 repuhhl
for exam pk. members of the l 'l ra1-
man ( :ithot1c and l l..ra1n1an Or-
thod o' churches are betng hara,sed.
beaten. tined and 1mpnsoned In-
deed. 1n the So\ 1et l ·n1on's
tenacious and occas1onal1' c\treme-
h brutal attack on t •kriuman na-
tionalism and Chns11 an1t\. no tn·
st1tuuons ha\e suffered more than
these t"o religions.. which -desp11c
commanding the unwa,enng faHh
of m1lhons in l1 kraine -ha' e been
ewrcssl) made illegal under So' 1e1
law.
Accordm& 10 rge1 Gngor)ants.
the editor of the underground paper
Glasnost "ho recently met Wlth
Members of Congress in Washing-
ton. the s11uauon m l 1krame nghl
now 1s "cx1rcmcl) difficult." krat-
nians. he told us. "arc the most rcprcs~ peo ple 1n the So\1c1
Union. with rhe possible ex~pt1on
of those in th~ C'aucusus."
Gn,oryants noted. moreover. that
Uli:nunians arc thr large~t ethnic group in the Sov1c1 Union ne>.t 10
ihe Ru ians tbcmscl"«.
In a press conference in Moscow earlier this )~ar. Bishop Pavlo
VasyUt of the Umm1an C'athohc
Church tatcd that under aJasno t,
the Sttu.uon of Uknin1an believers
bas actuallx woncned. As one exam· Die. the bishop cued tM case of
J=ather Mykhailo Volosllny, who
told ht~ lOngrt•gauon 1."'I about
30.000 behC\ Cl"i that the )\ lt't
au1hont11:!. pre' ent l l..ra101an <. ath-
oltcs and Onht"ldo' from "'mg
together 1n peace For th1!> 'itat1.··
ment. the pncst "a" a551gnt'O to a
Sl\-mo n1h aml\ detail
The fat! ··s 1ha1 despite
uorbalhe' ·, mul'h·balhhooed ccl-
ebra11on ol thr m1lleniu·m ot Oms·
uann' 1n the So' 1et L nion. thC' benefit~ of glasnost ha' e not tran'>-
lated mto nev. fl"C'Cd om lor < hn\-
uans ol these faith'
.\s 10 the ~ond P'"nt I rC'\:enth
took these fact to the floor 111 thC'
House ot Rcprt~ntall\e ... and ol·
fcred m~ own leg1sla11on -rn-
sponsored with Democrat Bill
L1p insk1 from llhno1s -to add l 1kratnian Onhodo~ and l m101an
Catholics 10 the hst of So' 1et na-
tionals who arc presumed ixr-
sccuted in the '1et l n1o n Our hill
grants refugC"C sllltus to thoSt in the
So\'lct l 'nton whost rthg10M art
officlall) outlawed.
Tbe convenuo naJ ..... 1\dom not-
wuhstanding. the L1p10slu -C'o''
measure passed l~ House ~ithout a
smj.lc dissenting vott. Later. th('
identical language passed the ~natc
M) legulluon will soon be sent w
President Bush for certain Slgna'turt
That .. as 11 happens., is the second of
my b1lls 10 pa the IOlst Congrc
Yesterda), l -..as vi 1tcd in m~
6ffict by Volodymyr Yavonvik). a
Ukrainian member or the Uprt'm('
Soviet. Mr. Yavonv ky is abo a
leadtl'll member of R\lkh. the lJm1-
ni:in independence orgamzauon. He
told me that this action of the U.S.
<.on~!> 1s helping put an end to lhe
lung-ttme repression of l rknuman
l athol1ts and l k.nun1an Orthodox
in the So' 1c1 l naon
Hcn.··s <'nl' othtr 1tem of con,·cn-
uonal "1~fom ) ou can help dispel.
There·\ httle that one person can do
to promote human ngbts around lhc
\\orld In anu ctpaUon of the h1stonc
meeung be1~cen Pope John Paul rt
.tnd ( rorbachc'. schcd~lcd for No-
vemlx'r. I'm organizing a con-
gn-ss1onal letter-wnung caml)alln
urgmg Gorbachc\ to JepJiu the
L. kra101an C'atholJc Church to tht
S°' let l nion. B> sencbna your own
letter pnor to r-i.ovembcr I. )'OU can
participate m this 1mponant in-
1 t1:it1' c Your 1nd1,1dual letta •ill
IX' a ,·aluablc component of the
"orld"ide a\)pcal to lep.lizc the
h1rgC't Clinstian church in the IC!C-ond-la~t SoVlet Repubhc.
This 1~ an unconvtnuonal appeal
ccna1nh But then apin. real -wi>
dom ·~ s.tldom oonvcnuonal
OrlJ C.x h cw U.S. !4!!~•· tlv~ ltw aw 41G er.,, ........ ,,,._
trld.
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OLD FAVORITE S
01 .. AITMIN T ST O llS
The Broadway
Buffums
Bullocks Wilshire
N eiman Marcus
J.W. Robinson's
MIN 'S , WOMIN S AN O
CH I LOllN 'S A""All l
Al's Garage
Amen Wordy
Amici
Anastasio
Apropos
At-Ease
Benetton Maxi
Benetton Uomo
Boudo;r I
Broob•df..ers
BrU8llle
Tt1e Cashmere People
Co1ua6 Comer
Coval
Chonin's
Cuzzens
Forgotten Woma n
Gary's and Co.
G reat American Short Story .. •.
1x1:z
JeQn Ryon Fashion
Jindo f'urs
Riccha
Selvaggio
· Silverwoods
Soignee
Splash and Flash
Sport Set
The Sporting Life
Theodore
Theodore Mon
Tripos
Tripos Couture
SH 0 I S
Di Varese
Hemphill's
Huggins
Newport Children's Bootery
Sereno d'ltolio
1 0 00 S "ICI A llT &
ll S TAUIAN l S
Formers Market at A trium Court
The Atrium Cafe
Bob Burns
Classy Dog5
Cafe Five-O ·Five
California Pizzo Kitchen
Coco's
Coffee Emporium
The Deli
The Downstairs Balcery
El Torito Grill
Flying Fruit Fantasy
Heidi's Fr6gen Yozurt
II Forna io Bakery
lo Salsa
The Lotvs
CClllOlllS
Raff Jewef ry
W yndham Leigh
Ylang Ylang
HOMI fUINISHINOS & OlfTS
A2Z -Best of Everything
Caswell Massey
Pierre Deux
Pottery Barn
Seeger People
The Sharper Image
IOOKS . CAIDS & S TATIONll Y
B. Dolton
Doubleday
Kinokuniyo Bookstore Gallery
Satinder's Hallmark
The Ultimate Invitation
!!IVt(IS
Anthony'$ Shoe Repair
Atrium Courf Florist ""'= ' Tr7'=. '-tUI--·-----fUftlQI •19
Europa So'on & Spa
Goi~9 P'--s Travel
Golden~ Barbers
Newport C.ter Cleaners
Photo One
Tux Shop tit Phelps
WinnifttWes
Etcetera
Fashion Frenzy°
Final Score
Five Feet Too
FASHION IS IJ\ND
NEWPORT CENTER
.Pottery Barn
Russo's Pets -new location
Tutto More Ristorante
Village Hotter
WetSeol
~ll'·a
1)Q
r. II
COMING SOON
D I NING & fOOO S"ICI A LTllS
Bennett's BBQ
DiMattia's Pizza
Ethel M. Chocolates
J.B. Sports Deli
La M ocha
Mucho M unchies
Panda Expreas
Zeppo
Armoire
Au Coton
Cheri
Cotton Ra111· -•~
Donusio
Doncegeor
Edwards Island Cinemas
Fan Club
h 11 Pl 'f~ f 01 'I
All signs
point to
a title -
for A's
If there is an)" justice remaining in
our gaJaxy -and as any fan of the
Chicago Cubs can tell you. the ex-
istence of such 1s hilthly-debatablt
-the Oakland Athlettcs should
destroy the San Francisco Giants 1n
the upcoming World Series.
No, not because the Giants
eliminated the Cubs. That was no
great accomplishment by anyone e'<-
cept Will Clark and the Cubs them-
selves. who once again showed a
remarkable proclivity for self-deton-
ation.
The A's, though . have one com-
ing. They have been the best team in
baseball for the last two years. even
though their recognition has been
less than elegant because of (a) their
pratfall in last siear's Series against
Orel Hersh1ser and the Dodgers. and
(b) the fact that the> operate out of
the ;\mencan League. where 1nfenor•
pitching. designated hitters. the
diluted talent of two extra teams.
and mint-domes prevail.
Nevertheless. the A's are best and
descn e the fanfare which surelY. will
come to them.
It would also be nice for the cit}
of Oakland. 1fanyonc can find 11. to
wm something. Not onl) did Oak-
land lose the Raiders football team,
it has been the target of ndicule
from Herb Caen. Gertrude Stem.
and nose-in-the-air San Franetscans
for years.
In short. San Francisco looks at
Oakland as Ca-ca. ·
And although when the Bay
Bndge. Ban. or whatc,,er-you--want-
to-call 11Senei.1f fin1shcd. San Fran-
cisco will sttll be San Francisco and
Oakland will still be Ca-ca rela-
11onsh1ps between c1ttzcns of the two.
cities will ne,cr be the same again.
From a· sociological v1e-wpoin1 .
then. I am openl} rooting for the A's
to pummel. stomp, and embarass
the Giants in the upcoming Series. I
am ptek.Jng them to win in six games
ano only Will the Thnll keeps me
from projecting a fou r-game sweep.
Consider. too. the ne-w San Fran-
cisco stadium issue.
There ts an ant1atl\ e. framed as
Propos111on Pon the Nov. 7 ballot.
which calls for expenditure ofS.30
m1l11on an city funds.lo erect a $115
m1lhon bascbal( park' on a water-
front sue in the ctt} '.s China Basin.
a warehouse d1stnct JUst east of
downtown San Francisco.
It ts far from a sure thing that the
Giants will depan Candlestick Pisrk.
their home for 29 wind-blown .years.
and move anto the proposed 45,000-
seat park.
In San Francisco. )OU see. the
voters hke to sa} no. A recent poll
indicated that 45 percent approved
of the referendum. 44 percent disap-
proved. and 11 percent wanted
another dnnk. '
San Francisco Mayor Art Agnos
and Giants' Owner Bob Lune. how-
ever. have found themselves a secret
weapon: San Franc1sco·s politically-
influenttal ga y community.
Gay voters often cast as many as
20 percent of the ballots on anything
m San Francisco. and they have
been openly courted. 1f you pardon
the expression, to endorse the
stadium issue, which they have
done.
Also. the gay vote is expected to
be disproportionately high on Nov.
7 because the only other proposlton
of note seeks to repeal the city Board
of Su(>Crvisors' land(Tlark legislation
allowing unmarried "domestic Pi'rt-
ners" the same civil riJhts and ben-
efits accorded to mamed couples.
Lune has already contributed
SS 000 to the "domestic partners"
effort and who knows, maybe he'll
(Please lff TAU.EY /BSJ
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 12, 198J:J
Pirates
edge
Rustlers
The D.wty PNot
o\rturo Sanchez scored an the !ICC·
ond overtime period to ltft Orange
Coast College to a I:!-I I v~tory at
Golden West an a non-conference
water polo match Weqnesda)
The Pirates. 1n a"enging a 10-9
setback last Saturda} to the Rustle rs.·
O\ ercame ddic1ts of 3-0 and I 0-7 to
forge the overtime period
Down b} three -with 3 13 remain-
ing an regula11on Sanchc? !>tarted
the comeback. Ton' Ltt1A.ak fol-
io-wed wtth another goal and Sanc-
hez then 11ed 11 at 10
After the team s traded goals in thi:
first overt1ml' penod. Orange Coa!>I
Coach Don Watson called a timeout
IA. tth 39 second'i remaining in the
second to set up the fi nal pla~ Thr
Pirates 1o1oorked the clock do-wn and
Sanlhez fired 1n his goal w11h IS
seconds left to -win 11.
D.-, ...... ~~.,_......-.
Golden W•Ws Gr•g LaPolnt• fleftJ and Jay Watten of Orang• Coast duel for po11•11lon during match Wednesday. ··This team 1s 1n prett\ 11,ood
IPIH~ SU POl0/821
Sailors' reunion picking up steam·
They've taken the old U.S .. Tar ship.
circa 1"93 1-55. out of mothballs for one last
cruise at Davidson Field on Fnda}. Oct.
20.
And 11 ma) find more than 150 former
Sailor gndders. who once earned the col-
ors of Newport Harbor H111.h School dur-
ing that penod. appeanng tor a s1her
anniversary reunion that night.
Les Miller. who coached the Blue1acke1
gndders froru 1943-45. has been serving
the Nc-wpon football h1stol) committee a'i
··ch1efbookkccpt;r" 'itnce September of
1988 when 101t1al plans were launched to
publish a Tar football history booklet and
stage a 25-)ear reunion.
After the deadline of booking on Sept.
15, Miller said he had rece1' l'd 186 rescr-
' at1ons. But that figure docsn ·1 include
wives. children or guests. -which suggests
the turnout could reprc'iCnt an,whl.'re
from 250-300 people for the grand oc-
casion.
Pnnc1pal Dennis E' ans indicated
months bad. that he and his statT"" di rope
off a section an the stadium for the reunion
crowd at the game bct1A.i:cn l\ewport and
Tustin, wh ich begins at 7:30 p.m.
Miller said 19 states are represented and
some former pla}ers IA. 111 be coming from
a .. far a""a} as NI.'"" York and Indiana
T~e former Tar coach al o said that ht•
has received almost $10.000 1n donauons
from I 36 ind1v1duals.
The im petus for the sparkling C\Cnt
"arose Ser.tember 1988 after the Dall} Pilot
nad pub 1shcd a senes on the hast on of
' .:wpon football from 1931-50. ·
.
It led to the torma11on of a commmee.
which charted plans to publish the articles
in a special booklet. It later decided to
npand the penod ofco,,eragc from
19.11 -55 and include photos of all the
teams that pla~ed during those 25 ~ea"'.
The booklct 1s schedule to debut during
the da~ of the Oct 20 game and piano; alc;o
call for former pla~ers attending 10 be
introduced at halfttml' 'W'1th the Honorable
Selim S Franl..ltn '>Cr\ 1ng a~ ma .. tcr ot
ceremonies
~II proceed'> from the "2k of thl' hool..let
.... ,11hedt'1dcd betwccu the Ralph King
Reed Memonal Scholar.,h1p Fun and the
school'<; Hcntagc Hall l-ounda11on
Reed. who coached man\ tcam~ 1r1
football. basketball. trark a·nd baseball.
St'f'C<l a<. the athk11c dm·ltor for 12 \l'Jr'i
In ISc.l. hc ""as the lir\t to assu me that
pos111on at age 29
One committee mcmbl·r \atd lht· co\I ol
the booklet 1A.tll tx· $5. adding. "It's the
warm hope of the comm11tc that this
booklet IA.tll pro"e to be a mcmorahle
keepsake for former pla,crs. former
coaches, their children and grand-
children."
More than 200 hooklcts haH· l:lcen prc-
sold to date.
The gl11tenng e' ent 1s set 10 begin at
Hentage HaJI at 3 p m . which 'W'Ould allo1A.
for a stroll th rough the hallwa~ sand across
the old campus. ~ social get-together is also 'ilatt:d trom
10 p.m. until I am at the Costa Mesa
Golf and Count!)< lub
l\11ller said resen a11ons arc set for a
shelter at TeWinkle Park. 1A.h1ch 1A.Ould
al101.1. an extended "1s11 That ""ould begin
1n the morning. Oct. !l.
"The old spmt has been there <,1ncc last
fall." said one comm111ee member <1dd1ng.
"Same gu~·s have e'en contnbutcd more
to their onginal donatio n and others ha' e
phoned to sa~ the' 1A.tll contnbutt· morc 1f
the request 1s madt: ..
The game has changed dras11calh \tnn:
the <la\s of old lcathc:r hdmt'l' and high-
toppcd <,hoes. Earh da~ pla~crs had no
baste face gear. S3\I.' tor the fall ol ·~~
IA.hen guard Jc~ Tnpp had a metal de' Il l'.
~ired onto h1<, hdml't It ""as an 11Jd1l'
Sports1A.nterc; rcfrrri:d to 11 a" "a bmkagc ..
Plastic helmet'> ""ouldn·1 am,·t· until the
earh ')l/<,.
But reo;earrh on <.tall'\t Kal data fim.l<t
that some things haH remained -
outstanding marb ot ~i.''>lcl)car that c.1111
rank at the to p or near the !Op in almo.,t
six decades of Sailor football.
llnfortunatel}. man~ of the 1mpressnc
mark'i ha' c be-en lo'it or glossed o'er b~
f Plea~ stt CANTREU/82)
E•·S.llors -clrc• t9J7. Harbof' products
ffrom left) Al lrwln, Walt Kelly and J•rry
K•lthley stroll downtown Stockton on •
break from College of th• Pacific, Ketthl•y
eventually became mayor of Stoc~.
\0111\H\ll
Postseason futility hits 'foldup artists' again ·Sea Kings put
away N~wport They're heartbreakers."
And so I.bey are. lo the eternal
ICbcmc of tlu!'P (forwct 1908, the
last time the Cubs won the World Series; it teems like an eternity).
that's what they will always be.
How dte to ca.olain lJM? way a
m&JMlltt, touched by PJUS dun 01
the rejvlar ICUOft, thc>uld be Jtruclt
dumb duri119 a teven-pme series?
Ytt. die .-e Doa Zimmer wbo had commnaalt for 1 fried chicken
chain and 1 wiah•_. prcJtl"lm NU9 conaarready wu tk ame
Dae Ziintntt wbo ordered • ansc. tioul ..a to 1Mt Butler aa OAJM I, virtmllY _..... • me lull
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How else to ex plain the waY a
rehever1 who put toccther Jffi'J score-
less mn1np 1n the heat of the sum·
mer. foraot what the count was in
the cool ~es of autumn?
Yet. the same Les Lancaster that few hitters coukt solve for nearly a
month. was the same Les Lancaster
who entered Game 3 t.hiokina he'd anheriled a 2-0 count apinst Robby
Thompeon Ind arooved the futbeO
that ended up over the left r~kf
fence and added up to a S.,. 01anu·
VldOI)'. ''ldida'to~im tobctwina· i_nt became 1 t t.hc count was
J-0. .. laKI mr meekly •
provi• ehc new lllMla can tome-
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11 ,,,=.::. :u:~:,:"'rwo
~n llO and lhe kind ofnumben
1n just 118 pmes this season that
most playen woukt kill for -21
home runs, 77 RBis -was unable,
finally, 10 carry even his own
weiaht? Y ct. the same Andtt Dawson.
who once was Jivcn more inten-
tional ~than the t.ckcn of a
failina Broedway show, was lhc
same A~ 0.WIOft that San Fran-
c•~ pi~ •ailed anybody -cvtt)'bOCly, it ICICmed-to eet to.
He bit .105 ud left 11 f'Ullftel1
wanu~ --~--· t.dly .. &be~-who loeded lhc bua in 0.-4 In d9t lop of lhe
ninda wi~ two CMlll.
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be beet."
Altbou&h thole snafus and others
lost the <.Ubl the pennant.. look on
the bnlbt side ofth.inas;
• airlr's rocke~ 19'jurcd no fan h landed on Sheffield Avmue. lhc
nOf"lh-tOUth t1ftlCt that nans aloall* WrllkY'a npt.field wall,
anc1 acntcd oely p.~ .. • • •DCM'C'r. only 27. can ca1110-ly be ... , to keep l11ICk of dainp
•~•IMoouRt.
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-<>r.,.. ~ DAILY Pet.OT/ Thuredey, October 121 1111
HO \ I I' 4,
Sal/ors offered chance
to compete for charity
Newport Ocean Sailing Associa-
tion is offcrin& local sailors a cbanoe
to compete for more than the usual
pewter cu~ in the upcomina North-
ern Trust.:CHOC rqatta Oci 28.
For a tax deductible donation of S 100, win late or draw, you can sail
for the benefit oft.be Children's
H~pital of Oranae County.
Tbis is the second year of the
charity regatta that bas been run by
NOSA, the outfit that conducts the
Newport to Ensenada race.
Yes, there wiU be tropbi~s1 ~ut
something new has been IOQCO by
NOSA.
In addition to the regular sailboar
races this year, a new perpetual
trophy wiU be awarded to the first
all· female. boat to finish.
Another firsl for NOSA will be a
Cruiser·Naviption race conducted
fo1 power boats. This type of raoe
was formerly known as a .. predicted
log race." Here's bow it works:
lt is not a speed race, but is
contest of how accurate a skipper
can predict lhe exact time be will
LITKE
From 11
about these Cubs 1s that they haven't
yet rcc~ized the futility ofwrcstl·
tng with fate, haven't come to the
realization that their lot, as Cubbies.
is forever to make someone else look
good. Always has been.
Since 1910, the C ubs have gone to
the World Series seven times -the
last being 1945 -and the playoff~
twice. Five years ago. they won the
NL East, won the first two contests.
and then buclded thret straight
tJmes apinsl San Diego. And this
larest fade. obviously meant to be.
simply extended their 0-for-Cali-
fomia run to six.
Yet, even Cubs fans can find little
solace in the fact that the second-
longest drought 1n baseball is tak..ing
place across rown. where the hated
White Sox have gone without a
World Series victory since 191 7.
~each ~Led matk and fin· 11h the course, without benefit of
any time device, using only a com·
pus and the 11\ip's tachomct.er.
The skipper with t.be smallest per·
ceniqe of error is declared tbc win·
oer. A.n observer on baud is \be
only one allowed a time device.
This the first time in the history of
NOSA, dating back to 19471 that the
organization has been invotved in a
power boat ~of any kind.
Balboa Yacht O ub will be the
center of most of the activities. The
Cruiser·Naviption race will be
hosted by Bahia Connthian Yacht
Club.
Sailboat races will be both insjde·
the-harbor and outside in the open
ocean. Lido Isle Yacht Club will
conduct the inside races and BYC
will run the outside races.
An awards brunch will be held at
BYC on Sunday. Oct. 29 at 11 a.m ..
The cost of the champagne brunch is
$1 5 per person and reservations arc
a must.
Small boat)..wi'11 race m the harbor
..
and Performance Handicap Racing
Acet (PHRF) boats will race on
outJide oounes, but onc-<les~
classes wiD be 1tarted Oll ouwde
courses if there arc sufficent entries,
according to Lyle Kerr, chairman.
For further information contact
Kerr at BYC, 673--3515. o-
The U.S. Coast Guard Auxiliary.
Flotilla 29, js offering a seven·week
couise on boatina safety stanina
ronight at the Dana Pomt Youth and
Group Facility (near the end of
Dana Point Harbor Drive) from
7:30-9:30 p.m.
JnstructJon includes legal require·
ments of boating, navigation rules,
knot tying, engine maintenance,
radio-telephone rules. boat trailer.
1ng. general safety and required
equipment.
Alm• ~Y'• co/imo •P-pun nery nonay.
"It's a city ofloscrs,'' Marvin says
later in ''Bleacher Bums. "They Jilee
to sec themselves get beat ... ·~
Of course, there's always the
Bears. --
A,. Lale#pfte«O
Jtm Litke 11 tbe A11ocloted Pre11'
uu..J colom11l11 aad oppur• ever
'hn4lly, Tt•nd•Y ud Friday.
Groundskeepers at Chicago's Wrlgley Field begin annual
resoddlng of grass after th• Cubs falled to make a return
visit In th• Natlonal League Championship Serles.
CANTRELL
From 81
latter day st.at1st1c1ans.
In the category of most touch-
down passes for one game. only
Steve Bukich 1s listed -fou r TD
passes agafosr Western in 197 3.
That's the tops.
Junior(Hack) Wilson is nowhere
to be found in recent year tabula-
tions, but he fired four TD acnals in
the 2£>.9 victory over Orange in
J 939. What's more is that second
team AJJ-CI F quarterback George
Mic.kelwait caught all four of them.
.\nd he's not listed either.
In the department of all-time scor-
ing leaders, Steve Brazas1 1982·83,
passed the long·time leaaer. '42 All-CIF fullback Hal Sheflin. with a
total of270 points. Shellio had
chalked up at least 161 points and
may have more iftbe records were
clear on conversion points.
Research found two over·
shadowed former players movinJ.
high up the laiiin career sconng: Fullblck Bob . 1947-49.-and
Mel Smalley, I •S.50 haUback.
8ued on available ch~ Smalley
should be in lhlrd place Wlth 134
VOLLEYBALL
From•I frcsbG' than th were. ••
Perhaps the ~i~t play of the
match happened otr the floor. Wilh
Newpon trailing in the third pme
ll-8, Amy EvanscameotTtbe bench
and served for an apparent j)Oint.
However, it was teamed that this
was the founb time that Evans bad been substituted into the pme. A
player can only be substituted three
times per pmc. Thus., Newport Jost ~~at Ind control of tbe ball. Thu ltriel of events teemed to lake the wind out of the Sailors u
Ibey wete ouUCORd I S.2 in losina I.be &bird pme, and at ~ heainnina
ol the foUnh.
. -
points and 8erT) 1n fou nh "'1th 127
points.
And there's no mentio n of '50
fullback larT) McMasters' 136 )ards
against Oxnard or 120 yards against
Riverside. Omo for '50 halfback
Dick Jones· 94-yard kickoff return
againsl Oxnard or his 72-yard
scamper against St. Anthony. ame
for '46 end Dick Brace. who spnnted
79 yards to paydin against Garden
G rove.
Shetlin got credit for a 71-yard
punt against Anaheim 1n '42 and
was chalked up as No. I . And tabbed
behind him is Rolly Pulaski wuh a
68·yard punt against Anaheim in
1952."But one railbird faintly thinks
someone may have overlooked Bob
Huffman in the late '50s. recalling a
booming punt that went 75-80
yards...
Verbal notations of comparable
stats from one period to another
may consume some degree of con-
versation among the old salts.
But since many haven't seen each
other in ~50 years or more, they
may spark up with intercstina de.
velopments that never made the
sports pages years later.
For example, '45 fullback Kalph
but before you know it we will be
playing Newport apin." Brande
said. '1 know that they will be j ust
as touab if not tou&her the next tJme.
h wilT be another typical Corona·
Newport dolfi&ht."
In the Paaffc Coast Leque:
, • Woodbrids tuned up for its
showdown wit& La&una Beach next
Wednesday with a Ts.-6, IS.12. 1-S.8
victory over Trabuco Hills. Out.side
hitter Deanna Doolittle had 17 kills
and two 11uff blocks and middle
blocker Tania Grisclli seven kills
and two stuff' blocks for the Warriors (6-1 , 3-0). Woocfbridae WU down
11 • l in t.be teCOnd pme bcf ore
'"I ~ -w:a-ewed_.. uJ>." Sailon po• "
Coedl DU Gleu admit1ed. "J am --~ rmOy tidred off at mymf. I have FroM II
bmD nwW'9 for te¥en yean ud DllYlical shape." WaLIOD Mid about MW ..,. dOGe that bdoft. bit tam's comebeck. "It's pretty -..... ..uy baft .. we ~ bard to wear us out. ..
·aH• a ,.. coo. nd tbat nally <>raw C... it now I S-3 ovetall, ..... IM WUllll OYer to C«-wbiJe (iojdea West wSt1ed only iu
a-. -=c.s •beck in 20 outiap.
-1!!1 did Din ~I.be~ la IMP ICbool water polo act.ion ~ .. 1mcl -. Wei'wi'w .... IO do IO .... b:llpl . .. IU!dilOD· ... open •. dole pme
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frc1t.ag once being'"' 11ed to the
Chicago Bears tr)OUl camp. Or the
New York Giants drafting Manuel
Muniz. second team All-Clf tackle
in ·42. Or that Dick f reeman. '44
second-team -\II-OF tackle. might
""ell ha' c wound up on the hne for
avv vs. Glenn Da' 1s and Doc
Blanchard 1f he hadn't been hosp11al-
1zed when Navy Coach "Ripper ..
Miller was seeking him out.
However. the odds are stronger
that they'll wind up hanng more fun
reliving the humor and comedy of
yesteryear.
Like the time Al Irwin. 1948-49
grid caoch, was harkened down to
the pokey by Newport Beach police
on a hilthly active Halloween night.
to sign Tor some of his players and
excort them all home.
Irwin had to present a firm and
sobering face upong arriving to dis-
cuss the nature of the pranks with
the gendarmes.
However, his wife. Lois. reflecting
back. sajd. "I have to tell you, Al
c.ouldn't help laughing when he got
called and had to go down there.
Because be remembered some of the
things he'd done as a kid. and they were worse than 1hat." ·
scoring 11 straight points.
8 Laguna Beach (I 0.0, 3-0) kepi
its pcnect record intact with a I S-4,
15-3, 1 S.3 victory over visiting Or-
ange. Sara Nclson bad 13 kills and
Jodi Budae eight 10 paoc the Artists.
In a community college match:
•Golden West made it three
straia.tit victories in the Oran.at Em·
pirc Conference with a 15-1. IS-7,
I S.2 sweee at Rivenide. Freshman
outside hitter Joli Eberhart con·
tribuled 14 kills and sophomore
oulaide hitter Heather Bova nine
kills and five bloc:ts in the malcb
which took under an hour to com·
plete.
'l'OHl,HHl\k
Abbott gains another set of fans
with uplifting letter to youngsttJr
,,.,... The AllOdMAld ..,..
KNOXVlLLE, Tenn. -Bucba!J fan1 ~
know Jim Abbott ii a California A•L To
the perent1 of Trent Slqle, Abbott is Just an •
an,el. Abbon was born without a riaht hand. He o~ercame that problem to become an All-American pitcher
at the Univeflity of Mldlipn, a member of the 1988
United States Olympic team, and finally to fulfill the
dream of every bueball player, to play in tbe m.;or
leaaues.
Abbott was l 2· 12 for the Anecls this leUOD u a
rookie, tbe most pmes ever won by a tint-year
professional.
Trenton Andrew ~ of Powell, a Knoxville
suburb, was born in April withou1 a P9ft of bis left arm.
··1n July, my wife and I mailed Jim Abbott a letter
congratutauna him for his achievements in baseball and
for givina hope to to many children with missina
limbs/' said Ken Slagle, Trent's father.
··we found a p'C&t deal ofcomfort in lookina at Jim
and all that he has accom~ We really never
thouahr of our son as being dasabled., but just differently
ablcd. And with people like Jim around, it just m~
it that much easier to deal with."
Eight weeks later, young Trent received a leuer
from Abbott he'll oo doubt know by heart someday.
Islanders top Kings, 7-4
Pat Lafontaine scored two ,oats and ~
added an assist as the New York slanders,
facini fonner teammate Kelly Hrudey for , •
the first time, beat the Los Angeles Kings,
7-4. Wednesday night at the Forum.
Wayne Gretzky had one goal and 1wo assists for
Los Angeles and needs fi ve more points to break Gordie
Howe's all·time NHL scorin1 record of l,850 wints.
The Islanders were facing Hrudey for the first time
since the goalie was traded to the Kings last Feb. 22.
Mark Fitzpatrick. one of the players acquired by the
Islanders 1n lhat deal, was in nel for New York and got
the victory.
La Fontaine's first goal came JUSt I : 16 into the game
for a 1-0 lead. His second came on a power play wilh
6:38 left 1n the second period and gave New York a 4-1
lead.
The Islanders led 2-1 after one ~nod as Bryan
Trottier added a power-play goal at 7:09. The Kings'
Dave Taylor got his first goal of the season on a po~~
play w1t h 6:08 left.
New York scored three straight goals in the second
penod 10 take a 5-1 lead. Mikko Makela got a power-
play goaJ at I 0:36. La Fontaine had his second goal and
Tom FiUAcrald netted an unassisted goal with 4:22 left.
Elsewhere in the NHL:
• Ulf Dahlen scored two of New York's three
power-play goals as the unbeaten Rangers opened their
home season by holdini off Calgary, 5-4, handing the
defending NHL champions their first loss.
• Russ Courtnall scored his firs1 two goals of the
season and Shayne Corson snapped a 2-2 tic midway
through the thi rd ~nod as Montreal d'owned visiting
Boston. 4-2.
•In Toronto. Dave Andreychuk scored two goals
as Buffalo rolled past the Maple Leafs, 7-1.
•In Hartford. Mike Lsut stopped 24 shots in his
firs! stan of the season and Paul MacDerm1d scored
twice in the first ~riod as the Whalers turned back
Washington. 4-1 .
Ql.OTJ: OJ. Tiit: U \ \
Mlke Prtce, Washington St.ate football coach.
on prepanng for this week's game against Stanford:
"It's a httle harder this week because I don't know
what a Cardinal is. Is this a color we're fighting this
week? There 1s nothing worse than playing a color.
I thoughl it was a redbird, like it was when I used
to be in the Pac-I 0. But a color? They're too
intellectual for me. I'm j usl an old dumb football
coach -I don't know about that philosophical
intellectual stuff from Stanford ...
Owners still deadlocked
GRAPEVINE, Texas -In what Pete ---
Rozelle conceded was the bigge_st division ~
in his 29 years as NA.. commissioner. talks ~
to choose his successor broke off Wednes-
day with the owners deadlocked between Jim Fmks and
Paul TaaJiabue.
"There wasn't enouah compromise to do what I
cared about, which is to Clcct a commissjoner, ·• Rozelle
said after the owners bepn fleeing in limousines from
the airport hotel where they bad met for a total of 21
hours over two days. · --
''There was .no reason to keep. them ...
"I'm a little supriscd," said Kansas City's Lamar
Hunt, co--chainnan of both selection committees estab-
lished to determine Rozelle's successor. ··1 bad hoped
to ~t a positive resolution. but we were just too
div1ded. I think people just want to step back right
now."
They will stce back for two weeks before meetina
again in Oeveland to try to end a deadlock that is less
over ditreren<ies between the two candidates than
between two blocs of owners. Genetally. it's the newer
owners or those left out of the process gainst the older
aroup that bu a.eneraJJy been the NFL establishment
under Rozelle, wbo remains in office 20S days after be
announced bis rcsiption.
The older &rQUp favored Finb, the president of the
New Orleans Saints; the ne-er ~ favored
Tqliabue. althouab u the lape's Wul 'nston at·
torncy, Tqliabue &as worked clotdy with the in1f0up.
Bo repons, may play Sunday
Bo JacklOft ftlll .from outfielder to e
runnina t.:k Wednetday what be~
to the Lot Anltlel Raiden and cb'anOes are ~y Sunday ll&intt the Kansas Oty
"Bo Jacboa will be 1-.ailable (rot reponen) tomor· row. today be'• here in meetiaaa. lettinl tady to p&ay
foott.U .. Raiden Coecb An Sbdl Mid. · JiebOD b8d 1 bia yem-for the Kamat City Royals. hi.U... 32 bome nau Ud *ivinl in 1 OS runs to to wiUJ
a .2Sf banial 1~ Tbe Mott Valuable Player in the
All-$tr ~ be tOot 10 ~ off before reportlQI to I.be bi6en for bit dainl NFL INIOll.
I
... rec:catJy received 1 ldter from your perents With
a woadaM eapraajOG of their feeli~ upon your
arrival i.nto this world," Abbott wrote. ·I hope ,in t~I
ycan abe8d. you fully understand my thouahts 1n th1s1 letter. :.1 I ft "Becaute you were bom with onJy a pertJ&I e ann
there will be those wbo treat you differcnlly. For thc1
most pen tbolt emotions will not be oeptive, but more
fecUna 10ffY for. It's a natural reaction thlt you wiU 1
arow to not always accept. but certa.in~y undentand. 1 "Our obylical appearance to some 1s rcorded u 1
handicap. l view it more as a challenae. My parents
never told me that because r didn't have a nah~ baf!d
I couldn't do this or that. They only supported me m
whatever I attempted to do.
.. For you, Trent, it mi&ht be baseball, soccer, I
lawyer doctor or whatever. -You sec, it reaJly doesn·~
matter'. Al Iona as you real ize there is nothing to stop
you physically from obtaining your goals. ,
"I still be'lieve that aside from the efforts of m)'i
parents, education was ~e next most impo~nt thin~
We all dream of becoming a sports stat but 1t doe1n'
always become a reality. We can also dream of being
happy in whatever it is we choose to do. That's always
a possibility.
..Al any rate, 10 you Trent I say be the best you
can be!"
I'\ THI-: 81,E.\('HERS
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Nuggets release Engelstad
The Denver Nuggets released four ~
players Wednesday from their training •
camp roster, including former UCI forward r
Wayne Engelstad. who played ID 11 games ----
with the team last season. Others c ut from the roster
were guard Clarence Swearengen. center Greg Wiltjer
and forward Howard Wright
The (>.foot-8 Engelstad averaged 2.5 pomts in his
bncf stint with the Nuggets a ye.ar ago. He was wai ved
on Dec. 27 and played in 13 games with the Albany
Patroons of the CBA before finishing 1he season
overseas.
In other pro basketball news:
8 Allen Leavell. a fifth-round draft choice of the
Ho us1on Rockets in 1979, was waived b) the te.am
Leavell averaged 9.9 points and 4.8 assists in 700 games
over 10 seasons wi1h the Rockets. Only Calvin Murph}
(13} and Rudy Tomjanovich ( 11) played more seasons
for lhe Rockets.
•The Cleveland .Ca valiers announced that Craig
Ehlo has signed a contract extension for an und1sclo~d
amount.
Dorsey High star mourned
More than 2.000 mourners including
classmates and delegatio ns f"rom n val * schools, attended a funeral Wednesday for
a Do~ Hiah School football star who ----
coUa an<f died during a game last wetk. ix teammates in green jerseys bore the casket
while athletes from rival Manual Arts and Jefferson
Hi&h paid tribute to Kevin Copeland. who was 17 years
old and was lasl year's All-City selcction for wide
receiver. Some students attending tbe service at
Ma.ranatba Community Church were ovcreome WJth arief and bad to be led outside for fresh air. Co~land coUaPSed Friday niahl during a game
·n t San Pedro Hiah School He had been talking 10
b when he was stricken by apparent heart failure.
ts of a coroner's autopsy were pending.
In other sports news Wednesday:
•The Dodgers have made a number of minor
leaaue staffina changes for the 1990 season. Field
coordinator Guy Wellman will retire followin• the 1990
season and be replaced neu September by mlijor league
special ass!IJtment scout Steve Boros who was named
assistant field coordinator. Also. former outfielder
Regie Smith was named the Dodgers' minor leque
bitting coordinator.
lo other moves, all Dodger minor league manqers
have ~ to tenns on contracts for the 1990 season
-Kevtn Kennedy at Albuquerque (Class AAA); John
Shoemaker at San Antonio (Oass AA): Joe Alvarez at
Vero Beach (Class A); Tim Johnson at Bakersfield
(Cius A); Tom Beyers at Salem (Class A): Joe Vavra
at Great Falls (Rookie Lcque); Jerry Royster ''
K.iuitnmce (Rookie taaue>. l.nd Teddy Martinez at
Santo ~ (Rookie Leaaue).
•Harvey Schiller ~ u commissioner of the
SoutbeUem Conference and is expected to be o.amod
executive director of the U.S. Olympic Comminee. •
po1t be bdd for tbne weeks in January 1988 bef•
munai!W to tbc SEC. •Top 1eeW Job.D McEnroe bad to rally to bell
native hero Thierry T\alaaDc in tbe first round of tk
s2ss.ooo Touloule CFranoe> Orand Prix tenn.i~t • DamellL McEnroe. do WU down ~ in the third beet tbc Freadnnan. 4-6, 6-1, 1.(, (7·2).
•former New \' ort Yaftbet IW third
Cletc ~will~ the Bndentoa EIDloren of
Senior Pro••ioDal llltbaJl Allociatioa, the d ub d.
• F'9hnd beatmc tbc 1eventb aauon to clai 1 "°'In m 1990 World 0ap aoa:er ftnala by pAayiQI
1 aco11l111 lie ill PollPld
~1\JOHll\f,11 H\'ilU\11
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C.ndleltlck Park 11t1 on the western shore
of S.n 'rancl1co hy and 11 notorious for Its
-..... ,...... 1wlrllnt winds. cold. fog •nd empty seats.
Thole seats have been ftlled recently.
Frhere' s a world of difference
despite proximity of teams
Oakland has one of best packs;
San Francisco one of the worse
By STEVE \lllLSTEIN
OAK LA D -L'nllkc some World Series m which
amfic1al turf. a dome or odd field d1m~ns1ons were big
factors, this }car nc11hcr the Oakland Athletics nor the
,San Francisco Giants \\I ll ha ve an advantage at their
ballparks.
The.-biggest difference wall be in the stands. Oak·
land fans lake ·'the wa ve;. .. Giants fans scream more. but
there will be Pknt) of rans of each club at the games.
The Ollkland Coliseum. one of the best baseball·
parks an 1he country. and Candles11ck Park. one of the
worst. haH three things an common -real grass,
s1m1lar sized fields and ~ood. well-balanced teams.
' Cavernous Candlestick Park. home of the Giants
on the western shore of the bay. 1s notonous for its
swirling winds. cold, fog and empty seats. In October.
though. the ·suck can be as pleasant and packed as
Dodger Stadium.
Cozy Oakland ( ollscum. the Athletics· home a few
miles away on the east side of the bay. is praised for
its genteel accommodation with nature and fans - a
recessed field. three tiers of unobstructed seats. bag
scoreboards and a '1cw of the halls an the distance.
Both favor pnchers. with 400-foot center fields.
deep po"er allc)s and. part1cularl} an Oakland. 'ast
tracts of foul temtol') 1.1.herc pop fouls go to die.
"If I were a pitcher (the Oakland Coliseum) might
be m) fa,ontc ballpark. hut as a hatter there are
probably 10 other places I"d rather pla)." said Oakland
outfielder l>~l\C Hendl·~on. who pla~ed 15 games w11h
San Franc1c;co late an I 987
Oakland's field has ,,.\horter grass. a slightl} larger
pla)ing surface a nd a deeper nght field. players 5a).
despite the fact that Candlestick"s nght field line is
listed at 335 feet , fi,e feet more than the Coliseum's.
··v ou can put an>thmg )OU want on the walls. but
all the pla)cr\ kn o" ( am.llest1ck ha' a shorter nght
field." Hender<;on said "Candlcmck also has a sec-through fence so you
rcall) don't knov. 1.1.ht re )OU arc on thl' field all the
time," Henderson said. "Your depth perception 1s kind
of off."
Hitters complain about the "dead air" at Oakland
at night. but both dub'i haH sluggers who can hll
hqmcrs m c11hcr place
Since the am val of Giants President Al Rosen and
Mana.ger Roger Craig four years ago. the Giants ha\c
tned to use C'andlestLck's problems to th~r advanlagc
psychologically, knowing that other teams hate pla} mg
there.
But the Giants can 't wa11 to nee Candlestick and
are hoping for passage of a ballot measure an No emhcr
that would allo"" construction of a stadium an do""n-
town San Francisco A new stadium. owner Bob Lune
believes, will overcome the weather problems better
than Candlesuck •
The worst weather. though. is in the earl} and
middle part of the baseball season. If the Giants pla>.:d
all their home games 1n September and October. v. hen
the weather 1s most pleasant an the Ba) area. the 'Stack
would enJOY a much better reputation.
Indeed. for the San Francisco 49ers during the
football season. the v.eathcr as ideal and the stadium is
fine.
Game 4 of the National League pla\offs began 1n
85 "egrce weather. and Game S 1n 78 degrees. and both
games the nags hung limp an center field. The onh
weather-related problem "'as the bhnd1n~ sun over 1he
nm of the park that led to an error b\ Kc' 1n Mitchel l
in the final game. ·
The weather was a little balmier than usual 1h1s
time of y ear, but clo...cr to what 1s expected dunng the
World Scncs than the fng1d nights and ""•Id guw. of
midsummer that ga\C the ·stick its mean reputation
E\ef! )car the legend gro""s of the "'Ind that hie"
pncher Stu Miller off the mound an the 1961 .\II-. tar
Game. although 1n reaht) at was a mild gust that caused
ham 10 lurch a little an has windup
"Right no" 1s the best time to pla~ at C andlc<it1d.
but the wind I'> unpredictable:· Hrndcr\on '>did ··11
could come up an) time ··
The Oakland Coliseum can get chill~ 1n mid-
summer, too
But because 11 1s not nght ne\t 10 thl' "ater. 11s fidd
1s ret'e\SCd 28 feet belo" ground and the <itad1um v.all<,
block thl• 1.1.1nd. there IS lt:'iS ofa problem "llh pop n1e~
and frozen fans
The ..\thle11cs. who mo,ed fro m Kan..a'i Cat\ 1n
Oakland an 1968. 'it't a franch1 '>l' rel'ord th is ,·car.
drawing ~.67 m1lhon· fans to a ballpar~ that ha<. a
capac1t) of 41:!.219 for baseball
The small capacll) '" pan of the reason .\I Da\ 1\
packed up his. Oakland Raiders after the 1981 :"JFL
season and took them to Los .\ngeles. Da' as 1s talking
with Oakland ( oliscum officials no" about enlarging
the park 1f the Raiders return
Series a bit too local for
Bay area ticket brokers
OrMg9 CCMt DAILY PILOT!Thured9y, OCtOber 12. .. •
Mitchell's absence from
practice angers Craig
ly DAVE CAltftENTfR
,,,, ~ Wiil«
SAN FRANC! CO -Kev an
Mitchell struck out loolcJnf Wedne~
day an has lir~t Wot:ld Scncs assign·
ment:. ShowinJ up for practice.
>\n angry San Francisco Giants
Manager Roger Craig said the slug-
ging outfielder wi ll be fined heavily
for the whiff.
Mitchell returned home to San
Otego after the Giants won the
National League pennant on Mon-
day an Game 5 apanst the Chicago
Cubs. and told Craig by telephone
Wcdnesda) that he thought the first
World Scncs workout was toda\
That didn't Sii ""ell 1.1.'lth the nor·
mall> eas)·go1ng ( ra1g. v.ho 1.1.as
pan1cularl) irked that ~llcht:ll
d1dn"1 ask perm1ss1on tu 0) ·home
for has da) off
"Sure I m upset I made an an,
nouncement before the whok hall
club about the "ork out. and he ~•d
he didn't know about 1t.'" Craig said.
Mit chell. who led the rT\aJOr
leagues ""llh .p home runs. was the
onl\ no-sho"" al the mandatOf'\ tea m
""orkou1 an C andlc.,uck Par·k He
rt:portcdl) ""a<, do-;ang a deal on a
huusc Craig said he wa" e.11;pected
hack Wedncsda) night and wall be at
toda> ·s v.orkout
The (j1ant!. of)l:n 1he World Senes
1n Oakland aga1ns1 the ..\thleucs on
Saturda) night
There was <,ume on-the-tit·ld ne ""s
for ~an Franusrn. 100
< ra1g named Don Robin~on as his
(1a r'nc 3 c,tarll'r follow ang \lott (1ar-
relt c; and Rad RcuSl hcl. and sa td
\11ke la( us\ Kclh Downs and
C1arrelts are hcang ·wns1den:d for
C1ame .l He said Ernest Riles wall be
ha'> designated h111er for gam1:c, pla' -
ed at the Oak land < ohscum
The left-handed b11t1ng Rill''> "'ho
h11 2~8 1.1.1th '>l'\l.'n homers and .lll
RBis an 302 at-hats. ma} be 1n~ned
1 n the :-..o · spot ahead of \tau
W11l1ams to pro\ 1de a le ft -nght-lett
comhma11on 1n \.\ 111 (lark. ~ltlhcll
and Riles Rile'> enJo~cd good 'iUC-
1.'cc,'i al the ( olaseum and aga1n'>I , . .,
Game I s1ancr. [)a, c. \tl·wan Jur-
Umpiring crew
announced
'-I\.\ ) OR).. I \Pl -Rtlh l rJrllJ
of thl' .\ml·man I l·ague and Dutlh
Rcnncn and Paul Rungl' nl thl·
'.\a11unal l eagul' l'Jl h "or~1ng h•'>
third \.\orld ~·m•<, \.qi! Ix· Jm11ng
the \l\·man umpmng l rt:w tor thl·
~·m·<, hl.·t"l'l'n thl' <lJkl • .ind \ ' and
'an f ranl l\t."11 ( 11Jnt\
lrarllJ "ho \\Orkl·J the I 1 I .1nJ I~ 4 ~rll''-v.111 ht· 1ninl·J ti\ \I
( lark. ma~ang ha'> -.ewnJ \all'' ap-
pearaml' anJ \ Jl \ 111tau1" "11rlv
mg h1., tir<.1 \\ orlJ \l'rlt'\
Rcnnen \\ho v.or.,.l·d lhl· 1'"1111
and 19 ' \l'fll'' and R ungl· 1 l •1~•1
and 1%41 \\lll he i111m·J h' £nl
(1rl'gg. "or~1ng h1' flr\t \t•m'"
Thl· otfaal \lnrac, \\ 111 tx· Phil
P.:f)I:. prr<,1tkn1 ut lhl' Ra..ctiall
'.\ntcrs' ..\<,\ot·1at HHl 01 ~menca .
Nack Pctcrc; ot lhl· '°l<Kramt•nw Ree.
and (hurl [}\lxtal ot the C on1ra
( osta Tame\
ing has 31h seasons with the 1\111·
waukcc Brewers.
"He has confidence he can hn."
huung coach Dusty Baker said "He
uses the whole field, and he ha\
surprising power. Hfs a vef) calm
hiller."
Craig said several player., were
dtSappotnted an M11chell's absence
and expected the club to take d1c,-
c1phnary action.
"If I let one pla)'er get awa) w11h
something. then other pla)er<> can du
11. •• Craig said .. As bad a~ I hate 10
do It at 1h1s time of the 'tear c,ome-thm~ had to be done · ··r m not 'en '>tnct I can o\ cr-
look a lot of 1hin~ Bui I ha.,,e t1.1.11
rules that I stnc11\ "nforce "'o
dnnll.ang on thl· a1rpianc and be on
11me ··
One plaH'r ~ho d1sappr<>'·l'd 111
~11tchcll'~ iih'>l!m.e "a'> ( lark. ~ho al
first refu'>t·d to comment on tht
matter thl'n said later ··Evel') bod\
keeps sa~ang (lark and M11chelf
,,
( lari and Mitchell. Uark and
Mitchell But 1t's a 24-man team
E\el')bo<i) has to police himself ..
'>t.'cond ba~man Robby Tbomp-
w n agreed
"I thank it'd be better Lhat he was
here -that's obvaoui.," Thompson
said. "But I'm not going to sit here
and II') to sur th1og.s up among the
pla)ers "
M11chell let\ a message on Craig's
an\wenng machine Tuesday 01ght
aftl·r apparently lcamrng of the
Wcdnesda) practi ce when he Ollled
Baker ( ra1g left a return message
hu1 did n't hear from ham until
'>honl\ before pracuce. which led to
a d1~~s1on 1.1. 1th General \1anager
.\I Rosen about a substantial but
undisclosed line Rosen declined
1..11mmcnt
Hakl·r -;uggt·s1ed that perhaps
\1 1lchi:ll couldn'1 catch a plane
nonh \.\ ednl·-.da~ morning
I m sure 1-..c:\ ins working some·
place ·· he said
"'"~
WUI Clark, named Most V aluable Player In the N•tlon•I
League Cha"'plonsh lp Serles, hopes the Giants• bubble
won•t burst In the World Se rles ag ainst the O•kland A ·s.
lly J AMES 0 . CLIFFORD
~,.rnslllrft"
to bu} tickets chsrupied tele phone
sen ice for t~o hours an com-
rhunittes throughout the northern
part of the state on Tue'ida}
t K-OCIAN Is shi"I &w&y FU.l Dlnlftl Dollus worth SI 0,000.
l\N FR..\NCISCO ome
ticket brokers thank the "orld Senes
between San Francisco and Oakl and
1s too local for their pocket books
and fear the out--0f-10" n mone) tap
Will go di)
Having two Ra) area teams an lhe
senes "1s kind of bad. because you
don't get people from out of town."
said Rod Hudson of the Omni
Ticket Agency of San Francisco. He
said tourists usually take the first
reasonable offer they rcttive. com-
pared to local fans who shop around
fo r lower pnccs.
"We arc setting buyers from sur·
rounding c1t1es 1n Nonhem Cah·
fomia. ·• Hudson said WcdnesdaY-.
"But that's not really ·out-of-
town. · 1·
Rcprdang Northern C'.aJifomia
interest, telephone company ofTic1aJs
note about 2.1 million callers hopin&
The callers were seeking 4.000
uckets that went on saJe at 9 a m. for
the three Giants' home games at
Candlesuck Park. On Monda}. a
smaller number of tickets for the
Oakland Athletics' home games at
the Oakland Coliseum were scooped
up in I 1h hours.
There's a buyi ng frenzy by natives
for Bay Bndge World Senes t1cke1s,
but will it last?
"No matter how big of a baseball
fan they arc. how many games arc
they going to go to:· asked Jem
Adelman of Murray's Tickets 1n San
Francisco. "~· four?"
"My desk is loaded with work."
said Joan Gordon. owner of the San
Jose Boll Office, where ttckets for
both the-A's and Gaants start at S225
per game in the outfield.
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A111tnlle, dlt. MlcftMI ltMy, Houatoft, 6-f, 6-0. "*" ..... .._,. Sftow. llrml111hem, def. SMlll e.Mlram, IV.... 64, 6·•1 '--9111 GIMI• nwt.1111, ftrellCll, •• OMt9 KlllY, "'9moM, 7·S,
.. 1; ltic:a Slluellter, Nelllv•, def. Scott Oouellls, lelklnl ...... N.J., 6·1, t-0; C"'-PaN'l'lllllV, Olemeftd lier, dlt. loll 'Mllltt, 5-11
JOM1 t-l.L 6· 1; 'Ired ,._.,, Sell C..,.,,.,le, cllf.
StWhllll eltterWL..W..1 GertNnv, 6-0, 6·1. WOM9..-.W. ..... LH ...........
Chantal VlllldlertftdollCll, Hollend, def. Judv
Hele, Tl.dtln, 6-0, 6•1; •""'8 laadlt, Wnt Garmany, def. Deborlll Valat'Osl, FrMnO, 6-0,
6-1; Ellen De l..Aftlle. HOl!Md. cllf. Jlfl SNtmen, *'• Ana, 6·0, 6·0; Tiki AvaUll. ,., .... def. NaMV Olsoft. SIOl'IV Pokll, N. Y., 6-4, 2·•· 6·4;
Twrv Lawis, Modesto, def. MaurMn Hannon, Junnvvale. t·l 6-0; Dewie Miiier, MkJdlltown,
N. Y .. def. l«tlv wtllte-Chuft, Fl"ftllO, 4·6, 7•6,
6·J; Janet McMonan, GrHt Britain, def. Mao Joftel, FOUl'taln v.....,, 6·1, 6·0; ~Ven
Den llosdl. Hollaftcl, def. Jeell!We Nlrtlol,
Houston, 6-3, t-J. MUC.•o ooueus , ........
&rad Pttnll, San Clemente-Clla11'el Ven·
dlt<tndonc:k, HOiiand. def. Pltrrt lius.acte.
France,-flteolna IMCJllt. Wesl Garmanv. 6-1, 6·l;
Clll1> Turrwr, Houston·MoniQue Van Den llolc:ll,
HOiiand, def. Laurent Glammartlnl, France-
El*I 0. L.anet. HOiiand, 6· t, 6-2; DMlet
Hernanotz. Frnno·Panv ROlllllOft, Reno, def
lhlllfl McFar1and, lrvlne-Jen Sharman, S.nla Ana. 6-2. 6· 1.
Men's '9UrMrMnt (at T.....,.., ,,_,_
,Int ....... Slllllea -Jonn McEnroe, Cove Neck. N.Y .. def. Thlerrv
TutHne, ~renew, •-6, •~1. 7,6 11~u~ Maonus
Gustalsson. Sweden. def. Guv Forget, Fr•nc:e,
6·•. •·6, 6·3; Udo lltllltewskl, Wt1t Germanv, def.
Girts Dztldt. Sovlel Union, 7·6 (1·2l. 2·6. 6•1.
SK'tlMI •IUM S11111ea Christian 8tr'11strom, Sweden, def. Fabric•
Santoro. France, 7·S, 6·3; Andrei Chelnollov,
Soviet Union, def. Juan Allur, Sl>aln, 6·1, 6·4. ,,,_,s teumllment
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f Int •euiW Slllllea Rona ld Agenor, Haiti. def. Andre A11assl, LH
Vegas, 6·3, 6·2. Aaron ~rlcksttlll, Gross.
Polnre. Mictl., def Tommv Ho, Winier Hevlft, Fta .. 6·2. 6·0.
Men's t.umament
(al SVCIMV, Austrlllla) First ._. SiMlts
111an Ltn<ll, Czecl'IOslOvakla. def Mauro ~Ztl, Brazil, 6-2. 6·0; Mark Kratzmann,
Ausiralla, def. Jakob Hlastlt. Switzerland, 6· I,
2·6. 7·6 (9·1)
Sac.Md Rauftd SiMlts
Lar1 Wahlilrtn, Sw~. def. Ctrt·Uwt Stete>, West Germar>v, 1·6, 6·4, 6-•. Tllomas Hogsttdl,
Sweden, def Wallv Mawr, Australie , S·7. 6·•.
6·2
Women's tourMment
(at Meselw)
Flnt •lllM SiMlts Merla Strendlund, Sweden. def 8trsv
Ntllt!Hn, KaDalua Bav: Hewell, 2·6, 6· I, 6·•. Grttehtn Magers, San Antonio, Texas. def.
Mlcl'lelt Ja11111rd, Au"ralla, 6·2, 6·3; Lelle
Mtsl'lkl, Sovlel Union. def. PHc11e Peradls, France, 6·•. 6·4; Pam Shrivlf'. Lullltrvillt , Md ..
def Louise Flt td, Australia, 6·2, 6·2. Larisa
Savcneni..o. Sovltl Union. def. Eva Svl111trova,
CzechoslOvakia. 6·2, 6·0, Mollv van No,rrand,
Briol'ttweters. N.V. def. Marline Powllk, Wes1
Germanv. 7·6. 6· l, 6·4.
Women's tourMment
(at fNen,.dt, Wt1t Gannanvl
~lltauftd~
Monica S.les. Vugoslevia, def Svtvla Hanltt;a,
west Germanv. 6·3, 6·4, Radke Zrul>ekove.
CzeclMttlovekla, def Htltne -Sukova. Wnl Gt r· manv, 6·3, 6·2, Zlne Garrlsor, US . def Elna
llttinacl't, South Africa, 6·4, 6·1, Marv Jot
Fernandez, U S . def Sanora WHSlf'ma n
llt1111um, 6· I, 6·0, Dianne van lltn<1s1>Yr11. South
Atr.ce, def Clauola Porwik, Wtsl Germanv 7·5 6·)
Hltft scMGf 9W1s
NON·LEAGUE C-_,Mal' IS, R ... H .. J
SIMles Strauss (CdM) dtt LansdorD. 6· I, def Ho,
6·3. def. Homma. 6·0. McClintock <CdMI won,
6·2, 6·3, 6·0; Ann HOOd (CdM) won, 6· I 6· I, 6·7
~ Pollock-O'Lu rv ICdMl def Slu·LYnn. 6-0.
def. Virt1.....Cl'IOdl«O, 6-1. Jef. Mlv•t•·Ftutr,
6-t; McFerland·Mancnester (CdMI won, 6-0, lost, 6·7, won, 6·0; Hoffrnan·Gokhteln (CdMI
tos1, 2·6, 6·7, won, 6•4.
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ORANGE ~· COM,ERENC• Golden Wnl def. lltlverlldt, 1S·1, 15-7, lS-2.
Hltft scMGf tilr1s
MA V1EW LEAGUE Cor-Ott Mal' def. NewDOtt HerbOf, 13·15,
15-10, 15-1. lS-f. -.. AClltC 1:0AST UA.UE
L.-e..c!h def. Or.,,._, 15-4, 15-J, 15•3 .
Woodllrldlle def. T~ Hiiia, lH, lS-12.
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wnd bass, 110 mackerel, 217 tculPln, I
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albecore, 40 sklllladl, I bladl sea bau (re·
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TUftdav-et Sen FranclKO, S:31 D m.
weonesoev-.1 s.n Frand sco, 5:21 D.m. Tl'lundllv, Oct. 1,_.t s.n Francisco, S:21 I Los Angeles, Grtlzky 3 (TOMlll, McSorlev),
1.27 (1>1>). 9. Los Anotltl. Tonetti 2 (l(udftskl.
Robinson), 7:.0 (1>1>); 10 Haw Yn. WOOd 1
(Piton, Fltz11tr•ldl. 11:.0; n New York, Sulltf' 3
(Flatley). 1,..23 Ian!. Ptnalllfl-SUlltf, NY (Cllargltlg). :Jt. Vukola, Nlf, mlnor·maior (ln-
stf9ator. flgl'ttlno>. 6·SI. McSorltv, LA, maior
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sboppina and one eveet bad a sona wriuca about him.
Akaendcr Volko.v and S&nlw
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center, Volkov and Paspalj are for-
wards and Petrovic and
Marcbwionia are 1uards. Mardndiooia. playina for the
Golden Seate W1nion. 1ppean at bomc ia bis new environment. He
tivw in a suburb of Oakland,. drives
a Macedel and joined a beahh dub.
RecallJ. he ns spotted '!'JlliDI a Loi ~ Oippen·T-ebirt.
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rojan·s have some
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I care of before Irish
1y KIN ftETIRS /ti.,......,..
LOS ANGELES - Anticipation
js buildiA& for the USC-Notre Dame
game.
Unfonunately. it's a week too soon.
Before the 10th-ranked Trojans
get their shot at No. I Notre Dame
Oct. 21, they have to play a game
that's more important in one regard
-the Rose Bowl race -against
California this Saturday.
USC Coach Larry Smith admitted
that it's a most dangerous time for
the Trojans.
"Su~. it's tlle nonnal tendency to
look ahead,'' Smith said. "Nobody
knows how good Cal is, b.ut we do.
It may .be the hardest thing we've
had to do this year, to stay focused
on Cal."
Tht: TrojansA winners of their last
foJJr games aner a 14-13 opening
loss 10 lllino1s. will be heavily
favored over the Golden Bears, 2-3.
in their game at Berkeley. use goes into the game tted for
the Pac-10 lead with a 2-0 con-
ference mark. Cal is 0-2.
Smith. however. stressed that the
Bears are a capable football team.
··in their last 10 home games.
they've lost JUS t o nce. to UCLA last
>ear." the Trojan coach said.
··we've got to go up there and play
a gre_at game. •·rr we slack ofT. it'll be hke three
years ago (a 14-6 upset loss to the
Bears at Berkele) ). "
Although the TroJans ha\e domi-
nated the scnes w11h the Bears.
winning 10 of the last 11 meettngs.
l 'SC has lost three of the last seven
games at Cal.
"I think It 's a state nvalr) l1nd of
thing," Smith said. "~nd the> (the
Bears) pla) \el") \\'ell against top-
cahber opponents. I think the) 'II
pla) probabl) their best game of the
season against us."
Another WOrT) for . m11h 1s that
his team 1s rclat1\el) banged-up.
with the 24-16 \'ICtorv over Wash-
ington last Saturday taking a particu-
larly heav)' toll.
Comerback Mar\'ln Pollard was
lost for the season with a knee
inJUr). Second-string tailback Aaron
Emanuel suffered a shoulder sprain
and. Smith said, probably won't
even travel to Berkeley.
USC already was without tailback
Scott Lockwood, who suffered a
thumb injury earlier, and he also is
hsted as doubtful for the meeung
with the Bears.
"Lt's cnucal back there (at
tailback)." said Smith. who will
ha\ e starter Ricky Ervins backed up
bv sophomore Calvin Holmes. "~'e're beat up:·
Smith also has other womes:
known as a coach who emphasizes
the kicking game. the Tro1ans have
had problems there this year. includ-
ing ha\ mg a punt blocked and re-
turned for a touchdown b} Washing-
ton.
..\sked about the state of the kick-
ing game. Smith smiled and replied.
"I wish I could think o f a no ther
v.ord. but ... bad."
He 11cked ofT the Jcfic1c.n~1es
game then added . "At least "e
caught the ball on P.unt returns. That
v.as a ma1or step.
Florida investigation
confirmed by NCAA .
G.\INESVILLE. Fla. l.\P) -
NC.\.\ officials have confirmed that
Flonda. placed on tv.o ~ears' proba-
tion in 1984 for rules \ 1ola11ons 1n
its football program. 1s again under
NC AA tn\ C<\ttgat1on
Da' 1J Berst.lthc :-.;c ..\ ..\ ·) director
of enforcement. ~a1<l that the
school's athlcuc program has been
undt"r S('rut1m since June 30 but
that at Florida's request the univer-
sity wasn't ma1kd a letter of official
no1ifica11on.
If the letter had been mailed to the
school. upon receipt 1t would have
falle n under the Florida Public Re-
cords Act and been a\ a1lable to the
public and media.
In waiving its nght to no t1fica11on.
Flonda avecd 10 conduct a JOIOt
tn\ esttga11on ~Ith the NC.\.\. fc)\:us·
mg on thC' football and basketball
programs. The probe has alread}
claimed the JOb of football coach
Galen Ha ll. v.ho admitted three '1-
ola11ons o f NC A .\ regulations and
resigned on unda}.
"Our coopera11on v.1th the NC .\A
made sendini of a prehmtnal") no-
tice of mqu1f1 unnccessa~ ... said
Flonda mtcnm preSJdent Robcn ..\.
Bryan. adding he thought the in-
\C'St1ga11on v.ould move faster
wtthout the letter and resulting pub-
hc1t).
"If we rece1\e<l the lettC'r. ~e
v.ould be spending an awful lot of
time t'it{>laming along the wa) :·
Bryan said. "This wa), through the
cooperauon ot our attorne}s ... and
the ~( .\...\. things v.ould be.· cas1t·r ..
Bc~t said the NC..\.\ probe can-
n0t be completed b) Janual") 1990.
meaning the Gaiors .,.. ill a\ 01d an
au1o ma11c .. dl·ath penalt}.. for
schools that haH· ~om m111ed maJor
\ 1olattons \\1th1n fi,e )l'ars.
Ho"e\er. he said Florida ~1111
could ha' c Its football and/or
basketball programs shut do" n 1f
major ,·iolat1ons are uncovered.
.. If the death penalt) becomes a
cons1derauon." Bcrst said. "I "ould
think 11 "ould be O\er thl· serious-
ness of possible violations and not
the ttme frame."
The jOtnt invesuga11on began
amid allega11ons of secret pa~ men ts
b\ the coaching stafT to former
F1onda basketball pla} ers as \.\'ell as
illegal drug actl\ ti) b) former Gator
athletes.
Berst said no specific 1nc1dcnt led
to the NC ..\~ 's 1mesttgat1on of
Flonda. but the organization has
monitored the school's athleuc pro-
gram since Jul} 1988 v. hen the un1-
\CrsUJ> announced an internal in-
' es11gat1on.
The NC A..\ has s1' months -
until Dec. 30 -to infonp Flonda 1f
the tn'es11gat1on is continuing or
completed.
"I can assure \Ou," Bcrst said.
··1h1s one won't bC (completed)."
8111 .\msparger. Flonda athleuc .
d1re-ctor. concurred with Bryan that
the university's cooperation with the
NCAA made a letter of no11fica11on
unnecessar).
Valvano replaced ~s AD
search commin~ fo r a pennanent
a thleuc director. RALEIG H. N.C. (AP) -Harold
Hopfcnberg was named rntenm ath·
le11cs directo r at North Carolina Valvano. who will remain as State Wednesday, replacing Jim basketball coach, has been planning
Valvano, who was ordered to resign 10 step down since August. when
after a . Pr:obc of a~d~m1c 1m-u NC System President C. 0 .
propnchcs tn the school s basketball 4 SpanaJcr .requested the move. after
program. an invcsttgauon of alleged miscon-
duct tn the basketball program.
Interim C hancellor Larq
Monteith announced the appoint-
ment. effective Monday, and also
named c..-1 Dolce. fonner dean of
the N .C. State Colleae of Educatio n
and Psychology. as chainnan of a
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the u.njversity would make 1t easier
to work t0tctber.
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1y KATHY LEE PAPE
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Andrc Previn conducted the Los
Anicles Philharmonic in a concert
of fourths -Beethoven's Sym-
phony NO. 4 1n 8-flat. Opus 60. and
. Sbost.akovich\s Symphony No. 4 in
C minor. Opus 43. Both works are
less well-known than each com-
poser's greater pieces, but it made no
difference to the performers. who
played bnlhantly at the Oct. 7 open-'°• of the Orange County
Philharmonic Society's G reat Or-
chestra Senes.
The sombe r beginning o f
Beethoven's adagio, during which
the winds. played louder than the
strings in the pianissimo passsges.
ga ve wa> to the happier allegro
th'eme. Interpreting the themes nice-
ly. the strings performed the forte
and piano sections with good d iver-
gent dynamics. The~ also played the
legato and marcato parts wtth sutt-
able contrast.
In the dreamy seoond movement,
adagio, the winds played smoothly
and the strinp pve n1ce crescendos
and deerescdendos. However, the
scond violins• pizzicato was . not
quite together dµrina P6f1 of a pass-
age. and the sirinp• notes were not
as clearly performed during an
ensemble section. The winds' legato
ending was very smooth, with no
indication of when one instrument
stopped a9d another took over the
melody.
The exuberant third, allegro
vivace, movement was played very
well with the orchestra ,J;ivtnF great
fortissimo. Again. the winds pian-
issimo was not as subdued as the
strings', which miaht be the result of
the wonderful acoustics in the hall.
Even th.ough only single. wind instru-
ments played. they could be heard
1;asily. even together with the all the
stnngs. Some of the lower notes
during supporting passages sounded
a bit sloppy. and when the French
horn played, the notes blared.
Pauley's future with .
'Today' show unce.rtain
,NEW YOR~ (AP) -With Jane
Paule) 's 39th b1rthda)' loom ing and
her I Jth ~ear on "Today" noted. the
onl~ quesuon Wednesda} was
~hether she'd stay on the top-rated,
troubled morning show. Neither she
nor N BC "ould sa}.
All NBC' News would sa) 1n
response to a published report that
Paulev probably would leave the
show ·at year's end was that Paule}.
who has two ~ears left on her con-
tract would Sta) at the net"ork
.. As Jane Paule} has stated. she
will be staying on with NBC News,"
NBC said in a statement. .. Con-
versauons about specifics are con-
cluding now and we expect to an-
nounce our mutual plans shortl):·
Paule)-. who didn't return phone
calls on the 13th anniversary of her
JO ining the show. reportedly has
been upset· over changes at "Today,"
rncluding a switch of news anchors
in whic h "NBC News at Sunrise"
anchor Deborah Norville last month
was made the "Today" news anchor.
That JOb had beeri 'held b} John
Palmer. a former White House cor-
respondent. since 1982. He now
anchors the earlier ··sunrise."
There has been speculation. about
which NBC won't comment. that
Norville 1s being considered as the
next .. Toda} .. co-a!'lchor.-She was
gnen a fi vc-}car contract in Au&ust.
Pegg) Hubble. a~ NBC ~ews
spokeswoman. declined to sa)
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In the allcgo, the winds blended
bcltCT with the strinp, as their
dynamics more ne&lj~ualed each
other. The orchestra ormcd the
piece' w\th ariat dept , ~vina loud
fortissimos and. sqft p1anissimos.
One the whole. tbe aroup pve an
enthusiastic and well-exteuted per-
formance that was well received by
the audience.
A d ifferent mood was emoted
from the beginning of the
Shostakovich symphony, with its
stentonous fort1ssimos. The theme
jumped among the different sections
of the orchestra -first the strings.
then woedwinds. then brass · -
creating an anxious mood, One pass-
age featured a resounding st.ring sec-
tion. contrasted with the softer ~lo
bassoon. Switching. to a more pen-
sive moo<i, the violas picked up the
melody, playing smooth legato
notes. Dunng this interval. the brass
played mellow solos.
Shostakovich constantly switched
moods dunng all three movements
Jane Pa uley
Wedncs<la' when or 1f Paule) will be
leaving ··'roda)." which she co-
anchor!I with Bryant Gumbel.
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of the symphony. from tense to
passive melodies. The enlarged or-
chestra plJyed it well; of note were
the first v1olin's solo, passion.11tely
performed, and the lint bassoonist's
fine tolos. :Tbe composer pve this.
inst.rumcnt many ap~rtunilies to
shine in the composition, and the
musician was up to the task.
This symphony is a difficult one
to perform, with its synoeopation ·
and irrclgular patterns. its odd en-
trances for various instruments. Part
of the third movement has a Bolero.-
type hypnotic rhythm by the bass
section, whose members performed
well. The nuner tongue io the flutes
was ·enjoyable, and the sustained
fl.9tes in. the finale were performed
smoothly and clearly. ~
Previn arranged Che orchestra so
that the violas sat outside 1he cellos.
allowing their mellower tones to be
heard better. Overall. Prt"vin and the
Los Angeles Philharmonic Orchestra
gave a beautiful concert. earning
three bows from the audience.
Ci mas open Saturday_-
children' s film -festival
Fashion Island's Edwards Island
Cinemas. the center's new scven-
plex theatre, will host a free chil-
dren's film festi val Saturday.
.. The festival has been created fo r
the entire community and will fea-
ture a variety of children's films.
coutc1ding with the unveiling of our
children's ule area." said Eileen
Bohcn. director of marketing for the
theater chain.
The film festi val . o~n to the
publfc and free to all children under
12, 1s Saturda) from 11 a.m. to 5
p.m. ~ \anet} of classic ch1 ldn:n's
film~ will be fea tured including:
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"Babaar." "Little Monsters," ··Milo As part of the 70.000-sqare-foot
& Otis" and a surprise fea1ure film expansion of Fashion Island. over
to be announced the day of the 200 hand-designed ttles have been
event. Coca-Cola will also distribute insta lled in the new 350-square foot
Coca-Cola water bottles to the first pasco area. The children's tile pro-
1.000 children who attend the fesll -gram. v.h1 ch rcve children the op-
val. ponunity to cs1gA their own per-.
.. The fcsuval will serve as our sonal title with proceeds bcnefitting
official grand opening and con-Kids Cancer Connection. will · be
tribute to the mementum created b) unveiled Saturda\ at 10 a.m .. befo.re
Fashion lslands's grand reopening the film fcsuva l h:gins
pl1ns ... said Jim Edwards Ill, pres1-The children'\ tilm fe~tival will
dent of Edwards Theatres ... We arc take place at Fashion l\land's ne"
pleased to be working with Fashion scvcn-plex th~ter 1n two. scparatt'
Island :o cre;ue an event that will auditorium!>. For more 1nformat1on
coincide with the oOical 1nvelling of on the fc'ittval. call Edwards
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Weat bright colored clothing
with retro-reflective trim short
enough to prevent tripping.
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Jaguar'! selling 'damaged' autos
I) GMY llOVll.AM>
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A Newpon Beach iovestor plans
to slap the British luxury car manu·
r.cturer Jaauar wilh a class action suit a.Uesina can cla.mllltd in ship-
ment have been repai~ at low-cost
body shops and sold to unsuspectina
bu~ Blake contends Jquar has
sold, and continues to sell. damtaed
cars to customen in the U.S.
without disclos.ina the can· hlstory.
The damage appears laraely to be
to body panels that must be sanded,
filled and repainted. The corrective
work is not done to factory stan-
dards, Blake charges.
Until recently. aooording to Blake,
who owns. two Jaguars, the ~pain
wen: carried out et a long Beach
facility, but w OpcB,1ion bas now
moved to me cars point or entry 11
Pon Hueneme near Oxnard.
· .. No one in his riah• mind would
pun:hue a brand new lu.xury car,
tnowina it bad been d&maae<f and ~aed at a local body shop. when
for the wne money ~Y could buy
one that was factory fresh.... Blake
said.
He sajd the car maker has ad-
mitted that one of the two cars he
owns was damaged and re~ircd
before it was sold to him without
disclosure.
Blake and his Beverly Hills at-
torney S~veo E. Young plan to hold a prns con erence at the Los An-
gc:lcs P~s Club Fndar· at which
they say they wil produce
videotapes of damaged and un-
regastercd can at ttpa.ir Catlht1es.
The pair also said they will reveal
the names of top Jaguar offictals wbo~ t~ say, a~ awart of the
repair poficy.
Blake bouabt both of h11 Jquan
at Newpon f mPoru. one of the best
known lu.xury car dealen on the
West Coa.st.
Sterlin& Bantle. head of Jaguar
sales at the dealership, said he knew
nothina of the pending legal acuon.
He added the dealership had re-
ceived no complaints from its other
customen.
"I know Mr. Blake and he is a
good customer." Bantk said. ''but
this 1s news to me. It blows me out
of the water... .
Asked how 1he allept1ons. could
affect the car maker's image. Bantle
said, "I don't think 1t"s going to do
anything to Jquu sales."
He c-0uld not provick the number
of Jaauars sold by Newport Imports
each year . "J rcafly cannot I've that
information out. but we sell a lot."
he said.
Blake saJd he ha$ no compla1nts
about the dealership. but he adckd.
"I really think the) should be awa~
of this becau~ this announcement
will have a maJOr impact on 1hem ..
Blake 1s scheduled to appear on
the David Horowitz consumer af-
fairs segment of this evening's
KNBC/Channcl 4 telev1S1on news.
The cash-troubled Bn11sh car
manufacturer 1s currentl:,. attracting
invtstment interest from bo1h Ford
and General Motors ·
OC hotels gear up for business
lly DEIBtE SAKAMOTO
Of-0-'Y,... ~
The Radisson Plaza Hotel-Orange
County Airport 1n Irvine. formerly
The RegJstry Hotel, 1s scheduled to
open on Nov. I af\cr a S3 millton
renovation with a new emphasis on
serving the corporate 1ravclcr, mect-
i ng planners. and week-end
travelers.
The renov.auon stre~ ameniltes
designed to attract the business
traveler. Rooms w1JI ~ equipped to
accommodate FAX machines. com-
puters and telephone confercl"}c1ng
to serve 30 people. said .Aref Haffar.
general manager.
A total of J0.000 square-feet of
business space was created. includ-
ing a board room and a second-Ooor
loft for conference space.
"We turned 11 into a corporate-
meet1ng hotel.'' HafTar said.
··The business traveler 1s the soph-
1st1cated traveler The' have a 101 ol
demand They spend half their time
traveling. The hotel will become
their second home ... he said.
Haffar sa1d the renovation of the
airport. currently udcrway. will be
an asset to all the hotels in the area.
ttafTar esttmatecS a 6()...percent oc-
cupancy after the first year.
The 293-room ho1el underwenl an
entire interior remodel. Stucco was
replaced wilh wallpaper and marble
replaced linoleum to achieve a more
personal look, HafTar said. Copy and
computer centers wi1h 1hc business
traveler 1n mind.
HaU'ar said they plan 10 conduct
business differently than 1he former
Reg.istry Hotel. wh\ch closed sud-
denly Feb. 8 after reportedl) being
unable to meet it's debts.
"They (The Reg.i stry) had too
many take-overs. There wasn'1 an}
consistency toward service. We plan
to make service of pnmary 1mpon-
ance. The employees are hert" to
serve. the customer. If they can't do
that the) 'II be out of a JOb." Haffar
said.
B11l1e Buffington. director of sale'>
for the Mamou Suites hotel sched-
uled to open Oct. I 6 in Costa Me..a
said they'll target success b} put11ng
emphasis on bo1h the business and
leisure traveler.
Although sbe said she realizes it
w1ll take over a year. Bu ffington said
she 1s shooting for a l~percent
occupancy
"We'll pnmanly cater toward the
business chentcle. But. because o l
the South Coast Plaza and the
theater we hope to get the leisure
travelers as well.'' she said. The
Mamou Sunes hotel 1s located on
the comer of Sak1oka Dmc and
Anton Boulevard.
Like the Radisson Plata Hotel.
Buffington said they plan on doing
business d1fTerentl) than the other
ho1els in the area by pnmanl~ sell-
ing good service.
The Manon Suites. howc' er.
doesn't d11Terent1ate between rooms
available for the business or leisure
traveler. All the rooms a~ suites.
The rates. unhle the Radisson
Plaza Hotels. remain the same for all
cu tamers. All suites. whteh include
a refn_gerator. t\\O telephones and
televisions. a s1 rnng room and a
~droom and comphmcntar) roffet'
and breakfast are S99
Business rates at The Radisson
Plaza Hotel stan at S95 for a corpor-
ate room while the Plaza roomo; arc SI 15. The Plaza room includes
breakfast. newspaper. happ~ hour.
snacks. and 2~hour room ser. ice
The upscale rooms are S 140
fhe Radisson Plua Hotel will be
1a1lon ng their week-ends to sen1ng
the locaJ communit) with a Fnda}
night ~afood buffet and a unda\
brunch. The Cl ub 8~ ~111 ha\e a ll\e
band and happy hour.
The 255-room. I I-story Mamott
hotel 1s also ca1enng to the local
business communtt) b> geanng their
re'i1aurant tc.S ~rv1ng business client'>
1n ~O minute'i or less so the~ can gC't
back to work
fhe Radisson Plua Hotel. located
on MacArthur Boulevard across
lrom the Orange Count~ .\arpon has
alrcad> booked reservations and has
scheduled social engagements such
as wedding receptio ns and
Christmas pantes.
"So far. "e·re doing a 101 better
than we thought," HatTer stud
The Rad1\Son owns 204 hotels
worldwide. 135 1n the United States.
Radisson 1s an anihate of S ..\ <; ..\ir-
hnes and ~tO\t'-S-P1ke ol \"111er-
land
C1M Y In\ estment ( u Ltd
purcha~d the hott'I Junl· 2"1 Im $26
million from Homestead "a\ ings
and Loan in '>an Frans1\Co (1"v1Y _
wa' formed b~ the 'ewport Beac h
tn\e'>tors
Barikers' performance now rated
From Dally Piiot w ire servkes
G REENWICH. Conn -For the
first time ever. C'E:.O's of .\mencan
banks have been ranked b> their
performance on behalf of share-
holders and 1t has produced som('
surpns1ng result!>. according to Rob-
ert A. Bennett. editor. .S. Banker
In its October issue. published
Wednesda). the magazine shows
which of the nation's 40 top bank
CEO's ha ve produced the greate t
return to shareholders from both
stock apprec1a11on and d1v1dends
dunng their CEO tenure.
First. second and third place re-
specti vely went to Lloyd P. Johnson.
Norwest Bancorp. Minneapolis.
wi1h an average total annual return
dunng has CEO tenure of 34.8 per·
cent: Carl E. Reichard!. Wells Fargo.
San Francisco. ~tth 33 50 J)t'rcent
and Hugh L. MC'{'olt Jr. NCNB
Corp .. ('harlone. N.C.. with 29 70
percent.
On the other hand. h1ghh \.1s1hlc
bank CEO's lake Richard J. Flamson
3d. Secunl) Pacific. Los Angele'>.
scored IQ with a return of I 8.50
percent: New York C'll) 's Lewis T
Preston of J.P. Morgan ranked 20.
returning 18 .30 percent and
C1tJcorp's John .\. Recd ranked 30
wt th a return of 14. 70 percent fol-
lowed by Willard (. Butcher. Cha~
Manhauan in 31st place. returning
13.80 percent.
Last !'.)lace went to Frank V
Cahouet. Mellon Bank. Pmsburgh.
who delivered an a\erage total rt.'·
tum of I 60 percenl to his share·
holders since his CEO tenure began
in I 98 7
"While hank Cl::O'\ nlll'n \tlll' a
pnortt) intcre\I 1n \en ing thei r
'>hare holder\. ncHr bt'fore ha' an' -
one compared their performanct· ~~
rcsulls mo't shareholder\ "an1
namcl) total return indud1n~ \tod
apprec1at1on plus di\ tdl·nd,. · Ben·
nen ei1pla1ned.
.. .\lso of interest." he ~1d. 1s the
lact that CEO compen~11on dt'lt'S
not appear 10 corrt·spond 10 per-
formance on behalf of \harehuldcr
return.··
The second h1ghes1 I 1H!X rash
compcns.auon. SI , 7 50.000. "cnt to
Charles . ·anford Jr of Banler''i
Trust Ne" Yor~. "ho ranl cd \eC-
ond ?rom the bouom of 1 he su r' C)
v.11h a return of 6.50 pncenl to
-;hareholdcr\ 'itncc his C 1:0 tenure
tx·g.in in I "llf'
R' contra'>t. Rotx·n J \h lod ut ~11rh1gdn 'Jt 111nal. Rl1111111 ficld
\1tl h . re<:t'I\ ed Sti 'M.9~2 1n I 48
l'a<;h 1..ompcnsatwn lor J '"th plat t'
p.:rlormanlt' pro' 1ding '>hart•hoh..ler'>
\\1th a return 111 211 10 palcnt
( EO pcrtormam·l· 1\ J h,o rJnl ed
b\ Return on :\s~I\ and Return on l<tu11~ ll unng tht' ( EO's ll'rm In
add1tw n. capital Jpprce1a11on en-
JO\Cd b~ <iharcholder. '' \ nmpJrcd
to thr Do~ Jone:'> lndu<,tnal .\q·ragt·
tor the ix·nod
< ap1 tal ga1n<1 dunng lht· t H >"s
tenure 1s also lOmpared "uh lhc:
Kt'ele Bani.. ~tcx i.. lndn In ~Clm·
men ting on the 'un c:~ Rennc:n
emphasized that <..hareholdcr re turn
~hould not he lht· ,oJc rn1a111n 1n
JUdg1ng ( En p.:rtormance
Greenspan on course over inflation
By JOHN CUNNIFF
N-.-..~
{irC\"n\pan \aid II ~a\n·1 l'nou11.h
In J uh I ~~b. ~hen ~ome ernnom-
"
I THURSDAY, OCTOBER 12,
..
EDAW. lK .. 1n Irvine. a landxape a.rcb ucictwc. utbln deup
and cov1ronmental planning finn. will provide planruoa and ~
Kl'\o'ICCS for two maJor Di ne)' proJCCU at EuroDtsncyland tt10rt in
M<tmc-la-alltt Fran~. and at a 3.~room v1lla&c reson U\
Orlando. Flonda
OdetJC'I loc. 1n . .\nahc1m. has bee~ awarded 1-wb contracu.,
valued at ~22 mtlhon. for 12 spacebome d11JtaJ magnetic tape
re<:orders for l ' S &0' cmment programs
POINT 4 Data <Arp. in Tusun. has released the IR.I 9 ~ o~ting <;ystem with features that include support of POINT 4's h1gh~sf)('ed V-~n rx lnlell1gent 1/0 Processor '
Acqu1s1uon o t the C1olden (Jratn Macaroni Co. d1slnbuuon
fac1ltt> near the Anaheim Stadiu m and plans for dt'Hlopmcnt of a
12-bualdini master-planned 1ndustnal park o n the se ven-acre silt'
ha\C been announced b~ Tilt Koll Company's Soutb('m ( ahtomUl
d1 vmon tn .\nahe1m
Emerson Compal.er P ower. 1n '\anu o1.na hu announced fivt'
nc:~ member'> of II\ .\ccupower famil\ uf unt nttrrupllble power S~'\tc:m~ IL PSI \lngk-u5er microcomputer S\\temi.. net~orl>. noc!es
and "ork tauon' '
~1ttropoll&a• Circails, Joe. in \Jnld .\na a11nhu1('\j a SI l
million los!> in 11!> ~>cond li~al 4uaner ended .\ugu<.t to continued .
wc.-ei.. demand for pnnted nrtu11 hoard'> pnrnanh lrom manutac-
iurc:rs of J)t'rsonal comutef\ ·
CAl .. E'\D.\H
The Foundation for di~ Stady of Cycles will hold a Markel
l pclatc lunch ()(·t :!6 a1 the Foundation offi ce\ an In 1nr Special
gut~I marle1 anal~'' 1s .Sherman \,ft< lellan de\eloper of the
\1t( kllan O<.c1lla1or will host tht' informal da \( us\1on o n the state
o f thl· rnrrt'nt '>t'.<.unt1~ markt't'i f or mort' 1nforma11on call ~,.,,.~~bl .
Co mputerlzlag Your Besla~ss Succ-essf111l)"' 1s the 11tle of a
\C011nJr to be held <>ct I g, at ( o\la ~le..a High School fhe eH~nt
I\ won,ured b\ Orange Coast College Commulty Services.
Viratek reports loss
\ 1ratd. lnl 1n < usui \k-.a ~l'dne\Cia\ rcponed a IO'>S of 45
lrnl'i J \hdrl' for thr third QUdr1t.'T
I he pharmal l'Ut1Lal rrc,ean h ,ind Jn cloprne nt lOrnpan~ a1-
1nbukd lhl· In\') lt1 umtin ued hea'~ re<.eM~h \pending under its
long-term Jncl11pment program tor thl' Jnt1,1ral drug n ba\inn
R1txl' inn und1:r 1he tradt· name: \ 1rat0k 1s authonu'd fo r
marl t·1ing 1n tht' l nitt·d \talC". and I ' olhl·r coun1 ncs fo r 1he
aero'>ol11c:d lreatment ot infant<. and \Oung lh1ldren hosp1tahzed
\I.Ith 'K'\Crc: n·<.p1ral111"\ Iran ink ctton rau"<'<l b' rl."<.p1rator. \)TIC'>llal
\ lfU'
\ 1ratek current!~ I'> dl•,<.'loping n ba ' 1nn tor other indications.
1ndud1ng 1nfluen1a. ht·pa 1tl1\ B and pre-4.ll>'\ ~·ond1 t1on'
In earl~ '>c:'ptl·mher \ 1rJtt' .snnnunced 1t had filed a Treatment
I' I> rt•qut'\t \!.Ith the l ~ f ood and Dru@. .\dm1 n1<.trat1on tor the
U\I.' ol nba' inn tn the trt'Jtment ut HJ\ -pm111' e a\\ mpw maur
patll'Ol'>
Tht· com pan\ \d1d rt''-t'Jr~h dnd Jt'\l:lopment \pending 1n the
QU.lrtCr t'ndt'd \ug 11 lnCfl'J\l.'d It• S~ ~ m11lton frnm $I m11l1on
1n la<.I ~e.ir·, third 4uancr
Rl·~arcti and dl·,elopmtnt 'Pl'ndini tor thi: lir'>t nint' months
1n, 1t«t~J ~ ~ pcrlt'nt tu S:o. r. m1ll1un lrl•m S' m1ll11•n 1n thl· lif\t three
quJ rlt'rC, or '"''' \l'.H Kn t•nui:' ut'\~ I' l.M J(.J in thl· lhird quann , n mpart'd t11 \ l "~ t'llll 1
1n lj'' \l.'Jr' third 4uanrr
SEC chair appointed
\\ \'iHl,<1f<l '-1.\P) -h m nl.·r ~h1te Hou.-.c: \tafT('r Richard
< Hrl'\'dl.'n "a' dl.·s1gna1t'd l ha1rman of the \ernn11c.-' and E"\change < omm1\~1on \\ednl''ida~ atit'r ~ing '>~om in as tht· ne"'~t member
<•I thl· rl•gul.iw~ .tgcnc~
Rrel'den N . 100!.. the oath of otlict' 1n a Whitt' Hou<,C Ct'remon)
allt'ndl"d tH Prl'\ldcnt Buc;h
T cthn1lalh Hrec.'d en " t.ll>.ing the "-'<II 111 former SEC membt-r
(hark' t < ll\ "h11 left olliu• \cpt \11 111 101n Le\econ a ( h1cago-
ha"'-·d wn<ouhintt rirm
Rut R1,1'>h Jc:\1£(na1ed Rn·l'<kn JS the .:'.4th \H romm1\s1oner
n·rl.1l 1ng D J\ 1d ~ Ruder, "hu al\O lt'lt lhC' lumm1 ss1on la!lt month
to re turn tn ll'Jr hiog IJ \!. J I \,onh\!.t'<,tt'rn t 0 01\t'f\ll\
I ht·rl' 1\ ,till c:1 'aca nr ... 1>0 the th e-mernber tomm1 s,1on. ~ h1ch
l,l\ cr..cc' \Clunlln ma r~et<... re-gulatc.-\ the ~le ot 'itock\. bondc; and
'lex!.. opt11>n' and enforce<, -.c:t·unt1e<> la"-<,
Breeden J nJtl\e of \tanhatten Ekach I\ a graduate ol Stanford
l n1\t·r~1t' .rnJ Jlanard U\!. "'"hool. has .-.c:'f'\ed Rush an a \anet\
ot t 3!)a(tlll'' -m1"t relenth a<> an architect of the landmark
leg1c;l.111nn 111 rl·,tructurc lhl' na11o n 's ailing '3\ ing" and loan
tndum·,
'•
NEW YORK -If ~ou examine
an economist carefully. )OU gener-
ally will find an indh 1dual who
believes inflation 1s one of the great
threats 10 mankind -not ;ust to
man's l"Conom). but to his existence.
Still. not all economists put 1nna-
11on at the top of their lists of things
to avoid. There 1s another group that
sa)S constant wofT) and man·
euvenng to avoid mflauon can
produce equal or worse con~
quenccs.
C\Cllemcnt an the marketplan'. hut
the scrap ~•II b<' hard to d1'>gu1~
These are tv.o hea' ~~eight
Alan Greenspan. chairman of 1he
Fed. bad made clear h1\ position
lhat inflation 1s the bigger threat.
and his actions '\uggest that he 1s
even willing to incur a mild rr-
cess1on 1n order to keep 11
submef'led
1s1s ~('re d1scuo;s1ng the econom~·'i . ·---------------------------• slo~ gro"' th. Grtenspan told the
They ha' e good reasons for the
feeli ng. because inflation not only
corrupts the currency but eventually
erodes quality, morality. ambition,
contract~ values and responsibilities
at 1nd1viduaJ. group and govcmmen·
tal levels.
Tho~ two groups art now~1 ling
It out. and 11 could be a slu est. In
one gro up 1s a White Hou~ t a1 ~
economic growth as a more import-
ant goal than inflation fighting. In
the other 1s the Federal Keserve.
They aren't likely to identify
themselves as oppof'lents. because
oon01ct tends to cause too much
[\•er san<'C becoming Federal Re -
serve chairman in the Reagan ad -
m1nistra11on. Gre-enspan has con-
tinued to signal his fear of inflation.
Whtie man) economists ~lcbrated
1ntlauon of less than 5 ocrccnt.
Senate Banking < omm11tc(' that un-
emplo) ment ~as nearing 1l'i lo"'er
limit and 1ndu<>tnal capac11~ 11~
upper hm11
\\ hC'n thoSt' hm1t~ are reached. a
true 1nt1at1on lig.hter kno'4'" that
interest rate'\ muc;t be raised (1reen-
span saw to 1t. and over the neH
four months the FC'deral Funds rate
increased a full pt'l't'entage point t<?
8 5 perttnt
Brady appeals to Americans to save more
WASHINGTON (AP)
Treasury Sccrcta.ry Nicholas F.
Brady, campaipin1 anew for in-
craJtd personal r.avinp and looi·
term investments, warned Wednes-
day that the United talCS ts tnadc·
quatdy pttpari~ for the futu~.
Nouna the hiC" U.S. su.odard of
liVlftl and relauvdl' low rates of
inflluon and l.l~mpJqyment, Brlldy said ••we must not &et our pride in
these accomplishments distract us
from focusina on whether the umted
States is adquately preperint to
compete over the Iona-term in ao
in&qrated world econom)'. ... we arc
not adquatcly prepanna for the fu·
ture."
As be has previously in m:cnt weeks.. the Tmasury secretary u lled
•n for lower capital p ins taus
and eliminauon of double taxation
of dividends to sumulate an,est-
menL Capital gains are the profits from
the sale of investments and other
assets. Jn remarks prepared for a
speech Wedncday n1aht to the
Amcncan Council for Capttal for-
matJon. Brady called for watJon of
only 70 perctnt of the pms -
WbJCh IS what a bill lpt)f'O\ltd b the:
House would do for man)' ta~pa)'m.
~nate Democratic leaders want
to replace the House cut Wtth an
eJt pansion of 1nd1v1dual rettrement
accounts.
Nouns that the United tates h~
h1Jhcr eap1t.al pins "tc .than most
o( 1u \rad1na pannet\. Brady con·
tended thll ·~we can't expea 10
remain compcmivc when our w
Structure prov1de5 so little in~nuve
for new invntment."
C~tting business taxes requires strategy
Senate grapples gains tax
That hill doe\ no1 mcl ude a cap1-
tal-g.a1n'i rrduct1on. although sup-
por1('r<> ma\ tr) to ha' c.-1)nC added
dun ng t he debate
Whether to reduce the tax on
lap1tal µin'\. "-'htch are profits from
the ~k of tn\tstments. has domi-
nated de\ elopment of the deficit-
rc.'duct1on hill. .
Rush v.ant\ a cut. contending 1t
"ould <ipur the cconom) and. at
least 1n the 'ihon run. eenerate ad·
d111onal rt'\enuec; for deficit reduc·
lion
MMt Democrau oPPQst the re-
duction hcc:ausc 80 pcnrnt of the
taJ. sa\ ing would go to those with
1neome over $100.000 a year.~ ~' the cut would deepen the deflC:lt h~ S6 7 btlhon over the next I 0 yean.
u nder ~n<UC ruJtj, It wouJd ~ ~uirr 60 "otcs -ra\her than tbe
usual maJont of 51 -to add a
capital-pins cut to the dcfklt bdL
Richard G Oarman. d1rector ol
thr White House Office o( Manls-
mcnt and B"'*l. said Thw*y
nttht. "We th1ni 'WC have tbt votea
10 wi n on thts. .. presumably meaa-
Ull J l "Why not bave a v'*r tie
asked tn '" lft~'IW OQ dill Mac cd-Lduw ~ oa PM.
•
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ca <>r.,.. C... DAtlY PtLOTt Thurld8V. OctoW 12. 1981
O IC I I'' \ 'U Un~ \' Dow posts loss on Interest rate fears
NEW YORK (AP) -Stock prices Ocha Atr Lines wu down 2~ at
declined for the second straiaht 771/a.
session Wednesday in selling at-Ramada Inc. fell 21/• to 11. The
tributcd to new interest.rate worrics company said it was takina off the
and uneasiness about prospects for market an ofTtrina of debt securities several J)(nding and rumored that had been planned u part of a
buyouts. restructuring program.
The Dow Jones average of 30 Gulf States Utilities, the most
industrials. down 6.08 Tuesday. ac1jve Big Board issue. tumbled 2\\
dropped another 11. 97 points to · to 1214. A Louisiana judae rejected
2, 773.36. the company's attempt to include
Declining issues outnumbered ad· S 1.• billion m costs associated wi\h
vances by more than 2 to 1 in ·
a nudear power plant in Ill elcctnc rain.
Losers amoq the blue chips in-
cluded Philjp Morris. down \4 at •s~
American Telepbont It Telesraph.
down 'h at 4~~i, ln1ematioul Paper,
down l at ~ and International
Busincts Machanes. down VJ at 107.Y ••
Volume on the floor of the Bi,
Board came to I ~.07 million
Wl'C$, up from l47.S6 miJJion i.n
nationwide trading of New York
Stock Exchange-listed stocks. with 458 up1 1,02 1 down and 504 un-
changco.
"\\St·: ('OttPOS l 'l'J: 'l'H \ "' \( 110'\'
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-for-answers to your appliance needs.
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Analysts said traders found it hard
to resist the temptation to cash in
their gains after the market's rise to
record highs last week and Monday.
The tendency to lighten up was
apparently· heightened b y a dimming
of hopes for any moves soon by the
Federal Reserve to relax its credit
policy. ·
Interest rates. which had been
droppi"B in recent days on hopes. ~f
some sumulus from the Fed. rose in
We<inesday's credit-market activity.
Prices of long-term government
bonds dropped about SS for each
$1 ,000 in face value. liftinf their
yields to the 8.05 percent-8. 0 per-
cent range.
Jn addition. the Bank of Japan
raised' its influential discount rate
from 3.25 percent to 3.75 percent.
On the mergers and acquisitions
front. AMR dropped 41/• to 97V1 in
active trading on word that the
company was asking for legislation
to help 1t ward off a takeover bid by
investor Donald Trum~.
Amonj other airhne stocks,
USAir Group lost 2¥. to 461h and
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DOW 10\ES \ \ ER.\GES
'tlJ:T ·\l,S PRl('ES
South COiii Sena ··VILLAS·
the pr:evious session. Nalionwide.
consolidated volume in NYSE-limd
issun, includina tradcs in th~
stocks on J'eSional exchanp and in ,
the over-lheo(:()unter market. tolaled
193.31 million shares.
The NASDAQ composite index
for the over-the-cou.nter market
stumped 1.98 to 482.16. At the
American Stock Excban,IC. the mar-
ket value indell clofed at 395.68,
do•n l.3S.
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NEW YORK (AP)'Ocl 11
w~ Adv~nce<S
Vechned .. nc~ngeo olaf 1~sues ~ew rc (Ills ew ows
NEW YORK (AP> -Sal~s. • P.m. price end net change of ll'le 1 rnost act ve American Stock Exchange u ues. trading nalionallv at more than Sl . ~:v~b8 V~"J& L'''• ~hf.. ~';.. rilno seoi.111 13i1~., -2-l! tioBav • 1 ,,.. + 1 11
lar Pl'I 4,8 · 1 '• -~ mr,1'11 I .e,J 14 -14
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From South or-. County
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496-6D>
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ll•BTl1'11 wl garages Income of unite • •tra guest qrtrs 1011 excellent condition $1450/mo Ag1 675,..912 ~~Ziir!:n=i ;ga~ ea· S 1000/mo C H UCI< S1250tmo 835.JoennSt ~ S2,400/mo Assumable u .. u 1s remodel orl A rare opportunity at tensive improvements JONES 1531-121515 or Call SHERYL 1575-8427
S 3 loan of S300,000 Pr1oe build new ,28 5 =~7'3 FWMa. All,. THI 4 bdrm. ba 1430_000 Call Rich 7,.,._3600 $ l 255.000 $740 000 No pets 7 1mo lse I
townhome ptOVldes 40 Flock, 845•0968 BALBOA ISLA ND • A IHI Rn ILTU a.lboa 760-8850/d 494-336719 ·~G :+::• MES'A"" DEL MAR •BR ~,::~~~rm~8r:=' Spanish Slyle 4 bdrm 17Mal Penmula 2lO] Ocean side ol PCH 2 BR _;A~:! ~:~ ~~i. ~';· :uo:;,~
Otllefs open to the lovelv "'-· p-i-house plus a 3 bdrm STEPS TO ~EACH 1BR 1 BA. 2 car garai9 ""'d drps, pnt enc 640_.152 enclosed courtyard with _.. """ 1026 hOYse all or one 101 on Mobfle Homes S8001yrly Agt. Pai trplc n-crpt pa1nl 3BR 2BA. family room
CUSIOfTI spa A lull secur---··-• st•Y great street close 10 oay 1100 722-7776 760-1755 s 1.2001mo 499-1975 I Me.a del Mar. $1300/mo --MESA DEL MAR -
lty system Including video -•••• • 673-6900 $675.000 For Sale STEPS TO SANO ---• 1ncludn gardener 2737 Snarp & clean 3BR • lam-
monitor add. lo th. Fo1 tale by owner 38R PENINSULA Teml1c F 1 h..,. o Beel oom _,.,.,,,., ... Fremon! Lane 8S4·8742 llyrm.2 trplc:S nioeoecor
2BA "' I rm I 2 t t I • I urns .. -.. n• r 39 R 2BA dble gar d w crpt 511 Sea...,ard 2b, • s.46-9950 pt'lvacy ol 11\ls location • 2 am · ~WC po en ia · pnme R·2 o Mobile Home $8 500 j near new $1395 yrly trpl gar $\690 760 8382 CONDO E SIDE 2BR $1390/mo Agt
The many luxury leati.res bale.. car g$r I cation & fabulous views 351 W Bay Costa Meu 1575-8475 or 250-2833 · 2• •BA 011-ms dbl gar
must be seen to ap-10% S4 10tt 240-6453 E1usting 2 bdrm apl ""'11n 842-2553 PRICE REDUCED' E • trplc yaro No pets W D Hunt. leactl 2140
preclate. lncludli'lg -bacne1or un11 & .. 5 lion S R TE• STEPS 10 sand spacious, ecutive nm Ocean Sd 3. nil ups 51250 645•9857 kitchen <Mlsigneo lor tne taoe on sanoy oeatn & OWNER DE PE A 1 •mmac 2Br lowt!f duplex stry 3br 2ba M sH or I * ftt JM .......
gourmet Call now IOf an L!f"'! HMfS 1050 main bay ISi Oller over S7 ~takes ocean V•e'o\ Reis & sec w iacuu 1 Gourmet ><ten om 211 11& Walk to .l>e.cll W/D lrple.
appojntment $1 .900000 MUSTSELL'OualltyStrat-631-1400 $1 169 000 • ~~s~a~~~ A~~-8~~~ m dep $1400 mo963-7111 trple dance !Ir & ... eroar Duple• 2 car garage lfltd ceilings Muctl mofel 111-1111 IOfd Ridge Newcasllti 1 !I \A. \I I HI H• 1, 1 Steps to water eacn apt Sec sys1em a c 001 _gar sma11 encl ,ard ""'"' & ..!_~100 840-4~55 Lv msg Cl·l '°'"l rt l<JN" styHOUSE Nowre<luced 111 1~1 -. '"' Tl Sh.J:I:: 1590 Sundeck gar S750yr•y deck S2300 998·9lb7 dryrnkups Sm~llpeto& 3BR 2BA 2 car garage
l . IP\'-' . I. lo S299 900 Agt PfA' p me ~ I Agt Pat 722-77"6 $825mo Agt6 5 4912 grdnr 1nc Mstr BA&BA ~ l l )\U'\" Adt1ana Open Sun 1-5 ~ PONO KAI RESORT on tne 760-1755 eves Costa Meu 2124 HLID TIWl.U lg ltv rm lam rm No pets
Ht \I TOH'• I 499-167~ or 494-1177 REAL TORS Island ol Kau11 Beach lrt 2BA 1• BA 2 SI Or' 759-3990 536-2725 S1p~4 A 1tle1 Selling IU 11hlA•M • Balboa j -ti SELLll bel mr 645· 1912 pm Corona de! Mar 2122 outi..ze Pot ho lrp1c ne"' BEACrl AREA 38r 01n Penmula 1007 N~ leach 1069 -• •Large pat•OS & varos decor tlflC Qd•ttge w o rm llv rm etc Gated
,.. _ _. • Duplex close to ba~ 6 •28R 2BA oen yarO •Small pet ,o• ttk up d•stt...,asner 4..,1 pool & spa tlubnouse &M1hrtefJ hf&tffl I •S 117.500 NEWPORT • 1 oeacn Great area tor I gar wa11c 10 oeacn sma •Caroorts w 5IO•dQt' no.., 1110 pel:. Eloer Ave tennis crts on lake nr
4 BA 2• BA 3 ca garage Pool Spa Fee Lano owner occupant Just re· pet 01< S1 300 mo •Poo•~ $8~5 mo ti-:Hl632 Ben PCH $1500/mo lse
steps '10 '1ne 'sand & 1 Versailles condo Furn? ouce<l to $398 000 •Also rm 10 rent .n 4BFI SU IREEZE lPTS 756-2055 w 661· 7904/H
ocean CallB1llNemecek •71 .. ·645-2963owner • ••••nmRLTRS nouse S5SO %8 •rt 600 W WILSON E:e~~SIOE .. BP '10.JSl' LG 4BR2EtAnsP Oo•gar
Agent 545-6150, •S425K BEACH HSE • 171-4130 Hou~s/Condos •l&Hll VIEW lllLLS CALL 141-2J41 W terff t ll I olt-•ns Edison 01stnct Nr
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S254K v u or bay owe
2nd 2BR 2BA condo
Obie gar. deck 771-3719
"oo• spa Fee Land 1 1 11 •••• It. ~~en 82 11 Snowb1,o ,... ---------·G._n .. ral 2102 3BR 2BA single story * ·~·tSO N>11 t.<1c" l-c<J •ULTHSl31 1•"" """"
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4800 River large 3Br l IEW LISTllC "' "' ' MINT -1"*' JBFI •• B A 1,11 " • ~ 1 969-6595 16191451-6220
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2, p dbl g.tr s 1 ·so mo 6U-6200 con MOISE garage & ydld :>. :< ~air gar NewlanO/Adams "!C_or_ona_~del""'!"'M~a-r-~1~0~2~2 ~·:::i· ~~d ~~~·:,~~sn 9:15 7688 or 866-SOOZ 3BA 2BA Duple• F·~ ic * * way Pl S 105l ,,. ., ·Rw II S 1475mo Waterfgardnr
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Charming 3BR 29A m1n1 New appliances 111e. win-Cell CL11F1.,• E'LYll BLuH5 1rnrnac OPIO•t><.j gas & water "60·90::>C' lSL M6~\ Caor ~~2 't>O l Spacious Eastside 2BR I Hunt. HMbour 2142
vrew Access to private dows custom cabinets . JBR v1ev. SI ~!:15 '02 A Duple~ Sma Pet ok 2BR 1 BA H"'hl"
u k11chen MBA suite Lllel 7••1QOO 120 117.11 JASIVllNE PARK gu.iro · vocaoo uc.eie• .,, • ocean beacnes nurrv oni _.. •r • ~ 1BR IBA narano .,. c ~ "ASTS DE ~ $'75 Call b4b-490:1 unnraOe<I 2 story upstairs '°""9 000 1<me guar root spa • QBleO 3 D .. $~800 "' .,.~ • r • "" th1S1 ~ . v c 1 H "' aoeo Coz ,B, ho-p ,,~ ..... •ns unit across tram Sunse1 DI PETERS carpets etc $659 000 I nr ~A..V s;:~o:~e s~~~~l1 .:jdll'd 3 ~~Pl ~gn'v. $~~~ -,.,,_o sm~ 1arCJ ~· .. ~~ ~ .;a:~g-e llUL ,.. .. .. Ben Pool tennis. etc
ll.-1•11 MUST SELL! I fl{U\1.\\ i'V\.r....,a. "I l" \ BALE! 15 JBR 10,t',, Re Ma• R1rs6.s2.9 9 S'CBS&4 :. ~8.,. EASTSIDE 2BP nouse K1os&Pe1soi. $10SOmo ~ \\ ,.._' 1 hom~ SJOOO \; • Q.., et com"'..i"•l y gar yrly 213-592-4322 Grubb & Elhs Aea110•!. " "" Aoorao1e 2BR 1BA. •eai • EASTStDt T IY"'""'"E • age enc oac•yaro Pel 644-6200 LLIHS Of IEW"RT llf 4l r 'lR...,' W1t1rft11t leeH llC. duple• c reµlate ga•~ 281'1 <BA Qu ... j•e.i 01< $850 o.to 4902 ~lrvlne-'!" _____ '"""!2~1~4~4
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$585 000 FOR SALE 6\' StfjPS 0 tlt:>acr "" I' I
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23 Gr1I -
25 Perleh
27 French town
28 Shedow
29 Peel
30 Exhaust
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37 HNdQuarte<s
39 Of the t>rlln
40 Tavern owner
42 Arizona hill
43 Scaffold
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47 Hied
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OwagelYd Clnupe.-Tr... fingers. Lv mag. 10< Llc•seol7S VISA-MC .... M1-11U W7. n5-3113 a/pm &73-1S12 .......... ,, ....... A BLISSFUL TOUCH SUPERIOR Walleoverlng Antique Specra-llsts
IMMEDIATE SERVICE Therapeutic Massage 1n1tallatlon Removal OtvMs s199 cn.lfa S99
Sf. Ol9eount. Hau1in9. Cln lS'#edllh & Loml Lom1) Wal AepaJr Promp1 Lie au.ittyWor1l 33 Yrs Exp
up.T,....John&50·1628 STRESS FREE 647-51S8 •SM21S Mark642-MA2 8-nie/ 771•2601
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,,.._ Liii Pi. H:;~~c~~L~U::: 9et some vac.uaon cash by selling those
Hauling e c.anup. therapy In Medical Items that the family's Outgrown ·
Odd iObS aiso 543-09s2 ~:'~~ '= with a quick-acting classified ad.
YAMAHA
\\'e make the dift~rencc ~
ORANGE COUNTY CYCLE
OPEN7 ·DAYS
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.,... °' PhoeniJt. Low e&M-CIOwn & owner
ftNndng ~. Full
price S320,000. Call
ownet. &02-840-9397
FClll> ADS
ARE FREE
Cal:
Loc:Mtlng for 8n *dtlftg ca-
reer In the retail doCNng
fietd?
Monday ttwough Friday , _______ _
11 looking for bright,
motlva1ed & rellable
people 10 rm positions aa
Ml& pert-time S....M-
loc:iat• & Managemen1
--------FOUND BLACI< & TAN. Poeltlons In OUf new .... ...a baby Pvg dog W/eollar. locat.iOn In Fphlon laland .
128 44th St· Two 3BR 28A Found on beacn in N B. We are a fut.paced retail
Unh.s. Ouallty eonltr~ 873-2018 chain 1peclallzlng In
lion. Many upgradH. FOOND: Eyegl aues. futilon aweret 10< cnu .. Oceen view, SS9S,OOO. bfon.n. German frame. dren. XLNT company
Call JOHN MAURER bladt ~ jSerengetl) benefl1s lne1udl n g
&31-128& or &73-1788 1015, vie: Newport & Hoa~ merci\andiM di8Counta .
Re/Max Rltr1 pltal Rd .. N.B 67!>-2264 If you ere lnt9f•ted In a poejtlon P'MM call
..... ~-\. . ~ . 1;9.1
Mon!J To Loin 29 14
•WIDOW HAS SSS 4 TOsl
S10,000 UC> No eredl1V
No penalty Call Denison
Al9oe. 173-73 11 NOW1
Found large brown dog. Vlrgllfla Freeman at
vtc. Seeclm VM!aQe. H.B. 714""157-1170 Of apc>ly In
c.1110 Identity 963-5566 person at:
91198, 847 • 1008 daya
FOUND . Smal l
'89 SENTRAS
4 to Ch0098 fr
*4251-540482
.ee73-00720e se678--007134
•6717-014S08
'89 PICKUP TRUCKS '89 MAXIMA
White _Demo Executi~e
'89 VZ 250 WR
$3,199
$350 DOWN
ONLY $93.95 A MONTH
48 MONTHS O.A.C.
'• WA'RRIOA
$3,399
NO MONEY DOWN
ONLY $111.05 A MONTH
'89 BLASTER
$2,399
NO MONEY DOWN
ONLY $78.78 'A MONTH
48 MONTHS O.A.C. 48 MONTHS O.A.C.
ORANGE COUNTY .CYCLE
FOA ALL YOUR MOTORCtCUNCI ti 'M
MOTORCYCLES -ATV'a -WATER VEHICLES
II.SAP. 11.s-
Hol1H9 Tuttle Dlacount $1,551
$7 ,995 =~OST
'88 240SX
Silrtr.
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Hollw Tuttle Dlecount ................ $3,73()
$19,822 ~~~~OST •••mt•
'90 300 zx
Demo.
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IMhCOlliu;;;o '' ~--waa
Metehlng io....t & cMlr 6186 Mal. 11 2400 t*ge Thie ....... ,, -t~ .OTICa CW Ill_.
I 30-2 30pm I Q)Untty ~ ~ .., ., ...... , toola tl'twp 9heeC> •ins Wltft "'-County CWUf Or· • flUeUC MUMtO ......
,.,,,. glb. No CMm ..... 2249 ~~~ na..!"'1 ....... ~ Geteoe Sele Set 10114 $4IOO oeo' MO-U53 =County on Octe>Oet 'I HOTICf II t4UU~ev ftC~-~
APARTMENT AENTAL wMttr-..Pwtor::'t:::· ~·•1111111• Afl!f -_, ....... 12u •51ft0r OIV!NfW"'9Cityeouncll ...-... CONSUi.TANT PI T 3 a.....a..1n W. dlft .... -•• n••• Eves 720ot207 eenotoall, Sum-ME"°'DES 1t13 2200 ~ Otenot Coett!of tNCh-;of~ a..cti nie __..,.,.,....,. ••
day9 .,.._ tltll'tln9 ..,,.....,. '*"°"· t "' °'.,firm Fesrnon 11111• E 1•11 -!Mr'f.eld, Awwd & ~ IMutlM cat• Excellenl Deity Nol Octe>Oet 12 19, _, l'IOki • putlflC ~eno r .. dOll'GI ~~ AS-
lmmHlally M1.1tl ,, ..... Plua,17lt\&IMN,N.8 lt&and. bNUtllul ottic.s Flfl91ut'C!P9M&-"'*QJI MlMITl•I Wood• 1uodtv11ton1 m.cllanlcal condlllon 21.~2 1Mt tetdWll Pf~ oAOl· ~ Corpcw ... outgoing~toMlty Md -, _ _..., Gr .. t SSSl!lery OttFttat AntlQUeS IOOOtq It WllW.... ~llOW9t&BeetbySo Engine hat teu than Tl\-940 NANCE NO 89-31, ~ ~Tlulie~ Mewpott ~ alnt ~ 5kllls ~ -· ~ 11 30 Fr en 151·9393 We Buy a.11• 2 l !Qc*I S.lurdty Show t ~) Centlll"f 21 fO 000 miles $3900 AN 0AC>l)4AHCl Of THt INd\ CA tJtaO'
s.lerydOe c.J!Alllneat 'Of'bulyr ... ..,111eoft'¢1 0.yS.673-4375 Aft8 1931 ~1BMS,CM 1012 tonty Ctll 75&-2e00 The .... , !atalen ' 7go..1139 fta.ICllJTIC( CITV COUNCI\. Of TI1E H·...;._ lnvMt,_,11 1
213-fi&.(1743 Self·dtrected, 11111111 good __ _ 541-2313 ---CITY Of NtwPOAl 8f.ACH •v·~ '
Of'gentzatlonaJ & com-RESTAURANT .,.. & l•IH ~IT ... -MIACEOES 1982 3000. 9'1t77t AMEHOINO A PORTION OF ~~~ ~"!· ~ -1. -put• sklllt . Mull he~ . _. -•1 I E?&••y T TurbO Diesel. blue. datk '9CTYTIOU8 _,_.. OISTRICltNG MAP NO 17 • 'f ,.~ • -· .. ~ ,._. ·-I H SERVERS CAS . ··-ickettforaalewtlhorw/o blll9 Inter l OWMf' NAMllTAft•NT &O AS TO ESTABLISH A~., ptl(1Mf WO ........ F~ smatl Irvine Gilt Mfg r• erenoes. ours flex· I HIERS •&1. llmOSlne 841-5778 ""'" 000 •,orl • ,· Tiie fOllOwl""' --'°"· •r• TEN FOOT FRONT YARD potal• Ptau. Sult•
250
OOOd lklll d tble 673-1900 F/l-P/T ~pply between -v., m ... sunroo . ~.... . .. ..-.. Newp(>(I Beach CA 02&GO copy s req 2·5 """"day• EDIE s OCT 14 and OCT 15 H Callen1 condition .... .in.ea.. SETBACK ALONG CARNA· H hel lnvestmenll •
Call for detaill 250-0410 ...., ,.... DINER 2305 E Coest 10am-6pm 12pm-6pm Computers 6018 1 12 000 080 67S-4't14 • w SLEV PROPERTIES. TtON AVENIJE (PRIVATE) ,._.,"(O I __ ., ""''l;,. C E C E :Xl(I J 10% to 40% OFF -. ' 4343 Von Karmen A11911Ue, FRONTAGE OF PROPERTY .,. orn a ,.... .. -. ,_ •
L Rt AL arn •:.:_money d ring Hwy.Coronidel Mar t93lNewportBlvd CM New5ySaXT &Mon$952 ~lolb 7012 NlSSAN .87 MAXIMA NawPoflB .. ch,Calll 92660 LOCATED Al 2500 SEA· Ship. Thomta H Puroell .,,. &lltU&IT ,,,. ,, yS, """*'~1• Restaurant • AT2S6/Mon20MB $1820 While, IOaded, detailed & Dof'lal<l M Ko". H trUllM VIEW AVENUE IN COANA gerieral partMW. Two Cot·
J;or private non-profit openings. PI T°' FI T. up SOUPLANl A TtON . now Antique tewlng machine, ATS861M?f30M8 S199S II' ... ••ft ready to gol Owner's new of the Koll Famlty Trust. DEL MAR; ANO THE AC· porata Plau. Suite
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aoency Boollkeep1ng & not nee. wtll lraln Apply hiring for 111 pou Must White, ~le w/Oflg Frae Cataf<ig 771-41031 Sport,.,., twin sc.rews cer com~! wen maln· U.D T Decem~ 14, 1976 CEPTANCE OF AN EN· New1>0'1 a.acn. CA
92660
computer skills req'd rn person. Wet tcltll ~ entuslastlc, llelllble. & l>Obbina. spare parts, 011 --... Runt good. f'lrHll haul .lllned & maintenince 4343 Von Karmen Avenue. VIRONMENTAL OOCU· JonnB Pottar.4A Pelleat\
Fle1tnrs ATSC 756.0993 Plua.17tl't&lrvl~,N.B speak. fluent anglllh canS150ob0,858-1932 ftfftOYOU 6022 out & bouom Job Must frael $10,500.721-<ll20 N-port8each,CaJ1f 92660 MENT (PLANNING COM· Court, NewpOfl Beach. CA
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.......... A ty __.__ -self $10.000 or trade'? King Cooper. Jr . u MISSIONAMENDMENTNO 926e0 IUUH ••~"5 PP in pe<IOO 1555Circa1850country french 5yrold M/Keeshondd~ 67~·6256 tru11 .. 01theCooperFomlfy 6851. appt~llon of Came-Tiiis business 11 con·
18 o hours per week Full time E11per1ence Adams Ave, C M buffet w/hutch. 8' 1a11. wonderful w/ch1ldren' NEWrORT lru11 U D T January 20 tton Cove fOf Coastal Resi· ducted by AG-at Pert·
nffded by Huntington preferred 1n Apartment Restau<1nt mah()Oany, beaut carving Moving can't take w/me DUFFIELD 18' alectr1c 1082. 501 Sue>el'IOr, New· der111a1 Permit No 14 an<l ne<Sll•P
Beach City Scllool Dis-Mainten ance Salary wa-•;wa1Tm.1•• StSOO obO ~S6·1932 964-5016/H 8S6-52821W boll Showroom con-port Beach. Ctllf~92e63 waiver ot combinlng·ol Jot5 Tri• regt1trant com· commensu 1 h ••tu1 ••" -d111on Movl""I Must sell! I MPQRTS1 Thia 1>us1ne11 II con-on tile abOve menuor..o menced to transact t>u••·
trlet Year-round POS· ra es Wll 8X· With Cat 10 MfVICe H iib-Ull lllJ man SAi.i $8750 64S-S4 39 dueled by a general part· p roperty A Negative ness un<lat tile' flCllllOUI
ttlon Must type SO ~pm & perience EJioellent ben· llshed routes $40-$60 Sat Oc1 IS 10am-4pm Pets & ~S 6049 Jm'lll netall•P D1c1araton nu been t:>usmess narn• or n.emes
peas wr111en exam1n-T~tll Appty at CISh dally Anuqu.s, art, furn . etc * .,,..... * f01muta Thunderbird 18 ·~·19 IJ5 & U Tlla reg111ran1 com· P<ec>llle<J by 1111 C•ly wll"h ltsta<I ebOvaon July tO l08
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auon Salary S8 127 to L MGMT 188 E 11111 Leri .. lffelttl 30yr collecoon 57s.9078 AB"'Ys's 11-.NIANS 1980 bow rider S6SOO c"" 11 to clloo\r "OI" menc;ec:1 to 1ranaac1 bull· 11ate1 11111 the sub1ect de-Tnomu H Purcell. gen·
S10 t32 per hour Apply St . 7 1-A. Costa Mesa 979-0747 I Also YAMAHA WAVE .................. nees under the ltcuttous velopmentw1llnotrMUlt •n a 9falp11ttne< 20451 Cra1mer Lane (7141642· 1603 MAINE COONS Ru N NE R $ 3 so O ...., -t>u11MSs name Of names sign1t1Cant eftecl on tile en· Tilts statement wu hied
H ~ 9e4·88&8 Deadline -HlfE * ROllL* ~ 6011 PERSIANS 213-5 10-1449 Before • '*' ... ~ fisted above on Sei>teml>ef vtronment and the general Wll" ,,,. County Clerk of Or·
for 1ppty1ng Oct t6 1989 •-ELECTRIC stove 30 RUSSIAN BLUES Sam a.nd after 7pm < w .Ws 26 1989 publtc 11 encooraQed to re· l"il9 County on September
Come wOfk in Americas W hite immaculate , PETLAND PAVILION tout "-r •-t BfJcll Dortald M Kott v1ev. comment on this 2
7 1989
most 1>eau11ful Christmas $75 00 726-31t 1 orl OPEN 7 DAYS Sail Boats -.-Tilts •t•temant -.,., .. filed <lo<:umen1a1ton 1c;op1es are F4S2llO ILDIS/WIDS s 1s oo • bonuses no e•P Da~ & even1no full & pan-ne¢ Fl /PT 84 t .226 t
hme for Between Friends . .,...iUAu Fl._ •RftCI a se1sona1 Coun1ry ~ -• ..,. Chrtslmas Store South Part T 1me Elcperience In
Coast Plaza Oct tst thru Newport Beach 646-3903
stores 1n SOUTH COAST 722-9824 att 6pm. 1~74 Bea(\h Siva 1 • m1 7014 l22·• 100 will! tile County Ci.<k ot Or· a"a11a1>1e tor public; rev._ Pu1>h1he<l Ora119e Coast PL ZA S 405 F t t T CLASSIC AESTORED SA AB 88 900 M ust·-& •noe Counry on Octot>er 4 ~ 1nspect1on at the Plan· Daily PtlOt Octot:>er 5
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•9 A and Newport KENMORE -ELEC d wy, ne11 o 1rge1 ,..,.. ......., 1989 . n1ng Department 7 14 t 26 t989 B e a c h F A s H I 0 N ryer * M 1-llH * SNOWBIRD . day-sailor d Be II I I Th-80.C
talents tn retail sales and Anttque oak Bunk. oeds PlYIUll 675-7079 alter Spm blue 22K mt $14 000 Pwbl1snec1 Orange Coast NOTICE IS HEREBY •-IC 1111\~r ISLAND We neeo your S3S. works great I Must Sell Asking S 1200 rive eut u b ue on • F4»1n ~4-322SI
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cashiers Fleiclble $75 64S-0767 Iv mag 645-8587 Iv mag Da11y~Q1.~~1ooer t2 t9 FURTHER Gii/EN that 1he1 __ ..;.r..;.;;;~~;.-""~'.;.;;..;~;.__
Medical * I npptES * LIDO 14 S765 13 DEL SUBARU GL 4 Jl 4 26 Novem7 2 t989 Cny Council wrll hold sao<l NOTICE Of'
.a.Ill N llll H /IYI hours 1mmed1ate open-Nr new FRIGIDAIRE-Xltl Catr lemer $ l79 RAY $250 7 DINGHY a le Th-832 public hearong 1n Ille City PUBLIC HEA,.INO
·-ST1lllT Fil P1Texpe11encedbac~ ings noeicpertenc;e• condtFrost-tree.14 cu l1 Lhas Apso,S229 $125 PROCEEDS TO WAGON 1986 Hall Count1I C11amber5 --ott1ce or LVN Some lront J lllTI OUST PlAZA Bought 11188 S yr warr Keestlond $249 BOY SCOUTS 642·35S9 power doors & windows. Pl&.IC NOTICE 3300 N-porl Boulevard Not.Ce is herebyQi;en
11181
20-2S Hrs/Wk, your hours reQutred 644-2722 (71415•6·2520 Why rent $400 673-8384 1' Mint Ooli.1es $279 stereo cassette root Newport Beath CA 92663 theC•ty Council o1111eC11y ol
Dec 24th 837 -636 1
Collattng literature & f•gu. __ B rack. e•cellent cond1t1on I( at the nour ot 7 30 pm on Newport Beach w•t• rio•<l "
nng commissions tn Cor-IEllW.-WtLL ,..,. FAlllll ISUll WASHER & Dryer S1SO ea I 1chon Frise $299 snps/D ock1/Storage $5.900 OBO 434-'3943 5172t tile 30th aay ot Octot>Pr publtc hee11ng on • '"" 1714)759.5025 Dishwasher s125 Eie<:t Ak 1tas . Ame rican 7022 f lCTITIOUS BUllNlSI 1989 h d proposedOrd1nanceame"d
ona Def Mar 6A4 ·4022 Hall-Time Assistant . Range $lOO Trash Com-Eskimos. Cockers Colhe. VOLKSWAGEN RABBIT NA.ME STATEMENT ·
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w •Ch 1tme an mo Sec11on 20 63 03S ol tile p t 1nuL Olllll o The foll , place 1ntereslf'<I persons •STllCTlllSECn re er co11ege bac1<· .. • . W. pactorS100 646-5848 a1ma11an La l>s •SLIPWUTll* 1982 Diesel, 2 door. o'"'0Pflrsonaare may appear and be rieard Newport Beach Municipal
Gen contractor located ground Prest191ous New Help wanted FIT. PI T. Mallese Manchester f •1• II.. I II 89.000miles.S1,450 orig· doing buStness as thl!reon II you thallenge thrs Code so as to allow Mr•ea
near 0 C a1rport seeks port Beach location nights & weekends in the Furniture 601 4 Temer, M1n1 Schnauzer If" II wtlf. I '' 1nal owner 673-3 772 PACA~~:~sR11~:.~DCal~o~~.~ protect rn court you may oe use Reta1llCOf'!lmerc1el ano
organtled dependable Start m1~·Nov 646-5074 Showroom olf1ce Musi Pekingese Pom Poodle II ltt1r4. lt1t r1rtly 759· 1400 · geneiet partnership 467s 11m1tea to ra1\1ng only rnose ~~1\:, 1~';!s u:s ,,,!5 ~·
be dependable & flex1b1e 10 Fl Sola. nearly new. Pug Samoyed Sl'l1h Tz11 -..1 Pr f f II -M A h c s 1asU4ls you or i;omeone else person 3 yrs e•P WP *IUllOlll!I* Please apply at perfect cond11ton. neutral Welsh Corgi 11-· 1 rt IYI ' VOLVO l98l DL Wagon N:;~~tf;ea~"c11~11=2~~ raised 111 the publlt rieartng reatronai and Mortne Com-
60 w Pm Lotus A. FtNE JEWELRY MODEL WICKES FURNITURE tone Pd $ 1000, bargain All puppies guaranteed • •144-1211• • dark green. automattc M1cheel J B&rrnck 6SO deac:rrbe<l 1n r111s nottce or in merc1a1 D1str1Ct ot the Can·
Strong pllone sl11lls a Successful iewete• needs $ PET A 0 p 0 $4 000 492-5700 nery Village McFadden 3200 Harbor Bl CM al 1!>0 * 846-7222 L N AVILI N 10 n SLIP l"llUILE Town Center Drive Sulit' written torrespon<Jence de Square Specihc Plan (Plan·
must Non-smoking ol -I well-groomed person-
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OPEN 7 DAYS • vw •JI C rfiLI I 730 Costa Mesa Cahl ltvere<l to me Crty di or p11or Co lice Send resumt' to able 1nd 1v1dua to wear RnllL SALES MOVING must sell NOW' 1637• Beacn BlvQ. I ', mi 1n L•do Marina unttt Dec 1 •w tlYt • t II 92626 10 the public hearing "'"g mmissoon Amend·
Hedley Builders A11en I tabulou!> 1ewels tor t•a<le p r lor lady s bOutrQue '" Wht wash oak enter ram s 4o5 twy next 10 Target S8501mo • 675·4704 Champagne eclmon. tnple Freaertc Colle" 111 Pl\oto WANDA E. RAGGIO. CITY m~n~~?c~891
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Lynda SO 10 Campus Dr shows TV ta'~ sriows Newport Beach Call cntr Faux stone col & 1•1 •2• w hile. excellent con-Chemical •ON Loke Hov.eu CLERK
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= TOO Newport Beach newspaper aas e na· end tbts Southwest pine * • ·• •I* M isc. Tr .. nsport""'on d1t1on lowm11es 1 owner Road cas-100,,., Flor•O ' CITY OF NEWPORT FURTHER Gii/EN that au C A
92660
644-1823 • ,.u EVES 7 99 583 ,.... u BEACH s1gn1r1cant env11onmen1a1
1oona1 Publtc111 ~o S40K bdrm set MallbOx sprng A variety ot Older kitten) & 14.4 ·I 32707 cor>cems to• the propose<!
•CHl/CIEF sat mea•car aen1a1 RnlJL SAl.ES Sola/lo"e seat All •tnr spayea neutered aautt C /T I 80 * 1918 YW * Fre<Jt-nc. Conon tit a~ Published O•ange Co•"' pro1ec1 nave been ad * bonus Must na\e p•o!X'• Person wanted tor con Won I last 973-0653 cats neea responsible ampers ra lers 14 Trustee ot the P11010 Daoty Pilot Octooer
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l989 areue<l 1n a orevooutly Wort<tn~ chef O• Qualified references 455-3206 I temporar1 furniture chain BEAUT SLEIGH BED lovrng onside nomes DODGE 1972 23 L1 te11mf' *BUG* ChemtCal Systems rnc Protot Th
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cook or cater.,,g C"'lm n Fountain Valley Basic. COUNT RY OA"' incl 536-3771 or 839-7019 C1ass A Mo1orhome Snaring Tr1.1iot 40 Norin .. m'IC NOTICE documem an<l I"•' me City
pany Must l>f'I """"'q & ARffCR IELP PIT " la ~ e Ho "'e Ro ad ,.~
Capable lo
•-arn • lortow ...-5 j salary Plus commission dres 1 2 34 000 miles S6 750 __.Siii • or Newpert Beac11 1nte1>ds to ""
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ser ova m1rror Cute 9 yr old whtlt 548_3690 ~58 Sh rw d _,..5 .. Casselberry Florida J270. use s·•<l a~u~t tor tria
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th a tex1ble hours Call Suf' '1 train 14 964 0325 n11e stanas & oorce1a1n & Appaloosa mare Er•'JflSh .: .. e 00 4-speed new motor C-60 Jorin Cure• 4 1 Co•PO•>ltf> SUPERIOR COURT aoove~ no1;; ·~;-~;eel an~
ur l:rf'~ i1tclllt• 642·6450 ' I *l&lES.UT• orass handles e•Qu•s1te 1 & Western traont'<l Xlr>t St C M wide tires yellow excel Park Su te 290 1tv1tif' Ca1i1 OF CALIFORNIA. turthe• thll tr>ere are ,.,0 a<l
979-0747 HIH/EITllY CLHIS E 1 f I Sacr $t45o Ct1errywoodl pleasure horse 1umps lent gas mileage $1000 92713 COUNTY OF ORANGE 0111ona1 reasonable lltterna stab •shed water ront art dtn rmicot table Beaut 2 6 & up $800 S48·4246 M otorcycles/ or oesr otter 847· 11a4 Bert Dan~' J• ssoo I In irie Ma!ter 0
' the "~P ~ 11ve or m1t1ga1ton measure~ ·-ma IELP/IELI FI T PI T M -F 9am-2pm or gallery 1ooi..1ng for e•P <l Must See 973•0653 Scoot•r• 8018 • McLeoa Las VNJi!S NPvao.i ca11on ot G 4A OE ARCOS a .,_ 7 30am-4pm $6 'Hr A ri Framing Sales HIMALAYAN KITTFNS ~ • 89120 minor b\ E,IZABETH
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Good starting pay F1T P T Benel11s Ugh! typing tor person • 675-S377 lllll IWlllRI I CFA Seal Point oeaul 86 HONDA ~EBEL 250 Autos Domestic 9300 Gary R Day <1$ Trustee or DONCHEV rier oarent For t0"iunctt01> witri sa•<l pro
Newport area Ca ll computer Appl~ in per-Mattress. bo11t. frame ne"' marks 9 w~s OO• 1«)11'' 5800 mile'\ e•cellf'nt AT LIW IHI 2 the Dey Company Int Re Cllenge 01 Name ~~P~°:~es~tntne prav~~t~
Abraham 631-9998 son. Books on Tape 729 SAl.ES/IFC Wllll PT $235 840 8733 ed ShOts $200 650-8">5~ cond111on S t200 CASH * llOf llrement lruSI 18448 Wa•IJ No A
1502~5 o~u,,.:ent are v~~~1~a~le 1~ Farad St CM 548-5525 For reta11 1ewe1ry store 111 . I • Q••s.Aa• ._Olm* ::it reel Fountain v1111,... AMENDED ORDER ' OlllTH HLP B C h I I Labrador RP.I• I 668-1181 ... -• C ' TO SHOW CAUSE public rev•e"' an<l •"spec110" . Newport each Ideal lo• ouc upho st chairs •i>ve•., 8S Coupe OeV1lle all tillt 92708 l'QR CHANGE OF NAME at tne P1ann1ng Oepar1men1
Weekdays. luncnes & CLEllCAl-EIRn lfYEl temale w1e>.p 1n clerical 1ao1es very good con-I AKC black wni11-4 w• >1 4 Wh 1 O 1 /J white svc record $6775 Atec A end 011v•a A J011" GINA DE AACOS a minor City or Newport Beacri 3300
afternoons Alta Cottee FIT Good benefits Contact Mgr 642-SOOO d1t1on $400 lor group olel 4 d09s 1ett S27 :> ee r Vt teps 83 ca~aro t-oar roof V6 son 115S 1 Plantero D'"" 01 EllZABETt-t D0'4CHEV Newport Bouievard New
NB 675-0233 Call Barbara for appr will separate 559-5067 I 548-560 1 9030 low miles at $3550 Sa~~~1An~ Cl~'~,~~:;" J' her parent nas liieo a 081,. port Beach Ca1ttorn111
OlllTEI PERSll 650·2001 Po~~~1!!!~~~.~--~-Designer s Estate• Fao I 1SUZU TROOPER 11 1986 NEWPORT ER 11 MOTORS Trustee ot ine Carl N .rnel lion 1n th1scourt tor csn orcJpr
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area cleaners F P PIT Expertence full time gooa person PENNVSAVER Appl only 760 0208 PI ANO WELLSM ORE IJP e•ceuent ""c."M11c.i1 Ville E"iicellent cond1t1on Anaheim Catrt qieos OONCHEY <Jay ol October 1989 JI the
POS•hons avail Seniors salary and benelrrs Call 1660 P1acent 1a A>1f: J Matching 7 couch & 5 RIGHT Good c rid 11rn con<l•I on 80 OOO m 11"'" S37SO OBO 548-2687 Donald F l(ar<:hP• as IT IS '-'EREB; ORDEnED llour ol 7 JO P"' 1n the ~ • 100 080 54'1 87 ~I Trustee 01 tne Donald F 1na '' "' c c
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Beacn Etpertence nor F1rad St Costa Mesa A R 1tgn1 IYP'"9 35 pastel peach-blue -wlll j I C.Bt1rfiltlt 111100 675 043S Ct1ar1es • h tove•ea 10 tf>e Cit> 11 or orio• necessary must be neat S48-5525 hrs wk Salary npgot sofa vst All ¥Int 1 Gara,,. Sal~s I f • '. • Laguna Nigue C '"' q26'7 ls 0
"' cause DP PuOrisnea ·n to tne pubht l'li!aring For C8rt"" & anxious to learn 64S 3861 WON T LAST' 973-0653 I ~ IW 1ct1ry 1111••· CADILLAC SEVILLE 1977 Rona•a Qi.um 101 Wttt 111e Or1r.ge Coast Da••, P iot inro r mat1on call '7, • "• P/T OHml IELP 12• l O gold all leather great Walnut o11s~"'••na c.11111 • ne .. spaper or 9""e•at 644_3225
Work mg cond1t•ons e• SECllETAllY MUST SE LL ANT '0lJES •· II E'1ala11 c 0 n d ,,, 0 n s 2 8 5 o 91103 corculet1on oubhSf'>l'O •n 1n.c; cellenl Dr Wtlltam Clark Mature .. outgoing fuQ Baby giana piano oiack Balboa Island l '06 546-7 196 leave message Jon" L Paia•outA .i 1 <.oun1y u 1eas1 onc;e d "ef'" Winda E. Reggio
g Dr Thomas Judy work flu hrs Mail Mature proless•ona1 marble 01n1ng table 6 GAME table& ch811s S 150 Autos lmporttd 9100 Corporate Perk lrv1nP C111i1 I to• lou• consecut •e ... ee~s Put>•1she<l Oringe Coast
494. 1445 TOd1y. 645-6245 competent w/sk rlls 'n black lacouered cha11s 2 rust velvet EZ cha1rs -MME '141111 YU 927 t3 Prtor to,,,. <lay ot sa1<l ""ar Da11y P1101 October i~,~si::o
... YE. RUL ESTATE typing acc1g & word pro peach-maTbte cocktail S7Slea Rugs ctolhtng & * BMW SILE 37,000 miles Air con· Jorin L Pollridge .: 1 Co• ing cesstng tor a pflvate
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For dental Jab P/T Mon. psychol~rcat ollrce P T I a e rencn patio misc J1ousel'lolel SA T Our entire inventory hao; dtt1011• Power brealls Irvine Cahf 927 13 JAMES A. JACKMAN. -----------
Fri S ·mileage Must use FIU TUlllH flexible hrs 723-0405 urnnure. 8 white sofa 10-5 1405 N Baytront been drasrrcall')' reduc.ed power steering, power C N C Properttes .i Cdl• Judge of Iha Superior NOTICE Of
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Co Will work 1ns1de & company Busy phones be 18toapply newSlOOea ~8•6445 ANTIQIJE DOLLS. Toys ·~'~""'A llS-. Power. sunrool. stereo Tri1s statement was t1te<1 NOTtCF IS HEREBY o" property located at
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atirter JOb Apply 1n per-C.11751-7400 for Lg Pet supply store Must BLUE FLORAL PRINT Spmet desk plus misc lli!ltol fK 1r1, 1989 will llOld • public near· m•t the construction of •
son 1599.97 Supert0r 1_a_p_pollniitt;irnenj;jii~IPMi;m;ft'-be resp/herd working Gd condtlton $17500 antiques & collectobles •flJXISD c:o.128('J'J4g~~ fer•T-llffl 1111 F4335e7 1~1rev1eW on tne APPEAL mi xed u se r es•<len Costa Mesa 642-3766
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GENERAL OFFICE Com-Busy HB YMCA. PIT aller· poss Sorry no students Mtscdaneous 6015 D C •I! !Wela m s,.1 c.m Ac -26 Nove-mbe< 2 198'1 tn. PlanrunQ CommisSIOf\.. ~ contauung 36 rMt puter. typing. org1niza-noons Dut141s incl Cus· Apply at Plaza Pet Club r · osta Mesa ]fttl>9 Sil~ GOVERNMENl SEIZED Th 833 appro..,,ng tne app1tca11on of def'ltlal cort<Jomrmum untts
110011 skllts for small. tomer retallons. heavy 33951.A Doheny Park Ad 10' 11 16' Wooden Garden (Near SC Plaza) D-:11:_3171 vehtctes from $100 Cor-L" West IN-port lmportst and 21.315 SQ 11 or com
frlendly gift wrapped de-phones & ml9C. office (Nxl to Prlee Club) SJ C Shed w/snetvea & wired lll&ITIO MYlll eai R ~ vettes. Cnevys Porches tor USE PEAMtT NO 3229. merc1el floor area on prop
sign Co Lv msg &75-0432 ...,ork 847-9622 for etec $600 472-6244 -~ fllf'QJ (~) and other conl1sca1ed and TRAFFIC STUDY NO S8 llfty located •n the Rec· eves 859-8380 oeys Furniture, etc Sat 8-5. t l~ Slnta Ana propef11eS Setting lhtS on property louted et 3000 reattor>at and Manne Com· MllTll llllllU M•fWT lllllllPll F /T 1139 Charleston ~ P area For buyers guide. I· rt.a.IC NOTICE wn1 Coast Highway Re-merc1a1" aree ot tile Cannef)'
Needed lmmed for local Secretary FV offiee. GOOd Call tor appt 497-6220 LEAlHER SAMPLE SALE llllWILI •••E 1 1111~'6'30 : ::Jn (3 l 2) 844•9009 ext 4086 Quall to amend• prav1ousty 11111age1McFa<lden Square ll'I ..... E ...._ V11tor10 Lellher Fashfonl. Men/ ~ • , •·• Also ...,..,n eveninns K51S4t appro1ted use permit whtCh Sepc;iltc Plan Area Tile
op.,,ng centMS erty 1....,...hone miller, typlng .. 1----------1 Women. Fr0f7\ S39·$1S9. Sat. Oct 14. 9 30·2 ° "'11 'Pf!' ... -.-¥ .. ,, FICTITIOUI BUSINESS perm•lle<l 11\e con11rucl•on propes.J also onclu<les a re
• m /afternoon s EJ1pNec 8-4·30.Mon-Frl lfycucan'lflndlllnclual-oc SWAP MEET OCT TlllO-llS .89 LEGEND& NAMl STATEMENT otanautomob1ladaaterstup queslto allowtheProPOMCI $7 00/hr 733-2689 C1ll Ms Doyle 964-4~81 fled, It'• not f()f .... src. 14618 722· 7533 Pt8.lC NOTICE The lollowrng persons are which exceeded the 26 tool bu1l<l•nos 10 ••Ceed ,,,. 26
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llMIAI. S40 W 191h St. C.M SAVEi, SALE.I K51721 SANDERSON·J RAY OE· 2613S Height Ltm1t811on DIS· 26135Fool Height Ltm•latton
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ELECTROPEDIC BED Newport leach 6169 UU M FtCTITIOUS Irvine CA 92714 Commercial erea of the ver11ca1 subd1v1s1on cont1tn·
(twin size) $4!>0 011ygen •UltNESI NAME Mlclleel D Aay. 2699 Mariners Mlle Speclltc PJ1n Ing two lots tor res1dentlat
Concentrator $300 -."1111 IAl.I The following person• Whtie Road suue 150 Tile proposed amendment condom1n1um purpo1es one
Portable Oxygen Tank on Everytlllng must go have abandoned tile ute ot trvtna. CA 0271.c •ncluaas • request 10 ton-tot tor commerc1a1 and
le1lher UMI $50 and Furniture, stove. refriger-tile Fictitious Buelnau James w Ray. 2699 WM• vert •n ax1s11119 emplOyee s manna ourposee. one lot for
Port• Potty Cn11r $50 atora. beds. picnic tablas, Name SAMMIS K-S AS-Roed. Suite 150 1rv1ne CA calateri. Into an resteuranr res 1d•nt1a 1 p 1rk1 n g
S39-3073 bricks elc. Sal/Sun !Oam BM w ~2 6 3 3 c 81 SOCIATES. 1 Cll1fomiagen-02714 fac:lltty oorith on-sale beer and purpeses and one lot tor
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1516 W ~_331nf7r5ont NB LOADED lmmecinalde& eretpertnerthlp,17922~11ct1 Cllas• o Sinaerson. wine wttlCh wOI operate 1n commarc1a1 par111ng _., -._ °"' New chrome heet A"9RUI Sult• 100 Irvine. 2809 White Road, Suite 150 coniunctt0n Wltll tile auto purpoMS, 1 request 10 •P·
Oct 14 & 16, 10-5, on.of· w I Calif 02714 Irvine CA 92114 daelaftllip Tn. Proposal prove 1 Coastll Rfttdanltal
•·"Ind gift baskets. G ARAGE SALE SA l & tires M UST SEE. Tiie Fleltttovl BuSlneu Thia bullnau 11 con-also lncllJdel I requal lo Development Permit tor tile Home 1 Xmas ~• ONLY 10114 8 am to 4 pm S 14.995 Call for apt (619) ~ retaffad to above was OUC1ad by Co-P6'1nera permit a l)Oftlon ot the r• purpoae of nta1>1tshtng pro-
gtftt for everyone Unii Lots of gOOd .... 25c to 564-3321 fhO in Orenge County on The re911tr am com QUlrtd r•allrW\I pattiing on jact compflance tor • 36 uott
t .2 MeM Bus Ctr t7th 1500 1807 Hi9111end Or BMW '89 3251c January 16. 1H t FILE menoecl to 1ranaac1 butJ. en ldjellnlng ~ Whicll Js reaidential condomin11Jm o...
& ~CM . i.a.-Ger S le ., ... T CONVERTIBLE bl.et!/tan HO F2.N255 . . . neat ullW the llclllloY1 In ttle lllM OWl'lerlhie> N Iha ~I l)UrW1 the the • · ·--age • · OH\ ,..,,,., 5000' 1 X Simm!• K-'SAaaocla*-1 ~ n.,_ Of l'l8fMI aub.-ct prooerty. ltle IP" AOmlnlttHttve Guidelines
BARGAIN booka. d lC· 8-2. 2307 '"" St. (bet\tf d 127 500 :;]. Int ~nla ~ .. partner· Melad ·~ on M•y 2f proval of a traftk ll\IOy. Incl for I.ha ~talion bl tlonlflel, encycloe>ecflu . Tutlln & lr'Mel Tons ol !!!:' _ • .... 2.N71 tNo. 17'22 Fttel't Aw. 1"9 • arequeettodlleta ormodlfy the s.-e L.-r•t1ve 10
m111C ~ e1C >Ont kJtctlen & hMl'tld Items. HONDA ACCORD 198 l 2 Sulla 100. Irvine. Calif Mlchael O Ray Condition No 13 of UM Per· Low•end MoOeratHnc:oma Fr~ 11 731-4HC) . toote. toyl I flsti geer door halCll•baok 5 9271• lNa ttatament W8I llleO INI No 322t, 80 u to etow Houeiftv wttrwtl Iha Coutll lpeed air t ' New EniJ'and Mutual Life wit.ti tM Covn'Y Qettl ot Or· all ntvnt MCurtty llglltlng at Zone. etld lhe ~ovtl of 1•1111 llT 20~Tp~L~~":,·1~M condition ·~ mll•• lnaurenc• Company, a 11""9 county on tep'-lber N rw of tl'le bulldinO. ed• the Trnille StUdy An En·
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TICKITI. ~C~SF Fri •••cycle. tablea. art, Sacrifice SHOO. H~ ducted by a general partner· H . 'Nt • . • llu '"*' ~ 8"d It haa ~ to review and corn-10127 n--6 ~ rntte. 854-2372 Wk 852-1426 lfllO th·806 beef\ oe.er"""9d that It 1• ment on 1'1+tt ~tatlOn --, ,_,.., et• --cetl90'tcally a•en'IC>I unOef (COl*I.,... Iv~ IOf pu.O.
riv. l .4ts>. l3t one WtlY. SUPER STUff-2 HOMES .... , g.J Tllil tl'lerequlrel'MnteoflheCall· lie re\'leW and lrllC*tton at MS..111.ld M0-1494/e '* oovtA SHORES .,, 100 000 mit9 It costs ltss to buy at I tornle Envlrontnenl•I Quality ,,,. PlannlnQ o.o.r1m efll ffum, Clottlft. LI~•. (Jla • watran1y. Ac:t (714) W.32,5>
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NEW. Jig Saw 1100. W a a h e r I d r y e r • __ 143·8856 FURTHER OIVEN tl'lal ttle 'VATHlA OfVtN lhtt ttle
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C.., CWfk YOU AM IN OUAUl.l t2a1 ....,... ... "'1fM l The~ l*'IOftl we ..... at UW ofrlCI ol the fM190AllD Of H~I; WldMWlg Pfotl'C1. 10 Tioot TtUe IOI "Ort ...
(114)........, UHOVll,. OHO ~ T.-UST 0 Heme ano aoor ... ol ADAMI ... ,. ..... -... ~. City 0.-. 3300 Newpcw1 ~Of !Al-of C:OO.-•t1~ a~ by L-tind ......
4'75 Oated '-Pt•me>e1 29 OAT£0 01119111 UNI.ES$ llW ~II_._,..~ 18' -••lul to 90US(H, ,..., v .. UOO ~ f' 0 to. 179' °"'NG& COUIMT\'. ~~I .,I!! Rl-l!Oe-toe 1.>1N ... 900'~ ~Cowt.lul!le500 1.. YOU TAK( ACTION TO ~UW .... 11°""0~····-fie ..... ol Ntiwoot1leedl Cehf Newpo1t Buell CA C~OML\ CotCINI c-~ation 0..-T~-tranlller• of
"""'*1 liMdl· Clillf .,. ~ °'"'OI Cont PROTECT YOUR PAOf'· Mted DotKt.ont to ,,.. .... di Cl.,. MMtdW M#IO'I\ 115Cn 92t6t· .. 15 unlit , 00 p "' ...... ,.__ lrlCI '"oO<I• A0tMmet1t• ~ ~ Y9l"OUa IUnctt
Pa11ICOfte lntutUCe ~ Plklt ~.mbef 30 !lnV, IT MAY IN! SOLD AT ~ ptops'fy ~ be 00-THE ... ~'°r "•v•r Hilla Of•w• W•I Oft the fth o.,. of No¥9t'n'* c...rflla .. t!I ~ ol 0.t.,. .. Ye to cow9f po1•nt1al U9ll ~· JoMpfl A .._. OctoMr& t2 t"9 A PU8llC SM.E "'YOU ....,.,bv~"'OMml ln :tr': a lufMV!lle.Mwi.ota5$537 tMt, ea wtlleh time ad\ Of•""'O NatlCINllCoul>C"Oft tllOtl~ dw1no '~
ricOnl • ..,.....,,l. DeA .... S.Th197 NEU> AH !.XPlANATIOH ""'lnO '10lfl the benefieMry : ~~~1 r .... Dv~ •• con· c.dl tf\tll De °'**' w ,. ,~ -•"'O o• 1"9 AICO"Olitn>, Ille Scnool Yw 19" OO•• IOOfOlleO
nooN ifwMtlMfltt. lftC . Of' THI! NATVAf (# THI! tllltftlrl tO d"1' ltOl'f'l lhe liftt T ,..~ Ouet.O by an lllOMdual tMO t0t &owd of S..C-~ ol Or· Ten "" W1C1 South Cout "'90llltion •• adoel..0 CaifOtnla. .. 15 MacArthul PAOCEEOIHGS AGAINST CIUC*CaliOll (Ill tNI notd 11': .. :r:.m oocac: Tl'la r•o••1ttn1 com· nne ef llJretect: RE· anoe County Calltor,.11 ~-"'Cl <Ant• inc IOI ~OWWl9 A8 t Oet111~
Cclur'. SW. 500, ~ .....: M0J1C( YOU YOU SHOULD CON· hid .... Wiii .,. "*"' ... • "' ... ,._. menoed 10 llenMICI ~ MOOE:L LIFEGUARD HEAD-also """'O .. ·~ Gov.rnono Prow•..ott• OI Dtll\UIQ Ol'·;et uon C.11 ol w ... rn.ntter-9Mef\. Celll. t7MO TACT A LAWYER WltW ~' OI WW• 1 1 ._.. ,_ undef ll'la liellt~ QUARTERS AND CON· BoafO OI the Ot<1C11 &rtd Pr09•am Sw-.noe• V~-1Mc11 ~.,d Pt°'*1) ~ tneut91\C4t Aa. NOncl Of On t0/24119 at 10 00 fellt)'. •l.P'-°' lmplleO . ., 111¥ ~OIWt PETnlOH °"*-flall'le Of l\atMe STl\UCT NEW RESTROOM Autf\Ot•I• G~neo by ., .. l.ort•• [OUC•honal AQI.. AnneuttOn Ho .,, ~ fine:• Johll POI· TIMllTWl'I IALI A.M. FORECLOSUflE CON~ lo tiU.. po.111'0'\ Ot etl• ~ euthOttly to ll1ted al>Ove on 5-pt9"'1Dat AT NEWPORT PIER &oetd ol S..C*'Wt.M>fl wu "*'" w11fl Aal\cno Sant1990 "-OiYt>On ... adocn.O trJdOI. Pfealdent. C.itlornia, lw.... SUL TANTS, INC •• tfWI dilly c:urnbf~ 10 u111ty ,,.. adlftl•., tf'9 ...... 14. 1989 C0ttlrect No.; 2736 held on Ocl()be( 3 198~ Cotl\""'"''l' Coueg• Dow.ct ~OV•f\9 .,. Al'l'leN)ed Ac·
4f75 M•CArtllur Court 11~MN 1pp01nted Tru1IM under unpaid balanc. due on the undllt .,.. indapfndlnt Mandan• MtnoVt 111911\eH'I lhtl"'•I•: 9 30 • m Tt•• fouo ... ng 1nd me add'1ion ot one ~m· qu...,1.on Fundil\Q and 0...
Sult• $00, Newoort e.acn T.I ..... ",... and purauan1 to Deed Of !IOI• °' not .. NW<ed by ~'°" Of e...... "'"• ., .. ~, ... hleo 14195 000 00 mem1>e<1 Ol lP\Q P•IHf'I , , • Cl 11 I "' p,, s •I • 0" e1oaure AgrMment for Con" Callt. 92'80 UNfT COOi H Trutl. Mid 0..0 ol Trull. to Wit ~ (Thia eutrlortfW Wiii Wtll'l lhe County Cleflt ot ()t. Ap0roved by tne City Tl'IOMU F R,iey Ct1a11man Ar cP» teer Eng onee r ng rrn;ntty FK•l•I> .. tCFOI No
Thlt bualneH II COii• MUVtlTA Racord.Oon 07122/48 .. 12M~t8092.plutlhefollow·-. l'9 pet90f\• ange County on ~erTI~ Counc:1l thta tthday otOc10-AOQ9f R Sta•llcx-Hl !li41fl AQ••ament ""''" t••n• f7·5C Rancho Santa
ctucted by: ()peralJnO Ac· '1NANCtM.. ..C. Document no 18451733 ol Ing eetll'Mlted c:otU, •ir· ,..,,...,. ..... • '° -.. 14 1989 bet. tH9 w.o.r. a.>dl H Vuauez Giotaclln1C;al Conau1tan11. uwga111a. 10 90Qu11e """'
count •• duly 9Pi)Omtad Trullee Official Record• In tl'le otflee ~ ... and advan<:et ., IM "*'" 8Ctonl •llf\oul fU1MO WANOA r. "AOOtO. City •nd Don R R61fl lne IOI CIVIC C.ntef Parl(1110 J)fOVff*\1$ Within , .... Foot
Th• ••11l1111nt com· uncs.r the following d•· ot the Rec:c>fder ol Or"'o-II~ ctl 1"-lnltlal publlcauon obla'-'o QOUr1 •pPtO.,al Pubhaiied Or•"O• CoHt C....., Certain presentation• St•UC1U(e · Stad•u"' S••• ,.,. C1tc.,1auon PflUil\O Plall ~ to tran..Ct b\111--tcflti.<I d.-d ot 11u11 WILL Coonty. C1lllomt• uecuted ot 1n11 Nonce ol Sal• ~ fillW\9 °'"""" V9'Y Diiiy Piiot Oe1oo.. 12 19 P1019Kt•v• bidders mey -• made Proiec1 No 2M t-•20·•80 IFCPPl
MU under I.he tlelltlOu• SELL AT PUBLIC AUCTION t>y DOUGLAS A SCHOTT S3,7S8 to NOTICI TO ~I ec:tlOnl 26 November 2 l989 obtain OM M l ot t>•CI dow· "ppe><ntrnenta .. ere rn1•eo R .. mC..<Mmelll AgrMtl"lefll Au1no11z.a1oon to appoinl
t>u&I-name Of ,,.,., •• TO THE HIGHEST BIDDER ANO JUOV LEE SCHOTT. t'9'0Pl"TY OWN«" hc>Wewr .... pet'IOflal rn·831 ~1111 no COii I I Ille ott.ee I 0 with Tfl• l<VIM Rancn Watltf agent• 10 .ct on b41haif Ol
1111ed aboYe on 5-ptamber FOR CASH lin the forms H\JIBAN.0 ANO WIFE AS VOU AR.f IN DEFAULT rept..-ntawe •• be ol the PuDllC Worlta Oep111-boaro51c;omrni1s1ot1'> comm 0.111.cl lo< ConWucl•l)n ot Iha Co ... nty for Su le
t , t989 which ltl l1w1Ut lendar 1n JOINT TENANTS. WILL UNDER A DEED OF TRUST r~r.ct IO 91¥1 notlCla to ment 3300 Ne .. por t 1114119 •tclaomeo .... ,., lac11tllf!~ 10< F1na.nc1• Au••larlce wH JOMPfl A. P.,rteon. the UMIO St11et) and/or SELL AT PUBLIC AUCTION DATED SEPTEMBER 12, inw .. led per90N ""'-• •-,.,. Ml\ftl'r Bw .. wa.tO P 0 Bo• 1768 C.omm1nda11on• ano tne S.. Canyon San tary aporo•ed
Tiil& 1tat_,t was filed 11'1• CH iiier •. C*tlflect or TO THE HIGHEST BIDDER tOM UNLESS YOU TAKE ttiey ~..-. WllN'9dnotceOI ,.._"".$\A. N•wpo rl Beien CA PrQCl1mat1on5 .. .,. made l andr.tl P•oiect NO 31050 A41Qu41SI tor Inf! Pt1nri1no
with 1"-County Cle<11 ot Or· oth., cneck1 1pac1loed tn FOR CASH. (pa\lable 11 time ACTION TO PROTECT YOU coneentad IO fie propoNd l(tm• 92658-8915 AllOCatl()(' of lunos l1om Secono ""'•"0"'••"1 ro Comm•U•or i0en11l1CihOn
at'09 County on Octo~ 4 Cnnl Cooa Seclton 2924h of Ale In lawful monev Of the PROPERTY. IT MAV BE ectiof1 ) lhe Independent For lt1rthe<" .nlo<rna1tOt1 the F llr Sue>er•·llO'A 0.~ A.gr_.,..,t • "' El\ACO"' As bl<IO-S .. as den..O
1089 (P1y•ble 1n lull II the time of United States) 11 THE SOLD AT A PUBLIC SALE ........ bOtl 'ulhoftty '~!~A~::-~· call Kan,.tPI Peuy P•OJ41CI 11,c;t urta" Pan $_,••O 'O I~ 'oc. l'U tr1 a•c • •'4!C AulPIO< Ul1on to pur<'"&M
f"3tM U le) all rtght 1111• and FRONT ENTRANCE TO IF YOU NEED AN E)(PLA· .. be t-'.tllted \lf\6eta an The fol"'-'-e>erM>ns ate Managet al 6-U -lJ 11 "'41• an 8erQMOf'I /.Quit< tura1 1"9'.._ "II ~r·<"• ..,,_1areou' se•v•GM and
PubliShed Orange Ca.•t tnlaf"991 conveyed to Ind SUITE 205 (SECOND NATION OF THE NATURE .-.. wo IJ9f"90fl filaa an d"""' ~ 11 Put>llll'led Or1nge Coast Ceni., •as ao;>•O•tKl Puma Desf\ec'111 L .. ~01 supp es ICY Ptann•no Com-
Oally Piiot Oclo~ 12. 19 now hetCI by 11 und411'" said FLOOR), 17802 IRVINE OF THE PROCEEDING ~lion to fie pet*>f1 -SAMMIS FOOTHIU AS 0..ly Pilot OctObef t2 19 Report$ on rnato• ""'"" SohO Jlidtl! Ass•»Sl"".I!''' rn•n.or •"d w1rt1•r MtlO·
26. ~bar 2 1989 o..dolTru111n lhePr0pe<ty BLVD .. TUSTIN, CA 91680 AGAINST VOU Y and lhow9 QOOd ca~ SOCIAfES I Calil0tniagen 1989 teen~ tOC,,Oft\091 Cl•...,. lert ReoQ•• ""'""<1""411"' snec:i o,..OQ"e1 •m••s 11"0
Th-839 helelnallet Oetettbed all tight, Ulle and lnt.,est SHOULD CONTACT A "-OOUl'f" ~ not J!, TP1825 '"'O..O" 1"1! ,,_ or ~ .. ~o 2 10 A~·~"''""' "los p•oc..,rernl!n' p•.,ceClu•H TRUST OR FRANK ti conv__,, 10 and now n.ld YER -1111 ltle _,-.,., part,,.,llWP 17922 •IC(' yt1oon1,1c11!· A.c Cl ~,.._, 0&8 270 and 066 7 t •W "'" app•o•8d •1~ r .·-.!·1 Avenue Sune 100 trv•"e CONWAY BEULAH E CON· by II un<Mlt said Deed of OATEO OCTOBER 5 A ~ARING on "-c ... 1 9271• P'\a.JC NOTICE 9enet.c. I ' 9e•t1<•"' nq ,, ..... :.S• A•SO<:·•lt.'1 "' 10• ei.one<at GA' .1 B• OS tor
WAY • Trust 1n the oroe>ertv JllU· 1989 pet110n .. be lliltd on LM C Sammis t~•n2 •eav~te<I ,;•C"•l'eC:t.i•I• er19 rll!f'r•nJISa•1a A..-1 R ""' ~"•ee
NOTICI Of
"'9lJC .. AMNO
Bf;NE~ICIARY .SANTA FE atll<I 1n saio County C1h· .,9"1T Alltf:"ICAN TITL,( Octobef 2e. 1999 .. 1 4~ flCTITIOUl WIJNlSS ~unel·"9 '' 1"" Snc-r1 11 (•,.ronmerta ,.,PIK' Rp rtooo "as :spproveo
FEDERAL SAVINGS "ND lorma. descr1b1no '"-find IMIURANCIE COWANY, AP M in 0epe 3 localed •I i;'.!.~e ~~271~1."11 tOO NAllt£ ITATEMlNl Cor',<>f!< s •eQ•('!.' 'ti••:.,.. .> "Slor•"l!•.tQunaCanyo< Scot.es e>t ~ '" <1nC1
LOAN ASSOCIATION re-,,..,flin Catltoml• Cotpota1lofl 700 CNtc ~ Onve SamuelG ltn<IS<I, '792? Tne tOllOWl"Q pet"$1)(15 a•O! OAr' D ..... c PC .. e.o (; ...... q ~o ,., Ott'"•~. ,..._. 1".jlC.•eo' s~a•6S •or tr"Q ,,_ NOTICE IS HEREBV
GIVEN lhl l 1"-City Council
ot the City ot NtlwPort Buen *'II nold I put>flC heafltlQ re·
gardlnQ It'll COii ol wOlll. ac·
compl1Sn1d under t ne
procedures of Chapter 27 ol
1ne Improvement Act ol
19 t 1 '°' a portion ol Finley
Tr1c1 S1r .. 1 AeconstrucUon.
Contract No 2•62
COtdacl "Prtl 17 1978 &5 LOT 31 OF TRACT NO I 1: f' a I 11 n d I • W9Sl, Sen• ,.,,... CA Fitcn ""e"ue S<Mll IOO Clo.no 0u1onMs as ffll•"ll -.dt. o'I• ~ '•"" 1• Prd.,... ~•9'-' • o .e A•.., r.i;; '><If• ces to• n•e ~·at., •
lnllr No 20798 In Boott 9161 AS SHOWN ON A MAP Authoft.ud Offtc« 92701 '"""• Ci ht 927 ,. BVRO THERA.PfUTICS I ed to carry due tn •ac~ ot •I Pian ~11a1 Of'"' A"'4!fl<l· 1 S l'IOOCI C • "O r,.c tlti t2637 page 1:158 ol Ofhclll RECORDED IN BOOK 435 11• IM1 Ftftll ltr .. t If VOU OBJECT TO Jonn S HaQH lld 17927 17100 Gitlelle 1,,,.,,,e CA S«ono "'.-.:rs 'OJ t r,'' "~ P1r1-were dPP'O•e<l
Raco•O• in 1ne oll•ca 01 1ne AGES 38 TO 40 IN· Senta Ana. C1lltornl1 the 9,..nuno of the petition l'itcPI Avenue Suite 100 9;11 ,. I A.q•tt"'"·e>M~ ..... •ne 1 • "~rsr o Act "'"''"'' "'ti•e· s ReSO<ut•O" .. ,u .-oocit"<l R~ordet ol Orange County, lUS I VE OF M IS · t270t you lfloulcf appear .a"-lr•ine Calif 92714 Brtnd1 Joyc.Byro )11 • Ow•rt;; "!!'" ""'°'rov"O I Agreetne<'t f"' "m.:•J to• wom·~~10• ::>1 '.t1 .. v•
said deed 01 lr\191 C1escr11>es CELLANEOUS MAPS RE· (114) 551-'211 he~ Wld Sia.. your Ony• Balt>oa Island (;lo Housmo anel Commun••• mef't 10 Aqr-• f'"'1 """" df\Qf' CO-•"'• ... iii'"''> 0e
1natQ1low1ng proper1y CORDS OF OR"NGE Publtsn.O Orange Coast ob~ or Ma wnt•n Fll~rl ~v:~~~7.e 177'to 92662 Oe•f'OPI""""' f"c, 1•<1ct ..... Bo,.,•• Cont••u(1 'r -S•O" ~·n~a IOI ilOOPlu)I"
LEASfHOLO ESTATE AS COIJNTV. CALIFOANIA Ex.. OaUy P110t Octobef 12 19 ~tonl Wlfl the OOUf1 Irvine Cahl 927 t" Tl'liJ t>usmess s cor. tt-e C.t> 01 M ~s er Y "'o 1 'I inc lo• C...ic (.. .. ,..,, ,.,.,. '•Q ano suD~Q•1en1 ::>1,10,-ca11on
TO THE FOLLOWING That CE~T TH.EREFROM ALI. 26, 1989 belol9 the heanng Vour TM Sammis €ompany " ducted o~ an ind•~•duill re"aO la•''' o:it ~· ·•1t'j StruCture · S1a~1u';' S•1e Reso•u1>or· was aoopteel
pon1on of Lot L ol Tract No OtL. GAS. MINERALS ANO Tn823 ~ ~ be Ill California corporation r"a reoistrant (;Otn P•Ot.i"' I'~ H 1u' "0 ,.,..., Pro1ec1 No ~f5 4~0 ~DO apgro•1n9 Oro1nance No
919 '"the City ot Newpan OTHER HYDROCARBONS. petSOn OI by your altomey 17922 Filcl'I "venue Su•te menceo 10 transaci ous•-Com"'u"''' ~e.,,.•C>fJ"'""'I '1de .. 1nos ~en,."" G•» "' 89 6 o• l"I! C '• 01 Ottnd NOTICE IS HEREBV
FURTHER GIVEN lhll H •d
P\lbhC hHJIOQ Wiii t>e neid on
,,.. 1311'1 d•Y ol November
198g. at the "°"r ot 7 30
p m '" the C11y Hall Council
Cnambtlfl. loc•led 11 3300
~rt Bootevard New-
part Beech. Ce111orn1e 111
wf\1Ch ttrne 11no place
rnlernted pe.sons may ap
pear anCI be hearo rnar!'on
Wlftda E. "egglo. Cllr
Clettl PuDltshacl Oranoe C_oast
Oatly Piiot October 12 t5
1989
Beacn. County ot Oranoe BELOW A DEPTH OF 500 Ml\TICE If YOU ARE A 100 Irvine Calli 927 ,4 nen vno.r tne hcllt•ou~ Co,,trat t ''"'" I"" "-r. ·' R1srav•dn' """". Point cnan91no trie e1a1.t-or Sllte ot California as per FEET. WITHOUT THE PUBlJC nu CREDl'TOA or I Franlt R Andersor !4!>' l)usineu name or names DanaPo,•11orrt>r 1t.0 ••dt'~"1 ,o"'"'' ~•ewP"'' 8.s. •"dlr"e ;ienera• mun•r.•i.JI el~
m1p recoroeO 1n Book 29 RIGHT OF SURF"CE con~t ~ ot "-River Park Drive Su•ll 110 fisted aoo11e on August 21 ofpro,all!P":>Perhe~ All'"' ~·Ce"" Rer ... ,. • "·• "~ 110" •o co.nc1C1e "'''" t~
P90es 3t tnrouon 34 1n-ENTRY , AS RESERVED IN NOTIC~ ~l>92rJrioN dlcla'd:ft ~ ~~ Sac•amento Cahl 9._,81 ._, !989 me"' ~•c 089-098 ""t" t• +>I Stale 01Ca•10•··11 "'u,; t• statf; ..... 1de pf>mdrY e1e<:t•O"
cluslve ot "41tcellaneous INSTRUMENTS OF RE· TO 'DMINISTER , ::': tnlll Wt ft. Roni ld L Alve•eelo 145 1 Bren<la J Byrd C"1 or (O•ba • net .. Ca•e A941" ' C l .,,. , ir "9 o r· e.en rumt;.e•ed
MIPS r"orOs ol Orange CORDS "' I ~y 10 River P•rk Drive s .... re '10 This statement was '"60 l au•!'"Ce "'Oven e• De 14"0 immun.za• ,e""' County Cahtornie lying Tile Slreel address and ESTATE OF: person:C, ~::"= Sacramento Cahl 9S8 tS witn tl'le cooni, Cleo ot Or-1111open 10• Atwnoo Char' ~18•" '"''~1 A.:ceptal'tt' o• the oona
Easterly 01 a hne wti1cPI b4I-othel common destonauon MINNIE E. JACQUES IC>PO., .,, Tnis ousine\~ 5 0,, a~ Co\H'\t> ?n Al)9u'lt 23 nei Facihh EOA •F•ono ••ate.ts ,.e,,. "" •or o• a Ni..Arc ••PO~· ""''
gins II 1111 tr1•dP01nl ol the ti any. ol tne real property CASE NO. A149536 :;!':..~rtirsl~,!~ dlJCted oy 8 Qf'flP•l '~" . '989 F429229 A9•H>ment N~ •321 .... ~ ~w ••Clt'CI "O,... •ne Ora<>ge c,,..,,,,~
Sootne•tyneot sa1<1Lo1L oescr1 t>ed above " To all helfs 0 ner$h•P Puoh1neo O•anoe Coast tP1e C.·11 I PJce"'""' "cPlenoe :>•Of't!>Jt.• ,u] St1~'f s A.Cl"so'' ~"'"''
.. nicn is •oc•ted Westerly purported 10 be 3 MORRtS benellclanes aedtor5. =~n ~tr~ fl~ tne ,101111 .. , , 0 ..., oa.11 P1101 Sf't>•Pml>f'• 22
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ta • Ol!'autt"'<l •40a t.rrx.'"''• •oo·• on• '" • :i~ • • "' • .... !> aoto•o•e<J
86 50 feet trirouo" a central ROAD. IRVINE. CA 92720 conllngenl creditors. and C.iitom Probltte Code ~eo 10 trans.i"' ri ,~ 29 Octot>e• < 1;; •989 A.ur ,,.,a• A • A".,....,.,,..,, CO<''•d 1 P ~ r o C·~e<J ~so<>r ·~ 0'.>e"" ano•• Of 2 OeQrees 35 41 Tne unde~SJQne<I TruslM pe~s wtlo may T .. lot (~ ~ ness .,noer tr>e 'Cl t .. i:·9· .... ., ·~ .. LI l!'S ' .... D•U• v l l'llf"t Se<"• .. ~ Ai;J•t"-oen0•"9 I ••Qill•O" O•ano ..
trom tne Sou1neas1erty cor-01scta1ms any t1at>1ht~ for any olha""'!Se be lf'l'8resled 11'1 .:: ,:':.,,.... :Z,,. lour t>us1ness ..,ame >• • I"''" "-'esa "'' "<e .. r ~"" ' ,...,.. "'t• ~ .... r "''""f'l '3 Cuu.,r. E"'p1o~ees Associa
ner of sa1<1 Lot L tnence incorrectness ot tne street the will Of estata or both. monfls 1~ fie h... ........ hstecl aoo•e on Or• l"' • PUBt.IC NOTICE I:>• E•.••a"Qe "' r •t-"r ,,. Jd'• 5,,1,.,,. 10• C.()tlt•d•' I'>"• Co ... nry ot O•ange O• N0ttl'W!fty on a s1ra1on1 hne aooress 1no 01ner common of MINNIE E JACQUES ...... __..._... ........._ ·-R.., ,987 anc Emi!•Ql "C1 v~ • .. •ea•~ •ti .. e,,. iia• ... o "'94! C.our•, Su~•·O< <-c>u•• t the a l t th f d t t StlO n to.-r~ ~ Se'"~&$ rre.ocat t_" •• ,.,.. ~,,,," P"''~t.lf",. -a"'P'\l10CSC ~o 52 98 S2 .. ,,.
TllS826 t~e cur";~ ~~'i~eoSta~ ~~~. l'll~~~a •on ' any "" I~ :y~gl~ 'S':rr~~ tt\ey~.;' aa~"o~ ,~x~~N~ I ~~s c,.~:e~n~ .. a i ..,, I Fl;!~~o~:A~~:::~s I ~ a~e· ·~· .. ~"~;" ;;~ ' .,,.,,. .;c.;,• .~a ~ • G':eo-~=3·~:;-;s~1
-----------......... deSCr•t>eCI '" 11\4! deed Said sate""'" oe made t>UI DAVID E JACQUES in you ale a person w1tn l"I.' c ....... r1 , c~ ... ot 0• Thi fOllow·no C)efSOns are s.''l!>I!' ... c:; ... "' I'd' ~ .,..~!.'<.:::; .. ~;.c::;~9 ..,,.,. I r 54956: • All~ con
.. _ ll' wnr CE recorelecl J1,1ly 1 1929 n W1tnoot convenant or war-the SUl)9(10f Coun of '"' esi.d '" ,,,. estalt> anoe Count, " <:' 0"' 4 001ng OuS•"'"~S '" ..., ". ':,. . • r~nul Book 288Paoe2650111c1al r•ntye•press0t•mphedre-ca1rfom~ County of .,ma hleW1ll1the oou<1 1989 surE '"E"-'S -:.r· ".' :i ... ,. ~ ... ,.,. Ct""'' .• , ...... ";J.,c.•ec
-----------Records as concallf' 10 the gard•ng 11111 possns•on or ORANGE ~ou lo~I Re est IO• F43l65t SHOP Jl2t ....... ti'· •e.,qac.,11•ac °"O C~t•~' " '" "'""'"'' ..... ~ •PC..• ... ,., Sna•c "J ou r·eo dt •O ~
NOTICE°' S01.1tnwes1 anel na1nng a encumbrances to pay rne THE PETITION S I Notoc::e ~fie ~"" Puo1osnt-O 01~nqf' (.out I Road Santa A.~a CA. q2~os C tyot P••ct>N•• •c• ... ~1t.•• ... ~'o~•.et '' s q·o2 ,. ' .J m ,. ,...,....,:>•• o• Elf'le
NON·,.ElllJONllBIUTY rao1u1 ol 1550 00 ieet al"d a rema1n1ng pt1nopat Wm ot requests lhal LOIS A or:n invenlOry an~ Oa1t1 P1101 Oct ·tf'1 , • , ~ AOe• ano ' •"' cl".!3 :iare t~l·O' ,:1~~· ;..ltP "I ..... ~•' • • ... P e• o• ' ~ Ba• e• •t»u"te<"" .ti Se_, ;
Noltee •S llefeby o•~en '"" iengtPI or 194 •6 '"' ine no1e1s1 secured oy H•CI SMITH & DAVID E. appraisal of estate ilSWts 26 ~o•t'"'t>e• 2 •asq 6200 ECl·•·.i"' '°·E-'109 P ooec' "' .. , • .., p•o • .,,,.. ..... s • s .. l·c1 .. ~' -oso "' .tro ac: •e "'fl""oe•
tna uneler~ned wilt not t>e YOU ARE IN DEFAULT 0eeo Of Trust wot'1 ll'terl!St JACQUES be appointed Of ot an)' pe~tion 01 '" B I' Huf' I nqlo• "'•acr CA ~ra<\Oa•~ ~ ::;..,.,, ~ :> :. Par• "u r. ...:i • ' ! G• ~ e P• 1!< r;., 'f ar
respon&1b'-lor any debts 01 UNDER A DEED OF TRUST 111ereon as p101110e<l '" saao as pe~al re1><esenta1tve acc01.1nt as proll\ded '" 9264 • '.l DI'• •o ·~t<~ l."u•c•· ~111>1llties contracted by any· DATED 4 7 18 UNLESS no1e1s1 aovanc.es '' .my lo admtnis1er the estate of s«llOn 1250 of !fie nun•IC wnTICE lh1s Oll5 '" s ' ·o" J;:c'~1; .. :~ .. ~.;o:,6''' ·..,:), C ,,., ""II' o• • • ...,,. .,_,.. '>ELAl~o• o R"TH one otl'let llll n myself on o1 VOU TAKE ACTION TO unoer trie terms ot 1111! Ot'ed the i»oedenl C.i1tom1a Probate COde " ,-"°" "" Clt.iCled o, ,..._soano ar 1 ,.,,,.1 c S . '"5 di '"I! Soc d ,;•. .. .. .. .., •
a11111n11 d11e PROTECTYOUPROPERTY otTrusl lees cnaroesano THE PETrTIONRequest lor $pecial No1tce I r,,41 •e-"r~'' ~~" Oeoa".mei·• '/"•"'' :· .o.91>r., 5~A "' • "" C,.r_ ot the 8oetd of
"· Bryan Gatetr. 20092 IT MAV BE SOLO AT A PUB· exoenses ot tne Truslee a"d requeslS •uthonty lo l0<rn is ava1table 1rom Irle I c:~~T<tA~OOf menc.eo ~: •ran~aC' !:>u>• •-Ces i-lel~<'t' '"Ot''!~ ~ Sar .,.,. d; \'' • "•· Supervl.on No ous ""'~ B1yvlew St., Ian le An1 UC SALE IF VOU NEED AN ot tne trusts crea1ed by sa•d adlT'llNS'8r lhe estale coort clettt. ; ness unoer t'1e '·C' 'i:>us s.s•a.,ce •091a..-5 "'. '.;v·s • 0" • ' • • °''"'' ·" wl\ cono...c1!'0 o, ir•e !:baro HetePu"b'1,•1·hC:~ OranoA Coast EXPLAN"T•ON OF THE Deed ol Trust ro -w•t under the l~ndent AnornaytOf P•ttttoner: '1~~~."'11Ao~~~lo: l ous·ne~s ·ame or "a""'!~ RS~;'.'.?,~E;foS•os"":~dnt .. ,><, .. ~ Soc a Ser,c,.~ .._, •• , • '1• ".>t SoJPt'""so•<.o"Oc•oo..•4
WU "' "'A Tu RE 0 F THE $69 456 89 Adrntntstra110n of Estates AARON5' AARONS INC ~ . ..,. 11s1eo aoo.P ('\~" 'l 8" ~ • n • ~ ..... ~ ', .. ,., dqu"~ .. ' ... ., ·~ '"89
Daily Piiot Oetot>e' 12 t3 PROCEEOING AGAINST T11e1:>enehC•••vunC1e1 sa•d • IT.. ,..,..1.., will 2790 Harbor Blvd-Ste U.C.C l I "oei Da"' Assostar.f• A ~s •( 11 •!!"1 P,n ,,., .. a O•anoe -as•
19, 1989 "OU YOU SHOULD CON ,....~ ot Trust l'leretotore e• "'1ct I•"" .. au .. ,..,.., I 209 No••ce •S tle•'lt>~ q1v,.,, '" T ' t ~ MAAo "'"""•" ~ i·•<11 '°'"'illi\.11 • '·' ·•.; q >-• • -d • P •O' :>Clote• 4 ·o~r. T 820 ' . ..,...... 8 loW t11e pet'90f18 h•S ,_81111rnef'I .. as ""'v C Pl • .• , P • " TA.CT A LAWYER ecuted and dehvered to the re esentattive lo lake p 0 801 1 t69 c•eO•!O' s ot '"" "" "''' ,...1111 tne Cou"'• C•e'" ot 0, ontract d"' ~"'e"v"'"'' A"rl'e"' i •11••• ,.,.~ ,~.:: ~~A•
PWl.IC NOTICE
NOTICE OF
J01MT f'UBLIC
HIA'"NG
aY THE
CITY COUNCIL
M THE CITY OF
HUNTINGTON B~ACH
AND THIE
ltl0£VILOllJMENT
AGENCY Of THE cmM
HUNTINGTON BEACH
ONDtUOSmON
AND DFi!LOf'MIKT
AO"HMeNT MTWEIN
THE "IOEV(LMMIENT
AOIENCY AND
PtttL & "0XANNE
ZJIAKIS
NOTIC E IS HEREBV
GIVEN that the C.cy Council
ot tile C11y ot Hunt11'Qton
BHcn anel tne Redevelop..
ment Agem;y ol tl'le C!ly of
Huntington Beacn ,...,11 noto 11
101n1 publlC hearino on Octo·
t>er 16. 1989 at 7 00 P M 1n
.he Cot1nc11 Cnamt>ers City
Hall. 2000 Main Sheet Hunt·
1no1on Beacll Cal1tornia 10
constelef 1nd act upon rne
D .. po .. 11on anCI Develop
ment Agreement t>elw1'4Jn
the Redevelopment Aoency
of the City or Hun11no1on
Beach and Pn11 end Ro~a.,ne
z1w 1s and sale ot •ano
pursu1nl 1nere10 Tl'le
Agr_,,.,,1 provides tor an
aoo111on 10 an •••Sl•"O auto
QIUS &hop 1nC1 development
of ollioe area 0e9c,.ptoon ot
the sne anel scooe ot oe
veiopmen1 can be touno .n
Ille Agreemenl
The 1oca11on ot in. l>'OP
erly IS 17131 BP&C"
Bouleward Hunt•nglo"
Beath C1hto1 n•I 1!:164;
(\/1Cln11y ol ,,.. NW CQlne• ol
Cyprn1t8e.CPll
fn11 ec11on os ••empt tro"'
the prov•S>onl ot rne C•••
forn11 Enw1ronmen111 Oua••ty
Act pyrsuanl 10 Sac11on t~t2, C•au t:? Copies or
the 01sp0s111on and D•·
veto~nl Aoreement at on
11 .. for public 1naoect1on and
COOY'"O lo• the GOi i o• Ouph·
cation 11 Iha Ollie• ot lhe
City C••rli. City ot ~1ont
1ng1on Beach 2000 M 11n
Str .. t. Hunttnoton BH C"
C1Ulorn1a between tl1t>
hoors ot 8 00 A M 1n<1 5 00 P M Monday tnrougn Fn
day. ••Clu11ve ol noHCl•Y'l lnl.,fflad ~rsons ma~
submrt wrfUen cOf'nments
adOtnM<I IO Iha Coty C1e1lo.
ol tile City of Huntington
e.acto P 0 Bow. 190 Hunt
1ngton Beach Cantorn••
92848 pnor 10 5 P M on
Ocloc-13 tH9
Al the h~ and place
Ital• l boYe 111 pet&Ofll
1nt.,e11ed rn the ll>O\le mi l·
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31'1 W COAST HIGH· unders19neo a wu tten Dec· m:, llCllOM without Costa MaN , CA 9262' nar>leO t•.:inste•o•ISI '":' ' anQI! Coun!y on Sf'Pll:ttN>"' --------------------------------w A Y 8 D NEW P 0 RT 1ara1>on ot Dc!1t1ll and De· ot>la~ court approval o ange Coast Da11y Pilot t>u" 1' Jn~te• ·~ <.tbOoJ' ' 0" :, 1q99 Ft30402 P\8.JC NOTICE P\8.IC NOTICE 1'\111.JC NOTICE
BEACH CA 92663 mand for Sar.. 1no a wutten S.IOfa "&tung oen.rn very Ocl 5 6 t 2 t 989 made on Of'•~n.ii '" C·P"• p ,0,.,,,,.0 O•~"Qt' '.oas•
jlt a '''"' address o• Notice ot Default ano E1ec-rmponanl ections ll'le•t>•,.,a•ter Cle~c.• Of'O Oa•') P.tni ov t''" ~ '< •g
commmon oes-onatoon ot t•on 10 Sett Tne unders1oned howe~r Iha per'$0(lai PUBt.IC NOTICE T"I! '8"'"5 "' 0 ti,.i, ,,.~s 2f; 1oac. SUPERIOR COURT OF THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA
prooerty 15 snown at>ovl' no caused sa.o Not•ce ot Oe repr...n°tahve wlll be adoressl!s 01 ine 'l"' c; .. • •• •
warranty s g"e" as 10 1s teu11 and ~1ec1ion 10 Seu to reqult.ct to 01119 notice IO K l)S16 l t tian~te• ''> ar~ ~Id•:• ~ •1 comptete,,en or co,,ec1-t>e recoroeo •" 111e ~ount; tnl9'Mled pe<90ns unless NOTICE OF PETITION l!f'ue HnoJ "9 co Pd • , MLIC NOTICE FOR THE COUNTY OF ORANGE
ness1 The benl!ht•Brt .... 11ere l"e re11 P•ooe•t\ s they N~ wa!W<I nollee 0, TO ADMINISTER IM.i• "t' "•" B 1 c.o 1 \ '
under u10 Oeoldot Trust o, located c:onMf'lled to !tie propo ESTATE OF· CA 9:16o2
reuon ot a t>reacn or oet•ull FO"ECLOSU"E CON· acbOll ) The .....-...nderlt DONN., STAFFORD ·~e oca• on •n Ca••10,' '
.ULT •NTS l"'C AS ".._.... " or 1"1! C" ~r t"t'C"'"" 1 •
lt51S47
FICTll'IOUS BUSINESS
NAME STATEMENT
IRV INE RANCH WATER
DISTRICT Ptatnt 1ff " ttie 001oo1110,.,s secured ,. • " • ladmnis"ahon auth0f1ty GODSHALL '"••et> ner('t<>lore u T"USTEE. BY DANIEL W. • le I o• P• "C Dll o ... s ""'~ "' •
1Ct1led y•nd delivered 10 I~ OMllE"OO. VIC( ""lll· :..,::~.,,:~nr..: :: CASE NO A 150290 OI '"" r•enOP•l ., .... s•1-•01 I o~~ ;;,s-.,"e~~ ::· .... , • t
une1ers1onoid ill .. rnten Ol!c· MNT. 11902 n.YIN( BL VO • OC>tec:tlOn to !tie ~ltllOl't T 0 a• he1!S Sll"'I! ilS •t.• ... f • :<A" • s • v
111a1•on ot Detau11 ano De-SUITE 205, TUSTIN. C A and snows QOOd cause b9ne~-. O'.Olors A :>l"I!' l>u5"'"~' i n '''
mano tor Sate and ~rttten t2llO. (714} 731·3142 why lhe oourf lhoukS noc :.on11ngent cre<>1ors and 4rio -1ao,~ssn ,.,,~..:: · '" ...
no1oe•o10e1au11anoo1e1ec-oa1e tt0389 gran11heau1t1or11y person• wtio may '"1e"0"'0 tran•'"'0 ' ,..·~. A LL PERSO N S IN T E R E STE D IN
hon 10 cause tne unoer · Pvl:>l•!l"ed Oranoe Coas1 A HEARING on fl• Olt\erw-.,. intareSlec:I ·n ""'!'I! •"II'\ 11'1 ..... .... THE MATTER o f t h e signeo 10 sett sa1C1 proper Iv Da•ly P11ot Sl!Pll!mbl!• 28 petition will be held on tr.. *'" Of estate OI t>o•n 1>es1 so '"' as •' c,,.• '
10 satosly !iB'CI ubh9a11ors OCIODl!r 5 17 t989 Tn·q2 Octot»r 26 1989 •I 1 45 of DONNA STAF FORD nt,.nOl!d liar S'" f't-11" authOrtzat10n, ISSu a nCe an d
I nd , ... ., •• lier tnl! unoer p M "' Oep· 1 3 located al GODSHALL Suroanre CO" ' ... a, " I• al d ty o f Bonds o f
SIQ09<1 caused said nohce .:>t P\8.IC NOTICE 700 CNic Center Onve A PETITION nas been ~ .. ,,, .. !it 1gun1 8.,1<• t " V I I
oetault and 01 e•ect•on ,0 oe Wesl s.n1a Ana CA hied t>y DARVL ARNOLD 926~ • Irvine Ranc h Water 01str1ct.
racord.O Jul"e 29 !989 H : 15500 9270i • in ,,... Supeoor C<Jt.irl ot Tt\I! rd'''"''' .. "" ......... ' .... 1 • Conso lidated S erres 1989 tnllr No 89-346819 ot 01. NOTICE Of IF YOU OBJECT TO C•hl0tn1a Counly or aooreu "1 .,.,,. ct,.,.,M•,11nns .,,,,,.,, c I C'v'
•T£1E'S SALE ORANGE ffl"Sle•eeo I ..... DONAL 0 t>YS•n~·~ am .. O• ., .,.,,~~ issued under and pursuan t 11c:111 Rec.ores '" tne ot11c.e or TAU 1he 9nan1tno of 1he petttion. THE PETfT i~ RtSl\i ER .., ,.., 0 c; LOP• c; 11s1t'd aoo.e r" Sep1,. .. c-•" to an Indenture o f T r u st .
the Recoroer ot Orange On Novem~ 1 1989 al you stiouk:f appew at fie te 41'SIS INI OAPYL RISlliE• •O•Q, B••C" ... "°'' 1 •9c!9 COUl"ly 11 00 a m ... ,, Ame,,can hearing •nd SI.ala your qu L I ......... r ,_.,, <; d rt I oceedi ngs Said Seti! w•ll tie maoe Tflle tnsurancl! Company a leetiOtlt Of file wnt•n ARNOLD be app0onte<l as Or ,..,..,..1.,,qto" 9.-~c" CA ...,..,otJ•P " • "' I an Ce an pr
but w11nout C.Ovt'rlanl or ... al· C•lllornle corootallon H ob;actlona with !tie court :rsonat l9{)~&Sen~t·~e ·~ 92~46 .,,.. • ..... P•''I• '8\"~", ,I_., .. ~ ... I Ni\~ !111!<1 11ead tng up t o and inclu ding
r11nty expres~or mpt1eel 'tl· Trustee or Successor beb9 the t..nng. Your lh4mi~=111 e es ae o "t>n7a~('•llO \ ~"' ~t".:l '"""if'C!'lv"• e•,o•O• the autho r1zat1on and
gardtno fllll oossession or Trustee O• Suost1tul ed pewance mllY be "' THE PET'1 1~ .... ,, anoe ' o ... n•, ',.-(l'l'"'t .. r issuanc e o f s u c h B o nds . ttncumt>rancas to pay the TruS1ff ot l"&I C.!"•la1n Deed peraon Of t)y yout attorney ll'MI oeoeoent _,.,nera ~' 1 ,' . 116 •oect
remaon1ng pr1nc•Pl!ll sum ot ot Hust e•ecuted Dy An IF VOU ARE A 1wequ, L'"15nd ......,..,. ... 1 a,, .. 5 s•o•t' 8"4° ' 8' .J'"'· 1 , , F4.32930 ..,. d E t CA $ Inc A CREOrTOR Ill a .............. ,. • • Ma• <'(' ... H l ' • tile no1e<11 secur.,.. oy '3 ' 1oreoni n erpr·~ °' • t>e llOTlllled 10 prooa•e CA q2667 P;o viM O•d• ~e "'""'' Defen dants de.<! ot Trust with .nterest Cah!Orn111 Corporatio~ ano conllngenl cr.OIOl ol ltle Tne ••I and an CIO<J>C~S ~,, B , " ~~ , ,.1 Ol , p 10• Qc•oot" '-·• • ~
No.l504265
SUMMONS
CITATION JUDICIAL
(C.C.P. H M0-170)
as 1n sa•d nolf' prt>ittde<J 'o reeordeCI June 8 tC!8 as In deoaas.ed you mus1 file 1 e u5 P\.~ 1 2 d!t
vances 11 a,,.,. t1neler IN' s1rumen1 No 87-321!>68 ot 'fOUI ~wt.-, the OOUf1::~nat:,a:~~11141 ._.,~; b~ s.> a ••a"s1"'0'~ ~1 ~~"I 11 H T,, 9ir I NOTICE' YOU HAVE BEEN SUED THE COURT MA'V DECIDE AGAINST
terms ot s111e1 OeeCI ot Tr.,st Otl•c•al Peco•Cls ot 01a"Qe lllld r1W11 a ~y 10 1t1e b the court 0A,.,." 1 ' ,.0~,,: f .. o-.. VOU WITHOUT vOUR BEING HEA RD U NLESS YOU RESPOND NOT LATER
lees '"''oes ano e•penses County Cat torn a and pe'90nal r•pteS4M'!C.lrve 'I THE PFHTI~ D ,,..~1E ,;~ 0 • 1, 1,..,1,., 1111-IC W\TICE THA N NOVEMBE~ 6 1959 WHICH 1S A T LEAST TEN 1101 OAVS AFTER
ot rne Trustee ano 01 t11e pursuant 10 1na1 cert.>" No ~~ by ~ court r~esls autl'IOnty to l•nte.,oeo t" 0,. .. onsum-1 r~ "" COMPLEilON OF THE PUBUCA TION OF THIS SUMMONS READ THE ~;u;!~~;·~1::, b:as:·c,,, ~ ~=()t~~ ~~:' )g-e;~~d=~ ::: .. ~rrws~n!.~ ~'.!!",''1e,:.... ·~~~ m.il,.O a! '"P ,, ~ .. : A"O" ~ T Cl&'t23 INFOA~TION BELOW
Oe 30 1989 I N 89 350955 or .... .._. ... ....,....... • ..,..,... & At5<X .J'"" • • Cl ' j NOTICE Of' n.td on IOt>et nstrumenl 0 • ..ners .. p~ "' AO'TWllSlrai.on of ESlates St s:. ... ](){ s ·-· J A"~ TRUSTEE'S SALE 11 1 30 pm 1n tile iot>t>y to 0 111c1a1 Reco•os ot sa10 IMC'<>n 9100 oC fie Ac1 (Tl'lcS aultlofity ••II ,..~ ,,,5 : 1 ,0 , ~. ••• " Moooa • _...,., ~ ·~•
1ne t>u11<11no localed at 601 County w• ..,n.:ier end Califom .. Pro~le Coda .itow the petSOl'lal • ~ , .) , .,.. -~ ·~~« Of' F•.0., ,...,.,.,,,_ •0 •989 Soutn Lew•s Street ()fange pursuant 10 sa•CI Ol!OO ot ITha ~ toe flllnQ dalma tee><~• IO ~e .:> ,~ ~,,.. ,: ..,.:.,.. , ,,..r • ,0 00 "M, "' Ille ~ ot
Centornra ~ r•uSI Ult at Pul>l•C aucr.on '#II not •lPll• bebe lour m;1ny .:llOns w«PIOl.ll ec• . a , •n , , , , Lan'f ADf""'--IOC9led 111
At tile ''"'" ol the nit a1 IOI C.H PI .a .. iu money ot tne monfls ffOm "-heanng ot>i.1ning COUii 1e>c>rovat 1 .,..,,,..l',r. 1 _,,. s"'. ,4180 a.... 8MI s.. .. •06
0.,011cat10n ot tl'l·S not.ce United States 01 A.me11u d da• no1IC»d ~ S.•ore Calling oe'1ain very ~ ·o~ WM!,...,...., c...iorn.a.
1ne total amount 01 l"e un-cash•efs 5 c"ec1o. oa~aote to YOU MAV EXAMINE ~I aC1ionS .... P .,.,,..,. 1.,0 i.::J·,..~• .,, ~ LltTY Rot,,,...,, O" Pl•d oaiancf! of l"e oo•·· said Trustee Cira"'" on a r-.o-Ye' Iha ~al °""09 1,.. 011ion tacureel Oy tn• ;ioo11e s111e °' nat•onal oan1o. • the Ille kepi by ll'le court If fepr..-nl•ltv• ••M oe ,,,e '~so· ." ., :_~ i.': ~ ~
e1escr1bdd Cleed ot trust ano Ctleclo. or awn by 1 s11111e Of you .,. a person '~"eo IO give notoc:e to C•ll ,...~ •• te ""<' lS • 0 ., , WUI Ml • put>Mc:
AVISO• u STEO HA SIOO OEMANOAOO EL TRIBUNAL Pu EOE OECIOIR
CON TRA USTED SIN AUOIENCIA A M ENOS QuE USTEO RESPONOA NO
MAST ARCE OE El 6 OE lllOVIEMBRE 1989 POR LO MENOS OUE ES DIEZ
101 DIAS DESPUES OE TEAMINACION OE PU8l1CAClON OE ESTA
C'TACtON LEA ._A INFORMACION QUE SIGUE
To Al' PeFsons •ntere,11"<1 1n Ille M atter ot ttle authortzation issuance 8nd
vahdtt')' of Bonds o• ""1ne-Rancn Watt-< DtStnc:t Consohdated SerleS 1989.
issued under ano ou•suant to an lnOenture ot Trust and cen arn proceedings
1ead1nq "P 10 and -,c1vorng me author1za11on and issuance ot sucl'l Bonds. Mtimateo costs e•oenses lederat cre<11t union °' a lllle<esled "' the eslale. tnl9fesled ~90ns unle!S & .t.ssoc l•~s "c, ._O<' .._~'°" "'°'*' anCI 80.,.•nces is S76 677 89 cl'I«:~ drawn t>y a ,tale of you may Ille wtll1 lhe court l"9y ,...,.... .. .....o no11C41 or A.cac.01 S• :.-..ti' 2 iJ '?'' ' •vet'°" IO ,,,. ~ cneo
11 is possible ,,.,., at ttw! teoe<•• sav•fl9S and loan n -a lormAI Request lor oor-.ntltd IO the proposed A.n.i H .. 9•t• C"' q~·o "''<I tor cmPI. ~ 1 .. ,,,.: I d tend 11me o• saie rne opening O•d soc.tton. O< sav1nos t>ank Speoal Nott08 ol the flung ec:tion ) The indaperrdent t"e as1 "•h •01 i1""Q ~,.. \ !'*'''*' C1..cll I~ ol t\'le The Pta1n11H has filed a c1v11 complaint against you I you W1Sl1 to e
miy t>e iess than tt>fl total 9'>41C•l•.O '" secllon s 102 ol of en inven tory ana adrl'WttstrallOn autr-ct•'Y t>~ an\~'"°o':~ <Jn..,• 1 l:'tl ::, ~!: ~ ~ i•te this 1awsu11 you must hie with !he Court a written pleading in response to the
inoebtedneu due 1,.1 F•nencoat Code 1nd appraisal of es1a1e assets .,. be qr anted .,,,... an tot>e• •, ' ., "' , " ' I! encl "".,... ~-"¥ • complaint not laler 1t1an No11embe• 6 t989 Vour pleading must be in the
Date 10 2 89 authorized 10 oo t>utiness 1n °' ol any pe~11on or tnteresled pet90fl ri44Ps i n t>us•"e~' ,j"' 11i11 ~· i' '' ~ O.leul end EtectlOt' form required Dy the Cahlom1a Rule'\ ot Court Your original pleading must be
TAC •8031131 "''' state at tne main en Keounl as prollldad '"ob,.C:'10fl to !tie pe1111an '°''5u,.. .. ·•1 • • d1"" '' .-c ~= ~ .... 10 ~-filed 10 this Court with propef filing tt"es·and proof thal a copy thefeof was
MA" VISTA FINANCIAL, ttance 10 Ftrll ."mer•c1n secllon t2SO of ti• and ltlOWS QOOd cauM tied •0n·~0 1 89 :, ~ eon~-•j served on Plaintiff 5 atlor~
INC TIU• insurance Company C.ttlomla Probate Code A why the ooutf should not Daleo R 01 1 Re11ndiona. ~ no11ee -.~ Nld Tr11at ... Ir T.D. 1oc11ao ar t t4 East Flt1h Requfft lor ~~, Nol~ 9fW\I N 11Ufloflty "'Oonild tan••· 0' 1 ,_,,., on o-mw 16.~ A lettei or phone call will not protecttou your typewritten resoonse mus1 IE"VICI COMllJANY, 19enl Street In the City 01 S1n11 lonn IS avtiable rom vie A HEARING Of'I ft• .,.., 1918 "' Oltoat AlcotOI o1 h •r Sandia Ill. Armenta. "n•. Ca11torn1a en 1ri11 r19n1 COUf1 cler"-pe'1ion will be Pl9tcl on Puoi.s"!Otl O• 11 ll~ C ~n~ CourllY Cali..,,.,,_ '" t>e 1n proper legal form ti yOu want ll'le ourt to ear y0ur case
Aieletant t.c-r•tary 111,. •nd intafHI con11eyed Attor~tor Petition«: Oclotlet 26 1989 al I 4S D••'Y Pitcr OciotH'" • .,,r~· ~ica ,..,; • ~'°"
901 louth l .. la It., Or· to and now netd t>y 11 und•r POTHIER & HINRICHS P M '" Otpt 3 localed at °' ~.. ~ , Una carta o una 11amada telelomca no •e ofreoera proteccion. su respueste •nee CA aeee said Deed ot Trust '" 1~ ATTYS. 700 CMC <Anter Dnv• f'\8JC NOTICE R .. nd-_,.,.,, ()ftoaj escrrta 8 maQurna 11ene Q~ cumphr con ras torma11dades legates apropladu
(714) 115"4100 pr~ty .. 1ua1.o 1n s.ld 151 Ho. AoH SttHt West San• 1vVJ CA Reoordl 01 Or-. ~ 51 usted quH!f'e Que ta corte e9Cu<:h@ su caso
IF AV"ILABLE THE EX· Coonty •n<I Stitt de5Cflt>ed s .. 100 tr270t l(Stm CalltorTwL "' t"9 P'°'*'Y
PECTEO OPENING BIO as Senta Ana. CA 92701 IF YOU 06.JECT TO t !Mii .. "' Mid Courll'f ltld MAY BE OBTAINED BY South 75 ... , of .... Wetl Ofang• Coast Oa.rly Ptlol the granting Ol lhe pebltOn FICTITIOUS BUllNlll 1~-~ • ~
CALLING THE FOLLOWING 120 feet of lhe Nortl'I 200 Oct 5. &, 12. 1989 you tlloulcf ~ .. l'9 T NA,Mf ITATt•NT 91:)4 •.o:>1LOI1 ol Tre «»1 TELEPHONE NUMBERS ON IHI of LOI I !OS of Newport he~ and Sl.-te your ha onowing oe<son 111! • oar ._ RecarOld in
Untess you so respond. your default will be entered uPoll Plaintiff'•
a.pplbt1on and this Coort may enter a 1uogment against you tcx the retelf
demanded 1n the compl111nl
THE DAY BEFORE THE Meu Tract H shown on a f'ta.IC fl>TlC( otlf9Cto"9 OI , ... wnnen doing bl.ltt~s u , ........ 10 • .,._ AeicofOI
SALE 1714) 38S·•837 o< Map recorded '" 8ooi< 5 OC>tee'°"9 With l'9 aour1 SOLANO COUNT\ N o1 M11t(;ourCy YOU M AV SEEK THE ADVICE OF AN ATIORNEY IN AP<N MATTER
t2 t3) 627-4M5 page 1 01 M1ace11arteou1 1< O!J 6:IO.... belote IN llMM11 Your VESTORS 1 Caht~"'' r.i," I AKGrd o.-r-Mr Sc:dt O CONNECTED WITH THE COM PLAINT OR THIS SUMMONS. SUCH AT·
Pvt>Osheq Or•noe Coasl MllPI. rKOfds 01 Orange NOTICE OF PETITION llP9N'•nc. ,,.., be "' .,.,partnets:;•o 11 'q'2~,,,:i;.11 ~ TORNEY SHOULD BE CONSULTED PROMPTLY SO THAT YOUR PLEA~
Oa1ty P1to10ctobef 612 19 Count1.C1'110tn•1 T~:.r-~~~~~R per~&l°"'.8~ ~~,7~~· 00 n. ... ....,_ _, INGMAY9EFILEOOAENTEREO WITHINTHE TIME REOUIREOBYTHa9
ttH Th8 10 01:! =' ==.: LYOfA\ PEREZ CREDrTOA or • L .. c Sammis 11922 ClllW :m= ::":;;.; SUMMONS IF VOU 00 NOT KNO W AN ATIORNEY, YOU MAV·CALl AH
CASE NO. A160332 C::' ~ Of fl• FttCh Avenue Sulit" 100 ::0.... _,.. • .....,,.., ATIORNEY REFERRAL SERVICE OR A LEGAL A.ID OFFICE (LISTro IN TliE
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AVOCADO TURKEY DAGWOOD
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California Avocado Spread
2 Medium ripe Califomio AvocaJos. fnded. puled and
mashed
2-112 Tablespoons f'resli lnnrm 1u1u
2 Tablespoons thinly sliud gul'n onions
J Teaspoon ga rlic fall
/12 Teaspoon ta rragon
Sandwich
Califomio Avocado SprN.d
I Head Califomio-Ari.u>na l u bng uttuu. shreddt'd to equal
<f cups
8 Slices whole w heat bread
I 12 Cup sliced Cali/omio Ri/H Olives
2 Medium ripe tomatoes, slued
4 lices Cheddar chuse
4 Slices Muenster chuu
2 Pacltages (6 oz..) Smokd Tur~ BrNSI Slicn, rolled
4 Tablespoons swut hot mwtard
Combine a ll avocado sp~d ingredients: ble nd w ell. C.ore. rinse
and thoroughly d rain lettuce before sh..Wding. C hill shredded
lcuuce in a scaltd plastic bag or crisper. Divide a vocado spread
~ually on 4 b~ad sliCt's. Top t"ach with 2 tablespoons o lives.
2 tomato slices. I slice each Cheddar and Muenster ch eese. 2 turkey
slice rolls and I cup s hredded leuutt. pread rem a ining 4 bread
slices with mustard an d place on top of other ingrtdients. T o serve.
slice sandwiches in h a lf.
AVOCADOS ARE f.A_SY TO Pll£PARE
To .,..epatt u a•ocado. fpllow that ateps:
• Cut the avoado in half. lengthwi~ around tlw lttd.
• Thtn rof.11~ the cwo halws to 1tpan1e.
•To~ d~~. alick tM tipol a 1poon gently unckmeaLI\ and
lift h out.
• To pttl tht 1YOC:'ado hal(. platt tM rut 1ide down o n a cuuing
baud and remow w akin with your li•n or ;a knire.
• • S~ all cut autfacn With kmoo OI' lime ju1tt lO pttv~nl
diK'OIOndon.
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 12. 1989
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he1her you take an 1m 1gor,wng t11l..t-, tadgcttt' 11 a1 tht' 'tad1um. or
simply en JO>' a sy h an M-111ng. autumn p1cn1es Jr<-' a JO~. I ht' dtr crack It's.
the It-a ves are turning a nd the weatllt'r bring' color to our c hm .
Appetites are keener an Lhe open air. w n 's important to S<'f\t' rob ust
food, like m ain dish ~lads.
T U RKEY SALAD STUFFED ICEBERG LETTl'CE ltlb !Im btll h•:.tu11lull), wtth
a salad made 0 £ turkev h am . Cal i£ornia :\\Cx ados an d (:.tltforn1d Ripe ()It, t'S com baned
with a cream cheese dres ang. P dck the m1x1u1t· into d hollo"ed-ou1 ht'dd o f Calaforma-
Arizona Iceberg Le11uce. ft'!> a dand\ reope to mdl..t' .tht><td and< hill un11l 1t'.td' w \t'f'\t'
h 's as impressive-looking when sliced JS i1 '"deli< 1om ro eat
T he best way to assured fre'>h ht'ad o f (..il1rorrna-.\r110na ltelx·r~ I .t 11w t' h t'dS\ -
refriger a te 11 immed1ateh dher purcha'>e. And. l...eq.> 11 J'''" h o rn 1h o,t· tllht't hut!\ and
vegeta bles 1ha1 produce ethylene ga!. (11pt'nang .1g1·11t i '>llth a' tomdton . l...1wtf1 u 11 o r
apples.
N utri11on re!.earch. don<' o n J m.1rl...t-1 bJ-.l..11 <,tuch cornd1natt'd IJ, lilt' P1nduct'
Marketing Assoo~t1on for tht' C.dltfm 01,1 It ebt't g l.e11uu C.omm...,,ion. t nnltr m'> lhc· datd
-Iceberg Le uuce ,., a good .. ourcc-of \'u..imin ( . \' 11am111 \. 1h 1.1mtnt'. 11011 \' 1Lan11n 86.
phospho rou . magnesium . foltc dctd Jntl H'~t·1.1blt' pro1crn
P icnic menurlealunng '>andw1d1n o f h t-10 1t p1oporuon' .lµµt:.1110 l...1d\ of .ill .n~n
f or insta n ce. AVOCAOOTl'RKEY DAGWOOD prO\ Hit''> 1us1 thC' right .. ..,ruff" to mdl...t'
Blo ndie ques1ion Dagwood' reputd1ton . Ruh. cfrn"· "l10k "'lw.tt breC:td 1' '>prt'Jd "'ith
C REAM\' AVOCADO ORES l~G Ptlrd tn·bt·r'"·t·n .m· J,ner' or cht't'-.c-'. thtnh ,lt«'CI
smo ked turkey.~1oma1oe ...... ltct·d Caltfrnnia Ktpt• 011\t''· .rnd ..i ht~ hC:t.ntllul ol )htt•ddt'd
California-Ariwna l< eberg Lt·11uct'
Califomtd .·\\cxado ... ttt' ..in ouh1.md111 lt 'ou1t1· of pn1.1"1um-11unu·-lrn -1nt0Ct
more potdSS tum thdn 26 other popul.ir fru1b .111d 11111 n R t'lt'OI nwcitc.11 'ruciH" ,u~gt''>I
1ha t high leHls o f po1a~s1 u m tn tht' d1t•t mJ\ lwlp lmH·1 1 ht' ri-.1... nl '1rol...1· ll\ d'> rnw h .i'
40%. Plu,. 1he' contain no cholt'\lerol. and ,lit' na1 111.tlh Jm, 111 ,,xJ1\1m C.C:1lilnrn1J
AH>eadm are a n excellenr w urce ol \'1tamm .\
MEDITERRA NEA~ T l 'RKE\' OLl\'ESALAD "'ill ..idd lld11 10a11.1wumn g.uher·
i ng. Turkev fo rms the b!i .. t' or t h1'i !>Oph l'>llCa1t•d ')d I.id I h.11 ,, 1oppl'd \\ II h •• l ft' dill\ 01 ..ingt'
flavored dte'>s ing 10 creatt' Jn cxciung mix of t~hlt"' .ind 1t·x1u1 t·, I h11 I...'" 'P' nl 1u1n
O \ e n roastt'd 1urJ..e, breast .ir1· 1eamt'd "·uh '' edgcc; nl ( ~1 It(or111.l· \ 111011.1 11 t twr~ I 1 11t1cc.
slices of Calt£orn1J :\\oc<tdo,, dnd C.ihforn1.1 Ripe Oll\r'>
Ripe o liH''> an· a rt'i:l'>OllJhh tz0<x.l -.ouJC t' of t..i l1 rum 1111n. 1 nppt·1 .111tl \'11,11nt11 .\
f he oil o f t he ol i\ t' l'i one or m .10·, oldt''' ,)\ .11 l.Jhlt !nod pl udlH ".ind" p11 't'OI Ill l'J\I h
~1ge 1ed form. Thl' ca lorrc conrt'nt o f rt pt· oliH''" 11H1< h 111\q·t t h.111 mJ m J.woplt ·•"umt-
C:al i lorn ia R 1 pt• 0 I I\ t'~ .11 t' fldt l t'd tn a I u~ 111 hr lllt'. 1101 11n h 1ohr111~11t11 dw I I ,I\ or of
the fruit. but also 10 prott·u tht'm 111 ttan-.po11<111on 1 lu 1n omnit'ndnl ,ht 11 !tit Im
unopenetlcan,h:S6to 18month'> r ht'\ ffij\ bt ,1or1·tL1111Hlllllllllpt•t.Jllll l Oncr11pt·1wd
~rore unused rtpt' o il\ t''-m 1 ht'tr on~m,11 brine 1n1 IH" opc·n 1111,11\d1 o\l·t "11 h pl.htll "1c111
Pa11ialh t1't'<lca11-.of npt'Oll\t''m,I\ twheld tn 1hcrr·lr11~n.11rn lnr uµ10 IOd.n' :\c'\t'I
mix gn't'n o lt\t'' 01 ptc J...k, 1n 1he t .111 \\1th ript· oh"·'
r url...t'\ ,, h11~h Ill pro11·tn . In\\ Ill 1.1101 H'\, '"tu1.11t·tl l..11 .1111! 1 hol1·,11·111l
tompart'd1ootht'rrn1•af'>. l lth n J1u1.ilh lo\' (,11 1u111t·111 m.1l...n1 111l...e\
lt~htcr to t·.11 J nd t'd,lt'r 1n Jt~<"I th.in m..irn 01ltt'1 pro1t·Hl
source~. 1 url..t'\ 1\ ..1lso di\ t'Xcellent 'our< t• ol 11~rn 11ho-
fl c1' 1 ne. 11nt dnd '11.1m '"' Bti .ind BI:! -n 11111cnt' 1''"·1111.1 I
10 energ\ ptodut 11on a nd ~oo<l hc<-1lth.
T u l...t·t-p dt'lt tut l..t'\ nw.11 01111.,1 .111tl ht ,Ji .rJ,1111~.
prop<·r <>lot J~t' '' ..i m11-.1. Rt''' 1,1p puH h.;i.,e;-, 1n m11.-.. 1u11
'apor-proor \\'r,1p ,rnd ,!Ott' 10 t oldt•,1 p .111 o f 1 ht 1l'f11~-
t•r ..iwr. ~.n, e '>Ii < t•d llll kt·' nlt'.th 111.1, dn 0111 mort
quttkh dut• to 1hr 11 IJr~t·t ,ud.itt' .11 r.1. bu' Jll't 1h1
.1mo11n1 tn tw "'"ti'' 11h in .1 ft'" d.1'' Rt'aJ l.1hd, 1 .111
fu llv a nd ll'<' µ10<111< 1 h' tht' u'e·b\ d.11t•
In addt11on 10 dw t'.J'l' J illi ">tmpltt '''of p1q1.11111i..:
I ht•-.t• n·t I pt''· I ht·, h.n (' I 111
cHh ant.tgt• of betn~ l11h
tn fJI. t ho ln11·1ol .11111
~tEDITERRA~EA '\;Tl .RJ\EY OLl\'1-. S.~L.\D
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Head Califomio-Arizona Iceberg Lettu«
Tabll'\poon chopped or11on
l1u f I 4 \I · inch J pared fre~h ~ingn root
Cup r•t'getable oil
Tab/e,poon\ u•h1te w rnl' t·ine~ar
'\mall oranl{l'. pulrd and \l'Cl1orud
Tt'aspoon salt
Tra.fpoon wh1ll' pt'ppn
Poundf Oven-roast.ed Tur~ Brttist
R1pl' Cali/omio Avocado. pull'd and ~l1ad
Cup \l1ced Coli/omio R ifH Olives
Core. rin e a n d thorou~hh drain le ttuce. C hall in a ~aled plam<
ba~ o r crisper. Pia«' o nio n and ginger in elt'Cm c blender or food
processor:'whirl un11l fine lv cho pped. Add oil. vinegar. 112 oran~e.
ah a nd pepper: whir 10 mix. C ut iceberg le uuce head into 8 tht~
wedges and place 2 wedges on t"ach p late. C ut turk(')' breast into
I "t-inch s lices. Arran~ turkey slicn o n lettuce slivers. Top with
a vocado a n d o live'>. P o ur l/'l cup dressing over each '>t>rvm g a nd
garnish with an oran ge S«tio n
TURKEY DELI-MAXES MEALS FAST AS A HEARTBEAT
wi 1h • frtt bn>ch lift
Rl'ad\!. '"· f{0.1 .Vow 1t·~ r ot\' to whip up ml'ab ... fut 01 n ltl'artbl'ot. 1umR
full\!-<OOlud turltt"\' dt'/1 ml'at.J. To rt('l'tt,., 18 mno1~t11.,. lurltt')• dl'/1 '"Cl ,,,.,
s~nd o .rtl/-11ddrrHl'd, ftampt'd. bw1ruu -mr (MIO ) t'rn'l'lo,,,. to: 1Mr4eJ
Deli .,_..,tt, IY•tiOtMI TM..ley ,..,_,_ 1111' SIUUd Rills lttHNI.
llalOft, Virrinio ZZHO.
CAUfOaNtA UPI: ouvr.s
Calorie C-nc
TM c:ak>ric-conttn1 for Cahfomia ri~ oliws ia much k>wft than
many peoplc-u~.
""'" 4 cwlorvJ 4cwlonn
re R h.£\ srl "FffJ) ICEBER(,, I..ETfl"CE
\t·1 ,,., n
I II rad California -Arizona /cebng uttua
./ 011n1 r\ < rt'nm < ,,,.,.,,., nt rnom trmprT<1f11rr'
1 C 11 p dn 1 n 11n11 1 rrn m
./ C.11p m 1ntrd par'11"'1
I Tl'atpoon drird d1ll u•r'('(/
:! Trn\poon' D11on·•f\ Ir mt/\fnrd
~ ( "P sltcrd California Ri~ O/it'f'S
I :! Ct1p rubrd "P" California tfoocado
I J C 11p red hell pt'pprr
I 2 Cup chopprd u·alrwt'
1 4 Pound Turltey Ham. 1 11brd
Core. rin~e and t horou~hl\' dratn lellU(e RemoH' inn er lea\'e<>
from le uuce head 10 fot ma f1M ·<>t1e-d hollo" m center. ( ave inner
lea\·es for a nothf'r use.) \\'r.i p ktcuc.e head tn p lasltc bag and chill
to crisp leuuN' while making ftllin~. Jn a medium -sm>d bowl.
combine together cream thee t', sour < rt'am . parslt-'\. dill and
mustard until well blende<l. :\h \. m o li\t', avocado, red pepper.
waJn u<s and turkey ham . Spoon mixture into ho llo wed lettu<T
head: rover w11h plaslic wrap. Chill at lett'it two hou rs. To seive.
cut lcuu~ heoad into 6 wedgt"\
STEPS roa
PROPO
LE'ITUCE
CAll
I. £LECT ht"ads that gjw 1hptly whC'n ,mtJ
5qU«l~. A fum. but not hard hnd ia a pcT·
f«tly "matun•" bead.
I. OOH by hokbng head C'Off'omd dowa. whac:k
11 onto a countn-. tbnl btt ouwiM ouc tht eott
Wlth hngttS Of. you ma cut wnh aaainlftl
llttf buf~ CUC todsa 1118)' dUrolar llllOM'f,
UN by holdi .. Mild "°"'9.ftid .p --
runnt .. tap WMrT aJloWi•.,... to,_•
t.hrousb dw heiid llO rdnM ~ .
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Curry chicken tops
for a baked :potat·o
A study by the International
Microwave Power lnstitllte shows
that 75 percent of all American
families own a microwave and
that accounts for more than 60
million microwave ovens. That
number can only be upected to
increase in the coming. year. ·
It's no surprise that we're micro-
wave crazy: the ovens can cut
meal preparation time at least in
half.
This Curry Chicken Topped
Potato is a snap. Four potatoes
take only 13 minutes in the micro-
wave versus over an hour in a
conventional oven. The curry
chicken topping can also be micro-
waved. The best part is that the
entire meal can be made in one
pan.
With vegetables, chicken and
the nutritious spud, this is a
healthful meal an a potato. Thi s
twist of putting vege tables tn the
potato may also help reform chil-
dren with pea and carrot-itis.
CURRY CHICKEN-TOPPED
POTATO
1 pollDd bonele11, sklnless
cb.icken cut in bite-sized pieces
t tablespoons flour
1 package (16 ounces) frozen
mixed peas and carrots
'i'J cop dry white wine
11.a cup chopped onion
•/4 cup golden raisins
1 'tablespoon curry powder
Raisin '
tasty ideas
for school
lunchbox
Not that it's back-to-school
lime. mommgs tum frantic as
parents scurry to prepare bag
lunches. A little pre-planning can
help ensure that the lunches are
ready on time and that children
will eat nutritiously and remain
satisfied and energetic throughout
the school day.
Get a head start b) baking a
batch of Lunch box Su per Cookies.
Children will enjoy the sweet taste
and crisp texutre of these cookies:
parents w1llbe pleased with th~
nutnuous contributions made by
the ingredients. such as the plump
California raistns that go into
them.
Sweet and chewy California
raisins provide iron. potassium,
phosphorus. calcium, magnesium,
as ·well as B vitamins. Whole
wheat Oour. bran Oakes. dry milk
and peanut butter add to this
super cookie's nutritional value,
providing fiber. B vitamins and
protein.
Invest a weekend afternoon to
make Lunchbox Super Cookies.
With assistance from the lc:ids, this
can be an enjoyable family project.
The recipe is designed to produce
5 dozen cookies -enough to
Sall ud pepper to taste
Cadew Hts
4 {abo1t I oaaces eac~) R1sset
potatoes, baked
Toss chicken in Oour to coat.
Combine all ingredients except
cashew nuts and potatoes in 3-
Quart covered microwave-safe
baking dish. Microcook at Me-
dium High (70 percent) 20 to 25
minutes or until chicken is
thoroughly cooked. Cut or pierce
tops of potatoes lengthwise;
squeeze ends and push toward
center to open. Divide and spoon
into potatoes. Makes 4 to 6 ser-
vings.
N1trlttoul Analysis Per Ser-
vla,: 503 cal., 4?.2,B pro., 6.4 g_fat.
62.9 g carb., 13.4 g fiber. 97 mg
chol. and 133 mg sodium.
Microwave Metbod: Scrub
potatoes. Pierce several times with
fork. Microcook according to
manufacturer's direction or at
High (100 percent) about 5
minutes for one 8-ounce potato.
about 6 mmutes for two 8-ounce
potatoes and about 13 mintues for
four 8-ounce potatoes. Turn
potatoes over and rotate one-
quarter tum halfway through
cooking 11me. Let stand. covered,
5 m inutes.
Conventional Metbod: Scrub
potatoes. Pierce several times with
fork. Bake at 400 degrees to 6.0
minutes or until tender ..
VEGETABLE CHILI POTATO~
1 can (151/4 oa.ace~) red k.idlley
beans, drained
1 can (14 Ya ounces) tomatoes,
cut-up
1 cu ( 1% ounces) Mexican-
style corn
1 cu (' ounces) tomato paste
1 can ( 4 0W1ces) cbopped l"fflt
chilies
1 cup cbopped onion
I tablespoon ground clam pow-
enjoy immediately. hot from tbe LUNCHBOX t caps bran flakes
o ven. as well as-to cool and store SUPEJ)COOIIES . In iarge bowl cream butter.
in the freezer, where thg-will keep 14 C9P Mtter or margariJle, sugar and honey. Beat m eggs,
for up to two months. For variety, softened then vanilla, salt and baking soda. make cookie "sandwiches" by spreading. peanut butter bewtwcen ~ e11p packed down brown Mix in oats, Oour and milk pow-
two cookies. AIU der to blend tho uroughly. Mix in
When there's no time to bake, 14 e11p lloaey raisi ns and walnuts. Gently mix in
tuck convenient snack packs of % eat bran Oakes. Drop by table-
raisins in the lunch bag. Or com-1 tea.,ooa vuUla spoonfuls. spaced apart. onto
bine versatile raisins with nuts and ~ tea.,... eac• sall ud bak-greased baking sheets.
cereal to make a quick trail mix. iq .... Balce in 350-degrce oven 15 to
• % e11p1 relled Nts 20 minutes until set a nd edJeS arc You can be sure that these deice-.. _ o lightly browned. Cool 10 mrnutes·. table home baked treats won't be 'it cwp •-le wlileat Mr
traded for junk food durina lunch ~ cw, .... rat by milk powder remove to racks to cool complete-
time .. swap meets" in the 1 ~ c.,t nalslas ly. Cookies may be sandwiched
cafeteria. 1 e11p ~eppe• w•1t1 t~tber with peanut butter, if you -====;:;:;::::;;=::;;:;:::;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~;;;::;;iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii-iiiiiiii;;;;;;:;;;;;i wish. (When securely wrapped ,. """'.,....P-.,. and frozen, unfilled ccok.ies will
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keep up to 2 months.) Makes
about S dozen single cookies.
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4 {...._t I eaces ea~) bnet
potatea, bde4
tops of potatoes lenathwisc;
squeeze ehds and push toward
center to open. Spoon chili mix-
ture over hot potatoes. Makes 4
servings.
High (100 percent) about
minutes for one 8-ounce potato
about 6 minutes for two 8--0un .
potatoes and about 13 minutes fo
four 8-ounce potatoes. Tur
potatoes over and rotate one
quaner turn halfway thro~
cooking time. Let stand, covered
5 minutes.
Combine all ingredients except
potatoes in 3-quart covered
microwave-safe baking dish.
Microcook at High (100 percent)
25 to 30 mintues or until
thoroughly heated. Cut or pierce
N•trtdeul Aaa.lylls Per Ser-vtaa: 559 cal., 24.3 g P.fO., 11.4 g
fat. I 00.S g carb., 20.2 a fiber, 30
mg cbol. and 983 mg sodium.
Micrewave Metlllo4: Scrub
potatoes. Pierce several times with
fork. Microcook according to
manufactureer's ~tion or at
C..veatJoul MetltCMl: Scru
potatoes; pierce several times' wi
fork. Bake at 400 degrees. 50 to
minute or until: tender.
County chefs showcase talents .
A sumptuous array of hors d'oeuvres, entrees,
dessens and fine wines will be offered for samplina
at the fourth annual Great Chefs of Orange County
benefit.
The event will be held from 4 to 1 p.m. Sunday,
Oct. 29, at the Dana Point Resort. 25 135 Park
Lantern, Dana Point. Proceeds will support the
National Kidney Foundition of Southern California.
Proceeds will also support the foundation's
many programs including research into the causes
and treatment of kidney and urologic diseases and
public education about the organ donor program.
The benefit will ·also include a silent auction.
Among the prizes will be a meal served at the home
of the winner and will be prepared by an out.standing
local chef.
Don Sutton. former Los Angeles Dodger pitcher
and sports commctator of the Z Channel will be
honorary chairman.
Participating restaurants are Alfredo's. Westin
South Coast Plaza Hotel: Andreino's: Bangkok Four.
Dover's Restaruant. Doubletree Hotel; Five Crowns:
J Gemmel's; GranviUcs; J.W.'s .• Anaheim Marriott
Hotel; John Dominis Restaruant; Larner Genkai; ~
Brisas; Morrell's, Irvine Hilton; Papa Geppetto'st
Hyatt Regency Alicante; Pavilion Rcstaruant. Four
Seasons Hotel. ·
Also Pr-ego's; The Dining Room, Ritz-Carltot;
Hotel: Ron's in Laguna; Scott's Seafood Grill an~
Bar, Swallow's Cov~: Towers Restaurant, Surf and
Sand Hotel; Tuttu Mare: Villa Nova; and Water-·
colors., Dana Point Resort.
Wineries are Alexander Valley Vineyards.
Callaway Vineyard and Winery, Cilurzo Vineyard
and Winery. Clos Du Bois Wines, John Culbertson
Winery. Creston Manor Vineyards and Winery, ~
Loach Vineyards. Mauri~ Carrie Winery, Mazzocco
Vineyards, Mount Palomar Winery. Robert Keenan
Winery. Robert Mondavi. Scbastiani. William Hill
and William Wheeler.
Tickets arc S l 00 per person and can be
purchased by calling 962-7675 or at the door.
Chairmen are Mike Boone and Tony Covella.
Frittata harve.sts a variety of cheese
Get your 40 winks and st~ll
impress the ganJ with a sure-fire
breakfast combmation -Cali-
fornia specialty cheeses and a var-
iety of harvestvegetables.
For this flavorful Harvest Frit-
tata. sliced red omon. potatoes and
eggplant are suateed in a large pan
until tender with sweet red and
green bell peppers. Feel free to
subsitute any seasonal produce for
the vegetables called for rn the
recipe.
Beaten eggs and crumbled Cali-
fornia feta (cow) or queso fresco
cheese are poured over the tender
veggies and cooked on the stove..
When the frittata is barely set,
sprinJcJe with grated Mozzarella
and garnish. Place in under the
broiler for 3-4 minutes to melt the
top.
Serve the frittata in wedges to
show all the autumn colors of a
beautiful October morninc. Re-
frigerated leftovers pack nicely for
a great picnic lunch treat.
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IOY sauce--marinated Califomia-
l'OWD turkey with prbanzo beans
and artichoke ~ arcen onions.
ted pepper and, Minted Mayon-
naise. Turkey is especially com•
s-tible with mint, because the
delicat~ taste of turkey meat
provides a plea.sin& counterpoint
to the zesty mint flavor.
Minted Turkey Salad sugests a
new cut of California turkey to use 'in salads. nstead of traditional
roasted turkey breast meat. the
recipe calls for turkey breast slices.
Because of their thinness, turkey
breast slices can be cooked in l S
m"inutes, much less time than is
required for a whole breast,
streamlining preparation time.
Turkey breast mces also allow
the mannade to penetrate quickly
and 6eeply into the meat. And
marinating the slices keeps them
moist and tender throughout the
baking process.
With protein from Californ ia·
grown turkey and a wide asson·
menr of vegetables, Minted Tur·
key Salad makes a complete meal
for lunch or an excellent light
supper ~· Piping hot French bread. rollsl or muffins arc good
accompaniments.
Once you've tried the salad con·
sider seasoning Califomia~own
turkey with other herbs as well.
The mild turkey flavor lends itself
well to combinations with such,
fresh herbs~ as basil, rosemary,
cilantro or thyme.
MINTED TURKEY SALAD
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key breast 1Uces
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•;. teufH• prUc powder
Salt &M pener
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1 HM ktter lettHe
Marinate turkey slices in mix-
ture of lemon juice, soy sauce, oil,
prlic powder, salt and pepper for
about l hour. In shallow pan bake
for IS minutes at 3SO dcarees.
turning half way through; cool.
Slice turkey into strips; combin1_
with prbenzo--titans, aruchokc
hearts, onions, red pepper and
Minted Mayonnaise. Serve on a
bed of lettuce. Makes 6 to 8
servings.
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