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Home My WebLink About1989-12-28 - Orange Coast PilotQuake In Laguna Judge won't • Australia '• ... --.,; loses freeze "'" " kills \ at streets Keating's least 20 lawsuit assets WORLD/A4 COA T /A3 8 ,~ THE ORANGE COAST 25 CEN T THUR DAY., DECEMBER 28. 1989 Trauma center in FV closes qui~tly Sy EMILY ADAMS °' uw o..iy ""'" s..,, Without fanfare. cere mony or sirens. Fountain Valley Reg.tonal Hospital closed its trauma center for business Wednesday. County GOP settles poll guard .suit Onl) black armbands worn by trau ma staffand an unusual quiet in the halls marked the center's pass- ing. The only siren to be heard were the "arnings of hospital adminis- trators around the county who con- tinue to predict that the demise of this trauma center could spell emi- nent collapse for the enttre s)stem. W11hout Fountain Valley's h nk in the trauma system. a chunk of the county's western section is left without a trauma center within rea onable tra veling distance. H unt- ington Beach and Newport Beach arc t"o suC'h commun1 t1~ that may find them!>Chcs in a pocket outside of the :20-minute a mbulance-ride radius paramedics consider essenual for sa' ing li\C'i The lack o f a nearb) trauma center prompted cwport Beach Fire Chief J im Recd to wnte a letter to count ~ supervisors last month rcque'it1ng the~ designate another trauma center or change procedures so patients w11h lo\\cr-level trauma 1nJune can be tak.:n to regular ho p11ats. No other hospita l in thc county has 'oluntcered to create a trauma center. O range County's growing popu· lauon o f more than 2.4 milho n people 1s now left with JUSt three f Ple•se see HOSPIT Al/ A2t Dr. '-Peter Anderson. director of l'ountaln Vall•y's emergency room for th• past 1 S D.itJ ,..., ~o •J' L-.. .,.". years. fears the county's trauma-care sys- tem Is crumbling. By BO B VAN EYKEN Oran Re < lU n t' Kqiu hi 1~ an ll'Lldl·r<, ~ agrl..'l'll In J'IJ' Ol'Jrl~ $4110 II• 1n JamJg.l'' 111 '1.'ll 1t· J 'ull that ,h,1lkng~·d lhl'tr J,l. 11! un11nrm- l'd '>l'l unt. guJrJ, 111 m nit• •r pol·' U'>l'J h~ li1'>pJnll. \Oll'f\ 1n lhl ~~nd ~tall' .\'>semhl\ [)1.,tnll during the "m ,·mtx·r t <>f... l'ln t111n .11111rnt'" annoumt·J \\ l'dnl·,d;.n · l hl' agn.'t·nwn1 rt'.lt hcd l.itt· f m·,. d.1~ tiring' thl' 1111~11 'l'llkn l'IH n lht• l.l\l" Ill .$4111 I I 0 I '\ l '>l' ol the guarJ, \\ho Jl\n ~"lC'd \tgn'> ''arnin~ th.11 · n11n-, 1111t•n, tJn·t \lilt · hruught Jn J'Jlan,hr ,,, l.fl!IU\01 J11\.\ll 11n l.OUnl\ c,np ( h.11r01Jll f om • Ul..'llll"' \\ \l·mbl~mJn ( Jrt Pnngk and 11thn Rl·pu1'1ilJl1' "h1• "''rt· Jt. u\l·J 111 tr~rng 111 tnghll'll J\\J\ lli...pJntl \Okr\ ··H1.,pan1, rx·ork \\l'H harJ..,..cJ hum1h.1ll'<l Jnd in-.ulll·J h' tht• pn·,. cnn· 111 :h, '4." ..... ur· I' ~uJrJ<, "ho "l'fl' put lhl'rl 11 ,hi.tlkngt' thllr 11ght 111 'ntt· · ....i1J Jowrh Rc-mlhu an attl•rn,·~ Im tht ti\(" H 1,pan1l pla10111h Hut Dam I \\old . .itlLlrnC\ tor lhc Kcpuhlil'an c t•n1ral < <1mm1 ttcc of C >rangt' t ount~ anJ tci ur lit II~ l•I· lit 1a1 ... '!><lid there had occn n1) 1n1cn1 to 1n11m1da1c :imone ""Tht· '>1&11" ''l"rl' aimed :it non· l 1t11l'n\. not k·µI 'Ult'r' ·· hl' \J1J M.esa, SOS near agreement on agency's new location Charred, headless cat found irl NB By IRIS YOKOI By 11011 VAN EYKEN The cit) of osta Mesa and Share Our · IH:s. thl' count} 's large~t pn- ' atl' po\Crt) rehefagcnc~. ma) be near an agreement that could end )ears of complaints b) ne ighbors who !kl) the} can't live with the crowds o f poor people attracted by the agenq ·c; services. a cit} official said. Responding to numerous com- pla1nh . the City Council 'otcd in Jul} not to e\tcnd hare Our Selves' lea~ at c it)-owncd Rea Community Center be)•ond Jan. 15. Piiot ovvner buys p'aper In Glendale 9y The Daly l'lot The aroup that recently purchased the Daily Pilot has acquired the Glendale News Prns and its two sisttt pubhc.uons, the Burbank Leader and the foothill Leader, from the Goodson Newspaper Group Inc. Pl,e Glendale Publishina Inc., the newly formed and wholly owned IUblidiu} of Piii Group P\lblilhina lac., and Ooodlon did 80I dilclole tbe term• a( .... tra.-ction. .. T~ JM1blic:alion1 ltrike me a a woaderftal opportunity to enw dlil cuiti111 aew1'9P1r nwUt." .W Rot.ft E, ..... praideDt wt daief necutive ollrcer a( tbe .,_.,. He .,.,_ .. ~/Ail The dcc1s1on caml' d c'>p1te .i largc outpouring of suppon for oc; and a poll \\h1c h the chant~ 'c; hoard memtx·~ said 1nd1ca1ed mo'it \\CS! ( ost.i ;\ lcsa resident' "ere no t op- po<>ed to the org.in1zat1on's locnuon at Rl·a C cntl'r. The co uncil ordcrl·d ~ll' <;taff to "ork "1th ·os to find a· new lo- cation and counnl members said after the 'otc that the) "ould be w1lhng to support some con11nuing subsidies 10 nllo" the chant) to o perate in a diffe rent location. Councilman On Amburge) said \\ednc da) he believed a proposal !II mo\\: ..,, )'i to onl' of l\\O \(IU!h C t>'>tJ \ll''a 1mlus1nal locations "oulJ lx· ''" T Ul''l<la' ·s ( 11' C nunc1l .tltl'Od.1 lor JJ'll'lro' af · ··1 thin!. 1t 0 ') \Cl"\ dctin1ll' that \\C' ha\C theSl' pos'>1btl1t1l'\."0 he \<lid ·-rm glad that stafT and 0 .., "ere at lea~t abk 10 arrt\C at a locat10n that lool..s promising.'" Jean f orbath. d1rl'ctor o t 'iOC). \\Ou Id not sa) Wednesda) "hl'ther a n agrl·emcnt had been reached She did "" ho\\e\l'r. that there '-'tHtld tx· somt•thing on Tucsdn) 's agenda rc1mrd1n1t thl' poss1b1lit} of a mo' c. f Ple•se lff SOS/ A2J (0\IH,IOH\ Hl'l'I'' Of ,.._ o....,, ,._ St.off .\ burned and decapitated cat \\3S lourd .in C hnc,tmas Da' m the par~ing lot at F-a~h1on !-.land. tht• 1h1rJ m\'itcnou' tclinc ~tiling 1n 'C\\pon lkal h 1n l\\O months ~c"port &-alh pohH' ..aid the\ don"t ha 'l an' thconl' on "hat I'> t~:hmd thl' I.lie t inndent and ha'e m't 1111 t•J the thrc-c mudcnts. Police Lt Tim -...:e"man "'11d \\cdm .. ;da' ··\\c'rc 1n,cst1gat1ng and "e·rc conl·crnro but "c don"t ha'c .in~ )P\.'Ufic 1nformat1on that "Ould lrn~ them other than the 0!1,10u thing that the' "ere all cat!> that ha'c been k1lll'd."' Scwman o;a1d "It 1<> kind of unusual. I'll hJ\C w .idmll tha1 ·· ·\t about 8.JO a.m ~1onda ~. F-ash1on lc,land o;ecunt\ guards found a dead l'al 1n the par\ong lot cast of Robrnson·, department f Pluse su CAT I A2t Sales fill stoc~ings of Coast malls Sy IRIS YOf(Of Of m. Olllly .... k.tff Orange Coast retailers dc~nbed th•~ Christmas season in glowing terms. saying sale and traffic surpassed 1hosc o f Deccmbtrs past. lthough econo mic anal}sts had earlier predicted a slow ~Ourth quar- ter with consumers hesitant about spendina their money. store maa- aarrs 11 both South Coast Plaz.1 and Fashion Island said Oran~ Coast c ustomers p roved economists wrona. Somi employees reponcd btfott C hris&mas that business attmcd llow, but manaem said Wednesday thll K!llllts' business was brisk and httd llal!t.l from Thank91ivi~ on. TM Cltristma sta10G fUnha dcmonstraled how 1fftun1 Ora• (oa t con umers arc. \\Ith upscale storl' ht..c Nieman Marcus reportcd- 1) o;ho" 1ng healthy sales figure all month. "We had doublc·<h,11 increases at South Coast rlaia.' said Maura Eggan. mar~eting directo r for the osta Mesa shopping center. "We've had good business and merchants ha\e been happy with their fourth quarter.·· Egan said sales actually increased about IS percent dunna the-founh quancr at South Coast P1aza. "That has bttn penicularl>, evident in the vCI") u..-11c stores.· w said. "We arc a mecca for amuent customers ... "EAccl~nt tr1ffic." said Bob Dornin. 1cner1l mana1er for f 1sht0n Island in N~ Bach. "Traflic: countt ~ up by 2S per- catt o~ Int )~r. E,·enbody was H'r~ pk3'>l'U "tth thl' gcnl·rnl acll\ 1- l\ .• · \1 uch of the trallic 1ncrt'aS<'s at r ashitln I land can be attnbuted 10 lhl' center·, m3JOr rcno,at1on com - pleted th1~ ) car "The reno' a11on had a \lgn1fi ant 1mpa<.·t." Domin agreed. Many people came to the C'Cnter JU t to ~c the changes and c'plort the man) ne" store . But once there. the) also bought. according to Domin. Individual ~tore manlllt'~ said e'act ~le fiaures ""-ould not be a'auablc unlll aOcr the tan or the >~car. but cch~d Euan's and Dom1n's re' 1c" o f the season. "We had an 1mbtt10Us p&.n. and \\C met 11." said Jo hn &.tr. oper- ation\ manqrr at the Bro.dWay dcpanmcnt store in Fashion lllaed. GOOD MORNING "It \Wrll'd 11tl \.\Ith a hang on the ~untla~ .iftcr ThanL. gl\ 1ng :ind "C "t'rl' pn·tt' c,1ro ng all th<.' "a' through ·· )fl goods hL.t• l ll)th1ng and fa h1on anc onc~ "ere the he t <.ellcr... auorJing to Racr and L>ornin. ··t.argc u kct 11em t'-cren't mo' ing a' "ell." Dorn10 ~1d "The) "-l'rt' tlal for the )car." <\nal) t had said earlier this month that the C<."Onom' "o uld sec "ca.k groMh at be t 1n the final quarter of the ~car C'on~umer si>endrng "cnt do"n 1n October "h1lc pc~I 111 omc fi ur ro leading anal sl\ to \flCCUlatc con- sumers ""crcn't w1lhna to pan \\'lth tht1r mOM) and ~ould wan for products to ao on \Ak But that walft't the ca1e •Iona the .,.._ ...... ,All . Imes .. A 111r .. II ,,.,,. Ill It ............ • < > u Jden\l "as nc' er that we did • ,, t.no" "hat "a" going on It was "mpl~ that \\C had absolute!~ no 1n1,·n11un ul uflt:nd1 ng an)one." < alhng 11 ··1hl' largest settlement "\ trt .t\\3rt of in a .. o tlnJ nghts \aw Rl·ml hu ..aid the legal action .il'>u '>purred the state Legislature to l'nat 1 a la" making tt a felony to pmt uniformed guards at polling pl.11 l'<. I 1hmt.. 11 \\111 clearh send a mt''\Ji?l' that \OU JUSt can·i do this.'' lhmlh" \.lid Hl· '4!1d he hche' cd tbe defcn- liant' had ..Cttlco because ~ haa .m J._"1lutl' '>lam-dunk case and we l" 1IJ pr ne ho" the~ did it." \\ Id .ilk·<.! Rl·mcho"s speculauon J tanta' · \\ l' nt'rcr<.>d to settle because the dl''l -Jant,· 1n'iurance earners of- ler~·J SJ•i-1.1u1 under a clause that rx·rm l~ them tn settle \\.tthout tM dcknJJnt' uinS<nt." he said. ~The ddrnJa"h h.id ml\cd feelings about II .. r hl· lh publican commmec's busi- nl ''pt. .1n. earned bv the F1rC1DAn's I und. a!I "ell as homeov.--oer's poli- l •C' l arncd tiv individual ckfcn- dan t\ o'en·((le-gal defense costs, hu1 not nl-ccs..anl} dama1e awards n.·o;ullmtt from a court Judgment, \\ old \.lld Rcml ho Jc t..no" ledged his plain- f~luse see LAWSUIT/ All Agency says pier should be razed I}' ROBERT BARKER Of trw Olllly -Slaff Fl'deral ofliC1als agreed with llunt1n@.tOn Beach cit~ leaden that the hc'>t "a~ to go 1s to demolish tbe mun1l 1pal pier and start conS1ruc- 11on 01 a nc" o ne from scratch , even though the '5-~ear-old facility hu been de<;1gnatl'd a national h1stonc plal"C Local otlic1als said the d ecision by Federal Emergency Manqcment Al!enl' oflic1als 1n San FranetlCO earlier th1 month helps clear the dcds for con truct1on of• new pier, "h1ch 1s e'\OCCted to start in May. Cit) officials sa) It also means that F£M.\ "'II spend at leat ~ 750.000 toward construction of die SI O 5 m11l1on pier. al~ otlicM hope that the federal lllC1'C)' will double the 1ze o f the finanaal ccm- tnhut1on In a letter earhtt lh11 lllOllllt. Tommie . Hamner. c:IUef' fll FEM..\· Disaster AssistalKle Pro- gram. s:i1d despite historical ram1fiat1on "the City of Hlllit- mgton Bc.lch has considcnid .U IP' pl'1c)pnate alternatives and ha ct. ttrmincd that the only •k-dlle111e altcmam e 1s to demolish ud ,. co ns1ruc1 the pter. ·~ . "We haH consullcd with dllc _. H1stonc PrcterVIUOG Oflcs _. ha\.~ dctemuned &Mt tbe ,...a 11 t action 11 ..,.,..,,,..ee lw dll .. c11bOD o( the~-.. • OuflD'"I Cit) •" 0 "p' I I I 111111 "'·· -'-' ·~···••MAN t# .. ._ ......... A civil ri&ht• activist on Wednes- day detticd an appellate coun Nlina that upheld a S46,000 judgment apinst an ACLU attorney who ousted a Ncwpon Beach police seracant from a meetina and labeled ttim a spy. AUqmey Huah R. Manes, who represented Am erican C ivil Liberties Union lawyer Rees Lloyd. said he will appeal the decision to the state Supreme Coun. The 4th Distnct Coun of Appeal uphl'ld a lower court's ruling that Sft. Richard Long's civil righls were violated when Lloyd asked him to leave a 1980 public seminar. The court. however. reversed a $4.600 ruling agltinst ACLU mem- ber Linda Valentino. In a 2-1 ruling. the panel fo und Valentino did not contribute to Long's ouster. The ACLU settled the case for t U~.000. but Rea and Uoyd ref'uled to join IN scnlemmt. That wa the fi"'t time the orpnization paid someone for a civil riahts violation. Manl'S said he will petition for a rchearinJ on the grounds that ap- pcllatr Justice Henry T. Moore Jr. \\3s the trial judac when Lont oria- inally filed thl' case in Superior Court. Moore now sits on the ap- pellate panel. ahhouah he did not parttci~te in this rufing. "I will ask the court 10 set aside its opinion based on that," Manes said. The attorney called the ruling a blow to First Amendment rights by a consenati "c court . .. The opinion 1s surprising onl y because I though! the Constitution. the First Amendment. was appli- ca bk 1n Orange ounty, but I see it isn't." Manes said. He said ACLU members were e'erc1sing their First Amendment rights in October 1980 when they held the pubhl· forum at Newport Purse snatcher shoots woman By the Dally Piiot A Fountain Valle\ woman was 1n surgel) Wedncsda) · night after she was shot by a purse snatcher outside her home. The victim. whose name was not released. was u passenger in a car which pulled up in front of her condominium on Courreges Court in Fountain Valle} at about 9: 15 p.m .. said Pohcc LL Rod Gillman. As she got out of the car. a man walked up behind her and grabbed her purse. trying to pull it awa). However. the victim held on and the two struggled briefly until he pulled out a gun. shooting her once in the lower abdome.1. By TM Dally Piiot The gunman took the purse and fled in a vehicle with another male. Gillman said. The '1ct1m. "ho was described as in he r late 30s or earl) 40s. was taken to Fountain Va llry Hospital where she was 111 surgery late Wcdnrsda}. Allhough Gillman did not know her cond111on. he 'laid she was "con- scious and talking" at the scene of the shooting PohCT n.·mainl·d al the scene talk- 1 ng .Jo neighbor and possible wit- "es~s.• Gillman ~1d oOicers were search- ing for suspects in a dark colored. smaller station wagon. possibly a Ford Pinto. Museum receives gift The Laguna Art Mu5eum reccl\ed a S:W,000 gill from The Baldwin Co. toward sponsorship of the Ilene Segalo'e nh1b111on .,chl·duled to premiere at the museum 1n Apnl. ~ The contribuuon froro the company. a land de,elopcr and res1dent1al and commercial builder based in Newport Beach. matehed1 a federal grant from the National Endowment for the An s. The Ilene ·cgalovc n hibition. organited b) mu s1um director Ch:irlcs Dcsmarajs. is a sur' C) of t~e work of the Los Angele\ media anist consisting cotapcs. audio tape-, and installa11on '-'Orks. City wlll pick up Christmas trees Newpon Beach refuse collt:c tion l're\\'.S wil! pick up Christmas t~ecs along wi th regular refuse. according to Da' 1d Ne1derhhaus. general serv1cec; director. Residents are requested 10 cut trees mto no more than 4-foot lengths for collection. They should then place the tree alongside their refuse containers on their regularly scheduled collection day. Temporary tree stands and a n) metal devices should be removed and placed in the regular refuse to facilitate shredding and composting. OBITl '.\Hl NB obstetrician Eugene Melinkoff By TM DaRy Piiot Dr. Eugene MelinkofT. an obstctri· cian and longtime resident of New- pon Beacb. died Dec. 23. MelinkofT graduated from the Uni versity of Southern California and McGill Mc<hcal School. He did his resi- dency at Michael Reese Hospital in Chicago and returned to Los Angeles to practice. During his career, he deli vercd more than 6.000 babies and was PURCHASE From Al said he had looked at a number of u lifomia properties since selling bis interest in the Chicago Sun Times. where he was publisher. in 1988. PQe announced the purcha~ of the Oaily Pilot and the weekly Jnde- pendent newspapers on De<:. 18. . Pue. who has relocated to Soutficm California, said he will divick bis time and encraies between COiia Melll and Glendale. head of obstetrics and gynecology at Cedars-Sinai Hospital before his re- tirement in 1970. He was a fo unding fellow of the American Board of Obstetrics and Gynecology and was a pioneer m his field. being the first doctor to ad- vocate and use earl ) ambulation of patients. MclinkofT lived 17 years in New- pon Beach. He is survived by his wife. Beryl. and daughter. Su!kln Cameron. .. Locall y we·rc going to be a must read. We want to grow in the bust· ness. to increase our circulation and ad,crtising and wc want to solidify our base and to expand the papers' influence:· he sa1d. A partner in the transactions was Commonwealth C~pital Panners. L.P .• a New York in vestment house whose managing partner. Elliot Stein Jr.. will serve as chairman of the board of Paac Group Publishing Inc. Other officers incl ude Gerald W. Adcon Jr. of Pensacola. Fla.. as treasurer, and Barry A. Schwimmer of New York. as secretary. ts appell e rul ng. Harbor H1Sh School 10 discuu Police pracuces. The defendants' at· torneys araued that citizens have a ri&)lt not to associate with aovrm- ment officials and to speak without fear of being monitor~ by law en· forcement. Lona. who wttd he read about thr snninar in the newspaper. paid to attend and sat throuah about four houn of the meeting. dressed in street clothes and weanng a name tag. He wns lhere to learn about concerns the group might ha c with l)Qhce and madt' no attempt to di • guise his identity. according lo court records. An ACLU member. who re- cognized Long from television ap- pearances ai. the department's spokesman. accused him of secretly recording the seminar and taking notes 10 report lo thl' police chief. Lon~ said he wa ingled out b) Valcnuno, the meeting speaker. and asked to step out'i1dc by Llo)d. HOSPITAL From A.1 trauma centers: Western Medical Center in Santa Ana. UCI Medical Center in Orange and Mission Hos- pital Regional Medical Center in Mission Vu.'JO. Jn its first year of operation. Fountain *Vall ey's tra uma center treated 369 patients -roughly 45 percent of'the county's trauma pa- tients. The following years saw the number of patients requiring trauma care swell. Fountain Va lley's trauma center treated about 900 patients in 1988. ro ughly one.quarter of the count) ·s total 1n trauma patients. Those patients will now be split between the remaining three centers. The ques11on to be answered in the following year. hospital adminis- trators sa). is whether or not the added burden of Fountain Valley's paticnHead~ill cause th@ s.ystcm to tumble lo ruin. . "It could ~ct worsl' 1f the county d~sn't step 1n and do ll'i moral and e1h1cal dut~ to help the poor of the count\ ... smd Dr Peter .\nderson. 1.hrcctor of 1-ountain Valle~ ·s cmcrg- enl·~ room fur the past 15. }Cars. Onl' ot the taciors which caused Fountain allc) 10 drop out of the trauma s~c,tem -tind other hospi· tals to complarn of multi-million dollar lm~cs ca1. h 'car -has been unrnmpcn.,atcd l:trt· of md1gcn1 pa- lll'nts Emergcnr~ rooms get more than their share of pal11.·n1c, "ho can't p:i). adfll.Jnistrators s:t>. Tho'e who can't afforJ ongoing medical can: arc ofkn forrl·d w \\:Ill unttl ailments becoml' Crlll'~l'tKll'' ~1 an} 'Kllm'> ol \Cnou., car \HCcl..c,. stabhrng' and shootings - \\h1ch mal..c up thl' bulk of trauma pa11enb -aht• ta ll into the indigent l·a1cgor~ Hospital admin1.,1rators have pointedh blamed lhl' county for lack of 1nd lgcn1-1.·ure compensati on. Count' offil·1ab blame lack of state funds.· .\nderson de cnhes all the financial linger p()1nting a an "elaborate shl'll ~me;· but S3)'S 1t doesn't changr thl' hot1om line: Mo!>I trauma ccntl·rc; h.n c hccomc a losing propos111on. If a trauma n.·ntl'r 1s in J \\Callhv area. !.uch a~ f..l 1!>s1on VieJu. un·- compensatcd 1.·are ma} not cauw gra'l' los\e lhme,cr. the area for- mer!\ -.cf\ cd b' f ountain Valle' 's hospital t!. not ~callh}. • In foci. the three trauma centl'rs left in the S)Stcm will now be d1 vtd- · tn8 one of Fo untain Valle) 's "catch- ment area~" -bordered bv Bristol 1reet. Edinger A venue.· Euclid trcc1 and 17th trcct -which pro' ides th4.' largest 1nd1gent popu- lation tn the county. Anderson said. Even w11h its unevenly poor popu- lation. Fuun1a1n Valley's trauma center ma) have been able to survive. said Dr. Peter LcPort. the medical director of trauma services. but the high cost of keeping trauma spcc1ahsts on dut) 24 hours a day tipped the balan cs. Fountain Valle) did not pay trauma surgrons to remam on duty. Those doctors had been paid by the patients the) tr1.·ated. However. when doctors found they treated an unusuall) high number of patients who could not pay. they told hospi- tal administrators they needed to be paid by the hospital to remain on duty. LcPon said. When Fountain Valley Hospital's accountants added up the cost of a trauma team salary. the bottom line again pointed to 1hc decision admin- istrators announced in August: The center would have to dose. Now that trauma patients arc beirtf diverted el5Cwhen:, hospital officials arc busy assurin& the P.ublic the level of care they offer will not be effected by the center's closing. NeW$paper advertisements have appeared rcmindina residents ahe hospital's emeraency room is still open. "We're suit number one in cmnJCncy can: ... the ad proclaims. ''Tbe qua.lily of care won't chanlc tomorrow," LePon MRed. BUt without lhe challtnee or • worttina trauma cenaer.., the quality of care could chanee tnrec yean from~ • ........ A~rdina to coun documents, !tY,d said be permined Lona to ms the full seminar and that the officer declined an invhation to re- turn to the meetina. The ACLU a'lucd that police officers arc not entitled to prottttion under the Unruh Civil Riahts Ac( but the coun strongly disqrced. The ACLU's position. Justice Thomas Crosby wrole, is "as rep- rehensible as the police abuses decried above.·· "Two wrongs do not make a rifht. Assuming Long was enpaed in im- proper surveillance ... the remedy selected by Lloyd cannot be con- doned ... the court rul~. .. Words alone arc not being pun- ished in this case. The same speech in jest or on staac or screen has complete protection because it is Just that: Speech. Lloyd's words were considerably difTercnl however ... (and aimed at) accomplishing Long's expulsion from the meetjng CAT From Al in violation of the Unruh Act, .. Crosby wro1e. Lona uid the incident ruined his cfTectivenns as the community rela- tions officer and publicly humilated him. The iuordina. which wu made with a lar&c casseue player. was noc beina maae secretly and the notes were not bein& taken surreplitiously, he said. "This just was not a spyina situ- ation and there was some contrived attempt to make a scene for the media," be said ... What it boiled down to was throwing someone out of a mectina because they didn't like him." Lona said the fight has been worth the effort because of the principle involved. "I don't think the ACLU likes the idea of a policeman doing this to them. I think they feel they have to appeal this ... he said. store. according to a police report. Tbe cat was,on its left side. its hair burned and charred. Its bead had been removed. but was not found in the immediate area. The hair on the right rear side of the cat was go"e· exposing flesh. according to the police report. There were no unusual ~igns or symbols. Satanic.or otherwise. the report said. The burning and decapitation were apparently done deliberate• ly. but birds ma)• have devoured the flesh. the report noted. Detecti ves arc still invcstigatinJ and have not drawn any conclusions on whether Lllis latest incident is linked to Satanic rituals. Ne" man said. "We don·t have any infonnation involved.'' he said. "We want to look at all angles and all aspects." Police have discounted Satanic rites as motives behind the other cat killings reported over the past two months. A Dec. I 5 incident in which a Holmwood Drive resident's lX:t cat was found dead in the garage. its llody waked in Lysol liquid disinfectant. is believed linked 10 a personal dispute. Newman said. A resident of Kings Place, in the same Newport Heights communll} as the Dec. 15 incident. found a dead cat in front o{his home on Nov. 18 tted to a wooden cross. Thal mrnknt 1s believed to have been a prank. Newman said. The~ also hnvr-been i:at killings in Irvine and Tustin, though polke in those cities attribute the attacks to coyotes. · Nl·wma n said anyone with information about the Newport 1nc1dcnt should t·all the Police Department. LA\XISUIT From Al 11m, had not hccn able 10 ovenum the dection. in which Pnngle won a narrow "ictof) 0 ' er Democrat ('hmtian F. "Rick" Thierbach. That ponion of the suit had to be drop- ped, Remcho said, because th& plnint1ffs would have needed to find more than 800 people willing to testify that thq were discouraged from·' oting h} the poll guards or signs. .. Maybe in that sense they suc- ceeded in bu) ing themselves an clcc- uon for $500.000." he said. Wold said the plaintiffs had not been able to lind anyone who was 1n11 m1datcd b<.'causc no one was. "The' nc\Cr have ex.plained why a H1span!l' per on should be in- unudated b} !>omconc 1n un iform:· h~ ~1d. ··1 1h1nk 1ha1'c; a vcl) con- dcsl·ending a111tudl·:· The 72nd A!)~rn1bl} District in· d udes poniuns of Ciarden Grove. Santa -\na. We'itminstcr and ·\nahc1m unJ all uf Stanton. The J1<.tr1c1 indu~ks a large number of 11 1\ranic 'otcrs. part1rularl) in the c,outhl'rn rx1rt1l111 . wh1l'h hcc; matnly 111 anta .\na An a1dl· to Pnngk was quoted after the ckc11on a saying the race might haH· gone the other way had It not been for the uniformed poll \\lltChcrs. Republican oniuals said they had received tips that Democrats might tr) to commit elccnon fraud by busing 1n large numbers of non- c111zens to vote in the election. Wold said those allegations have ,,., c been supported by the arrest of a Democratic voter registration \\Orker who is accused of registering non<it11cns. Fuentes. count~ GOP chairman, said the purpose of the poll watching program was to monitor and report an} irregulariuc . Democrats and Hispanic leaders charge. however. that the purpose of the guards and signs was to in- 1im1date legal voters who happen to be of Latin American bacqround. One plaintiff. Jose Diaz-Varps. said Wednesda) that he had initially decided not to 'otc because he did not want to endure bcmg challe"ICd about his citizenship. He said he later rcconsidcrd and went back and voted. But he said he remained angry about beinJ made to feel de- fensive about his recently earned citizenship. "I was very upset." Dtaz-V~ said. "I did not CApeCt anythin1 like this to happen in the United States. I went back. but how many people did not ao bKk?" Fuentes accepted n:spoosibilily for the pracnce of the teCUrity 1uards. but he. PrinaJe and state AIKmblyman John Lewi~ who helped with Prinale's campaqn. all denied they knew the guards would be uniformed. J A· memorandum written Oct. 19 by political consultant Mike Wil- liams to Pringle's campaign aide. Carlos Rodriguez. mentioned the possibility of using uniformed guards. A scrawled entry in Wil- liams' diary on Oct. 17. 1988. in- cludes the words "Carlos" and "Goons." Wold said Williams had testified in a depos1t1on that he was referring 10 the Dcmocra11c Pany·s paid regis- tra11on "'oriccrs when he used the \\Ord "goons:· In addition to Diaz-Vargas. plain- ufTs were Rudy R. Rios, Helen Canales. Tommy Q. Canales and Jane Fantauz1. Defendants included Fuentes. RodnguC7. Orange County GOP Ex.- ccu11vc Director Gregory Haskins and Saddlcback Sccurit) Services Corp .. and Orange Count) Reg1strar of Votcfli Donald Tanne}. among others. Saddlcback Sccunt) agreed to pa) S<>0.000 m damages m a settlement last June and Tanne} settled for $20.000 in November. The Cahfomia Republican Cen· tral Committel' was also named as a defendant when the suit was filed lnsl year. but U.S. District Court. Judge J. Spencer Letts d ismissed the state party from the suit. Remcho said his plaint1fTs were pursuing an appeal of Letts' decision. Of the $480.000 settlement. S 150,000 will be distributed to vot- ing rights and voter registration or- ganizations in Orange County that work with the Hispanic community. Each of the fi ve plaintiffs will get S 15.000 and most of the remainder. about $244,000. will go to attorneys Rcmcho and Lowell Finley. Remcho said the high percentage going to attorney's fees was panly because of the costs, in excess of SI 00.000. that were paid by his law firm in pursuing the case. .. This type of suit is extremely difficult.'' Remcho said. "And yo u have to realize that these five plain- tiffs arc not like tht' rich and Power- ful defendants. They do not have the ability to solicit a few big donations and 10 out and hire an expensive law firm. Without the hope of re- coverinJ attorneys fees, thete types of vo11na riahts lawsuits would never be filed." Fuentes was on vacation this week and could not be reached, a recep- tionist al his office said. Lewis is also on vacation, an aide at his Orantc ofY'ice Mid. Haskins was at a meetina Wedncs.- day afternoon and did not return to Republican Piny beadquanen, a volunteer said. Pri"lle was allO not available for comment Wednetday, an aide in his Garden Grove oflkie said. Richard l.Oft9 BUSINESS From A1 Orange t'oac;1. at·cording to lcx·al retailers. Nieman Marcus at Fashion Island J1d not huld an) <;ale until after Chrn.tmas. H'I thl' More had stead) hti!lllll'!>) all month. according to spokes .... oman Debbie Bohnell. ··wl· a'\ :i 'er} strong Occcm- lx·r.'· Bohn1.·11 ">.11d ··we arc thrilled ""h till' re,ults. \\c had a fabulou ( hn)tmai.:· Customers !l<.'l'mcd to tx· bu)tng JX'l''>llllil I lll'lll' 1 n add i lion to ( hn'\lll1all ~1fl\. Auhnctt said. ·· ·\ lot of 1.'u,1omcrs in the stores. I "ould Ml ). "ere feeling a h11lc guilt~ hl'l·auc,e lhl') \\erc uppoSC'd 10 Ix· '\hopping for fa mil~ or friends but got a llttk 'onwthmg for them· S\'h l·i.:· 'hl' '<lld ... , sa"' that hap- pening a llH.". . Aud rcturni. \\Crc fa11:l) fc~ 1n numtx·r the d<I\ aftc-r Christmas. Hohncll '>Uld. ( uc,tumcrs coming in till' d<\\ after c,cemcd to be therl' to tJl..c a(hanta~l· nf the mcn·s and c,hul~ S<1k~. rather than to rrturn g1 II\. Shl' <.,11J ··pl'llplc "l'rl' l'1u111ng 1p to )hop." 'hl' )~11d. ·· l'el1 pk an· 1n a 'l'l) fc,11\l' mcwd. \ 101 of rcupk had 1hl' \H'l'I.. uff. 1 hl"ll. arr JUSI a 101 of l>l'llpk ".>hupptng ... Hoh1h'll nOll'd ~c" JXIM BC3l'h lnnc,unwr-. l-.1111101 tx· \·ompari."J \\Ith thl· ·" a.1gl' 'h11p111.·r na11on .... 11k bc- l'3uw tlw '\'" 1Xln lka\·h rustomcr ll·nJc, tu Iii 111 a h1ghn income range. h'ono1111:.I\· pred11.·11ons of 'ilug- g1'>h l)l'f,,111.tl l·onsumpt1on Jidn·1 'l'Clll tu alli.·l t South Const Pluta 1•1thl·1. ~Kn1rd1ng to E~n. South < ua'>t Plata fl'la1kr" d1dn·1 <,la\h p11u·, ur lUI h.1ll.. on '"'l'nlor} in an11upa1 1on o l .1 c,lo" sc:i~on. she <.a1J . "I lhtnl.. lhcc,r merchants \o\Cnt in '' 11h a 'rr' hulll\h <1lt1tutk and I th1ni.. the~ ·"l'll' nut ll1\3ppo111ted:· I ggan c,;11J ( omparalt\l'I~. 01anagcmcn1 at Loe, \ngdl'' .m·a malls reported thq 100 1.'\J)l'll1·d ,,1k\ 1nnca'ir'I for the < hn!>trna' \l'il\on. hut the figures the\ l'\l1111,1tl·J '-'l·rr !>malkr than tlrn\l· quotl·d h~ Orange Coa t re· tailer'>. Laura Duhb). gl·neral man<igl•r of thl· ~74-,tun· < ikndak Gnllcnn . ..aid 'lhl' C\llm:tll'J ..:tll''I \\OUld be up 6 to 8 JX'rn·nt tin thl' sca~nn and called 1h.11 a hl·altln 1nl·rl'aS{' .. 11 ":11, ·not a blockbuster <. hn.,1111a'I In :10\ ml•ans. but "c're up. and tho\e .ir~· pfl'll} ,.trong fig- ures." !Jubb., c,a1d. Bu~1ne'" at the 160-'>tore Santa Mon1l·a Plan· didn't seem to boom. c11hcr. l'\l'fl though most of thl· 'ltores c,urpa~!>Cd aggrcso,I\ c goal . ac· rurd1ng to <;pokesman T om tiilmorl·. Gilmore said his Cl'ntcr pro1rc ted a ). to 5-ix·rrcnt 'iales grO\\ th for l.>ccl'rnhl·r. Hl· described this past sea on at h1\ mall as bus) durtng the end of No' ember. followed b> a slO\\ (X.'no<l unttl the second or third \\CCI.. of Dct·emlx·r. '-'hen business pll'l..l·d up again. Sllll. C\ en \\hen business picked up around Christmas. "11 wasn't gangbustcr!>.'. (i1lmore ~id. l«•lllH\ ly TM A.llOdMed ftrftl Herc arc the winning numbers p1dcd Wednc\<13 )' night for tht ~ al1forn1a .. Lotter) 's twice-weekly Lono 6-49 game: 8. 46. 39, 28. 32. 30 and the bonus number. 37. Pla:rers who correctly gucs5ed all SIA numbers will sha~ a prize pool of $4.3 million, lottery officials said. All those who picked five numbers plus the bonus number will divide amona thl'mselves a prize pool of S 1.23 million: five ofsill will share $637,000; four ofsix will share $579,000. Three of six is worth an automatic SS per winner. The numbers were che>Kn by Lotto machine durina a ae~vilion broadcasa oriaanatin1 in Slc1arntn- to. •• ft ••• , CO\SI, DAILY PILOT/Thunday, ~ 28, - 1 I >11 0 I ll \ I 11 I Love is sharing the blessings of friendship Anaheim plan for new arena adva~ces The last ribbon and bow and, holiday wrap- pin& paper has been stuffed into the trash, the last carol suna, the last feasl day table cleared. and you can slu in .an overstuffed chair, kick off your shoes a eXbale. C hris .. as day is behind you, and you can forget · · tful waste Of the wrappings and revel in the JOY of this beautiful' season. But you must reflect as we do on the wonders of American invention: Just how did Santa and the rest of us manage Christrnas before the discovery of Sc-0tch ta pe·! l.. Somehow we can't seen1 to gel through the holiday wi thout some gremlin assening itscl( Through pa in. 1hc joy bcco mrs 1he grealer. This year it "''as our furnace and air-<:onditio ncr which decided this was the 1im(' to n1alfunc1ion. It '"asn't a case of needing either heat or air-conditioning: ii was simply that t.hl· blighter wouldn·1 shut off, altcrnatlcy sending the cold air or hut air lhrough the house. We called the co1npanv identified in a sticker on the Payne furnace and· a1 r.condi1ioning unit .. There'll tx· a $48 charge to come to your houi;c," the rnan said. "ll Yl'ill apply to the first half hOur, and a Iler that 11 will be $48 an hour." This was Friday n1 orn1ng, and a t n1id-al\crnoon Fri- day.""' a young man nan1cd Ben arrived. f'le thecked the unit and said it was the rcla\' boii:. Shot. Needs replaccmcn1. ··So what arc we talking about'!" ··The y run S285." Ben said. "Rut I just happen to have onc o!l my truck. Otherwise 11 '>l.'Ould bc nex1 Tues- dav." He was fast and professional and there "''l"rc no olhl·r charges. and the fan stopp~:d . lJuo,ed by the speed) solution 10 a vexing houM:hoid problcrn. 1. d.ccidl·d to gel o~t n1y old Pcndle1on red phud Jacket to wl·ar 10 an o~n ho u~e. It "·as niore than 10 ycars old -somc1h1ng 1 hough\ impulsive\\' at S1J,·crwood's in Fashion Island -and I dotib!l'd 11 "·ould i.t1ll fit. It's no11h:H 1xoplc get hea,·1er as lhcy age: the "''l'1gl11 51.·11lro;. tha1·') all . Hut I t·ould fastcn the 1,1,•a1')t button 1f I stood st1fl and stopped breathing. I "'Ort• 11 up.:n and 1hc bright rolor 51..·emed to fit the season and a nice n1et"l' ravt•d ;1buu1 11 and a~ked "'ho "'as Ill) 1a ilor. ·rhrough out tht• "'el·kt•nJ . u ur Chns1n1:1s C'l'l - l'hr;11ion~ "er(' ('Olurcd h' the trup1ral wt•ather and "·orld t•\cnts . .-\ \t'ar aio. '>''C six·nt thl' huli~ays '>''1th daughtl·r Jud11h and fan11\~ in t-.·11ddk·10-:vn. ('nnn .. under I ..J 1nchf.'s of ~no"' and a nunus "'Ind chill fattor. This \t•ar. it .... a~ in lhl· high '8Ck here. anJ Korn an1a "'·:ii. 1n Oan1cs :ind Nont·g.-i "''as 1n the arn1 s of 1hc archbishop. . But so n1uch of lhe world "''as throvo1ing olf \ukt'" o f uppn:1-s1011. and I "as thinking about all ilui. as I OOkcd niunins fo r ('hns1mas breakfast. and I rt•n1en1bl•r(·d a statnlent 1nad.: b~ the daugh· 11yc11y-...,.... The Anaheim Ci1y Council Wtdnesday approved an environmental impact re. por1 for 1he proposed 20.000.scat spons and conccn arena across from Anaheim s1adiu n1. clearina a major hurdle to con· struction. The new structure has been con- trovenial becau~ of concerns about noise and traflic congestion in an already busy area. The flvc-membtr council, afier spend- ing almos1 the entire day considering the EIR. voted to accepl the EIR and the subsequent ;r.oning changes that the arena and lts parking facilities would require. Menorah llghtlng The planned rnult1-purpo~ u'ldoor spons and l'nlerta1nment arena is propowx! to bl.· built o n nine acres nonh- east of Katella Avenue and Douglass Road, 10 th(' nonheas1 of the curren1 Anaheim S1adiun1, home of 1hc Cali- fornia t\ngels and the Los AngC'les Rams. ..Ytle have madC' no secret that 1he cu y of Anahein1 "''an1S 1he arena and is con\·inced that the addition of such a facility would enhance the econOnlic fu- ture of our c it)' for years to come:· said Anaheim Mayrir Fred Hunter. Constructi on on the arena 1s expec:ted to start ne.111 }~·ar and be comple1e lfl late 199 1 or early 1992. Wcdnesday·s decision can1c af1cr a Celebrants d a n ce In ff'ont o f the g iant menorah at P'estlval o f Arts grounds In Laguna Beach. which w as llght•d Tue sda y night In cele brat ion of the sixth night of Hanuk kah. Th• Cha b ad of Lagun• w lll llght t h e m e norah twice more at 6:JO p .m. toda y and J:JO p.m. Frida y. 1wo-"'·cek eAtcn1J1on to allow for tht su1>- miss1on or additional complain1s. Phil- lips Brandl Reddick. the lr\•1nebasc continued to come 1n to the ell) council pai.t tht' fi!Jng deadline. stressing thl' t.\pcclt"d trai'lic congestion 1n lhl.' already ero"'·di:d Orangl' Freewa)' (571 corridor and the 1mpaC'I of noise on local residents. ( onct:rns "'ere also ra1!>t"d abou1 the p<>1r nt1al for the Slit' to Ix flooded becau!M.· of 1ti. pro.\1n11t) 10 1hr Sanla Ana R1~er. Also atrcc1cd by the propotcd attna is ·1he Ph~ni~ Club German Association of Orangt' Coun1 y and lhe Orange Tree Mobile Home Park. T he Ka1 ella-Do uglass arc;a had previously bttn earmarked for a count)' Jall. but count) offiC""ials backed off after 'ehen1t'nt protest from local residents. ·rhl" proposed arena has some compcu~ 11on. ho"e'er. fron1 the cit y of Sanln Ann, which earlier this year proposed i1s O\lo'n ~pon) and en1enainmen1 arena to rt•place tht' San1a ,,_na stadium. h would ali.o con1a1n 20.000 sea1s. 1-l un lt'r has !>aid that Orangt= o unty 110 not big enough for 11o110 such sin:u lar arenas. Huntington claims stepped-up patrols reducing wrecks By ROBERT BARKER ('oll1 ding "''Ith <i ~1 a1i:w1<il' tn:nd of sharp 1ncn.·as.c.·s in nlaJor holid:1 ~ 1raiT1c acl·idl'nl). Hunung1on Bl'il('h nlu\llflS\\ rt'SL~lt•red on\) I ~ nccRk·nt) o'e' lht· thrt·r-da' C'hns1111a) "'l"t'l..l·nd wilh no dt·nfhs Or 111aJnr inJu~ crashe~. ·rratlic ()tlict·r l)n,c t·l umphrt')\ a n1t·mbl:r of 1he i-lun11n~1on &·:.n·h Police Dcpann1cnt's c·n11 C"al Act·1dt•n1 Safet~ Enforcl·n1cn1 lean\. f.atd lht· numhcr of tralfil· acc1dl'nl\ "ai. a 62 pcrl·c.11t d1op fn1n1 la~\ 'ear\ 37 l·l un1phfe~s al '><l sa1d 1hl·rc v.t'fl' lo drunkl·n d n\1ng arrt•sts O't'r !hl' hol1da~ tn thl· lit' of nearJ, 200.0l.llJ. 'o tigurt•s '>'t'rl· a• a;labll' fro1;1 last 'ear F1ft,.sc,en people "''crc.k1l k·d on (ah· forn1a· road~ d uri ng the ('hns1mai. we-ek· end .ind~. l I ~ n101onst~ "l'rt• arr(''ilt•d for dn,tng v.htll' 1n 1u~tl·atcd Tht• "'i.'t'kend 10 1! 111 c·ahtOrn1a. up sharpl~ t)\ er last ~cJ r. \\:I\ lht· hight'\! 1n tht• nation 1-hunphrc~s o;a1d he bchl·,e~ lhe rt·a~n for tht• "harp r(•dul·t1on 1n arc1J t•n1s this }..:ar Lil ll un1 1nt on &·aeh "as the philosoph y o r the C'>\SE team and otht'' patrol ot1iccrs 10 ma1nta1n a high \'1 sib1h· '' a nd high profile and 10 sa1uratt' prot>- !Cn1 areas "''ith 1raffic l.'nforccment. Thl· four officers of the C.~.A..SE team ha,t· bcen concentra11ng 1hc1r e!Tons on Ht:a ch Boule \'ard. be1"'·een the San D1ego fr('l'"'a~ and Warner ,>\,enue 11um.phreys al so announct."d 1ha1 begin- ning "''Ith the ne"· year on Monda~ offi ct·rs arc going 10 crack down on scat· bl·lt v10Ja11ons. a campaign that the Cah· fornta Hig.hv.·a) Patr.nl also annouoc.c rl'<'l'ntl). "\.\1(''H hu vt· Lero tolt'rance for pt-Opie "'ho don·t "t•ar scat be ll s." H umphrey' ~1d. Humphre)S said. though. that Policr ran enforce scat belt la"''llo only after dl'lt"Cllng other possible traffic v1olation.s ·\n C:\Cept1on 1s 1ha1 officers can stop \l.'h1cl<'s for no1 having seal bells ava1l- ahle for chddn:n. l-l un1ph re)S also "''amcd police w11l stt'P up ('nforct'ml·nt O\ er the New Year·., "'cckend. onc of the most dangerou' 11mcs of the ~ear. Shark caught 100 feet frorn shore LOS .>\NGELES (.o\P) -A 30Q..Pound grl'!lt "h11c shark reeled 1n b~ a fii.h erman 1 OU feet off the beach al Pacific Pahsadcs "'-.'111 "'dl'-t'\l'd \Urf(·r~ and s"'1mmers scu~1ng 10' shore ·\ftl·r bauhng 90 n11nutes w11h the 61h.-· f1.->0t b1.:a<>1. Hdl narlo"'· landcd the shark Tut·sda' afternoon us1n~ :i drad maC'k crt"I n11o ba11 and a 100-pound tes1 line. He had s1all..cd the great "'·h11e for four days in hii;; 24-fwt boat ·· ,,_nd tht"rc·s one out there at leas1 eight fec1 long and about 500 paunds," st11J Bario" "\\le had him right up to our boa• beforl' ht• broke the; line ... tt•r of Soulh .\fnca·s Bishop lksn1ond Tutu ... All thes~: \t'ars:· shr said. ··he has been a pnsoner of hope ." For ho"' rnan y years h:1,•e so many of us been pnsont•rs of hoi:" . .'. 1\s 1 rleancd up the k11ch1.·n al1cr m y baking. I ran ou1 of papt:r lo"'cls and got a nc"'' roll fron1 tht• t·upboard . ~-iost p.'lp1:r \o'>'·cls ha,·e cute kllehen dt•S1gns or floral themes. but this une had wnting on 11. Hr \. a nt•1,1,· for111 of ad,·ert1s1ng. I thought. The :irt o'f pursuas1on had invaded th palJC'r null. NB aerospace plant pays stiff fine for polluting By The Associated Preu Appe/ate judge orders Laguna to improve six private streets llut no. 11 "''as another l'\:prcssio n of hope. .. Tbt• best and niost bcautiful things in the v.·orld canno t be 51..-;.·n or 1ouchcd but arc fl"ll Ln the heart.'" "'as Onl· n1essage. A foot fanher alon& were thl'M: "''o rds: .. Lovl· is Sharing," and a fl'"'' inches lov.•t•r "friendship 1s a Spe,·ial G1fi." and finally, "No Act of Lo,·l· 1s ever wasted." The lenenng "''as low·ke)', the design discrt'('t. It ~emed such an appropnate son of thing. and rm go ing to "''nle 10 the Scott Paper Co. and tell 1he managenlen1 so. I dug the wrapper ou1 o~ the trash and found this address: Consumer Relations Dept .. $(·011 r 1a1a. Philadelphia. l'A. 1911 .l On Sunday, before gelling ready for i c·hnstnias Evl" midnight C""andchght Mass. "''e 1n v11ed our neighbor and her child ren over fo r a "''h1le. Janet Plante is a very auractive single m other. and her son. Jeff. 9, and daughler. Eliza- beth. b. are handsome children. We e).chan1cd small gifls and big talk, and enjoyed wine. Cokes. cookies and stuff. :rhe talk bccame so interesting that we hardly noticed that hnlc Elizabc1h wasn't there; she apparently re· turned to her home. which Jeff eonlirmed. When 1he afternoon was about to end our front doorbell rang and Janet went to the door. l-lcrc "'as Elizabeth. holding 50mething behind her. "Come on in:· Ja net said. Elizabeth just stood thl·re. sh.)'I)', her hands behind her. Then she stepped into our home and brou&ht forward a C hnstmas packase she obviously had wrapped herself. A green ribbon dan&)cd from the wrapJ?•na. ~·This if for you." she said. and handed II to me'. . . Ford Acro.spacC" has agrt·ed to p:l} a S250.000 penalty for atlegrdly rrlrasing e\:ress i.rnog-('aus1ng gases at HS Ne"'·pon Beach plant whert• mili1a11· aircraft and C'Qu1pn1t•nt arc painted. ~ Ford .i\erospacl· dl.'Cldl-d lo t>UY. the iX'nalty v.·ithout admi111ng wrongdoing. "It's a high penallX. one of the h1gh es1 of the \ear." said \\illiam Wong. senior rJepUt) · proscC"utor for the ~ut~ Coast Air Quahl) l\1anagemcnt D1stnl·t. The sc:11lc111 cn1 was reached Friday. "Ford Aerospace is a large corporatto~. and t'crtainh "·e felt they had a respons1· bi lily 10 coffiply with the rules," added \\long. "The violations lasted over two years and they involved poor rccord- kel·p1ng and a fairly large amount of C.\CCSS en11ssions." The plan1 on Ford l\1ac,.\rthur Boull·vard Road rcll·aSt-<l a daily pounds of pollutants n1 ospherc. \\long said. Road bc1ween and Jamboree excess of I 00 in10 the a1- t-ord Aerospace uses heavy-duty paints required by 1he Department of Defense. onicials at the corporarion said the firm docsn•t believe it violated pollution re· stric1ions but asrccd 10 pay the penalty to avoid a c-ivil lawsuit. 1'01 11 I I Of, Gwtn and I opened it t~lher. and 1ns1dc was a sl'ilall branch of a trtt, about 14 inc.hd Iona. with many \eaves. Near the tip of lhe bnnc~ was a small round nest. about two inc.hes: in diamete~. Cosla Mela "Thank you. Elizabeth," I g\d. ··eut what 15 Vandals took a C'hristmas joy ride. 11 ii"" tht Costa Mesa Golf Course after cutun1 ' Janel answered. "It's a hummingbird·s nnt. the cabll' that K"Curcd several cans. which Liz found 1wo of them in the tree in our patio. and lhcy dro\·e onto thl grct".n 10 play bumper look one of them 10 school. and kept the other one. Now I guess she wants you to have it." cari. • • • "T hat's ri&ht," Elizabeth said. ""And I can, tell .4. female motortyclist, anaercd that you how the hummingbird made it -out ~f.~p1der Lori's Copy Center Wis clotcd Tuesday. webs and hair and 1 want you 10 have 1t. kickedandbroke t~fronl•indowoflhe It -.ovlciUliy one or!'« prized~... bulineu 11 .. s W. I 9tb SI. The woman, _and lik~ lht..Jcolt ._i J&id, "~ 11 Sllorillf.,r-l-ila1tt local<d bi: P!'!ic<. ooid Ille had had Ind wc·ll ntVtt forle\ the lharlna 11 Chntimal O I tN.d day ariil Ol1Cmrt0jji)' fot-lfiC a 6-year-o&d neiPbor. damqc. .n. ,..,_ ,. • IL¢d&:• .... •• ., * · Two bllck atba-·· ~ lluhed 0...., CWI. D Olk 7 IW......, _,...... It lbe a.Hy of Swi .... 11d lbop iD Solt\b *'· c-Plara. lomb tl nllt empties buldlng ,......._ .. ';X..'O ____ _ WM n9CUMl!lf ....... -•....., WWR11J ...,.,,.. iMl•td 1 ';taa11 bamlt ..._ nt• I EMllll& ... 11.,--a __ .... Ill l&ll_ .. ..... - -.......... , .. ,. ........ .,_ .. ,..._ .... Cl Ila....... tl'I....._ . •.• A W01D111 wtlo W • npm 1 wkla I llllle lllOIOJ'il1. ... • --~ • Soulll COUI Piiia IEIC-.11 ... ~ pi11T...-,toW• ... •lnl aaMll toi1 lielil£ -• .. T-C... •a~ ......... 1,..,., .... atC.. ____ ,..,, .... , ... ,...,.,..,_.,. .... . --·----· .. · ... --............... n..-oollll. ,. II I v.., ,.:. '2.~.11:.ft•,r,: By HOUY J. WAGNER .\ 41h D1stnl·\ \oun of r\ppi.·als Judge orJl'rt•d L-iguna !leach to 1n1pro' c and l\l!l11ll:llll SI \ \\rl'l'IS in lhc ('rl'S\\'!C\lo' IJ1an111nd tr:ll'I. dt•i.p1tt' the CL\} 's contcn· 11t•n tht• i.1rcel\ arl' prt,atl' roads and the 1i11anc1at rcsp11n\1h1hl~ uf pr11p:r1~ O\\n· er' This 1s no1 tht• fir!>.t shift of lcg!tl rc,p..1n~ihd1t} H• 1n1pru\l' thl' road) and 11 \\1111·1 Ill' lhl· lu~l. lit) l\1a11agcr Ke n Fran!.. ...:11J \\ t·Jnl"Sda\ franl o;,-i 1d 1he i.:11' \\Ill rl''-IUC\t :t rL·ht·anng 1n 1hc ap- pi.·ilatt• coun :ind 1ftha1 iiulo;. "1ll 1al..e 11s case 10 1hc siatl' Supr1..•me l·oun The dcc1s1on h~ Judge J errold~-Oh'l'r on Tuesda) O' l'rtu rned an earlier ruhng of the Or.1ngl' ( uunt) Supt:nor Court thnt 1>ut 1he rl')flOns1h1h1~ on 1he proix·n) O\\nl·~. Atcord1ng to l"Ourt rcc.ords. the <:rcs1· \•iew D1an1ond tr'JC't C"Ompriscs ~)J res1· dent1:tl lots, although onl ) 140 ha'e ho n1es on then\. l\·lost of thl' slrects "'·ere coni.truclcd 1n 1q2 4. t-.·losl "'·ere 16 fC""el v. ide. although somc arca5 on some s\rects "'ere no more than 9 f«I v.·1de. The suit "'BS brought b) owners of J9 properlie.s in lhl' tract. They say the city's no dc\•eloon1 cnt s1ancc has prc\lcn1ed block or Aqu1marine Circle: after buralars ~incd e ntry through an unlocltrd cfoor. • • • • A Garden Grove n1an wat an-ested o n 1hc 18700 block of Brookhunt St~t aner offiC"Cr1 rcspo'ndcd to a call about • fight in pr<>&fCSJ that escalated into an assault on an offi«r. vandalism to • police car and dca1h threats apinst an officer. • I • Yulc1ide vandals cau!C'd an estimated SI .SOO dam• to the painl on a H)'Undai tcdan when they ftocted tM CIT parted al I 71 SO San Matto St. Newport Beaeh A burslar pried opd\ 11111 """"ved a rear MWina wi,._ at 1 borne i.n tbe 1900 -ol Villa Coudal and IOOll SJOOcuh. ••• -pried -• -ba!ooolY nil -El llto Lillo Clo= ,.,, VIO ........ _ .... --............. ,._ ._. ec1m••• 18 • •• -alCllZI ,._ .... =""" ·~-.... _-.,,. C:."'i *I • n.:: ..... ~·1• thl'tl1 fron1 U)1ng 1hc1r land. purchaS("d for Sll,t)(J(.I 10 $20.000 pt'r parcC"I. coun re- cord\ <;ho" Frank '!kl1J "4:ln1c O"''ncrs ha\ e JU~\ one parct•L others tx·gan wnh one and ha\·e :tddl·d onc or \\loO more O\"Cr si:vcral years anJ <;ttll othl'r' ha'c sno"·ballcd lots 1nto largl·r pal·i..agl'!> Frank charactcnzl-d the lallt'r gr~up :t\ "sp1..·cu\ators and ahst"ntce O\\nl•r; "The prl"pondr:rancl· of 1hc lots are 'acanl.'. t r;1nl.. s:ud. "The) are un· Jl'll'lupahlt· under our codes.'' But that'., "·here the rubber meets the road The rea~n th<"" lots are un· dl'' ch•pablc 1~ a 1965 ell } o rdLnancl' rl·quiring a lcg.a l lot 10 have a ui.able road tha1 \\:ts nol less than 16 feet "'·ideas of ! ~40 In the 19Mh another code stated pn\Jll' \tr('l'IS n1us1 tic llllpro,l"<l to the "'h,hh of c11~ stn.'i.'IS 1n order for hu1\d1ng 10 bi.• JIJO""l'd. •• o\ nun1bcr of them are Just din roads ... Frank said. But 1n thl· 1940s. the c1 1~ took the 1roub!t.• 10 nan1t· 1he stn·c\s and 1n subS("· qurnt ~cars.laid SC\lo'Cr lines and n1adc the com·spond1ng assessments 10 propcny O"' nl.'r' ser,·rd by lhe lines. It has allo\\•ed gas hne11o under a franch1sc agrccmen1. .l\nd. cuun r«ords s1a1e, "the streets were p:l\'Cd under the supervision of the city's ••• An unkno"'n number of snowboard bindings wcrt taken from Si mms Snow- boards. Inc .. 27 1 w. ISth St .. by a 1hter who smashed a window 10 cntcr the business. ••• I Jo Ann Punk Clark, 41 . of Newport Beac h was •rTCS1ed on sus.,;icion of. cosri mcttial bul)lal'}' at Bullock's Wilshire, 901 Newpon Ce.nttt Drive. su~nntend<·nt of slrttts td meel then e.\1~11ng s1nnJnrd~. apparently al city CX· pcnsc. •. Nont•thck·ss. the ci ty•s position ha!. bc1.:n the streets arc pnvate and no ck· ,c\opmcnt "'·ill bt allowe_d..on .any oflhe h1lls1dc-lots above a cena1n po1n1 because thl'\ arc abo'e a part.icutar rock.. at ,..hich po1i-i1 the strct·t narrows 10 just 12 fttt. Tht· appca\i. i.:oun stopped shon of a"'ard1ng damages 10 the plain1itrs in the case. h did. howe,er, clearly stale only t"'O o ptions for the ch y: .. either restore \hl" access or compensate the plaintiffs.•• l)IL,er said s1nct no ne of the propcny owocn. ha11o tne.'1 10 i('l a vana~ or permit to build on the lors, the city ha~ no\ ye \ dcpn,·cd them o f using their pro perties, If the c11~ ts able to gel the decision rt'erscd. propen) O"''rlen will have lo go to the 1rouhlc and expense of building strttts 10 t it )" standards before they arc allo"'cd to build. If 1hc decision holds UJ?, in hi&;ht'r couns. the cit y will have lo foot the bill. Either '>''ay 11 appears incvitabk- another 293 101~ 1n Lquna Beach "'111 bt cliaiblc for dcvelopn1ent. "There'll be some instant million- aires." Frank said. Hunli"l!lon Beach A rnidt1"11 in the. area of' W.-- A venue and Gothard Street •id ju.,... ilts where ~hoottna fin:wort1 over die Oood con1rol chlnnel and into homet oa Rhine and V1n\qe drives. Tht calllr uid the juvcniln may haYe tte. Uiunchina their minks from the a.n.,_,. Crou •pllr1mcn11. • •• A man uid a 14-ycar:~ bot-" h<4JIH~ in'° 1k aree in tM 1000 ........ _ .. -of--Ori .. and"lh-Ow-bulbl inio the. lllttt. • •• A woman Mid 10mCOM took her .... and S65 tbli lht W imd\len.tlr Ill• ....... ~ill \lie: .. al-... .._ ... _,._ ••• ,. __ ..,. __ -,.rd la ... I 'IUIO""""' ~';~=-...... ~. ~ M ONnglC...DAILYPllOT/~,D•mnbern ... Quake slams Austral la; at least 20 kllled SYDNEY, Australia (AP) -A ~or earthquake lhook Australia's soulheut coast on Thunday. dc- molishioa homes and trappin&. people inside cars in the city of Ne~tle, officials said. Up lo seven people were reported crushed lo death and 100 irtjured. "h fell like there was someone under my bedroom floor who lifted the house," said one Newcastle resi- dent, who reported two aftershocks followin& the 10:28 a.m. temblor (3:28 p.m. PST Wednesday). • Dozens of buildinas were reported collapsed, and police moved to evacuate the businHS district of Newcastle. Early reports put the quake death loll at be.tw~n 20 and 30, bul police could only confinn three deaths at a club and possibly four others. Tele- vision fooaaae showed many busi- nesses with collapsed awninas and some buildings reduced to rubble. News reports said the quake feais- tered S.S on the Richter scale - signifying a quake capable of causing considerable damage. The earthquake. lastin& 4S sec- onds in some places, was felt across the state of New South Wales. Newcastle. 75 miles north of Syd- ney, is Australia's fifth larsnt city. It has a population of about S00,000 and the lal'JCSt concentration of heavy industry in the country. A major emergency alert was de- clared. "'Ambulances are reporting lots of de vastation. lots of damage. lots of injuries," a spokeswoman for the Child Care organi zation was quoted as saying by the Australian As- sociated Press. In Canbem. the federal capital, a spokesman for the Australian Seis- mol<>sical Center put the quake's epicenter at SO miles northwest of Sydney. Burtau of Mineral Resources As- sociate Director Peter Cook said the quake was unusually lal'JC for Aus- tralia and warned there might be aftershocks. Hundreds of emergency workers were flown by helicopter to the Newcastle area and the nearby Hunter Valley wine-growing region. which appeared 10 bear the brunt of darnqe. A police spokeswoman said there were reports from Newcastle of serious!)' damaged buildinas and many car accidents with people trapped and injured. Newcastle Hospital reported structural damage and said some patients were evacuated. The Australian Broadcastina Corp. said hundreds of thousands of homes lost electricity. .. Many homes, banks. shops and stores have been demolished.'' its report said. U.S. renews plea for Noriega release. From Daly Piiot wire servkn Abortion consent law blocked PANAMA CITY, Panama {AP) '" -U.S. soldien on Wednesday blasted rock music and the latest Panama news bulletins at the Vatican embassy where Gen. Manu- el Antonio Noneaa is shuttered, as the stalemate over his fate con- tinued. 1 Both the United States and the new U.S-baclced Panamanian gov- ernment renewed their pleas Wednesday to the Vatican to relea~ the ousted dic1a1or. ·•we feel that the nunciature. the papal nuncio should in the very near future ask the ex-dictator to leave," said President G uillenno Endara. ··we believe that Gen. Noricga's crimes are not political. He is a common criminal of the worst kind." In Texas, President Bush said Wednesday he is determined to bring Noriega to justice .. for poison- .in& Jbc. children of the United Slates" with drugs. but Bush con- ceded the Vatican's refusal to gi ve him up does "complicate things." The diplomatic standoff went into ill fourth day and Noriega's fate remained undetermined. A Vatican spokesman said he did not see how Noriega could be released to th e United States. Among alternatives being discussed were transfer to a third country and a trial for Noriega ta-Panama. "He has been accused, justly ac- cused, of homicides and narcotraf- ficlcina and very. very horrendous crimes." Endara said at .a news con- ference. Administration f!10ves against Noriega assets SAN FRANCISCO -A ruling blocking enforcement of the state's parental consent law for minors' abortions became final Wednesdar. preventing the law from taking effect at least until after trial of a sull challenging it on privacx grounds. Attorney General John Van de Kamp and Gov. George DcukmeJian had both decided earlier not to ask the state Supreme Court to disturb an injunction that kept the consent law-from going into effect as scheduled in January 1988. · On Wednesday, private anti-abortion groups said they did not have th e money to appeal the ruling. WASHI NGTON {AP)-The Jus- tice Dc'partment asked four Euro- pean nations Wednesday to freeze Fa II planning funds frozen bank accounts where former Pan-m Y amanian dictator Manuel Antonio SACRAMENTO _ A state appeals court has temporarily blocked a Noriega is ~thought to have hidden superior court judge's order that money for family plannintt be restored to illegal drug profits. h Sa · o · s · c J d wvtr Fred David Runkel, a department t e stale budget. n Luis b1spo upenor ourt u ge 1 1am man spokesman, said th e legal papers ruled Dec. 7 that Gov. George Dcukmejian had no authority to cul $24 were filed wiih theJ.overnments of million -or two-thirds of the total -from the state"s famil y-planning S · budget last summer. France.· Wltzerlan · Luxembourg The 2nd D1stnct Court of Appeal in Ventura temporarily suspended and th~ !-Jnitcd Kingdom. requesting Fredman·s order late Tuesday whi le 11 reviews legal requests filed in the authonues to or~er banks t~ block matter. The budget 1s used to provide health and family-planning services any transacuons m the Noncga ac-for half a millon low-income and teenage Californians at about SOO clinics counts. cLth .;;d~-......~-t--~Thrrequesris ormoney directly-aroun c...suuc.. tied to his alleged illegal drug traf- M ...... _. ••• A couple pick their wa1 TueldaJ through rubble In a barlo In Panama City which was leveled In recent flthtlng. Also on Wednesday. the Panama Canal was retuming'1o normal grad- ually. and a spokeswoman said waterway offi cials hoped 10 go to 24- hour operation to ckar a 125-ship backup as more personnel returned to work. In Panama Ci1y. battered by days of fighting and looting. people were returning to work and lined up outside grocery stores that were not looted. Exquisi ce sweacers from Europe have arrived coo late for C hristmas • Forced to acrificed at 1/z price • Includes a variety of sh irrs. slacks and leather jackets (71'4) 5'40-7162 STUA~DS FOR MEN So.ch Ccmt ............... Su .... Kl'OM "°"' I. M.pm. ~cking.'" Runkel said, addin.g there Nudists honor photographer 1s ··more lhan one account m each . country ... Au thorities in France respol\ded to the U.S. request by freezing ac- counts in two banks holding $3.3 mill ion under the names of Noriega and membl:rs of his fa milies. Swiss officials placed a "precautionary" freeze on two accounts in banks in Zuri ch and Geneva. ' LOS ANGELES -A photogra pher who led a fight to legalize nudity on private propcrt> and spurred Kodak into returning snapshots of naked subJCCts has been inducted into the Nudist Hall of Fame. Ed Lange. 69. was honored by the Amcncan Sun ba thing Association. Lange was credited with persuading Eastman Kodak in the I 9SQs to change its policy of refusing to re1um pictures of nude people that were sent in for developing. Lange. whose photos ha ve appeared m Time. Life. Vogue, and Harper's Ba1aar, opened Elysi um fields nude reson in Topanga in 1967 and battled Los Angeles County to overturn its anti-nudity law. . -Frencb in_yesugators said the banks in France may have been used r~r t~~:~~~:: ~~r ;~rt~~'~e~~i.ned Gunmen get S 1 mllllon worth of gold Officfals: Romania no longer Communist BUCHAREST. Romania (AP) - A top official declared Wednesday that Romania is no longer a Com- muniM count!). and revolutionary leaders tried to stop cit izc~ from waging a ··witch hunt"" of revenge against supporters of the old regime. Security police still loyal to ex- ecuted leader N1colae Ceausescu at- tacked the television bui lding in the capital early Wednesday bul were repulsed in a half-hour firefight. news reports said. The telev1S1on building 1s the headquarters of the provisional gov- ernment headed by new President Ion lhescu. who 9n Wednesday spoke with Mikhail S. Gorbachev and expressed his thanks for the Soviet leader's sul?pon . The men are friends from their college days in Moscow. Du~ru Mazilu, vice chairman of lhc !'lrauonal Salvation Committee provisional government. reaffirmed that the ne w leaders arc devoted to replacing Ceausescu's 24-year Stalinist despotism with democracy. The government has said free elections will be held in April. "We want Romania to become a member of the free civilized world," Mazi lu said. "'Romania is no lonp:r a Communist count')'.. Romania 1s a free land. and we will create a real democracy.·· But the rtvolutionary government still is fi&htina a guerrilla war with Ceausescu loyalists. althou&h the battles arc wanina. Romanaan news reports said ae- curity police were holdina out in ••isolated positions·: Bush considers drug blockade LOS ANGELE -Two gunmen utterine death threats robbed a do"nto'An gold company of nearly SI million wonh of gold after handcuffing and t~ 1ng up the 1wo owners and five employees Wednesday. police and '1ct1ms said. The v1c11ms "ere nol scnouslv harmed but were left with red·welts on 1hei r Mists from 1he handcuffs. Th·e loot included at least 47 kilograms ( 103 pounds) or fine gold as well as gold chains. locks and scrap bars. 1989 a bloody year for police This "as the bloodiest year on record m al least a half-dozen of Amcrica·s big ci11es. and law enforcement officials are virtually unanimous in blaming drug wars for the violt'n~e. However. at least eight cities a~ likely to have fewer homi cides in 1989 than in 1988. and officials in those places arc k ss certain about the reasons. One expert suggested that violence has ebbed in some ci1ies because drug dealen have already killed their rivals and divided their turf. Final L989 statistics tn most cities won"t be prepared for at least several weeks. but a preliminary survey by The Associated Press of police depanments in more than 30 cities shows that the number of homicides rose in most of them. Thousands flee propane blast BATESV ILLE. Arie. -A factory propane tan.k exploded Wednesday. shooting a huge plume of smoke and fire into the sky and forcing fire and emergency crews to retreat from the blaze after evacuating about 3,SOO people. No injuries were reported at White-Rodgers Co. when the tank exploded shortJv before 4 p.m. Workers were evacuated and people who live within a I 1h miles were ordered from their homes. said Dale Rust of the Independence County Office of Emergency Services. Cold easing grip on South Plumbers worked overtime across the South on Wednesday to repair thousands of water pipes that burst when they froze in record low temperatures, and frozen waterways are slowing shipPina and devastatina some commercial fishing. Temperatures have eased smce record lows late last week and during the Christmas holiday weekend. with temperatures in the 40s and SOs Wednesday in Georgia. Homeowners and plumben in Houston were workina as fast as they could to repair thousands of pipes broken during three days of record-senina lows. The Louisiana freeze, called the hanhest of this century by meteorologists. senl temperatures below 32 dqrees for almost 82 boun i.n New Orleans and below 15 dqrees for 15 houn. HOHi U HHll 1' Poland may change Its name WA.RSA W. Poland -Solidarity lawmaken propoeed constitutional amendments Wednesday that include ratorina tbe country's name IO the prewar ··R~blic of Poland." from the Communist-impoeed .. People's Republic of Poland... Parliament convened Wednnday for a three-day snsion to consider sweepilJI economic lelialation tbat was propoeed earlier this month by the Solidarity-led aovemment IO tramf'onn the ec:oaomy IO a market system. The aovemment hopes by the cad of the lel1ion &bat ~t will pass wide-ralllina laws that aim IO reduce the current 900 percent inflation rate, make the zloty a conveniblc cunency and reform the bloated ate leCl~. . U.N. fe•n fmnlne In EthlOP-I• NAIROM. Kenya-A U.N . ..-cl :T:':-9 Weclmndl:J b 700,000 tons olbNI 10 aftft wi4111rllll .. ,.._ ..,... T .... • many a 4 million people • dlr111121d br ' i• ne U. . food ...S AariNture 0.-iMl'" llld bi ........ .._. Oii a,_, crop_.., dkll lbad &Ii_,... 6a•• W Qlt 11111111• br ~IO,....., Ila Eritna ...s '° =-• llliill'l 111ttra srWhr. ~ ne •• ~,... ... • ~ ... .-. frl--11111111 ad .... ~ ................. 12 •• ,.,_....,.,,,,hi IO •udJ _,. IO Ill fllW ..... -. c-..Nc ., JI ....... c~ '"'"''° SJ 1J •. _ ...... ,, I) ,..._ m ""fl'A _,., _,,,.,,. 1owt to s ,. "' '"""*' )J 16 .,.... ... ,_ c.--,sc \, u oe lt~1 C1ty NOMft,N'I I) <>4 C~ONo Sl ll IAI VfO'I ~-•• l• 18 II uni. 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' · I k Hi~ 42 years aao for a two.week liked what I was doing so ept showina up." stint with the Newport Beach Water Until hi s rctittmcnt pany earlier Department, 'Gomez was never told not to report for work after his two this month. no one ever told Gomez weeks were up, 50 he j ust stayed on. he was a permanent employee. Serendipity played a larac pan in "He must have been put on per- Gomcz· emJ>lorment with the cily. mancnt status at the time of one of After a hitch 1n the Anny durina his promotions, but be was never World War 11 and three months told." said department manager f1brie111in1 bridles with Con-Robert Dixon. so1idatcd Steel Co. in Maywood in After 10 • years, Gomez was 1947, G omez was unemployed and prilmoted to Serviceman 11 and two plannina to attend School to team years later he made SeT"Vicn1an Ill. carpentry. · Gomez attributes his prom.oti ons to The night Gomez and his compa-turnover in 1he department rather nions were laid off from the steel th.an his own skills. . plant. he and two others were talk,ing In J 966 he made construction tn front of a grocery store wh~n a foreman, which he recalled as the 1trangcr approached and asked if mos! challenging and reward.ing part they wanted to work. The three were of his work with the department. told 1he ci ly nl!cdcd four men to "'The challenge for me was a big work for two weeks. one,"' he said ... It made me feel good Gomez said no. that he was going that my superiors had chosen me to learn carpentry. But the in duce-. out of the whole group to start this ment of only two weeks' work per-construction crew." suadcd him his studies could wa it a II was the ci ty's firsl. and under little lo nger. He agreed. Gomez it repl aced mos1 of the water Now the only problem was fi nd-and sewer lines on Balboa Island. ing the fo urth man for the city work. Gomez headed the crew for 11 years "'Don"t worry, m)' son is the and returned 10 school in his spare fo·unh man." 1he strangcr told time, studying a variety of subjects Gomez and his friends. The man at Estanca l'ligh School and Orange had been tryi ng 10 find his son a ride Coast and Rancho Santiago collegCs. to work. The courses proved especially Gomez joined the Water Depart· valuable after Gomez· promolions +--~ment as an o~ratinungincci:., dig· in !,977 10 assi!i..130-tJUperintcndent ging ditc.hes with a power shovel for of the Water Department and to water and sewer lines in the city. superinlcndent in 1979. In 194 7. Newpon Beach was Friday Gomez retires as the city's strictly a summer resort town. utilities superintendent. In tha1 post .. During thc ""'inter it was li ke a he has supervised 44 employees and ghost town:· Gomez said. His pa y overseen mai n1cnn nce and opcr- was $1 61 for each 176 hours of work ations ol ci ty-con1 rollcd u1ili1ies in- -about 94 cents an hour. And eluding water and the sewer system. another 1h ing Gomez ren1embercd: Late in his Water Department .. There were no Da ckhocs in those career. Gomez returned to sc hool days. again to study construc1ion cngi- "W!1en thc two weeks were up we nccring. ""'hich he hopes to use to ,,___ wCre not lOld opt to 'sho~ up any build his home for rctircm<:_nl. Yogi Laj patrai Sharma is a lungtin1c Irvine resident and spiritual teacher. He came to the United States fro n1 India "'ith $5.25 1n his pocket. and hr has buit1 a con1fortablc hon1c life. As a yogi he has been the subject or~ te levisio n and fi ln1 documentaries. He entertains dignitaries and a m - bassado rs fron1 all over the world and is ad visor on world ---- affairs to Irvine Mayor Larry Agran . Blrtlaplace: Sialkot, Pakistan . Residence: Irvi ne. Job: Sp ir itual a nd yoga teacher. Salary: "A very difficuh fig ure 10 determine." Marital s&:atus: Ma rried. Children: None. Education: G raduate in com· m ercc fro m U niversity of Pun· jab. chartered accou ntant in India. ch artered secreta ry in LondOn, b roker's license after studies Lumblc u Real Estate School in C osta Mesa. Hobbies: Gro,ving roses and vegc1ablcs. cooking. Favorite restaurant -The Ritz.Carlton in Laguna Niguel. Last movie seen: In th e last 20 y_cars I ~ight have seen fi ve or six n1ov1cs. Favorite movie: The Life of Jesus. because he did great things for hi s people. Lasl book read: I don't read n1uc h. The last book I read was ··Ea1cr·s Choice." And the Bhagavad Gita. I read tha t every day to learn a bout life. It is the c:-ollccled s piritual ""'is· dam of India. F irs t job: As typis t for the Income Tax ·rribunal in India. for less than $3 a n1 o nth. I "'as 20. T hen I was promo ted to a stenographer when I was ~-_ Last vacatloa: I wen t to Hawaii last year. It's beautiful. the food is good a nd the people -a rc nice. , Pet fantat y: I would_ like . to b u ild global trade rclat1onsh1ps for the sta le a nd the ci1y of Irvine. ~ ;1 Favorite &elevj1lon sbow: "'T l}c Jo hnny Carson Show." ., Gripe: I have developed "'y m ind so I don·1 hate a nybody or anything .. But I disli ~c un- tidiness. I like everything to have a place. And I do n't like bad breath. Heroes: tvt ahatn1a Gandhi , Nehru. Car: A ne"'' Mcrc(•dcs Activities : Irvine's Economic Dcvclopnlent and World Trade subconl1ni11cc and steer· ing con1n1ittcc of th•e C'iti1.cn's . .\dvisory ('on1n1i tte1..· on lntcr- n:11 1onal .o.\n"airs. spcrial ad- viser 10 f\1ayor Larry .>\gran. S1!<.ICr c·ity (_-on1111iltCl'. G reatest fear: l)cath is the greatest f(·ar. and I an1 not ! afraid o r dl'a lh. 11·s a beautiful thing. I <tn1 ready for it at any 1in1e. I'm no t afraid of all'y- th1ng. G reates t aceomplis bme nt: That I have got rid of hati ng anybody. u~ do ing yoµ. yoga breathing and medita11o n. yuu get OVl'r your 1..·n10 1ions and hate is an (•n101ion. SPO l"l,lf>ll'I Visitor to U.S.S.R. finds shortages, contrasts ·rhe Laguna N1gucl An Aswcia· t1on ha!. announced "'1nncrs 'of its Fall ·\rt Sho". Thc sh o'v is on <.1 1spla\ at (ireat ,.\n1l·rit·an Sa vings B:1nk ln Laguna lk·aeh thro ugh Fn- d:1 ~. ly HOUY J . WAGNER Ol-~-s.... It was a grand and beautiful land. There were tall peaks and flatlands. rivers .and lakes. shores and prairies. cilies and open woods. A variety of people live there: all social levels and occupations. with dialects. customs, views, politics and cuisines that \'aried from one rqion to the. nell.t. ··eu y Am e r ican·· philosophy employed possible. wa s a wherever This was not what Sonia Skin- drud, a 2 1-year--old Huntington Beach woman. ell.pectcd to find when she lefi home fo r a 'semester of. study in Leningrad. · Skindrud's studies in inter- national relations and the Russian langu.qc at UC Santa Barbara had d ispelled the stereotypical ima&f!S of a Soviet citizen as either silent dis-- sc:nter or intelligence snoop. But she still wasn"t prepared for what she found. "My expectations were completely di~n1," Skindrud said ... , ell.· pcaed the (li ving) environment would be really bad. but 1hc people would be easy to get 1_1,long with .. ,lt ..,.. exactly the opposite for me. She found ample amenities in charmina and often ancient cities, and she was surprised at the level of political apathy. People she met weft more concerned with issues deali,. with the immediate quality of life than world-class political evenu. ... wu really surprised not to sec DIOR political things 1oina on," SIWldrud said. The fall of the Berlin Wall and ""81t events in Poland and other fMll&rn 8* countries took a back ... -to news that .tea rationing would nd. "'1bey really take alasnosl for puled now. beina al>le 10 talk .. Stalin and all the troubtc he COii•1 d,d,.. Sltindrud •id. ..Motl -. an ditillu1ioacd with . °"'*'9c• Ind hil rdwm1. They're ............... 111e ......... ~-- I ...,. -,..._.., , .................... Sona. aindrud shows souvenirs from Soviet Union. more products rationed and lower quality." Amona products rationed were hand soap. laundry detergent and sugar. An average apartment, home to most families. has one small bedroom. a kitchen a nd bathroom and a .. very small" li vi ng room. Entire families. including working p11ndp1rcnts, were crowded into tiny quarten. The common complaint was the reverse or American woes. People hive more money to spend than goods 10 spend II on. "The) scen1 really. really impa- tient with the system of per· cstroika." she said ... Everyone there seems very aware of whal's happen· ing in tht• \\'est. 1ha1 as long as you ha\'C the money you can buy any· 1hin1 you want." America envy proved a problem in forming friendships. Leninaraders, mostly ethnic Russian by deSl'Cnt. fell ihto two main p:oups. Skindrud said. They were cnher old·line communist sup- poncrs or \\ann:t·llt." l·apitalists cager to l'UP} both rl·al and llUPl>OSC'd . .\n1C"ncan "'a)s. That 1nadl· fncndsh1ps difficult . Sk1nllrud said . .. On Sl'\'\'ral OC<"'\.!<LOns "'t" tried to n11.' fncnd!. and it \\as a d1sas1er. The} didn·1 tru~t t':H·h tlthrr. thr~ d1dn·1 &t·t alun$ at all ·· Sht• also said ,.\n1l'ric:1ns niust dis11ngu1sh bct,,·cen genuine fri end · ship and opponur11sn1. .. Pt·opll' arc 'Cr} posSl·ss1' c O\'er you as friend s:· she said. "The~ wan! 10 n1t•c1 you and talk about America.·· The fascina 1ion "'ilh America and its n1nrkets is fostered by a shortagc- of consumer goods at home and makes Sovie1 vouths an)l.1ous to travel in the \\\·st. l'SJX'C1ally the U niti..-d Stales. For a Soviet citizen. an in vita tion to the United States is serious busi- ness. The American n1ust file paper- work for the guesl. taking all financial responsibility for him dur- ing his sta)'. If all goes "·ell lvith the red tape'. the-Soviet ci tize n will get his travc l papers after aboul six months and SJSO American mone)' as he leavcs the USSR. Consumerism has also given ri se to an intense black market. Skin· drud describes a four-level "Malia .. with )'O U th a1 the bottom rung of the ladder. .. There's a huge Mafia in the Sovie1 Union:· she said. "The young males arc blaok marketeers trad ing in money a nd clothing; mos1 of the young women (in crime rings) are involved in proslitution. Ifs the only way for these kids 10 get hold of hard currency." The youths. high school age and up. report to "racketeers·· who turn in 1he forcian currency for higher ra1cs of rubles .. The lop-level gangsters report 10 a "ch icf ' who sets the ex.change ra1c. .. The government condemns it. yet the youna men art payina off' the ·police who 1hrca1en to arrest thrm if they don't,'' she said. '"I've seen kids. payina off police in the sueets.. .. Thi.' \\.'cstl·rn fl·r,or l'x.tcnds fur\h('r than cr11111na! c irck·~. Skin- J ru d ~iJ . .. Thc) \'aluc lhc tounst so 111uch tha1 they JUSt 1n•a1 tht•i r O'-''n pi..•oplt· ll'rnblv. · shl· s;.ud . ··.snrnl' f('S· taurun.ts and har'> trade onl} 111 IOre1gn harJ turrcnt·~. esp('c1all} fl1r IOUfJSIS .•. Onl· bright spot "ai. lh l' frl'\"· entcrpri-.c COOp('r:IU \'l' hus1nc!.scs - 1110~11} rcstauran1s. apartnll"nts and uscd c\01hing stores. "You ne\•cr go into a ~talc-run rl·s1aurant. look on the menu and just order what you set• lhal you ""ant. You have to ask ""'hat th ey ha ve tha t dn y." she said. By con- trast, 1hc co-ops may run o ut of food but thc)' usuall y slart the day \\1th a full men u. "The serv1cc 1s a lot bcttcr than you get in the state restaurants." she added. "Some of the best food I've ever had was in 1he cooperatives:· Skindrud described onc other drawback o f state-owned rcs· taurants: .. They're often closed for lunth or dinner. They don't stagger shifts. so the)' have to clo.§(' do"'·n ... Travel to outlyi ng slates provided a refreshing contras! to life in Lenin· grad. "Ever)' place had its own chardC· ter completely, .. she said. Despite the knowl~gc. ell.pcrien_cc and excitement gained from hcr trip. it was simple things Skindrud af?" preciatcd n1 ost on her rc1urn lh1s month. Gcnuinc friendship is a treasure bc)'Ond any currency and the perils o f travel under any condilions can make the traveler homesick . The whirlwi nd tour left Skindrud ·10 suffer .. reverse culture shock" in returning to a country where so many products were available. Still, bl5ics like clean wa1er and sunshine were the most dearly m issed . .. It was pail beina a~e to drink water from out of• tap ... and the warm wather. rm really thankful for • Sot of thin11 we have hctt." \\11 nncrs 1n 1ht• n1astcrs ca1 egoty were llal Lambert, first and second place; Janice Pell, third place: and 8 . Jean Wiley. honC"rahle n1l·n t1on. ()11 11nd u1>:lQUl' al·r~lic \\'lnnl·r-; 11·crr Arleen II. Glllelt, fir.a: Connie Crosland , 5"l't>nd and an honorabk· n1cn11un: anJ Phyllis 8 001.e, 1h1rd \\'atl'rcu lor and 1ransparcnt acr' lie landsca1x· "'inners wcrt' Roinan II. Obn emus, iirlll and tlurd : Doris Adami, !.C:cond: :ind David Rosen1bal, honorable mention. \\·a1 e rcolor and transparent acrylic portrait and animal "·inners .... ·ere Loretta M. McClure, Ii~ La Campbell, Sl'Cond: Wally Scfiltuer, third: and Doris Adai:ns. honorable n1ent1on. In an open category for all 0 1her nlcdia. winners "·ere Joy Patterson, fi rst Doig Waterman, second:· and Peter Volsblm, third and ho norable mentio n. • • • The Capistrano Valley Rock and ~1 incral Club has entered its 28th )'Car with the ins1nlla1ion of officers. New officers arc Wllllam Rolf· ertson, president Carolyn Jurrtrlll and William Slltet, vice prcs1den ts: Dorotlly Stiles. ft'Cord ing secretary; Madie Llnfblnc•m. corresponding secretary; and Katllerln St•le, treasurer. Direc1ors arc Jolla Wrl11t.1, Calvin Pbllllps and Linda Knbx. ~·tectings arc held at 7:30 p.m. the third Wednesday of each month at the San Clcmcntc Comnronfty Ce nter. ••• Orange Coast ("ol\cge s1udcn1 An- aelle Slieromu of Wcs1minstcr has captured two major awards al thC Palm Springs Culinary Salon. Shcroman·s chocolate portrait of characters from the Wizard of Oz "·on her the Golden Chefs Troph y as a centerplar. She also won a bronze medal was for a va riety o f pastries. Shcroma n also won a President's Trophy at the 23rd American Cul- inary Federation Salon a month ago. hlldren encouraged to get involved with HB library wing Y·Tots Play G roupa are available at the Crown Valley "'-"m Cenier on lhe elemenlary ICbool ~Dili. M"ofnina ana e&_!fy aAcrnOOi ..was arc- Ot'lend. -) IO 4 meet T.-y1 Olld Thunday1 al a -o( $45 per YMCA nwmber or UO per timitod membor; -4 IO 5 meet Mondoy1. Wed-JI aad fricllirs 11161permemberor17) per Hmltod member. Sc11ium are four wefts Nda. for mon iDlonnalioa or '° ......... Yilit lbe So.a• Cwt YMCA at 29131 Clown VIAii)' ~WWJ, , ...,. Nipal. or call at 49S-04J5. • • • -- U.S. invasion of Panama draws mixed reviews We can find plenl~ of reasons for wishing President George Bus~ had not invaded Panama to oust dictator Manuel Noriega. Funhermore, Bush pulled the trigger on what, at ~rst ~anc~. looks lilce flim sy pretexts. Noreiga did vinually declare war with the United States. ~nd his actions in the next few days were troubling. But: w~~le we do n<?t mean to belittle anyone's life, only one U.S. c1t1zcn was killed before the invasion .... J\nd ~hile the well-orchestrated events began with the swcanng-m of a democratic government our invasion made . it ~ur government, in a sense our p~ppet. And yet, deep inside, we ha ve a gu t feeling that justice just might have been served .... We should be humble and perhaps even a little ashamed we had to reson to violence. But Noriega by all acco~nts did de~crvc to be ousted and should be brought to tri.al. I ~ that light. perhaps a more apt comparison than the inv:as1on of C lechoslovakia may be th e killing in Romania. Would we protest if Soviet President Gorbachev in,adcd Roman ia to pu t a stop to the killing there? Warren (Oblo) Trlbuae-Cbroalcle 0 President Rush's decision to in vade Panama. we're certain. will be well rece ived by the American people. His popularit> rating will shoot upward. This 1s the presu.Jcnt who has been criticized for being too cautious and too prudent -a wimp. some ha ve called him. Now he·s pla~ ing Rambo. Few nations arc applauding. U.S. might docs not nc ccssanl> mean right. de pttc the fac t that Nori ega was a disreputable dictator who pushed his luck too far and who should have been dumped. But man~ ..\mcricans do not properl y appreciate the scnsitivit) of the.· Latin Amencans to intervention by Uncle Sam. The Latins have a name fo r it -gunboat diplomacy. The n111:d States has no legal or moral right to 1ntcr,cnc in the affairs of independent nations. ... In this case. Noriega made it easy for Bush. In retrospect. we wonder why our government made it so hard for Noriega to tcp down peaceably. Wh )' did we insist that hl' tX' tried on drug charges? ... We should have cased him out. <:aJokd and persuaded him to resign. th en !>lipped him a-. a> to exile. Tbe Greenwood (Miss.) Commoaweallb 0 0 Panama ma>. have lost a 11nhorn dictator. but in the near fu ture it will gain about S375 million in assets and multi-millions more in back taxe fro m U.S. companies. Looks ltkc a pretty good swap from here. The nitcd tatcs cut off all military and economic aid to Panama JO July 1987 JO an attempt to force Manuel Noriega from power. Funher sanctions sharply restricted U.S. companies that do business iq, Panama. froze Panamanian assets held in the United States. held payments relating to operating the Panama Canal in escrow and forbade American companies from paying taxes and fees to the Noriega regime. But those sanctions probably hun the poor people of Panama more than Noriega. Tiie Blrmlagbam (Ala.) N~•n ORANGE COAST lll"_Pillt_. ______ _ • ,. f"O•'H' ,,.,. roL.,. TO\I TA IT f.dilOf' 00'\ FE\ 1.t. \ \ulll'i•lr t.dilor TO\I Cl..\ \I\ '"' .. t:J11or • Tf.\ E \I \HIU.t: Cit t:dltor ROGER 81.00\1 t'ullm•• t:dilor ROGER (;t\Hl~O~ Spnrh t:dhor TOM BtOD t:JrT•a.1iell D6rtth•r TF.RI Pl'PO Cirr11la1io• \lar••O•• Ma ... ter 108 t'RANK ....... Oell•tt) " .... .., ('.HALO~ (;(N)O c ......... s.n ..... \l•aa,tt PWAMOO HAH C....•r RHO. 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John ( Calhoun became the fir~t 'ice president of the U nited States to resign. stepping down over drtlerences "1th President >\ndrc" Jackson In 1846. lo" a became the :!9th LUie to be adm111ed to the L'naon. \\ alson . "as born in \taunton. Va. In I 69, ~ 1lham Fr nit'} Semple of Mount \ ernon Ohio. patented l'hl''' 111g gum foda~ ·s H1rthda ~'> .\ctor Lew A} re., t\ 81 . .\etor Lou Jacobi rs 76. L n1 tl'd .\utu Workers union presi- dent 0 "1:n B1l'bcr 1s 60. .\ctress M.1gg1l' Sm11h is 55 P1an1st Richard Cla)dcrman is 36. By Tiie Anoci•tttl Pren Events symbolize holiday season As 1989 draws to a close. and the holrda} spirit moves us to reflec t on all the good that has come our way during the past ~ear. two recent cH·nts S) mbol11c for me what this sea!.on of gr' rng and sharing is all about. 1 he week bl-fore Christmas. Christopher Mohnda was the hap- piest man o n earth. Engaged to be marncd o nl y a few months earlier. he and his bndc Christiane had just left their wedding at a Lutheran church in Orange and were cel- ebrating their honeymoon in Ro)3nta Beach. Christopher had gotten a much-needed vacauon from his duties at an electronics firm in lrvanl'. and Chric;tianc -a native of t-ranl'l' wl:io first met Christopher "hale '1 111ng Orange Count) on a toun\t 'asa last ~car -had pcr- suadell her fa m1l\ and friends that ~t•uthl·rn California was-not so d1 f- lcn:nt. or .. o far a"a}. from .ber homctO\\n fhrs Occcmbcr "as shaping up to hi.· the hl.·~t C' er for both of them. \\Ith ( hrmma'> rnm1ng foc;1 on thl' hl·l·h of their \\l·ddrng ceremon} and "hirl" 1 nd honl'' moon. and thus \till rmm· fnrnd~. tamrl). and hol- 1ll.t) part1l''> ''ere 1n '>Ion.' I hen d1">a,1cr 'trud .. : On the "a' tial ~ to Orange ( ount} from Ru..a nta Bl'alh. the authorities re- fu.,ed to lei ('hn,11ane cross the Mn rl·an border Worse. the) prnpo'>l'd to 'ih1p her hack to Fram.-e. hall a "orld a"a) from her new hu.,band. f1he nev. lywl•ds faced forccablc sepa ration jUSt days afler 1hc1r marriage. and onl y days before < hnstmas. In fact. Chnst1ane had a valid 'l\a. It was goo<l until March I Q90. But the authorities c;aad that her change in marital status 'oidcd 11. E\Cn though she would be entitled to a new visa 1f she had completed the pa~·rn ork. the go' ern ment was standing on the puncuho of proccdurl' 'ihc hadn·1 filed the proper lorm~ hcforc ll:a' ing on her hom·' moon: and no" thl' la" \\OU Id be cnflmcJ Blushing bridl' or nut. Chri<.tmas season not" 1th'itanding. 11 "as to he dcpon auon tor Christiane. From a Tajuana motel near the border. the groom made dozens of frantic phon1: call<. One wa<. to an Orange ( ount} friend. Make Davis. \\ho rnllcJ m) otlil'l· and U.S. &·na- tor Pl'tl" \V1l,un·,. Hoth of u<, went 4u1ckl~ to "or~ .\t lir~I. the lmm1grat1on and 1'a1urJ l11:rnun 'i1:n ll'l" per-sonnet C1)uldn·t Ix rl'aLhcd. thl·n. "hen "l' got through. "e hL·ard th.: 'am.: otlil 1JI e\plana11on uncl' more But a0 man\ thing'> in hfr. pcr- Sl\ll"lllc l·\l·ntuJll) paid off. The htghi:r-up'> Jt IN'i ga'l' the green light JnJ tx11h ( hmtophn and ( hn,llJnl' n1l<,'t·d ')<llch 1010 an D1l·gu L .1tl·r that da\ thl·\ am' cd bal~ in OrJngl· < 11un1' homl' at la'it tor thl· holida'., l nlortunatch thl' \-1olinda'> <.ton "nut unique~ nut thl'> \Car or th1\ huliJa' '>l'a,on T"c; da)' belorl' fhan k'>gl' 1ng. IY-~l·ar-old Sonja Radm. "a<s de ~·r aid~ tr~ 1ng to JOln her \ml·nlan rclatl\ cs -"horn she had nc' er met -for Than~sgl\ 1ng dinnn at th.:1r homl' in Ni:" pon Bl'ach. The Orange ( ount~ Rado" fam1I~ had purl·ha,.ed her tll kl·t for hn. but she wa<, o;tuc~ rn r oronto. unable tu get C\ en a tourist '1~1 w cntl'r ·\menca for Just a le" 1.Ja~s . Worse. the fam1I~ had alrcad~ sought the help of anothn member of ( ongre"'· a fncnd ot the famal) "ho represents a district 1n Man land. and e'en that had not ''orlcd. l'hc ronjlres "oman. Helen lkntk). had personal!} guaranteed thl' )'?Ung garrs return to Yugoslavia 11 lhl· <;1ate Department would issue J '1).1 But tate said that "asn·1 gou<l t·nough So "'hen the Rado'> IJmal) a'ikcd ml' 1f I could help. tht pro~f)l'rts "ere dim \\ hethcr to issue a '1\3 to a 19- ~car-old g.arl ("ho. h) the "a~. had a pertectl) spotlcs,., record o( good cit11l·nsh1p 1n ugosla' ta. whcrr she "as a nurse) as en11rcl) a matter of d1'>t·n·11on "Ith the bureaucrac> F1r!>t. m' stafT and then I fo und out lir.,thand j USt ho" arbmanl~ that d1sac11on can he exercised. The ans"cr "as: no. absolutch not. we ha'e alread) d1:ndcd. 11 1\ finished. ··\\ h, .•.. I asked. ··\\.: don't ha' e to g1' c rea\ons:· lame thl· r\·pl) .. Thl' tiurden is on her 10 ~rO\ l' she 'Will return·· \\hen 11 "as pointed out that state .. ,a, pr1:\uming she would not re- turn thu\ forcing . onJa into the ncarl) 1mpo<,s1blc pos1t1on of PH>' 1ng a ncgatl\e. the bureaucrat JU'I du~ in thc1t hcds farther ~II altcrnoun and e'ening,. on the night hcfore Thanksgl\ ang. I con- tinued 10 call people at State The opcr;itor l~atcd them at embas ) pJrtlt''· at foreign offil'CS. at home \\.hen m1llnrght am' ed wnhout a ~UlTe,,tu l lOndus1on. I told the bu- rcaucratc; that I "a not going home for Thanksg1' ing until OJa "as hi:adcd for home with her .relau' cs 1n Orange Count} .\nd I told them tu cwn·t to start "ork again at 6 30 the nnt morning. "hen I woulC1 again tx· calling them .\1 6:30 a.m on Thanksg" 1ng oa... the tir<;t crark 1n the tate Department', rcsohc appeared .. Don·1 \UU ha'e a fam11\'' Ha,en·l \o u C\Cr kno"n ·a Thanksgl\ ing dinner awa) from horn<"''.. I asked the .\mencan of- ticial 1n Toronto. who had just bttn a"akened from a sound sleep. The response was exactly as I had hoped. he was worn down. "You ~no~. congressman, sometimes thc-.e things look different in the morning:· the oflicaal told me from ha~ bed .. I think we can get Sonja Rados her '1sa toda' after a11:· fhe\ had 10 hold up dinner a few hou'"'.' but \Oun& Sonja was there'. Thl· Rados (amal~ had a ver) special Thank gl\ ing -one that the) and thl'1r 'oung O\Crseas rclauve will long remember Reccntl~ at our congre-ss1onal open house. I had the chance to mn·t nja Rados and her aunt. "ho'it' name 1s also nJa. Then. the da~ after Chnstmas. Chnstopher and ( hns11anl' Mohnda came to '1)11 uur L.ongrc!>s1onal office. Their stones ha' e ~hown me that govem- men t can be 1nst'ns1t 1ve. renainl} - but 11 can be humanz1ed. too. Their ix·r onal triumphs have made m y O\~n "ork more than worthwhile. fhe hohd~ season evokes happ} ml·mones such as these. but giving happrne .. ~ b} helping others is some- thing "C can do all }ear long. If the rnming months offer as many OP: ptlrtun111es to spread goodwtll as did thl· last 12. then 1990 will be.-a very happ) :-.:c" Year indeed. Cllri1 Cox I• ,.e U.S. ~e. t/\·t' for tltt' 41tlt CN8J'"•leul Dh· lr/C'I. Running city by ballot wouldn't work To the Editor: It appc.ars that the 'ocal anti-golf ad,ersanes to the proposed municipal golf course at the Goldenwcst and Ellis area in Huntington Beach have backed off a\lacking the golfing comm unit) openly and dircctl) for the time being. Instead. a few loose cannons of this group arc takan1 on the Cit) Counnl and the rest of the Cit) for that matter b) starting a .fallacious and contrived petition coined "Save Our Parks.'· The onl) thing that this would do would be to fruMra te and harass our publicy elected city offi cials into doing their jobs in the interest of Huntingto n Beach planned growth. including the proposed golf course. The planned P~rsidc Vi llage, another target of this group. will not obstruct any beach access and. Lord kno"'· the do" n1own section of II un11ngton Beal h need' wme re' 1t.ahzat1on to bring It out of 11°\ dl'l·adcnt cond1t1on ... Therr 1.,n't an) thing that 1s e'en quaint an the area. \\1th their proposal. can )OU imagine ha~ing \li haH' a e ll) 'otc eH'f) time the council decides Ill make !lornl' mundane l hanges on n ty propcny 1n C\Cl'\'I of S I 0.000. as the\ want? With con- 'itrurt1on lO'm running from ~60-S80 per-square- foot m1n1111um. 11°!. ob" 1ou) the sponsors of this pc11t1on an· not 1n '\tcp "1th th<.· real world. Some nllght call tlm ··1unnel 't'IOn ·· I. for one. don·t ha'c the 11mc nnd .. ,ould rc..cnt ha,ing to run to a polling plne,:e 10 blcs' the ( 11~ C ounc11's action 1n cal·h of lhl'"'-' cases 3~ the) 1:amC' up. More 1mponant. "•th tht' constraints as pro11<l\l•d. 11 '" h1gh1' improbable that "ilhng. ahlc and qualified cand1ates would conSJder running for otlice 1n future elections. We're not running a mall .. Mom and Pop .. storefront hustnc<.'> c:alhng for a famal) plebiscite every tune "<."re 11oing to chanttC' the pncC' of grapes. Running Hun11 ng1on Beach. with a popu- lation ot do~ to :!CX>.000. ts a big business and \\C n1.-cd ~rmng people to run tl. not hamstrun& h} J frw .. ocnl manont} groups with special 1ntcre"t' If you unhapp) people don't hkC' what )Ou·,c got on the City Council. then JUSt votC' at the nc~t clect1on for ~mcone who will do your bidding. DICK OSTERUND Huntinaton Bcaeh Hit 'em where It really hurts this new year To the Editor. Flying two flags together is great Actions put CREATE Ina better light "Deck the halls with Oallo's Salami. tra la la la la." "Hark the herald an,els sinf the praises of the JtC&tCSt 16-hour. -<¥Y sale In o ur history." These and many other com· mcrcial efTons to denip'ate our Judeo-C'hri•tian tOcleiy have been heard over and over by most of us. Thac imlsinative.-martetcerlllJI cf. foru~m walnuts to Bibles) have bna o&nded our ICftlibilitia. We , ud daey know, it ii lm11 a11illll lO ....... or protea our.Ml .... wMa bave to be ca 21' tJWd •II"',,,.. i11C111'11ioat -..................... .. ...... ............ _..,...'° ···=·· ....... Utlll ... --.........., ....... :: ..... .... l'ld·"lli& I.ti •• illDlw ..... ,. .. ___ ...,_..,11Qa1 •• ,.. ..., • HINaYIUIU New,_.._. u To the Editor: Not hav1na any c.hildrcn an lbc N<"wpon -Mcsa Unified School ~ tnct, I've followed ~ ~t ooa· trovcrsy at Corona dcl M• Hilla hool with a somewhat ddlcbed and amulC'd mtrrcaL H~. two events that have n:ttntly occured prompt me to be mOft c:onciemed. Fant of all . I find It alannilll IMt a po&ic) has now been -btl••• br the dittnct that (aft prolaibil ...... catii.em frvm Yllib• lhe •'at um Sccoed1y, win a "m1hl• • ............... --............ ii....,. ...... red -·· , ... n. .... ii: (I)""-"" .. ,._ lli .. .. ~ ......... . ,_ .. .., ,..., 3 t ill • emporary help very ·permanent Yogi Lajpatra1 --IJy. MOU.' J. WAGNS• Of -0..., .._ IUlll' ----=-more-so-' "kept-on-work int.·~ Gomn recalled. "Eventually one man was told not to come 1n any more and the other two quit to go on to greener pas1urcs. As for me, I likcd what I was doin& so I kept Gil Gomez must be the most pcnnanent 1emporary employee in his1ory. Hired 42 years ago for a two-wttk stint with the Newport Beach Water Depar1men1. Gomez was ncvcfi told not 10 report for work after his two weeks wtre up, so he just stayed on. Serendipity played a larsc part in Gomez' cmplo)'ment wi1h the cily. Aftrr a hitch 1n the Army duri,p1 World War .JJ and ·ahrec months fabricatina bridaes with Con- IOlidaled Steel Co. in Maywood in 1947, Gomez was unemployed and pla.nnin.a 10 atttnd school to learn carpeniry. The ni&ht Gomez and his compa- nions ~re laid off from the steel plant. he and 1wo olhers were talk.in& 1n front of a grocery store when a stranacr approached and asked if they wanted lo work. The lhrcc were told thr city needed four men to work for two weeks. Gomez said no, that he was goina to learn carpentry. Bui the induce-. mcnt of only t"'O "·eeks' work per- suaded him his studies could wa it a li1tlc longer. He agreed. Now the only problen1 was lind- in1 the fourth man for the city work. "Don't worry, my son is the founh man." the stranger told Gomez and his frie nds. The man had been trying to find his son a ride to work. Gomez joined the Water Depart· ment as an opcratin& engineer, dig- ain& i:li!Chcs With a power shovel for water and sewer lines -in the city. In 194 7, Newport-Beach was strictly a summer resort \own. "Ounng the "'intc1 11 was like a ghost town." Gomez said. His pay was $1 6 1 for each I 76 ho urs of work -about 94 cents an hour. And anothc;r thing Gamel remembered: "There were no backhoes 10 1ho!M: days. showin& up." Until his retirement party earlier this month. no one ever told Gomez he was a pcnnanent employee. "'He must have been pu1 on per· manent status at the time of one of his promotions, but he was never told," said dt'partment managt'r Robcn Di~on. · After I 0 )·cars, Gomez was promoted to Serviceman JI and two yeafl later he made Scrvicman 111. Gomez a11ribu1es his promoti ons to turnover in the department rather than his own skills. In 1966" he made cons1ruc1ion foreman, which he re<:allcd as the most challenging and rewarding pan of his work with tile depart.ment. ""The challenge for me was a big one," he said. ··11 made me feel good 1hat my superiors had chosen me out of the whole group to start this construc1ion crew." It was the ci1 y's first. and, under Gomez it replaced most of 1he waler and sewer line~ on Balboa Island. Gomez headed the crew fo r 11 years and returned to school in his spare time, studyi ng a variety of subJects a1 Estanca J-ti gh School and Orange Coast and Rancllo Santiago colleges. The courses proved especially valuable after Gomez' promotions in 1977 It> assistant superintendent__ of the Water -ncp.1rtment aflld to supcrinte~dcnt in 1979. Friday Gomez retires as the ci ty's utilities supcrinlendenl In that post he has supervised 44 employees and overseen main1enance and oper- ations of ci1y-contro1Jcd utilities in· <:luding water and the sewer system. Yo~i Lajpatrai Sharn1a is a longt1n1l' Ir\ u1c rcsid cnl and spiritual ll"al:hcr. I-l e came to the lJnitt.·d Stall'\ fron1 India with $5.25 1n his pt){'kct, and he ·has built a cun1fortabll· home life. As a yogi he has been the subjcc1 of 1elcvision and film docurncntarics. He entertains dignitariC"s and am· bassadors fro n1 all over thC' world and is advisor o n world affairs to Irvine Mayor Larry ~n. --- Blrtliplare: Sialko1. Pakistan. Residence: Irvine. Job: Spiritual a_nd yoga teacher. S.Jary: .. A very diffic ult figure to determine .·· Marital stalus: Marric~. Clalldrt:a: None. Edacatlon: G raduate in com · mcrcc fro m U ni versity of Pun· jab. cha rtered accountan1 in India, chartered secretary in Londo n. broker's li cense after studies Lumble u Real Estate School in Costa Mesa. Hobbles: Growi ng roses and vegeta bles, cooking. Favorite restaurant -T he Ritz·C'a rlton in Laguna Niguel. Last movie seen: In the last 20 years I might have seen fi vL' or six m ovies. Favorite movie: The LifC of Jesus. because he did grea t th ings fo r his people. :-Las t boOkTeail:, do n 'l read n1Ul'h. The last book I read was '"Eater's Cho ice.'' r\nd the Bhaga\·ad Gita. I read that every day 10 learn about life. 11 is the collected spiritual w1s- do n1 o f India. First job: As typist for the Incom e Tax -r rihunal in l ndi;1. for less than $3 a n1on1h . I "'as 20. Then I was promo1c:d 10 a ~tenographc_r wb_~ I was 2L _ La•I v•catloa: I went 10 Hawaii last year. It's beautiful. the r~ is good and the people arc nice. Pet fantasy: I would. like _ to build global 1rade relat1onshtps fo r 1he state a nd the cit y 'o f Irv ine. I " Favorite tele:vlsion sbow: "The Johnn)' Carson Show." ' Gripe: I have develo ped n)Y n1ind so I don't hate anybody o r anything. But I dislike un- tidiness. I like everything to ha ve a place. And I do n't lik,e bad breath. Heroes: f\1ahatn1a Gandhi . Nehru. Car: A nc"' Mercedes Activities: Irvine's Economic Development and W orld Tradt· subcon1n1i ttec and steer- ing con1n11ttcc of 1hc C i1i zcn's .-\d\"isory ( "o mn1ittec on Inte r· national r\!Tai rs, spec ia l ad· v1scr to f\·1a yor L~rf)' . .\gran . S1~ter ('it ~ c·o ntmittce. Greatest fear: f)cath 1s the grca1es1 fc:1r. and I a n1 not afraid of dl'<1lh. It's a tx·autiful t l11 ng. I an1 read) for ii at an) 1in1e. l"n1 no 1 afraid o f a ~·- 1h1ng. Greatest a ccomplishment: That I ha"c got rid of hating anybod). IJ y d o ing yo~•. yoga br~ath ing~1nd n1 cdi1r1t1on . you get o\·cr your ~n1 ot io ns a nd hate ts an l'mo 11on . "When the two week~ wen.· up we were not told' not to show up an y Late in his Water Department carl'tr. Gomez retumed -ro st·hool again 10 stud y conslrucu on engi- neering. "·hlc h he hopes 10 use to build his home for retirement. L---------------------------....,---------..--------------------' -- Visitor to U.S.S.R. finds shortages, contrasts The Lnguna .Niguel Art Asli()(1a· t1011 ha~ annountl'd 1A•1nncrs "bf its Fall -\rt Sho"" l "he .shn1v ft on d1spla ~ at Grc411 ,\n1~·rican Silv1ng_<1 Ban~ i11 Lngu 11:1 &·al·h lhrough Fn- cla ~. By HOUY J . WAGNER Of--~-...... II was a grand and beautiful land. There were tall peaks and flatlands, rivers and lakes. shores and prairies, cilics and open woods. A varit'IY of people live there: all social levels and OCC'upations. with dialects. customs. views, politics and cuisines that varied from one regi on 10 the ne.111. ''Buy America n·· wa:i: a philosophy employed wherever l)Ollible. This was not what Sonia Skin- drud, a 2 1-)·ear-old Huntington Beach woman, e.11pcctcd 10 find when she left home for a SC"mcster of study in Leningrad. Skindrud's studies in in1er- national relations and the Russian lanauaae at UC Santa Barbara had dispeUcd,the stereotypical imaacs of a Soviet citizen u either silen1 dis- senter or intelliacnce snoop. But she still wasn·1 preparcd for what she found. "My e.11~tions were completely ditfmnt,' Skindrud said. "'I CJI.· peeled the (livinaJ environment woukt be re111ly bad. but the people would be easy to act ~Iona with .• }l wu euctly the opposite for me. She found ample amenities in channin& and often ancienl cities. and the was surprised at the level of political apathy. People she met wm mort: concerned with issun dealirw with the immcdia1e quality of life than world-clan polilical events. .. , wu really surprised not to sec moR poli1ical th1np aoina on," Ski9drud uid. ~ fall of the lkrlin Wall and remnt events in Poland and o ther 1111 rn Bloc countries look a bac,k _. to news that 1ea ra1ionir'I& would ..... ""They realty take alasnost for panled now. bcina able to talk ... SUiin and all the troubk he et•! d.." Skindrud laid. ..Mos1 ~an disillusioned with o.ti.t.' Ind lril rebm1. They're ...... ._udletoaal.lleollelvet. DM17 -,..... ~ J ......... ---• Sona. Slrlndrud shows souvenir• from Soviet Union. more products rationed and lower quality:· Amon& producls rationed were hand soap. laundry de1crgcn1 and sugar, An average apartmcn1, home to most families, has one small bedroom, a kitchen and bathroom and a "very small" li vin& room. Entire families, including working arandpercntt. were crowded Into tin)' quarters. • The: common complaint wat the rcvcne of Amerk:1n Wot'S. Ptople hive more money to lpCnd than goods 10 spend 11 on. "They sccn1 reall y, really impa- 11ent with the sys1em of per· es1roika."' she i;aid ... Everyone there seems very a\vare or whats happen- ing in the \Vcsl. 1ha1 as long as you have the 1noney you can buy any- lhina you want." America envy proved a problem ln fornlin& friendships. Lenin1raders. mostly ethnic Russian by descent, fell in10 two main si:oups, Skindrud said. They were either old-line communist sup- porh.:r!I u1 ":tnn:1-ho,:_• ea 11i 1 al1~t!I cager tu COP) hoth rl':il ;ind \uppo!ICd An1l'nt·:in \\':t\\. 1-h<il rnallc. fne11d\h1p!> drffit·ull. Slondrud -.;11d. ""On !ll'Vl'ral OCCll\1011~ \\~· lned 10 n11' fnend'> and 11 "as a d1sas1t·r. 1"hc} didn't ll"U\I l'at h {1thl"r. lh{·~ didn't i!,l"l along 11 1 all .. She also sauJ r\ll\{'flt::1n.; n1us1 d1 st1 11 gu1sh bc111ccn gcnu1 nl' fril'nd· ship 11nd op1)(1rtu111\m "l'eoplL· arc ll'r} 1>o~S1.·s~11c OV('r you as friends.'' she ~11d. "'The} wan1 10 n1<"l'I vou and talk about An1er1ca:· - The fa sci na1 ion wi1h Atnerica and 11~ markets is fosl<:'rcJ b) a shortage of consu1ncr good~ at hon1e and n1akes Sol'1et )'Uuth~ a11).10us 1t1 travel 1n the Wc-.1. CSpt't·1all y the United States~ For a Sovic1 clli7en. an invitation to lhe Uni1cd States 1s serious busi - ness. The American must fil e p.apcr- v.·ork for the guest. taking all financial responsibility for hi m dur· ing his Sia). lfall goc~ \\"Cll with the red tape. 1hc So"iet ci ti7en wi ll get his travel papers after about si~ months and SJSO America n money as he leaves the USSR. C'o nsumerism has also g1 ,·cn ri5'.· to an intense black n1arkct. Skin- drud describes a four·levcl "Mafia" with youth al the bottom rung of the ladder. '"There's a huge Mafia in the Soviet Union,.. she said. "The young males are black marketeers trading in mo ney and clothing; most of the young wo men (in crin1e rings) are involved in pros11tu1ion . It's the only wa y for 1hesc kids to get hold of hard currency.'' .-- The youths. hi&h school aac and up. report to "raCke1cers" who turn in the forcian currency for hither rates of rubles. The top-level aanastcrs report to a "chicr· who 'sets lhe c~changc rate. "The 1overnment condemns it • ye! 1he youna men arc pa yin& ofT the police who threaten to annt lhml.if they don't," she said. "I've tctn kids PIYin& off police in the streels." l "hl· \\'l·stl·rn fer\or l".\lcnd-. funh1.·r 1hnn l"r1111111al r 1rcll' ... Sk1n· J rud l'>l.11.I. ···rhe} 1aluc the tourist s.t1 rn uch th :u lhl·r JUSt trL'al thetr O\\n pco1>le h·rnhly. · she said. ""So n1l" re'l;- 1auran1~ and har' 1r:1d1.· onl~ in forl'1gn han.l currl'ill"~. c~rx·c1:ill~ for lllUrl )>I~."" Onl' hngll\ ~pt)\ "a" till' frt·t·- l'ntcrpn\c coo1x·r:111\l" hu\1nc)>SC' - n10~1 h r1.·st:1urant1>, ap:1r1rnl'nls and u~·d (:loth1ng storl·~. .. ,'ou never go 1010 a sla te-run rcs1:1urant. 'look on the n1enu and JUSl ordt·r what )OU SCl' 1ha1 }'OU ""ant. ''Ou ha ve to a!ik what lhcy have that dav." she said . By con· trast. the co-oPs 1na y run out of food but lhe)' usuall y start the day with a fu ll menu. "'The service is a 101 better than you get in the state res1aurants."" she added. '"Some of lhc best food l"vr ever had was in the cooperatives:· Sk1ndrud described one other drawback of s1a te·owned res· 1au ra nts: ""They're often closed for lunch or d inner. The)' don't stagger •shifts. so 1hcy have to close down." Travel to out lyi ng states provided a refrl'shing contrast to life in Lenin- grad. '"Every place had 11 s own charac- lt'r complc1el y," she sa1a. Despite 1he kno:"'lcdgc.\:xpcrien.ce and cxt"itcmcnt gained from her trip, i1 was si mple things Ski1ndrud al?" prcciatl"'<l n1ost on her re1urn this n1onth. Genuine friendship is a 1reasure beyond any currency and thl' perils of 1ravel under any conditions can make the 1raveler hon1esick. The whirlwind \our lcfi Skindrud "to suffer ··reverse culture shock .. in rcturnina 10 a country where so many products Wt're available. S1ill, basics like clean wa1er and sunshine wcrt the most dearly missed. "It was treat bcint able 10 drink water from out of a tap ... and lhc warm weather. I'm tt.ally thankful for a lot of thinp we have here." v \\/inners Hl 1he n1a'>lC'r~ catl.'gor} "'L'rt• Hal Lambert, first and second plat l·; Janice l'ell , th ird placr-: and B. J ean Yt'iley, honorahlc n1l·n11on l)1I and OP<IQ\JC :icr~lll" "'lilnl·rs "l'rl· Arleen II. Gillett. iin.1: Connie Crosland, M"l"ond :n1d an ·110111Jrahl~· n1ent1un: and Phyllis Boote. third. \\'at erculor ;ind tran <1p:1rl·n1 :t('r\l1l-t;indsc:•PI.' "'1n ner\ "'l"rl' Roinan II . Ohnem u1, first ;ind 1h1rd: Dorl1 Adami, sel·ond; and Oa,.•id Rosenthal, hunurahlc mention. \\'atercolor and transpa re nt al'ryhc por1ra11 a11d an1n1al "·1nnl·rs v.·crr Loretta ~1 . McCl•rc, firw;~ Lu Campbell, S«'ond; Wally SelNruer, third: un d Doris Adams, honor.able n1ent1on. In an open l'~HC((Ory for all olher media. winners "'ere Joy Pa11erso•, lirsl; Doug W•term•n. scrond: and Peter Volsltlm. third and honorable mention. ••• The Capistrano Valley Rock and Mineral Club has entered ils 28th year "'ith the install ation of offi cers. Nt:"' officers are Wiiiiam Rob· crtson, prt'sident; Carolyn J••J•lrllill and William Slltes, ,·ice presidents; Oorollr.y Slltes. recording SC<"rclary; Madge Llnthlncum, corresponding SC<'retary; and Katlr.erlD St•k, 1rcasurcr. Directors arc John Wrl1lr.1, Calvin Pbllllps and Linda K.O:ic . Meetings arc held at 7:30 p.111. the third Wednesday of each month a1 1he Slln Clemente Comnmnlty ("cn1cr. ••• Orange Coast c·oueiC student AD· aeke SlleromaD of Wcstmins1cr has captured 1wo n1ajor awa rds al lhe Pnlm Springs Culinary Salon. Sheroman·s chocolate portrai1 of characters from the Wizard of Oz won her th e Golden Qcf s Trophy as a centerpiece. She also won a bronze medal was for a .,.ariety of pastri es. Shcroman also won a Prt"sident's :rrophy al the 23rd American Cul· ioary Fcdtra1ion Salon 1 mon1h aao. Y·Tots Play Groups are 1vaillblc a1 the Crown Valley ..._.,,, Center Oft lho olemen10ry ICbool -ad~ i.rom1,. anc1-eor1y aftmlooa -Olll ... Offend. -3 10 • meet T.-yi and Thundayi at 1 ..,. of 14! per YMCA ....,, .... 0t $!0 per llmilld -. -• 10 ! -. Mondlya. w.s-.yi ud fridoJI at 161 per memblr ot $13 per Hmilld me-. Sc•iDM art four woekl w:ta. Fat.,... i ........... ot 10 ,,;p,.,, vitil 1M Soudl 0... YMCA 11 291JI Qvwn Vlllly ... kwor. ' 'I' • ,..... .. coll .. 495°00!. U.S. invasion of Panama draws mixea reviews We can find plentx of reasons for wishing President George Bush had not invaded Panama to oust dictator Manuel Noriega. Funhermore, Bush pulled the trigger on what, at ~rst &.lane~. looks like flimsy pretexts. Noreiga did virtually declare war with the United States, ~nd his actions in the next few days were troubling. But, wh!le we do nC?t mean to belittle anyone's life, only one U.S. citizen was killed before the invasion .... A.nd ~hilc the well-orch~strated events began with the weart!lg·tn of a democratic government, our invasion made . ll our government, in a sense our puppet. And yet, deep inside. we have a gut feeling that justice j ust might ha e been scr ed .... We should be humble and perhaps even a little ashamed we had to resort to violence. But Noriega by a ll acco~nts did deserve to be ousted and should be brought to tn.al. 11~ that light. perhaps a more apt comparison than the invasion of Le<:hoslovakia may be the killing in Ro mania . Would we protest if Soviet President Gorbachev invaded Romania to put a stop to the killing there? Warren (Obio) Trlbuae-Cllroalcle 0 President Bush's dec1s1o n to invade Panama, we're certai n. "ill be well received b> the America n peo ple. His populant) rating will shoot upward. · This 1s the president who has been crit1c1zed for being too cautious and too prudent -a w1mQ-some ha ve called him. No" he's playing Rambo. Few natio ns arc applauding. U.S. might does not neccs!.a rtl~ mean nght. de'ip1te the fact that Noriega was a disreputabll' dictator ' ho pushed his luck too far and who should have been dumped. . But man ~ Americans do not properly appreciate. the scnsitiv1t ) of the Latin Amcncans to intervention by U ncle Sam. The Latms ba"e a name for it -gunboat diplomacy. The n1tr d States has no legal or moral right to 111 tcr.,,rnc in thr atfairs of independent natio ns. ... In this case. Nonega made it easy _for Bush. In retrospect. we wonder why our government made it so hard for Noriega to 'il l'P down peaceably. Why did we in sist that Ill' be tried on drug charges? ... We should have casrd him o ut. l'aJu lcd and persuaded him to resign. then ~lipped him awa> to exi k . Tbe Gr eenwood (Miss.) Commonw~altb 0 0 Panama ma> have lost a tmhorn dictator. but in the nrar future It , .. ,11 gain about S375 million in assets and multi-m illtons more in back taxes from U.S. companies. Look~ like a pretty good swap from here. The United 'tates l'Ut off all military and economic aid to Panama in Jul> 1987 in an attempt to force Manuel Noriega from power. Further sanctions sharpl} restricted U.S. companies tha t d o business in Panama. froze Pa namanian assets held in the U nited tatcs. held payments relating to operating the Panama Canal in escrow and forbade American companies from pa)ing taxes and fees to the Noriega regime. But those sanctions probably hurt the poor peopl e of Panama more than Non ega. Tb~ BJrmJagbam (Ala.) News ORANG[ COASl 111~_,_il_llt ___ _ W r rotrr 11tr AHt.91. TO\I T,\IT t:ditor llO\ rt.\l t,l \ .11,·i•lf' t.dilflr 1·0 \1 u. \ ,,, \,.,.,. t.d11ur ~n:\ t. \IAR Hl.t: Cil)' t..dltor RO<,ER BLOO\I f'f'al1Hh F.dilnr RO<.t:K tAHl,:,O;\ 'porh f.ditor TOM Bl'l>O Citt•lalkNI 0.rHtor TERI Pl'PO Ortulatio• Mar~tlU., Muaarr BOB •'RANK """' O.h•nf Ma•*J"' CHAU)~ GfHJD C•le111tt ~nir~ \ta•.,tt JA \ \ Rt:IUI t:\ Ht: Ht. Hrlail 'alh )lan98rr c;llt:RI fRt:F.\U \ ·ClauifiMI Managf'r J l Ln Ot; l'TI \(, l~1t•I '\ch f'rti1in~ \t•n•Jrr BECKl . HE,Of.RSO\ Art DirHtor MAR\' (' RTt:R Ad S.."ttt. Man._,., ALIS A TADLOf.K Pn·Prne " ....... , Ht:NR\' K~IGHT ...._ .. __ M~ 1.J§A TA~NE' p".r ..... ~~, .... , PA TIUCk TOOL ~Pn.~•Nr ~DOUTHt.TT r... ..... ,.,.,. ..... llU. CRA WF09'P 9'111• ..... ' Thut9d8y, December 21. 1911 A7 • IOU\\ l'Hl,IOH\ Today t1 Thursday, Ott. 21, tht 362nd day of 1989. Then' att three da)s lefi an tht" )ear. Today's. h1&hh&ht 10 history: On Dec. 28, 1917, the New York Evening Mail published .. ,.. NeaJect· ed Ann1ver~J")'." a facetious C$YY by H.L. Mencken on the history of bathtubs 1n Arflenca wtuch as$Ctted. among other things. that Millard Fillmore was the first president to have a bathtub inst.ailed an the Wh11e House Much to Menclten'r. dhbel1el. man) readers regarded his poof as. the truth On this date. In I 31. John ( ( alhoun bt"came the fir t '1te pn:s1den1 of the nited States to res1in. stepping down over d1llt'renl·es with President ~ndrt"v. Jallson In I !S46 lo"a became the 19th '!>late to be admitted 10 the l 'nion. \\'11 .. o n. "as born 1n Staunton. Va. In I 869. \\ 1ll1am Finle~ Semple of ~1ou nt \ i:rnun Ohio. patented ch1:.,., 1ng gum T oda)°s B1nhda>" ..\ctor Lev. H es I'> MI ..\l·tor Lou Jacobi is. 76 l ··n11cd Auto \\orl.ers umon pres•· dent O"e n Bit<ber 1s Ml. A.ctrcss Maggie Smith is SS. P1an1s1 R ichard Cl;.I\ di:rman 1s 36 · By Tiie AHociated Prf'll Events symbolize holiday season As 1989 draws to a close. and the hollda) ~pint moves us to reflect on all the good that has come o ur way during the pa'it )ear. t.,.,.o rcrent t:\l.'.nts ~)mbohtc for me wbat this sca,on of g1' mg and shanng 1s all about. The week before Christmas, < hnstopher Molind3 was the hap- piest man on earth. Engaged to bt" morned onl) a few months earlier. he and his bride Chnstiane had j ust kll their wedding at a Lutheran church in Orangt· and were eel· i:brating the ir ho neym oon 1n Rll..anta Beach. C hnstopher had gutten a m uch-needed vacation fro m h1 !> duties al an electronics firm 1n In 1ni:. and Christiane -a natl\e of I rn nee who ·Ii r~t met Cllri tophcr "h1k '1~1t1ng Orange County on a tourist '1sa la\t )car -had per· .. u:H.kd hi:r fam1h and fri ends that ~outhcrn ( ·ahforriia was not so d1f· kn:nt. or ~o far a"a). from her honll'IO" n. rh1s Dccemhcr "as shapm~ up to Ix· thl' tx·st c' i:r tor both of them. "11h ( hn\tma., 1.ommg fa'>t on the hl·l·I\ of 1hi:1r \\1.'.0ding ccremon~ and ,,111rh,1nd hone,moon. and thus '''" morl' friend;. lam1h . and hol-1<l.1 ~ pJnin "l·re 1n storl' I hl·n d1')3\ll'1 '>true!.: On the "a' ball. to Orange (. ount) from Ru..anta 1-kalh. thl' authont1c~ rc- fu<>cd 10 let (. hnstiarre CTOSS the Mn1rnn burdn \\ orse. the) prupo\l'O to ship ha bad to France. half a "urld awa) from her new hu.,band. rhc nc"l)"cds faced lurl·eabk sl·parat1on j ust days after their marriage. and onl y days before < hn\trna!> In fact. C hmuane had a valid '1\a It was good until March 1990. liut the au1hont1<·<; said that h£>r c·hange 1n marital status \01ded 11. Lven though she would be entitled to a nev. '1sa 1f she had completed the paJl\:f" ork. thi: go' emment was standing on the punc11l10 of procedurl' )h(• hadn't til<•d the proper torm., tx·forc lea' mg on her honqmoun. and no" the la" "ould be enfon.l·<l Blushing bride or not. Chn!.Lma~ seaso n not" 11h .. 1andm$. 11 "as to be dcponat1on lor Chns11anl' From a f 1ju<1na motd near the border. thl' groom made <lo1l'nS of franur phunl· call' Onl' wa'I to an Orangl' ( uunt~ friend. M1kl· Davis. "ho cilkd m} ullicc and l '.\ ~·na tor Pi:tl' \\ ilwn-., Bo th ul us wi:nt qu1l·l.I~ tu "ur"- ~I tir\t, thl' lmm1gr:111on and N:11urali1at1un ~n 1u· p<.•rsonnd rnulJn·1 tx· rl':Jlhl·d. thl•n. "hen we gv t through. °"l. hl•ard thl' \ame otfo.1.il l'\J)l,in::lllon once murl'. But a' in -.o man~ 1hing'I in li te. per· S1'tl'nll.'. l'' l'ntuJll~ paid off The h1ghl'r·UP'> .11 IN'i g4l'l' thi: green light .ind hoth ( hn\tnphcr and C hn'>t1Jlll' l'rll\'i4'd -.alel\ 1nto 'ian D1qw I .ita th.it d.1~ tfw~ am,nJ had. in Orangl' C nunt ' humc JI last lur lhl' ho lldaH l nlortun.11eh th'-· \1olinda., 'lt on ''not un14ui: -not this ~l·ar. or th1\ holiJJ, '>1.·a-;un T"o da~'> betorc rh.1nk'>&•' 1ng. 19-)car-old \onja Radm ''a'i dcsper- atl'I) tq 1ntt to join ha ·\rlll'ncan rclatl\CS -"horn 'ih(' had nC\er met -for Th<1nl..'>g1' ing dinner at their home Ill Ne\\pc.lrt Bl'Ol'h. r hi: Orange Count) Rados fomll~ had purcha'><.'d her 11cl.ct for her. but Shl' \\:IS stucl. 1n foronto. unahk to get e'en a tounM '1~ to i:nter ".menca for JUSt a fe" da)\ Worse. the fam1I) had alrcad~ sought the hdp of ano1h1.·r member of C ongrcs\. a fncnd of the fom1I} "ho rCJlrl'<,cnts a d 1st r1c t 1n ~lal) land. and e'en that had nut ''orled. fhe conitressv.oman. Helen fkntk). had personal!~ guaranteed the ~oung g.irrs return to Yugosla' 1a 11 thi: ~tate Dcpanment would 1s'iue a '1'>.I But tate said tha1 v.asn't ~01xl l'nough. So "hen the Rado'> famil ~ a'iled me 1f I could help the pro-,pel·ts "ere dim \\ hetha to ISSUC a \ l'WI IO a 14- \ 1.'.ar-old girl Iv.ho. b~ the "a~. had a pcrli:ctl) spotless rccor<l ol good ut11i:ni.h1p m Yugosla' 1a. "here she \\:Jl> a nurse> 1s cn11rel) a matter o f d1'>crl·t1on v.11h the bureauCTal'\ r lrSI. ffi\ statT and then I found out firsthand jlJSI ho" arbitranl~ that d1sl'n:t1o n can be e:iterc1 ed. The an'>"Cr "a>: no. ab<.ulutel~ not, ""C ha'e alread) decided 11 '" finished ··" h' , .. I as~i:d. .. \\ l' don'1 ha'e tu g1'c reasons:· l Jll1l' thl· rl·pl~ .. Thl' burden 1<, on her to p ro'l' 'he v.111 rctum:· \\hen 11 "a'i Jlomted o ut that state \'a' prl°'uming -.hc "ould not re· turn 1hu-. forcing onJa mto the nearh 1mposs1blr po 111o n of pro' 1ng a negal1H'. the bureaucrats JU \l du~ in 1hi:1r hl·eb fanhcr .\II dltl.'.rnoon and c'ening. on the nir,ht bcture fhanksg1' ing. I con- 11nul'<l to (311 Pl'Opk at tate The uf>l·r:itor IOlatcd them at embassy par11e'>. at foreign oflices, at home \\hen midnight am,ed w11hou1 a .,Ul'l'l''>\lul rnndus1on. I told the bu· reaut.·rat) that I "as not go mg home for Thanl.~g1' 1ng unt1I nJa ""a'i hl·adl·d tor home "11h her rclat1,es 1n Or<ingc ( ount~ .\nd I told them tu C\J"lt"l"t io ~tan "orl agam at 6 30 thl' ne\I morning. v.hen I would again bl' calling 1h1.·m .\t o.3U am on Thanksg1v1ng Da'. the tir't cnll"I. in the tatc l.A·partment'' rl''iOIH' appeared .. Don·1 \ou ha\C a fam1h " Ha' cn·t \ o u c' er known ·a Thank 8" 1ng dinner a"3' from home·1•• I a,l cd the A.merican of· lic1al m Toronto. v.ho had just been a"akencd from a sound sleep. fhe response v.as e\actly as I had hoped. hc was worn down. "You kno". congressman. someumes these things look d1ff<.'rent In the morning.." the official told me from h1'> bed "I thin~ we can get Sonja Rados hcr '"'sa toda' after all." Thl·~ had 10 hold up dinner a fe"" hours.. but \Oung Oja was there. Thl' Rado~ iamll~ had a \CT) spec1al Thanl~g.i' mg -one that the) a nd their \Oung O\erseas relauve v.111 long rcml'mber Recent!~. at our congressional Opt'n huu\I.'. I had the chance to ml'CI \onJa Rados and her aunt • "ho'IC name 1s also nja Then. the da) aftl'r Chnstmas. C'hnstopher and C hm11anc ~1ohnda came to '1s11 our congrc sional oflice. Their '>IOfll'S ha'c hov.n me 1hat govern- ment can be 1nsens11tve. Ct'rtainly - but 11 can be humanz1ed. too. Their personal t.numphs have made m ) l)v.n "orL. more than .,.,.orthwhile. rhe hohd~ season evokes happ) memories such as these. but g.ivang happ1nes b) helpmg o the-rs is some- thing "e can do all )'ear long. If the coming months offer as man} OP: purtun1t1es 10 spread goodwill as did the la t 12. then 1990 will be a very ha pp) Ne" '\'ear indeed. Ctrl• Cox Is tit~ V.S. R~lll· lh1~ for di~ lllJI Co.1nulou.J Db· tri~t. Running city by ballot wouldn't work· To the Editor: It appears that the vocal anu-golf advcrsanes to the proposed mumc1pal golf course at thc Goldenwcst and Elhs area in Huntington Beach have backed off attacking the golfing commun1t) openly and d irectl) for the time being. Instead, a few loose cannons of this group arc takmg on the Cit) C'o unc1I and the rest of the cit) for that mattt'r b) staning a fallacious and contrived pet1t1o n coined .. ave Our Parks." The only thing that this would do would be to frustrate and harass our pubhcy ele<:ted city oflicials into do ing their jOb in the interest of Hunt1ngton Reach planned growth, including the proposed golf course. The planned Pie rside Village. a no ther target of this group. will not obstruct any bt"ach access and. I ord lnO\\'i the do"nto"n sectton of II un11ng1on Beal h nccd'i '>omc re' nahzat1on to hnng 11 out ol 11·s dl•cadl'nl rnnd1t1o n ... There 1 .. n·1 an)th1n~ that 1s e'en quamt in the area. \\1th their proposal. l."an )OU imagine having h1 t1aH' ant) 'otc c' el) time the counC11 decides 10 mali: i.time mundane l hange~ o n nty propeny 1n e·H'l'S'i ot SI o.ooo. as the~ "3nt" With con· s1ruu1on u1't" runn1n~ ffilm S60-S80 per-square- foot m1n1mum. ,,-., ob' mus the sponsors of this p<.•t1t1un arc not in -.1ep \\llh thl· real world. Som e m ight call th" .. tunnel '1\1on " I. for one. don"t ha\C.' the umc nnd "ould resent ha,ing to run to a polling place to hk'>' the ( 11~ Counc1J's action 1n cach of thc~e cases as the~ came up. More important. "Ith the co nstramts as pmno\ed, 11 " h1ghh 1mpro~able that willing. able and quahtit'd cand1ates wo uld consider running for office 1n future electio ns. We're not running a mall "Mo m and Pop" storefront bus1ncs~ calling for a fam1I)-pleb1sc11e eYery t ime "c're ~01ng to change the pnce of grapes. Runnmg Hun11ng1on Beach. wtth a popu- la11on ol do~ 10 100,000. 1s a btg busine s and \\(' need qmn8 people to run It. not !'amstru!'a b ) J fl·" \OCUI mmont~ groups with spcctal 1ntcre'>l'i If }OU u.nhapp~ people don't like what )ou'H got on the C'it) C'ounc1I, then JUSl vott" at 1hc nc.\t clcct1on for 'iomcone who will do your bidding. DICK OSTERUND Huntington Beach Hit 'em where It really huns this new year Flying two flags together is great Actions put CREATE Ina better llght M e>r.,.. COMt DAILY PILOT I Thut9day, December 21, .. r I I I .. ~ - - - - - --I 5 7 I 5 28200 41101 8 : I MANVIAC ru11111 s c llJl"">N I 1 )P!Of s o 30 oo I L - - - --- - - - - -- -.J Presenting the First Low Smoke Cig<rette for Women. We're so sure you're going to love everything about new Super.slims from Virginia Slims, we ore offering you a free pock. Because new Superslirns give off 70% less smoke from the lit end than the leading 100 mm cigarettes and CIJ% less than the other ul tra thin, Capri, as tested under laboratory conditions. And that's just the beginning. Besides being the sleekest, most elegant Virginia Slims yet, Superslirns ore also ultra low tor: But you'd never guess that from the taste. .. _, II .. • Maybe Bo has this one coming There are a m yriad of things to say about the 76th Rose Bowl game but o ne standubovr.> all. II is Bo's last gai:nc. Bo Schem bechler o f Michigan, who leads all active college coaches in v 1ctories (234-64-8). is stepping aside after 21 seasons. And when he faced the micro- phones last month to announce his retirem ent. Bo sajd, tearfully: "The toughest thing I ever had to do is give up m y football team. but I'm doing it." ' That Michigan football team. however. has one more game to play again!.! the n1versity ofSouthem California in Pasadena on New Year"s Day and I hope somebody has reinforced the locker room tun- nel. The Wolverines will not be rushing toward the playing field wi thout emotion. Yet. and this puZLles me. USC remains a 1112-point favorite in the betting parlors of Las Vegas. Perhaps the oddsmakers figure Michigan's runnin~ ga me can't poss- ibl y be as strong w11ho ut the services of bar k To n)' Boles. who suffered a knee inJury in Mir higan's next-to-- last game against Minnesota. Or. perhaps they calculate that Larry Smith's Trojans will finally figure out how to hold.onto the football in this so-called Grand- daddy of bowl games: USC' com - m1t1ed five turnovers in losing to Michigan State. 20-17. two years ago; then ga\e 11 away another five times last Ne" Year"s Day in losing 10 M1ch1gan. 22-14. Consequently. USC' Coach Smith 1s eonfrontl'd w11h the possibility of losing three con!.ccutive Rose Bowl game~. a unique but not exclusive achievement. Papp} ·Waldorfs Cali- fornia Bears lost three in a row ( 1949-50-51) and so did Schembechler's Wolverines (1977-78-79). Bui this is Bo's last game and even though his record in Rose Bowls is j ust 1-1. he can. ironically. become the first Big Ten coach everto win back-to-back Rose Bowl games. This about Michigan: Take away two kickoff returns tor to uchdowns h) Notre Dame's Raghib (Rocket) Ismail in the season opener las t Sept. 16 and the Wolverines would be rated No. I in the nation. That 24-19 loss was Michigan's o nly set· back of the season. The Wolverines can still win that mythical national championship but would need victory over USC and a Colorado defeat against Notre Dame in the Orange Bowl. It could happen exactly that way and whe ther you like Bo or disLike him. you'll have to admit it would be one glorious way for the Mich- igan coach 10 step aside. Certainly he endured his share of bad times in Pasadena. Not only did his teams lose their first fi ve Rose Bowl appearances ( t 970-72-77-78-79), he suffered his first heart attack here o.n the eve of the 1970 game and has since survived a second. as well as a pair of bypass operatio ns. Maybe Bo has this one comin-. Yet.. who can deny USC's motava- uon'? f~ease see T AUEY /121 , GIRtS Barons al>le to overcome sloppy play· 1y 19ATlttcK LARKIN ~,_c ... .-- va- THURSDAY. DECEMBER 28, 1989 HlfJiH S('HOOI. B ·\Skt:TB.\1.1. Marina survives overtime scare 8y lllCHMD DUNN o.11r .... c., ........ Even with a. t 9.point lead and.a 6- foot-11 center to contain highly- reprded El Toro down the stretch, the Marina High boys t>asketball team needed dramatics to pull off an 82-71 victory in overtime Wednes- day night in the second round of the OraoaC Holiday Classic at Chapman Coll~e·s Hutton Spons Center. The Vilcings (8-4), who. were up 45-26 with 3:3l left in the third quarter, watched their lead dwindle in the second half as the Chargers (9-2), who'd won nine straight enter- ing the contest, caught Marina with Oilers trouble -Miller By REID McCLATCHY Delly ,._ CotHlpOOdeM Following Wednesday night's loss to Tustin High in the first round of the Coast Christmas ClasSic. Hunt- in$to n Beach basketball coach Roy_ Miller was troubled by more than just the fact his tea'm lost. Without a chan_gc in attitud~ from his team. Miller IS afraid it may be Co111t Christmu OHsk 4 -.r-•lM!ClrHltllnCfiiil WEDNESDAY'S SCORES l.os Alamitos 70, E\lancla Res.rves 1S Ce><ona del Mar 64, Lagune Hiiis S7 Tuslin Sl. Huntington BHCh 48 Min ion Vleio S9, Costa Mew '3 TODA Y'S SCHEDULE I C9MeNtlell Ouartllrflnlb I 9 a m -Estenc!a Reserves vs. Laguna Hills 10 40 a m -Colla Meu vs Hunlir10ton .Beach I? JO om --Olen<iale Hoover vs Villa 2 om -Bannino vs Cvoren CNITllMnsllicl Quan.rtllwlls 3·4<>-Edison vs lrvlne S 1<>-Miu lon Vleoo vs. T us1(n 7-Estancia vs Long 8eac11 Jordan 8 .0-Los Alam11os vs Corona d~ Mar 1n trouble when Sunset LCague play begrns in less than 1wo weds. · "We were hustling tonight. but we have 10 ha\ r some of our ~uys start belle' ing in themselves a l1 ttlc more and ~tart pla) ing with more con· lidcnn::· Miller said. ··w e have gu)s that arc really pla) 1ng scared sometimes. Thal bothers me a great deal. That's wh) "c were shooting airball fro m the free-throw line and anballs off our ofT<-nsc. "This is the I 0th game of the season and that (playing scared) shouldn't be happening. "It's reall) discouraging. The whole purpose of tht•se games righ t now 1s to prepare for league play. and if the) 're nervous at a Christmas tournament, it's going to gel a 101 worse in the pressure cooker of the Sunset League, .. That inabilit' · io convert free throws was a major factor which led to a 51 -48 loss to an unbeaten Tillers squad at Estancia Him. The Oilers. 5-5. sank only 13 of ls free throws. with five misses leading directly to Tustin fa st-break points. ··:rhe bottom hne is if we had jPlease see OfLERS/12) LOOKl~G BACK excellent 3-point shootinf. Marina. however. behind Junior Cherokee Parks, o utscored the Chargers. I 1-0. in the extra period to advance to tonight's (8:50) quar- terfinal round against Mater Dei. Parks poured in 37 points. grabbed 19 rebounds. started the game wnh a slam and ended it with a slam. With a 69-67 lead in the founh quarter. Marina missed the front end of three one-and-one situations with I :30 or less left. Up by one (69-68). the Vikings missed another bonus opportunity with 25 seconds left in regulation. opening the door -for El Toro to tic it. On a wi.Jd play after Marina's Thi Nguyen missed the first o f a one- and-one, Parks picked up a loose ball and ~oroo wich 2i--seconds left- 10 gi ve the Vikings a 71-68 lead. El Toro·s Dan Somers. however. drilled a 3-pointer with six seconds remaining to tie it. El Toro o utscored Marina, 27-16. in the fourth quaner. "We got thilt scramble at the end of the game and Brent (Shelor) h11 .. some big buckets," Marina Coach Stc.ve Popovich said. "(Shelor) com- plements Cherok·ee real well and that's something we didn't have last year. somebody to shoot from the top o f the key." Marina was playing without Travis Boyd, its staning point guard ~ho was out sick. ··w-e--turned th"t"" ball-over-and m issed free throws and they (the Chargers) hit their 3-pointers." Po po' 1ch said of the Chargers' comeback. "They hn a ton of them and they shoot well. When you can make }-pointers. 11 makes a big d11Terenre." El Toro sank 11 3-point sho ts. eight in the second half. fi ve in the founh quaner. After helor scored on mce insidl' move to put Manna ahead by 19 (45-26), .El Toro went on an 18·6 f Please SH MARINA/121 CdM's John Paulsen. (upper leftf gr•bs a . rebound fro"! Laguna Hms· Darrell Simien and drlbbles....around flower l•ftl AJ s.d•n•. Doug Hesse (421 shoots against S•d•ru1. ,... CdM struggles before winning, 64-57 By ROGER CARLSON seen much fro m his ov. n t eam 0 1 ,~ oa11y,,.ttot s1att against 2-ti Laguna Hills. ··.\II I rl'all} l..nO\\ 1s \\("re going Corona del Mar High basketball 10 h:l\ e to pla~ a lot belier than coarh Paul Oms \\atched his team's thi!>:· said Oms. ··t don't kno"' if oppont•nt this e\'ening (No. I-seeded Laguna Hills is that much impro,ed L~s .Alamitos) tune up "-Ith a 70-~5 · or if we JUSt pla\l'd homtile:· VICIOI') 0 \ er a makc'ihlft squad of 11 had all the earmarks of a Cor- Estanc1a resenes. ona 1.kl ~tar blov.o ut as Lhl' Sea Then he watched his own team King~. v. 1th their patented defensl\·e struggk agains1 a quintet 11 had prcl.surc the emphasis. broke out pre\ t0ush squashed. pulling from a from a I). dcfirn with a 14-0 run to 53-51 detirit "ith .\·~2 left to post a take a I q_q kad earl~ in the '\l'COnd 64-57 \l<.'tor~ o'er Laguna Hills in quarter. We~ncsda> ·s opening round of the .\nd 11 wai. .'3-20 "Ith :!:SJ spent Coast hnstrnas Classic at Estancia 1n the scrond half. but Laguna Hills. H igh . under the hand o f firsHear coach .Jt left him a httlc on the fuzzy Da\C Brown. a 20-\car veteran from side. He hadn't seen much in the Fountain Valle}. ·pecked awa) at Los .\lamttos game. and he hadn't both ends of the coun and started mal..ing a game of 11. ··The~ started dm 1ng on us and "e \\l're 'ches11ng· too much." said Orn.,. "We v.eren't getting our hands do v.n . .\ml. the~ "l're gemng a lot of free t hro" ~:· The Ha""-s l'h1ppcd awa~ with 13 for I.\ from the line in the final quarter. pulling 10 "lthm a point thm.~ llmt''i ticfore 1y1ng the game at 51 o n Brian Matsen·s three-point pla~. fo lkmed JU seconds later w11h t\\O more free thro" from Matsen to go up, 53-51 Corona del Mar tinall) put 11 a\'a}. snapping a 55-all game when \l. arren John~on hit a 16-footer with 1·58 left, then follo\\ICd his own m issed shot with a rebound and f Please SH CdM/82) Monarchs -~ gundowri Barons, -~- 68-40 By RICHARD DUNN 0"41y ,._ Corr•--11 Mater De1 High's Monarchs have something 10 take care of before the ne" decade begins: Win the Oranse Hohda} Classic. . Jn bnlhant fashio n. Mater De1's full-tourt pressure caused too many iurno' ers for the Barons to survive \.\ ednesday night 1n the second round of the 25th Orange Holiday basketball tournament. which the Monarchs ha\e wo n fi ve times in their last six appearances. \l. llh shooting guard Dan O'Neil sco ring from all angles. the Ot'ane-H..._V Oassic I •t C"""'8ft C-... I WIEOHIESDAY'S SCOftES C~ftwl llnc:ltet 'O••n~ Lut11eran 91. Or1~JV 3? Oret111e 66 Comoos111 SS ~ ~"9ri!Nlb Seooleoacll 69 S.nra Ana 40 Oomlno ... ez 47 Foo•nitl 47 Ma"na 87 E Toro 71 Maler De• OS Founra1n Vallev ~ TODAY'S SCHEDULE C eftHletlell S«nlll!IMS l? SO om -;r;enneov v• Qf'ange Lumeren ? 10 o m -Long Beacn Wilson vs Or•- Fifttl '°'Ke Semilllleb J SO o,.., -Fountain Veltev vs El Te><o S 30 om -Foot11111 vs S.n11 AM C~s.nMlileb 7 10 p m -S.ddteoac~ ..,, Domtnvuez I SO o m -Mater Oe1 vs ~rln• Monarchs built a 43-19 intemussiod lead before winning. 68-40, at Chap. man CoUege's Hutton Spons Center, O'Neil finished w11h 17 points. a8 in the first half. and 6-foot·8 cent.er Derek tone added 14 points and 11 rebounds as Mater Dei ( 10-1) bliued the Barons to advance into tonight's 8.50 quarterfinaJ against Marina. The Monarchs outscored Foun- 1a1 n Valle' ( 5-6 ). 23-8. tn the second quarter to tal..e a ~4-point lead at halft1ml'. Mater De1 Coach Gary McKnight. hov.ever. was anything but pleased v. 1th how his club come out in t he second half. "'-' e d1dn ·t plav very well in the second half. there was no intensity 1n the second haJf." he said. ··1 tho ught "e pla)ed prett~ physical in the first half. though. But we need to take care of the (lack o f intensity) . before (tonight). I'm disappointed." tone had eight of his boards in the first half and O'Neil sank two 3- potntl'rs in the first q uarter as the Monarchs outseored the Barons. 20-1 I. in the first etght m inutes. Mater De1 went on a 14-3 run to start the second quancr and wbea Da'"1d Bo,le (seven reboundS1 scored o n a fast-break lay up wit.I 1.57 left 1n the first half. °" Mo narchs held a 39-15 lead. Fountain Valle) ·s Demck Co-. coran scored 14 points. includi• three J-pointers. and center Mib Merh added I 0 points and four rebounds. Behind Corcoran's two 3--pointen, the Barons v ulscorcd Mater Del, 10-. 1n the third quarter. The Monarchs. however, ran off ei&ht in jfttease lft NE.-s/aJt Margerum found competitive edge as a Baron Third of th ree pans. ly JON FERGUSON Ot l.tw ~ ,._ Stafl' Football was Ken Margerum's bi.ggest joy in life for approximately 20 years. but. ironi- cally. it's another sponing endeavor which he re members most vividJy fro m his days at Fountain Valley High. A top high hurdler for the Barons. Margerum finished second in the 1976 state finals o f the 120-yard hurdles at UCLA's Drake Stadium. In a sport where records seem to be endlessly rewritten, Margerum ran in one of the m ost competitive races in history. He finished in I .l. 7 seconds over a dis~ tance which is approximately one foot shoner than the 11 0 meters run today and was ed&ed at the tape by Phillip Johnson, who ran a 13.6. "I remember that race in m y head, everr. sin&le step of that race like it was yesterday. • Margerum said. "There were a lot of good hi&h hurdlers. It was tremendous. the high school track cro wd during the late '70s. "I flew over the first hurdle, and there was no one to the right or left. I nuct,cd the ninth hurdle with my trail knee. and Johnson outle.aned me at the end. I just remember that so vividly, and I had beaten him at the Arcadia Invitational." The 13. 7 was .-rticularly impressive, since MU'l'f'Um had a pcnonal best of 14.1 up to that point. .. It just aocs to show you. when IOIM'- thina ii OD line. re railC it ue ~ notch. which I loved about h tebool," ~ llid. It wasn't t tltere werea'1 bMllllD memories tor Ma,.enam, no it problblJ beet remembered for bit lalenll II 8 QUict. ..... and ~......... wide ... ~ ..... ... ..... ......, ia 1975 ... .,.. •••• -... ........ ,.. ·--••d -olill ... Valley. Youna men like Bo Boxold. Willit Gittens. Mike Muuo, Tim Holmes. Frank Christy. Tom St.allinp and Don Boba!Lwho took the Barons to their ftl'll CIF pmyoft' appearance in ·75 and t-o coaeaative AMA division mn1flnal ·~ "Whea the l'OUP Ill llilftd llr J:f'_ .. ion. Ibey Mre ...... ~-.... i;;; ~,:e..=c:c: ... Milmr .... .-la 1"9 . ..,.., llllllil a' .. He "ould read the defenses and run to tht" OPl'n spot. On numerous occasions, we'd be deep 1n our o"n temtol} and streak Kenn). anJ instead of tirst-and-5 on our O"-O 5. it's lirst-and-10 1n their tcmtol)." Margerum grew up with the high school -his parents li vl'd across the street -and his }Ounger brother Kevtn pla)ed o n Pick- ford's final ll'nm. the 1978 CIF champions .. In Ken ~largerum ·s senior season of I 976. the Barons won their first two playoff games hand ii). Margerum had a 40-yard reception dunng a 21-0 first round win over Los '\lamttos. In a 41 ~6 second round win 0' er Ne" bul) Park. Margerum caught six halls for 95 yards and Holmes snagged six for 153 a<; quarterback Doug Thompson enjoyed a big night It looked lake the Barons might be headed to their first utlc game the following week, earn 1ng a I 0-7 founh quaner lead. But Fo ntana milted with a 94-yard to uchdown drive 1n the final minutes before 8.800 fans al Orange Coast College before sufferina a shutout loss to Los ~hos in the cham- p1onsh1p. .. I think we would have won 1t all if it wasn't for that.'' Margerum said. "I look back on that season. all the guys ... those two ycan of players set the tone for my brothers' years. 1et tht work ethic in the weitbt room. Even though "-C didn't win the CIF finals, we definitely set the tone fo r the next few years at Fountain Valley." · Mort than tht sptt1fics of his h1ah tehool pcrformanctS. MarttrUm remcm6crs 1M overall 1mpect the CCMtan and propam had in maki"I him a becw ballplayer. ··1 uted the __..ifti11 prop"am I did at Fountain Vallg ••. all lhe way •til I WM _ ........... Tiii ........ _ ........ ., -,:.a•• ... ... ,.... ... 11 ..... ..... ...... tCNillL ....... ,........... ... "1de rece1 ver. Having invested his earnmgs in real estate during his professional career, Margerum 1s splitting his time between Woodside. Cahf .. near Palo Alto, Chicqo and the Kona Coast o n the main island of Hawaii 10 keep track of his interests .. "I--· ··=·· ::10:1"...: -: ... llmL .. Mii Ill ·--i -:Uiii;t;f 1:1i • ., .. _ =..... v.., ...... a111 ... !&: f. ·1~=~ .... --.... ... • ~ .. .,. -...,_ ... "•1t' J ...... illd .. .. • 5•n.. ,. ......... ... ~-= llill.Ptaili .. .... ~ ~ .................. .. n~~ ~ 'lm ......... -...... nt increase angers Bays -OW9a'I wbo relH al~ aa tbc •1daw .... m..~1w1t. IN,. 4 lover a blunt nbbct'ftoom Catilaniia Recreation Co. tbat tbcir slip mn MU be increated by 23 pmnt in Febnwy, 1990 California Renation Co. is 1 divwon of the Irvine Co. Tbt notice lO boat ownen. 1ianed by Daryl Landrus, ,eneral ma~r of Cal Rec stated that the rent increase would be from the ~nt SI 3 1 foot ptt month to S 16 efrec,. tive with lhe February billina. Leadina the fiaht aaains1 the proposed increase 1s Dtck Jones who OILERS from81 made half of those 15 m1ued free throws, we would have won the aame," Miller said. The Oilers led after o.ne quarter I 7-11 but hit only 4 of 14 shots in the second quarter and trailed at lbc half. 29-27. Both teams came out cold in the third quan.er. •nd when Tustin scored the first points of the third quarter. only 4:43 remained. The Oilers didn't hit their fint deuce until the 2: 16 mar\. Rfuneen total points were scored in the third quar· ter, and when it was over. the Tillers led. 38-32. Lucky or no t. the Tillers im- proved their record to I()..() a nd earned the nght to face Mission Viejo in the second round tonight. HuntinlJlOn Beach will play Costa Mesa in the consolation quar- terfinals toda). The Oilers never were able to get their big men in the game. and their starting fro nt court scored only 18 points. One bright spot was Mu~ tapha Abdi. who scored 13 points and grabbed 19 rebound'>. In another first round game: •Mission VieJO dominated Costa Mesa throujhout. buildmlJ a 38-15 lead by half}ime and cruising to the victor} to improve to 6-3. The Mus- tanas. led by Xavier Hanna's 18 points and Mike D1e batrs 14 (1n- clud1ng four ).pointers), fell to :!-5 Mike Boucher . MARINA from 111 run. Shelor finished with 24 points and six rebounds while El Toro'c; Tim Casarez ( 19). Somers ( 18) and Rob Johnson ( 13) scored an double fig- ures. "That's a key for us lh1s year. to come back after lc1t1 ng them get back was big." Popovich !>aid. "The} (the Chargers) do a good JOb on post defense. they have good s11e and they play hard up front. "When the time came. though. to want lo win 11. <Park!>) wanted to win as much as anyboch ·· CdM • from 81 short Jumper to push 11 to 59-55. Lquna Hills' Pat Nelson fouled • out with I :02 Jen and JefT Jackson ~ responded with two free throws • (61 -55) to salt it away. . Jenn a 40 fool llip .. lbe Marina. ~ is ablolutely no jUllifi- cation for such an incRUe, a- peciall)' sintt the manna is on pub- lic licklaads," uid Jones. Jones laid 1n a letaer '°boat ownen that Cal Rtt officials told him that they hid an 1utomatic built in increase of 7S cents to SI per foot every 12 to 18 months. "That was tolerable," Jones said, "l>ut in 1989 they came up with an increase ofS2 per foot and now, one year later. another SJ. How can they JUSlJfy such inRationary fees on pub- lic lan<h'? The bottom lane is CaJ Rec 11 makial buee profila o« of public Udtland&.- Jones u,.ed boat owners '° mab thetr objections heard by by writina lO Don Bren. ptesidmt of the Irvine Co. and to Landrum of ~ifomia Recreation. "But more importantly, we are addreuina our complaints to Bob Hamilton of the Environmental Man•ment Aaency of Oranae County that manqes all oflhe tidelands in Oranae County," said Jones. All proposed increases are subject to review by the EMA for validity ..., Net ...... ., L.-P-r- Mustapfla Abdi of Huntington Beach pokes ball away from Tustln's Brian Reider •• Oller James Dlr19us f20f looks on. PREPS From 81 a row to start the fourth quaner and bur) Founuun Valle> Charlie Andres scored 11 points for Mater De1 while O'Neil <five n:bounds) and And} Kanch (four rebound\) wcr(· \trong underneath. At the C an>on of ~nahc1m Tour- nament. • Nc....,port H arbor's Eddie Man1nc1 hit & of 12 shots and scored 18 po1nt'i to lead five a1lors an double figures en route to a 88-46 romp o'er Katclla in the fir'it round. Harbor (8-2) pla)'> again at 7 lonighl a1 Can)'on High. Backing Man1nC1 "ere ( ra1g De· Bu~k. who hit 7 of 10 field goals andudang three of four 3-pointcrs. with 17 pQ1nt\. Enk Freeman with 16 points and e1gh1 rebounds. Ian Long w11h 14 point'>. Justin Mcintee ""h 10 po1nl\ and Pa1g Parish "1th 14 assists Al the f:I Dorn do (Las Vegas) Toumamenl • After dropping a 68-66 dec1saon to Las Vegas on Tucsda ), Wood- bndge (-6-5) <tta)'ed ahvc-rn the tour- nament with a 49-46 v1clor) over Carlsbad on Wcdnesda). After building a I )-point lead at the end of the fi rst quarter. th(' Warriors held on and never were 1n senous danger o f losing the lead an the late stages. Junior Ryan Rauch scored 13 po1 nt'i to lead lhe wa)' for Wood- bridge. which 1s slated to face La Quinta toda). In the first round ol the Chino Tournament: • Un1 versi1y pul the clamps on Santa Paula defcnsiveh· and breezed to a 77-6 v1clor). The.Tro1ans (J.5) meet Barsto" 1n a 5:30 game loda)'. Donnell Dowd> led a balanced anack with 20 points. Lou15 Angel notched 19 and Br)an Smith added 16 n1vcrs11 ~ romped desplle the ab'>Cnce of l<.'admg <;<·orer Klaus Pcr- was. "ho was sideli ned wi th the flu. ~t the Pacifica fournamcnt. • JcSSl' ( rome1 scored 13 po1n1s. but httk el'>e went nght for West· mm\lcr 1n a 57-34 opening-round lcw• ICI !Jo\ Pul·bloo;. The L1ono; duel Pius X at ' o'clock toda' in a con\olauon 1U1me - In the La erne Lutheran f our- namcnt: • Fred Jarrar scored t-'1 polnt1 to lead ewport Chnsuan in a losing cause as the Conquerors fell to LA Lu theran. 63-57. ........................................................................... _ ;GIRLS fromB• · : the stretch, along with a free throw, • to put pesky Foothill away "Julie's an aggressive player for ,. us," Strausberg said. "Even when we .. were down tonight, her intensity was . able to bring the rest of the girls around." ~ Beside Workman, the &rons (8·3) • ~ived some fine play from Julie Murdent, who had only four points ' but lflbbcd nine rebounds. and Je n· .. nifer Barbaro, who added 11 points : and eiaht boards. .. Fountai n Valley pulled away from : the Knights in the third quarter, , ouucoring Foothill, 14-10, to build a i five-point lead entenng the fourth • quarter. 38-33. t In other Manna Tournament ~ pmes: l • Mater Dei never got on tr1ck i and lost a 59-33 first ro und decisio n , to a strona Hart squad. the defend-i in1 OF S-A champions. . • The Monarchs couldn't combet the one-two inside punch of A.J. Dionne and Sarah Wilson. an All- CIF 5-A telcction lut seat0n and a Street and Smith's Yearbook sixth team. pre-season All-Am erica pick. • Debbie Fischer came off tht' bench lo !>park Edison. which go1 o fT to a slow 'ltan. to a 59-43 victory o\Cr Katella ( 3-8) Fischer, who was sick. was not an the stanang line up but was inserted in the game when the Chargers fell behind 8-0 at the outset Fischer scored 17 of her 26 points in the first half as Edison (6·2) quickly seized control of the game. •Ocean View made 11 11 straight victories at the stan of the season, easily d1spos1ng of ovcrmatched Long Beach Wilson, 68-28. Fabiola Nunei was the sconng leader for the Seahawks wnh 16 points, going 6 for 6 from the hne and 5 for 7 from the field. Nunc-L also had six steals. • Marina (8-3) suffered its third straight loss. a 5 1-45 setback to Loara. because "we couldn't stop their bag girl." according to Vikings Coach Pete Bonny. Traci Titus. the Saxons' 6·foot·I center. notched 30 ·points and controlled inside. Melisa Sortino led Manna with 19 points. •Huntington Beach (4-6) fell be· hind b nine at the end of the first quancr and <lespitc playing o n e ve n term~ the re~t of the way. fell to Mission VicJo. 55-46. Jana Davis had I 0 to lead the Oilers. while M1ss1on's Came Bun poured an 16 to lead all scorers. • Melod) Earle scored 27 points and Monique Sweet and Patnce Lumpkin added 12 each for Estan· c1a. but the Eagles (4-5) couldn't stay with Lakewood in a 68-60 setback. Estancia hun itself at the free-throw hne. convening only 13 of 25 c hances. 0 Manne· •lllMfl Teumemeltt W.-eMe'f'• flnt ._... SC... Loer • SI Men ne '5 La•-ooo "· E"•nc•• .o Hunlln91on IMacl'I SS. Mln lotl VlelO .. Ed•Wln Sf, Kel ... '7 Ott en 1/-... LB W1l!IOll 21 Vai.tlc•• S4. La Ou•nte S4 Hart st, Meler a.I 13 Founleln Vellev Sot. Fooll'llll '7 T .. .,., c ........ , Owt1Wi•4'a 9.)0 • m -Marine n E•tanc .. II • m -HunltnOIOf'I 8tKl'I "'-Kelell4a 12.JO pm-LB Wllwin "' U Qulnle 1 Pm -<Melt!' 0.1 "' Footl'llll T...,., Olief1et ... , 4 Pm -Lo.re "' Lall-OOd SJO Pm -Mlltion Vltlo ¥l Edlton 7 om -<>cean )l'Ww n vaiencae •• Oftl -Hart VI Foun!eln Veley £---------------------------------------------------------. : OCC men run into powerful Imperial Valley . t , .. D9ly Not SAN DIEGO -The Oranae Cont Colleae men's buketball team met up with one of the top teams in die 11ate In Imperial Valley ColleJC on Wednaday Dilht and quietly bmd out how II 1iacked up. -Tlw Nlbl, Wbidl improved IO 17..0, built I I~ ..... ~. 8 4~26 .tee 8t die half' and c:ruited IO the ~'' 1111 road win at die Su [>ie9o Mem Tour-131 Oranar Coa11. which fell to 11·3 and will face a fifth-place temifinal pme today. was led by Scott DeStefano's 15 points and Chip Hanlon's 14. The Anbl wert led by E•ne Brown, who scored 12 of bit ~ti in the fint half. and 6-foot-8 Keith Balzat tntb 19 points apiece. 1'hty IO 6-1 O. 6-8 up front. t~ p_ys can lbooe le. and they have pat quicknaa." CX:X: Caedl T...ty Oillit said ... Yoa name it. they've ID' it. ne,·re IM ... ._ ......... - ~r1na boat owners and rdatiooaraip lO the market .,a.cc. acconliaa IO Jones. Questioned as to lht validity or the pn>pOled inc:reate, Cal Ree's Landrum told the Daily Pilot tbat the proposed increuc WU lO bri~ Cal Ree's slip fees more in line wnh the Newpon Beach market. e.. pec1ally in view of the Iona waitina lists. He admitted, however, that slip rentals in Newport Beach ire much hiaher than in other Southern Cali- fom11 marinas. from San Dieao to Santa Barbar1. w..-.Ca flFIHe ~ecMc DM.-w L L.atren 20 ' Portland 11 9 S.ellle 13 12 Pt!Oenh1 11 12 Golden Stele to lS a.en t lS S.cremenlo 6 20 MdwestDMU.. ~. .76' .667 .S20 .•71 .a .37S .231 S.n Antonio 19 6 760 Denver 11 9 ,6'7 Uleh 17 9 .654 OelfH J.. 14 12 .S31 HOU51on 12 16 .429 Mln""°ll 6 21 .222 Che rlolle • 20 .167 EHtwn C.....,.en<e New York Bolton PtllledelPl'lil WHhlno1on New Jersev Miami A .. ntk DtvtMeft II 7 16 II 14 12 12 lS • 11 7 21 Central DMllen 17 9 720 S93 .SJI ...... JOI .2SO .6S4 .654 630 .61S soo Ga 7 2'h S'h ,,,., " 14'h 3 . , 7 10 , 12''> ' , l • Other •nbom boe1 owncn who have joined ia die filbt are Jolla Blaich, 2601 Bayshore Drive, and Bernard 8. Greene, 2506 Villa Drive. 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"°""9, 23 "*""'41c!, • roOft"' ' IC"'1111!, HI ""' -di. • aaroo TALLEY ''°"''' Here's a coach and tam which has captured three consecutive Pac I 0 champtonahips. yet twice has ~n denied in the New Yar·1 Day finale. Tbi1timc,1h9uab, die Tro.ians enter the Roec BoWt pme wfth 1 quancrblck. Todd Marinovicb, who i• destined '° brak every ....... _ rtconSatUSC.HelhreWlbr~400 Yards Ibis MaOn al a .614 comple lion cbp, wilb 16 IOUCWow•,.... and you cu ... 1111 ... wtll be ~~=-N9IO tueceedad.....,..., ... ~-==c:-n:.:r:.:: Cl ml•lll ...... ... ....... %'.,, .... .., ... .... ..... A•-~11-lt•M•1~..._ .. -.~.:t-· -~ ... -i ........ :Rams have toughest ~road in NFC, but • .;potential is there . . . !Prom The AssodMed ftrns t • The Rams e nter 1he playoffs as the ---- NFC long'iho1 -lhey've got 10 win three ~ straa&ht road games to get to the uper "-=>" Bowl. ---- It figures 10 be a difficult taste. bu t the Rams have .sbowo lhcy can beat anyone. Offensively. there''i no question the Rams.have the ability to defeat the l>cst 1hc NFL has 10 o ffer -they ranked founh o' erall and the 426 points they scored were surpassed onl> by the 442 put up by San Francisco. Defense. h9""c'er, is ano ther story. ! .. We're the one team in this NFC tournament that !doesn't ha\C a defcn'iC that's ranked in the top group or ha\C dom1~ant defensive pla~ers ... Rams Coach :John Robinson !laid. "So our defe nse as going to have !to pla) 'Cr) '-'Cll and our offense '-'Ill have to continue :10 pla} well." • Defens1vel). the Ram\ ranked list O\erall. "'ere la st against the pa'ts and 17th in po ints allowed (34..t) The rein hr-; the big difference hct"'een the Rams -(11 -5) and the othr r tour :'-if( pla)off teams - Mannrsota ( 10-6) ranks first in total defense. an Francisco ( 1..t-.!) 1\ fourth. the Ne"' York Giants ( 12...i) are fifth and thr Lagle<. ( 11-5) arc eighth. The V1k1ngs gaH· up 275 points. the 49ers allowed 253. the (mint.., )ieldcd 252 and thl' Eagles gave up 27..t. If the Ram\ heat the Eagles. who the\ didn't play during the scac;on. lhe) 'II face thl' New Yo rk Giants. who the~ beat. 11 -10. ~1t ~nahe1 m Stadium m1dwa} through the \ca.,on. If thq ""In that ~aml'. thc) ·11 meet either the 49crc;. who the) beat I'· 1-carl} 1n the ~ason and lost to 30-27 later nn. or the 1~1ngs. who the} lost to .!3-1 1 1n overtime at the Metrodomc the '-'rCk nefore the) beat the G 1an1' Pia) 1ng thc l:.aglc\ ml·ans facing the most danger- ~us pa'i\·run thrl·at 1n thl' '\l rl -Ph1ladclph1a quar- terback Randall C unn1ngham .. He's ob\ 1ous~} a dominant pla}rr in terms of his 1mpau on thl'lf team." Ro h1n<>o n o;a1d ··He defies stat1~tK'i in \Oml· "3}\ bcxau~ hc makes such huge • pla) s at lertatn 11mc\ I le\ thrir leading rusher. passer and p unter O ther than that. I don 't know whether he docs a hdl of a lot ·· Qt.OT•: ot· THE D \ \ Boddy Ry.a, Philadelphia Eagles coach: "I don·1 think }ou learn a damn thing fro m losing other than I do11'1 h~e 11 .. Kings earn tie with Flames M1kl· K ru\hl·l n}\~1 \l'Orl'd \\1th 6:05 ~ · left in the 1hmJ Pl'n11d tO Ii ft the Loc; Angde\ King'> into a 5-5 11c \\Ith the .~ • . . Ca lgar} r lam l'' on v. nlnc,da} night at the Forum -- Krushl'ln~s~1 too~ .l pass Imm ~l 1k~o :-.takl•la and shpp1:d thr J>Ul ~ hct"l'Cn the pads of F-larneo; goalie M l ~l' \ l'rnon Calgai: had the upper h,rnd in the o'en1mc. out,hooting thl' King' ..i.11 hut goahc Kell} H rude} held lhl' r lame\ al ha\ &rn1r '1lhu·11., a.,.,.,tl'd on all but onc of the goals for 1hc J...tng\. 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I / I Martin's driver legally drunk ..\ blood alcohol t<''lt on thc ·man blamcd fur thl' traffa acc1dl'nt that ~illed forrnrr :'\r" 'o rk 'Jn~Cl''> managrr Brll} ~ta n1n 'ihO\\'> he "a" lcgall} urun~. a pro~n utor .... 11d V. cdnC'>da) rhe tl'\I \U pport\ lhl' chargl' that \\ illtam R<.'ed} ""' 1n10\1latcd ( hrt\tma\ cH·ning whcn hr drove '.\lart1n's prc~up oil thl' roa<l near \1amn·., rural homr. said Kc\ in (1U )l'lll' a prn\l'tutor 1n thl' Broome ( ount} d1•.tr1c1 a11o rnc\ ·., onin· In other 'rX>rh llC\\\ Wcd nl·c,da} •Don ~acl can \Cored 15 point'> to lead 16th· ranl>..l·d I '( L .\ to a "'..i .f-t~ lOllcgl' ba\~Ctball '1ctoi: at Fre<,no \tall' \1 c:L r .in ha<l I fl ol ht\ points 1n the lir't hall ·'' l < l \ ( 1 -1 J of)l'nl·d uo a ..t2-_,I halft1 me lead • \\J\lll' (1rl'l/k\ rl'll'l\ed '""'\fill''> 1n balk1ting b) J panl:I of '>POrt\ \\ nter' and broadcastl'f\ 10 lar outdl'>lann· quartab.1tl>.. 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Dissolves road tar Won't harm paint o r chro me • OrMge COMll DAalY PILOT !Thurldey, Om I rll I .... • From North Or.nge County From South Or.nge County 540-1220 496-6800 • &11 ....... iilN ...... _11111!!1!1•'0•2-4,lllbol coaiiiU 2124 COliiutii 2124 Newport•• 2169 corwdtfMar 2622 C..... 2624 .. 111-... ,...... 2107 -.u.aa-3 BR 2 B •-~ Handeome . '"' A Nwpt Ct•t Condo lg 38A 28R 1BA, So of Hwy. 1wt •E'SIOE 28r 1'Mle 11 .. .. Stepe to .-d. OCMn lltew. •Lerge petloe I yerds Condo 1,700 sq ft Meny 2'·'1BA. dbl g1r. spa, patio, g111g1 Xlnt cond. 1Wflt!M. petio, w/d '*MP· Upper 3 BR. IC)8CIOuS •Smallpetolt e•tru NMtbut&ltlopa. pool/tennis, wllk to bcn Quiet Rite r•Q'd Newtt0teelbua.l79&. . . ft lllLm Duplex. Sec Oep & refs, •Catl)Orts w/ltOflgl S 1,300/mo. 780·9792 S 1850/mo IN . 544-30•9 S 1095/mo 875·3•48 253 Cabfllk>. W-2451 ~iii~===:m~IS IA. 2~ IA~~ E•t· $1,725/molll-7111 •Pools ~ -lide toc:.tlon. Meny 0.-IU lllUI lnl NEAT. etMrt 28r hOU9e, NWPT HEIGHTS HOUSE 38R 2BA. wooOburnlng •IMJl•I• lux• features. Fr om C-•..._.._._ 2122 .,.,..W WILSON 1Ba. c erpets. drapes, 2BR.28A,pvtpool&Jac fl p, d/w, auto dble oar. 38R 18A ,._ W/D 1310 000 ---uon -""" lrple, w/d hkup. ca~ Grdnr & pool Nnt inc new c11pe11pa1nt aun ""''aoe OPEN SUN 1-5 •412 SEAWARD 2 Sty• UU ..._IW ready, gwdnr No pets $1 ,500/mo 6•&-928.& deck v1utted celling• hkup Haa carl)Orts tor 2 320 s 2B 18 en6c IO S77S/mo, $700 ctepos11 -·---• Cllt 875-7 113 cw• No pees. 1175/mo E. 21st I. r a. pat , new 2iRTBA trple 2 car get 548•5827, c.all eYet __ , •-AYI 11115 722~ call fOf eppolntment, Pllnt. comm pool. No wld hk :hp 'upgr1ded __ Beaut furn. w/d Sl&OO/mo Charming 2BR. lrg 1111 MP 546-7001 pets S87S.832-4618 k11ch &bath $950 DaruPcMnl 2126 winlet ••&31·133& d/r f/p,dblegar.strg *~* -•a•-lBR 2BA, 2 leYels, up-Ill-··· So of PCH S1250mo AYi .... .., ... ,_ graded new front patio -0 •1.'zz.a• LUXURY turnisnect condo PENtN • 3BR hm P•tlo & now 282-11 16 oav-. 1BR. small t>Kll .... d. ,.... Gtamorous 2 ltory. built en • ' -11 Dana Pt Har""· 1_.... spa $1,695 730-67S2 eves w&•.._.1 .. ,__ :.:::... ... !:'" 1907 3 or 4 BR. 28A. walll to beach St.a<>. ....,. ,..,., __ "·~-• .....,... --Format dining rm, famlly 0 1645-2216, E/~0-2334 dllheS. etc 18R pattO, COM • Bchlrnt duplea Diana Suzanne No pets 645-1631 Aft 4 ~I rm. ltving rm, country DUPLEX 4 blocks to pool/spa $800 240•7«8 s~:~: uni! grl view DUPLEX 4 blocks 10 •EASTStDE detached IJ,111,111 kitchen w/br11kl11t beach Renovated 1Br· 2140 HARBRVWHOMES -3BR oeach Renovated 18r· 2BR 1BA. g111g1 W/D FABULOUS OONnfront l(l nook WOOd plank floors New car~t. w/d, g11 No Hunt. Btl<h grdnr corner tot S2 ooo N-carpet w d o•r No hll-up. no pets S850 P<rvate galed 1tea W11h t::r ylld w/lront & pels $875/mq 760-1356 2BR HOUSE 2-car gar· JASMINE PARK . gu11d P811 S875 mo 760-1356 CALL 645-9857 your own steps 10 the b porches + 1 BR F t t' t I age. large backyard gar· gated 3 bd $2800 -------house By owner/agenl an 11 "ocn w s. s eps 0 *l.Altlm* .._er Near beach $950 NEWPORT ISLAND ARE;\ Corti Mfq 2624 CLISE Tl II.LI beach. Large immaculate Cary Ward 631•22•2 sand 2 BR 1 BA. hardwd tBR 18 .. 1 1 f ""' """'' c 1 3BR charming home wit h floor. ~r. wld, no pels ,.. nc ng. very..... S9SO deP<>Slt ~8-0290 nn1 ront d oci. THE VICTORIAN Three 2BRs 1BA 1aunory h, rf _, S62Stmo 1 Adult & No $3500 room c•~-to bus & eras .ng su . Hunt. Stach $1.SOO/mu-972-2079 3 BR 2 BA Conoo near l,2BR w ga1 new dee:<)(, · ...,.. ..._... I040 FOR tease by o"Wner/agt pets •--&...! Huntington Harbour WlferfrHt .... 1 l1c. Olltns fncd yd w palto snops Will accepl OC 3 blocks t o beach 5Br 4Ba l a;1m rm din rm MHRTI Newty decor 1mmac 2 llAl.THS lll-SIOO I W11 pd 636-4 120 9-5PM Housing S72S·S7•5i mo ~ llWI PIYllllT! Beach/Atlanta 1 BR end 300 sq it kllch Alt with Ml·2lM car garage wtd retrig, Park Lido Twnhm 3 BR 2 667 V1c1or1a t $735 T;~s~J~"r8· 227l..~-~3 We II give you the down tn untl with 2 car' garage super view 01 Newl)Ort $1 100 mo AvaJI now BA 2 car att gar lrpic THE SEVILLE ei1chg for a stiareof own· Sl•9K Bkr. 963-8377 Harbor/Bay. ocean, Call 846-4296 pool 51 425 Carot 2BR 1 lBA w gar bttms. •Clean. quiet & spacious ershtp. You,. make the Catalina & ntghl ttgh1s. Spacious home 4 BR. 3 Owner1Ag1 646-8311 fenced yard wl patio JSR 28A 2 car garage. mthly pymls & we share N!WJKH! Bf.ch 1069 S1h br & ba can be maid's BA 3 car garage With 636-4120 9-5PM encl pauo, storage S 112S apprec ,You receive -qrts etc SngtM 3 100"" S 7S 26t9 Sa ta A a L S7•5 NOPETS 640-2•9S 100% tax benefits Must * Ull llUll * It. SS200tmo. 7S9-828 i" gar o en e r 1 6 PllllllT•Y UY n n have clean credit. Agl Home for sale on over-_ __ 846·0809 4 BR. 60' sllp a11at1 9-18 WESTFIELD APTS IHI •11111 239·•33S Dys. Ev. Wknds sized corner tot Bay view Front hOuse. 3 BR. 2 BA, -.EASTSIDE HOUSE• mos tse S•.800 •mo Beauttlutty Matnlalned •Large 2Br c;iround noor from 2nd story Excellent trplc. lg Ms1r Suire. pa110. JSR 2BA Fireplace. gar· lrvln~ 21 44 7S2-8S22 675-44&4 •SEVERAL LOCATIONS •2BR celling lans, dlsn-YIEW'! YIEWt YIEWt remodel opportunity $1,650/mo. Avail now age. all new lns1(1e Quiel In the colony. sunny 3BR. 2Bdrm 1 .ea S755 washer. cable. enclosed STILL under constructlon $739,000 Call 673-7027 720-0 136. 673-1767 area S 1190 • 640-2426 2B 2Bdrm 2Ba $780 garage ln e•clus1ve Bear Brand -A 2 car gar lrplc, new YEISAILUS 398 W W1tson 631 -5533 324 Vicior1a S<&8-3706 Ranch 1n Laguna Niguel IEW PElll, HPLU 3 OR GEO u S OCEAN I Pl.IOI Tl OlllE crpt IQ enc yard assoc Nr Hoag Hospital Elegant --_ -- Exc11tng ocean, coastline Only 1 lefl, each unit 3 BR. ~.1i~· s~. ~:~. 2~~c!~· llME Tll ~o~I ~enn5s1 :8 t')~~ turn 2BR 2BA cond o t Beoroom S650 s~~TF~A~~::~NI from this new custom cation Steps to beach sec 723.oss'i rounded by Slreams & 5s 7-2167 view S1600tmo Catt ----TheSe attractive 14.Dts tea-and countryside views 2 BA, prime 100 blOck to-Jasmine Creek 52 800 _ Moun tain setting sur-' u n w bay ocean & cny tignts 1301 Avocaoo &42-9850 • home A Medtteranean Won t test 1ong1 Prlnc1-_ falls' Garage wtopnr wl d RAY DAVIES 760-5000 1 B&<lroom S64S lure pool spa. pnvate design with 4200 square pats only 121 271h St . HALF ott 1!>1 mo's rent• hkup woodburn1ng lrplC L!f'"I Hiiis Z 150 Of 720-3999 24 1 W W1tson 63 1-0960 ~~~ ~~~ feel wh tch has • NB Agent 675-847S Steps to China Cove micro 1st • dep 3 & 4BR. 2BA Hse 2 car Rf.AW I BR lBA Outside patio tanoscaped se111ng bedrooms. 4't balhs and Prudential Call! Riiy beach Spacious 1500 sit 1BR Condominiums gar Xln1 toe $1100 & •I I nctuoes fran & ias POOi Sorry no pe1s hbrary Please call fisting Ouplex, 2Br 2Ba. ocean 40 1 BRIGHTON SPRINGS $1190 t t Ad ti .,, ott1oe tor ltst of amen11tes WE ST NE w P 0 RT • view trom very trg front (Available Now I preld N~ pe~s1 &42--0 ~385 '\t~ T\.'1...."'ff t'J \ '11 ~0s.:S~ 'or 6~3-2~~0 1 Bedroom S655 Offered a1 $1,2SO.OOO Spacious duple• Wtlh 3 room $2000/mo Avail 408 BRIGHTON SPRINGS ,AE-'LTQRS<8 2 Bdrm , 2Ba twfls S865 111·1100 bds 2 battis & lrplc each 111 Call to see 723-0447 (Available 1 5) N_.._,. •• a,.. z 169 1BR cari>et ore~ lg 125 CenMir St 642-1424 unit. stze cannot bedupll-.:. 2BR Tri-Lvl Condos ~ ... ...., •• IK.v• fenced patio close to GF.~E El .KJN · f~':'st':!~n ~:c:~~k JISlllE CIHI 429 BRYSON SPRINGS * Ill CAllYll * Apartments shops $590 mo See 382 llLIUY SPECIAL IF-ll )\II'\." 673 6900 S 9S 000 2BR lam rm. ht>ry. h1gnty \Available Nowl On nou course 3 BR 2" V..ct0<1a ~ 13 650-7244 , .. ..-..Ff ~ Rl\L IOR~• . 4 . u1>9raded. spa. view 2170 Biscayne Spnngs "' ,.., wr - vacant 1 to 4 year tease \Available 12115) BA SI 9SO 213-431-7693 Bal~ 1 BR clean ver11ca t *ALA MOANA APTS * "o\ 11 HI Ht" I No Pets $2600 mo Days No Pets CALL Velma • HARB 0 R v IE w lslMid 2606 bltnds to tencecl pallo. 1 & 2BR 1 BA O/W. Co ... ,.._,.,, 1024 110 --..1 ' l..c. 760-8850 Eves 494-3367 549.2447 HOMES exceptional 3 close to Shopping 382 oeauttlut pool area, targe ~ .. ~-RE Al TOR~ BR 2 BA lrptc S 1,97S 1 At1rac11ve 2 BR sundeck. Vtetoraa 6SO· 7244 rec room & tiwndry room. USTSIH Nr park & tennis-Lg 1800 Charming 2 BR E'sade hse. tse 1nc grdnr 644-8795 plenty parkmc;i, steps to !U 1•• close to shops & bu ... __ ""'!'______ sll 3BR 3 Full baths, 2 pvt gar wl opnr. lrplc. w/d water yrty S 1000/mo -SS85-S67Slmo. New trom 1op 10 bottom. South Cout pa1to1. 2 car garage. wlo hi.up new pamt & carpet. •RENTALS AVAILABLE I 673-7689 Spacious c;ire11 location 530 w Wilson 3BR. 2BA. lrplc. hrdwd hkups $1650 7S9-9194 patio, $980 640-2426 •10 FEE ClllllEI* Gas incl Poot S72Smo noo rs , c ul -de-sac Mttro 1086 -~ · M a 11 Agi 642•7706 LARGE 2BR garage 645-S8~3 ta~ $329,000 Soulh Coast Terrac•. llUISllEOFP.C.lt.1 E'SllEClPEf:ll r P•1110 m icrow av e 722-9012or,642-1803 Care, Warlt Rare. 2 BR end unit 2~A 1BA. c;iar. w/CI hkups Brand' new. former model. BayrlOc;ie 1 2BR ~BA .r-S 1100-fmo NO DEPOSIT '* 2 BR. 1 BA * Sorry NO Pets. 111-2t•2 w/huge patio. pvt w/d S 102S/mo. Agl 67S-4912 3 BR 21, BA w1Jacuui Conoo. lrplc. w/O pool 673-4999 L~:S'~v::;'' 1c;i~~age$7~1 $t 15K. Bkr 963-8377 tub inside laundry area. spa all gar. sec gate. no 640-7804 • Wll1mft SPYIUSS ltlll trptc. 2 car garage. totally pelS S 1 425 8S4-2841 Balboa Ptnfnsull 2607 Low Move-In EHtalde S BR, 3 BA. 1 level. 3 car upgraded Avail 1mmed ILIFFS CllH ... block to beacn 1 BR • IBR & 2BR 1Ba up-twnhse. 2BR 1•-.BA. lg gar age. 180 v ie w. $ 1 . 7 o o m o c a 11 3 BR. 2 B" end unit. w ocn vu new crpt & s1a1rs gar lndry cable. pa 110, en ct garage. S3.9001mo 921-0173 &45-8799 tor appt " DtW no pets S600-S67S $850/mo 675-1746 s 1.39Stmo 7S9-3092 ve rt b li n d s lric;i 64s-6662 or s.ao.5446 --- Costa Mtsa 2124 E'S1de lg 3br 2ba Twhm. -T tta••,.;r-S80S.mo yrty 673-6947 EASTSIDE 2BR lBA Hoults/(ondos 2 , c;iar many xtras. pool """'"---l I •u a-. •2BR DUPLEX Quiet & Wlgarage CIOte to wery-;::::========I •llLIDTIWllllE spa tennis. avt 111 3BR 2'rBA 2 Story 1 car * & M"••* QOO<l area Larc;ie yard ini ng 1 Avatl now 1 3 BR. 2 BA. South Coast S1350'mo 548-1889 gar new crpl Avl now From S5501mo & Up sng1 garage $750 s 750/mo Agt 631•7370 hlbol Island 2 06 Plaza area All amenities. E SIDE xtra IQ 38r 2Ba. $1150 Rusty 63 i-1266 673-4928 or 67S-5068 535-B Betnatd &47-7540 Pro fesslonet decorated enclosed 2-car c;iarage new oecor 1rp1C tndry I i~~\:· YEARLY 3BR 2BA Steps ••TREES & YARD•• E StDE C M 1BR. stov.. 3Br 2Ba gar. trplc wld. t r p I c-p o o I spa utit Po tncd yd grdnr, • 4 r • to beach S87S 921 1 E 2Br 1 .. B1 1wnnouse Ir~. relng tr~ small )'d & lots of wood & Ille S 1 3 O O I m o gar Quiet• 3S3 WOOdland 1 Bat~ Btvd ALSO 1&2 privacy & no pe1s S 107S patio u1tl1tl85 paid S 1700 mo yrly 673-5348 213-598-6428 s 1250/mo • 673-3600 ~ · BR acts 67S-5068 64&-7104 S650 mo-mo ~ 1627 SELL throu~h cla ss1f1ed _, s OU [ ® • IS I . . . . ~ WllTUYAPTI ·--· •1111(-.,., ....... n • •-._...._, ...... ....,. rtg, dllha..._, stow IHIOIMo~-:lli-... E.wn .wa ~ Meft I t0-11 IW wll. ~ IWllnl • ._...... •SEVERAL LOCATIONS Ind. NO pall Ml 4111 ger No............. ..,.... ....... IO_. JllinO. _.,_, 11-tt7f ' :tlft lrl .... Y8'd.BecMkw 1110 M*!O~~•t ..... .-1ooa11on. Lot 1 Bedroom 1175 ·-·-· '"aE. ,.,, Full ..... ~layoUt phone ka Must -1111/mo. 28dtm 1 .. 17IO -.......... ow ----, ..... ·~ • of i...t 11yew1oldltlell9 FIT Monday • frlday Cenler 181 E 11th St 142-0IM :..:!.. NO-•~ .. au Near al H-...i. __ ,.._"" -·.........., end ICMM pr Ion lneured ~ Pat I 5am-1.30pm II/Hr. ..... __ ----tw. l'rtr felft IO-~. ftewpeper Ada. Mult b4t ..-i.... 1or Ja. W 142-1'°3 ---------38R, 29.A, d/w, .eowe. .....,_ cell he er.. 494-... or •• 8... oroanlnd end fie..,. tM fUll time av~ durlna Benefit• Light t),.w• 1 Bedfoom seeo ••STEPS to bot\, lg 2Br. trplc. Avall 111. 1745/mo, / lftl 21s.eeo-2720 br 211/IO _ lnHlatlve 10 follow pro-daytioht houri only AN comput.,. Af)9ty WI per-~ 28drm 1'-.Ba *796 lrplc, bMln cell. vac 'YI. 558-7851 2769 _ ___ I SSlO jeGt9 ttvougtl Jo b 1 1 em po r a r y . eon, 721 farad. Coeta 11r 1 ... 1-oar get9Qa. 2250 Vanguard 540-9829 euto 911' door. 50ttl I .. 1111/9111 .. -f --· 882-7528 Ml f EOE M .... 541-5525 lllOJmo * 71D-13M ---------RIYer. Ul50.142-34IO :z:---a. EXEC. Otftce 8utCee. Alm. MGAAOL.118 of CMDIT •-~..iHt llf 111 --- 28drm 1'1.Ba S815 IL•Tl•ll• -._._ wlrec.pt, tu, ooplera, HISTOAY.Celll41-4204 •Ill I •• _._.' .. II.Ill llaP'11•1T 28drm 28a S855 - -pnonea. oonf. rooma, nr -Comfort Inn, Coeta M .... M-F 7 30am-4pm. II/Hr. Dar9"a NftlOdal call-151 E. 211t St 546-2408 1211 .. loOIM 27& JW Alrllott. "-partilng 9Jlctttall. 8 ....... W l --eveninol. PI T, f /T Con· S.nelit1 Front otflOe ap. ll'lg,29R,11A,1ir'91eger· --38R 2 .... ~··-'",...,_ BR1n-•tf="'-f-$350.Al~l33-td0 Loltl,... 2925 crattaret....,,lenowhlr-.... 18CtRonl31-7840 pearanc411'1Nvypf\onM, •· ....__ ......... --'-'t a= 2 40 ..,.. "'"' -.. '"" -Ing tor a FIT Po91tlon. Ap-c le --IA ~ rr~an·d com-mini .._.. -...-.. ..-• ' ~. ltach 6 age, O/W, /D hk up, fem n-amkr. Kllc & lndry pflcant1 lflould ~ Wanted erlbbNn·lly •ml·IL•llT '"'ht IYP D 1te4 j 1' -~::r;::t~-1BR 18A carpet• dr11P91 $l1151mo. \ pr1v. Perfect for ltud9nt, Comtnerclal ,,.ny lkllls In cat\ rec:onclll· menu 84:.~1'1 P IT. 25-30 hr1. Newpoft Beach r:t~.~:n. G~o·"~ ~..a, · gar di~. c<Mn 'taundf)''. 210 Lugonla nr OCC. 1350. 882·2123 2778 fftllllft ADS atlon, eocounll payable, _ ., ... Call 140-7180 T 729 Fatad Ca.ti ~ .. , seis mo. 2118 ...... TSL MGMT 8'2-1803 MATURE M.... r~ ,_ llT& UUIWI ~nla rec:elvab6a, 10-OIUllTlll ~.:-548-5525 • 1 '\VI "II· I , , 846-6451or538-3714 •1 MONTH FREE RENT houM on Newport Beach •• ,,.,_._ ID( FREE key. end payroll. Don Rob«to Jeweler• In IUUIRI ---~t. \\ l'-."'Ct 't \ 11 -*LI•-·.... •BLUFFS 2ar 2a., fplc, gott courM. Share beth. sie w -tc11n ..... & M MP!.:.~.~!'' ..,!','•!.!__flat Senta An• 11 now hiring 1 & lnGR ~ REALTORS• . •-poo112carPQ1'11/coln wld Ref1. $335/mo.142·3529 corner .. "' r......... •-.-.,..._ conectora with 111en1 & FIT & PIT ang es cou- • Welk to bch. Garage. No s 1050 No pet• 722-9011 lrvlne Ave. High vitlblltlty. Cal: program. Apply In person some experience. Bl-pie• for mini storage aoms I mATLIUnlll pet1.960-f52311957-1776 ---traffic, good 11Qnage. It. 7600 A Edinger Ave. lingual, English & mgmt. Muat have prof 18' 1a. upe1rs. lg patio •SHARP 1BR. new Holefs/Mocefs 2718' t,47$ SO. FT. 142·1111 Huntington Beactl. Mon· Spanish, Earn 515k 10 appearance & good 1125 28r 2a. apaclou•' •IL-ITllllll carpel,palnt,encgarege. ta-1111 day -Friday. 10·1 Mk 519k pet' year. Excellent phoneskllla Noe•pnec. 1725• POOi ga refr'9 1BA, all utKa paid Unfurn 2 blks ofhand, avail now. Lii• llA• lor Diane. For funher benefit• & opportunity. will train 992-0743 Incl. No peis. SsOo MK. S600 + dep. HS-4954 $700/mo. 760-9862 •ITll IR lndustrtal 2788 Info., 714·841-0693 Interested applicants cell Medlcal 145-5853. 145 E 19th St. •TWO APTSI Each 3BR. Wkly 517S-Up. Heal pool FOUND: BLACK & TAN. Salvatore or Eva llWPllT CEml HUGE custom dlx nr new WALi Tl llAll 2BA. new crptl pnt. 1'"' sleps 10 bch cable kite 1~ SO FT. w/frdonlt o,f· baby Pug dog w/c:ollar. Accounting 559'3366 p t Tl~ Medical Front Blocks to beach' S 1400-· ' · '""'· large rNr r ve-n Found on beach In N B ASST CllTllLLEI · er """ uppet' QUIET tBr. Oen. 2BA/2BA penthouse. 514501mo 631_6825 maid svc. 985 N Cout door. $780/mo. 629 Ter-673_2016 · · • ClllTll PllSOI 01t1ce. exper 644-8722 deck. Avl now. $750/mo W/D, gar. fr~lc. tennis · · Hwy. Lag Beach 414-5294 mlnal Way, Cott• MeN Newlpaper pubhlhlng and Days. nights & weekends. NurHS Aide 842-5313 or 646-7921 courts. 1acuu1 & pool. APT rental. yearly 3Br SIA LAii __.-DAYS 540-9352. EVES FOUND CAT Male kllletl: commerclal printing hlll ume. Applym person, --Ell Sec complex $995/mo. 2Ba. No pets Unfurn. gar -•n 846--0681 long hair. black & moltled company 1~eks Asst. The Crab Cooker, 2200 lllEOT OAll ITlfF ~ SEI 722-7951 space. 1 blk ocean-bay. Wkly rentals now avan , gray, YIC EastwOod & Controller W11h '!'lnimum Ne'Nport BIYd ., N.8 • Stall needed to work with Prestigious Irving. Quiet. Ava II 111. 650-0110 S 14 7 00 wk & up 2274 2200 SO FT, W side .. OC Haze I brook H B 2 years olflnanc1al state-deY. dll adults In group ¥:.den. pool setting 1BA ------Nwpt Blvd. CM 646-7445 Airport, 4 pvt offices. 964-5658 ments. month end clos-hOme sett1nn In Costa 25 Elect IC at to 1 --· •--..._ 2648 BEAUT 3BR 2BA. open cont rm, open ore, wail-ng s ,... lllon Lot s •&1Lf PILIT .. ., · r g es _..... .. __ ,, beam ce11, frplc. w/d. Shr 1ng are1t, lunchrm, st!ytts, FOUND GOLDEN RE-1 ' u,......rv · u -M4'Sa GOOd benefits, wlll available In • Costa Mesa Newport Beach Huntington Beach Fountain Valley carports. cable TV & North end 1 BA. close 10 gar. Blk to beach. $1300 Roommates \llanttd 2Ba S24001mo. 646-2635 TRIEVEA mix. female, 1-2-3 and payroll tax re-11 .. PllHITS train. all shifts needed BBOs.5 mln tobch No bch N-smkr Newcarpet Mrs.Fox.days997-6211. 2724 12119, vie No San turnse•perlenoe College SEEKING Call557-8113torlnfo ~OCOLLF.CllNG ~ts. * 642-3146 & paint Reis $750/mo. eves 760-0583 1-1 lWE Clemente 492-9864 degree In Accounting. lflSIDE SILES "'() "')l.JC.l'l'ING Newport Across the street. • sec. 494 4695 --COM 2Br 1Ba cottage, Showroom & warehouse Eiccellent beneltts •IUIR EITIY '" J\.. 2BA f I $795 • CHARllll 111 ocean view, across from 7,000 sq It, 2525 South FOUND sm male .orange Orange Coast REPS G I B h No p.;:,~·J~rr~fne A11e STUDIO. ocean view. t blk to bey or beachl park Pet ok $550/mo. Harbor al Warner. CAT. Vic Amllng s N~r-Dally Pilot/Independents ~g:,,~~ e~lry le~~I ord~~ it2. Call 720-9422 block lo beach. Ullls pd. $6851mo yrly 675-6606 955-9171/d 675-6320/e 60 c I s q ft Agent sery Call to Iden lily. 330 W. Bay Street We are currently ollerlng a desk/oll1ce person. Must .. llLUlt! 1BR & 2BR or 2BA w/patlo. All w/pvt gar- aoe1. dshwshr. cable rNdy, pool. spa, BBQ, lndry faciUtles. Good IOC 177 E. 22nd St. 631 -7376 , ..... YllW lPTS 28R 2BA . flreplace, balcony. 2151 Paci lie $150 No Pets 631-6107 $675/mo. S3.00 dep. No COM PROF FEM 25_35 . 720•1,,;,.2 644-95 10 betw. 8-5 Costa Mesa. CA 92627 1 1 I lull LIT' IF .... I vv .. c 11 compe 1 ive sa ary. havo good comm skills last to move'" Also have LOST Gray Chow O~, 4 ... un: ontro er benefits 401K p1~r1 and Non smoker Avail Jan 7 6 2 32 · •• · Excell. bene. Call Tracy ro4~~-~~6~e~:·2~g~~~;"i°' $200 OFF! 1 Unfurnished room & mos old. collar NE OS ( 141 4 -4 1 excellent work erwiron-842-0059 2BR 2BA, garage, laundry bath In 3Br 3Ba hou11. MEDICINE! Vic Clllf Or & Accounting ment for energetic, de- N Ort •---.. 2669 room. Nice quiet loc Elegant. quiet neigh· Santa "na, NB. 645-4010 PIYROLL ICCT, pendablo inside sales POT-TllE . twp gc.u1 5875/mo. borhood. $4251mo. Call 646-2000. 963-5733 representatives with 45 Earn $15-$20/hr at home DeeDee 759 3313 CLERK wpm typing skills and Telemarket with acript •EXCLUSIVE GUARD• 1480 Monrovia · • Happx Ads 2910 LOST little white POOdle. some computer ex-640_1715 •GATED COMMUNIT'T'* TSL MGMT 642-1603 FEM non-smkr to stir 2Br Xmas E11e, Newport Newspaper publishing & per1ence The candidate 11111 CllYll Newport Heights, 2 sty 1Ba home w/lrplc In Cor-Heights area. REWARD! commercial printing must have an excellent ,...,-,,-.. -:.-n-~-.------"'---~\-,-,-.---.-.--, 2BR Apts w/2 car garage. Twnhse-style 2 BR. 1•., ona de! Mer $500/mo HIPPY IDS 673-5065 or 642-3022 company seeks payroll & phone personality one! 1 •. , central AIC. wel bar. lire-BA. w/d hkup, encl gar No pets 644-7725 PLUSE rthlr• ... accounting clerk with en1oy working with the LOOK I :'\G 1· ,, 1 i; ~ C1ll 842-4333 Ask fQ! Bob 0< Byron , place. micro, washef & Nr Hoag $850 759-1053 NB OCEANFRONT furn AHL Fii llFH .. •Till Rt•.,,, ....... WIS I• ..,.1 minimum one year ex-publtc as well As sohc111ng 1-'0 R '!.t 11 1 t ~ dryer hkups Goll course BB·a ' --~, 111 •• perience 1n payroll Excel· new business '\' Ai? TmllTllPlJCI!! view Allma1nt 1ncl Sorry, Newport Island. FURN lrplc, patio w/ pit. zi••trHtllUll lent benehts Interested parties snould S1,....'l-(A-10_1_11_' ___ _, ~~-!.~.'-.. . -HH lllU AYE No pets. 644-0509 upstrs sm 1BA. Single. no 2br 2ba S600 Bruce. 142-1111 ,--....... JH.... contact Cheri Freeman at O T F: R ... , Topar ... park-llkese111ng ·---llllllliiiiiiiiii pets Reis req $625 me 631-7340or 963-1959 --o••••ECOAST 1•2 ••21 Et 301 ~II 0 , S. Beautifully maintained ulll. Yrly. 650-3801 NON-SMOKING room------tr .. IPS tffttt. .._ "' ·•• 1 1 ' ' 111 \\lllll\ l'AH r ·11\IF I '\ 1BA Apt wlgarage or •WATllflllT• NEWPORT PIER AREA mate needed to share 3 ..... te It. llJLY PILOT u ·1 Ell :-t ll!M.11 .. carport. Vaulted ceiling, IEWPllT •llA &PTS Yearly. •;, Btk to beach• ~edroo~ 11 ~~:t~02~esa SI y IT WITI I lt•n• ... rt P1rlslt Cos~a3~:~~~~ 5~2627 , '11...,, 1 1 Ht '"\' _ ~~; balCOny. fireplace. pool. •WITI lllT SUPS* 2BR, garage. no pets Avl ouse 8 • CHter, 1U10 Alln Controller DIUYEllS llEEIED ~ spa. BBQ. Also 1 BA Apt EXCLUSIVE-BEACH now $950/mo. 673-6640 Nwpt Beh. close to.be.a ,,,,,~·=-SJrillsDI l I I 17 14164hl32..1 For ~a&>hshed-courier \' 0 l : CA ~ EA RN $50-$200. • down1:'~~~~1pya110 COMMUNITY PEfllflSULA prof n-smkr to shr '>very "-•-. ... •.......:~• •-,, . • ff, • ' ACTORS route Need new model l'EK WEEK OK ~(llH'.:! · BAY VIEW Beautiful 2BR lg 3 BA Condo W/d. gar--•• -...., econo car & insurance ~opets..549·2447 2BA Micro, d/w, hr• ageavtnow548·1760 llrtll~IJ1'"4Llldl ""Pt_r_son_a_l_SetVlc __ t_s_3_004_ F1rst Actors Group ts an Hourly rate & mileage 1o1 .. ,1 ,., "",_J.n1 .. "h SPACIOUS 1 BA Pool. place. garage & enjoy our YWL Y REITALS Nwpt Crest beaut remod It• Y•JIC•I Clll le! actors management firm Paid holidays. 1ncen1111es. 1,~·.~h ~ ~.~·• ·;~11:,,h ~~";,~ lndry rm. carport. stove, pr11t beach $1600. • Also llYE-11 lllClllTS!ll 2 BA 2 BA Condo Fem n.--L fH• Let's h ClllLI URE seeking new laces for up bonuses Currenl D M v ... , •. ,.,."J .....i .. , < "" ""' refrlg. No pets. $585/mo lBA 1BA. Bay View $995. k 1 5500 , ••-' IEW YW'S EYE and coming 111deo pro-report & proof of In· +$350. 64:<!-1401 alt 3 All maintenance Incl * 1 10 4 Bedrooms n-sm r, no pes ' .. L1•t•l 0111142-llll 1ects Classes and rep-surance r•"•uireCI Some ·•• ·' ""1o11••L• 1'"'""" · •Unfurnished ulll546-7139 Hourly/Overnight Fun r esenlat l ons Call ~-. •""'"" "~" '"'1""''" '"' 642-5678 ------- •l11tSH,1htr1* •Closetobeach ftrl•ler•atiH. ttmeforalllCellOawn 213.962•9075 company car routes 11i. 11,,,,, ....... ''••" SORRY, ~O PETS •Comm'I Space Avail 72J-5 l 35 available Apply at /',,, CllL llO-Olll •Free list-CALL TODA YI Garllf! for Rent 2740 COCKTAIL WAITRESS/ WESTEH STITES .a.'t •1•1111 • .... II •11111 WllTH COHIH 1BR Condo. 2nd floor. in the Versailles $875/mo. 300 Cagney Lane Adrion Really 645-8513 VIWREITILS ll&-4112 GARAGE • Car or sto age near Ferry on Palm St . Balboa Peninsula 7 14-673-3345 D•••••. clllllll••.... lunch or dinner. New l7'805 Skyp8fk Circle l'E entertainment license. IAVINE ,.~.................. 642-2011 (114)211-1133 '-------------A------------~--------------- U'/.\'"' I'll/If,' I'\/• lit/I" CALL WJ. 4H-l3Zl NEW C/1111 ··.--------------------------------------.... ----------------------------------------..-------------------------------........... -------------------------... • . • . You Can Get Your Dealerahlp Noticed • Your ad will come out a Tlmn p,,,. Week fol' '90, Color FrHI Call 842-4321 Huntington Beach . fI) Ch rysler -Plymouth SALES -LEASING SERVICE -PARTS 1-1 BEACH BLVD. HUNTINGTON BEACH OBob Longpre Pontla ORANGE COUNTY'S OLDEST AND LARGEST PONTIAC DEALERSHIP Service Department Open Monday until 9:00 p.m l3600 BEACH BLVD WESTMINSTER Beach 11 Guden Grove Fwy (714) 892-6651 Thi lllt llrs 11 lrlnl• C.llJ Ire DI 1lil Piii• ,,,, ,.. ,,,,, -- • South County YILllWAIEI m lllZI e m •' I H'l JJ 1 ¥1l• ULll LIUD • 1 Ml80PIN7DAYSAW. • • PMll ONN IA'IWDAYI • • I VICI ONN MGMIAY .-.TS• $ SA~BlY.t~BG & 0 NEW LOCATION! S ANTA ANA AUTO MALL 1500 Auto Mell Dr., Sent• An• 135-317·. Newport/55 Fwy. at Edinger S•IM Dept open 1 O•rs r "'' Sftt ... •cu Hou'' M F 1"m·6 30vm S•1 8 am ~"m BUENA PARI( St ANTON PACIFIC OCEAN Look to The New Car Guide when intere ted in purchasing a New 1990 Automobile • ' :~ 1·~~,.~. 0 · -· · ~ c~"~o ,. ,~~~ ~N,-~ 445 tcoast tichway Ne_,port Buch ~ (between Bayside' Jamboree ) (714) 673-0900 I t "" I '. I ( )f l I If ' t II ti f I• • I I t .., A J :41 LABLJ: FUR IMMEDl.1ff.' DI /./l fR> Sales Leasing I 3 S 90 flet1ch BlnJ. C) rl't•slmin,.ler BEACH BLVD. AT THE 22 FREEWAY (714) 892-6906 (213) 566-3888 Service Parts IRVINE AUTO CENTER 1-800-831-3377 714-380-1200 pace n e ours Daily Pilot Huntington Beach Independent and Costa Mesa Independent Onl S9088 er week! 8 JIM SLEMONS IMPORTS Mercedes-Benz 1301 Quell It. Newport9Mch AC.URA 1001 Queff It. Newport .. ech 0 8 .... •L.-ng Pertl • &«We 133-l300 71-ACURA 152·2172 "C•ll Your ,,,.,...,_..,.,, ., t E CAMPBELL NISSAN/ ~llEI04 • low Prit•\ • No C1mm1cli \ • c;,..ol S•lr•cl ion • Fr1'1'ndly P"oplto • f .c.,11 .. 1i1 S+'"""' n I I I • • , 1 10 2 I 1 2 • 2 0 2' .. II • • 11 1 • • 2 • .. " 0 " • • ) 0 • s 5 , • I 0 • , • I • , , I I I s s . . '· ii .. . .. '• • ,, '· ti f • .. Or ... ~ DAILY PtlOT~. 0. ., m;hau£.. MUC mta .. -.. .... •••M...._6047 vi:-·~1 ,:..-:.c:: 111••tuta· Ati __ ;;;; ,,. •-~.!!II~,... ~~~'J!!. !:!'1'!•/,J11 l~ ~~:~:~;..:• .:= ...... -:: -=:::... = 1.-=-:-::;-: Pott ...... a .,,,..,,.. Hae M °"'*'I tor e pert W -· end '*-911 ••11. c:elllltte llC l'I ie oon-C · • OATf.O MAACH 21. 1MI ......, II u&IN(1, ..., CC-191 17UO. not ti1w1 f 11 , .. Int erHI l1cellen1 time l)OttllOn In ..._ INK. ofllce ............. .... OltlOn ~ 40 000 mlll9. atMtte. LO. Mll .. 1 UNllM YOU TAK£ AC-~ I. C09Y8I .._ Nottoe • tweby .-i lflilll lie ,...,.... far --crf ,., ..... .,... ..... Coftl. S a lo uperlence 175-3112.•tor'red Bill MAXIY TOYOTA '3eo0 ... 2-'321 e•I (2NXH312) TION TO PfllOTfCT VOUR -.. C091a. D.e IMleCI DIOewillMreceilled ~IOM efld w-~to~ In'*-preferred IMC) Ptecenfie • 313 71CM1tl (8"er llm ~RTY, IT MAY BE ...,, ....... CA... t>y tne C11y of Hun"'lf'on ~ ..... .,..,... & "41PCWfl c.. A~ • Cotta Meta ~er~ .. 169Mdt mlvd., H •. ttoinf Bill MAitY TOYOTA !OLOyou'"~ .. PV&UCD 6AL£. ...... .. ......, ~ e..ctl .. IN olfiOI of .. In ~ .. .. Don -o.-Y~-tor -11111 IMdl ltwd H B ... ._."" AH EXP\..A· ................... C.•r Clef\ •• CllY .... 2000 ~~ °' lecliOfl tm .uJA:=..:-,.:::_~ ... 8!: UAGENTLY need ctepen. ......... ........ ...7-t161 ' 'NATION Of THE NATUAl ....... • Fw ........ M11n Street, HunllnQIOf\ oflMl.abofCode, .. e.. __ .. _ .. ----dable .,.,_,., to wort! .. ., ,. wrLL·1 OF lHE PROCEEDING ........... I ......... 8Md'I cawotiw.. ""1if"'9 .. ~ o..eetot• Co "eeltor1 wltt\out IUC*vllion tor• ATI ACIPl.•.leelf'1181 ri 1111 A G A INST YOU. VOu ••rt'J11,_. .. .._..ll!Wlof200pmon.--Y OepeftmentOt~,._ 71'-759-1100 T••u Oil co In Ofenge _...... petf •031116 IHOUlOCONTACT ALAW~ al: -•• -.... c.... fff'1990 llwnic:f'ltlMt~ .............. .. I.I. I I.I' 'Coast .,.. we train Akltaa ....., Hound ... Tl Tiil 1111 VER ..OTIC• °' -., CA -7. ""'" ~ °'** Ind pubildy ..,._., or~ r• ot ···-I Write NF • Olcker90fl .... ao.ton Terrier' BILL MAXEY TOYOTA TMl9TB .. IM& n. •n'RIU ........ MO rNCI llouO lfl ,,,. CClut'-... ~ to .. NewpOtl 9Mdt In firm It Pree.. SWEPCO Bo~ c 1 l r ·,.. T.,, I er • 18841 llMc:fl Blvd He' WIEI T.a • .,, -w ...... ., ......... CH Cnamblfa l()t tile Spw WO(lt 10 ... 60fte, ~ Oii I Hklng prore111on11. 901005 Ft Worlh T Cl\etlPHk• Bly Re 8~71555 .. . . NOTICE IS HEREBY ............. la; UMTID A...,_lmpfoYemenltln lM thllateeto-r-• .... ,-lrl~dly receptlonlll. 78181 • . • • ,,......, COClt~-• '"211 GIVEN. thal on W~ey. lll•T•ALL o~ COITA City ol Hunllnglon e..ctl delll'min .. IOnl .,. on .... .. p ..... W"9 reeume to· Dae .hund ., .. _ · 'II TIYITI -Brand new BMW ~ Jl/ltUflly 3, 1990, et 11 00 •IA. _ .1 A Mt or plant epecm. tM o"a of -. etty C'lartl P.O. 8108. Newport WANTED 17 O~I h • ._.. --Conllel'11ble. whit• ... o'docll am ol Mid CS1y. In .,...~ ... ., ....... Cihon• and ot"9< 0 c;Of'llr11CI anCSlhloffleeoftN~ e.ach, CA. 9211(1 or call !*)pie Wt pay you lo t r I• v er • • H u • " y • 8lactl & ciean. Alloys, .s bllCk lntef'IOf. pln11rtp. IN ., .... t ~ '°' con-............ .. ---CSOCUMenle mey ~ obtained of PubllC WOtl-.• °'""City of 714.~41•1114 loM IO..~ib9 In tnll nel1 l<Mehond, lhaae Apeo, apd, CUI & more Won I Ing, rMr dectl epoller, ducuog Tru1IH 1 S1te1, ................ -. .... Of'IO.Cemb« 11, tN&ellhe HunttngtOI\ e.actl. c .... 30 days 714-4M7 2 3" Malt .... Min. Scnnaunt. IUf f 146445 cullo m wheel•. c ar wttntn the o~ ot REAt. ROW llCROW CO., m1 I, Oeperlmtnl ot Public lornta •••T/llm ' . Peldngeee, Pomeu1nlar\, 11.m phone, fully loaded. "8JC fl)l1C( ESTATE SECURITIES SER· C9'== A-. ,....,...., Workt 2000 Mllll\ Str•I Rat Terrier. Sdlipp«ke. BILL MAXtV--TOYOTA Company tranater, mutt VICE.1oc11ed 11 1800 NOf1h Ca _,, .,_.,...., Hun11n'g1ort &Heh, Catt-,O:.':. ==· H 8 . office needl penon Stlat·Pel. Shlh·Tz.ue. Toy 18841 8Mctl Blvd Ha' Niii Auume ieAM at LIGAL BrOldwey, Suite tOO, 1n thl ,,_, 11, .._, t0<nta, uPOf'I rec.lpl .of 1 1 ' t0t.ctlvephonet&Offlce Pooct .... Wire Hair Fo• 847•1555 ., · s5751mo. AD~ C1tyot Slll\LIA111.Countyot TNaiM11111r.....,1e.-. non-r1tu11d1btt ltt or =0~,:'ci,-:.:'°'1°'~ dull• Mutt have good Terrier & YOf'kle DIPM'TlmllT °' Or~. S••11 or C.ittornla. tact le C....,. ~ $10 oo comm. lklllt. E•c•ll. A.II puppies guaranteed ... "' ••••••• -.1111 c~ REAL ESTA TE SECURITIES c-oW c.. ....._ Eech bid lhlill be n*M on ~-~! cc~r.,~_ HuntinQIOll b•n•. C a ll T r•cy PETLAND PAVILION -------DIVILMMINT SER111ce .• C1Nlornl• cor· ... IM Propolll FOfm and ,,, .__. .. _..,.. .... a.42.0059 .,Andps⁢;iiiiimi;;;60;t10:,:I OPEN 7 DAYS 51:!\~1::.~h~ali Aucol Domcllk 9)(X) ~llWlllTA&. poretton, u duty IPC)Olntec:t "-_ _....,_ .. tM mennet prCWICSecl 1n the No 1>40 wll•be•eceoll«SUll· ii-tu ent 19374 Beactt Blvd '.\mt s .1 It e"9 MIOURCll •cTION TiullM uncs.r Incl purtuent the petMft wtttl • ....._ con1rec• oocum..,11 1rto '-' n 11 mlde on • t>W* ._ llT'lell 1•1-· · you I buy " . * __ , 1•2 cm°' to uw1 pow« or sale OOf'I.· a.6IM _, M NM le 1111ll ~ accomperweo by 1 IOfm twlllShl<I by the Dltee· II.a I UE Flne Eutopean & Amerbn 405 twy. next to Twget 11.IH ~ Speed, Air. c .... tt• HUNTIMGTOll ••CH tt,,t<l •rt thet etflam Deed of e.-K-. cto ._._ c.erur..cs °' catrnot 1 Gl'ledl toc Of Publlc Worl!1 Tho -i•n"m Anuquee 8000 1q fl. • M1·12H * BILL MAxtv-~..,OYOTA. 11GM56451 No11e1 •• hlflby given""' r1ust ••IC<.l•eo oy RONALD •--· 1111 1. c-..-oc , 1>1<1 oono '°' "°' ._. lf)OClll•nontionofproec>«> -· w Bu E 18881 Beach Bllld H 8 the Oec>•rlmonl or Com· F LARSON • IT\IUIOCI men A-.,~ CA. e.11, then 10"·· of lhe emounl o1 llv• bldde<• .. ~ 10 the 1931 ~ y Sl etes 4 Female Cociter Pupp!M, 847-8555 • 11MI munlly Oevok>Pmon•. en:' .. hfl tole 11\CS MPlflll leer-d.11U-CK end .. tho l>.O IT\ICS• Plyll>lt 10 IP'lt P•~ requtfementa, Ml N ow Accepting appll· ewport Blvd, CM all buff, s 12S/eac;h. Bill MAXEY TOYOTA vlronmontll ~ICM Sec· pre>pOrt')o fOCO<CSeCS Mercn ...... "' .... cWIM..., City or Humtngton Belch 10r1n If\ the aoec;tl1C11t1on1. cettoni . Altl tor Tim Top ss Palo 101 Pott9'yt S48-0694, 646-2262 'II tllR 1888 t Beacn Blvd •H B. uon or theCttyOI Huntington 3' 1999 ,,, ll'le ottoee Ol tht '"' e......, lholl lie JMu-L11>oe CoClo o1 the S1111 of ror •1>11 cs111e1oon1 •• to tho 675-5790 btwn 3-5pm Ca1111na. Beuer Kay leave mes.saoe Only S,000 mllel, cultom ll47-3S5S Bel<;h '"•I It'll fOllowlng Coun•'f Rec.oto&r or seld lfJ M. 1-wMetl .. tho C111tocn111 1no OlhOI llws OI 1>1CS01ng Finch 30's & 40's dllh· PETS ARE PEOPLE TOO! wneets & graphics 11111 -Drelt Neg1Uv• Dlci11auon Courtly ts Roc:OfCSet I In· ......,_ def blfof9 tM the Stile of CAl1tocn1a eppl1 Sv1>S11111uon Of MCUtllt .. Restaurant• ware. cntna csecorauve Ooggie Haircut• Cat under w•rrantyl •e0430 '11 F•I llSTAM U request hH been preparec:t w vmont No 89 169295 l>y _..,...._ dlt• .-et· c1010 lhereto '*''h lhe ••· '°' any "'°"-w.lhhOia oy E•mnl PllPU tlgunnes 67 3- 6223 B h _.. 1 tff 5 speed A/C POL CC Orelt Neg111v1 Oecttr· rtuon of a l>•eecn oc oeteuU ltod ~. 'eo11011 only or iUCh v111-1n1 City to 1n1ure pot· Full· Time. Part-Tim•. at 5 L..,.,gin!1. or petl 111, cass cust whis tt 1l016' auon No 89-4911 • roqu.11 in Plym8"1 °' P«10<mene1 Deted..._.._21, 1 .. lllOl\1 tl'lel mey be requ1r.CS ro1mance•haM l>t permmoo R ..., 111 8 S 1 _.. Open 1 deys 6·2M8 Bill MAXEY TOYOTA. i••tt 1>y 111e Hununnton e.acn Co or 111e ootiga11001 sec.1.11eo 9'etptl J. Coetlf, unoe1 tne aooe1al stahllet 1n 1GGOCanc:1 wnn provtMOn• -· er. UMfl. a.., ~fS 6011 -•88 B -.. ,, ltl411tlb I 0 ..._"' c c Bar & Prep.Cook Apply ~ SHAR·PEI pupe read y to lu 1 eac;h Blvd . H B BILL MAXEY TOYOTA to moo1ty I n ext111ng 'f inc v 111g 11111 oetlf, pur1U1nt 10 whlCh prC>Gee!liK11 or oetault Notice :>I Intended Tr-llfee(•) •"O• rie.eu110., are taken men• Code Seel ion 4590 '"' ""' _ eac vd • the well ..oe 01 Golaenwest which wa• recorott0 Sep-Put>t151\ecJ O••no• Coas1 ano wnoen nave no• ~ Eocn bid 1111M be macso 1555 Adam• Ave, CM 17 -It almond, $200 & day l o ll ol wrlnktea. Top '86 VW CABRIOLET 847 ·855S S11ee1 appro•lrnttlly t3SO lomber 8 •989 as Re· Oa1fy P1101 Oecf!mbe< 28 , v p '" s e o e cs t> y 1 "• out on '"e ettachl01 Form 10 be obta1neo 11 thl • 722· 7300 -1 46 eves 1ge Must sell $7900. ~ The p•oposa1 1n1101111t graO· 89-481884! Will SELL AT fl\·99? Coo~ P1ert11enc1 10 tel>Ot 01t1ce or the DlreclOf or Pvb· Joan Vass, highly vl1lble 67S·987S 5 spd A/C , alloys 1ng of approximately 100 PUBLIC AUCTION ro THE 5hall oe given onry 1n uw1 tic Wor11.1 Oevetopment designer women's ready NEEDED Relr1ger a1or. Bkyc~s 6060 , 192248 cut>•c yards of so11 ove1 0,,. HIGHES T BtOOEl'l F'OR P\8.IC NOTICE manne• pro111000 1>y taw w 111g 2000 M1111 StrM I to wear shop In Fashion washer/dryer' Pay 'as.h. -BICYCLE 'll llSSAI um& 13 Ill acre. removal ol Ndlmlf'll CASH, 1--w•ul money or lhe No bid Shllll 1>41 Gons1d .. eo Hun1moto11 Beach Cali· Island seeking 111ghty Mika. 64S-9701 SM BILL MAxi v TOY OT A 1110de1>r1s 11om the channel Unittl<l S1111es or a us111e• s FICTITIOUS aue•ER vn1ess n '' mace on • lorm lorma shall 1>e sealecl and motivated AH i Manager Peewee Hermann look AI T A/C 1 1 18881 B h Bl"d B' cutverl cte111ou1, 111CS COi\· check Orewn on a11y t>a11k. NAME STAnMENT t111m1n11CS t>y tne Cuy of 111eo w11h •tie City Clotk " and Sates People (7 14) Fumlturt 601 4 alike, red. balloon tires. ' ' ow mt es 84 7 8s5:ac • · H 1trucuon ol 111 111ter1m 1ntet credit union O• savoogs aoo The lollow•no persons re Hun1tng1on S.acn and " '"' C1vtC: Center Seeono 640·0 12 s new leather spnng teal. :r565695 • a11uc1vre 10 1ccommooa11 10110 assoc1at1on dom1eoees O<>tnQ t>vsmess es m11oa 1n 1e.coro1ne41 wn111no F100t ACSm1mst11111on Bv1ICS· MOVING JAN 21 Must selll 1989 COiumbia cruller II.Ill 11101 SIYWi ltl• end convey runoll 10 the OA· in mos "111e an payable at talCOLU 1t>>R,.NCHO 2 1~ orovu100"' or mo prOPOU I •"O. 2000 Ma111 Streo•. Hum· ----------Wall unit w/bar. 2 con· $125 00 or best oll9f Bil l MAX~Y TOYOTA, • 1111ng chan11 4!1 fl1f! tl\et1me olsate alltogM 111141 Tul11n Ave Newpor16'!tte11 r~u11emeni. tngton Bea'" C111to,,,1a on ~ temp couches.refr1g,smt Catt Mike 11 642·4321, 18881 9each Blvd , HB Auto.Air PIS, Till, Stereo propoud oradlng and •110 mterffl 11e10 by •n as Caht 92663 Eacn 1>1csoer mu11 1>e or 1>eloct1200pmof Jflllult)I ._. _: ~-_ ..... t,,•·... appliances. p1c1ures etc ext 315 or S48·3036. 847 -8SSS Casselle, Low Miies! CSr11n1ge pt111 w11t 1tlll\ove an fluaiee on 1n111 real Prcx>er•y Calvin Tao Lam •7229 ltc.en~.,o ano 1tso pre-9 1990 ano ltlall be opened ~ · _ u Best ollers 640-8930 12ABU415) ex1suno dosign111<1 •.000 1111.1atP m sttO Cou11ty encs Lemoo S• o Hes~•• quahltllO as requ111<1 by tew I>) • commouee com~ <..-i-Goods '89 LEGEND & • 12111. sq 11 riparian weHeno area Shlle oescrot>ed as rooows Cahl 92345 Thrcoty Councu ot rhe ot tne Cuv Clerk. tho C11y llllASS IEAlllUI zv:u::a 6065 90 INTEGRA Bill MAXEY TOYOTA es des1ooateo 1n E•R No LOI t3 Block 114 of ltact Paur Mark umot 9016 C·r~ 01Hurt1111g1onBuco1a-AHOfrlt!'t and OirectOf ot Mallres ... bok, trame, new, 111--••t SAVE! SALE! 18881 Beach.. Blvd H B 811·2 which wlS epprovecs l>y 234 1" I~ Co1y or N-port A rc n • b a 1 d R n c n ol'"'rves '"' 11gnt 10 reiec• any Put>llC Worl<" or thll• N S23s 84 ,, 8733 r-847•8555 the Hu1111~on 8eecn Cit" Beacn as Pf!f mtp •ecO<Oeo Cucamonoa Ca111 9 •730 or 11 1><0~ au1horz1eo 1epreMnt1llve ..... 1111' u-S'6' Trl-ftn Ewoeflent rnn. ' Boo 3 p ~ ""' Counc11 on •y t •989 The 1n " I ages 36 10 37 Euoen•a u mot 90 16 By ui. oroer or the Coty ano lh• result• of said blO llYIEI WllT( I IDSS Oilton Must Mii tut No c1m SPlllT 1111 propoul IS COl\llSltllll Wlll'I •ncluSlve OI M1soeraneous A r '" I I> ii I 0 R" "c n 0 Cour1C1I ol tne Coly OI Hunt Olng Wiil l>e repo<tld to the 0111,MV Mo11ress & trundle, neve< dings s.~~7....,.3 Aulo Stereo Casselle the e.111s11no Zonino and ~aps '" lt!e ottice or •ne CucamOf\ga C•''' 91730 "~'on Beac!I Calllornie 1he C11~ Council or S8J<l C1ty ot Vt ~ used s 1 95 • 840 • 8 733 * -.., Like New• ( lNXLS861 • Genernt Plan oesionauon ou11t)' Aeco•Oe• ot saoCS Ro1>e11 A•rn,ir c1ar•e 2 ·~ 4th CS•y o• Deeemo.. t989 Hvo11o01on Beach at IN A copy ol ttle request 1s on Covm~ T ushn Ave Newvo<HH!~n COftftit aroetiwey, City reguttr meelong to l>I hOICI llTllESS I Ill 12111 Ille wolh 11\0 C ly c1.,11. C.ty The wee1 addreu or CAlol 92663 Cllfll of tho City of 14uftt· on Mooc:Jey •he 22nd ol • No Collection • [ ar ly mor n1n~ motor routt>~ avd1lable Must have dependable tr anspor at ion and hdbtl1ty insurance AMVI AVll'lll E1r11ln91 Call 842 ·4888 bfl ween & '.rm S pm CM f l ~EJ $2.44 per day That'I ALL you pay fOf 4 llnn. 30 day minimum In the SERVICE DIRECTORY For more Information CALL TOOAYll ISi FllLllS Your SerWle Dlreclory Aecweeentatllf9 Ml-•121 bt.110 r •••H Bill MAXEY TOYOTA ot Hunung100 Beecn :?()()() o•M 1 common oes>gn&llOI\ Carol)-n O•le Clarke 21~ '"''on hoetl Jenuary 1990 ••the hour ol size. new. $ l!'l5 AZDA M IA TA l 990 18881 Beach Blvd H B M11n S11eet Hunttngto11 or '"" •eat prooenrf*etrt• T'tlsM o.ve Ne ... ~'1 Beacn P\.oOlisNld Or111Q1 COUl 7 00 P M .., 1"9 C.ty Council CALL • 840..8733 841-855 Beec11 Citttlornr• Any'*" a oo"'a oas,11oeo is C11!1t 92663 0~11•) P11<>1 oec.moei 14 21 Cnamoers '" tn• C1v1c Dreaming o l a while son w11.,,og 10 comment on ourpoc1..o 10 l>8 200 ano Freo611C" Woltoam Dan~ 28 1989 Ceoter ol saoCS Crt)' or Hunl· 1.M_lsc ......... rl•l'-.M•ou_..s _...-60;;.;l.-5 Misc. Transportation •PIEllllE IEll * Alter Cn1111mas Sate Antiques, sleet furniture. & misc At11um Court. Fasn1on Island.NB •Spinet piano. uprtgnt rreeze1 , Kg bdrm set. & m isc Mercury Colony Pk s1011onwgn 673· 7677 Ant~. Clauks 9045 '10 Pl YBIT1I 2 door Business Coupe Oelulle 9SV. restored. black.. $5400 638·3414 'II T-11111 SPECIAL LANDAU 60K. Mini Loaded SS250 OBO. S34-2042 Christmas? 3.500 mites fllll ESCHT 1111 1ne reQueSl may do so irt 206 I 2 1s1n Street N-· 5976 Eastwooo AV• ""' Tn96S 1ng1on Beacn 1110 Shall ~ $17 .500 Must sett due to 5 Speed PI S Casselle wrouno wolhin 30 days ot '"'' por' Beacn. Ca111om1a Loma Ca111 91701 acted upon by said Cny baby 969·6070 Te<f Mini Co'ndlllO~l\362738; notoGe l>y prov1d1og wtlllen Tne u11ders1gneO OIS· Tl'loS Dul>on&u 1$ ,0,, Counc1ttttl1eregut11~· 12 • comments ,0 ll'le Oepatl· c101ms all 1oa1>111ty •or any ,,,. oucU!d or a g~e<al pail 1ng ot J111uary 22 1990 TOYOTA 1986 Celle• GT I I mem or Communny O.· '°''ec•ness 1n saoo street neist11p P\mlC NOTICE The Cot) ot Huntington hatchb.c:lt Full P<>W9f, 5 Biii Maxey Toyota vetopmenr Emmonmental aooreu or 01n;ir common Tne •eg1s11 a111 com I Beacn Cahl~n11 ,...,_ speed. A ·I condition. 18881 Beach Blvd. H B. Resoutces Sec1ooo po desoonot•on menceo 10 transact ous• NOTICE •VITING tne righl to reiect any or Ill 40 000 miles. $7900 647·85SS Box 190 Hu11uno1011°Bea'h Saoo sate will 1>e maoe oe"s unoer the 1tc1ouous SlA.L.10 atOS b1d5 and 10 ICOIPI the b40 IM S PRINT) 54 3·92e& ... lft'I~------CA 92648 withO\JI Wlrttnty ••Prttu or t>usonMs name 0< names CC-71t deemed 10< lhe l>etl lntll' .. I days, 650·60S3 eve . Pu1>osne<1 Oranoe Coas• •mp1ooo 1eoaro1no lltle, P<>S· 1os1eo at>o"e on SeotemDer I No•oO• •• neret>v given that of tne C11y of Huntington Cally P1101 DeGem1>e1 28. session or eocium1>1aoces. I 1989 tl\8 C11y Council 01111e City ot Beach. Ca11t~m• 1989 to HhtlY •ht! 1.11\paoo oolt· Carolyn o C111rke !?1un11not1:111 8&ecn Cell· 8.)1.0fele< of theJ~ity Couo· ll\·990 Q1lhoos secureo Dy said Tt111 s1111ement wu liledltorni• will receive MJlteO ell ol IM City ot Huntington Deeo ol Trust wnh 111tt11tJSt w11n me County C141fk o• Or· l>•O• ,0, the w1181 war• Beecn. Cat1lom11 1n11 Jvne ------------111d Ollltlr sums as pro.,10tld ar'Ot' Couoty on No"eml>er noute P•OttlCI on me cnv ot 26, t989 P\8.IC NOTICE nere111 plus aovaoces ti any 7 1989 Hu111tng1on Bea'" Ct h· AT T ( a T : C on n I• __ ;....;;..;;.;;;.;..;_;..;...;;_;..;.;;~--ttle1eu11CSf! llnO 1111111est F~ l0<no.i on ac:c;orcsanc1 wUh aroearwe City Cleft ROSE BOWL TICKETS (2) 2S yard line. row 5S. $150 eacn 714-248-7486, pn. l•A-ut--1---.... ---9-100-1 •. 88 d~ w11r llJ'llJO .. , ..... ale Pa I OS mportcv ,.. ~ v r Y -• ~~ ~18 to• "" x:ret~ 'No FICTITIOUS eUSINISS mereon aoo Plus lees Pubtcsneo Oranoe Coest tne o••ns ano soec111cauons Pul>f•~ Orilf'l90 Cou• NAME STATEllffNT Cl'l••om ill10 e-penses or lhe 01111y Polol OeGemoe• 7 14 8110 tpetl81ptov11Jonlon 1111 Diii)' Pt10• Oeoemt>e< 14 21 The fotto..1no personi are r rvstee 11110 o• 1114' trvs11 2' 28 19119 In •he OlllCt of ti.e.air1C10< ot 1989 . Bttlllan1 uncttc US mmt SS gold com 24K. 1en111 oz Oelu• case Sacr $70 Beaul rare us s1tv COin lel 12 xtnt COtnl Incl SllV dollar 3 halls. 4 qtrs. 4 mere dimes t 8801 -1940s Apprx 4 oz 11tv tn ca• Seer $34 373.9045 I Ult. ID. Ml· 1lll Small Remodel & Addns Balhrm .. wardrot>e-Ooora 30 yrs 0 C Quality Worll iv.w~. pa1 • paths, e1c No )ob 100 email, ,. ....... ., Ul-1111 . ..., ......... ,... All PhaMt Femlly owned & operated Al.to Ou~ Truck & Bot>c;et Sefvioel. 27 yr• ••P lie. S40-22M ALL YOUR CONCRETE NEEDS Quality wortl at real pricet Free es1. 751·8535 Conclrete/ AepheiiCuttlng Coring fOf Ofalnage Concrete Pumping C.N. Web~ S52•0ff0 * llW SILE . ~ '~ ~Ill l~T\163 mm • i. 1.!>IS ..,_,,. 2QIP/16 SA'I( d0<r~Ous1ne" as crea1e<1 Oy said Deeo of Th-9!)8 Publ< WO<ks Documonta Tl1M45 • 1•1 11us1 T~ 1ot1I amou111 OI i••••••••••••••••••••••••••••lill ICM J ta ASABELLA OECOA 1"310 01>1o0auons al tne tome Our entire Inventory nas been drastteetty reduced fOf extra sav1nos1 sn1L111•t•s tS40 Jamboree Roed Newpor-1 Beac:to • ~ I 1~ A I 10Jl(901 113 m • 8 \,'8( A I ISI001/ Slfi~ 135-3171 ~ r,...,., !SS) ,,£ •. Sall, ... s.. ...... , ... -Sil A uto A ir , P I S A TIVE PLASTER AATS 01 1n111alpu1>tic.111tooollh1S PI WtndOWS Till Stereo tbl CASABEllA 752' NOIK;> ,, S•n 064 60 Casselle W ood-grain Stater Avp S•~ !08 tiun• 011eo Oecem1>er 11 Trtm W11e Wheel Covers moron Besen C111o1 92647 1989 I tGLE690J Ptlollop J Weli.er 600 E MAL EST AT( SfCUltl· ••n1 Oceanlron• 2G Ball>OI TIES SE .. VICE • Caltfofft&e & Cahl 9266' ' BILL MAXEY TOYOTA Juh• l•ernfy 600 E ~orr.::r~e::';,a!:I!~ 18881 Beach Blvd H B Oct'.tnttont lG BalbOa 1io0 Nor111 .;Oldwey sun. M 7 ·65S5 Cahl 9266 ' 100, Santa Ana. CA 012101, T111s ous1neu 11 co11 Te.._.._ (714) ~10 OUClllO Oy a gtoneral Plrl Put>lis~ Oreoge Coast oersh•P Oa11y P1101 Oecemt>e< 14 2 1 The reg1111r11nt com 28 •9119 t'ller1Ce<l 10 lrOnSKI l>\ISI neu u11oer tne tic11uous bvsmeu name °' namea lilltl<l above on Novembet 14 1989 Ph1lhp J W11ll111 This s1111men1 was t1te0 1111 lhe Cov111y Cteik or Or· 1nge Covnly on Novemt>et 14 f989 F~1 Publosneo 0 11noe Coas• HANGING/STRIPPING Oa11y P1101 Oecemt>et 14, 2 I Ltc•560875 VISA·MC 8 1989 Janullr) 4 1990 673-IS 12 Th-976 P\8.IC NOTICE Ttl967 SUPERIOR Wallcov•ri'ng 1n11a1tat1on Removal Wall R4!pair Prompt lie your home. pell & ptanll :566215 Mark 642·6842 etc Many R4tt1 761·63S5 we ate shd h•"" t ther -g -·· oge 01 \111,0IHI I WHILE YOU'RE AWAY SttJp .patnt-tns11t1 Ad· HOME MGMT co vtc. 10 the crazy 14 yrs Hou1&. pet• & plant car• exp 633-7172 any ume Refs. Uc: /Int 567-494 7 Merchandise to Buy or 8ell? Try our classifieds . Only $12.40 for 4 ltnes for 7 dovs Coif todo for results vou needed yesterday 642-5678 Datl~ P\loc l~l TODAY'S CROSSWORD PUZZLE ACROSS 1 l\tt\O OI l()D 6 DISOUlh 10 Cnun• 14 Aull'IO< l ('()' 1!> Mr S~arl!'•d 16 Presen• 11 Foo•we•r G~S<><l~i 18 Some N ' A~oeen ICllt' 20 Deer s ,,,, 2 t Eno1o0 tor ump 2J Mapn&1•rO 24 (,urve 2S UK """' 26 Cream prooucer 30 Collide 34 Th1eesome• 3~1ouet\y 37 c ares o•m4' 311 Stllfl<l•no 39 CrHm ,, P•••S. 0 Bfunc.hed •3 Man1101>1 11'<11111 44 Poe'lo. OUI 46 Cuc~ 48 81oll'lf'tl) ~ St>of> f ()Im ~l NH S3 Fota !>6 [rOCHIC 57 The 1>1ony 60 f f'I l>IC" 62 Ouuion• 64 t.AS Mu"tl 6!.H~ 66 W0<"-1110 ~ lau 1>au~ 68 Crooves 6Q Coe>Pf'f• DOWN 1 Wh1l11> :' 5111014' 3 Per•s••l'I 4 WHt9111 lrtCS1a11 !>lei 6 r a111y ,_ 7 At11can oor• 8 Pr4tYlll & r.ighten1no 10 Foth I I Mt-Ill •1 ..... .,, """ 13 l ight ah•ll t9 ~Of· ()f hull n Penc11 ~1 24 Ctt• .. ,, l!> T renslattOn 16 F emeo tld<lle 27 CltO . lltt .. 11 Wu motow 19W~ J t Cta.ry •• 31 ... .,.,h lttng 33 Hoatelt)' ae ~ 40 Olfocuon 4 t Aenl 43 Reft..,, 45 Unof1h0dok Of'9 4 7 lOOtlOO W9'Y ··~ 5 1 PwcNI ~3 6'*"'111 S4 F'9N:ltl· c.r.tian- 5!> LM> ...... 51~ 57~ 5' °'*'' stPor1er9'111'1 ,, Dl'N9~ ..,...,...... - a.....-1---... ---~ ... -----··--------iiMlil---l~__!Bll.!!l!!IL. W ml'IC8: lcltH...,..... ..,. • ~-Al '9R MA~ a Tiie refitlrtftt OOM• Aetne L"• "'etiraAGe -• ·-_ ... __ .. _ .. _ ......... ._.llO. .... -.... --·-"' -':1jl:ij-.. -~· - ...... ..,.,....,... .......... 9er Club'-* Paarl ,.., -..,. 'AOll 11'0. INCl.uM ,_ --... ICttllCM corpotatMlft, <:tty ......... J=l!PM-ZONt·~H#bOt ~ULI ~ .. 900K -eo ...... ._.. Conipen,, • CGMeet!M .. ... El o.;;}r~' .. "o &-: II ...... _... ..... ,...,... Cel!INI... At0Uf8T COllf*tlOMI ··--OP MllCILLANIOUI ..,..,_ MIN or ._.... Atylutn 8tr .... H.,tford.t.11111.... ........ _. ,_If 1111: ., ... Qly o1 Hwlt"'llOfl .... UM Pwmit No "4t/COn-On .Jf/114MY 1t 1tl0 al MA'9, NCON>e OP OR-l6aled .-... on· N/A ConnectlCUI Ol IM l'9 GDUlt. II ..., 11. , • .....: 10:GO liMdl • the aAlloe ol ... On ~-H . lW. dll1onal hcac»tlol\ (V•I· l t 00 • rn. ~1qj ~ ANOE COUNTY. CALI· Dlalw ltOlllll Tt\11 ~ .. COfl• lHll!TfTION A.M..._ ..... : ........ Cllya.rll•~Htll.2000 al t332WATSONAVENUI, ~)No ... 53/CoealalO. CAN TIT\.! INSURANCE FORNI.A TM~· .. Mad dYcted bY a,.,_ .. pen. ......_ ID ,. __ Mein ltr~ HunllflllOI\ COSTA M!SA, ClktOfnia. ~tPerrnltNO •zo COMPANY .. 1ria•. Of UCEPTING lH!AE· Wlttl theCountyo.til of Or· ner~ &Pl ...,.. . N _ _, leaictl, C~ unllfltle otf~tOltNOr~Coun· i.arequee1tocdfruc;ta3e Suc:c:euor Tr111t .. or 'AOM 1HAT PORTION Of llnQ4I Collnly on~ Tiie teot•ttant aorn· • --=-:..100:: c: lloutof200p.m Oft~ IY 04.UICI AtlOfMy ..... 11nll rHldentlal con· Subtututed Trus••· OI lflat LANO INCLUDfD WITHIN 14, t... menced to trellMct bull-Adl••--u ........... CelilrNI 11. tttO, at Whldl time~ PIGPtflY lor lorteitur• In dOrl'lll\luM ptoi-c;t In ._. of ceoain !>MO of Trutt a · PARCEL l , A8 SHOWN OH ,__ neM ~ the flct1tl0Ua • .... _........ .... ~· will be OC*19C1 ~ and conMetiM with vlolatlone of en llPOfOV9<1 42 Ul\ll 1Mlden-eG\lled by MICHAIL DOAK A MAP RI CORDED IN ~ Orange Coe9I ~ name or 1WN1 ....... ..., --~ r..i _,., 1n ttie eounctt ~alth end Salety C<>de Sec· llal condomlnNrn p1oi-c1 NovwntMlr 27. 19415 • IM!rir 900t< •ts. PAGE 21 OF o.ity Ptlot C>Mernw 14, 21, .._,ed tt>ow on. J\fly 25. .. ... .,.. • ~3!!;.• Dwok'JI OI Cllember9 tOf lhe land· Ilona. to wll t 13!18 wllh a v~ IO UAed rnent No 8!1--480027. of Of, PARCEL MAPS. IN THa Of. 21. tMI. January 4, ltlO 1911 -.!,a__!!ue F.r-A .. OIL on .;::::r' Lil I WI W D of ecapino of ttle blu"1 along The .. umatedl_,.,,aieed the inulmutn ltww tHrlM hci .. Record• of Or1n99 FICE Of TH! COUNTY Rf. Th-t71 Pr..io.nt -· 111111 ..-._..,. ltle OCMf'I _,. or Paci(jc value of lhe .ffi,Of»f'Y II end buolO IOUf Moflel Tiie county, Callloinla, end CORDER OP O"ANOE T"'8 •t•ternem -filed A JI, ':'° • 1· • ::J: ~ ':, ......,_== Coast HIQftwey "°''" of 152,450 00. he Hired •PPM! 19 bUed on Ille aoe. pyrauanl to that cetlaln No-COUNTY. CAllfOMA. ~tn.CounCounly tyonC~~ , _ 100. · ,.~.;._._ ,.......,. ,. __ of Oold9tl w ... Street In the PfOperty II deSCllbeO as IOI· QU~ or EnvlrorwMntal Im-tic• ol Oeleult lt\ef91.tn<* (2) LOTS I I 3. ANO 4, Of', __ ............................... __ ,,.,.,,... ---"-... ---.. -.... City Of Huntington 8Mch tow•· apaci Aapoll No 12.:J recorded Sac»tembef 20, TRACT NO 1111, Al P£A "Cnnou9 .,..... 14, 1M8 M • 8Mtl Ma. ... of Clllllmll. -~ A .. t of ~. 9')«:111· 1989 PONTIAC FIREBIRD E N v I R 0 N M f NT A L 1989 .. 1n11rumen1 No MAP AECOAOE.D .. 900K lilAm ITA~ ,.... ID -... ID ' M ..... _.... .. -4• catlOnS. end oltlef con1ract L I C '2 LUX 0 5 7 VIN STATUS CO'tlWed by En· 119·505878, or Otflelal ~ 308, PAGES 33 AND )4 Of The lo410w1"9 peraont arfl Publltfted Orange CoNI ~ .,,._ You OllJICT TO ~ ~~er: doc:umenta maw be Obtained IG2FS2184KL215813 wonmenlal Impact Aepofl Mrdl ol aald c-·n1w, will MISCELLANEOUS MAPS doing l>Utlnne... Delli Pilot o.c.mber 2 t 21 -hew w.hed nolce .. 8:2 of._.~. -on December f2, 1889 al IM 1989 CADILLAC AL, No • whleh wu C«t•..., undel and purtulllll to Mid RECORDS OF ORANGE PACIFIC OCEAN MAIN-.., ,._,"' .wv --· -•• ...........-.-..,_., "' Depar1men1 ol Public LANTE LIC 2LOK998 VIN by the C11y Council on Fet>-!>MO of Tf\111 Mil el pul>llC COUNTY, CALIFORNIA TENANCE, t982 Maple Ave Th,"6 ~*::it. end ... WCI"' _.,_ ~ , 82 3 .,,_ .. -.,.. , • 1"• • J ......... ~. 1 I, t"""" . :::l..-91.: -~ -• -"--. c.mMaml& ... PrOf*'Y Works, 2000 M11n Sir•• IG6VR3 183KU100481 rua1y 7. t983 auction lor cHh, iewfut The lllMI •ddreu or •201, Coeta Mete. C811f. .._IC llnTIC( ,,... ..._ tt1.,,..,,.....,. UI~ .!!...llL~ l•!.,NI)', ~~~'. Hu1111ng1on e.ach, C•ll· Pursuen1 10 1ectlon COASTAL STATUS Thlt money or tile Unlt41d SlatM olher common ou1gna11on 9~827 ...-. nu --.... --· -· --· If _., - tornla, upon 1ece1p1 of • t 1488 4(11 ot Ille Calllornla proiect 11 In Ille appe•l•ble of Ameilca, a cuhler'1 ol Mid p1operty Pu1por1ed Allredo MenezH, 1982 ~ Pll'80ft .. M IW ........ V ~ a.di. CA ll2MO non-refundable IH of Health and Salet)' Code. portion ot the cout•l ~one ChKk piyabte 10 uld to 302 Columbia StrHI Maple Ave •201, C:O.t• &.aGAL NOT1CI ~ ID "9 ....,.,_ llWJ be In The unc::zled Trvel .. l30 00 p1ocedu•es to 10f1elt thlt Und« the provl11on1 ol Trullee oraw11 on • atel• Of Newport Beach. C• Mesa, Catll 9?6t1 NOT1C8 Of enct ~ aood pef'IOll Ot by 'JOCll ~· diedeimt Y tor .,,, Eacn bid lhall be made on p1operly without judlclal the Hun~on S.acll Ordl· nttional bank a clleck Salo .. ie will be made Th11 t>u1111e11 ta con, "*IC IA&.I Of why Ihe courf "'°"1d no1 If YOU AAE A lncon9aneee of 111• •lfeet ttle Propogl Form ano 1n 1>(0Ceed111g1 are under way na11ce Code. th• action di•wn t:>y a ataie or lederal wlthoot covenant or wat, d"'ted by an lndlvl<lual MANDOlmD Nl~TY granl Ihe •flof:l\I. CREDITOR Of • addr.. and Oltlel CIOllllMn lhe mannerprovlded ln the llyOdclalman 1n1erntto tah11bytheCllycounc1tlscredll uruon or a cnectcr•nty.eKprfflor lmplled.H The regl1trant com, No1~l1heret>yglventh•I A HEMING on cooelnger~t~orlhe•~.".,.,, lhown contracl documentl, and th11 p•operty, you mu•t tinaJ unlesl an llPIJUI Is ftteo draw11 by a atale or tea.rat 10 tllle, po.....ion or en-menced to 111naact bull· lhe undWllgned wlll Mii •t 1>9"°'1 wll be hetd dam••d nut file .ocwe. If no •rMI tlOdfW or shaN be accompa11>eo t>y a within 30 dl!lyl ol lhe 11111 10 the Coastal CornmiulOn .. vinga ano loan Hl«ll· cumbrances to sat11ty lhe ness under lhe tlc tltiou• put:>llC euctlOn, pursuant to J*'U~ '8, 1990 el 1 :4 ;GJ; clM'1 = IW court othlr oommon deelgNllon ,! ce111lled or cashler's cheek puollcauon ol thla Notiee. by th• appheant or •11 aQ· lion. 0, 51v111g1 b8"k apecl, u11pa1d·batanee due on the busmen 11ame or n-Section 2t700 of the Busl, P.M. lti Qept. 3 localed ilnd in.ii • copy to lie lbcMn. cllr9d.lone to 'be 01 • bid bond for nol leu Ille a ventoed clalm st.etlng grlelttld Patty Said llPP98' lied 1n sec:uon 5102 ol the nole or notes secured by 1t1led ebOve on Oecemt>et ne.1 & Profffllonal Code, 100 CMc Cenler perlC!nal ~M ioc.lon olllle P'Of*'Y ':;t than 1004 ol the amoun1 of )'OUI 1nteres1 In lhe Ml.led mu$t be in wr1un9 and muat Ftnincoal cooe e11d said Deed 01 Trull, town 8, t989 the lollow1ng detcrit>ed W•l1 5-119 ~. illl>ooinled ..., .,. court Oll4.,., by Mndln9 • en 1he bid made payab14110 the p1operty with lhe Clerk of Mt forth In deta1l ltle actlone aulhor1zed to do oualness 111 3.306 69, plus the lottowing Alfredo Menein property to wit: DAVID 82701. :..., tour -fnonlhs from rtqUMI 10 the Denelldwt City ol Hu1111ng1on Beach the Oranoe Cou'!t)' Supe1ior and grounds by end upon thl• atale. at r ne Main En-estlmeted costs, expe11ses Thi• 111temen1 wu llled ALCOCK 0·65 Computer. IF YOU 08JEC1 IO._ d9le ol hi illullnce of wttNn 10 ~ ol tl'oe dete of The Contractor shall. In the Covil. 100 Civic Cen1er which lhe epplican1 or irallCe 01 Firs• Amer1ea11 and advances at ltle time 01 wllh tlle Cou11ty Clerk ol Or· delll, & 11 • bx REED Ihe granllna of lhe pedtlon, .....,. • ~ lri tlr1' plJt>llc:91on ol lhll Nolb ot peitormanQe ot ow1 work Drive West, Senle Ana. CA 1n1eru1 .. d P•rly dHma Title lnau11nee Compe11y lht m1ua1 publlcauon of lh1s ange Cou11ty Of') Decemt>et JACOBS CO G,90 8 kitchen you lhould' •Pf>e• el f'9 Mellon 9100 of lie sete. and 1mprovementa. eonlorm 82701 You ••so mull himself 8ggneved Said •P-localed at 1 i• E 5th sireet. Notice ot Sale $9.866 99 8. t989 la11s, 2 tlove topt, 4 bx tile & hear~ and stale vour Callfornle Probele Codi. Benetldlry: Udop-,,: to the Labor Code ol the p1ov1oe the 01s1r1ct Al· peal mu•I be submitted to s11111 Ana Ca11lor11le all thal NOTICE TO f...S7 4 • bx MICHELLE BREN· =tibna Ot file wrfnen The lime fof f1J1na ~ Ploperl• TrUll, 7t7 State ot Calllornla an<I OIMI to•ney s Olllce wilh 811 an, the Coastal CommlU IOn right, tule 'and interest con· fl'ROPEftTY OW•ft PuOlllhecl Orange Cout NAN H· 126 Bed bx sp . met. ob lions with the CQUft wll nol expire beb'e tour Dr .. IC. Newpoll e..cti. CA laws ot the S1ate of Cali· dorsed copy ol the d 11m w11h111 ten ( 101 worklno days veyey 11 YOU ARE IN DEFAULT Dally Piiot Decembef 14, 21. tied frame, & 9• b~ LAURA be • ltMI hearin9 Your mont'la from lie heertng t2t183 torn•• appflcabl• tM!eto, d11ectao to Forfeiture ol the data ol the Ctty Coon· under saio OeeO 01 Trust In UNDER A DEED OF TRUST 28. 1989, January 4, 1990 MacDONALD H· t9 2 Iii• ~ance mey ·be in ctaaa noticed abo¥9. Omni Souroa Flnal'ldel. Inc. with tile exception only ot Ltason .. Orange Cou111y 011, col s action l hefe IS 110 lee lhe property snualed 1n said DA TED August 30, 1985 Th-977 cab , wheel barrel, 111111 ~ Ot bV 'fOUI ~· YOU MAY EXAMINE • Mid Tl'Ull ... 30100 Town auch var1at1o11s tt111 may be t11c1 Altorlley s 0111ce UM 101 the appeal of a coHtel cou11ty and Slete deteflbed UNLESS YOU TAKE AC· bike. sofa. stereo. BB O . IF YOU ARE A lhe .. Mp( by lhe court. " Center Dr .. I0207, Lagune required unoer ltle special tne Control No above on e11y deveolopme11t pe<mll es TION TO PROTECT YOUR Plllt.IC NOTICE chesl, lbts. ena1r1. sp, mitt. CREDITOR Ot 8 VOU •• a per90n Nlguel. CA 92977 (714) 11atu1es pursua11t 10 whteh corr9$polldence An eggneveo l)efSOn may EXHIBIT A' PROPERTY. IT MAY BE oeo treme. plctl. typew11ttH, conllngenl creditor of l'9 lnlet•led In the ncate. 499-6825 By: Jedi D. Melhls, p1oceedu;ig1 1>ereunde1 ere ti you• claim 15 not umety Ille an appeal 10 lhe Coastal A CONDOMINIUM CON, SOLD AT A PUBLIC SALE KIS474 tool Ox. 20• bx & misc ctaceeied ~ mual file VOU may rile with fie court PrM. taken and which have not flleo. lhe D111r1c1 Atlorney's Commission w1lh111 ten ( 10) SISTING OF THE FOLLOW· 1r YOU NEED AN £XPLA· FICTITIOUS BUllNEIS WAYNE REED J·98 Crib. your ~ wifl the court a fotrilel ReQueet tor Oei.: Declmb« 18, 1a8lil t>ee11 superseded by 1he Olllce will Oeclara lhe prop-wo1k1ng Oays, purMJant to ING NATION OF THE NATURE NAM€ ITAn•NT latl hammock wago11, and mail a C09Y IO fie Soeclel NOlioe ol twt •ng Dec 29, 1989.Jan 4. 11. 1990 provl..ona ol t11a Lt1b01 e<ly descrtbeO on ttus Notice Section 30603 ot lhe P\JbllC PARCEL 1 UNIT NO 38 Of THE PROCEEDING The lollowlng persons are basket. 3 box CA~OL ~al repl'eeerllalive ol an lnven!Ofy 80<1 0r811g8 COUI Dlllly Pllol Cod• Preference IO tabO! 10 be lo1fetted 10 the Slate Resources COde, 111 w11ung OF THA: CERTAIN CON· AGAIN s T y 0 u. y 0 u Cloong business as LINDGREN Ar26 n Chell, appointed by lh• court apptaisal ol estate ..... •hall be given 0111} 1n lhe The p1ope1 ty will then be to. Cahtom1a Coastal Com· DOMINIUM PROJECT DE· SHOULD CONTACT A LAW· MINA PRODUCT DE, Dx SP mall , lbl ens . Wiflln four monlhe lrom Ot of #IY pe•llon 0< DI-IC N0TIC·£ manner provided Oy law d•SPOM'd ol as p1ov10e<l In mission 245 w Broadwey, SCRIBED IN THAT CERTAIN YER VElOPMENT co 3100 All· stove '" ctlestl. hat tit. • the dale of first IMuance of eccounl -ptO\lided in ... ,._ No bklshallbeco11S1de1ed HeallhandSalelyCOdeSec, Sulle 380 POB 1450. loog CONDOMINIUM PLAN RE, DATED De¢embe• 21 wayA\le t41 Cosla Mesa, 1et , micro, 20· b• misc 1etl4N9 .. s>tOYided in MCllOll 1250 of fie KOS3eS unless It 11 meda on a form uon 11489 B e a c n Cat'' or n 1 • CORDED IN BOOK 10790. t989 c 11111 92626 LINDA LAWSON E·•2 aec:lion 9100 ol tie California Probate Code. A NOTICE OF P~ION lu1n1st1ed by the Coty ol THOMAS BORRIS. Dia· 9 0 8 0 1 1 4 5 0 I 2 t 3 I PAGE 906 OF OrFICIAL RE· FNtlT AMERICAN TITLE Baoek Khamanlen 10•0 couch, bx . sp ma1 . rug, C•fomia Probate Code. Requeal tor ~ Notice TO a ,,....,INISTER Hu11Ungto11 Beach ano is trlcl Attorney 590-507 1 CORDS IN THE OFFICE OF INIURANCl COWANV w MacArthur Senta Ana lamp. wasner?. tbl chest, The hrne b filinG etainw form ii available from tie .. uwo maoe 111 acco1da11ce with 1he Puotosh d 018'1Q8 Coast The Coa11a1 Comm111son THE COUNTY RECORDER By: Dawld C. H~het. Cahl 92708 · l>ed 10 O• misc wtl nol expire befor• foor COUft c:terk, ESTATE OF: prov1si011s ol the p1opo"I Da1ty P1tot C>Kemt>er 28. review period will com, OF ORANGE COUNTY A11thorlaed DHlcer. lUS This business 15 eon-Sale w1ll t>ebycompet1t1ve monlhs from fl• heanng AftofrteyfOf Pelllloner: BOBBYLYN 1eqw ements 1989. January 4 a11d t 1. mence atter tne C11y appeal (SUCH PLAN BEING HERE· Fourleentll ltrMt, River, oucted by 811 mdovioual D1dd111g (wr11ten sealed b1da dale noUotd above. HowNr, Q.,"'., a WALLACE JR. Each bidder mus1 oe 1990 period Ms eMOd ond no BP· AFfER REFERRED TO AS aide, Calllornla 92501. (714) The ,991 st1a11 t com· may De suomuted m ad· YOU MAY EXAMINE Brown CASE NO. A~5157'9 licensed a11d also pre fH,993 peals nave Oet!11 toled APPh· THE CONDOM INIUM 114,1eoo -menced 10 11111sact bull· vance1 on tile 4th oay of ltMI file kept by ltMI court." 4S40 C•rnpu• Of. lo al heifa qualified as required oy law ca111s will oe no11l1ed oy the PLAN 1 ANO AS DEFINED Published O<a110• Coast ness ul1Cler the hchtoous Ja11ua1y 1990 at 2 00 yoo are • peraon llo• 2207 benekleries c:reditOI .. The City Cou11c11 ol tne PUBLIC NOTICE Coas1a1 Comm1ss1on as to IN HtA r CERT AtN DEC· Dally P1101 D8Cember 28, busmesa 11ame or names o'clock P M at thll premises tnlet•ted in the •Slate, N.woort lleech , CA con•lnnenl ~ and CltyolHunllnotonBeachre· thedateoltheconclus1onol LARATION OF COVE· 1989 Ja11u111y 4 11.1990 hsteo aoo•e on May 27 w11e1e said properly Iles youmayrtlewllhfleoourtl2M3 ~· who • ~ se1ves the llQht to re1ec:t any PUBLIC NOTICE tne Coastal CommoSS•Ol1 ••• NANTS CONDITIONS ANO th995 1987 b4Mll1 atOfed and wt\ICh 111 • formal FWauest for Oranoe Coaal Dallv Pilot otheiwlae be inleNaled In or alt bids NOTICE 0, \l>ew Apphca11isaieaOvosed RESTRICTIONS FOR NEW, Babka Kllamen1a11 located at AYRES SELF $pedal Nollce ol fie Ming 0.C. '28. 29. 1~1J J#I. '· the will Of ..cale Of both Byorde1ollhllC1tyCoun, PUBLIC HEARING 1101 to begin construc11011 PORT CREST HOME, PU8llC NOTICE This staleme111 was hied STORAGE 70 l 2 Ernest ol an lnllen!Ofy #Id 1990 of· eOBBYLYN c11 ol tile Cny ot Hunt111gton REQUEST FOR P110• to 1na1 OOIP OWNERS ASSOCIATION. wHh lhe Counly Clerlt. of 01· Ave Hu1111ngto11 Beach C1 eppalul ol Mlate ..... WALLACE JR Beacn. Calltorn1a tll1s De TAXICAB ftATE ON FILE A copy 01 tne RECORDED BOOK t0348 FICTITIOUS •UllNEIS ange CCJunty on Oec;emt>ef 714·848·73 l4 Ot of any peltion or P\ellC NOTICE A PEllflON haa been cember 4. 1989 IHCREAll proposeo devetopment ptM PAGE 693 OF OrF'!CtAL RE· NAME STATEMENT t3 t989 Landloro reserves ina accounl .S orovided in fled bV MARYLYNN Connie •rockwey, City NOTICE IS HEREBY is Ofl Me on tne CommuM'f CORDS OF ORANGE TM lollow1n perso'1S are F440251 nght to boo ill the sale aec:lion 1250 of tie 1065448 MARINEZ in the SuperiO< Clerk of the City of Hunt, GlllEN 1no1aPublic11~ar111g Development Department COUNTY ANO AMEND-g Published Oranoe Coast Purchases must Oe made Oy California Probate Coda A NOTIC£0f' c t r Calilomia. County lnaton lleech wlll oe heiO bytheC1tyCounr 2000 Main Slltlel Hunt· MEN TS THERE TO RE· Clo~~g ~~r~es~~s RANCHO Daily Pilot December 21 28 cash ilnd paio l()f It the time Requesi tor Soecial NoUce TRUSTEE'S SALE ol°()RN..GE ~ubhshed Orange Coasl col ot the City ot Hu1111ng1on 1noto11 Beach Calllomoa CORDED tN BOOK t0384. 215 Tusltn Ave . Newpori 1989 January 4 1 t 1900 ol pu•chase All purchase<! torm la available lrom Ile T s No SMITH THE · PETITION Oa1ly P1101 December 22, 28 Beach 111 the Council 92648. 101 mspectoon Oy the PAGE 461 AND IN BOOK Beac;h CA 92663 Th·984 0000s are sold as is a11d CGUrl der'k. YOU ARE IN OEFAUl T esla that MARYLYNN 1989. Jam,ary 4, 1990 CnambtH ol tile C1v1c. puOl1c A copy ol tile stall 10793. PAGE 518 BOTH OF Calv.111 T a1 Lam 17220 must be removed et lime ol Anotney fot Pedlloner: UNDER A DEED OF TRUST ~INEZ be led as Fth020 Center Hun1tngto11 Beach report v.111 oe avm1able to OFFICIAL RECORDS f' THE Lemon St 0 Hesperia PUBllC NOTICE sale Sa~ is sub1ec1 10 H. JACK HALL ATIY. DATED AS SHOWN BELOW'. nsonal r r::'w. to ----------at 111e hour ot 100 PM O< inte<esled parties ill Coty DECLARATION I ANO THE CA 92345 ca11c;ellat1on o11 the aYent ot ., 0oV9f Dr. I .. ,, UNLESS YOU T~E ACTION ~islerepfle "'9te ol llllllDllC NOTICE as ~oon tnereal!Pr as poss-Hall DEC.LARA T ION OF AN· Paul Mork Umol 9016 K se111eme111 betw8811 La11d· Nftn>ort Beech • CA TO PAOTECl YOUR the deoedllnt ---'"~-------•Dleo11 Mondayth118thdt1y All INTERESTED PER· NEXATION FOR L0T20F Arc n1botd Ran c h o SS471 101danooo11got8dparfy 12113 . PROPERTY. IT MAY BE A HEARING on f'9 KU473 ol January 1990 tor tne SONS are invited lo atteno TRACT NO 7817 !THE DEC· Cucilmoo a CA 91730 STATEMENT OF Ke11 Nor1on. Ma11agei Orange Coast Oaitv Piiot SOLD AT A PUOUC SALE. IF .ilon wil be he6d on FICTfTIOUI llUIUNESS purpo,.. ot con51df'"nO o ,,. :r.mo nea""O Jn<l e (p1f'U LARATION OF ANNEXA, Euge11~ Umol 90 16 A::~F~T~~~ ~ub~1sh~,?'•l'IQ9 2Coa2.s8t Dec '28. 29. l~~ Jen 4, YOU NEED ~ ~nuaty 18 1990 al 1 ''5 NAM€ ITAHMIENT ques1 o.,. Coa.11 'fellow Cal> op1n•ons 01 'luOm1t evidence 1 IONI RECORDED OCTO· A I c n Iba I 0 Ra nch 0 UBua-s• NA• D9a119y 1101 ........ embef 1, 19QO EXPLANATION OF THE p M lri 0ep1' 3 located. •t Coope ··t • t11c 10 11 101 O• 11ga1nst the •lPPhCOl1on BER 18 1972 IN BOOK . ~ 1 8 . • . • Tile following per1011s are •u •v~ 1 • as oullrned aoovo 11 ll'lere · _ Cuc.an1origa CA 91730 The lollo,.,1ng parso11s 978 NATURE OF THE 700 Civic: C.nler Drive dolnQ business a°)' crease t.m ca1> •ales in tno 10381 PAGE 543 OF OF Roberl Arthur Cla~k• 215 ha e abandoneo the use ot th PUBllC NOTICE PROCEEDING AGAINST Wesl 5-1te Anll CA C11y ol Hu11t111g1on Beach are 8'1) queshO<lS or lu•lhe• FICtAl RECORDS IN THE T •· Be ' YOU YOU .,..,.,. • n ""JO ' GARRY STREET L TO S d 1 held deliits neces•ary please OF.rlCF OF THE COUNTY u~ttn Ave ... ewPO•I actl. l he r 1c11t1ovs Business DlllD•IC NOTICE . ~ ., 1. 610 Newport Canter Dnve. ai hHlll'IQ '5 o De· contact Rooerl R Frankhn CA 92663 Name SOUTHLAND CAR ..-~ ~ 05.359tL CONTACT A LAWYER. IF YOU OBJECT TO Suite 700. Newport Beacll, pursuantto Cnapter 5.48 ot Assoc 101e Plen110 , 111 Rl;COROER OF PRANGE C11rolt11 Date. Clor!Ul..215 CARE 1835 Whme1 Ave -NOTICE OF PETITION A publlc aucrlon ule to the ltMI granling ol lhe peUtlon, Celll 92660 the H~~~gtoo BeaCh Mur 536-5271 c~":..NRT;El 2 AN UN Tuslon Ave Newport Beach. Bu•I0111g A·6 Costa Me"· NOTIC.K 053593_ -ON TO ADMINISTER" h~I blOcl« tor C86I\. you lhOulcf appeer .. fl• Ber11t0e B Helle111a11 and 111cipa e Connie Brockwa Hunt· • CA 92663 Call! 92627 E OF PETIT1 ESTATE OF· cuhler'a check drawn on • heatlfli and state your Jon11 B Helfe1na11 Co· All •l1te•ested '*~5 are lntton Beach City ~i.rk ~V~O~ T~ 6~T~ ~J~~g~ Fredenc;k Wilham Daniel Tne F1c1111ou• Bus111ess TO ADMINISTER ERICA NOLL tikB llete or na11on81 bent..• ehtdl objeclfOns Ot Ille wnllen Trustees ot the Ser11ice B 1~vil~~~ 8~':;,~.s:~ ~:;; Published Ora11ge Coast ~RE~ AS DE~NEO IN THE 5!176 Eastwood Ave. Aile Nilme reterreo lo above waa ESTATE OF: ERICA WEIOOEFT dr8Wl1 by • Male or leoer.1 ob19Ctiona with lhe oo\Ht Helferna11 Rovocabte Trust. g 1 or ..,,al 51 sa d Daily p1101 Decembe• 28. DECLARATION AND IN THE Loma CA 91701 toled "' Ornnge Cou11ty on MARJORIE ANN NOLL aka ERICA crtdlt ulliOll. or• checR .,,_11 belo<e the heanng. Y04Jr Oaled I 1115188 opornon~ or ..,, n 1 1989 T111s ous1'11!SS 15 co11, Novemoe< 17 1988 FILE NNELL .. by • , .. , or tedtral ~ appearance may be in Wiima V Burnell and raquesl lor 1aaocab Ille In, th966 DECLARAT ION OF AN, Oucle<l Dy a general pa11. NO F3!18600 W. NOLL end loen -ociallon. 18WIQS person or by your allomey .John B Heller11a11. Co· cruw Further lnlormll•on NEXATtON BEING LOT 2 ne"l1•P Amcoach 25 Linda Isle ARJORIE A. CASE NO. A1515e3 utocletlon. or aavlllgt bank IF YOU ARE A Trustees ot ttoe Wiima V may bit oo1eiried horn lhe OF TRACT NO 7817 AS lhe •ao1stra111 com Cohto11113 Nev.poll Beach. ONNELL aka lo al heir's speotled 1n Stc:llOl'I 5t02 of CREDITO R Ot • Burnett ReYocabie Trust Ollice of the Cny Clerk 2000 P\ellC NOTICE PER MAP RECORDED IN mencecJ to l•df'IUCt Ous•· Ca1ot 92660 ARJORIE BON NEU benellclariea, creditOfS the Flrllndal Cooe and contingenl creditor of fie dlled I ti t5188 610 N-, Main .Street Hul1til1gton BOOK 308 PAGES 33 ANO MH unde1 the hc11hous Th1$ bus111es~ was COl1· ka MARJORIE A. lingent cr.dltors, ;;;(i 8Ulhonl8<1 to ClO buarntea Ill daeel!Sed. you musl hie port Centet D11va • 100. ~~ch53if ~~·;;n111 92648 ' Ks:M72 ~~ ~~~~'bs~~f M~~S Mt~N 1>usonen name o• narT1es oucteo oy 11 • ., u • n • IACH aka persons who may tnll 11111e wtll be held by the your c:lein'1 w1fl the court NewportBaach,Celll 82660 I blTED 12120189 FICT~I01U,:S~:':;s T H~ OFFICE OF l HE 11s1edaooveon Novembe1 7 TM statemenl was Meo AAJORIE BONNEU Otherwlee be ineereated In cMy 9PP01n1ed lrullM •and mail a copy to f'9 ICM Investments Lid. 8 . NA-'"' A.ti! 1989 With the Coumv c1e111 ot Or· IRCH Bka the will Of ....... Of bolt!. lhOWn t>elow. cM •• t1ght, lllle. perlOnal ,...,,...,.. ...... Calllormil hmtted p11t11er· CITY Of HUNTINGTON The following P9'SOl19 are COUNTY RECORDER OF CarOlyn D C.larke angP C.oul'!ty on Oecem~ JORIE •NN . ERIC A NOLL aka and lnt.,MI conveyed to end tiPPc>inted by lhe court lh•P 2Uppe1 Newpor1Pfaza BEAC H, BY: Connie do•no t>usineuH ORANGCCOUNT'I' Tn1s stat11me111 was Med 12 1989 AR .. ERICA WEIOOEFl NOLL nottt heldbythe lruat .. ll'l lhe wlltlin four monlhs fl'om 011ve, Newport Beach, Calif Brockwar. City Clerk. CORPORATE COURIER AL S 0 EX CE Pr 1 NG with the Cou111y Cte1k ol Or, Published 01a1109 Coe.ti IRCH .. M. ERICA W. NOl.l *e4neller delalbed ll'Of*1Y the <Mlle of lirst leauanca of 92660 Pu1>11sned Orange Cout SERVICE 19800 MacAr1111.1r THEREFROM ONE HUN· anQe County on Novemoer Dall Pitot Oeeembef 21 28 NELL A PETITION "-been under and~ 10 e Deed lel1era M PfO'lided Ml TOOd M)'t li. 2 Upiier Oa11y Piiot December 28 B1110 1450 lrvo11e · Cahl OREO PER CENT POO'•I OF 7 t989 MS1Q2t 198~ January 4 n . 1ff<> ' ASE NO. A151541 . flied by HELEN E. NOL.L Jn ol TIVll deecrlbtcl below aection 9100 ot fie Newport Plaza Drive New, t989 92715 ALL RIGHTS lO Oil GAS Pul>llshed Ora11oe Coast Th,981 lo al heirs, lhe Superior Court of The Mid .... wiff De mede, Califomie Probate Codi. po11 Beach, Call! 92660 TH·997 Robert W Ba11d 111 271 t A N D 0 T H E R Da1ty P1to1 December 7 1<1, lclariea. credilOfs Calllomla, County of but wttllOUI OO\l9nMt or The lime fof fiilla ~ Jay E Myers, 2 Upper V1s1a Umbro'a Newoo11 H Y D R 0 C A R B 0 N 21 ;;>8 1!189 PUBllC NOTICE lingenl credtors. ;;;(i ANGE wllrTIWf, .. Pl ... °' lmC>lltd. wil no4 eicplnt before tour Nawporl Plaza Drive New· Beach Ca1.t 92660 SUBS l A N CE S LYING Th956 · a MM) fNltf THE PETITION r.,oing 1111e, poaMUIOt\, or montta ffOm f'9 tie.ring porl Beach Cahl 92660 P\8.IC NOTICE Th11 business " con UNDER OR THAT MAY BE hefWtM be lntafealed in ta that HELEN E. encumbl8ncee, 10 pey the data nodced ebcwe. This Ou11ness •• co11, ducteo Dy an md1V1dual PRODUCED FROM THE PUBLIC NOTICE FICTIT~S:-.:llNEH will Ot "'9te or bolh be appointed • rtmlllnlng pllnClpel aum ol lhe YOU MAY EXAMINE d ucted t>y an unin NOTIClOF T'he reo1st1ont com ABOVEDESCRIBEDLAND. : MAR.JORI~ Nilij rsonalrep4'eMn'8tivel01101e(l)secwedbylhtDMdol .... Mptby .. court." corpo1aled U SOC18llon PUllllC HEAftlNG men<;ed lo trOlnHCI OUSI TOGETHER WITH ONE FICTITIOUS BUStNEll NA• ITATEMlNT ELL aka ., lie ...... of TNll, WWII lrll•e&t and ... you •• • pef90f'I othef lllan a partnership APPEAL TO THE PLAN-ness ut10er lhe 11c1111ous HUNDRED PER CENT NAME STAT T Tne lollow1ng petsons ere NUQRIE A. BONNELL dtcedent. cflarva thereon. • PfO\lldtcl lnler•led in the ...... The registrant com-~~NJ'll:lo~;-4~g~oD~Ti::L ~:i:e:~ov~a:ne N~~ 11am95 v~·,kg~ti~o~G~~~~~ The 1011owmg ::::is a1e doS~A~~~"~~·KS CON· Ell MARJOA~ THE. lhe ~ ~1'19 ~~~ 1~1,.! you=-· wtlh "9 CO:: menee<I lo trar'ISaCI bus•· USE PERMIT NO 89-36/ R ' B r FROM ANO ONE HUNDRED oom11 oosiness as DOMINIUM ASSOCIATES.. -.,. • ~ nese u11der the tocUt1ou9 CONDt110 NAL EXCEPTION T~i~s~it:!nl ,.,as llled PER CENT poo-i, OF All OCEAN GRAPHICS Cahtom 11 Limited Part118f, M~~:~A.Bl~Nri,al ~~~·" :Y· :=s~r:;lrtl.:,•~!':: ~ ~ f'9 '::S • ~~l~~bO::m!i ()fF~~:~ b"t:~~zLc~EV~~OP~9E~~ with lhe Coun•v Cleflo. ot Or· ~~Nci~ IT Bo:g~E: lJ i':g ~!: ~ar~~,~~:'~~25Corol1a ~~~p;,:~oea;~~~ ~;~-:; IRCH aka MARJORIE he ... ~ .. r=.ci. of the TMIN tor tilt lotel til>Pf' ... of .. :::-· 22, t98• PERMIT NO 89·20 AND ~~~9~rn1y on December THEREFROM PROVIDED 01011e lrMe S1ova11. 437'' R191s Devetopmen1 Com· NE~LRCH Ma M. x~a=:= filte ~ :':'':u:..: ~~ ~= Of of I #ly pe= ~ ~oM B Helfer11a11 I THE AOEOUACY OF EN· Fuetn HOWEV~R THAT GRANT Heho11ope Corona def M11. pa11y a Cilhlornoa corpor, A PETITION haa been lie court. ol Sale) reMOl\lbly lllllmlded ~ ~of tie wllhh~ .. ~~~1;:101 1~ VIRONMENT AL IMPACT Pub11s11eo Orange COISI OR WAiVES ANO RELIN, Ci1~~1:2~~~1neu II COl1· ~1~11 ~~20 7~:;;pu~8~11°';; tw ELIZABETH THE PETITION to be• NI IOl'ln Delow, The C•fornle PIOOate Code A ange Count)' on Oecembel REPORT NO 82,3136 U~IT Dally Piiot Dec.emoe1 21 28. OUISHES TH£ RIGHT TO • • COPP lfl the ~ ~· aulhorily lo amount m~ be tr..., on the ~tor~ Noe~ 12 1989 RESIDE N l 1 A L C 0 N • 1989 January • It 1990 USE OR OCCUPY OR TO Cour1 of c.1fom19, County 1ef lie ...... ~ ol..... form ii .~ fl'om fie . F..0113 OOMINIUM PROJECTI Th-982 ENTER UPON ANY POR· OAANGE. 1 lhe I~ -TMtor: 8r8dtord A. SIMI\, cout1 c:1eftJ.. Published Orange Coast NOTICE IS HEREBY TtON OF THE Sl)RFACf "'7~ THE PETITION Adrnnilllfalon of E ...... aalngleman Attor~ for ft91111oner: Daily Piiot December 21• 28. GIVEN 111a1 the Hun11n9ton MLIC NOTICE ANO soo FEE. T BELOW THE -r"" Ca.JI 9et lhat EltZA8£TH Act. (Thia euthortly _. -Duly Appointed Tru.•: RANDY SWAHSOM 1989. Janueiy 4. 11• 1990 Beach City Cou"cll w11J hold SURFACE MEASURED p be tppclul9d -ai1ow the ~Omni 6o1Mct f'lnenclel, Inc.. e 2141 ..... VenM Dr. lh,983 a public heilrl"Q on tile Cou11, K511JO l/ERTICALL Y FROM THE C""' bl'.1~AU~ w/tk r9P1wnta""-lo ,.,_...,.taM lo 1a61e Celil. corp, Sul• 4 col Chamt:>ef 11 the HU111· FICTITIOUS BUllNEH SURFACE OF SAID LAND. 7-.,, ildmnlal9f Ihe ..... of nwny ectione wiU\OUI -Trull Deed O.e! Mey 23, Co•• ... CA 12121 Nil.IC NOTICE KAl'2 'ICTITIOUllMlllNEH NAmlTAn•NT The lottowlnQ persons 111• OOlnQ bulloeu u DIAL ONE AMP ELEC- T RIC, 245 Fischer Ave .. Unit 0.7, Costa Mese. Calil 92628 AES·Amp, lflC , In· ()Of'poratect In Callotnla. 245 Plactlef Ave . Unit 0 ,7, Coste ...... Caltf 9262t Thll bu1tn"s It con, dueled by a corpor111on Th• re9111 ran1 com· menced 10 l ranNC1 bUSI, nes1 under the llct1tlous t>uslneu name 01 names lltled above on· Not 1ppll- eable Ma1k S Bergstrom. Pr .... dent lhll •••temenl ... filed with Ille Count)' Clerk of Of, ange County on o.c.m&>er 8. 19419 p ..... PUlllllMd Orin09 Coe9t Deily Pflot o.c.m• 14. 2 I. 11. 1989. J*""91y •• IHO Th•t73 1rioton Beach Civic ¢enter, NAMEITATEMENT FOR THE PURPOSE OF _J. .~ •.h_J lhed9cedanl. tainlng cout1~··1• Orangeeo.'tDllilyPilOI 2000 M11n Street, Hu11t· fhe IOllOw1ng pe11011s a1e DRILLING FOR CAPTUR· a.JI UQ, tJI C~'~ THE PETITION Before ruing C19ftain W!fy -ReaordlnO Diie: Mi1y 31 , 0.C. "28 19" Jan 4, 11 lngton 8each. C1hfomia, on dOtng 0USlfl81S.. ING PRODUCING. STOA· ~ Ihe ctacedlttra in1>ortant ectlcna 1• 1990 • ' the date 811d Bl tne lime In• CONCOURSE DRIVE AS? ING CREATING OR OTHER 842 &818 . d~~~~r~veand ~~ATES. no1 ~p~I W IS E HANDLING OR a II ----------~--------~---------~---------consider tne stateme11ts ot Drive Suite 100 1rv111e. Calll UTILIZING SUCH OIL GAS I Nil.IC NOTICE Pta.IC NOTICE Plllt.IC NOTICE Nil.IC NOTICE •II persons whO Wllh lo be 92715 0 ~ 0 T H E R heard relahva to Ille •P91i-0 Don11ell l11vestment HYDROCARBON OR MIN· cauon oeac11t>ed below Pariners Inc 8 Calllor1111 ERAL SUBSTANCES. FOR DATE/TIME Monday, corpora11011 2201 ~porlt THE PURPOSE OF EX· Jenuary 8 1990 7 00 PM Or11111Sune100 IMlle.CaUI ERCISING GRANTOR'S SUBJECT .\ppeet to the 92715 RIGHTS THERE10 . AS RE· Planning Comm1u1on s a,p· Concourlfl Or11111 Pa1t"9f1 SERVED IN DEEDS RE, proval ol Condlllonal UN LP . 2201 Dupont Drive, CORDED MAY 17 1972 IN Permll NO 89 36tCon· Su11e 100 Irvine Call I BOOK 10129 PAGE 657 OF d11lo11a1 Exception (Vari· 92715 OFFICIAL RECORDS ANO al'lC•I No 89·531Coutal De-Th•I Ou5•MU IS con· RECORDED DECEMBER velopment Perm11 No 89·20 dueled by e general part, 27 1961 IN BOOK 5957, and tne a.dequecy ot En· MelShlP PAGE 665 OF OFFICIAL RE· 111ronme111e1 lmpacl Report Tiit reg111ra11t com-CORDS NO 82·3 due to the amounl men<;eo 10 f1811HCI bul l· PARCEL 3 EXCLUSIVE of 11me and potential nesa u11der lhe l1c1111ou1 EASEMENTS APPUR1E· cumulauve impacts which 1>u11neu nam9 or Mm" NANT TO SAID UNIT NO h.8'l«I. ~c;urre<I wllhllL !he llsted above on JuM! I, 38, ALL. AS MORE-SPECfFI, C11y Slr\Ct lhe or1g1nel En· t989 CALLY DEFINED IN THE v1ronmental 1mpaC1 R8f)Ol1 OonalO S Grant, Chtel E•· CONDOMINIUM PLAN ANO c11culaled In t982 ec::ullve Oll1~r THE DECLARATION APPLICANT Coullrvp O.· Th11 llalement was hied PARCEL 4 A NON·EX· vetopmen1 Co with Ille Cou11ty Cte1k ot Or· CLuSIVE EASEMENT lO APPELLANTS Coun· ange Co;snt)' on Noll9mbef USE THE COMMON AREA cllmen Jim Sllv• anQ WH 30. 1989 AND FACILITIES OF THE 81nn1Ster ,._, PROJECT WHICH HAVE LOCATION 4123 wamer Publllhed Or ange Cout BEEN OR WILL BE DE· AOlellue (Hunttngton Hwbor Oa1ty Pllol Oecemt>et 7, 14, \/ELOPED ON THE FOL· le)' Club ioc.1ec1 norlh of 21. 28, t989 LOWING DESCRIBED REAL Wat"9f A\lenue •PPfH· Th-167 PAC>ftlRTV· DO-IT-YOUllELF IDUS A READER SERVICE Of THIS NEWSPAPER NOTICE INYmNG SEALED BIOi CC-751 Notice Is hereby given that lhe Clly Council ol the City or Hunllngton BMch, Cellfornle wtll receive sealed bids tor the Main/Pier Sewer Meln Con1tructlon In the Clly of Huntington Beech, CallfOfnl• In accordance with lhe plans and speclflcatlon1 end epeclal Pf'Ovlslons on nte In the offlQe of the Dlrec1or or Public W orks. Documents wiff b9 avall•bte on December 14, 1989 A cherge of S15.00. not refundable, will be required for .. ch Mt of apeclflcetlon• and eccompanylng drawings • Wotll n.m 1 : 3 • I ~ e 7 • • DMECTOR OF~IC WORtCl llTIMATE Quantity In 8CCC>fdence With lhe Pf'O'Mk>ni of Section 1773 of 1"9 Labor Code. the St•'-of c.Mottna. Director of the Deperetment of lndultrlel Aelatlone eh8'I delerm6ne lhe generel~ r8'9 of weges, epptk:etM 10 lhe work to be done; GOP* of the lli•t 9lf'Mll w1199 rite Ions •• on llle at the omce of lhe City Ctertl Md lhe office of the ow.ctor of Pul*c wcn1 of the Ctty of Huntington BMch. CMttornle. Plans Ind epectfleetloM. together wtttl PfoPOeel form, mey be obtt6ned et lhe of'ftce of the Olrectot of Pubic Worils. CUy Helf. Huntington a.ch. c.-omra. No bid wtrl be received uni.. It II made on• tlllr* form fwnllMd ~the onctor of llul*o Wene. TM "*'81 ettentlon of swoapecttw btddlrl 11 celled to the SM~ '9Cll' •••lta. aet torttt In 1t'9 ~ ... fot fUll dWecttont •to the.,._., TMlllOW'9.,..._.,.~~ ........... •a ...... for theoompertaonof bldll. Ind the Cly ol Hui•euton ..._ Cloaa not -.W • llw ••Ma1X1W• .... 9* ....... .....,. of wortcwlncotr91P011d n.1 .. t1utr111,-,..._,... .. ll•1&11 •die 1111 ... ....,.ol:'i: or portlOn of the wort!, • ~ be di .... 11iM 111 , • -.1.i1nt -tM Director of Putllo M ...... becomper.., on tM ._..of._ Dlllector ol 'Wlc Worll.l •••Wll of._ .-a-. Of wortc IO be dOne • ... """"" .. -rtMll far -r ................ -.. Cir ....... =··· ...... .......... 11t1111 dm•.-pro •••ef-C•• •Glsarcr•llOMI. ~ New Year's Eve party of decade New Year's Eve is an evening of fantasy. It's an evenina ofnostaJaia for the old year and setting resolutions for the new year ahead. Jt'a alao an evening designed for a party. And this year, the eve of 1990 will be the party of the decade. Have fun setting the stage for a fantasyland New Year's Eve by decorating with whimsy -dressin& in fun party clothes and serving a variety of simple, delicious and different bite-size hors d'oeuvres. The celebration should begin as soon as the first guest walks through the door. This feeling is achieved with simple, yet festive, decorations. The simplest decor can be shiny. long, curled ribbon hanaina from the ceiling. Helium balloons rising from fl ower arranements and tied to chairs give the room loads of colo r. For more color and simplicity, use bright<olored paper napkins and paper o r plastic plates. As soon as guests arrive. hand them a glass of something bubbly in a stemmed glass to beg.in the cheer. The bubbly can be champagne. sparkling cider. Oa\'Ored sparkling waters or a champagne cocktail. Some hors d'ocuvres should be placed aro und the room before the first guests arrive. This way. you can comfortably welcome guests and let the conversations begi n without worrying about serving food. Beef appetizers are a fi lling ··main dish" addition to a cocktai1 party. They are also welcome before a lighter en tree at a dinner party. Either way, they arc delicious and almost effortles s to make. Seemingly effortless entertaining is the key to a successful party. This begins wi th easy food preparations and "do-ahead" dishes. Fo low1ng are three beef recipes that can be prepared a nd assembled befo re guests arrive. All of the recipes use the same cut of beef. Simply broil or grill 2 pounds of boneless beef sirloin steak to rare or medium- rare and let cool before thinly slicing. This will be enough beef for the three recipes (72 appeti1crs). J acama Beef Bites arc easily made ahead a nd sho uld be the first appc111er to greet ) our guests. Since the base is a crunchy square of jicama. the appet11cr can be assembled hours ahead of time without the risk of becoming sogg). Beef-Filled age Biscuits are mini sandwiches loaded with flavo r. Aromatic sage. tart watercress and shghtl) sweet currantjelJy wo rk together with tender sirloin steak to make an intriguing contrast of fla\ ors a nd te'l;tUrcs. Once the pa rt) gets going, serve a hot appetiLer like Western Mu Shu Beef. Warm nour tortillas are the wrappers for garlicky bell pepper strips. sweet hot musta rd and tender steak. Western Mu Shu Beef can be ke pt warm in a chafi ng dish. Keep the dish uncovered and the torullas won't hct:omc moist. Round out the menu with several baskets o f sliced fresh vegetables, baguette slices and two or three different dips. which ca·n be made from a gourmet-style or packaged soup mix and sour cream or low-fat plain yogun. Be adventurous and mix peanut butter with soy sauce a nd hot ground red pepper for a Thai-style dip. Dcssen can be kept simple with ston.~-bought Italian h1scott1 and shortbread cookies. Be sure to ofTer strong cofTee or tea at the end o f the evening to send your guests hbme alert. JICAMA BEEF BITES 8 ounces cooked boneless beef sirloin ateak 12 ounces jicama 4 ounces gorgonzola cheese, softened 2 ounces unsalted butter, softened 2 teaspoons lemon juice 1 • teaspoon freshly ground black pepper 24 walnut quarters lice steak th1nl ). cut into 1111-inch squares. Trim outer woody secu on fro m Jicama. C'ut JICa ma into 111-1nch squares x 11~-i nch thick. Mix go rgon1 ola chl'cSC. butter. lemo n Juice and black pepper. Place I piece of teak on carh piece of 11cama: top with 1h teaspoon cheese mixture. fop" 1th walnut quaner. Makes 24 squares. Note: Tan grc,·n apple slices may be substituted for Jicama squares. Toss appk lice~ in fresh lemon juice before proceeding with recipe. BEEF-FILLED SAGE.BISCUITS 8 ounces cooked boneless beef sirloin steak Sage Biscuits (recipe follows) Red currant jelly %4 watercress sprigs Slice steak thinly into 24 slices. Open biscuits horizontally; spread each thinl) with red currant jelly. Place o ne slice of beef and one sprig of watercress on bottom half o f each biscu it. Place top of biscuit o n beef and watercress. Makes 24 biscuits. SAGE BISCUITS Z cups flour t teaspoons baking powder l teaspoon bald.DI soda \'a teaspoon salt t lablnpooas finely chopped fresh sage \'a cup cold butter, cut into small pittes It cup battermitk• t lable1pooa1 melted batter t Heat oven to 350 degrees. In large bowl mix first 5 ingredients. Cut in butter until mixture resembles oatmeal. Stir in buttermilk. Knead I minute on fl oured board. Ro ll out to 1/z-inch thickness. ut into biscuits with 11/i-inc h cutter. Place biscuits on greased baking sheet. Brush with melted butter. Bake 12 to 15 minutes or until golden. Makes 2 dozen biscuits. ~ote: 11? cup fresh m ilk mixed with I tablespoon vinegar may be substituted for the buttermilk. Let mixture sit for 5 minutes before using. WESTERN MU SHU BEEF 8 CHIDCff cooked boaelns beef aJrlota stea• 3 lablespoou sweet llot maslard t labln,.... NlamJc vt.ega.r Z lablelpoeu flllely dlopped fresll basil 1 red bell pepper I yeU.w bell pepper 1 labia,... olive oil I clove 1arllc, cnslted and flaely cltopped It 1-laclt finr tortUl11, cut lato Ila.Ives aad warmed Slice steak thinly. cut each sli ce lengthwise into thin strips. Mi x THURSDAY, DECEMBER 28. 1988 mustard. balsamic vmegar a nd basil: reserve. Cut bell peppers into thin stnps about 2 mches long. In skillet. heat Oh\ e 011 unul bot. Add garlic and bell peppers. ook. u mng occas1onall~. about 2 mmutes or until tender. Remo' e from heat pread each torn Ila half with mustard m l\ture. top wnh a few stn ps of bell pepper and a fe" stnps of beef. Roll mto a cone shape. · f\ e 1mmcd 1atel~ or keep warm tn chafing dish. Makes 24 beef cones. BROILED SIRLOIN STEAK ! pouds boaele11 beef sirloin steak Salt and pepper to taste Tnm excess fat from steak. Broil teak 4 mches from heat. 5 to 7 minutes per side for rare or u ntil de ired do ncncss. Makes I 1h pounds cooked steak. Brighten winter menus with · speedy, spicy soups "Soup's o n!" 1s alwa)s a welcome wmtcr c,all. When it's homemade. full-flavored and chod.-full o f chunky v~ctablcs. soup 1s the season's hand -<.!own favorite fare. Brighten this winter's m enus with two satasfytng soups created b>· Pace p1cantc sauce home econom- ists with fast and fuss-free preparation 10 mtnd. Innovative combinatio ns of everyday 10gred1cnts. both recipes rel> on the spicy, prden:fresh fla or of picante sauce for their unique appeal. Available in three levels of tongue-tingling jalapeno "heat" -mild, medium and hot -there's one just ri&ht for every wte. Each recipe makes about ei&ht scrvinp, but if the table is set for j ust two or three, remainina so up may be refriaerated for 1everal days or frozen for a "return enpeement." V•tablc-Tonellini Soup bouts spicy, ltalian- intpired flavon and super~ ~tion. Ideal for burried after-work dinncn, the lively combination of dHIHe ftUed puta and vceetablel in a savory/spicy ..._ ..._ ju.a minutes k> prepue for -. short, 2(). •laute simmer. ~::~1 Nacbo Soup combines favorite nacbo k911 -eb11111, beut. WIDll ... ficaate --ia rida. cramy __, wida Ta• ti• la~ ...., 10 _... itl,;.. 10 10 IS •I aua. il"t .... , for cllJt ..... dllft"I • time IO ma 1 cu (14 ~ .. or 11 oucu) stewed tematen ·~ to a. np plcute sa11ee 1 tHspooa basil leaves, cn.W I packa1e ( 7 ouces) clried dlene fUW ler1elllm I gTee• bell pepper, .aced 1 cap ( l CHlllce) frftllly .... .-Parme9U dtee9e Cook onion and prhc in oil in laf1C saucepan or Dutch oven until tender. about 6 minutes. Add broth. tomatoes. p1cantc sau.ce and~ briDa to a boil. ur 1n tortellini, simmer uncovcrtd l S miDU1eL tir in green pepper; continue to simma-3 k> 4 mintucs or until tortellini 1s tender. l...ad)e into IOUP bowl : spnnklc with chttsc. Makes 8 servinp, about 9 cups soup. L We Cover The Coast ~ .......... .;.....,_ .. ., ............... , ....... ., .... Festive food adds sparkle to party T he holiday bustle may leave you short of time but there's no need to foreao o ne of the JCD~!ne pleasu~ of the season -1nv1un1 friends for a gala open house or informal drop-in. Whether the guest list is lenathy or small and intimate, festive foods will turn the event from "just another pany'' into a sparkl\J ing occasion. r T he Natio a roi Council OPIN NEW YEARS DAY-EXCEPT COLORADO BLVD. STORE, CHECK STORE FOR HOURS. UYI CHl••YSTO• CLAMS £ASTERN 99 ul.. . Row 13 15 Size JUMBO TIGER SHRIMP LB 8.98 • Cl'ISn ~A-lll**A 25.S·OZ FROZEN 2 99 ~LUXE • Springfiekt TOMATO JUICE ........................... 79 NectoriMs Or FRESH PEACHES ................... l8 I A9 II M 8AT..0.VAC IMAlrT PACK S 'ACK 2• •• IO·C°''"' TWIN PACK VARIETIES CONTAC CA PLETS OR CA PSULES Tlll·TIP ROAST . BONELESS UNTRIMMED BEEF LOIN USDA CHOICE •OUlllSS llUlllt .. AST BEEF I 89 La. • LB. -···· ITALIAN SAUSAGI REGULAR 2 19 OR H0 1 La.• • Foster Forms Reg Mc~qv1te Fre~h Reg. Or Hot SMOKED TURKEY BREAST ..... LB 3.59 RIO DE ORO SALSA . EA 1.49 SCHWIPPIS MIXIRS Poce 16-0z 1-LITER-ASSOIRID;i..LIMIT 1 S + CALW. •DIMPTION VALUI ~. ·e- SINGLE 89 -~_-_,-;; ROLL • 20·(1 16·0z SUPIRWAlll 1 Si.CT. Pl.A TIS 1.59 DIXIE 10 •INCH PICANTE SA UCE . • .... ............ 1.69 DIXIE PARTY CUPS .1.H c Slicing LARGE CUCUMBERS Fresh SNOBALL CAULIFLOWER LB .69 HMHIS CHNID•IU •ISKIT POINl (Ul La. 1.69 5·01. Vorie11e~ CHICKEN BY GEORGE EA 1.99 1110PICANA ORANGl IUICI , GAl CHlllCD CAPION 6"11 01 (1tru' Pu .. ch SUNNY DELIGHT Frtedo 11 ·0t Fresh BLACKEYED PEAS 1.99 1.19 EA eff 1.t LITUI OU1U SAKI RINOIClll A• __ ( •• 'CAlllllll ....... ) __ ..-PH-ll_A_Dl_LPH_IA-., a.a.... 12-0Z. ... 1.5 OUNCE .79 .... ClllAM OtUSI ••••••• PICKLIS ~! .,. WHOlE °" HALVES I 49 °" 24·0Z SPEARS • J.Ot Pkg Sliced Solmon 5.2·0a. C.I To B·Ot Pvmp•ng Curls l 'OREAL STUDIO LINE ........................ 1 ........ 1.ft Umr yo 15 Ot - FROZEN MOCHI 4·0t. HAMANAKO UNAGI .. .. I.SS I.ft LA SC CO SMOKED LOX . . . . .. . ..• •. . .. .. ... •. .. . 2.79 16·01 Vorietln ROJOS FRESH SAlSA ...................... , ............... 1.19 ASSOltffD FlAV°"5 7.n.o.. I 19 CHUN KING EGG ROUS . .... .... . ... • ~DIP ....................... , •. 1 .. 9 suggests putting chicken t the top of your food sh list when planning your holiday party menus. For traditional and in- novative party dishes. chicken is versatile and economical. festive Chicken Dip is a col- orufl and delightfully different combination of flavors and tex- tures with a Spanish Flair. Ingre- dients are layered in a wide, shal- low dish for easy dipping. Best of all. the dip can be make a head andrcfrigerated overnight in the servmg dish ready to place on the table just before guests are ex- pected. F ESTIVE CHICKEN DIP Z whole broiler-fryer clt1cken breasts, skinned, boned, cat Into tiny pieces• 4 'ta tablespoons fresh Hme juice, divided Z garlic cloves, mln~ed I tea- spoon salt 'ta teaspoon .coarsely ground pepper I can (1 6 ounces) refried beans with cheese 1 '-'I cups sour cream, divided 1 package ( 111• ou ces) dry 1aco seasoning mix, divided tablespoon picante sauce l avocado, finely chopped l tablespoon olive oil l cup grated sharp cheddar cheese I small onion, c hopped fine Z tomatoes, chopped fine l can (4.% counces) black ol· ives, chopped Place chopped chicken in small bo" I. Sprinkle with 4 tablespoons of the lune j uice. minced garlic. salt and pepper: mix well and let stand Y.h1k assembl)ing dip. In another bowl. max together refried beans. 1h cup of the sour cream. half of the.· taco seasoning mix (about 11 : tablespoons) and p1cante '>auce. Spread bean mi"<turc in bottom of hallo\'. 2-q uart. oblong casserole dish. Mix chopped a vocado with rc mainin$ 'h table- spoon ltml' Juice and spinkle over bean mixture. Mix remaining I c up sour cream with remaining 'h package taco seasoning mix. Place I tablespoon olive 011 in I 0-mch non-suck frypan a nd heat o er high temperature until oil is cry hot: add sea oned chicken. spreading an one la)'er (do not stir). Cook until chicken is brown on bottom and no liquid is visible. about 2 minutes. Tum chicken. brown side up, and continue to cook in very hot fl)pan until the other side is brown and no ltquid remains. Remove chicken to cold platter and break into little pieces with fork. Spread cooked chicken on avocado in dish. then spread on sour cream mixture. Next layer cheese, then onion. then tomatoes: top with black olives. Refrigerate until complete· ly chilled. Serve with salsa- fla vorcd tonilla chips. Makes about 2 quans or approximately 30 hors d'oeu res. •Easily done with sharp scis- sors. TURKEY 'N' EGGS For breakfast or brunch ananac chunks of cooked Califo m ia- arown turkey breast around the cdee of a buttered casserole and break cgs into the center. Salt and pepper, and pour liaht cream over the top. Sprinkle with Parmesan chcete, chopped 1)anley and bake about 20 minu1e1. - ••)in Lucky S~s mi OOst Stephanie ~asl<TLA Channel 5 presents 'A \\brid of Hanrony ', tre 101st annual Tournament of Roses Parade, January 1st at 8:00 AM". Farmer John· or-Cook's Shank Portion Ham BONE·IN. (COOK'S LOW SALT) LB Large End Beef Rib Roast US 0 A SELECT LB J9T =Ham l,,.,..,,,. J19 i=Fa•ns Apple .Allee 84 OZ 8Tl ALL VARIETIES 24 OZ PKG l Chlcl&wJ Of The Sea a.a Uf1rt Ina .99 TWW-PAK. 1 1 OZ. Pt<G ·'' IN WATER OA Oil 12 ~OZ CA.N , •• MGULM. MMECUE. C*'8 fOA 0. OR '°"" CMMI I OMON 't • • . .. California Hass Avocados BUTTERY SMOOTH FLAVOR EA --......_, ' • .. Kl ll\ '\\I I I Texas Red Ruby GtapefnJf ~ULL Of FUVOA l::''s Patty EA .29 PEPftEAOHI, COM80 10 2 OZ PKG .99 0A CNeA.OIAH 8ACOH FROZEN l 'llnesl Dey LB 2 49 ~ Cll1111 MONTIN\t JACK. L.0NGtCJRN 0.-Mll.D CHEDOAA MlllDll WUIHT ~~ -.,, New Crop Peaches lCoors or M9er Beer COCAS LIGHT OA EXTRA GO 0 12 OZ CANS LB .91 12 PACK 41! ~ MILLER LITE 0A GENUINE 1)1\An 12 OZ 8ll S i=.,.,,. J•7 " &Pack Pe5p~i or )lice - Assorted Varieties Regular or Diet-12 Ounce Cans 47 1 - Save-.4-L:.----- . e Laura Scudder's 349 2 Lb. Potato Chips . Dip or B.B.Q. Twin Pock • Orville Redenbacher Popcorn 259 30 Ounce /or • ~~~1~0~~~~ 579 • Kraft Velveeta Loaf 459 1 Pound Pod.Ofl' • Lindsa~ lMge Pitted Olives • 99 6 OunN' Can -·~Spray2 Assorted Flavors 64 Ounce Bottle • Glorietta Tomato Juice .f6 Ounce Con OFF All 64 Oz. BUs. .79 • Pillsbwy Fudge Brownie Mix 13 9 21.5 Ounce Package • ~!~T!~ble Juice .99 8 Canada Dry.59 ~-Mixers •• - Oub Sodo. 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Brisl..t>r·Rc>nl'l(-s.;.Ffor Cur Lh .• ~~~~!~ll~Pa~dMini Crock .69 • ~l ~~~~~.~~.,~J,'f ~TIJ~89 e B d 189 • Fanner John link Sausage Ea .• 59 : 1 • ?f en 8 Ounce Pot.l:~reor /or Breol:fosl Smgles • ~~la~~~~~}'urkeys Lb .99 wt2ro0pupednce CPhoeesckoegeFood •·· Bonel~ Sirloin Tip RoastsLb 289 Vons Ll•o11 llt~·I Vt" Th111 Tnmnwd 8 Vons Sliced Cooked Ham 169 • ~f Back Ribs Lb .• 8 9 • v~;~i~i~&td 199 • F~rv~'sh°~ct';cb1o~ 219 Of Mocoroni Solod-llOz. Cont ICok Slow-28 Oz.-1.491 Mill.. Fi,>d (Round Bone-Lb 2391 Lb . • r27~~/~~~Ribs Lb.269 • Ln;s~r~ ~F~d Beef Lb 179 • ~~~p~~~/\~1!~\~ghl Lb .• 89 • ~~1~°!~~3!9 • y~~. ~~u~lls Lb.179 • Fanner John Ham Slices Lb.2 98 Genier Cur • Wilson Slimd Bacon Pk 159 Btook/ost Fovorlre-16 Ou.noo Pockaae g. fDWilson Jl9 Jumbo Franks Meat Franks 1 Pound Package -· Vons Catit-Jaclr~ti9-Aeo.I <Alif. Cheele-Morl . · • Danola Sli<BI Ham 199 8 Ounoe Square or Oblon11 Pockase • ~~~~6 0u~~tai~r 129 • Helluva Dip 59 Fmich ~ Jaiapello or Lt Fmtli ~Oz. Cait • • Precious Mou.arella 199 °"'8le 16 Oz. (Precious RJcotto IS Oz. 1.29) e U.S.D.C. King 900 e U.S.D.C. Super 'I Crab~ & Claws g , Col~ Tiger Shrimp Fancy Red Lb, Raw.Shell On Lb. Frozen/Defrosted Under 12 C.Ount-f'rozen/Defrosted • ~Sluimpu~899 • ~FSru~Bay Shrimp Lb.299 • USD.C:~)l:'10alml~269 • USD.C.Fresb~cn elarm Lb.119 f'nWl-lmi Salad Fawartll Delidou -Seafood n.t • u.s.nc. Mlineldm1i,b.799 • USD.C.~GMPa ~Shrimn498 ~ 5140 Ct-Frounf.Drfro!t!d -"""Ch • ~,~~~?rt!Lb.299 • ~~IMpaCrabLb.349 .• USD.Cflllh......_o,.Bs u..159 • U.8.nC.JumbnSca~ u..599 Sound of Music 1y KARN M. ftlD OI .. .,_.., ......... SayinJ that memben of the Sound of MuSlc Chapter of the Guilds of the Oranac County Performin& Ana Center look forward to their annual holiday luncheon is perhaps an underttatement. They attend in spite of most anythina. Cases in point: Luncheon chair- woman Ev• r ..... ,.. abandoned the unpacked boxes and moving paraphernalia in the new house she and husband Hnrt just moved into. CU41ke Scluaapp hobbled 1 n on a sprained ankle wtuch she sustained the day before dunng h('r aerobics "orkout. And Mariff Palley "as in the middle of labor. w11h the contrac· uons about a half tiour apan. ( he had her son. all 7 pound<; 12 ounces of him. three hours latl'r I .. season ..., Ot11n99 COMt DAalY PllOT IT~. Oeoem• 28. .. C9 llOICO'C OPI ARID (March 21-Apnl 19): New Moon occupies atta of chart rdati .. to career, prestige. achievement. Wntten commun ication ~presents cn:cti1, pass. possible elegant dining for t""o. This can be marvelous Thursday n11tn oot! . TAURUS (Apnl 20-May 20): Emphasis on hannony. design. a b11Jty to be in touch with loved ones. You might be saying, "At I.st I know the real value of communication:· Major dom estic adjustment pr<?v~ successful. · GEMJNJ(May 21-June 20): Scenano features myslery, intnaue, occ:ns- ity for being discreet. PromiK m ade to you appro.umately seven weeks ago could be fulfilled in dramatic fashion. Pisces, Virao persons play roles: CANCER (June 21-July 22): People take new look in connection "'.'th your requests. aspirations. Emphasis o n contracts, commitments, manual status. Responsibility wilJ be fulfilled. )Ou'll meet deadline. LEO (July 23-Aug. 22): New hope featured 1n connection with wQ.rlc, health, ab1ht) to locate nght person. Long-range prospects bnghter t!1an ong~nall> ant1c1pated. Scenano highlights romance. ab1ht) to reach wider audience. VIRGO (Aug. :!3-Sept :!2) ln1u1t1 ve intellect fea tured You'll kno"" what to do almost automa11call). without rcfcmng to "boo~ of rules." Clost relative. recentl> linanc1all) t'.'mbarra scd, could make stunning comeback. LIBRA (Sept :!3-0ct :!:!) Ll1nar pos1t1on h1ghhgtm ~fet}. sccunt). propen) appraisal Obtain hint from \'1rgo mes..age First 1mpress1ons prove correct. T"o indl\1duals "1th opposite 1dt>as· "ant to sho" )'OU the wa,. SCORPIO (Oct 23-"lov 211· A.nsv.er 10 major query: 01\ ers1(y! enano features calls. ml's..agl'S. un1QUl' invna11on 10 'iCX ial a ffair. reunion. Lunar pos111on h1ghhght1, rclat1\e . tnp'i vmt<> SAGITTARIUS (No\ 22-Der :! 11 Hx u<, on rosters. '~:ht•dules. appoint- ~ men ts. Details surface in rnnnec11on "1th ta' license rcquirrments. >\nsv.er 10 question: Mone~ 1s 111\ oh ed lll'm bunc9 between hnl.'.s m le<tger 1s discovered . But wi t h the "armth and camaraderie of a group )UC'h as 'ound of Music. it's understandable that 50 o r so of the member-; fou nd a wa) -no matter "hat -10 get w The Ritz restaurant 1n Nl•wpon Beach and cnJor a repsuc from the M•ry R•ymond, C•ftdke Schnapp, ••rn•dene Stockinger, Jan Und, Sherry Lopez. CAPRICO RN (Dec ~:!-Jan 19) I unar po"111on makes ~ou center of a11cn11on. Focus on (X'Nmal magnetism. 1n111a11ve. d1'ipla} of talent pre\ 1ousl} hidden W nting featured .• 1long w11h an and design. hu<,tlt' of the holidays. .. It's q uite a special da) ... ex- plai ned president Katby Merriman of the get-together. ".t.\nd it's onl )' for our active memheri.. no patrons or others." Of course The R111 1~ a f:n on1e for Ch ristmas cheer. decorated fes· 11' l'I' for the season. and thl' mem- hl:rs ·added to the de or around the room's Chns1ma<, tree "1th stulTcd animals and gifts 10 he donated to ·os (Share our Sehcsl. Once the g1lh ""ere assembled. 1t''i :.urpnsing the Riv IA-Ould kt them go -the) looled so much a pa11 of tht• decor. No sooner had CHl)Onl· gathered inside -sipping a b11 of champagne ".. and ltlillng 10 the melodic holiday tuncl. from 1he Ambrosia Strings - than lhl') "ere called back outside b) the a\,ait1ng Bob McLean. Mclean (husband of member Au> tool. time from his busy day 10 shoot a group pho10 to be d istributed to mt'mbers as a memento for those "ho had g1 .. cn so much to the Pcrlonning Ans Center. . Luncheon cn'i1Jed w11h tasw treats from thl· R1tz. including p0ached salmon and s1gna1urc salad and creme bruelc. Al"aH the fund-raisers. Mer· nman and ml'mbero; Sae Perewolkl and Shari Esaylan brainsto rmed plans for t'\C'lting ideas for years down th~ line. Merriman did bnng it back closer to home. however. as she reminded mem bers that there would be a meetmg at her ho me following the luncheon to assemble the save-the-date cards fo r their majo r fund-raiser on March · 31 themed "Heat Wave." Pr izes alrcad) secured include trips to Tahiti and Hong Kong. Th1nk1ng ahead. event chair· woman Caadice Sclulapp on her re- cent tnp to the Orient, organized the actual invitatio ns. "The matenals inv1ta11ons arc being made nght now 1n China," she assured. That's JUSt the matcn als. When 11 all arn .. cs. "Oh. we'll have a major assembl) sc~s1on." assured Mary Raymond. Of course the group 1'! good at asscmbl)1ng things. and e-<h1b1ted their 1ak'nt'i w11h the luncheon favors. corsage bo~e holding gold decorati\C tnmm1ngs. a chocolate Santa aod c;lc1gh. and a six-cial tree ornament -a gold musical note. "'hat dsc~ Other member" on hand to eel· ebratc the season included Jan LIDd (she's hnapp's co-chair). Cat~eriJle T~yen, Barbara Glabman, Kasia Joluason, Suuue Fredrick, Maxme Stark, Jeanne Awad, Sberry Lopez. Sally Ulene and Bernadette Stock· 1D1ter. AQUARIUS (Jan. :!<l-Feb 18): Much that occurs 1s behind sce nes. of clandestine nature. pothght on nws1c cand~ llo"ers. lt'ndenc.~ towards l>Clf-indulgl'ncc. You'll ren·1h' gilt ol "adult be'erage." PISCES (Feb. 19-Marlh ~0) PC'oplc said 11 could not be do ne but }OU did 11. You ha\t~ nght to kcl. .. , <,ho"cd them'" Wish 1s fulfille-d. nng of applause sounds 1n }our e:ir'> Emphasis on speculation. romance IF DEC. 28 lS \'Ol'R BIRTH DA\': 'ou are independent. crcatl\e, some claim \OU are arrogant '\ ou arc' Jllract1\C. d\nam1c. prefer to "'orl alone rather ihan join an' group duh rnmm11tc.:l' Father had mo re influence than mother. nghi e)l' could be 'ulnerable lO inJUr) Focus will be on mantal statu\. poss1bk Jdd111on w fam1l~ "-1' ~tenou stranger appears this Nev. Year"s E'e HHIDGI·: Wfth OMAR SHARtf and TANN.AH HIRSCH HOW THE MIG HTY CAN FALL Widows share secrets on coping Neither vulnerable. Eas1 deals NORTH • 9 8 6 l -Q 8 in thrtt no trump and made l L tricks by the simple expedient of taking two fi nesses in clubs. In tM other room . the Bulgarians reached four hearts. It mi&ht sttm that the same 11 1ricks were there by adopt· ing the same approach (baby play, some might say), but declarer man- aged 10 foul up lrls timing. The re- ~ult wa.s quite remarkable. DEAR ANN LANDERS: Your advice to the ('lcvcland widow who com plained about being loncl~ was "'onhlcss. Wh} don't YOl ' wake up and smell the coOce'' '\ ou totd her to ha' l' a part) and 1n' 1tc ··1hn·e or four ntra ml'n ·· C.1c1 rl•al. .\nn. Don't )OU ~no" that toda) 1herl' arc at least c1gh1 "ldo""s 10 C\t'r) WJd014Cf? M~ husband died '"o ~ca~ ago I "'ould lo\ c to go l)UI "1th a man 0Cl°as1o nall). w .1 mm ll' or a pla~ or a l·oncen or jU\t lor .1 \lmpk dinner. but the qul''it1on is. "hl'rl' do I find onc·l Please don·, tell ml' tu JOIO a singles group. I tried that o nce Thcrl' "ere I., "1do" s and 1"0 "HJo"er'>. Ont· "a' 42. the other "as '7.5 I decided that there arc "orse things than being alone and I had JUSt seen a coupk of tht'.'m - DOVER. N.J. DEAR DOVER: Tbanks for tl•e me11a1e. I received tboaaaad1 of similar ones after I printed tbe Clevelaed widow's letter. Read on: I ,.,.. 80\'D Every schoolboy knows crime czars p lead the Fifth .\mendment by declining 10 ans"cr inc:n mmating queries. But not cvel) schoolboy knows this is a fairl) recent wrinkle. Ruled m ro play bTlffi:l'. . uprrine- Coun in 1950. Your old neigh- borhood cnmc czar "as not per· mmed to pull that nghteous rabbit out of his 1es11mon1nl tam s. Bang went the gavel! Contempt! Q. In cattle. what's the difference between a "herd" and a "drO\e"? A. A drove 1s on the move. An "eponym" is a word made of somebody's name. "Loganberry" from James Harvey Logan. Or "m ackintosh" fro m Charles Macin· tosh. First U.S. chocolate factory opened at Dorchester, Mass.. in 1776. It produced what's called "Baker's chocolate." Is that an eponym ? Indeed. From the name of its financial backer. Dr. James Baker. who was not a baker but a physician. Cattk rustlin& stealina. At niaht. a bear s eyes shine o r- anac. A raccoon's, )ellow. A bull froa's, arccn. An alliptor's. red. An old woodsman on the Canadian line told me that yean qo. He said, "Remember it. youna fellow, when you wander off from c.amp after dark. If the e)'CS yo~. see atow red, you've aone too far. Q. How many slaves worked Mount Vtmon when Oeors Wuh- ina1on_10I it? How many dia he add? A. Theft were 11 when ht &oot over. He pushed the number up IO 200. Elder ltatiltidanl wbo reftlll IO ....., llleir mn ad wait po6m • .... -...... ia lbout IS dlDll .... "' er l'OUI 11a1n driW... N....-out Japnete at= ~~-:..-= ;....--;-i;' .... ., 1 r -. 'Est 111 _... .. •1mr:~ ,,. • .,.. "=3ll~' .... ,_ From l.m'>ing. Mich.· I'd hkc 10 a,i.. a quc\t1on of the \k, eland \\1Jo" \\hl' "a" marnl.'d 10 Ed for 37 H·ar ... .inJ I' no" .. ,h1n1ns bl'rauw hl·r m.trnl·d lnl.'nd~ don't IO\ 11c her dn\\,hl'rl· Welcome to death and d1\orCl'. dcane. Ho" man) l41do\\s did 'Ol ' cnterta111 when \Ou were happil~ married w Ed" Daml.'d fe". r11 het. Thl.' lond1m·ss \OU arc no" C\f)t'ne1wing I) the chicken coming homl' 10 roos1. Tacoma, Wash.: Ma~ tell .. ( le' eland" ho'' to l."ope with "1do" hood'! Forget about men. Whal's ou1 lhl'rl' isn't worth bothenng about. Oh sure. thcrl' arc plcnt) of sponges who would bl' ha pp) to JOin you for dinner (al your place. of course) and park their shcx.·s under your bed. but no t on<' 1s worth a damn. Suck with }Our wido"cd fnend'> and cnjO~ one another') l."ompan). Brooklyn: I "as a" idow at SO and pos111vc that therr could nc,er bl' another man in the entire ""orld as kind and lo' 1ng as m~ Herman I "as "rong. "'' 1ster-10-la" nagged nw for months to go to a mce11ng of Parl·nts \\ 11hou1 Panners. F1nall~ I g..t'l' in \O 'he'd lea'e ml' alont'. There I met m' S<.'<'Ond Prince (.harming. It "as ioye at lirst s1gh1 \\ e "Ill celebrate our third "edd1ng ann1,ero;ar. in Fcbruar.. Ralel1b." N.C.: Thai \\1do" 1n C'lc'l:land "ho misses her hustiand SO mul'h can have mine. r\ C been married to this m1serabk skunk for 51 'cars. He was a gambler. a drunk ancf a chaser until he wo re himself out. Thl' man "as no father and no hu band. I pra> God will take him lirst and grant me a few ~ears alone. Cblcago: A 'ipouse should ennl."h onl··s hk. no1 dcline 11. I'm 34 and lo\t a "ondcrful man 1wo }cars ago. I had a tern lie marriage and hope I'll get another chance to love again. In thl' meantime. rm not looking. Sacra mento: In California. the "1dt.l"' arr dro pped like hot po1atoc' hn·ausl.' the) are cono;idert'd a threat b) their "Oml'n fm·nd~ The "1M'SI mo' e for a Call fornia \\-1dow 1s 10 lcaH' the )tale and go to Oregon. \\J.,hington or .\la~ka Newark: When nl\ husband died I felt like a lit\h 14hc~I Then I j01ncd a group ralkd \\.1du"s or W1do"ers I had to sho" m} husband's death cerulicatl.' to prn\C he died. The} don·t "ant dl'orccd peo ple I met a fahulous man at m) first ml'ct1ng. and life 1s beautiful aga111. I now kno" 1ha1 lo'e C .\S be bctwr the M'(·ond time aro und. Baltimore: The "1do"crs and dl\orced men in th1' to"n arc look· mg for filhe~ half their age. .\ny ft>malc o'er ~O 11' considered ··over thl' hill." The la'il "oman 1n Balt1· morl' to make a hnlliant mamagt' was tht· Duc hess of Wind<1or. K 7 •AQJ6 l WEST EAST + 10 3 + K Q J S -10 7 4 3 . 9 s 96 5 3 AQ 8 4 • K 10 9 + 7 5 J SOUTH + A 7 4 ~AKJ6 l : J 10 l • 8 4 The biddmg: East South West 1 • l ~ Pass Dbl Rdbl Pass Pus 3 -Pass Pass Pass Pau ~ortb l • 3 • 4 Opening lead: Ten of + The difference between 'ordinary and great players is 1ha1 run-of- the-mill players · make mistakes. while experts cre.ue catastrophes! Consider thjs hanCi from the 1989 European Team Championship . In one room, the Swedes played Declarer won the opening spad~ lead in hand and drew trumps in (our rounds. Nov.. South took a w10n111g club fines~. but he found himself stuclc in dummy-he bad no way back to his hand to repeat the finesse The bcs1 declarer could do was to cash the ace of clubs. ruff a club and exit 141\h a spade. That pcnnitted East 10 score three spade tricks and the ace of diamonds for down one! In some respects. declarer could be congratulated on going down only one. Had he not endplayed. East wi1h a spade b ut tried to reach the table with a diamo nd, he would ha ve uffered· a two-trick defeat. However. that was little consolation- to has teammates, who found they had lost 11 1 n ternatjonal Match Points o n a hand they ha d estimated as a tie. VRl11R rux StfOP Whr Per More? Choose S Cah!ornia's Leaoer ·n Selection. Service. Oua111y & Price •40 ... -•so ... For our t!f!Nt! 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Just like any troubled individual, a rock aroup can face an identity crisis. But the inevitable sout-searcb- ina can yield its just rewards. Take the Psychedelic Furs, for instance. thl' past !Cw years have become a more dance-oriented pop ~chine. .Synthesizer and horn-laden 'ts like "Heartbreak Beat" a nd the ftcned remake of "'Pretty In Pirnl" had replaced an earlier style laced with darkness. irony. and bite. tied "Book Of Days. • Displaying a welcome return to &he form re~ resented on their best release, 1981 's .. Talk, Talk. Talk," the new release is filled with dark themesJ lush in- s1rumcn1al &cxtures. and tkooding With orig.ins based in any, mono- lithic post-punk rock, the Furs over After a short hiatus to reassc s their direction, the band has just released an intoxica&ing album enti· vocals. ';, In their firs& local appearance in more &han two years at Anaheim's Celebri&y Thrcatre earlier this week. 7:00 7:30 8:00 8:30 9:00 9:30 10:00 10:30 11:00 11 :30 • ...... ...... 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The case o1 ..... 1g:, VIII Bob Newfllft I Miry Tyler Slturdly N'911t Uve Heall of the Petd Progr1m the LIMld Models Moore NICion AaE fllDlllPtndltton lmprov T oni1te Saundtfs Y!Cloly IEHlt-Btw Lewis Cllnstm11 Conctrt Moses Pendleton AMC ...-.~.~."Cont<! Movie: ***"A OamMI in Otstrtss" (1937) Fred Asta11e 1930s !Mcwlt: ***'7 "Udy for I Dly" (1933) IMVO .... "S ,_,,,,. Cont'<! NonNn Conquetb (R) (Pan 3 ol 3) $outt\ Bani! Show Movie: ... "El Amor bn.llo'. • 11111 "' CGftCeft Wiil Dilney PretlllCI Movie: • • • • ..The Miii Wllo Shot libtrty v lltnct .. ( 1962) Ouit,Hltriet ··RetMllker" ESPN C0111e F0041111 .U.Amencln Boot.I Cont d SpottsCentef Coltat Bltlltlllll Aztec Class.c Cllamponshlp (Live) Sportslook Spor1sCenter FAii 700 Club .......... ..JBllman-~--'-· •_u "l!oaat'' (197-$ W15liln) Kltk ~ -100-Club GALA Doe Vldlt Movie: "El Holnllre cit II Furia" (1953. Orama) Javier Sohs 12• Hor11 Movie: "Yrvw de Sutnos·· Ennque Guzman Anoel<a Maria .., flllcMt: *** ,.lia" (1988. Comedv) Tom Hris PG O Movie: •••~·eon-to Amtnet" 11988) Ed<lte MurollY R nsldt lht NFL (In Stereol LR IC...w I Lien ~ForHirt Movie: u "The HoutftHOlf" (1986) Rita Tv.;,----Spenser: F Of Hife llAX flllcMt: • *. ''fllc:llic: .. Cont d Movie: "Privltt AoN" (1988. Orama) GreQ EVIQln R' Mov11: • • \; ··1Mptty's ROIMllCI" (1985) Sally Freid Q llCK lft. Gldllt I LoontT Tuntt It witched Mister Ed GrMn Acres IC• 54 Sal N!Qht ISCTV laualHn My 3 Sons ,,_ Golf Meflod COllgt lletlltlbll· Utah al Utah Stale (Live) NFL Pllyotl PrtVllW Spo. Of Ktngs HOfM Reoino ICU "°"' Nlmlll NIA lllketblll Golden State Warriors al Los AnQeles Chppeis (ltve) Slnte Anilt !Alms '19 Colltat Hooe> Baskelt>IN lttOW Mowlt: "Perry M." Cont'd Movie: •u "Dirty HlfrY" (1971) Cltnl EastwOOd R Movie: • • • "The Untouehlbles'· (1987) Kevin Costner R TIS .... Confd Htwlli Flve-0 !Movie: •u "Devil Ooa.: Thi Hound of Hell" (1978, Horror) ... "Cherly" TMC flllcMt: "Hiall 5Dlftl9" Contd Movie: u \lf "Sfty People" (1987. Orama) J1tt Claybufgh A MoVll: •••"Udy in~ .. (1988) lullas Haas PG-13 00 Cmllln Cool! (Part 2 Of 3) I Movie: • u .. Abt Uncoln In Illinois" (19•0. Bo0graphy) Raymond +.1assey "Pretlioe" USA fllllllll Viet (In Stereo) Murdtf, She Wrote !Movie: •• "Htrdbodlts" (1984. Comedy) Grant Kramer Milmi Vice (In S1ereo) WON C0111e FooW Cont d Ntws o Hilt Street BIUts !Movie: u 11 "Evil Under tM Sun" (1982. Mystery) Peter US1or10v WWOR ...... Tul AtMnio Hiii (A) (In S1ereo) I Twillaht Zone Jot Frentcltn Pltd~ ~ ..... Collem FooW Cont d WPIXNtws H'moontr IHtll StrMt Blues USA T OlllQflt IClnon Movw. "OlllQltOUI Money .. Comple t e TV Hstlng 1 In Sund•y•1 TV Uod•te .. ""' '' '' 11 " ',ol\c. 1 o nn: \tO\IFS 1s \I I \Ro1 ·r:· ' . ~ :9f 6' rf a1~~'.~~~i ·-•emf•-•ll -._.,.... ·--·-r•-ITTX SICll•~ I-r-n1..., ... -c.-. __ r..--..... ~ le-1'0,..,, .. mmo ~'"""" 511-360 0120 llJ4 1'>\l .....,.,c;....,,. the Fun performed with a renewed spirit and sense of purpose. In a welt-conceived, 90-minute presen- tation, the bend forsook mOJt of their recent hits (e.a. "Heartbreak Beat," "Shock." "The Ghost In You," "Heartbreak") in building an atmosphere rich in reflective melan- choly and angst-ridden imqcry. Early on. o ne sensed that the band wanted to make a statement as they la unched into the grun_Jy. original version of "Pretty In Pink" (rather than the glossy remake from 'lhc brat-pack film). When singer Rich- ard Butler's dronina vocals wailed over lead guitarist John Ashton's tense. edgy guitar lines, the table was being set for an evening of riveting rock 'n' roll. Okay. ~veral of the new ("Enter- ta in Me." "Shine") and older ("Sis- .WO\'IES ter Europe," "It Goes On'') son'5 wallowed a bit too Iona in their misery, but the rest ranted from interesting and engrossing to down- ript aripping. Of the latter variety. two sonas stood out for their uncompromising depictions of self-doubt and despair. Both "Book of Dreams" and th~ show's final encore of "Torch" provided evidence that disturbing talcs of disillusionment do not emanate splely from the likes of the now-defunct Bauhaus and the Smiths. ' But unlike those two dreary groups, the Furs have the good sense to lighten their load by including a few untc mpo numbers al ap- propriate times. "Love My Way," "Hea ven" and "Hou~" were per- fectly placed within the set for full pacing and con&rasl effect. Some of &he Furs' younaer fans may have been disappoinlcd by the group) shunning of l~eir more !I~ ccssiblc. beat-heavy hits. e.ut give Butler and Co. credit -they re once again making the kind of wonder· full) moody and depressing. music that so rightly defines their true musical character. For the Psychedelic furs. their search is O\ er. Boston-based East of Eden opened thl' conn~n with a brief set of home- gro" n, roots) rock. And though some of their maten al suffers from a lac!\ of tension and overemphasis on rh) thm playing. the likeable quartN showed pro mise during such. engaging iunes as .. Egypt" and ··M> suc LoH·.'~ End-of-year releases favored in Golden · Globe nominations BEVERLY HILLS. Cali f. (AP) - Showing a fondnc~s for mo' ies re- kased Intl' in thl' year. the Holly· '' ood I ore1gn Press J\ssociat1on an- nuu1wnl 11~ (ioldcn G lobe nomi- nation~ \\eJnesda\. with "Bo rn on thl· 1-ounh of Jul°} ... "Glory" and "\\hen llarl) Met all) ..... leading the pad ... The three lilms all collected fi,c nominattons for the 47th annual C1oldcn GlutlCl>. Earning four noini- n:rnons ap1l'l·e "l'rl' ··Dead Poets Sm'll'tl .... Do the Right Thing .. and .. The 1ttlc l\krma1d:· In the foreign press' televisio n nom1na11on'i. the leadin~ nom in<'c wu~ .. I .·\. l a\\ .. w11h eight. .. ( ·hl'l'r~" and .. Lonesome Dove .. IUllu"eJ \\1th four. Joining .. ( i h1r} .. a nJ .. Born on the Fo urth of Juh .. m the raCl' for best drnmat1c 11io11o n picture arc .. ( 11 ml·'> .111d l\l 1sdc meanors.·· .. Dl'ad Pol.'t~ SlKll't' ·· and "Du the Right rl11 ng,-: . 'rhe battk for hl.·,r u m1k or musi- l·al mo' ll' 1ndulll''> "Dn' ing Miss Dai~):· ··I Ill' l 1ttk \krma1d ... RUFFELL'S UPHOLSTERY INC. "'*• ,.., hlllt Ctttn ltrt! 1m UllOt llvt .. com Mlsa-m .1 m ·· hirle' alcnllnl' ... "Ttw War of the Roses" and .. \ hl'n Harr} Met ~all\ .. :· Sa ll } Fie ld. from .. S teel Magnolias:· '' 111 rompctc 111 the dramatic anreo;s ca tcgol) ag;unst Jessica Lan gt· for "The M us1c Bo,.·· .\nd1e MaeDo\.\-cll from ··sc,. hes anJ '1dl'Otapt" ... M1ehdk PfedTcr in "The Fabulous Ball'r Bo} o;" and LI\ Ullmann for .. T h<' Rose Garden." Fur bc~t musical ur comic actress. the fi'l'Somc feature\ Pauline Col- lins for "Shirk} Vaknunc." Meg R}an in .. Whl•n Harry Met Sa ll). ..... Meryl Strcep for .. She-De' 11,'' Je41c;1ca Ta nd} from "Om 1ng Mis~ Dais\.. and K~11hkcn rurnl·r for .. 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Korie.. ... ...... •t ;I .... ·-•dwlWrtlilof}tlly'Clllililfttllkwof....,...._. wtlll 6t ._of c•-'elu • homt: --.. ci..,. ,..,_ - "A 10+. OFF DIE SCALE! Tilere'I BOC D 1111 .. 111111 ...... MJ adllfto ... CIUftaC or,..._. . .., ........ ..... .1 \ .... - °'.,._ CoMt DAILY PILOT/Thur9dey, Oecernber 21, 1111 C7 Judge won't freeze Keating assets in investor suit LOS ANGELES (AP) -A federal th Id ·d . I . -- dF decided Wednesday he c Id c wor wi e assets of Kcat1na, the convened deb\-holder funds to their door to a Lincoln branch 1n Santa cover up a 1ran fer of mone)' for aman1 n firm. and that he used ~ot freeze the assets of Charlc~uH chairman of. American Continental own use by investins the money in Ana. It claims Lincoln solicited a K('atlng, and claimed Kea tang Amen an ( ont111cntars corporaae Keatina Jr as souaht in a lawsuit b · ~orp .. and his family, claimina they banks and companies in Switzer-$57,000 investment m nsky bonds caused Lsncoln to pay S2.S.S million Jc t for perwnul 1n~ to Europe. investors in Amuican Continentlt ave moved millions of dollan into land, the Bahamas and Panama. from the church's .aeneral fund. to a Dutd1 company for reasons In add111on tt> ra1smg investors' Corp parent of his failed Lincol 0 'erseas bank accounts and invest-Lincoln Savin'5 and Loan, head-Other investors included 1nd1v1d-ne,er explained. ire. thl' collap'>I.' of Lincoln Sann~ Savi~' s and Loan n men ts. . quartered in Irvine. was seized by uals who, like the church, believed The suit also churned Keating and Loan has had political ram11ica- A fo.pqc rulin. issued b , U The class-action lawsuit filed Nov. federal rcaulators on April 14, one their investment were insured. diverted S 17.5 million m LLDcoln uons. District Jud e St~ hen v ~·1 .S. lO con.tends that Lincoln misled day after American Contin~ntal Many investors were elderly. subsid1anes· funds to a Bahamian Keating'!> dona11ons of S 1.3 said his couJ "lack~ the authon~ ~n g~ in yest~rs into buyina nearly Corp. of Phoenix fi led for protection The lawsu11 claimed Keating took com pan> 10 conceal the transfer of m11l1on 10 pohttu ll causes of fivt ·ssuc final equitable relief to ~ ~ • rrnlhon .1n nonrated, hiah-risk under federal bankruptcy laws. $34 million of Lincoln·i. funds for mone} from the Unued States to .S. i.cnatori. whu intencned with :he frenc order is an app 0 w .ic !iecuntres at ~incoln's 29 branches in Bailina out Lincoln is expected to his personal use; that Keat1ng's son o ' cr~as banks. fodtral regulator\ 1n t 987 on behalf visional remcd .. r pnatc M>uthcrn .California. cost wpayers S2 billion. set up a foreign currency tradtng The pla1nt11Ts also da1mcd Keat· uf thl' &I has produced an 1n~ pr~he investors s~~ght a free f 1• The suit claims that Keatina and p~c of the major plaintiffs in the com pan)' in Sw1t1crland and West mi. channeled mur<.' than SI () , c\t1gllt1 un b~ the Senate ethic11 -ze 0 amil} members then unlawfully suit 1s a Baptist church located n~xt Germany and oa1d It S20 million 10 m1llron from Lancoln 10 a Pan· cumm1t1te Microchip cover-up alleged by engineer By HOW ARD FINE Cl<y Newt~- All ex-Hughl's Aircraft Co. ~enior staff engineer who has fikd a $9.6 billion "wh1stll'blower.. law<;u11 against hi s former cmplo)er s:i1d Wt'dncsda} he \I.BS forcl'dr into seclusion a ftcr bn ng1 ng fon h h 1s allegations. Michael C. Dcnlingl'r allcgl'!> m his suit. which was filtd in June but ealed b} coun order until r ul'sday. that the.' Fullerton fac1lrt} 1ned to cover up 1he fact 11 used flawed mi crochips in defl'nsc sy~tems. The suit. filed under the federal raise Chums .\ct. allcgt·s Hughes attempttd to <.'O\ er up flaws in an integrattd c1rcu1t component used 1n !;(.'\era I def(.'OSC S\Stl'm<;. Hugh('s ollic1ais ha' l' den1<.'d the allegations. Denlinger. 49. forml·rly of Full· cn on. allcgts that more than fou r mtllron potenttall ~ dd('("tl\""t" pan~ \\Cre installed 1n 'anous Hughcs- produc<.'d dcfon!it' s' stem" sincc I '1~4. . .. We bcl1e\e that Hugh,·s ~no"'· 1 ngl} and ~illfull). and for profit. sold and prn' 1dl.'d defect" l' prod- ucts to the l ln11cd States govern- ment. scn ousl) rnmprom1sang our defense capacll} and thl' lives of our milllaf) servicemen," Denlingcr's a11ornq s said in a statement. Denlinger. "ho tra,els under anned guard. claims he has been \hot at. Dcnlrng<.'r specifica lly alleges that a naval torpedo S} stem failed at least once because of defecti ve integrated Clfl"Ulls. and that the AEGI •radar tracking S)Stcm aboard the USS \' inctnnes -the missill.' cruiser that ~hot down an Iranian commercial airliner in thl· Persian Gulf in July I 98 -also ma) have had some Of the defective dcctronic parts. Dl·nlinger's attorney, Frank BJrbaro, alleges the defects were lhe rrsult of Hughes' Ground Systems Group's 1984 dec1s1on to pre-dip Dual In-Linc Placement Integrated Circuits an molten odder after con- 'enuonal soddcnng of the highly sensitive electronic pans proved in- adequate. Hughes had purchased the inte- grated c1reutts-from various subcon· tractors and was then responsible for tn:a11ng thl"m to make sure they "ere hcrmctKall) sealed befo~ being installed on weapons systems. The molten soddcr. Denlinger al- kges. could cause the glass co ering at the top of the rnmponent to devdop microscopic cracks that cou ld lead to interior corrosion and eventual failure of the circuit. Management woes push Disney stock down BURBANK (AP) -Wah Disney Co. stock fell again Wednesday on womes over a manaiement change, continuing a plunge an which share 'alues have lost 19.2 percent over 1the past two weeks. Disney stock had nsen to S 136 per share two weeks ago. propelled by record results from theme park. mo' 1c and home \ u.ko operation<; and high txpcna11ons for m c'pand- ang operations "'orld"'ldl· But 11 closed at SI O~ :!5 cm \\l•dnl''><lJ ' do"'n S4.50 . The holrda) rl'lca!K'. "Hl,1/l•· open- ed to poor re' 1C"'> and ,Jo" tH:kl·1 sale). and 1 n' es tor'> Jrc '>P<IO~nl b' dimming prospc.·c1., tor lhl' mm.~ busane!>'> and lcJr\ that a H'CCS)ion "'II rut 'arn11on 1ra"cl. said Memll L 'Ol h anah '>I lfarnl<l \ ogcl \ ogcl \.ml J<ld ttton.il 1.1l·tur\ on 1hc stoc~ lllltk ranged from lOW "l'alhl·r at D1<inc' ·,. Fl orida 1heme parl.s to prolit·laking and )Car-t'nd 'clltng tu \\Urrte' mer lhl· dcpanure ollicl'r jfld l\l'l ul1H· \•Ct" president 1>1.,nn 'j'd v. edne!>da\ that \\ ll"m '' t 11 n·ma1 n an ad,· l'>l'r w l>l\llt'\ u mkr j n l'\dU'il\ t ti' l'·' ear .i~rct'nwnt \l,1\ on the: hoard 'and "111 tw.1d j n~·" I\ t rt·n1e<l tinanc1al '>lrtllqt\ UIJllOllltl'l• Market g~ins ground in bid for year-end rally ftHA'f '\\'SE DID NEW YORK !AP) Dec 27 Ad11anced Declined Uncnan11ed To1a1 •ssues New 1'1illhs New lows w;rc. s}~ 4h 19(>.I 74 42 ft HA1' .\lit:' DID NEW VORK fAPI Dec 27 AOvan<.eO Oec11,,ed Un l'lan11ed fo•a u ues Ne>N l'l•OhS New tow s Wftd. 294 298 301 883 IJ '19 Prev. ~ls m 818 (, 11 NEW YORK (AP) -The stock market gained gro und in a quiet session Wednesday. bidding again to mount a year-end rally. The Dow Jones average of 30 industnals. down 2.13 on Tucs- da}. climbed 15.14 to 2.724.40. A~h ancing issues outnumbered declines b> about 5 to 3 in na- tionwide trading of New Yodc Stock Exchange-listed stocks. with 928 up. 560 down and 476 un- changed. Volume on the floor of the Big Board came to 133.73 m illion sha res. up from 77.6 I million in the previous session. Nationwide. consolidated volume in NYSE- listed issues, including trades in those stocks 'o n regional exchanges and in the over-the-counter mar· ket. totaled 176.89 million shares. Analysts fou nd little 1n the t•con- om1c nc"s to ur the markt·t out of its rl·cent lctharg~. l ntcrco;t rates ~ere narro"h ml\ed 1n the credit markets. · But traders 1111 appeared to be hopcful that stoct..s might gather strength an earl~ I q90. on<.'l' ~ear enu manCU\Cnng b) ln\e to rs for t11' and portfolio reporting purposes 1s out of the .. ,a). ~TM usage on rise during the holidays By The Associated Press Thi.' use of automated telkr ma- chines at mall-.. airpon!> and rl·c;- tauranh 1s up 'uh .. 1ant1all~ th1-. hul- 1da\ .. l'a)on -and the llkd1hood of fra~d b~ and aga1n .. 1 ronsumt•r\ has rl!>en a .. "'ell. C\Pl'rl.$ ~~- .. The potcn11al for 11 to n'>t.' 1s thac JU t a'> t·rl·d1H·ard fraud ro'>e as people started to use their cards more and (th1C\Cs) became morl.' a" arc of ho" the\ can beat the "')tern:· said Marsha Sulli' an. a si:>okcs"'oman for the ( onsumer Bankers .\ssocu111on in .\rhngton. Va. One of the "orld' largest A TM net""orks. Plus ) stem Inc. of Den- ' er. predicts that between Dec I and NC\\ Year\ Dn) consumcr.1 will ha' e u cd the bank machane to "•thdraw more than S.500 million through b.5 million trans.ict1ons. t\l.icc as man) as last year. '\ 1 ·sE I.EADENS NEW YORK (API -Sales 4 pm Weonesoav pr,ce ano net cnarx1e of ine IS most act•ve New Yon. Srock Excllanoe n u es Ir 110 n11 ria r.onallv 1111 more ll'lan \ 1 Nam. Volume Lau CllJ. Br tisnTe1 9.869 ~ soi. + , Sano< Tr N'V 1 136 100 " • + ~ SCEcorP ~ 059 400 '°~ Pl'lotMor s 1 040 000 40 • +-• o :sneA I 470 100 109·, -J'l WCN 1 327 600 14 • + • GermanvFo 1 277.300 17 • + 21' srac" o~i.. 1 112 300 19'11 -'• IBW 1 16S.700 94>• + • BkNEnq I ~ 400 8l9 + i SecPacCP 1 10 .300 39-i,. -• LA Gears i 300 30'--2'• HononHtl i 090,400 83 --()'• ChaseMilM i OS4,600 )4~ + ~ Ale~Ate• 1 020 SOO 30 • -'-. A,_EX LEADERS NEW YORK AP -Sales. 4 p "" w.one\dh• or ce a~<l rie• cnanve of ine 10 most 11c• ve A,..,e, cai-Srock Exchange •Uues 1•1101,..11 "a1°ona tv at more lhan i l Name Volume La•t Ct19 Fru•IL'>O"' 739 400 14"-+ TIE CO'""'"' 123 900 1 @ Amdan 506 SOO i3 EnovSvc 497 SOO • • llll11n11LaoB 483 900 S " + ln•·Te '"II 40'2 700 )1, .+. Te us A r(p 348 200 I Pt + BAT •no 190 900 13 3· 16 Ecl'loB11v 27S,200 171, • PrlceCom s ?SO 100 51 + I NEii\/ YORK IAPI -Most active over·lll•-counter stoo s SUPPiied t>v NASO Last or NEW VORK. 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