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IN THE NEWSROOM
Trlvtallllq War Is Peace h1HS,
Part II; Yesterday in this very same
space. we told you how Susan Block. a
Los Angeles talk-radio hostess. has of-
fered to match single men and wo men
who W1Sh to attend either anu-war or
pro-Opcrauon Dcsen Storm demon-
strations together ... Well, we got
another fax from Susan and now she's
offering her services as this war's
answer to "Tokyo RoK." ... "Desert
Susan is a sultry voice of pleasure
penetrating the horrors of war." states
the fu. which notes that Susan broad-
casts from her bedroom. "But unhke
T okyo Rose, Desert Susan docs not sap
the fig.huna sptrit of American troops
but comforts. inspun and counsels
them o n their long. lonely m1ss1ons -
into stranae and fore1an lands. .... She socs on. and ~e'd lake to let you in o n
what she has to say. but lh11 1s a family
newspaper.
QUOTES Of THE DAY
"The irony 1s th1t (l(Jni's) birthday
fell on the same day as the Jan. 1.5
deadline m the Middle &st. Now
instead of celebrati,,, peace, ~-e find tht>
n1tions of the world embroiled m an
csal1tin1 war ...
Episcopal Bishop Ro nald Haines
speacna to an overflow crowd at the
Washiniton NauonaJ Cathedral service
oriainally meant to commemorate the
binhday of lain civil ri&hts leader
Manin Luther Kina Jr.
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"This wir 1s 1bout 011 ind mJ/1ur-
1sm. We do not Sttk to defeat people.
but to defeat m1ustice. Oppose 1 policy.
not a ~rscn ... The best way we can
support the men i nd women who will
be fi,h111111s to continue to ~ork for 1
~ful solution ...
Coretta Scott Kang speaking to stu-
dents in Atlanta.
0
··w orse thin war 1s the fear of war."
Seneca (The Younaer)
TODAY'S EVENTS
•The Costa Mesa City Council
meets at 6:30 p.m. in the counciJ
chamben at City HaJJ, 77 Fair Drive.
•The Huntinaton Beach Cit)'. Coun-
cil meets at 7 p.m . in the council
chamben at City Hall. 7000 Majn St
TOMORROW'S HIGHLIGHTS
•More covenae of the war in the
Penian Oulf.
COMING ATTRACTIONS
•Today 11 the deadline to submit
your poems. stories. pbotOtJRpbs and
drawinp for publication in the Jan. 27
RaKkn Plat. Brina your submiaions
to the Oruce C.Ut DdJ Piie&. )JO
W. Bay St., Costa Mesa, 92626.
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Monday, January 21, 1991 25 cents
Todd arlnovlch busted in
awport on cocaine charge
By Paul Archlpley
Orwioe Coat Delly Piiot
NEWPORT BEACH -Todd Marvin
Marinovich. the University of Southern
California football quarterback who this
year weathered a tryina season both on and
off the field, was arrested here Sunday for
possession of cocaine.
According to Newpo rt po lice,
Marinovich and three companions were on
foot whtn they were stopped by a patrol
officer at the comer of Alvarado Street and
Bay Avenue a t 4: IS a.m.
Marino vich allegedly was found to be 10
possession of a iram of cocame.
Ncwpon police Lt. Tim Newman wd
the officer was on rouune patrol when he
spotted the quartet and stopped to in-
vestigate.
Prisoners
on display
in Baghdad
By The Associated Prea
Two Manne a irmen
from Camp Pendleton
were shot out o f the
sky above Kuwai t. as
war's shock waves roll-
ed throuah Southern
California.
Lt. Col. C'lafTord
Acree. 39. and Chief Acree
Warrant Officer G uy
H unter. 46. were the area's fi rst ser-
vicemen to be hstC'd as m1ssina 10 action
in Operation Descn Storm and were
identified as pnsoners of war by Iraq
officials an teltv1sion reports.
Offic1aJs at Camp
Pe ndle to n refused
comment Sunday on
the 1nC1dent But Cable
News Network ran an
Iraqi TV broadcast
Wlth purponed state·
ments fro m Acree and
Hunter.
The telev1s1on show
in Baghdad recalled similar public dis.-
plays of Ammcan pnsoners of war by
Hanoi dunna the Vietnam War.
First. o n Saturday n•&ht. Iraqi TV
showed two blindfolded men. 1denofied
as American POWs, bcina paraded
through Baahdad streets. the news qency
in nei&hborina Iran wd. On Sunday, the
TV broadcast interviews witll men sajd to
be downed pilots.. ~
The officer saw Marinovich auempuna
to conceal somethina by sticlrina it in his
waistband behind his back. Newman said.
.. Usually. it's extremely obvious to an
officer when he sees somebody try to hide
something like that." Newman said.
Concerned that Marinovich may have
been trying to conceal a weapon or bur-
• glary tool, the officer patted down all four
suspects .. Newman said. The officer d1d not
yet know the identity of his suspect.
When he searched Marinovich. the of-
fi~r allegedly found a plasttc bagy con-
tajning about a gram of cocaine stuck an
Mannovich's rear waistband.
He was placed under arrest, but the other
three weren't held. Newman wd. None of
the others was identified by police.
Marinovich rcponedly has been staying
with his arandfather, Henry Fentg, who
laves on Alvarado.
AccordinJ '° Sgt. Mike McDonou&h,
Marinovich. 21. was booked and released
at 11 : I 0 a.m . on his own recognizance.
McDonough said Marinov1ch wo uld be
arrai,ned in about two weeks at Harbor
MunicipaJ Court.
Reached at his home o n Balboa
Pensinsula. Feni.g wd bts grandson was
with his father. Marvin Mannov1ch. who
la ves an Torrance.
No one couJd be reached for comment at
that home or at the senior Manno"1ch's
business 1n Anaheim.
MannoVlch, an Orange Count) p~p star
before college. was kicked ofT the USC
football team on Jan. 11 after he dcla)ed
See MARINOVICH/llla Piii
AP~o
U.S. Marines practice trench aasautts In the Saudi Arabian deeert.
Todd Marlnovtch 1n action during a use game.
U.S. Patriots
knock all but
one from sky
By Edith M Lederer
Aeeoc:lat«I ,._ W r 1 ..
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"R'\BI \ -In 1ts bag-Ul::St:H I
gtst attacl SIOC"t tht' STORM
v.ar began Iraq fired
another n1ghtume bar-
ra&<' of m1 sties at
aud1 "rab1a that
t'ndC'd t'3FI)' Monda}.
Th<' ~ho~tr of Iraqi Scud m1ss1ks that
~n late unda) struck Dhahran. a key
allaC'd m1htar. sa te. and Riyadh. the cap1-
t.aJ.
All or mo t of th<' I 0 m1ss1les were
bclaevC'd intercepted b) L' .S. Patnot antt-
m1ss1lt battenes. and one landed harm-
lec;sl~ 1n the Persian Gulf
But the ei1plos1ons high over the desert
kingdom -.e~ a hoom1ng reminder that
ddam H us can's dug-in m1htary,
though dov.n. as far from out
The 1lhC'd air •ar stepped up Sunday,
-.1th th<' larg~t m1ss1o n )Ct from Opcr-
1t1on ~n torm·s ne-. northern base
an Turke~
The aJhC'd pounding of Baghdad was
unrclenung. Bombs fell aJI through the
earl)-mom ing darkness unda). CNN
col"Tt'spondent Peter .\men reponed from
the Iraqi capital
Arnett. whoS<" reports v.tre subject to
Iraqi censors. reported sttmg one U.S.
cru1K mas ale shot down near tus Baah·
dad hotel. and another roar by about 100
\ards from his 10th-fl oor window.
· .\. Bnush reponer -. ho left Baghdad on
unda) and amved 1n Jordan dccscribed
1ncrca mg devastauo n. sayillJ power and
v.ater we~ knocked out and gasoline was
See GULF,._ Piii CN N, which monitored the broadcast,
said the POWs identified themselves as
three Americans. two Britons. one Italian
and one Kuwasu. They were subdutd.
one had a bandqed band. and two bad
bruised faces. the repon said.
The three Americans identified them-
selves as Acree. Hunter and Navy LL
Jeffrey Nonon Zaun -three prcvaously
listed as m1ssina by the U.S. m1hwy.
Locals tum to prayer on first Sunday of war
In Enalish, the men were asked qucs--
tions by an antcrvicwu and answered..
mostly in a stilted sty&c sugesuna they
were radina from statcmenu prepared
for them.
Zaun sent pttth\p to his parents and
sister at home, called on them to pray for
peace, and said alowty, ··1 thank our
leaden and our people have wronaJy
an.cbd tbe ~ ~ of Iraq.••
Hunter h8d a similar lliftly ~ llale'-
ment.
The lr1qis -are puttiftl wonts into bit
mouth, .. Calvin Zaun. tbe Navy oflic:a>s
flthet', •id in ChCrry Hill, NJ. •1t
doe.n 't sound like Jdl' ...
Tbe Omeva Convention on ua~t
olPOWs. '° whictt Iraq ... a aipatory.
•YI pntoners .. mUll at al1 uma be
proeeaed partia&IUty ....... -ol yW.;. eecc or inti•.._ ud ....... ._.. ud ,..,.k curioli ...
nc """'°" :l w 111,Mcl~ oaaar.
... l'OJJl8ot I ...
Parishioners hope to fin d peace during troubled times
av eo1n c.ttw11
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NEWPORT BEACH -MOR than
250 Olule C-OUt rcsadtats lttridcd
die l O! l ~ lefVice at Mariam Cburda in
Ntwpon leecla on Sunday. a tenict
d n;,. td to bdp 1•.rialuonen bd .,..._ a OM put it, .. in I wortd that IO
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Oran ge Coast Peopl e
A retired Costa Mesa coul)le whose singing. dancing and tender
loving care brighten the li,·es of hundreds of area residents. young
and old.
RETllED BUT MOT TllfD1--------
Though he left th(' ho uscpainting bus1neo;s in I 9 74 -a trade
he'd pracu ced for .i6 \ears -Bill hasn't heen rela·ung. Th(' long
11'1 ol \.I' 1< and l hamahle act1v1t1e<> hl' and I uu1sc have taken on
\H1uld be enough to keep a o;mall amn ot pcoplt• ~US)
1 he Kanold<> put 1n mure th.in I 000 '11luntea houro; a )Car
"1th '>Ul h o rg.an11auon<, J' TL ( . the <;t-01nr mt·als program. the
~ n·u1nl (.ire\ ~wp l..111..hcn .inJ numcnu' Jrea con,alescent
Ii 1'p11.il-. 81 11 al~ put<, h1\ hand' man \~111, 111 "ork pl'rforming
humt n·pa1r'i lor elder(\ n•,1dcnl\ un.ibk ll• d11 tht• 1nh<> themscl"es
.ir .dln rd h.n ing them Jnnt: tnmmt•rciall~
SONG AND DANCE----------
Hut the alll' 11' th,· 1-..anolds enJO) most 1!. ('ntcnaining. Louise
' ~·' tx·au11full\ and 0111 ap1talt1es on has unique talent as one of
1 , ' 11d ' uni\ t·nm~tent male hula dancers in romed) dance
"' • that "" .inabl~ lea' e aud1en\:t'S rolling o n the floor
"Htt'' I got 111 he.-a hula d ancer ~a~ through a lad" >wt' knew
.,. h11 11-J' r , 1.i"t'' I nu1w and I hJJ tx'l'n Jo1ng Jll land\ of dancing
-tl..sllr111w1 'Yu.He dan, 1ng. \11u name ll. "e did It Hut then she
'a' II I 1 .1 "hill Jnd '~1.: , nulJn"t J11 1! ..,,, I 'a" ont· ol thc<,e
.1\\t' .111ll I thought ht•\ thJt loo!..' 111.l" tun I het I could do that
) •>U J w '•rpriwd "hJt J mJlt hula damn tan dn"
ALOHA HOOEY-----------
k1 jn,! I u"' ha' l ' J ~roup ol l ntt rta1m.·f\ the~ call the
I 11n1 .... :h ' I 11u1\\' ""~" lrom J reix·noin· 111 about l()() ongrnal
' ~ •nl 1 •1,,·d h B ll Bill n .:.in"h1lc JPJX'af\ 1n "1g a nd grass
, .. in .q:h ..s tr1111n 111 JJnl1n~ ~rl<. Jnd rt."Jll) hJm<, 11 up
I \l' ..,.,, .1 "' t llnll'•h numht:r<i I do the c;;he1 k of .\rah\
.1 .1 I ~ 111 'Ill 1 n .. I 1J .rnd Jrnh arc , n, t"r('d up and I
lt.nc ,, 1"111,! I 1u p.11 nted • .,. 0.:lh It"' dll grl·at lun ··
-Compiled bJ Bob YH Eyk~a
-iual· llWs Brlals
Police shooting being prollld
111 '\ II'' .r n"' fU \( H -The Orange ( ounl\ '>ht·rilf~
I )1:p.1 rt nwn1 " 1n' l'\llgating an oflicer-10\ of\ ed shoot mg. a ltcr a w.
.t·.11 ,.1,1 man "-.t' 'hot here \.tturJa)
I .t•.,Jrd C Jroll Padgett. addre!>s unkno wn "a' rcportt•d in
\l.thll u1nd1twn "1th a gun<;hot v.ound to the lt•g Jt V.t•\tl"m
\koli..il ( l·ntt·r an ~nahe1m
\,u1rd1ng to Huntington Beach pohlC at atlt1ut 4 p m
..... 11un.Ja, Padgett "a'i acting susp1c1oui.I} tn\1dc thl" Ralphs marl.et
11 t 1~~ \\Jtl•l"r .\ .. e v.h1th was un1kr sunt."1llantt' h\ an
1 .J, " r 11tl1u1
\\ ht•n P.1J[lt'll kl tht· store tht· nlfot•r apprna, ht·d him for
q ll"\' •ln1ng. hut tht• \USpeCI fkJ
I ht· nllill'r 'h.t\C'd Padgett 1nt11 .1n .ilk~ heh1nd tht' market
\\hen· tht· 'hrn1t1n~ onurred It "·1' 11111 "ront·d "hctht•r Padgett
"·1' .Hllll'J
lfuntin11ton He.tch p<>lllt' I t K.snth HIJ1r \.ltd th• ,11,·n tr'i
lkpafl•nlnt 1' handling th1· 10\1·,11~·Jt111n JI Hun11n~1111 fk'al h'\
rcqut''' Kt•\ult' 111 lht• '"''''llp.1111111 ... 111 Ix• turned 11\t'r to the
d1<,trtct Jttorne\ '<. nllitt."
King birthday being honored
< O'il A \.ff~\ \I "''~"' ernment \\Prk," "'II ht· off tndav
1n honor of the Re' \l.ir11n I uther King Jr 'h1nhd.1 ""hath wa~
fan I 'I
A.ll lcdcral ~tatt· and u1unt\ otfo.e~ v.111h(·,111,{J lodJ\ ;i., ""ell
J\ l ll) OffilCS Jnd tht· lahrar) ·1n Hun11ng.tc111 Rt Joh
Other nrangt• ( (}J\I lll\ hall\ "I" he llpc. n t•idJ\
Public ~ houl1. al\11 Jrt dn<.c.'d
<;omc but ntJt all hank-; ""' he clo\C.·d todJ\
Post offilcS v.1ll he clo!i<'d ;.ind thc.·n \'Ill Ix· nu dt·h'l'f\ but
mail -will be p1l ked ur from m.i1l~u\t''
Tra<ih pickup \t'r\ltt' ~111 not he Jlfrttrd
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AV ALON -Twent)-thrcc people on a fish ma eitpcdiuon were
returnina horn(' earlier than planned Sunday af\er their boat struck
several rocks off Catalina Island and was hfled by the surf on&o a
d ('sened beach.
hentrs depuues new the passengers and crew of .. Outer
Limits," a 65-foot sport fishin1 boat. by helicopter to Avalon,
where they were scheduled to take a cruiser to San Pedro, said Lt.
John McKay. of the county Depanment of Beaches and Harbors'
\\3lon ,,~11on
L1fqu rds took one crewman. Enc Hodae 26. to Avalon
Mun1c1p;tl Hospital for injuries he suffered when he slid partway
down a 40().foot chfT that he attempted to scale to seek help.
None of the other castaway , who pent mo t of last nl&ht on
the beach, was 1nju1td. McK.a)' said .
··outer Limits .. kn n Pedro Sa1urday and was beadina alo na
the award 1dc of the 1 land on 1t way to San Clemente Island
hen et hit 1 ubmersed rock about m1dn1&ht. McKay said.
The jpper, 011)' Lee Nordb)-c, •6, o(Lona Beach. ttduccd
peed, then sa another rock o ff the bow. He ~versed enaina lo
k oft: but ho another rock at the ICcm, McK.iy •HI.
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Th e World ... in Four Min utes
EllllF•-•••• A TI.ANT A -Blnb and .,,. Nftllld to illllndately cash
the paychecks of Eastern Airlines employea wt.ii• IOmC military
penoonel ttyina to repon rot duty ill the Mideast were briefly
auanded after Lbe carriet'1 shutdown.
··1 have a wi.~. t~ ki~a. a beby Oil tho way and no money,"
Eastern mechan.ac Ball Snader said after a chect~in1 store
refused to pay has $491.14 payroll check. .. This i1 just ridiculous."
The 62-year~ld airline abruptly stopped ICt"Vke at m.idniaht
Friday. after almost two yean in U .S. 8ank.ruJ*y Court. Eastern
was. more than $3 billion in debt and had been ravqed by laaina
busancss.
SACRAMENTO -An a vid fan of the Los Anatlcs Raiders
was arrested on charges of holdtna op 24 banks to finance trips to
games of bis favorite football team, authorities said.
Claude Dawson Jones. 32. was jailed in lieu of SI millio n bail.
Ht was arrested Frida) in a m o tel room , where federal agents
found a tack('t to unda) 's Amencan Football Conference cham-
pionship game between the Raiders and the Buffalo Bills.
The agents also found an airplane ticket to Buffalo, N. Y.,
where the gam(' was played. The Raiders lost S 1-3.
A total of $20.000 was taken an 24 bank robberies in the
Sacramento area since Nov. 7. FBI spokesman T om Griffin said.
BOGOT.\. Colombia -A judge has released one of the first
cocaine traffic king suspects to turn himself in under a 1ovemmcnt
lcnacnC} plan for drug bosses . .\tlome) General Carlos Gustavo
.\meta announced latt' ~unda}
The sus~tt. (wn1alo l\kJta San1n. was released by a cnm1nal
coun Judge in the "estcrn c11~ ol Manazales last week, A.meta told
rcponers
Mejia anm 1s llnt' t'I ,c,t·n 'IU~pects who turned tht'mscl'l'S
in under Prcs1dc:n1 < t'\Jr (1J\ ina·~ guarantee that surrendenng
drug bos~s will not be t'\traJ1tt·J and will receive r('duced pnwn
sentences in Colomhia
Two Medellin cartel leaders. Jorge Luis Ochoa and his hrothcr
Fabio, are a'>'a1tmg sent('ncing after surTC ndenng under Gavsna's
plan.
U .. officials in Bogota ha"e expressed concern that the
program will lead to 1mpu011y for traffickel"!I accused ot ~ndmg
tons of cocaine to the Unatcd tates.
Mejia Sanin skipped bad after being arrested in Flonda on
cocaine d1stnbut1on charge' and rt'turncd to Colombia. "here he
allt'gcdl> continued tra!Ttcking 1n tocainc
by
Sheral LeBeau
ORANGE COAST'S ONLY FICTIONAL DRAMA SERIES
B urning chunks o f the building fell an the strttt and the
N('"p<>n Beach sk)'line bc.-gan to tum an evil ~ Glowing ash
shatt('red in the st1ff\.\1nd Kathennc &II stood an the !ilr~t. numb
~ l ru"-d gathered
A firi:man mo' ed them back. but the cuno u!. inched forward
again an}wa)
Flames hurst through the roof. hckang the \k~ And then. JUSt
as !>uddt."nh. tht' roof crac ked and collapsed
~athl"nne looked and looked Fro1en . .\lonl'
~uddcnl} there was a hand on her shoulder
"ihe turned qu1ckl) and recognized the rugged face of Ryan
Stom· tht· county's bomb squad commander. he reml'mbtred she
had tafk<'d tn him this evening. but for the ltfc of her she'd couldn't
rcmemlx·r how long ago it had been.
.. , •HJ nK., .. Stone said. m ovm& around her in a com forting
manner
'"Yeah I guess. I do n•t know"
"Listen Kathenne. you're luck ) You're aJavc You go tta
remember that. Yo u can always rebuild buildings That's what
insurance 1s for. right:'
Kathcnne smiled weakly "I d1dn't pay the insurance
premium. It was due last week I thought I could let 1t slide for
a hit "
Stone "as about to say somethana. an~th1ng JUSt to cheer h('T
up "hen a man's voice c ut through the silence.
"Ht'} captain." a fireman yelled as he raced out of the stall
smoldering building. ··we got a problem ..
"What 1s 1t'>"' ~clled back the captain. a th1rtY50mcthan1 blond-
haired man named Larry Sto kes.
"We got a body in there. captain. and at ain't too pretty ...
To he continued ...
Did You Know?
Irvine Company's water gift
to University aided city
•In ln·ine: In 1w~o. the In.inc ( ompany offe~ the use of fbur
eA14'lln(l "-Jtcr v.dls to the propo<;('d .. n1vers1 ty Cit)' .. mapped out
an \.\ alham PnC'1 ra's master plan for the new Un1 vers1ty of
( alttc rn1a Tht''><' "ell<; would supply water for 17,000 persons unul
\ktropohtan \.\ ater Dl'itnct Ciupphe., from the Colorado River
rnuld hi.· .1.,,urcd That g.ra caou\ &Jf\ ol water was al"W a gif\ of life
for "hat "ould bccom(' the Cit)' of Irvine.
Of)t'n the floodptcs of mcmaf} and send your h1StoncaJ facts
to Did You Kno~ ?, Or°'e eo.11 D•ll.Y Piiot, P. 0 . Box 1560.
Co ta Mesa. 9!626
Pollce Log
Someone Stole 1 compvta and 1 lkftO, vaJ...at
It Sl.11 0, from Tcwulklr Jwuor ffWI.
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RJOA. U.Qa. -Sovtet "blllck bete1" commudol attacked
Latvia's pola IMildquanen Su.nday qtn ud occupied it tcmpor·
arily, killina tlwe teODle and wounc:fina nine in the assault. Latvian
aovemmtnt oftldlill-l&id.
All LaaviM police were otdaed to take up arma and ~
otbet aovemment buildinp. but tbe oommandot left police
headquanm about lix houn after Lbe assault bepn.
The elite forces of the Soviet Interior M inistry bepn Lbe attaek
at about t:o6 p.m. (2:06 p.m. EST), u Rd and ~hite tracer bulleU
lit up downlOWD flila. An automobile burst into Oames ne•t to the
Latvian Interior Ministry, which controls police in the repubhc and
is loyal to &be tepetatist aovcmment.
The raid came a ~k after Soviet tanks attacked Lbe main
broadcast center in the Lithuanian capital of Vilnius, killin& 14
people and woundina more than 200.
MOSCOW -Hundreds o f thousands of Soviet! rallied ID the
heart of Mo9Cl0w on Sunday to protest the military crackdown in
Lithuania and demand President Mikhail S. Gorbachev·s res.is·
nation.
The crowd marched in sight of the Kremlin and denounced
Gorbachev and military leaders for the Jan. 12 assault on the
Lithuanian broadcast center which left 14 people dead in the
secessionist Battie repubhc.
It was the first time reformers o rganized a rally with the
primary focus being a demand for Gorbachev's ouster.
Gorbachev is widely perceived to have taken a more con-
servative course in r~nt months. He has lost his most progressive
deputies like Forei&n M1n1ster Eduard A. Shevardnadze and
surToundcd himself with pany functionaries.
Gorbachev last Wttk asked the Supreme Soviet legislature to
roll back on th(' policy o f media openness.
"Perestroika ts over." said Dmitri Sc1hko. on(' of the demon-
strators .
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LOS ANGELES -War coveraic pre~mpted a nationwide
telecast of the 13th Cerebral Pals} Telethon. d('vastating a fund-
ra1S1ng effort .
David M)ers. llnated ( ercbral Pals) developm('nt director
said agreements with 80 local su111ons na11onw1dc collapsed when
bombs fell on Baghdad.
"We understand there's a war but 11 being canceled. it's
devastaung." Myers said unday.
Stations 1n Las Vegas and Sarasota. Fla . were the onl) oo("S
Myers k new of that went ahead with the telethon as planned
beginning Saturday at 6 p m . and ending 24 hours later. He had
no estimates for pledges at the two telethons.
-By tbe AHOCial«I Pre ..
News of the Weird
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HOUMA. La -"fl "Ork-;'"
a bc.-aming police operator said
after handling the lir:st call on
the Cit) ·s new 911 emergency
telephone system
"I go t the call and a boy "as
hollenng. '302 Mike Street is on
fire''," oix·rator JclT)' Duplanti\
said Thunday "I said. 'That''i
m y house."'
Duplantis' 11 ·y('ar-old s<'n
placed the call Wcdncsda>
Thr« m inute<; after getting the
call. Ba)OU Cane Fire ()(pan-
ment volunteers v.erc e1t t-
ingu1sh1n& the blue
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my kids." Duplantis said.
.\n ambulanC'C dn \C~r phonC'd
to tell Duplantis that has son!>,
Core) and Case). hadn't b«n
harmed in the blaze that moder-
ately damaged the ~nted ho m e
but hca' ti) damaged its con-
tents
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Responding to the New 'oril.
la" banning dwarf-tossing con-
tc~ts. promoter Baird JonC"S
complained that "we're txing
lumped '>'Ith bar sports. This 1s
not someone promoting Jcll-0
\HC'>lhng."
-By Tb~ .A11od•t«I Pru1
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the Dally Piiot
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A drunken man 10 a bll.K' tkJ mask wait Lnlo
• Cude K at 2263 F&1t"iew, Sl'dlcd 1 ktu~ on allot
cJctk and demanded • The clcrlc uplained tbal
the ca h rtai ttt dt11W'Cf' had an alarm on it., '° tht
bend11 took a '1a-padr of Buch•~~irr and a peck of
bttf Jtfky '"'''Cad and tkd.
FoUJI An Aftdcim au -tao wu pla)'llll ~t.JI Oft I ClOUft at 16400 ~""' ~ to pcJlb IMt eomeMI Aok tut w.n.t •
it lie Oft \Ill If ... All
A SUQ& of the R~nae lnn, a ~Pll1· IR•F•&J• -
Mel compla, 1tji0Rld 1bat Sl.700 wonh o1 'he ..... Iii w .............
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KMl9 don't ID ia b a k>c
of hillt-.. utin ptOllOU9Ce-
~nu.. You know whar1 on
lhdr mu~s -euctly. They
just aive ii to you suaiahL
That's what some thud.
founh and fifth aracten at
Eader School in Huntinston
Beach did in letten to
Ocorae Bush, Saddam
Huuein and othtt leader).
We published several
Saturday and think thcir
innocent wisdom is well
wonh another round:
To Prtsi<knt Hussein:
Fred Martin
Just S'IJ' rhe peace treaty ~
ontMbackofth1 paper•nd C ~
evel')'thilll will be perfttr _ _
apin. TbomH. (On tbe
back, the lad had a treaty form. complete with s1anatures of Pres.
Bush and Gen. Norman Schwankopf, plus a blank space for
Hussein.
I would like 11 very mucb if you would pull out of Kuwait ...
so rh•t Kuwait could repair itself and Jive in pea~. Nicole.
I thmk )OU should su~nckr. You'll bave to do 1t sometime.
so why not make 11 now? Bryan.
Why don't you 1et out of Kuwait so we c:.an stop this war'?
Thmk wh•t it would be like 1f one of your parents were killed m
• war. Danielle.
If President Bush would leave you •lone. and you would le•ve
(him) •lone. and we would help each orher mstead of fighting ...
both our countries would be happy. Kris.
Please 10 back now to your own country so you will win by
stoppm1 the qua~/. Scott.
I would not like to be you or our president nght now. Nick.
To Gen. Schwarzkopf:
I'm really sorry you have to be the ,eneral ofO~rat1on Desert
Storm. Don't )OU wish > ou could rome home to your family?
Becky.
To U N. Sec Gen. Perez de Cuellar:
Ir's bad enough that so many people have to die. but 11·s e\.en
WOl'S(' havin1 to die joung. Kathy
To ~tdent Bush·
I don't like 11 when people die in wars. It doesn't matter what
kJnd of ~rson the) are . Teresa.
Couldn"t )OU and SaddJJm 1ust sit do"n and talk instead of
S<'ttling 11 with war? Angela
I don ·1 11/ce war but If 1s something we ha' e to do. J 1m
I don't thmk ddam Hu~m d~n~s to ha'e his name
capira/1zed. R yan.
I ho~. like JOU. that this 14'Br will be swift and that the allied
forces will prew11/. Enn.
PleaS<'. when )'OU make a speech. sa) to the ~ople of the
United States of Amenca. "If you Stt a foreigner. 1udge them by
th<' "a> the) an not b> the color of their skin. Jason.
I am not on Saddam Husscm·s side. but 11 d~s confuse me
wh> )OU picked this part1cul•r cns1s to make a fuss about. Keaton.
Try to think ofa wa) to make puce. I already ha ve. You could
tell ku"'" to ask Iraq 1f the) could 1om with them ... This wa ) )Ou
"on't ha'c to light and ha'"c the nsk of killing )ourself. but ha ve
more 01/ .. That's a way of makmg ~ace. J R.
All this 14-ltr business 1s making me nenous. I ha\.e so man)
"what ifs .. on m) mind Lind~)
Kids that ha'e parenu in the Middle East .. ma> ne,er get to
Stt (them/ agarn I "·onder ho" )OU '*Ould ha"e fclr If th1
hap~ned ro .~ ou when > ou 14-ere a bo)'? T raq
I thought adults "<"re. well. lldults ... Te:.chers tell us fighllnj 1s
"rong and then our o"n president and a gm"n man start fighting
tephanic
A third-grader named Adam qutte cloqucntl) summed 1t up
for all of us / h•\e a dream that war "Ill stop. lo"e "111 tnumph o'er hate,
proplc will not be di\ 1ded b) color, SaddJJm Hussein 14111 move out
of l\u"ait and hunger in the "orld will stop.
Fm M•rtl• '• col•m.01 ,.,,, Mooby1, WHltntl•Y• aad S.hlr·
day1.
School lunch menus
P'-tai. Velky
ScM.I Db&.m-1
MM41y Hohda)
'hn4AJ' Cllttw pu1a froh fn111 fru11
JUI« milk •~r BBQ po(\ n b pill\ fn111 NP
fTnh tnm tlambuYJrT bun ciloc'Otllt-milk
Tll•"'8)' T outrd bolopl and cbttw
1o1nd.,.1rh bullc~ com fn111 blr m1lli.
Fri41~ Cllttvburerr f~nch fn"-fn111
Jui« hlmbuf'll'f bun r11sup m1llt
H•u.,t. ~
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pldtcl. r~nrh fn"' .o1n11w. I('( cream wp
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fh111 salad, muffin. cho1tt or mtlk..
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pttna w/'Pfn.C'll/blt i.oppinp. canot sttclta •
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""tint ~Id cup of chicken noodk '~
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milk
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chilled fru11 ,.,,th bh~brTTln blnanH. choi«
of milk
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•1th checx 1nd klllk.C 1.11n 10~ chota of
milk.
W~r Pt'1>9('ron1 puu or tOt\ taco.
IOMed saJad '*llh (htonc, frl"\h <>nl"tf -~
choice of milk
n.Mar. Tamak or wf\ taro • .aM>Md
nee. saJJld •llh chttv p1ncaP91c cup
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box of nus1ns. choice of milk
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lcnuct, orantt JU.I« bat. ta btJCUtl. choi« of
milk ,,..,...r. Pork. nb-+Quie on 1 roll, Ult.er
toll. 111.ncapplc, rho•« of milk. P'ri41r. Supcr Bo""'1 cbth, pl hnc pttn
l&IMI. punl k.ldt .t SIU' !ICU' ~
C"l"ICk.cn. ma.n-1n-moooo mJl.k.
Q. Of the 6,214 hotel room.
and aufte• fn Ne1.0port.
Beach, Irvine and Co8tcl ••IUI, lto10 man11 are
DIRCClL Y ON TB£
WATER?
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NEWPORT IEACH -The OrM9I c...t ...., ........ all undnwnttt in me
A ...... ftCIS Lape ot Llpna Inch and
lhe A• ... 19« LapC or Newport
lceda '• ICflCI ol lec1u* knowo u the 1991 Town Hall celebrity 1ma. The l«tuttt will be held on MOGdl)'t
11 10'.301.m. 11 Edward• CiMm1 Thca1tt
in Ncwpon ~natt. NC'W'pOrt Beach.
The .chedukd apeekert Ire": Re• Reed (Jan 28>. 1 film cntic whole reviewi
1ppr1r in nu~u• n1uon1l m.,az1nu
and the 1ynchca~ telev1uon show "At
the Mo\'ltt"; Admiral Elmo Zumwalt
(Feb. 2S). a populM fonnaJ bead of the
U.S. Navy who will discuss &lobaJ 1ssU«;
Dr. Wamn Thomas (March 2S), the
ttttnlly relttcd duutoT of the Los An·
,elcs Zoo who will dlSCUIS a ~n1
voyaat 10 Arant, and Vtf'llnia Graham
(Apnl 22), an author of fi1,<c books and
fonncr televtsioo talk how host.
Tickeu an 1v11lable for the complete
tents of four l«turH at $4S AdJUSt·
mcnts cannot be made after ttckets arc
purchased pphcauons arc prottsicd to the onkr ru-c1vcd. To order uckcts. call 673-6130 or 721-8737
1&ni1P'1 lllUwll
H UNTINGTON BEACH rhc ~ds of the Cluldrcn's Library and lhe
Hun11na1o n Beach Pubhc L1brar') arc
h01una the third annual Author's Fesll·
val throupout the oommuntt) on Tues-
daSt"ent) local area authors and 11·
lustrators of children's literature will
speak 11 Cll) schools m the Hunttnaton
Beach, Ocnn View Fountain Valley and
Westminster School d1stncu
More than 32 schools arc panic1pattng
1n the C\-ent. tudents ~•II be gt\'cn an
opponunll) at their \Chools 10 meet
authors. purchase books and have the
authors aut()Jraph their book.s " hst of
the authors pante1pal1n& In lht' resuvaJ
arc available 11 lh<' Hun11n11on Beach
Library For more 1nforma11on. 1.-all
848-7813
1111111 ........ Cllllll
FOuNT .\IN V .\LLEY -.. Housina:
8c)ond Hospital Beds and Board and
C rt•• "''II ~ the ubjcct Of a peMI
dt1eu 11on to ~ hdd at the monthly
mcctJ"t or IM Alb&Dtt r0t \he Mentally
Ill of OR,.-C'ounty at CoUttt Hew.po.al.
17150 E'-IClid 1 .. roun~" Valley. on Tueldly 11 7 p m.
For mott 1nfonnauon call ~
FO NTAIN VALlf.Y -The ninth
a:nnu.aJ Oranat Count) Elementary
School pelltna Compe1111on will be held
on Wednndl)' 11 Masuda <i1ddJc ~hool. The compehtton will bq.tn at 7
pm.
N1otl)·lhrtt students v.-111 bt compel·
1n1 IOr the honor 10 rcprcKnt Oranat
County at the state compe11uon on May
11 For further 1nform111on, contact the
pec1al Academic E'enh l1n11 at the
Oran,e County Dcpanmrnt of Educa-
tion 11 662-4948
COSTA MES\ -C ollqt Hospua.J lS
rponmna 1 !«tun.' ~"" ,eared u ·
cluu"ely for vi.omen and the health 1uucs
they (ace 1n t~ I 'rX>s
Oonna Grant ~111 discuss d)S-
funcuonal famtl) ~))tem' 1n the lint of
the Silt communtt) lectures on Wednes-
day from to 9 p m 11 the ( olltJC Hospi-
tal Re10urce C entrr. I 71 W Euchd St .
u1te 311 foun~1n \ 1llC')
The lttturn v.-111 run for "' con·
SCCUU'-e Wcdnt1da) C'\en1n~ .. ,hrouah
Feb 27
Rt'Krva11ons art rt'~uircd Jue to hm·
1ted scat1n1 Call 1he < OlltJC Hosp111I
Costa Me-.a C'VC'nt hnt' 11 h46-07YO
Mllll•1 E11t llcme
HUNTIN('10"1 BEA( H -Dr Suad
Wak1m Kcslt'r of lh<' -\meman Fncnch
Scl"'1cr \omm1llcl' v.111 spca~ 10 the
West Orange < ount) f)('mocrallc Club
o n .. The l\.f1ddlr f .ist k n' 10 L'ndrr·
stand1na:· on "i:"dnc'ida' .at 1 lO p.m at
f1dcht) fcdt'ral '\a' 1ngs .tnd Loan
I Q()()() lkal h Bh d
Kc\lcr 1s a \pt•nah\I on child de' rlo~
mrnl and tamtl) rdauon~ proV1m~ tn
Lebanon
For mor<' 1nformillt1on. ca" Pat
McCabe at ~.B7
111•u1· nn• a
N"EWPORT BEACH -The wnll
of Toni Momto4 and Abee Walka will
bt tome of \he hi&hli&htt or acu Mcllol'a Readers' Theatre at 7 30 p m
on Wednaday at cwport Cenin Li·
brary, 8S6 n C'lemcnlc Onvc.
Tht e"ent. ~ntoted by Oranec
County Black Actors Thcau~. 1s ff'f!t' and
no Pl'C'"rt'JlflRtlon 1s neccuary. For more
in formation. call 644-l 191.
COST A MES.\ -C'ahfom11 Elemen-
tary School. the first 1n the NcwPoM·
Mesa Unified School Otstnct to collect S22~.000 v.-onh of Vons p oc:ery ~pts
in the "Appks fOf tudCnts" proanim.
Wlll rftt1vc an Apple II-OS computer m
1 prnentauon 11 · Lhe school 11 11 20 a m
Fnda)'
Man.1f1:n of Voos mar\cts 1n CMta
"'-ieu will be JO•l\fd b) Ncwpon-Mcs.a
dcpury supcnncndcnt (arol Bcl'J and
C'ahfom11 School Pnnc1pal Brooke
Booth at l..bc prcsentauon ettcmon)'.
c11111 ••••1P1t111
HUNTl:-0.GTO-.. BEAC H -Golden
West Collqr 1s holdtn& ,..,1lk-1n rqis-
1ra11on for 1~ spnns scmcstCT Lhrouah
Fnda) Rq.is1r.111on hours art Moft<U)
through Thundl\ H a m 10 7 p m and
Fnda) 8 a m co \ p m 1n 1he colltJC
.\dm1s.)1ons .and Rrcords Office
LalC' rqis1ra11on vi.-tth instructor JX'r·
m1ss1on run\ from J.an 211 throuah Feb
8
RC11stra11on ltts arc S5 pcr unil v.-1th
• maumum ot SS-0 per \Cmt'ster Mort
mforma11on " "' .ulablr ti~ ~alhng 895-8'l06
0
FOU"-IT .\1:-.0 \\I I f' \pnn&
scmC'SLer rCIJ\lrd\111n .i1 < c>a\lhnc Cum
muntl) ( ollt'gC' 1\ n11vi. undrr vi.a~
throuf)l Jan 'f \r>plt,11111n' arc 1vall·
able tn lht \ludcnt '>Cf\ ll"M offi("('~ •t
Coasthnc < ullcir < cnlc:r, I 14NI \.\-1mer
.\\('
Th~ \ludt'nl 'i<f"'\ 1u'\ ollil<' 1s open
l\.1onda' LhmuJh Thur\Ja). from jj "m
tu .. pm .tnJ F-nd..1\ from am 10 S
pm .
C. out hoc s ·c. otlcsc b) Tell'"'• ton ..
BLAZER rt>~. to $4 75
i#Wj;§lj DRESS SLACK re~. to S 150
Ui98;§lj CASUAL SLAC K re~. t o 895
i#Wj;§'j DRESS & SPORT SHI ITT rl'I,!. to SH5 .......................... .
lff1j>i'i SWEATER rel!,. to S 185
li98:tl TIE reg. to S:37.-.c1
ii'4ij;§j SHORT rt'l!. to S55 .
iQj;i'j LEAT l IER & SL' EDE .JA KET reg to $4 75 .
lii8i£4 BLAZER re~. lo $125 ......... .
IQ8:J1 DRESS rr~. to $240 .................................................... .
IQ8:§'4 •SKIRT & PANT re~. to $150 ...................................... .
IQl:h BWUSE rep,. to $145 .............................................. · · · · ·
tpl;fi SHORT re~. to $55 ................................... · · · · · ...... · · · · · · .. .
IQltQ SWEATER re~. to $205 ............................................... .
IQISI KNIT TOP reg. to $125 ................................................. B1:.-:t1
•EXCEPT LEATI-IERS
WESTCllff PlAZA
1 7th & Irvine Ave.
ewport &e.ch
(714) '42-7061
..............
l'\(WPORT 8 CH -A Pf'lva~
lunch ~•th Ltt lacocca Chf)'tlct dWr·
man. a.nd 1 frtt round tnp for twO IO S..
Frant'15eo on a pnvatc l.cat ~ aft'
amona the many 11emt that will be
auctioned off 11 "Riv~ '91 Catino
N1&ht ··a pla fund-r11tcr to be held toe
7 p m 10 m1dnt&h1 Jan ) I at Cano'•
resi.urant
Proettds from th<' ntJht of f(>Unnet
food. music. dancma.. hvt aucuoo and
.. pmbhna" ""'" IA.I 10 t.rttt peop&e la Nccd's ne"' C11arantC'Cd Apartment Pay·
ment Pruvam for homeless fam1het in
Oransr Count) Orpmzen h<>pt to rau1e SS0.000 for 1hc program
4.ctrns Famh Fawccu and sta~ frocn
tell'\ 1uon \O;lp opera\ arr slated to Ill·
tend as cclt'bnt' guests
Tht S 5-per·peNin 3dm1\s1on is taJl
deduc11blt 11nd mdudt"\ S~5 in ca 100
ch•J>'i 1ha1 can ~ u-.c:d fur "pmbhns"" Jt
lhc e .. rnl To purd1.a~ ltd.rt\ 1..all Rott·
ma" "Iv. 1mm "' "~"-t '~" . ~Pl"' Inc I' hJ'l('d n "l.cwpon Beach
and ht'I~ homt'll"\' 1 .. m1hl·, gt'l off the
trttl\ throu~ Joh pl<Kemrnt programs
1 nd nl hc1 \l·r' tu:\
ha• 11 •*••• c•-• FOl 'T .\I' \\I In -C ahfom1.t
.\narts bascb.111 ann11 unt r r Drnnl\ Pad.·
er .,.111 .idJrn\ >h• I .. un141n \, alle)
Chaml:'lt'r uf ( ummcrn· h'h I dunng a
\unn"4" m1, .. r T ru: l" ·n1 \t .. n' .ti , ;,am
11 (1ao Rella l<l\ll•r.intc in the L4'~
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By K9thryn Eaker Perktne
~ .........
The flnt reaction was shock as
news ripped throuaJl the nation that
the bombina had t>eaun and the
United States was at war with Iraq.
The next reaction, say mental
nealth expens, was war-related
\Miety and emotional distress.
"Vast numbers of people are feel-
ing anxious and apprehensive."
aid Dr. Richard Maddock, director
,,f the Anxiety Disorder Oinic at
LI C Davis, Medjcal Center. "These
:celtnas arc quite natural; our coun-
1r. 1s at war."
·Feeling frightened is not an exag-
gerated response. he said, ·:The
Janger 1s real." Frustration is com-
mon and may be translated into
1rntab1ltty. Some may bec:ome de-
pressed. feel hopeless. discouraged.
JUmpy. or drink more than is good
for them as a way of trying to
J1mm1sh the tension. Maddock
..aid.
Others may find 1t difficult to go
10 work -their jobs may seem
trivial compared to the momentous
l'\Cnts in the Persian Gulf.
"That occurs many limes with
\tress." Maddock said. "Un-
1urtunately. there 1s very little that
~oplc in the United tales can
ll tuall) do to bnng about an op-
timal resolution to 1h1s problem -
.ind that 1s frustrating ...
~1lton Sch~ebel. professor of
p\~chology at Rutgers Universll).
'aid he 1s seeing emotio nal distress
take various f<>nns.
.. We 1tt people who are really
&ricvina. almost moumina. pend·
ioa a lot of time reflectina on it," be
said.
"Some feel they have to pray.
Some say, ·1 just want to ao home
and think about it and be with my
family ... I don't want life as usual
-life has chanaed.' ..
Schwebel is associated with
Harvard University's Center for
Psyt'.holog1cal Studies m the Nu-
clear Age.
It appears that women arc more
distressed than men, he said. "That
is consistent "'1th our growing
knowledge about the development
of the two sc>.c!>. and that women
value human rela11on~h1ps and
human ltfe. and men 'alue com·
petition and winning. <\nd. after all.
war 1s the most awful compeu11on ..
But while some are depre sC'd.
another segment of the populauon
"finds the war exc111ng. a wa) of
changing the ordinal) routine of
life." said Schwebel "I am \Om to
say. the) an: rooting as 1f 11 ;s a
ballgame."
For patient\ at the Traumatic
Stress lnsttlute in outh Windsor
Conn .. the "'ar ha'i stirred up other
violent or s.ad expencn'e" -J
reaction man) peof)lc lil..eh "'111
e'<penencr. s.a1d clinical psH·hol-
og1st Uiune .\nne Pearlman For
!hem 11 echoes ~ck to other losst·\
felt b} military veterans. '1ct1m of
cnme. those people "'ho lost a
loved one.
"Each person bas their own way
of cxpcrienclna distrns," she said.
"Some may be short-tempered, cry-
ina easily. have difficulty sleepina,
eating more or less than usual,
aenerally feelina vulnerable. For ex-
ample, some may beclome more
aware of the danacr of driving.•·
Widespread anxiety is being dis-
played m many ways. such as dem-
onstrations for and apin•t the war,
sajd Dr. K. Blacker, chairman of
the Department or Psychiatry .. the
UC Davis Medical Center.
"People who have an e"treme
sensitively to violencc .. will feel the
anxiety arcatly and even feel 1uilty,
almost as if they arc responsible for
the war.
"But if J)«)plc listen to and ob-
serve themselves. they might re-
c~nize a pattern to deal with bcina
tcnously us-1 or anlliou That
would help them understand their
reactions now and pt a little more
control over them.
At any rate, th~ arc healthy
reactions to the clrcumstan~. said
Dr. Ralph Seu, cbiefof Depe.nment
of Psychiatry at the Kaiser-Per-
manente Hospital on Morse Av-
enue.
"We don't know what the out·
oome (of tlte war) is aoina to be,
how Iona 11 will last, bow man)'.
people will lose thesr lives. or 1f
there ii aoing 10 be some kind of
chemical warfare.
"In fact. if someone is not ell-
pcriencina some anxiety. maybe
there 1s someth.in& wrons with
them. because there ts a real threat
out there that has had a tremendous
im1>3ct on thou...ancb of lives."
Hazards seen in bombing chemical, biological labs
By Tom Hamburger
Mln~I Peul s .. Tribune
WASHINGTON -U.S. bomb-
ing of chemical and biological war·
fare sites in Iraq could create long-
term environmental and health
hazards. according to a warfare e'<-
pcrt.
Raymond Zilinskas o f the
81otechnology Institute of the Uni-
' crs1t) of Maryland said that ltttlc
1s known about the consequence!\ of
hombtng biological and chemical
warfare manufacturing sites. but the
po'is1b1hties arc appalling.
The deaths of about 70 people 1n
the O\ 1et Union tn 1979 ar(·
\u!lpcCtt'd to have been cauo;ed b}
an C'<plos1o n at a b1olog1cal
''l'apons faci ht) that used thl.' dead·
I~ .\nthra.x spore. The So' 1ct~ de-
n1t•d that the deaths were connl'cted
~1th the b1olog1cal weapons fanlit~
saying that they resulted from vier
ums eating Anthrax-infected meal
"If the deaths were due to an
accidental release from a weapons
plant. that would indicate a possi-
bility that an explosion -intern·
ally or by a bomb -could create
a s1m1lar aero ol mix." Zilinskas
said.
Experts say the median lethal
infecttve dose of Anthrax is about
5.000 spores. Tbe spores "would
dis!l1pa1e under most circumstances
so tha1 onl> people tn the immedi-
ate vicinity of lhe incident would be
exposed to a lethal dose. The spores
hngrr. ho~ver. creating a danger
in the 1mmed1ate area for gener·
a11ons
In 1943. Bnush defense workers
rnntam1nated the island of
uruinard off Scotland Wllh Anthra\
as part of a b1olog1cal warfare test.
Tht' 1!1land was not considered fit
for humans again until 1988. and
then only aner extraord1naf)
measures were taken to d~on
tam inate the soil.
The Iraqis have also reportedly
worked on weapons that would
distribute typhoid and cholera 10 an
enemy population. They would not
be a problem in a bomb attack.
Zilinskas said. bec:ausc they arc
food-and water-borne and an ex-
plosion would cause them to be
quickly diluted.
If a chem1caJ weapons •111e is hu
with a bomb. serious problems
could de"elop for those nearby.
Iraq's chemical weapons 1ncludr
mustard gas and a vanety of nenc
agents. meaning that the) cons1s1 of
two chemicals 1ha1 form a deadl)
agent onl) when m1.lled together
Mustard gas 1s pers1c;1cnt and
deb1h1a11ng. It docs not d1sJ)t'~
easil) People tn an affected area
could be endangered Iona aner the
attack.
Dinar) nerve agents could also
create problems.
..It all depends on how they store
the agents ... Z1ltnsk.as said. "If they
arr so close that they could be
mixed b) an explosion. then they
would be quite a danger 10 the
pcopk near the facility. The ex-
plosion itself probably would dis-
perse the agents and dilute them so
that those a good distance away
would not be endangered." But the
unmixed ncn e agents arc highly
IO'<IC. he said.
If .i nudcar production facility 1s
homb<'d and if plutonium is pres·
cnt. 11 could cau~ the most severe
prohlems Plu1onium pamcles,
e' ~n those light enough to be a1r-
homc O\er great distance. can be
l'\tn:mcl) to~
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Modern cataract surgery can be done very quickly
By Dr Richard G L1verno1s
Soec••I 10 lhe Datty PolOI
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l 'uall' thl· Jn 1\lon to remO\ c
thl· l Jtaral 1 ,;in tw mJlk h\ \OU
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1 \pt.· nf "or~ \ ou Jl' .ind 'our
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ma~ he.· .1hk 10 gl'I h\ w11h ll''' th.in
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cataral t\. testi ng in a doc..·tor"s ullict·
ma\ <,how 20/40 vision
The r~e·s practical v1s1on. "'hrn
c;uhJel.·tcd 10th(' amb1rnt ltght "h1k
night dm ing. ma~ be markt'dh lc'ls
than 20 100 Thi~ l)pt' of \ l'>UJI
lo.,.., "'1th oncoming lights 1s caused
b' glan· from the onrnmmg ltght\
The light t•ntl'nng the cu· 1~ ..cat ·
terc:d b) the lataract and
d1m1n1\ht'" the pat1l·nt"-; real \ 1s1on
and ah1ht\ to <,e(' detail Th1<, I'>
common!) rt"fcrrt•d to a\ J glan•
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da'' Thac arc usuali) no lim1-
1a11on' on ph~\1l.al actt\ 1t1~ or
ot hrr rt'\I nrt 1om
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Wednetday niaht at the Mondavi
Wine and Food Center supporten
o{ the Hoq Hospital Sandpipen
were able to escape for 1 time into
the jubilant and colorful world oJ
Hona Kong-based desitner Diane
Freis. Nordstrom underwrote the
reception, which featured a fashion
show of freis' new, exclusive--to-
Nordstrom, sprina line.
Sandpiper President Joanne Fix,
said she expccttd I 00.plus people
(who paid S2S) to attend and if the
decibel level was an indication it
appeared the group had met its aoal
-but Jhen the Sandpipers are
kdown for that. Accordina to
treasurer Lynn Nye, last year the
g.roup presented a check for
$200,000 to the hospital. pushing
past their long-term goal of
S7SO,OOO.
Known over the last IS years for
their contributions to cancer tt-
search. what do the Sandpipers
have on tap for the '90s?
Said Fix. "We'd like to
emphasize patient services. We
bought a van to help cancer patients
commute and we'd like another."
Then came the fashion show.
There was lots of piping: ''Bcauti·
ful!" "Colorful!" "Flattcrin$!"
Yes; but this designer's
philosophy 1s. "one me fits all."
Can that b( flattering to everyone?
··well. I don't know. I never tried
o ne on!" confessed Carol Cum-
mings. So. you don't own one?
Concluded Cuntmings. "I will
tomorrow'"
CarOI OM Jonee/Of.nge Coat Deity PloC
Eric Friedman and Wynne Grant at the Sandpipers' reception and fashion show.
Why a morn stays with abusive husband
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~uome) General
\\ ashington. D.C
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By~"°°"' DlllJ,_MllllMor
Lanford Wilt0n is no stranaer to the ~
phy o( human relationships. In auch plays u
"Hot l Baltimore," "Fifth of July," and the
Pulitxr Prize.winiftj "Talley's Folly," Wilton
has repeatedly explored this treacherous tcnain
and bu man.-,cd to discover reservoirs of
individuality and human dignity in characters
far removed from the center of civilization.
In "Bum This." Wilson blazes a trail
through a confusing forest of loss, loneliness and
love that his four characters find themselves in.
It is a harrowing, darkly humorous, and
passionate excursion which is handled with
considerable skill by the Elysium Theatrical
troupe at the Forum Theater tn Laguna &ach.
At the center of the action is Verrier
Scatolini as Anna, a 30-year-old
dancer/choreographer who has been badly
shaken by the death of her long-time dancing
panneT, Rob. killed with his homosexual lover
in a boatiaa acx:ldent. It is lbe first umc that
reality tw ever intruded witb any force into bet
life, and bet aelf-eentcred, anistic sensibilities
are hard prased to cope.
J.J. Miller is Burton, Anna's lover at the
bqinnina, sympathetic and carina on the su.r-
face. but with a tclf•servina core that prevents
him from developina with Anna a relationship
of any1deptb.
Jay FraJey 11 Anna's roommate, Lany, a gay
advert1sina executive who masks his insecurities
UJbtly with humor, but who remains steadfastly
loyal to Anna. FraJey's performance is one ofthe
hiahliJhts of the cu~nt production.
Finally, Dan Millinaton turns in an in-
candescent performance as Rob's older brother,
Pale, a lifelong outsider who first impresses as
a lout but soon reveals a depth that is both
considerable and considerably )adcd. When
Millington is on the stage, this production
sizzles -ideas and emotions crack and pop and
the air fills with the smoke of passion.
Pale and Anna, opposites in virtually every
way im-.lnable, are nevertheless drawn t<>eether
-somethina that teems hiahly unlikely on
paper, but the chemistry between Millinaton
and Scatolini is almost paJpable and they pull at
off convincin&ly.
Director Peter Henry Schroeder has done a
passably aood Job. but doesn't seem to have
fully developed the potential of the powerful
script. When Milli04ton is absent, the pro-
duction tends to lose its steam and some of the
staging is forced and stilted.
Steve Maddy's set nicely defines Larry and
Anna's livina space, with a muslin wall provid·
ing a view of their bedrooms and the bathroom
at key moments. Veteran Richard Hill provides
appropriate liJhtina effects.
"Bum This" will continue at the Fo rum
Theetcr on Thursdays through Sundays at 8
p.m. with Saturday and Sunday matinees at 2
p.m .. throuah Feb. 10. For tickets and mfor·
mation, call 497-9566 or 494-8319.
J9Y Fr81ey, Den u.naton. dtrector Peter Henry Schroeder,
Verrier ScatoHnl end J.J. Mitter are featured In 8YS'um Theatri-
cal's production of "Burn Thlt ."
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Of etige COMt Deity PIOt
Peter Maag. music director of the
Berne Symphony Orchestra. will be
the guest conductor of the Pacific
Symphony at the Orange Count~
Perl'orming Arts Center tn a pair of
con~rts. Tuesday and Wednesda)
at 8 p.m. Dolorn Za11c. meno-
soprano of the Metropolitan Opera.
wi ll al~ make her Orange Count)
concen debut 1n the concens
The \\ISS·bom Maag, "'ho made
ha s Metropolitan Oixra debut an
197~ conducting .. Don (11ovann1."
has been engaged at ('o,cna Gardt·n
for the Royal Opera's "fau~a" rt'-
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phony" with the Pacific ymphony
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describes as "capable of taking an
tho~ great parts requinng the ut·
most in beauty and stamina." has
recorded the Verda ··Requiem" Wlth
Luciano Pavarotti. and 1s scheduled
to ixrform at the spccutl pla an
honor of Pnncess Diana's b1rthda)
an Jul~ For the Center per-
formances. she will sing anas from
Handel's ··Rooehnda." Saint Sacn's
·· amson et Dalila," and Verdi's
"Lus1a Miller."
For anformauon and tickets. call
the Center bo:\ office at 556-ARTS
or 1he Pacific S)mphony at
.i 7~-4233.
Sally Fleld stars in "Not Without
My Daughter." now playing
along the Orange Coast.
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Edltorlal
Civic group des•ves
more than rant hike
Tonight the Costa Mesa City Council will take up a
proposal to cha'Je the Costa Mesa Civic Playhouse rent for
its use of a portion of the Rea CommunJty Center to stage
theatncal productions.
This seems innocuous enough. but the non.profit
playhouse has not been asked to pay rent before. in the two
years it has operated at the community center.
And the playhouse got in hot water with the council late
last year when tts productfon of "Sister Mary lgnauus
Explains It All for You" -a scathing attack on Catholic
d°'ma -came under fire from a small group of local
residents who also questioned the city's support for the
troupe.
When the idea surfaced two weeks ago. council mem·
bcrs discussed chargrng $1.544 per month for the Rea Center
space.
The Cit} 1s also cons1denng requiring the playhouse to
carry up to SI m1llton in insurance. Playhouse officials insist
that tt cannot support such a financial burden.
It is worth nottng that the city llas asked the playhouse
what it thinks rt can afford, showing some flexibility in the
matter.
But. the discussion shouldn't even be occumng.
The Costa Mesa C'ivic Playhouse has a long and
d1sunguished history 1n the city. and 1s very well regarded
in theatncal circles. It has been here for more than 26 years
and m 1989 the playhouse took top honors at a prcttgious
national theater fest ival wtth its staging of "Monday After
the Miracle."
The C'tty C'ounc1I. meanwhile. was wllltng to vote
$400.000 in ctt ) funds fo r support of last )'car's "Fcsti\.aJ of
Brit.am." a ct>lebrauon of the arts and culture of Great
Britain that actually began as a South C'oast Plaza promo.
tioo.
It seems to us that ''The C'ity of the Ans" might also
want to be supportive of tts homegrown artistic talent. which
plies ns trade as a non-profit company on a shocstnng
budaet.
Not only would th&s suppon be a lot cheaper than the
British fest. but it would have more long·lasting benefits for
the local communtty.
We urge the Ctt y C'ounc1I to cast a vote of confiden~e
in the local arts and kill the proposal to charge the C'1v1c
Playhouse rent.
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OC Legends
Medical views
diverged on
. ·Irvine death
a.rm,,,.,,
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Bu•h seeking .to include Arab
unity In his new world order
WASHINGTON -With his
own diplomats e•t pressing alarm
about fra)'ed posH ~ar lies with the
Arab world. Prcs1 dent Bush has
asked Dcput) N.1t1onal ~unty
Adviser Roben Ci :ttes to draft a
plan to find LI S.-:, rab harmony.
Bush himself m i de an overdue
but major moH~ t .,ward this goal
Fnday when he •.1ec1ded to end
months of angf} e''· hanges between
the U nited tatcs and Jordan to
which he had bee n a heavy con-
tnbutor He cal led Jordan a
.. tremendously 1m port.ant country
in th1'i nc.--w -worl, I order." a big
change from last \,ugust when he
denied 11 c.-conom 1c help because
King Hus'i<'m st41~t' d out of the anu-
l raq coalition
But Jordan cu 1 s a relat1 .. el)
minor figure o n tt-•<' Maddie East's
po't-v.ar chess boa1 J .\fier Saddam
Hussein 1s knod.C11 out. the heav)
pla)ers "''II be E ~~pt and S3ud1
.\rab1a. \\ing to "lC l 'ncle am·s
dos.est alh Tur l..e\. "hllh 1s
susJX-cttd b~ '\n1a of l"~c1ng tcm-
tonal acqu1s111ons 1n a decimated
Iraq. and Iran the once-and-future
colossus of the Pea •,1an Gulf Once
the gulf "ar e nds. Bush and C)ec.
retal) of Late Jan \CS A. Baker Ill
"'" push Israel J s hard as l l.S
pohttcal rca lit) pc r m1ts to resol\e
the Palestinian d 1spute. But the
Arah-lsraeh \truggl i: as old and has
stymied e'el) pres dent since.-1967
Gates' <itud' cer 11ers on what 1s
ncv. and unchanc cl as a rtsult of
Arab membership in the anti-Sad-
dam coah11on th .· n~ of Saudi
Arabia and Eg\pt and the sudden
wamung of long-1l ~ rclauons with
vna. nc't to l 1b\ .i the most con-
s1.stenth a n11-~mer 1can state in the
region ·But JUSt .1s Hafcz Assad
rtne"'s rel:ll 1ons v. 1th Washington.
he runs in to trouhlt-Wlth the Turks
In Turke\ Pi •:s1dent Turgut
01al''> une'<pc'<'tcd o ffenng lo Bush
of the lnccrhk air base for stnkes
ap1Mt Iraq has caused much
1n1u1sh an Dama scu.s. Syna SttS
Turke\ st1mng unrest among
Kurdish mmont1e•. in Iraq. Turkey
and Iran in order to get a p1ccc of
Iraq. That 1s vie~ •!d as a secunt)'
th~l b\ the S) na ns. who contend
the Turks are w1lhr 1g to pay for U.S.
acquiescence to the 1r plans b y offcr-ina lncerltk
Bush and Balter s howed few ia;ns
of comana to anps With these and a
Best of the otllne
Editor's note: T.he folJoWJQf_ ~
samples of Orune Ceut _IMll1
Pt.Mt'• re:1der rom tMnU M"1 Cl'Jll·
osms. Tht> PU.t publishes ~
respoasn on 1 n·111lar blsl1 ind
enrounvn rr1 l'l'atm to call tbe
Ediror'J Horlmc 11• 642--6036. ........
I would hkc to u. '/ tbat my f1m1ty
and I upport Prai•teln lulh in dte
Ptrs&an Gui( auas aad I wish that
~ .ould rttn•:-mbir that fret.
dam is not free.
t this time i.n 0111t hva is whee
we pay ft), the futua r caaafon o( our
put-pandchiktttni aiMI tlMa 1na.n
and tu capebitity .._ IDl IO •
knocked ouL
llltlldlr.I
Rowland Evans
host ol other po'it-war issue's until
1hc pres1dcn1 J'i~l·d C1atc\ to head a
h1gh-k,el panel ol (I~. ~late Dt"-
panment and '-'at1onal ~unt)
stafTcl"i It 1s none 100 soon
"\\-c'll v.1n the v.ar and then
ma\be in a \t'ar v.e v.111 begin to
undemand the mt'aning ol -w hat -we
hn'e done 1n dcstab1h11ng the old
rcg1 on41f balance of po-wer:· retired
Gen Wilham Odom former head
o f the Nauonal ~cunt' ~genq
and deput} ""at1onal ~unt} d1r('('-
1or for Prec;1dl·nt ( aner. told U\
Dco:;p1te h1'i fasunauon to r
foreign afTatl"i, Bush's long suit ''
not stratcg1l planntn(l --or v.hat
one insider callo; ··conceptUJI con-
centration.. H1.· lo\C'i hand\-on
management with hca'' ix-rsonal
10\ oh emcnl pan1cularh on the
telephone plu'i mC'tllulou' .i11en-
11on to ho" ht aides and ad' 1~rs
are 1.am mg out his pohOC''I
~lmo'it ht-fore Dt-put\ ~retan
of ~tate Lawrence Eaglebu~r had
climbed otT ht plane on returning
from Israel last v.~k a \\ h11e
HouS<" 1ns1der to ld U'i Bu\h 'ium-
m o n c d him H e v.an 1cd
Eagkburaer. still 1n h" tra' ding
blue Jeans to dt"hvt"r a 1'<'f"'1n.il
bnding on his m 1ss1on to Jcru~
lem to talk the lsrachs out ol re-
taha11 ng 11p1nst Iraqi m1ss1lc
stnke But that attenuon to detail
1s not the same as planning post-
war chess moveJ .
On our rcttnt swina through tbe
Middle East. ~ found alarm
among many key diplo mats.. both
Amcncan and . European. o'er
Bush's failure to lay down e'en a
bare o uthnc for pc>hcy "' \he n~
Waslunaton bould frttzc all cur-
rent arms qrftme1lts and all loans
and credits to the Ru.taia.fts untJI the
last Red -'rm)' sokSJff is 1<>nc from
the BaltJc.
llcllck
I think J1ek Ketty's remark about
\be Japan has been &attn com·
TM reason hi t ry rcprau iuclf
1 bcausc Vo"C fo~t "'1b&t's ha~
pcntd in the past Ind I QUCSlJOll
"'hat ukS happen in Japaa bad
th& <iamC incident happened.
KcU)'t not rnucmna anybod
0
I think Jack Kelly should tick to
his sun
WbeD tbe tboc fi me Japanae
•~c to wear tL After Ill we.,...,
mnttnbtt Pe.rt Harbor. Wlay
lboukS WC remember abcMlt dlleaa.
1Micad of $61.000 &hey thOuld be liviat .~ S6J m1Ut0ft. I dOa•t fm a bit ton') for the
JllJllW aad I doll'1 drii* Jeck
Kelty 11MM1kt MYe to ..... c.
Robert Novak
~tddle Ea\t thJI "ill emerge "hen
1h first l \-\\-~rab "'ar ha'>
ended in an npt"\ t~d lour 10 "''-
v.eeks
~rab le.!dc~ iuld U!> that the
prtstdent of the last remaining
supcrpov.cr lrequcnll) d1sm.i\td
thC'm w11h hi!> ix-rsonahzed in\('('-
II\ e against the Iraqi dactator If.
that'<> hov. the leaders felt the .\rab
'llr<'et has ~n far more d('('ph
affected b' Bush'<i blunt. often
crude. rhe1;1nc
( ouplcd \\1th the av.e<,nme
poundmg Iraq has taken lrom
bombs. mis.sales and other ordi-
nance an .\menca'<i war machint".
.\rab masses ma\ resent ddam's
hum1h1111on b' Bush e"t"n tho ugh
their adm1ra11on for the Iraqi I\ rant
1s not uni,ersal 'm path) tor a
defeated Saddam pla~ s into the
hands of an11-~mencan nat1onahsts
and the Mo<ilem funda mcntahsts
"ho v.ant the l 'nited lites to get
out and sta~ out of their land
Pre\ entina ramp;int anti· .\men-
ran1sm may ~ome the mot dif-
ficult of Bl.ish's problem requinng
all his poln1cal l 1ll The buildup of
mass -'~b rc-scntmenu would
quid.I) v.11)c." out the gains of Bush's
masterful pcrforman~-c as com·
mandcr 10 chief Thi ,., one cont11ct
whett post-war planning must st.a.rt
v.ith the sboouna. and the pttStdent
has finally be-sun to tacl le a task he
obviously rchsMs le ., than leadtna
the pun1tl'-e expcd1t1on against
Baghdad.
8-•lu4 Eva.. ud Rflkrt
N•~•t ar• ffadl•floa·bH•' ~ ,.. • °""'~ c.u. D.u7 ,..,_
a dlJJant quo~ than what the
DallJ ...... bad ror the Jae~ Kelly
comment. IO I ~t do'W1\ to the
hbrar) and p a &ape
It tOok me awhile to locate the
dam thins. but S\ft coou&}1 the LA
Tames bad tbc quote wrona.
You suy.s tot 11 n.aht. You're ~
be oompl.imenled for aeu1na tt
riaht.
That takes n out of th( arena of,
JU!>l attacking lite l\l)'. )'OU Tt'p()n.ed
new and you arc to be con·
aratulated and tr.c Times
should be ashamed r 1udf for "°' aoj na throulh dlic ~ and tht
levd of pr01~ilm )'O'a l'l)'I
did on this
l \hiik Ket~ be recnlld.
or It tht \'U)I mt :he i.bcMd bf ceDluftd. He's I . IO Mmltif
aDd our
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Eduor 's Note. ThJS is the ~ond
part of an amcle on the m> stenous
deJth of Irvine Com pan> pre~1dC"n1
M> ford In ine
M yford In ine president of th\
Irvine Compan~ and grandson ot
Its founder. James I I"\ ine. "'"'
found dead of gumhot woundi. in
the bascmc.-nt of his II"\ ine R.inc~.
home on Jan I I I "->59 The wr ·
oner's verdict ""a" suicide
In Scptcmher I Q5'1 eight month'
after In 1ne·~ death the cai.<" v.ai.
reopened b\ D1stnct ~ttorne} Ken-
nt"th Wilham' and the hentTs De-
panmen1 and the bod' was C\·
humed to be e'amined b} fhe
pathol<>gJst'> c hoscn b' the d1stnct
auom e' and 1he Ir .. 1ne fam1I)
The main reason for this re-
cuminauon 01 In ine's death was a
continuing tn\es11ga11on b) 4-thahe
Clarke v.1do" of Jase ll"\-tnc. and
rcmarned to Judge Thurman
Oarl e and her daughter. Joan
Ir-. inc Bun "ho held Ct"rt.am faca
that ca't doubt o n the su1c1de ver-
d act
Thc:re had ~n no su1Clde note
no forev.armng.
~h tord ln1ne had made plans
v..11h them for the 1mmed1atc future
Mmt import.anti). his prcsstng
mone' problem had been ~lved
and he lnev.. that on the Saturday
before he died
The' c.alled for a second 1n-
' ~ttgauon mot1,ated b .. their be-·
lief that ~1' lord "as murdt"f'Cd
Dr Fredend E 'i~barr. assis-
tant 1..h1ef depul\ medical eum1ner
of Los '\ngcl("<. Count) offered an
opin1<rn bascd on the facts a vailable
to him that the death was a
hom1nde .\ second o pinion. from
Dr .\Ian R .. fontz d1rf'Ctor of tht"
Institute of Pathol~ at Western
Resc-f"\ e l n1 .. ·ersm in O c veland.
concurrtd and both doctors asked
for an e"<humat1o n of the body for
the purpose of strengthening. m od-
1f) 1ng or changing th as op1n1on.
Dtstnct >\llome) Walhams. who
was satisfied "•lh the ..su1c1de ver-
dict from the first· 1nvesttgat1on.
said he ""o uld go along with the
e\humauon order for the sake ot
the fam1h
It was then discovered that the
Orange Count)-hcnffs Ocpan-
mt'nt had J1scarded the bullet re-
mo\ ed from lnme's temple 1n a
routine cleanng of office files.
'-'o halhS11cs l~ were ever con-
ducted to detenninc tf ll had bttn
tired from the p1stol found by the
boch The onh evidence retained
v.cre the 16 puge Browning auto-
ma11c 'lhotgun and the .22 cabbcr
• mtth & \\ esson six-shot revolver
Fa\ e doctors ~ere selected for the
re-<'uminauon. 1ncludln1 the two
doctor; -who conducted the ongmal
autopsy. Dr Raymond Brandt. Or-
angr County coroner and Dr. Rob-
ert Richards. plus Ne-wbarr. Monu
and Dr Gerald A. Rider. also a
L .\ medic.al examiner.
Glona Irvine pve her consent to
the e'humauon and the body was
removed from a Melrose Abbey
crypt at 7·20 a.m. Oct. 15 and
transponed to the patholasic and
anatom) section of tbc county ho.
pat.a l. The five docton were J01ned
h> Dr Richard 0 . Myers, associate
professor of pelholoCY at u~ rep-
ramuna Glona Irvine, the widow.
and Ra Pillkrr. head of the Los
Aneeks cnmc laboratory, rep-
ramtina other lmne &mity mcm-
bm.
Jack Cadman. bead o( the Oran,e
County Shenff"s Oftitt cnme lab &t~ both &UtopllCS. The body
was murncd to the Cf'Yl'C 11 S: 29 p.m.
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NEW YORK
Peter Amen. a shon,
hektina SUY with a
broken nose and a
P u I it z e r P r i.z e ,
achieved a dangerous
dream Sunday -
beiftl the only Ameri-
can network TV corrrespondent in Bagh-
dad riaht in the middle of a war.
Not only that. the phone worked, at
leut when the Iraqis let him use tt.
At ~6. an age many glo~trotting
journalists think of writi ng a no vel or
even becoming an editor. Arnett again is
in the thick of things, covering the war
between Iraq and U .S.-led forces.
Bom in R iverton, New Zealand, Arnett
it by no means the flalcy, reckless war-
junkie journalist so loved by Hollywood.
He calculates the odds o f getting out the
story, not his obituary.
But as his daughter . Elsa. a Boston
Globe reporter, wrote on Frida}. he re-
peatedly has said, "I'm a war correspon-
dent. I do n't want to wither away in a
desk job. I want to be o ut there reporting
in the field as long as I can."
An incurably cheerful, outgoing ma n.
quick with a joke and quick to help a
newcomer. even a competitor. he has
been with CNN since 1981 . and before
that was with T he Associated Press going
back to 1962.
He has had peaceful stretches, incl ud-
ing two years as CNN's Moscow bureau
chief in 1986-88. and then in Washington.
where he reported on the government and
national security matters. He hated
Wash ington. he pnvately told ft 1ends.
He does · seem to v1s1t the neigh-
borhoods of d oom more often than most
- the war 1n Afghanistan. the fighting in
El Salvador and Nicaragua. a nd. of
course, Vietnam. where he won his
Pulitzer in 1966.
But again. as his daughter quote\ him.
"War reporting 1s my hfe r m completely
absorbed by what 1s happening around
me and the effort tt takcc; to file a <>tor\
I don't have time to wom ahout the
danger." ·
It isn't known who will pla\. Arnett
when the inev1tahle movie 1<; made ahout
him. But 11c; probahle Hollywood
producers al read) are thinking ahout c;uch
a story. They love "rcaltt}-bascd" mov-
ies. 1f not realit)
But that's the wa~ things go Reah1~ for
Arne tt 1s Baghdad. getting thr 'itor. out
and contmumg to inhale and cichalc on a
regular basis.
MARINOVICH
From A 1
registen ng for ~pnng c;emester cla<iscc; and
m issed a mandatol) pla)ers· meeting.
i.\ sophomore who was htghl) rated after
his freshman season but whose per-
formance this )ear was 1ncons1stent.
Mannov1ch wac; widely rumored to be
thinking a bout qu1tt1 ng college to enter the
National Football League draft. Players
ha ve until Feb. I to notify the N F L that
1 AP l.alerptloto
A U.S. Navy E-2 Hawkeye revs up on the deck of the
aircraft carrier USS Saratoga In the Red Sea. The Navy's
version of the A WACS early warning radar plane, It Is
used to detect 1f'*"Y aircraft and to jam radar.
GULF
From A 1
hard to find.
"Day b> day, more and more of Ba&h-dad·~ infrastructure -all we can sec of
11 -1s being red uced to rubble," said
Brent Sadler of Britain's Independent
Tck' 1c;1on News "The allied planes are
going more now for secondary target'i.
po\l,cr 'itat1ons. t>nergy supply fac1ht1es.
all that "'1!1 reall~ bnng Baghdad to Its
knerc; ··
Saddam. Iraq·, defiant president. went
on radw to rally tht• beleaguered Iraqi
people. telling 1hem. "The tyrant's m 1ss-
1les and aircraft are hemg destro)ed.'"
\ll1ed air lo<><>e<> mounted A total of 15
POWS
From A 1
the 1dcnt1t1cs 1mmed1att'h, hut Gen. H.
Norman S<.h"'-ankopf. ix-sen Sto rm's
o' era II l .~ commander. said he would
be "very surpnsed" 1f Iraq was not
holding ..\mcncans
Hunter'\ wife. Mary. refused to authen-
11cate the '01cc heard on the broadcast
()unda) .\cree's wilt'. Ctnd). could not be
the> "'ant to enter the draft.
.\!though he started 11 of I 3 games.
Man nm 1ch also wa-; suspended for a week
dunng US\s 1990 <.eason for cutting class.
Ht ran afoul of coach Larry Smith and
got into a shouting match wnh his coach
after being replaced by Shane Foley 1n the
founh quaner of usrs 17-16 loss of
M1ch1gan State in the John Hancock Bowl
on f)t>c 11.
The TrOJans went 8-4-1 for the season.
fin1'>hing 20th 1n lhe Associated Press poll.
"I was shocked to hear this news," Smith
warplanes have been reported lost, 1n •
eluding nine American aircraft, 1n the ~
day-old military campaign to drive I~~
out of occupied Kuwa11.
At Descn Storm headquarters at 1
Riyadh, Saudi .\rab1a. the U.S. m1litar)'
said the alhcs had fl own 7.000 sonics tr1
almost four days of air war.
From T urke). 56 warplanes streakecl
south from the lncirltk NATO base u 1
southern T urke} Sunday afternoon. I t
wac; the 'it'cond fl ight of the day. A high .
ranking Turkish government official ,
speaking o n cond111on of anonymity. con.
firmed the Jets were fl )ing into northen 1
Iraq
The use of the base 1s poht1cally ex··
plosa"e in Turkey. where many people ·
reached for comq,>e nt at her Oceam1d e
home
The \01cc 1dcnt1fied as Acree's on lrac p
TV \aid their pla ne wa<; c;hot down b) a
surface-to-air missile
"To m) wi fe and children. I miss yo u
very m uch I'm in good hands and bctn g
treated well." c;a1d the voice 1dent1fied a s
H unter's.
Meanwhile. the m1h taf} \ltd 1t would
award the first Purple Hean 1n the Pc1r-
said in a statement. "I haven't talked to
Todd yet. but I'm trying to get a hold of
ham .
"We reall y feel badl} for Todd and his
famtl) . .\ week ago. Todd was suspend cd
indefinitel} from our football program. t >ut
that c;uspens1on was not related to t his
problem.
··1 migh t add that USC has a very str< >ng
drug tec;11ng program for all its athlc tes.
and 1n the time I've been here. 11 has
"'orkcd very effectively."
tear a bloody land war with Iraq.
Opposition legislators stormed out of
the Turkish Parliament Saturda)'. saying
the legislature should have been informed
of the U.S. missions. Meanwhile. hun-
dreds of thousands of people have joined
in an exodus away from the Iraqi border.
The Iraqi government. in its first de-
tailed dcscnpuon of allied air raids, said
Sunda} that bombers had struck the city
of al-Qu'im, site of a. nuclear and
chemical weapons research and develop-
ment center.
Schwankopf. who gave a round of U.S.
telev1111on interviews Sunday. said he had
"very high confidence" Iraqi nuclear re-
actors had been knocked o ut of actton.
s1an u ulf war to a Nav}" med ic fr~
Ba nning who wac; hit by Iraqi shrapnel
fi re near the Kuwa1t1 border.
Pett} Officer 3rd Class C1eren~ D.
Conner. 21. was recovenng after havina a
jagged piece of metal removed from his
nght shoulder He will be honored wMn
he retum 'i to the United States.
"I'm damn proud of him," said Manne
Bng. Gen Thomas V. Draudc in Saudj
Arah1a
According to w uroes, Mannov1ch was
tested s" 11me<> this past season, including
as recently as the Hancock Bowl. Each
ttme. he tested drug-free.
Mannov1ch wac; the second USC quar-
terback to run afoul of the law in Ncwpon
Beach m less than a month.
Foley. 22. the university's number two
quarterback behind Marinov1ch. was ar-
rested C-hnstmas Eve on Balboa Island for
allegedly being drunk in public. Foley
alleged ly repeated ly kicked the window of
a taxicab dunng that incident. .. , ..
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1111111an
an lase
ly Bob Vin Eyken 0r-. coeee ~ "°'
COST A MESA -A community mcdi·
cal clinic that survived in the shadow of
bitter controveny last "year will So befort
the City Council Monday to ask for • onc-
year lease elltension.
The Share Our Selves Community Oinic
has not ellcited the same animosities
amona west Costa Mesa residents as the
orpniution's food and clothina assistance
center did before its ouster last year from
Rea Community Center.
Nei&hbon of the community center
complained that the emcraency food pan-
try was ·attracting too many poor and
homeless people 10 tbe area. After a Iona
and often rancorous public discussion, the
City Council decided in July 1989 not to
renew SOS's lease for the food pantry.
The free medical and dental clinics. the·
only such facilities serving the poor in the
Costa Mesa and Newport Beach area. were
allowed to stay. however. subject to year-
by-year lease renewal.
The organization subsequently bou&ht
its own building at 1550 Superior Ave. and
the food pantry re-opened there last
month.
Oinic director Jennifer de Lima said SOS
board members plan to move the medical
and dental clinics there as well. but will
have to renovate another section of the
building in order to do so.
"We're having to ask for an extension at
Rea Center because I don't think we'll be
able to get into the new building until the
end of the year. at the earliest. even if
everything goes well," she said.
Janice Davidson. a west Costa Mesa
resident who was a leader in the fight to get
the SOS food pantry out of Rea Center.
said she did not feel the same opposition
to the clinics. But she sull hopes they will
eventually move out.
"The> do good things. and I know there
are peo ple 1n the neighborhood who use
them." she said. "My only concern is that
af they renew. they're going to do it over
and over again. And like anythina else.
the)'re going to get bigger and bigger and
then we'll be m the same place we were
before."
City Councll me mbers seem likely to
approve the one-year lease extension.
Three council members -Mayor Mary
Hornbuckle and council members Sandy
Genis and Peter Buffa -said they saw no
reason not to approve It.
"I hope there's general agreement."
Buffa said. 'T ve always fell that the medi-
cal and dental clinics were not pan of the
problem on the west side. I have not heard
one complaint since the food and clothing
pant I)' moved out."
Hornbuckle agreed.
.. r m only guessing. of course. by I think
they're going to get their extension," she
said.
T he communtty cltn1c. the largest free
and low cost medical facility on the Oranae
Coast. offers prenatal, generaJ medical.
chronic d isease and dental care as well as
immunizations to about 1.200 people a
month.
Editor's note: The business fe.ature.
Inside Advice. does not appear today
because of extended coverage of the
war in the Persian Gulf.
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ORCHARD PARK. N.Y. -People still
·~ to come to pipe with a war half a wortd ..ay inl1ad wrapPed their bun-
dled arms ll'OUnd a ~bell pme.
Alty qantionl whether it WU a proper
time for play were diapmed early in the
atcedy drizzle thlt raked Rieb Stadium in
the motni.at and ~let up. American
flap .._. and Mnall fluttered ~ waved
under a lftboclins pay sty, yet the mood
intide die llina concrete oo.tl WIS any-
thifta bat somber. ·•Anytbina can still happen.•• Mike
Erckert, a construction worker aajd, pullina
on layers of winter clotbina in the parkina
loL .. But it's lime we IOl our attention
focuted •in on the businea of life.
"Tbinkina about the Buf&Jo Bills and
th.is pme last njpt WIS the fint tltina that
rally ..med normal about the last few
days. .. he lldded ... Up until then, watchina
TV made me too nervous to think about
anythina elte ...
At Sa.n Francisco later in the afternoon,
the IClC1)e was much the aame. In the name
of ICCUrity, bannen ~ banned from the
NFC championship pme in Candlestick
Palk as teCUrity risks. But fans flew bun-
dttds of American Oap from poles on can.
vans and mobile homes to show support
for the U.S. mihtary efforts in the Persian
Gulf. Anti-war activities, which aiused
chaos in the atreeu of San Francasco last
weelt. WCR vinually nonaistenL
In the J)l.ltins lot. 49en fans Lany and
Bertha Katz of Mann County draped a
laf'llt f1la over their car.
"We wanted to show suppon for the
troops.•• the 111d ... We haven't seen any
antM~at lips at au. and I hope theft's no
trouble today.··
Bdore the anthem was played, th~
were chants of .. U-S-A! U-S-A! ..
Earlier at the AFC pme, a beer ban
bqun for the playoffs and Iona lines at the
entrance ptes beause of increased secur-
ity kept many of the faithful 10 the parltjna
lot until just before lackoff. As pmellme
neared time, Wlth faces painted 1n the Bills'
appropriately patriotic colors, fans
streamed toward the entrances 1n an order-
ly fashion carryina banners that read, "let
The Red. White and Blue Achieve Their
Ooalt. US Troops -Bills. .. and .. Our US
Solickn Are the Real All-Stan.•·
And as befits a town w-heft ban far
outnumber churches, dumpsters quickJy
filled up with ducarded beer bottles and
cans.
But desp;te an unusually larse security
conliJ'laent, the only d11respect beina
shown was directed at t.M visi~ Los
Anar~ Raiden and their h unforWnate
fans. Buffalo, .. The City of Good Ne-i&b-
bors ... was hvins up to iu nickname with
a C1Vil1ty and perspective no doubt affected
by the evenu 1n the Penian Gulf.
"I don•t know if I'd call (the crowd)
subdued, but I think they aot tbe mcssaec
that we were J)Rtty wdJ prepared." Mike
Pliszak, an Erie County deputy shaiff, llid
outside the stadiDm·• southeast ptes.
where fans were belf\S frilked before eftler·
int. "Pmonally.'• he added. ... th.ink the
bigat had.ache is aoina to be keepina
theae people from tcarin, down the ..
posts Ill-in after Buffalo drills the Raiden.'.
After the crowd ripped tboee p)polU
down at both ends oldie play1na autf'acc
followina the rqulaf-seuon finale.
mounted policemen and canfoe units were
broulht in last weekend to put an end to
tbat kind of ohubttance. Aut.horitet were
purpotefully sketchy about numbm, but
Phmk iaid about 2SO ofticefa from k>c:al
and country police depanmcfttJ were oo
hand to tuppkment a private ICICUrity force
of about 100.
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The Deity Piiot
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The road to the Super Bowl
Super Bowl teams bring back classic memories
8y Hll Bock
""" lpot1t w"*
TAMPA, Fla. -For the silver Ill·
nivmary Super Bo~l. the NFL ofren a
matchup of oppo1itet. a razzle dazzle
offentc apintt a defente that IUJ 1endim
poinu srudinaJy.
AFC champion Buffalo is like one of
those old AfJ,. teams, that IOOred touch-
downs in bunches. The Bills produced 9S
points in two playoff pmes.
The NFC ebamp;on New York Giants
are a reminder of the old NFL teams.
where poinu were often at a PftlT'ium,
allowed infrequently by determined de-
fenses. They permitted just 16 Points in
two playoff pmes.
This, then, is the immovable object
apinst the imist1ble force. This is Ray
Nitachte. hi1 uniform covered with pus p;onsh1p pme. sconna alm<>lt at will.
stains and mud, apinst Darryle 8ufTa1o·s offcnte rides on the rifle
Lamonica, firins Iona .,... aft.er Iona penes of aokkn-armed Jim Kelly, who
pass downfie.ld. Th.it is the stout ddente threw for five TDs in the two playoff
apmst the free.-wbeelina offense. This pmes. and runn1na beck Tbunnan
ouaht to be fun. Thomas. a I ,()()().yard rusher.
The Giants were almost perfect apinst New York utes beckup Jeff Hostetler
Cbicaao in a 31-3 victory that moved at ~ua~crbact.1ettin1 hJS fim real pme
them to the champ;onsrup pme. Then action 1n a sev~n~year pr~ career as a
they allowed JUSt one TD apinst San replacement for inJured Pt11l Simms, and
Francisco and rode five field pis by .... elderly runnina back Orus Anderson.
Matt Bahr to a IS-13 victory. available and ignored by the rest of the
.. W ·ed h ... _ r le .. leasue as a P1an B free agent 1n each of . e tn to s onen uK pme. a i~ • the last two years. G1a~u coach Bill. Parcells 111d. De-"They keep tellma me J can't do 1t:·
fcns1vely, we had JUst a one-play lapse. Hostetler said "Well I'm 101n1 to the Oft'ensiv~ly, ~e did a sood job running.·· Super Bowl. The defe~se did a super JOb
The Bills ahded up and down a snowy to hold San Francisco to that number of
field, sbellackina Miami, 44-3'4. in the points and Jive us a chance to kick a
playoff opener and then embamned the field aoal and win iL ••
Los Anaeles Raiders. Sl-3, in the cham-New York's defense revolv~ around
all-pro linebacker Lawrence Taylor,
whose tt<:Overy of a fumble forced by
Enk Howard led to the winruna fidd
aoal ap1nst the 49en It was typlCal b
the G11nts. who led the NFC in turn-
overs
Buffalo answen Wltb Bruce Smith, the
NFL's Defensive Player of the Year. The
Bills' defense made Its own statement
with five interceptions ap1nst the
Raiders in the AFC title pme
The teams met in the rqular season
wath -BufTaJo Wlnruni 17-13 It was tn
that game that both quarterbacks were
1hJurcd, ~elly twisting his knee and
Simms spraining his arch
Kelly returned for the playoffs and has
been nothing short of bnlhant The
G11nts. however. have prospered behind
Hostetler. wbo bas won four straigh t
pmes since Simms v.ent down
A public floggingl 51-3111
Ra iders helpless against Buffalo's
relentless Bills in humiliating loss
By Stan Wyman
OJ.noe Coest o..iv PtloC
ORC H>\RD PA.RK 'J Y -The lo'> ~ngeles .
Ra iders a team that lived by defense all through the
1990 football season. died b) 1t unda)
To he more precise 11 died from the lad of 11 as
the Buffalo Bi lls blt"W them out of Rich Uld1um.
51-3 much to the delight of 80 324 1n attendanct who didn't sive
a hoot .-bout 1t raining and snow1ng th rough most of the pme.
The 'ictory earned the Bills their fi1't <"'er tnp to the Super
Bowl and the nght to pla) tht'ir fnend\ from downstate New
York. the (J1ants. next unda\
The Giant\ 1upsct tht' San Francisco 4~rs. 15-13.
For the newt) crowned A.H champions 1t was an awesome d1~pla~ of hoth--OfTens1"c and ddt'OSI\ t' po""cr For the Raiden..
1t v.as one ol the most hu m1hat1ng l~~s in the team's histof)
Unansv.ered was the kt'\ quC"St1on of how a team could look
so good gomg 1n10 a game and lool so bad comma out of at
Raider; ( oach A n \ht'll was quick to admit he had no
ansv.t'f"\ He o~n ed that the Bills pla\-ed a near perfect football
game
It was an otxcn au on \hared b) 't'tentn ofTcnsn·e lineman
Ma ' \fonto~a v.h(l \aid he thought tht' 8111\ pair of qwck scores
"took us out ol our game plan ·· He added that Buffalo did
e\er)thing perfect!)
Shell absolutely f'CJCC1td the notion that v.eathcr and crowd
no1~ had an}thmg to do v.1th the Raiders· performance
"'\\ e ""ere bcattn b' an e'ctllent football team ... the coach
satd. going on to \a) that 11 1.1.as do ubtful that the whallOptftl they
sustained .,_,ould ha'e am d le<'t on the Raiden 1n the future
"If an\lhing.." he said .. ""('should learn from this We went
a lot tanhcr than man)' people figured ""e would I am not
ashamed of this team ··
It v.a\ not an ordinar'\ loss
RC"t.ord\ v.ere plcnufui For 1n,ancc. the marpn of victory
was the largt'st 1n A.f( -A.Fl pla"ofT history . the Bills' six
intcrcc p11ons fi,t' ofT quanerhack Ja, Schroeder and o ne off
Vince bans v.cre lht' most ('ver 1n a pla)'off game. and Buffalo's
4 I first·half points shattered the standard of 38 trt by the
Wash ington RC'dskins a.ga1Mt the Rams in 1983
The 8111\ g.cnt'rated O\t'r '00 )ards of offense as quarterbeck
Jim Kell) completed 17 of :!3 pas~ for '°° yards and two
touchdowns w1th one intt'rccpuon
Mcanv.h11t' <ich~cr complcted onl't 13 of 31 for 150 yards
Bills run ning back Thuman Thomas showed euctly why be
led the ~Fl. m total yard.age with 1.,0 "ards in the openma half.
He finished 1.1.1th 13 yards rushing. fiH rc<xpllons for 61 yards
and !Cored the S«ond touchdov.-n on a I ~-yard run. untouched
after the 8111' line opened a mass1"e hole
"He's a hi it·pla' and bag-game pla"er ·· Kell y said "You call
See RAIDERS/II
CODflNllCfJ CblmJIDnslllps
• Raiders baffled on both sides of ball/83
•Buffalo's hurry-up offense keys wln/83
• Bills t orget egos, come together /83
• 49ers make mistake at wrong tlme/IM
AP~o
Juffll0'1J8melLofton4*ebt•t• In end zone after tc0rlng one of his two touchdowns.
• Giants' fake punt paves way for win/IM
Giants bar San Francisco three-peat with 15-13 upset
Taylor fumble recovery sets up Bahr 's 42-yard field goal at final gun to avenge past defeats
By ~Gotdbetg
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SAN FRANOSCO -Law-
rence Taylor promised the II New Yo.le Giants wouJd find
a way to finally beat the n
Francisco 49'Tt, and tte did 1t.
With COMiderable help from Matt
Bahr, Erik Howard and Jdf'Hostetkr. LT
and the Giants ended dric 49cn' dream o(
an unpt"tudtnted third ttraiabt Super
&owl championstup Sundlly.
It WU Tayk.M', the t().time Pro Bowl
linebecktt and future Hiii ol Famet. MM>
recovenid a bd M Howul kncded
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upript u the Gtants rushed onto tbc
field and the Ct.ndlesuck Park crowd of
6.5. 7SO 18t stunned.
.. , f!ve Ihm\ all the cmht in the
wotld. New Yon coech Bill Parctlls aid
of the 49m., who -on four Super Bowtt
durina lhe 'IOI. ••They·rc the team &hat•
an..-~ to be."
But not an IM •9Cn upsmt ao be. They
wanted to be the first fi"~time Supw
8owt cUlftpiona. ··tt Wit &altc ._ time f0t the abock to
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chest and bro~en flnacr on h1 throwi.na
qnd that would have kept l\1m out of tbc
Super Bowl anyway
Beckup teve y ouna had bit tiabt end ~' Jones with a 2S-yard complct.Jon
that a«med to put the pme away. and Crail bad run for 6 and S yards for
~first doWft. n.ta. on fim down at the ew York «>. v ... unded \M bell to ~ He
briite t.hf'OUlb the line and was bit by
HowarcL the Oian11· note ieckle.
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MELBOURNE, Australia -No
movie &WI. No reCS-bbdina ~
t.nds. No riDC IUft ecrecn. lft all
problbjlity, no ttmptt tantNmL
There wiJI, however, be a
McEnroe in the quarterfinals of tbe
Australian Open.
Patrick McEnroe, John's kid
brother. reached the final eight of
the men's draw Sunday, a year to
the day after his older and much·
better known siblina was thrown
out of the tournament for arauina
calls.
"I don't look at it as ironic,"
Patrick said ... 1 JUSt look at it as my
opportunity to brak through."
AP l.aMrPtlOCO
Yugoslavia's Monica Setes displays Intense concentration while
returning shot In 6-2, 6-1 victory over Catherine Tanvter.
The 6-2. 6-4, 6-t victory over
Australian Mark Woodforde was
built on one clement rarely featured
in John's game -consistency from
the basehne.
Patnck. at I t 4th in the world
ranked I 00 spots below his brother.
Sports break
U.S. ski team
contemplates
return to Europe
PARK CITY. Utah -Twent}·One ----
skiers named to represent the Llnttcd
St.ates m the World >\lpane Ski Cham-
pionships sttll don't kno"' "'hether ----
they'll be allowed to compete in the two-"'eek racing
fest!\ al at Sallbach. Austna
Amencan racers were pulled out of races in
France and Switzerland last week when war broke
out m the Persian Gulf The l '.S. Ski Assoc1at1on
met Sunday but made no dec1s1on on send mg the 12·
man. 9-woman team to JOtn 4 "' other national team!I
"We are looking at the different poss1b1ltt1es for
lompc1111on. including whether to compete 1n
aalhach. or to integrate the team mcmhcr. into the
t•x1c,11 ng international sch,·dule in thl' I \ .. l '.S Ski
Team '>r>o~c'>man 1 om Kell ) said
Tea m offi c1alc; planned mon· t.11~, to<la ' but
Kel l\ 'Mltd he couldn't sa} wht'n a dt•n\Hin ""ould be
made
··'A c hJH' nll 'pcutic t1mc1abk at Jll 'A t• look
at the sttuatmn eat h da) and "'e look J I an\ nt'"'
information:· he \atd
··'A c an: not gwng to do an ~ thing unit''' the
safct~ ol the athkte'> 1\ taken in to great ton\1dt•r-
at1on l'H' tx·cn tall.1ng to ..ithk1c1> and tnacht·<; ..ind
there 1\n't an) hod ~ l'H· run into \C t that 1.,n·1 h.tpp'
"'e t·amc hat k home ·
Wadkins wins Hawaiian Open
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heat a 'itrong "'ind "'llh one 111 thl' linnl • /
rounds ot hi\ Ilk and rallll·J trnm ~" fli:I
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nov. in hi' 21 \I c,l'J\on on the pro tour
I k \( 11rnl lhl· 21 •th '1t 1t1r. of hi e, c<irl't'• -and
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"'1-'-' 't O RI\. -'A 11h his baseball x
r rohll'm!I hch1nd him. (1t~Orge Steinbren-•
Ol'r ha\ n·turned to his JOb as 'ice
rn·<i1ck n1 ol thr l1 n1ted \tates Ol}'mp1c
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Thc 1't'\.\ York Times rcponed today that
\1l·1nbrenner returned to his USOC post on Dec. 26.
"'hl·n rnmmtttee president Robert Helmick invi ted
~tt•inhrc:nm•r to attend a mceung of the 16-membcr
l'\l'tult\t' tomm11tee on Jan. 10.
\1c1nhrcnner agreed to step down as managing
genl'ral panner of the New York Yankees last Jul}'
following an 1nvesttgallon of his relationship wllb a n
admtllt'd gamhler. He agreed last August to become
inactt' e from his duties as a USOC officer until 11
w ~s a'i'\urcd tha t his baseball problems would not
Jflec I his v.tirk with the committee.
Geddes CIPbl'IS LPGA Wll
MO -..; TE:.CiO BAY. Jamaica -Jane
(icddt·'> "' l'rrnmc "'ind and the difficult
h.21 1~ 'Jrd r>Jr-71 TryallGolfand Beach
< lu h t t1ll N ' 1111 5unda' to shoot a 64 -
h' lhrn \ll oh·~ the h<."'>t score of the weekend -for
.1 1hrl·e 'h111 'tl tOI') o"er Patt) Sheehan in the LPGA
Ja m.i 1c J < la\\1c
I h11Jll· th1'> ~rar will be as good as 1987," saJd
< rn hh' "'h• 1 I hat season won fi ve tournaments
1m lud 111~ lhl· I P< 1.\ Champ1on.,h1p. and almost
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I l~·r 'll 111r. nn Sunda) was 1yp1ca1.
· 1 'l nn er led a tournament and won. I've
.tlv.a~' lomc from behind:· said Geddes, who used
two t'agln ..ind three btrdte'> over 1he last nine holes
to l har gc rast 5heehan. the lOumament's defending
l hamp1on ..ind the 36-hole leader
_ C 1n lde ... who wac; one over par after two rounds.
lin1\hl'd at 6-under 207. Sheehan. who bogeyed the
last t\l.O holes. sho t 7 2 for 21 O
Blazers rally past Buctrs
POI{ fLAND. Ore -Tern Porter ----
scored nine points an the final 3: 14 •.,
induding two game-<ltnch1ng free throws ' ~
with"' 'iet0nds to play. as the Ponland ----
Tratl Rla1ers came from nine points down in the
final 71 i minutes to bca1 the M1lwauktt BucU.
I 16-11 :?. und:i } night
Porter. who struggled o ffensively for m01t of the
game. hit a \.pointer wuh 3.14 to go. added a dnVlDI
layup with 43 'ICCond~ remaining. then sank four
straight free throws to preserve PortJand's founh
straight wan
-From tale Auedat.e4 Presa
Qmte II die lllJ
Diane Dixon. one: of the world's premier
quarter-milers. explaining why she returned to
Brooklyn and to her track coach. Fm! Tbomp-
\On, after an absence of three ycan: ''I love to
wake up to prbqe trucks and aunshots ...
U'IE
m1ss1IC1 had been launched from a
buc 1n ud1 Arabia.
From 11 But they ~urned the broadcast
years. and 1t seems hke forever to
act t.his far,'' said Mikt Poole. u l
did some arocery s.hoppina )'CSter·
day. a few olbcr tbJnp JUll ._ tet
away from all the news, bu1 I put
th~ on bocauee I 1uU fttl like r¥e
Sot to stay in ~h ...
the time bei1111-"' -after mis ina a to uchdown -
NPL ud actwork telev1 ion of· and used an eltendcd half\une to tkiall ......... itbed most of the inform v1cwcn or development 1n
wed over wMdlcr I.be pmcs would ~he war.
be llhowL AW •id•Y dlft!Ulh the Some fan wore headsets lO
ICCOnd q• ttr, N8C broU into the monitor tbc news.
8i1Js pme Witla a report dlat Patriot ''I've had teat0n tickctJ fOf ts
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pounded rtpt..henclld forehwll
and two-laid t;9drhlndt to bep
Woodbde away hm tbe Mt and
II' dw Ammcu into I.be quar-
terftull of I CJrud Slam tour•
nammt ror the ftnt time.
"He out.raUicd me." Woodforde
'8kt. "I'm not sayins he hu better
aroundsuokcs than John. John ha$ ta lot of flair. He dottn"t have the
tttVe or the 1peed on court that
John has. But the way he played
today. maybe he could have beaten
John."
McEnroe next plays Italy's Cris-
tiano Carat ti, ranked I 0 I and play-
ina in JUSl his fifth top-level tour-
nament.
The tennis-playina McEnroes -
there is a third brother. Mark, a
lawyer, in the middle -have met
just once in a pro tournament, at
Stratton Mountain. Vt., in August
I 98S. when John was ranked near
the top. John won the first-round
match 6-1 . 6-3.
••t IOt m~ kkbd. .. Pl1rtct laid y ... , won three
pmes. but tboupt I played OK.
He just wanted to ,et hover wath."
The eldest of the MCEnroc lads
u~ to rule the family houte. too.
"I was the little one and ulCd to
drive Mark crazy," Patrick 11ld.
.. He'd land on me, I'd call for John,
they'd flabt and I wouJdn't act in
trouble."
The boy arc still close. John,
who skipped this year's AustTalian
Open because of irtjuries, called
Patrick Saturday to wi h him luck.
"He told me he and the others arc
all pullina for me," McEnroe said.
"He pve me a lot of support."
There also was no sjan of the
McEnroe temper, although Wood-
forde was warned for u n-
sportsmanlikc behavior .
Mac the Mouth's kid brother 1s
the quiet one in the family.
"I've had a lot o f exposu"' to
being in the spotlight since I was a
young kJd," Patnck said. "Su~.
UCLA whips California, 98-BJ,
to snap two-game losing streak
Madk ins shoots down
Bears in second half;
Murray, Maclean excel
LOS ANGELES -
Gerald Madkins fi. ii natty turned into a
shooter for UCLA.
Madkins scored IS ~ ·
of his 18 points in the
second half Sunday as
the No. 7 Bruins beat Cahfornia
98-81 to end a tv.o-pme Pactfic-1 O
Conference losing streak.
When asked how long he had
been trying to get his Junior guard
to shoot mo~ often. coach Jim
Harrick deadpanned: "Oh, for
about two years."
"I. was gettina tired of seeing him
pump-fake and pass." Harrick said.
"('II take 3-for-8 from the 3-poant
line anytime. He'll do anything I
tell him to do -get assists. play
defense and score. I thank he can
score, and I want him to. I liked
him going to the hole and getting
eight ISSISIS ...
"I JUSI stepped up and made my
shots in the second half.'' said
Madkins, a 51-perccnt shooter who
was 1-for-S in the first 20 minutes.
"The coach keeps 1elhng me to JUSt
keep stroking 1t and 1t'll come:·
said Madkins. who was 7-for-13
overall from the field
··1 felt real comfonabk after the
first half." Mad kins said. "I didn't
get down on m)sclf. and 1t felt great·
to help out m) team hke that."
Trac> ~1urra) scored 22 of his 26
pomt'i an the first half and Don
Maclean added :!4 points as UCLA
( 14-3. 3-2 Pac-10) beat Cal (6-9. 2-4)
for the 6 1st time 1n their last 64
meetings
But the Drums needed help from
Keith Owens ofT the bench to con-
ta1 n < al's Bnan Hendnck after
Mitchell Butler' got in early foul
trouhle
"Thq were ~ally sagging down
and playing good defense on me
down low." said Hendnck. who led
the Bul"i wtth 17 points. "It wa'>
hard for me to get my shot.. but our
guards were hitting their shots and
1n the second half they had to pla'
AP~o
California's Brian Hendrick gets jump over UCLA's Don Maclean to
make basket In first half of Bruins' 98-81 win at Pauley Pavilion.
me honest ·· ·
Hendrie~ questtonable until
game time after tw1sttng his nght
ankk in T hu~ay night's win at
use made an 8-foot jumper to
open the scunng but was then shut
out the rC'>t of the first half b\
UCLA's 1om: defense. ·
But Hendrn:k. whose ankle stif-
fened up again late m the first half.
got into the now after intermission.
He ~ored ">even points in a 61 -
sccond 1>pan to help Cal slice a 12-
point defictt to 54-47 wuh 17 :?M to
pla)
"lfcndnd pla)'cd hun. and 11
"'ai. a \Cr. courageous effort ·· (al
coach Lou ( ampanellt said
.\ft('r Hc ndnck' surge. Madkin..
•.n ucd <,even points for U<. LA in J
I 1 .·minute span on a la> ur. a
hrcakaway 'il3m dunk and a '\.
pointer to widen the &aP to 66-S:?
Madkins then added a lhrtc:-pomt
pla) and a 16-footcr 49 seconds
apart to put CLA ahead 15-Sb
wtth I:? minutes ten. and Cal got no
closer than 14 points af\er that
Murray, who had 25 points laM
~ason apinst California in his first
stan for UCLA. scored 15 of his
first-half point'I on 3-point shots
and 'Aac Lcan added 13 points 10
po"'er the Bruins to a 46-40 lead
Buller put his tcammatt"s in a
hole b) picking up three fouls in the
first 80 seconds But Murra) picked
up the '>lad v. tth I .S points in the
li~t st\t'n minute\. hitting three
times from '\-point rangr. and
Macl ean addt'd nine poin1s to help
the Bruins butld a 2 '\-16 lead
··The game was lo~t in the first
five minutes:· Cumpanclh ~1d
"The tempo was probabl> too fast
UCL!\ was fomina off a tough IO!l'I
agai nst 5tanford and thry hod a lot
of mcent1ve to win. The) came out
fired up and hungry "
-By tile A11ocla1ed Pre11
UC/ tac11 Na. 21 A•IBI, D II Piii
trlss to snap 1011n1 1tr11k 1 Y I
LASCRUCES.N.M.-Thc UCI games. • ,.. 10
men's basketball team. in the midst The Anteaters have shot only 34 QNndlA CoDIJIV
of a thrcc-pme losing streak. must percent from the Ooor the past three • -.~ •1
take on 21st-ranked New Meiuco ga me~. but had a S2 percent efTon •IA doOJ
Statt tonight from an undesirable in the second half Saturday. The .._..
pos1tton. Antcetc:" will face a tenacious IJasletMll
As 1f 11 wc:~n't enouah that the match-up zone from the Aga.aes.
Awes are 12-2 and clearly the who have forced opponent into
second-best team '" the Bia West nearl)' 23 turnovers per pme
Conference after Nevada-las New Mexico State, led by ~n1or
Veps. the Anteaters face a New guard Randy Brown and a balanced
Mexico State ,quad which is oom· offense, has outscored opponents •
ina off an 89·8 I upset defeat at the 85.6-68-6. and out-rebo~mded
hands of Cal State Fullerton in them., 43. 7-40.2. But the AalJcs arc
Titan Gym Saturday. shoottna JUSt 44 percent from the
The defeat broke the Aaics' Ooor.and a homd 6l.S percent from
sevcn-pmc winnma streak and the the hnc.
AntealCn must play in the Pan u I JUOIOr Point auard Gerald
Ammcan Center 10 Lu Cf\IClCS McDonald (9.0 points. 3.8 ~
ton.iJht at 6:l0 (PST), •here the bounds), who dJd not sun ~nst
Apa have won 2' atniabt datina UC Suta Barbara after _lboottne l·
t.ct two lt&SOftl and the Antcatcn for·l6 from the field 1n the two
have not won since the 1914-U ~u P~. ~urat to the aeason lineup ton1aht an place of Crai&
· . Manhall. 1Wbo bu 1W1ed 11 of ua played wcU at t1ma ID an UCl's 19 pmn..
1}.11 to. to UC Santa Batt.ra. Jeff Von Luatow a ~foot-9
nllyi111 ftOftl 20 down atty in the tophomoft forward • tDadt llail
.... to lake lhort.tived 9CICOOd-first ...., o( the amere11et aun.-
...., ... bdOre laltina 10 2·' in dw Pl• s.t.nt.y wt •• oeded Witll
.. Well l9d 7-12 ovcnll. New 14 poi1111. W\11 _. lialn '°""'""
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1. Tustin (17·2)
2. Mater Dei (1!>-4)
3. Servite (14·5)
4. nine (lf.3)
5. Capo Valley ( 17-4)
From 11
OD taim and he will ptOduce ...
1'homu aid. .. All ltalOft. rve
been •)'ina one thina -our line
hat becft the faton fot tVerythjQI •
we've done. Oi"e them the CftdiL"
h W.I the 81lt1' flt1t Cham·
pionthip since winn1n1 the AFL
title in I 96S, the ytar before the
first Super Bowl.
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Raiders running back Marcus Allen picks up extra yardage as
Buffalo's Darryl Talley tries to pull him down from behind.
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Amoc:leted p,_. Writer
ORCHARD PARK. N.Y. -The
Los Angeles Raiders took a time-
out. added defensive backs.
changed their line
Nothing could stop Buffalo's no-
huddlc attack.
"The way the') werr kosng today.
J don't know sf "-t" could haH' donr
anything that would have stopped
them." Raiders coa ch .\n Sht"ll
said "M ) hat's off to them."
The Raiders came into the game
v.1th ~me confidence the) could
stop the hurT)-up offense Such
confidence was misplaced. st turned
out. as the B1ll'I romped 51-3 on
Sunda) to v.in the A.FC East title
and ad\ancc 10 the Super Bowl.
The Raiders had pla)ed Buffalo
car11cr this ~ason and had Sttn
plenty of film. and last week pla}cd
Cincinnati. "'h1ch also uses a fonn
of no-huddle
"We had all our alignment ad-
JUStments. We had all our CO\ erage
adjustments. e\ cf) thing we needed
10 e'lecute against the no-huddle
offense." dcfen'll\e tackl e Bob
Golie sit1d. "We did make those
adjustments. Wr JUSt didn't get
things .done the right "a) "
The Raiders called a 11mcou1 lcs'I
than tw o minutes 1n10 the game.
making some personnel changes
and slowing down Buffalo's offenM'
after the Bills movt"d 55 }ards in
li\e pla) s Buffalo "'as JUSl as efTi -
c1en1 "hen pla) resumed scoring
four pla) s later
Lo~ .\ngelcs added ddens1\ c
backs dunng the ne\I t"o ~nes
e\entuall~ u'>1ng up to SI\ but
nothing helped Buffalo \Cored on
SI\ of eight possessions 1n the first
half. which ended when a pass W'Cnt
off Thurmar. Thomas' hands and
into those of Gam lewis
"Can't figure It o ut ( an't figure
The Raiders offense Sttmed to
work well. at least early. Jay
Schroeder complctt'd 26-)ard
passcs to Men ) n Ft"rnandez and
W1lhe Gault o n his first two pla)S,
but Los .\ngelcs had to settle for a
fit'ld goal after two more pas~s
were incompkte.
Schroeder appeared to become
rattled after that He threw fi ve
1n1erccp11o ns. thrcc leading to Buf-
falo ~ores and the other t"-O stop-
ping prom1 s1ng Los .\ngeles dn\eS
"Good pass rush. good co"crage
in the S<'COndaf). bad throws -}OU
name It" ~hrocdcr said b) wa) of
ewlanauon
Shell !>aid he tned to '><'llk down
his quanerback and get him
foe used on h 1s Job
"I JUSt told Ja~ 10 rcla\. forget the
score and JUSt concentrate on SC\ t"n
point \\ c m~d SC" en po1na," he
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the first half wh\ couldn't we §(Ore
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No-huddle offense paves way early
Bills jump on Raiders before they can adjust to scheme Kell~ took grt'at pains 10 spread
the credit 10 his offcns1\e mates.
six·c1filalh Thomas. wide receivers
.\ngclcs lJ llC'd .i t1me-0u1 to rt'-.\ndrc Re-ed and JamC'S Lofton and By John F Bonlatt1
AP Spc>111 Wttlef g:ro up ,lfTcn~l\t." l1mmen Kent Hull Will "I don·1 th1nl the' "t"rt' rtall\ ORC HARD PARK. ""'t \\ ullord John Da"i~. Howard prepan-d \\ e'\t' httn u\tn@. the n<' R How much better can this Buffalo Ballard and Jim ttchcr huddle for a long 11mc ·· <>aid
offensc get., Thomas "T.,e\ d1dn 't prt'p.Ht' tor 11 "ht n 'ou ·' c got as man)
.\sk the Los .\nicks Raiders. until "t' got dC't"p into their ll'rntol' \\eapon' a' I do and get the 11me to
"'ho lost to the Bills unda) for the and tht"' callC'd 3 time out .. 1hr''" that\ what it's all about " he
second ume this season Kell\ endC'd that fir\t dnH 'Allh ..aid
Or ask Buffalo running Oal'l a 1 '-~ ard touchdo" n pa ., 10 Jamn Thurman Thomas Bui h1\ teammate-'> dcflt."Ctcd the Lo ft on but thcrt• "3' much mu.h "Le t's. ~ ... Thomas said after pr.11<,(' hacl at "-elh who Sttms to more to come h h f h the Bills o---.. -the Los. .\naeles 1 m r in 1 l' \1'lontane1t) o t e no-"'116'-" " The Bills scorC'd on four of their 'd rr Raiders 51-3 in the .\F( C ham-huu k tl11en~ ne't s1' po~St'\\1on<, and ml\\ed a p1o nsh1p "We scored -l4 po1nti. 45.~ard field glial un one ot thr Thl· l r' "' the quarterback,"
(against ~1am1 last \\et'kl and then ones the' didn't 9, that ume Hull -.aid "Hr '' the gu' that sits
51 I think v..e'\(' 1mpro,ed a lot . Buffalo had JUmpc.·d o ut to 3 41-~ had. that and ~\S 'OK. here the)
That's sa)ina a lot for a team that halftime lead and those \\ho'd \Orne: tk ·, 1n total control of the
led the N Fl with 428 points this made tenl3U\t' ~upt'r Bo" I plans ofll'n" "1th the pt'f'\Onnel that we
season But the Bills o ffense. tng-rushed 10 phont"\ to quid.I) firm ha'e 11n thl' tidd. v..e're JUSl as
grred b) a calm quanerback who them up ~trong runnin@ ao; we art pass1na. ..
runs 11 with push-button eflic1cnc~. ------------------
has t'\cceded even the grandt"St fan-
tasies of Its pan1c1pants in two
pla)OfT pmes.
Buffalo quarterback Jim Ketty, who threw for 300
yard• and two touchdowns. looks for an open
AP L.llMrphOto
man as Raiders defensive end Howle Long tries
to take him out durtng AFC Championship Game.
":-.lobod)'. 1ncludina m )sdf.
thought we could sco~ 51 pomts
apanst these IU}s." ~1d l~m "-ell~.
who competed his first sc'en paSSC'S
en route to a 17-for-:?3 passing Bickering Bills rmd togetherness performance
The Bllls added anotht'f' 203
vanb rush1na to K.ell)'s 300 passana
)ard.s and the records loomed: most
points 1n the ftrst half of a pla)off
pme (41 ) and the most points b>
one team 1n a pla)off pme since
By JOhn Clayton
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ORCHARD PARK. N.Y. -A year aao. Buffalo Bills offensive
players couldn•t stand be1na
totelher m the same huddle.
They were the Bickenn& Bills. a
testament to all that's wrona wtth
qos. T~ halfback rnented the
quarterback. Receivers compt11ned.
P1ayen fou&)\1. The quanerblck
was mo~ a critic than a leader.
Tension wCTC so bi&h in the locker
t00m that once two Mftnsive play-
ers disrqarded the 1f"ld1tional post-
pme mtal and 111bbcd tome hot
dop from a concnsion stand.
So this >~'· the Bills did away
with Utt con'1tnti0ftll huddle, and
they found 1~ Di"idcd.
they ~IL TQFther, .atch OUL
the Balls' 51 ·3 rout Sunday
apin t IM Loi Aftldcs llaiden ia
lht FC Cbampionsbip bu re.-
Mwtd hopa oh CCMnpetJtive Super '°"'· The only llu"fu::;-4* .. brtWttn the lilts lftd • .,.. victory
om the New Yort Ciia11 is u •ys of flO motiftl,. Tiie Ii• w1U
k r.vonlft -,.., now it'1 five
poin1 but 1hat milfla ID up
Ma}be. JUSt maybe. the Bills
could become the first team smcc
the l9 3 Raiders to beat a NFC
team in the upcr Bowl. The)' don't
need a huddle for them to boast
about their chances. Boastana 1s
easy for them
.. , don't know ho w v..e can be a
modest as v.-e'rc ao1n1 to be," de·
fensive end Bruce mith uid. ··1
think wc arc probably the m ost
compctthve team in the teaaue naht
now."
So compcl1t1ve, that they don'l
even nttd a huddle. In some ~-.ys..
the Bills wc~ 100 a.ood unday. It
took them only 29 minutes and five
of'ftnSl'fe huddles 10 build 1 41 ·3
Marv Levy
The e'ccut1on of the offense was
matched b> that of tM defense.
Bill defenders intercepted six
pas~ fh e from quancrt.ck Jay
• hrocdcr Linebacker Darry l
Talle> picked off two. includin& one
he returned 27 )'ards for a touch-
down.
"I sat 1n the dcfen11vt mttlln&
room at halflame and we said we
"-ere 1011\1 tO lrtat ll like ().(),"
linebacker Ra Btntky. "We petch ..
ed a hutout an the second half. ..
The victory unday ~ years
of Balls jokes. Now. the Bills arc
lciitim.uc and maabt end yean of
NFC dom1nauon.
1964.
U ana the no-huddle offcn!IC that
bu panicked oppotll"I dd:mes
throuahout the scaton, Kell) swq>t
the Biltt downfield on t.betr fim
poutU1on
Ocspett the fact that all the
Raldtn h8d heard about -and
1ten on video -was how cftidcnt
the no-huddle o&ue lililll bftO b
Buffalo, the)' teemed beftaddled. fi.
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After season of great ~=t::: rotko~a~~::e1f:.•beH at
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By Tim Liotta
AP Spor1t Writer
SAN FRANCISCO -The San
Francisco 49ers played every other
team's Super Bowl. But they won't
get a chan~ to play their own.
So metimes by the narrowest
margin. the 49crs found a way to
"in 14 of 16 rcaular-$CUOn prncs
and thetr first playoff game. The
\tnna came to an end Sunday when
Matt Bahr kicked a deciding field
goal as time ex pired, giving the
Giants a 15-I 3 victory.
to midfield. it was down to the
. clock.
"l thou&ht we were in really good
position."
Nagged by a lack of a runnina
game the enti"' season. the 49en
were undone when they could not
run out the clock. The Giants ig-
nored the possibility that the 49en
would run the football
Montana was rushed. humed
and knocked down after getting ofT
quick passes. and sacked twice
before Leonard Marshall dd1 vercd
a chilling hit with 9:41 to play
Montana suffered a broken pinky
finger on his nght hand and was
unable to return to the game.
'llB 'nm with tale
put sets up key score
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SAN FllANCISCO -Tbe New
Yon Oian11 8ft •pPOled to be one
of tM NFL'• molt COllterVlllVC
IMJDI and Bill Plrcel11 one of tM
lealue'a m01t conservative coachn.
But not on fourth down in critical
.. mes. •
The Gt.anti ended the San Fran-
ciJco 49en' dream of becomina the
fil'lt team to win thrw 1tralaht
Super Bowls Wlth the hetp of 1 )()..
yard run on a fake punt by Gary
Remon~ a lincbKker wbo hadn't
run &hat far since hip school.
The play came with about "".
and-a-half minutes left in Sunday's
pme. The Oiants were trailina 13-9
and faced a fourth down and two at
their own 46.
So Sean undeta and the punting
team came onto the field.
.. Parcells bas ah~•YI pven me the
option to caU a fake," said Ilea.sons.
the sianal~Uer on puntJ. .. He
called me aside before M wmt out
and uid. •CaJI it if you . tee an
opc:nina. • l saw the opcn1n1 and
called it and the hole was there ...
"It wa.s the lonant rve run 1inct
hiah school, .. added .R~ns. who
also led the Giants wttb 11x tackles,
It wasn't the first time the Olanta
have surprised teams with fake
punts or field goals. particularly in
the playoffs. In last week·s 31-3 victory over
Chicago. they went on. fourth down
four times and made 1t on all four
-all from regular fonnatio~.
In their 39-20 Super Bowl victory
over ~nver four yean aao. New
York was trailing I 0-9 and faced a
founh and one on its own 46 when
it came out in punt formation.
Then the Giants suddenly shifted..
and backup quarterback Jeff
Rutledge snuck for a first down that
sent New York on the wa y to a 24-
point outburst that broke open the
game. >\fter ha ving Joe Montana knock-
ed out of the game, the 49ers came
up a fumble shy of a shot for an
unprecedented third consccuuve
uper Bowl championship.
"This season was so incredibly
difficult. We were playing every-
hody's Super Bowl." said 49ers
quanerback Steve Young. "You'd
hear tt when you warmed up on the
'i1dehncs Other players talked that
"'ay The enormity of what we
faced each game.
"They JUSt let their cars back and
came after us because we didn't
have much of a running game:·
said 49ers tackle Steve Wallace.
"When you can't get (a running
game) going. it's goi ng to come hack
to haunt }OU eventuall)' "
Montana. who had earned the
49ers to seven consccuuH post-
season '1ctoncs over the last three
seasons b} completing 70 I percent
of his passes. throwing 21 touch-
down passes with one 1ntercept1on
AP L.Merpholoe
San Francisco quarterback Joe Montana (a bove} Is attended to
atter New York's Leonard Marshall knocked him down In fourth
quarter. Montana didn't return. New York's Lawrence Taytor
(below) dances after recovering Roger Craig's fumble In the fourth
quarter that set up game-winning fletd•goal. San Francisco's Steve
Young (9). Jesse Sapolu (61) and Guy Mcintyre (62) look on. The
Giants won. 15-13.
But before the 49ers could look
up, the ball was snapped to
Reasons. He ran throuah a pping
hole on the riaht side and kept
going until he was tackled at the
San Francisco 24 by John Taylor,
the punt returner and the onl y man
between him and the goal line.
Thrtt players later. Mau Bahr
kicked a 38-yard field aoal to make
it 13-12. That meant the Giants
didn't need a touchdown to win 1t.
and that proved key as Bahr's 42-
yard kick with no time left gave
New York a I 5-13 victory.
And three weeks earlier, against
the 49ers. they ran a fake field goal
on which Rutledge passed to Mart
Bavaro to set up a touchdown that
broke open a 14-3 game.
"We talked about a fake punt
before the game and we thought we
had 1t covered,.. San Francisco
coach George Seifert said. "He just
hit the seam and got clear."
"" c came through so much. and
to ha'e 11 come to this. I never
thought "'c wouldn't gel back
there ..
The 49crs came from behind to
"'n nine times this season and in
their pla}ofT \ICIOf) over 1he Wash-
ington Redskins Eight of their \tc-
torn:' 1.1.crl' h~ margins of six point!>
or lcs\
But. attn J season of cap1talmng
on their opponent's slightest error
and turning 11 into a victor). this
11ml· 11 "a' the 4Qers who made the
\.nlllJI m1'>tJkl' -a fumble by
Rogl'r < rail? "'1th 2.16 remaining
Boating
He seeming!} did enough Sun-
da). too. His 61-}ard touchdown
pass to John Ta~lor 1n the third
quaner ga'e the .t9er\ the advan-
tage the} expected to hold
"We hit Montana <:lean and
hard.'' sa id New York'\ Lawrence
Ta,lor "4\gain and again \\e want-
ed to hit Montana a\ oltcn as "'e
could "
\.\1th Montana gunl'. thl' 4Qc:rs.
who held the G iant\ 1.1.1thout a
touchd own over t"'o g.'lrnl'S this
!.eason were left to 1u~1 hang on.
Shado w takes Hot Rum Series opener
"'f\.\ P<HU IH \( H -'ihado"'.
\kippered h' Pete Jnhn\tone of the
BalhoJ ) dl hi < luh lapturcd the
fir\t rau· ol thl' Hot Rum \cncs
-;pon,Orl·d h~ the \ ()\ Jgl r.. ) ..ich t
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\unda'
moderate to 11gn1 winds mo\t ot the
da} for the Performance Handicap
Racing Flce1 r PH R Fl hoats
T hr first nl d luur-rau· '>t.·ne<, -
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Television stays with I ootball
in wake of Iraqi missile attack
By John Nelson
AP $c>ortl Writer
NEW YORK As Iraq
launched m1ss1les at a major allied
military base in Saudi Arabia on
Sunda}. TV stuck wt th the NFL.
Although both NBC and CBS
took several breaks during action to
bring vie-.ers qui ck new~ flashes
from the Persian Gulf. the two
networks stayed with their con-
feren ce championship games
NBC took its first news break
dunng the Los Angeles Ra1ders--
BufTalo Bills game-at the end of the
first quarter NBC left th<' game
three more-umes be fore hallt1me.
-.hen 1t made its fir.ii detailed Gulf
rcpon. more than 15 minute~ after
first ~ord of the Iraqi m1ss1le at-
tack
CBS's !'-if( champ10Mh1p game
at San Francisco began after the
NBC game ( B~ took m fim news
hreak lair 1n 1he fint quancr and
cut a"ay again late 1n the second
quarter to report that more Scud
mm1les had been launched by Iraq.
CBS. too. made a more detailed
repon at hal ftime .
With the New York Giants and
the 49ers tied 3-3. CBS was ofT for
about two minutes starting at I :48
p.m. PST Referees at Candlestick
Park held up pla y dunng the break.
and CBS lost JUSt one play when
Dan Ra ther took over for Pat Su m-
merall and John Madden again for
about a minute at 2:08 p.m.
CB spokesman Lou D'Erm1ho
said from San Francisco that the
NFL had agr~ that tt would stop
play for up to a minute for news
breaks coming out of a commercial
"We're continuing to work in
conjunction "'''h the NFL and the)
ag.reed 10 that accomodauon,"
D'Erm1lto said
Some fans ~ore headsets to
monitor the nr1.1.s on radio
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mo W.Ollt. •?&-2'0l • upa. anch 2-car oar w1 EutaliH 3-2 + family Huge m.-et, aec •ya. 3BR 38A +loft 43 yd, y ILL A I AL IO A ~ 11300. 2'14tl1 rm, lg J::· cut-de-+many llttu. l3000 COl'IWll pod, dbl OI' l t ,ll50/
1300 IEACREST-HV ellt 100; Of 6'2.e.t11 NC. 11 mo. Vtty. Owner, '7S-110t 1110 ~ MMUt COMM.
Hiia 38A 2.0BA. fam-COit·• n•a RUSTY GUINTHER •UDO ,ARJ(• HARBOR vi.w Hm 48A, LUii 0P"9'fl .. IOlllAM
Dy rm. SIMO. Agt ...0. " _,. 131-&319 Aq! 8eautlfUI t8A 18A tam rtn, f/p, dining rm, tBA, 18A Call M.i~
""' or ne.o5l3 ILUl'PI Spactoua a mod9m Moble hme 1n ~ nlc.• yard a epe X" ~ ....
29A, 1 BA IOYefV front Spacloue 28A 2'hBA 28R , .... hOme wfrtflw OOft'Wft. Ht CaMi9l'y w. locl 11te0 159-0712
1'10uM. o.r.oe. W/d twnf\M. LG kitchen w 1 ~. v..o w/pooA. ,... 1'100/mo Avt H~ V\ew Hme bNUt YIAUIY Rlll'TALI
Frplc. Walk to t>Mch bfkt91 rm. 2 c. pr. open mMdow *-· now e?Mt1a 8*r ,.,. 28A, Mot1aco
,..TI.• 11100. •• 9318 fl'ptc. emf bMcofty + ame1 P'M Ole. W. ol ••swpe:rt .. ,,.wt modaf. Gardener, ~ ~ HV Hll,. Exec hm-3Br patio, w /d hkup•. H#bot. Oft¥9 by ta 29t .. '"' ""· lndry comm POOi l tlOO. cest1 flow ~ °' 2h. F/A, MW uporda emell P'M otc COft'ftl Att>ot. l1l00/mo. /IC' ,,. Ol9 Aunebout. n · ...._..,o t7Wt7.t
condoe for our ~ ~ ger, Ordnt Tnct. pooA a ._.,,.., Vk'tOftal ~12 ba.e ---.-.. ~CM.ti ftow offtc• 12,.21(),llkr ..... 72" =.:::~',O: .~;: ~~~ ;::::,:.,~ 4'Alll•CMIK C-... ,.,., JW, 2be OCl!AH~ Nr bch, modern, condo. 11171/mo
2br a d•n. view, t!OfM, ape. 2 car att &.Mae a.. .,..,. oen. ~. _,. 19A. It. ltlOO eo moue In
FllD Cl'*ded comm, f/p, 11r1ge. lt400/mo 2 ~•A . 111001mo. Y1t1t pd Yrfy ,,,. 1•11111
pool/l•nnl• 11400/ 146-0i11 ,, ...... 1 • ., ~ .... 1atJ mt•,.
mo '40-1112 =-...,.,.. 3M t8A. ..... 7 • • ..... Imm.. .. ... IM ana~ · ....,_ ... ......, ~..,,.,.,..,,IP ............. ,....... ........ , • ..._ eec-... ... ,..,.
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,,....,,,. ........ tlle>m .... ,.., """ 2 dr9 to Mnetl o.: , .... """ full prt.t e-..c oMoe ~,,.., ~., .. JIM & blnde. ger, lndty. Pftlv, W/O. tome OCft quiet 14001mo +' .>.W. ~ 22N25
Good toe, Xtnl conct. YUi 11'7G/Mo + d!p yr d!p. C .. 941 OW ti, 11 eq ft. ***
!?!O(mo. Mo.2•28 md. 2131927 .. 772 E•kje Cotit .........__ •~ Rent con•ldereuo,.
l 'SIOE ,,._.-.__.,, 21 ...._ F A-• -._... with I mo. •••••· --bedl .-,.. vw.t .. Bath In towtv ~ ••• ..,,..,. uNI. BA. new c.wpet. 28A BA, pe111o. 1750/ home. IOI a andry pttv • .....;.;....;.;...;~.;;..;...=~-
lncllry m'I, o--oe. Ywy mo. rrty. 831·28aa. non/9mkr. Q7S. 0911. Centre! Co•ta MeH.
qui!!. 1125. M~5. 28A 184. pettct hi 1734500 ht. 255. frutl ~. From 300 '::!:O-2111 tea. · 191. 1825 utt11~.' 2BR Exctuetve beaut Balboa ~0~.'!.'::'.·. ~oo'r.
1sR Oll'999 11pt. i-•• • 9nol oet9Qe. 111A, 09', 1IOO Clay Penln. Lrg rm, ~ ptu9 fr .. f9flt.~
to south b9v a toww'I •-mo 120 E. 20th St. l850. l7'3-308I entt. no cootctna 0t
St50,Yrly. lime pd. k C.. SU-IOIO HA 28A I kh 81nkg. 13SO. ~1 EXCLUSIVE OFFICES
.. ~ • E'atoe.. *" toe. 2111 frpk:, 2 irV ~. !~ LAGUNA BEACH 1•590 ttq ft nm to 18a up9taJna No S*a h~ MOTOR INN Pert Art• Center.
3BR 28A l.IP9l..,. ,.., t72Slmo. 271-c 18lh to :h 2~ :,·.~..': Wkly rental• 1175 & 11·30 '* •q. "· Avt apt. 2-cet gar, pdo. Pt. M44<t52 """•rty ......... 1 Up Cot ueo TV lmmedl Pemet.a Paul·
Avd 211 . 11'°°""° !.=. _. ~ • °' " • 90n 646-7372
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IELF ITARTERI
NEEDED
..,..,. ..... ,,.,...
tar tO ._., ~ & 0... to .,.... us.
mefor cltl•• wllh
uftfQ-.• t»uelneee "°""• Aoclil N Aoll .. ~.Rode to
wortc. roll '° t:liWtk. Mo ~Nee-y, Trene,.onallol'I fur·
~ bpel .... ~
va,,eed during two
WMlt peld trelnlng.
M"9t be 11 Of ~. M9e .... groomed, rr .. .,...,.~
eteity. "°" .,.._.. ~ teM.w cell N• Qfog.
en l33-0570 OI epply
In penton, NewPOf1
ShertllOl'I, 4545 Mac
Artt\ur 91Yd, Newpon
Beech (lam .. pm
Mon-Wed) Perenta
Wetco~ at ln19fVtew.
CRUllllRUORT
JOBI WORLDWIDE
To 112/t\r. Trainees
welcome.
1 •SIOO-eeo.3330 13.00/
minute. 11 Of over
' =--~Jii. I:..:: aon to ... .,..,.....,
clel pr••• ,,,.., t.aroe ..... ....
Harrie pr ... ,,..
time avalleltllt to
print INSe,.Ta,
TA8S, Nl!W8~Aoo
PEAS, ETC.
Cu•1omer wftl fSC queHty voMne Pflr""
Ina on • 11"°'1 tum
Wound t)me
Someone wtth some
Mt•bl1ahed contac:t9
WOUid be • big plus.
Excellenl working
envtronmertt Meny
beneflta. Thia ...
commtuton poetuon
with • bl-eekly
draw against If ln-
lefested, pteaN e<>n-
1ac1 OllVe Holen at
642-4321, E¥1 252
DENTAL HYGtENtlT
yeatty. l1W•7~ E'= 2:c.'~8a ,.2: 3'd hM from bch. Lg ~--:t:;· ~--~ EXEC office ault .. near •PGIP•~ '850 ~':ct,:md cell, tip, Kitch'• evl. 185 N JW Alfport, 4770 Von
N!Wp<>!! Rl!y M2'43ee Ml951mo garyrty, ::~!!.! Cout H'#y, 494-6294 l<a"Jlan Aw, NB FAX, Bait>·' .
II DULD IS IE AT THE BEACH
Me ntatn company ... •IY NOON• ~$300-15()() per_.,
C\Ked ece«inta, 400% "SAM· t 2 Noqn DELIVERY
If you are a cheerlut
dental l'IYO•et\ISI who
tS availat>i. 2 days ~
week a cnarmlng
group p rac tic e In
N-pon Beach needs
Pc11111.,,11.1 .·1,\ll _ ......, recept, coptet. cont
E'9'de 2br, 1ba, new AT THE •••l'u N.B. Furn room, tlll rm, llltch, "" perking 5 Cel'peC. fr'plc, patio, utJ1 28R. 1 ..... ~ ..,... June. Step• to Bch. & con... t ·•ty t>ldg •LO 38A 28A.S12WJ. pd. 1750/mo. ~ new, .,.., Fem. non/smkr. '350/ tum 1250 mo-mo Al
MARK-UPI NO SELL-CALL M8ftJ•
INOI t~&.3922 Call Meggie ...... 819 N•w•pap•r rOUIH
MA LOCAL ROUTE. All 8 A.M .·12 Noon H.....__ avallat>I• In Coat•
~ c~ 540-1122
call Connie, Agt Aleo 8echel0f unit, from And. U75/mo mo. l73-34t8 Iv mffL Quinlan 133-9550 17~ E'•lde, new carpet 848 uoo C.ah No Vending. No 8464818 _,..,.._., Mesa and Newport
Selllng. 1200•.$800 ___ __.;;....;;...;;........;.___ All purpoa.e fOf enter-, Beach 3:00 AM. 10 EARN $300 A DAY
2BR 18A .._ ............ utll pd. 1~00/mo'. BCHFRNT 2BR 28'" NEW OFC, •PPf01t 220 • • .,, _,......... Kevin ••t "'~24 " s/f, COtn41' windows, Weekly from eech S500 WKLY POSSIBLE lalnment lac1111y a·oo AM ThurM2.ays. People Call vou To
guerantffd location WORK AT HOME Qroundsl!eeplng and No collecting. Cat and Order Opportunity 324 E. Balboa. 11000 """ .__ Lower 11400/mo. Avt on E 17th St CM
unfurn; 11~ turn. EASTSIOE 28R 1VIBA Now. 714~·1284 3BR 28A, -......, ~. $3851mo. 84&-4lJO 1nveatmen1 r~ulred. Info t ·900·234-t800 gen malnl llnowt.ooe insurance reQulrad Pubhcationa 708 429-
1..00.22 .. M:SO. xna Empl Into. St5 • muat..$46-2238 can 842~ aaea E111 •B~9742 980-3812d ~le ,.........,..----....... I , • .,.... -~·~-=--·F-· sng HOAQ TWNHSE Open gu., 1•90/mo. Nr NEWPORT PIER AREA
1BA 28A UNrT/Oup491r, gerege ;;•5 mo. Sun 1-4PM, 2 8R Plll'klbe8Ch. 844-8870 Enclosed partclng 9 l5
P~ef.. i.....--......... ~----------------...;;;;;;.. ____________________ __
V£NOINO ROUTE r: !~1~0U: le= ~~~ ln~~R~!~!~~~~ 400 • 11111 300 32nd St. Frpk:, 5-6427 t ·~eA. 4225 Den. Rd. after a or IV m!Q. sq. ft LeaH 1950/mo
garage . • t 1 00/mo LAROE 28R $721 ueo. 842·1278. BAL ... lfg 4BR W/ frptc. Avail now 673-6440
yearly. 850-0389 18R ........ •• HTI 21R 11•• $1·25 patio 3'd "' •undeck JBR 28A Yrty IM. St•P• ~ -t-<tOM ""' W/d S511/ mo Avt 211 omee & ger ·~•ce. 4
Hlf. t-800-284-V£NO X523-Fllght Attend----------------------------
OUIE:f EASTSIOE 28R Nu pnt, cpt, paUo gar · rma, 3BA, 12 rollup io •and t CM get, 00 7~17t3/157 1ne 723-42&e .v.nlno• gu door 19th & lnvf'<:,fmPnl
Oppurtu111ty 2goa
anta. Tlclcet Agta. Cus-
tomer SefYtce. Empl
Info $15 phone f"
hlQh ~·~517~.-00 Lv ~.,.!!· p::: ~tc,.~j UDO ISLE ,: .• .., t BALBOA Penln ocnfrnt Pomone. CM. $900. mesa .,..r-...... --· • -· "''r um 3Br 2S. pertclng Cata 845-0864 F U RN 3BR t~8A 1795 • S.C.Ms-72.:• 1br· utllltl ... gar lne. Ok. S5°50/mo 01550 --=~..;::.;;.::....:.;·'------ENJOY 14-IS' reun on Trust As1em t>I • products
twnhH FP, oeck, 1• REAL IAROAINU !!,,~,:O ,,;iv87~-d•p John 87w 133 WESTCUFF BUILDING
Dtedl $20,000 ti> 11.000,000 Earn up to $6!50/Wtl
Cll 0enaan A110C. $24 f.. No eirp WIR
car ~ng. bftc to bch. 3BR 1 1~BA. 1980/mo -Balt>Oe la lg 28R, 2BA. NEWPORT BEACH ~ flOll'I 1ra1n Cll 1-IOC).n3-1 '04
Sl350/mo 87M142 Lrg rooms & doMta, Lt 1br$745 frplc. maid Seoc>fmo • Westcllft/1Ntne Aw
Fum Oen Front. NeW9f glent aundeck. Agt, 2t3'1\ 29th SI Oar. 'J) utll. Non-.moker. Office & Retail Avail
38R 28A, Winter c.,.y, SRI. 831·22"2 Mw c:aroet. Agt 644-873-4526 MM101
S1500 28R 28A yrty Spacloua 2BR apt w/ 01A Tho Prudentl•l C.M Prof F, ctMn. ahr ---------
$ 1100. 7~. .... bllld Cll9llgl. di • Caltfomla Realty 28r hH W/'f'J, g.ar. On IN -Ind need I
Up•t•tra 2br 1 ba, v-.. I; pa!lo Hr oc ,. Sl15fmo Lit• • airy lg 29R, 2 BA. s.coo • utll $260 MC. piam lo •ore yo.JI ltuft'?
2 IUN1'f petio. 1102.5/ 7S1-6* cl1 to Faah1on 11 542·5251 aa.fled ca11 hllp
mo. 'f' IM. 908~ W THE SEV1LJ..E Frplc, pool, 1pa, llart· COM Prof. fem, 2BR
Balt>oe Bl 175-9$50 2BA wlgw, bltlna. yd Ing •t 1950. Call tBA. apt. 2 bike ,,om
YEARLY SPACIOUS 2 Wtt pd. 83&-4120 9-5 Bettle, 992..ff02 or ocn '482.!50, + utll
BR APT. BIOck from 2919 S.... Ana J $7S5 Kay 78()..8087 Chrl1tlne S7~85a.
ocean and bay S.eu-McLAIN ENTERPRISES CM E·1io. 2Br 11/2Ba 2
Mon1·y
o L(J,tr1 2914
•WIDOW HAS HS 4
TO'al $20,000 up No
crMitl" Ho ptfl&l1y Cal
0.-Allo.~~
taful Onty S1195/mo. FEATURES car o•r. wtd, fp, MIF 0 R le f fh
..,.2·5114 EXCLUSIVE S450·1550 avl 2·1. eorronge tteri 0 • four Krombled word• be-Hunlrnqton
oron.i
el M.ir .·1,.!2
* •28A 1 BA-NEAR
BEACH! Frig , fir ..
place, ger9Q9. lndry.
S10!>0d o 72~1ee3
81·,11.li .>fJ.tO
AVAJLAl&.I NOW
lmmecul•t• woe 3br.
2be, w/d hkup, frplc,
patio, d/W. no dogs.
S845/mo • security.
213-592·2214
•Co rolldo, 2BR tBA NEAR OCEAN. Lg 2~.
1wnh1• Pool. cer· 2ba apl Privacy,
C>Orta, $900 NO PETS q"let. gar, peflo Ml251
122..eo11 or Eves/ mo 9~e MC>-e231 Wknd1 722-t140 '
Laqun.1
BEACH & COUNTRY 542-et30 Of 850-0902 low f f le d
CLUB COMMUNITIES EASTSIOE CM. Fem to to Olm our lilftP WOf 1
1, 2 & 3 Bedroom snare 3Br 2Ba hou.. , I ~~~o~"'!';=ci ~~ub:S: :~~ Olhef. Call lo II M Is o,2w I
cen1ral air & garage FEM non.amkr to ahr 1
w extra 1tor•o• All lrg 2Br 28• In CdM. •
matn1enance Incl w D, frplc Really
Sony. no ~t• n1ee1 S&50 1575-2355 I
THE NEWPORT MAAINA Non-amkr w d, perk· .... -...... ------~-
715().()919 1ng ape $3152 !>Otmo 13 I I._ I FAl'/ltWAY APTS ll , '"k ulll 84&-7908..,.
9l0~ ~ M f t>y 2 1 75 from
BE AT THE IEACH
•IYNOON•
Call Meogte
9 A.M.·12-Noon ..... 1. ....
Ual
1 BA. gar. lndry, new
crpt..decor 418\~ N.,.
CIHUS Avt now. $850.
W..!!_11 10 an 87&-5312
Cu1a 1 BA 2nd S10fY Apl
on lhe BAY w/belco-
ny. s t 100 mo Call
Jennifer 842..SS t 5
FROM S 1 295 mo FeM to shr 28 CM apl F R A T G ' I
___ __.:..........;.;;:.;;.:;.._ beh m1tr w ba1h own I ~ c~·=~~£ ~.~r;~~l-~~· };~.~:-::~~!.~:.: IH Ol'M I~ Tl ; I th;:.~:;h~~;~ ~~~":v!~ ~.:;~:
amkr seoo 4~1528 STEPS TO IEACH Bch condo Poot. spa . • _ _ _ . -o that fools rush in. but they
BeaLh 2648
MOVE·IN BONUSll
Spacloua 28R t ~BA
1wnhme 1950 mo
900 Se• Ln 844-2811
Musi ... , 1~ complet
remod Hardw<I noor.
& Ill•. Mg, atova, wtd.
gar S&M-7800
S450 DllCOUNTU
(Cell for 0.teflal)
Spaclou1 1 BR. Ilk•
n-. Incl frlQ, atove,
mtcro pool. carport &
laundry Call Sue
548..()492
WTllDE
Count" Wood• Lge 1 BR loft, patio
country aenlng S895
No ~· 190 2111 St.
848-4282 °' 84~9543
$850 MOYE·INll
Oeluxa 1 & 2 Bdrm•
548-7387
OCEAN VIEWll
Redec:orat•d 2BA
2BA. cathedral cell-
1ng1. pvt b•lcony,
jacuzzi From S995
No p.._ a55-0M&
'* EASTSIOE •
Specious 2BR, 1 BA,
refr1g, gu & W91er lne
1750/mo. Ms-6853 * 1 MO FREI RENT
2BA w/gw, MW crpt &
paint, ~d •... ., pd
2see Orenge ·a · 1725
1571 Orllftge 'A'.. 1740
987 Vlc1ona 'L' •. 1710 C•" ~t20 •6PM
• 1 llONTH FRDJ
Bechelor & t•A
t IABA a 18R. Poot,
•pa. cable hootl-Up
WESTlAKE Vlu.AOE
14M122
LAROE STUDIO, full 3BR. 28A. p•tlo Yr1y 1~~1~11 ~mo always Seem 10 get the Sets In
kitchen, close to town S 1300/mo 873-2507 I y Q R [ N G I lhe ... .. .. · ?" ~~c~ .. ,, i~·!13 ;~~';; STEPS TO BEACH 3Br M :p:0e:~~~~r;.s·p:::
mo Avl Fet> 2nd 2t 3 28a, trplc. new cer~. •P• Smkr ok $350 I' I I 1• I O Complete the chuckle quofed
596-4 no or 714 Sitt. PM'll ,.,.w>y r..o.c W'O mo • dep 979-1804 • • • _ _ . b y f illing •n tf'le m1wng words
44MI 11\upt St1 7S "2·ll50 M • 1u 1 •IF •'". 1 0 '--......1-....1.-....&...-"'--"---' you develoo lrom s!eg No J below
Newport
Beach 2669 • ·~..,'At .... ,,...
Wartl to hachnr Hoag e Lg 2BR $90().$9!>0
e Lg tBA S725-S7!>0
Oaraon · Carports
Pool · Spa
1<&01~~ ••• BEACH SHshore 4BR
2BA fu rntunt yrly
S1 700 Mark, 13t-6494
, J 4 • Unique d ean, tum. ca-equa11y share Hun1 I
b•n• traller on pv1 Bch home $385 mo • ~ PP1•. ·~u~Bf PED
Udotx:h.CallevHlor •.O,utus.3&-7907tvmsg ~ ,f ''U~S N SOUAPES appt l!l I &-Ill 4-l °"7 NB BAL fem non-amlcr __ -......;...;._.....;;.,;;,.;;..;.;..;.;:;..,i_....i._...i.._...1.._..L.._..L.._.L.-_L...-I
NEW 28R, 2BA POOL Unique oay view 2BA 8 •,< ·o.,..•s [ ro 11 I I
Micro ctw fan'V9rttcaJ deck. w d . gar S5!>0 :. ·.. •'• f o S995-lo dep &4o-a379 541 ·5341 or 9754450 _________ ._....,. _ _. _ _._...1..---i
STEPS TO SAND
YRLY SCH RENTALS
1BR to 3BR
unfurnished
$750 10 11400
VILLA RENTALS
171-4112
Oceanfro nt (nr river
jetty) own Br B•
Parking .van N-sml!r
prof '850 ll"O 72.2.O!>Q1
RESP Male to ahr J
matr bdrm Dynasty I
Loeded. $50() • ·~ Uhl
842-9008 850-8975
SCIAM-&.ETS ANSWIU
<.MO~ !NO~~ a4l u1 s1as a41
106 01 waas sAeM1e Aa41 inq u1 4snJ s1001 ie41 a:)11ou
JC~Aa noi\ P•O~ JBlea41 a1Aow le au11 w pJea4J9A0
MO~ lNO~~ -uJBAO!)-41uo~ -ijeJn -wops1M
•
By CHARLES GOREN
w ith O MAR SHARIF
and T ANNAH HIRSCH
Q. l-Aa South. vulnerable. you
bold
•982 •AKI03 •J7652 H
Part.Mr opena the bidding wtth ooe
club What do you respond?
A.-We know~ ii a Khoo! that
~es in respoodinc one heart
wtth th.ia type of band. but a.ndude
ua out. Sintt partner will show
bearta ii be bu four, our preferece
ia for one diamond. That will leave
ua weU placed for any rebid ~r
miibt make
Q.2-Both vulnerable. u South
you huld:
•K983 • K6 t 752 •IU&3
The bldchnc bu proceeded.
W•& North Eut South
l • l • p._ ?
What dn you b1d now"
A.-Partner'1 vulnttable overcall.
even at the OM ·ievel. muat 1bow a
ruaooabte hand, cloee to an open
1nc bid. A JUMP ruae to thrM lpedeA
111 invit.ebonal. a.dine putner to eo
on to came wnh • aound overcall.
and that bid best dncnl>H your
hand.
Q.3-Both vulnerable a~ S.1uth
you hold.
•A106 •K976 • 'Ql02 •AlO T~ b1d.chq hat proc~
Sou&h w... North Eut
l ST p._ 3 • P ...
?
\\hat do vou h1d now"
I
A.-~o inatter what t.M ranie of
your o~·DO·trump openrn1 bid.
you have • auper·maxunum 111 sup
I port o( hurtL TeU pertner of the
eood M'W'I by makmc the cheapest
CUt ·bid avaWible. m Lh .. cue, thrtt
Q .4-Both vulnerable 1.11 South
you hold: _
•73 •AQJ63 t KJ9 •783
The b1ddlni ha" proctt<SM -
North Eut South W•t
l NT Pa. 3 • p._
3 • P .. ?
Wh.t do you bid n011>"
A.-AJthough p&rtner bu ahown •
m.asamum 111 support of he&N, you
have no al.m 111t.ereat. While we
would not C.uJt four heart.a much.
we th111& thrM no t rump, •howtnc a
b&lanced hand tvou have already
promaaed five hearul .. more
dacnpt.J\•e
Q.5-Bulh \'\Jlnerable u ~th
)'OU hold
•A lOr> •K976 •AQ102 •AlO
The b1dd111J ha.8 procttded
South West Nortll EMll
l ST Pua 3 • P-
l 3 • p._ 3 ?"ot'T p._
Wh•t de• ,.nu bid now"'
A.-The obv\OU8 bid ia four buru
How~er :-our hand '8 80 rood that
we th111k 1t ~nu ~r mon
toward &lam, espt'Cl&lly 1mce you
can do 1<> b.low pme·l~el Cue·b1d
four club.
Q.6-Both vulnerable. a. ~th
)OU hold.
•73 • AQJ63 • KJ9 •783
The b1ddin1t has procftdeod
North Eut Soulh W•t
l ST Pua 3 • p._
3 • Pua 3 !\I P ....
"• p._ "!
What d<1 yvu btd now "'
A.-Oesp1te vour <kmal of slam
rn t.erest. pe.rtner bu not ltveD up
and bu made another slam try You
abould ~rate &a.nee you. too, can
do 80 b.low four bean.a. Bid four
dwnonda. Look et the combmed
bolchnp of 5 It 6-a heart a1am ..
an ucellent venture I apedea.
TODAY'S
CROSSWORD PUZZLE
pemeo1
SI A-.. 01
51 HouMlflOIO
90 CuOIC meter
6 1 ~
~· u --°" ~E~ 64 lnMrlO
~~Cl!)
DOWN
1 Ftletl
2 Freoglll
3 eo..~ -
• ca111e~
S WartMea
6 Of "°""' 1 ~pet1 a l-t0601 bee*'
9~ 10 ~
I 1 ~ecurlO'
12 Swemc>
13 The--2 1 ~•
24 9'1ftato • llfr1 iea.o.
2t Flat
2t Oaftl
30~aty
)1 PaWI ,,..... » -meter 33 Aeace
34 s..-
JS o..ng ac>O(
7
36~
31 Confine SO Grino1n9 41 ~9*11 mat.ta# 42T.Ull..., 51 ~ 'w ... ~. 4t .. ..,..., S2 In ,.
41 -percl'l9 53 Aow 4t TJOeOI ...... SS A-..1-
··~ H F..nanlmal
• 10 11 12 13
'
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NOW.-1 -~ ..... Cllt ....... MIO
O..WC>Moe
_,ITMTDI .....,
/'3004500 per w .. k
/IAM•12 Noon
CALL ...... 841·-~·
GeMralOllloe Tr.v.t Co. affka per,
aon for cl•rlcal a
phone aupport. Call
'71•Je42.1ns •11 9.
HOlll TYPllTI
PC uaera needed.
$35,000 potential. D•
talla. (1) 805 987..eooc>
1!>11. B-2.2387
HOTEL SAL.E l REP
A recognized lead« In
the hotel Industry la
•xpandlng lta fleld
aal" eff0r1. We are
curr9ntly neklng r•
aponalbl• ulf·a1ar1ers
wHh proven HI•• 1uc-
c .. 1 who enjoy mHt·
Ing people & can
ahare our vlalon fOf
the Mure. Th• Ideal
M ~?\.! ............... ~ ....... , ... ..,. .... u........ Wk. very ...... to ____ ....,._. ........ --.
--.... ~ .. .._..,. •. c.. 00.W.. .....
mM ....... I 2 a. Top _... ........ 1-.bL,_..._1 ... a_... ---man,.........,.... NGllG MIA •rm111e ~ -. Mon. TUM.
l!Jip1rteonud Mertne.' l'teaHnt aurround-------------• _,.. 8'd IMCh w/fJl#n inaa. will .,....,, ~ Pert T1me
toota. WOttl tor ..,.._ P(NNVIAVEA, 1 m llODIL
w.-¥eNote dMlef, Placentia Ave .. Coata lurfwear company In
Cateef l)Ollllloft, top Meea. ll'Ytne neede boy'9 flt
wagH. APpty 1NO mod•I. Walet II'',
Newport &Nd, Coeta PART TIME c"-t ""'0 ~... hip Mesa, 8424170 31 " to 33". Night to"
NEED MONEY FAST? to ta," PtMM contac1 supervlaor to hire, L I 121~ ... Mak. Up to .,,,25 ..., 1 orra n•. -•• .. • • .. ~ tra n and manege car• .,,_ -·
day trimming photo-rler• and verlflera. -""-'"· -"'--·-----
grapha. No ••P nee. Must be enthusiastic Picture PRAllD
1 ·800-~n and g&od with peoPI•. r>ull Of part Ume a
Car and Insurance r• Wffteende. Jtm, 114-
The~· COAST DAILY PILOT le loOlt•
Ing fOf l'lou.....,._,
84udent• and ....... IO ,....,.. the Clf'eu-
latton Dept, Wlff work
evenlnge, Mon thru
f"rf, nexlbte houre.
ORANGE COAST
DAILY PILOT
qulred. Apply at th• M1-oee3.
Dally Piiot, 330 W. 111111••···········-.. Bay St., Coata MH&.
ADVERTISING
ADMINAllT
Dull•• Include an-
.w.rlng phone• for
adverllelng staff.
typing, filing plus
general office duties.
Pleasant 1urround-
lnga. Insurance, paid
vacation. Call 842·
4321 . EJ(t. 251. Ask
for Howard
Schramm.
Pl••••. no phone
calls.
PART TIME
UPTO •eoo
PER MONTH
* IO COWCTIOllS * Early morning motor routes
I '1tJ 1 rwnta,... Orav•pr-. A .. 1tlr
IMO Ne •DA .... , c.-......
IDYICaTICH Time ., ...... Gut-... ~ ......
... pttd. *" .,._
1YC STATION ATINO .....;;.;16;..;.1.--«-.31.._t_. ----
""" ....... Kine ooncl ..... A f!X· ~ N .. d Money faet?
..._ SIOOO p•r month
...... ~·No • ..,
"..,.' MeCled bUVtn9 Mlled -w-111-IWAllNDI lt9m9 • ~
W• h.w ~a of ~5-~bef~ In the .... er
8outh Orange arH Secty Up to l30.000
Who Nw Hnt '°' In· ,,.,.,., ... Co
formation from vs r• A=lble, highly Qardlng the purchUe Of Zed peraon, AJ of
1........,.1 AA&lltH& R, AIP. computer llt•r·
ftVIVlivrlUU"" •••• typ• 80 wpm,
llllTAllllCA uper. tegal/coll•c-
•-'--tlon• a plUe. Corp. •at Our _., AepreMnt• 40 yrs. Small ofc. PCH t,..,.. .,.. among th• hlgh•et paid In the a Dover, Newport
world. Just 2 Ofdef• _a._a_c_h_7_2-2-'733-1---
Hrn1 you up IO SpetcM.angu.ge
$700
Qroaa commlHlona
for the Wffk.
Full fringe benefits
1.eoc>-e25-9128
Pathologist Fff posltlon avall In
Laguna Beach area.
Ability to direct
apeeeh th91apy In a
S.N.F. Callfornla lie
req. Please contact:
Rlveralde Hearing &
Speech Ctr, 5051
Canyon Creat Or, Ste
104, Riv.raid• 82507.
787-0204
1Wo Cl) ........ wilt\ eaanomloel w .,...
~...,,.,..to Hot •
drMt tlupa.t -..ch, Good oond., twv cMy.
Ca.la Meu .,... Hunl· l1IO 090. 146-M79.
~~ I iJ: ' I. I." t ,( I 1 I
A.M. lo 1:00 P.M. ~
Thurtd9Y end 8atur· a Apptlancee. e~
d!y. C8'I 942-4333. thing must go. 497·
~.
COUIHD -"°''----· ----Eatty evening or .arty o .. lgner f'urn. •King
morning houre. Over Oal( Bedroom .. t.
21, aood OMV. Apr>fV Aettan Din Am. set,
Pl!NNVSAVEA, 1HO ptu• misc. 761M5t 5,
WAHftO TO MN: ()ed
ORllNTAL MIGi, 9/lf'f .._ !n.,,, eon•an
1..ocM3t ·1213
' ..
... I .. I. • • I ,or, OM< IClllll ....,.,.,.,a-.
timer. 1111 lf9111, p1p1r
.......... llOO.
?INlll
. f, . :. ',I 1 ., ~ ,
,°'\, ,",, t ' I 0 ) :.~ Av• .. Costa SOFA BED, double.
· Brown. Good condl· •M91A1• I ... ATI tlon. MS. 551-9884 ,..,...,. -•· EARN EXTRA S MONEYS
&HAYI PUN
DOING IT1
1rvtne. JIWll.RY
2 Rd Tt1p Tleke19 Ha·
wall. ••p.'93. Rick d•
talla. '375/tJcket OBO.
552.()845.
Large ..iectlon of di•
monda, vintage
watch•• Incl. Roi.•
and Patek We buy, .. n. trade and repafr.
W iiiiam Harold
Jeweleta. 3111 New-CANNON OUN SAFE. port BNd. at 32nd.
Th• ORANGE COAST Hold• t 5 r1n.. -+ 4 .. A41•• DAJLV PILOT I• look· aid• •h•lv9• 8x3•2.' ___ • .;..1.;..~..;....;..;_ __ _
Ing for Mverel bright S825. 83t·2177 Scott Kennedy Hlet0f1c
and enthusiastic tNn· Exercl•• blk• orig $289. Balboa, hand signed
agers, age 12 y•at• He St55. Stalrctmbg watercolor. ~144 of
and older, to Hll ••ar orig $399, HC 200. $3,000. 1549-1210,
P1ann•, c"'-
candidate haa 1-2 yr• ~======~I experience In direct
ASST. DISTRICT
MANAGER needed to
aupervlH , hire and
train motor route carri·
era. dellver down
routaa. update paper-
work and handle cu ..
tomer service. No ••·
perlenc• neceuary
Must have rellabla
auto and current In·
surance. Call 642·
4333. aak for Mike
Wiley.
available. Must have
dependable transportation
and liability irlsu rance
SALES
REPS TELEMARKETING
newspaper eubacrlp-$175. unused. com-
tlona In an adult au-puterzd 55().4789 pervlaed. door to door -'".-..;;.-'-"-"-"----••I•• campaign. Late Like new. paceaaver Or~i;w ~ tiu-,9
sales, gOOd communl·
cation skills & 11rong
follow through. Salary
plua commlaalon.
Send reaume & aalary
requirement• to:
V9Qabond Inna, P.O.
Box 8501 1, San Diego
CA. 92188-5011
Wherl you'¥e "* ~ ....... a.alfted ad
cen be• -... friend
St>l'KllHI
Men J003
40+ VlllY
A'M'UCTIVE
Green eyed lrlah
blond. Lowe th• .,, •• muetc, rnovtea, con-c•ru. travetlng, ro-"'. "c. w Ith ••• P•reelve, ••neatlve I
man 38.SO ... king
long term relatlonahlp.
11231 5
ORDER DESK
Mon-Fri 6am-2:30pm,
S6.30/H r. Benefits.
Light typing for com·
puter Call Willie for
appl. 548·5525.
Books on Tape. Inc.
PART TIME
CO PY MACH INE
OPER. • var. duties.
Incl. P.U. & dellv
Some heavy llf1tng.
Will 11a1n 852· 1 538....,,
PLATE ROOM
PERSON
Part tlma Mon, Tue.
Thura. Will train. Apply
PENNVSAVER, 1680
Placentia Ave.. Costa
Meu.
CALL 842-4333
HUNTlNGTON BEAOf, cn'1' A NISA,
NEWPORT BEACH, louNT AJN V AIJ.EY,
IBVINE 6 LAGUNA BEACH
Sal•• rep• for new
Orange County
Spanlah language
newspaper, mua1 be
bl-llngual, Coata
Meaa loeatlon, gu&r·
anteed draw plu1
commlaalon, reply
Personnel Directory.
330 W. Bay Sl...at,
Coat• M•••· CA t2e27.
Due to delays at GTE the 900 Datellne service will not be a'lallable In the Huntington Beech/Fountain I
Valley area until February. We apologize to our readers for the Inconvenience.
Earn EXTRA MONEY
working part·llme.
Good communication
and phone akllla re·
quired to aall growing.
local newspaper.
Contact Teri. Pupo
It 842-4333,
a ft e r n 0 0 n , •a r 1 r. electric ca11. new bat-IAIY GRAND
evening hours. E•c•. tery w/battery charger. lent oppor1unlty for 2 baskets, elevating S 1 450. StJnet.COneole
t b II II • Plano $475. Plano ""ht person. f'or more ••• • • oon r •· ... .. kl S2 000 151 ... .,. leach muat aacrlftce Information, call Teri "9 ng • · ""'" Can help dellver.
at 842-4333, 1!>11. 209 MOVING: Wingback e52.2238
chair & Ottman S 150,
HAVE A
GWGESALE
642-5678
glrt'a 10-apHd S50; Leland Baby Grand
aofa & awlvel chair Piano. Black Salin. Ex-
S 700, mink Jackel cellent Cond. $3,200.
$500. alroller $20 1_4_9_•_·8_8_7_5 ____ _
baby ltema. golf
clubs, mlac. cloth•• &
llema. 873-38450 mag
LIT'I GIT .. LOOIClflQ
TOGITlllR POR LOVI'' SWM, 3:1, 5'1", 1~ SWM 27, 8'1" 200 ..,_
CWIY LOVE NOT LUST TIRED OF DATING? APPICTIONATELY DWM U I ' trec:tNe wF 2ws fOf ••t. ~car· I ..,_ ... ka ••m 6 at• looking tor SWF hon-
IOPHllTICATED SWF·•m•ll. young SWM 28 5'8" 145 lbe IWIET IWM 1a5 lb•. Hwd wondng, PGeelbfe tut!ng ,.... Ing, romantic, 1oy.,
Older, profeulonal 50'1, working glrl. athlellc. blue eyed Newr married. 8', 170 clean cut, na dre... tlonahlp. Muat like~ and ~ to euddt..
Hom• body t y p •. btond re•..., fOf .en-9f, tooklftft for 1h• ln~ out, trevef anct I'm • b'""' (nol In &edy ... k• down 10 -r lbe, ... king an exotic ··• ~-_. .. ___ --------'V N11n 50• tan PfOf•• ~fYa~:.':C, s.~~ ~=,;:•:::,~~.1 ~= tecty wtth brown •ldn ~ W:;a~ ~ := _,_1_330-"-'"lf_ .. _-_._ •. _ ...... _ .. 1 111KINO Miii FIT! ~~:~,~:~~'"•
atonal 'gentleman for male. 45-65 •2293 and animals Take a and brown bedroom companionship could LOVIMl'l ,.. •• IMA Tan, ln1el1Jgent. Hlf· 1-----------------theatw, golf. outdoof cnance• •1381 eyes for an pcltlng thl• be you? •1348 lnlt ""9Ulnl employed SWM 8', KtMti... evenmg. at PETITE llNGLE monogamous relation--QlllTL...... 175 lbe. ~ anrae-=~C:::.~ verv MOii TWO HEADED LADY ,_M\__...lp_. -"-1353----Flm, FIT owM se. ·~ 200 w. "phyaAcely "'" ...
31, ... ka SWM•WM s .. k• rel .. f by con-l'M INTO FAITHFUL lb• enjoy• dining, mete 1'"3o for moY·
CUTIE..PIE 29 • for elncer• reta· tK't with twf>h .. ded S POONING DWM, 5'9", aharp non dancing. movlH, i.., dandtlg, d•nn:;a·
ACT IYE I LON D Sllm SW wi dow . ttonshlp, enjoy aportS, :n•n Fl~oot1 7'0 • • m 0 k • r , ••If. wattle on beech. NJ concepts, etc. •t3
WIDOW Mov•d here. ...k• movies. muak:, out-1~.:V~: 10•';:i fo':~ SWM 28 tan, alenf d9', •mployed dancer. amoker ... k• cluay llNCIRI ACTIVE
HOW TO RESPOND
TODATEUNE
male or femaJe fr1end• doora. ••n•• of -·• lntelllgent, re lecllv• movl••· y.,,81, M• lady. •1351 Glfm.luau "Clauy" atlm, anrac· to vial1 local points of humor. No smoke/ fundamental friend· profeaalonal endur--.. ""'"
tlv• In 50'• •••k• lnter"1. Lunch Of din-druga. Soc drink. Kid• ahtp for futu,. fro&lcs ance athlete H•k• xlco weekenda. Look· MAI WITH Watm, lntentgent, ••
"poe"IYe" gen1 with ~ N/amolcer, pteaae. o.k.I #2278 with fun financier. SWF/SHF any age for l~gg fror~':=!°°! TWO HUDI cur• SWM home
''IMftM of humor" lor •227& -----------~-"'------i "lh• kind" Abaotutely 35.,.5 d Sffk• lady Wtth two owner. S•n•e of w•lke, friendship & ---------WIY CWIY 191k>ua hot epoon ac· ways rH Y· headt to lhat• 4-COtd humor. for lrlendahlp,
ecttvftlea. 4'tc. I Irv. •n EllERGmC ILOID iion. tJ t383 ......;.•...;.1.;;.34...;.5;._______ tabi.ta Fl"fufour flt travel, Heatthy non.
Newport Beach PRO F ElllON•L uauDI OME 'f--1on'at• "n .:__,,.: amoker. Age 89. 5'1r, -'2314 " 30'•. 11 s Iba, anrac· c• •ssv EDUC·TED ""'" .... .. ..... 185 lb ""'3 t 1 v • w /a• n • • or "" " TALL THIN cl•r for frollcaome •· '"-
ILOND ILUE 5'2" IWF humOf. comf0r1abl• 1n MAN c iaaa. flllt••· non-t1 11y·a ru11111ment. TWO HUDED FILLY
DWfP:, attractive wllh Blond/blue. athletlc. a ball gown aa In AttractlVe, 5'7'', athlet-smoker , flnanclally #13:11 With pl" dlapentef &
great flgure...eOlah . hardworking/playing Jeana aaeka hand· lea, 153 Iba. 70-lah, and emoflonallv v•ry MAT INTO ft&Mll llltwrned Perrier ava\la·
I I aeeka alncere, out· t w/ good humored lovea nv \IUUll L kH younger au -aom• en ,.preneur · • comfort ab I•. SWM 41 IOYH Ille ble to ahare •·way
tudea. beach, dining, ~.!n~1c.2:"~2 fun ro-_•am_•_llk_•_•_· _•_22_80 __ IROOKLYN IOY 38 music. antlquH, gar· Thoughtful, llberal, 5•10 .. 205 Iba, good COid tabteta, T•nder.
mcw!H. sports, alncer-IPEND IOllETIME OWM, 2 tyk•a. auc;. denl ng. cooki ng. funny. You: chic, edu· bultd, IOng hair, gOOCI temnc:, tMCl'lef tend· tty, hon.ty, .. n .. of HUD TURNER· cHaful entrepreneur. •••k• lntenlgent, •I· cated, fifty or undef, eenee of hum«, very Ing to touch and "Ill·
l'IUmor, travel, REAL WITH ME would·b• writer . fectlonate, good-weight conscious, aflecllonate, hard .., •. (lauQh) 12313
trt.nds. •2295 ILIM I'm 38. 5'8'' 170 w/ atreet-w l•• rouge. looking lady. *1341 warm, aware, mar· WOf'k•. Uh movlee,
ILOND NEWPORT Natural btond, •Olah good..,,.. of humor s .. ka •P'CY gal, win.. EMTRIPRDIUR rt!g! minded '1147 beeCtl wanes. Honut.,
LADY !1~r'u:!:! pr:1:.t ~::~t~~:::;:;; ~ 1~h~"'.~ ~=; IN Hll IO'I HIGH CUii ---11-1329;..;;..; ____ _
I'm allm, 40lsh, and gent fun p•r•on, lady with aenaa of friendship poatlble, Wanta to m..e Ind• QENTLlllAJI PRORlllOMAL
Ilk• dinner. beach. SWM , 42-801ah n/ l'IUmor. 4'1382 and you know what pendent i.cty for Intel· Accompll•hed, thor• CALIFORNIA epottlng even1a and smoker. E"'JOY Jog---------that can lead to. lectual etlmuletlon oughly enllghlened
ta11 n11mtu1g men with gtng. dlntng, dancing. TAKE A CHANCE •13-tt •1350 mu11i..taceted emresw• Cl AlllC
a poelltv• attitude. sill-ekllng, -111ng. Two SWf=., 28, blond. neur, wry lnt8"tgent, IWM I foot blond
WAllll,WITTY
&mWlll •2. OWM, H•klng wtntar • ..,. eummer
beech girt. ~ ro-
manllC •rid -itt.Jong p.,,_ IO ehllt9 ltfe'a
f~ ~·-· Lota of hug!...,.,,,,.. c.t9, hof'l .. I. lhoughl· beKh condos. •22n green. Enjoy• ro-1 RAVE A attracUve. lordly, hlgtl ~ oeene monoga.. M and gOOCI aenn of m.~. moYles. danc-1 moral•. 40'•· loottlng moue. •Pontaneou•.
humor. '2311. INCURABLE Ing, get ewaya. quiet for lnlelUgent, ao~• a1fectioliM• aouf mafe 0 HILLO Piii h
CHRllT IANMOMllNGLE ROMAMTIC s;!k~g!Pec:°i':.~1 ~~ GAUGE SALE :~!1~~~ 91:~ ~1 .. ~ ~~~·,:not ProfH~l:', nice REDHEAD for taatlng relallon· .. ..._. 1 loOklng SWM looking
31, Sffk• SWM •WM SWF (38) looking tot ahlp Call me "2298 RARE FIND 1 f0t 4~50 ye81 old trim
30+ for alneer• rel• handsome SWM who MEET IWM 29. 5'8" Sllm pretty lcw•bte swr: 10 . ~:::.'~:'~ ~&~~,:=:: RENT &4Z 5678 ~hall::~·.,,:ro;;~ :rn~=.c:~.=~ humor. No smoke/ Kida and pets OJC. No Al of tvn. 8"ke female th• beech, ~ &
• Ca 11 1-900·844-0 l 00
• i::nier 4-digi t c.:ode appearing in ad
• LiMcn to greeting
• I.cave mc,,agc (you can change 11
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19T7 TOYOTA PfCKUP
Wl1h atl.U. She ain't
no beauty but IM
rvna r... wen. an..
o wner. mu at ••• Make on.,, Call Mar1·
lyn. 1573--2' 88
5 •Pd. ater90, only
32 ,400 mt1e1
(302ZEP)
$2,988
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Coating JS7 INCREASE YOUR
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§ YMl1 np uc.ic.cs Waterproof Coatlngt
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Security llghttno. POOi.
spa, 220. aerv cells.
free HI 642·2446
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Decks 361
FENCES·GATES NEW
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Firewood 361
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Install Rcpa1rs3620
GOOD FLOOR Covering
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Garage Doors
& Openers J62
Glass
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Lanrlsc:lpe &
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