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Q Why was tlu o~"i"g
scq&ttrtct of "Tht Cosby Show"
-tht o"t Wilk tht m1ual -
rtplauJ with !ht prt11ious ont?
R..-. Coleli, CW'f•pa, JU
Legal trouble. The Cosby art
was mspued by Oreo'" Stmt, a
mural by bomdcn New York
City bds. Bill Cosby applied
co the mural's fuuncial badten
for pcrmis.sioo t0 use it. but
talks broh down after Cosby
was asJc.ed t0 provide coUege
scbolmrups for the 63 kids. So
Co&by's people acated their
own mural. The works were
so similar that the Drmm Stmt
sponsors sought legal advice.
A disgusted Cosby threw up
his hands a.ad m'CtCd to the
prnious sequence, in which
the cast avoru in fonm) wear.
Q Who's dtt mysury woma11
who escorts tlu gMtSts on PBS'
"Woll Str«t Wttlr"?
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Margot Derassc is the escort.
"Miss Smythe." Two other
women also bave appeared as
Smythe since the news pro-
gram first aired t 9 years ago.
Q Why J;J tht proJ"cm of
"Sur Trtlr: Tiu Nat Qnu-
ation" hirt tht bo/J P.triclt
SltlHrt to p"1y Clpt. Je.n-Luc
Picard? Samly by tlu 2~th
ctntury bo/Jnas WJll bt c11rttll
,..... Cltaaldl. SMtl ft. 11.M.
Rick Bcnnan. the cucutive
producer of the syndicated sci-
h terics. now in its fourth JClV
son. says: "'The question is not
whether manhod will 6nd a
eutt for baldnas by the 24th
century. Rather, it is wbc:thcr
we will evolve to the point
where manJcind is no longer
conccmcd about baldness. In
crcaring Jean-Luc Pia.rd ind
casnng Pmick Srcwart m the
role, we opced for tht lattrr."
Q Who JuiJa wlttrt tht
Surr &wl is ploytJ? Which
city has hosuJ most oftnt?
Ytl SWtll. ~. Midi
The selection is up to the NFL
team ownen, who almost al-
ways pick a warm vcnu.t. New
Orleans is chc dwnpion host.
with seven Supc:r Bowls divid-
ed between Tulane Stadium
and the Louisiana Supcrdomc.
The record for a single site is
held by Miami's Orange Bowl
stadium, wb.ich bas seen five
Super Bowls. Tampa hosa this
Sunday's Super Bowl X:XV.
The team ownen will meet
this year to decide whether the
1993 Super Bowl. planned for
Phoenix. should be moved be-
cause of Arizona votm' rtjcc-
tion of a holiday to honor the
Rev. Martin Luther JGngjr.
Q Whicls ultbritia Joff't
wtor oni""'I fwr? Which u?
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A few celebrities who do noc::
Kiln Baringer, Christie Brink-
ky, Madonna, Alier Wallccr
and James Woods. A few wbo
do: Put}' Hearst. Georgette
Mosbacher, Susan Smndon
a.ad Sylvester Scallooc.
Q Is Ctlrrtnt utron•wt Bill
Shtplurtl rtl.td to tlu first
A JMriu n to go into IJM" 7
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No relation. They tpd1 the
name difemidy: Bill. 4 t, is a
SbcpMJ; the USA 's first rnan
in space WU Alan SbqwtJ. 67.
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Sanh GiJbm, 16
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Phil Collins. 40
Oidt Chn.ty, SO
Gene Hack.man. 60
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VICTOR KAMBER 'S DEMOCRATS
'ra11lc Bora••
CONNECTICUT C LIMBER
Nobody can p1-
g eon hole Bor-
ges, the state's
treasurer since
t 986 and its
highest elected
black. official.
The immigrant
from Cape Verde
spoke only Por-
ruguac all he ~ 8; now 39, he's an
aggres.s1vely pro-business Democ rat.
Was a corporate lawyer right down to
hu lwim loafers. He has taken gritty.
pioneering steps like using state pension
funds to finance an employee-led
buyout of Colt Firearms; divested funds
from firms doing business with South
Afnc:a. Menoon runrung for governor
or senator, and Borges pr.actica.lly pum.
Ann Richards
TEX AS GRIT
As liberal as she
U, Richuds lS Ul
adept coalitio n-
bwkler who goc
a.long well with
banks and busi-
ness as st2tt trea-
surer. She'll need
tlur shll -and
al.I her consider-
able smarts -as she tick.Jes T cxa.s' pro-
jeacd $3.5 billion deficit. with che
school ~ pnsons and environ-
mtnt a.II on ltft..1upport. Ridmds. 57,
u battle-hardened: Her victory m.il
wound th.rough a Vicious three-way
primary, a runoff dut was even wone,
and what may bavt been Tens' dirtiest
and most expensive gcnc:n.l ampaign.
If she can handle her new job, she's on
the short list for vi« president in 1992.
4 USA WUUND • p•-, lS-11, ,,,,
SharH Pratt Dixon
DC 'i EX -OUTSIDER
Before being elected Washington may-
or. Ducon, <46. iud no electoral expen-
ence, lu.d never worked in government,
lu.d little money and was up against the
capiw's political est2blishment .. What
the corporate lawyer did have ~ a
sttong sense of what the voe.en wan~:
a shovel to clean
out the mess left
by Mayor Mar-
ion Bury. If she
can whip city
hall into slupe,
sh e's a shoo-an I
for a post in the •
next Democnoc I
admirunnrion.
Larry l choHawk
IDAHO O RI GINAL
One of a tundful of Amencan Indians
ever elected to a.oy state office, Echo-
Hawk ts the new attorney gen.cnl of
one of the USA·s mOSt consernrivc
statts. The 42-year-old ~wncc and
Mormon served in the state House and
u a county prosecuc:or. Was part of the
lru:han movement c:o settle diffettnccs
wuh the government through tal.k.s,
not lawsuits. Another good bet for the
nextDemocracicadministrario~
Bob KwreJ
NE BRASKA'S RISING STAR
Compassionate
and comfomble
wnh his convic-
c:ions, Kerry is an
all-American guy
wbomme~
love: a Nny
SEAL who IOlt a
leg in Vi.eown
and won the
Congressional Mech.I of Honor. a sdf-
m.ade busmessman; a non-pol who was
elected governor 1n 1982, got the SClt~
our of debc but didn't run apin despite
an approval rat1.ng of 70-plus pm:enc.
Then, in 1988. he won an amposmg
viaory agamsc an incumbent ~nator.
He dates a.ctresS Debra Winger. At •7.
Kerry 1s most defirucely one to watch
for the pres1denuaJ rick.et in '92 or '96.
J~e Hopett
INOIANA'S BOY WOJl.IDER
A.ppomted in 1989, Hogsett won as
sccrn:uy of state m November over
"sure-dung" lndimapolis Mayor Wil-
liam Hudnut. A lawyer with a reputa-
tion as i superb nght-haod nun, Hog-
sett, 34, apparently hopes co follow the
example of for-
mer boss Evan
Bayh, who went
from sccrewy of
state ro governor.
Touted as a ~
sible opponent of
Dan Quayle's
Senacr SUCCC$$0r,
Dan Com.
Kathl"n Brow11
C ALIFORNIA DYNASTY
The 45-ycar-old daughter of a-gover-
nor ~ a.nd sister of ex-governor (now
scu.c Ocmocnoc chair} Jerry was JUSt
another lawyer in New York's bsc-
mclt bond aowd when dynasty called.
Held offices in LA Now, as statt trea-
surer, Brown's conttol of a $22 billion
tnvesnncnt ponfolio and role in huge
pension funds put her in the financial
bi.g bgucs. Ku a rn.ide--for-1V style,
perlups beowc husband Van Gordon Saucer is ex-head of CBS News. &-
l'Wttn ha and Jerry's ambition. counc
on a Brown in California's fucute.
D•• Morain
TEX AS ENVIRONMENTALIST
Monles, 34, tht."
DC'W st2tt ;mot·
ney gcnen.I. ip·
parendy CnJOV\
the road le ss·
cnveled: He woo
by running a po~-
1rive campaign
ln Texas, of 11;
placesJ On an en-
vtr0nmenw pWformJ (He prorru.d to
go after the corporate polluren due
mW "Texas" and "toxic" synony
mous.} Schooled at Harvard Law, he
served rwo tams in the &bled T ex'5
House, wh~ he won alJ the "Best
Thu" and .. Top Tlut" awards. He hli
h«n ca.lied a. Henry Cisneros for the
'90s: nught tty to suc:ceed Ocmocran'
Sen. Lloyd Bcnacn if~ retim m '94
Pa11I Wollstoae
MINNESOTA LEFTIE
Thu 46-year-old poly-tci prof a..t Cark
ton College in NOrthfitld wu the only
Senate challenger co win in 1990
What's more. be did it :as m ulmt-~r
a.I. His ckbuc will be wonh watclung.
He already tw b~ Mideast policy.
called Jesse Helnu• campaign "blatant-
ly racist"; it will be nicr fuWly to have
so~ tn me Sm. IWf as f:u to the
Left as Helms is to the right. If his un-
abashed popu-
lism plays well
on the mriom1
scene, we may
see a gmenDon
of poHricians im-
1tacng bu c:::a..
paign tKtic: elm-
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The new Congress is in full swing ,
the State of the Union speech is Tuesday, the presidential election is, incredibly, next year. ~
Now is the moment to meet the 20 most promising people in politics, rising stars
with the talent and toughness to make the '90s their decade. USA WEEKEND asked two top political
consultants -Democrat Victor Kamber and Republican Brad O'Leary
-to spot the people in their parties who may run our lives by the year 2000.
BRAD O 'LEARY 'S REPUBLICANS
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NEVADA FAMILY C HAMPION
mzr Rqx1blian women were clcacd
linttmant go-.emon last November
(their only deaed GOP prcdccator
won in 1955). Wagner, 51, soooceded
by putting togahcr UJ unlikely coali-
tion oi busiDell and women's groups.
the AFJ.,CJO and the NRA. In a telri-
b!c irony, a small-plant cnsh as she
campaigned in Septtmber sidelined bcr
fur 2 months; her husband died t 0
years ago in a similar aasb. 11x1r tWQ
children are now
in coUqc. AJ a
state legislator,
she dwnpioncd
family issues;
moat such Neva-
cb laws be.ar bcr
imprinL A good
bet for the Sen.
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CONNECTICUT DREAMEl
The Coogiasiom1 Bladt UUCUI gets a
wdcomc newcomer dm year in Fnnb.
the 6m blade Rq>ublm voOng 000-
grmman in ~ cban half a cmcury,
and the USA•1 bigbawanki'l black
Rtpnblian The 37·~ Y: bon-
00 gndmtt wadt.d for Pomme 500
mrnpanirs rperializing in labar ma.
boas; was 1 WlllltlburJ a\tlcmwn Pm
togahcr • broe6-bMed ors . .... '
impcwd with bis wodl b O..a iber
oE Commen:c, l\ed ~ Y)4CA and
Boys Club. Agpewite., WWI nDft -
wl a1re to 1-*i aeewide olice.
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CALIPO&NIA SUPll.STAI.
In 20 yaa. ~ .. .,.&om .. re:p-
11 • wjwe to SID Dqo mycr to U.S.
~ md DOW, Ill 57, to gotaiMJl.
He's conscrvuive
on economic and
foreign-policy is-
sues, m oderate
on social issues
-a good blend
for California
voters. Alrudy
winning praise
for bis cnviron-
mcmal decisions. WU.On IOtCS .
ducts with bis wife, Gayle (he's~
bmtooe). Re-election would make him
a top presidcnrial prospect m 1996.
Kay a.11., Hlltclll_..
TEXAS TREND-BUSTER
In NOYCmbcr, slit beame the first Re--
publican treaswft in Tens hiJtory MtJ
~ Stl~ 's rop Republican ofuboldcr.
Her demure~ in a rough-
md-<wnble stale will wear well. elf»
c:ially compared to Ann Ridwds' mare
strident tone.. But Hurd>imon., 47, is DO
shrinking ~ The funner Dallas
bank V .P. md first £emaJe GOP mem-
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ber of dat T CDI
Houte shttwdly
built her cam-
~ around oi wom--
eo's orguiiu -
tioiu. She and
IUchuds could
&ce olf fur~
emorm 1994.
MICHIGAN UPSTART
Bal~ libcllGl cbe OleW i<'tUW
He wracie I coDege pepa' • Michipn
Stitt 00 bow to bell chit dilllicc .....
hem. mm no Immel( -and. al 22.
betnr r:be ron•cc-Mxhipn Lepaa--
• nou. Now 42. EDPr pialW a t"c
upcr to wiD me aota•...bip. frimdly
with small business. fumcn and anti-
crimc groups; teacbns' wuon bacUd
hu oppooait. but be a.med suppocttis
of his education reforms to a mapiry
on the Michigan School Board. Might
go ~ Sen. Don Riegle in l 99-4.
llobert Taft II
OHIO LEGACY-BEARER
For three gcncnbC>m, the Taft polincal
stamroller bas worked ia way llC%'OU
the sacr and carapnltt:d a Taft to Wash-
mgton. But Ohio's DC"W scc:rca.ry oi
~ im'r ooamng oo oamt recogru-
tion: He met bis opponent in a series of
ancruion-geaing
dcbacrs. Taft. 49,
a Puce Corps
alum (be taught
in Tanzania), al-
ready is being
pushed to chal-
lenge Sen. John
Glenn m 1992.
May wait an '94 . ........
COLORADO BATTLER
Polling an upet in ber 6m ~
lil:iaJ office in N~. '1
new mcmcy ~ dnmpoeecl a
~but .ggiaaiwe ~
to mTiroammDl axmol. 1be ~rc-
oJ.d NOROD pbm to go afiu eu+iaolr
mc:DQ} poabJbon. may CXJU tC11t tme--
wili£ pmd jmia
to QIF ai:mt
aad gua •io-
Dce. If Nonoa
makes headway
apinst Colon-
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''You Um
Beat Cancer.
I'm living Proof."
Flossie Dishong was in terrible pain, and
nobody knew why. She finally had to travel
almost a thousand miles from her home in
Indiana to be told she had inoperable cancer.
Fortunately, Flossie refused to accept that
diagnosis. She came to us for a second opinion.
To Cancer Treatment Centers of America at
American International Hospital in Z't<m,
Illinois. We found a way to treat her cancer. not
just her pain.
You see. we specialize in treating cases
other hospitals call "hopeless." They made up
more than 9al. of our admissions in 1988, and
nearly the same last year. People fighting for a
chance to live.
We've given them that chance, time and
again. We've helped them live life to the fullest
once more. And welve done it without the
horrible side effects that can make other cancer
treatments unbearable.
One reason, we're certain, is our caring,
lo~filled environment Another is the quality
and the scope of our cancer treatment program.
I~s as comprehensive as we can make i~
utilizing the most advanced, innovative
weapons known to medicine. It has to be,
because the ~entss of any cancer
treatment program depends on a variety of
facton; and differs from patient to patient
As for Flossie, that picture really is worth a
thousand words. although she said it all in just
fourteen:
111Vtr tlcowglct I'd bt fi$Aiftg witJc "''
lcMSba"4 agai11. I a"'°"' Aappy lady.·
CANCF£,TRFATMEN1j CENTERS
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VERMONT'S NBW SOCIAL IST
W hat's Jhis?
Vermo nt send-
ing a socialist
from Broo~yu
to C.Ongrea -
the first off-
braod politician
to go there in 40
years? Sanden,
'49, four -term
mayor of Burlington. never misses w
opponuruty to blast the rich and corpo-
ruiotU. Ht creamed boch Dcmocnt
and incumbent Republican in the sace-
wick race for V c:rmoot's teat in Con-
~ (He voted with the Democrats
for Sf>Cakcr Thomai Foley.) His subver-
sive react? He ran an~ compas-
siomcc adminismDoo dw ba.l.ancxd
budgcu, aeaccd)Obs and helped the less
fommaa:. Get used co it ~·s a So-
cu.lut scnat0r oc govanor in our future
REPlJfH 1CAN
Doe Nickl"
OKLAHOMA WHIZ UD
Don N ickles
mons quickly·
Working as l
~r; ro put through
colLegc. he start-
ed his own pru-
torial IU"f'icr ht--
fore the end of
his •C?pbomore
year, it turned inlO a suca::sfW bwtncu.
He won a stale ~ IClt ll 29 and at
31 became one o( the youngest U.S.
scnaton C"Vtt clcc:tul He was re-elected
Ul 1986. & chaimwi ol the Republian
Scmrorial Cocn.miaee. be a.ilcd record
money co gcc all but one of bis fellow
Republicam ~ Now. al 42. he
moves up a nocch co bead the Repub~
cao ~ Policy Qwnmjtw, Is this
the road co ~ GOP lctdct or the
1ea>nd spot on the GOP Qcket in '96?
A.._ dw lht'f: a'" O'IMry, n . 11
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Tame Ml!> when couple" t:xc:h.angc<l
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undymg love
Wc:ll , the valc:nlanc: greellng has come a
long w;iy sance 11!. :.ample:, hc:-.utfdt ongin. ..
nearly 600 ye-.ars ago Today we exchange
valentines with a mynad of messages.
from simple appreciauon of .i f nc:nd,h1p
to understanding of :t complex
rel;,iuonshap
A Lesson. ln. GvJlJ"\:9
In .\II, Amt:n<. .. n.' an: cxpc:c:ted to
exchange ahout 900 m1luon ''aleminc
grec:ung.' this ye3r That make:.
Valentine\ D-av the !><!<:ond largc:.t c.ird-
-.endtn{t occ-.&~aon an the: United St..1es.
ac.t.ordang tu rc:~arch hy Hallmark Card"
l The larg~• '' Chn.,tn1as >
I ntc:n:sttngly. lover..
.1ren't even the maior
rc:<.1p1c:nts of
v.tlenunc gn.:~:ung:,.
1 eacher.; arc They
rc:cc:ave about 650 m1l11on
v.llentane greetings from
their ;adoring students
Lovc:r.i. .u-cn't even M::COnd Grandchaldn:n.
..on.' and daughce" receive: about a thart.I
of all andavtdual valc:ntanc:~ Then come
spolbO .and f nenc.b. l'\.~1v1ng ahout 30
percent of 1nd1vidu.ll valen1incs
Tua .. gtO\Vtn8 trend of cxchangtng
vaJcn11ne"i L'\ due to a number of reasons.
but ch ief among thml ~ a basic change
in our society. In
the past two
dcca~.
more
women
ruavc
entered the
work force Lh2n
ever before. They are ~ing more
people through ..-one. buc at the me
Ltmc, are unable to spend u much time
with lo~ One" and f.am ly members.
Therefore. when February 14 amvt:S, at
came:. ;a <lu.&l ''Rnaficanet: Many peo ple
u:.e 1he d;,iy a:. an opportunity 10
.i<.knowle<lgc: f nencbhips, both through
wori< and per..onal relatjoru. But
Vaknune\ Day remains a special
<.x<.'asaon 10 spend \.\ 11h .a loved one
Ma.n.y Ways To Gi.ve 1
It :.ct:~ ft:w pt.'ople :-.lop
JI c.ud' on Valenune's
D-.ay, though Amcncan.'
are expectt.<d IO 'pend
more 1hary S73) malhon
<lol~r. o n ... alcntane gaft o;
for fnend'i and famal) Iha' year
Gavang gift-. L,. now -.ccond o nl)' to
exchanging c-.arth .. ~ the f.ivonte
V.alentme\ Day Jctiviry Women huv
moM valt:n11ne ~1fh lncre.isangly. 1hey .1~
giving cwo o r three smJll. anexpcn. .. avc
p~nts m e.ach of the "£>CCl4ll people an
their l1n•s
"Ifs a fun, lagh1-hcarted way 10 express
their f eehnRS to those they c.are about
mos1 hush.incl.!>, children, ocher relative:..
mothers and friends.· says Mike Malony~
Hallmark Bu:.me."' Markeung Moina~r
T n.n.ket or T reasw-e
The gift, thl.')
give t.ake o n c.11\ e~ torm
-anyth1n)( Imm ...cx:k-. .ind
eamng~ 10 magnet\ or <>!her ~11 1..,
featunng cute or humomu .. \'.tlcntane'
Day design' and 'cntamcnL'
Gafh of th•~ n.aturt' are u,u.tllv
anexpe~1ve And 1h.1l ' J nu1ur p.art ol
v. hy ~aft g1\ tn~ h.t' he<:ome ~' popul.1r
M.tlom ... n,
It, .1bo no1 un<.ommon for pt"Opl t· 10 g 1\ t'
ckXhm~. lo\" ;.ind F,Jffit"' on \ Jlt'ntant''<>
Day And. of cou~. lherc' :.ult 1ht: olJ
'tJ nJhy fl1 l WC..'f'
Hui mo.~t ott~n. the glh o l choice ~ the
swectt·~t gtft of all <.,mcJy And the pnce
tag on quahry c..".tndy can run lhe gamut.
You (."()U)d spend J" liule ,1, H 95 for
somt:thmg lake: !he Cla,,1<. "'"t:t"t'
Chocolates ofTt'r from Hallmark Or vou
could .. pend hundred..., of cJolJar,, or more
on ~me candy .1.~rtmt'nt' all with 1he
s..amc heartfelt 1ntc:n1
Really, though. 1hc amount you s~nd on
a gtft o r grtttang 1~n t what " unporuni
You sec. of all the ~pecaal cbys we
celd>r:nc dunng the year Valentine ' Da
is the one Lha1 com~ clo~st to the hc:a.Jt
And t~I emollon gOC'i int0 ~ry
greeung you give. whether 11 ' :a !>1mple
card or a ~lection ol C2n<l1~
On this cby, at trtll) '-"' the thought lh~t
counts
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E.urcr cdebradon. Desisncd apedally for home
uac., the S1nch ivory c:andk ia dc:c:onted with the
umc symbol• found on the Euur candle in
peri&h churehet -the CroA ol Clirilr and the
Alpha and Omcp lcncn.
The Lamb Candle Holder,• 1/•" 3 1/a
inches, ii a.de ol fine imponed pcircdain. ~
painted in truiMo-lif e pastd tend to ac.c::mi the
aezopOOnal dca.iq
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Chinese New Year's true meaning
For the Feb ruary holiday, private traditions contrast with publ ic reve lry
IJ £stMr Wu
E very Jan. 1, I nu.kc a New
Year's rcsolunon to go on
a diet. About a month lat-
er. on C~ Nt'W Year,
I ovenndulge rn the tradi-
tional Onenra.1 banquet a.nd break that
. resoluoon. It never ra.1.s.
Ltlce most A.mmCUl-bom Chincsc, I
celebratt Nt'W Year's CWlcc. On Jan. 1,
we nng in the new year with champagne
and noucma.lcen And on ~b. 15 chis
year, che Lunar New Year (based oo the
cycle obJCTVed by the c~ for thou-
sands of ynn}, we w11l up Tiger &lm
W tr~ and la ght fitt.cncken. At least that
is how some of w wtll wher in the yor
4688. the Ya.z of the Sheep
In o nes wuh l.irge Ast.an Popubnons,
vu1ron wually un 6nd ~ "Clu.narown"
and watch the cradinonal uon or Dngon
DanGe. The loca.I Cluncsc mercluncs' u-
socw:ion finds a dozen or so voluntttn to
parW rhrougb tbe streets wlule manipu-
lating the monster an a sruJcelike fuhion.
The dragon r"rptt1CnU n0< good luck. as
commonJy bc.lievcd, but a bad spirit The
C~sc tos.s firccra.clcen at the dngon to
ward off evtl. To prot«t theu stOfe'S,
Chmatown's merchants "feed" the bo.st
moocy wn.ppcd ID reef paper. (Afterward.
the money is donated t.o chmncs.)
That's the public cdebraaon. a popu-
lar and colorful ngbt But therr u much
more to obsttvtng the Cbt~ NC"W
Year th.an dngoru and firecnden. Pn-
vace c:clebnooru ccnt.enng on f.umly and
food a.re cbe key t.o really undtnta.ndmg
cbe holiday. Tminoru VM'f greatly &om
f.uruJy to &.mily. re-fltcnng rhe divenity
of the USA 's Asian communincs.
In Boston, SuzatlM Lee, a 40-year-old
schoolcncher, will bwn mcrnse, a ritual
she brought from Hong Kong at age 10.
ln Oakland, Calif., Anrue Soo, wb~
parmts cmignted &om Canton, China.
will spend .. Nc-w Year's Eve" cookmg a
~gewian dish a.lied deai or clt'1im dw
stK, busbmd Junes and guesu will cat a.c
the stroke of miclniaht to ~ttt • full
KOmxh the rcsr of the yar.
For my pvt. the Chinc:tic New Yo.t
aJwsys has bttn pe.niaalady potgnant.
My elderly g.nndmocba came to liw
with us m Tau wbieo I W1I a younprr
-
A.d ... -A"'trl''.,." rreJt l11t yur rJ.,011111 Ntw Yori! C1'ty's Cltlrt4110tn.
About th e USA's Ch~atowns
Asian-Americans across ~ c:ouo-North Amcria (650 Commercial
ay will mark f-cb. 1 S with stteet Sc.); u houses the largest collrc-
fun. dances and food festivals.. tioo of ~Amcric:an ani-
(Most clements of the alcbrarioo bas anyw~. •15-914-6900.
arc very similar from ciry to ciry.)
But there's plenty to scc -and
eat -aJJ rear round in the Chi-
natowns o 11laJOI' cities, including
Chicago, Boston, HOWtOD and
Wulungton. O.C. Here arc sonx
faas about three prominent Chi-
natowns, with tclcpbonc nwnbca
you may all for further i.nforma-
noo about a.ttnetions. Some will
dose fur the holiday.
54• PNftdlu: About 30,000
people live in San Fnncisco's
world-&mow Chinacown. The
2• blocks that form tu commer-
c.W bean arc home to nearly 150
rcsaurana. most c:acaing co the
cuca of the dominant JOUtbcm
Chinor. Chinatown eooa.ins cbe
Mi Chinese H..orical Society in
Nftlf Ynlt: ~ t 50,000 Awns
aowd a few blocb of Manhattan.
Bcsidc:s rcstmn.na featuring mul-
tiple Asian cuisines, visitors will
find the Chinese Mmcum, a 'lacr of myscery: "Only groups o
ctgbt" may enter. 212-397-8222
SMnl~: The Northwest's Aswu
arrived from Jap.ui. the Philip-
pines and other lands via Hawaii
to mine gold and worlc in the
fishing industry. About 2.000
people now live in Seattle's "Jn-
tcnwional Discriet." (The ciry's
original Alan JCttlcmcnc burned
in 1889.) The discria's nriow
ethnic joio m the New
Year's C'aes. 206-461-5140.
., ..,.. ,. c.t.
ID the C2Cly 1960s. Slat bad left rm.in.land
China Ul the '40s and spent time in Hoog
Kong. She lpokt litdc English and bad
lartle tolerance for the Wnttmiud ways
of her "foreign-horn"~
Grandma (we called bu "Ngyn-
ngyn ") hobbled on stumps; u a child. ha
feet were bound to keep them cbinry .
During the Culrun.I Rnolution. me
bandages wue mnovcd., but the bones
never developed pcopcrly. She de6 •Jed
foot-bind.mg, s:aymg. as ~ eyed my siu
9's, that large fttt were unfeminine I
c:ouki n<>< undentaod why Ngyn-ngyn
clung to a cultutt that bad hancf'ic,ppcd
her. She lutmed to d:i.t ~uling of
the Pck.ing Open; 1 lLStmcd co chc Bea-
dei. She wott the cnditiona.I blur silk
MM> pckcts; J longed foe surfer sh.ins..
Ngyn-ngyn brought to our home a
p<>mp ~ Clt'CU1J\mDCr dw my~
busy acchnwing thcmscl~ to the USA.
bad rx"gkatci. And while my Wtm and I
didn't always agrtt with ha, she bad an
una.nny way of resolnng argumc:na by
shalong her bad and sighing a btary
"Ayt rh" (the cquiv-aknc of "Oy ,,.Y')
When gnndnu iighcd. ~ I~
Ac.cordmg co Ngyn-ogyn. ~g
in the bowe bad to be w.ubed "it:> sa.tt
the new year off dean.•• Ha.ir b.ad to be
waihcd the day befott New Year's £w.
She put onnges in r:vay room. Round
and gold uu oouu, they symbola.ed
good fortune. She filled dishes with ~
dJCd locus root. pcanuo and wumndon
Sttds. O n New Year's ont * such ddi-
CIOCI, Ngyn-ngyn QMi_ became they
were symbolic of fariliry a.nd prosperity.
She ldi food cookLd me cby before
New Year's Ew our for the ••k.itchai
goch, ·• wbo would proca:t us from star-
\tarion during the yar. She clung to dUs
Buddhut mdiDoo C'VCn though she bad
bttn con~ by the Southern Beprists.
Ooc year, she cried co tacb me co
make pomo dumplings. Hen were uni--
fonn; mine, gny lumpt. "A}'t .,.i.. n said
Ngyn·ngyn. who died in 1968. .. Nenr
mind. But mnember th.i&: You may wear-
Amtria.n docbes. CM American lood and
ona learn tO tpcak Cbincsr. Boe in your
ban you will i.lways be c.hioete "
I remember, Gnocft. I fW"IV'llha.
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A wondeiful work of art with a delighlful surprise.
1Wo original sculptures in one, handcrafted and hand painted in fine porcelain.
TAKE ME ALONG! Howcould
you say no? Those big pleading eyes ... the
eagerly thumping tail ... and that tiny paw
held up as if to ask your permission.
One nod from you and he's ready to go on
a dafs outing. Just pick him up and sec for
yourself.
There's more to this scuJpturc than what
meets the eye-it's really t'WO works of art in
one! A cute little beagle pup ... plus the old
bunting boot he bas made his very own.
(Look cJosdy, you1J even sec he's been
busy chewing the boot top and l&oel!)
Hold him ... play with him ... or
stand him up on his own. Then put
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Looking beyond Groundhog Day
Forget Punxsuuwney Phil. That little groundhog, due out of
his Pennsylvania burrow next week, might be the tradition.al
predictor of spring. But we don't have much &ith in shadows
-or the lack thereof. (If Phil sees his, winter is supposed to
linger for 6 more weeks.) Herc's a look at more hopeful, if not
always accurate, signs of spring:
• Professional bucball players report for spring training in the
next 2 to 3 weclc.s.
• People Aock to Springfcst on Hilton Head Island, S.C., a
month-long (March 1-31) celebration of spring's coming.
• More than 6 acres of springtime scents Star at The Philadel-
phia Flower Show, beginning March 10 at the Civic Center.
•Buzzards return to H inckley, Ohio, on March 15 from their
winter exc~rsion to Tennessee's Great Smoky Mountains.
•Swallows come home to San Juan Capistrano, Calif., on
March 19 -as they have stnce 1776.
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Chic diaen these days are
disco•eriAg delic:acia prized
around the world for cenN-
rici. For eu.mple: ct1pa il
urwllt Jt .-., or •Nts Jt u-
Mrd. Translation: alf-bnin
pancakes or duck pa.
Your translation may be
"ugh." but upscale restaa·
rants an dishing up anima.I
organs by the placefuls ... The
trc;pdy diner leaps upon
thesc via.nd.s with shouts of
glee," sa)'I food writer Bar-
ban IWh. A saOlpling:
lntrulltt, •YC: Lamb's
tong~ salad, S9.
CitJ, U.: Tripe (cattle m>m-
ach lining) and pigs feet
stew, wub herbs, S16.75 .
TM Ftrt, ...,,._, C..: Rocky
Mountain oysten (cattle tes·
ciclts), $7.50.
ZMI'&, S. Ff.-S Grilled
sweetbreads (calf glands). S7.
A revolutionary,
ultra-fast workout
Vanity plates sent in by readers: the good, the bad and the ugly
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"Spinning" 1s not for wee-
nies. lt's 30 mmuces of ultra-
fast cycling designed co give
you the same buzz the pros
get after a little Tour de
France . T he calorie-killing
workout has gotten so popu-
lar there's a club in Santa
Monica, Calif., exclusively
for spinners. A trip to Spin-
ning 1s an all-buuness boon
to heart and lungs. After a
I 0-minute warm-up, staffers
lead spinners in a pedaling
frenzy -more than 100
revolutions per minute -
for 20-30 minutes. Don't
worry: Pulse rates arc closely
monitored. But what ever I
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WE THT A DC STIY WUD I FUN.
So we asked r~ers to send
us enmples of their own -
or the best vanity plates
they've seen. We got scores
of examples -from the ob-
vious (FISlf ") to the puuling
{IU UFO 2) to the downright
obscene (no we can't print
them). Below, a sampling:
SPOYLI: Jane Andrews,
Moncour Falls, N.Y.
.. ....,.. HeiMrt Behl,
Oconomowoc, W is.
s.t: Tim Vniw,
Beatrice, Neb.
WCIU: .Elizabeth Porter,
Tampe
llCll: Bri1id Collins,
Flottnu, Ky.
llftlft: Lnl~ Puateb,
JC•nmpolis, N.C.
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Suffern, N.Y.
COlllM: Dale T . Ehrgott,
Reno
CITLOST: Dnid Catton.
Sparks, NeY.
mMll: Dr. Mark Milde,
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our troops
Panly cloud) this mornana. other-
wise sunny with westerly aftrmoon
winds to IS mph. Coastal/Inland h1&hs
from 58 to 66. Lows from 44 to SO. For
the Orange C'out's most complete
weather information. 1nclud1ng boat·
ing. fishing and surfing rcpons. see
page CIO.
IN THE NEWSROOM
The owner ofa ham burier stand in
Stanton behevt'S the families of mili-
tary personnel serving 1n Operation
Desert torm deserve a break today .
For more than a week. Sp1ros Tsakahs.
36. has been offenng a SO percent
discount on everything on the Bcst
Burscrs menu for anybody wath a valid
military ldcnt1ficat1on or a military
dependent ID. .. So far, thouah. no-
body's taken advan'-le of the cheap
cats. he said ... Tsakalis. who has run
the ,mall Katella Avenue restaurant
seven days a '4CCk for the past five
)Clln wnh his ,.,fe Rosalina and a
sinaJe htlper. said he 1s eqcr to maJce
life euier for those wnh loved ones 1n
the Middle East "I can help a few
kids. a few 14-1\~ )OU know what I 1
mean'> I'm not go1na to go bankrupt
I'm not aonna be loser I feel better in
my hean .. Tsakahs.. who came to the
U n11ed States from Grtttt 18 )tars
ago, hopes some colorful new signs he's
posuna this .. cckcnd will drum up
more business "The auy (pnnter)
Sl)'S he's go1n1 to write the Coffer) Wlth
the -"mencan naa for the blckaround ..
QUOTES Of THE DAY
"Je'Wlsh rnd1tJon ha.s • m~ state-
ment: Even God prays. So the QUC$t1on
is. 'What docs God pray for"" God
pra)s that his sense of stnct1ust1~ 1s
overcome by his sense of compassion
and love ..
Rabbi Bernard Kang of Shir th-
Ma'alot Reform Tempk an Ncwpon
Beach. putt1na the Persian G ulf war
into perspective (Al).
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"Prat as 1( t'-tryth1"6 depend«/ on
God. •nd work as 1fcveryrhin1 d~
pcndl!d on m•n. "
FranC1s Cardinal Spellman
TODAY'S EVENTS
• Onaanat acrylics on canvas of New
York arust Dawn Kenzcr are on du~
play at Lado Manna V11lqe, 3440 V11
Oporto, Newpon Beach. Admission 1s
free and the public as invited. 67S-S490.
11 •NYC, 1670 Newport Blvd., Costa
Mesa. pttSents Johnny Monster and
the Naahtmarcs with The Tube Call
61S-7313 for showu mes.
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A demonstration to show support for the troops In Saudi to Shiffer Park where a rally was held. About 500 people
Arabia marched past South Coast Plaza Friday and on took part In the march and ralty
'They're scuds, we're .patriots'
Rally supporting Desert Storm is told
By Colin Caldwell o..,. Coeal Delly Pilot
COST A MESA -C'rcaung a sea of
US. flqs and chant1n1 "U .A ..
\).S.A," an csumated SOO Orange Coun-
ty residents assembled outs1dc South
Coast Pla7.a Saturday momana to show
their suppon for ()perauon Detert
Storm and Ammcan trOOps servln& in
the Persian G ulf.
Demonstrators. who included rcp-
rcscntauves from the Oransr C'ounty
Defense C'ounc1I. the Jewash Fedenllon
Of Orange C'ount). vanous war veteran
orpnizattons and students from UCI
and other un1 vcrs1t1cs, marched to h1f-
fer Park to hear several speakers save
one rccumna message; Amcncan1 m\llt
show their suppon for the uoops •r·
vin& an the Persian Gulf
"In Vietnam 1n '68 and '69. we bad
people throW1n1 p~ at us when we
returned," wd Bob K.aruk, a member
of the Hunt1n1ton Beach-based Vaet-
nam Vets Reunited "\\e must ne,er let
this happen 1p.1n •·
"Wt foucht for the naht of people to
dissent to war." said David Hoffman.
prcsuknt of the Bank of Orange Count\
and a Vietnam 'eteran "But we ha\e
to get out there and let the troops know
'4e ~uppon them Be thankful for the
fact that when the troops ~tum. the\
will return wub honor ··
Dcmoostntora ap1nst the war ,. ho
rquJarty pt.her outsuk South C'oast
Plaza -.-ac no •bttc to be found Satur-
da) Twoa ~ p1aot of peace s1ans
~ett placards with messaacs such as
See SUPPORT tU
Allies seek
way to halt
'black tide'
By John King
Tl'9 AMOC:Oaled Pr-
DHi\HR
Al';. Saudi
Arabia -
0 n the
gutrs new-
est v.ar
front. the
US -led al-
lies search-
ed for a v.a\
<iaturda\ to
halt the. col-
os\31 "black tide" dnft1ng toward Saudi
v.ater plant'> \ome of the 011 spill was
ablue but a military '>pokcsman said.
·· .\ wluuon 1'> dose ..
High above 1n sunn) skies.. allied
bombc~ lept up a funous bom-
bardment of Iraqi. positions in Kuwait
and southern Iraq descnbcd b) return-
ing pilots u a de,astated land scape of
shattered bndge'> and fires beyond
number
The l "> command said Dcsen
torm aircraft '>hot dov.n thrtt Iraqi
v.arplanes in the latC\t a1r-10-a1r acuon
The Pentagon also ad about two
do1en Iraqi planes rcu·nth flev. t0-
ne1a}1bonng Iran The) apparently ~
\ttktn& ~fuge -etther from Amcnca.n
air attalk or trom Saddam Hussein's
&o\ernment
In Iraq. C "''°' corre pondent Peter
.\mett '4as taken to the ~ushm holy
c1t\ of "-a1af v..here he sav. bomb
crate~ and mo~ than a doun houses
flattened b> ,.hat Iraqi autbonues ~1d
v.cre air raids .\men. one of the last
~ e'>tcm corrC\pondents in Iraq, was
told at ki st :!O people had bttn lulled
The L \ m1htary says 1t 1s taraeuna
stnc ti) m1ht~I) and other stratqic sites.
although 1t a1..l nowled&es that C1V1hans
m1aht be unintended v1cu ms. Later
~turdJl) th<' Pentagon spcc1ficall)' de-
nied 11 had targeted an> rcltg>ous sites
".Ion~ the nonhcm front lines, Iraqi
fcmt"\ and troops of the l ' -led coah-
ll{)n <''changed hara ing fire
\.1a nnt"\ unloaded their heaviest bar·
rage '<'I on lo~ard Iraqi pos1t1ons,
Imm a hanalton of I 55mm howitzers,
and the Ira'-!•" tired off ~on-ranac
m1\'>tic.."\ 1hat fdl harmless!" in the dc-
'>C'n allied offiu~~ reponed
Bui 11 l~lln1 more and more hke a
ground otlt'n\l"C' to dn'e the Iraqis
See GULF/•
Many seek answ•s In church as war takes hold
By Ruu Loar
0renoe eouc o.ty No1
A.s Amenca falls dttpcr into war.
Oran,e Coast rn1dents arc turn1na to
rcltaaon to answer the qe-old question
of Job -how can God allow evd lo
create such bavoc to a world strivina for
peace'>
.. I find more and more people com1n1
to church on 1 daily be 1s, .. said Father
Kenneth Krausr, senior pastor at t.
Joachim, a Costa Mesa Roman Cathohc
church. ..They arc tembly concerned
because this lS cndlna up as an antcr-
nauonal conflict. I bcheve o'1r who~
community here would be for settle-
ment of this W1thout tbc use of anna-
meots."
Rabbt 8mwd Kina of h..-Ha-
Ma'alot Reform Temple an Ntwl)on
Bea h said the Bable says there arc umcs
when the "'orld deserves lo be de-
stro)cJ for its in .. Then God's com-
passion comes into pla)' and bnna,s out
the be t 1n u " be said.
"Jcvosh trachtion has a ns<:c state-
ment: Even God prays." K.lna salCS. "So
the quesuon is. 'What docs God pray
foe'!' God pray that tm sense of stnct
jasticc is ovcn:orm by lus 11mte of
compass1on and lo\.C ..
The sermon of man~ Orange Coast
sp1ntua1 leaders ha\C ht' n focused on
issues of war. but man) arc also ttylft&
to pl'C\Cnt -.·ar from d )manauna the
spintuaJ concerns of their oonsrcp-
uons
"Our focus la t week in our services
wa that God as b1gcr than what wu
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HEm----------------------------A field re presentative for Assemblyman Gil Ferguson, Bieber.
24. went to work for the assemblyman about 18 montbs ago after
a stint with the Biblical News Service in Costa Mesa -an,
organization that rated candidates on fafllj l)' and moral issues.
llCHT PLACE, RICHY TIME:-------
His job at Biblical News Sen ice coming to an end. Bieber
learned there was an opening on Ferguson's staff. "It was an act
of Goo that I got this JOb. I had been a big fa n of G il Ferguson."
Bieber finds It a satisfying Job. especial!) seeing the thank you notes
from consti tuents Ferguson has assisted and knowing he was pan
of the eff on.
THE FUPSIDE -----------
There 1s a downside -g1•..ing up fre(' e' ('ntngs and weekends.
which can dampen a )Oung man"• <,oual liti: Ne,enhelcss. Bieber
said he has .. no regrets."
ACTIVE AND AMBITIOUS--------
Active in con~rvat1ve l'au\t.'' H1d'Cr 1<, past state chairman
and a current national director for the ) oung .\mencans for
Freedom. the nation'<; oldest and largest ron-.cnau"e youth group.
A resident of Huntington Beach. he '' umh.·(1ded about someday
runntng for public offi ce himself "It"; J tough. homble thtng to
put yourself and 'nur fm•nd'> throu~h ..
GOALS-------------
One st.ands out .. ill \Hirl. toward a rnmpletdy free market
econom}' thn,ing 1n .\menLa ..
-Compiled by Paul Areblpley
Local News Briefs
Pllneer Chicken flies Ch111ter 11
COST.\ MES-'\ -Pioneer Chicken Co. has filed for Chapter
11 bankruptcy protection but it's onl~ franchise operating on the
O range Coast will remain open while management completes a
reorganization plan. the cum pan~ 's nt:" president ~1d.
Jeffrey Kahn told the Lo<1 .\ngele., Dail) Ne\.\c, that the Canoga
Park based-chain ot I XJ restaurants fikd Thursda). the day he took
over as the chain·., president He ..aid he didn't !..now the amount
of assets and hab1ht1es 1n the com pan)·., bankruptc) filing.
Though 1t has other re\taurants 1n Orange ( o unt). Pioneer
current!) has onl) one eater) operating on the Orange Coast -at
2180 H arbor Bhd .. Costa Me~ ..\nother P1 om·er restaurant at 204
E. 17th St. Costa Mesa. ha\ tx·en clO.t.;('d since a fire de<1tr0\ed the
build1 ng last )ear ·
Kahn said the reorgan11at1on "111 include retinancing and the
possible closing of some of Pioneer'" 2 \ rnmpaO\ -owned outlets
The company alread y has clo..ed "le'>s than I er· of the store'> ll owns
and has cut the corporatt' stalT from .i()(iut 10 to about 20
employees. he told the newspaper
T he new president said he also mJ\ clo'>t' '>llme of the ahout
160 franch ise outlets. but will keep tho<it· that Jrt' "It' 1ng up to thl·
terms" of their franchise agreements
The company has faced franch1~ laMu1t\. landlord fights.
1nsuffic1ent advertising fund\ and IOlfl'il..Cd tumpetlllOn rrom
Kentucky Fried Chicken. El Polin L 1x:u .ind 11t her last food chains
Accaantant sentenced for emllezzllng
SANT A ANA -A 43-H·ar-old .itcountant has been sentenced
to 32 m onths in pnson for cmbeultng '>ome SI 4 mil lion from a
tool and die maker over a li 1lir-~car penod.
Orange County Supenor < 11un Judge Myron S. Brown handed
down the sentence Friday to Jn\l·ph Gornick of Tustin. who was
rnnvicted of embezzling the mnnc) from Dynacast from •\pnl 191'!6
to February 1990. "hen hl' wa<, tired.
T he at·countant \tole the money to invest. but he lo"t ur
gambled away nearl) all ot 11. Orange County D1stn et '\ttumc' ·s
officials ~1d. ""
"Unlike some crook' who steal to suppon their families or
even a drug habit. Joseph Gornick stole to invest for his future."
Deputy D1stnct Attorney Guy Ormes said.
Gornick has turned over all lus retirement account'i, hi\ two
cars and his condo m inium, but their combined valut· totalc; lc'i'i
than $50.000. offic ials said.
His attorne"· Julian W. Bailey. said Gornick meant to pa}' the
money back some day.
Gornick wrote Dynacast checks to a phony company. then
deposited them into a bank account he contro lled.
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VJLNfUS, U.S.S.R. -Separatist oflldalt in Llthua.nia uid
Satu.rday the commander of the Soviet enny ~ton in t~ republic's
capital bas warned that his troops are becollWll ••more and more out
of control."
In Washinaton. Soviet Foreip Minister Alexander A.
Bcssmertoykh opened talk.I with the BUib edministtation that were
clouded by a rift over the Soviet C1¥kdown in the Dallies.
.Several. tho~~d Uthuan_iant on Saturday milled around the
parhament m Vilnius, rcspondina to a request by President Vytaut.u
Landsbersi• for a larae presence to discourqe any weekend assault by
Kremlin forces.
.The official. Soviet news .,ency, Tass, reponed the pro-Kremlin
Nat1o!'al Salvauon Committee suspended activity in the interests of
rcstonna order. There were no details..
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MOSCOW -Two Soviet cosmonauts spent more than six hours
~n a s~cewallc outsi~e their orbital station Sat urday, completing the
m stallauon of two hoists on the outside of the complex, Soviet media
reported.
Cmdr. Viktor Afanasyev and flight engineer Musa Manarov, who
have been a.board the Mir complex for nearly two months, assembled
the telescopJc booms that will be used to transfer solar batteries from
one part of the speoc station to another, the Tass news agency reported.
Afanasyev and Manarov also installed laser reflectors that can be
used as beacons for unmanned spaoc ferries and space shuttles arriving
at the Mir, Radio Moscow said.
Ground controllers did not impoee a ri&id schedule on the
cosmonauts, who spent 6 hours and 20 minutes in space and
completed everything they planned to do, the media reports ~d.
SALT LAKE OTY -In the words of an abonion opponent
who's a legal ~bolar, a tough new Utah law is not guaranteed to win
approval in the U.S. Supreme Court, but it's no "slam-dunk loser"
either.
Like other legal authorities on both sides of the divisive issue.
pro fessor Richard Wilk.ins is mindful of the role to be played by
J usuces Sandra Day O'Co nnor and David Souter.
Wilkins. a former assistant U.S. solicitor general who honed the
natio n's toughest ant1-abonion legjslation. gives the law that passed
last week at least a 50-SO chance o f passing muster with the justices.
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The Episcopal Church ordained its first black bishop in the
by
Sheral LeBeau
ORANGE COAST'S ONLY FICTIONAL DRAMA SERIES
U .S. ~n. Neil Sturbush was dressed in red. white and blue and
carried a huge poster board reading "Saddam 1s dead m eat."
As the crowd at Huntington Central Park grew and the
National Anthem blared for t he sixth time through the bank of
speakers that had been set up against a towenng oak tree, Sturbush
calml) ~a1ted for what he figured would be his fi rst major address
since being named to the U.S. Senate.
He fumbled through his index cards. neatly typed up by his
aide Roben E. Poindexter. Though he was nearly illiterate,
'iturhush had memonzed his pro-Am erica speach and had even
mdnaged to learn how to prono unce the capitals of both Isreal and
Saudi Arabia after several hours of coaching.
Suddenly. Poindellter was pulled at his sleeve.
.. Hey boss. have you seen this morning's cop}' of the Newport
Beach Weeki) ...
Sturbush shook his head ... , don't believe 1n nt"wspapers. Ya
can't trust 'em."
"I know, I know. but some people do and this one has me
\.\Omed."
Sturbush grabbed the paper and tn ed his best to make out the
double deck. 72-point headline: "Sen Sturbush identified as
Pen C'rt Rombcr ..
"'Oh Lord ... Sturbush said suddenly. "Has anybody else seen
this""
Poinde,ter nodded. "That Democrat from Santa Ana is
pa<,<,1ng them out all over the crowd. I'm afraid we have a nasty
ltttk s1tuat1on here ...
~ 1thout blinking a n eye. Sturbush turned and spnnted toward
the nearb}' parking lot. tnpping over a Rainb1rd before finally
reaching his hlood red Cadillac and roanng south on Golden West
.\' t•nue
To be continued ...
Did You Know?
Shaaphead auta11atlcally
undergo sex cb1111 as adults
•Along tbe Orange Coast: And you thought you were
confused . The fi sh known as the California sheephead (Semi·
cossyphu~ pulcher) matures sexually as a female but at the age of
sill or seven. their ovaries become testes and they are m ales for the
rest of their hves. Honest.
tr or madam. as the ~~ may be. we arr delighted to receive
)'our hi$torical fact.a. Send rhcm to Did You Know?. Oraa1e Coast
Dally Piiot, P.O. Box 1560. Cost.t Mesa. 92626.
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Police Log
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a
wnaern United sca. i• an elaborate ocremoay on Saturday.
The Rev. Cbesler' Lovelle Talton, •9, was ordained tuflilpa
bishop of the Diocme of Los A~les in a 2Yrhour ocn:mony at Lab
A venue C01111cptional CbuJ'Cb m Pasadena.
The dioce.e is the fourtb·laracst in the nation and encompeua
all or pans o( l.ot·Anacles. Ventura, Santa Barbara. San Bernardino
and Rivenidc counties.
Prcsidina Bishop Edmond L Brownina placed bjs bands on
Talton•s head, fianifyina apostolic succasion. Talton re~ the Rt.
Rev. Oliver 8 . Garver Jr.
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SOFIA Bulgaria - A last·minute supply of petroleum products
Saturday n~wly avened a state of emergency in Bulgaria's leCOnd-
largest city, but the national energy crisis is growing worse. repons
from several cities indicate.
In some parts of Bulgaria. the energy shortaae has f~ ~e
. closure of school.s. disrupted urban traffic. and reduced andustnaJ
activity. Private homes arc also affected.
The energy crisis has resulted from cunailed Soviet crude oil
supplies, the Penian Gulf war, and Bulgaria's lack of bard cuh to
purebue energy elsewhere. .
The country is also suffering from a general cconom1c crunch.
Most basic foodstuffs are now rationed, and some are oomplctely
unavailable. Other goods are in short supply.
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PORT-AU·PRfNC E, Haiti -Lesisla tors backing President~Ject
Jcan·Bcrtrand Aristide will make up a plurality in the National
Assembly, according to Jan. 20 runoff results released Saturday.
Although no sjnaJe party won the 5(>..seat majority. most analysts
believe a ocntcr-left parlfamentary bloc favorable to Anstide will take
shape. ·
Aristide. who is the first freely elected president m 187 years of
Haitian independence, will be sworn in Feb. 7. the fifth anruvenary
of the flight into exile of .dictator Jean-Claude Duvalier. Ari tide, a
lefust Roman Catholic pnest, is a champion or the poor on this
Caribbean island.
' Pl•• Cl'llll• In llack YIN; .... , 11111
SACRAMENT O - A man was killed Saturday afternoon when
the single-engine airplane he was Oying crashed dramatically into a
baclc yard in one of the south Sacrame nto neighborhoods that surround
Sacramento Exccuttve-A1rpon.
The plane was a pproaching the a1rpon fo r a landing at 3:30 p.m.
and was in contact with the control tower when it developed engine
trouble and crashed about one-half mile southeast of the runway.
-By rbe A .. ocl•tH Pr~u
News of the Weird
Piiia ....... '81tlln
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DETRO IT -A robber
a rmed with a hammer and
wearing no pants held up two
stores. police said. The bottom-
less bandit later turned h1rn~lf
1n. the) said.
Laurence Renk1e..,.1cz. 27. was
a rraigned Thursda} on armed
robber) charges in d 1stnct
courts 1n Plym outh and Inkster.
He was being held in lnk!.ter 1n
lieu of $50.000 bond. police
said.
D e t roi t p oli ce said
Renk1ew1cz also was a suspect
in an armed robber) 1n Detroit.
where a th ief wi th a hammer
ORANGE COAST
Daily Pilat
VOL. 85, NO. 027
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wore pants.
-. The hold-ups stan ed Sunday
!.at a gas station and convenience
store in Canton Township. near
Plymouth. \31d Canton Town-
ship pollcr Detect ive Bnan
Schultz.
The robber was wean ng a
plaid shin. no pants and a
brown grocery bag over his
head. <\l'>o that day. the KC
Liquor Store in Detroit reported
a m an with a hammer and
wcanng a grocery bag with eye
sills demanded mone}. police
records showed.
That robber was wearing a
plaid shirt. blue Jean J&ckr t a nd
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A LONG WAY FROM
SEWNO Blu.BOARDS •
• With all lhe tup<rlallvu
bcina showered on CNN'•
war coverage, I keep
thinking of the time I finl
met Ted Turner.
fl W•I in Georgia back in '72. when I wu helping
Lion Country Safari estab-
lish ill rourlh wildlife
theme·park in the Stock·
bridge-Jonesboro area.
Turner, best known at 1he
lime for his y•chting
1riumphs, invited me to
lunch and a tour of his tele·
vision station in Atlanta. I
was in charge of the park's
advertising budget, and
"Captain Outrageous"
wanted to be my good ol'
Jerry Kobrin
buddy. ' .
So there we were in his trophy-lined office (more silverware
than Tiffany's) and he was livin1 up to his rcpu1a1ion as "The
Moulh or the South." I said that our skimpy budget couldn't buy
100 much 1V 1imc, and he said 1hat wasn't what he was selling at
this ini1ial meeting. What Lion Country Safa~i si~ply couldn'.1 do
wit hout, he said correctly, was a lot o r roads1_de signs --~nd 11 so
happened that he had inherited his father's b11lboar~ business.
So we signed a deal, and 1hen toured the bam-hkc 1V layout
"'Some day," he said, "this will be a super-station." .
Oh, sure. Eighl year$ later, in June of '80, he launched his
Cable News Network -· and, well, you k.now the rest.
CNN is now lhe world's most-watched billboard. . .
THOUGHT FOR THE DAY ·· Want a 1imcly Tom Sw1f11e?
How's this: "'We must overthrow Saddam," !he Iraqi general
cooed.
HE DIDN'T MISS MUCH ALONG THE WAY ·-Veteran
movie ac1o r Don Beddoe, who died at 87 the ot~er day at the
Laguna Hills ho me shared with his wife, onetime Broa~way
beauty Joyce Matthews, didn'1 believe in leaving a rose unsn1rre_d.
Oespile lalter-day infirmilies tha1 would've made Jo~ apol?ge!1c,
he savored life's pleasures 10 the fullest ·-alwa ys wuh 1w1nkhng
humo r. He was a compulsive globe-trotler, sending me one·lineT$
from around the world. He said 1his was the only homclown col·
umn with an unpaid foreign correspondent. That's how he mel
the remarkable Joyee, who had been so dazzling in her showgirl
years that Millon Berle and Billy Rose married her ·-tv,.ice each.
She was living quie1ty in Mission Viejo. operating her Joyce Rose
travel agency, when Beddoe slopped in to book. pas~age ~tween
making movies .. and signed up fo r a pleasurable tnp las11ng 1hc
rest or his life.
Back in '84, I was scheduled to accompany 1hem on a ba rge
cruise 1hrough the ca nals of Holland and France. b~t h~d to can·
eel. Just as well. said Don, because he couldn I p1c1ure me
1iptocing 1hrough 1he 1ulips. . . . .
Beddoe appeared in so many movies, 1ncl~d1ng_ ·The Be st
Years of Our Lives," !hat he lost count. The ob11s said he played
In aboul 250 films, da1ing back 10 the silent era. but his major cx·
posurc was in the 1V series ... Little House on the Pra~rie,"_ back
when he was slill a spry septuagenarian. Also. the _obits siud, he
had re ceived his bachelor"s and mas1er's degrees 1n Journalism
from the University o r Cincinna ti ·· which explains why he
wan1cd 10 be my foreign correspondent.
THIS OFFER JS FOR A LIMITED TIME ONLY AND WILL
NOT BE REPEATED .. Fro m the current cdilion or The Bay
Window. offi cia l organ or the Balboa Bay Oub;
"Your Dream Home on Lido Isle? Three bedrooms, lhrec
baths, on a large lot with two south patios. A spacious home,
fully ca rpeted, "'.orlds_ of closets and ~lorage. Two-car garage. A
home your family will love. The price: S37.500. and cxccllenl
terms."
Ifs an ad placed by pioneer Realtor Paul A. "Pappy" Palmer ··
cxcerp1ed from the magazine's edition of January 1956. and now
revived in a col umn headed "35 Years Ago."
The Rcallo r was right. Your family would've lo.,.ed it .
PAGING R. PHARES, PLEASE·· The entertaining lener was
signed simply "R. Phares," and I'd like 10 respond. Bui there was
urther identification. No addrc.ss, no phont number, not even
nt of gender. I checked my old correspondence files, and all I
d find were several Pharisees and a pharmacist fr om Ph arrni.
So please get in touch.
SPEAKING OF COMMUNICATIONS THAT DON'T IN-
VITE A RESPONSE ·· This is for Helen Hannah Campbell of
Fountain Valley: Thanks £or the invitation to par1icipa1e in
your Jauercize class, hut l"m not familiar wi1h the activ11y. Any·
how, 11 sou nds like a combination or things I don·1 do 3nymorc.
INVESTMENT ADVICE ·· Bet Buffalo :ind the 6 V': po1n1
spread. You 'll thank me in lhe morning.
Jerry Kobrin 's column runs Mondays. Wednesdays and Sa1ur·
days.
Capitol in pandemonium
over Proposition 140
By Rick Kuahman includina one rrom the Senate and
and James Richardson As!Cmbly and another from Steve
~!Cftl' ,...... s.rw. Thompson. tht head of the As-
sembly Offict of Rcsca.rch. and SACRAMENTO -Pandora's other staffers..
box is open and the process or
mak.ina laws for California could be But de.spite promises from As-
vaslly chanaed beca~sc of it. , scmbly Speaker Willie Brown, [).
Jn their inacr w11h the Lqi~ San Francisco, that t.hotc suils will
laturc votcn pas!Cd Proposition "save the institution,·· tht at-
140 i~ 1990. They wanted to limit mosphcrt around the Lqjslaturt is
terms and throw the ratcals out. one or impendina doom.
But another pen of that measure. Proposition 140 rcquirtt a huac
which sheen the 1..caiJl1turc·s cut in the Lqislatu~·s operatina
budact. is havina the most immtdi· budat't. Tbe $176 million spent lut
1tt ind chaotic eftCct. year would bt cut lO SJ I' million
Sta.ff membcn a.re scramblina to undtt the latest plan.
hold jobs or find new OllC$. I.qi.. To do duo~ qislalon mus1 rid
l1tors are tcr1mblina to dump &lift themselves of up lO 600 of lbeir
Oistric1 offices are closinc. llw--2,500 cmployeet. So &r. 1bou1 220
makers won't carry bills, evuyoae AsStmbly and 10 Sm.ate stiffen
is on edit. and u the deadline have quit on 1hcif owe llCCOf'd to at1
apptOIChel this week on 1 ICMl°'4 the tcvcranoe dtaL
•
Sunday, Januwy 27, 19111 •Ii ,_
Westin Hotel staff unveils sales blitz ~~
tttentativa filkd out mote than Jii; .. ~
.. hol tip.. forms for IOUlh county ~
sroups interested in boklina meet-..
1np at WestJn bot.els in Pilm
Sprints. San Francitc0 and even
S1nppore. Judd a.id. Convcnel)',
customen in othtt parts of lht
nation have had a chance to leam
who couldn't Ke us." Mid Chriltine
Judd, di~or of martetina for 1be
Weati n South Colst Plaza. "-Jt's
bec-n a vtr')I aood mpon1e out
lhett."
91 MM c.lloll
~C...~Noe
COST A MESA -Jn an un·
Pl'«<'Cknled u1n bHa. WCllin H~
W:ll and llHON rqMatntatives bit
the pt1vcment last week to II)' and
drum up sales ia the · face of •
recdlionary slowdcwn and war·
relased tn-vel Jitters.
At I.be Wesun South Coest Plaza,
11 ..... employees participaled in
the rour-day. corporate-wide "'face
to face in 91 .. sales blitz. which
cndtd Friday. The sales etron in~
volvtd 4SO Westin sales executives
in 100 citiei located in 11 countries..
.. We have seen 286 custornen
and ~·vc dropped off an ad-
ditional 60 10 80 J)lck.ets to J)C()ple
Preparations for lhe blitz swtcd
last summer when Westin dirttton
anticis-ted coneQJy that corporate
and individual tnvcl budacts
would be 'ftdllC<d because of lh<
rtcession. said Sue Brush, dittctor
of corpora1e communications in
Seatdr.
"We're bope:ful ·thls will ·&ive.·us
the edac ~ need.,·· she saKI.
While the recession has no1 &real·
ly affecltd the Westin South Coast
Plaza so far, some travckrs, inchld-
ina many Jaoancw-busincu 1roups.,
hive canciclltd reservations. cltint
feart of war-related terrorism.
"We havcn't been as i.mpecled 11
othcr hotels we've heard about, ..
Judd said. althoup many U'B\ltlen
arr ta.kin& a "'wai1..and-sec. 11-
tituck."
""With au the crisis in thc 1ulf, it's more about the Westin South Colst
nice to drum up busines.s Plaza. includina its recent SIO.S
domesticaJly," Jodd ·continued ... I million maktovtr.
think we'll S« less holidays abroad "I think it was a fanwtic idea.."
and more holidays throuahout the Judd said. '"We seem to be the only
United Statn." hotel chain doin1 this. It lcut 11
Jtidd's sales ruff has done ·many ·'"fhis1i~:" _._ · ·· ·
face·t~fa« sales projects in the Included in ~ trivet ~~ ~f·
past but this is the first time --fcrcd 10 corporations and tndiv1d-they~ve aone out 10 sell thf' whole ua~s wett room di1COuntJ. speciaJ
chain. pnvclegn and frequent-traveler
Throu&h the week., the sales rep-bonus points.
USAir decides to~nd operations
at John Wayne, other airports
Shooting
victim
found?
SANT A ANA -Competition.
hiah costs and whopping losses will
around USAir operations at John
I. Magnin
to become
men's store
Wayne Airport and seven other
West Coast airpons beginning May
2, the airhnn· parent company an·
nounced Friday.
Alo ng with 1he grounding of pan
of 11s Ocet, USAtr G roup. the Ar-
hng1on. Va.·based part nt of USA1r.
on Friday announced a restructur-
ing or routes spumd by a fourth
quarter loss of 5221 m1lhon -
mort than double the loss ror the
same period 1n 1989
The a1rltn{ said the loss includes
COST A MESA -A menswear a o ne-time. prt-1ax special charie of
store larger 1han a football field will 590 mill ion for lease obligations o n
open hcrt in an c11perimc-nt tailored ils fleet or 18 BAc-146 aircraft
to malt fashion consciousness. which w1\1 be takc-n out of service
R.J. Macy & Co. o r New York by May 2 and 1hc costs of term1n-
announced Fnda) that 11 w111 con-aung and relocating wo rkers due to
vert the 1. Magn1n store at South the 01gh1 ~htdulc rcstruclunng.
Coast Plaza in to the first Bulloc k's Because lhC' company is ground·
me-n·s store. 1ng its 8.\t-IJ6 flee1. USA1r will
When opened 1n July. 11 will be discontinue alt Opt'rauo ns at John
the largest menswear storc 1n \\1a) ne \1rport. San Jose. Burbank.
Southern Cal1forn1a. Oakland. Ontario. Palm Spnn~.
Macy's optra1es si milar stores 1n Ponland. Ore , and Belltngham.
San Francisco and Reno. Nev. Wash.
Al 70,000 square (cct, the Orange ElUSllng houri~ ~n·1ce bet'4ct"n
County store' will stock. ('veryth1ng L-05 Angeles and San Francisco will
from neckties 10 men's cosmelics. conunuc. as ""'111 the USA1r Express
Macy's one-stop shopping 1~ca commu1er sen.ice that operates
for mens.,.,·ear could do well. said from J\\1.t..
Kun Barnard, publisher or 1he Re-
tail ~1arkt t1ng Report Newsleller 1n Unless another ca.mer picks up
Ne.,.,. York the route. US .t,1r's depanurc from
.. If tht) pos111on themselves as JW.t,. could lea'e the airport
purveyors of virtually everything a ""'1thou1 a f11gh1 to Oakland. because
man could .... ·ant. they could be no other airli ne flies there from
formidable.·· he said. Orange Count y The &rounding alliO
Macy bought 1ht I. Magn1n and means . .t,me-ncan ..\1rltMS will be
Bullock's chains 1n 1988. the onl) Orange County camc-r
JW A offi cials told an Orange
County newspaper that USA1r's 22
daily 01gh1 slots .... ·111 be reallocated
to tht nine rcma1n1ng earners. The
airport rqula1es 01g.tu slots based
on a1rcraf\ noise. re warding airlines
with qu1e1cr Jt'lS .,...1th morc 01ahts.
USA1r rountcr space and 01hcr
rac1hues leased from the a1rpon will
be available 10 other airlines.
For 1hc )tar. US.\1r reported a
loss of S4S4 m1\1Lon. compared 10
S6J milhon 1n I Q8Q. The net loss
(or the founh quaner of l 989 was
S 101 million
Per share losses amounted to
SS.06 (or tht latest quarter. com-
pared tO S::!.-'9 Ln [ 989'i; fourth
quarter. and S 10.89 fo r I 990. com-
part'd 10 S I. 7 J for I 989.
Compan) chairman and presi-
dent Ed'""'" I. C"olodn). who 1s
n:-unng 1n June. blamed lhe louts
on ··wft domt'"'St1 c 1.raffic caused b)
a ,..,·ea k nationa l t"Conom). huge
1ncrcasac'i tn the pnce of Jt'l fut'!
and ,..,·1despread. unrea\1s11c fair d1s-
coun11ng.
.. Most of these fac10~ connnue
10 be present."" Colodn) satd 1n a
statemenl. ""It is unruhsuc to think
the airline 1nduslr) economic en-
\tronmcnt. .... h1ch 1s ad\'erstl) im-
pacted b) 1hc Gulf war. will change
s1gn1flcantl) 1n 199 l •·
Some m.1uct1ons will bt' offsc-t b)
o ther, unspecified in creases
elsc,..,hcrc 1n the USA1r fh&hl sched-
ules. but 1hc number of available'
seal miles w1ll bt' reduced b) be-
tween 4 and 5 pcrc~nt. the compan)
s.a1d. -
-From •Mii aM l>alJy PU.t
.,. ... •erttku ~-
SANT A ANA -Po lia s.a1d
Saturday a man sufTenn1 from
gunshot wounds who turned
up at a Santa Ana hospi1al
might be a fourth. previously
unknown v1ct1 m of a d.rug-
rc-laled shooung that left two
men dead a nd another
,..,·ounded.
The man. whose name was
nol a\'allablc. was later trans·
ferred 10 L'C'I Mc-d1ca1 Center
from the first hospital, said
San1a ,.\na poh~ Sgt. Dennis
Rios
.. No ont saw how he got
thC"re ,'" Rios said. but added
police suspect other people
ma\ ha\e left tum there.
Two mtn ""'l"rt sho1 t'o death
and a third tOJ Urtd Fnda)
afternoon 1n 1he garage of a
Santa >\na home-, whert of-
fi cers also discovered a
..substantial amoun l of
narrot1cs .. and thous.ands of
d olla~ 1n cash .
~nUt Ana pohce Lt. Chuck
Magdalena said offia-.~ also
found a third man. who had
bet'n sho1 1n the leg. 1n 1hc-
garagt al 1446 S, Orange Ave.
JUSt after 3 p.m.
The names of the men
found 1n the garagr. all be---
hc' ed to be 1n their 2o·s. havt
not bttn rtleascd.
-Frwm •WI aatl DaJly
PU11t .e•• ~rrit:fl repen...
It has had money problems from with daLI~· flights to Sac-ramento.
its 1986 le veraged buyout by a.---------------------------:----:-==========--manage-me-nt-led group o f 1nves10B.
Adding to 1~e problem. Macy
announced Fr1dav 1ha1 sales dunng
the crucial OC-Cember ho liday
sc-ason .... ·ere-down 11 .8 percen1
rrom a year earlier.
-By n,. A••«lated Pm•
DEA agent
recoun~ tale
of stolen cash
LOS ANGELES -A former
Drug Enforcement A.dm1n1stration
agt>nt 1es11flcd tha1 he and 1wo
rollC'aaues sold drup they stole
from dealt~ 1n a conspiracy tha1
made 1hem m1lhonaira..
··1 s1olc money. I stole druas:·
Wa)ne Countryman ttsllflcd 1n
U.S. D1stnc1 Court ... I helped dis-
tribute drugs."
Countryman. 47, 1ntified 1n the
trial of former DE.<\ qe.nt Darnell
Garr1a. ....·ho IS accu~ or dnq:
trafficking. money launderin1 and
ronvey1 na 1n1elli.ac'n« information
to a fugitive drua dealer.
Countryman sa.id Friday that
Garcia planned and panicipatcd in
many of the tht"'fts with the help or
'Countryman and another ex..qcnt.
John Jackson .
Countryman deKribed how 1he
Los Anl"lcs.-bescd qtnts used DEA
surveillance information to locale
and steal 400 pounds of cocaine.
\'tlucd at 536 million. from Col-
ombian drua k.inapins opttltiftl a
stash house in Pasadena in 1985.
He also described how the trio
allqtd.Jy deposited $2 million in
cash in secrtt Swiu bank accounts.
G•rti•. 44, is the only one of me
thrtt fonner LcK A"l('ks lltftlS to
stand trial in whit protCCUton 11y
is the worst comaption ICtndal in
DEA history.
Countryman pAceded pdlty last
Aup.A 10 tu CfMioe ud coa-
&pinocy .......... lie ..,...i to leltify
apiMI CJorria in _....,.. ~
J<oi<n<y durfna xnl<ftci...,
...... re ·gs. f95. •-....
iijltd DRESS SIAC"K rC"I.! to $150 $19 • $:19 • !39.
'' 'I 111< Ht ~
iiji!Q CASUAL Sl.r\l K rr-~ to 595
1ua:g DRES.S & SPOITT 5 1-ilRT t'11, to $65
IQI;*! SWEATER re<~ fl' Sl85
IQl!d TIE N"P, 10 $37 .. ~·£9. jii IE
IQitg SllORT rr~ tn 855 ....... $7 ·112. &15. .Mi!MI I
iQitQ 1..EATIIER & SUEDE JACKET reg. to $47 •. 5:_--~~~~$~95~e~e·~f~l~j~&11~11~.~~ ••a•o -
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•u•:n oRESS rett to a240 . .. .......... . ..... . . .. . .. ..... . ... $29. re·=·
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1everancc PKklee dnisned to Id By comparison. Oov. Pet«
JJ<Oo1e to qui~ ~ la a ....... Wilton'• offioe will u.p a1U6 of ill
teellna lhll. as 1 top Atlmlbly positions at a CoM otS6.99 million.
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Vintage vehicle helps f_atnily get its 'kicks'
By Reg Jones
•
Our vin111t land cruiKr impudently
paned them by. and as we cleared the crest
of the hill I was sure l heard a squeal of
deliaht somewhere down in the Iran~
mission .
The radio in the backaround was playina
Nat Kina Cole's famous cla sic, "Oet Your
Kicks on Route 66." h took me back to our
adventure on that main street of Americji
in !~41L
Our little family of four was miaratina
from our home town of Toronto, Canada,
and I was picking up my car from the
service garaae where it had been left for
minor tune-up.
ROUTE As for Albuquerque. no one see.ms to
know why Bobbie Troup foraot tp include
it in the lyrics of"Get Your Kicks.'' Maybe
Bobbie. who made the trip two years
earlier. couldn't make the hill either.
Motor Couns. or Motels as we call them
today. ranged in price from SS to $7 ~r
niaht. At AaastafT. Ariz .• we decided to
detour to bypass NccdJcs (as Interstate 40
does today.) We had been forewarned that
its steep elevation would ~ dangerous in
the fall of the year. We entered California
at Blythe after enjoying the splendor of
sunset m the Arizona dcsen. The border
crossing into Cal ifornia. however, was a bit
of a downer. We were aware that plants
were not allo"'ed into the state. We had
none. which we proved by havina to
remove all of our lugpge. (which wa.s no t
required in a ny of the other eight states.)
The guard who coll,tucted the inspection
no ticed an unopened bottle o f Canadian
whisky 1n our baggage. He demanded 11
confiSC'ated. I refused. Hr was faced with
an angry young three year war veteran who
seemed eager to take o n the state troopers
Thr bottle rt'ma1ned with us.
Lady brings In the Dally Pilot each day
for her owner. Mrs. C.l. Warren.
-Lady makes
sure Pilot
·gets read
-• ..
By Mrs C.L. Warrren
I sa" )Our item about nl'l'ding rxx·m ...
es~)s Jnd phutograph'i.
Here 1s our contr1but1on Thi'> " a
p1llurl' I \napped onr morning a' <lur l Jlh
Y.3S bringing in our Daily Pilot
he 1<> J Lha~ .\pw and tcml'r "'"
She hnng<. in tht' paper (Pllotl l''l."n
morning JnJ hJ\ lor the la\t l"ll 01 thrl'l"
¥ears
~h~ bnng' 11 into the front room Jnd I
wall for her to hnng 11 to me in our kill hl·n
and I fl'\\Jrd hl·r \\1th a mllkbonc '°lhl·
lo'e" 'our parx·r a\ "e do
Best friends
·=
The mechanic raised the e ngine hood on
our 1939 Chrysler lmpcnal sedan which we
had pun:hastd JUSt two weeks before.
"Do )OU know you have a cracked
rngine block. sir>'' No. I replied. but as we
would be leaving on a lengthy tnp the
folloY>ing day. did he think "'e could make
11")
"Ho" far', .. he asked. "To California" I
responded
His fi rst reaction was momenta!) shock,
then his lips formed a repl} in slow
mca'iurrd r adencc: ··sir 'ou·ll-nc' er-m akc-1t1••
Non-deterred. we checked in the follow-
ing da~ \\1th U. lmm1gra11on in Detroit,
our rl·<,1dcn1 allrn forms 1n hand. Noting
\\l' \\Crl' hl'ad1ng for southern ('ahfom1a,
the hordl·r offi n al rau11om·J U\ not to enter
l\1c\KO at JO\ time \\tthout proper
clearance<. or "l' coufd find our-.ehcs back
1n < anada '1<1 thl' Pantie CX.l·an and at our
C\JX'O'-l"
\\ c rinalh am' l'd at l '~ 66 1n St Louis.
\1o b' "a' ot the state 0 1 Indiana and
numcrnu~ oil refill~ C)en ice ~1at1onc; at·
tendant' .it tht•\c rm sto p\ "ould rrmo\C
thl· rad1a111r lJP pl'l'r in dip a finger then
u•ml' alnng"Jl· and e·Hla1m .. Do ~ou
lrnn" \OU h.i' t' \\3tl'r in \Our radiator.
"r"·· Our '"o 'mall daught~f\ 1n the bad.
'eat tonk g.n·at ··1l·r-hce·· glee an~"cnng
th" rqx·t1t1H" ljul'n ··11·., maplc leaf '~rup
lrnm ( .1nJJ,1 011\ter .. (3\ thl'\ had occn
told). By later estimate o ur vintage vehicle
swallowed up 50 quarts of ··maple syrup"
dunng our ntnc-da). nine-c;tate. 2.500-milr
cross<ou ntl) trd..
We crossed threl' time zones o n o ur tnp
"est. interrupted occas1onall ) by detours
(superh1gh"a~s). a broken fa n belt in
Jopli n. Mo .. and a 'apor lock tn Texas.
where a Panhandle natl\t' assured us that
-'"This countr) ·s so flat you can see fo r
two days.
Pnoto courtesy of Lori JOl\nton
Uttle Nat alie Johnson daughter o f Eric and Lon Johnson of Fountain Valley. adores playing with her kitty
Tippy t he dragon helps fight in Saudi Arabia
By Em11yn Evarts
Once urxin a lime lhl'll' "·'' .1 drJgon
named Tipp) I 1pp\ h,..., J lip on hl·r "'ng
that\ "h' thn l.111 hl·r thJt Right no"
'ht"" 1n \aud1 \rah1 lighting in "<tr \ht•
,•.docsn·1 l>.no" "h' there 1\ .... ar \he "i:nt
•lo war becau<.c \he left hl·r hnml' 1n the
·Rahama\ tu go to C ahforn1a for a \J tallon
and she found nut that there "a" a draft
there '>O th.it ,., "h' girl' anti ht"' are 1n
"-3r
<ihl ha'> gone out in the JC I 10 time<, and
onl} onlt' ha\C the~ tncd to shoot her
dn"n Right no"" <ihe"<. afraid that her
1n' "'hie JCt and hl'r 1m. l\1hk self paint 1s
going 10 "car off If 11 does then Iraq'<,
radar 1s gmng to <,pot them and know their
Jets are all inv1s1bk ';<> nght no"' a ll her
fnend'I 1n the Bahamas are vef} "Cf} sad
1f she happen'! to die in war Emllya
(Kiiiy) E"•rt•. I, •lleod• Newport
Elemaury Scbool.
Resolving not to make impossible resolutions
By Paula Mercado
rwas the nt&ht before New Year·,, and
all throu&h my mind.
Ran donn of resolves of au "ius and
kinds.
I've broken mo t promises r ve made to
mytelf,
This umc would ""o n't be different.. lhcy'll
wind uo on the belf.
Oh. ru try hard to keep them, of this I
can bout,
They'd last 24 houn. 41 It tbe molt!
Oo on a dtct. Qllit mokina. 1t la t.
Complcec what t ttan. don't h ve 1n the
past:
Drink m<>R water, Cit tttats.
Con41ume more Vca&Je'I. less red mcat'I:
Keep m )' ho use tidy. my checkbook in
tune.
Spend les.s mone)'. ict up before noon.
On and on m)' hst would evobc.
tt aot huder and harder 10 ~ttp acb
rt10l-..e. •
Why do I do 1h i create tonure and
pain.
When I know t "'o n't keep ·em and 1he
benefit p in
And then lhc tbou&ht rruck, like a bolt
from t.b.c blue,
I don't netd a bunch. I ju t need a few!
m1Je more often, be happy inside, ·
8c kind to r.mall ch11dttn, have notbina to
hide:
Just be myself. I'm a ntC'e ~rson ~
know.
Don't be so alum, let m y JOY show~ •
FOflivc and fottct. it's no t v.o rth at to
keep,
Count c•ch of m y bltss1n JU t bcfOtC
sJeep:
Reach out to m y ncjahbor. be willina 10
share.
Keep peace in my heart. let folks know I
catt.
At last, I believe. 1·ve a h t I can keq),
For 1ht rest of the scuff. rm Ml aonna
wetp!
""""' #ft c:•• •• , ...,., ., ..... .....
T o wn names and road signs amused the
kids, such as Tucumcan. N.M .. a nd signs
that read: "When things go wrong/the)
som e times will/the re's o ne th ing
alwa)s/fills the bill/Burma Sha\e The
fu nn) little road-runners alwa}S brought a
giggle from the girls.
Approaching ..\lbuquerquc. N M . "e
were faced wi th a steep incllnr Bunches uf
shining nc" automobiles wen: sitting on
the s1dr of the road. their rngines ~teaming
Thr nt''\'.t day we completed o ur passage
of old 66 1n an ta Monica. wnh friends and
fam ily who had made the tnp before us.
O ur \-intage ( hf}sler served us for another
year before yielding to a newer model.
It was a tnp "'e shall ne\-er forget.
Two excellt'nt full> ill ustrated books
on Route 66. publtshed 1n 1988 and
1990. arl' obtainable from an) New-
pon Beach Publtc Libra!). lntrrstate
high" a) s that no" parallel US 66
from "e'>t 10 cast are (in order) -
l ntc-r~tatc'\ 10. 15. 40. 55
R~g Joor• /1 • re•ldHt of Corou drl
M•r.
Amusing coincidences
spook Phares' family
By A. Phares
M)' curiosit) ha~ ne\er sho,cd me 1n th~
d1rec11on of the suix-rnatural. the occult
e'trascnso~ perception. and sub1rc1s ol
that ilk ha'e onh ho,ercd around the
perimeter ol m~ l''\lstcml' .. Interesting
thoughts. but .. has been thl' C\tl·nt of m)
attrn11on
M)' chlldr~n and I ha"e '>hared 'it'\Cral
amusing co1nc1dencl'" O\er thl' \ear\ such
a'I "alking to"arJ the pho ne to Lall o ne or
the othl'r of them and ha' ing them nng me
bclore l could pick up the phone to dial
thl·m Or. sudden I} ha\'lng thought'> of one
or thl· other ol them leap into m) hra1n
"1th inten<111\. onl~ to find out later that
that was the nact ti me "hen something
rnt1cal or C'\Ut1ng or meaningful hapix-nc-d
to them
We ha'e rcmarkl·d on the 'ltrangene'>S ol
11 and thl'n mc)\cJ on to talk of otht•r
thing'> llo"c't·r. somi:th1ng happened re·
ccnth "h1ch rnuld go a lo ng wa} to"ards
mal>.1ng a bel1C'\l'r of me
')1m·r \\C are "'1dcl) separated no". wt•
maintain o ur close rnntact h) phone II
"J'> during a ( hnstmas phone convC"T'3·
lion "'Ith m' cider "K>n that I kamcd he
and h1'> "ik had rcsenat1ons for s1 \ for
Ne" Year<, f,e \\Ith t"o other rouples at
a famou'> rcsort hotcl not too far form tht'u
homl' on the <.outheastern '>Cacoast I mi""
them so mulh '>inn· the\ mo,ed to the c;nt
and told them ho" much I would love to
he.· "11h thl·m on :".e" 'cars E"e The}
"l\hl'd I rnuld he.· "1th thrm too and said
thr\ "ould in H'n J glass at the ta bk to
o;1gn1f\ I \\3\ thae in spmt Tht'\ "'<>uld
dnni.. a toast to me and I to them.
When the\ and their four fncnds Y.erc
taken to thc1.r table to be: !>rated for d inner.
the\ found thr table laid w11h service for
~"en ' M> darlings had the ma1 tre d. lea'e
the single Cl(tra 'iCf\ ice. 1n\t'n l'd the "'inc
gohlct and as far as the} "ere concrrnl·d I
"Pl'nt the c\l'n1ng with them and had a
"onderful time
\pook)
R. Pbrrs 11 • rr1/d~o1 of Nrwport
Br~cb.
Ode to Marines in the gulf
By Cpl. Dean K T omhnson
Tht'i poem "a~ <.cnt to me h} m}
nepht'\\. "hu ,., a Manne o;cn ing in thl'
aud1 ..\rahian dc<.cn
Herc I s11 1n open sand
Loaded "capon 1n m} hand
Om1m1ng of home and a decent meal
This 1s all pan of Desen h1eld .
No rotation date 1n sight. again.
No mail for me tonight
Birthdays and hohda}s go on b)'
"The re'<; a frCl'dum bird in the sk)'"
The commander ga .. c a spet:ch toda}. Hr
'31d.
.. r111 It"' 0\-Cr. m) Mannes will sta)''"
..\nd 1f 11 starts. I'll fight 10 the end
\t the side-of m} .\mencan friends
I think ol tho\C back 1n tht• <>tales
W hcrr lo\ed one' JU'it s11 and "'alt
Thq "atlh the nl'\.\'i. ··Hq ".iJsn't that h1m'l ..
But o ur chance\ ot being '>C:cn arr nom·
to 'illm
Folks at home l>.ecp sending us letters
Hoping their words make us feel bettrr
.\II their support and devotion
Helps as I ~rvc across the ocean
For them. m) <ipmt will nC\t'r yir ld.
~ h1k I \land guard tn Oc\C'rt Shield
Wntten h) Cpl Dean K Tomlt nson.
October 5. I 990
.. l:Xd1tatc-d tu all who sc:'~t'd in the sand
and tho-.c "ho kept us going from home"
M..\RLENE WIESO
f ountain Va lle}
We ire l•klng for mat•lal
ta 111 ISlll In • next
Raders' Page.
It. w11111111ar:
SUnday, Fell. 24
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11.V
FromA1
from Kuwait will be on hold
uncil well into Fcbruuy. For one
• tllina. American armored foreel
are at lcut two weeb fron1 full
11rcnath.
The aipntic oil IPlll •• lbe bead
of tho Penian <Nit fint reponcd
Friday Al 10 milca Iona. wu wuh·
Ina up on Saudi beaches 70 miles
away on Saturday.
The allies Aid the Iraqis on
Tuuday had opened the valvet at
the main Kuwaiti supertanker
loading station, 10 mUes offshore
rrom the Al-Ahmadi refinery ClOm·
plex, and also fed lhe spill Crom
five loaded lanker ships.
The spill'• volume wu not pre·
cisely calculated, but the U.S. mili·
tary said the tankers held about
t2S million gallons, and spcciali ts
said the terminal can pump out
more than 100 million gallons a
day.
A small part or the slick and a
nearby terminal were ablaze Satur-
day, Saudi military sources said.
But Pentagon officials later re-
ported the fire was burning down.
The Iraqis' objective was un-
clear. Drifting oil could present
difficulties, probably sunnountable,
to an allied amphibious landing in
Kuwait. But if the Iraqis sqmehow
manage to ignite the crude -a
task experts say would be e•-
tremely difficult -the military
problem could be much more seri·
ous.
The Iraqis also might intend to
fill the skies with a black smokes·
creen to confound allied fl1en, and
to foul the intake water at the
desalination plants that provide
much of Saudi Arabia's potable
water.
Whatever the motive, the drift-
ing oil was already devastating the
northern gulfs environment. Cor·
morants and other seabirds coated
with oil were dying on Saudi
beaches. Environmentalists ex·
pressed fears for the dolphins,
turtles and other marine life that
thrive in the gulfs warm waters.
The allies cannot ''allow these ...
hundreds of thousands of barrels
of 011 to keep pouring out into the
gulf. So a solutton is close.'' a
British military spokesman. air
force G roup Capt. Niall Irving,
told reporters in Riyadh. the Saudi
capital.
He did not elaborate. ln Wash·
mgton. Pentagon officers said an
air attack -presumably to knock
out the pumps dumping 011 into
the sea -was one option. The
White House announced 1t was
scndmg an mter·aRency group of
SUPPORT
From A1
"Freedom has a pnce." "Go DcSt"n
Storm" and '"Saddam Insane "
Rep. Robert Doman. R-Garden
Grove. told the ch«nna crowd,
"The) 're the Scuds. we're the patn-
ots" and said Iraqi President Sad·
dam Hussein's mcnac1n1 weapons
arc being destroyed by allied fo~
··All the chemical plants are
gone.'' Doman said " (Saddam's)
b1lhon dollar palaces arc in rubble
elMronmcntal and ocher socdal·
ila '° try to contain the spill dam· ••• At Juban, 160 ma1el aoutll of the
terminal, oil booms were beina
Ooeted into poifition to protea •
larae plant that con~ns saltwater
to drink.In& water for Riyadh and
for hundreds of thousand of ••·
lied troops.
Oear skiet apparently enabled
the Desen Storm air arm to
mount a full day of bombina
strikes, uroina in on militaty·
support tarsett in southern Iraq
and Kuwait.
Returning pUot1 reported knock·
in& out an airfield and hitting '"
railroad bridges in IOUthern lraq,
said Ait Force LI. Col. Mike Scott,
a U.S. command spokesman. He
said one F_.Q Wild Weasel pool
reported back; "There are more
fires down there than I can
count."
The fires may have been both
allied hits and oil fires set deliber·
ately by the Iraqis.
Bombers continued hammering
away at the dug-in positions in
southern Iraq of the Republican
Guard, elite core of the defense of
Kuwait. Scott said pilots -some
200 miles away -rer.:>rtcd seeing
a huge fireball Friday after a
bombing run on the Guard.
The U.S. command also said Air
Force F· 15s had shot down three
Iraqi MiG·23s O\ler Iraq, according
to a preliminary report.
A B ag hdad military
communique claimed air defender
shot down two more allied war-
pla nes, bringing Iraq's total
claimed "kills'' 10 180. The allies.
dismis ing such claims as wild ell·
aggerations. have repcrted the loss
of only 17 planes in combat, in·
cludmg 10 American. Scott re·
ported no new allied losses.
An Iranian news report Satur·
day said seven Iraqi warplane~
made emergency landings at air·
fields 1n neighboring Iran. one ex·
ploding upon landing. Iraq ac-
knowledged that some of tts planes
were "forced" to land in Iran. But
11. wa., unclear whether the pilot!I
were defecting or were intercepted
after straying into Iranian airspace.
The Pentagon later said a dozen
lraq1 Jet fighters and a dozen air
transpons had flown to Iran 1n re·
cent day'I. It wasn't known whether
the pilots were defecting or were
merel) seeking temporary afe
haven from attack. the Pe ntagon
\atd
Refemng to 1he latest group.
the Tehran government aid Satur·
day tt would keep the plane until
war\ end.
B) the ume the war has ended. the
Iraqi people that ha"e h ved under
this dictator will SI) "thank C..od for
eliminating this dolf Hitler· "
The demonstrauon was sponsor·
ed b\ the Pro-Amenca '\ll1ancc. a
rcccntl) formed group which .ums
to promote patriotism Other
speakers included Asscmbl) man
Gil Fersuson. R -Newport lkach.
Congressional Medal of Honor Re·
c1p1ent Col Wilham Barber and
Costa Mesa Cit) Councilman Peter
Buffa. who 1s also chairman of the
Orange Count) Defense Council
CHURCH St'ntor Pastor Roger Berg said there
art' no easy ans~rs for those who
From A 1 pra) for an end to the violence of
goina on 1n the Middle East. and the M iddle East
that he 1s our soverc1sn lord and 1n "A Chnst1an must alwa)\ pra)
control of all the nations and for peace. but must alwa)s under·
leaden of the world." Ytd minister stand peace sometimes mvolves
Ray Nickel of Manners Church m doina more than nothing.'' Bera
Newport Beach "Fear can over-satd. "In the Chnstian church • ..-.c
whelm people Our basic per-pray the aracc of God and Jesus
spcct1ve 1s to act people's eyes Chnst will hold us all together ··
directed back to G od " Last Sunday, South Coast C'hns--
KrioWlnl that conarqat1o ns are ttan Church Pastor Bob Ewina felt
not aJways unanimo us 1n their pol· he had to tell his Costa Mesa
1t1caJ beliefs on issues of war and congreption his ftthngs about war
peace. few OranJC Coast cle'l)' arc "I bas1call) have come to the
dcbatina the United States m ilitary point where I would have a hard
action ap1nst Iraq. ttme seeing Jesus bomb and kill his
"We're not uy1n.1 to make a enemy;· Ewina sa1d. "At 18, I
political statement. but rather to try would have taken an M-16 and
and think as Chrut1ans think;' wd fought and killed anyone the)' told
Bill Aanapn, aSSOClatc pastor of SL me was the cnem)'. but at 40 I can't
Sunday. J-.-y 27, 1191 •
Saudis chip'
in to help I
pay for war
WASHINGTON Saudi
Arabi.a will C'IOn tribute S ll. S bill dl
to belp defray U.S. oosu of tk
conftict with Iraq over Kuwait. Set·
mary of State James A. Baka 111
announced Saturday night
Baker said the contnbutton IS Cbr
the fint three month1 of the year. It
foUOW$ pledaes 1n the put week 6 f
S 13 S btllton from the overthrown
Kuwait aovcmment and $9 btlltqn
from Japan
The contnbuuons -clearly undet
ICOte lhc stttnath and determ1na-
uon of IM coaht1on:· Baker said
refcrnng to the 31 nauons wbo
have united to try to force Iraq to
rchnqu1sh Kuwa11
Balcer says the Saudi pledge 1s the
·amount requested by the Bush ad-
m1n1stra11on Pledges from otb<'r
nations arc expected. M added
lareeH border pollce, armed wtth assault rlftes,
stand guard Saturday tor poastble looters near
AP~o
one of the apartment buildings destroyed during
an Iraqi Scud missile attack In the Tel Aviv area.
He announced the Saudi pledge
after mccung at the State [)cpan.
ment "''t.h Soviet Forclgn Mi nister
Aleunder A Bcssmcrtnykh.
Iraq rires double salvo of Scuds
at Israel; 2 Israeli Arabs injured
President Bush on Fnday said be
was "vel) pleased with the cooper
atton and part1c1pa11on from
forc1in countnes"' in financang the
war
"The burden shanng 1s coming
alo ng prl'tt) well.'' the pres1deo1
added
By Larry Thorson
The A8locle1ed p,_
TEL AVIV. Israel -Iraq on
Saturda) fired a doubk saho of
modified Scud m1ss1les al Israel.
and hospital officials said two Is-
raeli .\rabs were shghtl~ tnJured 1n
the attack
The U. m1htar; said the Patnot
ant1-m1ss1le defen~' 1ntercc:ptt'd all
1ncom1ng ud\, but an Israeli
spokesman said not ..ill the war·
heads were de\tro~cd 1n the air
It was the Sl\lh Scud missile
attack on Israel <,tnll' the Persian
Gulf war began on Jan 17 Iraq ha<i
been attacking the k1.111sh state 1n
an t'fTort 10 hnng luacl into the war
and wrest .\rab nauons frum the
t ' S -led alliance
.\ir raid '>trens sounded through-
ou1 Israel at 10 p.m (3 pm EST)
and again 20 minutes latt'r JUSt as
some lsrach<, were remo" ing gas
m.islcs and emerging from rooms
scaled against possible lhemteal at·
tack .\t about 11 pm . the all-dear
\lrcn sounded nauo nwide
Bng. C..t·n "'achman Sha1. the
arm) spo>.csman. said there were
1wo Scud m1s'11lc barrages He s.ud
all incoming m1ss1ks we re armed
\Ii 1th con' cnllonal warheads
ha1 said not all the ~uds war·
head'\ '-'err dt•tonated in the air and
\Orne c"ploded on land
The arm) said no scnous damage
or casualues occurred
Howc...,er. Dr '"' lkn 'I 1\ha1 of
Haifa's Rambam Ho1.p1tal ~1d two
Israeli .\rab<i "t'rl' trt'aled for
scratthes and hurn\ the' suffered
when falling dchm hit the car the~
were dnv1ng
It ~as tht: lirs1 t1mc Iraq tired
twice within a 'lhnrt penod .\\ked
1f he ..a" a p<111crn rmerging 1n
Iraq"; attac..k'I "'iha1 1.a1d .. fhc S\'i·
tern ht-h ind Jll 1h1~ " 'itm~h to
dn"C' us out of our mind'> and to
hurt the fu,1ltJnl rear"
In \\> Jsht ngtnn. the P<'ntagon ..aid
four ml'i'itl<.•, "Crl' lin·d ~turda'I' at
l<iracl -thrCl' JI fl'I .\\I\ 10
northern l\rael Jnd onl· at Ha1ta
.\notha m1\\1k wa' fired at
Rl\adh ~ud1 .\rab1J 11 \aid That
m1ss1lc ~J .. Jc,troH·d b' a Patnot
ml'>\lk and ~au-.ed nn in1un~ or
'loenou'i damagl·
Earlier attat. k' '>tl hral•I in th<'
past nine da\\ k1lll'd l"u people
.ind "uunded morC' than ~00. and
at lea\\ two morC' eld<'rl) l\raehs
dtt•d from hcan la1lure .111nhuted ll>
tht• m1<is1k raids
Ocfen~ 1\1 inl\tl'r l\1o\he .\rl'n'I
c;peak1ifi <.>n tl'lc' 1'11un moment)
ht'forc the alarm w unded turda)
'iatd lsr:i<'h tH'W'i learning to oper-
atc the Patnot ~"-\IC'm weft' 1mpro,.
ing their \ktll'
In thr Haifa area th; w ncus\1on
trom ~nturda ' ·., att.ttk 'lhattert'd
MILD DEPRESSION?
Th~ Ph<irm1tol0gv Rer;earch Institute nel!c1S 11oluntl"ers wllh m1lr1 Of'Ores
s•on II vou teel depressed bu1 are uncertai,., I •I s seroovr. "nough 10 De
cons1df!red for a study please r ail Ou• '"v1rct st•ti .... 111 verlorm a
telephone screening to let vou ~n0\1\-t vou• wmp1oms J ll" trouolesome
t'nough to requrrl" a visit to ontt ol 0111 clin1<\
Svmptoms of clm1cal depression nclu<I" ;;o~ or alt ot lhe •0110 .... mq
Loss of interest or ple.tsure in ..is.1.tl"-' '"'""ard1nq 1C11v111es
Feeling depressed sad. blue or llooe AU
Changes in appetite recent s1gnrf•cant wf'!.ght loss 01 wf'1yl°'t a1n
Orffteult\t 9en1ng to sleep or st•v•"!'l J S Pep or slf'f'P•ng to mui..t
Feeling guilty 'hOrtMess or us.-1,.~s
lndecrs1on p00r memory or noor corn• r rrauon
lncreHed phvsteal probll'!m~
To Quality vou must bf! at least 18 yrs old "•I "'•encing dt'!prl'SSIOf' 10• r
lees1 one month and be in good genPr.tl pl'v\•C•I cond111on
Cktaltf1ed volunteers will re<:etve a bneol phys" al eaam EKG lawr•tO•\
test and weekly v1s1ts with a profession.ii ALL FREE OF CHARGE
Copies ol atl medical test ntsults will oe pro111ded to you or your <l0<:tor
upon vour request Your part1c1oat1on mav lead to the use of a sat""
and etff'ICtive med1ea11on for thfll trl"atm~nt of deprl"SStOn
For mOf'e 1nform111on or "" aopo1n1ment olMse c.all
(714)752·7910 or (213)595-0601 or (818)989-2100
w.oncs.y lhrv Fnoay 8 a m S o m
some "indows. and one m 1ss1le
hla)ted a hole \I\ feet deep k1ck1ng
up <'nough mud and boulders to
bndh dose a main road
'iome homes in .\rab .. 1llagC"S 1n
nonhl'm Israel repont'dh ..-.ert
~hgh1h damaged from 1all1n1
debns
lsrarh m1htar) censors forbids
pubhta11un of thr e\act locations
where mts'>tle\ or debns fall
'I oa' .\"' J Haifa ~1den1 said
on Israel radio that he heard the
roar l)f the Patnot~ on their "'3) to
head ofT the attack .. The ~ud
apparenth l"\plodc\i 1n the air \Cr)
high I heard gla1.s \hattenng here
.i nd tht·rc .. h<' \aid
··&t~ccn the '>oundtn& of thr
siren and the finng of the m l'>\tlcs.
tht·re "as a lot ot time toda> man ..
mmutes. a lot more llm<' 1han
u!lual The "'amtng wa long and
enough .. he ~1d
..\sk.ed 1f there had bttn mort
wamtng than 1n pre" 1ous raids
~hat said there had bttn no < hanse
in the alert S)Stem
.\fter the s1rcns sounded in the:
lsraeh-<>1.cup1ed \\est Baru. PalcstJ·
n1ans emerged from their hom«.
checnng President Saddam Hus.stin
of Iraq and chanung "God 1s JTt2t•··
Iraq hu chacop1oned their cause
Bush rushed U.S. troops to dl ·
fend the Saudi 011 fields after Iraq
invaded Kuwait 1n August. Some
members of Conarcss have ques-
tioned whether the Saud1s had con-
tnbutt'd enough in hght of mount·
1n1 profit'> from their 011 pro-
duction
Last yur. the Saudu contnbuled
SJ 65 b1lhon 10 1Jd to nauons such
as El)pt and Syna that paruapatcd
10 Operauon Desen Shield and S 3
b1lhon 1n U.S ~upport.
Baler and other Bush admm1~
trat1on officials have defended the
monan. h) against accusauons thr
~aud1s "'ere malung windfall
profit!>
Saudi officials had indicated
earlier that thr ktnadom wouJd con·
tnbute about 40 percent of \\<hat the
Bu h adm1n1strat1on intended to
ra1St" from ~ealthy countnes.
The &ulf war IS CSTlmltcd lO ~t
at least an Mtlmated S600 m1lhon a
da~. aC'l Ord1ng to L S offic1ah
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Editorial
Destruction of kelp
project senseless
Why. we have to ask, would an)one want to destroy the
highly puhlic1zed kelp project off the Balboa Peninsula?
The vandalc; behind th1<; senseless destruction of an
underc;ea farm mu-;t, as all pun"-5 do, be smirking because it
made 1he front page of the nev.spapcr several days ago and
we ha .. c now taken the time to dee!) the incident.
But the fact i<;, they can onl) enJO) the damage they
cauc;ed h) themselvec;. As with .111 gutless wonder<;, they won't
come out of the c;hadows.
We h;1vc little doubt that the.,e pcl>ple. w hnevcr they may
be, will c.1use more damage somewhere cbe Jnd to 'omeone
else's properly When they are finl\hcd, the\ \\Ill probably
crawl un<lcr their mci...., and \..Clebratc the lact the~ pulled off
another !ttunt
They'll l.elebrJte mnre damage anJ the\ "di c11ngratul.1te
themselve-. for not getting caught
Therein lies the ruh
Sooner or later, the\C people will get l·l\l!!hl. They will
<;cream and yell. whine and complain and then 'ed. c;omc
'iort of underc;tanding th.it the) "ere uni~ h.t\ing fun, or
"'hatever silly excu'c pop' into their feeble mind<i
They will, of course. expect to he forgp.en
That should nor happen.
The kelp pro1ect may. or ma~ not. be the moc;t 1mportJnt
pro1ect 1n the world. It ma), or may not. pro\1dc us with
cl ues on how 10 feed a growing planet.
We do know one thing. 1t was important to those invoh·ed
in 1t. And no one, ahc;olutely no one, had the right 10 go
down and destroy it.
. Vandals, by any definition, are cnm1nal<; They deo;troy, or
damage, other people'c; property. They are not "Good·t1me
Charlics" out for a good 11me. Some are downright
dangerou'i.
When caught. 1hc) -.hould he pu01c;hed and not with a c;lap
on the hand e11her. They deserve more than JUq a
reprimand.
We do have some i;ugge.,11om. hul good ta\IC .ind the fa~t
this ic; a family newspaper, prevent uc; from C"<prcv;ing 1t
'"'' IR History
Toda' 1s ~unda.. Ian 27 the
2.,th da\ of 1991 rhefl .m 11X
da}s left 1n the \Car
Toda) 'c; Highlight in Hl\ton
On Jan ~7 I i)6 lOmpo\(.'r
\A. olfgang \madl·uc; \1o1art v.J,
bom 1n ()al1hurg .\u,tna
On this date
In IX\~ <lark-. lu1"1dgc
Dodgson. v.ho gained faml· c1'
author Le"" ( arrnll \\-a\ horn 1n
(hes.hire. f ngland
In llH!O, Thom.1\ E-d1\11n rl'll"l\Cd
a patent for his elcctm 1mande'-
cent lamp
In 1943. rhe tirc,1 all \menlan air
ratd took place again\I (1l·rman\-
dunng \\<orld War II
tn 1951, an era of atomic te\t1n~
1n the Nevada descn ~gan ac; an
·\ir Force plane dropped a one-
loloton bomb on Frenchman Flat\
In 1967. astronaut\ Virgil I
.. Gu">" Gns\Om, Edward ti ~ h11e
and Roger B ( haffee died 1n a fla'>h
fire dunng a te~t aboard their
Apollo I spacecraft at < ape f...en-
ned) Fla
In 1973. the Vietnam peace ac-
cords were s1aned 1n Pans. bnnging
to an end the longe'\t foreign war in
U S. h1ston
In 1977 · 1he Vatican reaffirmed
the Roman Catholic Church's. ban
on female pnests.
Jn 1984. sing<'r Michael Jackson
suffcTr<I ~cnnd-<iegree bums to his
Write to usl
\Calp wh l·n a o;mo~l·-homb lan1\ter
t''\ploded during tht: filming ut a
Pt'p'>1-< ola T\ rommt'rnal al tlw
~hnnc .\udt1nnum 1n l m .\ngt'le<i
In I Yf('i the '>Crrct thrl'l'-da\ mil1
tJn-\Cltt.'ll11l· m1<,'i1nn of thl' \p3ll'
\hurtk 01r,c..o,en ended v.11h a
\mouth landing 1n Flom.la
In lllXX thr \enate Jud1uJn < 11mm1lll'C unan1mou\I\ appro,l·d
thr nomination of Judgl' \nthnn)
\1 Kenned\ to the l \ \uprl'ml'
( ourt
I en ~t'ar., ago. Pre\1den1 Rtagan
greeted the '2 fo rmer ·\mcrKan
h11r,tage\ ri:lea'><.'d b .. Iran 1elhng
them dunng a 'ISlt IO the 'Wh11e
House "\\<elcome home "
F1 H· )car~ ago Fierce \\-IOd'> and
a 'tuhhorn hatch holt fcmcd "Jo\~<\
111 again scrub the la unch of the
<,pacr ">huttle Challenger <The <>hut-
tic "'a" finall) launched th <' ne~l
da" -with catao;troph1c results )
One 'car ago In Romanta four
top a<;c;or1a1es of e'<ecuted d1c1ator
~1Colae f causcscu went on tnal.
charged "'llh abetting genocide
Toda.,. 's B1n hdays. Musical con-
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Actor Troy Donahue 1s 55 Ballet
c;tar Mikhail Baryshnikov ., 43
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Patriotism
acco•odatas
the truth I,, SACRAMENTO -Many peo-~ pie have attempted to draw f aral-
lcls between the Persian Gui War
and th e Vietnam War, but the
comparisons don't hold up. For
better or worse, and only time will
reveal which, this war is different.
Both sides of the Moslem world
are fighting their own holy war
A more accuraic nffiniry would
be the early stages of World War
It -or perhaps the limited war of
containment that should have been
fou ght when Nazi Germany began
its VIOient drive for empire in
1939. rather than the much blood-
ier conn1ct that developed.
Think of Israel as Great Britain,
~aud1 Arabia as France, and
Kuwait as Czechoslovakia. Even
1hc geographic relationships are
roughly analagous, as is the inter-
national alliance arrayed against
one dec,pot1c state bent on regional
dum1na11on and overlaying its ag-
gre<;s1on with appeals for anti-
J c w 1 !i h solida rity. Saddam
Hussein' Scud missiles are direct
technological dcsc.cndcnts of Adolf
Hitler' V-:!s th at rained down on
London.
By Bnan Dickinson
PIO'l'deoce Jl!Um.11
The Perc;1an Gulf war is draw-
ing fresh aucn11o n to an ancient
term the Arabic word "jihad."
Often hm,ely translated to mean
"holy war." the word, many Mid-
dle l a't 'cholars say, actually has
manv more complex meanings.
The wt,rd 1' h1:1ng bandied about
\\-Ith grcJt lel"-or. \l,hich could play
<,ome pJTI in how the Gulf \I.oar
evoh e'
On Jan ~O. a' 1ht: unfolding \h1r
\\-Ith lr.1q entered 1t'i fifth da}. a
dd1ant CJll for "JlhJd" came from
1h.1t dc:vou1 ~fo,lcm. Saddam
flu,-.em Jn a tJped radio ~pccch .
he \\-a'-1n,ok1nc the Koran. ap·
pcalini.: In (1od\ mercy and calling
un th\.. lr.iq1 arm) 10 ca rr) out
holy war ' again\! h1' foe, True to
h1~ cu~tom, hc denounced hi\
enemy a\ "the 1nf1dcl tyrant," and
dcc;cribed 11 a\ .. the army of athe-
1\m. treachery (and) hypocrisy."
l"h1\ 'peech w.i'i rich with iron)
~add.1m llus\e1n. denouncing
Amer ica n\ for .. treachery."
Saddam Huc;1,cin. that mo!>t secular
.ind (<,o far ac; I know, atheistic) of
"Jamie rulers. Saddam Hussein,
'uddcnlv m.ic;querading as a true
hcl1ever. and blaming American<,
for "hvpocmy." For pure cynicl\m.
1h" 'pecch would he hard to top.
Bui 5<1ddam I fu<,'iein did not
h,1,e the ''hole field of "jihad" to
h1m,elf I \l.O da)' hefore hi-.
'pecch rhc leading \1 o.;le m cleric
1n <),1ud1 Arah1.1 had l<.\Ued h1<;
11\\on c.111 tn w.1ge "J1h.1d." Howev-
er, lhl\ pJrticul1r decree emerged
Imm J c1mlt:renle nf leading
interpreter<. nf h l,1m -and the
t.111 \\-'' to "J)!e v..ir nnt aga1n\I
1hc <>ut,11kr,, hut ,1ga1n't ~add.im
I fu,,c1n
T h1' decree v. ·" "'11ed h) Sheik
AhdulaL11 h1n ,\hdull.1 hin Baz.
head of rhe ( nunc1I of Ulcma,
Saudi Ar.ih1J' h1!!hC\l hlamic au-
thority It denounced Sad<lam as
''the enemy of (11>d." and ble<;sed
all Mo~lem' 1111ntn.R the fight to
Best ot the Hotllne
In agreement
I JU5t wanted to call and c;ay I
en1oyed 0 111 Lohdell's editorial
'Local war protester-; crying v.olf,"
1t wa\ well written and h1"i poinl<.
v.ere excellent.
I JU t read your editorial on pro-
tc,ten crying wolf Jnd I Jll'lt
wanted to call and te ll you th ank
you. It' about time wmebody in
the media took a tand against
the 'e cry bnbiC$. I feel the press
ha~ been giving them too much at-
tention lntcly nnd really they
should be 1anored, especially the
lltudent, who are protesting while
thouHnds or our citizens arc put-
t10g their lives on the line to de-
fend the rest of us. It's dispsting.
I've been throuah th.rec war! and
durina World War II we had a slo-
pn Loose Upt Sink Ships.
The 1CK1llcd peace marchen
ue really appeasement marchett
and appeasement to Hitler ended
up oo.tina SO millton ltves plus un·
told property chmaac.
Nit Ill ....... ..
l 'Wint to cancel our iubscriptaon
to your paper after re1din1 a col·
umn of your editor'• thi morning.
l feel so revolted, I do not want to
have ,nythina to do with the peo-
ple 1ha1 would write uch a 1hing.
'
C\.1c1 h" fo rces from Kuwait. In a
mo,1 unu-.ual tw1<;t, this decree, or
"fatwa ," al\o blessed the non-
M m le m combatants a rrayed
Jg:11nst Iraq, and encouraged what
11 called "a legitimate jihad"
again\t one wh o has "wrongly
transgressed and committed ag-
gression against and invaded a
peaceful country."
What is odd. to this non-
Moslem observer, i~ not the spec-
tacle of two sworn lc;lam1c ene-
mies. each ca lling for holy war
again\! the other. After all. count·
k'' w amor'> have invoked d1\ me
blec;\ln~"· or have 1uc;11fied their
ha1tlC\ in term' of faith, \Ince time
he1otan ln,lcad. \\-hat 1-. telhng (1f I
read th1'i right) " how wildly
addam llu"e1n\ ow.n rhetoric d1-
.,.er~l' from rhe "'nran\ 1nstruc-
t1on'
A' C'<plJ1ncd hy Peter Mam·
field. ii Ortll'ih :lUlhorit> nn the
Middle fa-.1, 1n h1' h1\torv "The
Arah',' · rhe Arnh1c word :.Jihad "
• 1ctually mean\ "<,tnving" or "c'<·
erting onc'iclr' 1n the ways of God.
w11h a mor.11 purpo'c Although
often tran,lated to mean "holy
war.'' the word carr1c\ no connota-
t11m ih.1t \llllcnce \l10uld be em·
ployed WhJI the Koran does c;ay.
M.msf1cld add'-. 1<; .. And fight 1n
the w,t\ of All.th .1ga1n't tho'e who
fight a~ain't )Oil but he not .ig·
grc\<;l\c ~urdv All.1h lnvec; not the
:1Mre'i'il\.C
.. or the hl.1m1l f.111hful. 1n other
word\, f1gh11n~ \hould he limited
to self dckn'c. c.'pcc1,1lly in con·
nict\ JmOnl! them\cl\.e\ To the
Mo,lcm. ''"·h dl\tmct1on\ could
mattu morl th.in the .. might in
rhe m1ml\ 111 non-1,1.1m1c people'
hen if the \o\.U "''h lr,1q I\ e\\cn
11ally .1 'cuil.ir l11nn1u, 11 1-. ;i war
1h.1i~ for the dt•\1l11t Mmlem, hJ'
taken ,h,1pc on rd1g1ou1, ground'
f hc competing l:.111, for "Jihad,"
1<1\UCd hy Saddam I IU'-\Cln and hy
rhe leading Mo,lcm cleric., in
Sa udi Arabia. \eek 10 bolster each
I think people have .1 riitht to pro-
test against the war. there has not
bet·n any lcg1t1mate rea-.on given
for 11 and I feel we have a lot of
amuety abour ll Our grnnd'IOn has
been sent over there and we have
a lot of amuety To publish a letter
like this, J mean a column hkc thi
by your editor 1,how the absolute
moronic attitude people 1n New·
port Be ach have and I don't want
to be involved with it. So plea11e
cancel our subscription, we don't
want to have to rend omething
like this every morning.
King for I dlyT
I'm calling about last Monday,
the 21st which w• Martin Luther
King hollda1 for almost all aovcm·
mcnl bu1ld1np. How come Costa
Mc'la was open for busin and
had 1 council mcct lna. What
would happen if they ever bad the
Super Bowl in Cotta Mes.a, would
they have it or not?
ft'I • IHDIF
Rcprdina your ankles about a
Cott• Meu pnncipal who wu de·
motcd back to the cluuoom. Al a
21·year cl.,-oom teecher Who hll
opportunitia to ao into edmiftil-
cr1t1on, I do not feel it ii 1 demo-
tion to have the privilep to be
-orkina In the cla room With chil·
drcn as the fint Jinc in ed..cation
ind I just don't think that aoin.a
side's morale and motivation, and
legitimize each side's quest. While
the fighting is being done with
planes. bombs and tanks, a
Mo!>lem 's faith in the nghtnes<; of
his cause may still count for a
great deal.
f-ar from being a fringe cuno\11y
in the hattle~ now being JOined.
the idea of ·-,1h:id" ~eems to he a
profoundly \CrtOu<, busineo,i, for
'ome Mmlcm., The idea can be
IO\.Oked h\ \CCUlar forCC'i ac; an C~·
pcd1cnt 10 rail) the troops (a') in
the c.i\e of Saddam). or 11 can be
made the ,u,ta1ning r.111onJle for
11ne \Ide\ entire campaign (a\ may
he true for 4':iud1 Arah1a) hther
wa .... the C·.tll reflect~ the
O\.erarch1ng power of Islam .lCro'is
nearlv all of the Middle E.a-;t
W1.lham Beeman of Orown Uni·
veflolt). an dnthropolog1st and Mid-
dle Eac;t expert, suggests thJt
~addam Hu1:scin invokes "Jihad"
on the has1s of the fact that he 1s
fighting western forces opposing
the hlamic world Saudi cleric<;, by
cont rast, have called for "Jihad"
becau~e the y see Saddam
Hus-;ein\ aggres'11on ai. an affront
111 all of hlam.
Much of th1) I\ academic. of
wur-.c:, <1nd i1 mt1y prove imposs1-
hlc to tell wherher either invoca·
lllln "''II h.ive ha11lefield impact
\n frt'el\o ha' rhc term been u'ied
in recen-t t1mec;, Beeman 'iay'i, that
C\l'n .1m11ng ~ln,lem'i "It mJ) be
lming its pow er to inspire any·
hc>d) .
On hnth \Ides. ho\\c.,.er, Beeman
'I}' rhe CJll could lend J sen e of
lcg111m.K) 10 the military opera-
11un\ e.l\IOg cono;c1enccs otherwi~e
p.11ned hy taking hvcs W1th1n the
Moor,lem world. he suggest">. the
rnll hy Saudi religious author may
well carry more weight Not only 1~
liaud1 Arabia a deeply con erva11ve
.. or1e1y. heavily dominated by
blam1c codes of behavior, but the
decree\ religious author'i will pre-
sumably be seen as able to distin-
guish right from wrong.
back 10 1 he classroom 1s a demo-
tion a' a puni hmcnt They should
not conMder 1t a punishment to
work on a one to one relat1onsh1p
w11h child ren I am offended by
your headline and I feel that you
'\hould find another choice of
wordc;. It is a sad ca e lhat 1n
Newport Me'ia they consider going
back to the classroom a punish-
ment or a demolion. I hope they
will rccon!lldcr.
ClrtOlll concern
t nm one of your subscriben
ond l nm quite upset over your po-
litical c.rtoon , c pecially the one
with Bush and Gorbachev both In
tanks. I don't think this is the time
to be un·American or unpa1riotie.
I would like vciy much for you to
tart publishina more pauiotic car·
toon somcthina that -ould JIVC us
an uohft rather than a down.
I think it ii about t.ime JOU took
DoOnab\1-ry and bury the lhinf
and send Trvdcau Of'Cr to Iraq.
dOn't know~ JO'I are JOP-~inl him or IM>C but I think it
linb.
Just nnt to uy that we are in
run ·~ of Praident IMh and
the Unkcd Sella Md the war In
the Pcnlan Oalf,
Dome stically, too, 1he World
War II analogy seems more accu-
rate Cenainly the United States
ha'l no1 seen such patriotic fervor
since then. The weapons may be
high-tech and the popular images
may come fr om color television,
rather than grainy, black-and-white
newsreels and radio voices, but
there's a definite 1940s feel about
what' going on.
The war itself notwiths.tanding,
there are many positive aspects 10
this ou rpouring o( national senti-
ment Despite its many Oaws and
problems, the United States has
heen and ic; a beacon for human-
kind. Americans have a right to
feel proud of their country .
The re 1s. however, a darker side
10 1h1s nag-waving patriotism, and
1t'l parallels, too, arc to be found
in World War II. Many of us can
remember the propaganda movies
of the 1940s that ponrayed all
Germans as cold-blooded, blond-
ha1red, blue-eyed killers, or all
Japanese as slant-eyed monsters
who tortured both U.S. soldiers
and the English language without
compunction
When World War II erupted,
American<; of German and Japa-
ne'ie descent 1mmed1a1cly became
c,uspect in the popular mind -es-
pecially the latter, who were more
1den11f1able and whose culture
~cemed more alien. California offi-
cials., led by then-state Attorney
General Earl Warren (who was
running for governor in 1942), de-
manded that Japanese-Americans
he treated as security threats.
At the time, 1n the day~ after
Pearl Harbor, there were leg1ti·
mate fears 1hat Japan might di·
rectly attack Cahfomia. But the
Bnt1 -J apanesc hystena exploded
far beyond military sccuriry, and
thou!lnnds of loyal Americans were
rounded up and packed into dis-
mal concentration camp for no
reason other than ethnic1ry.
Traces of that xenophobic act,
one of the darkest blotche on
U.S. history. arc visible in Calif-
ornia today. The state is home to
dozens of ethnic groups; Arab-
Amcncans moy not be the larges&
of them, but neither arc they 1
tiny contingent; they number in
the 1en1 ot thousnnd1. lncreasinaly.
Ar b·Amcricans arc the victims or
vandali m, threats. job diserimlna·
lion, and other kinds of mlndless
behavior.
Truth, ~meonc once observed.
i the fint ca ualty or war. If that's
ll\lc, rcuon is the second. Those
who prosecute wan, even thoee
w1th $0Und motivea, often bend the
truth and tir u.p patriotic emotion,
rationalixina that the pis of •in·
nina juatify the means. It is, how•
ever. imponant -pcrtuipl .,,.
imponant in dtit war lhaD im dal
or the palt. ind9difta Wortd War
II -thet rapect b boda tnllla
and rellOft be~,,.•
birth ot Amabn $ will carry to.nnl pw;.illll) •
polC-wat ,..,. .., ti .....
dacn aed dDI ....... Kt .._.
onbly.
Rick Talley
~11
Take it from
me, the Bills
are the best
LAS VEGAS -All the Wisc G uys here
keep tcllina me the WTona team as favored
to win the Super Bowl today.
Thc)'re tcllina me that we didn't really
set what we saw last weekend when the
Buffalo Balls disemboweled the Los An·
aelcs Raiders. S 1-3. They're sayina at was a
freaky thing which should be discounted
because (a) the Raiders didn't know how to
stand up on that slick Buffalo field, (b) thc
Bills don't play that well when they get
away from home. especially on arass. a nd
(c) thc New York Giants are the best
defensive team an the National Football
Lcaaue and will find a way 10 negate
Buffalo's no-huddle offense today.
I find all of this bothersome. inasmuch
as I have already predicted a hand)' Buffalo
victory.
This doesn·1 make me the Lone Ranger
Indeed. the wagenng public has totally·
embraced Buffalo, making the Balls 7-poant
fa vontcs 1n most belting parlors an Ne-
vada. If Buffalo wins b) more than 7 on
upcr unda). there "all be some scnous
wnngingofhands an this town because the
House will lose All of the Houses. bag.
Yet. the sman gu)s arc gleeful The)
thank the) ·re stealing. The) wall wa11 until
the final s1' hours -v.hen tht' point
sprcad on uper Bo"'I X V reach~ m
zenith, perhaps <'"t'n 71: or 8 points an
some cstabltshmcnts -before belting on
the Giants
Frankl). the game would ha"e offered
more aJamor 1fthc 4Qers and Ra1dt'rs
would rune rca hed at Or at least the 4Ckrs
and Balls The G1an1s. hov.c,er. arc not a
team to rou!te much C\C1tem('nl. C\Ct'pt
amona 1hc1r own faithful v.hach includes a
cadre ofNc" York spons wr11ers Indeed.
af one needs a reason to root for Buffalo he
need onl)' to read a Mike Lup1ca column
I can't decide y,,hal to do. Do I stand b'
m) onginal prcd1c11on -I thank 11 was ·
Buffalo 28. New York I 7 -or do I JOIO
the mass of Wisc Gu)s who 1ns1s11hc
Giants have a better team and will prOH'
II toda)? .
One fact "'c probabl~ ')houldn't forgct
Tht' NF( rcprcscntall'<' has won 1he las1
Silt uper Bo"'ls b~ the \Cores of 'Hl-16
46-10, 39-:?0. 42-10. 20-16. and SS-10
Those arc not cas) \Cores to ignore.
Y ct, the feeling persists here that the
Buffalo Balls afC' a team of deslln) -a
team and coach and a city reaching for onc
mighty day of the glory.
I believe things ltkc that. r,c Sttn 11
happen too man)' umcs to discount 11 Ju~t
as Joe Namath and the Jets were dcs11ncd
to win the 1969 uper Bo"'I. \-0 ma) be the
Buffalo Bills in 1991
The onl) difference. of course. as that in
1969 the Jets "'ere 18-point underdoas 10
the Baltimore Colts Nov. the Bills. bccau~
of their b3ck-to-back pound1ngs of the
M1am1 Dolphins and Raiders, find them·
selves favored
The Wise Guys, hqwevcr. JUSt keep
shakina their hcads and sm1hna. They
think they know different. Their power
raunas and chans indicate that the best
team as the Giants and they're w1lhn1 to
bet that way.
I'm not. I e~n't s~nd Make Lup1ca's
columns. Go Batts.
ltJd T•lley'• col•m• ·~ Ill lk ~e C..•I D•HY Pllol every 5fuHlay,
'T'HtMy °" n•nfl•y.
Seahawks pull
into 3-way tie
in Sunset race
8y Patrk:tc LMkln
OfMge eo-~ PllOt
HUNTINGTON BEAC H
Ocean Vaew took advan• of J.t free
throw attempes -makiq 24 and
1vrvivtd a shaaish petforma.nce to
bury visitint fountain Valley, 6s...M
in Suntt1 Lape boys basketball ac-
tion S.turd8y n .... t.
Tbc win mo~ the SeabaWb (6-2)
beck into a dlree-way Ediloa and
MsiM., ..tult idle Ha...._ leeda
(S-2) is a Yt ...-olf the pece. The
laronl are wmlell ia the Suntct cam-.... h .. I cypic:8I OClllli Veew ptr•
bmuct. eccanlills eo COKla Jim
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Jenuary 27. 1991
The Dally Piiot
•1 ti Mill' .... CrllJE ...... llLS1
11ca11 1
JC hoopa/82
NFL Hall of Fame/82
For the record/87
Buahi ... /88
mans k.naw wall wlla did IU It was Butler ••• 82-87
Butler's 32 points, 17 boards leads UCI to win Rigdon gives new meaning to math,
17 points, 6 assists do in the Ti~s By Joti Fergu.on
er-. eo-Delly ""°'
Ill VINE -C09Ches
have looked on selnsh
playen with d1sdaJn
since the first ball in a
peach basket, but
when 1t comes to UCI
men's basketball
coach Bill Mulhpn
and his senior center
Ricky Butler. selfish as
quite all right.
Butler had been hm·
ited to IS points in Butler
each of has past three games and was
averagina just I S.6 points an Baa West
Conference games after notching 18.7 per
non-<:onfcrencc game. He had led the team
in sconng JUSI once an the conference
season and the team was 2--6.
r
"rm takina over the pmc apin, .. Butler
said after leadin& UCI over Cal State
fullcnon Saturday. "I played well at the
bcainning of the sea.son. Then kind of
toward the mtddlc I was slacking off' and
let everybody else take over."
But Saturday n1&ht at the Bttn Events
Cente r. this newly self-proclaimed ball hoa
took 19 shots en route to scorina 32 points
and irabb1ng 17 rebounds. both career
highs. as the Anteaters broke a four~game
losing streak with a 92-87 Baa W est victory
over their Oranae County rivaJ before
2,267.
··1 told (Mulligan) I was aoina to be a
selfish guy after the New Mexico State
game (Monday)," Butler said. "I'd get the
ball. then pass at out: I wasn't aggressive.
I thought rd get everybody else involved
and I'd get mane ...
See UCl/17
By Barry Faulkner
OrMge COMC o.ly PlcM
IRVINE -When UC I basketball coach Bill Mulhpn benched guard Dylan
R1&don for d1vtding has hot attempts an half. at was with the hope that he put two
and two together and come up w11h thrtt
Rigdon answered accordangl)' Saturday night apinst '1s111ng Cal State
Fullenon. coming off the bench 10 add 17 points and six assists to the Anteaters'
92-87 victory.
Rigdon, a 6-foot-J sophomore. had frustrated Mulhgan with his willtngncss to
pass up shots since sconng 31 points an a Jan 9 victory over Fresno State. But
the Mater °'1 High product cut loose eight umes from J.poant range ap1nst the
Ta~ns. dnlhna five. 1nclud1ng four nra1ght dunng a 2111-manutc span to help tum
a 7-0 Cl defic11 into' a 19-15 lead
"I '-"ant him to shoot the ball " Mulligan said in postgamc comments ... He had
31 a.ga1nst Fresno but 1n the lour gam~ since then he ha~n·t \hot more than five
See RIGDON/17
Super Bowl XXV
It's just a llttle diversion today tram the real world
AP L-i>hC>tO ._p ~.AW'<O"OIO
Quarterback Jim Kelly has Biiis In Super Bowl showdown today. Jett Hostetler filled 1n for Phtl Simms to get Giants to Tampa
Bills, Giants play out their fantasy today in Super Bowl XXV
Bills are on a roll,
will it last today?
By John F Bonta111
AP SP<"!t W•ot••
T.\MP.\ -The challenge for lhl'
Butl.ilo Btll\ t<KJa, )...el."p on h ·t.·run·
on
The Ball\ ha'c a'cragt.•d H P'ltnt\
an 1he1r la\t \I\ game\ "o team ha'
scored that man) points an a ~uper
Bov.I and IO'>I
(1ranted 11 wall be d1ITicuh tor
Buffalo 10 pale up that man} point\
agatn\t a '-iew 'l ork Giants Jefcn~
that wa'l ranked S«ond an tht.• 'FL
during the regular season
Noncthdcs'i. the Balls offen~ ha
scored 44 and 51 points an 11s l'-"O
playoff pme\ and as pla)ing wnh
the confidence that kind of pro-
duction nunurt's
"W(''re on a roll nght nov. ·• quar·
\('rb3d. Jam Kell~ \:lad "\\>e"re pla,.
ang super at the end of the St"a\On ··
Los Angeles dcfens1' c end Hov. 1c
Long wa' 1mprt'sscd af\er thc Bill
See BILLS/17
But Persian Gulf war overshadows everything
By Dave Goldberg
AP Foolba I Wrller
T .\MP.\ -rh1\ ~5th ~uper I]
Bo>AI was suppo'Cd to make ~StJP(RBOWl
h1'llOr) an so man} wa"
The Ne" 'l or~ C11ants 100~
cafC' of one pt~ of that h1~tof)
~hen 1hc} ended the threcpeat
dream of the n Franusco 49e~ >\ v.ar
hall a world awa' ~uclchcd the saher
anniversary celebration and put the fant.as)
world of footbalrs most la" ash e'tra' a-
ganza into pcrspcctl\C
"I alwa)s thought 1t v.o uld be a bt.g deal
10 g.et to the uper Bov. I.·· said Lronard
m 1th. the strong safct> of the Buffalo Balls.
who mc<'t the Giant\ at Tampa Stadium
tod3)
"But when )'OU thank about what's goang
on an the Ptrs1an Gulf. \OU know tha1 this
as onl} a gamt ·· ·
In fact. the "'ar 1s p~nl ev~herc -
an the 24-hour saunt) at the stad1um. an
the anef'CaS('d ~unt) at the prns ccnttt.
e\en an the tele' 1s1on v1cW1n1 choices
Instead of being tuned 24 hours a day to
ESPN. all stts art now 1uned to news
shows.
• Ki<'koff at 3 l p.m . C'baa.a~I ;
.\nd on ah .. · tidd 1t"c, tU\I .inothl'r \upt.>r
Bo"I ralhl.'r 1han an h1\ton" ont.•
That'' hc.·cau<,e the Coant\ knod.t.•d oil
th(' \an f-ran...-1St.:o .iQe~ I 'i-1 \ fur thl' 'f(
champ10Mh1p last unJa, on \.1a11 .Bahr·,
42-\ard tield grul as t1mt• r.in nut That
prtH'nltd the ..iQ.cr\ from a \hot al ht'"om-
1ng the ti'°'t team 10 >A1n 1hrl'(' straight
upcr 8<'~ Is and fiH· o' c.-rall
Potcnualh hov.e\l'r 11 'Jn .ilmo\1 ideal
matchup. thl\ 'l'" '\ orl·"'c" 'I 11ri.. ~upcr
Bov.I
It match('s Buffalo. v.h1lh "-ort'd th('
most points an the league 1 ..i ~l\1 .lf,.11ns1 a
Nev. \or~ defense' that allo.,,.,C'd the ft~cs1
(211 I
It matlhcs tv.o teams that lin1'ihc.-d the
regular sca~n I J.3. second onl) to n
Franci o·~ 14-2 But the' art dra 11call\
different an upcr Boy.,I c'pcncncc -the
G1antc, haH 2:! pla)crs v.ho ha'e bttn hert'
before. the Bills ha'c none
It matches the upcr Bo.,,.,I no,·1cl'c,
against one of the NFL's oldc t franch1~ .
See XXV /17
Giants hoping to
bore Bills to death
By Tom Canavan
At' " .\ 'ft•
T \ \1 P \ -Thl" ''-"" 'l ork
< 1 .1n1' h.1,( g1lltl'n 10 the ">uper
B111.1.I ~' ,111ntz lht.• \1mplc: and the
honn~ Don t ,·\pc.•t.t that to chan&e
H~.a' iig.<lln't lhl." Rut).ilo Bill\
"un.· tht.•r(' might he.• a tc" g.tm·
m1 .. l' ltkc la'I \unda' · .. halfb:lcl
11p1111n h' Da'l \ku,c:n -\nd "ho
i.. no1.1.' t hl·rt.• m 1ght ('\en ht' some·
thing J' h11arn· .. , a t<h.lk o ptaon
J,,,,n near tht.• goal hnC' \.11am1
madt 11 1.1.nrl.. aga1n\t Buffalo
Bollom ltm· though Th<' (11ants
afl tz111ntz 111 tn run th(' ball on
otkn'Ot -.pnnllc 1n a l'Ouplt' ot shon
pass.c\ and tto dt'cp <'"en o nce 1n a
"hilc 1u~t tn keep tht Rills honest If
the' t.an do that. the' "111 control
the .. toc k :and that might go a long
v.a~ 1n \hu111n do1.1.n the Ba lls' po-
1en1 no-huddk olkn\C that ti.
ored ~5 po1nh 1n tv.o pla)off
See GIANTS/17
.
Staltan nips Parker an second hale al sudden daatll
By Howard L Handy er-. Co.t OMy ~
NEWPORT BEACH -Ron 1tllon
dcscnbcd hn S.iron ll>Pf'OllCh shot on t~
second playoff hole a .. the best shot r ve
ever hit under pressure."'
1tlton. • ~atty marrjed tounna pro
from lbc European cucuit and C ta
Mesa's Ptrry Parker st.,ed a tomd dud for
II holn to wind up in a deadlock to force
the playoft':
telton, the first-round leadef at 6-uftdtt:
per. fired an e"m·per 71 round on tut·
day. PatUt was ooc-st.ri>U bebted beli•
p.iQI the day and picked up a birdte on the
ftnt bOle to tend lht matth into a 1ce w
banlt fof the Mll 17 boki.
When the ·~ playm fiailbed l6 .... an c~ at 136 •• ~ cnlUed wwlh act. .-mns lhr fint cAua bok. On the IClCOftd.
~ .. clowft lhc midd.lt Oft b11 drive
with see... in IM arft roup. s.thon 11111 a
ft¥HrOa to dw ..... *PPi"I tow feet 10
tM art\, pi .. ..
,._ ............... 10 ... ...
ollMpuaMd__, ............. ....
ondw~-a.1.-.~--
dropped ha putt to pick up tM first place
money or $10.()()() Parker ea med $6.000
for tce0nd platt He won bert 1n 1989.
°'nnas Tnder was an the pJlery at ~
18th arttn after fintsl'un& It S..W\dtt-par,
watchan& as Stelton and Patka each
bird1~ the final hole 10 ao 6-unda. Trixkf
fina~ third at lJ7 with Joe durant banh
at t with Sam Randolph Ind Eric Woods
nnutuna ln I lie for fifth. Brad Ofter Of
HuntiftllOO IXacb -.s J..undef oa Sat•·
day to (mi.sh at 139 and UC fof lt'VCfttb llritll
OcM1a Mania and lobby ScMtfftt. .. , -at out theft tOGay wttb tM idea
that oat tboc ra.11) .... .....,.,.... nitft
art still 70 moft. Tlet'1 wt.y I --. ..
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TAMPA -Kansas City's Jan ---
Stenerud became the first pure kicker to ~
be elected to the National Football ~
• Leaaue Hall of Fame on Saturday. ---
Joinina Stcnerud in the 1991 class were Hou~
ton runnina back Earl Campbell. New EnaJand
offensive lineman John Hannah and Dallas u-
ecutive Tex Schramm. Stan Jones, a defensive
lineman with the Chicago Bears. was elected in the
senion category.
The most conspicuous absentees were Los
Anaeles Raiders owner Al Davis and BaJtimorc
Colts tight end John Mackey.
Both have been involved in
controversies with the league
_ ................. over the )'cars.
"-Davis, a finalist the last
sax )'cars, won the nght to
move has franchise from Oak·
land to Los Angeles in a bitter
battle. He also had a running feud wnh fonner
· comm1ss1oner Pete Rozelle.
Mackey. a finalist the last four years and
ehg1ble for 14 years. was involved in the early stages
of the players' union.
A group of 14 nominees was cut to six finalists
an voting Saturday morning. From that list, the four
inductees were selected.
·~ Jones was inducted 1n separate action by the
panel of l 9 JOUmahsts. At least 24 votes were
needed for 1nduct1on
The Hall of Fame now ha' I 60 members This
class wall tx· formall> inducted o n Jul} '"!.7 at the
Ha ll an ( anton. Ohio
tenerud was born in Fetsund, Norway and
attended \.1ontana tate on a sk11ng scholarship He
was drafted in the third round b} Kansas City an
1966
He pla,ed I~ ~asons. 13 oftht:m 1J.llh Kansas
Cit> V. 1th I 6~9 points. he ranks second onl > to
George Blanda an all-11me sconng His 373 career
field goal\ is a record
E'er. other lockrr 1n thr Hall of Fam<' pla)'rd
another pos111on as well.
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whh 45 lfe'Onds 10 play completed a •
J s.6 surtt lhat pve USC a 7°"'8 "'*' ,.
win over Ottaon Stace on Satwday, ----
snappina the Beaven' 17-pme home winnina
streak. Oftaon Saaae ( 11-6, 5-2) bad two ahota to tie
the pme but Teo AJjbejovic misted a 3-fOOter with
eiabt tee0nds to play and Owlet McKinney
misted an 8-foot bank shot with two leCOndt left.
USC (10-6, l·S) w11 led by Harold Miner with 23
points. Coleman had 14.
In other Pac·IO pmcs:
•Ne. l l VCLA M , 0...,.. ta: Darrick Martin
sank two free throws and had a crucial ateal 1n the
fiMl 33 seconds and Don Maclean tcored 30
points to lead UCLA (I S-4, 4-3) over Ottaon (8·9,
3-4). Tracy MurTay added 22 poinu for I.ht Bruins.
• Ca.Uforala H , No. • ArtMU 71: Billy ~her
scored 17 of his carccr-h•ah 23 points in the second
half to lead California (8-9, 4-4) to an upset victory
over Arizona (I~· S-2).
• Wadla11M H, Wa...,._ State 41: Doug
Meekins sank a pair of foul shots with four seconds
remaining to a.ive Washinaton (12-S, 3-4) the
victory over Washington State (12-S, 4-3).
In games tnvolv1ng Bia West te~ms:
• No. 1 UNL V t7, IAtd1vUJe 15: Larry Johnson
scored e1aht of has 27 points in the opening eight
minutes as Nevada-Las Vegas (IS-0) raced out to a
23-9 lead and went on to defeat Louisville (7-9).
• San Jose State tt, Loa1 Beadl State '5:
Terry Cannon scored 22 points to lead visiting San
Jose State ( 5-13. 3-6) to the victory over Long
Beach State (7-10. 3-5).
• No. U New Mulco Sa.Ce H, U&ala S&ate H :
Rewe Jordan and Tracey Ware each scored 18
points as New Me~1co State ( 15-2, 7-1) overran
Utah State (7-10. 4-4).
•Freno Slate 14, Pacific 71: Wilbert Hooker
and Tod Bernard each scored 21 points to lead
Fresno St.ate (8-1 0. J-6) over Pacific (8-10, 4-5).
CH1111•1 11111 BIClcl, 88-88
LOS ANGELES -Charles Smith's ----
fallawa> 15-foot Jumper with I J sec-•.,
ond'i left gave the Lo" .\ngeles Clappers ' ~
a 99-98 v1ctol] over the Milwaukee ----
Bucks Saturda> night at the Spons Arena.
Thr loss was the fifth straight for the Bucks.
knocking them funher out of the Central D1v1sion
racr 1ha1 they led when the losing streak staned.
The game marked the return of Clippers guard
Ron Harper. who pla)ed his first game 1n a year
after rrcoH·ring from a serious kn~ injury.
His la) up wtth 5 10 to pla) gave the Clippers
their fir~t lead of thr final quarter. 86-85. and his
thrcr-point play tied the score 93-93 wnh 1:45 lt'ft.
Beck• wins Alltrall11 Ollln
Bons Becker grabbed his first .\us-
trahan Open 111((' and le~pcd to No I • •
for the first 11me in has carrcr as he ,,,,----O'ercame back 'ipasms to beat Ivan
Lend I "11h a di\ 1ng. rolling nel attack. Bcckrr shied
awa> from the nrt 1n the opening ~t while troubled
b> h1!. back. but after a qua ck massage and somr
'itret ches m1dwa> through the second set he roared
back to ~at the two-tame defending champion. 1-6
6-4. 6-4. 6·-'. today
In other spons news Saturda)'
•Nola n Henke bird1rd three of the final four
holes for a 5-under-par 66 and a four-stroke lead
ovrr Rohen Wrenn after the third round of the
frost-plagued Phoenix Open an Scottsdale. AnL.
•Lee Trc ,1 no was the bag wanner over the first
nant• hole.-. at the Senior Skins Game an Kohala
< oac;1. lla"a11. '>inking a 15-foot b1rd1e putt on thr
.-.cH·nth hole. and wtth carryovers from five
pn:.'' 1ouc; hole'\ won SI' skins and S 100.000.
• Rohbll' ~ccn of ( ahforn1a ki cked a 24-yard
field goal "•th 2 17 remaining and the Wrst
drfeatrd lh<' f a'il 14-21. 1n 1hr 66th annual East-
v. C.-'>t <\hnnl' &ame at Stanford
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Rustlers shove Boes' n t,o the ftoor
for fifth ~tralght time in series, 89-68
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HUNTINOTON BEACH -
Emotions ran biab for Ooktcn Wes&
Collett SatUR!a)' nip& wbile Ora.
~st played only 1n a commouon
mode tn the flrst half.
"This (communi(y collqe) level
of b.ske&bell is such an up and down
level," Ooldcn Wes& Coach Jim
Orttnfield said. "You never know
which team is Soift& lO show Ul).''
Talcina advantqe of inept OCC
sbootinJ, the host Ru.stlen snapped
their four-came Oranae Empire
Conference losing strak with an
83-63 win over their intra-district
rivals -a team they've beaten five
c.onsecutive umes since January,
1989.
"We haven't been shooting very
good, but that's the worst of worsts,"
OCC Coach Tandy Gillis said of his
team's 19 percent (8 of 42) shootin&
' from the field in the first half as the
Rustlers built a comfortable 43-22
intennission lead.
"We can't beat a damn arade
school team shooting hke that."
GWC, 11-14 overall and J-4 in ttte
Orall9e Empitt Conlerrice. tllCed to
a 27-l2 ae.ct witb 9:19 mnainina ia
the ftnt half after Ilic Van Scoyoc
netted a 3-pointer to cap a 19-3 spun.
Tbe Rust.Jen, who lhol 48.S per·
cent (17 of3S) from the noor durina
the fint 20 minutes while commit·
tina only three turnovers, beefed the
mar1m to 41 -20 with 1:21 to ao after
an M>run.
Van Scoroc. who 1COred a team· h.i&h 17 potnts, drilled a jumper to
btat the first-half bun.er from the
top of the key to Jive the Rustlers
their 21-point halftime bulae.
.. We played with some emotion
toni&ht for the first time in quite a
while," said G?Unfield, whose club
had four players in double fiaures.
..When we aot behind durina that
four.pme skid, we'd just say, 'Oh.
wtll.'
"But the last three or four days,
we've had good practices. After last
Saturday (a 101-70 loss to Saddlc-
back), we were so flat it was scary ...
OCC freshman award Agustfo
Heredia poured in a pme-haah 18
points, includina a S of 6 effort from
the field in the second half, and
Orange Coast Area briefs
MiChael Wtnilaff'puUed down nine
rebounds for w Pinna, but Oruee
Cout -which feU '° 1 l·ll and 2·' in conftttnce -dropped out of this
one eatly. Before S.tutday. the lal1 five
meetinas beaween ~ and. owe
had been decided by nine potntl or
less.
Tom Dever, Scott Campbell and
Jason Vaughan each teored 16
poiJ\ts for the Rusden. while
Vaughan (nine rebounds), Campbell
(eiaht) and freshman Darren £nut
(e1sht) flexed the.it muJclet under-
neath.
OCCs Brian Spratt, a 6-foot-6 sophomo~ who's counted UJ>'.Oft
heavily down low. fouled ~ut Wlth
5:43 left in the pme. He picked up
his third foul when only 8:S9 re-
mained in the first half and OWCup
by 15 (27-12).
Rcscrve auard Mike Curtis had
the hottest hand for OCC in the
second half when the Pirates
outscored the hosts. 41-40. u he
connected on all three of his field
J031 attempts and grabbed five re-
bounds.
Fountain Vall1111r11 win at 11uzz1r
Michelle Krav1k's put-back basket ----
at the buzzer lifted the Fountain Valley • _,
girls basketball team to a 55-54 victory ' ~
over Ocean View an a Sunset League ----
game on the wtnner's coun Saturday rught.
The Barons. who led by eight points at half-
time. saw the advantage melt in the second half.
The Scahawks (I J -9, 4-4) caught and passed Foun·
taan Valley ( 14-8. 6-2) in the founh quarter. taking
a 54-53 lead on a basket with 13 seconds rema1nmg
an the game
After c.alhng 11meou1. Fountain Valley took a
~hot from outside which missed. but Krav1k was an
the right place for the rebound and put 1t an as thr
horn sounded.
K.rav1k was the game's top scorer with 18
points. wh11t' Chnsuna Coleman added 15 and
Shanna Walson I 0 for tht Barons. Ocean V1rw was
paced b) N1kk1 V1v1on with 15 points and Knsten
Mr\luske> wtth I I.
In college women's action.
• UNLV 80, UCJ U : Yvonne Catala scored 20
points. Jenn)' Lee 17 and Kathy Lizarraga 16 as the
..\ntrate~ battled the I 2th·rankcd Lady Rebels
mo~t of thr wa) before bowtng at the Thomas &
Mack ( entrr haron Hargove scored 16 to pace
UNLV
• UC Su Dteao s•. SoCaJ Collece ll: The
Vanguards managed onl)' 26 percent from the noor
( 17 of 65) and 25 percen.t from thr free throw hne
t3 of 12) in dropping the non<onfcrrnce gamr at
home
Down 25-19 at halflamr. sec battled back
within two at 33-J I with I 0: 17 remaining before
UC San Diego went on a 9-0 run to go up 42-J I
and coasted home
Can Young had a game-tugh 20 points and 13
rebounds for San Diego. SCC (I(). I I) was paced by
Knsten Bevis wt th 13 points and Lori HaU1day with
11 points and right rebounds.
In a latr high school bo)'S ba.sketbaJI game
pla)'ed Fnda)'
•St. Mtcllael's Prep 10, Cal Llt&Jteru 51: Brad
Pluck.ban hat a J-po1nter with 11 seconds lef\ to cut
the lead to two and Matt Beyersdorf rebounded a
missed shot w11h threr seconds lef\ and was fou1ed
while shooting to get a chanc.c at the tie.
But the \Ccond frer throw missed. dropping the
host C-Hawks ro 2-3 an Ac.ademy League play.
Beyersdorf led the hosts with 21 points. whik
Pluckhan added 21 .
MlllPClll 11111 6-0 llCC• wll
SANT.\ ANA -The Matrr Dea ----
High boys soccrr team dominated Ser· rrr-~
v1tr. 5-0. 1n an Angelus Lt'ague match ----
on the Monarchs' fit'ld
Matrr 1X1 rompt"d ~hind two goals b> Stevr
Matrrpaolo and strong "i('(ond-half goaltendmg of
8111 Walker Cfi'<' sa'es)
Trc,or lc l e'i. R J Kelle) and C'hns Campbell
also scored fo r 1he Monarchs who improved to
14-4-1 O\t'rall. 3-1 ·I an kague
-By ~ ~ly Piiot
Gretzky scores three goals on birthday
By Bernie Wilson
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INGLEWOOO·· I -Wa )nt'
Grellk) l'e l ·
rbratrd hi\ 30th
b1nhda) "Ith three goals and two
assists ~turda ) night and the Los
.\ngelt's King'i ~al the Vancouver
\anucl s. 5-4 at the Forum to
sweep a homC'-and-home scnes.
Grrllh o;cored his 30th, 31st and
3'"!.nd goals a~ he padded has run-
awa) \/H L sconng lead 10 98 points
wath ht'> fi,c-poan t night The
clo~~t pur~uer 1s Pittsburgh's John
( ullcn with 81 points
Grellk) notr ht'd has 48th carrcr
hat tnck -g1 \mg lht' Kings an
NHL-leading"' this ~ason -and
"'ored fhe or morr points an a
gamr for the 89th time. Tomas
Sandstrom. the right wing on
Gretzky's line. helped set up all
three of Grrtlk) 's goals and fin-
ished with four assists
The Kings. who beat thr
Canucks. 5-1. Fnda> night 1n Van-
couver. opened a Sl'-po1n1 lead 1n
the Smythr Oi v1s1on over (algal].
which lost. 5-'"!.. at Boston Grellk>
scored his 29th goal Fnda> night.
\3vtng his 30th for the homr crowd
Hr needrd onl) I 2 seconds to get
1t. after wanning the opening
faceoff. Left "in& Ton) (minato
controlled thr puck ~hind the
VancOU\('r net and nipped II out
front
Gretzk)'. skating an at an angle.
whacked a onr-handed backhander
that caught Canucks goahr Kirk
Mclt'an off guard and the puck
1'1ckled across the goal lane
Grctzk)' scored has 3151 aoal dur-
ing a scramble 1n front of thr
Canucks' net 68 seconds mto the
scrond pcnod for a 3-0 lead.
His third goal was the most am-
pre'\Sl\t'.
Grc11k> took a pass from Sand-
strom. drew McLean out of the
crt'asc. skated around the back of
1he goal and. before McLean could
r<'co' er. fired 1nto an open net fo r
a 5-'"!. lead I: 19 into the third.
In bctwe'C'n his first two goals,
Grct1k> set up defrnscman teve
Duchrsne·s 14th goal dunna a
powrr pla 1th 2· I ·Heft in the first
pcnod Grrllk> passed the puck
from the top of the left faccofT circle
to Duchesne. who blasted a bullseye
from thr left pomt
Vancouver. which has the
leaaue's fourth-worst po~cr pla).
pulled to 3-1 on Trevof"ZL1nden·~
team-leadtng '"!.3rd aoal while hold-
ing a man advantage 4:4 I into the
~ond penod.
Gretzky set up Granato's 17th
goal seven minutes later to rcston-
the threc-aoal lead.
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Prime Time-
ABC super when it comes to filling that post-bowl spot
By Aobef1 Blenco aa.-........... ~
When it comes to fillina that
primo pott-Super Bo-I lime slot.
nobody beats ABC.
At 7:30 p.m.. PST -aft.er the
Super Bowl Sunday early services.
the Super Bowl parade, the pre-pre.
game. the ~me. the fmt-haJf.
game. the haJftime cxtravapnza.
the post-halftime analysis. the sec-
ond-half-same, the post-pme, the
post-post-same. ind the 1992 Super
Bowl preview -ABC Wlll give )OU
a sneak preview of us promisina
new sitcom "Divis Ruks.''
The show, which SW'I Randy
Quaid and Jonathan Winttts. au1
another episode 1n its rqular time
slot Tuesday 11 8:30 p.m. PST.
The networks love to u1e the
post-pme time slot tc lauch a
stTies. and their lack of succtu at
doing so hasn't dimmed their
fervor. So far, this Bowl-rollover
effect has only worked tW'lce: in
1983. with NBcs "The A-Team."
and an 1988. when ABC pve the
spot some class with "The Wonder
Years."
In acncral, though. the post-Bowl
slot has been ustd so pootl), you've
almost been sorry to see the post·
game show end. The last two shows
have been gruesome: NBC's
"Brotherhood of the Rose" and
CBS's "Grand l1m."
To be fair. ABC has made m is.-
takes of its own. But at least ABC
appears to have learned its lesson,
giving us first "The Wonder Years"
and now "Davis Rules." ··0av11" is
no "Wonder." but its closer to a hit
than "Grand Slam."
··0av1s" casts Quatd as 0..1ght
Davis. a wtdov.ed high school pnn-
c1pal trymg to raise th~ sons and
one shell-shocked father (Wioten).
Televi ion beina juJl a tad PfCdact·
1ble. you upect lou of ho~fuU
of-men Jokes.. and you get them.
Ifs hard to judge a sitcom from
one episode, particularly an episode
that plays hke 1 senes of discon-
nected sctnes. as 1f the scnpt .,~
parceled out piecemeal to a com-
mittee of wntcrs. Ltke many sit-
coms. "Davis Rules" has a spilt
personality -half likes place at
home, half takes place It work -
and at the moment, only the home-
front is working. Ifs never bad. but
it's never quite as good as )OU hope.
till. any show swnna Quaid
dncrves I chance lO SCt ~tt.cr.
Quaid 1s an unconvenuonaJ and
unconvent1onaJI} welcome leacbng
man -a fine actor W1th sitcom stat
presence. His scenes WJth his oldest
son (a resular ktd. in contra 1 to the
nerds and teeny-bop sex fiends nor-
mally found on TV) a~ the show's
best moments
Most of the promo attention.
ho~ver. has focused on Winters. a
man for ¥rhom the icrm "un·
conventional" could ha\le bttn
coined Winters isn't an eas~ fit for
a s1twm. even one th.at 1s w1lhn& to
JIVC him some frtt~roam1nt lpect
for his comic n1pu or ftuliey.
Underneath the aoofy exlenCI.
the~ 1s something untettJ1nt aboul
Winters that v.nrs apin I the f'od.
&ood sitcom norm.
"Davis Rules" comes from
Caney-Werner productions, tbc
folks who produced TVt lui two
big hits. '"Cosb)" and "ROIC'8nne:·
The) 've also producrd ''Cb.c~en
Soup" and "Grand," wbacb Just
goes to shov.-that no amoun• of
blckstqe talent IS a gua.raJUCC Of
TV success
For that matter nc1tbcr is any
ume slot -not c"en a uper one.
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Sharon Gless and her newest alter-ego, Rosie O'Neill •,
I •• ·l
.I .: By U,atne Lee
Set1pCle Howwd ...... 6eMce
HOLL YWOOO -Rosie O'Neill
got straight As in school. She wasn't
out the~ chanting for flower power
with the mt of the Aquanans.
"The '60s passed her by," Sharon
Glcss sighs, as if she v.e~ talking
about hervlf instead of her latest
alter~o from .. The Tnals of Rosie
O'Neill" on CBS.
It's hard to tell whe~ Rosie
O'Neill ends and haron Glcss ~
gms. But that has alwa)s ~n the
lllW
t1/1rlslan
film
Mark Harmon and Mimi
Rogers, along with Cliff
OeYoung, not seen, star In
"Fourth Story," to be seen on
Showtlme Wednelday at 10
p.m. The contemporary thrtUet
pita a private lnveltigator and
his el6ent, a woman In aearch
of her missing husband,
against a stnlster killer. The
film premiered on the eabfe
tetevtston station earlier In the
month.
problem wtth characters portrayed
by the blonde actress.
There wasn't a precinct in the
land that doubted her as the am-
b1t1ous cop Chns Cagney dunng her
six years on "Cagney & Lacey."
.\nd 1f she has her way, attorney
Rosie O'Neill will earn her 20-)car
pan with the gu)'s down at the
puhhc defenders' office.
"Cagnc) & Lace)•" ended two
)can ago. 'T "c grown up a lot in
those tv.o )Cars." Glcss sa)s.
pushing up the slttves of her new
swt'atcr-<irns (she ordered 11 from a
catalot) 10 he-r clbov.s as she leaned
back on the couch
It m1aht ~ murk) waters to swtm
into your second hour-Iona drama
show. cspcciall) 1f )Our boss 1s not
only the show's executive producer
(who also finances the show) but
)Our full-time sv.ttthcart.
Gless and Bame) Rosenzweig
had a tempestuous rclat1onsh1p
when he was producing "Cagney &.
Lacey." She would often complain
about the scnpts. lobby out loud
apinst late·niaht hoouna and -
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at one point -even orchestrated a
histnonic exit scene that left her
lodged in the bathroom of her
trailer with a resolute Rose~1g
waiting 1mpat1rntl) outside
So when she went to him this
time wtth a proposal to produce her
ncltt drama. he said no
"He said he didn't want to &O
through the de' clopment It was
too painful It took him seven )cars
to get 'Cagne) & Lace)• on the air
and 1t was canceled twtce ..
The second reason Rosenz..,..e1g
was reluctant "'as tha1 he didn't
think their personal relauonsh1p
could su,., 1\ e the professional one
"He said. ·on ·Cagney & Lace)·
I was dadd~ to )OU and T~ne
(Daly ) I took care of ~ou cver)da)
But then I could go home and tell
m)' wtfe how fat \OU looked in the
da1l1es I don't "'ant to pla) dadd)
24 hours a da' ...
Gl"s dug in.her heels. "Ok." sbe
said. "I'll tale 11 10 somebod) cl~ ..
Rcxen1wt'1g rt'lented and the two
of tht'm ha' t' an enurel) dllTerent
rclat1onsh1p no" Thc:ir personal
lialSon llegan after ··cagne) &
Monday NICht Owl
Lace}.. ended RoscnTwe1g split
from his ¥r1fe .\nd qwctJy Gles.s
acknowledg" that for the first
time. she kno..,..s she has the nght
person 1n ht'r life
··1 I.no" no" that )OU can't go an
and tell the man )OU have no
rcla11onsh1p ..,..1th that )OU hate this
SC"npl and -1ust fh 1t I ha'e to be
a little adult about It T)ne (Y..ho
pla)ed Lace) to her Cagne)) was
al"'a~s \Cr) good about say1n1 what
was wrong I "'as never ver) good
The:-'d gl\ e me a Scotch and run a
tape rrcorder and e"entuall) it'd
come out Becau~ I funcuon onl}
from here ·· she sa)'s. touching her
heart
··1 lrno\o\ "'hat 1 feel E'entuall)
from the tape rttorder tA-Ould come
.tll these teclings. and the) 'd be-
come pan of the scnpt ..
There ha' e been other changes
she sa)s Shl' ha' stopped dnnking.
She 1s cautious about when and
whe~ she d1\Cus~s business he
sa's shr hasn't mamed R0St'nrv.e1g
"becau\t' I don·1 "ant to ruin a
good thing ..
Though Gk<o~. .i... is ~1ra1ght·
forward and unpret<nt1ou~ 1hc gel\
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nervous talk.ma about her personal l• • " •• hfe Ma~be pan of th.at reucence
romes from her ~•Iver spoon up. ,:
bnng1ng. . :
h<' 1s a fifth gcncnuon Cali-1;
fom1an who ircw up 10 LA:s ven-•
crable Hancock Park area.. She ·•
spent her four )tars of b1gb school •!
at a Dominican con .. cnt boatdins
school and attended a Jeswt unaver-
Sll}
he ne'er was 1s well behaved as
Rosie O'Neill. who massed the '60s.
.. , did the thmis l tA-&S supposed to ;•
do " she saH .. But I was always tn
trouble and· I c'cntuaJl) got thrown
out of college "
She "as ~5 befo~ she entertatned j.
the idea of becoming an actress..
"That \o\as a dream that I JUSt set
as1dr ·· she ~\5 "It wa something
that other piopk do M) fam1.l}
g~ to the theater The) don't get ,
on stage and make spect.tcles of
themst'h~ ..
hentuall)', though. she enrolled
in drama class and wa.s spotted at a
w urk~hop b~ a represent.all' e of '
l ni .. <"rsal . tud10 who s1ined her •
10 a 10-,car lOntract .\nd G lcss has
httn m·ak1ng a spccucle of herself
e'er ~mcc
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"'"et'k's AF( champ1onsh1p
.. If the} pla> hke they did toda}.
there's nobody going to beat them
Plain and simple ... Long s.a1d.
On offcn~. eitpect the Bills 10
continue employing the no-huddle
offense. wtth Kdl> staying 1n the
~hotgun except 1n ,hon-yardage
s1tuat1ons
The pressure will he on left of-
fem.1 "e tacllc Will Wolford 10 lccp
aggressive Giants linebacker La"·
rt'n« Ta~lor awa) from Kell) The
Bills might keep fullbad Jamie
Mueller in 10 help out. but most of
the burden "'II fall on Wolford. a
Pro Bowl pick for the first lime th1\
GIANTS
From 81
games
"I don't think "'"C can "In a
shootout game with Buffalo,"
Giants coach Bill Parcells said. "We
can win a methodical game. If we
can pla) our St)le and keep them
from pla)'ing theirs. then wt have a
&ood shot."
If they don't. there probabl) will
be cclebrat1n1 in Buffalo
New York did have success run-
ning the ball against the Bills 1n their
first met'ttna. The Giants ran for 15 7
XIV
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1 team that routed Denver 39.20 1n
thtS pme four yean qo. That same
sea.son BufTalo firusbed 4-12 follow-
ina two 2-14 seasons.
"The New York Giants have been
in the hmeliaht all this time,·· says
Bni<:e mith. "We want to aie• Buf·
fllo into at. In Cact. I wish we wete
pllyin1 San Francitc0 so we could
be the ones to knock them on:"
The Bills. who beat lhe Gianu
17·13 at Oianu Stadium five weeks
qo. ate favored by ntarly • touch·
down to end 1 ~year run of tctones
~ NFC teams. AU have been one-
11ded eJtcept for: San Francilco·1
20-16 win over Cincinnati two yan
\Cason
The Bills "Ill ti) to l cep Ta)lor
ho nest b) running Thurman
Thomas bct\\ccn the tackles -\
fa,onte pla) this snson has seen the
Bills pull th<' Ulcklc and guard 3nd
ha\C Thomas follow behind
Sc' era I of the Bills' recent oppo-
nents ha'e tned to cover Thomas.
"-ho often lines up in the slot. with a
hnebackcr or ~fety The G1anu. will
learn from tho~ teams' m1su1kes
and co"er Thomas with som<"one
faster
If that happens. speed) ttght <"nd
Keith McKeller. "'"ho also can line
up o utside. could haH 11 big da)
Wide rccel\cn ndrc Rct'd and
Jame-\ Lofton have bttn effcctt"e 1n
quick. slanting pass patters. but the
(,1ants v.111 tr) to disrupt 1hosc pla)'s
~ ards on 4:! ca mes. but most of that
came from rool1e Rodne)
Hampton. "ho earned :!I t1mc-s for
105 \ards.
Hampton brolc his lea 1n the
NFC semifinal and 1s out out ac11 on.
That seemingly lea' cs Ottis
'\ndcrson and Dave Mcueu to
carry tht' load against the NFL's
15th ranked running dcfcnS( (I 13
yards per game).
Mcagett and Anderson have got-
ten the most work in recent weeks.
and they combined for 103 yards
against the 49crs last week. Meggett
has speed to the outside and is
ago.
The last AFC team to be favored
was Denver three years qo and the
Broncos lost to Wuluncu>n 42-10.
But that was Denver, which lost
thrtt oftbe last four Super Bowls by
an aarepte tcOtt of 147....0, includ-
ina • SS-10 rout by San Francuco
last year.
Instead. Buffalo as 1 tam on the
kind of playoff run that has bttn
c:harKtttistic of recent Nf1.. cbam·
pions -the I 98S Bean. the 1986
Giants,. last year's 49tn. In lbcit two
playoff pmes. they have uKd their
no-huddle otrcn. to run up 9S
points. indudina 1 s 1-J pou.ndina of
the Los Antcln Raiden to win the
AFC&i~.
They bave made a name for lbem·
b) Jamming the hne of scnmmage
On defenS(. the Bills arc an11c1-
paung that Nev. York will tr) to
establish the run Comcrbacks Nate
Odom~ and K1rb) Jackson ha"c
pla)C'd an aggr~s1"e bump-and-run
st)lc all season. "h1ch could cause
problems for smallish wide rcce1"ers
Marl Ingram and Stephen Baker
Ottis Andc~n doesn't have the
speed to cons1!>tentl) run ou1s1dc
an\ more. v.h1ch means the Bills'
prlnt3f) run-stuffers 1ns1de
llnebal ke~ lihanc: Conlan and Ra'
Bentle) -should be bus) ·
That "111 probabl) be the le) for
the Bills The Giants. v.ho can't
afford to get into a scoring duel "tth
Buffalo v.111 run to chew up )ards
and time and the Bills ha"e bttn
shak) against the run in the past
effect1\C o ut of the backfield as a
rc<'t'1vcr .\ndenon 1s a power run-
ner \ccond-~car pro Lewis Tillman
also might play He stancd again~t
the Bills in ~ember and had 6
)ards in :! cames.
Parcells has changC'd his otTen~ to
accommodate quanerback Jeff
Hostetler. "ho took over for tht less
mobile Phil 1mms af\cr the Simms
was hurt against the Bills.
"\\-c'rc doing more ~nmetcr
t)pt passing.. doing more play action
and that t) pc of thing... Parcells
Yid
selves wnh a no-huddle offen.sc
directed b)" Jim Kelly and fcatunna
Thurman Thomas. the leque's scc-
ond-leadtn, rusher. and ~1vcn
Andre Rttd and James Lofton. Lof-
ton. third all-ume an retttvtna yards
and s1•th 1n~on. has been ttjuvenatcd at 34 n the mo.., belt
after be1n1 re by the Ra.Iden.
But the Bill built around
defense. pen1cularty Brucic math.
whOtC 19 sacks made tum ddensive
player of the year. and throe Pro
&owl linet.cktta -Ol.rryl Talky,
Cornelius Bcnne1t and Shane Coo-lin. They've bttft dominant since 1
3().7 loss to Miami in the tceond
pmc of the year that the team
coniidcn a wakeup call tbal PQt co
Mt the .. Btctmna Bdls •• &abd .
• Ff0m81
hdef Uo bad I refrabtt COWle
Oft bit ~-ort with hit («ma
COllCh at ~n View Hjp, Jim
Harris.
... wnt t.ct to COICh Harris
CS.tunlaf) ud wortcd with him." Butler laid. .. He wor'ka WOGdim. He
worked with me on the budine
drop J1e1>, and I ulCd that a lot
toniaht. f.attier. I was &ans up (to
the deknder), but now l drop down
and lay 1t in."
The 32 _points ccliPIC(S bu career
hish of lO tet apiost Siena at the
Great Alalb Shootout in Novem·
bcr, when he also took 1 career b..p
22 shots, but those tola.11 were
rachtd in a pme wttb 1 helter·
skelter PICC that resulted in I
I 19.10 defeat The Anteaters have
slowed the tempo 1n coofetencc.
Considerina Butler tuts S4 percent
of hiJ shots, third beil 10 the Bia
West Conference, the new approach
couldn't be welcomed more by
Mutlipn.
.. He 111d he was 1oan1 to be a very
selfish ptarer, and that's fine with
me. .. Mulhpn said. "I want him to
take it to the hole a httJe more, and
he'll have the same situation (a
smaller opposina defense) Thunday
when we face Fresno."
The win hf\ed UCI to l-6 10 the
Bi& West and 8-13 overall. but most
RIGDON
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times in a game. except possibly at
Las VcpJ. You can only tell players
you want them to shoot so many
tunes. before you ha vc to do somc--
thing to shake them up. I think he
got the message "
Rigdo n said has decreasma field
aoal attempts "-Crc a result of in·
creased defens1\ e pressure. but he
knew where Mulligan was coming
from.
.. Ap1nst nta Barbara (when be
was held to six points. Jan 19) and
New Mexico State (shutout., Jan. 21)
I had JU,t been loolung to pass.
because I felt I was well-guarded. I
comt from a structured system
(Mater De1). where you look for the
best shot and the open man. But
Coach Mulligan wants me to shoot.
regardless That's what I did tonight.
I Just caught 1t and shot 1t."
Rigdon watched the first 4· 15
from the bench. as the Anteate'°' hit
just one of their first four shots and
comm1ttC'd 'IC\Cn tumo~ers 1n their
first 10 possessions
He tncd a l-pointer upon enter-
ing. but missed Though under
pressure to ~rform. he said 1he
earl} m1 fire did not affect his con-
fidence
"I "-lntC'd to pro\C a point to
Coach Mulligan:· R1adon e,.
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importantly it snapped• th&stratina
los1na streak and saw t.be Anteaters
come th.roust-in a tiabt pme. Two
o( the four recent los.tes were uaht sames.
"Maybe wt made that step to
beina oonsutcnt and playina bard
and winnin1 the close ones., .. Butler
said.
Backang Butler was Dylan
R1&don, who came off the bench (or
only the second \tme all season -u
the result of MuJhpn's bcnchina for
bis reluctance to shoot -and re-
sponded with four 3-pot.nten 10 a
span of 2 minutes, 37 seconds. That
elevated UCI from a 13-l deficn to 1
19-1 5 lead with 11 : 11 lefl.
plained. "In h1&h school, I always
told my coaches 11 was a bt& deal if I
didn't hit my fint shot. becaUJC I
didn't know If rd be effective if I
missed. But I think I've srown out of
that here. I JUSt deadcd to keep
finni."
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four 3-pointers m a row dunn4 the
o\nteatcrs' 19-2 run. He also assisted
on tv.o buckets dunna the run and
pulled down a rebound for aood
measure.
.. , tbmk R1adon hkes comana off
the bench." Mulhpn sa1d, address-
ing Rigdon's future ... We'U bavt to
Stt what hap~n.s.."
Rigdon. who y,.ound up playan1 33
mtnu~. second only to 5en1or
starters Jeff Herdman and Rick}
Butler. helped e~ the 1ns1de press-
ure on Butler. who banFCS has way
to a career-high 32 potnts in the
pamt. He abo picked up the slack
for Herdman. who sank just I of 8
from behind the 3-po1nt ransc. 5 of
14 from the field.
"We tned to help on Ricky (dc--
fens1vcl)'). but we didn't want to
leave Herdman or Rigdon open on
the penmeter," Fullenon Coach
John Sneed said
"lt looked hke l)le whole Iraqi
l\rmy was saggin1 on Rtck} for a
"h1le." Mulhpn said. "But Rtadon
came in and ht 1t up in the fint half.
which helped ..
SUNSET
From 81
cspeetally 1n the first half. .. Hams
said .. We let them diet.ate the tempo
1n the first tv.o penods and that's
bttn happenma to us lattl)'. Wt'rc
stall 1ncons1s1enL
.. Sull, wt'rc tied for first ...
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Scahawks took a 24-13 balfume lead
and v.crc 11dC'd by the Barons'
dreadful S«Ond quarter Fountain
Valle) made JUSt tv.o of 12 anempu
and scort'd JUSt fi, e points For the
half. the Barons "'ere 5 of 20 from
th<' field
Ocean v 1ew WU 5 of w from the
field as v.ell 1n the first rwo quarters..
but made 14 of I frtt throws.
"\\.e ha\C to att the 1ntcns1t)' lc\-el
up." Hams said. "We ihould be
read~ to pla}. but we haven't been.
We're not pla}1n1 t~tbc-r
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Newport firm helps
repair Olive Crest
Or.-.geC°'"Y
Thumbs up to Prethy •f
S..&Mn CaW..a. in Newpon
Beach for their ~nt effons in
prrformirig repair work at the Olive
Crest Home for abused and nealcet·
cd children. The firm tumed its
attention away from new-home
construction during the recent hol-
idays to perform this much nttdcd
scrv1ct ...
Hurta,._ Bea~ t'Mmber of
Commerce sends word that
response to its 1990 edition of the
Huntington Beach Membership 01-
rectof) and Buyers Guide was
outstanding, and they arc hard at
work putting together an equally
1mpress1ve guide for 1991. ..
Dee Renfro. managing panner of
fa} & Renfro Insurance Brokers
announed recently that the firm has
mo' ed from lls old headquaners on
Coast Highway to the new 81ncher
Building. 4667 MacAnhur Blvd.
The ne" locauon 1s larger and will
put the brokers 1n closer pro>.1mll}
1n the John Wayne Airpon business
dmnct
(),er 1n Nl·wpon Beach. Marcus
& M1ll1chap announced that Carl
H Rcsnhan. ~n1or investment real
e..,tatc bruf...cr. has been named as
thl' rirm '<, top national salesper-.on
lor l'Nll Re1nhan. who ll\es an
In inl' ha~ been v.1th the firm since
llJ~n
I rnm Huntington Beach v.e get
"ord that Frank J. Ford ha~ Ocl'n
naml·J 'arc pres1dl·nt of the bu\1-
0l''>' and prok'>\1onal banking
grnur tor Libert~ :"lat1onal Bank
I orJ "ho JOinl·J I 1ben~ Na111mal
1n \Ian h ol 1490 pre' 10u'I'
\\llrl.l•d lor 12 \CJr\ at \11t'iu1
\IJnulal turt•r, Ban~
h1unta1n \ alln-ha\Cd 1.on1rav
tor'> Prizio & Prizio rt•tcnth an-
nountcd the 1.ompk11nn ul um-
.,tru1.1aon lur Jn 1mpfn\1.'ml'Ol prn-
ll'lt lor ( 1n·a1 V. l''>tl·rn ( arPt"t
( u'>h1on Pr1110 C.. Pn1111 1' al\n
nt•<1r1ng u1mrk·11on 111 ant11ha 1m-
p10\l'mcn1 Pfllll'l t lur ( annon ln-
lt1rma11t111 ~"11.•m, lnl
Tony Dodero
for the U 0 o 11 can perform for
l .S. ~"icemen 10 the Persian
Gulf ...
Newpon Beach-based GrHt
Balld.lag Compaay Gaeral C.,.
tracton has t>caun construction of
a new E-Z Lube specialty center in
Upland. Since its founding in 1983,
Grant Building Company General
Contractors has built more than
S30 million wonh of retail centers
in Southern Caltfomia ....
I aguna Beach resident Mi~bael
p 8. McGarey recent I~ landed the JOb
11f manag1 ng d1rc1. tor and panner at
the '\e" port S<:ach office of pefl!
\an '\l''iS Prior to "orktng at Sper-
n \an '\es<.. McGarc> worked at
\tJrcu' .rnd M1lhchap. where he
"a°' naml'd Rookie of thl' Year 10
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I he.' :--..1.'" rort Beach rublu: rela-
tlOn., lirm of Hila!) Ka>e & .\s-
\01.1atl'' announced the rt'ccnt ad-
J1111>n ol t"u m·w ~tafT members.
Gretchen Dixon ha\ OC\'n hired a5
an all·ount C\l'l Ull\ c and Ted Frau-
d co ha'> tx·t•n appointed account
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92626.
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They don't conu: any {iMr than Stan-Shaw."
Despite hard times,
·Don Sols by, PretJck.nt
Amrric8n lnttnatc Bank
f?t41 542-5811
there's a glut of cash
FORECLOSU RE ........ ,,
Newport Securities Corporation
31S1 Airway A venue. Suite H-I
Costa Mesa. California 92626
Stocks Below Liquidation Value
CUrTent political an4 economic uncertamtiee have had an
unprecedented effect on the value• of Orange County'1
public companiee. Newport Securitiea C«p., a recopised
expert on Ora,,.e County'• public companiee f'w more
than ten yeara, baa compiled a liat of Orange County
1tocu lradln1 wlow liquidation and boolt "°''". We
believe theae 1ecuritie1 offeT esceJlent inve1tment
opportunitiee. For more information, pleaae call·
Jeffrey L. Kilpatrick, President
(714) 957-1081
Sophisticated Investment Strategies for
Today's Dynamic Markets
If )'OU .ire a horrower of money,
you prohahly neve r noticed; but 1f
you arc a 'aver. where did all the
intcrc't go? I ju 1 checked the
mone) mar~et rate on tax free
monc) fund<. and was amazed 10
'ee that you can no longer earn a'
mu'h a\ 5 percent. US. TreaSUI)
h11l' arc paying barely over 6 per-
cent What happened?
1 he fact 1s that the re is so much
money around that institutions just
Mcn 't interc<,tcd in borrowing any
more Sound'i strange that in a
time of economic recession there
" a glut of cash. Part of the reason
1~ that hanker'i have been so badly
hurt tty recent l(1an losses that they
are reluctant to lend money to
near!) any one The fear of further
credit losses has made them very
cau tious ahout their customers
credit wort htne'i'i.
Alan Greenspan and the Feder-
al Re serve Board are adding li-
quidity to the banking system in
the hopes of stimulating the econ-
omy. They have reduced their
member bank'i reserve require-
ments, thereby grvtng the bank'i
more cash 10 lend and they have
reduced the cmt of money to their
hank borrowers by reducing both
the federal funds rate and the dis-
count rate. But the banks don't
seem even interested.
And. yet. Citicorp, the holding
LAW SCHOOL
INFORMATION SEMINAR
Tuesday, February 5, 1991 • 7:00 pm • Irvine
(Call for off-ctunpMs loartion.)
Watem State University College o( Law wtll hoet an in.formation teminar in your.,..
-Gd your question• answered n:prding:
• Law School Requil"l'fM'ntt-• Placement
when~ how to •pply • Sc.holanlUpa
• FinandaJ tUllttance • The Law School Admitlton T•
• lrvuw Camput (I.SA n
A queteioa md _.. pll'iod wiD follow Cha .......
To npw. call Pullt:noft • 71<41731-1000 or Irvine aa 7J4(1$J.J:ZOO Ind• fof • Admilliml eo....lor. s..na ia limillld Ind ..._.llionl .. °"•enc~ Cna-..wct ...._
Roy E. Gold
company for the nation's largest
hank wa s forced to pay 12 Vi per-
cent for their short term money
need' A couple of years ago.
when rates were generally higher.
h1gh-y1eld ,corporate bonds were
paying JU'il a lrttle over 12 'h per-
ce nt. Thme high-yield bonds we re!
1n great demand. They were very
popular w11h people with fixed in-
come<; "'ho thought they needed
the C'<tra income. They were even
popular with o;avings tn'ilitut10n'i
who "ere paying high interest
rate~ to ce rtificate of deposit sav-
er-; That "'as before they became
known a'i "junk bonds.''
Today, at a time of low Interest
rates, tho~c same high-yield corpo-
rate bonds are paying approxi-
mately 20 percent interest, that is
1f they can find any one willing to
purcha e them. There have been
some failures among tho c junk
bond~. but not to the degree thar
the current rates would indi<:4tc.
What i going on? They call it
fear. The perception is that our
ec.onomy may be on the verge or
Calling apan.
Mr. Alan Green 'pan, the chair·
man of the Fcdeul Re crve
Board, recently testified that In hi
opinion. the current rcce ion •
about over. He stated that the
worst is behind u . We ha~ to
wonder whether he really bet~
that or lS he uyinf to raise public
confidence by mak.1n1 udt 1 tate-
mcnt. One thin& is 1ure. if the
aeneral public belicwa that ...
arc scui.na better, times will pt
better. Tbe 8roblcm ii that unlil
the Pcnian uJf war II owr, pub-
lic a>nrldatc:e in aeeeraJ II likely
IO remain law.
Ro, E. Oold ii • 8"udal ... er aod iflctll•M .,...... ... ..
.... Ncwpott Baell oftlcl of ... .
rill Lpdt.
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Renaissance upgrades
honte's doors, windows
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Leu than eight years ago, Mike Jenkins and his
brother, Tom. atarted a business In a Costa Meaa
garage. Today that business -Renaissance Doors &
Windows -Is a 20,000-square-foot endeavor In
Mlaalon Viejo.
"Moat homes In Orange County were bullt with
aluminum doors and windows," Jenkins said. "Typi-
cally they have a dull mill finish that looks worse aa It
agea. When the time comes for remodeling or just
general upgrading, It Is a good Idea to conalder
replacement with wooden doors and windows In order
to achieve the custom home look."
Jenkins. vice president of the company. feels wood
Is advantageous due to several things,
such as esthetlcs, a warmer look and lts
duaJlty as both a modern and tradltlonal
resource .
''Popular demand for wooden doors
and windows has allowed Renaissance
to expand by leaps and bounds every
year since Its Inception," Jenkins noted.
"Sales have more that doubled In the
past year and a half.'' M. Jenkin
Jenkins attributes their success to several key
factors. Renaissance creates the product, Installs the
product and removes the old product.
"We maintain control of the entire job," says
Jenkins.
Most Important, Jenkins and his brother stand
behind a quality product and service. "We continue to
get repeat customers and referrals.·· Jenkins says.
Renaissance Doors & Windows Is located at 23831
Via Fabrlcante. Mission Viejo. For further Information.
call 380-9550.
Kinko's opening in Huntington
To celebrate Its grand opening Thursday, the new
Huntington Beach Klnko's Copy Center will offer white,
letter-size copies for only 2112 cents each, according to
manager Amanda Tear.
The offer -along with Canon color laser copies,
oversized copies and binding services for only 99 cents
-wW run UlrQUQh Feb. 15.
'"The 2Yl-cent sale is a great way to Introduce the
comunlty to our new location." Tear said. "It will
encourage people In Huntington Beach to come In and
try our store. Once they're In, they'll be Impressed with
our range of services.''
The 3,500-square-foot Golden West Street Klnko's
store has been equipped and designed to meet the
unique needs of the Huntington Beach community.
Kinko's wlll offer full and self-serve Macintosh com-
puter rental. laser typesetting. binding, Canon color
laser copies, office supplies. fax service, passport
photos and oversize copies.
Klnko's also offers pickup and delivery services. It
will be the only copy shop In the area open 24 hours
a day seven days a week.
Once the lnltlal 2'h-cent sale has ended, the
regular price of copies at Klnko's will be six cents. but
Klnko's wlll offer exceptional volume discounts.
"We have a program we call "half·off after 100,"
Tear explained. "After the first 100 copies of a single
original. all subsequent copies are half price. Combine
that with our quick turnaround time. extended hours.
free pickup and delivery and high quality and It's
obvious we're an unbeatable value."
Klnko's has over 500 copy centers In all 50 states
and Canada and employs over 9,000 workers. The new
Huntington Beach locatlon Is at 15891 Golden West
St.. and further Information Is avallable at 892-1452.
Seminar slated on· skiin1 injuries
Local orthopedic surgeon and Hoag Memorial
Hospital staff member Or. John F. Cook wlll give a
seminar on the prevention of ski Injuries Thursday at
7 p.m. In the Health Education Center at Fashion
Island.
"My, main goal Is to talk about the risks and how
to prevent them," Cook said. "I wlll touch on common
Injuries as well."
According to Cook. one to two out of 100 skiers
per day Is Injured. Of these, one In 10 la
severe. Beginners have four tlmea as
many Injuries.
A maJn point Cook Intends to make
la that '1' of all accident• are due to the
lkler'a Inability to recognize dangeroua
Situations. One-third of all lkl lnjuriel
can be prevented by ullng up.to-date
equipment. property mounted and ad-
Coolt Juated, and frequently checked.
Cook wHI talk with former and protpeetlve lklerl
about the mechanlam of Injury An the IPOf1 • well.
"Catching an edge, digging tlpe. cro11tng ttp9,
alttlng back and catchfng your thumb In the pole atrep
are 811 aome of the common c.... of Injury on the
elope,.. he uya.
P~Uon of lnJuriee not only lndudel milntMtlna equ~t. proper lnetruetlon end -.ey ,,_... bul
pr•lltf conditioning. he noted.
FIMlly, Cook .. 8'**' In IOIM I .... dlpltt
the ,_... of treetment. from enwgll'ICY to ...,. ..
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Protesters
• expressmg
confusion
about war
In Thursday's Daily Pilot. my editor.
Bill Lobdell. labeled local war
protesters a "tiny aroup of unthinking
activists ... cryint wolf.
As one opposed to war in the Middle
Sast. I would like to respond.
Bill maintained. "There's a moral
ctanty to Dnen tonn which isn't
about frttina Kuwait and restonng its
ohprchy."
But below his column a letter asked
''that God will indeed bless Amenca
with the hberatton of Ku~it.'' That
prayerful. but confl1ct1ng. request came
from Evelyn Velky. a Costa Mesa
Crossing Guard
Such ambiguity of purpose 1sn 't a
local phenomenon, H's rampant
tllroughout our land. Amencans still
don't agrcc as to why "'e are fighting
this war. Is 11 011. aggression. JObs.
Kuwait or ego?
Bill's reasons are· "Protecting world
011 mterests and stoppma a danacrous
dictator." Mrs. Velky's reason is: "the
liberation of Kuwau." But Bill clearl>
said frtttnl Kuwait isn't the reason
In his column 8111 pointed out. "The
US. outlined four ObJ«Uve and a
""sonable deadline for them to be
met.·· Fe" would deny that. prior to
war. thrtt of tho~ cond1t1ons "'ere
met: Saddam was stopped, Saudi
Arabia was defended and &he hostages
were freed
The only cond111on not met was
q's wtthdrawal from Kuwait.
Thus my editor's logic buttressed
tH lyn Velky's th inking: "The hbcra-
on of Kuwait" (and 1n Ball's words.
"the mtonng of its oligarchy") was the
in1t1al reason for going to war.
If such d1fTcren«s appear 1n one
issue of the Oru1e Coa1t DaUy Pilot.
consider how man) \Imes the) must
occur daily throughout o ur nauon.
Consciously and subconsc1ou I). 1f
people who back the war efTon can't
agr~ on its purpose. what can be
e'pccted from those who oppose the
war?
My response 1s that local war
protesters arc not crying "wolf" The)'
IC crying. "Why'l''
l was pleased that my editor didn't
bel local war protesters unpatnotJc or
lack1ng 1n suppon of our troops 1n the
Persian Gulf.
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Jenu.y 27 f 1991
The o.lly Plot
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11111• •• "' Music lover devotes energy .to culture
Janice Johnson Is ready to step out of her Laguna Beach. lat.,,,,,,,,,,,,.,
Under the le1dcnh1p of All Guild ctwr-
woman Jamee Johnson. the 35 chapters of
the Orange Cowuy Pc.rfomuni Arts Centct'
raised $6 J 4.300 dunna 1990
"The most ever... said Johnson. a de-
voted center volunteer who tops the heap
of tho~ county philanthropists mak1na a
d1ffercntt
Johnson in1t1ated last fall's all-guilds
fashion extravaganza and 1s among the
planners of this }ear's sho"' ~lated for Sept.
20. In add1t1on to the the center Johnson.
56. act1\ely suppons South Coast Reper-
tor) theater Planned Paren1hood and 1s m
carol Humphreys
the midst of \taning a much needed
women's \uppon k agul' for the Pacific
Symp~on)
!'tot surprt)ingh th1!> petite oh-o;o-lad' ·
like leader lo' M music l ong ago before
lim1ung her taknl\ to singing in the shower
of her Med1terranl·an st} led bungalov. o n
the 0ttan~dg~ chtTs of Laguna -and
long bl.>fore r.11s1ng her three. now mamed
children Johnson "'as a classical s1n1t'r
She sang in ~hoot musicals and an the
church of her 110\ ho me toY-n 1n upstatt'
"" ) orll. .\s a music ma1o r in college.
she once ~ng in ··Madame Bunerfl> ..
But JohnS4.m v.a\ d~llned to Y-ork be-
hind the scenl"S Thin".fi 'e )'ears ago she
mam~ the tall. dark and handsome Roger
Johnson and focu')Cd her lalenls on being
a "''fe mo th<'r and 'olunteer \.\htle watc h·
1ng her husoond·'i l arrer ~ar to has current
poc;111on as ht'ad ol \\ e'ilem Dt&JtaJ.
1ht' fir>t fe"' 'ea~ \.\e hHd from
p;nch<.'d tu J>a'lht.'d. "-n\.\ 11'\ "'Ondt'rlul
not ha' 1ng to "'om ahout mone' To he
able to &J'l' '>Omet hing bad. I remember
~hrn Roger and I ~"' thl· plan<, tor the
C'enter and thought ho"' t'\c111ng 11 "'ould
be to <"Ontnbute to \Omt'thing that 'A-Oufd
la\t for gent'ral10n\ ··
See CULTURE/Cf
Newport Island suffers long-term identity crisis
Ed11or's "ore This 1s rhc fiflh tn a s1x-
p:m scncs on the people. the hlSlory and
the lore of th<' islands m Nt'wport Harbor.
Wnttt'n b.\ u~ Klcn, tt 14-DS first publish-
ed Jan. 19. 1989
Newpon Jsland has al"-&)S suOered from
an 1dcntlt) cns1s.
About the turn of the century, a haz)
penod in the h1stol') of · ewport Harbor.
the 1slnnd no" known as Balboa ~as once
<"alkd Newport. That island's name was
evcntuall) <"ha nged -bnefl) to Crusoe
and nape -and then to 8albo3. but the
moniker mix-up forever altered the history
of the httk tnan1ular land pit to the 'A-est
Even today. another large "island." 1s
sometimes tho ught to be the one and onl)
Newport I land 1n e"<1stencc -Fashion
Island. wh1<"h is often called Ncwpon
Fashion Island.
The only ones not confu~ about Ne"-·
pon Island art Its restdcnts. who have a
definite sense of identity and commul'llt).
This httle island 1s home to them. and a
good one at that
"Thert 1 a definite sen~ of community
hcrt:· said resident Bcuy Van Orden. "On
weekends we ict a lot of traffic, a lot of
people comma and 101na,. But over all. 1t'
Jntl)' quiet."
Van Ordcn and her husband. Roy, have
lt"ed permanently on 1he island for thtee
yc.trs. Van Ordtn' ~fathtt biult a home .........
on the island dunng World \\-ar II that -.as
the family's summer ho me .. for )ears and
)CA rs." ft was tom down a few )'tars ago
to make way for the family's new ho me
Newport Island as the most congested
and most landlock~ of the sax harbor
i\lands. II 1s also the onl> island not m the
harbor proper. w1lh onl) a thin nbbon o f
water surrounding 11 barely deep and Wide
enough for the dozens of tag.ht boot moor-
ings
Perhaps because of its s11c. Newport
hland has more of a neighborhood fed lo
1t than the other harbor•1slands. Van Orden
said. The island's small public park is
within easy walking d istance of any home
and 11 IS ~ center of man> community
acuv111es. 1nclud1na the annual f ield Day
each fall Each C'hn tmas. island ~1dents
collecttvely provide food and doth1n1 to
several families through hal"f Our SclvC'S.
An 1slandcr also pla) s Santa Cbus for
11land chtldren each Dcccmber and comes
to v1su them at the put.
For )Q.rS. ewpon Island had more to
do with a cena1n local nvcr than with the
ocan.
Before tcchnol<>s> tamed the San\I Ana
River in the early part of the century. tl
follov.cd a courst alona w~rt Pacific
Coast Ht&hM >. Balboa Co"'es and Lido
Isle art now located. past Bay Island and
o"'er to the southwt"St co~r of Balboa
Island whctt 11 cmpucd into the Sta.
Thin ribbon of water IWTounda Newport ISiand.
ev.pon Island "-&S practtcally a pan of
the mt"rbank. • rttdy s-td1 of sand abcnc
the w-atcr Dunna heavy rains and floods.
the 1 IJnd site .. -. CO\ ercd compkkly,
alona with the <"Urmtt Cit)' Halt 1tc and all
of Lado I it
sn tnc mtd-tv.ws, t~ city of cwpon
Beach dtc1dcd to drcd&c the harbor to ~move silt and sand accumulated &om
vanouc; floods and torm Some of \be
dmlaed materials were plied atop Ncwpon
Island h .... al\O durins thi drtdcJna tba1
Linda Isle wH also enlarted.
See ~LANOG
Alistair Cooke's ~ely-topic: Humor
Althoulh Americus MVC eotne '° know
Cooke 111 the d'IJ'•fied. tchol9rty ltoll ol
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deenca idaltity ham Widl .. Lcca ,,_
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DEAR ANN LANDERS: I am
bopina )OU will print this letter. not
for my sake. but to http your )OUfll
f't"ldm -.ho att havina trouble at
home and think their Jives arc
lousy.
I've pent lhe last fo\lr )tan as a
runaway livin1 on the $1.Uts of lo
Anacles. I was never happy 11
home. I didn't like it when someone
in my fami ly told me what to do. f
fought with everybody. I wish I had
liMened. Now I reaJize they were
trying to help me because they
loved me.
Every day in Los Anaclcs ha!.
bttn a battle for my survival.
Before I had spent a month out
here. I was mto prostitution. I was
onl) 14 )Cars old I've done a lot of
drugs. II\ rd under bridges and slept
1n alk} s off Hollywood Boule' ard. r, e t'aten out of dumpsters behind
restaurants and fallen 1n 'hlth ps)-
rhos and winos It's a miracle that
I"m still all\e
.\ctuall\ I shouldn '1 !ioa) it"• a
miracle tX-tause my luck ran out I
JUSt sa" a dottor and wa gl\en a
lkath \t'lltl'OlC I'm now 18 ~ears
old. I'm 'l'H'n month'i pregnant.
Jnd I haH' .\ID\
BOOKMARKS
From C1
Onl' of Ill\ t<1,ontl' l''>'><1" '" c oolc: '" lltlcd "( altlom1a ·\ F-orl'-
t.lSh' ol T omorrn" .. II appear\ 1n
h1~ hool .. Tai" \hout '\ml·rira:· a
lompila1111n l>I .1"11rt~J hroadrnr.,l'>
ruhlt ... hc:d Ill 1%1\ In II <ool..c
k<.trthl.•, < JlttorniJ J'I "a lllllfll-
,o,m of thl' l lllll'd \tatt''> an till' la~I
1h1rd l•I tlw ~11th lCnlur. Jnd J
huhhltng tl'\t 1uhc. uf II\ mo,1
,
Ann Landers
r m v.nting this letter to tell other
kids that no mauer how bad th1ngs
are at home and how tough you
thml )Our life as. at's 100 percent
b(.'tter than it would be on the
streefs la~ whert you arc and
"orl things out.
If ~ ou fed h ke you need a break
from )Our family , go visu a friend
or take a I 0-day backpack trip, but
don't run av.a}. Thett att already
l haracten'it1r problems."
\\hat tullm~~ "a long and chill-
ing hst of "problems" that con-
, lulk.., '"th th1!> thought-provoking
mec;sagl'
.. II U'>Cd to be said that ~OU had
w knov. v.hat was happening 1n
\nwmJ t~:rause 11 gave us a
~ltrn!l'l' 01 nur future Today. the
n.· .. 1 of \merica. and after that r u fllf)t' h.1d ocner h~d .... hat hap-
Pl'll\ 1n ( .11ttnrn 1a for •I :.lreadv
thousands ot kids out heft Who are
in the same spot rm in. and Lord
knowi how many theft att in other
Cllics. PlcaK don't add to that
numbC"t'. Stay home no matttt
what. I wish I had. -TOO LA TE
FOR ME
DEAR TOO LATE: Y•r letter ti
.. ,. .. •ah -u.,.ea ........
lltote kld1 WM are ... wllere JH
wtre fMr yean .... I& UMN pve
JCMI Mme Mlaee M DeW Qa& lllJ .,. ........ , ..... , ........ .
lint. If )'CMI 6hll I am enntatlq
CM tale, lel me a11•H )'H Qa& I
am aot. I bow m)' ,..en. Pie.,.
now tut JCMI an la my pra)'ert.
DEAR ANN LANDERS: My
husband. to whom rve been mar-
ried fo r 24 )Cars. had an affair with
his "pen pal" in Mexico. Before he
returned home. she told him that
he was expecting his child. He has
promised to be present at the tame
of the birth and offered to con-
tnbute to the child's support.
M> position is that there is no
sc1en11fic evidence that the unborn
child 1~ m) husband's. Therefore.
he has no obhgation to be present
re' l'al<> thl' type of civiliuuton that
ic; 1n '>IOH' for all of us.."
at thr binh, nor docs hr hive any
obttption to contribute •PPo"
monty. Afteir a lot of btll·raisiftl on
my pan. my husbend hu finalty
~ to ask for a paternity test once the child i1 bom.
He ptaks of his need to thow
~Pwion. intqrhy, honor and
dettncy with rnpcn to thJ1 )'OUnt
woman. even tho'Ch he conftued
that he dettived her into believing
that he was a sinale man and that
he would marry her. t say wbat
about ~isplaytnl . tome loyalty:
compess1on. anteanty, honor ana
dettncy to me? After all, I am -
HIS WlFE IN WEST TEXAS
DEAit WIPE: lt'1 tMk!r ... tbt >'"' .............. eM9le4 ..
JM IM IW .. ta.at ,. .... Mexlcu
wemaa ........ uaibe .. lalmldf
18dl a Hit ef vtl1eel. ftls mu ti
a U -karat, fev-4eer, ly1q ~·
drtl.
0.V .... I)', Ille deet Mt WUt to sl•• ., M1 ,..., frte.d IHdl of
tlte Mi'ffr. YM llee4 .. •edde
wlledler or Mt '" wut ltim _,er
dlose clre•m•tulcfl. II Y" ••· faatu JHr teat belt, lto.ey.
Tltere'1 Mint Mmpy rM4 Head.
reading in classrooms all across the
country.
Among the many topics Cooke
addresses. he prefers talking about
Amcncan humor -which has
been one of his av<>CJStions. For
years. he's collected t1db1ts that
include wit that ranaes from the
Re volution 10 today. and gJeaned
from many different locales across
America.
•••
The r1•1 mcnt Of Katen Aan
Plnnier to Olen Evan Allen hal
•n announced by her parents.
Barbara Plnnief of Newport Balch
and Roeer Pannier o( Makena.
Hawaii.
Tbc bridepoonMo-bt is the son or Theodore Allen of Della&, Texas.
and Doreen AJlen of CallatY, Can·
Ida.
The bride..clccl i1 employed at
the Koll Co. in Newport Bc.ach and
her fiancc is vice president of de-
velopment for Arvida Company.
commert'ial division.
A Nov. 23 wtddina is planned in
the Community Church Conarep-
tional, Corona dcl Mar.
111-KllWdldi
A June 29 weddina in Bet Air
Presbyterian Church is planned by
J. AJison Gee of Pacific Palisades
and Bradley N. Schweitztr of New-
port Beach.
He is the son of Mr. and Mrs.
0.vid V. Schweitzer of Costa Mesa.
The bride-elect is the daughter of
GeofTrcy Gee and Mrs. Jerilynn
Babington. both of Pacific
Palisades. She is a .,.aduate of
Palisades High School and UCLA.
Her fiancc is an Estancia High
School graduate and rccieved
degttts at UCLA and Loyola Law
School.
RWlllJ.mllf
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas H.
Graham of Costa Mesa have an-
nounced the enpaement of their
daughter. Am) Ehzabeth Graham .
to Bradley Robert Langdale of La
Qutnta.
An Oct. 26 wedding an St An-
drew's Presbyterian Church m
Newport Beach as plann~.
Olen Evan A1*1 and ~ Ann
Panntet
A araduatc of Estancia ~igh
School in CosJa Mesa. the bride-
clcct is also a graduate of UCLA
whett he was affiliated with Kappe
Kappa Gamma sorority.
Her future bridegroom is the son
of Mr. and Mrs. Allen Langdale of
&.rcadia. He is a graduate of
Arcadia High School and UCLA
where he was affihatC'd with Sigma
Nu fraternity.
TU19W
The engagement of Austyn
Toland of Laguna Beach and
Thomas Bates Zung of Cfoveland,
Ohio. ha'> been announced by her
parents. Dr. and Mrs. Lewis Lane
of Laguna B<'ach.
An August wedding as planned in
Community Church Congrega-
tional in Corona dcl Mar.
The bride-elect IS a graduate or
Corona del Mar High School and
will rl'Ce1'e her degree from the
lln1vcrs1t) of Colorado at Boulder
1n Ma )
Her tianc~ 1~ the son of Thomas
T K. Zung and Carol Williams
Zung. both of Cleveland. He 1s a
graduate of South Kent Preparatory
c;c.hool m Conn and the Universi ty
(If Colorado at Boulder
't ct 1n ~p1te of this prophetic dark
glimpse of our .. future.'' Cooke is
an} thing hut a doomsdayer. Has
empathetic C'\aminataon of history
and the human condition is filled
~11h truth but touched w11h hope. A
po1~nant and inspiring excerpt from
.. Ahsta1r Cooke's Amenca" appears
1n an antholog} I use at Orange
Coast College. Because of Cooke's
remarkable ab1ht) to explain us to
us. I w1c;h has books were assigned Cooke, a much sought af\er lec-
turer. takes very few speaking en-
----------------------. gagemcnts, but according to has
agent accepted the UCl invitation
because "it was definitely an m-
s111u1ion fofJing ahead and making
a name for Itself." He is appeanng
at UC'I as the Gerard Lecturer.
under a program established in
1979 by Leona Gerard to bring to
the campus visiting lecturers who
arc "innovati ve and offer enrich-
ment to feeling and mind."
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ISLAND
From C1
Hous,e~ "'ere built on the island
m the IQ,(}. and IQ40<i Man} have
hc:en torn dov. n o'er the )ears 10
mall' v.a~ for nev.cr building~. bu1
oth er' hJ' l' hc:en rC'mo<lekd The
maJor11~ of the 1\land's rt"s1dents
art' \Car-round. bu1 there arc a
largt·r Pl'rt.cntage ol \ummc:r renters
than on nthl·r l'>lands.
N'-'" port lkach C1 t\ \oun·
ul"'oman Ruthel)n Plummer has
h'cd on Nl•v.pon hland for e1gh1
)Cars and said 11 has one of the
mmt do\l'l}·l..nit. act1 'e com-
mun1t1e\ 1n \)fe~t Newport.
··11·s a 'Cf) n1le place to h'e. but
that's large!\ lx·Lau~ the PfOplc
hcrl' ma"e 11 that wa~:· Plummer
said "Pcopk here are 'ef! 1n-
Hlh ed 'Cf) roncemed about Y..hat
hap~ns 10 their island ..
Wh11<' 'iOml· of the homes ha'e
N-en rebuilt. some other portions of
the Newport hland arc ongrnal and
1n net'd of rl·pla~ment Hea') tour-
ist 1raffil' ha\ ""om down the
island'' street\ and s1dev.alks Van
Orden said most residents agree
that the island 1s 1n n('ed of strttt
and u11h11c' rcpa1"' but she said the
permant'nt ~s1dents cafT) the
burden of lobb) mg the cit)
"We're ('Onstanth trying to 1m·
pro'!' the island." Van Orden said. ··we v.ant our strttts repaired. our
u11h11es undergrounded. With those
things 1o1.e could be a m1n1-L1do Isle.
But not l·'ef)Oll(' hves here year-
rnund. so 11·s up to us to do 11."
Tourist\ arc n constant source of
densl\e conversation on the New-
port Island. It has no busincs~s
that rel) on foot traffic lake Balboa.
yet 1s 1s sm3ck 1n the middle of one
of Orange Count) ·s most popular
tounst arras
··1 love this time of )ear ... said
Donald Golding. "It's so much
more quiet than during the sum-
mer. when )OU can't find a parluna
spot and )Ou can JUSt barely
h~athe ..
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moves to Coast
Hot times, murder enter theaters . ,
'
As I'm surt you've noticed the
visual imqc that accompanit1
this column. "alled in the busi·
ness a "mug•· shot. has rather
drama11cally changed, hopefully
for 1hc bcncr.
Much like !hr Orange Coast an
scene itself. I wanted 10 attain a
greater acs1hctic and profeuional
quality 10 !his mandatory gn.phK
reprrsentalion of ~If inherent in
such colum ns. Thrrcfore a search
of local imponant phocographic
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increasing!)' important and rc-
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man~ de' otecs in the Orange
Counl) area. The medium has
long had a champion 1n Laguna
Bt-ach 's BC SpaCT' Gallery and 1hc
Newport Harbor An Must'um
has an emcrsing collCC"tion of
photography documenting this
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lool for crra11v!I)'.
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movrd. Rr 1cr. lair of San Fran-
c1SC"o. ts part of a marvrlous new
lrrnd of important talent moving
10 Omngr Count) venus atta1n-
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songs1rt-ss Madonna among 01her
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Daily Pilat By Janis D Froelich
S• Pe1t,,t1>11rg f m"'
It\ .i '>ltlom ahout .i lamil} In ing
1n urhan pc3IT IO a 'i)'r.ICIOU~
Broo!l.l~n brov.n\hlnl' "hl·re '¥tom
and Dad both h1ghl\ paid pro-
fr'is1onal\ .,ddom ra1'4..' thr1r '01crs
and nl''l'r 1hc.:1r li't' hcl3U'i4' C'\<.'r\·
nnl· "dl•\ utc..·d to on1: .another Dad
m.tkl·' lot' ol gooh Ian.-., and
\tum·, .i '1\lon in the lah.'\t dt··
\lltOC'T dud\
running h11. "l he ( osh~ hov.. •·
\t lalc 'aluc. the Huxtablj
hou\Chold. hl."adcd b} Dr. Heath
cltll lfu\lahlc thc ob'itctnc1an pla~
l."d Ill e a \.age b~ 8111 < osb' n:-
~mbk<> a v.1ndo" dt<>pla) at
8 loom1ngdale'"
U ASSIFIED INDEX 642-5678
FROM NORTH ORANGE CO
FROM SOUTH ORANGE CO
THE DAil Y PILOT
l AS ,J H
fJ..((Hf1M
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P Jftl >CATION OfAOl.INE -·· , ......, . .,
N~A,
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fr• s JO p""
Mor> s 30 .....
r-s>O~
WM 3 JOPM fl••• s 30,.... ffl3lO PM
f'r• S JO PM
CH£CK TOUl'I AO Tttf '"'IT DAY
"""'t'nCY encl K<'u<llCY
, ~ t •• .. , •• •,. an l'Xeut ~._.. •left
4 t t • I ' '• 1(1 t1 t" • .tf\d '"'9<,.tr '(O\J' ed daity
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HUNT.KACH MITMIHl~lll
,.OUHTAIN VAU.l!Y
COITAM!IA
I
CZAJA INWSTMENTI
714 .. 1471
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CUITOll ESTATE
ULE!
Ab1olu1• Bell Area
StNll Uk• new eBR ea.. Cu•tom e.eoo tt etec gated Pal1tlal Et·
tat• on prof lndscp'O
11.000 lot w/OcHn
View, Cu1tom pool
ape & waterfall AA
ab1olute Steal at
S1 ,595.0001 Open
Today
,ATRICK TWNORE A9t 721·1200 ~ 1135,000,000 $otd)
CHARIUIG COTTAGE
2BR 2BA. 2 t1t p , 30r1 ti'
brtlk•llt r R·2 'lfltw lot
Acro1a ffom Ctn111.on 1'1111
sa39.SOO 419 a.gon.a 71 ~
720.11 S3 By ()My
°'EH SATl'SIM l·S
ltn't It time to 1e1 ~
........ t the yerd WOr1t? n•1 no ..,.., to lllf9 1 helQer
t:twough ciMllfied
· \\ hJ1·, 1o1.rontt 1o1.1th u' hc1ng
pain 1 , ..• \\k\ Ph' llna Ra-.had v. ho
ponra~' < IJ1r llu\lablr. a ld"')Cr
and nrntht·r ul fiq~ on Tv·-. long-
From North Oraige Cowrty
From South Orange County
540-1220
496-6800
LC>rc.n.1
rft:"I M .tr 102:?
PANORAMIC VIEWS
OF ENTIRE herbor
from 3 bdrm gl1mor-
ou 1 Mediterranean
I o w n h om • w /a tt
Obied ga1909 Steps
to tMach & ocean
780-leOO $1 , 139,000
642-5678
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Ct1' t.1 r-..11·•"1 10.?·1 -,
BEST BET JUST UST.Open Sat. HEIGHTS COR .. ER I LErS MAKE A DEAL
S 11-3. E••c. ••v•• " 119,IOO home In MHa Vefde NEW USTINGI By Owner $25K On-OWC
3BOrm 28A on large 1718 New Harnpahke. Great location. 38r Lett ~..eom. See
IOI W/rleW roof. kltch-S215K. Ag1 845-2nO 2Ba, 2 tned brick F/p, __ 22&4_· ---~---twl_ton __
en, 1prlnktere Try -hug• lot, 1359.000 DOWNTOWN 1••E
SSOOO for a down FIX & SAVEi WO Gefteney Aasoc. ,.._
pymt LIZ & CHUCK ONLY 12581000 831~ Of 756-1323 Come on down lhl1
JONES 831-12ee Of Ml!aA WROE weekend for the good
. -
Costa M~S il 102·1
648-5743 Big 58R or 4 •In-Loweet ~riced 4aRI prlceol
By awn.t 2 sty, 3bf, Great nghbrhd, nr fwy Qui .. , move right In. ~5880
144fl HI HC"t 2~ b•. Oen & tarn rm. '25IK OON 831•12ee 557-1247 BrOker
ltCl'ltl' 1-2100 lq ft. on S A. ··::Mr~. Dana Point 1026
R£Al '~ I ~~r:..:1~5!.::·==·...::':.~-..:..1v.::.;:-:.;:e;_n_,_·1 tiMif ~~L!:~~~
-·---• sac, beat ftOOf pan. College Park 39R. q..r rQtZ[I 3Br 2Ba. Obi frplc. tot•
1¥•BA, popular Cam-located on M••• of curb appeal/poten-
fMTAITIC IUY
REDUCED S150K
EJ
Hur 1f1nqfrin
8f!d( h 1040
REPOJS300,000I
OWNER WIU CARRY
4BR. remodeled klfch·
en. t>onu. room, 2
frplc1, pool OPEN
SUNDAY 1 t -2 Bkr
557~
UNIQUE BEACH HM
4bt, 2\o\ba, walk to
1url. Mountain & park
YUi RV parkg.
1315.000 Ralph M
Catruther1 Realtor,
9&4-5ee7
lrv·•11• 1044
Li1quni1
Beach rn ia
Bankruptcy fore.. the
sale of thla North
Laguna 28R. 28A •
Oen ocean view hOm•
Call for Oetall1
Exceptional value In a
gated community for
this ••ec 3900 1q n
59R. 39A, OCHn vtew
famrty hOme Aaklng
S850.000.
A•k fOf Ma.rk Mitchell
Nolan R. E 41M-1520
10 CAR GARAGE b,,. Mo0e4. Mov.-tn Verde golf courae. tlall 1349,000 Open
R·2 tot. 290nn houM, condltJOn, ~utlruny open t -story floor Sun 1•5. Agt 831-0884
good neighborhood. t~. SM5,000. pt1n, 4bf, famlty rm & 412 CAMBRIDGE CIR
umM1ou1 38A hOm•
& AV garege, OY9'•
looklng Dana Harbor
Only H49K Ownef UNIVERSITY TOWN
Lawuna •••oh 2
houMs/lot land v.-U.
only. Housn livable
Total pt1Ce $395.000
Zone M 1 A. Call Wty·
time, He9-u 9'l'f
4944111. 851 eue ONef.O at $239.000. Ag!nt. 5-0318 formal dining. Vaulted OPEN ••tflUN 1·•
Cell Robert Miiiiken OE 0 S celllng1 Mov .. ln con-.,. ~ 8:'1·1298 Of 842•9138 E'SI . pen un tt-3. ditlon. Open Sun 1-5 3BA •den, 1 V•Ba, FabulOUI yd. move-In kit h 0 I t I conO. 2 13 Slerka Reduced to 1459,000. c en, ua rp c, Valerle Toretll, 540-new roof, many ex-
1 S2&9K. Agt. &4s-2no 7355 Torell! Realty trH. $289,000. Open
EA'>TSIOE COTIAl.(
1
Sat & Sun 1·5 2919
Cute 2BR 1 BA on lg JUIT LllTEDI Ell1mere. 434. nee •WOE LOT R-2 lot. Room to build Meu Verde Doll .-;;.....;;_....;;;.;.""'-'....;_-.=.._
Sharp 3Br E'1IO• anocher untt Mklng HOUHI 3Br • Oen, up-1 SCUD BOMBED
hOUH Newor e11r.pe1, S 2 4 9, O o o . DI an a gnid.O thru-ou11 Mtnt EHl1IO• home ne.01
WM~" . ~ . " .
Hur,,,,, ;t '
Brc1, 11 1, 1 HJ
fORICLOIUllllU
5 BR, 2,_. SA, 2 It)',
pool, apa. Huge Cul-
d•llc lot, fam nd tlv
rm w/cracklln frplO,
gourm.. kltch, fonnal °"'· llltt, M2'22...!_
C£NTER 28A. 2 110f'f,
With gatage, OY9f1oolcl
patk. Walking di ..
lance to Unlver1lty
Prlc• reduc•O for
qui c k •••• to
Nf' :111< .r t
8f•.1rh :1)1)9
1211.000. Grubb & 2 1tocy l'uwury condo,
Elll1, Jean l.aten. 551· walking Olatanc. to
1410 ellt 45e. beach. 2BR, 2'hBA. 2
car gar. $212,000
Belt buy In Newporttl
Ag1, 499-0335
wants to oe111 Asking ~ $259,900 Open Sun down payment. Owner Claultledcenllelpyouwlth
paint & roof. Ownef .. 631-12Ge •••I A 1teal at wOfk, 4BR 2Ba. low
S329K Jim Jacobi. • • • 1 ·5. 3257 WUhlngton nnanclng. R"4 zoning. ~ I09Clal ad\ler't*"O
RAVE&
CAIACIULI
842-9171
BACK BAY CIJkj•11c
4BA 2BA. owner w111
finance. S3S5K Cannery Vlllege RHlty WQ Oeneney Aaaoc $295,000 Ag1, Carey. needl wtwt"9r H'• rwtne.
873-37n or 722-8520 631-oee4 or 758-1323 SAi 831-2242 Mllno buying or treolncl &42.-...a0wner
When yyu're ready
·to~ do it the
fast, U!Y and least
e•DSJVe '!dY -dick our~
lloaae DiieaOij ...
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173-1900
•
tOM-~TI '-.... 0t LM ...... ,._1 . 1 ,.....,.. tWt 1D .,._. hm. MA. MA. ..... ..,,.cl vtUA 11.AUOA c. b' !pl~ 24 HR eeourtly, Mnnlll, 1-'="-"===--1
-· -· -LIDO llLI.., t•duced ••o,ooo. ...., ......_ 1.J °"""*' '~an~ ..., .,.. ~
dllloMf U0.000 fof 2 OPEN SAT t:l-1
DAYS OHLVll 0.-!N SUN •t2
CA!ATIVE 203 VIA l'IA'lf.NHA
'INANCINO 1"'-~ c-. .. ....,
DOUBU PATIO ~. 6M-GtCl8
· 200 "-"" 1.n .,,., MOlllY IUKEll
G DUl'l.EX REAT OCEAN V\EW .tBA, iu. :MIR, 26..._ 220 Nk:e Lane 41312 C•n ttulld condo•.
BlUl'",;S llEIT BUV
New llsllntl T*t'll'lts
VIII• SISR • 1:'-'8A,
prlm9 loc. Many up-
D'adM.. 1341,000, OPEN SAT/ SUN 1·5 8A.VCRUT 89.VTY 7 t"'441-0n5
Agenl, Kitt, 536-&788
N9W ll•llngt 3BA • l-,..--""-'===--2~8A, l'"R, lg POOi kit, IAWRONT DUPW
2soo ,. st Exctu•IYe. W!IOAT DOCK
'54iK. 2027 Holtd.y 3 ~ 2 A 1 t 1 ·New crpt Dout lulSer & lhru-outl NEW: Cop-
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ltlOO/mo, 1•1 mo &
$500 MC. Cd ap.rll•
751.431 1
Your first pet,
your fl1'9t Job,
your ftl'9t car,
t .. oondo Y'IY • ..... PEHtNSUlA ll'T ,. 3 DO
• 11•50
OCEAN'*>NT • 1 bd,
yrty .. lllOO
llACK SAY • S DO
twnr'lm, petlo, LC. yrfy
·St HO
CORONA DEL MAA •
Chnl AMf 2 bd vu .............
t"T. 04!.L tu..PI • 2bd,
hM , )'r?y • 1.2,•50
BAYFRONT • 5ttd,
OQc.tl., '(fty • 18500
WATERFRONT
HOMES Inc TRADE clnelfled'•
your 831-1400 luoc1etff P9' plumbinQ, laueeta,
1-,104 ....,......_ toll eta, g•r door
•V"' • ... ,, • .,. opnra, ckywllll a cabi-•OUICK IAI.£
Larv-19A IS. Condo•1;;;~~~;;;;;;;;1 w/pool, •P•. t.nnla,
nets tool Dock hold•
0 R.a"O"Oe tha 6 tc:rombted
WOt"d1 below to mok• 6
simple word1 P11n1 t•tl•rs of
.oc:h In 111 l•ne of tc1 uor•1.
to •111•nG boOi I.vela S l Q C T y 2 bOalo. 2'"·30'. Rm I I lh1ou9h cl•••ified n I ..__.__ 71().3900 """""" ....... ""'""'~=====:=:;:;;..,;;.,,~.:::r~•::..::c:•...,...::::::::!:·;....~~~~~~~ 'lnobll• hotM, Sr. Pfll;,l '11
c'"' IOC, 2Bt 28•, furn. 111111 Pitch/putt coura•. ••
•~d the w•t.,, 1--..--..-,...-"T--,.,--,.---! Olympic pool, IP• a/C
auto w•ler. 50' cov
VUWd aat• & rnot"e!
W•ltl 10 IMacf'l l Supe, COMTDPORARY
-· • .. •••'" " IEACM HOME ft3" 9501 > StunNng 48R 39A WI JAcOis .__._I ~1·~1 ~l'~I__. porch w/ min vu By CHARLES GOREN ·re.m C hamp1on.h1p. WMn South
ra1aed North'• dl&monda, ahowtn1
four ca.rda 111 thr fU 1t , it connrmed a
111-csrd heart 1u1t (South'• reb\d
would tMtve bHn two di.llmondl with
~-4 diatributN'J O I. North h.,d am pk
tupport for tht-foor-heart bid.
v•ullt>d c*llng•, Euro
kllche11 •P9 &. court-REAL TY I T E L E p s I 1 __ S_3_2.c5_00_0_•_•cl3_2_<_·7_ .. ~•-1 -11h OMAR SHARIF
SELLING OA BUYING .-nd TANN AH HIRSCH
A MOBILE HOM E ll3-1000 yard . A barg.W. al
5'55,000 _______ ,~
ABSOLUTE 873-1900
Tenn•• IJ~'••t•le. l-~~~~~~~!!'I
Palallal, very pM &BR.
4 ,700 at, ••eluded
1toplca1 ••l•T• on "'•
a c'• wl!h cu11om
pool, 1pa & Light~
tennt1 court. A r•t• opp o rt unl ly 8 1
$885,000 w!TERMS!
ABSOLUTE
STEAL I
Br•nd new cuslom
•BA 3~8A home W/
190" panotamlc, pie·
NEWSmlSM
TOWllHOMES I
•"MAR IAISAS "t-
4 Remaining!
3 BA, 2V:i BA, Fam
Am Bonu1 Rm.
wet bar, an gar, a,c.
2,230 1q t'l of wall de-
tlgn•O ttvtno space
OPEN DAILY 10..4
2421 EAST IS!h ST
Newpon B••ch
S.8-9723
.....-r-~aaue b•y, mtn &
'°t!l'ty-liQhl vL-•I Pal•·
tl&I •11a1e w/mart>'e,
Corl•n & 11a1e-ol-1he·
•rl •PP ll An ul\-
1urpaaaed BEST BUY
•I $99 7 ,500 WI TEAMS!. Price ao-1----------
ju•l•d 1 50 0 ,0001!
OPEN TOOAYI
•ABSOLUTE
IWIGAINll
5BR 4,,,..BA, c,aoo 1 .
home w/!rg lo!, 20_.42
pool a •P• Motlier·ln-
taw unit • great '°' •n-
le.rtalnlng. Otllnwr ••C· j
rlnce sale below m•r· 1 11.t al 1644,900 WI
TERMS.
•DUPLEX
28, 2Ba up. lg 1Br 1•
lower, 251195 lol·1uoer
sriarp SJ551(.Jorl Jic:Oo•
Cwintry V•IQt Fltany •n.Jm or n2.as20
•NEWPORT
•TERRACE
675-6870 ~=1·=:1~1~· =i :=1~
BAYRIDGE BEAUTY [ G I M T E D I
Light, bright 38R 36A I I I I' I lwnhome. F real\ly
oalnled. pla n latlon
shutters lhruout. lull
10 bkr/agt. Sl57K For The leenager sat around •ec•ya.WUlp•y3%1 UNEVAE I
~~~~.!'f,i."'' cait t--.,,,..--.,-,-,--,.---,,.---! moping and feehng sorry lor
'·--'·--'·'-....... --'·--'·'--'-h1mse1l He wanted to be like BY OWNl'.R 38R 2BA, -
furn .. charmng hm on ,----------~ a big star His dad poked him ~~0~00·~~'·~"°'-"-,:;.~"c·~·"~"~~."-"_:'_,~_~
1
1--.P.,...~E,__R,_l~_M,...Ec..,..,.-!I ~:~ ~ay'~. __ .. _~~~ wishes come ~S525K.721 -8113 I' I I I I'
BY own•• Newty re-• _ _ _ _
moe111led JBR 2 •,o, ea
house Slept to 1>1acn I & bay. SJ'iS,500
631·7&77
Oetcourt -,-w-"-,m-:-forme• 'J
HASTEW I I· l J
Complete th• cP11.;c lr.t• quoted
by Idling 1n !he tTl•UJng word1
deYe loP from sl•P No 3 ba low moae• Musi 11111 Re-_
duced to S995,000
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tub Bay & mounl•1n
views Mo llvaled
se11.. Reduc •d to
18SOK. Ronda H-1n.
Cannery Village Realty
&73-3777 °' 645-7212
FOR FAEE INFO
CALL 1·800-T17·883a
ProMATCH
Resor1
Prope,1y 1580
•LAKE TAHOE
INCLINE VILLAGE
•NEVADA
Truly the "N-POrt
Beacn of Lake
l an~ Con11d•r !he
•dvarit•ges ol living
'" Inell,.. Village, Iha
or1m1er recr•allOl'I
•9SOf1 Ot'! The W•1I
Co•st! 8 01111ng, l\s~
1ng tlulng, lwfm·
ming & mora Alt.0
cons1de• tnesa 11w
adyo1n1ag1s ri o
pa•sonar •l•I• In.
come t••. no cOfpo.
•lie la•. no •s1a1e
Ill>< no g1" uu, no
1nhentance IP. 110
1n ... eri1ory la• For Ir•• Lall• T•"o•
l>uVe< a guide & bfo-chu•e, wr11e· Bruca
B•rsaml•ri, Coldwell
Banke•, incline VII·
rage R•ally, P 0
Bo• 3!t49, !nellrie Vit-
••ge, NV 891 50
(SO••'"' Ol'f1ce1 Ind•
pendentty owned &
OP .. •l•Cll
S ort.h-South vulnerable
"'"''
Soolh
NORTH
• 7.
9 A 10
• K J ~ + A Q 10 7 8 3
WEST f.A ST
• A 9 8 3 2 • K J 10 8 •e •Q&7 3
I •• 10 9. 2 • Q 8
9 62 • K8..t SOl 'TH
•Q 6
9 KJ9 6 42
•A78 3 .,
The l11dd1ng
South West
I •. Pu.
2 • Pu.
4 • Pu.
P ... Pa.M
N onb •• 3 • ••
Open1n1 lead Ace of t
Eut
p ..
P ..
p-
Bn~ 10 Me al<'O u thnvmg to·
day, largely due to the effort.a of one
man Dr Georie Ro6enkraru: hat
long bffo that country'• bett pl.a}·rr.
u wl!ll 1.t 1 leaduig theorut. and he
1 ha.' devoted much e(fon. to devekop-
1ng tM tt:•me t.Mre.
At the recent F'.U No rth Amen
can Champion1h1pe 1n s.n F'ranrts
I co. Ur R~nirana held the South
card.ti nn thll deal from the Swiaa
\.\.est led thr ace of ~ and
conlUlued with • spade to the li i.n1.
and declarer had to wo rry about the
poe.1ib1.hty of lot.i.n1 two dlamoodt
and a trump 1n addit.on to W two
spade tnck• alnady aurnndered.. In
an effort to 1n1ure at leut one
trump tnck, Ea1t choee to cont1nl.lll!
with 1 third spade Declarer r-uffed
tn hand, d1tc1rdtng 1 diamond from
dummy, then took tM richt po.11tK1n
1n trumJ>;ll by crou1ng to the .ce of
hearu and runn1n1 the ~n.
The 4· I trump .plit aeemed 1.£1
doom thr Mntract, but dec:Lattr WIUi
oot w1thoot reaoun::e11 Roaenkrani
C••hHI the ~e of cluba and conun·
ued tM QUH.n for a ruffinc l'iDHN"
F.ast rlivel'1'd lduck.lllt would have
been n•1 b.t~r~ and declarer ruffed.
ud\.K'1n11 hit trump lenith to that of
Ea"
The rftt w11 1tmple DecLarer en-
tered dummy wnth the kint: of dia-
mlin<h. di.carded a diamond on the
ten of club. and Led • rood club from
the table. The but Eut coukt do
was ruff, but that ended all hope fo r
a defrn11ve W'l..lmp tncli. Declarer
overruffl"d for bia e11hth trick , then
caahed tlw red Kff to land lM
iiame TM defendert ICOred only
(W O Jpacin and a di.a.mood.
3 100 Cl.Jo't' ST
'ATRICK Tl!NORI!
... , '721 ·1200
(0-'135,000,000 ~
Vac•nt 3 BR. 2VJ 9,-.
Townhout• tn new
COfldlllOn 1.400 1q 11.
Pool. spa, •JI ameni.
1111 1n quiet •••• 1 I
S1arbur11 Open S•ll
S....ri 1·5 Owner hat
moved & la an•lous
S 1 !M.500 Lone S1a1
Ra,ny. Glenn, S<t7 -
t:'llL.UF'F E condo
JBr 2'1'8• L R. deri.
lg ottc. wide grnbn:
ml"ly upgrdl S••SI<
By own• 72 1·8113
LIDO ISLa new honie
37001r R.cluced 10
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and .,.f11 <'. ,h('(k rcfrrrn1't' '"'"<'f
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had httn ''"'' m1,~1n1 ell '''llt:n
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pro\r\ bt-nt'firurl .\no1hrr l •t'm1n1
ftaturrt.l
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D<i mcs11r 11dJU'ln1tnr rc\nlvc1
around fu 1n11urr arranc<"m tnt.
pu1r hast's and l.llk\ 'ou'IJ rtt<"nc
11n 1'\'Pfl'wn11n1 1olrn of t'\tN"m
1fftt11on Sccrtt mn:11n1 1on1&ht
pru'·h1t"\ 'P1CT. e 'rucmf'nl
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human' .. -rt'f??nd. ··1 ntvtr would
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pctwn\ who u1tr.r 1<1v1nl•lf' and IJ~C
nottun1 1n rt'lurn Gt'm1n1 hclPt
make wu1k ('!'lmt t~UC'
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on r 'pcnmtn1a11on. communtc•·
uon. w1lh111nt\.\ 10 acet'Pt r halknir
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but1nt!i\. w11hn1nc~s 10 •«rp l
ct11llcn11-. Attcnuon l!'voh n around
eartt:r, hu\1nf"\, prwk, actlttvrmrnl,
'ou l\k~ lflr more ll:'\POn\lb1l11\ s..day, Jaa. Z7
~nd no"' \nu h.l\t 11 ARI ES ~\;l arch :'l·.\pnl :'01 .\nr'
t.IRRA (\(-111 :1.0..·1 :':'1 .\111•n 1\ ..,Ill to bo,· ruk,1 h\ ilk· fit:r. planr!
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includt' "'canng a~rcl ( rem1n1 Ill'\' afn11d ot m:1~1na l••ng-1rrm l·um
fi1un:1 prom•ntnll) m11mC'nl' 11111<\'\ff "'U m;t \ .,.<'ti
PISCES t Frh 1Q.\larch ~o~ Re-prl'ftr 10 bl°' ltft tt• 1nu1 u"'n dr•}(t''
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corn<"r I/\ 1t•mC' ~1nJ "' rl'\.ogn11inn nr
JF JAN. 17 IS YOUR BIRTHDAY: promouon
Yo u aft I ligh1tr for JU\I CIUI('\. •'"" CAi"CER tJunt :.::.J11ll :,, Lnl<'n
frc1) aru:I c1T1t llvc, lOu1d ha1c \Uf· lfl l'tl\On an11 J1 l'<'pl 1hr f.a.·1 tha1
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unu\ual Ir.nark for l('n~•n• pulv of In) nt".,. 11rttm<nl\ Of c11n1ncu
pubhr In Ftbrull) )OU II hr on unhl af\cr the full m ..... n on thc lOt h
more r.olld cm o11onal-lin1nc1al You hll\l" ... :utl"J m1Ull 100 Ion&•""
around In t<.tarch )OU roukl 1ravcl, made 10<' man' Pl'~lnal \al,."flftm to
fhnatoon <:oukl dt,tl<tp into w:nous Kiii<" for anv1t11n1 k'' tl\an \nu
1TllhOn\h1p ~ta~ and Scptcmbcr dt\tric \ddM \Cl "'hteh 1ou arr
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Junf'. art to put ttn11n amlttUOU\ \C'~mti
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appnn 10 l\aYt ~n a (1111) ll'ILU·
matK mon1h fOf' ma1nmuntal or
panni=ntup 11fa1n and you probahi)'
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dl'ILined HoweV\'T trv to rt".alm that
f'~rt') human bt-1n1 I\ untq\tlt and
IM~fOtt "'halC'''f'f fin.I atlJ'l(tc\I you
to 1no1hn 1' \llll a'a1lablt -10 br
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ttpt any .adwnr a~t\ dwnftl tM
fini llalfo(tht'rom1ni Wttt u Dmof
that 8 ~ domc'J.tit W!phc:t"a) IS I *it ifl tht' fllhl d1rtat0n.
A GOOD ADI
viaoo ,.... l'-Stllt lJ>
~ upftdval ot •tknthoa ht the
wefti"I paunw of yow bfe 11 hiidy
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forcin1 ''°" 10 \t~ pttvtnaiuna. ro'~f'll t.ip 0t pt01tt11n1 ochcn
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Charming P•nlnaula P1 Lrg 4Br •xec Victorian
28r 1 BA, MW Ctrpet, home, oelc Jn, 9J)lfal
frpao, •ncl 2 car gar, etalrcaH. Avall F•b 1 .
1 1400 yrty. 87&-eeOI 122()()/mO. 494-M30
DARUNO 28r hoUH by Nice older ~style bMctt A bay w/yard, ,.., dup .. x 28R 1 BA,
prdnr, parking 11000 cozy f'rpfc, nice crpt 6 Imo. ~ 5'e-MO bllnds. W/O hkupt, ~
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st. Drive by 704 Bego-
nia. $1025/mo.
875-4912
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1 ~BA, patio. gar, key
•Channfft9 2BR 2BA 10 bch g•t•. No pets.
condo, PoOI, clubh••. 449 Morning C•nyon.
Ov9r 80 only. S 1500 s 1200 780-8941 mo. 852-01111 1176-2014
2BR 1 BA hOUH 2 blkl
to oceen & shops.
1950/mo. G•rage No Costc'.l Mesa 2 124
peta. 840-7390 __ * E'SIOE 4 BR 2 BA
2BR 1BA, y•rd, palio, dbl ger, w/d hk up,
O/W micro, W • hk up lnsd yd. no pels $1300
S 1150/mo Avt now /mo ~ HC 846-11797
434 Dehlia 850-0850
3BR 3BA House. 2-car • E/1lde 2Br 11-'IBa
garage, bullt·lns. rel· twnhH w 'balcony. yd,
rig, w/d S22001mo cvr'd prkg S925 No
759-1485 pets 850-1 798
SBR 3BA home So of 1 BR lumlshod w gar.
hwy. New upgrades w /d n ew c arpet.
lhruou1. Avail '•b 1 lanced $800 1st &
$2300/mo 675·9663 last 199t Pomona St
Cu1e 38R tBA, So oil 71 4-340-7484 or 619-
hwy conage, 1 car _7_99_-_9_5_43 ____ _
gar. •vi 2/1/91. 0 W. 1ST MONTH FREE (W/1
freshly painted Diana yr IH) 2BR, 21<>BA lux
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no pett. 11 ,200/mo. 929 Arbor St I,, IOI
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lndry. I • a Newpoft Height• 2BR • ocn ~. 11450,
E'SIOE 3Br 1 Ba hM. 1 ~BA In charming 982·2291 or 499-0302.
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encl ger. 1 1000/mo prtvat• patio, carport, comm. 122150. 4BR
831-1189, 148-5040 PoOI • laundry. Sorry, 2~ba, •P•· tennl• ct.
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Avall ~1. Metr BR, 4BA 38A, bon rm. l!nfOy euneete ffom
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• H curlty, S350 ,... HARBOR VIEW HOME Oft.-.. ltlOO/mo .
bat•. Rob4tr1 142-1271 38A, -*'· temlty rm. CALL Mn All
1 BLK to beech. 2Br dining rm, 2BA, no Ut tltl#ttf 2Ba. frplc, d/w, w/d , SM'•· 11100 mo Incl •
frig•, 2-<:ar ger. )(Int grdnr & wtr. 762-etel
cond. 208 Oavtd Or. or 84<>-4099
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2 bath cOfldo hu 2· Curt II 831-1 298
car gar w/opene,., POOL HOllE Upper unh Oupt•• w/ 1 BR SH Felre Condo 3BA 3BA + loft. lg yd,
oce•n view. 28R, lg P•tlo. full •Ps>I. d/W, OOl'lll'll pool. dbl flf lt~
•Cotolldo, 2BA 1 llA
twnh••· ~ool, car• Oc:..mont wtpttvecy of potta, HOO NO PETS
veultect celllnga, French doors. FP, WO Eaatalde 3'2 + l•mlly
hookup, pool No rm. lg y•rct, cut-cM-
petl/1moktng. $1100/ 1ec. 11400/mo. Yrly.
mo lnci. c•ble. Avell RUSTY GUINTHER
2/18; RenH, 557-e287 831-8389 Agt
E/sld• 3BR 2BA. f/p, POOL HOME
o•r, lndry. new paJnt/ EHtalde w + family
ctrpet, pet OK. $1350. rm. IQ yard, cUkS•
875-0239 or 845-3425 HC, $I •OO/mo Yrly
EASTSIOE 2Br 1 B• RUSTV GUINTHER
S850 313 Rochester 831-6319 Ag!
Av•ll Feb. 1.
540-9537
EASTSIOE 3BR 2BA 1
llvlng & l•m rme, on
cul-d•sac. Nice yard.
S 1325/mo. 722-e297
IDEAL FOR
ROOMMATES
Speclou1 6 modern
2BR 1 BA home w/new
carpet. Yard w/pool.
open meadow view.
amell pet ok. W. of
Harbor Oreve by 983
Albor. S 1200/mo Agt
875-4912
0 ;111<1 Point 2 126
OCl!AN VIEW 2Br 2Ba
2BA, 1200 aq ft. G•· frig. pool, Jecuzzl. lftO. Af 6'7·~
reg•. All emenlll••· _n_7_5_5_9_1_-3_4_ee ___ Harbor Ridge EstatH,
no publlc walkway! duplex upper, ~ 721 .. 011 or EvH/
3BA, 2 toft BA•. t~Ba C>V' aun dedl, r • W1lnde 722-e140
1"' bfk• '° pvt bch. 2~2 ON WATERWAY lg 48R w/geme rm.
S 1250/mo wJl•••e. Gr .. t view, won't find fem rm A den. Oceen
Wint.,. 122-0824 atove, 11000/mo. 1BA ,.., urwt over OW· IPICTACUUll appC. <21') t7W300 UY rm a ldtch w9rlG A
AACHrTECTUAAl. STUDIO, xtra nice, frplc, etove, belOOny, W/d In 183-1717 0'1e clean•r. Q.,., & city Ille views. Cu•
DIGEST 38R 3BA walk-In olott, new OW· S870/ mo+llOO
condo, f/p , 2 cat gar, crpt, patio, w/d. Yrty ffS>, 713\.\ Jaam6ne, Nl'V•I ''".
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HARIOR llLAND
•Prlv•t• entrance
•Large Plef & •ld•tl•
•5Bdrm1 & 8 B•ths
•Country Kitchen
• Ellqulslte ground a
•Min 8 mo IH $7500
714/548-3251
boat dock evelleble. tom decor. $5500/mo.
Open S•VSun, 3808 ____ M_4_-4....;...288-'---
Rlver, $1500. Herbof View Hm• be•ut
8"6-5254 805/255-0414 3BA 2BA, Moneco
48R 21ABA, ape, ••un•. model G •rd•n•r.
ger, weterlfont, Nwpt comm poot. S 1100.
Sh,. home, 12500/mo. _84_4-68 __ 10;;......;.&_73-3~-"'17'-4.;..__
Bob Jr. 71().5000
WM~A
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Harbor View Hm1, 5BR,
3BA, 3 car gar. newly
remodld. 13300/mo.
844-5442
gated, no pet• 118&0 1700/mo 4""8321 528-11M or 723--1113
144=fff3 Yrty, aYd. 2/15. 3BR, CHAAMINO 211f 11Sa.
Top floor Penthou.. 2BA, lndry rm + \.\ Bright apadoue us>Pef Condo of MC. bldg. arage. 11376/mo. F/P, bale. W/O 1 1100 a .. utlful, apecloua. .,......., mo. Avt now 721-9708
clean, ekytlghte, pool, CORONA HIGHLAND
l•c, tennis. St,000/ dupfe•, 2BR 1Ba, f/p
mo+utll. 831-3e15. gar .. eml yd, 3 C>V'
V'ERSAILLEI •LO 1 n5 beech. Agt 840-7000
BEST OCEAN VIEW Kldfl?ttl OK lmm•culate 2BR 2BA •LO 3BR 28A.11295. Cute 18R 2nd 1tory Apt
, -3br,vlew, Eaalblul1 HC condo w/'bHutlful Call Connie, Agl on the BAY w/bak:O-._.rge condo. 2 + 2. vt~I .. vi ~t s1400, 876-9404 ny, 11100 mo c.n Pool 1p• tennl1 eec co n d o . S 1 8 7 5 /mo ·-" • ...,_ S1e95. 950-2275 ' . $1800 to mov..4n mo. Bier 875-4912 1/2 BU< TO BEACH Jennlf., M2-e515
.Lu-CONDO 3Br 5"4&-3959 y I L LA 8 AL I 0 A LO 1 BA, newty remod. MOVE-IN BONUSll .-.-. ---------w/gar. IM5d o. yrty. Sp•clou• 2BR 1 ~8A 2Br houH In Quiet
Eutalde Coate Mes•
neighborhood. 1 C•t
OK $795/mo. Call
848-4902
townhouse, security, ---------2-cer gar. lrplc. S875. • TOWNHOU8• 2Br.
Cell 496-8742 don, 21AIB•. frplc, •Int
2~8• FIR DIR. on LLldo l1vfront COMM 873-e947. twnhme. USO mo.
gr•enbelt, welk to 3br2bayr1y 1ie~ tbr, 1b• S1 000tmo. 1BR. 1BA. y ....... $750/ 900Sealnl44-2e11 atorH 840-1858 873 71•• "F • ..,.., Call Merta, 650-9488 mo u111 Inc. Ground Mutt ... 1 1 br complet
Ceppell 760-5000 condo Frplc, w d hll· ---------OCEAN VIEW DUPLEX
Ltrge 2BR plua den.
loo•tfon. No petal
St250/ mo 721 -1588
B•yrldge. 2BR 2BA. 2 118-282-7733 VILLA BAL IO A noor untt. Frpfc. Avell remod. HerdWd "°°'9
c •r, downat•lrs. Udo 111e for lease, 3BR 2/17. 876-5114 & tlle, frig, 1tove, w/d,
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Inga. n~er home 2
car •tr N o pell
LIVE 1 WEEK FREE
E Sid• Quiet cl••n lrg
2Br 1 Be, 1111• new, blt-
1n1. g•rege Must IHI
85<H5553 Of &31-388e
$1400 w 'grdnr NEW lux townhouaes,
Delpha, Agt 546-2313 3BR 2'ABA, •nached
or 751-5358 The Roal 2-c ar gar, yards.
Esttte,. I St t95 831-5737
2 •-'iBA S1 100mo
819-568-1557 COiiect
F ount.11n
illll'Y 2 134
2Br 2Ba condo, lrplc
den, yard, gar•o•
1795fmo. Peta o k
994.9347
Huntington
Beach 2 14
1 BR condo, Brookhursl
tt Adams. tnc wld ,
new c tr pet, app11.
•nces, $685/mo 894·
244t
2BA w gar, new cpta
lncd yd Waler pd
Cell 9-SPM 638-4120
27t0 Oelaware-F $760
3BR 1011 2•-,eAI
Twnhse, near ocn, ?
c •r an gar $1 395
•9n1 846-5 792
BEAUTIFUL & IP•CIOUa
2Br 2Ba condo. nowty
redecor•ted S900 mo
Vic W•rn•r Edwards
Cnll Larry •I 1-800-
***** •LUXURY CONDO•
CATALINA SUNSET
VIEWS-$ 1550/MO
Branes new 1 BR 1 BA
In sec bldg on Lido
Park Drive. Pool Boat
sllp •VI Garage Incl
ullla FRED
ALBUOUEROUE. Agt.
497-4000 •••••
•LIDO ISLE•
Lovley 3BR, 2BA. lrg
lot, l/p, new crpl &
Ille, big petto Quiet
end. S1995 873-&832
•LIDO llLEt
New' 4BR 3BA home
Huge m•aler. sec 1y1.
• many ll'lrH $3000 I
Owner, 875-1101 I
Gated 23• H•rtford. 2BA home, great loc, COMM .,.,.. 844-7809 $1495 Alan 120-0101. • 2BA 1BA. fp, carport. R =y=·
Av• 11 I mm• d · LEASE OPTION 324 E. Balboa. $1000 STUDIO W/KITCHEN
Be•utlful 2BR .. d•n 12800 d o . No P•lt. 1 BR, 1 BA Cell Mer1• unfurn: S 1050 furn. 1175/mo Ava II 2J1 .
2Yl BA TownhouM 11'1 Cell 499-3400 Oen RE. 850-!MN 880-3812d 27SM>l71e 705\.\ Im. 729-728'
quiet comp1 .. Double Lido lale. 4BR 38A garage, patio, •1275/ VIiia Balboa lrg tux 2Br 2Br yrly, d•ck, new SUNNY BACHELOR • houee on Inside lot, Int .. ....... t • mo Agen1. 832·1403 1 2B•. eoe•n view, P• • ....... 'ove • Pvt patio, new carpet _ great ocatlon 12.900/ pool. 2-c., p r kg. fn g, gar 11145 utlla & pelnt. refrlg. $505/
Ba•utllul Beyrldga mo. 876-9311. $1750 7'14-598-9347 Incl. M6-58e2 mo Incl utll. 494-4282. condo, 2Br end unit, gete gu•rd•d/vlew Udo Mobile Hm Park V'•terlron1 TownhouM APT, 2BR. YEARLY. Unique lg ground fir
V•ulted cells, pl•nt Pvt beech, steps to with bo•t allp 2 Me._ Block from ~ and 2br, din rm, 2 frplca.
1hut1•rs A IC, m lr· weter St lOO/mo ter BR, eech with bey. Spec:loue. l!teautl-1ba 11200. 710-1M7
rorecs wardrobes. 673-8030 patio, 2...., BA. trplc, fut. Only $1150/mo. or 844-7383
wtsher & dr & relng. Udo 138 Via Tneste Ge<man kitchen, 2 ett 842-5814 or MM905
lrg P•llo R••dy 21 new 5 •5 •d•n ·..fam. guege with W/0 Block to beh, 2br, 2ba,
9t S1275 Call Olen 2 lrplcs $2,975. hook-up, ••c urtly evall 211. 2 car gar.
Agt 759-5589 873-e103 or 873-e239. g•ted. $1875/mo. 714· peUo, bllttne, l1t>e0/
Bluffs 3BR, 1 atory, lg NEW AENT.a'll 835-2126 betw 10-5, mo Yr I••· M&-7087
Ms tr Suite. t 800 IQ ft ~ Mrs Mebane. for F U R N 3 BR 1 ~B A •PP<>lnlment Pool. 2 etr •tt gar 8a1Ave3bt.1bl l t500 873..()473 Wffkendl twnh••· FP, deck, 1·
$17SO,mo 844-2607 Ocnllnl 1tll 1111111500 car prkng, bite to t>cn
DOVER SHORES ~~ ~~:: =~ tllO CANYON• 11350tmo 875-4142
4BR 3BA • den. frp lc. 2 BR 2'~ BA. 2-ctr aTSPa TO KM 3Br
1g ytrd S3200 mo Aaaocltt•d Really, gar•g• ON GOLF 28•. 2-<ar gar, upatr•
Ownr/Agt, C hristine. 1500 W BaJbo•. Ste COURSE $1195/mo w/lrg belcony. Avl
723-4494 or 64'6·7078 103, NB. 813-3M3 75~79 now. $1800. 54M!IH
* 1 MONTH FREii
1BA 6 2BR 1Y•BA
~.~~~· MMtU * CIHl'I, lg 2bf 1 ba,
new cpt, "9f'ttcan. di
w, gar. ldry. atorage
$775 No p .. ...0-2405
445·2434 !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!:::~!:~!!!!!!~::::~::!!::::~~==!!:::~::::::!!!:::~~==::~~==::!!~~~==~~~~~~ Hunllngton Landmarll
•dull comm 3Br 2Ba,
Ill •tntn•t .. s s1100 mo
7!>9-!I087 or ~
Moulton Ranch Executive Home
Laguna Hills
Located Adjacent To Prestigious
Nellie Gail Ranch
Priced At $419,000
Features ... Great Location-Freeway Close
•Almost New. Still Under
BUldef 'Norronty
• Approm--.otetv m 1 Sq tt
•Fou Bedroom/3 Botti
c 1 Bedroom Down>
•Lorge Boru Room Wltti Wet Bar
And Customa.ed eea1ng Fon
• Tl'Yee Ca Gaoge
• Neutral Cob's
•Secu1ty ~em
This One Has l& All!
No Shawm, Belote 9-.30mn !
After 6:00pm, Pteue Cal Pirtt.
For more I nfonnation Call:
• Upgoded Capettng And W'N:Jow
Treatment CWood Binds & ~~)
Tl'Youghout
• Beoutlf\A Hardwood Roof Entry
With Hlgl Celng
• lotoly fenced 'lbrd With
Protesa>nal Londscope
Front a Bock
• Planv Mae t,Wooes
•Low Tax Bose
Jamie Marangell • 768-7520 or 348-0.73
let Ut Help
01 Sell Your
Property!
642-5678
•Spa
•Pool
•View
••Waterfront
*••Waterfront and Pool
"'Give Address at Guard Gate
1 1743 E. OcHn, B•lbo•
673·7300 $584,845
X>• O•rnet, B•lbo8 l11end
1175--4822 $895,000
Sun 1-4
S•t!Sun 1-5
4 BEDROOMS
5 BR plu1 FAM RM or DEN
• * e 2 Point Lome, Spygl•H, CdM
780-5000 S 1,395,000 SattSun 1 ·5
1212 Blue Oum. Newport Be•c"
721 ·1200 1745,000 Sunday 1·5
HOMES
FOR SALE
* • e 8051805 '"' N B•yfronl, NB
644·1800 Sl ,850.000 S•t!Sun 1-4 I ..-273t Bayshore Or , Newport Beach
844-I 800 11 ,075,000 Sat Sun 1 ·5
2 BEDROOMS
• 215 VI• Udo Soud Newport Betch
64•·t800 $2,345,000 S•t!Sun 1·5
• 4 1 9 Begonle, COfon• Oet M•r
720-1153 $839,500 Sat.' Sun t .5 1 2834 Se•ang. C M 888-9333 $294,900 SeVSun 12-4
• 203 Via R•venn• lido 111•
644-0188 S950,000
2100 Arbu1UI, Eaatbluff. N B
844-90e0 1587,500
Sun 8-12
Sun 12-4
* * • 1217 B•yside Or , CdM
644-8200 s I .049 000 Sat Sun 1·5 H31 Cle.,t>rook. H B
888-9333 S329,000 Sun 12-4 4 Winged Foot Ln, Big C•nyon N B
2 BR plus FAM RM or DEN
•• • tOOO Senllago Or, Dover ShorH, NB
631 -7300 $795.000 Sal/Sun 1-4•30
422 Allao Ave, Nwpt Hgts. NB
842·5200 1489.000 Su11day 1·5
3 BEDROOMS
• • 19t t ~lngs Roed. NB
875-231 t $749,000 S•t Sun t-5
• 22 Swin C1, N-port CrH1
873· 7300 $280.000 Sun 1-4
t 5 Rue M•rs•llle, Newport Be•ch
840-2500 1895,000 Stt/Sun 1 ·5
1827 Port Westbourne. 1-ierbor View
673-7300 ._.59,000 Sun 1-4
4 BR plu1 FAM RM or DEN
••325 Cemeo ShorH Rd (•I Roxbury)CdM
721-8035 St ,195,000 $\In 1·5
• 2100 S•ntlago, N-port BHch
721·1200 $1,199,000 S•t/Sun 1-5
e 3001 Country Club, Meaa Verde, CM
540-7355 ._.59,000 Sunday 1-5
1100 EH ... Newport Beach
831·1268 $597 ,000 Sunday 1 -4
1205 Send Key, H•rt>or View Hlllt
644-e200 S725.000 Sun 1 ·5
.,...2558 Creatvtew, Newport Beach
M0-2500 1650.000 Sun 1-4
•• e 1211 Pol•rl•. Newport BHch
831-7300 11 ,295,000 S• Sun 1-4 30
8 BR plu1 FAM RM or DEN
• • e 2 Rocky Pt, Coron• def Mer
721-1200 $1,595.000 SaVSun H~
TOWN HOMES
CONDOS FOR SALE
1 BEDROOM
•• ..-200 McNeil 109, NB
8T3-1900 1134,9$0 Sun 1·5
3050 S Brtatol, S A
M&-9333 197 ,000 Sun 12-4
2 BEDROOMS
I
510 Pofn1.nla, Coron• Del Mer
642-6200 '397,000 Sun 1-4
140-2500 S1 ,295,000 S•VSun t ·5 ••.1 e 220 Nice Ln-12, VIiia Balboe, NB
14&-0n5 $374,000 Set/Sun 1.15 2528 Duke Pl, College Park, C M
545-03 t 8 128S,OOO Sun 1-4
808 ShHt• Ln. C M
888·9333 Sl89,900 Sat!Sun 11-e
3 BR plua FAM RM or DEN
e 128 Klng1 Pl, Nwpt Hgta. NB
831 ·T300 1898,000 Sat/Sun t-4'.30
• 214 Hu .. , 04d Corona def M.,
7&...070 11.878,000 Sund•y 12·&
• 434 A~. Newpof1 Helghtl, N8
122-en.., Sund•y 1 0-2
•I Cembtla, Spyolasa, CdM
"""'8007 llM.000
•• 408 COfMe Qtde, Ccwona del Mar
721 •,IOO l&f1 .IOO Sat/lun 1 -6
at• U..•••. c.-,... ...,,...,.,.. ......, .......,, ..
• 104 E Oce•nfront, Nwpt Bch
844-1800 HU.000 Sun 1·5
• 1128 Whit• Sall• Wey. Har Vw Hiiia CdM
831·7300 $715,000 S•VSun 1-4'30
• 255 Evening Cyn Shol'eclf1, CdM
8'4-9080 • 1 ,405,000 Set•un 1-&
** • 819 Via Udo loud, Udo late NB 131·7300 12.075.000 lal/Suf'I t-4:30
• 1121 Button.,,.. Ln, B•yc,..t, NB
131-7300 M'TS,000 8un 1-4~
/2t01 Yacht WancMref, Newport 8"ch l40o.2IOO MM.000 s.J'lun , ..
Hi 0 It.. 9albCNI lltenln. N.I
at-noo ••••.ooo
lllDIOOMI
• 22t M!Wofd, CotoN ... MM ......, Vie Udo Nord, ..
.... 1900 tUll,000 ...,.,,. ,.. 171-alt ll.410.0IO
4HJ Oahlla, Cofone det Mar ...._ 1eoo "'49.ooo Set/Sun 1-&
2 BR plu1 FAM RM or DEN
••• ~ ~ 4'307, "'"• Balboa M2-a00 1441,000 kVSun 1-e
••/2IO C90MY ln-120, VIII• Batboe. NB
MM'775 i291,o00 Set/8un t•S
/24 8.-Court °' So. ~ ~
144-0121 •tN,000 8MiSun 1.5
311DROOM8 •••"'2 Aue Ofand Ducel. Ptewpoi1 IMch MO-HOO 11,0IO.OOO 9undey 1-a
DUPLEXES
FOR ALI
311-1111
···-· .... Dr ..... .. .,..,,_ ........ "'"''~
IAITllDI
COUfttrJ Woodt
Lga 1 BR loft patJo,
countty Mttlng 1895
No peta. 180 21at St
948-4292 Of 145-9543
la!g• 2 Bt 1 '"'-Ba E'alda 2br, 1ba, new
townh•• L aundry carp•t. ftplc, paUo , utlt
room, patio, •II blt-1n1 Pd $750 mo S825 mo
2071 THURIN Alao B•chalor unit,
E'alde. new carpet,
TSL MGMT Utll pd. $500/mo.
932.2232 o!...!E :9012 1<ev1n es1-<M24
•Lg Clean 2br 2ba, lg E•IDE detached Back
cloaats. d'W, new cpl Uni1 2BR. n-crpt.,
gar, lndry, SBS0.$875 lndry rm, gar, vary
NO PETS ~().2~5 ~t $875 645-64415
•SHAAP & clean tuxurl· rasTSIDE I &BGE OU.a 1&2 bdrm, pall() ~ _,, OC~.au VIEWl,I• & garage From $650 Twnh1e·styla w •cov-
..,.,. 548-9950, &45-55 77 ered patio & 1ngt gar
I ---288 Cabrlllo, S875/mo Radecorat•d 2BA 1 BR, patio Oas & 648·S040 or 875.a4127 2BA, cathedtal c•lt. water tncl $625 mo ---
Inga, pvt balcony, Raftlg tnclud•d EASTSIDE QUIET 2BR
j acuttl. From 1995. • 545·5653 * HOUSE w 0 hk·UP
No peta. 155-0085 I Garage, patio, No pot• 1 BR apt, atove & Refrtg S795 • Soc. 64S.7234
$700 llOVE.fNI All ~~P~:50 w:~1s1de EASTS10E.liiA ~·
o.tuxe 1 a 2ad~ IJ8.0769 home, S6 t 0/mo Gas --I w at•r paid Q uiet •Smaft Pet OK t BR, t1r•placa c able, adult p ark 873--n87 541-7317 pool, patio, garage· -----
No pats 399 W Bay LAROE 28R $725 '
S885 mo 1550-&35 7 1 BR S600 63 t -4086
. '
H1,· ',, :'
B·· It. ,'h·l
2BA apt. paf1la11y furn. ou a wa1ar paid,
" .
t_1• . , ,
Ill. M2S Uhl • 21SA
WllTCWP lM
28A 28A OfW, PoOf. f~pto. 1121 Auttand 1 BA, gar, 1800 Clay St, 186() ..,~ Ad. UOO mo OuleV
HC\K• ..._3U9
••• BEACH s ... nor. •BR
28A furnlunf yrty
$1700 Matll, 131-M ..
•ILOCK TO llACM
$2000FF
38R 2BA. iow. unit,
garuge, W/O hk·UQ
D/W, S1195Jmo,
28A IBA. St•pa 10
b•ach 1150/mo .
11200 NC. dep. Agt.. ~71t ut2'7. .. , , .. upp.r W/
deck, g.,, Mc: Oe»nr 2
bfk• t>c:h. 309'-" 3ath
1875 Ag1 4175-4830
3 Oceanfront• w/pnvacy
of no pubtic: W91Jcway:
Studio, 1 BA, 2BA.
IJ1SJ91. ~ bite to
~ • .,...2M28A,
tum, lndry ""· ~ Ofll'Q (811) •51 .. 73
NEWPOftT BAV,,,ONT
28A 28.A, ff P'c. lndry, r., 13' 018 AunebOut a• m.eet ~•oll
11400 15(M)75'1
N.-LulC Ap1 2BA 28.A
w/f/p, apac~a wtlota
01 amen. Clo1• 10
Oen e mo moYing r•
t>Ma R_,,. S 1 .000 Caff
W"', ,.,-r ~ ~ t>Mch, 1700/mo
"'"""" ·~ S3&-7831
2t0 Gtn & 210 lugon•
TSl MG.,.T
m .zm or nH012
Wlnter 122-oe2• ~865-len ~or~
38R 28A lrg kltch, OCEAN View tBr t
trpac, 2 lrg decka, w d atepa to beech S800 Sp~.a 2BR 28A w' _.:;;~..:....;:;.;::..::... __
•P•· d/w, walk..fn c~ 2BR. 1 BA •N•w.-ert Me4•ht•• hk up, 2-<ar gar 1 blk yrty Pat, 122·TT76'd
$700 Clean tBt, gar. to bch or bay $1400 760-17SS!• Ht• cerpor1.a 1120 16801 Regina Clrcl•
No Peta. ~ • 1900/mo lndry. no P•t•. !<Mal ~ 495-e581 I TEPI TO 9r •cH
WESTBAY APTS 21:J..254-979e '°' 1 paraon. 6,50-8145 90"11. of 2BR 2i,;BA "" •STEPS TO BEACH Twnhm In •xclua"'-3BR, 2BA. patio Vrly ... $1300/mo 673--2507 3Bt 2Ba, frptc, n9W area gat, w ld, very ....;....-'-='~.....;;..;...;;:....;~.;...._ 1150 OFF MOVE·INll 38R 2BA, $075 Lak• &
F .. 1urtng pool ape Adema 4-plH. pvt
patloa, encl patklng. • P•tlo, 15' calla, mlnl1
SMry, No p'.._, Vacant 969-2251
carpet, pwie. ~ redec I qui.t, $900. 144-17453 VI .. Vlr# VIEW
l 1100Jmo, ~ 60-3850 Back Bay 2BA 2BA. 2·
Walk te -..Chnr Hoag AT THE IEACH cat Oat Ip 11250 mo Baeh.iot 1570
1 Bedroom $895
2BR 11/•B• sns
2BR 28a twnM $875
82S C4tnt•r 142·1424
WESTBAY APTS
St SO OFF MOVE·IN'I
Attractive Apt• with
pool/spa Beautifully
1end1c:aped 1an1ng
SOfry, No Pats
Bachelor $4530
1 Bedroom $715
2BR 11/cBa $820
2BR 2Ba S885
22SO Vanguard 540-9826
Bact1el0t S605
1 Bedroom S70S
2~ 1 •Ba S82S
161 E 181h SI S..2-0856
1 9edroom
2BR t "•Ba
2BR 2Ba
ISi E 21SI S1
$730
$840
S880
~8-2408
81ct1el0t --$6251
1 Bedroom $71 0
131 E 181h St 646-8816
AVAIWLENOW • 28A $6,50-1950 2BA, 18.A new, 50 721 ·1 HSO
• 1 BR $725-$750 lrom Hnd S975tmo v.,ulllas t Br furn un-lmmaculat• large 3bt,
2ba, w/d hkup, lrplc,
patio. d/w. no dogs.
1145/mo •security.
213--592·2214
Oer./carpor1 pool-spa 648-«00 I furn S.c, pool spa,
1401 SUJ?!!!<>f 646-6838 j HTS 28R 28A $925 a11er rm R•nt negot, IH opuon 545-5793 1 Blk to beach, upper Nu pnt, c pl patio, gar .....;.:...;;:....;;.c~~;...;...:.~~-
llghf & airy 2eR aun. 160-1713'157-tne WINTER RENTAL deck, opn beam $895
75g..5060 or 631•5737 LIDO ISLE fully tum I
--1br, u111111as, gar Inc. Lagun<l
Beach 264 1 BR Apt 1 block from' s 765 mo yrty 1 per.
beec h. Quiet excel-son no pate 873-0837
2BR tBA ocean vi... 1 lent tocauon. oarago --
bloclt to b .. chl S800' M5951mo 78<>-19e2 Lg 1br$745
mo Ag1 714/497-45380 lBR, n-crpl, 3 hout· 213•-, 29th St Oar
•• to bchf Parking new carpot Agt 644·
CUTE 1 BR w patio & S7501mo 673-6618 0188 Th• Prudential
OCEAN VIEW nr town, 213 798--2392 California Realty
Ulla & cable Incl N 1BR, yrly, garage Up-McLAIN ENTERPRISES
amkr '800. 494·1521 11a1r1 Patio. brite & FEATURES
LAROE STUDIO, lull airy walk·in closets EXCLUSIVE
kitchen. close to tO'M\' $750 mo 645--843 t BEACH & COUNTRY
beach Great view. 200· to bch LO 2BA
220 Chtt Or "3 S59'1 bm can. f p, auto oar CLUB COMMUNITIES
mo Avl Feb 2nd 213/ door 5001 River Ave t 2 & 3 Bedroom
596-4 770 or 714 581 · s895 mo yr1y 642.3 890 A.pts w frplc wet bar
4489 -micro w d hliups 25 ,ell From Oen c entral .,, & garage
STERLING Pl.AZ'-I 2BR BA. patio $750 ""•111ra •10r•o• All
LUXURY APARTMENTS mo yrly 631·2858 matntananca Incl -Sorry no pets Command•f'Q ..... _ C)Yef LU• & atry lg 2BR 2 BA FROM S1,295 mo
Balboa Oceenfront
Duplex •BR 3 •-,eA j
S1 600 mo 3BA 2·~BA
s 1'00 mo
•08 E OCEANFRONT
_ 542-4905 Wkdp 9-5
NEW 2BR. 2BA POOL
Micro dw tan'Varucal
S995-lo C!!P 640-63!i
•28DAM $700•
18DRM $800• Frig d11nwatnar
stove incl No pelt
545-4855
STEPS TO SAND
VRLY BCH RENTALS
18A 10 lBR
untum11had
S750 to St400
V1LLA RENTALS
175-4912 * EASTStOE • Spac~a 2BR. 1 BA.
r•frlg, g .. & water Inc
l7IOlmo, '4&-5853
1 BR, 1man, bul cozy, M OVE·IN ALLOWANCE LOU of Sludentt tooa IOf
lot• of wood, n-car· New 2br, 2ba, blllln• j .,.,.,,,_, 1UrNallong1 1n
P•t & m ini blinds Small dog ok S89S/ Clalllflad Wll tlltly find
seostmo 9.3e-0552 mo 645-0302 '°" w-aowrt.ed?
coast Beach 1crou c11 to Fashion 11 THE NEWPORT MARINA
llrHI LMng room NS Frplc pool, IP• Slar1· 760-0919
••'11'•11 wan F0tmal I Ing at S900 Call FAIRWAY ms ll
dining rm Pnvalt dtctc Batlle, 062·9602 or BIG CANYON
1Bdrm S985 494·2265 1 Metia, S44-e130 ~
I I e Claaa.l..O ruloeH>#
tt1um1> We 1e11 •..a.a,.,,,.,
1
,,,.., "990 10 •no-10 O<;y -·1 ,,,.., r...a
ditn COM. Nice toom In
W/O tft'lg, ffplc, oer. front h ... ~ Ore.Nd
pool, 1ennla 1875 Wllltc to Mech 1450
115-2202 01 tu-&82 ........ °' 70-99'3
H11r1rr1•, ,J,'Qt.)
• qui.t ttome. kite pttv,
c~. maid~•
S2501mo 54~98 or
141-4979
lnlll\9, Prof non'tmllr,
all am«1 gar. 111 d . ovt
bath, kit priv refet·
enc" $.500 ut•l Pd
55M999
LAGUNA BEACH
COM &hr r cu.t. Ml
w/QfHJ ~. 3 car
gar. wl d f,p M50
'7&-5115 or .. 9-3113
CM E'.US. RMPQ" ~ 2s-.. S4~5Jmo. St60
dep Sml(r Ok Lndry
lnc:luded. 142-4 1 l!le
CdM bch aide hwy, lrg
38t to. w d , pauo No
amk druga avt now
5-475 mo 875-&837
Fam haa to ahr 2br.
2Da, CM N·amkr
$425 mo Inc ut11
Cl~ 14&-0140~--
MOTOR INN
Wkly tantal• s 1 75 &
Up COfor HBO TV
meld ave, heated pool Fam n·amkr ahr ort
& 11ap1 to ocean 1 n h m w po o I by
Kitch • avt 915 N Backbay Oul9t ~
Coast Hwy 494-5~ "IO · lllil • o 5'J.l24t
Lido Pon. by th• bay Fam neat I r .. p to shr
Fum rm'ba ahr dbl l 3Dr cory cottage in
moblla hm. amen111as CaM N ·amkr S575
Of king $450 87)..5 t 00 Vl \1111 72:J..S&61
NB Ea11bluff untum
Kttch'tndry prtv, semi·
pvt •ntr S3501mo Incl
ut11 Rafa 760-1591
Rental~ to
Share 2724
Fur 10v1ng car .. r O•I·
•nt.O M F ~ cpla snr
2BR 2BA CM conao
Gar pool Rant negot
S40 6'>50 a111 tor Tom
H 8 •BR House to
tllart with one p•r
son 1pac1ou11. clean
& QU•el 892·2998
COM n s fem, •BA Hun1tng1on B•ach 4BP
w11h I p 5 bites to b cn nous• w a Prar Fe,.,,
$438 721 84S3 non·'lmkr S400 incl
.Lux ugun1 Home
Ocean vu m1 10 DCh
CaDI• ma d pnonas
St M $490 497·1304
•BALBOA Pan ocnltnt 11no•• room •n JD•
nousa S550 ""0 • "
""' 67~5429 "oommat• Connection t....,.,..,.,., 116 Sa ~
900 ,_ _ _., •••
no -0"• •• 7-4000
BAL Isl lrg 4BR w trp
patlO, 3rd nr sundec t.
w d $511 mo Altl ' t
.. 23-428& evenm2!
Balboa Island 3 0 •
lovely 3br nm pvt rm
& ba. IOI• o f CIOletl
seot> mo 723-6275
Uhl !}64-3454
LI 001 Ma l a non
smo 1ter "'0 drugs
Kitchen p•1v S450 mo
6:'3·'>879 or ~7J 8717
ag n.1 B•ach walk to
beach Snare JB•
28a $400 mo C.11
Snar SI 4'!19 4003
M F 10 "'' 2Br ~Ba ap• Npt Beacn area Pool
spa Sm•" 0 " S3!>0
mo ~ 97? 1104
Pro• m 1 to share 'Hi41C
1acula• toe & .mw
2BA t '>BA \/ta Lido
Twnhse S500 10 S 700
mo daoa,..d•l'\O on hi&
styta 619 981 ... 303
QUtSTIONS
MOUT
DATtLINE?
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Valley area until February We apologize to our readers for the Inconvenience. UIOP.lllD
CHRllTIUI
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gar, "" utll. 1415fmo
1100 dep. 145-4192
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113-6152
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BRINOERSON TOWERS
O.cora tlve executive
aul1•, IUb-leue, ftex
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petklng "'9f(. ~
7U•77Yed 1eo-t1Ne
1111!11·.tr .. tl .' · HH Office a gat apace, • rma, 38A, 12' rollup ,300 aq /ff
gar door. ttth .. nee • lg. rofklp door
Pomona, CM. sooo. 1780/mo. t 7t1 WNl!llr,
145..oel4. C M. d•)'! $404352
Prime Newpon 1!$1Yd. rw 8,500 aq. rt. 2 large of·
City H•tt. 1 OOOaf store fie.. I receptk>n at••
for retalVolflca/food w/2 lg rotl·UP dOOf'.
l t 300. etl-793-535e S.57fl<t "'° t779 ~. C M De IM0-9352 Quiet, prtvat• Newpon
Beach watemont of· flee. 1 ,885 aff +-Out•
aide dactc. Excellent
frH pwtclng. Call 873-
9330 rOf Information.
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hra Incl w••kenda. Renonably Pflc•d ex· Oen vu. t st bite to b~h
S4IOK Birr .. 2-315<> Counaellng Center. ecuuve otllce au1te1
Call 724-4510 avallabl• louted In
Basic office •PK• neer
J.W. alrpar1, 225-525
sf. s1 1q ft. **'* Rent con1tderatlon
with 8 mo. ••••e *** 831-8066
Central Coata Mesa
Full service From 300
sq It to 600. Now Im·
provements S 90 9 t
plus lree rent 646-9663
EXEC office suites neer
JW Airport. 4770 Von
Karman Ave. NB FAX,
recept, copier, conl
rm. kltch. lree parking
& cotfM. l ·sty bldg
turn. S250 mo-mo Al
Quinlan 833 .• 9550
Fa1hlon laland 150-
195 aq. ft Ocean &
cour1 yatd vlewa Call
UH or Christi
IS;t4-4492 ----WESTCLIFF BUILDING
NEWPORT BEACH
Weslcllff/lrvine Ave
Of'flce & Retail Avail
&45-1101
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Opportunity ?904
$$DEALER SS
Maintain company ••
cured accounts. 400""
MARK·UPI NO SELL·
INGt 1 ·800·828·3922
AAA LOCAL ROUTE All
Cash. No Vending No
Selling $200·$800
Weokty frqm each
guaranteed locallon
Investment required
t .aoo.22e.ee30.
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end 111,000 __,, in. Nation al compan y Wo 111 ~'" ~t. ANaut~ ~_!lfta dla~~o~-Am.MIM..IM: Xlf1' in. proof , turnk•Y · -~ -,.,.. H0.000 + p.r year oueery No ~ come to •Hambte
Poa•ll*. Cell OpM.. ..-.. '9QUWect a.v. ptOducta "°"' your tore. 1.eoo-1a.1 .. !:_ 1ce .-ct ,.,.H out-home. I04-M•11oo
a U9lllUllA !eta Prcw.n and vu-• DI!". PM29
A • ....,..... am.act proc:tuct• With ...... & ... AA. •IUll-• .., eJCCJtlng new mar· 1
'" ~""' HANOUNG NABISCO , chandlalft9 conc ept Caatlngr a v•llabla,
KEEBLER, FRITO LAV c~;r,.,.,.te H m uch ~:s:.ii:,:.g Actora
& SIM ILAft '000 ~to .:.~_P!:,mwo .. nthlc. (213) 17"'°9tt PAODU C TS . N O " •evv·• ... ~. SELLING INVOLVl!OI l!•P•nda rapidly with A u a m t>la p roauc ta.
Service commercial lnteraat ''" financing. Earn up to $550/Wtc.
acct• aet up by IOCat· lnvettment or St•.•95 124 '"· No exp. Will
Ing co. Nat'I cenaua raQulred. Call Mr, C•rl train. Clll 1«J0.7~1'0oC
IWITlllDDI
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H.B. 142-6517 M•bet
flguru ahow ave Oamar at 1-too--828-
g ro•• earnlnga o f l249 or efter hour•
13.•00/mo. Rag. e end weelcenda •t 1·
hra/Wk. Min. fnveat IC>O.e20-2724,
$&,9t l . C.11: ,OR SALE! Fine---;;,;---------
1.f00.332.()()45 NOW Oallery. Nor1h County
for broc San 01900. Rancho
A. A VENDING Santa F• .,... A•Ht
Nothing Down • Han· ••I• w/large c:on·
dllng Herahey·1, Nab-signed stoctc. 140.000.
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SELLING INVOLVED
N•l'I Commercial Ac-
counts ••I up by Co ,
Nal'I Cenaus ahows
•vg gros• earnings
S3,SOO/mo. RequlrH 8
hours • -k 1-eoo.
332-2049 •520
SELLING OR BUYING
A BUSINESS?
lnv1•c,tn11•nt
Opportu111 ty 2Y08
ENJOY 14-1$ .. tt1Utn Oft TMI
DMda U0.000 to S 1.000 000
C&ll Dtnitcrl Altoc
49MQS llO'IWt
Mon1 ·y
to Lo.111 ?914
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IE AT THE IEACH
•IYNOON•
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8A M ·12~ ....... t.
BEAUTICIAN
Perlerably who C9n do
h•lr, nalls & facl•ls,
Oua.r wago or comm
FV salon. 5-40.09-40
BOOKKEEPER
F/C PIT, Insurance
b•ckgrnd/Agena. 0 C
Airport arH. 957·1122 FOO FREE INFOOMATION
CALL I 800 777 8835
ProMATCH TO'al 120,000 up No --------..
SNACK VENOINO
ROUTE
S 1270/Wk grou In·
como. Complete aetup
by natlonal company.
Minimum Inve stment
of $9950 for 10.
machine rout• CAii 1 •
800-869-6872
cr1d1IJo" Ho pe1111ty Ctll
Otnlton Aato •H .. llS ~I
Morwy
anted 2916
Need 1 OK 10 help open
business Free travel
• return on lnvett·
ment Kehh 498-1780
Mortgages.
.D ·s 2918
11t Ir 2nd TRUST
DEEDS
Rofl or Purch
Low Po1m1 A Raio•
CFO
Young Orange
County publl1hlng
company soaks Indi-
vidual with at leH1
aeven years ac-
counting ecperlence
u a majOr llnenclal
e11ecut1ve to be the
company s chief n.
nanc1a1 0H1cer
ALL CARPENTRY I .RESIOENTIALCOMM
S yea1"1 erp L•C..-c".ed 25 Y<'llrl IH ll All
Carpentry 351 E lectncal 361 O Home
lmprovements375
Papering 3866 I WALLPAPER Contractor
Fut Cloae
0111• Us A Chance•
Lone Star Mor1gage
Olen &•7·t 871 day1
839-3203 nltea
Responslbthtles I~
elude directing dally
accounting OP•••·
tlon•. f1nanc1a1 r•
por11ng, perl01mlng
auditing and control
functions, managing
monthly closing cy-
cle• and prepar•tton
ol monthly flnancjal
statements. review-
ing accounts recelv-
aote end payable
balance sheets and
preparing special n.
f'\enclal reports r ..
quested by sonlor
managomont.
894 2811 213·S96-7518 phDSOS Fair rates Uc Joe 744 0123
All C11rpen1ry Windows·
•CIOOrs '"""Vts.ff'"'<ld~ 'IQ etc Qua, IV *OI~ Ot~LY
Coiling Fan Spec lellat
Socur11y t1ght•n9 pool
spa, ;no. so'V c.ill•.
lreo 9'11 842 2<1<16
Rets Ln 647·1956 Electrician $30 HR.
•Carpentry. lnl'e71 Gwy0om¢ Coll'llTll Rea
paint, home repair. 0.-ange Cnly CM JO yra
eccl price Honeat Uc 1321240 •~
quaftty 282·7414
Houses1tting 3760
WE gals lhd hang logtthtl
T 0111 lnltl'lor Re'T'Odtlino
Stl"t!Ct ADVICE TO THE
OAAZY. 833-7172 nnouncements 292 s""an iot>s o• 1 s 'fll ••P I
1 CARPENTRY HOME REPAIR
CALIF . native wllh refs
Shor1 & Jong term
Love anlmala
(714) 722-6120 Pet Services 38 7 5 Sec ret Method•
Anotneya use to erase
b•d credit F0t detalls
24 hra. 7 14-0"7-1902
lndlv1dual must
have account de-
gree (CPA preferred)
E:tcellent b enefits
Send resume with
cover letter to L"" ~]
$2.80 per day
Th•t'a AU you P•v
for
4 Ines. 30 d.y motwl"IV..,
'" Ille SERVICE
DIRECTORY
For more lnlorma11on
CALL TOOAVI!
ASK FOR LOIS
Vour
Serv1ce 01rectory
Representative
642-4321
Ext 310
PUBLIC NOTICE
Doors windows & ctoseit Free Est
T ""' 11 rl()a r CSOM s ... all '417192 Greo 979-627! Landscape &
Lawn Care 3808 p bs 0 k ()()'\ 893-66..E._
FR doors windows,
plantetlon •hullers
Fences
& Decks 3615
Factory direct prices FENCES·GATES NEW
C11ll 001 630 6S04 Al()u RedWood Ced.ti
SllMl·Rettred Land·
scape Contractor 0•
sign Install Lrg, am
SAVE SSS 754-7170 MASTER CAAPENTAV posi replace CM"N9
Rough-l•n•sh·coroc.,ete _,,,.. Wt>y11 IC2·710I Sweet Tree Landscape
Maint 011rden1ng Serv
R•lt "" "' !)48-5174
& brrck work So Cal
30 yrs 964-8886
Small AN Big Jobs In
~ OeeU-doc•
door1 tt!t Nyn Ne wn
6'1~ 30 Y'! ~."
Ooor•~•oa .. Al!.,a•oor.s .ti'""' Pant'-toch
!&orS·()ryw Pa•~c
3S rs • • P J!<1 &e 2.J)5f;1
AES co~ ROOt'I •isd '
cio .. 11 l>OOltahel .. s
pal<O COY S'•Oong doors
1 rtc!Wd dK\os k 842..,9St
Cement
oncerete 3526
Firewood 361
Ft~ .. ~o~~~s~,NEO THE GREEN SCENE
~-«lGafypl;.11 ,...., r .... ~
.2t3 ~I J.M.""~"' Sptonkler lnstanat.on
Floor
Install 'Aepa1rs362
Tree Trtmm•ng ~tmov•I
lawn Ma1nt & Cleanups
Rotot. 1.ng • '32·9804 •
St . Lie. ,.5 0 902 5
GOOD FLOOR Covorrng I • TREES • Vny'<ffl"''' .. wooc:I ~,,_.
SW.-"1"11 Sotld Llel~S69 S!I0-8S77 Topp«1Jl•mow Clnup Nu
Garage Doors
& Openers 3622 Masonry 3828
la-a(lrll!IHr 7$1-3444
I 8RICK-P11101-FlreplacH
•COAST OVEnHfAO• St11ne·T~le-Block & ne-
SKt1onat & 1 P ect ow toining wa111 1eyr' exp
Se>< "QS·Mrd*J'.-OcYr\ Lie /Ins rots 675-3852
CAT NANNIES, INC.
ProfessloMI cat cere
In your home Feed.
liner, play period Ve11
Grooming transport·
auon. Full vacation
Lost &
Found 2925
service Newport Currency lound on
Personnel Olreclor
3JO Wes1 Bay Street
C o st, Mesa. CA
92627 COM areas Dally Balboll lsl11nd Turned
weekly, monthly rates In 10 N B Potor.e OllPI -~~~~~~~':=!
Call 714-222.,.866 &44· 1493
00G SITTING your hOmf ~IA rOUNO Gola en At>
ing S:Vdenl.WW"IM loYlf ..,.,., tr1over Well behl'tvod
n emplOymnl Hwpl 8c"' oldor mnle 10 yr.,, Vo
arN !31"989 I c1n1ty ol lrvrno Avo &
Back Bay '•48~
r ound r10fl I I 2 younq
Br1tt11ny F' n11nt~ " Val ••v ••tin 91 3.19ec, 1
964·9A"IA
Plaster
Repair 388
Int Ellft patch plHtorlng
Cu!ltom teirturrng quality
work Problema.No Prob
temsl 132$864 554-7831
Plumbing 389
24 Hr EDDU4"5522
HEATING ' PLU~BfNG
lJc 5" 1878. Visa/ Master
Found tom IQ ronot"e I
shell rolor•Cl dog
Found i:>nd & Or
anqn CM •, rn 41194
LOST Cal Jig orango
long him ni11l<1 vie on
lty Snntn Arrn Avo &
Mont<> V1-.til IM'> 6:?10
Iv mns"n~r>
COMMERCIAL
PRINTING
SALES PERSON
DIHVDI
Trttk\ f0t lnctuatrlal ca.
taring routH, HB .,.a.
Ask tor Al or Tom.
14•1030. t .... prn
UltN 1~00 A DAY
Peol)I• o.i1 You lo ~=======~I Orde r Opportunity
Publleatlona. 704/421· eeee. Eict 41B29742.
EARN SSOO TO ltl~OO
W EEKLY STUl""NO
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PART TIME
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..... reJ)I for MW
Orang• County
Spanlah langu•ge new9~. muet ba
bl•tlngu al. Coat•
Me .. location, QUar•
anteed draw plua
cornmlaalon. r•ply
PetaonneC Olrec;;10fy, S30 W. Bay 8'1Mt,
c o at• MH•. C A
12821. HOM E N o ewperl· A SST. DISTR ICT
one:• Few frH lnfOtm· MANAOl!.A needed to
atlon ffnd ... f ad· aupervl... hlr• a nd ~=======~
dr""d itampect en-1reln "'°'°' route cartl-llC'Y.'l•AMIN 1/91opa to• E F Aa.oc:, era. d•llva r dow n /NI • P .0 Box 08170. rout••· update p_,,.,. PIT In N.8. off'lc:a. _ .. h __ ... ,_ Sec'y/computer akUI• Cleveland, OH 4~ WOfk ..... _ ....... CU9.-w/•dmln •blllU... H'1a/ 1omer aeNtce No ex· •XTRAS for TV fl perlence neceuary pay neg. 144-0741
movlH 3-5 dys/Wtl, Muat have re llat>I• llCURITY SSO-S 100 • dey. $40 auto and current ln-
fH 2t3-278-0918 aur•nce C•ll 842· DIRICTOll FILE CLERK •333. uk for M11te Newport Ounee ~on
·COURIER. FT/PT Npl ~W.:.:l.:.;:1!)';£..:...______ t\aa an lmmect oe>an-lng for •n .. p'd P.O Bch law firm NI amkr pff TELLER or RH.,..,. Offlcat to
CaM Sue 752·2522 Wefla Fargo Bantc manage security at•lf
Ooneral Olflce Karen, 8715-4290 •t too acre waterfront
PIT. Oetall m inded para re creational park.
to help kHp crHtlv• Saeklng • dlaclptlned
entre p r org•nlzed. lnd lv w/mln of tO yrs SELF STARTERS
NEEDED aecurtty exp. Send , .. Flex hrs. NB 14.e..7878 aume to: s.eunty Po-
, $300.$500 per week
6AM·12 Noon
CAL L Me99le
84a.99t9
HOME TYPISTS
PC usera needed
S3S,000 potential Oe-
talls. (1) 805 887.eooo
Ext 8-22387
HOME WORK-Spare
Time. P•ln1 lovely min·
lature toys. earn $20
set No e11perlenc e
neeeaNry. and no in·
veatment required
Fun for the whole
fam lly Amazing
record me1aage re-
veals detail• can any·
PASTE·UP
Buay compoalng
room la looklng f0t
an ••pe rl e nce d
paat.-up artist. We
are a dally p•per, M>
~Ing wefl undat
deadllnea la • muall
Thia la an evening
Po•ltlon We offer
fun medical, dental
and Vision c.,e. F0t
rnota lnform•tlon, Of
to achedute .n Inter·
vtew, pi.a .. cont.ct u.. Larkin 81 642-
'32t . ext 202. EOE
11me 1 ·900-990-4049 ~~~~~~~~~ ,.. .;;
INTELLIGENCE
JOBS
All brenches US Cua·
tome OEA etc Now
hiring Call (I ) 8~
982·8000 E.t K·22387
MAINTENANCE
Need working 1upervl·
•o• & malf'\tenance
1t•N E.aD d In carpen·
try, plumbing, etec:trl-
cal & drywall for larg•
commercial. reatden·
tlal & marina prOject In
Newport Beach Refs
& 1ale drMng record
mandatory 873-9330
POITALJOll
St t.•1 to 114 90/hr
F0t eam & a.ppl1c:1t-
11on lnf0tmatlon call t •
800/009·0831 ••t
CA t 30 8AM-8PM, 7
d•y•.
Par1 Time
COLLECTORS
SET YOUR
OWN HOURS
Become an lnd•P~·
ant contractor conect·
'"9 IOI nome .ub-
acrlptlons or the oauy
Piiot Comm11slon
paid WHkly Contact
Steve Rogers at 842·
4333
MARKETING IECTY RUD •OOKS FO"
For company relOcat-l'AY1 S100 a title No
1ng to Fountain Valley E•perlence Call 1·
CaJI Kathleen, 900-847-7178 (SO 991
___ 213·928-MS.J mini or Write PASE .
MECHANIC
JET SKI
E •pori.cnc:ed Marine/
Jet Ski mech w ,own
10011 Wo,_ for lergest
water vehicle dealer,
cerear poa111on. top
wages Apply I 880
Newport Blvd, Coit•
Mes11, 842·8870
2S9Z 1&1 S LI~
co•nway, N Aurora. IL
80542
REAL ESTATE CAREER
Busy R E co •"ks
a1siatant to a top pro-
ducer Muat be 1elf·
starter. aggreaslv•
and e11tremety d•
pendable Sales poll·
Ilona atao available.
MEDICAL ASST. Send Income reef! to
sition, 113 1 Back Bay
Or, Newport Beach.
CA 92S80
Salee
HELPI
WE'RE IWAMPEDI
Wa h1111e hundreds or
famllln In the grHl8f
South Or•nge area
who h•v• aent for ln-
f0tmallon from us r•
gatdll'IQ th• pvrcha ..
o f
ENCYCLOPAEDIA
BRITANNICA
OutS&IM~ 11vM .,.. among V'te
hlghM t paid In the
WOt1d Juat 2 ord8f• awn• you up to
$700
Oroaa commlaalona
for the wHk.
Full fl"lnge banefltt
1-eoo-&21-$121
SalH
Need money feat?
$2000 p e r -nont h
guarentoed No e11p
nMded buytng Ml~ed
r1em e •1 government
auctlons on our t>e-
t\al1_ 1.eoo..9M-204JS
11111 Proftttlon1I
Nallonal company
needs hlQh callbef In·
dMdual for C.I mar·
ket $ t SOK • per yHr
pe>1enlt&I Ext>ef~•
In reerultfn9 and moll·
v•1Jon&I Ulea training
neceaUty
Call (113) ea2.a22
S.i.a!Human S.rv
PROVIDE NEEDED
IDMCE TO FAllUES
The Calif Public u111t-
lles Commtnlon. RE·
QUIRES 1h111 all used.
household goods
movers. print their
PUC Cal T number.
hmo 1 & chautteur a
pr1n1 their T C P num·
ber on all advertise-
ments If you have a
question about tho le-
gality ol a mover llmo
or ch•ulfeur. C111t
Public Uttltles Com·
mission 714-558-4151
Orrveways. patios,
paths etc No JOb too
small Re11soneble
Mlcke 53&-0553
L;cj1S!8398 963-t.466 --Brick, B lock, St o ne
Glass Anything In masonry
By the jOb or dey 18
years exp 645-2942
Property
Management 3898
LOST r om Goldnn nn
trrevor Mon 1 21 W11
i on A Cnnyon rJ61't1s
I CAN MANAO I! mo11•c ntrr1n •.in 1110•,
N .. l'd an aggress1v@
1clf mo t1v11tod PO•·
t on to •~II commor·
c1111 preas 11me
L11rgo <Jouo1e oN1do
Harris press has
time available to
prin t I N SERTS
TABS. NEWSPA·
PEnS,ETC
Cu11om11r will got
quallty votumo or1nt·
Ing on e short turn
around ttmo
Somoone with 1omo
ostabll•hod contacts
would be a btg plus
Excellent w orking
onv1ronmont M&ny
benefits This Is a
commission pos1t1on
With a bl·Weekly
dr.aw against II 1n-
tere1ted p l"Rse con-
t11ct Oavo Holtlll at
8'12..ot321 Eott 252
' year HP Muat be PT R . 180 Nwpl Cntr I b llln u a l 957·3225 Or ,. • NB 92MO -I
NEED MONEV FAS17 •ICYCUNO OPllAYO•
Area luner•I n<>mM
tooklng for people lo
provide pre-1'\ffd ••rv·
IC•• Must be able to
relate well to people
St•ble Income FfT c.-
r••r Excellent training
& tovtng suppott. No
e11patlenc e naceaaary,
but must love people
Call Liz, 213-533·t91 I
coust1c
Remodeling 3408
•HANO PLASTERED•
Smooth or Designed w.111am Or.1s P\u1tflng
56M&56 •~!9
Additions
Remodeling 34 10
KEVIN STUDER General
ContrlC10f Res/Comm
kite/bath rlmodtl ng SI
UC 493137 !31"5S31
Act mg
Lessons 3416
Producer• Actor• Con·
80f1fum presem1 pro-
f•alonal training lor
profes1lonal ac1or1 •t
lM ~nlng and 1111•·
"'9Clllt Mt cal ~1•
J!pl1,1r1r I",
S1or 1111 ,. i-126
,Al.US~SVC
Al ...... Modi!•
Cowteou • s.v ~15 aoa1• HnOt II. CM
I\ 11!1 I
TILE lnstalled/Ropa1red
Pro,,.pt Couneovs 5.,.,, ct
FrM E.sl & Rtllftnets
~"' sn.'by 84~•76
THE ORIGINAL
DEAN the TILE MAH
leaky showers-Acid
waah & regrou1 New
& Reparr .Bathrms-
Shower doors K1tc ·
Floors-Plumblng Uc
25yra 0 C 673-8065
Child Care 353
Glazing 368
SPEC Al TY Gl.ASS & I/, PPljl1
Cu11.,,.. ""'" "' • ll) • re r t
*••1•b d00•$ ,. (tol.f' ~-c \
FREE EST 1~.t'ES ~, '$'~
GLASS BLOCK
All matPrtl!ll!I & 11\t>or
Rat•s from S21 ~Q ti
Any SIH jOb 6!>().2006
Handy Man 371
••R E PAIRS HOME
RENTAL PROPERTl[S
Pe1nt·Cll•pflnt•y·
Drywall G-'\'611!1 '211
I •HANDYMAN * C 0 R A S LICE NS E 0 8-Q & 1,,.1 iota ,.,,,. 1 ••
DAVCARE So Coast Ca Bruer~·· t1•s
Plaza area S75 'wk
556-1196
LYNN'S HOME OAY
CARE HAS OPENING
for Infant to 1 year
$4 hour 64 I -9264
EXP LICENSE CP1oldcvt
AMERICAN BUILOltl(,
& PROP MGMT f fM·
PlvmD-Carpn1ry 1.tnr.'"f
GIUt·T~t 6'1 916~
CHRISTIAN H11ndy"'1111
Corpentry-a1mp10
plu,.,b•no<onrrt•l' 1)4'<'"' ~1
7S yr1 t •P 897 WI EMPH~S IS on CHILO
DEVELOPMENT Newpon ..,., ROOln 1n-632Q Doug• Handyman Serv
'"''1 ' Plumbing-carpentry·
Cleaning
Services 354
CHARO and JENNY'S
Housecleaning. Apt
Condo-O!fien Xlnl ,..,.
Ero •e.bond •72-m&
Hou1ecleaning-Apt-Ofc·
Condos Catpat cl••n-
lng·pa1n1 .. tc Engllsn
speaking 9eM88 t
efec·patnt-apt ma1nl
res>d Ouer 963-51-42
HANDY ANDY
Elec·Plumb-Pa1nt LI
c•rpntry. etc 83 t 110113
HOMR MAINTENANCE
ANO REPAIR
C1ll Jeff 993· 1222
RETIRED contrec1or will
Install your new Bay
Window Oo 1m11ll ••·
modeling Jobs Cur
rent CA lie 850-4483
Massage 3830
t,tASSAGE·lpoll ,_... I
tor ttle MW reat. Hnlt)ly
T otel retuatleft. Re!MH
a your Streu 966-S t 7!
STRESSED OUT?
1.tuuoe Tllefapy "'
Cl'\.roo<ae!>e oftlct
ln1ur ICCpltd
S38-T719 ,...,,,.
Moving 3834
t ABC MOVING t
SHO"Q ...,., 'O'f'I C<_.
RtAS RATES Tlll046
552·0410
•A·1 MOVING•
730.1353
CLEAN & EXPERT For
a JOB WELL DONEi
SwngOC tor t5yrt
UC. T·ISll,642
Painting 3858
PAINTING PLUS
Que tlty & attll
Aftordeb le 5"6-578&
SUN RISE PAINTING
C111•ori WOf\ l"4 '"" Ft I
doot'l #lnclowl ·~ Vt:, '>99407 5 73-09S9
SURFSIDE PAINTING
YOUR PROl'l!RTY LOST "''"" w.i1c,, En· 18 years e11perlonco qr ive• 1 r"IRmc> 'll'mas
R E Bkr, 720-0236 19•,•, KN•fl'I '~ n 8 ~
Roofing 391 751 1000
l 05 T o r F Oll•lO n Pill.,
RAINPROOF l """ Co'1 '>ri.i y Ne"'"' ROOFING nornrral tin f H : Pet
Andf'!' al ' com ...... t . I n /'tVll•I •1 'fl PF TS
Fllfoo's rtoa,, 1 '~f!t M c: 1 tlHIJAt •UA Sml I O..a ry WO'\ fa.rr Ra•H fHI
GUARANTEED S~ FRH ft· urn w ht pllw' ~ '""*'" H~74~ I br•111I u!(J r othr Voe
968·S891 ·~~c.()4 VIC lf'.lrtA Pl i'lf 11n1t,1 W
C M NOf'O\ mt'(J t alion
RAINPROOF ROOFING nFWAno :,7J !'HJJ
Ru•O•n•·•I & C0"'"'•' •
R•rools ·~•rs & a•y<ia
Qua ''Y ~ Ju ••I•• JHI Guarfl"'HCI S.r
FR[[ HI ·~~74~
11611 Sl'l9 t •II• &~().I ---
Sti•"QI" ""''""O loost1 f lat roof ltak1 Small iob• art
QUICI! I NS)' 18 yrt t•P LIC
G~ 723-5703
SprinklN
Repairs 3921
I.AWN ~ tnetal'f'91)111
m1nualflutom111c tir11er11
valVts 20 Y'S ll'P Atu
met Tony $41-315$
1le 3928
Q().0503
Entry-Kitch-Bath a
23 vr• exp. FrH Ht
r£~P
Serv1et", J'l29
Personals 3002
A New Ye11r A Now B•
g1nn1n91 rond thnl IP•
CIOI pOr'\On wllh
Prelorran fnco11ntor1
E.xclusi11n r.l111ntolo ln-
tflrvlows In Newport
Bnftl,, n IA 1ae-01&11,
818 966·8368 eves,
714 650 703~
OR tho hott11st women
In Amerlc,i by phone
I O N ' 1 -900-468·
3625 s10 call t8 &
up
Personal
Ser vices 3005
A DATE IOf'ighl Hear
lalklng peraonal1 from
local women A men
who would like to I
mHt you (n11mes &
phone • 1neld) 900-
346-3377 S 1 O!I min
COOKS
Train fo r lndustriill Ca-
tering 1n111e1. HB 11re,1 I
Asl\ fot Al or Tom,
848-1030. 1·4pm
COORDINATORS
Great Opponuntty for
Educ11tors lntere91ed
in Int I Student E•·
ch11ngo We oro look·
Ing for highly moll·
veted 1nd1v1duals to
coordlnnte a 'lhort
term homestay pro-
grql!lm for European
Students In your com·
mun1ty lde&I candl·
dates 11re org11n1zod
with strong commu-
nity Contac11 Oood
compensation & pos-
sible trnvel boneflt1
Call INTRAX at 8()().
288-t221
Chlldreo'adult homes
lor dev dlHbted In
Costa M••• need v"tl·
ous Positions Wltdys
&·30.9 30A, Wknd 3rd
shift, llve-ln hou1•
Mgra Call Keith 714/
957~281
COUNTER HELP
Mnke up 10 s125 per I Reynold• Aluminum
1 h 1 Recycling has lmmo-day trtmm ng P 0 o-dlate FfT openings for
graphs No ••P nee polite & friendly peo-
t-800-553-4377 pie to 1tan our bevet
N E W M L M • pro a ege container recv·
needed 59"'fi, 10 M 1 cling sltea In the Oar·
lake away product den Grove & Wesl·
Taped mag M2-0172 minster area Post11on
ORANGE COAST
OAILV PILOT
AOVERTISINO
ADMIN ASST
Ou11e1 Include an-
•-rlng phones lor
adv•rt11lng ataff,
typing. fifing plua
general office duties
Pleaaant aurround·
'"O•. lnaur•nce, paid
vacation. Call 842·
4321. Est 251 A1k
l or Howard
Schramm
requires baste OJganl·
ration & math sklllt
Good hand writing
worltlng outdoor1 &
""Ing up to 70 Iba
Musi have good peo
pie 1kllta. l ues thr11
Sat. I 30·5. Drug
screen required
Starta at S7 57 per hr
Peld training & ••c•l-
lent beneflta No ••pa-
rlance ~ed. Muat
IPHk Engllah Apply
In peraon at Ramad•
Inn, 10022 Garden
Grove Blvd, from 10
to 2 on t /28 No
phon~ calla pl••••
EOE
OUTSIDE COMMISSIONED
IAl.ES REP
elf starter,
$300 per week draw.
12°/o commission
on all sales!
Speec:h Language
Pathologlst
F 'T po1lllon evall In
Laguna Beach area
Ablllty to direct
speech therapy In •
S N F Cellfornta llC
req Pl•••• contact
Riv.raid• Hearing &
Speech C tr S051
Canye>" Crest Or, Ste
1()4 Rrverslde 92507
787-0204
TLMKT Fun Smile &
Dial Sii hr food , lV
break• nr UCI 9-5 M·
F 85-4-819t
TRACER
Tr11cat '°' MIP Re-fund Pollclea Polen·
llat SA.000 847-7 t 28
TRAIN I NO QUARANTEI
Lo• Angelea TlmH la
now hiring outalde
sales repteaentatlvea.
afternoon ahlfta, 5
hours pet d•Y Ouat-
entHd S250 pet we.k
during lralnll'IQ Ask
about our medlc:ltl ln-
11Hanca S5 35 pet hr
ptua tiered comml•
l ion. 71 .... ~588
Ttlephonela ...
Local Police a.n.
tit. Tlckeil & ...
71 117·7MO.
VERIFIER
()1·!.111,r 'I M-12 . ~ ,. .
KATHLEEN'S HOUSE·
CLEANING Personal
touch Of'fc-apt·home
Xlnt rats 845-0828
RELIABLE Houaectean-
lng by th• d•y Local
area. >Cini ref8fencea
Call Yolanda 831·5H7
THE TROUBLEBUSTfA
Home At1>11t lmptQ't!"M
SptClf htt Slhtl•CtlOll •
mull Ref~ 721-4t07
°'' . !y 1>9'"' ng by pt"Olt•
..atlas Uc • 802098
lntUfed Bonded Free
Estimate 8"S-330!1
llO lill<E I Tfllll WN
T res T llrTWl*'Q. NlllO'lll
yttd c:IMIWp Frat Mt
~
JC TREE IEAVICE
PIT, dry ctoenera No
exp nee
831 ~en -1 ';iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiji;;;i;;;;;~i CUSTOMER SERVICE 1 I
Detailing Au1o-Trucie-
AV. FrM Plc:IC up &
oeitve1rv .• 431-1188
{11 Jlr I
Ir'•" 1 1 M-1·1
SPRING CLEAN. lnalde
out, 01ganlze atorage.
floral clean & reconst
Ruby 675-8059 . .. .. . . . . . THERE S LIGHT at the
We ooma to you ., ENO of th• TUNNEi..
yoUf c onvenience UC Mouaacleanlng by •~rte. 114"'48-2942 Helen ~2&
f1 ,•1 r I ft
~ ' • . : A '~
'
C<1r•!r,1<.l1ir', J',')8
A. LA • Uc. Oen. Contractor.
A M Phe... of Contt .. 9's.&t39
I ', •
f I' . I I .... ,,...,c .. 11011
Dec:tc~rw a... "°"' 122 .. ,.
i 1·, • • l ,H·l
. . .
SURFSIDE PAINTING
(Na• ty IMl'"I~ by pro•-.
QUALITY wonK
435-t7H ''°"''' lie 19020M
!ntur'ld 8ctldtd ~ DICK'S HAULING fres tlllmlltas
Junk to dum & gen-.. ~·..:..:::.. __ _
eral haullng. urge MESS Ll!SSON8 MICHAEL cox '"mNG ~ acMI• 01 dll-
H aultng 3720
truck whh Ifft gafe, __ T..,.ng -.... ... L
540.3798 S12M ' MATlAIW ..,..,, -2.f1 ... ~...,.
DUMP RUNS • JUNK fWllllat denlJ 1412• 11! Ml
Furniture, traah, tr.. -__ l7$-4008 _____ '5 "*" ~-toen
branchH. apl)llanc:H 'AIHTINO • WALL'APEll ~f'"" P~
Mika 7 dya 14&-t 3S1 t ANO AUAl'AS IKoll90t. A yiu _,
Lot.al """' [Jptn "°" .. .. ,........,., HAUL 4-U. ~ 0,, '"'-. .... ..,.
rat" cw other ettt-1' I
mat9a. Oen haulng • ,,... houMhOfd toxle
dlt POHI with IOeCI.
,,.. "'· 8'CM>389
.,-LT HAUUHO ~ a....,. ........
..... 14Mtl2
FIND
f
I' q,• . ·.··•'
r ....:: ~ • :-.
HAHOINO/ITRIPPfNO
UCI MOl71 Y1SA-MC ,,.,.'511
. . '
I I ~ :
•'" • "• 0 •. • • •9 t' •T ........ ,
ThOtougtt, ~/out
acr .. n•, rree aal .
rafa Deltfd .,.,.
Domf'st1cs JO 18.1 Wanted 9 overweight
peQple W~ P•Y you
BABYSITTE,. lo lo.. your weight
COM. Warm, frlendty _5_33-_187_9_Ewt 4
& Hpetlenced woma~ C11hler/lllt1
to beby11t once • Pff Pet aupply store
wHk f0t 7 mo old gtrl Morning• M·' Aak for
Ref pref Call Linda at Shttne. 11M543, or 1~~· lttS-1457
$500 WKLY PO$SIBlE
WORK AT HOM
Info 1 •00.2:1.-...00
X71t l!mpt. Info, Sii
Phone fM
ACCOUITMT/
IOOIUCllPIJI,
AecorclL wort! tn of· ""· ~ '°' ..... l atat• Lloa n ae
OfOund tlOor. Help u .......
AllTIUmC
COlfROL , ..... n ,ooo ~
.... Ho....,....!( •
n••••a •rr. 11 o.
' •OCH»UO
Clertcal/Off. luppert
PIT. Apply In J*aon.
NewPC>fl Landing .....
taurant, OO:I I!. lc:toe-
w atet, h lbcMI. 11'4'.iT.1.
Newapeper ro ... ••
nallabl• lft Coet•
.. ". •nd .......... hed\ JOO AM to
l:OOAM. ~
No co1ectlnQ. car ...
ltteUfan<a reQu"941.
call .., .. :U.J ....
UPTO •aoo
PEii MONTH
*•C91ECTIB*
Early momln; mdot rou•
available. MUii have
dependable tian.,n.Hon
and liability m.aruce
CALL
1971 21' Pacemaker ~ 2~ hp Cfu.
Mdef. w ... 9qulpped.
Cafl 8 rolttlf. &ay.lcte
Matin• Salta 114/
l'n4!570
EthM Alen ... bectl 20' SKIPJACK, good ch•lt9. ttlOO ....,., condition CoY9f ln-
1'°° eactt. MOw&7&2 b o a t d /o u t d r i 11 •
DetWMn 10 a •-sa.ooo ~1 •
D A v ... E 0 • I 0 0 31' TIARA ftrmWhfM~ tllCtll•nt condition. Radar, lora n, gtn
1U42IO lmmac:. 1135,000.
ESTATE ..... American
oak WtdcluM. WNI•
cotfM ~. "'-UW rramtd f)flnt . 873-60l1
Qtua dining NI wf4
Aattan c~ra, 5 " tong. 3.'h rt wld4t. S85
088·f.293,
642 .....
21' Vf.NTUAf., 2 u1i.,
nffda CIHnlng up saoo. 146-8457
S11p'> ()oc~.,
& Stur .1qc i'U22 . .
Al Newport launch
ramp. Wuh racll.
cata. repair ahop.
&44-ot20 729-3H3 Seara Outdoor J)*tlo tum 4 chllWa tabtt Npt Sch moof\ng Mar
w u,,;brab. like MW I $th SI Oul9t ttv..
S2SO 080 Call 842· abOard area, E2 Parle·
4750, 7·9PM. Ing. (415) 332·2408 _
Sotaa, t>ookc.eMt, Ot~
nou••hold turnlsll-
ings, 540-7890 Open
hOUM Sun '2 to 5.
438 Proa~. N.B.
M1sce llanPuus 601
Cuatom mad• pool
tabla AQM. hand led-
dtd Tlffany Qlau.
Navar uttd. 1295
759-0884
PRIVATE DOCK
Newport Water, •IK·
ltlclty, etc 873-7877
S•p Avail-Ho ff\19 At>oarO
45' Sllp S720
Up to 32' $385 Si~ tie 10 25 S2SO
SWALES ANCHOMGE
Dally e.s 548-t&Ol
C.in1pPr', RV 5>
& Tr.tilers 801 4 ExtrCIM blllt Oflg $289,
tac 1155 Staitctmbg SENI~ CtTIZEH ONL V. ••tr or'; 1399. sac Furnlahtd trailer wf
$ 175 ~. com-room tdd11lon S8 000
_pu1trzd S5<M7U Cbh 1&40 NewPon
WANTED TO BUY· Old Blvd • 58 Cotta ORIENTAL AUOS, any -~-•_a _____ _
l lH In any condtlion
1-ec»631·7233
Fref• to YCJu 6022 F9'••• 7 tt couch. orown a t>tut fabric.
Mad• uphof9t.,y r•
palt Cati~
ewt•lr·y f,irc.,
& Art 1 ,()/'>
ANTIQUE 1 llTATE
JEWllRY
VW 1079 Van Camper
Poplop, New •no•M
Pro~n• Equtptmant,
11ova. fridge, t lnll,
vary clean Perfect
cond S2. 700 080
146-2909
Motorcycle
Scooter 8018
Su'"uki 1971 OS7SO
1""9S1td S 1700 Mov-
lno must NII seoo
080. Call after 5,
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Jan 30 Feb 6 Feb. 14
Cruzan seeks to help
others on right -to-die
By Carl Mannrng
A!ISOC1ale<I Pr"'I\ Wr t~r
JEF-FER"O'-Clf't \fo
Once dn"C'n tl\ rag1.· and frustration
OH'r hrs dJughtC'r\ helpkss situ·
auon Joe < ru1an nov. v.ants 10
help other<; I.tung 1h1.· \Clme ordeal
over 1h1.• ntzht lo die
He r,hun' l.1ht·I<. hkt "cru-.adcr··
or ·champion · 8111 he 1\ v.agang
his own campaign to make rx'OPlr
awarr that the} nC'1.'d to S1'X'C1f-.. in
ad,anct" their "J'ihc<. at>out life-
SU<ilainrng lrt'Jlmt'nt
.<\ muscular ht'ardcd man who
\alucs h1<i pn\at\ Cruzan find-.
h 1 m~ll 1n th1.· 'fX>llight 10 tell the
stor~ of hr\ daughtt•r '-ant\ tic.-·,
used to the .t11cnt1on hut that
doe\n t me tn ht· en1m \ 11
.. J ht• bottom hn1.· 1\ I'd rather
ha"l'.' m. dJu~htn halk'' hC' ,,ud
L J'lt "'<'ck h(' accepted an 1m-
promp1u 1n' 11Jtmn to SJ')l'ak to a
women·, cluh 1n hi\ hnmc1<>v.n of
( artt'n ilk \nd for tv.n da.,,, he
and h1\ v.tl t• I ~ll' v.crr 1n Jef.
fcr\on ( it.,, t1pJ)l«1rtntz ht-fore 1.om-
m1ltCl'\ 1.on\1tkrtnR kg1c;la1ion rn
<;p1rcd tH tht·ir dt1ughtrr'-. ca<.<'
( nuan )fi l'\J)('ualh "'Jnt'> 111
rcac h \oun[I. pcoplt .,..ho ma\ not
have <,pc.·cificd 1he1r ...,1shc'
··T he\ re thr om·\ nw't 'ulner-
able rhl'\ .UC the l\'c\'it likd\ to
ha"c \omt• I.ind o l a1.h Jn1.ed dt·c la r
at1on he ..aid
The ( rulitn' fou~ht for 1hrl'C
year<; to rt·m"" 1.· th,·ir <.ldugh1t·r c;
feeding ruht· \J\ ing \he ~ould not
want to 1i~l' 1n J ix·rw.tt:nt \Cg1.•ta1-
1vc <;late .\ 1•11n Lar ~reel. ldr the
woman w11h <;t·nou\ hl"ad n1unec;
and v.11h no hnrx· ot rt"lO\.t'r\
T he fam1h ' kg.ii dlort' led to a
landmark I \ \uprt·mc ( uun tk·
c1s1on on Jum· 2' <>tat1ng th.it pa
t1cms hkc r'vh ( ru1:in could ht·
allov.ed to d 1r ti thc·n v.a1.· · dear
and conv1nt ing" e" 1cl1·nu• that ~a<i
their w1c;h
'x•\eral of "1 ' C ru1an's former
~<H~orkcr\ then tc~uficd m state
u1urt that <ohe u 1d \he wo uld never
.... .in1 111 ll\e "'like a vegetable."
Judg1.' (hark\ feel Jr ruled Dec. 14
that ht•r feeding tube could be rc-
mo\t'd
\h1.· d11.·d lxl 26 a l age 3.l
< ru1.rn .ind h1\ wi le have no
dnuht tht'\ made the nght choice
"I kd I haH' to JU'illfy my de-
t 1\100 to two J')l'oplc one of them 1s
(rod .ind lhl' other is Nancy,"
( ru1t1n \J1d "I think \iancy and
( 1hd Jrl" ooth 'Mlttc-.ficd w11h the
d1.'t l\111n .,..e made. and as fa r as
~hat Jn\ be.id} else thinks. thcy·rc
.,..clcomr 10 thei r op an1on "
Hut hard quc'it1onc; linger.
··1 \t' .... ond1.•red sometimes 1f v.e
h,t\t' tinJ lh accomphc;hcd for God
.... hd t hr -.e.t out to do People say
that'' hl.i,phcm} hut I don't mean
1t thJI .... a, I mran 1t as. 'Where
dr>e<i < 1cid -fit 1n1t1 thr equation'>',"
( ru t.in ..aid
In ,, rc<.rnl 1ntrrv1e~. Mrs.
< ru1a n t.il kcd ahout the da} Nancy
d1t·d t1t 1hc ~1\\nun Rchah1htat1on
< t'ntl'r 1n \.fount Vernon. about 35
milt'\ Imm tht· tam1h ·.,home 1n the
()1.trk\
I "'J" ..ad hut I wac;n't \Off) I
It II hkc ~t· had done the nght thing
.rnd dun,· ~hat \iann would ""'ant
\\ "c v.l·rc going homr that morn-
ing I "11d ''-"l'll at lca\t th1-. lime
"l'0 fl ,111 tom1ng hnmr ··· she -.aid.
'-"t• didn't ha\t' to k;ne hC'r up
1hcrt .tn\ morl'
Thl' 1.1m1h ..aid 'ant v·'i death
l nt.kd .1 '<-'l'm1ngh rn<llcss ordeal
\llh11ugh ( n11an reJt.'C'IS the no.
win th.it h,.·, on a crusade. he said.
I 1 U\t he he' c \er} strongl}' that
1h1n~' arc· .... rnn[( with the law and
tht.''>t' dt't l\1on\ \hould he made by
lhl IJm1hr\ ..
I 1 ",,, the I.ilk of an) thing in
.... nt1n~ h\ "-Janl) ahout what she
v.ould v.ant done 1n ca~ of in-
l Jpautt111nn that crt·atcd the legal
ll~ht
BEAVTIFllL. RJCH, INTELLIGENT,
IWF. 27. Blonde. blue eyed, whb a Jove fort.ravel.
cbeale, romp fllml, Ind romantic walb on lhe
beaeh, teal Mt. Rip to Jive happily ever after.
f1nd out how '°meet IOIDCOnt like this or~
a t1tEB Id of JOU1 own iii DATELINE. See clcUill
In today., c:lulifled leetion.
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ABC News anchormen Peter Jennings answers a child's
question during a technical rehear~ Friday for a t9'evlllon
special "War In the Gulf: Answering Children's Questions."
Saturday morning Jennings and ABC correspondents will
answer questions about the war from children In the studio
and on the phone.
Judge rules electric chair not defective
NEW ORL EANS - A federal
Judge on Saturday reJected attempts
to block a death row inmate's ex-
eru11 on. rultng that Louisiana's
clectnc chair doesn't unnccnsanly
burn and mutilate the people ll
kills
l S D1\tnct Judge Henry Ment1
made the rultna after a hearina on
whcthC'r the chair 1s so badly de·
signed that Robert Wayne Sawyer
shouldn·1 De e~ecuted 1n 1t for tor-
turing and k1lhng a woman m 1979
Mcnll ga ve Sawyer's attorneys
until Fch 8 to ap~I the dec1s1on.
Other death row inmates have
argued unc;ucceufully that clcc-
trocu11on t\ unconsut~t1onal cruel
and unusual punishment. but
Nicholas Trent1costa of the Loyola
Death Penalty Re~ur~ Center.
who is rcpre~ntang Sawyer. said
th1\ 1s the firs t case 10 question the
design of Lou1s1ana's chair
~wycr. 40, and another man
were convicted of beating. raping
and burn1na alive Frances Arwood.
23. of Avondale They poured
scalding water on her and doused
her with lighter fluid, proS«utors
said
-By lb~ A•1ocl•IH Pn••
Q.-Where woald yoa be If you turned le ft
at Via Lido, right on Lafayette (do•'t
croaa the bridge oa Lido l•le ) and left
on Lido Park Drive?
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MaJor restrictions
on water proposed
By Russell Clemtngs
Mcel•telly Newt Ser'lllOe
In 1he fifth year of Cahfomla·s
longest drought since the 1930s. a
state regulatory board is getting
ready to tum the world of water
upside down
Tuesday. the state Water Re-
sources Con1rol Board wall begin
talona testimony on a Iona list of
proposed water use rcstncuons that
wo uld be far more sweeping 1n
scope and seventy than anyth1n1
ever enacted before.
.<\mong the possible results:
-Urban dv.cllcrs 1n c111" hlcc
Fresno ma }' be ordered to cut their
water u!K" an half. a step that would
almost ensure a summer of brown
lawns
-Farmers w11h tree crops such
as almonds and vineyards may get
JUSt enough water to keep their
plantings ali ve, instead of the far
larger amounts needed to produce a
crop Farmers with annual field
crops such as cotton may get no
water at all
-t nv1ronmcntahsts may face
the prospect of watching as hard-
won standards for water quality 1n
the Sacramento-San Joaquin River
Delta arc tcmporanly set aside so
more water can be diverted to c1ttcs
and farms
"I think we're stnkma new
gro und." said the board"s chaarman.
W Don Maughan. in what 1s surely
an understatement.
Once before. 1n 1977. Maus,han
said. the board was ready to order
sharp cu1backs 1n water use because
of a dro ught. but before the restnc-
llons could 10 into effect. the
drought broke
~incc that ttme. C~hforn1a's
popula11on has grown by one-third.
and the demand for water has also
increased. In add1tton, this drought
1s longer -and more severe -
than the one that wruna the state In
the 1970s.
Hanging 1n the balance 1s tap
water fo r many of the state's 29
m1lhon people. habuaa for much of.
its dwindlina wi'dlife, Md the life-
line of its iniptcd farmina. ul-
timate source of ,more than half the
San Joaquin Valley's payroll.
All of which means the state
board. with strong but seldom-used
powers to allocate water amona
competina needs. 1s now beina
begged to use th09C Powtn.
··we 1n1t1atcd thJJ because I had
some contacts with '°me of the
water people who felt lhat the risks
were so haah that they wanted us to
do somethms." Mauahan said .
Amons the people clamorina for
action arc farmers who contract for
water from the ovcrtapped State
Water Project. Of the state's major
reservoirs. the empt1es1 1s Lalcc Or-
ov1llc, the stalt' proJect•s ma10
sto raie site.
State project farmers an the west-
ern and ~uthcm San Joaquin Val-
ley arc beina told there 1s one
chance tn four that they will &et no
water al all this summer. saJd
Geo~ Baumh. aeneral manqer of
the State Water Contracton aroup.
At best. he said. the farrnen att
beina told to eJtpcct only 20 percent
to 30 percent of their normal water
suppl}
"Everybody naht now 1s JUSt
womed to death about what they're
go1n1 to do." Baumh said.
Yet other 1mpton. less seventy
threatened. arc loolc1n1 with
trepidation at the stale boercfs hst
of 18 proposed watt'r-usc rtt\tlc-
t1ons and related measures and is-
sues
Jerald Butchert. general mana~r
of the WcstlandJ Water Distnct,
which iets its water from the feder-
al 1overnment's leu-ovcrtappcd
Central Valley PrOJCCl, said the
state board's proposals amount to
an overreaction.
"I think the system operaton on
most (water) systems 1n Cahforn11
arc capab'e of handhna this" by
workina out wa1er exchanaes
amona farmers and districts,
Butchert said
Bar board rejects proposal
to restrict lawyer-client sex
LO ANGELES -The Board of
Governors of the California State
Bar on Saturday reJcctcd a proposal
recommendma minor restrictions
on sex between a\torncys and
clients.
The bar's C'omm1ttce on Ad·
missions and Competence had ap-
PfOvcd the proposal Fnday, sk.artina
a lca>slator's call for an outnaht
bin.
The proposal likely wdl be sent
back to t he commitaee,
•Pokeswoman Anne Charles said
Saturday.
"Gaven the concerns tatted on
either idc, there will be an anempe
to balance the concent• of P"*C'"
1na both the pfOfaeion and the
public," ChUtft •id.
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day's vote c:oaat. ~ ••'Ill
remained 111 llllion IMI Sllwdl7
and could 90C i••• « .,.., ..
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