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We back
our troops
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Hazy sunshine today becomma
mostly cloudy ton1Jht. Coastal/Inland
h1Jhs from 60 to 66. Lows from 44 to
49. For the Oranae Coast's most com-
plete weather information. including
boauna. fish1n1 and surfina reports. sec
page A8.
IN THE NEWSROOM
You probably thought the New York
Giants won Sunday's Super Bowl for
the trophies. rinas and worldwide
adulation that comes with being the
National Football League champion ....
But. aooord1n1 to Newport Beach foot-
ball fanatic Paul Salata, all that stuff
plays second fiddle to the real prize:
last pick 1n the NFL draft and a chance
to pan1c1pate 1n the 16th annual Irrele-
vant Weck celebration ... "We look
forward to the result of the Super Bowl
so we can begin plannina our June
23-30. 1991 Irrelevant Week cel-
ebration:· said Salata. who started
what has become a nauonat media
event I 6 years aao when he and Wlfe
Bcvert) dttldcd to "do some1h1na nice
for someone for no rcuon ...... "The
first draft choice receives national
m~a attention, a mult1-m1Jhon dollar
contract and a hero's welcome by his
community and coneae:· Salata ex-
plained. "Until we bepn our Irrelevant
Week celebration. the last draft choice
was hardly noticed."
QUOTES Of THE DAY
"John I t'w1s ha~ mo~ polltlatl bag-
IDIC than John W•ynt' A1rpon. ••
Poht1cal consultant Harvey EnaJand-
cr. on one of the probable c.and1dates
for the state Senate seat vacated by
fn-shman U .S Sen John Seymour (Al)
0
"Po/111n is the conduct of public .m,,,, for pm ate adumi.IC ..
.o\mbro~ Bierce
TODAY'S EVENTS
•The Newpon Beach City Council
meets at 1 p m 1n the council chambers
at City Hall. 3300 Newpon Blvd. .
•John Schneider performs ton1Jht
at the Cra.ry Horse Steak House. I S80
Brookhollow Dnve, Santa Ana, in two
shows at 1 and I 0. Call S49-l S 12.
•Gino Vanelh performs tonight at
the Coach House. 33lS7 Camino
Capistrano. San Juan Capistrano. Call
496-8930 for r~rv111ons and infor-
mation.
•Bobby Dorman and N1a,htwatch
performs from 9 p.m. to 1:301.m. at
The View. Mamott Hotel. Newport
Center.
•The James bchanac plays from
7-11 p.m. at B1stanio. 19100 Von
Karman. Irvine.
•The Ci~le Gallery, South Coast
Plua. te. 2600. 3333 . Bn tot St.
Costa Mesa. prncnts 1n eah1btt1on of
ra~ on11nal 1n1mat1on eels, onainal
hthoaraphs and a preview of new eels
by the canoon11t Chuck Jonn.
COMING ATIRACTIONS
• Our crack spons slafY' IOCS to the
hote with its <>ranee C0titt h11h 1ehoot
beskcJbell pla)cr of the week.
INDEX
0Cleeends/A7
Monday, January 28, 1991 25 cent s
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Edison Miller recalls life as POW
By Russ Loar
Orenoe COMC Delly P*>'
The suup for survival will be tough
for downed alhcd flyers captured by Iraq
-even af\er their release, according to
a former Orange County supcr\'lsor who
was imprisoned for more than five years
by the Nonh Vietnamese.
In 1972. Edison Miller returned from
a prisoner of war camp 1n Vietnam to
accusations of treason for has anti-war
statements His wife soon divorced him.
and a decade later his 26-year-old son.
reponed to be 1n"olved 1n the sale of
drugs. was murdered 1n Costa Mesa
Miller, now S9. womes that the latest
generation of POWs and their fam1hes
will suffer from overexposure b)' the
media ... They should not make them the
focus of attention," said Miller. now
pract1c1ng law 1n San Josc."My family
was harassed for years. The prisoners arc
doing the best that they can, and to make
them a focus of controvcny at this 11me
1s unfair"
After the first three years of has 1m·
pnsonment. Miller made anti-war state·
ments used by the North Vietnamese for
propog.anda broadcasts. When Miller
was appointed to a vacant seat on the
count)' Board of Supervisors by Gov
Jerry Brown in I 979. he quickl y became
the target of poh11cal conservatives who
used his anti-war statements again~t
him.
It took Miller 13 years to clear his
m1htaf) record In January I 98S. l ' <)
Distnct Judge Gerhard Gesell ordered
the Department of Navy to remove a
lcttrr of censure from has m1hta.ry fil~
C1esell wd two m1htary heannas yielded
no rv1dencc that warranted the lcncr of
censure. Miller retired from the Manne
Corps as a full colonel
Miller was shot dov.n on f-nday the
I 31h. 1n October 196 7 . .\ veteran of the
Korean conflict. Miller wac; the com-
manding offi cer of .rn F4-B fia,hter
squadron. flyma his 70th m1ss1on 1n
Vietnam. His inJunec; included four
crushed vertebrae. a broken leg and a
broken ankle -1nJunes 1ha1 went un-
treated
Miller was 1mpn<>0ncd 1n a dungton
originally built b\ the French for Viet-
namese pn\Oncr'> .\her his third escape
attempt. Miller v.as beaten \0 ~vcrcl) he
See POW ta.a hll Edison Miller
4 Iraqi fighters downed
Kuwait's Ahmadi Sea Island Terminal bums Sunday
morning after the United States blew up the traql-
controlled 011 facility in an attempt to staunch the flow
of oll Into the Persian Gulf
U.S. troops
dig in for
gro~ war
By Edith M Lede<e<
AMOCleted PT-Wnt•
OH .\HR.\
11\oi \a ud 1
._ra b1 a · -
.\m erH an
ar ou nd
forC'~ will be
rca<h to at-
tack thr Iraqi
arm\ within
a month and
an air stnke
seem'l t o
ha"e thwancd Iraq's efTon to flood the
Pen1an C1ulf v. 1th mort" 011. l ' S officials
said ~unda)
\.1asc;1H alhed bombing raids con-
tinued O\er Iraq. and 1n one dodiJht two
>\mcncan warplanes downed four Iraqi
fighter\ the) said In Iraq. 8aahdad
wamcd that FJ)phan President Hosn1
\.1ubaralt v.ould be auass• .. ated
On the ground l ' S ~1-nnes teamed
hov. to negotiate deadly minefields and
p<"nt"trate claboratr fort1ficat1ons Al\er-
v.:ard the\ crowded around radios and
1cle\ls1ons for uper Bowl XXV
.\t an air ba4ie munitions bunker in
Ohahran. Tech gt Ltt James had to
1Ctlle for non-alcohohc beer instead of
the Bud-.~1~r he w~ntcd as he and 30
other m<'n watched the pme. Their
upcr Bowl su1t'l consisted of bulky
chem 1cal protCl t1' c gear v.1th gas muk.s
'trapped to thr hip
S.. GULF/lalt ,_
Local Buffalo fans gather
to cheer, mourn. for Bills
Candidates race for funding
to compete for vacated seat
By Russ Loar
Orenoe ~ o.y "°'
HUNTINGTON BEACH -"This 1s
what it's hke an BufTaJo."
They w.ere chttnna. they were danc-
ina. they were stompana. they were wear-
'"' 11n1tary toilet protccton on their
heads. More thin 100 mostly native 10ns
and dauJhters of Buffalo. New York.
pthemt 10 Hununston Beach at Buff1Jo
Winp •N Thtr'P for thear home football
team's first-<ver shot at the Super Bov.I
title.
"The antensJty 1n New York coukl not
be any stronaer than 1t as ~ ... 111d
Sonny Robtnson. born and raatcd an
BufTaJo. a.nd one of the Southern Cali-
fornia Buffalo Boostcn •ho pecked the
piccd chicken wana restaurant to watch
their team come within a faekl pl of
chnch1n1 tht chlmpeonsbip. "Whtn Buf·
S..IOW~ ....
By Paul Archtpley
Delly Hoc PolltlCM Writer
CO T .\ MESA ..:_ Scnou candidates
will haH to raise a campaisn ~ar chest of
at least S200.000 1f they hope to ha"e a
chance in the 3Stb Senate Distnct spcaal
election.
That's lM assessment of political con-
sultants who ha~e run Jmilar c:ampaians
1n the pa t and ~ ap1n rcad)iQ& for
bettle
TM 3Sth DI tnct Stat was v1ated by
Coast's high scores reftect teaching skills
John ~)'mour earlier this month foUowana
has appointment to the L' . Senate by
Go~ Pete Wilson
._t least seven R~pubhcan aDd oee
Democrat have mdac:aled lhey11 naa. a.
pubhcans enJO)' a S6-34 percent ......
tra11on advantqe 1n the boncshoe-._...
d1 1nct. which includes all or pan ol IM
Oransr Coast c1ues of Costa Maa _..
Fountain Valley, as well as Sanla ~
Oranec. Tustin, Villa Patt and Ans' ti•
Announocd candidates 1 ~ S. SENAT1;1•-
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" man who keeps has feet on the ground buf his thoughts in
1he air as a ml.'.'mbcr of the Harbor Soaring l;)oc1ety. a club for
model aviation enthusiasts.
011 THE BLUFFl----------
conrad and Olher memhers of the SOClt'I~ gather on Saturda)
and Sunda' mornings, and whene,er the) ha'e tame, on the bluffs
at ( o~ta M°C\a0 'i Fa1rv1ew Park, site of o ne of the mosl o;pc<.·tarcular
, •~tas on the Orange Coast and a perfect \pt>l for model soaring.
~1cmllcrs th rad10-gu1ded gliders. prall1ung prec1s1on O)tng
and landing with their scale-mcxll'I atrrraft
ANTIQUES TO HIGH TECH-------
Modl'I a'tator'i th l.'\Cf\thtng lrom lraft nl older design that
(on rad. labeled ··anuquc' 10 acro<h namacalh ad .. anced models
madt• lrom ma1enals used an such ultra-high tcrh real-life aircraft
as the ~tcalth fighter bomber
MOTORS OPTIONAL---------
( onrad '><ltd lhl' r 31(\ tl'\\ !'J r~ gr11up llll'\ matnl~ gliders
Socaet' mcmtx·rc, tnlae\tnl 1n moton1nl motkl' gt·nerall~ lh al
Foun1;:i1n \ .illc'' \1dc ~uJrc l'.111..
.. , h~c th\' ·gltdl•r\ hn.iu<>e '"u dun t ha,,• all lhl n111'>t' · hl'
said ... r ou tan gll out tht·rt· Jh<1ut h..ilt .in hour 1)1.lurl' du\I.. "h('n
the air " calm and t)(:aut1tul anJ 11' ''" l'll '''Jhk
VIDEO TRAINING----------
Mo1on1r-d or othl·n~ t'K' m11dl I Jl 1<•n.1u1t,' rt:4uirt> good hJnd-
t'ye coord1nat111n < 11nrad hJ' .1 pr11~r.1m tor ~1·1·p1n~ ht' lrnlrd1-
• nation \harp
"I find tha1 pla\lng ""•ntcndn lwlp' nil ,k, clop m' hand·l'\l·
coord1na11on:· hc 'iald "M' "tic anJ I pl.I\ lt•)!l'lhl'I I do thr p;in,
I'm good at and she: due' lhl· part'> \ht•' lo("od Jt ..
USED TO PLAY THE REAL THING-----
( unrad \\ho'\ no"' rcttrcd ha' had rkn1, ol e,ix·m·ml' 1n the
real world of a\latwn .\.,a '-a" man an V.11rld \l.ar II hl· "a"
stationed tn Honolulu as an ammlt guidance ans1rumt·nt' 'IX'llJI·
t~t He follo~cd his mahtar. \t.'n ttl' "'''h ,1 tarel·r an thl· dectrontt'>
1ndustf) But 11 was onl) jj, c \CM' ago thal he happened to '>t'c
some model a1rplanel> tx·1ng no\\ n di f ,11n IC\\ Park and decrtk•d
to g.1'<' tht' hnhh' a tn ~fr, hc:tn hc1<1..,l'd e\cr sam:c
COME ON DOWN~--------------
< onrad said an,unc 1ntl'rl''>ll'd 1n gt·111ng oil the ground w11h
model aeronautll'\ t\ 1n' tll·J to tn 11 al I Jtn 1c"' Park an} Saturda)
ur Sunda} morning lnim X am In noon I he: duh ha\ a lraining
model and ml·mber\ arc mun lhan h..ipp) to as\1'1 rntrrt'\ll'd
peopk \\llh the tund..inwnt.tl' ul rad1n gu1dt·d model a' 1a11on
To get to thl rnu<ld ht'ld tJl..t• \ 1dona \tH·et tu< Jn,nn l>ra'e
then go north nn ( ,1n,un to thl' l'ntl ol tht• \trt·et
-Compiled by Bob vaa Eykea
Local News Briefs
M11, Woman of Year nominees needed
(OST" MES.\ -rht• < <"tJ \fr'>.1 ( hamlx·r ol < omnwru:
and the Or•n«e Coast Dally Pllol .ar pk.1\t·d 111 Jnn11untl' thdl
applu.:a11on':> art· tx·1ng tah-n tor lh1• 1•1•11 < mt.1 \k,.1 \1dn and
Woman of the 'car .\"ard
You l'an pad. up an drp1t,a11on lu1111 .11 1h1 Dally Pilot HO
W Bay ~t . Costa ~e'ia or th1· < lt.111111\:r ol < nmml'rce 1'101
Newport Bl 'd 'iu1te 1 l'i c o\t,1 \k,,1 C .1nd1datl'\ mu-.1 ml'l'I thl.'
lollo<Nt ng l rt tcria
0 I l\e Jnd/or work 1n the < II\ ell < 11\ta Ml'\a
0 IO\Ol\ement tn \aflllU"i rrote\\ton.11 ll\I( Jnd lharrtahk
urgan11.i11on'> for a con\llkrabll kng1h 111 tame
0 Demonstrated lrada\htp in thl· wrnmunll\
0 \.\ell-known an the wmmun1t\
O \,ane1y and merit ol 'olunlt'l'f ~f\llt'\ l11n1nhull·d 111 thl'
commun1I\.
0 < on.tnbuted to 1hc tx·lll'rmrnt and ttru""th ol the w mmuna-
t )'
All appltcataon\ mu~I he rt:lCl\.Cd no ln1cr th.111 'i pm . Jan l 1
to the < osta \frsa (·ham her of ( omml·ru· attention \1Jr(
Hernandl·L. ( hairman. I ll4 I Man and Womnn of the Year
A luncheon an honor ol the wanncn will be held al 11 \!) J m
on Feb 28 at the Westin South ( oast Pla1a
Catt the ( hamber a1 574-8780 for further information
NEWPORT BEAC H -Doe your businai have the nght
stuff? Or do you at least know how 10 pell 1t.,
Then put 1 two-person team together and compete tn the
1«0nd annual Bu incss pelhna Bee for Ltteracy. co-sponsored b)
the Orup OM•t DaU7 PUot Pro<Uds from the Feb. 15 evenl 10
to the Literacy ~rv1ccs of Newpon h eh Pubhc Library and the
Literacy Voluntttrs of Amenca Newport/Mesa.
.. Some of our ruden complain 1bout the amount of misspell·
1nas in the Dally Piiot," said Editor William Lobdell with a smile.
.. No• we're chalJenatna them to compete 1n this bu"ne !I spclhna
bee and 1ee how they do under pre ure. h should be a lot of fun.
ind the entry fee -$3.SO per tum -socs to a l'Ut caust."
pece is limited to 20 tams so s1an up cart)' Entnes fro m
Vicki Hcst0n f>enonncl. Entrepreneur. Plau Pnnuna. Newpon
Beach P\lbltc Librat)'. and Buchalter. Nemer. F1elch & Younaer
hive aJrQdy beco rcutved. Can Mattia Hcndncks at Ncwpon ~ach Public Library
Lit.eTICY Services at 644-l l 74 for more 1nforma11o n.
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The Wo rld ... in Four Minute s
Pu 11M11t 111 19•11 111111 II 1111 11111
WASHINGTON -Under the pave shadow oh war halfa world
away and a soured economy at home, Pret.adcnt Bulb will try to
rea ure Ammcans oh bri&bltr future a.n his State of the Union speech
Tuesday niaht
Bu h will 1nnounce "001hm1 ~or" or costly in the way of
dome tic proposals, liven the clampdown on pendina for virtually
cverythina except the war effort. said his prcs5 secretary, Marfin
Fitzwater.
The annUll State of the Union address comes as the nauon 1s
consumed with the Persian Gulf war ind worried about the nearly
500,000 Americans the president has sent 10 fi&ht
"When everyone is thinking about the war, you can't talk about
the domestic aaenda and expect anyone 10 listen," said Stephen ttcss,
a scholu 11 the Brook1np Jnst11ut1on who specializes in the pre idcncy. ..... -··· 111••·-· 1111111111
WASHINGTON -The White House says next month's arms
summit in Moscow is still "up in the air:· but officials hint 11 may be
postponed after President Bush mttts the new Soviet foreign mm1stcr.
Before seeing Bush today, Alexander A. Bessmertnykh planned 10
hold a second ro und of talks wrth Secretary of State James A. Baker
111 o n strategic arms issues
The superpowers' delicate rclauonshap has been comphcated not
onl) by the Kremlin's crackdown on the independence-m inded Baltic
rl·publacs. but a lso by differences over the stratcay the United States
is emplo) tni tn the allied war to drive Iraq out of Kuwait.
A. W hrte House spoh-sman. tephen T. Hart. said Sunda), "The
summit as still up tn the air .. Bush. returning from Camp David, Md ..
refused to say whether he had decided to postpone the Feb. 11 -13
Mo)l"ow meeting wi th So' 1ct President M1kha1I S. Gorbache'.
7
Abeyta in mountains near ibe clutter o( mod~ boma where the
vicums were luUcd near Chi.mayo, about 100 miles north of Albu·
qucrque.
FOUNTAIN VALLEY -lnvmors My Dodjei' manaacr Tommy
Lasorda·s pitch for the pasta sauce thal bean his name hasn't made
it to the plate.
Lasorda's pasta sau« hasn't been bittina 1n the desianef-brand
league with Paul Newman and Frank Sin1tra. 1od some investon ate
disappointed.
In the Los An1eles area, Newman's Own received 4.4 percent of
the pasta sauce market. Sinatra had 3. 7 percent and l..asorda, 1.3
percent. according to a survey by Neilson Marketing Research for four
weeks endtng Dec. l.
Some disappointed m vcstors, hke Bruce Rasner, say l..asorda f!as
spent m ore time showing his new. sleek physique to pitch U ltra Slim
Fast ltquad d1el.
SONESTOW N, Pa. -A hospital helicopter slammed into a
northern Pennsylvania mountainside, killing all four crewmembers.
authontaes s~ud Sunday. .
Snow was falling when the chopper crashed Saturday ni&ht. but
u was too earl) to k now 1f weather was a factor in the accident. f~cral
officials ~1d. .
Searchers found the wreckage and the bodies on North Mount.Im
earl-. Sunda)' Investigators ~arched the area throuahout the day for
clue's to the accident's cau~.
Rllllll lllZI Slmllll Clpltll Suspect beld In sl1ylnp 1f llVll PllPll "-.\IROBI. Kenya -Guemltas on unda)' won appartnl control
( HI MA YO. N.M -A sk1lkd hunter suspected of ktllr ng a
poltn~man. a ~henffs dcput) and posstbl) li1,e o ther people. 1ndud1ng
J 6-month-old bo}. ""as 1n p<>hce custody late Sunda).
Rrcky Abeyta. 29. allegedly shot the two officers Saturday. when
the) were caught b) surprise "'h1lc trytng to serve a rcstratnang order
on Abeyta that had been rcquec:ted by has girlfriend, who was among
1he dead.
"Rack) .\be) ta 1s 1n the custody of the state pohce this evening··
\tatt· pohlt: MaJor John 1)1.•nko said unda) He couldn't g1\t' detail.,
t~w otlicers on foot and in helicopters had searched earlier for
by
S harai LeBeau
ORANGE COAST'S ONLY FICTIONAL DRAMA SERIES
J ondth.rn \ 1tak' annu.11 \upt.·r Bo"l pan) \\as usually the'
plalc 111 he '~hJt "llh lhl' thn·c giant \l reen tcle' 1s1on sets. tht'
thcatt·r lt~l .11rJng('nJcnt ot '"II H'hel rh.ur~ rnmplett' "Ith Magic
r 1nt1,l'I\ th\ \ .1'1 "-Cl hJr .1nd lhl' running h\.•1t1ng pool 31 the back
OI thl' 1110"1
It "J\ 1 hl tuothJll \hrr nl' Im all the ~ uung T urls of "lewpon
Ek.il'h II ~11u didn't \t.OH' .in 111' 1totmn, )Ou might as "di move
inland lhJI°\ IU'>I tht• \\J\ ti \loJ\
But th" \l'Jr Jona1han didn't ha' c ht\ hean 11 rn He had 100
much on has mtnd
F1m 1t had bcl'n has \tl·phrotha Hn tor "ho had met his
mJktr "h1le tla\htng "-athc:nm• &II along Rall Ba) Dme. Then
h" l ndt "l'd "c.irrng red llngl·nc. had been killed 1n the raging
1nkrn11 that had gulled the "1l'"pc.1n Beach Weeki> .\nd now hr'I
,. ·plJthn l 'I ~·n "'leal \turbush. had been C\poscd as the
Pl'n t'r I Bomtwr .rnd had disappeared.
\II d.I\ long 1hc phonl· had been nng1ng -Tiie DaJly Pilot,
l lw I m \nl(clt'' l amt''» l ht· \.\ a\htngtun Post. <''-'en Dan Rather
tr~ 1ng to g('t a p1cce of the \turbush story
T ht• ndltnn \\a~ at war hut at the moment 1he Sturbush story "<I' pro'1dtnl( the ml'd1a a nl·edcd d1strac11on
Jonathan "alk<.•d 1n10 ht\ uowded telev1s1on room. swarming
"11h lm·nd'> I Jc not1Ccd a man at the bar pouring h1mS(lf a Ro lling
Rod The man looked fatntl) fam 1ltar. but for Lht' life of him
lnn;ithJn wuldn"t plale thl' name.
Junath.111 \tl•ndcd his hand "Jonathan Yrtak. )ou're .
"Males Homan Male\" ro t>t· nm11nuctl
Did You Know?
Caves at Pirates Cova sealed
to curb teen crime activities
•In Corona del Mar: "'In. there ""ere no rmatt'\ at Pirates <OH'
\i1a\ tx· ,muggkr' dunng proh1b1t1on. hut no p1ra1es. However. the
1.·a'l'\ thl.,l. haH· hecn U\t.'d for t nmc'> In l9t.'I the :'lie" port Beach
(ti) < uunul \otcd 111 haH the t•ntranu·, 111 lhl· l\\O large ca'l''i
'>(.'akd "11h ha!\ and g.itc'i hccau-.c of narrnt1l .tnd liquor uo;c hy
tccn-agt'I\ an the CaH'
()/Jcor up \ 11ur h11Jtlcn tn".1,urt'\ h) \t'ntlin8 \ 11ur h1\lortcal fl< ts
to D1tl } 011 1<..ntm ". Orang~ Coast Dally Pllot1, P.O Box 1560.
( osta Mc,a. 'l:U126
Compll~ by Aao~ Splu
Pollce Log
of ~omaha aOer a month o f tighung forced President Mohamed Siad
Barre from his official residence. A Western doctor who JUSl left
M ogadishu ~1d rebels had taken over the a1rpon and main radio
Mallon.
The "'hereabouts of rad Barre. who had ruled the Caltforn1a-s1zed
nation sann· 1969. remained unknown
Rcb<:I spokesman Mohamed Robleh s.ard 11 was beheved "Siad
Barre was al the airport c:urrounded b) o ur forces We believe he may
have been captured ..
-By Tllr Auocl•t«I Prrn
News of the Weird
Zll'l I .. ""' Wiiis Wldlltllll 11111• tat
PITT~RtJRGH -Arx·-proot
walls at lhc P11tsburgh /uo
mJdc munkl')\ out of fi,e rod.
climbers
fhc ...,alls. 14 10 16 ll°l'I tall
are dcsagnt-d to kCt'p wand('rtng
g11nlla\ from eM"aptng the 10o·,
nev. primate c'h1b11
Not havtng an~ gonlla' tu
spare for a lest. the 1110 un-
leashed veteran human cltmbcr'i
on the nc"' S<'c urtt~ Sa1urt.la'
The te~t ll'3m v.as led h\ han
Jaral .
.. , OU l3n U~I.' }UUr l<'Clh." he
ad' 1S<d the chmherc,
( reorgt flail 41. managrd to
gt'I lloth fel'I I~ tnl hl'S off lht'
l(round for I ll ~conds. but he
t.l1dn'1 make an-. progrr~~ on the
v.all ~c11h<.·r d id 1he o ther
dtmhcr'i
rhl' \l.'(Urtl\ wall\ arc made
10 rc5t'mhle granite ~ndstone
and mud bJnk\ (,onlla~ will
h<l' c a chancc to te5t them
before 1he SI I malhon Tropical
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-BJ The AHoclat«I Pr~,.
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Stereo equipment valued at S900 wu lolcn from
an unlocked home In the I JOO Mode ot Adams Avt·
nue berwccn J pm. Tuc~ay 1ncJ 8 .)() I m. Wed·
ncld1y.
Thicvet rcportcdlY t.tolc S300 rrom I woman'• wal·
let u Albertson'• Muket on M1sno1t1 S1rec1 •nd
rhen returned it. empty. 10 her purse
Newport Beac:h
A 1hld amu~ a window 10 Cfttcr a home in
Balboa CcMJ and toolr S4.6SO worth of jswelry from 1
muter bedroom drcaina area.
• Someone broke Into an 1p1rtmcn1 In the 2AOO blotk
of Harbor Boulevard The buraJary wu reported 11
,.37 1.m. Thunday A full report.,., not )'Cl avallablc
Frld.y • A car parktd in lhc 1300 block of Adams AYl:nuc
w11 at()len The the" w11 reported 11 9:'7 1 m
Thunday Nn further dctallt were 1Va1l1blo FridlJ • A mldcn1 of Ibo 2100 block of Hartlot Boulcv1rd
r~poned sec1n1 • prowler 11 12:23 • m. Friday.
Fou nfain Valley
V1ndalt rpray-parnled lhc lcucn l..OC In blue
paint on 1 wall tn a Ksidcn111J 1rc1 Oft Ncwhopc
Street •
Huntington Bench
Culpn11 smuhccJ an the front door 11 the Jack 1n
The Bo• rc-.1111ran1, 6<M2 Edinp:r Ave • Someone rcpmtcdly stoic a moun111n bicycle valued
al $100 rrom an unlocked • .,. "' lhe 19000 block of
D11m r Lane.
• A r 1dcn1 uld aomconc took SJOO anct sho left
her 1p1nrncn1 in I.he 7700 block ol Warwr A11enuc
open for 1 painter.
Lapna Bach
Two rMft wcte catcn lino eutt~ 1nc1 thc7 ftTS
alteaedlY foutld fllhtina In • pertliftl loL Bot~ wtra
amitccf' and were bcJft& i.tkl • lieW ol SIO.OOO bail ao
c •
• Somc:OM pried oft I bf loci ln«..--...m Ol'I I dcio
ucbcd 1•r1r tn the 1000 f>locl of ~ OrM.
used the wires to open the ,.,... and toolr S3,97S
worth ol property, lnchtdlftc 1 wlndaurfu, aolf dub&.
snow ~11 and~· and mitcellancous tools. • A "'·000 Ch1neN Pcklna "'I w11h mlftOt fl'IOth
d1ma " 61olcn from lhc atdcwatk in froot of Eo. ropean Ru$ Oattcry, 3121 E Cout K.....,, wtlcfe II
had been 11nna out IOr I~ nunutet bcfcn ,....., . • Aft un~n l"l\Ml with ahof1 h11r 1wd 11t cam.a U.
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e>renge eo ... ~ Piiot Monday, January 28, 111111.
Mls•llm'ltandlng causes a world ol hurt for one •an
U n
ronunatc link
lhinp happen
to thousands
or peo pl e
every day.
Frnder -
bcnder acci-
dents. neiah-
bor disputes,
ramily spats,
beefs of 111
kinds.
Most of
them 5001'1 be-
co mc done
Fred Martin
Nc:wpon Beach native, Harbor Hilh &rad and now
1sophomore11 Humboktt State, teems worth a close
look.
The klrw:I or d umb misundcntandina that
swud it all could happt:n lO any or u.s, t0 we will
cover the Cate in tbree pans. fint, the incident
Wtdneadly: the invntiaation. Saturday: lhc after-
math and how it tumed out
This is how ii stan ed.
At 7:00 a.m. last July I J. Eric. 19, went to work
at his summer job pick.in& up beach trash for 1hc c11y
of Ntwport, He 1wted l l I O\h St on lhe Balboa
Peninsul1 and be&an work.in1 his way toward Ncw-
pon Pier, 11abbin1 and bagina every piece or litttr
he could find. That was bis job.
ve11ip.tor Steven Koudclka's ~port says that Eric
told him:·· ... M draped the we:t suit over the wall 11
(a) rcs.idence on the corner or 13th Stmt and Wcs1
Ottan Front (then) placed the wet suit inlO his beck
pact. He stated that he had intentions oftumina lhc
we1 suit into the k>s1 _and found.. .•
''H.e stated 11 this point. he hid his Walk.man
radio on and d id not hear anyone approach him or
walk up behind him ... the next thina he knew, he
woke up on the sidewalk ••. he reh that he had betn
hit on lhe ria.hl side or his race. and lhat his
sun&IasSiCs had broken. thus cuttin.a .h im bc1wecn the
eyes."
A bystander called police. who amvcd o n Ult
scene within a rcw minutes and found Feller on the
&ro und, unconscious and blttdins.
ffom the 13th Street l..ifqUArd Towc:r and uke 11 to
(the) rrsidcncc ... where he put the: wet suit in his
backpock."
The repon continues: -... lhc victim confronted
Suspect Feller. at which 1imc Suspect Feller Jpun
around and it appeared to the victim be was about
to be: struck by Suspect Feller. At this point. the
vlctim struck Suspect Feller o ne time on the ria.tu
side of his face with his right elOICd fisL
"Pigeon .•. stated the suspttt immediately fell to
the a.ro und ... at 1h1s poin1 be rnliud the tuspecl was
a cny emplo}cc."' (feller was wcanna a yellow c11y
T-sh1n.}
Now we have Eric Feller. a cny employee on the
job, lying on the around. blcc<hng and not k.now1n&.
he said later. who or what hit him.
closed. 1nci· ~ deals. cases ~
dtn 1sC _
It was also his job. Eric says. to pic k up any
abandoned propeny and brin1 it to the city yard's
lost a nd found. City ofTlt"ials confirm lhis.
Feller said that abou1 8:30 he saw a wet suit
driped over a li(q,uard lower. When he saw ii still
there about an hour later, he tt:movcd it.
After brief queshon1ng. he was taken by am-
bulantt 10 Hoag Hospn.al wbctt his cuts were
mended wi th 11 ~11trhes and he was tre.ated for a
maid concussion. Eric was dnven h ome aboul 3:00
p.m. b) ano1her cmplo)tt' or the cny's General
Scrv1cn depanment.
We have Harold Pigron. who saw a JUY walk up
to his wet suit and take 11 and who then came out
of the water, "'ent after said guy and cold-cocked
him . smoo1hcd .__ ___ _ And we have a m ess.
over and quickly fo_rgo1tcn. But a few escalate into
a world of hun. Eric later told police that he stood thett: holding
the wet suit ror approximately five minutes to Stt ir
anybody would sec him and claim lhe suit.
WednC'Sday: The polia 1n~csripuon, the J~
det«tor rests -and a su1ll.\ verdtel from the
insurana company. This is about one of those. It started as no big
thing: didn't even make the OallJ Pilot'• Po lice
Blotter rcpan. But the case of Eric Feller, 19. a When no one did, Newpon Beach Police in-
According lO pohce repons. the owner of the
wet suit. Harold P1i(On, 23 . of Canyon Lake:
" ... observed Suspect Feller take (Pigeon's) wet sull
l"rH M•rU.'• col•m• nos Mo•U ys, We48n-
d•r• ud S.t•l'UT•·
Bulletin Board
·-·• lllllD C"OST" '-1ES1' -Coll* HMp1tal
Cotla M$ 1' \ponsonns Iii ltt'1urc K'nn
&t'•ftd (Of women and tht' ht'ahh ittun
the) arc h~I> 10 fa<'r 1n 1hc "Xl's.
In the 'lttond of "' fret rommunny k-c1urn El11abt1h locum, M.F C.c· .. w1U
d1srufs ··erc1 k1n1 To~1r Bonds W11h
Parent~··
Slocum will teach 1001, dn11nN 10 IK'lp
11'1d1v1dualJ ptn emouonal 1ndt'pc~nrt
without c1,1t11n1 thrmi.clv« off from 1hc1r
partnl) Shr will alW> 111emp1 10 help
•hose in 11uendall«' learn s1r11cs1n 10
les\l'n 1hr1r 1>1rtn1'1 po11>·er over tht'm and "'I>' to makt life d«11ions on their 011>·n
ierms
The lttturc will bC' held Wcdne<lda)
from 7_ '\O 10 Q pm al tl'K-Colklt' HOipi-
111 RC'sourtT Ctnicr. 171S0 Euchd St .
~u11e )11 , Founu11n \'aUe)
R~r,a1tons art rcqu1rnl due to lim ·
11cd i.ca11n1. To rncr-r 1 v;i.1. call 11\t l olleiie Ho\p11P1 f"O\ll \tcu event hnc at
646-07'1() ., .•. , ......
COSTA. P.1 ESA -Fncnds of the l osta
t<.tru L1branrs has announct"d that Ra)
8r:1dbul). "'orld·famtd au1hor of 1oC1('n('('
finon 8~11>1\ pll)\ and r\' dram~
11>1t\ pr"(')Cnl II. PloSJIOl Th1,1r"4Ja) IL the
Ntiahborhood Commu1111i (r11t('r. 111.i s
P;irl .\•(.'.Cost:. ~tCM. at 1 JO pm
The prosr1m "open 10 1hc public. Ir«
1•( chartt Bradbul') hai a11eC'J tCI 11iu10-
1111ph hi\ bool\ fur ad1,1ll\ and ~oun1
1d1,1h\ lhll11w1n1 1hc ~ntauon
ucu Cllll -1
NE\.\ f'(lH I 8 (.\( II -l hl" I (I ·\
llub Of 0ranJC' {Oun\\ "''Ill hold lh r1r~1
c • l"ni of ttk-Ill""' )rar \,\ cndc\d.a• r• ('n1n1
/l.10ff than l{lO Bruin alumni and \up-
poner' art" ('\('IC'r tt'll to llltnd 1nclud1ng
John Kohar1 1hr t\n·utoc d1rl"t'1ur elf 1ht
t'f'I .\ .\lumru "'iM.1('1a 11on
The c•('nt run\ from S·lO pm 10 II pm
1nJ ... 111 bC' htlJ 111 th•· \\rnd1tf'I ~ltHt1
.i ~no \tocanh('r Bh d :--.e11>pun ika'h
Thrn· 1' rin rhafJt
The' 1 rcL ... (1ub of C>Bn,e Counl) 111
l 1(1.A ·, larrest rt11on1I alumnl/tuppon
JrOup W'r•1n1 Oranlt' Count)·~ I ~J.IO:J
lfadualC''i The: club \ponson MX'lal ac-
11• 1!1('\. provtdM trhola~h1p montM to
Or1n1e County h1Jh Khool 1111duatn iind
n 111•01\cd 1n commun1I) 'upPOn pro-
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CORON.\ DEL M"-R -"l1ru.,.1n1
P\anl'i Indoor' the Eai• "'1•"" w1ll lw tht
1up1( uf a lll•~ on \,\ C'dnt'ida) Ill 'l \(11 m
at Shrrm1n Library and (iardC'n~
The u·11\tr.111on ftt IS j 15 and prr-
TTJl'ilrauon 1\ required S1udtnu will bC'
lau1h1 tht ta\) "'a) In \Olvr and prrvcnc
probltm' "'ilh thC'1r 100oor planl\ For
funher 1nft>rmat1on runtKI 1hr (rardcn
offirc 1&1 r.11.:.:>til
QrlllC 1111111
HUNT IN<i ION 8E,t,,( U Tht
Ku\hm0tt ~tnhraJ <enter. located 111
~JO.'.' 8')1\1 -\•C' tt con11nu1n1 lli wttkl)
1tt1ure' Thurw:I•) t"tn1n1 on ( hron1t."
Fat11ut 'i)ndromc Chronic Fall&UC' Syn-
dr<'lmc I\ :.n 1n)1d1ou\ <ht.Order 11>1lh ')mp--
com\ 1ha1 arc often coni1dcn-d psyl"holOIJ·
cat un11I or unless an .rt"Unllc d1qn0\1)"
m""' Tht In tun: ti frtc, and w1\1 bq,1n at 7
pm ('all 89 1-775tl for more 1nform111on
nr to make rt"'\tf\'IUOn\ ....... ._
F0l1NT,.\IN VA.LUY -The OBnaC
Cnun•> Ski \lub it ha11ina its \laknllM-t
[)al'l("C' FC'b 6 II 7:Xl pm. Tht dance will
be held al the' Oa1m Jumper Rnlana.an1
11 I ROSO Brnokhum. Fountain V•llcy.
\dml\SIOn 1, j 5
FOi' morr 1nformat10ft. call 957~0.
School lunch menus
c..... Cllll •111111 Rejected zone change stirs residents
('ORON-\ DEL ~11'R -Th(' Harbor
V1e11> Hill' C..ardcn Club wilt hold a
m\-Cl1n1 on WcdnMda} 11 9·JO am. 11
3403 ~u..ahto
Planning commission, neighbors support owner's plans 1n front oil ."loT"\h Newport.
M1nnr' and Smith say they spent
a year "'llh Cl!) planners d1scuss1n&
1he pro1rrt and fi.\1ng their plans tO
compl~ -.11h cil) codes. The proJect
could ha•c tietn bu1h to the lot lint
under Cit\ l.'odrs but Minne~ s.a1~
hr 1ns1ead derided 10 se1 ll ba<"l
§Omt rrom :-.lonh Newport.
Chn111an Ju1o1n fron1 Sherman Uardcn•
Wiii speak on "Color tn Your Gardtn and rruuhlc Spot~:· For murt 1nform111on.
('alt bJO-.I027
i.aa.1111 •11'11••
HI 'NTl!"iCITON BE,t,,CH -Tht r1t) 1s
rondur11ng a puhhr wl>f"k,hop 10 discuss
"'•}'to ('\'entuall) rt'1.lll("e tht 11mount of
\ollhd "'l\ll" bl"1n1 dcpo'i11cd 1n10 landfill'
b1 SO IX'n:'l"nt Thr "'ork\hop ""ill be ht\d on Thur'ida)
•t 1 pm tn room\ B-7 and 8-8 ot the
llun11ns1on Btach ( l\K' C'tnter ~000 Main,,
The workihop 1s • rnponM" to tht
h1tcgrn1cd Wa\tl" t<.11n11Cmtnt 4.CI pa\~
h) 1ht ~tat(' Lqisla1urc 1n 198~ Thr art l't'qu1rc\ ('1t1C'\ and counlll'\ 10 1dopt a
plan lh.i.I .. 11 rcdtKC the amuun t of wil1d
v.:1,1c dtpc>\tttd 1n10 landfilb b) 15 pt'r·
lrnt 1n l !,1~5 and b) SO ptn'C'nl in tht •1·iir
""" For mor.· inlurmation. tall rum
Ru1.t·~ ( 11~ Pt.fin ner. lll SJf\-~!'ll
Cl-•tKllll llflll'I• "r" PORT BE.\C-H . \ltn'>
( 1nrt."r~l)r1('('11n1 rhtm Uri) f1)r R1\l
Rtd1J<h1n .. a ruognim to bl.' 1ntn h) ~uc
"•nn .a ll"ll\lrr«I n1,1r\C' and cd1.1<at1on
rnord1nator "'Ill t'IC' hrld It the Hoag
( anrrr t C'n1rr un l 1,1C'\da ) ai noon a1
'r"'ron Crncrr I ibran. ~511 San (. 1cmcnir f)n • r
For morr 1nf..,rmal1<1n udl M4-•1~~
Fan ... I• lnl
~f\.\l>tlRT Kf.\( M -''ln•e\ln11."nl
llrc,\1n1. 11 11"' Iv pu! l tJtl'lh~r .i 'pt'\1al
l 1"1l nn J Ft.'cd lnroml.":· 11,i,ll hr lh.c
torn< ,1, .. u, .. ·J a1 1 pm rhurldl~ !."'!."·
ninf :tt '-t"'Pon rrnttr L1bnln . 1!5(' '\an
( km<'nlt IJ\'1•(
f on1 ~lullcn. ;i, IC'l.'IUf('f for fhc f·a~hton
[k'"ln 1n,111u1c 11>1!1 11•·e the fftt pro-
1•.am 'u prl"·rt'll~lf:IL!On l\ ~·Ml.ill')
Fu1 mnl't' 1nform1t1nn. call ().14-\JQI
By Iris Yok<M
0r-. C:0.11 Owly Pllol
NEWPORT BEACH -The re-
cent Cny Council denial of a de-
ve lo pment prOJl.'C'I strongly sup-
ported by neighbors and Sttn as a
step lov.·ard cll'an1ng up a ··seed}"
area has lhl" propen } owner rrus-
1ra1ed and othl"'r supporters
puuled.
Pro perty OV.'DC'r o-.en M inney
had a sked 1hr council 10 approve a
zone change and use permit tOr his
lot a1 447 N Nev.port Boulevard so
he could build a modtrn-look1ng.
m1.tt'd-tJS(' s1 ructure 1ha1 v.·ould
combine thr<.'l' c"ondom1n1ums with
rommerc1al space.
Man~ or his neighbors on Nonh
Nl"'"'f)()rt Boult·vard -which runs
alonr,stde o;tatc H 1gh "'a)' 55 and 1s
com monl~ called Old Nt·wpon
Boule' ard -and nc-:irb~ ho me-
ownt."rs 1n thl' '\;t'wpon Hc1sh1.s
commun11' had looked 10 Minne) 's
project as a mo' c tov.·ard re,'amp-
1ng a 51Tlp nr 'mall o ffices and
mOIC'ls that all agrl'l' is looking a bit
worSt ror "'t'.ir
M 1nnt·)·., pn1pu~I 10 m1\ res1·
denual and lOn1n1c rr1al on one lot
also had lhl· "holchcancd suppon
orthe Plannin@ C omm1ss1on. "'h1ch
unanunou'>I~ .appro\cd a general
plan amL·ndmrn1 10 re1one the
whoW arl'a t•• 011\L'J US('.
Wnh \Ulh ,upport. Mi nne~·,
proposal '>Cl'ml'd desuned for ap-
pro,al Hu1 \\1lh the council mcn1-
ber for lhr :irt•J f •C'l~n Hart. lt"ad-
1ng tht opp<1\1!111n the rounC"1l 1n J
4-] llllt' rl'lC'Oth rl'JCCt("d M1n nt·~ \
proposal
Han. ( larL'nll' Turner. Ruthl·l\n
Plummer and \la ~or Phi! Sanw~l'
e \prl· .. ..._·J J1 .... <1n1 1,1n "1th lht· bulk
of 1he flrt1po1..._•J t-oulld 1ng and tht•
Pro-military rallies
counter peace protests
IR\o"\NE Pro-Opcra11on Jrl'''' •h.,,·, .ind l·.arrll·d \lgn\
l:NSC"n ~torm r.alh1.·s l·ropp1ng r\"ad1 ng '"CnJ I ,A .. ;and ··<;;aJ-
up to coun1cr massa~c jXace J.in1 "J -....uJ ·
prott''il' 1-; l'' 11Jl'Dl'C :i nl'" round T h1.1~· 11q~.a n11ir1g pro-rn1hlaf'!-
ac11'1"m 11> cmt•rg1ng 1n thl' con-demon\tr.atton' art" g1.·n1.·rall~
scrva11•c ran1p. a political .:on-nu•Kt'' tt1 .1lt1•t'n' and are
suhan1 'i.3~'.i p111 cJ aµ1n•I old hat'> fron1 the
"I ha\l·n·1 '>l'l'n lhl' silent ma-l1h1:r.1I ,,1n1p -..h,1 arr l'\pcrt JI
JOrtl~ tht'i nots~ that I can re· \011rd1n11t1ng rii·at't' rall ies
1111•111 ........ c::ill.'' s.:.ud (ilcn (irt"'i.·ner 01 "Tho\<' v. ho arC' Joang tht•
Hl '"ITll"CiTON BF-\Clf -··H<'IP. J Irvine. a Republican poh11cal org;1n1r1ng 1.1g.11ns1 lhl' -.arl
<. an"t <i\lttp·· 1\ th!." 111k or an t•tnt to t>c consultant mo~1 h h:t\l' l'\pcru.·n\~,. 1n peace
helJ "l"dnrWa~ a1 111<' Solutton <i\oum-'"II looks like !here arc .a lot o t and 1u,l1lC Jnd l·n• 1ronmen1a l
< tn1cr at l ll1'1 BtKh RbJ . Hunun1ton J)('Oplt" v.·ho ne"er rono;idt'rt·d c:IU\l'\ l'.'\plaincJ aCll\ l!>I Rc>.a~o r The c•en1 .,.111bqir•11 f) J() pm and 101ng hl a rall) v.ho arc 1n-Sh trle~ (. C'rt·~·lo o .\nJ.ht"1m. a
... ,11 1r:K(' 1h1· J1'o()rdrr of 1nJOmn1a :.nd \Ol\cd 1n lhC<ot.' ralht•1o."' (irt"t"nt'r lounJcr 111 thl· (lr.ingl" Count~
"'"'~ 111 "'t1.umr •L said Coah11on ft•r Pl'.'act· in tht'
f or more 1nlnrma1 1on r a il R • \liJ<llo• [.-1
1.800.(l1g-)JIJj CCt'nt uen1o n,1 rauons 'up-
pon1ng 1he v.·ar ha\l' dra"'" ··Tht· 'on ol po1i11cal agenJa
Clllll llJ ll:laltnll 1 .~00 pco plf' nrar Camp '' d 'ou·rt· not ror 1hl'.' president
r di ;(1() [ '1 then \t1 u·rl· nl.11 !or the troops." Hll"'Tl"'GTON BE'"H -Fom~·, en t"!On. 1n t\'ila '" ('S.,'l • •~ ,-. ""' "~ ~Ld Wth (lark of ( 'osla MC'\3 . 1..,..,..111hle1n .... ,n talc on local firtfiaJlteM. and ahout ~00 on the lav.•n of
:.nJ lirc induMI") worllrn in a bcncfi1 the Richard N1.\on L1hra'! and He r\platncd ht'"" .. supporting
'
.,, ••. ,,, .,,,., •. ,, "••m< 'o' 1•-n--,, R h 1 L L d lht· 1roop' h'. plcaJ1n, for 1hc-1r ''" • .,.. '' .... .... 1n pace 1n oma 1n n f'oun1<,Burn -\\~1111on Ftb 8 11 Ed1\0n return h11me
H'.• •001 The flag-1ot1n1 crO\.\'d attt."nd-~ft d ( 'I " " .,...1ur a) 111 0~ta ·~· esa rei1· ln,luqed 1n 11\t hn<up of lht." <"lcbril) 1ng 1hcsc rallies Kl'nerall~ con-d<'nl s as.scmblt'd outside South
athk11i' -,.ho an h•t 1n OnnF Count)' s1s1s of people no1 aITus1omed ("ooot,t Pia.la 10 shov. lhC'Jr sup-
-1n: ~l&r\; eo,·rr and Jo Jo TownK'I of 10 displ3'. ong 1hc1r pohtu:al be· h
I ... ' ' l J .. ~. I Lo r .. I ~ """rt ror ln."ll)pC. 'ler\ '"' 1n 1 e "'' ' r "' or t .. \ . ..,,..,.a vr 0 tne LV> locf•. Gr-n•r said r·
idea or ·}c.,1den11al units in a com-
mercial area
Ru! \.1 1nne~ who plans 10 appeal
thr council dcc1 ~1on. and his sup-
pont·rs aren't t"lu)1ng the d1ssen11ng
council members· reaso ning.
("1111en<i .,.,ere hC'ard afler the coun-
r1! meeting compla1n1ng the elected
lcadt'r'> '4·ercn·1 l1 s1t'n1ng to their
ronstll ut'nls.
\11nne~ OfK'rated a custom boat
building company on his 50-foot-
h~-110.root 101 unul 1he city down-
1onrd the comn1crr1al stnp in 1988
Hl' then looked ror a more tucrau'c
and '1suall ~ aurac11vc use ro r his
propen~ and d«tded o n the m1-.ed
u...e roncrpt. '4h1ch has been ga1n1ng
populan t~ 1n Soulhem Cahfom1a
M1nnt'\ h1rt-d local an:h11CC'1 Brad
Smnh 10 design a bulld1nr. "nh
1hrC'r condom1n1um\ H\ 1he ~ac k ot
thr lot O\t'rlookinr. the state h1gh -
"''a' and a commen:1al offire \pal·e
L nJ1·r rr'l1denual-commcrc1:M
zoning. propt>n) owners have lht'
choice 01 hullding m1Acd-uw-pn>
JeCI~ or ._l"1!'p1n t their bu1ld1np com-
p\C'tt."I' 1.11mmerc1al
\1 1nnt"' no1ed the propent<;!>
d1rC"i.·11\ .. , rO\'.i 'lorth Ne .. pon rrom
h1\ lot "h1rh nov. stands emp17
arr dlread\ 1o nt."'d ror m1.l.ed uw-5r'I
roninp, ht\ side o f the s\l'tt'l l'l"S1dl·n-
11al-comml'rc1al. too. SC"em !. log1c3'
hr \.31d ,
Bui Han and Turner ~1d tlr
council alTTad~ o;pe nt 11me in I q8,6
con~1denng m1 .. ed us.e 1n 1ha1 area
and d«1dt'd residences "''ould!f1
-.tirk o n the side of N'onh ~rv. pun
o'etlook1nr. the <itate h1gh11>at
ma1nl~ bccau..c: of thr traili.: nn1<.e
Operator-assisted calls . ' will soon be automated·
L()S -\SC1ELES -Pacific Bell
,·us1omrr1 1hro ugho ut Southern
l ahfom1a will hear a new voice
"hen placi ng collCC't and third·
numhtr \.'Jill., -thcu o v.n
fhe nev. S\!Ht'm 1.·al\ed -\ut~
mated J.lternaie 81lhn1Sen.ice,1n-
ll'rart~ \.\1lh customers using rC'-
cordt'd announcemt"nt~ 1n English
and Spanish as "'<'11 as TouchTone
:and l)C'r\f'lnal \OJCC' respon~. all
\.\llhOU ! !ht" JO lt"r\('D\IOD or an Oper-
JIOr
"hen u\1ng the n<'" \\Siem a
customer dials ··o" ptu~ 1hr numher
ht·1ng d1al<'d
F0Uov.1ng a 1one. 1r lhl"' cu!'>1omcr
d(l('s not ~·n1rr a cl'l"d11 card
nun\~r. hC' or <;.hC' ts g.rt'C'IC'd In
En1hsh and ao;kt.'.'d to Sta) on 1hc
linr ror 1nstruc11on~
The cus1omer 1s then asked 10
dial ·· 1-1 ·• ror a collect call. or" I:··
for a call 10 be' billed to ano1 her
numbc'r. or '' 1-6" ror 1nstruct1ons 1n
Spanish.
ThC' caller ran get ass1s1ance lrom
an optrator al an:~ time b~ d1ahd.g .. 0 ..
In thr c.aw-of a collrct call. tl;l"'
custo mer 1s a~kcd to KJ•·e his or he r
name "'h1<'h 1s rt"C'orded '
Th<" computer puts the:' call
through and a rt:cord1ng say!. sorrt·
onr 1s c.alhng collect. rollowed "'
!hf' tr"(:Ord1ng of the caller's name Jn
h1\ or her \01ce
Thr person being called can p"'s
·· 1 ·· to aC"rep1 1he call , ··o·· lj)r
ass1s1an(e or s1 mpl) hanr, up. •
Th<' procedure' for third numtltr
c-al11o is similar Thr computr
c-hrcks "'1th thr party to be' billtd
and 1f the call 1~ appro,·ed 1t LS i:Jll.1
through ;
Pacific Re ll o perators tian41e
ahou1 140 mtlhon rollt"Ct a nd lhVd
number calls C'ach ~ear. The auto-
matt'd ~~s1rm 1s C''\pette:d to ~vc
1hr 1om1>3n' abou1 S ~J million
annualt\ ~
-By Cl lJ' 1\/rw• ~rvire .
Car crashes into pedestrians
-\nacle\ Rami: Fr1nlr. Seurer o( L.., f\-" .... .. Persian Ciull
l)m.\1 IUn1o1' C U) Clue(~ and Ron J~ "I lh1nk 1(5 &ood 1hat people llt-mo ns1 ra1ors. '>'h t> included J,:"J J.H E1~1 _ One dn\C'f \.\':lS laC'Crated ltv<'r and LS e\ptttcd : to
lody Jonn. Rick D18trn1rdo ind art."' coming out and U)•ng this rrpre~ntat1'es fro m thC' Orange killed and thrtt people inJured h,e, s.a1d J.naht"1m pohce LI Marc
Pm-ton Dtnn•rd. formtt Loi ..,nF'lr' 1s a war that we believe 1n.·· ,....U""I\ n. .. ,-,, .. , • t .. o un,..11. 1hc Htd h ' Ram' pla,•c,, Grq "'1llard. an otrtCUI l "" •.'\ '"' .. "'hen a C'ar lhal ran a r"C'd h.ght earl~ gpetc ·
NB" rcfrm .,.111 officait.".tltc pmt , ..... 11 h GrCC"nrr said. "'The} feel proud Jr "t'h. FrJ t•ra 11on of Orange" Sunday morning v.ao; siruc .. b) J, male pedestnan. whOSt' rd.a-
"'•lh loc1J Oranat Counly rtferrt. M1rk J.nd I think t his country has Count\ 'anous war \Cteran or-another automo bile and S('nt hurl-11o nsh1p 10 thl"' '>'"Oman was aOt
Shannon wanted to reel proud ror a long g:an 11al1on'> and 'i\Udrnl., fr11m 1ng into pcdntnan\ known ~
TM pmr '"'"' 11 7 p.m. and octets arr ume." L'CI and othC'r uni' rrs111c• Th ~-1 '· n 10 Th• dn' er of lht car 1ha1 ran j•· Sl e1eh For 11etetJ et.IJ the f <Xlnlain " e .,....,.,:.tnans \.\t'«' a,.e .. iK-"" Valle'~ f irt IJrrp11nmt'n t at 96S-44J6 In fullenon 1h1s "'ttke nd . marcht"d to Sh1ffl'r l,ark 10 hl·ar We5tem ~1t'd1cal C"rnter 1n Santa ITd hght died 1n the aCC1den1• al
T1cke1\ •ill 1150 hr 1v11lablc al 1hc door one tall)' ronYened people who S<'VC'nll SJ)C"akcn J.na, where Ont."' woman. who had Harbor Boult."''Yard and Broadwaf J\
ll•l,.ll• BMNI ~n MM41tµ ,,.. do nned business clothes and -By ne AsstKi•tNI Pm• bttn pinned bc1"'ren the (ar 3.nd a :? 35 am Sunday. ~
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IRVINE -Scientists have reported the results of a study
which may provide a major clue in the search for ways to harness
the body's own immune system to fi&ht cancer.
In a study published in the Journal of the National Canctr
Institute, researchers led by Larry Weiscnthal. M.D .• Ph.D., of
Oncotecb lnc., 111 Irvine-based medical laboratory and cancer
~h facility, described the effects of several drup which arc
thouaht to stimulate the human immune system, causing them to
become more effective at attacking cancer cells.
This form of treatment is called immunotherapy.
lo the Oncotcch study, cancer cells were removed from the
bodies of cancer patients and exposed to a number of drugs known
to stimulate the immune system. These drugs included interferons
(alpha and gamma). interleukin-2. tumor nccro is factor and a
bacterial extract named lmuVert. under development b} Cell
Technology Inc. of Boulder. Colo.
In the laboratory. several of the drugs. and particularly the
bacterial extract. were effective in killing cells taken from patients
with breast and ovanan cancers. S1rik1n$ly. the drugs worked best
in cancer cells from patients who had pre\ 1ousl~ rec-e1ved treatment
with chemotherap}. Usuall). pn.·, 1ousl) treated cancer cell s arc
more resistant to cancer therapies. not less. as 1n the O ncotech
~tud}.
The study raises the poss1b1 li1~ that 1mmuno1herap) treat-
ments admini!ltered after chcmothcrap~ with more usual anti·
cancer drugs could substant1all) 1mpro' e treatment eff('Ct1 veness.
In previous chn1cal studies. 1m muno1herapy has repeatedly
produced 1umor regressions. Howc,cr the frequency of such
regrcs!l1on!I 1s 'er) lo". occurring 1n onl) about 10 percent of
patients treated. The Oncotech stud' <,ugge!lts ho" 1mmunotherap)
might be made more effecll\C
.. , belie' c that efTec11 H' chemoth crap) actually vacc1na1rs
patients against their own cancers." ~lid Dr 'We1scnthal. EfTecti\e
chcmotherap) causes massl\ c death ol t·ancer cells Dr. We1senthal
theon1cs that this sho-wers the bod) "1th pan1clcs of dead ~ells.
"On~e expo~d to these mass1q: amounl'I of tumor pan1cles.
the 1m munl' S)!tlt'm !lecms to be c'penall) susceptible to 'ltimu·
la11on b) drug!I The rcc;ult 1-; tha1 the immune cells of
chemotherap)·trt•atl·d pat11:n1' dc.,tro) l·ancer cells after being
act I\ atcd b) 1mmuno1herap' ..
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A two-PMllllll attack on excess weight
Maureen Harding, my tralncr-
conscienoe, bu been very patient
with me. It took her a while, but
she finally convinced me that diet
alone wasn't going to take care of
my fat problem.
Hers is a double-pronged ap·
proach to final fitness: combine an
individually designed exercise pr<>-
gram with a sensible diet plan and
slow, steady and permanent weight
loss will occur.
That seems simple enough,
doesn't it? No mystery there!
I knew all that!
Well, I knew it, but I guess I
didn't really accept it. Why, I'm
not totally sure. Certainly one
couldn '1 use me in an advertise-
ment lauding the low-calori e-diet-
alonc system.
Finally, it seeped through my
consciousness that I had chosen
Maureen as my project mentor be·
cau'ie of her expertise and that it
JUSt might make sense to give her
"Y tern a chance.
OK, !IO what does an individual·
ly designed C".ercise program con-
"''' or Folio"' me!
STRE £"CHING : While stretch·
ing 1'i looked upon by some experts
a!I beint.: of questionable value
these d::l\'i, ~taureen believes in it.
Since I ~ant to be limber, as well
a!-5 feet Q inches (I'm currently 5
reel 4 I~ inches) I go along with
her I can't figure out an) other
wa> to rc.1ch those goalc;
AEROBICS: Five to IO minute!\
Nora Lehman
of wa rm -up and it's o n to the aer·
obic phase o f the program. This
type of workout is the most effi-
cient way to burn fat. increase
muscular endurance and improve
the cardiovascul ar system.
What is an ae robic exercise?
Well. there are a lot of them: fast·
paced walking; jogging; runnmg;
bicycling; rowing; dancing; jumping
rope; roller skating; ice skating;
swimmin' (super for cardiovascu-
lar conditioning, not so good for
weight loss): stair stepping and,
best of all, cross-country skiing.
But to obtain maximum benefits,
most -;ports medicine gurus believe
that·
I The excrc1'ic must be done
non-'>top for at lcac;t 20 minutes.
2. The Trainina Heart Rate
mu t be maintained for the entire
exercise period.•
3. It must be done at least four
times a week.
No, golf, tennis, handball, rac·
quetball, even downhill skiing and
surfing don't qualify as aerobic ex-
ercises. Do aerobics for fitness and
the others for fun.
•Maximum heart rate: 220
minus your age equals Maximum
Heart Rate. Training heart rate:
Maximum heart rate times 80 per-
cent equals Training Heart Rate.
Never exercise at you r maximum
heart rate.
ANAEROBIC: A 30-minute
aerobic workout and it's on to the
anaerobic portion of the training.
To the uninitiated an anaerobic
exercise involves the use of
weights. That includes everything
from working o n a Nautilus ma-
chine and lifting free weights to
any form of calisthenics such as
~i t-ups or push-ups.
These exercises are designed to
increase strength, endurance and
mu!lclc tone. Also muscle defini·
11on, Maureen tells me.
I'm not optimistic that "muscle
defin111on" wall be eao;ily obtained,
"hat w11h gravity working against
me, but dreams of glory me again
Maybe someday ...
I'm sure that there are some
marvelousl)' d1o;c1phncd people
"ho can undertake a program hle
1h1!-o n their own and maintain 11
un til they reach their gnal
I'm not one of them. I've owned
both a treadmill and a rowing ma·
chine. I u ed each of them maybe
three times and then passed them
quietly out of my house and out of
my life.
I've found that I need the com·
panionship, the incentive and the
discipline of a gym. I like going
there. There arc no telephones to
interrupt me, no silver ( suddenly
decide needs cleaning, no letters
to write, no excuses to avoid doing
what I'm there to do · work out.
I admit that I like to do some
things belier than others.
In general I'm not a big fan of
aerobic cla~scs and l find the row-
ing machine and stair master bor-
ing. I'm not likely to use either
one without Maureen's prodding
and more particularly, her com·
panionsh1p.
Some days I'd like to bag the
g}m \l'>it, but then I think of the
add111onal benefits c:itcrcise pro·
gram produce, like helping to re-
duce )tress. reducing the chances
of de\elop1ng colon cancer, cancer
or the reproductive organs and
hrcast ca ncer; lowering the bad
chole111erol and increasing the
good, Jnd increa)tng the body tis-
'ue that metabolizes calones.
Finally. I remember that I feel
.ind even look better about my'ielf.
I remind myself that there are n't
lllt' many thing'> I do that produce
'o many poo;itt\e resu lt s. It's then I
rut my h;iln on and get my body in
1hcre
Transplant survival.rates much improved over last decade
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gl·~ at thl· l 'rll H'r\lt\ ot P111<.hurgh
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Thursday, January 31, 1991 7:00 P.M.
I ult"' 'il-1111 al C t•nll·r
I ht' nt'I" orl. af ,n I ral ll·d I hl'
'1:ihll11~ 111 1r.1n,plan1cl.1 nrg.in'
'\: llWI \ ·11nr fX'rl'l'n I nl f.td nt'\ \
lrnm ll\.l J1•11or' \\\'rt' l11mtmn1ng
pruf)\'rh ~llll'f oil\' 'l'Jr fr1lm
l'ildJ \ t'r' x I J'X'fl \'n I r ht• r J Ir l11r
111',Jll\ \.\J\ ~~ f'X"rll'nl . fiH'r' h4
JX'fll'nt p.lnlrl\l'l'\ .,I J'X'ru•nt
luni:' '~ f'X'lll'nl anJ lh'Jrl·lun~
l11mh1na11nn' .J~ pt·rH·nt tht•
11\'l\\llll.. 'Jill
.\bout 2'h \llH'lll.lll ho,p11.i1,
JnJ din1n lan pt•rlorm tr,in,pl.tnl\
conlern "11hout p\H holog1tal
prnhk'm". lht'' \aid
··~1ost people art· not gmng to
h.l\c '>lecpln' nights. Mo .. t people'<;
apix·11tc'> Jrl' nnt going to oc al ·
frctt·d ." said '111ton Sch""etxl of
Rutgt'f'\ l n1\\'r\ll~. ""ho 1s a ~nmr
re'i\'arch ~holar "1th the Har> ard-
affil1.Ht•d ( t·nta for P<i)C'holog1cal
\1ud1t''i 1n tht• Nuclear -\gc
.\fll·r dealing "'"h cn<;t•s hke "3"
lor Jn l'\(l•ndl'd fX'nod. populallon<,
tend to get u'>C'd to thl'm to 'iOmt•
dt·grl'l' .ind tonJurt bus1nl'<>s 3\
uo;ual dc<;p1tr their conc('rn a pm-
ce'l<i tailed hah11uat1on
lhl' .\ml'rKan public hasn't got-
ten there }l't, suggested Ph1hp
hut mJn' arc hampered b~ a '>hon-
J~t· 1•t donor organs. \\ olf said
Tht· nct\.\ork \ '>tud} shows trans-
plJnt p.111t.·nt'I are faring much bet·
tl·r n1m 1han thn "ere bctorc the
.1d' t'nl nt tht• an11-rc1n't1on drug
1 Hlo,pcinm· 1n thl· rarl) I~ (l\.
'urgnH" '•11d
\no1ht·1 drug. I .._.~oo. 1<, tx·1ng
tl"'\ll•d at l nl\ef"'11t~ of P1t1o;burgh
hmp11.i1, Jnd dullor'I 'i.3) the Jrug
u•uld drJma11rnlh 1mpro'c the
11111lonl. tor tran pl.int pat1l·n1'
-By tlJ~ Anod•tttl Pr~ss
lnrndu'"' d 1rt'ltnr ol the
wgn11" t' therap~ unit at "ft Lean
I hl,p11al 1n Rrlmont Mas'>
ln,tcnd he ..aid J'l(.'Opk an.' in an
unu1mfortabk ··gra' zonl'." not
ahle 10 cla'i'llf\ the "ar as either the
\ l'f\ quid. operation some had
hn1X.d for or a long haul likC' Viet·
nam ur \\ orld \\Jr 11
The umrrt:i1nt\ 1s fueling
Jn\1ct1t'!I in lhc populati on over
-.uch thing' ·" domestic terronsm.
o;a1d l t'' endu'l'. "'ho notrd that at
ka'll fhc J'l(.'uplc approached him
"'1th com l'rn l.ic;t ""erk ahout his
plan\ to tra'cl h' air
..\ ttrronst :ittacl 1n the l ln1ted
tales "'Ould bltx l hab1tuat1on he
said But 1f no o;uch auacl cx·curred.
l c'endu\l.) ..aid. ht• e\pccted pub-
lic anx1et) to peak over the nex t few
wceh and then sub'11de as hab11u-
~t\ IO
-By 1•~ A .. od•ted Pttu
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Feeling deprnted, ud, blue, or hopetaa
Chanves 1r1 1ppe11te, recent ajgnlficant weight to11 or wetght gain
Otffteuttv getting to .... p ()( steying •sleep Of sleep no to much
FM11no guilty. Wonht.a or uMleu
Indecision, poor memory, or poor conctntrat1on
tnere ... d ptwslcal probtemt.
To qualify you mutt be It IN-1 18 Vrt <Md. eicpenencing «Mpruslon for 1t
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Monday, January 28, 1991 • : ~
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.,_, fllllllo CINI 7 JI 111. 1• 111A & ..
...
Phllhar11onlc ·society Mozart 111111111 under way In style •
Roll over Beethoven. Make way
for Mozart.
"Celebration 1991," a year-long
festival of concerts, recitals and
tcc1urcs featuring the genius of
Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart began
Thu rsday evening with a Los An-
geles Chamber Orchestra concert
al the Orange County Pcrformin_g
Ans Center, followed by an inl1·
ma te VIP dinner at the Center
Club.
Carol Humphreys
No buffe t for Mozart buffs ...
post party guests were impressed
v.11h the sitdown, late-night supper
hosted by board members of the
Orange Counly Philharmonic Soci-
c:t) Enjoying tkc fancy fare were
the charming concert soprano
E\ch•n de la Rosa, 1hc can't-wait· tP·~e·e-again fe a1urcd pianist Barry
lJouglas, and conduc;;to r David
. ·\Lin Miller. a las1-minute fill -in
for Iona Brown, who was ill with
tl!n din11is. Prior to dining, 1he 1al-
cn 1cd trio challed with Mozart sc-
ru."' unde rwriters Patricia Dolson,
.\l ,1rgc and Bob Rawlins and Lii:ida
;ind J:in Adams.
me he is sc.outing for a charity
group lO benefit Crom upcoming
soirees .
C.o6 ~ eo.t Deir Piiot
Conductor David Miller, pianist Barry-Gouglas and Phllharmooll:
... Donna Bunce invited a few of
her fellow Capricorn cronies to the
Ri1z Rest aurant last Wcdncsd"'y. to
toast their bi rthday and talk of sun
signs. Lillie Hines topped all with
her 1ales of how she cclebra1ed in
style aboa rd an airplane bound for
~witzerland. Other bi rthday girls
included Ruth Ann Mo riarty,
Nancy Surosky. Milli Wciseneck,
Claudette Roxburough and youn
truly. What did these gals discover
!hey all have in common? They
love 10 party!
Society executtve director Erich VoHmer at the post~perlormance
party.
Others wowed by ~1ozart and
lo11k1ng forward to his next 22
ClCPS bicen1cnnial even1s we re
nc "lyweds Randy and Carol
J(1 hnson. Joyce Rea,,ume . Jane
Cir1er, Jeannie Lewa nd, Ed
l~al\'BJia n , Ron Rosen, Eva and
I re d Schneider. Elizabeth and
1l1h n Stahr and Nancy and Frank
l'osch.
CAROL 'S FYI
Arun Puri, 1he dashing owner
of the Royal Khyber rcs1aurant,
m:ide a rare restauran1 appearance
1t1r 1hc kick-off of his series of
v.1n c maker dinners. Each course
rn \Vednesday C\'ening's six-course.
S.''-per:'pcrson Indian feast was
-crved v.·i1h a specially selected
\londavi wine. Puri was pleased
,,.ith the turnout and spcn1 mos! of
the evening 1abh: hopping and
,1ng1ng the praises of 1he healthy,
1.u-frce Tandoori cuisine. Puri tells
... Sarah Purcell has agreed to
emcee 1hc S p yglass Hill
Philharmonic Commitlcc's .. Ccle-
hrating \Vomen" luncheon seminar
on Feb. 21 featuring Betsy Bloom·
ingdale.
Sadly I couldn't coa.x Farrah
Fa~·ccn in10 a pre-event interview,
but I'm assured she'll chat with mt!
at the S1ree1 People In Need
\SPIN) benefit at Cano's Restau-
rant 1n Newport Beach on
Thursda~·. And yes. Ryan will es-
cort her to the $75-per-pcrson Ca·
.. 1no NighL For more inrormation
plea~e call 49.t -6349.
Heartwarming tales of love lost and found
l>F·\R .\NN l..\NDERS: RCCt"fH ·
h lOu pnntC'd a IC'tlt'r aboul hov. a
lnupll· uf .. old flamt"'!I .. tnC'd 10
n:l1ndle their romance but fa1k·d
'nu askt•d ~our rcadC'rs 10 v.·nte
:ihou1 1he1r r.\J)('nencts with old
flame"' w hrrc goes
Ann Landers
~erv +,,. • ..,
-C>
~ond for him. \Yr had nearl~
SC'VC'n lx·au11ful years toge1hrr
before I lost him to cancer. Ours
v.as a real lo'e s1or, -E.D. W.
Tuesoa: I had a hugl' crush on
Lam . He "as the mosl popular gu~
1n sc'hool Once "ht'n he smiled al
me 1n tht' lunchroom. I near\)
fainted Ht' look mr out a few times
bu1 no1h1ng tgn1lt-d . .\fter grJdU·
ation. Lam lrfl tov.'n. I lost track of
him but h(· "·as cons1an1I} 1n m}
dream\ .\t agr .20 I mamt'd J1m. a
nice. stead). bonng gu} ""ho v.·as a
101 like Gal'} ('ooper . .\II h<" co uld
~~"as "~up" and .. nope." Wr had
1v.o childrrn and sort of slcc~
v.·alked through hfe.
son -hi s lir!lt child -and am
no"" prC"gnant ""'Ith a girl . Talk
aboul happ) -""t' are 1n SC\enth
hca,en'
Fraalllinvlllt, N.J .: Hrrt'·s m}
s1or,· Four ~cars aftt'r m~ d1vorc1..·
I rt'('C'1\ed a call from m~ \'try firs1
00\ friend \\'t· talked a long ume
and he 1n' 11t'd me to d1nnt•r. I
figured I'd go so hr could SC'e v.hat
he had pa ssed up 18 )Cars before.
v.hen I v.a\ 15 and he v.as 17 i t-Ir
had dumped me 1~·1C'c ) I intended
11 10 be a onr:-Oate dral JUSt to get
C\Cn That dinner v.·as .JO ..\ug. 16.
IQ8 7 He fell l1kt• a to n of bncks
that n1gh1 and \0 did I. On No\ 7.
1987. \\C v.erc marnrd. Thn.-t• yC'ars
and a ton of laughs later v.·e arc still
ltkC' a couple of kids. r-.1 ~ mother
looks at us and says ... , can·1 get
o\·er 1h1s~ ..
I l'n ~car\ ago I mc1 an a11rac11ve
girl at the amuscmt"nl park where
"l. "l're bo1h v.'ork1ng summer JObs.
\\'t" \a" a lot of C'ach other but there
v.a, no romanct". Thc follo.,,,1ng
\l.'a r ""t" ran 1n10 each othC"r on
l;1m pu\ '\till no ron1ancC' \\'e kept
ru nning 1n10 each othcr. and I
hl.·gan 10 f('('[ that fate was bringing
u~ t~cthC'r and ma~be shC' was the
one for me. I romplrtel) changed
!ht' v.'a ~ I thought about her and
PRESTO. I ""'lls 1n lo\e1 She con-
fe,"<'d 1ha 1 she had bttn cra1 )
ah<1u1 mt· for a long llmC'.
(\n Thanksg1\'1ng 1989. in ffi }
granJn1other's drt\'ev.·a,-. I got
do" n on onr knct" and asked her 10
mar0 mr She said yrs and wt' v.·ert
mam ed soon after. NO""' ~·r can't
unllcrs land what took us so long. -
\l.FX.·\NORlo\. VA.
1rachrr) and there he ""'as. I had not
setn him 1n 40 years but I rc-
cogn11cd him 1mmrd1a1ely. We sat
tn my kitchen and talked non-stop
for five hours. He had been the
\ 1cum of a v1olen1 m me and had
Josi his sptteh and most of his
memol).
On our 18th ann1\t'~I)
couldn't stand 11 any longer and
askl•d J1n1 for a dt\Orce. He agreed
at once. To m) surpnse. he got
m41rr1C"d 1 .... 0 n1 onths later. It nevC'r r-------------1
DEAR ALEX : Aia't love 1raod?
Rt ad OD:
From Auburndale. Fla.: I pulled
1n10 my carpon one Friday night
<1fl er sta)1ng latr a1 school (I was a
After SC\tral months of therapy
he had madr rtmarkable progress.
The first words ht• unercd were my
name. He got into his car. drove to
my home1own and found me. We
were married I 0 mo nths later, the
first time for mr (at aae 63) and the
da\\'ned on me thal he had had a
girl all along -o ne hr must have
said more 10 than ··yup" and
"nope.''
A mon1h later I ""cnt to my 20\h
high school rrun1on and t here was
Larr). morl' gorgrous than ever and
freshly divorced. We fell in k)ve
that ""'Ct"krnd. Aftrr four months of
burning up 1he telephone lines and
spending C\t'ry v.'eekend together.
v.·r v.·ert" mamC'd . .\t age 40 I had a
Grandma knew about butter burning
What your 1randmo1hrr knev.·
and your grandfather didn'I was:
Buller burns.
When you "''e~ a high school
seni or. did you e•pcct to stay mar-
ned fo r life to your futurt matn-
monial mate~ Pollsters recently
1asked a sizable sampliftl of hiah
sc hool .scnior 1irl1 if 1hey so be·
lirved, and 40 perttnt said, "Not
likrly," Or words to that effect.
Whal Tchaikovsky reall y wanted
to be. at liBt, waJ a lawyer. L.M. Boyd
• LI>
and his brother Oieda Jointly 1n·
hcritcd th<' Hunnish Kin&dom. And
it was clear whcf'( Attila was aoina
v.·hen he murdctt'd Blcda to gct full
con1rol.
Undcrs1and thr s moa over
Taiwan·s cities ycar~around runs
about 1wicr as hea v) as Los Anacks
smoa.
Q. Wha t's a "zcbroid'"?
A. Cross bt'tv.ttn a zebra and i
hon<.
Cary Gran1 said. ··Do your job
and demand your compcnsa1ion -
Cheese prices imitate me11 but in that order."
prices. Mca1 aoc:s up. cheese aces
up. Meat aocs down, chcne '°"' A. Never. Doesn't e~n atick ilJ Trees of the en.hippie and silver
down. Ocue has no irnqinalion. head ouL birch variety both 11tr1Ct insects
1hlt attfKI bl1" By plantina those
Q. tso'I tbe land in Japan now q. Wbete were hetdquanen of trees. you can summon 10 your
worth u much .. all the land in A1ula the Hun? pla« all 1he bits you'll ever want.
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m0rt than all the laod in North
Amuica twice crm. RaWrntiel
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1n en1ral Tokyo ls •id 10 be wonh
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Farrah Fawcett will be accompanied by husband Ayan O'Neal at
the Streel People In Need benefit.
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Other nominees are Collins,
Carey and Wilson Phillips
LOS ANGELES -It could be .. Hammer time"
at the American Music Awards.
M.C. Hammer. the energetic rap master. is up for
seven awards. and he's taking on 10 anisu across the
pop-rock. soul·rhythm and blues. and rap catea0ries.
Awards aJso will be aiven out today in heavy metal,
dance and country music.
The 18th annual awards. which are based on a
vote by record buyers, will be handed out today at the
Shrine Auditorium. beginning 4 p.m. The three-hour
show. with comedian Keenen Ivory Wayans as host,
"'111 be broadcast by ABC·TV later in the evenina.
The celebratory mood may be muted, as it was
at the recent Golden Globe film and television awards
sho"· because of the Persian Gulf war.
.\!though no mention of the war 1s wntten into
the script. spokesman Paul hetnn said: "I think we
all assume that some of the artists on stage may wdl
make references. We JUSt l tnd of assume that."
Ham mer 1<; up again'lt Michael Bolton and Phil
Collin'i for hest male pop·roc k artist His "Please
Hamml·r Don't Hun 'Em" record 1s nomtnated for
album honor'> 1n that categul') against Collins'''. But
'ienou'>h " and Janet Jacl son·., "Rh}thm Nauon
181~ ..
In the soul-R&B competition Hammer 1s nom1·
nated for he'll male an1st. album and the 'iinglc "U
( Jn't T 1.>Uc h This ·· "'h1ch includes the refrain "Ham-
mer 11me .. He'<, al\o up for male artist and album in
the rap 1.atl·gul'\ -awards he won last )ear
Jad .. son. \\tnnt.•r of fi,e Amenran Music Award~
\1nu: I 9~P. 1s 1h 1\ ~car'\ otht:r major rontendt.•r with
Janet Jackson and Phil Collins will be among the
nominees waiting the hear how they fared at the
AP L...,phOlot
American Music Awards ceremony t onight In Los
Angeles.
five nominations: female pop.rock artist and album,
female soul-R&B anist and album, and dance music
anist.
If rap reians. the competition for new pop-~k
artist will be no contest for Vanilla Ice. the wtuie
rapper whose "To The Extreme" release was nomj.
nated for best rap album in the aenre dominated by
blade star5.
But if tradalJonal sound prevails at will be tossup
betwtcn Mariah Carey and Wilson Phillips. per·
fonners from musical families ..
Carey, the daughter of a fonner opera si naer and
vocal c.oach. was nominated for best new anast on the
strength of "Mariah Carey," a debut album featurina
11 songs mostly written by her and co.writer Ben
Margulies.
The 2l·year-old Carey broke out onto the charu
Ylith the single "V151on of Love," and followed with
a strina of hits keying on pop's strongest su11. the
hcanachc of brcalung up .
The Wilson Phillips tno staked out similar
emotional temtory 1n their self·tttled album and
topped the chans with "Hold On" and "Release Me."
The young stars arc offspnng of music stars of the
'60s. Chynna Ph1lhps as the daughter of John and
Michelle Phillips. half of the Mamas and the Papas.
Beach Bo)' Brian Wilson 1s the father of Wendy and
Camie Wilson.
With that background and four years of sinaina
and wnung together. the tno emerged in 1990 with a
fully de' eloped pop ~und
If last )Car·~ show taught a lesson. unquesuonable
musical creden11alc; ma) be a big factor in award
voting b> 20.000 rrcord bu)'crs. A )'Car ago the) pve
duo M1lh Vanllh three top trophies for what proved
to be a li p-!.~ nn ng charade.
-By ,.~ A.,ocl•IH Pm•
Modern dance class set Mick Jagger signs on for sci-fl ftlm role
'hapiro and \m11h Danct." C ompan\ J :--.ew York-based
troupe w.ill 1.onJu11 .1 ma .. 1a cla .. !I in mo<lt'rn dance Jan 31 from
11 a.m LO 12 \IJ rm JI (1oldl·n "'l''>t ( nlkgl' In Huntington Beach
Oanct:r'> and l horrngrapher<, from the u>mpam will lead clas!I
pan1npant' throu~h J h11\I of mt1\i.'ml·n1 J)(l\\1hlll1t:<, Reg1stra11on
for the om·-11ml' da" " S'i ..and lan tx· paid at the door
The ~1a.,, "Ill hi.· 11!1\t:n in room ~ 11 ell tht.• Rt·rrea11onal
Educa11un Huild1ng
For more 1nlnrm.11111n l Jil lhl· 1 nlktl.l'' d..tnll' dcpanment
ollice at 89: -1\~ I\ I
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MONDAY EVENING JANIJAAY 28, 1991
LO<; ANGELES -Rock \uper-
'>tar Mick Jagger has ~n )1gncd h)
Morgan Creek Production' tor a
\tarring rok tn its futuns11c· 3l uon
ad,enture "Free.Jack.'' set to tx•gtn
filming 1n .\tlanta toda>
\l'>u announced for a major role
" av.ard-w1nn1ng stage and '>l'rtt:n
allor \nthony Hopk1 m v.ho
'i<'gue'> to "Free-Jack" from a <,tar-
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If you caudtt the missJ?elling of this
word (spelled zucchini) we need you.
Put a two-person team together and compete in the
second annual Business Spelling Bee for Literacy, co-
sponsored by the Orange Coast Daily Pilot.
Proceeds from the Feb. 15 event go to the Literacy
Services of Newport Beach Public Library and the
Literacy Volunteers of America Newport/Mesa.
Entry fee-$350 per team-goes to a great cause.
Space ii limited to 20 teams, so sign up early. Call
Marcia Hendricks at Newport Beach Public Library
Uteracy eervices at 644-3174 for more information.
Written b)' Ron Shusett (creator
of "Alien" and "Total Recall'').
Ste' e Pressfield ("Above the Law.').
and Dan Gilroy. the film stars
Fmilio EstC\ICL and will be directed
hy Geoff Murphy. who recently
helmed Morgan Creek Production's
o;ummer h11 "Young G uns II ..
James G Robinson. Gar) Barber
and Da' 1d N1cksa> are exccut1'e
producef"'i "-'Ith Ron husttt and
~tuart Oken ("<\bout Last N1ghf')
producing
In mak ing the announcement.
Robinson. cha irman of Morgan
Crt.•e k Productwn<,. stres'>Cd that
Jagger was one of their firc;t cho1CC'l
for 1 ht: p1' owl role
"Jagger's talent and l·hansma will
hnng a special dimension to the
rok of Val·t:ndak tht: :!Isl centun
h1gh-tt.'<'h hounl\ hunter." \lated
Roh1nwn "I lan't thtnk of amune
who would ha'e heen a more tn-
\ rnt1H' cho1tc ..
"We arc thrilled to be working
with M 1ck. not onh because he'll
lend his icge ndar) J:>cr~ona to the
role. but 1h1s C\tremel) bold and
e'<c1ting '>tl·fi ad\C:nturc can sup-
port h1'i return to film'i." stated
N1c ksa)' "The add111on of .\nthon}
Hopk ins to the ca\t "-'Ill bnng a
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dircctcd b\ Ton\ Richardson and
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d1rcucd b' 'J1t holas R~g. will pla~
the charming!-, ruth less 'illatn who
u11l1tl'<, super <,0ph1'it1ca t<.-d gadget!')
1n the \Car ::!()Oq
"Free-Jack" 1s a futuns11c. act1o n-
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dn\l·r lhte\l'/). who 1s snatchc.-d
f~om tht.• dutthc'> uf death onl:r to
find h1m'>Clf 10~1 ::!O years 1n the
fu turc and a pawn 1n a b11arre plot.
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and 1<, pul'\utd h~ a new hrccd of
2 ht ('t'ntul') bount~ hunter~ Mick Jagger
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Arts Center rests on
_solid financial ground
Performing Arts Center officials released their year-end
financial report for 1990 this week and pointedly called for
detractors who pred1Cled financial doom to begin singing a
different tune.
Indeed, looking at the Center'-; accounting fo r the year JUSt
past. it would be difficult to conclude that the counry·~
premier arts estabh hment 1s in anything but sound fi cal
sh3pe.
The Art4i Center ended 1 Q90 "1th a p<Nt1ve balance of
S475.000 --"soltdly an the black" 1s ho" hoard chairman
William Lyon put it. Operating revenue-; ·-income from
ticket sales, rental of the hall. concc-;.,iom and other sources
-exceeded what had been pro1cctcd "'at the hegmning of the
year. A program of cost contJmmcnt begun when economic
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from the Center's overhead. Over and above the ending
balance. the organization was also able to tran-;fer S71 5,000
into a maintenance reserve, to be used in future years as the
Center ages and renovations become nece<;sa ry.
On the other hand, fund-rJ1i;ing for the Performing Arts
Center --that all-important complement to the Center's
efforts, which allow 1t to stage cost!} 'iymphon1c, opcrauc and
dance events --failed to meet the 1990 pro1cct1on laid out at
the beginning of the year, although the total 'ittll \urpas.'lcd
19 9's fund-raising. Also. the Center did take a financial
bath on its staging of the spar'>d) .ttlenJcJ · A Funm Thing
Happened on the Way to the Forum.' J w-produc.11on "1th
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will be ahle to enjoy the hcncfilo; nf a world-cla•" h.111 for
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"W>MMV, WHEN Mll TH~ TV~ & OIER?"
General Colin Powell: Does
a political career await?
By Clifford D May
5<."IX>' M0w8<0 New~ !i«'ltCe
< Jught up in thC' contro,er'>)
oH'r thl· (,ulf .... ar "'-1: seem 10 ha ... e
n' l'rlooll·J oni: the b1gges1 stonl''i
umnl'ltt:d "'th thl• e'en& For the:
lir<a time .. ,,., the .\mcncan m1h·
tJn ha' hc.·,·n led 1n10 ~ar b) an
.\lnl'an \ml·n .. an
T h1nk ol all the an1clc~ and tell'·
'1\111n programs 'ou·,c ~t'n Jl'hat·
1n~ th\· art1tudi:\ of blad. 4uar-
tl·rhJl l' and blad '-oachcs Ha H '
\llU "'l'n JO \ dl"'-US'ilCln at all abc.rnt
thl' hl\tnrK rok hc1ng pla,c:d h\
< nlln I uthl'r P11 .... ,·11 l hairman nl
tht' Juin1 C h11·f, nl ~wtl''
l v.nuld Ille It• thinl that 1h1·
.th'4..'ll\l' ol ,kh:.tll' tndll.lll'\ "'' J\ .J
na1111n h.l\l' mJdl \OmC (ll'nUIOl'
pr '%fl'\\ 1n human rd..111110<,
T '"'"' ol 1h11u~nd~ of \llUng
.\nll'fllJn' hJ''-' ,·n&ru\tl·J lhl'tr
h n 111 P11"l'lr, 1udgml'nl I douht
\1111 t1111ld linJ onl· amung thl'm -
hl.tl ~ nr "'hill' hhcral or .:on·
-.cr",111\l' -v.ho \\ould loo~ \OU in
thl' l.\l .• ind \J~ hc·d prl'lcr to ha' I."
hc.•t•n lnl IOIO h.\ltk 0\ \J\ J
r>.1 n forth <)11.1' k
In nlhl'f \\Onh h.'n\ of thOU\.IOJ\
nt \11un~ \111l'fll Jn' hJ\l' JuJgn l
C 1t•n Pn \\t'll O\ lhl· Lon1cnt ul h1\
th.UJlll'r not lhL' .ulor ofh1\ '~'°
\n11 Pn\\t'll 't harJllt'r 11 'hould
he n111ecJ "l'\lrJ11rd1nJ~ 'itJnJ1ng
on thl' r<.J1um 1n rn1:n1 da'" .. ai m·
Int ot the HoUlne
l d tor ' n1He The following Me
.. ample' ot reader c;omment'> and
.:r1llCl\m" The Pilo t pubh'ihe\
thc'it re,pon<ics on a regular bawi
and encour:tge'\ lls readers 10 CJll
the Editor·., Hotline at 642·6086
Gr111111181' polce
I'm calli ng 10 comment on lhe
quote of the Costa Mesa High
School h3~ketball coach "It was
one of tho~e deals where it could
have went eilher way." This is a
per on who is a college graduate
and he sun can't conjugate the
"erb go I'd like to know what high
• <;chool and college educated this
pc™'n and aJlowed him to gradu-
ate The'f hould reall has diplo-
ma\.
Protest them
I have no problem 1l'ith anti·war
dcmon<;trators even though 1 fully
suppon our actions in the Gulf
whal I do fed very unhappy about
~ the fact that 1hey are protestina
1n front of places auc:b as the fed·
eral buald1na, Thafs wron.a. We
did not start the war, the United
StatCJ did not invade Kuwait. We
pent five months tryi.Aa so hM a
pcacefw neaotiatlon and we are
fi&htina now 10 prcw.nt lDOre km of li\tes l~tcr. U the . fMol* Ced
they want to protaa ud be in
America, they hnc t.bC rWtt to do
tllllt. let them prog. • froot ol
an Ir.qi buddmc. an t,..i alrliM
Todai; m Hts ton
I~ rl''lpond1n~ 111 \Jht'' 111 repuner<,·
QUC''ltton' lhl· lll·m·r JI hJ' prnJe<:tcd
a rca\\Urt ngh , J l m 'irnng d ,,.
u pltncd lalhHh pr'''l'Ol•'
It al\o aprx·Jr' h1' 'trJtt·~~ in thl\
u•nl11ll " hrtll1Jnlh ,.1rrl'll \
\ 1etnam H·tl'r.1n Pn .... dl karnl'd
thl' k"un thJt lfh r.·nwnt..il l'<;(Jl..i
tmn ''a tr.1p ln'tl-.1d hl' JrrJngl·d
to lnmrn.1nJ .in "' ·r .... hl'lm1n1.1
forll' hl' lPUIJ ,kpln\ lllJ\\I\ l'"
Jnd 111 lll''·''t.111ng •'lln 1 -'t..1 r11ng
\l l\h Jlf pn\H'f
· Po"l'll hJ' d1,pl.1,t·d -.c.·n"l'' '''
J\ \\('II .I\ ll•UJ!hn,·" 11, hJ\ lJ~l·n
p;t!O\ l•• l'Olf'h.1\1/t thJI hl· 1n-
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lrt th\.• trJJt1111n 111 ( 1\l'Oht•"'l'r
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k.ider ol hi\ nalmn rrrhal)\ 3\
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runprtdll' l!Ol' Pl \\llf~ JO Ix• t11unJ
lnr I 0 .1nt11rth 1 JnJ p.•rhJP' ,,,
tnmm.1ndl·r 1n, htl'I lhl' t1ml' alln
1h.1t "'u" 1h.11 I 'l' m.1Jl .111 tht rall'I'
JO(lf\ 11\ 11ml' 111 up\l'I .tnnthl'r
gri1up I 'll'Pl'll Jt ll .J\t p.irl .11 thl
rl'3\on p, m 1·11 h,1, ne11 fl'l l'I' eJ thl'
Jlll'nl 1P11 h, J,.,, f\l'' ''that hl' ha.,
dcx·., n111 '""'"' thl· p.irl' I n,· l.11d
Jn"' n th 111, ~I\ ii r1t1h1' nt.1011\h
ml'nl
h1r e\Jmpk llll'llll'":r' 111 1h.11
or ~nmcthing Iraqi, n111 1n 1re1nt of
Amenl.'.,1n hu1IJ1n~' All the\ 're
dninQ. ., hclpin.-i frJljl .ind hurt1nc
the Amenc.1n cau'e
What's our price?
l fe ll th.ti I 'c been a ~uh, .. ri~,·r
f11r ,1, lnnl.! 3, I ~Jn rcmemhL·r .ind
l'J l1~c Ill hJ\.C m.. \.Ol'-e hC<Hll
once in .1 while too lt\ abuut the
Jack Kellv \l&ua11on l lno"' 11\
being resolved but J do feel l ha ... e
a ngh1 10 'J)' m> piece and here
goc~ S~3.000 \Ure bu>~ a Int of
nghteou' 1nd1gna1mn by a fe"' \elf
1n1erest ind1v1du.il . Amenca 1~ 'till
J countf) l1f free pcel'.'h .tnd
thought and opinion Jack Kclh ·,
off the l.'.uff quips arc certiinl} no
wo~ or bcner than any of our
late niaht TV comedians and the>
are not c:oru1dered raci t or orfen·
ive. People lauah at those. For
$93.000 •re we to forget that day
of" inf1rny, the neak anaek on
Pearl Harbor where thousand of
our servicemen mt in the wnken
hulls of our American Navy ship&.
AR we aoing to be asked to re·
write history on this one too, li\e
it never happened.. hke the bok>
caust ne¥er happened? The JCM
ha~ kept chcir vijiJ alive all these
)'Cars Ind we must not t>ury our
memory of that day w1lh our dead.
Amcnca '1 tndc rcJataons wttb
Japan arc a dilpace. Japan de·
pends huvtty on oO CtO!m the Gull
councries yet where is their sup-
J~it ud
t uh&.
gr •u r h.1 H' ,,,._.n 1 a lot ul 11 m,· tnl.1
•'nl'i' '11rplaining lhdt 1hr \11lun
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.\lrtlJn· \mu tJn ii li~un· J".
pr"pt •rl lllOJll' t11 lhl' hlal ~ J14 •PU·
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thl'm 111
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tnhn1,log1lJI ht•ll lhl· v.nrld hJ\
C\t•r '>l'1'n
In thl' \l'Jr' ;:ittc: \ 1t'tnJm thl'
m11JtJ f"\ ~Ill J h,\d rap IO th1\ lllUO·
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pol1u·ml·n ,,1n1IJl11 n "'"r~cr\ Jlhl
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C/1/ford 0 \f~n IS tit' .... Uad•_t
todlror of tbr RO<"k• '1ouat•1a \ri.'
tn lff-DlU
r-r1 il'r De,ert 'i1nrm J..ir in ln\t
\\ orlcJ \'. .ir II t-11 the' .ire rein1.1
pcrm1ttt'd h• hu\ up Amt'r1can
r•e'-c !'-\ plClC I he\ h,l\C ~On·
tempi l11r .\m ricJn<> tiu1 C'tl\et 1'UT
I 1nd \.\ <' .ire n a \JIC'nt ".tr \ 11h
&he J.tp.tne\C ind "<' h.1,c n '·r
tired pff one oh1e~111,n Wa~c up
\mcrica and "mcll tht' <..t~I
HelllM blllng
I wa.' JUSt curiou<., I ..... 1~ loo~ing
JI Wedne'iday. Jan ll paper and
there 1o; a headline on here. Soror-
ity sister guilt) or murder '"hat In
the world doc1 soronf) l\IC"r "'" e
10 do Wllh this? h's hke '" ing
that 'IOmcbody • was a member
of the bard watchtnl club wa
guilty of murder Is this a ,Jam 3t
the soronty , the Greek ~' 1em or ~me1hing, is thtS tr)'lng to· 'IY tha1
because she was a member of a IOO-
rontv he commjued a murder~
Th" • is ridiculous. I thank "<lmC·
body ought to investigate what
they're doinJ.
I'm callina a.bout your hcadhnc
this morning. lfM11 SCUD kills
three in Israel, every other new
report that I heard said three peo-
ple -.ho died ~re victim of heart
attacks.. not an l niq1 SCUD. I
think that . • nsenible headline
and a sen.utioftal one and J think
you au hould be a little calmer
an }'OUr appr<>td to the neM.
-
DC Legends
COsta Mesa
cookies sent
to Vietnam
Wan. arc fought "'Ith tht'
1Neapons that rnmc 10 hand aga1n\t
an en<"m' of urt um,tance Damh n
Oil' tr fought her v.ar aga1n~1
apath' v.1th choLnlall' chips. Kool-
".1d a nd P.•JX11rn Jnd pitled up an
· Jrm' Jl•in@ th< "'J'
In \.t Jr( h nf I 4f'l4 in the midst of
th( \ ll'lnJm \.\.tr Dami) n Oln er
nt'"' h Jrr" t'd 111 < osta ~1csa fro m
northrrn C :iht11rn1a approached
tht• < 11' C oun, 11 v.1th her idea he
had pr1H ldl'u h 1mt:haled (00klt"S
h> \l'f\ ltt'nit·n 'rr~a) in her lor-
mt'r tnmmun11 Rancho ( ordo'a
nl·ar ,,1, .1mt·n1 and ""'onder~ 11
the 1 •' 1 1"'J \.k<;;i "'ould J1J
hn 1n h1·r t'n•kJ\ or -a hul!C
m11r,1i<'·'"""l'ling m..11hng o t homl.'·
m..1tk , ,, ~It'' I•• sen JCcmt'n in
\. 11 • n.irn
I tw l"lJnlll 11\lcncd -\.1a,or \I
P n~h·\ "'hll'K' \nn-in-la"' l. 'i~H
l t l ,1 \fJ, ~dnan "'as tl~ing fll
,.-"mh.11 m""nn\ in \1etnam. &a't'
hrr ..,,, \UJ)p!lr\ ~nd "1r. Olt\l'r
'l Iha 111 .1 ~11-month-old \un
hq~.in ha "ar
\.\ hl'n v.orJ ~111 .-rounJ abolJt ht•r
pr ll'\ 1 -\.\ t' ' Jrt ( ook1cl1l1 -
k aJt·r' t, u\l''q'l''-\\uundcd
\ •t •nam \t'tt'-r.i n' uin,ale~ing at
h11n r anJ "4. houl ... hildrl'n re·
'flon,frd J'l'•\lll\t•h \\1th J Oood ot
11<1 l ' J'h n a lin~ m.ill'nah. .tnd
1:h I nJllnn' \pr ruunh "'J'
'ele •rd J' I> I • [>t , tn l>..i'
f'cnr k Jla'C' 1h,·1r t•mt· and c:nc~~
.ind rct r1.i11nl 111ht·r. "' 1h lhl."lf
t nihu .... 1,m
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'Jl ant l)fliH· 'Ip.:!\ l' on the ( 'll
< t•n;1 ' l11unh llunr .\ tru'it lund
a1 thr 'K'l uni' PJulil "'.ational
R;in~ hranlh on Harhor c,ho"'-ed
d11n.11111n' piling up rap1dh 1ov.ard
th : 1111 m1n1mum mailing coc,1
J.111.11 -f,IJ l il'<-'\ 111 u10k1es packed
in'"" 1nJ lhrn· round l 3nS Oona·
1111n' "'l'rl." , 1llt'l ll'd in local hus1 -
nt'"'' '-ir Ph1ll1p"• I 1quor ~Ion:
g.1th rl·d ~Ii 1n loo'><' l hJngl' -
m, rd1.1n" al'" , on1nbu11~d empt\
c11n1~11nl'r\ ruhhcr bands and
plJ'lll\ "'rap prt'·'"'l~lcned f....ool
\1d htv.1n1 gum and hard cand'
'•I C\l~UOl' V..j\ happ\ v.1th lhC:
\\ l < .lrl' < .. ol 1c:ltft Theodore <
1 l'lr· Rt1l11tth 1 .... 1tc un~ut'Cl"'>\tul
lJnJ J.lll \t)f II\ UIUOl..11 cnt1c11~
don.111 1n ot lhl' 'a .. ant .. 1, It center
'PJ•l" to thl' ,11ul 1e trC'"' o n a purC'h
ph1l11,rh11..1I haw, He hcht:,C'd that
'-''' hall v.a' lnr lit\ hu'>tnC'\\ but
11 11 u1ul,J ho. u"''d tor '>Uth a nobk
f'rl'Jl"• 1 "h' no1 otht'r nohk prn-
f1"{ I' 'll• h a' a 'cnC'ral d1~.l\(
I "'' tir .1 'oup ~11cht'n for '1'i1ting
h1pp1l'' and runav..a)s-. The tom·
mun11' rt'\fltindcd pubhch and pn-
\ dl<"I' anJ \\\O da~s later Rologh·,
v. 1 k \3' 1 ng she spoke for both of
them l'ndur\Cd the Cook1ehft pro-
JC'C1 and c,a1d she would ~Ip o ut
h~lf. 1f she "ere not ronval~ing
rrom a hroken leg.
\ oluntt"t'B worked from 8 am
to ~ pm cUil). crowded into the
ltlurlh Ooor \J)aC'C as the target date
dre"' near Each cookie v.a!I
v.rapptd in plamc packed lo,1ngl)
1n10 metal containers and
hioncd wu.h cdtblc popcorn .\
hrot..cn cookie was a cau~ for con-
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~ben Nola.n Frizzcllc, John
a..l1 and Doris Allen, Oranae County
llraasponation Commission chairman Dua Reed, Westminster Mayor Chuck
Smith. Anaheim Councilman William D.
Ehrle and Oranie Councilman William G .
Steil\el'.
Tbe sole Democrat so far is Orange
County Board of Education m~mbcr Frank
Hoffman.
Political strategists expect the field to
thin out before the March 19 election. If no
ca.ncUdate receives more than SO percent of
the vote in lhat race, a runoff will be held
May 14.
Eileen Padberg of Padberg DeSantis
Consultina predicted the winner will have
to raise between $200.000 and $250.000.
"It will take a ton of money just lO get
throuib the pnmary," she said.
The three .:\sscmblymembers ma) have
the connections to raise lhat kind of
money, too, Padberg said.
And Reed. an attome}' who spcciahzcs
in campaign fin ance law and has served as
treasurer for dozens of candidates and
campaigns, will be able to tap the business
network he ha'i worked with over the years.
BOWL
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falo fans get tOgl·thcr. 11 doesn't get an}
better," Rohanson said
It could ha\c been a httk better for the
Buffalo fans. "'ho broke out 1n tears and
pulled 1he1r hair 1n anguish after the Ne"'
York Giants berame lhe chamf)!> of
Super Bo"' I 25 "'11h a 20-19 "1n.
Buffalo 'W 1ngs restaurant owner Don
Ha}es o rdered i;e' cral thousand pounds
of buffalo "'ing~ and home to"' n (Jen·
csscc 12 Horse .\le tor the c' ent. Just to
make the Buffalon1an-; lcel at home ... .\II
of them arc from thl' Buffalo area or
mamed to 'omeoM lrom the Butlalo
area." Ha)C\ ..aid "The~ ·,e been wa11ang
SCORES
From A1
lileracy 1s the lo'c of li terature. the loH· of
the English language and the ab1l11~ to
express )Our~l f"
Slayback has been recogn11ed for her
teaching ab1ht1c-s OH'r the >cars "1th nu-
merous awards. 1ntlud1ng the Orange
Count} Departml'nt of Education's
Tc-acher of the 't car a"'ard. a proclamation
Fritttl~ and Lewis have the ldvanuiee
or oYfftappina dilU'tctl. About JS percent
of Friuelle'1 69lh Allembly District and
about 33 percent of Lew11' 67tb Diltrict
o~rlap the 3Slh Senate Distric\. sivina
each of them name ~njtion in a
crowded field. Only a fraction of Allen's
71 st District overlaps the 35th.
But their name recoanition could work
qainst them, too. Altbouab voten have
seen their names on the bellot. none of the
utemblymembers is known for introdu<r
in& memorable Jeaislation.
''I don't think any of the candidates has
a lea up," Padbcra said. "lewis has been on
the ballot more times. Frizzelle is not in
the news much, maybe as a result of his not
havinJ done anytluoa spectacular."
Political consultant Harvey Englander of
Campaia.n Manqement. Inc .. who 1s hand·
ling Reed's camp&ip, argues the three
assemblymemben actually have negative
name 1.0.
He cited last year's California Journal
ratings that placed 1JI three of them among
the least effective lqislators in the state.
In addition, Lewis has long been known
as a political strategist for the Republican
Party who doesn't hesitate lo open the
d irty tricks book when necessary.
Two years ago he was indicted for
~5 )ears for this Super Bowl."
Whenever the Bills scored in the sec
saw game. the restaurant's crowd rose to
their feet and cheered, jumping up and
down. embracina each other like new
fathers in a maternity ward. The res-
taurant was decked o ut in red, white and
hluc streamers and balloons. big banners
printed wuh "Lei's Go Buffalo," and lhe
fan'i wore Buffalo Balls Jackets,
'i\\Catsh1ns. T -shins and caps while lhey
downed bttr and buffalo Wlnas an fronl
of a large-~reen telcv1S1on.
ome of the fans actually h ve an
Ruffalo. and JUSt happened:"to be an
Caltfom1a v1s1t1ng relatives. Others
tra\t·kd from as far as Bakenfield and
R 1\ l'r"de
trnm the county Board of Supervisors. and
J D"nl') land t.ommunlly service a"'ard.
~ht• 1u'>t lin1'ihed a thrcc-~ear lerm an her
d1'\tm ta\ a ml·ntor teacher, coaching other
teal'hn' on l'ffcc11 ve classroom strate-g1es.
I ur parent' "'ho are womed about their
children\ hteran 1n a oc1ely dominated
b) tele' 1s1on .lnd '1deo games, la } bat:k
reromml•nd'> parents first reconsider their
o"'n habits .. fhe fact thal we're a pas-;1,e.
media-onentl'd ''X H.'l\ 1s pathetic The
ln1ld• Adr!ICB/Camputerr
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f~ftl J>midmt llCllPft'S ...-·~ Oft ~ .-n. ...._... t1ae·cmreea ..e
•• ,~, ha more political taus•
than John Wayne Airport.•• EQllander
saad.
Amona the upper titt or candklatn.
Rttd is also the only pro-choice Re-
publican, a position that could benefit hjm
against three pro.life auemblymcmbcn.
Lois Lundbcra of the oon.1ultina firm
Nason, Lundbcra & Aaociatet, which is
expected to handle Lewis' campaiJn, •ua·
g~ts his yean of cff ort for ot.Mr candidatet
should Jtve him the inside track.
''Lcwls is a tremendous campaia.ner. He
mastcr·minded many or the Assembly
races for the previous two ycan,"
Lundbera said. "He did the party biddina.
In a county where television isn't a
factor a.nd mass ma1linp are paramount.
w1nnin1 name ttOOPition and tettina sup-
poncrs to the polls will be the key. And
lhat will take money.
Padberg said there will be too little time
belwccn the filing deadline on Feb. 4 and
the March 19 cltttion lo do much more
than work for name l.D.
"You've got lo spend so much time and
money to pump up your own name you
won't have time to beat up your OPI»'
nents," sbe aaid.
Buffalo-born Ins Young said she had
to be there Sunday night, "to be with all
these g.reat Buffalo fans.
"We may be 3.000 miles away but
we're as excited as 1f we were back
there," Young said "I've never seen fans
like lhis."
Their excuement sadly deflated as lhe
clock ticked do" n, the Bills 1ra1hng by a
stnglc poanl. "hen place-kicker Scott
Norwood missed the last-chance. 47.
)card field goal. 1t "as hkc a hundred
lighl bulbs 1n the C}C of the Bill boosters
were suddenl~ s"1tchcd off 'Tm de-
pressed that 11 came down to a single
kick." said Hen!) ( ostanuno. also born
and raised an Buffalo. "The} were one
kick awa)' -I am depressed "
soluuon for that. 1s for parents to read to
their children.
"Parents have to qull wa11tng and whin·
ang about their kids not readtng enough
and tum off the telev1s1on."
Instead of hah1tuall} sw1tch1ng on the
TV. la~back suggests fam1l} reading
nights "'here famil) member~ take lums
rradmg aloud ··Reading aloud 1s pivot.al.
There 1s a collcct1' t' cxcucmcnt that comes
from heanng a good book read aloud.''
'romA1 Praidcat Bulb and hi1 wife, Batbera.
saluted die troop& durina 1 videot.apcd
"'ClllllC '*'1iled durina halftime cc,...
emonies.
Defentc Secretary Dick Cheney an·
nounced U.S. 1e>ldiet1 will be prepared
"before the end of February .. to launch
the pound offensive.
C6eney said that altbouah relentless
allied air attacks qainst Iraq have been
successful, they alone will not drive Iraq
from Kuwait.
"We•ve always assumed that we would
eventually have to send in aro und
forccs," Cheney said on NBCs "Meet
the Press.'.
If all eerviccmen and women in the
rqion we~ used. such a confrontation
would pit 743,000 allied troops, includ-
ing 480,000 Americans. against S40,000
Iraqi soldjers in and near occupied
Kuwait.
Cheney also announced U.S. forces
had taken military action to stop a
colossal oil spill in the non.hem Persian
G ulf that he blamed on Iraq.
The spill, pan o f which was rcponed
burning, threatened water supplies in
Saudi Arabia, where most of the U.S.
forces arc based, and could hinder an
amphibious assault on Kuwait, if the
alhes choose to launch one.
AlLied officials contend the slick would
not hamper military operations in the
nonhem gulf. where a U.S. Marine land-
ing is considered a possibility to dnve
the Iraqis out of Kuwait. Bul other
officials have said the thick sludfC could
gum up the engines of amphibious as-
sault ships.
Cheney left ll to Gen. H. Norman
Schwarzkopf. the commander of Oper-
ation Desen Storm. to describe the .
raid on the Iraqi-held facilities in Kuwait
thal have bttn leaking millions of gal-
lons of crude 011 sanC'c last week.
Schwarzkopf 1old rcporten 1n Riyadh
that U.S. warplanes using "sman
POW
From A1
suffered temporary paral}Sts and now
"cars heanng aids 1n both ears as a result
of his 1nJunes.
"I did sixak oul thal the war was not
an our countn 's best interests,'' he said
"I wa'i not coerced. but I do recogntzc in
bombs .. blew up the faciliuea &aae Satur·
day. He showed videotape of the F· 111
flahter--bombcn atUICkjna 1 coasia~ oom·
plex of pipes linkina oil fields wtlb an
offihore loadinJ buoy for tanken.
Oil and environmental officials ...-
aested such an attack to halt the flow of
crude. which has left 1 slick 35 milet Iona
and I 0 miles wide. · .
U.S. mili&ary officials bave aid Jraqas
turned on pumps at 1 Kuwaiti o.ftsh<?re
oil loadina facility and fed the spill wtth
five idle tankers hokUna 1 total of I 2S
million pllons of crude oil.
A Saudi environmental official said u
much as 84 million pJlons of oil a day
might have been pourin& into the 1ulf, a
disaster a dozen tim~ taraer than the
Exxon Valdez spill in Ala.ska.
Schwarzkopf said the videotape in·
dicatcd much less oil was flowina from
the loading buoy. "You can see it is
vastly reduced from the very. very, thick.
murky slick that was comma out."
"I think that we have been successful,"
he said. "but only ti.me is 1oin1 to tell.''
Schwarzkopf said the air assault.
which had encountered no Iraqi re·
sistance, set off fires that would bum for
at least another day,
Environmental cxpcru say there is no
way to stop the slick. Oil. shippin& and
enviro nmental experts said the oil can·
not not be contained because of the
rough autf watc.,_ the size of the spill and
the war.
As U.S. forces worked to staunch the
011 spill. coaliuon air forces took advan-
tage of clear skies over Iraq to send wave
after wave of warplan~ on more bomb-
ing sonics '" the I I-day-old war. Since
the war started. the allies have flown
more than 22.000 sonics. the general
said.
Sch~arikopf told the bnefing that two
F-1 5s shot down four Iraqi MiG·23s
unda' southeast o f Baghdad. He wd
no U.S. planes were lost. That increased
the number of Iraqi plan~ klUed in
doitfights to 26. he said.
that conlrollcd and depnved type ot
c,11uat1on. how much that affects the
mt·ntal outlook
"I feel sorry for these prisoners who
arc being forced -b)' events. not neceu-
anl) b) physical force. When all of a
sudden }Ou'rc 1n the enemy camp. what
do ~ou do? You·ve got survival and
>ou·,e got duty and honor all Jamm1na
an at the same time."
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.\' ta' t inw a pproal he\. tht· dreaded
ta\k nf J\'ll'mbhng rl'lurds. lakulating
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Glailts hold 11 lly toe In a most super bowl
Bills ' Norwood misses 47-yard FG at end; New York gives NFC seventh straight, 20-1 9 conversion in eight attempts, com~
to 9of16 for New York
It was a game that had everything. one
in which the lead changed hands four
times and almost a fifth 8y Dew Goldberg
I# ,oocw WY*'
TAMPA. Fla. -The New York Giants
a-ve the NFL a super Super Bowl, and it
was about time.
The Giants beat the clock and the leaaue'• hiahest..corina ofreme to survive
a lu&-tee0nd field pJ atlempt and upset
the Buffalo Bills, 2~19, Sunday. The 2Sth
Super Bowl, played in the shadow of war
in the Persian Gulf. turned into the
closest and perhaps the best ever.
The Giants controlled the ball for a
record 40 minutes and 33 seconds of the
Anderson goes
from unwanted
Plan B to MVP
Unclaimed by NFL before season,
veteran's 102 yards lead Giants
By Hal Bock
AP S9orta Wrtw
TAMPA, Aa. -If Ottis Anderson
were the general manager of the New
York Giants instead of the Super Bowl
MVP, thcrt'd bc no question in his mind
about the Plan B free agent hst.
His name would be nght at the top of
the hst of unprotected players that as due
thas Wttk.
··1 should be." he said Sunday, the
beads of sweat ghstenang on his forehead
after he rushed for I 02 yards, most of
them vital in the Giants' 2~ 19 victory
over the Buffalo Bills.
Will he be?
.. More than hkcl)'," he said. "It's been
a tradauon the last two years."
Each year. the Giants looked at their
roster after the season and decided there
was no place for old Ottis. now 33. a
fossil age for a running back.
And each }car. the rest of the league
looked at Anderson·s name on the Plan
B hst and decided the same thing.
T oo old. Too much mileage.
So he would Stt out there unclaimed.
unwanted And the Giants would extend
a trainana camp inv1tauon to him, a
councsy for old lime's sake.
In 1989, the councsy became a l ,<ID
yard season. the 11xth of Anderson's
career. In 1990. It became 10.000 yards
for his career and the Super Bowl MVP.
4.nd next season?
"I don't feel old," Anderson said. ··1
feel hke I did at 24 or 25."
And he got the kind of workload you'd
expect for a kad -21 camcs. He scortd
one touchdown and most importantly he
did not fumble.
See OTTIS/II
60-minute same to win their tee0nd NFL
title and aeventh strailf\t for the NFC.
Just u they aot to this pme on Matt
Babr's field aoaJ with .. seconds left lo
beat San Francisco last week, they won
their title when Buffalo's Scott Norwood
missed a 47-yard attempt wide rilht with
4 seconds left.
Si~ of the last seven Supu Bowls had
bttn blowouts. but this one was decided
by a toe.
The heroes in this win were many and
contrastina;
•Ottis Anderson, the 33-ycar-old run-
ning back who ran 21 times for I 02 yards
and was named the pme's Most VaJuable
Player. •An offensive line that dominated
Bruce Smith and the Buffalo defensive
front ... It's easy to run behind these auys,"
Anderson said of the aroup of 290-
pounden, all but Oates with no more
than four years in the NFL.
• Bahr, who kicked five field aoals to
beat San Francisco in the NFC Cham-
pionship Game, kicked 28-yarder in the
fint quaner and a 21-yarder in the founh
quaner which set the final score.
•Jeff Hostetler, the career beckup who
was 20 of 32 for 222 yards. "However
frustrated he was. he hung in there,"
acneral manager George Young. Hoste-
tier's stronaest advocate as he waited to
take over for Phil Simms, wh6 tnJUred a
foot Dec. 13 an a 17-13 loss to Buffalo
•A defense that ~nt Wlth Just two
down hnemcn and six defensive backs for
most of the game against Buffalo's no-
huddlc offense. It dared the Bills to run
and they did -Thurman Thomas earned
15 umcs for 135 yards. only the second
man to gain I 00 yards against the New
York defense this year.
But at came through when It had to.
holdina Buffalo to just one third down
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New York Giants Jeff Hostetler runs from field carrying game ball after his team downed Buffalo, 20-19, in Super Bowt
Buffalo. which has run a two-minute
offense all season, got the ball with 2: 16
left on its own I 0. Kell} qu1ckJ} passed
and scrambl«t to the Giants' 40, and
Thomas ran 11 yards to the 29. Kelly
stopped the clock wtth 8 seconds left, and
after a Giants timeout. "lorwood's kick
was long enough but w 1de nght from
moment 1t left his foo1
The game ma)' have turned an the final
3 39 of the half, when the Giants drove 87
yards for a score on Hosteller's 14-yard
pass 10 Stcfhen Baker w1th :!5 sc<'onds left
1n the hal
Jim Litke
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Resilient
Hostetler
pulls it off
T .\ \tP.\ Fla -For se'cn ~c:'ar-. he
wa going nowh~ and now Jeff Hoste·
tier 1\ going to D1sne' land ~ot as the
'('w \ orl Giants' \H P but as proof
that dream-. do and<'Cd come true
·He loo~s fra il hut he 1s 'e~ tough ··
tnmmatc .. tarl Ba' aro said adm1nngl)
.. \en 'itrong and 'en rC"'ilhent ··
He h3 had to ht-thJt -resilient -
abO\ e all PC'o plc v.11h half Hostetler'~
takn1 ne'er learn hov. to be backups. but
hC' learned 10 suffer 1n s1lcn~ He caml'd
a d1pboard in tcad of a grudge"
He v.a11t'd mo'it of fi,c long seasons
JU!>I for 1he chance to throw his firs1
rC'gular·\t"a\On pa.-.s for the Giants. a nd
h1' pla) mg llmC' 1n th<' two ~cars 'iln~
wa'i onh a slight improvement
New York's no-rest defense llmlts Buffalo's no-huddle offense
But "'hC'n Phil 'i1mms broke ht!> foot
httk more than a month ago. Jeff HoslC'·
1k r !>huv.C'd the world thC' v1nuc tn
pallt"nce Jus1 as ht" J1d unda} against
1hc BuOalo Bill~ he beat fate s1mpl) b>
o utla'ittng 1t
··This:· HostC'tler said after complct·
1ng :!11 u t 3:! passes tor :!2~ ~ard'i and one
of tht' two 'cw ) orl touchdov.n~ ··was
wunh the wa11 'I ou want to get to the
hi(!. game and no1 JUSI show up. but Wln
By Tom Canev81'1
AP~ W"1er
TAMPA. Ra -There IS a way to stop
the no-huddle offense after all.
It's called the no-rest defense and the
New York G1an11 used at on both s1dcs of
the ball 1n defeating the Buffalo 81lls
2~19 Sunday in the Super Bowl.
New York controlled the ball for 40:33
on offense and didn't give Buffalo's de-
fense a chance to mt. Defensively, the
Giants found a way to play the Bills
speeded-up offense at a tempo with which
they were comfonable.
"The no-huddle didn't bother us at all,"
safety Myron Guyton said afler the de-
fenst spent less 20 minutes on the field.
"We practiced at a faster pace all week
than we played at toniibL"
The Giants also used a defense that was
out of their ordinary 3-4 front. For the
most pan. New York used two defensive
hncman. combining them wath four
linebackers and fhc defensive backs.
Corncrback Everson Walls said the key
was prcpanng well and the Giants did.
"In a pmc. the official usuall} grabs the
ball aflcr a play. wipes it off and then puts
11 down." Walls s:ud ... We d1dn 't do that
in practi~ this week. As soon as the ball
was dead. the offense JUSt hned up and
went."
That made the Giants' defense react
faster. It also made Walls think faster.
calling the plays for the secondary, which
was an a nickel for most of the game.
"We needed to recognize 1f they wert
using three receivers to one side. or 1f they
were two and two." said Walls. who at one
point left an interview podium. unable to
stop cryina after has first champ1onsh1p 1n
his l~ycar career. "All week 1 JUSt kept
tclhng Ball (Part"Cllsl and CB11l ) Bcltch1ck
to run 11 faster"
The other cue for the defense was to
take away the Bills· shon crossing patterns
that Wldc rt"tt1,er Andre Recd has broken
for big pla)'s scveraJ tames thas season
"We knew we had to stop the shon
pass," safety Grq Jackson said. "That's
what we did against San Francisco. We
struggled at tames and Carl Banks kept
telling us not to get frustrated."
When the Giants dad get frustrated.
they found a wa) around It. They took 1t
out on Recd. who dropped at least two
wtde-opcn passes that would have aone
for first downs.
"We wanted to let him know that we'd
be there the whole nalf\t. so we hat him
every chance we aot." Jackson satd.
"After those hats. Guyton aot ham. Banks
·sot him and I aot him. he stancd looking
around··
Talong awa) those pa~ pla~s did not
come at a cost. The Balls' IM \ard~
rushing unda) was Wlthtn 10 \anJ<. of
matching the season-high of I ..,ti 1ha1
Ph1ladelph1a ptned aptnst !'.cw ) or~ on
ov 25 Thurman Thomas· 135 vards
rushing was the most against tht' (11ant\
this season.
Howt'ver. when the Giants necdc:'-0 to
make pla)S they found a WI). espec1all)
on third down. whert Buffalo went JU\t I
for 8.
"We knew he couldn't throw the hall
outside the hash marks." dcfen~I"<' end
Leonard Marshall sajd. "His baa deal 1\ to
throw to Andre Recd and throw the scam
pass to the U&bt ends and the bad.s and
~ took that away from him."
What the Giants' defenst didn't take
WI) from Kell~. their offense dad b) not
letuna him have the ball.
II
It v.as somehow fimng that tht" the
biggest nlght ot his hfe. hlC' his pro-
fessional c:al"<'Cr. would mean sun 1' ma
more" bumps than a well-worn Lare.
Hostetler was taunted b'.I' Buffal o's fans.
haunted h> an anab1ht) to cash an some
1mponant chips on New York's earl)
dn,es. and flattened a fey., limes b) the
Balls' pun1~h ing dC"fens1ve fronL
But he never H'crcd off the road or
v.ent out of round Jeff HostctJer kei>t
p1d.1ng himself up. kept p1dcina hi
teammate up and because of that. they
v.111 all be p1C'k1ng up upcr Bowl nnp.
.. Buffalo has a great defense and they
do things to rattle }Ou," cw York
See LITI<Elll
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~---Wltllh _, __ . • M!LIOUR.NE. Allllnlia -......
meat.a o1 triumpb, cbampiom IOtlllCWDn tty «
shout °' q their lo\'Cld oecs. Boris Becka' raa
aqy.
lntrQIPCIC'tl~. amiti~ an UUS& in bis.,..
~y. 8cd.rr Red tbe aad.iwn and crowd ud a
ckft.aLCd I van lendJ teCODds after a.be final shoe
at tbr Australaan ()peti on unday to be aloae
v.1tb his lbou&JIU.
Th.is was not JOSI a.not.bcr VlC'tOfY and
pa)"rll«k for Becker. ncn lfbis 1-6, M. 6-4 6-4
win pve him a fifth Grand Slam tjtJe 'and
SlS0.000.
Thu was about becomma No I ua the
.ortd rankinp. dupban1 tcfa.n Edbtt&,
IC~llll at ICC 23 the most 1mponanl pl of
tus ~\en-)eat carttr. and perhaps movina on
•1th has hfe av.'I) from tennsi.
He Jogged through a lunntl an 1M stadJum.
past ~1ldtted offJC&ah. to the grassy park
ou1s1<k pumping bu arms an tM au and
exuJung among the Cbinnc elm trees under a
canop) of fluffy white douds.
"He v.as on top of the ~orid He wa.s
ecstatic .. said Glen haram, head groundsman
at the "at1onal TC"nnas Center. who was told b)
the tournament refertt to foUov-that redhead
.. Keep • .,., ... ..., **ted. Md~
• PRAe--.a .,.ecr wtma DOt =+• 1bc <na, m)1'ld • 1apccdW 10 ,.. ........
8ecter s.ct VP ~bt jomiJll peth OD Bal· man A vea~. then picbd up ll*d. nuuUQI
bard. dearina out his ll&alJ ud llil miad. He
ru bectjU:ll as bard befoft ~ dowB in lbe
.,.,t OD the way beck into the l&adiwn. A hal(-
da:zn ~in lht put ~kd -'°by and applauded him. then be d1sappa.red lllin anto
\hr lU1'nd,
... just couldn't sn cto-n and rdu. I bad to
mo'WT.~ Becttt uid. -Tbttt was so much'°"''
on inside me. I jm hid to act out there to be
by m)Klf. I "'iS lhinkina b.ct about ~ pmt.
ho fnan)' )ean I ha~e bttn (pb),1111). that I am
finall> on lht top. I was lh1nt1ng blclcward.s
what ' bad to ao through."
It ittmed so long as<> that be swtkd the
sporu world by winning lhc first of has lhrtt
Wamblcdon lilies at 17 an 19U He reached the
No. 2 rant1na the next )ear. bui IMn sbpptd to
No.' an 1987 and 1988. He rtdecftcated blmsdf
lO his goal. working harder than ever under the
gu1dan~ of rnanqtT Ion T1nac and roach Bob
Breu. and captured the U .. ~n 1n 1989 But
sttll 1he No. I spot eluded ham.
Ht had never done "-Cll here, fin1sh1ng no
btttcr lhan the quarttn an five Pf'e\ 1ous appear-
triumph
....... k CIM9e IO A-.l!lil lwe .....
toCCBIMH•o. wiaailie-tic ... ia 6c 1111
,...°'~~~-...... ..... up bope o1 WUUWll m th11. coauy or tmilll IO
tbctop.
He beftjy M'Vived a IYC«t. miftkoulld
Iliad .... No. 4S 0.. C'.ampatett -at 5 boun. {I . ._In tM .... aa A ......
hiMt)' -Md found lau..tl. ... wida otW
pD)'fn and -wonied ud preoccupKd abcMl1 w Gulf War war and tbc th.rat of tcnorism.
T'be 11'00) of acttitvi,. bis wt•s pl 1n this •
unhkdy sctli• did not acape Bec:ta.
.. ~t's unbd1cvablc fot me at this momeot.,"
be said.. He CXN.ldn't cxpras bimtdl, so he
~I) thanked them, then m:rcated to the
lock.er room. The fans applauded bjm warmly as
ht left.
Someone asked whetbCY he'd be abat 10
a'oad wba1 happened to M.ats Wdander who
htld the o. I rantina for only four m'ont.bs
after gaming ll Wlth his U.S. ()pm v1C1ory in
19 8
.. It's a &ood question, .. Bed.er wd. "I am
also the son of person lite Mats wbo is vtty
e\t~me I h.a,·e to be carefuJ ~. and I also
ha' e a httlc fear that It docsn 't &<> on anymore.
"I am the best an my profession. I am not
the t) re of person who likes to ~ No I for five
)ears
~ '--Pf'IC*>
Germany's Boris Bedcer holds the Australian Open singles trophy
after downing Czechoslovakia's Ivan Lendl In final Sunday.
College baseball preview
SllOl'IS break
Kings' workhorse has tlloroughbred
birthday effort, then l'ICllves colt
SCC's Phillips retools roster
for run at GSAC top spot in '91
l'\GLEV.000-The gifu piled up
qu1L ~h on v. a~ ne uretzk~ '!> 'VJth b1nh-.tW
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tk ~oreJ a goal on h1-, first \hill 111 -"--...;_
each ix:nud tor has 48th career hat tm l
H ' '\11th goal ul the '°'awn l ame 12 \«ond\
into the game and he added tv.o as\J\I\ marling the
IS9th 11ml· he ha\ 'K.ured fiH or mfffl' poin t~ in a
gam( C 1rct1I..: pu1;hed h1'> runa..-.it' '-HI 'ioConng
lead 1t1 '< prnnl'!.
H t\ Io'> -\ngl.'lc:\ ~1ng'> beat th<' \ anwu,cr
C ;rnud1.-. 'i.4 \Jturda ' night to u~n a \l\·po1n1 lead
()\er the ( Jl~f\ nam~' IO the ~m\lhe D 1 \ l'JIOD
,\nd 1;1mt: thl· l ing ol hocke' " aCll\t" in the
'>pon ul ~1ng' he got a h"r'M: u f lllUr~
··1 1h1nk hl'' dctir-1teh \ho..-.n that life begins al
3V at lea'>t in hi\ ca\C J.,.ing\ o..-.nn Rru<.C' ~c"all
\aid .. He\ t\l'f"\ h11 of ..-.ha1 he'' al"aH heen and
more He·, a lit.tic h11 <,maner · ·
I m \C~ pr11ud of him \IL 'all added ··1t
rcall) 1s 1yp1caJ of has life that he would have a game
lake this on his bmhda> -12 seconds into the game
he scores has 30th goal o n has 30th banhda~. and he
has fi\C points. It seems lake everything an his life
1s desuned It's remarkable •· ·
McNall planned lo p~nt GrcUk) with a rnh
loalcd on Kentucky Dcrb) da). 1990. McNall ~1d
he. Gretzk) and Grcuk) 's w1fe. Janet. were p~nl
..-. hen the colt was foaled at Brookside Farm in
~"ngton. K) .. several hours after the '90 Dcrb\.
••V, 3) ne' hfe IS SO destined that th IS horse ma)'
v.m the Dcrb)' ... said Mc ~311. v.ho co-owns ~"cral
thoroughbreds 1N1th GretJk) "It s quite a ..-.ell-bred
horse It's not eas) to get him something. Janet's
ha' mg a ..-.or'IC ume ··
The unnamed mil sm:d b' lnsh RI\«.
"ouldn·1 be eligible to run 1n the Kentuck> Derb~
until 1~93 B> then. (in~tll) u1uld ha"c m ore than
:! 500 points and -if \tcNall'\ 1418& mega-gamble
e'er pa~s off -another <;tanle) (up champ1onsh1p
Georgetown nips Pitt, 83-78 Nlcld1n' best 111yd1y ever
D1k.embe \1utomhc, '>\.ort·d :.1 ,,1 hi\ ----
21 p<)IOI\ n the \llund hall ..-. th '11 I~ • ~
Pm.,hurgh·., cnttrc lrontc11un 1n 111ul r ...
tr11uhlc anJ '-11 2 I C 1corgt·to..-. n rall1t·J
frc1m a I l.·pi11n1 Jdil 11 ICJ up,<.·1 thl· hu'>t P.inther\
xl.~ \u J..i,
fhe Ho\3, 112"'1 "'inning thetr founh \lra1ght
o\er P1mhurgh 11 '>-' .l-11 tra1kd tl\ J\ mJm as 11
roint'> 1n the 'K'L• ml hall hul rallied Jher Pllt'\
le;,J111 g 'K.oru k n.in \hortl r 124 point\ 14 re·
hound\) fuukJ uul ..-.1th f1 21/ tu pl..i\ 1n c1 game
..-.h rlh katurl·d ... Big r a<.t r 'lt1rd hi foul\
In other u1lkg<. ha<.hthJ
8 'Aakcilm \1ad .. t·} ..-.hu '>\.Or<.·d I~ of his 24
pwnt<, in the -.c<.ond hall Lon\erted a thrcc·p<11nt
pla\ ..-.1th th re<' \t•c.ond\ left and 'l\lltng ( 1corgaa
Tnh t 12-5 J .21 rall1t:d from a lf1.po1n1 deficit for an
XX·ISh up-.cl c>I -.C'cnth-ran~cd 'onh < 1trnl1na 1n an
.\tlantr< ( oa\1 < onkrcnu: twme
•I arlnu: V. ht"ckr., I ro1ntcr hrnkc a Ill·
manule field goal drought h\ '1\lling .\nzona \ta tc
and ..et tht· \un De' 11'1 on thl' ..-.a\ to a '8-.l 7 'Ktor.
• n \t.rnford tht' C ardmJ I' th.ird <,tra1ght Pal· 111
'''" .\n 1ona \Late f 12·5 1-4 ) .... a, led h' l\i!Jl
.\u\tin' I., point\ l\en .\mmann hJd 21 point\ l11r
\tanford I 11>-I'. J-51 and .\dam Keck added )(1
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>\ mental lapse h~ Gaf! Pla)er help-----
ed Jacl !"1cllaus e\Capc from the moon· e /
<.capc·hle la'a flo..-. and go on to the fli:I
h1ggcs1 pa)d.J\ urh1s unparalll"kd career ----
.. ~· .. c al..-.a\'i prided m)..elf on cour~ manage-
ment Pla\er ~•d unda) after struggling through
a three-hull' pla~off v.ath '-l1ddau~ 1n the Senior
<;k1M C 1ame at Kohala ( oast Ha..-.a11 "But this umc
I madl· a m1<,tal..t' I hlanled out I don't Imo" what
11 ..-.ac, I JU'il ..-.asn·1 th1nling ··
~1cldaus o n th<.· o ther hand. turned has e<seape
)n the 'ICCOnd pla~off hole and a 35-40-foot eagle
pull on the third into a S3 I 0 000 pa)off. S285.000
of 11 wmmg un the 21 'II hole of pla) on the Franca~
H Brn..-.n LC>ur..e .11 thl' \.fauna Lana Rewn.
"-td lau' v.nn all uf '-lunda' ·., monC\ whale Lee
Trnrno v.un S 1~5111J11;ind .\rnold Paimer Sl 5.000
on \aturda' \ lif't nrnl' hol~s
In o t ht"r goll nc..-.'
• 'olJn I knl..c rolkd 1n an I X·loot b1rdll' pull
on the final hole ending a hatk·n1nc lOllapse and
gl\ mg him a o nc-'>trol..e \lllOJ! o'er Cunas Strange,
T nm V.at<,on and c.i1 \1organ an the Ph~OI:\ Open
I lenkl· <.'ntcrcJ \und:I\ ·., round v.1th a four·\lruke
kad
Bourque lltts Bruins, 3-1
RJ~ ~1ur4ul· ~orl·d 12 511 into the ___ _
third ix·nod and J.,.c:n Hodge '><.med into 1111!!11
an rmpt' ml v.11h 11 -.econth kit \un-,,•'-.:,
da} J\ the 't\lllng Bo'ilon Hrutn\ tw:at
the \11 ntn J I c .tnad1en\. \. J ----
1 n uthl·r '-H I µmes
, 8 l\l'll\ \1 rlkr'~ 'ICcond godl 111 the game. v.11h
\'I '>\.'u >nd., kit in u 'cn1ml· lJpf>l'J J rare comebaLl
'I\ l11n J\ thl· hml Washangton ( an11als downed the
"-l'" \' or~ I \la ndl'f\. 5-4
8 \I \1all nn1~ hrole a \.' 11c with a third·
pt nod goal and Doug (11lmour addl·d what proved
111 tx· the deud1ng goal as lhl' ho'>t Buffalo Sabres
(}\l'fl • ..imt· a ' I deficit and do..-.ncd the \algan
Jlamt'' '·~ ' -From tbt> Auocl•tH Prr66
Joe Brinkman, Htcran .\mt'man League
umpire on the potcnual of a Ma1or League
Basehall umn1rcs' stnke· "I \ure hopt> we can
settle am1<.ahl~. but. 11ven lhc owners' recent
haston I don't nC'CCSsanly lake our chance~
The~ lod l·d out the pla)'ers las1 year. re-
member 'O what chance ha"e we got.,..
LAIERI
From 81
last seven, had won eight straight
pmes on upcr Bowl Sunda)'s.
Boston as 4-6 tnce Btrd IOJured has
lower back.
"The baa.est th1n1 for us today
was our dcfenK." Lo Anecles
coach Mike Dunleavy said. "Our
dcfente lS the m ain ru50n for us
wiMana. Hopefully we'll pca.k by
the playoffs. Tbe"' isn•t any team an
the leque we can'1 beat.''
said "The spacang v.asn 't good
Sometime' 11 looks so easy out
there. but 11 gets all dogged up. And
LA knoW'i how to 1e1 Chief (Pansh)
and Ke\.an off the blocks because
they've been playing them for so
many ycar1"
the final quaner fier Boston
('IOS(d wathan Silt points With 101-',
minutes rcma1n1na. the Lakers went
on an 11 ·3 run
"The Lakcrs pla)ed very wcll ••
Bonon coach Chris Ford said
"They're on a roll. We played weli
for 2' minutes and then we did
whatever they wanted us to do. We
settled for the hots they hoped we
would take."
Los A.nJ1Cles was without its lead-
ina teom. Jame Wonhy, who
Ja~mcd bis riah1 foot Friday niaht
StiU, the l..akers tcnl Boston to only
its rounh loss in 21 home pm .. "fher ~ doubli.na down on
~"'" (McHak) 1ad Robert (Par-
itlt) ... Kevin Oaml* of Botton
Tbcrc were 10 lacs and the lead
chanaed 21 tames an the first half,
which ended wtth Los Anaclcs
ahead SJ-51
Then the takers pulled away as
Johnson fed Byron Scou for a me·
daum-range JUmpc1'$. After Gamble
ICOrcd on a layup. m Perlt1ns and
Johnson scored on drives and the
rou1 was on.
BOiton manllf(J 10 rcnwn clOlt' u Brian Shaw ICOn:d half or bis 20
points in the third period.
Los Antdft led 7~72 eoins int0
•
Perkins bad II paants and
M ychal TbomptOn (playina his
900th NBApme)ICOredl7for~ takers. ~ho are 30-1 J at datit Ital(·
way po nl. V1ade OtVK IOOl'ed 16.
and Scott and C'. 0.-lllld Jl
each.
~cHale and Gamble ICOrtd U
po1nu ad\ for Boetoa. Rtmie
LeWis bed 12 Md ........ 11 for the
Cthicl. alto l0-11 at m"f "'°"·
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By Jon Ferguson
~ COMI o.ity P1IOt
COST A MESA -For a coach
who lost 7S pe~nl of his roster
from lhe year before. Southern Cah -
fom1a Col&ege'1 Charhe Ph1ll1ps as
feeling prtn > confident about his
team.
The Vanauards went 27-22 a )Cat
ago. finished third an the Golden
St.ate Athletic Conference and lost
con\ ancingly in the wild-Olrd game
of the N .\IA District 3 pla)ofTs.
Fn e pla}er> signed professional
contracts and I 0 others arc gone.
It would \Cem a time of concern
but Phalhps has lured 15 ncv. pla).
en. including 10 JUnaor and senior
transfers.. The names have changed.
but at would appear 1he results will
again be successful under Phalhps
-C' en more so this season
.. We haH' a mixture of e:\·
penence and ~outh. and v.c're sax or
St'ven deep on the puchang staff and
last ~ear "'e had three." Phalhps
said .. I can count on e\'Cf")'bod) tn
ha' ea role. to understand then rok
and produce an that role."
Phillips said the team will rel) on
patching and defense 10 c~pitalize
on the team·s big ballpark where the
\\1nd blo~~ an. and offensavel) Lhe
team will manufactu~ runs instead
of counting more on the power at
had a year ago
Tho<iC factors. and the mtan11ble
character of this team. add up to
"'hat Phillips thanks 1s a successf"UI
tomb1nataon The conference typ1 -
call~ featurt'sa close race with SC\ -
cral team<> 1n,ohcd. but Phillips
<.alh .\zusa racafic the fc.,onte
.. , ..-.ould ha'e to thank "•th our
pllthing that '.'<.' haq: 10 bl: nght
UCI
From 81
hevcd an cal h othn and lcatur<.·d
considerable mdl\ 1dual character to
fin1\h lifth 1n rnnfcrence
To malr '< .\ \ post-'lta'>on
pla~. the tl.'am's ultimate aim.
(it•rako., said 11 ..-. ould take 40 O\ er-
all ..-.1n'i and I' ..-.1n'> in conference
.. Rut Ob\IOU\I) "e ha\e lO aC·
com plash a lot fir!ll The) 'H all
pla~l'd a lot of ba..cball. but the-.
1u1;1 ha,en·t pla)cd here at L'C
In anc " Gcrakos \aid of a group
..-. hac h includes nine Juniors and I 0
~n10"' Onl> four of the top 15
pla\l'" hcgan their college carl.'ers
at l 'C I
(1onc from the patching staff 1s
ace Ken Wh1twonh ( 13 wins). bul
the other 1v.n-1h1rds of the stanang
ro1a11on -sensor nght-handcr
C hm H uber (8-2. 4.61 ERA. 84
1n n1ngs) and 1un1or nght-handcr
David Bladov. ( 5-6. 3.86. 86 an-
n ings) -return c;cnaor nght-hand-
er Joe Sewell ().). 5.50. 56 inning$).
who returned after being drafted by
the New York Meu, moves from
the bullpen into the third spot.
Gcralco looks for all three to
show marked improvement after
productive seasons 1n summer de•
velopment.al ka1ue .
Frt hman nsht·hander Gabe
Solleoto out of Mont~. the
ttam's bet f~hman ~il. is
ready to become the doter. The
middle rthevm art ~omore
John Rust (0.3, 2' tnru•>• 1tnior
Mike Rood (0.3. 31 innjnai) and
tcniOt teve May (4-4, 61 1nn1np).
May•s 6.02 ERA WU lhe bat of the
thrtt.
Gcnkos feds bu poait*9 hncup
w.11 be ltl'Oftl in the field and
fatwa some 1pop 11t the pla~.
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can wtn the GSAC with the C\·
pt-rienccd gu~s we've got back as
leaders . Wc''e got a ao<>d team as
far as 1nd1v1duals and usually good
ttams wm champ1onsh1ps. And I
thank ~e·\e got a good chanct to do
that."
The ncv. Vang"Uards include ""
four-)car rollqe transfen (anclud·
mg three from neaghbonng Chmt
Colltge Irvine). five communal\
college transfers and three
freshmen
The patching staff as all new hut
1mpress1vc to Phalhps.
The rotation will consist of ( c I
transfer Mike Castle. a 6-foot·3
~ 10-pound left-handed senior
nght-hander Bret Johnson. a fifth
)tar senior who transfCTTCd from
Cal State Suinaslaus and played
high school ball for Ocean Vic"·.,
IQ 6 Cl F quanerlinahst. and 1un1or
Da' 1d Black. a transfer ..-. ho hard!\
patched at Orange Coast Colleg(' las·t
!iCason but blossomed anto a suiner
O\'C'f the winter.
Freshman Rynn Meredith. a first-
team o\ll-Pac1fk Coast League
selection at Trabuco Halls High last
~ason. v.111 be transformed 1n10 a
closer
The kc) pos1t1on pla)er transit'"
1ncludt
Senior third baseman Keith
L.aulo. who pla)ed at Manna High
and (,olden Wnt Collcgr befon·
earning second-team All-D1stnl t 3
honors at CCI last season. 1s whd
defensa\el) and can dnve an run)
Junior center fielder Justin P)sar
pla~ed for Phillips at Saddlebad.
( ollege t"<l ~car\ ago and hit 'NI
at l\llan lfanwd. ( ollegc last
\t'3\nn
llJgo ( ollcge hn<.'up three ~car\ ago.
led the o\nteatcrs ..-.1th SI\ homl'
runs in 1989 before sattang oua la\t
\Ca\On v.1th a daslocatl.'d ~nl"C In
l 'Cl'' ft,..;1 fall game. Young hit
homt' runs in has fi~t three at hat'i
o ut of l ·crs spacious park
"\h· rl.'alh ha,en't had too mJn\
hitters ....,ho ·could dme the ball (in
the pa'>l ). and the pitchers could
pa tch around them.'' Gerakos said
.. No..-. "c ha\C a few kids that ran
dn'e in three runs v.1th one swing. ..
Other tran<;fcrs c\pectcd to make
an impact inc lude Junior stanang
second baseman and lead-off h111er
Joe Furuka-wa (\al). sophomore
stanm$ center fielder Chns Facaonc
(Cal). 1un1or outfielders Steve Ott
(Kings River Community College)
and Matt Falson (Long &ach
~tatc). and senior catcher Neal Wc-
mgancn (Cal Pol) Pomona).
The top returner as stead)' shon -
'itop Al Rodnguez. a two-tame All-
81g We" Conference wlcction who
tamed first-team honon wt season
after h1t11ng .345 W1th 36 runs
scored and 26 RBI. Hc·11 bat sccond
and offer good range wt lb the glove.
Third baseman Billy Bardens 1s
back after staning pan of last
teason and hmina 288 wtth lS RBI
an 47 pmes. Retumana catchen
freshman Dave Dieter (also a dn1a-
nated hitter who m15sccJ last seuon
wijll a herniated dasc) and ~omorc Cra11 Plumley (17 RBI
and .31 1 averaac in 74 at bits) wiJI
see utcnStve action behind the
plate alona ..-ith Wanprtcn.
Junaur \.3tl hcr \tatt Dahl~n.
the son of S( ( ass1s1an1 Don
Dahlgren pru' 1dc<, a strong dc-
rcns1' e ballStOp and handler of
flllC hers
P)sar and L1vlo wall hit thrtt-
four an the lineup. and the return of
Junior ngh1 fieldl"r Breu Ho~ard,
v.ho hit 2t'll ..-.11h ~" home runs
and IQ RBI a \C'Jr ago "h•k pm)ang
left fil"ld Lt)m rlcte'i JO e\CClknl
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Orange County
high school
basketball
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2. Irvine (21 ·3)
4. Capastrano VaJley ~19-4)
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CllCll IXCllllnt II•
Buffalo wore down
as New York won
time of possession
JOIJD Robin.son. roach of the
Rams for Lhe past c;,Jlr se.t.SOOS. has
won more pmts rh•n 1nyone in tpe club's history. His NFL rt:wrd
1s 15-61. indudin, siA playoff 1p-
pnrantts. He was 61·14-2 in seven
S<"ISons at the USC. This is bis
an•lysis of the Su~r Bow/.
By JOhn Robfnton 'CK The ~ttld Pnlea
I'm sure a lot of people will say
that was the best Super Bowl ever.
and I agree. What an ent.ert.afoin&
pme.
Ifs almost too bad it came down
to one last play and that Scott
Norwood has to be pegged as the
goat of the game. ll just didn't go
through.
The hel'Oe$ of this aame were Bill
Parcells a nd his staff. That was
clearly the best coaching job I've
ever Sttn They took a team and
mu1m11cd the talents it had and
got the team to play the kmd of
game at nc-eded to win.
8uft'alo'1 rush dimiruahed u tbe same went on. They wore the 8i111
down.
Tbe Glants' offensive hnc has
been a ri1in1 1lttn1tb. It ph)'lically
controlled us m a playoff pmc wt
yt'ar. but we were able to make a
few plays late and w1n. lo the Super
Bowl. NFC teams have won with
strong offensive lines. and \hat
helped today.
Buffalo's offense did not make
much use of the field. The Bills had
to settle for short things in front of
the defense. The Giants went to two
down lineman as a wa y to handle
the four wide recciven. and it
worked. Bill ParctlJs has shown
over the years M ability to chanae
some of his defensive concepts.
The secondary denied the long
pass. The Bills' wide receivers were
not effective. A lot of times. you
saw Kelly in the pock.et W\th a lot
of time to throw. but no one to
throw to. I'm sure the Giants were
tempted to brin& their hnebacken
and put on pressure. but they stayed
with 1he1r plan.
Monday. January 28, 1111 •
Dream situation tums
to kicker's nightmare
Buffalo's Norwood has
distance at game's end ,
but kick is off target
ly Bw'ry WllMr
AP 8oont Wnt..-
TAM PA, Aa. -The eyes were
wet. \he vo1~ was low. the angu1 h
was clear
Ttus was not the way it was
supposed 10 come out for Scoll
No""'ood
"You dream about those kicks."
Norwood said of the biggest lack of
his life. a 47-yarder to win the
Super Bo"'I. ··vou make them."
Norv.ood didn't make this one in
the final seconds and th e New York
Giants escaped v.1th a 20-19 victory
on Sunda\.
"I h11 11 ·whd." he said. "I planted
and J h11 11 and 11 didn't draw back.
After I hit 1t. I could stt 1t wasn't
staning to drav. I put an angle on
it. but It v.as no t gclllng the drav. ..
He stopped to compose hims.elf.
then said softh ··You JUSt have to
go forv. ard nut look back ··
d1dn't do the JOb."
While many Gianu 1nd Bill• on
the 1deltncs did not watch the luck
-some even kneeled 10 pr&)er -
Norwood dad not b1vc that luitury.
As he saw the kick wl lhrou&h lhc
air toward fame of fa1lutt, be said
has mind was ··sort o( bl•nk."
Then he realized he had missed.
"I can't descnbe that." he s.atd
"It was an empt) fttlana. ••
Has teammates tned to console
Norwood. Not that they were 1n
total control of their emouons,
either
"There v.erc man) thmgs said •·
he noted "The>" sa1d. 'It's not your
fauh. there ~c.>rc man}' other wa)s
we could".c won the pme ·We had
a lot of opponuniues and didn't do
It."
Matt Bahr "ho made five fie ld
goals 1n the "If( Champ1onsh1p
game. with a ~~-~ arder to w10 It as
the clock ran out. had sympathy tor
Nol"'-ood
.. Wt ha' e .i tra1em1 ty of kicker<) ·
Bahr ~1d ··1 knov. him wt'll
enough I led tor him . .\ 47-)arder
under an' lOnd1uons 1s a tough
ICICl
"Ht strulL 11 well That's one of
the frus1ra11ng things about lockmg.
when 11 d<x."~n·1 come back 1n "
Bahr "J'n 1 t:\actl> comfonablc
watchmg '\orv.ood Ioele
rhc coaches took a quanerback
who had httle experience and go t
him to pla} three great games in the
playoffs. They didn't ask hlm to do
too much. and allo~cd him to do
the things he could, hlte scrambling.
I thought the Bills played a fine
game. good enough to win most o (
the time. But the> didn't capitalize
on some thmgs. Thurman Thomas
was fabulous -he is probably the
best back in this league.
At half\1me. I don't think the
Giants changed much. They just
went back to what they were doing.
The> went to the run to the second
half. I thought the> stancd to gt\
av.a) from that a httlt to the first
half. but ll seemed they were de·
tcrmined to run at the Bills in the
St"Cond half
AP L.MeroflOIO
Buffalo's Scott Norwood walks dejectedly off field after mlsatng What
would have been game-winning 47-yard field goal In Biiis' 20-19 loss.
Norv.uod had made onl) one of
fi ve ICtcks from outs1de the 40 this
sca!>On He 1\ Jeadl) inside lhc 40.
hut the Bills couldn't grt him any
clo~r un their final. desperate
dn'e
·· 1 thought 1 (O uld make 1t and I
got plent~ of d1<aance:· he said "I
had the one opponunit) there and
.. It\ mlJn: Ol'f\ e·\Hackmg on the
s1dchne'> "hen \OU watch than
v.hen \Ou Lid. ·"he admitted .. .\
wed. agu "a" easier bccau~ ~ou
ha't' n1n1rnl ·
I thought 11 got scary for them 1n
~cond quarter when it looked like
Buffalo's pass rush was going to
overrun Hostetler. But after giving
up that safety. the Giants seemed to
take control of game.
I thought the Giants' dm r late to
thc S<'Cond quaner was the turning
point Thcv got some momentum
back. and gave themsehcs some
confidence the~ nt'C'dcd at that
point.
The battlr bct~ccn Buffalo's de·
fons1vc hne and New York's of·
fcns1'e hne v.as \Cf) important
OTTIS
From B1
Hand him thc football and he keeps
1t in h1<, hands and out of Jim
fl..dh 's That was the Giants'
stratcg' from the s1.in
.. .\ good otTen!iC 1s a good de·
fense." .\ndC"rson '31d, "and a good
defcnSl· l'i kel·ping the ball av.a)
from Jim Kell\"
Bui 21 cames for those 33-)ear·
old leg~"
"I wanted 10 do 1t.'' he said. "I
knew I could do ll I've done 11 in
1hc pa~t I'm a pla~cr I like 10
phi> ..
Andc~on v..as a "'orkho rSt" 1n his
earl\ da~s 1n the leagur A No. I
drat\ choice b' St l o ui s 1n I Q79. he
wa<; rook1c of the \tar with 1.605 ~ards rushing. It v.a\ the first of five
I .QOO..)ard seasons in six )Cars.
missing onl } in the stnke season of
IQ82
By 1985. his workload had
d1min1shed to 481 yards and a }car
later he was traded to Nev. York.
considered an 10\urance poltc) b)
the Giants
I think thr first senes of the game
was crucial The Giants needed to
lrno" the' could stop the Bills. and
the' did -thrte d\)wns and out
ttll. the: no-huddle offense was
effcct1\C' for Buffalo late in the
season and 11 was their best chance
lO WIO
I think we'll probabl} see more of
the no-huddle 1n the NFL m the
future I think 1l can bt effec'll\ e for
teams in spuns
UTKE
From 81
running bacl Da\e "1cggett
said. ··And thc\ wanted to rattk
Jeff. But he kept control and did
what he had to do Espec1all} on
third dov. ns Hr did a 'cf) good JOb
to kc.-ep the drn cs gomg.''
He also "-1111.'d a few single-hand·
ed. With about I 0 minute<, left . he
tnppcd OH'r tl·ammate Ottis
i\ndcrson·., feet while going back
from center and got crunched b}
Bruce ~math for a safet) late 1n thc
opening hal f.
APL~O
Super Bowl MVP Ottis Anderson runs for third-quarter touchdown.
Bills' Thomas makes stellar effort in defeat
By Tony Green
St Pet•ObufO Tlll'IM
TAMPA. Fla Thurman
Tho mas is underrated, overlooked
and shoHd aside. he sa)s. When he
d~s well. no one notices He says
he gets no respect
The Buffalo Bills running back
httd a capuve audience after his
team's 20-19 upcr Bowl loss to the
New York Giants. a perfect op-
portun1 t) to remind everyont' -as
1f an)onc needed reminding -of
his status as onr of the game's best
all-around backs. ...
But a~ his team did for four of his v.n ) 10 lnock him off course
quaners unda). he let the op-La"'rcncc Ta)lor shadov.t'd him all
ponun11\ gel awa)
"I don'I want to dwell on m\
1nd1 \1dual pcrformancr " said
Thomas. v. ho accounted for 190 all·
purpose ~ards. 1nclud1na a aame·
leadin& 135 )ard'> on 15 camcs
"!\II tho~ runs. those catches don't
mean nothing. We lost the game.
and that·~ the bottom hne "
l\t least the Giants apprtt1atc
him. hc said. Enough to put two of
their best dcfcn ''' pla)ers on him.
When he went out for pass pattern
end Leonard Marshall would go out
game
··1 lame 1n here "'anting to ha'c
a good game and show evef)bo<h
tha1 I v.as undcrrntt'd," Thomas
\aid
"o one undrrrated Thomas· ef·
fon unday. He added five catches
for 55 )ards to hi s rushing total.
and h1'i brcakav.a:-runnmg helpc-d
the 8111\ against the ball-c-ontrol
G1ant'i
\\-1th the Giants ahead 17-12. he
took a 9-~nrd pass from Jim Kell\
10 the.' BulTalo 46
NHYC sailors take four of seven classes
NEWPORT BEACH -Seven
overall champions were crowned in
hght wmds thls weekend as th~
Ncwpon Harbor Yacht Club•s
1990-91 Wanter Scnes came to a
close.
The fourth weekend of the series
was sailed in 4-to ~knot wmds as
Newport Harbor Yacht Qub 11.ilon
took four of the seven titles.
Whitney ftnstcr captured the
Saboc A and B Cla Bnan Bislen
took the Sabot. Cl and Cl a. and
Scou TipptU captured the Sabot CJ
Ous. On Saturday, Roben K.inney
took tM Etchells 22 C1ass. the Wa-
nt wilh 12 boats,;
M1ss1on Bay Yacht Club'a Jdf'
and Beck) Lenhan took ftnt pie«
in \be nipc Oast Su.nday. wbde
Sltu~y'1 · ot1'tt winncn wnc
Mart Edwltds of .,mon• Shore
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NEWPORT BEACH
Amon>us and Vor10 look oom-
mandina lads an 0.. A and B
rcspect1 \Ody after the fint two r.ca
of South Shore Y.:ttt Club's Winter
H ibethi Strict,
Skippers t'OmP'*S in lisht, Shifty
I· to 6-t1'°' wied cooditioM foe'
rKe t.-o turday. iT1W ltriet con·
ducta with nns °" l=eb. 9 nd 2J .
Amomu1, a C-..o-26 aki~
by Ouck Hoftand ol 1W1 Con.
thiln Yadtt 0.-.. .. i1hd oom-
ro.18bl; ill ftr1I Me • mvcW 1itnrt ol 1· ..... , .., ...
the §('('ond umc 1n two Oa.ss
stam Holland has I . .S po1ri t well
S('('Ond-placc Sortt~r and Jiffy Too
at nine point .
orte't. a WVL-24 ilupptted by
Bruce Tw1chcl\ of Balboa Yacht
Club, also finished comfortably
ahead on cofTCt'tcd tune to wm bis
second 1ra1aht race and take a l.s-6
C"lass B points Ind over nowman
and Wind Wam0t.
ln la . Enct&Y ~ Bullett
lo 'Mn Saturday's close race and
pull \\'<un . H potnts (4.0-4.75) of
Bullett
•
Ht was sutlic1en1I' 1n11m1dated
on the follov.1ng dn\e to throw his
only pass into th.: outstretched
arms of Leon \cal<, When the
Giants began thl·1r fi nal dn'e of the
opening half al thl'lr o" n I J..~ard
line. tra1l1ng I~-~ with 3·49 left. hl'
was bru1~d J httk bloodied and
more than a littk tenlall\C
And to maL.e matters v.o~.
Simm'> "'a'i ~tJnding along the ~1dt>
hne. rt'actang 10 \t·\eral of Hostl'·
tier's prt\ IOU<, IOlOmpktr paSSc'.'S b\
flipping a loo1hall 1nto the air He
d1dn·t ~~ an~thing but his acti on
spoL.c louder than v.onh probahl\
could ha'e
For the record
flltall
··1 think v.c1us1 needed a little
11me 10 get things 1n gear," Hoste·
lier ~1d aftef'\\ard ··and get a good
feel for v.hat the~ v.crc lf)1ng to do
10 u'i Thcn "'c.-staned attacking
ahem at 11 \\c opened It up a little
more a\ the game "'t.'nl on and
th in gs started to v. ork ··
71p Hos1etltr IO Mark Ba'aro
for h 'ards and one: pla~ later. to
r..tark Ingram for~~ Thcn a Da'<'
\kggctt run and a drop b) \1aunll'
(an hon then nght bad to ( arthon
tor three more and a third-and·..,
\ltuat1on at 1he Buffalo~ I Zap
~\tn 'ards to Ho"ard ( ross for
the fil'\t Tv.o 1ncomplt11ons and
anothl·r \1mm\ tl1p later taC1ng
anothl·r 1h1rd·Jnd· I 0 Hostetler
gunned a l ~·\ard touchdown to
~ll"\l~n Bakl'r an the comer
Rut Ruffalo s11ll 0 "' ncd a I 2-10
kad at 1ntl'rm1ss1on i\nd 1f Ho\tt·
tkr '~11mmand of things d1dn·1 get
st<.'Jd1a his dream of~ing hero
"nulJ t>t-toldc.-d faster than the
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hJlt\101~ \hO\\
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t.ur. -1.ik cndini. and Jdf H1)')lc."tl<'r
didn't so much as bhnk
··Th as·· he \31d "" Ju\t thc.-ht·
ginning
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<>ranee County Bum Auoc1a11on wall hold a
Celebnty Baskctbtil Btncfil on Fnday. Feb, 8
at I p.m. 11 Edilon Ht&h.
Featumi playtts w11r include members of
Oranac Count y's ftl"l' Servi« industry. who
will challcnac nauonall)' known pons per·
sonaht1cs.
lncludtd an the hneup will bt' Mart Boyer
and Jo Jo To'4nstll or the New 'ork Jcu.
Duval Lo"e of the Ram • Frank Seurer. for-
mcrl}' of Lhe LA £>.press and Kansa\ C'11y
Chiefs. and former Rams Ron Jcll1c. Cody
Jones and Preston Denard
Sponscaster Ed <\mold will annount'C the
pmc and act as h11lft1mc Ma\tcr of Cer·
emomcs, and Branden Farmer. who t\ \Ccn on
"Santa Barbara." will ma~t· a Sflet'tal appear·
a nee
Tickets arc SS each and are a'arlablc b)
calhn1 the Fountain Valle) Fire Depanmcnt a1 965-4436 or may be ~urchaSC'd at 1hl' door the
night of the c"cnt £d1SQn High 1s located al 21400 Ma1nolta Ave .. i"lun11ng1on fkach For
more information. phone 528· I 2~11
John .\rmtJO of l l un11ngtnn Brach and ~1ock1on\ Em1c \'11lcn1tnl" "'II ht' kn1urcJ in
a !II-round m1dJlcv.ctgh1 00\1ng marn C\l'nt
Thu™1.:i\ J\ the Ir' tnl· \t.imoll llutl'l l1• l\ 11tl
m S<"\t'nth \CJr nl monthh proll'\\llmal lx)\tn~
;hOV.)
The fight ~ard Ix-gin' JI .., \0 fl m
,.,,,,, w1m1n'1 '°"
Thur'>ll.t' "J qu.1hh111~ ,!Jlr 1111 lh< \11n1
l\fatlh 111.t' T1>umJm1·111 .. 1 thl' I J11u11.1 lkJth
\~1t01l'n' l11•ll c luh ,ti \It'" ( 11 ·~ <11111
C ouf">t' in I .111unJ lk.11 h
Thl• 1, ur11.111wn1 '' .1 dt1uhll l hm1nJlllHI
formal Jn<1 "di t" h, 1,1 Ju11n~ I 'hru.1r. and
('Jth \!Jr h lt>l111"111~ th1· q11Jl1f\ n~ ITIJllht"'
\ll·mho·r,1 •I I• It · • 1111> " "l't n ht all
1n1crc,1nl ~··lk" "hu uc Jhk II• •l•t t1th allrr
'h°'''' nv .11 ·•H 1·p1.1l'k "'"'' ror tllt1fl' llil• I !11.ll111n J1h110l' l11 ''l(lol
.,,. •.
The Oran~ Count)' ChaC*r of the Jammie
Heuaa Ma~dl Ska EaPftl' hat •Mucd 1
challcnae to all Oran,e Count)' Kitti IO per-
llC1P1tt' 1n the fifth annual ~a compctmoo to
be held 11 Mammoth Mount111> on March
14-15.
The Jimmie Huep Mudl Sti Expm.s is a
l(ncs of f\ind•t11S1n1 downhalJ lkJ rallies that
art held at mort than 30 ~ lk1 areas
n111onwt<k'
The v.1nn1n1 11ckct from Mammoth Mou11-
1111n v.ill 10 on 10 rompc:tc 11 1hc nauonal finals
In Vail. Colo. April 10.14. Winnen 11 Vail
tach receive a nt'v. 4WO Mazda of \Mir
t'hOi('C.
lntt'rcstrd k1cf" ('an SIJll up for the Mam-
moth M ountain event b)' contactina John
Bellina at 567-0 106.
F,.,_, ,.._,..,,
Bass f.,h1ng T~hmqucs '91 will be held ~turda} and liunda) Feb. 9 and 10 at Orange
C Cl.l\I ( oil~ lrom 9 a m 10 S p.m.
Thi· m\lrul 11onal ~u1ons arc des1aned to
1rach l«hmquc:s on bttomina a belier anaJcr .•
The rcaa1r.1taon fee-IS SS9 for both days.
F11ch instl'\Jctor 1s a full·l1mc profcSSJonal who ~pends thousands of hours each year on the
"atcr honing his sl1ll~
For f't'g1stra11on or intorma1ton. call Orange
l na\I al 4)~. ~81iO
Traek l'flllllrlt11n
The Time ._,fachint• I \ \ fra, l < lub 1\
.tlll"pllng n:g1\1ra11on lur lhl' I YY I track
"-'J\•ll\
I 11ut1Jl·J h' ( 1l:ll h \ an11n 'im11h rn I Q83.
lhe l -\( fl'jtl\ICrcd duh ll'athl'\ 'UUC'SS
1hruu1th .uhktt\\ For hm' JnJ 11.1rh aitn "'-17
I Jrl) 1,·g1\trJl111n " rnomnwnJl·d h<'l JU\(' of
ltmrtrd llfll'ntni'
I ur Ohltl 1nformJt111n Jlhtml" 11)1 7nn'I
Area pPep basketball log
COSTA MUA CM61
Cf'tcllk C:•1t L ...... I
47 Sen•• Ane V•lltv 4t NeWPOfl H•rOor
6' El T•o
65 L• Qul1111 S4 lol$I Gr lnde
.. S.ntlffo Sf Mlenoll• '7 Foolhll
60 St Paul
S1 So C1lif Cllrllhen
SI Lot Amltos
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S1 Centurv•
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17 LHUlll Hilb•
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EOCSOH ( 1"51
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65 S.n11 Meri• SI C1Plllrano .... , .. v
17 Loare
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7t El Toro
1• L.ono BN<ll Wiiton
'1 ""'"'°" v" 's Tu•t.n Sl lrYinl
" Pomonl SI ECll•on'
77 Foun111n V11t1v•
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90 Unl111rs1tv
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90 S.nll Al\I •
63 W9'tm1n\l•r'
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64 Oc11n \/oew• 14 Hynt.1191on 8••<"'
11 FOU11t1 1n Vel••v'
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50 lrYlne st '2 Wooclllrldoe 60 S2 E1u Clelrt IW•K I 5' .0 .Al'Cll 81~ M/tflo't IN Y ) '1
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SI M•'-' D.i S4 Miter a.. 71 ll11t1rd (Ky I
ff Wooclllrldee IS Kentwood (Wa$11 ) n Foun11o11 v.-v•
14 Santi Ana•
6 lw.ttmln••er•
67 Marina' st EdJWI•
14 HU11t1ntton a..cll' 6' $anll Ana•
6S Fount•"' vtl/lrf• J~11tml11•11r" (l'IOme)
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MATa• D•I C 11·41
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71 Min ion Vlelo
S4 lt1ver1kl. Nortn n 1t1ncno 8Ulfll V1,1a
SS LO\ .AlllT\ilO\
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79 CX.e n Vt•w
14 Oc11n View
13 L19U"' 811Ch
60 Ora-63 Senti (11re
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61 Lomooc 46 Et Moellnl
S7 S.nt1 &ere.re
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I golf course. Vac•nt NEWPORT HEIGHTS
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SA, H la. $485,000.
218 Opal. OPEN
DAILY 1,5 723-0&90
SOUTH UVFAONT
COMPLETEL V remoct,
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Forrnal dining, den,
roof deck, 2 bdrm• &
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873-e900 ... 12,700.000
S315 OOO &44-7035 3BR 22VtBA. 2500 a , lrplc, encl 2 car g•r. 831·1189, &4&s5040 Call 9-5PM ~120 qui.t complex. Double 38R, 21on &Re. H'•Ba w/lrg balcony. A.vi
$1400 yrty. 875-eeOe EJalde 3BR 2sA. l/p, 2710 D•l-ar•F S7SO garTc. patio, $12751 Wlnter 722-0824 now IHIOO. MM529 LET s MAKE A DEAL lg kttchen1 & b•tha.
Bv ~ S25K dnsOWC 0 u I et cu I ·d e ·• a c gar. lndry, MW P•lnV 38R • loll 2•n BA mo Q!!!t. 832"1403 Top floor Penlhouae Tiny, ruatlc atudlo. Pd
Lets negotiate-Com• See 11r1e1 379 L8Perle ln, Corona carpet, pet OK. S1350. TwnhH, near ocn, 2 Be•ulllul B•yrldge Condo ol 1~. bldg. utll, No kit 303"' 34th
875 . .()239 CK 845-3425. car at1 gar. S1 395 condo. 28r end unll. Be•ulllul, •P•Cloua. St. Open 212. 1~. ~ 226'4 N M!y!f/WlllOO p 5th & Tua tin). 846' del Mar 2122 EASTSIDE 3BR 2BA + egn1. &46-5792 g•le guarded/View. cle•n. 1kyllght1. pool, fl'I08111-285-0223 DOWNTOWN SALE
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Hun1inqton
Beach 1040
FORECLOSURE Ill
5 BR, 21,-., BA, 2 aty,
pOOf, 1pa Huge CUI·
d•aac 101, fam azd llv
rm w crecklln lrplc.
gourmet kttch, formal
don , 1H 91., 962·5121
UNIQUE BEACH HM
4br, 2'hb• walk lo
1urf Mount11ln & park
VUI RV parkg
$385,000 R81Ph M
Carrulhers Realtor.
0641 5867
Irvine 1044
UNIVERSITY TOWN
CENTER 2BR. 2 llory,
wllh garage, overtook•
park Walking di•·
lance to University
Price reduc•d tor
quick ••I• 10
$215,000 Grubb &
Ema. Jean LAtten, 551,
84 10 •Jet 458
cw port
Beach 1069
2 atory luxury condo.
walking dlatance to
bHCh 2BR, 2'h 8A. 2
car gar $212,000
Best buy tn Newportll
Agt, 490--0335
IAYFRONT DUPLEX
W/IOATDOCK
3 + 2 & 1 -t 1·New crpt
thru-outl NEW: Cop,
per plumbing, feucet1,
tollet1, gar door
opnra, drywan & cabi-
net• tool Dock hold•
2 boata, 25'-35'. Rm
to extend bOth ltwla
toward the water.
le111,000
JACOBS
REALTY
875-8870
4232 or 842·2000
Mobile
Homes 11 00
SELLING OR BUYING
A MOBILE HOME
FOR FREE INFO
CALL 1-800-777·8838
ProMATCH
Out-of-State
Property 1558
Like H•vaau, A2. Great
vtewi Nu hH 3br 175,900
OWC Call Lynn 1 ·
8()()...432-4595 ax. 1 1o1
Mohave RaaJty/SHG
Resort
Property 158
•28R, fam. room, frplc llving & fam rme. on Huntington Landm•rk Vaulted cell•. plant tac. tennle s 1 ,000 rear upatalr9 unit of cutsd .. aac. Nice yard. adutt comm 3Br 2Ba. 1hullera, AIC, mlr· mo • u111. 831-3815 UP9t•lr9 2tw 1ba. gar ..
duplb • .,qgar,w!dhll· S1325/mo, 72:2-8297 dlmlnltlll l ltOOlmo rored wardrobe•. VERS•ILLES 2 eunny patJoe 1 10251
up 11050 547.7540 75t-5097 Ot 9eO«l34 washer & dr & refrto. " mo. vr IM. IOl\t W •Chermlng 2aR 2B.a IDEAL FOR lrg pallo Ready 2/1/ Immaculate 2BA 2BA Balboa St. 1'76-te50
condo. pool, clubhH ROOMMATES L~~~. ~·a~'';n~ 91 $1275. Call Glen He condo w/beaU111ul
Over 80 only SISOC 2Br hoo•• In quiet etorlH. 3BR. 31.tBA. 2 Agt 759-5569 viewl AVI now! $1400/ mo 852.0181 87Ss201• EHlllde Coat• Meaa car garage, security. Choice upper unit gated mo Bkr 875-49!2
2BR 1BA, y•rd, pallo neighborhood 1 Cal sun deck Un, comm 2br, 2ba Pool. VILLA BALBOA
O/W micro. W • hk ur:: OK $795/mo Call aurpa11ed ocean apa, 2 ~r gar, w/d , frlQ COMM
S1150lmo. Avi now 946-4902 v1ewall997·5119 Sl~mo72t-n70
434 Oahlla. 65~0850 LIVE 1 WEEK FREE SEA.CLIFF Grffnl lxry EASTILUFF b~~j M!.:. ~O::O·
SBA 3BA home So ol E'ald• quiet cle•n lrg twnh••· 38r °' 2 ... Spacloua 38R 2BA ---------
hwy New upgr•d•s 28r 1 Ba. Ilk• n~. bit· atudy. 2'hBA aJI amen patio nome on comer V I L LA I AL I 0 A
1hruoU1 Avail Feb 1 Ina. garage Mu1t IHI $1500. 213/4~ lot w/2 car gar, trplc, COMM
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Paln\aa, 213.'991~
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dl'I M,ir ,•1 •• '/ S2300/mo 875-9&83 850-8553 or 631 ·3986 modern kitchen. w/d Lr••£ OPT, ION
DECORATOR PERFEC LUXURY CONDO hkup, pool acceae, Ii.AO * •2BR 1 SA-NEAR
4BR 2BA. frplc. 2 car 1 year old, Jbr. 2b8, S1300/mo Avi now t BR, 1BA C.n Marta BEACH! Frig, fir•
gar 1op cond S195-0 den. c•lh cell, frplc, Upper unit Oupi.x w/ Bkr 875-4912 550-9488 place, ganige. lndry,
Drive by only 811 C•r· •l•C1 gar, w d hkup. ocean view. 28R, HARBOR VIEW HOMES \,Ila Balboa lrg lu• 28r Ste>sod o . 723-1183 l natton 642·9797 pallo No pell 28A, 1200 aq ft. Ga· 3BR 3BA +loft. Lg yd, 281, ooeen view, •Cor~ldO, 2:8R UlA
Aapan Condo, 2BR Re/Max Rltra Orange Ave. S1300/ rage. All amenlllH. COIMI pool, dbl gar $1,950/ pool, 2<ar prkg. twnnae. Pool, ca,..
2BA, beautlf\Jlly furn l!Xl!C TOWNHOUSI! mo 873-8632 1 v, bltte to P"1 bch. mo Ag! &17·1528 St750 714-598-93-47 porta, HOO NO PETS
Reduced to 1245.ooo Lrg 2Br 21h8a, fam MESA BLUFFS CONDO S 1250/mo w /leaae. H•rbor Ridge Eetatea, •llQ CANYON• 722-8011 or Evea/
87:J..3l04 °' 752,1025 rm 2 frptc. 1undeck. deluxe 2br. 2ba. 2 car 183-1717 lg 48R w/game rm, 2 BR 2,h BA. 2-cat Wknda 722-e1'0
1me 2-car gar, pool~ennl1. gar w /opnr, w /d l•m rm & den. 0c .. n g•rage. ON OOLF CHARMING 2:81 1BL
$1750 mo 673-7382 hkup1 2277 P•clnc & city Ille vtewa. Cu• COURSE. ll8H/mo. Bright 1pactou1 uppet Shar111y 159 HOME avail now 3br lg Av• Sl l SO/mo tom decor. 15500/mo. 759-0079 F/P, bale. WIO SHOO
hv rm, w/ lrplc. Nu 675-9797 &4~2118 mo. Avt now 72t...,Ge Sel~ng
FOR FREE INFORMATION
CALL 1 800 777 8638
paint lncd yd, db g., NEW EXCITING! den, 2~Ba. frplc, dftt Hart>or View Hma beawt HARBOR ISLAND CORONA HIOHLANO
$1350 mo 873·9338 48R home, Newport looetlen. No petal 3BR 28A, Morieco l.ar~ pi«. 58R 88A, duplex, 2BR tBa. tip HOUSE w••LCONY Haight• area. $17501 $1280/ mo. 721s158e model. Qard•n•r. ml~_fum e mo 1.. Cc •ml yd, 3 sM flHt mo 722,1880 •vo & comm pool. S'f800. leovu/mo. MW2&e h. A.Qt tM0-1000 3BR 2BA, trplc, 1 car, •LIDO llLE• 844-MtO 87:J..3174 -IYI 2115 11750/mo. wkends. 251 ·1800 Cute tBR 2nd ltOfY Apt
Top 1oc 542,9797 Wffkdya Lovtey 3BR. 28"'· trg "'1-•1t1 OK on in. BAY w/bak'Oo -~~~& ~r -Ae'Mu Rllra Newly remod. 3br, tb•. Ille. big pallo. Quiet 3br,vlaw, Eaatbtufl 11275. Nu twnhm 28t ny, 11100 mo . .....,
lg 3br. 2ba upfMr dplx. lg new yard, pete ok end. S 1995 873-8832 condo. S 1 8 7 5 /mo 2Ba, p1tlo, an 2sCat Jennifer 842'-41115 ~'~k·c~d hl-s~':~s~:!; ~! '~~~~.,~~~':: •LIDO llLE• S1800 ·~:~n gar. N·pet• 759-0847 •=N :~u,s~
1so-eo20. 336-1441 dep. 508-4t t5 New 48R 38A home. LIDO ISLE. Lcwety 3eR twnhme. S9IO mo.
P•CIFIC• Hug• muter, nc aya. 2eA. tum. New car, eoo ... Lit ~ 1
Gencrril 2 102
Nice older cottag••tvl• " " ... • .. ,.,.,.. + many ... ru ~· .... ta, paint. l2200/mo Ap1trtm.-nta n ' WEST NEWPORT , 1 rHr duplH 2BR tBA, TOWNHOMEI Ownef. 875-1101 ;inter rental. 873~484 BO, S750 cory lrplc, nice crpt &
SO COAST METRO . btlnde, W/D hkupe, Newport Height• 2BR •LIDO PARK• Udo 111e. 4BR 38A
oceenalde of PCH. 2 t•nBA In charming Beautiful 18R 18'"' -·-• on lnalde lot, 2 bd, 2 ba condo yrly 1 A F cond"lon. Fr"h paint, " ,...,... , s 1. 195 c•r park ng. vi •b private patio. carport, Mo~ hme In g.ated QfHt location &2,900/
OLD CORONA DEL at Drive by 704 Bega. pool & leundry. Sorry, comm. Nr Cannery VI~ ....;.;"'°=o·..;87-..-.5-.-93;.;;.;.1-.1.;..__ __
MAR . 2: bd, loft & fp , nl• 11025/mo. No Pell. U05/mo. l•ge 11000/mo A.VI NIW R..,..a1 •t St!WO 875-<'912 C"'1 II S3t•t2ee now 87&-4912 Bkr • ..,,,...
HNTNOTN SCH , 5bd •OCEAN VIEW• ~/we 3br, 2111 11100
hH, fam rm, apa. yrly POOL HOlll Nr bch, modern, ~aw. tblltlOO
• Sl .800 !HWd• 3-2 ~ famny clean. 38A 1BA. f/p, 2bt,'2t>a. IUOO L~ PR~ f:rve 1 •El •ld• 28r 1 '-'Ba rm. lg yard, cUk»-utlt8 pct. Y"Y 111115. r:~~:.-~t:>° ......... .
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w, garNo, ,,~· ..... .._.. ..... of no pubfle walkway· Up. c-..1~ ... 80 TV, 1365/mo. 1548-4330 751·7000. ,.._ .. M~ Wanted: 9 .....,_i..,ht o4 monthly nnancl•I sns .. -.4.... Studio, 18 .. , 2Bn,· """" n NEWPORT PER •Rr.. ....,, .,.-~.., " " m~ eve, l'l•ated pool I .. ,..,.. M. CHIHUAHUA: &mt 9 A.M.·12 -peop ... We pey you ata1emem.: rwlew-•EISIDE 28A w/gw, Wint., 722.()124 a etepa to ocean. omce•1tore, 815 a/f. tan, wht pawa a to 1o.. your W91ght. Ing aceounte recelV·
new cpe • drpe, = 38R 28A lrg kltch Kitch'• avl. 985 N P.,klng, S800/mo 11•. bfe .. t, red conar. vie 1 41 •t• 533-1879 Ext. 4 . able and payable ~J: ;;,a~;.7378 ~· 2 lrg dec:ka, w/d Coast Hwy, 494-529-4 Avt now. 87~0 Vlceorta/Plaeentla. w. balana. 1h .. t1 and
R.a•n. r bcuph, 2-c:ar gar. , bltt Udo Pen. by th• bay. Office ' gar ''?ace, 4 ~~=-5~ UP TO ~~T:.ngr•~•lal r~ • ..,.. IDI• O or bay. $t400 Fum rm/ba ehr dbl rmt , 3BA, 12 rOllui> .,.., ..
.llO w y!a!!y. 495-6581 mobile hm, amenm... gar door. 19th & que1ted by .. "'°'
Beauetfut ,::.r 1.,ge 90"' of 2BR 21A8A p!klng $450. 813-5100 ::=... CM. $900. •aoo management.
2 BR 1 ~BA town-Twnl'lm In ••ctuetve N8 EHtbluff unfurn. FOR the hOfteat wom.n lndlvldual mull
l'IOuae. New carpet, .,... f:· w/d, Yer'/ Kltch/lndry prlV, Hmi. WESTCUFF BUILDING In America by phone. have account d•
frple, D/W W/D hk•up, quM!, 800. 1544-1783. pvt entr. l350/mo Incl 1 .ON·1 . 1 -900--489" grM (CPA pr9ferred)
gar, patio S9t5/mo. AT THI IEACH utll. Refa. 78().1891 NEWPORT BEACH 3825. 11oican. ti a PER MONTH Excellent benetlt1.
1790 Satnta Ana Ave. 2BR 18., _., 50, Weatcllff/lrvlne Ave up. Send re1ume with
TSL MGMT 832-2232 ,~ .. ,;;. 's97'5lmo Otflc• & Retail Avall cover letter to:
•IAITllH• 84M400 MMtOt * IO COU£CTIOI$ * Personnel Director
1 BR "50/mo Incl gu, HTI 21R 21A SUS 330 Weit Bay StrMt
water a gar. No pet•. Nu pnt, cpt, plltlo, gar •LUI Lapa HoN Co1ta Mesa, CA
2323 Elden. 546-1154 78().111311s,_,n 8 g:~n v,;:~;;1 ~~0~:: At!-~~.~= Early morning motor routes 92521
•GOOD LOCATION LIDO ISLE tuny tum st. M. "490. 497-1304 1oca1 women & men available. Must have
SllO Off tbf, utllttl••· gar Inc. •BALBOA Pen ocntmt ~=~:d•r~~t.a 0~::: :~ ;:i1~n~!:. t~ dependable transportation
Large 2 Br 1 "" Ba l 7e5/mo yr1y. 1 per. elng.. room In 3br Ideal for new bu1i. hof'9 d liabili townhae. Laundry aon, no peta 873-0837 house. 1550/mo ~ ,,.., neH. art• or cratlt , ~.~/~I~ an . . 'ty insurance ......
N.ed an ._,...,..,.,
Htl.motlvalid SHH· eon to ..,. comm«·
clal P'•u 1lm•. Laroe ~ wM»
Harri• pr••• h•• time av•ll•bla to
print INSERTS,
TABS. NEWSPA-PERS, ETC.
Cuatom.r wOI get
quality votum• pttnt-
lng on • ahort tum wound time.
Somec>M With aome .. tabltahed contact.a
WOUid be a big pJu.e.
Excellent working
environment Many
benefit.a, Thie le .a
commlHlon poaltJon
with • bl-weekly
dr-agalnet. 11 ~
t• .. ted. pteu. con-tact Dave HOien at
942-4321. EJrt 252.
ClertcaVOff. Support PfT Apply In pet'M>n,
N-pOft LandJng R ..
taurant, 503 E. Edg•
watef. Balboa. rrs.2373
~
DRIVERS
Train fOf Industrial Ca-
tering roui ... HS area.
Mk tor Al or Tom.
848-t030. 1-4pm
•XTRA8 fot TV A
ll'ICMM. ,.. ~
seo.11 oo • av. e.eo
.... 213-21M>l1'•
PILICU:. .COURIEA, ,.-rtpT. N,lt
Bch law ftrm. NI ..-r.
Call SU9 752·2U.2
/S300-U00 per w..-
/ISAM-12 Noon
CALI.Ma ... • •4· .. ~· INTELUGlllCI
JOll
All branchea. U8 Cue-
toma. Of!A etc. How
hlrll"Q. Call (1) 805
982-8000 Eld. 1(.2238')'
MEDICAL AllT. 1 yearaxp ........ blllneu•• 957-3225
Do<\ I d4C*1d on -d ol
mou111 • deOatld on CllMel-
lled ~ rou NIYe eoma-
lll<ng to NII
room, patk>, al btt-lna Lg 1br$745 utll 875-5429 S180/mo. Call Carey
S825 mo. 213"" 29th St. Gar, ,"....,...• CeMectloft 831·22.42 2071 THURIN new c.rpet. ~ 944. ~Mid M·F M Sat/Sun
TSL MGMT 132-2232 0168 The Prudential t00 "--'" _.,..
•Lg d ean 2br 2ba. lg Callfornla Realty 220 IOcatlonslHT...000 , ,300 aq. ft. wttront of.
Industrial 2 78H . ' . _, CALL 642-4333
By CHARLES GOREN
w ith OMAR SHARIF
and T ANNAH HIRSCH
partner'a two·level ovenilt Since
DO club JUmp ia quite aatia!edory,
we IUQnt a rue-bid of the enemy
1Uit. Bid two diamonda.
. I-Neither vulnerable, u South clo1ets, d/w, new cpt, Ute & airy lg 2eR, 2 BA, COM. Shr 3Br cu1t hm flee & lg. rolklp door
gar. lndry, S850-S875 cle 10 F•ehlon la. w/great vu/1oc. 3 car $790/mo. 1791 Whll!ief,
NO PETS 154<>-2495 Frple, pool, ape, itar1· gar. w/ d t/p S850 C.M. daya S4o-9352 HUNTINGTON BEACH. ca>TA WISA. ou hold:
$500 WKLY POSSIBLE •AQ9• • Q.C t AK8 .., 10&4 I BR, patio. Gae A Ing at 1900. Call &75-55ts or 949--3113 6,500 aq. ft, 2 large of·
water Incl. S825/mo . Bettle, 982·9602 or CM E'i ldo. ResPon Mff flcH & reception area WORK AT HOME NEWPORT BEACH. FOUNTAIN VA.LLIY, e biddin1 has proc~
Info 1·900-234·8800 IBVINE& LAGUNA BEACH North Eut South W•t Re frlg Included. Marte. ~130 25 +. $425/mo, St50 w/2 lg roll-up door. * 845-6853 * MONTHLY rental until dep. Smkr ok. Lndry S.57/lq ft. tn9 Wtll!!Mr. X778. Empl. Info, 115 1 • p._ I • P ..
Phone fH ··············-~ • p._ 1
1 BR apt, etove lo Refrtg. 9/t 5191. 1A blk to Included. 1542-4156 C.M. Daye 640-9352.
All utll paid. Westald• beach, plef. 2BR 2BA, CdM bch •Id• hwy lrg
CM. 1550/mo. ~· lndry rm, garage 3Br. fp, w/d, patio'. No
838-0789 pr!c A· (818) 451-4473 1mk/drugs, alll now
Income
Property 2790 '::~:;~' S~\\~lA-l!a£trs· WOii
H MI
1 BR, ftreplac., cable, McLAIN ENT£RPRISES S475fmo 675·8837 DUPLEX+ IN LAW
pool, patio. garage. FEATURES Fem n·sml(r shr gr1 -------14tt.4 ~ CLAY I. '°'1AN -------
No peq. 399 W Bay EXCLUSIVE 1 n h m w /po o I by
S685/mo. aso-e357 BEACH & COUNTRY Backbay Quiet. S325I
1 BR, email, but cozy. CLUB COMMUNmES mo • llld w,d 541-32•9
Oen vu, 1 at blk to bch O 1480K Bkt 1542-3850 Reorrono-lenera of the
four 1erombl~ wordt be-
low to form four simple wordt [< •••• \ ~-\. IOta of wood, new car-1, 2 & 3 Bedroom Fem neat & resp to shr
pet & mini bllnde. ,.,.... w/frplc, wet bar, 3br cozy cottage In I I $805/mo. 93&-0552 ... c s .. 0 V ~ L E V micro, w/d hkupe, dM.N·smkr 57., 11 121:.' I I I IAVIREEZE APTI central a1r a g•r•g• .-.,., ut11 123.5668
Spacloue 1 a. 2Bdrm w/extra storage. All H.B. 48R HouH, 10
Apia. CloH to beach, maintenance Incl. ahara with one per. •
~ . ~ ~.I !
1hcool1, ahope. From F~~{~l"s~2=~ ion. spacious. clean AAA LOCAL ROUTE. All
"42/mo. S48-033e niE N£WPORT ~!NA & quiet, 892·2998 Cash. No Vending. No I L A R E M I J E'SIOE 2BR, new paint 71().()919 M/F to shr 2Br 28• apt. Selling $200-$800 ,____,,_...,.--.-----c
& blind•, gat, lndry. FAiffWAY APTS 11 Npt Beach area. Pool. Weakly from each 3 I I I , ..
Good loe, xlnt cond 810 CAXVOH spa. Smkr ok. $350/ guaranteed location.
S790/mo. 154().2429 6444500 mo • dep. 97~1804 lnvastment required. ---------1
E'SIOE large 2Br 1 Ba, NEWPORT BAYFRONT M/f $400, Incl ut1I, 1 ·800.22 tMM30 .
balcony. angl gatage. 2BR 2BA, frplc. lndry, cleanlng ave. cable SELLING OR BUYING I s H c A M ~:-.. ! I had attended a very posh
1735/mo 120 e. 20.h gar, 13' 0 /B Runabout E'alde Costa Mesa. A BUSINESS? . wedding. While at the buffet
St. Call 1542..goe() 28. boot d o ok. 722-e739 evening• FOO FREE IHFOAMATION 5 I 16 I I table I overheard one guest
E'SIOE, xlnt loc. 28r __ 1_14_00_. _850-0 __ 7_5_8_ N.B Near bHCh lu11u· CAU. t 800 m U3e . . _ . •
1Ba up1talrs. No P•••· New Lux Apt. 2BR 2BA ry condo, own bdrm Pro'AATCH say to another, WThis marriage
t do you bid now ?
A .-An ~ good band baa be·
come even more powerful becaUM
of the fittins c:a.rda in partner'•
1uit..a. Since al.am could be in the
offin1. make a waitinc bid of two
diamondt to aee what partner does
nert There ia DO rua.b to make •
t>e.!ine for three no trump until
other poujbiliti.a have been
explored.
Q.2-Both vulnerable. aa South
you hold·
•A 7 ., AQ8 • 83 •AKJ987
The biddinc hu proceeded.
South We.t North Eut
1 • p._ I • p._
?
What do you bid now"
,\.-While we att not averw to
ra.isinc partner with three-card aup·
port. we do oot jump-raiae Wlthout
four-ca.rd aupport.. Therefore. we
must aupprHS our heart.a for the
Q.•-Both vulnerable, u South
you bold:
•KQJ03 • Q96 •AQU •AK
Your niht·hand opponent. opena
the bidding with one diamond.
What action&, you take?
A.-Y ou are far too tltn>QI for an
overcall of one no t.Nmp-tha up-
per limit for that bid ahould be .a
bad 19 pomt.a. The way t.o daacribe
lhia balanced pwerbouae ia t.o aiart
with • takeout. double and. unlela
your partner bide lp4ldea in re·
sponM, rebid no t1\lmp at your nen
tum.
Q.6-Aa South. vulnerable, you
hold·
•7643 •8&•2 •.UlO •A.2
Penner opena the biddint wit.bone
diamond. What do you .-pond?
,\.-Neither ~r auit. ia the aort
you want to mtroduce voluntarily,
but what are the opuona? T o sup·
prus two four-card m&JOn in Cavor
of b1dd1111 one no trump riW J.oemc
pme in a m&JOr, and raiain1 put-
ner'1 mmor with only three-card
1upport should be reeorted to only
under great dureaa. Bid one heart.
S725fmo. 271·C 16th W/f/p, 1paclou1 W/101.1 and bath S600fmo I will neve.-r last. He"'s camp fire
Pl. 844-0452 of amen CloH 10 545-5060 or 542·9331 I w E v L I s and shes ··-·····-moment in favor of the jump Nb1d Q .6-Both vulnerable. u Sout.h
E'sld• 2Br 1 inBa 2·1ty Oen. 8 mo moving re-NEWPORT, Male, pool, . A
unlta, encl gar & car bate. Rent S 1,000. Call jaq, own bath, encl ENJOY 1..,15, r.ci.rn on TMl I' I' I I 9 I V Complete the chuckle Quoted
1pc/patlo/lndry. 1850 213/885-3877 for apt. gar, in utll SASS/mo Deeds ~.000 10 St,000,000. . . _ . . by f1ll1ng in the m1wng WOtds
Newport Atty 1542-e368 STEPS TO BEACH S 100 dep. 645-4892 Cel ~ AMOC. you develop from step No. 3 below
E'slde 2br, 1be, ~ 38R 28.A lo y I Nwpt Hgts prof ~mhr 4"'4835now! ..._. , I lo II • • pat . r y 2300 1q ft h••· Lg pvt 8 PR INT NUMBfREO I' 12 IJ I' 1
5 I' I' I' 1· I car,.... .. rp e. pat • ut 11300/mo. 873-2507 rm & ba. W/d. d/ w, 11 pd. 1750/mo. ...... Alao Bachelor unit, Via -Y1SW VlllW p. SSAIO/mo 64S-09n
E 'aide, new carpet, B.ck Bay 2BR 2BA. 2·
utll pd. S500/mo. car gar. Ip. 11250/mo
Kellln 851-o424 721 ·1180
EASTllDE URGE
OCEAN·nr HB Harbour
Shr 2Br apt. '335/mo
84M393
Money
to lOdll 2g 14
I ·l\
LfTTEll5 •
-~~?~20~~ ~~ ~ ., ~~~~E~MBlf FOR! I I I I I I I I I
cred•~ No ~ Clll ____________ ._....,...__._...,_...__.__.._-'
°'"'9on ASIO C9Ml35 Now1 SCltAM-llTS ANSWIRS Twnh••·•tyte w/eov·
ered patio & angl gar.
288 Cabrillo, S875/mo. 846-5040 or 675-8427
EASTSIOE QUIET 2BR
HOUSE. W/D hll-up.
Garage, patio, No petl
S795 + Sec:. 1545-7234
NEW 2BR, 2BA POOL
Mlcro/dw/fanmrtlcal
$995-lo dep 154().8379
•21DRM $700•
tlDRll SIOO• Frig, d l1hwa1her,
etovw Incl. No pell
$45-4855
Gar ilqes fnr
Rent -2740
CORONA DEL MAR,
1lngte garage. St 15/
mo. Call evontnge.
173·5152
HAVE A
GWGE SALE
642-5678
w 3/\'f/M -O~Ot~ s,a4s pue am dweo s.aH ·•se1 JaAau 111M a6eu
·Jew Sllti~ • J04lOUe 01 .<es lSan6 auo pJea4-1aAo 1 a1qel
launq 84l le 91!4M '6U!PP9M ~od luaA e papuaue pe4 1
3AVMO~OI~ -191\!MS -WSBl,J:J -w1ea~ -9A10A3
URGE 21R $725 I
1 BR S600 631-4086
THE SEV1UE
2BR w/gar, bltln1, yd.
Wtr pd. ~120 9-6
2919 s.1ta Ana J 1755
>NAU.ACE w<XJcr>
Spaelou• 2BR 2BA w/ 1pa, d/W, walk-tn clo-
aeta, c~. $820.
No Pet•. 846-4065
BAYFRONT MAIN
CHANNEL 1 Sr furn.
12000/mo. Sl'IOtt Of .. 451
H 111il ·.,it 1r
Bt .,11 t, ,'tJ'l(l
M .... y. Ju. II LIBRA l~t 23·0cl. 22)· Focus ARIES (March ~I ·i\pnl 20): The
S.. ... O.• .. ler. Lesrndar) on c:arttr bu\1nt'~. aC'hlt''cment most 1mponant 1h1n1 to ~t'mber
author Jaek London wu the son of amb111on. unique honor. Famil) now 1s this -tht romb1nt'd 1n·
a bnll1ant a.strolostr who wrott' member declaru "You've proved tluenccs of a full moon an Leo and
\Cnous teats on the 1ubJttt. Carol }Our\Clf lx:)ond doub1'" Emphil\1\ the sun at odds w11h Jup11tr arc onl)
Hcmmaway. of Kt'y Wttt. Aa .. 1s tht' also on teachms. rrun1on. '1rtol) '1a forcing you to discard or rcJC<'t any·
daughttr of famed author Emt'sl unonhodo~ prut'cdurt thing 1ha1 1~ of no further use or
Hcmmaway. Shr also 1s a wnter on SCORPIO (Oct. ~). o". ~I) Dt· value. New 11« or attachmrnts will
the subj«t or astrol~ and holds """'fy. reach bt)'ond prrv1ous hm1-won add a sptttal sperk.k to your
seminars. Carol Hrm1npay tours talion\ Empha\1\ on movement. 't'rv personal hfe.
28,., 1M. 1henat1on,appcaring onv1nousi.lk travt'l. dauhng d1spla) of humor. TAURUS (Apnl 21·May 21)' En·
18801 Regtna Clrc... shows for the purpose of dissemtnll· \t'rgtlhl) Scenano featum d1$-forted chanses on lhc v.orlt front and
$800/mo. 1na mformatton on astroloay and her i.ncc. lanaua.ge, ioumt'~ Saa11i.nus araumenu and contl1cts With loved
213-2&4-87te own books This olTspnna of the pla)s key rok. onn or ofTspnna ~m to bt depkt·
.au.a•uaL1-celcbnued author., a "rising si.r of SAGl'nARIUS cNov 22-Dl-c 21). in1 >our CllCf1lCS and mak1Q1 you
,..,.. nvw Htroloty." ~rp1u n '"' bccomt'S 'aluablt' fttl mS«ure and llt'f'OUS. ~rtforr. lm~t• large 3t>r, AAJES (March 21·Apnl 19): Morc a.II> .. Sccnano h11hhglm mystery. tn· this 1s the ~rl'cct umc to take a
2b•, W/d hkup, ffpfo, peopk af\' goina 10 i.kc you tnguc. discovery 1n ronnecuon ~uh break. ornoad unnecesury
patio. d/W, no doge. seriously -includt'S thoSt' who mont') Prt' 1ou I) wnhht'ld Check rtspons1btht1cs and ensure that you
114 5/mo • ••curlty. pttviou.sly scoffrd al your idt~s. con· rcfcrtn«i. ~ awart of financial rtma1n 1n peak physial c:ond1t1on 21 Wl2-H'4 l"l:Pt'-Focus on rccosniuon. wnt1na. status of fast·Ullktr GEMINI (May 22-Juot 21): Beo-
dome1t1c environment. Gem1n1 CAPRICORN (D« 22-Jan 19) cau~ tM sun in quanus 1s now
plays MJn11ican1 role. Fmpham on lcpl ntht~ pubhc rrl.1· challen~ by Jupntr, )OU must l .ti:
B1 I•' I ,,
homt front HO'"-t'' er 11 1oould bt wi~r to wait unul al\rr 1hc full
moon on 1hr '°1h tic-gins lo want
btforr k1t1ntt np or \t'\tnn& lon1·
stand1na ues
SCORPIO <Oct 24-""o' 221
Don't bt~t about thr 1>ush when
dealing with homr. fam11\ domnllc
or arttr issues Tht' sun at odds ~llh Jup11rr onh \tgn1fi~ that M>mr
dccis1'-t ac11on "called tor 1f \OU 1~
to safquard. protect and p~~<' all
that hu bttn Mtahh~hed o'er the
)'t'lr1
SAGmAJtJllS (No' 13-Dtt ~11·
E\'t'n thoUfh )OU lend to gl\(' omen
a f11r heanna and tht btncfi1 of the
doubt \'OU mu.st bt Fllln& C'lost' to
brcaluni point. Hov.t'"er. 1f you ca.n
kttp \'Our rmouons and lt'mper 1n
ch«k ·un11I aftt'r the lOlh. some kind
oh btnd1nal mo'e or uphea"al wtll
fin.tit)' Ft ullekr v.a' CA.PIUCOAN <Dec ~2-Jan 20)'.
of three c:luba. you hold·
I •AJ • K..1106 •SM •A.11078
Q.3-Neither vulnerable, as South Part.nu opena the biddinc with one
you hold. club. What do vou .-pond?
•Void •J9873 •AQ102 •K9&4 A.-You have aupe.rb support for
Theo biddanc bu proceeded: partner'• suit, even if one club ia
W•t North Eut South only a convenience bid on a t.h..n.a-
1 t 2 • p._ 1 card auit. But reeponder abou.ld
What do you bid now? MYer suppreae a good four-cud
A .-You have what micht be a major if it can be abown at t.be on.-
very powerful hand in 1uppo.rt of leovel.. Bid one hurt.
TODAY'S
CROSSWORD PUZZLE
ACROSS
I S4im1l1C god
5 Rem•r>Oer
9 lncwve
1 • Alf*iean
playwnghl
15 Storm
16 8lQ l'IOuM
11 FluSI\ 18 WQOA tourCM
19 W1U1111 ptef
20 Clrcle
2t Ool.95
23 CN\tlmas 2•~
thidlly
26 "'1111• 28 -lr'ICll
29 Unmng
33 ShaMrl
l6 An<:*ll
~
3 7 Scary word sa Pr9Mn11y
38 8UincNd
40~
•1 Olamonoa
~ '2 p 1111\lf'a
"A9tOll. kll'I
~ Olltloneal
41 Equallcy
47 Sonol z...
.. AlleeP
S2 AOapt
55 --.
57 Sunday Pl.lflCh 51 Drift OU1
60 Otwby
l*'\IOS 61 Parenl
62 USSR s
mount11ns
63 Beyond
6• Th<>tMs
Edtaon
65 Onm
66 Army meal
6 T Computs;on
DOWN
1 Funeral
ptallorms
2 -Cflorus
J US rockel
.. St1"91Cfl OUI
5 Fectory·
edjWl.O
6 c..uoet
7 A molding
8Waa~led
9 Fnend Fr
10 It not Ible
11 '"0o -
Olhars
12 Hurnad
13 Of . 1)9ftod
22 [Qw bllctl
25 PoueaM9 27 Pronoun
29 -orean
30 Sacred btrd
)1 c.non.cet
hol.w
32 O.t• 33 Fllarnarlt
34 Soutn AINr·
49 OIO-om.enoall
50 Tootn pw1
5t Step
52 Turtliltl mw
53 F....,_
$4 lnlt..-rt
MGooO,....._
51tAn......,.. TAUllUI (April 2().Ma)' 20)'. You t1on'-crcd1b1hty. mantal status. ensure that }OU att not bt'ina o~r·
ae1 aJmott evtt)'tbina you want 1f Read and wnte. articulate fcehnp. op11mis11c about lona-tnm tt'ht'-mcs.
OCEAN Y'll!W~'°""'· d1plorN1t~. You ~ by atlCl'f'!Pllna You ha'e mort 1tdm1rrn than might proJ«U or investment Abo. con·
utla a ceb'9 Incl. NI to fortt mun. M~r domrsuc ad· have bttn 1mai1ned Many v..111 now tin~ 10 allow for dcla)"-frustrations
amtcr MOO • ...._1ue )Ultmcnt rda~ to re:stdenct. mantal t'omc forward. or ca~llations when u-.velint over
~ J. : '
f\1 I • I I
suuu. f lnanaal picture wdl bnght-AQ AJUUS (Jan. 20-Fcb. 18): tht nc\l v.ttlt or so..
en. Foc:u!> on cmplo)'mcnt. bu1c 1'1uc CANCER (June 22..July 23X A
QltMINJ (May 21.Junc 20): Whal rdauonsb1p v.11h o~ who relies ,oant financtal ana~nt 0t bus1~
you thouaht wu lost i.s cJOte at hand, upon your scncros1t) M.,or chan~ nns mautf as now hkcly to bttomc
""'" be tee0vercd Be da~t. Some-occur ot home -m<»tly bencfiaaJ. e'en more unccnaan and confuwd.
2 .. Coounuc to keep your rmouons in
cl'lttk and ~«I yourwlf for a 1.11\t"I
pc-nod 1n all form of JOtnt finanaal
amnatmenu and businns aff'aan. 14
You ob\'IOU.SI) cannot c-hanac the
wortll"I pattttn of your hfe o,~,.. 17
ntlht.. howt't'r. ~ou mu~ at \east
COM1<kr altttnat•' c plan• and ar-11!!20~+---4to---+
6 7 •
~ one tittkJ to involve ~u 1n lcpl You'll be say11\" •·A \Cf) un"'ul And I.ht Sid s-n of t~ 'a1lolt It°')'
2M ltlA D/W, PQOt, conltOvtny. Your ftnanc1al chum M~ Mu~1c 1n )Our !Uc. ll that 1t 11 IOmC'OnlC )"OU ~ f«.
frplo. ttn """9nd will M hoftoftd. ~ fiaurH (Ftb. 19-March 20): Man) adm1rund rHP.'C' ~ 11 nowdolQa
Ad. llOOlnio. OUleCI prominmtly. pcrtnns tho\laht ou had lot.t )our b11 0t her levt'I bat io bun. 01*'1 Of
MCW9. ~n CANCEi( (JuM 21-Jwy ll): focuJ tdtt Thty ~~ wrona-)-OU OHM emt.,,... )'OU * * * on power, authonty, cn:.auvny, abth· beck in aut.hontathc manner. rom· L&O (Jiiiy 24-A• 23)' W1tll IO
8eACH l 111tlON ~ 11 to win dttpjtic odd.I. Love tt&a-pkun1 proj«t In ~ ume Psy-m~h nct""""'t aftd IO ....,.,. flat.
llA ~. YftY, tiontlup '°°"lo wtlt Pf'O"C durabte. chtc unpttu.1on proves \-al!d ruduna ~h.antn "'°"" t.abf11S pllu
t 11G0.; !!!f!I, .,...,... Take U1il1&tave war )l>Ur coton· .\not~r Plt«s ID\Ol ''l'd Oft the WOfl ltoltt. n 11 • Pit)' dlillt •ILOCI 11 llM:ll CIMnlld pwn and Wlutc Ctpricum partncn or di« ~ mre 10 1nvol~. IP JAN. ti 8 Y-Olla •f11DAY1 _,,.,.,. .... "°""""· 1 .a.ift .. OflP LIDO(J .. ly2JoA-.ll); ~ Y4Mt aN 1ndcpcndtnl *-•tc. upc<1bttwtadlc.,.ud,._il
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on the JOth it 1h1 any Cha., or d~ncn no• lalJna plan m
t'OUr ~ lift arc for tbe bell. For, .. .,. mtOUOftl 9R muda
ICIO cioet to W tutfla at I~ IN>-
IMft\, r-lft about '° et\ioy the kiDd or ('Ofttcllllrlftt uc1 llC-w\•l'
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day ertmmlng p~
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talc• away product.
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OOANOE COAST
DAILY PILOT
ADVERTlllNO
ADMINAllT
OutlH Include an-
awerlng phone• fOf
advertising 1taff,
typing, flllng plus
general otnce dull ..
Pteaaant surround·
Inga, Insurance, paid
vacation Call 842·
432t, Ex1 251 Ask
tor H ow a r d
Schramm
Olymplc
Yacht Club
Membership
Con•ultant•
Commission Sales,
PT/FT. 646-5893, ask
for Norm
PIT TELLER
Wells Fargo Benk
Karon 675-4290
Pff Oota11 minded pera
to help keep creative
an lrepr orgenlzad
Fle11 hr• NB 644-7878
PARTIIME JOBS
Work for mator oll co.
S10..S15/hr 64~18S4
QUl!ITIONI
ABOUT
DATeLINE?
Call Ro bert •• &42·
4321,Ext 31 1
Seek mg
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perlence ~euwy. .......,.. '° a ._ pro-
Muat have ,.,lat>fe dUc9r. .._,.. a.. ....,
Mlle> end cunent In-atarter. aggreHlve
auranee. Call 8•2· and Htremely d• 4333, uk fOt Mltce penctat>te, ... pe>et.
!Nff!y. Ilona eleo w.ltllbla.
.... Send lncOMe req'1 tO
P/T fleXlble •hlft. Sub-P.T.A .. 1'° Nwpt Cmr ~======~ acute SNS and In· -°'-"-· _N_.B_._neeo ___ _
pati.nt Hoaplce, ape.
clllltzlng In the cat• of peraona IMng with fife
thr•atenlng, chronic 6
termlnal llln•••••· Unique nuralng oppor-
tunity to provide AIDS
and Oncology care
714/494-8075.
PAITE·UP
B uay compo s ing
room 11 looklng for
a n e xp e rienced
paste-up artist. !Ne
are a dally paper, IO
worlclng well under
daedlinas la a muatl
Thia la an evening
position We offer
full medical. dental
and vision care. For
more Information, or
10 schedule an Inter-
view, please contact
U sa Larkin at 642·
4321, nt. 202. EOE
Part Tlmo
COLLECTORS
SET YOUR
OWN HOURS
RICYCUNO OHIATOe
Reynold• Aluminum
Recycllng hu ltntne-
dlat• Ff'( oPen1n9a for
pollte a friendly peg.
pie to ataf'I our bever-
age container .-.c:v·
cling attn In the Oar-
den Grove a Weit~
minster area. Poahlon
reQulrea baalc Ofgant·
zallon A math akllla.
Good hand writing,
working outdoor• A
ht'tlng up to 70 Iba.
Must have good peg.
pta aklll1 TuH thru
Sat, 8 :30·5, D rug
acreen r equired
Starts at $7.57 per hr.
Paid traJnlng & excel·
lent benef1la No ••pe·
rience nooded Muat
speak English Apply
In person at Ramada
Inn. 10022 Garden
Orovo Blvd, lrom 10
to 2 on 1/28. No
phone calla ploaae.
EOE
Speech/Language
Pathologist
F(T position avail In
u g una Beach area
A b ility t o d irect
Become an lndapond-apaach therapy In a
ant contractor collect· S N F California lie
Ing for home aub-· r•Q Please contact
scrtptlons of the Dally Riverside Hearing &
Pilot Commission! Speac h Ctr 505 1
paid weekly Contact Canyon Crest Or, Sta
Stave Rogers at 642· 104, Riverside 92507
4333. I 1e1.0204
llCURITY
DIRICTOR
Nawpott Dun9a Anon
hH 9n lmmed ~
Ing for an •xp'd P.O.
or ReMNe omc.t to
manage NC\#tty ataff
at 1 oo ecr• wetWfront
raoraatlonal park.
Sfftclng a dl9dpMMd
lndlY w/mln of 10 vr-
tMCurlty exp. s.nd ,..
au,,,. to: s.cu.1ty Po-
•rtlon. 1131 Back Bay
Or. Newpof1 BMCh,
CA 02eeC>
Salea
HELPI
WE'RE IWAllPEDI
!Na have hundreda of
famtlle1 In the greater
South Orange area
who have 1ent for In·
formation from ua ,..
gard lng the purchaae
of
ENCYCLOPAEDIA
BRITANNICA
Our SalH RepreHnta·
tlves era among the
highest paid In the
world Jult 2 orders
••rn• you up to
$700
Gros1 comml11lons
fOf the week
Fun fringe Mnema
1-800-628-9128
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Salone, ttt• 1.,, .. t
womet\'a ~ welgtlt-
loee compainy. le loo6c-
lng fot .. ~ ..,.,,.
~ peopte wtllng to
wortc • variety of pwt.
time hour'9 In a fUn and exciting environ-------.....----"-;..;;o.;.-
ment. EARN IXTRA ~-------• IHre Outdoor patio
·:,~c:;:·, .. • $ MONIY S ~~:~. ':
•AbUlty for carMr I HAVI PUN 1250 OllO. can 142-
~ promotlon AAnlA m 41'&9, 7·9PM.
•ExtWltlYe training UVl9"1 Sofu, bOotec .... , octter
pt'OgfalTI Th• ORANGE COAST hOUHhOld furnl•h-lnO•. e.40-7890. Open Location• avallable: DAILY PILOT la look· houae Sun 12 10 5 ,
' .
WHtmlnater Mall & Ing for NY9t'al bttght .. -Pr H B Lakewood and enthuaJHtlc teen-....... oapec:t, • • f '" :. · r H t! , ,·II 1 /
agera, ege 12 p8111 11' Lyman. New eng6ne. c.n .lante et and older. to ••II Neecta coametlc wort!. (213) 483 .. 927 newapaper aut>acrlp-Cuatom made pool 13.000. 75&-1173 or
.. _... tlona In an adult ~ table light. hand led-725-92.25.
._. pervtaed, dOOf to dOOf ded Tiffany glHa. ---------• Heed money laat? aalea campaign. Late Never used. 1295. 1978 28' Pacematcer
12000 per month afternoon, ••~I 759-0S64. Wahoo. 220 hp Cru-guatentMd. No exp enl hot.I Elf ---------• aader. Wetl eQUlpped. needed bUylng .. lzed ev ng ra. Exercise bike orig '289. Call Br()t(er, Bayside
ltema at government lent opportunity for aac 1155. Stalrclmbg Marine Sal••· 714/
aucttona on OUf ~ right IMf•on. For more exer Orig 1399, tac $73-9570.
half. l-eo<>-9S~2048 lnformetlon, call Tert $175. unu .. d, com--20..-.-5-K-l_P_J_A_C_K_, -00-0-d-t
TRACER
Tracer f()( MIP R•
fund Pollclea. Pot9n-
tlal $4,000. 647·7128.
..... • 0 tO r.ir I
at 842"'333. EJct. 209. puterzd 550-4789 condition. Cover, In-
WANTED TO BUY: Old board /outdrlve .
ORIElnNTAl. RUGS, any se.ooo. 646-80~7
•ize aav condition. 3., T•••• 1·900-531·7233 v I.vu.
TRAINING
GUARANTEE A11!111111", f i010
fl11•M•iii1PB!rf~ ~~:~i~:=· o•n. '1 Ta 7 f1 couch,
brown & blue fabric, LOI Angel•• TlmH II
now h iring outalde
aala1 repre1enta!M1,
afternoon ahltt1, 5
hours per day. Guar·
antMd S250 per WMk
during training. Aak
* BUYINO ITEMS *
• 1190'• to 1950'• • •Jawllry lo HouMflold-.
....... LY Mtg. 173"223
Appl1.11ir1 ", hO 11
about our medical In· Walher & Dryer St45
aurance. S5 35 per hr each. Dlahwaaher
plu• tiered commie-$125. Refrigerator •Ion. 71~588 S50. 14e-5848.
Sail E3oc1ts 70 14 nMda upholstery r• • palr. Call 673-3888 21 VENTURE, 2 ut11,
J1\'J•·l1 v F,ir<:,
& Art t.i02',
Mattlyn Monroe algned
photo Mt 13.00. Dalll llgned • framed lftho
S500. Call f73.3eeC>
need• cleaning up aeoo . .....ee&1
Sl'ri--. fl••< 1-_,,
& Stor .tq(· /022
PRIVATI DOCK
P'"""9hff .,..., w/
room ·tldcltUon. M,000 Ceeh. 1840 Newpot1
Blvd. *SI. Coata
MMe.
VW 1979 Van C.mpet
~optop. Hew engine. ~ropene EQUlptment,
atove, frtdge, alnk,
v•ry clean. Perfect
oond, 12,700 080.
Me-not
r.1, !<If' "'
1
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',1 '"1!1·r HOl
!klzutcl 19T8 GS750
l~ated S 1700. MOY·
Ing must M ii. S800
080. Call after 5,
650-383(),
.1 VnH···I
Drivt· Jt:t'P'• 90J
Chevy 1974 Fufl Slz•
Great P.T 4x411 Must
Hit. a/C, power S&B,
41p Granny Box. New
ehall/11rea/englne T
IC1ra. Drive to epprecl·
atel Be•t otter over
'3,500. 714/281-1111,
714/640-0758. -----Chevy 1974 Full Size
Great P.T. 4x411 Must
Hll a/C, power S&B.
4ap Granny Box New
ahellhlres/angln• •
1C1r1 Drive to apprecl-
atal Belt offer over
$3,500 557.3e00
540-0758 -----FORD '90 BRONCO
4x4, Eddie Bauer,
loaded, low mlle1,
lmmac BHt otter
DP 875-781 1
Due to delays at GTE the 900 Dateline service wlll not be avallable in the Huntington Beach/Fountain
Valley area until February We apologize to our readers for the Inconvenience. UIOPlllD
CllMITW
PllllllT IPIND IOllmMI TllllD OF DATING? strong yet tender ATTRACTIVE FUN LOVING "LOOKING FOR I
LOVE" Wl1M ME SWM 28 5'1" 145 lbe ..... ~ '° ahak•
I'm 38, 5'9" 170 wi athletic, b4u• eyed !:.. '°. 'f80 :: ~
good MnM Of humof Dtond r'Mdy fot Mlt-•Call 1-900-844-0100
XI
TRAVEL LOADED. 1
OWNER. All new· $4800.~ ..
'DO MAXI VAN., P/S, air,
crul••· atereo. tlll
wtteef. 3,400 ml!H
ILLNESS l'ORCES
SAl..E $15,995 e3t-2t77
CHEVY 1971 Ven e cyllnder. 3 apd,
good conclltlon, 1100
548-0802.
DODGE 1988 Van
Landm111lc Umhed Edi-
tion See to f1PPr9Cl-
ate. St 2,500. After
4PM 54&--0945.
Ford 19" Ecadnl 150
~ lOlded. 14,000
mitt, TV. lfCll
C8. 2.Ul'fM CllllCIM, 1111-
tr llltetl. IJc.llN concilon
'20,000 '32·7132.
n t1q1u·
Cl;l'-.<.,t( s 'Iii l'i
LINCOLN 1981, 4-dOot
1edan, original condl·
tlon, low m lleag•. real
cherry. $4, 150. Rich-
ard S4~8307
HAVE A
GWGESALE
642-5671
lllJPlll
Men 300
40 + VERY
EUAoprau BLOND But Hrl0u1 about Im· _,. portent th•ngs In ltfe SWF, 35, tall, 1Um, In-Not malerlallatic 5 1
cura ble romantic gree~ed SWF '34
pleyful, Intelligent. so-l..001crng for honaat
phlatlcated and happy fun.fovtng carmg man
... k• tall aueceasful Loves aporta & beach non-smoker SWM tor ,2326
SWF 42 V9fY anrac·
tlve. sucees1tu1. non/
1moker Seek• lall,
weallhy, fun lovlng, ro-
mantic SWM 42·551 With atrong desire for
permanent relallon-
1hlp #2331
looklng to meet attra~· ous retattonahtp, I Ilka goal ori.nt.d. Nono
tNe and good natuted IJ'P'Of9, outdoon, ldd• _;;;,;•m"'•""~-•;;..;..· .;;..#..;.1380=-''-----
lady wfth MnM of and anlmaia. Teke a
humor. #1342 ctwnc.I 1113St lllJUOY UA'I • Enter 4 -digit code appearing in ad
ATTRACTIVE
Green e yed l ffsh
blond. Loves Iha arts.
mualc, molrie1 con·
••citing relationship -----
and l•falong h•PP•· REMEMBER
nal9 11112329 NATALIE WOOD?
carte, travellng, ro-ATTRACTIVE
TRAVILIR IOT PLUIUUI"
TOURIST N9luralty I'm a treah MEET Seeking
omen 3004
m a n c • w It h • 11· per11lve, H nHllv e EUROPEAN
ma" 38·50 H•klng WIDOW
Look alike, athletic,
chic:, good cootc ,
seetca fil, ••cure. ftf·
lecllon n/1 40.55 wllh
1en1e of h umor
ll'Z312
SWM aMtca ~ 31, blue eiwee. bfOwn oue lady wtth cwv.a Mir, I ', SWM looking
and atyle. I'm ~ kw What Ihle town hu FUN AND aomeone lpectAl I ', 11& Iba, MWV wtttl to offer. I'm openl Tel LAID IACK throuqh claaiified monogamou1 Intent. me your ataty, r1 ...
SBM 1aak1 SF for ~~~------'--'-1_317 ______ _.._tMl_l_._1_3_7_1 ___ ---t
clau lc: data1. Let's
long term relallonahlp SWF, 35. tall. allm. tn-
112315 c urab le romantic, -----Ac TI v E a L 0 ND playful, lntelllgant. SO· ph l 1tlc a t ad end SOMETIMES get together and have .--------------------------. • good time. II 1379 STUNNING WIDOW happy, Hoks tall suc·
"Claaay" sllm, anrac:· c .. sfut non-emolcar AIWeya levelheaded l'M INTO
uve In 50·1 saeka SWM for eliciting rala-In Newport Beech SPOONING
"poaltlve" gent with t1onsh1p and lifelong DWF, 30a, educated, "Mn•• of humor' for happ1naa1 _.2329 entoy• outdoor•. aria. SWM 28 tall, •lender, walka, frlandthlp & --------ewol lc cu111ne Vou S Intelligent, reflectlve
actlvt11e•. etc I ttve In BLOND NEWPORT O w /L M , 3 o s-' o s . profeaslonel endur· Newport Ba a c h l'landaome, confidant anca •thlata saeksl
#2314 LADY atable, aoc1atty adapt SWF SHF any age for
I'm altm , 401ah. and Ilk• 1harlng Interests ··1he kind Abaolutaly ADMIRATION Ilk• dinner. be ach, #2330 Hrlou1 hot apoon ac.
Femtnlne, loving, 1plr· a porting 8Y nt d uon II t 383
1tua1ty minded woman tan ntamknQ
8
m!n ,:., TWO HEADED FILLY LOVES LIFE with good, re fined a posnlve an..tuc:te. 11,,..I With pill dlapennr &
taatea leetc• atrong cere, hon.at. thought· warmod Peffler evall•· S W M 5 7 ' UK> lbs
honotable, detenrnned tut and good MnM of I bla to a hara 4-way EnjOys aunsat, mualc,
man wtth noble Ideal• humor. 4'2311 eold tablets Tenctor denc ng. sports, hon-
and atandarda. My I terrific teacher tend •lly trust, communl-
.. A• --' ...._ ........... , Ing to touch and 111 c:ohon Spending t me C·-act-·st.... """""' EUROPEAN tar" (laugh) #2313 with • 1pedaJ lady.
grMn. Dtvofced 31. AU IT• a LA IN --Because kfe I• beft•r
•2321 "" TWO HEADED UDY !!hared 35-45 111319 ATTRACTIVE llAJIED Sffks relief by con
SWF forty aomathlng tact wnh two-hend11t1 1 SEEKING MISS FIT! I LOVEI llUllC Sllm brunette, edu· m an Five.foot two Tall, Intelligent, H ff·
Good ..,, .. of humor. uted, not Into gamH. tone shy tamale low employed SWM 8',
Looking to sell
that extra junk
stacking up in
the garage?
Try the closs1f1eds. What's 1unk
to you is a treasure to someone
else Fo r only $ 13.44 you 'get
4 lines for 7 days. Coll today.
642-56 78 Red tlead, petite, anrac:ilve .. eka P••·i forty-five, 10 '"" 101m l 175 Iba Seak1 anrac-4'11", IO yaata. l.ovee slon, tr'9nd1hlp, HnH fundamental friend live 'physic.ally f11' te-
anttquea, dancing. of hum<>t, aen1IUv11y. ahlp for future frolics mate 18·30 IOf mov·
Oood loot(Jng. V..-y af· l'IOneaty. Young anl-1 with tun financier IH , dancing, dinners, fec1k>n .... 112328 bide. •2332 I #23t 6 concert.a, etc #t3G5 ._ ________________________ _.
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FA. doora, windows,
ptantallon ahuttera
FK1ory direct prices
Call001~504
MASTER CAAPENmY
Aough·f1nlah-concr•t•
& brlCll work So Cal
30 Y'~ G6A·8886
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AE.SIComm Aoom ldd 1
doHt•~
Ol!iO COY lhdnQ doors,
r'ldwd dtdca, k .. 2<1951
Cement
Concl·rl~h.· 3526
Drtv awaya, paltoa,
path• etc No jot> too
1malt Aeaaonat>i..
.. ~ IH-0553
CPr.111 ·
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prtnt lhefr T C P num-PrOl'lpt ~ ~<t
bar In an adVertl.. ,., .. Ett & ~
m.m.. If you have • JoM , .-...ms qu••tlOn about Iha i. .....::.::.:.;..;..::...;==..:..::..::...;:.;.;.;.._
gattty or• mover. 11mo THE ORIGINAL
or chauffeur. Call A~U• ... _ nLI uau Put>lle Utmlea Com-115.Aft VIW ~
ml•ak>n. 714-558-4' 51
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