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Slllny; winds calmer todly
Mostl y sunny with west winds to 15
mph in the afternoon. Highs in 1he mid
10 upper 70s near the beaches to mid-
80s inland. Mos1ly clear, exce pt pa1chy
la1c night fog and low clouds. Lows in
the upper 40s to mid-50s. Fo r n1ore
information. including boating, fii,hing
and surfing, 11ce page AS.
IN THE NEWSROOM
A UCI en1ployee recently recc.ived
$542 for thwarting a heinous crime ....
According to the Santa Ana-based
Avocad9 Commission, which bestowed
the reward, the unidentified employee
was instrumental in the arrest and
ronv1c1ion of -hide the kid!i -
avocado-n:1ppcrs! ... According to a
UCI police report , 1hc en1ployee saw a
pickup truck pull along side the
universi ty's experimental field station 1n
Irvine, while a second 1nnn 1n the back
o f the truck plucked avocadoi.. ·rhe
employee slopped the truck and
directed the two men to 1he UCI police
s1ation. where they were booked ....
Recovered were 101 avocados. weighing
SJ pounds .... The driver was placed on
three years probati on and had 10 pay
$26.50 restitution, while the picke r was
fined $1 50 .... The commission cs1in1ates
avocado gro\l.·e rs lose SJ O million
annually from thefls.
QUOTES Of THE DAY
"Avoitling the con1bination of s111all
children at1tJ swi1nrr1ing pools is the
~J't thing a person cun do -n ·e1·
)'thi11g else is 111s1 a co1riprorr11st' ...
Bob Olander. general manager of
Pro1ec1-A·Child Pool Fence Co.
(A I).
"lie lhfll's lecurt ts safe.··
Ben111n11n Franklin
TODAY'S EVENTS
•The Costa Mesa C11y Council
meets at 6:30 p.m. 1n the. council
~·hambcrll :ll 11y l·lall. 77 Fai r Drive.
• 1"he Huntington !~each City
Council meets at 7:30 p.m. 1n 1he
council chan1bcri. at City Hall. 2000
M11 in St.
•Travis Tntl perforn1s al the
Crazy Horse Slfak I-louse and
Saloon 1on1ght and Tuesday at 7 and
10 p.m. ·rickets arc $22.50. For info·
rm at1 on or rcscrv1111ons call 549·
1512.
• Roger McGuinn. fo rmer Uyrds
member. will be at th e Coach H'ouse
in San Juan Capistrano at 8 p.m.
Tickets arc S2.~. For information call
496·8930.
JUST THE FACTS
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INDEX
BridseJllS
Busineu/AI
Oaasifaed/IJ
Comict/91
COmmunity Forum/A7
C.-.d/111
Enienainmcnt/.U
Ho~
Ann Landers/A!
Public Noticcs/16
Socicoy/.U
Spo<11/lll
1'V lis1lnp!MI
Wealhcf/AI
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Monday, April 29, 1991 25 Gents
Young foxes trotted on to the zoo
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\.Vorkers with th~ Dep.:irtment of Fish .ind Came finally pull 1he first ktt from the fo" den, after digging ior hours trying to
capture 1he kits .
Freeway hunt may snarl 55 opening
Sy Russ Loar
0.-MIOf Co.1st OlilY Pilot
COST A M ESA -A gridlock of sorls
is expected on the new exte nsion of lhe
Costa Mesa Freeway 1his n1orning. ·.
~lore than 100 polifiicians, community
leaders and 1nv1tcd gucsl) ore pred1c1ed
to turn out for the official opening of
lhe fir.;1 half of the Cos1a Mc:s.a Freeway
{~5) e'+:lens1on.
R1bbon·cu11ing cc rcn1on1es begin at 9
u.m. on th e norlhbound r;.idc of the
Pool safety
a matter of
sink or swim
By Emily A.dams
Olanoe Co.SI Da•iv Pllo\
NEWPORT BEACH Spluttering,
coughing. his pudgy arms flailing. 2-
yen r-old Bria n McVay nearly sank in to
the chl orina1cd waler. For a .;;plit
,econd, his cycs were 1hc color of
panic.
Had he been alone, 1hi~ could\,e
been a disaster -one more backyard
lragcdy on the Orange Coa.s l.
Out Dn1nnc McVav·s hands held her
son firn1Jy. The lit.lie boy shrieked.
pounded the \l.'!Ucr again and laughed.
Like the 01her mothers ho lding slippery
babies in the Newport-Mesa YMCA
pool. McV:iy was 1rying to make sure
her tow·headcd son didn'1 bccon1e a
statistic.
In 1990, six Orange County children
under 1hc age or 5 died in swimming
pools or spas. Another 43 toddlers
wandered into the water, but were
rescued.
In the first four months of this year,
the county Health ~partment has
received reports of 15 people drowning.
That number doesn't include a 5-year·
freeway. under the Snn1a l ~abella
O\ercro~~1112.
Nor1hbol.1nd lane~ "111 open to
n101or1Sl"i 5 a.m. 1·ucsday, nccord1n,g lo
Cahrttn) official~. unlc$ 1he )late Fish
.ind Ganie Department's fo'< hunt prove"
uni.ucce~~fut. Fh·e red fo'< pup<ii "ere
c<1ptured fron1 their frec":1y home
Sunday morning and taken to the Lo)
Angeles Zoo Bui al prCll' time Sunda)
night, Ft)h and Game official~ were
cont1nu1ng thei1 pursuit of an additional
fo'< pup and it) mother.
Cahrans ofhc1als Sd) the)' will dela)
the Tuesda) frec"ay opening 1f
requested by Fish and Gurne off1c1als.
Southbound lanes are scheduled 10
open at 5 a.m. Thursday. according to
Ca ltrans. Once open. thL) fir~I 1.2·m1lc.
Sl2.6 miltron extension \l.'111 empty
southbound traffic out on Fairview
Rodd Callrans officials c.'<pecl the new
c'<1cns1on to ease traffic congesuon
along local s1rec1s
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Carne Boger shows Ch ristina CaU1gor, 4, o( Costa Me--a, how to float on her
back. The class \Vai taking lessons at the YMCA in Nev.rport Beach.
old Tustin girl who died in 1he family
pool and an IS·month·old Mission
Viejo boy who drowned in a backyard
spa earlier 1his month.
This is wha t some call the drowning
.season.
Families assemble for barbt:c:ues;
friends gather around the pool.
Children dash ou1side toward the
sparkling water, a k>oming menace.
Flying in low over the .Orange Coast,
the landscape is dotted with bright
points of blue. Swimming pools arc
everywhere; each one a potential
disaster.
Providing fences. pool covers and
alarms has become a muhi-million
dollar industry in Sou1hern California.
But even those pro1ectivc mea$ura
can't mak.e a body of water compk:tety
ch ild-safe. No1hing can.
"Avoiding 1hc combination or small
children and swimmina pools is the best
SM ~ ..
Mother fox
eludes capture
By Russ Loar
Orll1Qe Co.ISi ~ PilOI
COSTA MESA five members of
the now famous, furry fox family were
ferried 10 1he Los Angeles 'ZJ:JO Sun·
day, but the hunt cont inues for the re-
. matning pup and 1ts mother.
Weary trappers were expected to
call off the hunt at midnight Sunday, if
unsuccessful, and resume their efforts
this morning. ·rhc planned Tue5day
opening of northbound lanes ·On the
Costa Mesa Frec"'-<I)' (55) extension
could be delayed by the pursuit of the
remaining red foxes, liv-ing on the
freeway embankmen1 for the last three
mon1hs .
.. If we havcn 'l cnughl the animals by
late Monday. then we 'll ge1 together
with Caltrans and see if 1he si tuation
war rant~ delaying the freeway open-
ing." said l_arry S111on. Southern Calif-
o rnia wildlife management supervisor
for the slate Dcpartmc.•nt of Fish and
Game. "The 1crm 'c;rall) like a fox' is
no cxaggera11on That remale 1s pretty
clever Someho". she got 1hc other cub
away and into a <1econd den ·•
Lo) Angeles Zoo off1c1als said the
fi,•e young fo'<es were approximately 6
10 8 weeks old and had been weaned.
The pups will be checked for parasites
and illnesses nnd pur o n a special diet
dunng a 30-day quarantine.
\V1ldllfc e"perts say despite public
.:onccrns for the foxes' safety, the
animals "ould huve been beuer off lert
alone
.. It'~ very common throughout most
of 1hc Los Angele and Orange County
area to find them fairly close to
frcewa)'S." said Si uon "They're really
me1ropoh1an animals. This group here
regular]~ cro scd Ne"'port Boulevard.
''This has become a public event. It's
created an effort far beyond what we
"ou\d have normally done. The
SeeFOXES-l'lli
Steele Foundation
awards $500,000
to Arts Center
By Hall Harren
~ Pik:t FtNts EcNo-
The Orange County Pcrfonnina Arts
Ccn1er received a SS00.000 grant from the
Harry and Grace Steele Fo undation, an-
nounced Gen. William Lyon, chairman o(
the Arts Ccn1cr board.
The gran t brings the Steele
Founda1ion'i. su pport of the Center to
$4 . .S million during the past decade.
l "he gran1 will be used primarily to un-
derwrite the Center's presentation o(
"Girl of the Golden West," a Los ....,..1.
cs Opera Company production featllrillis
Placido Domingo and Oanwe Gweynca
Jones; the program is scheduled for June.
5 ind 8. '
The balance or the grant will be ...
to su pport other programs in tbe ~
Fifth Anniversary Gala Bal~.1 Senln.
"On behalf of the board al dil'llCtUil
and thousands oC Center Y01ua111" I
want 10 express my hcanrelt .,.... •
th~ S1ce lc Foundation tr1•111 for IMJ
ex1raordinary ,Jft,'" L)'Oft Mid. -Om t I
generosity of 1hi1 m ... , ... r...,
transcends any wor* ot wr1a:! ?'IL
"It scemt: lhll .. fl p' p' ..
always plcd.aed eX1111 11J
•uppon precilely .. *'
Center hn "'°" a11•1I
Center Praidnt -.,.._ L
Puccini's "'Girl a( *' a major t..,..,., OlllM el a
cooperllM-'!'I~ Opera,__. i-a( llD•llli~l _..,_01 af SL
Clatlu ....
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Orange Coast People
DIVI Plcklard.
HE IS:---------------
rhc water polo ,1nd girl~ 'I\\ IOH111ng l..'1Hll:h, ac; \\Cft a' geography
teacher at Manna High Schl1t1l and. along with h1~ wife Denise
and 2->'ear-old on Bnan, ,1 rc ... 1dt:nt ol Huntington Beach
LOVES THE WATER,.__. ---------
When Oa\C " not helping h1., 'tudenh 1n the clas~room, he can
often be found po~.)l,ide .,, .. ,elf ,,, coaching aquatic!. for the high
\Choo! water polo and girl' ..... , 1m team,. he al o spends much of
h1~ time hclptng out w11h tht• G1lldcn \\e,t wim Club, a ycar-
round program for '-\\lmmcr' Imm .1gc'> 4 10 college. "l believe
that ~w1mm1ng c.111 heir athktc-. 111 <lther 1;port . c;uch a !-.OCcer
and cro., co11 ntl') ... he'·'"
DEEP ROOTS:----------
Dave hn1, ll\cd 111 H11nt1111:111n lk.1th ''"cc the SC\Cnth gr,1de .. I
ltf..c "'in~ 111 nm. pl.11:1.: .. 1 kclllll! nl 1'dm;1nence.'· He ,1t1ended
Golden \\e-.1 (lllkCt', \\h1:1c hi.' pl.l\ul \\.tier polo. then cll1Cnd1:d
l ong U1...1ch ~1.111.· "I rc,111) 't rlld '"'"11rnn~ ''hen I "'" 12.
''hen 1,1.e tir,t mn,cd l•llt lwrt I h.1d ''"' hmthct' ''rthtn three
}Car\ of me JIHI \\l ll\'1.:1il'd '\Hlll..' cldl\ II\ \\here \\e all C<1t1ld do
the ,,,me thin.: \\ '" .111 uhl r11,c.·1111:nt for thl..' I lun11ngton
Be.ich Golden \t "' '''""' ,1111'1 .ind '\\,1m "11h thcm un11I
college
COACllNG HISTORY:---------
Da .. e 1c; 1r1 h1' 1111. H.11 ol d' i..h111c .111d h.1, hc<.·n tl..'.Kh1ni.: tor
eight H "' I h.:l'i 11' .Ill 11111 \l!t.1nt •h he~.tll'l' l\1lh 'Pl..'nd 'o
muc.h time 111 '1.:ho<ll And I thtnl-\l,tr1n.1 turn' out a g(l(ld
pmuuct" l)a\C ,t,1nul 1111t '"' 1.n.11.h111i.: t.uc.:1.·r ,11 the .1gc of 11
when he H>luniccrcd 11.1 hdp 1.1u1 'omc 'I-. Ill· and I I )CJr·old.,.
"Thq didn't p J) me 1n~th111c. I \\11rkcd ahtlUI '" month' for
free, hut do"n the hne I P,lll .1 r.1l'c to ,1bout o:;11 cent' an hour.
But, JI the time. 11 1,1..a1, .in 1mpnnant J1.lh for me "
-Compilt'd b.t Denni Bro terlwus
Lotto to reach $25 million
No one \\Oil l:>Jturd" nu:ht' ~lh ~ m1ll1nn pcf..pot 111 1he
'Lotto t>-51 · ~antt:. .111.I -l I tNn11 I n11c~ ofh<.1.11' ,,ml
Wednc<tda~ '<, pr11e Cl1uld rt.,ith S2' m1ll11m
Herc are the '"inninc numflc:r, p11.:l-ed \aturdil~ night 111 the
t\\1Cc-weekl) 'l 0110 6-'l .. l!,.smt.·· 2J. ''· Jf1 31, 4-l, 50, and the
bonu~ number, I
No ticket h.ul all "' number' needed to \\Ill the S 16 7 m1llton
1ackpot rhe prtlC \\Ill wll 11\Cr lO .10 c.:'llmated S2~ m1llmn by
Wedne,da\ night
h vc ticket\ had l1H numhc1' plu' the bonu., numher, each
w1nn1 ng $145.317 frum .1 pr11c. ~'01 of 72f'l586 I he llcket were
purchased 111 Dal~ <. 1t\. \ 111 fti\c. Oro,1lle, ll1ghland and San
Juan ( ap1~tr,1no.
l here were 141 11d.et-. \\1th f1\c of '" numhcr' I och '>'-Oil
$5,081 frnm .1 prtze prn1I of S., 211. 1<10
1 here WN-e--7,883 111.f..et-. Y.tth tour nl "" number' t-.1ch ticket
IS '>'-Ort h Sin from a SM05 I I pr11c poPI
The l oppcr 'it1c' lhu-.cn 1,1..c:r1.• Or.1n~c. llcrkelc~. "-h1tt11.'r
~ale' from \\tcdne'ida) llll!ht lo \,1turd.n ·, dra\\llljl were $11 2
mlllton. lottcl) olf1e1al' ,,11d
Polee lnVestlgate shooting death
LO"'-iC1 Bl AC II -l on.: Btach detect I\ C'l Sund.I\ a'kcll the
puhhc for help 111 ftnt.hng v. htK:\Cr ldlled a ~ 1-\car nld lt1{\il man
ll)Und dead on a ,u.Jc'>'-ilk .
Walter l .c:c Bonner "•'" lnund 'horth hdnre m1dn11!ht
Saturd.1v He'd hccn 'hot tn 1hc head tn the .,(JO tilo1.f.. of f::a1,1
20th Str'ee t 'aid l ong Beach Police Detcct1\C l \tcll3 M.1r11nc1
"lwo \hot' '>'-ere heard," atd Martinet, but 'I> far. no
witnc o;e, tn the k1ll1ng ha"c turned up. 'he ~aid No mnll\C w,1o;
known.
Anyone who k_now~ anything about the killing wac; ,1,ked to call
Lon& Beach poltc~ at (213) 590-7245 or 590-7236
•111111111 .., draulllt llll'tlng ........
MERCt!D Biologist say wetlands that crvc a un
impon•nt rci;t stop for migrating bird have shrunk to their
sm•llett \1ze in about a decade becau11c of the talc' extended
drouaJ\t.
The fir'it horc bird ccn us in the San Joaquin Valley a year aao found nearly 250,000 o;andpipcrc;, avocet , ttlls, and plovers,
~t uf them in Merced County\ 0,000-acrc acre of wetland .
The mar\he~ al~ support 700,000 duck ..
"The~ numher' show that the wctlandc; of the San Joaquin
Valley ure amona the mtm important in the We~tern United
St1te for magratma bird<;," <;aid Gary P•1gc, a bioloai t 11 Point
Reye Bird ~rvatory, told 1hc San Franci~o EXaminer. ''Yet,
lhere' not enousfl water to usta1n them."
fhc marshell •re • \lopping point on the Pacific flyway, the
•iaratOf')' route between South Americit and Siberia, and arc the
ICCOftd ndtut habli11 fur ~hure h1rd" after San Francisco Bay.
The valley wctlaftdl arc m ~ven "talc and federal waldhfc
...... and prtvate laoldtn&" of duck hunters. Bt0q1111 say 1hc -*' need 'lboul 150.000 acre feet of clean water each year to
die-'"' Md dtlir plant ind in.ect hfe, used by the • ..... ,., ...........
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The World ... in Four Minutes
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The Shuttle Discovery lih~ off from Cap<' Cana .. er.il Sunday
Shuttle m1111on enc1111ter1 snags
CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. -The spnce shuttle Di cove.ry
thundered into orbit with seven astronauts Sunday, but It<;
complicated ''Star Wars" research mi,.,ion quickly e ncountered
trouble
The crew unsucce~<,fully tried to activate two tape recorders for
collecting data from one of the Pentagon\ pnm.11) pa}loads, a
collccuon of five cicn11fic ul stru menh ~1t .. .,1un Control rc,pondcd to
the efforts \\1th the'>c d1,appo1nt1ng \\Urll' ·· o JO)"
.. Both of them ha'e experiem:cd \Orne <iort uf .rnomah, and we're
loof..1ng at that clo<tely right nm".' ASA 01~ht director Ron
Dittemore aid 101" hour' IOIO the night .. It\ prem.tlure to \CC
\\here ,.,e ·re headed."
I he f1\i; 'c1ent1fic in,trumcnh and the rc:corder' .ire mounted 111
the c.irgo b;l). The IO'>lrurnerll\ .1rc ""PPO'cd Ill \tud) n.11or.il
phenomena. -.uch a<t the .1tmo,phcre .ind .111rnr.1 tlut could m.1 ... 1.. ,1
hall1,ltl m1-.,r1c·, path
Search for tornado victims ends
\ '\DO\'FR. Kan Rl..''l'.ucr' rnmpk·tcd .1 'l.1r..h \und.1' 1111
bndll..'' Ill a 0.11tened lllllhlk·hnm1.• p.11f.. \\hCfl' .1 t11rn,1do killed l·I
re11pk Sur\J\Of' l..cpl 'louring 1hc dchn' Inc tht•ir hclungtn!!'
At lcaq 4 t'"l'liH' 1h.1t "H pt K.111-.,.., ,111J ( )f..l.1hnm.1 1111 I ml,I\
night 1-tllcd 23 people 111 .tll. ;1u1hur llll' ,,11d "lund.1). I he toll tdl
hnm the 29 reported \,1tual.1\ "' 111f1,1.tl' 1lk1111 l11.."d hliili1., .ind
I h1rty-t1,1.o high 'chool "cnior' Imm the 01.111gc < ounl\ .ind
\11ut hea\tcrn Lo' Angele' Count~ .m."•'' h.1,c heen 1.:hn,en fl'
participate Ill the Anaheim reg11in.1I Im.ti e\1..'lll nf Bani.. or Amenc ... a"'
1991 Ach1e,ement A\\ardc, 1.umpe1111on I he\ 1ndude luc..11 re,idcnt'
Hinke Alban. Eric Dnngott. Ju tin lnd)k. \tac\tmnc IA'l'. l>inid
Phillips. Brian To). Irene \'oo .ind \tare Suehnrd ol I lunttngtnn
lk.1ch and John Bru'k) .111d \1811 Gu'' of I .1gun.1 Ill 1(h ·nw
'tudentc; "'" compete for 2.000 hr'1-pl.1ee J\\,trd' SI. Ci(Jtl 'ccond·
plate a'>'-Jrlh .ind 1.000 th1rd-pl.1c.I..' ''".ml' 111 lour d1fforent
c.atcgonc,. mdudmg applied .1rt,, line .1rt,, lthcr.11 .111, or 'l.ll'll~c: .ind
nuthem.111c.,
Dance ethnologl'>I Su!>an \. ~ Cn,hion h." hn·ll 11.1med l t I
Chancellor'' D1!>t1ngu1,hed I l'llllH 1 111 11111.. .11 t' tnr 'J1flllj! 111111
( cl'h1on \\ 111 conduct m.i,tcr d ........ e, .llld 'l..'llllll.lr ... d111111i.;: her three·
da) rc\IJcnn 111 the dcp.irtmcnt ol d.11llc .ind deh,c1 ,1 lrl'l public
lecture l hur,d.I\ .11.., '\U pm Ill tht I 1111.. A11' C tllhlrt ll.11l 11n the:
l C I 1...1mp11-.
by
Sheral LeBeau
ORANGE COAST'S ONLY FICTIONAL ORAMA SERIES
Co rk\' \tile' \\.J\ hold1n~ court JI hie; ra .. uritc lUllll'f t.ihk .1t
the C11g._~ling Maritn 1n Balbo.1
On tage. lhe <inul duo ~.Im .md r 11.1 \\Crc \\.t>rk111l! thctr \\I\
through their old faHmtc I Don 1 l eel l1lo Good , .1 numhtr
the) generall) foli o .. , cl.I up w11h ''I'm Ju,t ~"" O\cr Ynu.''
Corky leaned foNard I he three men g.Hhcred .11 lw. 1.11.llc
l\11fo\\ed C,lJll.
"Gentlemen, here\ the de.ti I .. e n1.1nJ~cd to !.CCllrl lin.1n1..1n!!
through Joan Jett Smith .ind Arnold Q Rockflo1111m for .1
desaltnatton plant Preti\ cxpcm1ve ltttlc proptl\it11111. hut he'
ho"
His three companmn., nnt.ldcd 111 ,1grecmcnt If 11 wa' O "'-, ... 1t h
Cork,. 11 \\3'i OK \\ith them
.. hgure we can erect the th111g nff thl' Santa 1\n,1 Rr,c1 11e.1r
the coa.;t. Huntington Be.1ch 'Ide. nf cour.,e I me.in, the\ .1lrl .ld)
ha .. c a \C\\age plant. that 'te.1m pl.1111 .• 1 couple of olt 'hme l'tl
dnll1ng !\lands and a h.1tr tiu1l1 p1u I m 'ure tht\ \I lml.' c1
Jc,ttltn.1t1on plant " \!!·""· the men noJde<l \\ c·rc "1th )OU Cork\ \'H r~ "1th
\OU
• But the ''hole de JI h,1, one -.umg .111.1chcd I h,I\ c 111 ~ct
pCtllll\\lon to tun .t line out Ill C.1taltn.1 II th.11 (.Ill'. then Mile'
I .1nd111g·fat1'."
'\\'e \\Ouldn 't \\Jnt that. ho",'' nnc of the men -..11d I he
other.., nodded
To be conrmued ...
Police Log
di.,covered some fatalit1c1 had been counted more than once.
Andover Mayor Jack Finlason said 14 people rather thin 20 died
in the mQbile -homc park in thi) Wichita suburb.
, ... dll'll In -1111111• .....
LOS ANGELES Charge<, against four policemen accused of
beating a black motomt should be di missed in part because four
elcctnc stun-gun dart\ fired at Rodney King arc missing, a defense
attorney \a1d.
"We have put the pro ccutio n on notice that we arc going to move
to d1~m1s the case ba1;cd on the failure to pre crve or the destruction
of evidence," said John D. Barnett, who represents Officer Theodore
J. Bric;eno.
Record' at Pac1f1ca Ho pit.ii in un Valley, where the motori t was
taken for treJtment, md1c.11e the dart'> "'ere thrown out the night of
the beating, district attornc) ·., spol..e\man Mike Botula said Sunday.
FBI: Violent crime up 1 o ~cent
\\-AS lllNG I ON Sc, en Amcnc.rn c111es recorded more than one
fourth of all murder'> m the U1111ed State-.. the FBI said Sunday in
relcasmg "' .rnnual prelim1n:il) cnme report.
Sr< of the \even ci1ies had mnre murder last year than in 1989.
I he C\t'Cplmn "~" Detroit, which had 582 murders, 42 fewer than
the year hcforc.
O\erall, \IOlcnl crime mu1dcr. rape, robbery and aggravated
assa ult -jumped 10 percent m 1990.
Allied zone In northern Iraq axpanded
I AK I 10 . Iraq In .i ch.1ngc of pl.111\. allied forces have more
than doubled the "'"' of their "ecunty mnc for Kurdi h refugee in
nmthcrn Iraq and are couting " \llC for a second ettlcmcnt, U.S.
ofl 1ccr c;a1d Sunday.
In outhcrn lrJq, mean1,1.h1k. the S. Army began an a1rltfl to
Saudi Ar.ih1.1 of rclugee-. "ho fear repm,11' from Iraqi s,curity fo rce
1f 1hcy rcm.11n I h.ll \\,I\ <.een ,1, .1 nl.IJOr 'tep to"ard the U ~ troopc;'
O\\n departure.
Carter, Ford back Braf!Y bill
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Thil = momina. the 29th of April, I hav9 • .. A.,,,.,,. II ......... r peopl9 .,. •••• toaey.
You WfD rad thtl in no other paper, you wW
not 1ee it on televi1ion nor hear it on the radio.
My editon don't know about this, my
publisher docan't; not even my wife is aware of
it.
This i1 the fint anniversary of The Fred
Column.
Yup, one year ago today, readers of this
newspaper found they had something else up
with which they had to put (I have learned the
hard way that our readers arc sticklers on
grammar).
'Though I am not easily pleased with the work
I do, I think the column has been pretty good,
overall. Some have been much better than 01hcrs. a few have
been less than good, most have been no1 too darn bad.
Jr nothing else, the column has lived up 10 ils original promise:
To take you places you might otherwise not go and introduce you
to people you might not otherwise meet.
We went Christmas shopping at the swap meet in the Orange
Coast College swap meet, Valentine's shopping at a sexy-things
emporium in Fountain Valley.
We played guinea pig for a "dream machine" at a convention
of psychologists and talked to some very unusual people at an
inventors' exhibit.
We took you to an audition for the Orange County Crazies
comedy troupe and to a brunch the Newport Marriott gave for
the families of troops preparing for war in the Persian Gulf.
Oh, yeah, we did some dumb things, too. Like trying to fry an
egg on various patches of pavement during the heat wave last
June and like reporting the defeat of Newport Beach Councilman
Phil Sansone in the November elections. Obviously, he was
elected mayor to make up for that.
My favorite columns have been those involving people who
have drawn a short traw in life, but.were dealing positively with
their problems. • ~
Certainly the series on the support groups for the pouses of
Alzheimer's patients fits into that category. So docs the story
about the Irvine youngsters playing on the Little League
Challenger teams for mentally or physically disabled youngsters.
There have been cveral columns about kids and some of the
neat and wise things they do and say. I think kids arc aboul 1he
most importanl people !here arc. Same with teachers. I like to
think I'd be biased in favor of teachers even 1( my wife wa n't
one.
We've covered happy things (1he Eileen Segalove exhibit at
Laguna Art Museum) and sad things (the closing or, among many
other small businesses, local institutions Halliday's and The
Storekeeper).
There has been a reasonable amount of intellectual stuff, such
as conversations with historian-feminist Rianne Eisler, Kabuki
expert Faubion Bowers, religious leader Dr. Peggy Bassett and
everybody's favorite uncle, Walter Cronkite.
More than anything else, The Fred Column has been about
people -known and unknown, good and bad.
You met a burned-out Chicago lawyer turned boat bum, a
recovering alcoholic who actually discovered the meaning of life
and a de-frocked doctor who tried to assassinate, politically.
District Attorney Mike Capizzi.
You also met a bunch of people who found the true holiday
spirit by bringing Chri tmas to familie who othcrwi e would not
have had one, and a guy who got him elf arrc led in our back
yard very early one morning by at lea t 300 cop .
Mc, I've met scad of good people: here at the paper. oul
working on the col umn and in .ill kind of odd placC5. Many or
them are kind enough to tell me they actually enjoy reading The
Fred Column .
That continue!) to urpri e me, but I tell them how much I
enjoy doing 1t. And that I'll try to keep making 11 better in the
year to come.
Fr«I M•rtln's column runs Monday, Wedn"'sday and
Saturday.
Bulletin Board ·
Volkswagen J amboree
COSTA MESA -Inter-shows is hol· ding 11s third 1nnu1I Coors Li&hl Spring
VW Jamboree Sunday, M1y S II the Or-
ange County F1irJfOUnci in Cos11 Mesa
Volksw11.en enthusiasts from across 1he
United "Stales will mccl 10 celebr11c Cinco De M1yo and 10 enter the sprang
compcllttOn or Volksw1gcns. The IC· 11v111es begin II 9 a m • Ind lhc COSI IS
SlO for adult and free for children
under 12. For more infonna1t0n. ull 364·
3672
Used book sale
NEWPORT BEAOI -The 32nd
annual used book sale offered by lhc
Friends of the Newp<>rl Beach Pubhc
Library will be held Thursday through Saturday. The sale begins at 9 a m each
day and will be hela al the Newport CCntcr Library II 8S6 San Ocmcncc Drive in Newport Beach. For more info-
rma1t0n, call 646-1 7
Open house for huma ns
IRVINE -The Irvine Animal Care
Ccn1cr 1J hold1na 11S 11J1th annual Open House celebration of "Be Kind To Ani·
" m1l1 Weck" Saturday from 10 1 m 10 3
p m The purpose or lhc Open House I lo cxpote the pubhc 10 varioUJ 1n1mal
inlerCll lf0Up$ IS well IS the center's 1n1mal care rac1h1Y The center 1s located 11 15129 Sand Canyon Road 1n Irvine Call 559-7387 for tnOfC 1nform11ion.
Casino f\and raiser
COSTA MESA -Cahforni1 Elwyn,
which often a wide renr; or Pf'C)ITams
ind aeMCCS f°' ~ with ~l and mental disabllit!Cs, wtll hold 111 llutd in·
nual Elwyn Oay 90ll and Callno fund· nllCf Friday from 7 p.•. eo t t P·"'· at
the Neia)lbOrhood Coinmniey Center in
Cosca ~e.. F°' '*"C inforinalion, ull
557-6313.
'Water Media' ex~lblt
NEWPORT BEACH -A t'Ollection =·• lllr 1nilt SMill Roberta . Tiiied' "Wa .. r M.dia." wil be
on ""~~ Cont-:::zt ~J s. 01wu11 ~i
Ne-r.;1 .... Allal1 I• II free. C.I .........................
Beach resident Ray Nici en and her OI·
ficcrs v.111 be 1ns1allcd For more 1nfo-
rm1ct0n. call 548·6888
U.S./Mexico lecture
IRVINE -Author and scholar Jorge
Ouiancda will speak on "Lim11s lo Fncnd>h1p The U S and Musco" Thursday ac p.m in the Cr) tal ~c Aud11onum of UCl's Student Center
Cutancda 1s a rcgut;1r columnist for 1he
to> Angeles Times and Ncv.sweck In·
1cma11onal and holds 1 Phd 1n coonom1c
hl\lory from ch c Un1vcrs11y of Pan
Tickets arc S8 and may ~ puri;ha~ed
by c.alhng '56-5000
Living trusts workshop
COSTA ME~A -A free cduc.!llon.il work~hop on "Under tand1ng I 1vmg
Tru 1s" will be presented by Jame\ f
Robcrcs Wcdnc day at I 30 pm 11 the
Country Side Inn , at 32.S S Bn 101 Sc in
Cost:a Mcu Call 1-800-2 .. "4 2 or 863·
1313 for more 1nform111on
'Myth or Rationality'
HUNTINGTON BEACH -James
March, profcs.wr of man1gcmen1 11
Stanford UnrvcD11}',~~ll s~ak on "Social
Science and the mph Of Rationahl')'"
Thursday at 7.30 I> m 1t UCl's Un1Vcrs11y Oub. Marth, a fonncr UCI profcuor, will d1scus1 the cooccpt ol n11onahty u 1
foundahon for contemporary thoull\t and euminc the conccpf1 Vlrtvcl and" r111l1S.
The lcdurc is free. For more info-nna lion, call 856-680S.
Table settlnas show
NEWPORT BEACH -A aood look
into four .~ Be~ ~ filled with C~UllllC table llCttitlp onMded by Oranae Counry scora it tc'heduted 10 1.m. to 4 p.m. Wcdncldey.
C1ndc:rclla Guild, Chlldrn'a Holpi1al ol 0C is _sponll>r of the 145·per•,.,,.,.
C¥eflt, whidl iMhldel luncl..o., faahioft
show and more table Mttitlp " Vo.. HCtllCrt h11crion. lplt Calidfta, ~sn; ti.s 1icb11 • ...... ._.. -
mtatlOll.
Run tor tllB """'
Hundre".Js of runners participated in the Run for the Roses, a
benefit 6K race at Mile Square Park in Fountain Valley Sunday.
The run is a community-supported event that benefits Los
Amigos and Fountain Valley High Schools' athletic programs.
Runners were awarded roses upon completion of the race, as
was Bill Branigan of Irvine, right, who finished 1n thi rd place
Possible million spectators view El Toro · Air Show
EL TORO MARINE CORPS the )00"" the ~est 'eat in the hou e."
AIR STATION _ The military fhe cru~h created huge traffic 1 he 'hov." tr.1dit1onal 1..ro\\d·
hardware that won the Persian pm\ on nc.1rhv \lreet!), and some pka,er. the "'''"~\ Blue Angel\
d d ""Hor• wall..cd f1\e mile to reach treal..ed aero ' the ,i.; .. in 'I' f-\ Gulf War wooped an roarc '
over a friendlier desert this the LI roro M.mne Corp Air I JCl' locked in ught fMmauon.
weekend. Station .is mile \OU thca\t of Lo'> The \1arine .\1r (m,unJ fa,i..
Angclc,, Rodngue'i .,,ud Force put on J .tll·m1nu1c a"ault.
Up to I million spectators 1 he n ... ing , ... eat her wa perfect, complete with 'ham oomhani::.
anended the 41 t annual El Toro howc,er parachuting mx1p' and the air
Air Show. a free spectacle that "It' heauuful up there," Lee dch'e"· of hca'" art11lcl'\.
the gull v.ar "J' e-.1dent
One ~1anne general drew a roar
from the crov.d on Saturda with a
t>lunt relercnce to Iraqi Pre 1dent
S.1ddam Hu,,cin
We rcall~ l..1d..cd h1 a h·~:
time." 'u1d .\1aJ Gen Royal N
\foclre Jr -----
\ 1,11 'r' 'a"' fi r thand a \anety
ol h gh 1e-.h aircraft and v.eapon
u'ed 1n the v.ar
-BJ Tb~ ocl•tttl ~n
filled the Orange County kics Oman of Idaho aid after cltngang A '>Ur1tc of patnot1,m 'P·•'rt.;cd hy
with mock bombings, wing-walker • 10 the wing of a biplane "l\e gol 1~ quid and dcchl\c '1Cl\lf) m
s tunt fl) in g and pr ects1 on r:=============================:=---===========, mancu\.er .
The crowd total was expected to
top the 00,000 people who
'lho....,ed up last year, Marine
Ma,tcr Sgt. Jake Rodrigues i.a1d
Sunday. It wa announced to v1\1l·
or' dunng the event thnt a many
n I 3 m1ll1on ~pecrntors viewed
School lunch menus
fountain Valley
chool District
Lunch menu for 1-ountJin
Valle) "-Crc not •n-01/ablc at pre~
11mc
Huntington Buch City
School District
Monday: Hot dog on a bun.
ketchup, baked beans. apple auce,
Jello cubes
Tue day: Mint ravioli v.1th meat
,auce, to ed alad, roll, vanilla
pudding.
Wednesday: Lunch menu for
M.1,. were not available nt press
time.
Laguna Buch Unfncd
School District
Monday: Rib·b·que with bun,
oven brown potatoes, ketchup,
to scd nlad, birthday cake, milk .
Tuesday: Battered chicken,
whipped potatoc • tea biscuit, red
apple "Wedge, milk.
Wednesday: Burrito beef and
bean. cote law with chow mein
noodle • fruit cup, animal crackers.
milk.
Th•nday: Hot dog or chili dog,
bun, relish, mu tard, oven fric~
orange juice, doughnut holes. milk.
Friday: Que 1d1lla, salsa, ~lad
green • carrot stick, ranch dip,
vanilla puddina. milk.
Newpert Meu UlllW
Sclloel Dhtrkl
M01td9y: Hamburger or hot dot.
French fries, fwnp, chocolate
pudding. milk.
1Wnd•1: Crisp taco, cheese and
lettuce. refried beans, nour
tortilla, milk.
w~ Bean and cheese
burrito or hot dot. tater tots, di•
peacks, milk. n.-,: Cbecte piua or hot dos. green salad, pun, milt.
~ Oven balled chicken or
hot q, BBQ bean1, frah fnit. .. •.
Suzanne ~1o~n thought the body he wanted
was out of reach. Then he called Diet Center and
took off 1 pounds and 24 inches m ju t week.s.
And she's kept it all off for O\'er a year~
What made the difference? For uzanne. it was
the fact she could eat reaJ food. not just tiny boxed
dinners. Plus. she liked ha\'in~ her CM·n Diet Center
counselor-someone she could talktowhocould help
tailor her program to fit her Hfestyle.
-hry paeration thinkl ii has a exclusive franchile on sex.
People in their 30I and 40s 'hive
trouble thlnkina about tboir
parents havi• 1ex. Equally, they
block out thinKina about the next
~~ration -their own kida -
having SCIC.
And every new ~neration of
teen-agers thinks it s dilCOYCred
some brand-?lew map: and can't
even imagme that their own
parents even think about -let
alone do -such things.
So, let's tnl~ about SCIC education.
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What would you do, for example, if the teen-age
girlfriend of your teen-age son emerged from his
room nt 7 a.m. some morning?
"It was a total shock," aid Connie, a mother who
has had this cxrrience. "I wasn't euctty aure what
to do at all. never ima,tned that Johnny was
sexually active.... I wonder what the girl's parents
think?"
Nobody likes the idea, but 10me parents decide
finally that letting their kids do what comes naturally
is the beat way not to traumatize them -or
themsetves. After all, we're all sexual, aren't we?
The really surprising thing is that lots of parents
are confuw:d about whether this is appropriate or
not .
It 's not appropriate. Permissive sex does not mean
sexual education. Parents should not approve of
anything like th1 . This does not mean, however, that
parents should ju t stand off at a distance reciting
the slogan, "Just ay no!"
Pa rents have a responsibility to know wh at their
children know about sex -both the dangers and
the joys. Parents have an equal responsibility to
. '
,
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make 1ure oKh child knowl all about the moral and
ethical beliefs tbat thok ~ holdl.
The an..-r ii that you can t really control anyone
cllc's sex life and that you may not even know much
about it. But thia does not mean that we should
allow our children to drift into mini-marri.-.
Marriafe of any kind ii inappropriate for teen-aaen.
Part o the parental responsibility is to set clear
hmitll in this reaard.
O K, so how do we do this?
All along the way, the project can be made a
whole lot simpler with just a few good books. Most
parents find 1t embarrassing and uncomfortable to
talk with their children about sex, beyond the
mechanical procedures of reproduction. The right
books will provide parents with information in th e
right kind of language, which helps to case
cmba rra mcnt on both sides.
h 's never 100 late, even for Johnny.
Kids may have more information than you think.
But, some of their information may be wrong and It
may be incomple&e. Go to a bookstore and look
around in the hum1n aexuality department and buy
what feels comfortable for you to pus on.
Even 1f you think that your child never reads
anything. it's likely she or he will make an exception
in this case.
Then take the time to sit down with your child
when there is no outside distraction and go through
the book together, chapter by chapter.
This intimate and private time together is the
perfect opportunity for parents to explain to their
children the connection between love, sex; marriage
and babies.
Sharing the sweet "secrets" of life remains one of
the greatest satisfaction of parenthood.
Dr. Und• AJ1••I I• • l•mlly and m•rrl•~
coun1tlor with omctl In Coron• d~I M•r.
Medical labs not infallible, report says C/iro/l'ICtlc: Ma •'•·
SAN JOSE Many of
California's medical laboratories
that tc t for cancer, AIDS and
other di eases are giving out wrong
re ult • but few have been shut or
dt ciplined, according to a report
pubh!>hcd Sunday.
tate regulator!> speculate that
!>laffing hortagc!i have ldt them
>ea r.-. behind m collecting the info-
rm.11ion they need to determine
h\W• many labs regularly turn out
in.u.:cu ratc rc\ult . the • an Jo. e
\kH.llf) 1C\\\ \,lld.
Society of Pathologist~ When a
test comes back, "people ju t
a!>sume it's right. ... It looks like
people know what they're doing."
Siegel, director of the lab at San
Jose's Alexian Brother Ho pital,
i.aid most problems, particularly
tho e in private laboratories, can
be blamed on their bemg part of a
"money-driven indu try."
Lab worker say competition i
1io intense that owners try to
queeze out the most profit by
delaying or skipping maintenance
on equipment, forcing "-Orkcr to
run too many te t and hmng
poorly trained people, the Mercury
News reported.
Laboratory industry pokesman
,aid error ore rare and most labs
do good, careful work. But
Annnnrnrie Barros, a Woodland-
h a., c d con!>ul tnnt 1n lab
m.1nagcmcnt, aid the problem i\
wur\C than the industry likes to
;1tlmt1
'I ha\C £ound U lot Of praCtlCC'I
that I JU"t cri nge at," she said.
1 he Me rcury New a id
1n-.pector found patient samplei..
at 'omc lah were being analyL.ed
by machine., that hadn't been
cleaned or tested in months or
years. In pectors also said
equipment was miscalibrated.
Files for 100 San Francisco Bay
nrea labs show that at least a
dozen in recent years have flunked
or failed to take required accuracy
te ts for three consecutive
quarter , the newspaper said.
That 1 grounds for automatic
licen e su pen ion for six month ,
but the lab were allowed to
operate ao; u ual for uj1-to two
}enrs, the ne"'spapcr said.
-By tht .Usoci•tttl Prus
,,,., -""' It war/ti
Oh, did it
hurt!
was good or bad.
Reltef wa!> in tan! -almost
magical. Why? I don't know.
'It '\ prctt) much a crt\i\
,,pe rat1on ," said Rodertcl..
l lamhhn. formerly Caltfornta\ 11.>p
lt1b regulator. "Only the mo~t
~ut 1cal !>itc' .ire being c;uneycd.
.1nll man). many. many that
proh.1hl'.t need to be (in\pccted)
.1rcn't hccausc they're not
unllcr\tood to be u pect."
Ultraviolet hazards exaggerated
sixty
minutes on a
bike 1n the
pretzel
posit;on and
the next day, I
could hardly
walk. It wa tn
the left lower
back, but I
couldn't e"en
turn m} head.
I immediate ly c.tllcd my
doctor for thei..e problem,, a
good indication that I wa
hurtmg. I ge nerally fend for
my,elf.
M.D.s have alway\ given
chiropractor a hard ttmc, but 1r
I had ought the help of another
M.D. for m)' aching back, I
would still be aching -and
popping pills. I think the
problem M.D.s have with
chiropractic therapy is that no
one, not even the chiropractor,
really knows why it is so helpful
for certain conditions, especially
the aching back. Since 1t can't
be explained, it mu!>! not work,
and chiropractic suffers from the
"tomato effect," being a therapy
that works, but is thought not to. Caltlornia ha!> 3.500 medical !ah-,
.ind ~5.000 ltcen cd lab technician'
-more than .iny other \late But
their acuvitics ure overo;een onl)
h) 12 tate tn pector , according to
the nc:w!-paper, which rev1~v.cll
\late and federal records. F-our of
thm.e po\ttton recently were filled
after being vacant for month .
"1 cd1cal laboratorie arc
required to undergo periodic
.1ccuracy exam But only a fifth of
the lab-.' core were reviewed in
19 because the \late had onl)
one peri..on to do the JOh.
according to the tate auditor
ge neral. I he agcnc) warned the
une'Camined lab" -7 percent of
tho\e in the \t.11e -"may he
presenting .1 ri\k 10 those \I.ho rel)
on their services."
l::.xperts \Jtd tel-I\ gencr,tll~ .ire
accurate and pt111cnt\ 'houlJ rwt
.1void taJ..ing them, bu1 \\Mnctl th.11
too many people, 1nclmltn)! ph)'IC·
1.111\, believe they arc 1nt.1lhhk
"Mo~t do tor' reg.1rd u' ·''
l"lcing n lot more c1cnt1ltl than
they arc," \.1td Dr \\tlltarn J.
·1egcl, pre.,tdcnt of the C..dlilnrn1a
An opt1c1an at Sterling Optica l
ill explaining why she wants her
cu tomcrs 10 buy a special coa ting
for their gla.,ses that protect\ the
eye<; from ultraviolet light.
"Ultra-.1olet ray do eventual!)
cau e cataract ," .. ay Claire
tee le "Anybody "ho worJ..,
under Ouore cent hght1ng or "'orJ..,
Mth a computer. "'e recommend
ultrJ-.1olc1 protection. I(
'"mchocl) 's '-ltttng 1n front of ,,
computer for 10 hours a dJv.
the'."'re gettmg '>Orne \C rtous
d~hil!!C "
.\t Len' Craltcr., the rne~\,1gc 1\
'1m1lar M.rnager Robert ull1van
-,a>' ··people who \\<Ork under
fluore cent hght arc constantly
betng bombarded w11h ultraviolet
hght... Sale' people uggest that
the coattng "will block the light
1hat ma}. in the future. cau~e
cataracts."
But doctors ay that's "wrong.
The amount of ultraviolet hght
g1H'n off hy fluoresce nt ligh ting "
m1n1mal, and close to none\isten1
1f plastic covers the bu lb
Computer c reen po e no
ultraviolet threat at all.
ome tore' lhat ell cycglJs.,es
arc tt'iing fe<1r of fluorescence to
'ell coa tings that remove
ull rn-.iolct light from the eyes -
,1nd as much as $21 from the
wallet.
·1 don't think anyone'!\ hown
there "' a big uhraviolet problem," '"'ti Dr. Davi d Eifrig, a re earchcr
.ind .,poi..ei.man for the American
,\c.1dcm~ of Ophthalmology "H
\Uu hear some people in the
tndu'tr) 1allo,, 1f )OU go out 1dc
,,.1thuu1 eye protectton you'll 1.111
O\Cr dend "
I or mo-.t people. an ultr•" 1ok1
coat1n & doesn't make any
difference," aid Dr. Robert Bahr,
a profc, ur of oph1h,1lmology .11
Brown UnM!r\lty.
Ultr.1\lolct, or UV. light "
tnv1 ,1ble. It causes tanning,
sunburn and !.omet1mes i..ki n
cancer
The eye ca~1ly handlci.. mo<,t
cxpo,urc to ultraviolet light. The
eye·, lens. along with the cornea
that cove rs ti. filters out most UV
mys
''And if your glas e arc made
ou! of any of the plas11co;. they
filter out much of the UV ltght a'
well," Etf ng 'aid.
There 1s no debate that some
people do need UV protection on
their gla\SC!>. The li!it • includes
people taktng mcdictne that make
thetr .,km hyper\cn1,1tive to the . un
and people who have had cataract
\ur~ery (who. c arttfictal lens may
lacJ.. u V co,lltng)
Mo rn Waxler. a rcscareh
p'>)Cholog1s1 for the U.S Food and
Drug Administration, aid doctors
are ull debating whether strong
.. unltght cau e cataracts. The
evidence cems trong, he aid, but
not c-.eryone is convinced.
However. he said there is oo
debate on the quc tton of whether
people need to be protected from
ultraviolet ray!I if they work under
Ouore ce nt light or in front of a
computer crcen.
1 he , creens "arc not a source of
UV radtatmn,'' Waxler said. and
'';i'i far as we know. there isn't a
c lear relationship between
fluore!'cen l hght~. cataract or
anything harmful I don't J..now of
anyone "'ho "-OU Id ay tho e levels
arc .i problem."
-BJ C'r lpps Ho1t11rd
\' t'tt Cr'\ frt'
TM
Dr. Daniel Belove 1~ a
chiropractor, and my experience
a hts patient ha alway been
pica ant. His office 1 bright,
prof e~ional and friend I)' and
Ka} ha11 the blue t eye in
Orange County.
Dr. Belove a kcd me all the
right que lion~. careCully exam-
ined my aching back, and noted
that my left leg wa about a
half-inch -.hurter than my right.
The X-rays showed a . pine
beaten up by 30 years of
running, but no fracture or
collap cd di k ... A pasm 1n the
mu cles of my lower back was
pulling my pelvis up, making my
left leg appear shorter when I
\\a\ lying n.11.
Dr. Belove went 10 worJ...
Starting with my neck, he "
ad1u tcd" my entire spine.
cont ort ing m)' b ody and
"cr.tckin g" Ill} 101nt lhe cra cks
"'ere loud I forgot to a .. ~ if that
The "placebo,'' a therapy that
1'i though to work but docs not,
1 the opposite of the "tomato
effect.·· and both hape what 1
done 1n modern medicine.
Wnt1ng about the "tomato
elfect," Dr Jnme S. Goodwin
from ,.the Uni-.crs1ty of New
Mexico note!> that "there are
only three 1 -.uc that mdttcr tn
p1cJ..1ng ,, thl!rapy. Doe 1t help?
How toxic 1 11? How much doe
11 COM?
I claim to ~ open minded,
which "' a good indication that I
am JU!>I as biai.ed and
conclttioned ac; anyone, hut I did
bury the ch1ropract1c hatchet
year., Jgo. J seek the help of
chiropractor-; for tho e aching
problem that are their bread
dnd butter. It help!>, 11 10, non-
IO'<tC, and 1t doe n't co t much.
Jul/an Whltaku, M .D.,
opuatt tht Whitaker WC'l/nt•
In titutc Jn t ttport Be•~h.
Your single s ource
for comprehensive
medical services.
Surgical help offered for sagging eyelids
By Dr Christopher Lyon
St>eclal to Ille Dilly P. IOI
)Our brow nnd eyelids then and puff out to form tho e tlnnoying
now. Gravity and time can take little bag .
their effect . This is especially prominent in
Gravity. Yes, that's the tuff that Over the year, the pull of the outhern California with the
brought down Isaac Newton' earth's gravity, combmed with the bright sun hine and outdoor life-
applc from his tree. What doe. lo ~ of ela'iticity in the kin, causes tyle. Prolonged uposure to the
)Oll m.1)' be taking, the phy\lc1an
"'111 give you a mirror and dtl\CU c;
poc;c;1blc re ult . Your eyelids and
brow structure will be analytcd
"11 h a dt cue; ion of approprillte
treatment and po ~1ble approach
to )Our problems. Tbe Medical Plaza Association, located next to
Fubion Island lD Newport Beach, provides the most
comprebenllve pwp of physicians, dental special-
istl and outpatient medical services in Southern
California. In one convenient location!
Nearly 200 bealtb care professionals are available
to meet your iDdividual health care needs. Pbys-
ldaDI and denu.ta are available in each of the
foUowinl specialties:
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gr.1v1ty do to your face'> One can the eyebrow~ to ag, the forehead 11un al o can affect the skin' cla~-
ce by 1ak1ng out old photo and 10 wrinkle and creases on the t1city
loo~1ng into the mirror. Compare hndge of the nose and cycltd to Many people wonder, "Can I do
-----------------------------. something about this?" nnd many
H ~ A l T ti T /\ I K ~
''OH MY
ACHING BACK!''
A free pubhr forum sponsored by the
Medical Plu• AtlOC'1•tion •t Newport Cl'nter.
If you've ever suffered from b• k p•in, you're not •lone.
Two out ol tvery thrH ind1v1du•l1 ticpu1tncl' •iRnific•nt
t>.ck p.tln in their lifetime. But new trHtment techniques,
t>•trciff ther1py and proper body mt'Ch.tnics nn now help
chronic b.Kk _,.in 1ufftrtrt find rtlief ind •void 1n1ury .
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people do. They proceed to get a
consultation with an ophthalmolo-
gi t, cosmetic or pla tic urgeon
for a po 1ble answer.
What can one expect in the mi-
tial consultation concerning re to-
ration of the eyelid and brO\\I ?
The more reali tic one's expecta-
tions, the happier the outcome will
be .•
After your history has been re-
viewed, along with any other medi-
cal problems and medicine 1ha1
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You may a k to \CC photo!> of
1m1lar patient • outcomes in )Our
age group, or be given a computer
imulation of the propo cd sur-
gery
In ~me instance • )'Our eyelid
and brows drooping ma) be ini-
pamng v1 ual function and may be
covered by your m urance com·
pany. Often, however, the proce-
dure is primarily coi.mc11c { uch ac;
the removal of the bulge 1n your
lower eyelids) and u ually is not
covered by insurance .
Whate..ier your situation, if r.<!u
have que lions regarding possible
options, call your doctor and allow
htm or her to help .
(Thi column deal$ with com-
mon medical topics ind bnlth ;, •
sue . Oue.rions ire 1uwered by
medical •nd dent.J ... ,.,. in
the .,.,,,...,. fieldl of ap.n;..)
"\'ea. Yea
Nal\ttte" w11
the cry
Thursday
cvenin1 11
Nanette fabray
cntonained the
Associates of
1 he House Ear
Institute of
Orange County
at the Newport
Marriott.
F1bray, who
ha s been
performing !imce
the age of three
.. -Society
and has appeared with the most
important potpie in show b12,
deli&hted the group of 116 by
rcmTniscing, chatting, singing, and
whistlina. And, as a real surpri e,
he played a saw, a plain old
carpenter's saw. Yes, &he is versa-
tile!
The entertainer came to the
cocktail hour, joined the group for
dinder and remained a while
aftorwards when everyone wanted
to tell her how much they enjoyed
the 1how. (Anyway, 1he had ID
have her dessert -rich and lovely
chocolate·macadamia nut cheese
cake.
Wearing a two-piece silk
ensemble designed by a heart and
brain surgeon in Cleveland (no
kidding, he does surgery four day
a week and design on three),
Fabray arrived accompanied by
Dr Howard House, founder of
House Institute.
".Nanette was one of the fir!it
celebrities to tell people about the
problems of hearing. She had
otosclerosis and we got her
hearing back for her," said House.
(Doctors from all over the world
come 10 the institute to learn the
Houc;e technique, and 9,000 new
patients arc seen each year.)
The entertaining guest of honor
and House were welcomed by
Associates president G loria
Osbrink, who founded the 85-
membcr organization in Orange
County in 1987. Other Osbrinks
attending were son Ron and wife
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land I lmd ti llal• EIP lllltiblll
Lynda Osbrink, husband Ray, who
plays a mean piano and did so 11
"Happy Birthday" was sung to
their son James attending with
wife Suunne. Actor James (staae
name Bentley) had that day
landed a role in HBO pilot "TV"
with filming to begin in a couple
of weeks.
The dinner of petite
filet/hicken manala and that
cheesecake was also served up to
Athena and Peter Pitchess, Mary
Lou and Scott Hornsby, Virginia
and Paul Bender, Barbara and
Ben H am , Mary Ann and Lon
Wells (Ben and Lon arc helping
with the Aug. 26 Hope/House golf
tournament at Mesa Verde), Tina
and Matt Schafnitz, Sheri and Cal
Mead, Olga Ellis, Sandra· Brodie,
Hester HardAge and Mimi and
Tom Cro on and Steve and
Hedda Marosi.
Others were Gloria and Howard
Hassett, Sue Jarvie, Nancy and
Donald Wynne, Joanne Stewart
and Betty Jane and Richard
Smith. --J'
..... °"""°' .... ea-°""' ,.... Guest o( honor anette fabray and Dr. Haward House are welcomed by Gloria Osbrink, president of the
Assoc1at~ of the House Ear Institute, to the group's fun d-raiser.
Joanne Ste .... art, Tina SchJtnitz and Mimi Crosson at
the Hou .. c ln,lltutc dinner Bt"n and Barbara Harris. House In t1tult" c;upportcrs Richard dnd Bett\ Jane Smith at the As'.><X.1ates
Support groups offer best chance to beat panic attacks
Ob\R A:'-J'\r
LA OCR
Th1\ lc11er " 1n
r e spo n 'c to
'Ch1eago Clo,c t
C a c '' "h o
"rote aho ut the
cnpphng cJf ect~
of pamc .111.ick~
I. too. ,uffcred
1.1<1th the ~.1mc
problem F o r
ye.ir I couldn't
go to .1 sport
-l.1111111'1
c ... ent, a grocery \tore, a re taurant
or a mo\1e for fear I'd have an
attack. The law degree I had
llt rugglcd .o hard to acquire wa of
no value bccau.;c It wa1i nearl>
1mpo 1blc for me to wori.. out 1dc
m home
I bcc.amc l!dd1cted to
1ranqu11izers and med e"cr) anti·
dcprc ant on the marli.et othmg
\\-Orli.e d In ra'ct , the drug\
p roduced dcepa feeling' o t
JO\h:t) and in CCUrit) "'h.ll
turned my life around wa
med1ta11ng, going to -;upport group
meeting\ .rnd reading bool>. 1n the
hbrarv on .in\ICt)' and phobia' A
certain magic tal>.e1, mer when
people who hare the ~Jme
problem get 1ogcther 10 help e.1ch
other. Plea e print th1 letter for
1ho'c who arc now where I "'a
five year' ago.
-Feelinjt Fit in lnd1.ina
Otar Indiana: I've bttn
S"lm~d with lttttr from people
•ho have conquettd panic attacks
In a urlcty or ••)'•· It Is
Important to ~member that a
physical cum to rule out a medic-
Insect royalty ustially
doesn't come in pairs
AnJ1:1ety
interferes with
memory, that'
known Some
p sf chop at h s ·u fer little
anlDoty, 1f any.
Micheal menta·
hs• say that•,
pr\bably why
certain criminals
whhout
cinscienccs
ember all
of Hfetime
1111 thlt
telMI to
king bees, queen ants but no king
ants, queen termites -pay
attention -and king termite ,
Oerks don't JU.11p at the chance
to wait on prcsnant women. Cab
drivers would just as 10011 not pick
them up. Waiten are none too
easer to serve .them. So aantend
thole who research matten mater·
nal . The ~Judice ii IUblle but
loHd, th_e1 insist. A k>t al peOP.'e
feel a bit uncomfortable 1n the
pretence nf expectant mothen
with w9'om tftCY're not acquainted.
They a, they don't know why.
I• tbat '"Oone Wn. nt Wfnd"'
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al problem is ab olutely cs enlial.
''°""er, mo t readers said the)
had the greatest success with
upport groups and self-help
books. Many years ago I
rt'commended two books by Dr.
Claire Weekt . T._ou and or
readers •TOtt to say those books
avcd their llvcs. The lltles art:
''Hope and Help (Of' Your Nerves"
a nd "Puce From Nervou
ulfertng." They should be in your
local library. Rud on:
horn Fort Wayne: Four }Cars
ago at age 22, l had my first
nn'<tcty auaci... I wa. in a store
tf)tng on clothe . Pow' Out of
nowhere 1t hit me. l thought I wa
d)'mg. I \\ent 10 a doctor who said,
''You're 1n excellent health," and
'ient me to a pS}ch1atmt. The
p )Ch1•tmt .;aid, "You don't need
me 'I llU need .1 .. uppon {HllUp.''
And thJt'c; "'here I fm all) got "ell.
Ui Jolla, Calif \n)one '"ho ha'
a panic a11aci.. \h<'uld get a
complete ph)',1cal cx.1minatton b~
a repu1able doctor I 1hought I '-"3'
gl)lng Crn7" un11I I fm all) deci ded
to get t h1.:cl>.ed O\C r. 1 he problem
wa~ lo" blood 'ug.1r
Porti.1nd. Ore. M) panic .i11aci..,
were o 'c"ere I u'ed to "'ind up
rn 1he emcr~enc) rtlom because I
thought I wa... having a heart
a11ad. M) wonderful doctor
traced my problem 10 an rnner-ear
dy function. ~ow 1 feel terrific
Chicago 1 hank to )Our
column, Ann, I now know that I
am not the onl)' ont A-ho h panic
•utaci.. . I hypcl'\oen1 .. ate, my hcan
beat a mile a minute, I get diU)
and then hot and cold. all the
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"'h1le alr;ud I'll pa ' out and
people ~ 111 think I am drunk. l'"e
alrcad ... m;1de an ppo1n1men1 v.11 h
a docto r for a complete ched;up
If I'm 01'. I'm coing "' look up a
'elf-help group. rhani.. .. a m1lhon.
Palm Spring' \ppro"matcl~ Z4
million people in the n11ed
Stat e \Ulfe r from a n\I Ct\
d1M"1rders Fev.cr than one o ut of
lour eek treatment . J here arc
elf-help group in e'el)· tate .ind
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'tarting 'uch a gro up can get info-
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'-"OUld be appreciated
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LOS ANOBLm -In the end,
I TV sbow helped 11CD lllpllila in
five days what hlu I Miteean had
not been able to do iii 14 ,.an:
locate the man supected of
detonatin' the bomb that killed a
Chilean d111ident.
On Tuesday, Virailio Piblo Pu
Romero was arrested u he pulled
up in his pickup truck to the
landscapins business he has
operated for si.x years near West
Palm Beach, Fla.
The Cuban exile was the
remaining fu&itivc in the Sept. 21,
1976, Washington, D.C., deaths of
former Ambassador Orlando
Letelier and aide Ronni Moffitt.
The arrest came after omconc
watching Fox-TV's "America's
Most Wanted" on April 19
recognized Paz's picture as the
face of landscape1 Frank Baez.
Paz, 39, was arrested on char,es
of conspiracy to murder a fo reign
official and conspiracy 10 manu-
facture explosives.
He has been held pending a
bond hearing. On Friday, a federal
magistrate in West Palm Beach
decided to move the hearing to
Washington.
"For us, this i a big capture,"
said John Wal h, ho 1 of 1he 3-
year-old series based in 1he
nation 's capital. Pa s t
accompli hments include the 19 9
arrest of John Emil L1s1 , who
eluded authorities for I years
after killing his mother, his wife
and their three children.
Of 347 fug111ve profiled on the
Fox show, 148 have been arrested
a the direct re ult of v1ev.er tips,
'laid program spokesman Jack
lnltin. Eiabt or thali ..,. • tlli
PBl'a most wanted list.
.. America's MOit Wanted" ....
NBC'a "UnlC>Md Mysterili" ._.
pu& MW mUlde inlO &he .......
of the law.
President Bush has commended
"America's Most Wanted," whicb
often a toll-free number after ,..
creatina unsolved crimes tabn
fri>m the files of police agendel.
"Unsolved Mysteries" mixe1
crime stories with searches for
miuin1 loved ones and segments
on mysterious legends. About 40
percent of its criminal profiles
have resulted in arrests, a series
spokesman sa id.
Despite their popularity, these
shows have not escaped criticism.
Some say they blur an already
arbi tra ry line separating
entertainment from journalism and
that they encourage vigilantism
and Big Brother spying.
"If they actually lead 10 the
capture of a su pect, they become
the story them elves," said Phil
Gutis, national seokesman for the
American Civil Liberties Union.
"Although these programs nre
about actual crimes, they can
fos1er a vigilante atmosphere
"here' neighbor actually spy on
each other in the hopes of getting
some publicity."
In the case of "Unsolved
Mystenes," n que t for publicity
placed NBC' hugely succcs ful
series in the uncomfortable
position of unknowingly
broadcasting an elaborate hoax.
An October segment featured
Lo Angele~ d1 c jockeys Kevin
Ryan and Gone "Bean" Baxter re·
creating their June 13, 1990, radio
show during which an unidentified
.
Local conductor
caller confessed to murdering his
girlfriend
The confession generated about
400 calb from people who thought
they recognized the caller or the
case. orchestrating it to boost ratings .
Six months later, the Los The two apologized on the air and
Angele Times reported the were suspended for six day The
confe s1on was faked 2nd that Federal Communication!>
Baxter and Ryan admitted to • Commission 1s inve tiga1ing.
M a follow-up; "Unaolw
..,...,..." II wdl• oa ..,.. .... d 11111 111111 ·uoo-
uc1111 c11c.....,.· fnud.
..It -til,_a belief when
heard it WM a boa," uid aec utM producer John c.o.pove ... ,
just ffnd it 1CUenin1 1ha1 ~
would do this. It aoes ~
human neture."
To ufepard a11in1t deccptiolllj
Cos.rove said proarani
par1ic1pants arc ukcd to sip
affidavits swearin1 their statements
arc true.
Walsh said "America's MOI~
Wanted" has never been victim to
an on-air hoax.
AJ for the ACLU's criticism1 Walsh said he has never heard
those specific complaints from the
organization. Mou of the
arumblinp about the proaram, he
said, have come from television
critics and newspaper reporten.
"We have not, in 3 'h years,"
Walsh said, "ever had one instance
of people taking lhe law into their
own hands. l believe people work
within the system."
Walsh became a nationaf
crusader for victims rights after his
6-year-old son, Adam, was
a~ucted from a Florida shoppina
mall and murdered. The father'•
efforts on behalf of missing
children were dramatized in two
made-for-television movies.
"I've been work.fog within the
system since my son was
murdered," Walsh said. "I've
always believed that the American
public i fed up with violent crime.
This 1s reality TV. The public is
the real judge."
Shostakovich quits troubled symphony
off to Santa Cruz -NE:W ORLE:.ANS Maxim tor five years bu t only four season
- one ea'lon had to be canceled
for lack of money.
audience stood for several minutes
and gave him a resounding
ovation. He embraced and kissed
many of the musician , who
applauded him enthusiastically.
programs, his letter said.
John Larry Granger, South
Coast Symph ony Orche!>tra
conductor, ha~ been cho en a
the new mu 1c d 1 rect or
conductor of the Santa Cruz
Symphony. fi e wa cho en after
a national 1wo·yca r earch from
a field of more than 40
candidates
Granger will add h1 dut1c\ a
d1rector/conductor in anta Cruz
·to hi s exi tin~ position 3) music
director/conductor for South
Coast Symphony. In June. he
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profes!l1onal oboist and Engli h
horn player. He began hi
conducting career w11h Herbert
Bl o m,1ed1 , c urre nt music
director of the San Pranc1 ·co
ymphony.
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ShoMakovich, ~n of the great
Ru 1an compoc;er Dm11r1
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New Orleans Symphony' mu 1c
director, ·a}ing he ha not been
paid for the pnst eason.
"1-requently we lack the means
to pay our gue!lt conductors and
soloists . :· he said in a letter
po tcd Saturday afternoon on the
orchestra\ bulletin board. "I-or
the entirety of la t season 1 was
paid nothing at all."
ho 1akov1ch, 52, aid he v.a
qu1111ng "in b111erne s and
"cxation" O\er money trouble that
ha"c dimmed the orche tra'
f uturc I le ha!> been mu ic director
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While cx pres 1ng deep
atisf action for ht~ work with "thi
remarkab l e orchestra,"
Sho takovich aid propo ed budget
cuts would reduce the eason's
artistic v.orth "to a d1 appointing
level."
The future "appear to be even
more depres ing than the
present," he wrote. "I can
unfortunately no longer permit
myself, a mu 1c director, to take
upon myself the responsibility for
what 1s happening, and therefore I
feel I mu'it resign from this
pos111on."
Edwin Lupberger, president of
the Symphony Board, :ud he
regretted Sho takovich\ decision,
"panicularly at this time as we are
turning the corner financially and
moving ahead with our fund-
ra1 mg."
Lupberger, who 1s chairman and
president of Entergy Corp., a
u11hty company, said Sho takovich
may be asked to consider
returning to New Orleans as a
gue t conductor for everal
cla 1cal concerts next season.
After Sho takov1ch's final
t:l)nccrt Saturday night, the-
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Many in the audience seemed
unnware of his resignation when
the concert began, but word
spread at the intermission.
Someone hung a sign reading
"Plca'le don't go, Maxim" from the
balcony, but it was visible only 10
the musicians and a few audience
members.
"I had no other way," was
Sho takov1ch''> only comment
The management has propo ed
cutting the L991 ·92 eao;on from 28
to 23 week,, including ht own
The Orchestra Committee, a
group that represent the
mus1c1an in negotiations, blamed
ma1rngement for the resignation
and called Shostakovich "not only
a 1ar performer on the world'
concert stages, but a living
h1 toncal hnk to one of the
grea1e11t figure of 20th-century
mu 1c"
Sho takov1ch' father died in
1975.
Emergency fund·raisfog drives
were held year after year. The
symphony hired 1t first full·time
manager in 1986, but he later
resigned in frustration .
-B1 the .4s ocl•lftl Prn1
Acting workshop starts
fhe Jew1 h Community Center
of South Orange County 1s
ponsonng the Actor Arlt I Group
Worl hop conducted by founder
and art1iitic d1rectvr Peter Henry
Sch roeder.
Classe HC chcduled on
Tuesday and Wednc day evenings.
Wednesday cla e will start May
1: Tuesday se ion tarted April
23. B~th sessions will Tun-
continuou ly. starting at 7 p.m.,
and wall be held at 298 Broadway
in Laguna Beach.
Schroeder 1 a director. actor,
teacher and producer with
extensive experience in film ,
televi ion and theater.
The v.ork hop will offer trointng
for the actor m technique work,
monologues and scene study.
for additional informa11on ca!I
lhe cen_,.er ar 497-2070.
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incc the Orange Coast Daily Pilot fi rst puhl1c;he<l an
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Today In History
l o<.1 .. 1y '' Mom.ht). April ~Q, the
I 19th J.1) of 1<>91. I here .ire ~4h
Jay left an the )C.U
Toda)• Hlghllght In ll l~tory:
On Apri l 29. 1945. Amcrn:Jn
.. old1er\ ltbcrJted the Na11 conccn·
trarion ca mp an Dach.tu, German>-~here ten' of thou,anth of people
had pcmhcd
Ttn )tar~ ttito: I rud: dm er
Peter Sutchffc admitted an a
London court to be1np. the
· York hire Ripper," the killer of
I 3 ~omen 1n northern I n~l.1mJ
Write to usl
durin~ 1 f1\c \Car period
t'hl' )Hr li 1120: I he ~ov1e1
l 111on .1ppc.1lcd 10 the \\-e\I for
help in fil!ht1ng n rcattor lire ll
the Chcrnnh) I nucle.ir power pl int
th 11 had 'ent a r.1c.lttl.lct1H· cloud
illfO'' northc,1,tcrn l·uropc
Ont> )Car ago: r he 'P·ICC \hull It
D1 <.nnc ry landed .; .. ll ely ,11
L d\\Jrcl' Air· f-orlc U,1 c an (ahl
nrn1.i .1flcr .~ m1\\111n "h1ch .,,,,~
the depln\ment of the I luhhlc
Sp.ice I clc,copc
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GA LlfORNI A
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Kennedy 'depressed, dejected'
WA lllNGTON -Sen.
l:dward M Kennedy, whale
maintaining h1<1 regular \\Ork
chedule, '" de cnbed by friend<; ac;
"deprec;scd and de1eeted" by the
uproar about ht Easter , .. eekenJ
e capadc'i an Palm Beach
Seeking out
advice from
political
supporter,,
Kennedy wa
g1 .. en th1 \ COUO\CI
by one longtime
backer: You must
'itOp drinking tn
public. But this
fnend is not
op11m1 tic that
the enator wall
alter hie; lifestyle.
"Ile JU t doc'in 't
get 11," 'ia1d the
ad .. 1 er
Old Kenned\
an,1der .. doubt·
the u-.ual
Kennelly
'tonc"alhng nu
J'CNlllJI UN:\ \ ... 11 \ufftce th•'
11me. l he~ hcltc\C th.ti he will
h,l\C 10 tell the lull \tOl'V nf "h II
h.1ppened Good r rid.I) ·a~
Kenned\. I lortdJ e\tay
Grounding Sununu
The up.,hot of the flap over
John \ununu\ tr,1"cl 1n Air f-orcc
Je t'" th.it the prc,1dent'!I chief of
'ta ft "111 be flying a great dcdl le<.'
rn the future
\! hit<: I fou,e 10\1t.lcr' '>jY the ...
"111 he no rn '""" nt the rule'
rel1uir111~ "ununu Ill lrUH~I on
'l't urc ~mernment pl.me' rt1thc:.r
th.in lnmrrn:r'-1.11 .»rl'r.1ft '1nr c in
he ,11toru 111 P·" '>'h,11 the ~1r
£mle '·'''ht' trtp\ rellh CO't lhc
onl' '""''er: gwund \ununu
l he \\ ,1,h1ntitnn Pc"t "
d"clu .. urc:.' of \ununu., 1r .... c1,
'>'Cfe uni) .1 p.1rt11I .. urpri'e tv hi\
ho" PrC\l\lenl Bu'h had heen
m,1dc ,\\\.ire th.11 the nc'>' '-paper
w," .1he1u1 tn pullll\h .tn C\fK><:c on
Sununu\ fin ance but did not
know the prec1<;e 1arget
\o Marlo?
California A''emhl\-\pcal..er
W1ll1e Brown I\ n,11lv predicting
thJt e~ ) urk (101. \1 ar10 Cuomo
will nol be J cand1JjtC for
prec;1den1 in 199:?
"Mano ne,cr run' for
pre\ldent.' '·'>" Bm, .. n, "ho
h.1ppcn' to he a fan of the
~ovcrnor He would la ke 111 \CC
Cuomo run 1h1' 111ne, \1c~1ng him
j\ the trongec.1 c.1nlhlla1c, but
feel-. the New Yorker 1
pwch >lng1C,1ll> unprepared to tai..c
the plunge.
Mandrla a~surec; Hu h
'outh AlriL,1·, hi 1d. lc.u.Jcr
~chem \t.1ndcl.1 '' 'cnd1n~ pm,11c
m1." H'l' 10 Prc\ldent flu,h to
·"'"'e him th,H 1h1l.~ll ... It' \lm .• rn
'\ 1t1on.1I Con\!rc" I \'\( I Jdl' '"
lh1 rot .11"•"' rcprl.'l. nr thl \ '( '
h. I I I'll" 111 Ill
\\ hu1 puhh,hc I re.: p rl' '·'''
n 'nth cl.umctl t ~ 11 \t tndcl 1 h.ul
re.id lhc rll't 1 to B11,h tl11nn • 1
tl 1t: ph•ne t.1 I.. '1,tndl I 1 a-.1..cJ
L \ \mh.'"·"I 'r \\ II am l llC\
"" n l•I tell nu,h th II he had
n 1th1111:. t\1 ,ll1 '>'1th the le 11.:
A foo1note A'\( leh·"•n)!cr
Chm Hau) w.i' '>C\C:reh cr1t1uLccl
b\ black lcaJer'> rn outh Af n .1
I;,, "Ce lur 1dcnt1h1ng h1m,clf ,u.
clo\eh "llh the l \ ( <'mmunl\t
P 1rl) ·jnJ tounn~ Amt:rtl..t under
It\ ,IU'Pll.C\
Cnliromia priLt
Oemncra11c lc.1der'> in the
( .ihf rni,1 \1,tte \en.ite h.1vc
pm Itch offered Rcpuhhc.in' .1
dc.11 that '>'Uuld 'ipht the \ljtc\
congrc,.,.on.il dclcgal1Un 26 to 2ll.
giving "" 'C\C:n ne'>'-\CJ!\ 1(1 the
GOP
In return. :'.fl of the '!7
mcumhcnt Democrc111c \Cal an the
present J'-member delega11on
"nuld keep their ,c,11' But that
m.1\. n11t be po,,11'lc t-c~Ju'e of
vn11n1? uchh lcg1,l.11u1n rec1.u1nng
1111norit\ repre,cnta11un
I he ltcht O\cr th1.: hie C.1hforn1ll
pruc ma' "ell rc,ult 1n ,, \Clll hy
Repuhh"an (1<'" p, tc. \\ I \ln cif
"hat '' P·'''cd h) tht
Dcmocr.1t1v ntrollcd kg1,l.11urc
P••pulat1on u o"th lu\lir'
Repuhhc•rn'. '' 'h~n l'i\. the
D-::mocrat\ rem ir .1blc ~f).26
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Leners
Cldcltln •
ro the Editor
Not too long ago the City of
C04ita Me.,a did a great Job ol ha·
r&\!ling a -welder of art ot>;ects a
to height, Loning, etc. on Superior
Avenue. I helie-.e it was ia either
an 1ndu\tr1al or commerc:W zone.
J thin~ 11 1 about time citizen
of ( o .. ra Mesa are entitled to find
ou1 ""h" "e h<.1\e had to live under
such cond1tiOn\ of d151Ust and ne·
~lect ,1, the -.c;ene of disucer a
oh en.cd n1 Orange and 17th
St reel
Rcgardle c; of v.ord rcprding a
bankruptcy of Pioneer Chicken .
.. anduh-.m or ~hatc .. cr, I believe
11mc ha run out I am sure any·
one IMng in the v1cmity or many
people pa-;sing b)' arc thoroughly
tired or the devastating scene, 1n·
c:•1thng the land cap1ng and de-
bm
01 far away, we have a huge
redevelopment program 1n
progres' 10 enhance our commer·
c;1al Jrea and upgrade our city
I bet that 1f a homeowner al·
lo-wed their burned out home to
\tand 100 long. the Ctt) -would be
on the r;pot to condemn and re·
mO\e debris and hen the property
for re1mhur ement
t'ew cons.truc11on, e pec1all)
commercial property. require plan
'" to building. landscaping, etc.
ppro-.cd hy the Building Depar~
menl, '-O t!i 10 blend with the env1·
ronmcnt and not offend neighbor
and pubhe an gene ral
MEL HARTE:.
Costa Mc~j
Fln•clal storm
Io the l d11or
(he re MC \C\ ere f1na nc1al I Orm
doud .<be.id for the Count ) due
tn .,hrink1ng County tcmtory be ·
cau'c of the formation of new ctt·
1c' ,ind progr.1m" generated an
\ 1cr.1mcnto to he paid by the
( oun11c' omc hold and inno'.'a·
tl\C leader hip ~111 be required to
me.ct future re1.cnue requirement'>.
\pc 1k1n2 of bold approache,,
\.\h' not 'ell John \\ ayni.: A irport
lo lhc pm:atc .,ec1or a\ umin2 a
~•llanc hu~er "-Ould emerge?
Thi' \lo011IJ prm1dc n one lime
v.111dl<.1ll t purcha .. c <.1nd return
'-{µ IJ re., of " 1luahle land to the
1,1\ 111lh
\\ e inJd,I tnd the Loe. Angele"
Departmc:.nl c1f Airports ha1o hired
cnn,ult.1n1 Ill determine 1f ale of
their .11rJ'l\'fl' ~ould be att rac11 .. e.
\.\hat Sell the airport'> Turf
hattlc11 1• .. cr lo\..'i of control? -l n'
he:. 'ure' l·mplO)CC resistance<>
Ot rnur'l'' Legal hurdlec;"
Count \\n 111 f·AA involvement" -
1 o he c\pcClcd'
·\ dn'e look might how thl\ to
ht a 1>1able option. ho-we\.er. the
'amc ckhe look might hO\\ 11 nett
in the public intere t All we are
'a~1ng I ~h) not g1\e It ertOU\
con 1dcration~ Thi viewpoint hat.
heen communice\ted to the Chair·
mJn of the Orange County Board or upcn.1~r
JO EPH E IRVINE
anta Ana
Wilson's budget: a new path
~AC..RAMLN I 0 It "'"'i Pete
W1I cm\ dchnang moment lie
... tood heforc ;1 hjttCt) of televi ion
c. mcr.1' ind J room of unrulv
reporter and rcpud1.itcd ~
gcn en.ition of R epuhlacan
orthot.lo'y h) prop<.> 1ng h1lhon') of
dnllM' in ne" ta,c-. 10 clo c a
huge gap an th e 'late hudgct
.. .....
Capitol
Politics
Dem oc r at'
reaction to the
plan wa po'>lll\C,
a "ell 1t might
~c . i n ce 1t
accepted I hear
main 1dcolog1cal
them e :
gO\crnment mu\t
cope with huge
i n c rca\C \ 1n
demand f or
-;crv1ee cau ed
b)' populatio n
arowth and ~ial
dislocation and
can n ot hun
thole respon 1bilitiet to hokl down
tn burden~. desptte the oft·
demon trated re 11nce to new
tues among ~en.
Wilton' problem .-on•t be with
the Dcmocr11 • nen •hoU&b tOme
may quibble with preately how he
propma 10 nill cues or 101M of
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l eg1~l.11urc me.in' th.11 W1l<;0n
\hnuld ha\e lmlc. d1tf1cult) ~tnntn~
jpprci,.il tit Im ft,cJI pl.in. or a
clo'e .1prH n\lm,111<'" thcre,11. 1n the
Sen 1tc. "'h"'' Rc:puhltc.1n' tend to
I'll of the mc•lkr,1tc \Mtct~. but he
mu-.t ~.irncr 11..lc.1,t 'ome 'upport
1n the '"'mN\, the ti.tq1on ,,f
ns,ht-~in~· R~puhhc.in pt>~cr.
ChJnl..'e' ire hc:'ll uccecd. ~1nce
Democrn11c "'"' 1n recent
Aucmbly clectton' aivc the pro·tu
side a bigger ba~ from which to
operate nd the (ontervatm hloc
ha. been eroded by tune.
Pohttcs uide, u·, h1rd to
1ma11ne how Wilson could h8YC
approached h11 problem more
ronhrich•IJ.
T1'erc •re two bucflet mte1. Md
Willoli ...... to ...... tdh. Oii
1 to cal1 d • ._,.,.n1 pp"
bct•tn :•:• ........ -OftlOiftl .......... UI .... ,,.. ,.... of ... ...... .......... ... .
••latllll
l.1ture .ind the p.1 ... 1 No go\.ernor
ha'c uinored. I he \econd i1i the
1mmed1ate '\hortfall t'f revenue\
,int.I C\fl.1n"nn of 'pending brought
Oil tw the fC\.C ... 'll'n c,;rm:tl~ \\11\0n approached
the'e '"'' d1ffcrcntl . I le wan1'> to
make 'ome han e' an ongoing
'pend1n' -rcmm •nt? or reducing
1utomat1c e'calatur' -and
permJnentl~ ra1..c "ome til\e,,
might, for an tance, que1111on h1'
almo I total rcliaoce on the sale•
tu a~ the source of ma1or new
re ... enue~
Wilson and most \IOter con ider
the sale tu to be more acceptable
than income or corporate tuc,,
and he says it i less likely to
adversely 1ffect the economy.
But it hu the appcar1nce of
tnking middle· and workin1-cl1
fam1hes harder and aemptin1 the
high-income wealthy from new tu
burden\. Wihon may have 10
accept 11 least a token incrc1te in
ta11e on the affluent.
In O\'erall lonj-and ~hort-term
effect • however, the Wilt0n
approach hill molt of the mart-.
and it does IOlne thinp thaa
hould hlw bee:a done yean IF·
C..W:
.... .., cle•r
...... T .... y
ncept ,.echy
f .. •Hr the
CIDlll -toftl-•• and urly
Tlllffday.
llllMd:
Detert11
Mo1tly cl•ar
tluouah Tu••·
4•y. Northflly
wind• lo 2S
mph lhrou1h
toct.y
Air Qu.ility·
Air qu~il}' is
forttatt to be
Motlly clur
IOthy and
T ... day. Looi
_.h lo nor·
...... winds to
20 mph this
MOnilng.
~--'·'''"" ~rate lodaf ~ha PSI ol 60
Inland Orang•
County and 100
...... ......, ....... ..., nto" the Co.ut.
Mountlins:
MoltJy sunny ~-local nor·
tlwut winds to TOOAY'S SUN
ll """ in th• 111orn1ng dimi·
nithlng during
the d;ay.
Sunrise: 6:17 a.m.
Sunset: 7:39 p.m.
0 ()
Full Moon
April 28
FOXES
From A1
Last Otr.
Mays
New Moon
May 12
animals that were captured \\Ill
probably be in a pe rmanent
holding place for the rest of thc11
lives."
Fi h and Game re earchcr' "ere
monitori ng the movements of the
fox family before they at1rJcted
public attention. The father fO\ 1.,
outfitted with a radio tran'!rrnttcr
collar allowing re earchen. w 1rad ..
his movement . When trapper'
dug out the five young fo~e' from
their den unday morninl!. the\
found a dead mallard dud .. .t bah\
opo um and a dome ti c rabbrt ~
sign of ~uperior hunting 'krll<..
according to Sitton.
"They're really effcct1H~ :it '~h.11
they do." ttton aid ·w e haJ
been follo~ing the e anim.tl' tr.mg
to a c the full nature of the
... 11ua11on of the red fo,e, hen. an
California."
The red fox is not nat1\e Ill
Southern California. according to
wildlife e\pcrt<; "ho hel1cvc the
foxes threaten e\cral cnd.1m?l!rcd
ground-ne ttng birds .mu ~h.t\t:
nearly di placed the andrgenou' k11
fox .
1st. Otr.
May 19
OCEAN REPORT
BOATING v ............. lo 10 ._......,.
eMJ ...... l•MllMff)tMIM'lllMt *'--5-41 l left. MMlty ct.a..
FISHING
Concl ulthtt -.~ nponM of
bonito, bur...:vdo1. ullco NU, Miid
N H a"d ma<k~rtl.
TIDES
SURFING
SIU SH.U'f
1·3 ,_
2.. fair
2·3 f.W
1·2 ,_
2·3 fair
2·3 fair
TOMOllOW1 ....., .. ..... ...,_.._. .. _ ... ~ ... .....
-"'-eda
w.nfieW ....... QicalN ,_
t.akach ~ "' Otllland
Oft!Mlo
'•'-'*n• -
...._.C"tly ·-·· S.r-~to
Sal"'u SM k•Nrdtl\O
Sall DOC>AO
S.n f "1'llOKO
S.n /nu• ,.,. .. , ....
Santa ""• S.nta Barbara
S..nt• Cru1
S.n lw" Obispo
Santa Fe's price
high for counties
LOS ANGELES -Ulort' h)
five counties to buy the nght' of
way to Santa Fe rail lrnc' for .i
commuter train system are 'tailed
because the railroad's a king price
is $1 billion too high, offic1.11' ,,ud
hown in!:iidt> a c.agc before being lran ported lo The Lib Angele:. Zoo.
At i sue arc 173.3 mrlec; of righl\
of way needed for the commuter
lines, aid Ray Grabinski. Lo'
Angeles County Transport.it1on
Commission chairman.
He and negotiator' from
Orange, San Bcrnardmo. San
Diego a nd Riverside count1c arl
offering $300 million. Santa .. c i~
asking for $ 1.3 billion.
-By Tbr Associattd PrtH
GRANT
From A1
to future e\ch.inge) ot pro<luuwn'
hcl\.\een Opera Pac1f1c Jnd l A
Opera
· Grand opera and ballet arc
magnificent Jrtl tic effort' that
require ·'" 1mmcnc;c ou tput of
craft,mamh1p. tale nt and -.kill
from h1ghl~ trained people ,"
Kendrick \.t1d "Ticket price' can
ne\er CO\c r the production co I\ of
the e art form . even ~hen e\ery
'eat t sold. I hat'~ wh) the C)1eele
l·oundat1on gr.int 1s so critical."
A 'poke,per:,o n for the
foundJtton \Jid the gra nt wa-.
hJ cd upon a deci ion that the
101nt opcrJ pro1ect repreo;cnt'
"both .1n 1me<,1ment rn th e future
Jnd a "gn1f1can1 1mmedrate
opportunll} to enhance the hve.., ol
the people of Orange Cou nt} .,n<l
Southern California."'
l"he Steele r oundat1on l'I one ol
the Center\ large I and earlre~I
contnbutor'I In 19 9 and 19 7, the
foundation gave S600.000 and
S361l.Cl00, re pect1 HI)'. to
underwrite the Center's excluS1\C
West Coa t engagement of the
New York CH) Opera. The
founda11on al o provided a SI
mrllion gilt 1n 19 1 that helped
launch 1he Center's con truct1on
campaign.
"The Steele f-oundat1on's
action' ha"e dcc1!)ively innucnccd
th e Center's growth ," ai d
Kenurick "It' priorit1e and intent
.tre cle.ir .ind rcfre\hmg
charr1.\blc tn\.C\tmcnt in the future
qualll) and "11al1ty of cultural lrfc
in th" rnmmunit} ...
-···· 70 so ~ ..
7' 4J .........
H 17 ..._
n 61 ~ ...
7' .. o.1u.., .. j) Cln<l-.11
tl 61 o.a. •. rewooh .. SJ IH<lwr
1J JI Detroit es J3 f alrNnk•
" S6 Honolulu
71 •6 Hou1ton •• S) l..cftMYpoll• n •6 IC.onutCtll'
7) 0 Lal v .... ,
I) 61 Lottt. •oct.
11 S6 ~ph ..
1$ 49 MWnt l och ,. 0 M1l1 .. ut.f1' ,, 46 NtwOrlt•n•
86 s• Nt'• V0<t.C1tr
78 4) O~l•h<lma '''' 7J 0 °"''"' 7S 0 1'1\11.oct.IJJlll•
POil
From A1
thing a per!>on can do -ever·
ythan g et ... c is ju!:lt a compromi se,"
!:13)' Bob Olander, general
manager of Pro1ect·A·Child Pool
Fence Co
"I tell people there' nothing we
can do beside help with supcrvi·
•;ion. We don't have a panacea,"
!laid Olander, who!.C Northridge
company old $1 million in pool
fencing la~t year.
Olander got intcrc'lted in the
pool <,.tfCt} andu~tl) after a friend'
17-month-old !:.On died an a pool
ne arly ~even years ago. For the
pa.,t five year!:.. he's \cen the
bu s1ne'ls boom. He' proud to say
there\ never been a dro~mng in a
pool h" compan) ha' fen ced and
the)-'ve tn'ltallcd 5,000. Still, he
'>aY'I. a fence doe~n't \Olve the
cnure prnhlcm .
"l\c got the fence. I got th e
cover Jn<.l 11\ a pain in the butt.
I'm o;till thinkmg about f1l hng mine
in." .. aid Jim Landis. ,, Nc,1.port
Occ1ch rc\lucnt who e m.1dc pool
~.tfety J part-time career.
l .. 1nd1' hccame cspec1all) cn-
\111\C 10 the t..Jangcr!> of clulurcn
and v. mer \\ hi:n hi' son Jeffrey fell
into the backyard pool nearly '"0
~ear\ ago. Quick actwn'> on the
part nf l and1s and a p<.llKe olf1cer
\a\eu the lrttle bo\ \ life. t"lut 11
\.,.J, .tn incident Landi-. couldn't
-.hal.:c I le became an acttvt t.
Ak,ng with other concerned
parcrm, pcu1a1rician., and public
officwl -forming a group called
the Or.ingc County Pool Safety
ct~ork -Landi i now wori...ing
1o~ard a count)'·w1dc pool 'lafety
ordinance.
The et\.,.Ork intend to pre cnt
the home safety rules to
super.Lor' sometime this month.
The ordinance will require pecific
fence' and gate!. to enclo e ne~
pool . e1~ork member'\ hope 1t
\\Ill become a model ordinance,
.1doptable b mdl\ tdual c1t1c
so JI
16 '° $4 •s so 27 ,. Sl
72 n
11 '° S7 l6
7l H
SS l9 •• 71 as ,.
" 57
1• .,
n so
7S u
'' ft4
IS 71
~' SI
82 1• u S4
76 s•
74 4' 67 "
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St.tltt.
~ Syracvw r.,......si "nea
kt-M..U
Ha•aM
)Hv~m ,,,,. ....
M.tdricl ,.,1.
lome
Stocu.olm
T~
7t $4
'° st
J.t 42
'1 )0 ,., 6l
SI JJ n 42 u J2
" 47
91 7S
1) '4
tl 77
14 61
SS J9
'4 •1
"' 39 " ., so 41
70 SS
There are omc who won't like
it, Lant.Ji admit~. The f ccdback he
got from realto r~ after a
presen tation was le s than
enthusia~tic. After all, backyard
pools mean higher real e late
values.
"They were saying there's toe
much governmental tnterfercncc in
people' live . But that's the rcac·
tion you get from people whc
don't know what they're talkinB
about," Landis ·aid.
H the ordinance is adopted in it!
current 1ncarnat1on, 1t ~ould al c
mean companies like Protect-A·
Child would have to scramble fo r a
new product line or n k going out
of businc~ . Currently, the network
i!t con\lcler1ng a 5-foot height re·
qu1remcn1 and '>elf·clo!ting gate lat·
che.,
Olander' fence~ are all 31 '2 or
4·fect high and contain no gate
latche~. A pt:i .. uc-coatcd polye.ster
mc.,h, the fenc~ open between
1wo pole~ a y~tcm whrch
proponent'> in rst I'> child proof.
Bccau\C 11 1 n'1 permanent,
howc\cr. 1h1' fen ce will probably
be un.1cccptable 10 the lawma~cr •
Landi., ,,11d
I he network is al o 'looking at
door .1larm.,, but oth er c111cs ha\.C
found them l.icking, L.ind1 aid.
Ph<.'1Cn1' Jnd Tuc\on decided ag-
ain 1 1nc.lud111g them in Cit) laws
bccau\e, like car alarm-.. 1hc arc
too ea'i1ly ignored after 'leveral
fal\e warning.,. An in-pool alarm
llHI) 'lecm lrkc a good idea, but a
bird diving a(ter a stray leaf can
et 11 off 100 eac;1ly -creating an
.mnoyance rnstead of a reliable
alert \)'Item
After ..,pending time wtth their
toudlcr' tn the water. the mother
in the YMCA·~ "Water Babic "
cla"' arc e\pecially aware of th1 .
one of tho c pre cnt on a recent
~ccl>.da) hJd a backyaru pool, but
.ill could cite ltmc\ their children
would be around pool
n the employment crunch;Inaybe you should think small
111:111 ....
Inside
Advice/
Personnel
pruninl"! "hea r C\Cn more,
depending upon goH.rnmcnt
f1111ding ol <,pJce C\ploratmn. I he
d1rect1on .rnd duration ol th~
Persian Gu lf war will h;1\.C ,1 101 to
do with employment ac11\.11\ hl·re
While Orange Count) wnlmue<.
a pop~lar de tinatron for tra' clcr'I,
far fewer toun ts are hitting the
road touay. Di neyland and
Knott' confirm this trend
We know how ripping out c11 ru1,
grove anu row crop to mJke way
for real e\tale development
impacted the farming bu inc .,
here In turn, our building binge
created an C\ce o( avnrlablc
office, manufactu ring. commercial
and re idcnt1al units an a climate
that now coun els "wait and cc "
In the 11erv1cc indu try the
traditional cmplo}cr I\ a large
company. But that is changing and
the trend will continue. According
to a tudy by t he !l tatc
Employment Development
Department. bu"iinesse~ with nine
or fewer cmpklyees were lhe
f uteu arowin1 segment of
employers durin1 the last IO year .
Eltremcly Mnall busineue with
jute one, two or three worker
pew by j() percent charifts the la I
fMyun.
Mlft Hd .... '*'Ill• in the •MLa..m-.-....111111 • rna••jllir'n.. ---···~•
)Our \Carch among mall and vel)
small compan1c . Obv1ou~ly,
in\.C\t1ga1e riN tho c lhJt can U\e
your spcci.11ty.
Keep 1n mind. however, that
small bu,mc., e generally do not
ne ed nhln) exotic kill . If yo ur
forte " <>omcwhat C'>Otcnc. ad1u t
to the iden that you may need
trainmg 1n a different field -
perhap1; one that you ne\cr
considered before. If you in.,tall
un ~all or weld intm .• u e
-.1ri1ctur.1I clement' for a1rpl.1nc'
h e 11 er th u n ,, n yon e. ti u t'
pm,pec11~e cmplo)er1, arc nol
current!) "in hu 1ne \"or h.1,c cut
b.1ck C:\tcn~1\cly. 'eek d nc~ ltcld
Be wilhna to change or ·"' 'mt:nt
what yo u do. Swinging J hilrnmcr
or wielding a torch m.•.> ~1H• wa\
to a completely new ~ind 11lto
gether different JOb
People who ha\e long thought
they ~ere beyond more ~hoohng
arc going back to classrooms in
drove , hunting new skills. Perhap
your employer will provide all or
part of trainina to put you into a
different job -maybe within the
company, maybe ebcwhere. This
wall not necasarily be work 1ha1
satisrtes you 11 much 11 ahe job
)'OU performed pfeYioutly, But 11'1
pinful 1ftd it mfaht welt lelMI 10'I
into 1 fleld fir more flKinatl•
..... 1111 -• •hiclt ,. laM .-n...IO.IS• ... ,_.,
Tr•l•l•I proar••• are . ..... .., ~ ........ .
:ind pnhllC organwH1on' Among
them .ire the qate Emplo~ment
De\clopmcnt Department and the
Caltforn1.t I:mployment Trarning
Panel. The Panel use., 11~ budget
through many local Private
lndu-.try Council . The council , 1n
turn. <,upport chool • consultant
anu lratncr\
If you ha\e been d1 plnccd,
a~)lume rei-pon 1bihty for taking
the '\lcp needed to get into a new
field Find training for work that
emplO)C r\ in your community have
clenrly indicated they need. rather
thJn tram for n JOb you hope will
c"''
Don 't overlook the help and
coun~cl )Ou will find a t
em ployment crvtccs Nol only wrll
they advtc;e )OU about seeking
retraining 10 qualify for work in
)OUr community, but they have a
dtty-h> day handle on many of the
ava1lahlc J001'. You may want 10
inve"tiJate working for a tempo-
rary help x~ice aaency. These
'pec:ializcd companies ptRe
trained men and women in jobl
that laat from 1 few houn to
•eelu, even month•, dofn1
in1cr11!:.t, chall1na1n1. pod P9Jlna .
R••-ber. the number Of ....... ,.,::./:: ..... wor••n lalc v .. ~ -.. .. .
ef'\1ce bu me . Today there arc
literally hundred 'of profit-making
and not-for-profit organization
that rmply did not cx1 t as
bu~inc e even a half-dozen years
ago, all :.upplying a tremendou
variety of crviccs. Computers
(particularly the desktop model ,
priced wi1htn the reach of almo t
every bu incss} have played 11
trcmendou role in developing
new, marketable crv1ce
Ma-.tertng one or 'more new
'>l>.111 , tu augment tho c that have
-;upportcd you fo r year , urely
con t hurl. It may be trite to ay it,
but we're never too old to learn
Vicki Hrston opuatrs Vicki
Hr ton Ptrsonnrl ~"'lea, Inc.
and 11 • mtm~r of thr Oranir
Coast D•lly Pilot Board of
,.d.,lstn.
The Daily Pilot's
Board of Buain,ecr•AdvWtrs
Conner
was only
sailor with
a · record
By Jon Ftfou$on
Onnot Coat~ ,..
ENSENADA While Dennis
Conner sailed Stars and Stripes to the
finish line of the «th annual Newport
to Ensenada International Yacht
Race in record time, what shaped up
as a fast race at the start turned out
to be one of below average speed.
A total of 376 of the
508 boats which
started the race on
Friday off the Balboa
Peninsula finished by
11 a.m. Sunday, the
deadline to cross the
finish line in Bahia de
Todos Santos outside
Ensenada Harbor. By
midnight Saturday,
150 boats remained at
ca.
There was only one mishap in the
race, when shortly after one of the
tarts, the bow of one boat rose up on
the stern or another, but no one was
hurt.
While Conner, in his 60-foot
catamaran, and the fleet of 70-raters
cemed to benefit from going outside,
that condition only held in the early
hou rs of the race and the swiftest of
the boats took advantage of it. For
the smaller boats, the be t trategy
turned out to be a cour e more on the
rhumbline, a straight line marking the
shortest route from Newport to
Ensenada.
The light night winds on Friday and
early Saturday prevented any of the
monohull from challenging records,
but the first of the IOR Oeet came
home quickly n the winds picked up
about 10 a m. Saturday.
Leading the way was Roy Disney,
1hc brother or Walt, and ~IS brand
new Santa Cruz 70 P}cwackct, which
cleared the line hortly after 11 a.m.
Saturday. The race proved another
po1nt-w1nncr for D1 ney, since the
En cnada race crve a the fourth of
nine race in the eason champion hip
for the 70.ratcrs, 70·foot long ultra
hght boat popularly called sleds.
Silver Bullet and Evolution finished
second and third in the clas
re pcctivcly ancl all of them found
their way nearly 20 miles outside the
Coronado Island with pinnakers
rarely Oying.
Sailor rrom Orange Coast Arca
yacht club took home 18 trophic ,
including three hy Don Keller of
Voyagers Yacht Cluh.
Keller ailed Kclp1c to fir t place in
JdJUSted time for the Ancient Mariner
See ENSENADAta
OCC women earn
nationals crew bid
BERKELEY -Orange Coast College
women's crew coach Ned Jones and his
Pirate "'ere "Somewhere on 1-5, topped
for ga ," Sunday night, but they "'ere
operating on a full tank during the day a
hi team qunhfied for the national
championship 1n May at New Orleans
with a first place fini'lh at the Pacific
Coast Champion hips, outdistancing crew
from UCl and Stanford for the honor.
lndividuall> Beth Marangola and
Stephanie O'Brien <ttood out with first
place effort • and Suuic Thomas and
Gwyn Smith were econd in their div1 ion
1n a standout effort for the Pirate
"We're JU t really happy," was how
Jone put 1t Sunday night
-BJ' th~ Dally Pilot
April 29, 1991
The Daily Pilot ...........................
(I I ...
I I , ,,,.,, .... 4-8,
EDMONTON, Alben1 • -Craig MacTaviah
scored with 3:03 left in
overtime Sunday night to
give the Edmonton Oilen a 4-3 victory
over the Los Angeles K1np in Game 6,
advancing the defending Stanley Cup
champions l(ito the semifinals.
MacTavish's second goal of the playoffs
came only 11 seconds after referee Kerry
Fraser disallowed an apparent goal by
Edmonton's Anatoli Scmanov.
Petr Klima skated behind the Los
Angele net and pa'! ed to MacTavish,
who whipped the puck past Kelly Hrudey
at 16:57. MacTavish scored 17 goals
during the regular season.
It was a big disappointment for the
Kings, who ftni hcd fir t in the Smythe
Division during the regular season. Los
Angeles has never won a second-round
playoff series.
The Oilers, winners of five Stanley Cup
titles, will play the surprisina Minnesota
North Stars in the semifinals.
After the winning goal, former
Edmonton hero Wayne Gretzky looked
drained as he hook hands with many of
his former teammates.
It was the fourth time in the be t-of-7
series that overtime was needed to decide
the outcome.
The Oilers tied 11 3-3 at 12:38 of the
third period when playoff hero Esa
Tikkanen ~orcd ht~ I 1th po tlicason goal
on assist from Adam Grave and Manin
Gelinas. Tikkanen corralled a loo e puck
at the top of the face off circle and
blasted a shot behind Hrudcy.
Los Angeles took a 3-2 advantage when
Mike Donnelly beat Grant Fuhr at 4':27.
Fuhr was knocked into the poll on the
play and had to leave the game with an
arm injury
The Oilers grabbed a 2-0 lead Craig
Simpson·~ third playoff goal at 7:•9 of the
first period and Tikkancn's first score of
the game at 2:03 of the second period.
But the King rall ied when Toma
Sandstrom. a 1sted by Gretzky and Steve
Duchc ne, made it 2-1 on the power play
at 11 :21 of the second period ~
Angele tied 1t when Luc Robitaille
scored hi 12th post cason goal At 14.34.
Saruhtrom r~'\lfncd o the Kingli'
hncup Friday night for Game 5, pla)ing
with a pec1al brace to protect a broken
bone an his leg He was inJured 1n Game
2 and did not play in Game 3 nnd 4.
After Donnelly tucked the puck pa. t
f uhr, Oller dcf cn~man Steve Smilb
crashed into the fallen ao•lt .... r.
Telev1 ion replay howed Fuhr's ript
wri t ma h up against the goalpost.
Fuhr wa in obvious pain after tbe
collhion. He staggered to his knea,
cradling ht arm. Oiler trainer Kea LiWc
came out to a 1 t Fuhr while ......
Oiler stood around in a teiDl-dn:le
watching.
1 he ellout crowd o( 17.503 rOIC to
1he1r feet 10 cheer Fuhr as he slowly
katcd off the ice The roar crew nen
louder a!> backup goaltender Bill R....,..,
IJ t year ., Conn Smythe Trophy winacr as
the mo t valuable player in the ..., •• ,
,i..ated on to take his place.
Fuhr had stopped 2o of 29 stiotl
11me of hi injury. -By The AssodMd ,,,,_.
.,.l_..phot ..
Oakland s Ride Ht!ndNson ,Jid1.•., 1n ~11 fy und •r the lag ol A.ngels ' Jack
HO\\Cll .is he o;teaf.., h1., 'lJBth Cilfl'f'r base, C'quallmg Lou Brock's Ma1or
LcJlgues record H1.•ndN...on gr.1bhcd the ba;;e and h ·Id 1l alott It "'as JUSt
part ot another Oakl.lnd \ ctorv OH~r tht• Caltlornra An~ Is on Sunday
No. 938 for A's Rickey Henderson
By Tim Liotta
AP Soorts 'tlil'lttf
OAKLA D
Rickey Henderson fi-
n a 11 y s hare Lou :...
Brock' pede tal atop ~
the career tolen ba e :i
hst. Hender on e,pect !.
to share the tand only
for a couple of da> .
After being foiled on four tne for the
cquahLer over four games, Hcnder~n
got No. 93 with a teal of ccond ba e
in the 1:cth inning of the Oal.;land Ath-
letics' 7-3 victory O\>Cr the C.tltrorn1a An·
gel unday
Brock wa' \tltlng behind Oakland'
dugout and a~ ht' marl.; matc.hed Hen·
der<>on will get h1'> ne11;1 chance Tue\da)
night at home again t Ne~ 'ork
"Right now we 're tied .:1nu we -.1anu
hand·to-hand," llcndc rsnn aid
"Tue.,day or Wcdnesclny, when I get the
chance, I'll get the record.
Playing in his econd game after mt ·
mg 14 with a trained mu clc in hi~ left
calf, Hcnder:.on went 2-for-3 with inglc1,
in the fi r t and third inning . He wa hit
1n the back by a pitch from Jeff Robin-
son in the sucth.
"I was a httle frustrated becau~ I got
h11," Henderson said. "(A' mana er)
Dete, 1pp1....,t, ti...., .ete TV
AoN 29-ldle ~ 30-C~'lll ~ "3S lhomeJ Sp:Cn
Mrt 1 -CIM~ lnc»M 7 JS ~l none
May 2-ldle
MIY J-~t 7 JS (hOmt) Spott~l'llMcl
( g1mt$ on l(J.fPC """' '10•
Tony (La Ru a) wanted to take me out
of the ballgame and ha"·e W1lhe W1l n
run. But I thought that wa the ttme I
~hould at lea t try for the record.
"There was a right-handed pttchcr in
there. I read nght-hander bcuer than
left-hander;;. Bec;idc . I got hit and I felt
1t\ payback time when I get to first."
Henderson broke fo r second on a 1-2
pttch from Robtn,on. and was s.afe with
h•' trndemark head-fir t slide beating
catcher Lanc.e Pamsh''i high throw
The record tying steal came after Par-
mh c.allcd for a furkball from Robinson.
It ~a' lkiv.:n, but I thought I got off
tt good, accurate throw." Parri h aid .
"... I v.:a' anticipating him going on
e"cf) pitch. but 1 wa'n 't going to alter
the wa\ I culled the game."
After the record-tying steal, Hcndcr-
'on picked the ba e up and head 1t over
hi head in triumph.
Finally, Dodgers' Gross in the groove, 7-3
LA wins fourth in last live starts
LOS ANGt;.LES -
Kevin Gross finally got
his first victory for the
lo$ Angeles ~n
and now he can JUSt
relax and pitch. /
"This f cels good, to
get a win and show people I can pitch
well aaainst a good . club," Gross aaid
Sunday after the Dodcen beat the San
Francisco Giants 7-3.
Gross (1-3) allowed four hita in six
inhinp, struck out nine altd walked none.
He hadn't pen ,... the fifth in..tns 1n
hill~-three starts . .• ...,,.,..,. I WMt 10 ""1 Gii die .me
,..._and no1 •'too..._.. or IDO low,"
l9id O""'-llped • I fNe ..... IDr S6,4
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San Francisco's firth loss in seven aamc .
After he finally opened the door, he held
up a new baseball and showed it to
reporters.
" cc thi ? We're not hitting it, we're
not pitching it and we're not catchina it,"
he said. "We have guys who arc aOOd
hitters, but they're trytna to hit fM-run
homers. Gu)" like Will Clark and Matt
Will&.ms arc trying 10 do too much."'
John Burkett (2-2) pve up sill hits and
f~.1 NM in four inninp. Qark, .be
un1>e and Robby 'Thomp9on m8de enon
Unday that led to three unearned rwa.
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By John Nldel "--... INGLEWOOD -With little warning, Vlade .
Divac is playing center like Hakeem Olajuwon.
As as result, Divac's Los Angeles Uikers arc a
victory away from eliminating the Hou ton Rocket
from the NBA playoff .
He' never been thi!. aggrcs 1vc," Magic John on
<iaid of Divac, who haa 23 poin ts, 10 rebound and 3 blocked i.hots 1n
the Laker;' 109-98 victory on Satu rday. "He'd play lackadaisical.
Now, he\ all over, blocking shots. He's in on every play."
"l alway wanted to sec th i-; hccause I always kne\\ ''e \\Crc only
gomg to go as far a~ he can take U'>. The 1nconc;1-.1cncy, \\C couldn't
have 1t. And right now, he isn't being incons1 tent."
D1vac, the 23-year-old Yugoslavian center in h1 second ca on, 1s
playing his best against one of the league\ best
"He's playing against one of the be..i centers of all ume," Johnson
o;aid. Olajuwon had 23 point.., 11 rebound and I blocked hot
Saturday but his team returns to I louston for Tuc"Jay' Gt1mc 3
down 2-0 in the be 't-of-5 series.
Jn Game J, Divac had 17 points, I l rebounds and 5 block~ in the
Lakers' 94-92 victory. Olajuwo n, meanwhile, had 22 points, 16
rebo unds and 3 blocks.
"l must make big contribution for the playoff ." D1var 1,aid "You
know, playoff and regular sea on i'I something diff erent.
"Regular eason, you can lose one, two games, five, 10. tlocc;n't
mntter. Playoffs, lo ing is no good, like ln't yenr at Phoenix We h,t\C
to make big concentration in the playoffs."
Olajuwon i.aid he i n't <;urpri,ed by D1v,1c'o; performance. lie
probably woul d be if he watched all 2 regular-,ea,on ~amcs played
by the Lake rs becau e, a!> John!>on 'a1cl."He uc;uall~· take' 10 minute!.
off and plays 10 minute<;."
But that ha n't been the ca'e again't the Rocket'
"( do not think that you gi\C him the credit he \hould ~c.g1\en a' a
player," Olajuwon aid. "You ~hould he gi,ing him the credit \\here
the credit i due
"He is very smart lie l..mm' ho\\ to phi) the g,1mc lie P·'"c' \.cry
"'ell. He hu lie!!. I le dl\'C' on the loose balls. lie po,111on1, h1m.,clf
very \\ell. He 1!> doing .Ill the nccc~,.m thing' 10 be doing.
"He 1 young, but he 1' .Ill C\Cl.'llent cente r "
The Lakcr"I. extended to the l111al 'ccomh b\ the Rocket' in (i,1mc
I, had ..in ea'1er tim e Jturd,1\
A 21-8 ~purt gave them ,1 iji).\2 ad\..intage "ith 5.0R remainint-: ,ind
the Rockcl'I "erc n't do,cr th.in 11inc point' ,1ftcr that.
James Worthy led the I al..cr' '"th 2CJ po11w., 14 1n the f(1111th
quarter. Johnson had IJ 1win1' .ind 21 a,.,1~1'
Vernon Maxwell kd thc Rorl..i.:1.; \\Ith 31 prnnt.,.
~ -By The Associated Prr \
Hansen-Dent
Stern sparkle
OJAI -UCI freshman Breit
Hansen-Dent captured ind1,1dual
honor at the Bag W e t
Conference tcnni' champmn.,h1p'
111 No 2 c;1nglc' undn\, tletea11ng r re no tate\ Bert Lcmcrc1er
ea,lly. 6-2, 6-0
Breit tern "a' also a winner in
No. 5 . ingle~. topping \'1Jrco
Rcdaclli of Long Beach State, 7-5.
<>-2 .• md Cl'~ Car~tcn IJ uffmann
wa~ a consolation winner in No 3
"ngle wit h a 6-7. 7-6. 6-2 \ICIOI)
o'er Long Beach St.11e\ D,1,t'
l·ontain e
Like a
good neighbor.
State Farm
is there.
See me f<Y car home 1.te
and health insuran• e
M.J . CHIP STASSEL
Agent
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in 10, 8-5
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we,t, :: I 2\ O\Crall on um.la~
..i>i L < .1nt.1 Oarbar.1 'cored .1
run in the top of the IOth
inning und made 11 \land up
for n 6-5 victory.
The G.1111:.ho~ \Co rell wh.11
pm,ld tn he the \\Inning run
\\he 11 \11kc ( l.1p1n,\..1 hit J
lhllppcr up the middle th.11
\\," knocked thm.n, hut rnuld
nnt he pl.1ved JI 1h1. pl.1tt· "'11h
runner' un 'l'C1111ll .ind third
"1th one out
\11k c (JtlOJl•"e 111 l Cl h.ul
thl' ,,nh hnml run 111 th e
l!.1ntc tu~ '"'h tit the \C.tr
' uutidcJ'C f umhcd ~ tor '
\'.1th 2 RBI and -.cured uncc,
Ste\c 011 \\,,, 1 tor 3 w1th 3
RBI for the Anteater<,.
UC'<i B"· f1r1,1 four t'i.1ller'
.1crountetl f111 11 of the
Gauchno;' lf1·h11 a1tack ao; the
\\Inner-; 1mpw,ed to '1-4 in
confercnct. . .:6-21 overall
UC I return' 10 au1on
1 uc da~ nigh t. ho.,1111g l'< San
Diego at 7.
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KICKING CAMP j
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COLLEGE ONLY· JUNE 11, 12, 13
HIGH SCHOOL· JULY 27, 28, 29
WllTERN INVITATIONAL ·AUG. 2, 3, 4
CU116llO#T llt:KE#l!IA COLLEG~, CLAREllO#T, CA
ORANGE COUNTY ·
High school camp, Grades 7 12,
Punters/Placekickers. 120 college schol-
arship referrals past 4 years . 1990 camp-
.,. made over 60 All-State teams. 3 USA
Today, All-Americans. PKS campers at
UIC, UCLA All-Amer. Punter, 1989, NCAA,
DIV. 1-A, consecutive team FG record, 33
FG'a. Univ. Ark. 10 kickers/ punters, WFL,
1111.
Chuck Penon set aa
NBA record with ICven
3-p<>inters and finished
with 39 p<>ints Sunday
as the Indiana Pacen
beat the host Boston
Celtics 130-118 lo even
their bcsc-of-5 series at
a game apiece.
In winning just their tee0nd
playoff game since jomin& the
NBA in 1976, the Pacers went
against an ineffect ive Larry Bird,
who played 40 minutes with an
ac hing back and had 18 p<>int , 10
uss1st~ and 6 rebounds for Bosto n.
Person, who fell one p<>inl shy
of his career pl ayoff-best of 40
points, broke the previou 3-p<>int
murk of six shared by Michael Co-
oper and Vernon Maxwell, who
did it Saturday for San Antonio.
•Bulls 89, Knlcks 79: ·In
Chicago. Craig Hodges' 3-point
goal, his only score of the game,
snapped a 66-all tie in the fourth
quarter and Michael Jordan scored
26 as the Chicago Bulls overcame
th e stubborn New York Knicks to
take a 2-0 lead in their best-of-five
series.
• ristons IOI , Hawks 88: In
Auburn Hills, the Detroit Pi tons,
playi ng defense like the team that
won NBA titles the la~t two years,
c'cned their firs t-round cries with
tlanta a Joe Dumars cored 28
point!> in a victory over the Hawks.
•Trail Blazers 115, Sonics 106:
In Port land, Da nny Ainge
emerged from a hooting slump to
score 16 points, including three 3-
pomter'l, in the fourth quarter a
the Portland T rails Blazers pulled
av.<iy to beat Seattle for a 2-0 lead
in their playoff series.
The Blazers. 6-0 against the
upcrSonics this season, can 'iweep
the bcst-of·S fir">l·rou nd se ries with
• 1 '1ctory at Seattle Tuesday night.
-By The Associ•ted Pres
ENSENADA
From Bl
( IJ<,<, to capture the U S Coa<,t
Ciu.mJ Trophy He .al'o took the
( 1corgc Minton Troph' for Fir!.t
.\nc1ent Manner to fin1<;h and the
"erena Trophy fo r fiN chooner
Rig!? Yacht on corrected time
Arcn cla!>., ""inner' on adjusted
time "ere kipper Paul Oue)'rel
(Balboa Yacht Club) of Toboggan
111 the IM · Clas , skipper Jean
( r.incm' Alhcrt (lido hie Y.i cht
Clut'i) on 34 Carat m the PHRl·-E-
Clav~. kipper Angelo Pe)'koff
( outh Shore Yacht Club) on Wee
W11l1 e in the PHRF-F Class,
~kipper Purcell Price (BYC) on
r re11 Gordo in the PHRF-H Cla~
and skipper John Szaley (VYC) on
P111, ... ycat in the PH RF-1 Class.
Arca winner' of special trophic.,
included '>kipper Bob Mill~ll
(l3,1hia Corinthian Yacht Cluh) on
Ol1nl...1 for lir'>I ~inglc hull divided
11g~ ,,llht w ftn1!>h on elapc;cd
I lln c ... k Irr e r c J ro Ii.: B) rn e
t UC'i C. ) nn P1one1 ro for f1N
PllRI Ketch to fmi h on elap.,ed
ume -.kipper Warren Rmcmlale
1 BC'I ( ) on Samura) for thinJ
pl.ice .1mnng "Cl-rater\ in corrected
time .ind R1ch.nd \.1c, 1-.h (BCYC)
on Chee no "'1th the NO A
\pct1al froph) tor last )3Chl to
(1111,h
But no boat \\ent the way of
tnnner and Star~ and tnpc<, a1,
I he ,Oft -sail \.Cr IOn Of the
America's Cup catamaran arrived
..it E:n,cnada just before 9:30 p.m.
I nday to complete the cour e in 9
hour._, minute ...
tonncr took I :23 off the old
record of 10:3 l c;et by Bob Hanel's
Do uble Bullet, a 52-foot
catamaran took the 1983 race.
It wac; Conner's fourth bid at
the re1.:ord after suffering a
d1)mac;11ng JllSt prior to the 19 8
r.1cc, then putting up w11h light
wind., the pac;t two racco; de p11e
fm1..,h1n1.?. first in 19 9.
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SAN JOSE -Ninety percent of male
basketball and baseball players and 80 percent of
football players recruited to California state
universities rail to graduate in five years,
according to a survey published Sunday.
In some programs, the rates were even wone.
During the 1980s, only 7 percent of San Jose
State football recruits graduated. At Long Beach
State, just S percent of basketball recruits got
degrees while San Diego State graduated 6
percent of its baseball players, The San Mercury
New reported.
The survey also found that in some instances,
1.uch as at San Jose State, scholarships for athletes
end soon after their eligibility to play expires,
even if they need financial help to ~omplete their
educa tion. .;
Such practices came in for harsh criticism in the
recently released Knight Foundation Commission
report on problems in collegiate athletics.
Overall , at the five CSU schools competing at
the Division l level -San Jose State, Long Beach
State, San Diego State, Fresno State and Cal
State Fullerto n - only 9 percent of t~c basketball
recruits got their degrees, 11 percent for baseball
and 18 percent for football.
"We're not pleased with those numbers, and
they arc improving," said San Jo c Stale president
Gail Fullerton, who last year cited the football
team's low academic performance as one of the
reasons for firing Claude Gilbert as coach.
The median rate for all NCAA schools was 33
percent for ba~ketball, 50 percent for baseball and
3 percent fo r football.
Hill wins Sanders Utle
I IOUSTON -Mike Hill birdied
the fi nal hole afte r George A rcher's 3-
pu tt bogey, giving Hill a one stro ke
victory in the Doug Sanders Celebrity
Classic on Sunday.
.,;
Hill's 2-foot birdie gave him a 71 and tied the
tournament record of 203 for 54 holes. Archer,
who held a one shot lead with two holes
remai ning, ended with a 72.
lsewhere in sport on Sunday:
• Defending Winston Cup champion Dale
Earnhardt became the fi rst repeat w111ner of the
}Car, ou tdueli ng Kyle Petty to win the Hane 500
and close in on the series point lead.
Different drive rs, including Earnhardt at
Richmond, Va .. had won each of the first seven
C\ent , tying a record for NASCAR's premier
<,tock car div1 ion ct in 1963.
But Earnhardt ran a trong race on the .526·
mile Martinsville Speedway oval, fending off
'ever.ii challenges to earn his 50th career victory.
•In Bloom111gton. Minn., Chris Dahlquist's
first-ever pla~off goal snapped a scoreless game 19
second' into the third period Sunday night, lifting
the Minnesota North Stars into the Stanl ey Cup.
semifin als for the fi rst tim e since 1984 with a 3-2
victory over the St. Louis Blue .
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Morris wins No. 2ml
Jack Morris won his 200th career ~
game and the host Minnesota Twins
extended their winning streak to five, •
beating Seattle for the Mariners' fifth
straight loss.
Morri (2-3) became the 89th pitcher to reach
200 victories. The only active pitchers with more
wins arc Nolan Ryan (304), Bert Blyleven (279), •
Rick Reuschel (214) and Frank Tanana (208).
El ewhere in the American League Sunday:
•Blue Jays 9, Tl1trs 6: ln Toronto, Devon
White's two-run single put Toronto ahead in the
sixth inning, ending Detroit bullpen' scoreless
streak at 36¥.1 innings and leading the Blue Jays
over the Tigers.
• Oriolts S, B~rs 4: In Baltimore, Craig
Worthington si ngled home the tic-breaking run in
the eighth inning and Bob Milacki pitched 5 1-3
innings of one-hit relief as the Baltimore Orioles
rallied 10 beat the Milwaukee Brewers .
•White Sox 4, Yankus I: ln Chicago, Frank
Thomas homered and drove in two run , leading
Jack McDowell and the Chicago White Sox over
the New York Y;inkces.
•Indians 4, Rangers 2: Jn Arlington. Eric King
pitched eight Mrong inn ings before needing help
from Doug Jone and the Cleveland Indians beat
the Texa Ranger · in a game delayed al the start
by rain for two hours and 19 minutes.
Astros cool on Braves
The Hou ton A tro aren't hitting. ~
bu t they're not lo ing all the time,
either. •
Casey Candaele hit a two-run
double in the eventh inning and alM> tripled
Sunday a Houc;ton beat the Atlanrrt Brave 2-0
for their third victory in nine games.
"Hopefully our pitching will stay with u ,"
Houston manager Art Howe aid. "1 know our.
hitt ing will get better. lt can't get worse."
Houston. which lost 2-l Saturday night in 13
innings, has cored just l I runs in its lust nine
games.
Elsewhere in the Na llonal League on Sunday:
• Phillies 9, Padres 2: The Phillies pulled off
the fir 1 triple play in the 20-year hi tory of
Veteran<; 1ad1um and Charlie Hayes hit a three-
run homer in a five-run fir t in ning.
• Plratt 7, Mtts J: Barry Bond'l ~tole home
and drove in three ru n with a pair of inglcs a
Pitt burgh knocked out Ron Darling (2-1) with
even run and even hits in 11 l inning
• Rtds 4, Cub J: Paul O'Neill h11 hi third
homer m three game and rookie Chm Hammond
(3-0) gave up one run and six h11s in even inning
before Rob Dibble relieved for hi fourth ave
• E'po 9, C.rdlnals 6: Marqui'I Gri'i om hit u
grand lam off Juan Ago to to break an eighth·
inn ing tic and we nt 4-for-5 with five RBI a
Montreal ended a seven-game losi ng c;trcak.
-By Tht Assocl•ted Prrss
Quote ol the day
"I'm not hot. Hot is when you can walk up
10 the plate, close your c e , and get a hit.
I'm struggling to get a hat JU t like everybody
cl c." -Dave Henderson afte r going 4-for-4
Saturday, ra1 ing his average lo 420.
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WINNERS
Tocal entries: S36.
Total finiahen: 376
Did not 6tart: 28.
Did not finish : 132.
First to finish-Stan & Stripes, Dennis Conner
(San Diego YC).
Firat JOR to fini1h-Pycw1cket, Roy Di ney
(California YC).
Fir t ULDB 10 fini ti -Jos • CamiUc Daniel
(Lona Beach YC).
First PH RF to fini h-Lady Godiva II, Victor
rargo (Sou1b-.cstern YC) .
ORCA (President of NOSA Trophy)-1. Stars
& Stripes; 2. Lani Kai, Martin Brumrinc (Belmont
Shore Sailing A socia11on); 3. Minette, Michal
leneman (South Bay Yacht Racing Club); 4 •
Kc trel, David Spencer (Dana West YC).
IOR·A (Pre idcnt of Mexico Troph})-1.
Pyewacke1; 2. Silver Bullet, John Delaura
(WAKYC); 3. Evolution, Brack Duker (CYC).
JOR-B (Governor of Baja Trophy)-1. Roller,
Robert Grant (South Bay YC); 2. Free Enterprise,
Charles Brewer Jr. (Lido Isle YC); 3. Patriot, J.
Montgomery (AJam11os Ba) YC).
ULDB (Secretary of Foreign Relations Me~ico
Trophy)-1. Medicine Man, Bob Lane (LBYC); 2.
Climax, Make Campbell (LBYC): 3. Deception,
Dave Megannity {CYC); 4. Joss .
IMS (Secretary or State U.S. Trophy)-1.
Toboggan, Paul Qucyrel (Balboa Yacht Club); 2.
Outta Bond , Chuck Cook (LBYC); 3. Pele, Jim
E.mm1 (Bahia Corinthian YC) .
70-RA TER (Secretary of avy Mexico
Trophy) -I. Pyewacket, 2. Silver Bullet, 3.
Evolution.
ANCIENT MARINER (U.S. Coa t Guard
Trophy)-I. Kclpie, D. Keller (Voyagers YC); 2.
South Pacific, M. Warn (CNYC); 3 Virginia, D.
Heagney (Dana Point YC).
PHRF-A (En enada Chamber of Commerce
Trophy)-I Gitana, Den ms Choate ( LBYC); 2.
Lady Godiva Two, Vactor Fargo (South.,..c tern
YC); 3. Ouam1chan, W. Clark ( outh Coa t
Corin1h1an YC); 4. Amazing Grace. Allen Puckett
(CYC); 5 Shadow, Robert Krnu\e (D.1na Point
YC).
PllRF-B (Go\crnor of California 1 mphy)-1
Piranha, David Vo (CYC); 2 AnlJrcr, Rod
Taylor (SWYC). 3. R cflc,, Rid Briggs
(Huntington Harbour YC); 4 Saal' ( Jll II, W
Allan (LBYC): ~. f alcon, Chu<.~ StJnton
(Ventura YC).
PHRF-C (City or Ne"' port Troph)) -I Nitro.
Team Nitro (King Harbor YC); :! Al "Ja'lr,
Enrique Mercie (SOYC), 3. Heat"-a\e, Hank
Sandy Frontier (Coronado YC), 4 flying
Dutchman. Rudy VanKrcuningen (KHYC). 5
Redline, Keith Angel (KHYC).
PHRF-D (En cnada Tourism and Convcnuon
& V1\1tor Bureau Trophy)-I. Viva, Stc\ie Jost
(Cabnllo Beach YC), 2 Sirena. f:.d & David
Que-.ada (Shoreline YC), J Pazzo. Joe Ba1unco
(C BYC). 4. La Diana. fred Huffman (Blue Water
Cru1'iang Club); 5. Tiggcr Ill. Alec Ohcrschm1dt
( WY C)
PHR .. ·E (Emigh Famal} Troph)') I 34 Carat,
Jean h anco1 Albert (Lido I le Yacht Club. 2
Hot Rum, Al Ca 111lon .(KHYC), 3 Gyp'· G
Z.11.:bart Holl)'wood (Dana Point YC). 4 H:mle.
Alan H.ink~ (OPYC), 5 Ausp1c1ou\, Robert
\kl nn" (BYC)
Ptl RI -f ( ceretal) of ii\) l.1 1 mph~) -I
\\cc \\ 1ll1e, Angelo Pe)koff ( ou1h hore YC). ~ .
~l..1dor,1. Alan & Janet Broughton (DPYC). '\
P1one1rn. Carole Byrne (BC\ C), 4 \\-ind K1-c. Bob
Hangan (Pierpont Bay YC), 5 Gho,t, Al Berg
642-5678
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From South Orange CO&.nty
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(Windjammers' YC).
PHRF·G (Oiff Chipman Trophy)-1. V ......
Conrad 8anb (LBYC): 2. Cl'Olt ~ Pllll
Dawson (KHYC); 3. Wood Aye, G. ~.
Boeken (SBYRC): ~. Sandburr, H.C. Piel'Cll
(OPYC); S. Sumo Ca dy Livinp1on (SCYC).
PHRF-H (Pre idenl of the United SIMel
Trophy)-I. tres Gordo, Purcell Price (BYC); 2.
Obse1•ion, Bill Apps (VYC); 3. Bullet, t>ick
Brown (BCYC): 4, Twilight, Bill Wied-·a
(Cortez Ricing A sociation); S. Ghder, Quct
Wert (BCYC).
PHRF·l (City of Ensenada Trophy)-1. Pully-
cat, John Szalay (VYC), 2. Mavenck. Eueanc
Whitt (Pacific Corinthian YC); 3. Chap I, John
Hu1cherson (SBYRC); 4 Odysey II, Art IL Ten
Williamson (PBYC); 5. Pehcano, R1 Johnloft
(Ocean 1de YC)
PHRF-J (Armada of Mexico Trophy)-1.
Vibrant, Enc Conn (ABYC), 2. mar. Bob
Gales (Mi ion Bay YC); 3. Wah1ne, Kurt
Anderson (Little Ship fleet of Long Beach); 4.
Half Fa-;t, Anthony HatnC'> (American Lea.ion
YC); 5. No Y No. Bill Bergh (DPYC)
PHRF-K (Conve~c Wur~emann Trophy)-1.
Raz·Ma-Taz, Ralph Cameron (DPYC); 2.
Wmdbreakcr, Tim Coker (Silver Gale YC); 3.
Aphrodite, Jim Gruenwald {SDYC); 4. Orofino,
Tom Malls (Seal Beach YC), 5. Valkyrie, Don
AJbrecht (SSYC).
NOSA TROPHY (First yacht to finish, elapsed
time)-Star & Stripes
2ND NAVAL WNE OF MEXJCO TROPHY
{first IOR to finish, elapsed 11me)-Pyewacket.
LAHAINA YACHT CLUB TROPHY (First
PHRF to finish, elapsed ,tame)-Lady Godiva.
ALICE PURCELL TROPHY (First ORCA to
finish, clap ed ume)-Star & Stripe .
PORTER SINCLAIR TROPHY (First ULDB
to fini h. elapsed timc)-Jos
Gl:.ORGE:. MINTON fROPHY {nrst Ancienl
Manner to finish, clap ed tame)-Kclpic.
A 01 TROPHY (Fir t IMS to fini h, clap ed
t1mc)-Outta Bounds
DONOVA & SEAMANS TROPHY (First 70·
rater to fin1 h, clap ed time)-Pyewackct.
Nl:.\\I YOkK YACHT CLL'B TROPHY (Fir t
single hull d1111ded plit n~ yacht 10 fini h,
clap cd timc)-Ohnl a, Boll "vt11lctt (BCYC).
C'ALERY TROPHY. (f 1M PHRF ketch to
fin"h. clapc;cd tame)-P1onc1ro
CAROLINE STARR TROPHY (Fir~t PHRF
or U LDB lady-skippered boat, corrected
t1mc)-Jo ~.
ADMIRAL' TROPHY (First Schock or J-35
to rin1 h, elapsed 11me)-P1rahna.
SERE A TROPHY (First schooner rigg yacht,
corrected lime)-Kclp1c
ORCA TRIMARAN TROPHY (First trimaran
to fin1 h. corrected time)-Kcs1rcl, David Spener
(Dana West YC).
fRA"'-K BUTLER TROPHY (First.Catalina 38
to fin1 h. clap cd lime)-Ha le.
fABLLOL 50' TROPHY (Frf)t 50-rater to
fin1 h. corrected ume)-1 DccepttOn, Dave
Meginntt)' (CYC), 2 Chma-c. Mike Campbell
(LB' C). 3 amura1, Warren Rosendale (BCYC).
JEFF Ql:.AVER TROPHY (Yacht club with
mo'>t tHlph~ v.1nne")-Long' Beach Y.icht Club,
Commodore Lou Comyn'
OvlH BA) YACHT RACI G TROPHY
(Yacht club v.1th mo .. t cnmcs)-Dana Point
"t acht Cluh. Commodore Tom Tyre
~o A SPE:.CIAL TROPHY (Last yacht to
hn ... h) Cheeno ll. Richard McNi h {BCYC)
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40'e, M ", ~. nurturing, artl•t. Ina~~ Yllet?"'•',.. 9ml tl1115. .,... .... ·...-welker, gudner, ""' • uroua unttl 5/1. In-home ftWllTIC MleMe ••cu111tut do-o~, ~~lnHg s one dllncef. g.n.y ... ..,. •, piftt, Melt• euc:c.... lltdeo cs.tlnQ MMce. ,_ ••-•MIT• ...,....,... vieloper, •·. 171, N. •..--"-· ·· '° (boat1), paa1lon•t• ul, anrectlv•, mar-,_, ~tllt 24hr w1..1-· • wvwi..-... con1ldered hend-enfoy ~ ~ aboUt '"-s-tc• tall riage m6nded man 46-~ l•copUon•Lhand-.. -.---........ "W?S-nare __.._ "' --47. t'm ...... ----~-• ..-... • -. -·--,,,__... • _,. .. ,. • -... mucuNne nJa man ~ ............ •'"'----· • • -F~ llllt8C1tve, ""111.,...., fttendeNP.:...!,~:,...~ OV9f 60. #2539. _4'_25;...7_1;.... -----dloe IO wlOt, leh 991.....,.._, 41, ~ IW9ny oompe11llon to m.nce. t...-. ... a,...,..., --------..,....._ ,. DOmefl ......... ............ ~ epoll, help Of fuat
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nv-.1"' eame to ettare •lmll&r Ing 1uttable Sr. genfte. ._, MOii mlA m o r • . S • • k a : l1'URDY fi IUllOPIAll lnternta. Twin••· ..-, men 85 +. You enjoy sWM. never mamec:t, ..... _ --... .,_ ._...__ -..UUful-4rtm hltemel• NIM.THY •Leave your ar t name _.. 90me of ttte folk>Wtnn· e• t70 lbe .-tc'"""" -· ..... -,_. ~ cou"'-'P•r1t boe. Ment'on your ntc "ts ~.o~:=:~ =:: trl~~'",~'· ::~:~~ur:~rd!P0~-~~ : ,:;<: .~ ~ ~b::-':' ... ~A•~ •1•17 .. · TO ~~.,, : Tell y
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relatloMhlp. A Gent... 28, 5'2". trim, ... king ahlp. You-•~ and OOOklng, ....-... • ..., CAl..-a blond Noi'dtc, U. grlld, S 'f man befw .. n 48-85, comfort•ble, broad• .... lntelUgent With wit. deltllop,..,._ jflteo2. .... pifOfUllD .... aa, hflm, akl, ........ , • ' J>CCI y your pre erCnCeS
to cuddle forever. minded, finandally... IOULllATI #16!)8. ..-O• l'T', na lllM .• entov• own boeta a ·1....,.. WllY MT • Include what yo u liked about the •as'°iu.. ~~~. r~v. =~; = ~~t~e~ "= '!!!.*.!!!' ~n~v~ :'i~~ ....., 15-48. 8Wll. ~~IMOnde pcr~on you arc rc~ponding to
tener, college ed~ ,,.,,.,..,,., Mektng ao-.......,.,,.... cling end Agltlllllng, TMI A CllUICI ... ,,, .. lue Oll~.r.:.:D•llc· ....... C.led, ready for a phlattclMd, eucc.... SWM so·a ....... ,.. .. .............. rr·. .... • __, W/ WITH. " .. ROllMT1C long term relationahlp. ful WM, 42"62 '°'tun. lb1 .• recanlty ,......, ·~ dHLW..... ...... •• , tntof•9' for :.:-"=9 •• r:. ..... a
5'2 •• ....-........... ~ 12554. tennl1 end lot• or ttome owner. N'8. ttve, ....,._, "''**•· ..,.....,...,., "--SWM, , .. e't", 171. .., -.. •1111 'Rt1 r. You ma\. leave a 30 ~ccond me~'afc . .. ,,.,.-, -,..,. "' L~••• • leugt!!. 11'2M7. Meka ,.,,,.,._ tem-. 50'leh heatth con-&111....,,_ll. #tW. ~ "*· llllM .,_, ; " llfe. Tired of th• v•~ wtto enjOya ~19. •oloua homemaller .. ,.. ..... ""•' .... do you ,... .,.._ Y-NOn You will be autom3taca lly billed 9 q
c tt•••.,.••v• no TD.Al LADY IUlllllll th4t beee:tl, adng • .,_. ...,.....,.. tor .,.,,.., "" _.... Med? Loolllng tor for each minute. :!tfM:.;..,_~ '°r:: 1Hk1 lonety SWM SURF *•· dlf*'O • ~ -"· "**•· ...,., WTI :'Y ..:.-::.... ciom:: rolC/dll•lcel. Full ..., OYer 55 for travel by ...... e"v,4!:1,ng. • a: home. cultural aoUwltl••· Titen If you'N ..,.., tl10n•-,.--·
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ge11t G•rman l•dy. marriage? CdM ., Oo tor It. #tOtO. M • .etrlMlllwe, elm, '9ot111·ou., "*lowee
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from 11475
2 POOLS, 2 SPAS.
SANO VOLLEYBALL,
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make the l.•nsu•il \h.tkc raulc ;ind
roll Gcr1rudc Stein and J.1mc'
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bul Jrt' •ho fiery How.irJ C05Cll
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f. mph ,,\ an added rcctl&n111,1n,
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hm11i.1ion l.o\C plays role, de ire'
more than partial potliJhl ClmOicl
u1,1s between u111n1~ account,
an:cr, rela1ion,h1p
TA klJ (Arni ~Ma 20)• cw
deal ncccscar~ 1( partncnh1p.
mama c ., 10 flouu h Imprint r)lc.
cent 1ndc:pcnJcncc, on11n1lltv.
pc.acer freedom of thou&hl and
DCIKWI P1.1blic m:d1bihl\' will be
n:•IOteJ .
ca.Ml'll (M ay 21 ·Junc 20)·
lnn11t11111 ran true -follow hunch
de f11tc ~lire .-1rn1n from family,
~hurl mp 1n\IOM' rc~h' who i ..
1nru eJ. ,1i,h1ly bell• rcl\1 ..c
of duc,11on re torod. fiunc-e•
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Oft 1ticu thoulJen Ma nl•IA P«J'PC'
perspective, humor. G1cc:noeycd
mon tcr could ""' de prcm1sc1
1..oni-tt1ttancc all rd•tcs to pen •
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romc~ from 'urpri~ ~ourc" hclp1
p"' for rcmudchng. rcn<JV1t1<>n,
bc.1u11f\.1ng home Yc•u'll hear \Ound
ol vour ov.n \'U1CC \;~nt ~l)k, hov-1
1pprcc1111on fc>r dr.tm11 Tauru~
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chht LunilH po,1tion ~ -.iccc.:nl\
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•wk"""llrd, c,•nduJ harmontou\I\
You'll be .a wrcc.1 1h11 ocher'
11f!prc: iatc effort~ Cun er, Caprirom
pcr>!'n f!l.17 wlc' ('.\P~I OR"i (D«. •ll·J.in . IQ)
l.onJ•d1 l•ncc commun11;llH'ln
in\IOtvc eJueal n, p rilu•I V•lu~.
roman«, ~.trch \\.'h11 .ccmcd oul
uf rc•~h becomes 1u1leblc.
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Pionccrina rr I Cl hcl5)3 clCVllC
prcs11ac. Adhere to pranc1plcs,
1mpr1n1 ")IC, rcfo•c to be
1ntun1d11cd Spot . ht on rccr,
promotaon, :bihry co win •llcl o
h•&h r1.tus. Uo 1~d
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Rcun10n w11h f1m11)' member coulJ
ru.ull n piiymcat of lori&·stand1n1
loin. flo c ut on 1r1•tl,
co"'mun1ca1k.1•, locatk>n of lo.c
tide. You11 be rid ol urden 001
really -,our own O:lcbra&c'
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llaTMDAY: Current
YOU a
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00 no proJ~• •nts n-Pf~ ~'"" rung in Orange Co e
1/91 . Call 7'4-723-
6480 Tue-Fri 5pm-7pm
DRIVDI WANTED
Nat;onw~ COl'nPaft>' nu ~., openong1
tor small S>Kkage de-
Mty. Eam lo H50
Wk Relocet• Drive new t t compen)' cat.
Beoe1lts Ca ll l·I00-
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--..-train. 131-4M80
336-1153
t.ANOSCAPllR
Wan te d . Hard-
working, energetic,
like•b .. ~ed ~ Outia inctuda
pnya;cal '#Ottl, O.W•
ety & in.tea.~ Of Int
& ut tands<:aplng
Good diMn!g record
"P pr~ but not nee lnatant June••·
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appt 1-800-274-7096
16-21" Y1U..O
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ot 51tu111on• '" 11; ll\'C IO'\t thc11
appc I Jlov.cvcr, v.lut t:akc' place
\:r the nett 'CCk or .so •hould on!)
mllf the be 1nn1n or I whole nc-A
N9 Satan. ~13
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tor'°",_,~
9y CHAltLES GOREN
with OMAR SHARIF
and T ANNAH HtRSCH
ASSWERS TO
WEEKLY BRIDGE QUlZ
ACftOSS
I Mew.
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16 CA<Cie of
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17 FOi'"~
18 1n1 ... ior -20Gtound~
21 8-rn
22 OW'9'
23 T lfN period
2SSI~ 27 Hotel\
30 Law upen
31 A le -
32Cwgo~
33 CarJ* pert
38 Dl.IC:k~
37 GtMllY• 31 Mealllst
39 Algutation
40~ det.,
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11 lrr1t~
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6 Sonar'• k.ifa
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11 eur....n
l!Chngt
12~
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IS~un.i. 19 Strong fiber
21 Aoulane 24 _.....,.-tr..,
2SSoon•PoM 2t WOf11 untts
27 Ending tor
COftl °' oon 21 Zola IW¥ll 21 OertNnt ClOf1I
30T.aed *Ill
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Wen ~'SOCitb
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\\-"Mt do you bid now?
A.-Ont posslb1hty would bf. to
duublt and then bid pe · but
that would not tu1hligbt lhe .olicbty
or I ngth of your suit. We would opt
for • JUmp t.o two spe~ lo thl'
pu1·out llotat. tMt 1how1 • iood
ix·t"ard uit and et leut ~nifts
bid valu~
41 Trdled
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INCREASE YOUR REACH THROUGH OUR NEW LOWER RATES
VIH & Maller Logo
$2.80 per day
That's ALL you pay
for
' linls 30 dly mintmum
Ill lht
SERVICE
DIRECTORY
For more Information
CALL TODAVll
842-4321
Ext 310
PUBLIC NOTICE
The Calif. Public Ullll·
11.. Comml11lon, RE·
QUIRES that au used,
h o u eehold goods
mover1, print lhelr
P.U.C Cal T number,
llmo'1 & chauf1eur·1
print their T.C .P. num·
ber In all •dvertl••
mant.s. If you have a
question at>oot the le-
gality of a mov.,. limo
or chauffeur, Calf·
Pubfk: Ullltt.s Com-
ml11lon. 714-558-4151
;, d rj I f I () rl '.
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ADOmONS AND
REMODELING
Handyman Services
Too 873-eOOe
CALL TH•••aT toctMna, batha, doors,
wlndowa, formlca cab.
11 yra e)(p, Uc. Ref1.
387-0083
UC'D CONTRACTOR
thllt handle• all trade•
of Con•t. RH /Comm.
"'-EASE ca.II 836-5989
: ! . { ' .
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Ceramic G;u a~w Dour•,
lies 3528 & Op0ner~ Jf,2?
F LO O R S , k It c he n GARAGE Door & Open-
counters, bathroom er. 1n1tallatlon, Service
tlle ln11alled. Large se· & Repair. G,..e prtoel
lection of Illes Free Clll lol' I quoit 850-n18
est AleK 954·1026
Topptel1Atmov;51~;: PARKS PROF L PAINTING.
CIMl'4ip 1pec1e1 Int/Ext. Repaints end
JACK KENNEDY TILE &
MARBLE INSTALL+
REPAIR All types of
Pavers Washing &
Sealing. 497-5665
Handy Man 3710 A-TEAM GARDENING Customs Uc. • 583211
MAINT. 18 yrs exper. 785-9788
THE ORIGINAL
DW the TILE MAN
***REMODELING Custom work Elec:.·
Carpentry· Tiie-Piumb •
Fence1 Kerth 898·3118
Julian & Yolanda Gat
denlng Serv. 842-3921
Du1tr'• Lawn Malnt.
Monthly/Wkly or 1
time. Fr1t .. t 241·HS40
GARDENING-Full ••rv.
RAINBOW Circle Malnt
P11111Jng ln\.£11 HouM
Apt Ou.I IOI> FrM eet.
St fi<:l569897 838-1758
Papering 3866
lealcy s howers-Acid
wash & regrout w-
& Repair Bathrooms·
Shower doors Krtc·
Floors-Plumbing Uc
25yrs O.C 673-8065
........ Rl!PAH•S Home /
Rental PROPERTIES
Paint-Carpentry·
Drywall Gily645·52n
*HANDYMAN*
Land1c:ap•·•prlnklr•· WE Gilt Stld Hallg Toge!'*
1od·mow .. dge-c:lnup, Total lntlfb Remod·
rea1 rate1 966-27115 ehng S«V A4Wtoe To
LAWN MAl~T.·GARDEN The Crazy. 833-7172
1 CALL DOES IT ALL Person;ll
TILE Installed Repaired
Prompt Cowteous StM<:e
FrN Est & References
John & Shelby 848-6176
CARE. Clean-ups. On
trimlng tree1 CREDIT
avall. Refs 668·9552
Gen contrec:tot at PROF. GARDENING & CREDIT~ handyman pr1ca1 rvw5n Small & lrg repairs of MAINT 10 yrs exp. IS aUY1NQ ~R
Servi cf' J06 7
Child Care 3536 fencH, patios, plumb-RH/Comm. X lnt ret. FREE BrOChUJe On
1ng, erec , plaster, dry· VtCIOf BltTtta 645-9748 TM CREDIT SYSTEM
well Int/ext painting, ••Ml·Retlred Lend· 37~226 CHILDCARE In my F V .. lichen, bath remodel 1~·pe Contractor De· ___ .;:.....;...;.;; ____ 1 I f
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Lg " ..., SHOP AT HOME Hm. nan s-up r & addition•. Lie 1lgn/lnslall. Lrg/ sml Avon Co•metlo e yd·playrm-toy1 Loving 499197 ABS 839-4900 _..;;;S~A;...;.V..;;;E;...;.S"-'$;..;;$;...7_5;;....4_·7_1_7_0 __
1 care Mon-Fri FfT PfT. !Fuller B ru•h home
Sllttr/Bushlrd 962·6900 ALL REPAIRS/Remodel. SWEET TREE products Clllft 873-5841 Rellable, prompt. up. CHILDCARE services In Local refs. Leave mag. Complete Landscape/
my ••lboa P9nln1ule K Peteraon 722. 1294 Malnt10ardenlng. Xln1 "ome F!T Mon.-Fr1 . work. Refs available. Local refs. 673-1428 All rHldentlal & comm I Free est 548-5174 repairs & malnl "ell· _.;..:.=.:;....:;,::~;...;...;;;-"'-'---1
MATURE LADY will able Ii re .. onable. THE GREEN SCENE
babystt In my Costa Ref1 evell 432-9827 u-.Tr-~lnsW
Mesa home Fa1rv1---Sprinkr.r lnstari.tJon Baktt. Matcel 548-1806 Carpenlry, Painting, Concrete Brickworlc, Tree TrlmmlnQJRemovaJ Chimney Home Improvements, Llwn M11nt & Cleanups
Lend1cape and Tiie Rot011lllng •4.32..a804• Sweeps 353 1·800-273-'243 at. Lio. •S..025
SAVE MONEY ... FULL HOUSE THE S•COND MATI!
1 story fireplace. SERVICE & REPAIR Modern & tropical
Clean 104' only 142.IO
Uc:. lns'd. 734-1882
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~pnti:y, etc ~043
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det alleri. S prln• Palnt·Elec ·Plumblng·
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Seaward a Co 841-4203
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remodellng Done ,bY
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TM ~tMICa) .... ,.,... TM ,..._8"1(1) ~ Tl.D McCOHYILU ~ COl'#Kt If IN NIN 11 hcMar Of t0-00 a iori ur:.:: IO Of a.paal!9d with the 't}:jlnia A~, Anal\etm, lklt•nffl Name(t) ed ~M~ .::;..,:! =---~ ~ .... 9't''=~ = ~ ~ ftUTH L. McCONYI:~. =·:::::,.~..;: 1•1• .. Which ..:n. ttwY :::=..: ,::.r.; Allen~. 20130 ~eZ~r'Qble COUf1 of C..--Oounly
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TN9 I I Tilllt W .... ..._. J. lotf.. TNI 181 Niii .. llad ltllll a ~ NI beel'I h llgtll IO refed eny Of .. t'9 WOtlt llnd netne of lhe Said gooda art being ducted Dy a ~ I*'· H , 1191 ~= : =I
wlll .,.. CeunlW Clark of 1l"9 .... u .. 11 w llad ""' lie C°""Y a.tr Of llad ....,_you In IN oi.. llldl Of IO_.,. #rt ltr.-tllddef ~ no ~ dltM-~ ~the ~ovrt ol MtShit> , ... 9004 l• the....,..... Of .. dee .. Or-.. c......, ift Apll D . _.. IN Cour"Y a.tr ~ County on Apt D . ..,... °' ""°""'*'" In fUiahltlg meru An bid ,. om • OOodl Thie ...,..,.. w111 llltd PWldhed Ol'enge Co• o
1111 ~County on.-I , 1111 ll1d coun Of IN'*' JvlJ'-.., b'dl °' tn !Pit biddln9 celol'td •fttf "'-~ are de9crtbed .. one Wll Wl1n the County Cletk of Diiiy Pilot ApfJI • lS n ~ p«llo0n ~ th• Net... 1111 NeOte? Net... c.191 Dlt*tct of the ~ l'urlUltll to IN ~~ ctoelna bmt tor the receipt lot of uatd hOuMhold tf• Onln9e Cow1fy on Aprll 23 2t 1"1 . • ' end codl
,........ ~ COM ~ Oranoe COMt P\Mltltd ONng9 COllll ldal'lo, In •nd fOf th• of Sec:tMwl , m of IN of bid• INPI be teitutned 10 fec:ts. 1091 . M-180 ~-:,. ;:: admltt~ I~
DllJ ""°' .-21, ~ '· ~ ltllol Aptl 16, 22. 21. Dally ltllot .. H • ..._, e, = ~,,..,.:; :: ~~ ~. theDtS"r.:;~ :::':: :,.IOf*led. " 1111111 ~ "':"7:,= :;', ~ ~= ~ ~ probate .,. end •nr
13, 20, 1111 M.y •· 1•1 13, 20, 1111 you .. tlefeby ~to NI ~ ltom in. o., the beddlf ~"VJ' auction wlll be mede fof 13 20, 1•1 :.'auC: 'in W,::8:: _. '°' .:========M-n=::-'I M·1• ..,221 f.c:IOt of !tie 0epattrnent Of bid 19 ~ .... • t'le ours>OM of Ulltfy\ng M-232 flit 1 Wf'll*I .,,._ °' 1 lnduatrlal Relallont the ' ~· P'oPef the t.en of IN und«Sl{llned ""'-'C NO'TICI by the ••IC •T1ICI .. _ -•T1ICI .. _ -IOTllCI ~ motton 1n dllfwtM -• --,,.. of ~ ~ on hid ptttonnt1 pr0ptt1y ... ----· ---------• the pet tlOf\ 1equ9~• ..,,,. ~ ~ ~ to tl'I• 1ald Complalm p;.-dltnl~~-..,-the '" Ml "' Bid Document• to lhe ~ of th• tum ~ '"'' "°'5 1'1otttteua ttiof1ty lo ldmilut., ttle •·
• nm ......... COURT OP nm STAT8 OP CMJPORMA ....., ~ (20) deyt of ,.,. .. prrt , ... fof ::;: : =~ ~~: ~it!~ Wfth "-""'... mu,~.!!!!!.:" ~:.::I~ ~tes
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..... _ ---AA.I-the _.. of ~ Sum-l'IOlde'( end wottt n ,.., Drift Coata Mesa o •cTED •pri1 "' ._, • .,.... ....... ....
-r-. ',,.. -• • OP OlltW mone, Ind you .,, 1Ut1Nr ~~ ~ ~~''k; C1llfornta upon no,._ s:nnl '"tra~;P~~~hon ltet.....t ~ f= ~art :C~ ~· ~=··~ei>r• notified tNt unlftl you If> each 'to relundabl• payment ol eompeoy The lolowlng P9faonl are 0 L Grubba Co . 18390 te<ttall"9 IO tafle m.ny I t •
pew Ind p19ect lo Mid et•" or type of WOl1c· St 2 00 An 1dd111on11 By Mar; l<fumtlelt doono buto,,.11 •• Pactllc Coaat H•Gh*•Y l•ons ••tho111 obta•n1ng ~ within the llme If l'\HOed IO execute IN ctlefge of $5 00 rnuet be In-Publtsn.d Or-Coat P()t~T MOHAACH SALES, s I 200 H fl I court llC)OfOV1ll 8el0f• la OHO Sll.EC1'm • .........._.. the ~rfl wi• eot!,~ TheM rates are duded ff handled by ""'' Daily P11oC A;.,""-2.2 29 7 R09• S1 Rancho Santa ~~. ,.. --..9un ng on lnV Cetta.., WtlY 'impottant • .,.... ..... , on •-at the DISTAtCT °'· Bod Oocumen!t and othef Ma.gaflla c.111 ~91 ....,. --~ IN ~ .. J1t01S talle judgrntnl ag111\11 you fiee localed Ill 1370 Adame contract documenlt mau 1991 M Tina Jeannefte G~ 7 Hunt•rigtOn HltbOof R9lfty actions • Ill tl4 as Pfayed In Mid ~ Ave. Costa Meu, CA alao be exa-._. .... , .. !. 215 AoN SI Rancho Santa Inc Cal<fomia COfl)Ofatron tonal reptewrul,..,... ti. -----------92t2e F .......... •• .... Tl!tt bu11n••• " con. reciu••ed lo g+ve notic. ro
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OUllll fOI FISCM. TIM 1111·12 plaint • P'lsical 11e1lrti.t Office ol the Crty Clerll ol 'UBLIC NOTICE Margar111 Cahl 92991 dueled by a corpotat1on 1nt11"1ed penone "'"'"'
------------------------The Ntufl of thl• clalm Plannll'IQ "''" Copi.. lhe Clly or Cotta Meu Btd Tilts bullnest 11 con· Th• ,•glllfanl(a) com-tney !lave w•IYed l'CJ!ic• or
Puf....W '° iaw Ind upon._ ~1 °'the JudgM of the Superior agalntt you 19 breech of rn.y be obtained on re-Documen11 will not b9 LaGM. due1ed by an lndlVldull menced to tranSllCI bulll· consented 10 me Pf0909ed
Cowt, fl le OfdtNd ttlal CM fOlowlnCI named penona be and fWf we '*9bV contu1ct/plf1ner.hlp agt' ... qunt A copy of lheff malled unle11 lhe addl· ADVll."TISKMKMT Th• feg11tranl(•) com-MU uncllf tn. Fict1tlOU9 ICttOn.J The ina.f)9f'dtnl
Mlected Ind lllMd M.,. ~ Oflnd .. _, P1IMI, 29 In numa., ,._. "*" conV9tllon forec:Jo. "'"shall be potted •I lhe tlonal S5 00 chatge 11 in-DK,MTMINT Of: m~ed IO lflnsacl bull· ButlnH• Nime(t) steel admirwttratlOO l!UthOftty win
-1 ' 1 llen and '.it )ob tlte. dud.cl w11h payment OMMUNITY ness undlf the Flett"°"' above on not appliuble oe gninted un'"1I an 1'1llf·
leen Of wNch wt11 be dr1IWn to IOfll'I the Orllnd Jury fOf the ft1C111 YNI 1•1· llM'• O Ofneyt 11 thall bt mandatory Eich bid ah•ll be tNde C Buslneu Nam•(•) lilted G Grubbs, President med persoo fllff an ob
92, to wtl: f ... •nd co111 upon the CONTRACTOR to on the Proposal rorm, DEYl'.LO,MaMT above on. APfM 23 1991 Th•• llatement wu filed jeetlorl 10 the pe111rori ano WITNESS My hand Ind whom the conlract 11 t hffll P·t through p.9 Pl.ANNINO T1n1 Glover snoW'I c caute wny the IU ... IW'l801HAL DISTRICT 11 .. ., ol the Di1trlc:t Coun aw11ded. •nd upon ~n "''OVlded In the contract DMllO.. Th•• •t11e~1 was l11td Wllh th• County Cllfk 01 a .. ..,_, ,.., ,. ~ ....... . Of1ngt County on March coun s d not 911n1 t11• thl• t41h day of M11cl'I . .....,...,.., raclOf under I documentt. and shall be CITY Of: with the County Clerk of 29 109, authoNy NOlllllATINQ JUDG• 1991 CONTRACTOR. lo pay not accompanied by• cen1l 9d HUNTINGTON aUCM Orange County on Apttl ?3 A HEARING on t"• ~ MAY & MAY LAW OF· lets than the satd specifi Of cashlef't checll <><I bid Nobce II hereby gtven 1991 fr4a8"1 loon ..,.u be Mid on MAY MAM• AND ADDR•SS
Hany J. CUf1Mf
I otll El c.ntro
Fowrtaln Vday t2708
Lucinda R. Home
919 s. Ooldtnweal
Santa Ana 12704
Wiiiiam c Kirtdand
I 5908 Mt Jackaon SI
Fourutn Vlltay 92708
BMtrlll W McMel\an
1144 W. SNron Rold
Saru Ana 92708
Connie A. Sain
10112 Lii Sltna St
Santa Ana 92705
Jamee H Taylor
1222' 9luebell
Gat<Mn Qfow 92640
Hon M1Mn G. WMl!a
SUP•IW'laGIHAL DISTRICT #2
Stanton w Joeephaon
111545 Tropel Lane
Huntington Beach 92149
Joaepti T Kar am
I t 29 t Bltcayne Court
Garden Grove 92941
Raymond T unrell
t 2091 911d!mef $1.
Garden Grove 92645
Maouel I/ Prado
12442 Poplw SI
Garden Gfove t2t45
Morria Spatl
4509 l..lllWln Ave.
CVP'•H 90630
Hon Jonathan H Cannon
Selectton Committ"
IUlt•IW'ISORIAL DISTRICT ''
Jotepl'I R Bjomdahl
170 E. 9uchanan Ct.
8rM t2t21
Joen C Wlllon
1521 Wt<lgewood lw
Lii Habfa 90831
Hon. Rlehltd J Beacom
Hon Jofvl J Ryan
SUltmwYllORIAL DISTRICT 14
George J. Boudfeau 1m s INutwood. ,4
A.nal'ltlm 9280ol
Rot>en W. Flr#tll\na
501e Aldgtee Ave euena ltarti 90921
Wanda ltwln
'512 Aoctlladge °'· .,.,.,.,.'°'21
Hon . .-...lt.Of1ty
Hon. "'*-t D. MoNrcl'I
HOn~O "-·•·
~CIS ratn to Ill workef'e em· bond for nol IMS tl\an t<>'". ..., ,,,. Depattment ol Com-~.,.,.. Publlsllt'd Orang• Coa11 23 1991 11 1 4S PM ,,,
ployed by them tn the ex• of !he amc>Ynt ol the bid vr PubUsntd Ofange Coal! D1t')' P•IOI Al)fll 8, IS 22 0.pl 3A loclt1ed Ii 700 ., 9-1 D. ilffwnt"9 wt1on 01 the contrec1 mad• payable to the Oty munn&v, Developmenlct 'an-29 1991 CtVIC Ctnter Oflv• WHI Fen "· •• MAY, At· No biddef may Wllhdfaw ol Colla Mesa No Pfopo• ning skJn of IN rty 0' 0•''Y PolOI Apnl 29 May II M-111 Santa Ml CA 92701 "-fer "8lnttff arry bid IOf • l*lod of s1111y at lhllt be constdtfed un· Hun1ing1on B .. cn that the l3 20, l99l 11 """'' o.....,.. 10 , ...... ~ft1 ............. • lollow>ng Drall ~111ve M 230 •-VJ-"• .... ··-· CUJlt( OF THI! Dia. ( llO ) dsys •"" the date less accompanied by tueh Declaration requHI has • -.rg ot IN pel!liOn, yoo
TIHCT COURT NI tor the open1ng bids cashiers cneck. cash. Of bMf'I PflPll'ed arid wi• be fl\llLIC NOTICE s!!Ould •POe•t ~ 1t.e ,, .. ,.
., J. C'"'91on, "'· ~:~= = .,,9: o! ~ t>!i ~. be consid· aut>mtted to 11le c.1y Piao-PUBLIC NOTICE mg and mite 'f04ll 00f1'C·
UTY CLSRK r-wed Pnof 10 ••KUtion tfed urMsl rt is-....... on • """' Commlls.on IOf theof '1cttt...,_ t>Of't cit • ._,, ttllr'I 0~ • Put>l•Shed Of•-Coat! oflh• A-t-ct ...................... I .. _ a=b .... COfll•<l9'1tlOn Th• Dflfl •uetnes• .. _ flctttteve loons W'llh I'>• CO\X'I IMO!• ... -......... •• ...... .,, .,. .,. '"' Ofm '"""'"',.... y u,... Negative Dectaralion ._.I laueMeu N-lhe ,.,..,.ng YOUf appear Ody Pilot Apnl 22, 29 May In !he IOfm set IOflh 1n ,,.,. Ct!y of Cotti ~ ... and IS be avaa~ fOf publtc r-. ............. Sl8teMent l'lCI l'\IJ'f be in '*'°" Of e. 13, t991 COtllract documents mllde '" acc0td1nce with view and comme nt IOf The lollowlng i>e'son• ••• The !()!lowing oertont art by YOU': t!lom~
m216 PufSU1'1t 10 Seclt0n 4590 lhe prOVISIOnt ot the Pro-1 1 -one 121) days doorlq bOtoneu as dO<ng t>utoneaa as It you are a c/ed '°' Of 1 =======;::::===: ol the Government Code of polll reQINemenll wen y II C•tlli"a PIUllCI 21S2 O!OSSOVER AUOIO 1052 COil'~ cred!Of of lhe "llUC NOTICI lhe 51111 of Cal11ofn•1 rhe Each bod<I., must have 1 2i"',~ng Monday, A9t E1oen S Costa MHa CA s1 • .,,., Ave Costa ~... c:tecnsed ,ou m~ 'ie
contract Wiii conflon P'OVI-Cius A' Genefal E~ Ofal'I NagatlVI Dtclarahon 92627 c t ~ V04./JI c.&a•m wo1h ltoe COUit
L&GAL s1ons pem\cttlng the t uc· nfffing llC:lf'se .,,d 1110 No 91-a in tonJUf'Clron Jesso<:• C111re Mo111son St..,., p Veuof'an, t052 af'ld merl a copy 10 lh• Pl'
ADW'RTIS•M•NT cetslul bldd .. 10 1ub1111U1e pteq~• lied u required by Wl1h Tlf'tlllvt Tract Map 2152 El<ltn 5 Coa11 Sa na1 Ave Costa Meea sona.i represe'>t1111 ~• ap-
DE,MTM•MT 0, ffC\JflWIS IOf any montes •• .., No 14494 and Conditional Meta CA 92927 Ca• f 91626 poonle<I by the COU!'I ... ,htn
COllllUtUTY Wllhl!eld by Ille Chtnc1 10 A ConlractOf USll'IJ • C••fl UN Perrntt No 91·10 II a ThlS bu1•nu1 •• con. Th11 but •n•n II con-'°"' monl'1S lrom the d•'•
ensure perlorm1nce und11 Of c1au 1ftealt0n not shown reqvell 10 conslruct 1 u dvc:led by an lnd""o<1ua1 OIJC1ed by an indMdUal ot '"" llsuanc:e ol lette11
•• ~~MIMLQOHIDM•NT190.. lhe contrKI on the Genetal Prevs•ltna unit medlum denlrty ,...,_ The teg•stran1111 com-The t eg11tra ntlt) com-aa 0tov1C1td 111 MCtlOtl 9100
.. _.. " Governing &.rd Wag• Del .. ITW\lllOl"IS may denllal tOwntlouM prOjlC1 rnenced to transact bull-~ to tranuet ~ ol the CaJ>IOf,,.• Probltt
CITY 0' Br tlAJtred '· 'M· be requ11ect 10 oay 1111 on appfowtmalety o 93 ""' Uf'det tne FicMiout nttt und .. IN Fic111tous Code The 1,,,.. fOf llllt19
HUNTINGTON •UCH rutndea, ,h.0 1 Chencel-•itge ral• of the crall °' acre• located 11 l7SS2 van B11s•,.ess Name •I ~sled Busineu Nam•(•) ~••eel C111me Wll not ellpo<e ~
Notice Is htKeby g~en b)I lor, Coaet Community cl1st1t1cauon mo11 closely Buren Strffl •bov• on· 4 I 9t abOve on 3'21'91 l0te °"' monltls ITom ••••
lhe Depanment ol Commu-Colle9• Dletrlct related 10 11 as shown rn A copy ol the req""' 11 Jessie• C MomsO!'I Steven P Vaughan htar1ng d •t• notlcetJ
nlty O.V.lopment, Ptannlng lhe General De1trmtn11ion1 on flle With the oe attment This 11111met11 """ fllt<I Tt111 statement .,..., filed aoov. Dlvi•K>O ol !flt City of ~uni· Pubhshed Orange Coast enec:trve al the l•m• ol the I C II ~ v t w.th tne COtJnty CltKk of ""'"' the County Clerti 01 You may eum-"11 the r,111
ongton Beacl'I lhll lhe lol· Dally Piiot Apfll 29, May 6 catt IOf bids ~.,,1 °~~"ol Hu~i.!;! Ol'ar>g• County on Aorrr 1 Or•ng• ColA11y on Maren i.ap1 by th• coun 11 you
IOWll'IJ Ofalt N99lltVe Dec· 1991 Thi CootraetO< lhlM ~ Beach Main Slr"I t99l 29 1991 are • person lfltlfHted 1"
tatallon requnt hU been m237 ply •Ith lhe ptOVlll()l'IS Of Hunll~ton B .. cn. CIJ,1. F489239 , .... .974 lt>e Htlll you may Illa
Pfepated Ind WI" be Sub· ---------SICllOfl 1770 10 1780, ·n °'"'' Arty pefton Wishing Puoflsned Orange Coatl Publ>sl'ltd Orange Co.st .. ti\ '"'-court • IOtmef n.
mined 10 lhe City ot Hunt· PUBLIC NOTICE c:lu11V1. ol lhe Cal l0tn1a 10 comment on the 111Q1JHI Oa 'Y P 01 Aoril fl •5 22. oa 'v Pilot Aor~ a 15 22 ouest '°' Spec:1., Notre• ot
1ngton BHch Planning REQUEIT FOR Labof Code tne pte11a ""O may do so 1n wnlong within 29 1991 29 99, lhe tii.ng of an lrwentocv
Comm1tll00 '°' .,, .. , con-ralt Ind SC•I• of WllgH H twenty-one {21) csav-of M·llSS 1 82 and •OP'""~ of .,.., ...
Sld«•tlon The °'•" Naga· ,,.O~OSALS FOR ll bl••he<I Dy IN C•fy ol lhtl notice by PfOVld·no _, W!I Of o! ll'IY ~·llOO O<
hve Dec:tarauon Wiii be CHILD ~E Costa M"' Which art on wr nen commen11 10 the account u proY>ded •
avaitat>te !of public fevlew SKftVlCES lrlt witn th• City c11t11 ot Department o1 Communoty PUIUC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE Met.On 12so or the c e t
Ind comment '°' !wtnly· SchOol District NEW· lht Cuy of Cosll MIN, D~t Planning Do-OtNI Probtle ~ A R• one (21) <lays commencing PORT·MES A UNIFIED and shall lorlell pen.it .. , Vll>On P O Box 190 Hurit· Fktltlou• Actltt.u• Quest f()f Special NOCIC•
Monday Apf1I 29 t991 SCHOOL DISTRICT Pfeter•bed thefttn '°' non-1naton Beacn CA 92648 •ustneu Mame •v9Nu .. ..,.. l0tm 11 •va l>te lrOl1\ the
Of1ll Negative 6eet11atr0n Project Name CHILD compliance ol tatd Code ffut>t·•hed Orange Cols St8'~ Stet•-• c.:iurt c en
Ho 91-8 In COOIUnc:1rOn CARE SERVICES The City Council of lh• D•"Y Ptlol APf 29 1991 Th• IOllowing Pef!IOlll lie rne lollow>ng '*~' a·e Anor •Y tot Pel•l!Onlf
Wllh Tef'talrw Tract Map Pioposal Deaclhne May C ly of Costa Mesa te-..-2 dO<ng bul>""9 as doong bl.!SlnllS ., -..ARr< J PHILUPS E.tq •
No ,,..94 and Cot>d•t<e>nat 10 1991 II400 pm NfVH the ngl!I lo te:ect PUBLIC NOTICE Al rra"*fft '"'P'IH>Onl Bt.11."ER STREET COMPUT· GOLDFARB STURMAN u .. Petm.t No 91 ·10 II • Place ol Proposal A• ll'tY and Of all bod• Bl 5111.ndtng Ovatte>na fl022 ERS 1531 w a.~ .. SI AVERBACH & STURMAN
request lo conttruertl c .. pt M~t Sup-lllLllD P . fJHINNKY, "ctltlov• Sllfelds Dr!Y9 Huntinglon Cotta Mesa Ca 1 92526 t57fl0 Yr.tyre Blvd . Ste ~I medium dtolll'f rH t-pot! ~ .. 298S.A Bear CllJ Clerk, CltJ of Beech CA 92647 David T Weelll 25~ 1900 EflCmO CA 114
<lenlial towMouH PfOj«t Street Co1t1 MHI CA c.... ...... ·" ... ,~.·~~.-Cur1•• T1ar10 .. ..,. H Etoen .... #8 Cost• Publ;~ .. 2:.~· ..... ~U1 on approx1m11e1y 0 93 92!26 Pubt1slled Orange Coast •• ....... lbolt• 'Ana Ca,•I 926'7 °"-:" h..,. ..... " ,., """ ... ..,
ac:rH localed al 17552 Van NOTICE IS HEREBY Dally Ptlo! Apt1I 22 29 The loltow•no Pl<SOOI .,. T1!11 bus nen •• con-Th•• bus ntn • CO"'· 6 . l991 ... T l Buren StrHt GIVEN lhll 1he abov• 1991 d0<ng business as dueled by an 1nc!<vt<luaJ dueled by an tn<l.""1Cluel -2 g A copy ol the requnl 11 named SchOol O.stric1 ol CROWN AR T 16215 Euc The reg11tra '1tfs com-on"'• with the De~lftmenl M221 ltd A"ahe1m r a•1f 92812 ' Th• ••g•stranl(S) com· PUIUC -rte• Orenge County CA. llCtll'IJ ...., menc:.cl 10 lransaet ouao-menced 10 1r1nuct bus . '"' 5
ol Communtly evelop-by and through 1tt Gov .. ,,. Lucas Wall. 1621 S Euc td nets unc:1 .. 1ne F1etibous nts~ ur>d« the Fiet•"OUS ment. City ot Hunllngton Ing Board llefe4naller ,.. PUBLIC NOTICE SI Anaheim Calif 92804 Bu11ne11 Na~t•) hied Bustnen Nime1sl ~Sled Motloe ..
Beach, 2000 Main StrHt, letred to u "DISTICT. ""'" Th11 bu11nau It con· above on not apphcal>te abOll• on Aptil 2 1991 ,.......,. ~ Hunll~lon BHch. Cahl· tec:•v• up lo, but not Iller 'lctltlo1.. dueled by 111 lnd1v.d1.111 Cun11 Ttano Dl'lld W"k' A petm11 applrcallOO '°'
Ofnta Arty person wishing than lhe abov•stated lime •u1lnee1 Name The reg1str1nt(I ) com· This 11a1emen1 .... '•'eel Thll stat~t "'" llle<I de11el0pmenl of thia 111• II to comment on lhe r~uesl Pfopolalt and requHled Stllt•.....,t rnence<I 10 transact tx.isi-wilh the Courlfy Clerk ol Wtlll !he County Cllfk ot Pl'l<linQ befOfl IN C.l1f
may do IO tn Wfltrng wilhln c:tocumenls '°' 1111 aw&fd ol Tne lollowing peraons .,. nen undet 1"-F1Ct111ou1 Orange ~IY on Aprll 2 Oftn91 Coun1y on APfll 9 ornta Coutal CommoU'ltn
IWenly-<>ne ~21) days ol a atrvlCe conuact for ch<ld dO•ng bus•n•ss •• Bus•neu Name(s ) HS1ed 1991 1991 PropoHd ClevetOpm9'11
lhl• notice by ~ovldlna care HMCtt (a )U s PACIFIC COM •t>OV• 0'1 """', 1991 , ... taos ,.to,.. Erectron "'° f~ OI
written commenl• to lhe Th• DISTRICT rHlf'Vel PANV (C>)AMPAC 1 H O ~ .... :~!men. WH lued P\.11)11shed <Xa,. Coast Put>lolhed Orang9 Coelt Pr-"'b M41 Olaplay oan91• ~~ment olPtCommunl,!y the right lo cancel lhlt t• N1wporl Blvd Costa ~1h I .. • "--1y C ..... ol D•"" PllOI April fl 15 22 P ...... .. 22 .... IOfL 1991 ~ .......vprnenl, anntng .,... ouest lor Pfoposals wllhoul Mesa Cahl 921127 -· " """"' ,.., "' Diiiy llol A.,. .. I., ,.. oc:atlon eso L-Ol.l"a
V\llOI\, P 0 Bo• 190. Hun!· en award 10 c:ancel 1111 en-Newporl Moiors Inc Orange COUl'lty Oii Aon• 9 29 1991 May 11. 1991 Canyo" Road, Laguna
ln01on BMch CA 92648 llrt prOjeCt. °' 10 waive any Ci l•IOtn•a 1880 Newpol1 1991 M·190 M 111 e..cl'I Caltlomia
Pu1>111hed Orange Cou l irr119u1111t1es Of rnlonnal•llH 8111<1 Co,ta Mesa Cail ,490189 ~---------' ------· ~ FMtMll of leg•
Dlity Prlot Apnl 29. 1991 '"any proposal• rec .. vtd 92&27 Published o..,. COHI ---------·\IN 8Mc:h.City of Leguna ========t.42==311= Additional •nlormalion 11 Tnia but•neu s con D• !y PJol APfll 15 22 29 PUBLIC NOTICE "llUC NOTICE 8-h, 850 ~ ~ ....... ble II ,.,. Manage-dueled by • COfpOtlt,gn Ma1 6 1991 te• 0, flkrtftt Roecl. Laguna • Celli PUBLIC NOTICE menl Suppon Ser.t<:ff Of· Tile reg•llran1t11 COi"\· ~.196 MOT ._.;: .. ~-Otnlll 92'&1 flee or lhe Newport·Meu menc:e<I to transact bull-AYAILAalLITY OF -.... --Appl!QtJOn Nuf'ntlef ~91 •
NOTIC• TO Unlftl<I School Ottlf!Cl at Mii undef' lhe FICtit-out MON~ RE~T Sta......... t 75
COMTMCTOl'I 1i,. above adclteu Of by 8u••nau Name(•) a.led PUILIC NOTICE ,u111.11n1 10 StCllOn Tht foloWlng penOtll •• Putilet1ed Or8"Gt C09
CM.LIMO fOft •101 te199hone (7141 55e-3240 above on· March 16 11191 61CM(d) of the'"'"'"., Reot· doing~ as D1•1Y "*" Apnl ~. 30, ~ ..
Scl\Ool OlstrlCI COAST OOVEftNINO 90MD, S•d Panow Presodtnt NOTICE Of: enut Code nollce •• Newport ~ By Tht See 1 1flt1
COMMUNITY COLLEGE C.,olyn •· Stocker, Of. Ttvs slltefTll"ll WH ri eel AYAIL.AalUTY Of: hWeby gN'a'l !hat the an-UNt1 Church, 3'119 Via Ml'W23&
DISmlCT NCtOf M9"''· a...,ppert Wl1h IN County Qef11 of ANMU~ ftEPORT "'* reQOf1 for the calenOar Lido 211, Newport ••••
8f<I Oeadl•M 2 o clock In. Ofange County on ~· 23 Purtuanl to S•ct•on yeer 1990 of the HIGH IMcfl. CA 12913
pm ol lhe 23fd day ol PubltSheO Or.,.,.., Coul 1991 f 104(dl ot !he Internal Art· 8 LOO D PRESS u RE Church of th• living
May. 19111 -..... , .. ,aoi enue Code notoc• •• FOUNDATIOl'f, 1 p!'!Vale Truth. Colofldo ~
Place of a.cs Rec .. PI Of· Oady Pi'Ot Apt!I 12 29, Pul>t1shed Ora....... COU1 hefet>y llfVlfl thl1 ,,... .,,. loundatrOn ... IV ..... II IJOf'I . ..,,,. .. abOW
fie• of DlrectOf of Purchu · 1991 ... -nuel report IOf IM tlK.i the 1ounoa11or1 • pnne1pe1 Thi• bu•tnen II con.
Ing, Betty Baldwin. Coast m2 I 7 Dady Pitol Apnl 29 May e, year 19"-90 of JOHN otllce lot llnlpec1JOn ounna dUc:teCI by I ~IOl'I
Community College D1t· 13 20 1991 SELJAN FOUNDATION a fegular bu'"""' houra The reg11tranl(a) com-PAC9'1C""'
tflct. 1370 Adams Avenue. PUBLIC NOT1Cl 1111·221 Pf"'•'• foundatoon ti wlltl-ltom 9 00. m to s 00 pm menoed to .,..wac:t bull-a•M PAm Cotla Mesa, CA 929211 able al the loun<latron • by .,.,., c•hzen wt!o r• MN unO« t"9 Ftct1t1oua •
Ptojecl lden111fc 1t1on Flctttt.u1 PUILIC NOTICE pr•ntlplll office '°' ll"Spec· que1t1 11 Wltti.n 180 <l•yt Butlnell NatM(I ) IWed c...-.y • ~
Nam• Bid No UllO. •u•tneee NaftM iron dunno tagular bu.., aflef the dll1• of pu~· abo\t'e on. t FM» 11tt ~-• o.Mtor;
GOLDEN WEST COUEGE ltet.......t Flclt"tou• MIS hOuta lfom 9 00 • m tion °' Petl'lellt G lenytwn, Sr 3500 P9dllt Y'8w OrMt
ARCHITECTURAL BARRI· T.. fol • I N to 5 00 pm by any Cllllen The louf\dl!IOO a plinClpal ,.11\111er'Ellecuttve o....ctor. ......,, 8laecil'I
ER REMOVAL, t990·91 <I~ bu~ :raon• •re ue ne•• am9 wN> r~sllf 11 Wtthln t80 ollice le localed al I This ttetemenl 'IQI •ltd ~-===-~=·=·===-~ Cepltlll Outlay PrOIJfam (El-SUN STOR SYSTEMS, Stet~t dayt aftef tht date ot this WlndtlOf, Newpc>n 9eacl'I _,.h fie C0unty Cllfil ~tOf'I) 23187 VI• Del RIO. YOfbe Th• lottowina '*'°"' .,. publiatron CA neeo ()fange COunty on Matetl Ptac:e Plane we on file Uod• Calif !12$11 domg buslflfft H Tht lour>dation 1 pnl'Cpel The principal manag9' ol 29. 1tt1
Ofllc:e of Olfec:tor of Ph~· Far E111 Coneullanla CHILDHOOD CONFI-~II located at 201 E !tie touncs.flOO it Mlchael , ...... ., cal Faellltlea Planning, 'Boll 23687 Via Del Rio YOfba DENCE CONSUL. TAtHS Afton Ave . Santa Arla CA .\ Wet>« M D PUbt•theel Ofange
Hlllnet CoaSI ComrNmiTY lJnd• Clltl 92088 l 101 Dove Su"' ,, t 90 t2707 BILLIE RICCI Secy • DIMiy Plloe APfll • 15 22
College Dltlrlcl, t370 Th11 buslnen •• con-Newporl Such, Catrl The pttnClpll ~ o4 Treu o4 me Foundation I 1 • •
Ad amt Avenue. Cos la ouc:ted by 1 litnt eel Pl"· ~S .. FCC Inc ,.,I.I the ICM'ldatron 11 Mr John 2 t 810 Ounrobln Way, 2t .. Mot Meea CA m2e Tfw!tf ,_._ '"' '"' • ..,. Ol'n.t W ~.... ltfetodenf Yottoa IJndl. CA 9Hlt Feettfiv (714) 432-5To7 ,_.,.p 3t900 Cwcle Of So Lag· p~r'* ()1119 CoM1 PWlaehtd 0rWlglt Coe.I
NOftCE IS HEAEBV Tl'le reglllrant(s) co,.,,. una, Clllf 12977 D9'y Plot Aprll 2t 199t °"'1 Plot Aprll 21, 1111 .._,.,_, .... ~? GN~~~~·~~~~l~F~TN1bu~~tt llC~ii~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~i~~~i~~~~~~·~·iu~·i=~·~~~~~~~~~~~ nemect School l)letnct ol ·-.,.,._ ,,... .,. __ ., dUcled by • COtPOfaliOn
Or11r1ge County Cahfomta Bu.in.st Name(•l tted The fe9111ranl(I) com.
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