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IN THE NEWSROOM
Where therc''i smoke, there's ...
Senator Frank Hill. The freshman
Republican, who represent Laguna
Beach and other outh county
communitie , has introduced a mca urc
that would -in ht own word -
crack down on "old clunkers belching
out mog." Car , that i ... Hill says
tudie how that 80 percent or the
\.Ch1cular mog 1 generated by only 10
percent of the ca~. The "older
Junkers." The bill would provide a
credit system for those who retrofit
older cars or retire them from the road
... Actually, Hill borrowed the idea
from the talc ir Resource Board's
propo ed clean air gu1dehne for 1994
The bill hos cleared the cn:uc and
. now mo11c\ to the As!lemhly.
QUOTES Of THE DAY
"C rrep111J: < ontltmnn11011 wit Ir out
w m1iewmt1011 u tlj 11/egal as 11 "
unfmr /j thr 11u1~mmc111 wtmtetl 1/us
·f1111tf, II 011~/rt W Jia~t' bo11g/it II "
Hugh lle~llt. counsel for
l,\Oduwncr' f1ght1ng for land u e
right' in Huntington Be.ich (Al).
"AfJ opprtHI\ ego' tmmtnt 1s mort
w ~/tared than a 11ger. "
Confuc1u'i
TODAY'S EVENTS
•Friend. of the Newport Beach
Public Library celebr111e 35 years of
'upport at a luncheon at Balboa Bay
Club. Fe ti\ 1ties arc ct to begin at
I J·30 a.m. f·or ticket call 644-1693.
• ·1 he 11th Annual Baroque Mu'>ic
Fec;t1vol of C'omnn dcl Mnr
continue at St. Michael & All
Angch l·pi.,copal Church at
. Sherman L 1hrnry & Ga rdenc;. For
11c~ct information, call 760 7887
JUST THE FACTS
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Dnger may have been victim ol · oWn success
Newport man enjoyed open, Oas by lifestyle
By Iris Yokol
and Emily Adams
°'anot Coast 0111'1 Pdol
NEWPORT BEACH -Mash and
brash -that wa> Robcn Unger.
A uccessful bu!>ines'lman, the 33-year-
old Newport Bench re ·idcnt ported
flashy gold cham , drove n gold J aguar
with a license plate that a ked "Why Arc
You Poor?" and bragged often about his
winnings at Hollywood 'Park ra~ctr.1ck 1n
Inglewood, accordin~ to acquamtancc .
Unger' flash and bra h behavtor may
have led to his death Saturday.
Bo/In' on tllB rhlllr
A frequent bettor at Hollywood Park.
Unger won $88,000 Saturday and
reportedly bragged of his winnings, which
worked outi to $72,000 after taxe · He
demanded all cash -normally, racetrack
policy is to give a winner up to $10,000
and the balance in a check -and refu cd
ecurity escorts to the parking lot.
Less than .an hour later, he wa ~hot in
the che t as he sat behind the wheel of
ht'i Jaguar in front of the Stouffer
Concourse Hotel near Los Angele
International Airport, about 2 112 m1lec;
from Hollywood Park.
Giant bulldozeh travel along the bed of tho Santa Ana
R1\.er near Victoria ~trcct, whNe the only thing flowing
~da
proj ct.
Despite the -resuscitation effort of a
hotel employee, Unger wai; declared dead
on arrival <1t Robert F. Kennedy Medical
Ce nter hortl): after 7 p.m. Saturday. A
Lo!> Angele) County Coroner off1c1al \a1cf
l:.Jngcr died of multiple gun!>hot wound , /
An unidentified w1tncc;, to the 1,hooting
reportedly saw UQger gt\.C the l.;1Jler ca..,h
hetore he wa., shot, but thou ands of
dollar> were left behind. according 10 the
hotel 'ecurit} guard who ru hell to
Unger\ aid
The Los Angeles Pohce Department\
P<1c1fic Division i!> inve.,tigating the
mc1dent. The moti..-c wa' clcarl} robhery.
police officials aid,
New fees to boost High c•rt lll'BBB to .
• l nger\ mother, who an ~ered the
door Mond.1y <11 l..1nger' sp:lciou • pa~tel
cnlored hou c in the Newport North
community near l:;lpper Newport Bay,
declined comment.
Unger' neighbor. on Corte Marin said
they knew l11tle of the man e"<cept thaJ he
apparently lived in the two-story home
with hie; girlfriend and two young
dau~hters from a previou marriage.
Ne1gh1'or tn the fairl>. ne\.\ oommunity
don't reallv !.;nu" each other ~ell. the ·
re1,1dcn1.. aid .
Bu1,inc s a ~lalc' at Ne" Reader
cf'\ ice the bu~mcss l 'nger owned, also
See FLASH AND BRASH'ID hll
Huntington
council OKs
cable TV tax
By Robert Barter
()ranoe COHt Olly P :JC
Huntington Beach City Council
member' \.Oted Monday night to
1m(l0 c .i S percent monthly tu on
cable T\ u-.cr and to raise garbage
c,>ilc"1on fee' S 1.0-i n month,
Ct t} Admt01 trator Mi"-c beruaga
''"d 1hc new fee arc needed to make
inro,1d' un a $3A m1lhon hortfall.
I he Cit~ intend' ll' pour s::.Q m1lhon
Ill re,ef'\e' IO 'launch the Oo~ of red
tAl...
, I he cnblc f\. hike drc" fire from
rc .. 1dcnt'
"If ) l'll .nt'" P-:'"' .i "'"hole .,c: nc ot
,permanent 1.1'c:' and fee~. \\.C feel that
the 1u,11t1.1tile reaction of the people •
\ .. 111 be 011tr.1gc," 1,.11d Dave Sulh,an \l u d B e h I t 0 • .t t 0 r m c I c 1 l y
aJm11w.trator. a "-ed official whv,
"'"hen there ' -. honfall, they 'al"'"a~
increa,c" lee' rather thao make cut .
liel,110 called the cable TV hike
... c1cct1\C 1.1,auon. bee.du e cable TV
v1ewe r' . arc the onl) one to be
alfcctcd
Inc cahlc TV tu barel, squeezed
b). rcqumng f1,e vote -JUSt what 1t
got. Councilmembe~ Don MacAlli ter
and Jim 1l'c1 \.l)teJ agam t the levy
UhcruJu ""'d a 5 percent cable
tCIC\."IOn ullht\ ta\ \H,uld rai e about
750,fXlO a ~c3r. cnou~h to head ofl
cut\ 1n 1hc pohlc and fire department
.ind 10 pa~ for ~'hcc 'ubo,tatton1,, It
See T A.Xlllc* ,_
housing prices Proposition 13 reriew Parents vow
By Bob van Eyken
Otange Cont Dl~ P1klt
By Doug Willis
The MIOC !Id Prt
COSTA MESA -Fee charged t<.> dc\'clopcrs for the
purchase of new p3rk lands could go up by 1hou and of
dollar per home under Jn ordinanc.:.e adopted Monday night
by the Cit} Council
ACRAMl:NlO Both supporter' and toe" of
Propo 1ltl">n 13 arc alarmed tiy the U Supreme Court
dec1 ion to re"'c" the con'itllut1onaht) of the landmJrk
pmperty la'< cut 111111;,t1\.c.
Proponent<; ii) the city ha,n't adJuo;1cd 1t'\ park fee · in
more than a dccJde nd need to rime them in order to
C"<pand the 3muunt of pubhc park \p.lcc
Local go"crnmcnt orr.~111 .. s.ud Mond.t) thcv feared the>
COUid lo e 'till more 11\ IC\Cnuc 1f the high COUrt ban~ the
pro' "'on ol ProJX''-il11'n I' tha1 allov.' re \'-'C''mcnt~ for "''
purpmc ~I current nurl..ct ,,due' "'"hen proper!) 1' 'Clld Critic \ay, bo~ .. cvcr, that the city t!I not o;hort of par!.; hind
and that the ru1 ct.I fees will m.11..c C'o ta Mc a'<; alrcadv
C'<pCO'\IVC hou ing C\.('O more o. -
'In pur u1t of a non·i.,...ue, ~c\e l!Onc out and rattled the
See PARKS/Ila hll
But ut the 'amc tune, ~\l\crnmco.t pending crittl" w3rnt"d
th.11 the court C('Uld '"crlurn 111 ,,f Prt'p<hllH'n 1 ""' hm1t' on
JlWpcrt. 1. ,c,, l'fl(n1np th.;-<fotlr 10 la\ inue.1'e' for :ill
C liforn1a homc tiwnc r .
See PROPOSITION 13 la hll
OWners: Gilvernment trampled our land rights
By Robert Barker
0ranoe COISI l>..iy Piiot
HUNTINGTON 81:.AClf The
owner!. of 66 acres aluna Pat1f1c Coa~t
Highway neu the Southern Ct1liforni.1
Ed1~on Co. power plant filed \u1t Mond;;ay
aaain't the city and an array of \tate
organizations, eekina damaac ~ for
alleacd in"ersc condemnation of their
property.
The Coi1't1tl M gnoh11 Group and
• Pacific Enviro De" n, who purcha cd the
land from Jon ttm!: owner 1)111 P1 <:1relh,
allc1c that the "concerted action •• h chc
cily and other "have cffc lt\ocl)
condemncij'' the propcrtv 111 violation I
the u .. and "llhforn1a con 11tut1un
llew111. coun,el to 1hc l:lnd''"'""C'"·
' Creeping condcmnat10n without
1.ompcn .. ,11io11 i u-. illegal o' 11 i'I \anfa1r If
the twcrnmcnt wnnted this land, II 011 hi
to h.1vc: hought 11 "
(he p1opcrt , \lrCtch111g from the
\Olllhern tx1und.u1c'I of the ·d1,on ix~cr
plant to UrookhuN !'11rcc1, h." N:cn
cnc:rall> dc,1gnatcd ' "c tlan(h h the
tatc Dep.1r1111cnt of 1·1,h G me.
And no use ''' the land '' permitted
under current 7 nina C\~ept for r, l\C
ll'C' rcheting ta n turol re~ourcc
\.'. 'n e~a11on nd 'hldv.
But tn 1971, the I nd w 11 zoncJ f r
commcrc111I uu that would h:wc
,.,crm1tteJ 1hc ,on,tructmn tl( retail h p
11nd hotel•.
0 Prnpcnic' on oa t Hi1hwi. 1n
th1nt1n1ton Hcl<'h have hccn offered fur
':tic .u J'lrllC\ up to $8 m11l1on n a1:rl'."
J lc~ Ill ,,ud.
"It " unre.1'4.1nahlc and ag.1in'' ull
comn111nh .tC\eptcd rwtion' of due
p10'"" 11; rnnc the l.1nlJ into ,, "c ti.ind-.
prc'c f'\ c :· hl' ,.ml,
rhe, le •al compl.unt, flkd 1ond. ~
Or n c Ctlunt) ";upemH c,iurt, • Ile '
th:at the hlosn1 I cl'''''"' CtHN.!I\ IOC)
lll(lk no '-ICP' Ill CUnlf\C11'lltC pit .lie
lanJu"ncr' "pur,u:an\ h' ''' \Htl nth
cnh n em1;11t pu r m other th 11 to
nttcmpt to 11.qu1rc their pwpcmc' for
nomin. I nJ madcqu ttc on,ider 111 n.''
either Ctl) Attorney G:ul I hmon nor
v. tland oon Cf'\ tMn ad~ ate rnuM l c
re: hcd tor co.mmcnt IAtc 1oodA\.
t kv.1tt • 1d h1~ • thcnt 11 c • eek in
\lamal ' th t v.111 l'C determined b the
court anJ a rczonina .of rrorcr
to nunk ocean .
) View overhaul
By Ann~ Ce o'a
Daio• Cc.I ' ~
Ill \/ll\.l1lO"'-Bl· CH -Ocean
\ 1cw \ch"'' Dl'.trKt board member arc
'ct "' '''h. nn ,1 u>ntm .. cr'lal plan tonight
th.It "ould cln~e t"tl Mhool,. and caf'\:c
tvur other' mhi middle hnol'
The plun to 'hulflc 'tudcnt' and
sth<.~'''· v. h1ch h,' 1 n~crcd 'uch ClUtr gc 'orne pnrcnt hlil\\: \llVted 10 ta.kc the
J1,tr1d tn c1111rt, "uuld 'n 101\' cftcct nt:\t
\c.:.JHCmhc 1
\ puhhc hc.mng on the rcconfi~ur~tion
plan v. h1th mold dire th .1rtcct ,1bout 2.5
(lt'1ccn1 ol the ,c1:.:-... 1utknt di..rrtct. will
he •1n Jt ~ p m tcxi11> nt the 0l'can \ 1cw
H1iih \\.hQlil mna,111m
l'hc l"i\l.ud " e\pcctcd to OJ.... the pl n.
01-.tm:t offt'-1:.il' .ue JCl<.'mmcndin that
the: ho nd ppr1M~ the SZ million plan~
w:h1ch \\ooulJ male four current
k1ndc:Tg.irtc:n·through·e1 hth-gr de ~ool
into m1d\llc h,x,1~. for grade~ ''· SC\.CA
n1l .,_c1 •ht rniullmcnt ' th four
1.hnol' -tc a Vic • Marine View,
C\('lttn \'1.,;"'" nJ V1~1a \'i w -would
rilngc from t'lYi tl1 1'>90,
1 he rm1po al I ' c II for clos1n1
Ha .. cn Vic" hool anJ Crc t View
School the rem 1ntng 11 hool in the
th tfl l ill he I up for k1ndCr1artcn·
thr ugh·ltllh r de tudent
H pprovc:d, the change would 1tatt "'
th 1992·9 hod car and would bf
S.. OCEAN VIEW ...
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Vou11 Na111e He11e ...
Mr. and Mrs. Milan Panic pose with forme r President Ronald
Reagan, the rreedom Foundation award winner. ·
Mr. & Mrs. Miian Panic ~uended an awards ceremony
honoring former Pre idenl Reagan as the Freedom Foundation's
··service To Freedom" Award winner on May, 10. Mr. P&nic is a
member of the Freedom's Foundation's Board of Directors and is
chairman. president and CEO of ICN Pharmaceuticals in Costa
Mesa. o·
The l·ountain Valley Chamber of Commerce ha named its
1991 SLholar~h1p rcc1p1ents. Twelve scholarships, totaling $5,000,
were awarded on Tue day to graduating eniors selected from the
Fountain Valley area high school . Seven of the student are
from Fountain Valley High School. David Dardis and
NooshRfarin Niv both won St,000. Dardi al o received the
~peca.11 Ma)or\ AY.ard . Other Fount;un Valley High School
wanner~ include Roderick Kurtz, Ht len Kwon, Denise Marcelo,
Nancy Sidhom and Audrey Tengen.
Sutanne Durke and Brian Gergtn, both of Mater Dci, Heng
Phi ot I iun11ng1un Beach, John Michels of Servile and Jennifer
Brown of I a Quinta High . School also won scholarships. The
rcc1p1c111s \\.Crc honored for ' their schola~t1c achievement, as well
tt\ their nrntrihutinn-. to the communil).
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Tamern King of I luntington Beach wa!. recently elected into
Coe College\ crc,cc nt chapter of Mortar Board. Mortar Board is
;1 national ~en1or I lonor Society that recognize tudents who
h:l\c '>ho,.,n ad11cvcment'> of scholar~hip, leader hip. and service.
( uc College '' lo~atl'd 1n Cedar Rapids. IO\\a.
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Cl1.ht Guard r 1rcmJn apprentice George M. Brown, a resident
uf I luntangwn 13each. ha' rccentl) graduated from Coast Guard
rcau1t tr.umng. 13rm..,n attended the eight-week train~n~ at the
Coa\I Guard Tra1nmg Cent er. an Cape May, N.J. He JOtned the
Coa't Ciu.ird an January 1991.
Do 1 ou kno"' 'omeone 1' hose name belongs in Your Name
Here'' If ,o, drop U\ a /me J f \'our Name Here, Orange Coast
Oaily Piiot. P 0 Hox 1560. Co!>ta Mesa 92626.
Local News Briefs
Prom killing case goes to D.A.
Al\AI II l ~t I he "''l' 11f a La Cre..ccnta teen-ager accu cd
ot 'hootin~ .1 d .1"m.1tc 1t1 death in a hotel following an after-
pmm p.1m \\Cnt 111 thl' Or<1ngc ,Count) District Attorney
r-.tond.t). An.1ht 1m p11l1n: \Jtd
Bcrl .. n C1"rn.1n. I ~ died earl) Sunda) after being shot in the
hcttd •" 'hl 'kp1 111 .1 hotel 'u11e where c;he and friend had a
pnc..t p1nm p.trl\ )11\I hour\ hcforc, .t ho~pital spoke man aid
)h.11nn L\nn. d11m.tl l.Pnrdin.1tor for UCI Medical Center.
C chm.111. "hn h.1d \llf'.•\ed on ltfe '>t1pport ')''temc; for nearly 18
hour' "·'' dtd.irul de.id .11 I:! ..io am Sunday
.. I hl' D1,t1111 \Horne\ \\Ill he re\.1C'"''"!? the cac;c and deciding
"h it t~pl ••I l h.irCl'• Y.111 ht' "'ucd." Anaheim Poltce Sgt Jerry
..... tn)! ,,11d •
P.1ul ~1 tlh.1cl C ro\.\.dcr. 19, al\o of Ld Cre-.centa, was arrested
.11 h1-. home lor .1llcgcdl) '>hOOttng Co1;man Ill Room 60 of the
( fll\\ n \tcrhn!! \111tc' hcllcl. \atd I I. M;uc I lcdge peth of the
Anaheim l'ohtc Dcp.tnment
Orange County inve•tors sue Motel B
L 0..., A'-'< d I I ) A group of Orange County im e..,tor' 'ltted
Motel f1 1ond.t). d.11mtng the 0Jlla,·bni;ed motel dtain chc.tted
them nut 11f mnrt· th llT ~I 1111llmn an a i.tock \w:-tr
'vl11tt:I ti 11ll1t1.1I' wuld nnt he reached for comment
. I hc pl.11nt1ff., 111 the I m Angele!. Superior Court lav.-.u11 were
nia111r 'h.ireholtlcr' 111 ~t'<pencc Inns of America Inc when Motel
ll h11111•h1 tn11\t nl )l\pcnce\ J"ctc; -including mmt of II\.
lodging' 111 Dctcmhcr 1981.;
Of lht· 192 m1lltllll purcha:>e prate, SJO million wa<, tn the form
ol l11rntcd p.1 rtncr,h1p' with Motel 6 The investor<, had the
np1111n of 1r.1d1nJ.! thltr partncr!>htp !>hare., for Motel 6 common
-.tot.k. hut they cho-.e to keep the arrnngemcnt and receive
quarter!.,, p.1ymcnt' from the chain
I he lll'C'lllr-. learned lc.1'it year that ACCOR. a r rench
corpurat1on. plJnned to bu) a maJonty 'hare of Motel 6 The
compan\ mfnrmcd them that 11 would dl'lsohc their partner hap
and ,1u111m.1111.:ally redeem their .share~ lor common tock an
No.,.embcr
Man dies after Jumping on overcroalng
BtH-NA PARK -A man Jumped to h" de.1th Mond11y from n
pede-.1rian mcrcro"111g of the Artc'lta I rcc\\,1~ 111 Oucna Par!..,
the Caltforn1a I hghway P~1trol reported
The mc1dcn1 occurred east of Vnllcy View Street, said
Caltfnrnta I l1ghw.1y Pat rol Officer Ke vin LIVlnf'>lonc
T"'o ~c.,thnund 1r.1fl1c Ian~~ \1.crc hlockcd ,1, coroner' ckput1c
were -;ummoncd follo\.\1ng the IJ.20 .1.m 1nc1<lc n1. L1v10gstonc
~aid
Woman shot by ex-boyfriend din
ORANC1E -A \\-Om.in 'lhol tW1ce in the head Ja~t week by
her 'u1c1dc hcnt i1ml J•lted c~·boyfriend dre<J Monday, authorities
\a1J
BJrbarn D.1rlcnc Hlc.1kcly, who had been 1n the intcn ive care
unit ut UC I Medac.11 Center ance la t Tue day. died about 7;4.S
a m • illd hmp1tal .. poke!.woman rran ·rardiff.
fuu to Gnmald1, 47, o( Oran e, had chased the Clll State
Fullerton 'tudent, who worked ar. a waitre , 10 her nciahbor's
front yDrd, where he killed her, police -.aid.
The 27·ycar·old Blakely. who had coded her lon1·1t1ndln1
relation l'tip with the ltali n·botn chef about • year •So·
reported! had become enaagcd to another man recently.
.. -llj City !inn S.mtt
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WASHINO'ION -Pn1ldln1 .. • :r::e.nt lllNN to
Mikhail <lorbac:hev, k .. &M claW .IP•• tar I wtth the Scwlet
Union on MondaJ ud ~ ..... to p. Mwow more k>u
suarantcc1 for buyiac AlliOrican anilL ·
Buth notified Cons,_ lie .. ~ JMbon-Vanik trlde
restrictions for anolhcr ,ear, P'8& .. Scwlila ecce. 10 U.S. crcdft
markets and lh• euins the way fir dteiD '° buy pa. The current
wa~r. granted tut December, .,... on a..day.
It seemed increasin&Jy likely that .... would IC> aloaa with invitina
Gorbachev to a London plherifta of_., lllduitrialized nations and
also would hold his own-summit with the Soviet leader by the end or
June or in July. • .
"We're conc;1dering the mailer and lookin1 al all the possibilitie ,"
While House press secretary Marlin Fitzwater said when asked about
Gorbachev coming to London. Most other tummit countries support
the invitation.
The moves are signs of a renewed warmth in Bui.h's relation11hip
with Gorb achev, which had been, strained earlier in the year by a
harsh military crackdown in the Baltic states and ·a lag in Soviet
economic and political reforms.
MOSCOW -Soviet troops in Lithuanta ct up checkpoltits and
arrested three people in a brief show of force late Monday, hour'
after the release of a report ab olving troops of blame for the bloody
January crackdown in the Baltic republic.
About 1,000 residenb filtered into the square late Monday in front
of the parliament in Vilnius, the Lithuanian capital, after Pre idcnt
Vytauta l..andsberg1s appealed o n live television for their support.
Around 9 p.m., sold1irs c;ct up between 10 ond 15 checkpoints of
about 20 men each around the city, including three at the parliament
and other· on bridges and. roads leading to it, parliament spokesmen
said.
MaJor Iraqi scientist 1'81111'tlllY defects
WASHINGTON -A top Iraqi cientist defected to U.S. Marines
in Iraq and said some of Saddam Hussein's nuclear installations
escaped attack in the Persian Gulf War, National Public Radio aid
Monday.
The ,cientist, whose name wa not given, aid other installations
were damaged less severely than U.S. analysts hud thought, the
network said.
The State Departsnent declined to comment on the report.
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Danil Shanklin, right, is greeted by brother Michael after landing in
Kill Devil Hill N.C. Monday.
levln-yar-ald plot sets 1111fllclll rlCll'tl
KJLL DEVIL HILLS, N.C. -A 7-year-old pilot landed here"'
Monday after a nine-dny cro -country night that hb ram1ly cJaims
made him the youn~e t to fly ncros the United Stales.
With his night in tructor at hi ide, Daniel Shanklin touched
down and bounud twice at first Plight Air trip. next to the Wright
Brothers Memorial on North Carolina·~ Outer Banks.
"That was the wor t landing I've ever had and I wanted 1t to be
the best," said Daniel, of San Antonio.
About 300 choolchitdren from elementary schools in nearby IGtty
Hawk and Manteo cheered as Daniel flew over before landing.
Daniel received T-shirts and commemorative pins from merchant
and a birthday cake in the hapc of an airplane. He turn9" 8 on
Tuesday.
He took off from Snn Diego on May 26 in a Cc sna 172, topping
in everal cities alonj?. the wny. ...: Hy the Assocl11ttd Press
ORANGE COAST'S ONLY FICTIONAL ORAMA SERI ES by
Sheral LeBeau
Kathennc Bell was the firM to notice.
And then M11 Sonig noticed. And finally Stretch Coyote noticed,
too.
Orange County Serial IGller Task Force member Al Bundy looked
tired, like a man burning a candle at both ends.
"It almost look~ like he never lccps," Katherine wondered aloud
to Sonig one day. "I wonder what he' doing al night."
"l've had the same impre sion," Sonig conceded. "And he seems
overly jumry every time l bring up Thelma Jean. Ju t mention her
name and he seems to be on edge."
'Tm the one who should be on edge," Katherine replied. "She's
my cousin and it's been almost five day since he wa kidnapped."
"You know what that fancy investigator -what's his name?
Odman Hammer. That's it. Anyway, you know what he aid, what his
advice to me was?"
Kathcnne shook her head. She had no idea.
"Look within. That's what he i.aid. Look within." . .
Knthcnnc smiled. "Oh, that's heavy, Mit. Look within. Follow your
News of the Weird
T-11111 t ... 11t1 dDllllle
tllcn with 6 sets ol 1Wlnl
OKLAHOMA CITY
Double Trouble, a T-ball team
rcatunng five ets of twin girls,
may not win a championship,
but will no doubt lead the
lengue in photo opportunities.
"We haven't had a game yet
where we haven't had our
picture taken before the game
for one thing or another," aid
coach Jim McGlynn.
McGlynn, the father of twin
girl .. came up wi th the 1de.i
la t fall with ~ f nend who had
twin girl the amc age. Thev
le.1rncd there were several
other f.1m11te-; ""''h twm ' in
their c.mall to\\-n or Mu t.1ng.
l hJt w,1 , tht' -.t.irt nf Douh lc
1 rouble. a team of 'i-and 6-
)C.tr old girl' who play tn the
Mu'lt.1ng Youth Council
The team h,1, IJ pla ere..,
including '"~ 'ct' of 1dcn11c.tl
twin., 1 here onganatty were MX
\Cl'>, but one family moved
Police Log
Costa Mc o
"Mu.,tang\ a town of .lbout
I0.000," McGlynn 'n1d "To
find thi-. many 1wan the same
age, and all identical girl • 1s
mcrcdiblc.''
The tcctm '" a 'iensa11on.
lel c\i~1o n \lnt1ons and
new'lpt1per.. hJve featured the
girb. Vanous comp11n1es arc
interc~tcd an u'ling the m in
advcrti~cmcntc,.
"Thi' 1 no way to coach a
team," McGlynn aid with n
laugh . "We don't have
prnc11ce'I. We don't have
games. We have photo
opportun1tie'"
The b1gge~1 problem 1
keeping the ~'rl' \tra1ght.
Randy V1wr, who help' co~1ch
the team, recalled <1 ,mix-up in
a recent game
"l\.,,o or three of U'> "'ere
hollering a l our third ba,cman
'Dr:ind11 , mo\.c 1h1\ way,:" he
,,11d "Our kit fielder 1..ept
. mov ing .HOlltHI, hut llUI thttd
h.1 .. cman nc,cr did ..
--8) the A~rnC'lnttd l'rrH
1c1 1 "luckcy ' I he irate parent al~ \ltd the hoy 111,d to ICI r11m1har v.llh her Puh~c arrc tcd Nod \h ,., do. 111. ,,0 rh> •cally, 1o1m.I th.ii ~hc v.AnlcJ to Mc •
'U'Pl\;1011 ur bural.i" •I ~ .-o .. m Sund.I\ •• ba11cry tlmac llillll~I him
lhc >1m: 1 Wll\ m.id" .11 2490 h1t\1"w ~ .• h d h R11.1tl " v.om11n 1uu • man ru1 e er lo • the arounJ near a 'upcrmarkct on Ouch J~~try v111lucd ,., 1"50 11.n '"'l..:n an 1 DoufcVllrd and lOOlt her pur~ When he
hur1tarv .,, 1 hol'QC an the 200 hkd. of ,.w thAl 11 cont11ncd no monC). he htt f·I 'l:r Succ1 bet.,. en 6 '.\(l 1 m Wcdn1;i· h r in the head w11h 11 and wlllkcd aw-..v.
J111y 11111.l 6,:lq .1 ni I hur\t.lll)' ~he Htd •
bli . 1 thought you were a c<lp, not some new-age motivational
speaker."
Sonig got· t9 ht feet and walked to the window. which overlooked
John Wayne Airport. At the moment, he had 9 members of the
Tn k Force under hi command. ..ill hou ed here in the newly
constructed Ta k Force office tower.
''Yeah, I thought he wa g1,ing me ome mumbo-jumbo, 100. But I
thought 11 over .ind I than!.. th.11 what he meant -especially in hght
of wh.it we c..ec with Al Bundy -I\ tn tool.. \\llhin the rask Force.''
Katherine .1rt:hcd her eyebrow,, more tn confu'>1on than anything
ebe. ,
""I he kidnapper mJy ol:: among ll'>, Kathetine. The kidnapper may
be among us."
Thi wee>.~' inswl/mcnt~ mark the end of Orange Coast Serial -
llt least for tlle moment. Shcn1/ Leneau hR!> requested some time off
·to complete a movie cript she i~ finishing and conduct a speaking
tour in Upsta te New York. She\ been told that render response to
her ub ence will determtne i~hcn .111<1 if -~he return ...
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ptl\.h tu rcror1 u\p1t1ut1\ runn1n1 no1tc:
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all lrum • man v.ho told her there wu 1
prublcm w111! lh hydrant out front 1ftd
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th1 \-C• brnltc • "''"'tow 10 11 car Laauna B~ach p•rl-:c1f •t th hlufli 11nd rcrortcdly Lolc
~me monc1
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Huntlnaton Beach
A mother cnmpl11ncd 1h11 • ~ ~ J•n p.c her l'-yur-olcl de.u#i·
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• \11nd11h rtportedly ulCJ ch ny b<'lmM
Ill blow ur II V.'\iClUCn m11loo, In lht 'CWlO bl k of Beck 1rdc • Wh1lo carch1111 • car for f1rcworh fridl!J •hcrnoon • Mar1111 tt•ah S(hool orfk11I cante 1cr teVCrar 11w1rv-
An clcvator 11 the Inn 11 l.AJun1, 211 N. (C>l\I lh1h11o •, aot l"'k with 1 p I•
J(fllCr n'1dC
ewport Btach
A rctWcnl or the 2000 bk!Ck of Sin·
ans.cAaLTO • raona.
-.......... -1111•11Mnl1a1ll Mutn11 ._.1111 IM ~ ...... ._.., -• = bhalf cwer"•lil ihe oceiU -after
I fonmlilllill lnay of .... fDliitiw.
la ..... wordt: ~,...,.._..... confute .....
hocel with the ...... HihOR.
And ch• comlMM fl'09 -Gn. a.,.a .
..,,. Is the kllld of .., ~
don'• f\'tn show on the ............. poaten," ulel one udaf.
btdtcll1d corporal, wlltle
delllollahina I MCOnd plaa.r of
barbec:ued ribs •Rd tYiM .......
tupt, a guebo laden with rldl deMru.·
He could've cal~ ilo~ratioD
DeMert Storm, ~~idn•t. The
day'1 joke were left to another
veteran. Mllcoit Berte, who shared
M--, after IWllDllll ...... ......,CUOUI .....
ttadalll: "Thia CllftMlllJ ii 1n improvement over
the MRE radoM wt Ma ewer there."
One of the funniest ltftn came from McMahon,
who lh1re1 with Mlclllel ....... the title of TV's
champion p1tch1Uft. Tellln1 about the monthly
J&ipend he recci~a from the Manne Corp~. Joh••Y c.,...•, amiable lidekiclt sem1·1pologizcd, Hying.
"I'm ju11 11 journeyman announcer trying to make a
ltvina." • KIN YOU BELIEVE THI ? -They dedicated a
the suaae with cx·M1rinc Corps ------Col. Ed McMahot1.
hurt 1trect, J••u C•SM> Place, in New York
City the other day -and the onl) thing his
rclat1vc1 knew of lhe J)O\thumou ... honor Wlh whal
they read in the paper~. The \pcctacular garden party
wa' the RitL·Curllon's w1y of
s.tying, ·• fhank\ and welcome -----• home," to un ull·\iOlunteer detachment of Marines
representing vu1ous area bases. It was the
hrninstorm or innovnt1'e Henry E. Sthltltln,
commanding office of one of the world's great R &:
"Uncle Jimmv loved cw York, and it' great
1hat hc'!i been honored there," \aid Tbett a
Ca1ney Morrf10n ol cwport Be:,1ch, "but none of
the family "as inv11cd to the ceremony."
An e"er-grac1ou" lady, '>he declined to peculate
on rea on\ for the el(clus1on. The gue l list was
· Gionis trial delayed ,,,..,,,, """"""
In -,,.,.,, Clll
NEWPORT BEACH -The
econd trial of Or. Thomas
Gionis, who tand accused of
orche<,tr;lling an attack on Joh n
Wayne's daughter 2 1/2 yea r
ago, wa delayed again Monday
-this time in fa"or of Rodney
Kmg
The p041tponement wa
granted because Oion..,·
attorney, John 0 . Barnett, 1s
defcndins an officer ~uspec!ed
of he.Hing L<h Angeles moton t
Rodney King while a witnes
videotaped the incident.
"We're in motion (on the
King ca e) right now. I think
we'll ha"e a jury elected by the
end of the month.'' Barnett"
'aid.
Barnett. who repre ent LO
Angeles police officer Theodore
Bri eno, said he is unsure
whether the heavi ly publicized
police brutality ca e would
fini h in time for Gioni ' new
trial date of July 29.
If the trial of the four Lo
Angeles officer lasts three
. weeks a con crvative
estimate for the case which has
already produced motions and
legal documents stacking ya rds
high -it would probably run
up against Oioni s' new trinl
• -again ...
date.
A prominent orthopedic
surgeon, G1onis has already
seen one explo ive trial end in a
hung jury la I December. He is
accused of hiring a private
dCtCCll\iC clOd tv.o ~'thug!." to
1.lltack his cx·w1rc A1 .. o;a Wayne
and her companion, f1nanc1e r
Roger l uby. in the drt\.CWa} or
Luby\ gated 2:!nd Street home.
G1on1 and Wayne were
engaged in a b1Her divorce at
the lime· and prosecutor
con tend G1onl\ had Way ne
n\o;aultcd 10 \Care her away
from 1iee~ing .cu-;tody of their
infant daughter, Anastas.ia.
-By the D•il! PllOt
Ullll•hNw, from G.¥. uie c_. ud ...,_
o..M ....... &o Hollywood ... ,.. but the C i; y
kinfolk didn'1 even receive word. before or ......
lc'1 Mindful ot 1111 Septemblr'1 &lllZY dedlctlcioa
of ,... -.,.. Airpon, when ewry nnr1ip
eon1tltuaor aftd IOCiaf crony received aa ilwhall-,.
but one prominent Oranae County family IClllllhow
w11 overlooked. Unm\:1tcd were Duke Wayne'•
widow. the clcpnl Piiar. and their three childnn.
I said It iat the time, .ind I'll ay 1t apin: Dumb.
dumb, dumb. T.hcrc's no known cure for tennlnal
dumbncH, or rudcnc .
An~ay. 'l crl) C gney Morri~n "'it hardly
langu11htnJ ~er the M nh ll<tn h&ht. She01 100
bu1y 1upcrvi1>ing the re:iil e late: empire leh b) her
late uncle, William J. Caaney. J-rom her olfa on
Dover Drive, he directs Cagney F.nterprites -i
i.hopp_ing center\ from SJnta Barbara to San Dies<>
and beyond -and ~pendc, le1,ure lime with tcnni ,
goH, und chantahle -"ork\ She shun~ the ..,otlight,
but she's a rcmarkabl. ,11;\;ompli~hcd j'{lUftl lady,
eminentl) ncw<.'>'orthy in her own nght. • WITH GRLf. rtl'ltG ' LIKE THEii. WHO
NF.EDS \ tHA\1DER Of COMMEIUY.'! -
Bounder'I L mtcd, An organ1zat1on of motorhOmer
wlllt ....... mobility, conwencd <Mr the wecand
aa Newpon Dunes, the R111-Carlton of a vrra.
And 1h11 11 hoW they were pcett by a
conumifttty piltlr, who'd beat rc.ain a~:
"Welcome to Ne~ Beach, .-here the Oftly
affordable hou•n1 i1 the loal dump stataon.
"This 11 the world'• onlY RV park in wh1Ch the
motorhomca tow a top·of othc·linc Mercedes.
"In the backpound it Fubion bland, where the
markets will accept your Bounder -in exchan,e
for a week's groccne<1
.. Yes, you're rtall rt>ughing it here in Newport
Dunes. Plca5e note that the parkina lot i tnpcd ,.
in Gucci color
"And don't bother to lock your coache at night.
Oh, somebody might break in -hut only to
redesign )OUr kitchen.
.. IC )OU do encounter prohlem , don't Ir) to e; II
the local police or fire departments. They have
unli tcd number .
••And 1( )OU .heur a police hcliC\"lpler circling
overhcud, d n't \\.Orr\. 'I he pilot's ju't looking for a
place &o p.irk ·• •
''li,1\C a n11,;c ''·'~·"
Jerry Anbrin' column ron 'und•)· 1 UC' dt1)
and Tlwrw/10 ,
• • • • , • • • •
I . .
City begins lawsuit agains~
_Orange COuhty Fair bo~rd i
I By Ins Yo~OI
OfJllOe CNst 01 ly p. I
tor the roughl)' S27 million plan a "unprofc ionalr
.ind · totully in<iufficient.'' particularly in addressing
COSl A Ml:.SA -Cit} officials have taken the -;uch l.e) 1 uc'> • tr<!ffic. air quaht) and noi~
fir t Mep toward \u1ng the Orange County Fair board hur officials contend the report i~ adequate.
for it planned foirground e'<pan ion, which ~ lated "orb B.irto ik. Orange Count\ Fair1.?round gener4t
10 include a contrO\er ml orr-track hor e betting man.1gcr. 'illld Monda) that the C\pan\iOn plan v.
parlor. c\en umcnded me tu addrc the city'\ concerrjs
In Orange County Superior Court on Friday. lhc about traffic and parking. :
cuy filed a brief notice of its intent to pnr uc legal Plan Cor a propo .. cd hotel and . t" 0 fa-;t-food
action a8ain-.1 lhc fair hoard for adop11ng the ma ter recilities to be located at the corner<. or th.C expan'>1on plan with what lhe cit) claim 1., an • inadequate cn\lronmental impact report. f.tirgrounds proper!)' \\ere dropped and the a1elh1~
City off1c1.1I\ al<,0 recently lc~uncd a second concert wagering f.tc1ht) .• ul((l orig1n,1ll~ planned at a corner. v..1s relocated 10 11 centr:.tl !H Cit ~o all the corneo.
-fentunn{: gruff-voiced inger Joe Cocker and Lo could be returned to p.ul.ini•, Barto)ik .,au.I ! Angelc!.·ba\cd Lm Lobos -has been planned at the <>
Pacific Amphitheatre, located on the fairground\, at City ullornC}'> could not be rc,1ched for c.'ommcr1t_
the .,;unc tune no; the Orange County Fair, Y.hich Monday. But R1lk P1clo.cnng. a<,•m,1.int to C1;·
Sh bl
-) • • • beginc; Jul) 17. M(10ager Allan Roeder 'a1r.1Jthe cit" fil ed the oollqc
Otgun ast braw )Ill 1ures inmates . Singer Glonu fatcfan's conc~rl on July 19, the fir t la l weelo. to prner'\C II~ right\ IU fight the ma t<;r
' ~ I nd;i) of the fair, already-triggered an outcry by plan. >
CASfAIC ·-A gua rd
accidentally fired a hotgun that
\\-Oundcd five prisoners at o Los
Angele County Jail where earlier
a dormitory brawl 1n1urcd 29
· inma'e , henfri; officials 'laid.
~ ·rhe shooting appeared
unrelated to the tus le between
black and Hi panic inmate that
~nt c"en to the hmp1tal Sunday
night. i,aid Sgt Robert Stonemnn.
1 Sherifr Department 'lpoke man
m Lo Angele,.
"The deputy accidentally hot a
round of pellet., t.haJ ricocheted off
the edge of a . hu1lding, and f1\c
111m.1te'I recel\led minor 1njuric • "
Stoneman \aid. Detective~ were
in\e t1g.11ing
fhe llhotgun went off about IO
a.m. IO the )ard or the l:.a t
Facility at Peter J P1tche,.., Honor
Rancho in the northern Lo
Angele County.
The brawl unday erupted
around 10:30 p.m. "hen 40
inmate in a dormitory at the
North Facility divided along racial
hnc in 15 minute of fi 1 fighting,
he .ud.
The five men who recci,cd
pellet "-Ound were lreated at a
jail infirmnry where '22 victim of
the Sunday night fracas had been
treated for minor injuric'I, he aid
Tho e injured in the brawl
included David Moreno, 21, who
was treated for a broken elbow
Veterans gro.up loses solicitation permit
co~ I A M L5A • The City
Council 11otcd M<1nday night to
revoke the ~ohc1t.1t1on permit of a
group calling 11 elf American
Nataonnl Vcterano;.
The group, "'h1ch claims to l!!9
\Cteran down on their luck a
well a other homcle~ people, has
come under hre 1n a number of
c1t1c , including Lo Angele , for r • .ulure to supply document
\huwing ho" it mone io; u ed.
American National Veteran<,
'ohcllor' could he een 1n front of
the l·edco 'ltorc on lfnrbor
Boulcv.1rd until la<.t month, when
the council voted to ,u-.pcnd the
More note from "Down
Under".
Diamond were discovered
In Au tr11lla In the middle of
the 19th century, mainly u a
by-product of elluvlal gold
mining It we n't until the
mas Ive Argyle diamond
orebody wns di covered In
l 979 that a lttrge commercial
source of these gems was
Identified In Australia. The
Argyle dt"poslt 11 In lht
eolncld1rn l1dly named
Kimberley etea of We.cem
Au1tralln one of the mo t
ancient lands on the earth.
Today Argyle 11 the largest
diamond mint . In the world,
producing one third of the
world's Mnual upply of
dl11mond . Some 504.\ •f the
produ<'.tlon 11 Industrial
quality.
group's ohc1 tation permit, ¥Mng
it 30 da-., to 'lllppl\ financ1.1I
document"
The group d1J not \Upply the
rcquc\led documents, Jccording to
Cit} official'
Morco"cr. a claim h Amenc.m
at1onal Vetc:r<1n' attt>rnC:) Paul
Sollam1 that the non·prof1t
org.im lat1on 1 C\Cmpt from .ln)
requirement tn \upply hn.1nc1.1l
..iatement wa!> rejected b} City
Allorncy Thoma' Kathe.
The council voted 5-0 to re11okc
the permit. ·
-By lht Dally PJ/of
re\1d en1' .rnd city official'> "ho con tend the The plan \\OUltJ h .. ,c been legalized 1f no OM
and tailbone, and Martin Lara, 25._ comllma11on of the fair and rock-concert\ add up to acted again'! 11 "''thin 30 cJa)' nf the fair board'
"'ho o;uffered a broken arm. a 1rafhc nightmare. Jdopt1on. P1clcnng e\plaincd.
"We have mve tigator at the The foirground'>' en"ironmental report and master Th.-. " the late t uf kirmi.,hes bct"ccn the city
JJll interviewing people involved If plnn. which calh for major add1t1on to the grounds and the fairground'
v.e thin._ ~nmc people hould be mer the next decade, including a J0,000-seat arena I he 11y council la 1 month '.t'Otcd 10 d1 continue
cparatcd, we 'll "'ork on It," and J 'Jtclhte "agcnng f.lc1ht). "ere adopted by the pohce en1ces at the fairground after concerts "'ere
\toncman <,;ud fair hoJrd on fay 2. \Cheduled at the Pac1fi.: Amph11hcat~ at the same
The 1nm,1te voluntaril) Cm olfic1al<; ha\c bla'itcd the: en\i1ronmcntal report 11me a' the fo1r. ahandoned the fra\ when I _____ ._..._ _ __. ____ . _______ _,_ ______________________ _
dcpu11e' tn riot geur · tormod the
dormitol), he "aid. J
fhc clcput1e'> temporarih
impo elf a lockdO\\n at the
dormitory. fhe injured were
rclea ed from the ho p1tal by
Monday morning
I he Honor Rancho house' l.194
innMtei. in 16 dormitorie .
-By the As ociated Pre
Signal repair
may slow traffic
NEWPORT BEACH
Moton 1. ma) want to a..-oid
the in1er~ec11on at We l
Coa ... 1 H1ghY..a) and Balboa
Boulc"ard frum 9 a.m to 3
p.m. Wedne da y, as the
traffic 1 n<1l will be turned
off for rewinng.
fcmpmaf) <.top lflll' and
police off 1cer~ will he
d1rect1ng tratr1c at the
1n1er,ect1on .1 Caltran' and
(.It) crev.\ change the
ckctrll.11 wmng.
-fly the D11il1 Pilot
Among the vast production
of various gem qualltl I• a
trickle of rare, lntt"nsely pink
diamonds bal•nced by a
reliable supply of classic white
stones and the sparkling
Chnmpagnes ... gems with all
the fire , sparkle and
per onnllty that only diamonds
p0 e , but with addition ol
color.
\\If Me vtry plused and
flatt ered to hftve Argyle select
our tortt to premier tht
Champagn Collecllon of •
loose gem\tone and finished
j«welry ~or l 0 day tarting
June 6th we will be dl•playlng
and eolllng from thl u<'ltlng
collf'ctlon
We al o wlll be giving away
two rarats of Champagne
l>Mamond to comt In •nd ftll
out a nrd for thl ~lal
dfawtn9 .
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Sodety
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Orange Coast Business Watch
HUNTINGTON BEACH -More ipccial Ncwporr Ccntor ~nd 1 7SO-square·fOOt lease by
recopition ii beina heaped on To.acbStone Sohare Tht CltH Air Ce.. alao in lhe 610 tower.
Corp. of Huntington Beach, publisher of a li"c of D
b(Jt·selling PC diagnostic software. SalH Up: Pountain VaiTCy-bascd Newport COl'f., a
TouchStone his been named one of the 1'op 10 -.orldwidc manufacturer and marketer of prccisi<m
Fastest-Growing U.S. Software Companie~. accordin~ in\trumcnts, component~ and accc5sorie~ for the laser
to Soft Letter, a leading 1ndu~try publication, wt)tc~ und ~lcctro-uptical and bio~cdacal markets, Friday
annually ranks independent perso_!l~mpuler -reponcd net ll3lcs for the third quancr ended April
software companie based on revenue increa e for a 30 -.ere up i1 percent comp:ued to the ~•me period
cale~da~ year. . . j last year.
With its out landing 1989-1990 reve nue mcn:a.c of Sales totaled $14.7 million for the third quarter of
106 percent (average_ growth rate was _40 percent), 1991. compared with $14.4 million for the Touc~Stone ranked nanth among_ th e Top 10 Faste t-corrc~pondina 1990 period.
Growing U.S. Software Companie . TouchStone al o .. • . . · debuted in the Top 100 U.S. Software Compa nieo; at Growth in intcrnauo~al ales continues to olf~t
No. 93. the cu~~ent wcnknc\s in the domes1ic. labo~atory
It wa noted here recently that TouchStone wa~ market, aid Tom G~h•ntow1cL, Newport ~ prc,1dc.nt.
recognized by Gov. Pete Wilson ,tnd the \tatc of However, net carning!l for 1he three-month pen?<'
California with an 'Outstanding Achievement Award were $9t;3,000 (14 cents per i;hare) compnred with
for Best U e of a Small Busine · Loan. $ 1, !53,000 (15 cent. per share for the year-ago
"We are thrilled that TouchStone has received 1hi' quarter)
national recognition in these various area.,," s~1d "The decline in net earnings is reflective of our
Shannon Jenkins, president and chief executive pl on ned spending for business expansion."
officer of TouchStone. "1990 was a very -good year Galan1owicz explained. "Our market share in the
for the company and we expect TouchStone's .,uccco;., 1n1crn o11onal loser research market is growing, and
to accelerate eve n mo re dramatically during we MC no"" poi ed for new ~ales growth in the; bio-
upcoming years." 1 c'earch l.1hnr,1tory market with new products and u
0 . nev. d1,1rahu11011 an fra\tructurc."
Gana ot Five: Five office leases to taling
million and nearly 2,000 square feet have been
at Newport Center.
SI .OJ 0
1gncd .lit., nnd ,Jots: American lnttntatt Bank, un 18-
H .ir old \le" pon Beach bank, has re tatcd its
~"1rn1111~' for l.i,1 >car to report a lo s of $29 ,000.
\\llh more n:d 111k c~pccted to be added to last )ear's
!agure-.. I he h.1nk. which ha., been in and out of
trouhlc the IN Ill )Crtr .• originally had posted net
income l>I S~~1UIOO Ban i>. officials tied the rever al to
Amcrac.in lnter,t.1tc\ decade-long problem aso;et, a
conJoman1um .ind -country club project in Pre coll .
Ariz. 1'.lliott Corp. of Newport Beach ha.,
completed the SI 'i-mill1on renovation of the
Certtfaec.J CmKer' hc.idquartcr'I facility in Commerce.
Ell iotl rclurh1.,hcd the interior of the frrst three
noors of the tour-<.tory, J00,780 quare-foot building.
... The nturnl Succe~ Group, which markets all-
natural, nutritional product.,, hos opened an office at
1600 Dove St., Sui te 250, Newport Beach, according
10 Rhonda Dona.hue. owner of the firm. Products
sold by the group include Lee Causey's Reneu,
FigmeMagic,· Trambolic, Biomega 2000, Belly Beans
and Gourmet Chocolate Almond.,.
The largest of the five leases was taken b\
Forsythe, Min-celli, J ohnson Advertising (FMJ i.
whose 12,200-square-foot le ase represents a
relocation and expan ion within the sprawling office
and commerciQI center in Newport Beach.
A te nant ince 1985, FMJ •~ moving from low-ri e
space within the center into an office tower a t 610
Newport Cent er Dr.
"To us, Newport Cen1er i home," aid Steve
John-;on, FMJ president. "The tenant <;en.ices keep
1mprov1ng We've grown from one suite in Newport
Center 10 four ~u1tcs. and now we're bur~ting at the
'cam,. Thi~ move into a high-rise is pro' 1ding u' w11h
needed room, including 'the addition of focm group
capab1l1tie~ ...
The other four lea!>c~ we re: 4,500 square fee t nl
600 Newport Cente1 Dr by Rouse fashion l'i land
Manaitemcnl Co.. ~tccky'., Swiss Whcl'l's l..:!-12
'quarc feel at 2 Cl\ 1c Plnza; PJD lntcrnntionRI
~torkcling Consultnnt'' 1.120 square feet a1 olll -By tht Daily Pilot
• McDonald's works on its Mclmage
By David 01shneau
The Assoc1a1e11 Pre~'
CHl(A(,() Bet\\CCn II'
luwcr-fa1 tnod' ,md heightened
em1rnnmen1al 'L n,e, McDonJlcf,
Corp h:.i' 1:1H1!..cd up a new puhl11.:
image lcanu .int.I greener.
M.in' cn,1rn n me nt.1l1 't'.
nu1nt10111'1 ' .ind other., an lht:
food -'c" ILC 1ndu-.1ry applaud the
change,.
But othe" quc~tion hem deep
they go. 1, Md)nn.dtJ', 'd01n~ the
right lhtng," ,1\ II' C\CClllt\e\ .1ntl
s11ppor1e1' ,,1~. o r 111creh "'h:it 11
bl!J1e\C\ I\ ncce\\M\ IO lC\l\C llS
slumping ,U \. ,,de:,·!·
McDonald\ Chairm.111 Michael
• 'u•n To• n•o n';.es'"""' SSS
• loca•e .,, )o,.,., Prop!!" es
Quinlan told '\harcholdcr' at the
u1mpany\ annual meeting la't
m11n1h that a reccn11\ 1n1roduced
d1,c11un l "value menu wac;
h1:gann10~ to hoost clome,llL ,,lie,,
'' h1d1 ~lipped I pe"cnt in 1he f1r~t
qu.1rter from .1 yc.ir ·•!!l), Ill S2.8
hilhon
,\~ tht• 'alue menu c.1mc out .
~tcDun.ilJ', l.1ulllhcd 11\ redut cd-
f,11 Mel e.1n Deluxe h.1mburgn in ~larch A fc\\ ''ed.\latc1, the
cnmpan\ hcltl a nev.~ conference
'.iy1ng 11 "'·'' co mn1111ed lo a
'"'ecr111!! '' .1,tL' reduction pl .in.
hf\\,1rd II Rcn\1 , pre,1Jcnt of
l '.\ 11pc1Jt11in' 'aid the timing ot
the eH·nt' m1~h1 ha'e made it
• c:> •BS Yo • Pcx: e• Throug., Aliordobe Real fstote ln•es•,,.en•t
• f S ~ 6 "{) b, 99 · Thro c;" hf.' Pu•c.hose ol A S 100.000 Prope"1 Todor
LIMITED SEATING• ENROLL NOW
Reserve Your Space At This lnformotaon-Pocked Seminar
Call (800) 432-6060
JOANNE FISH
1s no ordinary banker
AftN lw~1nntng her c arf'er in banking
,1, ,1 < ll'lonwr )erv1ce Representative
at ~riutlwrn C tl lifornia 1 !ti National
B.inl... Jo.inne moved on to become an
A'""'·'"' Branch Manager and c )pN.1l1on' Officer at Ci tizens B.mk of
( 11<,l,1 M~1 where she worked prmr
lo 1c>1nin1ot us at Bank of Newport
Now Joanne 1<; a member of our \oc;1.1
Mt'\<1 Team who can show you why
Bank of Newport is no ondn<1ry bank
Call loanne at (7 14) 760-6000
Wt> h;we ct fl the rtHht people
Bank of ~'port
Costa Mesa Offi ce: lO IO H.irbor Hf"d
•
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~ Communications of California, Inc., ha advised the
Public Utilities Commission of California it will begin
charging for long distam;e directory a i tance call
within California from public phon , hot I ·mot I and
hospitals. '
1be 40-cent per call rate i the same char d for in· tat
directory a i tanc from r id nee and bu i~ pho~.
Until recently, technical limitation prevented billing from
public phones, hotel , fnot ls and hospitaJ ·
Anyone wishing to c:ornment on thi chan~ may write to:
~ California Stat Manager, 795 Folsom Street. Room
200, San Francisco, CA 94107; or The Public Advi80f', The
Public Utilities Commi ion of California, 505 Van N
~ue. San Francieco, CA 94102.
appear that McDonald 's wa
conducting a carcfull) orchestrated
public-image makeliver -but that
at w,1,n't
"We're neither that sma rt, that
clc,cr. nor tllilt cunning.'' Rensi
::.aid. "Our ohJCCtJ\e is to do what\
right, do "'h.1t nur cu!.tome r!I tell
ll'> tltey want."
McDonald'~ upportcr include
l h c N e w Y o r ~ -b n s c d
l·nv1ron.menLal Dcfen~c Fund and
m1ll1ona1re health activi!.t Phil
Sokolof. who just a year ago
h n 11 g h t f trl J -p a g c n a t io n a I
ncw.,papcr ads headline d ·
\1c Donald'-,, your hamburge.r'
h<f\.C IClO mu h fat. ..
I he e former critic said th<tt
hec<t u!>C Oa k Brook-based
McOnn.lld's erves 18 million
people dally. any 1mpro,emcnts ll
make' in the nutritio n and
en1,1ronment al arena ha'e J
'ig01f1cant impact
Sokolof no"' prai e McDonald'~
cffu 1vely for phal'lmg out ace
cream an faH,r of froLen yogurt.
replacing the animal fa t in its
frcnch-f I') grea'e with \egetnhlc
ml, nncl e .. pccinlly for concocting
the Mel can Deluxe, whic h i., 9
percent fa t by weight. compared
with 20 pert·ent to 30 percent an
most h.1mburger.,
"If I had my chwcc:, people
wou ld cat lrui t. 'cgctablcs, graini-,
race and P·"'"· hut being reahi.tic
.1buut at. I know the Amcncan
puhhc '' grnng to ent hamburger.
And af thc~·re going to e at
hamburger. J certainly want the m
lU eat ,1 9 perct!nt fa t hamburger
·" oppo1,cd to the other," okolof
... lid
I red Krupp. e'<ccut1vc director
of the tnvaronmcnt. 1 Oden e
h ind, pnmed Ren,,·, dcc1s1on to
climin.11c polyst>rene foa m
,,indwKh container' a part of a
.i2-point pl.in .11mcd at cuttin
McDon~1ld\ w,1 te
Join the young environmentally con-
cern.d company EARTH PAIDE IN·
TERNATIONAL. Earth Pride la lfflc-
lng dlatribUtOfa of tit wide renge of.
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catalog th1t you'll Mfl from fe1turff
n1ntty·•I• "green" ptOductl lnclud·
Ing non-toxic clelinerl, recydtd pt··
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A ''lranderful" party. Oranae
County Philharmonic Society gave
ita Golden Baton award to the
James Irvine
Foundation and
illusionist Hury
lladlatone waved
his magic wand,
and unbelievable
thi.ng appeared
and di appeared
in a humorous
a nd delightfu l
show.
Susan
Beechner chaired
the eighth annual
G o lden Ba ton
gn la with 312
11111 -SocJety
attending Saturdu) at the· Four
Seasons.
Dennis Collins, executive
director of the fou ndation, down
from San Francisco with wife
Mollie, accepted the award from
Elaine Redfield, la t y,ar's winner.
The award is given to an
md1v1d ual or organization for
'ignificant contribution to the arts.
In keeping wi th the award,
Beechner used gold inVJ tat1ons and
, gold program ."We houl ma e
bet~een $40 and $45 ,000," aid
Recchncr, who was accompanied
10 rhe gala by hu band Robert and
daughter Melissa Mahoney and
her husband John.
Most gue ts paid S 175 to attend
the hosted socia l reception,
tenderloin of beef dinner and
dance, but Randy Johnson really
lost his shirt at the event.
nlackstone concluded his show b)
rapping the shirt right from
John<:on's body \\llhout removing
h1-. tux coat, and then Johnson. a
lrn:nd of the lllu1,ion1st. ·wa
'wcanng ii wa<; not \Ct up
rh c -.on of the Grea t
Bl H.l..'-lonc. was as.,.,ted b't wife
Gav ,1, he got the au.d1ence
10\llhcd an hi'> '>ho" Charles
Huegy rro\Cd he was .t good sport
·•' B I .id '-Inn e kidded him
11nmcrt.1full) .• ind Da\id Emme ,
art1'11l direcwr of South Coa<;t
Rep. went Jlong \\<Ith Blackstone's
1n,tructaon-. to u.,e h1'> 1mag1nat1on
for a ca rd tn<:k without CJrd
Gala ~ue"'' included k.atie
Wheeler, (granddaughter ot James
Irvine), OCPS exec <.hrec1or Erich
Vollme r and wale Patricia, Jean
AWrlda (her hulband the Ille Diii
~ WU I baton win::> ....
and c;_, Huftl. Cllldy OCPS
prez ltObet1 SHrlll, Tett Cal.-
with Terry lH, Shell arid •tdiMI
Grou ... an, 1111 and lobbltt
Willia"''' Dorothy and Dr.
Thomas • Doan, Laila and Ill
Conlin (he was another Blacutonc
vtc tim), P~H Sut&iki representing
. Yam•ha (fo rme r b1i1ton recipient),
Marj .ind l.onard S"-e (they
~on the trap to Vienna), JaM
Lawson and daughter Lia Segretti
and husband Donald, Nora nnd
Ch.arley Hester a nd Amelia and
Marty Lockney. • "This i!> really a tony ... ) hale
that wo rd ... a very elegant, quiet
party,'' aid Gep Durenberger.
"Very elegant and it almo t has
an Eu ropean navor," aid Emma
Jane Riley.
"It 's like parties I've been to in
France," said Lillian Fluor. "Thi
one get bett er every year "
The talk was about the very
classy private luncheon ho ted by
Athalie Clarke and her daughter
Joan Irvine Smith nt the sixth
annual Oaks O assic in an Juan
Capi trano. (Now it's being called
the Susan Hutchison Oaks Cla ic.
She was the Grandprnc winner
again.) .
Fi\e hundred responded to the
highly de<,irnble inv~tat1on~ for the
"not to he mi ed" event The
">ocializang "·1 under a huge \\<httc
canop} at the Grandprix fence~
marking the jumper cour cs. Oil
painting" b)' Maria Del Carmel
Calvo \ alued 1.11 more than
S350,000 were di played (four of
Smith's were included, according
to Caho), large Rococo-catered
food tauon~ ~ere heaped with
crab, lob ter. .,hnmp, Me>.1can
spec1alt1es. fn11t and a make-your-
ow n undac har f-tvc-fcct-tall
noral arrangemeni at each food
<;1at1on ac.lded to the elegance of
the afternoon
Clarke, \\Caring J ro)al blue
'>Ull, "a t \\Ith Fran Hilto n
(Conrad's widow) and mO\IC great
Hal Roach ~ho ""a braAAing about
hcang 100 )C.tr'I old, sna'pping
picture) and hand ing out ou\en1r
penc1l4' cngfaved "Ith ha<; name. A
con,tan1 'tream of people filed by
to ~reel the graciou'> ho'>le'>s (Dad
... 9'19' .... e111't).
......._ ....... a pant ut in ~· -.... die raia forest" .,.nera .W I08 h11• ,......_
Ud to.._ IM puty. ·•He ii on
the .._., lo s..111 ... 1Wo IOlll ....
h:tad111 8lld wife MdtlH and
~ ..... attended •Iona with
Pennimu'a Wife <:...a. Alto in the
"a area• .., to ..,end a Sunday
afternoon" crowd were luu ind
lole Aldrin, Pilar and Al1H w.,_, Donna and John Crean,
GloN Ind Roly Osbrfnk, Lucy
lurrough1, Renee and He nry
Sepritrom,, Dr. Howard Houte,
Dia and Jolene Enpl, Jean and
Doug Liechty, Mary Lou and Scott
Horns by, Suzanne and Jack
Peltason, first timers Hedda
Marosl and Candke and Roger
Schn1pf, Dottie and Glenn
Stillwel , Connie Morthland,
Marion and-Tony Montaptrt,
Marilyn Hausman, Ginny Savage
and Jack McNauRhton, Zee Allred,
Diane McDonald" and (Diane' ex)
Jim Slemons and wife Tajah.
No1 everybody is "into hor cs,"
and one gue t even a ked "what
arc the e hor e doing al a part)',"
htrt--cthefs watched closcty-11'\ he
gorgeous creatures and their micro;
jumped. Mo ntana-born Barbara
Aune attending wi th Jerry
Richards said,"We raised hor e
wh en I was a girl. J love them." •
BY THE WAY:
Buzz Aldrin seen wearing some
piffy looking un glasses. They arc
Su n Tiger'! and will soon .be
marketed on TY. He is involved
with the eye-protecting product
which 1 a spin-off or space
pro)CClS.
Jim Slemons ha., a new pa time
norkehng. He and Tajah ju t
returned from a week in Australia
where the) \\ere under water
looking at the big clam'>.
The "alwa)' JU t back from
-.omewherc" Jerry Richards loved
h" 1wo month m Sou1h America.
Steven Chabre should ha1.c no
pmhlem n:memhcnng hi' wedding
anm\Cr\M) He and Jana · Liechty,
d.1Ughter of Jean and Doug, wall
he m..rned on Uast11le Da) (Jul)
14) in Sherman Garden.,. The
tmdcgroom 1s the ">On of Mary anJ
Gus Chabre.
Late husband may have left another child
Dc.1r Ann I andcr' Alter 45
)Cir' of m.trn.1gc . m' hu,band
dc\cloped ,1 terminal illness.
I or JO )C.tr<. helore has dea th
hl' haJ a 'enc'
o l h c .1 11 h
pnlhlcm' .ind
I \\ .1 ' h I '
r n u II d ·I h e·
dud nur'l.
II h." t.1J..cn
rnc 'e"c r al
month' lo get
up the courage
to write to Ann
)OU, Ann. hut
I need nch 1cc.
A., m v
hu,hund l,1~ 111
.1 cum,1. nc..·.ir 1lc.11h. a lcttl·r
ilfrlVCd ,1ddrt "td to htm lrom rt
\\Oman I h.1d never he.1rd ot
She ~rote lmangly of "lhc good
lime' '"C h.1d 20 )CiH' "!!"" and
·-Ill.I.I ..... ~ ~rm'IO" ·~ ·-~=
''*.&U
,,11d '>he h,1, hcen 'c.irch1ng for
ham for .1 long llOIC. 'J he
purpc"c ol the lctrer w.1'1 10 'CC
him .tgdin becauo,e he had
'ome 1mport.tnt medical and
gcneJlog1cal ne"' that would be
of "great intereo,t ··
Alone. after the funeral, I
made a cop) of the letter,
re-.ealcd 11 , m.trked 11
DE.CLASE.D" and returned it
to the o,endcr At that 11me, I
didn't want to know if the
"oman wa' implying that a
child had resulted from their
cl.1nde,11ne mce11ng'i fhe
tnought of 'iUCh a thing wa.; too
much for me to deal with But
n<"' 1ha1 I Jm nblc to think
n1mc rationally, I'd hkc your
npan1on If the wom<an did have
m' hu,h.ind\ child, do my
, hildren hu\c the nghl to knnw
1h.11 th1.:v have a half·w~tcr or
hrother \Omewhcre'> Iha'>, of
'oune. would dramatically
'hangc the. fine image they have
of thei( father and that "nuld
break my heart.
Can you help me armc at a
en 1ble conclu~1on.,
-Wearv \\<1do~ in BrentwclCld,
. Cahf.
Dear Friend: You did the
right thing when you rdumed
the letter to the sender with the
notation ''Oecea ed." Let that
be the end of it.
I would be highly u plciou
of a woman w o ~· aifs 20 )'tar
to tell a man that he fathered
her child. You have nothing to
gain by letting this per oo Into
your life, and in my opinion It
could lead to endless trou&tc.
Burn the copy of the letter and
put It out of )Our mind.
Beware of the
wrong answers
By L M Boyd
To police college c:\,1m' for
cheating. the,,. checker·uppcr..,
comp.ire "ron • .1n\wcr-., not right
onw.cr,, 'I wo or more \tudcnts urc
lc:-.s likely to g1\C the .... 1mc wrong
..ins~crs.
While "°•'ll1ng UI 'tophght' 1\11
unpronounced letter "I ·· turn' up
an many n wmd. Enurncr.11c <;omc.
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C\ICfY d 1y fnr half a ccntur
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rt ht1'1
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An Independent Newspaper
Pubhshed by Page Croup Publishing, Inc.
Elliot Stein, )I., chairrn.n
Jim Grnsinpr, publisher
WIHiam S. Lobdell, editor & vice pres~t
SCew Marble, managing editor
Walter lunoughs, 1901·1989, foundJng publisher
Editorial
The public's airwMs
shouldn't be tor sale
The airwaves belong to 1he public. Or so they u cd to. The
government charge practtc:illy nothing for the licenses if
issue~ and collect no rent. Yet the licenses have en~rmous
resale value. An e limated SS.4 billion was paid for 125
telev1 ion talion in 19 7, and only a tiny part of that was
for such tangible property as building and equipment. More
recently, tl Philadelphia cellular Lelephone licen e sold for
SJ.I billion. For less than half interest in a New York City
license, someone paid Sl.9 billion. The government got" none
of it.·
The Bu h administration is now proposing to auction
unas igned frequencies, including some now reserved for
dcfen c, that are avidly sO\tght by the would·be marketers of
mobile telephones and Qthcr new technologies. It's a sen ible
idea that a Congress concerned for the taxpayers o ught to
welcome.
But, as the New York Times repor•s, a fight i brewing.
Among the opponents is the enormou ly powerful National
A ociat1on of Broadca ter • whiCh wants nothing done that
might tmply o public financial stake 10 its enormously
valuable licen~es. Auction have also been opposed in the
pa t by Rep. John Dingell, 0-Mich., the autocra1ic chairman
of the I louse Energy and Commerce Committee, even when
the idea, a proposed by former Federal Communications
Commis ion Chairman Mark Fowler, \\i.\ to u e part of the
proceed'! for public television.
The oppo i11on of the broadcaster • who per uaded
Congre to wa1\oc any claim to re ale profits in 1952, is
indefcn ibly c;clf· erving More reasonable critici. m comes
from· those who say auctions would make it hard if not
impossible for new -companie 10 deliver the low-<:o t cellular
telephone crvice that some of them are promising. But the
better nrgumcnt would bt to lea. market forces determine
what the liccn~cc; arc worth. II would be irrc ponsiblc for
Congrcs<1 to reject it out of hand.
It's too late for Congre 10 make the broadcaster pay for
the license that were originally given to them -but not too
late to begin levying a rca onable regulntory fee fo r the
uperv1'iion of tho e license or a hefty tax on resale . Failing
that. an unu cd licen c ought to be turned back 10 the public
rather than be old privately. That would be a plausible
comprom1~ wtth re. pect to the unassigned frequcncie ,
which ha'e been given away by lo1tery, in the event there
i n't the gumption to go to auction.
In law. 1( not in practice, the auwavc till belong 10 the
publtc -all of them. A license, after all, 1c; just a hccnc;e. It
not a deeJ.
Today In History
Today 1 Tue<;doy, June 4, the
ISSth dny of 1991. There arc 210
days left in th e year.
Today's hlRhllghl In hl~tory:
On June 4, 1940, the Allied
military evocualton from Ounlirl.
France, entlctl 8ri1i'h Prime
Minister W1n,1un Churchill 1old
the Hou .. c of t'flmmono;, "We ,h.:ill
fight on the bc,1che,, v.e <.h,111 fight
on 1he l:mding ground\, we hall
fight m the f1ef(h and in the
<;trcet,, v..e hall fight 1n the hill\,
we 1>hall never urrendcr "
Today's Birthday : Sen Howard
Me1zenbaum, O-Oh10, 1 74.
Opera "ilngcr Robert Merrill 1 72.
Actor Gene Barry 1 69. ., .•. ,, ....•
Gorbachev · •d his 'rilaverick~ goons
By BJ Cutter
Sctlpps Howard Ntwl SeNlte
An old word from the Amencan
Southwe t is being used to
"explain" the brutahty the Kremlin
has unleashed on the Baltic
republics that arc eek.ing to
regain their independence.
The word is "maverick." which
derives from Samuel Maverick
(1 03-70), a Texas rancher who
declined to brand his· cattle.
Ma\Cr1ck came to mean an
unbranded stray, or a man who
v.ear'i nobody's brand or one who
refu!>C to conform to the 'tand of .
hi' part)' or group.
Latvia, whom Gorbachev picked
last winter as Interior (police)
Minister •
A noted hardliner, Pugo
replaced an anomaly. a mQderate
police minl\ter who wa squeamish
about shooting reoplc in the
'>lrcet. Gorbachev choice soon
re tored normality.
On Jan. I 3, Soviet paratroop
killed 14 Lithuanian and wounded
230 o the> 'tormcd the broadca'lt
'tat1on in Viln1u , the republic'
capital Oa)' later. Pugo' Black
Beret -1,pecinlly trained not
police .ittacked a Latvian
go\.ernmcnt bu1khng, killing at
lea t four.
do little
Mo cow'i. Outrage of the l\1onth
Club hasn t f dlcd Prc,1Jent Bu'lh
and Gcrmun,·s H\:lmut the
Checkbool.:. Chancellor Kohl ha'I
pour ed SJ4 b11l1on into
Gorb.1che' 1; coll.ip1,ing empire und
1~ urging tht: White Hou<;e to 101n
the ga'!'c
A' Bu'h weigh<; hipping h1g
mone> 10 Mo cow and mv1ting
Gorbache.. 10 July' London
economic umm11 (the Be~ar at
the B.inquct?). the Commun• t
Part} ch1cf c; preten e that he 1<1
innocen1 of Baltic bloodletting is .
'Wearing thin
He read So,.1et ne"''paper'>,
:"Je>.I came Alice in Wonderland some of v.hich print the truth. He
Now. Soviet Pre 1dent Mikhail
Gorbachev'!> propagand1SI!> ;;re
de cnbing h1 Blad. Beret goon'> m
l:.'>tonia, Lah 1a and Lithuania d
mJ\ICnck -out of control The'>e
apolog1!.l!. \eek to . eparate
Gorbachev from the hoot-and·
hurn t11ct1co; uf his appointee
Gorbachev, Pugo and Deren e 1s the pre ident wuh weeping
Mm1 ter Dmitri Yazov. blinking po-wer to rule by decree. He i •
1nnocentl>, atd they hadn't after 1111, Pugo\ t'lo '· v.ho can tell
ordered the a aults and d1dn'1 him to rein in the Jeath squ.ad-..
, know ~ho did Ho"' long can Gorbachev claim
In March. Pugo·._ thug.c. hQt up credit for good and dodge
a bu lo.id of Lithuanian border account.sh1htv fur C\ 11? It' under..randahle 1o1.hy
Gorb.•chev·, men v..ould tr) that
maneuver But it' ine'<plicablc
why reputable American
corrc!>pondents no"' dutif'ully refer
10 the Black Berets in the ·B.th1C'>
as ma\.ertck unit .
The rc .. ult of ~uch rcponmg 1o;
to maintain the myth of
Gorbachev the Good and Born
the R1d. The latter is Boh~ Pugo,
former KGB ecrcl police chief m
Best o1 tile Hotllne
£d1t<1r\ ncll'' fhc 1«>111,,.,me re
,.1mpfc, c1f Or.ingc Cl'''' L>;11/
Pilot re 11/a, commull' 1ml
cnt1c1'm'. \\ h1k Pt/tit C'cl1tor\
\~Ckt>m,· :in1I rC';,ul ttll u1mmt•n1,,
we '' 11/ on/ puN1•h rc'flc>tl'<''
lrom ,-.1/kr~ "Im ka'~ a n.rmc
(plc11'c 'I' ·II 11 out), (/0 • rnd
phone m1mt>c.~1 (tor ,crific ttton)
l OU ,·;in JlCI llHO/H·d ti} ,•,11fin
th<' l ·diror\ 1/1>1/rnc ,,, tJJ.l-AfJlih
1 />.Mk .WllJ
M11 2 , 1 ue~la in the hu"nc'
• ctu1n nu hnd n rtide "Wh.,·s
10 blame ll1r the rcce \ion" t'I\
A oci ted PreB Mar1 1n
Crut 1ng r. I le ""'' five m
rca"'ns for rcl~'ton
It ' tl'<l h d th 1 the media
Joe n't point oui <>ne ot the m in
fCl\00 th•t ftCCC ntuilltC the
rec \Kln: II seems 1{ YrC &Ct I 'ltCry
h tu downturn in the tronomy,
•he media 1 r •dy to 1ump on th
band wa,on and tell everybody
we're IQina into 1 rccc ion.
Nanirally ptoplc who have 1
ire wonted 1b6ut le11v1n1 their job
Ind l~tn, 11, rcoplc who want 0
guard\ Jn April. they eu.ed a To g1"c the man e\CI')' b<nef1t of
do1cn go\ernment buildings in the doubt, 11 1\ p<h'•hle he Joe n't
that republic In May. they control v.hnt " h.1ppenmg 1n the
attacked a '>Core of. Latvian and 'Baltu.:,, Dut m th JI c,1 c. he\ 100
Lithuanian border posts. burning incompetent 10 perfo rm the
them 10 the ground and k1lhng • hardc\t ta\I.. ot th1' centun : To
Cll\lOmS agcnlo;, deploy Wc,tcrn c.l'ih to \IV.C the
l·1nally. J 9v1et pro,ecutor Soviet CCllOOmV rrom .. 3 ~CUf'I of
.mnounccd ,1n 1nqu1ry into the communis1 rum. Why hct on .1
Blacl.. Beret1.. which 1~ c~pected to Jo.,cr'
J
bu) n car v.111 prob:iM n~t l'luv u
C'lU, 1f lhClr want w buv a ht'" '-'•
the) prohat'il v.on't tni> ., h1'u'c
he u c the mcdi.1 tell\ 1hcm "'c'rc
Common cn'c tell' ''" 1h;H
mcd1,1 h pc "ill m.1h lh1
rcCl'!>,1<ln n lot wor<.c and 1ha1\
the mn1n · ptlllll he 'hc,ul.I . haw
pointc~1 out ind I 1lou't C\.t1i :-.ce 11
'" tho .uwlc R.uhcr 101crn t1n
Write to usl
RO' \I \l (11\ \RD
0
PllYln9 flvOrttn
M) que,tH1n I!> th•' 11 Ru -.1a
.111d < hrn.1 .uc Ill'''' ta'l'•Cll
11<111on,, ,.,.h,, 11rc thc le. "t f.1wrcd
llM Bot t>IM1
( 11,l ,I \.tc; '3
This it • community MWSptper, t1nd w 'd like to he r from
you. Letters should be bri,f ind are ub t to editing Lon r
corrcspondenc will be con idered for a Community Com·
tMnttry featur .
Ple~se nd submi ion to t~ Oranv Coast Daily Pilot,
~JO w. S.y St ... Coua , CA 92627 cv fa them to (1 14)
646·4170 ~ indud your n~mc. city and phon nu r 1f
you'd hk your I tt r to be printed.
You c.tn •lso call our Ecfittw'• HotliM at 642·6086 and d1 •
tate • tett r to ,.,_ editor.
Thank you for your lnvol ment in the Of an
mun1ty.
BY Rheta Grimsley Jotinson
I rented "Old Yeller" the other
night. Don't as ...
'Ille la t time I saw it I was just
a pup m)'\CIC, 5"'1lling a 811
Orange and checking the bottom
of my andul for smushcd
Ra1smct1e .
UPQn review, it was not hard to
cc why the movie m. de such an
1mpre )ton on me ,1 a child fh:it
poor )ello~ mutt get\ attacked by
raccoon , wre tied by a bear,
go red b) boJr,, bitten b) a wolf
and ~hot by hii. best fncnd
fhe people don't fare much
better A boy about 10, 12 tops, 1s
left m charge of a Texas frontier
farm and told to mind the cow'>,
mark the hog , plow the garden ,. •
and keep one eye cocked for
ho 1ile lnjuns This makel> "Home
Alone" look hke day care.
He end1; up with a hmp and a
rab.d dog.
There' a moral a minute in
"Old Yeller'· Don't judge any
creature by 1t1, c;orry looks: mind
>our mother, e"en 1f she'l> a
dimwit; don't 1t on a tree limb
while mar .. ing hog . whatever that
mean : ne"er mo"e to Teitas with a
man "'h11 plan 10 be awa) three
or fou r mnnths on a caule dnvc,
leaving )OU and two children to
face the heavy ~ork and a
h\ drophoh1c dog
1 he moqc had that comfonmg,
1950<. feel
l:."en '\()s movies ct m frontier
d.1)' ,1dhered to a certain Ozzie
and H.uriet philo!.ophy. Women
w<1ntcd nothtflg. more than a new
'>lore-bought Jres , th1. mO'<r1e's
littlo -wife was hardy enough tQ
lo\Ork hke a la"e. but too fragile to
hear of a h}drophob1a epidemic.
Children did adorable thmg
h._e putting ~nake and hzard in
their O\icrall pockets and bathing
dogs 10 the drinking water
Men "'ere men and bo~ were
men·m·training. forever bcmg told
b) their cider-. to buck up and gel
1o1.1th the macho program
"Don't worry, Dad. If Old
Jumper doi n't do "'hat I a , I'll
JU~I fry ,him till hJ eyoball pop ..
The mO\ie wa made Jong
before animal acti"'1sts required
d1o;cla1mc~ to as ure vie"'ers that
the <;tumbling cow wasn't hit
"ch1nd the knee" with a .
two·b -four for the effect. Or that
the thread to ~w up bloody Old
Yeller wa n't really pulled from
Jumper the mule\ tail Or that the
"'olf .ind Old Yeller weren'1 rcallv
fighting, the' "'ere fa._mg it, like ·
\.1turd.iy <1fternoon ra!.'hn'.
Or that when a httlc
meah·m uthed neighbor girl.
l·h1.:st-eth. held up a pupp) by the
<.cruff of 11' necl. 1t wa' rcall) a
'1unt dl~ protected h~ a pec1al
D~'pllc 11' ob' IOU!> ·50.,
marking .... I ,1111 liked Old
Yeller fhc do~ \teal\ the 'ho"',
a' wdl ft pico; <'ff WindQlol.. •II ·---
CU'> Clllt of hen hou-.c' and
"enN10 off the porch
l nt'w lo.no"' v.h I hle big dog'>
"''th brown c~c" .ind muddy paw'
'u much \nd v.h\ I take them
"'Ith 'On1t:' 1 q~ul,1rll\ l(l get r,1\"11c._
\hill'
"Old 'I elk1" rnckcd up n 'enc\
Ill lir't' Im me It w.1, the fir,I
"''" 1c 1n "'hu~h I ''"' de.1th -
unlc' vou ~1,unt \no\!; \\ h1tc''
tlecp ,Jeep It ,.,.J, tic fir,t in
''hKh the ca'l 'P<'kc 1n hcirnhlc,
tai.e S1,111hcrn accent\ ;iinJ
mcn11oncd C onfcJer.11c n111nc\ "''
vou'J !..now v.h.tl langua e the'
"ere t11ll..1ng
ll v.a' nw l11'tl .id nll''1c: a
thrce·hanl1c c~umc my f1"or1tc
kind I kit the theater ~ecp1n a
portent of m.in) dcp uturc'I to
c11mc.
I he 3·~c:.lr ·ol,1 \.\h1l pro\lded m\
C':\1;11,c ro ..... c Id Yeller" a1n
111..ed the movie a'i mui.h ' I did.
'1" n1ctt { he l<;c 1:.otid the '>ea nc'lt
fMrl " ., "'hen i r "''• the hoy. and
Old Yeller get hut\"hcml hy ho •
~he hkcd the r.1ccoon
I 1o1ocndcr 1f \he'll pcnll -'S )'C• r
hke I d11.J, th1nk1n . •'Why d('n't
the mal.:c mt""1c' hkc 'Old Yeller'
n nl<'fC "
Or 11 h~'ll .. ''c her I' Mon f )f
' I ccn e Mutant "1n1 1 \lrtlc
II"
Rhe11 Onm,lt~ JobnJOn, .. .,nar
of the mcr1a1n ·Soekty of
,'/C'4"Spltfte r I: Jr ton' Dhf mp<ftl
Wr111"1 ward. tM N1t10U/
Hcadlm~n Aw•rd lot
OontnK'nt111y •nd tlN Emre ~
Award, it •utltor of "Oaod Oriel:
T1te torv of Ch•rlel M. SCIHll& •
Ph•ro1 Book
••
t
(
Inland·
Cle., lhtCMi~h
l~LHi&N111
the "PP"' 'ch lo
1111d 801. lowi
in the upper •OS
10 mid·SOs.
M~nla ns:
°""'91 Motdj , ... ,
1hroua11 Wednud ay.
w.tt .. IOUdt-...........
lS .,. In IM
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OCEAN AEPOAT
BOATING SURFING
Sunny today
with highs in the
701 . Mostly
clear tonight
and W~dnescfay.
TODAY'S SUN I
Wftf lo touthWHI ..,._ .....
~l"I wlftlh 10 lo IS ""41ff, SHJ 2 lftl • ._.. _,,.._ .. l lff4
LOCATION
HuntingtOfl auch
Nt'WpOf't leach
Coron• det Mar
uruna Beach
SIU SHAl'f
M poor
l-3 poor
Sunrise: 5:50 a.m.
Sunset: 8:05 p.m.
FISHING .• ).) poor
1·3 poor
Good ukllft .w,. •t'PO'l•cl Cit
bur•c11cl•, ullco bo•. IH>t1fto,
MAC'~~rel an4 Uftcl bh\
5.111 Ct<'ek
San Oemcnt~
1·2 poor
2·2 poor
1st. Otr.
June 19
0 ()
Full Moon
June 27
Last Otr.
July 5
~
TIDES
"ssembly OKs bill to broaden
'
ban on onshore oil drilling
SACRAMEN rO Legislation 1hat would but also force-, u<; to much more aggressively pursue
alternative forms of energy and expanded mai.\
transit.." he aid.
bioatlen the ban on offshtire oil drilling in ~tatc
coastal water' wa~ approvei;I Monday hy the
California As!lcmhly.
The bill. AB~54, hy A~'emblyman Ted Lempcrt,
D-San Mateo. \\·'' 'enl to the Senate on a narrow
42-~Q \Ole. It needed 41 \<lie" 10 pa'>s the O·memher
lo"' c r hnu'c
But an opponent, Assemblyman Gil Ferguson, R·
Newport Beach, said he would vote for the measure
only if Lempcrt could asl.urc him that America's
~outtt would not be ent to war again at some future
11me over energy ne~d .
II the hill rt.-.u.:hc' the ~,1,crnor\ tie k. 11 ma) find
.1 mnrc tncndh rcce pt1011 th.in in PJ't )'ear~. Former
Rep11hhc.1n tJL1\ Cieorgc Dcul..meJ•·tn \etocd ,e .. eral
111 11' 1hai \\ould h,1\l• n:,tmted off,hnrc nil dnlltng
Bui h" Rcpuhhl.rn 'UCl1.."llf, (,o, Pete \\ al'1rn, ha),
\lll1..Cd opp~l"llll\ll\ IO u£hhnrl' tlnlhng
AB 54 would ban oil drilling m all state bays and
ncean water!I unlcc; the pre idcnt of the United
~tate' declared a national emergency and 1he
governor found that off'ihore energy re ource would
"gnafrcuntly help .tllcviatc shortages.
Currcnt law proh1b1ts 011 and gas developm~nt in
-;omc tate water , principally off central 01hforn1a.
"Our "11,lll' nlll'I pnllell t'Ur $2~ b1l11on IOUrt'im
1m.lu'>ll\ .ind ,1ur $2 h11l1on ll\h1ng intlu'>if) IO\tcat.I of
!!IVlllg rnl l.Omp..in1 c' ,, \\llldl.111 ofl our CO<l'lt," aid
Lcmpc11
AB 54 also &wo uld give the State Lands
Comm1~"on and the Cahforn1a Coa tJI Comm1 ion
greater po\\.cr to halt dcstructtvc practice., alons the
COa\l.
· I h1' hill nnt onh pro1cch 11ur coa'it:il cconom1c'i. -:By th~ A.ssodstcd Pre
Bea ch combers 'just do ·it' -
with a little help from nature
A~IORI\ Ore I lundn:d,
, 11 e\pCrt-.5' c"l\; 11..l' 'port 'hoc' ha\ c
\\,1,hcd .hhnrc alnn~ Orcg1,n·,
1111nh u>."I. l.1nd111g on he.1chc'
.t iter .1 1.lfJ.!ll 'hip m1,h.1p J ye.tr .... ,
~lllle 1\r111 2 llurl..c .rntl I 1,a
l'1111d 01 \,tnri 1 h.1H' found mtire
th.111 I Ill '-11..l 'h"l' 11n hc.1~he'
l'l'l\\l'Cll thl m1Htlh ol the
c 11l11mh1.1 R1'l'r .1ml (,l·.irh.1 rt
I hl· Pnml' .iren 1 .done "ie,er.tl
north ll'·''t H''11k111' h.1 .. c been
l!.1 1h c1111c '-11..l 'nc.1!..t.r' and
h1k1ng hoot' .ind l.1r11ng h111111.: the
h11t1I\ h\ the: \\ hcclh.1rnl\\ lo.id
( 11110011 lk.1d1 Mll'I ')tc\C
Mel oed. "'ho until recent!\. h.1d
nc\l·r ,,,.,,ned .1 \11kc ,,hoc. n,,,,
ti11a\l\ .1b11u1 ~11 ,Ill hH1ntl on
,1re.1 ht'al'hl'
\h1rlc\ I .1111.1\I..\ ha~ lnund ""
I\ 1ke' ne.1r her (ln:.111front home 111
Ro1..l...m.I\ lk.1ch
'\<11..c t1.in,p1irt .111on m.1nagc1
R1d1 11.1 ... 1111l!' ,,11d \\ l'dnc,d.I\
1ha1 the \hoe' .ire lttllll 11,c
l:'lo\car·\llC con1.11ner' lh.11 lcll
(mm .1 Sc.1tth:·hound c:.irgn ,111p rn
the P.11..ifll Occ.in 1n ~·" 111<Xl
\hout -10.000 p.ur, nl '\11..e'
'' c r1.. lo't .ind the 'ihoc' I 111:1 II) a re
n.:.1chmg Oregon ,1fter tr.1velang
1hou,Jnt1' of mile .. 1n the currenh.
11.1 ... lln!!' .... llll
I le ,,ml 'hoc' hJ\.C hecn found
J'-t.ir north "' Vancou,cr !\land .
Br111,h C11l umh1a. but tlH'
m1,lht·rlndt: 'ccm' to be tn
Oregon
I he Be.l\t:rton·ha,cd compam \
r1l\lllllll. ht: \Jld. I\ that the 'thtle\
helling 1t1 t hme \\ho f111d them
·1 hou~h lOJtcd with ,e.1"'eed
.ind hllc:1L "'1th )Jnd .ind lnng-ntll..
ll 1111'. mt"l nl the 'hoc'> arc gtx>d
" nc\~ Jlter .1 clc.1ning, r.1rn,l\l..y
'·"ti Out unhkt. 'torc·h<.1ught hoc,,
1 hey dnn t come in pair,. fh.11 h<"
pmmptcd I arna!-1..y to form the
)m'.11..er ~Ollelv
I he group '~111 promote 'lncaker
"' .1p' al '" h1ch people who h,1vc
1n11nd m.Helc)'> 1kcs on the beach
l.111 11,1.lc 111 lfCJte m.1tehang pair\ ..
I ·''' \\1..ef.... member\ gathered at
rhe Ponti'' Astona home, dumped
mnre than J50 Nike onto the
l.1"' n and proceeded to 'wap
'nc.11>.er'
I he Pond., had 26 matching
p.m, before the swap meet and 55
.1fter 111clud1ng 10 p:iir) each that
fit .
Ruri..e Pond hope!> to 'iell mo I
of the matching pam, which
rncludc gulf <ihoe,, hrf...ing huot ,
h.1'11..ethJll c;h11cc; and running
McLocl.I no'" has 20 p<11r,,
tncludang eight 1n hr~ size.
··1\c ne .. cr hatl ,, pair of Ntl..c'>.''
the artl't ,,11d. "They .ilway'
'c.cmctl bJL <!..\p~. hut _now
the) 're priced JU'll right."
Among the Nike Mcloed now
~ears uround Cannon Beach 1s .1
pair of Oorc\Cent green and \\<hllC,
air·solet.l N1li.c Flight~ that retail
for about $135.
Mcunwh1lc, farna,i..y i.a1d 'ihe
think-. the u'uttlly ad· avvy
comp.1ny ,., m1!.s1ng the boat by 1101
tal..ang more intere\t in the sneaker
'aga.
"I he ad"'ertl\mg ~M1b1ht1c Jrc
e>lwiou-.," 'ht. 'art.I "Shoe\ that can
flo,11 .1round 1n the occ,1 n for ft
)1.'M .ind m>t come .1p.1rt at the
\C<llTI\ JU\l h,,, e IO he good ..
-BJ th~ ocllfttd P~
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MILD DEPRESSION? RU Ff ELL'S
UPHOLSTERY llC. ......... c.... ....
TOMO llOW1 .............
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From Al
Richard Gann, whose late father
Puul Gann coauthored Propo ition
13 in 1978, c3 llcd for "an absolute
boycott" of R.H. Macy & Co.,
which tiled the suit accepted
Monday for review by the high
court.
Gann snid he called for the
boycott because Macy's is "an
out ide corporation coming in to
California trying to make a ch_ange
in constitutional law that will
impact the lives of con,umcrs."
"Every property owner in
California will be affected
negatively_ if they succeed," Gann
aid.
Macy' ~pokeswoman Maureen
Burge s replied that "every shred
of (Gann ' ) !ttatemcnt is in error."
She said the suit i aimed only at
commercial properties and doc~n't
try to overturn Propo ition 13, and
that Macy·~ ha been in business
in California for 46 years.
''Macy's ju I want to be on
equa l ground with its
competitor1.," Burgess said.
The Macy'i. uit doesn't a k that
Propo'i1tion 13 be thrown out. lt
focu C\ in'ltend on ju t the
provision that hmit incrca~e in
ta\ ac,c,c~smcnt to 2 percent
RASH AND BRASH
From A1
declined comment
But other acquaintances
de~cnbed Unger a a strcctwi e.
oggrc 1vc bu anessman. They aid
NR , which is run out or a 10th·
noor u11e 111 the plu h Radi on
PlaLa 1 lotel b) the Orange County
Airport. conduct door·to·door
• I~ of nugurn~ and clcnnini_
detergent.,
NRS worked out of Co·ta
Me,a\ Red Lion Inn prior to
moving to the Rada on, according
PARKS
From A1
cage of a real, raging i' uc in thi'
city, affordable hou ing ,"
Coun,1lman Peter Buffa aid
In pre' mu he.irings over the
PJ I liC\Cn month,, a wide range or
opponent!.. 1nclud1ng developers as
"ell a nnt1·poverty "'orker .. uch
TAX
,From A1
1111111 ., SJ ~-:' tl " 70 ,. :::: '° SI ,, '° ~:-.... 7S S7 u 54 a-leN 5' n 0•1·11 WMt11 " n °"'"' IS S4 °"'°" <)I .. ......... •• u .......... 7l SI • .......... 11 SI ·~· .. SJ II.wit• City '° SJ ~ " S2
70 S7 ,...._YerlC'llr .. JO C>WehoM•Cll\' 77 S4 OM.i.a 77 SS ~ .. ., ............. "' II S1. ~ ., 42 ...... ~
• annually unlc s property i sold, at
which time it 1 rcn \C ed nt
market value.
Macy' sayi. property taxes on its
department tore in the San
Francisco i.uburb of Concord
tripled after the store technically
changed ownership in n 1986
corporate reorganizution, while itc;
competitor)> in the same 'lhopping
center, J.C. Penney and Scars. had
only 2 percent incrcao;es.
That violate cqual·pro1ect1on
right nnd interferes with
interstate,. commerce, Macy's
contends.
A consultant to the talc
Lcgi lature, Ellen Worcester, said
the court could either make
Proposition t3's tax hmito; ttghtcr,
or repeal them entirely
If all property rea c~smcnts
ba ed ·on sales arc prohibited, a
the suit asks, it could cut rnx
collection talc" 1dc b)' $7 billion
annually. But if the dcci ion
throw• out Prop<) Ltioo 13 entirel1
and returns u'ses mcnb to prc· 1 J
rules and rntc,, that would
increase property taxc-. statewide
hy $9 billion .annually. c;hc said.
"lt could have a huge po'i.,1blc
impact Lf Propos1t1on 13's
assessment value is th rown out.
The question i' how. ;rnd "'hcther
it will be changed upw.1rd'>,
downward. or 'omc othci method
to hotel officrnl11.
Unger wn a fam1l11u 111ght at the
Red Lion for about a 1eiir He'd
arrrve mo t C\"el) night in ht
Jaguar, porting nn hy gold chaan ...
for meeting w11h h1 ale force o(
college-aged f...1d and runaway •
aid general mnnager Lury Ro e
Ro e de cnbcd Unger u "u
trcct-~mart kind of guy" with
personalized Ileen e plate that
a kcd, an an anachroni m, "Why
Arc You Poor?"
"I think if thcre'i. n compliment
to be made here it's that he wa
good with the kids," Rose ~n1d.
l:l)> Jean l·orbath. argued
again1;t raising fee .
Rut proponent of a fee
adJU tmcnt, uch 1n Caty
Councilwoman Sandy Gem'i, argue
th:u the pre!lent fee of up to
S 1,800 per '>tnglc f mil) home dcle'
not provide adequate revenue for
part.. acqu1\1t1on at prc,cnt land
value'
Mond.iy' Ctt\ Cmrnc1l action
f-ranL \oid
The Pharmacology Aes9'1rch lnshtute needs volunt .. r• with mild
depression If you reel ~epressed but are uncertain It It la Hrloua
enough to be considered lor a study pleaH call. Our rtttarch etalf
wlll preform a telepho~scrHnlng to tel you know If 'f<X'' 1ymptom1
are troublesome enough to require a visit to one of our cllnlce.
"""' 11mount to about a SI 20 t-:;::::::::::==========::::::-1 incrc11 se pc r home. A failure to provide a new
Sill-•• .. CISH •II-Ma.JIM
Another rc.i,on thllt coble fV
wa targeted I\ lhat Cr\ICC "arc
d1 crctionriry" Cl(pcnditurcs of
re 1dent' and arc, presumuMy,
purch,t\cd only by tho c rc,iclerH'
who ca n .1fford the scrvi c~ ..
provided by P11r11gon .
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for al least ON month and be In good g~al phyalcal Condition
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aale and effective medlcaiton for the treatment of depreaalon.
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for ~mplete detaila and
entry form to an exdtJn&
getaway weekendl
Uintaae
Private
Rall
cars
revenue ourcc would cau e a
reduction 1n emergency Cf\iice
that "would cau e serious
problcnl,," 11n official aid
The c;ablc IV tolC wa~ ~elected
'' the mo't appropriate new
revenue lor 11 number of reuoM,
;iccordins 10 Def.uty C1t1
dmtn1\trutor Robert • fran1.
The ti'< cnuld be put in force 1n
t't\O or three months and would
c:ncrutc new re\cnuc for 10 or 11
month of the new fi cal >Car,
..
fhc new tnx revenue, therefore,
would be ptiid hy tho.c who co11lc.l
affo rd the \et\'1Cc\ anJ o .. oided. hy
tho'c who could not
·1 he c11y in t 970 udortcd
utility tax that wn' Applied to
electric1t , natural 1•~. water and
telephone' At the time, the c1 tv
had no cable 1clc"1"on 'ervicc an
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Lcgl'll.11ure:· ,;ud Joanne Speer,,
general counsel of the I cngue of
California Citic'>. .
Dennis Gr.l\.l':I\, 1..nun,el for
Contra Costa County, c.the
defendant in Macy'1; 'ult, also J1d
the high court could throw out
Proposition 13 entirel). but aid
that \\BS unlikely.
An aide to A semblyman Tom
Hanniga n of Fairfield, the
Democratic noor leader of the
As!.embly, said 1f the comt throw~
out Proposition 13' a'i!-C ment
limit , the Lcgi-.lature mo t lif...ely
would "aim for the middle
ground." rai'>lng the nmc
. n~prox1mate total ta'< rc\'enue\
under new rule
But Republican A' emhlym.:in
1 om McClintocl of fhou Jnd
0Jk predicted ::1 rna'l'>M: ta\
mcrca'c 1( Propthitton 13 i
o .. erturncd
"Thi., ;., coming at the "'or .. t
pos~1blc time for ta-cpa)crs who
a1e now f.lcet.I \\.1th ti\'\ ancre;.11,c, of
clo c to S 1.000 per family to
b.llancc the 'ltntc hudget," he ,,lid.
"Thi Lc~i,l<llurc nnd this
govcrnC\r (Rcpu}ll1c<1n Pe te
Wilson) ht1vc never met n ta'< the\
dido 't 11 kc G" en .1ddi1 ion al
opportuni1ic' \o ra1~c la\C,, they
will sci1e 1t in a ev. York
minute"
Unger and R left the Red
Lion m Januan on good term
w11h the hotel. La-.t week Unger
telephoned and It: ft .1 me sage for
Ro e, but the t"'o nc\:cr managed
IO mnkc cont.tCI
Aref Haff.Ir. general m.1n.1gcr of
the Rnd1s'>on at IS 00 M:tl \rthur
Ulvd . o;..iid R h,1d been renun~
the u11c at the R.H.lr"on on :,
\\.Cdly b"'" since J.1nu.11) 11.ifl.ir
described U~e_r ·~, ", ver}
u c c e s ~ ( u I , ,, g s r c ' 1 v e
bU\IOC'l'>ll\On" \\hO .1ppMentl
O\\ net.I .1bout a do1c11 ul\l,HHl' of
RS IO utfferctll ClllC'
pro .. 1dc1o 1111 <Ill .ltlJU\tmtnt tit.it
\\OUld r;11\C the frc ror ,1 'llO&IC
r.1m1h Imme IO .1 lll11\lll1Ulll ol
St;,74".4~. h.l,l'd 011 lhl.' .1 .. er.11te
v.1lua11on ol C:\1'11111~ p.tr\... land 1n
the c11v. 'I he ae111.1I Ice could he
le'' thJll th.II. hO\ .. e\.Cf, ,111d \\ tll
he \.Otcd on .11 the Jum: 17 ( II\
C tlunc1l meeting.
lhc OUtl\:11 tth<l \OlCd to Ql'C
• dc .. clopcr credit Im priv.11c pM'
f,1c1ht1c' 1n '111~n nf their
park dedication rct1uircmcnt,,
fee oirc O\~c,,ed in tho'c c 1,c
where o dcvclnpmenl '' too <;m,111
to warr.1nt crc.111on of Jn entire
ne~ park
OCEAN VIEW
From A1
cnmp;H1blc "'''" • ·"' int~·an111on pl.in .ipprnved by the b\1ard an
M ii).
D"lflCt olf1~i.tl\ '"" 'he h.inKC~
arc needed to co1\~llid;11c .ind
1mprn'c educ 1111n.il l'flcranft 1n
the Jt,trt t, v.h1ch h ~ hccn
' t r 11 g g 11 n ' " 11 h tJ c \: I 1 11 1 n g
enrollment Jureng the fMi.I
d\: , Lie.
But the loS!I ol nc1 hhorhuoll
choul~ n I the high u t uf the
pl.in h, vc · 11111r 1 •ell mnn parents,
an lmhn ,1mc lo\ ho h 1°""' C\I to
fl ht it 1111 the \\ to court H
nCCC\Jll')'
l)1 mc:t offidal y they h c
m1lltun 1n 1pec11I re.ervc tu
flnanc.c the .S2 milhon chin C<" r
(U I •
n 's run
c "s a meny
'90-91 string
C n ' baseball,
Marina bas ketball,
Harbor volleyball
lit I~ up for fans
TIM 1990-91 ltiah 1ehool athletic cloclrr
ticked off its flnaf leCOnds Saturday ni&ht,
but the bewitchin1 hour failed to tarnish
the memory of sevcnl Cinderella scuons
for Oranae Cout Area teams.
This year's area overachievers included
the Ectiton Hiah baseball team, the
Newport Harbor boys volleyball team, the
Marina boys baaketbaU team and the
Mater Del footb811 squad.
Here's a capsule of
elth fairy talc:
IRdlson: Coach Paul
Harrell's Chargers came
up short in Saturday's
CJF '·A title contest at
Anaheim Stadium, but
their utounding
comeback to beat
Diamond Bar, 4-3, in •
the semifinals will keep
them near the top in
playoff underdog lore.
Edison finished in a
four-way tie for third in
the Sunset League,
havina to watch the final day of the
regular-season from the stands while
expcrienclna a bye. Edison lost its final
same to Ocean View, and it wasn't
difficult to aet the obligatory "it's been a
&ood year, but ... " quotes from Harrell
following the loss.
The Chargers, however, made the best
of their second life in the pl ayoffs and -
rode the clutch pitching of Shawn Allbee
and the productive bats of its entire
lineup to within a aame of duplicating
Marina's inspiring underdog run to the
1990 title.
Seniors Darren Brink, Darrel Weaver,
Josh Ciinarich, Mike Cunningham, Phil
Jensen and Bnndon Surdock made sure
they had more than obligatory quotes to
fill their 1erap books, and it was fun to go
alo_l\g for the ride.
mNewport Harbor. The Sailors were
co-chaf!!pions of the Sea View Leaaue,
but with only one senior starter, their
immediate playoff future appeared bleak.
However, Coach Dan Glenn's Sailors
hit the road to cam hard-fought victories
over Loyola (in a five-aame quarterfinal
match) and Santa Barbara (in a .
·surprlsinaly efficient four-game semifinal)
before runnina up aaainst top-seeded San 4 Marcos in the final.
The champioMhip match re ults were
predictable {a four-pme defeat), but the
Sailors proved a lot of preseason
prognostia tors wrong with the help of
Juniors Russell Gan, Beau Sheward,
Justin Mcintee, Frank Griffo and
sophomore Mark McAnli .
Senior Matt Sherwood, Steve Walker
and Pardis Cihorbani also added strong
contributions, but 1he experienced gained
by tho e coming back will make the Tars
See FAULKNER/R
Angels select
11'118 lhllll8P,
Perez's son
ANAHEIM -The
California Anaels
selected Florida State
fir t baseman Eduardo
Perez, the son of former
Cincinnati Reds 1luger
Tony Perez, in the first
round or the amateur free agent draft
Monday.
Perez, 21, hit .377 for the Seminoles
this season, with 104 hits in 216 at-bats. A
ri&ht-handed hitter and thrower like his
father, he had 19 double , two triple , 11
home run and 30 stolen bases. He scored
87 runs and drove In 58.
Defensively, Perez committed four
errors last cason and five ln 563 total
chances spannina 67 aamcs It first base
this seaton. He also played two games in
the outfield -the Anpls apparently plan
to use him in left field or rlaht field.
Peret said he played outfield at the
bc!innins of lut tealOn at Aorida State.
'AJ loft& u I play. I really don't care,"
Perez .. 1c1 In a conference call. 0 1 moved
to first bue just IO I could play. I'm just a
l)layer who likes to play. I'm out there to
have fun and whatever happens,
Ul'PCM ''
Morida State finished the replar
....,.. with a 57· l 2 record and 1 No. I
nariOMI f'lftklftlt but wu th• nnt team
1u-..tect "°"' thl Colleac Workj Serie .
,.,_ ......, ftnc bell in Flofida State'•
two ~ tn she Collep World Serie
al'ld hid one hit in •iaht at·bat .
Peru said he tp0ke with hss father
after teamina ht hed been drafted by the
~ wat pumped up, 100," the younaer
Pere1 pkt, "He wH re.I hoppy for me.
S..ANOELUI
"""4, 1991
The Dally Flot
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By Aichlrd o-m °""" Calll Olly PlaC
NEWPORT BEACH -He'll never
miss bein& trashed by monstrous
tackles, walloped on the chin by savage
defensive ends and pummeled to the
around by blitzina linebaci(ers, but
former . quarterback Paul McDonald
misses the NFL.
A scholar-athlete at USC, McDona ld
has an alternate career now -vice
pre ident in charge of pcr~nal banking
and investments for Well F'ugo Bank
1n Irvine, a little more physically secure
than the hazardous gridiron.
"l miss the opmr.etitivcnos~; you
ca nnot sub titute that, • McDonald 11id.
"But 1 don't mi s getting beat up ."
His academic-athletic posture entitled
him as.th e perfect candidate last Friday
to deliver a supportive message to the
29 seniQJs at Corona del Mar and
Newport Harbor high schools ut the
Athletic Awards breakfast at 1he
Balboa Bay Club, the 30th annual event
sponsored by the Commodores Club of
the Newport Harbor Area Chamber of
Commerce.
McDonald, an ciaht-year NFL
quarterback who played under John
Robinson at USC in the late 19'70I and
led the TrOJans to two Rose Bowl
victories and a national championship
(1978), was the keynote-ipeaker for the
assembly after being introduced by
Newport Beach ports agent Leigh
Steinberg.
Oeveland WM," he said ... , knew 11 was
on the East Coast somewhere.
Cleveland kind of f'1""' on you, but
you can find somethana Sood about any
place you live."
McDonald's wife, Allyson, is a former
Newport Harbor Hip tennis player
whom he met his senior year at USC.
Previously, he had no luek finding the
right Newport Beach gtrl.
Positive about ports, academics and
life in general, McDonald renected
upon his days in football and pleaded
for the soon-to-be graduates to
mninlain their cu rrent palh u role
models.
McDonald tar~d :.nis career with
Cleveland, playing ix years for the
Browns with his be t eason coming in
1984 when he started oil 16 games and
completed 55 percent of his pa es (27 1
of 493) for 3,4n yards.
''I grew up in Covina and we u ed to
come to Newpon Beach and look for
beautiful beach tNomcn," McDonald
said. "8\Jt I never found one until I
went to USC. We only ran into other
people from Baldwin Park doing the •
same thing."
McDonald played with the Dalla
Cowboy in 1986 nnd '87 in the twilight
o( his pro career.
"I was excited about being drafted
(as the econd pick in the fourth round
1n 1980), but I didn't even know where
A Newport Beach re tdent ,
McDonald earned National Football
Foundation Hall of Fame and NCAA
TOP. S Academic Award , among other ,
while at USC.
Just d ns
for blue chips
at CdM, Barbor
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NEWPORT
BEACH -Back
lay achenarin °"
tbe ftellll ••d
courts, at udeat-
at h I ct cs from
Newport Hwbor
and Corona del
Mar hip~
ahelwld the rivalry
• for hand1bak01
and 1rad1ude lut
Friday "'°"'ins at
the lOda UNIUal
Athletic Awudl breltflll at the •t.o. e.,
Oub.
TwentyniM Nftion from the IWO lliaJI IChooll
were honored by the Coal:• Ddlwta CIUb of the
Newport HartM>r Alwa Otmber ol Commerce
for IMir dilliapilhed aahletic aiMI acad c mic
Khiewme•&&. n. primary lllbject ooweNd cluri• the
banquet by MJnote .. •k•r hul McDonald. a
retired NA. quaftelbac:lt Wl9o WM introduced by
Newport lleac:h lpCXtl .. Bt L..ilfl SteiaberJ,
couldn't have been man appropriate for
•~'•IHClcn _..J wun't that ~t ol u athlete," McDonald
told the audience. "I cwsrcame athletic
disabilities by wontna bard and uaina my had.
I couldn't throw a ball throuah a wall, but I hit
the rcceMr at tbe r:iaht linle.
"My couneelor at USC &old me before I
started adM>ol that &Mre are three thinp Ml
find : AC*'nic:J. atha.dcl and a social life. but
you can't JlaYe all tbnia. Y• have to make a
c:omm1uneat to WhM JOii wa•t. I fOc\&ted • thoK two arMt. _..... and KademlCS. Md I
WU 1UCIClldYL"
High school rooUJall
. .
' I '
A rontmul"I
By Dttris enm.mous °""" c... 0., ....
t: gt~ ~tumbled to 2 f1n1 h, includina
a 1·4 debut in the Pacific C t league.
Llcbenaood believe the addition of two
coachc v.-ill also bo tcr h1 quad
COSTA M F. A -•
In 19 9, the
Euancla H i1h
football proaram
completed a
rebu1ldin1 procc•
whtc:h ruuttca 1n a
10-0 replar aM>n
and the '!(hool' f1nt <>utnaht luauc
chamJ'Kln hip.
All th1u di 1ntcgratcJ 11 t year 1 the
C;,n • ,t,lnr1a get the w1nnin1 h•hit
back ? F. le, Coach John L1eben ooJ
believe' the Eagle can return to
prominence.
"We're re I pie cd with 1hc ~ ,._, of
the kid ~ far," he \lid of h1 team'
work in prina drill far. "We\o rent
I lot Of hou~ tl')lftl to 1mpl'C)\;e n la t
year's 1huw1na. We're hopina 10 be
htger, ttonccr and quicker.
"Tho attetuJc ot the kid fir ha
hccn arcat.''
Jo1n101 the tancia taff t Troy urcr,
formerly of Edison H11h. anJ 0 I
Hou ton, formerly o( La Habra and
Ca nyon h11h . Seurer will be the
dcfcn ~e coordinator and Hou tc>l'I will
be in char of wide rccei.,,c~ .
'"When ) u arvc up nearly pc int a
&"\me in a 2 I n, )' U kn thete j, a
f.roblcm and you try to O\lcrhaul 11," id
.icbcop>d. "We brou ht in 1 rt and
he' 'liven u a brand new t)pc o(
defcn . T ro 1~ a bi plu for u\ "
o-• .,..ew,,~rkA
Former LISC quarterback Paul Mc-
Donald was the ke>na.te speaker
he ortc n'c will re\iol.,,c around
quarttrh tk 1 ll Johncr, who hu
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LAS VEGAS -Jerry Tarkanian
emerged from a five-hour session with
Uni~er ity of Nevada regents Monday
night and said he was pleased with
their re ponse to his explanation of the late!it
trouble of hi UNLV basketball team.
Tarkanian asked for a meeting with the regent!i
in the light of growing pressure brought on by
contact between three former players and a
convicted ports fucer. •
"The regenb were very attentive. they li~tened
tu what J had to say, they gave me an opportunity
to go through everything," Tarkanian aid a he
hurried to his car with two attorneys at his side. "I
w.1i. very plcnsed. It was an excellent meeting."
Turkanian said the remaining two y~ars of his
current contract weren't discussed> and he
nn wcred sharply when a ked if the subject of
sports fixer Richard Perry wai; addressed.
'Tm not going to tal~ about anything like that,''
he i.a1d.
One of Tarkanian'!> allorneys, Charlei.
rhomp on, was asked if the contract issue was
'ct tied.
"As far a!> I'm concerned it'i. settled,"
r homp,on repl ied.
Tarkan1an "'ouldn't ven ture an opinion on how
he "a!> received by the regent .
"You'll ha'e 10 a!lk them," he said.
Regent June Wh11le) Mild there "a" no vote on
I .1rkt1ntJn '!> con1ract adding, "We can never take
,1 \\)IC JO CXCCUllVC !>eSSIOO."
Moi.t of the regents remained in the meeting
"uh UNLV pres1dent Robert Maxson after
T.1rl..an1an and ha~ auorneys left.
l .1rkanian h.1, l.!\prei. ed concern for his job.
Bui Im \On. Dunn), said Monday that hi father
"ould he t>ac l.. next year, and would have ":i great
IC.Im."
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1t1ur 11f dut) on 1hr ,,H\lt) 'qu.1d
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"vtcycr\ th,1t pralt1cc ha' hecn \o much ea,1cr for
lnm \IJ far." ,,11d l.1 chcngood .. And I 1h111k th,1t'~
u1me from le.H11111g thl' offense.
··He \C(..' fll' to have more
wnfidcncc. plu' he\ higge r and
,lrongcr .1t h I "' n-:!. 180 or 185
pnt11Hh I le' .1 ere.it a1hlctc w11h a
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rc.111\. 'trong ~1d .ind l''lldk nt 11111111 ng b.tck,"
.lluir<linj.! to l 1d-.c111111od "I k "·'' pht:n11mcnal a' J
"I don't know, Wayne ... maybe It's juat tnY.
lmlglnaUon, but this crowd eeema to be getting
uglier as the game ~·"
Lasorda's son, 38, dies
The 33-year-old son of Los Angeles Dodgers
Manuger Tommy Lasorda died Monday of
pneumonia in anta Monica.
Thomas C. Lasorda Jr. died at his home, said
Lee Solter , pakesman for the fami ly. His father,
mother and sr ter were at his side when he died,
~aid oiler .
Lasordo leave hi father, mother, Jo, and
si tcr. Laura.
Funeral plan were mcomplete, said Sollers.
El ewhcre Monday.
•Stefan Edberg, to whom prctention is as ugly
as a double fault. calmly O'-ercame a slow tart to
defcal Andrei Cherkasov 7·6, 6·4,·6-3 on a wind-
swept center court to advance to the French Open
quarterfinals. •
Also reaching the fin al eigh t were 12th !>Ceded
M1chuel Stich of Germany and unseeded Franco
Davin of Argentina .
•John Tanner was named an assistant under
U.S. men 's water polo coach Bill Barnett. ·
• Forward Zan Mason, who .won letters at
UCLA the last two seasons, is transferring to
Loyola Marymount, Lions coach Jay Hillock.
Mason will sit out next sea on and will have two
year~ of eligibility at Loyola beginning with the
1Q9~-9'.\ !>Cason.
• Major Harris, a fo rmer standout quarterback
J I West Virginia who was a reserve as a pro, was
rclc.Md la t week by the Brillsh Columbia Lions,
Jccord1ng to coach Bob O'B11fovich.
•Jim Audley "cored the go-ahead run in the
top ol the 12th ,inning, then cut down the
potential tying run w11h a bull'i.-cye throw from
center field to preserve Wichita State's 3·2 victory
O\.er Creighton 1n the College World Series.
The record crowd of 18,206 in Ro enblatt
~1ad1um wa' rrcatcd to a pitching duel between
C...rc1ghton'. Alan Benci. and Wichit::i State's 1)'1er
Green
-By The Associated Pnss
Quote ol the day
•
Duck Rodgers, on hii. cMly-morning call
from Mon treal General Manager Dave
Onmbrc,l..1 Mondav, when he wa!> fired and
replJ ce d by Tom Runnels: "He
( Domhrow.,k1) \Jtd 'We\c decided lo make a
chJngc ..ind '"e h..t\.C to let )OU go.' "and I
,,11d, 'OK. tht11\ f111c.' ··:ind I hung up and
\\COi hack tu !lfecp "
lr~'hmJn
Other c.ind1<late'> 10 tht: h.tckfield include Lerner,
M;rnny \oll' .ind Agu1l.1 r.
l he L1gle' po"c ., some \ILC on the offensive line,
1nd11d1ng M1l..c Harrington (6·foo1-:, 280 pound ),
Albcrw R llJ.I\ (h· l, 2:!5 ), C 1rlm Cornc10 (6-0, 235),
Orocl Riggin' (fl·O, 205) .1nJ 11ght end Ty chi!>ler
(6·4. 21 Ci)
"We re h.1ppy where ""e're ut right now,'' uid
l 1chcngnod. "I he th ing we ltke I!> the .1111t11dc of the
pla\cr~ I hc>"rc workaholic.,, they Ji<,tcn and want to
lcurn. O
• t ?91 chcdule
f-r1 • \cpr I.' JI Lo' ~m1goi;, '11e tha, 7 30
I ri . <;cpl W .it l .t 0111nt.1. "le tba, 7 10
I r1 '-tepl 21--Coron,1 def '-1.it (JI cwporl ). 7.30
I h111-., 0\.t :l -Kt\tcll.1 (.11 I J Palma PJrk). 7:30
I ri Ckt 11 -Newport ll.1rhor (at 0( l ), 7·30
I t1 , 01.t 18 Century• (lit Or.H1ge Coa...i)
'I hut'. Oct 24-Llgun,1 lk.ich • (.It ewport )
Fri . '.Jov I 11t Trahuco 11111\ •
r·11. Nov R (0,1,1 Mc,,1 (,It OrJngc Coa\t)
i r1 . lW 15 L.1gun ,1 H111,· (.11 MMion Viejo)
•p( L g,1mc Game' ''~Ht at 7 pm unlc,., noted
FAULKNER
From 81
.1 nv1 h1n~ hut undudng' ne\t
'p11 ng.
•\nothcr l.1rto1 \\hu h m,ulc the
!:>a1lori;' 'C<l\Oll \O rcm.1rk.1blc . was
the lo'ls of ti !) mo'l talented player,
Billy Nsuvcn, \\hn m1,,ed the
,c,1\00 due: lo .1 di,c1plin..ry
'lllJat1on
11..t1m to dc"elop .1ro11nd Parks,
"ho a"cr.1ged be lier lhJn JO
pmnl<, and 14 rebound\ rhc fC\llh
"'" Vllloric ih the f ,\\t eight of
lltnC reguf.ir·M!U~ll i:lffiC'I and n
Sun,et I eaguc t ri·ch.1mpin"'h1p.
'"'' ( II 1ocm1fin.i1 hid rn football
'""c I llM (when Rolhn~n w1t<1 11
1un111r \t.1ncr 111 halfbc1ck)
I he addition l)f All ·Cll· 11enior
1.11lhad.. Dl'rd.. Sp.irk\ certainly
d1dn t hutt. but the 1mpmvcmcnt
nf 111nmr qu .1rtcrb..ick Bill Oluntun
.111d the 1ncrc11 rng con i tency
tJc"cloped b) th<: dcf cn'lc \parked
c..omc 1mp1 t:)\IVC victonc ....
•M11rln11: With ,1 ,o.foot 11 All·
American Chcru ke e P,1rk~ JI
center. 1t' tough 10 mil the
V1ling' ,, true C 1ndcrcllu but
.tiler \UUrtn!o! prt•,ea't<m poll'ilCr\
w11 h •• hrnt.11 rrc·fc.1g11c camp•.11g.n,
rhc) quickly ,1clnp1cd .in unde1dng
ri1le .rnd ve ntured .111 the way to
1hc: C ir I \ ch.1mp1on,h1p g.1mt' .11
1he l ''' \ngelt'' \port' Arena
The Ornn~t ('on~t Dall~ Plloc
p1d('d Coach \le\.C~ Pof'<1v1ch\
V1lon ,, ii' 11\ Or.in •c Count\
prc1oc,1,on No I. h111 .1 7 () rccorll
qu1ckl~ diluted 1h.11 'upport
I he 1c111rn of 'nmc injured
f'll ayc r'i am.I .1 ft\\ \ll U IC~lC.
1.h.10 C'l, hllWC\<Cr, ullt)\Hd th1.•
·1 he playoff run 1nclulled: a
'lccond-round win ove1 ho t
Ca pi 11 ano Valley on u buncr·
bcaung 1hrcc·pointcr by 'cn1or
'1xth man Mark C rreon, a
qunrtcrfinnl up,et over fou rth·
<ieedcd San Uernudmo. who had
ot'Cn the D1v1 IOll''i top mnked
team until the final "eek of the
rettular eai;on. ,ind 1> \Cmtfinnl
tnumph over top·\CCtkJ fater
l)e1 .1t n pm·p.1cked Uren h'cnt'i
Center 111 UC I , rn, p\;rh.1Jh the:
mo\l frcnlled .11mu phcrc e'er to
'um,u11d an Or.u1gc Coun1~ cla'h
~.101.1 U.1rb.u.1 hclt.l orf n furrnu'
r.11lv lo \\Ill the Cit trlle, but Che M.1~inu rn.11t1l "111 1101 '0011 llc
tor •ottcn
)Inter Od: I he: tu11.uel1,· ~-5
re 'lllM .,c,1,on rc,nnl turned 0111
((l he dnci\.llhl. .~ Cn,I\ h nrui;c
Rnllrnson\ c.irm•cl rhc '1.hool\
A
Among the h1ghh~lm wai, " ~-0
Anpelu" I eaguc win over e"cntuol
CU· D1w.ion I champion Loyola,
"hrch '-'d' then rnnkcd No 2 in
the d1\.1\111n The Mon.1rchi; then
ripped f 1r'lt round pl.t)<>ff roe.
l oo• Bc.1"h Polv. 58-~1 . ind
f <lf lowctl that b) 1;hock1ng
tc\.1ou .. 1 ·11nhc,1tcn unJ rop·
'c '<k~ f.11ocnhowc r, 3~ :?O, 1n the
qu. t~rf1m1I •·1~e" ~ ' rnr. ... cJ
fou rth in lhc '' tc and 121h ;n the
n.111011 01 th"c time
Ou.1111 11111 b11N 1ho hu\1blc 1n
the 'cnufinal,, '1 7, but thC"
Mnn.1rch.., b·•cl .1dJt:i l .1noth"r
d1.1ptc1 h.l thc:rr fabled f0t,th11ll
tr ,1d1111111 ~
_"...._ ... ..... _ Al the ad ot die ....... ....
brob ..... ad •• hart • ...... •
lM VEOAS -'l1tOmu He--. oaed>IJ 1t11111 by
I .... lhel he wa I Utot rllhler, hecami I world
......,_ for the lillth tbne Moncta, nllht.
TIMI "Hit Mu" t... Detroit won • UIWlUnoua 12·
l'Ollftd ... ~r V.ira'l Hill and look the World Bodna AilocUltion lipt·hcavyweiaht championship
••1 ~ ctW.'1 do dtl .... I ........... • -
Mid. ...... "1Pe of tbe ftsht Fl IO IM. I couldn't •t
llD~."
ftill'I dUppolnted traiMI, Pncktie ltollch, uid, ...
don~ think Hearns did cnouah &o tab Ille title."
nucdoora at Caesan Palace. •
Mott of the crowd or 8,12' Jeemecl 10 epec with
"Shot," Heama uid about the taunts before the
r11ht. "Sec me Monday niaht, June 3 and you'll see."
la ll-ye1r-old Hums mixed boxing ability with
punchina and threw in a good dose of heart in
p ng hi 27-ycar-old, prcv1ously unbeaten
the juctae-. •
Oiud: Olarnpa scored it 116:-112. and Jerry Roth
and Art Lurie each had it 115·11 3 for Hearns.
The AP scored it 114·113 for Hearns.
"One thina I must say,'' Hearns said, "God was in
my corner. opponent.
Hcl\rn'I fought on wobbly leg' 10 the last rew
round , but he kept punching and controlled the
fight m those crucial rounds.
"Virgil Hill i!I not a man to be taken hghtly. He's a
fine, (inc, fme boxer."
1 homas Hearns wa the finer boxer on thil hot
desert night. Hill, sometimes irritated before the fight becau ·e
he felt Hearn' wa!I being treated like the champion,
~aid, "This 1!\ not the Thoma) Heam~ Show."
Hearn~. who turned pro in 1977, became a li&ht·
heavyweight champion for the )Ccond time. He won
the WDC 175-pound 111le from Dcn!li5 Andries in
1987, but never defended it.
It wa'I, however. ..
The match wa a beautiful cxhihitiun of boxing.
Both men feinted with their houlders, their heads,
their arms. They tried to make one another counter
Hearn weighed l 74 pounds for his SOth victory
against three losses with one draw, Hrll, 28, weighed
173. and they jabbed and jabbed. -Before the fight, Hearns was talking about possibly
challenging Bobby Czyz for the WBA cruiserweight
title, which has a 19<>-pound limit. A success there
would make Hearns the only man to win titles in six
weight classes. •
Hearns had the power, however, and that made
the difference.
In the ·ixth round, Hearn , who had looked like
hi~ name was Sugar Ray in the first five stanzas,
really became the Hit Man. He hit Hill with a right
to the body and then a right to the head at 2:28 of
the round. He hurt him with a body shot and then
landed :inother right and then another right and then
a jarring left hook.
The other championships held by Hearns were the
WBA welterweight title, the World Boxing Council
super welterweight and middleweight titles and the
World Boxing Organization super middleweight title.
He ascended to his ·latest championship with
archrivals Sugar Ray Leonard and Marvelous Marvin
Hagler in retirement and with another old riva l,
Roberto Duran, demoted to the role of preliminary
fight er.
Hearns outboxed Hill in the seventh round, then
Hill came back with body shots to take the eighth.
Then in the ninth, the Hit Man struck again. He
landed a jab and hard right to the head, then had
Hill reeeling with a right, a hook and another right.
Valenzuela on verge of Big A appearance
ANAH EIM F emand...Q..
Vnlenzucla could make his
pitching debut for the California
Angels this weekend.
The Angels were expected to
announce today they have agreed
with the left-hander on a major
leogue contract.
"We're still fini hing some
detail!) of a contract at this point,"
Angels senior vice pre ident Dan
O'Brien said Monday.
''It ' more posi tive than
ANGRS
From 8 1
When he gets happy, he gets real
quiet, o he' real happy."
Perez, a junior, indicated he will
probably sign with the Angel and
not return to Florida State for his
senior sea on.
"I'm not even thinking about
Prep baseball
All-Stars
vie tonight
LA PALMA -League co-Mot
Valuable Player Derek Fahs and
Rand)' Karlincr (Sunset) and Chn
Wahon (Pacific Coa t) top the 11 t
of eight Orange Coa'lt Arca
part1c1pant in the 24th Orange
Count) All·Star bo cball game
tontght at 7 at L.1 P:ilma Parle
f-.1h ' (Fountil1n Valley High).
K.irl1n c r (Ocean View) .ind
Wat,on (ht .111c111) .tit pllc.:hed their
"'"Y tn J"11nct1on rh" vcnr ancl Jrc
at the d1..,ro,,11 of South Coach
V111<:c 13r own (I ui.110) 10 .1 bJttlc
"1th orth ''·'f'
Al'o .1Va1lahlc for the Rchcl
111 e Derck Brown (Fountain
Valley), Curtt' Bruce (Ocean
View). Paul 1cl),inlch (E-.wncia),
Dov1d GonLale1 (Mnter Dc1) and
Kirk Pierce (\\c,tminster).
Another kc) member. of the
outh writ be all-time Orange
County hit leader Shawn Green
of Tu.,tin High. who wo~ the 16th
pla)'cr cho,cn (b> Toronto) 10
Monday\ major league draft ·
1:.1 Toro\ Rob John~n. the
Orange County Athlete of the
Year, 1s rcponcdl) 1hc ccond
phl)'Cr ever to play 1n county
football, ba .. ketball <1nd ba~~ball
all-.,tar g3me.,
-B,r the Dall) Pllt>t
COaches needed
at Matar 081,
ta11111 •1
Mntcr Der lt1~h footb:1ll co.ach
Bruce Rnllrnson •'I 1ecking help in
the form of lh!ll tRnt football
coa .. h.:' -he' in need of a ddcn~1ve line co ch, lin¥>ucke"
cc).lch and wide rccc1~er coach
with teaching pm1t1on\ available.
He i also ~cck 1n1 lo\\er level
''•lk·on coache .ind can be
cont ctcd 11 ~fa1er De• (7.S.e.
7722).
• l.Jtgunn tl1ll tl11h Athletic
l>1rcctor o.we Drown, mU n'A'htlc,
1 ~carching for n var"tY water
polo cuach on a w1'1k·on bll'l'I He
can be Clint 1c1cd 11 710·544., nr
49J·'Tlfi '>,
negative, that's for sure," O'Brien
said of Valenzuela agreeing to a
con trace.
Club pre~ident Rich Brown aid
he planned to watch Valenzuela
throw Monday "and we'll make a
decision (today)."
A signed contract could place
Va le nzuela on the mo und
Saturday at Anaheim Stadium
against the Detroit Tige r&. He is
expected to replace rookie Scott
Lewis in the Angels' rotation.
1hat right no·.v," Perez said. "That
has to be dealt with within the
organization."
Tom Kotchman, the scouting
supervi or for the Angel , aid he
believed Perez would probably
start in Class A somewhere.
assuming he sign a contract .
"I don't want to put a timetable
on him, e pccially with a kid who'
When Valenzuela signed as a
free agent with the Angel last
month, he agreed to pitch three
games in the minor leauges. In
those games, he pitched 17 innings
without giving up an earned run.
In his third game, he pitched a
two-hit shutout ag,ai nst the
Arkansas Travelers Saturday for
Mic:'lland of the Cla ·AA Texas
League.
got some power," Kotchman aid.
"He\ got the gene , the family.
There' something to say for that,
too." •
About moving Perez to the
outfield, Kotchman said, "He'~
athletic. that's the thtng that
m.tkcs him i.o interesting. That's a
very good athlete to be playing JUSt
fir'>I hJ'ie .'' · ··
-BJ Th~ As odatttl Pru
How our Orange Coast Area
baseball products are doing
CthrOU9h IUftdewl ,. ........ plQWe
Pt8Jer, tchool1 potltlon1 , ..... (cl•Hl .,,.., • •b 'r h ltb 3b"' 11111
Joe Averu (GWC, SCC) 2b, Spn119helcl (A 200 21 40 s a 0 0 0 6
JllTIH Bui;chtrt (Golden Wesl), 01. Hunts (AA) 233 48 38 10 er o 11 163 24
Enc CMSU>otltr$Oll (Ocelll View), c, Cltnlon (A> 248 40 t29 18 32 4 0 2 t9
Gaty CllnSIOl>h@rson (Ocean VttW GWC), JI> Ashe'll"e IAA) 179 a 28 2 s 0 0 l 4 =~• (Otangt Coasl), ot Visalia (A) 194 12 31 6 6 3 0 0 3 Oms (OCI). DI. CW.on (A) 187 38 91 12 17 . 3 1 1 10
Jeft Gardner (ESIWIJ. OCC), 2b, lllh'llcr (MA) 321 so 190 29 61 8 I 1 17
Dam Gamer (Dr1noe CoaS1). 21>. C'*1ollt (A) 231 ll 39 5 9 0 0 0 6
Shdly Hll1 (Golden Wat). 111 C~ (A) HS &-H 2 2 2 0 0 0
Mille ~ (Golcltn West), SS CarOltN (M) 23S ~ 102 14 24 3 2 0 1l ~Jm (ttc':'bOf OCC) 1b San Jost (A) 2S8 so 190 25 49 13 0 3 30
Kasper ( ColleQe). 2b Cl.,.on (A) 367 a 30 • 11 0 0 0 2 Jett Ken! (Edrson), 211, Knome ~ 28S 47 1S8 27 <IS 16 0 3 22
Ryan IOHko ~eS1mlllS1ef) lb !M l 279 45 147 28 41 8 3 I 29
Roel Mc~ ( J11QC Coasl) lb. Columbus (Al 2•8 " 157 1S 39 6 l 320
M.-c Newfield (Mallnl) of San Bcm.vd<llO (Al 324 47 179 28 sa 11 2 s 30
KCWI 0 COMOt (tWl't~ Buch) al ~on (A) 273 4S t43 JO 39 II 0 0 14
Gre9 O'IUllorl/l (Orqe Coest). lb, Knonille (AA) 303 22 66 9 20 3 l 2 18
Jtfl Oberdank (OCI) 31> Ouad C4'( .t'c roe 33 101 17 21 3 0 I 6 Cra•o P,quetie (Golden Wesll. ""· sv*e (AA) 253 28 99 ,. 2S 5 1 2 IS
Stl(V PIJ1ler (UCI), ol. Clfarwrtr (A) 21' a 14 I 3 0 0 0 1
Ru Peters (0rj11Qe Cont). lb BP.erslttld (A) ~2 46 155 28 53 . 10 3 0 33
275 29 102 15 28 • 0 4 14 Oartl ScOlliers (Ora119e Coast) 1 II Mi111~ (AA)
Steve S1>rtn11Cf (MlllNI Gokltn Wesl), 2b Calov; (MA) 26A 39 148. 25 39 a o 9 33
Dave Su1on tOrano• COUil lb( Lu V19as 1AMJ 280 •s 157 27 .. 9 1 a 33
Jason You119 (Or1119e COISl). o • Clinton (Al 275 35 120 12 33 • 3 2 12
Pltchwa
Pl•r•r, tohool, •••"' Jol•H) w-1 et• ' ·~ w Ip h w ..
Sam AUQOSI tOranoe Coaso. acltson !AA) 1·2 5 24 0 3 .. 1 27 19 25
Tlfll fQl'IUIJno (SoCtl CorttoUo: Puo (AAI s 1 I~ IS 2 0 41 2 33 17 ~ Ken Hol<u1 (E01son. GWC). 110 (A) 3·2 3 99 16 0 • 291 25 17 25
Oav10 HolOr!OG;~Ocean View). Rud1119 tAAI 0·2 s 47 7 7 0 261 26 34 19
Doug L111ton ( I' Syr1euse (MA) 4-3 5 57 12 a 0 512 63 18 2S Crt00 Manm (EOtson), Ouned111 (A) 1-0 1 13 t3 0 5 160 7 10 19
Brian Mcleod (Hin Oeacll, 'O<J~ CoaS1). C6n1on (Al 2·4 4 78 ll 5 0 320 30 21 18
M111e Misuiaca !°""Gt Co.ut), u\1'JAI 1-1 l 13 • 3 0 1&0 14 7 11
Ed Pierce (Dfanot Con1), Me1111Jht1 ( I 2-1 l 19 14 3 0 331 21 24 29 R)an l~U'I (fin Valley, OCC), Wattfloo (A) 1-3 4 26 1S 0 l 25 l 19 22 27
Kan Whitworth (UCI), 1.1.laml (A)
Yankees .
\" gamble
on prep
.
By ~onald Blun'I
AP $pOlt.J W1 !It
NEW YO RK -'I he New YorL:
Ynnkcc went for )Outh mer
c'<pericncc fonday. nrnk in JQ.
\c.1r old nncn 1 ylor of De ufort,
C. the tup pick 10 b,1-;cb. II\
am.itc:ur drnh.
Ne" York hJd cunrn!crcd
takrn AmonJ S1111e outllelclcr
Mike Kell). "ho "'ent to Atlanta
on the 'ccond pick l n~tcad, they
rnad T tor the fa,1 hi h ~hool
pltchcr to an NQ '1 1!\CC •he r en
R~~ae_rs tuok Dil~•d. Cl)dc in 197 .
Brien 1 • \pcc11I athlete and
)OUnJ man,.. \I a Brian Sebacn
lhl' Y1rnktC\ vica•pruidcnt of
plR)er dc"clopmcnl aind ~u11ng.
''Ber na • .. herd·throwin& ldt·
0 1 623 6 0 0 130 15 9 10 .
handed pitcher make th1~
sclect1on even more exciting. We
arc sure that Brien and the
Y:yikcc~ will have a long and
~ucce,.,lul rel:ihon hip.··
Taylor 1 8·2 this season with an
O. 6 ERA He ha'I allowed 18 hit
1n R4 1nmn~s for l:a t Carteret
ll1gh chool. wt1lking 24 ant.I
'triking out 203, He al'u pitched
cun ... ccu11ve no hitter\.
"lie ha' good \IJmino. I le wa'
tlocktd in the m1d·90'> 01 one time
10 the \C\Cnth inning," C3M
C nrtcrct 'oach G.1ry Chudwttk
\,ttcJ 'Not JU't one gnmc, but ju'lt
about C\.tfY game he'' pitched. Hi
curveball ha' ,, lot of work 10 be
lion~ on 11 So doc, hi change."
It ~"' the f1N No I 011erall
p1cL: for the Y. nkee' .,incc the
elec ted Ron Blomhera in 1967.
Gcncrnl mana.cr Gene Michael
'uw I ;iylor pitch twice before
m ~ing the fin11l dccmon.
f aylor 'WO the thrrd pitcher
t.aken o. I in the Ja t fou r years.
c;•n Diego elected, Andy Denes rn
19 .. 1nil Baltimore took Ben
McDonald 1n 19 9.
Kelty, 21, hatted .373 •ith 15
home runs, 56 RBis 1nd'23 tolen t>e~ 1n 62 11me1 a a junior for
the Sun Dcvill. He w11 Bueball
Amem:a'.1 player or the year an
J990 when he hit .376 .
' t
1111 1119 '° 11ae ar ..., _.._._u ........ dil ,..,, ..,.... fJnt ;-Ctf :..:idt ad¥anced 10
.... , 1~ :;:.~! I~ Ill the KRISTEN· SHRYOCK -
.. ,. 11Wart.Ood ... lllo °d:'s.. v-~..:.~ ColVna .. Mar. A CfOll co.miry.
••--... 111ml!P 1 ,..,_ ol dM Year in""""~ 1r1ck and C)(Cer le11cr1111n,
D L fl , ben 1 a Shryoek wa • four.,ear Vlnity
... lac* 11 lhe eollllil~ JAMIE KATZMAN -Corona member tn crou country . :•
1t•d••t1 pr11ea1id by the. dcl Mu (OPA. 3.8). A member of C9p11[n three tini. She fhtilMd
QassDdara Cub in alphtbe&.I two ~ cha~p tennis third in the aa1c cro11 country OMet: ...... • OSM. Ka111nan • a four. ,_.. • a Junior whieC OdM wu
ALI BAlRY -Newport 10ll' lcl&enm who pll)Sd No. 1 fifth overalf. Shryock, aho ptn o1
H..-r. A tint t-.n All·Sea View tiftlla u • frOlhmaa. Headed b a.t country and 90CICef leapt ~ softball player ror Coach Trinhy C:OU.11. ~tzman w11 the champion hip teams, will auend
lob Scrwn, Barry was a three-captain this season. USD an the f 111.
year vanity leuerman in softball MI KE MARUMOTO -MIKE STIPE Newport
and two-lime varsity letter winner: Corona del Mar. A four-year Harbor (GPA. 3.7). A two-year
ln buketball. She will play IK>ftball vanity crou country and &rack star vanity football and track (high
11 Orange C<>11st College next year who captained both team!l his jump) letterman and one-year
and continue on to a four·yur ju~ior and senior years, Marumoto vamt~ basketball player, Stipe was ~hoot. 1wacc earned all-league 1n cros!I c:1p1ain and MVP of the Sailor •
LARA CARLSEN _ Corona country. Last fall. he wa\ 2hl in football team us u wide receiver/
del Mar (GPA. 3. 1 ). Carlsen • th~ state meet in Fresno and made dden~ive back and e?lrned second
headed for USC on u vollcybali third tc,am All·Cff. He's been a team all-league. Stipe. also captain
tcholarship, led the Sea Kings to member of CdM league. Orange of the ba ketball team. is headed
CIF ~-A _and state volleyball County and state champ1on~hip for UCI. where he'll major in civil champ1on~hip!. while earning CIF te11m!i in cr~s country. engineering.
S-A Player .of the Year honors EVA MATrSON -Newport TODD TIFT -Newport
Carl5en, who also competed i~ Har~r (GPA, 3.J). A three-year Harbor (GPA, 3.0) A three-year
track and field was also the varsity cross country letterman and "arlill} soccer letterman who led
Orange County 'and Sea View member of .Newport's state the Sailor~ to a CIF champion hip Le~gue Player of the Year in ch amp a on !i h 1 p team a' u la~t ea\orf, Tift was a three-time
volleyball. <;<>phomore, Mattson wa~ captain .ill-league pltl}er who al 0 made
ASHLEY CRARY _ Ncwpon of the team her junior and emor first team all-county and all-CIF as Har~r (GPA, 3.43). A four-year yearrand MVP as a .. en!or. She 3 en1or. The CIJ· eo-Player of the
vanity tenn.is _plt)'Cr, Crary wa' was also a .three-year. varsity track Year, rift will attend Tulane and
c:ap1am her JUnior and senior yea rs lar, fini h!ng 1h1rd in t~e 3,200-mn1or in economic .
and team MVP a 8 junior. She meter r.un ·~ the league fmal'i .and BFCKY TODD -Corona del
was also a two-year varsily soccer competing in the CIF prellms. Mar (GPA. 3.9). A member of the
standout who was captain and Mattwn, . headed for UC Santa four-time league championship
MVP her senior year. Crary, ~ Barb~ra m th~ autum~. was the ~w1m team, Todd qualified for {:IF
headed for Bucknell in the fall and eap1a1n her senior year tn track. m the breaststroke four times as
planning to major in marketing MICHELLE MCFARLAND her CdM teams never lo 1 a dual
management, was president qJ the Corc;ina del Mar. A four-year meet. A a three-year va rsity
French Club the last two years. varsity ~enm~ player who's going to occer player, TO<ld was jw1cc
MO LL y o ENE HER the University of San Diego next named all-league as CdM won
Newport Harbor (GPA, 3.8). A year, McFar!and was part of two le~gue tatle all three years She ~nn1 , field hockey a~d rack CIF .champion .and wa~ te~m will attend the University of
en a11on, Deneher was fir 1 cam captain her 1un1or and se nior Wa\h1ngton.
All -Sea View Lcoguc field yea r . She wa also part of 1he JON UPHAM -Corona del
hockey her ophomore, Junior and leagu.e double /ind1v1dual Mar. A ba ketball and volleyball
en1or year . She wa~ also. 3 champ1onsh1p. letterman who was all-league in
member of Newport\ 1,600-mctcr KAT R Y N A N I:. I R A volleyball ao; a junior, Upham was
relay team la'it year that advanced Ne~port Harbor An. four-year all-league, all--county and all-CIF
to the CIF final~. Headed for UC ~maty trac,k lettcrmarP'and one· m basketball a a senior. Upham,
Sant;i Borbara, Dcneher was a ea~on va r ity b.a ketball player. a member of the CdM ba ketball
two-year van.lly tenni~ player. Ne1~a competed in the Cl F track t~am in 1990 which played in the
HEATHER FLAHERTY prehms four year and wa" a CIF championship game, is· going
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Corona dcl Mar (GPA, 3.6). A member of Newport's 19<)0 11600· to thc,Univer ity of Rcdland .
cross country, ba~kctball and track meter relay team, w~ich advanced TAHLIA WAGNER -Corona
and field star, Flaherty w:i a first to the ClF final". ~e1m, captain of del Mar. A vollcybaU, ba'\ketball
team All -Orange Coa t Arca the traC'k team her cnior year, ~ill and track (di cu and shot put)
b'?lsketball election by the Orange be attending San Diego State ne'<t tandout, Wagner was all-league,
Coast Dally Piiot and a member of )Car and plans to ma1or in all-county and all-CIF in volleyba ll
the South Orange County All-Star Environmental Stud1e . her enior year a~ CdM "'on the
team. Twice she earned all-league TAMARA O'NAN -Newpoo c;tate champ1onsh1p and it econd ...-o«T '"'"'"° . 4 _ ,. _...
and 1n a game against Costa Mesa H arb~r (GPA, 3. ). A 1991 traight CIF title She ~ill attend • ..., ..... ', ~~:.:.' CMT
la t fa\On, she scored 3g points. rec1p1ent of th~ CU· "cholar-Lo)ola m the fall. • .. m., ~oc111111.._.., _,.1 _ -"":.:"~~
The econd team All·CIF pi'ck ·1s athlete award. 0 Nan wa a two-S fl:. VE WALKER -Newport ~ -~ -*.,...,.st 1...., 1·111:. ~ » i -
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headed for Golden We t College. year var 1ty vo ey a and soccer arvvr e tarting quarterback -• AJ ...-•1 • °"""' wo-u • ldo a-..
BILL GABR IEL _ Newport letterm.an who also lettered in on the football team and •~o-year I llll • n • --.:=.:,, ~ 2
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Harbor (G PA, 3.0). A competitive w.rmm1ng her senior )Car O'N.an, letterman, Walker wa also a t"'o-_!~•!!·~~~----~ ,,;u":i',':'~'s.e'n~~........ ·~nu~-;~
weight lifter who will .attend a econd teJ_m All-Sea View )·ear \.:tr 11y basketball member Col .... WOltd a.rte. s.tr ~ AJ,_ > .-,.,m 1 , , s-i'*'t ,....~ 6
Davidson College ne-ct year and League selection 1n \Olleyball, end one-year var ity volleyball &et o..1119 ... W*• ! ~~~-• ..., '= play football , Gabnel pla}Cd t\\O plan to :mend UC Berkeley an letterman. Walker. who e ,....~,,_ ~ --___ ,._.-.., ______ "'1 • "-;"~'W2•,,', "='=
years of var.,Hy football and wa the .f~ll a~d ma1or 1n bu i"e's volle)ball team wa5 CIF runner . LSU•H-> "'"K•u':...TPT_.,._
named c plain and MVP hi adm1mstrat1on. up, made ~cond team all-I ague 1.1-u c-~:..-, _ c-., 1
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senior )C:ar He competed one yet.Ir RI C HAR 0 RU Fr IN J m football hi en1or year. He will __ , """;"~u .....i ;:, ~T~ ~furt,'.:r.=
in track and ~tarted lifting e'~port Harbor. A l\Hl·year attend Golden Wet ·college and t-'1~~~-:! ~ll·.t;. :~ ::;:.""°' 1 ~.w •,. c.-
competitivcly hi t-cmor vcar. varsity wa.tcr po!o player and one· play football and po4'sibly rr================================~~~=========-
rini hin_s \Ccond in the State yea r . v~rs11y .wam~ing letterman, volleyball.
Olympic meet, third in the Ruffini earn ed f1 n.t tea m all· RYAN WEIR -Corona del
Southern Pil cific Championship.; lea~ue •. all.county nnd all-CU· us a Mar. A two-time All-American
and s11Cth m the Junior National\. senior in \\Oler polo ,.., the Sailor'> water polo player headed for UC
Gabriel will ,pcnd t"o week., with \\OQ the league lltle Ruffini "Ill Berkeley. Weir wa the Sea View
·the National weight lifting team an attend Orange Co.ai,t College nc:'<l League Player of the Year and
Colorado Spring!> beginning Jane eason an? play water polo Orange County Player of the Year
21, the day after graduation TRA\'l CllRIBE:R -Coron,\ h1 senior )Car. Weir. a fi r t team
GEORGI:. GREENWA LT _ del Mar A three-time all-league All ·CIF pick h1 junior und en1or
Newport Harbor. He wu a first select1on in 'ollc) ball and four· year • wn .i member of ~o Cl F
team all-league football player and tame all-league pick 1n 'occcr, championship "'ater polo teams
two-year var 1ty letterman. He also Schriber .led the Sen King~ to late I le alw lettered in swimming.
leuercd an track and will be and CIF 5-A lltlc 1.1 .. 1 ca'iOn, r;============~
playing in the Orange County All-earning fir t team all-league, all·
Star footb~ll game at OCC on July cou nty, all -Cl F and nil · talc w N
12. Greenwalt, who's headed for laurel along the wny Schriber "' I
Golden We t College, earned All· headed for Golden We t College A PllEB TRIP
CIF honors 1n football hi Junior MA TT S H ER W 0 0 0 and en1or ea ons. Newport Harbor (GPA. J Q5) A ABOARD AllTRAX. •.
JENNY HALL _ Newport twO ·)ear var at y 'occe r and AND Bit A TRAVEL
Harbor (GPA, 3.2). A three-year volleyball letterman who made WRITER FOR A DAY
var ity ha~ketball and c;oftbnll fir t tc.1m ::ill -lcJguc '" wcccr and Look 1n Thursday's
letterman,llallwasa econdteam led th.c Sailors 10 •1 CIJ· OrangeCoaatDallyPtlot
all-league ba~ketball player twice champion\hip la t "1nte r. forcompletedetailsand
and a econd team ult-league her:wood, ~I 0 lhe stuc1cnl btx!> entry fonn to an exdUng
softball player n'i a senior. She' president. will attend Princeton in getaway weekend!
headed for On:ingc Coa t next )'CM rr'=h=e=f=a=ll.=1iiHiiciiwii,ii''•"•l•!l(liiiiCiiap;tiii1iilniiiiiioiif •'h·e~~~~~~~~~~~====~ and plan to major in marine I I
biology Hnll will compete in
either/or ba\ketb.111 nnd <;<>ftb.tll at occ
MIKt HANCOCK -Nc~pon
Harbor. A 'late qualilier m the
l,600·meter run and Sen Vie"
League champion in 1he event,
Hancock wo al'>o MVP of the
cros country team and goalie on
Newport's CIF champion wccer
team lloincod., who wn fourth in
the 00 in CIF, 1 an Engle cout
who will be going on a Mormon
m1 ion for two ye:ir before
contmuina h1-. running career in
college.
BRIAN t-11:.ND RI CKS -
Corona del Mar (GPA , 3.9). 1 he
Sea View Lcnauc' Defen ivc
Player of the Yellr lt1st fall,
Hendrick. 1~ headed for UCLA on
1 foo1b1ll schohmh1p. He wa o
.. captain on CdM' Clf' ch.tmp1on
football team In 19 9 and earned
1ll·leugue hi\ Junior 11nd \Cn1or
season" Hcndrid. w.. .11'0 All·
Oran1c County and All·CIF la~t
fall
JACK HOGAN -Corona dcl
Mar (GPA. ;l.6). A cru country/
track and field \tandout, Ho nn
aoina to Notre Dame ne\t )C,;lr l~
101n former CdM ''.u l·Jd1c U.Vette, f1n1 hcd 22nu m the 1atc:
cros.' country meet an Frc: no Ja,1
Novcmhcr. He '"'' 1 the league
80().mcler (h1mpion lhi rnns
and WI KCOnd In the 1,600.
OLA KA ROI.I U Sf.N
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beaullful townhom•• •r•sTSIDE• $700 uauovuau M onthly/Wkly or 1
HERE' THE SPARE• In serene gatden let· -~ ffi 0 I *""" '""'"* s ting. Terracas. fire-$IOO OFF Move-In Bonu1 $100 "I r veway1-pallo•· time. F191 tit. 241·1640 Win 2 Free Dinners 1 f 11 rt or 3 Day Mulco P•lh• etc. No )Ob 10t 819 I en11 ~II'* a.a.ROENJNG·Full ........ . pace•. u ••cu ty, L 1 r g • 2 B R 1 ~ -·• .... Uo ......._.. Cell llluce 147-07IO " ....... • NB, Fab loc Sr Pk w l w/d hookups, covered Crul•• Underground •0 -" "' • • -, ______ ..;.....;..;..__ Landacapa-aprlnklr•·
I I 2 , garage• 1 mite to townh.. Frplc. D/W. parking. refrlg. •P•. s Mickey 536-0553 Od mow d I mar na + 2· pl-patio· beach Neat 171h St garage. patio. lndry pool. Pvt balconl••· 2 Aft per dlf *** REMODELING • . •-·•ruag .. •-c27 n~p, w d CHARMI $69,500 u50/ tVU CONCRETE ALL TYPES Custom WOfk. El...,.. reas ra .. a • ..,.,. t v f 6 .. "' ahopplftg aftd free· rm .., mo. Apia ahown week· .... urn 7.rv181. way. "au .. e"tantlal 2817 ORANGE AVE. day•. evening• & Sat· That'• All you pay RUcemo.!'.!_ ... a replace Carpentry-Tiie-Piumb.· PROf'. QAROENING &
move-In ;llowanoe CENTAUR MGMT urdayi. Call .. AT for • ....,...,ed. When FencH Keltl\198-3l t8 MAINT 10 yra el(p.
PLANT•·EVEAQREE
SOUTH. Interior planl
& tr•••·S•I•• &lo
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el Mar 1022
Ranches Farms
and Groves 1575
w/l·yr ie ... 848-4412 &42·2288 l'f419M-183e 4Dnn,30dlylTW1iml#TI quality~807-8033 Ru,Comm. Xlnt refa
In !ht ORTIZ CONSTRUCTION t CALL DOEI IT ALL Victor~. &45-97•8 lnW-'· patch plMl«lng •UITllDE• SERVICE MHonry~et• P•· Oen. cont ractor et ftON'S QAftD•NINQ Custom tmuring, quahty
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COM Oupl111 2BA 1 BA
f';J $499,900 SURPRISE I Newpor! 1Bdrm $850/mo Incl tloa-Orlv-•y• Paint. handyman prleee. Ouallty yard care/r••• WOfk Prot>lem•No p
gu, water & gatage. DIRECTORY ~ a6kt548-3098 Small & lrg repairs of rat•• 12 yr ••P NB/ lem.sl ,~ 5,.._7831 640·4090 or 721 ·0865
Open Houso t -5PM
Win 2 Free Dinners No peta. 2323 Elden. For _,..,• '-formation fene.1. pa11oa. plumb-CdM on"' 831 1872 •OCllANf'ROMT·2BR ___ su..;;.._;..._1~.;..;...___ """' "' Ing, elec , plaallr, dry-T •
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Plumb 1nq :l890 tBA, deck. 1 c.ar gar. *R&•TllDE• 1 & 28R, 1725 to '825. CALI. TODAYll wall lnV•x1 painting, THI GREEN SCENE
Cu!lton homo sne 412 Won't IHI at $1495 _. blk from bch. view of ASK FOR LOii lcttchen, bath remodel t.-T,...ShtutHntttl 2 .. H EDD 5 55-mo Bkr 8-42.3950 28R tBa dwn1tra Apt, oc;n. puking w/d , Your & addlllons. Lie SPfltllder lnstlll•llOt'I "" r t 41 "
on Sat
Hual COM Buck small encl ywd. $745 491-4883 or 497·1485. Service Olrectn.v e..ereeit.,..•utt•era •99197 AB8 839-4900 TrM Trimmlnn;Rtmoval HEATING t PUJMBING Gully oc~on views t BR. 1 BA Veraalll•• No P•I• 122-9294 -· • For prompt service, ... pon1t>le 10.000 sq n Adults No peta, 3rd ---:;;_,...;._--....;......;....__ RepreMntatlve fair ptlcH, reliability, a All rHldantlal & comm'I Lawn Mamt & ClNnupa lJc 5'1878 V~'Mutlf
101 ~5 1 o 000 E llllllng CRNA DEL MAR • 3 bd noor. S850fmo. Avail t IDAM APT, $125 8 "2 "321 company wtth 1n1...,rtty repairs & maln1 Reti.-Rototllllng •432·8804• 1.,,,...--------t .,. ~ ~.. bl & St Lio 11a-•a Dleoount Plumbln 2BR 2BA cottage • June. 848·9985 Pool & laundry room Ext 1 to back 111 quality • e reaeonable. ' • wwv• John 721·111 8 3 be frnl hH . $lS50 'I• MIL• TO BUCH 548-9081 3 0 ' 100%, call AAA Tllo Rel1 avail 432·9827 THE a•COND MAT• Full copper re-pipe
Costa Mesa 1024
LIDO HIGHRISE • 2 2B 28 I I & Marble 23" .. "70 DAN'a H B LANDSCAPING. Sea· from $595 Wale bd great bay vua • r •· new vert ca t BR Eatt11de Quiet & * Udo l1le. Remod. up-· __,., omel u1lnau healer• ln11a11 from
$2700 bllnda, paint, cabinet•. private. Ideal tor aln· 1trs. 2BR 2BA, f/p, PUBLIC NOTICE JACK K•NNaDY TILE Improvement Drywall. eonal color. Irrigation. $299. Full plumbln
P I $1100 72, • c & p Lio. OH>988 850-5685 •PACIFIC RIDGE• SUMMER/WINTER oo -v051 gle adult. New carpet, micro, d/W, $1350/mo The Callf. Public Ullll· & MARBLE. INST.ALL arpentry alntlng. remodel. LI<:. 518214.
RENTALS AVAILABLE 2Br 2Ba Beyrldg• mini blfnd• & paint. IH . 720-9885. ti•• Commlulon. RE· • REPAIR. All typH,_B_o_n_d_t_d._6_4_6_·7_8;..;2.;;.2__ TREES FrM Ht. M•Ml'9 •8 NEW HOMES!• condo, f/p, pool, 1pa, SS05/mo. 84M902 •21DAM *?SO• QUIRES that all uaed, of Pavera Waihlng & FIX UP VOUR HOUSE PLUMBING repair a
3 A. 4BR c1010 to tho Waterfront Hom•• Inc att gar, 1ec gate, no tBR. fireplace. cable. • hou1ehold goods _s_e_ai_•n ... g'--4_9_7·_5_6_8_5__ I do •ti trade• Topp•dll'l•111ove. lprlno remOdellng Don• b
bench' 2 400 1q It. Reeltors peta St295 8~·2841 pool, patio, garage. •tBDAM $800* movers, print their THE ORIGINAL Lew prtoee ~ lpedal 751-3478 profeHl<>nala. 25 yt
Priced from $359,900 831·l•OO. 780·3600 lBR 38A twnhm Frplc No peta. 399 w Bay Frig, dahwahr, 11ova P U.C. Cal T number, Call Jey 650·3008 In N.8 . arH. Prompt
SPECIAL BUILDER pool, apa. patio, lovly $875/mo. 85CM5351 Incl. No peta 545-4855 llmo'• & chau"eur'1 DEAN tht TILi MAN uaNDY ANDY Intelligent & nfft FINANCINGI $t250/ C II print lhelr TCP num· leaky thowera•ACld n.. THE l°LVNN CO. UC Open MON & Fftl atH mo. a 2 Bft 1U COTTAO• •Eutblutf 2Br 28• b., In all adVertlH • wash & regrout New Elec•Plumb·Palnt Lt R•MOD•L-M411ttefte 242121. call IM0-1
10•3 , aaT-UN 1 •• Unda, 714-244-7381 WHhar/Oryer hkul), frple, pool, coin w/d, 2 • R 1 1 1 .... MASOIH•Y·BRIC" & --,,,...,,,..,..,....,....,,.....,...,.,....,..~ .. ,_ " & S car~ menta. II you have a • •P• r. athroomt· carpn ry. e e .... 1 .. a.3 " _w 2101 ·21 t 5 Valley BLUFFS TWnh... 3Br pallo carport 795 ,,_, ·'· xtra •lorage question about the le-Shower door•. ·~c-n DO ., BLOCK WOAt<. Bond/ .. _ ROOTllR
Ad or by appt 642· 3BR 2Ba. gar. w/d. f/p, 2"'8•. tp, lndry rm,•" No peta 122·8294 $805 No Pel 722-8011 gallty of a mover, llmo Floora.Plumblng Uc. ~r.IMOI Llo'd ••• ••~• "4J "''''• & ..........
8664 Broker co-op micro. nice decor. gar. 2 pettoa, grffnblt 2BR 18A hM. New pnt/ t ILK TO ICH/BAY or chauffeur, "-Call· 25yra O.C. 873-8085 Mectianlc.al, • ectrleal, UC 111521MU
2BR Condo. •OS·lowa y~~1,,:u6b_/3-:~8:' mo $1850/mo 759-9089 crpt/bllnda, w/d hkup, 3BR 28A D/W, park· PubllC Utlltlea Com· TILE lnstalled/Rlpllrld. =~n~ S~~;~~.) VISA/MC 114-119-2t31
Rent•buy $995. rent LQ lux 2br 2ba 1100 at fencd yard. No peta. Ing, Sl225/mo yrly mltalon 714-55a--4151 ~ Courtlous ~
eppllH 10 purchaae DELUXE 2 • 2 TwnhH, 2 pvt matr aullH·2 S795/mo 2938 Santa Call 975.eeoe ,,.. !.It. a. Refefencae
751 7263 dy 8•2·356t p\11 patio. gar. yard, deelc•. nr Wclltf No Ana A\19 ilB !f5-1020r----_;~;.,;.;;--~ & ~149-e119 nu carpets. yrly 1.. 1)11 $950 IM 840-9•08 2BR tBA up1tr•. lndry, t IR taso
PEEK·A·B001I negolible. 675-0636 Lido lale 38r 2a. ,.. gar, new pnt. No peta Step1 to beach Qa-
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WIO 2 Dinners maid rm/ba, 2 patio• !>5 & Oet Mar. $775/ rage. P•llo Agt 044.
Ip, DR. FR 3000 • f mo +. dep 850-fS204 0188 The Prudenllal
1-aty $2375 IN ~9-5-407 3 SR, 2,~ BA Town· Callfomla Realt REDUCED!!
2BR 1 • .,BA Condo 2 Coron;i AND co•-MIAL T1CKL8 •uo ~
R81'1HClaUTION. Lie. 8rookhut1C/ ll!fWICa SALES Adema. M~ Get· car gar new Cfl'Pll,
near College Park
$142,500 A.gt
850·1'120
LIDO 1aL8 Urgent! hOu" .91yte. 2 car ANCHORAGE APTI
1 •lk to kh·28r 28•. Mu1t IMI 3br, 2ba hm gar, w/d hlcup1, prl-• Walk to bch & tennla vat• beckylwd pool, On the In
fiplc, w/d, d/W, 2 firk No peta 12700lmo tpa. l10l()/mo 2233 2 Bdrm 2~ BA· l1HO ;~G;/~ p;;~/1 Avt now Bkr 499·3400 l'alrvtew Ad 548·7001 t Bdrm 1 BA 1929
del Mar :' 1 ,' •1
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29, SIB• Ceftdo nr NWPT HQTS 3BR 3BA. SPACIOUS 11DRM 1 Dally 9-S. 54•t501
beach new carpal• Ls• 11555/mo. W/D, CLOa• TO aaACH LARGE 28R, 28A, Al Matt• Ind Modelt
I dbl /d• refrlg, weler. tr1ah, 8He I Frpte. "" decor 2 car· "-~-•~ ..... -15
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• 0 000 DOWN! -----•--Balboa •MO CLTD .,.... .. , Mel.AIN ENTERPRISES l'Pl.IANCE Al!PAIA •1 803 II) CARNATION --· r • ....,,. lnel refrlO, ltOYe, pool Foc&TU 1°' °'' .. rvlee Cha 2BR ~Ba End Unit, AHi cute 31$R , 11\•A. Studio, $5$0/mo yrly CetpOrl, Ind~ Iii utli ..,. RES W/ed ~ ..... In an
profe1tlot"tal decor, l/p li\ l'l'la1r, OIW. W/D Avallat>le J1.1n•.~ 15 pd, ••C9Pt Cell EXCLUSIVE btencle, ~ wonc, llghl & atry. clean, 11400 Npet1 723.07&1 123-0352 or 180-outl T-, Me.o4ea BEACH & COUNTRY .... pttM UMJM
bankable. 1'10.000 e 1 t CARNATION 8ummer/Yrty Rental. E'91da 1m 1 e.-dupte11 CLUB COMMUNITIES
C M UC IC & LIZ Huge 18R 18a upper, Elegant beh hOuae. Frptc, lndry tee, petlo, 1. 2 & 3 hdroom
JO"•• 790 .. •000 vacent $950/mo. marble floora Ref, no P9' t Pl'• only Apt1 w/frple, wet tNr, °' M._.74~ ReMu &42·1791 req 49~ ev.. MIS + MO "5-1234 micro, w/d hkup1,
FURN. SUMMER rental. TwnfMn .,.... ... 'a~a, nr .. wpt ;r.v.: ... :t:a~'i: WM~!\
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W/D, gar. 1100/rno AV' llCM413 cetpof't, 11111/mo No S«ry "°SM'•
844-7220 Of ?54-1711 _. JM'•. He & 211 tett" l'AOM '•t.'.JN/~
HetbOt•Vlew Hllll hO,,,. YaARLY ltudlo-48A, ~ ... t-CMll evee -_, ..... -. .. • Nr beech 1576-11700. ·~ ,.,.."rvn _,._ 4 BA, 2 BA, tam rm. 10 VNta A.ntefl 87Mt12 UIT .. 09 1 8A, c• nMltt y1rd. 1pe. 3 eer gar. PG". PG°' .........., ,..,,,,., AITI •
12•501 mo. Avail now . 'IUALY ltudlo~Bft, pd, No "'9 tae/mo llGC#MIN
C.N 169-0t3e Hr bffch 1&1641100 • c!!p. 14M1t1 ......
JASMt• cnD •AaT81M 1 •" 1 •A, New 11uc11e Apt f/p,
Ocean view, 38' 2119. peUo, 9" & _..., ""°~· •"Y"""'· •P• Avall•bl• Juty. Incl Waltl-ln Clolet. ull Pd. .... --. o ... " vtew 1tulldln9 saoo . llC. 721'"47 llMlmo ...... 63 ..... ,mo, '4M17t.
elte, Irregular, Ot"t N.......... _ ........... •• ••aT81D• •a• •.-... ro.ct. beautiful vlew9, -·r rem ..... """'"" .... ,.. '""" '-'PP9'· a-. W/0 , .,. • .. Newport __. .. , ...,. pruUgloui area. dphc 91ka to bch Ctlth 1hower. eft. •itch. APT. Oar•o•. No to IMHICft, 18" t8A. s~76 ooo lfrm• 873·1243 cetl, frple. gar, w /d downtown. HIOrmo pet• M601mo CaM 1100/...o, 8kr
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'l'utsd11y, Junt '4 ph1y roks.
Of All Thln1ti-LitH1n who l.IHRA (ScpL 2.\·Ckt. 22): Frc\h
rcJpond' 10 cl1sslc11I qu1liliu or his 1111r1 pl"()lllidcs stimulus for iu«:c~rul
sip : Evandcr Holyfickt. Leo who cntcrpuac. o'\ccc nl Jnnov1111on,
c.xcmplifiej pos111vt 1.spcc11 of h11 ori11n1lilhy, plOn<'!crins sp1n1. Do 11
1.gn: Gen. U Norman Schwarxkopr. )'Our way! Sccn1rio 1110 rca1uu:.s
Gemini who m1dc ii clc1r 1h11 1he personal m•gnc11~m. kl" ~ppcal Len
di)' a·m1n 's mind clO!ICs is 1nc day of involved.
his menial dc1th: Slr Af1hu1 Con1n SCORl'IO (Oct 2J·Nov. 21)
Doyle. C.nccr native wno first hid Family tinancn figure prom1ncntlv
10 lose 10 bcromt • winner in 1~ Ri c !'bcvt pcuy 1ccus:111nn;
public:'t mind· Jack Dempsey. Spmli1h1 t>f1 d1~ry. •dl.cnlun:,
Aqu1rl1n 1upcrsl•r who b no lr.\'CI, physical 1ctr1elion ln1uiln'C
i l111ngcr to 11(1rotoo: Burl Rc:y~ld1. 1n1c:ltcet .cr.·cs •11 rclu1hlc guuk. Nu
Libr1n ~111 who c:mbruccs as1rotol)': si11us quo[
An&ic l)kkinM'tn. • SAGITTARI US (Nov 22·Dcc. 21):
ARI ES (t-111rch Zl·Aprtl 19): You Divc:rsiry, communlc11c w11h rclal~'C
Mcome k;nowlcd1c1blc w~min1 recen1ly rc1urncd from 1rip Foai' on rqvtlrton~. 11:t-,;n·d hccnsc--home, shcll'C • du111btc--iooctr.
1cqu1remcnt• f(KuJ alM) on hack rcla1lonship whh older lndMduil.
pay. ruy1l11c1, shuwcaJC fhr you1 You 'll shine at ~i•I 1ffalr 1oni1h1
products. tatcnll. What h11d bctn CAPRICORN (Dec. 22.J1n, 19):
n1msy will be «:placed Qu;ihly! You rcccnlly complained, "Eve!)• day
TAUR S (April 20·1>1 1y 20) teems the Sime!" Wnoh now 1r1n1cd
Emph111\ on communlc:11lon, rclatin& 10 divrrslty, humo r ,
n111111on , d11c:ovcry, "'1dc u1p." cn1c,1alnmct11, ch1llcn&C. Shon 1np
l.un1t'°'1!0'1lk.1n cm·pt11is1u.' prt'.)ilfftC, Involves rel111v<,_,S@rRkt ~JI pll\)'
produc110n, promo1~on Yuu'11 IMke major role,
grc•tcr t hflr&t of your nwn 11c1ivhlts AQUARIUS (Jan. ZO.f'cb 18): II
S•glt111n<'n rcprc~111cd. miah1 tcc:m as 1r cve~e is 11lkin1 Gt-!~llNI (M1y 21-Junc ZO)'. 11 once, par11e rar1u1l 1nfonT111t100 ~lo"')' come' from ~nu~u•I Kiurtct, from "b1bblc " Spo tll&ht on rcp1~,c.n t' 1c11u111ton nf f1111 h p•ymcnts. collection, v1luc or
F1m1ly member Ml)", "YDU no1 on~ ~11.1n1. Appraii.11 puH smile on
11rc 11pflrcclatcd, )'Qu 111e IOVtd! · race.
Y(lu'll l'C«IYc 11f1 rcprcJCn hn& 1olccn PISCtS (l~cb 19·M11ch 20)
ul cilccm, 1ffe 11on Ch•ntu occur on home front -
CANCER (June 21.July 22); IUITOUMh nf' .... ,n be "bc1u11flC'd ..
Ans"""'ri •re found behind 1cena. You'll be 1nvilt.d 10 dlM: aourmel
Clandc)tlM. arr1n1emcnt domln11ttt. 1ityk, a«ofhptnle'd by musk. Cyck
~1oncy held 111 aecur11y ot ~n ucrow hiah. ci~um111M-cs t1kc dra""tk
will be. rcle111 cd . Peltpn•I turn 1n )°()'It f•vot
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NI ltela.n Ae11aur.m LEO (J{lly :U.Aua. ll): Sccn1!10 noc folklw f•m•ly tr1dition, PQQibty "::t,. 9W P..-90M, fc•fUfct-powtr, authority, 1n1cn117,, wt.re p41111cd from one or both ~ .,; ~c:=;. t.h1n<:c 10 hll l'ln•nc.ial Jackpot You 11 pi.rcnti wt11k 11U )U\1111 Tauru1.
2_. Mon·l•t. 1280 bccom¢: ITl(WC fWllC of l'lnanci• ""'ScUrplo pc.nons play ~portanl
919on if en Nl!I. !tl1h1J rcla,1\n1 10 JHlllnc:r or m114. rolts In )VU• hfc, You •r~ W:tui!llc ·n••.•,;;:,..•,.•..,.--=""'"'---1 ln1eres1 •1n "oct:\111.. r1nncd ~ covld ho. 1mb~to111, 1eldom ti TlllD OP lec:tur&. cwr tot1rtricd bJ' .i11ut quo Durlnt
Vl•OO lA.u& 1).Scpt. 22): Rt.llCh June, )'OU COrf191cte '°"1 .. tamtins WNTlllll beyond p~J Ufl"l•llOflt. Focut prUJCc:t, C"Olikt jcMltM)I oorcnc.u OR WAITD? on univert•I 11ppc1\, 1um1ncc, F'rc.sl\ wan llti ..-dtf«t..,.. ind
d1•1rlb.i1ion, communltat iCI" peth1pt Miit low. 1111 ,.., Popularity
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Althou1h )'OU may not y,.l_sh to rtad ~1gn1fic\ that I ronnict O\CI fin•nCC\
any more w1rn1n15 1bout pcr.onal " tak1n,g IL' lt>ll 1n one p111t1cuhn lie
n'ltmC)' mitten or J01n1 fin:and1I "' rcl:a11onJ.lhp
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!Mr 1M: ne1u few days J.1gnify it's i111111n ..in alM:tM: u'pccl to aturn 1n
11mo 10 confront •ntl i..'Onfound th<Jst )OIH opp:~1tc •1gn of Aqui111u' only
whO have 1111kcn either your ~uppor1 confirm~ the belier 1tu11 c:•ch pla)C!
01 1cn<:rosity for 1r1n1cd. mu'l attcpt 1hc canh life deals But
AQUARIUS (Jin. Zl·f ch 19). 11'1 once they 11rc 1n h4ntJ. he Cl! \hC can
time 10 allcr 1hc: h•b•I of • lilcttmc decide how 1u..flay lhcm 1n ur.JCf tn
ind think 1~1 your need\ -not win ll'lc aamo.
w11ntJ, dCJirc~ 01 dreams but your VIRGO (Au&. 2.4-Scpt , 2') New
own \'Cty pcr:son1l needs Willpower pl11nc1ary 1nOucncc..\ 111e rum1ng Into
and sclf-d1Kiphnc )'OU b1vr 1n abun· play -therefore, no mllttcr nc.>w
dance bul It take~ 1 special kind of dire the 11tua1t0n ihll look\ the pain
inner •lrcn&th and cu ur11c 10 mu$! case nd, in )p11c of all lhc
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PISCES (Feb 20.~l•rth 10)· your "Cf)' pcnon•f me or IU W\Jrlt-;-it
l)on't try to tllll the thnl•. force lhc is llmc--to let bygoncs be b)·~on~ and
p1cc or $p11n1 surp11..cs on 1hc ~01k try and rebuild b11d1t-~
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pl11n1 01 :1trJn1cmeri1s. 11);it we ~uc hu1t or cmo1ton1tly ARIF.S (M~rch ll·Apr1l 20)• You ·-t!'O.kcd IW)t .Ml much h)'.wh111 othcn' ~,-,--l,_-+--+-+
cm 10 feel you hive been set 11d11fr SI)' Of' dt,n't '')• b111 by ou r °"·n
01 arc cipcrlcnc1n1 \j)fflC; kind of 1n 1111111clc 11nd rc1cl!on '" nc&O\ll"C
Ktc:n tity ct1S1i. So n:mcrnbc1 -th11 fCtpotlKS, u111c..,:m or n:tc-cuon " wh1eh we 1hhot, IUJIJCd or ""bh 10 CORPI O (~I ~'·Nov U) Your
dominate or conquer dlHppc•ll In pacicnce accm~ 10 be h11i1ttcd 11nd 20
an 1n,1an1 one~ we rcs:p«I otl'lcri' you prob.ably flcl th1H alt tl'lc
U\dMdual11y or 1cn11ory 1nd aun.pl)' mec1inp and d1~n1on\ he-Id <WC.I
let JO. 1hc ~'' few wcckJ hive bcc.n 1n
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Fnormout ch<111JCS 11c:. •bout IO lake '""~ the end 1•f one parltcular
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t1lii11iont you haw acttptcd ror • fkclu'olCI 11\c Sun " nnw pe);511\J r
m•hy • JC•r Clfl na tonpr be lhrou1h your qppn•uc "'" of
tOlcf'fllled, In f.ct. M•rs M oOdl with Otm1n1 you s.in1~ canllf)I \JIU,C or
Saturn th11 Thund•y u.1tct.1)'0ll IO prcd1t:I huw plrtncr' or cto.c
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who love• trevel, apotta. w .... .,... and
rv~ famty to111Mr. *2MI·
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of 900d loolle, f9mt. _.on.I eman to ITAUlll '*"Ir; ..... _.., If*'" ehera leughter, Illa, • .... ........ I'm pro.... iov.. L*" golf, danc· .._.. ..... culluNd. 9d-Ing. walk•. thHhe, Hell• ,..,...._,...
W1!!_•e•M.i1tC1111R1• ... pleyM, lov-trll\'el, N/S, SWf', bN· ~::~fu~...:: 1...,....,.111 ...., _.., ,..._ • ~ n.tte, 1'4", 11& Iba., ,....., I'm a 5'8" bfu. .. nnM of hUmOr, ~ ,... -:'.i~ 1ega1_.;.&.;;,;2·;...;*;..;"--.10;.._, ___ erou1, 10 .... Me:
WftO le an at· 1111 WITH Witty, Mlm. ..... ..... .
tractive 1ucceHful UILIOATI 50l•h. dl..,.mlNlll .. "*'to~-Agaa~ cra\191, ltngul9tlc:, ..,. eo •aeee s~. "· pro~••. Ing, tun a ,......,.. • • br~. 1 '3", looking I _:#~?.8;;;2;;,;3;;;,• _ _,__ __ __ llMllY for ••peri9noed. •H· •-wor1hy ...,, 10 help ., .....
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IALLY '•' -. -·· I ""'llG Wf', 21, 5'4", big o• rv WWI hear1ed, emotlonatty llAM SWF •"kl sNlf IO+ .......
NpMle oA lntlmllc:y, WOIUI for eome of th• fvlow-II -· IOod ......,,, hOnnt SWF, 57, cruy •tK>tJt Ing: Travel, golf."'°"' ,.,, ...... .....
eommuntcator, fun· ro.ee. hand hOtdtng, IH, good converu· ...... 111111-
lever.. clean/sober. taught er, romance, tlon, bridge, walks, II t ,.__ ...... 8WM w, uma dr ... ing up or down. and a.ugne. 12'40. ... I eree ,..,
...... 11'2907. ' •Hieing gentteman 55-llNQLI llOll ... N-11, ... IAOft IYID l'M 10 wrth ... ..,.,._, CD11 •a1 .. -T •1r1• ........ WOllM and alp In hll 11re. n .,... 1'111 PMTAIY 1112600 SWF, 33. outgoing, Oller, tlO lltt.1 'S..lllng: .-.,., .an-c...., 11 Ila brun9't• Uk•• anor· ..... ....._.. IWI'
aual, atrong, aherp, ..., • 1117•t. d•· PACIPIC kelfng, acuba •nd l>ik• -... •
..,, .. of atyte, humor r.... ~ -blond•, llUI.... rid•• Looking forward IMI .... ....
& taete, aecU!'e, •uc· .. • ....... .-. ""• • ••n· ...,... to meeting., SWM 30-L CHeful MnQl4.. •Alntl' llUOU9 emtle. lovea: 50'a, 5 ft. tell, kN*lng .. ,. Wit.. almffar Inter• ...... ..... •• .,, -ilriiii~~·
•ettng, I epirftUal kl~ ath•l•ttce. world· for WfN~ •.... 4641, ;:.. ~·friend, •hip and f., .... r I• I I
, of·a·guyl Age 40-eC> travel, romence. love• travel, dining, poial bly more ...
""'· #2U1• Wante: Children & dancing , ewcttem.nt, #H"""" #1707,
!.:..::. hua~ Who'• 30-48, m ov I••, •In cere. •-----·-----1 --...._°iUiVi;ii--~-C I R MAN fl' .. • aucce .. ful & thoughtful, kind, NJ8 ILINDIR llYTI• WANTIDf lovH Nf91 "'2983. or drinker, hand hokl· IL.Olm _.,.
I .. WOii'" er and •fl around SWM, tal, IO+, ~ IC Grid, .. wpott good & fun compan-WIDOW neH owner •Mir• I r. I ' 3 2 -3 3 • YOUR IPl'ORT ton who c~ ma 5'1", age 90, no cl'lll-Pf11l'Y, petlle, .......... ---,u.~-iiaiiiPWliiiar-SWF In my 40'a look· and get 1..,.,.._ In ,.. dren, N.S., educated, mete 30-40. LAt'e meet , · ~ Pl•••• C811 wffh ing for fun, epeclal turn Ir you're Ou1 panner In N.a. buef. for 1unc::t1ftr91.11'1... .. ""' phone Mllfte gentleman who keep• there. l•t'• dancer ne••· Entoy ~. DllP..,.. MMllCI berl #2125. n1, llkH tennts, knowa _1_264_s.....,,.-~.,..--·I ~. -.. bMctt ...,.11 8WM • ..... _.....__
how to t>e pautona••· PDKY .,.,,..., dlnMf c1atN. 1'11 lllALLOW --c•a• aas 1 LIY9 on Balboa 1.. PITITI Looking for SWM, age Phil Doft8hue -. mete tor..,_,"*'" ~._, I d f...,_ 4•~·..,. ,.._ ,., --·r-.... -=-,_-"oft a an .. ,,..,.. """"' """• v .... ......... 9·3·•. 14, grey ftnanc:lef ......,...,._ -PALACE ~......;.....;...;..;._~---i• SWF, 28, fi'2", ot lbs., N.S . social dftMlng good fffftft. Good
Jett fTom Fountain VaJ. 1 •TIN llkH lo have funl only, •table, good ~ .c::i~ ~~ ••nH of humor •
ley, computer pans -Trav•hng, wate,.ports, c~lltton.llet. llt&ea ~roua beech _._.-_..-,·i"i'i ... iiiif'-.. , .. man, ae• 30 Met LADY concert•. explorlng, baach th6nga, home who '""" her .. ..
you 5118 NIHld to get Wlth Delta B u rk• converHtlon, caring, things, l'NIY heve Chll-toes ourted. 11'1183. • •••
"' touch, Pl•••• can. curvH . 39, wno en-sharing, clean & dren NB. 11'2985. -·--
#2882. joy• danclnn,.movi.1, sober, n•k• guy ••••w ~ 9WM ». 8'1", IOO ii. .. "" who'• 11mllar. #290e. wr""" N!S ..-. Me. 'J: Cwsy quiet evenfngs, sport• Dlllll.-mKI · • & traveling. I'm hon· PETITE __ • ._., ae-aa, llftr~, • CHRISTIAN LADY .. ,. feminine. and Attractive, peulOrieel. GIDGm Liii" bllctng, ~.
with pretty blue eyH, more Sffk honeat, IOPHllTICATED •pk'"ed, 50. 1'1", 120, SWM • .a, 8', 171, Udo dtnnef, good ~
brown hair, 5'5", 124 caring, alnc•r•. ro-REDHUD creative, aecure, ~ e1tecutlve. lrlehlO.,. Mtton, golf · & mote.
lbs .. Looking for gen· mantle male. 412622. SWF, young A1, allm, ulne, N.tc• men 110" men, MarfM memMllt, _Klda __ o_K_. -• ... 1101 __ • __
tlo, kind. Hnsltive S/W LEOS non-smoker, aoclal plu•, "'· 18019 dfflr". ..-.. cute oomPllC'I HID LiiiiiQ genii.man, NS, 60-GO, dr1nk•r. enjoys done· _c_.,_, •_ICl_._•_2948 __ . --• 30 Y ... young, pt-OWM .... 1·11" IO
I &ND lah Miiie Calt me Do • -· • 1 • IOVH 1fo, laughter & " Ing, dinners, movlH, TALL · · green •Y••· brown
f>!OPI• •2602. BRAINS bHch If you are an 1 ... 1,....1L It. 1'17°'· hair, good ehape,
CLASSY LADY T•ll, blond entrepre-honHt and sincere :=!UD""v DllCllllHNQ looking for an attrao-n.ur, 40'a, myriad" of gentleman. pl•••• "5111'11 C4 live. ellm, .,,..,, WITH lnter .. t1. Want tall, call. 11"28"4 SWWF, 7'", New '~-OPOIJTM woman, 2&-40, for tun LOVE·LUST •xf>!rl•nllal, lndopen· Thought, Metaphyai.. APNICIATIVI end romenoe. Kkle
In my IOUI for ell lh• denl, uneonvenllonal, PRETTY cal Want ltlt• mtnd. 8 w M . 8. I .. • 1I0. _o_.I<_. _._,_ .. _._. ---
p 1 ea au r • • In llfe, Hml-meaomOfph, SM, CLAllY dancer, treveler, blond/green, 31 . IOQAMI
... 1c •• 50.•h genii.. 3S·SO. Who llkH to • .&-frtend, playmele, with aid«M ~. Iona ....... man, secure In •II kin, dance, lravel ..,..,, abundant ,,.. time, legi, eophlatlcateCI ~·--.t'268e ... 111 same In attrac· 74"·77", &Olah, n;1. 1 t ' s ways who would en)oyi---· -----cloth ng to ahow • 1IO Iba., WM, a grH,,..yed,· blonde. LOOKING hve. 1ucce11ful, erull· _.;;.LM.;..;..;;.'•...:;P'A~Y.;..I 11.;..aeo;;.;;,;,;.;1.;.___1 eame. leelc1 ~· IOl1h, looltlng tor
lor a 1peclal retahon-OR LEG worthy mate 45-57 -• pal1 fl, 25-41 tor CS.... hOfM loWt' ~.
1hlp •2084. F END... Im • •lend., 6'8", '....... and. 11'1102. ellm and~ In 40-
the car •nd the man. feminine, Vef)' lovtng, Al"IO•f &O renge "'9t oan CUTE Boston babe a .. k• profession.,, arneuc. SktinQ, d ining. danc· hendle • MY• ~-AND district attorney w• fun-lovlng brunette. ing. Sha,. my aeat tor Altee. .,,.._ INTELLIG~NT cry1talhn• eyH & lro-~:s~f. lntere1111 llfe. WF, 32, l'I", 1'5 SWM, 1•10 ... ''°· I'm •••t1ITIC m; zen yogurt femh Pre· lbs ., anrectlve lnalde/ 24 June 11u Let'a
SWF, 2t, blonde/blue, fer TV 1tar, reluctant out, N/9. Seeking: partvl l<ookln .. , IXICUTIVll4
120. attractive. 5'6'' bachelor with ugly big No matter Handsome, prof••· , • ""'"' m .... He ..
SMklng SM. 21·~. toe. Must b• named •lonal, a1mllar lnt9f· =:.°:.~. ':: hllndeome, l 'I", elm,
r11C• unimportant Ar• J~tl. #262•. what you're •••• 6 qualities. Ing a beKh ..-.,. Hmf ret6'M, DWM
you lnt•lfigent, edu-i---S-'-E-L--L-~-dolrvt, \lftot1r #ieoe. --. -..-,....... MSW lnterHted In cated. maacullne, ma· • ·• ,.__ ---------• ·->T· -·" .. lure, fit and attractive? hometown ,...,, •1914 char ..... .-ng, out-... 2..,,... twe, garderNng, .,.,,,.,,
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