HomeMy WebLinkAbout1991-06-07 - Orange Coast PilotMorning low clouds near the coast.
Otherwise fair and warmer. Lows in the
50s. H)«h upper 60s at beaches. For
more information, including boating,
fishing and surfing, sec page A9.
IN THE NEWSROOM
. Lights, cameras ... Newport. Former
Daily Pilot staff writer T. Jefferson
Parker (known simply as Jeff Parker in
those days} has sold the film rights to
his latest novel, "Pacific Jjeat" ... The
thriller is et in Newport Beach and
Laguna. Hi fir t novel, "Laguna Heat",
wa~ sci in Laguna and was made into a
mOVtc starring Harry Hamlin and Jason
Robards ... Jefferson sold the movie
rights to "Pacific Beat" to Jay Weston
Productions. the same people that
handled "Laguna Heat." Filming will
take place in Newport and Laguna. No
word when, though ...
QUOTES Of THE DAY
"People s/1011/d suffer tile
rt>11.frt/llt'1tcrs tJ/ 1/tr1r he/10Hor. The" s
not enough tl1.rctplme 111 1/u world."
Deputy D1"1trtct Allorncy Nina
Brice
"H o11rJI)' p(l)'S. b111 11 don ~ set111 10
./MY e110tt.flr to s1111 some ~ople "
Km Hubbard
TODAY'S EVENTS
• The eleventh annual Baroque
Music Festival of Corona dcl Mar
continues today with an 8 p.m.
concert at Sherman Library and
Gardens. For; information call 760-
7 7.
• Ballet Repertory Theatre will
close It~ 14th eason th1 evening and
Saturday night with a scric or
cla ical ballets with stories fro m
around the world. Performance will
start at 8 p.m. both evening ot
Golden We t College. Ticket arc $7
for adults and $5 for children. For
information call 846-021 5.
JUST 11IE FACT1
· • What do the movies "Peter Pin," ·
''The Three Mu ketcers," and "The
Son of Tarzan " have in common?
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INDEX
• Ortd&eJIS
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Community Forumf Al
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Ann l..lndcn/A5
Putthc NOticc 17
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Agants seize 820M in 'tunny m•v' raid
Suspects ran high tech press 'in
Huntington Beach condominium
By AMa Cetcola
0nnoe Coast Dally Plot
HUNTINGTON BEACH -In one of
the largest counterfeit seizure~ in history,
f cderal agcnu sajd Thursday they
confiscated more than $20 million in
phony $100, Sso and $20 bills and a
Bay C~ub's
overhaul faces
stiff opposition
By Iris Yokol
0nnoe Coast Dally Plot
NEWPORT BEACH -Residents of
the Cliff Haven community expressed
oppo ition ·to the height and bulk of a
proposed $50 million Balboa bay Club
redevelopment project during a city
Planning Commission meeting Thursday.
Al press time the Planning Commi ion
had not yet made Jj decision on the
project.
The propo ed Bay Club revamp at 1221
West Coast Highway, to be conducted in
three phases, includes an external face lift
for the Terrace Apartment and building
a new athletic facility, 300-room hotel and
parking structure.
The bu1ldm~ will be h1fled into more
open configurations that will provide view
corridon of the bay from West Coast
Highway, club officials said.
The plan also calls for improved public
access through a walkway along the club's
bay front. Signs will be posted at the club
entrance informing the public of the
access, allowing anyone to drive into the
club and park, space permitting, and walk
out onto the bay front, iccording to
William Ray. the club's chairman of the
board.
Only the new athletic facility and
clubhouse will be re tricted to members,
Ray aid, but he also admitted during
commi~1on' questioning that hotel guests
and clu b membcrlt "'ould ha"c first
priority to the restaurant and other
fac1htie'i and that re crvat1ono; might be
required from non-member .
The Cliff Haven re 1dent , whose
home U'ferlook the Bay Club. "'ere
mai nly oppo cd to the 35-foot height or
ome of the propo.,cd buildings and the
foct that the remodel will increase the
club' quare footage gy 77 percent.
Rc~1dcnt of Kings Road, particularly,
complained that while vi ew may be
improved on the site overall. their pccific
view of the bay would be blocked.
printing press from a Huntirflton Beach
condominium.
Two Huntington Beach men were
arrested on suspicion of printing the
money to be used for drug deal 1n South
America, said Clint Howard, special agent
in charge of the Los Angele • office of the
Secret Scmce. "'
On Tuesday, May 21 , federal aaents
vi sited the quiet Vill age Court
condominium complex off Main Street in
Huntington Beach and served a federal
<;carch warrant at 18766 Racquet,
arresting Joseph KeUy and Terrence
Nikrasch, Howard said.
In addition to the $20 million in
coun1erf eit bill • agents seized a complete
offi.ct printing hop, he said The printing
plate'> and negatives, as well as other gear
\>-u n. <.Nlf
needed for the high-tech printing. were
,1Jl.o \cizcd, he added.
How.ud '>aid there "'ere enough
. '>upplics in &he home to. have prin ted
more than SlOO million in counterfeit currenc,
Kell). 54, who recently mo-.ed to
Huntington Beach, was on parole fo r
manuf acturtng cou nterfeit currency. He
"'"" arrc'\ted and con111cteJ in Lo\
Angele~ 1n 19 5 and \entcnccd to 1x
See COUNTERFEIT,,., •
Ha ha. V•dals
pay for crime,
and ar-rogance
By Robert Barker
~ Coast Da111 PllOt
HUN flNGl ON BEACH -Graffiti
vandal "'ho "'ent on a rampage la t
March und -.cra"'led ahout 100 \logan on
a ne w do" nto"'n park ing structure,
1ncludin~ one \a\1ng. ''Catch me 1f ~ou
can. ha h3," Jrc pa)tnll. for their dcmng-
1fo.
Three ~out h-. plettded no con tc t to
"andal"m charge~ Thur.,da} m Wc \t
Orange Count~ D1,tr1ct CclUrl and "'ere
'cntcnccd to ll\C \Car' of fo rmal
probation. uh1cct to -earch nd cizurL
at n lime. "'uh r "'thout a search
"arrant.
Each OI the three. tried as adult'
t?ccau>e the) arc -I or older. agreed to
pay one-fifth of the damage co t,
C'il1matcd at $35,000.
fv.o other~ "'ho were arrc tcd in the
graffiti outhreal arc JU\.e n1lcs and their
fate v.1 11 be decided in separate court
proucding~. official aid.
The 1hrce adult Jeremy Mark
Archuleua. IQ, and Anthony Jo cph
Long. I , both of Huntington Beach. and
Keith Thoma' k Colough. 1 • of Irvine
-al mu't perform 200 hours of
communuy e!'u~e m H untin~ton Beach.
The tough term v.cre drawn up b)
Dcpuh D1 .. trict Attorney Nina Snee. who
called the "catch me 1f \OU can"
challenge 'uav. led on the bu1iding "the
quin1«, .. cnt1al arro ant tatement."
"lk c:ireful "'hat \('U v.i h for," he
-.aid w1ih a chuc l le ) ou might get 11
"People 'ihould ,uffer the con,equcncc\
QI their hchu\:101 The re's not enough
d1 U('hnc: In the \\Orld. •
• Bmc 'a1J that .th cr the 'cntenctng the
thl'cc ddcnd::ant., c:ich '-Cp<tratd) wa ll ed
.1~w'' the ~ounmom and told Off1ce1' ~.1nd P.i)ne ,ind Ja) Wcl'lb. who tracl cd
them dim n l.1'1 M.1rch. Than I.. )Ou" and
,hnol.. h,inJ, \\11th them
The commission avoided di cu ing the
cont rover ·ial 50.ycar lease cxteps1on the
club has requested from the city. A
council ubcommi ttee ha been
negotiating the lease C'(tension with club
official for the past 1 1/2 yean.
From front, Jose, Jacob, Mark, Warren and Nathan ot Yorb1ta School arc bur·
ied in their clas~matc~ Y.Ork Thur~ay at Corona Mclin Beach
''It wu' 11~ht ·thmat time:· \atd Brice.
"I hat\ "hat "'e'1c here for. making the
J1tfc rt:nle .\nd that certaml ecm like
11 might he the ca~ here." ·
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By Ami Cetloll
°'91111 c.. -Not From btuea 1reat1 to Nbber duckies, it promises to be a happenin& weekend
11ona the 0ranp eoe.1. Amona the ewnu 1l1ted this weekend: AIDS Walk Oranae County will take
place in Irvine Sunday; Corona del Mar will hott ita.IOlh annual tcenic S·K run
and 2-mile fun wtlk Salul'd4iy; the Rubber Duclly Grand Prix will be held at Wild
Riven Waterpark S.turd~: and the day·lona BeMOn and Hedaa mutt Festival
will be featured 11 the Padfic Amphnheatrc Saturday.
1bou11nd of Nbber dudlle1 will make their annual return to bnw the rapid'
Of Wild Riven. There'• no qnckery 1nvotved -it'I jutt part ot the leC:ond annual
Rubber Dudy Grand Pria bencf1t1n1 the United Cerebral Pally AllOCiattan of
Or•ftll CoUnty.
spedal"yellow ndna 'duckies will rompete 11 I p.m. The fim .50 d.,ckies to Cl\)$$
the finish line wtll -.n prilea for their adoptive parcnta. Orphan duckie 1re beina
offered for .-e• for 1 SS doNtion at all penic1pa11na Orange County Kh•11n1
O.lftdTC8YY.nMOrW.
I• ..... -. IO ,.._ •neral f8CI. 1 tpccial COrporate Duck Challe"I' will bo held
,, 12'.JD ,.... For ldcllioftal ..... call ,,,~196. • ._ .,... a.a. KN anct iW. Mr·preeent p1tar Lucille will be ·ean .of the all·
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Pacific AllpMI.....,_ on the °"ill County Fairaroundl iR Coeta ...... TIM : .. .
Cold trail leaves woman's
disappearance a mystery
By Emit't Adams °'"' Coast Oltt Piiot
CO TA ME A When Oet11"c
Anette Huber's car rolled to a top along
the Corona del Mar Freewa about ~:30
1 m , ~he wa within ~ight of three
cmcrgcncv c.tll bo'c'
• crording to the scent later ru:kcd up
bv pohce do \, the B·}CM·old wom. n
1w• walking in the d1rect1\''ln of a phone
about 100 yard away ~hen her trac l'
bn1ptly 11toppcu. 'aid police Capt. ·r <'Ill
l az:ar.
'Jhal wa' bdur~ dllwn fonda' ~•n~c
then, tum' nt .,plorcr ~out v..1l~1ng
'houldcr to \houlder un,lcr police
J1rcch<'n ha1tc rnmbcd the Cr~ew a\i'.., cJgc
nd median 1lwidcr. heh <'ptcr new
,, in 1nfr1red lcn~ arched for ' n •
trom the au. Lazar id. Still. n1' ,;luc to
Huber' d1~ppcarance ha ru rfa,ed.
The pretty, ~·f00t·9•1nch brunette went
to ~ con ert ey f.n1l1~h u_Kk star Mom y
th<At night at the Great Wc,tern Forum '"
1 ler parent ha\c offered a SS,000
reward for information on the UCI
gr1duntc'" "'hereabout\.
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,., One of the few people who can say they have ever been
.c married for 69 year . In March, the Laguna Beach resident
,: celebrated h1 wedding anniver cry, having married hi wife
Edna, who at 90 is ix year his 1un1or, in 1922.
u After serving in WWI. Nelson moved to Florida where he
drove a Jitney bu!. and worked a a tour guide. While there, he
met Edna, and after many adventure together, the couple retired
" 1n 1944 to Southern Cahforma. and Nelson devoted himself to
. what wa!. to be hi!. life's work -collecting automobiles. ..
"· THE FIRST FORD EVER SOLD------.----,.
Holmwood\ mrn.t pnted ncquisition was the purchase of a
!, 1903 Henrv f·ord locumot1vc au tomobile. It was not the fir t
·:;. Model A Ford ever pniduccd, hut the fir!lt Ford !!ver to be sold.
, Holmwood did such a good JOb rc-.toring it that the Ford fami ly
, later ho11gh1 the l,lr h,1ck .ind placed It in their musuem in
" De1ro11
" Ncl,on h .. t, n1Jde rnonc)' from lhe c;;aJe or his cars. but never . ,, .. ought 10 profit from the ;rntiquc-.. "It\ a hobby.'' he aid.
1 hrougho111 the )CM". Holmwood could often be seen at his
. '1e,,po11 Bu11lc,,1rd gar.1gc, omet1me-. even working late into the
tt naght rc,tur1ng the cars by him elf
~ HE'S A TRAVRJNG MAN~-------
I mm L .1gu11d Be.1ch. Nel.,on hao; drhen his antiques all
.. throu!thout the l . In 195 • he dnd Edna toured the country an
.1 1908 Landeau Locnmohil~ attended many car tours and r.hows,
and drmc over m1lco; in 1he process. elson had to crank the car
c.1ch llrnl to ,1.ir1 11
I he State of C.1llforn1.1 recenll) ordered Nelson to give up his
dmer,· lteen'c .. Wh en I wa<, 9 1. they made me quit driving," he
'illd.
I he Cit) nf Newport Beach ha~ named a street. located a few
hlocks \nuth of the 55 h eeway entrance from Paci fic Coast
I f1gh".i). ,1ftc1 Mr Holm"ood in recognition of his lifetime
.1ch1cvemc n 1 ....
Ncl,nn ·, "in L tlrcn ha' .11-.('l continu ed the family tradition of
collecung .1n11quc c.1r' l3ccd11~c of hi father, he has in h1'i
po'>,e!. 1011 mJnY c;ir,. includin& an I 899 Neff steam car, a 1900
Gao;moh1lc .111d a I 909 Autohug
-By Tom ~lss
Local News Briefs
Library volunteers put In 25,000 hours
Se\.cnt' fl\c I luntington Beach rc:.1dents who volunteered a
rcrnrd ~~.~~II hmm tn 1990 to the ci ty library were honored
_ r1:ccn1h .1t the 14th .innual volunteer appreciation luncheon.
Ce1.·cl1.1 ( om~an h,1, contrihuted ove r 4,500 hours of service
"n1.l' 1117<1. ,..,h1lc Dorc1:11 B.iumJnn was recognized for 4,000
h11111\ 11! 'C:l'ICI.'.
~l.tr1c Wallal'C .. 1 \tiluntcer worker since 1975, hus given over
'.11110 hour' alun~ \\Ith W1lm.1 Towle and Virgina ~hippie.
L1hr.m ))11 cctm Ron I l.1vden 'aid the ... olunteers saved the city
more than $'\'i\000 111 ,,,la rv th.1t othe~i<,c staff time.
A 101.tl numhcr nf l!f; \\orllc r~. pcrfnrniing 'iUCh ta k as
'\Orting hO(l"-.' .1nd hclp1n~ r1t1tl00'. \OIUnlCCr their time at the
Ccntr.tl I 1hr,11\ .1mt .11 the \11.11n Street. Banning and Graham
~trl'et tir.mcht.'
Pool safety awareness program slated
"Jr\vPOR r HFAC'H -P.1rcnt of you ng children and owner'
ol '"1mm1nF, J'l(l<ll' .uc c11CnurJgc d to attend a free pool afety
• 1w.ir1:11c" rrop.1m In !ii.' held June 13 ell the e,wport-Mt\D
A-.soc1.111on of R\;altor,· oll1u!. 401 N ewport Blvd
Jultl ~cdcn1. pro'tr.101 director for the Orange County
Tr.111m.1 Snciet\. .rnd S1.1ce\ I land, Ncwport-Mco;a YMCA'
aq11a11c 'Purl' d1rc1.tur, will provide IC'i'>Oll\ on ho\\ to reduce t1\k
and m.l\1m11c child ,.1rct>
Co4;tu Mc.;.>" I 1n· C 'apt R..indy Croll will ul\o provide
1nlm111a11011 cin the l'qu1prnc111 U\cJ by paramedic respon<.lmg IO
pool in1unc' •
fhe J\\ot.1.1 11011\ <cm1n1:u 1s :Hmtd at reducing the number of
child drtm n111~· .. v. h1ch 'Utt 1\t1c 'how 111 the n11mhcr une cau e of
<1c.1tlh Im t.htltlrcn under five \.<.:Jr\ old <io f.1r tlm \le.it, ttln.:c
count)' f.1m1hc' hnvc .1lrcady lost a child to hd ckyard p<>ol
drownini.:'· und ''1th 1hc on1,e1 ol ummcr, he.11th offu:i.ils e;ttpcct
the numhcr to '"c ',
For more inform,111 on t)n the pro~rnm. c.ill Ro c Carey ut 722·
BOO
fllr to reWird car poollr1, 1111 rid••
l . COS r A Ml ~ -C.1 r poolcr~ und \huttle ridcr1> will IC!l a
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JHC11) f.m c1c.1I ut nc\I month\ Oranae Coun1y Fair.
I h Oran c Count l·.1ir Hcurd ha appl'(Wed free pilrkiq It
the t1nnui&I llm for bu .. c\ .ind coir pooli. ~•th four or more ridcn.
ormal , p;.irkm i 3 per vehicle
Ou11na peal.; time\, free off·\llc pitrking will be offered at the
Auto) Cluh of outhcrn California. Fai"'iew Road and South
Co,,,, trect, 'Alth free \huttle hu\ 'crv1cc to the fairgrounds.
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CAPE CANAVERAL -NASA told Columbia's astronauts
Thursday they may have to make an emergency spacewalk as early as
this weekend to fix a loose seal on the space shuttle' cargo bay
doors.
A special team of engineers was conducting tests to determine
whether the flapping weatherstripping will prevent the doors from
clo ·ing tightly ut the end of the mi41~ion.
The engineers planned to duplicate the problem today on the
huttlc Discovery at Kennedy Space Center. ·
Stone said a spacewalk, if necessary, probably wouldn't occur
before Sunday. The likeliest day would be Tuesday. a slow research
day that would have the lea t im pact on medical work being
conducted by the astronauts, he !.Rid.
WAS HI NGTON -Opponents of the Bush ad ministration' ban
on abortion counseling at federally funded family planning clinics
en ily "'on Senate committee npproval Thursday of a bill to lift the
rc,triction.
De mocrat were joined by two Republicans in pu hing the mea ure
1hrough the Senate Labor and Human Resources Commiuce on a
12-5 vote.
Approval of a similar measure wa~ eicpected in a Hqu e
i.ubcommittee next week. It wa unclear whether opponents of the
"S!.aJt rule" could muster floor majorities large enough to override I\
,. llJI cl.a •••• , •••
01.SZTYN.~Poland -Pope John Paul II oa TbundaY diuniued
suggestion! 'it\e Carbolic church sccb political pcMCr in l'olancl and
warned his countrymen not to abuse their newly p ined fNedoms bY
preaching lies and hate. •
On the sixt h day of his rou rth pil&rimaae home, the ~ also
praised the return of reli~ion to schools lut y~ar -tacklm1 in one
day the three issue SUbJeCt lO months of bitter deb91e in poll·
Communist Poland.
He a1M1 paused to sympathize with children suffering the effectl of
the Ch~rnobyl nuclear disaster and to thank the reli&ion teachen
who inOuenccd him as a child in Poland.
Prior to the pnp:il vi it, opinion surveys !!howed Poles increasingly
weary of the role of the ch~u~h. particularly 9uestioning its a~tempt
to outlaw abortions and eliminate the const1tutlon1l separation of
church and state. The pope rc)tatcd his support for both efforts
during homilies thi~ week.
C018'81-Wll'lll If -.......
WASHINGTON -The co-chairman of a congressional AIDS task
force predicted Thursda}""lllat 1he disease wilt devastate Alia and
may strike deep into main trcam ~merica .
Rep. Jim McDermott, a Washinst n Democrat and a surgeon, said
he was convinced "that A'liB is the eeping giant of a worldwide
AlDS epidemic:." that will hit before the rn of the century.
Wh at's more. he to ld a I lou c hearing, • fter citamining the crisis
in A-;1a, 1 ;im conv inced an epidemic in the terose"ual population"
of the United Stutes may be inescapable .
"Amerio i not India or Thailand.'' countrie acing AIDS crises
now, he ~aid, "but we do have prostitute'i, intra ous drug users
and a sexually active young adult population."
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O~ANGE COAST'S ONLY FICTIONAL DRAMt\ SERIES by
Sheral LeBeau
M it Sonig cruised ~lowly along th e flank of the abandoned
terminal at John Wayne Airport, hi Rollerblades popping on the
loo e gravel like grease on a hot killet.
Behind him, in formation, the rest of the Orange County Serial
Killer T3 k" force and Mayhem Squad fanned out. Some of the
officer!. were on Rollerblade , others on Huffy three-speeds and
ncarl)' a dozen on department-• sue kateboards.
Sonig wa in the process of slipping off hi s Blades to climb the
out 1de stairway leading to the old terminal oh'lcrvation d~ k when
he heard a car kid into the nearby lot. lt wa Katherine Bell.
Behtnd her. in a tar black Lincoln, was Newport Beach Mayor Neil
S1urbu"1h and behind him, in ~ brand new Chevy Blazer. was Corley
Mite . -
"Oh great, here come 111e carcu '," Sonig mutte red to himself.
Slowly. Sonig climbed the tairs, Katherine suddenly right at his
heel .
"Thank!. for the call," said Katherine, ga ping for breath.
"Call? I didn't call.
"Well, someone did. I just assumed it was you ... lt wa n't?"
News of the Weird
Twin sisters charged with ldUilg
man who married both -twice
BE:.LLE f-"OURCHE, S.D. -Twin i ters are on trial for
con~pmng to kill a man who married and divorced each woman
IWICC
Darlene Phillip and her twin si tcr Delore Christen on, 46,
Jrc charged rn the April 1990 uffocation death of 85-year·old
Walter Gibb • who continued sharing h1'> house with them and
Mr'i Phillip~· new hu.,band.
Fach wa'i charged with one count of con!lpiracy to commit fir t-
degree murder, one count of con piracy to commit econd-degrce
murder and aiding and abelling fir t-and second -degree murder.
Jerry Philhp , Datlene' hu11band, admitted he put a pillow
o ... cr ·01bb'' face ..ind suffocated him because he didn'I want to
o,cc h11n ... urfer.
In C'<changc for his tc timony, pro11ecuto~ allowed him to
plead guilty to reduced charge of con!>p1rncy to commit second·
degree murder.
Chmtcn,on'4; lawyer, Bob VanNorman, told Jurors that Gibbs
and Chmten.,on continued to care for each other after their
tJh.orce
Jcrn-Ph1lhp IC llfied' th,11 Christenson dC\'elopcd a IC I Of the
pillow .i11ack in Mc1rch 1990, with her sister actin~ as Gibb .
He at..o tc~11ficd thnt he and Chmtenson had been lovers and
th.it he !->1111 kl"ed her C\.en though he \ married to her i~tcr.
Gibb'' C\late 1s c umatcd nt S 178,000 .
Police Log
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Cos•• Mesa 12 lS rm
Sonig shook hio; head. No, he said, it wa n't him. "Well, just keep
you r head clown."
At the top of the stair , Soni3 rattled the &la s door to what used
to be Delaney's Re taurant Locked. He mowd along the observation
deck, his ervice re"ol ... er clutched in hi left hand, his Rollerblades
hanging from a bell chp.
He tncd another door at the end of the deck. It was open. He
pu'ihed. gently It swung open. banging against a discarded metal
chair.
"' 1dc 11 ~•b dark. A gust, probably comm~ from the open door,
~c;ittercd .1 ·pile of cocl.ta1I napkins. A mou e cooled across the
~oor. A 'haft of "unhght -hke a laser beam - cut across the room
dnd then ended m darkne<,~
"You like e c1temenl, Katherine?'
Thi week' in tal/ments mttrk the end of Oraqge Coa t Ser1J/ -,
:it /eust for now. Shera/ L...1Beou u taking ~ome time off to complete
a movie ~cript fl'i "'ell o\ R ,,peaking engagement in New England.
Her rcwrn depend on reader re pon e -please leave your
thoughts on the future of the serial on the Editor 's H otline, 642·
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• Saa P•"" 11( ~t 'kin al~• v1lucd 11 S IOI were t1okn from 11 d1~pl11y •t Arm trona Nur~ty. 26itQ
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C\COIOI • l.lw-.n In 11tutc ti 1 )lj Mt. 8ill4\ Cir,lc v-<1\ the
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lnfcn Alt~clhi;r, iabwt :70 paMc" worth abu\lt SIMO v.~r• rcporlCd ''°lea
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It ~ the CCMr and fi¥e pqa. complete
..... •lsht pholql ud three byli• piecea. '°the
presidenual outina two MOnthl ap> when
Balbot's R•cquct Oub became Te11nis Coon
One.
~r Chief Executive wu in Newport Beach at
the time. ~u may recall, for 1 1ummn mcetin1
with the Prime Minister of Japan. But, jud1in1
Crom the mapzinc's spjq, this hi1h·levcl
encounter was merely incidental to the day's
major networkin1.
The Racquet Oub':r. fint awareness that
SO!f'Cthin1 big was afoot came on Tuesday, April 1, four days
prior to the trade conference with the Japanese. That's when the
sccr~t serv1c~ inquired into the availability of couns and resident
tennis pr~, in the event that "some White House staff memt-ers"
mi&ht want to enjoy the club's facilities. Hah, tricky fellows.
A~ Friday' ~ummit approached, tensions mounted. There were
more secret ~erv1cc in~pections of the premises, and a not·too-
veiled bricfin3 from presidential aide Foster Harbin. The club's
tennis pro, IJob Ogle, and his chief aide, Paul Jenkins, were
placed on i.tand·by alert, ready to spring into instant action.
But :-vhat really blew the cover Friday morning was the arrival
or a limo-laden motorcade, escorted by security vehicles with
lights Oashing. Walkie-talkie!! everywhere.
Wow! Ry the time the motorcatic slithered to a stop at the
back gate of Court 13, reuli.:ation struck that this guest was
gonna re !lomcone Really Big -even bigger than John Sununu.
A., Pgle rccountll an hi~ magazine article: "The secret service
opened the gate, and there he iWH -the President of the United
States! It wa almo l unbelievable to comprehend that it was
rcall> the ?re 1dcnt right here at the BBC/RC."
After <111 eicchangc of pica antrie~ for the press (it v.a the
club's larrcst media gathering since Paul Salata's last Irrelevant
Wed. luncheon}. the i>art1cip3nb got down to busincs . Ogle
teamed with the Big Guy, and Jenkins drew Ben Shclfet, who
wa• mt·o<lucctl as the pilot of "ir Force One.
The en uin~ c'1nte t wa n't "customer tennis," Ogle assures us.
As the whole planet knov.-by now, the Free World's leader takes
his exerc1~c eriou ly. The Jenkins·Shelfer duo won two of the
three clo e cts, but the Chief Excwtive and the Chief Pro went
down winging , 6-3, 4·6, and 8-6 tie-breaker.
Oglc's account contain only one cryptic note. During the two·
hoLJr work-out, they pau cd for "something to drink, provided by
the Secret 5crvice." No further description of the beverage,
which remains a clo ely-guardcd secret. · .
• For the record, it hould be no ted that President Bush is a
good i.port -· pre coting his hosts with an assortment of goodies
bearing the Pre idcnfr•I Seal. If he 'd won, who knows? Partner
Bob Ogle could've been named an ambassador.
Rt-Match , Anyone'! (Or Here's a (:bance to Get Even) -
Memo to tenni'I pro Bob Ogle:
Your doubles partner i due back in town late' next week,
penc!ing Saturday and Sunday nights at a Newport Beach hotel
(prob.1bl) the Four Season ), :ind might be interested in ettling
the \tore
He'<; scheduled to deh"er a Father's Day oration at an A 1an·
Ame'lc •. n rally, tarting :ibout noon at Mile Square Park in
Fountain V:illey, and ma) have some free time in the afternoon .
Unlike the la 1 match, Bob, this should give you plenty of
advance not ice.
Call him Mohammed -For more than 40 years, philanthrop1 t
Bob Guggenheim or Newport Beach ha.<1 traveled to New York
City for annual meeting or the Daniel and Florence Guggenheim
Foundatior., a charitable tru t endowcd(by his grandparents.
He couldn't make the meeting last month. Doctor' orders: no
more Oying. Sole repre enlative of the family's Orange County
branch was his developer-son Dan, 52.
Does thi'i mean lhat 80-year~old Dob, a ~feisty wise-cracking
pixie, won't be attending fulurc sum,rnit meetings? Not on your
foundation. The 15-merr bC'r board has voled to convene next year
on the We l Coa t, ju t to accommodate itS senior member.
Nice tribute. ay Bob, but they can afford the plane fare.
Jeri} Kobfln · column run Sunday, Tuesday and Friday.
Parents of gays rally In Irvine
IRVINE -A group of rchg1ous
leader a nd parcnB of
homo c,u.al urged 1he public
Thur day 10 upport a bill that
would add exual oricn&at1on
language to the c;tate' anti·
d1scnminat1on law .
"History tin proven that gays
and le bian arc routinely
per ecutcd and discriminated
ugain t," '1ud the Rev. Fred
Plumer of the United Church of
Chri'>t in Irvine
"l:vcrythins in rn) faith tell'I me
It I OU{ re\ptln\lhllity, "' hche\.er'i, to help protect people "'ho uffer
per ccu11on and d1~cnminn11on
11;1mpl) 'bee ll..C ol lheir \ellUUI
orientation," Plumer '>aid.
The pa'ltor joined mcmt>er' of
the Federation o( Parcnl~ and
Friend\ of Lesbian' and Gay Inc.,
or PFLAG. I\ homO\C1CUll riaht.;
ad"ocacy group. in urgina pa age
of A scmbly Bill 101.
He and others criticized the
Rev. Lou Sheldon or the
Traditional Values Coalition, one
of the most vi ible leaders of a
success( ul fight to remove exual
orientation from an anti·
discrimination 1n hou ing and
employment law in Irvine. Sheldon
also has led the fight to block the
annual Orange County Gay Pride
parade.
Sheldon's on, Sieve, denied
thal his father, who i in
Wa hington D.C., has advoc4tcd
di crimination agains t
homo exual .
Paulette Goodman, na11onal
pre idcnt of PFLAG, ~id
lcg1 lat1ve protection, 1n
employment and hou ing, for
homosexuah enhances family
\.aluc!> and harmony becauo,e it
lead to acccp1ance of an> and
lco;bia n-. a~ individual
OURWORLD-
CLASS CUISINE IS
-ENHANCED BY FINE
SPARKLING WATER.
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cans collected ibis week, 1he
Hartior Vilw kicb defiaitely think
.,,.n facl, they have the bige"
1ehool recyclin1 prosr•m in the county.
SlRCC September, Harbor View
children have r«yded 430 tons of
paper (mo11ly newspaper), 8,641
pounds of soft drink cans, and
1,609 pounds or plastic (generally
liter bottles or soda pop).
E.Kh recycling day, the studenls
recycle about 60 tons of paper.
The re'ipon. e hh been \O
overwhelming the school had to
11Chedule recycling drives every six
weeks.
For every ton of paper the kids
arc recycling, they save 17 trees.
Since September, Harbor Views
fir,t· through seventh-grade kid),
have saved about 7,000 trees. And
that's not all : besides having taken
a big step forward in saving our
environment, they have also
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Harbor View students and thetr pa~nts pile up neW$paper!li by the ton, earning their campus the title if
biggest school recycler in Orange County, and S 15,000 in cool change. j
earned $15.000 for their school.
The Pacific Recycling Co. in
Santa Ana cherishes the school's
effort'\. The firm just named
Harbor View the largest school
collector of recycled ioods in
Orange County.
"It's important fo r lhe children
to learn about recycling All of the
kids don't throw .inything JUSt
away," said Lindil \\ood , one of
the 30 parent volunteering in the
..chool'i. pro,ect.
"We have a tremendous amount
of participation," aid Wood , whQ
ha' volunteered for four )'Cars.
.. bout 70 percent or the 80Cf
<itudent' attend this project.'' 1 . ' • I
Council hopefuls jockey for open ·seat
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By Bob van Eyken
Or1nOt COISI Oal'f Picit
COSTA MESA -City
Councilman Ed Glasgow''i
resignation Wednesday leaves a
hole in the council's ranks that at
least one Co ta Mesa re!>ident i
ready to fill.
Karen McOlinn ran neck and
nee~ with . Councilman Jay
Humphrey m ·last November's
election, eventually losing to
Humphrey by 147 votes for the
second of t\\O open council seats.
McOllnn, a poll11ca l newcomer,
mounted a gra \-root campaign
on a shoe tnng budget but
managed to out pace t\\O other
candidates, including a well
financed incumbent.
That campaign performance
,give her at least a logical
argument for an appoinlmcnt to
fill the vacant eat. McGhnn said
Thursday.
"J ran last November with the
.
intention of v.inning and I alm<ht
did;" !.he .. aid "I ce rtai nly got
enough \OIC\ to pro\c public lru'>t.
I certa1nl) wJnt to be 1n
con'i1dcrat1on · nov. that a nev.
round ha' opened up "
The council ha the option of
appointrng J succes or to Gia go"
within 30 da~ of the June 15
effective date of hi~ re 1gna11on or
of calling a pcciaJ election.
council mcmbcri.," he said, "Bui
the truth i we need to decide on
v.hat' the best course for tht
people of Co ta Mc a "
City Manager Allan Roeder .ud
the council could vote to appoint ~
new counc1~ member as early ai
the June 17 meeung.
If a pec1nl election were held, 1J
could attract the intcrc!ll of several
other pro pective council
member . "
Asbestos halts demolition
Council members who could be
reached for comment Wcd ne day
and Thursday aid they had not
decided what means hould be
used to fill the vacant cat
Mayor Mary Hornbuckle stud
Brian Theriot. who wa ou ted
from the Plan ning Commission
earlier th1o; )Car when the new City
Council rc1cc1cd h1 application to
continue on the board, told th4
Orancc Coast Dail) Pilot that h4
intended to seek poJ11ical office
again .
By Robert Barker
0ranot Coasl Dally Pllol
HUNTINGTON BEACH -
Laboratory re u!ts reveal that
Jae!.. 's Surfbol\rd Shop building
contains asbestos, even though a
demolition company aJrcady has
reJllO\lcd the third !loor of the old
\tructure, an Air 0.\laltly
Management • District pokcsman
said Thursday.
Spokesman Bill Kelly said ·the
a bestos "i a known carcinogen
that's highly toxic and 1t' be t not
to inhale it "
Wh,.n buildings arc torn down,
a be tl' can go into the air and
affect \\Orker and re 1dents, he
aid
"The point 1 , " he aid. "ri k i
there • That' why, he aid, there
arc rule requiring that dcmoht1on
he ca rried out in a v.ay to keep
u he\to-. from getting into the air
he would hke to d1~u the
matter v.1th other mcmbCr before
deCJdtng what cour c to take.
Humphrey ;ud he thought an
elecuon v.ould ha\.c the ad11antage
of en unng a pubhc mandate for
the new council member.
But he said appointing 1
repla<:cment for Glas could get
the Job done more quickly.
"Of cour e I'd rather not go
through the procc\ of approving
next )Car's budget \\ith onl four
nd former Councilman Orv
t\mburge~. v.ho "'as cleared this
week of tr1 mtnal conflict of
1ntcre't ch.irgc,, ha abo indicated
he might run fo r council again in
1hc luturc
But Amburgey tnld the Daily
Pilot l huNJav that he v.ould not ~ nt to 'e" c v.11 h the pre cnl
council.
di trict "1 looking at a n0(1ce or -----__.;..---'-----=-------------------------------
violat 1on " and has advi cd
contr:i cto r to discontinue
demolition until mi1igation plans
are worked out.
Mike Abdelmuti, owner of the
venerable building on the corner
of Pacific Coa t Highway and
Main Street, aid Thurllday he
paid the Dae Woo Engi neering
Co. of Los Angele SS ,250 to do
the asbestos work last December.
Abdelmuti produced a letter
from a Dae Woo asbestos
department manager dated Jan
21., 1991, '>aying, "The work v.a
performed 1n accordance with
CAOMD (Southern California
Air Quality Management D1 trict )
a nd Cal 0 ha rule and
regulation\
"You can proceed with )Our
v.-ork .i' <,chcdulcd.''
'What could I do?" Abdelmut i
\a1d 1 hur<;day. "The)' said I could
go ahead with the ""ork."
The city·, Community Se" ice
Director Mike Adam' said hi)
offi ce had 1.,,u~d the dcmoht1on
permit and thl\l un . a bc!ll O\
d"clo,urc• \tatcment had been
filed
Rid. Walker, an a bc,to'
dcp.trtmcnL munager for 0Je
Wtl<l, ;11d rhur day that the
a'bc to' removal wa completed
for a rcnovut1on of 'one ht1lc
area" of the building. but not for
other cct1on of the large
i.lructurc
The AQMO\ Kelly c;aid that
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SANT A ANA -A day after
announcing it was adding a
second daily John Wayne
Airport-to-New Yo rk night,
America West Airlines said
Thursday 11 had uspended
payments to aircraft suppliers to
con erve the company' cash.
The announcement marked
the latest evidence of trouble in
the airline industry, which has
been rocked by the rece. ion
and higher fuel price . America
·wel>t, the nation's ninth largest
carrier. was once con iclcrecJ one
of the fa stest-growing U.S.
ca rriers
Airline 'Pokespeople claim
they don·t have a ca'>h shortage,
but arc a,i..ing ai rcraft providers
fo r three-month deferral
agreement' on lease payments in
order to improve Il l> cash
position. pending completion of
"cert ain long-term finan cings"
under negotiation for the pai.t
two months
There "ai. no immediate
respon e from the prmider'> and
it was unclear how mu'h money
was deferred.
The company, "h1ch lo't $75
million in 1990 and $4Q 9 million
in the firi.t .quarter of 19111.
recently undertook a number 111
steps intended to incre.il>e 11 ...
share of the busme'~ tra,el
market. It also instigated severnl
red11C!ed-f1rc ticket aaae. for the
lcilure·trlYCI lliarltct. ·
America West said the
suspension of cuh payments
wa. n 't expected to interrupt the
airline's night schedule or affect
pa scngers, travel agent!'! or any
other operations.
The added service to John F
Kennedy International Airport,
which ii. slated to start July J.
also shouldn't be affected.
Boeing 757s are scheduled to
depart John Wayne 11 7:50 a.m.
and 1: 10 p.m., arriving al JFK at
4:20 a nd 9:40 p.m. EDT.
Returning flights will leave New
York at 8 a.m. and 5:50 p.m.,
and arrive al JWA at 11:07 a.m.
and 8:12 p.m. local time.
The new route will be
America West' 25 th daily flight
out of Orange County.
D Pocket Change: To· celebrate
us fir t anniversary at Fashion
hland, Contursl atlonal
Ga lleri es is holding a
champagne and hors d'oeu' re'
cclebrnt1on today and Saturday
featuring a $1 million coin
collccuon display.
The celebration runs from JO
a.m. to , p.m. each day at the
gallery. 315 1\Jcwport Center Dr ,
bu t the collection will onl} be
displayed from noon to 6 p.m
In addition. the fir t 50 people
to walk throuah the doar Adi
day of lhe event can ~rclme
one-ounce American Eqle sold
coint1 at spot prices, which is
below Contuni's cost. Also, the
first 10 people each day can pick
up S20 St. G•udens gold coins
printed between 1907 and t 933
at wholesale prices.
0 Enatneerin1 Eamlngs: Irvine·
based Fluor Corp. Thursday
ann~unccd second-quarter net
earnings up JO percent but
revenue, down slightly.
The mega-engineering and
construction concern reported
net earnings of $41 .6 million, or
51 cents per share, for the
~econd quarter ended April 30,
compared with $38 million, or 47
cents pe r share, for tbe same
period in 1990. ·
Revenues for the 1991 ~ccond
quarter were S 1. 7 billion.
compared with S 1.8 b1lhon lai.t
yea r.
New engine ering .ind
con truct1on awards for the
second quarter were $2.2 billion,
11 percent ahead of the ame
quarter in 1990. Backlog grew 12
percent to SI0.2 billion from $9
billion last year.
-By the pally Pilot
Business Highlights
Jobless clllml down
WASI llNGTON -The numbe1
of American-. filing ne" da1m~ for
unemployment benefit, fell for thl
third \tra1ght week m Ma~. the
firl>t llUCh strealo. of imprCl\ement\
in more than a yea r.
Time Warner to cut debt
NEW YORK -Time Warne r
In c. hopes to ra1 e a much a~ $3.5
b1l11on for u~e mainly 1n cutting . .i
heavy deht load under a propmal
giving llhareholdcrl. a chance 10
buy more stock at a discount.
lnnltment boost eyed
WASHINGTON U .S.
husinesse-; plan to boo. I 1he1r
investment spending by just 3.0
percent tlm yea r, the mallest
increase in five years. Analysts
sa1cJ the rece~'>1on had trimmed
consumer demand and thus
reduced avai lable cash a well a
RECYCLED
RAGS
any immediate need for new plants
and equipment.
Sylvia Porter dad It n
\:EW YORK -Svlvia Porter.
'' hoi.c new,paper· column '
untangled the complex ''orld of
finance Jnd cconom1 t' for more
th.in half a century 1<, dead at the
age of T1 She dred Wednc day of
comphcauonl> from emphrema at
her home 1n Pound Ridge. north
of Ne" York Cit)
Retailers spring ahead
NEW YORK -Sevcrnl of the
nation\ biggest retailer:. !lay they
had 11trong <>ale!> gain' in May "' a
\pnng he.11 wave: sent 'hopper~ rn
-.ea rch of 'ummcr clothing.
Credit report woes mount
l OS t\NGELES -Con umers
'>'hc"e dedll report!> contain error'
often o..truggle for nearl)' 'i"<
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Whatta party! Gold Ru1h Gala
ed one day In one. place and
d 1he ncx1 day at another
ptace. And 1here
wu g o ld in
''them thar
Ill!"
Guells wore
1old on their
flnaers and arms, Ud lhere WIS
1old in their
are ues, they ..
n i b b l e d o n
aolden wrapped -
chocolate-covered -----•
Society mints at a pre·
perfo rm ance
"gold crush" in -----• the Center Room. They 11dmircd
towering gold-draped centerpieces
at their We!>tin outh Coa'!t dinner
und sat on golden chairs.
And mo t important, they
1hrilled to the golden voice or
Pbicido Domingo, su rely Opera'
~t cherished golden tenor. So
what 1f the opera 11 elf lacked the
bitte r-sweet memorable mu'!iC of
Puccini' more famous works, it
wa an evening to be treasured.
Sue Perewo1ki and co-chair
Martha Grttn put together the
parkier that had 350 guest
showing up at 6 p.m. at the
Orange County Performing Arts
Center for champagne. (Has there
ever been uch 8 how of bequins,
beads and glittery gown at the
Center incc the opener fl\le years
ngo?)
After the performance of "Girl
of the · Golden West," guesl
, strolled down luminary dotted
path' to the hotel for '!upper
Aher mat..eup removal, Domingo
and wde, Marta, oprano Dame
Gwyneth Jones and bas ·baritone
Justino Diaz (the · sheriff) 101ned
the Center 'uppo rter~ lor a
.1loon-tyle steak upper. and the~
partied longer than man> gue't .
A Wclh Fargo '!tngccoach,
dance hall girl and .... c tern
mu,1c1an , \lrelcomed the party
people to n "the old We t wa~
nC\.cr ht..e th1 " ~orld A gold IJme
ballroom awaited
"1 h1 1!> the far t time in Orange
County thot cJt coven have been
used. It'" been done in Lo
The snake i deaf to airborne
'ound . It can't hear the nake
charmer' flute You knew that.
''So,'' a ks a client, "what's the
flute for?" lf the nake 'trikes, it
trike at the clo e t foreign
objeci. The Outc gives the snake
~mething to ~trike at Clo er than
the charmer''! no'!e .
Frnnce's Andre Gide ~aid, "The
color of lruth i gr.ay." ·
Never 1n medical hi tory have
doctors gencrnlly elected to u e
1he plainco,t language. Some once
referred to "writer' cramp" a~
"grupho!.pil\m."
Q, Where'd the name "ao;pmn"
tome from"
A "A" -f rnm the fir I le lier
of "acd)'I .1hcyhc acid " " P,ir" -
Crom " pirueu ulmun, ' t he
on81nal plant wurce "In" -a
common uffot for medicine name\
1 century ogo
Flowers
speak lo1'dcr .
than u'OrtA ...
•I 11l1/t1c•j1on1I (/c.'il1'm •
St•n •mA tht• """""'' ''n'"
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Anaclc• but no1 here," uid ~
Raymond who wilh larltua
MMOft had arr•naed IO pt &lie
aold l•me dinin1 chair coven from
Florid• •l)d then draped the
ballroom ceilina with more lune
and twinkling lights.
Other steerina commiuce
members included Ludie Admni,
Judie• ArgyrOI, Nwy laldMn,
Shari hayian, CarOle Folltnan,
Isabel Greenwald, Judy Hemley,
Joye<' Reaume, Ginny SmallWood,
Robin Turner and Carol WHl.9ft.
Cuol Henry and Flou
Schumachers were advisors.
Dear Ann Lander\: Toda)' I
attended the funeral o( a friend
who w.s kept •li~c on life support
for 1 •v er 1l
'cc thut I get plenty of mcdicatlOll
und edut11,e). 1 h1 • letter will
rclic:\.c you of the burden Of
making the deca ion because I
ha"c made at . My thanks and my
lo"c, Mother."
Ou r RHdns: And .ow, W
tho t lntuu ted, a nf'W type ti
lh Ina •Ill is aullablt ,,..
ltaru rd 1tdital School's Hulda
u ttn. It's tht ''Medical 06rKCWI"
and is surc to ro'tr mo t al tlM
qurstion )OU m•) ha'c abotll
lhina "ills.
NUGGETS PIC KE D UP:
"Domingo is~ the first tenor this
~ca son with ~ex appeal." -
Elizabeth Tierney.
~ ... ~c-~Nat
Martha Green, ~· Platido Domingo and Sae Perewozki
months. Too bad
they didn't let
h 1 m go
p eacefully .
H~pttal bed) in
1ntcn'i"e care
cost O\iCr S2,000 a
dav. A month in
1ouch a unit could
run $60,000. 1\ll
lhe attending
phy~ician agreed
1hat he had no
c h ance of
recovery.
..
•••••••
I he !\1t dlcal Directl't lists ll
11tnndard mtdkal proctdurH er
treatment • ra nging rrom , •••
ml'dicotion to cardiopulmOft•l'J
rt''u cit ation. •or u ch situ•lio•
there I a place for you to indlc•lt
•hcthr r )OU •ould want medical
inten cntion •hicb mi.ht prolOftl
~our lire.
Catherine fhyen using her Irish
charm managed to get SS0,000
worth or underwriting for the gala.
The Steele Foundation underwrote
the opera to the tune of $500,000.
Family members 1hc re included
Barbara Williams and daughters
SuSiln Bartlett and Barbara Busby.
"We expect to make more than
$100,000 tonight for the Center,"
aid Sue Perewozki, wearing a
gold touched Adolfo.
"Work on thi party began one
)Car ago," said Marth;i Green in a
shimmering gown from Pari by
Vicky Tiel.
"I've known Placido fo r five
years and been a bu inc partner
with him , but it ha n't help my
"nging," said Jose Pere~zkl.
Lucky tablemate~. Seated with
the Domingos were the
Perewozki~. Martha and Mal
G r e en, Re nee and He nry
Segerstrom and Willa Dean and
William Lyon. Marta Domingo and Jose Perewozki
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0r¥1Qt Coast Datt Pilo4
the world renowned opera s1ar,
the Placido Domingo?
the bolL Thil lady, who II GM al
the world'• ... ,rut dramaalc
sopran01 herself. really has an
amuina voice. Bui maybe ti was
just too much for this particular
role. When Domingo and Jones
"Ncrc singing a duct, one had
problem... recognizing Dominao·s
voice.
lt was supposed to be a great
eve nt -O ra nge County
Performing Art Center proudly.
pre enung Placido Domanso in
one of hi!, O!ltcns1bl favo rite roles,
1hat of Dick John~on in Gancomo
Puccani\ "The Gari of the Golden
We t."
One couldn't really tell -he
JUSI didn't 1in1 that much. How
can 1hi1 role be one of lhe
favorites of lhis world opera Mar,
one in which he didn't really have
to sing tha1 much?
Maybe one couldn't ju!ll hear
him well, bcc1&uliC Dame Gwyneth
Jone , who played the title role
Minnie, lhc Girl of lhe Golden
Wesl, through her booming voice
didn'I leave any doubts that she's
Ye.,, he wa!I there. Ant.I ye • he!
was really good loolo.mg. But wa'
that reall) him'> Was 1ha1 really
RANCHO NICUH 0
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Dame Gwyneth Jone!' made her
debut 3\ the wa rmhearted .. nloon
keeper Mannie, and Jw.tano Diaz.
noted Puerto Rican ba., ·baritone,
m:.:dc lw. debut a' he nff J<1ck
R.1nec, John,on', antagonist.
Ju \tann D1JL pcrfo1med well and
earned a lot of applnu-.c, having 11
lrn rJ figh1 next tu • two mo\t
celebrated star of the opcr;i
wotld.
The !ttage buckground wn.,
um ozing. Big commenuntions go to
stage director Hnrold Pri nce,
as!tuciate stage director Vincent
Liotta, and dc1tigner:i Eugene and
Frannc Lee. They made the tage
look like a real CaUfornia gold
rush 1own, including tar. ~hining
at ni~ht and the highland~ being
lowly covered wi th snow during a
bl 1Hard .
And Puccini's mu ic -11 "'a-; w
wonderfu l, o calming.
It'\ too bad there were '0 few
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Placido Domingo starred as Dick Johnson and Dame Gywncth Jones
portrayed Minnie an Puccini's "the Girl of the Golden West," which
debuted Wednesday night at Orange Coun!Y Performing Arts Center.
perfectly. There \hould have been
more scene' like tha 1n the too
lo ng three-hour performance.
An) wa y, ''1 he Girl o ( the
Golden Weu" got ta nd1ng
O\.ataon\, e'pecaally -of cour..e -
Pl acido Domingo Jnd Dame
G"'yncth Jones. Bui after th e
~how, at the late night benefit
di nner (10:30 p.m.!) many real
opera-lovers :iaad it was one of the
worst arrangement th ey had ever
cen.
A second performance wall be
1agcd Sa1urday. tarting at p.m ,
hefore heading 10 1he Dorothy
Ch.1ndler Pn\lhon at the Los
t\ngclc., Mu~ic Center for another
f l\C~ performance~ .
NBW YORK -Tb1r1•1
IOmethiq about tllole NJ" nameL
'Pina tllerc WU Jack. Then Johnny.
For IWblle Joa Now Jay.
NBC off~
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Thursday
cemedian Jay
Leno will takr
ewer as bolt ol
"The Toni1b1
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Johnny • Carson
retires next year.
Leno had
nothing but
praise for Carson. Leno
"Johnny's the beat at whar he
does," Leno said. "I don't think
we'll ever see the likes of it aaain.
No one will ever hold an audience
for 30 years the way Johnny hu."
Leno, 41 , has been exclusive
guc5t host of "The Tonight Show"
for the pl\st three years.
"Leno has proven extremely
po pular with the late night
audience and we are confident
that th e how will continue its late
night dominance for many, many
years,'' aid Warren Li1tlefield,
pre 1dcn1 of NBC Enterprises and
c\ecutivc vice president of NBC
Production
C:1r on. who. e last !.how will be
Ma) 22. '"'d th rough an NBC
,poi..c,man "I w1 h Jay all the
!>UCCC!>' IO the \\>Orld.''
-By The Associatttl Pnss
8.8. King, Lucille headline annual
blues last at Pacific Amphitheatre
Bhu .. s great, D 13 Kang and hio,
ewr pre cm guarnr, uc1llc, will be
p.trt of the all·,tar lane up of talent
S,1111rday at the Bern.on and
tl ctl~q Blue
fe~t1hll ,11 the
P acafac
Amph11hcJtrc.
fh~ C\ent l'i -.ct
lO hegin ,11 ' r m
Ju1n1ng "'ing
waJI be \.OCnl
d~n •amu T·t1n
J ;1mc~ .ind the
''H oochie
Coochic Man"
h1m,clf. W1ll1c 01-.;on. Al'o un lap
will he Gregg Allman and John ny
Winter.
1·01 the concert, Dixon h.1,
pullet.I to~~1hcr ha\ one-tame
"dream hand," lcotunng o,,tar!. in
1he11 O\\ll right: Mme All11,nn ,
Cao,,h ~lcC.111. Rob Wa.,.,erman, Al
Oum.iln. l.(1n~ John B.ildry and
John ( Jmphcll
·1 hl'I ~111 be Kang·, fourth )C:lr
hci1dlt111ng with Bcn\on .ind
I ledge., Ulues. lnam1111blc, e'qul\ale
ton~ .rnd .1n cloqu~nt 'cn'c of
pha il'lllF havC' m.1de him a
uuh er,.111, aclo.nowlcdget.I tiluc.,
nM,tca ind one ol Amem:.1, hc't
lo.1m" 11 he-.L·lm C'd 11111,1\!a.m'
Born 111 1 1>~5 111 the hluc\·tach
TV l/stlngl
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rural 'M ic; i ipp1 Ocha. he learned
10 piny guit.ir U'i a child and wa
'IOUn working for n1ckcl!I 'and
dime an the 'itreet of hi
hometown, ltt.1 Bene. At age 22,
King moved to Memphic; where an
C1t ten''' c and long·e\tabh 'hed
blues cenc wao; \1111 Onumhmg.
After a year an Memphi , Kang
sot an 1mportan1 hre.1i.. when he
l.indcd a 'POI on harmonica ace
Sonny Boy William on·~ radio
show. I ncrcased roditl wort.. led to
.i record deal, ant.I in 1951 King
<;cored ha!. fir<..t of many hits with
"3 O'Clock Oluc<;."
Tim year he i w6rking on a
new nlbum for MCA featuring the
guitarist and drummer from Living
Colou r and Stewart Levine. who
ha ma nned the con!,Olc for Simply
Red. He has alc;o contributed
<,ongo; to the novelty album "The
imp,onc; S111g the Blue,," and a
tribute 10 G.arficld In add1t1on,
three other B D. Kang recording
proJeCt'i wall he rclca<.cd tha )C.lr
-,i SQ.,ong retro'ipCCtavc bo\·'iCt .
a ''La\.C JI ·1 he Apollo" 'iCI
featuring the Philip Morr1\
.. upcrb.and, and an an\trutt1on.1I
,album entailed "B.B Kmg and
on l 1 ... c "
l·or more th.in 35 ~c:ir.,, J.1mc
h.1!1 'et the 'ltant.lart.I for rh)'thm
and bluc!t vocals. Know for such
·so,.crJ c1a .. .,1cs a" "Rock With Mc
I lcnry," "Good Rod.in' Daddy"
nnd "Mo\l of All." James
conunucd her 'lucce through the
'M' with h11' 'luch a!I "All I Could
do wall Cry" and "My Dea re t
Darling ..
Horn in Loe. Angele' and rimed
an San Franca.,co, Jome-. wo\
nlrc:id "ng1ng in a go!lpel choir at
the .1gc o( five. He· gospel root!\
arc .in 1mpomrn1 part of her mu<iac
toda)
'I \i.en1y-t"o ycu r'i ago, Allman
.ind has lirothcr Duane for med a
group 1hnt v.ould come to be
regarded a the qu intes cntinl
Sout hern rock band. SiJt musician!I,
.all '>tccpcd in t he musica l
t1 .1<l1tion'> of 1heir Southern
humelnnd<;, tool>. what they had
anheritcd nod infused at with
H1uthful ~enaus
One ul America 's ma tcr
.. un~''Hatcr., a' "'ell a an e~pert
ti.1' 1Cil , .rnd oln expert ~inger,
Dl\on I"'' penned uch modern
cla ac\ a' "Spoonful," ''L111lc Red
Rorn,tcr," '1 he Se ... cnth on" amt
"I 1n't '>uper'ltataou<i."
I ad.cl\ an: S 19.95, $25. 5 and
$27 50. ·1 he CJn be porcha ed at
Tad.etrun locataon!I or ch;irgcd h)'
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On Saturday:' fmne MeidoWI
Amphithuter will play host to the
loud and lewd AuHic poup. with
the rc~tllloil 11 rock's ultimlte
bid boys; lhc band 1h11 must ~ i1~rcly be Tipper Gore's worst
n11htmare .
If Gore\ prcpo\lerous claims of
rock mu-.ic being the devil') 1001
arc 10 be bclie,cd, then AODC's
Aa1u1 Young mu~t be Satan
himself.
Youn&. who with older brother
M1lcol1Jt founded the band, lefl
K'hool at age 15, bul has never
abandoned his vcl'let Khoolboy
uniform (including cap and horts}
which he wears during each and
every performance. This has
become the band's trademark,
along with Angus' hyperactive,
·perpetually nailing guitar·playrng
style. "I can't pluy if I've got to
'stnnd ~1111," Ang~ has said of his
frenet ic technique.
In addition to the human
whirlygig in abbreviated pants and
h1 guitarist brother, the band')
current lineup consist~ of bassi t
Cffff Wiiiiams, ...._., Cbr11
Stade and lead ~.._n J1hn10L n. IMW the
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NIMed deaihf.ol "IClllll .. ICIDll
which ... ruW "' .... .,..., •
.. Death by Mfuthntun."
"The addidon of JoltMOn ~
to be pure aeniut, 11 tM lnl
album the band releucd wttll
Johnson 11 the helm, ••Back la
Black," sold 10 million copies and
has become one of the bi_...
J1Cllin1 CO. of all tlme. ~,....
album's title and IOlllbcr bleck
cO\ler were the band's subtle
tnbUte lO Scolt.
In the 11 yean 1ince the releUI
of "Back in Black;' the 1roup'1
popularity hu not waned. Their
latest album, "The Razor's Ectac."
released last summer, has 1lrc1dy
sold more than two million copies
and produced three hit sinaJc1.
Often called an unpretentious
working·class band, AC'OC uses
few gimmickJ (Hide from An1us'
odd auirc) and relics instead on
ear·punishing, roof-rattling rock·
and·roll. You'll never hear a
ballad from these auys. They also
are known for their clever use of
double entcndrc. a 1ongue·in·
check sense of humor, and thinly
veiled sexual themes to nearly
every ong.
Live performance is AC/DC's
I.... I I ' j,.'
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Hgyy metal rockers from down under, AC/OC, performs Satur<Miy at
lrvtne Meadows Amphitheatre.
Corte. "I don't think we C\'cr put
on a bad \OOw," Angu~ has !>aid,
"We do what we do best and
really don't take that many
chance". We'"e added a lot more
special effech over the years, but
the focus 1s still on us every ni&ht,
not on M>me machines. I don't
he1tr too mnny people complain
about our hve !lhows -that's till
what we do best."
Some of the special effect
referred to include a statc·of·the·
art light show, blowing up a giant
halloon or the 1uitan t sporting
devil horns, dropping hundreds of
Angus·emblaz.oned f akc dollar bill
during the song "Moncytalks,"
fir ing <ff cannon' from both ides
of the st:igc and the now·legendary
tolling of the ominous black bell
1ntroducm& "Hell' Bells."
Opcnin$ for AC/DC tomorrow
at the Irvine Meadow) will be the
up·.tnd-coming heavy me tal band,
LA Gunli. The how i old out.
: Concert, sllent · •cdon to benent children's home
' I A concert ood 1lcnt auction benefiting Marisol, Inc., a group home
fo r medically fragile children, v.ill be held Saturday at Orange coa t
Unitarian Unive r ah t Church in Co ta Mesa. The silent auction will
begin at 6 p.m and th e concert 1s et to begin at 7 p.m.
Moon Roc;e, the featured ban will begin the fe tivitie . A special
tribute made to Mari ol, In c., and us children will be sung by the band
and a children' choir. The ong, enutled "Love Can Build a Bridge,"
was originally ung by the Judds, but wa chosen as the theme song for
the C\.ening bccau e of it!i me sage. The re~t of the program will feature
tunc'i from the 1960!., '70 and 80'>. ~ _ __
Among the $2 I ,000 "'orth of it em'> to be au ction are china and cry tal
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offered
In add111on, everal drJwing~ will be held during the festivities.
All proceed from the C\<en t arc being donated to Marisol. Marisol,
Inc, opened it'i doo~ m Co ta Mc a in 1977, mce th at time more than
55 children have felt the love and support that this unique group home
offer . •
Ticket will be-old at the door fo r $7, but eating is hmited. The
church U. l°"ated atJ259.. Victoria.St.
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1bouundi of rubber ducltie Y.ill make rheir .nnual return
10 brPC the rapid of Wdd Rivers Waterpark Saturday. There's
no quackery 1n'IOl\'cd -1t'J JUll part of the 1econd llnnual
Rubber Ducky Gr11nd Pm bcncfiuna the nited Cerebral Palsy
AliOciation or Oran1e Counry.
Special yellow racing duckiei will compete at 1 p.m. ~ fint
50 duckaeJ to cro the (1n1 h hne wall '*in pnzes for· their
1dop1ive parents. Orphan duckies arc being offered for adoption
for a S.5 donation at 1111 part1c1pat1ng Oranae County Ki-Nanis
Clubs and TCBY Yogurt tom •.
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In addition 10 the gene ral race, a ... pecial Corporate Duck
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Onnge COISI Dally Pio!
It wa. uppo ed to be a arcat
event Oranac Cou nty
Performing Arts Center proudly
pre coting Plncido Domingo in
one of his O\tcn 1bly favorite roles,
ihat of Dick Johnc;on in G iacomo
-Puccini' "The Girl or the Golden
We~t."
Yes, he w;,1' 1hcre. And yes, he
\\3S reall) good looking. But was
1ha1 really him'l Wa~ that rcall)
an 111111 IPS-111 ,,. 1•. t.s 11 oo u...-. t I Ii.-.. ................
--IPClll 1 Ila 11 tS ~Ml J ll 9tS
af 11U•f IPllll ~ llll (US S lll HO ltlS
the world renowned oper~ star,
·the Placido Oomfngo?
One couldn't really tell -he
jusr didn't •ing that much. How
can 1hi1 role be one o( the
favorites or this world upcrn tar,
one 1n which h.: didn't really have
to !ling rhat much'!
Maybe one couldn't ju)t hear
him well, becaau!IC Dame Gwyneth
Jones, who played the title role
Minnie, the Girl of the Golden
We st, through her booming voice
didn't le ave any doubts that she's
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the ball. Thli lady, who ii OM ol
the world's areat dramatic
sopranos herself, really hu an
amaz1na voice. Bui maybe it was
just 100 much for this perticular
role. When Domingo and Jona
were singing a duel. one had
problem\ recognizing OOminao's
\.OICe
0Jnit G"'yncth Jone' made her
debut a\ lhe warmhearted ·aloon
keeper M111nic, • net Justino Diaz,
noted Puerto R1cnn b•t,s·baritone,
made h1~ debut a henff Jack
R.rnce, J~)hn,on "• antagonist.
Ju ttn<> l)ia1 performed well and
c.irned a lot uf applau..c, hav.ing 1t
hurd fight nc:<t to two 'ITIO I
cclcbr.1tctl \tar\ of rhc opcru
world.
The stoge bnckground wa\
amazing. Big commendations go to
stnge director Harold Prince.
associate stage director Vincent
Liotla, nnd designers Eugene and
Frannc Lee They made the stage
look like a real Cahforma gold
rush 1own, including sttm shining
at night and the highland being
Placido Domingo starred as Dick Johnson and Dame Gywneth Jones
portrayed Mannie in Puccini's "the Girl of the Golden West," which
debuted Wednesday night at Orange County Performing Arts .Center.
lowly CQ\.Crcd _wjtb \00\\ during '1
blizzard perfectly. l'hcre \hould have been "7>per<}·lo"Vers said it was one of ihc
And Puccini's music -11 ~a' o more ccnes like th1 in the 100 worst arrangements they had ever
wonderful, o calming. • long thrce-ho~r performance. ~ecn.
II' too bad there were '° fe\\ An)way. ·The .Girl of ; the
nn a ... t<><f1\.""\P the rec1tamc often -Golden Wr: t" got standing
seemed to dc!\troy the mu.,1t: The . O\.&lion'I, c"pcciall} -of couf\c -
finale 1n ,, way appca,cd the Placido Domingo and Dame
audience. in ,1 beautilulh taJ?cd G"'yneth Jone . But after th~
Ct, the o;mging and orchc~tra how, at the lntc night benefit
A second performance '-' 111 be
\tagcd Saturday. 'ltar11ng at 8 p.m .•
hefore hc.1ding to the Dorothy
Chandler Pn' ihon nt the l.os
Angele' Music Center for unother
five performance~. 111u\1c finnlly corrc\rond~J dinner (10:30 p.m !} many real __________________________________________________ _._ __________ ....;_ ______ ..;.__ __ _;;_,.
NEW YORK -Thcr1'1
IOIMthifts about thole "J" namet.
F'llll aberc was Jack. Then Jolmny.
For IWhile Jou. Now Jay.
NBC offecially
announced
Thursday'
come~ian J•y Leno will take
over as hole ol
"The Toni1bt
Show " whe11
Johnny Carson
re11rcs next year.
L e n o had
nothing but
praise for Carson. Leno
"Johnny'!' the best at what he
doc ," Leno said. "I don't think
we'll ever i>ce the likes of it aaain.
No one will ever hold an audience
for 30 years the way Johnny hu."
Leno, 41, has been exclusive
guei1t host of "The Toni&J)t Show"
for tht past three years.
"Leno ha proven extremely
popular with the late night
audience 3nd. we are confident
lhaL lhuh.c}w wl.lL@nunuc itUa.u: __
night dominance for many, many
years," aid Warren Littlefield,
pre 1dcnt of NBC Enterpri cs and
e'l:ccu11~e vice president of NBC
Production .
Caro;on, who e la\t sht>w wall be
May 22, 'nid th rough an NBC
'po'-c'm n· ·•I wish Jay all the
'IUCCh'I IQ the \\Orld."
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blues rest at Pacific Amphitheatre
Blue' great, H.B King and hi
ever pre cnt p.uitnr, Lucille, "'111 be
part of the .111·'\tar hnc up 1>f 1.1lcn1
S.iturday al the Ben,un and
llcdgc' Blue
IC<,1 1,,il .11 the
P ocrf1c
A mph1th1:.11rc.
fhc oent I\ \Cl
to begin .1t J p.m.
fo1nin~ fl..ing
will Ile \OCJ I
dyn1rn o E t ttl
James and the
"H oochic King Cooch1e Man "
h1m~µlf. W1lh1: Dr.,.on. Aho on trip
wil l he Gregg All man and Johnny
Winter.
l·or the concert, 1.)1>.on h,1,
pulled tngcther h" one-time
"dream hand." lcaturing stars in
their O\\ll right Mme Alh on,
Ca\h McCall. Rob W,l\\C rm.1n. Al
Duncan. l nng John 11 .. ldry .rnd
John C Jmphcll .
fh1' \\ 111 be King\ f()Urth year
hcadlin111g '-' 11h Hcn\on anJ
t-fcdJ!c' Blue.,, I 01m1tabk. c'l:qul\1tc
tnne .1nt.J an elo<1ucn1 'en'\e of
phr .... 1n!! hnvc made him "
u111,cr' tlh ncknuwlcdgcd hluc\
Ohl\ICI llH.l one or Amcm.-.1\ bC\l·
kn<l'-' n. hc,1-lmcd m)J\IC1.in,
Born 10 1925 111 the hlu~'·nch
TV 111""'8
7:00 7:30 8:00
rurnl Misw. ippi Delta. he learned
10 pl.1y guitar a~ a child , nd "'i.lll
c;oon working for nicl.clii ana
dime in the street of h1
hometown, lu.1 Bene. At age 22,
King mo\.cd to Mcmph1.; where an
c~tens1ve and long-esrnhlt hed
blue )Ccne w.i 'till Ooumhing.
After a year 10 Memphis. King
got an important brc.1k when he
landed .1 pot on harmonica ace
Sonny Boy William,on' radio
how. I ncreao;cd rnd10 \\-Ork led to
.r record deal, nnd in 1951 King
o;corcd hb fir t of many hit with
"3 O'C'locl. Blues.''
This year he i wor~ing on a
new album for MCA featuring the
guitarist and drummer from Living
Colour and Stewart Levine, who
h.1s manned the con ole for Simply
Red. He hai> JI o contributed
songs to lhe nO\·elty album!I "The
11np.,onc; Sing the Blues," and a
trihutc to Garfidd. In udd1uon.
three other B.B. King recording
rHOJCCI \\Ill be rclea<,ed thl\ )Car
-a 50-song rctroc;pect1\c 00\·sct,
J "Live .it 1 he Apollo" set
featurrn~ the Phrhp Mo rri'I
'upcrh;tnd, nnd an m.,tructmnal
.tlbum entitled "B.B J...ing and
Sons Lt"e"
For more th.in 35 )Car . J.1mc'
h;" \Cl the 'tandard for rhythm
.ind ~ vocal . Know for such
·so..-cra cla' 1Cll a., "Rock With Me
I lcl'lry," "Good ,Jiockin' Daddy"
tind "Mo\t of"' All." Jame
continued her ucccs through the
'fl(h ~1 th llit .. uch alt "All I Could
do wa Cl)" and "My Deare)!
0Jrling:·
l3orn 1n Lo Angele and ra1'\ed
in an Franc1,co, Jamee; wo
alrc:idy inging 1n t1 go~pel ch.o1r at
the .1ge of fil,e He go pel root
are .in important part of her music
tod3)
Twcnty·t\\O )Ca r" ago, Allman
and hill brother Duane formed a
group th nt "-Ould coi:ne to be
regarded 11 the quintc scntial
Southern rock band. Six musicians,
all \tccpcd in the mu ic:il
trad1t1 on.; of their Southern
hnmel,1nd'I, tQO~ what they had
inherited ,\nd infused it with
\Uuthful gc niu!-.
One of America', master
\1rngwritcr' ,,., "-Cit as an· expert
ba' 1'1t, untl n expert Mnger.
D1'\on IM penned uch modern
cla \IC\ "'' .. poonful," "Little Red
Roo ter," I he ~eventh on" and
'I Ain 't Supcr,11t1ou\."
I ickc1' .ire $19. 95, $25 5 and
S27 50. The c.in be purcha ed at
T1cl.ctron lo\:. t1on' or charged hy
phone ~l 643·1300
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lowed by mUHon1 of fiercely loy1I rans and revered by lhc new .....,.. Of"""' metal bfndl.
On Saturday,, Irvine Meadows
Amphitheater will play host to the
loud and lowd Auuie aroup with
the rcputatk>n as rock's ultimate
bad boy : the band that must
·~~rely be Tipper Gore's wont
nightmare. ·
If Gore\ prCpo'ltcrou~ claims or
rock mu,ic being the devil's tool
art to be believed, then ACIDC's
A•au' Youna must be Siilan
himself. • ..
Qeff Walliamt, drulNftlr Caril
Staci• and leW siEr 8ri9' .w-on.ne....., *
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"'Death by M,..._turt.''
The addition of JolaMOn ~
10 be pure genius, 11 the ftnt
album the band rclcucd wtda-
Johnson at the helm. ''Back IA
Black.'' sold 10 million copies ud
has become one of the bi ...
5elling CDs of all time. -The
album's title and 10mber black
cover were the band's 1ubt ..
tribute to Scott.
In the 11 yean since the relc ...
of "Back in Black," t~ l"°'IP'I
popular\ay has not waned. Their
latest album, "'J"hC Razor's Edae,"
relca~d last summer, has already
sold more than twO million copies
and produced three hit sinaJe1.
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He.IYY metal rockm from down under, ACJOC, performs Saturday at
Irvine Meadows Amphitheatre.
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Thousand of rubber duckie will make thctr 1nnua} return
to br*"C the rapid of Wild Rivers W1terpark S1turday. There's
no quackery ln\iOlved -,,., JU t p1rt of the second annual
Rubber Duck{ Grand Prh bcncfning 1hc Unit~d Cerebral P•l•y
Allociation o Oranac County. •
Special ycll<M racing duckiell will compcJe at I p.m. TM Cint
SO duckie• to cro~s the fini h line will win prize for their
adoptive puent5. Orphan duckic arc being offered for adoption
for a SS donation al all par1icipatin1 Oranae County Kiwanis
Clubs and TCBY Yo3un tore .
An adoption certificate entitled the bearer to free admission to
Wild River on race di).
Jn addition the gener11l race, a pccial Corporate Duck
Challen9'c ¥.111 be held lit 12· 0 p,m,
for additional deta1h. call 557""4796.
llll'Clly Bite of ~ 11111:1111
Young. who with older brother
Malcolm founded the band, left
Khool at age 15, but has never
abandoned hi \elve1 schoolboy
uniform (including cap and shorts)
which he wears during each and
every performance. This has
become the band' trademark,
along with Angus' hyperactive,
perpetually nu1ling guitar-playing
style .• "I can't play if I've got 10
Often called an unpretentious
working-class band, AC/DC uses
few gimmicks (aside from Angus'
odd attire) and relies instead on
car-punishing, roof-rattling rock·
and-roll. You'll never hear a
ballad from these guys. They also
are known for their clever USC Of
double ~ntendre, a tongue-in·
cheek ~se of humor, and thinly
veiled sexual themes to nearly
every song.
forte. "I don't think ~e ever put
on a bad show," Angus has said.
"We do what we do best and
re~lly don't take that many
chances. We've added a lot more
ut light how, blowing up • giant · HBO Telcvl\ion ..,.,111 air "Garn rurmun.:c a1 1he theater on Man:h
halloon of the guitarist pon,ng Shandhng: St.md-l p" Saturday at 9, pro"ide\ the 750-seat Irvine ·
devil horns, dropping hundreds of I I p.m. The show, Shandhng\ fir~t B.ircl3) Theatre with it) fir t
Angu'i·emblazoned fake dollar bill maJor prOJCCt ince tu\ tele' j,ion national eJCposure. Shandling ·d
during 1hc song "Moneytalks," series went off the air. wa!i taped hc ·cho e the theater on the ad pccial effects over the years, but
1he focu s i\ still on u every night,
not on some machines. I don't
hear too man)L--f>c.ople--eomplain
about our hvc show ' -that's still
~hat we do best."
fihng of cannon' from both sides at Irvine Barclay Theatre. of a friend because of its "inti
of the stage and the now-legendary c111ng." Jt is his first c
'stand s11ll," Angus ha. said of his
frenetic technique.
tolling of the: ominou'> black bell teltv1 ion pec1al in five years. ·
introducing "Hell' Bell . " r-----------.;------------:~~~~~====
Jn addition to the human
whirlyg1g in abbreviated pants and
his guitarist brother, the band's
current lineup con ist of ba si t Live performance is AC/DC's
Some of the special effect
referred to include a 4'late-of-thc·
Openm~ for AC/DC tomorrow
at the Irvine Meadow will be the
up-and-coming heavy metal band,
LA Gun\ The how 1 · old out.
-IConcert, sll•t IKtlon to benent children's home
A concert and s1lcnJ auction benefiting Marisol, Inc., a group home from acros the "'orld Ceramic , silverware and table hnes will also be
for medically fragile children, will be held Saturday at Orange coa t offered ·
Unitarian Un1vFr ah ;i Church in Co ta Mc a. The. silent auction will In addition, everal drawings will be held during the fc tivities.
begm at 6 pm. and the concert is ct to bcgm at 1 p.m. M 1 MOQn Ro\e, the featured ban will begin the fcstivitic . A !.pecial All proceeds from the even t arc being donated to Marisol anso,
tribute made 10 Marlwl, Inc., and its children will be sung by th~ band Inc. opened II'\ door m Co,ta Mesa in 1977, since that time more than
and 3 children's choir. The song, entitled "LOve Can Build a Bndge," 55 children h:we felt the love and upport that thi unique group home
wa!I originally ung by the Judds, but was chosen as the theme song for offer ·
the e\ening becau5e of ii me age. The rest of the program will feature • Ticket will be sold at the door for $7, but
tunes from the 196o~. '70s and 80·. church ll> located at 1259 Victoria St.
seating is limited. The
•Among the $21.0oo worth of items to be auction are china and 'cry tal · For information call 646-4652 or 690-1830.
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Elliot Stein, Jr., chair~n
Jim Gressinger, publisher
William S. Lobdell, editor & vice president
Steve Marble, managing editor
Walter Burroughs, 1901-1989, founding publisher
Editorial
Medi~al malpracdce
reform necessary
• rhc t.1c1or., bch11H.I the e~calating co t of health care are
mam .md cnmple\, 'o 110 1,1nglc ini1ia ttve would be uff1cicnt
to rc't'IH' 1hc pr(lhlcm '
U111 Prc'ldcnt Bu1,h ha<. unveiled a plan that will help curb
, tlnc ·"l"-ll uf the ~11uat1on: The increasing number and
11111\ .. 1"•n.1hk '"c ol mcd11.al m.1lpractice awards.
~ecdk" to '·''. "hen phy~ician cau e harm, owmg to
rnwmpctl'nt ur ncgligcn1 hehav1or, they should be penalized
pr11lt "1nn.1ll~. aml m.1dc to pay financial compensation to
thc11 1n1urcd pa11clll'
llut 111 all tno rn.im o,c.,, JUrtcs go beyond the rcalitie of
'Pl'C1f1c m;ilpract1cc l'!.i1m' They unfairly target the physician
.ind h1' or her 111<.11rcr .. 1 ... wnuQg they de erve nothing beuer
th ,111 tn he fo1ced to empt~ their "deep pockets" and hand
O\CI lh Wntellt" to the Jlliltnllff -With, Of COUrSe, Q major
cut hcing rc..,crved fnr the pl.1intiffs attorney.
I ht' <,1t11at1011 contrihutc' tn runaway health-care costs in
I\\ 0 W,I\ <..
f 11,I, II piopl.!f<. <.oaring m,dpracliCe insurance premiumc;,
\\hll't' 1:nq t1l the avc1.1gc ph-. ... ci.1n more than doubled from
1'1~2 to IWN •
"cwnd 11 l.111<.c<. ph,c:1cian' to perform or order billion of
uollt1r' \\Orth 111 c\cc" procedure' m an effor1 10 avoid the
u1crl!' .ind l 'Pl'll'l' 111\ohcd in couniering malpractice
.Kl'U,,ltllH1'
fhcn thc1c '' the other uamaging con equcncc of the
c,c,1l.1ting mcd1l·,tl li.1hdlt\ lfl<-1' .. The tendenc) of phys1ci.rn~
tu ,l\llld \Pill\.' 'pcc1Jlt1c<.. 'tich ,1, obste tric\, thal are
p.11t1\.·ut.11h l<'lhh1c1\C to hul!c a\\.trd m malprnct1cc ~t11ts.
I hl· pr~,11kn1·, plan. '"h1ch v.ould have to be apprmcu hy
< 1mc1t.: "· " 11' 'ct up .1 ') qcm of financial muucementc; and
J't 11 dirt·' .11ml'd .11 cctltn.I! the l\tatc. to enact mc:iningful
ll lnrm' \nll'lh! other thing<.. the reforms v..ould.
Pl.11 t' .1 S2'i!l.OOO cnp on awa rds. ~uch as punitive
111dcml'llh .ind p.11n .rnd -,uffenng 'claim , thal go beyond
1.11111pl·11,,l1111.c plt1111rllh for actual economic damages
111uir 1 t. d ,1, .1 I l''lllt 111 rm:Jic.tl malpractice:
\1'1111,h tht 1:1111te p1 uf "Joint ,in.d several liah1li1y,"
u11du "h1d1 t.,1d1 ddcmlJnt in a ca<.c. nn ma tier how0 lu1111cd
!ht 111\11h\.·111c111 11r m1111m.1I the fault. '' held liable for the
l'lltlll .11111111111 ·"'·irdcd to a plaintiff;
l1r11h1b1t rht· practice of double recovery. which allows
pl.111111th 111 lit' l!l\l'n lin;inc1al awards c\cn '"hen they have
b1.·c11 ~11111pc11,,11l:d fnr cxpen~ec: ln their own health
111,111.1111.l 11r 11tl11.:1 <.oun.:c<.
\lhl\\ dclcnd.111 1<. to <.ehcdule the pt1) ment of award
1\11 tuttHl medic.ti hill<. mer a period of time, rather than
rc4u1r1ng Jl.I\ mcnt 111 lump c;umc; beforehand;
l11<.t1t11t l' tcdcr.11 'late coopcratl\c efforts to determine
.111d puhltu1c the l·omp.iratt'-'e effec11vencs~ of various
mcd11..tl trl·.11111t"llh .111d procedure ... r \(,tl'lhh lllln Jlld1c1al altcrna11ve for handling
ll1.tlp1 old Ill l'f,11111'
Pr c,11h. 111 1111,h h.1, nnt lOme up "ith a magic cure. Some
nt 1J1t 'I'~ l II ll pr11p11,,ilc; will undoubtedly .provoke debate;,
ind thl' 11\l 1.dl pl 111 \\1H1ld help in dealing with JU'it one pilrt
111 tire l.111: 1 I' ""I 111 11f r 1i:.ing health-care co I .
But \I 11 11r < "1111111 prc<.1dcn1 nf the American Tort
Rl'l·n 111 \ ,, 1111111 "·" 1ptf\ char:1ctenzcd the s1gn1f1cance
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p· ... , d 111 I ·'' r.1h 11 1 '' 111nc pn,111nn on health cure lt.1l)il1ty
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Best of the Hotline
About Orv's innocence.~.
J~d1tor·s nutc. The fo/luwmg
.ire <tamp/c<; of Or:inge Cor1st
,. D.11/y Pilot re.1d,·r;' comment'
.inrl' critic1:.1ns. \Vhlfc: l'1lut
L«liton \\ elcomc 11nd rend ;ii/
l'c>mmcnts, we will onl> pub/i.\h
rc<:no11sc:\ from col/en 11 ho lct1vc
ii mum: (pie use ,,pell it out}, city
.ind phone numhcr (for
1-c n tlc11 t i<m ).
)'ou cnn get im·o/1 eel by
rnlltng the £d11or'<; I lot/me flt
M2-6086 fh:rnk you!
0 Wuh the d1.,nm nl of charge\
agn1111it former (Co ta Mesa)
councilman Onille Amburgey 1n
Harbor Municipal Court at the
rcque~t of the Orange Coun1y
01\lnct Attorne):. I'm "'ondering
'"ho's go111g to houlder the
rcspon ib1ltl) for thi 1tuation
C\.er t.1k1ng place 1n the fir'il
pine~? • in .you r fine pape r some
le; 11 going to be city at1orney responding apologic to the
1om Kathe "ho blew. the cnll terrible treatment Orville
and did not -;erve his councilman Amburgey received from your
a~ he <.hn11ld ai. hi s legal paper.
co1111i.el? . · I re.call a couple of c;irtoons
Or will it he 1he ci ty munager especially 1h at were very
who did not record the minutes negative and deroga1ory to Mr.
properly. "'ho did nor lmng the Amburgey.
proper agcndii items to the And, now tha1 he's been
,1ttcn11on of the d1s1nc1 attorney? proven innocent, I'd like to sec
Or. Wiit 11 he vo ur canooni'>t, 011)cth1ng from that ;irtist thJt
Mr (John) ~hcrffiu,? A~ a -.ay•,, ''.Hooray for our 1dc."
matter of lact. doc' Mr. And I'd like to '\uggc t now
<ihcrfriu" prclcr ht<. c1ow rare. that Mr. (Ed) Gla,gow ha'i
meu1um Of "'ell done? Jfi. about -C\CU<.ed h1m elf from the
lime he step' up nnd cal'\ hi'> i:ount1l, l'd like 10 'ICC Orv
cro'"· dun t \<'U th111k'! Amburgey reappointed.
T URIAN K. THI-RIOT He'<. the be t councilman
~
l JU I read thi' morn111g'i.
paper. and I'd like to cc printed
we 'c hJd I hJnk )Ou 'cry
much.
JANE:: MOODY
Co~la Me'>a
Victory party: the American way
By Ann McFeatters
Stripps Howard News Ser.~e
WAS HINGTON -Argument
over the ,.national victory parades
huvc become ahno;,t as cau tic as
dehatc over the war.
Although the prote t movement
f1ulcd during De~ert Shield nnd
De crt Storm. ll has reignited over
the post-war celebra11on!>
Protc<,tcr~ don't hke the co t of
the June h r.1rndc in Wa hrngton
(Cll le.1 ... t SIO m1lhon, including $5
m1lhnn rrom t.l\pa>cr-;), o r the
cm 1ronmcnt.1l prnhlcm<. of"" Ion'
ur 'Pt c1.ilh m.1dc 11ct..cr t,1 pc
dumped on tu'X,ps 1n the June 10
p.11.1dc in '\;'" Yurt... or simply the
11k.1 of llkh1at1ng a v.ar w11h
\.1dd.1m lf11,-.c111. ;i h;id man v.ho I''''" Ill pcl\\Cr,
Hut the need tor a nat101MI
fl·\cl 111 p.11rm11,m ha!-taken OH:1
.1 d1)pl.1) lo riv<ll 1he 1976 Honor
1\mcm.1 D.1) .b111hdny b.1 h.
In w."hingron. the p;.itnot1c
p.111or.1m<1 c,1llcu for .,pfit-cc-0nd
'>Chcdultng uf...111 to the raid over
Ir .1q IOh \Htrpl.1nc\ flying O'-'Cr a
p.ir.1dc ol :1' man) a 10,000
lrnop,, I I m.mhing b.ind and 45
t.int..,, Pl\tflot m10,::.1les and other
c,.1mple\ of military hardware, all
re' 1cwcd b> Pre,1dent Bu<.h and
k d h) <ien Norm.tn SchwMLkopf.
I hen :?2,000 soldier , thei r
fam1he" .md \'IP5 were in\1lcd to
e,11 ~5.000 donated hot dog-. and
10,C)()(J pieces of chicken and
COn\lllllC 52.1<00 <.Oft dnnk<. Jt a
·,011n1ry f,ur picnic" on the
I ll1p~l' .ind ~ .itch U.irbara
~1.1nd1cll {Hoh Hope couldn't
lll.l"c 11) .11 a \I\() 'how, ,1n Uncle
\,1m on '''It' H11! John ~llH.ld. u
"' c h,1lcl l',1£lc. the ll " Olympk
hulhlcd tc.1111 .111d firework'
f or lhmc who coul<fn't '1CI
t11:kct,, w.ir
0..4'~u1pment 'ould he
.. lt,;\\\:d Oil th!: ~1.111,
A llh:m11ri.1I \Cf\kC wa\ \C l up
.11 \1llngto11 ·.1tion.1I Cemetery to
hnnor the .\71 "'ho <.e"c't flut
nc,cr returned lrom the Gulf,
it.1111r111J; 1hc h.lllnti11i. hvmn "Oh
Ci1xt Our 1 fclp rn gc P.s,t."
F.1m1hc' >I the fa llen were offered
hc:e tr:in,porti111on and hotel
1crnmm0<.lllt1on' if 1hcv wiantcd to
atlend. • ·
Bu'h ha Ito proclaimed the
week of June 9 N11ional Flea
Weck and c1lled for ''every
communit) in 1hi' counuy to make
thi'I comina fourth of July a day of
special celebration for our
\
returning troop'I."
Although mo,1 of the money has
heen rni sed privately by
volunteer\. Ou h ic; the one who
in 1stcd on the hoopla, whether or
not it i'> exec me I le argue that
n01 JU\I i' it a celebration of
'1ctory but an act of CllOnemcnt for
1 h c.: • b v 'm ,1 I " .1 )' r c t u rn rn g
\. 1c1n.1m \ .ir \.Ctcrun' "ere
11e.1tcu hy America.
RqH1blH:.111' ccrtu111l~ "'on't
m11ul "'Ill~ wltirh1l film fuotrtgc of
th'-('dch1,111nn' ·tu sho"" .1t the
R\.:putil1urn 11.111nn.1I rnn-.cntmn 111
I lnll\tllll llCXI \C.11 Allu w1th the
m1ht.ll\ ,1hnut Ill ft;I \OlnC d11l!>tlC
cu1' ht·c,n1,c M the hud1tcl <ld1c1t,
11 nintulc·hoo,tcr hcfurc the lh1d
m:ws "a' t huu •ht 11pprop11.11c
1 h'-truth " th.it thl' nation
like" tn ~clchr .11e. and ,, nu ht.tr\'
\tCIOr) i' 1IH· u,1J11iun.1I w.l''f, C\cn
11 the 1111t1.1I cuphort.1 .1ftcr the
Gulf "'.tr 1 cv,1pur.11111g It\ ~en
·•"'hit· !\illcc the n.11n1n w111' 1n a
mood 10 cclchr111c 1he troop .. -
"ornchuw (1rcn.ul.t and Panama
JU!ll duln"t call for ticker tap"
Whether or 1101 they uppurtcd
the war. lender of Cunarc
upport the cclcbr11t1Q1'' "It 1 our
fe"cnt w1~h th1t 1hoM: who did
not return kn~ that they will be
rcm1:mherc;J " our heroc11," thev
rcsolvcci •
h m:.y he tl)O !Ille for 1hosc who
died 10 kn,w. thi4t, Hut ca er h>
hinc 1h 1Xllh,h1 on merica\
mil ita ry, vetera n " se rvice
orgn111zation., organ11cd and
promoted the parade in
W;"hi11g1011 Uush wall delighted.
"0\11 pride 1n our armcu forccii
1., equaled uni) hy 1hc grcatnc ~of
what they h;.ive accorttphshed,'' he
told the organ1£er'I.
"During the cour e of tbi'
connict, they \i.Orkcd with troop'
of.our coaltt1on p.mncr' 10 free u
,m.111. dcfcMcl\:' country from
hrut.11 ·'&!!rCNOn. Yet, 1hey did
much more . I he pmfe.,,ionuh"n
.uul 1hc courage \I.Ith which c.,.,cry
one of t he'c dcd1c.1tcd Amcr1c1rn-.
performed hi\ or her dutu:s ha\.C
reminded all people' of America'
~1rcn~1h 1111<1 of her un,hakahlc
rc,olvc lo uphold dcmocrn11c
11k 111, und the rule of lnw"
Priva tely, from c11h1 ye.m of
w 11ching Ronnld Reagan, Dush
believe' -11ntl h;i' araued
forceful!) -1h.1t 'ymhoh~m in a
dcmocr cy j, crucial. M•J·W:tY1ng
c.1n be a trnn,parcnt, even ~")'nical
polittcal ploy. But 11 works.
8 y t h C W I )' , •r •I h j r t I ,
cmhro1dcted hit • OU\ICnir
program , fKKtCT1, I video tape or
the cclcbr1tion i nd 1 chddren·1
Cory ••e1Lplain1n1 the awaftict" Will
be available for ~le.
If the American w1r. no
ar1ument 1b®t that.
Ann McFeatt~n cown the "1rne House for Seri,,,,. Hciward
~e"' Serv1tt.
CRAMENTO • •:ft.W:.ole
1n •fC> last month, a ~ h school in Southern C•fffomla
the scene or a stude
demonstration -a rarity in
dey1 -opposina apendinf cuts
be made becaute loca wot
turned down a tax increaee.
Hundreds of st~
against the red~~~I
although the dcmon•~t'l'W!it•
peaceful one, the school's princi
panicked and called in police, t
provoking _a verbal confrontali
1ha1 almost became a phyaic1I o
In 1he mid5t of
thb event, o 16-
ycnr-old s1udcnt
who edited the
hig~ H hool
newspaper took it
upon himself to
call the local
daily new paper
edito r , with
"'hom he was
ncquamted, and
tip him off. The
ne" paper
1mm cd1atcly
di ... palched
re pone rs ft nd
photographer to
Capitol
Politics
the campus nnd earned a lar,;e
article about ' hat happened.
The pri ncipa l "'ho hall
O'-'Crreactcd to the original e'"'c~nt
went bananas when he read about
1t in the newspaper. He learnod
thflt 1ht !>tudcn1 journalist had
been the ource of the tip, and, ~n
a rage, su!lpendcd him from
chool. That experience had I a
profound effect on the ::.tude~t.
who had been planniog40 bccd1e
.a lc;icher himself. He wen!,
111stend. into journali m and today
"rite<. th1-. column on politic-.. >
Th1'i persoMI c'\pericncc '' why
I. for one, apprcc1a1e what the
\late cnate did the other <lay In
pa'"'"&· by un ovcrwhelm11ig
margin, a bill that aims fo
gu.1rantee the free-pecch right' of
high 'chool ,rnd college tudenl<. 111
Cahfornin.
The Intl "a'i wnuen 1'\ 111a1e
Sen \\'11l 1am Leohar(J, R-
Rcdl,111d'>, one of the C.1lrfon ia
'>!lite Legislature ' mu t
con-.ervat1ve member-.. but 11 nf<,o
cnjo)ed 'trong back111g from pm-
frce pcech l1berals. Curiou,ly. the
onl)' oppo~111011 came from some
libcrnli. who have bought 1n10 the
\\<hull) hogui. and dangerou'>
a~gument thn1. o~c:·s ~"<~r,t'iing free .
.,pecch i omehov.-n danger to the •
civil rights of other .
II' that philo-;oph)' th.H hJ'
produced the effort by ~me
college to 1mpo11c 'pohucalh
corrcc1 " pccch on their campu c1i.
gorng o far a to '>pec1f1cnll)'
proh1b1t term1notoro that .,omc
f111d offcn t'-'C
rrec llpcech and good 1a te. or
e'en goo,d <,cn::.c. arc no1
'>nOn)'mouc:. People . .iy and do
<1tu p1d. hateful nnd ta tcle ' th111gs
that can be offen 1'-'C. But one
eithe r· bc11e'c 1n the fir,t
Amendment or one doe n·t.
Cert.uni\ there arc hm11<.. "'
one d1,tf ngul\hecl Jllfl'it on1.1.:
noted, one c.mnot )'ell "Im: .. 111 .i
1hcatcr, thu. 111duc1ng dangcrou'
p.1111c. II the "urd., arc olw1ow.I)
mc11111g v1ulcncc, they might hi!
rc.1,m1,1hl prnhlb1ted But thmc
re tnc1 1(111' mu t be fcv.. .ind
'Jlcc1f1c .111d 1hcy 'crt11111I> 'hould
nut .ipply JU't hccau'\t ccrt,11n
gro11ps ili'.111."C ccrtmn "'ord' und
ha\.'c enough polt11c.1I clout to have
them hanncd ·
It "';i' co,pcciall odd th:it srntc
en 1chola' l'el rn., 0 -0.1klaml.
""ho ha' often ch.imp1oncd the
c.Hl\l of free 'Pct-ch -e\'oking h"
Grcd ancc .. 1or ... -""""' one or t\\.O
'cn.11or' 10 vu1c .tgnin'>t I cnnard\
bill
"I'm n01 "lire the frcc•,pccch
t.1bel h.l\n't hecn .tarni,hcd bv
.,om1,; a(l\ of 1nt1m1dat1on," Ptl11\
c~pla1ncd
Undouhtcdly. 11 hn' been
1arn1\hcd, and quit e often Hut J'"' hc~.1u'c omc 11.,c the rij(hl tn
mRkc rac1<,I , C'<l!lt or other
olfen\i .. c ,t.1tcmcn1s doc\n't mc.H\
1ha1 11 huuld be nbridJcd.
The I conard htll, fur which ~etm voted in commitlct, i i. very
'1mph: mcu,1.irc . It would prohih1t
public ;uni pr1v•ue hiah ~hoot
i.nd etillrt;e'> in C1hfom11 from
d1 c:1plining \tudcnt solely for
ner(i,in fre e pccc:h rig ht\ 1h.1t
v.-oulJ be cnn'it1tut1on1lly protutcJ
1( ucrc1"cd out 1de of c .. mpu1. 1 o
llht1d c that r11hl. Hhool
11uthnri11c' would h;&\'C to
demon tr111c lhJt uch ptc\:h
WOUhl C1catc the danacr o( civil ~•Mlrdcr.
1no hill hol 1cr.. the principle
lhlU rul tduation include the
r11h1 of ~•aorc>U\, ~n obno•iC>U~.
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Sunaet: 8:05 p.m.
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NewMoon
June 12
11t. Otr.
June 19
0
Full Moon
June 27
Last Otr.
Juty 5
TIDES
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U :t'7 a.m. l.J flnt low t :OI a.m. 0.6 fi(lt
S:Sl u1L J.l hlstt 7:06 a.m. J.J
11:t7 "·"'· 1.J 5«°"41 low ll:OJ p.m. 1.7
6:9J p.1111. S.J S«Oftd higtl 6:40 p.m S.I
f obacco lobbyist!s ploy ~ails to stop
Bergeson's anti-giveaway legislatiOn
By Steve Lawrence
The Associated Press
SACRAMENTO A lobbyi t's
ploy has failed to top a bill that
~ould ban public giveaways or
tobacco products in an atte(Tlpt to
keep children from moking.
The Senate Appropriations
Committee voted 7-3 this week to
send the mea ure to the Senate
noor, cndina an ody sey that was
triggered by a tobacco industry
lobby1o;t's query to a · talc ta'<
board.
The bill , SBl 100 by en. Marian
Be rge on, R-Ncwport Beach,
~ould bar giveaway of tobacco
and tobacco prOduct on public
prope rty. 1nclud1ng public
building , parks, playground •
>1dcwalk · and street .
• Violation could re ult in fines
of at least $200 for o ne act, $500
for two acts and $1 ,000 ror three
or more act .
Bill upportcrs &.ty minor are
~blc :JO get cigareucs and other
tobac'C:o products through the
giveaways, even though it's illegal
to cll'or give tobacco to minors.
The bill originally reached the
full cnatc on May 20.
But it was referred to the
Appropriations Commiuee irt'ter a
lobbyist for the California
As ociation or Tobacco and Candy
Di tnbutors asked the Board of
Equalization how much in C'lcise
taxes cigarette manufacturers paid
last year to cover the giveaways.
The board wrote back that the
manufact urers paid nearly $1.7
million. The lobbyist then showed
the letter 10 Appropriation
Commihee Chairman Robert
Presle}. 0 -Ri,erside, uqe ting
that pa age of Bergeson s bill
would result 1n a tax I s to the
state. a Bergeson aide aid.
Pre Icy a kcd to have the bill
referred to hi comm11tee for
<ll'Cvle" of 1t'i fi cal impact
Bergeson '>did the lobbyist's acuon
was a "blatant .. attempt to kill the
bill by playing on the talc'
budget problemc;.
The lobhyi l did not return
telephone calls to The Associated
Pres.\.
However, <i bill analy\1 Jone for
the committee concl uded t.hat the
mca ure \\Ould re ult 1n a "very
minor general fund revenue gain"
becau e mo t of the ample that
would have been gh.en away would
he ~Id, generating ale'I taxe'
Berge on ·aid the bill has a
''good chance" or reaching the
governor'!. de 1-.., but only after
urviving more opposition in the
Ao;sembly.
"I think we .can get ii ttff the
floor," \he 'iaid in an in terview.
''Obv1ou-;ly there ·will be a ma\ 1.,.c
eftort on 1hc part or the tobacco
indu\lry to ~ill 11 in the As embly.
But I think I've got a good chance.
to gel 11 to the gO\ernor.
1 he bill 1s one of the (ew anti-
mol-..ing me.tsu re that i moving
th1 -;e ion, and 11 supporter
ha.,.e made ure reporters "'ere
aware of industry effort to kill the
hill
I he Californi a Medical
A soc1at1on, one or the bill's
bacl-..crs. di 1ributcd pre rclca cs
announcing Wedn esday's
upcoming vote. Taped to ench
releo e wo n pack of startling
"Death" cigarettes, a black pack
decorated wi th a skull and
crossbonc .
A CMA poke woman, Danielle
Walter,, s:ud the cigarcttc!I arc
\O ld by a Marina dcl Rey
d1~1ributor and are intended to be
gift for people who should iop
mo king
<Fullerton man shares in $18M win
FULLERTON -A Fullerton the only winning ticket th;H 1 man and hi friend from Portland correctly held la t night' winning
hope to buy ticket to the numbers, Lotto official aid
remaining NBA championship Thoe number "'ere 17, 21, 22,
game w11h part or the nearly $18 28, 33 and 5 1. The bonu number
million Lotto J3Ckpol they won, wa 26.
officinl said today. Kelso and Green ugrecd 10 buy
Paul Kelso, 34, a Domino's four Lotto tickets with money they
pizza deli very driver from recently won at the hor c races,
f'ullcrton. and David Green, 35, a said Lotto spoke woman Jana
e I r ·e m p I o y c d r a i I r o a d Matal.
maint e n ance worker rrom Ket o plan to buy a new home
Portland, Ore , were co-owne~~ or • with hi winning .
'From A1
event 1 set to begin 1t 3 p.m.
Joining King will be vocal
pMk\ and rccrl!.Haon depanment,
n'i "'ell 8\ bcau1ificat1on project
uch as the marker at the
entrance to the city. Fund\ fro m
th1i. year' event ~111 be u ed to
pl.int Oowcr on city treet of the
\amc name.
Green and has wire. C)'nth1a,
told Lotte,..,. officials .. they "'ere
"..,1111 numb" because they had not
lcpt all night and had not decided
how they would spend their
w1nn1ngo;
Kcl o and Green had been
playing Lotter) g.ime together for
a couple of ycnr . Mat:ll aid.
They u ed to choose Lakcrs
ba kctball pla~~ri. number , bul
cho'iC Quick Piel !! for this drawmg.
'>hC Stlld.
They hope to buy ticket to the
remaining L01 Angeles Laker'
Chicago Bull NOA finals game.,,
0"1c1al' c;aid .
Kel o and Green wall each
receive SJ~Q,200 a year for 20
years -after :?O percent federal
ta't 1~ withheld. l.ollo officials aid.
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A quiet exterior hid a maJor counterte111ng operation at this Huntin"'lon BeJch condominium complex until
federal agents arrested l\.VO men and confiscated S20 million in ~ui. bills.
COUNTERfBT
From A1
)car'i 1n pn,on, Howa rd ~:ud.
N1kra ch. Ci5, 1 on federal
parole for radctccring charge\ in
La~ \lcita , Ho"ard ;ud. adding
that h" lie\ to the gambling
cJp11al arc under ime t1ga1ion
Both appeared before a l
mag10,trate and ha.,.e been held
\\llhout oond.
The \C1Lu rc came a' a hod tu
neighbor' in the condom1n1um
comple,, "ho ;ud they didn't
1-..no"' the t"'o suspccl'> nor did
the) kno" million' "'ere t>cing
produced an h1gh·tcch pre 'i onl>
yard' aw.ly
"It'~ cra£y, we h.1d no id ea
anything wa going on," aid Ma~
R1zl-.., who h'e a door do~n from
the <,U'IJlCCl\0 nO"-·Cmpty rental.
.. pparently they \OUnd·pMu{cd
the garage
"I 'itill can't behev'e a machine
h~e that could be running." ht
continued, adding th1t the home\
.ire "'ell insulated 1n general
While Ruk 'aid he didn't 'cc the
actu~I arre't" oc1 ng made. he aw
tederal agent pend hour lo.iding
ii large moving truck with
l.'.onf1~ated material \\'hen agent'
upcned the two-car garage that
apparcntl> hou ed the pranun
pre' . R11l \aid he a" what
llppcarcd w be a und·proofed
ux>m "1th1n the garage.
'cithbor 1 anJia Bender •ud
he "ac; home the morning 1he
.irrc:'t' "'ere made, hu1 had m>
Ilka .11 th~ tame "'hat "a .. g\1ing
on
\t,mc Cl\P' \\ere hiding in the
tiu'hl' and .111 <>f a ,uJJcn the)
JUmpc:d IOI<\ the h<'U\e." 'he \31d.
Bender 'aid 'he ne\ler "aw or
hc:.1rd .in}lh1ng \UWICIOU\ at, the
wndu, loca1ec.l an a 'mall complex
Wllh lhr~e·hcdm<>m unit\ thal CO\I
.a~mt ~~o ooo
"1 hey nncr re.illy ·'"l)(1,11ed
~1th ;tll)llllt. 'hl· ~.ml
I n ,, 'cc' I I\ ll .1 r r .1 r ~ n t I\
\ nrcl.11ec..I opc1 .1111\n 1n Pllm1,n.1.
\ecret Cl"\ICC oll,!Cnl\ 'C'llCd HI
in1lh1'n in f\J.:c m~'OC), ruining the
• ,u,pcc11,' put ponr,1 pl.in' to print
more th n $I b1lhun m h 1gh·
quahl • 100 1>111,, I hr.1o11rd ,,11J
One ni.1n wa\ .irre\led 1n the
Pomona ca,e.
Ht>"•ird ,,11J the Pomona
opcr.111l1n had been under way for
.tbout l"-O )car-. and that about
S 10 ma I hon 1n bogu SIOO ball" had
been produced
He aid 1he Pomona group had
an elaborate scheme to flood
(lUth menc.in ~ant-.., "1th the
counterfeit.
On Mu> 31 , 1n\:e<,t1gator'
conducted the P,1mona raid at an
unJ1~10,eJ l<Xat1on
Gan I<. McMum, de\Cnbed a\
a La HJbra lCrt1ficd pubhc
accl'untant, wa' 1dc·ntificd as the
m.1 .. 1e'rmmd or the scheme. He \\3S
ch.1rgcd under federal 13" with
manufnctur1ng cou nterfeit
rnrrcm;. Ho"ard o;.11d.
\kMurh, who al'n appeared
hd,He .1 L' ~ m.1~1,trJte. "a' held
"'1th\1u1 hond, the 'pcc1al agent
"llld.
I I0\\,1rd ,31J the Hun11ng1on
Bc.a~h ,1nd l't'mona npciataon'> do
nnt .1ppc11r 10 be linked. other
thoan the I.let thllt the cnn,piratof\
in both ullci:cd ~heme -planned
to take the lale currency ·to uth
rncri~
dynamo Ella James and the
"Hoochic Cooch1c Man" himself,~
Willie OlXon Also on tap will be
'Oreg Allmttn end Johnny Winter.
Ticket range rrom $19.95·
The race i'I u ually filled to
capacity -1,500 men and 1500
"'omen, plu'i nearly 1,000 walke"'.
Starling time'\ of the mcn'<ii lnd
"'omen\ race!> and walk e.,.cnt ore
\tnggcrcd, to a\oid congc'>tion 11nd
conf u ion, Wood 'aid. In ddition,
novice runner urc placed in the
h.i'k of the pack, to help allc.,.i11tc
&ll) prohlt m,· or ncc1dcnt\, he
noted.
Slaying wa accldental, accused teen says Cit.• S~ S~nkr ('()(ttfibutftl to
lhl' rtporl.
$27 50. The) con be purchaw:d at
Ticketron locallon'I or charaed by
phone nt 643-1300
AIDS W1tl~ Oranae County will
hold at fifth annu1I wallr.athon
Sunday in Irvine. The event, which
1'i the la rgc5t AIDS fund•r11ser 1n
Oranac County, 11 expected to
ri.i c $375,000 for county AIDS·
ri:181Cd ~tvlCC4' and oraaJUzation'I.
More than 2,()(M.) ~pie •re
:c,pccted to w<ilk, 101. run,
roltcrblude and e\;cn d1nce lhe
6 2·m1lc cour~. which ~tltl' t
Ma!K>n Park. Re11\tr1t1on i at 8
1.m. with the opening ceremony at
«1:30 am.
In Corona dcl Mat '1turday. :mot• of the rommunity '' upected
to panicipetc, one w1y or another.
an the •Mual Corona dcl Mar •
kilometer r.ce. Accoldiftl 10 Jim WOOd, race
'cha.,.., the ewnt ~ MaHy
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l,11Dllp the rMt-n on tnd, dMer .-""or...,_. ,_.,.,. pena
Tht race benonts 1hc d•f•
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Another .1 peel of the nice,
which nppcal\ to runner!\, '" R pre·
r.1ce ncrob1c warm-up. II "
)(hcduled to begin ut 7:30 11 .m .. 11
h, lf·hour before the ~omen\ race.
The men\ r1ce 1 \Cl to act under
"' > 11 8:20 1 m. nd lhc fun w11lk
"'111 tart 11 8:30.
for thl'>SC not already rc&1'tercd,
runncn may enter the race (if
there'\ pace nv1ilablc} thll
mornina. Rcg1 trauon ''"'' 11 6:30 a.m.
The fins h line. 11 the ~rncr of
Ooldenrod and Bayv.cw On~. Wll
8"° •rw 1111 • ••her•• ,.... fDr
nu/walk p1rt~clp11tll ••.41 .eon. A dilt ~ey wU1 plly
:Cdmustc and 1 pnnct bre•kfnt
will be MMCI to tntrtnls. For
ldcthtONI anfonnalion about the
ewnt call Woud 1t ~7 ..C~t•.
A fA ANA -A 19-)car-old
ICCU\ed of fatally hooting • girl
during 1 po 1 prom part) at a
ho tel ~aid the la)'1ng w1s
unan1cnded and he i~ innocent of
murder
"I JU t want to '"'> II "'IS
crnlcnlal and tell e'et)'tx.ldy that
·know' me. lnt'l me," Pil\ll Michael
f..W POR 1' Bt· H -A •t ·
CllNlld man who ulftred a heart
attaek ~h1lc <ln a chartered fi hin&
bwlt Thursda) niaht ... 11rlif1cJ
~ Co~ t (iuud off1Ccrs to a
Torrance 00 p1tal, where he wa
pr(>nOU('cd dead, authorities J11d.
TM man. •h<ne identity wa Ml
N"-d pcnd1na oottficatton ut
r.ly, .. 01t bl)atd the Newport
HMtlor chancrcd fi hlftl board
"Freelance" when he u«ered the
hcan 111act. Couc Ouard Petty
Off'teer Sc:C>tt W1ucnn1nn ~id
I WU ihOUt W\'Cft
t fl.l\\lkr of l.a Crc ent:i <.,ud in
ttn Oran c County 1a1l intc,..,.1ew.
· It' n<'l murder c. ,c, II l\c
01 to do " pro.,.c 11 1n them." he
"aid C'r\l~llcr, thargcJ ¥tath 1,hoo11na
Cre,ccnta \.ttllC). High ~<.hoot
b11.,keth.11l ~1.ir llerl~n C mman. 17.
earl Saturd.a JI ~n Anaheim
hotel. al\t1 'aid he ~Ii' '"'cunng
tiff 8110\, WIN
Gan' ''arc JU'l oang 10 he <'Ul
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101nc to ha'C' na1hmg tt' do "11h AJ10A11D .AKl'llA&. ••
them again." AND DA Tit.A.Ya
ruwdcr. whl) declincJ to Wltl'l'D POil A DAT
dl\C\l'I\ tlct:11h Of the C\.ent\ before Look In 11U....,,8
the \hooting. 'l<ud he only rccentl <>ranee Coeet OllllY Piiot
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INGLEWOOD -
1'hc Los Angeles • Lakcrs arc saying 1111
1hc right things after
a blowout loss to the
Chicago Bulls that
lied the. NBA Finals.
All we needed was a Split in
Chicago. We have to rorgct about
Oamc 2. We 're glad to be home.
The Dulls -cycncd the Finals at 1-J
Wednesday night with a 107 ... 86 Yittory
in which they set a championship
se ries record by making 61 .7 percent
or their shots, including 15 for 18 by
Michitcl Jordan, who scored 31 of his
33 points in 1hc final 28 minutes.
"There will be no ca rryover from
this loss," Sam Perkins said. "We
wn ntcd to win 1wo in Chicago, but I
guess 1hat was bcinJ a little greedy."
Perkins, lM Laltcrs' Ga'mc I hero
with 22 points and a las1-minu1c,
winning J:pointer, n1anaged just 11
points in the second game.
The next 1hrcc games arc scheduled
f~r 1onight; Sunday and, Wednesday
night ;u 1hc Forum.
"We'll watch film of this one and
correct our mistakes," Perkins said.
"We have to play thro ugh this type of
game and sustain o ur mental
toughness."_
"It was a game ·you rarely sec at
this. time of the season," said James
Worthy, who led the Lakers with 24
points. ''.It wos a game where nothing
goes right for on e tcanl and
everything is perfect ror the other. It 's
not embarrassing, just disappointing.,..
''They played in desperation,"
Byron Scott said. "That's exaclly what
they needed. I feel we'll be in good
shape when we get back home. We'll
forget about this loss and just take
care-of things at home on Friday." • 1
-Scoct said .he notlced Jordan
ccl.cbrating .and looking toWar-d the.
Lakcrs' bench in tflc second half,
· mC1hir.g that could come back 10
1laun1 the Bulls.
"That's not something you do early
in the series:' Scott said. ••Jt got us all
upset and we'll be ready at home."
"1'his ga·me was dtctatcd bY
-Chicago's aggressive play,•· L.akcrs
Coach Mike Dunlca\I)' said. "1'hey did
a perfect job agains\ us on defense.
Out we 're still going home with 1hc
homccourt advantage, and we really
hnve 10 \ukc care o( that. \Ve can·1 let
them dictate 1hc p/11.y against us at
hon1e."
"They were more aggressive and
more physicul than we were," Magic
Johnson ~aid. "1'hey at1ackcd and we
didn 't attack: When they do that.
whnt happened is going to happen."
The Bulls, leading 48-43 at
halfcime. outscored Los Angeles 38-26
in the third quar1er while shooting 85
percent from the rield, hilling 17 of
20 shots. ·
~ acllool lootban
Barons Initiate
A continuing series
By Barry Faulkner
OrJlll)t Com Dlltot P*'I
FOUNTA IN
VALL.EV -With
1hrcc wins in the
last two seasons,
dwindlin1
enrollment, a nd
1hc loss of ~eteran
head coach Mike
•
Milner, there "re !hose predicting gloom
and doom for 1he FOunu1in Valley High
football team. ·
. New coach Ocorae Berg, no stranger
10 1hc Barons' proaram aflcr 19 seasons
as an assistant, however, intends to
prove the nay-uycr1 a little premature
with a talented band of ncwromers and
an crop of teturncrs whO were force-fed
a year •So· ~ "11'1 a new doal for me. but I'm
)
enjo>;ina Mina out on the rte kl," 11id
Bera. who repllCOd Milner when the 12""
re.•r head coech loft for the vtcant ~ad
j01> 11 El Toro Hlah.
"I don 't lhink we're In a ckJoMn qrde 11
111," 11efJ riqilalned. "I 1hink we -
,._ W. II.ck -... plcMy ol vanily
• cxptrie1« la11 year M t0phomorc:s. bul
1hc tlch OJminl up fruili 1hc aophomore
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June 7. 1891
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ANAHEIM -He
doetn't throw very hard
lhc1e days . His
trademark KreWball i1
no lonpr hi1 dominant
pitch . His SUCCCSI
depends on whe1hcr he
can command his
offspe:cd pitches, and that command
varies from game to game. He needs
plenty of runs 10 win.
He's a smart pi1chcr, quick to adjust his
game to his strcnaths 911 a &iven day and
10 the· weaknesses o( the oppolition. He
seldom tires. And he never gives up.
That's the scouting report on Fernando
Valenzuela, as filed by the Los Angeles
Dodgers. After a decade of pitching
under the auspices of 1he Big Dodger in
the Sk)., Valenzuela puts a halo a1op his
head tonight, making his Calitornia
Angels debut against the Detroit Tigers at
Anaheim Stadium.
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1'k Dodp:rt will root hinw0tt, trOlliftl
their finpn for a aood friend to succeed.
The Anr. .. · say all they need from
Valcnzue a, 11 a No. ' starter, it a
reasonable. ch1nce to win every fifth day.
The Oodprs suacst that's the best for
whtch .the An,cls can hope.
"Fernando can still win ballgames.
There's no question of 1hat," Dodgers
pitching coach Ron Perranoski said. "l1's
a matter of, can he go out and win four,
five, six in a row or is it going to be every
other.game?"
Tlja1's the,... Valenzuela riddle the'
Dodgers couldn't solve. Valenzuela
.started 33 p mes last season, winning
consecutive s1ar1s just three times and
losing consecutive starts just three times.
I-le finished 13·13, an enigma illustrated
thusly: in each of 1hc stalls immediately
before and after his June 30 no-hiller. he
gave up 10 hits.
J O r consider llpri ng 1r<tining. In a March
17 exhibition in his native Mexico,
Valenzuela held the Milwaukee Brewers
to one run and 1wo hil s oVcr five innin11 .
But, in twu "ubsequent starts before the
Dodgers released .him, Valenzuela
allowed 12 runs 1nd 16 hits over eight
inninas. .~
.. He knows how IO piic_h. He knows
how 10 use his pitche ," Perranoski said.
"It's just a matter of consistency from
ga me one to game two, game lhrce, game
four.''
While power piche.rs can thrive on
inconsis1ency, control p;tchcrs cAnnot. Jn
· the major le ague•, a hanging CUl'\IC ball is
a base hit. Valenz.uela's velocity has
diminished so markedly since his shoulder
injury in 1988 that bitters now lay in wait
for his breaking ball that doesn't break.
"Fernando used to be overpowering,"
said o utfielder· Brett Butler. "J could not
sit and wait for a breaking ball. Last year,
you could do that. List year, I looked
breaking l;lall and adjusted lo everything.
"He's a finesse pitcher now. But he can
still rpake you a comfortable 0 for 4. He
might not have. the velocity, bu1 he can
HlfJ Scllool Atllletea ol Ule Year
at Bii A
still pitch. He's not aoina 10 win 21
ballpn:ae1 (his career hiah in 1986), -~ut ·
the man can s1ill win 10 or 1-'.''
Va~nzuel1 "'" no k>n&er live by h~
fa1tball •lone, and Perranotti says
Valenzuela ca n no k>nger INe by his
screwball alone. In fact, Perranolki
sugicsts. 1 Cut fastball Valcnz.uela
developed in 1989 may now be his mos.1
cffec1ive pitch.
;'The la.st couple of fears, Fernando
was relying o n 1his cut fastball,'.'
Perranoski said. "The cul complements
the screwball. The screwball, consistently
over the course of a ballgame or over two
games in a row, isn't as sharp. So he's go1
a ball that comes in on right-handers 10
keep them honest ."
I( ·Valenzuela is to win a lot of
ballgames for the Angels, he'll require
lavish run · suppon from the offense.
Among National League pitchers who
started 20 or more games last season, only
four , had a higher earned run average
than Valenzuela's 4.59.
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A three-sport standout,
Hancock was the Sailors'
No. 1 runner on the cross
country team and shared
goalie duties in soccer for
the CIF co-champions as a
·senior. He qualified for the
state track and field meet
in the 800 with a personal
best of 1 :54.4. Hancock is
planning a two-year
Mormon mission before
settling on a college future .
Headed for UC Santa Bound for the University of
Barbara where she wilt Redlands , he was a
continue her athletic career two-sport star, standing
in track and field, Eva's out "in basketball and
success began as one of volleyball. As · a junior he
the key members of the was an Ali-Sea View
Sailors' state championship ·league selection in
team [n cross country volleyball, and in basketball
during her sophomore he was a two-time starter,
year. She's a two-miler, earning laurels on the way
with a personal best of as an All-Sea View League,
11 :20 in the 3,200 with All-Orange County and
grade point average of 3.5. All·CIF Division Ill selection.
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A two-sport standout,
Tracy excelled in volleyball
and soccer and will
continue her athletic
endeavors at Golden West
College . She was a
three-time All Sea View
League choice in volleyball
and was an all-league pick
in soccer four times. She
led Corona del Mar to CIF
5-A and State tltte in her
senior season in volleyball.
' f•Bl·yt•r ht•d football COO(h C.O.ge ile'll and his Barom arc experiencing 1he "' and o'o during '1";"11 drills ~--on • honds-on basis.
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LAS VEOAS -UNLV basketball -;:c;
coach Jerry Tarkanian emeraed ffOIJ' a •
meeting with the school's president on '
Thursday saying he had made a ----
decision about his future but would wait until
today to anoounce it.
Tarlulnian and UNLV president Roben MUIOI\
declared themselves in • total a.,eement'' on the
decision, whic~ will be announced in a press
conference thi morning.
"I'm really happy," Tarkanian said. "I'm really
pica cd with what is going on."
The A ociated Pres rcponcd earlier thi$ week
that Tarkanian and Maxson had agreed to a deal
under which the embattled coach would coach one
more eoson before leaving the univ~r!lity.
Tarkanian and Max on declined Thursday to
say what decisio n had been made, and Tarkanian
aid he had told only his wife and on about his
intention :
"It feeh good . I've bee n feeling good the last
three nights," Tarkaninn said. "Up until a few
days ago, it wns pretty difficult. I was getting
pulled on one side and I had thoughts on another.
I just got back to what I felt I wanted to dQ."
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Kentucky Derby winner Strike the ___ _
Gold drew the far outside post ~""""""'
position wh en n field of 11 was ~
entered Thursday for the Belmont ----
Stakes. Strike the Gold, who will be ridden by
Chris Antley, was made the early 5-2 favorite
despite the unfavo rable post in the 1 lh-mile race.
Preakne ~winner Han cl, who will be ridden by
Jerry Bailey, drew the No. S post position and was
made the second favorite at 3-1.
The field, from the No. l post out, with jockeys
and odd , i : Another Review, Richard Migliore,
30-1; Scan, Chri Mccarron, 10-1; Mane Minister,
Alex Solis, 12-1; Lost Mountain, Craig Perret, 8-1;
Hansel; Corporate Report , Pat Day, 8-1;
Quintana, Angel Cordero Jr., 20-1; Green
Alligator, Corey Nakatani, 15-1 ; Subordinated
Debt, Julie Krone, 12-1; Smooth Performance,
Michael Kinnne, 6-1, and Strike the Gold.
In other ports news Thursday:
•A Judge in Torrance refused to give priority
!>tatus to a law uit filed in th e death of Loyola
Marymount basketball star Hank Gathers, thus
tic layi ng the trial for month ' or even yea rs.
-From The Assoc.lat«/ Pnss
Quote ol the day
Jock McOo"cll, Chicago Wh ite Sox pitcher
"ho leads the American League with four
complete game!>: "Not too long ago, you'd see
gu\' getting 20 complete game a year. Now,
you get 10 and )Ou're a tud.''
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11:15 1.111. -Dodten 11 C."luc.,o Cube. Challllfl JI, WON.
4:05 p.111. -Moldreal al Allanta, T1IS. 5 p.111. -OllQIO White Sell 11 ICanm
Cl~. WON
1 p.111 . -Dcuoll •• A111et1,
SponsOlanncl. .... ,.... ......
11'30 1 m -Pn> COlftPCllUon from
CclMI Buch, Fla. (lapc), ESPN. ........ Noon Scnlnf lnvm111onal from Liii
\11:1.u. C-h1nncl 7
M .. ..-s,.n,
Noon -Grand Prix or D•llll from
Addison, Tc:Kll5 (tip;). Prime Tteket
Noon -Wcsl Or11nd N1t1on1l NASCAR
C1hforn11 400 from 81kcnf1el<l (tare).
TNN I JO p m. -NASCAR 200 from SotlOlllA,
ESPN
3 p.m -IMSA Cir11nd Prix of Ohio fr\>m
l.c~inston, Channel 4,
3 p.m. -World Cir1fld Prut motorcycle
compe1111on from Spain (11pc). Prime
Ticket.
S p.m -Mickey Thompson Gr.nd Prb1
compc1ilion from Sc111lc (11pc:), ESPN.
6 p.m. -MidaeH:ar rac1na compctiuon
from tndl1n1poli1, ESPN. (
~If
I p.m. -POA tournament from Rye,
N.Y .. Chenncl 2.
3 p.m. -Scnlou Pl1yers Ch1mpionshlp
from Dearborn, Mich. (delayed), Ch1nncl 7.
l 1.m -Briush Masters from Wobum,
En&J1nd (11po), Prime Ticket
Hone a.d.. •
1:30 p.m. -Belmont St1kcs from
tlmonl, N.Y .. Ch1nnel 7.
8;30 p.m -Hollywood Park repl1ys,
Ch1nnel .56 (Prime Tteket, 12:30 • m.). ..., ..
3 pm. -1989 Robcno Duran-Su11r Rey
Lconud ficht , ESPN.
1 am. -. Todd Fosler vs Tommy Hinks,
li&htwc•&ht,, from Shelby, Mon1. (11pc),
ESPN. (
Pro D11Mlball
S pm -WIJL Yu~lavia N111ion1I
Team 111 Memphis, SportsChannel
Ml1ttll111tou1
6SO p.m. -U.S. Olympic Gold· World
Cup wrc~1lin1 Crom Toleoo, Ohio. S:an
Die&o Crew Cl.1~~ic (111pc), TBS
Dcuthlon
C) p.m -C'ompc111lon Imm Verdun,
Frnncc (tMpc). Prime 1 icket
Pro Foo1b1ll
10 pm -Arcnu Orl.1nd11 11 Dctroll
(11pc). Prime Ticl.c1
RAOIO
81mb11I 11 IS um -Dodgers 111 Chicago Cub ..
KAllC (790)
4 p m -S.1n 011:10 .u Pi11~bur1h. KNX
(1070). Kl Mil (760)
7 pm -L>c:1ro11 al Angc:I • K\1PC (710),
XTKA (690)
SUNDAY
TELEVISION
Tc1111l1
7 am -French Open men's 11n&Je1 final
from Pans (delayed). Channel 4
Motor ports
10 1 nJ1.a1un1 Scca 2.SO motorcycle
fllcina compctilion (11pc), ESPN
11 1.m. -IMSA Supreme Series
compc1111on from Lcxmaton, Ohio (tape),
ESPN.
Noon -NASCAR JOO from Sonom1,
ESPN.
Noon -NASCAR tripleheadcr from
Maninsville, Va. (tape), TNN.
4:30 p.m. -Speedway Sunday: Sprint-car
racina from Harrisburg. P1 (111pc),
SporuChanncl (repeats a1 11:30 p.m)
12:30 1.m M1dge1-car raclna
compc1111on from lnd11nnpolis (11pe),
ESPN
.... ~ ........ 1'1C. ,,. ............ ., bid.., ... dalna
cartwblell wben .... ~ ••4 ,, w
about in the NBA Flnala. brNtlMMf 1 ean.:::S:,
of relief when the Bulla won Oune 2 oa W
nisht.
After the Uken had'won &he opener at Cticl&O
Stadium. the network waa raced with the pollibility
that ir LA won Oame 2, 1 Aweep would be a
definite pot.~ibility with the scene shift ing to the
Forum. If not a sweep, the Lakers would cenaialy
have been in a po!lition to put the Bulls away in fM
games, since Games 3 through 5 arc in Inglewood.
Now, the Lakcn will have to win three straight at ----~
home, u formidable task indeed, to avoi.d aoi.na back lV-Rldlo
to Chicago for the final two games. A s1~th, 1r not
seventh, game or the ~erie~ -ill back in the real~ of poa~lity.
The reason NBC i~ hoping for as long a series as possible can be
found in pure numbers, as in r~tings. The overnig~t rating ~or Game
I was a 16.4, a number that eclipses many pnme-L1mc sportina events
except for maybe the NFL and the World Series. And this was for a
Sunday artcrnoon game. . .
In Chicago, Game I got a 39.4 rauna and 1n Los Angeles a 26.4'.
And the numbers figure to grow since the remainder or the series will
be played in prime time, either at 6 p.m. PDT (9 p.ln. on the East
Coa11t) for the remaining Friday and Wedne day games, and 4 p.m.
PDT (7 p.m. on the East Coast) for the two potential Sunday
matchups. ·
Magic VS. Michael helps. So does having two or the top three
television markets in America involved .
0 . Speaking of ·ratings, the debut of the World League of American
Football hit at the other end of the spectrum.
WLAF games on ABC averaged a 2.1 rating nationally (contrasted
with th e 12.3 average that an NFL game will pull in during the fall).
The league may have been a success over eas. So far, it is anything
but a S\ICCC\S on thi ide or the Atlantic .
0 Boxing on commercial television returns locally on June 25 when
KCOP/Channel 13 present the fight card from the Rescda Country
Club, promoted by Al Goossen Promotions. .
Slated to appear in the ring that night will be Gabriel and Rafael
Ru ela , the firM time the two brother will have appeared on the
11ame card in more than a-year.
KCOP will feature interview~ with the fighters in their dressi ng
rooms before the matches and again afterward.
The broadca!ll team will con 1st of veteran boxing analyst Barry
Tompkin!I and Al Bernstein. Joining th em will be KCOP's sports
director Tony Hernandez.
The two-hour tcleca 1 will air beginning at 8 p.m. and will include a mlrlimum of thrce-matche , including the co-main event featuring
the Ruelas brothers.
Dtnnls BtWttrhous Ii an Ol'llnlt Coast D•l/y Pilot Sportl Writer
whost teltvislon-ndlo column •ppe•rs e.-try Friday.
eo1r
10.30 11.m. -PGA 1oum1mcn1 from R~-c.
N Y .• Channel l
2.30 p.m -Senion Playe r\
Champ1onsh1p from Deerhorn. Mich
(dcl1)ct.I), Channel 7,
Pro Foo1ball
11 1.m -WLAF World ~I from
London, BArcclon1 vs London (Jela\-cd).
Channel 7
Soccer
11 .i m , -JUV\:ntu v.. l l S N:monal
Team from New •hvcn, Conn.,
SpomCh1nnc:I
BaJd>all
11-0S am. -Monucal 11 Atlanta. TBS
ll:IS am. -Dod,crs 11 Ch1ca10 Cubs.
Ch1nnel 11, WON.
11:30 1.m. -New York Meis 11 llous1on,
WOR.
S p.m. -Toronto 11 8al1imorc, ESPN.
8 p.m -Baseball's Greatest G11mcs:
1981 Dod1ers vs Montreal m N111onu.I
Lc11gue playoffs, Prime Tlckec.
Horn Racina
Noon -Strawbcny Hill s1eeplcch1'c
races from Richmond, V1 (11pc), Prime
ficke1
8 JO p m. -Hollywood Pm ~pl1ys,
•Channel S6 (Prime TKkel, 12:30 Lm.).
Pttp ludNtll
2 pm -CIF Southern Section
.;h1mp1onsh1p pme from Anaheim S11t.11um
l11pc), Spor1sCh1nnel
Colltte Lacrone
'l:JO p m. -NCAA D1vmon I
ch1mp1onsh1p from Syr1cusc, N ' (t~pc).
rrimc TKkCI
Pro 11 btbell
4 p m -NllA Finals Chteoiict •I Liker>,
Channel •
•1(1 30 Im
l>..I MH (760)
1115 4\ m
KAUC (790)
RADIO
8ucb1ll
S3n Diego oal Plmburah.
t)od&er\ 111 Chicago Cubs,
I pm Dc1ro11 at Aniels. KMPC (710),
'<T RA (6Q0)
S p m -Toronto 11 011h1more, KFMB
(760)
rm 81,l.ttball
4 pm -NBA I mal~ C'h1c11i;u t,I l..1kc1',
Kl.A(. (~70)
Sallchez Vicario deals Graf wQrst
def eat ever; Seles also advances
By Rob Gloster
AP Sl>Qlls Wnter
PARIS Steffi Graf ~uffered the mo t
lop 1ded defeat of her career. Gabriela Sabatini
blew her chance 10 become No. 1
And by the end of a l!tormy Thur day at the
French Open, Monica Sele'> wos still on top ·-
.ind preparing to face Arantxa Sanchez Vicario fQr
the women' championship.
The two finalists nrc not too urprising, si nce
euch h.ls won n French Open before. But the way
they won in th e ram .... wept 'iemifinal wa!>
stunning.
anchcl Vicnrio. the l Q 9 champion, defeated
Grnf. 6·0, 6-2 -the fewe t games the German
ha11 won 1n a complete match since turning pro as
a 13-)ear-old in October 1982. Sele beat Sabatini,
6-4, 6-1.
"That ha,n't happened in a long, long, Iona
time," aid u stunned Graf. "And I hope it's going
to be a long, long, long time until that happens
again "
Graf, who has won seven Grand Slam titles and
had not lo t a ct tn reaching the semifinals,
whiffed on one backhand and lammed overhead
way out of bound She made error after error on
her u ually potent forehand, winning only 11 fir t·
~Cl potnh.
"I JU'lt couldn't ac1 a ball in I can't remember
the I~ t time I played th•t bad," he aid.
''Noth1na worked I tried everything I haven't had
that l111d of fcclina for a long time "
I he match wa hilted by min for 47 minutes
with anche1 Vicario leading 2·1 in the second
1;c1 but Gm( wa11 unable 10 rnll) after the c.lcl.ty
She l<1'it the fir 1 ,;~ point' ,lfter the breuk .ind
ttutckly w.1 down 5· l .
Fan' yelled cnrourngemc:nt 10 the \econd·
'lc:c:1.kd Or.if 1n the w.1~ bci"nJ fan try to rnlly a
\\OOhlina (t&htcr, bul It Wll\ not CnOUJh. After
winnin¥ u gume. \ht hit .1 backhand long on match
point •
While Ornf wa pl::.yin1 terribly, the firth·~cded
S.inchei V1cano w11 doin1 what he had to do to
v..in ap1Mt a strugling opponent.
"I controlled the play 'from the beainn1n1/' 116d
the Spenfard, Khoduled 10 pin tcmifinal matche.J
iR thl .,,men'noubln and nUxcd doubles ~.
"I Dleced my baits well, I hll them well. I didn't
make any rni11aka and sht .... Iota of erron!'
Graf\ !hdc from No. J and dDminancc Of the
women's tour durin1 the. last year has
currc,ponded with 1 Jeries of rontr'O\'eme
• AP la-~
Yugoslavia's MonicJ ~lcs grimaces while hitting a
backhand t1g.i1n t Argentina's G.1br1cla abattn1.
involving her father, Peter. And that wa the ca c
og11in Thur\dU)'.
Witnc.,.,e!li 11:ud Peter Gr1f and an American
tenn" fan 1<ten11f1ed a\ Jim Levee, who has
befriended \C\.c ral player~. had a confrontation 1n
the player•' ho~ on center court during the matdft.
Witrtc;, e~ • l'io nid thre"t\ of p~y 1cal viole nce
wcc_c•rnac.le l.1 tcr in the player.,· lounge
Graf lo 1 her chance 10 reg111n the No l
rnnking, wh1~h he would h1t\C churned if ~he had
won the title Al\O lmil'IJ her chance fur the top
ranking "•'' Suh.1t1ni, whu could have t~kcn the
No, I \f>Ul for the ftf\l time b) dcfcatin& Sele~
lrn ct then "1nnmt& .tturda) \ final a •ain't Sanchez
Vu: mo.
I he third·,ccdell S.1l\1111n1 c:ntc:rcJ the
<1 m1f1n.tl ,, the hottc\I pl.i~cr un the tour \\'1lh a
0.3 rcconl1h1 .. cu. Uut clc' now ha the best
nuuk, \\illh 4 l "IClor1c' 111 45 mi.tchc"I . -
nd S 1h; tm1 now h ' pl.1)Cd in four French
Open Km1flnal ~11hou1 ruch1n1 • final.
"I 111ackcd the ball 100 mu(h," Sabattn1 said .
• :My pmc wa not very ,ood. I tOOk too many
mk I am no& pla)' na my be t tennis al the momeru:·
Sele~ and S1tba11n1 banled cecb other wtlh a
m1"Cure of hard ~ Md dlltcate drop
\hot,, •
•
I
., ~ ... • '°"**' •• lhlrd
.,, .... ..., bMe an Jody Reed's bun& bade to AJMHllM -, .. __.. bul Cal1ol Quin1an1
Wilt; Joya•r POtd to ICOle Kn a.iM. btab an o.rur-13 · 8rlan Harvey replaced
11.....,_ with 1 tic· Eichhorn, Sol Wade .... on a .,,.lkinl two-nan pounder 10 ftnt and struck out
~i nale In ahe • Torn Brunanlky. Hal'\'cy finithed
1e .. a1h· lnnina for hi1 14th ave· 11 the Ansel•
Thunday nl1h1 11wcpt the thrcc"'lamc series.
u the California Joyner·~ 'ame-winning hit, o line
~It won their firth lttr1ight, 8 dnvc lo nght field , came after
3·1 victory thll sent the Boston Tony fusu1 relieved starter
Red Soll to their fifth con~ccutive Danny Darwin (2-3) with runners
loll. at first and third and one out in
Mark Lanpton (7·2) limited the seventh.
Bost~n ~o thre~ _hits o~er seven· The fint batter to face Fonas,
plus inning • triking out four and Luis Polonia hit a checked-swing walki~g three while winning for 9roundcr ba~k to the mound. Jack
the . ~uth time in h1 la l '>e\en r Howell was tagged out in a
deotta0ns. rundown between third and home,
Lanpton wa-. relieved by Mark leaving runners at second and
Eichhorn with runner'i on fir:i.t and third. Joyner followed with hi ri~t
econd and none out in the eighth. hit in three games.
t,
llngels ~chedu1e
H ot·hiuina Dave Winfield
taked the Anael11 to a 1-0 lead
with a solo homer in the fi~t
inning. h1 IOth home run of the
year and \i~th in ht last 10 game!>
The homer also tied Winfield with
Johnny Bench for 25th on the all·
time hst with 3 9. Graig Nettle i
next with 390.
With two out, Winfield drove a
1·1 pitch b) Oarwm deep into the
left-field ~at
OJeda silences St. Liluls bats, 1-0
By R B fallstrom
AP Soons Wrrt11
ST. LOU IS
Bob Ojeda
didn't fi nd
Romon
Martinel\ act
too tough to
follow .
.. rhc b.111 wa\ 1nk1n{! pr..:tty
gOO\I and today lall t"e fielder
.,_,ere in tne nght c;pot...: Ojeda
\a1d after \'Omhining with tw o
reliever'> on the Lo, Angele~
Dodgl'r,· 'lecond itra1gl)t four-hit
-.hutout '" a l·O \ICIOI) O\.ef the
~I. Lou1' C.1rd1r1als 011 I h1md,1)
night
lht· .,h,11t,ut "·'' the "Jau•m.tl
Leag11c-lt-.1drng \l>.th for Lo'>
Anµclc ... , "hu.:h lo,,crcJ 11:\ ni.1Jor
league-leading I· RA to .!.93 and
came a night niter Martinel be.H
the Card.n.11 .... ;:.o I he C.1rdmab
lead the h:.tgue in hlltmg. tiut
'cored only three run-, on 15 lull.
m lo-.mg two ol three ¥ames in the
t 'eric, and h.tve hccn hut cut in
four of their ht\I eight game'>
during th" homc ... 1.1,d
"In game' hkc tht), C\.Cr)' p1tch
can be the h.1llgame," OJed;1 i.u1d.
"It' Cllr.ipc1111on at 1t peak "
The Dodgers got only five run'
in the three gamec;, but for the
ccond straight Jlight leadoff hitter
Brett Butler scored the wi nning
run in the fir!>t. He 'lingled to open
the game, too~ third on Juan
Samuel's hit·and·run !-ingle and
cored on Chm Gwynn\ acrif1ce
ny off Ken Hill (5·3}
"I'm JU'>t trying to 'par~ the
club. get us going,· Butler .. aid.
"All I can do b go out there each
day .ind g1\.C II e\ef)thing l\c
&ot."
Ojeda (5·4} worked 711i inning'>,
hi longest stint th1c; ea on, and
won his lOOth game. Tim Crew
worked 11/J perfect innings for hi
third ave. Both Crew and John
Candelaria i.truck out pinch-hitter
with th e tying run on third in the
eighth.
Candelaria got Cr,11g W1I on and
Crews ended the threat by fanning
Gerald. Peri).
Ojeda retired the first 10 batter'>
before Owe Smith douhlcc.I with
one out .in the fourth 81..rnard
G1l~e\. followed with .tn infield
'ingle·. but Smith "a" unahlc 10
.1th ance •ln .1 ball "h<lft'>l<>p
Alfredo Griffin lteldcd near the
bag. Ojeda then retired Pedro
Dete, OttttoMnt, tlf'IM, alteTV
June 7 -at Chlcaoo 12 20 WG~
June 8-11 C~co 1120CI\ 11 WGN
June 9-11 Cllleago, 11 20CI\ 11, WGN
June 10-ll ClllU90, !>05Cll 11 WGN
JUllO 11 -ll Prtisbuf'Cll 4 35 C~ 11
{all g.imlS Oii KABC ~ 1901
Guerrero .ind 1 o<ld Ze1le to get
out of trouble.
f lill (5·3) g,11.c Up I\ htl\ in
eight inning . I k 'truck out Lit
and walked four
"It''> alwa> fru,trating when you
don't win. but ll hurti. a httle more
"'hen you pitch well and lo c,"
Hill aid "I started low tonight,
but l wa able to ptd. 11 up and
throw trike "
Jo e Oquendo went 2 for 3 for
the C.ardinal , ending a 2-for-43
slump. It wac; hi fir'lt two-hit game
!l1ncc May 5. ·
Dodger'> Manager Tommy
. u1 .. orda, who'>e son Tommy 'Jr.
died Monday, reiurned to the
helm after mas ing the first tv.o
game' nf the 'eric,. Dugout cn.1ch
Bill Ru"ell managed the team H1
l..:1,orda ·, ab,cnce
Area fishermen being rewarded
by near·lmit Catches at sand bass
~alt \\:tlCI (1 htng Ill CO .. t.11
\\iltcr ha' been producinJ near
l11n1t catche. of legal 3nd bt.1 s
tor angler' fi hing on
1;portftc;her.., opcr.1•111g out of
local landing'> and pri\<ll• ) 1Chl\
are ttl)o getting in on th1" good
fi hing. The hot bite has been 111
the J luntington Beach 0:111;
between the "pipe" and th<'
·outh end of the Oat'>.
111m11c
Outdoors
poke m.m George rdd1c of
Newport L.ind1ng (675-0550}
rcport'i that 'and ba-. .. are
moving ••round u lot .ind
'kipper' an.· h,1.,.1nl! to loc••te
choollt of b,,.,, by u"ng fi..,h finder' to read the
mmement of h h alons ,,andy tlouom,. Once a
'chool ,.., loc.1tell. a w:i<lc open hne can de.,.elop
with g01..ld number of quaht> f 1 h being ac..ked
and lots more hc:1ng rclea.,ed.
In ;iddition to th" "'idc open hate on ha~ , leg.ti
halibut and .1 few '"lute 'ca llit"> are being hooked
b)' angler' Weekend angler can expect full load
on 'lpOrl ho~ll .ind producing hot '>pol'> will look
hke Newport D.t) during the boat p.1rade, "' the
whole fleet v.tll be .inchore<l or drafting O\Cr
't:h<lOI\ of fced1n1t f"h
::J
A Pll""blc world 1ccord white en Oii\!> wo
cu ught '"'' "eek h) Al)\On Gillett of Costa Me n.
'I lw. ,Md lln~lcrctte \\i.l\ f"hing aboard the dclU\C
rm:lle -.portf1,hcr '"1 he (h," runnmg out of Dana
l;i rbor v.1th hu..,h.1nd l om upcr.Hing :t 'i~tpper.
1 ht'> angling team really ~no'' how to 'ah
water li-.h .ind .ti o own' ( .1hfornia lure in C'oi.tn
k ... o. where lhey m.1nuf.1cturc omc or the
hotte..,t alt w;atcr trolling lure' on the mar~ct.
Working .i drop off near the rock quJrl) at
C;11.1hn11 l'>l.md \1,-1th u li1.e ~miinc. riu,ed l)n a
'hd111g 1,inJ..cr. \l"'~>n hl'1okcJ into a Z ·pound se.t h,,,.., ll\hing \\tlh nnl" ~pound lei.I line and ll took
~-' mmutc tn I.ind th" grc.1t lighting c<1me It h.
It ,di go '\\Cll, ..,he: will h.1\C e'tahli,hed a nc\\
l111t• d.1" record fnr lwr c.1tch . ,...,.,
Kmg 'almon .ire '''II being caught in off <.horc
"ateri.. The Mh•cr) foh Jrc hc1ng located around
.;chool of anchovae ... otf \le"port' JCltie) and
o;0uth to Ali o beac.h. Mmt of the c.1tcties h.t\e
hcen made in the afternoon on t\1,-iltght hoat'>
running out of local landing> <wllh the a.,.erage
salmon we1gh1ng m the ~-to 12-p<:>und cla'"·
Breezing chools of bprracud.\ and '>Omc big
boruto arc also being ft'lhcd by the port fleet, but
the b11~ ha\ been low in dc,eloping Hopdull)
with "armer da~ and outhern currents mo .... mg
into 'outhland "·lier . thc..,e t\\o g.ime f1.;h will
bc:comc. more .1ctiH~. 1
Good ht'lok b.111 j, m;" 1va1l.1b~.a J.1tl~ ~·'''"
in 'IJcwport .incl D.rna. while I lununi:ton llarb<lr
boat.., .ire ma~111g a ,h,,rt run Ill I H 1rtxu tu get
a ~CllOp or l\\U 11f 'ctlO\ IC\,
0
No worJ )Ct on tuna lmHt' f\1r th1' 'ummcr
fi,hmg \Ca,un tiff Mn1co It\ '1111 hc1ld111g at l\\U
tun.1 per d.1v. \'Ith nCI mnrc th.in ..,jx on .an) lung
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San Diego arc \\Orkin l h.inl for a ltve r ... h pt:r d.I\
hnut ond hopetulh , hl'fure hluchn .ind )ellowlin
invade northern B.t1•1 water,, mnre hhenl hmit'
will be allowed
0
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thin~ he' ,good quarterback and for the last ptek
1n the draft, he''> a prett} good pick. After _havina
a In, Jefl. IA.ho \\cnt thr< ugh Irrelevant Week,
11'-; n C\pCnencc I'm ure Larry .,_,jll never forget.
He bcllc:r be prepared for the la t night ... the big
night of the ro~'t," San Diego' Bobb} Btalbard.
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Wichita St ate t ops Creighton, 11-3
By Tom Vint
AP So01t \\ r • c"'
O~tAI I\. eh \11kt Jone,·
four h11.., .ind four rnn' h.ittcd in
led .1 J4-h11 .11t.1d. 1h.1t c.trru.:d
\\ 1c..h11.a 1.11e tu .in 11 :J 'kw"
O\er ( rClf,hllln J'hur,d.t) nt!thi.
e.1rn1n~ the "lhoder' .t 'Pol
11pp1.l'-ttc: I '-IL 1n the College
\\mid "It rte' l h.1mpil10-.h1p game.
\\1thll.1 \talc (hli·l-l dcle:\ted
kllo" ~1 '"'Uri \ 1llc\ Conlrrcnlc
member Crc1·ht.1n («ii·:?~) eight
11mc' in •" m.1n\ 111cc11ng' 1h1'
\C.U and ... .':!-~-I Ill 1hc 1 ..... t '~\CO
\C,lf' I. tlll'l thl" DIUCJ·'''
l he: ~h\)1.ker' ... ceded thmJ.
meet 'o ~ l \L C'.t· I ) in the
title gamt at 10 a.m. PDl
~aturd.l) \\ 1ch11a S1,11c: and L L'
\\CrC e ,l(h unhc 1tcn 10 their
re pcc1t1.c hrJd;e1'I
\\ 1chtt 1 \tatc starter t-..enn1 c
All-tar volleyball
matche tonight
Hl "-I l~u I 0'1 Bb\l ll
lhc Or1n•e (lHtnl\ \1'lllc,h1ll
\II \t.ir fi.11ne. dc,uhle hc •• t,lc r
lc.tturing the lllp high '1.h\\f.ll
pltt\er,, \\ 111 he held ltlOI ht
heginn n!? 11 ti u'dod; 11 G1.,1Jen
\\ e'l ( olk C
Steen tfa al>-0 used tht '>1.m1fin.1I
nine-hit v1ctOf) to bec\)m "I( AA
01.,."ion l's \\tnntn!tc't pitchtr lk
'' l"·O. one wm better than frc,no
tate's Bobb) Jone'> (16<!). ~hn
"'d' 1·1 in the C \\ 5
Jones singled 1n .1 run and
'cored one. in the fourth .. htt .1
t\H1-run homer 1n the fifth ml
''"~led in a run anJ 'C'Ored
.inother tn the f!\c·run C\cnth
\\ achit.i t 1tc too~ ad, ant I;\:: ol
( retl'thton 'hJk.\ de ten l. I\' take
1.ont;ol earl . \~ tth tt \h I.er
k.tJing 1 ·0. 'L odJ Dnd rt '" I ' It
the fourth b' re 1ch1n • on Bobb'
L n~c:r·, cm;r A '"Id pit h nd
p.1"cd b;11l m ''ed Drc1tort 10
thmJ. lrom ~her\.' he 'lured on
J,mc,· '-tnl!k Jmlc" '~ rcc1 trom
'eC110tf J,t(l.'I Ill th~ 1110111" 011
l 1,llllll\ I tlm.1 ~ deep Lh Ill ecn1c1
lone' hit ha' ninth homer of the
\CM Ill th\.' tilth· 11ter (),m~
~1.ml,clh h id ' ogled
\\ 1dHt.1 \late cort'd f 1\-c run'>
11ff .Cr<: 1~hton ..iarter Mike
llc.Hhditt (I:·.') to brelS.k the
g.unc ''pen in the e .. enth Jone
•tngll. I 1n ht' fourth run of the
g:.m \wt l\1lCl<1ughan doubled
h1,mt t'A ' r 1n' ,ind Hall and
\\ unmcr c 1ch dded RBI sin les.
CrC"rghton 5'11red twice in the
Wurth on (had 1cConnell'..,,
'•H:r1fiC"C n, and Mi~e \lfcCaffem.
run·' ,>ring douhlt.. Ric Frechl;ng
1.:rfluntkd into ('Util pl:~ w11h
the bJt,c, londcd in the fifth for
< rc1 hh'n', 01her run.
I he Cll \CJ 1 I 1 ... 4 I on h.ind to
chcl'r th~ ht1mClll\\n tc m "'a" the
e vnd I rgcst in CW h1!.tOT),
ioppcd ont: b) th I ,106 "ho sav.:
r 1 ht on h1~t· u "' ~ J ~-inning
de~ ,,,on l o \\ '' h1t 1 <\tatc M•lnd,w
ntg'1•
BAROMI '4~rJ,:!-ucwnJtn t ikr • ut-h~"
rnnltdcncc in the ah1ht) nf the nc\\c..'tlme'"'
a~~ ...... ~--~~•-~~----:-......-,t J he •1rl)t t pen m.llter' .n b "1th
From 81
teJm are 'how1ng me the)'re re.id · to ph1y. l think
\ltC h.IH' the JXllcntial to put three trong cla~e
(ne·d \'ea{ JUntoril end 1-0phomorcs. a well a-. the
1ncom"ing freshmen) back to hack·to back. I'm
looking forwnrd to n hright future ''
1 he future is now tor en1m·to-he qu.1rtcrback
Rynn Bertoni, who w,I\ 1n'icrled in the starting role
mad way through last )C:.tr and led the '-C<>,on-endin •,
22 21 vu:tory u1.cr Mann·t with l\ltO touchdown pai.'>c"
,rnJ the g.1mc·<Ninnmg two prnnt ·con"-:rs1on Ptl" in
the 1111.11 '·1.omh
perrorm llll the nc'<t lc1.el.
~" '>t.ttter' return . <kh:n,M!I). the m3JOrtt. of
\\h1ch .ire 1n the elc,nd. I'\
"I real!\ feel •c'k''' 1~mt our ;;ci.;nnJJr)," Berg
'11d
~.lft lhr.1h101 •lllll l'ctc l~C\ 1111111\ ~ire hack nt in'ilk
h.tcker nd l·kr~ j, 'inl!1n • the pr 1"c' of 1un1nr·to·be
out,llk h.1dcr Mike C.11lh' "tic .11hh a ncv.;
llimc1Non Ill t\\u tkkn,c," Her~ C\pl. incd "I le\
h1g, ""' 1,1nd he hJ..c, to pl '' the •an1c.''
1\nnthcr drnn~e "' the \1,.1l:h10 • '' II in' 1l'c'
'l\t.11 tcrh11clo; guru D.11.c.: l'~nh.tll. w "'' "111 be the hc,1tt
\1l1'hllnltlrC l\,l1;h n '\I r,1fl
"there wall h • 1 \111.I \ 1th1llll hun. but (llllC1N\\:
rnt11th11.thn l I I.in~ ( c hr nc \\Ill h mdlc th1n~'
the h<•\' m tc:h .. 1.11ell 111 follt'" 11 ppro,·1~1.11t '' 7 '\O
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lkhH en m.u he,, lhe 'J)ell 1t\'''
"''II he .lllnwetl to p rt1c1p.ttc tn •
'>C~1ng clOtC\l \\Ith .1 number ol
pmc 11 "t ~ •
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5.epeed c~. tc*• ~ teoM 0t
t>uy, White wbltt top P'n•"1Ptng, 25' nlet
rutty 'ooded, COi phOM, upgroded wMel~.
'ear deck tpohf $575 mo lfM>M Coll •
1$9 )679 $23,500
For just $20 we'll run your 1x21~·· ad in our aut~
mottve MCtlon, with a picture of your car, for 3 con..
MCutlV9 Saturdaya. Copy mutt be aubmmed by
Wed.
Call · Candy NOW ., 642·5878 to
place your •d and get In on tf'll•
introductory oftefl
•· t hut urliftmg ml '10nlcthing to h111ld ('n," lkrll
, 11d 111 lhc 1'190 f1n,1lc . "Not l<lu m.in) tc.1nl'> win
their 111111 ~.1me. R)'.tn .and the rc ... 1 uf the tcturncr'
h l\C: .rc.tll\' u'cd l.l'l .. c.u "' 1 mnt1va11ng f.ador.
I hcv'rt 1.1~111s 11 ~~ 1 p~N111 ti 'h"llcncc h1 return tu
th• •l)pC Pl llllHC'" J"ount.11n \ .lllC\ hll h,1\1 Ill the
11r.1hh ind C11,1ch 1•cnh. II \\Ill h hie h' g1H· l'ur .----------~~-----1 The Automotive GI.Md• •P~•ra
~ s.turday.
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p;a't" ( 111cnt 'C1ph11mn1e C h11~ Bnoth 11nd ' nior·tci·hc
Bru111 !'\r1r1don11ff uc the l 1lan runntn blld:
c.11ahd.11 !(, 11h Sp111tlon11ft 1cturn1n her .1 vc1u
.,ir 1 1 con 1:1111 1tc on I l\l'h. II 11 b en cm ot
the 'oph 11Jll'' tc m' le nhn
gn n I s \\ C\ICnllcd tmn ,,, II ht
c11J le tturc" wmr.oncnt in the
Unron,· p ''" 11.11.:k, ••l. 1nlm tu Ucr • who ilsu
cited rc~~C•\Cr c nd1d11tc Bt~ 1n G 11, .. ftoc~.
< ouhc:rn ck n I l'urh 1m C.orb.1n
I he offcn'" lane ~•II lc.uur · 1umor er°" the
'ophnmMc' the.: u1d 11,c 1hr\ nct·,I hl ~c re.id\ '''
11nt11h111c to the ~ r 11 tn l\\O \C , .. ;· Her ' 1J
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be made on origWlal copy.
By .... .. ,, .... ..
NBWYORK -~P.,V.......
witb precede•• Tb.., ......... 1-rl••
Lcapc $42 million ol the 1190 ...._ 1191 ....._..
Lupe •1U pt from ~naioa.
In a ae¥en-paac deci11on, ~ rulld tMl .....
from both leapes would IUppl.J ..._.~far
the 1993 c:itpan ion draft anc1·;.&iat uy fUtun
cxpan ion money will be divided ~~ between aU
maJor lca4ue clubs. He also chllldMcl the lapea lor -
not resolving the 1 sue themselves.
I "There is much to be scaid, ~Illy in ._.U.
for following precedent and for .,...,.. bJ tbe I estabh hcd rule ," Vincent said. "On the otMr band,
I . the American League makes the good a~t thtit
•• the allocauon to the National League of the entire
S190 million in franchbc fee would ~riou1ty weaken
• the American League."
If th't NL hall kept all the money, each of its 12
• e>1.i ting teams would have received SlS,833,333. With
Vincent '" dec ision, each AL team will recei11e $3
million and e ch NL team $12,333,333.
NL owne~ d1scu ed the ruling during a telephone
conference call and reaction was mwted.
"We will abide by the decision and we are alad to
hnve this behind us," NL president Bill White said.
"I'm glad it's finally put to bed and we can get on
• with baseball," Reds owner Marge Schott said.
Vincent decided each existing major leasuc team
will give three players to the pool expansion clubs
will select from. Under the previous rules, each NL
team would have given ix players. This change must
be approved by the Major League Baseball Players
·~ ..... .. .. Via.a•• ..... ...,.. "U1'-·' .• ,, •• ODN°'wlHlf II die ..... OWW9llin ... _...., 4li1111J .... I • Jk•&JW It ... ,,,,,..
............ rA ............ .,.... to "" .... pll'OClaW . In..,.. ... to tldnll In tenM of t"9
~IDOdoftbe ..... " n. dhoa Ide .,.. •-• ot the ucaJatioil in
...... .... to 195 mWIOn 1 tam. When iba AL
ap1ndM in Im. TorcMlto paid S7 mlllioa aftd
Seenle paid 16.25 Wlllon. In 1969, Montreal lftd Saft
°'81D paid S 10 mlltion OllCh IO )cMn the NL and
KMlu Cay Md Wttla (now Milwaukee) p.td SS.SS
milllaa .,.. 10 ja'ie the AL
Vlnceat ippeated IO be &om over the issue, which
hu deePIY ~ dM l11pa for more ttml ' year.
"ne difficulty Witli the American rt.cague •.....-..t ii \Mt it folaa me 11 commiuioner IWIY
ffOlll the comllrdaa lftd re111Urina principles of law
a~d Of prece•aa i1110 lite cloady waters ot equily,"
Vmcent wroc1. "I • Ubd ... to allocate money to
protect the A...ncu Leape apinst serious harm
which cannoc ~be prawn."
Vincent uprelMCI di11ppointmcnt that the luaues ~re un.able to relOM the dispute without his
1nterventson and cloeed with 1 harshly worded
message to owners.
"The squabblin1 with baseball, the finger-pointing,
the tendency to see economic issues as moral ones ...
all or these are contributing to our joint fall from
grace," he said.
'
1'I fifth annual CIF loudalm Secdon
lolldlenl Callfomi1 HJlll School Oolf Colcl9al
~tlon llwi11tional Golf Touma ...... a will
be beld Thunday. Juno 27, 11 C.llfonit.
Coueu7 Cub 1n Wlllnior •
Tiit ptoeecdl arc to beeelll hip IChool pt.
nc '°""•' ·11 "aho4pMlmnlhle" wtah tour-
p1ayer tOlmt. ChcclMn time la I p.tn. wilh
~t•Mln1 time 11 2 p.m
1hc cnuy fee of SSS Includes a ~cue
dinn'1r, wilh dinner only pnccd 11 SlO. The
field hm11 11 I~ playcn •nd 1hc cnlry dcadhne
11 June 21. ContC)tt include 008C•t 10 the Pin
(Nu. 2, S, 17), Lonsc•• Dnvc (No 13) and
Mo\t Accurate Drive (No. 13).
Tee ponsonh1p i StOO nd hl\lf ice
spon~rsh1p 1 S50.
Players m•y cnccr u "ngle,, 1wuwmc1,
threesome' or rounomc~. w11h ull tompc1111on
ba9Cd on four-player tc1mi. e For more 1nform111ion, contact the CIF
Southern Scctinn orfu:c 01 (213) 860·2414 or
(714) 826·5390.
..,,., e l'or ...-....,_.loa, 11Dp bJ lM
Recrelllloft Dopan-• .. .515 Fanat A'¥C11~
bc:twe .. I a"" and ..,. or I p.•. IM $ p "'·
to lip ..,, or Qll f714) .i.:o716.
The Oranac Counry Cowboys or 1hc
C.~hfumle Hip·DCtcrt le•pc will be holdi111
1ryou11 11 cypte. Collete on Sawrdly, June
2111 3 p.m.
All playcrt 18 yean ofd or older uc
requested to brin1 c.lca1s and thor1s, but no
pads. The Cowboys 11rc \Chcduled to play four
a•mes.
•for more 1nforma1lon, phone Coach Tom
Montez or P1ul Mon1cz a1 (714) 220-0981 or
Coach One Fchscr al (714) 847-8890.
From North Orange County
From South Orange County
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I
642-5678
Gcrw1 ,ii 1002
"Prior Sal•Flre Falt.-
Out • Credit Turn-
Oown". New. auper • • •NK REPOI amenities 3BA 2•h Ba. "" no comparable• at
Know Aboul Bank $450,000, $35,000
Repos rig hi after the below appralsal,38 t
trualH Hlel For lrH LePerle Ln (15th &
Information call Tustin. Open S at &
833-0722. 8un t.e or for appt,
Ritz .Cove. oana Point, call 548·1347 or
cu stom home site. 574-7422 Ownr/Agt
Staall $795.000, low-O~n 1 10 5 SaVSun.
est price. atepa to 2710 Gannet Dr. 4BR
beach Owner/agent + lam rm. Very clean.
489-0502. L g c o r n er I o t .
WE BUY $385,000. Ownr/Bkr.
97~5099.
REAL ESTATE i--P-EE-K--A.--B-0_0_11 -
BKR HMl58 Win 2 Dinners
Balbo.1
Island 1006
CHARMING Weal end
2Br 2Ba. lrg grass
yard & patio. perfec t
lor rental or remodel
$595,000. EZ to show
631-0211 or 645·6188
Corona
ucl Mar 1022
COM Duplex 2BA tBA
ea. $499.900.
84()-4090 or 721-0885.
Open HOUH 1-5PM
on Sat.
QUICK SALE!
OPEN SUN., 1·1
Cape Cod town-
house with all the
extras In popular
Back Bay Village.
Private road eo-
trance. Immaculate
cond. Walk to Back
Bay. 2 mast, 2'h BA..
Celestory windows &
vaulted celllngs, FP.
Ille, POOi. Brlcijard. Reduced To
•2111000
2504 Back Bay Loop
Owner 650-7435
Broker coop.
r ~' • \', ( I • '
H• ,., · •
OCEANVllW
IPYOLAll 1111.L
i1 1'1
I ' : I I I ' 1 . ~ I I t I
DELUXE 2 + 2 TWnhM,
pvt patio, ga.r, yard,
nu car~•. yrty IM
MgOllble. 87s-oe:Je
H.111,,.,
f)' " I ' I ' j I l • I 1 l ) , ·
BHt poaalbla locetlon
with a fabulous ~.
Bullder'a own home
eteganlly cuatomlz.CS •
5 bdrm• ~ malda, apacloua famlly CU8TOM MOM•. Bal
kl1ch9n, form•I dining Penn Pt. 3/2,5. Yrly
rm, paneled study & $2200. Agt. 857-3998
large bonus rm. R•
duced to S1 ,&95,000
OPD UT/IUN 1.S ''Tft.ry 11
VERSAILLES
AT WHOLEIALI
Investor owned untta
being sold under mar·
ket. All In premium
quiet locatlona.
18R Penthouse S 133K
2BA Corner. S171MIOO
2BR Dual Mair . I 188K
Buy •II or one. Call
844-7211 for viewing
• \~I t ¥ '·
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l ! 1 I •,"' .r , \'
, .... lileh 28t 28a.
trpfc, w/d, d{W, 2 prk
ape, new pnt. Avt 8/1.
11295/mo 875-tee:J
....... CetMle nr
beach. new carpets,
lg dbl gar11g9, Wfd
hkup. A9k for Paut
$1450/ mo. 840-5324
Cute 28r 29a house,
frplc:, new cpl, no
peta. 708-A Avocado.
11095/mo 81&4134
FUAH. SUMMER rental.
18A 1BA, eJCtre clNn
W/O, gar. HOO/mo.
844·7220 or 784-n81
.IA8MIN• CR••K
Ocean vi-. 3Br 2Ba.
ape. Avallable July.
S2900+•ee. 721-9547
Custom home alte. 4 12 f========='I ~"<lfl,
r.',C.,!H Ill' f i.,
Prime COM, 2BR 2BA
hH w /yd a fruit trMa.
overtk ocn et Lookout
Pt. 11480. 115-9871.
Hazel, COM. Buck
Gully, o cean views
possible. 10.000 •Q ft
101. S51 o.ooo Existing
2BA 2BA c ollage.
John 721-1118
OLDE CdM Duplex,
appr61e 4000 •Q ft.
$3200 m o In come.
Seller motlvaied. Sub-
Fount.11n
Vtllh•y 1 o l4
mit all otfera. Asking •'4t Dflll' .....,.
S630,000 Agl 876-2135 38r 28a. :V neigh·
Cos ta Mesa 1 024
SUPER
Location for buay
profl 2BA 2BA condo
Nora Higgins Realtor
499-5485
borhood. on big lot.
1229,500. Call Onr/
8kr 499-4835 NOWI
Hunt1 nqfrir<
Bt>;H Ii : I ).Jl)
. • ' • J. ' . ( I >I 1 HI I () : I • , I 1 t '·' l I r 1 ' 1 ~ t I 4 ~ dt•I r,1,,. ,'IJ22 1 BA apt, n... crpt & llWORT HEIQHTI Sharp & apacloua Hbr VU Hm, 48A, lam 'h OFF IST MONTHI
28,. 1 ~B• twnhme rm, f/p, comm pool/ Spacloua 2BR 1 V.BA
wtth W/O, pvt patio, ten, nr •hopping, twnhme. $950 mo.
pool, carport & lndry 12100/mo. 759-5011. 900 SH 1..n 844·2811
paint, etove, patio,
f)flcng, lndry rm. 1550/! mo.131 ......
18R Bech. apt.. din.
t•bl• & refrlg Quiet, l
S595/mo Incl utll.
non/amkr. 848--4253.
WESTaAV APTS
l1IO Of'F MOV£·1Nll
•SEVEMl LOCATIONS.
Attractive Apia with
r.ool/apa. Beautlfully
andacap<'d setting.
Sorry, No Pela
McLAIN ENTERPRISES
FEATURES
EXCLUSIVE
BEACH & COUNTRY
CLUB COMMUNITIES
t • 2 & 3 Bedroom
Apt• w/frplc. w-1 bar,
m 1c;o, w/d hkupa,
central air & garage
w/e•tra storage. All
malnte11ance Incl.
f11c. Sorry. No Pe'' LG tuJC abr 2ba 1100 af, 1 BA rear unit, avall
see5 Cun II 780-5000 2 pvt matr aultea-2 lmmedl Pvt patio,
deck•. nr Wclltf. No sunny windows, ·car·
pet $950 la•. 840-9408 port, S7S5/mo, 2 yr
Bachel<>f , 1595
1 Bedroom l880 8eelU•ed eree. 2BR
2in11A twnhome. Attch
gar., ltplc, W/D hkup,
comm pool, apa, ten-
nla $1150. M arilyn
Metro .. Bkr. 845-19115
THIGAUIRIA c.... ............
2&3 Bdrm. 2\.'\ Balh,
beautiful townhomea
In serene garden aet·
Ung Terraces. nr•
places, fun MICUl'lfY,
w/d hoottupa, cr.,.,ed
garages. t • mli. to
beach. N9ar t7tt-St.
shopping and · fr••
way. •u .. atantlat mo..-ln altc-,.,.ttee
wf t·vr laaae. 848-441.c
HtJnf ':'•'I
BP, I' ' ,'' 1()
2BR w/gar, n... cpta. fncd yard, water pd.
Call 9-5PM. 838-4120
27' O Delaware D 1755
lr'JllH' .' 1 ·1·1
N• '"' ..
Hi',I ' ''"I
2BR 1 V•B• 178l
Ud<> Isla 3Br 2Ba + IH Evea !M8-3375
maid rm/ba, 2 patios. 2Br t ""'B• twnha•apt
Ip, OR, FR. 3000 a/l. IC>f IH 8111na, lrptc,
1-aty '2375 IM 549-5407 pvt patio, gar, no
1 BR. nrep!ace. coble.
pool, patio, garage.
No ~ta. 399 W Bay
$875fmo. ~S7
a8R tN COTTAG•
W1aher/Oryer hkup,
patio & carport $795
2BR 2Ba S88f
2250 Vanguard 540-9829
Bachelor
2BR 1\4Ba
t31 E 18th St Sorry, no ~··· FAC'M 11 ,295/mo LIDO t•L• Urgent! ~ta 81k to bch &
Muat 1 .. 1 3br, 2ba hm •ho P •. Av I 7 /1 • TttE NEWPOM MARINA
no.o919
FNffWAY ms II BIG~
~
Walk 10 bch & tennla. S1100d o. 875-8472
No pets. $2700/mo. 2Br 2Ba, llv/dln rm
A\11 now. Bkr 4""3400 frplc, rear un" $12751
Udo Mobile Hm P1rk mo • StOOO. Jetf 528-
Pvt ~ech, "·•P• to 8185 Of Lii 723-151 '\
No ~ta 722-8294 28A 1 v.aa S830
2BR 1 BA upatra. lndry. 28A 2h $880
gar, new pnt. No pet• i 51 E 211t St ~2408
On EICS.n St. 1750/ WESTFIELD APTS
mo ... ti•" 85<>-e29'1 $150 OFF' MOVf-'411 New Studio Apt. flp.
water 11100/mo Uta, airy, lg, 2br, 2b• t
17~ den. Frplc, 2 blka to 28R 1 UA, gar. patl:>, Beautltully Maintained kitchenette. akyllght,
H 1111·· I
~ 1 1 • r 11 1 1 • 1 1 1 •
bch St400fmo yrty.
31 o~ 1r11. 878-2238
t200 IPICIA&.
UNIQUE APT,1.0FT
1BR tBA, 1BA/loft,
l/p, encl gara, pool,
Jae, blllard room. 393
Haml"on 14~11 .
SI" MOVll U IN! Large 1 Br Apta. PatlO,
covered carport, p00I,
lndry rm. gaa water &
lra•h pd. Luah land·
seeping.
142·1401
lndry rm, ffp. blt·lna All Ulll•tlH Paid u\11 pd, grt at ., ..
No ~ta 1795/mo 2112 So,,y. No Peta '4911mo • ..._.110
tetn st. 841H074 ~~~a:' 64:!: NEWPORT HEIGHTS
2BA 18A, alngl• ga-1 Br apt, M'N crpVpnt
rage. 383 E 18th St Cllrport, pool. $500/
1750/mo + deposit. mo.._ depoatta 84&-4664
_N_o_pa..__t•_· _'4M __ 27_3 __ • NO llCURln DIP! N•wflloRT P•N•N·
3 BR. 2'h BA Town· Ownatrs 28r tBa, lg 8ULA Nice 18r tBa,
houae -atyte. 2 car yard. encl gar, no steps 10 behl Oar,
gar, w/d hkupa, prl· ~ta 1750. Same unit $725. Ev .. 648-4122
vate backyard. pool, t /lg b lcony spa. $1050/mo. 2233 $~~.· ~21 C~eltam SMALL 2BA apt $8501
Falrvt-Rd. 541·7001 24°"8757 or 661 •3208 mo. Utll. pd Cell Jim
3BR 28A, ¥ame rr.e. or June (2 1 3)43~2113
Encl patio, carpon. Nr or (213)437·1942
occ. No pate. 1875,
S300 dep. 24 t-0780
E'Sld• am 1 BR duple•.
H 11r1!1r1qt,lri
H ;irtHnir 't>·ll
Frplc, lndry lac, patlo.1---------
no ~t t pera only MNT. MRalll OD
1595 • MC &45-7234 1BR, 1BA, am~
••atD•, nr Nw~e bldQ Ml6. 21 "9ta 2br. 1ba. lndry, 4539, 213 848-8857,
carp0f1 1725fmo No 213-688-8953
~ta 219 & 271 18th1 .. --------1
Place 844.-0452 evea
Ir v 1111 • 't. I EASTSIOE 18A 1BA.
patio, o•• • water Incl Walk·ln CIOHI. 28A 1BA ,,.., UCI w 0
1585/mo 845-5653 '•frig. pool, tennis,
•A.Ta ID. t. R carp.or!. No pele.
APT G S950 mo &4o-9459
• ar•o• No
peta. 1850/mo. C•ll U.C.I.
722 .. 711
EASTSIOE 2BA 1 ~BA,
relrlg, 'gH & wnter
Incl Frplc, carpon
se;s1mo 845-5153
EASTSIOE 2BR IBA, lrg
llv rm. refrlg, carpon,
ga • & water Incl
1760/mo. 845-5153
GOOD LOCATION!
S2000PP
Large 28R 1 ~BA
townhouse, lndry
room, patio, all blt•ln•
M2&fmo.
2071 THUAIN
Wlthl" welkfng dla-
Mince 18R •tarting Ci•
$700
MOV•ln Bonu• 1100
or 3 Day Mexico
Cruise Und9rground
parking, refrlg, apa,
paol. Pvt balconlaa
Apta ahown week·
days. evenings a Sat·
urd1ya Call P•T
714/894-t •3•
Nr>\'1fl• 'r •
H1· Ii' ,'I !,'I
South C1).l'·'
M Ptr1) ,1hH6
•IPACIOUI•
-Lg 3BA 28A, garage.
f/p, D/W. Cloee to So.
Coeat Pleu $975/mo
505 Sunftolfljer
CENTAUR MGMT.
MJ-2.281
CM Ea:lt, non/amkr,
fut1y empl, k" & lndry,
phone & cbl hkup, Avt
lmmed. 848-8405
,1l .t f I(• I I
n.·r11.i1·, .' ,·.)2
28A deluH twnhOUH.
lum, ml to bch Full
amen Avt June thrv
Aug 51350/mo 990-7688
Allordable weekly
boach ront•I F.I Morro
Moblle Home Ptrk,
aleepa 5 714-770-
9824, 499·4874
BAL PentNB Spec b•Y·
front view, lg 2Br 28a,
prkng, pallO, 880 on
doclc Wkly 573-e&e>e
••SMARfll M•W•R M2·2.281 • Udo lele ... emod up.
2BA, bnlne 1795/mo LMQI ... S711 atra, 2BR 2BA. flp,
COM 3Br 2\.<\Ba, ocean
view,~. tennis, MC
gate Av all July '·Sept
1 S3000 mo 840-1931 C•t OK Cell Pam, Agt .... n llcfO, d/W, 11)50/mo
&4e-MIO Cal N1-40ll ... 720-teaS
;cLllM & GUl•T• La ............ ,,.
2BA 1\hBA, carport, 8ltl Oar, ,,_ decof. •2llMUI S7IO•
pool 1700 Cm OK. $875 1039 Valencl• •1IDIUI "°°* Cell JIM 94e-9507 831·7M4d, "3-1H2• FrtQ, OthW9hr, stove
•D'lux 28A 2BA, clean, LOV£LV uppef' Tri.pl.. Incl No peta IM&--4155
qu ... , etorage, D/W, 2BA 2BA, gar, kite, •Eattbluff 28r 28a, •roe clONta. ger999. 1nory Blt·tna. $175 fl'plc, pool. cotn w1d, 2
M50 No pat 840-2495 873-8111 , 455--1184 carparu, xtr• etorage
•Do you need to clean NIWLY DICO••T1D 1195 No Pet 122.-011 2br tba? oer-. new "" ..... -T •™t ... i .. a D/W -•-2BA w/gar, blllna. yd. ............ ....... -cpt, • etorage. Wtr Pd 139-4120 e-5 Unique 2·9"f, ocean
1150 No Pet 840-2495 2919 Senta Ana J ... '7&5 vtew, HA 28e, 2 gar, •UITllDI• 2437 Orange A~ c t1IO 11850 l!vea 84.,...122
SIOO OPP 1S7t Ofenge A~ A 1740 1 ILK TO ICMtUY
L • r g • 2 • .. 1 ~ &e7 VICIO!la A nu 38R 28A, O/W, perk·
townhH. l"rplc, D/W, Ing, 11228/mo yrly •
g1rege, p1tlo, lndry NPT Hghta duple•. 2Br Call 115:.etoe
CORONA DllL MAil
Charming 3BA 28A
furn ha• Walk to
beach Avt 111 ·8/30
:~~ or mthly 875· or 743-1451
Weetlly Rental•. On &
Off Beach, From
1500/wttly. Property
MN Altr•. 842·3850
H·' 'I '
',! ' .· l
lll1••a11 01 A H l lR
Wll-MtOM'H ... ..... .... ,.e ........ ~
uo --'!Oii• ••7-4000 rm .. IO/mo. 181. PV1 P•llo. ~· 1 IR••-2'17 OAANOI! AVr! O•' No Pet• Na5' ...v •1390 U1tlt pd. Fam nf
CE.NTAUtlt MQMT mo OCHtn Sat/Sun 1· l lapa to beech, Qa. amkr, C10 pate :IBA
t42·21H 4, 321 Opie M7·4211 raQe, patlO A91. f<M. 28A 10I AVOCldO 18
R•NT POii tiOO Otta T"'-PrudenUat CdM 175-H34 •UITI•• Roomy t ., tea apt C.allf<>fnll( Realty 40 .. outgoil'g empl'd
Utdrm MeO/mo Incl .. gar off Npt 8tvd & 29,. 19A, f/p, gar, dah-prof N 9 P'•m aht rn~
ga.t , Wiil« & gerage tlth Mutt ... to •P· "9hr, -lk 10 bch OeluJCt AC turn 4BA
NO peta. 1ui lld•n precl91• Tony. 84&-3e1h It 112001mo. b4lckbay twnhm.POOI/
&41-71M tt22: Jay 2t,......IS3 213 ~~IOI. a" lennl• MCUtlty
lpec:.tout, 28" t 8A, 1 a~.&QI ..... gau1ge I have a cat
Coete Mae1. dOW"· ~ ""'' •• IA~O + utif, l~Sl
...,., UOO/rno 0. .. ... C M To atw 18,. 2 aty
f1Mt740. 2 aorm •"' llA -l1MO UtaA twnhM ape, yd,
WWITMY A"I , adrm, 8A ..,. f,p, Pflcnv. non """'
1110 OPf' MOYE·INll D!l!r N 141I01 .. ~llmo lM•Nll
'"""'"' poof, ...-. C'*"""tl IM, f1p , It COM,....,.."'°"'., ...
pdoe, 9'"'9 pMllng llM,. HOO "'*· '*'1 In ...... Mt a. home 8otry.No ~. 9ft'lllre AWi 1/1, new...._, M1P 11001
-.-llflll~mw M40 ?!l:!!?O mo o.wtc1e. 11M711 , ••• ,Mm... 1..e.•01 .... -, ....
IM t '41 .. I?... ~ "" ... I .;: Clm. IO. 'OP Pell.
lllf' ,.. twnhs t'4() ..-: 9001 Meo "'9 lpHIDIM, f p, ..., ... ,
126 c.... .... ,.,.. ,,.,..,., flit ...... ,'° ,., ...... 1 ... ,.
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Needed room 10 rent ASAll' In COM • .._
-no.e121.
( ) 'f l '
H1· • .· ;,1
E'SIDE CM. Sete dHr1
••note on P"" alley.
N.., Tua11n & 20th.
1115/mo 873-3800
COSTA MESA. 20IC27
STOR,GE AREA 220
I 1 .' '' .. ' '
<Jf'f"··t11·:, .°''u1 . . * t
-outlata Air prffaure. 1100K ~ ""'Y coi-f Ouhe arH S4W784 laterallud. 'for auto
N r Hoag Hoepllat, ftoorlng. 15'6. Int pd
2<hc20, enclo19d, t4' monthly. Into 831-t120 high S 130/mo 538-
•
31 ee after 8pm Deel9ner·faahlon clothlng.fabtic. Ne.c:ta
fl1 ;•. 111 '.', I )f', I
l)I J 11 ·II! , ',°f ,q
corp. aponaor to d~
vetop product. Kelly
159·9391.
MO 720, 10081/F 1111~ Wfftcllff. NB.
Ag1 64 f ·5032
EARN 18" on S25K lo
S 1 OOK. Investment
•mortlzed over 2 to 3
yrs. For Info 1531.0759
CATALINA VIEW M<1111 ·v
Hl-RIH Office-17th &
lrvt,,..CM·From $500/
mo (F.S 0 .) FrM
gerage parklng.Clu1 A
Aob9it Contant-7141
722·11100
1 () [ < 1, 111 , '' I 1 ·1
•WIDOW KA8 ••• for
T0·11 $20,000 up. No
credlbo' No paMtty Call
OtMclll As 49'M&l5 NOWl
VIEW waterfront offk:e ALL tyDH ol toana
for tease, 400 aq ft al avallallle. Land/con-
S 1.57. Slip avall Avlon atructlon, hard money,
Yacht Salee. 842·2827 equity Can Bryan, 1·
8()().339-ttf87
('• •P'P'<'rf· ll
P;np.·rt, .'.'/8
FOR&Ull
-.._nlftd In a n1en
Major debt consollda·
tlon Up to S30K guar
1-eoo.2~.ooee 7 dya
AWO• I lOO If SISO "'° 413e1~ E 171h !'t. C.M.
845-8523. 819~
C.ah loans from $5K lo
SSOOK. Per1onal or
bualnaaa, debt con-
aolldAUona. Bad credit
FOR LEASE: Approx OK t/80()..553-8082.
tOOO aq ft unit. 2085 M••D••? H'6. Ac·
Placentia, u.,ntt 4 , ceptt•d. Why wait? Got
Coata MaH. 7 _3.,..993 out of debt nowt Pera
Good car lot, bHI loc bu• & debl coneollda·
In 0 C Big comar lot tlon loans um• day.
Harbor BIVd S3K·S 100K. Open 7
850-575•. Daya. Llc/bond'td
1..80().45e-0110
fricta). )un~ 7
Rudtrs "rilt: "Ytiu 1.1lk 11bout
1lmu t C\CI')' " n. hut .ipp;ircntly you
dl\hkc A14u.1r1u\ I ""' 11n Aqu.man,
•nd I ch.illengc )0\1 10 "'Y vimcthang
.1"cmt my \lgn!" -Eleanor . 11\g1ver,
LakclanJ, 1111. Rc,ron'<e ,..fore
il\lroluaen 11rc !lorn under Aqu•mus.
Mure Aqu;uhm .m: an v.Hnlu\ h.ill \
of r11mc AquArllln\ Pl>'..C:" v.ry \('II\.::
o f humo r, arc: proarcH1vc.
tntcllcctu11I, unnrthoo n , ch.1rm1ng.
a11r11cll\C:, conlrn\-cr 1111 lnl'luJc·
J11ck I cmmon, C 11rol Channing.
Nurm1rn ~1.itlcr, RoMlc.l Rc.1 •.in 11nc.l
llnnk A.11on
ARI S (M imh 21:Aprll 19). You
act your own "'"Y· pcrh•P' 100 much. '°', \<10n Kcy 1 to hi: \clcctl\'C,
dueram1nfttlng . F.mphasl\ oll
pcHonahl)'. rolor red, oll1l11y to
arme al 11n\wct prcviou I hidden
Pa'ICC\ rcpr\:~ntcd
TAUIW (April 20·M:Jy 20):
lnc.l1v1du.AI, hvp1n1 ICl \1<1 I (l'i'Clr.
placu burden on your 'houlJ.cr.
You're provided clau1f1cd
anfurm11t0n \\h11 10 do "-Ith 11"
Chcd; J~.1Jhnc. r~p.1rl to pr<lpc:r
1u1hm111c Caprac:om tnYO~~d.
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of )our lonJc\l de ire\ bc(om •
1c • .i111c1 Vou g.un wide n11J1rnc<'.
~rwMI fl(inmn' npand 111 dram;allc:
la,haon f·Ol'U\ nn fr1cnth. h11pc\
.al'l1hty to ulllllC JHIWCf\ of
p..r1uu1on Winrter!
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dtlatl\, rdcrcncc\, P•"t perform·
.intC\ I cs.ii m.11lCf\ dom1n.a1 e,
1ndud1n11 'pccaal acrcemcnts,
p.ir1ncr,h1p, cuc1pcu11 .. c efforts.
m.1rra1&c A ccept inv11<111on 10
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on amruhc Oom c\1 1~ l\llUC\
1n\\1M:,1 Occl\k.ln mal.lc rnn~crnina
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1ndcf)cndcnc:c, c:rc:u11v11y, ~tylc.
>O w1ll1n¥t1C:•\ 10 i>l:&in J1ffcn:nl pro1cc.t.
I 11n11r c111ph11 1 un c"t er. prc;11ac.
pronrn1111n. I o\C rclatll1n,hlp
"c11111a. po 'IMy cc1ntrc'l\CrM•I
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conrctn1n1 puhl1,h1na, travel,
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11 f'IKlf 10 f> pm Q11c11ton fill 1nh1
phi, • ru11I H~'olvc:1t ln1u111vc
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on "llllutlon 11' my,1 ry rcl111n1 10
fwnd• lndmdu1I ck 1n xuu N<k "'°"" .-11 hout ron111h at" •n 0 m "'
pfll}'\ role •
Earn EXTRA MONEY
working part-time
um ........
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TMTMllY
PHILll
f)' ' •.
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Champa Pedigree
$450 714.e.18-eeM.
SHEL TIE PUPPIES
AKC. Adorable, tovlng,
2M, 2F. fuH collars
1300-1350. 7to-ee77
YOUNG Female epay.c:t Tabby cat ne.c:te good
home Very aweet.
548·9438 0'557·5722
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four tcrombled words be-
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tamps, much more .
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210t E Ocean Btvd ....
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and phon9 ekllla re·
qulr•d to aall growing,
local nawapt1par
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TODAY'S
CROSSWORD PUZZLE
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9 Laeagna
iogieowit
t4 A.ancraa
1S Baby' I nutM
18 ProtactlOn
17 Plant part
'8 Rqtt now (of
TV Pl'ogrwntl
20 Jog
2t Ne11t to Ga
2.2 Grlf\Oing tool
23 CMean !*Ill•
2S T Ike part "' 27 ColtecCION
29 Nevat1ve WOfd
30 sriop 9¥«\t
34 Map lbbt
31 Indian 1t•t• ,. Dowt .. leel
39 t8th..century
8'1tlll\ king
42 -o.-1ay
'3 Concur
44 Ne11t 10 C.n
45 T .. gl'I
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47 At flflt
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e7 -out t9de away
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3 O\Jettl typa
4 Pwtor~
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8 -Zola
7 SDIJ!hWn Cll)
I Artlele
9 Tempo Miiar
10 -and c;raftt
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13 (nglllf'I
~ 19 P1nn.ele
24 PhaM M Stoc>watch
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30 -on urge to
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dirac110n
32 E~part
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34 Galetanout
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35 Unesp+rete
37 Oiacolof 38 OericSes
40 -Of ftM
lrom
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41 Ptltlt •111*'1
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53 M'*' 9'gnl
54 Golt hLtlfd
65 ~.-.:-on . e 0
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59 Curlte
12 Ent"..,
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• ........ , ..... POl'S OF POSIES, '°8 doing buslneN ~ .. AC D, 7451 Wemer
, ........... South Bevffonl, e.lboa Is-PET GAZETTE, 427 E 11'11 VII. .. H, Hunllngton
the fo1ow1ng ~ 1r1 19'\d, Call( t2te2 St 1235. Co1ta M.... • c.lf. 11147 ~ 11. AM Elizabeth Pender, 749 Clllf 92627 c.k:orD. 7155 !. Hempden
solUTIONS B1lbo1, B1lbo1 Island. Keren LM o.mco. -'ve Sfe 505, o.m.. co
·US E. Bekll' Suite c: Calif 926412 SUnri11 C1t., Cotta Mela, f'"I 1 b I eo.ta ....... Calll. tMM o.nn11 Vin Ptndlf, 749 Caltf 92527 ". UI Mii II con-
•JamM A. Pll'eyra, 24 c.n-B1lbo1. Balboa Island, Jack Demeo 382 5uMM by. "'lndMdual .., ~ Laguna Mgu.I Calif. 92ee2 Cir.. Costa • M.... Callt The 11gl1tr1nt(1) corn-
'Celi!. 92tTr ' Thia bu1ln111 11 con· 9:M27 menc9d lo trenuct buel-
• Joanne E. P1reyr1, 24 ductld by. hu1bat)d llM This busln111 11 con-Ul'def thl Flc:1"1ou1 <:enter Court Laguna wife ductld by husband and 8uslne11 N1m9(1) ljlled ~.Calif. mn Th1 r1gl1trant(1) com-wife ' boYe on: Mey 14, l"1
'•l.llrry Mrozetc. 2144 Via mencld to transact busl· The reglatrant(I) com-A Laklnakl
"gufli, San Clemente, neu under th• FlclJllous menced to tren..et bUll· Thia 1t11ement w11 fll9d .catlt. 9:M72 Bu1lnH1 N1m1(1) Hated neu under th• Flclitlous lh1 Coumy Cient ol
This-bu1lne11 11 con-•Abovepond: May 15, 1991 Bus nHs Nam1(1) ll1tld 1~noe County on Mey l4,
lfuctld by· 1 general part· nn •n ., abo 1 on· M e 1991 ""1
• nershlp ' This 1tate1Mnl WU flied Kai~n ofiiri:J ' ff4M1110
Th• r1glatran1(1) com-~h the c County Clerk of This sta11m1n1 wa• fllld Publlshld Orange Cout
'menced to trannct bual· 199~• ounty on May 8, wilh the County Clerk of Dally Pilot M1y 24, 31,
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under the FlotltlOIJI , ..... 2.. Or1ng1 County on Mey 7, uni 7, 14, 1991
UI n111 Nam•(•) lillld .. ... 1991 F-498
abolle on: May 1, 1991 Pubtlahed Or1nge Coost F4e3400 ---------
J1m91 A. Pereyr1 Delly Pilot Mey 17, 24, 31, Pubhshed Or•""'"' Cout This statement wu fllld June 7 1991 · ·.-
with the County Clerk of ' F~72 Diiiy Pilot May 17• 24• 31• PUBLIC NOTICI
Orange County on May 18, June 7, 1991 1----------1991 F-473 TH .. 0..-..
'"'94342 PUIUC NOTICE Ne. 11un .. a Publllhed 011ng1 Coast1---------TruetM ....
Diiiy Piiot M•y 24, 31, 1908M "'IUC NOTICE No. •101 .....
June 7, 14, 1991 Tl NO. 110149 TITU -o-Retetenoe Ne.
F·501 NOTICE OF "'" '"'" UNIT No. 17 _______ ....;.__, TRUITa•'I SAL• NO. 1a4 uo1 NOTIC• Off
NOTICR TO TIWS'RE SALR TRUSTH'I SAL&
PROPERTY OWNP NO. HUa.P YOU ARE IN DEFAULT PUILIC NOTICE. YOU ARE IN DEFAULT ... ,....llCa NO. NDER A NOTICE OF DE· .. 7.... NDER A DEED OF WUSllMWE INOUENT ASSESSMENT
NOTtC• TO RUST, DATED AUGUST NOTte• Off ATEO 11t18 90 UNLESS
CRaDITORI O' 18, 1988 UNLESS YOU .TRUSTD'S SAi.a OU TAKE ACTION TO •ULK SALR AKE ACTION TO PRO-YOU ARE IN DEFAULT ROTECT YOUR PROP·
(l•CI. 8104, ECT YOUR PROPERTY, IT UNDER A DEED Of TRUST ERTY IT MAY BE SOLO AT
8101 UC C) AV BE SOLO AT A PUB· DATED 04f05fet. UNLESS PUBLIC SALE IF YOU
._. he~ No: IC SALE IF YOU NEED YOU TAKE ACTION TO NEED AN EXPLANATION
Notice 11 hereby given lo N EXPLANATION OF THE PROTECT YOUR PROP· OF THE NATURE OF THE creditors of the within ATURE OF THE PRO· ERTY, IT MAY BE SOlO AT PROCEEDINGS AGAINST
named seller that 1 bulk EEDING AGAINST YOU, A PUBLIC SALE. IF YOU OU. YOU SHOULD CON-
sall 11 lbovt to bl made of OU SHOULD CONTACT A NEED AN EXPLANATION TACT A LAWYER WYER OF THE NATURE OF THE On 06128(9 t 11 11 :30 ~ow 111111 ducrlbtd On Friday. June 21st 1991 PROCEEDINGS AGAINST A M.. STATEWIDE FOAE·
The names and busineH t 9:45 a.m FIOELITI NA· YOU, YOU SHOULD CON-CLOSURE SERVICES 11
addrlHH of the Hiier ere· IONAL TITLE INSURANCE TACT A LAWYER. thl duly appolntld Truatff
Vernell Laurance, CRYSTAL OMPANY, 11 Trustee. or On 06/14/91 11 10:00 under and pu11uan1 to No-ucceuor Trullff 01 Sub-A M., FORECLOSURE !Jee of Delinquent At ... •· ROSE LIMOUSINE. 2182 lllutld Truslll, of lhel cer· CONSULTANTS, INC u ment, Recorded on 11/18/ DuPont. Suite 20. llVlne, CA 92715 1ln Dffd of Trust executed the dUly appointed TrultM 90 II Document No 90-
Th• location in Cahlomia Y Frances E. Gonzales unde1 end pur1u1n1 to ~ Of Officlll R.eofd•
of the chill executrve office nd Alice 0 GOlules hus· Dffd of Trull Aecofdld In the offlC9 ol the R• of the seller 11 N'A A• nd and wile. and r• on 04/17/89 u Document corder ot ORANGE Couf1t1, hsted by the 5111.,, 111 ordld August 24, 1988 as No 89-198924 Book Page Cal1forn1a, PfOperly owned
nstrument No ~22449 Of Othclal RtcCN'ds Kl the bv TERRANCE J RAGAN other buslneu name• end t 0111c1a1 Rtcords ol Or· olflCe of the Recorder or AND SHEIL.A RAGAN WIU.. ::~~~~:in::=: .;:rs:,': ng1 County. C1hfornla. ORANGE County, Callfor-SELL AT POBUC AUCTION
lore the date IUCh 1111 WIS nd pursuent to that Cir· ""'· executed by OIMUTH TO THE HIGHEST !MODER
lln1 or deltvtrld to the n Notice of Default ther• WIJEMANNE AND MANEL FOR CASH. (~ayable at
buytr ere· :J94tB South nder recorded Ftbruary WIJEMANNE HUSBAND time ol salt 1n l1wful 1, 1991 as Instrument No ANO WIFE money of thl United
BrlllOI No 1•9 Senta Ana .·.--.'-'-0~7,,,. 164 of Oll1c1al WILL SELL AT PUBLIC Statn . by cash, I eathlll''I
Ca 92707 ecoras of said County. AUCTION TO THE HIGH· checil dlewn by I stall CN' edr::ni:.~-:f t~':' bulln:,~s II under end pu11uant to EST BIDDER FOR CASH, netionel bank I ch&ck
PAAK·HELENA C~ORA· id Dffd of Trust self el (payable al ttme ol sale in drtwn by a NII or llderal
TION 701 s Parktr Stieet bhc euctlon for cash. lawful money of th• United crldlt union or a Check
Sule 3500 Orange CA aw1ul money ol 1h1 Unit~ I States by cash, 1 cash•ei's d11wn by a 11111 or federll
92668 · · Stetes or Am9r1c1, 01 an 1n-check d1awn by 1 state or nv1ngs and loe.n assocll·
The 111111 to bl sold 111 llrument u pro".'ded lor ~n natJonal bank. a check tion. salrlngs •HOC:lllion.
desc bed 1 . 1 Ml Code Section 2924h, drawn by o s11118 or federel or Hlling1 bantt specified Thre; aut n gr,nera C es· H payable al thl time of credit union or a check tn section 5102 ol lhl Fl·
omo 11• u•· 111e. al the main (North) d1awn by a i1a1e or led11al nanclal Code and lll.ltho-~~'::ib~r ~!t'io T~~~~=~• ent1anc1 of the county savings and loan 811oc1•· rlzed to do buslne11 In this
vertisfn · Uslln wand are ,; ourthous1, 700 Civic Cen-t1on. savings assoc1111on. slate I Al'
caltd gat· 21\2 0 Po t er Drive Weat, Santa Ana. or savings b1nk spec1llld THE MAIN NORTH EN·
S · u n · CA 1n seclton 5102 of the Fi· TRANCE. TO THE COUNTY ~= ~·sli'vine. CA 9271 ~ all that 1lghl. tflle end In· nanclal Code and •utho-COURTHOUSE. 700 WEST
by th• u,:i;•ss ;~;;'~ ~· t11est conveyed to and rized to do business In thl• CIVIC CENTER DRIVE . er 1 a OCI · held by It under seld slate) At· THE FRONT EN· WEST, SANTA ANA, CA all
llon Is CRYSTAL ROSE Deed of Trus1 In the prop. TRANCE TO SUITE 205 11ghl. tltl1 and lnt1r11t
LIMOUSINE rty sllu1ted In said County (SECOND FLOOR), 17002 under said Nolico of D•·
Thi anticipa1ed date ol and Stat• described as· Lot IRVINE, BLVD TUSTIN CA llnquenl Ass1Hmenl In lhe ~~ 1 bu:~h salelfl 11 J~(:8R~~· 8 of Trect No 105 t 3 as per 92680 all nght till• and In· property 11tuatld In &aid
TAL •ROSE 0 L~:.ouSINE • mep rec-,rded in Book 448 terest conveyed to ond County. describ ng the land
2181 D p I S 11 20 I ' p1g11 45-47 of MllCll· now held by It under said lherlln. PARCEL 1 UNIT u on u • r· aneous Meps, records of Deed of Trust 1n the prop. 17 AS SHOWN AND DE· vi~. c: ~:71~ 1 b the county recorder of said erty s1tualld in said Coun· SCRIBED ON THAT CER· is u 110 s su Ject ounty ty describing th• land TAIN CONDOMINIUM
to C11hlorn1a Unilorm Com· The 11ree1 address or ~em LOT l8 OF TRACT PL.AN RECORDED ON 1/$/
m1rc1al Code Section thlf common dHlgnition NO 4JS6. IN THE CITY OF 84 AS INST No 8Al-
6t06 2 I 111d p1op1r1y 3085 COSTA MESA COUNTY 0 0 7 8 1 I . 0 FF IC I AL 11 so subjlCI the name Klondike Avenue. Colla OF ORANGE STATE OF RECOADS OF ORANGE
and eddress ol lh1 person M11a. CA 92626 CAUFOANIA AS PER MAP CO, CA. PAACEL 2 AN
with whom claims mey bl Neme and address ol tn. RECORDED IN BOOK l68 UNDIVIDED PERCENTAGE
filed is Ge11ld A Mayer etic,ary 11 wnose r• PAGES 3" TO 36 MISCEL· INTEREST EQUAL TO THE
70t S Parker S1rHI Swll uest the sale 11 being LANEOUS MAPS, IN THE PERCENTAGE INTEREST
3500 Orange CA 92688 onductld Mr Ind Mis OFFICE Of THE COUNTY SET FORTH IN SAID CON-
end 1he 1as1 dall tor hhng Dan11I Rober1 Ketchum. RECORDER OF SAID OOMINIUM PLAN IN All
cleims shalt bl June 2• 11693 Brunswick Pints COUNTY EXCEPTING PORTIONS OF LOT t OF
l99I which 11 thl business Roed, Grus Valley, CA THEREFROM ALL OIL mACT NO 12002 ON THE
dey before the sele dete 5945 Dtr1c11ons to the GAS AND OTHER HYDRO. SUBDIVISION MAP FILED
specified above above p10!*1'f mey bl ob-CARBON SUBSTANCES ON 12·2t·l3 IN BOOK S8
Oiied June 4 l99I alnld by reciuest1ng same BELOW A DEPTH OF 500 AT PAGES 1 THROUTH 9
Gereld A Meyer. Pi151-n WTi11ng from the benell· FEET FROM THE SUR INCLUSIVE OF MISCEL·
dent 1ary w1th1n 10 d1y1 from FACE OF SAID LAND BUT LANEOUS MAPS, IN THE
PARK·HELENA CORPO· he llra1 publlceUon of this WITHOUT THE RIGHT OF OFFICE OF THE ORANGE
RATION no1ic1 SURFACE ENTRV THERE· COUNTY RECORDER Published Orange Coas1 Said salt wttt bl made ON AS PROVIDED IN A Tha 1tr11I lddreee and
Daily Pllol June 7• l99t lthout ooven1nt or Wtr· DOCUMENT RECORDED othe1 oommon dealgneUon,
FS58 ranty. IXPrlH or lmpllld. IN BOOK 2961, PAGE 2•0. it eny. of th• 1111 PfOPerlY
---------H lo htll. possession or OFFICIAL RECORDS d .. crlbld above II pur·
PUBLIC NOTICE
ncumbr11nc11 lo salt1fy Th• 11r .. t address and portod to be 1845 ANA·
he unpaid balance d~ on other common de11gno1oon HEIM AVENUE, No 5A.
he noll or notll HCUrld 11 any, of the 11&1 prop1rtY COSTA MESA CA 92827
NOTICE o, by said Dffd ot Trust, to dHcnbld above 11 PYr The undlfsigned Tru11eo
PU»LIC IALI OF I $35,056 71, plus th• ported to bl t240 LON· d1sclaim1 any Mabthtr for
\ mnc:s 11 ona tUt s t wlll -.Ol• a 9'1blia bearl .. I• ~ Couaall .. acla Cl•lc C..ter, 2000 .. ln ltreet, BUntlnttoa le
tbe elate alM1 at tW ti• ladlcatel below to recel••
atat121nte of all per1one wbo wi1b to be bearil relatl .. •o
application deacrlbed below.
DAD/TIMI: Tueaday, June 11, lttl, 7100 ,.
AP2LICATIOI lltlllQ: General Plan ~ndm1at llo. 90-t/lone oanv•
•o. t0-19/Bn•iroDlleDtal Impact aeport llo. 90-6
APPLICAJIT:
LQCATIQll:
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RIQUIST:
Marlin De•elo~nt
Southeast corner of Garfield A••nue and Bushard Street
(see attached map).-
Rl-PP2 (Low Density Residential-Floodplain District 2)
General plan amendment to cban9e tbe General Plan Land
Use Deaignation from Low Density Residential (6.5
units per acre) to a combination of llediwa Density
Reai~ential (15 units per acre) on tbe easterly 1 .06
acres and General Conaercial on tbe westerly .90
acres; and a concurrent aone chan9e to change the
soning from Rl-PP~ (Lov-Density Residential-Floodplain
District 2) to a combination of R2-PP2 (lfediwa Density
Residential-Floodplain District 2) and C2-PP2
(Connunity Business-Floodplain District 2); and
certification of Environmental Impact Report •o. 90-6
which analyses the environmental setting •nd impacts
associated with the propoaed land uses and zonings.
ENVIROrtMENTAL STATUS: Covered by En•iroftlll8ntal Impact Report Ro.
90-6
COASTAL STATUS : Not applicable
ON FILE : A copy of the proposed request is on file in the
Connunity Development Department, 2000 Main Street,
Huntington Beach, California 92641, for inspection by the
public. A copy of the staff report will be available to
interested parties at City Hall or the Main City Library
(7111 Talbert Avenue) after June 13, 1991 ~
ALL INTERESTED PERSONS are invited to attend said hearing and
express opinions or submit evidence for or againat the application
as outlined above. If there are any further questions please call
Julie Osugi, Planning Ai de at 536-5271.
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Hunti naton Beach Pl~nnina
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•1 seq). the undtrslgned ITLI IN8U"ANC• common d1S•gn111on. 11 HptHMd or llnphld, re-• v 111 sell II public 1ucUon, OMP NY 8Y H fl any. shoWn hlll•o Saod gard•ng tJfle, pos11111on, fflotttte. Plottffelle flleatlaua PU9UC llOTICS PU9&.IO •TIC8 THE COITA -~~ °" June 24 198t, al 9 30 ~ A • ' 8" nf4i will be mede, but wrtll-or ltleumbrencff. to p1y heffteM....... ................. .......... ...... NOTICE IS H!P•EBY NOTICI! ta HfRl!BY INQ ADMINIST~_QR
am 132•1 J11t1:r Rd . Ir· Mettdoir!,,00¥toeM Preet-1 out covenant or witrenty the 11m1lnlng pr1nclp11 lt•t•.,.... lf•t•..-nt Mat•••"' GIVEN tNI 1 public ,,..,. OIY!ff,..,. Coet• ..,_. W1LL ...,..,. A.t,Dla. vtne CA pe~ property ant 7.. ..,... • exl)fnMd or impllld, ,.,: sum due l.Wldll' .. ,d Not•c• Thi following Plf90tll •• The following S*l«I• .,. The followlng per.one are Ing wttl bl Mid by IN C1tY Council Ofl Jun& 17, llON OH ~~.
•nclud1ng furniture, ci01h· ""w Rt.enNe, CA garding Ml• posseu•on. of Detlnquant A1NUment, doing bultnes• 11 dOlr'!I bus•neu u doing bullnlal •• co.ta Mell ()ty ~ 1111 , et •·ao Pm. Of • 17, 1•1. °"AS AS
•r\Q, 10011 and/or othll 2S04 7t~lt·9090 or encumbrencea to pay v.tth lnltrlll thlfeon. II (a)PATHMARK PUBUSH-IStS" SKINCAAI, 5205 WOALO INTERNATIONAL on June 17, '"1, It 130 900fl t,...._ II PGe-POSSlall T._ •
hQu11hold item1 1torld by DATIID: M8' a41 t"1 th• 11ma1n ng pr1nc1pi l p.ovidld In llld not>ce, Id· INO (b)AOVANCED !NOUS-RNll' Ave Apt 8, NawPOt1 INVESTMENTS CORP , Pm , Of 81 eoon lf*Mftlf ....... In -Counoll C'*"-ON THI FOLL NO
,,,. following pereoos SP Pultll•h•tl Or•n•• eum of lhe not1(1) SICUlld vine••· If eny. Nhm11ea TRIES (c)FLOWER $POT, a..ch Ce~f 92913 1100 Oul4 #205, Newport u ~.In thl CounCll ... of c.ey Hell, 11 ,.., ITlM. ~
D3t0 DEBRA DAVIS. SP Coaet Dalfr Pllet 118' by said Dffd of fruit, with llH, ch11g11 1nd 111· 30136 SonnN I.I\, Laguna Adam Morrl1 E .. 8". nos 8-Kh Cehl t2te0 ~ of City H ... 77 Dnv9. C..-...... .. 1. ZONIHQ AC ZA.
D3t9 DAN W OUIROZ, SP St June 7 14 t"t ln11f1St lhlfton. 11 pro-P1nMS of the Trut1M, lo-Niguel, Celtl 92877 Rtv1r Ave B, Newport Ricketts AllOClllH Inc , F"' OtM, Coete Meee, Wiii __..,IN folowlr'l-.i· to.ot FOR REV INO
DJ83 RONDA KAY10 R· • • • Vlded 1r1 said nott(l), •d· wtl 14,895 3tS E11tm111c1 Sam W M11CU1. 3013t' S.ech, C•hf 92te3 Cellfornle 1100 Ou111 take edlOt\ upon lhl lol• l'ureuenc '° Alldl XltMt KEM«TH KM .AU. ANGETREE FLORIST. SP , •• 7 vancn. If eny, under thl Accrued 1nternl Ind ed· Sont1ea Ln . lagunl Ntgu.I. Otltl1n Mlty Woolcou. UOI, Newport lllch, !owing....,, ol '1opo11tloft •• .. THORIZED AOINT
D388 BERNARD PIMEN· terms of lhl Dffd ol Trull. d1lo<>nal 1dvanc11 If any, C1kf 92677 520& RM Ave I , NawPOt1 e.iit t2980 ~ 10 ~ lllff.I .,.ICIM Dy i-,~ IT. JOACHIM l
TAL. SP 8378 FRED Hllm•l•d ''"· ch1ro11 Witt lncrHM Ihle fiOuf• Thll bu1•n111 I• con-BMctl, Cahf •2913 Ttu1 bu11n111 II con-ol ::;.::o•ltlOft 4, .. 1" erld ••• IM .... '°" JM °'
HANNA, SP £418 GLORIA ,UIUC ...,..TICI 1nd 1xpe0Hs of the 'Trust• prfOt 10 .... duetld by an lndl\lldull Thll bullne11 11 con-OUcted by I COfporlllOn •IM IW ,.,oPOlilOn m ltmi. lor IM TIMI fOR A y MARTIN, SP E447 JULIE twV H 1nd of lhe tfUlll er.. The clalmltlf wlCler Nici Tha 11g11t1ant(1) com-duded by. j01nt ~Ul'I Thi retietrant(a) COm· t 11 end H M , the ep-el Coeee MIM '°' "" ~ RIECO, SP G487 DOB " IHI aled by eald Dffd ol Truat, NOCk:1 of o.llnquant Al-menced to lranaect bu• Thi rlgletr1nt(1) com• mencld to tlenaact butt· !>fOPflltloN llfftft lor IM 1 1 ,__, v.. ,_ Dm0NAL Ult TO ~SENMAN, SP G509 AN· ... .... lo-Wit 18.730 &t f1llm1t•d 1111m1n1 heftlofofe ... Mii under Iha F~ mancld 10 tranllC1 tKfll· ,,.., under "" F1et1tlou1 C"Y of eoee. Meu fOf "" ..... recelcUl ... d The ,.. AU.OW A if ... x
THONY p 1.Ul<ER. SP .......... ....... Th• b1n1flclary under ICutld and dell\'lfed to IM 8ut1Mtl N1m1(1) lltlled ,..... unoar the fietttlOul lullMll N•ITl•(•l lllled 1M1-t2 ..... Yw Me II 1 •. d ' •• 0 .. , I Po 10' TAM.IA UNT~
H534 CHIP PARKER. SP ............ Uld Deed of T11'81 '*-'0-undlrllgnld • "'""" 0.0-lbOYI on May t ttll lutin•u' Name(•) Miiied ~°"'Mey ' 1•1 ..... ...., ........ The 1•1· poptilltOne lknlt '°' IM CINT TO ICHOo....,.O, J$93 KIM 0 ROl<!S SP TM folfowlng peraon1 lrt fort lllkuted Ind ~· larllion of o.feuft lt1d 0.. Sam Marci.It ' lboY9 on not &p911cltlle Kevin ~ Vtct ,., .... 12 !Wfepri•1F11 llfl'llt tot Qly el Coell ..,_. hM ~ANCINO LOT L.OS¥ID
K&48 JAMES KARR. SP dOlng buelnell ... e11d IO lhl undlfllOned • mand for ..... Ind • ••• Thie tlJltlrnenl ... ftled AdllTI Eleth deN • "" Q9y °' c.... ..... ,,.. '"" telCUlltM to be AT , .. ORftftll...,.
"4723 ELIZABETH ALM· P E R S 0 N A L· wrtlten Declatltlon of l)e. l1n Noflc• of Def9Ull Ind Wflh the County C.-fJM Thia stllllTllf\I wee Ned TM '"''"*" wu .e.ct Men .. lculetM lo be _,,.,. .. Ml f'1 Dtl. -=
OOUIST. SP M740 LOUIS TECHNOLOGY. 2700 Peter-ltUllt Ind D•mend for Sale. Election IO ... The undet· Orengo County on~ 14 Wllh I.hi CO\lflty Ctettl of .... "" County Olftt of .... 1.-. The ...,,,,..,.IDn UMd MINTAL IMIC I-. ~E~EU... SP N7'3 JOSH :eJI . Co111 Mesa. Calif r,r::, •,:'":r:i:catoot9~, :re:.~ 7i:C.:'i'~: t991 ' Otenge County Ofl .... tt, ?'.:;"' County Ofl .... t , 1n":a.:::::-~°"' '-.: t.:"=~ .::...~: ~I Aa =•C.
, 0wMt llffrYll lhl right Britt T Porr, 2700 Peter· Thi uncletllgned C*IMd S.11 10 bl rec0tded in the Publithed ~·'!'~~ 1"1 ........ P•Hll CoMa Mw'l.1111 t c;::r, f1A ti ... -.ioP!lllD w lllNl TIONCI)' Iii l!a.~. 16 bid 11 the NII Pur· eon Pl . Coeta MIH C1hJ utd Notica or o.f•Ull end county wMrl lhl r.., PfoP-...,_,.... -.t r • ... ._..,.111 • llNI fDr • ,.._. "• 1 ..... , 11 .....0 .. c;;n ~ntl
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.... SetH 1Ub19Ct lo PflOf lullneH Neme(I) tied DATE 05 n'lt CLOSUAI lfllMCH. 5121 f erld 1:00 '"' •....,. ... OllllM· · · THI AIOWI ~In the event ot on NA FORECLOSURE CON· £MITOI AVfNUI, CY· I ~ . --'· "'Ill lit, ""'"91 .......,_,. '""""'1 owr'lf 8'911 '°" SU l TA NT S JN C A I Pf'US, CA 90930 (114) FT ,, •II I It -~ TION GM TMI '
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