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Home My WebLink About1988-09-21 - Orange Coast Pilot• WEDNESDAY,SEPTEMBER21, 1988 I 25CE TS Hopes dim for boy hit. at crossing Irvine teen near death after car loaded wt h students a!legedly runs stop sign White said Lc1dal "as nd1ng h1, btcycle across lChelson Dr1 \e at Yale Avenue when he wautruc.k..b>--.a 974fVOlkswagen Bug dm en b) a 17- year-old male-who allegedl) failed to stop at the stop sign. BJ GREG llERltX °' ... ..., ......... A 14-ycar-old Irvine boy 1s cltngmg to life in a local hospital toda) after being hit by a car full of high school students Tuesda> at a hea' 11} traveled school crossing. poltce said. NEWSLINE Polo victory Newport Beach's James Bergeson scored with five eeconda left to lift U.S. past Yugoslavia In water polo at Seoul. /81 Na don Blacks riot in Shreveport, La., after a black man was fatally shot In what was David Le1dal. a student al n1,cr- sny High School. was 9n life 'iupport systems at Wes1em Medical Center 1n Santa Ana, said Irvine Police Lt. Mike Whito. His condition has not improved since the 7:38 a.m. accident at the inte~ct1on of ~1chelson Dri\C.C and Yak A"enue. The impact thre"' Le1dal nearl) 90 feet across the 1ntcrsect1on. Whne said. The Volkswaiten was reported!) traveli ng between 25-30 mph v.hen it hit Leida!. The speed limit at the inters«tton i!> 25 mph The Volks'-'age n conunued across the-1ntersttuon nd strock a-ins Frustrated Mesa ~ h~meo~ner gets a geology1lesson ~ BJ JONATHAN VOl..ZKE Of .. o.llJNM9'11ft The 4-foot silk ficus in Janet Goldberg's kitchen isn't just a decor- ation -it hides an inch-wide crack that spiderwebs f com 1 he floor t<>jUS bcneaththe waist-high windov.. The Costa Mesa woman ne\'er knew geology could be so 1mponant to her,' but ifs eost1ng-llel'-at r-cast $75,000 and reducing her dream house on Monr~ Wav to rubble. Like most of the ·house 1n the Orange Coast city, Goldberg's one· story. wood-frame. stucco home 1s built on expansive soil. It's well ~ept and in a nice neighborhood. but Go1dberg can't stand 1t an~ more. According to a geologist's repon more than 25 cracks lace Goldberg' home, patio and pool. "There's one that's an inch-and-a· half thick runrung under the hnng -room rug." said Goldberg's 21-)ear- old son, Bob. "Everyone's constant!> tripping over it. .. The creepin$ cracks in the ~ar-0-ar~n~r pool and h.a'e broken the gas hne'i tO the pool heater. barbcque and fire pit. Every pipe 1n the home leaks. The roof had to be repaired Uoors don't clost. Some of the cracks on the stucco-of the house "Aere patched . as "ere the long. black cracks 1 n the botto m of the blue pool. But the) all returned. "We thought al first Lt. v.as JUSt normal settling:' said Goldberg. who bought the home ne" 24 )ears ago. ~All of the sudden doo~ don't close and there arc cracks e\.ef\ where. "Some people sa~ it's normal for a (Pleue fee HOMEOWNER/ A2) Ood&e Cara,an dn,en b\ ~tan Mc<iill. 45, orTn 1ne \ii.·G1ll a t~t Eastshore Elt111rntan School. wts not IOJUred · The 17-)'ear-old dm .:r ol 1 hl· Volkswagen, '-'hose name: \\a' nut released. and a I ~~ ear-old lemJk passenaer. Diana Salaiar. "c:rc: ta~c:n to Health Care Medical ( c:ntl'r in Tustin where the\ "'ere trcatL'd JL1r lacerations and reieased Thac: "al three other JU'enile passenltc:r, "thl car who were not mJured A111>CcUl>arm of the \·nn.~\\d)!l n are studrnts at \.\ DOdbndgi.. H1gh School and were apparentl~ brJdL·d tu school-wtrerrThe 1lCCld?nn>ITu rred Lc1dal suffCTed SC\ ere he.ad tnJune'> and was taken to \.\ e!>tern \kd1l al Centc:r He has been on hit -.uppon S\Stems since the Tue-.da' murn1ng JCC1dent gt Mike Ogdc:n. OOL' ot the: '"' esugaung officer'> said LL·1dal has not shov.n brain act1\ 11' !>inn '>honh afier the accident · "\.\ e're antu;1palln!_1ha1 J \kll'>lun will be made toda~ to d1~un11nue (life suppon~ I unde~tand tha'" 1he famil) 1s considering o rgan dona- ttons.-Ogden safd. Hospital officials said U1dal's fam- 11> has been"' 1th him at the hospital since Tuesda\ If Lc1dal should die the l "'-)ear- old d n\.er could face 'eh1cuJar man- slaughter charges. Ogden said. "It "Ill undoubted!) be a cnm1nal mvesugat1on ··Ogden said. Ogden said neither alcohol or drug!> appeared to pla\ a part 1n the (Pleaae Ne STVDE"PfT I A2) ....,,....,.._., ... ._ Janet Goldberg kneels next to cracks ln pado of ber home caued by espanal•e eon. described as a drug deal_ ----· ----::.:::ment NB sorry·f or shooting, won't take bla~e The original play '' Preg- nant Pause~as mpawned a Mtquel In "Randyvllle. "/C8 By BOB VAN EYKEN According to a ta1ement relca\Cd 0t-.o.11r ,._..., after the 1nc1dent. Nc'' pon Beach Pohcc Officer Dere~ Duncan m1 • Newpon Beach police and c11~ took Bf)ant's portable radio 40r a offic ials are sort) about the m1s1alt'n sawed-off shotgun. The poltce pres Victim 'smedical costs mount Index shooting of Sundaga Bryant on cpl. release said Br. ant "qu1ckl~ spun By GREG KLERµ m hopes of raising the remainder ol thl' mone~. S, but the city suit refuses 10 accept toward the officer" afiet...Du.ncan m-.o.1yNetaU111 Keena said Bnant alread' has m.:el\ed more than lqal liability, Cit) Auome~ Rohen ordered him to "frcete." . $4.0001n donauons. indudmg an ··unbehl•, able-" amount A3 H. Bumharh said 1n a letter th1 v.eel. Bryant's. "1 fe. ~tarlene and his Sundaga Bryant. the man m1~tal.enl~ hot b~ from !\e"'pon Beach resident!> Bulletln Board 1 f d Newport Beach pohce near the Balboa Pier earher this Bustness 87-8 "The persona concern o indl\l • auome~. Chris11an \.\'. Keena. d•'>· mont]l. v.as ~leased from Fountain \ alle~ Regional .\!though B~ant I\ out ofsenl,U'i mt'd1ca l danger. he Claaslfled C8-10 ua1 City Council members and ta ff pute the ~pon. ho\\e\ er Mrs. Bl) ant Hospital on "(uesda~ and no"' faces a massl\c h-0sp11al is sttll suffenng from the ~pt 4 ~hoo11ng He " ill requ1~ ComJcs AS cannot change the "ay "e admin"1er told the press follov.mg the aoodcnt bill. his attomc) said. home care for st>veral "eel-. and ma~ not return to his Job Entertainment C6 tax dollars:· Bumham stutl in his that her husband had not had time to BT) ant. l6, a L11'1crian imm1g.rant had bet'n as a shuttle bus dn' er tor ~·1gh1 months t-..eena said C 1_5 letter to the Dail) Pilot. da1ed ·pt. spin around and that he "asstruclnn hospitalized since Sept 4 "hen he "a' ,hot b~ a pohct' The Bnants ha'C' tour thddren rangmg from IJ Food 19. "The Cit~ can onl.) pa) the the side b) pelle~s from th6 police officer "'ho apparentl) mistook his ponahl<.' radio for a "'eeks to J 1 \ea~ old Mind & Body C7 medical bills of an IO)Ured person 1f1t shotgun blast. sa\\ed-OITshotgun. Brvant also mu t "ear a lOIOStOm\ bag for 5e\Cral ()ptnton . A6 is legally_ liable for lboS(' inJune . .\ Keena said he belle' ed the Pollet' ~ccording to Ch rt) Keena. BT) ant' attorne~. Bn ant months. and doctor rcml"I\ l.'d SC\ t'rar more pellets from -~p~~~p~~~~----~-A~7~~d~e~~~~~in~a¥t~io~n~o~f~~~~~l~l1~ab~1lll1~1)~"u'~'l~~~~pa~rt~m~e~nt~"~~~s~a~t~fu~u~l1rr.nH~eum~1d~~~~~~~~~~~~~W'~~h·sonl\cnouoh his ~dt' o nl) a k" da's ago. Bnant ~as 1n ~t1cal likel be mad =~~~~~~~~'nn;rtmrnrr~°'~-t'.ll..~<rf ... ~H --&flQ-i,ffi<:lle-f\~~tff't~-te....---,• mone) to pa) for about hal 1hc bill. BT) ant's famil) and cond1tm11 aner tne '.mOlHlfl~ Publ~ Notices C7, 10 some lime in the uture." a claim against the Cit) for compcnsa-friends have scheduled t"o fund-r.users. including ont' repair his stomach rnl<'n and anene in his le arm. Weathef. A2 Bryant, 25. was sh(){ "h~le stand mg tion and puniu' e damage · this Sarurda' at the RIO Rehab1htat1on C enta in Orange. (Plea.ee eee SHOOTlNG / A.2 ) on the beach with his '"fe JUSt before Burnham was quoted recenth as 3 a.m. (Pleaae Me CITY /A2) Nptoriety haunts prisone_r' s wife Legal aide who married Willie Wisely says next appeal to be filed In October B1 BOB VAN EYKE .................. ' --- Gail lfarrington Wisely is ap- proachina her second wedding an- Qivenary. Dul she lives atone. and could do so for the rest of her life. Her apartment in the northern Califomaa town of Orangevale tS near Folsom State Pnson. where her husband. Willie Ray Wisely. has been sentenced to spend bis hfe. Willie Wisely was once the most famous inmate at the Oran11e Coun- ty-Jail in Santa Ana. Known as a slulled J31lhouse lawyer. Wisely spent 61 ~;ears. an unheard oflenglh of ume. in the Jail 'studying documents and filing m<J- tions for his attempt to win a new trial and ovenurn his 198~ murdei; conviction. During his Sta). be secured an array of amenities and pm ilcges that annoyed hJS )a1lers and pros- ecutors,' and fascinated the nev.s media. Amona his perks were a pn,ate cell. a computer. la\\ book . a television set. and the ser' ice of law clerks and runners. One of Wisely"s legal assistants was a 24->ear-okl la"' student from Newpon Beach. Gail Mane Har· rinaton. · By her own 'descnptton. Har- rinaton was immediate!) attracted to Wisely and fell in Jo,e \\1th him <ciuring the many hours she spent in lepl consultation with him under the watchful e}e of shenff depu- ties. The t'-'O were S«reth married on Cbnstmas Eve. 1986 at the )311. The marriage was made pubhc seven months later when a ne" spaper reporter found out about the mar- nage. a re' etauon that contradicted Harrington's insistence that h~r relat1onsh1p v.11h \.\ 1sel) "3 purel~ rofCM1onal A.year later. W1~ m~1on fol'1l new tnal was turned down and he was sentenced to hfe without the possibiht)' of parole for the 19 I murder of his stc-pfather. Robcn Bray. Wisely was transponc-d to the men's correctional fac1ht) in Chino and then to Folsom. • Mrs. Wisch. as the former Gail Hamnaton had begun calhn& henelfpubhcl~. "'asm1t1all) unable to visit her husband a1 Folsom. ln Auaust 19 '· the:. Orange (Pl-..e Me WlSSLY I A.2) llr. ud lln. Wl111e Wisely Animal shelter's pro-life aim dlsputed Laguna facd1ty sf ounder says city now klllingd~s. cats because o crow Ing aty and ~ R.esponSlbthl~ Commit- ... the Lquna C•n)On Road shelter bM tbe reputation of bcmg far more butnaDt than man) faahtJcs. 8'lt McMen<>m) Yid the fa,orab~ renown is no lonatr <kicn ed. ., LANCa IQNON .............. The praideftt of a lf'OUP that ~ found the Upm Beach Aaimal Sbeher acaaled tht cit)' y..-, of bavt~ aludoMd the lllelw'1 DrCHife phdoeopby. '"Our Uaimal ~ 11 rally not ~· ~ •Y i1 aa. but 11'1 not, .. ilid On MCMnomy. sactident of ,. •• aa libilkv Committee. ._ a dcy oftkial in cMrte of .............. -.......... •Gilts way to •we animalt and hat • u oemp&ary 9doptson rate. Citill stat&Jttcs pthtrcd b~ the "Alfaraour .... dntroy1nsanimals lhelfer. McMenom) !Wltd that 86 random). that's not the caK." .and9imcd dop were put to \lcq> m Poltee Ch~f James Spn-1M 1917. Tk number rtptt~nted SO. n my optn1on r~c So' some of paceat of tiw can1nt po1>¥lat1on In 1Mbelluaim1Jrontrol •-or\m1n the &M 111ftt year. "9 undatmtd cats. or Slate... •1 perceat of'\M populahon, were pu' McMenom)'s com m ents tollleP. · pnaeitN a City Council d1scuss1on fnMn Januarv to Juot. :!.? un· of~amcndmcnutoa.tttt1on claimed dop, )~ 3 Ptn:tnt.: and S3 of .-. aty•,1 munaapel code that ca11t 69.7 pmnL wiert lulled. ~ aDimal oontrOI. The council . ~ tt.c pal\ t•o \~ti th1nai IMer ldoP'ICI a polaey .... nst lulhna ha-we '*" =·..:· M"·Menom) ui••h ieal-of o~ mid .. I --te tof\\TnltlOn Founded hi tht mkt-19'10s bY 1ht todly, .. Diop.aft tlftna ""' ~""" no lonaer warehoo51ng ammals. ht'~ naht." S~1nc said "What the~ (Pc1 llaponS1b1lny C'ommnt~ members) cbdn•t take into con 1dcrauon 1 the workers out there 11. ho gtO\\ attaehed IO anunals that will nt'' er be ~·· Spttme said that ant mats art put to llttp either beau 1he~ ba't ~'ere mechcal problems or be<:aus<" thC') art O~)' .. J'CUl\t \o•ard propc The lhctlcr· has oc,tr 1i,,1iro 1n anurlaJ became ofo,crcm•d1ni, he u1d. But Sprt1n(" 1s •omtd that a nt"• Cny Council dttLs1on ~111 lead tOJUSt that. Turida> the C'OUn<'il t'1cndcd the Deriod tbe lhel\Cf "lU ba'c to "all btfoft 1t can put an animal 10 \krp hrii 6"t to 10 41, C1h \tlfl had (Pl I HI -lm&Lfta .. / AS) Arena's speaker system· debated By GREG KLERKX or .. ..,,...._ ~ high-tech a mphficat1on S}Stcm te$ted at the Pacific '-\mph1theatre on Monda} reduccQ sound levels in the arena b} more than 10 percent. accord1n1 to tests b~ the manufac- turer. the compan~ 's president said toda) But local residents v.ho monnored the same t~ts sa1d the' didn't now:c an' d11Ttrcnce bctwetn the nev. system and the blanng amphlthcarer loudspeakers that ha'e caused them headaches for }tars Jost 8crtagn1. pm1dent of BEST Co. of Cemtos. said h1.s "sound tran5ducer" svstcm testCd at the amphitheater Mdeda) afternoon was a marked 1mpro\.etnco1 over lhe ampbitheattt loudspeaker S)Stcm The transducer s~ tcm ut1ll2CS hun- dreds of small. po"'erful speakers suspended aboot ~ feet ovtt tht audience. &n.aani wd the transducer S) tcm concentrates sound rathtr than spread1n1 1t hke trad1t1onal ~'\:!'=>results from Monda)' test uwbc:ate that the transduttr system docs cut do~·n on no19C outs* the amptuthcatcr. 8cnap1 MUd. ,Wl\itc ma1nta1n1na a ~bet noite aevel oGbidc tbt amphitlam. the muunum ~"cl alao-ed by C)OU9-. ty hmltb codes. \ht tnntduotr ~ provided lOS d~clb~ls to ampbi.-.er -n. ..,,_. ... Thll lfYd isC0119..,.... IO &t lo.id lcvet .. --nd coeciens. = ... •• older fat * MIJWl 1 Cl"l••-U I A"MIMl AS OrMge C0Mt DAILY PILOT/ Wednesday, Septembet 21, 1988 • -~ SHELTER'S PRO-LIFE AIM DISPUTED ... .._., uUd that &be period be shon.cncd by definiaa "fi ve workina da)'s" to !ndude s.turdays. Sundays and hol- idayi. caUK of overcro~dang. .. More rain, cool weather ahea At &be uf'lina of Councilman Rob- ert Gmtf)', the animal control ordi- ~--........ -nance will now include the term .. pro- life .. and the shelter will be officially prohibited from kiUina anunals be- Spreine worn~ that the term pro- tife will cncouraac people from throuah<>ut the county to dump their pets at the shelter, m1stakenl) th1nll.- '"' that the facility never put'i an1mab to slttp. "I'm IOin& to have e\lel)Onc 10 the countr,'s d<>f and nowhere 10 put them, • he said. The council also rejected a s1afT sugHtion to cha'lc people 65 )ears and older half pn« for rcgistenng their animals. Seniors currently pa) nothina, although Spreine noted that some younaer people take advantage o( this and ~ster fheir pcti. under elder relatives names. Mh tight relntllll of the lype that turned Southern CelltoMle ,,.._8Y9 Into~ concrete vwalona of watetlMdee 1• llkety Thur9dey as the weath. remalna 9Ufprislngty ChMly few this ttme of,..,, fOreeaatera Aid tOday A cokl upper low moving from the north to the southeast la r91PO"aib6e f0t the early arrival of winter~llk• condttlona. the Natlonel w .. the< s.t-vic. aald. and means the<• will be a 30 per~t chance of rain on the beaches and In the valleys Wedneaday. TN 6u11 Ww ... , 1.,KUI ,., t, W, fll\lfoHy, ..... -ft Medicine capsule found in cer eal Sprcine, Mayor Dan ~ennc>. Councilwoman Manha Collison and Pet Responsibility members plan to meet to define what pro-life means. .j The amended ordinance wall prohibit owners from tying their pct to public structures. II also requires pet owners to pick up afier their pooches when they defecate on pri· vate, vacant property. PALMDALE (AP) - A girl eating a bowl of newl)' opened Lucky Charms cereal fo11nd a green pharma- ceutical capsule in her bowl. but s6c suffered no ill effects. authontiet said today. Marine killed in freeway crash The l!nidenufied 16-ye.ar-old dis- covered the partially dissolved capsule at 10 p.m.Tuesda)' and spent the niaht in Antelope Valley Hospital Medical Center m Lancaster. The capsule. which was taken to a sherifr~s lab for analysis. apparently came ou of the cereal purchased two weeks from a Hughes market in Palm e. It was not known what kind of clN&. if any, was contained in the capsule. BJ 808 VAN EY~EN Of ............ An unidenttfied Camp Penctteton Marine was killed early toda) when his car slammed into a sema trailer on the· center divider of the ;ln Dacg't) Freeway in Irvine. The accident occurre4 at 3:55 a.m. 700 feet south of the Laguna Freewa'. aocordina to Officer Keath Thornhail. a spok~man for the California High- way Patrol. Thornhill saad the 20-~ear-old Marine was southbound on the freeway when his car drifted into the center d1v1der an struCk the 1ra1 er. w 1ch was carrying ?i pu~cc o-r-tiea' )' construction equipmenL He received maSSl\e bod1h tn- junes and was pronounced dl'ad at the scene of the crash. His car. a white 1983 Mazda RX7. was demolished. Thornhill said. The victim·s 1den111y has not been rcleascc:l according to the Orange County Coroner's office. Thc..drittr .of the semi truck 31- year-old · James Ste' en Ferra~ of Palmdale, was not injured. There "a" only slight damage to the Lratler and its load, Thornhill said. SHOOTING VICTIM'S CARE COSTLY ••• From Al . which doctors once thought would have to be amputated. "He looks hke he's JU St been sewn together," Keena said ... His.arms arc healing. but doctors aren't sure of'lhe "' Iona-term effects. Because he's.sostrong. he might rcco'Ver faster." Bryant will be -staying-with tmfath"CT"in Hacienda Heights, Keena said. The shoottng occurred when Newport ~ch Police Officer Derck Duncan and two other officers rcponded to a report of a man on the lxach wielding a shotgun. Newpon &ach police have suice acknowledged that the shooung was a case of mistaken idcntit). Keena said Bl) ant was 1nten iewed by investigators ;fuesday and again 1old them he had no idea what happe~ on the night of the shooting. "'He tolcrusihat alHT~hnTd v.~s tn wife saying 'cops; then: boom. He was verye1Tl]1hanr.· Keena said. Along th• Orange Coast It will be partly cloudy tonight and Thurlday. Colder tonight with lows in the upper 40S to lower 60s. Highs Thursday In the upper 60s to upper 70s. From Point Conception to the Mexican Borde< -Over tn._r wat8'1, variable wands 6 to 12 knots with seas to 1 foot rnghl and morning hours through Thursday. Winds t>ecomlng southwest to west 8 to 18 knots with seas to 2 feel afternoon and evening hours. Southwest swell 2 feet Partly cloudy tonight and Thursday. · I U.S. Tempe-........... 18 53 -~· 91 73 "' l.o -YO<llC...,, 12 119 o.wiomo C.ly 13 70 Albuquerque 71 st Omelle 7S 57 Anct!Ofllge $2 48 Or1enOO tM 75 A .... t. .. 70 ...... d ...... 13 Ml Atlen(lc:Cffy 7S g ,.,,_,... 100 77 ~· 84 """°"'gll 78 St •n•IUl*ft " e1 P0111enO,,,._ 63 GO ... IS ., P0111and~• ea 47 eo..on 74 .. =rc.11 • 114 " 9ullel0 80 5t ea •• ~OllSC es 77 "-"o ·~ ., 0Wlo41o.NC . 84 es l'lldlmoNI ee 611 CNceeo ea 49 S1~ ll 54 Clnolnnell n 49 Seit Lella C.ty se 48 0!9val-7• 53 S....AnlOMI 02 74 Colwm-Otllo 77 53 SMl!le 117 .. Oellet~Ft WCW111 93 74 $poll-80 40 Derion 75 52 S)'flCUM 13 GO o.n-87 SI T-·SI P1ral>Q 92 74 O.Mo!Mo 74 S2 Topol!a 83 S7 O..tott 62 SS Tucton 91 72 OUkllf\ S2 42 TUIM 83 e1 flPuo 87 61 WMll4n0ton 0 C 84 60 EtlO 82 69 felfbetlk• 56 .. Fteoat•" 71 49 Ol'and At.P4dt 59 S3 ~mogReport • HOnolulu llO 77 "°""°" 92 76 ~ 7S 411 Poll\ltenl Stln(lara _,. l1>sol O·SO Jecll-MIU 92 72 OOod-S 1· 100 moderate 10I·109 un. Jecll-vlflo 94 7S JunMU , 52 47 hoelthtv4 200-2119 vert llMeallhlUl 300 ~c .. .-IO S7 and -l'l&ZMaous F1nt '•Ill"!! " L•VaoU IO Sii Pf-• c1ey·1 •ti-~ Second .. lfttle Aod\, I 18 68 tod~ Pai IOf~ l_ .... 80 53 Sell 8Md> to Mec:Ar1hur illYd 50-•2 .......,.... 17 "" • ..... Seo:iCllltba• .,..., '"90-42 -lloecll-15.. AO ~~,,~ 42 ........ 59 53 Loe~ AirPl>'I 51-42 'llOHTS to -~_........ CoNI ~ SltllOl\t 'Y H'9'1. '°""!Of 24 IWlutt -1119 el 5 p m ..... ow 1e 152 8Mumonl St 53 Eztended Surf Report am 9HAl'll 1·2 - 1-3 -1~ poo. 1·3 - 1·3 - 1·2 - 1·3 -S..it 01r9C:110n SOI/Ill lliO a..r se Je -----------8lell00 ea 62 , aty!IMI 93 73 Tld--Celellfl• ee 60 .,.. C..-Cny 70 64 1.enc:..... 64 55 L""" 8Mch et e' TOOAY ~-. a.co.id IOW 12 :ta p ,., LA Alrpott ea 60 Secotld 111g11 e·21 P m ~INdl ee 60 Ortte<IO 63 60 WE>MIOAY P.im SP<lnQ• es 6"I Fhl IOW 1 35 • m o • ..,,,. Ana 10 111 ::'o!:1' 11-e 10 • m 4 e Senta ... beta 70 55 -I lllpm 20 1w111 c11a 72 41 Sec;onO hlOll 7 •t P m e 1 IMtt Merla e1 ~ !kM! .... 1ooeye1 s 49 PJii' .. _ ,.,,,. Monce 64 tlO f.....-y II e 40 a m and MIS II S 49 , Tilflae Valley 112 aa pm T-et e1 ,,._, o-iooey e1-4a7 pm Mia '#.allOOCI 66 S8~el ~~Ill. v~viy es 41 5115pm Police spokesmen said Duncan fired his shotsun at Bryant behevtng tbat the portable radio slung at has side was the reported hotgu . Bfy'8~Fledly--swung .!.....;.----.ar.1~1nd~rarlllp~ad;ul~} ~\o~Cau;:cce-4tbc-oJli~fiu.J)um:an sbo.a&ed Keena and the Bryants contend that Duncan shot Bryant while he was turning to face the officers. Doctors have confirmed that the shotgun pellets entered Bryant's body in has side. . "If pellets came from the side, he ob' iousl) d1dn·t have-iim~~cna-sai ---~s-n<»-de-1t.mline~~~ seek an damages from the Police Department, but said SI O million .. is not out of the realm of possibility." HOMEOWNERGETSGEO~OGY ~ESSON From Al w • J f "drop it" A 14-year-old bo) was later found nearby.,., ith a patnt pellet 1uo of the type used in simulated combat games. .Ibe..hoy'J..ttphca_gun was e¥identl¥ the -source oLlhe report ofan armed man ~n the beach. accord.ing to police. A second fund·ra1scr for Brvant 1s scheduled for Oct. 19 at the Wouruicd~c_.SaloOn loca1ed aLBr.ookbutsL Street and Ball Road an Anaheim. SPEAKER SYSTEM TESTED IN ARENA ... F ro m Al system to maintain the SO-decibel level outside the arena. &rtagni said the traditional loudspeakers could onl y provide 92 decibels to the seated audience. If the loudspeakers provided 105 decibels, the sound level outside the amph11hea1er Jumps to 60-65 dcCJbcls..he.srud. "We arc able to pro' 1de po" er to the people an the audience w11hout transmitting that poy,er to the houses." said Bertagna. who helped develop the S)'Stem. However. residents claim the' didn't notice an) d11Terence. · "There's nothing to indicate this new speaker system is an) improve- ment over the old one:· said Ru~s Millar, president of Concerned Citizens of Costa Mesa. a residents• coalition waging a kgal batik to reduce concert noise. Millar said preltm1nar: n: ult'> t1f a sound le,el test conducted b\ th e residents" group indicated 1ha·1 the transducer system produced bet"'een 40-45 decibels of sound outside the amphithea1er. Bu1 Mallar smd that t~t only measured ono.-lifth ol a full- blown system. which w-ould uttltze about 500 transducers "It's only conjecture. but 11 seems that with th(' full S) 1em 11 \I.OU Id be louder, .so our sound con ultant ''as &loomy." Millar said ... we·re hopefu l but pess1mist1c. It COJlld be that the tystem ... could someho"' contain much more noise an the bow.I." The transducer S)stcm 1 curn.•ntl ) I used in the H.ollyv.'ood Bo" I 1n order to help meet sound restncnons there. Millar said the transduce r 'i\Stem '" only part of the noise control at that venue. All an1sts' music as ch.annelcd through the Holl~ Y.Oo<l Bo\.\ I sound board and occas1onall) 1urnc.-d do" n af sound ~echn1c1ans f<'cl thc}.JDJghl be exceeding noise limits. ·•That's what should be happening here at the amphitheater:· \hllar said. Fintl results of Monda)·!> "ound test will not be a,·a1lable for at least one week. according to M1flar and county officials. The results arc eitpected to be discussed at a court hearing between residents and amphitheater officials on cpt. 2-J. 'WISELY, WIFE AWAIT NEW APPEAL ..• l\ousc to crack and for things to be repairs, Strasch1l said. but 1Cs not replaced, but thas 1 a h11lc more than cheap. normal." "She's caught between a rock-and a The soil beneath C1oldbcrg"s home hard spot," he said. isn't normal. Expan!>1ve soil. "h1ch A geological study of1he house says sits beneath man) homes along the there is no ·economical solutton to Orange Coast. shnnksand ""'ells wnh Goldberg's problem. he S.'l)S 1t moisture. It as destro:, 1ng homes an would cost less to level the hou-;c and .Costa ~esa. Ne" port lka~h and rebuild rath~r than repair 11. other c111es as \\-ell Her insurance com pan) had the "lfsomebod} "ould ha'e wld me -home appraised. If perfect. 11 would the house was built on c\pan"'' c soil I be aoout a verage for the high-priced when I bought 11. 11 \\Oulc.ln·t ha\e homes on the Orange Coast - meant an) thing.·· C...oldbcrg ~•d. $210,000. As is. though. Its appraised "No ..... rm an expert on ome1h1ng rd value is SI 3~.000. rather not kno\.\ an~ thing ab.out.·· Engineers looked at the home and Klaus S1rasch1I. a Costa ~esa came up with a $200.000 plan to fi \lt. building plan checl.cnginc.c.r_sat.d the-_ "l could.rep!~ the house for thew caty enacted an ordinance 'ie,eral much. but it still \\Ouldn·1 fi, the years ago rcquanng special constru . problem." Goldberg said ... Frankl). I uon for homes on expansh e sotl. The would rather move. but" here do I go caty pubkshes a map shm' ing the and how do I sell m) house_, .. u pansive areas and listing the ad· The plan to Ii"< the home '"'oh e d1t1onal requirements. tearing it from tts foundauon and "The Cit)' "as getting 'iO man} jacking it into the air. Pilings. ranging complaints. finall) the) recognized from 18 inches an diameter to 3 f~t something had to be chan$cc.1:·· would be driven into the earth at Strasch1I said ··That "'as qulle a varying depths. numberof}earsago. but I don"t think Thirty-nine such caas~ons arc nec- 11 was 20." cessary to stabl11e the soal beneath Thercquarcmcntsmandate that 24-Goldberg·s home. engineers told her. inch fooungs support a homl· an A block away. a house on Pierce expansive soil, rather than the 12-Street wl\S recent!} lov.crcd to the 111ch requ·irement in the L'n1\(·rs1al Bualding Code. It al!.o requifrs Sl'\7 . ground af\ersuch repairs. It stood on stilts for five months while the pilings and the spe<:ial foundation were installed. .. They said with 'that type of fo undation. they could build a ~k)'· scraper:· she said. "But I don·1 want a skyscraper. I just want my house." r' And right now. she·.s not su~ she can par for the repairs. but the longe,; she wans. the more damage done. and the more the ball climbs. ·-Shc·s been turned down b\ dozens of lenders who won·t take :i broken house as collateral. and shc·o; locked in a battle with her insurance agency. Royal lnsunmce--Co .. whicll would pay for the repairs 1f1he) didn't cost so much. The cost of the repairs. the com· pany told her. exceeded the hab1lit) on her policy. Her poltq was canceled when she filed the claim nearly three years ago. she said. Her final move m1gh1 be 10 uc the builder of the home. although she·s not sure if she would win. he·s not even sure if she can find ham. . . "I don't lrnow-whett he 1 toda)':· Goldberg said ... He's ·no.t listcd in the phone book -r ve checked:· P'romAJ County District Attorney had filed charaes aa;ainst her for alleged!~ smuaffng drugsl nto t e central Jal in S.-nta Ana. The cbll[Jes were dropped on Jan. 28, however, and Wilelywasable'toapply for visitation not permitted to tou'ch him and the . two must communicate b> telephone She ~nd m~mbers of her famal ) who have read th~ 5.000-pa c tran- scnp o t e mur er tna 1ns1'it t at eral more footings. Engineering firms ca n make the STUDENT NEAR DEATH .•• · · t the prison. In May she took the apartment in Oranacvale and for a time was able 10 sec her husband six hours a day. fi ve dayia week. , .. It was nice:· she said .... We were. allowed to kiss and hug each other upon arriving and lcavtng. and )'ou·rc allowed to sit next to each other and have lunch." Mr. and M_rs. Wisely even got a privilqe most married couples take for sranted -some private time toSCther. "We even got to consummate our marrl&fC,'' she said. "That was nice." Thinp didn•t remain nice for very Iona. h,pwever. In July, a pnson guard accused Wisely of pushing him. At the subsequent disctplinaf) harin' Wisely was found guilty of the infraction and sent to the Sccuril) Hou1in1 Unit. better known among · inmates as "the hote.·• "He aot tHe maximum sentence. a · year in the hole.'' Mrs. W1sel) said. "Assaultina a guard 1 the most serious charae up there. It's worse than wea~ns or anything else.·· She said the 1uard later adm11tcd that Wisely dad not push ham. but only brushed past ham. oth1ng w-as done to cancel or reduce his punata"e dettntion, however, she saad. "I think someone from Orange County made a call up here:· he said. •·1t seems like it's the same harass- • ment that he had when he was down wre." Wisely tS now permitted to sec her husband for only an hour a day. he 1s ORANGE ... ..... COAST ........ . MAIN °''ICI nG ... , .. ,. 51 Co!ll ,,.... CA f throlJIJrTll . "You're supposed to be allo\.\.ed 90 minutes. but we've never had more than 60," she said. "lfl complain. \\.C don't even get inat Mal'r.- She said she 1s required to make a new appotntment for each da) ·s '1s1t. 24 hours in advance. which mean~ that each day when she lea"cs her husband she must go ammedaatch to the appointment desk. · "That hasn·t been a bag problem. although sometimes )Ou ha"e 10 wait." she said. Gail Wisely's hfe. an jact, conl.i.sts largclyofwaitin~ She said he spends her:j time studying when she as not vis ting Willie. / • I'm tnrcc credits sh) of nn law degree," she said. "I have to tak·c one more cum, then I ca n !>tart stud' ang for the Bar .. , · She said she doesn't have much contact with .other prison wt\'C\, eitc:cpt when she as In the prison wa1t1n~ rodm. . "I say. 'Ha. how arc }ou ·c.loing. how's yo\.lr hubby?' but I don't really sec anyone outside the pra on:· she said. "It's hard fo r me to relate to ahas place as a long-term place to h\.e. r\.c never reall)' regarded 11 as an) thing but temporary:· Wisel> steadfastl) holds onto the belief that her husband \\.Ill one da) be exonerated and released She 1 waiting for her husband·s a n orne). Doron We inberg, to file an appeal of _th_e Judac's dcc1s1on den) mg the new tnal. • "They're telhng me now 1hat a ballpark estimate as 1hc end of October for filing the appeal:' 'ihc said. ''After that. I'm told 11 usually takes 18 months for a ruling:· ·. :fcuaAl..~~~-----~ Wisely was convicted b> the hes of accident. . .. jailhouse snitches .. who made deal CITY According to school ollicaal . wt~'i,··~th;.;t;;,h;:;e.!p::,r;;,o;;sec~u~1~i~~n~~~o:,_:t~e~st~1 f~),;,a~g~a~1n~s~t-h.i1t-i1'-1,...--•-•_• ____ -:-___ ~Lc~id~~~ an honor u udcR I a A~ a h sen enCl'S. member of the frc hman football Wisel y. who has no formal legal saying Bryant's medical C\pcn cs team. which was thus far undcfeatl'd training, acted as his own attorne~ were the respons1b1ht} of ht~ this year. His older brother. Enk. is a "It ·makes me sad to see Walhl· an financially aroubled fam1l~ senior at the high school. that prison because he·s m) husband But Bum ham said an h1'i lc11cr that Ken. Bailey. assistant principal at and I love him:· she said ... Bui e'en 1f the cat} ·s refusal to accept hab1ht} at University High hool. \.'lad the Willie and I "ere to ha' ea falling out this point should nofbe interpreted as mood at the school toda~ is somber. at some point and get dl\orccd. r d a lack of concern for the \ICllm and still stay with this case. I can·t .,tand 11 his fa mil). '"The kids who kne'' him arc. of that a man bas been behind bars for "Ourexpress10nsof ~mpath) and course. upse1:· Baile} said. ··1 don·1 eight years for a cnme that never concern have not alwa' s appeared an think ifs being talked about a lot. Tbo happened, thlu we can casih l)ro' e print," he said ... The ctt)' of Ne.,., pon adults are visibly upset, cspcc1ally the never happened if onl} "e can get a Beach, the council. staITand rel11dcnts parents. There·s nothing tougner in new tnal. ·· • arc all saddened b} the e'en ts of pt. the world ... And like her husband. W1scl} 5. and we pray for the speed~ rcco\CI) Bailey said 1ni11al new~ of the believes she hllfi been treated mon.· of Mr. Bryant." · accident was announced b) s<:hool harshly than ofhers. Citing her hu\· band's harsh puni~h'ml'nl 10 1he allejed shovi ng incident. and the rdifficul~y_ she has had with 'i'tttng hours. Wisely said the noton~h ot their case has led to prejudice against them. "I feel hke the) ·re n.>n~tantl) testt ng me. But I'm all right. I guesi. I'm gelling tough. The more the) do. the strong~r I get.·· Correction · • An article an Tuesda) s Oath Pilot on ongo1 ng legal disputes bct~ccn 1 he Pacific Amphitheatre and a c1111en~ aroup incorrectl> stated the cmzcns also sued the city. The state and the amphithc;ater were saed because of noise anct traffic generated b> the attna. The cit}' financ1all} supJ>Orts the citizens' suit. ...... ---lo• 1&e0 COile ~H CA tl626 ~ ectt ~2-M71 llv-u ' ed•llWiel Ju•tcaU 642-6086 What do )'Ou like about the Daily Pilot? What don't you like? can the number above and your messqe wdl bt l'«Ofdtd. trlnlCnbm and de· hvered tow appropnalC editor. The Ul'M 2 .... hour answmna ttl'\'ltt may be used to rttord ~ter:s to 1~ cdnor on anr topic. Contributon to our Let~ column muat 1ncluck thttr na~ and ltlcphcjne number for vmfic:at1on. TtlJ us whit'• on your mind. Ctrauta•• ,,,.~ .. ··· MOM ~ee.;.., .._ .... "---............. • • officials over the loudspcaker~;~!esday. He said there would pr abl> A9l be aAethe-r-announttmcn .. n· less there's a major change ... Ogden said the intersection .... here the accident occurred has a good safet¥ record. although he said 1t •~ heavily traveled by students heading from the Woodbndge neighborhood to University High School. Two other schools arc also located near th~ intersection, Rancho San Joaquin Intermediate School and Vista Verde School. a K-8 facilit\. \ 9Jden said he httTiot Jel seen the driving record of the 17-\ear-old driv.er and wasn·t aware of :iny past violations. The )'outh is not an custody. • EXPERLENCE A N ENDLESS SU ~MER AT A NEW STORE WITHIN f., STORE 7 • . . Christrrias boat · parade auction set for Newport The second annual l1n11cd crebral Palsy Chnstma\ Boat Parade aurnon Y.111 be held Thursday at the I c Mcnd1en Hotel in Ne .... Port Beach Guests will have thc-08POrtUntl} to bid mi ba\ eru11's for their corporate or pm ate holiday parties. Boat~ will be offered for the cn11re christmas season including the Ne ..... pon Harbor Chnstmas Boat Parade and the H un\ington Harbor Cru1w of Lights. A: reception will be hcl<.1 from 5 10 6 p.m. with the auction starting at 6·30 Refreshments will be Mnttd.. Tu:kcts_arc..$15-and mor~ be obtained from Penn} ~m1th at 557.5100 Aging program •lated A program on mcnopau'>e entitled "\\omen of a Cena1n .\ge .. Y.111 he prl.'\Cntl'd Thursda} at 7 p m. at the Hoag Health (enter. 41S70 Barranca ParkY.a} in '" 1ne Ors There\a E'>Calantc and Km l~er Y.111 conduct the program. which 1s sponsored b~ the Irvine Family c;cr\ ice<> Dl.'panment and 1s priced at $7. Call Da' 1d .\ndcrson at fl6f1.39}0 for further information Dance session at GWC .\ Y.Orl..\hori for dancl.'r\ of all age<, to 1mpr0\t: their skills an countn and Y.l''>lcm dance st~les ""•)I begin Thurs<la} and rnnunul' Thur<,da~s through Oct. 13 at Golden ~e'\t C ollcge. -. . . Orange Coast DAILY PILOT /Wednesday September 21, 1988 Plan for BB paramedic fees c.-iticized By ROBERT BARKER Councilman fom \fJ, \ " Oath up- o. ... o..,,....... posed to the propot..il\. p.1n1t:ularl\ lhc H o. h m I paramedic fees he said untul&ton r:K3l o K1a s JJ'll)CJrl.'d 10 Mays said that paramedic sen 1u~. s betak1ngad1m\IC"Ofproposal\un' 1ka .,...ell as pohc~ ~nd fire protecuon and this wttk to establish a Cll)·'>pon,orcd public works prOJCU'> ar~ among tho~· cmcracncy medical 1n~urancc program that should be pro' idcd to 13,PJ>cr' People who don't J01n the 'oluntal') wtthout direct charge program and pa~ an annual fam1h 11.'I.' ol If there's a probkm "llh paraml•J1l $35 would be charged S 115 for a para-times being 100 sloY. offic:1als \hould looli. medic call 1f cmergcnc) 1re;itmcn1 1s tnto making adjustments. induding pos'>- rcquired bly getting add111onal equipment Mayor John f.rsk1ne ~id Tuc,da~ that City Councilman \ cs Bann1\tcr Y.hu he wouldn't consider an\ ni.:v. 11\l.'r fee~ also 1s no fan oflhc insurante_progr.im and until official!. can \It do.,.. n and d"< u'' all' paramedic rec ha\ a\leed stJfl rnembcrno ctty cap11al expenditure need\ that .ire compile a rcpon on the lcJ\1b1h1~ ''' estimated to cost betv.cccn 5 Ci(J anJ IC.llJ tu ming the service o'er 10 .i prt' ate million. ____£Q.!!!pan1. Fire <:1\it'fRa\ P1lard told r;,, rnunul mt'mbers Monda' n1~h1 that h ' pr11pm- 1n& the 1nsurann· progr.tm tu J,4u1rc m·Y. emcrgcnc) equ1pmrnt and "\ 1mpro' e paramedic resfXJn'>I: • m '' 10 '·l·nt' 1\I emergt'nl 1c\ The depanmt'nt'' 1t11.1l 1' t<i .Ull\l• .11 .111 cmt'rgt'nn ""llh1n ri,-l' m111ull ' .. r .J l Jll ''' percent o(tht' t me l'h.1a1 'J1tl I h,· ,.,,,.' current thret' P<Haml.'dll 1,·,1m' Jrr1,,· within fl\c m1nu1,., 111 J 1..11! 111il' ..,~ percent ot tht umc hi.' ,,11d .), form1:r tmpl• · l.'( '' h!• '' 11rl..1.·d Llo\.-11 w11h th~ paramni1l' "u' "'ho ""h,·l.i t• remain un1dcn11111.:J \JIJ I u,•,J.i' lhoil there h<i' C' hn:n nt• pr11t,km' 1r' >lt\ 1n~ slo.,., re\pqn~l·~ 1n,Hu11t1n¥t111 lka• t He also said rtrat eml"tt~t mt>d1cal 1echn1c1an\ -~ho Jrl· nut trJ nl--<l Ill d11 the duue~ that parJml·d•~" J rt: -Jft' on hand :it emt'rgnc1e'i 1n m1.K·h le,., than ft ,,. mmtues Tht lormt r t 111ph1\t:• Jho ">J1d thJI Huntington 81.'Jlh \\oulJ Ix· intn!11p111.1 011 Prl\.ill' t'ntl"rpfl'>t' 1t 111.101 111\llh,·d in lhl' 1n\uranu· prutuJm hre ( h1l'I 1'11. .ird lnltl uOiu.il' thJt .11 largt> ut1i:\ 1n Ornngc < 11un1' \' tth thl e\lt'pt111n 01 ( 1ardt·n lin1' l' 'hargl· lor paramed1C'> ~k '<!Id kl'' p:.ml tu the \o.ulun1an f lfl \h d '\kmtx·r..hin prugrJm notonh \\ouh.lr" lt1r p.ir~1ml.'J1, lct\t'lUI v.ould al\u pa~ t• • .trnhulanll.' 1i..-,., th.11 rangl.'lrumS l-.;t,. 2'1 Dornan lied about giving pay hike to AIDS group 8~ The Associated Pre'' R l'p Roh< r1 I> • . .in ,1111u IJ ht honl'' Instructor R11a K' sclt..a "111 conduct the <.:lasses. which will meet from Ii to I 0 p. m 10 the College Center. and no partner 1' required for pantc1pa11on. __ ,.._ CalL8.9 W9CU for n·g1~1ra11UJLMd-'ll.ui:JL-J.1111;.u.:.-i~f--------~----------__;.;;__,. ........ ____ _ "'llh hvnt i'>l'' u,11\ ..1 11111.11 h1' .untnhU!ll•ll' -ur .d1. ~ f • t l' m ~ 111 .\I{)" ho<,pan·, 1n~tl!..ad u l pkd~ing 1· ·I t'll lunJ'> JOJ U!>tng prom1!.(.'<. 'Jr rolit11.JI PUrf"l''>e'> g.a~ 3l'- tt\ 1SI'> and p;•l ti.Jl 11rr"nl·nl\ 1.ontend mauon ~-~ · . Iffine day care plcnlc . Businesswomen to meet oe11, l'llot p!>olo bf Lee ... , ... Dornan hJ'> 'la1mcd lur more than J 'car that ht> 1.ontnhuk·d hi\ SI 2..~fl( congrec;c;1c-iJ pa' ,...J 'l' '".\ID" n••.,fl•H'> but v. hilt' nn nnnarrnn n~~t-bee-n-maut> the J"' ma cr '' pl ... r' · m.il..l l•n1. .i spoke-.man ..aid The re' elJt11 r Jn·\\ , r·t1n'>m rr mi g.a ac11,1sts and thl· , '"''n;ill ''-' C •..irdl n Gro'e Rt'putihcal" <; ppon~· ·n tht' 0'-nTI'txT C l(CllOA The Huntington Beach W!nd ong Chaner Chapter oftht' Amencan BuMnesswomen's Associa- tion will hold 1ts monthh mreung tonight at 6:30 at Francois' Restaurant an H11n11ngton Reach. Gue ts~aker hnl~ n .\dams ~•II.show how 10 reduce stress through elf·h} pno""· The cost 1s $1 Q and rcservauon'> ma~ be obtained b} calling 847-01 46. Staying on top of the situation Unezpected rain -a roofer's nightmare alway• aeem• to strike right after the old roof is off and before the ~~hakes or shingles go on. Hugh McKechnie. Marc Weimar and Mike O'Dell raced the lowering clouds Tuesday as they worked on a house on the Balboa Peninsula. "I think a f)c.'r<,on uu~h• 1) 'X hunt''! about 11 • ..aid .\le' V. 1.'nl/l' ;>r,,10en1 11! the Log Cab1ri Cluh of<lrJ"?t' < ounl \ J ga\ Repuhli1.an group -J ... tl'"~,ons an· great. but thc pruot " n :hl .illuJ contnbuuon II he ha' •I mad,· th, contnbu11on hi.' \hl'uldri : d.11m lhJ' h1. has·· Jc~ \ uJel\11n :hr Dt: mvaat l halkng-, ing Dornan in ''I\ 1:ml'x•r quc,llnnl.'d h" opponent \ mot1\ l'' .. H<:'s Y.e komc ll• JnnJtl' 'i t11 1. h.int' 1 he wants but I '' 'n h,· "'"uld l'x: '1ra1gh t Y.llh people and 'tor Ii> ng. tt• u't' h1' Heart, flnanclal seminar .OC transportation panel ready to tackle 2o~yearplan charitable donJt »n' lPr p0l1l11.JI purposes·· \ udel\m' '-lid Doman could n 11 Ix rlJ\.hed tor comment T uesd.a\ _ but b1!> ~d ol !>Lill Bnan 8e'1nt'tt "'111.! \\ l'J' •r · tl''"''!l around"· Joing : The Oranic Count} lh;u>ll'r or the \!n£_r1can Heart .\ss<X·1at1on ~111 Jlfl'~nt a -;emmar on method ol reducing the ns\..'> uf Ciirdm' a<>l·ular disease along ~11h J d1<ttu'is1on on ho.,.. 10 presen.e 1nd1' 1dual "ealth anJ !kl' ing' h' tali.mg ad' aniagc ofrecenth re' 1scd ta' la""' The joint scm1nJr ,qll ht.· hl'ld Thur'>da~ lrom 10 a.m. 10 noon at Home Federal \a, 1ngs and l o::rn. 24300 Pasco dl· :iknua LagunJ Hill-. .\dm1ss1on 1s free. but rescn <Hlom '>huuld ht.' made in ad' ant'e b)' calling ~56-15 "S "Franl..h I don 1 P11n ~ 11 '.i t>1g J,·d• Bennett ~10 \\, • _l ' ".:II .. n ...... hl ' going 10 8J't' :ha: 'llufll'\ J"J' ~!lu "{ 't' le:thc "orldf..~ ~ l..i., :·'1 n 1(.,Jl'-11! deal that he hJ'...., \<,pol..l r .1-iJ \Jld ht' ha~ CALEND AR By 80 8 VAN E\'KE;\ Of Ille 0.-, Not Ii.II , Orange Count~ tran ... portr;itwn ~11fa i.11\ on Monda\ Y.111 rete1 \ea dr.1ft tlf J 2• '-'eJr S 19 bilhori master plan for 1r::mspnnanon . development tn tht' count~ revcnut' th.:11 hm11<, u' It• thl " hilhnn V1nualh all \)I thl' ,oun\\ ·, .1l.1ntt alread~ gl\en 1 WC C\pec't 10 get The I" 1hl " I nct•J Lii fret'Wa\ s arl.' tn need ! 1.'\J'J"' Hl J'ld Doman "h "J' pul->11"\ I. nttll/1.'J decide 1fthe\ want 10 111\t''' 1' t-1 mnrt• de,clopment oircg111nJ h1gh\\J .,i..., 1.1'1 homo-.exual' I u .. ,h '"" ni, n,, d1,nphn, than that 1( ... 1.c "ant m11rc rr 11.ll\ kt' Orange Count~ ha'> n111 l'Pt 1p ., ·t !hl social respom1h1ht' •r ,d•-,lintr·1l -d1,. d1scussY.a~!>tOPJ''IMthem \nd,,nt' 11 count)'<; rapid gn w•r n rn,·r1 ,,.Jr' co,ered unda\J'..1 i1mrrll'l'tincthdd 1• those Y.3.)S I') a '>ak'\ IJ\ tn•(l.J"\(' ·· ,,11J official') sa' bro1her-in·la1.1. "tu 1, c.." " d\ in2 , · Oftehc Consuhants \1.orl..1ng ,,. ti, 'll .. ~ll"f ,plJn AlD • -· ~ Thepubllc ~1 llnl,nhJ\Cannpponun11' 1den11fied more than .~; hilhl'n in He found nu1 ,,h,·r, t-i ' ""'k ~alllt Wednesday, Sept. ~l Intended to outline the count'·, mamr transponauon need<, .ind ~nmr.m· 1ho'>e .nee.ds to a' sllablc, re\t'llUl., 1h,• plJ~n wall . "be put mto final form folio'' 1ng a wne-. of 10 lobb} forprOJCll\ thJt .ir,· "''' rw" 1n thl· free" a~ 1mpro,l.'men1 pr111l l' thJt "11' Ix tearful!' apolg.11.-d :it lhl mec11ng 1.1r plan. necessal') to arcommoJatl nr..ingl' ( oun· \Clhng .. hut up la{' to a gJ' Jl'''' 1't "h11 "We ma~ ha,l.'·rorg.•'llln '>tmw thing\ ty's gro\.\th o'er thl nn1 2 \l'Jr' v.3<,1n01\hou11ngm.i1<h\q\hhcrhus.band TIJanday, Sept. 22 that the public reg.ard' ·""important .. he Projected rc,\'nul.'' Jpplt1.J bk t.• lrl'l'V.J\ \Ir<> DM"1Jn Jr111.1g11l·d nplain1ng said. "There' nn rule thJt "'"' tr:ln,PM· de,·clopmen1 arl' C\P<'• tnl ·,, intal onh that shl.' "-3' UP'l't l,c,JJ'l hl r br111her ,., tauon officials. ha\ l' t1.' hJ' l' thl'la" "1.1rd .. S3.9 b1lbon, ho,~e' i.:r • @.a' and has .\ID\ Omn.an '>J1J he h.1 ..J A propo!.ed l-\.1.'0I '>Jll'\·ta' 11Krca~· lor lmpro\emeht' 11 1'-e lnun1 ' ma1nr t..no1.1.n h1sbrothi:r·in·la"' \J '10nw<.nual transponauon dbdupml.'nt 1a1kd ''hen 11 ancnal roads are n~'\11.J 1.i _ "' Sf. r> but not that ht• hau \If)\ s ptaced tkfo1c c-)1Jngl"t\'l't1lm Tml.'f\ in lt5i1illii1oi5innoo\,'ft'rr1illee:"jni(e;'\,T1~_7-\,l'l·J'Ji"r,;-i:l"'li11-;·~\\'., {~·nmum,~-.. :--"'tti~Bl-rm~~~"""w~~4..1LLU..~' ---.I 1984. a'atlable for that purr<'" .1r 1.'\IX'ltl'd to had helped he• 1>< lo..!,. 'lcr hr11tiwr "'h• This ~car. m J.n Jlm\1,phl'C'l' Ill tnlrl'J'· totals~ 9. b11l1on IN J 'h r-·.11! ,, s: -had goni: "11\ '\'\ """''" Jtll'r h.';im1ng hl ing talk and pohtitJI lkt>;ill' u1 nn·rn1n)! b1lhon had con1ra1.1ed thl d '-('J't' traffic congc'iUOn m th, 1.11u nt\ memt'<.'r' Included 1n the .lften.11 ro . ..: pr >gram " Th·~ t mtrad1, tl·d 'lJtl·ment' b' her of the Board oi \u('ll.·n '"r' agJ1n J ,_ SlQ3 m1lhon tl tun' lk:i1. .. 8· , L a•d .rnd husband<. ch L'I 1· '1.11 ""' 'lJd ,a1,·i:11n- cussed putung a ...ik,.1,1, 1n, rl'J)(' ,,n thl other ma1or road'> •nil 'LI:-'<" 'tre~t' calh Jeraed 1na1 J!1 h1 m,1,nua1 a1. II\ 1''' election ballot ""llh streamlined tr;i•lj, r-''"' n1.luJ· had.a'S~i<.ted ".i" ,,..,r,h 1• r 'li:-r hr.,lht'r • 7 p.m. Laguna Beach .Open Space Com-pubhc mee11ng<> later 1h1'i 'ear .rnd cJrh ml11lon, council chamhcr'i. 505 Forest..Avt;. next )car. • 7 p.m. Laguna Beach Planning Commission, Figures garnered tr~1m count\ Jnd recreation conference room. 505 Forest ve. regional agcncie~ ai. "ell Orange l ount~ ·., • 7:30 p.m. Laguna ~-ell Pa rking, Traffic and crnes put thl' count'\ ~U-~car transpor· Clrcalallo Commiuee_couoc1! -1,:JwullUJ~...-...JU..J--t ...la!10n-nttds ot S-+4 5 b1ltmn-Atlicr.rt Forest Ave. . esumatc. ho"e' er. 1h.11 ,l\ Jtlable re' enue' • 7:30p.m. Laugna Beach Environmental s.te-for the penod wtll to1al .1bou1S11.S bilhon tyComml~tee, police depanment Ii bra I). 505 Forest Pan of the publ11: mlorm:111on lJmpa1gn Ave. will be geared to"ard Jctcrmming "hether • 10 a m. 3%ad District Agricultural Assoda- llM Board of Directors, Orange Count} Fair- jrounds, Memonal Gardens Building. 88 Fair Drive, Costa Mesa the members of the pubh1. .ire" 1lhng. tod1g m10 their podelS w ltlml' up \\1th iln estimated $7.~ b11l1on tor 1mprn'l'mcn1 projects 1h31 ha' c Oel'n 1den111it•J a'> neccssal'). but tor "h1lh lhl'rl' 1s no funding a' ailable / .. We'!"(' going 10 design a blueprint for the future," aid tan Oftchc. c\c u11,e director of the Orangl' ( ount\ Tran.,ror- tation Commission. ·· \nd th~·rl' .irc t"o paths in that blueprint Board member<. bJli.l·d hl)\\l'\l'r dl.'1'.'I· mg O\erpasses Iv rn• J1.\' "11\c.lld IOtt'r-Ht' alc,o '31d \Ir\ () . ...,,tr~. ,,·r '"'' ·raci.. ding that the put>.1, hal' not 'et l:x-en secuons other bn.\lhl'' adequate!~ 1ntorwcd ..1, hJ thl' '-l'unt' ·, Tht' draft plar '" "'<: pr,, • ,·d 'Cl thl' Benncn .;nd \Ir, f'\ ··nJ-..., ... , Tul'"1J' C\act need and thl" l'\1't1 ng Jll•"1b1ht1~ Transporta11on ( •n'm "' l", I \h PllJ' ' that •he d •lrreon,t'' ,, .• , " 1a11, r ._11 for ra1S1ng mon~v b1monthh mt'el ,£: m1~.:-omrnur ,.its,>ii !'I. t•Hl" i, rn • 6:30 p.m. Lagoa Beach Board of AdjHt-. mnt ud Od1gn Review, council chambers. 505 Forest A\-C, According to lhl.' dratt pl~n ·'"••ut .J J Consultants -.iian,., <•'""" ,\. ,,. \I~ Ow-"'.1"1 '>.I J thl "..1' ,aml· ur billion. more than half the IOtJl 'h11rttall soc1atcs and Parwn' K.., .,, i.., rh 1•) OuJdl' v. ht'n [)0n ( 1t'"1 hJn a ,_ ,·nd and tht• "One 1s a program , ... 11hout ,ldd111onal will be felt 1n the ffCa ,\I lrl'l'""a~ & Douglas prl·pa·c,i ._,. d-.111 nJl't J form~prr<,1Jrn: •I !l'o, I '" \n!;!clt·' L,,g devclopmt'nt and 1rnpronmen1 contract costmg '> Cati1r 1 uh ·''"l'.i .it>• 11: hl'I h•,.1ha L Pou cE LoL .Kraft's '-score.Card' allowea as· evidence iii murder trial By BOB VAN EV KEN Of .. .,.., ......... A list of names found m the car of Randy K.rafi that prosecutors sa~ 1 a list of hi~ scnal murder '1ct1ms m:i) be used in his tnal, a Judge ruled Tu~y. The alleged "score card.'' con1:11n- in1 more than 60 coded entnc • wa found ·in Kraft's car when he .... as arrested in Mission VicJO fi,e )ear Ii(> followmJ a routine traffi c !I.lop. The arresting officer d1sco"cred the Coetall- The new hne of "Surf N1r .. an:f' T • shirts 1s hot -htt-rall)' Somehod} cut a fence and broke into a truck 1n the 1700 block or Monro\.13 ,\\Cnut and stole $1 .827 wonh of the ih1ns. • • • Somcbod)' Jtole a dm·ers door window from a 1%1 Volk~•'l~n Ohta parked m the 700 l)lod; ol 8th Street. The w1ftdo• •'U \II~ It Sl50. • • • A man who left h1te1rpar\cd 11'\ the 2000 block of Wallace "enu<' rt· ooned .oincbod) &ore an 1nc:h·v. 1dc hole in his tnank. tm1ptd the dmer·s lidr door and trratchfd the paint tl8def has rear window It ma ha'e body of an El Toro Manne 1n th(' ~ar Terry Gambrel. ~5. hJd ~·en stran&led and his pant "ere pulled down to his knees Kraft. 43, has since been lmt..ed to a scncs of 16 sex sla)1n in Orange County and 21 s1m1lar murdt>r~ m other states. H1sde~nseattome)s had ou~ht to pttvcnt lhe hst from being u..ed 1n the trial on the arownds that there v.a no proof it was a murder scor<' card. Deputy 01stnct ttornev Tom Goethals satd 1n' estigator<. Jiad been OM of several people in the complel{ who don't li~e him, he: '<11d • • • TM owner of a Che' t'rlot t4l.11er whodidn·1 tiJt umashed reat~1nJow list Wttk wsshe5 ht had ~mrht.1\i' crawled throuah th~ hole and mad~ off w1th SI.ISO worth of comp.a('\ dalCI. speeken and tool , 1'••;1rta.da A citmns band radm and h.&nJ tools. .... 1 lo&aJ \alUC' ofS'n~ WCt\' stolm from a C'tr petkloJ lit 1hr 1nitneetion of . ond trtt •n,t lalboa louk'\-ard Monda\ n1aht or .rt, Tueday. The theft occurrC'd bt1Wftn 6 p.m. and 6 'ilfa m • • • SOmtOM tOok t ~lemon.' htann1 linked 41 lno.,.. n murders to ~ntne> on the hst Oeft'n c anomc' \\ 1lh:im "-orcn' had argued. ho\\c\e?. that the pro - ecut1on's intcrprctJllOO' .,..ere "pure spcculauon Supenor Court Judge Donald Mc('anm upheld the ·pro~uuon ' contention that the h!.t \\as ad- m1ss1ble Attomc)s· openin1 argument ~ 111 beam Monda' in the tri31 ~hi th 1~ expected to tale a )ear or more 11d valued ill S.,00 from 3 room at Park upcnor Con' ale cot Ho p1- tal 1445 upenor \\1.'. O'er thr weekend The theft " hche\ cd to ha~e occurttd bct~c~n Q pm F'nda} and 9 a m turdav . . ~ . An attempted burt.l3f\ \1.3' re- poncd at the offiC'C of '~l1kr ' :t\·ht Inc .. I 00 W, CN\l Ht~"3\ \In· known 1ntrudrf'\ tumC'J off th<' t:iu11d- 1na's po•tt and tncd to fol\:• op(n J locked 1Hndo• Th~ attC"mptCd t•ntt'\ 0«urrcd bnwttn p m. Mon~~ and l :JOa.m T~\ h"a"O\>l~uu-n'· ful. • • • • • Four 1n&C1'C6tri "'"'"'' \'alu J at S400 ~re taken '(mm 1 ~I at $Potier Victits. t 00 Y.. ... loa~t H1ih- wa\ bc'tv.~n "pm \h•nt.lo' and~ ~O a m T ue')da, ' .\ tereo 01 unl.Ol"'n 1.itue Y.a stoleo from J pn' .i1eh ,,,, m·J bs'l.lt lcep1a1a1 fXHkr\Jlhhlm l .. lltl \\ Coa 1 Hitth'\J" h..•t.,.,ct•n ' ·pm Monda\ and ,, ,\ m r Ul•,d:l\ .), burglar t1."K'I.. o.i =~-,ahh<'r hand- gun. )~mm 1. ml.'r3 .ind gold nugget bracelet ~ 11h a 101a 'aluc of 850 from an \m l·,un·J h•'n1l' l'n thc4-l10 blocl of ~shNl' I)~ Laeun• Beach .\ Mond:\' night lirr cau~ an estimated s: iO d:imagc to the con- tents of a re"dence on uth Coast • H1&h\l.a\ In anolhet 1nc1dent. a·fire Sunda) mom mg cau~d an C\t1matcd $20,000 dama e ll' .i Pr:l&C on Through '°ltrct't ''' 1n1unc'I "e'I"( reponed in t'llhl.'r hlazl· . . . Tbco"nerofa,ream···olof'\.~ IQ J TO)Ola C-<'11 3 repont<d the car ~1olen Tuesda\ It '~a la\I \Cen al about q am on tot"(' 1 .\H'nuc • • • .\ \'CR 'alu('(J Jt -' ~ \1.3\ rt- ported stolrn Tul·~J\ I m 'It Ht&h•11) location In ,uiotht'r thet' T~~ • h&ht blue ~·h"1nn m,'lun- tain btkt valu~ 11 S \ •1 ":a' rcponC'd 5tolcn on Coast H11hwa) • • • Pohct' am\tC"d T ;t\ 1lJ fd'-'arJ o.n~1, Ji. of ' uth l ur\3 l'n tusptClOn of dm 1ng upJ~r tht in-n"'nce ofal oh,ll llan1t"\\ "a' lop- ped at I.~$ am. 1 u ~' 1'ln uth Coast Htr .. 11' at r ;arl \trwl and was ht-Id 1n lteu ot 1.,c; hail • • • Pola .,-attJ n11 '' ldAn F"llUttQL " ol un:i ~till' on susp1c1on 1'1 J n' n~ undl'I 1h,· 1n nuence ,,, .1l .. •h r 1guer11.1 \\ J ' stopped a· ;;. .11"1 \11,nda' •H "'th Strett anJ 1 •J'-1 II iz.h'"'' .ind ''J' held 1'h hei.. "' $ ' h .. 111 Ba.nJ:lngton Beach T"o hr11t"l ' ,l'!l'' r-and " couldn·t reml·•1:X" ;., • h '" h•~' tiu' stop to get C\11 J:hi \\ l'l•nd up I'"' at the Enon '<r , 't3tmn JI Be•" h Boule,ard Tue"1J' allt'mlx'ln 1 hl bo\.S \\Cf'(' n.·vn1ltJ with th,·ir mnthl•r \I.ho lcaml·J C\I •h<'•r "'hl.'~aboul' after calhn& ox " . . . Tv.o bo" .:it....'"' ' '<'3f" 11IJ ~ere detained tor allttrdh ,h,'\\111n~ Jll'llc-1 guns at bird' at ( l'n1•.1 P;irl.. .. md al,l\ for reponedh <.elll ng , ff lirt'' ract..cr. A resident in ~h~ :~ 11 bill\. I.. l\f I "th Street rect'l\ l.'d l"'l', .ill'-lrom Y.Uml'n shonl) after I a m t.xlil' a<.,l..tn~ ii 'hr liked what th<'' did Ill her .ar It tum' out that he d1drn'1 ht.• ltl(ll.,t•d l'IUI the v.iodo" and found th3t ~1.'mront· had thrown egg' .ind otht'r 0h1C'<'IS :lt her vehicle. she ..aid Thie' cs tw1steJ "' dN'r h.rndk 111 ,1 To~ re 1rtt>J hC'anng t•·oorthrtt 'ihot~ lil"N 1n 1ht \l~m1t' of th~ Edi n High hool k1n11\all field 11at>Out1 ~O am hxUI~ '>ll'kn ff\)!>\ <1 lo\" I ,, I ol Hamm "-' " · ,, Tue..Ja, Ring' J:'hl '"•' .1 t• \\ •rth mc>n' than$~ I \\l r, '' 'r11p1 J hllnlt' 1n the 1 ~ t-1 .,, ~ \.I " •111 '"mt·t1m,· 0' er thl "'t'('~t · • 'H'M<' Ol ph~1•1)d 1n1" the ~I !'-,.,,lo.. betv. eeri " ;i " T U('"4.1J\ . , ~-. ·u, 11Pn 'llll r: · l ,•, h n .. h ''!' Dr·' l' \l,·ru.l' and am . . . '<.1ore 1hari' -l • \\;,t~<.111len ,atl. da\ e\Cn1n~ lrt•m :J ~\.O:l hiding pla c" at arll r'i. 'I.' 111 tht ·n1>0 Moc: ,,1 L 01\Cf'\ '\ llll\( Fountain Valley m<'On<' u<.ed a rnr 1a ~ and sma<.h('d th<' 1r,1nt ~la"' d<)ur nl thr Radio hact.. st11rt' al I l< 120 Broolhur<.t • trttt rJrl) T ul''l<hl\ morning and <>tole a ca<.'it'ttc player and twp ponahlc rnd10\ wonh SI 11 0 I • • • FHP Corporate HcadQuant'rs al 9 Tal~n .\\mtJC ~panc:d T~ da}' a $4,000 cmhcnlcmcnt b)· a kno~n emplo~cc v.h1 h tool place bc1v.cen FebNlU) and Jul} 19 . • • • mt'Onr tu1 thc-locl on agaraac 1n lhe I bl k ol htrt'\\ IO:Cl O\:Cf the v-eckcnd and \tole a tool '· fishma rttls and \tC'fl'o lrom a car parked 1n the aa . • • A la~nmov.cr and «iJCT c~ stotCn from a ~ 1n ~ 110< tMoc of La, ender A~cnue JOmet1tn( betwittn 10 pm f'day and 9 a.m Monda). 0rMge CoMt DAILY PILOT/ Wedneedey, September 21, 1988 ----> ' t ~~_ReaganlashessReakerfor~~ 'Indiscreet talk' about CIA W ASHlNGTON (AP) -Prest· ~l ~ accused House pcaker Jam Wriabt today of talking in- dilCl'eCtly about U.S. intelligence teerets, but stopped shon of denving W~fs claim that the admln1s- tnuon used the CIA to foment civil unrest in Nicaragua. Reqan's chief spokesman. Maritn Fitzwaw, also refused to confirm or deny Wright's statements. But Fiuwaw said the Texas ~mocrat "has always been more than willing to like tlle positions .. of the Marxisr 1ovemment headed · by President Daniel Ortcp. Wri&ht said Tuesday that Congress had received "clear testimon} .. that the administration sought to sccrctl} undermine the Nical'aguan peace- making process, thus damaging long- term prospects for an accord between Ortep's ruling Sandim tas and the Contra rebels. Wright told reponcrs the CIA has employed agcna ~\ertl} in Nicaragua to orgamze and promote anti-covemment rallies and protests. Asked about this toda}' during a picture-taking session "1th the mili- tary Joints Chief ofStaff. Reagan said. .. The reaction I have -and I thmk It should fit the speaker also -there as no way we should talk publicl) about intclliaencc operations of any kind." Asked if he disputed Wright's assertions. the president said, .. If I start Joins down that road. then I'm creauna the same violation that he did." Asked if he thought Wnght had abused a process in which the executive branch shares secret in- telliaencc informauon wnh selected conaressidnal leaders. Reagan said. "I jusl say it's common sen~ o n discuss anything havmg to do with intellifel'lcc opperat1ons and so forth.' Wright. speaking at his regular daily news conference Tuesda~. had said that the Congress recc1' cd infor- mation md1catingtheCIA had sought "to provoke an overreacuon" b~ the Managua government to dissent in that counU)'. Fitzwater, quesuoned repeated!~ durina the dail) news bneli ng abouJ Wriaht's claim. said the adminis- tration's policy 1s to refrain from comment on rcpons mvol"1ngco,cn intclliacnce operations.~ "We often don't den) problems that arc in this catcgof') that we don't believe arc true." he said. "I can't speak to the 'ahdll) of what he had to say," Fmwaitr said. "We arc som ewhat concerned that he would choose to dwulge what he C3lls secret intelligence data and -rightly or wronaly-it seems to us it pla) ta little loose with the relat1onsh1p that we've developed with the 1n1elhgencc committees to discuss programs with them and various intelligence mat- ters." Fitzwater also said: ''The speaker has always been more than \\11ling to take the positions of the' Onega government." When pressed to elaborate on his inference that Wright ha been sup- portive of President Daniel Onega. who heads the Marxist-run and- mist.a government. Fitzwater said his statement spoke for itself. Wriaht had said in an interview Tuc1day: "Agents o fourgo,ernment have assisted in organi1ing the kinds of anti-government demonstrauons that have been calculated to stimulate and provoke arrests." Wright said the CIA had made 1hc admission under quesuoning from members of Congress. ~~o Riot damage ln Shreveport. SHREVEPOk'f. La. (A P)-Hun- dttds of angry blacks looted or burned stores a,nd held off authorities with rocks and bottles early 1oday after a black man was fatally shot in what one witness described as a drug deal aone sour. police said. Two white females were arrested after the shooting at a park. described by pol~ as an area with do.la problems. One of them. Tamala C. V crao. 17. was later booked on a ChaJJt of second-degree murder. ac- cord1n1 to police records. Police would not elaborate on the murder charge. The other woman was questioned but not immediately char&ed. During the rock-throwing. a se'en- bloclc area was cordoned off and police warned motorists to sta) a"a). Police Chief Charles Gruber said the crowd could have been as big as 1,000 people at the height of the dis- turbance, but most estimates put the figure between 300 and 500 during most of the evening. This northwestern Louisiana cit) of 2SO,OOO. the state's second laraest after New Orleans, has been the scene of ~nt racial tension $temmina from a &hooti~ of a black teen last month. But pohcc said d~ problems also may have fueled the disturbance. A man who identified himself as a cousin of shooting victim William David McKinney said that McKin- ney was abystanderto a dru_g-deal t!'a went sour. The man, who wouta give his name only as Charles, talked to reporten after being interviewed by detectives as a witness to the shoot· ina. Charles said a woman had tried lO buy some cocaine from a group of men, and when they ran away with her purse. she "took out her frus- tration" tiy shooting at Mcj(jnncy. McKinney, 20, of Shreveport. died at 12: I 0 a.m. today ot a gunshot wound to the head, police said. Reba White, 22, said she was at a convenience stort when the shooting " happened in the nearby park about 9:4S p.m. Tuesdav. Study says mamlilograms ~.--.-cut breaf t cancer deaths P.anel wefghing Social Security cuts WASHINGTON (AP) -Out of to .. the new president. The panel, concerned about becoming em- broiled inJhe Qr~deniial cam_pai&n has purposely kept out of the public impasse between President Reagan's aware of the polirical firestorm likely rcfusar-to increase taxes and the to be triggered by such suggestions. ICfu.alo(t_hc..DemQCratic-<"ofUrol~ed __ .q:hat means-you are withholding Congress to CU! government spends ng money from the sick, the elderly and enouah to bnng the deficn under the defense of the nation." he said. ~ BJ ~A.socia1ed Pre$1 the glare of the presidential cam- --· -----paian,-a bipartisan co1IUJliiston is WASHINGTON -A stud} by NationaJ Cancer hutitute scientists $hows quietly craftinf a proposed soluuon that mammogram examanauons ever} one 10 two years c.ao reduce breast 10 the fcdcra budget deficit that cancer deaths b} 24 percent among women aged 40 to 49. The conclusion came would include cuti in Social Secun\) from a detailed anal) sis of data from a clinical trial t>eaun 18 years ago by the and defense spending as well as Health Insurance Plan of Greater cw York. Rcscarchen said it is the first possible 'increases in consumption comprchcns1ve stud} to prove that mammograms can be an important taxes. .. lifearinuace_nmg tcchnw_e fi r "-O~D under ttJe ~of .SQ. "This is tbc ftrst T-hat-i the--word-ffom-Bem6l'f'at statisticaliy-Significant evidence of \he benefits" for this age group. said Robert Strauss. who 1s co-chairman Kenneth Chu. lead author of 1he NCI analysis. of the 12-membel" commission along Batter denles 1Jopi08eraal llal.an · with Republican Drew Lewis. . Strauss provided a tantalizing glimpse Tuesday of" hat options the panel is considering recommending eye since July. \ ' Strauss indicated that ork has been ~oing on behind the Sc(•nes and he said lbe commission "111 resume holding public heanngs immediately aftc1 the-Nov. 8 elecuon:-The-eom~ m ission would hke to finish its "ork by ~c. 21. The comm1ss1on. "'h1ch is spilt evenly between Dcm'ocrats and Re- publicans. was created b) Congress last )car in an attemJ?t to break the control. <'. d . . . Strausssaidthegroupprobabl) will . ~trauss saa . top pnonty wtll be recommcnda fo.urnrfi ve-ycar plan to glven_to...spcndmg cuts-and only after eliminate the deficit. which this \ear th~y .arc exhausted .would ~he com- is-expected to-total.aboul.$.LSU»llio m1ss1on look at possible t~ncrease Social Security benefits. Medicare as a way ofbatancrng the 6udget. and other entitlement programs and His comments marked the most dcfen~spendmg will ha'e to be cu1. detailed discussion )'Ct of where the Strauss said. since the> account for 68 commission is headed. The panel has percent of total spending. been criticized for not holding public Strauss said the commission was meetings in the past several months. -CHARLOTTE. N.C.-.\ dfrmer PTL official said he told a federal grand JUr) that he had sex" 1th former PTL leader Jim Bakker. but Bakku hasdemed . the allegation tn court. Jay Babcock. the former director of creative telcv1s1on for the tro~led mm1str}. commented T uesday after being asked questions by the grand Jury apparently designed to de term inc whether PTL money was paid for sexual favors. Babcock wa the first man 10 publicly acknowledge telling the grandjur} ofa sexual encounter "'uh Bakker. CaUs by The Associated Press to Bakker's phone number in Fon Mill. S.C .. went unanswered Tuesday nighl.~n August, Bakker denied under oa\h that he had ever had a homosexual relationship. Told b) a repomr Tuesda) outside the-federal courthouse that Bakker had denied e'er ha' mg a homosexual relationship with anyone, Babcock replied: 0 l'm sa~ ing he's a har." House OKs pesticide review limit GOP stalls ·minimum wage.bill . Hurricane Helene grows In Atlantlc MIAMI -Humean1: Helene formed earl) today in the central Atlantic and forecasters say the ocean·s founh hurricane.this yeat has already begun to strengthen as It churns across open ~ater. Helene. packing sustained winds of 85 mph. is the first humcane to form since Gilben went on a rampage last week throuah the Caribbean. Mexico and the Texas Gulf Coast By midday. the ccntec6f Helene was located near la1nude 12.0 nonh. longjtudc 40.2 west. or about 1,300 miles east of Barbados. according to an advisory from the Nauonal tf urricane Center 1ss.ued short I} befor~ noon. The s1orm. with winds clocked at 75 mph when It became a hurricane early today. was moving west at 12 mph an_d was-expected to maintain that course for the nex\ day or t~. th~ advisory WASHINGTON CA P)-Pla ns to set an eight-year deadline for finish- ing safety reviews of hundreds of pesticides sprayed on crops are on their way to the Sen:ue a fter &aiQing easy approval tn 1he Hou!>C. "Getting this bill to the pre 1dent°'\ desk is m y top priority as "e wrap up this congressional session.·· E. "Kika" de la Garza. D-Tcxas. chair- man of the House Agriculture Com - m ittee, said Tuesdar as the House approved lbe measure on a '01ce vote. The Environmental Protection Agency would be required to com- plete. safety reviews' of some 600 pesticides within eight years under the bill. The research 1s designed to end use of the most ht11ardous chemicals and limn use of others that prcsen\ health dang~ -.-- No\ until the year 2024 would 1he agency finish the re' 1ews at the present pace. according to 1he Gen- eral Accounting Office. Thus fa r no deadline has been set for the re carch · which began in the mid-1970s. Business and government would share storage and disposal costs. and a program under which the agenc) has paid S20 m illion to manufacturers lo buy up stocks of banned ·pesticides would be largely cn4ed under the three-year reau\honzation of the Fed- eral Insecticide. Fungicide and Rodenticidc Act. The Senate alread) has passed a similar biU and appeared hkeh to act on the House version in the throe to four weeks remaining before law- makers adjourn to campaign full time at home. Most en v1rionmentahsts. howc' et. arc at most lukewarm to the bill. a bare-bones measure without a number of provisions they support. such as stepped up federal monatoriog of groundwater. which represents the basic drinking supply for millions of Americans. WASHINGTON (A P)-:._ Sepate Republicans are stallin$ action on a Democratic plan to raise the $3.3S minimum wage in hiJh-stakes parlia- mentary manuevering being played out ap1nst a backdrop of presidential poliucs. The Republicans want a chl"ncc to add a lower pay rate for unskilled workers and ac11on on President Rea11n's nominees to the federal bench before Dcmocr1tts can move on the first hi~e in the minimum wage in ................................................................................................... ~_ eiaht years. JU:e-eda~•UQ,ft Sec,•etarvs-o,-1-"Unless we see prOJ.fCSS With the ~·· --u .. •' .,, _, ... ..u AID. s • t • 8 f • g t ggl j udacsandlcecpourabality toamend, WASHINGTON-LauToCa\'llOS.lheneweducationsecretary,planned VIC Im ac1n new s ·fll e we're going to be ol'I the minimum today to meet his staff and o utline his pnoriues and management style on his • ' ' waac a long time," Senate GOP Whip first full day ofv.orl. Cavazos was confirmed Tuesday by tho.Senate 94-0 and Alan Simpson of Wyommg ·said swom in lo office by Vice Pre idenl Georie Bush ina Wbjtc H o use ceremony.-SO TH ROXANA. Ill. ( .\.PJ-An riahts act1vjs1. ' ana Elementary School in this town ol Tuesday. He as the first Hispanic Cabinet member. President R'Cagan called the 61-year-8-year-old boy with AIDS-related "All I v-ant to be 1s a housewife." 2.000 to prolCSt Jason's applicauon Simpson made the comment fol-~d ~vu~ -who is ore~~t AfJexa<nc~a~~·:=~-~l·~-~~~~==~·~~~~=·~1=~=~·~~~~~~fts~n~·~L~··~~~ll~mu,~k1~s~~;o~rija~d~m~~~~~o~n~.~w~h~i~c~h~o~ffiW1~c~~WISLJa~reL~~·n~K~~ra~~~pa~n~y~s~)~ra~~~g~y~l~u:n:~~-~·-J -----:Democrat -"ITterlmf example o(ille magni 1ccnt contributions after protests over has admittance 10 want is a m othe . cons cnng. eons a er - Americans.have made to our national life." • school, dreads anothe r struggle be-J ason's family left the St. Louis At Tuesday's protest. -parents car· C. Byrd of West Virginia fiJed a ' ~iiiiii-iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii;;;;-;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:-i cause "the ugly people arc going to be .suburb of Granite (11). about 15 ried hand-lettered signs reading second cloture m otion in as many . back," his mother says. • miles south of here. last month, "AIDS Kills" and "Help Keep AIDS days to limit further debate o n the bill SEPTEMBER 29, 1988 at 7:00 P.M . hmt* VlllJ IClllll .. IPlcllH.,11 ....... ill .. I I 111 a la .... 17211 1111 IL. fllfl• Wiiiy, CA The California Department of Health Services (OHS) and the U.S . Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) have scheduled a community meeting for Orange County residents to discuss five cleanup ettecn•· uves developed ior the Stringfellow Site located in Glen Alton, Calffornia. Some etternatlVes would involve continuing the preMnt practice of performing addltlonal water treatment-of Stringfellow Site qroundwater in Orange County. Currently. Stringfellow Site contaminated groundweter undergoes Initial treatment et a groundwafpr treatment plant situated et the lite. Thia pretreated water Is therl transported througti an lndustri.I ...., pipeline to Orenge County SanitlaUon Districts' water treatment pt.,,ta tor turther treatment and disposal. Pretentatlons will focus on the final cleanup actions presented tn the' Strt,,gfetlow Oreft Feasibility Study (FS) Report and the OHS/EPA Prop<>Md Plan for cieariup of site-related contemtnated groundWater In GMn Avon. Pubflc comment pertalnlno to the FS Repor1 and the propoMd Plan Is an essential component in the decision-m8king proceae conducted to select a final remedy for the atte. The communi- ty meetlno Will give Orange County resldent1 the oppc>rtuntty to dl9cusa cleanup options and provide comments to OHS end EPA offtcials. Both the FS Report and the PropOSed Plan were laaued for pubic ~and comment on June 30, 1988. The tult FS Repon. a brief Tectmtc.I Summary, and tl'le propoeed Plen are evafteble for pubf6c r9¥tew at the toffowing Information repositories: "Our bia problem nght now as that saying they'd been harassed for their Out of Our Schools." by Sen. Edward M. Kennedy .. we just want to be a normal family." efforts to enroll him in regular classes Accor~iog to the Senate Judiciary Jason Robenson's mother. Tammie. there. "If that kid comes here. my Committee. 2S nominations by Re- said Tuesday. "We don·t want to be in la$t week. as man} as t"-O dozen daughter will go to a private school." apn for federal judgeships are now the spotlight. I don't want \o be a civil parents began picketing South Rox-Roseann Hayes said in an mterview. pendin& before the panel . • s ~ 1.;.u ·~,) ·~,o ?200 ....... ~ CO.ti Ina 19101 .... AYI., .......... Beach 15440 ltach •., Wntmilster 400 Clllllo De Estrlli. San Clelnente ~~ca • • MM • DON'T JUST-GO THROUG , GROW ntROUGH m ~ .,~ SEMINAR l..J1V01Ce, Six Thursday Evenings Reco~ ~ery. sept. 29th-Nov. 3rd 'V ~ 7:30-9:30 p.m. rks Over 5,000 have '. V ~ hop attended 14 previous VVlJ ·: workshops ST. ANDREWS PRESB RIAN CHURCH Newport Beach-St. Andrews at 15th St. (across from Newport Harbor High) -S~O Registration fOf more information c-111 Ul·IUl Mon·Fri, 9-5 . ' • , ' I . ' • I, . • 1111 ..,..... •., C..111, ....... .. "Yow Nuu-1ii.9fOl9 Mill~·· -I Ill -I Bilh court policy of 0-day. rulings receives cri.ticism SAN FRANCISCO (AP)-..\new state Supreme Coun PohC\ to drastically cut the time 11 take'> in makina dedsionswould make dissent amona the justices more d1flicult and likely hun the quality of dccm on'> a commentator on the court said The policy to decade all new ra!IC'I within 90 days of oral argument or -post-araumcnt wnttcn bnef5 -~ 1----tlian hilfthc-currc-n1 average dcfoion time -"smacks of assenibl\-linc JUStice," said Stephen Barnett. a lay, professor at the ni' e~at) of C ah- fomia at Berkeley Chief Jusucc Malcolm Luca' said in a statement Tuesda} that the coun , 1n settling a suit b) a la") l'r "ho..c case took 21h )ears to decide. had voted unanimous!\ on the polin staning with ca~S argued OC\t Janu-_ ary. The announcement come., a' (alt- fomia trial couns arc \taning to implement new state laY.s aimed at reducing delays. and the st:ue J ud1caal Council prepares to 'ote on guide- lines to speed up appellate rn'ics. But many Judge-. and scholar\ h:l\ e araued that a speedup 1s un" 1\c for the high court, which hears the most important and difficult cascs~:1nd " required to hear all death pcnalt~ appeals. . The state upremc C'ourt has concentrated on death pcnalt~ ca cs to an unprecedented degree. but nc" casess_onunue~me 1n. an<l t~ backlog has not declined "The 90-day rule '" cra1) tor the Supreme Court and should be re- pealed," Ba.men '>31d. "'h's almost indecent to affirm a death penal!} within 90 da}s. It's hh· :i JU') thctt hears a death case and comes b:il ~ 1 n two hours." The pohq. hOY.C\t~r ren·1 \ l'd a tentative endorsement from "tC\C White, Attome) Genl'ral John \.in de Kamp'schiefass1stan1 forcnminal law. who said he thought 911 da\., '-'3 enough time lo decade the a\cragc case. In his statement Lucas \<lid "Xl-da' extensions would be allcmcd tor "good cause." • Orange Coast DAILY PILOT/Wednesday. September 21. 1988 AS W ORLD \ AilinJ!HJrohJto Armenians1'n· masse wait out ol danger • . TOKYO (AP)-The palace said for decision OD annexation today that the ailing Emperor H1rohtto's condauon was 1mpro' mg. but Cabmet m1n1sters staH~d near telephones for fear of the ~orst and members of the 1mpenal famil) can~eled scheduled act1\ 1t1e The fra il 87-)ear-old. "ho began vom1ung blood Monday and has since had three transfusions. ~as 1n serious but stable condition and under constant medical surveillance. palace and news reports said. Ch1efphys1c1a n Akira Takagi told a news conferen~ Haroh110 sho'i\'ed symptom:ro! Jann-ID«: an1hm?lt11a but was alen Reports said the bleedrng came from the area in his duodenum where doctors performed an intestinal bypass around an enlarged pancreas a )ear ago. MOSCOW (AP) -Hundreds of thousanm of Armenians masst"d in front of their republic's parliament buildina today to renew their de, mands for the annexation of Nqomo-K.arabakh. an act1v1st said ''There are hundreds of thousands of people in front of the uprcmc Soviet. The a"enue is complete!} closed to traffic." said 4-rpena) Popoyan, wife ofact1\•1st and forml'r politic.I prisoner Rafael Popo)an Armen11n Commonrsr P:1m and JOVemment officials "ere meeting inside the building an Yere\.an. capi- tal of the Armenian republic Communist authontaes had prom- ised to report to the people later toda\ about what decisions had been taken , in the quest to annc>. Nagomo- K.arabakh. a mount.aaoous region of neighbonng o\zerba1Jan that I'> predominantly Armenian ·'The people are wa111ng," Popoyan said. "The Cll~ IS ve11 ten'>C .\II the people are on the streets .. A general stnke that began Fnda> was co nunuang. she said The Soviet go\ ernment clo~d o\rmenia to foreign JOumahstS amid tht-nstng-tcmton and the renewal of e1hn1 unre n \lOll'ncc an !': agomo-Karabakh A.ndre1 Stlaotte'. a Foreign "11n1s- tr) official. would 53) onh that Yerevan ·'1s closed for temporal') reasons~ .\sSOClated Pre'>' cor- respondent J~hn-Thor Dahlburg and other foreign correspondents wa1t1ns in the Georgian cap11al ofTb1hs1 "ere being barred from making a sched- uled v1s11 to the region. S1lan uev refused to be more speci- fic or to confirm that the resurgence of ethnic unrest was responsible for the govemmenf s acuon. One man was killed and at least 25 were hun Sunda' in a shoot-out between Armenian~ and .Uerbaijan1s 1n lh~ ¥illag~ of Khadzna~ official Soviet nev.s agenc) Tass said There v.ere rumors in Yerevan about more fighting betv.een Aume- ntansand AzerbaiJan1<. but that none of the rumors had been confirmed. Popo)an said Civil unrest threatens new Haitian leader PORT-~ -PRI" E. Ha1i1 (.\P) -Soldier<> sac~ed their commanders and workers struck !ltatc-run com- panies. nppingapan a bos ·s home m one instance. ar, Ha1uans released pent-up rage at three decades of authontanan rule manders and repm.al k1lhng., and spontaneous street demono;tra11om were on the nse. ''I'm afraid we're on the C\ e 01 another 1nsurrect1on." a go' crnmen t official said pnvatel}. Radio stauons said the re' oh 10 the .<X>O-member arm ~ spread bccau~· -'. 1;nl had not fired commander<, thl· soldiers adenufied w11h the corrup· uon and repression of thl' go\ c:rn· ments of Namph), Lcc;he Man1g..i1 and Jean-Claude Du va her Ha1t1 Soldiers broadca!-.ling from radio stations Tuesda) -'>Omething un- heard of before the rnup -sa id the~ identified thcm<,eh c-s "11h thl' down- trodden of this 1mpo\ emhed Cant>- bcan nation. Mars gives astronomer~ a·est·view.in.-acentury -· . V1olencc and sporadic gunfire con- tinued throughout the capital toda). fo ur da) s after soldiers toppled the reg1meoflt Gen. Henn "amph~. Radio reports said troops were remov_t.ni more and more com- Lt. Gen. Prosper -'. \ n I \~ho dl·- clared himsclfpres1dcn1 unda' alter lower-ranking soldier-; '>tagl'd tht coup. tned to end the unrest Tul''>da\ by appo1nt1ng a ne" armed'T6rce~ chief and announcing the rcurement of e1iht ientr.als._ "We will chase out of the: arrm all supporters of Namph). ~anag.at and Duvalier." said a pohcem:in :it a stauon in dov.ntown Pon-~u-PI1ncl where soJdiers removed t~e1r· com· ~e_arm) iuns Lhe llQlJcc.m Se' eral repeated on the air. ··The arm) 1s the people and peopk arc the army'" The coup leaders ha'e demanded that o\' nl reorganize the m1lnai: and ms.mute democrauc refoans.... LO ANGELES (AP) -1 elcscopc buffs are gazing at Mars' pulT> "h11e clouds, towenng \Olcanocs and shrinking southern ice cap ;i., the n:d planet's closest ~proach 10 Lanh in I 7 years provides some ol the best until they approach \\lthin °'..i 65 mil lion miles of each other on .\ug. 27. 2003. Because Mars appeJr\ much Burmese general named· prime minister T oll r each es 1 40 in Mexican flood · cws since ....,..__.._ "This is a rare chance for people to take a look at a world "here httmans may one day \.\alk." "31d usan Lcndroth. spokeswoman for the Pasadena-based Planetal) 1l't). which is sponsoring dolcm of ~tars Watch '88 public' IC\\ 1ng panics and a formal observation program b) amateur astronomers. Mars·wm make its close approach to Eanh at 8: 18 p.m. PDT toda~. c;a1d astronomer Ed Krupp, d 1 rector of Los Angeles' Griffith Obscn a tor) During the close encounter. the tY.O planets will be 36.54 million mile-; apart, the closest since the~ \\Cre 34.92 million miles apart 1n .\ugu t 1971 and closer than the) \\ 111 get Jury gets case in D~A killing LOS ANG ELES (A P) -A L : District Coun jury has recc1\cd the case of three men charged with kidnapingand murdering a U.S. Drug Enforcement Admm1stration ag~nt 'in Mexico nearly four }Cars ago . . The defendants arc.alleged to ha'c killed DEA agent Enriq ue am arena. whose battered body was discovered on a ranch near Guadalajara.• • J ~ Two defendants are charged "1th kidnap, murder and consp1raC}. and one with being an accessory in the f Camarena and his air- plane pilot. Prosecutors contended dunng the trial that Mexican druglord ·Rafael Caro Quintero ordered Camarena's slayina to revenge DEA assaults on his narcotics empire. RU Ff ELL'S UPHOLSTERY llC. ... ,_ .... c..s lenl 1122 -IUI~ CISTI •U-541-115' A LIONS cw• CO•llUNm £\'ENT ·.m111ma 1M1T11112 ......... PRESEll TICKETS AVAILABLE. $7 00 ea :._-:: m Ml·Mll farthec north m Earth" ,i.,.1c., lhan By Tbe Associated Press usual dunng such close cnrnuntc:r.,•. R~NGOON'., Burma-Sa" ~taung. the general v.ho views fer Nerthern Hertw.f'h('tt' oh-stl'Zcd pooo:er In a "'eeli:end coup. \\as named p11111e servers will be better than al an\ 111111: minister toda~ b)' the ne~ milita11-dom1na ted govem - since 18J5 or unlll2U:!5.a~tronomcr!> ment Hundreds of people were repon ed dead in a said. ruthless crackdown on dissent. The crackdo"'n kept Mars also t·an be '>l'l'n "1th lhl' r"demonstrators ofTthe streets for a second da' toda~. Pro- naked eye. although surlall' kalUrl''>' democraq act1\1Sts ~ere reponed going u·nderground. aren't vrsible. For ~onhcm Hema· Government spokesman Kya" an said troops killed 67 sphere residents, 11 appear\ as ,1 people, ""ounded 34 and :irrested I 00 "10 the course of the reddish-orange pot -thl' bnghtl''' government's la" and order rcstorauon work"' 1n object in eve.ning skit''> -Im\ to th~ Rantoon and three other areas Tuesday and toda y. That east-southeast after dart... al\(.)u t 4) brough t the official death toll to at least 144 people degrees above the southern hun1on at midnight. and lO\' 1n thl' \\e\t- southwest before da" n Telescope \IC\\S arc 'er) gul.J tor more than a month on e11hcr 'ildc: ul tonight's close approach. and \lar'I will nsc earlier 1n the l'\l'n1n~ in future weeks Korean students demonstrate SEOUL. outh Korea -Radical studen'ts hurled firebombs and rocks at not police toda) and defaced an Ol)mpte flag dunng a protest near a ~()('('er camp used b) Ol)mp1c team Riot pahce blocl..ed about 300 students "hen the) tned to mar<h out of K)unghce L'ni .. ersll) 10 GEIGER()f .\ 1 :JQt\ A Designer Trunk Show -View tne 1988 collection 'of fine spo<tsweor by Geiger, presen1e4 '. mour N~ store, Fndoy, Septem~r 30, 11 om-3pm. Wntdiff fltcna 1062 Irvine Avenue (714) 646-5521 Store Hours: Mon -Sot. 1().6. ••• .. .., __ _ ·---_..., --.. -·---·----.. n P< 1)11 I c - OLD \IVOltLD ROMANCE AFLOAT GourrMt baslc~s w/c~ & ro~s llt'VINE COAST CHARTERS 675-4704 ' PROFESSIONAL PLANNING Aboard luxury YCl<ht All serv1c~s arra~d IRVINE COAST CHAltTERS 675-4704 • Suv.on. :?5 males south of Seoul Protesters pelted the police '>'llh scores of firebombs and rocks but dad not break throu the lines of troopers. The school is ne\t lo a soccer training camp use Argendne take. V .N . gavel t;:"ITED :-\.\TIO~ -.\rgent1nas Dante Captuo. the new General A.sscmbl~ president. v.asted no ume in telling the 159-nation body it_ must close the· economic gulf bet'>'een nch and poor nation~ Oi:s the o\rgenune foreign minister took the ga' el after has clecuon T uesda}'. he noted "the remarkabk difference between all the progress made toward ensuring "orld peace. and the little or nothing "'e ha' e done to prevent the "1dening of the gap between nch countneo; and a large pan of the de, eloping world." Caputo. a .n.,ear-old fo rmer poht1caJ science professor. defeated the drll~ other candidate for the presidcnc) of the 159-member General -'.sscmbl~. Barbados' U.N .\mbassador Dame "<ua Barrow. b\' ? 1-66. with one abstention dunng a single secret ballot MONTERREY. Me,nco I .\Pl - Authonues scoun ng a d11 m erbed discovered afifffi bus tnat "' washed away 1n a flash flood tnggered by Hum cane Gllben. and the con- firmed death toll m the disaster rose to 140. A ranchin$ settlement of 100 families remained cut off from belp Tuesday by flood mg and landslide-. in the mountams surrounding this northern 1ndustnal center. said Nuevo Leon state go\ emmcnt spokesman Dame! Dimas. "We're trymg to find out "hat we can do to get supph~ to these people.·· be said. "We have ~vercd 140 cadavers. It's d1fficult to sa\ how maO\ more there could be:·· Dtmas said. . MH£1~ 0 (1-·H ·~.\IOI ~)II~ \l.qlnoh.J. I hlo~!I. ~ (•( Llnrnln CM'.'*' 0 n -i I Si• ~ ~ 10 H;;tbur Bt\\I,. (bchtnd Thrifty ~ ffpm~ Bt:.~H D i-l·O 11< I' N. 11ot111kxh Shu .u •:lrner.ln the ChJner Ccntl't' M~ \'l(JO a "'l·O -m Utt!l, !Hot ~h~:u Pk~' at ~n OtctlP fwy Ol'"Gf' CJ Cl-.)M9 !HI,~.?..?~ .. t l\~tdl2 '"" -«( t of 1\t\ten /We. HB's residents already pay the price of seJ\l"ices_ -~- A proposal to force Huntington Beach residents to join a city-sponsored emergency medical insurance program or else pay $125 for a paramedic call seems to be drawing heat from City Council members, and rightly so. · T he proposaJ should go down in flames. A family sho uld not have to pay $35 perycartothecity in the off chance a family m ember's life might be endangered. Neither should residents pay S 125 for paramedics providing life-saving services any m ore than a J.'ictim of a house fire should be sent a water bill b} firefighters. · Governm ent has a role in providing a societal safety net when its citizens are imperiled. The paramedics-at-a-price proposal would fray those life-saving strings. Fire C hief Ray P icard advanced the idea as a m ethod of improving emergency response times. The chief says the paramedic teams should arrive at the scene of an emergency witbinfive miruuesat least 80 percent oft~ time. As it is, they are o nly making it 54 percent of the time. Wednetday, September 21, 1981 A8 --~ ~ -•n-v1 01988 sunµ POST l'lllELUClNCCA 111 WELLS Use your noodle be e>i=e ordering Are ltahansgoing to ha' c to gl\c up power lunches? Marjabelle Stewart. cftq\fettc e--x- pen and author of books on the same subject says, "Never order spaghetti at a power lunch.'-' That's the most sensible statemc:nt I've heard since the presidential campaign speeches staned. But it can be carried funher. How about ne'er order spaghettion your first date'! I did that once. When I final!~ caught the e)e of Ed. the most sought Picard proposed adding e mergency equipment and staffing to reduce Jhc response time in critical hfe-or-<leath situa!ions. Response time can make the difference between calling m sick or calling the coroner. Picard's plan to impro,·e paramedic"service makes sense. His Ian for payi ng_ for it does no t, nor does his recommendaliOn to have the city get into ilie medica transpon business b~ providfog non-emergency ambulance service. Private ambulance companies already serve that role. Since 1972, residents of Huntingto n Beach have received free paramedic sen ice. It is an essential emergency service provided by the Fire Depanment along with fire protection. And as Councilman Tom Mays said, it should be viewedin Deukmejiail' s I)omiqeefo_J treasurer a non-politician after boy on campus dunng m~ frcstiman year at college. and he asked me for a date. I tumedfltp-flopsall tbe way back to the dorm. My roommate. Ger'). \loas JUSt a excited and began helping me decide -what to wear. During the th~ da~s J>efol"(' the date I tned on e"el)-thmg. more than once. in her w-ardrobe as well ilS mine before a decision was made. .... ----tt--Tlhesam e context as police pt otection orpu-blie-woT'ttp{ojec • which benefit cit\ residents at no d irect cost. But residents do pa) for such services. however indirectly. • · The city imposes surcharges on utilities. charges a fee for trash collection. rec.en cs. revenues from sales tax.es collected in the city and1 of course. reaps a ponion of property taxes. To impose a fee or tax for each and e\•ery service a city provides is gouging. m ismanaged go emment or both. Residents don't get a free nde. but they are entitled to free paramedic services. -Cotton far-ming..: San Joaqum allc} farmer could realize handsome profits from an e panding world market if they were allowed to grow Pima cotton. But a law established m L925 ~nnits only one vanet)' of cotton to be grown in the valley. It's called Acal a. Common business sense and the American free enterprise system dictate that farmers shouJd not be restricted from profiung with a d1ffereftt variety of cotto n that is equal quality and in increasing demand .... The valley has long been recognized for its high-quality Acala cotton. The one-,·ariet) law has served well to protect this reputation, but the ti.me has come to adapt to a changing market. lt would be economicall y foolish to resist the growing' potential of Pima conon sales at a time when the futuFe-Of California's cotton industry is questionable at best. ·SurvJ al may depend on growers' and legislators' abiity to recognize a nd seize new opponunnies for profitS'm a highly Tim in • selection of Thomas Hayes -a n ers ·sorrre-GetPinst--=d,.....e-rs- Rank-and-file 'oters ha' e never heard ofThomas Hayes. Gov. Deu- kmeJian·s newe t nominee 10 fiU the vacant post of state treasurer. As the> gradually become aware Qft he choice. they probabl) will like 11, nnd for one simple reason: He's a ccr111icd non- polit1c1an. in the GOP primary. DcukmcJ1an\ sponsorship of Ha} es not\\ 11hstand· ing. This possib1ltt~ seems part1cularl) strong in h~ht of the reaction the Hayes nomination got at the stale Republican Central <. omm111ce meeung last "-eekcnd in an Diego. That's why. however. th\.' appoint-lnd1v1duals who had been hoping for ment has flabbergasted JUSI about all the nomination for thtmsches \~ere state Capitol politician and poltllcal undemandabl) m11Tcd. of cour'C. observers. This go,c:mor has been a and some of their supporters \loCrc diehard Republican pani~n all his furious. years in public life. Hts fin~• p1rk fQr the post.Aep_Dan_J.-un&rcn. i:cllc< ted (All their expn:ss1ons ?f anger and this charactensttc. Lungren. a bnght -resentment \lo ere prt\ al~ I) made. ol and able individual. has been 35 -c~ursc. On charactcnsuc that d1'>- strong a conservative Repuhhcan tmgu1she~ Cahfom1a Rcpu.bhl\IO)I panisan as DcukmeJian himself from Cahfom1a Democrats ·~ their (One reason state Senate Democrats reluctance to go pllbltc 1n cr111c111ng rejected Lungren's confirmauon \I.JS any of their o"n mcumtx·nt•..I their reluctance to give a \aluable Even state rentral commtttec political steppingstone to someone members who \I.ere not c;upponmg who. it was thought. would make the any pamcular cand1da1c for the most of it for the Republicans. I nom1na11on were pu77lcd and often H h h h d h be unhapp~ that Deut...mcJian \\Cnt ayes. on t e 01 er an · as ·en outside the ranks of Republican a poliucal eunuch. A the state·~ auditor general. he's been a non-activists in filhng the post. It St.'emcd panisan emplo)ce of the full Cah-pan1cularl) out of charauer for 1h1\ fomia Legislature for nine >ears. In governor not 10 reward a faithful that post, he serves all members. thl.' toiler in the pa~n vine}ards. Republican minorities as "-Cll as the Moreover. the appointment of Democratic maJonties. >\s a voter. Ha)es represents a lo t opponun1t~ Hayes declined to state an} pan1san for the GOP to build up '>omcone "'ho affiliataon. ~-couldmakc1he most oft he chance to compet111ve \\Orld market. Bakersfield Californiu All that is ending no" that Ha~c nail down the post for the pan) in the -~~~~~-~~~~~~~-~~~~~-~~~~~~~~~~~~~h:a~s~a:c~~~p~t~ed~De~ukm~1an~ nomi-future.Ha~s~na1nl}has1~b~~ E 1 e-vacum:y left--b) nd le the JOb nergy po icy Democratic Treasurer Jesse Unruh's (which should be an appoinll\C pos death in 1987. The 42-)ear-old kgis-anyway), but his politicnl ski lls and lative emplo)ee has made two prom-chansma are unpro' en. By 1979. the U nited States had wrestled a comprehensive energy policy into place. Shocked by prices that had been quadrupled by the monopolistic Organization of Petroleum Exponing Coun- tries, the nation adopted policies designed to reduce its e nergy dependence sharply. ·1 The idea was to protect ourselves from future vulner- abilitf to OPEC. but over the eight )ears o f the Reagan administration. the energy program has been dismantled .... No, the strategies of the late '70s were not necessarily appro priate for all time. and. }es. more of the energy savings of the early '80s were caused b) extortionate prices than by ...federal policy. , . But guiding policies arc needed all the more in the absence of conservation-forcing high pnces. and 1t is blithe, at best. to act as 1f the nation needs no energ) policy at all. Tbe At1nta C011stlt11tioo . . ises to satisfy the governor's poliucal Almost as amazing as the np1>9ant- instincts. Hayes wall re-regis.ter as a ment atself was its 11ming. The Republican. aod he'll seek a full , four-governor announced his long-dela>-e<l year term at the next statewide choice the da) before the tale central election. committee meeting DcukmeJian. tn Winning that four-year term ma) talking to reponers in an Diego. not be so easy. Not onl~ is there likely indicated be knew has dec1sion·"ould be De · r · ruffie panisan feathers among Rc-to a mocrat with a po aucall} ~ublican activists. Wh}. then. didn't formidable name -Kathleen Brown. the sister and dau~hter of e wait a few more da}S and disclose former California governors_ run· it1al a time when those activists "ould ning for the same offi~ io 1990, but not be able to fan each other·~ o ne or more Republicans ma) rncn"tment~ as casil) as the) did'l challenll,e Ha\CS for the nomination A much more tntercs11ng and LE TH R ,I -- I also used that ume to bone up on bioJogy, his major. I did research. with the help of a friend on the MARTY SMITH ~._..uc.altleu.'I team, on the exact dut 1cs of a quanerback. Of course-Ea p a)ed football -one of the reasons he "'a~ so popular. I checked out the almanac to get interesting btts of 1nforma11on on his hometown. Pittsburgh. We went to an Italian restaurant known for It s good food and a great dance band. Carried awa) "ith nn success at snagging this date, I decided to reward m}self and without thinking It through. ordered one of my favonte foods-spaghetti imponant • que$t1on alo;o was being quietly debated among the Re- publicans: What does the Ha)es choice suggest about a po<;c;1blc th1rd- term DeukmeJ•an cand1dacy'1 One theory is that b} not p1d.1ng somconl' who might use whate\ a 1atc\lo 1dc name idenufication th:u g()(''i "11h tht' treasurer's post 10 run for go' t>mor 1n 1990. De-ukmeJian has ind1cn1ed hl' will run again hunself. This ignores the fact. though. lh:lt Deukmej1an alread) ha\ p1ckl·d a possible successor -Lungren. one of hts longtime supporter\ and the fovemor's first choice for treasurer n losing the fight with the Dcm<X.rat!. over confirmation, Lungren gained almost as much public rccogntt1on a~ he would have b) !>ltttng 1n the ollice He also won sub tantaal 'i} mpath~ from panyact1\ 1sts, "ho think he" as unfairly treated by the enatc Demo- crats. That S>-mpath> \\Ould be a valuable resource Jn an) 1990 GOP statewide primary. Lungren. who ts. rcunng from ht congressional seat. as e\pcctcd 10 seek the attome)' .aenerars office m t"-O -years. He could run, instead. tbr th~ --aovem or's office 1f DcukmeJ1an earl~ next year announces that he plan 10 ·retire. That could be a more ltkch . . . . Dcukmej1an ·seems to have-toss('(! aside political considerations and sought someone with the best techni- cal qualifications. One high-level Republican poltti- cal strategist pnvatel) subscribed to this view. At the same lime. though. he cautioned against any theol) 1ha1 seeks to forecast any actions of this puzzling governor. "If I had to make m) living predicting what George Dcukmejian will do. I would have been on food Stamps a long 11me ago ... Martlo Sm/tit is • 1yodlc•IH col•mal11. When the waiter set the plate in front of me I reali1ed m~ pred1cn- ment. I knew the technique for ca11ng spaghetti in a lad) like manner. but I had never mastered it. I bt'gan to t\\.1rl the spaghetti around m~ fark using. the SPQ<>n to keep things under control:-Forget control. The mirs~ g bigger and bigger. You can't un\lo1nd spaghetti any more than you can unscranfble an egg. I scraped it off 3'i dehcatel) a' possible and staned o'er. bcraung myself for not ordering ra\ ioii. Tht!> time I almost made it. The fork full u( spaghetti was the righ t size and I "'a' just putting it into m) mouth when two rebel strands escaped and flopped down ovu my cbin. Should I bate them off and let them fall back in m)' plate? uck them up like I u.scd ro do at home when m\ mother wasn't looking'!Capture them in my napkin? Tr} to removt them with m) fork? To compound the problem. \\c were seated side b "de on a banqueJte facing a mirrored wall. ~ I scraped them otT"1fh my fork "While Ed. not ha' ingan~ decisions 10 w · 1 la an ~ending not to nouce what wao; goingon •. 1 tn ed tn a sncilk) way to cut the pasta into shoner piece~. That wa<> only pan1all) successful: rcbd strands of spaghetti come tn all lengths. I had eaten about one-third of the ponion. dribbltn&_ the sauce oc- casionally on. the fU>nt of m\ room- mate's dress, when mercifull ). thl' band staned to play. Ed had lint ht.'d his dinner and I assured him I couldn'teatanotherbite. We got up to dance. , . I was confident about my dancing. It was one of my best subjects all through school. But I said a silent prayer -"Pluse. God, don't let th1~ spqhetti sauce on the front of Gerry·., dress rub off on his shin." .. ·:rextbo0k troubles Who could believe thafCal1forn1a would try to encourage children to read with tcxtbooks in which the language Is deliberately flattened and the meaning 1s tortured? . . Teens, like adults, Ue au different We danced well together. Well? We were Knsational. Ed used to cut 1n o.n me frequently at the dances on campus after that night. B'ut he ne\ er asked me out to dinner again. I never wondered wh>. Here is an example from a book currently in use: "Eve sleeps behind the stable. She dreams. Eve secs a green eagle. The eagle flies b y Eve. Eve fears the eagle. Eve Oecs.'' The publishers aren't content to ruin children's appreciation of the language with their own bad writing. They also mangle classics that preced ing generations have enjoyed. "The Little Engine That Could" becomes tifeless when children ate told the engine "went along very welt" instead of "puffed along merrily.·· A passage from .. The Princess and the Pea" eliminates "It was a dark and fearful n ight," substituting ~·it was bad." It's i.(lsulting to assume that o ur children should be fed pep that turns the JOY of read mg into a dreary chore. The publishers may think o ur children are dumb. We prefer to use an old..fashioned phra~ and uy a typical California youngster 1s sman as a whip. Sa Prun.c. ctnakle ORANGE COAST To the Editor: In response to Ann Wells' anicle Sept. 14 about teen-agers. I ha' c somethin& to say. She $CCmcd to stereotype all tcen- •n into 1 Jn?UP of .. a gcnt'Tat1on of youna people" who haven't set the riptpls. When 28 haah school students. randomly.selected. we~ asked what their IQ9)s wett for tht' upcoming schoof year, most didn't seem to 1nswer very well. One JCn1or girl rcsol\.ed to go to school at least thrtt times a week While another boy resolved to set a airtfriend. Two others wanted to pass their drivina test 1nd do well in footbell. Piii However, tMtt ~capt stucknts who dad say they wanttd to make IOOd lf'ldes. Now. JUJt bttauw more people dida•1 amwer this w1). ctoan•t ma~ that one can lump ~II t.een-aten anto a aroup of 1r- respoasiblr .. youna people ... '•1 ... ,~~ ..., ,.._.. True,101Mteenr.dohave the1r .,. ·~ P•odolCl!Oft 0.1n•111 prioritln and mora s muled ue. but O.fllllty ... ...., there-ate otMrl who don't. Thnc ~...., °"' .. ,,,. .-.. '!l!IC! w ... M .C:-•MllNCA~ wua•a.-a tolo• IMO~· _«:.-.... AU«•tr £0.•oi A~\I •tteil AOtt1loiil't ~' lftlHll'" kaow txactl)' what t~ l• ca.iii! ,., .. waat and IMy wall be suet-asful 1n .. ~ ldo1 ' '°"'"'°"' AMll!\1111 °""10< ICb~ina many 1f not all of tht'1r ... ..... Clfllll ....... pk c.1, l•10t "'°""' l)tti(r Ml"-"" Shouldn't you 11ve tttn-•n a ..., C.... • cbafter! lfyott aiv~ thtni a hnat more 5-rtl l"'8I rtlPQMibility, they nUpt try hard IO ••••••••••••••••••••••••r IUCCeld. If one Ms nepl1\'e opinions towards them. teen-agers usuallv "'ill tum oul with negauve results. · I realize some leen-a~rs are bad .\ perfect example is the 19->ear-old who (allegedly) killed Debbie Killelea in her alley. This was a temble incident. but not all of us II"(' like this. All I'm saying 1s that when 'ou'rc 'thinking of the future and how the present generation of t~n·agcr'i 1s JOing to run 1t. think of the h1ghl) intelligent. responsible and indepen- dent teen-agers. Don't JUSt think of -the irrespons1t>le ones. Because when you think about It. present!~ aren't thctt quite a tcw irresponsible adults a.round'! -MAR.Y NNE MELCHIO R Newport 8<.'ach Smith should remain sHent To the Editor: Dennis Smith was hired by the tchool board of the La'una Beach Unif~School District in the sum- mer of 1986. A recent article ID the O.ily Ptlot statn that math "wa~ OftClt tpin offemi 1 supenntendent's poaition in 1nother d1stnct But b\ that tune, the rtQll wa\ 1n full ""mi and Smith ftlt confident that posn1,·c chanee was 1n the offina. "As a hired admmtStrator. Sm11h kepi his personal feelings about the recall to himttlf But la\t .,ed. he adm1ncd that he wat for thC' move9 meat." 5mt1h tS 1 vtty britht. ambtllou' and hafd.wotlun1 ~ucator. nd or counc. ht has op1n1ons on all matten relaliae to education. I .-wltlt Smnh that 1t ..,., onf PllDA 11hiilll.I b him to kftp bes personal opinions -privatt' durina the penod of the rccaU election. How- ever. I question i'he propriety of malting public his opinions at this tJme. The supponcn of the old tchool board mt'mbcrs will have future elcct10JU to try to CODVlntt the Votal of tht' COrrcc1MU of thett point of "1ew An administrator should not allow has comments to affect the polmcal proceu. h 1s -'panacularty 1ronac that the ~hool board memben that ~ such confidence in Smith by biriftl him 1t the • of J' yean and with onl)' 1.-0 yan npe-ne..ce 1n Hs111ant pnnc1pal iho¥i be treated 1n this manner • GENE FELDER 1Apaali9ch c.l•llUll•I Au We/11 lives In ,_.._.N,,_,. .. TooAY I~ H1sr0Rr Today is We<ll\esda). Sept. 21 . 1hc 26Sth day of Nl88. There are I 0 I da)'s left in the year. This is Yorn Kippur. the Jewish O.y of Atonement. Today's h&&hhaht m hmorv: In 1938, a devastaung humcanc with winds clocked it more than 180 mph struek pans of New York and New Enaland Wlth httlc "ammg. cau11na W1despread damage and claimina more than 600 laves. (The hun1cane bears no name bccaux the system for assaan1n1 names to m~or troptcal S10rms did not 10 into effttt until 1953.) On lhtS date: In 1792. tM-Frmch National Coaventton voted to abolish the mona~_hy. la 1166i._!n&bsh novelist H.G . Wdltwatuom. In 1931 , 8nta1n went ofTthc told "8ndlnl. In 19J7 ... TM Hobbn.'' by J.R.R. Tolkien. wu ftm pubh1hed la 1911. the Senate confinnt'd the nom1nab0n of'Sandra 0.> O'Connor :C ~ c':n~" JU1t1c:e on -a, De A•da,_ ,..,_, Oranoe Coast DAILY PILOT/Wednesday. September 21. 1988 A7 HoR oscoPl :Auction a · boost for Easter Se3.ls By SYDNEY OM.ARR 'han4ay, September!! ARIES (March :!l·Apnl 19): This ~hould be )OUr .. brcak.awa)" day. Confidence bUUfis. )OU get true pK1urc-of potential and you do somethin& about 11. F1nanc1al structure more ,olid than ong.mally an11c1pated. By llAREN M. REED Dllf"""Ca' ••••••• Non-profit organ11atlons often will invite_coerccorpa) cclebn11c toadd spice, zest a nd a little magic to their traditional danncr/dancc/aurnon events. One mi&ht have assumed that this WIS the plan Saturday i\1ght at the first (of what 1s planned to be annual) faster Seals dinner and auctton wht•n host ltea Ml8yard (oi KABC radio K-en-and Bob fame) toolnhnrn1cr- But foract M1n\ard EJlstcr \eals poster child Niclaolas Boebm could have charmed the cro"d ..111 b) himself and indeed stole the sho" an an unrehearsed exchange \.\Ith the popular radio personalit) Minyard, prepared for Boehm to discuss his visit to summer camp: ··1 understand )'Ou 1ust got b:ic from a nice trip lately -where did \OU go·r· Boehm. in perfect deadpan ··10 the restroom.·· It wasn't e;11.a ti> the rc'>pon~e Minyard expected. and the aud1cnn· of350-plus filling t}lc Regl'\11) llotcl"s ballroom was uttcrl) charmeu. \ comic in the making. Boehm -\\ho ht,s cerebral palsy -1.ap1ured the crowd. The event. 1ipon<,orcd sokl\ b\ Century 21 Today Rcalt> of M1~!.1on VieJO, was the last in a scnc of fund· raising events for Easter al .. put on by the Century 21 Toda) office. according' to event · co..chamntn ttnm em. "The Century 21 s~s1em has been the top corporate sponsor of Easter Seals nationall), ra1s1ng mor1.• than $3.5 million last )ear:· he said clutching tight I) 10 t\.\O of the II\ l' auc~ion prizes -almost front J"4\~ center tickets for the sold out M 1chacl la--....Ultl:iOJl..&nil_G~ M 1cbacl mac.en at Irvine Meadows. Century 21 has raised more th.m Sf3 million 1n contnbut1on'> for ....,,....,.._.,o........_ ... Ed Wrtcht (right) with aactlneer In' Wlncer. Ken lllllyard and KeYln Hill poee with poeter boy Jlf lcholu Boehm. Easter Seals. the 1987 c:imp:ugn gift being the largest contnbut1un b' a corporate sponsor 1n the chant~·., hlSlory. Event chairman Ed Wright anti 1· pated the evening. \\hteh In\ oh ed a silent. auction, opponun11~ drrm,ing. and hve auction. \\ould net Oel\\een $30 and S50.000 · lbr the Orangl' Count) Easer Seals. C hapter -and Minyard made a point to 'itre'i'i that the funds raised would Sia) 1n Orange County. r Professional auc11onel'r Irv Winger volunteered his ttme Jnd talents for .the hve auction explaining. "I onl) d onate m y hme \.\hen r m cert am tnat a maJOnty of the funds ra1sl'd at an event like this goes to the chant~ When tl does, I'm happ) 10 do 11 Ifs fun -even though rm \\Ori.mg.·· Although the benefit. entitled ··~n Evening o!Dreams Came.I.rue:· "a., black tie. there \.\ere a fe" 'aria11ons in dress .. 1oclud1na umlorm~·d cheerleader$ from Cap1stra110 \a Ile) H igh School mrnuing the ~lent auction tab~ and 1rackang UO\\ n thl' , winners. The Rams checrlcauers. in full garb, peddled oppc>rtunll} rn:kets. (one spinted \Oung sales lad) bargaining. "You bu) '''ti of these and you can ha\e 'our p icture taken with us:· The gentleman bought). And then there wa!> anta Clau'i. Few figured out \\-hat anta was doing at an Easter eaJs funcuon (e,en the centerpieces "ere painted \.\ooden Easter bunnies) but the m} stcr) "as solved later 1n the e'en mg ~hen a v1s1t from ·· anta." Cecil Davis, ~as auctioned off 3'.) Clnc of the Ii' e aucuon pn1e . -Complete!) organized :::b=} =m-c-m-.--rs--•:::;;;;;.:;.:=:;;:;,;;~ ofCentur} 21 Toda~ Realt\. the o nl} way to tell who ''as 1n,·oh ed in the planning \.\S to ''atch \\ho \\as nen ous. adJu ung the mile or assm- ing with the auctions Explained co-chairman Julie Gibson, ··" e dehbera1e1' d1anc 1n- cll•dc t.hc...comm.~~U<l-·uu.:~.u....u.u;;..._ pr<>Jram . \\c (the omm111ce) all decided that \\C \\anted 10 do this for Easter Seals -not us ·· Jlm and Julie Gibson. TAUR US I ~pnl .'!O-Ma~ 201 Be read) for wnucn nouce conce!""IDI ass1enment that could 1m ludc travel .\t1e nt1on centers around amb111on. carccr,.promouon lnd1' 1dual }UU respe<.·1 .... 111 now take you senously. GEMINI !Ma) 21 -June :!II) Cwod lunar aspect co1nc1des w~tb pu.blishing, travel, sp1ri1ualit). long-distance wmmunirnuon. Domestic adJUStment featured, will mvc lve mone' major purchase or sale. Taurus plays key role. CANCER (June 21 -Jul)' :!:! 1. \ ou m1glu be !>a)'ang. "This is too good to be true. and so 11 probabl\ 1 n t ·· \ o u're nght -plan involves scheme that flans w1lh la"-breakang. Someone .... ants to tn\'Oh e )OU in ··p~ram1d_game:· LEO <Jul) 23-Aug. :!.'!)·Emphasis on la" pannersh1p. public appearances,, dcahnas w11b older indH1du.ili. ..£Lcnano .al50.. h1&hll&lus mantaL status. 101cns1ficdrelauonsh1Q.lllA,Jt1rk\ t'\tmcnt Cancer nauvc figures prommeiltfy. VIRGO (Aug. 23· pl .'!:! 'OU tx·rnml' more a .... arc or~tmnal, travel plans sohdif). search for <,pee j l pa-.on or anicle 1s completed. You'll gain more rccog:muo.n. people .... 111 · IJ'>l inatcJ b~ ~our '1e\.\ s and acuons. LIBRA (Sept .'!3-0 ct _21 C '"k h1ghhght~ scnsualit). spcculauon. challenge ad,cnture pos.,1h1ht' 11 "inning cun1es1 Young ~rson expresses adm1rat1on. could become } aluahk all~ Lo' l' relauonsh1p more than fl1na11on SCORPIO r<Xt .'!)-'o\ :! 11 lnrn11mn nngs true. reunion occurs with fam1lfcember \.\ho rl'tl'nth pu1 ll•nh · lal'>l' al1..usa11on " \1one~ dJSputc will be set d. dinner 10' 11a11on 1\ l·\ll'nucd ~~u..1nan pla\S ma1or role. s GITT ARI s ('-.;O\ ::::.rx1.. :: 11 DI\ cr\11\ tool be\Ond the immediate. check budget befort> affirming tr.1 ' 1.·I rl''>t'r\ at ion Emphasis on payments. collect1ons. income You'll rnm cr .1n1l ll· lhJt had been loM or stolen. CAPRICORI'\ ( Det 22-JJn 11.11 '\ 11ur per1ormance will be rated .. outstanding ... There \\111 tx· pknt' lu 'm1k atx,ut \Jews will be verified. confidence restored '\ nu karn \ alul' ol po"l''"l>n'>. special collecuon figures prommentl~. . AQUARIUS IJan ::o.l ch I 1~1 0110 in 'uur .. 1gn highlights personality. 1n1t1auve. chansma. se' apf)l'i:ll '°ll l'n'll no kJ1ur1:~ tr:n el . 'anct). gain through wnttcn word. You might ht-<.:t\ intt .. I hi' 1' \\hat I ho~d would happen." PISCES (Feb. 1 9-~1 arth ~<11 I o.il.. 1n d1>'>l't' ~ou could d1scover val_uable documents. Fam1l) m1:mbcr · wnll'''>l'' · 1nd1!>crc11 on Remember dictum about cast1ntt fLrst stone t .....U-SEPTEMBER U l YOL'R BIRTHDAY \OU are d'nam1c, stubborn. crcame. R!)Ss1bl) \\e~ separa1l·J 1rom onc or both parents· at rdatively early age. You. are capable of tearing do\\ n tor uh1ma1c purpose of r:ct?u1ldin&. on T nTOTe sohctba~. Taurus. Lw rpto prople pla\ important roles in your l~fc .• B RIDGE By CHARLES GOR Er\ ud OMAR SHARIF . ..... Both ''Ulnerable. South deals \\'Esr • IC J 10 8 S K64 Q 9 s 2 • 7 -EAST Salt Lake City. The auction was 1dcnucal at the two tables: North's cwo heart response was a transfer to spades. and his bid-of-thrce--dia>- monds was natural and came-forc- ing. Sm~ South had little interest in either of his partner's suits, he signed off m three no trump. Husbands ar_e worth a few bucks, too • • A 7 4 3 J 9 8 7 2 8 7 • Q 6 JO 5 K 10 4 3 AJ1063 At the table we watched. West led a heart. Declariwon and ran the nine of spades , East's queen. H e ~on the hcan r urn in hand, forced out the ace of spades and eventually came to nine tricks-three spades, three hearts, two diamonds and a club. DEAR ANN L~ DER ·: It nnno\.s me to sec lists of dut1cc;. performed with price tags attached that ··pro' c .. a wife is worth $15.000 or more a year. The implication 1s thnt tl)c husbands arc getting a big b:irg•11n. Next tune )'Ou print that hst . .\nn please accompan) 11 with this h 1 ol what•husband and father is \.\Orth 1n terms of dollars and cents. Escort -l 125 a night. Psych1a tnst -S75.000 a )Car Handyman -S 15 an hour Fishhook baiter -S-'O a da~. Bodyguard -$50 an hour Tire changer -S 15 an hour Garbage disposal unJammer-S-'O a call. · Food taster -S 150 a d:i~. . K.issin~ your mom -no charge. Laughing at your dad's stale JOkc'> -no amount of mo ne) could CO\ Cr this. • 1 • Back scratcher and 11ppcr puller - s·soa week. I have a T. h1rt \\1th four" ord on it: GRAVITY I .\ WI . ER' That sort of sums up m) cnurc car1.·er 1n sports. But it doesn't stop m1..• from c.1ttlJ\g in front of m) TV ct. \\3tching the Olympics and fanta wn~:ibout "hat sport I could relate to-1f I "anted to spcnd..t.he time. After v1cYvmg the Winter Olympic~. 1ipccd skating loomed !\ a big poss1bilit) for me I have the Eric Heiden legs anJ buttocks for it. Thl' luge appcalc;d to me because you're on your had and your stomach flattens out. g1v1ng ~i.lll a nice hiplinc. After watchms the Ql)mp1cs th1'> week, I'm not sure the re·, a 'lpon for me in the ·summer e' cnt . 1 read .::1 L.M. Bovo 'I_ --- A11 lMDEIS Stud fee -S70.000 1Th1' 1!. "hat Secretariat ge1s1. All kidding aside. \nn. thl' tntal value of a mamage 1<; no1 onh ~r1.·.u1.·r than the sum of1t pan . 11 ~annot ht.· measured 1n mone'. -~\ \\ P \ L < > ALTO. CALIF. . DEAR PAL: Thank$ for Sa> ing it So Saccl.Dc tJy. You Sound like a S"eec py. • • • DEAl\.\NN L~N DER~. I am .'!ll pounds ~erv-eight but h1ue 11 quite nicely since I am 5-foot·X anJ \H'll- proport1oned with good lrg., I hrn c story the other d.a~ about an \men· can g) mnast whose coach "'11u .. Her wei$flt surged abo'c 100 pound<1 earlier this )ear -.'!O pound'> higher than her com pell II\ e peak:· C1et n'al. r vc got lefio,·ers that \\e1gh rnorc than that! · I want nothing 10 d o "11h horscc; or an) other sport where you can't thro\\ your equipment in a g~ m bag and be out of there in t\lo<O minute .\nd rm too short for voile) ball. There was a time" bcn I a<,p1rcd to be a syn,chronizcd "1 m mer. The) al ways looked so gral dUI .rnd 'IO happy. Not man) sport'i prooucc hapJ>y~o_ple. The\ 'rl' c 11her on <.omc slope sk1lngin10 the race ora blinarJ or dumping paper cup' of"' .ltl'r ll' l'( their heads on the marathon route been trying desper:itcl~ to lo<>e omc weight and ha\ an1t llm11cd succes'i Several "'ee1cs ago a fncnd told me that she had cut out sugar and 1s u<;mg NutraSweet in her coll~. on breal- fast cereal. o\Cr fruit and e~ en 1n bakmg. he. claims 11 ha'> made a big difference and .,he doe'>n't m1'.)S ~ug..ir at all --- M) husband 'kl~'> 1 ca-n't' u\C an an1fic1al S\.\CCtcncr ~\.3USI.· an~ thing w11h chem1c:fl'> has got to t'C harmful "God made sugar." he ')<lid ... ,k didn't make '1,utra \\Ce1:· -. Can \.OU g1'e me 5omc inform.Hlltn on this?-.\LICE I~ DEL.\\\ ..\RE DEAR ALICE: God made poi on Ivy, coo, but tba c 's anolher st or). NulraSweec is one of the mo t carefully lnves1igated substances in cite world. The Food and Drug Admlnitlratlon bas given ii lbt green llpl, also lhe American MedJcal Attoclatlon, lhe World Kealth Or- 1anlzallon and 1he American Dia· betes Associacion. Duke University scientists re· porte4 la tile New England J ournal of Medicine tbat !'\u1ra "eet doe not CHIC laeadacbes. And in a stud\ coDd•ctecl at the l'nh·er ll> of )tinne· tota, iDdJviduals drank cbe amount of N•traSweet conlaioed 10 !6 cans of dl~t J"oela ever) da) for i-< mooch . •l"oac H Y ill effeccs Seldom bas a product under fire rttelvecl such a glo"ing bill of health. ••• DEAR \~'L \,[)[R\ l rcaJ 1n People magaLanl' ahout a poclct- s1zed breath dctt.'l tM \ pcr.,(ln n - hales into 1he dl'll'l tor tor th rel' seconds The \.\OrJ , .. good .. ,1r"p;i._, .. appear alo ng 1de a green light .\ )CllO\.\ light appear; 11' thl' brl'ath " marginal. The light 1 rl'U 11° 1t"., bad Do }Ou think 11's wonh 1t'1 -\1R OHIO. DEAR MR.: It's cht>aper to have a &ood friend who will tell ~ou for .. nothing. an • l remember E ther \.\ 1lhJm'i. her hair bnudcd an to poin,cttla!>. pla> ang to the camera on the bottom ol thl• pool. i.\nd I kne" that "a'.) "herl' I wanted to be. Then a couple of )Cars ago I did J stot) for "Good \tommg .\menca" on an underwater hodc~ team. B~ the ume l groped m) wa) 10 the bottom of a I ()..foot pool. d1sgu 11ng bubbles 007Cd OUl of nl) no I.'. ffi) face was bloated. m' C\CS \\Crc c;rims<>n from the chlorine: m) OOd) shnveled. and m' h.ur lookl'd hke clumps of sushi. • , And wor t of all. no one knc'' ''hat I ~as domg do" n thcrc -or e'en cared. • 1 made a d~t1i.1on that da'. i.\n important one. I d1dn·1 \\3nt lO-bc al'\ Olympic S)n1.hro n11cd ""1mmcr Whv ....,ould am one \\a nt 10 compete in a· sport "he.re the on1' C\ne<. "hll can .... atch 'OU ar1.. hamu and Jacques C"ou~teau ,_.,er to .:, .. penence the !>mell ol th1.' hl)I Jog~ the roar of the cro" d. nc' a 111 l J~h 1n on all the commerual J'fX't't' ol the Olympics I Endor5m~ J nll'>l', plug 1sn·1 the same a l'nJ11r"ng. Rl''-"ttnol skis.) What rm looking "'I h1..·re ... a ~port that d~sn't a cckr.111. hlllr hl-::trt rate, is performed 1n .1 l'On trolled climate. 1s not compcllll\ 1..· n·qu1re~ a short atten11on span n11 1raining. no special diet. and ha' ,1 \U tt· t•o' tumc that doesn·1 1ook h\..c c' r n o m• cl'}{''s ( thinl I"\ t JU\I de'~ nhl:-d \\ at1.hrng ' telev1S1on. • 9 8 • Ot.:TH • 9 l -AQJ A J 6 + KQS-'2 The b1ddmg: o utb West ~ortb I~-'Pass 1 - 2 + Pass J 3 :'liT Pass Pass Pas Opening-lead,: Seven of On~ again ....,e offer )OU proof that Osc.ar Wilde was right when he claimed: HL1fe imitates an!" We wrote about the theme of 1h1s hand only a short while ago Apparently. only one of our East players read the column. Tttis band is from the Spingold team event at the recent Nort!'t" American Championship , held 1n . . The opening lead at the other ta· blc was the same. Here. too. declar- er won and shifted to the nine of spades. But situng East was a tiger, David Bmcowttz of cw York-. He did not allow the lady to win the trick. Flushed with success, declarer repeated the finesse. Now East took his queen (he could noc hold up again even 1f he wanted to) and de- clarer found that he did not have the entries to dummy to set up and run the spade suit. H e struggJcd manful- ly, and e'cntualJy endplaycd East to make eight tricks. Should wi 'make a selection of our columns available to all players who enter nauonaJ competition? • -ld:"iiiij.-~-------- ACROSS 6 Booty 10 Butte1 14 Severed 15 Staff 16 Reduce 17 More genteel 18 R10e position 20 Wend UP 21 Styptic 23 Jargon 24 Tender 26 Tree 28 Paddled 3() Unweave 31 Presen1 32 Veneration 36 -sOda 37 L1hes 38 Many eras 39 Operated t>y waler 42 IS dellroovs 44 Compos:11ons 45 Ef)b 46 Unlrutll 49 Real prot>lem 50 Farewell 51 Se1 up 1en1s 52 Do garden:ng 55 M undanely 58 Lose shape 60 Wings 64 Gnash 65 Goody DOWN 1 A Fonda 2 Neal as -- • 3 Jonn A Of Jeanette - 4 In advance of 5 Bombarded 6 Scrub 7 Friendly 6 Plus 9 Mild oath ~ 10 Effervesce 1 1 Slow music 12 Mall 13 Bothersome 19 Fast car 22 Conducted 25 Pro 26 Devastation 27 Suri - 28 <;0tns 29 "Begone•' 30 Saint - Iroquois !own 32 Kind of race 33 NQ.t 99ain 34 SOfor:ty gal 35 Nou!'I end:ng 3i Garment ensem'*t 40 Order o f birds 41 Appear 42 Esteem 43 Ayer 45 Gypsy boy 46 Deadly 4 7 An Astaire 48 Roman monev var 4Q Cllecil getter S 1 Lump S3 Ttleaters S4 OcOldenl 56 Capture 57 Yale name 59 Robot drama Nixon was always dressed for wQrk . . 11 12 13 5 8 9 7 3 2 4 No record indicates an) bod' c' er saw former President Richard N1,on take off his coat and loosen his tit' while at work 1n the White Houlle Even when alone. ed111ng n speech. diciating. readin&. he l l'pt hi O"-n penonal on·thc·JOb drcs~ code. ull does, presumabl). He hns ~::11d a much. A Venetian glas<>blo"cr .t~cd to bratM into shape a p1ct'e ol dd1cali." work. but aoofcd. No mattrr. he could tum 1t anto an ord1nan flsnli.. and tr) epin. We got a word from tha_~· l be ltatian word for flask ... f 1a o. Q. What' the 1cchmc-al \.\Ord for armp1t hair'> A. H1rc1. If It wnah 56 PQUnd II \\('IJh' Hout as much iu tl tir~in of bu\l('r. Can you idenuf) \\Ith 1hatJ • -ne Orthodo• Qu.-~cr nt·,cr llfl' his bat to an)unc. Han0d1 Drpetiml'nt tare of l un- cloft tMUlled 1t, tint c~,.latnr in ' 1896. Some ndcrs f:untC'd The <,to~ stationed t\\O attendants at the 1011 to revive such stnd.cn foll ~•tb cogn.1l Thereafter. qu11e a fe\.\ ndcl') fa1nt.:d. some several times You can wnte "nh a lc;$l pt'nctl. a quill. a fountain pen. a ball point. " typewriter. a computer and quite a few other gadgets. But the lead pent ii still outsells all other "ming m\tru· mcnts b) far. How much "ould )OU ..a~ 'our wedding ptestnts \\Cre \\Ortb•' "le\cr mind. shouldn't ask. Ju .. 1 J IC'3d·1n w rePon the esumat~ 'illu~ of thl' 11Weddina present g1"en m Pnmc Charin and ltd> D1.10J \\il!I S1 mllhon. The head of a tn~1n1 rattksna~c doesn't move t\tn hair., ""11th J'I w head of"' aolf club \\.\ ung t'\' a reat0nabl,Y act1'c man h ' the I• lkr·s dcctt1\'Cfk'S that 11\t it that fdF. • Q ~·d thl' Klan att 1hiu ··1\11 KJu•"" • "· From ··i.;u~lo ·· (•reel. ·ltlr "circle ." If )ou'rc going to \\Jlk t'Chand 11 mule in Lou a!>' tile. "-) . ~ix·ak to '31d mul~ first That' on~ of tho(,(' old laM. What doc 1rcat Bntain ha\c an common "1th the ~lcuuan Island " Nol mm·h E\ccp1 they're m the qmc ln111ude' If 11 "crcn I for the Gulf 1rcnm. )OU w uld run the ldllCl'$C.i ocros' thr moors. 91' i., th(' 1.olot ol thc .,hdl the onl\ d1lkr"·nH' Nol\\\'l.'n \.\ h1t1.· egg' .ind bill\\ II q:,lil' 1 \ '\" qulll' l h" tmm n '>hl"ll I\ 1h1"h·1 Oth\.'f\.\I" n,1 d1tkr1.•n1.c Our ( h1cl Pri: "'''"' IM thin~ .. '"m~ tnlhonimc un~Jiit "111 c.-nJo" th<' ruhhl hbra~ .. , (\t'!11 µ111 1h1' umc '>'1th '"lco uafl\-, ,o, nng ntmplctc ~tnnll'r 11( j'u\t lf~>ul all th,· 1:U\toman ~'Ur~. taught~ th~ ~I lf\\tfU<'t<lf\. One' cl3\' ~~.,100 p('t tape-. \0 each 'tu&nt coulJ ~I a f"'r\\lnal l""lC' In F.nglanJ ,,1 hln~ J~1l t~ l<,lut u tht• 11'3C\.. l1..'l'I th1.• tx'I' 1n hi p. "lu<'h he l)cld ClJX n n h15 h:tnd unul the 'h l'r..t: rJl\; "·'' '" .:r .\ 13nguage authonl\ ""CJ!' thJI ., th.: ong1n of ..h.lnd16p · \hrug 17 20 JJnc l-:1.,nd:i hJ., her O"n w:i) of -28 "«'l'lll~ "11h 1. n\1\ 1<.m ~1d she'. "l l\1.l~ .111.·11111..' ,I\ .l Ol'll'\\dl"\ part 01 31 111~· II C\Cl\hl'ld\ lH\l'' '''U \OU.re' J lllll£ 't•nw1hin • w11•n1:1 .. () In th~ nncd. \IJt\'.I. h(I\\ fJt UN• 1 .H\' tlw '" ,, P\Hl'll' thJt art l:trth1..•1 ""''' lh\lll ,._,, h 1\thcr':! \ 'l\Jl'\ mik'-HJ'>'.tu's ~Url' hlanJ .lnJ f h1ndJ '\13nr.ro' c r ,l1nt '\1th1na nl·~ al't\UI hl'ldd~ rt"nUI ~T1\, In ~'i R , 11..Ch' q1J ..T\\oett m\ \hofl\ hJ\ r lallc:n J11"'-n Thctt"Nlftt~iu.,c1kd \ flth ""'~ :u'c m1,,.a1cd ... That 1uthont1t1H' ~...,, ul J" 1\h 1 • J111,1n th hlmud. "am' .. [lim't U"4 th\ HIOJU\:t OI I 1\)(11 :n pr~~ \!" 111 - 36 39 --____ _....~ --~ . - A8 OrMge Coast DAILY PILOT/ Wednesday. Septembet 21, 1988 ----.....--·--"Know why Grandma likes to read old letters? She doesn't hafta answer them." by Brad Anderson I• V~t\\\)TORi( AYPLiANCtS ! DENl'fIS THE MENACE by Hank Ketcham .. .. by Berke Breathed ARLO AND \JANIS by Jimmy Johnson r--1 FOR BETTER OR FOR WORSE by Lynn Johnston 1HISFM-1A~ Wt-01boK 1-'41$ Cffi10 IHE.~e'CIYJSElt-EASH- ' . ·- "Yes. the moon has big holes. but ;on't get any ideas around here!" "MR.WIL~ l NEED SQ\\E GRANDPA-ING." I • PEANUTS ALL TME MOTHERS ARE MAO ~T YOU SIR .. T14EY SA'( '{OU~ W16 SPOILED OUR CLASS PICTURE •.. GARFIELD TUMBLEWEEDS DRABBL£ R08El8R08E M~MMO«a ~ ff 'ttf, MIMI / -~~- ) . t-SN1r JEALOU5'(-STRAN6E? JUST FOR TMAT, l'M 601N6 TO WEAR IT EVER'( DA'(' .. ROLE NUMef.F\ ON(, A. 'fl( I~ .. · THE EXTf.N~ION OF ONf.'S ----._.....-...._ ~!>ONAL li'r' by Charles M. Schulz Ji.IAT1S TME LASi~TrME 11LL EVER SEE THE C~ALK80ARD .. ·by Jim Davis RVLf NOM&E.P. TWO, N(V(R "fUCK YOO" !>HIR1' INfO YOOf\ °"PEftWEM by Pat Brady DOONBSBURY .scu-lOS Fll'E 1b t'E.! B.Jf',b.>~GOIN freA~UP.~ )b.> HA'EN'T SEEN A DXTbR~N~~ .. ~RFITTt:ED?fl by Harold Le Doux oy Garry Trudea~ HIU&IU Q..li'Q~ .l'h . .l -f) c ~c;:.· WIH 'Wllllt ;:)\!ifa J'QU ~~ (.b ~<rv IHI 1/IJANTW ,.~~ TH6·QllY. I'M CAUJN6". I_,. ,~_, ----14, ... h ClAY ll l'OUAN ---- I B~OGEL I' I' I I I WE'.ONESDAY, SEPTEMBER 21 , 1988 Berge~on 08.l with 0:05 eft . pulls it o _ut, 7-6 Defendtn kin pin Yugoslavia is sunk by late score of U .S . SEOUL I ~P l .IJmn Bcrgeson's goa l ~•th ri\l' '>l'1.on1.h Id \ 1n the game hfted lhl• l '-I water polo team to a .,_,., '1dvn over top-ranked Yugo!>la' 1J 1n tht· opening da) ot the Oh mp1, tour- nament "I was luck).· ..a1J lkrgl•., .. n 27.ofNe~ponBcalh ,,h.,r>IJ\l'd under his nauonal rna1.h Hill Mor. Olympic•. 83. Barnett. when at '.\ev.pun HJrh .. r High School. "T he pa!.'> rrom J,,J, Campbell was perfect \l.1.· r>IJ-. rJ together at Stanford. \o hl· >.nl·v. excatly ~hat Iv.as-going tv Jo The ~in 0 ' er tht' '\ ug .. ,IJ' ~ who narrowh cdgedJ,hc l \ 'l'J'Tl for the gold an I 21s-L pufs • hl' Amcncan team 1n senou' u•nt1.·n- uon for the gold this ~ear "We played good dell.'n'>c '4HJ S-amett. "That keepi. ~ou 1n thl' p me even when lhl' vrkn"4' sputters.'' Michael E'anshad tv.~•l!••JI' tor the Amencaps.. and Bl rgl'\un SE OUL /1988 Jame. Bergeeon team in the tournament ~.....:..:!IPhi.f!tr-,.,.,. .. ~"'4;.=::;;:::.:::=========--=-~~~--=~====-==:__~~..=...::....:..::.=.~-=-~-==--~-:=.:..;..;...;~:oo::=='"=L!::======;...:...Juiml-l"Jm.:i ... 1L.1111~1t1L..1.....i~~~;l;m~~~bc::."·KevinR09en~uA \4ttft. :. Mouchawar and T <.'IT) \d1wl•da each had one · _ _..__,,.-,,:a,c -urr~ tu~., @.l.'tllng sutchcd up no~:· he said Barnett said the 1nJun~ wer~ minor and all three players "ill pla~ aga1nl>t ... Ste•e Fineberg (right) of E•tancla battles a sinking Bran-Tuesday'• non-league water polo match which the Eagin don Querclagroua of Fountain a ey for the ball <birlng won, 8-6,. In' overtime. For details, He page 85. Oscar-Winning performance -. . American basketba ll t eam whips Brazil in 102-87 romp to avenge Pa n -Ams loss SEOUL ( P) - The U.S. men·., Olympic basketba ll team :I\ engl·d a P"8n-Am Game gold medal l(ISS of more than a }'Car ago. bcat1n& Ara11I 102-87 a nd showing the dcfcnc;1\l' pressure that 1 the trademark of coach John Tho mpson's team., The United tales \\On IL'> third pmc of this 01~ m p1 t<Kl.i~ b~ wearing down BraL1l and slo" 1ng Oscar Schm id t and Marcel ou1J. Brazil's outstanding '>hooter<, "ho combined for 7.., 1)()1nts 10 their c~unt!') ·., 110-1 15 Pan m 'oc1or~ an lndianapohs. 'ichmu.lt had 31 points. but that v.a &line ol) ht'> 3\Cragc In Brazil'-; first '"" ga mes hl•r1.•. ~oth \ 1ctone . The Ol~mp1l mc.:1..·ting_ "a" d~>c;e throughout mm:h ol thl' l1r'>I hall - Bra21l led )l\:r \\Ith -.. '4 kt't - before the fullcourt dl.'li·n~•' e prl''>~· SEOUL/1988 ure \\Ore do" n tbe Braz1 ha rr guard' and the 1enac1ouc; man-10-man rn' - erage of Oscar and ouza foru~d th1.•m into tough shots the) couldn't nln- 'ert There v. as no" !Id 'h'l'' ot 1.·mt1t1l'n b\ the l I) teJ'l1 \\ hl'n th·· IW01l' ended. but tht• Im'> nn h1..•nll \Olj hJd been a' enged J.R. Reid led tt>d nn.·J uh·"' 1th 16 points. I .l in the. tir<>t h:ill :ind Dann\ ~fanning and !)Jn \l.1J1..·rk had 1.'.! each Oscar fini~h1.•d \\1th JI p1..11nt'> hut 15 "ere from the lrl'e thr \\ hn,• aqhe 11ght defen~ hdd h.m tn u'' t\\O 3. pOanters Sou1a fin1 ,hl·d \l llh 11 tv. o in the second halt \1aJerle \tarted th1.· ~aml' nn (hrar hut a numt'C'r .,,, pl;.1,,•r., ~"'l'red him throughout the Jl.tmt. Goalie Craig \\ il~on ..aid the: Yugoslavs are as tough J<, an~ (Pleat1e aee (U.S ./83) OLYMPICS ON TV TONIGHT 4:30p m. -G) mna'illl\ 1men·s all·around finall. rowing. q.chng. boxing. men's \Olle)ba,11 and "omen's basketball 9 30 pm. - Gymnasucs (men's all-around final 1. equestnan llhree-da~ Jumping finals) THURSDAY 6 a.m . -v.1mm1ng I finals in u.omen·., 400 meter freestyle. 100 meter breaststro ke and .:ioo ml.'ter rela'. men's 100 meter freestyle and 200 meter backstroke). C)Ch ng 2:30 pm -H1ghhghts of the day's events. 4:30 pm. -G) mnast1cs Iv.omen· all-around final). track and field ("omen·s marathon a nd h<."ptathlonl v.1mmang:. boxing and men's basketball. 9:30 p.m -Trad. and field I heptathlon. men's shot put). men's basketball <l . \S Ch1nal. Prep football comes ·in dollbie doSe this week Sunset League powers Founiain Valley, Edison put reputations upon Tht.trsday By ROGER CARLSON °' ............ Thursday night pre p football -it' becoming more popular than Frida) niaht football, at least as long ao; uch Orange Coast rea hea\ }weights as Fountain Valley and Edison of the Sunset League. as "'ell as defending Sea View League champion Co rona del Mar are involved. That's the case Thursday night as the first half of Week 3 in non-league play unfolds, each with a 7:30 ktckoIT.' Herc is a loo.k at Thursda~ night's pm es: Fountain Valley's Baron put 1hc1 r No. I status m Orange Count} on the line qainst a third straight foe with obvious p<?tential to take it awa~. The D1ablos of M 1ss1o n VieJo enter . with similar 2-0 c redentials and ha' c a bi& advantage tn terms of prep- ~ aration time. Missio n Viejo put Unh er;1t) a"'a~ last Thursday, 4 1-0. while Fo untain Vtlley was exte nded by El Toro t'"o ni&hts later before pulJing o ut a 35-31 victory. · In terms of rankin&S -the Baron<; are so o. In CIF D1v1 ion I ratinp. while Mission V1e10 1 No 4 in Oranec County. No. 2 in 01' 1 ion Ill behind Sant.a Ana. .. Offensively Mission VicJo is \Cl) multiple in terms of foryna ~ions ... said Fountain Valley Coach Mike Mil ner. ''but it's the same offense. .. In terms of runnina pla}s there 1s an CJttra dimension in the q uar· tat.ck (Troy Ko pp). He throws the ball ~ll and he's a good athlete sprintina out a nd running the op- tJOn ... Physically, the two match up across &be boud in terms of size and anticipated overall team speed. but it's Fountain Valley which e ntus witb &be edlr LR the skilled depart- ments, led by q uaacrback David Henipa. An AU.CIF cho1~ as a Junior. Henipn has ted Fountain Valle)' to 11 victories in its laJt 12 stans )lllaer Wblte The game().at ~hs51on \ 1eJo C1Jar6en n. Pantben Edison High's Chargl.'r h;l\ e been up against one b1g-pJa~ 1nQI\ 1d ual after ~nothtr 1n urging past El Modena and Ca.pi trano \'alle). now they must 4'.0ntend "llh l ong Beach • Jordan's Johnn> Robinson. a 5- foot-7. 185-pound speedster '-"ho gives fans thought ofOam:n 'iel on. the Pius X sca1bad. '"ho v.cnt on to play and star for the Minnesota Vikings in the N FL. "He's a scooter.'' c;a1d ,. Ediso n Coach Da'c Whtte. "He run hard and they do make hole for him. T he) kJUed El T oro stat1s11call~. omcthing like 2-1 in }ardagc .\nd "C loo~ what El Toro can do. So Jordan is a hcd uva football team . .\nd. "c·rc aettin&•Ured o f these big play gu) . Ifs aoing to be a good t,east for us,. Jo rdan (()..I) enters with run-run- run labels pinned on 11. v.11h a couple o f l 4().pound tackles and 6-3. 195- poond Marcus Jcnktn\ dominaung the sccondan f rm hu comcrbacl station. "They"~ faster than us o'erall and they have the rnd1v1dual speed ." \aid Whitt. "We·ve got 10 guard against the bi& play. ' 00ffen11,el) )OU ca l\PJ~ on them. but you ~n·1 beu lbc.m deep:· Joroan's stu nting tacucs on defense.- is also a conct'm for \\ hlle 0~ An,elov1c pace\ Ed1~n. which is No S tn Orange Count). No 8 in CIF Dlv1s1on I .\ngcro, 1c has compeltcd 29of45 for l 80,ard\. "1th OM 1nt~rttpt1on an l\\O \tan\ In Ille llrons· IWO \ ICton n th• yearMbM~pleted llof~ for~ ~ Md four eouchdowu, but ...... three inttteepttons last Wttk ... '"• ... ea..uer. ... El Toro. ~ ,_,., tlw Barons· 1hrea1 1n Corona ckl Mar C'*h °''~ * .-.1111 cleparilnmt. hal pidcd Hol1and ha' bttn --.nl) (~e1n1 lh1s .., 241 rirdl °" 42 camn (6.0 pan1eular t'; on hts ~tiNJuk s1ntt Plflll), [ndudina three touchduwn~ tM le'UOft n ...... llT~ • .. «"-... TBUaSDAT/_1981 .. -This week's prep games, odds ·- Tbursda\ ' Long Beach J ordan \S. Edison (3t Huniington fkach) Edison b> 6 --1~"""'i.'n-ll.a~sS«>n ' Ftn Valle~~ 3 Santiago vs. CcfM (at Ne" pon Harbor! Corona del Mar by 3 Costa Mesa at Garden Gro'c Costa Ml'sa by 6 Marina vs. Foothill (at T ustin) Footh1U by 7 Friday Hunungton Bcacp at ;-.;e .... pon Harbor "ev. pon Harbor by 4 SA Valle) vs. Ocean Vie" (at Hunungton Beach I -\Valle) b) I Estancia v s. Los Amigo (at Garden G m' el Estancia b) 3 Woodbridge vs. Un1vrrSll) (at In 1ne) \\ oodbndge b, 7 Dana Hills at Laguna Beach Even Irvine at 'fustin In ine by 6 Santa Ana vs. Mater De1 (al an ta Ana Bo" I) Santa -\na b) 4 Esperanza at Westminster •Esperanza b) 6 'Sadd)cback at Dominguez CA1m1l'lguez b) 8 Harbof.Huntington Beach duel again; Irvine rivalry: Wa rriors m eet University ~CA~ Trad111onal n' alnt' ta~e the spot- light Fn da, n igh t -11'~ "'<'v.port ·ffarbor and Huntingwn Beach. the two ong1nals of the Orange Coast Area. squanng off as v.ell a s ''"'me rivaJs \\.oodbndge and L 01\Crs1t' Ano ther bac b ard brav.I •'> at Laguna Beach ~her:: Dana H ill invades. Here's a look at those t\\O games. a<. well as the halance of a nrne-ll.aml· Brinkley slate fo r area schools Fnda~ SaJlon n . OUen r-:e .... pon tiarbor's Sailor'> h1.,ld a 3(}. Iµ lead in 1h1<; trad111onal da"h with :-.;o 51 on tap on the Tare;· tidd with the general opinion that tv.n touchdov. ns v.11l "in th<.' !!3 me Past perfonnan.:-es shov. the ll•<.er sconng se' en potnts or less ~.., 11mes This 'eafc, C'J1t1on of the Hunt- ington ·Beach Oller., ha'> c;tancd slowl). loc;ing -.. and--.:. 10 Con .. 1n.i del Mar and Pa .:-1tica. respt"Cll' t'I' Harbor. ml.'anv. h1le'. bouncrd ba ck from a shuto ut lt1s<. 10 Santa -\na to apply a I O--O v.1n o,er(~-ean \IC" la'>t week and 1s 'o "in the C'l F 01' 1'>1on VI rank.mgs "The) pla' great d<.'ft'"n"C .. noted HarborCoa hJetTBnnl le' "The' ·re much q uid.er than ~e·arc and the~ do more things defens" ch \\Ith a lot more fronts and bettt'r 1. o' cragcs The) come at ~ou more and ha'e the ab1hty to l'<)ten11all~ lie a good offensive team .. That offen'W' ha n't "ho"n \Cl and Oilers Coach George Pascoe 1<, an scn- ina Enc Pemn:uo at the quancrbad. slot tn hopes of 1um1ng the \hip Pctunato has had a 'er. slo" stan because ofa scnous ~nee lOJUf) in the Otlcrs· finale lu1 )ear 1n the CIF" playoffs. but Pa ~ ~1d th1<> "et\.. ..He's read)·· "The)'rt ~1tt1'\g v.hcrt v.e 'A<.'rt after o ur first p mt." satd Sn nld c) ''It talcs some ume to "'"d up and when the)' do the) 're going to be tOUlh." Kuntinaton lkach Coa h Georg<." Patc0e cued Harbor runmna t\it~ .rom Walker as lht maJOr hurd le for bis Oden. but also said. "TM 'rt ~than~ are. and t~) ·re a ltd emm -htch makes no mmak~ "Wc'U1 ust ba"c to be 1())1d. pla an tn0t·ftft pme to ""'°· and "-C ba~'t shov.n that ~ Cll'I do that lkn we're JUSt one or l\\'O l'la &'\\a) &om bei na 2 .o . ·•M, gosh. our.ckll'n"t' •' ~u' 10g u p JUSt ~'en points a gaml l'ut "l''rt' sconng at a o ne-point dip· Warrfon vs. Trojans J IT"s the ha, es(~ t){xibnJgrl 'o;, the have-nots {l 'ni,er<-ll' ·, 1 n)1 an,1 a., th~ two Irvine school" '>llUart· ofT 10 a backya rd stru~k "h1ch •'-tht seventh in a ~ner, "11h \\ 1•0Jhndtt<." on top. 3-2-1 M~ 1mponanth the \\ arnor<, haven't lost to L °'' er-.1 t' ''"n' I~ • .l which 1s before an~ T ro1an v. a" a Trojan. R ick Gibson on a onl'·\(·ar iour as the Wamors' roach for C1cne 1':0.11 has Woodbndge at the 'lo I pos111on 1n CTF On 1s1on \'111 ran~in~ and 1<, 2-0 after a 'er. 1mpr~'" e 2 '\-0 rou1 of Foothill. · Un1vcrs1t~. despite the prcscnc<.' ot blauns speed 1n '>C'' eral d 11'l'c11o ns. 1s Q..2 after a vci: un1mprts'i1"e 4 1-0 loss to M1ss1on V1eJO "Desp1tr their record. l n1 H'rs1t) is a good football team "11h an C\· plosive bacU icld." said G1h n "To be ho nnt. their quanerback (Junior Olw tt) sca res me He 1 capable of many things and Wllh th~ running t.cks behind him. he loolcc; all the better "They arc the kind of team that can take a 0-0 pme.endi)U\ up 14 potnts tn the matter of minut"' .. Mart Cunnin&h•m. llnavcrs1ty' eo11eh. poin ts to the obHou about Woodbn<iac: "The)' don't make m "J.ll) m1stak I think they could play M1 ~ion Vi.cjo and it ,..ould be a vet) clc>te Hd fine PfM Thclr q uartefbec (Fmt Schweer) 11 c•~lknt and he may ~ beuCT than the 'uy from MtlllOft V~('froy K.oppt .. °Rey.~C IOl ell~lk:ftt rtt~Vffl. the nann•na bias a~ herd-no.cl ...S toush and the deftnw '' Wh') 19'cy ma (Plxr ... .....aY,.)""' • ----~ -0rMQe Coat DAIL V PILOT I Wednesday, September 21. 1988 ... Tenneaaee woman makes bats that makes Canseco a lilt Frem Tiie A11oclaled Pres OAK.LAND -Behind Jose Canseco~ the Oakland Athletics slugger. there's Manha Cruce, the Tennessee bat-maker. Can.scco. whose 40 home runs and 11 7 RBI make him a prime ca ndidate for the <\meriean • Laaue's Most Valuable Pla\Cr a"ard. has received nine dozen bats so far this sea· on. all made by Cruce at the Wonh Inc. plant in Tulahoma. "He's my favonte this seasQn. but last )ear 11 was Andre Dawson' (Chicago Cubs). I make his bats... too.·· sbe said. l)egpi~ her Mt·llfal.mg pro\\ess-nle mlike!> bats for about I 00 major league)} -he's never seen a game an person. That changed Tuesda) night. when she headed for the Oalland Coliseum to '"atch the A ·stake on the Minnesota Twins. .Monda). Oakland chnchcd the .\L West tatJe by beau ng the defending \\Orld champion T\\tnS. 5-3. At the game. a bnef ceremom \\Ill see Cru.ce presenta new bat to Canseco. and he "111 give hera used one. IN THE BLEACllERS "Programs!" -! ··1t'll be h1 good-lucl.. bat:· she said of her present. Cruce 1s a Manha-come-la tel) to the bat busines~. Wonh gave her a chance in IQ 4. and 1t's been all h11s since. Jordan, Bulla agree to rich pact --------~-~ -· ..._ ---"""'R': -~ -, ----- - . . E~ans~hits . ~OOtbhomer 'Detroit m·aintains slim title opes with win over Indians Frem fte Aasocla&ed Pre11 Detroit's Darrell Evans became the 22nd player in ~or leque history to hit 400 home runs when he homered in Tuesday night's game against the Cleveland Indians at Titer Stadium. The-Ti&cn won the pme, 3-1. when Chet Lemon hit a two-run homer in the ninth inning thai-poppcd into the left-field scats off Dave Clark's glove. ., "-"""e.f ll was the 18th game won in the last at-bat for the Ti,en. who a re struggling to keep their slim hopes a live in lllnae90ta llaaaaer Tom Kelly (left) COD- the American League East. The victory was only the eol• Twtn8 ace Fraall Viola wlao seventh in Detroit's last 28 games. llDoclled oat of the aame aaatnat 0.lrlaad Evans. who had gone without a ho mer since August ta the fourth Ian.la& Taeed&y. 27, hit No. 399 Monday night. tying Tigers' Hall ofFamer Al Katine. consccuuve homers dunng a four-run fifth inning as New Evans' 400th homer came in the fifth inning on a 0-1 York Yankees kept us d1v1S1on hopes alive with a victory pitch from Cleveland's John Farrell. The home run. at Yankee Stadium. Evans' 19th oflhe season, landed in the second deck in A~letlcs 1%, Twins 3: In Oakland. the AthJetics' riaht«nter field. • offense sent Frank Viola to his earliest exit of the season Evans has 138 home runs as a Tiger after collecti ng and their bullpen tied a major-league season record with "A woman had ne'er had the JOb because the turning of the bats 1s done b} hand and it's prett) hard on the hands and "nsts," she said. ··But the> gave me a chance and now that's all I do:· 120 with Atlanta and 142 with the San Francisco Giants. 60 saves in a v1ctol) ovc.-r Minnesota. fi CHl~J\GO -dMic:ae~ 1orddan. !he m He has played 2569 gam es. 23rd on the all-ume list. Tony Phillips knocked in three runs with a ho me run requent-ymg guar w 0 e pe revive Elsewhere in the Amencan League: and a dfiuble and Jose Canseco singled, doubled a nd stoic basketball m the Windy City,si~ned a new Red Sox 13, Blae Jays%: Wade Bosgs became the first his 38t base to lead Oakland's 17-hit attack. contract Tuesday with the Chicago Bulls player this century to get 200 hits in six consecutive In he National League: Cruce says 11 takes her about five minutes to whip out a Canseco model. Canseco. "ho needs three steals to become the first major leaguer to hit 40 home runs and steal 40 bases 1n a season. likes his bats uncoated b) the lacquer that 90 percent of the bats used in the major leagues. that will reponedly pay him a reponed S25 million over seasons •s Roger Clemens and Boston trounced Toronto ~eta 1, Pbillies 4: At hea Stadium, Darryl the nN~~t~r,~~~~~ nor team officials would disclose ~LE~!~ition Stadiu~and maintained their lead in the Strawberry snapped a s1xth-mning tie wi th a long thrce- the monetary terms of the deal. whose terms wete Boston, in beating the Blue Ja~. s for onlv the second run homer and K~v1n Mc Re~ nolds hit two homers as re n d b th Ch. S T. es b t G I ' J NewYork red uced11s mag1cnumberforchnchingtheNL po e Y e 1cago un-1m · u enera time in nine tries this season. maintained a five-game lead East to two. ""He uses d11T~nt t7e . from-3-:hmncerro 36 ~~nces. but he al\f'ays wants them unfirusbed." she Manager Jerry Krause said: "Michael is amons the over Milwaukee. New York Sl<l)'elt5r72 ~mes back with a . h.gh t -d I · t'-h t f fi 1 R-... , 7, Padres !: Paul O'Neill had four hats and 1 es -pa1 P ayers an ue is OI) o pro essione victory over Baltimore w~ile Toronto ell 81/1 behind. C'U basketball." The Red Sox have won 12 of their last 16_ Mike drove in thret runs to lead Canc1 nna11 to the victory at said. ··That's unusuaJ ·· _ _ _ "I reall~ don·t kno"' ""h):· said the A·s slugger. "It shows a commitment by the BuJls ownership to Grcenwell's two-run double higtllighted a four-run.first Riverfront Stadium. go out and get the very best and keep-the very best and inni~n~nt Boston scored seven times 10 the fifth. The Reds rc.-mamcd 91•1 game behmdtheDodgen 10 "But Limo" the1 fcel_preJJ~ good.=.;..···----build toward a world cham ionsha :·Krause said. ind · im RicUlhr:ee.-.tunhomer __ .....,.~-the N L West. Krause said l e pact restructures ponlons o( Yukeet 7, Orioles 1: Rick Rhoden pitched a five-* Quote of the day Jordan's current contract and extends the agrttment. hitter and Jack Clark and Ken Phelps connected for lted s.x 13, Blue Jin 2 A.....-CS 12* Twtlna l And Jordan said he was sausfied. · eosToei T01t0tf'fo -.or• oAJCLMO Detaais Couer, L1nned States skipper. cksc:nbma. the unioue brand of com~tttion in this year's Amenca's Cup: ··1 hke Michael Fa}. He's a clever person, a fierce competitor. But I'm a sailor and he's an attome). It's onl} natural that we'd like to get each other an our respective territories." "It's somethinJ you take as a compliment," said * * ...... ';'i~': ".......,,.. ~~~'; ~· 1~~': ~;~~ Jordan. entering his fifth pro season. ··rm happy. I It.._,. 4, Whitt s.x 1 Yriees 7, on.e.s 1 •-•• 1 o 1 o L .. u o o 1 • o. ....... " 1 1 o o s 1f1 th.:1 ... ·n':':k~it=m:-;;:ark_es'-::;:;;m:;-e~w=co':"'rrk=h:::a-::rd~e~r:'::-::a==n':':d~ea:-.m-::'T-wh=~ar.t~~l'..:..m:.::...,._OCAea,.,.,=~~-;n;u~s;-1'!ft! .. ;~;:~;:.,r,,r,"~"'r;11;•~w~Y~°";-1ti..,l'~"~ .. ~r'~ .. ;~;t.;'~':-~;~~~~~·:rl=:~~~~r:-?-~T:~:!:~:;.;!!:;y:H~~l~'~, ~=~-i~J!J~]: gc angpa1 -nott at wasnteaming1tarea >· ~rt 1 110 .,_-,,.11> 1 1o t •-ct •o-oo ...,.,..,.,cf Jooo Ku~" oooo ,.,,. •010 c""""" ioo~ ;::; Last season. Jordan was the league MVP, a.lftft"" • o 1 1 oe'-" 1 o o o c•"*"" , o 1 o M•no 10 , o 1 o ...,,.,ct 1 o 11 c ...... ,~~ 1 o o o o.,_"' 1 o Dcfens1ve PlayerofthcYearandMVP ofthe .\ll-Star =• ;:!: ~:"c ;:~: =:..1~ :::: ~:~" n:~ t:':'rt ~~,1 ~ ~.::;.::: ~g g: ~~":;. !::: =;_ n:: Game. while leading the BA in scoring with a 35-point M101aa 10 1 o o o MS'"'"''" • o o o T•-dll • o o o ,..,_.a<> J 1 1 1 hrrtvt 10 1 • o o wM•c Jo 1 1 ...-c • o 1 o -~ >t 1 ave~e. ~:.>:. ; : : : ::;.::.)D ; ~:: =·~-l ~ ~ ~ ::.i:: ; ~: g =:i~~ ~ i ~ ~ t'~~ ~: ~: =:-n : ~ ---IOtO 1( .......... l tOO ••llMln2D )010 Sleu9ft•c •••• C.-t toot LHC!Hf 10 0.0 T-U altJ T-J1 1117U Fay requesting conference SAN DIEGO New Zealand challenger Michael Fa}. defeated an his bid to win the Amenca's Cup on tht' "ater earlier this mo nth, hac; "ritten a letter to a New York coun asking tha1 a conference be scheduled for panics 1nvohcd in his pending legal attempt to djsquahfy the succes ful l ' .. defender. Fay has said he "'II scl:lo.. a forfeit of the .\meriC<l's Cup from the San Diego Yacht Club because of its de\::ision U> send a d~J-buJlcd catamaran agaulSl his.. 133-foot monohulled sloop. T he 60-foot catamaran. skippered b) Dennis Conner. cas1I> S\\Cpt the be!>t-of-thrce senes off San Diego earlier this month. • ' Fay 1s Sttkang a pre-mo11on conference before Judge Carmen C1panck oft he Nev. Yorl State Supreme Coun to establish a umetable for the fihng of motions and a schedule of heanngc;. The Ne\\ York coun has j unsd1ction over Amenca ·s Cup disputes. "T his procedure 1s not unheard of but it's not normall) done:· said Cip·anck·s clerk. Tom Garret" said Monda} of Fa) 's request for a conference. "Right now, there 1s noth1ng_pendm& •IJ ~un. l_we they're asking theJudge to establish a timetable. but there's nothing officiall) on the docket." Fay has said he "ants to expedite the case so the winner of the legal battle can proceed with plans to host the next A~encas Cup. ten tau' ely scheduled for J 991 . 1989 AU-Star ticket prices aet Ticket pnccs for th.e 1989 .\11,.Star baseball game at .\nahe1m u(dium have becn-~nn<>ttft<eeCll-W~-OEHH~~~~J.Ot--~ $50 each and reserved seats al $4 each. A public sale of all tickets wtll be conducted by random draw10g with details be be-announced later by the Angels. The 38th All-Star game w1 II be played July 11 and it's the second time the g.iurie will be pla)ed at Anaheim Stadium. It was held 10 196 7 when the Nattonal Lea1tue won a 2-1 . 15-innmg game. BUia acquire etrong eafety BU FFALO. .Y. -The BulTalo Bills EE acquired stan1ng strong safet} L~onard •II• Smith from the Phoenix Cardinals Tues- day night in exchange for reserve ~or- nerback Roland Mitchell and an undisclosed draft pick. Smuh, a six-year Nauonal Football League veteran. has been a first-alternate selection to the Pro Bowl in eac h of has previous two season!. with the Cardinals. Denver pair to be out Monday DENVER Denver Broncos m linebacker Karl Mecklenburg and running •II• back Gerald Willh11e wi ll miss the Los Angeles Raiders game Monday night. but tight end Clarence Kay " ill be in the lineup. The Broncos. off to a slow stan at 1-lare having to shuffie their lineup because of a long injul)' list from Sunday's Kansas Cm game. which Denver lost. 20-13. The Broncos said Mec.klenburg. "'ho underwent surgery to repair a broken thumb on Monda~. and Willhue. who suffered a tom ~alf muscle. will mJSS at least o ne game. 1 Wide recel\er Vance Johnson. suffering from a pania lly dislocated toe. and defensive end Wah Bowyer. who has a strafoed hamstring and m ild ankle sprain. a lso ma) mass pla~ mg time. the team reponed. But defensive back Jeremiah Casulle. who was earned-on a stretcher from the Kansas Cit) game Wltb a neck injury and concussion. ma) be able to play next Monday night. the Broncos said. Tim Lucas is llSled as Mecklenburg's backup, but he is relatively inexperie nced at that positio n. One option the Bro ncos might employ would be to move Rick Dennison fro m strong inside. linebacker to M~k.lenburg's spon u weakinside linebacker, allowing Bruce Klostermann to tak:e over temporarily at the strong inside spot. Televlalon, racllo .. TELEVISION • 4:30 p.m. -BASEBALL: Philadelphia at New York Mets. WOR. 5:30 .m. -r<>OL: 1988 Snookers PN. 5:3 p.m. -BASEBALL: Atlanta at Hous- 1on, TBS. 6:30 p.m. -BOWUNG: liWi .Rollers Tournament from Las Vegas (tape). ESPN. 7 p.m. -BASEBALL: San Diego at Dodgers (joined in progress). Z Channel. 7:30 p.m. -DRAG RACING: NHRA Northstar Nationals fro m Brainerd. Minn. r (tape). ESPN. 8 p.m . -HORSE RACING: Fairplex Park replays, Channel 56. RADIO 5:05 p.m . -BASEBALL: San Diego at DodJers (doubleheader), K.ABC (790}. KFMB (760). 7:0S p.m. -BASEBALL: Ntilwaukec at Angels. KMPC (710). THURSDAY TELEVISION I p.m. -GOLF: WorldScn,iors lnv!,tational, ESPN. Belcher fallows Hershiser' s lead ~"' ....... gers receive another shutout ef ort in 6-0 win HOUSTON ( A.P) -Th~ shuto ut bua that has struck the Los Angeles Dodaen' pllchang staff apparent!> 1s contaaious. ~l Hershiser blanked the Hous- ton Astros Monday night for his fourth straight shutout and T im Belcher cau~t the bug Tuesda) niaht, tcaltenng six hits and aJlowing only one runner to reach third base as t1'e Dodaers beat Houston. 6.0. in the Altrodome. '"BuebalJ's a slow aame and momentum isn't as 1mponant:· Belcher uid. "But p1tch1n1 ha\ ~n COft'llJOUS ..,th (John) T udor. <Tim) ~.Orel and M>Stlf." Ttie Dodltn now h1,·e a stnna 01 lbree IU'aith• shCnoulS, and the v1c- 1ory Wiii I.heir ninth 1n 10 p me and 11111 lht Allrol red1na tn fourth place ill IM National Leatue Wen "'•th dteir ............... '°'' Tbt YldOr)' abo lowertd the =' ~ numbtr to four for me divlllOn cro•n. ....... ~=.!!;·· Bdcber M•d oflus lr9I ~ shutout ... On th rte- .. Tiie 801Jedale .... Tonterlt-sen Dteeo (2), 5:05 P.m. llot. ~Sen DJeeo, 7:lS P.m. AWAY ..... 2>-SM FrMCltco. 7:35 P.m .• ..... ~ Frendtc0. 1:05 p.m. ..... 25-Sen FrMCltco. l:OS p.m. • s.t. »--Sen Dleeo. 7:0S P.m. s.t. 2'-5en Dlelo. 7:05 Pm. •On °*""' "· •141 .... Oft KAK (190) c1ays• lftl I wun•t lllft I could fe1 lhe ,obdoM. "lut I didn't walk anyone, 1,ot the dou~ plaJ •heft I nmkd 11. Ifs mi.ftd.OGllleftl whm you consida Ord'• done it four 11mcs 1n a row and did a1 li1t tames." M..., Tom lasordl u ispns to improve. "He"• ~Ill IO • murh betttt. •· ~Mid .. He halft'I tcratchtd . .. the surface of his talent yet." The Astros were shut out for the \econd straialu pme and got Just o ne buerunner to third base an each pme . .. We're still acttina paid. so we've aot to pla_y the pme," Astros th a rd bueman Buddy Bell said. .. It's d1sap- pointina when you JO the whole )'ear and the main pl 1s to win -when you don't it's a bi& letdown." Houston Manaeer Hal Lamer ha<i litwtoadd. ··1 could make a tape and y,ou guys oould leDlay it every niaht. ' Lanier uid. "When you don't art any runs. you don't win pmes.•• "I can lell you this. J don't like IOll"I and I c1on·11ike beiq 1n fourth IUcc. I belXvt we have 1 btuer baUclub lhaa we've lbon. ·· Beldter. 11·5, s&nlek out fi ve and didn't walk anybody. The cao..t Housion came to ICOnftl WM in tM third in.nrawbcn rookie ea-. ~ Ii . went to llCODd ... on aat.1 ira't .... Md .. m11ftced to daird. Tbe Dodlll'I ~ "°""°" alter lob~ far IObhlMd five ,,... over• .. Ive.--., Sieve Sa ..... 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S, to tc0re Rob Dttr. ~ Md ~ and ldvanttd on Oril lraicl(1.cnfa bUn1 , Ted HiJucra. 14-9. survived eight shaky inn1nas in which he walk~ siit. Chris Botto pitched the ninth for his third save. 8.J. Surhoffled off wnh a single an the etahth before Sheffield's second homer dmed 1eaner Dan Petry · Wida one out. Paul Molnor WH aW1rded fina bue on atchcr·, inter- ference by Bob Boone and Korcd lhc tylftl nan Jim Ciantntt"s doubk 10 Id\ enter ofl'rel8"a' Gree Mantonto ~ Hcndnck'' thrtt·run. pinclMaat hotM run 1n the \nth 1nni111 bid scalted Cah(omYI to. ~2 ad. Wilb Chili Dlwis and Bob Boont on ... wiD Wiiks, Hendnck Jumped on Ted Hapen°1 fin• pitch for tu1 .n'd homei' of the teaton Tiie •ewen hid Ulkm I 2.() Ind lft lbe ftrlL • • .... , ... , ......... ,. '"' .... II ,. ... , ..... 1• lllJ.m. .... II Mii 1111•, 1• lllJ.m, .... II P'll -·· HI '-""· .... a c• ms1. •• lllJ.lft. .... ......,. ,..,.., llil.•tr Mlwtlllll, ... lllJ.lft. •141 .... • KWC (1lt) • • . .,. :-r. .. • ........ -· , .. r .,,,__ .. ----· ·--~~ ' . . ' ., -..:"• ' ._, • . •. • '· ·!.·' .. ~ ...,. _, . ... .. . . .. - -#f-..... --.. SEOUL{AP)-Matt B1ond1 t.·a~d up a nd lost the 100-meler butterfl) then kicked the Uni1cd States to a world record in the 800-meter free- style Wednesda> to become the first topic medal-winner of the 01) mpacs. By BERT ROSENTHAL ast GC'rmany won-iwu--gold -medals. paced b} S1lkc Hocrncr'"l world record in the women's 200- metcr breast&lt0ke and Heike Friedrich's Olymp1< record 1n the women's 200-meter freest) le. Tamas Damyi of Hun$an broke his own world record to win the gold medal in the 400-meler andiv1du:il medly. easily defeating Da' 1d Whanon of Warm1n'iter. Pa .. "ho won the silver. Although B1ond1 lost the gold when he coasted to the fin ish and allo"cd Anthony Nest} of Surinam to win hts nation's Orst 01} mpac medal c_,cr. thc 22-year-old from Mora&a. no" ha'> a gold. sal ver and bron1c tn three e' c nt with four suit to go. t\\O of them relays. Only Mark Sp1t1. who \\On s.c,cn golds 1n 1972, has "On -;c,en S\\1m- ming medals 1n one Ol}mp1c<;. ,... The United tates. fifth after '''0 1egs of the rela~. "as sltghtl) behind itEaSI German) when B1ond1 hat the water for 1h~ final.:!()() me1e~. . He caught Steffen Zc'iner in th..: f1m SO meters. then pulled awa' tO-\\ln 1n :J minutes. H.SI seconds. bcatmg West German) 's I 9 7 "orld mart of 7:13.10. Troy Dalbe) of an Jose. Matt Cetl insla of Lake Worth. Fla .. and Doug Gjertsen of Houston. \\Crc the other members of the 1eam. East German} fini shed second an d Tr.-...... 11--.11----~~.Q4'-"'l~_...'"''""'-Krma~ 1 7: 14.35. West German\. anchored b\ Michael Gross, lost the same race in the 1984 Olympics b} four-hun- dredths of a second. .. .. Biondi led the I 00 buuerfh from the start and v.as on "orld:re ord pace at the 50-metcr mark. OLYMPIC BRIEFS \ Counterfeit goods ~::.~~Seoul SEOUL -01) mp1c tourist<, are ~nap-l ~ ping up cheap counterfeit t'op1cs of Louis i( Vuitton suitcases. Gucci pur~c<, and Nike running shoes for a frm·twn of the co-.t of the ori,mals. An American 1oumt boughl thO'il' 1hrce things ~ntJy in the ltae, .. on ·hopping d1-.1nc1 for about $75. The tourist. who refused 10 gl\ e h1 narnl'. figured the original items would ha' e cost about $1.000 back home in Ohio. . Bu t what-ma" bcdand+ for 1he man from Ohio has some manufacturers and· {tO' cmment fuming as busloads of Ol}mpac \IS1tors arl' bu~ ang c~unterfe11 products inSlead of the more co'ttl~ ong1nals. Manufacturers sa) the} arc losing mtlhon of dQllars to the illegal factories turning out the 1m1tauons. Street stalls and shops in ltacwon hawk luggage. purses. shins and 1ennis shoes copied from l ". • l tallao -and French manufacturers. "hich sell for a fmcuon of' the original's price. • The main shopping stree-t 1s J3mmed \\Ith can -11---.. f-"""il:.:.ed;:__w;,;.:ith colorful arra\s of shins. leather suitcases purses. slflc sea s and nee t1CS, man} trect COp1e 0 famous brands and almost 1den11cal to the untrained , . ' . .. • - eye. • Most of the customers are tounsts "ho kno\\-tngl) buy copies because of the cheaper pnces. "If the qualit) ccms good. "h) nol?" S<I} s Melba Widdowson of W1ch1ta. Kan .. here for the 01} mpics. "It's a real bargain." The French government asked outh Korea 10 pull counterfeit merchandise c:irr) ang such French labels as Chanel and Louis Vu111on off the streets before an} more Olympic v1s11ors can bu} 11. Quote oftlie..clay Aa"-y Hembrick,com1ng tognps with his disqualification: "You start tly1ngofflhe h:indle, making excuses, jtjust makes you look like a brat. I'm staying here. chttring o n the rest of the guys. hoping they'll win gold medals. I just have to la\e my 4ream through them now ... Bembrlck foalu_p lnveattaated SEOUL -In hof)l.:s of preventing [1W similar problems, the U .. 0 1) mp1c Com-AA mittec is investipting "'h> bo~cr .\nthony Hembrick missed has opening bout at the Olympics, the panel's !)resident )aid Tues- day. Robert Helmick said he and Evie G. Dennis, the mission chjef of the U.S. team. "''II studv a number of potential soluuons. including the e tabltshment of an allrmative. transportation S)Stcm for .\mencan ath- letes. The U.S. team. hke mo t of the 10.000 athletes aaem bled he~. relics on a special bus S} stem run b> the Seoul Olympic Orpnmng Committee to gel back and forth between the Athletes Village and the van ous competition venues. Hembrick. captain of the boung team and one of the top Amencan mcdal hopes. 'A-as ehmanatcd Monday when he massed a bus from the nUa&t to LhC' Chamlhil Students Gymna'iaum about fiv1: males away. u.e. cycU.ta l>eiln medal blcla SEOUL -U.S. c)'chsts Ken Carpenter ..----.... and Connie Paraskevan-Young bqln their cbar for Olympic medal m the men' and r--.....--r-..· womm's macch sprints loda \\1th \trong limes an quallfkat1on for the 1 000..mt'ttt "---~ ~·· Carpcnlef, of La Mr\& ..... -. the flf\h fat\hl q.-lifter ~ m~n who v.crc timed O\t'r tht 1¥t 200 IM1en for teedu'I in lht final 24 I • The Amencan was tamt'd 1n 10 79 !ti·onds to trail •vontt Luu Hcwhch of U\t C".r<'rman.J. Au1traha·s CMrY ~nd. N1Jtol11 Ko\rh<' of tht So\·~t Union, illdV ........ v Suitt ofC1tthoMO\l~&a. ' -' ' _... l!!!9 --' Happy wlnn' Boser Michael C or a ter ou mtin& South Oh wang-eoo in the 48-kUogram Soviets lmpr~lve winners SEOUL -From the opening omer-1-;(J sault. 1t·v.as obvious the Sonet U nion had a larger m1ss1on tn mind than merel~ 01) mpac L gold. , The Soviet men· g) m nast 1c tl'a m captured the go ld medal T\Jesd:i~ \\ 11h a prolic1enq rarel} wnnessed 10 the sport. "' •11t is the best d1 spla~ of team g) mnasucs l ha' e ever seen," ~id Pe ter \'1dmar. a member, of the ~mencan team that .... on the gold medal 10 Los .\ngeles "'hen theSov1et L'n1on ho~c_ptted the IQ8.t Ol)mp1c . Bart Cenner. another member of the 198.t L'. . team. was equal!) 1mprt.'l..sed "The sport has ,u t l"t'ached o nev. level," sa14 Conner. "The ro utines '"e perfornwd four ~ears ago are now commonplac-c. The .o, 1cts "ere good an '84. but not this good.·· . • E'el'} member of tile team contnbuted to on·e of thr U R"s bnghtest m oments tn g.~ mna tics. 8) meefs end. the 0' 11~t had recorded SC\ en of the 11 perfect score~ handed.out b~ the panel of Judges. And the overall team ~rorc df 59.3.350 1s second an Ol)'mptc h1sto~ onl) 10 the So' 1e1 • 59 .60 potnts tn the 1980 Games an \.l o'>lO" The total also ca 11~ topix-d the 5Q 1.40 wanntng scort of the l,;natcd States an 1%4. • Soviet women win, U.S. fourth SEOUL -Elena hushuno>a om! EYJ thrtt perfect lOs to lead the So\ 1ct L'naon to the team sold mcd4\I an v.omcn's g~mnasucs event at the Summer Olympic 1oda). The United States lin1shcd fourth. but - would have taken the bronlc had at not been for a contro\cn1al .SOO porn\ pen:ilt) imposed dunn.g Monday's compulsof) team C\t'r< 1se . The Sovlets tool Lf\e JOld "'"h '95.475 points Romania, with Darud:t tlL'a~~1nin1two penttt scores. kept the hea\ on tht' "IQ' 1cts unit! the last moment but had to 'ICUIC for ""er with 394.115 points. East German) tqok the tll\,nh' v.11h JQ0.875 po1nlS, \M 'nitcd StatC1 ftntthc-d ¥11th l90 .HS potnts. .JQO points behind The Amencans trail~ lhe Fast Germans b) nearly a full point at\C'r the ~1h\ 1n the" \:ompulsonn. wluch canw because "' \mtncan at1ernatc stood on \M podium •hilc another J)mn.t<,t J't'r1ormcJ The dtduct1on for '1ol~11n1 the obscu~ ru~ out,.cl the Amen1.:an\ ~ho artucil that at m°'t tM pc"Mlty '1'aould ha'c bttn a "''arnana f &nali's action tot ofT to a had \tan for the Ent Gtrman~. "'hen t•'O ofthc1r fh t I> m ~it ltll off the baimntt be-am. Tiw Ea\t ~rman'!I had onl) the om nut 1n lhe opuonal 1ftt'f Man an. Jtnttch dmPP«t out bt\-..u~ of 1n1un ana c~ mnaakc .... , eo1th. Medals T•llM ( !Moutfl Dav SJ co s 8 Tot 1 l J J J ] l j g J : l ! 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' --~,,_~,,._ ~' 'Wft'~" 1 • " Orange Coast DAILY PILOT/Wednesday, September 21, 1988 8S EOL' L ( .\P)-II"' as 1h1· moment L S boll.1ng Coach 1'.l'nn' ~dam ~ had feared all along L11tle Michael CarhaJal "a' lighl· 1ngafa,ored uth 1'.on:anand11"a" close :">-e11her fighter set>mc:d to ha' c a clear e<!!e. but 1he pan1san cro"'d \.\h cneenng v.1ldl~ \.\ 1tn ('\ t.'r\ punch landed b' tbe Korean. .\dam~\,\ 8\ C:\pt'l'llOg the: \\O~l. ~II along he had "'arnl.'d his fighters of Judge\ "'ho d1dn t ltke ~ml'rKa"' urging them to"'" dt'Cl'>l\l'l~ 1f the' C\pt'Ctt'd to ldpture the dl·~·1s.1on C arba1al \\J'>n l doing 1ha1. anJ .\dam-. "a'> l'\fX'lltng 1hc "or-.t It d1dn t hJpi:x·r ( arba a "' •n l'tl' ang o '>Uddcnh rqu,c:n<1ted .\n lr1lan tl'am nl'\\ hl•pt' Thl·n .\rlhur John'>on ot \1 1nneapoll' .1Jdnl antllhl·r "'in V. ednl·!>da \ n1g.h1 t\1 run 1hc L ~ ()h mp1' mtn1·" nn1ng s1rc:.i i.. 111 I h fl't' txlu h It' k nd it ~ \ln m1: J h11k lallh n a '>t'O'K' \d.:irn' ">JH.I ol lht <. arb<1. a 1 tight "\\.: rm:\ a1kd 1n th1-. \lOe .. ( arha.1ar-. morning "1n ma' ha'l p1~i..ed up the '>Pint' 111 th1: l ' " lighter'> "'ho "'ere a dcmuraltzed t'lunch after \ee1ng "orld champion l\.elcte Banb l...n01.l..ed ..:old 1n fl~ first tight and ~n1hon~ ktfubnd, dis- qualified after not '>hO\' ing. up on time fo r his bout " "This 1s a di:fin11e '>lrong morak booster for u!> ·· ~1d .\dam'> "I f \\l' can Ix-at the 1'.orean and '>hut 1ht• crO\\d up. that'\ JUSI \\h.n \\.e nt't.:dt•d 1odo ·· Johnson \\On hi' 'econd fig.ht ('t 1hi: Ol)mp1o_ an ~Pi.'Ct~lar l.i<,h1on~ le.nod.mg 81shnubahadur \1ngh of -..:epal to the can'a" in tht '>t~·ond round then for(lng him "' IJi..l' t"o standtng -count<, ht:ton.· tht lontc!tl "'as stopped late an the round Johnson ad' .rnu:d 111 thl' 11 ~ pound quarterfinal., \\ht·re ht: "'111 face Kim K" ang-\un o l \1>utt 1'.urea , Greg Boyer of U.S. aims ~r Yugoslavian goal. SWIMMING Meft's 100 Bunentv 1 Antf"Of"IV NP\h .. Su" ""•M >l OC' t~:.':'..,c!. IOlvmolc recoro o o •ece>•c ~ ila I:'• v. 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Huntlno•on BHcn 7 itSs-NewPOl'I Werl>C>r It Hunttnoton lleach 13 l~llntlon lie.en l9 NewOO'I Harbor 6 1tS1-fiMwPOrl HarDOr 19, HI.Int "orOll lleec.n 7 1951-HtwPOrl Harl>or :n. Hun1ino1on flHcll 7 l.,._..unllneron lleacl'I ll, Newoorr HerbOr 13 1 .............. POrt HarDOr 6 Hu111ono1011 a.ach 6 l" ._......,POrt He•bOr 12 Hun1tnoton Be.en 7 , .. s--NfwPCWI Harbor u HunMOIOll llHCll 0 1"6-+tunflneton lie.en 17, Newoorr HerOor O '"7-HtwPCWI HerOor u, Hunllnoro11 8each 1 1961 NtwPOt'I H•rbor' 1l Hun1mgron BHCll 7 1..,_..uttlillOton 8ffcn 12, NewPOl'I HAfbOr 14 l~PCWI H•"'°' 13, Hun1tnoton 8HCh 0 lt7'-Ht'W90ff Harbor' 21, Hunllnoron Beach 7 1'71-HewPO(J Harbor 21 Hunt11101on Be.en 7 1'111 NtwPOlll Hartio<" ~ Huntlnoton Buell 9 -.i 1'76-HtwP«I HarDOt" 16 Hunhl>Glon 8ffcll 14 1'77 NtwPOrl H•rllOr ?3 Hu'lltllOIOn Be.•Ch. 6 ,,.._,...._, HarOor 13, Hun11no1on Buen O lft>-Wunt11'191on lle'icl'I 14, N-oort Harl>C>r 14 ~ "'91/vtn·Cao IM) IO•I to Carm•c-. E,.ci..son ·~· lost Ill Yoo·Lff, 2·6, ciel 8erwan11er·Pelo., 6·3. ICIOu·HHnrH ll (Ml '°" S·l 4·6, "'°"· 6•), ltuuell•AlntflOll IMI '°''· 3·6 7·6 WOii 2·6. Ca-"lr•M v ... v ll. Utenci. 6 Sintlel 81rct\ (El IO•I to Fosrtr 1 ·6 Gel Berle!. 7·S •f. Lloftl, 7·S, P...-'°" CE l '°'' 0·6 1·6 0·6 C"',"' IE) IOst, 0-6 1·6 0·6 o.ulllt• ltomm·Llr ColllM CEI loll ro C Em~· L Stl\llA, 3·6. ci.1 N Plerce·8ern.11g, 6 4, lo•I lo SlavlllllltV·AroaJ •·6 Suru~l·DaJIKn IE I -· 6·4, 6·4, 6·•. 8ow..,·O.Cerl0 El IOll, ..... ,.,, .... c-o.i Mar U, Dana Hill 3 Sintltl ICarl ~ ICdM oel G•tt" 6·0 Ot t Lvl!Ctl, 6·0, Otl Bo!'°" 6·0 ea n CdMl lo\! "2-6, 6•7, WOii. 6·0, Kr llll Pr..ou1 lCOM) IO\I 2•6c won, 6· 1. 6· 1 09'ltllt\ ~farW>d~lr'-"\s ICllM ~ 84jj4no·J1v 1'1·2, def. ,C>rcurr.wa11t 6·1 Otl Ammo.,· 8ntn\kl;°'16-1, Hovtt~ ''•u rcoM') won. 6·2 6·2. 6-1, FrancJ$·Manc11e11er <CoMl won. ~-~. •·0, •·3 Mt ...... , aMdl It, L'"9 ... d> w•.ei1 t ~ Hel\Mn < H 81 def onno. •·2. Ciel I( 1n11ev 6-0, def Gulla! 7·S, Pfll IH8l '°"• 3·6, lo\!, S· 7, WOOdl {H8) IO.il. 2 6, I 6. 3 6. .,.,..... l.Ascv · JotlMOll (Hll) '°'' IO &t<n1111 M\lll>Q. l-6, '°'' 10 l"Ouch Mc:Corm.ci. ?·6 Ot1 1(1e1· ltevtt, 6·1, Hert·Wolff (H81 WOii, 6·3, 7·S. 6·3; ltllenour·WOOd (H8) won, 6·2 6•\, ' 1 • .._ 11, YIW .. Mtv 1 Slftllt1 Hammenn <E> Off llusl'!ka, 6·2, dfl We1111· 1etn, 6·3, !Ml to FvldOa , 1·6, Warren IE I IOsl, 1·6, S·7. won, 6·1 Wili•uer IE > Jost, 2·6 won. 7·6. won.-6-• '**"' Turflt"•GotdeCl>.t IE ) dtl ErnHI Finktr 7·5, def H1we11Q·Pfeiltr, 6·1, del Klm·LH . 6·1, JOlfO\·Obon (E) won. 6·\ lost, 1·6 Non 6·3, O.nlller-9M4'd IE I IO\I ' 6, w011. •·2 wQff, 6·1 socc•• Tllll ...tr'• .,.. ICMdUte COLLIGI MEN l"ridav So\.lll'lern Cet fort1le COl'e9t II UC San O.eoo. 3.JO Salvrdlv • Grend Ca11von Colleoe al SouU1ern Cehlornla c~ I om Sunday USIU ., UCI , om COMMUNITY COLLEGE MEN ThurMiav Et Camino .et Orenoe CoasJ l Frldlv Sen Oleoo Mtsa at Go'(!f., West COLLIEGE WOMEN S.fllf'cMY UCI ., Cla remont·MclC.tM• - TUISOA Y'S ft I SUL TS c ..... w-UCI 3, Weslmanl 0 UCI icorlng Ovrum 'l, Ho-r 1 Goal.'• sevts Tall 2, Miller 1 Soetrs 2 Wttlmont oo-e wvts Ca rre• 12 C-'Y ctlt9e men GeldWI WHI 2. ~le 1 Golden wur "°''no P•vre l Zekarla 1 Goelle saves Holfol 7, K'9•n 4 Gltndl lt scor.,no Aou•rrO 1 GOia e \aves Se.ii Crui 10 HallhfTle 1·1 ou.,.. Coe" J, S.ufllwtJttm I Orange Coa,r ICOf•no M~re I, KvnOC"' 1 Z•m•rr•Pa I G -"~"-AtldellOll ' Winsiow ' Sou1P1we"ern sconno T1I ell I • . ., _. r VOLUY•ALL T1Ws ...... , .,.. ~ WAT•• NLO -----11'* ...... , .,.. KMdule CO\.LaG• ......... cou.aoa nurwi.v SOull'ltrn Ulal! Stal• a l UC I (Crawford Aalll, 7, Cllfltl Col!aM l,Vlnt at Gal Lulhef•n, 1 30. SOultltr11 Callfornla Coltot et Cet Lull'ttran. 7:l0 l"rlMy • UCI al C1I POl'I' Sen Lui• Obl1PO, 7.30 saew•v UCI at UC S.111a 81rtiar1, 7 30, FrHllO P.clflc er Chri" cof1991 Irvine 7 30. Sou111«11 Catl~nla COllt9e " C•I 8aotlsl, 7 lO c COMMUNITY COLLaGI TMllM El Cemlno II Or•110t Coe"· 7 P'rlc'8\I Or•,_ Coe51 •I Gotoen We\I COlltG• p~ Plev T011rnemen1, "°°" sa•8Y ~·-Coal! at "•ncllO s ,n1Ja110 f O\.lr· nemen1. HtGH SCHOOi. Tilwldav Ellan<• a l Hunlll'IQlon Beacl'I, 3 30. Oce.n View •I Cvpren, 3 IS, Dene Hill• a• Marina, ):JO; N-porr Harl>C>r at Leouna 81!acrt 7 l"rlda\I Ocean View at Un1•ers11v 3 IS Slltvrdav Or1noe C011n1v Cllampion\nlo' · 11 Wtsr· minster (Corona Oel Mar, Ocean View Marina Huntington lltech, Un1ven11v E<l•Jon WOOd· brldoe, L.eeuna e .. ch Fout1ta1n Valley Martr Otl, N•wPOtt HarDO<J TUaSOAY'S MATCHES c ......... _ (~ S'9 .. A9'!1ttic C_.,.tnal SoCal C~ <Ill Cllr•ll COi ege Irvine 16· 14, 16· 14, I 5., ' Hi911 KflMI 9k'll Irvine <ll'f Maltr 0.1, lS· 11 IS·7 IS·l Marine def LaktwOOCS. IS·7 IS·1 1S·7 Caol,trano \lalltv Off Ea so11 IS· 13 IS·9 15·12. CorONI oet Mer ael Hunt1n111on Beach IS·lO, IS·ll, IS·9 ""-wP«t Harbor def Oa"• H ' rs--10 3'"15 1S·l3, lS·t Mlu lo!'I V1tlo def E&renc•e IS·9 12 1'. IS·2, 16· 14 --t La11une Beacti.. oet !Min Clt,.,..ellll! 1~·9 13· lS, 15-1 I, IS-.;f' Soutf'ltr11 C1hl0<n•• '"''''an ae• L•~t'I' Cl'lflstlat1, t•IS.-U-'11. lS--12-, IH UCI at Air Foret Tournamtnl SUMev UCI 11 Air Fore. Tournemtnl COMMUf#TY COLLaOIE ,,... Groumonl •• Ora.noe Coe''· :J IS; GOI Wnl e l Sen Oleoo Mel• Tou,nament Saturdltv GOiden Wt11 •' S.11 o reoo Mese _,,, TU•SOA'Y'S •aSULTS c...........itv c-.. (~ .,...,. Cs Fl -) Or-.. CM1I 13, ~ 12 ~ll 734 111 Or1nee Coe" ' 1 3 , I I 1-13 $.tddlttlack .corlno Otl9ado S, S.lvlno 3, 5--1, R«~ NiOUil... l. -- Ofange Coal! 1eorlne Ktnned'I' • Lltwak 3 Wiiton ?. Nowoarul 1, RoMCr•"' I, Ho'"''" I Etln I. Goall• ••vts Tt11l•I lS • Mllfl tcllMI ••tMda •• ,._.. .. ..,.., ' FOUf'llaln V•lllV I 2 0 l E 11ancl• 1 1 O 3 1--1 E11ancla tcorlno: McNeu •· Slroole 1, ,,.._, 1. Courltr 1, IC.1m 1 Goaht WYI\ Korenoet"ll 12 Founla 11 ValleV 1C01'1no see .. v 2, Gr•nl 1 Frllelen l , Querclaoroue I, Berl I Goa 1e 18Vtt' Mattst 7, Conti 1 LMI 8Mda Wlten 14, MotrlN I Marll\ll 0 3 1 )-t LOllO llffcll Wilton 6 I 4 3-14 MllrlN K0<"1no HHlntr 3, SCl'lwarlz ? ltOberll '· Kaov \, Jltol)s I Ga.Ile U VC$ Ollftlll)fek 11 L-8Mc:l'I WiltOll ~ino K,teO<lfl 3. lll•l>'f l , SWor<llOtt 2, Fot 2 Ba ev 1 Howaro I. EUii 1 Go.I .. ,.,,., 8ruce ' UNWN1tV 11, Fultr19ll f FulltrlOl'I 3 ? 1 Unlvenily 1 2 3 3 1-11 Full«IO/I •cor•no· Courrnev 3. MCOot'leld 7 Metro 2, Jolln•Ofl 1, Swan 1 Goalie sevtt Haroor 1 Unlversllv ICOl'lnG. Jor<IO/I 6 Krogen ? C-1ft91 2, Mor~ .. 1 Goal4-,.,,_. .SO.ncer 12 Wtttrnlmtw 10, Lelil-eN 4' LakewOOd 1 l 1 1-• wn1mlnster 1 6 I 7-10 wnrm nsllf scoring LOf'l9mevtr 4 8 owma11 J. Otnn•"on 2, Ttlon'IOSon I Goai.e ~vtl Powell r. Wl9G• 6 -AL West crown tngs~r4 EVERYDAY SAVINGS ~RK-"9U ~~ Oakland took over top spot April 20 and stayed there OAKLAND (AP)' Carney Lansford remembers "'hen other American League club looked for- ward to playing the Oakland .\th- letics.. No looger. The A's. whoclmchcd 1hc .\L West title Monday night on their 151 st , stra.i&ht day m ftont. arc nrrou1c-to-bascba'!'s best record. The} need seven victories m their final 11 games to become the d1 vis1on·s "inningest team ever. surpassing the~ 971 Kan- sas City Ro}'.als ( 102-60). But as Lansford whooped 11 up in the A's _cham~e-d_re n ched clubhouse after the pe nnan1- clinchina 5-3 vJctor; over Mmne ota. the numbers mcani less 1han respect. The A 's hadn"1 gotten much mcc he arrived in a trace Tfom Boston. su - years ago: their last winning record before this season was in J 981. · "It seems hke u 's been a long ume roming," the third baseman said. "It used to be we coul<in't win a game on the road:· he said of a team "ith a 46-29 road record. best m the majors. ~h was, 'Hett com~ the .t.'s. ~e·~ aoing to walk all over them: NO\\ we act respect all around the l~gue." took the lead for good on -\pnl 20. during a streak in which they won IS- of 19 pmes and "Opened up an eight- pmc lcad. ·· It was cut to four games 1n lune. when th.eylosteiiht ofnme. including six strai&ht to Kansas Cit) and was down to three pmes on Jul) I 7. But they extended It from there and had a !' 121'1-game lead over Mmnc Ota after bcaung the 'defending world cham- pions. Lansford. who was on a di\ 1<,1on winner at Cahfom1a 1n 1979 and "on a batting tttle w~th 1he R~d So"' two years later: said the A's arc easil} thl.! best team he's pla)ed on. ··w e don't ha'e an) v.cak spots." he said. Oakland relievcr'l ha' c am:i~'l'd n lcague-rccord59's:nes. "1th Dennis Eckersle) contnbuung ~2. ft has reve rsed the club's fonunes tn closl' games. 'Tve been on goOd o1fen "e team., before. but never a 1eam 1ha1 had a goOd bullpen, too," said the 14-)car veteran, who was on a d1 vi'.>1on winner with the ubs in 1984. The A's. who had lost more onc- run games the pre\'1ous 1hrcc seasons than any other American League team. are 29-17 in one-run ea mes and have won their last s1>.. From 1985-87. the) were 63-80 (.441) in one-run a.am.es.. The> also are I J-5 in e:i;tra 10nmgs after going 21-25 si nce 1985. The team) rise has mirrored that of third-year slugger Jose Canseco. "ho turned into a .300 hitter. Canseco hopes he will cap the season wuh the first-ever 40-40 double (homers and stolen bases). He already ha 40 homers and needs three stolen bases. "We knew in spring trainmg that we had the abilit>'to dominate the .\L ,.. ... think we're going to. be a contender. too." ~ Another blossoming pla}er. ca tch- er Terry Sternbach. said he d1dn·1 realize the A's would be so dominant so soon. ··For us to have 11 happen this fast is something." said Steinbach. the MVP in the All-Star game. Paper_Z.eports Green _to replace Piniella NEW YORK ( P) -Lou Pin1ella has the Yankees tra1hng ttrst place will be replaced as manager of the Boston by 51t2 game5 entering Tue . 1 New York. Yankees b~' Dallas Green day's action ... All I know is. I have a as part of a maJo r shakeup of the thrtt·year contract wuh the Yan- American League team. according to icees." a published repon. Green. who managed the Philadcl· Quoting unnamed sou~c1:s. the ph1a Ph1lhes to the world cha01- New York Dail) Nev.s reponed p1onship 1n 1980. has been o ut of Tuesday that G reen would replace baseball since being fired as general Piniella in the 16th man:igenal m1n1ger of the Chicago Cubs. chanp: 1n the l.S-~ear regime o( The newspaper said Clari<.. v.ho Yankees' owner George 1e1nbren-sianed as a free agent after helping the ncr. St. Louis Cardinals win the Nauonal Other possible moves that Mil be Leaauc championship last year. was mack~ftC'I' thC'season ends. accord mg) head in& to one of three unnamed to the newspaper. include the trades National League teams for a pitcher. of Jack Clark. John Candelaria. and The newspaper said the Yankee Don Mattingly and the release of Ron are not actively shopping Matt1ngl>. Guidry. the Amencan League's Most Valu· Steinbrenner was unavailable for able Player in 1986. Ho~c\.er he comment. the newspaper ~id. openly blasted Steinbrenner's oper- Pintella. who reportrdl) signed a ation of the team last month and said three-year contract when 8111~ Manin he expeic1ed to be traded. was fired for the fifih ttme in June.· "lf~weretobeoverwhelmed.)CS said he had not beard from tcinbren-we'd trade Mauinll>·" a front-office ner. sourtt told the newspaper. "I don't ··1 really haven't e.,,cn thought think you can sa~ there are am about next year,'' sa1d P1n1eUa. who untouchables on this t~m." · A full prosram of h1nd1cap and ICtltch nicina will be featured on Famlly Nalht fnda) at tht' ~dv.a~ ~ racana mttuna at 1he Orantr County Fan1round~ Onsuan r•d10 \t111 on fl..\ \I ~•II boll lk tvtn1n1 and the ( hr1st1Jn IMlncl Shout wtll be on hand. 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U l,JIA(TA 17•SI H .O W.00 U O~Y Ta._....I <1·1·7 ""' 1•1 tO •• ,..,...~ )tOf; ---l1el l ll University trims !Fullerton-: Marina beaten b y Wilson Knsta Eckert "'ere.not enough to ~' e the Cha rgers from a 15-13. 15.q_ 15-11defeat1n a non-league match Cob) Hoffman. a sophomore left s1dl' h111er. led Edison ( 1-11 "1th ~ .. en kills and pla~ed stead~ dt'fense Capo Valle~ remamed ondt'fea~d at 3-0 John Courter ~ored "1th ~ ~fl remaining 1n oven1me Tue'><la~ to push Estancia past F01Jnt.1in \ nlle~ 8-6. 1n the IA inners· pool T he Eagles forced 1he e\lrJ penod when the' lied the srnrc: at ~6 I through r~ulauon on tht• -.tr<'ngth Cll four goals b~ \,111.e \1( 'C'-'> and eventuall~ 1mpro' ed m mark w .l.. \ in non-league pla~ lrviff l . Mater Dei 0: &' Oden led the Vaqueros '-'l th 1: kills and Holl~ Hamilton came off I hi:' bench to bloct.. four shotS as If' 1ne p1cL.ed up m ~cond ~in tn·as man' tnes. 15-1 I . I 5-. 15-:. o'er the Mona.n:-hs Maria 3, Ldewood 0: u11e G regan1c and .\lie~ Le'~ both senior outside hitters. had eight kill'> each to lead a balanced Manna at~l"I. 10 a l >.2.115--. 15-7 "'10 -:irhome In a college match 19'9 • 1.,. f ._' • f 111t1Attd O~""-"'°'"""' • Eat, ... ,, 41'\•'0 Teammate Mike Kim .idd1:d :i goal o f his O'-'n with ~O seconds kfl w sc:JI the \'ICtor) for the Eagks Est.inria goalie JefTKorenbcrg turned a\.\3~ 12 shots. SoCal College 3. Cbrist College Irvine 0: Jun1o i: nght-srde hitter Colleen Cass1d~ pad I I lulls and Junior middle bloct..er .\nn. Jeffries contnbuted 14 blocks as the \an- guards o pened Golden tate .\thlet1c Conference pla' "tth a I~-l -l. I~ 1-l. 15-6 d«ISIOn o\ er ~he '1s1ting Eagles. -;!;~ .. 59!! 54" '-~~~~~~~~~ IOUGH COUNTIY SMOCKS. 29" •fO!#~,.,, • ....,,,.._., ~ ·~·.,. .... .-.o"'C. •-unMar ::r..:-34" ......... E::a ... ............. , ln other prep "-Ster polo· University 11, Fullerton 9: T ,1m ~ C umtnLngs an~ ~':f 1ke \.torrcll each scored goals in O\ ertrme to kad I visiting L"mvers11~ {2-HI 10 the "''" over the CIF +".· .:~o. ~ tl'am n led th ~ Tr ~ ranked ~o. I 0 m +. .\. \\Ith '>I\ goalr while Mor&an C'ourtnl'~ pacl'd f-ull- erton 1A>1th three goals Loag Beac.b Wilson 14. Marina : Despite three goals fro m Boh Haefna land t\!.O from Ke' 1n h"anz. thl' Vikings dropped to .3-4 0' t'rall Chi Kraeddel and ~e' 10 B"h' ' tossed m three goals ap1l'le llH Wilson l The game marked the ~ond llml' Manna has lost to Wilson 10 ie.,, than a w~k. as the Vikings fell. 10-5. la1;1 Frida' dunng the ~100rt' Leagut' Tournament Wilson 1s ranked founh in CIE 4:.\ Westmlns\er 10. l.akewood 4: \hle Longme)er scored four goal\ and . Billy Bowman added th rec lo lead the host. Lions< 2-4) \\ estm1n ter SI. orcJ six u mes in thl' o;econd pcnod to breaJc open a 1-1 game. In communit~ college "atcr polo I Oruge Coasl 13, Saddleback 1 t : Ton' L1t"ak scored three goals and made a kt'"\ steal 10 the third o' eri1mc pcnod to· lead thl:' P\ratc to . the Orange Empire Conferen~ wm In· sudden-death 0 ' ename. Lt1"at.. submanned 10 front oi a ddleb3 I. pla)er. made an unde~3ter 'ite31 and then fed Oc\ln HO\\Cll. "ho orcd the gamc-"'1nn1ng goal \11!..e ~en ned) added four goal~ for OC ( 1-0. I -I ). In high school 'ollc,ball . ~Harbor S, o ... HUit 1: Sienna Cum ra.J hed tht 1lors ( 3--0) with thrtt straight Jump Sen ice aces in tht third pmc M '1ewpon Harbor won. l S-10. 3-15. 15-U. 15-,. With the Sailors trtuhng 13-10 in the third game. Curci came through with her bi& scr"es and then another powerful sene led to a Dana Hill bad pus. Curci fin1.shed ~1th s" aces. 11 ktlls and 11 Is l ts. FrHhman Maurttn Mclaren had l4 kt\ls for ewpon Harllor. "htlc Sarah Mattson added four k1JI' f r the fifth-ranked team in 5-i\ ~c..-po" Hatbor trallfd Dina Hill . ·3. in tbc finieune. C.-al Mar a. R•tt.ct• .._.I: The host a ~1na boune'C'd blck from a ~sqn~1ng defea t androUedto a 1s.10.1S.11 .15.q"'" CdM ( l ·I>. ranked ttt0nd an C' IF S-~.,.•led b) ()a 1c Da\.1S' \.('O Pmmct Pttt.1nscbshtd out ~5 1 ~ and M.amt Jo Pri« -had IO ~111 Oqil u .. Valle a. M-. · Slronadefcnsl\c Pla. b) un1or ba ·k· row soeaa\00 &riana . ~ micr and CC 1s 1-2 0' erall. "h!le CCl falls 10 In men's communit.,' college <.<x·- cer Golden West %, Glendelc 1: Ma1en Zakana scored '-'llh 19 minutes remainini 10.J~J'e the ,·1s1ting Rus- tlers ( 4-::!) the"'\ 1cton Glendale took..a.. i'-0 lead on a goal b) Oscar .\.gu1rro "1th 22 mmutes left 10 the first half but four minute later a Neil Pa)ne goal ued the game. Goalie Rick Hollis stopped SC''en ~hots for Golden V. e t. "h1le Jeff Klein turned awa' four more G len- dale shots. · Oran.gt Coast 3, Soutbwestena 1: Three Pirates scored to 1mpro'e their non-conference record t.O 6-3-1 . Pa1 Merrell. Kc\ln Kvnoch a nd · Cta.sar Zamari1pa .all neued goals while Ger)d Wmslo" turned away fo ur shots to ~ad OCC. Frank Tillett scored for Southwestern. which fell 10 2-3 , In '-"Omen·s coUege soccer: t:Cl 3, Westmoat 0: Kacky O' OJm · t"o goals and another by usan Ho"'er paced the ~ntcaters to their first " in ofthe 5eason 10 a match at l 'Cl The ".nteaters improved to 1-~-1 • In high school girls tennis.!' Merioa t . Misti• V~jo t: Trac) Cnssell helped the Vikings improve their non-\uauc record to S-3 "'-hen she npped through Mt ion VicJO's smglcs playc~ 6-0. 6--0. 6-0. at Manna H1&h. Manna "-'On on pmes, 18-11. H•liqtol Bea~ It, t,... a... WU.. I: ihe do ubles teams of Jenn) Ritenour and Tnc11 Wood and KUTI Hart and Nicole Wolff each ~ their sets to lead the Oilers (4-0). Stn1or ltt Ha.n.scn won 1bc .oaly sinaJes matches for Hunun11<>n Beach, SWttPln& her thrtt sets, ~ Valley lt, Ea._. • Despite the plal' of doubles p&a~ Shannon \Uuk1 a.nd Kan Devucb. who brttmt past thrtt c~ tHm.s 1n straJ.lht tell.. the E.lllft ftll IO 4-l thf'OUlh non-\elaue ~'°"· ,. C...49et ...... .,.. ... I: Kan Phebus~" lovt from No I stnt)es•nd the Sea Kines ~all mM matches 1n double$ to cam thctr thard 'IC't°') Wllhout a '°91 tht$ !CMOft. a... 11, v.a .... .,. 1: .. llW doubles team of ki Turnn and Tt'K) Gcodttkr cruised lO straisht· ttt v1ctoncs to help the ~ 1mpm\.C \MIT rttOrd to 2-1 .. .. \.. -Orenge Cout DAIL. Y PILOT I Wedneed9Y, S.,tember 21, 1988 -------- PRO GAMES The Bob Harmon Pro Forecast FIR SllDIY I lllDIY, 9-2& I 21 ....,,a1 .................. 21 P1TT111111 ............ 21 Billa-won 1aat meet1ng..in.J986. ..16-12-SteelersJeadlng Hrltt &-4 ... Pitt 4-4 on ra.d last aeason, Buffalo 4-4 at home, so almost a "pick-em" ... ---:.-----Pm-had Aedstclns-on ropes. .... 1•1111 .................. 11 ... IEEI UY ............... 10 a.ts m4Mie It thr" seasons or domination over Pack, beating GB twice In '87 ... 1~nrst game Pack took 2.4-23 lead 1n linal minute, Bears kicking • winning FG In last 4 seconds. r • . •••llllUTI .............. 21 OLEYEWI .............. 1 l Browns had no trouble with Bengals In "87, posting 34·0 shutout during atrlk• (Gary Danielson threw for 4 TDs), then 38-24 win at.home. Bernie Koear throwing for four TDs. ~ ................... 20 ITUITA .................. 11 F81cons lhoeked Cowboys In Dallas 'in only get-together last fall . 21-10 ... Atlanta recovered two fumbles leading to two TDs and held . Dallas acoretesa In 2nd half ... Dallas. •••nT .................. 21 1EW E•Ull .......... 20 During '87 strike. Pats rolls up third stralght victory over Oilers. this one in Houston 21-7 , .. Doug Flutie threw for 199 yards and TD to lead N.E .... almoat too close. ~LIS ••••••••••• 24 11_&11 ...................... 11 Dolphins won 14th straight over Colts in first meeting last season 23-10, Dan Marino throwing for 3-ros ... Colts broke losing streak in second meeting, winning big 40-21 .. 6 ,, **1111111 om ........... \24 U1 _11111 ............... 14 Teams sQlit In head-to-tiea.d.meetlngs las.t season, Chiefs winning season opener af home 20-13 ... Chargers blew Chiefs away in second game 42-21. Dan Fouts complettng 24 of 34. ... lllESIT&. ............. 11 PllWELPllA .......... 21 Vikings lead series with Eagles 9-4, Phil. winning last meeting In shoot-out 37-35 in 1985 ... Eagles on road for third time in first four games ... close match-up favors V1kes. .......... . ............ .. · ~ Oneans' 44-34 win over Sues last year was 5th straight for Saints over Bucs ... It put N.O in playoHs for first time In their 21-year history ... 8th straight coming up. ' .... 1111 llAITI .... 20 L.A. UMS ................ 1l GianlS trail in 24-game series with Rams 16-8 . . L.A. playing on road for third, time in four weeks, Giants home for third time . . . to pick up momentum, each needs wfn .. N.Y . ~ llW Ylll .am ...... 21 **IETllOIT ................... 1l Jets, Lions have seen httle of each ot.her, meeting only four tl~es since 197.2 ... each has won twice. Detroit winning last m 1985 ... neither may go anywhere. but too early **IUnLE ................ ~. 3t SU FllAICllCl ....... 11 49ers lead briefest of brief series 2· 1 at home last-tall, but S.F. 7-1 on road should b& high scoring. started 1n 1976 ... Seahawks 6-2 .. another..:.:pic • " air tha WISllllTll ........... 21 ~0011 ................... 20 -Redskins have not been kinOto CsrdS. WlflnlrlQ 21 oT24 over pastl 2 years, incuding last 7 1n a tow .. last fall, ~ores were 28-21, 34-17 ... switch to Phoenix won't help .. ••.,,,,1 .................... 11 L.A. llAllEll ............ 14 -.tr -Broncos have swept series with Raiders past two years, lnciuding 30-14 Monday n1te win during strike .. next loss, 23-17. was -.·n•;"COiIEG E . 'SM., S.,.. 24 -Mlilf Cel ..... -IHI. 1A A«ron 26 •New Mexico 13 •.Alabama 27 VMdefbitt . 7 • • Mzona 2'4 Eastern Michigan 6 • Arlt'ly ... 27 Northwestern 14 •Auburn 23 Tennessee 1 O Baylor 21 °Texas Tech 20 Bost0n College 21 -r.c .u . 21 ·ca1ifomia 28 Kansas 1 Clemson .Cotorado ·Duke •east Carolina . •Florida ·Florida State •Fresno State •Fullerton State Georqia Hawaii Indiana •towa •Kentucily LS.U. 0Miami, FL 0 Miami,OH 0 Michigan •Minnesota 34 •Georgi8 T ectt ~ =~te 27 South'n Missiaeippi 33 Misaiasippj State 28 Michtgan State 21 McNeese 2'4 Pacific • · 26 ·South caro1toa 27 .Utah 23 °.fi'IMouri , ·, 2'4 16Wa State 26 Kent State 27 "Ohio State '49 Wisconsin 23 Cincinnati ~ 2' WM8Forest ~v~ 28 Northern lllinots 28 •Citadef 33 Arizona State 2'4 OhioU. 35· Louisville 2'4 •Marytand 34 Purdue 10 14 10 21 7 17 13 14 24 17 13 t5 13 .20 6 17 •North Carolina North C8rollna State ·Notreoame Oklahoma 27 °Southem California 7 20 12 10 17 13 20 13 13 21 21 10 23 ' · •Oklahoma State ·0regon .; ,... •Penn State ·Pitt9bu~ • ·sw Lou1Siana ·syr.cuse "Texas Texas-El PllllO °Toledo ·rutane •Utah State ·wuhington Wyoming 28 Texas.A&M · 23 Stanford 21 Rutgers 2'4 West Virginia 23 . Rice 22 V.P.1. 2'4 Nortt'I TeKaa 20 °Tutu 21 Bowtlng Green 22 Memphis State 31 New Melrioo St9le 21 San~ St9le 23 ·Air Force . 7. ,13 16- 10 17 21 ~. 10 14 14 ·'t· SPONSORED BY COTIDI CREEi 7148 Edinger, Huntington Beach . J.C.lcUIS 18121 Beach Blvd .. Huntington Beach CllRLIES 6041 Bolsa, Huntington Beach SlllPLEYS 2201 Main St .. Huntington Beach Harbor & Wilson. Costa Mesa J .. • 114-1111 llM111 111--1222 • @ DERY llGHT · OF THE SEISOI RESTAURANT & LOUNGE THIS ,MONDAY. NIGHT iiiiicos VS. Riiiiis -~---46'' allll- llDPTD4 ' L. I .t •• ,"' r , • • RI I ll.YMl'E ~ C0VERm 16 u; •WEISEi •AFT 90C PITCHERS . +a~~ s100 MONDAY NIGHT FOOTBALL 'SPECIALS G. AME TIME BARTLES a JAMES , ORIGINAL PREMIUM ~HOT DOGS' WINE COOLERS ·500. s 100- .SATURDAY MORNING . . GOLFERS 'BREAKFASTSI SATURDAYS 8 PM-1 PM ITtA - TWO ceMPLITI DINNERI 8AR•8•QUE • llAFOO ., ...... ,,. ........... -... ~NO ON! UNDER 21 ADMITTED ,,...,,.,.. Open U..TIU'l 11·2, 5.9 •Fri '1·10 let .. 1,M • 8un 4-t I . ,, • ................ ._ Aaron Scheid la at quarterback for ~ Beach PrlclaJ' when Artlata hoet Dana Hill• In tradltfonal rt'ftlry • =_FRIDAY NIGHT FOOTBALL~ From B l compete with Mission VieJo. they ·have a million guys swarming fo the ball.." "With an eight-man front the} 're really tough on the run!'' University.has the horses to win 11. but WoOdbridge 1s favored betause of its consistency. The game is a t lrvine High School. Balle. n . LobCM EstanCTa High's 2-0 Eagles enter as three-point favorites for the third straigh t week and their coach. John Liebengood. said he's not concerned with the overconfid£.!!Ce factor. ··we're happy people feel we're a team with the qualilv to be in that situation." he said. "But we're taking everything serious and lrying to keep them OJI a level ·where the~ should be. We know you can lose whether you're favored ornot''--__._ The Los A-m1gos Lobos-of the Garden Grove League are 0-2 and have been beset with eligibility prob- lems. The game is at Gardei:i Grove High. Seahaw..ts vs. Falcons respective counties." said Monarchs Coach Chuck Gallo. "We feel our team 1s right up there with each of them or we wouldn't have scheduled them in the fi rst place. · . . • "I think that Santa i\na 1s capable of being the best team rn ihe. county. They have the potential to be the No. I team. They have the running backs a nd a solid quarterback." The Monarchs (0-:?) have some firepower of the~r own -1nclud!ng massive offensive and defensive lines. and junior quarterback Danny O'Neil. who threw five touchdown passes last week in a losmg cause against Oceanside. 1t•s at the Santa Ana Bowl. Vaq~a. vs. TU~en· .ll's the se. enth 10.atj .b!:~«n these two. wfio are located ·.within blocks of one another. but have always been in different leagues. Each has won rhree times and in five of these games the margii:i of victory has been 7. l , 3. 3 and 5 pomts. "They are well-coached and very physical," said Irvine Coach Terry cnigan of Tttstin's Tillers. "The Ocean View's Seaha"ks have.pick-may not be better than the other ed dn the Falcons twice in the past two teams we'll see this year, but they are years and Coach Gu~ Carrouo 1s definitely ate.am. · hoping, No. 3 1s a charm for his 1-1 "The teams we have faced so far Seahawks. either throw the ball or run it "Offcnsi vel v the\ haven 'i extremely well. Tustin throws tbe ball changed." said ·carro,.io. ··The} 're and runs it both. The~ arc going to pretty much an I-oriented attack and take what ever yo4 give." they like to run the ball. Tustin has opened with two "Defen sively they SCl'm to have left straight losses-lrv1ne is 2-0 and.No. the 4-6 and gone back to the tra-6 in CIF Division Ill rankings behind ditional 50 with over-and under-quarterback Dave Lincoln and shifting." ' -speedy running backs Pat White and Valley's Falcons-arc O-i-1. a 7.-7 11(' Mike Belle. coming against Pacifica. a recent 7-2 - winner over Huntington Beach. · Lions vs. Aztecs Sophomore quarterback Rand~ Karliner operates Jhe controls for Esperanza enters as a to uchdown Ocean View. He has hit 26 of 49 for favorite. just as the Aztecs did a year 257 yards and a touchdown to date. ago when Westmi!lllcr _ujlS~ ----oods maie rs w1t a 16-14 victory. Artist. vs. Dolphins "They're 2-0 and very big." said Each is -0-2. but for lhr Laguna Beach AnistS and Dana Hills ·Dolphins. it's a traditional ri vall) which becomes 17 }Care; old Fnday night. with Laguna Beach holding a 9-7 edge in the series. "They lost both of their footl1alL games so far this year. but they arc a very good team. The'· are capable of 6cing much--O:Cttcr than their. record seems to indicate," said Laguna Beaeh Coach I:-yman Olnc~ ... .\nd c;o are we." h's at the Laguna Bca~h campus. Monarch• vs. &ilnts Westminster Co-coach tan Clark. "Esperanza has been very big forever. Their forte is their strength and I hope we can match up with· }hem . physi- cally. "We probably aren't an}where near as big or strong. but maybe we can neutalize them a little with quickness . .And, we have to ti) to cltminate.. the-mistakes wc·vc been making." Roadrunners vs. Da.na__ .. Saddleback High's Roadrunners take their 0-2 record to Dominguez whey-e he Q9ns await .)With a 2-0 It's back 10 th~..ovcn again for recofd and a po1nt-a-m1~ute re~u- Mater Dei High's.Mona·rchs. who are talion after thorough!~ handling embroiled in their third straight Centennial (47-12) and Compton assi nment a inst fi 't-cl • . . pehtion. e amts arc 2-0. rank~d .The Dons are. No. ~ 1n the CIF · No. 2 irr-Orange County and No. Im--01"1llon m rankings. CIF Division HL • ·~They're young on offense .. but "Eight of the JO team.s th~t are o_n de.fensively they're really aggressive," our schedule are rated tn their · said Saddleback Coach Jcny Whte. .THURSDAY NIGHT. ••• From Bl ' . "This is the test:· said Holland . "We have to play really good football. We can't make an~; mistakes against these guys." . The Sea Kings are faced with an outfit which can claim no ranking in Orange County. yet is 2-0 with a 40-0 victory in their hip pockets la-;t week over Savanna. · <:'oro na del Mar cntes with tht: chip on its shoulder. which reads: "No. l ' in CIF Division VI. No. 8 in Orange County.~' · . - • Santiago is the ··Believe it or not" team with quancrback Dana Ripley (6-foot-4, 225) and his sophomore brother, Alex (6-3. 205) at tailback leading' the Cavaliers. When Dana isn·l at quarterback he moves to linebacker o n defense. "They're something like the Foun- tain· Valley teams I used Jo play against" (when Corona was in the lrVine League)," said Holland. "They're awesome. They have about 1 l all about the same si1c from Samoa. Each is about 6-3. 235:' Santiqo 's nose guard is 26()..pou nd Anthony Medina. "tJ'iey don't have a lot of numbers. but they have a lot of guys going both ways,,, said Holland. Corona has few who would fit that descnption, but the Sea Kinp can counter with run"nin1 back-linebacker John Ka.tovsich (6-2. 220) and a quarterback (Ty Price) who has been the model of consistrncy at a SO perant completion ratio. aood for l l 7 yards and a touchdown each time out. Defensively the Sea K.tnas have been consistent, 'too. No one has scored on Corona )Ct. Garden Grove (0-2) awa1ti Costa Mna's 1-1 Mustan~ on the AIJOnauts' campus wnh jult one thin& in mind -to snap nut of a two-~r slump which has seen Garden Orove win just on~ . "Theylun a double wing offense and pl"y with a l'ot of enthusiasm." said Mesa Coach Tom Baldwin. "They.are basically a two tight end offense; we don't see much of that in high school. we are more used to the J. formation. "They haven't thrown the ball very effectively, but neither did Rancho Alamitos-until we-played t hem:- ''In order for us to do something we have to control the ball as much as · possible. We have been our own worst enemy with mistakes -errors in the secondary and pcn,alties." · Pacing Costa Mesa's offense is quancrback Rich Schones and run- ning back Manny Bonilla in the Mustangs' wishbone. . Bonilla, who has rushed for 225 yards on 27 cames. has scored four touchdowns. his longest from 32 yards out. · Marina's Vikings are still searching for the riJht combinations as they enter ap1nst Foothill's Knights at Tustin High, with hopes of not only breakinf into the win column. but in the sconng column. Bick-to-back shutouts have sent Marina's -.stock reeling, and Coach Chri~ Ramaey is ho1>1n1 hi~ tram finds. and turns the comer . "Foothill is a traditionally aood team:· said Ramsey. "They played well 111inst Tustin and had an off week this week. They didn't do well 111in1t Woodbridge (Woodbridge WC?r.' 2 ).() ). • U ntil we 1tt rolhna again and get over the hump. they're all big pmes for UL ··we•re lookint for some consisten- cy and to aet a hnlt betttt e9Cll pmc. We feel like we·v=nrn betlCr eKh ~ and we·ve layed two awf'tally iDOd •ms. The icfs aJT noc di•~ pointed or ddwn. We fttl like we're movina an 1 pos.tive dircaaon and ltkll btve handleid it rqJ well." Orange Coast DA ILY PILOT/Wednesday. September 21. 1988 87 Deaths increase without Cal-OSHA Bus1N[SS Non s ·Record earnin.gs ~eported by Flf P SACRAMENTO CAP) -mce Oov. Oeorac ~ukmeJtan almost wiped out Cahfornta's job ufct) ptOIJ'llm, 1cx1dent-prtvcn1mg work-pl~ inspections and employer prO!t· ecut1on1 have dropped and death incraled. say backers of a No,embcr ballot measure that "ould re tore the protnm. "This is truly a hfe and dca1h issue, .. Los Anaeles Coun1, D1s1nct Attorney Ira Reiner ~1d ·Monda' citina a SJ percent increase I~ workplace deaths. Dcu.k.mctiiao vetoed the pnva1e- employtt pon1on of the C'ahforn1a OccupetionaJ Safety and Health Act prosram. known as Cal-0 HA. 10 .. l 987. iayina the federal proeram ..,as ldequatc and the state would \aV(' about S7 million a year. A coalition of labor, t'nv1ronmen· tal, business, medical and education ~ups is backing Proposition 97. an initiative on th(' Nov. 8 ballot that would testore the state prOIJ"lm of inspections or pnvatc worlcplaces. Cal-OSHA still exists. but onl) to retulatc State and local government workplaces. The ~oaliuon held a C'ap11ol new!t conference to express concern tha1 Proposition 97, for which the coali- tion expects to spend Si m1lhon for advertisements, will get lost amidst the 29 ballot measures. including the ' SSO m1lhon-plu 1n uranct' tn1t1at1,e campa1an. No sroup has ~n formed to oppost Propo it1on 97 and s~nd money campaigning against n Deu· krnejian. his work<'r safet)' dh 1~1on chief Robert 1ranbt''i and form<'r Chamber of Commerce prc~1dent Joh.n Ha) SIJl\Cd the ballot argummt apmst the mca\urc The Chamber of ~ommerce has announced oppo 1-t1on. A 19?0 federal law requires ever) state t.o hav(' a "orker ~atet) program and gives them the option of having their own apprD'ed plan or lcnmg federal OSHA handle "-Orkcr ~fet). Cahforn1a 1n 1973 passed 1tsov.n law. which WIS SJlflcd b)· then-GO\ Ronald Rcaaan Bur Oeukmc11an last \ear enminatcd most of the state program. forcina federal OSHA 10 take o'er inspections or pn vatc woricplacc~ OcukmCJian sa)'~ federal O H>. ··sett the Job done v.nh cxpencncc and. common 1tnse " He sa~"\ Prop-os1t1on 97 "will waste m1ll1on\ ol tupaycr dollars and add hundreds ot burcaucra1s to 1he 80' em men 1 p~t\. roll without increasing "Or~cr ~fet\ in the workplace one b11:· · But init1a11ve backers sa' lhl' federal program is inadequate and the former California program ~a\ rc- prded b) other states and the lcdt'ral aovemment as a model The Sena1c lndustnal Rela1tons Committ~ sa.7--s Cat-OSft .\ mack 13.64Sinspcct1onsbeNetnJul} 1986 and March 1987. Federal O H.\ made 4.320 mspccuons bet\\een Juh 1987 and March 19 8. · Reiner said the federal OSH .\ has taken fc".cr complaints bt.-1.c1use under Cal-OSHA an emplo~~ w uld pick up the telephone and rt.>pQn a possibly hazardous "orl.ing rnn- d1tion. Under fc!deral OSH .\ a worker has to file a forma l 'Millen complatnt, which man~ emplo\ee., might hesitate to do. He said cnminal proseLut1on of employers v.-ho' 1ola1e \afet~ IJ,,s "is v1rtuall) eliminated ... under letkrdl OSHA. Federal OSHA ha\ on, "''~' safety standards. compared w ~Allll fo r Cal-OSHA . That mean' 11 a worker dles because his 00\\ did not have a safety device required b~ Cal· OSHA but not b}' federal O<;H .\ th e boss will not be prosecuted nm' Founuun \ alle)-ba\.:d FHP lateniatloa.al Corp., one of the nation's most e~pt'nenrcc.l lw.tlth mdintt:nance orgaoszauons (HMOi). .announced Tuesda} \haJ 11 d\ hit'' ed rc:('ord earnings and re .. enucs for its fourth quaner and ~ear enc.kd June 30. 191\ For the quancr net inrnml' totakd Sb u~S 000. or bO ttnts per '9.hare. compared to a net lo~\ or~ I "'6 ~ <JU(J. or I J lents pt'r sh.arc m the founh quantr oi fi">Cal I ~b., Ki:' enu.: for the three-month penod ended June 30 "as $145.1~n 1101) up .tc.i perc<.'nt from the $97. 713.000 reported for the final quartl rut lh~· nr\'' 1ous ~ear Fiscal 1988 earnings per share reflected fHp·.., th1rd-4u.tni:r rl'purchet!>e of1.SOO.OOO shares of common stock For the fi!>Cal ~ear en1kd Junt· ~q I ~t!b the tom pa"' reported ntt earnings ofS 16.4 3.f)IJI or S .: 'ix·r \hatl' on rl'' ..-nue of$503,508.000. Q CQmpared toe_a~ utS• 11.:~~or SS cent~pershare on revenue .of'.$361.470.000fer1ht':~rrndt'd .lune 10 JQg-r Robert Gumtiiner \1 I> 1.h1cl t"Accu ll \ e officer and chainnan, said, "The com pan)·, > ~ rx·r l'nt 1nl reas..-in re' cnue and 138 percent increase in earning!> "1:r · ,It 1' l'n h' mL"mber..,h1p growth. continued cost dfec11' e use or mt·dtl JI rcwurt i:s and '>tgn1fi cant federal government rate int rl''1'l l·ir lhl I HP \cninr Plan The compan' ·., H•'.s nt1.·mtx-r .. n1p 1nLreased :!O percent from 312.000attheendc>iJun'-· ,,-... ~-~HJ( Jllun<.''£) 198 .Gumbmer added. FHP"s t:n n•· f'l.sn .1 1111pr hl·n't' hl•ahh plan for ~cd1care rec1p1ents. no" ha' I J \ ~ • " 1. n ''" " .l \ pnu·nt more than a ~ear ago ... 3M I Minn~sota ~tining and :\-tanutacturiDB Co. hall agreed to acquire Cardiovaseular De\lt'e' Inc. tCDI 1 ut In 1ne. a leader m suppl) 1ng produl" '" •r 1.111'1 -i.i11u' »lo· od ga'> mon11onng. rhe closing 1s expcc\ed "1th in .l '-da'., .i:i...: ' ,uh 1.·1. 1 tu ( DI '>llX I.holder apprO\ al The transaction "' .11 b.: ,I\ l•" r 'hl·d thruug.h ii '>lOC'k-for·stock e>..change pt'C1ti.. tcr"' t tt l' .l£' 1.:r.-1<.:nt "er..: not disclosed CDI ma nu fan .. ·~·, ;inu ~ •''..1 •, r.'arl..t:I' t'\tralorport'al blood gas s~stems The!>t" pr1 . .Cud' .ir1.· in " •pr l\.C'>'!>or-b:s~1:d instruments and disposables for lont1nu,,u,I\ n ·11!1 ••1 ng hlood gn\l's during open hean surger). Blood ga~~ ... r~ 1 .n.i •• nwruJI 1nd1cat11r\ u ~d b) chn1c1ans to assess tht' respirator:· .ind r1t 1.1h(.J1~ '1..11u<. ot c nt1tall~ 111 patients. ~ CDI "111 opc:r011c J' ..1 ,Ut'-'IJt ..in of tht• .\\1 \.1ed1cal· urgical Di' 1s1on. Reiner cued thrtt ca~ hi\ olliet· .., prosecuted wh~re "orke~ died If· Ne•-port Corp.. .x ~ '. a1., \ atk' manutacturer of la~r cause th~ cmplo)ers did not hc1' c ~qu1pmen1. has aLQum~d .i r .uri•: po~twn •n Op&ra IDc. as pan of an "lockout.. dcViccs on daiigcrous ~ agrttment that &•'-e' \.t "'J'<•rl 01.~""t"ss 10 sel~ted tccllnolog1es equipment 10 shut off the cnerg~ 10 developed b' the Pi:abod \la,., lirm the equipment when 11 "'a'> ht'ing Optra Prc:'stdent Jim E ng,d \J\' ··~1nce m founding m l 9800ptra cleaned. Federal OSH .\ dOI.'\ not has been 'er: 'u~~e,..rul \n "in ning go' ernment-funded R&D require such shutoff de' ice and the contracts in th~last" <1nd dt·, tr >-optic-; field'!> "1th the suppon oftheS<' emplo}'ers could not be prO!>el"utcd R&D programs the m .i11on,h1r \'1th '-<'"" pon provides an cxccllent now. he said opponun11~ to '-om mer'"'" tll• thl n.'\uhs of our rl'search:· Cahfom1a sua;tssfulh PCOK.el.11'-M..-t._-=-==-:-:; .. x~~ produ(I~ ha' l" a l".!!.!.\ °be'_!~ 1mponan1 factor m our 112 cmplo)'ers bet"een 19!s l and growt . salcf Dr Tom (1afantmqcz. '\:e"pon·s president .. The 1988. while the fedC"11 O H .\ onl~ assoc1auon ~1th Optra i:ffe<tl\ c:h l:troadl:'ns our technolog) base and successfully pro.s«uted t"o. Re1ner enhances our ab1li t) to de,dop products." said Los Ang~s Count~ alone uc- cessfully prosecuted :! I cases 1n. our )cars. The Senate committee also said t~at 66 pn,ate-scctor ~orkcr died between :Jul~ and !Xcem ber 19 6 while I 0 I died under federal 0 H .\ between July and December 191.P. a SJ percent increase. OTC UPS & DOWNS NEW YORK CAP> -Tile following li't lllOW5 Ille Over • Ille • Counter 5IOGk$ el\d werrents lfla• nave gone uo NL. !be .mG$1. end dOwn 1M mou oauo on fllL oer~ent of chenoe tot. -Tuesday NI. No ~urlt/•s fraolng tielOw S2 or 1000 Net and-oerc:ent•llt! cha~s a re rne ~"'! wru are nclUded. d"!«'9nee bet~ tne Ofevious cio\ing orlce and Tues4a'(;J..s'•S1 or Did orlce NL I Fa~ un Ull • -+ °"· Uo,.ct~ 9 NL. 2 S-O.&rd ' • + l • Uo 21 ' ~t ) .(l~ 2-i. + i. UP 181 e L L. • lnlCae_EQuip 1 + S· 16 Uo 11 S 9 Merc;Enl un 3 • + 1 UP 18 2 NL.L. Anronovch 2 1 + -ls UP 17.6 ~ STV Engr . 1 + 1 Up 16.7 ,.t I RoadwavM1r • , + ""' UP t6 1 ~lngol(lng 3''1 + , Up 1• 8 10 arlacCtrl 27·16 + S· 16 UP 1• 7 11 neofecn • + ., UP 1•3 12 Novawon J + ~. UP t• 3 13 Tudlerl11d 2 + • UP U 3 1• CltvHOIG l3 + 4 Uo 13 I lj Fer.ctyneEI l 1 + • uo 1J 6 1 l lil'IOc>Gr 2 1 + • UP 1 J 1 u 1nEnvlr •• • + , Uo l 3 11 ndel l '• + 1 Uo 130 Clalll1 un 2 • + • uo 12.S i CmdProo wr • , + 1 Uo 12 S tnll IOO ·2 • + ~ UP 12 S J2 Com 2 • + .. Uo 12 S ~1_\J_ntero ~ ; t 8~ lH secur'J!d1 5t, + uo 11 9 2 Wtl tmanMed 3 AoolOSolrEnr 4 Pro.,enaFds 5 Prone1 6 Tran1tnd s 7 S.SISvLn I LrnAn11 un 'PHP Hll 'I lhct1Frn1 J andMkAm ' ~~,oerfv un 14 TuesMOrll 15 JonnSocellnk 6 MoroTch un 7 TY1an CP Harold$tr L..tPetllAc An R5Ctt MaloneHrsc,, IermOatt mTl\eYCom Ptl'rill'IS Houslltlo ' DOWNS ,, ~d . . NYSE UPs & DowNs -l•Hl;iiilldm#ili;I -------- c-r.-i:-~oc. C,.l>ao ' Co•o• C<Y~S• ("tt'•" c .. o, .... OBA osc o ...... -OBH· De<•= ·o."t¥c ~"·" Ofo·~~ n re,,,. o... .... o .. 0-.>"f'O!" O•""K.t• ea~v .... E "'a• E •'"..c E·.,C-. E<>1> ~ ... c;.o ~·,,..r: ~ ,,-..e~ ~ J'".C \, C:O".a· ~!\ .. o- c:.:,.h'C f:·.,•E F •er-•• c.J ,..,..9 c.-o.,,c, ~~11 J,. c:~-~ V"A-P< .... ~ ... .... -o "'"l"oGc ~;::;,~ l H#-""'@:¥ :S~w '"toR1 s ,. .... - '. '". t. ,.,.. . .. ~. 17al1 . 1' • l't"• 13" n•. r4 • 'i :.c H • ·i.. ' . . .. .. 7-.. • :; ! J • '! • , •• ~ • t • ,, ,, ... ' . s ' ' . ·~ 10 ' • n ~ . . . H .1..: ;~ ; . ~. !a " : • NYSE C11 Mf'U\!lt TR~NSACTIONS .. • ' -. ' . .WIDNl8DAY'8 CLOSING PRICll Market drift continues NEW YORK (A P)-The stock market made little progress today 1n a dnfllng, 1ndec1s1ve session. / "~ -Act~ty -was cunarled ' somC'what b)' the absence of inve'ltors who ~"re obsen rng the Jcwash-hohda)' Yom 'K:tppur • The Labor Depanment rcp()ned this morning that the consumer price index rose OA percent in August. matching its Jul) increase. The latest figure was an line with advance estimates on Wall Street. and thus did not stir up much excitement. Stilt. brokers said there was seme-tthcf--1tt the sugge!lt1011 111 rhe dar.rma--,........ inflation wasn't gathenng much momentum. Bond prices staged a modest ad,ance an the credit markets today. putting ) ields on long-term government bonds Just a shade above 9 percent . .. WHAT AMEX Orn WHAT NYSE Orn NEW VOR K CAP) Sep 21 Prev. NEW VORIC (AP) Sep 21 P...v. WM. •a~ Wtd. 112 Adv•nctd 26? 2 Ad11~nced 684 Dec tined u~ ™ Deel MCI 700 603 ¥nenenoea ot•l IJ,SU.S NewhghS 79• 9 12 ~ ¥~.~r:'$ 537 ,m 19'21 s ~ew mohs 20 '19 New lows AM£X LEADER S j NEW YORK CAP) -Sales, • P.m. price •nd ne1 cilanoe of ttie 10 motl etflve Americ•n Stock E)(che.,ge luues. rrad ng netlone llv 11 more ltlan s 1 N.mt Votujgg Last °'9-EcttoBev 511 l6 • Amdahl $ '°6,7 18 • + • TexesAlrCo ?09 .300 l3 •. ICH Co 155 600 7 1 + e FtAuslPr lSO"~oo 9'1a + 1-16 Homt ShoP )31J, 100 419 + . II Or11en09 131,800 21'1 + 1 TIE Comm 1'29,000 2 e E novsvc 122,300 2 Wenoleb8 120.aoo 9, -• GoLo QuoTE S METAL S QuoTE S ew ws 13 19 NYSE LLADERS NEW VORK (AP) -Salft, 4 o.m price end net cll•nt• of the 15 mosl eclfve New, :-'«k Stoc:k Exchange Issues. trading na-•lonellv e t more lh•n s l. ...me Vtlumt LHt ~ ~l(r.o::-CH~ Hi::~ ~~: + ~ sx ~ t.9m. 100 • _ 311 mer Tl. T I, ,600 26' '> ' PortGtnCo 1,~,.00 203• l '' K ~rt 1, ,400 ff~' ''• Me<sk s 1, · .300 ''l ~ AmExor l, ,900 7'• -~. kxter 1.1 ,JOO 201 • -'''2 FordMor" l,2 .100 50 + '• SouAmer 1, 1 s,eoo-'t' • + ~ UI I, 179,ir 1 7• ~vJC \,117, 4 • +1 GenElct 1,048, '3 + ·~ Pt\lllDPtl 99$,600 19~ -Va Dow JoNES AvERAGES NASDAQ SUMMARY NEW YORK CAP) -Mosl active ov.r-·the-countcr SIOC:k$ SIJpDfied bY NASO. Leit fW Y atcl. Astrtd CM. 16 2 IH• -1~ '~~13! 6~ +_;· 16 '·~. '19~ ~ l , , l 41 -.... I, • r, -t ~ 1 , \I~ ~ 16 •H -'• ml 13'• -'• s. '24~ + 1' 9. 15119 Food; shelter and fuel · . . spur consumer costs WASHINGTON (.\P) -Higher cost~ for food. \helter and g;i\olinc sent consurl'fcr price up () 4 perc<·n t in August, the go\crn01cn1 <;aJd today. as the effects of the drought in the Farm Bell began to case. The Augu~t increase. equ1'-alcnt to an annual 1nOat1on rate of S . .:! percent, was the same al> in Jul). H\Jhcr rents and gasohnc prices "' larsc part replaced food as the sharptst spurs to higher ~nccs. Food and be"cragc price., ""~ up O.S percent last month. compared to 0.6 l>(rCCDl and 0.~ pc~nt ptllS 1n June and July, rc!>pcct1H'h. Shdtt'rC'Om. rdlcc11n1 fughcr rates for hotel and motel room\. were up 0.6 percent, the steq>cst .,am 1n k\tn months. EnnJY pn~ 1umpcd 0 9 percent on a 3.0 f)trttnt boc»1 in pwhne C)nCCI. their 1harpcst gain an a year. The Labor Dcpartmt'nl '81d, how· C\ltr, that psohnt pncc\ "'Ctt ~~JI shahtl) btlow the k\lcl of Au1u$t I 917 and were 26 percent bclo.,. 1hc1r peak of Ma rch 1981. • The hiaher pt0hnc pm:c~ uffkt decreases for all houwhold fuel~. Hquna otl costs ~tt down O 8 ~t: natural ps pritt\ -.t'rt" off' I .? pntnt: rltti:ticit> cents 1hpprd O.? percNt -The k>'WCI'. borne cncr1) priC'fl tomewhat olftrt 0 '4 percent toc.:rtatiet in rents and repair t 'J)Cnses :ind a 0.5 percent gam an mortgage co ts. "Increases in the: food, shelter and energy components accounted for over four-fifths of the AugJsl ad\ance m consumer pnccs:· )81d the Labor Ocpanmcnt. EJ1cluding those three area!>. which account for '"'o-th1rds of the aoods and sei:viccs consumers spend money on. pnccs rose JU$t 0.2 percent last month, compa~ to a 0. J percent Jump an July. Grocery store price~ continued to chmb..&... but at a slower pace t.ban 10 July. 1 n0te pnces wercup0.8 pctttnt last month. com pa~ to a I. 4 pcrttnt Jump 1n July. That had bttn thctr la~t p;n an .. .,., )'eat'S. • About 90 ptrttnt of the AU,Ult advance._., due to pn« ift(rtasn for 1tem1 that were a4vencly a..fTec:ted b)' t.M dfOUlht -fruits and vetttableS. cetaJ and bakery product$, poultry and .... the ckpanmmt said. Fnm and "-'81* ~ rotr l.J pamtt after beiftl 11p 2. ~l 1n tile prrUdiftl month. They have jumoed a total of 10.6 ~n1 o'er tbcfall~r. cmei. uct bWty pnxtun Pf1C'C'S ~ :\!,·6 pnttnt, ~fltttu'I hilhtt pnce1 ""-· oeo ind tlll· ~· Aapll incra1t -u lM llfl"\ antt Janueiy 1911 . , I WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 21 1988 ~- I . . - Step=s1ea·d to healthful eating habits Follow USDA a dvice to cut fat, cholesterol and calories heavtl } h)drogcnatcd fat'> '" h1ch 1ncludt:'~ some margarines). '>honcning'>. and rood' tun taming palm and coconut 01 1<>. -Tnm fat off ml'al'• -Broil. bake or boil ralhl·r than fn NEW YORK ( ..\P) -Toda). man} Americans arc concerned about healthful ea11ni -calorics. fat .and cholC$terol :ank high on thciisn:>f"conccrns. -Moden11e u<>c of foolh th.ri lr>n1a1n fat "uch as breaded and deep-fried tooth -Read labl'h carcfum 10 'ill'tl·rmlnl'OOtlfThe amount and the 1~ IX' of la1·prc<>l·n1 1n food'> .. Dictai; Gu1dchncs for ·\mcncans." a publi- cation of the U.S. Depanment of Agriculture and the U.S. Depanment of Health and Human Sen ices. sa} s there arc se ... eral wa\' that consumers can avoid too much. fat, saturated t'at and cholesterol in their diets. Wben dining out, thl' tollo" 1ng ll'>t of ups from Merck. Sharp & Dohmc. a pharmac.:c:uttlal finn. ma~ be helpful· - a lads and \a lad har., If~ ou ·reordering a salad at the table. a k for lhl· drc,.,.ng on the side. Oil and vinegar 1s the best chOtle hut 11 ~uu mu<,t ha'e a thtd. dressing. hmll ~our'>clrto unc IJhkspt>on. The pubhca11on contains the folio\\ ing sugges· t1on s: -Choose lean meat. lish. poultr:. dr: beans and peas as sources of protein. -Use skim or lo"·fat mtll.. and milk products. At the salad bar. lrc<,h 'cgctables and <,aJad tl:\'ms including lettuce. tomal<X''> cucumber'> and bell pepper strips. arc e\cclkn1 l'hotu''> -Moderate use of egg ~olks and organ meats. -L1m11 intake of fats and otls. especially those To a' 01d. <>a lad., prl·parl·d "1th ma~ onna1se. chopped eggs. barnn hit' otl~ lrouton'> and salad high in saturated fat. c;uch as butter. cream. lard. Pizzas giyen pizazz with unusual combQs When you're looking for an e ciung meal that can be enjoyed by e.ve11one, considp the humb~e pizza. Few other foods lig~ hu-ngry people s faces like the cheW)-crunch~ -crust. melted cheese. aromatic sauce and enticing toppings of a good pizza. It's an inexpensi"c meal with universal appeal. Of. course. "c'rc familiar "11h tradiuonal -.---ti'\pp~ not-tr' yot:tr hand at ereaung unusual pizza comb1na11ons. An ytimo's a great 11mc 10 celel;>ratc the JO~ of one of Amenca·s fa,ornc dishes b~ thro\\ing a pizza party. or JUSt 8" mg )Our famtl~ a surpnse pizza dinner. Here arc some crcat" c 1deac; to aid -.ou. The e recipes feature spaghetti sauccc;. premium quality Italian cheeses. mannatl'.d artichoke heans and choice California ripe 011' cs. GARDEN PIZZA ' 't.t cup vegetable oil 1 medium eggplant, l)eeled and cubed 1 large green pepper. cut into thin strips 1 medium onion. sliced ! medium cloves garlic, m!!i !UJ:JL.---~ 1 cup 1pagbetti sauce 1 loaf (I pound) frozen \\hire bread dough. tbawed I tatilespoon Oltve oil ~ cup diagonally sliced green onions 1 tablespoon capers cup grated Parme an cbee e Preheat o'en to .l:!) dl·1uccs. L1gh1I~ g.rea:.c two cookie sheets.Cut aruc.hol-4.''> into quancrs. In s ma II 60" I. com 1 n c.-. -.,t1ll1'TI"rrrr-rrm11~r-n:-rrif- man nade and garlic; toe;\ to u>at "l'll. In -inch skillet e>-ver high heat. cool. <,hnmp and garlic. stirring frequent!~. l minute<, or un til shnmp is pink: set aSJde. Divide dough into ..t equal part.,_ On prepared cookie sheets. pat 4.'ach p1c:ee of Jough into an · inch -round. Bru h "11h 011. I up "1th c;hnmp. artichoke heart . green <ln101h. l''1 Pl'rc; and Parmesan. Bake I 0 minute'> or until crust., arc lightl}' bro"ncd. ~takes .l '>CP 1ngi,. PISACH PE TO PIZZA I package I 10 ounces> frozeq chopped spinach. thawed and drained _ ~~ cup grated Romano chee e • • cup olive oil 1 Iar (I ounces) marinated a_!ticboke heart!:_ ~ dralaed 1 teaspoon dried basil leave . crushed medium clove garlit"---- 1 loaf ( 1 pourtd) frozen "bile bread dough, thawed ·~ cap 1rated Parmesan cheese 1 loaf ( 1 pound) froun white bread dougb, tltawed 1 cap sbredded Mozzarella cheese Preheat o' en to 450 dcgrc\.'s. l '-i cups ex1ra chunk~ tomato and onion spagbettl sauce I cup sbredded fontinell a chee e In l.0-inch ovcnproof st..1l lct·o,l'r medium heat. in hot 011. cook eggplant. green pe pper and onion with garlic until ix:ppcr 1 tender crisp. s1irring ocrasionall}. S,!tr in pagtrmi sauce. artichoke hearts and Parme an: ct a 1dc. '• cup sliced California pilled ripe olive Preheat O\ l'n to .lUU degrCl''> Light I~ grl·ase 14-inch pi zza pan In nn ereu hlenJcr or food processor comhinc spin<ldl. Romano t hcl' e. 011. basil and garlt . Blrnd un11I \mooth On floured surface. pat dough into a I 0-inch round. about '!:-inch thick. Arrange O\ er vegctablr mixture in skillet. GenJI)' tuck edge of dough between vegetables and side of skillet. Ba.kc 20 minutes or until crust 1s ltghtl ~ brownrd. Pat do ugh onto pi:l'J).trcd p111a pan. _ prca<l spinach mixture 10 "11h1n I 1m h from edg\.'. Spread spaghcw aucc o' cr 1,pmach llll\ture. Bake. 20 minutes: sprinkle \\1 th fontinella chec c and olives.13akr 5 minute<; mMl' or unt1l l'rll'>l 1s ltghtl~ browned and cheese 1s melted. ~1.11-c'> g ~l·n ings. To serve: lnvc n onto en ing platter. pnnkle with Mozzarella ~hecse. Let stand -minutes. -CAJU~ COR~ BREAD PIZZA . INDIVIDUAL HRIMP PIZ2A 2 packages (812 ounces each) corn muffin mix \'t tuspoon'cayenne pepl\er 1 jar (6 ounces) marinated artichoke hearts "" pound medium shrimp, shelled. deveined and cut in balf lengthwise 1 tablespoon butter or margarine 1 cup sliced mushroom 111 cups chunky sausage and green peppe r 1 medium clove garlic, minced' spagbettl sauce SavorflavorofkiWi year-roundWithjam Tum the irresistible navorofripe kiwifruit into a delicious jam to bC enjoyed year-round. Many cooks he itatc to mal..l'Jam. fearing long hours of cooking"' ith unpredictable result . Kh' 1-Pcach Fre~zer Jam. which pairs kt'' 1at11s peak ofripeness. with SWCCt.juiC) peaches or nectarines. will dispel t~OSC fears. The fruit is boiled for a minimum ofJ1me-only 30 minutes in total -to retain maximum na, or. In add1ti on. the'tart-sweet.~itrus-ltkc tlavor ofkiwi keeps the Jam from beingac, 'H~ct as man} homemade Jams. With a few extra peaches and ki" 1s. }Ou'll also have the makings foran unusual and delicious chu1ne ). p1ccd ~•th cr)stallized ginger. mustard seeds and toasted almonds. Kl\1.1 Chutne) makesasuperbcond1ment for lamb or chicken. and doubk a adcltc1ous horsd'oeu' re 1na snap~hen paired with cream cheese and cract..cr . KIWI-PEACH FREEZER JAM I medl•m pe.acbe1 or nectarines, cbopped (3 caps> 4ct1p11•1ar 14 c•p ltmoa juice lkJwUnlt i ,.na1es (!ounces each) powdered fnit pectin l HP oraa1e J•lce · Combine chopped pcache . <;ugarand lcmon1u1ce in hea' y saucepan. Bring toa boil, S11mng frequent I~. 0' er moo1uR1 heat. Simmer. stimng occas1onally, 15 minutes. Peel and chQP kiwifruit. Stir into peach mu.tu re: boil IOminutes. Ble nd f,ruit pectin" 1th orangeju1ce~stir mto fruu mixture: boil I 0 minutts. stirring frequent I). Pour Jam into steriltzcdjars. Store jam in ~frigcratorfor 2 months. or in fr~tcr forupto I }ear. Makes I' :quarts. KIWI CHUTNEY lnpbreW1t1qar l c., ~·•l'ff ..... t,; ~cWtrvtae1ar t ..... ., ... , d11,.ed, cry1talll1ed 1ta1er l dne prtk, mtand • l ... .,.. •••'8~ lttd , H1f11tly cn1M4 Slllwlfndl lmHle•11Hdtesor1ttttarlan,C"ll1"!4 (I c.pl •.-""~ iUnred almelMl1, IMtaH Combine brown ugar.on1on~. \tntpr.11ngt'r.aarhcand mustard tttets 1n Mavy yucepan. 8rin1 mt\turt' toa botl. Simmer. s11rrin1 0ttls1onall)', 20 m1nutr P~cl a nil ~hopli:iv. ifru11. S11r kiw1f~111nd peachn1nto.6ucepi&n . boil~ mmutl'\. Remove from heat:sur 1n toa tcd almonds Pourchutnc tnhHh.'rthtl'dJ3rand~•I. Makt~:?cuos (Please see PIZZA/C2) drcss1ngo,. Entrees. ( hou'l PO<lthl·d lhh ~bro1kd fish or bro1lcdch1ckcn 1-.tpthl·m h,auu: orltm11,ourselfto one tablespoon · French res1aur:in1' \lthough Frl'nl'h restaurant!> feature rich saUll'... the' otlt•n otli:r a !>urpnsing number of good cho1tl''> -u'>uall' hal.t·d ch1cl.en and poached fish dJsh\.' ... .\ppet11cr\ \tu .. 1 prc:p:m.:d aprx·111cr'> should be a'o1ded. as the~ arc high 1n fat ln\tl·..id ordl·r a sal~d "'uh out drc4>s1 ng or a grap\.•trun ha 1 Japanese reMourant'> \u.,h1 ,., ..i good choice. but a'otd deep-fried 1empur.i Low-fat food jlroducts .tr\' he1ng prJduced .J:u_ ~'eral companic-. oups· C14.'ar '>OUP'> arl' l'\ldT~nt out stct'r a''a} from cream soup'> The W1lc,on rnmpam ha., 1n1n>dUlcd a tomplett> ltne of96 peru~nt lat-lrl'l' 1ulh-ul\ll-l·d ham<, OOicials Desserts· ~lost dc'>~rts at rl''>lauranh are nlh and therefore C\trcmcl~ 'high in tat and thulc:'>tcrol \\ 1~ choices include '>Oroct'> and lr1..·..,h 1 u11 ... for Wilson '>a~ lhl''>l Ill'" ham'> 111l'l'I the L D . ..\ E>,tra Lean standard lno morl· than~ i:x·rccnt fot pnor to processing> Chine~ restaurant' -\\01J Jn•p-fn~d foods. including egg roll ( hon'l' 'llr-lnl·d dmlo..en or 'egetable dishes. or '>ll'amcJ 1i.,1 . Italian restaurant'>· Pa"a "a gu1id 1..ho11..e. but go eas' on the rtlh 3U(l \ mann.tra ... aun· 1') u'>ualh quite acceptable \ c.11 \ lar\Jla "ah<. tt1.. r 'clecuon than Veal Pa rmesan Do not 111da l'~J)lani J'i> 111s d11licult to cool. this 'egctabk \\lthou1 U'>lnk! ..i 1..ons1derable 1nce the h..im ' lull '., 1111-lJ 11 1..an be eaten straight from thl J1a, 1.agl H "' l'' .:r 111..an ..il'>o be u~d in eve~ thing lrom '>I r·tn t < h1'1 ">alJJ 10 las~rok and barbeCUl''> 1n th,·' 11. 111 1tw m1,ro\\;l\l'. from thl· crod.pot to lon,l·n11o:ial .n ... ·11 hal..ing torage up : qua nut~ of 011 ~ -~IOll' han •h, 1..olc..ll''>I pan ol ~oOr (Please see STOR.AGE/C2 ) Main .. diSh salad proves satisfying ~1a1n-d1sh s.alad' J rl' .1 rlrk.t lh1'h"l' tor "arm "'Cather menu " planning. The~ 'are l1gh1 .ind null ?11nu' and l'J<.~ ''' prepare lncreasmgl) popular arc cafood ... 1l.1d1, .tl1..11~din(t 111 thl' ( ahforn1a Fisheries J.\sso 1atton When accompanied ti' lrl·,h wurdough t-ire.1d and iru1t. seaf~ salad mal.c: a completl' Jnd ,1:"'' 1n~ unch 1'1 '-Ut'i:x·r -\ '"anet~ offishl·an ""-' u'l'J m ,,11.hh 10 <h.ld1111'n II.' the e'er-popular · shnmp. crab and lob'-ll'r "1111 l.l·J ,,1 nhin ,ln1..l' "'-'Ped ac, an appetizer is also gaining populant' 1n mJ1n J1,h ..:ilad., ,,, 1..ourse. no cooking 1s nece~~ \ ou can ac. tualh l'l'l<.l ,·\tr.1 1i,h • ,uprx-r fl'll' night and then use the lefto,ersforsaladlun .... he' lhml''lr • ''lj 1alhJ'-'lmp1l'to hakeorpoach fish of almo tall t..md' IM U'l' m .... 1l,1d' \ 'U lar dl1 thl· prepara11on the nigtit before for ('a<;t' in 'l'n Lng To prepare ri<.h h.1r -.alad' ~' hJJ...ing 't'I "" th1<, simple procedure: Sea on ~hole drec;sed ti...h. 'l\('JI.., llf tilkh 1ghth "llh pepper. salt (1f desired). and lemon JUICl' and" rap thl'm 11~hth 1n 1011 Place the-toil pacl..l't in a ~::-0-dl'grl'l' O\l'n and hake. aJlo~ mg about I U minute<; per inch 1h1elo..nc'I-. of-thl' pJrllcular li'h l n~rap and check to see 1f fi h 1s done. re" rap attd con11nuc lO<ll..1ng 11 nl't·ded llo" to cool. G('ntl\ r('nlO\l' tnl'31 lrom hl.me-o; and chill in a covered container .\dd ch1ll~d t1akl'd li'>h Ill Jn' of' our ta' ontc salad recipes. · Poaching 1 al a (l.l"Xxl l·oolo..1ng ml·thod tu use ~hen temperature soar and "OU do not "'"h 10 u~ the o' en Th('re is an exeelknt .,l'll'('t1on nflrc h q,•afood ti-om wh1-ch to choose for ~our salad~. From the Pa tlil Occnn thl're arc good supplies of red snapper. S"ord fi h. thre hl'I 'l'llO"' t.111 anJ h.tltbµt From the Ea tern !>caboard I.here 1 moni.. ft h. rod. cod. flounder and all t) pes of hell li'>h There arl' al-;o good uppltes of fresh water fi h: trout. rainbo~ tr ut and lJtli-;h With a little 1mag.inatmn )llll can come up ~1th a mulrnudc ofrcctpes for S(alood ~lad . For an 1mpira11on II"\ hnmp tufTed Papa a KRIMP Tl FFEO PAPAYA I aar1e Ka•Uiu papa a ~ ,._. -'rimp. cwked u4 ~eltd '•lU .... enpM t tMlel•ll•S 8-1)' t'ltoppe4 &rff• ..... •4 c_, .. y-.IM 'l'8•lt.,11a1 ... r~am s ..... ef le ... J•~ Cut off end of -papa~ a 1nd arttull~ oop out ittds. Chop shrimp ~cl) fine and blend "ell'"'''" n:\t uf 1narcdicnt . Park firm I lft\O p&Pl)I _______ ......, _____ _.. __ wll hill Slt~~ tOl\l 110' M~~C\ l~ntn' I ,, . ' .. -~-------=----- • , Glaze grilled turkey for party crom Eas) hospJtahl) comcc; naturall} 1n the Southwest. \ ca'iual It fest) le and lfCIH. )Car-round \\Cather make outdoorgnlling_a con\ cnicnt. comfonable wa) to cnternun. If you'd like w ho1ot a par1). Ju easy to..roast }out turkc} 1n venttn~ according to munufar- the oven for a simple. no-fu'l'i lurer's directions . .\dd ch11rcoal as dinner. But fur the true liouth-• needed to ma1nuun the heat. Bruc;h western touch, fire up the gnll. on gla1e tfie la'>t narr h<~ur oi Cook turkey, unstufTed, over the cooking. grill us~ng the indirect method. Everyone can cnJO) the outdoors which requires the placement of -~nd the aromas from the grill - two sets of charcoal p) ramidc; 10 the w~1le the chef cookc;. Ha' c tortilla bottom of the gnll. on opposite chips and vanou') kinds of ..alsa sides under the turkey. ready &f1d serve up ('Oohng pitcher<, ofsangna. SOUTHWE TERN TURKEY ROAST 1 whole California-grown key, U to_u pounds tur- 1 &ablespooa btlUer 'H leHpooll 1811 3 c•ps boiU•I water '"l cloves 1;es1a 1arnc-, ma.~ect 3 medi•m ted or green be peppers, ~opped 1 lar1e red qnloa, chopped $ jalapeao cl1Ule1, seede cllopped fine 3 ears corn, cut off cob or 1 10 ouce pacb1e frozen whot llenel con, tlilawed 3 tablespoons olive oll 'I• cup chopped cilantro or tea1poon1 dried Southwe tern-Cit) le conside r Southwestern Turke) Roa'>l. \\h1ch teams perfect Caltforn1a-gro'' n tur- key and rice. An economical I:?-to I 4-pound turke~ "111 make I 2 t6 14 servings. perfec t for a cro,,d The rice stuffing. studded \\1th red peppers. jalapeno ch1Llec; and corn. makes a delic1ousl) colorful side d ish. The turkey cook from abo' e. on the grill rack, with drippings caught in a drip pan made of foal , pos- ittoned in th~ center of Jhc grill, between the l\\O char1.:oal P> ra- mTcls. Cover the grill ''1th a lid. ~ cups lon.1 grain rice __ _ '·• teaspooli chm powder _Salt and pe_pper to taste Oraa1e gla1e (recipe follows) • •. ~ , .•• •. ~ I r--.• • 0 I • ~ ~ ' I J ' ' r:-; I , I I ) ~ r " ,1 n n (I \ ' : I.:" • ~ " II u r t I ' l I L JI I r ( J r L f • <... :-i rv1 0 rl c \i : . ~ ' I • ~ .. . ----------------.... ······~ : ~ r l L .. ~ I \,/ ' ..._ .. -J .. I : I v' I '-v ( -, '--) " J • · ..... ·~-------- ----~·····-·-------------------····-··· Meat Dept. Savings leg Of-Lamb ~~!i;USO-C.M\Xt 1.1 s1 99 ~oneless Ham :A~.,, .. H s1 99 lll ~ Top Sirloin Steak ;·, .. :.,~··(}~. .11 51 Lunch Meats ~~St~,.. ·-·~··~, ll1 33e Chuck Steak ~~ .. 7{~·. (8 s1 &9 Chicken Franks c~.~~~i:: .. uc-o189¢ Catfish Ny ggets ;;:~~IWr .as1 99 Compare these Low Prices STAAl<IST ,i Ol. OR WATER . Chunk 1 laht Ti•••. ~ater Bros. Low, Low Prices ~ 111B O~ SIRLOIN_ END Del .Monte Catsup 28-0Z. PLASTIC Frozen Food Favorites Sjde Dishes ~~ .. ,; ~H7~l69C "' Gortons Flsh PO••'"'""-"'~·<· QA "°' S2_39 CP"<".>t• <uEt<,,(.o• ~' ~ ~ ' Toll House . Cookies 1'ARflO ••t-Ol 5279 Pan~kes :i"'.::,::oww.M 'oz.$1 59 La Creme Topping eo179e Welch's Grape Juice ·s1 19 ·•-OZ""' Dole Su11 Tops ~~-••Wl~2~ Grocery Specials S.169 .. 01 etM.,89e . '1 " ~·o.r Sj 49 ,~ ,s1• '°'gge BEEF LARGE-END Rib Roast LB NABISCO 3-VARIETIES Garden Fresh Produce Brussel Sprouts ffM!)(RF•M Y ;nHN, ,9 39e Onions ~WiUNtrt •TAlW<Al'.0 .. 39e Potatoes vs "I.I ... llSSCI BMrR ,e 29e r ~ ANCY SYIEO NOATH'll(Sl ~ ASSOATEO HAl'6'11G GOLDlr~ Ponos •~ OR MAA8U' OUEEN Homeplants SZ9!'0. .. CC Vineyard ~·~;un Gilbeys Gin Old Crow Bourbon · Scoresby Scotch Coors Beer :--:CJ!'. ·~u•E,.51099 rU (Rs1099 I ~l ffR 51 099 ... ,01 s2 39 .. . . .. . ,. . . --······ ] • ' I t : •• /~ ' . . . . . . . ' . --...... · \ t Rinse turke); pat d i). ttr nee butter and salt into boiling water reduce heat. Simmer. co,crcd fo 20 minutes. Saute garl ic, pepper<, onion. chilies and corn an ol" e oil combine w1th-.i1cc and sca'>oning' Spoon into turke) ca\ II} and tru<:.s Roast 20 minute'.i per pound a 325 degrees, ba ting "1th Orangl Glaze. Cover "tth foal 1f sl..1n get too dark. Let stand 20 to 31 minutes before carving and sen in with stuffing. Makes 12 to I servings. ' To Grill Turkey: Do not Stu turkey. Roast in covered gnll. us1n 1nd1rcct method. 10 to 15 minute • per pound to 180-I 85 degree<, ioternal temperature. at the thigh. Bake stuffing in unco,·ered casserole at 375 degrees for 30 to 35 mtnutcs .mo1stenang occas1onall~ W4th turkC} JUIC~S ~ughl an drtp pan. r Orange Glaze 2 cloves fresh garlic, c hopped 11, cup butter/melted 1;, cup orange marmalade 112 teupoon cumin Saute rl[c 1 n butter u ur 1n remaining 1ngred1ent<:. .w' heat through. STORAGE ... I FromCI refrigerator, around 36 degree' F It' stored properly. ham \\Ill ~ta) fr1:!.h at least SC\Cn to I 0 da' '> aft\:r I • purchase. I -Wrap opened ham thorough I) and t1ghtl) w11h plastic "rap. not aluminum foil. to pre' cnt d1'>- colorat1on. - Refngeratc lcfto' er ml'at ~ithin 1-2 hours alter cool..ing and store for up 10 five days. -Avoid frce11ng. This ma~ reduce Oavor and l.CX.lurc of the meat. However. 1f 'ou must free/C the ham. wrap 1t tightly in mo1sture- vapor-proof "rap. Frce1e at 0 degrees F or belo" no longer !han two months. Wilson has de' eloped a bool..h:t of ham recipes. To obtain a free postage-paid cop). end }Our name and address to: Consumer . ..\fTa1rs. Wilson Foods Corp. 39. 45.J5 , Lincoln Blvd.. Oklahoma 1t~ 73105 . .Bisq u1ck baking ini\ has been reform ulated. It no" contains no cholesterol. The reformulated B1squ1ck 1'1 made with all-vegetable honening It contains no animal fa t. coconut or palm oil. With the n:formula- tion. the product 1s no\\ also cen ified kosher and came-. the "K -dairy" designation. According .._to Jon Fink). Bas- quick product manager. the ne"' 8 isqu1 ck retains the same ta'ltc and baking results as the former prod- uct. · "The decision to S\\ ttch to jll· vegetable shortening wa.-, based on strong consumer intere"lt in a no- cholesterol product." Finlc) said. "Our research hows that about 90 percent of COl)sumcrs today arc C?ncerncd about their intake of. d1et~ry cholesterol. And more than 50 percent.of baking m" user'> said that~a no-cholcstcrof prdduct \\a very imponant to them:' he said. No-cholesterol 'ers1ons of popu- lar Bisqu1ck pancake and b1scu11 recipes will be included along" 1th the trad111onal recipes on thl' Ra~· quick package back . PIZZA •.. P'romCl 1 cup 1laredded fontinella cheese a;, c up gra ted Parmesan cheese 1 tablespoon chopped fresh parsley Preheat oven to 4()() degrc1:s Lightly grease 14-inch p1ua pan. Combine muffin m1'< with ca)cnne pepper; prepare accord.Jog to pad.· age directions. pread C\.COI) in prepared pan . In small sk111et O\.er medium heat. in hot butter. cook mush· rooms until tender~ set aside. Spread spaghetti ~ucc o'er muffin mix to within t 1nch of cd1e. T op with mushrooms. Bake I 5 minutes. sPrinkle with cheeses. Bake 5 minutes m ore or until crust 1 hshtly browned. prinkte-wnh parsle> let stand 5 minutes before serving. Makes 8 scrvinas • l Bar-S Vons Sliced E~~sh Bacon Mu fins /6 Ounce J>.u k.1~ ~ik.td Rrgul.u 11r X>urcbitgh Umit 2 Per f·t11111I) l> ( fJlmt-IJm~I ! Pltgs. U.S.D.A. CHOICE lry-o London Broil 7 ~TopRo-1 u, Barrlm Bttf-W" Thrt T"""'2td Quarter Pork 149 b,oin Chops th 'of1xtd , '.m.r.JI f\:muu ~:a£Pi~s'36 99 Otclm1 Bttf ,,, r,..~ R. l Q, rA:t -IUA , Minute Maid Len10nade · R .. pl.u M r.11r. '""' ,....._,, ' {J"'fV•lr-11.Jj G.i~•I (.tlPf • ~99 .I Vons 109 ~throom Tissue -1R.,6r.-lo.i(r Bluebenv Muffiru .. Oz Size "9 t"1f f'•IW 4 /f.-4' ~ :'I E• • .-1 Bl~k Forest Cake 6 49 f ,JJ,J "JI ('-rt 11.Jt tu• U ~n;B~ad ,.1 79 '-""" '""' n.11. ... .. . . 0 When all Von s stores re- open at 8:00 a. m. th is morning there will be a lot more of them. To day over 150 Safeway stores will bea r the Vons name for th e f irst time. . Vons 18 Pk. Maxwell Vons Blue Large House· Orange Bonnet Eg~ Coffee frt..JJ-0r.ule A A lut11 l mp I J 0 1mu C.m Juice I 2 Ounu Cm lrrvw ~~~ I.unit 1 Curtom /J 1111/ 1 Per f """'>-Ll11111 ] Pt r Fu mil) Um11 2 Per Fam1l) 49 .. . . ·• , ' U.S.D.A. CHOICE 1-49 Chuck RoastS- &nt1m ~ Ir w··n,.,/~ Chicken of the ~aJ09 Albacore Tuna .... JJ \Vi·.-r..,., "J ()_, <'..t• Laura Scudder 's. 9·9 Potato Gliips . R~r. Dip, 8.8 Q _s,,,., ( tl'J111 • • ' v ·Oio1-l n.s 01 l4c Meister Brau 349 ~l.:! 2-Pack s . BEER-IJQUOR -\\'l'.\E Bartles & JaymesFSOO Wine Coofers 20 lkrty, """" VY rrrul ~ R 4 r.-.1r.11 Owi.t 'V R. ~ W • ·eru?ran1 7 Crown t!!'!'i .1189 , ,, trh &it.Ir w Cueno Gold Tequila ~ 799 ~so itii./.JwT &uJr 'Ci/ Scoresby . 10 99 ~!$ . fS.,.J 'OLl<hl llr \1.Tll l\ Bl: \l I'' \JBS !;!!~~~~ 1 9-9 II ' (), ...... ~.1~.,.. '"' Ctl , • AJ ~t ~Iller R:>il 2 9 w. C ,_,. R··-· «•I&,°" Alica Sdt1cr 1-:xt rJ "cren~th ? ~9 1'(.-(!.., • - .99 ·• • BorQen 1 49 · ~~~n ingles -' Von s 294· !J~la!110ok Chee~e · Re ·, • aer : w SER\'ICF DFl.I \ ' ' ' '\'of ,\ I ,, ' l•t -. ... , ,,,,.... e 10 .. •. . . -:r - C4 OrMge Cout DAILY PILOT/ Wedneeday, Septemb« 21, 1988 Spicy Cajun sauces easy to make, store ahead of.time Cajun marinades and sauces. d itional Caj un cookery. the pepper with their complex seasonings, are sauce imparts its own full-bodied easy to make ahead of time and flavor. nurtured during careful convenient to store. Savory Cajun-aging, and brings fonh a taste style marinades and sauces arc characteristic of Cajun dishes. perfect for barbecues, offering a spicy, pungent'cemplcmcnt to veg-CAJUN SEASONING MIX etables. beef. pork and poultry. ! tableapooa1 dried basil leaves The key to authentic flavor in I table1pooa1 dried ore1ano both is Tabasco pepper sauce. the leaves native Louisiana condiment, used ! table1poon1 paprika today in everything from soup to 4 tea1poon1 '81t nuts. Its origins steeped in tra-4 teaspoons dried thyme leues -- THE BEST COUPON· s:r:s . OFFER IN . TOWNI .~~~~. j I &ea.,.... p-oa4 all1plce· In small container with tight fiu1na lid combine all ingredient. until well mixed. Cover. Yield: 1/ ,cup. CAJUN.STYLE MARINADE YI cap vqetable oil 14 cap vlme1ar 14 cap miDced celery 14 cap mlaced oaJoe 14 cap m.lDced 1reea pepper I cleves 1arllc, 111laced 1 · tablespoea Caju Sea ... 1. Mis 1 te 1 ~ teu,...1 pepper sa~ In small bowl combine all ingre dients until well blended. Yield: 11 cups . WE ACCEPT COUPONS FROM OTHER SUPERMARKETS PLUS UNLIMITED DOUBLES Martaated B•r1er1: Shape I pound ground beef into 4 patties place in large shallow dish. Pou Cajun-Style Marinade ove burgers; tum ~ coat well. Cover; refrigerate several hour or overnight, turning occasionally Grill 4 inches from source of heat minutes or until desired doneness turning once and brushing fre quently with marinade. Yield: servings. LOUIS •I TUllKIY •llAST La.2.29 FRESH , HEN ISH PORK LDIN RIB END OR LOIN END 3 TO 4-LB. AVERAGE WEIGHT 1T" Lii. LIMIT 2 ROASTS Mal'Wted Chicken: Pour Cajun- Style Marinade over 21'2 pound broiler-fryer chicken parts in larg shallow dish. Cover; refrigerat several hours or overnight, tuman occasionally.-Grill chicken 6 inch from ~e of heat _]5 to 4 • min\ltcs or until tender. brushin with marinade and turning frc quently. Yield: 4 servings. ....... r Caj•D -Marinated Cll•ck Jloas · -R151Dl fRl.-CMlll .. u-~-i>.1~~-----:-1~•1C----:--r Pour Cajun-Style Marinade over 2 MIMIS , GAMI HINS F....-1 SHOULMll •OAST povnds boneless chuck roast an I 39 ~ 89 largeshallowdish;turntocoat"'ell ITALIAN SAUSAGI 110T OR MILO w.2.29 TWIN PACK FRESH C fi · La. e PICNIC PORTION La. e over; re ngerate several hours or Louis Rich Fresh " LB. .69 Rose 5 Oz EA 1.89 overnight, fumi ng occasionall>- Grill 6 inches from source -of heat 30 to 40 minutes or until desired doneness, brushing wi th mannadc and turning frequently. Yield: ..i servings . TURKEY DRUMS OR WINGS SLICED CANADIAN BACON ... ACK NPSI or COKI ·~·OZ CANS I 49 REG QR DIET • PAPER TOWEL PAPIR 'TOWILS BLACK & WHITE LABEL SINGLE ROLL · c ~-sonlQUI \\tl""..z IMNCH FACIAL TISSUI -...,. sAV£ ~ A•ICA •ALMS a.oz. LOW FAT ~~·~~ ~~l~T2 ••• -~~~l\ U·.10.99 lynden Forms 16-0z VE GET ABLES ........................ 89 32-0z. PURITAN OIL ................. 1.99 32 0'l. 11 ·Oz . • SPRINGFIELD SPAGHETTI ....... : .• I. 19 OORiro CHIPS .............................. 1.79 T, . ID ·Dl~ICIOUS \ ASHINGTON EXTRA FANCY APPLES c Fresh KIWI FRUIT Red Or Gold 3-$I BELL PEPPERS. .. . . .. , .• Tender LB •ff FfiESH SPINACH .. ... . .. .. • ..... .. EA .• 39 c-~~~=~~---)~-( .. .,~ ............. ) --( u•••• ....._ ... a~•• )-- T1tlomook MEDIUM CHEDDAR O.hc1ous HEAT & EAT MEATLOAF LIAll . PAS'llY-..MI .,JUIC~ La. 4 •. 19 LB 3.H LB 3.69 ....... .a .. . ... ~ .... .. 12.oz PKG .. ••• 12 ltACK ·•A-···-REG1~~1GHT . 3.69. Shtrok 1ku 8 0 1 Pkg CHUKA SOSA-NOODLES .. .... • •• ....... • . • ...... I AS Poul Mouon Qlobl•s Or Blush 1.S·LITER WINE ..•. .............. : ....... 2.99 • 750-MI CANADIAN CLUB WHISKY Tokyo1uke 7 76 Oz 'PICKLeD VEGETABLES .............. ..,. • .•••• • ••• 1.91 . ( SI I Kill I •1a••e )l---"'"""""!~ \lit"'"" •••••• -~ y.vm MASTIC ...... 2-CUP SQUARE .. • ·~10 •.. I~· l ·CUP. CYLINDER ...... !.Mll... .. .' .. 1.79 ........................ 7 ... Hu9he~ Chee~e SHARP CHEDDAR LB 3. 19 -'·CUP BOWL ... ."WI.' ....... : ... I .M 4 01 Vorie11e\ BUDDIG S CHIPPED MEATS lfllCIOWAYI COllTA•lll s•• N u -oz. covmo SQUAJtE --~~• l.M COVERED ENTREE PLATE . ·~ l.M u -PT. COVERED BOWL ~n.'.\ I ... PmcD WHCTIWI a A.M. '"'8., IU'T. 22 TMMI WID., llPT. 28, 1 ... u.T WIS __ ,,.,. •• MO IAUl10 DIALIB Oii WMOLBAUft. MO CAii IMICDUNTI ON AIH•t ID llllCIALS. llMU I •AmY 3-0Z. ~- ). 0 • • . Vegetable Kebabs: In large -.hal- low dish combine 4 carro1s. cut into 16 ( l 1h-irrcht -pieces and cooked tender-crisp, 2 zucchini, cut into 16 ( 11-lncn) pieces, 8 white onions. parboiled, 8 mushrooms and l green pepper. cU1 into 16 chunks. Pour Cajun-Style Marinade ove vqetables: toss to coat well .. Cover 'gerate severai flours or over night. tossing occasional!}. Threa vegetables onto 8 (I 0-inch skewers. Grill 6 inches from sourc of heat for 15 minutes or unt1 vegetables are tender. brushin with marinade and turning frc quently. Place a cherry tomato on th~ en of each ske.~er during last I to _ minutes of grilling. Yield: 4 scr . " vings. · ' CAJUN-STYLE BARBECUE SAUCE 1 tablflpoo•• vegetable. oil 14 c•p minced celery. 14 cap llfbaced onio' 14 cap minced greea ~pper ! cloves 1arllc, minced 1 cu (I onttt) tomato sauce ~ cap dark cora 1ynp 14 cap coane-graiD mustard '.4 cap vtH1ar -· ! tea1peon1 Cajaa Seasoain Mis 1 &o 1 ~ teatpooDI pepper sHc In 2~uan saucepan, heat oil 0\('1 mc(iium heat. Add c~lery. onio peen 'pepper and garlic. Stirrin frequently, cook 5 minutes.or untt tender. Add tomato sauce. cor syrup, mustard. vinegar, seasonin milt and pepper sauce. Bring t boil; reduce heat and simmer :!( minutes, stirring occasionalh Yeild: 21h cups. , ,, -Caja Blrbec•td Clalckea: Cnl · 2V2 pounds broiler.-frye...-,cb1cke1 pans 6 inches from source of hea 30 'minutes, turning frequent!) Brush with Cajun Barbecue Sauc\' Continue cooking I 5 to 20 mtnl\ll' 101\aer, or until tender. brushtn with sauce and turning frequent!) Bring remaining sauce to a boil an serve with chicken. Yeild: 4 ser vings. Caju BarftecHd Ribs: In· 5 quan sauccpot place 3 pound spareribs, cut in serving-size pieces add water to cover. Cover an brina to boil over high heat. Reduc heat and simmer 45 minutes o until tender. Drain well. Grill 6 inches from source ofhea IS lO 20 minutes or until browned bnnhin1 wiib Cajun Barbecu Sauce and tumina frequently. Brina remainina sauce to a boil an ~with nl>s. Yeild: 4 servings. CaJ• S.mp P.seta: Cut fou I ~inch squares of heavy dut) aluminum foil. Divide I pound ho smoked IAUlllCS. sliced, I Iara pepper. cut into thin stnps. I onion. cut into thin weds I aa,. zucchini, slK'ed an arraneed in center of each square. Spoon (AJ&&n Barbecue Sauc over sauraan and vctrtabln. Fol roil into l*kela. realina .cutely. Orill 4 iilcbn &or-. sou or heat JO minutes or anti I brated lbrouib· Yield: 4 eervinp. . 9 Orange Coast QAILY PIL01°1Wednesday. September 2 t, 1988 C5 Chicken, coleslaw form til-stymeal MONEY SAVING COUPONS .. · · ···· · ..... -.. ... Ganaeu Tbe happy combination of chicken, coleslaw filling and )our microwave oven prodµces this •bulou1chicken dinner. Pound the chicken breast pieces evenly so they'll roll easily and cook uniform- ly; RElJBEN-STYLE CHICKEN ROLLS Z wllole lar1e clllcken breasts, lk.laMd, boned and halved leqtllwlse ' 1Ucn coolu-d corned beef "' n p dell coleslaw . ·MtiffinS· -f-i-ne-wa y to start 1-1-~ ea ay There's no excuse for sk1pp1pg breakfast anymore. A great-1asung oatmeal muffin 1s a nutritious and easy way to get your da) ofT 10 a healthy start. Easily prepared 10 ad,ancc. muf- fins are ideal for hurried morning-. or afternoon snack . .\nJ mullins made with oats are not onl) good wtiiis.'but good for )OU as "'ell. . Paprika t tablespooa1 finely cllopped """ .... l tablespeoa margarine or but· &el' 1 tablespoon all-purpose flour Dao pepper ~cup milk ~ cap 1laredded Monterey Jack cbeete wllb caraway seed (2 OU.DCtl) Rinse chicken: pat 9ry Place each chicken br~st half. boned side up, between 2 pieces of clear plastic wrap. Pound hghtl)' w11h flat side of a meat mallet to 1 ~-inch thickness. Remo\e pla1tt1l' "r..ip. Place a corned bed '>hCl' atop each chicken breast h;1lt \prcad coleslav. O\ er corned tx·~:I r old 1n sides and roll up each bn:<ist halt startina from a narro"'" ~nu ~'lurl" w1t,h wooden toothpick \rrangl· chicken rolls. ~cam ~1d..: dO\\ n sn a microwave-safe 8-inch round bak· ing dish. Spnnl..lc "11h paprika · Cover with m1cro\\:n c-'iak plastic wrap. fold mg bat t... c:ornl'r to allow escape of steam. ( ool.. on I 00 pcrcentpowcr (h1ghJ 6 to manut..:<., or until chicken 1s 1cmkr and no pink remains. gl\ ing the dish a hall- tum and rearran~1ng rolls alter -l minutes RcmO\C toothp1cl.;\. Co, er to keep v.arm . For !>lucc in a ~-\up ~la-., measure combine union .1nJ mJr- ganne Cool.. unco,l'rl·d on h1~h 30 to 40 seconds or until mar~M1nl' 1s melted Stir an fl uur an<l Pl'J>i>cr ur 1n milk Cook. unto' crcd on high ~ Ill -' minutes or unul bubbl~ s11rnng afterc-.erv minute un11 I sauu -.tan' to thicken. then C\ er~ "'1J 'l'lond ' Sur in che~se. Cook unco' crl·d on high about 30 sc1.ond'> or un11l cheese 1s melted, '>llrnog onlc Serve sauce O\ er c.h1cl..l·n. · Medical researchers ha' c found that oatmeal, like oat bran. helps lower cholesterol when added to a fat-modified diet. o. 1f\ou·\e had I difficulty finding oat bran in the r supermarket. it's important to note ihat Old Fashioned and Quick Olts. eaten as pan ofa fa1-mQd1tied diet. can also help chole terol ,,. By substituting ground oat for all-purpose flour. the Qual..cr Kitchens have de' eloped a flavorful, fiber-filled mu11in that aives you' the nutnt1onal tx·nefit ol oatmeal in a muffin. T"o Oat ·n Blueberry Muffins and one bo" I of bot oatmeal provide two ounces of oats. the amount found to help reduce cholesterol. In addition to a nutritional boost, around oats give Oat 'n Bl uebcrf') Muffins their full flavor and hrart~ e~lure. Ground oat are ma<k at home in your blender or food processor in 60 seconds and can be used to add flavor-nod tc.xturc to many of your fa, orite food . When baking. you can sub 11tutc up to one-half of the all-purpo e flour with vound oats. Or m1~ 1t with scasoninJS to create a na\ orful coating for chicken or ti h. \ ou can also use it to thicken oup . gra' 1cs. · sauces, stews and puddings For more taSt) and com enicnt i recipes with oats. "'me for a free collection of new rec1pc . Thi book.Jct features dashes for C\ rl') meal occasioq and ofTer nutrition information, microwave recipe and more. · To recieve your co mpltmcntaf) copy, send yo ur name and addrcs on a postcard to: Oat Meals. Department 12-BM . 847 W. Jack- son -Sth floor. Ch1ca~o. Ill.. 60607-3018. OAT 'N BLlJEBERRY M UFFINS Z~ n;.·· NII (quick or .old fa~;aacooked) ~ np flrmly packed browu .... r Z teupoou baking powder, ~ tea1p11a salt (optional) ~ teup1• ctuamoa I n, freM er fro1ea blueberries ~ ctlf Alm ml .. I 1Uk1f 11a1 vegetable oll I Zea _..lel, 1Up1ly bealea Heat oven to 400 degree . Place oau in blender. containc( <tr food proccuor bowl; cover. Blend or process about I minute, stopping occasionally to stir. Linc 12 me- dium muffin cups with paper bakina cups. Combine ground oats. bro" n supr baking powder, sail and cinna'mon. Add blueberries. mall... oil and CW whites: mix JUSt un11I dry inpedtents are moistened. Fall muffin cups almost full. 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J - 3 p C9 DAILY PILOTIWedneeday, September 21, 1988 ENTERTAIN T Fun wit ~feftilit)rin 'Randyville' Music, marriage~. mingled Picture a world of the future divided into "fertiles" and ··non· fert.ilet," with the lauer a decided ~~ty. How do you go about m1unna the futurt oft he human race? In local playwright .\rthur Winllow's "Randyville" -the se- quel to h is "Pregnant Pause." "hach first identified the problem -the aovemment has taken matters into its own hands and to:rdnncdnff colnm in which the few "Adams" let\ in the world provide stud service for \an~ ous "Eves," all an the name Qf preservation of the species. of course. ''Randyville." Ii ke "Pregnant Pause," is being presented at Hunt- inaton Beach's Fina1Iy a 'n1corn Emporium, a downtown showplace for original theater. Several members of the original cast reprise their roles in the sequel. including Lorraine McWiliams, who also directs the show. Tracy Godfrey is back as Da' 1d Randolph (for whom the colony. R.andyville, is named) and this time he's tiring of the "ask what you can do for your country" routine and wants Toi TITUS :to_ scu.lc down uunamaie wJlh his. Iona-time mistress (McW1lhams). Bureaucratic machination -a favorite topic ofplaywnght W1nc;low -intervene. however. in the form of 'governmental sycophants "ho do their damdest to di,·en Cupid's arrow. Then there are the fertile fellow's daughter ahd one of his current Eves (who's expcc11ng their third child), who spend much of the show at odds with the new bride over his affections. Like its predecessor. "Rand)' Ille" often spins its wheels in ph1lo oph1cal discussion, but this o ne seems a little more polished. Its major problem 1s the tiny Unicom stage. which poses numerous difficulties in the play's ensemble scene,. · Godfrey rtnders a fine. aniculatt' pcrfonnancc in the central role. w11h McW illiams lending feisl) support as his bride. Lee Clark simmers and boils well as the officious go,ernmcnt type, while Wa) ne Mn) berl') is wasted this time around as has assistant, pining forGodfrc> 's daugh- ter. All arc taking second shots at their characters. Among the newcomers, Ed Stencel is strongest as the senator with one eye on the opinion polls. Mariann Lewis is' a shy delight as the fru11ful "Eve." Valanc Learmonth is some- what subdued (by illness. it was later learned) as the daughter. Dorsey Watson impresses as the ·rePQner pursuing Lewis. though their cqJtflict comes off a bit contrived. Robb Kirby is the mild-mannered minister who splices the pair. and Flo Ehlers makes a Dr. Ruth1sh hl·ad bureaucrat in the final SC'quencc. The absence of a prologue. either printed or performed (C\CCpt for a brief squib on the program COYcr). will render the characters omewhat ambiauous to those who mis)Cd ··Pregnant Pause," but they should catch up quickly. Performances continue for two more weekends. Fridays and Satur- days at 8:30. in the small staging area of the Unicorn, 21 4 Main t .. Hunt- !ngton ~ach. ~all 969-1794 for ticket 1nformat1on. BACKSTAGE -South Coast Rep- enoryllasannounced the ·'TBA~' play on its 1988-89 schedule -it'll be "Morocco" bX A.Jlan Havis, author of "Haut Gout, ' which opened CR 's Second Stage season last fall. The play focuses on an American in a foreign land without clear purpoS&Pr creden- tials and his wife in the custody of the local police. The SCR production. opening Nov. ·11 . will be the plar's West Coast premiere. Children's acting classes arc being offered at the .La$una Pia) house "uh courses d1' 1dCd into four age groups - 4-6. 7-10. 11-14 and 14-1 7 )C4lrs. Contact the playhou~·s youth theater director, Scott Davidson.at 494-0743 for details. Wboopl Goldber& 'Star Trek' beaining Whoopiup By UTHRYN BAltE R ,,,, .............. NEW YORK -In the concluding scene in th~ pilot of CB • ·· lmost Grown," Norm and Suzie sit in a car: listening to a rock station on the radio. They have changed 1n the 10- odd years since they met. but the music has not. "Those same three chords:· Norm says. "It's good to kno\\ there's 'lomething you can count on." "Almost Grown" is an amb111ous history of a marriage. set aga1ast that nebulous force that formed a gener- ation who came of age in the '60s and '70s -rock 'n' roll. The show lnevitabl} will be com- pared to ABCs "thinysome1h1ng.- sincc it deals with a couple 1n their 30s and the foibles of the New Age 1980s LOS ANGELES ( .\P) _ Com-and is designed to appeal to bab~ edienne-actress Whoopi Goldberg boomers. h be I. . But it's a unique, engaging show 'Wanda' top fish in weak wee"end pool as en cast as an "a 1en humanoid that deserves a look on its own merit. hostess" of an on-board lounge Timothy Daly and Eve Gordon star aboard the Starship Enterpn sc for the "Star Trek: The Next Generation·· as Norman and Suzie. Each episode television series. intends to flash back from the present Goldberg's character. Guinan. "'ill to the pre-Beatles 19605.,y. hen Norm HOLLYWOOD (AP) -"A Fish Called Wanda" has been cauaht in first place in Jhe_ n.alion's weekend box office, which was weakened by the Olympics and weather. down for the wce'kend. B' com- patjson, "M oon Over Parador." took m SJ.2 m illion for first place the previous weekend. • In second place \\a "Die Hard'' respccuvel}. be a recurring rple. according to 8 and S~zie were in high scllbol, and/or with S2.54 millfon. followed b) third . In another clo~rank1ng. "Young release. That means she wor\'t be on...-1971-is~. w~en the) "'ere college place "Moon O ver Parador ' which Guns" drew S 1.9 mtllion for seventh every show of the "Paramount Tele." revoluuonancs. sold $2.45 miUion in 11ckets. "Night-' place. while "Cocktail" stirred up vision syndicated show. which enters All . three phases are equall> mare On Elm Street 4: The Dream S 1.8 millio n in ticket sales for eighth its second season. evocative. and Dal) and Gordon Master," earned $2.2 million for spot. "J'YC always boen a Trekkie. so I· manage to play the couple con"inc- fourth place. . thought it was time for me to boldl} inJIY from high school to 1mpcnd1ng In ninth place "as ··f\farned To go where no man has gone before:· middle age. "Wanqa," a corned~ stamng John aecsc and Jamie Lee Curtis. earned $2.55 m1lhon, according 10 figures · p rovided by Exhibitor Rclauon Co. • ..,------ff...was-lh~edv·s lirsa ume IA 1he ..Between the Olympics and the ball pmcs, both college and pro- fessional. and the normal letdo" n for this time of year, box office sulTered:· said-Exhibitor Relatlons chief John Krier. "llurrieanc Gilbert and totd weather in some areas were also Disney's ''Who Framed Roger The Mob" with $1 .39 m illion. '"hile said Goldberg, 32. refcmng to the The t"'o-hour pilot. premicnng Rabb1l" earned $.!.081irn"'h.,.,o'='n-. ~Ju""'sn-r-""'th""'e~E""d'"'d..,t.__e l'vtl:rrph5 comedy "C-0mMl~ov4-.openio.g line describm2 the ~oy. ~7. begins. "llh orm linding edgi.ng "Be1raved," with $2.'07 T~ America" ~-entered the Top 10 mission oftheStarship Entcrpr~~ a sto~e s shoe~depanmrn-· top slot after I 0 weeks of release. million. for fi~h and sax th place, with S 1.30 m1lhon for I 0th place. 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She de~elops a crush on new to the ~ries. and "'ill gi'e its Nor"! and hears T~a~ I Met the writers a chance to show characters Boy I m Gonna Marry on the radio. relaxing off duty. By 1971. !hey are living together a1 "We had been looking for someone college. Hes a d1sc JOCke~ o n the . to play an unusual role 1n a , en university radio station. !>he' an different kind of Starship sci:· said aspmng documentar) filmmaler out series exccuthe producer and creator to change the \\Orld. The) pout free Gene RoddenberT). ··11 "a n't until love. but bec~meJealous. Ul1e "alks we learned of Whoop1's interested tn out after getting the me sage via the our show that the idea linall) began to Chambers ~~others' "Time. Has gel. We look for:ward 10 the new Come Today,. . dimension she-will bnng to our _Cut to the ~wo children la~er~ series." she 1s a tcchntcal filmmaker "or.IC1ng Goldberg has starred 1n ··J umpan· an a medical lab. He 1s a program Jack Flash." ··Burglar." ··fata l director at a radio st~11on. The} are Beaut),'' and "Clara's Hean:· which d1von:ed. and .Suzie 1s about to get will be released in October. mamed again. to a sa1ntl~. globe- The comedian noted for her tromng docto r who perform!> cos~ dreadlock hair style and o' crs1Led mctic surgery on v1c11ms of d isa ters. clothing, has also starred in cveral Daly. brother of T} ne Daly or cable television specials. including ".Cagney .& Lacey," takes~ up sis old the two "Comic Relief' shO\\S to aid time pcnod. Monday ntght!I at 10 the homeless. p.m. AUHllG Oft H1"TY (A) IZ 11 l ... "1 ,. " " * llOIEllT Ol 111110 MIOllllGHT RUN (A) U IU .. i .1'1.H IUt ...,, ............ .... lnUYID111 ,, .. ~ ........... . .....,.__ MIO PIAMID IOlll WM '"I 11.-1:JO ., .. ,, ..... ....,__,,_er.. .. COClltAll. ttl 11 " Jll 1·11 , ........ ....., .................. , COMIN9 TO AMllKA Ill ,,.. ....... ~1111•.1• ............ a.. 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'>low-wave sleep (part of non-REM or the non- dream1ng state) 1s "recuperative," but what is actually recuperated ts still Doctors prescribe and motlwr'> unknown. advise: Get plenty of sleep. What the\ Krueger's findin~s might not be don't 'tell us is why. · limited to the lab. euher. Sleep is "one of the great b1Qlog1col "In jobs that require a high degree mysteries o f the 20th century," ~a's of attentiveness. there may be a Jerry Siegal. an associa1e pro(essor of period dunng even mild illness when psychiatry at UCLA. Perhaps th1' 1s 11 ~ould'be inadvisable to work." (' .. , , ~., because so little is undcn.tood ahout In his studies. Krueger has isola1cd the phenomenon. ?_glycopepude (a c.ompou_nd con~ Western Medical Cen1er in \nahe1m:-faces. ~iocs the benefit of rela\a- Sleep researchers ha\lc admitted 10&. bot~ su&!lrs and ammo acid~). In apnea. he said, sleep might be tion. Siegal says. raising tht: brain·~ it's a field in which relam ch little 1~ wh1c~ induces slow-wave ~leep in interrupted hundreds of times a temperature can have a dramattl known. One sleep spel'iahs1 poked rabbns. Appropriately.: this c~m-night. If this is compounded b) effect on improving sleep. fun at the field. calling sleeping people pound has ~en tagged factor~· alcohol, the results could be dead I). In animal studies. Siegal ha'> Jl\- "boring.•· Fact.or Sis what Krueger has hnked Alcohol alone 1s also said 10 covered that lack of sleep -most For something so ttme consuming to the immune response. interfere -with sleep. Both Mc abb notably REM sleep -cau<,e~ an- and vital, however. bonng can be .Krueger has found that factor S and S1egal'said sleeping p11ls.'whtch creases in ap~11te. sexual bt-ha,1or awfully interesting. stimulates the production and release have an effect similar to alcohol."'" and suscept-i:b1lity to seizures. Dr. James M. Krueger. a sleep of interleu~rn-1. a substance genc.r-eventually create a sleep depende~ce Not everyone's approach to 1he re~rchcr at ~he Uni\'ers1t~ of Tent ated by the imm une system and brain and should onl~ be 1:1sed 1nte,t m~st~ncs of sleep '' sc1en11fi~ To ncs$:CC, is findtngout that ~pie need celts. KTu~er says t~terleuk!n-1 is a • .miuently. . . . .pract1t1°"ersofthe metaph~s1cal arts. sleeQJor.myriad reasons. key f~t~n-~~ul~tttlg-d\e immune -To garn the m11Y1munr-bent:fits th-e'1TIOsrfam1liaraspect ofRE:-.1 sleep Krueger's research differs from that re~panse and mdu~rng sleep. from sleep. McNabb ad\ ises keeping -dreaming -is considered a 1-e~ 10 of other researchers in that he stud1e) Sleep and the immune response a regular schedule _ "-'hich would uncferstanding the self. the relationship between sleep and ~m to be so 101erwoven that sleep include waking up at the same ttme "If you don't "ork through things illness. and is one oft he few doctors in might eventually be recognized a~ a every morning and not h;l\ ing caf-on a conscious level, then ~ou do 11 on the nation doing research rn this area. component of the ~y·s. fig~ung fe ine after 3 p.m. · an unconscious level." sa~ s Diana "Our fundamental question for 1ht mechanism against mfecu on. he He also advises getung out of bed 1f Gail. a <;I ream interpreter· and tarot last IS yea~ has been. 'What are the says. . · ~ sleep doesn't come eas1I} rather than card reader at V1s1ons & Dreams. a neurochem1cal mechanLsms that are Rec 0111on of the role sleep pla .s in . Watchin tele-meta h sical center 10 Costa \.k'>a. regu aung ! eep?' he says. ---mfignt1ng 10 e~uon is go .news to vision or reading a boo to get sleep' me peop e w1 rea lot if "Sleep researchers have recognized most, but w~at if you can't take can be effective for getting back to they're not dealing" 1th the issues in for years !hat num~rous bodil> pro-advantage_of1t? . sleep. Simpl} worrymg about losing their li ves,'' she sa>s. ·· ~mbolog~ ccsses alter sleep. 1nclud1ng rcspir-Insomnia. w.h1ch can take many sleep can create enough anx1et) 1n will tell you a lot about health ation, blood pressure and form~. depression and sle~p apnca some. people 10 prevent them from "Certain pans of 1he bod~ \\111 temperature. Sleep can subsequent!) (sno nng or blocked brea1h1ng pass-nodding off. McNabb says. ~ow up in dreams. If \\e would pa) affect·these same processes. . ages~ also can prevent people from Siegel also cncd recent studies auentjon to symbols that appear in ''At the Uni versit~ of Tennessee an pining th~ benefits of sleep. acc~rd-which link brain tempcralurc and dreams. pa) attention to da}dreams Memphis. we found that rahbtts ing to Louis Mcl':'abb. medical d1rec-sleep by testing.subjects "ho ha' e had and thoughts." Gail sa~ 'i 11 is possible injected with a bacterium designed to tor of the sleep disorders chntc at the hot-water masks applied 10 their to improve "'ell-being .. A prescription for a mi~d case of the blues What is depression? It's a feeling of sadness;-of-.pessimimr-abou he future -an unhappy view of every- thing. Sometimes it's JUSt 1ha1 nothing seems to give yov a great deal of pleasure. When )ou'rc depressed. it's hard to remember that t,hc sun will prQbably tome out tomorrow ... maybe even this afternoon when the fog clears. -How can you recognize when )OU l.1101 Aa.w1 people who love you. pression. 7. Lc.amlil...delega1~1h1.)_ ULPampeq.ourselfin a Jac~rn-0r Sometimes the <;heer "eight of 100 · just take a bu.bble bath. !You might much responsib1ht~ can drag do"Wn even invite a fnend 10 JOln ~ou.) your mood. And remember. depressions do 8. Stop bah-humbug thtnkrng pass: Sometimes they even disappear Practice anttc1patin~ that good thing!. spontaneous!~. will happen. ··wishing~· surcl} \\On·1 • . make anything c~me true. but an' Next week. I II talk about the three Orange Coast DAILY PILOT/Wednesday, September 21, 1988 C7 Physicians fail Nutritien 101 How many umes have your heard. "Doctors really don·t kno" an) thing about nutnuon'".? This is true. In medical school. wt• never learned how to use nutnt1onal supplements or even the appropnatl' diet to prescnbe for hean dU>ea~ diabetes. high blood pressure or obcstt}. Those of us who currenl4 _µut pnonty on nutnt1onal tools arl.' for the most pan self-taught. ha\'1ng gleaned mformation from the medi- .ca l l11eraturc after graduauon from medical school. Clinical nutrition not o nh 1s not tauJht. but the medical school l'\· pe{'lence S}'Stematicall} destro~ s am pos1t1veattttudesthe) might ha\t' .\1 least that ii the conclu'>ton or .i recently published sun e~ The Southeastern Regional \kd1- cal-Nu1ri1ion Educauon "let"orl. .i collaborative effort ot 11 Southeastern medical !.< hools \\ J'> orga01zed in 1984 to 1mpro' t' nu1n- 11on education in their n.'.SJX'l ll \ l schools. Several of their publttclllon' have documented the dearth 11! clt01cal nutnllon teat·hing in thl' schools. An anicle in the Juh l'>\UC t>f tht· Amencan Journal of c'lln1lal 'u1r1- 11or1 documented that the lurrt·nt thrust of medical educatton n01 onh -lS devoid of nutrilJOn training OU0 l actuaUy cr~tes a negatiH bia'> toward nutritiQJl. A survey of med1lal '>ludent<. attitudes toward nutrn1on "'as 1c1ken at three stages 1n their medical education: as the' entered alter the first two years. wh.ich are delhcatcd to the basic sciences. and after the last two years, when the medical student ts exposcd-t~lreftl; Th~~ ~tt> asked at these three points if the) considered knowledge of nutrition 1mponant to their medical can·er\ · Upon entenng medical <,chool. -4 percent considered nutrition infor- mation im ponant. but after the fir.,t two years onJ~ 13 percent ofthOSl' -4 percent thought so. This lo" percentage \\Ould ha'e been even lower 1f 11 had not been for one medical school "htrh required 5~ hours of phys1c1an-taugh1 d 1n1cal nutnuon in the firi.t l'~o ~ear" of medical education. In this school 65 percent-of the students at the t\\t>-)ear level still considered numtton im- portant while onl) I percent did <.o in the olherinsuwtionssune..~ed.. At the end of medical sehool. the JuuAN WHITAKER postll'e all tudc: h.iJ f!'>t'fl '" '• percent. e\ en lhvu!!h null 1t\1 •r ,·dm.1 uon 1s rareh 1.un1inul·J p,1,1 tl11· '"'' t~o \ear!. 111 ml'Ji1J1 .. ·d1" 111.11 Apparenth 1'\P""'·r1• i. p.1111·111' pan1all~ rn rr\l'' tt.1 l·t11· '' • negje<"t1ng nu1n:i11r 1.h1r 1 ~ it.' ,.,, l'-"O 'ear\ nt nwJ1t-11 ,,h .. 1• The: l::id, •' nk'n·-t 1'.1 11ulr l11'1 • loda\ 's nll·J11.i 1·Ju1..111 •II '1." created onl' '" thl' grt·jt •11111, '"'ti ' Ct'OIUI"\ T ht ~urg1.· n C ,,•n1•• .t 11 nation's tor ph,\iv1.1n ,,di' ,, ptt'' conf~renre \\• und1·•-.lt1rl' 1'11 '" nu1n11on pJa, ~ m n t'r n•a1111 i.. If,· disease affi1Ll1ng .\nWrt\,tn' Ill.I ti nation\ ph\•)I, ian' Jr, 11111 .. 111 nutnttonall\ 1gn1.1r..tnl hur .11, .. ·11.11r1 obstacles tu puhl1l nuil 1111n l'l.l\ll.t llOn It 1s not' unu~uJ \l11 p.1u.i.:n•' seekmg nutnllonal a1J\ Ill' lrotn tht'll ph) s1c1an lo meet a \\all ot 1gn"' .i ,,, , rem forced \\1th .irrugan1. v t hL 1·11d result 1s that the pa11en.,1 ... tx•lttth'd ''" even a~k1ng about J 'namin •r d1t• regimen In realtt). kno" ledgr 01 ho "' n Jtn- uon can be used 1u prn t'nt .inJ ,,~11 d1~ses 1s far mort• 1mr o rwm ih.11 knowledge of the pharmall>log\ ul prescnpuon drug!> ur tht· '.incl' , •t surgical procedures perforr• ld tuJ,1 ~the great maJont\ 1•l discasesaffi1ct1ng .\ml·m.in' -hl'i.lrt disease. high blood pn·,,urt· :.inJ diabetes. for exam pk -.m ha<o1talh nutnuonal disease'> tx·<.t trl·.i1cJ ,,1111 nutriuonal therap~ Unfonunateh ;md 101 rt·.i ... 11n' •1 I unknown. the current medical cduLtl'lan ... \\ h11 arc less than adequate!~ tra1n1·d I•,, dealing wnh the ma1or health r•v' !ems of this scx·1et\ It 1' horx·ti th' suf"e' and other'> li lo.'L.· 11 \qJI fl',t1h this gianng om1ssinn Jalilul M'llitaker. M.D .. author 11/ "ReversJ..a1 HeJJ.rt Disease" and "R t'· vershl1 Diabetes .. t Warner Books 1. 1s dlredor of Tbe Wbhatre-r ~lln~ btstir.te J..a f\'ewport Beach. Discover Our Special· Place arc depressed? Depressed people feel hopeless and helpless. They're C1ften le~argic, lose interest in hobbies.and i n sex, gain or lose weight. ha"e t1'9uble falling asleep and ta\ ing -a~ccp and suffer most with their de ression early in the mornmg. good workable plantta to start" 1th a lunds of depression and \\hen. 1f and and everything )OU want tp do. dream. Never forget that self-fulfill-ho"".' you ma} bent'fit from pro-1 Decide ·which item ~·II ha\c the ing prophecies can \\OH. in pos111"e fessional help. worst consequences if ~ou do not directions too. Ta l(e. olT those gra~-Dr. A.l1•1iisa marriage and family t accqmplish it today. Decide \\'hat can tinted glasses. tberaplst ill Coroaa del Mar. Sbe wait. Then take the ppr-0p.i:1a te YGetyourm..iru[Qff Ull!I: •If ... d JUJco~uoue$1J:90ses.lfJ'_ou w·isb action. Update.. }'Q.ur Ii.st eve~ da} something nice for somchod~ cl e. • reply, please ~lose. a .s.IJlmped. a,nd remember that getting control of Concentrating on somcbod} c1c;e's s~f-addttssH eave/ope. Write to any part of our life "'1U rovide ·ou need will bnng relief foom the Llada A..11aiJ, Pb.D., c 10 Dail.v Pilot. • · ery epre:mng. So what's a sufferer to do'.' w1 re 1e. ..pain of de-P.O. Bo1C 1510, Costa Mesa. 9Z6t6.. I 3. Learn how to g1 ve } ou r..el f lo' e Ir,:::;::::;:=====::;::::;::::;::::;:::;::::;::::;:::;:==========..;==~ If your blue slump i rea$On~ibh mild, you m ight try some of these sel(----~-e'lp remedies for your sad. lonely, angry or guilty feelings: ... get into the beneficial habtt of being • 1 ~~~?ce;I. 10 yourself than } ou are Tkiei-~.·.. Boo~G f'\tn_IT\O, t I. If you're a runner. keep running. lf not, ride a btC)cle or "Walk. 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Is. and Put>lllhed Or•nQ• oiu1 THE GOAL ESTABLISH· provel.BeforelelOng'oet'taln DMNT.R•"l'l80li.lnpN tton •be held on OCTO-of0ommunlt)'°"1o1t~t. dllon-mal11ngoodytn1tsde-121-mlec bxs. ogs dlllng, ll'UltbeW¥edetthetlme ~ Piiot Seoi,,,moet •• MDfT PROCEDURE WILL ectlOntr ~. Iha per-pet, 1• 0.-1 AHftH, IEA 13, 1988 et 1:45 P.M 1n, of the City of Huntington lltlerellon on wtlelllet Ille wctll OOods at ..... S.. IUbteet to Pf10< 21 1988 Daily Pilot 142-5818 • AVAILABLE FOR PUB-'°'* ~llttw IS r• ............. CA~ Dept, No. 3 loc:ated at 700,BMct\ INt Ol'ef'I EIR No clfefl EIR enel SEIR SllOuld Joe Buie Sp H•ceil08letto11 tn tM-t ol will2 UC INSPECTION FO(I A. quired to give notice to Pu*'*9 Dl'ltf\98 Cout t CMc Cent• Drtve West. N-4. 8tete C1MnngnouM tie c.rttf!ed Questions un NAIOO OF 30 DAYS AT tntereeted person1 unleN o.lly Piiot $-s>lember 20, Sente Ana, CA. . No. 88080319 Is evellet>te tie dlr9clecl lo Kelly Main al CITY HALL FOUNTAIN .... -~ notice Of 21. 27. 1tee , IF YOU 08JECT'10 11'91 tor l'9¥l9w end comment for 17141 S38--521l YAUEY to2oo SLATER to1w1ted to tile propoMd TW2116 I grentlftg at tl\e pe11110f'1, you 30 deya beullw•ig Septem-Publtsneel Or~ Coast AVIHUi IN THE PUBLIC ectio.i ) The lnde9endenl 1 "*"kl either -weer 11 lhe bar 18, 1911. j.Delly Pilot Sep1emoer 2 t WON<8 DEPARTMENT edmlftletretlon euth<>tlty will .ft&JC NOtlCE Mering encl stet• your ot>- 1 Tiie draft document 1te8 COMMENTS ON THIS .,. gren1,o uni... •n l!letlOM Of !Me -•tten Ob]ee-~ tM DCMenti.i en-W189 GOAl WILL BE RECEIVED lltl .... ed penon fll• an MOTrCS OF MATM ttone wltfl the COU'1 before vtronmentll 1mPK1S at tM --------- IN THE ABOVE-MEN-oOtecttOn 10 ltlllpeti1ton ancl Me OP NtthCM tM hMrtng. YrM' aooeer-City of Hurl11ngton 8Mc:l'I flla.IC NOTICE TIONID OFflCE ANO BV Mow1 aooct c:euN wtly the TO All•HTPl 8flCe mey tie In P«IOn or by I Redeuetopment Agency's -__,;~~----~ THI UNITED STATES PE· court~ not grent Iha nTATIOfl ~ettomey. . propo•Uo~theu· • ll?W ftA,.TMENT Of TRANS-~ .IOMM VM TMn eke I IF YOU AAE A CRE.OITOR 1191'"8 ~on the--'· 1IOTICI Mo F<>f'TATION WASHING· A HEA"'1NO on the pell-'°'9MllAllTIN or• to11ti1109nt creditor of em809eocllofMMtStreet P'UaJCIAU TOH. o c FOR A P£Rt00 ltoft .,,. be' held on OCTO-VM TMn 11'8 ~I~ 1111 d, 1°" must file and co"1truct 1 perk· O' ~ 01 "6 .DAYS FROM THE 8ER3, 1 ... et t·45PM In nTATIMO. yourdelmwtltlthecourtatld lng/OCllMlelcleletructure, "'°""" ._... DATE Of' TiflS NOTICE. Dept. No. 3 ~ted et 700 A,_,, !NII • copy of to Ille I*-l'he oroteet n • bound• Notice ie llereOY g!'4n that • UIMc' Orange Coast CMc c.n• Ori\19 West. To .. Nn. beneflctetlel, IOft9I ,..,,...ntallve •P-ec:t br Mlllll S_._ to tM pvrauent t o Secllon• = ....,. lep1en\ber 21, a.nt• AM. CA 92701 ctedl1on end COfltlngef'tl palmed br tM court within .... OllWe A*"'8 to the 21701-217tS of Ille Call- If YOU OBJECT to the credtlon, encl Ptll'90M wtto blr lftOftlN from the oate of llOttt\. rt.rd S..... to 111e fOfNll ~ and P..10- "W 118 gretmnO of "'9 ~. "J'OV n•rlle othel.-lnlt11'•19CJ '"' W ol ienwt • _. ilnd Welrlul A--to f.-lone Code. SectlOfl 2328 ---------....., ...., ~ 81 1M In..._ .. 06 ......_or bottl.. Pto.ldld In Section 9100 of 1 .. 80IMI ilnd • llPP'O•· Ol 1M ~ ~a.1 1 MUC lln1Cl :==:' .. '=.:= To-=N:: .. w:L ::: ;:.=:-.:::=,,,,eo:.11 in;:.:.=.~~10 ~,.:.. ~ !': tton1 wll9' IN court befofe n.L not _.,. prlOf to tOUf ,.,_. ..... ~ the pr0'11411toM Of the Cali- ... llellrlftg Yovt ..,.,... A ~ Ne .,..,, flled ........ ""' ... 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Olw'• OIRftl lddte l1t1>1, lo C .. a-.....-. .............. ,.. ..... '° .......... IO .... ti ---&arwT• ,, .. ,__,.._IM --. ...... .-C ~ ... ~ f , w.oft .. e ,._. ..,1111d Iii •A 1111 ........ _.. r.1;"" IOI •1 ae. ._ ._......_ ... ,,fV '9I" tldea ......... -.,_..._ ___ ......... ,.._ortl, ·-,._, ,,,,...,_, ..... -IWTM.lo E ' . . , STARTING A NEW BUSINESS?? The L~al Department at the Daily Pilot is pleased to an- nounce a new service now ava1J'.-· able to new businesses. We will now SEARCH the-- name tor yoo at no e1ttra charge. ~nd sa ve yoo the time and the' tnp to the Court House m Santa Ana Then. or course. a'1er the search 1s completed .._will. W.. your f1ctrltous bUsiness name statement W1th the County Clerk. publish once a weett for rour ~s as required t>y law and then flle your proof of pubh· cation with the County Clerk ... Please stop by 10 fife your t1ct1t1ous business statement at the Oa11y Pilot Legal DeparJ- ment 330 West Bav Costa Mesa Ca11rorn1a If you can not stop by please call us at (714) 642-4321 E tttens1on 3 15 01 316 and we will mat..e arrangements for you to riandle this prOC.Ovr• by m<11I If you should have any further Questions please ca ll us and we will be more than glad to asstst you GOOd luck In your , __ r;,ew business1t . .. .. CALL: 642-5678 You c.n now call the Dally Piiot Cl•••lfled Dept. on Saturdllr morning from 8:00to11:30 a.m. to place your Sunday and Monday ada. MN.Dl'An MllC. llNTALS ............... _,,_ ~-'-""' ...... 1 llO ..... , .... _, ~· ..... (_.yl ... ~ s......_ ........ 11 .. c-"-1701 All •u o ' 1'20 -·-.oss _ , ....... -1'2S ..,.., __ ,, .. 0..-110. _,_ m' "-''°'-.0'9 HOUSIS/CONDOS l ... , .. s... 1000 S...-.1-,.. ..._ 2706 ~ .)001 .......... tOtO Sotvrdoy Ol\d Sunday CM Ol Cc•,,..,..... "" ,_ 7tt0 .._,_ 2111 ,........s-.c .. JO()o ..._Gooch e06J c;.....o1 1001 °"'°'_,_ 15'0 v-:iz: 1n1 $cMeio & .....__ >012 IV-I-...-• tC)IO --1006 •-ff• ... /G<•-.,,, APARTMINTS ..... ,. t77• ,, .... . >014 ---I , .. ...-~ -._..,,_..,----'"° ..... ._ _,,,. cro-&•SAUS , ____ 1011 '-~ "'° c;..... .. tten 0.,-... ....... 1140 ' ,_.,_ 1017 •I ......... 1.00 _ _.. 2* :=.T..... ,,., C-..ol 6107 c..-'el 1011 c--101• •I w-lt1$ --2.ol 21U 111111.0Y...i ............. 610. 1011 --· 101• , ___ 2611 --to ••07 ··-WI 701o fl i.<o 10J7 .-TAU ,_ .. _ 2622 1-. .. )0 , .. _ .. _ •117 101• ,_,,..., 10)4 e..-7.,. ,,.._..., .... __ '100 c--611• 5-d/$'• -... ... 7011 • ~-'°'° HOUSIS/CONDOS p...-,.,. lllftOYMINT ,,_. .. SIOJ --. .,. W-:o/f.--~ 1010 ..__ ,1047 111 ... , .. :n Clw .... /Olfn. S.00 ,_ ... ., 61:k ~'°"'~' S.0·-101' ,._ '°"'" o-..i 7101 ,_ ... ...., 7~ f...,io,-o..-, ... >Oii '--'" .... J)Oj .__-~ 6140 1--~ ~= --7106 ...._.,..._ 7...0 f~-HlO s-. SSIO ......._ ............ 6h7 l--...... -..-7107 ........_, __ 2 ... 1 ("'p'°'f~ WOl"lte.d ,,,, ci.i..1-·-U70 .._ ou .. MISC. .._ ....... 10'1 c ...... --2111 -1 ..... o-..i sno l-~ oUI ~.,., ... totb ,.,.. .. lOSS c_.,_ ,.,, l--,_ . l,...._W_ "" l--el)O (*":,.rt •¥ hoo•rt IOU _ ... _ 10.1 , __ 2124 I l--}6.)0 I_ ...... 6U7 __.,. ... s.-.. toll ...__ I~ --7126 l_ ...... 7•n MDCllAlmllSI -.... ~ 0161 -~ 1076 "'-7111 .... ,.. ... 76J} ......,_._ ... , AUTOMOTIVE s..-c--107'. ,_ ....... 11)4 _ .. _ 7667 • ••••••• .. ...._ .010 s-o .... 6tl0 _ .. _ IOIO ...._.,..._ 1140 ...__ 7669 .. ~ .. .011 _,,,. _ __., .. •lt7 •-l-0010 --......... 10.0 ...._.,..._, 1••1 s..c-2676 ...... AL .. _ .017 "'""° s."""' .. '-" tOU s...-.c--, ... -,, .. .,,._c..,...._ 767' ,_. .OU •"'°'w°""""' 9070 S...-.l-lOll l--,. ... -·-7680 ___ ... _ -60U ·-o.--tO>O ,_ IOtO .._-21)0 -.............. , ... ...... Ouu ....... c-.. at.......-.O•• '"""'"' t0)S ~ ....... 21S2 ~c.--2 ... --,_ .011 11.., .-VICI -= -I MISC. I .I . !-.,_ 2tjj S...-.1-r ... ....__.a..: ...... f,.. To 'tev tOn ~ ,._,Cl ....... -~ ,,., ·~ 7690 --__..,,,..,., ... " ll02} ... Cl' .. Y .._ ..... ,-0)0 __. ...... 21 .. I ' J ....,l • ._ .....,._ .oJO 9090 -~ 7176 .....,_ --., ..,., 0100 --c...--7179 -...,r.o•,,-OH.. -· & t...,_ _, 0>00 CLASSIFIED INDEX 1$42-5678 PUBLICATION DEADLINE Monday ........... Sat. 11:30 AM CLASSIFIED OFFICE HOURS The Daily Pelot strives tor efficiency and accuracy TelephOne ServiCe However. occasionally errors do occur Please S9f•tee °''"'~ O••"'l~ COA!I Oally MOtlOAy ! Tl>urSOay .T~ay ........... Mon. 5:30 PM Wednesday .... : T!Als. 5:30 PM 8~~~t;~:lM listen when )ll>ur ad iS read back and check your Saturday 8:00 AM-l l :30 AM ad daily Report errors 1mmed1ately 10 642-5678 Ca• Guode .... ulO P•IOI R~a_ E Slate T ~l>IO<O O~f"I HOf"t4!S"' ~ · FrlOey S"ut08Y Saturoay a Su..aey ..s..odl)' Thur9day.: ........ Wed. 5:30 PM-~ ~""n;r.er~-------''-""'"""'llily.PJ!OL.aecepts oa llabilily ·~·~ror tn Monday-Friday an ad\lert1semenffor which it may be 1esponsible .... ) •moun1 no1 01·0 '"''"'n !)() 01y$ u r911U1red ... n b<! SUl>i@<'I 10 1>u1 nol 1ttn1lecl 10 lklence Chi• oes COMDolleO •• I ... Of ,,,. u1191Jd balancie FROM NORTH ORANGE COUNTY FROM SOUTH ORANGE COUNTY 540-1220 496-6800 Frtday ............. Thurs. 5:30 PM S.turday .•........... Fri. 5:30 PM 8:00 AM-5:00 PM except for the cost of the space actually occupied ...... -~ by the error Credit can only be allowed for the first Sunday ............ Sat. 11:30 AM -_,., insertion -Ila. .,,onln all cotte<:hon costs end any <N IOCI· • ab~tl \Horne y J tees IMI latate Ftr k it leaall lMZlc.ta llni 1024 ,LL lxcU.11 lfOO Ceata •111 z124 lc..11 •111 2144 ltwptrt ltaclt 2169 lt!Jtrl leaclt 2169 jNewrrt l eaelt 2169 -c..a.. I _. ... PIYIHIU 5 UNITS on two R-2 lots, TRADE 1. 2 od R1ver'Zde •3BR twnhouse, N-port 1BR overlooking water-S1200 3Br, 2Ba, RV ac-•H.V. HOMES lmmac Blq CANYON ' · • · r elem. school Lovely 2Br, den, 2'nBa, on exchg f<>< 1 shlfe ol own-Prlncpl1 only, C-21 agt. ' Newport Beach home. I V«Y nice. 322 QgleJtE 8lty. Fp, built-ins. walk-In tennis. All amenities. No vi-. Fireplace. No pets No pets! Lease 8-.9 mos . A "°""* I ershlp. You make the Pat Cobb. 875-2013 548--0217 1980/mo. 647-7540 * clMtJ•r. pool/spa $695 pets. 857-1776 .Versailles Condos. 2 gar· S215!1mo.682-1343 * 59·0079 $1995 SEMI.:::=. NllWOM 6 mthly pymts & -share llHOllW t 1n1111 .. 850-7 6 <>< 432-1166 FURN adorable condo age spaces. $1100/mo ILIFFS COLD Well BANl(eRO ha lee edit A 1 Romantic Spanish -tile •patio. 1 rp · ever)'1h ng there, I 2·5br S900-S5000/mo. agt Avail 1011 $1575/Mo 100% tax benefits. Must -·-EE~ ~,.. .. fp S ood 'l ' 1 1 ' 3BR 2tnBA; garage,~~. 95~2 ~ c~ Wk 3 opell & bright lBR 2,nBA Zlll E'SIDE Condo 2BR 2BA. new & nice. 675-2543 2BR 2BA duplex. Frplc. Marti Ferguson 642-7706 Call 760•8384 Agt apprec. 'You receive ~. . TIW•l lE I 1 -...~BftlJ TOWNHOME 3Br 2'i'iBa Westpark 2+2 a/c w/d' Avail 9126. 642-5496 *IEITALS* __ ...._ __ ._v_. _n_s w/garage huge master . Tlftl llES Ycf. sml compleX. S 1275 lmYDllTY PUI gar, sundeck, 2 blocks 101 _ t-. -.,,.,,.,,-------· E.'lJe\-1 the best. IP8 & tennis ciOse by: -~ments/Houses Fireplace, vaulted celllngs, llA&.1111111-1* 3BR 2'nBA. comm spa, 1011188. 650..0389 w/dln rm-2 car gar .. pool, apt. 2Br 1B1 $875 W-. lalad 1006 bdrm wibalcony pool UL.111--lellfali OeMetFerlilf W81ertrNt ..... IH I beach. $1050/mo. Avail 3BR 3BA beaut. twnhm WEST Newport garage I --ll&ITYI I Call fast s 170 ooo I • YEARLY dbl gar lndry hkup pool · pool & tennis. Corner lot I tennis, view, 2 sun decks, BAYFRONT Condo 2Br L.91 aqR3BAw/1BR 1BAApt. Donald Pfaff, 631:1266 CALLAGENT675·•000 I &spLSotry,nopets. FAIRVIEW Pautarlno area wl prl vacy. Freshly 211/21• $1450/mo.249•8274 '$1850 ...__ 3 car garage 'n block to! Of &42-9797 DUPLEX 3Br 3Ba 2-car,2Bdrm 2'n8a $1070 4Br. 28•. llv room. lam! painted. New carpets. Parking. $1000/mo. • 'PENINSULA Steps to GORGEOlif\iaYfront 8th! bayl S730o0o. By Ownr offltprkng 2d~sfrom MeW18thSt 642 ... 9051 room.dbl:_arageS1250. ~~~~~m~ 1ih~~~~~~-l-800523·4655 871-4912 · '~1ch. Approx 2000sf. ftr penthouM. No better ~ 67S-1466 I I So. Bayfront. No pets.l•EASTSIOE 1BR 1BA 64 3104 ' a y 12BR Cond,o, Newport! PENINSULA YEARLY l ~Bil:fR~~~B I I view anywtlere In town! S1800/mo yrty. 723-067-i • llWfHU lllllTS I ~ It L 2 North Townhouses View I r. rp c. Compare this excelle"nt W-. g81age, W/D hkup. 1 W IC• 141 frpl pool iacuzzi nea; * 1BR 1BA. spacious & patio. Lovely. S2-i00 price with other blyfront Pniuala_ 10071 ...... I Adult. No pets $650/mo. RARE opportunity, excep-r eR COTTAGE ooean Fashion Island & 1r'eeway new. upper. garage. $800 BAVFAONT Condo 2Br. pr()9ertlel. Owner wlll E/SIDE 4BR 3 new BA. Nu ......... 2107 1 Scotti 548-2301 ttonal homes. •3BR~ view lrplc garage deck $1500/mo 760-3058 I •Lg adorable 2BR 2BA, den., dock ft)r so· boat consider trldel 111111 nllT I kit. nu roof, nu FA heat. LI •Ra ...... JtL•a fem. room, dbl gar.. walk. to bch A '11 • 1 ' frplc 2 car gar, w/d. Yearly. $4750 a.a.a.. T 1.....,. T 3B 283 Nulkytts, tile, oek firs. Lg WELL fu0rnfshe~ 2Brt * · _ .. • nw.1 $1475/mo. •3BR 2BA s 1175 utl lnci _.9~~36~~w *ILIFFS VIEW* 1-gre1i toe. lg patio, s12001 LINDA ISLE 2 story 5Br. -, r t .,...x. WO-r. . lo\, trees. pp 646-8473 ~condo. n the sand. Frpl. fenced yd, i~r~ener, ~le W!!Of'· $1425{mo. £nd Uoll :1Ba2'hBA 1!l_OO• VI' I • n•TALS boll dock. $10.000 -liiiiiiiliiiii~-, ~=ai.~.oOO -LUI• YIU.Ill-S'160~~8~44~:392no~.I f1r75i.:~~. s:a~936 DAVE WHITE 545-5478 I ~RT~BLAGBUNA guest sf. •II newly redeco~ated. lo-wl W-f .......... -.. ... 1 ... • . I W•tlide 3BR 1BA + fam-1 se. r 1 a. garage. like new home Pool. I ULTlll 111 HOO I Seller must Mii lhts weel<l 1 OCEANFRONT APT, 2BR 3BR 2eA House w/frplc. I rm 1 r r No 1• ocean view $850. Curt Spectlcular Jiew! Vac • I Bought another home. 2BA. $1200 mo _ wntr. fenced yard. Clean. 2533 ~s incl cagrnd~a AT,011 721-5225/W <i97-7457/H I $2200 mo. B 7~0-7432 llYFlllT I •IAl• YW ••S -- •Raa.·TI-<ilk, 2'n8a + custom_spa. Open. Sal 10.:3. 600. F ctttem S-1200/mo Nol ..... · · . · 1 __ _ usb baytront condo in full -.--nw Oeslreable Plan C. Below Oceanfront 3C. 786-1906 Of •• • f 1950/mo. 752-288;1 ~ I ': 1 2152 •ILIFFS Yi••*. ucurlty bldg wit h lmmac 3Br/2B1, fam rm, DRAMA. ctlarm. style... I market . PETS. * 98-8500 'I •---L 2140 1-~ ".!at 3B 2'nB I f/ 2Bdrms and 2 Baths pv1 pool. spa, grdnr. Lse ttnhomehultalllThe CINDY 0 SHAW BROKERI Pll•IEITIL •BEAUTIFUL park. nlte., •••·-• RHTVtEW 3Br 2Ba r,s2000 ~6~g~;11 P·t New carpeting Only S18951Mo551·1900Agt. ~.!.'!. flowlllvl lntodadni ~x-.. AT THE BEACH .. 2ar' 1"760-8332* Great PenlnMil• Pt. lo-I eunMt, & OCMn vu. 3Br 1U GtoJ;:etl28r,1'.4Q1, HOUM. Frptc. air, micro, I $1800permo. UllUYFlllT•SE --w ng an n ng I catiof)I Close to bctl & 2'n88 condo w/d pool Clean 2 tty condo, gar-comm pool S1375 Incl •BRAND New lul(ury llllll IULn .,.~,,hie'!__, lh018r9Th2 :~z c~~g ~;o vuc:ri ••-rt ·---L 1-1 channel. Thi• home o!fers epa. $1200/Mo 63 t-11531 age. comm pool, tennis. gardener . .-99.2019 townhome In guard gatedi 11• ··-I w;~~~ ~':r :~':1~~a::i stor-n ·-g · e · · '!!:::' -• -I 4BR wl good size hvlng I S900/mo. 89•·38-i6 S.. Island. 2BR .; Den, •·-- knct1en i1 opell to the din· 997-4382 <>< 838-309-i ~ ·--·* 1 rm & bit-in outside-&BQ. • IBLIW .U · · l=ltaclt Zlll!I $2700/mo: 720-9422 --------LIDO ISt.:E · Ing room, enhancing the Ii:::=:•-' .. l0Z2 * ~re $1500/mo. The PruOen· College Park 3BR 2BA dbl ••BR 2BA. Great areal v • UYllME Ollll 4BR 2'hBA. FR/DR. large frlenc:lly, informal am--tn r 4BR '2 ~BA, $265,000. tlal 71-i Realty 760..07. 1-i frJ)lc open kitchen ·cul· t FrplC. trg y<:ls. lrg country ~§IVE GUARD• •Clean BEACHhouse 3Br 3B 3B dbl N patio. 45' lot. St to St. Lie blenea._ The downstairs CXT.XLINX & Ly v~ 4Br Lovely home <>< great f<>< a:-:::: "4i'-.-~.,"'2..'.Av•ll 1-kl1ctl w/ceramlc tile flrs.. *GATED COMMUNITY• 1Ba. 90rt. to sand!I Frplc, S ~9~ ..,::~5.~.l;,15· I J2J50 613-7767 1'yl now lM9t• IUlt• I• 9Qmple1e-2'Mta. tam room. lrplcl. lnvestorsJ 8"1.RB.ARA • .,.... W ... · a1-. 1011 11400/mo Donald. wld hkups, wtr slnr. auto • • lllYH lndry, utlls pd. S f19_5"/mo -=--=-:~:'.::-::~~=----l-liiiiiiijjai;riiii"iw~ ly eeparate from the up-\k:er gar. Llfge view tot. H.B. Dowd Rltr 64-i..0195 2eR 18X trPiC garage 842-9797 . I sprinklers' In frnt, Malibu BEAUTIFUL 2BR 2BA *'1117/1 /89 646-1213• . UYSll E oan BWNITmUOE stalrl bCSrm. an Ideal ar-Spa. 1749,900. 1214 •MY Big Canyon Hau1e w/d. stoY.. frid0e. s·1115 Ines, new pll~t In/out. w/QOlf course VIEW. Also FURN.--2Br 1Ba 111 1BR & den, 2B1 2-sty exec 3BR/21,\BA, condo, gar· .• rangement for 1 teen· Starbo81d. 760-0630 or • 48r, lam rm, nu kit. ho~"'" 71_. Orctlld. Open Sat. Grdnr/water. pd. No pets. 181' avail. Frplc, wet bar, 4eth St: $850--38r townhome. ·FP. _, bar. $1050/mo. 645-9219 ~· ~· dr::'~tl-• 640-5500 lot, quiet cut c.1 12...-Or CALL 548-2625 11500/mo. * 968•3284 micro. WID hkups, 2 car 2B• 911 E. Balboa wld, 2-car gar, gated NEWPORT Terrace 2Br -·~oom ..,.. ~1! hO,;~ .. ••In S949K. 759·'1 9 2BR OupleX', new remodel., 3SR House. 2-ear gar. lg gar w/xtra storage. cen-S1150--Bach Ytbtk to comm, pool & spa on the 2Ba quiet end unit. Frplc. Ing 1 1 g 11 1 2BR 2,~BA home Steps 10 BY owner· Ver •111-esl Frplc yd lndry blk to l•llTll...... tam rm. frplc. No pets. tral air. All malnt Incl. bctl. Utll ·P<1 .. 1 person I bay. Walk to Balboa Isl pv1 patio, gar. carport spec a s2:9~8cx,~men · beech. Lg 1ami1y rm a condo, 1eR. Gated sec. ocean. 3(,. Iris.' $1275. ..Waterfalls & Str .. ms" Garden« Incl. S1200/mo Sorry, no pets. 64-i-0509 S550 9mo lse 523-7469 $2200/mo * 240-1752 $1000/mo 1t <i99·5-i85 ~•1• ~~-~~~~~~~~·~~1 1 1 ~~-~~·~~~~ j ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~,~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Owner 1nxl o11sl May •, area. S1 19,000 673-8«3 ! I FILLY .. 1111111 hkup pool l•c gar 4BR 1¥.BA, 2-car gar. C.E~F.F.LKJN c.ny. Charlie Cruz. Agt OCEAN VIEWS I wt~.SlsO/mo.'+sec .. Near ~hool.park,shOp-OUR FAMOUS .I!!!: Cl ~II'\:'-.\ 81-1·1558 Of 361-2791 fllll.lll Corona Highlands. No'*'· 0.llld 549·2-«7 ping &fwy. S1300/mo Incl liiill lit: \LTORS-WANT OLDE CdM ~op· ~NW 1 a Bedroom. family Jm, CLEAN 28' 1Ba duplex. grdnr & w/d. 526· 1188 erty. cuti <>< cuti to your Superbly decorated oceant pool, moye-ln & relax. 1725. Gar, sml yard. no BEAUTIFUL executive loen, ··t~~r• ok, View condo In popular $2500/mo. pets. 1954 .. A" Meyer. ~&. 2Ba 3-car garage, 1 .. 1 -• net to you Agt 673-5599 VIiia Balbo_ a with over I * * * * * Credit c:Mck. 549-3484 ml bUCh. Quiet area . .,..,_ . Harbor View Hiiis. beautl·1 S1-i50/mo 843..0433 COSTA MESA YllW 2.000 sq. ft.I Format din-fully remomodeled • Completely remodeled i · ComPietely renovated 3 BREATHTAKING Ing rm, family rm . 3 .Bedroom, den. 2'nBA, 2 3BR 2BA +family rm °'I BRKHurstlADAMS , <iBr, Bedroom, 2 Bath withl SUNSETS 2Bdrms and 2 full baths. car garage. exceptional • 4th bdrm. O/W, WI O, fam rm, F/P, 2~81. meny quality futures: tn.-HARBOR VIEW HILLS A showplace prioed to I qua 111 y In & o. u t . j fnod yard, 2 car garage. gated boat/RV access, IUlated walll and ceil·t Slngte leYel home "Sand-Mii 11 S334.000. $3500/mo. no pets plNM $1275 mo. I ale. walk to Or. Hawes tngs, lkytights, ceramic' piper". Call Rochelle 673 4400 f f~1 • JI Ji 151·2523 <>< 751-2787 Sch & part!. S1650/mo country kl1chen and · '1iJ . .J.,, ,1. INST ANT IN 3BR 2 ~BA. I tllecoumersanct ftoofs in j Llu.S775.71-i ' • frl(),IJllrt<W t-I Ull "I , I ALLSTARBRK962-1085 2 b9lha. New llvi"" rm with I -~·-' ~ I ··T'U7,,..'llU'.> 1 frp6c, backyard, dbl gar, lnlM 144 ··• The r-r--•~-\• ape, all xtru. Pet ok. --------·1 ftreptace and high beam! 714 MALTY · 6"/.]-8"9~ 1 11245/mo Me-6541 •A8rlctlo San Joaqulnt · ~ ~~-::; :~~: '714)11M714 JU7 l Ctn;ltwy., ~ LAG 3Br 1'~88 house wl 12~ ::rs~~:'.T ~~ 1225,000. Call Betty • • • ., ... ~.,..,.,tico•,•·• l •ct-~ioue 3Br 2B1 iew l frp6c, wood oeck patio &I citizen c:.n1er. Frldga. Payne. ,.__,._ ... 11.... --k v "' b8dt yd+ gar. pet ok Aduns. No pets S1300mo •••-1...a .,_. -· dee 1• bit-ins. gar+,!· I 000/mo &42-5937 •32 M<><en• 840-7210• I~ 1·-1~ co;;; 41M 2BX i;o;;;;1 =ra11 ,.. ... i :::%!,1.7~{.~~·5-~n:} . . 1' m l ::~~r~ &C=•~' ...... ......., 1"CHARMING 3BR 2BA :'':'~'* ~ "c:;>'~ng~ eo&BtE ROBINSON I :'1~.0;~ic. ~1:ar gr::;:' IMJ Piiat •balves/entertalnment HARBOR REAL TV pvt patio. Great locatlon.1 cent.r &. Fr9'\ct1 doors. 1 Qttlce 613·.UOO Avl fOT10. $1300/mo. REALTY WORLD , I IU7 ,000. A llyson Resldenoe 720-9<409 Sorry.no pets.. 760-3678 NEWPORT BEACH · 540·1355: 7~1-06e9 Agt UDO ISLE ;'•TOWNHOUSE 2Bdrm.l '911 a.n.fl lltr IN a gr .. 1 locallon, quiet 288 den dbl garage I ~~~~~~~~~ EASTSIDE Laurel Point · tree llned street just eundeck 'pool tennis' _ I TownhOute, 2BR/2~BA, I stpea to bayfront beech.• 11800/~o. e13:73e2 · pool. apa;red*<>Od deck. Two story• bdrm home1 t . ~ I 184,900 By ownet. 2520 I with family room, formal' 38' 2B1 house. w/d hkupa, Popl.r Ln. 54l-ot:MI dining. lmall office & roof 3 blocks 10 beach. Avell ---------~1• --------deck with panoram~c 10/1. S1005/Mo. +dep. I ,,.._, CALl:'NOW-875-Mll I 131-1400 ....... $7•5,ooo JASMINE Creek 3BR. .... ,.., ..... ~.12550 j-. ~Ml HI H0"'1 frplc. family rm, sp•., REAL ESTATE !JASMINE Creek 3BR. fumWled.12750 I ape Cod 2 story. 2 Bdrm with n I REAL roRS FABULOUS New contem- lt hen d d k d porary, 2BA 3BA condo, c , en. sun ec . an sunn I VILLA Balboa penlhse. PaiiorllNc vtewa OCW'I & lo ... plus 2 Bdrm S 1000/mo. in co 2+e1en, pro dee. aec gate. tlarbOr.13500 It. 1570,000 comm pools. Wltl to bctl. Wll1rtr .......... lll llll 1211.eooa..2-2134A9f 1 ... ,_111•1- 1:~!!!~~!!!!!!!!!!!~!!!!!~~ , .... AM CUii 28A 1BA Ouptex, I iii ~~~ llM newcrpt,gerage,frptc.tg j Htiiii t1llere I ~~=7~~1 Stfl Y .. p,.,,,.yt r Cal ClenlfW, '42-5671 for informat ion & surprisingly low cost. Ola.... Hw. Men, LOVIL Y HCluded f l hhe. 13HK. 2oa11 ._.oom condo. Pool. I C,.,,.. It. 751-1112 epe, private batcony. l I AWlll now. 17 .. 5511 AGf ,.,..... --MOr'*'i ~ Ad ' .... OdM ....... ~. IFtw. monl'9 ,_ 2 Mory , .............. 28t., towl.-.... 29A 2•..eA .... __. "*· frplc, !Heutlfully uetr•ded ~-=·. I ~ lot. 1201,IOO, 1 I Cell JOAN CANAON.·&il &ii If ......,..1 • • ,.,. porery .. heA ... . I &.Gel Of Mane. .... ,..., ..... , llOOO/mo . . , ... I R&'M*'' . . Three Part Harmony ontf'I OOOD,,_., ,_.JI.:' a.n~'"'"'"'°"uoe o••• a.id IO. 0UW COUT DM.Y N.OT, ANder Meil. Depe.111f, Bal~. Niles Mt .• ~. ,. .. DIMESJ\~LJNE NAME . ADDRESS CITY AMOUNT ENCLOSED UNU I. 2. ). ... 5. -- HAS RETURNED! Back by popular dt>mand. D1mt>s-A·L111t' will run Friday. Satur· day and Sunday ·~ Its own clarnftca11on •n tl'lt' C?a.ts1f1ed Ads Slnct' tl11s ts a spt>c1al oftt>r. Wt' navt> a Thursday noon dt>adhnt> and ask prt>paymt>nt for au ads Tn1s ts opt>n to all pr11.+.1tt' party advt>rt1st>rs tor mt>rcnand1st' not ovt>r s I SO fprict> must bt' 11.stt'd In adJ and no abbrt>v1ations will bt> acct>ptt>d. All ads will ""' Friday. Saturday and Sunday. Tht>rt' is a S·ltnt> minimum at 20C pt>r lfnt> So your low cost Dfmes·A·Une ad Is only .•• • Sl.00. D EADLINE: Tl'luuday noon PRtCE: S-·ltnt' m1nmrum • 3 days • 2oa pt>r 11nt> = S3 00 ·' All ads art' p~t>pa1d by convng 1nro. tht' Da1ty Pt/or to plact> your ad or ust> tht' coupon IJt'low • Prtv!'tt' party" ~1cnilr:1d•St" · only ·aas N o com· mt>rCtal ads pets llvt>stl')Ck product> or plants • Each ltt'm must bt' priced 1n tl'lt' ad w ith no llt>ms ovt>r SISO ' j _MAIL TO: Olmes·A·llne oaifY'r1101 --- 330 Wen Bily Strt"el. Costc11 Mt>s<.1 C.A 92626 Oot1fy Prior hours • Mond~y·fnday 8_00 AM to ~ 00 PM PHONE .. STATE ZIP OATES ro RUN UM 9dd1t1ona1 paper 11 need9d • .. , .. .. , Orange Coast DAILY PILOT/Wednesday, September 21, 1988 lm6i ......... -.. ... 1 ... 1-.1t.,111l•11 PHIHal1 C.ta.... MM I Cnt1 ••11 1124 C.ta .... 2124 lt!plrt leecli Ziii ltat1h tt Sh rt hliu11/otHce Int li•tadla 3111 S.pltp.,.t IOI l~ES 38t, 111'1 .uu... £'SIDI lrg 28r 1 Ba Sperkl~ C*'1 2Bdrm 3• 2be Frple w/d Furn 2724 :J'lll EXC~l'TION.Al 'TLC t>v •2111111•/ , -::..."om •LA"6E CLEAN 1BR• Come ... ~ dlfferenc. towMouMw/patio &gar 1'48a 740 An u111s Pel or unfurn Steps to c M rC>C>mMate n::a:; to 704/lli8s'I &sta besa ~ond ~~_Y .. l~!'!_..H~: • llllllL ... •II /tno, avail now. atowe, trig, n-pett Yrly Beautiful 28R apt• Pool 213 Catwlllo 759-3031 1MO Wallace 6'2-4905 11reet pning 9mo• pou· cation A vail Oct 1 ate, prol olf.oes From e..cn & Elli• Momlngt 3.0 hour9 oer dlly for l5t nos 1•'9Pt 10 ~ 1 ~ conplllrwty remodeled ,,.._ pntlcrptlttr. t?IG-'"'· 98' Sony no pets 9Mdl Ocewl Yl4IVf Ott tnare 2BA 9'>1 Gr .. t 10-Nr 405 & Harb<>< GrnCI fir -.. • ........,, ,..,., .. ·--•••••• _.-i •• 1116 720-303SC1 17001mo 673-0072 rec room, laundry room E·SIDE emall 18r Cot1aoe lut. •--...L --.aa lb'e yeerty 11300/Mo l 1375tmo-utll 722·7543 8SC tit 494-080214429 or Ml1Y PM'•· Mon tnrul de)'I needed t>y Hunt· T SHORES* 8ecN1of ~t f\irntsned ~ tor IM&ant mow-, t/p, encl patio Ho P9tsl -_... 17>-0211 IM'le ~ Fri One Intent only Musi inglon 8eactl City Scf\OOI 'Lrg family a hi/• Nr bMctl No garege Int Only IMO to 1650/mo $510fmo"'" l6IO MC dep uaw IRfiowi 18r lhor1 &st CM lwnllM respon-'It MONTH FREI! MNT ' deltll9r & plCk UC> C:Tnld l*trld. """* lak• Md rm. On the canal New .......... nltmtlr $550/mo .. + l200 OFF MOVE·IN 117 E 2111 &45-7234 walk lo l>cfl All uhls Pel ait>'e Male .,.,dry •n¢kl NB Prime olc/ttiop lo-841...4237 peee l)'otlciency exam .. y t ..... 'V au-.APTS "75tmo. de() 201c111• Milm ..... trll. S«-25/mo • '"'u111s cation t062st on,str .. 1 well• t>lllnguei written f:.'6~'..e .. r y • tsl & last 1173•5489 630 w Wiison • l.AAGE 38R 28A UPI* cego H~-4954 •WITH IOAT SLIPS• &42-9008-N 957-6242-0 2 tloof• 1 Pou101e ltv•· WANTED Glf'I ()( woman ....... Salaly $7.289 10 -BAY FRONTAGE-Pier TSL MGMT garage }Mer OCC llYFlllT ovet Of al business ' for II llouHwork 3 19.0&3 per llOUf' Apply iiiiiiiiiiii..-na I pkg, 2Br $1100 I Br 722•9012 or 842•1eo3 11040rC Vei.nci• $875 •111/IU llll ' F:" roor;:~t~:'~ C~st• 3336 Via Lido 675-9289 hrs/day flew 5-6 dyt/wk 20451 Cralmer Lane. II.I··-·· h50-S750 utt pCI 303 E Sorry No Pals! mo Ho pelt S.S.7983 2 yr Old ept ava11 Oct 2~'!.c APtlC w/~~y VIEW 12-::.1305 751-02':2 UNIQUE N9Wl)Of'1 ottic. 15/l'lr C,M 72:1-1892 ::,,B ~~2~hne L &42-3850 Bkr 11 Edgewater 871 "2866 , ... UW.S lst, encl gar .. 1-spau r 'm ro. w garage Oy/882·1623 Ev space avail overtOOt\ing la=t SSlO. • NEW deco<. lBr S650, 1 .. 111 llTTlll patlO. lncd yard. 11011e & lovely pvt l>Cll S 1900 & Al IUllA&I ~N view condo, 2Br blll 10 bay/bell Stove W/D hkups c•rl>Ofl No Jog to 1>9Kll 2BR 2BA di.,., nr grade sel\oot no •~LSO• LIDO ISLE BAYFRONT sntpy1rd c:llannel SO * . 12-*'*'* ..... l a, den, lrplc, lam rm. 2 refr"' mini blinds lndru' patt $850i mo 722•62941 llreplace, pallo, 1BR pall (71 .. ) 968-9174 1Bdrms starling el $1025 1750/mo Lg & t>eaultlul ocean view Approx 675 PER HOUR Generel office. xlnt pllone , pool, gated comm 102e· B 8 • , · I wlloft, 111aw, lacun1 •Boat Sltps E111ra• Shr w/prof fem Lynre sq 11 Shower, bathtm UlllYATillllT 1klll• a must C\Jatomer 11100 *' 11191723-9099 •Y· 73-2536 $525.,. dep. 1BR mobile From 1950 Ulll1 pd LG Dh1 2Br 2 loft, 2\\Ba 2 Sorry, no pals 780-5000 Of 675-0555 SS· 21101 25/dmo67" ':!n851nsula Gr .. 1 jOb·EZ hours !lei.-relallons, tiling. hglll SMALL Studio Sepl·July home. Secure. Meture 131-8107 or 855-0&e5 f/p, skyHgllt, w/d appro,. IALL lH-1111 LOVELY 2BR 2BA New-pyar • ~..,,., Ible schedule Wiii train typing, data entry. idnt lout ,.BR 31-iBA, lam Private "-•ch Utili pd aelults. No pets. 1991 1 240011 nr HUnt. Harbour ,.__ i l p t b B ~eflts S6 so nr Friend di rm lrplc bonus rm ""' e 6 8373 $1450. (2131860-9513 port Beach Female non· --•ere I ,.,., J on lo ase • COJl'I· -n • • • W/0, 1 person, $600/mo I Newpon Ivel. M • .....,, ... JU 1U smoker Pool W1 D 2771 mission Must oe neat & ly growing oornpany tlo, grndr. assoc pool&. N/lmkr pret'd 675-3063 'LG Dix 38r 2Ba 1 Jolt l/p W/d hkups, ~ar~e. patio. • .. 50 1u1e2536 Kar'"--tonable New oll1ce Liddy or Teresa 646· .. 96 nnl• S2200/mo _._ , -_.,. .,,. ........ l 327 or 720·7852 I YRLY Charming BAYFRT ~.liB.All I w/d hkup, nr Hunt Har-$1185tmo all 50·2493 •RETAIL SPACE* toeatlon Harbor Blvd Cl«i<:al 2BR 2BA. s2000/mo Pvt ~ bour St 150 mo 1BR OCEANFRONT wnall lBR MALE rmmt lor ou1at NB A.ppro>t 1200 Sii, xlnr toe CM Call btwn 2·8Pm & We iee4 JH lMIJ lllfFl IU 2\.iU bch utile pd W/O, prkg S550 (2131860-9513 yearly, pen1ally furn Bay-Mw home -~arage ll9ar Newpon City Hall Uk for Jan 7.5.5-1155 1g greenbelt. s1aoo n/stmlr pref'CI 675-3063 APUTmlTS SPACIOUS anG-CLEAN. lm-1! patio, ut•llhes paid " P0c:,'......'2~ mo ~:::7 .. 3•5,.3~--.. lease ID SEllYICES fer ~~IC mo Submit -on pets • I lb 2122 Sparkling clHn. lerge 28r-2Ba $770/mo $6e5hno 650-1858 .._ -..,.._.. Dys/Eves 720-1704 Bkr IHI t r Garden apll Beaut1f\Jlly 1Br-·18a $595/mo 'At MONTH FREE RENT M/F profesSIOflel snr Qutet Newport B l vd C M MESSEll!ER .. BR P••BA, 2 car 28Rd8X front apt trpl, landscaped grounds Close 10 beacll. no pelt 38r 2',Ba on 1ri. bay clean 3BR Costa Mesa 20oaos1 7141559 4999 • Gal .. small pelio 112 •4331ns,S875yrly Pool&spe,patio•l dec:ks, llW •969-9243• Conv loc Lgdecll aupet llome Ca1 ~ $325 • • Raspon 11ore Sl!lf-• Sw1tcilt>oard Operator for •oan processing dec>t TemPQrary 10 Pennanerw i4th St Sl&SO/mo yrly Open SAT 9am-12 noon garege or carpon Sorry SUPER 2Br 28a In •·pix V1ftr Yr Isa $2395/mo utlls David 6411-2722 Wa1tri1l 2711 rnotrvet.O 1n<11v1oua1 IC>f Avl now. 213·597-4704 BEAUTIFUL Studio AP1 no ~~room 5670 IVllLlllE 8u1IHns. llkups encl gar 3336 Vla Udo 675-9289 NB 28r 1 18a ap1 Fem 2500 sf wi1n front on.ce Plcit~P •nd oe ~> 0' I llO 4 blk $795/Mo S750Clep ... _ _...__ ... _ _._Ht non-smk & non-or1r11:e1 Lg drive-in door 60( st newspaper adveri•sing WITDFlllT ta. 211 w P• •to oceal" 2BClrm l'l•Ba $795 HOW BIG IS IJ7 "~o ... ~o -__..,__ -" S380tmo .Ava1 10 1 629 T w CM mater1al1 Fu1 ·•·me T_,.,. ~ Non-smoker S5751Mo 2BClrm 2Ba S8SO • .,. ... ._4 No pets 3Br 2Ba t>eaulllully lurn 2 em'l•nai ay Fri (9arn-6om1 Par1 11mt-~~.,:i111~t i-.< PA"!i 759·9143 or380-7038 2211HllllllWIY H Lllau leecla 2'41 garages •&.-0-4784• ~2·1047 dy540..9352ev6'6-068t Sat & Mo" EAteHer• oppo<1un1ty S7 25tnour to stan 1011. $1500 673-3722 NEW DECOR 2Br w/gar, COSTA MESA UGE!! fA ViEW APT, parking & STEPS to t>eaen' Spac1®S NB Oceanfront nome luian1 I Fiaaaci1l company t>enefiis Aoo•' A I ' L qulet·W 18th-Open Fri •••ff•t g··~ $900/mo • sec 2 & 3Br 2Ba Fl p turn great location Prot Maie I la in person at • N111ooa1 tum 1n Irvine requires Secretary w11n Word Processing NBI experlenC8 a plus Long-term assignment $10 25 nour to start ••• •• ...... 9/23 Call lor Appl --& SQ n ~aLORE .. I pralerreel Call for Oeta IS II "' DAILY PILOT 114 t6191753-0719~ CALL 494•8685 $875-Up 21311162·7577 aaitan 1;m 330 W Ba .. St 2 • 105 ec:sar Way No pets garages w inter rent• 646-5797 = · ..a.a -!"!'!'!''!'P!~...,.!"-~-oc &a'---f:-a... I ••111 •• I• ··Ts Fem shr Nwpt SNS 3BR • EANFRONT 1Br duplx 1JWC9L ~ .... •&•• .... • .. L 2669 Spotless 1Br lurn1sl'led 1 S100. -POTENTIAL Cos1a Mesa Across trom gotl oourse lrplc, gorage. pvt street, •NewGECl/w Stove & ..,.,, IC• otk to t>ch winter rental =~S.&~a~m .. 11 esnv~~~~~ Vending Roule/loca1 ARTISTIC1'LLV inchnec Santa Ana Hgts. yearly non amkr quiet $1100 ap••T11EITS Microwave 1-~ROO S650/mo Couplet only 845_5806 811 7pm New Basketoau Ga"'e worll .,. po-.t:'• ,001 $1050/mo 675·5446 Imo No pets 673-7787 -•NewWhtle Carpet & 1-28r-S850 650-6039/E 2131977-64 18 machine Gr eat Lo· Need long ter,,., 1,.,010~ • CC>f POrate ott1ces m Irvine need 2 •• tL Ct11t lllttro On beacll 2BR 2BA, lg l~~ge allttraclive AplS in a CDfapes 3 F 1·1Br·-S700 WIS 0 FF-•-QUIET clean resc; F cations Pos~tble gross ~I Cell 557.7539 • .,.,aut ul garden selling • IOM IO wys 1-2Br···S895 T LI --30·40 n-smllr 10 stir tyrn eacll maclltne 5600· --2116 deck, lrplc, tam rm pvt Pools. garages No pets (405,55,73)and South On 28th Street 2BR/2BA. DR. Frplc 2Br, 2Ba Prom Pt $5SO $1000 weellly Call Jae~ WEMalY WORUll e .. penenced Data Entry operators for 1ong.1erm ass1gnmen1 Starting salary '!l'!"~l!'!"'!~!"T'~,..,ii~~ p,ate, dbl gar S20l5tmo 1 Beelroom S6,.0 Coast Plaza Please oall 498-,.328 Carpor1, pool Adults No Allison 675·620• 1-800-~6-0645 llglll euembl~ work. L N 1 Al N ncl utll 2'3·928· 1844 2Bdrm 1Ba $750 •Large POOl & Oeck Area pets. $950/Mo 644-4402 Apply 1n person Arrow S7 00/hour Adult, quiet. gated tract. 714-675-7764 ·t011YIOIH •lnd111lduallyControlled *2111•Sll0* -ROOMATEwanteo beaut IJllAUY Mlg tnc 1365 logan CM N.olPlua $640wlmost SPACIOUS 2Br l Ba up, COSTA MESA EntryAlermSystems Frig. dlsllwasrier, stove SaaCltantt 2176 twnnse NB $500 mo Process phone orders. We navea var1etyo1open- utll. 775-2580. 641· 1406 stairs. pvt ent on stde-Si 142.lllO •Ceble TV Available in~I No pets 545.-4855 1AA nHr General Hosp•-utlls Xlnt toe Call M11<e People call you AmlTIDI 1ngs Cell today Vault cetl, lrplc, n-smllg •New laundry Fac11111es tal New carpets & 950.4735 avaJI 10· 1 549-8744 X·L·1 8am-2pm STllEITS! S975mo Ava11 Oct 1 3Br 2Ba. Garage. w/d •Covered Parking * 1 .. • llOO* Cl tew patio 111 ROOM dbl E 887 155SCI 759-0240e llkup, patio, no-pets •Private Balcony to Siirlg._ C111hwas11er. stove ~7~1 '543 7375 in mocuietiome ATTN ntrepeneurs. Sparu mm<1ec:11nd1111ouals. ...-----=-l; $925. MtnageG. al 181 Del Garelens In~ No pets 545-4855 P "1° • on 1119 bey fully turn -aii Enlr~< Development part t1ma worll S' Hr 26M Cnt1 ••11 ~'24 ••-.Ant: ... "'•"-"~55 •c,_,,antAtmoshpet• OCEAN v..,_ immaculate• ~2r:.:1ies 67!t~tc:.,he00n pnv Cou<se. OCTOBER 2J plus Cati 645-5760 ---------,.._,.... " .,..,..._ .... _ •fAST-BLUF T.wnnae • B B -~d1'\0 -...l Dttne)'le.nd ~otel ~e ---"'---lBR PGlry fUTn Xpt L" LARGE 38At2BA apt 25 B"' .. ND ft~ 3Br-2' 1Ba •S0try No Pets , An 3BR 2BA 2 1t9acidUt 2 r 1 a tripl4tk $45 & S95 am1n11 (l14) 112-1111 lllA ,. ,,,,. ·--Fl• Siii ....,1 car gar Cleek lndr'j gar wtk to Sllr Nwpt Ben 3BR ouptex dectl. 1 blk to Spo Bay d0owncsti5irs gar near apts_ Atlached dbl gar 2881 <>-··St.Corner 01 No pets $1025tmo yr lse P.., 5850 492•1699 walk 10 l>Cn lem pref d Entrepenuer Tra1" ro •T11EITSI, $850. 3-8 mos rot mat C -825-$600 sec S10S01Mo -sec. Micro .....,. 6'4· 1010. 8-5 Mon·Frt 1420 S 00 ACll<ltemy F(I{ ,._.,at O<' • person. Refs_ 675-1360 no pats 969-3737 ..... t /Cl Ilk .... BrlttOf. Costa Mesa Statli Ctaat ••tr• 9 Imo -1 oep Avl Call 714 724-9490 s e .. 11ce stat•on wor1<e• ,.. -11--P•• pa IOS, w u,... 11•1•••-124• l"ISS n• IUCI 126 573.501.c --.,_ g ••·CIOOr opnrs 2 110 ,. -,. --•it ---oocu••E..,T Pr~-· ng Dart time S8 Hr DIUS Call FIT PIT Benefits 250 '"' 38R 2BA lower Unit Gar-...., STEPS TO BEACH NB 2Br '"" ~ "'"''~ Tllurln St, CM Agt MESA VERDE 2BFI IBA ege WID hkup Yard WOODSIDE VIII. lrg AIC apt -partung see11s prof DESKTOP PuOl1sr "0 ---6.45-5760 Ogle St C.M 650-8'63 850•5116 Open dally upper Quiet cut de sac """'xt to park $1 175/mo 2Br 2Ba. sec, balCOny M S3SO mo UltlS lnlC: ueellent proltt POlent•a •FOOD SERVER •• I -• n /PT 12-7 or Weekends 11-6 S700 -last •deposit ~...... 4409 RIVER stove 2-car prlr.ng """" 642-7266 Full company tra ""'g ~ •HOST HOSTESS ~ .. UI IKM" S S E BR, /0 ~"• 1936 751 9483 """' •••p"""". 1"'"'9 1.na~,...,. •COCKT .. ll W .. IT"'ESS Da)'t SShr Ruoino s EA T ID 1 1BA w ...... . . TSL MGMT 642-1603 spa, storage 840-2510 -...... vv ·~ .. ,, ... ... ..., /Joe's Place 786-9169 .. k p ~ew c pt & paint WANTED Femaie Rnm1 10 MIOfnnraptucs Ne1wo•• Da-onlw 1660 Oo"e WllTtl IEllTIL 1 BDRM with yard. garage 2bdrm, 1batll, garage Neer C o ste Mesa parki ng S10751mo Courtyerds No pets Available now 673·4999 _ss_1_s_1m_o_646-_ 1105 818/888-505215059 " u •· r · Nwpt across tlle sw•a1 •• ..., ,. ' enc1 ., • No~s """ WJIJlltftllL.1-"*lf-"!-::'::"~==~~;..., S!'.!ar1 3Br..ADL S3z5,Mo cn•1sAA.ss1s1 -SI ..a ~~ MllTDSlt!Sntn -.,ii~rmrwm'77rimr1'1'1'!r-~~~~...i.::"':-:::~""'"""--7.1F-.~;:--:;.&.y~ 2BA. fiplc new cipt &-....... Y ·"1h1~s pa e1 .. va 1 "-•1 1 1 752 2"-""' P ease. mo paint $625/mo 1665 •RENTALS• IMi Z7M ,--· "' ~ J ,. ' I llfSS FHCES SALI -.-o• app • ~ Sales exp helplul. bUl not 857-2523 or 751-2787 lrvlne Ave ,.6 720•9422 3BR 2BA yearly $ 1275 im.meeliately 675-9020 Elltremely protnaole iocal nee Xlnt Co benefits Hr-Oldl4rHl.1. •EASTSIDE tBRAPT• 3BR2BAOcnltwn1tSl5SO IALlllPlmSIU Cu11t1 1.-r leat vending route Wor"onty Apply tn person 01 call LOWER LEVEL 2Br, 2Ba 1Ba. no pats $650/mo U llls pd. No pets IPIOlllS 21a 111 3BR 2BA Wlrller $1000 • unfurn BR. •II emmeos 2740 2-~ llours per "'eek. No IALIOA IAY S.2-3908 Mam Photo Wint~ $1350/mo 1650 dep 631-6 155 S5501Mo -$300 &ec Walk to ~ops No pets VIP PROPER'TIES ' S325 Call eves 675·5740 Millng Fantastte: returns ~ 827 S Main 111-1111 •••EU PllH•• •544-2140• $700/mo ~2·0736 875-22j2 ' FEM. rent ~ol1abl~ H • cosTX MESA GARAGE Call now ClUI _s_an_•a_,A=-n=-·=...,..,---- WINTER RENTAL A smell, QUltlt c:omptex EASTSl(}E 'lBR 1BA SPACIOUS E'S1de 2Br l .. Ml21&Tll cllangelor llte ass1sta"'e SEc0~R~oT?2~A~i5mo 1(305>475-79~4 OIBIEI 1557 Miramar. PENN PT 2BR 2BA "like new· w/garage. downstairs. l Ba N....., decor, lndge. Lerge apertment: Walk 1n AM/PM StOO sec: & rets 642·5937 •• tJ Tt I.Na 2914 •HOST/HOSTESS MuS1 nave gooCI dnvtng 2Br lBa. '.4.blk to ocaan or w/balcony. frplc, pool. small yard. No pats -.net gar, nice pa110 Reis closets. ·garage. lire-Costa Mesa. S.0-0608 • •FOOD SERVERS record. ,__1 appearance & bay. N-pets $900/mo •pa. lndry. QVI garage No $'l tO/mo, 722•6294 s775t Mo 675• 1849 place. patio. d.lshwastier IRVINE. kitcllen pflv w/d WTllll OISTA MESA • 11"4 Cad Fast? Full 11me. Clays oft vary be punctual MeC11ca1 675-4142, 8181796· 1133 pats. $850-$950/mo. -ITU L.1111 E/SIH $1200/mo. ~urity $400 uuls Pel, close to every· 10x20' storage only .. -.•lllfJHIC •LADIES SPA A TI NOT t>eneftts NB 760-11•5 sec DAVID 549-2447 LARGE 1BR w/lg walk·ln Call lor appt to see tiling $395 ·$200dep S80/mo. 751-2787 S-1 •-h•4iac Part time weekends onl) ....... Ptaia n ll •IMO 1U 111• 'clOMt, w/d hkup, garage Wcsl:field 975-1677 Call 8-10pm 559-0789 C...1rci1l Teteo;;,:e approvals •CLERK TYPIST •lllT ouus 2607 Avail no.,. $650/mo 3Br 3Ba .. ~·se, spa dbl le la~ I 2711 P obi c <11t/1ncome Entry leve4 50wpm Welcome to the exc:1t1ng Upst s deck No pet 724 """ tt ttt I LL •·l"t leat tror~~~urere bsnkrup•cy F~ •"""'nt-t ...... eA wo'1CI of llorne 1mprove-'1'21!!'Bl!!'A•, g·e·r·ag·e·.·n-ew""!"1y·d'!"'ec--or·· Ja~es St.,(; 497.4~79 I Jean/Creig 631-1266 HllllY APAITllEllTS gerage, 1 block to beach -- -• ........,~ -· • ..,. ........ -... _. .,. .... _ ment financing Secunty et.O, Steps to bay/beac:ll • ·~~~~\:-~ Sperkhng clean large AveJI immed S t5501Mo •SI lllll luiwa/ lice Lat 1st, 2nd & 3rd TO s call 6'5-5000 Ext 521 Pacllte: Mfg Funding, a 910 W Balboa Blvd •BACH $595 Great East·i (·;· Apts Families welcome YNtlY Call 272-2945 Wiii train nights .co nours 2769 RE. loans lll"Y reaso., net10nal leader in horile $900/mo yrly. 675-9650 side locl Gar cable avl _'!':.... ---• POOi & spe S11opp1ng & Bayfront 2Br 1ea. pa11o Sealark Motel 227" 17141 253-4694 B k improvement financing YRLYBAYFRONTUlllspd Clean & cozy IBR $610 neighborllOOCI park next lndry,Jlat On~ Ave Newport Blvd~ C M WISTIUff lllLllll . (2131426-9566 an !(lg llas an oc>enlng !Of a Pannng lBR 1 pef"SOn Grnt>tt ... 1BBO. tndry rm .. EASTSIOE• -door SOfr\' no pets between 18tll & 191n 6'6-"7U S Cornervrew-sulte -....,..11 hlft1119 PlllT TllE credl1 C1erlt at lts Costa 1 13001,n0 2 persons SC>fry, No pets 631-8427 .Ju:tc~=!,~P~:~m 2~~m1;(!a~5 YM rly • 631·8222 Yu It it a lntih w ... ~~Li ~:·~~1 Ben Pension Fund nas .in· TEW• IS E~ =~':, exp nee S t400/mo &75•3063 BEAUTIFUL 2BR 1BA IN 18ath, With garage. new 3BClrm 2Be $865 FURN 2Br 2Ba lrg pa ho 2722 Ston space av1 on Westchtt limlled $$S tor oroolem We WIR train Ideal tor HS 28R 1BA f 1....... o ""'t 1 s ....... ry t 1 ..... Cl """'· overlook•~ ea.. RE IOans No cre<11t "' G ..__ ... " urn~""' up-u.. comp ex """''' carpe · pain mint"' n 5 I .. W WILSll r---' IN KAUAI HAWAU 2er ..._,.111 BK o.k Mr l ee 972-8888 • re<1 "' ,..,..,_,_., ,.. stairs unit with lireplace & t>ul1C11ng Poot. garage,, .,.Id hk~p. no pets t94 COSTA MESA Ava11 1mmec:1 S 1 95/mo 2Ba conelo. ouit<1ong on Home Federel ,5 current!)-entatmg wort! force • carport-S 10001mo cable TV, all u111 pCI Monte V11ta $850i mo t•l·lll• ~6-6350/d 675-!>4941e ocean 5700 week ,..,0v •1411 l'lu S.ites *WIDOW HAS SSS ,._tng t>rignt energette: M1n1mum reouirem~ts 680-3812/d 953·5577 ie $725/rno 722-1832 :lS().8002 or 650-5194 • • NICE 2Br twnllse nr terry 12· 19 Pam 721-1195 Iv A/C Amp prl(g Uts & 1an I lot TOs• S 10 000 up No tnCltYICluals fc>f our WEST. Type 25wpm HS GraCI & SERVICE DIRECTORY garage patio, 1ne1ry message 11 not tllere incl '425 2855 E Cst Hwy ered ,,,,.. 'no pen Call De<'t-MINSTER Branen Tn s .s desire 10 learn & ~ Mature tene.nts only ntson Assoc 673-·311 • an Ideal po111ton !Of Siu· Salary comm wiexp -a $1050 Yrly 673-4866 ....... •• Out IN, 4Ht.1SN se" ....... ;" 'D 2911 dents and ,,ousewlYes lull P9Clcage ot fringe 2724 1617 WESTCl.M'F DRIVE ::.=!_ L • • t>eoellts CALL NEWPORT HEIGHTS -'!"!"'"!!"'-----~ Nwpt Bell Agt 54 1-5032 iltMM 1ATE CASH IC>f we need part-time 1et1e<s Jac:K Beus Of """-n o.az Tnptex·2 master suites COM Roommate wanted Trust Deeds Pr va le to llandle our ct•ents (l 14)112· 11M NCI\ wltull batll ~amed. student pretd 2Br riouse Fii •m lttict Space party 'Wiii pay esc:row & dally bank ing needs 3187 Redhtll. Ste 100 cell tr~rPYI o~ ga< ~"' GOM 567.S..mo W D 400sl S300•Mo iflci utt -.;>-pra1s.at tees 240-35S3 Monday w~nesoay ano Costa Mesa CA 92626 $1025 N-pets 759·9194 non·smkr 675-7091 722-9432 Costa Mesa Friday Casn handling or MIF EOE -----Aaatuctants prtOf oank1ng exe>enence 2920 Aaatucmtah Aaaeuc .. Htl 2920 fu ... ceaeats fHd •s D•eferred ========:..=:=====;::::;::....::::======~ •111119 .-SI immediate Openings• Seasonal & C•reer op- p1ys Xlnt pay World Trevett Call (Relundablel 1.5 18...459-3535 • P311 PUBLIC NOTICE NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING CDBG PERFORMANCE REPORT FISCAL YEAR 1987-88 Notice Is hereby given that the C1'1i Council ol the City of Newport a..ch will hold a publle hearing on September 26 1988 to d rscuss the Grantee PerfOfmance Report c:oncern1ng the use ot Community Oevelcpment Block Gran1 1COBGI runds re<:e111eo ftom tne U S Department of Housing and Urban De veJopment IHUOI and expended 'during Fiscal Y'ear 1987-88 The public is invited to appear and be heard regarding the use ot these funds Ourong 198--88 funds were spent for the ro11ow1ng act111 ties Housing.. . Soclal Services Fair HouStng. Administration Total Deliver One Day a Week - Must have dependable car and proof of insurance. $350.000 SA,720 0.775 31.939 $457,434 . 142~144~ Ask for Joanne Craney Liit A Fnd 2925 FOtN> ADS ARE FREE Cal: 142-llll • HOIE FEDERAL INllEIPEll Pen -Timi! • 494-9650 . C&SllEI l&Tl..-rFIT Ptiones/Okkpg. benefits M·F 650.a.&63 C.M llUYllY lllYEI Neec:I 2 ClnYefS to c:let"'91' office proelucts Must oe over 25 wllll elelan OMV & good knowteoge ot Or· enge County. Some l'leavy lifting reod SS hr to start W'lll'l r&Qld increases tor rtglll person Contact MlcnMI Of Bill 760-9266 IWYllY-fLIUl ---------F T or PT Ca.I Baroara Allen Beok Aonst. 2809 lc>f •POI 650·2001 Newport Blvd 675-1353 FOUND Black & wfttle male Cat on Moote Vista "' Costa Mesa 722-69•5 LOST DOG F/BEAGLE 9118 In Irvine REWARD Family •11eartbroken 857-5703 O&Sm• tHIH Ulflt Bill S BURGEllS Xlnt salary Hrs 6am-2pm Call Larry 54£1-3089 -OAutflt , ' Retalt Nursery n'9ds a ~erid P T Cast11er No •~P nee Call IC>1 11001 Moo-Fr• 646-·", owre,ractic l sst. Front ottice enthus1u11c chlterful gooo · oft ice sltllls F T 1nc1s Sal Carol 631·5664 lllTIL ISSISTllT CHAIRStOE Experle!IOed or wlll 1ra1n. 4-day week. MIT /W/F, Newport Bell 6'6-3535 •mu 8-5 M-F Apply a1 Mast ... Blueprtnt. 234 Ftsner. C M S.0-4174 CllSSIFIEI AIVEmSlll for afternoon The Daily F'1lot is seeking pa rt-time dnvers dehvery of nf'Wspapers 1n the following areas ~NEWPORT BEACH ~ DANA POINT O HUNTINGTON BEACH tr FOUNTAIN VALLEY * SAN CLEMENTE Three' hours per day betwetn the hours of I 2 p m and l p m • s~en d ys •• ~t-k Must htlve a rth~ ~at. 1nsorance ~nd 'C]ood dr1v 1ng r~ord E"m ~20 00 to 530 00 ~ day. ph.u•DOnu.s CALL 642-4121 x209 ASK FOR ERIC BLADE ' ClO OrMge Coast DAILY PILO,T/ Wednesday, September 21. 1988 !!!11!t==!'!IM! S..ple1 ... 1 1131 lar..,...t HH laplez!eat SHI lllrltr••t llH laflet ... t H• .......... hll I 1•=111 IMI ',.lllllLlllT. 1 Pif.iiillllU .......,,enta 11Ta.fllllU1 111.D.. ..._,~ •if ._!Blf:'f¥'* old ........_~ ~/-OMoe enwonment. no! •COCKTAIL WAITS Photo twnlhin9 COUrtter llectronlo pett ~Ion U60iN& ;n;;;t :Uf .. H ......,_, • Y'• • ~ Thlmtlte Fenn Newport typing. z to 4 dayerWMtc. 931UIE"5 cl•rk PT /FT Brighi r9q'd. Full Co. beMflt• Maytao . WMMr .. dty91'. good ~':· S200 ' lem-lpm. WILL TRAIN FIT Of PrT. 2007 S Coetl new 1 ttour lab In CM IS0-2001 awey 1250 881·403g CHtN. SHAR P!I. CNlfnCI CJFACZ ~ He6gtltt 541-iu3 H o11ra var y lroml •BACK WAITERS reepon peraon to work In Cell Barbara fe>t appl. WM Qf'Nt l Take IMM ENTHUSIA STIC and ,..., ~. 1eeo Hwy. Lao Ben 4g7.&568 CALL IS0-2424 line. mNI mou1h • .gg ~~.:~id:; ~Ave .C.M. I Aaataurent j .......... -mJ/LIAl9'. fualtue llH atruot11re ltOOO·la ._ __ ..... ___________ .... ...... _ .... ..., II •L . 'A.IHtON -o F ,.., pacM Newport M2-4MI. 191722-4635 autMOe ... LI =· ,.._., • _I ..... ····-:.E ln~ttofl O.pt HAUTIFUL Old Oak FAH AKC M Sdlnaunr HtlNTIM Wld <*! $5 AUDK> COf'llC)OMnt ~ "'91-5. UM, 131· Full '.'me Mon-F ri FIT PIT. F!91uble ttours PT/FT. ~ 6 ovt• Must n•v• P .. •Hnt ""'ct'I Bt ... fhllur•• attsnot.ete.~o--lmoec"'G pipe cottectlon Nt with OIW doof :M" 1111 WllT1 -DlllW ·7am-S 30l>m 14150 Hr! Exp pref d Ben•flt~ going teoeivabieeltnter· phone manner Good .. ~ mlrror $995 home! Good';:.;,... t1-U . Marfin wood by 11" by 19", llftllMd ··-=.,-:;:::-::on Ben-~~ ~~· ltOf• trwters. r•llck•I ..aary l benefit•. Au'°' *546-7223* dren. 759-3180 = t : = =: r.>nc! ':'9.,!.:= ~~ l•DoyouhaWan I --•TIN c«onao.1Mar973·110s0 merc:Nndlee,atocti Lyn.973-0581 E.OE NEW O.ybect Whit• 'liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiim alarm 16. Medical book eect1.0uelturntM>tel40 ~~ellentelnthe T2tFatadSt .. CM. Aeeteuranta ~~?!!!.~. Tll .. lr :::.. =-::-:24~ FIEEI! :'..J1ton~.c~c,:, :.o7~~3.tuner $35. •Lille to provide excellent *54l-562S*" mf /mtlll eecurlty, cashier 1laff. P.E. AND •940-8733* doctl '5. Wine glut Mt l---------1 ..W.? IUL DTlll Ill.II F/T a PI T avail Benell!• Salarlee depend on Exp EXTENDED DAY CARE Eaiat• s.i.1 Grandma's .... mPUI 14. Copper pan H . BIRDCAGE. with grey I •O!Metltfled with present ORQ. CTY. ti 1 Topi Apply Mon-Fri 11am: APPLY In RI''°" M·F 10·6 Elementary Grades metchlng 1g29 mahog Mlcroecope wood cue male cockatlel 15. •CLERKS lltu.tlon? .. Producer Mells hon.st, Noon0<5-epm MICUI at!AT·EASE 1197-8333 dlnll'IQ rm Mt. Ible. 6 ""' l t0.Fl9hlngtackle$1·S8. 147-6H7 •TYPIST BAY ESCROW Would llke aggreulv9 eicP8( LIS'O Mulc:an ,.._1~rant 296 (traditional clOthlng store> TEA CH ER -Ph yslcal cttt1,chlnacabtne1 & bul· Only 4 months old' Fty rMI ta. Matlln poi.------- •SECRETARIES to tallt lo YOY C•JI Vtekle Agll. to lhow & sell RE E. 17th St . Costa M9.a 5711 Newport Ctr Or. NB_ Eductllon 1<·8, Flex, Hrs. tet. 11000 obo 759.·1879 ONLY lo GOOD homell belt S9. Heavy wall mirr0< •RECEPTIONIST • In our Cofone def Mar w/Top Producer All M F c den Hall School •12. USN fUr Jackel SH;. •WORD PROCESSING omc. 873-6255 I leads tumllhed. Eiclreme-Aeetauranl Retail 5.-. · · ., · Living rm fUrnjture. 8pc W •al Furniture wti..i casters s ELL •ACCOUNTING CLERKS '-H•-•-ly hi Income Potential. ,...,.. Aefltal COYnter Agenl NewportBeachM5·1773 ~lonal. ~2& end 11. Portat>t. TV $12 •DATA ENTRY .---~ Serious only need apply THRIFTY CAR RENTAL t-. rec .. -. lllling I•--------t..ewn Mower 1 10. Brass. OPERATORS PIT FI T. 250 0o1e ... s1 FOf del•ll•~~" LI~ ~~=· :~ .. N!n. la••l*ldlng We need FIT EARN rm lernpe, HS.0125 O REY CllHIC parrot c:twome. copper handles, through classified eo.ta......_aso.a.~ 721--vlronment Full Time & P/T rent•I _.genii. $400-$1000/WK MAPLE din tbl, 6 cnr-. wlc:ege. St25. AllO par-NfttM 1o.-3S.-Alf ttoee - .. 1111111¥1 QOOd ...., for the rlAht I Outlee: renting cars & hie hu1ctl, USO. Zenith con· rakeet w/c:ege $50. CALL e:onnectore 15. tf"Ose· -• --1-a-NewHandCarWUh Male pet90n~~ an lnterv~ clerical work Start *'* $50. M19C maple NOW759-0M5 bib• 13. Spark plug ND r--·-F '200/wk +incentive pro· ......... 12 Noon 1bll. Bal Pen 675 6305 ctMner 1 12. Tube patch FI ,.. .. ft Female FIT & PIT Wiii appl, c.11 ran!\ or Dana gram GrHt benefits, "'"""" • •. MILITARY MACAW FOR =~~Y· ~!~o~~ I 873·0ll10 Paid, medical/vacation :~:,~f.!!·=~~~•lnlng MOVING~ tiufll. Harbour. SALE. VERY TAcfMEcf. ~.~: T.:~-~~~1· l~e:r;~, CALL TODAY Blvd. Costa Mesa 1111. llTITI Aetau /licit days W/lraln For -& •1& •••-•111 Din Ml w110 chrs & buffet Laro• cage tnclu e ' 130. Off9f/all Thurs-t h rough classified 884 Wnt Baker 1 Fiii TUmlH I appotntmet1I. 549-9151 -• --1500/obo; matching 11150. 548-1408 daytFrlday. 490 Costa Co11a M .... 641· 1225 FINANCIAL ASST umllad oPPortunlty to )Oln I lllTI I.I, 111· 11• glaal-top Ibis. 846-3278 MOVING. must leave lam· MeN St .. Costa Mesa. 100% FREE to App11can1 1 , I natlon•I rNI estate mar-Catch I Retell Sales I 1111111 •YI MOVING MUST SELL 11V: lly pet. M neut Lab mix. 2· t---....;..--------------1 E.O.E. To co president Pay· ketlng system wtth un-j TIE lllAIWIY Ja-1111 tr Ja-1112 , Ing room sofa, waterbed. yrs. lie. lhots. FREE to DEADLINE • • ablel, systems. budget. Hmlted earnings. For In-the Express IS HIRING • c . II and In q u Ire good home 548.-8718 PR1d ~ • t c . Fa• I · Pac• d • formation. call Jack ......... -..c • -a1•111 Tiil I llTI IDYICE I 673-0338 POODLES T T 7 ..... 3 • -'W lllll ,. energetic sell-starter Ayers et SELECT ......cu ·-· · oy, ""s• Old O••Es & The opening of OYr newest Ill.II 1 ~WI lfns fem, $250 1·Male, S200 ·, Group heelth claims, Slafl • •tab. auto leaM CO BETIER H ,.. store In Tustin adds If yOY are lnlerMled In NEWPORT TIRE CENTER 12 maftr-. trundle new Sire Champion "John· • •a1 ti••• t1• <J .t• •. • •1 ' $13,500. Ltt>eral paid Salary open. Resume to G~AOENS anotllet loeallon to OYr bulldlng1car..,1n 11· 144-M21 1285 crnplte 840-8733 atttan" M&-5831 . f. • 1 .... ._.. rw •' •a ,, ~ • ... 1• ·~..,, •• b9nefit1, PRUDENTIAL P.O. 8o11 4220, Costa REAL ESTATE 751·5000 citing retail enYlronment, s 1 SO OVEflALL SUPPLY 1661 Mela. 112628 Attn Joan r.OWlng nel'#C>fl\. and ol· then come Join The T1IE IEl'10I VERY INN'p sofa. love .. m, &IC ~.....:......:.;: _______________ _ Alton Ave. IMne Cati .. _ _..,,99·TltlE In ~~~~!~{!cal ~uni~=~n 130 OP· Broadway team The In· NEWPORT TIRE CENTER IHI, chair, ottoman Malepup9,8wks.allshots msc. fr&a1,.rt1ti t a j'l1'" .. ,., ... tllO (714) 250-4855 Mon -Frt r..-1 -• ,,_ ltlal step Is 10 first be· ..._..22 Scotchguarded. never & cotors, 4118-5762 1 - lnaur~ son 2pm-7pm 10 hllndle-• ProdOC1 feellotlal. I TIW HIYEI •••lcal laitriatats I014 I 1 '°' 1ntervtew appt o.=. ~:'=~~~ew-=~ .. ~~~!b:E r!,!: •Sales come a se111ng pro-UMCS. $275. 843-9294 ---C1•Jtr1/Trai ltr1 Sfe•lln" ITlll FllM llllT GENERAL OFC, Phones. ' phones. tight typing & hi· Demonstration YOUR NEW CAREER Exper'd preferred. Bring llhcellaatHI &015 6055 I B M In CM lool<lng for exper'd typing for Property Mgmt Ing 1183-5568 •Lou Prevention WILL INCLUDE· DMW prlntOYt. 850-0869 CONFISCATED CARS, EARLV X·MAS PRESENTt llaastl Tre"I lnsurence Secretary ~:nie;:::=· :;:~1{ 11111· LI T .. EIT 1 • c~•0u' Office •Employee discount IOI •ml TRUCKS. VANS, BOATS. Yamaha Organ converts Trtr llllO Ml·lllO 553-1115 or 850-0763 c .. • ,,...,. t •Paid training Tl . PLANES. JEWELRY & 10 piano, mini cond. must -OF~ -•l'M Nt smkr. •II wkdys l Agency nMdsPTmorn1ng •Stock •Healthcatet>enehls lmmed openlflO for expd MUCH MOREJUpto90'1. sac:rlflcel 837·9757 .. l / I "~"r"vn' ~ LIUl.IHIETUY 142.,.1114 10-4pm receptionist. 720-7416 •CommiSllonlncentlve route driver w/valld CAI OFFI (209) 645-6043 Ext :!.eye 11 Hll 140 1444 ~m'f;&!~~ IDIU&.lfflll,f/T IE•PTlllllT W.:.:ff:~~ll·h1~ ached· •Busln•nttirediac:ount driver's Uc: 'liply In per·, J-102 • IPiaaas I OrtUI ten 1540JAMBOREE ROAD 2 uaoc:. 2 yrs ht exp pref, Tak~u cnarge persona..!?! Property mgmt co seeks r~ar day w~~ = •Peid holidays!Yacatlon son with OM report M·F FUTON & frame chest • 6059 ·A BMW I(. fOO. 1500 ml · I Open 7 days a WMk sal depends on up With am ... computw co ..,.,., ~ conac:lel\llOUS lndiYlduaJ weekend ttOu friendly •Profit shating & penslOn l0am-3pm Mr Lamaln, drws exercise bike ' I Perfect Condition. Blue, Extended Service Hours uaual benefits. 847_6041 clerlca.I slulls & Wiiiing to , 10 work F/J Ill busy n· .. ,..,,, .. atm~e. •nd •Advanc:.menl oppty ~<;>!; 1~~1~~~e:~!025 ster.O w/CD plyr, watch: KAWAl CONSOLE PIANO city bags. 2 Sell helmet.a 7 a m .-10 Pm Mon-Ml leern our unique-opet· smking office Musi type excellent pay FUll·limel • -man TV. 847-567~ WJl>eneh. beautiful C'O"'" S5200 645-llOn HONDA '80 CIVIC N- MANAGE.R-Salesperson atlon. 833· 7931 45 wpm & answel phones employ ... get great ben· Appty In '*'°" at. j Warehousing I 1._c11t1on, $1550 Dys/Eve paint, xlnt transp, am/Im PrTeventl411yFIT lnCdM um&llfFIOE 1 8:30-5 Call·972-1771 ellts 1nclucflng health I NEWPORTBEACH I •HIRll~ WTITlllFllTllH · 720·1704 Nv.pt8c:h ITrlCb H3S 1tereocua.$21000BO antique shop Som• dental. lllslor1 and Ille In: 701 NewPort Center Or • lhelY91 & racks 646-74231 LAUTER 1920 611 Grand I 646-7600/E 536-5429/W ~fs'9.~~6~urn11ure ~d:::4!·o~•t11~1e~:."d l llllPTllllST surance. • 13::?suJ'.~C~~~:.;tZ:Sa lllEDllTELY days/ 646-8004 after 6 Plano. Ivory,'"" keys. 180 300SO $11,900 (5915) w/goodphoneskms.Blll-j I.Ill ••••I , • HUNTINGTON BEACH I (lllO/W ff JOHNWayneTennlsClubl strlngs&hammers$1750 11UIUZllUl 82 300SDIH.950 (52.691 Medical Recept1on1s1 1ng. 10-1<ey by touch, YI..--CommtlllOlld • 7777 Edinger Ave 1 • ) membership. Fam11y pvt. prty. 551-0~9 82 38osL black (50341 Ppa~ol~n•ts. lnE~ap·~:''~:S~ llght typ ng & customer Wonderful environment to S I LAGUNA HILLS i We are in need ol 15-20 81r5~~2'1'00derab815e4.21~~eso W.P. HAINES 5·11 baby White, maroon Interior 5 i 85 380SL's 17k mi (2603) , M tvlce. N/smkr. Good work ln.BusyRealEstate Ill 1 24 100Laguna~1llsMall let .. _, 1 I · g ran d p ia no. Dark • ......,. air conditioning 85190ES16,950 (1608) group,N.BNctt.644-7848 benef11S. Apply 1n person Offloe Must ttave ex-E.0 .E. peop o ,...,p OY our --...,......, 86 300E teether 7848 e..,.Enu1<p<11fS 16791 u MOVING-Dnvws Class I Buri!• Lane. Hunhngton ceeslng. be neat. and ... ltflet w M&T 111111 OYllet Appllcants must Club membership $800 87 JOOE S31,ll50 (7361) uperlenc.d, excellent _Beach ___ <7_1_4_)8_4_1·_5_52_s__ good phone manoer e$· 1•-..&. ,_ Full Time Eddie Arnold be -ming to learn all Tran1lerable 721-5751 lu •·t FUlll •H·H2t pay. Call 240· 7727 Mntl•I. Call 673-7300 .....-rH .. 1 Sailboels, M 2-4786 ~peels of OYr business TRUNDLE bed. t>ei9f'$0fa. Ill -n •IEIEUL •LP* AU l~owPn.f"c1''0!Hp~~1en O< Our high traffic Electronics •a• RS/•a•n••1 =udl::io..,.~~~~m~~n~~j I -~_!<>Ots/OYtlht., answer-I lat. lllck 1140 HI-IOU TOY OT A MR-2. 1987, 5-N URSE-RN/ L V N for FIT & PrT for yard & -""' Department focuses on a -- -c1' d ! .. m ...... 1ne. pato urniture. spd. A/C, sunrf, SPoi1er hOllstlc pain ctr In counter '" C.M. rental FIT Of PfT counter sales In an • m1n1stra ion .... an-2 arm chrs. legos. sleleo. sklis I Fllh1ng Gear • etc. XLNT cond .• must FUl'llon Ill Acupressure store 1930 Newport U•l-IT strongly customer-oneo· old time h•rcfware store ~I train no avail· snetv.a bar stools chest DIMtte Set & Couch FORD Ranger 86. 36K ml sell to best oner '* '* S led approach to Mlhng. Start S5.50-$8 hr See able lor those 'Mlo qual-1 of dra~s & lJsed But· 17282 Avalon Lane •l•r·c ... • AIC. Mich 854-9188 or 1173~034 tretohes. etc Will train GOV'MT JOBS1 $18,037 WJth Of wlthout typing, competltlV• pr1c1ng. end 1 Steve. Wright Hardware r lfy. Arst come, first hlredl Good Gol; Clubs Etc SATURDAY ONL y 9•5 tlrH. bed-liner. rust 1 ~.~!c11:~::~:~~ ~rl~9·~~r ~:~~!~, .~~~~ the potentlal lor un· 125 Rochester. c M. Call for appt NOW' Call 760 .. 1428 Ive ~sg , proof. $6500. 645-9077 YW 'II Sfl&IEllCI ... ..,, ... paralled comm11slon 975-1216 l..,.n ltack 6169 1 --New brakes. runs well. (Refundl 1-518-459-3611 •Long-term earnings and advance· llLll-lriellll l •ll ..... Twin electric bed. xlnt 1A1t• l•ptrt.. 9100 $1500 obo Call 675-54'46 NURSES ASSIST AN r FIT Ext F2912BB fof Fed List eTemp to Perm. ment In N.B. Eve/wknds S6' 50 cond $275 4 Toyota Dllft l&ll I & PIT for well stalled 24 HRS hr, beneflls No exp nee ..._.._.Tll t ruck wheels w i th Washer/Dryer refrlg .... --------. • .YW 'lO Ill:-• S.N F Wiii train for day -G .... O_V_M_T ___ J_,O,_B_,S,...1-,,,..,....,8-.0,..,3-=7 Sevefal positions available Jump on the E,iipress' 64~ 1212 ext 378 ........ Bndgestone radial tires. 10111. collea & encl & Great cond Dark blue. shift Cert1flcat1on 10 169 405 lmme<hate In Huntington Beach Apply In peraon cfa1ly, be· • Frlendly, 111\e wortung with• like new $200 Custom I tablel. lamps. etc SAT ,, # P<eferred '°' mght sn111 Hirlngl 'vour area Call Fountain Valley & all Or· tween 10 am end 7 pm.1111 SALES PERSON NEEDED S*>Ple. some. catering Maducci 12 Speed Pro after lOam 556·08 t4. 1 $3200 OBO 720-1153 Must be matured. c.r•ng (Refund) 1•518_.59-3611 ange County areas OYr Hiring Center Wood· F or ST A T IONE RY eilp. helpful 494·9650 Bike $975 673-3600 41o1.A Hitana Way Al'" Deantic 300 and engllst\ 19881\lng Ext F2912H for Fed List D L WEAVER bridge VIiiage Center STORE Cc:IM Fl t 5 Miii ftllE .V 24 HRS TEMPORARLES 4704 Barranca Parkway "-YI· Xlnl workll'IQ con. JUI Pllm VERY lharp sola. love CADILLAC '79 Seville. -.w&L --------714/547-0550 100%FREE Irvine, °' phone (714) d1tions.Excep11onallylioe Work w/alltypes ofequ1p SHI, chair. ottoman Trau CREVIER good cond Yellow, wire _... llll•Y f&llS 552-3095 EOE Clientele Phone tor appt Mechan1c:a1 exp helplul Scotcttguardtb, never t 1-Wllee.ls~ $5500/obo PP 1161 Center St, C M Assist Manager. lmmecf : llOIPTlllUl-T -HOM£ 673-4762 Apply 11154 Placenlla. usecLS275~&43-929A 'II IMW lllSr·llTt only. 548-75e5 -S4s:-~sss-opening. Exp not nee B:~ ~:l.a~~~cn'~a~ SALES PERSONS Costa Mesa. 9•4 M·F WHIRLPOOL wshr/dryr END. Charter s1: .. o~: SOE Ill ..... /WwtllH qlert Wiii train Good benefits .person to handle phones. EXPRESS "Now Hiring" Aati,111 1010 gotd, Estey organ etecl Art 34' Crealock. Pkg l FIW flllPlU If For small media co • Westclln Plaza. N.B typing. flllng & minor er· BAt.80 A ISLAND REAL TY -$60, Elec blnkt w/ oon· dNI w/llelpper. 675-7100 1111 rtf ·IWHI .... 20-30/Hrs weelt. Va11ety __ M_r_M_unz __ 64_2-_0_9_12_ rands. 17/Hr • bonuses ---------Call !73-8700 lrols $10, sgl bed w/ 8J SU SSOd ~ lll0Aol9 f _. .... Ra•gs 11am~5·30pm Call L1$a. ana11 IELP CHARllY lrame ~ $75, decorator Sail hats 7014 o dut-Include phones, ----PRO'S ANTIQUE SHOW 72 598 BHJS.. '~lo lo.ided 10.Mm lt typlng,genonice,pro· Tale• home S 200· 721•12'!!> College students. $1075 COV9f t-1 S05Sailboal Sail =4764 IHJScsi.MOIO.ided 28PR712 clucllon assistance $250/wk. days Must _R_E_C_E_P...;:T;...IO_N_IS_T_/_S_EC-T-'Y-atartlng PrT FIT flex AMI\ SALE New .. 11 •• new rigging. 16 J2Sn SSOd ~ ISOC415 le/Hr. PafM!a. 646-.. 86 have car 722-9659 Phones, typing. general 01. hours. No 111p. nee LET'S nu C.-11 I traller. $2600 John 8l l& loldfd 2Hll096l --------flee di.Illes Costa mesa. Call 10·2 541·6796 "T~ IOITAr.£ ~~tat 6016 7e0-8l62H 974·8080W 8132Sts ~sod lc.i ~~I Par-Time .UIUAIEIS S18,000 Yrly -benefits -------GO! CClll(CTIOffS" 1 LlVMPUS Top of '65COLUMBIA26 Perfec:t l Sales Service ---·-Tues thfu Fri. Must have s ... ..., •-"'<A-7 .. 0 1n&1L -.,,1511 n ;.._ own car $6/hr 850-4119 •-7 nego~ Stpl 13 2• Noon 9 om th• Une Col<>f v~ I cond. mal'logany thruout Parts Leasing needed'°' Flower sh<>P ••TtlmTP/T SalelCtertcposlllonsava11. National Co needs 3 Camera ~ Case. 4-HOYr lnt.Wellcaradlor.$6000 must have good driving PllllmU FIT & PIT. Med benefits, Pro's--no travel/ no ~1 2~ Noon~ prn B•tt•ry. 1400 obo I (805) 298-9339 I record. 833-1885 F~ .. MSkl~A.o~r'!.a~lo~ pd vacation. employee 147·8163 late mghts I lllfl/..__.._/lttrlft P-,.,__ Al irmil vv """"'' ..... "'"""' dllOOUnt Xlnt oppty for nights/ leads furnished EXHIBIT HALL -•• 1500 Auto Mall Or. _ ... ,...... ~" ottone slcllls $6/Hr • d s Only up. need call OH MAR FAIRGROUNDS F• .. itart l 7022 S t A l •• ITE. •a•ES F/T Mon-Fr1 7 30 am-4pm. ._ __ _.,,, 875-4190 • vancement tarting Earn up to: -· I ' an a na -.,...... $4 75·15/Hr Cont act I Tt£GUSSOOCfOR l~i,.eat ll!A..17 55 F t Ed' h f0<Aor1st.833-1685 no exper nec:.S5.00fHr 1---------Gary or Susan at $150K/yr. · · · .., Sllp Avall -No.llveaboard wy.a 1n~er Apply In person. Benefits lllEPTlllllT p /T 545·0431 or apply at:. I AntiQllt &Nu and CfJSlal I PRIV typewt11er ule I Up to 32' $330 OPH l llYI PUil llll llTlllll 11111 M TAPE Fleit hOYrs, l!"all mfg shop .al llLL rePr whit JOU "'°II IBM. · MW w ord Pro: Side lie to 20' S220 Serv.ce Hrs Mon-Fri Wining to train Good cfnv· 729 Fared St . c .M. In So. Coast Plaza area g -a•T .. Ha Call WT. Grant. (619) 294·9466 ceaors. Starting at $250 IWIL.U llOlllUIE 7 00 am 10 10 pm Ing re<:Of'd. 631~40 •6-48-5525• LI typing Call 754-6822 -r--(7 14) 536-1268 143-0433 I Delly 11-5 548-1501 · 131-3171 OLDS '77 Cutlass SU· preme. best car I've ever o wned $1400. Call 548-4783 .Plll.IC NOTIC£ l Pta.IC NOTICE ACTIJlOUI .,...,.. PtCTlnGUS--11 ,ICnnoul .,..... ACTITIOUI llU ... 11 ACTITIOUI IUleNlll t>uliness neme or nerMS '9CTITIOUI au91NEll ange Cou.nty on August 30 DUeiMU name or names Chong Kii LH , 11732 NlJC NOTIC£ rta.IC NOTICE NI.IC NOTICE "8.IC NOTICE "8JC NOTICE PlBJC NOTICE MOC NOTICE ~ Pta.IC NOTICE NAMI ITATDENT MAl9 ITATDm#T _. ITA~ MAME ITATl•NT NAM1 I TATl•NT lllled •t>ove on $e91ernber MAME I TATl•NT I 1Ne fisted el>Ove on 899ternber Madison Clrcle. Otrden The followlng persons are The follOWlng persons are The following CMWSOl'IS are The follow'lng 09fl0ns ere The lo41owing persons are 18, 1988 I The lollowlng '*'°"' are f'-10 19, 1988 Grove. Calif 92644 doing l>uslnMs as doing buslnets as. 'doing t>utlneM as OOlng bUSIMSS 11 doll'IQ l>uelnela as· Jettrey M. Weiss 1 doing t>uaineSI u : Publl1hed Huntington Mike 8oblneon , Joanne Kim L... 9732 V l. P Fl BERO LASS. CHIPS, ETC .. 814 Main St BV THE SEA POOL SER-J 0 H NS 0 N ' S U P • K.C. ENTERPRISES. 6091 This statement was hied DEPENDAB LE HANDY-.Beach Independent Sep-This atelemenl was flied 1 Madison Circle, Garden t7355 Aametr• Cir . Foun-•3. Huntington 8Nch. Cahl VICE. 7342 Oerfleld. Hunt· HOLSTERY, 5842 McFaO·lTllof Dr .. Huntington ~h. with the County Clerlc of Or· MAN, 8891 Palos Verdes, tember 1, 8, 15, 22, 1988 wtth the County Clerk ot Or· Grove, Callf 112$44 taln Valley. Ca111 92708 112648 . lnq_ton 8Mch. Cahl 92648 dell Ave •P. Huntington Cell!. 92647 enge County on Se9temt>er I W"tmlnster. cai11 92683 09 l-487 enge County on September 1 Thi• business 11 con. Linh po Pho, 173551 Robin K. Redira. 814 Main OOUglu Hau1~ald, 7~2 Beach, Call! 92649 Klml>el"lf Zecevlc:h. ~60 120. 1988 I Oouoles Albert Buckley, 20.-1988 I ducted by: husbend and wtle Flametr•Clr . Fountain Val· 1 SI •3. ·Huntington Beech. I Gerlleld. Huntington Beach. Vo Chung Thanh, 520 A_,lda Corona, Rancho I f'Jel410 8891 ~elos Verdes. West· rtBJC NOTIC£ I FJneOl The regl11rant com· ley. Callf. 92708 . Caltf. 92648 · Calif. 92648 C0099r Or . ·Santa Ana.jPatoe Vlfdes. Cahl 90274 Pubttshed Huntington I m1n1ter, Call! 92683 Publl1hed Huntington rnencec1 to trensact busl· Thi• business 11 con· This business Is con· This business Is aon-Calif 92703 Wallace Orangruth, 6091 'Beech Independent Sepr • This bualness IS con-'9CT1T10UI llUl*ESI Beach Independent Sep. neet under the llctittous cJucted by' an lndfll\dual ducted by. en ln<IM dual ducted by· an lndivk:lual This t>uslneu II con-Tttor Or .. Huntington Beach. tember 22. 29, October 6, ducted by: an Individual .NAm I TATl•NT tember 22, 29, October 6, j bullnMt name or na.mes Th• reglstrent com·! The registrant com· Tha reg1str1nt com· ducted by an lncfl111dual Cell!. 92$47 13, J9S8 The regl1trenl com· Tiie lollowlng persons are 13, 1988 I lllted abov9 on Septeml>ef menceo to trenaac:t bus1· mencec:t to transaef buSI· menced to tr111sac1 bUsl· The registrant com-, This bu1ine11 11 con-• 094.544 menced to transact bull· doing bullneea u , 094·538 1 1988 ,,...~ under the hcllltous ,,... unoer the fictitious ,_ un<Jer the lict1tlou1 menced to tranMCt busl· ctuc1e0 ·by' a limited pert net· •-.,. 11nnrr-::> ,,... uncJer the hc111tous I ONE HOUR CLEANING 'Chong 1(11 L• ~ name OI' names bualrlMe name or names ~ neme OI' nernes ,_ un<Jer the llchllous ship 1 ~ "'"iw. butlneu name or nemes MART. 9895 Wemer Ave · "8.IC NOTIC£ Thll stetement wu !tied lleted above on NIA !ISied above on August 30. lilted et>ove on NIA 1 ~ neme or names Th• ceg1stren1 com-ACT1T10UI llUSIMEll Hated abo"9 on $e91eml>efl Fountlln Valley, Cell! 92708 . wltbl the County ClefX of°'' Unh Oo Pho 1988 DouglM Hauswald lilted •t>ove on August 26, IMnOed 10 1ranl8C1 bull· 1. 1988 Kim, In TM, 2221 Coco ACTITIOUI llUSIMEll wige County on Se9temt>« Thlt stat9"\41r\t wu lileO Aobtn K Redlfa This atllement was flled 1988 ,_ • under the fichllous MAlllf ITAnMENT I Doug1M A. Buctlley Palm Dr . Tu11tn, Calif _. ITATl_,.T 6, 1988 With the County Clerk of Or· Thl9 statement was hied """ me County Cler1< ol Or· Vo Chung ThWlh bul6l'l9le name OI' nernff The followtng ~ons are TlllS 1tatement was hied 9211() The ~ penons are nt10M ange County on Septembef wttll the County Clerk of Or-ange County on $e9temt>er This 11e1ement was hied lllted above on 899tember °°t.l ~Re;· DESIGN with the County Clerk ol Or-Thi• business ls con-doing ~as: Publl1hed Huri11ng 1on 13, 1988 F•1111 lf'09 County on 8991etnt>er 8. 1981 "'1017 wttbl the County clefl! ol Or· 11. 1"8 I · · • · 1 wige County on 899tember ducted by an tndfvldual T 0 HANSEN. 11320 Beach Independent Sep- Publlshed Hunttngton 6, 1"8 ,..10n Publtahed Huntington WIQ9 COuntv on August 26, W.._ Grangruth 1~S3 =:ncr11~9·2~nt-20. 1Me I The regtstrani com- 1 8Net>ell AV9 · Fountein.Val· tember 8. 15. 22. 29, 1988 BHch Independent StP· Publlshed Hunl1ngtori Beech Independent s.p. t988 • ,_.. Thie statemenl was llled "'clton · 1 jl FJIMQ2 mencec:I 10 transect l>usl-ley. Celil. 92708 092-498 temtMlr 22. 29. Octobef 6. Beactl lndec;>endent Sep· tember 8 15, 22, 29. 1988 Publlahtd Huntington with IM County Clerk of Of .. I VlctOI'. la RAm~ GOl'dbn, Published ~unllngton ,,,... under the flctlJooual Torbjorn Ollvw Hansen I 13, t988 tember 8, 15, 22, 29, 1988 092-505 Beech Independent Sep· ~ County on $e9temt>er 17142 Htrbor Blull Cir ' I Beach Independent Sep· txJllMll name Of names 11320 Bluebell Ave . Foun· "8.IC NOTICE 094.5e0 092·497 tember l 8 t5 22 1988 20. 1"8 tt~!l~ton Beaqh, Celll lember 22, 29, October 6. lilted above on September t_.in Valley, Oallf 92708 _____ ....... ...._. __ ---------flta.IC NOTICE ' ' '091·492 nn411 l~t> 13, 1988 2, 1M8 ~ This business I s con-ACTITIOUl IUllNISI "8.JC NOTICE "8.IC NOTICE Pwbllsiled Huntington Ja-PrMCOtt GOl'don. <>94-537 Kim. In TM ducted by an lndMdual NAMI ITATl•NT • I{ 4net P\llt.IC NOTIC£ 8Mch lodepefldent Sep· 17142 Hert>or Bluff Cir •1 1 Thll statement was hied The reglstrent com. Tiie followlng pen:ons a.re ACnnoul ....... ITA~ Of' ,tCTITIOUI ....... 1eml>el" 22. 29. Octol>er 6. H""llngton B .. ch. Cahl "8.IC NOTICE with the County Clerk of Or· 1 menced to tr•nnct buSI· ~ng bullneu .. ..... HA~ .... en -NT"" NAMI t TAft•NT 'ICTITIOU9 ....... 13 1H8 926411 ange County on Sep1ember MN U1lder the fk:llllOOS1 EMPIRE OF EXOTICS. The IOllowirig person1 are UM CW ACnTIOUI TM lollOWlng persons are MAMR tTATl•NT ' 094.549 Tb1'9 b1111n .. 1 Is con· 1 '9CTIT10UI .,..... 6, lNe bullMN neme or nemes 4232 Branford Or • Hunt· doll'IQ b1111nees at .,... •• NAMR dOlng bullt191 u The IOl!owlng PetlOnl art duc1ed by. husband an.d wile ..... ITATDmWT "'1011 Mted al>QY9 ~ $e91ember foaton 8eech, Calif n549 C&R FINE GIFTS 5520 The fOllowlng peraons JMS INVESTMENT CO . •OOlnO bullnell as fta1C NOTICE Tiie registrant com -The~ oer.oos ere Published Hunt1nqton 15. 1llM Peula Gayte Blac:kburne. Ceecade Wey Sulte L. Buena lie~ et>encJoned the use ol 16531 8o4sa Chic. SI . Ste .. AED 000 PUBLISHING. menced to tranuct busi· 00!"9 bullneM.. I lleecll Independent 899· T 0 HanMn 4232 Brantwd Or • Huitt· Pwti, Celtf 90621 Ille Fic t111ou1 BuSll'ltSS 301. Huntlnglon Beech. CA 17341 La ~ Ln . Hunt· l'ICTITIOUI ....... MM under the fictlllOUI T L c WATER TRUCKS. tember 8, 15, 22, 29, t988 This 1tetemen1 was hied "'clton Beec:h. Cahf 92649 Aonetd S. &alleY. 5520 Name: LAUNOERLANO. '1126411 lngton Beech Call! 112647 MAm ITAftmNT buelne9I name OI' natnM 15130 Broolchurs~ St. •102, 092·504 With the County ci.11 of Or· "'111 business 11 con· Ceacede Way Sutte l . Buene 185ee lolM C""" St .. Hunl· Jerne. M Shro<Je. 16442 MlcllMI R FOfr .. 1 l 734 1 The folowlnQ '*900I ere llsted lbove on Seoteml>el" w ... mtnster, Calif. 92683 •-,,. ..,,.TICE ange County on September ducted by• an indlll\dual Parll. Callf. ll0621 foaton Beec:h, Calif 926411 Grimaud Lane. Huntington LI ~ Ln , Hlll'lllng1on -. lluliMM u 1 .• l~ Thomal Chfi11ot>her Bird,, .--nu 20, 1988 The reglatnnt com- TNI but1ne11 11 con· ltte Fictitious 8u1l1191.1 Beech, CA 92649 8Mdl. Calif 112647 I TUAHKEY LOCK COM· '"'"orta R Gordon 115130 lfoolchurst St. tt 102. ,lllM11 menoec1 to trM'lsact bull· ductecl by. an Individual NafM referred to tbOv• wu 'thla 1>uslne11 11 con· I This bu1in111 i• con· 1 PANY, 1937 l Pitcairn Lane. Thia •tatement wu liled w ... m1n1ter, CaNI. 92683 ~~ITA~I Publlelled Huntington 1 neea under Ille flcllllous The regl1trant com· ftled In Orenge County on duetlO by an Individual • Oueted by· en lndlllldu11 Huntington Beach, Call!. with tt19 County Cieri! ol Or· Jody Leyne lkyant Bird. -••-l!leach Independent Sep-bullneee name Of "'"'" menceo to tranNCl l>US!· Oecem1>er 15, t987 FILE The regl1tran1 com-T111 r1gl11r1n1 com· t2Mt :Te County on Se9temt>er l 15130 Broolchuf•t St •102. o:'\Tlle :::::!: l*IOf'S are I temt>er 22. 29, October 6, llttttd aoow on September neee under 'the nctillous NO 1'364598 menced to trenuct t>usl-mencec1 to tr1n1act bull· I Stanley Clayton Ron.; 8, 988 w .. tmlrmer, Calif 92e83 d I .. C .. •·w E .. R 13, 1M8 15, 1MI ..._ name or names Aelelotl Hawk Ind Donna neee undet Ille fict1t10u1 neea under the tto.ltlou• 1N71 Pitcairn Line, Hunt. ,.,.. Tiiie bulineh IS con· ,. " "' 094-646 Paule llackbutne MeMd ~on NIA Hewll, fO:z! CreeMew Ave. ~ !WM or -~ ,_ .ot nemes lnatOn leeefl. Callf 92$46 ...tubllshed Huntington M'9d by. huebenchnd wir. CL0n41NO. 7100 Hanold I I Thie lteMment -flied "°'*OS 8aMey Seal lellc:tl. Calif 90740 ~ aOOYe on 7115188 lleted ~on NfA 1lMe buatneu 11 Con· .--_ Independent Sep· Th• reglstrent com· ewcte1 ..... • Oerden Grove. Cell! I "8.IC NOTICE wmi !fie County Clerll of Or· Thie st-.ment -llled This ~ was con-Jemea M SllrocMI MldlMI R Forreet dUClted by. en lndMcl11el lenlt>er I. 15, 22, 29. 1988 menceo to tranuct bu91· ..-1 "'OI County on September wlltl tN County Cietk of Qr .. I ducted by an lndlVlduel Thie ~I was llled Thil 11ttement -flied • Th• reglttrant com-092-509, "-" llnder the 11ct111ou1 ON Mlchete 8uccOla, ~ 20, 1ttt .,. County on Augua1 30 'ttlle st•ement -filed wMtl Ille County Clerll of Or· w11t1 t"9 County Cieri! of Or· inanoecl to tranaact l>usl• ~ neme Of nernee 3211 Mwlta. Huntington t fllCTrnOUI ..,_,. ,.._, 1... ,_i1 wltll lfle County Clerll of Or· ange County on August 23 "'OI County on September ne. wndet' IM llctttlous PWl.IC flDT1C( ....., ebove on August l e.ct\, Cllllf 1264111 .._ ITAW P11bllshed ~unllngton PwbllSllld Hununqton ange County on~'* 1111 ,_,. ti, 1"' ,,_.. ----neme or natnM ACnTIOUe ..,_.. IMI ,_: butl~con-1 •The talowWlo persons ere a.cfl lndeoeildent sep. 8eldl lr.depeodent sep. 20~ Orantie C@¥t Publlshed HuntlJIQton Publl1ll1d Huntinqton ~aoowe on 84:Pleml>er _. ITAW ~ C 8ttd Tiie ~:rllrant com-,-:&~ :VESTING I ten1ber 2.2. 21. October e . ..,,,.,., 1, •· 15· 2.2. 6e~eo 1 Delly ""°' September 22. :=, ~~~988Sec>· I= ~~~:., ~-1 '· ...,_ c f'OM Tiie folowlnQ pertona are wltf\ ":. ~b;.• of~ ~-.!!. transac1 bl.Isl-177Uo1M. 9ulte 201. Hunt: 13• 1111 094•538 ---------29, October 8, 13, 1Me • • ' • 091_.03 13 1MI • • 094 554 Tiiie ...,.,,_,t w11 tiled dolnO ~ •: *"" County on September Mii -the llctlllout ~ .. -:C"· Calif 12641 NllC NOTJC[ 094-seq • • wMtNCountyClerll ofOr· 9IO-ME01CS.st1s w .. 1. 1.1111 ~ ,_,. °' namM l Fet>ian Company PWlJCNOTIC( I PWlJC NOTIC£ l .,.. County on September ,,.,._ A~. w .. tm1nst9f. • ,.., 111tec1 at»OVe on NIA cellfornla. 5772 11o1ea. Suitt l'ICTmOUe ....... ftalC NOTICE I PWlJC NOTICl •• l... I Cell! t2tt3 Publl•h•CS Huntlnt:.~ Gina luoool• Ii...,. 201, Hunllngton e .. ch, '9CTrnOUI IUIH•H MAim ITA,......,. Ptc:Tmoua .,_11 I ,.,.11 Jot1n P. Aoctlno. 8483 El e.ecn inc1epei10ent TNe .. atement was • ...., Cellf IH<lt MAim ITATW The,_,.,..,. persone ari ":=::A=• ..,... ITAW ":=::A~-. P"•ttelled Huntington I Qo Dr • Huntington '"*9' 1. 15. 22. 2l. 1M8 wMI tN County Clefk of Or· 1 TNa b11slneH it con• Tiie ........._ ........ dolnO .._... • Tiie talowWlo peraoM.,. lwft 1netap1ne1ent 5-f>· • Cellf tH41 ON-I07 ... County on September --by • cori>Of•tlOn dolrll ~ • MICHAILWAAAENIAS· Tiie==~"· dc*la.,_.,_• TM=::----,---l, 111.22 29, tNI ~ M. Dlxlt M D , 1l 14.1111 ,_,,.._ Ttle r99iatranl com• CAL PACWIC DOCKS. IOCIATU. t713f ~St , ~NHIAL FAVORITES I COMPUTER SUPPLY ~UAL ""''· 14112 012-JOI ~,:',i l...aQllna ......... Pale NOTIC( P1111>ll1hed Hun11n9ton l fft8Med to trMMCt 1>ue1-11101 ,..,_.,II 112, Ger· ~v~P.J:. ~~-../~San ::.;.,::"~~:, ==~UMJt:.W.· WllJTICl .HtMptl P. McKnight. PICTmOUe-11 I::~~!,.,~. =-.llnder..:orfla,: dan.:,OW-...:~1101 171$1..,St .. ,ount•nVll· ~ l..e Meroer. 541 t2tiiM ...,.... Joeepfl ~. N JlftOUllUWll 11111 ,.,nPolnt, H11~t· .... ITAW 1S.ttll ...... .OOW.enJuty15,1 ... ,f'IOwer It. •I. Oercsen ~. 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