HomeMy WebLinkAbout1988-09-26 - Orange Coast PilotEPTEMBER 26, 1988 25'CE TS
Kr&ft ~ass murder trial ·begins_
Prosecutor presents gris ydetails in 16
OC cases involving sodomy, slayings
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By 808 v AN EYKEN Randy Steven Kraft as the alleged °'.,..,_.,"-'...., perpetrator of these cnmc!I. Bro"n
. pve the jurors his opening aho 1n
Before 21_.Jurors an a roomful <lf-what -has devclo~ as the most repon~~rs and other obser"ers , this scnsat1onal murder tnal 1n Orange
morning, Dcput> D1s~nct Attornc) County's histol).
Bryan Brown told a story of murder.
sodom} and emasculation. • r Kraft. 43, a Long Beach computer
Repeatedly using the name of consultant. is accused of I 6 SC\
Cart Lewis of the U.S.
leaps for a gold medal in
the tong jump during
Olympic comQetitlon on
Seoul t~ay./81
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Ascon hazardous-waste
site In Huntington Beach
has so far ylelded no .
unexpected chemical
wastes or environment al
threats to the neigh-
borhood./ A3
N•tlon
Countdown started today
for returning Americans
to space on Thursday
aboard the shuttle Dis-
covery./ Al
World
Two American Olympic
swimmers could face long
jall sentences for alleged-
ly stealing a marble lion· s
head worth $830 from a
Seoul hotel./ A4
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Tall ships attract
thousands in their
Newport stopov~
By PAUL ARCHIPLEY °' ... ~,._. ....
Thousands of spectators lined the
shoreline and hillsides around Ne"'-
pon Bay to cnjo} a taste of Orange
County's man time h1sto11 unday.
They came to watch the tall sh1ps
glide gracefully out ol the harbor
enroute to Dana Point.
The h1stonc ships had dropped
anchor Saturday dunng the fi rst leg of
their journey from the Los ..\ngele
Maritime Museum as part of the
OranJe Count} Ccntcnn1al t:el-
ebratton.
Joining i1l the paradc "ere the
CalifornjanLtheofTtc1al tall sh1poftbe
State ofCalifornia:~he f>11gnm. a two-
mastcd square sail· ship ihat l5 the
offtcial ambassador for ·1hc centen-
nial: the Schooner Pilgrim. a clt,p~
b\lih in Costa Mesa: the K~lpic. a
staysail schooner: and thl' three-
masted schooner Rl•solut1on and gatT
schooner Spike Afnca. both bnsechn
N,ewpon Beach. . ·
Crew hands on the ( ahlom1an
were dressed in the sailor uniform o f
·a century ago. .
One of them. Da' id Manin of
Mission VicJO. said the 10-rncmbcr
crew included evel') thing from 'ol·
untccrs eager for adventure to
"cenified schooner bums .. " ho tra' el
from ship to ship.
Manin himself. the mannc science
instructor on the Californian. aid he
needed a job for a fe" mo nths before
heading fora stint in the Peace Corp
During a brief cercmo n) at the a
Scout Base preceding the parade.
Orange Count) Supervisor Thomas
Riley and Newpon Ma~or John Co'l
noted the imponant h1stonc role uch
ves$cls played in the development of
the county.
"The impact · of the sea ''as in-
-• strumental in Orane.e Count\ his· Iii••••••••--' (Pllue eee T ALL/A2)
WNther A2
killings and hts pro~cutor sa) s he
will introduce e' idence of 22 other
murders in three states 1n an effort to
get Kraft the death penal!> 1f he 1s
convicted of the 16 Orange Count)
crimes.
Today Efrown ga'e v.hat he de-
scribed as a .. road map .. oft he case. a
map wh ich he said lcads-10 Kraft,
Stressing s1m1lari11es in the
murders and related crime . Brown
told Jurors and tho e serving as
alternates to pa) attention to detai,ls
which he said "-Ould crop up again
and aJain. Jurors v.ere \old to pa~
attention to sot:h 1h1n~' as thi.'
v1ct1ms· sex. race age. the drugs the)
had inaested and the manner 1n "h1ch
their bodies were discarded
Brown began l.\llh a de npuon of
e' 1denet regarding the '>la~ ang of
Terry Gambrel. a 25-,ear-old El 1 oro
Manne who was-found tie1ld in
Kraft's car the night he v.a'i arre')tl'd
Referring to the allega11on that
Gambrel. a h1tchh1ker v.as drugged
and then strangled. Bro" n relat~d the-
casc to a number of other murders of
which Kral\ was also accu\Cd.
.. Toxicologists took samples and
found the exact ~me drugs that had
been gi ven to M r Gambrel 1n this
vicllm·s body, .. Bro"n said deslnb-•na another of the k1ll1ngs b
&fore Bro1o>on bey.an. lhl' coun
clerk -1n a monotc>nl" thJt wn-
1TilSled Wlth\he ~ty mnure ot the
cnmes -read the It tan' of I Y
murder, ma) hem and <.odum'
charges pending again t .._,ratt
Speikmg late last "-Cd. tor the t~m
ofthrcc defense attorne~ anta ..\na
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the tall ahlp PUcrlm •Ila out of Newport Barbor ea·nnate to D,ana Point...
lawyer C. Thomas McDonald said he
doubted his client would get a fair
tnal. He said the-defense might not
make an opening statement sa~ ing
the tnal would be too long for such a
statement to malt a lasting 1m·
press1on on the JU~
Kraft was arrested in I% 3 in
1ssion 1e)o foTfo~ mg a. traffic stof.
b~ the Cahfom1a High" a~ Patro.
The arresttn& officer nouced a man
who appeared to be uncons 1ous in
the passenp,er seat of Kraft"s car
(Please Ne KRAFT/ A2)
Coast's
Most say Dukakis
got best of Bush;-
some just skip it
While mJlhons of Amcncans
watched the nauon·s wouJd-be presi·
dents battle it out on telev151on
Sunday night. Jackie Da' i v.atcbcd
the King. .
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.. l,ust wasn·1 in the mood to watch,.
those guys,·· Davis said. refernng to
Republican prcsadenllal nom1ntt
George Bush and Dtmoc11at1c nomi-nee Michael Dukak1s. ,, ·
So instead. Davis 1o>oatched an Elvis
Presley movie.
.. h was good:· said Da,,s. a
secretary at McM ahon Tele·
communicauons m Costa Mesa
A random telephone sampling of
Onngc Coast residents toda) re·
vea&cd a wtde range of views on the
first of two telh,~d debates between
the candidates.
An A-8C News poll of 639 debate
watchers taker1 1mmed1atel) after tHe
v.t.,.n ~t· Judge•
gift Might edge to
Oukalrla.A5 •
deba1e found that 44 percent rated
'Dukak1s the winner. 36 percent ga' c
the edge to Bush and :w percent said 11
was a tie. Pohttcal ana 'sts-da1m that
Dukalas was the wm · r of the first
debate by a slisflt ma 10.
Russell Cottori. self-emp(~ ed
contractor from me. more or lcs'>
agreed with the anal~sts.
..Overall. rd~~ Dukak1sgot about
~S percent -of m~ 'otc and Bu\h got
about 45 percenL I thought Bush had
a few mental la~s. I ~on't kno" 1frd
trust him qegotiatmg "llh the
Russians:· Gotton said.
Sandra Darling of Huntington
Beach also felt the d<"bate "as a do
one.
Meci.dQWlark Airport.could close in 12 m.onths
·• Actuall). I thought George Bush
opened himself up a ltttl<" h11 more
than he has before:· said Darling.
who owns several McDonald's res·
t.aurant francbtsCS v.1th her husband
··1 don·t think thcrt' "as a clear
winner or loser. I think Dukak1 1i.a'>
clearer than he's e'er been about
..,.here he stands on the issues He·., J
lot more left-wtng than I thought ·· By ROBERT BARKE R. °' ... ._, .... ...., ..
An 1pttment to lock into place for
10 years zoning to build 600 homes at
the.Meadowlark Airport and to close
lhc privately owned air strip b>
-September 1989 has been endorsed
by ·the. H~ntington Beach Planning
Comm1ss1on.
• ID Costa Mesa
a, WDT 11\'NDMAN ............
An ddcrty man apparently suf-
focated his 1ilins wife then killed
himtelf witb I lholpan Sunday an
their COl&I Meu home, police said. Donald Edward Moore. 72. and his wit't. 61-year-old Gertrude Ruth Moore, were found dead Sunda) moraial jn their home at 41 7 Costa
Mal St: A neilhbor bad calJcd poh~
after beeri111• pnsbot 1n the home. c... ..... police Mid Moort. a
• Nlinld ftnfi&heer, 1~ren1ly \hot
.......,. in tbt lad with a $ho""n
.. llil wife died of. aplt)J.11\IOft ftam I llluQc ... pilCed O\'tt Mr
Mid wWle •lay an bed.
,.. ~ 8ft! f'e\'Wwl•
tM i..._• but a1rnc1, are labd1na
-..... lets or "euthanasea· -'dde." Tbe couple01 saftlk-ttory
............ --..,nedly mided ., ........ 20 )'tan. .. , tKt)' and .,._, __ Dl&A,.../All
The proposed developer agree-
ment, ~lkved a first 10 the en} for
projects other lhan rede' elopm~nt
plans, spells out for the fir t rime a
closina date for the small airport
that's been operattng for 40 yc:irs at .
Warner A venue and , Bolsa Ch1ca ·street.
The agreement. slated to go to the
Huntinaton .Beach City Council late
next month, would en ure that the
Nerio family, owners of the 65-acrc
faeility since -19-52. would no\ lose
current zorung at the ~him of fu ture
City Councils. attording to officials ..
cause maJOr traffic ·conge uon and
burden the area·s sewer s~stem.
sewer ltnes art' a' a1lablc." Planning,
Comm1ss1oner Tom Ll\engood s.:ud
today. · Valerie Watldns. a Sttretan ~1th a
The CltY. Council last Fcbruat)
apP,rovcd the combinauon of homes.
apartments and a shoppmg center
despite widespread compJaint from
residents that the development'' ould · r ~ .
Tht' agreement. hO\\oC\Cr. SJX'llS OUI
that the Nenos can't but Id un11J c;e"cc
and v.ater fac1lit1es are suffic1enl to
. handle the increased populat.ion Ml
the ~rea. ·
.. The benefits arc that 11 1mpoSt' a
defini te date for closure oft he 31rpon
and ll locks up con truct1on until
The important thin~ Lt' en.good
said. is that 1t sets a-deltn11c date for
closure of the aJrpen that 1 home
base for about 250 mall airplane
and is onl) one of l\\O general
a' 1a11on atrpons rcmainanll 1n Or-
(Pleue eee (AIR.PORT I A2)
• ewp<>n Beach lav. fimf. (eh •hat
Oukalas ..,.._ the d~r-v.mner
.. I felt that Dukakt\ howed tha\h\'
~as more an1c ulate. more eloquent
and more on top of~hat this rountf'\
(p(eue NeDEBA TE/ A 2)
~BmySterywriter_aWait~,,_: _
secOnq b()ok-signing tour .
BJ ROBERT' HYNDMAN ... ._, .......
Befott seodln& him on a cross.
country tour to promote his ~
novel, St. Manin·s Press ulttd Jdf
Parter to ''"ta med.a specialist who
co.ched h1mon thefinttpo1ntsofT\
im.,e-mak1na.
"I tall) did learn a lot. T'Mre are
just lh<>tt thJnp )OU Nl'c to learn
how to do." Parker II) .. I suns th<'l
want to malt~ sutt I don't PKk m~
note on the 11r or somtlbl"I-··
But wtuk k 0S cu111l ~n<>Ulh to
jokt about it. Park.er t1 &AICQt on
doellll whlle'-er ht can '° hdp procnoac .. Litt~ .,n. ·· his follow-
., to the commtmtl '~ of
"l.Alpnl Hat.·· ~ o( that ~t
~ ~) cuttdtd h1\ pubb.ai.tr' •
t upcctauons and led to creation of an
HBO movie ba~ on the m~ tt'I)
lhn11cr
St Martin's Press 1sn·t aoout to be
c:aUlht off1.-rd ..-in Jn adcht1on to
man-.uia th~ 1m• consulting. the
prns 1ntcf".1ev. . the booli.. •amnJ.S
and tht cros ~unto tour. the eY..
Yorit publishing hou5c has produced a first pnnuna of I ~s 000 copies of
"Llttk S.eaon ·· Onl~ l 2.~ ,.OJ>'CS of .. i..._una Ht"&\°. v.e«' ordered 1n its
fif'll pn nuna
Pwtler. who :JU5t tttumf'd from a
honeymoon tn the I) man I land
wiaa. Humcane G•lbtn ~f\ '"' as cMpcroM. sa)-i hf ·s read) for tM
~ proc'n9UOMI tour that
.._._ IDda)'toSeatt~. thfn to San
ff'W'llCO. then on to C1\~ an tht
Midwe9l...SEmt
. ··1 actuall) CllJO) book s1gmn1
The)' 're fun," said ttle 4-)car-old
author. rcla:..m1 last ~-eek in his
IC'Cluded Laauna C'an~on ho me. -nc
v1ba arc af-.-a~ good amona boo ..
buyen and )Oil find out how man)
bardco\.Cr book bu)trS there rca.11}
arc out lhcrc. lrs \Cr) cnCOUTa&JDf..
AJtho\.l&h its o ffi cial pubhcaoon
date IS i\lttda)'. "Ltt\Jc \ton"
lh'eedy lw bcn stocked in iome
local book.Morn for the Pll t kw
wena and book cnttcs att beainnu'I
to~ Judimtnt on it mmt -So far. tht ran.on N.s been m1Jllld.
whid1 Parker ta) 1 not a surpn1t ..
•"flus book is much matt aopical.
and 1 tx,pect ptOpti to react ~·.
attm k>Ye n or "-" rt, .. ht met; -1
JYlt "°" reeden comt away wnh lft
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MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 26, 1988 25 CE TS
·Kraft mass murder tri•l. begins
Prosecu tor presents gr isly d etails in 16
OC cases in volving sodom y , s layings
By BOB VAN EYKEN °' ... ....,,... .....
Before 21 jurors in a roomful of
rcponers and other obscner'i this
morning, Deputy Dmrict ttornc}
Bryan Brown told a stor) of murder.
sodomy and emasculation.
Repeatedly usinR the name of
Carl lewis of the U.S.
leaps for a gold medal in
the long jump during ~
Olympic competition-on
Seoul today ./81
cOut
Aacon hazardous-waste
site In Huntington Beach
has so tar yielded no
unexpected chemical
wastes or environmental
threats to the nelgh-
borhood./ A.3
Randy Steven Kraft as the alleged
perpetrator of these .cnme'I. Rro"'n
p vc the jurors his opening sah o 1n
what has developed as the most
sensational murder \(1al 1n Orange
County's histor}.
Kraft. 43. a Long Beach computer
consultant. 1s accused of 16 SC\
Crowds
en.j~y
sail1 .... ·1 ..... 1· ~
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lJlstozy
Ta ll ~hi ps attra ct
thou sands in their
New port stopover
shoreline and hillsides around Ne"'·
port Bay to en~oy a taste of Orange
County's mant1me bistoi; unday.
They came to watch the tall ships
glide gracefully out of the harbor
enroute to Dana Point.
The histonc ships had dropped
JlnChorSaturda)' dunng the first leg of
their journey from the Los ~ngelcs
Maritime Museum as part of the
Oran~e Count} Centennial . cel-Natlob ebrallOJl. Joining .ln the• paradt.• "ere the Countdown started today Californian, the offi cial tall ~h1p ofthe
~or ~'turning AmerJJ.· -~--L..t--~teofCaliforma: the ~ilgnm. a two-
to apace on Thur ay ma tcd square sail ship that 1s the
k-•·d the h le DI offi 'aJ ambassador for the centen-•uvt111 S u s-nial; the Schooner P1lgnm. a clipper
covery./ Al built 1n Costa Mesa: the Kdp1e.· a
World ...
Two American lympic
swimmers co d face long
jaJI sentence . for alleged-
ly stealing arble lion's
head wo $830 from a
Seoul el./ A4
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staysail schooner: and the three-
masted schooner Re ol ut1 on :md gaff
schooner Spike Afnca. both based in
Newi)ort Beach.
Crew hands on the: Californian
were dressed in tbe.sa1lor uniforms of
a century ago: .
One of them. Da' 1d ~tartan of
'Mission V1eJo. said the 10-member
crew includeQ ever: thing from \ ol-
unteers eager for advl'nturc to
"certified schooner bums .. " ho tra' el
from ship to ship.
Martin himSclf. the marine science
instructor on the Californian. said he
netded a job·for a few months before
headingTor a stint in the Peace Corps.
During a bnef cer~mOn) :ll the a
Scout Base preceding the parade.
Orange County Supen 1sor Thomas
Rilty and Newpon Ma)or John Cox
no ted the important h1stonc role such
vessels played an the development of
the county.
"The impact of the .sea \\as in-
strumental in Oran~e Count\ his·
(Pleueeee T ALL/A2)
'
k1lhngs and h.Js pro~cutor ..a~s he
will introduce evidence of 12 othtr
murders in three states in an l'fTon to
get Kraft the death pcnall) 1f hc I'>
c~nv1ctcd of the 16 Orange Count~
cnmes.
Today Brown ga 'e "'hat he de·
scribed as a "road map" of the case. a
map which he said lead<> to Kraft
Stressing s1m1lant1es 1n the
murders and related cnme'>. Bro"'n
told Jurors and those sen 1ng as
alternates io p~ttent1on to details
which he said "ould crop up again
and a~in. Jurors "ere told to pa~
attention to uch thing\ as the
v1c1ims' sex. race age. the drugs the)
had 1n1estcd and the manner in"' h1ch
the11"bod1es "'ere discarded
Brown began "1th a deM: npt1on of
C'\ldence regarding the sla~1ng of
Terry Gambrel. a 25-}car-old El Toro
Manne who was found dead in
Krart·s car the night he '-'3S arr~stt'd
Referring to the• allegation' that
GJmbrel. a h11chh1ker. was drugged
and then strangled. Bro"'n related the
case to a number of other murders of
which Kraft "'as also 3u u~d
"Tox1cologms took \amples -and
found the exact same drug<. tha1 had
bttn given to ~r. Gambrel 1n th1'>
v1cttm's bod) ... Bro" n ~ad des1:nb-
. 1n1 another of 1he k1lhngs
Befort Bro"n began lhc lOUrt
clerk -1n a monotonl· that rnn·
trastcd wuh t\le wsl} naturc_ul tile
crimes -read the li1an\ or I 'I
murder. ma~hem and '>11do m'
charges ~nd1ng aga1n!.1 "-raft
Speaking late last "'ed lor the team
of three defenS( auorne~'>. \anta ..\na
............. ".-...c.......
Tiie tall ehlg Pli,rtm eall• oat of Newport Barbor en roa'e to O.na Point.
Meadowlark· Airport could close in ·r2 months
By ROBERT BARKER °' ...............
cause ma1or. traffic congestion a11J
burden the-area's SC"-Cr s~s1em.
sewer lines are a"31lablc." Planning
Commissioner Tom L1,engood said
today.
laW)erC. Thomas McDonald )U1d he
doubted has client "'Quid get a fatr
tnal. He said ttre deft'nse might not
make an opening statement '>a) 1ng
t.he tnal v.ould be too long for sui:-h a
sta1emem to male a lasung am·
pre-.s1on on the JU~
.Kraft was arrested in I ~Id in
Mi.$s,on V1C)O follo"' 1ng a traffic '>WP
b~ the Cahfom1a H1ghv.a' Patrol
The arresun& officer noticed .i man
who appeared to be unconsuous in
the passcn~er seat of Kraft's car
(Pleue eee Kil.APT I A2)
-eoast's
~iewers
1ssec
tlebate
Most say Du~akis
got best of Bush;
some just skip it
By GREG K.LERKX
Ol-0.., ..........
-w1n.1c.. m1U1ons of '\.mencans
watched the nauon·s v.ould-be pres1-
. dents battle it out on tele' ISIOn
Sunda)' night. Jackie DaY1s v.atchcd
' t.he l(j n&.
"l just wasn't m the mood 10 watch
those &u ys." Davis said. refe$Ting LO
Republic.an orcs1dent1al nominee
George Bush and Democratt( nom1-occ Michael Duk.ak1s
So instead. Davis watched an El\'IS
Presley movie.
"It was good:· said 03, 1s a
secretary at M cMahon Tcle-
rommurucauon in Costa MC'\8..
A. random telephone ~mpltng of
Orange Coast ~1dents toda) ~
vealed a Wlde nnge of views on the
first oftv.o televised debate betv.een
the candidate$.
An ABC Neo.is poll of 6JQ debate
watchers taai.e11 •mme(11atel~ atier the
debate found that ~~ percenl rated
Dukak1s the winner. 36 perccrw,ga'e
the edge to~ush and ~(l percent ..aid 1t
was a ue. }llghocal anah sts claim that
Du.k.ak.1s "as 'the "'inner of the first
debate by a slight margin
Russell Cotton. a self-emplo~cd
contractor from In me. more or le~!>
agreed wtth the anal) '>ts ··o, Crall. rd S3\ Dulak1s got about
·55 percent of m~ ·' ote and Bu-;h got
about 45 percent. l thought Bu\h had
a fewmentaJ Lapses. I don·t l.no"' ifrd
trust h\m 'negouatmg v. 11h lhe
Russians." Cotton said
Sandra Darhng of Hunung1on
Beach also felt the debate" as a close
one.
".\ctuall}. I ·thought George Bush
opened himself up a httle b11 mort"
than he has before:· said Darhng.
who Owns se\eral McDonald') res·
taurant fra nchises " 1th her hu!-band.
"I don't t.h.m k there "as a clear
winner or loser I think Dulo..alo..1<. .... a.,
clearer than he's C\ er bttn about
"here he stands on the issues He·~ J
lot more left-Wing than I thoue,hl ··
An ..,.cemenno toctcimo place for
IOyeanzoning to build,600 homes at
the Meadowlark Airport and to close
the privately owned air stnp by
September 1989 has been cndors'ed
by the . H~ntington Beach Planning
Comm1a1on.
The proposed de\'eloper agree-next month. would ensure that the
ment, believed a first 1n 1he Cl\~ for Nerio family. owners of the 65-acre
projects other than rede' elopmcn\ facility siace 1952. would not lose
plans:, spells oat for the first-nme a current zoning-at the-w hun offuture
closing date for the small atr·P<?rt Cit y Councils. acrordmg to officials.
that's ticcn operatmg for 40 years .. at The City Council last Feb'rual)
Warner Avenue and Bolsa Chica approvedJhc combination of home .
St reet. · apartments and a shopping center
The agreement. howe,cr. spell out
that thc.Nenos ca.n·t bu1ld unul se"er
and water tac1h11es are sufficient tll
handle. the increased popvla11on in
t.he area.
The imponant thin~ L" t"ngood
said. is that 1t sets a dcfin11e datt' lo r
closure of the airpon \hat 1~ home ,
· base for about .250 small' airplane
and is onl} one of tv.o ~cncral
aviation airpons re01a1nmg in Or-
(Pteue eee (AIRPORT I A2)
Valene Watkins. a secretan '-'llh a
Newport Beach law firm. (ch that
Dukak1s was the clear "1oner
··1 felt !bat Dukak1s ho wed that he
was more aniculate. QlOrt" eloquent
and more on top of what this <.'<>Dntr:
. (PleueeeeD£BATE/A2)
Man, 72, kills
.wife, himself
ID Costa Mesa
. BJ ao9DT HYNDMAN ..............
Aa elderly man apparently A.r-
f'oc:alld bis aili wife tMn k.i lied
bimlelf' witb a ~n Sunday in
tbeir Costa Mesa home, police said.
DonaJd Edward Moore, 72. and his
wilt, 61-)al'~ Gcnrudc Rutb
• Moore. were f~nd dead Sunday monai~ in thear home at 41 7 Costa
• Meta S( A neiahbot had called police
after heui111 a pan1hot in the home. ... ___ 0-Mm pohce l8id Moore, •
Nlind ftnfiltater. appamuly shot
blmlllf' ;n lbe IM9d wilb a lho•n
l8d lalt wife died of •>·lltallOn ._ a· ..... bll pllctd o~ her .......... _ ....
,... itl\:111i1111Dr1 lft "''""I"' IM md 1111 ' bUt alrwi)' are libdl~ *' ,..... acts of ··eutha~ .-.. ... T1ae touplt's tinllc-teory
........... ~ reponcdly rnided.,.
........ lO yeen. Wiii tidy and
.... -WTm/A9J
..
The agreement. slated to go to the . despite widespread complaints fto m
Huntinaton Beach Cm Coun~tl late , rcsidcntsthatthe de\ elopment "'ould
"The benefits are that It imposes a
detin11e date for closure of the :urpon
and It. locks up construcuon unul -
LB riiy.steiy writer~ waJts
second book-signing tour
., aoBUT HYNDMAN .............. ..
Before stndtn& ham on a cross-councry tour lo promote has ~
novel. St. Man1n's ~ u ktd Jelf
Partn to ' 1s1 t • me<f a,a spc<iahst • trb
coechfd him on tM fiMr points ~fT\'
lft\IF-mak•na.
"I Mtb dMI learn a lo\, Jbert eirc
Just lhote 1h1nas )OU ha\C lO learn
bow tO do," Parker SA)'1 "I lun.5 the~
want IO make w~ I don'l pd; m}
no1t on the air or somtt.htna. ••
lut whale he's ca1uaJ cftO\llh t> ~ about it. tut.er is mint oa
doi• ._...~ he can IO hdp
promote "little S.llC>ft. •• lus foUo•·
., · 10 tk <OllllN'CiaJ SUCC'C11 of. .. upn1 He.\... Its of that debUt
no¥11 VMdy nCeedrd his pubhlhef'1
cxpccut1ons and led to creation of an
HBO mo,1e based on the m)stcr:
thnllcr
St. Martin's Prus isn't about 10 be ca•• off auan:l apt.D. '" ldd1t1on to
manaain& the 1m• consulung. &he
prns 1n1tn-1ew • the book tlntOIS
and the cross-<0unt~ tour. 1he ~e~
York pubhsh1na hou~ has produced
I Jint pnnttft'I -, C'OpiCS 'C)f "Lttlc Sa11on ·• Of\I I~ cop'ICS or-i..-.una Hta1" ~~ ordt'rtd 1n It
ftrst pnnuna.
Piner. •ho JU\t returned from & laoMymoon 1nthe C1)manl~nds
wdla H..mc.M Gtlbm ~·~as
di .. HO.. U)'t he'l rad> f« the
MG•dlkMll prornotlOMI 1our \hat · ..._llliln locM> to Sftltk. then to Su
FfWlll.'O.. then on to cttte\ an the
MW..andf.ut.
..
M ar.._co.ea DAILY PILOT/ Monct_ay, s,ptember 21. 1111
lriine sets sPeclal session
to e:acplain costly l•wsuits.,,_
a, Lal.IE t!AllNDT "' .project. The second lawsuit was filed
... ..., ..... _ ·'->'Richard Munsell. an Irvine resi-
Tbe Irvine City Council will hold a •nt active with Irvine Transpor-
apecial mtttina Tuesday to explain to tation Solutions. Munsell has ob-
raiclenas how much time and money jected to the use of city funds m the the · ha lawsuit apinst the county. aty s been sptndjl\& on two T•ther, the actions have drained
controvenial lawsuits. the caty of considerable money and
To be di1eussed 1s a jo int lawsuit stafrtimc, accordina to Assistant City
lrvineandl..qunaBcachfiled.,ainst ManqerPaul Brady, Jr.
the county and a countersuit filed by The public hearing. which will
an Irvine resident, who is challe nging be&in at 3 p.m., is intended 10 give an !h"t counc.il's right to continue fund-explanation of ho w costs have
•na the sun. escalat.cd and to offer residents an
The tint lawsuit was filed llpinst opportunity adrcss the iss~. Brad)'
the county in March in an .effof'! ~o said he wiU aave an update on what
halt development of the Aliso V1eJO . •rrcnt costs-arc for th(. city.
"It's Just a Iona, timt--Consuming
process that doesn't seem to come to
an enct:• Brady said. ''Fony pcr~nt
of my time js beina spent on mal)llina this litiption." .
Copy fees alone have mounted to
Sl0,000, accordina to Brady.
Munsell's attorney has requested
copies of files dating to the I 9,70s, at a
considerable loss of staff time, ac-
cordin& to Brady. In additaon. council
memben and city staff ha$ been
required to give depositions.
"There arc those who feel this is
harassment on their part." Brady
said.
·.
Strong earthquake hits e~st of Tokyo
TO KYO (AP) -TOkyo and sur-
rouddin& areas shook for almost half
a 1Wnute today as a strong earthquake
struck cast of the capital .. Police said
there were no immediate signs of
serious injuries or damage. ·
Central Meteorological Agency of-
ficials said the temblor hit at 5:23
p.m. (I :23 a.m , PDT) and registered a
preliminary ~.9 on the Richter scale.
An earthquake measuring 6.0 on the
scale is considered severe and capable
of widespread damage near its center.
·•w e felt it very strongly. II lasted
about 20 seconds, but.,.Jhere haven·t
been-•ny reports of-injuries." said a
police officer in Choshi ii\ Tokyo's
nci&hborjng Chiba p refecture. He
spoke-on condition of anonymity.
The mcteorologicaJ ag~ said the
earthquake's center wasl&a ted ofT
the eastern coast of Chiba about 30
miles below the seabed.
KRAF'F MURDER ~RIAb OPENS___..· •• -........-.-=...-.-====--=--...:.
From Al
Thi passcngtt. 25-ycar-otd Garn-
_ __,_ _ _..,'"""· was dead. The dead ma1?s pam
WCTC low~red to his knees. ..
Shortly aner Kralrs arrest. in-
vestigators bc:gan piling on ·murder
charges that had previously been
attributed to an unknown "freeway
killer."
Many of the victims were sexually
mtll~or molested. FelO'ny
chaf'ICS of sodomy a nd ma}hem
s&cmmina from the alleged sex crimtS
have been added to the list of murder
counts, makin.J. Kraft eligible for the
death penalty 1fhe is convicted.
wcrt con,idcrcd in i~i~l<!uaJ tria.ls.
A mouon nrha\lt mdt\ltduaf m
on all of the murder charges. was
denied last June by a Superior Coun
judgt-, who ruled that Kraft-would be
aivcn a sineJe trial.
The case has already seen five years
of invcstiptions and battles over
legal motions and estimates of the
total cost to taxpayers range well into
the millions of dollars.
ao..n Qlltornla •be IW bUt lllQhUV ~ llWOUOh
Tueecllir wttti l!llghdy..,.,.. daya, fofecelW1 Mid.
The Nll'°"8t w..ther &erw. pteclcted h~1 In IN upper
IOe to mkl 70. at IN be9cMI and the mounteln1. Lowt In the
mid tousi~we kncelt for the bNcttee wtth !owl renglng trom IN 30I to .,.., ao In the meuntlllM. AIOna OrMge eo.t ,,,.,. will be v.,..,.. higtl doUdl
IOftllM. '"' Tueeclay. Low doudl more •• ,.,.._ end Into ~ lete tonight end Tuetday morning. a.di !owl tonight
fNd.to upper IOI wttti blat'9 Tuetday upper IOI to mld-70.. v.--loW9 tonight mkf.5bt to lower IOI ~ highe TUeedaJ
ftl6d.10e to low •· From Point Conception to the Mexican Border -OIMf
W. "*" light MCI variable wtnd• tonight end Tuetday
momlng. 8outhweel to weat 8 to 15 knot• with 2-foot ....
Tueeclay afternoon. Southwell •well 2 feet. Night and morning
low doudl, otherwiM fair.
U.S. Tempe
.. Le
IO 51
57 •2
.. ~7 ., 5'
80 53 13 .,
IO 43 14_53
-71 51
.. 71
78 SI 77 50
7• ~·· 61 '5
73 '7 .. 80 72 47
... 50
" 55 72 51
80 '5 to 57
M-50
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71 341
10 ..
" 78 92 ..
711 •7
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92 .. 53 4 1 eo s
93 es 16· ~ 71 51 IO 57 ee 7t 76 53
1111 57 72 51
" 73 • 55
0-... .. 57 ~ 95 74 " .... .. 53 ,..... " 75 ===rtoiWIM 12 •7 .. '3 ...-...o... .. .M ='a.r .. M
79 • ""'° 12 '° ~ ., 5' 81 LOllll 79 5' .. LeQCfty 83 58 IMMIOlllo 15 M ...... 58 51 ...._ .. 61 ""-71 .. r.,...a1 Ptiwo 90 72 r..,.. 12 51 T-97 .. T ... 73 51 WlilNt41011,0C •• 55 ...... 13 57
Tld•-
T'OOAY •:25p rn ..0 3 10:S5pm 5 4
TUUDAY ........ :n8m 01 10-le• rn a 5
5:11pm o•
._.. ..... 11:30 p "' • 7
lull .... \odey cl l .•ll P.lft • n.e. r...-, 81 t ·•J L m. Md Mlt COeif! el
1:41pm.
"'-' ,._ lodey Ill 7:1' pm, Ml•
T~ 811:'3 • m. ll>d tteee 89*1n ct 7:••·"'· -
C.Jlf. Tempe.
•·._lat 2• llOutt endinO et 5 P m. ..1!1111".,_......... ti ~
.... 8.'l •• ,_ 70 55
......,,.,,..... 73 61
a.1111i1 M , 53 .._...._ IO '4
,__.,.. ... -n ~ ~'JC!ly 70 51 .__ n so
...... t9 50
le!IOlego 72 ..
.. f'•cncleCO 70 55 ..,,_ 74 541
lell LMIC OllllPO 70 50 8'oclllOll 70 5'
•· ._ t0t 2• ltOut9 -ono et 5 pm ..... t2 541 .__.., .....
..... 71 31
--118 59 ;:;.;. ----6' SS
C.. City 76 SI ~ 92 SJ Lone ea.di 77 55
L.A. ""'""' 71 58 Meryewlle 7 5 59 ~ 82 50
Morn ti 711 61 ~ '7 SI ...... .. ...,.._,....,. '7 SI
a.-to IO 53
..... 8pttnoa tM .. ~ IS 51 ..._.,. 79 ..
...... dlno 8.'l 50 a.o... 77 53 ..,...,,.,,. 75 55
......... 72 •• ..... Ona 71 St
.... .. •• IM:
Eztended .
" 57 IS SI
T7 31
The victims. all )'Oung men. were
often hitchhikers ~ho were last seen
a live on Southern California freeway
ramps+
Dcfen_sc attorneys $8Y man} of the
charges arc based on tenuous, circum-
stantial e vidence. however. and claim
that many of the murder charges
would not stand on their own if they
Attorneys say they expect the trial
to last at least a year.
AUT·HOR AWAITS BOOK-SIGNING TOUR •••.
From Al· • ·
interest and curiosit). A lot of these those championing each sjde of the
topics arc either intriguing to a reader debate. with a healthy skepticism.
of their history and proud of their
culture. It was great getting to know
Paper claims Moritoya used_
staffers to manage property
or a turnoff. It's going to a~tate SC?me "I think we should be skeptical of
people, but 1. hope th~y re curious . "the powers-that-be." he•says. "But
enough to be informed. one thing I wanted to do was be fair
"Ln tle Saigon" tell!> the talc of a when dealing with q uestions about
down-and-out surfer. the black sheep / POWs. MIAs, the question of Viet·
of a wealthy Orange County family. namese refugees and how we treat
who is thrust into a politicall)· and Vietnam. veterans. Throughout the
cmotionaJly chprged m)'stel") When book, I \11(.anted to avoid taking hard
his sister-i n~law is kidnapped from a stances or opinions on these issues. I
nifhtclub iJl the heart of the Lmle wanted it to be topi~al. but I didn"t
Sa•aon community of west Orange want iJ to J.el in the way of a good
County. · read. h's stall a thriller:·.
As he unravels the m ystel"). Chuck Like "Laguna Heat." Parker Fry~ comes to terms with his older sprinkles refere nces through the book
brother -a disabled Vietnam War that tics the story to ~ County.
veteran -and the entire Vietnamese Restaurants, a hotel boxing venue,
rcfuicc com munity of .. Ltttle most of the roads. and beaches and
Saison." He also learns that there arc other locations arc based· on actual
no ~imP.le ans~crs when disc~s~ing places.
topics lake fa~1ly lc;>yalty. patriotism "I believe that the less hypothetical
and penonal 1ntegnty. you.c-an make it. the beucr." he says.
On another level. "little Saigon .. is "I try to be as specific as I can to
a slOry about the lingering effects of provide the time f"'1lle a nd place."
the-Vietnam War and the scars it has Parker aJso goes to pains lo capture
• left on both the United States and the the· spirit and attitudes of the Viet-
refugccs who have resettled here. namcse people as they stru&gle to
Parker uses the community as a become part of American society.
forum to open discussion~ on the Over the past three years of research.
polities of immigrauon, cultural as-he found the residents of Little Saigon
similation and the federal govern-open and friendly to him.
ment's role an clandestine operations "The Vietnamese are faiFly
abroad. sensitive about how they are per-
ArQong the questions Parker raises ceived, and they were probably
is1whetber Amencan soldiers are still concerned whether I would make
imprisoned or missing in Vietnam. them look like o utcasts," l>arker said.
And he treats the issue. as well as "They arc fiercely traditional, proud
DEATHS IN MESA •••
Prom Al
showed nosignsofan intruder or foul
play, police said.
Accorain·a to neighbors, Mrs.
Moore had been' aiJ ing. her healt h
deterioratil\I steadily in recent }Cars.
• She became increasingly confined to
her bed while Moore apparent!) was
robust and in &ood health.
Bu\ his wifc.'s faili ng health made \oore anxious, neighbors said. and
he became more and more reclusive.
Police said Moore apparently used
a plastic bag to s.uffpcate his wife. He
then went to their backyard where he
used a shotgun to kill himself. firing
into his face.
According to reports, Moore was a
retired Huntington Beach firefighter
and his wife used to work with the
county Registrar of Voters office.
Two win $5-9. millionjackpot
SACRAMENTO (A P) -Lotto
players in Long Beach and Los' Aisles will each get ne.arly S3
million for correctly picking six
awnben in the weekend drawina,
California Lottery officials say.
The two, whose 1de ntit1es won't be
known until ttiey tum in their tii;::kets
to lonery offices. will share the
15,902,968. jackpo~ Each will art ~9Sl,4S.. in payments spread over 20~n. " Tbe numben chosen Saturday
aialn for the twiee·wcckly . "Lotto ~9" pmc were: 2, 16. 20, 33, 46, 49
and the bonus numbcT, 4.
OAANGE ...........
COAST ~
llMIOPPICS
Four players picked fiyc of fhc
numbers and the bonus number,
splitlinJ a S l ,S78,696f." ckpot, with
each wannina $394,67 . The tickets
wer~ sold in Lona Beach, Los Anfclcs
and Pleasanton.
Another 206 playcn chotc five.
correct numbers and each won
$3,948, while 11,782 players picked
four numbcn, each wianina_ $62.
Another 218.()()3 chate duft of the
numbers, with each playcr~tinaSS. Sales for Saturday•s pme reKhed
S 14. 7 million, with SI 0.1 million of
that goina u awards to players and U
million to to tchooh.
them and I'm surprised no one has LOS ANGELES (AP)_:... State Sen.
written much a bout the community Joseph 8. Mo ntoya, under investiga-
before. It was a golden nµgget out tion by the FBI. has allegedly used
there::· J &<>"emn<ent staff members to help
Wrule ,.Parker is concerned about manage real estate holdings and fajled
the impression he creates with "Little to rcpon propen y donated by em-
Sai&on." he says he doesn't wol"ry ployces, a newspaper reponed today.
about how man'y copies the book sells Montoya. a Whimer Democrat
and what follows a~er-t.hat. who makes an annual salary of ~o has ,long ma1~~ained that d~: $37.105. h. as acquirefi 19 pr<?perties
spate the success of Lagun3: 1-:fcat, wonh nearly S2 million since his ~c. was con.~de~,t of avoiding a election td'the California Legislature S?Phom~rc Jinx. . . in 1972. according to a report in the
. "Somem~es .when )'OU hit a single Los Angeles Times. "
1n the first inning. you want to hll a home run In the founh, •· says Parker. Several tena!lts told the ne~paper
borrowing a baseball mc.taphor. ··eut they sen~ the1~ monthly checks to.
that's not necessarily the bc$t wa) 10 ~ontoya s Capitol office a~d contact play ball." his secretary to report maintenance
Parker's success has led to a new problems.
contract with St. Martin's Press that
A fonncr staff m ember. who was
not identified, said: "In· some ways.
the office (in the Capitol) became thc-
rcntal office."
Montoy;t said the accusation is an
outragcoos lie.
··0ocs the .fact that those che<"ks
come to the office mean that there is
something wrong?" Montoya said.
"Where do r.ou expect me to receive
them? I don ~want them calling.me at:
homc ... .lf I go out (or) someone else
foes o ut and docs something :lt noon.
don't think that is anybody's
business. I am not using state em-
ttloyccs to do my personal business. I
auarantcc you that." • -•
The newspaper's investiga11on
showed that two o.f Momoya's staff
calls for a third novel by 1990 and a
founh by 1992. In addition. he is
eaaer to try his hand at a screenplay
adaptation of "Little Saigon." TALL SHIPS ON COAST •••
His typical work week finds Parker
typing away at his word processor,
now craft in& the first 150 pages of his
third novel, which he says tells the
tale of'a scuba diver who hunts for
buried treasure in a mystery set in
Newport Beach and in Mexico.
Parker says he's workinJ in a
leaner. more straightforward writing
style that will be reminiscent of
.. Laputa Heat." But the prot.aaonis t
will be older, more mature. than those
. in his first two novels. l~angc in
character types Parker is eager to
develop.
But for now. he'$ happy to watch
"Little Saigon" show up m the hands
of readers.
"It's a wonderful feeling to hold
your own book in your hands." he
says. "And I th ink it's the kind of
boo){ I wouldn't mind seeing next
summer in paperback. in the hands of
everybody on Main Beach."
DEBATE •••
From Al
wants," W atkins said. ··1 think Vice
President Bush fumbled around a lot
and stepped on his tongue:·
· Even though sbc is' a Republican.
Irvine resident Joy Larsen said she
admired O'ukakis' eloquence.
"I just think that Dukakis has a way
of speaking that comes 'across very
well," she said. "I like Mr. Bush. but I
thouaht Mr. Dukakis was much
smoother."
Frank Spielbergcr, manager of
Gclson's Market in Newpon Beach,
didn't really have an opinion on the
debate. Kc attended a Randy Travis
, concert instead.
"I didn't really want to watch it
anyway," he sajd.
The next debate is scheduled to
take place ii:i Los Angeles in mid·
October.
.. =: ...
From Al . .
tory." Riley said. "The lifeline of the
missions was the trade. stiips sailing
our coastlines."
Cox said the ships brought the"first
commerce to the county. with
merchants and Indians trading furs
and other good~.
With the early scttJers came the
famed "red cars" and inland trading
activity, and commercial fishe rmen
bcllrr to reap the bounties of the sea.
F'inally, Newpon evoJved into the
recreational harbor that it is today.
with 9,000 boats moored or docked an
it.\
"I hope we're able to conttnuc this
pfOITCSS and look back when the
county is 200 years old and see the
same success:: Cox said.
About two dozen passengers sf.iid S 100 each for the privilege of riding
with the crew of the Californian
Sundar.
Joining thclll was Ao Snyder.
director of state to urism for Cali-
Stadium Shawl
fomia.
-On-a-morning when the-sun was
brighl,. the skies blue and the bree~e
fresh, Snyder offered words of praise
for the condition of the hundred-year-
old county.
"There's no part of California that
ooks quite like this:· shc·said with a
wave of her hand. '
With that. Supervisor Harriett
Wieder hoisted the Oags of tlie ci ti es
of Orange County. prompting Cali-
fornian Capt. Steve Christman to
note ... We might not have to put Jhe
sails up."
Cannons roared in salute and the
ships circled by Lido Village before
hcadin& out to sea accompa nied by hund~s of pleasure craf\.
En. route to Dana Point the fl otilla
was scheduled to stage boarding at sea
and carao delivery demonstrations...
Their arrival in Dana Point capped
a two-day Sea Festival there.
members turned over propeny at n'o
apparent cost to the senator. who did
not rcpon them as gifts on his annual
economic interest statements.
In 1974. Montoya acquired his first
rental. property, a Sacramento con-
dominum from legislativea1de Jerold
S. Asher. Montoya received the unit
at no cost. •
Executive secretary Rachel Fontes
and her husband, Steven. gave Mon-
toya a duplex in Sacramento in 1983.
Property records show the d uplex was
recorded as a.gin and no taxes were paid. .
Montoya didn't report either gift
on hiseccsnomic interesJ statement. A
state Fair Political Practices Com-
mission official told the Times that
such transactfohs should be reported
as s ifts.
In another real estate deal. the
paper rcponcd that shonly after
receiving a $30,000 loan from a
Mof\toya political campaign commit·
tee. aide Amici A. Jaramillo and
Montoy a purc hased several r
properties In Sacramento and
Madera.
AIRPORT •••
From Al
anac County.
"The airpon is an accident wait in&
to happen," Livengood said. "If an
airplane loaded with gasoline crashed
into one of the homes on the takeoff
pattern. there could be a real disas.
ter." .
Livenaood also said he believed
that the homes wouldn't congest the
heavily traveled area in the western
pan of the city unless the Bolsa Chica
marshland is built to full capacity.
"!\~it's my dream." he said, "that
all the (proposed) 5,700 homes arc
not built (in Bolsa Chica)."
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Game Day
Footwear
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119 F•bion bland • N4'W)JOl't Be.ch • (Bullockl Wilahite Wine) • 768-1622
• •
.. \ Foun~Jn~Valley
Business Expo
set Wednesday
The ninth unual Business EllPo, spouored by
the Fountain Valley Chamber ofCommc'", will be •
bekl Wednesday from 5 to 8 p.m . at Wnt Haven
Plaza on the comer of Brookhurst Street and E.di,..er
Avenue.
Mo~ than 70 local businesses and chamber
members will participate in the event, displaying
products and 1trvices and offcri ng demonstrauons
and 90mplimentary consultations.
Admission is free. There will be a no-host bar.
complimentary hors d'oeuvrcs and door orii.c
dnwinp. Call the chamber at 962-4441.
Teea dnJ6 Pl'Oflnm
Newport-Mesa PRIDE-wiU bold.a worbbop~
volunteers and others who work with youth on
.. Prevcntina Drug and Alcohol Use by_ School-Age
Children'' Tuesday from 8 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. at St.
Andrew"'s PresbyfcnanOlurch on!Sth ~Tacro
from Newport Harbor High School 1n Newport
Beach. ·
Tim Allen, director of adolescent services at the
Vista Recovery Center, will be the keynote speaker.
Rqistration is SI 0, which includes lunch. Call
642-4029 or 540-4917 for more information.
AIU coune altered
A niM-S6Sion ccnificate program an business
manaacment for the ans will be offered by the Art. •
Institute of Southern California in Laguna Beach,
be&innina Nov. 12.
Two preview sessions will be held Tuesday and
Oct. 11 at 6:30 p.m. to famllianzc students with
cOune-objectives:-The inttitute-i~ed-at H2i
f..a&una Canyon Road. Call 497-3309 for details.
Time man-.ement taJ.k
Phil Smith, a consultant for International
Telephone and Telegraph Co .• will speak on tjmc
manaacmcnt at Tuesday's mceung of the Optim ist
Qub of Irvine.
The breakfast session will be held at 7 a.m. in
Hors Hut, l 88SO Douf)as St.. Irvine. Visitors are
welcome, and further information is available at
830-5639.
Government night at Y
Students in grdes I 0 through 12 are invi ted to 4'
Youth and Government information night Tuesd.1y
at 7:30 p.m . in the South Coast YMCA portable
classroom at Crown Valle) Elementary School in
f..a&una NiJucl.
• Participants in the progriim will meet weekly 10
practice the affairs of government. Call the Y at
495-04S3 for further information.
Tozlc •ut~ •ymptMlam
A symposium on toxic waste will be presented
Tuesday morning at the lrvane Hi hon Hotel under
Jbe spQnsorship of First Amencarr Tnlc Insurance
Co. of Santa Ana.
A continental breakfast at 8 a.m . wi ll precede
the program. which is Scheduled from 8:30 to 11 a .m.
The cost isS IOano seating as hm1ted. Contact Ro6in
T orrcs at (800) 854-3643 for more information.
Tldepool program slated
Th~ Orange Count} Rangers will present a
special children's program. "Coastal SCcrcts -
Tidepool Life" Tuesday at·l p.m. at the Dana Niguel
branch ofth~Orange Count) Public library.
The program is free to children of all ages and
will include examples of tidepool anima1s that
children can touch. Call 496-SS 17 for addittonal
information.
Monday, Sept. ·26
I
· '-• 6 p.m. Ne"port Beacb C ty CoancU, council
cnambers, 3300 Newport Blvd.
• 7:30 p.m. Lapu Beacb Aris Comml11loa,
council chambers. SOS Forest ..\ ve.
Tuesday, Sept. 27
• 9:30 a.m. OraaaeCoanty Board orsa~·r·
riton, board' hearing room, Hall of ~dministrauon.
IQ Civic Center Plaza. Santa Ana.
• 1:30 •p.m. Oraage CHnly PlauJ.a1 Com-
mi11Jo9, board mectig room. Hall of Adminis-
tration. 10 Civit Center Plaza. Santa Ana.
• 4 p.m. So•dlLaa.a(BoardolRevlew, 31 S92
West St.
• 6:30 p.m. lrvlae City C•ucll, council
chamben, 17200 Jamboree Road.
I
Orange eo.t DAIL V PILOT /Monday, September 2t. 1tN AS
Dor.nan kin denies ~e'sg&y~ has AIDS
Hanten t11d he 11 "° a~gl) about 1hc
lncidtn1 that he plan\ to flle a defamation
II-sun .. nst t~ Dornans th1\ \\~k
Prem 1taff u4I wire report•
The brother-an-la.. of Krp Robcn
Doman d1sputtd his sme r's emouonal
pubhc admission that he 1s &a> and
suft'enna from AIDS. and said he 1s
const<krin& fihn& a la~ u11 ~1n\t the Dom ans
Dour.las Richard Hansen. 51 a San
Dieao landsca~ arch11ec1 angral; denied
·comments made Sept.. 18 b} has 'sister.
Salhc Doman. who told a Garden G rove
town hall meeting she lost her temper and
called a say demo~strator a "fa .. becau~
she was d1straugh over omoscxual
brother's battle a 1 ID
In a recent interview. Hansen said he is
not a homosexual. 1s health>' and has seen
his sister onl> o nce since their mother's
funeral an 1983.
He said he came forAard for t\\O
rea10ns: .. To defend m} 1ood nanw and 10
blaa that au> <Doman) out of the "ater. too. He's a turlc"t> ..
Ne-uher Doman nor his "1fc could be
reached for comment
Hansen said be had been h~'>ll'd for the AIDS virus four or fhe lime\ an the last
1wo years because he had man) P ' inends
and feared mat even casual contact ""h
them mi&ht uposc htm to the d1~ase .\II
tht tdtl were ncp11ve. he added
··wti¥d~s she come ofTlhe v.all and '\a\
somethan1 like this." Hansen said "I can··,
believe it She's been in poln1c'> fonears
and W 'S SOI 10 do this lO me" t 'can·1
believe 11."
Dofl\an. R·Garden Grove 1s running
for his third two-}ear term 1n the J8th
Consrcs~1onal D1stnct apm\l Democrat
Jerry Yudelson.
The conservative congressman "as first
elected 1n the West Los '\01eles dmnct
and has been mt1c1zcd b~ p~ acu"m for
his nand apinst an11-d1scnm1na11on lt>11s-
la11on and his oppos1t1on to gay group'> in
thtGOP
The couple's daughter. Robin. said her
parents would not respond to inqumes
about Hansen. When asked Ito"' the
Domans learpcd of Hansen·s alleged
illness. Robin Doman said ... Tha t's per-
sonal. There's ~n communicauo n
That's all I'm 1oin1 to~)'.-
"It's somctbin& that's 'el) 'e~
S(ns111vc and very ~rsonal and 'e0 \ad
We JUSI want to commun1catt' with him
and we don't want tnm to be s1ck and
alone."
When Mrs. Doman made the comment
and subsequent apolog) to tht' ga) demon.
strator at the forum. she de!>C.'flbed her
brother's cond111on to the cro"d of 100.
··He tells me e\-CI') da~ the thinner ht'
sets. the sores covcnng hi~ bod)." she said.
Robin Doman said her mother v.as
S~llkang 1n the future tcnst" about ""hat she
feared would happen to her brother in the
advanced stages of the fatal 11lne~.
'Tll take an AID test an}'t1me:·
Hansen said. "f m a health~ SI."
He held out his arms and asked.·· Do) ou
see an) spots'> .. As for hts v.e1ght. Hansen
gnnned and said. ·-rm ge111ng a httle
porky··
_Junipero Serra
beatified by pope
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Oom-pah-pah .
A atrollln& oom-pah-pah band open• Oktoberfat ·fadYltla at Old
World VUJace ID Han~ton Beach. The e•ent will be celebrated
Weclneeclay th~b SunClay until No.-13 ln Old World'a Peed~
Ball and beer &a.rclena~
By TERll Y LEONARD
Anoclaled Press Writer
VATICAN C ITY -Pope John Paul II
on Sunday bcaufied a pani\h pne'>t
~vered as the founder of ( alll(lmia-.,
missions but revtled bv so ml· "ho .,.,, ht.>
whipped and enslaved the-lndrJn\ he
work.cd t() conven. ..
ht Jttv. Junspcro rra mo' t'd another
:.Step toward sainthood"' hen hc v. as mJde a
"blessed" of the Roman Cathulti. ( hurch
alons wuh five other people including a
Meiucan priest executed b~ a finng squad
John Paul beatified the SI\ 1n an open.air
Mass m SL Peter's Square befo~ a golden
al~r flanked by flo" ers and "•'>S guards
in aold. blue and red un1form'I
Speakl na 1n Eftgh'>h. th~ pope called
Serra, an t 8th ccntu~ Franc1~an monl. -"a-sh1nmg-e1ttm~fC'-hns11an '1rtue and
the missionary spmt ··
"His areat goal "lll to bnng the.. G ospel
to the native peoples of -1.me nca. 50 thal
they too n11ght be ·consecrated 1n the
truth." J ohn Paul told a cro"d of ~CJ.000
people, some of whom v.ore paper hat<; to
protect them from the sun during the
th~·hour ccremom
"He so~d the steds of Chnsuan fa11h
amid the momentous changes "rought b)
the am val of Euro pean settlers an the '-ev.
World. It was a field of m1ss1onan
ende•vor that requ1re..d pauenC:,e. per·
scrverance and hum1hl\. as "ell as' 1 ion
and couragt'.'' the pontiff said
Serra founded the first nine m1ssaon an
what is now CaJifor:ma. and his order
cvcntuaU~ established 21 Dun ng his L . .
-v\su a year ago. John Paul stood befort'
Serra's grave at the Carmel !\1tss1on
Ba.siltca and pr.used the monk for has
m1ss1ooary ~ork among the lnd1a'ns
Cnt1cs sa) ~rra stole the I ndrans· lands.
ttfuscd lo alto~ them to lea' e. the.
m1ss1ons forced them 10" or\... in tht.> fields
or on constr:uCUon proJ ecu and e\~d
them to European d1!.casc!. to "h1ch tht'~
had no res1slance.
4. group of ntne h1ston3ns. asl.ed b\
Bishop Thaddt>us hubsda of Montere' to
11ve their opinions on erra. said an a
report)ast ~ear that I nd1ans "ere abused in
the nussions. but tht'y found.-n<H",'ld~nce
10 suppon chargec; aga1ns1 rra himself.
.. lnd1anc; and soldlen. mourned bis
death and immediatel\ called him Blessed
Father:· said Shubsd<! "hen he made the
formal request for Serra·s bea11ficat1on
Rev. Miguel Agustin Pro. a ksu1t pnest
eAecuted b> Mt'A1t an pohct' in I Q~7. was
the on1}.mart)T to be bea11fied Sunda> He
died at the hetght of the conflict between
the Roman Catholic Churc h and the an u-
denea~ pan) that started the Mexican
re' oluuon and suit go' erns the count!').
Pro. who was ordained 1n Belgium and
rctumcd to h1s nati' e land an 1926. was
accused oftakang pan in an atlempt to lcjlt
Mexican ruler Gen .\h aro Obregon. He
was arrested and t'xecuted "nhout a tnal
John Paul pnuSt"d Pro for organmng
secret communion se£'\ ices during .. the
years of ~r~u11on:· but some believe
Pro also was a pohucal act1,1st who
d1sgu1scd himself as a laborer and mingled
w11h the "'orlong clas5es.
Photographs sho" Pro kneeling an
pra:rer. then standing before a go' emmen1
!inn~ squad Yo nh h.LS arms o pen and
holding a rosa11 and a cruc1fi\ befort'
collapsing ana rece" mg the coup de grace
from a police officer
Just before he died. Pro shouted .. C-hnst
the'kmg It\ es."
The MeA1can gd' t'mment has made no
official commt'nt about the beauficauon
But a left1~t magazine Pf'OC'eSO. c-811~ 11 "a
slap 1n the face of the re' olu11on ..
No surp~ises in·Ascon waste cleanup
... .
By ROBERT HYNDMA.l\
or.,. Delly ,.... ,,."
Ckanup 1peoahsts. stud) mg the ~CW1-
huardous-waste Sile an Huntington Beach
said their test samples o far ha' c found no
unexpected che mical wastes or e n-
vironmental threat to thl' nr1ghborhood.
"There have been no urpnscs so far.
which sho uld come as good nt\\ s for
residents living near the Sile:· sald Pamela
Beckley. an '\scon con ultant 3nd tht'
communal) relauons coordinator for th.e
project. "The field tests trll us thal the slle
will not be as hard 10 clc.-an up as "e might
have thought."
The current stud intended to~
tcrmine exact!) what chemical "'astes are
at the landfill site and ''hat deanup
measures are needed to m:ltce 11 de-
vetopable for the lando" ncr. .\scon
Pro~nics.
The work entails a team of "orkers.
wearing protecti ve clothing. La~mg sam-
ples of the soil. th~ oil) lagoons and the
filled-in chemical pits that I\ on 3 acres at
the south"est corner of ~lagnoha treet
and Hamilton ..\venue. The sue 1s 11uated
across the street from Edison High hool
Teams of "orkers from ..\ ron·s main
contractor, the Rad1a n Corp .. ha' e been 3t
tbo1Je..s1nce m1d-..\ugu!.t, follov.1n2 stnct
samphnggu1dehnes required b~ a legion oi
aovernmental and en' iro nmcnr.il agen-
crcs.
The Remedial In' esug311on and
Feas1b1 ht) tud~. a 11 1s calll.'d. "111
continue wnh testing for another .... -eek or
two. wnh test results e"<pected about one
month afte~ard. Beck.le) sa}s. lfall goe
well. cleanup could began w1th1n one) ear.
"One nice development y.e·,e found as
that there has been no significant odor
relea~d from the site. "h1ch has been a
problem ttHhe-past. ·· Becki~} sa1 .
Eyen so. Radian is cekang nppro' al b\
the South Coast Air Quain~ Managemen't
Distnct 10 place a ro' er on·r a t) rene p11
to prc"ent foul odors from bothenng local
residents.
·Ascon 1s faced "'nh a propen) that was
declared a ha.zardou ·"aste 11e JUSt St\
months after 11 purt"hasC'd the parcel an
1983. Althoug~ compan~ officials intend
to develop r~1denu:iJ and commemal
projects on the si te, thr chemical "astes -
occurred at 5:38 p.m . • • •
and the concerned resident'\ "ho In e
nearb) -loom as huge ob-.tades to an~
nt'w construction.
The waste problem date'> hack to tht'
~and ·s0s" enTaTle' v.as no"n
about the potenual for contamanauon b)
hazardous wastes.
and sulfuric acid' aluminum <.la~ mag-
nesium and potassium <hh,nde. luel oils
and 011~ wastes. merr:1r1an). c;t~ rene.
styrene tar, phenolic ,,a.,tt~'> chlonnateq
soh en ts ands~ nthl·ttc rulltll'r
"So far. though th<' o~an1c chem1caJs
we·ve found ha' e N'cn in' en lo" ll'' els.··
she said.
While th<' testing continue' ~ .. con 1s
moving forv.ard "1th plan~ to heir pa~ for
the mounting \tud1e" jOd pn1en11al
cleanup co 1s
The Ascon sate began landfill opt·rauons.
in 1938 and "as used a an oil-dnlhng mud
dump. B) 1950. the Silt' took on 011 field
and 1'ndustnal chemical "as\es undl'r
~rmits granted b) the RegJonal \\ :uer
Qualtt~ Control Board.
B> 19 I. the site was use-d as a landfill for Com pan) off1c1al~ ha' l' .i<ol.ed thl' Cl\) of
construction debns and inert materials. Huntington Beach to grant .i tone rhange
That use wasd1scon11nued an J Q l.:md tfte to allo" dt'' elopmrnt. s!lOuld the "le be
-followmg )tar. the {>ropert~ "as purchas.:<i--£1ean~ up and cleared tor ne" constru~
b\ Ascon Pro~nies. which planned to t1on ~proposed amendmen1 to the cit) s
~over oil from the sit~ and de' clop 1t Gent""ral Plan "ill be considered b~ the
w11h commercial and rts1dent1al Huntington Beach Planning C-omm1ss1on
propenics. Tuesda~. "1th cons1dera11on in Oc10ber b~
Dunng its s11n1 as a waste-disposal !>1te, the Cit> Counc1I
011 field wastes "'ould be treaied and In add111on . ..\scon ha!o a~l.ed the c11' for
rec)Clcd. "1th St"para11on conducted in permission to msta11 011 ''ells on an.·as of
several lal'Je lagoons that sull dominate lhe site unrelated to the landtill Proceeds
the site. would help \I.1th later lkanup l'O'>ts. the
.\ccording to Bttlcle). "a"tt'S alread) compan~ sa's That propo'3l 1<o <ochrdulro
1den11fied at the sne include "hromK .llld to be re' 1ev.ed b) the C11' ( uuncil Oct 3
Thf"l't men enterea a shoe-uare tn
frozen bumtos. one sand" I< h l'nl·
ba1 o(chips. two packs ol u~renc~
and fled out the front door
unloded veh1cll' parked 1n 1ht' ~000
block of Fillmore. bet"een JO p.m .
Fnda' and 3·30a.m turda' :-U,~knownvis-tor pU~Ches
'·woman in coii.st ap8.rtmelit
the lJOQO b)ock o f Beach. Boule' ard
and each grabbed thrtt or four pa1ts
of shoes ,afuedat about S800and lled
an an old orange--colorcd Volks...,agl.'n
• • • • • • • .\ "heeJ was stolen o ff a \ olks-
BJ LANCE IGNON ................
A man with an accent and ll pp
between J1is ft'om t~trpunch!<ra
Newpon Beach woman In the fore-
hied for no apperCAt ruson Sunday
when she opened her front door.
police said. C'arol J. Dccoemcnas. 23. heard a
~nodt on the front door of her
1panmen1 in the 1100 block of West
lalboa Boulevard shortly after I p.m .
She drew aside her front curtain and
..,._8wla
PDtice responded lo complaints
9-.aday offive cows who ftad broken
ft'M of a rtnce and were wandmna
.._ L.-yna Cany01\ ROlld near the dtJ ltmftt. nc five bovines "" 1....-S. bul not befo~ one clmlld a police~· cautina minor
..... IO \be vftick. • • • A ... walkiill early tocM)' alOna
... 1200 tlloct 0..-0.viaea DriYe told
.. be .. ~ bY ftaht
_. wllo m..-ct ·~bim._ tteali"S an
11 • 1wmillld amoua1 of' Clllh. • • •• • A black mou11ta111 bib valued 11
1190 -~ stolm .... y a1o11e 1M btoelt Of !Ou•h Cout
saw a man who said he v.as looking
for Richard.
Decoements told the man he du1
_not no~a Ri,blnl.bu.1 osx:ned thl'
front door. Without funher d1!-
cunion, the man punched her an the
forehead wi1h his closed fist. ~assailant and a second suspect
1hen ran. Decocmcnt5 "as lefl "''ha
one-inch cut on her forehead
She told police tt\at a man. named
Richard had hved an the apanmcnt
before w moved in. bu1 she did not
know his last name.
H ..... way. In a xpara\e inc1<knt. a
mountain bike valued 11 $931.83 v.as
l'lponed stoltn Sunda) morn1na tom 1 Lomberdy Stfftt home • • • Polg arraud two motonsts earl)
today Oft suspiaon of dm •n.a und<'r
lheinftuence of alcohol Ostar
Alarcon Piem. 26, of Dana Po1n1 wa
annlld 11 1:4S a.m . on Tlurd S1rttt
ind PKiftc C'out H•lbway. M1chHI
Lee Parido, ll. of CMta Mna was
ana:ted ~ aftir mldniah• alon& dW HOO of l..quna Can,on load. I •
.. .. 1rt8HOll
Somtol1t lhpped a burnan1 paper
loWtl tl\fOUll\ tl\e mail \l<lt ar Nt"v.-
A wnness at the apanment said he
had seen two men knocking on
()ccQCmcnis· door carhcr tn the da'
but• thev had left when no one
answerea. Theas~ilant wasdescnbcd asa ~0-
year-old v.h1tc man. S fttt 9 inches
tall. I 6S Pounds with bush~ hair. He
was weanna a white tank top and baa)' U.vtsand)acUppbet*ffn h1.,
front teeth and "-ct an un .. nov. n
aettnt. The ICCOOd man was de-
scribed as a heavy-tct white male and
wcanna Lt 1s and 1 mustache
pon f1nt ln,cstmftlts, S6 San
Nicholas. etther Frida) 01ah1 or
Saturday momina. Tbe n~ burned a
cafl)Ct and c1uttd "'° damqt. • • • A aold pendant valued .. S 1.000
wa1 reported stolen Thunda) from a
t'elickncc tn the JOO btock o( Buen&
Vista I
• ..
Bug.
.\woman h'vang in the 'ltH.• hll'l ~
of Moclc1ngbul} Lanl' c-allC'<l pclhn.•
unda~ to rcpon a knC'I" n per;on
disrupted her fam1I~ · pc-al·l' h'
• • • pla\\ng loud music" Ith a h.im.1tn,1de .\ "o man honking her car horn and the residcn~
dm 1ng ~ithout her hahts on an tht' • • •
v1c1n1t ) ofTalben and Ed~ards "a' " v.oman drO\t' her \\t'11t Coast
arttstcd at 1:4.S a..m. Lod~n on )ello" taxi into the E-.;xon ga station
suspicion of dn' in.r. under the· an· a\ 1 66~5 Harbor Bh d . turda' at I
UCAC _ ------p.m and filled_ I.be 1anl \\Ith\ ... .,0
Someonesma~h~afrontdhArt"a ~onh of g.as. Sbl' told the attendant "" ... she "ould be right bad. "Ith thl' residence m the 21000 bloc!.. 01 mone~ She nc"er returned
Suf' e or and stole, a S mnh
Corona t~ pe~nter Coeta M._ • • • ,\ SCC'Unh 1u1rd at the " on " 35-vur-old Co ta \1e man was
Landfill site at Hamilton "' enuc and arrested earl~ Saturda} mom1 n.g after
Maanoha trttt reponed someon~ c:rashJn& h1 car into a ut1ltt~ polt'
finng nfles in ltlt area 81 · n a m. ,follo"' tnl a bnef chaS<' Pohce ar-nd: rested Roben Mont&omei: oo u p1·
u •> • • • non of dn-.1ng under the anflucn""t' oi 17-)~r"'°ld 11rl said that a man alcohol \fontgomei: "3\ not
entered hff bedroom on Od'ord and ~nous!) uuurt<J
P"t htS hands over her (att and la) on • • • top of her She k'T'tl~. al'Kf he Somcont tolt a ttrro from.an
\1, agen Bug parked 1n the 600 block Qf
\\ e t I ~th tr~1 betv."t"t'n p.m
Fnda~ and ~O a.m. ~turda' lrTin,
.\ ~uni\ guard "as beaten b"
three men who then robbed the Home
Club store he was auardmg earl~
unda' monung. The susl)«t stole "•ereledge1·H~~
no cash The guard wa~ not-senousl~
IOJUr'Cd ••• ~ ~oman returning to her Thunder
Run home unda> evening was
anacled b her ex-husband. who
JUmped out of the bushc near her
home aM threaten~ to kill her The
CX•husband ned On foot Y.lthOUI
11uunn1 the ~onan • • • Someone stole a 19 5 Mc~
Benz 190E from the 18900 block o(
MacAnhur Boulevard someume
ovtr thf '*ttkcnd.
rtpOn~) /'11' out tbe door he Qin(> -------•!illli---!111-......... ---11!1---· an. wsa1d.
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•
Two pupils slain in school
GREEN \\000. ( C .\P) -
l'"'ftllft en\e~d a G~tn-. (X"IJ
*tMftW) tcbool toda) anJ ~ncd
ftrt, lumns t•o pup11s. ~pon \ltd,
P-hne people ha'~ bttn adrn1tted to
9etf MftnonaJ Hospital an C.rttn·
wood. 1ncludtl\I t hsldrcn and ~IM ttpOt1 taid
Tiit .. nman wn apptthcnckd and
MW " in cuaeod}, autbont1~ at tht
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NIW YORK (AP) -President ...._ ia 1 tarewell eddrns to the U .... Naaiou. said today it is •-.dlu 1 poeaibiliay" that a treaty ant• iaterc:ontincntal ballistic •""'II cu be liped ~ith the Soviet
U-wilhia tbl ne.t year. la • IPll.DCb prepared for delivery at
tbeopmi::ru.e General Assembly.
...... called for an inter-
MtiOul c:ionficrencc to stop the use of PoilOa Ill and other chemical -r president remwed what he
aid bu been Pf'OVCSS toward peace ia Ilia adminiluauon, but added that
.. bitcory lachn us caution" and that
.. ev. ill dais time ofhope,1he chance
oflailure is real."
He called upon Iran and Iraq to ::s:'te in implementing the U.N.
tion on their Persian Gulf"ar. •>inl. .. Let this war end now .... Let
~come.··
In Afahan1stan, he said. "We
mcouraae the Soviet Union to com-
plete its troop withdrawal at the
earliest possible date so that the
A(&han people can freel) determine
their fu ture without funher o utside
interference."
The president condemned "the
continu1na deterioration of human
ri&hts in Nicarqua and the refusal of
the tiny elite now ruling that nation to
honor promises of democracy made
to their own .people and to the
international communtty."
He called on the Soviet n1on to
"assist in bringina the con01ct an
Central America to a close b) halti ng t~ flow 'of billions of dollars of arms
and ammunition to the a ndan1sta
ftlimc" in Nicaragua.
Iuming to ncaot1at1ons on long-
ra~nuclcar weapons.1he prC"~1dent
said, "I can tell this assembl) that it is
hi&hly doubtful such a treat) can be
accomplished 1n a tew months. but I
can tell you a yt'ar from now 1s a
possibility, more than a possibility."
Then, in an emQtional passaae. he
said. "Poison gas. Chemical war-
farc .... thc terror of it. The horrorofit.
We condemn it, The use of chemical
weapons in the Iran-Iraq war -
beyond its tragic human toll -
jeopardizes the moral and legal
1trictures that have held th~
weapons in check since World War
I." .
The president urged nations that
signed the Geneva protocol outlaw-
ina s~ch weapons and other con-
cerned countnes to "con vene a con-
fercl'lce to consider acuons that we
can take together to rcve~ the " .
serious erosion of this treaty:· ~ur·~a' s t Iraq has admitted usin_& chemical i:-•• ep
weapons in I ts eight-year Persian Gu •
war with Iran but claims Iran also party adopts employed the banned substances.
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SAN SALVADOR, El Salvador Olympic swimmers
RANGOON. Burma (A P) -The
military-<iominated political pan)
that has ruled Burma for a quaner
century gave it~lf a new name today
in what one diplomat described as an
aue~pt .to change the pany's
tarnished image.
State-run Radio Rangoon an-
nounced that the Burma Socialis
~m Pany is now-the Nation.al
Unuy Party.
massacre V-ictims ~ ,
MOSCOW (AP) -In an officially
sanctioned event unthinkable before
the era of &lasnost, hundreds of
people p thered 1t a Moscow cem-
etery to remember m ore than 100,000
people, mostly Jews. massacred by
the Naz11 at a ravine near Kiev.
And some directed their anaer not
at the Germans but at the Soviet
aovernmcvtfor its repression of Jew .
''Babi Yar was a prelude to the
spiritual acnocide of the Jewish
OCOl>leofourcountry.'' Yun Sokol, a
World War II veteran. told at lt'ast
SOO ~pie huddled Sunday on a roa<t
out11de the gates of Moscow's
Vostryakov Cemetery.
A few years ago, police "'ould ha\'e
broken up such a demonstration as an
anti-Soviet outpouring of na-
tionalism. But in a product of Soviet
leader Mikhail S. Gorbachev's policy
of fiasnost, or openness. ooly a few
policemen were on hand and did not
interfere.
Standing alongside Je,qsh ac11v1sts
atop a makeshift speakets platform
on a truck were a prominent Jc"'ish
Soviet army general. the head of the
Soviet Anti-Zionist Commmec and
members of parliament.
The rally. which lasted I 'h hours.
wasalJed by the ofli~ial Anti-Zionist
Committee, which includes. Soviet
Jews who oppose hrael, and by the unofficia~ Society for Friendship and
Relations with Israel.
It wu the second year that
au1horitiespve permission for a Babi
Y1r. memorial rally in Moscow, but
the first in which a state orpnization
was • co-sponsor.
In a sian of official sanction, the
Moscow Communist Party and aov-
ernment newspaper Evcmna Moscow
ran an announcement of the cer-
emony Thursday, and the state-run
Tass news agency carried a dispatch
after the demonstration.
"You must agrcc truusomedemoc·
racy exiSIS because I 0 >Cars ago ~ou
couldn't have met here," Wilham
Perry of New York told the crowd in a
mixture of Yiddish and En(lish.
Perry is president of the lntemauonal
Union of Industrial. Service, Trans-
pon and Health Emplo>ees.
The rally marked the 47th an-
ni versary of the killine-of more than
100,000 people, mainly Jews. at Babi
Yar in, the Ukrainian capital.
Speakers said that shonly after occu-
pying K.iev. the Naiis rounded up and
shot to death 35.000 Jews on Sept.
29-30. 1941.
f,\pt---The auxitiary bishop of San
Salvador called Sunday for an tn·
vatiption of an allqed massacre of
peuants by soldiers.
Mon~orOfCJ.orio Rosa Chavez,
durina has homily in the Metro-
poli1an Cathedral. called for punish-
ment for those responsible ··even tbouah they might wear m1htary
SEOUL ( .i\P) -Ang11 South
Koreans flooded pohce and ne"s·
papers with telephone call~ toda)
demanding that two Amencan 01~ m-
pic swimmers be gi ven long Jail
sentences for then.
year to TO yean in prison if con' icted
on charges of aggravated theft. U ..
Olympic officials said the incident
was a foolish prank.
It did not give an explanation for d b
thechanae,butaWestcmdiplomatin 'Thought I' e· next,' Banpok, Thailand. described the
uniforms.··
Police said the) recel\ ed a Ooo<l of
calls fiom people demanding l S
aold medaJ swimmers Doug GJerti.cn
and Troy Oalbc) A>e prosecuted on
charges of stealing a marble lion"•
head wonh $830 from a eoul hotel
Saturday.
Seoul newspapers conunued to
bristle with denunciations of U.S.
press coverage of the 01) mp1cs and
South Korea. Commenuuorscharged
the U.S. media was trying to blacken
the nation's i-mage.
move as an attempt "to change their
imqe (and) make a break with the . pirates' captive says pa;~" recent months. millions of
people have enpged in street demoo-
strations, strikes and o ther acts of
opposition to the pany and the 26
years of political repression and
economic decline associated with it.
Ten people were killed Wednesday
in the peasant village of San Fran-
cisco, 30 miles cast of San Salvador.
Residents of the hamlet said· they
were detained by soldiers of the Jiboa
battalion, accused of collaborating
with leftist auerrillas and slain with
arenades and rifle fire.
The armed forces said Thursday
that Jiboa troopers had ambushed a
1ucrrilla column Wednesday outside'
San Francisco and killt d I 0 rebels "in
fierce combat."
Afterthe villagers told their version
of events to reponers and rcpresenta~
tives of the Roman Catholic Chu.rch
Lcpl Aid office. the military
drastically altered its stor) regarding
the killings.
President Jose Napoleon Duane
has promised an 1n\esuga11on.
The two, who "ere removed from
the U.S. 01\'mpic team for their
antics. are to be quesuoned b) pohce
Tuesday. The Prosecutors' Office will
then decide whether to press charges.
Police officials. who declined to be
named. said callers were demanding
the Americans be Ja iled and warned
authorities against lcning them re-
turn home unpunished.
Seoul newpapapers, which referred
to the incident under the headline
"Ugly Americans:· said man) read-
ers were calling to complain. Papers
backed the c~lls for tough treatment.
Gjertsen and Dalbey. "ho each
won two gold medals. "oukl face one
Newspapers compared the swim-
mers to a brawl Ifft Thursda' "hen
South Korean boxing officials 31·
tacked a referee after a Bulgarian
boxer was named the winner O\'er
local favorite Byun Jong II. B) un and
some officials were suspended for the
incident."'
"The U.S. media should' know that
such incidents have greatly hun the
pride of the Korean people who have
worked hard to prepare for the
Olympic Games for lh~ past i.cven
years. and as a result it is proliferating
anti-American sentiments," said
newsp~r commentator . Chung
Tong oo. •
The Korean media and some
government poh11rnrns han· pla~ed
up the arrest of the swimmers. •
:
Military commander Gen. Saw
Maun& led a coup Sept. 19 that
diplomats say apparently has re-
established effective control over the
country by the ruhng clique. Soldiers
have driven protesters .1from
Rangoon's streets and broken up
protest centers in dozens of towns
nationwide.
The government savs ~curil\
forces have killed more than 150
civilians. mostly people described as
looters. since the coup. Diplomats
believe more have died. including
many unarmed demonstrators "ho
marched the da) after the coup.
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(AP) -Am'encan Chnt0n uggs
testified today he belie' cd he "ould
be "the next to die" after h1Jackers
thttwthebodyofa fellow av~ d1\er
out ofa hijacked TWAJethner.
Su~ testified at the m4atder and
air piracy triaJ· of M'ohammed ;\h
Hamadi. The Lehane e h11t c
Mosfem is a)larged ln the June 1985
hijacking. in which. .S. Navy diver
Rohen Stethem ·was killed and 39
Americans were held hostag!t-for 17
days. •
Su.&gs. wttp served "-Ith ,Stcthl·m.
also told th·e court that Hamadi said
"let the pig suffer:· "hen ll night
auendant asked the hiJackers 1f he
could loosen Stethem's bound hands.
Stethem and Suggs had been taken
to the plant's first class ect1on after
. .. the Oight was diverted to Beirut.
"I heard a lot of screaming to the
tower an Arabic, I couldn't under-
stand it." he testified.
"Then I could hear Rober:t
(StethemY scream," Sug.s said.
Other witnesses. including Oight
attendant Uli Derickson. have said
Stethem never made a sound while
bcina beaten by the hijackers. B.~t
Suggs. when asked about that testi-
mony, maintained: "I heard him
scream."
"Then 1 hear a gunshot. the door
open. and a second shot." said Suggs.
"At this'P.?int I jus~ listened for Bob.
he was sull alive and I could hear him
moaning.",
Suggs said that after Stethem was
shot. he heard one hijacker sa): "One
more in five minutes."
Speedier rulings
oli death peDalty
cases .promised
MONTEREY (AP) -= Chief Jus-
tice Malcolm Lucas said the state's
hi&h court may need les time to
decide death penalty cases in the
future because many of the difficult
lcpl issues have been resolved.
In his state of the j udiciary speech
to the State Bar's annual meeting.
Lucas also said h~ couldn't predict
whether the c9UO:S work would be
Jpeeaed up by requiring all cases to be
decided wnhan thecoun's new90-day
rule for oral argument.
He said dunng remarks Sunday
that it will take a very good excuse -
"perhaps a bubonic plague" -to
justify exceptio ns t9 the 90-day ru le.
The state constitution requires all
courts to decide cases 90 da}'s after
they have been submitted. But the
requirement has never been applied
literally to the Supreme Court. which
takes;-about 200 days to decide an
average case after oral·argument and
can take far longer 1n complex cases.
·Lucas announced the court's new
•n-iast i:uesday•s a settlement of a
wsuit by attorney Stanley Sapiro of
Malibu. whose c~sc took two and a
half years for the'court under forvier
·Chief Justice Rose Bird to decide.
In discuss.int the suit. "most of us
favored his (Sapiros's) p<>sit1on."
Justice Marcus Kaufman told re-
poners Sunday. "We would hke to
have followed the 9Ck:lay rul~."
The new plan allows exceptio ns to
the 90-day Nie if Lucas finds "Sood
c:aute" for an extension. But be said
Sunday the exception "will be used
very sparingly: press of business or
similar reasons will not be enough."
"Someone asked me what is going
to be good cause," the chief justice
said. "I said, 'I don't know. perhaps
bubonic plague."'
The conservative-dom inated
Lucas court, installed after Bird and
two collca$ues were defeated in the 1986 elecuon, has concentrated on
death pcnaltycases. leavinga number
of civil cases undecided more than a
year after oral arguments.
The court has issued 48 death
penalty rulings this year alone, com-
pared to 68 in seven years by the
previous court headed by Bird. But
Lucas said the backlog of death
penalty appeals.remains over 180.
But Kaufman said tie ex~ts many
of the older cases to be decided before
the end of this year. including a major
case on the ri&hts offired employees.
·as the court clears the way for the start
Qf the new 90-day standard nelCt
January. ·
Justice John Arguelles told re-
portert-that the "extreme complexi-
1y" of a case Qrobably would nol be
grounds. .
io set oases Olll within 90 days of
oral arjument. the coun will shift •
some of tts current post-atgurRmt
review to an earlier stage. Lucas said.
· "The justices will focus on each
case before it is calendared (for
lawyers' •rauments). discussina mat-
ters in rqular pre~argument con-
ferences and working to iron out
di&renccs and discovC"r where they
cannot be ironed out," Lucas said.
10,0001narcb to cOUect ·
1noneyfor AIDS project
LOSANOELES(AP)-More than 10,000 DCOl>le marched throu&h the
streets Of Hollywood to raite S t.S
million for the financ11lly troubled
AIDS Project Los Aftl'let. which
pn»•idtt .ervices for victims of tht
daldly dilale.
Many ol tbolc wbo tumcd out for Sunda~ founh annual fund-ra11,n1
... ~ votcn IO reject IWO
AIDS initiatives on the November .....
Plnic:iputs 1nc:luded AIDS suf-
...... d9oli WhO Iott trindt and ~va to dae deadly· ditrUt and
.,._, wbo laid 11wy frtt a teMC or
IDOlal rapoMibility.
Micbael Gro11 of NBC's "family T ... ies.
"We're here becauw we·re lucky,"
•id Katherine Caner, 38. Who was = with bet husband ... We~
· and not in tbc hilb-rilk
lfOUP. I want to be able to help thole Who ... ,. lucky."
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Orange Cout OAtl Y PILOT /Monday, September 28, 1988
Bush fired tan \\urd' Jl Dul.al.1<.
after a qucsuon aboi.• ()c.:i· .: and h1~
quahficauon~ to ~i:r mt• ·.he pn.''>•-
dency. tfnecesr,ar,
.. Judge the man on h" rl·wrd not
on a lot of ruml)r' an~ ... nm .. , '1d• and
If) ing to fool aroi.nd \\ llh h" name ..
Bush said. not1nr'tiY.lt Ou~.ilo.1<. fre-
quent!) reft:rs 19 h" running malt' b'
hrs full name ot J Dantunh Qu.i' le
Bush said thaL · qd1rnlmg a !)l'r\on·s
name is a lllllt> bc:'flcatb tht' prcxe'-'> ••
Duk.ak1~ shot bal ~ ·· 1 doubt 'er.
much that Dan Qua~le "a" the best
qualtlied person for that 1l'b .\nd as a
maueroffact I th ank tor' mo)l pcqple
he. nuncm or·Pre~1tk<l1 Qua~ te· 1\ a
ven. 'e~ trQubltnf no111rn tonight. ..
stream:· lbe Democra11c nominee
tn~llengcd the vice pre<s1dent's 1udg-
men1. pert1cularl~ on the lran..('ontra
scandal.
Duk.akis said that Bush. the chair-
man of a task force on 1erronsm.
"endorsed the sale of arms to the
A~atollah tn exchange for hostage~.
one of the most tragic. one of the most
mlSlaken foreign pohc~ dec1s1ons
we've ever made tn 1h1s couOlf' and I
dare say. encourages others io take
hostages .. "
In reply. Bush said. ··¥es. v.e
shouldn't trade arms for hostage"S. but
iA.e have made 'ast lmpro' ements.1n
our anti-terronsm:· Going on the
attack. Bush said Dulutlus opposed
the t.,;.S. m1h1.a0 stnuagainst L1b)a.
a cla1m that Dukak1s pro\ested v.as
001 true.
Judges give slight edge to Diikakis
The l"O c-and1datc'> trJdt'd a series
of one-li ners. bt>g1n n ing "'hen
Dukak1s claimed Bu<,h ..... a!'> .. the Joe
Isuzu of ~mencan pol111~., .. -rcrcr-
nng to tele' 1s1on l"omml"ruah Ul
which the !>alesman ma._l., 1m-
plaus1ble claims for l'>urn car)
Bush retorted. ··That an'>"l'r \\3S
about as clear as Boswn fiarbor ··
rcfemng 10 the pollutton in Dul akr ·
l'lome to"n
An Associated Press panel of STX
veter.an debate judges ga' e Dukak1s a
narro"' edge over Bush Three judges
thought Dukakts v.on and three
picked Bush. but the Democrat got
the most pomts o'erall. Duka~1s got
top marks for presentauon and or;
ganualion. v. h1le Bush bested his
opponent m refutatton and ~ason
ang.
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One of the presidenual candidates·
debates went to Michael Du b ids b~ a
slender margin over George Bush.
according to a panel of veteran debate
judaes who kept score for The
Associated Press.
Three judges gave-lbe nod to
Dultakis, wh ile the other three sided
with Bush. but the Democrat cmc~ed with the most po101s on their
ballots. 144-141.
Several hundred tele' 1s1on '1e" ers
polled by ABC immcd1a1cl ) after
Sunday nigh&Js debate also thought .
the Massachusens govt'rnor wa the
winner. •
Of the 639 registered voters
surveyed by the network, 44 f)erccnt
said Dukalcis won the encounter. 36
percent said Bush and 20 percent
called it a tie.
When ABC contacted the ~me.
~pie prior to the debate. 48 percent
identified themselves as Duknkis
suponers, 46 percent as Bush.backers
and 6 percent undecided. Afterwards,
32 percent said they favored Dukakis,
45 percent Bush and 3 percent
remaine<l undeciaea -a Shift toward
the Democrat of no . statistical
Si&Jlicance, gi ven the polrs 4.5 per·
ccntqc point margin of error.
A copyrighted Newsweek maga-
zine poll showed American voters
~ere evenly spill in their asse)smcnt forensics at Emof' L. nt' er .. 1t' said
of which cand1daLc won tc Sunda~ that in 12 )cars o( JUd~ini pres1den--
deba1e. with 4::! percent fa, onng t1al debates ... , .. s the hrsl lime rvc
Dukalus and 41 ,c:rccnt sa~ 1ng the ever heard the candidate laughed at
GOP no minee was the' actor. b) the audience. Bu!>h ":\!>•laughed at
The Newsweek poll showed that 1w1ce b) the aud1enn• at \\alo.e Fore t
undecided swing voters \\COi both Un1versll'. on lran-t ontra an<l the
ways -43 percent ~1d the~ ''ere abonion quc'>llOn .. and ·oui..ai.." ,,a..,
more likel) to 'ole for Dukak1s alkr laughed at on cnmc ··
the debate and 43 percent said the~ Wade. wh9 !.('on:J 11 2 · -22 for
were more hkcl)' to \Otefor Bu11h. · Oulfak1s. said ... Dul.alo.1<. "as much
The Ne"'sweek sun e\. ,·ondu,·tcd more organs zed Hush ha<, a temknc~
by the Gallup Organ11a1ion. in' oh ed to ramble and be a lmlc out of u " But
telephone interv1e" s "1th 33"' reg1'\-she praised Bush for ··detlc.:ung h1s..-
tered voters 1mmed1a1ch afier the potenual bloopers \\Jlh humor"
debate .. The margin of crrQr \\3) 6 James M Copel:rnd . nauonal e\-
percentage points. ccutl\e secretaf\ ot the 'a11onal
James J. Unger. direc\or of the Forensic League 1n Ripon \\ tL
National Forens1n lns111utl' at picked Dukakis . .!3-21. He called
American Universll} 1n Washington Bush "chopp) and tumbling:·
and chairman of the .\P panel. \a1d. William outfp.~onh. director of
"There was no knoc._out punch b~ forensics and prof, sor of speech a'\
el\her party." the Unher 11v of Reuland . rated Unger. who gave Bush a 25-.!·Hllge Bush a 17_26 ·"inner .. Busll's pos-on his scorecard. said. "On thl· 'er) narrow. argumentnll' e. tcchntcal iuon that )OU must negouate '" 1rh
sense. on the flow sheet. I thin lo. that the So nets) out of strength "as nl'' er . . h h ~ ans"ered." he said. V1~e Pres1den~ ~us "as t \:"inner. Fra k ferra d1(ector of fo~n ic But my susp1c1on 1s 1hnt ~ltcha__cj_ 0 _. _ _._
Dukak1s will emerge a 1hc pohucal
victor from the debate. c-.to Aldens ,. ,. ,.,.. m rt lloomc llttds
"Duk.ak1s had more blanks to till in ai.y ttM<ialsh c111 sane, .. PfffKllJ
from the standpoin t of the
voters .... He emerged as a credible
alternative to Bush... nger said
Melissa Maxcy Wade. dm·cwr of
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at J.K. Mullen Hr&h bool 1n
Denver. gave Dukakrs a !J-21 ~dge~
while LO. aegehn. speech and
theater ans consultant for the 'orth
East lndependent School D1stnct.
San .\nton10, Texas. scored 11 .!5-23
for Bush.
The judges "atehcd the deha\e on
tele' ISlon 1n their o" n hometo" ns. l
using a scbrecard modeled af~ the_
American Forensic Assoc1at1on De-
bate Ballot for colleg1a.te and cholas-·
ltc debates.
The) a"ardcd one to fi, e porn ts 1n
each of six categonc~ reasonrng. I
evidence. organizat ion. refu111uon.
cross-exam1nauon and prescnta11~n
.\ I was poor. 2 fair. 3 a' erage. 4
excellent and 5 supenor.
Here are their combined scores·
Bush Dul..al1s
25 Reasonsng .!4
22 Evidence "'
22 OraanizatJon
24 Ref uration
23 Cross-Exam,
25 Presentation
141 TOTAL
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Whtie Bush del)1C"tcd Dukal.1~ 3 \ a
liberal Democrat ··out 01 tht• main·
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I ar.,.. COMI DAILY PflOT/ Monday, September 2e, 1eaa
Shuttle launch·countdown started
CAPE CANA VER.AL, Fla. (AP)-NASA Ill tbe countdown clock tic:ldml IDday for retumina Americans
to IDICI Tbunday aboard the shuttle
Dileovery.
""The laUDcb countdown is now in
.....,_. .. tat director Terry Will-
...... announced promptly at S
LIL PDT u be siJnaltd the tra-
ditional "call to stations." That call
a.embled more than 100 controllers
at tbeir comoles.
Tbe countdown had been set to besin at midJUaht but was postponed
wbea launch l)9d workers fell behind
in p-eparations Sunday.
NASA said that did not affect the
pl o( launchina Discovery at 9:S9
Lm. Thursday on the first U.S.
manned space mission since
~exploded over the Atlan-
tic, kilhna -the crew of seven. 32
monthsqo.
.. We're still on the timeline for
Bturlcane Helene
weaken• In ocean
MIAMI (AP) -H urricane .
·Helene's lOS mph winds were !t threat
only to ships in the ceotralAl.la.ntic
today u it continued to move north
launch oo the ~9th and that's the olan." launch director Bob Sieck said
Sunday.
Tbe National Aeronautics and
S.,..ce Administration had built 39
unpropammed houn of contingency
time into the countdown as insurance
for last-minute problems.
Sieck said it was decided Sunday to
allot eiaht hours of that time to
complete the work of replacina panels
and removina work platforms from
around Discovery's enaine compart-
ment.
"We don't want those people !9
have to do that under the aun with tfie
clock countin&t .. he said. ''So we said,
'Take all the time it takes and we'll
delay the call to stations to accom mo-date that. ...
Oosin1 out the aft end of the
speceplanc bad been bdd up when
low voltap radiflfS were detected in
an electnc,I circuit that ignites the
explosive cha~ uled to separate the
shuttle from us fuel tank in Oiaht.
Enaineers eventually determintd the
fault was in a around circuit, which
don not affect the fliaht
D iscovery's five astronauts
planned tony here late this anernoon
from their trainina base at the
Johnson Space Center in Houston.
Once here, they will receive daily
briefinp on launch preparations,
review their fliaht plan and undergo
medical examinations.
Commander Rick Hauck. a Navy
captain, and pilot Dick Covey. an Air
Force colonel. planned to practice
landinas at a runway here in a jet
outfitted to handle like the shuttle.
The three mission specialists in the
crew are Georae Nelson, M ike
Lounae. and Dave Hilmers. a Marine
lieutenaoLCoload; AJI have flown on
earlier shuttle fliihts .
Durinafourdaysin orbit they arc to .
release a S 100 million communica-
tions satellite from Discovery's carao
bly, conduct 1 l science and tech· nol~ experiments and check out
modifacations made to the shuttle
since the Challenaer ~ident.
"Because there are so l'l)ADY
chanaes, we're treatin' it like a test
fliaht of a new vehicle,' Hauck said in
a recent interview.
The Roacrs commission that in-
vestipted the Challenacr accident
said the direct cause was a leak at a
joint between two seaments of one of
Challenaer's two solid-fuel booster
rockets.
Enainecrs redesigned the booster,
and made improvements to the
orbiter, the majn enaines and the
external fuel tank. In all. S6 major
chanacs and more than 400 lesser
ones were made. The. program to
redesi&n all three shuttles has cost
about S2.4 billion to date.
Reagan halts military escorts for l! .S. flagged ships in Persia_ri Gulf Billy Carter (riCbt) wtth brother Jimmy ln 1978.
into colder, strength-sapping waters, · NEW YqRK (AP) -President leaving for New York, where he "as
forecasters said. Reagan decided.. today to end. U.~. to discuss the change with head~ of
"1Cs aoing 0 gradually weik"en convoys_of' Amcncan..flagged ships tn state from the reaio n. --
from here on in," said Jim Gross, a the Per:s1~n G ulf, but ~II keep U.S. Reapn, after a farewell speech to
hurricane specialist at the National fo~ in the _gulf tQ aid threatened the U.N. General Assembly, had
Hurricane Center "We·~e estimated ships. the White House announced. mectinpsct with Sheik Jamir Ahmed
potential Iranian attacks Kuwaiti
tankers re-registered under the U.S. 8 ill c rt &l I
.na!°Themodificati onentailsachange -y a er 9 . 9 oses--
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from a 'tight escort' proctdure to an battl •th ·accompany' regime." Fitzwater said -e -Wl _cane.er onA~!r-f::eft~~~~ettan--flc-w-to-_. ....... cA-'..,,
within the next 72 hours and weaken Fiuwater told reporters that Reagan with leaders of the GulfCooperatton
even further after that." acted "after r«:viewing the current Council, which is h,eaded b) Saudi
At 3 a.m. PDT. the storm's center cease-fire, which has been in effect Arabia. ·
was near latitude 23.5 nonh and since Aug. 20, and consulting with The president's meeting "Ith the
loqitude 49.S west, or about 1.500 allies and friends in the region." sheik is the first since Sabah came to
miles southwest of the westernmost T here have been no attacks on gulf power in 1976.
Azores. Helene was headed no nh at shipping since the cease-fire began. The convoy operation. begun 14
10 mph away from all land areas for Fiuwater said the president made months ago-, involved a precise Navy
the next few days. the decision in Washington before formation used to· protect against
New York.
"In an 'accompany' regime. U .S.
forces will be positioned such that
they can talce appropriate acti_on if
Ameri~an-flagged ships are directly
threatened."
There have-been no attacks on _gulf
shippingsincethecease-fire went into
effect. ...
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WASHINGTON (AP)-ales of
existing sing}e>family homes rose a
modest I.I percent in August. pulled
up by strong demand in-the South. a
real estate trade group reponed 1oday.
The National Associauon of Re-
altors said that sales of existing homes
rose to a seasonally adjusted annual
rate of 3.67 millio n units last month.
follofiO& a S.O percent decline in
Jul}'• ..s Ttit increase was anributcd to 1he
desire of home buyers to beat rising
m<?rtaage rates. which have _been
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is the movement of housejlolds into
Ole market now to-avoid wfiat they
perceive to be detenorating con-
d iti ons. This has persisted through
the summer." said John A . Tuccillo.
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' PLAINS, Ga. (AP) -Billy"Cart.er. about himself," the family said.
whose escapades as President Billy Carter, a self-proclaimed
Carter's beer-guzzlfag good or boy beer-drinking good ol' boy. was
brother alternately amused and dis-forced to redefine himself when big
mayed Americans, ··struggled brother Jimmy rocketed into the
courageously" with the cancer that White House in 1977.
killed him, his family says, Within a few years. Billy Carter put
Caner died at Home of pancreatic-his name on a brand of beer that
cancer, the same disease that kill~ flopped. got in hot water with rc-
his father and an "older sister. Sunday marks denounced as racist or anti-
morning at the age of 51. Semitic, accepted money from· Libya
A few blocks away in this south-and was forced to sell some properti~s
western Georgia hamlet. a flag n~at to pay a debt to the lnterul Revenue
half-staff across the street from he Service.
p s station where Carter often dow -But underneath the mask of court
ed beers while enterta1ii1n~i~ng~re:£po~n!ers~~J~· ~st~er~wa~s~a~~r~~-~~~r;;~·, :·~I with-his irreverent-wit:-rea er, a t ter who refused to go
.. He had a heart of gold... sald down quietly under the pressures of
Becky Gentry, who operated 1he alcoholism or cancer .
station for six months when Carter He was born William Alton Carter
movedaway.''Hemadeyoufcclgood Ill, on March 29. 1937, the youngest
justbeingaround.him. Younc,ersaw offourCbildren.
a frown on his face." He grew upjn Archery. a child with
Carter "died quietly and peacefull) a stutter and a poor student. Billy was
in his sleep .... with his famil) at his 13 when the family m oved the three
bedside," said a statement issued by miles to Plains.
the Carter Presidential Center in He ra n the family peanut business
Atlanta on behalf of the forme r until Jimmy, a Navy off&,eer 13 years pre~idcnt and his family. • his senior, returned home to take
"He t\ad struggled coura~usly over. Billy, chafing under his
with his illness. never losing his senst brother's reian. quickly mamed his
of humor and alway~ more concerned hiJh school sweetheart, Sybil, and
about those who loved him than joined tbe Marines. •
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More 'hang-the-expense' carsarecorhingin·'89
WASHINGTON (AP) -Euro· ~n automakers must think this is
the year for you to take the plunat on
that 1pons car with eno uah horse-
power 10 achieve Earth orbit or on the
luxury t>arae v.ilth faucets for red and
whiat v.ilne in the back scat. They·re offcrina m ore models than
ever before: 40, ttiat get caught by the
U.S ... p..,uzzler" excise tax. accordw
Ina to the aonual fuel economy
radnp released by 1he Environmen-
tal Protection A&e ncy last Thursday
for 1989 models.
Five can bcarina. U.S. names arc
also tued. Two of 1hcm are largely
made in Europe and arc aimed at the
ume h•na·the~xpensc marke1 sea·
mcnt that the Europeans arc going
af\er. The other three arc the onl)
entirely U.S. models ever to pa) the
tax, which ihey also paid 1n I 98i but
etea~ last year.
.._. usual, the Japanese are the
milt.! champs. For the founh
1tra • t year the fuel-sti ng1est cars are
the apancse-made Geo Metro, for-
merly the ChcvTolct Spnnt. and, the
two-teau;r Honda Civic CRX Hf.
The Metro's maleaae "'as 53 m1fh
per pllon in the city. I mpg bclov. last
ycar"s figure for the same car. and 58
on the hiahway test. the same as last
year. Geo as the ne"' nameplate
General Motors Corp. 1s pulling on
the 1mpons of ats Chevrolet d1vmon.
The Civic's figures are 1dent1cal 10
last year's: 50 mpg cu>: 56 mpg
hi&hway.
ihe gas~uulcr tax, unique to the
Unncd States, assesses a pcnah> an
the form of an excise that nse) ""Ith
dcchmna fuel econom) ft \tart~ at
SSOO and aoes up to Sl.8~0 It "'a~
enacted in I 97S, ~hen fear!> of fuel
shonqies were rampant. and aaml.'d at
d11COura,ain1 the unthnfty
In all. 'S models -!>Omc of them
1Cknt1cal except for mm -a~
. official p s.-suzzlers. uh\ )Car') hst
inc luded onfy 24, and the }ear before
that the count was onl~ 18 .
This year's 1ncludc!> fhe R6lls·
Royces that csc:a~ 1n prtHous )ears
throush a now-cl~ loophole that
exempted cars of more than 6.000
pounds aross vehicle v.eaght
European models thit \I.all pa' the
ta. come from Rolls and ns Bentle>
badge. plus M;iserat1. Fettjln.
Merccdes·Beni. Porsche. A.s1'1n-
Manan. Jaguar. Vol~o and BM~
Tbt prohfcrauon of guulers re-
flects a grov.iiig desire for per-
forman~ and status. anal) SIS sa}
"Around here 11·s almo~t a <ilatus
sym bol to have paid 11 S3.000 penalt)
ta>L ... commented Ga rrett ~tas!>e. auto
editor of The Register an hrev.sbuf').
N.J .. in affluent ~onmouth Count'
'lfJ·ou >utve a t'ar 1n ~our lineup
that ocs not h'e up to m per-
fornuntt mage ~ ou'~ ll\ more
trouble toda\ than 11 \Ou ha\e an
official ga5-gunlC'T." said Ed \hlkr. a
Directors-of Qu1ks1h t'r Inc an-
no unced Fnda) an ="t>v.pon Bealh
that at has rece" ed .a proposal from
Wedbush Sccur111es to arrange
financing for a le,eragcd bu~-out of
all of the shares ofco mmon stock held
by the public stockholders of
Quiksilver for S8 per share
_ The proposal contcmpla\es that
af\cr the acq u1s1t1on cenam members
of Quiksilvcr's current management
senior editor a t Ward 's i\utomo11ve
Pubhcations tn Detroit.
Clarence Dillow, director of the
Center for Auto Safct) m Washins·
ton. an advocacy (foup that frequent-
ly has opl>O'Cd rclu.auo n of go' em-
ment fuel standard s. said: .. We are
aoina in the ~Tona d irectton. We
ou&hl to be headed the other wa) and
mal ina gas-sjppers."
But manufacturers. he said. "think
they'll make more 1n profit~ rhan they
Pl) in pmalues:· -
"The tu really 1sn'J<cbJcctcd to b>
the buye(' of luxury cars. s.iud K)le
Johnson 9f G M's 'Cadillac d1v1S1on.
.. It does not aJter G M's comrxi1tmen1
to stay awa).' from thcp~u~ler la:\
on U.S.-bu11t cars."
Johnson was commC'nting o_n the
Cadillac Allante, a SS0.000-plus t'A'O--
scater introduced last )Car to compete
apinst the upscale Europeans .\
lafJCr engjnc this year brought 11
under the tax with a rnung of 15 mpg
1n the cit} and 23 mpg on the
hifhway. adding S650 to the silcker
pn~-
Thc other taxed . cn1n 1s one
m odel of the Ch0 sler 're b~
M ascrau. v.-n lch nad readings Of I"
and 21 . Other TC models eM:ajX the:
tax.-but not the one "'Ith the
will own approx1matl.'I~ 51.5 ixrccnt
of 1he equal) of the compam and 1\
cond1tioned upon the sa11sfac11on of
various cond111ons. inculd1ng lhl.'
o b\aining of nccessal) financing.
Quiks1Jver's board of directors 1s in
the process of anal) £Jng tbc propo~I
and has not )'Ct determ1nt'd \lo hethcr
to accept or reJCCI the propo!.31 The
di~ors said that lhe com pan) does
not intend to make an} funh_cr public
comment wrth res~t to the prOPos:ll
turbocharaed 2.S-hter engine ( 152
c ubie> inches) witnout the top-sear
lockup feature on the th~·spced
automatic.
This car is built an ltal~ using man)
U.S.-supplied components. The
Cadillac Atlante as budt 1n the U nited
States usina an h.aJ1an bod).
The 01bcr U .S. p s.guulers arc the
Chrysler Fifth Avenue and its ident·
acal twins, the Dodge Diplomat and
the Plymouth Grand Fury. T her get ~
16 mpt in the city and 23 mpg out of
town. accordina to EPA. compared
With 17-23 last year and 16-ll an
1987.
Repeat ·tests of the same car can
yield slightly differing results. "The
car has not changed," Said Tony
Cervone, a Chrysler spokesman.
The F'tfth Avenue famil) is an us
last year. Successors v.cre introduced
last year. .. the Chr)sler N~ Yorker
and Ood&e 0)-nast', rated at 18 mpt
Cit) and 16 mpg haihway for 1989.
In all. Japanese and Korean manu·
fat'tu~rs captured tha top I 0 spots. as
they did last )Car. Becau~ Japanese-
owncd plants in the United States and
·1n Japan ha'c 1n the past supphcd the
same cars to the C .S. marict s1mlll·
tancousl}. EPA no longer lasts 1he 1op
domestic models.
unless and unul the board acccpu or
reJect~ the proposal
Quiksilver design~. arranges for the
manufacture of. and d1stnbu1cs
beachwear and casual clothing pri·
marily for yo ung men and boys under
the Quik.silveT label. The compan) 's
products arc made 1n the L'nited
States and sold to 1.500 surf shops.
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mcnt stores.
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Stock market declines
NEW YORK (AP) -t he st~k market
drifted lower in quiet 1radin1 today. wc1&)lcd down
by lower bon4 prices. The °-<lw Jones A' era&e of 30 industrials
slipped 5.69 to 2.084.99012 p.m. on Wall Street.
Declining issues outnumbered advances by
more than 8 to 5 in na11onwide tradin_g of New
York Stock exchange-listed stocks. with 499 up.
811 down and S33 unchanged.
Analysts noted th~t thc market continu~s ~o be
stalled in a narrow trading range and that acuvny 1s
dominated by .. deal" stocks.
Jn addition. analysts wd there is some
concern among investors that economic SlJltistics
for September. although not due to be releatcd for
Kveral weeks. will show that the economy_ tias been
tfheafing. An expanding economy puts upward
pressure on interest rate . Meanwhile. the .market .. i stalle1i or( the
upside beeause of concern about interest rates and
buffered on the downside because of the enormous
buyinf powenhat's around·:· said Larry Wachtel. a
first vice president at Prudeoti31-Bache Securities
Jnc. · Among act1Vel) traded issues, TW Services
rose I~ to 24V.. The investment firm of Coniston
Partners disclosed that at holds a I 9 percent stake
in the food strvicl'S concern.
Best Products. which s:ud its board is
considering the sale of1he company.Jumped 3~ to
18¥ •. Kroger rose V. to 5M8. The company rcjec\ed
bids from the Haft fami l~ and Kohlberg K.ra vis
Roberts ~ Co .. saying it plans to pr9:Ceed with a
restructunng. , · The NYSE's composite index of all its listed
common stocks . was ofT .49 at 1S1.89. Al the
American Stock E.xchangc. the marke\ value andc"<
lost . l 2 to 298.99. · Volume on the Big Board came to 82.89
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Experts· see economy
slowing duri.ng 1989
WASHI NGTON ( P) • -The president of the assoc1a11on, which 1s
economy will slo" an 1989 but holdina its 30th annual meeting 1n
probably won'\ topple 1rtto n re· Pittsbur&h this week.
cession until 1990 or later. econom· The median projection for econ·
is ts for top U.S. corporations J>ttdk·_ 2micJ.roW1h as. measured by thcgro.ss
ted today. national ~ucl was 3.9 pcm:nt this
The latest surve) of the National year. which wowld be the best since
Association of Business Econom1 ts 'l 9'4. and was eve.n more bulli$h than
found a panel of 60 economic the Reapn administration's 3.5 ptr·
advisers to the country's largest cent forecast.
businesses substantiaUy more op-The cronom11as hid predicted ,2.9
timisric about 1988 and somewhat percent powth in tM May survey and
more optim1sttc about ne1tt )Car than raised their proJect1ons even thoup
it was three months qo. the summer drouaht 1s expected to
In May. S7 percent of the econom-knock a full pcrctntqt point off of
i1l1 believed the current expansion, th is year's powth.
now nearly silt yean old. would end In November, after the stodc
sometime In 1989 However. in a mark.et cruh, m0rt than htlf the
syrvey taken tn late Auaust and early ~nomists were lootina for a tt·
~piember. that view was held by a m1ion in 1988 and the mt'd•n
smallerbuUhlhubstant1al 47 percent arowtb pn>Jtttion was an aMmic 2 ofthe peMI. prrttnl.
F0r1y·two perttnl of tht econom· ~ unnpecud robu\t srowth ti.as
11t1 believe the MIU rettu1on '*Ill )at, 1f it ~let be ~
tome in 1990. while I I ~rttnt look newt for • prnidnliaJ
for &be downham 1n 1991 or lakr. candidMeoea..tBusla. Who itcotlllt·
.. for businal econom1111. I poup i111 oa ~ to v• dlrir oftee 9CCU.S alan 1n1bHitY 10 rrach ~.
••ment on an)'1hina. the fKt th11 F1ftr'.du'et pawnt o( ~ pull Of
90 pmnt oC &be nation'• ladrna ...., m lllliOdatkln ftlftftberi a«
bUllMli econoln•l&a Clpt'(t '" econ-c~ .......... DI••• omk ~tuna dun'! the next two ic:Mll l)e•..., .,...... 61 _1"·
yean " nowwonby. said J•> N. cntbrlinelulla'1economicpolietft
Wood"'1h, an «ononn\t w;,h wil Ill """' for -.tlinhle l1*t laMcn Tn111 Co. and •ntom"-pVwtll and ..,_ inftat10ft.
·It's time to ask
questions about
OC -hOusing co~ts
You could almbst afford to buy a home in Orange County
a year qo August.
Check again.
. What was selling for S l 70,000 just last year is now going
for $220,000. ..
Figures released by the California Association of Realtors
show the median price of a home in the county wa.s a tidy
$224,828. That means half the homes sold in August actuall y
cost more than that. and half cost less.
The association's statistics are only for resale homes. But
while they do not include salts figures for '!lew homes.
condominiums or homes sold directly by their owners, they
are an accurate barometer Di.whatresidei!tial real estate-costs.
And how it costs. '
Consider what it would take to purchase not a waterfront
mansion but an average. median-priced home in the county.
-The price is $224, 828. Lenders prefer you have 20 percent
of the sales price to make the down payment. But let's assume
you don't have $50.000 in equity andyollcan get the.home/or
ontrlO percent down. T-• • •
That $22,482 d9wn payment (oot countmg points,
closing costs· and other incidentals which can total about
$5,000) reduces the loan 10 $202,345.
And that roughl) figu res to a $2,023 monthly house
payment, including property tax impounds and perhaps
homeowners· insurance. But, as you will see, there's no need
to quibble over a few dollars. A $2,023 house . payment requires certain income
requirements. not to mention a lack of bills or debt. The
expens figure 30 percent of your income should go toward
housing, which means }OU should be making $6, 743 a month.
Some quick arithmetrt sa' vou muSfhave a n ousenord
income of about $81.000 10 'afford that average home in
Orange County.' ~
The figu res say a )ear ago the household income
requirement was about $70.000 for the same house. • Afl that is fine for those homeowners who plan to stay
where they are.and count their equity. • •
But all is not well for would-be first~time buyers, industry
in need of a work force. those tryi ng to relocate'here and for
move-up home.buyers. -
What w1ll become of those gro ups? How hi$h can prices
soar? How will our count) change? And where will it all lead?
We don't have the answers. But·it is time to stan asking
the questions. .
OTHER VOIC ES
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Gun control
You have to give the ational Rifle Association credit.
Better than just about anvbodrelse in Washington. the NRA
knows how to make a Congre spersort fl inch in anticipation of
the next elec'tion. · .
Take the Brad\ amendment, for instance. The most
sensible gun legislat1on to come along in 20 years, i& would
have· imposed a national seven-day waiting period on
handgun purchases.
Law enforcement groups were behind it. President
Reagan, a lifelong NRA member. backed it. But not the gun
lobby. So ... the amendment wen• do~n to~cfeat ....
Its defeat means more dead cops and more dead civilians
at the hands of convicts and me ntal incompetents. For that we have the NRA and a gutless Congrcss·to
thank. Los ADgeln Heri.Jd Ex•mhler . . . ......
The House of Representatives shamelessly caved in to
the political muscle of the national gun lobby when it rejected
a modest measure that would have requu ed a seven-day
waiting period for the purchase of handgurrS" .•
The vote put House members on record against vinually
every law enforcement organization in the country, groups
that had pleaded for this measure known as the "Brady
Amendment" to assist thetn in their jobs ....
But the House refused to listen. and the reason is
transparent and deplorable. . . . There is no sound argument against a coohng off penod.
It. would have caused onl}' mi nor inconvenience to law-
abidina citizens who could pick up their guns in a week, but
would have made it difficult for criminals to walk into a store
and get a handgun with ease ....
Yet the House buckled under pressure from the well-
hceled gun lobby and voted 228-182 agai nst the Brady
amendment. s Baltimore 1111
Ethnic ratios
This year's ~pening of C41ifomia·s public schools marks
an historic turning point: F<?r th.e ~rst time. AnaJ.o.studen~are
in the minority. This satuauon 1s likely to prevail andcfinnely,
with the P.P between the Anglo and ethnic populations
arowing wider as ti me goes on.
The demographic milestone wil~ bav~ a sifllificant
impact on the schools. from the way history 1s .ta~t to the
materi•l 1Jun:hascd for the library to t~e Kinds of prosrams
·that will be needed to provide quahty educanon for an
increuinJly diverse student population.
• Sens1t1vity to cultural variations will have to be reflected
in the curriculum. aod more intensive efforts will be needed to
keep students in schoo) so we do not hllve the hiah dropout
rates that arc now rouune. California has·a chance 10 show the rest of the nation that
it can educate a truly p0lygJot population without com·
promisinf. quality or shon -chanaing its students. h will not be
easy. It wall cost a lot of money. But it can be done. The .well-beina of this state and the country demands that we do 1t.
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Monday. September 26, 1988
Two v1ews of a tragedy
TllMu •Jult lfe..,,artBeacb omcerw
wren called tom~te.
ryant WU-carryrn:& on beach .
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Shon\~ before 3 a m on l.'pt ~ "~\A, pon Beach police
responded to a repon 01 a man \\ tth a c;h.otgun on the beach.
Mintues later. undaga· B0ant "'as senously wounded by
Officer Derek Duncan Thi.' otlice r apparently mistook a
portable radio slung 0' er Bf\ ant"c; houlder for a shotgun. The
reported man "11h a gun tuml.'d out to be a 14-year-old with a
paint canridge gun
Lt. Robert Oakley wltb paint &an that
reeembl• eawed-off •hotcun.
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For first time, United States
groWe~s exporting·marijuana . -
WASHINGTON -The \;n11ed
States may be in the position. for the
first time ever. of exponmg drugs.
Hiah quality m anjuana. much of 11
.,.own illegally on public lands such as
the national forests. 1s being ship~
out of the country for sale. according
to law enforcement sources.
Until now, American-grown mari-
juana was produced by small oper-
ations fot d omestic use and sup-
plemented by foreign-grown pot. The
small growers arc being forced out of
the business 'by law enforcement
aaents. But larger, organ12ed crimiiial
outfits arc takin' their places and
expandina to foreign r11arke1s.
Law enforcement sources in 1he
Pacific Northwest tell us that locall}
l'OWn marijuana IS increasing!~
being sold to Canadian dealers be-
cause of its h•$h quaht) and pot enc).
Another wnnkk ts the marijuana-
for-cocainc trade. Some Nonhwest
aro'Aien s-.ap ma rijuana for Col-
ombian cocaine. The Colombtan
dealers then resell the marijuana at a
profit. The standard trade 1s an oun<'C' of coeatM' for-a pound ofm;niJuana
Pohcc tntclhacnct reports on the
rww manJuana export busan~ pin-
point the source of the crop as 10ut~m Orcaon and an ·atta of
northern ~hfom1a known in pobcc
circles as the Emttald !nan&)c. It
compnses Cah fomaa's Humbolt.
Mendocino and TJirut) countin.
The Amcncan manjuaaa crop ts a
SI 0 balhon industry. ~'"I !tall·
imate crops such as wheat a nd corn as
the No. I cash crop an tome attas. In
the Emerald TnansAc. the heh·
quality sensimiHa -tbt ~mak
mar\iuana plant wt.Kia has no lftds
-can brina an a,·nqc or Sl~SOO a plant. A t)pc&l plot of 100 plantS
could be wotdtSlS.000 .
J1c1
AllEISll
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and DALL VAN ATTA
hkel) growing sites an Oregon.
The emerald-colored plant~ v.c~c
once qujtc eas~ to spot 10 1hc IMC:'>!
foliage b) agC'nts n~ ing 0\ a '"
hclkopfers. But gro~crs nre turning
to smaller plols and using c:lmou!lJgc
techniques su~h a\ nets. m e ul>C!
ponabfe gardens planted 1n bags .10d
buckets 1ha1 can be mo,ed or hidden
an the tree tops 1f lhe gro" er u ~cl
. their area "111 be searched
.\rmed gro"ers and boob) traps
make 1he manJuana detail .a Jang.N-
ous duty for Pack.,.ood and his 1c-am
Packwood and a Bureau 01 Land
Management aacnt were tromping
throuah the forest on~ "hen the
BLM agent became tangled an 3 tnr
'Wltt ngcd to a shotgun Lud.th. tht'
shotaun misfired. o\ quid. ;m:h
turned up a sec-ond tnp "''re
This summer Pad.v..ood found
himself m hand-to-hand ombat
whm he tned to arTCSt t\\O men tor all~I) ra1S1n1 SJS plants 1n ti\C
sates in a nauonal fomt Pad."ood
had to wrntle OM $USpttl. 1 former h•sh school 1ndus1nal arts trat·hrr.
Acrord1n1 to Paci..v.oocfs a ount.
tht man bn Pad."ood's hand. nurl~
st'cnna a finaer. hit tum 1n tht htad
with a rock and 1rab~ Pal l\\ocxfs
1un before he \\a subdued
H1~d laborers tend the g.ardC'n
allo"ing the boso;e<; 10 d1s1anc-c thC'm·
selves from cnm1nal actt' 1t'
KG B A~D T HE PHILIPP£'\.
-The Ccn.tral lntdhgenu~ \gt'nl"\ 1'
bus~ t~ 1ng to find ~..,u\ "hc-thc:r thc
So' 1el Cmon 1s sumng the \..c:uk 10
the Ph1lhpines 'll '1e1 arm<. hJ' l'
turned up wnh the radical commun1<.t
Nev. People·s .\nn~ in thc Phil·
lipines. but there are ind1ca11on' ol
increasing Eastern bloc finanrn1I a1J
and other contact The 1>Jrt' gl'I(,
most of its mone) frnm '>) mpathl'I•'
f 1hpinos 1n thC' t ·nncd tntcs. \\C'S\·
ern Europe and· .\u tr.iha Ru1 thl'
,CL.\ thinks-that '1t'1 mpl'll') tr~rt1
front groups has ended up in a lelt1'1
f 1hp1no union hnk<'d 10 the pan~
So' 1c1 dabbhn~ In ttfe Pht.lhp1nc~ ma~ be a product of comfll'l1110n
bct\\l"Cn the KGB and '1t>1 ro1'1taf\ 4,,fltell1gcn~. rather than a hroJd
master plan of-Co\en support our
intclhgcn~ sour('(' ~~
\11'1-EDITORI .\L -You haH'
to fee l b3d for I.be poor mer hant on
Rodeo Dn'e m &"erh Hill Fame
has brought-ttfrm murlm und other
undes1r.ablt' v. ho lo"c to \\tndo"
shop ~ut can't afford the merchan-
d1 c .\ddingtnsult 101_n1uf11sthC'gu~
"ho parleJ a S~OO.OOCT Rolls-Ro~C<'
1n front of his an gallcr} to g1\C the
place mo~ ghtz His neighbors com-
plain 1ha1 he is p.11\denng to the
v.TOng class of pc-oplc \\ e c:in onl~
1ucss at v..h) a Roll -RO'C't' "ould tic a
dra" back the folks "ho a1hcr _,nd
pv.l.. c-an't afford to bu~ .\n) nuinc
RodC'O On\c sh ppcr v.ould ha'e th(
class to p~tend the <'ar v.a'in't thC'f'C
Jed....,.,_ u4 o.k , ... AIS.
ere •~bid c.1 .... llu. .
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Dukakis.h ft
for his stand
on key issues
To the Ednor:
Values a'"' important. It is not
mean. tnv1al. nor ncgatrve to discuss
Gov. Dukak1s· veto of the Lav.
rcqu.aring Massachuscus public
school teachers to lead their students
1n the Pledge of ..\lleg.iance. The
Massachusetts Legxshnurc O\'Cr·
whelmin.&]) overrode the veto. and
thu,J this b ill became law .
It 1sques11onable for Gov. Dulca~s
\O uf\1$e to~nfo1ce-the law. pantcu-
larl} _when his supporters criliozc
others for not rcspectmg the ··rule of
law ... The law docs not compel the
students. but docs pla~ requirements
upon thqsc who Qiosc to be public
school teachers.
The leg.ishuure has the ngh"t and the
ttspons1b1ht}' to · direct the cur-
nculum, pan.icularf) aspects that
support Amencan vaJues. ·
The d1scuss1on of the governor's
support for furioughmg convicted
murders on unsupervised weekend
pas56 pro,1dcs the voter "-1th a
concrete example of how .th~ can-
didates v1cw the ·world. Vice Presi-
dent Bush believes that it 1s fai r and
approenatc to purush the mdiv~d'ual
for the cnmes he has comm11ted .
Go\. Oukak1s apparentl) believes
that 1t 1s soc1ety'.s faulL and that we
cannot be too compassionate.
Of course. Gov. Dukalus says tha t
he wants to be tou.gb on drugs. Wlll be
allo.,.. convicted drug pushers out o n
-.-eckcnds? He apparenth wants to be
tougher with Panama's GcnerafNor-
1cp. We've used c,·er) possible
economic sanction. and the' llcavcn't
worked. Docs be pla'n to use· the
m1htary or do somethm~ covert?
A.lthough not federal issues. these
issues provide the voters witb impon-
a nt information. They arc not petty.
GENE FEDLER
Laguna Beach
Amtgps proposal.
an excellent idea
To the Eduor: .
The proposal by the Am•aos do
Bolsa Chica to buy the Bolsa Chic:a
(Datl) Pilot Sept. l S) is an excclknt
suages11on that offers a final solubon
10 the Bolsa Chica controvers).
It 1s clear that m.onC) is available
and can be allocated 1ftt\e Bolsa Chica
lo\Crt put on the marlct\'for sale.
Hov. much wouJd ii take to
consummate-thts -WOftderful ~
Am"IDI 1t an acceptable fi1u~ is
probabh the C?nly obstacle to this
plan
I e'ncouraae the panics to sll down
and negotiate, mcluding the Co.st)'
ofO"n.sc. •Jnal Landmark and the other propert~ owneB m Bolsa CNc.
and the Amaaos de Bolsa Chica.
Ptrhaps a way CO\lk1 M band to ~uft'hue the entire t 600 acre ..._
Chica and restore 1t to its Rlftlnl
beauty, 1ncud1nt lowlands and ..,..
lands. for a t.Janccd produaiw
eros)~~mc. v NDERSlOOT M.D.
Hunttftlk>ft -.ch
lncreasanaly. ~arc seem.I)
cuhavaU"I ~r CTOPt on fcdnal lalld
10 they cal\ hidt \heir Mnnl lft
....,...11w.1 areas and P">C«1 dlrir'
..,maet"'piopenj from conftteatt0e"if
tMyMCCA-L
Packwood's team hu rourJ ~a
surpnaana l 00 pcrct'nt ton' 1cuc:m
ra\e on the lf'O""tf') and 11\I tnn<' for
eech one arttstcd pruMnl) bttt~
the lelM is careful ""h ('\tckntt:
A.trftU often ~ onl~ a"" the -" uvc spent thrtt or four da~!. •lie~ * petch T~ p.ttcl'lt _.. 1n allnCMlflalr paint \U1 .. c out
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Comment. from readen welco+ e
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IM '"'""" is a li\'e-pa 1011 • Fciail Servitt warn lmfd m Red· ~f .• led by -.mt fraM wood. Diie Van na rete'fttly
tcNnd IM Emcntd Triullt with ~by laet111p11r.aacfldCW
T'lllc teem ha1 bttn OPtrall n1 for ~ 1f911 and w-cm~ 10 haH·
,.... IM ""~ mom and pop ~out of bu inn~ But laracr
1'9•ln M " l9Mft _,., I.ht-lad
AlO Monday, September 28, 1H8
'Staµd By Beds'
a riotous farce
'W~r· to rage for-SO hoQrs
BJ BONNIE FEVERGEON
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An abs~ sahiation coupled with cxpen timan~
crates the very fuilny .. Stand By Your Beds. Boys" by
John Allison and Ray Scant in. c-u~ntly in production at
the Gardel\ Grove communit) Theater.
Director Peter Dolan again orchestrates a winnina
combination of versatile personalities and well-written
script that auarantecs a humorously entertainina piece.
Generously laced w nh mistaken 1dcnut1es and
relevant cohfusion. thas com ic farce involves two youna
men -roommates an a cw York a~ment -and a
zany, modem-day gyps) travehpg w11h her 13-year-old
son. . '
Michele Rogerge electnfie-; eacn scene with her wild
stories and colorful flamboyan-cc as Alice. impassioned
protector of her single-parent lifestyle. constantly threat-
ened by a pursuing social worker. Roberge is deliahtful as
she effervesces and bungles about with a perky spirit and
endears all at one umc. ·
Teny Petenon, 81aawa Brady aad lllcbeJe
Rober1e ln "Stand BJ Yoar Bede, ao,a."
81 LYNDA llllUICH
Got JO houn to spare'? Then BC's
man11erin "War and Remem-
· bnnce," starrina Robcn Mitchum. is
for lou. The sequel to "'Wands of
War ' is scheduled to air in Novem -
ber. The ministries could find itself
lisled in the Guinness Book of World
Reconls as the longest miniseries
"""· Takina over 20 months to film,
"W1rand Remembrance" was filmed
in 10 ditrerent countries at a cost of
over SI OO million. It also fea tures ir
John Gielaud, Ralph Bellamy, Jane
Seymour and Hart Bochner. • • • If you ·want to do somethin,g with
your life bnide watch tclc";saon -no otrtnse, couch pouiocs -A BC as
ofterina a six-hour miniseries based
on the book "The Fitzgeralds and the
Kennedys." The miniseries. which
traces the back&round oft he Ke nned)
clan, stars Charles Durning. Tracy
Pollan and Pat HangJe. ••• CBS will ofTor "lonesome Dove"
in J n eaaht-hour miniseries. Based on
the Pultizer Prize-winning novel by
la")' McMurtry (if you can't see the
min1tenes l'Cad this wonderful boo\:
if you do watch the sbow read the
book anyway) has a mcp-talented
cast headed by Robert Duvall.
Tommy l..tt Jones, Danny G lover
and Anjelica Huston. • • • Wonder who Jack the Ripper really
was? The C BS miniseries entitled
"Jack the Ripper" may not have the
answer. but it will duplicate the
investiption of . and search for the
man who killed a number of London
prostitutes exactly 100 years ago.
Armande Assante a nd Jane Seymour
star. • • • NBC pla ns to air "Around the
World in 80 Dlys." stamna Pierce Broman, later this year. The story,
which centcn on a bet on whether or
not Phileas Fog (Brosnan) can go
around the world In 80 days. -also
features Peter Ustinov. Ro bert W~ and Jill St. John. Can this
miniseries outdo the movie of tho
same name starrina David Niven?
Who knows, but you might want to ~nt a tape of the movie and pop it
into your VCR. • • • "The Great Escape II," a continu·
ation of the t 963 blockbuster movie
starring Steve McOuccn. will run four
hours and stars Chris Reeve, Judd
Hinch and Charles Haid .• The best·
selling "Brotherhood o f the Rose,"
about two orpharts raised by the CIA,
jets a miniseries treatment o n NBC
starring Peter Strauss. David Morse
and Robert Mitchum. The air date
has not yet been set.
Terry Petersen and Sh3wn Brady interpret Ned
Warren and David Schuman. English teacher and athlete,
·whose quiet lives are shaken not only by Alice but also by
the impending visit of David's mother.
Hampe~ ontyslJgbll} b; Peter,en~ Bn tish accent
thatcomesandgocs, thetwowork productively in tandem
as well as enacting tv.o entire!) different andaviduals.
Brady is panicularly effecuve in his second-scene l>anter
with a flmatious ahce ~ as yet unaware of the pair's
choice oflifestyle.
A newcomer to Garden Grove's sta'e is 13-ycar-old
c.rlos Hernandez. who obviously en)O)'S ponrayina
Alice's son. Goliath. a \\Onderfully bni ht yet sliahtly
eccentric teen-ager. .
McFerr-in can ·be happy; he's-No. t
Absolutely esscnual to the effective rendering of a
c:Omic.farce is precise ti ming. and these fo lks have it -
pro vidina smooth-transuions, rapid-fire quips and
quaJity banter. resulting an highly cnJertaining comedy.
BJ 1'1e Astodalecl P~11
Cary McLean effecll' el) renders her charac-
terization of "f1C"klt.f '.:5chuman.-David·s ~mother -
confused by m ixed signals and b..urdened with.hypochon-
dria. yet landing on her feet an a romantic conclusio!'.
"Stand By YZ,ur Beds, Bo;s .. may be seen ,Jhrou&h
Oct. IS~ ~lh.fnda) a nd SatU;rday__pcrffirmanett'~t .. p.11).
.. an(! a matinee this Sunda} at I :30. The theater is located
on St. Mar k Street at Chapman A venue in Garden G rove.
with reservations taken at 897-5122.
The followina are 'lbe top record
h iu and leading popular compact
discs u they appear in this "eek's
i11ue of Billboard magazm
Copyn,ht 1988. Billboard Publi-
cations, Inc. Reprinted with per·
mission.
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'I.US COCITAILCIH
Sudden· stardoin
LON DON (AP) -The show went
oo in the best Broadway tradition in assistan~ choreographer Toni Ka}c
replaced Ann Miller in. the starring
role in the j ust-o_pened musical
"Supr Babies."
l."Oon'I WOlf'rV, .. Happy" aooov McFefrln
(EMI ·AMnllllttan)
t ."Love e 1ta " Def L-.ro (Met"curv)
l,''l'I Alw•Vl Love You' Tevlor Oav,,.
(Arltle)
•."Oftt GOOcl Woman·• Pele<' Ceteta (Fuq
Moel!)
S."lted lted Wine" U8 t0 (Al.' ... / 6."0on'I .. Cruel" C~P Trlclf. <El>k)
. 7.''S-. Clllld o• M iile" Guns N' Rose\
(Gefleft)
t."I Hele MYself for Loving You" Joan Jell
9M !fie l lec:khHr1S (8i.<kneart)
f. "Slnllllv lrrftlstll*" 1too.r1 Palmer fEMI
Mal'lfllllten) • 10.''WNt'i On Your Mind" Information
SOdefv <Tommv Boy)
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DIE HARD (R)
12•2JU117 .. 11 IS
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Miller. suffering from a swollen
ank.le, performed the Thursday
matinee, but decided about 90
m inutes before the cunaan went up
not .to do the e vening performance.
11."lf It l1n'I Lovt " New Edll10<1 (MCA)
IJ.''PIMM Oon'I Go Girt" New Kldl on tht llOCk <COIUmble)
13,"11 Woulb Takt • StrO<l9 Slron9 Man" Rock
Alllev (ltCA)
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1'.''Groovv Kind of Lovt" Pn1I Co"'"'
(Alleftllcl 1S.'40oo'I lie Cru.C" BOl>l>Y Brown ~MCAI
M."Fallen A""'" PotMHI <Enigma) 17."NoOodV's Foor' KtlllW l.Ol)g'nl (COi·
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20."True Love" Glenn Frev (MCA)
CROWN VAi l fY CINEMAS
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5 30.7 45-10:00
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l. ""-'""for Ofltrucllon'' Gum & lt°'fi (Giffen)
2."Hontet"la" Ott Lt Poard (Mercurvl
l."Trecv Chipman" Trac\' Clle~n (Eleklre)
A."'Gocklell' $0undlr•dil" <Eielur1)
S."AoU With 11" Sl1v1 W1"wood (Virgin)
6."He's 1ne OJ. I'm tne R•-" O J. Jauv
Jeff & The Frtlll Prince (Jive) 7."Felth" G-111.Mlcn .. 1 lCOlumt>lal
l."Slmote Ptenure•" 8 oOt>v McFerrTn <EMl-
Men1111111n) ,
9.''Klck" INXS (Atlenllc)
10,"0Ull2" Ven Halen (We r11ar 8ros I
11.''Lone Cold Winttr .. Clnoerena (Mercurv)
12.''C>Nn Uo •nd Sev Ahh" Polson (Enigma) 13.''And Justice for All" M111Hlca (Elektra)
14."Heevv Nov•" ROl)tfl P•lmer IEMI·
MeMtt1en)
15,"Hffrl 8rt1k" Ntw Edlllo11 (MCA) -
16.''Smell World" Huey Lewis & TM News
tChl'Ytail1l .
17."0on'I 81 Cruel" 800l>Y Brown (MCA)
ll."l•P of Lu•urv" Cllffp Trick (EPIC)
19.''ltlchard Mltr11" RlcNiro Mar• IEMI·
Manhet11 n)
20."L•I II Loose" GIOria E"efan & Miami.
Sound Mecnlne (EPlc)
ADULT SING LU
I .. ., Would Tl kt a Slrono SlrO<l9 Man" Riek
-.11lev (RCAl
2."True Lovt" Glt nn Frtv (MCA)
l "I'll AIWIYl Lov• You" TavlOr Oevne (Arllll )
•."One Good Women" Pt1er Cetera (full .Moon>
S "Groo\'V Kind of Love" Pl'lil COiiin\ (Allenr.cl
6,.'10on·1 You Know Wllat tht • Sltvt
WlnwOOcl (Virgin)
7 "0on'I WorrY. Bt HIOl>V" 8000v ~Feft1n IEMl·Mlnhtllanl •
t."PtrflCI World" HutY Ltwls & The News
IChrYMll$)
9 "Koltomo" The a.ecn 8ovs CE!elllrel
10. "Loolt Ou1 Anv Wlnoow" 8ruc1 Horn1bY &.
Tiie lt11191 (ltCAI 11,"0ne Moment 111 Tlm." wnllnev 11o1n1on
(Arl1l1)
12."Hert w11n Mt" REO soeeowaoon IEolc) ll,"1 Dol'l'I Wini lo Go Oil. Wiii\ You Ulle
Thet" EllOll JOIWI (MCA)
14.''How C•n l•Fell?" •rtelht (A&.M)
15."Lovln' Arm1" l lvlng11on T1vlor <Croll&...)
16."Wl'len I Fett In Lovt " Ne•allt Colt (EMI·
Mlnll11t1n) "
17."Forevef YOUll9" Roel S1twer1 (Werntf' eros,)
11,"Mllsed Oc>oortunlly" 0 1rvl Hall & Jonn
0.ln IArl1l1) 6 19."I Dol'l'I Winna Vt WllllOUI Your Lovt"
CPllCffO IRffl'IMl 20.''Wheft.. You Put Your Heart lfl It'' Ktnnv
lt091"1 (R-IM)
COUNTRY SINGLH
,L"We lella.,,. In HIPPY Endtll0$" Earl
Tl'lomea Conley & El')tl'lvlOu H1rrl1 IRCAI 2.''HonkY Tonlt Mo«!" R1nav Trevis (Werner
e rOl.)
l.''StrMll of lleltenfiel<I" Owlohl Yoekem & e\ldl aw.n1 (ltff!'IM) •."sir-Enouoh 10 a.no" Tanv1 Tueller
ICapltOll n L S."UntOIO'tlorle\" K1lhy Matltl (Mercvrvl
6."eunon Off Mv Shirt" Ronnlt Mll~o !RCA)
7."Gonne T1kt 1 Lot of Rlvef" Tht Oak Rldff
eoY1 (MCAl
•."I Oon'I HIVt Far 10 Fell" Sltlo Ewino
(MCA)
9 "Addk:lld'' Oen S..b IC1PllOll
lO."llut Love" The O'KI M$ (C01um1>l1I
ll.''Oerlene" T Grenem Brown (C1olloll 11 "Surnmer Wind'' The Oewrt Rose Bind
(MCA·Cutl>l
13."~ SllouJO Bt With You" Sttve Werlntr
(MCA) •
1• ''Tear Steined Letter' Jo.tel Sol1nier (RCA)
lS."llUt 10 ltit 8one" SwM•hteris of tna
Rodeo (C01um1>l1)
16."ltUlllWIY Treln" Rosen11a C1Sll (COl-
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. of a movie."
-David Shtt/wr, KNBC-TV
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Chancellor's Club
tmembers in a~tion
BJ VIDA DEAN TM team of G•ll Sta;_alter and
... ..., ,... .... lloo • Sodertlll1 took the name
I Close to 250 members of 1he '.'Twelve-Year heh" and finished fir'it
Chancellor's Club and Daniel G. 1n croquet.
Aldrich Jr. Society donned while Coming in second '"Cr~ Sbaroa
attire and took to the green for Ellis and David Patty. w11h the 1eam
croquet (and other games) a1 UC! of Dick Sim and Annie Cbu randing in
recently. last place. (Sim is cha1rm11n of the
Chancellor Jack Peltason and hi OOA Society and Chll ~ VP of
wife SauM we~ there. Other were programs for the club.)
Demll• Alper, the new dean of the UCI students provided bluegrass
Graduate School of Management and musk as the guests pla> eQ. soc1al1zcd
his wife-Camlll~ Bertolet-Afiner; and dined. The tncnu included bab'
ftolMrt RJekok, new dean of 1hc back ribs, hot hnks. green pea -.alnd.
School of Fine Arts~ anu ''iec cornbread. peach cobbler and ~"cct
chancellors Jolm Mlltaer and his wife potato pie. Chancellor·., Club mem-
Carol and Edward QaUllaaa and his ber Fred Burrell ofBurretrs Rib Cage
wife Betty. in Santa Ana pro' 1ded 1hc Sou1hcm
G.ames included croquet, golf cro-fare. •
quet a-mt horseshoes. One of the rules The Chancellor·s Club. l 'C rs
observed in this second annual ··cro-premiere suppon group. 1-. cum posed
quet on the Grt"tn" event "a" no of alumni. parenh and commun11~
husband and wife teams. leaders.
Claancellor Jack and Su&anne
Dorothy Ooan. ·
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Shanon anclJlm llcLuckey ln tbe wblte.
~ . Annie and Clement Chu at Croquet on the Green.
-l . . . . . . Replace ramparts.with amber waves
. "' . . " .. .
DEAR ANN LANDERS: I'm so are worse tban tbat. I'd put them at picked that lemon 1s am~' tef: to me.
&)ad you printed the words to our one la 10.000. And by tbe way, tbere Francis Scott Kc\ "rote 11 10 1m-
national anthem. I was one of 1hose are four verses. . monalizc an ins1gn1ficant battle of a
kids who never learned them when I A DEAR ANN L.\NDER : Wben I minor war (War of 18121
was in school alJd ha e been em bar-II '4asa kid (60-plu ~ea~agol "e stood · From Russellville . .\la: 'I ou are
rassed about it ever since. Thanks a . at attenuon when 1he national mistaken when )'OU assume that
heap, doll. -LAKE FOREST. ILL. I .... DEIS anthem was pla~cd. Men tool. off ·people don't kno" the "ordi; to our
DEAR LAKE: You and a few Lii their hats and tho!iC in uniform national anthem merel\ bccauSt' the'
mWioo ot~n. Read oa: satined. Toda) nobod~ pa~ the lea t move their hpsa httlc and .don'rsmi
DEAR ANN LA NDER : "The bit of attenuon. The~ keep nght 1:>n The problem inhat it 1 "ritCen in G
Star-Spangleo Banner .. is a stupid ume view ud laave written to their jabbering av.a). chc" ing gum . 'imol.-major. which means 11 ha an F harp
sona.. The words don't make sen'lc 10 coasresamea about it. I •m among 1ng c1gare1tcs and drinking beer. h's a that few people can reach. If ll "ere
the average person. Forc\amplc. how "°'e wbo would prefer "America tbe damned d 1 sgracc I' -pla)ed in the ke~ ofB Oat major C' en
many people know what a ram pan 1s'! BeHtlf91." Someho•', "amber waves DIA APOLI . , I could sing 1t.
See what I mean? -l ENN'I fr\ ef sram" u4 "pt1rple mo.nt•in's DEAR INDY: Guess· I'm an old From Brun'sw1ck. Me.: When.I was
LIMA. OHIO. majesty" sound more like tbe cou ntry squue like you. t.t.'s disgustinJ. in grammar school (I qi I) "C'"'tf'Jtl to
DEAR LENNIE: A rampart I love "8a "tJae rockets' red itlare" From ~eoY\o. \to .. During\\ ortJ memonze all four 'c~ of .. The
ls .... u .... ja1t a ajaate while I go look aacl "bombs barsting la air." War , II a Bnttsh \\ 11 nott'd tha1 Star-Spangled Banner." I am 7 ~ear-.
It ap. DEAR ANN LANDER · You arc Amencan <>\Piers . could · b::ird~ old and am "nung the "ord trom
DEAR ANN LA DER : "The right when you sa~ an a'' ful lot of stumble 1hrouih the lir 1 le" hnt>'> of memo~. Sort") I can't recall the third
Star-Spangled Banner" should never folks don't kno" the wortl.s 10 "Thl' "The Star-panglcd Banner"' but the~ verse .. A.nn. but here are the lir\t.
have been designated a our national Star-Spangled Banner:· You \\Cre knew all the "ord to "P1s1ol Packin' ~pnd and founh 'erse 'i ou ma~
anthem. Very few people ha'c the referring to the first "erse. no doubt Mama." I didn't con"c;1Jcr thJt .tn pnnt m' name ir,ou "ant 10. I'd like
voice range to handle it' lt's,an octave I'll bet not one person in 1.000 kno"~ insult becau!.\:. "P1:.1ol Pal·l.1n · that. -·MARIE B.\. TER WHITE
and a fifth. We should ditch that dog the second and third ver cs\\ h1ch. in Mama" 1s a much better c.ong. DEAR MARIE: With pleasure!
and 10 for "America the Beauuful." my opinion. are much mMe 11mng. From Augusta. Ga "Tht• • ar-Dat a remarkable great lady you
-WM:T.G .. OAKLAND. -LITTLE ROCK. .. Spangled Banner" became our na-are! A.ad yolll' penmanship is mucb
DEAR OAK: Lob of folks bold tbe DEAR LIM'LE ROCK: The odds tional anthem 1n I IJJ I \\'h} the~ better tbaa mlae. dear. ·
,·non 't want to be bugged_? Stick out your tongue
P1opte will not in terrupt )our train
of thought by ~pea~ing to you. 1fthe}
~
AUTO FACTS
notice your tongue is protruding
sliahtly. Psychologists found 1h1'i ow
durina research in hbranc . 11ght be
somethinf to it. You sec ccnain
basketbal players do that at the foul
line someti~. and nobod) e\ er
tries to strike up aco0\ersat1on with
them.
A smugglerofparr-0ts from ~1e\ICO
says he taped birds inside his car's
hubca~. ~or a while after the trip.
they didn't talk much. he sa) . Didn't
know what to say. I suppose.
Fat' men get closer sba' cs than 1hm
men.
Report is a new therup~ group -
where "the other , woman.. g~t
psychological suppon from her ~er
-is called Mistresses .\non~mou .
No laughing matter. says our Lo' c
and War man. Ought to be 1hree
groups. for each of the tnangles·
comers.
A falling cal tenses up. but sense~
somehow when gets to peak 'cl<X'it)'.
"SO relaxcs and spreads its legs Ttuf
why a cat 1 more hkel> 10 su!"'k--t"'a
20-story fall than a I 0-stOI') fall .
Q. How's I\ ruled 1n the "IFL v.flcn
a receiver catches a pass that bounce
off a goal post?
.\. Incomplete.
· In 1981. se'en 1zablc l \ LI.lies
had femaje ma) ors. NC?" ~J.du ..
Onl} place In the "'and \\ho re ~OU
can ~e flamingo and penguins
together 1n the wild 1s ~1agallancs.
Chi I~. -
Everr couple of weeks. somcbod~
over age 65 is injured in" hat' h)lcd
as a "skatcboardin$ a c1dcn1:· Jt -
cording 10 the stat1s11c1ans. ome ;ust
tripped .over 1he things. but 11'
known most were out there rolling
down the street.
As a state. ~far. land 1s not bad But
a.s an .\ustralta·n sheep ranch. 11
cen.a1nh wouldn't be the b1gge I
Chicken dipped 1n p1q m1"\ hcforc
·it's deep fned 1s kno"' n 10 the food
trade as "battered chi kco.'' ~oul'ld'
illegal.
Wh(n a proper butlt!'f ,'S'!f\('".o.rU
don't see h1 thumbs. (
Welt
Pus
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bold:
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Orange Coast DAILY PILOT/Monday. September 2e. 1988 AU
One-eyed monster
insatiable pre_dator . .
Telev1s1on 1s hke a spoiled child at
the dinner table. When it's hungry. 1t JRbs everything 1n sight and de\ our\
at unul there is nothing left. When you
try to feed it something nc". 11 rolls 11
around 1n its mouth for ma\ be 13
weeks -then spns tt ou1. lt''i hungry
all the lime.· "
In. ouroty, w~ ha~ 33 c'hannC'ls
You can tum on the TV at 5 a.m for
Gospel 8111 and watch n until 4·30
a.m. the next da) "'hl'n "Father
Knows ~sf" flashes on the screen
Latel) I've been \loomed abou1 thl'
caung ha bus of telens1on. Then~ 1sn ·1
enough entertainment. news. spon:.
bu.siness. weather. drama poll11cs or
music 10 fill It up.
We have sponscasters 1ntcn 1e" ing
one another and weatht'rpcopk o;tag-
ing contests \0 predict tltl' tir"t
snowfall. There·s a '>tat1on \ha1 lcll··
casts Congrn~ m ~mm 1 I m
amazed this 1s sold "11huut J
prescnpuon from )Our doctm >Ont·
station does nothing but roll tl' 1 \
schedules. Dunng lht:' pohttcal con-
ventions. we-watt"hed1h~mmm~ot
By SYDNEY OM.ARR
TaetUy, September t7
•limo wllh a flag on the fender parlred
in a pra,ge.
There arc millions of people out
there every day npping off society,
fiJht1ng over custody of children,
chmbing mountains and pro1es1ina.
We're breaking Our bones u·ying to
manufacture enough oews to satisfy
the ap~te oftelev151on. but it's not
enough. "How many rhinos matin& in the
wild can you build an hour around?
How many people can Charles Ku rah
find who play 4 chain saw w11h their
nose? •
But mostly what concerns me 1s the
future of talk ho"s ~here are
tomorrow's guests coming from?
After Joan. Kathleen and Jane tap tht'
pool of 1ntcresung fuests in the
morning. we ha\e Ph i . Oprah. Sally
Jessy. Regis. Kathie Lee and Gary
bcaung the shrubbe~ fo r more. T"h1s
1s followed b) more talk "1th Larry,
Barbara. Johnn). Da\ld. Ja}. Bob.
Geraldo. Monon and Ted.
Telev1s1on needs beuer tood. Re-runs ar?)Ust empt~ l'alor1es.
ARIES (March 21 -~pnl '"' Empham on power. authority. ability to put
best foot forward People "ho pre' 1ousl> ignored )Ou· will now say. "Where
have you been aJI m) hfe." 'l ou'll he re"'arded. scenario feature$ money, love.
TAURUS (Apnl 20-Ma~ 201. Wh4ll had been ··mysterious" will be easily
explained. Stress independence creau' It). courage. p1oneeriog spirit. You're
due for fresh start in ne" direc11on. You might be appearing before cameras.
GEMINI (Ma) 21-J un e 20): Farruly member displays "remark.able
intuition." Emphasis on pleasure. reward. romance, spcculauon. Some will
declare. "Your sex appea l 1s sho"ing." ~nse of.direcuon 1s restored. •
CANCER' (June 21 ·Jul~ !!). You're "released" from foohsh obligation.
Focus on tra,·el. social ac1ffit~. populan1y. awareness ~fbody imqe. Morale is
elevated as career. business act1v11ies get boost. Gemini featured..
• LEO (JUI) H-.\ug.. 2;l: Check souroc matenal. read bety.un lines, focus
on publishing. ad,entsing. d1stnbu11on. Member of opposlle sex plays key
role. becomes valuable-all). Long-distance call relates to possib.le j~umcy.
VIRGO (Aug. 23·Sept. 22): Read and wme. aniculate fC$(1np. More
. J>tOple are intercsled in ~our 'iews. some will dedarc. "I can really team
something from )Ou:· po1h2ht con11nues on tinancfs. 1ncludin1 trust find ..
LIBRA (Sept. 23-0ct 2:!') Y-ou get )Our v.a) 1n connection with saJe or
purchase of luxur: ttem Focus on flo""crs. music. romance, arch1.tectural
design. Domcsuc acu' 1t1cs aC'cclerate -spotlight on home and mamaa.c.
SCORPIO (Oct. 23-:"'o' ~ 1 l Define terms. refuse to be cajoled into
acceeting "S(Cond best .. Emphasis on "orkmanship. quality. employment,
possible \'\Sii to vcterinanan. Plsces person 1s trying to tell you somethina..
SAGITTARIUS l"Xo' 22-Dec 21 l: Past mistakes come forward.enabling
rou to rccllfl.and team pot11ght..on re ponsibilt1~. deahngs with higher-ups.
Crca11veju1ces..s11mulated. you'll e\pl"CSS"ldeastn dynamic manner.
CAPRICORN (Dec :!2-Jan I~)· Finish "hat yDu stan. refuse to p ve up
something o( value for "empt} promise ·· Emphasis con110ues on propcny,
basic values. quaht). durab1h1' You'll be 1nv1ted 10 pantc1~te in study.
AQUARIUS (Jan :!0-Feh I J: Let go of ··tosing sttuat1on ... Emphasize
mdepcndcncc,..creau' 11~. st~ le. \1ember of oppqsne sex helps you set to bean
of matters. Relative 1s res11cs ... does not ha\ e factual data. Leo repretented.
-PISCES (Feb. I 9-\lar\.h Jtll: Focu on food. family. security. abode.
You'll be concerned "11h in come. possessions. basic vaJues. Family member
helps 'you select an11que 'ostalgia dominates. reunion with friend.
schoolmate featured. . . IF SEPTEMBER %i IS YO UR BIRTHDAY }OU arc dynamic. impulsive,
creative. svmpatheuc to undcrdo& Currenl C)cle h1ghhghts bus1oess. career.
mamage. i>oss1bk add111on 10 fam1h 'I ou'll ha' e more responsibility. yo~'ll
be e"tpccted 10 meet deadlines Check datcs for poltC) payments. including insura~ce .\nes. Libra people pla~ 1mponan1 ~le 1n ~our hfe•
ACROSS
1 T.op1c
5 Elecilonee<
10 European
1' Profess
15 Gauge
16 Half ol<>Md
17 -Dictc
18 Growing out
19 Head; Fr
20 Augment
21 Animal food
22 Cut
24 Advertise
26 Be frugal
27 Dolt
28 [)ocj(
31 Btvouact
34 T licolor and
Maple L•f
35 A-5 monef
36 Obtain
37 Dirt
,38 Conjofn
39 Knack
.A-0 CtasaHy
41 Speech
-defects
42 StJctcy
~ substance
44 Aver
45 "G~ntght
46 Prickled
50 Prompt
52 Otmlnvt1¥e
2 3
17
..
53 Eutern name
54 Strength
55 Suppose
57 Black
58 Depress
591>etlu.cSer
60 Run easily
61 Openers
62 Parasite
63 Mr Allen
DOWN
1 Subdued
2 Conjure up
:tSailbOat
4 Audition
5 Sullies
6 On edge
7 State
,,. 8Auem~
9 Importance
10 F•brlc$
11 Oustings
1~ Reckol-1
13 Brought up
21 Mllgnitude
23 Edges
25 Annlsh
native
28 Humlfiate
28 Bueball ploy
29 Tncille
30 Corrodes
3 1 CrustltONl'I
32 Gn. Pf'•I
33 Wedlocit
6 7
34 9uild
37 Make mecn•rucalty
38 RUier
40 R•YiM't kin
41 Ftuf1
43 Cockt••••
44 Glad r11g1
46 Adtusted
47 TOii
8 9
'8 Slip away
. '9 F9n1ed so~
51 ~· L..-•
52 L•Men city.
se O!'l~ot
57 Gobttn
11 12 13
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Ormnge CoMt DAIL y PILOT/ Monday, September H . 1H8
' by Bii Keane COU1'Tll:R CULTURE by Maratta & Maratta BLOOll COUNTY
.--q'I -----"I know my phone number and my
house number. Now all I hafta
learn is my zip coat."
MARMADUKE by Brafl Anderson
"Well. ho~ did it go at obedience setiool?"
PEANUTS
I SOPf'OSE THERE ARE TIMES WHEN 'T'OU CANNOT
IMA61NE T~lflN6 TO 60 ll-4ROU6H LIFE WIT140UT ME ..
GARFIELD •
TUllBLEWEEDS
~ MtA"r! rt'~ NOW PCSSI~ ~
'1tJ() NC'~~ S(1Ull!RS 10 HCOME
hWl•5RS OF OU" 1'f1N ! ~,.~~~'6'-;J.-.. it:
DRABBLE
Q
W\-\ i CH BRUS ~ NEVf ~
GETS ASKED OUT?
DENNIS THE MENACE
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I ' 'IF IT WALKS LIKE A DUCK, TALKS LIKE A. DUCK ,AAO
LOOKS LIKE A DOCK ••• Ii~ MARGARET. 11 • ___ .. , ... ___ ..,
by Char1e-s M. Schulz
ON TME OTMER ~ANO. WMAT1S WROM6
WITH JtJST 601N6 TMROU6H LIFE'-?
by Jim Davis
by Tom K. Ryan
NorJSe~E! OOR NEW
fl\J1AAl\k::E: eXAMSAReMAn
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by Kevin Fagan
by Pat Brady
ARLO AND JANIS
I N..Wli.~ ,._V DGMT ~ J JLWA"" t,A'f 'fdRVI~ A80Uf ~ ~ NE.VU !JO&.vt() AAY1Ua)G!
If ~VU GOJAE,Y.
-FOR BETTER OR FOR WORSE
Resta\Dnt cntic"
review: RD'.z·G ~t -
JUDGE PARKER
rw;;EN MARIGENE
EXPLAINS THAT
S HE HAS A DATE W ITH R ICK.MARIE
TELLS HER THAT THE YOUNG . ASSISTAN-T IS HIGHCV-REGA-ROEO ~ BY.EVERYONE AT
SPENCER FARMS t
FUNKY WINKERBEAN _,
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by Berke Breat~
by Jimmy Johnson
by Lynn John~ton
by Harold Le Opux
HE 010N'TSAY •.. 6UTI HOPE IT'S
SOME PLACE WHERE? ~E CAN
DANCE' He·o10 MENTION A RAMEY'S CAFE' EVER HEAR
OF I T?
by T-om Batluk
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MONDAY. SEPTEMBER 26, 1988
Loss of ·No. l
Lewis takes
his time in
taking gold
.. • • 1s no concern··
But MttI:ler takes
a leged prediction
for FV title to task
By ROOER CARLSON °' .. ..., ..........
It was buried in the account of
Friday's editions, a quote attributed
in the aftermath 'Of Fount:iin V:ille}
High's loss to M ission V1CJO l:ist "eel
in non-league football.
It surfaced to the top in ·arnrda} 's
'edition as the Quote of the Da.\. and
because of it Barons Coach· Mike
'Milner is aSlcing or a De nial oT the
Day.
··1 didn't say that, .. 1ns1sts \1ilnC"r.
"I d id 901 say, 'We will" rn the ~unset
League:
"I don't rememberm} C\act "On.le;.
but it was the u1.,.alcnt of~
c or eague \! e ha\ e-
lcague m two weeks. and \\l''ll he OK.'
"I would never sa} ·we" ill" rn the
Sunset League.'"
There arc a lot of people\.\ n o \.\OUld
tend to agree with the tho1,1ght and
Milner and his Barons ma\ be
thinking it too. But as for boasting. or
prtdicung, Milner 1s not ready to
claim u. _
The Barons arc also unabl~ to claim
any part to No. I in Orange Count}
any longer bccau~ of the defeat. but
that doc,n't bothcr_MalMr too much1
,
either.
""I don't lhmk the No. 1 thing had
any effect on us. but at added
incentive for the oppos1t1on." s~ud
Milner. "If there was any pre!.sure o n
us, it was from the media The
pressure wasn't from the CQ\lchang
staff."
With the Barons falling. 11 lea\ cs
jusr one Sunscl League entl') "'11h an
unblemished non-league rcrnrll -
Edison.
Here's what the coacht>r, 1n thC'
Sunset League had to ~~ afl\.·r \\ed .
):
I Mitur,of FountahrValtey, tollow-::
ing has team's 24-3 loss: .. We pla~ed a
good football team in M1ss1on \'ac.'JO
and-the •
we were. They "anted 11 more than
we dad. Usually rhe team read~ to pla)
which wanls 1l more. gets 11.
.. We played hornbl), dcfcn<,1,cl~
for the second wee,k 1n a ro" . .\nd.
after a greal game offensl\ el) against
El Toro. '>'-C did not pla) "ell
-(Plea.e aee LOSS/83)
American feuds. fusses. gets
}}is second gold in long jump
EOL L 1.\1'1 -Lt·ap1ng lizards' ( arl Lewis v.as
funous b1ckenng "11h officials bet'-'t"t'n Jumps. but 11
didn't stop him from waring into 01~ mp1t h1stor} with
Amencan teammate Roger "'-ingdom a hooded blur in
the high hurdle!>
Lewis dropped h1!.John \tc Enroc 1m1ta11on Monday
JUSt long enough 10 I)~ ~!\-feel. i t -mchcs. lead a .S.
s""ttP v.1th s1l-.er mcdah't \h~e Po"ell and bronze
medahs1 Larr} ~h ncls and hecomc the first longJumper
to,. win back-to-bad. gold'
It v.a~ the lint 1-=· '\long Ju mp fin1.,h for the C nited
Sta 1es ~ml e I 904
Kmgdom. 100. \\on h" ~rond -.1ra1ght gold 1n the
I\ (Pleue see LEWIS/83)
OLYMPICS O N T V
c==..=:=::.::~.1p0rtrtafr
.i JtJ-'f p.m -DI\ mg 1 mt·n ., pl:itform final I.
qchng lmen·s road ratd Oo\mg tquanc.'rtinals).
women ·s basketball and 'olle\ ball (semifinals) .
freest} le wrestling: 'r 30-11 .30 p:m -Water polo
(US vs Hungar: l. tenn1<; <men·~ doubles and
~omen·!> s1ngfes quaner1inal!>J
T UESDAY
Monarchs show they
6-9 am -)nchronized. <;\\1mm1ng <duet
prehmmanes). women·s \Olle)ball (semaflnal),
wc1ght!!fimg c 1 lQk~-p.m. -rrlglllaghts
\_(> tfic da~'s events: 4· 30-9 p.m -~1en·s basketball
("semifinal). track and field I decathlo n. men's 400).
boxing (quarterfinals). cquestnan !team Jumping Can_pla_1T four~a Uar-fe-r~lymplc-dmiger -;! -'1 LlM Jacquin of Palos Verde · is thr own over an ob9tacle by her bone . final). freest) le wrestling.
By U VJN BALL ..., ..... Cein'•••t ....
Mater Dc1 High suffered t\\O tough
losses to rwo o(highl) ·regarded foes
the-first rwo weeks of the season.
But few believed the Monarchs
wouldn't avenge them~h l'S. ~nd
they proved "'onh' of their h1gh-pre-
scason ranking Frida~ night against
Santa Ana, runningawa) \\1th a 17-10
victory over the count) 'c; No. ~
{'Inked football team at the nata na
Bowl. ·
Jumping our tQa 14-0ad'lintagein
the first half. the~onarch!> hdd otTa
late surge b) the Saints to wal~ a\\a)
with their first victor\ of the ~ason
Mater Oea·s 1-2 rec'ord 1~ dece1\·ing
in the fact that it ha5 . faced the
county's top two teams :u'!d trighl)-
rated San . 01e•o_ CouQt} PQ."et
Oceanside over 11s first thr~c games.
Sanra Ana's potent rµnnang game
howe ver. was st)micd · b} the
Monarchs" dcfcnsi'c fro nthnc that
held the Sainrs to all of fi\e ~ards
darln& lndJvtdual jumping competition tOO.y. Sb~ waa unJnjared.
rushmfi on the n1gh1 . tor:~r~~~~e;1~1•1:~::1u~~~,·\~~ Boliay 11·ves out ... h1·s ·drea~ tts own yards on the ground. thanks in
pan to Keali1 ChtTord's· 169 . .\nd
Danny O'Ni;1rs pair of touchdown .
passes in .the ccond quancr pro\Cd ~ Gary Boha~ ·sdrc\lm bc%insu 1h1s
the be the kc)'. 'cdiuon hits thedn.,.c"a~ this n cnang
Whale Mater Dea got 11s tir!.t ta\ll' uf -he beg1nscompet111un at the\. \.111
victory. Woodbndge and Inane \\Ill Olympiad io Seoul at 136pounds1n
be prepanng for a sho"dO\\ n or'lhc freestyle wrestling. rcprcscntmg (an-
undefeatcd on Fnda' after 1mpro' 1ng ada,
to 3-0. Costa Mesa p1cl ed up its .Now a :!7-yc<)r·old \r11onan \\ho
second wan in three tnrs ·on the sull calls Fountain Valle~ h1 homr.
strength of its '-"tShbonc olTcnsc. Bohay hassho"'n ho" 101urn a
Laguna Beach. \\h1ch 11cd Dana ncgah.,.e1ntoapos1U\e\\ltha
Hills with a late field goal. a' 01ded 11 determination" h1ch tx'gan a~ a
third loss. • Barononh1s"a~ toCIFglo~.
Herc is ho w the coaches\ IC\\ed l:bt Four years ago. he h<ld pro' en he
week's games· was his nauon·s best at ht'> v.,c1ght
Cbuck Gallo, Maler Del. on a , , -lfl
wan over an1a .\na~ ·•\\ e got that lir.t
wan under our belt. but thl' most
amoonanl 1h1ng is that \\C pla\cd a
(Plea.e'see MONA RCHS/8 2 )
-.
category.bup\asdcn1ed thr hnnn· ,
to compete becau!oe lo~ah~ tu the
man he had beaten on th\-mat
couldn't be denal·d b' ( 11nad1an
authont1es. ·
It obviously hun c.kcpl~-. ~ut therl'
ROGER
C11LSOI
SPOR TS COLUMNIST
were no ahb1sor sour t1rJpe~ coming
from Boha~ lhc lran plant..:d(.10-
adlan who had pent moo;1 Mh1' hk in
Southern (ahfom1a and \n1C'nJ
Instead he spent the nn t h1ur ~ca~,
establish mg himself in thl' e\l.'~ llth1'
c-ountn. ·s nuthont~
· No" he enters" 11h both lJk'gonl''
• in h1s corner. loyalt) and ab1l1111.•<1
and he's spl11 O\ ct\\ hich 1cel1, tx·~1-
10 kno"' he's Canada's hl·q :it I \f\
pounds orto kno"' he's 'll~°"th~
count(} ·scho1ce from lhe heart
Heenterscompe1111on ll'ehng.hl·
has a legimmrrc ho t at a medal \\Ith a~lf-anal)SISOf"in thCtOPl'lght ..
and it's h1s'Opm1on lhat an~ one tn
thatgroupha ashot
Thefa\Ontema\ beOl..ldhom:i·..,
John Smith. one ot'ourbcst hnfX'' tr>r
a medal 1n v..resthng. Boha~ h.i' met
m11h twice and lo<.t on lx>t h tlt
cas1ons. 9-1 and 11-J
~nd there arc'" o othl'r' \\ h Vl1
Boha' cons1de!"'> ma1urot"1.ic k' -a
O\ 1e·1 and a Bulgandn-'-thl' name'
are not important lo Boha'
(PleueseeBOHAY /B3)
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SEOUL/1988
Holland v:oices concern&af undef eatedcoach
He hopes S ea K i ng~ keep hunger intact
after st a rting season with t hree w ins How Sea View League teams fared
TNm, r«ord 1..HLWMlt---1"his....w-lt''-Nigh
Fri.
Fn.
Fri
Fri.
reponer that but that' \\hat h\·"""
.\nd he "'a~ flghl
"But our dclen..,e .,.hl1\H'J up to
...ola'. gu' s 1lk. ...Lad P.a.1..hi.:l.J.l J.ruL
Ke' m Th0ma' and 11ln 1n,1de
b3ckers Our Jt'fen,l· piJ' l'd
By ROGER CARLSON ot-.a..,,......,
Over the course of 15 SCilsons as
Corona del Mar · High·s football
coach, Dave Holland has on occasion
learned to handle various adversities.
But-rarely has he found himself in this
·situat ion -trying to keep a hd on his
playen' helmets.
After two straight sh utout' vic-
tories, his Sca·Ki ngs responded wi 1 h a
who(>pina 52-8 rour of a re :pccted
Sant1qo outfit last w1:ek. f unher
cemcntina their reputauon a No.:! in
C lf Division Vtc1rcles,as "ell as No. 8 in the Daily Pilot's Orange County
T 10. ' · ~ the question comes -docs
Holland indeed have an\' concerns
about the satisfied feeling and poss-
ible lack of hunger? .
•
det San1oago, 52·9 L agur>a Hills (al MV)
def -Los A.mioos 17· 7 Laou'la Sen (at OCC I 1os1 ro Hin Beach 10·7 al La Habra phenomenal "You kno" me." s:i1d Holland.
"Abolutely1t'saconcern.11· the ktnd
of thing we preach against. I'm \er)
concerned about .people thanking
we·re unbeatable We ha'e to be '>Ure
we know -v.e're in a ball gantc on
Friday.
~Corona oet MaT ("3-0)
E•lancla (3-0)
Newoort Ha,..bor ( l-2)
S.ddi.o.ck (0"'3)
Tustin (0-3) ·
University (0·3)
lost lo Oom•nguez . '10·"/ al Serr•
tosl 10 1,.-v1ne 13-7 El Toro (al MV)
lost 10 Wdbrg 14-12 Foo•hill (al Irvine)
Thur
Sal
"Ma) be "e h.i \ e to \pl' n,1 nwre
umc in practice on o ur itknsc
Hopefulh ne\t "eel.. our otll·n,t "ill
be on the field inMcad of at £ '1.rnua
High hoo1 ··
"Laguna HlllSJUSI won a gaml.' and
thev could be 3-0 thcm~h c \ l'n
easily, and the) belie~:c it's coming
together. h 's a game where they ha' e
a lot of things going for 1h1:m.··
ll was Cbrona del Mar which had a
lot of things going for 11 agamst
Santiago.
"I really don't tnink the score 1<. an path. althou&h not an ~utte 'ud1
andicataon of Sanuago. The~ ha\e spectacular tash1on .. ,a, E<.1an~ .>
good personnel. but '-'I.' "ere pla~ ang. which has alrcad~ (X1<..ll'd more \ 1~ -
really weir. · tones (three) than 11 J1d the pa~t l"l'
.. We have some real tools:· cmr-years combined.
tinued Holland, "ho anterruptl'd . Herc·s v. hat coachl'' from the h1m~lfm his nc'\t sentence. Orange (oa t .\rea tn the -a \ 1~·''
"lfl keep talking. I'm going. to bun. League had to a~ about last "ed '
m yself," the aJwa~s cautious Holland ~mes
~e"'J>Ort Ha rbor Coach J e ff
Brinkley, after a 111--ll)!.\ w Hun1-
~&ton Beach ... It "a' 'en J1"'1p-
po1n1ang. ma1'1ng m1stal..e\ in tl'rm'> C'f
turning the ball o'er and 1ump10g
offsides defens1' el\ three 11mc<. v. e'rc JUSl not the t\ pe \,lf team th.lt
can make mastales 3nd "in football
"The ..ymd "as to our back:· said
Holland.-''We had five antl·rcept1on
and thr« '"ent for scores. and that
wasjustio the first half. ~t that point.
psychological!) '-"t' were going nuts
and they were tr;ang 10 se:irch.
said. "Ty Pnce. our quancrbac~. ~~....-' ,.
our real question marl. at the tan of Estancia Coach Jobn"Ltebengood.
.\he season. but hc·s reall) pla~ ang folio" 1n1h1Heam"sJ --.., 'l~\.l!t
well. But. n's not O\er ~et. \\C h;iH .i Los Amigos· .. h ''as nght thcr,• in th'
lot ofthangs "e need 10 put tog\.'lhcr ·· paper. "Cleft our om.·n eat honi~ I
games"
On a qu1cl.. \.\h1'>tk \\hllh l..ept
l:l.w>llngl,P.n Bea h 1n ontrnl "hl·n 11
. appeared Harbo~ should h.I\ e tal..cn
PoSSCSSIOo· .. That' pan l'I the µme
Also continuing on an unbeaten read 1\ to the ~1d I didn't tell th,• (Pleue aee SEA VIEW /82) 0.Ye Bolla.Dd .
Rams CntjPh Giants to prove their worth
Everett fires five TD passes
enrou t eto45--31 t-riu mpfi .
EAST R THERFORD. 'IJ. ( .\P) -There "ere a
lot of people looking to find out ho" good the undefeated
Rams were heading if)tO the founh "l'Ckcnd of the NFL season.
The answer seems 10 be' c~ good in the wake of the
Ra.ms' 4S-3 I ''1ctor\ O\ er the ~c" 'I orl Giants behind a
catter-best fhe-toucbdo\\h passing performance b\ Jim
Evcrcn. ·
And the result -also ~cm' to h:n-t' ~pa"ned a oc"
questiOl\i_ Are the Giant~ rcall) this had.,
The ltams. 4-0. con1rollt'd the ,.amC' from tht' start as
they con"ertcd three tint-half Giant\' tumO\crs 1010 21
points and nt\.er loo~ed hJcl 1n rcma1n1ng the onl}
undefeated team in the I" FC -we·re normalun&judgmcnts on" hethtt •t'rc this
~ onhat aood.'' E'crrll said ·· .\11-.e ~no-. ho• 10 do
11 play hard l'ootball. That' all ..,, .... rr 101n1 10 ti') to do
You pys make the Judamcnt\ ho" 1~"1 •t arc "
TM Rams ~med to Jo all the bttlr lh1Ap n,ht
tpJnst NfW York. Thr~ hckJ thr bill 10 manutd lontrr.
named the blll o'er JUSt om.'t' 1nJ c1.'n'mc<I third do'!"''
*hen t'hey nftded thrm
"I thank wt'"f to• '°"'t th1n1\ mu~tna no• for u,., ..
RamsCOKh John RobanflOn \aiJ. "But -.t"'R' shlla k>t "'''
IWI)' from whttr ~·d hkr to be:· ~
So are \he Gianu. •ho m no wa~ ~~ tht team
that WOft the~ &.I tn.19 6,
••They Mil use""" ... · Po tl*' "C•1an1\l'01Ch 8111
Parcells said."\\ c tool. .l ~.111ng f'n thr field and al\o "'tlh
anJunes. This \\as the \\Or'\t 1ihl''-''"S 1n J lt'ng ume:·
..:... ..Robl1l..Son a1d the C •h.lnt,. tunw\ er' tl,,._ lhcm o ut
of the g.tme earl~. and thl'~ }le' er \ \lU ren>\('r -
··1 don't think 1he)-lookt"d th;n tiad · RClhm~n \atd
"I s111l th1nl the~ arc a 'l'n good ICxltha tl am The' art
JU t bener "hen the~ pla) dctcn ~ :ind· l'CP .lhc ore
QO,,,n.." J
The 45 points '-'l'I'\.' the mo'>t .lg:11n1,1 the lrtant\ ~•net
San Diego o~ 44 an I Q80. and th.-mo~1 ~~ a Rams
team since IQ 5 '\\hen thC\ sot .if\. ~m~l ,, Lewi\
lronicall} thl.' Ram 1. m1: into \\ l"'Cl ~a\ a t.tuc lion
mark ~·a use their "'ms h3d been ~a1n 1 (in't."n A.3)
Dctro11 3nd the Ra11kr.-The v1an1 DO\\ ..: • .::. \\Cit'
C1lpKlC'd 10 ~ their btt IC ' •
h "'asn'\ mu h ot' a \'hallcn~ ' \h<' L4-'' .\ngclC"
pressure defense bkl\.kl·d J punt lortx<d ;i lltnibk "1th a
sack and p1clt'd otl a Phil 1mm J"'.1"' ''' <.('t ur thrtt
touchdo-.ndmt' thallo\1.'f'\'d \l\tfl"\.hh 1hathc-lp(d
butkt a~ -IO-hatft1m., til~
Ne" Yorl nC'\ er Sllt tfo~rthan 11 f'Otnb 1n a" ade-o~n ICC'Ond h~lf 8\ th\.• rn4 ('If 1hC' J.nl~. the norma.11~
pecked Gian tad1um-. .-iN'lut cmfll'
f\trtn hu ught <nJ P<tt· Holuh n on a 14->ard
sconna pu found full '-'-Ro~n r lrano tor a '•\&rd
TD f\ap and hooked u.p "1th \amn ( "' on a b~·)atd k"Ofl~ pla~ do•n the lctt "dch~. all in the ti~t hall n.t thifd. ear pro ad.Jed :t 0:-)~rd TO~ an the 1h1rd
quantt io Orea B<-11 anJ C'a~f'l''\J th\• ~onn@ lfo.ttl\ a 41 ·
)al'der to Hen') l::llatJ late 1n lhc t uth quart.er. •
ttdl na hcd "' l l -' rd' n l l 1.:am~ and btta.mt
the ttord running bat~ to 111n I \'lrJ' ~'n't tht "'n1an1,~cnv-1h1~'t':ar Hc~h. rcdoru 2-ard1'Jn 1n ' , ..
Sunday's NFL scores
Rama 45. NY Giant ~ l
Dallas 26. Atlanta 20
NY Jct l 7 . Detroit J 0
Chicago 24. Green Bay 6
Jndtanapoll 15. Miami 13
Houston 31 . Nt>w En~land 6
Buffalo 36. Plttsburgn 28
Phoenix 30. Wa hington 21
NewOrlcan 13. Tampa Bay9
. Ctn ctnnau 24. Cltveland 17
San Franci o 38. Seattle 7
San Otego 24. Kansa Cit 23
Mtnncsota..23.. PhUadetpMa 2~
the S«Qnd quancr
For tht aamc. E\rlTtt completed 1'4 of 24 pa
236 yarcb and one tntcft'rpc1on ~----1
ewYorkaot its pQ1otsona l}.,ard PIU ftom •mtM
to Mark tnanm. a l3·~--ard 1nictttpc1on rcu~m b)i hpper
Johnton. a 2·)"-a.rd K'01'\n& run b~ Jot Momund a J.4.yud
field pl tn Raul ~lqrt tmm~ added-a 16-yard TO
pea to Marl Ba\aro .. 1th 3 13 to Pl•>·
T~ G&ants ddcn~ could ttttt\C ~ 'boolt nnt wen
beca1i&ttscvcn-t1mc n.p,u lt•~J'• lof tt~to
muai from a 30-da \lllpt'rwon for iubt.WJtt ..,-...
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• 0Nnge C0Me DAILY PILOT I Mondmy, September 2t, 1811
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Perfection. suits Bills, Bengals
Buffalo, Cincinnati~ 4-0:
Ch ers stun Chiefs, 2-4-_,,2_,,3-
,.,.. "'Aulda ... Presa
Perfection still suits the Buffalo Bills and
Cincinnati Benpls after four wttks of NFL action.
Tbe Bills 1tayed unbeaten with a 36-28 victory
over the Pitllburah Steelers Sunday as R.obb
Riddick IOOred two quick touchdowns in the third
quaner,oneonablocked punt.and Scott Norwood
kicked five field goals.
The Benaals, a last·place team in the AFC
Centnl last year, moved 10 4-0 by scoring all their
points in the ftrSt half in a 24-1 7 decision against
Cleveland. lckey Woods had a pair of I-yard scorina runs and Lewis Billups went 26 yards for a
score after ruo~ng Kevin Mack's fumble.
Bllb H , S&eelen %$: Tumoven kllled the
Steelers, who had three interceptions, fumbled
twice and bad two punts blocked.
panes to Eddie Brown for 127 yards 10 spark the
O&me.
.... II ledawb 7: San Francisco. 3-1. had
the ball for 4l minutH;, SO seconds, rushed for 239.
yards while allowi• ~Ille 29. and had 27 first
dOwu 10 eilbt for die bolt Scabawka. who played
without injured IWtina quannt.ck Dave K.rie&.-aiar.n h, QW1 IS: At Kansas City, Babe
Lautlnbefa threw a ~yard touchdown pau to
Uoncl James with 52 seconds left to win i1.
Gary Anderson, who also had a 30-yard
touchdown Nn, bad 131 yards to become the first Charter since 1982 with successive 100-yard
Nsbilll days.
CaMlul1 at, lleQkbu !1: Rookie Tony
Jordan tcored twice on l·yard runs and Cedric
Mack returned a fumbk 45 yards for a touchdown
with 41 tee<>nds rcmainina as the Cardinals won
the first time in their new city.
the final quaner. Eric Dickcnon, wbo went into the aame
leediaa the lellue in rusbina. had l2S yard1 to
move pat Jim Taylor into the No. 8 position on
1be careeM'UlhiDI list. Dickenon bas l.70l yards
after IUfllUlilll lbe I 00.1'fd mart for the 4 7th
time. OUen 11, Palrtell I: Houston rd>ounde.d
from ill 4S.l lou 10 the Jell the previoul-'twttk,
thlftb Stall)' to Allen Pinkett. wbo turned two
short .,.un into touchdowns of 5 I and 22 yards
and leaped I yard for another. Pinkett also rushed
for 70 yards on 14 carries as the Oilers depended on
their rushi, aame. Been •· Packen I: Chicqo extended its
recent mastery in the NFL's ~t rivalry with its
1eventh straiabt. keeping Green Bay winless this
year. Neal Anderson ran for two touchdowns and
the Bears struck for 17 points in the final five
minutes of the first half.
The Bills arc off10 their best start since going
S-0 in 1980. One of the main reasons is Norwood,
who has made a club-record 12 straight kicks.
8npl1 Zf, BroW91 17: The Bengals have the
riaht rhythm as thetve gouen out of the gate faster
than anyCincinnau team si nce 1975. Paul Brown's
last season as coach, when they were 6--0.
Jela l'l, U-It: The Jets won their third
straipt pme as Ken O'Brien completed 27 of 38
pa.-. fOf 253 yards and two touchdowns. O'Brien,
who connected with Al Toon 10 times for 75 yards.
found Wesley Walker alone in the comer of the end
zone with 9:39 remaining for a game-winning 2~
yard ....
Cewhyt ti, Palcou H: Disaster had been
Steve PeUuer's companion late in games this year.
In both of Dallas' los~. Pclluer threw dcfcat-
clinchina interceptions. This time. the fifth.year
quarterback turned it around. hitting Ray Alex·
ander for a 29-yard score with I :48 10 play.
VWq1 U, Easies Zl: Chuck Nelson atoned
for a missed 4S·yard field goal with a successful 32·
yarder with IS seconds remaininJ. handina the
visiting Eqlcs their third consecuuve loss.
Quanerback Tonimy Kramer. who left the
pme at the end of the first half with a left wrist
injury. came back to drive the Vikinp (o the ' winn~ kick with a 10-yard founh-down pass to
Allen Rice and two passes for 40 yards to Anthony
Caner. Saiah U, B11ttueen ·t : At New Orleans.
Boomer Esiason. the N FL's top-rated passer,
was held without a rouchdown pass for the first
time this season by a defense that hasn't given one
up in four games. But he completed four ijrst-half
c.1 .. 11. Delfltln U: lndianapolisaot its first
win as Dean Biasucci kicked ti ve field goals and the
defense stopped Miami at tlJe Cnlts"l·yauWne in
Bobby ·Hebert. the top-rated passer in the NFC
witha ratinaof IOS.3'. hit Lonzell Hall with a ~rd
scorina ptiss 6:35 irt16 the game. Monen Andersen
added firs~halffield goals of2-8·yardnnd 41 yards.
'* .........
bll· Dl .. o nannJna back-C1lrtla Ait&ma •alna flnt
with Kan•• City Rnebacker Aaron Peanoa on Illa bKk
SPO RTS BREA ~ ~~-=~~-=-~~........&-
LOSS SENDS NO SHOCKWA VES ••.
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••
-Padres' Feeney-q ..... ~-~..-TBB-BLBACBB1ts
post after his gesture l . ·n==---~
in stands draws ire · ... ,
Frem Tiie A11,clated Press
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SAN DIEGO -San Diego. P~dres II
president Chub Feener announced his
resignation Sunday, saymg his decision to .----~~~.----
leave his stormy stewardship had nothing .
to do with his obscene gesture 10 two fans Saturday
niahL
"I don't care to answer any questions. I will not be
coming back next year," Feeney told reporters at Jack
Murphy Stadium shortly after the nauonal anthem was
played at the Houston Astros-Padrcs game.
" ... This was not a decision made last night. This
wasa decjsion I made about lO da)s ago," he said.
A radio announcement of Feeney's decision to
leave the club brought_ applau&e from ·rans in the
stadium.
The obscene gcsturc~ncident happe ned when the
two fans paraded along a stadium walkway during the
teVenth-inning stretch of Saturday's game between San
Dieaoand Houston with a banner urging Padres' owner
Joan Kroc to "Scrub Chub ...
Feeney, 67. who was an the. owner's box, then
waved and retreated to the rear of the box as a chorus of
boos erupted from many spectators who witnessed lbc
ICStUre.
'Stadium security guards immed iaiely whisked
away the t~o fans and their banner. ~hich had drawn
cheers from many of the 2 1.252 people-attending the
pme. . . .
Olsaater befalls Dennis the heckler when his
"fight-or-flight" mechanlam suddenly jams.
Gl•••en hold• off late char&e. •
Feeney admitted making the gesture man apology
Jle issued Sunday along with his,resa~nation. •
BW GlattoD could muster only a 2-l!I
undtl"par 69 Sunday during the final ,
round of the $500,000 B.C. Open al
.
Endicott. N,Y., but it was goqd enough to
&ive him his first PGA Tour victory in three years::
Glasson.finished at l ~under-par 268 for the 72-hole Quote of the clay
BW Mauetmu. the coach of NBA ex-tournament. two strokes ahead of Bnee Llet1ke and
J:nsion franchise.Minnesota Timberwolves, on Wa,.., Levi; who both made late charges at the leader. Uetzke shot a tournament-best 64 on the p~m 71 course s cqachiriJ philosophy: ''If you want to picture after startin the da 7 strokes...Pchind GJ..assan who
the.Im. of~thaLl f~ the Timbet.wol¥a_.-t--T.too="->kovcrt e ea tur aywitha65.Levi,whosta~ want and I want, I would say that you could r. .... ba k kb' d ' h 14th d 16 h visualize a cold, dark winter night an the state of .our stro"'cs c 'san ar ie putts on t e an t holes, but missed <f 10-foot birdie putt on No. f8 that Minnesota, a pack of timber wolves stalking and would have pulled him within one stroke of Glasson ..
waitioa for its prey. And the prey -aqd the . Second-round leader Dave Hill sank an cight·foot
opposition -is fearful of wh;u might happen. birdie putt on the final hole to hold off Bnce Cramp&oa
World War Ill will take place. In lighter term.s, by one stroke in ·the-$300.000 Paine Webber :=.erer is in for a tough night and the battle of i~ Invitational seniors golf tournament at Charlotte, N.C.
After pushing his tee shot on the 413-yard. ~-4 18th
into a fairway burtker. Hill hit a 4-iron to within eight
8alllYaD atretcha polnta lead
oa.) Salllvaa stretched his lead in • the Indy-car points race on Sunday with a
comfonable victory in the Bosch Sparic
Ph.ia Grand Prix at (Nazareth) Penn-
~lvani• International Raceway. Sullivan drove his
Penske Chevrolet 12.206 seconds faster over the 200
mites than his nearest challenger, defending Nazareth
champion Mldlael .A.drettJ. Sullivan, of Louisville,
~y., averaged 148.526 mph in winning $54.460 oftbc
S4SO,OOO purse. Sullivan picked up 21 points -20 for
winning the race. one for taking the pole -to increase
his tcat0n total 10 149, 25 ahead of two.time defending
points champ Beflllty Ralaal ... St• K•lall scored twice
for Winnipca. whale Los Angeles got goals from LK
a.MtallW, Paal Fe.toe, and Roa 0.pay in a 3-3 tic
bet~ the Jets and Kings in an N HL exhibition game
. _ . Founh·secded MIQel Penfon of Sweden
outhustled first-seeded AMre A1a11I for a ~2. 7.5 win
iJLthc finals oflhe $41.5,000 Yolvo-L~ Angelq tennis
IOUrnament. ' •
feet to set the stage for the winning putt ... Rosie JoDn
posted a.steady..,..e-vcn·pai-1.l.-to capture the $3()(},
LPGA Santa Barbara Open at La Purisima Golf Course
in Goleta. ~
Televlalon, racllo
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oft'en1ively against Mission Viejo.
''ltdoesn'tcauseussreatalann. We
lost the football game, but we'll rise
above it and go back to the drawing
board and continue to improve on a
daily basis as a football team. and
continue towork bard in practice in
preparation for each game."
The Barons suffered:a major blow
with the loss of linebacker Mike
Walcott, who is not expected back for
threc:.to-six weeks because of strained
knees.
''At this point we haven't figured
out what to do.·· said Milner ... We can
ao with ou.r present linebackingcorps.
or switch someone from defens1 vc.
end to linebacker."
iwt ... C..cll Dave W~te, follow-
ina a 28-14 victory o ver Long Beach
Jordan: "We were a little flustered in
the first.llalf, 1 really thought we c~ld
have thrown on them. We had some
people open, but we son of took turns.
"Oreg (Angelovic). was a little off.
our receivers dro'pped a couple and
the. offensive" line broke down a
couple times. Bui we came back and
did well in the second half. Maybe we
were too read.y. ·we were jittery and
the kids were a little tense. W e ma}
have been overanxious.
"But it was a good effo rt. Last year
we played team~even in the first half
and aot bJown out in the second half.
Now we"tc' playing even in the first
half and ~nning in the second half."
Pascoe, aftc 0!-7 win over New-Hutlact~eacll ~ell George
port Harbor: he kids played l\ard
and that's been a trademark.
"And. the refs gave us one when we
punted out of the end zone and they
blew the ball ~ -em y '01'1 the
fumble. The would have had the
6i1 . an 1 t ey ad drove 111 an
scored. they would have been down
Stanford tops
UCI for title
COLORADO SPRINGS. Colo. -
_Ho,_4 Stanford downed UCLJ ~8.in
·a pool play battle which proved to the
championship game at the Air Force
Water Polo Tournament.
Stanford finished 4-0. while 1he
Anteaters took second with a 3-1
mark, aided by a 7""6 win Sunday o ver
UC San Diego. Stanford improved to
10-3 on lhe sea.son. while UCI slipped
to 7-4.
The Cardinal. led by Erik Blum
with th~ goals, raced to a 4-1 first-
quaner lead and were never headed.
scorinl al least three goals in each
quarter. UCI was led by Tom Warde.
Tony Bell and Kevin Wood with 1wo
aoals each, while Jon Swerdloff, _
Shane Coons (Costa Mesa High
product), Greg Olson, Rick McNair
and Chuck Maguy each scored two
for Stanford.
In the earlier contest. Warde.
Wood and Skylar Putman each
scored two goals to Jead the win over
UC San Diego.
MONARCHS SHOWTHEYCANPLl\Y POUR QUARTERS ••• Proaalll
full aood game. Durio& our first two the .-st six years. The kadS weren't
pmn, we played only two good mentally ready for them for some
quaners. But we played a full game reason. University went out there
apinst Santa Ana, who I feel ~ with the idea that the) were the team
potentialfr'th't bar tnm -m t to be8;t,-bei~und~" --
county. Quancrback Fred Scwerr passed
"Our ~rest pmc for the de-for 125 yards •nd one touchdown.
fensive line last year wu apinst completing 13 of 25 attempts for the
Senta Ana. But they didn't show the Vaqueros. neu apinst us this time that "Fml had a good pme for us again
· 1ess. but would have had even better if our
; puttheirbest defensive back recciven hadn't dropped so many
:-Tony (Pena) and played him up ,..a. He could casaly have been 21
• tiPt npectina to take him out of the for 25, withouteiptdropped passes."
· baUpmc.
· .. He had two touchdowns dunna Int.~ IUft c.ru., on the
•Ille pme. but he couldju.sc as C'Mll)' v~_..,.· 13-7 victory over Tustan:
: baw hid four. If 1t wettn't for his .... ic:ally (T81&in) came out fiml up
knee hht1na the turf lak in the four -'mt ua. Tiiey had tuftCred a couple • fl_., theft 11 ont. And durull ., ............ yin the INtoft, but
• aecMller play,~ were look1"1 for him WI dklll'I apect tbem 10 do that.
1 _, but our quanerbect was aacked °11leY Upl our ofl'ente off the r.eld
• bdWe be find him.'' die •dft aame by controllinc the W. We W only 15 offensive plays
Ill .._.. 1'1ley tbrew the bell a lot
..._. _ dley Md •n tht .... and M _,,..... ua. We Md real poor
... IGlitdaa over tlliie enlirc ~me. rm..-~ oa~ Uncc>ln ..... tlifoulh I two-of'-citht fliaht
tllll JilMld only 29 yards for tM
~=· didn't hive that Jrclt I
Last .,....._._ ,,._ ...-. ..... ..--tr••-•
def. Gerden Gr0"9, 3'-·7 Ka .... Cat NH) Fr1.
ti.cl Dene Hiii; 3·3 E1tencla Cat OCC) Fri.
def. unrvennv, l4-l2 at lrv!M Frf.
def. Tustin, 13·7 Woodlwldae Fri. *"· Seme AM, 17· 11 Eclloft (IA .... , Fri.
pmc, but a lot of the rcuon was that
we had poor fteld position for most of
thepme ...
Celta .. _ C.-cll ,_ ........
on the M~· 34-7 vic1oty o•er Oanlen Grove: .. Manny Bonilla
11ined 134 yards, but the othtr beckl
laid better pmn Nnnine •ban he did.
if1'cy mned 10 shut bim down in the
ftnt half. Thal forced us 10 to our
Odltf bKtl, Ind evtatually it frftd
IOftilla beet up later In the third Ind .,.,.. qu8ften.
°"'1"My pve ft I dtfJerenl look
,....~ in tbe flnt halt. But ._
IDOD as wt fiDred OUI wMt dwy wttf"". dcMal 11 halftime. we came out and
ICOrld 21 poln11 in tijht minuta."
• spzs ._... C.-. L,...
Olll!ij, on IM Anisu founb.quamr
I
rally for a 3"' tie with Dana Hills: "A
tie .. better than a loss: especially ancr
two of them.
"We ihowect a little bit more
ifttefttity ..... Dana Hills than we
did in the flnt two pmea of the
teaton. But we still made a lot of
mit&llla and put the defense on the fteld lw loneer thu Ibey sbould have been out tbere ...
Qulnelt>ect Aaron Scheid wttled
into bit role. tbrowiftl for 163 yards
on 14-f'or-20 ~ftl. A 21-yard pus
ft'Olft Sdwid to-'it end DMen Webb
let yp tbr flnel &id Pi ID the founJa
quarter.
"We arc 1mprovins and 10 has
Aaron Scheid. I think that he is
........ '10 feel comforulblr II -..._. .. IMdlr and i11um11111n10 a ftnt quanert.R ...
How Sunset ~e teams fared
Team. ....,.. \ Ui~t wMtl Tiln '"91l's ... N11M
EdllOll (3-0) def. LB Jor~n. 21-\4 Mater Del (SA Bowl) Fri.
Founteln Vellev (2-11 lost 10 MV, 2•·2. ~I Modena (et HB> Fri.
Huntington B"ch (l-2) def. NewPOrt, 11>-7 LB Wiison (home) Thur.,
Merine (0-l) lost 10 Foothill, ~-10 L~s Alem. (et Wm> Thur .
OcMn view (2-1> def. SA V•ll•v, 20-3 et Western Fri.
Wettmlnster (1·2) lost to Euaerenu. 1442 Cepo Ve..., (home) Fri.
10-7 with the whole fourth. quarter
left'lrwas a~ eall for us."
Fate was wllh Pascoe offlhe field as
well. His seven-month-old son.
George Anthony. returned Thursday
from a hospital stay following the
realization his problem. was viral
meningitis -and not bacterial
(spinal) meningitis.
"It was scary," said Pascoe. His
team dedicated its effort against
Harbor in the boy's name.
Marlaa Coacll Cbrls Ramsey, a ficr
a 28-10 loss to Foothill: "We made
some progress, but in some art:as I
wu disappointed we didn't pla)
better.
"Hopefully we'll get a boost this
week. we expect lour of -our five
injured players bac k. David McLeod
(pulled back muscle). Eric Crocker
(knee sprain). Eddie Rhea (P.ullcd h'ip
muscle) and Mike Khahl (ankle)
hopefully will bt back."
"The kids are doing a go'od JOb
considering our injuries. O ur line is
young. and ifs not al full strength.
One bust in the line looks like a major
tragedy ,with someone running
through-it.
'.'..<nd it's h"'d 10 get a passing
attack going w!ien the quarterback is clobbercd~timt.lic thmws"the I .·We have a couple of first-)car
players, but they're starting 10 learn.''
BOA TING
Oceaa View Coad1 G•y Carrouo
following a 20-3 victory over Santa
Ana Valley: "I caught some heat over
comments about Santa Ana Valley
being the ben I've see~ in three years,
but that was true. "The~ were a better team. but we
were able to get our running game
going and Dean Martinez really came
through. His 122 yards rushing ~ the
most any back has run for ·us s~cc
I've been here.
"It was a good effort for us.''
Wntmla1ter C..co.acll Stu dart,
after a I~ 12 loss to Esperanza: "We
played hard and tough, even without
three of our starters (Van Tuinei. Joe
Hay and Robbie Robinson).
-"They probably outmuscled us •
little bat, Esperanza is so big and
physically strong on the defensive
line.
"That 'r/o. 96 (Matt Werner). he's
just a horse. He's as good as any
football player that I've seen in receat
years. He's ~foot-Sand 243 pounds,
and he ran our guy down'from 10
yards back. He was something elsr.
Whoever recruits him will be lucky.
"We had only one guy who could
handle him, and they'd put him at
aactiJc and he beat us, Umu1 end-and
he beat us. then at linebacker and he'd
blitz and we couldn't get him."
Indigo Tiger captures
Sea-Magazine Ghalleng ..
llJ.ALMON ~BEY
D.-, ........... .,..
CUI$$ A-1. lncliOO Tl9er. Ron 0..COft,
Vovaeen YC; 2. Skldoo, Peul &. Leun Sflenl.
SOU1t1 .. V Yee.flt Rec:IM CluO; J, Rhvlhm, Roetr Goodllle, HYRC. CLASS 8-1. Mlc:heNH. Joe Grtenblell,
SOutt1 Mlort YC; 2. Wiii-. Alen C.bllo, 18'118
CorlMtllell VC; 3. 5-it eve. Phll lltldler~.
VYC.
Indigo Tiger. skippered by Ron
Deacon of the host Club, was the
Oass A winner in the Sea Maga2ine
Challenae Cup rqatta sponsored by
Vo_yqers Yacht Club Sunday. San Dl960 JadJ• triJJ
The 77.~mile race was fQr Per·
formance Handicap Racing Attt San Diqo skippers dominated
(PKRF} ratings and was sailed in the Class A in the Little Old Ladies
ocean between the Newpon Pier and Reptta sailed out of Newport Harbor
Huntington Beach. Yacht Oub Saturday and Sunday.
The race also allowea professional Led by Betty Barr, San Diego
crews such as designers. sailmakcrs skippers took four of the top five in
and boat 'builders in addition to class A.
amateurs. The percentage penalty Wimner in Class B was Gwen ~ystem. was ~lso used for . rules • Jackson-of the McDonald-Douglas 1'!fra~1ons which allow~ s1uppers Sailing Club. and the Clris C winner
v1olat1na ~ ru.le to take a ~amc penalty was Debbie Benedict Lido l..sle Yacht ·an~ rcJ!llln 1.n the r .. cc rather than Oub · ·
bema d1squahfied. w: · h M ' • D' · · aass B winner was M ichegaas. inner m t e en. s 1 v1s1on was
skippered by J0c Greenblatt of South · Peter Gales of Alamitos Bay Yacht
Shore Yacht Cub. Oub. . · . Winnin• the trophy for the best . Trophy wanners m each class. ..,. • CLASS "-1. e.tlv lefr, Sen Dle9o YC; 2 . • overall corrected umc and the best 1ettv -..... sovc; ). Ptlvtltt 0rev10t1.
Derfonnance by an amateur crew was .,.._, ""'°' vc; ._ Ari.ne ~. sovc.: Mid--•• s. .......... SOVC ~~ f fi h n.ASS 9-I. G.-Jeckl«I, McOoft9!d-W1nher o the trophy or t e' best o..-. ....._ a.; 2. e.t1v Andrew1, ...._
performance by a profeuio~crcw vc; a. lelfl M1191t, ..,... Corln!Nen vc. ---.. ... _ "' ... -.... -__..b:-:-n;;.· _.., CLAac-t.o..i.~~-vc .. 2, · -.a.nuuuu,"V"'aA1.,....,""' oy r•U auu KM .....,., ..... ,..... vc; .J . ..1ec111e
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ph. · · h •---leY YC; I. 0... ..,_1111-. A8YC; 1 Pele ro y wannen 1n eac c-: ..,...._ ave.
SEA VIEW LEAGUE ••• ..._.,
"We didn't make many m11takes.
but Woodbridac is a championship
team and they capitalizftt on thole
lituatioftJ ...
11• .. ••s C..ft JeWJ Witte. followf 111 a 2o. 7 Ion at unbeaten Dominpc;i: .. We kind of ..,..,_
tlnlNd. We fumbled it away tbree
lilMI itt lbc fina bllf and threw and in~ and we hid a bid sap oa a llMxt fteld IOll ....__, ..
All dw came ja U. h hllf en
rou11to1 l4-0deld11ftdomallbe
ftlmbltl lft-'--Ujt 1 lC).,.,.. Domiapez
~tbraTD. ~
""'1*ady I wu pleated for the
IDClll ~" caeliaued Wme. ''Our iMn nttr ii _._... better and that's
.... I ClOIK'efft for lbc last couple of wefts;"~---
You hive to overcome thole tn1np.
We bave 1 philosophy that winners
ftnd a way to win, and~ didn't do
ii." Senior Juoa lnhm1 was sidelined
after bei ... lmocbd OU1. but appears
IO be Ill riilhL
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0r8nge Coat D~ILY PILOT/Mondav, September 2e, 1181
U.S.,polo team's Diedal fortunes on li:De
A vic tory tonigh t
would put squad
In semifinal round
BJ aoGEll C41lUON °' ...... ~ .....
U nncd States water polo fon uncs
in the Summer Olym p1~ arc on the
line tonight.
It's the U.S., under Bill. Brunett.
apinst Hun~ry in the last of fi rst
round pla,y with one of the four benhs
in the lour-team medal round on the
line.
Greece was the third of four v1c11ms
last-ni&ht. 18-9. led by the scon ng of
Jody Campbell ( 4), Alan Mbuchawar
(3) and James Bcrgtton (3).
The two clash Tuesday in Seoul -
OLYMPIC BRIEf ~
this evemna here Ha "1 8<. Teic-
vis1on. and for Barnett. a Laguna
Bnch resident and a longt1mc~11ter
~coach at Nc""1)0n Harbor High.
11'11 dream match a ner going through
a niptmare following the; up~ct los<>
to Spain last week.
The 9-7 setback had the t.:.S ..
despite its earhcr victor) O\ er dcfcnd-
ina fOld medaJiu Yugosla' 1a. headed
strataht for nowhere. But something
funny l\lppcned o n the "3) to
nowhere -Hungar) turned e"Cl1·
th'ina inside o ut when it tied pain.
That means the win ner of1on1ght's
U.S.-Hungary match ~oves on. as
well as .the winner of the pa1n-
Yuaoslavia match.
In the other bracket. •another big
u"psct came -W est GcrfhID't) bump..
ed off Italy to send the Italians out of
the medal picture and into the fifth
place round.
Pole vaulters from
around world join
in protest at pit ·.
From Tiie Associated Press
EOUL, uth-Korea~ Amenca n. ~ Soviet, and' Polish athle'tes formed an f;e
unlikely alliance Mo nda) to force a shut· p
down of the preliminary pole '"ault com~t1·
tion at the Olympics. •
"We bad a little power struggle between the
officials and the pole vaulters," American Earl Bell
said, "and as always ha ppens. 1he pole vaulters wo'h
because you can't make a man pole vault 1fhe 'Qoesn't
want to. '"" .
"A few of us got a httle pole vaulters' union started
and-said then~·s no reaso n to JUmp anymore. Let's shut
down thF. system and just quit ...
While Olympic officials weren't happy with the
developments. the flap appeared to have no .serious
consequences and IS vaulters advanced to W.cdnes-
day's finals. · .
. The problems began when the 2 1 compcuto rs were
divided into two groups who were 'ault1ng 1n two pits
simultaneously. But instead of raising the bars ih the
two pits at the same time.. one bar was raised before the
otbtt.
Bameu·s crew has met H unpr)
thrtt umes this )ear and gone 2-0-1.
capped by a 17-9 rout in tht1r lasr
mectina. with ne" hfe in the U.S.
camp aner the crusher from pain.
chances arc the up-beat tempo will
carry through.
··w e werelov.er lh:\n a doorstep
after the Spam loss:· said Jim Kruse.
the N BC-TV polo commentator.
himself a former wa ter polo star
under Barncu , as v.ell as an ex-
Ol)'mp1an.
"But Hungary·s ll~ with Spain
turned evel)1h1ng arou nd. h was as 1f
v.e had wo n the game. Othe™'1se 11
was complete\)' out of our hands.'"
said Kruse.
Kruse said he believes the l . \.\a~
playing up-tight against pain, pla~
ing not to lose rather than v. in after
the big victor) over Yugosla' ia
'"The shooters "'ere hesitant 10
. _ ... ,_ ....... Competitors in the pit \\1th the higher bar.
including most ofth-e world's best vaulters. noticed the
discrepancy and also saw that only 15 vaulters had
cleared the o pening height of 17 feet. 8112 inches.
Paerto Rico'• Ramon Ramoe (15) let8 bla
•hot blocked by the U.S.'• David Robbuon .
"They wanted us to Jump a higher height than was
necessary," Bell saidJ The}' wanted us to go to 18-2.
which they had previous!\ S:i1d was a q,ualifier. U .s~~ Sovtet& to mecrt in semis
Quote o_f the· day
E4wia Moses, the 33-)car-old \.\Orld cham-
pion hurdler from Newport Beach... after fi..nish1ng
-third in his attempt to become the first person gto
win three Olympic gold medal in a single
running event .. , knew I was soing against the
odds from the beginning. After 12 )ears of
Olympic pressure. I consider m)self lucky to be
on the victory stand."
SEOUL -The l 'nned 1;iies and
Soviet Union will meet in Ol~1mp1c basket·
ball for the first time since 1he._.c-on1rovcrs1a
gold medal game 1n 1972. 1 . •
The scmtlinal matchup was dec1ded '---.;;__-'
when both teams won their quancrfi.nal $3mes. the .
U nited States in a 94-57 blo"out of Puerto Rico a nd the
· Soviet Union wuh a light I I 0-1 OS "'in o'er Brazil that
wasn't decided unlit the final li\.t· seconds.
The other semifinal will match .\ustralta. an upser
winner . Qver Spain I n the quanertinat . against
Yugoslavia. which beat Canada ~1onda) night.
This is the game lJ.S. ba ketball fans have "ailed 9th U .s. boxer make& QU&rter& . for since the 5 I ·SO So\. ICt '1cton 1n Munich. tainted
1 when the final three seconds "'-ere repla)ed twice
SEOUL -Knockou1 r,.msspreadmg 1 AA I bc<auS< or .-.re..e ermra nd a cloc~ mal lbncuon. among America's ~J~1c boxers. much 10 "(he teams did QQL meet 1n Mont~eal and eac,h
-f1iCOismay of Coac en A ams. -~ -boycotted t e Ol)'mp1c Gamt.'S pla)ed m the others
Heavywetght Ra, Mercer and 147-countl').
pound Kenneth Gould became the latest to .. One thing l"ve said about the So\ 1el Union 1s
catch the bug Monday. when botb went a ll out to stop poise and matunt)', .. U .. Coach John Thompson said
their opponents w11hin the three-ro(lnd distance. before he knew his semifinal opponent. .. I thahk there
Mercer was successfl)I. Gould was not. But both arc ttam!i h~ thar arc deeper. but I don"t think there's
won to join six other Amen cans tn--advancing to the -any more of a cohes1\e, mature team .than. the) are ...
quarterfinals. as well as super heavywe ight Riddick The Unjred States has used a swarming f:!ressure
Bowe defense throughout the game for.SI\' 1ctone with o nly
"My teammates are all taking people out. and I a six-point dcc1s1on O\'Cr Canada being closer than 15
wanted to get io on it, .. said Mercer. who stopped points. ,
.Rudolf Ga.vcn<:iak--of C"t-echeslavakia--at 35 seconds of The ~ov1ets h'\ve StrUggled . losm~h"c1ropener m-
the third round in his first Ol~mpic fight. .. The whole Yugoslavia and bcuig taken into o'erume by Puerto
week I've been getting m) mind set on a knoclcour." Rico. .
Gould also had his mind on a knockout against an Their victor) o'er Brazil. which the U .. team beat
outclassed Francis Masoe of American Samoa. but 102-87 in the prehminar) round. was sealed when
Kttlcd for his third win b)' d ecisio n as he moved into the Rimas Kourtina111 made his m:th 3-pointer C?f the
quarterfinals of the 147-pound di' ision. game with fi ve seconds to pla) for the final margJn ..
Also winning Mondav night to &ain the quar-The United Stares had 11s Quarterfinal game well m
terfinals was I 56-pound Roy Jones. who took a 5-0 hand by halftime and Thompson was pleased with what
decisio n over Michal Franek of Czechoslovakia. his team showed. ·
BOHAY LIVES OUT HIS DREAM. • •
P'romBl
He knows who they art and what
they'recapableof,and h.e'ssure he's
inth~bunL
"Wehaveastartli5t," said Boha}.
"we knowwbo's h.erc'andit's the
same that I have met befort'. R1gh1 off
the bit, I'd say that is the top three to
worry about, the Russian. the Amen-
can and the Bulgarian.
••They have a n edge. but an}ooe in
the topciahtcan wjn o n agJven day.''
Bohay hopes he'll act lucky in thC'
drawand,et the Bulprian nght
away. Hefftlst.be Bulprian·seffon
to come down from l SO pounds to
_ ~ake ~eiahl will take too much oUJ...Of
him.
Aside from training. he has Spt'nt
his time collecting bargains in Scours
shoppingdistncts. taking m rhe
Olympics as a spectator (athletes'
pa~gain them entrance lO the I rad:
and field competition automa11call~ ).
andl nscncral. livmg th~good hk
• "Theaccomodations are great." he
said. "Each team has two orthrce
apartments. each with a big TV room
with a VCR. usuall) two people to a
bedroom and the weather and food
have been good.
"About thconlycompla1nt I c:in
think of arc the ltnes arc li ttle long for
tbtfood ---~--~~~-.. And theatmosp~ere of the' tllage
is exciting. ..
metal detectors and tht-y check ) our
bqs. lt'spretty t1ghtand the) run )OU
through a~reuy mtricatt gauntlet
coming into the village. as well a~ the·
compctillOfl venues. '
.. But that's about it."
All that's lcfi is the compet111on a!o
Gary Boha)'livesout the dream. •
.
shoot and the)' "'eren•t loose:· said
Kruse. ··wh1d1 was 'Cr) strange
"We had scnmmaged tht O\ iets
three days before tht'compe11t1on and
11 was lbe be-st J'vt' c' er seen the l ~
play wnh pres.sure offenst and good
defense. ·
"Then tht') beat Yugosta' 1a BU'\
.had tl not bttn for M 1ke E' an'>."' ell I
don't think anybod) v.ould haq: put
it up if it were nor for him "
Evans. a product ofl C 1 stood out
1n the Yuaoslav1a '1etof)
"He JUSUfied h is ex1s1cnu on th1~
team with his pla~ then. and against
China he scored thft'e lll'l')es and "as 1the key," said Kruse ··Tcrf\
"Sehroeder scored four against { h1na
but Mik~ was the Ice~.:_:
So 1t all comes do" n to ton1~ht and
the Hunpnans.
• "T he mood 1s up and th~' ·I'\'
ready." said Kruse E'l:n BJrnett a
ve0 depressed coac.:h after the lo\!1 to
Spain. shov.:s rtne .... ed ltfl". ~
The U.S goes into 1he game at full
wenath. although JrtT (ampbdl
required sutches "'hen he colhdl'd
with Schroeder in one gamd and
Doug Kimball had ht\ head butted b~
a Spanish pla)'er. Both v.111 pla~
How will the lJ. do tonight"'
lf)ou'rc luck) enough to ~e much
of the game through the bnefgl1mp!>t'' .
Lh.at telcv1s1on a fTords "'ater polo
watch for the man-up sttuauon!I
Ifs alwa)'s been the rnrse ot
Amenca n polo fonunes "'hl'n the
U.S. gets the po\.\ er pla~ and d~n·1
cash in.
··our cx1ra man o tlensc ha'> bcc.-n
\~ btsl l'"e C\ er ~en rcct'nth ·· <said
Kruse.
.o\ga tnst pain ll \t,,as nut -a Ja1..1or
which must be re' ersed 1n ordi:r tw
rhe U S to succeed
' LEWIS WINS BACK TO BACK GOLD • • • From Bl
110-meter hurdles 'A1lh an Ol~mp1c record u me of 11 98
seconds -five one-hundredths af a .)(!CQJ)d off the world
record by Renaldo 'ehem1ah and th1rd-fas1es1 ''er after
Kin&dom's own 12.97 last month -
between h1r. ~Ull-mt:ter ~uahl,1ng hl'at~ and 1hc long
JUmps He ran in the la't fir;t-mund heat and the first
second-round heat of the ~IJU. WJ\ll·d through borh to
make the finals '>' ednc')t.la~ and ''il'> '>< heduled to go first
1n the long Jump Kin&dom resembled 1he com1l book character Flash
in' his re(l and While hooded racing SUIL sk1mmtng over
the hurdles to become the ti~t tl4crt1me O!)mp1~ winner
in the event since Lee Calhoun in I 9So and 1960.
.. The' couldn t ha' 11und a "llr<-t' "a~ to ~t me
UP.."Jle s.aicL_ -
Ltwis. who hopes tO grab t"-O more gnlds in the 200
"Spnnt and 400 rcla) a.t.le.r g.unmg a..siher m th 100....
apinst Ca11ada·s Ben fohnson. got into an unusual
quarrel against the officials
.. Ifs not fair:· lewis cl:umed repca1edl~. compla.J.n-
in1 he wasn't being&•' en enough time bet'Aecn Jumps.
Wa~ Ii a ch<tllcnge·•
··\fore than that·· hl • •• ud 'I think 11 "a~ a planned
challen~e."
He requested a (h:ingl· and gill 11 from lht· longJump
referee and was allowed to go la\I among the I:! !<rflg
Jumpers to get more rest
He . had first argued the schedulin g was too right
.\fter three qualif~ ing 1ump~ though ht-wa~ mo' ed
back 10 first 1n the order
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"I haven'tscenthe Russian for a
couple of years, .. said Bohay ... They
broqht him blckaf\erSmitb beat the
othcrRuuianacoupleoftimes/'
Security. tooi has not been an
overwhelming neprive for the ath·
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22 AVENIOA DEL MAR • SAN CLEMENTE. CA '2911
.. As for the Bu}&aria n. he was third
intheworldi" 19lSat 150.1',csccn
films on him and he looks beatable."
11·s been nearly an unbeatable
situation for Bohay since he amvcd at
the Olympic ViU.,Con Aua-15.
1 • "Onc:t you~\ into the village there
isnotecuri\y, •said Bohay. "To get
into the villa&e. )'ourlD ta& that )Ou
wear around your n«k acts as a cred1 t
card slipped into a slot, and there a~
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,.._ ..... A.IMda ... Pres1
LA must wait
a day to clinch
SAN FRANCISCO -Thiny years after they
moved Wat, &he Gianls still hate lhc Dod&cn. And they
certainly didn't want to be the team that let Lot Aqeles
clinch ftnt DIM;ie.
While Boston was beatinr New York and t1&)l1enin1
ill bold on first place in the American Lcaa~ East, the
Delloit Tilers stqcd ninlh-1nnioa rallies an both pmn of
a doubleheader Sunday as they swept the Baltimore
Orioles. Jadl Morrie piached a one-hitter and IAlt
lelMar hit an RBI sin&lc in the ninth inning to make the
Tilers 2-1 wjnners in the opener and Fred Lyu'• arand
slam iJ' the ninth inning of the second game gave ~tro1t
a 7-4 victory. The teoond-place Tiaers trail Boston by 4'h
panes aoilll into &he la1t week of the season. Any
combination of tlutt Detroll l<>Mel and Bo11on viaoria
will eliminate the Tiaft's from contention. Elsewhere in
the M.,._ l..aa&atS: •• ..... had three sinaln in five
at-bats to raise his major leq~-leadin& averqc to .364 . . . ..-.. Y...a.. '1omerod. doubled and sina&ed u
Milwauktt SDI~ Oakland's scven-pme winnina
atreak with a 4-2 victory •.. DavW CeM struck out 11 for
his I 9.lh victory as New York won for the I O\h time in 11
pmes ... a..6y S..W.'1 two-run homer in P11tsbuflh's
7-4 win over Chicqo was his first at Thrtt Riven
Stadium since July 15. Rudy Kramer, 1-1 . pined his
first major-lequc victory with 2'1'1 innings of four-hit
••vou don't like to ~ ia happen in your ballpark.,''
San FrancilCO manqer Roacr Craia said Sun~y after
relief . * * Dennis Cook j)itched a two-)litter and led the GaanlS to a * ~,.:~ .._, sa '-v.-en • l~victory. ··vouliketolcccpitfrom yourfansandyour *
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MTltOIT ,._. :ri.o.1 ... _ .. ":~~~ ~rt ~:~111 ....... 't;~~ • ..._. 1~~": "The kid pitched a hell of a ballpme," Dod&ers
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ICAMAI CITY CMICAIM> =rt -~ ::: =~ n ~: :.::.-c : : ~: =,';.. ! :: =~ g : i =:::: ; :: : combanation ofthree(Dodaer victorieso'r Reds losses) to ~.. u to'",..."" >: 0 t ~-• > '2 1 r-c u 1 l.:.~d" ; ! : : :.=;.-;. ::: : win. We$0t it down to one. That's not bad." .....
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T-:!.,!..':,., T=.. lt •'' ae-'1~ 1 111:;. ,..,,~ ~~ .... so ~"~..-;-"" sa-•....._-1•1 seven and walked one. He gave up a fint-1nnin1 sin&lc to :,. : : ==~ ,__ 1 , • ~ , ._ • " • 911 .. '° Steve Su and a third-inning double 10 "f racy Woodson . o... ..,.. 11111 -1.v ... 1.., ~·u ~ w,1 .. 11 s o • 1 1 .. This kid thinks he belongs in the big leagues and he --~~~~~-=!.;'~ ~::: :-L.H •t~ ~ ~ ~ ! i...:'Y... 2 0 0 1 ' pitched that way," Craig said."'1 didn't know he had that
• GerNn "'· 1...u11e 111. 1..,.,., n•l s-~-c.., w...m...,.1 ,._1.,1J·11 • • ' • • s • .-uvt a split-fino .. r. He's 11ot a r.;eat one." ~ ....... $F-Tr-........... 1--· F..-.1 _,.,. ,..._ I f 0 f • t I 9UVU • ._ or d ~ • " •"' n so s--. .,"*,_, r11<ro, c-~-. 11 ... "'"',· ..,,_ Cook, 2S, was 11-9 with a ,88 came -run averasc 10'
• If ...... so ,,::::'w ,..11 , • , 1 T-t:>t. ~J..~°'l'-i":'rf; tou•1"' the Giants' Class AAA club at Phoenix of the Pacific
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T-u• A-n.1M-o.-.-ac1 so 1 • c-·• 1 • o o •••Ill ••11• spend the ofTseason as a waiter in Austin. Texas.
• J J , ' 1 s • 1 2 ) • * :::=:-.. • ~~~: r:;~ ~~:! =: !:~: =::, ~~~~ .. lwasalittlenervousearl).butafterthefirstinning ~-7, cue.s 4 "-'" 10 o o =~~:. ;g:: ~.., : ~:: ~:::,.~. g g I wasall right," the 6-foot-3 Cook said.
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frank Viola earned his 23rd v ictory and Dan
Gladden 's clean steal ofhomesnapped a ''e in the seventh
as Minnesota sent California to its seventh straight loss.
Viola. who has lost JUSt seven, scattered nine hits io
seven innings, struck out four and walked two. both
intentional. Juan Berenguer worked the last two innings
and earned his second save.
Gladden walked with one out in the seventh against
Dan'Petry. 3-8. and s1ole second. A fier adva.l\cing to third
on an infield out. Gladden brok{' for home on a 1-1 pitch
and slid under cat h~ Darrell M11ler·s tag:
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Game Wlnnlno R81 -N~
E-tlcltelle, Henor1ck. Moller LOB-Mm11e·
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F.....,._ vtew of Beck HEIGHTS AREA 38A IP!. 28r 18a $875 AL~ C .. -i:&,llAYFRT aaJ... gerage. 1900/mo -MC 38' peneled ..... -· Bey. end"""· vi.w lot In 1~8A, slngle timuy 8AYFRONT Condo 2Br Y • ,_m .. ewtrll!kt l05 Cedar Way. No peta eoe'. 1tepa to ~' 'a.yvtew Terr. 1625,714. lrplc, lndry hl!up, 2 ea; ll150 28 A 28A• /mo.Pvt CALl.494-8685 11300 Yr/Leu•.
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Extras. S395K. 20311 1 1245/mo 646-6541 Wnter 38r lum 675-8507 pets. 979-4410 By •PPI EASTSIDE 1BR 1BA WID Drapes •CLIFF HAVEN 28'R2BA ...., _
Cypr-St. 751-9162 LAG 3Br 1'1~8I house w/ LIDO ISLE 18R uPStrs. pool, c.bte TV hllup. new crpt & ·paint •Clole to 3 Fwya new 04lc;Of vlUlled cell-28R/28A. DR, Frp.IC, lllO frplc:. wood dec;k p11to & 4BR 2'h8A. FR/DR. large & gea pd 1575. No pets encl Jllrtgt No pets <..05.55•73l andSoutll 1ng1 g1r1ge no pets Carport, pool. Mutts. No
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Newport Beach home MESA VERDE VILLAS Luxury 29R 28A t\lgh-nse ......... I , EASTS ID~ 2BR 18A Entry Alarm Systems Apt 3BR 28A 2 car gar Bdrms tum. 35th &. Sea-~8-()217 28' Coodo with garage condo on Udo PeolnSUI._ 188, no pet• $650/mo 1 w/g1r1ge. downstairs. •Cable TV Avallable No pets S 1025tmo yr IM sh~•. steps to ~.
refrlg.: wshr/dryr, pool Gorgeous bay view se50-<lec>. 131-~ 155 srn1ll ylfd. No pets •New Laundry Factiittes 644-1010. 8-5 Mon-Fri • Aval! now. &46-9605 ,
$900/mo Agt. 7~ 1-5541 S25001mo. Boat shp $725/mo. 722--8~ •Co.-.cl Parl11ng -It!=!!!.~~=--. ... ~ ..,~1 ........ 38R,..B'" 4 tam-'lttra QjC *•ma& ..a** • EASTSIDE 2BR 18A Tri"-•Private Balcohy to AOllU Fl• IUC,JI v.~~L1Y Ocea1 nfron~.od1Br1 • .... ......-' " 1-1266 A small. quiet comple• la 2 v· "' Gardens 3BR 28A Lowef Untt Gar-......, or perton. --
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VEAALY +utilities. 536-2725 oven. Cozy lrple. Walk 10 James St •C 497-.4579 With lrPIC. relng . & all llST SH! s10001mo 675--2.232 Bkr p9'd $5151~ 543-7375
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Agt 173.53~ Agt UCI Town Center 2 mstr Spac:loUt ;tBR 3',BA. tam 530 W Wiison LARGE 3BR 28A n>< 954 U7S'tmo 17~606 Yau tin ltatah
ard BR/den SBA MC, &. din rm, l~lc. bonus tm, TSL MGMT ..... • -------J722 c~:ttht!best.. 28RC>uplttx,tiewremodel. alt~ & carp0rt 'vi-· patlo,grndr,auocpool& 722-90l2Qt842-1603 OlflQe .. Near OCC. II NB lBR Steps to bc:tl , !P!""'!'!'!~"P-'!"!"!"!'l'!'l'P ... ~ • • Frplc:. yd. lndry, blk to pool$14501 854 7570 te nn,i. $2200 /mo S01ryN0Petsl 1040-C Valencia. $87-5 2 /JIAlllO Parking. L1rge deck. IN KAUAI. HAWXii. 28(
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--Avail now.* 9&&-727 1 I---· 1tac• 2141 •NEWPORT HEIGHTS• . tst. encl. gar + 1-soaoe 1700/mo. 723-1292 $700 ~.,,
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• ·..,,, · 1 1800 per month From $950, Utils pd 2Br. 281 New, 1 mile 10 --------DM =w:m~.'s~~~e ~:=:6;~~t~ •CHARMING 38R 28A ic ... Selu.11·1144 'e'-tah · IU11&11TTAIE . 131-8107~855-0665 beach, g1r1ge. lrptc NEWPORT HEIGHTS ~~l!IPIP'!ll...,,.....-...,.
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....... CAT AUNA & Bay view ~Sr Avl 10/10 $1300/mo ~ VleW $850 Curt Rtll JmlL horn. Sec;ure Mllure S700~ 2867 Hlc;kory LG Dbt 28, 2 iof\ 3•,Bi 2 S1025 N'.pett 759w919't llN!r. MSCll lT'O &40-0103 . llllJIY-2•..iBa, tam room. trplc:s. Sorry, no p9,s. 760-3676 721-5225/W 497-74s7tH 2bdrm \bath garage adulls No pets 1991 498-1936. 751-9'83 f/p, ~yllght ,., d ai>prox -::::::::~=~1CM. Fem tow 2BR apt ~gar. Large view 101 •TOWNHOUSE 2n .. m ·= •---L Zlf9 p1r" 'no I 1'01s1mo Ne-#pOl1 Blvd 546-8373 I 2.oo.f nr Hunt Harboor iiiila"•T ...-.. •-!um •capt bdrm. POOi A90one ~see home. Spa. $749,900. 1214 . ...,r · -• "1 · I *TOWNHOUSE* -_,,, • ...... IOC lfrull t 3 281. den, dbl garege,t Availlble now 673-4999 1 $1550. (213) S60-9513 •WITH BOAT SUPS• Jee 1425 ...... ~
.._... w 1" b lrheesd. Statt>oerd. 760-0630 or tundeck pool tennis * 1.USIVE GUARD1t l18/88S-5Q52f5059 2BR/1 '°'BA, trpl, patio LG ""'-3Br 28• 1 ,_., tip llYnllT 549'-IOIO °' n~796 _.ooma, ... • a, e-640-5500 11eoo1m'.o. 67~7362 . •GATED COM~UNtTY• -...,..~9n9 I carport, 1940 Wallace ..,.,. "'" e.ct.o garage, new root, • • IAIYll UnllW Uttle Isl* ~-u .,-S775JMo !>46-5348 w/d hllup nr Hunt Har-C.M. rOOC'l'lmate needed to
tnplece, pantry. lols ot Jllllllll mll-Ptlel JASMINE Creek 38R BE"UTIFUL 2BR 28 .. 2Br. tea 600--sit, laundry ••un•ITS bour s1rso mo 2BRF Apt w/BA~ VI~ I .,_. 28R.81M. Gr ... lo-wtndows. AV or boat ac-LOWEST PRICE a sty 3Br frpl€, family rm. spa. "' " 1__..11 . _, ., (213) ~95 13 rp1e, mic:ro. a, .. garage cation Avall Oct 1. ceee & extra. Reduoed fam. rm. 2~a.. cmr IOt 50 w/gotf c;ourM VIEW Also _. 1~· no pet,., garage S !ti r t "41!mlfil!ll:I & lcMlty 1M t>dl $ 1900 S375/mo-util 722-7543
S10.000. $218..DOO. $42t900.a91_1702 ._21 }~S::::·'J~eek 3BR, t8Rava;I Frplc wet bat;. Y .. rly 1100 673-8676 &::~oap~s·~aut~J;~ ,Oeluie2BR~A.~1d1h~; •ALSO• HlECT BH&{) 75 t-5000 • turnlsMd 12750 micro. W/D t)kups. 2 car llllmtll I l•ndsc;apad ground s up. lrplc. 08 Sky! gll 18drmt aterllng 11 S 1025 East CM twnnM reepon-NW FABULOUS H4IW contem-gat wl xtr1 11or1ge. oen-POOi & se>a. ~ltosldec;tls. Fimf 11111 .. IS Hunt H1rt>our $950 •Boat Slips Extra• llble Mala, w/dry ~ _ ... PIMIT1 BREATHTAKING. poraiy.2BR 3BA condo. _tral air All malnt. incl 1~-~1 l BA, garage garlgeMC.rport Sorry. Sparkling clH n large (213)860-9513 Sorry,no pets S•25/m o -•.4utlls
We'• give 'fO'.I the down In SUNSETS Pln()(amlc;ViewSocean& Sorry. no pets. 644--0509 MKJU/Mo 760-8384 Agl no pets A.pis Famllles -.e6c:ome SPACIOUS and CLEAN IAU 1 ..... 11 842·9006-H. 957-4242-D
.. ~for astlat• of own-HARBOR VIEW HILLS hWbof. $3500 21r/21• ••• ~.. • •• , ..... •SEVERAL LOCATIONS POOi & ~ Sl'lopplng & 28r-2Ba $770/rno ---.-------•FEM Prof. 26-38 19 11\ere =·P~'f. ,m!!e.,,~~ ~r·~b~~~~~=t~~ ........ ...., .... Parklng.$1100/mo 5 UI) .J=~8a ~~~o ~~~nQ~~ neirt CU:;~i~~~~m~ts ~!.2~oint~=
epprac. You rec:elve Lill. $7'9.714 aN.111$ U1· 14" 1-89.9 523-46~ 28A. gar-.ge. newly oecor-1 250Vangu1rd 540-9626 28drm ,, .a. S785 •969-92-'3* Judl 673-3601
100% tax benefits. Must be 28drm 2Ba S800 haw dMn credit. Agt CM Cute 2BR 1BA Duplex, *lllffSYIEW* at9d,a1epsto bayl ach -------SUPER 2Br 2Ba in •·Pllt. OCEANFRONTsmall 1BR. Femroomma1•1hrCo9ta
Tti Prudenteal 1~ newcrpt. garage, frplc, tg End UM. 3BR 2'~BA. \900 9t0 W. Balbot Blvd Bac:helor S580 HI W. WllSll 8uitt-1ns,·"kups. encl gar yearly. partta11u turn., M ... 3BR 2BA hse ~7-8002 Oya, Ev. WklldS 114 MALTY · pvt ~tlo. oceanstde ot al, ell newly redec:orated. 1900/mo yrly. 675-9650 j 1 Bedroom S685 POST A MESA $795 /M~· -$750dep small ~tlo. utlht~ paid $275-$305. 751-0272
•WlllTIUll (714)1'0-0714 I PCHS.1025Agt175-4912 Ilk• new home Pool YRLYBAYFRONTut11spd ~~r;1~rh8:t 642!m Ul-IW · ~84Nopett S6651rno.•650-1858 Oy/M2-1123Ev
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POSSIBLYfhebettVleWln Celta.... 1024 1300afgatedc;ondo.2Br. *lllffl .. * S14001mo.675-3063 28drm l '•81 780
VIiia Balboa I Thi• EXsYslbe Laurel Point 2Ba. Jac:uzzl tub, trplc. 3Br. 2'ABa, pool. flp •3BR 2BA, sundeck, 2Bdrm 281 twnhse 1875 ~ unit has two Towntle>UM, 28R/2'hBA. key to priv1te beach. 12000 * &40-4111 caf p ort. new cerpet 825 CentM St M2-1424
roomy bedroom suites, pool. se>a. rec:twood deck, $1350/Mo 760-6077 •Steps to Beac:h•
eect1 with private bath, t 184,900 By owner. 2520 SPACIOUS, Sunny 2Br ...... ~U!• S140otmo. 673-2880 •BACH $595 Grear East-
and balcony. _upgraded Popi• Ln. 546--0936 28' r.tucv 1rPlc:.-1nc1!1 3BR ~~ ... i QC gar. • CLEAN 18R• Clean & cozy' 1B~se~~ c.pellog ~ & amacfl'ilt NEXT TO NEWPORT rm, garage, yatd & pvt DIW. trall\ compactor. Steps to . Bay &. Beach. Grnblt w/B80. 1-.. ry rm wlndcM C0"91'..._ There E _,,._ ...... h a·-'-............. $1350/mo. Avail micro. w/d hl!ups. Yrly t y I "" ".... ON the at ...... ..,., ..,.. ,........, S 450/ • 722 8520 St0\19, rig, !\-pets. r Y Sorrv No "'"lS 63 1-.8427
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lnllde i'aUndry. Why l'IOt •fact' newer 3 b~m ctlil 1111,, 1114 •BRAND New luxury •NEWl.Y FURNISHED• BEAUTIFUL 2BR 1BA IN
c.11 now to ... thlt meg-lownhome with berbcw .. townhom. In gtJatd glled OCEAN~ONT 1 BDRMS I O\MI complex Security nlf'cent vi.. untt. today? carpeting. h1rdwood 1t38R twnl'IOuM, Newport S.. Island 28R -Den ............. G , __ 1 bvlldlng. Pool, garege.
$350,000 ttoon, vauhed ceilings, Hgts .,.., frl*:, ~ti<>. $2700/mo 720-jµ22 ~v-. f9at """"" tor\ l cable TV, ell ut1I pd l .... 1111 Fr...,, dooca. dec;l(s & very nk». 312 Ogte•E *CIMn BEACHh<>Y&e 3Br Mu9t aeel Bk.r 675-4606 $725/mo 722-1832
Gl"ADrE fl KJN private yard. '880fmo. a.7-754o * 1Ba. 90ft. to Mlf\dl! Frplc:. NEW deeor. 1Br $650. 1 25 BRANO new 3Br 2·~a.
1 ·.vnµ • · 131·l400 ....... s2es.ooo lndry, utlls pd $1 195/mo bl!\ to bay/bd't. Slove. epla. Attached dbl g8f
I!!! (.l)\11'\.'" -1t'til 711/89 846-1213* retriQ. min• bMrlds. lndry $1050/Mo -tee: Micro. Ma RE.\lTOfl.'9 ~All HI HO.._T melniB.All 102 !. Bay. 673·2~6 pvt patios, w/d hls.upt, ~~!~~~T~E 1'tHMBOR VIEW HOME SMALL Studio. Sept-July gac-door oonrs 2110 .... ...... 1111 TIWllllll lmmac:. 2Br+ den or 3br, PrlVat•"beac:h. Utils pd Thurln SI CM Agt m-a.-. REALTORS ...... ftrlfft :::d~r~~;S:,~~~ WID. tpenon,$600/mo. 850-51t6 Open d•llY ---n• Flrepteoe. vaulted cielflngs, Avell \Oi l . 0-508' N/amkr pref'd 67S-3063 12-7 or Weellends 11-6
IBR 38A w/18R 18A Apt. ~IHc· lM dbl,..,, rndry hkup. poo1 • 3 «*~\A, bloc:ll to --1tH V HOMES lmmac •haul.• 30 . By ""·-r • Good Ocean & ..,._ Sorry, no pet1. · · ... ,. ' VWJ• '"--II Bon Under 29drm 2'..\81 S1070 58' 38a. nr elem. school 875-14M. ,,_. 111 rm. ...... w l*th St ... 2 .. 905 Ho petal L .... 8-9 mos. remodeling construction. vvv u '" -*" 1279,000. ~t Tera -150 mo. 682-1343 *
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PICnnGUe .._.. PIC'"10Ue WU cm Of" bidder ~ta thll Ille Clll! 92e80 . UOo. Newpor1 a.en. caw ouet9d by:-' 119f*al pan. "'*'°90 to lrenuc1 l>U9t-Thie ........... flied fllCTIT90Ue ..-..
_ ..,._ ITATW . MAim ITAT'DmNT FOUNTAIN YAU.EV Plent Ind Speclf.c:aUoos be This ·busln"' 11 con· t2M3 • ner1NP neet under the flct111ous wttri 1M County~ of Or· ..... ITATW
The fo11ow1nO ~ere The folowlng 119'9001 are NOnCE ..,,, bymall. lhe mslhng and dueled by-an lnd1vtdual This bualne1t 1s con-The reglalrenl com-bulOfllll name or names enge County on August 26. The following~ ere
doing bu1111911 u : doing bulil'9a u · ~ 91DI . h1ndllng dl1t1J91 lh•ll be The' raglstrll'll com-duet9d by. 1 corpor11100 mtnCld 10 lrlllUCl busl· Jiited lboYe oo Augua1 29 1Me doing~..:
L®EVCO. 58 Royal SI CASA MAYA IMPORTS. NOTICE IS ~EREBV given T.,. City reservts lh6righl menced lo lrensact busl· T.hl regf11r1n1 com· Mii un6lf Ille llchhou~ 1M8 ,_.,., AOTI STATS. &855 Allan·
Geo. Ad., Newpor1 S.ach, 1506 H.-Pl.. Newpor1 thel the Chy Cterk or the C11y lo r-iect 11t1y or alt bids ,_. under the llct1Uous mencecs to tranaaict buli· ~ NIN •or names Pltrlda ~ Pubtllhed Ofenge Cont t1 ~ 30!. Huntington
Cellf. nteO · a.en. Callf. 929413 of Founleln Valley. Cah· IC....,,. A........,., City I bu9IMN neme or natMS -under the ftet1hous ltlt.o lboW oo August 15. This ltll-11 wu f11eO Deily PMot s.p1emtier 5. 12. BMcf\, Celit. 92666
Of. AbelerCIO Lopez, 58 Cr~ Raney, ,N-porl fomla. will recetw sealed Cleft. C-, al,_...., V• lilted abc>Ye on September bu"'-name or natnM tlMll wttn the County C*'t of Or· 19. 26. 1988 Jedl Irby. 20916 Shellfish Ao¥el St. Geo. Ad., Newpor1 a.en. Callf. 92M3 propoutt until the nour of ley, ~
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13, 1918 lilted'°°"" oo July 1. 1968 Geyte M Dow W'OI County on Septemblf M-673 Ln .. Hun1\igton Beicll. Cllt1
Beectl. Calf. 92MO Tiii• bullne11 la con-10:00 A.M on Ttiursday. OC· Dated September 6, 1987 J Ketty Jenk1n1 Glft>ln A Henry Thia st..-1 w .. filed 20, 1NI 924MI
Thia buslneM la con-duc:t.cl by: en lndlYldu1I loOer 6. 1988, for TESTING Publilhed Orange Coas1 Thi• a111ement wu filed Tt)ll 1t1t«nent was hied with the County Clel1c or Of. F-.aa NllC ll)TIC( John Weuwork. 1603 S
ducted by. en lndMdual The regl1tr1nt com-AHO NECESSARY RE.PAIR Dally PllOl September 26. wllh Ille County Cl«k or Or· w11h the County Cler'k of Of ... County on Augual 25, Publilhed Orange Cou1 Loera, Anaheim. C1lll
Tiie regl11r1nt com-menced. 10 1ran11e1 busl· WORK OF WATER METERS 198J I ange County on Septem.ber ange County on Sep. ternber 1tia Dally PllOt September 26, ACT1T10UI .,..... 92802 IMftCed to transact bull· neaa under the fic:lllloua A-T VARIOUS LOCATIONS • M703 20. 1988 ' F3ne20 20, 1988 • ,,_,. October 3. 10, 17. 1988 MA.-ITATl.mNT Thie bualoea 11 con-
,._ undef the flctilloua ~ n"""" or names THROUGHOUT THE CITY In Publtlhed Orange Coast FJIM11 Publlahed Ofenge Coast M-698 Thi following persona are OUCtec1 by an indlY!duW
bUllrlell """' or nll'M9 llMed. lboW on Augu11 30, eccordencl With the Plans I "8.IC fl>TICE Dally. Piiot s.piembet 26 Publi9hed Orange Coast Deily Pflot September 5, 12, ..,,_ dOinQ ~ aa Tiie ·re~1stran1 com· .... mow on September 1M8 • .-ncs__Specdic:atlon&. Ac:nnoue IUM!eEA Ober 3...10. l, 1918 . Deily P!lot.S.Otember 26, "· te. .. ~nul'M ln~A ll'AO EOUtP ~ 10 transact tlult-15. ,... Craig Raney PfopoNll sh~T>. prts· . M-689 October 3. 10 17. 1988 M-671 MEN'T. 2930 Central A .... -under lilt l1C11tlous
Allelerdo Lopez Thia alet-1t Wll fli.d ltlted ""°"' Mllld cover ..... ITATE-..T M-687 ACnTIOUI ....... Sent• Ana. Calof ~ name or names
Thia ""91.Nnl wu flied with the County Cieri! of Or-end shall be accompanied I The following P9f90l'IS are rtll.IC ll)TlC[ · NllC ll)TJC( ...._ ITATDmfT t Pro au.llty. Inc:., Cali· lltMd ~on AprH 4, 1988
with tN County Clerk ot Or· "'99 County oo August 25, bi one of lhe forms of bid· doing bullnell IS C lllR It ll)T1C£ Thi following persona are tom11 Jedi Irby enge CcMtty on September lMe def'a aecurlty required by NEWS PORT BEA H '1CTITIOUI IU ... 11 '=i== ACnTIOUI .....U doing buaiMM u : Tiiie bUlln .. s la con-This ltll-1t w .. tHed 20 1NI ,.,17 Section 10 of the Speclfl. COMPA,.,V,1116W Balboa ...-1TATUaNT ACTITIOUl ..... 11 ...... ,.TE .. NT COSTA MESA PSY· OUC1edby I COfl)Of'l1100 wlth tftlCountyCllrko!Or·
' f'.aa Publlatled Orange Coast Cllionl. All pr~ls ahlll Blvd., Suite A. Newport Tiie follOwlng persons are MAim ITATlmNT T,...fOllowing peflOn9 lie CHOTHEAAPV GROUP 6661 Thi reg11tr1n1 CC?m· 1n91 County 00 September
PulllaMd Or1n91 Cout o.lly Piiot Sept.ember 5 12 bl marked "Proposal lor Beech. C111f 92663 doing bull-.. • The lollowtng petp\S .,. doing bu*'-.. Baker S1 Sulf\ 373. Colll menced to tranuct bUSI-tN8 ~
09lly Plot &eptemtief 26 1I 21• 1988 ' ' W 1 1 e r ~ e I e r JCIMObM, Myetcllln~H16 WILLIAM OtL't. & ASSOC JdellnV~ mr. YOUR VIDEO PAO· ....._ Cllllf.9~ . ,_ unOer 1he llett110US ~ Or COUI
OCtCIMr 3• 10. 17. 1988 · · · M-e70 THls/Aepalrs:• and t>I W. Ball'>OI Blvd .. Suite A. 1145 SupertcH Ave . eos1i HA us o F pc R . OUCTIONS. 22~.vangvard i;.1cno1a1 B Werner.,~ neine or names ~ Piiot ~~ ber ~ M-694 mailed or delivered so as to Newport 8eech. Cal1I 9~663 MIN. Cllll 92627 FORMAN CE , 3 0 1 7 Wey •G137. IJOSll Meaa 2t001 A"" Romero. San listed ~on AuguS1 15 . ...._," ....., em ' -----------NllC ll)T1C£ bl In the hand• of Ille City John S. MY9fehln, 1116 Wiiiiam ~M, 0111. 1724 Enteriirlel St .• Cotta Mesa. Callf.12626, Ju.an Caplatrano. Calif 1NI • OCtOllerS, lO .. H , 1~-69tl
f'talCll)TlC[ ClerkelherofticelntheCity W. Balboa Btvd , Suhe A, Tradewlnd•. Newport Callf.9212e , JerleM Young Seve<soo. 92675 MICNll LRoM.prwldenl ACTITIOUl·Ml ... 11 Hell. 10200 Slater Avenue, Newport 8"c:h, Calif. 92663 8Mc:h. Calif. 92660 Sportwegen. C1lifornl1, 2250 Venguard W1y JllG 137. Thia bualness · IS con· 1 Thia a111emen1 was filed •---------
. ...._ ITA'R•NT on or before the hour lllled Thi• buslnen 11 con-Thia bualneu i• con· 3017 Enterpf'IM St .. Costa COiia Mell. Call! 9~626 ducted by-an lndiVfdual 1wtth1he County Clerk of Or·
..,._ ITAftMEIT The lollowtng peraon1 are At the dellgnated time all ducted by: 1 oer-•t pan-ducted by-111 indlvldua.t MIN. Callf. 92626 Clartl John Severson. Tb• regla1r1nt com· 1n91 County Otl August 30
Tllefalowlngpersonsare dolng~a: • bldar~wlllblpubllc:ly nennlp The cegfa1r1nt com-This buelneH ia con~ nsov.,...,dWeyzG137. mtnCld to 1Tansac1 bull· tMe
dolno bul6r'9ll ea: AHYTHINO'S POSSIBLE!. opened uamlned ahd de-Tfle registrant com' menoect lo tranMC'I butl· ducted by. e eorporl110rt Coeta MIN. Callf 92626 ,_ under Int flc:111Jou1 ,_..., ~ PAC OAOUP. 5421 21111 Moulton Pkwy. det9dbytftlChyClerk Bid· menotd to tranMC'I buSI-.,... under lhe llciltlOUs The. reQlstr1nr:.Com-Thia bu11neu 1-...con· blAlnell nwne .or names l Publllhed Of1n91 Coast ....,_ om.. Hunlinglon ti 1221, Laguna Niguel, Cell! ders and the publlC are In-,_ under the llctitlous bualneN ,,.,,,. or namea menc«f 10 tranaect blnl· OUCt9d by: llu•~ and wtfe 119ted et>OYe on June 1. 1966 Oeilly Piiot September S, 12.
Beectl .• Cellf. 92M9 t26M vlt9d 10 bl PfMenl at the ~ neme or nemes lllt9d above on September neea unc1er tile llcllllous The r1glatr1n1 com-Nidlolll 8 . Werner 19, 26, 19&8
Allll Long-Sllung Chen, 'lot. M .. Fukuda. 28166 declaretlon of said 1111.0 above oo August 1. 1, 1na bullnlla name or n"'*' IMnc*I' to transact bull· This 1t1tement was filed M-679
'802 ..... St., Irvine, Calif. Moulton Pkwy. • 1221, propoeala. 19&8 WM!llm M.-9111 lllied lboll9 on .My. 1Me ,_ under -lhl llc:mious ~ the'-County Clerlt ot Or· •
Da1ne1 Chlu-Jan Lln. Laguna Niguel, Calif. 92856 Allbldtsor~vec:t.exam· JoMph M. MY9fcllln This ""'"*"' wll flied Frri Hanr1han. presl· "'*'-' name or namea enge County on August 30.' rtll..IC ll)TlC[
11522 tteethcllfl Dr .• Santa fllla t>ullneaa la cori· lned end ~Ired will bl,... This statement w11 hied with the CountfC*k of Of. oent llMed ~on September 1NI _,,,.--..,..... I
AN. Calf. 92705 duCt9d by."' lnclMduel lwtecl by the City Cler1I 10 with the County Clerk ot Or· .,. County on September TNI statement ... filed t. 1911 ,....,i ~ -· Thll bualneu 11 coo· The registrant com-the City Enow-Ind the enge County oo August 30, • 11188 ,,... with the County Clettt of Or· Jer1ann YCM>g Sevlrl0f1 PuJ)lllNd Orange Coal MA.-STATlmNT
dllcted by. • general part· mtnCld to lrenuc1 bu Ott Attorney for checking 1Me ... Published Orange Coaat "'99 County oo August 25. Thia ltlt-11 was liled Delly Pllol Seotemblr 5. 12. The folloMng "9t90M are
nenNp -under the fiet1tlou1 Ind '9POfled to the City ntOlll Delly Piiot September 26 19&8 ,...... with tftl County Cltrll ol Or· 19. 26. 1988 doing ~ " The re9f1tran1 com-bullll9ll name or names Councll 11 lta regular mMt· Publllhed Orange Coast October 3 to 17 1988 · Publlatled Orenoe Coaal .,. County on September M-e74 WHOLESALE FUNDING,
lftlfl09d to trentaet bull· IWtect eboYI on Augull 15, Ing on NoYember 1 l988 01J1y Pilot September 5. 12, • • · M 690 Delly Piiot September: 5 12 20,. 1IMll •-.,. Mt'ITlll't 2172 Dupont Dr r223.
,... under the flctltloua 1Me 1 l>rlor 10 com,;,enclng tt. 26, 1988 • 19 26 lMI · • ,__, ..--nunw. Irvine. Calif 92715
.,...,_ neme or l'lllMI Loil M. Fukuda wortl, IM contractor and all M-680 NllC ll>TICE • . M..f566 PublllNd Orange Coast '11CT1----u r-:=,iuA-aAroo11, _ _!' •. c~~ llllecl aboWe on September Thia atetement wu fried IUCM:onlr.ctOrt 111111 obtain Delly Piiot September 26. • --,.., ~ .....,_
1, t• . with 1M County Cieri! of Of· 8 11u11r-. 11c1nae trorn the NllC ll>TICE PM:TmOUI .,._.. "'8JC ll)TIC( OCtow .3. to, 17. 1966 MAim ITATUEllT 11006
.. et.I • = County on August 30. City of Fountain v.n.y In IC· PICTmOUI ....... MAim STAnMINT M-697 The fOllOwlng ~ -™-bualnlU 1a con---~~~°'~ 1 • ,_ cor•ice with the City Mil· NAME STATElmNT Tlleklllow4no ~s are AC..=u-.,. .. ~ __ .,. Mt'ITll't ~E~:-: SCUBA ~ "r1g~1:':!1~u~lom -_,...,,,_ .. , v-" · nlclpel Codi No. Volume I, T fol'--' dolngbuairMeall. ..,._ .. , ,.._ nu1~ Mge County on August 2~. Publllhed Orange Coat Title. 5. Chaplet S.04 and he ..,....ng l*90f'IS I.re BAY DOCK & PIER 2705 The 1of1ooMng per9001 are SCl:iOOL, 19758 Bromley menced to tr1nsact busi· *II f1IClir7I Delly Pilot September 5, 12. 5 08 doing blnl,_. as: w Cout Hwy ~pon doing buaw-u: PIC'"10Ue IUIMll Ln .. ~lngt°" BMctl, Calif .,... under the llctlliou1
PutlleNcl Dfltl09 Cout 19, M. 11188 '1n' ICCOfdlllCI wtlh tile ISLAND YACHT CLUB. ~. Celif. 92Mo LEE ENTERPRISES. MAim STATllEllT 92t4f "'*'-name or ~
0911y Piiot a.p.ember 5. 12. M-e75 p1olllllol11 of Sectlona 1770 t500 Newpor1 Btvd .• Costa Chrlltoptlet Cu son 11551 Mar~. Fountain The fOllOwlnQ Plf'IOOS are FrlMlln Ectwwd .S-, lated eboYe on ).ugu11 15,
11. H. t"' • rtalC ll)TIC£ to 1780, lnctulM, of the ~C:: 9~tic Mtg r,:,•·c!:' =-c!.~ v':y ~ = s a.., ~~::'N o A Ao ,=: :.C~·9~~t-1~ Btodier
_______ M_-45_7_21 ~,: b~ S~ Laba. Inc •• CalUornla 92917 SL, 9-nle Ane. Cal!f. 92704 INNDf'AST COMPANY 829 ~ 1>1111*9 '11 c:on· Thia Metemenl wu fiaecs ftaJC llJTICE PM:TITIOUI .,_., of IN cttY of Fountain Valley Tiiis buslneH 11 con· TNI tlulinell 11 coo-Thie tlulln"' 11 con-Hitliecul Ct., Corona d .. duded by an Individual wlltl tN CouMy Cleril of Or-lllAlm ITA,....NT hM by reeolUllon aclopt9d ducted by:• corpora1fon cM:ted by. en lndivtdual ducted by: en lndMdu•f Met. Calif. 92$2~ Th• re9lstr1nt corf!-1n911 County on AuguS1 25.
PICTIWOUI •••11 The foloWlng persons are 1M P"'VllllllO hourty rate of Th• reglatranl con:i-The reg11trurt com. Th• qtglstt1n1 com-Pa I r I c I• St• r I 1 c e menced lo trltlMC1 bull-1118 -.. .... ..,._ ITAW ~a: tor MCh etaft or type menotd 10 ttlnllCI bull-mencect to lrllnMCt bu9fo-menoed to lrwact bu*-Aoudenm..129 H1b11CUS Ct~ -under the fict1hous .. _,_
Tiie lalowlf'I perlOt1I ... TE APPAREL. :.".::nman or medlenlc: .,... under Ille fictitious nw under the lic111lous Mii under lhe hctltlOUI Carone def Met. Calif 92625 bulillW ~ or ~ Publllfted Orange . Cout
"*'8 ...,.,_ •• 2IH College Aw.. Coata Meded to execute IM con-.....,_. name or ~ tluelMla . name ot names bullrle8I name or narn. Thia ~ ts con-..,_ mo.. on August 26, ~ Pllo4 5eo'emblS' 5, 12
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Cemetery • Mortuary
Cnapel • Crematory 3500 Pecitoc VltflW Or•ve
Newport 8Mc:'h
644-2700
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t 10 Broadway
CoetaMeaa
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HOITa·•fOSYN, 4341 ...._Calf. 9292t 1rec1 wt11c:t1 _. bl -Old lated 1boW on Oc1ot>er ._. above Ot1 September lla'9d ..00.... on (not ,..il dYdecl. bf: an Widm<lull 1NI 11. 26. 1... ' •• _., ~~~~1.~Jotln~~~~tottle~~ ... ~. ~~ ~~ 1T~11~e~r;•~91~1~1r~~~t ~c~o~m~-k~F~~~~~E~~~-~==~======:~~~~~=~~~~=~ part ..... Cellf. 92tMIO Nb1on St .. l.ekewoocl. Cllllf . .....,,,.,., by tN Slate DI· °'9gory Howell CMltopher C BM6ier Thia ltltM*ll w11 hied ;
.._ lltnarldel Inc .. Celi· 90713 . ;:;;; of tnOustrtel Aele· :Tiiis 1tatemen1 wu flied Thia .,.,_.., wu filed with IN County Clerk of Of. flOmle. 1107 SH""°'9 Dr This bullnes1 11 con-UOnL with the County Clerk of Or· wttll IM County Clerk 01 Or· .,. County on Sept~t>er ----...... ,. ..... 92663 OUCt9d by. an lndlvldual "'99 County oo September ,. __ .., "'-t blr 20 1111 ~· -·· ....,.. Tiie feQ latrint com· Tiie contractor 1h1ll 20 1118 "'99 ....-.. , on ....., em . ~ TNI illullMea I• con· menced to transact bull-ptOlllde IUdl compen11tlon · ,_11 20. 1MI P-...n Pt.ltlllaheCI ·0r.,. eo.t
dl-.cl by. a corporetlon ,_ under IM flctllloUa .___ • required by the Publl9llld 0r"I09 eo.t PuCllWlld 0r"I09 Cou1' Deity Piiot Septemtllf H .
TM reglatrent com· tluelMla ~ or ,,.,,_ L.oor Code of the Slate of Deily Plot September 2e Delly Plot September 2$ Octotler 3 10. 17. 1988 ~~ ~I= llMed above on Augult 1, Celltomle. ~ ~~ .. 0ctoMr 3. 10. 17. tMe • Odober 3, 10, 17, 1NI . M-4592
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.....,_ nMl9 or n~ Jotln Pretl'ler _.ding Mid c:ompeneatlon ------------------1 ..--no nu•~
..... aboWe °" NIA Thia atetemertt w11 filed ~ti. The contrec:-.... IC fl)TJC( "8JC ll)TIC( -_-_..-. ..... _-_---.. -Terry Debey. PNtidlnf tN County Clerll f 0 tori INll turther requite a" ------------------1 .. _,,._. Tiiie IUU oent -flled wtttl ,. __ .., on A ....... :, JO. aubcontrecton to llrNlerty fllCTITIOUI IUIMU PICTITIOUI WU ..,._ ITATWT ..... COUfttY ~of Of. = """"'' _.... ' ptOlllde audl CC>mC*IMtlOrl _.. ITA1'nmMT MAim ITAW The tollowlnO ~ are
... Count, on Augult 30. 1 ,_.. .,.,,... tar .. of Ille 111b-Tiie lalowlf'I penon1 are The~~ -oa;cJ, ~ :rENOM.
-Pl.tllllatllll Or-Coelt COO .... I . MlPo)W. The "*'8 bul6r'9ll • dOlftl --,_ 09lly Ptlot ._..:.~ 5 t2 COfttrlC-Hnd llollloorthe· 90W£N AHO COMPANY. AMERICAN QUALIFIED 1721 lerTtne Of · s.n.a Ana. ., 'Shad ~ COllt 1I. M '"-""'~ ' ' ton ... fUrnlafl the City e *2 w. Coett Hwy . New-lXPOAT. INl1 El Sur. Celt 92106 09lly ...... ...,..,.,,.,., ___ 5. 12. 11. • 1• M-4575 oertlftut• of waiver of part Beectl. Cllt. 9*3 Legune Niguel. Cellf. 92677 "°'-L..-erow.. 1721 Sir·
,., II, ... MlrGt11llol1 under lfW lerms D1er'9 Eueeed!Y Bowen. ~ ,~, rtne. ..... AN. Celif. 92705 --------M--e ... 1_1 ..aJC ll)TIC( o1 t"9 WOfller'I compenae. U20 Mc:Klr"8y. Carlltlecl. 21111 Et Sur, L99un1 Thll bueiMM le con· _ __. .......... ......., ___ *"'.....,.. CeM. lllOOI Nlauel. Ce11t.12tn ..,... w "'~ '9IC lmtlCl fllJCnftOUe-11 Ho W .. be CIDI 111 WCI Tiiie IMl9IMll 11 con· TN9 buelflW 19 con· Tiie f99l1trant eom· -;:=;:::;-::;;;;; .. .-...... ITA~ .,,.._ It la INde on tlle of· ~by. en lndMOI* ducted by. an lndMdual ,...... to tr.-:f ,.,.._ .. _, .. •.• .. \• •,:r n. ....._......,..,,. -ldll ...,_ '°"" fUmlaNd T11• r91111uant com· T"• reg11tt1n1 com-._ _.,., IN ktttldus
-........... -by ... Qty and ........ In ....... to trenMCt bull-........ ,0 treneect bull-............. Of ,.,,..
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Ana. Then. or eou'". an.-the
...,ch Is compteted we wtM fie
your ftctltiOut busiMa Mme
statement with the County Clea1t,
publlh once a week tor four
....... '9QVktct. by law llnd
then flee your -,,root of pubft-
caGon with the County c*".
~ stop by to file your
fietltlout business statement at
the Dally PllQt Leglll Depart-. men~ 330 -Witt 8ay, Coeea
Mela, Cal}foMIL n you C.... not
stop by. pteue call us
at ~714) 642-4321, Ex1•191of'l
315 or 316 and we wtfl "'8k•
errangements for you to Nindee
tNs procedure by "*'·
If you "'°'*' he"9 M'f ""1her questions. plMM cell UI and we
will be mor9 th8" geed to ..-..
you.
Good ""* in ~ new butlneall
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...., of 130 P"' 11'1 the lt•t• of Calltornie Ol•T~.,.tobe een...~A11o.C•f0tn .. ell...,_ enct pwtlM .._. • .,.. lwrH , 1,wlplften1 end ,._._.,.. ~ ••11 Cowd ~of IN taa0-1111 pmdlnM••,..,..oftNe •t HlllOM Meat. Sen ll••lldll'l .. PfOPOMI" ....._ .. ......,.,_. .... Goodwlllof•oenalrleottee llDWCW The reglatrent COIWI· .. ~::=.r.-':': ~...::" ~: ce:.,c:::.::...~.: :::-::o";w Md.r'~ wro..:=-,. ... " .. :..11111..:::.:..co:-~'": :::c:=~ ::r..':.!1"~··ce:n~ ~ =-~ ~~
................... ......,,. IMdl, Celltornie, '"" -ol October. 1918. ~ INl' ,..., ~. Merytend .... wtlo CM llgn 1111 ll9'dlnl 9n Otd!NftOe to ....... • 106, Orenge, CA The In eocordenoe wtth IRS ~ ,.,. cw IWM8 • .._.. • lllUllllO '-Ina to • wHetl time and piece eny uniw me ~ 1rene1et e1ao .. , The 09f*W deacripllon (to doM 10131111 ..,........,, on bef'9lf °' 1t1e find 9ncl Miencl 1n. Ur· IMlftW Mme uaec1 by the 1ect1on 1 '~\ft • COCIY ot Meted ell0"8 on Cnot '1911 ......, ~ No Md ... peraoM lnlwted lnc:ludel Ille tranater ol of the ptoperty to be Irena· II) Hereld Center, One COfpOfatlon end wf\ether ~ tnletlm Ofdln•nc:• Mid traNterora al laid IC>-.. ~ r~t'of the C All RAii. Pr9aldan{
...... ~ ....... NY.,.,.., end be heerd ~lloenM.ln wtlieheeM tened .. deec:tt....,'" Par•· Herald ..... New YOfll. more titan one offlcec.mual (17-30) tor the IMne Bull-oaffon le: HAROLOSON'S M. I (dne P. Collon Famlly TNI ... temen~~ ... llledOr • _... Til9 IO ol IN ........ "you~ this all clelfM lnUlll be rec.1"90 grlC)h 1 hereof end Mid New Yorti (lo cloee 1013/111 a1gn 11 IN bid la by e part • ..a COlllll6ell lot a period of COllFH WORLD ~. c;._,.. P Cot.-_.... tile County ,,__.,. "' • ~ .._,. Munlcloal t,_1: In cour1. you may be prlOt to Ille det• on wf\lch property to be traneferred la 7) L-Squate, Atlanta, nerttiip or • )oln1 *1ture. twtlve lftOnltla.. The ordi· Said ~ 1r11111ter la In· ton, Prlnclpel MeM09f for M99 County on Auguat 25, C.., ... a..i1Mng regv. to releing ottllj thOM the ~ lloenee le trant-toceled et tt1bM eddr-Georgia ...._ IN n..-end ad· '** ,.,....,. to ... prop-..,..... to be coneummeted u. 11ac91 yw-1117-11 la ttll •
..... l*'8inlng to Sec· ....,._JOU or eomeone elle '9tred by lhe Oeper1menl of Mt !Orth In ScNdule A. an-1 II 2225 Grant Avenue. ~of .. general 1*1· arty within IN tMne Buel-.. IN oflloe of-ACTION ..,.....,.. lot pub11c lnepec· P*111 ~Miiiy Units on reel· relMd et IN ~~ hearing A1c:ot1o11c Beverage Control neaed hereto The Mllmaled ~ l.ot'enao, Caillor11le (tor-,_. MCI tolnl "'9ntutef11 II ,_ ~ generally 1M UCMJW, INC., 800 Not\h tion et 1509 E ~ Ave . Putlll9hed Orange Coeat ....... "* In the City ol deecriMd In this no11ee 0< In So tet • known 10 the 101e1 of Tranller0<'1 det>ll la mer Offioe) th• bidder 11 • aole wMt. and the Sen oieoo T"911n Avenue, !kill• o . ...,_, c.-ornie 12Mt, Delly Pilot September 5, 12, ....._, e..ct\. Wf1lten c:otreeoondllllee de-transfer .... all bu1lne11 T h r I e M I I I I o n BUSINESS NAMES USED proprtetor9hlp bf anolhef Cfelllt CMnne1 to IN M8l 1ente Ana, Celdornle, Or· (714) 173-1141, duflnO reg-11. 29. 1... M .,.2 T1il Pfotect hM beerl , .. 11\wed 10 I.he City ... or pnor nemee end addr .... UMCI (13,000,000 00) Doller• IY TRANSFEROR WITHIN entfty lhal dC>e9 bulinMa TN hMrlng will be held on ... County on or a"er Oc· Iller bulllleae houri s..d ,.. ..,.. -. ~. Md It Ilea .,..,, de-to, the public heering. For by TranaferO<I tor the thr.. b) The tehedule of prop-THE THREE YEARS LAST under • flctltloua name, the Tueadey, October 1 t, 1918. tooer 13, .... Thia ~ poft .,.. ,..,,...,, avelleble --II' MftTIC(
......... tNt It la cetego<I· lnlor1W1ellon cell (714) yw-a IMI peat, II dlfteranl any to be 1ran1fetred and PAST bid ltlell be In the reel netN • 1·30 p .m the atelf report, lrenelet la IUblect to Cell· fot • petted of 180 d•Y• _ _.,;..._;..:;;;;=;...;.""-....--,__ _
_.... ...,... unoet the r• IU-3200 ....l . from the above. are New· the 1191 of Tren1ler0<'1 Cfadi· 11 Tannery w .. 1 ol the bidder with • dello· the PfoPOMd ptena end tornle Unltorn\ eonwnetelel ~lciog wfth I.tie det• of '9CTITIOUI .,_11·
_....of the Cellforn1a e., DI SW.......,,, potl 9Mct1 Jet Ski. 1880 tors lufnlahed by the Trena· 2) Mulma nation foltowltlg ahowtnp otMr pt0lect Oe\al°""*'I Code Section 8108. thlil notice. um flATIMINT ~ Ouell1Y Act ,.._... c-1111111, City Newpor1 Blvd, Cott• Mesa. teror ~rsuanl to the Un•· Pub119hed Orange Cout "08A (the 11ctlttou1 name)': o.artment. 2801 McGaw. The_,,. end addr"• ol Publtetled Ofange Cout The followln9 pereona are
Noe1oe le hereby further ef ~ ....._ CA 92127 form Commerclal Cod• may Oialty Ptlol 5eptember "'28, provided, hOwever, no fie-trvlne. " you Challenge this the perao11 with whom Delly Piiot 8-ptember 28. ~ u ·
ttl9t Mid public hear· NOTE. The eKpenM ot this Dated: 5eptemt>er 9, 1988 be Inspected at the Tran•· 198t tttlold name ahett be uMd project In court, you may be eeellM may be flied ta: AC· tNt ~1 FROZEN ·YOGURT
_. be held on tN 8th notice 11 paid frOfTI • tiling KUN ... HAHM, OAK teror'a prlnclpal piece ot M702 un1eN thete Is e current tlmlted 10 raising only thole T~SCAOW. INC .. 800 N. M899 S '
-ol October 1188, at lhe fee eOlleeted from lhe appll· M. NAHM, Tr--... bu11neu. 19809 Cabot reglatretton with the Ofange In this notice, or In wrlUen TUSTIN AVINUE, SUITE G. ~ ~'::' 92~ Newpofl "°"' of 7:30 p.m. In Ifie cent Published Orange Coast BouleYard. Hayward. Call· •fltlll.IC NOTICE County Recorder. In eeM of eorreapc>ndence dettvered SANTA ANA, CALIFORNIA "8JC NOTICE Oeorgini usu I 330 Counoll Chetnbera ol lhe Publiahed Orange Cout Delly Pilot $et)temw 26. f0<nf•' 94545 0< may be 11\· corporattona. Include ttie 10 lhe City Cler1! •t. Of prior 12105 end the lut day tor Wal 1 Newpot1 Beactf ~ leach City Hall Delly PllOI $et)lember M , 1tN ~·~tad II Tranalarea • NOTICI nemea ol the Pr .. 1den1. to. the public: heating. For ft11nQ cta1m1 by any creditor PU9IJC NOTICI ~~*3 ·
3300 Newport BouleYatd, 1111 M705 prtnetpaf place ol bullness WT1NQ llDI ~.,Y. Treasurer, and mote Information. cell Rich· "'911 be OctOber 12, 1988 NOTICI CW IALI Thie bualnut 11 eon-~ leacn. Califorrlla. M706 11840 Olympic Bou1tvard. .., rnM NO. 131 Meneger. ard Maaycnll et IMI0-3795 whlcfl Is the ~ dey .... ~~' 1110 ~.~. ~71 ... .-.-.. by·. _ ,_ .. h ....... . • wNdl time and piece llllY •-IC llftftl'c Pllll.IC NOTICE Los Angete1. Cahlorn1a NOTICE IS HEREBY The Clly Council of the at the Community Develop-befof9 the tlon ,..,..._. ..... ,..,., -.,_,.., -· "..,,...., .. ..
end ... per90na lntermed ,.._ ""',...; ll7m 190064 GIVEN that seated atyotCoat•Meaar-vea mentt)epertment deteepeclfledc::""• end3072oftheCIY1tC<>deot The reglatrant com-~" ~-~th2 ~ ec..-TOTHI CMDIT°"I el The transfer la not 10 propoaalawillberec.ivedby the right to reject any or •II CITJ M ""'9Nl, Maner Dated· September 14 Ille Stet• ol Calltornl• llMI menc:ed to tranaael 1~· ,,,__,. you-~..,.. ,. MOTICI Of ,.. THI I pay exlallng debll the Cl1y ol Coate M ... to bids. L.aoef, Cltf Clertl 1111 ' undenigned. A·P Towing neat under lhe !let I •
projeet In court you may be ..... -n.-f I wit T ..... "'I" COU"""tl po Oeted September 19, Publlahed Or-Coast TM ·~----A will 1111 at pu~ auction, at bullnMa name or ~ _.._..I _....:.. ty thOM 8UUC ~ TANNlllY ftlT di ..... Irena er is or new : , ... ""' ,_ . -...-C•••r..!e -.::!::-.. 1022 E. Chatnut. Sant• llated •bc>Ye on Auguat 19, ...._ 0 '-"' on 1...._ 1111-etOr CORPOAATION· conlider•llon. The amount BoK 12001 Coat• Meaa. C•U· 1918 . Deily Piiot $et)tember 2!. ---·-... _,,,_ 1918 ~toor•~Clt •tel~ u.c .c .) PIMM take 'nouee I hat I of MiCh new conllderatton Is fornle 92628-1200. on O< Published Oranoe Coast 1188 ...._ 9r: ...,_ .,...._ Ana, Calif 92705 et 10 oo Usul --.,... Y • ~ 1 1 1 El ht M11110 before the hour 11·00 1,m Delly1 Pilot September 26. M708 Tr• ... ~ ' em on Oct. 14, 1911 llMI lot· Georgina Ii prior to the ~bllc hearing TO WHOM IT MAY CON-you and HCh ot you are 9')pfOllm• •Y g n • '"' VI••• Mwrece flOH 1owlng deacrlbed property, Thia •••tement WU led For lntCwmatlon call (714) CERN: pur141nt to the Sections otj Two Hundred Seventy on Friday. oe101>er 7, 1988 M700 ...__ .. Tr....,..; to wit: with the County Clerk of Or-
144-:aaoo Notice I• hereby given to the Uniform Commerctal Thou18nd . ($8,270,000 00) " ahall be the responstt>lllly rtalC NOTICl ~~ Orange Coall 1 I 8 7 M I I z • II I N !Inge cO\ttity on Augutl 25, e., Di S-. lecretery lhe Creditor• of 01V AA Code eonoefnlng bulk trans-Dollars. "rhe scheduled lime ol the bidder to de!lveor his • PlalC NOTICE .... TICI TO ' Delly Ptiot «>-tember 26. JA3CC54NXIZ024079 1188 F-1~• ,....... c ..... i.aon, CltY CORP .. a, CallfOfnle CO<J>Ot· *a ll-101 et sq ), HEREBY and place of P•>-ment ta Qe. bid to the City Clerk I fltce cRiDnORt Of 1Hi -Seid •ele la for the --el~.._.. allot\, Trenaferor, wno.. ad· NOT FIEO .. rotlows. tober 3, 1988 at t t 00 • m by lhe propel' announced l'ICTITIOU8 8U9tNell M704 purpoee or aallefylng tlen or Publlahed Orange Cont
NOTt:Tlte..,,.nse otlhls dr-la1880Newpo(!Blvd. '· The Transle<or, Tne at Ole olflCet ol Coblentz. time. Bids will be publicly NAMllTATE•NT 8UUCTRANll'lfl Ille underllgned for rowing DallyPllot~t>er5, 12.
notice ii paid from • filing Newport Beach. County of Tannery Wnt Corporarion Cahen, McCabe & Breyer CIC**' and read aloud •t The IOllowlng persons are (leoe. 1101-1107 and at0tage logelhef with 19, 28, t988
lee collected from t"9 eppll· Orenge, State of Callfornta. ("T-fer0<"( Is about to Esq•. 222 Keatney s1r .. 1. t 1:00 Lm .. O< as soon lhere-doing bullneas es· Nol.._ .. u~c:l, gi~ to "8.JC NOTICE coat• of adver11tlng and ex-M-665 cent lhel a bulk transfer la about tr_._ 10 the unde<Stgned San Francisco C.lltornla after u prec1lcllble on Fri· MCCAUSLAND CON· -·-·v1 ·-· of.... ---------~ Or Coast to be made to KUN HEE Wlllona Tannery Wesl, Inc . 9•108 day, Octo~ 7 1988. In the STRUCTION COMPANY creclilora of the within ACTITMMM .-11 peno:-!, hi 23 d d I "8.IC NOTICE
""""' Ptlol Setl~ber 28 HAHM and OAK SIL HAHM, and Third Avenue Tannery I 4 Creditors may hie Council Chambera, C11y Hall 1 t1 w Oyer Ad Ste AA. named transtwors 11\al • um ITAT9MIN? ' ' a r •Y 0
1Ni •I Tr.,,.,.,... wtlose ac:tdr-West. Inc ("Transfer" I.'" ctalms eg11n11 lhe Trana-77 Felr Orfve. Coll• M ... senia Ana Cahl 92707 · IMAk lrenalw la about to be The toe1ow1ng pet10nl ate Sept .. 1988 Jeen M. '9CTITIOU8 IUSINl.U
M707 1e 8840 Oeorvetown Cifcte, .,._ lta Inventory furntture Jer0t until the date ot cio.-Cellfornla, 10< the tunnhlng or-M McCeustand made on per.onal propwty 6otnQ bullneM u · • ~~ T-tne. NAMI ITATIMINT
---------1Anellelm,CounlyolOrenge, flKtur ... aq~lpment Ing, OClot>er 3 1988 II of TURF MAtliTENANCE 29375 sheli Cove; L 'herelnefterdeeet1bed. I (•)UNITED RESOURCE ,_,,_, C TllefOllOWlngpersonaare rtalC NOTICE Stale of Celllornia 92807 IMMhotd tnte<MIS and sup-10:00 • m. at The Tannery EQUIPMENT Ntguel Celll 926ri eguna The names and buai,_. PRESS (b)UNITED ART Publlahed Orange oasl doing bual,_. as:
The prC>j)erty to be trans-p11ea touted at the Trans-West C0<poraUon, e/o Les Addltional sets Of ttie Alai' J ' MeCa le d addtMS of "'• Intended BOOK DISTRIBUTORS, 629 Delly P!tol September 28· THE MIRTHWORKS. 2812
MOTICI Of *red 11 located et 1050 w feror'a warehouse and I Kepl1r, t 9809 Cabot IC)eClficetlons may be 01>-2021~ K · St Cs n a tren1terors are: The Terminet Way #10, Coate 1181 M701 So. Croddy Way 'G', Santa ~ .. ANNO Katelta. Unil A. Orange, Traniferor'a retail store Boulevard, Hayward, Cali· lelned at the OH1ce ol the Calif 917~~ ·• oron • Bregm1111 Shops. A Call-MMe. Cell! 12827 Ana, Cent. 9270•
Notice 11 hereby given that County of Orange, State of preml ... NI forth all on I fornla 94~5 . Purehulng Agent at 11 F11r ch Id h MeC al d fornle Limited Partnership, Charlen4! B. Brown, 36 Pllll.JC NOTICE Candace G. Stevens, 818
Ille Planning commlSslon of Caltlornra 92887 Schedule A annued herelo 5 The transfer le not aub-Orlve, Costa Meff. C11tr· •9 ~~rlM C1 :':.w~~ri 18 City Blvd. Eu1. "105, Or-Columbia. trvtne. Cattt So. Genoa Or .. Sanla Ana,
Ille City ot Newport Beach Seldprooerty l1deacr1bed and made a pan ttereol ,lect to Section 6106 ol lhe lornia. Bids shoultf be re-Beach Calif 92e6s • ~·CA. -12715 -'9CTITIOUl IUIMll Calif. 92704
will tiold • publlC hearing to In general at: All st~ In i . The names and. b1JS1-< Calllorola Urutorm Com-turned to the a1tent1onol thtr Tht1' buainen 15 on-he toeetlon in California Thia bualn•H is eon-NAm ITATE•NT Thi• bualneu 11 eon-
eonaldet A. mendl"l'.lllii No trade, lixtur... equipment ,,... acklr"'et 11 this 11me I mereiat Code, City Clertr. within said lime d :ted b . 1 genetat ~art· ol lhe chief executive office dueled by an lndiYldu•I U-lolloWlng peraons are C1uct9d.by: an tndMduat
871 wf\leh lnvotves~lilquest' end good will of that motor of Transferor and Trans-. Date · Sel).tember 2.1.. llml.t,...Jc..a. sui.d 91'1Vei0Pe ~ aht "I or-prinapel businesrofflce The regtatrant ~om-doing ~al,_.•• The registrant com-
to amend Tine 20 or the ecoo1er & }el sld dealerahTp .., .. .,. 1988 ldenlifledont!Ml outs1dew1th ~b P lslI l . 01thetn1endecllransfetor1s mene.d 10 transact busl· STRATHAM tNOEPEN· menc.cs 1.0 traosect bull· ~ e.ac:tL..MuntCJPalt ~knownUPACIAC Trenst.O<" 19509 caoo1 ......,. T_, w .... the81dllemNumbet"•ndlhe merte!c/~g I ~ c~, 48 Aedhewlf, lrvtne, CA ,,.. under the licllli<>ln OENCEHOMES.aCahfornla ,_. under Ille fietlOous CodeaoUIOCOl'l$1~rev1s· RIVA JETSKlandtocatedat Bouelvard, Hayward Call-lnc.:TMtd A118'i1',T...-y 'Opening Date ii ,,... u~ ;~~ fict!Uou~ 927t4 buetneel name or names General Partnetahlf), •875 bualness name or names
Ing the Clefinltlon of 11\41 term I 1050 w KeteKa, Unit A, ;:x.. fornle i4S45 W•t, Mc., Trenalefee Each btd shalt spec Y bu91neaa name or names Alt other bualness names lla1ed above on 5eptember, MacA.rthur COurt. Secot\d ltated above on Merell 10.
"Dwelling Unit" 8"941· County ol Orao99. Trenater.. 11840 Otym-lchedlM A ~ each and IV9fY item es set lilted bov NIA end addr...., uMd by tile 1918 I.floor. Ne*pof1 Beac:h. Cahl 1187
Thia profeel 11u been re-State of Calilornl• 92667 p1e Bouleverd, Los Angetes 1 ST 0 R ES C L 0 S E D f0<1h In the spec:lfleahona h ~ • ':ceausland transferor Within the past Chatiene Brown 12880 Candace G Stevena
viewed. and it has been de-The t>ultl transfer .will be Cellfornle 90064 WITHIN THE THREE YEARS Any and all exceptions to the ~ht! ':a~t was hied tllf .. ~ ere· None. Thia ataternent was hied The Stratham Group, a Thia statement was filed
termlned that 11 is categ0<•· eonaummated on Of aher All other 1>u11nea1 names LASl PAST OR TO BE ,apeciflcettons must be clear· with the COunty Clefll of Or The ~ etld bualness with the County Clerlt of Or-Cellfornte Corporation. •875 With the C<Nnty Clerk ot Or·
Cally uempl unde< tlMI re-the 1411\ day ol October. end addr ..... ysed by ll'le CLOSED PRIOR TO CLOS· ly In tM bid, and failure to enge Gounty on August 25• addr ... of lhe transferees ange County on Augull 25, MacArthur Court. Second 8"941 County on Augue( 25,
QUlrernenll 01 the Catll0<nta t188. end Claims may be Tranafwor Within tlMI tttree ING 8',l t0<th any item In llMI 1988 · era. vmc. Muraee and RON tll8 Floof, Newport Beach. Calll t988
tnvtronmental Quallty Ae1 flied at ·spring Mountain ~ilaat peat are anne•ed 11 Ridgedale Mall. Min· apeetflcatlons shall be FJI014\ Mureca, 2517 Collage Hilt FJI01H 92880 FJI01IO
Notice Is hereby furthei Eacrow Corporation Re: hereto on Schedule A Which ne1onka, Minnesota grounds tor re1ecllon ot the Publtahed Oran99 Coast Ortve. Orange, CA 92ee7. Publlahed Orange Coe.st tndependenC41 Bank. a Publlahe(j Orange CoHt
.,._, that Mid public hear-e.crow No 0634-my. 23832 Is made• ~•rt hereof. 2) Collln Creek • Mall. bid. Dally Piiot September 5. 12. The pro1>911y pertinent Dally Piiot September 5, 12, Cellfornle Corpora1ton Delly Pilot September 5, 12,
Ing will be held. on Jhll 6Ut ~ocklleld Blv<I. "2~5 fl 3. The Tran1terM 1s In Plano. Te~as Each bid sMU set forth the 19, 26, 1981 • riereto la deaerlbed In gen· t9, 28, 1918 Thia buatneH ts con• tl;-!e, 1988
day of October 1988, at the T0<0, County of Orange, doubt whethef all the debts 3) Stantord Shopping I full names and raldences ot • M·66'4 erel u , Stoctl In Trade. Ax-M-668 dueled by; a gene(•I part-M·687
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