HomeMy WebLinkAbout1988-11-02 - Orange Coast PilotBy JONATHAN VOLZKE °' ... ,.. ....
~ Costa Mesa baby sitter arrested
on suspicion of leaving seven infants
and toddlers alone in her Costa Mesa
home while she ran errands alle&edly
telephoned several of the children's
Chicago Bears coach
Mike Dltka suffered a mild
heart attack today./ A2
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. parents after her arrest and asked
them to let her waich their chtldren
again. .
"I told her it would be a'told day 1n
hell." Kathl~n Machahon said
today.
Machahon was ono of several
parents who paid Stephanie Kay
Pocket ..
of GOP
~ba.cking
Dukakls
By BOB VAN EYXEN
Ot ... 0.-,,.. ....
In the 1980 and 1984 landslide
prcsiden1iaJ victories for Ronald
Reagan. conservative Democrats
lfcre and across the npuon voted in
droves for the Republican candidate.
and Republican leaders say they hope
for a similar trtnd in this year's
election.
But there are at least a few
Re.publicans in Orange County. who
plan to cross over and vole for
Democratic prcsMentiat candidate
Michael Ouultis this v~ar.
"I've known Michael for 30 years
and 1 have never known a person with
greater integrity." said Sally Anne
Miller.. a Replllblican and Jrv10e City
Council member. Miller. 53. sa1dat a Republicans for
Ouka.kJs press conference Tuesday
that part of her attraction to the
Demoaauc ucket stems from her
personal impression of the candidate.
\\hom ~e de cnbed ~s a "arm
and1" idual "ho does not forgci his
fnends. But Mill~. who said she hails from
(Pleaee eee DU&AIUS/ ~)
Young, 23. at least $60 a week to
provide daycare in her Coriander Dnvc home.
Stall. Machahon and other parents
also said Young's care for their
children was gOod. although some
complained tticir children came
home hung(} and their diapers
wncn 't changed freq Oen tty enough.
The children, ranging in age from 3
months to 2 )Cars, all v.erc in good
health when officers found them.
although police v.ere forced to change
about $Jll diapers. according to re-
,.
pons.
A neighbor called pohce Monday
when he allcae<Sly saw Young leave
the apa'nment. The neighbor knew
Young cared for 5tveral children
dunng the da) and he b«ame
concerned for their safet\. Lt. Alan
Kent said. • • · ,
The neighbor knocked on Young's
dOOf and telephoned the apanment
and finally alened police. Kent said.
When officers amved. they.pctrtd
1n a window of the apartment and sa..,.
a 3-month-<>ld child la)ing on a bed.
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The bed did not Nlve railings or an~ dev1~ to keep the child from falling
Lt. Ga~.Webstcr said .
Lookina "' another window. the officers saw seven more toddlers fi "e
an cribs and two on the floor. Kent
said. • -
The ttlephone an the apanment
was ofTthe hook. Webster said
Young returned home while tht'
officers were there and was arrested
for felony child neglect. Kent said
She was booked 1nro Orange Count~
Jail on S 10.000bail and released earl\
T ucsda) when she posted the bond.
Several parents. some of Whom
ha\.e rehed on Youngforaslongassi•
months. said today they have re-
tt1\ed calls from Youna. aslc1n1 that
their children a~an be left an her arc.
\.iachahon. a Costa Mesa resident.
paad YoungS60 a "eek to care f<>'" her
17-month-old son. She said Young·s
$<.'I"\ ice "basically was good:· but
thought Young probably cared fortoo
man' children .. he sprtad hersdf too thin:·
(Pleue .ee JAILED/ A2) •
By ROBEllT HYNDMAN
09 .. Dl9r ........
Shcntrs deputies are searching for
a t 2-year-old La&una Niauel gJrl last
seen at lunchtime Tuesday outsidp a aroccry store. w
knnifa l)nn Lillie and her IS-year~ sister were visiting the Luck)
Food CmlCr at Pacific lslind Dnve
and Alicia Parkway at a T noon.-
Jenntfer waited outs1dc while her
older saster went into the store. but
was go~ when her sister return~.
said Lt. Dae\ so . heriffs
Deoartmint wc>kcsman.
•;
Pe>lice hope· openness will Cllt traffic d~aths
ihc--ststff. •hose-name was. un-
a , a1~t>te thas mo"llang. scarctacd the
area for Jennafct. but could not locate
her \\hen Jenmfe .. s11ll had not
returned b\ t> 30 pm .. her p&J"C'Dts
contacted 01~ r.rngcr Covnty
Shtnfl:s De®nm~ "-'b•ch or-
uni1ed a search. .\ more e\tens1ve searc rtsumc<f ~-
this morning v.1th a mobile command '
post set up a1 a count' garaat at
Pacific Island and .\hc1a:o1son said
T"C'f\·e officers. assisted by a blood-
hound. traced her possible rou1e 10 a By ROBERT BARKER
OftMDllltr ..........
u Huming1on Beach lflotOF
cycle officers wiO try something
Monday that may be a first in the
annals of police enforcement.
They're not only going to announce
in advance where they'll be concen-
trating their forces in a campaign-to
crack down on unsafe drivers. they~ll
also announce what kind of traffic
~enscs they'll be tookina for.
"We want people to know that v.e
won't be sneaking around the bushes increase o'er 1987. Bryant saad.
JUSl trying to write tickets:· said ., Officer Bert At.ktns_ a 15-)ear
Officer Craig Bryant. a policeman 9f pohcc 'eteran in Huntington Beach.
11' yeaT"S"Wtw's-spentthc lastsix-years , said the motorcycle dela•l---Oilklal-
astride a motorcycle. I) called the Critical Accident up-
"Wc want the program to be an prcss1on and Enforcement Team -
education and for drivers to sa).t. will starrll 6-month program Mon·
'Maybe I am going too fast or day at Beach Boulevard between the
following too closely or making San Diego Freewa) and Warner
unsafe lane changes. or lhac kind of .\\eoue. -011'" of "Ttre ~o5ltre3:',I) thing.··· tra,eled ~nd most-acadent prone
Thinecn .Qtople have lost their areas m the Cit)" _
lives--in traffic WTecks this )'ear in The team may work for a month at
Huntiniton Beach. a 20 pen:ent that location before moving on 10
other h1gh-nsk areas. including
Warner Avenue be"tween Ed"ards
an6 Ma~noha streets and .\dams
.\,,_en ue-betwttn fk-aett BouleVT'd 1md
the Santa Ana R1,er.
The officers. who were selected
from thedepanment's 11-man motor
squad. will distribute signs announc·
mg where the' ·11 operate_ The~ also
ptinr 10 make anriounctmcnts over
cable TV and through ncv.spapers
Chief Bill Pa' ne ~1d Tuesda' that
Huntington Beach has "a te-mble
accident h1stor) .. and that he's
Ex-hostage still doesn't feel free
Jacobsen an uished
over those still held
in Lebanese prisons
By JONATHAN VOLZKE .... ....,,... ...
Two yean to the day after h1s-
releasc from ~banesc captors. for-mer Huntinaton Beach resident
David Jacobten said he still 1sn'1
free.
Reached Tuesday at Mercy Medi-
cal Center in ColOrado where be
works as an administrator.Jacobsen
said he has yet to celtbralC his Nov. 2. 1986. release because other Americans are scill held .
.. It is not 1 special day;• Jacobsen
uid ... I'm stan in cha1n1 with my
brolhen beina held in Lebanon.
There's not a day I don't think about them and their ordeal. ..
Shiite Moslem capton held J.coblen. S7, for 17 months after wld!inl hi'!' at papoiftl .from a
llreet an lenaat. where~ WIS
an ldmini1ua1or for IM American University Hospital in lbewaNom •
country. ~
A ~uate of UCIA JIC'Obsen ~t three decades IS D lld-
minsuator for a Los A•lcMra
boloital. But then. d1vofced and
witft 'his thrw chaldteva pown. he decided to try hfe O'¥e11Ca and took a Job n admin11tt1tor of the Saudi h15 son said. Arabian ttturity forces hosptt.al 1n "We were not Rambos. or
Riyadh. metttnane5 or ~rs of for-·
In I 9M he became head of the tune." Jarobstn said. "We ~ Alntrican Un1VC1"'$1ty Hospital. one there becautr pur ao•cr11mcnt -....... -r.tw Ofdlle la~ med1cal fKilitia in the wanted us theft.· Middle East Four Americans JICObsen saad hC was hCtd in an
llffaidy Md llftii kidriipped. and 11rlm. windowlnl room. sh8ckkd
JtKOblen ~ ao bi tbt samt fate jUSl feet from T my Ancknon.. thtef
· wtitlls..,.... Iii was abducted. Middle Eu& ~t of the
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lillta.1119'kUtoopatMA ... ' IM7 ..
......... u ••..
enthused about the ne" prog,rnm
"Traffic enforcement 1s aimed for the
purpose of saltt) and this tprogram l
IJ"C's-rt more-officral f'C'C'Ognau"dn •·
Officers said pnonues will be gJ\ en
10 such v1olat1on as speeding. follow-
1 ng too closet). unsafr lane changes
and b1c)cle and pcdestnan '101·
auons. ..
Thev'll also be che't'kmg to be sure
dnven arc v.·eanng ~at belts and that
youngsters arc loc1.(ci m child safet\
scats.
bus s<op on Clubhouse Drive near
C'rov.n Valle" Pmway · The mim.ng_ g1_!1 did ·-not attend
school Tuesda\. t;ut d«s nol have a
h1stof) of running a~) from home
''.\t this ume the~ as no reason to
bel1e"e there was any foul pla>
1n,ol"ed. but ifs too earl) to tell.·
Olson said --Jenna fer 1s 4 feet 11 inches taJI. has
blonde hair and hazel eyes.. and was d~ in a dark blue skin and )ellow
shirt.
Options on sale
pftollway Ia·nct
County'$ faflure to
buy right-of-way
may vota-'78deal
By PAl.L ARCUJPLEY °' ... .,..,Net ....
Wan 1ha1 count\ offlciaJs ma' be purpos<I~ t~ U\g to bttak an aarte-
ment. the Laguna Be.ac-h Cit~ Council
wtll e\am 1~c whether It wants \o '01d
the sale of nght-of-wa} for tht> San
Joaquin Hills tollwa).
Tucsda' the counc11 asked Cm
Attome l>hahp Kohn 10 dn~ up 1ts
options following the county's failure
to make a SC> m1lhon pa}ment b)
Monda) 's deadline for 140 acres ot
right-<>f-v.a) thro\.llh S)camort H1ll
Alrcad) on record as oppo ana the
toll rMd. some rounc1l members
initially ~re cncourqed that the
county was rcneai"I on the contracl
They saw an opportunity 10 'VOid
the saAt and bk>ck. or ckla) con true·
tion of the conidof.
lkat officiall art UJPICIOUS thC'
county ma) want oua Of tbc conlf'l('t
··Theft are rumors that lht count
would hkc to 1tt .ui break the
qrttmcnt.'' Counctlman c1I
ttUpllrid Said.
. TM COft....a caMCliS fbr iM coui~
to pay S6 malhoa fOr the fiP•~r ............ ,,: .. , .... ll!!l!f\lind
'°the ... Ol IM COC'riclof. ~-
SbcMlkl .-CGalf'Kt be vOided. the
COUftt}' ~ tould 1111 tlM the ,...~ bf.naancat ,_. ~..._ .............. WI;'
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:: ~CJ].icago Bears coach Ditka
·stricken witti. heart attack ,
LAKE FOREST. Ill. (AP) -Chi-
cqo leartcoecb Mike Di~ Juffe~cd
a mild heart atiact after hu mornina workout today at the team's arainina
campand'was hoS'pitalized in serious
but S\lbk condition.
Oilka. 49. was given medication for
a blocked artery. accordinJ to Or. Jay Ale~ander. a statJ' cariologjst at Lake
Forest Hospital.
School in nearby Prairie View. 111. IOl"I to Ft help," Roland said. "But
Dilka. eccompanicd bx_ scvcraJ of youcould1eUbewuobv1ou.sJymdirc the team's assistant co.ches. wu need ol'Mlp ...
taken to the hospital by private -"--L . .. vehicle from Halas Hall at the ~mp M""~ey JOked late~. I know one •bout 8:3() a.m. of the re.sons ,tha~ he did not want to
Auisunt coech Johnny Rotand JO to the ~tal 1s that he wanted to
said Ditka suffered mild chest pains inuod~ VICC Pla&dcnt ~ very
Monday H \veil. but apparently didr-bedly. -
Ditb did not want to go to the u a ~yer and CQaeh1 Ditka n his
_,
.-tesvyill clearTliµr°~day
••Jt's too soon to say when he will be
back and resuming his duties." Alex-
'nder said. "He suggested 48 hours."
"He felt a little rueful about all this.
nothint about them. Roland said Known for his fiery te,n~ent
hospital but was convinced by three coechi"I career with the llas
assistant coaches. Cowboys and stayed there nine years / "He was fightin.J us. not necessarily before bcinc named head coach of the
fighting us. but discouraging us from Bears in 1982. He said that there was a JOOd reason
to be brought to the hospital." Bears
President Mike McCaslcey said after
speaking briefly with Ditka. McCaskey said Oitlca appeared to
be 1n good spirits. and had joked that
he had planned to visit a friend at tlle
same hospital later today. Ditka's
wife. Diana. was at the hospital.
42 killed when bus runs off road in India
Bryan Harlan. a Bears spokc$man.
said Ditka suffered the chest pains
aner he finished has daily exercise
rouunc. D1trka was getting dressed to
make a brief appearance at a rally for
Gt'orge Bush at Stt'venson High
NEW DELHI. India (AP) -At
least 42 people were killed when a bus
plunged intoad.itch today in nonhern
Jammu-Kashmir state, United News
oflndia said.
The news 1Jency said more than 12
people were injured when the stat~
operated bus fell into the Raai ditch
in Doda district about 37S miles
north of New Dtlhi. Two of the
injured were hospitalized.
Police rescue t.cams recovered all
42 bodies, UNI said. The total
number of passcnacrs on board the
bus coming from Kishtwar to Jarnmu
City, winter c.apital of the state. was
not known, the news agency said.
Another attempt to save sea lion slate'd
Rl"scuers will make a third anempt
at rescuing a sea lion who is slowly
"being killed by fishing line wrapped
~round its neck.
the wounded animal while it lay on ing. Passina boaters have seen blood
the buoy. oozing from the wounds. Should the
Spokeswoman ludi Jones said line cut an a(kry, the animals would
thcy•rc convinced from phot~phs bleed to dalth. .
and film that two d ifferent sea lions But u long as the ~ hons are ~ Friends of the Sea Lion will venture
:Out to the buoy at the cntraocc to
~:wport Harbor Saturday to try to.
~lure the pup that lounges. there
~1th otbcr sea hons.
are suffcrina the same fate. hea.lthy enouah to SWlm, they can . eady elude ~uers.
:0 The Laguna Beach-based orpmza-
:tion has twice failed in attempts to net ...
However, they ~heve 1bcy only -. , ~imiJ..cxpens fear the ani.,.b'
have a chance to capture tbe younget" onl.f"hope is a Catch-22 situa1ion in
and smallc.r of the two. which they have to become so ill they
A tan&le ot .fishing line wrapped will beach themselves whcft they
around t11cir necks is slowly tighten-cookl be captured. . .
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~AILEDSITTERAPPEALSTOPARENTS ••• -·
~'1'1omAl .
·~achahon safd. "My son came home treated by a doctor twice.
wet and .~ungry someumes. especially .. We couldn't figure it out. .. Cooper
hungry. said. "We'd get it cleared up by
Machahon said she was unaware Monday mo= and it would be
that Young did not have the necess-back bJ Wed y."
ary county licenses to operate a. Cooper said today he now suspects
daycare ceri ter. · his daughter was not being changed
"It JUSt never came up." she said. often enough. he said she did not even consider
Y · t h h t h "I scriouslv doubt Stephanie was oung s reques t at s e re um er chaneing hCT.~ c~ said ... A lot of son to Young's home. v-~-· Tamra Hermes. a Santa Ana the tames. the diapers that we took
woman who paid Young to care for over th~ weren't used."
her 8-month-old son. said Young Mary Hicks. who paid 590 for
called her Tucsda)' to request shl" Young to watch both her Children.
bring back her infant. defended the baby sitter.
Rex Hoover. whose fiancee relied "In my eyes. $he's noia criminal.''
on Young to watch bt'r 2-)ear-old Hi cks said. "I popped tn several times
daughter. said the) also received a call in the past. and she was aJways there.
10 continue; the sernct. We've never had a problem:·
Young, reached at her apanment
Hicks said she's looking for a new
sitter, but may be forced to pay twitt
as much.
"My husband and I both make
decent mooey. bol we don't know if
we can afford a new sitter and a house
payment." she said. .
Other parents said they had no
problems in the past. but,polict said
things might have happened that
parents just didn't know about.
Kent said officers found evidence
the children were left alont' in the past. .
"T.tie neighbor made reference that this is not the first time ... Kent said.
The parents appeared dcf~nsivc of
Young when they am"ed to pick up
their children. Webster said.
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Tides
EX-HOSTAGE STILL DOESN'T FEEL FREE •••
l'remAJ
their families." but has never offered any incenuuve Jf nothing else, th~ election might
Jacobsen reportedly wasthe scc~nd-for ~be public's ~elp in findina and biina a change ·'" the !"akeup of t.bc •
hostqe released. thr~ugh Vnned freeing the Amencan hostages. task force, wh1ch ultimately might
States arms. trading wnh Iran. The A reward would likely work, he lead to ttttdof!l for the hostagcS.
Rev. Lawrence Jel)CO "!'llS released in said. because the number of capton is J~n ~1d he w~~ for the
July 1986. allegd;fly in return for small. He said the same group. with release bis friends • untd. JUSt a few
Umted States wllhngncss to sell about .so members. is holdina all 9f mo~tbs. aac>, when he decided to take
weapons. . the hostagcS in Lebanon. althou&h the job in Denver.·
The .ncgoti~tions and trades they use about JO different names to "Fortwoyears..land Rey.J~,a~
erupted into t~ lran-Con1ra scandal, confuse authorities. ourex,P.Cnsc. lobbied for our fricnd9,
in '.*'hichlormer U~ Mafinc Lt. ~ol.. And. he said. word travels fast in he uid. "But I wa~'t ,ettina .IM
Ohver ~orth deta~led in televised Lebanon .a poor counll}' where J)l'OP.ef ret~ I decided _&t ~ l!IDC
Congressional h~nngs ~ plan that people-al~ays need of money. lo slip~ m~ ~ ~ h'7 . allowed the United States to trade He said bcd1dn t rearethisdecisaon
arms for hostages and divert profits "t'eoplc ar:c desperate a~d there are to leave Huntinaton. lkacb, because
from the weapon sales to the U.S.-no secttts tn Lebanon. Jacobsen of the traftk. pollution and coqe1-
supported Nicaraaua Freedom said .. -Terry Anderson and I aarttd-tion, except that he left behind bis
Fighters. that 1n the first months w~ ~ere llc~<L t~~bildrm and their c~ildrm.
The plan ~ carried out b¥ the '200 Lebanese ~new of our 1den11ues But I had the oPPOnunlty to come
National Sccunty Council. l>res1den1 an~ our locat~on. Rewards ~ould home.~ be praent ~ ~ weR
Ronald Rcapn denied knowledge of bnnJ ~. massive flood of tnfor-bom, Jacobsen 111d. :'TC!'r
the plan untillt became public. mauon. . A~n bas a 3-year-old s>rl that
Jacobsen said Tuesday the U.S. Jacobsen sard he an~ other released he J never. ~. that·· be-?s never
government was forced to use the host.aees offered to Stfi throuah the huaed ~kissed. . .
National Security Council in a covert lead~ and allow State Dq>artme~t OcSQi1e the anpasb tha1 suU ~Ids toda). said she would not discuss the
case but denied makrng the requests.
She said she has retaint'd an anomey.
"l called the parents to give them
rn)' story. but I didn't ask them to
bnng back their kids ...
TOLLWAY AGREEMENT • ._.
From Al
effort to free the nosta~-bttause officials lo act 00 those with~ himc:a~n._•A4Jba..100he.lricnds~·
-traditional meifiods were too bureau-The offer fell on deaf ears, he ~id,. lel\ ~hind in Benut. Jacobsen said
cratic for success. The ~tale Department w~n t even Amencans should not hate the
Randal~Cooper of Costa Mesa also
said he and his wife paid S60 a week
for Youne to care for their 17-month-
old daughter. They said they were
unaware that Young was unlicensed.
"We inspected the household and
talked to her clients and ~verything
seemed on the up and up ... Cooper
said.
He said his daughter also suffered
from severe diaper rash . and was
The Laguna council wtll look at its
options in a special closed session
meeting Nov. 14.
The Irvine City CQuncil also has
called a special mecttng to discuss an
agreement between that city and
Newport Beach on the size and use of
the tollway.
During their Tuesday meeting.
council members ~greed nr ~qnsrder
the JOtnt pohcy statement released by
Mayor Larry Agran and Newpon
Mayor John Cox that dictates a s1x-
lane corridor where heavy trucks
would be restricted.
The proposed agreement wou ld
include pro •1s1ons for two add11tonal
Lanes targeted specifically for car
pools along the 14 . .S-mile route and
rilht-of-way for a monorail or train. ·
lhe Irvine council ca lled a special
meeting for 4 p.m. Friday to discuss
the agrccment.·A closed session wrtl
be followed by public discussion.
DUKAKIS FINDS SOME GOP SUPPORT •••
From Al
the conscrvau"e wtnj of the Re-"I think Dukak1s 1s a bnlliant
publican Pany. also said she belie ved man," she said. "I fail to get Bush's
in the Democrat's polittcal program. message. He keeps on bnngjng up
"I thrnk Michael is more con-over and over again things that
~f'\alfre_th.aA ~ DCQPk-th1Ak." -Duulusanswered poli1ety long ago."
she said. "(('nainly when ·it comes to Bayless. 66, said she was concerned
money.. he 1s. The deficit is a big that problems such as homelessness
concern of his. and that's something f had gotten worse in the past eight
cena1nl)' agrtt with. On the spending years and might continue \O worsen
side. I cenainly agree with more under anothera Bush administration.
money for education... A 23-year-old markt'ling specialift
dismissed GOP suppon for Dukak1s
as insi&f!ific~nt. He said he had not
heard of any Republicans who were
supporting Dukakis. 1'm verr:'c=~s...,.u rpn.,,..,...,,""'sca~--1.-=o-.,...hc""a,....r that
anyone in a responsible jOvemmen-
tal position finds anything at all 10
support in the Democratic tkkct. ".he
said. refemng to Miller's public
statement of support for Dukakis.
"Reagan turned to the NSC be-m~t '!Vlth tJ:ac captors, h~ said. Le~. . . .
cause he was fed up with the inabilitr, With ~1nor protcct~ons. I could . '&op&e sh<M&ld. be kind 1n their
of the bureaucracy to respond. • safely.get m1o ¥(.est Benuf and. mC!' ~ts of the Lebanese ... he saJd.
Jacobsen said. "The State Depart-the kidnappers, Jaco~n said. I "They should. not be .a~ when a
mentjust cannot do it. They arc more should think some~y in the Sta~ Lebanese .~ily puU 1~ children up
concerned with their careers than the Dcpattm~nt co~ld do.~' as well, thats for.~ tn the Uni~ Sta.tes tO
welfare of Americans tra~elina and what they re paid f~r. . thetr kids can ~Y ou~ wtthe>U:'
working abroad." The sft~aon m.iaht ~anac .with t~farofmelll in the arr.
Officials at the Slate Department. the upcom11\1 prcsadcnllal elect1o~s. ~ not ha~ the Lebanese. They
which Is the lead agency in a task force bu :Jacobse.UZd lbat was unccrtarn. are Victillll. toe>.
of the ClA. FBI and Department of
Defense working for the release of
thehostages. could not be reached to Ba dlt~ .._ wil. ., I. 4:.t-f $3 respond. __ a e ... me.ea .. eace.aor .. ~_ng
-Jacot>stn charged the State Depart-· --
ment is too political to free the SPRINGFIELD. Mass. (AP) -A atto~ Timothy Mannion blamed
hostages and. since Iran-Contra, is man with an 18-ycar criminal record Roldan s criminal activities on drug
afraid to make a politically damaging has been sentenced to life in prison for addiction and alcoholism. He also
mistake in the negotiations. an armed robbery in whkh S3 was contended the .victi"l of the SJ heist
"Everybody is afraid of political taken. "was hcrlclf a junk\e who is DO'li
liability because of lran:jate," he WiJliam Roldan, Js: ofSprinafield, doina time."
said. "But it's not a Repubhcan issue. also was ,scn~nccd Monday by But AllistUt District Attomc.y
il's net a Demeeratie issue. i · 1 e erm.
bureaucratic issue. The bureaucracy mo Cross to concurrent ctlht-to aquina Roldan's criminaJ record was
must be responsible to the needs ofits I 0-year sentences on five buralary "a continuous entn.i from the time he
people." chars.cs and concurrent ~ to live-became an ad uh'' and "continues
The former bostaac said the Saate year scn1ences on four counts of unabated except for the times Mr.
Department offers up to-S2.SO,OOO larccny. HcpleadcdauiltytoaU of the Roldan has been incarcerated. ..
rewards for international terrorists chaqics. Roldan will be eli,ible for pude in
involved in hijackinpand bombinp.. In a plea for mercy, defmsc IS~ accordina IO Dunphy . .\nother Republican. Huntington from Costa Mesa was another
Beach resident Dan Bchhn~. said he Dukakas Republican who attended
was dtSturbcd by Republtcan can-Tuesday's press conference.
Fuentes said the number of Orange
County Democrats supportin& Bush 1s much more significant t1'an ·the ,------------------------------------------
number of Republican crossovers.
d1datc George Bush's assoc1a11on .. As a recent graduate of UCI. I can
with the Iran-Cont ra scandal and the tell you there arc a lot of Republican
S<><alled ··sleaze factor " 1n the Re-)'Outh an Orange County •ho arr
agan adm1n1\tra11on. concerned about things such as
"I'm very concerned that a man homele~css and the wclfaR of the
who says he was so close to 1he center poor," Dean Ocrleth said.
of power all those years has not been He said he believed the OuW1s
w1lhng to tell us what was going on." ticket would be more willing to deal
he said. w11h such social problems and to get
Behling. 57. said he was disgusted away from constantly escalating de-
with Bush's choice of Dan Quayle as fensc spending.
his runninc mate. None of those present al the press
"Quayle !lone of the most un$ulted conferencecould say how widespread
people for pubhc office I've ever Republican support for Dukakis is in
seen," he said. Orange County
A retired Navy officer. Behl in& also But Barbara Martin. a Corona del
complained of Bush's support for Ma r Republican workina for
Rcqan administration cuts m vet-Dukakis, said she had ~ived nu-
• erans· benefits. merous phone calls from Re-
Pcgy Bayless, a Newport Beach publicans interested in crossing ~
RcpubCK:an, aid she was votin& for party line in 1988.
Dukakis because she was impressed Tom Fuentes, chaJrman of the
-with his intelligence. Pranae County Republican Party.
~~E MJPlll
U..OA'lee
"We feel th.at the Oranac County
community is home to many Bush
Democrats in that the center of the
county. where the Democrats arc
more stronaJy registered than we arc.
is showina strongly for Bush in alJ the
pofrs we.,re aware of." bf said.
Not all of the R~publkans at
Tuesday's press conference said they
were supporting Democratic lqislat·
ive can<lidatcs as well as Dukakis.
"I'm still voting for (Sen. Pete)
Wilson," said Behlina. Millet' 1lto
said she would vote for Republicans
in stale and national lqjslative ~.
Derlcth said. however. that he
would be votina for Onnocra1ic Lt.
Gov. Leo McCarthy. who ischallcna-ina Republican incumbent Wibott
for the U.S. Senate.
Bayless alto said sht would switch
puties for lqJsllti ve eontest.t as wdl u the presidential race.
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0t-9 CoeM DAILY PtLOTIW~. ~ 2. 1911
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New~rt police
to be honored at
awards ltinCheon
F\l apprO~es hotel proje~t funding
A film and slide praentation ~ New-
port Beach l)Olice officien in action will bi&hli&ht the
18th apnual Police AW&{ds Luncheon T6W"!day at 11 :30 a.m. at the Four seasons Hotel.
Tbe event is spomored by the Newpon harbor
Ala Chamber of Commerce aod the l 0.-. Oub, a
poup of businesamen and women who suppon the
depattment
By JOYCE BODLOVJCR °' .. ..., ........
Construction of a $25 m1llton Manott
hotel complex 1n Fountain Valle) moved
closer to reaht> T unday as the city's
redevelopment agency appro"ed a thrcc-
way financial agrccmcnt between the city.
~arriou.Corp. and the landow~. . ' '
Cuy Council mem~rs. acting as the
City's Agency For Community Develop-
ment, unanimously voted to jJVe the
Mamon approximately SI . 7 mil hon in the
form of a w rebate t<> purchase 1hc -acre
parcel on the sou1hv.es1 comCT of later
A 'cnue and Brookhu~t Strttl The land"
owned and farmed b~ the Hara fam1h
The agenC} "'•II bu) 1he land from 1hc
Hara family forS9 I m1lhon and then ~II 11
to the Mamon \\hen lhc-proJ«t 1\ bu1h 1n
three 1tan, the rn) v.111 refund SI 7
million of Marnotl's uu. pa' m(nb o'er
0-.c years. ·
Acrord1ng to Ci't\ ~anager Jud, Krise).
the arrangement ahov.s Mamott-10 pa) a
reduced price of$ 7 4 ni1lhon for the land
"h1lc the Clt) grts annual taA rc,cnuc of
S605.000.
ln add1uon. Kelsey said. IM ctt) "''"get
tv.o quality hotels that have minimum
impact on traffic.
The t\\<o-hotcl prOJC<'l would pro' 1de :?70 rooms: I SO rooms at the Mamou
Coun)ard. a moderate!\ pnccd hotel' for
shon -1crm tra"clen. and 110 roodls at th(
Mamou RC11dence Inn for long-1erm
\'iSltOr<i'.
Ka) Hara said his-family has "agreed in
pnnc1ple" to the propasal. but sull
continues to taJk v.-tth other dtvelopcn
about the sale of the land.
"We talked with two this wee ··he said.
.. The) said as long as "'e are not out of
escrow, Y.C can stall talk. ..
Hara had said he fell pressured by the
CU} 10 negotiate with the hotel chain.
"'Tbose feclingst1ll havcn'tchangcd," he
~1d .. I stall fe'CI slightly prcssuf'Cd. that our
choices ~ere narroY.cd. In alJ hkelihood. i.f
Y.e didn't ,o with Mamou's offer we
would not ha\'.thttn able to complete the
transaction at the year's end. We would
ha\ e tlcen taking our chances."" Tables may be raerved at $300 each, while
individual ~u ue SJO, lletervations may be made
by c:alling the chamber at 644-82 l l.
. Propmltloa d&caaloa set
Representatives of the League of Women
Voten will pve a non..~ briefing on the 29
propositions on the election ballot at tonight's ineetin& of Socak Up Newpon •.t the Villa ?ilova ~l:. 3131 W. Coast Highway, Newpor.t
V:eterans fighting city oyer meeting hall . . ' ----
Tbe procram will include a brief summary of
the ~und and arguments for and against each
proposition and bond measure. The event will begin
at 6: l S p.m. and more information is available at
J42-4226.
Berge.on to •peak
State Sen. Marian Bcrgcson will be the guest
~er at Thursday's breakfast meeting of the
Republican Business and Professional Women, to
be held at the Westin South Coast Plaza Hotel.
The event is scheduled for 7:4S a.m. and
reservations are required. The ~ast cost is ·s IO
per person, and details may be obtained by calling
ISl-6208. .
Computer •orblJop a"t occ·
A workshop to provide lnfomation on 1.be
various types of bard ware and software available for
communications will be offered lbunday at 7 p.m.
in Room 108 of the Administration Building at Oranae Coast Collq.e.
!be workshop,. sponsored by OCCs IBM PC
User Group and participants may r:cJistcr by
telephone at 432-S880. Annual membership dues in
the computer group a.re $20.
By JONATHAN VOLZltE .. .Otho.-, .... ..-
.\group of war "eterans "On a battlr ofa
different SQfl by persuadmg the Costa
Mesa City Council to reconsider a plan to
demolish 1he1r aging meeting hall.
C11y staff mem~f'i advised the council
·to buy the 5 1-)car-old Veterans l\.1emonal
Hall and adjacent proba11on bu1ld1ng for
S750.000 and level the structures _
.\n outpouring of protest from \ eterans.
however. swayed the council to onlv
appro'e the purchase of the propem. "uh
the possib1l1t) of ref urb1sh1ng o ne ·of the
butldt ngs on 18th treet.
"When you tear those buildings down.
you're k1ck1ng the veterans out of Costa
Mesa." veteran Lou Bison told the panel.
Local posts of several vctcraRsorgan1za-
11ons _; the American Legion. the Vet-•
erans of Foreign Wars and .\mVcu-use
the hall for meetJn~. Yc\erans groups
began renung the hall from lhe cowm fo r
SI a }car when 11 was completed an I 438.
The co.unty declared the haJL and the
probatton building surplus propen) to
1986 and offered 10 sell them to the cat) ..
Cit)' Manager .\llen Roeder said. •
If the cit) dechnC1 the offer. the coul1t}
would sell the pro pen) across from Lions
Park to a developer. R~er said.
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..................... L1bl'UY-•,,aker series
November programs for the Thursday evening
speaker series at the Newpon Center branch of the
Newpon Beach Public Library will begin Thunday
with a lecture on spons injuries by cbiro~ctor
Shirley Oarqia. '~ .
But Veterans Hall 1s an 1ernblc con-
diuon and an appraisal placed a higher
value on the propert) without the build·
m~. Roeder said. \\ 11h •he buildings. the
property was appraised al S537.000 an
1987: without the structures. the 1978
value Jumped lo S735.000.
Esumates to re pair the building -us
basement was condemned 20 )ears ago -
surpass S300.000. Roeder said
CO.ta Mesa •a Veterans llemorlal BAD on West 18th Street
0
Other tppics will include "Uodentaoding the
ForeclosureJ Proceu .. by attorney J~tt Daniel
Nov. 10 and "Hypnosis: What It Can.1 Do ToT You ..
byKayCarvottaNov. 17. The meetings arc at 7 p.m. •t ttie blnry, 856 San Oemente Dfive, and
ad.mission is tree. Call 644-3186 for details. '
C0% laad-raJtJer. •lated
The 0.:-.. County Young Republica.ns will
bold a fund-nusing dinner for congresstonal can-
didate~Cox lbunday at 6:30 p.m. at the
Ambrosia Restaurut, 695 Town Center Dnve,
Costa Mesa.
The c:cm will be $25 for YR members and S3S,
for non-memben and the geneT&I public. Call Claire
R09CDbert al 7S9-0408 or She16y Garay af
724-0762 r for further information.
JhrketbJI JanclJeon set
The Oranae County Division of the American
MarketinaA.ssociation will hold its regular luncheon
Thursday at l l :30 a.m. at the Irvine Marrion. 18000
. Von Kannan Ave., Irvine.
Dick Heilman, vice president of Avco Financial
Services, wjJJ speak on strategic markctiQ& in.!Jhe
-fi.n:ancial indUltfy. Admis.sion is $20 for meml>crs
and $22 for oon-memben in advance or S2S at the
door. Call 762-4669 for rnervations.
C ALE~D~R
I
Wednesday, Nov. 2
No mectm~ scheduled
TIJursdliy, Nov. 3
• 7:30 p.m. l"iM Pluahl& Commissi ...
council cham~rs.. 17200 Jamboree Blvd .. Irvine.
The city worked w11h the count) and'
veterans to find a subs111ute meeung hall.
but to no avail.
The proposal before the council Mon-
day including housing th.e "eterans groups
10 the Rea ( ommumt) Center The count)
a_veed to pay their rent at the c;nleLfor._
fi ve )ears. Roeder said.
But the .... eterans rejected that idea
-1 can·1 sires~ too strong!\ that ~e a rc
working for 1hecommun1l) ·'local .\mcn-
can Legion and .\m Vets C ommandcr Bob
Hanson said. ··\\-e can't do 1t 1n a 'V)-b,-Jo
classroom. 't ou'i.e got tb help us." ·
Han.son said the 'etrrans sJ)Onsor Bo>
Scout troops and. senior food program'>
aoo.-.heu5etHn:mdreds of homeless people
tn their hall dunng last" mter' hold snap
NB polling P-lace to·
have e~press lane .
By ROBERT HYNDMAN. lunch :ind nght J!h:r ... 1ri>. -H.tlc: \.ltd
ot111eo.-,,......,.. ··\h• 1v.ante-d ro gt't the v.l1rd 11ut 10 ,a~
other precincts ""anted lu m the ~ml." Trad1t1onall) high 'oter turnout an his thing ··
neighborhood and an espel1311) long ballot This \CM 's ballot indude~ 2'1 tate~1de
thts year ha"e prompted a ~e"port Beach J>ro pos1i1orts m add111on 10 the pr~1dcn
prccinct inspector to plan for a super-t1al. senate and con~s.s1onal races .\lso
market-St) le "express lane" at has polhng some communa11es ha' e added to. tht'
.stall.on_ length ~nd conf~1un v.11h douns ot
The lone \Oting booth would be used to measures and campaigns of their own
save tame on clcc11on da) ne't Tuc~a). But "htfe other counties throughout
The booth ""ould ~ open onl) to those (altforn1J a~ using e \press lane and arc
voters who alread) ha'e completed their 1hreaten1n210 hm1t \Oters 10 I ) minutes 1n
sample ballots. The rema!n•ng the booths the 'ouni booths the Orangt' ( ount'
co.uld be used b} an) rc-iaslcred \Oters. Reg1s1rarol \ oters \a)'; ~Ul h mt·asures are
sample ballots completed.or not. not neeaeJ Jiae
··V..c thank we rcall) n~d this this ~car ~ "We send ')Ut SI\' oting ""-k'ths anJ ""
because oft he ballot length and oo·ause "e ballot-pure hang ffi3(hl0('~ '" t'J\ h "'''""'
alwa)S get such a high turnout. up to Q or. pla~. s...1 1t"' not rc."alh J t'hl~lcm hl c
90 percent:· said Bart Hake ans pee tor ot clsew here .. said Ro-wh n Le »:r the Jcpu-
tbe precinct that mclud~ much of 1he t) reg1c,trar "But "c·re encouragintt ~uple
Harbor Highlands neighborhood of :".cw-to pre-marl 1hcir -..am ple bJllot "' \a'c
port Bca'ch. ume ··
Rcgtstrar of Voters· office and v.as told
such a S)Stem would be allo~cd 1fv.orl ers
at the ind1"1dual precincts thought 1t ~as
needed.
·This should reall) sa' e ume. espccaall)
dunng the bus) penods 1n the mominit. at
\: -I \
throughout Orange <. ount' ~•h1.:-h "'II t'C
open trom -a m to p m T 1 J\ ,11d an'
polhng-pla,c ,lmge11uor .. ill " 'hould
plan to ' ott.• before ~ p m 11 :x '''"ll' "'hen
mo'l ~ople \top b~ thl· bJ •t tx nh' ,in
the "a~ homt" lrom "~'"
Hu.ndngton Beach
( ounc1lman O" 1lle .\mburgl"~ aua ._cd
the 'eterans for "hat he said "as the tr
refusal to work with the CH\-. He said their
protests ~ came a(tcr lo ng effons
on the cn~ ·s pan to find the 'ets a nev:
home. but all of the efforts "'ctt st"m1cd
··ft's about b1_gh lime ~ou men :act hl e
grov.n-up 'eterans and v.orl "uh the
cn~ ·· .\mburge~ said. -You kno"' "e do
care about )Ou:·
But CounctlY.oman ~1af) Hornbuckle
e'\presscd some interest tn rcstonng the
old nail. and Ma~r Donn Hall made the
ahema\c proposal
In a 3-1 \Ole. the council d trtttcd
Roeder t<f'negotiate a lower pncc-ror the
propen' because the count) will no t have
tO spltt aemohnon C'OSlS or pa) l~ S 11.400
rent at the Rea Commumt) Center for the
'etcrans
Race for U.S. Senate
seat in final week
.CQU.I~ ..\. 1 \Pl -Pi..tc \.\ tlson ~~d t.irmcr and L~ ~eCanh' cou~
1.arpentep .. JS the 1.Jmpa1gn IOr C'a11fom1a ~ .. )tn\cd•• l ~ ~nate-scat entered ltS
final "eel "•th the candidates stumprng for\ nc1; from the Central \ alJC) 101.os
.\ngeles.
Wilson. the Repubh .. an in'umbent mad!." a st"Hn,11~ S"'"8 through the 'alle~ "h1ch tncfuded a S500-~·p1Ale ltlnd-ra1Sc!r \nompan1cd b~ L S. Sen
Roben Dole the m1nont~ lcada of the upper houst> \\ 1lson said \.1cCanh~ has
ho"'n a .. deafening s1lenct' .. on agncultural 15w~ 1nclud1ng a rcfus.a.I to take
declare a p6s111on on a grape oo~cott !cd b~ l natcd Farm "orkers leader Cesar
(havez
"1lson also cntt.cizcd \k(anh' for refusin& 10 d1'iclo~ his personal income
ta\ returns .. It 1s tame for hill' to rr,eal ha ta\es. .. said \\ 1l~n. "ho has made
public his O'.'n ta'\ returns
"\1ean"'h1le. \icCanh\ ,ampa1gncd 1n Llls \ngclcs. telhng a group at a
carpente-n.· union nall 1ha1 \\1l~n·s \Otes an the natc showed he fa, orcdthc nch al-Uw-e~~~ ~ t~mtdd~<la \1cCanh) lfl!d \\ 1lson oppascd a ~e~ I" t> Senate amendmc:nt aimed at pro\ ding ta\ relief for ~he-nuddle cliSSana
poor \kCanh~ told suppor.ers at Carpente-..., L n1on Hall Local .wq an downto~n
Lo \ngel~. that\\ 1lson . (ited again l the amcndml."nl that "ould ha'e crca~ a
third ta' brad.et for the top 5 percent of l3\pa)er5 earnang more than SIOO 000
annualh. \lihtle doubling ta\ reheffor m1ddl~tncome fam1hcs
.. It -"as one of those amendments that pu1 the que-s11on 'e~ clcarl) to
· "'trt n ht there .. \kCanh~ -.aid 01 the proposal
authored b' Sen Geol"!c \I tche a atne mocra aptns
the middle· d a5s fam1hes He 'oted for those "'ho C3m more than S200.000 a
\ear
· .\ f-re'>no Bee poll released l ue~' -.ho"t'd \\ 1bon ~1th ncarh a I ~-potot lead
m the core 01 the (entra ~all()
r('c,1del' .. "t' and stole se'cral ~·,~n\1 '"
pr· nt" ,,1 1he "all • • •
Ju,emlcs ~ere reported t.browing
'~' at passing school busn at t "''~r\ll) On'( and ' ale .\venue. • • • Bar patron accidentally·hangs
himself in Halloween prank
CAMBRIDGE. Mass. (AP) -A
man who tncd to stage a fake
Hallowttn hangJng in a tavern bul
wound up cbolun& 10 death an front of
unsuspcctin&. patrons ··had a slu~td
look on his face hkc he was kidding
around ... a wi tnns say_s.
had his face painted -.hne. was
wcarin' a black hood and earned a
Stckk • hte the Gnm Reaper:· said
witnns Mike Dorman.
"He came io and stood up on a
chair and hitched himself to a beam.-
Donnan satd. ··Somebody just pulled
the chaffOUL Hc:dnln't1ook uncom-
fortable at aU. He was mov1n1 his
armsand e~er)'1hina. Healwa)s had a
stupid look on his face like he was
kidding around.··
and he reall) ..,..as hanging. bot it too~
the cro.,..d a \lihllc to rcahu""hat ~as
happcmng. ... When our ot1i~rs
am' ed. he was down -som~one had
cul him doY..n -but 11 was too late ··
\"''man ,.illcd the q 11 emcraenn
hot' Jt Ill :t pm T ue.-.da~ from ht>r
home an 1he t-' "1 blocl of "amcr
.\'enue.t\I reP1.ln that a man 11.:lpix·J
her Jnd rclu\CJ to lea'e The mangc11
on the tekrh\'m~ and both reponcdh
'elk J Jl cJ,h \llher for a-.h1le The
'-'om;:in then rcponrdl k1d..ed the
man 1.11 the crotch area and JOI a lnarc
out fornni the man 10 ~ta rc1~a1 • • •
. ·.\ "1'. .tn said somcont' 'tl'lc her
pu rw \:'onlaan1ng s.r ~JC..h .rl"dll
.. ard., anJ lr3' ckn d:tl"u . ~ 1• 1rn .s
~ht'C.)I t'lu' JI J parlt..tntt ~1t • • • \man I cd lO Stea1 t"'O mar ti..,-.._,
at Htnft~ Prus. ~I I J~ lka~h Bh,
lrrine
Res1dl:'nl\ •, matter. tntl' thc11
ov.n hands 1n 1~0 d1fferen1 c3~ In
'nc .n1.11.knt J homco~ntr chast"d a
u pc'\:\ ~n an a baclc)W on lm ole
The Oranie C tlUl'll~ Ftre Dcpan-
m,·n1 nt1ngu1shC'd a blaze an a tra.sh ~1r JI Enc~ n ' acht 1931 Dttf"t'
\\C 1u,1 allc oitdnittht Tuesd.a}
Fountalo Valley
'me<lnc ~ml" t'd S I 305 •on.h 01
Jt'V.tlr'\ trl'm a Jrnscr m the mastcT
he\iroom '''a home on lht I 000 blod.
,,t Onol( .\H•nut s.omeumt ~tY.ttn
Oct 1"' a nd C\.1 ;
Milton -M.acbad" T)ne, 41 , <lied
Monday ni&ht when a harness he'd
rjaecl to sam"'1ate a hanai!'S at the
Cintab Lountt sh~. chok1na him.
said DOlicc OC1cct1ve James Dwyer.
When he walked 1nto1hcba.r. Tyree
Newport BHcla .
SomeoM uttd a lost bank-idler
Ql'd eo make sevttal unauthonzcd
witbdnwals from a First lnlm&ate
auk accouna. n1nn1na up charan of
SI .Jl7 '°'the \'ict1m. polttt 'lo\ef'C tokl
MoMay. Tbrwitt.dra-aJs-.erem.adt
... A .... after the VldllT'I "'1)0ttcd
his wallet lost Of stolen. • • • A c."OMC1ntd peren' found a ~
ornad1mbedded1n11un)droPacf\ild
bad l'tt'eived HallOWttn nilht The
cncty 'app9rcntty wn putt'hlttd at PavifioM 'Mafkrl on Ba) shore Ori \C
Police·~ w aumdroS>as .ti
as lS mort pound.s o( candy. but
food no f'unkre~idcn« of tamptt-
i111-•••
A Louis Vu1uon bnd Jt and
Ow)er said: -The harness slipped
misccUaMQus papers 'A't'tt ttpOrtcd
stolen M.ondav from an UMlW-ndcd location at Pa"rk Newport. The loss
was ati~tcd at S200.
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A man with S32 I 1n b1 . pocket '*'IS
anntedatScafl 1n South C'oast Ptan
for 11'*'1!}' tcahng a S 14 f'8Chct-
wrench.; • • • ChnstOOher n l>r\cn. Jl. arid Michad ··t.:tt~PfcafTcr. 41. •c~ ar-~ fOralqrdt) !'"' f s .. ...,Of bluc~"alueocbtS cac'b from Ow Ma} C'o at Sou1h c; P\aza.,. • • • An anist ~cd w P'~ j(\tral
articles of pa1nlotd clOOuna to a Oita
Mna studlO 10 sen on consapmrnc.
but lht Sludt0'1 0Ylone1 IDOa.rt.ntl)
T)rtt v.as taken to Massa husttts
General Hospital. "'here doctors
spent. the night lrylng to-re~i4' barn
He was pmnounccd <kad Tu~.i'
Poh" sa1d 60 to 0 ~pk ~ere 1 n
the bar dunng the hanging. but bar
owner Richard Ftllgerald said he
bcb~ed there .,,ere onl~ 15 or ::?O.
packed up and left. The an1s1 said her
i..,...11eec1a
.\ Ramona ""cnuc rcsrdcnt ~
ported 1«1naa pro~lcrcarl> Tuoc:b'
outside the home. The pro•ler ~a
~btd as a m&k. fool 9 in~ h~
with dark'""' hair. drased 1n a blad:
and ml J'ltt'ater and a bb l kathcr
jackrL poss.~ richna a moc<>tt}tlc . . ' J~Tl1' \'alum at S 1.7 1'-:1
rq>e.>ned stokn Tundi~ from I home on SOuth oai H......,_ • • r:.~-Polttt arrmed Jeffii) Gnfti1h Di• 2 of Lapa Bexh .. on
sutplCIOn of dn\l"I undtf the 1n-
ftutMr ind rdatcd olfmtts. 0.
•-as~ TUdda) nrJht on IM·
nq~ ftt\.
Thie'\.\ ente~ the front door I~' J
modcl home at The Lal~ 1n the 1(.)(
blocl ot ~aht \\a' and stole a ssro J • • • .\ "oman report hat te'eal men
an l black p1d.up lru k mi'tchN her
purl(' al the (asa \lana restaurant 31
Edi nger .\\c nut' and Beach
Boule,ud • • • re 1Jcnt1nthc l )blod .. of . .\rth
Lane satd. '°meonc lapped msidt' a
Woman bandit
robs lie.a bank
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ntt1C'n' fo1 l""'""' ~ drun\cn Jn,tr ~('n l)n 1{"".l~\ell \\n\Ue for l~ mtl~ hctort detaining b1m for poh~c • •• .\ man \\2\ 1.Jllt'd to u~c homt' bi
~•ft v.howa tound pas~ out drunl
under me Utt\ at "hon P..J.r..,"'a'
and ~n ~t:anno •••
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tllr1mt'n1 ••lmrk\On lhc ICX>ObAod
of :uer '~nut had btt purr.
('Ontain\n~ SI ":~ natchcd Monda~ •t ll ~'p m • • • mt'ont un<,ucl(S full} attempted
to pf'\ (l~n the tmnt door or Mile
~rt .\n1mal , H pt'al a' l ll62 Wa~rr .\\e \1onda~ night.
Kidnap suspect to be extradited
•
Israel, election deaillocKe<t;·
party leaders seek cOalition
JERUSALEM (AP)-Prime Min-a coaht1on and ns nght-Wtn.J policies
ister YitzhaJc Shamir's hardline were more compatible with some
Likud bloc and its ri val left-of-center religious parties. ·
..
Peres, 65, had said Israel should
attend such a conference and be
prepared to give up parts ·of the
occupieQ land in exch311ge for peace.
Shamir rejects both ideas. ·
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Polls show Bush
with Solid lead
in hoime stretch:
By ne Attoelated' Prest
Labor Party. after a deadlocked With 99 percent ofthe4.840 p611ing elcc~11. began ~ounrne four rdigious stations reponinJ. Lilfod ·had 39
parties today m a bid to form a seats. Labor had J8 and the religious
coalition government. parties 18 in parliamenL Three of
• Tuesday's t>alloting was considered Labor's left-wing allies won I 0 4Cats.
a referendum on the future of the three rightist Likud aJlies seven seats.
occupied West Bank -and Gaza Strip and three Arab-oriented hsls took.
In the occupied territories, home to
I .S million Palestinians and 70.000
Israeli settlers. a general strike was
under way tod4')' and the army said a
Palestinian man was killed durihg
se.attered clashes with soldiers. Arab
witnesses and hospital officials said
three Palestinians were wounded ..
Michael Dukakis visited his hospi-
talized wife today and told supporters
millions of\toters were still "thinking
and listening. .. keeping the presiden-
tial race open:George Bush. with a
solid -lead in national polls, said
voters shoul<t "look beyond the
charges" in the heated race.
(advertistment) or some .sOund -bite,
and what I want you to do is look
beyond the charges, get ~st the
shouting and 'choose as president the
person who represents your values, ·
your dreams, your hopes for tht
United States. and I am that man." and how to deal with the I I-month-eight seats. •
old Palestinian uprising in which 306 'Both major panics lost seats from
Arabs and I 0 Jews have been killed. the July 1984 elections. when Labor
The results indicate the country's won 44 seals and Likud 41, while the
4.4 million people remain deeply religious panics gained four seats,.
divided on the issues of peace and Shamir rejected the idea of another
security. national unity government like the
"I think things are moving in our
direction," lush said. but he quickly
returned tol~is daily disclaim~r that
"I'm going to keep OJl running as
though I'm 10 points't>c;tiind."
The election failed 'to produce the one he and Labor leader Shimon
hoped-for consensus: neither of th.e' Peres. the fpreign minister. formed
large panics could create the 6 I-seat after the stalemated 1984 elections.
ma1ority coalition needed· to rule in . "If Mr. Peres put the international
the 120-mcmber Knesset. or parlla-conference on top of his list. he
ment. without religious support. burned all the brid~es to.a national
Complex negotiations over Cabi-
net posts and religious legislation
could drag on for days if not weeks.
Some religious party leaders say they
are open-minded and indicate they
would demand a heavy price for
participation in l\n.Y government.
. New polls released a week from
Election Day showed the Republican
-presidential nominee st ill leJlding'
solidly.
· ' • A CBS News poll conducted Saiur-any party if 1~ has a ~ttcr chance of day through Monday showed ·Bush
creaun_g a ruling coaht1on. ahead by J 2 percenlage points. 53-41
Democrat Qu~alus spoke at an
early. hotel · ral~y in Minnc~pofis.
wtlere'he had flown Tuesday night to
visit his wife. who was hospitalized
with a viral infection.
But Likud had an edge because it unity government.' Shamir said on
was likely to get first crack at forming Israel radio.
After the final official vote count ,is
published. the president traditionally
calls on the largen party to try and
form a governrnent. But the-head-&
S1ate may decide to entrl!Sl the task to
Pres1den~ Chaim Herzog. formerly percent -virtually the same as the
a Labor legislator. was unlikely to call 13-point lead a CBS poll had shown a
on either maj-O~lee-until ihc-publi--we"Ck ago-. --
cation next week. With six dars to go. Bush tofO
He spent 40 minutes with her after
the 1'8lly. . --OUlrakis-urg~~d at the
rally to "keep pouring 1t on an
pouring it on .... This is one election
where millio115 o(pe~ple arc going to
be looking and thinking and listening
and the)'.'re n9t going to be making up
their mind until very close to the
moment when they go into that
Vietnamese Solidarity will work with Polish
will return · · t G ,,..1-;::. -· k h. · d MIAremains union ~ s~ve uans s 1pyari
BANGKOK. Thailand (AP) -
Vietnam wlll tum over to the United
States at least 21 sets of remains that
may be those of Americans. missing
from the Vietnam War. a U.S.
diplomat said today.
The remains include the two sets
that U.S.-Vietnamese teams re-covered during last month's un-
precedented joint field invesugations
m nonhern Vietnam. said Tran Viet
Tan. counselor of the Vietnamese
Embassy in Bangkok.
GDANSK. Poland (AP) -The outlawed Solidarity
trade fede-ration reversed a longstanding policy today and
agreed to work with the _go vernment-approved union in
an effon to save the Lemn shipyard.
The announcement was made by Lech Wafesa. leader
of Solidarity, which was founded at the · shipyard. He %ok.e at an outdoor rally attended by nearly all the yard's
I 0.000.' workers on· the first working day since the
government announced Monday that it will close the
shipyard Dec. I.
Walesa appeared to rule out a strike for the moment.
saying: "That would only make the situation worse."
British Prime MiniSter MafP.ret Thatcher was due
later today to begin a three-day visit to Poland. including
a trip to a monument outside the yard Friday. Solidarity.
leaders said they were eager to avoid creatine a
confrontational situation that might jeopardiu her .visit.
Walesa said he told the otlicial OPZZ union that
Solidarity planned to fi_ght to save the shipyard. and he
proposed the two unions su~pend their disagreements to
work together. "We adopted a common posftion whic'h is proof the
unions can reach agreemeot at any moment provided we
are not ~t against each other by someone else." Walesa
said. · •
1 The joint resolution marks a rever~I of Solidarity's
e-arlier PQSition not to talk to the official union. which was
set up In 1982 after the martial-law crackdown on
Solidarity. ··
Although the official union CQntinues to oppose
introduction of union pluralism -saying it alone can best
represent all workers -hostility between the OPZZ ai:i,d
Solidarity has been diminishing. On the factory floor.-the
two groups have been known to cooperate on local issues.
..
Tan said 23 sets would be returned
Thursdav. but a U.S. Embassy official
who req·u~sted anon}mit} ~u( the
number at l L Sources said Viet nam
has given the United States a hst of at
least nine names associated ~1th th e
remains.
A U.S. m1htan team 1<> to receive
the remains in a ceremon' at No1 Bai
A1rpo11 in Hanoi. Vu.•tna·m·s capital.
They will be loaded onto a m1lltaf)
plane for the flight to Honolulu.
where an ..\rm' laboraton tries to
confirm the preliminaf) · analyses
done b~ the \'1etnarnese.
Salvadoran rebels kill 3 74n-at-tflek ·
Thursd8\ ·s return"' ould be among
the largest· since the Januaf) 1973
Pam Peace ..\ccord~ ended L' .S.
mllnarv m,·olv~enl 1n the war. The
communists defeated the LJ .S.-
backcd South Vietnam go,ernml'nt
1n.4-pnl 1975
SAN SALVADOR. El Salvador(A P)-Leftist rebels
killed four soldiers and wounded 37 people in a mortar
. anack on the National Qua rd headquarters that destro} cd
two guards barracks. aothorities said.
The guerrillas' clandestine Radio Venceremos called
Tuesda:y 's attack in the northern part of this capnal a
"welcome .. 10 Col. Rene Emilio Ponce on the first da\ of
his nev. JOb as m1 htary chief of staff. ·
Nauonal Guard commander Col. Jose Humbeno
Gomez suffered a shrapnel wo~Ad to a lcs. and e-ight
guardsmen were reported in cri tical condition today. ·a
defeose m1nistr} spokesman said. Seven civilians also
v.ere v.ounded.
..
Annual Yield
One of two parked cars packed with explosives about
a block from the base exploded durin&--the 4.5-minute
attack. damaging nearby vehicles and homes. Army
munitions experts de.activated explosive$ in the other car.
Rebel mortar fire ~et off grenades stored Inside the
main building at the compound and panicked residents of
the poor. working-class neighborhood that surrounds the
site.
Nat1onal Guard o~rers at the site: said they believed
the 81 mm mortars we'f'e--hlunched fron;i l:a. b<>mita. a
hillock about 530 yards east of the compound.
[)eput} Public Security Minister Co{. Leopoldo
Hernandez said the salvo destroyed two guard barracks.
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View. Ill.. near Chicago. "lnjust a few
days from now many of you in this
room will help select the next presi-
dent of the United States and I ask for
your vote. ·
"You're not going to make your
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Shuttle transported to cape .
for launch ln!late November
By The Associated P resa · · ·
. CAPE CANAVERAL. Fla." Space shuttle .A.ltaniism'o~(!~o the launch
pad ·aboard a mammoth caterpiTlar-tread transporter J(x:lay for a late
November fligrt during which it will deploy a secret intelkgen~c-gathcring
satellite for. the Pentagon. Perched vertically atop the transponer. Atlantis
moved out of an assembly building into the darltness shonly after l a.m ..
completing the four-mile trip seven hours later at Launch Pad 39B. The
transponer. or crawler. a vehicle with a surface the size of ll baseball infield,
traveled aJ maximum speed of I mph. The move. befitting the classified nature
of the mission. was made without the floodlight s. music. speeches and cheers of
thousands of workers who showed up when Discovery rolled to Hie pad July 4
for the first shuttle mission since the 1986 Challenger explosion that killed
seven astronauts. Conrad Nagel, Atlantis' proces$ingdirector. said NASA was
aiming fora launch on Nov. 28 or 29. A firm date won't be set until after a flight readiness review Nov. 10. _ _ -· __ _
Tobacco helr.ess puts up Marcos' ball
NEW YORK -Tobacco heiress Doris Duke will put up the SS million
bail Imelda Mareos needs to return to Hawaii and lier husband. deposed
Philippine 'president Ferdinand Marcos. a lawyer said today. Donald
Robinson. attorney for Duke__said she.would post more than SS million in
municipal bonds to secure the bail of Mrs. Marcos. who is charged aloof wilh
her husbandl."ith looting their homeland of more than $100 million. " twas
Miss Duke's idea to help," Robinson said after a hearing before U.S. District
Judge John Keenan. Mrs. ~arcos made the trip to New York f~om the· couple's
home in exile aboard Miss Dulce's lavishly appointed private jet. ··she believes
she{-Mr57Marc<>s} 1s innoc~nt. ··said Robinson. add in& that Mrs. Mareos wo ut<f
be free to return hJ>lllC...Q~e the· bonds are posted -pombly tod~. Mrs.
Marcos. 59. wh~ has been staying in an S.1.800-a-da) suite at tfie Waldorf-
Astc>na Hotel. did not attend the court session.
Football star shot while
savi~g girl loses kldney
• LONG BEACH <AP) -A college ~ The bullet penetrated his kidner-.
football -star was-in-fair condrtron spleen. ancl·a lunga.nd IO<fged near His
after doctors removed a kidney that heart. The bullet remained in his WaS Severely damaged when he was bod). 1
shot while shielding a 3-year-old girl Doctors at Memorial Hospital of
from gang gunfire. officials said. Long Beach removed pne of Seay's
Mark Seay. 21 . the leading receiver kidneys Sunday night. ·
for-Gal St&te-l:ong-&ach,-.was-feel~ng . Seay. wh0-leadi-lhe...49~rS-'Atith-3 I
well enough Tuesday to joke during a receptions for 480 yards and one
hospital visi t by hts coach that he touchdown this sea~on. is conildered
would be willing to play Saturday a professional football prospect. He
against San Jose State Uni versit)-also played for two seasons in the
"He lsan exceptiooal young man in Texas Rangers minor league system
every way:· said head coach Larry before going to college.
Reis~1g. It· was not yet known how the
of others before himself." said his
teammate. Long Beach quanerback
Jeff Graham. "He did the ultimate.
He risked his life for someone else.
without a second thought. ..
Seay threw his body in front of a
.38-caliber bullet fired Sunday by a
suspected gang member. possibly
saving the girl's life. during an attack
on a children's Halloween pany at his
sister's apartment.
sports career. his coach said.
About 20 costumed children were
attending the Halloween party with
about a dozen adults when th~
apartment came under attack three
times following an exchange of words
between one of the adults and a
su~cted gang member on a bicycle,
police said.
None of the people at the party
were suspected gang mepibers.
' -· Air controller blamed for
LA midair c rash killing 82
LOS ANGELES (AP) -An air
traffic controller was · the primary
cause of the midair collision between
an Aeromexico OC-9 and a smart
plane that killed 82 people more than
two years ago. jurors were told.
~ In opening statementsiuesday..-4
plaintiffs committee.of three la~ers
detailed their civil ca~ for the '1jht-
man, four·woman federal court Jury
that will decide. in an advisory
capacity, who is to blame for the
trued)'. 70 . d" 'd fhe lawyers represent an 1v1 -
ual lawsuits consolidated into one.
Opcnina statements were ~JSed
after thcJ>laintitr1 prc$Clttatton. and
lawyers for Acromexico and the U.S.
government were to make their
presentations today.
Attorney James McCanhr said it
was controller Walter White's re-
sponsibility 10 keep the aircraft
separated in the skies near Los
Angeles International Airport.
McCarthy. a 12-inch mO<kl of the
ietliner and a four-in,ch model of the Pi~r Archer on the podium before
nim7Siia the controller didn't do his
job.
The pilots of both aircraft were
uperienced and qualified, \he planes were in top condition. the radar
equipment wonced1 skin were clear
and air traffic was h&ht at the time of
the mid..(!ay ctHh. the lawyers said.
"Mr. White never aave a traffic
advisory," McCanhy said.
Man guilty ID~ agenta' deatli.i
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PASADENA (AP) -A Taiwanese
map faca up 10 two consecuuve life
xnteMU followina his conviction on
murder and robbery chat,fas (oF his
ec11ons leadin1 up to a b oody sun
battle that left two federal drul •"'' dead. Su Re .. Mich11ef'' Chia. I. was
convicted Tuttda~of two counts of first~ mu • one count of
attempted murder. one count of
robbery and one count of con19iracy
t9 rob. Superior Coun Juctec Oilben c. Alston tchcduled a 1ernencina bcanna for Dec. 2 t.
Chia was not involved in the
shOOUl\P in whkh the two dn11
11entsand two of their assailants Mrc killed. However. protttuton arped
durina the tnat that he wn an
imponant fipa1t in a drus deal that
wmt awry and tri.,ettd the alayinp.
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hunters. despite tht' ns1hg int~rest
rates at most 1n\11tu11ons a con!.umer
sur' e' sho"' ~ .
13 of the 66 insl1tu11ons \U(\('\Cd
raised their interest rates Y..1th1n tht:
l:m )car one IO\\cred them
( onsumers can still get cards fro m
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four-largest bank~ -Ban~ of .\mrn-
ca. V. ells Fargo Banl. cunt~ Paulil
Bank and First lmerstati: Bani.. -
remained at an 3\ eraitl' ot ~ percl·n1
1n~t1tut1on') tha1 arc chargJng vanabk
rates as lov. as IO. 9:! pert'e'nt.
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Ope.ning ~ovember 4 -1988
Ne\\ OWOef Dl'C' HeY'\H IS a member of one of ( ahtorn1a's mosl honored restaurant
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HONOLULU (AP) -Losses by
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ment transferred to its own books
bi I hons of the industry's accumulated
red ink. a government economist
said.
FinaJ figures for the July-Seftem·
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month, but Jamts Banh, chierccon-
omist of tht Federal Home Loan Ban~ Board. said Tuaday that the
nation's 3,048 S&Ls lost about $2
bilhon. • That's subs\lntial. but ifs down
sianificantly from loucs of $3.6
billion in the previous quarter and
U .9 billion in the first three months
of this year. S&Ls. hard hit 1n <ft~ oil rea!ons of the Southwnt.. are suffcnna
their wont year 51ntt the 0eprn$1on.
The industry last earned a small profit
m the fint three months of 1917.
Banh. spaikina at the U.S. l.alue of Savinas lnstitutl<>ns annual con·
vention. attributed lhrinkina loltcs
to repllton' ~aup ~ ofS&L
retCUeS a"nd clolinp.. toeali~ 137 so
far this year •
.. ~ '9thtt than bciftl reponed on the book• or the institution~ lte
beiftl transftmd to lbc boob of thr
(dlpOsil) inlurance fuacl.'' be met.
Alto. lilfrite mot11 ot JM mcye
pack~es auaran1ee restructured in-
stitutions qainst future loss as well as
takma away put loss, there is no wa)'.
of tellina from industry numbers 1f
losses in those institutJOns are con·
tinuina.
R. Dan Brumbaual\. a private analyst and formtr bank boArd econ-
omisl..said tbt new lou number docs
not necessarily indicate t~ cost ,of
clcanina up the SAL ~estimated ~ rqulaton at S4S bilhon to UO b11lion, is aenina better.
"I wouJd say the probkm continues
to arow." he said. ' Moreover he said, thrift 1mtitu-tfons. as weh as commm:ial blnb. are more vulnerablt now to an economic downtum than at any time
in SO ye.an.
..We have fi'laile institutions ...
that could art s.ianifQnt!r -of1e even in a. mild rttiesaion, Bnlm-t.~ said.
Jmy L Jordan. chid' economilt of Fint rn1en1a1e lucotp in Lot An,.
.,:Jes. Mid lhrifts DUI )al' Ukety alto f8Ce I one-half pa"Cntlll poUll in"'.C,..,,19'!euc-1n ~ i_awat ma
aed I fU" point lftCitw:IC Ut ....-.-.1 id ntes.
Hiptt rates make it moft Q • :..-...: ,.t. r-:...~· •o
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HoW to·btighten
the winter .blues
On Sunday, we Went throuah our
fall and winter ritual of making our
days an hour sboner. I don't know
anyone who celebrates shorter days.
Outness at ~ five o'clock is a little
dreary. In fact, it is downright
depressio,a. And for some, the ~
press.ion is lerious.
It is called seasonal affective dis.
order, and those who have it go throuab bell every fall and winter.
'They become deorated. binge on
carbohydrates and often ·experience
painfu.l lite c:hanr such as ruptured
personal relationships or exceptional-
ly poor performance at wort.
The suicide rate is always biahest
durina the winter, particularly
around Olristmas, and is mistakenly
credited to separation from family durina the bolidaP.-But December
i11t is the shortest day of the year. If
h_QLidays are to blame, then why isn't
there a rise in the suicide rate on
Easter, July 4th or Labor Day?
In some mpects, SAD victims
mimic the characteristics of hiber-
nation: they overeat, pin weight.
sleep a lot and withdraw from their
surroundinp.. Many would fare bet-
ter if tbey could take a Iona winter's
nap. However, tbereisacureforthose
who suffer dun~· winter and it is very ~-Oft . t. Liaht bu pro ound effects on most
maaimals. It is the sip.al for m~
tioil and bibemati9n. and ri&Jdly
controls the reproductive cycles so
1.bat otfaprina are born in the spring of
the year. Liabt enters the eyes and
controls the p~ al.and s pro-
duction of melatonin, the hormone
responsible for the extreme behavior
chanr in animals. Llgbt inhibits
melatonin production, so as the days
shorten melatonin production in-
creases. Our pineal gland also produces
varying amounts of melatonin in
response to liaht. but for us it serves
no known pureose. However, in-
creased melatomn production is the
JuuAN· .
WHITAKER -
likely cause of winter blabs A.-
perieced by ll\Ost. and the severe
depression of some.
ln 1981. Thomas Wehr and Nor· man Rosenthal bepn studyina and
treating SAD victims, usualll' women
in their mid-30s, by extend.in& their
"days.." For an hour before daYID aid
after dusk, tk subjects sat in front~
special Ouorescent liahts that pve off
the same liaht s~ni as sunliabt.
For most, the mponse was miracu-
lous: the mtdwinter blues evaporated
in a matter of days_and were bdd at -.Y as Iona as the people in the test
received the extra sunlight. If they sot
away from their light boxes for a few
days, the ~pression returned.
Treating depression with e xtra
sunlight is easy and inexpensive. A
twoa or four-lUbe light fixture fitted
with Ouorescent tubes that emit full
spectrum liabt can be mounted on the
wall or just propped up It eye level.
You can. "treat" yourself while en-aa&ed in somethina else lite sewing. readiftlor, as I am doing now, writin&
on a computer.
Of co~~ if _you are significantly
depressed you should be-under a
'doctor's care. I( so, ask about the1iaht
boxes. It's that time a year apin.
for more information about light
therapy and bow to set it up in your
home. send a SASE (lepl size) to me
in cue of this newspaper.
hllM lralllbr, · M.D.. & th ••,..,_-' ••Jte,.,.,.. B-.rt DUH.e"
..,, H .. ...,..,.. ,,,... ... H (Wat'llU
,,_..),Is tllnt:tw el Ute ,,.,later .,..,....,_,,,.,.,,, ~.,.,,~ ..
_.._Wlt.h compromise,
you can have 1t all
.. Jlilbt about DOW, that Cinderdla-
Sleepi.Da Beauty storybook stuff ~ wooderftal," said ~Y dauabter
ber first year of law school.
"Are you swe there is no Prince
Channina to take me awa.Y from all of lhilr· she asks. only panially in jest. YOUGf women everywhere are
asldna similar q.uestions. They won-der about tbe wisdom of the so-c:a1led .. super.women" bctoine types, fint
created in the '70s. Could it be that
tbele 11.me "super-women" are now
IO c:aulbt up in the process of creating
"super--clauabtcn" that they are 'per-
peaaatint whit is really.a myth? SU~ make jualina teem
easy. Without even benelii of a cape
or a telephone booth, they live the
appearance of balanana their mar-
rtqes. rearina their perfect and tal-
ented cb.ildren and participetina in
their uercise propams. Somehow, in
the middle of all of this, they also
1eem to find the time to take a few
dala(just for self-development), do
101De cbarity work ... and, of course. a
little brain SUfF'Y on the side.
.. Is this for realT' my dauabter asks.
Can womea really baw it llrr' Yes. Jesaica. women can have it all ... eon ot It just depNda oa wbat
.. baviaait all .. meau to an individ\lal
womu..11 any pven time. ne ftnt thins to remem~ it that
time cloao°t '1i'etcb for ID~ -even super-women. ~epnllea of
bow it appeen. evayone mates
dMltce&. Even women wbo have
illorctioate supplies of eneray, who
doD't illCI wry mucb.., UMt wtlo
baw ..-ram. unlelftlb, under~
ataadi .. _ _P:ll't!t•-of-vinue·type
.......................... dliJ..
.-........a..-ata.b~ iolll,., • ... ....,, ldequatie
~ ....... Iola Ol81Wodc:
drM oelJlll 24 ..... -· n.. k'I jms l>IWlt eo remember IMl....._orwawomaD ..... fllllllllW _...,IO _.. fMMY,it llO
~~ ....... qwtioe. -Reality .,.. .. ,,.. .... , ............. won aact 65
...... ., ...... ,. retun to the ................. ,..,.
9oJ ,,,,.. .... W" .... _,_ .......... IOOdmoMY
biab-slatus P.!Ofessional jobs offer the
most Oexibility. (And it is Oexibility
which often ends up beins a woman ·s
most valuable asset.)
While ea.min& a decent wqe will
remain a priority, th~ new heromes of
the 1990s -your aeneratioll -will
probably be more interested in re-
alistic ,oa1.;scftina. which includes
P.fime ttme with husbands and fam-
ily.
Consider Carol's style.
Carol is a married attorney. She's a
hotshot corporate tyPe who once
SJ>C?cialized m litiaanon for a pres-blious law firm. After the birth of her
second child, she opted to switch to a
less demandi~ position in the estate-
plannina diviSton of her compeny.
Today, with three children. she has
apin modified her life plan. She left
her firm to oeen her own nta(e-
planniqa pcactJte with two other
women attorneys .
Carol's idea of "bavina it all .. has cbaftled and 10 has her life. Her
prohional credentials have allowed
her tbe flexibility other women lust
after. Critica may think she sold out by
tndiQl the almost limitless op-
portunity offered within the COf'PC)r'·
ate ltnlCtUft (or a more moden1e
kind o( prohiooal ·~ Tbey ..... (and oerMoa rightly IO) that women lib Carof mess thinp up tor
their ailten wbo follow them. How
ue women to be aakea aenoutly if
they doe"t May uound to be loftltnm
coed11an? It may llOC be tbe answer for
e"Wa ~ Wt c.ors deflaitioe el ·~ Ga.di OUl ot dw wbrt-~-• h 4loel out of tbe borne.; For tM _. llF 1 ¥• ol wome• i• a.dl ollM-....,a. ..... vitltl it
air' ..ay-mUi'll eompromltel ...., .. .,, .. .-o1 ... ·wtio1e
The resurrection· of the lowly.
Ability to reduce
blood cholesterol
µps popularity
8J VltU. SIDWA
...,MlllClac u t '
Once laridY tbouabt 9f as peasants' food and C'veD Wied as livestock feed,
a form ol oats called oat bran ha a
new imaee as a b>d that can help
people Sparkle witb IOOd health.
Sales of ·oat bran products are
boominaat supennarkets. "While 3--4
cues (of 12 bous each) of other
ceree1s are beina sold per wep., 18
cues of oat bran cereals sell weekly,"
says Dana Blakely of Albertson's
supennarbt in Huntington Beach,
•
-rbe supplier bu a bard time teepa.na
up witb -lhe demand."
O.t bru, tbe fibrous compoftent of oa~ bas been toukd as a "wonder
food" in recent nauonal studies.
Tbe cbolestcro~-redu c in1 ~es of Olt bran were first noted
in the ~id-70. by a scientist called the ..,_ther or oat bran," Dr. James A.
Andenn ol the Univenity of Ken-
t~ky Medical CQUese.
In IU1 tests, a healthy JTOUP of
you.na people on otherwise normal
dieu that included oat bran showed decT'eased serum cholesterol levels.
In 0ranae County, I>(. Dennis
Davidson, director of preventive
card.iolOIY and associate prbfessor of
medicine at UCI, describes a recent
study in which aroups aiven 3' srams
of oat bran in the form of two oat bran
muffins dail)' for 30 days showed a
marked dechne in blood cholesterol.
A control poup liven eqaal strc~ moves the bMI 'C..:fw•M, ..
o( wheat bran &bowed ncalilible But abe IMll DOI ' • dllc oM
reductiotl. . • bnn ~ ~ --.... .. Addifta oat bran to one's daet · eatin&oetbn8i1lib..,.. i'll•llud
mould lo1wet b_lood cbo~terol re-Aidonaiwouacriftbcpenoa'salife
aardlal of \belt blood cbolcstero~ diet is not low in c:bcl 121 oL • ~el ... ~n ~ys. "Jt is inex~n-"It's leu ·barm&I _. .W. !"
11ve, radily available and easily laxative. since every ~ bM Ill
tolerated by people.•• • potential toxic side dfrda. Bui lbe
Tbete findinp are especially im-recom~ ea~ a m:ore ~ ..
pressive bec:aUIC a 1 percent rcduc-food .like oa~~ .wbidl ~
tion in c:bo6elcc:rol translates to a 2 protein and 8 VJtamlDI abeeat aa oat
peteeGt drop in tbecbanocs of having b~~· .... a bean attack. ..... ._ nature presents you wt'w
"0.tbnn may be.,..' .. • ltkea resin fiber, it's a peckuie.'' sbe ays. ""You -....... -can't use a~ o(ii." which binds liver bile acids, thus Th ·· · f·i..-~ r-... acceleratinlo the removal of e posauoo 0 u.; "'~ ~,.· Chapter o( tbel Amcricaa Hmn cholesterol m blood." says Dr. Association is tbAt .. more r~ is
I?-Je FllU'CC1 a Pb.I?. with a nutn-needed before rec:onunmdat:ioos cu uonal &ealtll -practtoe Ln ~na be ad · .... _ ti'ry __ .a n-...i.. "An(Ti 6~ moves ......,. m ecoocenuna UK:Q&&UI -~u. UQ vvu ~ of fiber to be couswned and the
throuah the l tract faster. "Oat bran bene6ctal and/or the advene eflects
acts as an abrasive and physically to be expected. ..
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Classic coinedy tarnishe·d
in S ·ail Cle mente revival ,·
Ganon K.anio's .. Born Yesterday ..
is ooe of the true aems of the
American \beata, a postwar Broad-
way bit wbicll inspired an 09c:ar· y wi.nJlin& performance by Judy Holli-•
day in the subsequent moVIe version.
That aem bas lost a aood bit of its· T nm~
luster, however, in the disjointed •••••• ~ '• ........ . interpretation by the San U emeote
Community Theater currently limp-ift& around the stage of the Cabrillo
Playhouse.
The best mtenuons of director
Tom Scott -who was forced to fill
in, script in hand. for an athn& actor al
Saturday's performance -have gone
for nauabt tn a production virtually
devoid of punch, timing or charactee
development Only Cynthia Walker
in the showcase role of Billie Dawn
brinas a modicum of spark to the
proceedings, and then only in the
show's second act.
Billie is the ~nterp1ecc of K.anin 's
mid-19405 jab at Washington power
brokers and the high-rolling, low-
principled fat cats who purchase
mflueoce through them. She's the
flashy, airhead mistress of junk
mqnate Harry Brock who mu.st be
~ed up" to jusufy her po~
ition in such ratified alutudcs - a
missib'n as.signed to a shy. bespecta-
cled journalist wt th lofty ideals.
mirable depth and emotional power,
perticu1arty in her sbo'Wdown scene
with the belli8emit Brock..
Bob Doren's Brode is the major
disappotntmcru oft.he show. Unsure
of bis lines and deficient in their
delivery, Doren attempts to get by on
sheer vocal power, flailina about the
stqe in awkward fits and Stans which
only emphasize bi~ discomfort. More rebCars.al could polish his per-
formance. but his Stage presen<% is
woefully lacking. contributing to bis
awkward swaying motions whenever
he's called upon to stand in o'ne place
for any kngtb of time.
The role of the newsman, Paul
V errall. bas been assicPed to a Briton,
Andrew Tick.le, whose polite, ac-
cented underplaying works well
throuab most of the show. But when
push comes to shove, Tickle's cbarao-
ter should dominate. and bis trans-
formation never ra.llli materializes beyond moral and iote lectual superi-
onty.
underslandable. Diet Melville is a
somn&mbulistic ~oator Hedaes,
while Sbirla Hardy as bis wife is
scarcely a&le to saJvqe her one comic
sequence. Robert Schmaltz Ill also
lacks assertion as..Brock.'s cousin and lackey. .
Set~Steve Warner has done
a fine job of transforming the mini-
sculc cabrillo Playhouse st...,e into a
facsimile of a po$ Wasbinaton botd •
room. The costuming by Diane Doa AIDeclle • ........q 1'•.er Tom Raab
Gn:enand Roz Fleming. particularly •. ·
in Walltcr'scase, is quite effective, but , ~§~~.!1rf...Ti .Os~ar rumbllngs start earlT
overstan·dout performances · "Botn Yesterday" is reborn every
few years, a testament to ~ play's
stayina power, but the San Oemente
v:ersio~ is stillborn. The show con-. BJ 808 THOMAS the final weeks, this time an im· tm~ llS four-weekend engagement, • ' ,.._...., Krcssive array of films and ...-. playm& Wednesda.ys through Satur· .,.... da at 8 p.m. until Nov. t 9 at the ~ ~GE~ -Oscar cam-ormanocs has been spread out ov:er Ca~rillo Playhouse, 202 Ave. pmps beain earlier every year, and the ~-. ~thouah m.ore potential
Cabrillo San Oemente Ticket reser-· alrady the p1U of autumn are firing · nominees will ~ppear ·~ November
vations i.re taken at 492-0465. for such potential nominees as Tom ' and DecembeJ:, t(s ~bleJo offer a Haqks. Jodie Foster Siaourney . survey ofposs1biliues thus far.
CAU.BOARD :_ ()pen auditions
for the annual 'Ramona pqeant will
be held in Hemet for the next eight
Saturdays at 9:30 a.m .... professionaJ
and' amateur actors and actresses
should send a resume anctpb<>topapb
to apply for an appoantment to
Ramona Bowl, 27400 Ramona Bowl
Road. Hemet 92344 .... tbe peetant
opens April 22 and runs through May
7, and more information is available
Weaver and Don Amecbe. As with last year, the strongest race
Tbe studios and publicity offices a~ t~ be among the female stars.
are readyina trade paper ads to offer Aside from Weaver and Foster, other
films and Performan<lCS "for your performances wbicb have attracted
consideration.•• Tbe ads will feature, st.roaa . suPJ?:<>rt incl.ude: Sbirl~r
reviewers' comments that ' certain Maclaine. Madame Sousatzka ;
actor'sworkisdaervinaof Academy Barbua)lcrsbey, "A World Apart";
Award recopition. The cha.mp in Meryl Strcep, "A Cry in the Dark";
that department is Tom Hanks. WbOOPi GoldbcrJ. "Clara's Heart"~
The aftilble Hanks has been the Sally Field, "Punchline," and Gena
subject of the biaest blicity blitz Rowlands, "Another Woman."
Here are some ~hies: "Bi&."
"Gorillas in the Mist, .... Punchline,"
"A Cry in the Dark," "Bull Durham"
and ~Madame Sousatzlc.a."
The Oscar race will undoubtedly
chanac as ·new entries JUCh the
marketplace. The most promising
works include:
•"Rainman," with Dustin Hoff·
man, Tom Cruise.
•"Torch Song Trilogy," starring
Harvey Fientein in the film version
of his bit play, with Anne Bancroft
and Matthew Broderick. ~ ... Mississippi Bumina. .. "'SWring
Gene Hackman and Willem Dafoe.
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and Alec Baldwin.
Walker -blonde. sexy and
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WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 2. 1988
Sea View cloudy;. $unset loOks clear
All six entries enter with two games left
and an eye on tl"i~ league champtonshi p
By ROGER C.-U.SON °' .. ..., .......
A week qo one approach to the Sea
View Leque football race ps to see if
cellar-dweller Newport Hatbor Hi&b,
a team winless in its first two starts. bad a shot at the CIF Division VJ pla~Sailors not only bad a shot at
the playoffs., they were actually still in
the bunt to claim the undisputed leuue championship.
With Week 4 on tap Thursday and
Friday it's the same situation -
Harbor, at l-2 and still dwelling at the
bottom of the pack, can still win it all.
Last week it was a Pick Nine
situation. Now it's a Pick Six problem
for the Sailors, as well as tbe rest of the
contenders who arc chasing league-
leader Corona del Mar, a team with
an unbeaten reoord (6-0-2).
"We always talk about t1es before a
pme," ~id S.ddlcback Coach Jerry
Witte. ''We decided last week we
would not go for a tic if the Occasion
rosc.-lfwehad to go for two, we would.
But, we were assuming Tustin woulct
beat Newport Hari.>r. As it turned
out, we're in pretty good shape
(Saddlcback tied Corona del Mar last'
· week, 0-0).
"Tbc combinations arc endless. It
might go down to the last play of the
·~last same. everywhere, but it's good
for everyone. Everyone bas a shot.
This time of the year and there arc siJt
schools thinking about cham-
pionships."
Herc's a look at each of the three
Sea View encounters this week:
Viii n. Roadnmnen
Saddleback High's Roadrunners
have always been exactly what their
.name implies -very fast.
University, however, enters with
the edge in speed this time behind the
triple punch of runners Gary Smarr
and Jim Roberson, and quarterback
Junior Oliver.
Sea View standings
L-.ue o.w.I WLT WLT
CdM 102 602
119-ftcl• 1 1 1 • l 1
Unlvenltv 1 1 l J • 1
Tu.tin 111 341
s.ddleMck 1 1 1. 2 s 1
He>t. H•rbor 1 2 ~ 2 6 0 'r1MlrMIY'• 0--. Unf\'eraJtv -n. SHdle69ck CSA Bowl) ''*Y'• ~ Tustin VL CdM C•f OCC)
Eat•nc:I• •I ... WPOrt H•rbof' ''*•· Nw. 11 Coron. def Mar •t ~POrt H•rbOr ~ vs. Ealand• <•t OCC>
Tuatln n. Unlvwlltv <•t Irvine)
"Saddleback is kind of like us,"
said University Coach Mark Cun-
ninJham. "Their record is not an
indication of the team they are.
They're in a similar boat. A lot of
people haven't beaten them, but
they've beaten themselves.
"They played heads-up with
Tustin, but losr because of five
turnovers.
"Th~f re as good a.s any in the
league. -
Cunningham sees Saddleback as
the typical problem the Roadrunners
arc always defensively. "They're
maybe even quicker than Estancia
and have the same type of persollnel
as i:n the past," said Cunningham.
"But they have a lot of inexperience
in the line."
Saddlcback's Witte, meanwhile,
sees his Roadrunners up against a
new problem with the Trojans after
haring put Uni away for the past six
straight years.
"rU"St," said Witte, "they're play-
ing .very good' defense, probably the
best University defense I've seen in a
Lon& time...A{)d_Smarr 8Jld Roberson
arc the key offensively. They have a
lot of different angles and we don't
have anyone as fast as Smarr.
(PleueMe8&A VIEW/BS)
Fountain Valley is zeroing in on second
straight perfect (5-0) road to league title
BJ llOGEll CAN.SON °' .............
Founlain Valley High's Barons arc WriDJ ,aim at their second con-
secuuve undefeated Sunset Leacuc
football season, and all the numbers indi~ a routine week for t.h1 h1gh-
ridina Barons.
The oppositioq is winless Manna. a
team which is 1-17 over the past two
yean and one wtuch bas been hmated
to 10 points oTlcss in 17 of1ts last 19
pm ct.
There is no rcallsuc hne on this o ne
-but Fountain Valley Coach Mab
Milncris well aware of the patfaJls that
lie ahead for teams with UCLA-t>J)C
reputations.
Marina was but 1-9 a year ago. but
the Vikings pushed Fountain Valle>•
before fallin&. 20.14, ending a four·
year reign over the Barons.
"This is an imponant game for us.··
said' Milner, ·•as they all arc at this
point.-Each ~ puts us one step
closer to winning ~cham pionsh1p ..
Actually, a victory over Man na
would clinch a co-cltampionsh1p and auaraotee Fountain VaJler the No I
aced from the leagoe entenng the CIF
Division I playof&..
For Marina it's another shot at
soothing some deep wounds.
··Traditionally we·vc played ..,.ell
apinst Fountain Valley," said
• Marina Coach p n s Ram~>
"We've enjoyed coaching agatn$t
~--::::::::::;;::;::;;+t -their -staK-and -tt's a prctt,Y ftienUl}
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rivafry. Most of·tbc umes n'.• been a
'pretty good game.
~For whatever reason th.c styles of
offense and defense, it seems 1ili.:"c
heavyweight fighters. One can be
totally dominant., the; other not too
hoL But because of the STyl~ u ends
up being.a good matchup:·
There arc marked contrasts 1n the-
styles of~untain Valley and Manna.
Jim Stanley la ?fe_wport Barbor'• ..ior aerial W.et. Be'•
ca•t 112 ,..._ ·ror 397 yarda and three toacbaowna.
The Barons operate behind quar-
terback David Hcnipn. who bas had
nothing but success 1n gwding Foun-
i
Sunset standings 1
~ . o.-111 '
Ftn ValleV
EcAM>n w .. 1m1nster
Oc:Mn View
Hin.~
Marin.
WLT WLT
3 _Q..J __ "' 2_1
11 1 0 711
2 1 0 JS"O
I 2 0 • 4 0 1 2 0 2 • 0
0 J 0 0 I 0
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Westmlnatw •t Huntlneton 8Mctl ''*Y'• Gemes Oc .. n Vlr# va. Edison (•I H9)
Fin V•llev vs. ~rlna <•t Wm)
T1MlrMllY • Mft. 1t
Edison •I Weslmlnater
Htn. 8Mctt vs Fin. V•Mev COCC)
Marl,,. vs. OcMn View Cat HB)
tam Valley .to 15 wins in bis last 18
Stans. ~
··The lcey to Fountain Valley is that
t heir passtng ~c sets up their
runrung game.' said Ramsey ... You
have to try to do something to d~rupt
their rhythm.
"And offsns1vely, we have to bit .
th( big play."
The Vikings had very few big plays
this season. and have put the ball on
thc'grass in the form of IOSt fumbles
out of an option-based offense it
mopportune times. ti
"That.'s the chance rour take with
option football." said t .ouniain Val-
ley's Milner. "Manna hasn't had a
whole hcckuva lot of breaks tl\is
season ln1uries to some key people
and luclt hasn't been with them."
Manna offers a different look for
the Barons tbJs time with a 50 defense
and sboot..and-run Arizona style of-fense. ---
·Marina is prol>ably our most
difficult team to prepare for." said
Milper. "They run-a lot-offon:natioas
and arc ve!1'. multiple~ option.
and &-WlSDDOllC, i:s something we
baven·t seen, and It's difficult getting
our prep team to simulate it in
practice.·· ~
(Pleue eee SUNSrl'/BSl
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This week's prep g~es, odds
TltuM&y
estmmstcr, T-T at Hunungton Baell. 1-2 -: Westminster b) 7 Artists will take their shots
Laguna Beach has kicked itself right in
to the.PCL title and CIF playoffs picture
BJ PAT LARJllN
OllllrNMC.• J , I
Who would've figured that after the
dismal preseason that Laguna Beach
High Coach Lyman Olney and his
Artists put together, that they'd be 2-1
in Pacific Coast League play and an
contention for their seco nd straight
PCL crown when the Artists take on
Woodbridge this wcclc?
"We've gotten a few breaks lately."
Olney admitted. "We're rn control of
our own destinr, now and. ifwc want it
bid enough we ll take it."
Sounds simple, but standing in the
way of Laguna is the county's No. 3
ranked team Woodbridge. Then
Costa Mesa follows for the Artists,
0 Woodbridgc is the biucst
cballenie we'll face this year," Olney
said. "They have a Class team and a
class coaching staff and we're looking
forward to the game.
'Cliche' is common
language during
interviews in NFL
\
What 1'1t that makes players,
coaches and manaaement not speak
Enalisb when they are being inter-
viewed. Hey I'm talkina about the
National Football Leuue where the
common 1anauaae is ••Cticbt. ••
Here uesome examples:
Q-Coach what did you think of
tbepme today?
A-I tbolA&bt the officiating
sucked, rm JO!,,. to raise some cain
about the oftiaauna.
The ~sb interpretation is that
tbec:oecb steam lost the pme and the
officials made some calls that went
apinst his team and be's a<>iDf to
complain to somebody about at
Tbc actual £nalisb translation
would mean tbat becaute the ofticials RP' sadi .. oa the field, be'adec:ided
to laile eome cane u in aup.r cane
and let theoftkiab IUCk OD that.
Cu JOU iJDlline if manians were . ::=:::::n~ftl\Cte
"Both Woodbridce and Costa
Mesa-will be gul'lning for us. We were
the only team to beat Woodbridge last
year'and that will provide incentive
for them. Costa Mesa looks at us as
their cbanc:t to get into the playoffs."
Woodbridfc Coach Rick Gibson.
meanwhile, 1s having a hard time
figuring out ·Laguna Beach. and
understandably so . The Artists
waited unu1 the first game of Pacific
Coast League play to notch their first
win of the season. and find them-
selves trailinf the Warriors. by a game
with their 2-record, despite scoring
only 18·points in league play, all on
Jason Crabbe field goals.
"We've watched Laauna o n film
an~ b~u look at their won-loss record
an urc it'.sanca.sy.p.me," Gibson
said. "But they're defending league
champions and have some great
athletes. If they beat us.. we drop tnto a
A bead coach with a lump in bis
throat saying. .. Hey let's let sleeping
dop lie and bygones be byaones, wc'U
just bite the bulct and weather the
storm."
Q-Coacb you've IQst tbrccpmes
in a row now wbat seems to be the
problem? ·
A -1 t's not the end of the world,
we were in the ballpme but it just
wasn't in the cards for us to win, it's
just waterovcrthedam now, no use
an crying overspilled milk, we'll just
keep on playing bard and let the chips
fall wberethey may, it's never too
late.
Q-How is your quarterback
fcehna?
A-He's feeling down in the
dumps right now after this loss, but
that's the way it goes. it com es with
the territory, it could be worse, there's
always a bri&bt side I know he won't
throw in the towel, i told him\() ~eep
hiscbin up. . .:
Q-Howdocs it feel towio tnc
Super Bowl'!
A-rll ~ll you, it'stheareatcst
feelinain the world, l'mjust tickled
pink, ev~iftacame up roses. I'm
on cloud nme fiaht now, hey we're on
topo(theworld, sevtnth ~eaven
three-way tic for first."
Docs the fact that Laguna provided
the only loss for the Warriors l ast
season have any effect on the inten$i-
ty of Woodbrid~c·s players?
.. You bet." Gibson said. "O ur kids
have plenty ofinccnuvc to beat them
this year. The first thing after last
week s game the luds got together and
said , 'Let's get them.' ••
Laguna has played well against the
pass this year and that's been one of
Gibson's main weapons with Fred
Schweer at quarterback and a bevy of
fine receivers including Ryan Nash.
hEvcryonc knows we throw the
ball," Gibson said. "We feel that 1f
they take something awa)' offensive-
ly, they'll o pen up somethmg else and
we plan to take advant.ag'i: of it with
our athletes."
The Artists need to win their next
two to assure themselves of the league
title with a win over the Warriors
m OTC than lik~y thr~wi1t4 the-league
lead into a tbrcc-way uc between l~una. Woodbridge and Trabuco
Hills.
BENNY
RICARDO
PRO FOOTBALL
baby.
Q-What happened to your pass
defense?
A-I'm beatillJ my head ~nst thc~~natofi&urei.tout. n's got mc chmblD&tbewaJJs., we were
brcalcinadown sooften it bad me
soi 111 ban.an.as, the coaches were
besidttbemselvC$, but rm going to .
take the b\l1l by the horn and roll up
my skevcsandao to work. it's ume to
take matters in my own hands and get
tot~ botlom ofit, we'll stop at
JlOtbiq.
Q-\Vbatdoyou think of your COICb? -
A-He'sa down to earth auy that
Shoots from the hips. he's cool, calm
(Pleue ... CLICD/82)
Hershiser criticizes media's speculation
presa."
Fehr, the executive dittctor of the
Major l.eepae Players Association.
bad' said that Henhiter could become buebalrs first S l-milfion per KatOO
pla}tt.
too much of bis comments abo\lt ~ina with a Japennoteam 10 1990.
I'm a buinaaman lnd I have 10
look at evWy aven~ and that's just
another avanae,.. Henhiltf satd.
..The media is matins 1t a b'I story.
but iu DOC a bis story. f t•s just UlOt.hc1' viable a venue to eo. ••
'"We just want to wm thts week,"
Olney said. ··we can 1ust go at it one
game at a time and bo~ for the best ...
h's at Laguna Beach Fnday.
In another PCL game:
Mutangltft. Pantllen
Tom Bald"in hopes his Mustangs
of Costa Mesa can win the next two
games and grab the No. 2 spot m
league a nd a cha nce to go to tbc CIF
D1vi s1on Vlll playoffs. but Baldwin
figures Orange Wlll have something to
say about that.
"We're going to have to play some
solid defense, pla) tough up front and
come up with the right offensive
scheme." BaldWln said of the upcom-
ing contest.
.. We'll take what they give us on
offense, which 1s OK. because thafs
what the wishbone 1s fo r. to overcome
a defense keying on a pan1cular fac:tt
of our o ffense.
.. Orange is an the same boat as we
act. We've both loSl to the same
Learns. What ..,.c rcall) need .i.s to beat
University, 1-1-1 vs. Saddleback. 1-1 -1 (at SA Bowl) L'ni by 3
Costa Mesa. 1-2 vs. Orange. 1-2 (f t El MC).dcna) Costa Mesa b. 4
St. Paul. 2--0 vs. Mater Oct. l-1 (at OCC) St. Paul b~..J
Friday
Ocean View. 1-2 vs. Edison. 2:1 (at Huntington Beach I Edison b) 7
Fountain Va lle). 3-0 'S Ma ra na_ ().J lat ~est minster)
Ft n \-1illev bv 14
Tustid.1·1-1 vs.Corona dcl Mar, l-0-2(a tOC'Cl
Estan.cia. 1-1-1 at Newpon Harbor, 1-2-0
Woodbridge. 3--0 at Luuna Beach, 2-1
Irvine. 1-2 at Dana Hilk 2-1 1
-·Even
f ven
\\.oodbndge by 7
E~n
Orange and Laguna Beach and have
Laguna H ills beat Trabuco, which
would put us tn ~ond place. That's
important for the playoffs because tn
9ur di_vision it could mean a home
game or at least something close 10
home.
.. If you fimsh 10 third )ou·rc
assured of gomg on the road and that
could mean having to pla) somc-
~-lie-Ata~ro. ··
Baldwin 1s ~PP)' 10 see the return
of Hu) Klcu for the ~ustangs and
thtnks it could be a k~
··--
K.Jeu rcaJI} 1s one of the unnoticed
for us. Baldwtn said ... He's small. but
he can really oj)tn thir1gs u_p for us at
wide receiver. He's also our return
man and plays well at .free safety ...
It's at El Modena High Thursday.
In a South Coast League ~e:
VaqaenM n. DoJpliJ.D•
Wnh' on!~ two pm~s left in league
pla). lrnnc Hl&h Co-coaches Terry
Henigan and..l'ck Cunis. know th.at
(Pleue M:e PCL/83)
Barons "
wrap up
second
Do~ n one game and trailiQg 14-8 in
th~ ~ond Fountam Vall~y Hl&hput
tht ng togt"ther Tucsda> nigbTin jlrls
'Oii{'\ ball. topp1ng host Marina, 7-1 S,
16-1 4 15-~. 1 5~8.
The ~tn as ured thr Barons (It_.,
... ~) second place m the Sun1e1
Lu uc behind undefated Edisoa
and a spot tn the C IF ·4-A ~yoffs.
Both Fountain\, a llc) losses an~
this sea n "ere to the Chargers.
On Tue~a' \fanna (4-5) budt an
e1gh1-point l~ad in Lhe second p.me,
but the Barons charged back with
e1~t str-a1ght points to tac 1t
tkh1nd the sen 1ngOfJunaormldtt.IC
blocker Tara Morenc. ~ho had five
aces rn the m•tch. Founw~ VaJlcy
"'on games three and four by tarae
m&f&l nS
Senior \ vrur Ybarra led the
Baron!. ~tth nine kills Juruor R6ko
Mauumoto and ~nior Amy Brand
contnbuted c1&ht kills tach.
In other "olTc}ba.11: u.. S, Ocffa View t: Tiie Cba.rJers improved their unbca-
S"n~t Leaauc stnna to nmc ..._
twttP•"I the Scahawks. l s-4. 15-1,
I s-4 Middle block.er Leslee ~
had I~ kilts and se.ttn' Ki"'. J~
tontnbuted 17 as tits for 6diilm
(ll·l ovtn.11). Olnn View: M ia ~ pla). fdl to 6-9 overall · c.w. ,.. Mar a. •n °1
Criltrn Walliey Mill l I ~ ..
blocb .... M8mt Jo Prier 12 mlllllll
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Henltitcr's curmu contract. call-
iDI for a .SI. I million bue salar)i •
njhed It tbe end ottlus leaOll Ind 1111...-. to_. MeOtia&iaa a new
COllUK't IOOD .• tie wit llOC be ebl:ible
for h 11tDCY .antil after the I 919
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FOi SUIDIY I IDlllY 11-1I1
.,ILi. 1111 1111111•• 11 ...anu. I .......... 11
AFC E•st IHdtng INlla f8Ce tun cNhnge In t<Jngdome In first of nw ro.d
pmee In flnel ......,_ .•. s.hewtca h.w won both meetings -In 1977
Md 1984 -Md need tb6a one.
....... IMllll II 11111. , .. , 111-tttt ... H 11
Chlceao hM bMtl Big ~ 8-r vs. Sues ... 8eers !Md eerie. 1~.
lndudlng tut ten ... In MCOnd me9tlng last MUC>f'I, TB took 20-0 lead In
18' quwt•. BMra atlll won 27-26.
••1•11111n. ,,,,,, , 11 ~•-........ n
In "'9t rMtdt-up In mid..s.ptember In Pittsburgh, eeng.Ja could do
nothing for thr• quarters ... thanks to six Steeler turnovers, Clncy ,.,,led
In 4th quwter to win 17-13.
1•1111V11---n ua11 om ............ n
Bronco9 io.t thr• ot flrl1 four g81MS of '88 eeuon lneludlng 20-13 upset
by Chi.ta In KC .. ~ . Stew DeBerg threw two TD paaaes for Chiefs, John
Elwlly lneftecttw '°'Denver.
11111 111 ............... 11 ... TLllT ................... 17
Pacitera dernollehed both Patriots, 45--3, Md Vikings, ~ 14. then were
nipped by ~lklns 20-17 . ~. F9k:ona Just get mired deeper In division
where they don't befong ... Green Bay.
LI. .......... 111111121 "Ill ...... _ .. , .... 21
~·opened '88 MUOfi with 24-13 win over Chargers ... LA. led by
1987 Heilm•n tr<>P.fly Winner Tim Brown and OB Stew Beuerteln, Brown
retumlng klcitoft tor 97-yerd TO.
LI. 11111. ... --..... 11 •••• ••l.Plll..... ...... 24 A.n torecaatera plead f<>f some consistency~ NFL tums, but Eagjes,
Ille others, do not respon<ll ..• unt>Mtable one week, horrendous the
next ... f•vored Rams more conslS1ent.
.... _., ................. 27 ...a E•Llll .......... 20
P•t• own ~ame winning streak over Miami ... last season teams met In
8MSOfl opener plus seuon ci<>Mr. N.E. winning 28-21, 24-10 .. Sunday
"'°'*9 be The Dey of the Dolphins.
•••llllllTL--21 KTlllT--.......... 17
VllUnga hold 33-18Mr'9a1Md Including ~19, H~1.-.wweep last seuon
... Uonaavereged under 13 points per game in first eight games. weakest
offenM In NFL ... Vikings .
1811W I• llllTl ... 24 llLLIS .................... 20
Cowboys aurprlMd NY In '87 season opener 16-14 ... In Monday nite re-
m•tch, D911u, tralllng 24-14 In 4th quarter, came b•ck with tour FGs (NFL
record) plus TD to win.
.. 1•1 .am ...... 21 *'*lllt&llPIUS ........... 21
Colts swept Jets lul season, first time since 1980 ... just two FGs shut
ou1 J9ts In 1st game 6-0 . four more Coll FGs 1n re-match led to 19-14
win ... '88 Jett onpredlctable!I
Ill nfMllll ....... 21 **PllElll. .................. 21
49-rs haYe won IU1 fiYe meetings vs. Cards, leading iMmes 8-7 .
Phoenix r.tuming to ··norm.i" following foor stra.igllt wins. but stlll tn tll1ck
of NFC East t9Cle 49ers.
... 1111.Tll ........... 24 IEW llLUU .......... 21
~lklna teci.ng death-row next three weeks -Saints, Bears. then 49ers
on Monday nlte after Skins, Saints face Rams. Broncos . . if both
...,,,. turvlw. they·11 eern pl•yoffsl
ll.ml.m ........... ".10 ~ ................. 24
_,, -AFC Central nice heats up 1n Monday niter ... Houston beet
Ctevel•nd during '87 strike, 15-10. Browns des1roying Oiiers in return
match 40-7, CleYela.nd defense forcing 6 turnovers.
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NEW YORK -The Yankee Qipper Ill doesn't have much sympathy for Don
Mattinaly.
Joe Di.Mauio said Tuesday be bas
bard some of the trade rumors iqvolvin1 the New
York Yankees first baseman but doesn't think the
players should get an~ with club owner Oeorae
Steinbrenner for bis criticisms.
"I don't k:n~w why they should be upse~ ~th
Steinbrenner;• DiMagio wd. "He's made milhon-
aim out of all of them. That's not too bad.
"It's not vcryeasyattimcs.Sometimcsyou have to
take some of it. I auess be ~ts a little frustrated."
M!ttio&IY blasted Steinbrenner on Aug. l 1 for not
rapcctma players.
''Times have ctw>&cd. Tbe whole game has
cha~•• DiMaa;io said.
•You have 26 tea.ms; they changed the field from arass to AstroTurf. The &loves are biger. They brou&J'h
the fences in. Why shouldn't owners change, too'r'
DiMagio docs not believe players have more
pressUtt on them now than they did in his playing years.
"We only had one-year contracts. We only bad 16
teams. We had SOO minor-league teams. There was
always someone breathing down your necks. That's
pressure."
Quote of the day
Bob Reede. football coach at Augustana
College in Rock Island, Ill., when told that the
Vikinp' 24-21 loss Oct. 8 to Carroll (Wit.')
CollegeJ. which snapped a 70.g.ame winning
streak tor Augustana.. in rqular-scason games,
marted the ftnt time the team had lost, except for
flayoffs. since Ronald Reagan became president:
'That Points out the map.itude of what we did
accomplish ...
Ktnga win OD Gretzky'• goal
Wa,M-GrebQ''• 11th goal at 15:58 of ~
the second period snapped a tic and the Los '
Anades Kings beat -the Nord.iqucs. ~I ,
Tuesday night in an NHL pme in Quebec .
.Gretzky snapped a r .. J tic when be tipped in I wa.ist-
hi&h shot by WQM McBeu. J• TOlleW and Lee a.Mcame. with an em~= goal, also scored for the Kinp. while Walt P . · y ~d • 1oa1 for ~
Nord.iques. Before the game, the K.inp called up rookie
soaltendcr M..---Ptbpatrick from their AHL affiliate
New Haven NiaJithaw)cs and sent down defcnseman
Kea Baam~r and right winger Paal .Guy ...
Elsewhere in the NHL, Marlo Lemleu, playing with a
chest injury after a slashing incident. scored twice in the
third period as Pittsburgh downed visiting Vancouver.
S-3. Lemieux bas at least one point in each of
PittsburJh's 12 pmcs ... Cl89* Lehelle scored on a
brca.kaway with 6:14 remaining in the lhird period as
New Jersey edged Philadel.ehia, 3-2, in East Rl.\lberford
to send the A yers to their fifth loss in six games ... .DaJe
Bawerc:bt bad two goals and an assist as Winnipeg
dealt the New Yort Islandcn their fourth straight loss, .
8-1 . It was also the !standers' biggest margin of defeat
ever at home ... In Detroit. Mike Gartaer'a power-P.lay
aoaJ with SS seconds remainina in the third period bfted
Washirqton into a ~.hie with the Red Winas ... In
Hartfqrd, S..JH c.no.. Cllillde Lemleu and rookie
~e~eue scored during a 2:45 span late in the first
~~o spark Montreal to a 5-3 victory over the
Clippers top Detroit, 110-104
SPRJNGF1ELD. Mass. -Rookie m forward Charles Smith scored 15 of his 23
Points in the second half to lift the Los
Angeles Oippers past the Detroit Pistons, •
110.104, in the 16th annual National Basketball
Association H,n of Fame uh.ibition game Tuesday
niaht. . Ceo~ Benoit Benjamin added 22 points and
forward Ken Norman had 21 with I 0 rebounds for Ole
Oippen, who are .,UJI without holdout . Danny
Manning. the NBA's No. I draft pick out of Kansas.
Dctlnis Rodman, whose two three-Point baskets
nearly brought Detroit back from an I I-point deficit in
the fourth quarter, led the Pistonswitb 21 Points and 14
rtbounds.
Los Angeles. which closed the pre.season at 5-2,
C?ptns Friday night at Philadelphia. Detroit, 6-3, hosts
Charlotte in its sea.son opener Saturday ni&ht.
Rookie Gary Grant's ~in one second before the
buzzer completed an 11-i run and gave the Oippers a
~26 lead after one period. Detroit led, 9-8, on Bill
Laimbccr's layup before Los Angeles ran off the next
eight Points, half coming on dunks by Benjamin.
Rich Camarillo, who has handled the EE
Rams' punting chores this season while •II•
Dale H4tcher was sidelined by an injury, was released Tuesday by the NFL club.
Hatcher, on the injured reserve list with a knee
injury, probably will be rcturnod to the active roster
soon.
The Rams also waived wide rteeiver Thomas
Henley, a rookie free agent who was on the injured
reserve list with a knee injury.
Camarillo, an ciabt·year Nfl.. veteran. a veragcd 40
yards per punt for the Rams th.is season.
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llf THE BLltACBERS
" ... Mutilate, mangle, crush,· pound, slam,
hammer, annlhllate, bash. terrorize, plaster,
and pulverize. That about covers It. Now get
· out there and have fun."
Lona Beach State's Seay •hot·
LONG BEACH -Lona Beach State EE
aopbomorc wide receiver Marte Seay, who •II• . was shot while trying to shield a younaster
durina an apparent gang-related assault on .
a Halloween party. was transferred from critical care to
a rqular ward Tuesday. ..
Seay, 21, remained in fair condition, said Richard
Cox. a •Pokesman at Memorial Mcd.icaJ Center of Long
Beach.
Seay's right kidney was removed shortly after the
Sunday niaht attack on the west Long Bea.ch apartment
be shared with his sister.
A 17-ycar-old reputed Lon, Beach gana member
was arrested for investigation o assault with a deadly
weap()n. An adult wanted in the investigation remained
at l.arae Tuesday. police said.
Doctors said a bullet penetrated Seay's buttocks
and traveled through his liver, kidney and lung before
lod&ina near his heart, police said.
Team physician Dr. Robert Austi.n said ~y's
injuries were potentially carcer-threatemng.
According lo neigbbon and classmates who talked
to the family, the trouble started when some people
were asked to leave the party. Mary Roseborough,
Seay's sister, said the assailants came back three times
and shot at the apartment.
18 nominated to Buketball BaU
Four baclccourt-stan--Dave B .... Ill LC. J._., Earl M...-.e and Leuy
wuteu -were among 16 players, coaches
and contributors nominated Tuesday for
the Basketbalt Hall of Fame. Rounding out the nine
playcn nominated for the February elect.ion were
frontq>utt stars Dave Coweaa., Walt Bellamy and the
late LuTy F0tt1t and t!t'O · women, Au Meyers, a
standout at UCLA. and Nera ftlte, an AAU all-star
from Nashville, Tenn. Three coaches also l¥ere named
by the screening committee which is headed by Hall of
Farner Belt Couy. They a.tt Jack Bart.-wl, who has the
best winning record 10 Kansas State history; Jack
Ramsay of the Indiana Pa~ who bas posted 15
winni~ seasons during a 20.ycar NBA career that bas
made rum the winningest active coach in the lcquc,
and WW R9'18..., who was the first black head coach at
a Division I college when he took over Illinois State in
1970 ... South African Davkl Froat beat CMe Beck in a
la.st-bole chip-off for the $90,000 flrst pnzc in the
Shootout ~rtmil> in Tu<!son. From about 30
yards, Beck chipped some IS feet beyond the cup. From
the same positJon, Frost hit a sand wedge to Within six
feet of the cup for the victory ... Third baseman Robl.D
Veahln of Oklahoma State, wbo helped the U.S. team
win-the Olympic gold medal, was named winner of the
Golden Spikes Awa.rd, presented to the outstanding
amateur baseball player in the nation. The award, gj ven
by the U.S. Baseball Federation, is for athletic ability,
sportsmanship, character and overall contributions to
the sport ... The World Boxing ~ouncil bas agreed to
review ta_pesoflast Saturday!s eontrovmial lightweight
title unification' bout between J.Uo Cesar CUvea ag_d
Jne IA.la Bamtrea. then decide whether to qrd~r ~
rematch. Chavez. the World Boxing Association
champion, beat WBC champ Ramirez by unanimous
decision aft.er the referee halted the bout following an
accidental head butt that left.Ramirez bleeding ... The
averqe ~ leuuualuyinercued~ pm:ent to
$429,640, baseball gencnl mpagers were told at their
annual meetinp in Palm Spclngs. Barry Roa, head of
the ownen' Player Relations Committee, prepared a
rcpon that showed salaries had gone up, one year after
the only decrease in recent times ... The Oak.land
Athletics said they will not exercise the option for 1989
on G9-8....,.., contract, but still may try to retain
the 31-year-old second baseman.
Television. radio
nL•VlSION
' p.m. -HOCK•Y: Kines et Montreel <'*-ved),
Prime Tlcket.
_ ~ p.m. -80WUNG: Women's Columbia JOO
0.Hk from De Soto. Texas, ESPN. ... a p.m. -HOits• RACING: Oak TrN reot•n. cn.nnee 5' (Prime Tkket, 11 o.m.>. •
f p,m. -VOLL•YaALL: Teem Cuo competition
from the Forum Ct•oe), Prime Tle:kel.
ltADtO
6 o.m. -HOCKEY: Klnei al Monlrnl (oefeved),
KLAC.
Sabo
top NL:
.. reokie
Reds· 1nflelder
outpolls Grace,
DOdgers' Belcher
NEW YORK (AP) -OuU Sabo proved that the Cincinnati Reds
don't have to finish second at every.
thina.
Sabo was named winner of the
Jackie Robimoo Nadonal ~
Rookie of the Year by ~.......:Writers Auociation of ~ OD
Tuaday. The third bueman baned
r21 J, htt 11 bomcn and drove in "4
runs for the Reds who finished teeond
in the NL Weit for the fourth
conteeutive season.
He received 79 points-and 11 first.
place votes from a panel of2<t writers,
two from each NL city. Fint bueman
Mark Grace of the O:riOllO Cube-was
tee0nd with 61 points and ri&ht·
hander Tim Belcher of the DodlCrs
was third with 35.
Second blseman Ron Gant of the
Atlanta Braves had 22 points and
infielder Roberto AJoaiar of the San Dieao Padres had 11. Catcher Damon
Berryhill of the Cubs and infielder
Greg Jefferies of the New York Mets
were tied with three points each and
first baseman Ricky Jordan of the
Philadelphia Phillies had two.
"It means a lot to me," Sabo said.
"It's like the All-Star Game, I was
voted to that but I wa.so•t cownina on
it. When I aot it. I was baj>py. It's the
same with this. I wasn't countina on
it. Jfl did it. areat. lfl didn't get it. I
wasn't aoina to quit"
Reds Owner Marge Schott. who has
been critical of tb'e team's second-
placc finishes. aneoded Sabo's news
conference at Riverfront Stadium.
''Well, at least we won something.
: Ri&bt Chris?" she said..
Sabo stole 46 bases. tied for fourth
in the le1Jue and the most for a Reds'
rookie SLnce Bob Dcscher's S. in
1909. Sabo hit 40doubles. third in the
NL behind Andres Galarrq,a 's 42
and Rafael Palmciro's 41 and Sabo
was the only rookie.to play in the All•
Star Game and did it before the
hometown crowd.
At the start of the year, Cincinnati
was going IO use bim as a backup
infielder. However, when thiai
baseman Buddy Bell got hurt at the
end of spring training. Sabo took
over.
HERSHISER
. Prom81
for the Dodgers."
Since winning two games io the
World Series, includina the 5-2 vi~
tory that clinched the title for the
Dodaers, Hersbiscr bas been
swamped with endorsem~nt offen
and be plans to open an office soon to
better sort out the deals. •
Hcrshiser says be has been ap-
proachtd by firms selling underwear,
mapzincs, credit cards, clothes. food
products. mi.lk,-cereals, ~.mputers
and cameras.
•\Truth in advertising is goiJ\g to be
very important to me." Hersh.iser
said. "I'm not going to endonc a
product I haven't used or liked
before. I want to do classy thinas and
not just chase .a.ftu .the almi&Jlty
dollar."
Hershiser has also been ap-
proached by publishers wantina him
to write a book.
"They all want the book to be out
by sprina trainina. and aertina a book
out b¥ then would be a bia wk."
Hersbitcrsaid. .. We'll sec what come!
of that."
CLICHE.
P'romBl • •
and collected. He's on an even keel, a
aoodmandameatandpotatocspy.
Q...::.. What arc yourquanerblclt's
aratestattributcs? ,_
A-His quick release, ability to
reacj quickly and comctly, good head
on his shouJden, stands on bis own
two feet and keeps them on the
IJC)und, he's the backbone ofour
offense.
Q-What happened to your punt
BARONS CLINCH SECOND PLACE •• '· From Bl
cov~. · · A-outinleftfieldmostof
the aft n.
Sienna Cul'Cl, the Sailors (I J-i, 7-2)
rolled to a Sea View Leaaue win at
Unjversity, IS-11 , ll-lS, IS-8, 15-9.
Pfister. a junior outside hincr led
both teams with 17 kills and Cu.s;i
added four kills &nd 4S-assists fo'r
Newpon Harbor.
lnlM a. ea,. Valley t: Bev Oden
led the way with 17 kills, U the
Vaqueros won at home, l S-7, I S-0,
IS-9. StephanieCbain&added lldip
for Irvine, which remained unbeaten
this teas0n. ~ in South Coast lelaue p&ay and I 3-0 overall. _. IAmJ Cktstlu I, N..,_. artnlaa 1: Liberty cliMbed the
Academy t..aaue championship wi&h
a t:-u. aw. 1s-u1._ 1u wntict. Slaaroa CroYCh ( 13 UJJI. three blocb,
tbrec aces), Ha.._ Cid.uety (eeva
blocb) wt Jenny £4suom (14
......... " killl IDd 111 ec:a) weft
tile ... .....,. -tile wta.Deri. I• sifts pnplilnil:
'Nc•pw1 1111W It. V••••&1 t: FnPmea Jeuene Ftypu improved
INt nciont to Sl-3 witb a ~
in li.Qlla, but die Trq;us BU) were toUJJJ~ 1t by Sea View rival
NftPC)rl H~. flypu is currently
the No. 2-ruked liQlles pll)W' in tbe ~Ml ltlar I,~ t; CGI
wtaa ~ pma, IC-71: The Sea Kings t 17-1, 9-0) won the Sea View taaue
match at Estancia despite 1 sweep in
sin&Jes by baJc'S junior Dina Birch.
and sweeps in doUblc1 by her team-
matet Kari Deuucb and Shan.non
Suzuki, and Uz Collins and Mollie Jlomm. Estancia is 14-4, 7-2.
ln water polo:
Ml ..... VleJe •• Martu a: Vic
Petroeci 1COred bis fifth pl of the
pme with J • tee0nd1 remainina to lift the host Diablos to the non-leaaue
Win in a ~tile of teams ranked in CIF
3-A. The Viki~ IS-12 overall, were
rated fourth while Mission Viejo was
ranked 1evenlb in the lat.est poll.
Marina took a 7-6 ~ early in. the fourth quaner on a pl by Bob
Haefner but the Oiablot ICOfcd the
aat two pAa fOr an 8-7 lad bcfoft
Oeol' KaiY'• lbtb pl o( the pme tied it for me Vikinp with 35 aeconds
left.
...._ 0.. '-Crtlll 1: Junior Bob
o.lluci scond tbt winn~ ~2r:a1=.r4.7 ssa:.1 ~· J--Qllill at 16 Evel 1• ... for .... Dii.
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Utwlllr ...... a _...pl Pfra1e1
upri.U.. hi &he *rd qmner lhlt
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Q-About your ICDCl'a) maoqer7
A-Yeah, he may look like butter lifted OCC to the Orana~ Empire wouldn't melt in bis mouth, but he'll
Conference victory at home. lie thtouab bis tee\h Ind hit you below
In men's soccer: tbebdt, rwouktn'tlNlthimasfaras
Olup C...t 1, P.nen.. t: Scan I could throw him.
Swcenq-netted the_pme's onJy aoaJ Q-Howaboutyourvetcran
43 minutes into fint half u the linibKka'? 1 Piratet (13-4-31 S-0-2) remained tied A-He..knoMaJJtberopcsdocsn't
for lint with Rancho Sanliqo in the miuatrickottumabait,belmowt Oranac Empire Conference. Host wbicbaidebiabladitbuuaedon.
Fullerton (5-8-2. J...t) was unable to Q-Yourbeckpincld400yuds
score apinst OCC aoalie Jeff' Cova.. IOdly.
wbo bad 14 saves.. A-HJ'Utotolftl&lellltbafor
In wol'l\tft'uoccer: )IOVandtoltieeltnmileitlabs,bc'U
Oruce.C.U& I, ....,.,.. .. 1: Tbe pvt you everytbjQI be'• aotad lheft
Pirates mlldc the Ions journey . 10 tome.
Bakenfiekl wonh•hile u Debbie Q-What do you tbinlt of your Bon~ rebouft4ed ber own thot owner'adrelatoday?
for apl l2 minute. into the second A-llWOUldn't'®Cbtbatwitha
half 10 break I l ·I tic and keep 0CC 1 ().fooc DOie.
unbalten (7-0 in tbe South Cot.st Q-1'11eownerortbedral?
Conhnce, IS-Ooverall). A-Tbat'aitowrmydmdbocty
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SEA VIEW LEAGUE FOOTB:ALt • • • SUNSET, ANGELUS FOOTBALL ••• ......
.. We can't live h.im a lot of open ua. And tometimes eveo when you don~~jum~ riabt over people ...
t.ck • otrense revolves an>und quanerbect Jeff Blanco.
It's at the Santa Ana Bowl Tburs-
day niabl
cautc with u.J l-for-U niabt in the
puaina department, aood for 105
yards,
''It wai a aood be.lance and the
blcks ran welf too," said Brinkley
The Sailonenterthe Es1aDCia satM
at full s~nath. accordina to their coach.
Jt would api>car the Tan will need
all they've &Ot to contend with
Foralonatimethispmewasaone. ~t;ancia. a~ which has made a way street. • hvmao~o~r s pas~lnuamC$, to the
Ba61• n. Baflon
Estancia's £aales wercjust another · tune of 1~ mtercepuons. .
obstacle to neaotiate on the way to the • Eta~cia Coach John Lle~naood OF playoffs and leque title upira-recoan12C$ the threat o.f runnana back
tions for the Sailors of Newport Tom Walker of the Sai_lo~ -he was Harbor. the leque's MVP as a JUOIC?r. .
Not so th.is time. (l's a struaJe for But he sees other potentJal pitfalls
survival for both as they square off as !"ell. ; . •
with very similar approaches. I~ ~ a team ~ffort which, beat
Both hke to run the ball, have bacq Tustin, noted Lie~n&ood. 'The
they're very proud of, and try to blend q~ert.clc (Scheck) 11 the ,key who
a reasonable passing pme with it. !1as Jelled thell! toeether. Hes throw-
But unlike most occuranccs, this !DI adequately and. when you do that
time it's Estancia, led by the running at ~pens t!t~ run a little. .
of junior Josh Wojtkiewicz briftfing And at s not only (Jam) S~ey
in a braaioa riahts overall ~ord ~ho we ~ve to w~rry ~bout rece1v-
(6-l-l, l-'l-l ), as o~sed to Harbor's . •Pa-Theyre. lhrowing 1t to Walk~r. 2-6-0 1-2-0 credentials. too. Walker in the Oat or Stanley with
"We just hope we can build off a ~~k. . . .
what we did last week." sa.id Ncwpon But stJU the~ thing~ have to
Coach Jeff Brinkley, alluding to his be conce~cd with 1s shut~ng down
team's come-from-behind 17-10 vie-Walker, either-at fullback. 10tbe1. or
tory over Tustin. at an. off-back. be .docs a good JOb
"That's the kind of game that turns block:i!lJ. ~en hes shut down the . d r. s .. co tin ed opposition wins. cv~ an~ aro~n 1.or u • .n. Y "It's a district game and it's their
. Bnn y. We ye kind of anucipated Homecoming. But we've got somc-
!hat pme ~e last three weeks. ~e thing at stake, too. We want our
JUSt .thouaht it would happe!"' earhcr. school to be proud of this team and
Against ."SaddJebac~ we did some our kids know what's at stake." I~ thtnf!, .but JU~t .m~de S!'m.e It's at Newport Harbbr Friday :stalcn~· Against Una. 1t JUSt d1dn t night.
flfopefully, we've finally hit th.ft...,.
point where everything comes Sea Kfn6• n. Tlllen
t<>f.ether. •our linemen, I think. gained some
confidence off last week's game. The
linemen, the second half, took charge,
and we were able to run the football.
Newpon Harbor quarterback
Steve Schcclc also helped the running
Pacific Coast standings
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Corona del Mar's Sea Kings remain
unbeaten. but two ties leave them
with a'prccarious 1/2-gamc lead'Ovcr
four others, with Ncwpon Harbor
still looming down the road.
Sea Kings Coach Dave Holland is
South Coast standings a..... OWral
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PCL, SOUTH COAST ••• homBl
th.is week's contest is do or die against
Dana Hills. Irvine enters the contest
with a 1-2 record and finds Dana Hi tis
a pme ahead at 2-l after the
Dolphins' 9-7 shocker over
Cap1st~no ~alley, Dana Hills' first-
everwtn ap1nst Capo.
They've put together thrtt straight
excellent performances," Henigan
said. "They're a much better team
than they were at the beginning Qilllc
season. "They've made some cWftlcs
in their backfield and it's helped them
tremendously. '
"We ltnow our backs arc to the wall.
and I hope at this point we'll be
prepared.'
The Vaqueros arc coming off a
tough loss to Orange County's No. I
ranked team in Mission Viejo; a game
that saw Irvine fail on a two-point
conversion late in the contest that
would have won it. Cunis echoes
Hcnigan!s hopes that ~c Vaqs can gel
back up after a disheartening loss.
"Our kids ha~e played hard each
week and I think we've reached a level
this season where the kids will be up
for the game," Cunis said. "Our
backs are up against the wall. If we
beat Dana. we'll go to the P.layoffs and
if they beat us. they'll ~o. •
It's at Dana Hi1ls Fnday.
Smith has one th·~ng
to be thankful fer ·
USC coach pleased
Washington State
not on schedule
LOS ANGELES (AP) -When
wa c e
film of the seoond-ra'hlced Trojans'
upcomina opponent, Cal. he found at
least one reason to be thankful.
USC doesn't play the other team on
the film this year.
"We looked at the Cal-Washington
State this morning and I'm a.lad
Wuhinaton State isn't on our sched-
ule," Smith said Tuesday wbcn asked
about the team that ambushed top.
miked UCLA. 34-30. on Saturday.
"They (WSU) tore Cal up," the
Trojans coach said of the Cougan'
..._13 rout of the Bean earlier this
~4-teuon. "I th.ink WasbinJton State
bad somcthina like 30 points in the
fint quarter."
While Smith docsn 't have to worry
about playina Washinaton State. be
teems worried cnouah about playing
Cal Saturday at the Coliseum.
"They're not $-3 by mistake," be
Mid of the Bears' record. "They're S-3
becaute they're a aood footbefl team.
"We're aoina to be l)layina I fine
Cal team that has excc1lcnt balance."
Tbe Trojans, meanwhile, are 7-0
overall and lead the Pacific-I 0 Wtth a
S--0 mark.
Looming ahead for USC, which
faccsArizonaStateatlfcms)eon Nov.
12, arc a Pac-I 0 showdown with
UCLA on Nov. 19 and a possible
battle for the No. I ranking against
Coliseum. The Irish moved into the
top spot when UCLA lost this
weekend.
The Trojans moved from third to
second in the national poll with a
41-20victory at Oreaon State that was
touJbcr than the final score might
indicate.
The heavily favored Trojans shot
out to a 17-0 lead over the Beavers in
the second quarter, but Orcaon State
rallied to pull to within 20.14 m idway
throuah the third period. USC finally
put OSU away with three touch-
downs in the final quarter.
The Trojans have squandered large
leads in each of their past two pnics.
includina a 2&.27 escape qajnst
Washinaton, and Smith was asked if
that worriC'd him.
"Sure, we talked with the team
about it." the coach sa.id. "It's time for
us to develop the killer instinct. But
it's difficult. When you act a bi& lead.
it's natural to lose a little intensity.
"But every team we play from here
on out Is ~ cnouah to come back
and beat us if we act ahead and lose
our intensity."
Walsh calls Montana
trade talk 'ridiculous'
SANT A CLARA (AP) -San
Fnncilco 49en Coach Bill Walsh on
~ dJtmilled repofU Of a pou-ible of veteraa q~ Joe
Moall.DI. c:allina the talk .. ridic~
loua."
Walab•1 decision to swt bec:kup
Steve y °'"" for a MCOnd tvaiabt week bid IPU1'ftd Montana eo "8te
Moaday thit be fdt the 49ers wae
....... 19dyto trO him.
"TM ~ncti~ cte.dhne ~
weeb 11Dt". _W.W. aald Tuetdiy. ... , •• ftdiCulOiii... .
Slill, 1 coeftlled Montana said be
woiuld DCM llUle for the role of No. 2 .........
"I think that anybody who foraecs
himtelf u a backup anytbina has
~ma to start with,' Montana
llid.
The 49eft' te:UOD·kma quartcrbect
controvcny, which bas virtually
ovenblldowed the team's bid for 1
uth auailbt plaYC>ft' bcnb. f1ared up
anew ia tite Wah of Walsh's com·
mcnta thal MonlaDI woa't be sufft • cientb 1eoo:.....a. &om vanoua U..
mnta '° stan Suedly at PMenix.
Montana •ra be ~ it re-CO'¥tred and ii .. 11 ll)Od lbape .. be
Wll when be aed tbe &I to their ftnt
Super loWI title iD I 9t l •
l'romBl
As for the Barons' pme. Milner
uid:
"We're \rylJ'\I to ~t better. I don't
think we took a steJ' forward in temu
of tcchrucal improvement as a result
• of the Wcnnunster pme.
"We dldn't play well defensively
technically, and offensively (line
coach) Mike Hcnapn was a little
disappointed with the way the line
playe<i, especially the way we run-
BAJUtY OA8Jmf8
Un19enlty
well aware o( the capabilities of
Tustin, a team with a similar style of
waitina for \he other to make the
mistake. '
"They've been playins J~·bad,
aood-bad, and rm sure this ts going to
&c one or their sood games,", said
Holland. "They play a few guys both
ways, but Monte Jones throws the
ball well and runs their ofTcnst. "It'~ a very basic offense, but they
have those two running backs and
both arc sons of coaches."
Visko Ancich, a hard-running
sophomore, is the son of Tustin
Coach Marijon Ancich, and senior
Casey Mazzotta is the son of Cerrito$
College Coach Frank Mazzotta.
Others who have Holland's atten-
tion arc defensive lmcman Clayton
Sellers (6-3, 220), linebacker Chns
Feliciano (6-1, 190), Jones in the .
secondary and Kevin· Jurkowski, a
two-way standout at wid.eout and in
the secondary.
Corona def Mar appears to be in top
shape for t.hc game with Brandon
Bento recovering from a sprained
ankle, and Brian Lucas back from a
ligament sprain in his neck.
It's Friday night at Orange Coast
College.
SAlrn1CES
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It's at Westminster H igh Friday
niaht.
'Elsewhere in the Sunset Leaiue:
Cbr6en n . S-ha•b
Edison's Chargers need a victory to
maintain their reputation as they
steam toward the CJF Division l
playoffs, and Ocean View needs a win
to maintain a reasonable shot at a
playoffbenh.
"We're both stttinJ at a sp6t where
}'OU have to win," said Edison Coach
Dave White. "They win. they're m
the playoffs with a win over Manna.
1They lose. they're out. probably.
"They beat us last year and our kids
will be ready."
Ocean View Coach Guy Carrozza
docsn'1 disagree with an} of those
notions.
• "Obviously we control our own
destiny," said Carrozzo.
"We'd ltlcc to go 2-0 the nexl \WO
weeks, but watching Edison on film.
they're awesome.
''(Donnie) Smith is more 1han an
ample replacement for Greg
Angelovic (the mJured quanerback).
He stepped right in and they didn't
miss a beat. They lit up the
scoreboard like a pinball machine.
•They have so much 'depth at all of
their positions.
"And I'm sure it's ort their mind-
last year we were able to sneak up on
them. This year they probably h•vc
had one ofour T-shirts hangint up in
their weight room.
"At least we have a lmle momen-
tum going in."
It's at Huntington Beach Fnday
niahL
OUen n . Lion•
If the Huntrngton Beach High
Oilers arc to have an} designs on a
CIF Division I pla}offs berth in 1988.
it's either now or never as West-
minster invades the Hunungton
Beach campus fo• the third ume m
the past four years.
A loss for Hunungton Beach v.ould
eliminate any ch&f>cc for the pla)ofTs
and enhance a shot at he cellar
"We've bad real trouble v.1th
Huntingion Bech· an the past here,"
said ·Westm1nst~r Co-<:oach Stan
Oarlc. "They've bCaten us twict in the
past three yea~ and both times 11 wa s
on their field.
"They need a win reall} bad and 11
makes me feel like a trapped animal. I
feel we're $Oing to be m a real battle.
''Watchmg the film n appdrs t&e
second quarterbacic didn't do that
badly last week, We're &01n& to
approach 1t as 1f be (Hunungtolil Bcach~s starter) hadn't been bun.~
The Oil~ are going with Chns
Will, their oriaiuJ uner this sealOG
at uanetblck. after ~ ~
sun\red a aeason-and presJ ~· endt~ kAce injury last..._
·wm bad won tbe startet's role at
season's outlet, but IG&1 tbe job to
Pettinato after two weeks. • ·
ln terms of comperadvc ICCftt -
Huntinaton Beach was a 28-6 Joeer to
Ocean View, the same foe which loll
to Westminster, lS.13.
''That's probablv our biatest coa.-
cem "said Clark. .rTbe phYi~
appr0ach to th.is pmc. Kid;are:
and it's awfully hard to convince
them bow difficult it is aoin& to be
when off comparative scores it •P-
pcars it won't be that way."
Said Huntington Beach Coecb
Gcoric Pascoe: ··westminster is
much biuer th.an we and are a
physical bunch of guys, they always
arc. We have to pl•Y our best pme to
be in the pme:
In tbe Angelus Lea&uc:
JfolJIU'Clu n. St. Paal
Mater Dci head coach Chuck Gallo
has the toughest two-pmC' schedule
of any coach an the Southland with SL
Paul and Servile still left in the
Monarch's path td 'the CIF playoffs.
"This as the moment we've waited
for," Gallo said. No mancr what
happens, if we win the next two
games, we'll be Angelus Leaaue
champions. We gave a championship
effon against Bishop Amat, but 1t
wasn't championship play. In ~h~
next two week~we need to oombin
the effon with~ play to beat SL Paul
ana Servite. . .
"St. Paul is very aood api,nsl the
run. Their coach bas put fire in their
eyes. They're iaaresstvc and hostile
and it'll corn~\ 1Jaey _hlYc extelle11r brtakaway peed-mlhe
backfield and their qUartel'bac:k is
difficult to trap. He's got a strong;
9uick arm." .
It's at Oranaie Coast ColrCIC Thurs. day. •
Now's the tim9 to rake in tt..sovingl
on the items 'fOU need most. Sove big
on oil, filtan. plvga, P4Wtl, chemicals
ond more! Hurry in todor.
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•w.,nlnotOll • ov.,. New Orll••' 'lndl•Moolla l over New VCW'I< Jers
Sen F••nclsco 3 ovtf •Phoenl• 8uff•to v' 'SHllle, even •Denver I ov.,. K•n1a1 Cliv Mefldey
C(fvel•nc! 1 over • Hou&lon
COLLEGE TOI' 20
Sef\Wdly
1 •Norrt O•me 33 over RIGt
2. •use n over Celltornl•
3. 'Ml1ml, F.. 3' over Tulu
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S. FIOrlele St•lt • ov•r 'Soull'I CerOllna 6. UCLA .... ., OVll' 'Oreoon
7 NIOrHk• 27 ov..-•1ow• S111e
I Olt .. homa J over 'Oltl.,1ome Sl•ll
t 'Aut>t••n 21 ov..-Soutr..rn Ml11l111ool 10 ·wvomlng IS over TUH·EI PH O
II At l<•naea 1 over •eevtor
12 "Oltlanome St••• 3 unoer Ol<lenoma IJ LSU 2 uneltf • Ai.oem•
1' 'Mtc.hloe11 lO over M•nneM>'• IS 'South C•rOlln• 4 unoer FIOr•O• St•lt 16 •svr•o..M ?S lo over N•vv
11 •C>emlOfl n over Nor•~ C•ro1111e 1• . Alaoeme , o...... LSU
If Georgie Jh over 'Ftor1da
20 8VU IS ov.,. 'San o,_ Ste••
(lie) lndlane 5 over 'INlnol1
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1"7-e.nlto Santleeo1 Sen Oleoo 1"6-Todcl Wor,.., at. Louis
lflrVlncl COIWMn. SI. L.ou11 1914-0wklht Gooden. N9w York
ltO-C>errvl StreWberrv, N9w Yort<
191:2-SMw Sa.II, Los Mtelft
lfll-F·ernendo Velanzuete, Lot A~ lfl()-St.,,.. Ho-. Lot Anee1n
1'79-tlk.k SYlcMM, LOI A~
I~ Homer, Allan!•
ltn-Andre 0.WIOll, MontrM l 1t76'-f'al z..ctv"v, Cklelnnell, •nd Buie.It M1Ueer, San Oleeo. lie
1'7rJohn Montefusco, Sen Fr•nclKO 1'7.........U McBride, St. Loi.its 1'7>-<>•rv MetthlWS, San Franclaco
1'12-Jon Meri.ck, New York
1'11-E•n Wllllemt, A"-nl•
1'70-<•rl Morion, Montr•el 1"6t-Tld Sit-•, LOI A~ 1Nt-JoMnv Bench, Clnclnnell 1"67-Tom Seever, N-York 1"6-Tommv Helm1, Clnclnn•ll 1"65-Jlm Lefebvre, Lot Anoelel
l~lchle Allan, Pllllede!Phl• •~• Row , c 1nc1nne11 IN?-i<en Hul>CK, CN<.uo
IN l-81Hv WIUIAm1, Cllleago
l~r•nk How•rd, Los A~ lt~Ule #N.Covev, Sen FrenclKO lt~lando CeHda, S.11 FrancllCO
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1'54---W•llv Mooft, SI Louil
1'9-Jlm Gllllem, BrOOltlYn
1'5:>-Joe Bladl, BrOOltlVn 1'51-wllle Me-n, N-YCW'k
l~m Jetttroe, 8ost0fl
lt~ Newcomo.. 8rOOlllvn l,._Alvln Owtt. lkKIOll
1947-Jedlle ltoblnlOfl, BrOOlllVn
NOTE: One Plever wea MIK!ed u Melor
L-· ROOkle of 11'19 YMr 111 1947 Md '"' The POllCY of nemlnt • OleYV from M<h !Meua
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MdWnt DMsltn
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Deir.a J 5
Denver 2 6
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New York 4 3
Wtlhl119ton 4 4
Ctlerlottt 2 4
NewJerMv 1 6
CentrM DMWft
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tndlene s 3
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NllC NOTIC£ Ml.JC NOTIC£ Ml.IC NOTICE MUC fl)TICE PUil.iC M)TIC[ MUC fl)TICE
ftCTITIOUI 9UllNlll This bu1inen is con-NOTICI Of rlclel Recofda of Mid Coun-dllcitlms any lleblltly fOf any tofOfe •xecuted and ·de· NOTtCI Of· ot 1he 1ralt!f '"* There-KIF\SCHENBAUM, 115 CivlC IOld. Ttn per cent ot wnount
NAMf IT A T!MINT ducted by an lod1\lldu11 TlltUITEE'I IALI ly Incorrectness of the 1trMt livtf.cl to the underligned • N..-.0 NMllT 104'e little 0t no lmpect to the Cen-,. Oflw Wee1, Suite bid to be dee>Otited with bid.
The lollow\ eon• are Mich ... P Flynn No. 2llO ReHrYlng lhe rtlrom tddr ... end ottl« common Wff11en Oec*•tfon of De-The Coun1y Senit•1ton environment Is ••P9C19Ct 230, Senft Ana, CA 92701, 8'da04'on.ttot1elnwr1t-
dol ~ .. ne:: ::" Thtl lltlerMnl was flied YOU ARE IN DEFAULT ll'OM auemen11. rights end d•aconetlon, If any, ehown fM.tlt end Oemand f()( s.... 1tr1Cll ol Orenge County T1'eMet ... .,...... CNNo-County of Orenge. Stet• of Ing end will be received at
D" " E L 0 p E R s wtth Ille County Clerk of Or-UNOER A DEED OF TRUST Interest .. Ml fOl'lh tn Article l'lereln. and • wrlUen Notice of De-(CSDOC) hH epplied IOI' ... ., ............ CelilOtnfe, ... the right, title the llOttNid °"'°' et any
FINANCIAL NETWORK. anQe CountyonOc:tober 12. DATED SEPTEMBER 9, XI or lhe Decl•r•tlon of .SeldN¥11bem.O..~I teult end Efectf()(I to Sell. permit wllh the Ctllfornla Publiel'led OranQe Cottt end lntel'nt of Nici g.. tltM •ft• the flrtt publl·
2291M El Toro Rd El T0to 1988 ,...,. 1987. UNLESS YOU TAKE Coven11111, Con<lllk>n• end without covenenl or wer· The underalgned c•u•ed C:0.1111CommlU10nreg1rd· Dllty Pllot Nowmber 2. 3, 4, CMMCS at the lime or dMlh eatloel '*'°' end befOl'e
Calil04'nit 92830 · ' Publllhed Orange COtst ACTION TO PROTECT Reetrlctlone '°' Trec1 No. renty, upreu Of Implied. re-Mid Nollce ol Defeult and Ing Replecement ol Portions 1988 • end all the rlgtlt, fltte and dete of Nie.
Mlctt ... p Flynn. 1565 Dilly Piiot OC1obef 19. 26. YOUR PROPERTY. IT MAY 8858 rec:ord.cl on March 22. gerdlng 1111•. ~.or Election to Sell to be r .. of Cotti Highway Force W217 lnttf•l thet the .... ,. ot O.t.cl "*. dey of·, 19-.
Cerlbt>ean Wey Laguna November 2, 9, 1918 BE SOLD AT A PUBLIC 1917 In Boo41 121 15 P1gtt ~':"bra~. 10 pay the corded In the county wnete M•ln, Contrtct No. 5-31. Uk1 dec•••d ha acquired ARLINI llLVIRMAN,
Beech CA 92151, W2 12 SAl.E. IF YOU NEED AN EX· 1000. tt aeq ot Ofllctal R•· rem1mlng l)l'lnclpel aum ot the r .. I property la located. Thia Job will reot909 ep-P\8.IC fl)TIC£ by opetellon of few or other· lnoutot o1 .......... ef
' PLANATION OF THE cord1ofNk1Coun1y the not" aecured by Nld Date:Octot>er2•. 1918 proxlmatety4,500feetot u . w1 ... other then 0t In ed· NldD ... ndlnt
N AT u A E 0 F T H E PARCEL 2: Deed of Trust. wllh lnternt Tope 119111 ...... Lind-lttlng dattrlortttd llffl I( .,.. dltlon to !Nit of Mid de-Lerry KlrKMnbeum. At·
---1PAOCEEDING AGAINST Unit Mu lh<>wn on the lhefeon.uprovldecflnNICI 11'9.lftC..•••cUrvelee,l'y cyflnOer pipe fOfee mtln .............. c.utd,e1thetl~of dMth, t04'n41V et Ltw1 •• t15 CIYle
YOU, YOU SHOULD CON-Condominium ~erred 10 In note•. •dvances, ii 1ny, Clirt f . ~·•_..,df, At• Mnlt~ MIMI' llnron tne AN1'"""1.. In end to ell.ahe c:er1eln ,.., Centtf'. Orive--"ett. Suite TACT A LAWVER Pare.I 1 above. undertheterm1ofNld Deed lorMJ lft Feet, 1t1• ....._ toU1ti atci. or Pacific .Coeet ~.. property tltueted In the City 230. Sri1 AM, CA~2T01
On December 2. 11188. at Tile etrM1 addrns and of Trust. feel. ehergea and MeMce lml., 9"eftr .... , High'#~ In Newpof! -. A~ of Coet• ~· County of PublfeNd Orenet Coelt day. October 27. 1988 11 30 AJA .. Top• AHi E•· other common dalQnauon, expenaes ot tM TrullM end Ce I If or 11 I • ( 2 1 a) BMctl 591h Street In tile Superlol' Cou~ ot <>renee. S1ett of Ceflfornte. DellY Piiot November 1, 2, a.
m Denv er. Colorad ct late Lending, inc .. H duty If eny, ol tilt rMl properly of the 11'\.1111 cr .. ted by NICI 111 •tt'ln-f7tl and Newport BoulevtrcS the Stet• of c.llf0tnle. '°' penfeuWtYdeectlbed aa fol· 1"6 •
A w ell-loved and re-eppolnled Trullff under ducrlbed a bove la O..OofTru1ttOl'thesmoun1 P91'1G7 (Arch .. ). A flna l En-theCountyofOrenge Iowa.to-wit: TW340
._... f tnd purautnt to Deed ot purporled 10 be 812 Village reuoneb'Y n timtted to be· Publlel'led Orange Gout wonmental .Jmpect. l~tbe Metter or the Eattte •more comme>rn'y lOOllfl\ -
specu.-u ormer resi-Trust recorded September CreMI. unn II. Co•f• Mast, $C"1,SOO;O() D9lly Pilot Nov9mW 2. 8, WU coms>leted end cert fled of SIMON H. LEVY. 0.--14l~OAK10WN LANE.
ORBACH
M AT ILDA ORBACH.
age 9~. born m Cen -
tral City. Colorado.
puaed away Thurs-
PACIFIC VIEW
MEMORIAL PARK
c.m.cery • Mor1uery
Cl'l•pel · Cramt1()('(
SELL de nt of Coron.a del 15. 1987. ea lnw No Celll04'nlt The beneflccary under UI, 1981 In June 111a. regarding CMMO. COSTA MESA. CALI·
Mar and Dearonessof 87·520489, or Ottte1e1 Re-Th• undereigoed Trust" Seid Deed ot Trust het• W211 NW9fimplovementprotect1 NoUcellhtfebyglventhtt FORNIA92129
the Corona del Mar oorda. executed by Cun In t9*.,... The wor1e wilt be the underalgned Will Mii at T•ma or .. ceetl In lew-
. John C•rllOfl, a llngte men •-JC 1111\Tll't •-.,. lllftTlC( •-.,. NOTICE compl«ety within I.he pubtic Pr!Yet• Nie. to the ~t fUI money of ttle Untted Community Church u t~llOI'~. 1n the office of r--. ""'~ ~"" ~ llrMI rlQht-ol·w•y along end best bidder. aubt9C110 Stet• °" conflrmeeton of throuah cl~ssified
142-1111 for sever al yevs. the County ~del' of Or· CONSOLiOATID MPORT Of CONDITION Of PCH end Should invotw conllm11tlon of Mid Su-..... °'pert, cMh end bal-
Maulda 15 survived "'199 County, State 01 Cell· A.....CAN INTlftSTAn aANK m1n1me1 dltrupllon of trtltlc pertot Court. a.°' •lttf the erlCI wlde!ICed by not• -
3500 F'•c1l1c V•ew DroYe
N•""PO'I Be•c" .&!4'2.Z!lO_
D --fornle. WILL SELL AT PUB-Ion of .... ___... __ I B k" f beCeuee tM wor1I ,. on the 1'th day ot November, cured by MMoeoe Of Trutl by her SlSter. nu:oe LIC AUCTION TO HIO"iEST Con1otldeted Report of Cond it ,..,, __ , l'lteretet• an ° aoulh atci. of PCH OUlelde 1981 at the Offioe or LARRY Deed on the property eo
H ellbom , niece Win -BIDDER FOR CASH ~n Beech, Or• COul'I • and Dome.tic -Svblidlatlet •t the clote of . •
Kartman: nep ew une o .. in • neu on •P em PWLIC fl)JIC( PWUC fl)TICE
Dack Linsenmaier ; ~ '::i~1r: n'1;:~eo.,,~:::= Dotter Amounte
HA .. aOR LAWN·
MT. OLIVE
Morlul ry · Cemetery
Crem•tory
~andsons Ko rt and 10 the Counly CourthOuM, AllETI In Thoveench •
1chael Orbach and b~ Ct~ ~tr DroSt ~ .. ti CMh and due fro m banks ... AtO.:.:··......................................................... 5, 175 Coneolldattna domeatlc and foreign eublidlattee
great grandson Mat-C•lll!n,1~1~ no~T.' 111: ~ lnveetment securltes (Market'Vllue $498) ............................................... 499 Of the l.18EATI' NATIONAL BANK Of Huntington
thew Orbach . S h e lnternt c:onYeyed 10 and Non-Investment aecurltlet..................................................................... ·0-e.cti. In tht et•te of CALIFORNIA, at the cloee of 11525 G111., Ave
Coll• MeH S•O·SS5•
will be interred now held by 1t under Mld Trading account securlt ....... ,................................................................ ·O· ~on Septamber 30, 1NI publtehed In
T h ursda y, November ~of Trust on the prop«ty F9defal funds sold and wurl1'ea purctlaMd under reeponet to ctti mecSe by Comptro!W of the
3 at l l ·00 AM at P a -111u1ted 1n saJd County and agreements to r ... n Jn ctomeatlc; offlcies.................................... .... 3,950 , CufTW1CY undat title 12 United Stat• Code
caf ac V~ew Ce~etery Stet• described 11 •Con-Loens. Total (exoludlng u(lffrned lncome) ...................... 39 ,735 a.ct1on 1'11 Chertar Num'ber 1730e Comptron«
PIE .. CE BROTHERS
HLL l"OAOWAY
Mo•tu••ry · Cl'l•l)el
Corona del Mar A ?~';'~;::um mL:.!se~~~~•cei:.:,~~ L ... : Allowance for Polllble loen 10 ... s ....................... ,. 597 Of the Cur,..ney, We.tam Dtatrlet F.ci.,a1 AeMrV9 M . 1 . f I described as lollowa l,.oant, Mt ...................................................................... ~t ...................... 39, 138 Dlatrtct e~ona servicep ~-PARCEL 1 Bank premises. F.F. & E. etc. (Including $-0· capltat leeM) .................... 428 ·
lowing at 12:00 · An und1v1oed 11133rd RMI •t•t• owned other than bank preml.......................................... 495 ltet1Mlftt Of ftHouroee and• lilt ....
at Coro na de l Mar 1n1ereS1 on and to Loi 1 ot lnveetment1 In unconsolldated aubsldl11les end 110 B•o•dw•y Co111 MHI
162-9 150 Community Church . Tr1et No 8858. 1n the City of llMOCfated compan........................................................................ -0· AllSTI
611 Heliotrope. Cor-Costa Mesa Coun1y ot Or· Cu8tOfMr't lleblllty to ttllt bank on acc:.ptences ootttandlng..... .. ... -O-
on a d e l Mar. The fam-~M~~·~~~fC:,"':o: Other eneta (Including S-0-lntanglblea).............................................. 5.•27
ily s uggests that in 357 Ptgea 24. 25 tnd 21 of TOTAL ASSETS .................................................................................... 55.110
0.IFIJ'I fltWlrl lieu o f flowers mem -M11Ceffaneous M9')1, In the U~I . l ·b' office ol the County Re--TOTAL DEPOSITS IN DOMESTIC OFFICES .................... 50,017 2983 Harbor Blvd. ona ~ontn u uo~s corder 01 Mid County Total <Mmand dee>Oefts ............................................... 15.118 Costa Mesa, CA may ~nt to t e EX CEPTING THERE· Total time end .. .,,,,. dee>Oefts ................................. 34.899
American Cancer So-FROM UNITS 1Ttwougtl133 TOTAL DEPOSITS IN FOREIGN OFFICES........................................... ·O-a.1111 cie ty. as shown on the Con-TOTAL DEPOSITS IN DOMESTIC ANO ~~~~~~~~d~=======~'~=::·~n;u~2~~1~1:1~r~•:;recorded:M4;;o:f~0t~~ F.,:,<>;~~~ ~;~·e;;(t'~iiM"i04d'~·nc;; ........................... 50.011
agr..,,,.,..t• to repurc:n.e In dome.Uc omc................................ -0·
STARTING A NEW BUSINESS??
The Independent is pie~ to an
nounce 1 new service now avarlablf to
new bus111essu
We will now SEARCH the name tor you
at no ell11 chaiae. and savt you tilt
tcme and the trip lo the Court House rn
Slnta Ana. Thtn. of course, after the
search is eornpleted we will hit your
hct1tious busmtSS namt statement with
the County Cler~ publtsll once a week
for four wtth as required by law and
lfltll file your PfOOI ol publtCllton with
Ille Coulft1 Cieri
Please stop by to hit your ftehtious
busi~ statement at Ille indtpendent
otftee at 17969 Boch Blt d . Huntincton
Beach. ~1lorn1a If you e1n not stop
by. l)ltasecall uut (71 4) 8.42 1444
and we well matte arrtntel!!tnb lor you
to hllldlt this l>f~edUfe b'f mail
If you Sliould hnt any lurthtr qun
hons. please call us and wt wtll be more
than Cl~ IO HSt1t YOU tood luck 1n
your new business"
Other~.:~~:':= ~-ry..................................... Ml
Mono-ge ~btedneee (I~ s ..o.. cap1ta1 ...... )....................... -0-
Acceptancee ~ by°' for ICCOUnl of
-.,.,. and outatandlnQ............................................................... ..()..
Other llabtllt......... ........... ....... .... ...... .................................. ..... .. . . .. .. .. 342
TOTAL LtAlfUTIES (txoludlng eubordlnetecf ncM9 end ~ ...................................................... J ....................... 51,307
SubOtdlnetecf no• and debentur•..................................................... 71
IMAMHOLDDa IQUITY
Pr.-r.ct etodt No . .,_.. outatandlng
Common etOClk
No. lherte tuthOtlzed 2.000.000
-0·
No. thatee out1tandlf'IG 1,228,823 Amount 1.634
~ ................................................................................ 2,13&
TOf AL CONTAllUT£0 CAPtTAL ........................................................ •.170
~ for ~and other CllPHal r....-wa......................... -0-
CMh and belanCM due
from depoettory IMUtutlone:
Nonin-•·bwtne ~end ~and cotn .................................. a.1a1
'"'--•bearing belancee. ............ ...... ..... 5.145 Secutttlaa .................................................... 13,32t
,..,.. funde told and MCU<lt... purchUed
undar
-=-o::c..~~ .... .,., of ka Edae end Ael••••eu~ Ind In IW9: Federtl ... .JClld __ . ___ _
....... purdtllld
under ....,.,,t to ........................... 4
LOINlnd.._~~
Lo.na Ind ...... net of
...... ned lnoofne. ....................... 71,804 1.UI: Alowel1et for loen
end .... io-.. .. "."'""''"''''u~ 1, 133 Lal: Alo CMed trllMfer
...... ,,_..,. .. ,............................... 0
LOllM Ind ....... NI of~
lnOOMe. ..... -• .,., ,...,._. ............ 71,171 A-... ...... .,...~ .................. 0
PIWI b I end bed ...... ·
(lnGWlng.,.. •• d .......................... 1.Aa °""'.......... ................................. 111
In ••NS• In UOOOl.aldlled .......,_
Ml.IC ll)nct
Notllll••·bW'lng ............................ 0
..,..,.~ ................................... o ,..,.. funds pufCheMd and
~toldunder
119'WMnte to repun:NM In
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Vote 'no' on Measures G, J, K
Voters in Newport Beach, Costa Mesa and Huntington
Beach have to make a choice between gqvernment by
initiative or government by elected representatives next
week. •
That decision rests with three initiatives.
Jn Newport it's called a traffic l'Jlanagement initiative. In
Costa Mha and Huntington Beach the title "slow growth " or
"responsible growth" has been tacked onto the initiatives.
There are differences among the initiatives, especially
Newport Beach's Measure K; however, they have one thing in ·
common. Each would shift some of the authority to deal with
development from elected officials to a law that could be
changed only during another citywide election or by lawsuits.
Proponents of each initiative claim their measure is the
answer to growthproblems and traffic congestion. The
initiatives would require developers to pay for road and traffic
improvements before they can develop their property.
Measure Gin Costa Mesa and Measure Jin Huntington
Beach would also impose new standards for flood control and
emergency service response times. These two initiatives are
similar to the county stow-growth initiative rejectea by voters
in June, and the one approved and later declared invalid in
San Clemente.
San Clemente's slow-gorwth ordinance was in validated
by Superior Court Judge John Woolley last month when he
ruled the law unconstitutional because "it required de-
velopers to cure the inade~uacies of those who developed
their property before them.'
What the initiatives would and would not do has been the
focus of.heated debates that seems to defy resolution, and the
campaign in at least one .city has taken a-nasty tum.
Some of Measure J's opponents arc having a tough time
justifying a recent mailer by Huntington ~ch Citizens
Against Measure J. The best way to describe the mailer's bold·
type warning of "Don't let developers off the book!" ts a
deliberate attempt to further co nfuse an already confusing
issue.
Ifs hard to rationalize why such deceptive techniques are
used even though the tactic becomes more common with each
election and a trademark of direct-mail campaigning. We
hope voters let their intelligence rise above the level of this
type campaigning. -
Some voters may be swayed to approve the initiatives to
send a message to city officials. They are weary of unbridled
growth that has plunged their c ities into a nightmare of traffic
congestion. They want to vem their frustrations and make
sure similar abuses do not happen again.
That anger is justified.
However. today's problems and frustrations cannot' be
solved until the neglects of the past are solv~d. The best wa y to
solve those problems is though better planning. cooperation
and negotiations · among dty officials. re'sidents and de-
velopers. And. the arena for those negotiations should be local
City Council chambers not some court room where a judge
has the final say.
Developers should help pay for ·the . traffi(l.. impro\.e-
ments. They should not be allowed to build anything the>
want because development should be planned and approved
for the benefit of both the developer and the city's current and
future residen,s. -
The question voters must decide is: do we need a law that
will remove much of the decision-making power over
development from local elected officials? Do we really want to
invest more tax dollars to defend well-intended but flawed
initiatives from a series oflong and expensive court battles?
The ballots in Newpon Beach, Costa Mesa and
Huntington Beach offer voters a choice between candidates
with differing views oM_9.w to solve traffic and growth issues.
Each race has advoca~fboth sKte~ ofthe issue. -
There are also candidates who hold the political
philosophiesandallegiancesofboth camps at arms length and
promise to look.at both sides of the issue if elected.
If voters are convinced their old.~ity regime did a bad job.
they should throw the rascals out of office and elect new
officials wbo will do a betterj ob.
An angry resident can talk to an eleeted official, and can
argue a point of view and influence the official's decisfon.
That option is not available after an initiative is aP.proved.
Lawyers and courts determine what the initiative Wlll or will
not do by what it says. not what its authors or proponents
intended it to do.
Measures G. J and K represent government by initiative.
which is a risky way to chart a course for the future.
We believe elected officials who arc accountable to local
residents can offer better solutions to the cities' problems than
a series of initiatives that may or may not stand up in court.
Part-time Legislature
Californians made a mistake when they voted in 1966 to
make the Lq.islature a full-time body. That mistake should be
rectified.
Let's ao back to a pan-time Legislature of citizen
lawmaken. California does not need, nor should it continue
with, a bloated, expensive, special-inter'e$t riddled full-time
body that bu failed to come to grips with most of the state's
~~! proltlems... _
Wb_en voters OK'd a full-time Legislature, they and state
leaden thouabt it would add more professionalism to state
aovemment. What it actually did was create a huge
bureaucracy that rivals the U.S. Conaress in complexitity ...
Those full-time professionals in the Legislature who no
doubt want to k~ their full-time jobs ~hatCalifom.iais
10 populous_ so diverse so complex that it needs a full-time
body. Don't believe it. ~t they really are talkina about is
more aovemment and more of the status quo. Tbere•s little aood to be said about that
California needs a cbanae for the better. That means a
part-time Lqislaturc.
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''OF COURSE A LOT OF VOTERS ARE STILL UNDECIDED •••• THEY DON'T 'KNOW WHElliER
TO VOTE f!B GEORGE BUSH OR AGAINST MIKE DUKAKIS! ••. 1' . . ~
Manners left by_waySide
On publl.C TVtal.lt sli.o.Ws
When guests try to 9utshout each other
they wind up turning off their viewers
They lcnow bener. Their mothers
must have told them it was rude to
interrupt someone who was talk.ing.
Surely they were told it was bad
manners to yell at &Qyone unless it
was an emergency. •
So why do they forget tbe$C rules as
soon as they take a seat in a discussion
voup? Most of t!iese shows.. on TV
feature a collection ofloud, gesturing
men trying to ou~hout each &ther.
Some oftl\e women interrupt, too,
but can't compete with the roars of
the men.
The people who go on these sbows
are educated, articulate and are trying
to Ft their point across. but the
audience can't make out anything
they arc sayina. Even thou&h they arc
politicians -most of them -they
mis.ht have one or two good ideas we
would like to hear:
time.
"The. Mcl..au&hlin Group" runs a
close second. there arc continual
interruptions on this show also.
Mcl..au&hlin's questtons are usually
vocal essays. If he were asked to
repeat them, the time alloted for the
proaram would run out.
On the occasions that Pattick
Buchanan is included in the
McLaughlin Group, the "discussion"
is more like a feeding frenzy among
sharp.
It's a tttnd that is spreading. Some
of the !Ilk shows that, until recently,
have been conducted in a etvilized
maQner, now are tummg mto brayi-
ina matches with the hosts not havmr
much succ~ ui controlling the
situation.
"Firin' Line.. with William F.
Buckley is also under control. I can't
say that We undersand everythina
that ls said -that's not easy with
Buckley unless you have a vocabulary
to equal his, but you don •t act the
feclini mayhem is gbmg to be
committed.
We can't blame this conduct on the
election. The partJClpants on these
shows exhibit the same juvenile
behavior year aftu year. An elcctJon
year does bnn1 a different cast to the
scmm to render their views lD their
own..car-sphttina manner
w~.~a.1••
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OCCland
deal should
bestoppeq
To the Edi tor.
In 1986 Dr. O.vid Brownell bcaan
the Coast Community CoUeae ~
trict's. (CCCD) quest io develop
property, entrusted lO'thedistrict, for
purposa otbeT than education. This
property belonp (0 the public.
Dr. Brownell quietll~tiated an apecment with the Colp. 10
lease 14. 4 acres of land adj8cent to Oranse Coast Collqe for 66 yean.
Other la.nd swround.ina OCC is
similarly tarJCted.
Zand Corp., which built Villa
Martinique, as lessee would build 3SO
to 480 apartments and a s.~
square-foot office oo the 14.4 acres.
This development would be an ex-
tension of Villa Martinique. 'Little
wonder the Costa Mesa Planoi:f
Commission, the City Council stl
and the City Council unanimously
rejected the propc>Ul and ~ted
the property for public Jnd semi-
public use.
Recently Dr. Brownell retired and
Dr. Alfred Femandez was hired to
replace him. Dr. Fernandez bas either
been misled or bas not done his
homework..
-His letter da1ed Sept. 19, 1988,
states that be wa.nta lO resubmit what
has been a tboroulblY d.iscuseed,
debated and decided proposal, albeit
wt tbout his beina here. •
Dr. Fernandez ii' claiming a foul.
He claun.s CCCI> did not ba.ve a fair bearina. individuals favorable lO this
CCCO ~ were asked not to
teltify at the June 20 bearina aod the
City Council took away CCCD's
property riabts.
Dr. Fcmandez is wrona OD all three
counts.
. Somethin& el.le is wrona too. Zand
Corp. pve CCCD·SJ00,000 for an
option on this 14.4 acres of public
land. It is unlikely tbat CX::X:D or
Zand arc ID~ to pacefully -or
quietly -let this isaue rest.
All students and facul!Y members.
Costa Meu residents, City Council
members, city stalf, Plannina ~
miu.ion and ~ Coat CoUeee
alumni bad better be alert bccaute I
suspect somethin& will be com.inc in
from left field.
DICK SHERRICK
Costa-Na&
Han dlvttal
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I would give first prtte to
.. Crossfire:'' Modemon Tom Brad-
en and Patnclc Buchanan arc upens
at uk.ina their guests questions and
not letting them answer. The guest
acts about four words out and one or
the other. Braden or Buchanan.
jumps ri&ht down hjs throat.
I never thought I would welcome a
commerc1al on TV. but on most of
them there 1s only one person tallong
at a time with.a few ,SOUDd effects J.n
the background. Unfonunately,
"Crossfire" and "The Mclaughhn
Group" arc on public televts1on and
there arc no commemals. A pny. the
cbanae would be wel«>me.
It d~n't influence the· voters
because they can't d1sttn1u1sh the
oittnli>nJ::.ibouted_ ~ the-Democrats
from the opinions shouted by the
Republicans.
te Cest a Mesa-
IfTomand Patdon•tdrown out the
guest's reply, there is a good chance a
second .auest on the show can
'outbtnow the fitst one, and often Mi--
of them arc shrieking at the same
..Wuhinaton Week in Rev1ew"
still presents a courteous format. The
moderator calls on.uch one and leu
him or her mak~ their potnt. The
other auests do not intcnupt. we can
actually understand what the) are
saying.
Sc-ttle down. aentJemen <icntJe-
men?). There 1s the remote possib1hty
that one of these days a couple of you
miJht drop a gem of wisdom that
would be worth ll.stcrung to.
Give us a break and drop them one
at a time.
Cola..11t Au W~lh Uvn la
~N~l.
To the Editor:
I think it is very import.ant that
votcn approve ballot Measures H
and I o n ~on da)'. I don't know if
W'C will ever apin enjoy such a smart
set of sugestions on reducina traffic,
capping powth while alJowina de-
sired business to thrive, and belpina
our schools.
Coilgress should pass laws to
safeguard home equi y oans
HJving read a lot of material on the
upcomina vote", I am convinced a lot
of dfon Ymlt fnto ~ thete
measwu (H and n reu6ned aod
diliacnt solutions for 90me of our
problems.
I'm aoina to vote Yes on Hand l.
KENNY WEEMS
<Sosa Mesa
Travel sectlon
wins applause Consumer's Union hopes to freeze the
terms of loan contract after approval
WASHINGTON -The temp-
tation of easy moo~ from a home
equity loan bas bhnded many a
borrower to the downside. Last year,
Americans borrowed about S 125
billion throuah home equity loans.
and that barcfy touched the potential.
There is more than $4 trillion in home
equity nationwide.
Occasionally, however.I. those bor-
rowers aet uaJy•urprises. :)Om•: banks
use a &alloon payment system. in
which the full principal comes due in
one lump sum. In addition. few banks
offer fixed interest rate$, and the m~ority of lcndina institutions re-
fuse to put a oeilina on the amount
that interest rates can ao up in a single
year.
We have waved the warning flaa on
equity loans in the past. Now a study
by Consumer's Union offers fresh
evidence of the potential for abuses.
The consumer f1'0UP reponed that
most home equity loan oontracts
.allow tbe lender 10 chal!IL the
conuaci tenns at any time after the aareemeni is si&ncd. Of the 45 .
inatitutions survc~ not one offered
a fhed interest rate. Neatly 60 percent
had contnc:tual provisions allowina
the interest rate to rise as much as 6 pmiencaee points h1Jhcr than the oriainal T'lte. -
Comumdt Union recommended
that Conpns pass laws to protect
bonowen. A solution that sounds
ftuooable -ould be to forbid lenders
hm cbaQlina the terms of home
equity loans after the ~cont.tact has
been lipcd. But the t>ank:ina lobby .nn be a powctfW adversary of atly
laws that crim,p \be uyte of the
• lendiaa institutions.
Tbeft is potenbal fOr abuse on both 9'dea II dlinp aand DOW. Tht lender c:u.itmle tbe coau.maal emns to the Dlliit iMt tbe bonowa:.c:an't D9Y::ihe
... Uly1nOr'e.. And the bonowe1.
..... OG by tnftated real ntale ~cu~ in over IUs orber had. n. ...... in both C8ICS. can be ~ .. To --. IM>wever, lbc specter of
mass foredosurn has not ma-
terialized in· the frenzy over eqwty
loans. The average institution bu
more than 2.500 outstandina home
equity lines of credit and less than one
acoount in foreclosure.
HOME BUYER NEWS -The
lOOth Con~ss was a wash for first-
time home buyers. The &ood news is
that Coniress voted to extend bous-
ina bond proarams for moderate-
income families loolona for thctr first
home. The bonds offer lower inteTCSt
rates because banks and other knders'
don't have to pay taxes on the interest
they cam from them. Monaqe bonds
have been mponsiblc for helpt04 an
esttmated one million first-ume
buyers fulfill the American dream
sine~ 1980. Had Con,rns not acted.
the bondina prosrams would have
expired thls year.
The bad news is that a Senate baU to
help buyen put tC>Fthcr their down
payments failed. Tbe bUI would have
erux>urqed home bu~ to invest in
sp«ial tax-cumpt, five-year bank
accounts.. sunilar to Individual Re-
tirement Accounts.. to 11CCUmulate
down paymenu for their first homes.
Anotht'f' bill that died before Con-aress adJoumed was even more A!ne('Ous. It woukt bavc provided ~
'buy down" of in1et'at rates on
monpaes taken out by fint·timc
buyers with a maximum rate of 6
pc.rcent. That OM would ha~ cost the
federal treasury S6 billion o~r thrtt
years.
OPEC REFORMS-AM'* power .eli~ as ftevdooina .. intade the Or-
pninuon of ~ Ex,port1~
Cownna. The dillideou m OPEC
bave run out of patience with the
COMWlt aq_u.bbliaa between trao.
SlliMti Arabia and I~ Tbe result
could be.~ o( ail prices.
TM acw ~o( calrisu 1DCIUdn
IUC:b COWltna a 19da1me Niltna
tftd Veftaucta. neir alliuce it IWty
iftfbnn.el now. but dleir a1m is'° bn .. ~ lati1 AtMI Do and A&icaft
CC*Atries into lhe tid ud cNDaer
iM power' or~ Arab Alles and rru
JACK
AilDEISOI
To the Editor:
I would like to compliment you and
your statr fOt the exc::c:Denl Travel
Features tecboo, Sunday. Oct. 16.
The P1fC layout and interesti:na
travel stones were the finest rve 1etn
• ~n any newspaper for a lc)Qa time.
in the cartel. The centnsts ma) even Donna and. Ray. Ott't picture and
ptck up some smaller Arab states. anicte cspecially mtercs1ed me. .
wl;uch a.re . also fed up with the Ounng World ~at Il, as a medical
;nd JOSE PH SP£ AR
mfighung. c;orpsmfn, our ship took ~unded to
The centnsts believe the battles the hospt.tals in New ~ Tbe
bemi fought by cartel members ha' e land and its people are beautiNJ and
notbtng to do wilh the 011 busmess the story you ran ~t beck. ~
d h Id be tJ f pleasant memories. The 11=DCfOUS an s. ou set ed outside o space \oOU pve to New betand was OPEC confereooc rooms We ha"e '· f a learned that reprexntallvcs of the JUSt tnbute to ooe o the tNly lovely
centnst nauons appc.aJcd pcrsonall) lands left in the world.
to Saudi 4.rabia's Kina Fahd, sayma AR.LC. YOST
the consant infiahting b causing the Ncwpon a.cb
over-producuoo of crude that dnves
down oil pnces.
FORGOTTEN TOPIC -One
topic that did not matcnaltZe as a
m&JOr campalJ1l issue WU lbc cost of
defendin.J U.S. allies tn Europe and
the Paafic The wntcn of the Demo-
cratic platform debated it. end Sen.
"Robert Dolt, R-K.an., madettam&Jor
themt or his unsU<XlOSful catnp&lJl'l
for the Republican nommation But
Georae Bush and Michael Oulcakis
have successfully avoided discu.ssion
of~ifics. ·
Tbe United Stata suppltc:s ~ pe~nt of the personnel assaancd to ·
allied defcntc. 63 pcrttnt of the naval wciah~ ~ percent of the sround· based Jets. 91 pen:tnt of the 1ea-bued
~ts and 39 percent of all around forces. One quaner of all U. fon:ies
arc stalloned ovcrw.as, and that aoes
up to one thll'd when tem~
~yments, aucb as thole tn the
hfMn Oulf. are counted. The
American defnte ~ i 6.1
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> _ erty. 3BR house, Newport (Segerstrom & Falrv'iew) l BA i. dining rrn..&J:rplc. 2 2B• creet!Slde hm Inside 1BR & den, t 'nBa "'2:sty -....~ B.AH LG 28r 1'n8A Townhouse, lntr 1002 Back Bay area. Open Sat 1111 AAA car gar, new pa.int & crpt. loop, nr lake. $1275/mo. exec twnhme In BaySjde ~~ -· E'alde, garage, patio,
& Sun 12-S. 20291 ;.wv -+ n, 1 $800 inci gmdr. No pets. ,.D~754-2110.,EJ559·7091 Qove. Frplc, sundecks, laundry room. $450/mo.
,. anOFDlf. t Cypress, Santa /\na 3BR 28"'· 2 ~ attached cottage. 214 Apotena. Adults. Scotti ~-2301~ EASE 2BR 2BA, ·new w/d, 2-cat gar, gat~ APllTMlllS 2629 QBANGE
-.-..wcw.lllUWOM Heights. 756-9162 Agt. 1 ·~C=k c:'~~~ Close to town $1350/mo •L'AG 3BR 2._.,BA, 2.sty. condo in westpartc W/D, comm, pool & spa on the Beautifully ' landscaped. TSL MGMT 642-1603
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Repair) Foreclosures. -'.? 4BR 4BA Sooth Bayfront up. Small pet ok. $1300. carport S975/mo. Con-Big Canyon Condo. lg 2BR Pool&.apa, pa. tlo°' ~ E'side. 2Br 1'ABa, w/d tlk'
Tax Delinquent Property. ~. • · with dock, partially furn. 675-•912 Agt tact Anne Mc:Castand 2BA frplc sec entry & Prime location. up wet bar D/W g1r.
N0w selling. This area! · $3000/mo. Avail Nov. 1 . .BRIGtH.ON-SPRINGS lBR 751~433<>. OI' 75.i-9202 jlar: 'p<>Q!. ii>'a..ten J1600 _ 2~ Bedrf.%"~5=-~/m<r.548-979-r-'
Expect the best: ~-~~7 -~~:_t3u2~ia~•.~. -1n-1on Condo. Seciuded woods Univ.Pk . 3 BR. 2'h BA. 2 754-2373 or 759-0928 221tv'A.U..w&Y •LllE IEW• •l!•YIEW K311 for ltStmgs. WfUI ltac' IMI LRG. BEAUT FAM. HM. & streams. Groond flOOI' ~r gar, 1950 sq.ft. pool, BLUFFS COSTA MESA Come see the difference IYllUILE ~ ________ 1-•--------11s1. 11me rental 51lD13BA level. Wshr/Dryr stack 1ac, vb ct. nearby. 38R 2'6BA, end unit, pool. NH le el remodeled' .Hlooo IEOllWIPAMIT1SBR.38A, Ion, fam rm. 2cargar.w/d.Avail.12/1 hOj:>k-up,mlcro,frplc,gar $1350/motyrleaseNov. mint cond, ~arage. ... comp t YR tsp ,· HUGEll
' We'll give you the down in Fantaslc View! needs l'lloo $2400 I winter w/opnr.-+ carport. Aec 1· 64.4-7220 or 7~7781 $1425/Mo. 760-3384 Agt 2BD/2 112BA •den. 2 st. BeautifUI 2~ ;: • 00' " H~:,~ ·~~';'!.~ B~e~:n~tv exchg lor a Shireakof ownthe. • !~~:of~~.~5~~~ Tata 1 721-1196 ~~·~As~9-~~~ + ·~rt IHc~ Ziii BALBOA 48r. fp $.1500 en/dd hunk it. atAt. 211'car,~medgar, F:aJ;c::·1n'::anf'n::· s-. n·-u·'A•E
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r.;hit co1:s ~!'!iderf~ mthty pymts & we share New conslructton. 3~R. Short term & winter E"side 3BR. 1BA. tencd yd. * GATi~~~~~~~fv! $ t650 $950mo. 63 ~-2093 + $200 OFF MOVE-IN ·
fa m lly comm u n II y apJ>:•c. You receive 38A. fem rm, beaut1lut $850 to $1400 Fr dr, w/d hkup, grdnr, * I BALBOA Coves 28r, den, OCEAN VU deluxe 2BR W •All& IPTS. Ulll 1·2·1 • APTI
w/pool, spa & tennl• 1oo v. tax t>enel1ts. Must home. great view! Very Waterfront Homes. Inc. pet ok, $1150/mo II .. CAIYM trplc, spa. dock. $2300 1'~ bath."lrplc, decl(., gar. 530 W. Wilson == IDnllT
1 .... 1010 have clean C1edtt. Agt upgraded $479,000 Agt. Realtors 673-6900 6s'o-3962 betw 9-5pm BEAUTJF..UL 2BR 2BA BAVFRONT Condo 2Br 2218 E Pacific apt 8 TSL MGMT ftUW I ...-957-6002 Dys. Ev. Wknds Tata494-0215. 497-5123 w/goll oourse VIEW Also . ' · · -99lll&• --------~,.,.--------=----:--;---..---r.rr.or w inter 2BR + Den 2BA E'SIDE 3Br 2Ba. garage. lBR avail Frplc wet bar den, dock for 80 boat $900/mo. See 1st. Call 722-9012 or 642-1603 II I., ... h lltH lewrrt ltack wlis1and charm! Frplc, 1 drapes. carpet. No pets. miero w i D hku°p.s 2 w Yearly. $4750 . 759· 1104/E 64<4-872210 Sorry No Pets! SPECIAL .... TIUCI f taia1a11 1007 1221 llMll garage space $1100 mo. Avail now. $1000/mo. gar wl xtra storaoe. cen-LINDA ISLE 2 5~ 59r. 28R 18A, l.:c&r garage, SS25+ dep. tBR mobile NlfCllSI ~ St 5 to ,::V beach Avt 11/7 673-4062 Agt $975 dep. 213/437-41 18 tral air. All malnt. inci. boat docic StO, fenced yard. utllltles paid. home. Secant. Mature •N4!"'GE d/w, Stove, &
llUI I UY YlfW ICUI FlllT llPLEJ ::,., ocean ~ tennis' lMa E-S1de 3BR 28A twnhse. Sor,Y, no pets. 64<l--OS09 Waltdrllf ... ti IH. $850/mo ~ depOSll. Avail adults:-No pets. 1991 .::r:i:carpe1 &
Popular "lA Tour" model :•Br~2Ba ~pper '28A ~ liJ ~. 2 Car g8(': 2107 Yar<i.gar.qu1etarea,x1nt . llULDllll1·l4". 1111~. * 631-4'999 ~ 81~~73
in tne Versailles w/2 mas-38' 2B'ff7~~ Just fisted. Open Sat & Pniasala cond! S l080. 666-4o l9 1100 Wlnl Y1IW I UDO ISLE 4BR 2•;,BA LARGE 2Br tea $650/mo. •CIOM to 3 FWys
ter bdrm suites ea. with · Son t-5 at 215 61st St. lBR 2'%8a. frplc. 2-car Oys640-2•26Ev/Wknd Enjoy breathtaking views new carpet. FA/DR. Lg $400 security. Mailable ...,..~BJlll ('405,55,73)andSouth
Its own ba. Beautiful Vl8W DOCKSIDE RE..722-9130 gar, patio, kllch · 1de.-OBR or 2• lg tam & sunsets lrom this 3BR patio, 45· lot. 3 car gr. Nov 2. Call tor apptm. ~-u Coast Plaza
of.oceen. bay & city l~hts remodeled. 1309 W. ~Y· rm, frplc, din rm. near 2BA beauty w/features S2750/yrly 673-7767 631-1879 •Large Pool & ~k Area
V-V converU8ntlocatlQ(I~ ••'f •U mSII $1600/mo ytliy. ~6 6 -C-M. enycfs; $91'5/mo r 100 numerous-to rmtn· LIDO SANDS h se 28 2BR Duplex. Xlnt Nwpt APllimll •lndM<lualfY Contrbl1ed ::C~°'S:fol Over 2.000 sq. It. In a WELL furnl.shed..38r 28a sec722-1661,548-7745 tlon.lmmedocq>yposs-den, furn., yd~ga;. P~ Hgtslocalto~!Oaklloors, Sparkling clean. large .~~~~!r.'i:n-
mllllon dollar ~bhOIJae beautiful ~ Beach oceanfront. S 1690/mo. EIS1de cory 1BD house. I~. Children & pets O~., comm. $1700 (winter) wlll completely remodeled. Garden apta. S..utlfully •New Laund Facilities
Gated community & .. tidU ••I Lr llU c2mmunlty. Spacious ~~:.°'a~$,1~s-~ri· $Pefng & stove. S550mo ~~~~~~0o, ~S::,bst consider yrfy. 646-5994 S850/mo. 642-2807 ~~~c~~~ll~~~~t!: •COYefed ~.7k1ng
curltybulfdlng.OwnerWlll 3 .. R 3BA home w/a lg 500 sec. No P,ets. RU Newport Heights. 3BR. **28R, 1BA, private r orcarport •PrivateBak:or.yto
<*Ty 2nd trust deed * ....... * tlltc:Mn, c:athed~al celtlng C111u •·1 •ar Zl22 645-5527 aA.V I 3BA pool garage patio, blltlns. pool, clean e':n.8ror . $610 Gardena
Fat poAeSSlon poss-IUI ... & PfVI spa In patio. A real-28A 1BA OU lex w--.. LARGE 3Br 2Ba condo. 2-• rr~ .. $ 15'7sI m0 I ease : & quiet, S735 1 Bedroom $680 •ElegantAtmoehper•
fbte.S190,000 Charming 48Dl2BA builJ· ~~~t9~ dack • ...No p/is. Walk'k; car garage, patio, new \ff\XT\ .. "1.Jl !!t,\.11 64s-6968or 721-0865 •.6<42-1850 * 28drm w.ea $315 •SocryNoPet..
Jlf-11IO Ins, spa "+ detached 18R to.be apPreclated .• Calf beach. $850/mo Incl. kltcl'len, pafnt & carpet. REALTORS • • UPP81' 4BR 1¥.BA. 2 car **** 161E18th St 642-0856' ....... C,t:ADr"E F.l KJ NS rental. $559~ now for your private water ~090 . $1100/mo. 5'6-1765 900 -3BR garage small patio 112 --------2841 e.ws1,Comerof H~v .. . . • Agent 673-5 99 snowing... . LUXURY 28r 28a Oondo. 12'..\S:~r:iwr~o=-bar «th st. $1650/mo yrly 2Bdtrn~Betwnl\M _1865 -Brlatol,C~teMeA
li!!:;c.tl\11'\.'Y 2 BLOCKS TO BEACH llUllllU 31121AICUllFlllT Obi gar, frptc, pool. vevlted cem....:s bltlns' Avtnow.2t:f-597-47~4 GRANDOPENJNG 82-SCenterSt 642-142• 11'41Ml-ltM-JMJ RE.\LTOR~• DUPLEX. 2Br 28a• 2Br $2000/mo. & 2Br 28a $995/Mo 1st & la$'t .. ., ' '•--~---~~~
1 'itBa Newly remodeled WDITll Nice! Frpfc Agt 673-5354 S300 r~2 5290 . frplc, formeJ dining rm Ia" lfliua. ~lU · . . •-Ill . . ~ ·'" · SH50/mo 720-7~ -. .., flield IUlllUE
$529,000. 675-3286 111-._.,_ I 2BR .. Den 2 '.liBA MESA.VERDE 48R28Aoo-28R + de~ unfurnllurn ~house. Flrepace. PHASE Ill ••CCl: BR..2BA~ ;#IQt. S750
...... •1111 '"'* ~ .111/tA.V w/SPECf AClJLA VIEW! quiet street. Lg fenced Cond 2YtBA 18.60 ft ~tlO, gatm-Walk to HARBOR VILLAGE APTS Pam 548-5880/979-3848
Hard to find horse prop-4-Plex with panoramic; KUTFW. .. / 2725 Ocean Blvd y8fd w/grdnr. No pets pool~· s s'1675/,: 4 each I tits pai d arumm
toc.tec:Hn Santa Ana views 28drms with lire-~t-wrwf Ji"\ ~II $2800/mo. 675-6900 please. $1 •SQ/mo. mo+' ;'~~2-1001 ' S900/mo. 8l8-388-2253 Taking ·reservations for Large attrectlve Apta In • lllT IOI
=ts. One hall acre places and balconlH. . . • •OCE.AIFllOIT* 857-2523or751-2788 s"····· Bachelor, 1. 2 & -3 beautlf\.11 garden setting. 2BA28A,f/p,newcarpet, wtttl home b $97~000 3p"t. DQwn, REALTORS O T E G TS . ••·PLO• Bedroom Apts. Pools. garages.,No pets. encl Get all blt4na.. neat
& :=.°'"eoun1ry' 11!~· Damon. Aot •.863-1500 * ... llTtlHT* .B.e-au.tltut4Br.~urn./ Nia'1t ,;,., ~O~Hava1' NEARHOAGHOSP-:--11----1hd<oomt650 ---w>P•.i7sorrrro. bor~ln& Newport Dys. 642'-0a.-2 Wknds. 28R ?'ABA condo wM ew • • A':~;"~;f,2~1~8 11115, $a00/mo, no pets, Brf ffi8a, ga.r, 2-~-bful 2SM New . Apartments will be 111 IYlllll 810 CENTER
Irvine. It 4 $399,000 .1&111111 Cll-hlt"' Beaulifull 673-9384' N.Y.(9l4) 833-0280 642...011 . ~~6tid~FS$8r!c, ~ 2eR 18. YflY w/sundk. ~:~11~:~ for ~ber c~!A .... MESA TSL MGMT 642-1803 lp~Er~ ~RICE 2 sty 3 t~ UJllEST Piil lllE Spacious 38R, 2BA, 2 Newport Landing, unique All A.gt. 998--3195 Newly remodeled, 4 drs ' . ._. • NEWPORT ACROSS THE
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2~~~Pf02~g~ ~l19111LH decks. F/P, s1595 avail separate condo. spk dk, to bay. Avall lmmed. •Tiii DIPLIJEI BEAUTIFUL 2BR 1BA tn STREET, 2BA frplc. 9ar-
8tG 1S BETIER -. . g Charm . 3BD 2 112 BA now Linda 721-0 116 2BR. 28A, dbl gar. •llllllEWllPl.01 S850-+S50u111.673-4220 Quiet complex. Pool, gar-age$825/mo.1ee51rvlM
2 Story pool home. 48R, OWNERIAGTDuplex,new H edb & Grubb&Ellis $1200/mo,548-9909 38R28A,2cargar,trplc. CHARMING C.apeCod 2Br lllTllUIATElll age, cable TV. n. 12;720-9422 38A. llke new inside & 2Br 2Ba. remodeled 3Br omeo er yowne< D/W, mlero. w/d hkups, Vi Ofnlf carpet/pal t *ALLUTll out Oversize deluu 2Ba Good financing ready for lmmed oc-FABULOUS New contem-•Tl 0.M. trash comp Yrly $ 1400 Wlnter/r · N-pets. TleS p D* •
master SY1le with llre-$525 000 720-9445 eves CYpancy. Newly painted. porary 2BR 38A condo 3BR 2BA II repl ace Agt 675-46061722-8520 e7S-770 hurs-Sat OllTl mEIA* $725/~o~ CAL~l722-1832 pt.ca • 705 $349 900 · · carpeted & landscaped Panoramic views ocean & b If 1 • t d · (818) 795-2965 Sun-Tues. · WANT OLDE CdM proP-Upgraded kitchen & bor $3500 eaut u prv . yar · 3BR 28A, ff1Sti1y painted. •Mini Blinds ••H aa
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loan, forecJoeur• ok. tloned New windows & -"-' Ml ••· treatment Frptc sec sys 2107 •Plush Carpeting 400Merrlmac:Way Laat ol the affordable net to you" Agt 673-5599 French Doors. New cop-llM.Tlll IJ1-1t00 tem. auio sp~inklers. •Walk-In Closets !2
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in a park-like selling. •SA Riii borhood & sch dfst. COUPLE WANTEDllll • . Avallabte. Great location-. •New Facllties Include: EASTSIOE 1 Bdrm newty
•698 $215.000 4BR 2BA, $214,900. Pnn-Open Sun 12·5 2015 4 blka. to bch. Wood pan-SH~RP trl-levef condo, 'll'HARBOR VIEW HOME Must see! Bkr 675·'4606 2 Pool9/2 Spas decorated COl'ner unit In
clpals only. 854-<>159 Commodore $435.000 elled 2BD/2BA • den. Eaal ak». 3BR, 2BA. air, Br 3Ba+ bonus room, 3BR 2Ba steps to beach, Playground/Tot Lots <4-ptex, $575, tatllaat + OllTI llU n e t ca 11 A I c k Fr P 1 • • 1 t a c h gar nice Ct'pt/palnt, w/d (Ip. upgraded. gatdnr, great cond! Carport, Bike 'Trait dapoSrt. 548-11565 e:~:: c~nt7h:o~~e': 8:.~~~~i~~~ 646-8 125/64~ 1973 :it~~J~.~O~l~e Per~nl~ hkups, C!/w, 3 ctir gar, no sr,'~i~6J?~7~2~ ::1 balcony, appli, lndry. Vol!iball, EASTSIDE 2BR. 1BA. at-
·48drm, 28A wllh a lovely Ptaz•. area, $340,000 115 CAIYll with good ref need d09s ~ •••1 MUST SEEi* S 1300/mo Yfly. 673-2880 .~·~d BO~el e tractive. llaht, airy, exc.
COUrtvard __ ... s ~ork Marn ... •gt "79-8280 VERSAILLES 911ply!lf a .... --* . STEPS TO BEACH 2BR I ren com Cond. gv. lenoed patio, , '"""' ~ • " • , $1350/ o MS-7876 HV"1 New· upgrades· ' S750/ + dep 548-1709 but priced right. #tla9. t Or Deauv111e condo New Beaut. 3BD 2BA m crpts, tile. 48r 288, tam Wltll garage. Yearly, 2500 MERRIMAC WAV mo · $299,000. CllTIM Ml !4 IOlll WANTED by pvt part. y. double gar. 4 blks 10 3BR 1V.BA, gar, trptc, trl· rm 12275/mo 760-o7t5 S 1000/mo. COSTA MESA EASTS I OE large 2BR 111....-nAL Under eoo•tructlot'I SBA Goll courS& view pref. b ch s 1 5 5 o m P4ex. XLNT E'sld• 1°', · Aot 722-7776 Evening. 1'nBA TownhouM. Gar-
<48A, owr 3,000 a/f. POOi 721-8508 380• 70381760·0909 380 Woodland. S995tmo. '*NEWPORT SHORES* "·re--••• l ar ftft 141 0442 age, patlo, $795/mo. ITDLm llALTlll on 'I• ecre lot, $3<49,000 ----Avail 11/3 ~9906 •Br 38• hM on canal. Lrg "9 -• 278 C&brlMo &45-7075 111 Mwgte, Ao• 97~80 By Owner Single family ON the beach, pvt ~d. de. · fam & llV rm1, new carpel iBR 16X, frpJ, deck, rttfrl.a. ==,,...,.,"'="'·,.,--,~...,..,...--~llJllll~~~~~ 2Br, 2Ba. pm.yd. luxe duplex, 38r 2'h8a, I t ltac~ 2HO &palnt.Yewty$2150/mo splitgarage.Nearl>ffeh, Cu LUI Cent E/SIOE1B0Mot>Uet-lome.
$359,000 he Loe,, tufty equip kttctl. 'N/d, U ' NEGOTIABLE. 675-54<47 For f °' 2 people. No t~ oorf e ng t ~ $575 mo. gas/water pd.
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Rogers Grdn lnd9Cpd lg yd •-•• ... llLL lllerm. d/w, ttow, eer St400/mo.759-7l8e · large sundeck. ~now. new 1 very cwt"· Frptc 2BR. w aanef/Dryer Pvt quiet bf(r'a coop 2.~% _..,..... . gat.1~500/mo. ""-230<4 $825/mo * &40-~ pool spa Ind • 181 • hkup pYt aundedt, encl
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kitchen & latge UvJna ~d front unit o-ieoa AVAILABLE, NOWI 3Br *~ 28R 1BA IOW8f idr::i 181411& IOCI ~iiA&28A*~ =· CoolldG• Ave. re""' oe>enlrta to 1UMy aood 1 11.0 &43~A 1 'ABa Hunt. ~ Condo. duptu, .,_. ltiundry. No t l 2 Bdrm IPft atert w /mo M• nM7 P 1tlo and lm4ill yard. &4n a.m.:;-. 647·J&40 W/O ato~lfng. SIOO/mo pattdng. MOO/mo, $e15. Gaf, c;eble avt. QWtiger.::'~· __,!· '
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28A up. 21A Dn . ~cNdt.M=r· lnl8t •7 .. tt -w:.1.':mi~&7 .... aM1\4MTOM•IOUll. 17H.000. 10-3150 • NWPT NCMTH COHDoe 21r , .. --6illld1 aoo. ,._ ..,.._ _, ,_,
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21" w/9ar. Carpett, .._~BA on .... 111 (213) 4M-Mil need~~ you ,_. ~•MEN'S SPA ATTNDT &jlfb 8 ~II,. 1*-N FenceG the BAYI 1100 llf W/D *frtlllllt .. I= lt••IF .......... ~---~~~.._ PIT&FIT _\ •t&l Jll I w ,.elo. W...,l)eld. · ... , ,_, ...... ._..->' .._ •GROUP SALE:st 1118
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M7 Vlc1orte 'H' . ..1720 ca-'~~ bdll ,_ -.T 11 B 1 ibcUtid 2nd want:d eudl 9f'Mt ~ to Gener91 omc. ®tlee, ..-r&tM Douglu, Keith Com·
w.-.. 2M Ml(, ~. * Sony. no ~a• $425/mo w/f yr...... c.iom ~ home. 2 =-n:! :V :::-Wtt»· front omce appear~. The Delly PMo4 .__ lfn.. p---. 200 Bek• St, necet:'y• wll~~ ..
lftdty tee, 2 snne tp90a UU. , ... 11 . Pvt "'try a rM'ld p.rlcjng, R·f lots 15 + Yleld 3yH end urgeot petttion 1n,. For mediate open1ngt f0< Costa Mela 5'40-0800 = 1~1Mn. NB. -iiiiiiiii:iifi;y-' NMw oalnf llove & orpt. • ~guest partdflf. 48% L·V. Denftleon tum I promiM to nW!e ~tment ~ telephone ~ "'8 '
1780/mo. '31-1411 · NEWPT iHOAis. Lar1.: ut & lg~ Incl. Awe 973-731 t HOWi 'fOIJI. name known, anO call 64 5000 E.llt 21 Must type 45 wpm end Underwater dive tech llTll• •111&8 I L.... ...... Hf 28a Wlo-"· 11230 mo lmmed pog, 2-9347 .. caueeyou to l»-llwolled h~ QOOd communa· must be IC:Ubl e«tihed/IT pot for grad Int. 0.. --------
.. ~ 1 bl( to bMOtl. 20e Cotton. Ill. al. llll II n Ml• IUU tlon alclh. Call ~ wltl train 673.~ ' ,tgner wtdeeign Jim\, OC •--' G&oom. a =· to Beeut1ful. M0-3727 • fe1YwtitCLIFF f>1WE IMi I..... ilfi Say tl'W .. Hall Marys anO For .-.Ctrtcal wholesale 8leWla 942-4321 • • Alrpoft loc. Exp In con-... _,_
bWtl. ~f" &1 friD. No 6CEAN viewt YEARLY Hwp(Bch. Aot 5'41·5032 ii& MtwXMbl Coat C:t. ::r1aa. ~r" '.:: bu11n1u. c1111app1y .. DAJVER,frtend!Yperaonto !f:'s!... cu::;'=-'· 90fM ~22~mLoc. '*'
peta. I ut la pd. 2Br/1Badupleencl.ywd, Coafa Meu Grey/ prom · t 11H9 Placentla. Costa lllLJ PILIT doloe:.ifoodcfelillerletto Sal 9~11'572"f· --------. se&O/mo.815-4154 carport, 1 1100/mo. UYFlllT..... brown/bllldlTebby-type. ay for ue end .. ~ Meaa, Monday-Frtday the corporate communi-+comm. 5?· PllTTm/ .. IH
•Le. 3BA, 2'Ai8A. dbl oar 644-4780 646-3189 400 alt w/frplc a enc1 bet. Whit• on chest a paw1, T~~ .id. ": 8·5, 646-7775 330 w..c Bayc5l ty.Mondav ·Friday dayt UUl lllllTllY Neat o .c . AJrport20-24 tw
w/laundry hllup, patio, no II& atMatt Bfl 1000 -:fret.ii space Incl d • c 11 w • d • ma I e been known-to';: I heYe BOOKKEEPER eo.te....., Meyerhof'• C1te11ng For general Pf1Ctloe firm wk. Cterica/Gen. ofb.
peta, nr PavlKon Ctr =~ e o~7~ & 531-3200 hid my~ granted With restaurant back: IMM 2e1..el78 In AuntlnQton Beedl to Wll train on computer. I ! 100/mo 963-7~ ocean vi.w: sfiac10u1. mo. * LOST orange & yellow . RL ' gr04Jnd, nice environ-~IM Pllnm wort< f« ~ Aaoclat• 2 471-9411
Condo on Wldl 28 R 28A, modem, redee. 80 T':;, CORO~A DEL MAR Tabby/M In Newport ment, 494-965(1 AvaMable Immediately In II D 1111 IJlllT1'U yra • California ht eicp HIT Tm
tpa pool security p6ea. ~Lndy4;,.,.o-"1,;.,_ 425tll pnva. t• olflee with Blach 1,.. Monday Ptrstaal l1nict1 aa-alllllll• Wiii CdM Court ~1ng ·a mt• llPI . pref d SiMty deC>ends Ho 1 t d t
S • ' ' bch. _......,,.., .,... ....... ~ge wwindow & skylight 0 2 7'""' a , .-.. --Agency Mu.ille m11t1.Ke on el(p 847..ec>4 1 utew v••-• u en •· 1350/mo 644-2e07 0< , only 1$5()/ 946-0645 1 I 4 • .....-v149 • ...,. WANTED LIVING DEMO-rellablit <Mtalk>fi«'lted To place & Hrvlce . Now hi~ houH·
540-0513 ~-:".eA~0.:_E)1~5/~ H---..a._. • ........... ! CRATS BEHINOTH!OR· ~~·S5hOUI. • . ~~?. ~=~ lllllmlllP ~ *' m:-cs•ly HUNT.Harbourar•Avail 225 Lap Apt e. -·--• -'lllWl .. l•sl •lilt' ANGE CURJAIN Ca11Sandy87S-tl73 Call Step-ToMll ~wirt°'llll•t"' .. ~.wet · '* now. Lrg deluM 1Br own-637_7918 ~n• room ofc w/frvf fNM\ ADS Sempte bo<>tt" '!, most •Full-Tlme & Par!· Time hanie 755-4660 in nat I publieationt Fun. Merry Maida. ~13
.,.. unit, frplc, d/w, w/d entry. New carpe a UUl1ll ft ..-ec1 uestlon Fi eld Wor k Earn • PR,rtype .... Outatand· hll-up, patio. M75/mo + paint. All utits pd, $350 ° en q t S300•tweell oumlflUTll y ina t!!!pt?OM'!..,e!!!~al!!!ll~_. .. ~fm~---....--:H
11021 eec. a m~ • comm Must haw Class 11 rv~ lOntopptytogroww•thtne• 557·5e18 Tll90 of lit1lflg at home? ~ .. , Bit Cal ar·s Ile Can 644-9093 beS1! Min 3 yrs ••P Wei. get oot end do ~i.l'XL, Pit10'. IU Lm 91111. tac:utar vtew. gar. deck, : I A~tL!:~~ :ii, CASllU -Ace EqUlpment Repair ~: ~~~~ atl F~we'~ck ~~~~I~ ~·~ow~talr.9" Wllly rentals now avail. 'llbeth. seoo. 494-4061 M!·llll 'Camarillo. CA 93010. · • $5.50 10 51111 more · · sk•ll•.. 11en1punc1ure. phone Nttlng llPPOint-
$695 mo. 'seAcriF} ~-C:IYdwltC~ :g_~J; NEW exec ol11ee wllull llltl~t w/ecp. Newport Check Clltll.., alll fDUAL .lllS EKG. inJ Busy FP. EJip =~ =>o.~orce MANOR 5'4&-2ea2 • teety aves. Irvine/Tustin --Cashing. 842-2965 Immediate Openings• 135 000 to $90 000 8 yur•I only Irvine 552~ th 1 20 houn~
area. G~ tor RE invest· Dt•n Hll -SealOOal & Career op-HlilnQ yout area (213 · El11u1 •••y mon or
2Br 2Ba s,950 ....... t• lhrt ment speclallll or othef Found fern••• kitten. UV€-IN Wanted room l F •• C&Us IH . ptyt. Xlnt pay World 217-1547 EJi p.7 (Any! ...... ... • = ;r :::.-~ 1Br, 18a 750 -•.a ~ofeuk>nal Computer calleo vie Brookhurst & • d . or marine tore in New-Travel! Call (Refundable) ti-' * BACI< OFFICE• ...-,....... E .. t Bluff, new carpet, no ~·.., svc:s avilfable-:730-H3 A tin. 10120, 964-0025 board + salaty. Manl.' •· Port Beaoh. Ask tor Jonn 1-518-'59-3535 ic P2912. ......, Busy Newport Buen comm IHI on. Xlnt work· pet• 840-1911 1 or 2 Rmmates Wanted· tails. Call Sancty In Costa °'Tony 645-1711 OBGYN Wed afternoon ing conditions. Outgoing ' N-Smkr Pro! Fem CdM. NEW OFFICE FOR RENT REWARD lost dog. WHITE ¥esa. 751,.68~. OISTMlllllEP FRONT DESK RECEPT off Will train 6c"5-7870 ~frlendtypeopteexc.11 •Jml 1111• 673 5823 Ger Inc . . 17th st .. Costa Mesa LAB MALE. 1017. Needs CASllH Full-Time po11tlon avail-Telephone, t~ping, poss. . In this 'p09itlon.
Frig, dlahw11hei, ttove • · • 6'6-4330 h9art medieatlon. \lie ol Z.f~ftt 5530 Fnendly courteous able Sam-Spm Mon-Fri. computer, M-F. 8-5. ••AL&SST IMl-1 .........
Incl. No peta 5'45.,.855 ULllA llUll lll SPICI ITJTlll sgrlnod1'9/Westm H.B.· t1Afs12 ... titi11t castllef needed '°' dell· Ryd• Syttert14 tne at Weber Nemec>Jate Sanra With experience. N.B. Call Mr. L.-.on .. * * Sp I c Io 1 8 R Nice 2Br118e $425/mo, n-. 8 7.311'1 or 836-3201 -· 4lPER HOUR styte caterer Mon thru ~ti Meta location. Hrty iAiniai, i556-6iiii2i22iiiiiiiiiiliiuriologiiittiii, Fi1Tiii63iii1·i530iii1~i"""iiiiiiis.9-iiii900ilitiiiiiiiii Ba"front ~!~n rm tmk. Bob 875-3807 R~~!~ntinl g Oover 3Co25 trMWI a-&Til•IT Fri days Meyerhol'a,l wage. Contact Kathy °' , • """""1ngs n range . _... Irvine, 261-6178 Debbie 6' 1-3045 . ··~Imo• CdM PENTl10USE 2SR/ One call does ii all lor Attr wh Fem to meet Fin Great job-EZ hours, ftex -I
' Bob 723-00;;iv I 2BA. Sunlit frplc. lndry your offlc:e leuinQ needs. s.C tlncere & •H•~ Ible sctledu4e. Part· Time. C&SllllS. SILIS I llLMIY CLASSIFIED Al n ·'ERrrrrr~ W'f/&TJ!C!. *' I llaATI* rm. @ lltru, n/smkr, Nocoet to you. 752•112'2 c;lon'ate Wh Male. Prefer Even1!'9 hrs. WIU train Help wanted'" Ill Dept•. For automotive paint ltil... .. i;,i1•u
Baeut 38r 28a twnhM 2 dedtl 75(1...()651 . -=-=er::l:t Prt ..._ Christ bkgrd. 968-9621 job. Bae + commit..on. Will train Must ~ avlllil-store, Mission VleJ<> .,~ ~ .41 WE'~ . . .,... ~... ,. •• , A.\lst be neat & person-able some evening• a Bring-current OM\/ r• t:Y~ ,::y AIC, gar., w/d hll up, new ~er~ l~dand$4~~ • 2771 PRAYER to the Holy Spirit. able.'New office location. weekends FT/PT Greet C«d. 3&4-8121 ~ & dflf)N. frpto, > • wail • Kl a Holy Spirit you Who Harbor-BNd. CM. Call beneflta A~ In penon --------1
trec:9( lights, oell tan, nr last & dep, av now m •HETAIL SPACE* make me ... ev9f)'thlng Ba r bar a b t w n TIE NntlY IUCI HIRE Hoeg Hotp. S 1050/mo. . 975-2335 Al)p(OX 1200 all, xlnl Jo.. and Who thaw me the 10am-89fn, 755-1155 1212 S COAST HWY
· 4101 Hllarla MALE rmmt for qui-. NB cation near Newport City wav 10 reach my Ideas -~itMHiiiiiiim..-;;;a.;y-TSL MGMT 642-1603 Bayview horM, + ..... age Hall. Agt 873-5354 yO:, Who glw me I~ *ClmlllS ULU LAGUNA BEACH
•11111,_ IUll & pool. S67r,mo. UUMll iU11cial divine gilt to f0<g1ve and Cbsmelle Counter Sales.-------• through clas\ified ••••--8«·2607 forget the wrong that Is FTI PT, Must be •~·
CLEAN 2BR, lg Iv rm, 111 · done to me and'Y04.I who ~ed. Buutlfull•---------------pedllng, utMt Incl. No MATURE non smoking • • ere In 111 the Instances 01 Beach cosmetic
pets. S 1175. 723-1292 adult to ahr townhOUte in Oeertuitin 2904 my life wtth me. 1, in this boutique. Call Mr. W•I• FUN
I.Ill ... -•-metro .,.. $450/mo.+ Fu~salOn For short dJalogue want to M·Fg:.5.,760-0111.
-'MJUI. 6'1-8180 Sale, great CdM toe, gd thank you tor everything ----:'-:-----AFTER SCHOOL 1111"'1 NB M/FflJm 28r.1300s/f lncom•, exclusive and c:ontltm once more ~ JJY UL.ES
,38R ~BA Lower Unit. Fp deck~ T\l. _cilent•, owner retiri'1, that I ll9'vef want to be Growth PoSlll<>n
New caroet.. garage WfO HBO cable w/d •.:W.u . send" Inquiries to· 1.;4r , separat~ frOm You no F~ 'C<JlfC"ept. WQRU hkup1ywd: N.ict to partt. $475 631•5•1671189<> • P.O. Boic 78, CdM 92825 111aner hOw great ma-Ground·tloor oppor, Ht S ."'.. ~
s11001mo · , ferlal dealtes may b4t 1 p~tenUal Draw/Comm 11 Yea.rs & 01der 440Si RIVER oceifi Front In f\1.8. EJ!oel. MAR~NG 8~· grto~"f • want to be with You aMi 18'onus. Degree/outside
TSL MGMT 642· 1603 Vw. New carpets. Jnf. 22 ~K • ru~ ~ F/P• my loved ones fh Your sis eicp helpful. Send re--Work Eveninqs & Saturday to 32 yrs. Clean. $525mo yr. • · perpetual glory Thank SYme. Merchant Clipper,
Eicecutlve Townhouse Incl ulls 7~3-1424 Prefef cash. •5>3009 ..YQIL...loL Yo ~ Love 2120 Main St ·--•nHru_nt_,·1.-YOU CAN A VERAGE PER WEE.IL · 3BR 2BA 2 car Gar ' . VENDING ROUT£S7foeaf u ' t i8eiC1i:"92'"· $ -0 0 O c' EA N VIEW PRIVATE BATH and k>f sale cheap. Pc>Mlble =r~,;::andmytoved 1~ on • • 7 5 . ,
$375 +deposit 969..0510 $500 1 .... _. •son• may pray s 818-446-3993 bedrocrm near Ocean ~OSI each machine p . thl amme•
FURNISHED. 2 BR. 2 BA blf lOem. · week1y. 1.AJI prayer 3 consecutive STllEITSI
condo, oc:.n1 view, pool. ore _Jack 1-800 346..()6.45 -days Alter the third day, $"""'• minded Individuals OR MOREi
lac. 00c 1100/mo leaM T Leu 14 your wish will be granted """' -.
'122-35450<650-2522 FIND •If 1 no matter how difficult it part .time wor11. $
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/Hr PHONE: 498-3321 Many to choote from~ 2 & *WIDOW HAS SSS may be Then prom194t'to plus. c.it645-5760
3 bedroom9. Great to-for TOs! $10,000tup No pubtlsh thts dialog~ as AllTO DETAILING T
cation. Starting at through classified ered."'l nopen CallOeo· soon as your favor has 21-r.goodDMVCteancut, All ransportahon PtoVlded
$850/mo. e1µeoe . nitol'I Assoc'673-7~~ 1 * been granted. MCP comm. 722-6116 By An Adult Supervisor
AUTOS -. BOATS MOTORCYCLES
Need to sell anything that rolls. flbats or flies? ... We have a
Fantastic Special to help you Move 'Em Out for only
$799
Extra wQ.rds 50¢ each. Ads that run 7 days are an additional $4.00. Call for
more Information. Because this Is a special rate, we request prep,yment by
check, MasterCard or VISA. . ·
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We·are ADDING to our~sales staff.
If you can type at least 45 wpm and have
great telecommunication skills -We can
offer you a base salary + commi~ion AND
a (jretd _Blace to work.
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,.,.ttalnw/mtn. IMllllllmMT 57620t .. 1-2035 r.ioc.Pnone: D'nln" •• ..._ c• .. ntry ~OllflV·,.P!"'41_•~ lmPMt• h lat•. ·-Por'Sl .. Safe213/'T14 crulH. power""'" _,. Good wcntno oon. , • , ...,. .... -lllOO .,_ ,_ 21117'4 Ml!ACIDIS IAn your tllN ChOoae ME~ lnQ/brat.el\ CMNU•, ~-, .. , trowing Now accepting sppll• llTM. ULll Mn.~ w-on7 Ft'9ndl, perqU.r '9 • 51 "Foa::ii tro1n 125 p,.vlouaty we. ttlt (104ll, U.IK
8Mp. Good kfte11\a c:etlonl FT/PT. EJ1P ..... peraon SE.CREfARY-&nel'll Of. w/2 11'' ._... 1790 ~ "~youbuy.•.,,.. ~ Mefcedet-lenl. -..'llnAIU 1.1.mna.ll
w/(lllllOt1Unlty to 9"'1fl· ror EXPERIENCED: for o on 1 amp or • r y floe. phonel, tvolnG & 780-1111 125 uMd Mere>adae-8eni Comott• ~ ot Im· Automatic, • 4 cyllndar. .... w I 1•14Mt IM'I lpm, v AM lUNCH SER"ERS women'• ..,,,... .. In ~t compu1et ~.L-otaf°'*ty King SIH Water bed, NEW. Newr ueed. OM and ow ,...._ ~ POf18 & It sate. 2131714 power door lod<, redlele, 1 ___ ... _ .... ____ --=~ ~ lnae>eetOf v BARTENDERS Seti Must bl Ible to Memt Fkm. _.a......_ hMI•, wOOden hMCI· rn1t1a I 1 ledtea 1120 men. Compere Houea MEACtOES ctul ... power ltHr• IW ....... ..
Mlcfoecope 9114> pref but ..,. HOSTI HOSTI:SS WOf1t _....anda & Dept ()ppty to INm P«IC*tY t>Oerd & peOded '6M-..ch. p P. M-414-1 2~ffl/~: ~.::DE~afe. BMW •f6 200.2 lng/breku. AM/FM. Automatic. a cyUnder.
not '*· Ooocl benefltt. Slor• eicp a plUe. Sand mgml. N/emtr. Cell relll 116. Cll 540-7041 Geragedfor2YMft,Uoel· CMMt'9. AIC, lilt. SYn power-dOOf !odi. red!*.
15.00/hf. Aos>tvlft p«90n It Unique MW dining reeurna 10 Adt110, Clo wtldY9M2-4t1'4 Oak bal. 13. lot•. friQ.-dbl OUR eo MO LM11nQ Pro-lent condltlon. s1900 roof Pr1cacht81ua&ooll. crulM. power llH r·
Sctantom E:nglnffrlng houM now open In Foun-Del~ Piiot. PO Boa l5eo, llOllTAIY door round '"'bf tbl. 5 gtlm Is• WWllW. Com-(tlC.U41) 55M524 S7,3H lng/br•kU AM1'M.
Inc., 3560 Cadll!K Ave. taln Val~ Cot• Meu, CA 92626 ~Jof qudt~ people 9Wvf 'cht1 • .,igt bed 1ie-, C-Hou .. of lmeor!a & ASSIC IRlmll•IUll ceu•U•. 'Ale. tlU~
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'MecAttt{ur) Apply In pet90tl Mon-Fri Hot Forttnen-Alpalrman • ...-secAETARIES QUEEN ANNI! TAt-FIN mini note laml---811cllll! orgln mkltconc:t ...... JllD ......... PIT &nltlHll 2_.PM only. · tmmed\at111111 ""WORDTP.ROC Thomaevlfle •tvte chef-·~~:c,,,...~:1:"a tlill La. iUW N8 low mil.. m
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Entry level ord1r/11Je1 8'2-7222 vTYP4~P PAY FOR ~ ~~;~ bloek. 1250 (ET Os buy your e7a-.ee1o I ~ 1iaet1ng/br1kff: Cadillac 1982 erdor.Oo. ~tl52o ~~ Meu LOS s~c:,.~:~tJBAOS ROOFING TOP SKILLS M1tch1no c:oHN tebie • e•fTIPtr•d M•rt•dH· OAT$UN '83 280 zx b2 AM/FM, oauett•. AIC. mint condition, brown-
17272 ~ ...... a.tt/IMMle 1 Sever•I poeltlOn• •vall· "'· form•I ~f•,.tove Ask tor Brian Ben.I, ~ wlM oat OU1· Orldlnal owner. Auto· 7-topt, .,ioya, (2FEM338l IMt,.. over tOO. M250.
For ·a~·=~~ in Fount.in "eltey N~:. ~~~-~~~i ~~~ the Orange =Nb~~~;9/f.=). ~2-1444 ~~ ~1',h,n~°t'f•:.: :C,.~. r~ rm ~J=~•T• IUll 642='.:.
COM. M /Hr. 87~190 Comp Roolert. Mull O.l WEA"ER QUEEN M•ttrasa & bOa S•fe. --'II AIOlll ..,... I
NIOIASlll rest-.ur;o..... hive =y ts:isg7~;004•· r:r.r~t:~ eprlngl, "SIMMONS" -... rac I 6 lpMd l'l'\6(\Ull, radial•. TlllTA 'IO llUU 8 eyllnct!•t~·red meg•I
Buyer tor micro tomPo-CurrentlY hes po1Wons 100% FREE Top of the Nne. Satin. :Lt U:: llU *** crul ... power llHr· A le t (8114')te555
nenll. Will tr.in. Sal+ av.SI for HOSTESS£&. .., IEPAlllU* quitted. 1011 In~· c...aa --CHEVROLET ·ea s!l'W-'lnglbrakn, AMIFM"; l~Ofn.tAMr~ ~~-~ ....... comm. Mlssloo Vlelo Plelae apply afler 10am *I SECTYI RECEPTIONIST 30 yr warranty. 559-4524 Fri i.30am. Treasures i ado 1500 e6ectrlc wfn.. caaee111. A.IC. Hit. PC>Wef (1~GW804) ~ 99s . .,..,_ ..
CallN111CY768-1233 tooffieec><callforapptm. 3 yea;:2~r:r~ FIT, t'/941 4Swpm, cus-QUEEN SIZE MATTRESS Trinket•. dOll• & ·dOll'a dowa & • door locka, ~loci( .. (045MS) IAllTTIYITA ..... 111 IUL ESTATE 5 Crowns Restaurant, torner T & gen oHice & BOX. QUll~DI c Io the•. d I a ti & am/fm caaett• crulM •• • llm&n 'llll&l.M
3801 E. Coast Hwy. CdM. .._. ...... .,. Tlkllls, Ni22 0162 BRANO NEWI 1155. Qlutware. mlscl 3807 control tilt ~ auto-IFl•fll IUll· Ul·lll• 8 tinder AM/FM tllt FMI 1la.ll 76()-0331 IHTI 15_..,_ am•ra • Cell: 8'~293 In lat Isle Or· off nwtlc t;enem1.-on. air. 2 M2 .... I TOYOTA 1983 Creasfda M cy (to8242) f2 7ea · Llml~ecl opportunity to join Restauranls Local Peat COl'ltrot Co. 11m1U•llL lfC SOFA, L~t .. Chair. Marguerita A Sandcaatle tone Pllnt. 16,aoo· ml. wa on. 0.rk blue. ega .•• _....;...
Mt1on.i real estate mar-Need• route teen. We PJT RE Office Varied Ottoman Never used. But. lt1e' IHI S 13,SOO (Includes _. '12 AOllll loaSed, mint $1,,.50. lllYlwn ..-
keting syst~ with .un-,_.,..,, !rain Musi h•ve o09d lute• w/emphasls on <><· Scotchgard: earthtones. Campet Stlell) (96& 1AG) 5 speed in.null. radlats, M 1-8324 leave message IAl-ll11 llmltecl eam1ngs. For In-vwvv OMV record. E.O.E. C 8.,,r 90 1 f nl office SU5: e .. s-~29-4 ~4 pGWer steering/brakes, lormllion, call Jack Now hlrtng1or fUll time & Cha.rne 979-6021 A.M. 1 ~o . . Calflocnla queen-size *** AMlF~CUMtte, IV~ ¥-OTA -4987 S~~. Ollft '11 lllM
Ayers at SELECT part time positlOl'ls: 111 Pete 751 5000 Sola. love seat. chair. weterbed. bunkbed set. (1FRF379) $3,995 black. automatic, 25.000 flower & air, need• paint,
BETTER HOMES & •SEAVERS SALES S.111.P table. $100. Kitchin lbl 4 wrought Iron 1helvlng Olm 'II 1/4 fll •n.IT• IUOI mites. lop condition Sell olharwlu excellent
G.AROENS •HOST /HOSTESS Esllb art publi9Mr/dlst Mechenlcally Inclined chrs $75. Bleycle 10 unl\I. ctlikfs wall unit & $11Y«ado, Automatic, v-s Ml .... I t o r S 1 5 . o4 9 5 . I 15 o o. ( 1Fw6 4 7) REAL ESTATE 751-5000 2131 WestcJ1ff. N.B. now ..__ing egraulve CALL 551_.914 . speed. $50. 960·5762 desk Mt, dr""'8, etf. ~Under, power door (213)622·1856fw 665-5075
RECEPTIONIST llLLllAl'S ule1peraon nlary Twin canopy bed, Mal/wt!. Doub~ stroti.r. tyke a fock/wlndowt, power IMA 'II &OOlll (714)6.c6-2903/h
For tull·Hrvlce taclal ~El!ireRiWAtTAESS B:~~~1~ml~• EARN lace ens. matching picnic~:· 17tantbl~ steering/brakes, AIC. IOU 1986 TOYOTA Camry LE. ---
ulon. 30 hrs/wk. eves & •HOST/HOSTESS fAIM.$lOOQ/WK ntesllnds.5 drawer desk =mower. ~~!:,1 238;: (3509603) 5 Speed m•nual, power Metalllc blue, loaded.
wtlnda Ind, 54~ • BUSPERSOH Urgently need Oependable .-.VV & chair. Xlnt cond color TV, IOti more. FRI & OHHll he"tltf door lock, radlall, power $8000 firm. 364-2782 ~T • VALET PERSON pereon to worl! without • =~b:,; ~1 u~~r:'g~ SAT before o4prn, 9945~ Mf.1100 _ 1tMrlng/brakes, AM/FM, TIYITA '13 CELIOA ITS
FrlendfY, plNsant person Call 613g!:~:M ~tor Texu oM •6AM·12 Noori 5700 uklng $250obo. Cornwall Or. 963-5850 I Fiii 'll PIOI IP cUMtte, A.IC, ~l'-P. 5 speed manual. radlels. la••~~.',2 ... 00 .........
wented lull time. Buay Between co. In Orange County •No Nlohta/Wknda 2Hl-backed Br Vel. t t I • Wind .. low mllea. -.995 crulae. power etHr· ........... ....,--.. -..... .....,.-----
phonee. Knowledge of RETAIL area. We tr.in. Write T.G. •S7/HA + oommllralnlng Chai 1 S75ea ·s57..S5t7 11811!,! • a 112 ton. 4x4• 9PMd man-llllTillTll IUOI Ing/brakes AM/FM · Coate Mes•I Newport Be a part of the ennuat Oidcanon. p,., SWEP· •TAMUNI llll r · INta:Guri'.i fdll ull. XLT Lltlat package. N2-IOll cauette, 'At C. 1111:c ~o-Rv""e-n_,.E..,.,,..77r-_ .... 911':111e~k-=Ol'I=
Beech wee helpful Apply Chrillmas Fantasy 11 CO. Box 961005, Ft. • UM•I l « j Like new Inside and out. (IGHC775) $6 895 bleek. T·lop, air, crulM.
In person, PennYMYer. Amenca's most beautiful Worth. TX 76161 lllTll u. Ill· 12•HER 61 k d1 I tbi 9' Boston Whaltr w/18.11 (3K21149) S 11.983 """'11 omc OPE 11in11Tlil 1UO• lot• morel EJIOlllent con-~. ~~n111 Ave., ~':r~-:n$ ~~8;w ::;~ SALIS-all t••UUll1111 lllft1••1IH e~~. hvy ~uty n :;scro !~~~P ~oo~~;o:at~5~~·1· ~! 0M1200neltl utometlc-;-4 cyltnder. U2-tofJ i= e:~~~ mllN-
lng applk:ations 10, part-Full or Pert-Time tor Retail _. tr -oven $75, micro cart S 10. 760•9636 -· cauette. (83511 $2,995 UOEPTIHIST time cuhiers. Wiii pay OHice Supply Stationary TU ........ -• -• walnut vinyl stuffed chair Olm 'II MA•.... lllHUI YIYITl 'IS DELIOl 111 Hll 'U MITlll flltwpOrt Center Real Es-$5 00/l'lr 10 starl for Stora. Wiii train. APPIY In . Kl IUN -...rUI $65. round pedestal table ELECTRIC Bay ao,1. ex-r""' Ul-1111 5 speed manual, power CONVERTIBLE all power.
tat• Co. seeking a pro-quelil1ed ind1111duals. person. Coast Olftce Wilting to train a depen-$10. 964-23-41 cellent condition, Just• V-6 eyllnder. speed man-door IOC«. radlalS. cn.11..., Priced rlglU1 isaso 080
feaslonal receplton1st Apply tn person. Fri-Supplies. 2121 Harbor ~;~ "tt~&-.2Syr .&AAPiTS-Dynaaty Class ":iled. :18b1 b•~1;5~· r:~~~f=~~~ C•b. .a& '11111 SI ~r tteering/brax 673-933' (1JOJ'422l
Please call Carrie Tues. call Barbara Blvd. CM 548-n94 OWf'I Tnna. rM.OOh{. ca." ChlneH Oe~n. rec· ~ts;; ~75~29zr--.
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a =:. If..:~-1_. 5 lpMd menu•I. rldJals. ~M/FM, c:aHetla, A/C,
760-07 14 Hedrtck SILE 642•250111" mess tagular, 8x11·8 •. 2 tor · v.wH -n1,.... power brakes, AM/FM. tllt. (1GHC775) 16,8115 Fiii ,14 llSTAll
"'-taurani · $320/ea S175 6'46-4047 twtl a..t1 I 141· 1200 caaeette. Bliek ext. with HmllTll IUON 6 1 d ,,_ llllfll'S WlflS Inside saleS exp.tor wlll TRAINING PARl'NER 1 tun root. $9,888 ••2 -· Automatic, cy In er. Floor Assisi-Bus Boy I train .a'llng Mfclo compo-NHdld FV area CENTER CLU.B member-1986 ZODIAC Mar1t II Ford F150 1985, power, •-T• IUOI -. • ._. r•dlals, AM/FM, cauet·
Apply only"' person after 2301 San Joaquin Hiits Ad nenta Sal -+comm M V serloui dedicated stllp. Significant di•-Futura. QOOd condition., c.mper shell. S5000 firm. "'-TIYITI •11 ••L•"A te. AI C. 18.150 ~
4.30PM. Hemlngways Corona del Mar 92625 Call NancY 768-1233 · stoppeci training for 8 yr count. Interested parties. $2750. 548,..8'48 722-1195"~ 548·0105 UJ-lltl -. r'd mlleS.. (28t>R7&7) $4,995 2441 E Coast Hwy, COM 640-5800 St rtl aln now · call tor details 640--08•0 (2N46086) Automatic, 4 cyl n er. lllTlllT• 11&11 ---UUS PUSll 1 r1i ;t: 98 · 1986 Center Console IN-1 IUIA '11 01111 radlala, cruise. power F STATIONARY STORE Cell (71 l 9 -05 HIOE·A·BEO Sola, queen. VAOEA-18". new 110HP TOYOTA '83 Truck. long 5 s?Hd manual, radials, steeringfbrakes. AM/FM. 142 ... 1 ' ~111J" ~M FIT 5 O "" XI i mUIUIY $75 AMANA slda-b~· John1on, galvanized bed, 5-Sp-eed. low mlles, power brakel. AM/FM, tlt1. Sun roof. (i8EH259) flll 'U ~·--
vu · • 1•-· n side Aelrlget;ator, 22 ~. tr• 11 er . I o• de dj e11cellent condi tion c1SMtte. Sun roof, eus-$3.495 ••••....,. .... 5 working condttlons. Ex· Aec-s>tlolllsts. AHTt & $l50. 64l-832• Ive msg w/equlpment & elec-$4000 080 650-5170 tom wheels 10287851 lllTlllTH IUOI Automatic. 6 cylinder, ceptlonally line Cffentete. Animal Attond111ls tor a Ironies Prtced at 'Ii 59 688 · redials power ataer-Phone for appt. 673-4762 busy practice In Irvine. SOUTHWEST! Lamps, va1u1-s9ooo 675·1358 l TIY1Tl 'll414 . •IUOI 142-0llJ ln.g/brakea, AM/FM ,
FTfPT Incl wknd1. EJcp sofa+loveseat: chairs, · 15 &peed manual power l•WT casaette A/C reel~
Work In the ever expanding
Newspaper Promotion field. If you are
sett-motivated and like working with
teenagers, this may be the
opportunity you've been waiting for.
llllmll ucn pref'd. SS 1-0304 • lo~i-PMCll/green/wht)I 33'"COACORO FIB steerlng/brakes.'AM/FM. Ul-1111 TOYOTA 'IO OEUOA L 0 w. • I 0 w" m II ea :
Security Pecilic MMiufec-Stone/glass or whitewash: SPORTSFISHER casHtte, till. Big 5 &peed manu ... po'd! (280R787)S4.895
turer Fu!MSlng, tile na-WAIEHISE PlllH Collend lb~ din 1ets:wall Flbergtasa. new tanks, tires/wheels. Low miles. -.& '11 Plllllf II steering. cass.tte, AJC, lllTlllTll IUlll
uon·s leading lender w -Lifl 70 lbs. ope<ate forklift. units! Pine logs pole bdrm twin V..Ss, r•dar $36.000. (2"85632) $8,995 Automatic. radials, crusle. nu Sunroof Cu11om
Ying ttle l'lOme Improve-Goo<IOMV.5"6-3671 Qn/kgmattress/bxsprngl ~6-9000 . ...,..IUll power steering/brakes. Wheels l 1MCZ 384) ua ....
ment Industry has an WELDER-Maintenance. WholeMle pres. 973'-0653 $26.000 S11nday Only IU Olll i "MfFM, c.usette. A/C. $3,495 Fllll 'II U•ll =r~;f,.y'°' a marketing MacGreg~ ~achls. 1631 WAllTU: llT Tll • t/ IC t alttrt .. ~8~s09)~t{411~oy1 . IUIUlYlllHYllTI Automatic. 6 cylinder;
Outiest Prepare marketing Placentia, · · UHi IPL 11l·Hl2 RtJRltWXY FOR WEER-1 1IYITl"'ll IU P90I.. llllTlllATft '11.ACI • ~ steering/brakes,
$400 PER WEEK
(To Start)
With Potential
to $1,000 PER WEEK
Insured Van. Wagon, or
Large Sedan Is Required
L•t• ef Oppertunltr
t• Qrew Witt. Ual
Welti Ill Year 0... Arn.
CALL MR-::-STEVENS
(213) 477-3.163
proPosals & Interface WHI Pl_IOllSll ENO Ctlarter State-Of· IP •1-TIYITA 'll CllllLU c.ueue. A/C. (2R1~629) 1 with contractort cttents to Part umelfull time. Macln· H tt n-Art 34• CrN!Oc:k. Pkg 5 speed ma11u•t. cUMtle. U2-00ll Autornatle, AM/FM. Root $6695
I resolve prob•em: 40 tosn experience helpful. rM 111en1 deal w/sklpper. 675-.7100 (1J33022) $3,395 Hiii 'ii PllELllE rack. (7 36TGZ) 12,795 , I.I. •TSUI R!g~'e:en~P :.':ueoi wlll train. Near OC Alr-1 •Oarhng• -1 _ ti 7 4 IUIEY TIYITl s tpeed manual. radials, IUH TIYITl U2·0111
grammar & • spelling, Port· Sharon. 474·7727 had shots. 8 weeks old., Ml·llll power steering/brakes, Hl·llll
good phone skills Can-• 760-9t7 t U ' llHl llftlt Oattlt I AM/FM, casseue, AJC. Fiii '17 TlllH
d1da1e must be com-fllttclll .. JSt twt / UJ/Alt Crulae._equipped. MBZ Yaal 9040 Sun roof Allo ys. 11YITl 'llTEICEl AMIFML, CUMt\e. Gaa
lortable 1n sopl'l1ShC8ted. Lti•·" Ai 6 f aozs diesef pQWet' Exoetlent (ILPS825) $9,888 , Cassette. Whal A Feeling! Saver I (88130) $5,999
nigh profile position No -• Hve-aboard. MOR shp. HllE 'II HI 11m•Tll IUCll (88140) S• 888 lltftllm 11116 exper1enc& requtred. 18th Century country llllFll~n I ASKINGS100,000 1 ton conversion. 59 en.-U2.Qlll . lllYHiITTMHll·
bring yout baSIC skills & French pine armoif,• trom Or rntnk wanlecl b vt (213)305-0432 gtne eutomallc, power } 140-0111
we will train Liberal ~~~~~t~~~~ party. Sml. 721-Ssefa P 1 met i••••t d oo
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r 1ockf w1ndows. IHI& '11 PIELllE _ 140·0711
salary & lull modern ben· • S 'l'--7120 power steertng/braltes. 5 speed manual power TOYITA 'H TllOll FHI 'll Tl.e
ef•I pro0ram To arrange Attliaam Mil lace arait•fl •If an I AJC. 4a4. Mileal: only •.leering, casse1ie. AIC. • cylinder 4 speed man· AM/FM, casMtte. Ga1 lnte7~ r·~ac:c m'ii rrost Free 10 cu li "ren-' t "47 ' k V oiESEL KOHLER 35K. (1MLD337) A"E. tlll. Power moon root. uaJ. cwtte Like new! Saven (88"130) '5.999 ~2-~9~0 ar SE~URITY ITIOfe gd cond. $100obo. .... NlO LIGHT f>CAHT Freth ...... lllentflt (98118) MusrSeel (1HBN480) s2.7&5 IMftlllTJ.-A
PACIFIC MANUFAC-631·7466 Pereonal slte.':nt buyl ·=·~-~~ Mf..1200 11m1sm11111 llAIEYTHITI 141-1111
TUAEA FUNDING, 3187 KE~MORE washer & $250. Cal 646-4047 • , -• Mi-1111 141·1111 ::!. H:0~te 100. Costa dryer, hke
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...._ _______________ ,, ___ . ______ ~~( « .tll EJctra typing elements. l•Jtfl Tui trl ClllllCI • 1045 Automatic, redi•ls, cruise. 5 apeed manval Aii.4~FM
EJccJI cond. S300obo. • IOH fad f -81Rb cLXsslc power steering/brakes. c•ssette. Ate'. Sporty
D I. ery Dr1·vers WHIRLPOOL side J( side 67s.4380 Restored. new motor/ AM/FM, casselte, AIC. conv9'tible, mag wheell e IV ' refrig. 215cu11, 1 yr old. Pet i .. 1981 RollbXv Ramb;;< tr111s/paint/tlres tllt Moon roof Alloys (98212) S7,777
lee/cold waler dlep. Pd I •• motor home. 30 . $3450 646-9000 Low miles. (20XW509) lllYHSln .....
PART TIME $1400 NII S750. 650--0443 Levelers, rear bath, $2650 Sunday Only SH,988 -t . l BOARDING & GROOMING roof/dash air. loaded, ex--••mltTll IUCll 140..0111 araa art DOGS. CATS & BIROS cellent $28.000Jobo. a I H 9100 ••• .... Newspaper Delivery Drivers Needed. t DoVING sXtt• SHERF\Y'S K·9° 546-28'48 j 1KSB742) 536-2509 nattt •rrt __ ...., YW , .. UlllT 111
Pine furniture. kltchen p a •-f I &Oft FIBERGLASS camper AOOIU'llllTHU lllll'llPllllll 5b<'::::. A~/~':'.·c:' UY~ Monday -Friday 2PM-5PM . Weekends table&benehel.pteMfe. ttl -··I shell Stockland Co for 5 lpeed manual redials te, A.JC Sun roof Cus-Urltoln-Mercury. Merkur,
china c.bfnet. 759--0374 PETS "R" PEOPLE impOn tl'\.ldl. 94W'. alnt IN U power br•k ... 'AM/FM~ tom wheel& (2FBY993) Jaguar. flUZ\I, Honda. & Holidays 4AM-7 AM. Earn up t o •WllTll:lnDll• BOAROING&GROOMING cond. $250 080 (dial kl Automahe. 4 cylinder, caseette.. A/C. Sun roof, $4995 Volkswagen ~ •• -.. OOGS.CATS,&BIROS .f)583-4S28al1r6 cruise. power sleer-•lloys. low mlles. ' O ByAppt OntvContect ff-tlUl.,rl ~I SHERRY"$ K-9. 546-2848 Ing/brakes. cassette, ( tLPS325) $9.888 lllT11~12T~ 111 I I Linda Co11ett1 °'Jim S600/month. Must have reliable -8.--Couc'---h.-cou-nt-ry-=F,....renc:h-:-. POODLE PUPPY SALE ELL :r;995""· (88013A) lllTillTll IUOM ~ --· P.Smerl~•t 830-c 7000
Pd S1250. Sell 1250. ? Homa i~(TM ~. 1· .I --·-N2-lltl YllYl,l-nG I l TrvTne ... u10 enter tr anSpOrtatiOn, insurance & a good 1 lthr recliners. Pd USOei Toy & Min.) All colors • _,__ A 1 tic I po ILll.!l1 "9TI H•
• bolh lo< $500. An Like 1250-l700. h1·S465 · throu~h class1 f1ed 141 .... 11 MASERATI 1987 Blturbo !! om!.,~ "i-.~i wer _ .,.,~ drl.Vl·ng record Newt PP 760-0157 t. 6-speed, red. 35 ........ ,. .. , ' llUI • t miles. Must sell. List c 1 • 1 e t 1 e · A / C · AutomatlG. a .cyllru1u. ( II 7 l 4/6 4 2 4 3 3 3 205 IUSS IUlllOn-1 53'4.000. sell for S26.000. C1MXX8'nrl1 r.sae powef door 1oc1c. orulM . a -ext. Footboard with rails, AUTO . OUIE CAllllll Factory ••rrenty 1111111TllUACI power ateerl~fb~ku.
Between 8 AM-7PM queen size. 846-"293 (213)622-1856/w u2 ..... 1 . cusette. A c. 1111.
Contemp 5pc din rm set (714)6.c&-2903/h ( 1o.479l S3.295
A sk For Rodger wi&O" g1ass tat>te + 4 ll&DA 'lllll Yll.llWAl0 '14 1.1.0llYIUI
ehatrs like new $600 E t $600 th k' 5 Speed m~•I. pcwer UlllT an .. , .... 1 OB0536-77 19 arn Up 0 a mOO WOr IOQ brM .. AM/FM CMMt· 5 speed manual, radials.-----------
----te. Ai c . Su~ roof. ~ bra.kn. AMfFM. ILIS ... 11&.TA ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ partt"1me del'1ver'1ng newspapers ~~~~n"s ~~AJcsoo ·r~.& ~~~.power d~
ON THE MOVE
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-• lllTillfli IUOI alloya. (2FBY993) $4,995 1oc\t, radlala, crulae.
d d k u• -llmHTll IUOI Power s1eerlng/br1ke1. Mon ay-Fri ay 2PM-5PM. Wee -_...... uRHl -;:~r.Ate. itt-<s1tt)
ends and Holl.days 4AM-7AM-. .l"'Au st 1111' HOSL YW11t 111 -1.1. •rsu1 IY\ Fully load~. including Aunslneeda work $500 UJ-1111
• Becker radio. deluxe (257VEL) CAL:L Carne hove reliable transportation, in-wtieeis. 2 tops. ei1cetient &4s-1&s& ILIS '12 OITUIS
condition, 1 owner. _'II ~--••i••"'I Automaltc:, radial•, crulM,
d d d • • d 88.000 miles. but offer. '" ...--power 1t..,lng/brellea, 5UranC8 an a Q00 rfVIOQ reCOr . Cell 8·30am-Spm Good Interior & IXIJrlOf AM/FM, cauetta. A.IC.
l71o4)835-2100 Ext 2<>6 Nft tires. f\MOt engine. ttlt. Clean. LOW ml•I Call 714 / 642-.4333 Ext 205. Ask for Carolyn (RNGN011 seoo. CALL oenn11 (1EBEH&> 13.ats
'87 190£ low Mii (4283 (7 t4)963-83 ,. (VPM850l llflTmM IUll
Rodger, Between 7 AM-7PM '85 180E Whlt•l~0133) v:;t:1~:~~lr~h~: ~'!o~ Ml .....
.... 190£ $15.950(7437) $2950. 756-0363 .. F?llrtl ...
Motor Routes
available in
W11tmin1ter
Huntlnlfon Beach -
Fountain Yall•J
NO COLLECTING
NO S.OLIGITING
Deliver One Day a Week -
Must have dependable car
and proof of Insurance .
'82 2400 M .950 l888'4l r~••
·91 300D 19,1150 (8'941 YW •to Ulln OllY YITAlll
'&C Wgn 120,llOO (o4203) Immaculate S•crlflce Automatic, CNfM. power
'78 '450Sl l~ Ml (8833) S39 50 ( 1A0V910) ateerlng/t>rakll.AM/FM • ..... .... MH 722-71111 AI C, tilt. Woodgrain Ilda (9420) $12,695 ..... 'U 211 D WANTEO 83 • 88 Mazda LL •TIUI
Automatic, power door RX 7 . R ••on ab I•. ••• -•1 look. radJals. crulsa. 980·5930 _ _.
power •t:.!:!Y/br•k", 1---------'---------
AM/FM. t•. A/C. Can 'tseem to get to all those
T ·••· aMoya, 11at11er repair J0 oba around the bouae? Let (579525) M,195 18119111 IUa the clasaified service directory
142.-1 help you find reliable help.
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WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 2. 1988 ..
WASHING TON (A'i>) perishable products. But as more make sugestions. Tbe number is mcipient was out of town. A temperature -that is. 40 decrees
Amona the boliday-aeuon ~wop companies enter the busineu, the 1.8QO.S3S-4SSS. nciahbor .could have been asked to 'f'ahrenbcit"Or cooler. Ooodinf into American households department says it is encounterina Folks orderina food 151 ~to be take it in and keep it cold. Dry ice packed in a plastic foam
are an mcreuina number ofl'erina an increbe in cases where con· d 1. _.. I"" another 1·n· stance a boll of meat boll is a aood system, the dcP&rt· food "'V mail. You can -t some sumen receive products in ques.-e tVoc•~ to someone e • may 11 mcnt says. "' .-· want to Riv"' ·"'--.:pient notice arrived still cold at the ~pient's · tlnllr'nliet iteml this way, but caution uonable, or downright unsafe, con· ....:: oi;; woi;; •"""" ·-· Mca• poultrv and fish products ...---•'--t the .;A i·s co"'in• .1.....:,..,1ture office,butwasleftunderad~a..over ~ -.1 11 a ---t idea. dition. • ' ~ ... _....en.tr--~ -experts~s• ... _ .... L OC'D. should arrive e1ther still completely avuu ~.-.. .... 1uuu . .._.. the weekend because she didn't Mail4'dcr food bu become a S l It has received reports of people -. know what it contained. frozen or at least still hard in the
billion-a· year business. according receiving meats that bad beoome The seller .can us~y pve advice middle, the department advises. If
to the Department of Aariculture. warm. ot runny cheeses and.even a on wl)en dehvery will be ~.and In both cases the gifts were no it is a product that bas never been salmon covered with mold "' the buyer can then tell the friend to longer edible by the time they were frozen, it-should arrive cold to the Jt•s a business that bas arown by · ,. look for the products. Also, ask tht opened. ,. touch. o~ specialty items IS well as Consumers concerned about a tdlett.Omakesurethattbepercelis Just because a meat bas been Sopied!Y.bardsausaaes,sucbas
converucnoe, especially at a time of food product can set advice from clearly labeled perishable. ..smoked .. doesn't guarantee it bu peppcrolll and bard salami, don't
year when people want unusual the deoartment by callina·its Meat That can avoid problems such as been cooked; often a PJoduct is just have to be refriterated. But most
thina fpr parties or Jifts. and Poultry Hotline, a toll-free one case in which I' package of exposed to a smoke source. Meat ire cooling, mcluding summer
'lm M"~O!ost~'-ml!_,ll·.Jo~r :2. se~U:_eien..!!!!llba~v!!e~cx..Q!.· Jse~mrn.:· ce!!!!staffi~l!!Cdclnb~y~food..QUi=salllQfentywexUl·Lsf(:m.r.o..$1cCledlletltalu.JJrlcrae11:ysausct:Sqos.n.baeadwoo.s1rstep~1:e.....;-1a10hiUoa:ul:ed-1C1be~sh=Pip~pedi.t-a1wt~· tb~anpati.Ocef.-.lllsa • Lebanon bologna. and .... · in r shi in of who can · hek-:-
Taste of the islands .
fla·vors brunch mentz
H'waiia.ihstyle brunchthat!seasHv--...--I tat,letl,._. bmn npr-
pepared brinas io,ethet the glamour of the '.4 ~,... •o mutanl
islands and favonte foods in some new recipes '.4 teas,...,,.__. cloves
for a relaxed weekend party. Our menu of Trim and slash fat. stud with cloves. Place
attractive, mostly make-ahead dishes can be "1lam steak in shallow 11 x 7-incb l>a:k.ing dish.
readywbenauestaarrive. _ Combinehoney, len\onjuice,orangejuice,
Golden ripe papaya from Hawaii,, avail· brown SQpr, dry mustard and cloves in small
able year round, brinp tropical sunshine-to mixina oowl Pour over ham.
meals any time. More than a breakfast fruit, Bake, uncovercd,at3S0degrces20
papayapvesnewflavordimensiontosalads, minutes, bastinaoocasionally. Top with• en trees., side dishes and, or course, desserts. ~Pan of the warm welcome, when friends papaya slices and bake l S minutes longer,
amvc., istbecnticingaromaofbam baking until ham and papaya arc glazed, basting once
with slicedpapayaandanoranaeglaze . .Tbe or twice. Cut into thick slices and serve with
Zucchini Frittata. 1 savory egg dish, bake$ papaya and sauce. Makes 8 servings.
alonpide the ham at the same temperature for
speed, convenience and economy.
Ambrosia, which pain papaya with the
tartness of citrus, serves as fruit and dessert,
and the patty-size, sour cream coffeecake
oft'en bake-ahead convenicoce.
Acenterpieceofpapayaandotherisland
ftuit provide a tropical mood.
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SUeet1 lemateea, prefe~ly Roma
Drain zucchini or pat dry to remove
excess moisture. Combine with garlic an<t
pun onions. In mixina bowl, beat eggs, blend
in flour. Stirio"6 tablespoonsofthe Parmesan,
aalt,pepperand I teaspoon Italian seasoning.
Tum into greased shallow l 1h-quan baking
~sh. •
Bakeat3S0degrees30minutes. Topwith
tomatoa. Sprinkle with remaining seasoning
and Parmesan chccsc. ~e 10 minutes
loqer, or until set. Makes 8 servings.
PAPAYA GLAZED RAM STEAK
I,...., U. steak, 1 ~ lfthl Well
Wlleledffet
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PAPAYAAMBRQSIA
1 pepeya, peele41, aeeded, sUced
S ?use oru1ea, peeled, cat la 14-~ alicea
Z ifapefnit, peeled, cat la 14-lDcb slicet
'.4caplMMJ
1 ~ capt Ared4ie4 cocoHt, preferably ,...... -·
Mlal ..... ~.
Arrange a layer of papaya, oranges and
grapefruit in large serving dish or bowl. .
Drizzle with honey and sprinkle with coconut.
Continue layering ingredients. Cover and
refriaerate 1 to 2 hours. Garnish with minL
Maked to 10 servings .
Note: This fruit combination is most
attraajvewben papaya is alternated Ytcith
blood-red oranges and grapefruit or navel
orangesandpinkgrapefruitforcolorcontrast.
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PA~AYACOFFEECAKE
. Ptlltag
Z capt diced papaya (abo.t 1 papaya)
8...uce cu crulled pl.Deapple
I tablespoon H&ar
1 tabletpooa lemoa jalce
1 teaspooa vullla
Toppm1 ...
Z tableapoou IHltter or margarlDe z tablapooas 11torteala1
1.4capHpr
14 &eup11• Jemoajldce
"" teupoem •ui.lfa ~ cmp all·,.,.ae n .. r
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Fresh caviar must arrive cueful-
ly packed and tboroulbly cold.
otherwiic don't cat it; don't evep
Wit it. the Apicultllft ~t warns. C.anned caviar usually only
requires refriteration iftet open1.na.
First-dul live loblter comes
packed in seaweed in insulated
boxes. ~ten should still be lively
beforecook:ina. Aftercookinacbeck
to see that the tail is tiabtly coiled.
Don't cat a JQbster with• litnp tail.
There sboµld be DO mold OD
cheese except, of coune, mold mat
is pan of the cheese ittd( .IUdl as
the blue mold in blue chc:ele. And
cheesecake should arrive fully
frozen,ti.e department •YS:
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·p1p1ng h()~popovers wholesome
Foster Fc><ms Of' Zocky Fom1ly Pock
FRESH FRYER DR UMS.. .
Served pipina hot and enriched
with wholesome pains and cheete,
Harvest Popoven are perfect for
cool·weather meals, says the Octo-
ber iuue of Sumet mapzine.
Add to the buic smooth batter of
esp;, flout and-milk -one-of ;wo-
aeasonina combinations: wild rice
and Parmesan cheese or bJ"&D cereal
aqd Oleddar. The seuoJlinas Jive
more body to the popovers~ rnaking
them not as thin and hollow as the
plain ones.
You can bake them in regular
muffin pan~ cut-iron popover
pans, or in glass or ceramic custard
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popover SUPI (each 2 to l 'h inches
wide),~ to 8 custard cups (._to S-
ounce size).
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or 2 more minutes, until a foamy cn&ll_fonm~ on swface of soup
indicatina that filter of ea whites
lw rilen to top.
Reduce beat to low. Usina ladle
mate small boJe in • white filter
near ~ of pan so that soup
bubbles mainly in bole. ~
uncovered, for 4S ininutes without
stirrina mixture or moving
saucepan. Remove fri>m heat
Taste liquid for seasonin&, adding
' · · · more salt and pepper through bole
if~ but do noutir.
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POTATO STARCH
Une a la,..e stniner with several
layers • of dampened. wrung-out
cheesecloth. Set strainer above a
medium saucepan. leaving room
for conson\me to drip throUAJi into
sauc:ei-n without comina in con-
t.ct with strainer:-Slowly and
carefully bqin to ladle consomme
into strainer, hqjnnina where bole
wumade.
When most of consomme is
ladled throuah. carefully slide ea
white filter and rema.i:n:ing con.som~
me into strainer. Let soup drip
throuab but do Dot press OD filter. If
• consomme is not very clear, strain
ir 8ll!in throuab mixture in
cbeeleclotb. Discard solids in
cbeacclotb.
Remove ..any remaining fat by
quickly drawina strips of paper
towel over_ surface of consomme.
Soup can be prepared ahead up to
this point and kept, covered, up to 2
days in refriaerator;
Brina consomme ~to a boil
and stir in Vqetable 1ulienne and
Madeira. ~ bot-in-smalhoup
bowls. Makes )'h to 4 cups. 3 to 4
servinp.
v ...... J.ue.e: Peel celery,
-uaina a v~ 1115tler.:to -mrro~e
llrinp.. Cut celery, Telel'Ved white
and liabt sreen part of leek. -and
carrot into 1 'h-inch-tbick pieces.
CUt carrot plec:es lentthwise into lfe.
inch-thick slices, then cut each
piece apin leQathwise at lfe.incb
intervals to mate thin strips.
Cut ceJery and leeks into thin
lenathwiie strips about same size as cartc?t strips. J>:yt y qetable striRS in
medium saucepan and add beef
stock and a pinch of salt and
pepper. Brina to a boil and skim off
any foam. Reduce beat to low,
cover, and. simmer until tender
(about 8 minutes). Drain vea-
etabla; raerve oookina liqu.id.
(This liquid can be reused as s10Ck.
Do not add it to consomme, or
comomme will cloud.}
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-~atisf ying salad
a meal by itself
There's nothina more satisfyina
than a really aood salad. Fresh and
IUIY. it can dress up a simple meal.
Or ifit contains IOffte meat, such as
turkey ham, it becomes a complete,
convenient meal in one.
qualities. llllkina this zesty salad wonderful for potlucks, picnics and parties. The tutkey ham adds meaty
flavor and &ives the beans a festive
touch. If you haven't tried turkey ham,
you'll be surpriSed to discover how
much like regular bamlhe turkey
venion tastes.
'Insc.ny Bean Salad combines
white beans, diced turkey ham,
diced tomatoes and srecn onions.
dressed with pus.Icy and mint in a ·
flavorful vinaiarette.
TUSCANY BEAN SALAD ~
1 JIOUd nney llam, diced
The salad is made with tiardy
inpedieots that havc,aood keeping
1 ,.... -~te beau, cooked,
efflN
I C9f1 ~tomato
1 "'dlfPe• parsley
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~ teu•H•'blacll pepper
~ ewp c:1aam,.pe vtaegar
Mix nt 6 ingredients together.
Mix together salt. pepper, mus_tard
and vinepr. Whisk 10 oil. Pour
dressing over salad; mix well.
Refrigerate for 30 minutes before
serving. Makes 12 servings.
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Several renowned local res-
taurants and California wineries
will offer their specialites at the
fourth annual Food Fair, benefiting
the Food Distribution Center that
serves Orange County.
The fund-raiser will be held from
S:JO to 8:30 p.m. Nov. 10 on the
third floor of Crystal Court, South
Coast P1az.a.
Amons res~urants panicipating aie AmbroSia, The Ritz, Four
Seasons' and the Paviliofi. Door
prizes and musical entenainment
SUNNY DELIGHT CHILLED' FLORIDA
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center's.onaoins efforts to feed the
bunary in the coun~
Meat Dept. Savings
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Ham Roasts =CAif
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Tickets are $25 per person. For
more information, call Betsy
Wilson at 771-134-3. -• • • Well-known chefs will prepare
samplings from.their restaurants'
most popular dishes during a I()..
day cooking series. 10 be presented
by Robinson's starting Nov. 10.
Teddy Wells, former director of
Ma Cuisine Cooking School, will be
at the Fashion Island store from
noon to 2 p.m. on Nov. 10, 13 and
19.
Others demonstrating will be
Lou Greenste1n from Braun I to 3
p.m. Nov. 11; and Chef Chu,
restaurateur and author of .. Chef
-thu's Distinctive Cuisine of -
China," 1to3 o.m. Nov. 12. . ~ ..
The Orange County Chapter of the
American Heart Association is
offerinJ a free heart healthy recipe
guide for holiday m~s. •
Entitled "Holidays a la Hean,"
the brochure features holiday
recipes for appetizers, side dishes,
entrees, beverages and desserts.
Each recipe lists serving infor-
mation for calories, protein, fat,
cholesterol, sodium and
carbohydrates:-In addition, it lists
diabetic exchange information.
To get a free copy, send a self-
addressed, stamped envelope to
American Heart l\ssociation.
Atteo: Holidays a la Hean. P. 0 .
Box 6046, Irvine 92716-6046.
Appetizers
hot ,nspicy
Cream-puff strips with a spicy
Mexican twist make a delicious
pany appetizer.
To pipe the dough, a pastry tube
is nice but not essential. You can
also drop the dough by rounded
tcaspoonf\ils to make small puffs.
MEXICAN CHEESE STRIPS
~ cap marsartae or utter
1 cap water •
1 cap all·pupose flou
1 tea1poo• c.W pewder
1 ...... p-oad cam1a
1 ...,,... 4rte4 cea1u4ler,
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1 C'llf &ed hlly ceoke41 Mm
~ Ctlf ~ M•teRJ Jack J._. wttll JalapeM peppen (t
f .-eet)
In a saucepan melt margarine.
Add water; brina to boilina. Stir totethef flour, chili powder, cumin,
coriaoder and dry mustard. Add
flour mixture to butler mixture; stir
viaoroUlly. Cook and stir until
mixtun forms a ball that doesn't
aeparate.
Remove ftom heat; cool s1i&btly1 about S minutes. Add qp. one at a
time, beatina with a wooden spoon
after ach addition for l to 2
m.inutcl or until smooth. Stir in
ham and cbeete. Spoon doua!i into
a s-uy tube fitted with a tip with a
'h-indl openi
On a ~na aheet aJowly pipe doulh into ).inch strips. I
•ncb •put. Bike in • 37s.dqrec ovn lS to 20 minutes 01 untll llOlden and puffy. Serve warm. ti&alrea36. •
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tbe IUDC eatlnaaiastic qualities. funds wiD IO toward tbe poup's
.. ,,., tbe flnt bia benefit we've ever s7so,ooo s>ledee toward the PaltJ
bid without a~ underwriter" ~Geerp ..... ~CenternOw
said Lua~ ._...._, one of ~c "Myco=on(O>rkY Elkouri) three c:bai.rwomAn of the group s started the ~:-... . 1 .. SaturdaY Harlequin Ball. --.rJUptpen ~ years
Tbe 53 llCtive members staned to aao .... she wan.~ tc> make sure that
wort OD the benefit :,e ~:S~! o~ cancer vtctams bad the best care · lell •ho t · availa~ble~. _._...DJl ... ,_......_.....,.-A&.._.,&U.J_
their 382 pests bepn to arrive at the memt>efi ... sbe siped me up. She Four Sc:uou Hotel. wanted to have members of all .,
The day-Iona last-minute efforts of and we do. ~me oftbe Women have
tbe poup included installing festive Y~ ~l. children and one member
decorations. Giant masks. harlequin is. 0, said Patti EatMneb there
dolls and t.lloons with streamers with h':'Jband Jeff. . .
adorned the corridors and baJJroom Getting . the oe~t rnerallon. Ul· walls. Tbe lively, fairy talc-themed vo.lved 1s typ1ca Sandpaper
decor went from check-in desk to pbllosopby -tecn-ascrs (dauabten
deuerL Each place was marked by a and friends of members) Jamie
· ~~ocolate ma_sk favor and ~~late-~~~lcele ~ ~·
dipped mampan masks hlJhhghted 8 A·-·• ...,.,-r, tbca~ttumovcrconclus1onofthc o111 -----and Bneb Gllmev
filet of beef/prawn dinner. Mary
L..,re. Canl hlee and Wyw
Beeue.were in cbar&c of the decor.
PFDPl -E ·
~,....,._.,, .........
Owea llorM.Jaal• for Laralne &ale.ton-and Joy Carry.
assisted with paclcage wrapping. Geerce m..rt was introduced
alODJ wttb the Hoap by Sandpipers
presadent CU.tya Pae (loolrina ter-
rific-in a peen yclvct gown she found
in New York.)
Others there included committee_
member and spouses Marllya and
Jay Ree4 (she lined up diamond club
donors for more than SS0,000). Leis
Malo9e (reservations). San and
Mlmel Abrdaln and Rita Kam
(graphics). and publicity Carol
B11111pllreys and husband BrJu. •
ftw..,,Ne: •hr a 8JnDNBYmu•• r
Aam (March 21-April 19): Emptwu on xnae of discrimination.
Someone attempts to pua off second-band IQOds.. Ha"YC none of it. Be
wlytical. cboole top ma1erial. Focus on employment, bealth, -pet1;-~
clependenu.. Vireo involved.
TAVSUI (April 2(}.May 20): ~~1of your outlt&Mina qualities wrp 10
.be&ont. Lunar, numerical Cycles · i&ht creativity. charisma. sex apPeal.
· Plans cbans abruptly -lcecp options open. Libra plays top role .
GalOO(MaY. 21-June 20): Some peoplewiU uy, ... know you arc keepiaa a leCl'CL" They will be partially comet. you will be involved in clandelliv
mueuwr. Bcdiaaeet, especially in coanectioca with~ ale orpurchMe.
CANCD (June 21-July 22): Spotliabt OD tri1>1. vu.its. productioa,
promotion, intensified rclati()nsllip. Older individual helps obtain ~
. maurial, perhaps fund.in&. Taurus, another Cancu fiaurc prominently.
U:0 (J"!J,:Aua. ll): You're liven c:bance to prove tbeoriel, talellb. Focus on spo · t of public a«eotioo. Money that bad been witbkld wiD be
rdeaed You '11 locate product that bad been °miS1t°'" .. Aries rcpnen1ed.
VDlqO (Aug. 2j:.Sept. 22): Moon in ~ sasn empbasizes colcw,
Def'llODllity. individuality, scnsuality. Judpnent, intuition~-prove accwaie.
Love is faltw:ed, you'll get to heart of matten. Leo plays aipifica.1n role.
LIA'~ lJ..Oct....U): ¥ou ...... ~ caHndllJ becaua-&milY'--""'
wants one thin&. employer wants tornetlaial else. lnvolYU direction, motive,
purpose. Plans could be made behind your b9ck.. Cancer, Aquarius play roks..
SO>RPIO(Oct. 23-Nov.21): Divcn.ify,ralizeLibra individual wboseeb
your counsel could actually become valuable ally. Popvlarity increases, you'll
receive invitation to prcslJlious tocial affair. Gift adds to wardrobe.
SAGftTARIUS (Nov. 22-Dec. 21): In handlins glassware, dishes, ta.kc
care. Some due to be broken, but·tbcre is no need to brood. You'll be
with "powerful" peOj>le. Focus on promotion, production, prestitt.
C RICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19): Lunar aspect highlighlt philosophy,
education, publishins, plans foe joW"Dey. Scenario ICC!Cnts change, travel, curiosi~y. lovc -relationship. You·u be "trustlld .. to disseminate information.
AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 18): Money involves investment made by
another, possibly partner or mate. There could be somt ""lbcnanigins." Family
reunion also is pan of dynamic scenario. Taunll, Libra natives prominent. ~(Feb. l 9:Marcb 20): Your "psychic" capabilities arc in evidcnoc.
You know what is to occur, you alto know what you shoukl do about it.
Emphasis on lepl aff~ partnership, marital starus. Another Pisces involved. A few of tbe pests wore masks -
neiable was the. elaborate fcathcn:d
one of chairwoman Cud.lee Scbapp, ·-
who was welcoming guests ~wiih
busband Repr ... J found this in the
French ()uarteT when we were in New·
Ortean.s for the (Republican} conven-
tion. J saw this bia man (Mike Sharp)
and remembered I bad seen him on
television with bis masks .... he is as
bia as four people and has a red
J IF NOVEMBEll S IS.~001t BIJtTBDAY you cowd be in midst of major
'1omcstic adjustment -relates to life style, residence, marital status.
Sipificant days in November: I S, 16, 20. Gemini. Sagitwius people play
important roles in your life.
beard." •
The Schnapps (they already. have
reservations for the inauguration)
Were di.rectiJJ& suests to the auction
room where more than 300 items
were waitina. ... quite a collection that
toot 30 PllFf of the program to list.
8-ie LllCnlx and hrea Malup
chaired the siJe.nt auction committee
and DellMe Hepa and Juet Sawyer
did the bodk.
Other bu yins opponunites opened
when pro Metvlll GWer and his staff
came on the scene. cleared the dance
.floor and started the lively live ••• aad Cancllce Scluuapp. Rot.at aad Carolp Pike.
. . .
Alcoholics need tough· help
DEAR ANN LANDERS: My around the.world me-to be devious. The truth may be
name is not imponant. Just know AN OPEN LE1TER painful, but make me face it.
that I am in the fellowship of TO MY FAMILY Don'tlctmetakcadvantageofyou.
Alcoholics Aoooymous ancttb:an.his J am a ..substance.-abuser. I need When r.ou do, I lose respect for you.
messqemeantalot toour~upand yourhclp.Don'tallowmetolietoyou Don t lecture me, scold. blame or
we would like to share it With othen because when you do, you cncouraae ltJUC with me wben I'm drunk (or _..;;_;...;;;;..;;;...;.;~-'--'--------------"-----''-----"'--> sober). And. don •t pour the liquor
i--,*"'=-down the sink. You may feel better,
but it won't put an end to my
drinkina. -
<>rm DAY ONLYI
Thur:sdaY, Nov. .3
• Hundreds o( l"'urs
• Sizes Petfk ttvu lH.arge
• Sdedk>ns ol l"'urs fof f1cn
• l"rtt i.ay.way ,.,..,
Don't believe my promises. This is
just a simmiclc to postpone the day of
nickoninJ. . ·
Don't lbse your tem"r with me no
matter bow irrational I become.
Remember, wben I'm not makiQg
sense, it's the booze talking.
. Don't allow your anxiety to prompt
you to do t.b.inp for me that I shoJ.lld
be doina for myself. I need to take
control of my life.
Don't cover~ or try to..save me
&om the consequences of my drink.-ins. It will only postpone the crisis.
and perpetuate the illness.
Above all, don't run away from
reality just because I do. The longer I
continue to abuse alcohol. the worse thinas will set.
Stan now to learn about and to plan
for my re ·cry-1-Deed help from a
doctor, a -nselor, a psychologist. a
RCOVC!\ or recovcnng alcohol
abuser anJ from God.
Make me accountable. To ignort
my drin.k:ina is the worst choice you
can make. -R.LH. FROM B.H.
DEA.ft R.L.11.: TllaU '" fer some
A•
· lMDEIS
ucellat pldeliHs. A.a~ P .S., lf YH
cu't set tile driller .. , .. life to 1et r.e1,, 10 to Al-.boe ud learw '°" 10
deal wldl DU problem. • • • DEAR ANN LANDERS: How
about telling the other side of the
story for a change? We arc sick of
hearing about those red-hot mamas
who wear out their husbands and
never get enough sex. For every one of
them thert art a thousand wives who
wish thcir husbands would put their
sexual fantasies in the deep freeze and
leave them there.
Most' of those over-the-bill
Romeos who say the)' want a passion-
ate partner can't perfonn when the)
act the chance. Then they blame the
wife and say they arc turned off
because she is too fat. nags a lot and
makes unreasonable demands.
My husband 1s a couch potato who
never lifts a finger to help around the
house even though I put in an cight-
hourday, same as he docs. In addition
to my job I am expected to keep a
spotless home. tolerate his slurping.
snoring, tea s~sms and bcd-hogmg.
Whoever said women have been
liberated must be living in a dtffcrent
world. For surt she's livina · in a
differtnt house. HOUDAY INN ·
BRISTOL f'IA1A
~131 &fstol P1a7.a-Costa Mesa
•Trade-Ins Accepted
•Also~l"'urs
• l'1ajof Credit Cards t:iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiijji;jjjjiiiiiiiiiiii~ If you pu bits h th 1 s I' II cat the paper.
RIPOllllRD VA a HUD You alwa)s favor the men. In fact.
HOml IYlftlbte from goyem-ever since Kansas City stopped
ment ffom 11 without credit check. printing your picture I have suspected
You replir. Allo . tax delinquent that you wtrt fired and a man took
~CALL (905) 682-7556 over the column. -MIND OF MY
EXT H-12918 for repo list for yOU< OWN TN MO.
__________ H_ou __ rs_:_1_1_-1 _________ ~fUIS
Manufacturing Quality rurs Sina: 1927
31""99H'URS
Secretaries' Special
.,.._ DEAR MO.: Start aJ.bblla', sister.
508L OFF INmA't'FEE · 7V UndlKilnC ~ate Pack~~'
Bere'1 yoer letter. Fer ever1 womu
wllto feels aenalJJ 41eprtn4 tkre's a
womu wh w..W be M"J lf ••e aenr uw &Md.er maa. Toe btul ~ey
caa't duce ,a.ca.
: L.M. BoYo I
Fidelity first
fostered by
the farmers
lfit wertn•t for the earliest /armers,.
nobody wouJd've stayed married
Iona,. That's what some acholan
think. Hunten chanscd &mtnas
wheoever t.l\e~' like tl. Wasn't so easy for fami Tied to the land.
they coWdn•t JU ' klss the old wife ~ and tiaht out across the
mountain to fj~ a new one. Food
and fickltcy. that's what the farmen
eave the human
When JapH's1 Tom1uri Giants
wound up 1n bueball's lut p&ace o'Yef
t.bere. the ieam tent out lh<Mt'Mh ot cants •o rans with apoJolica for......._ nat•s ua.American. •
Aa old S.nle law reQDiftid mt-
delill IO ICt IWO rat trapl a "-Y·
·Neither vulnerable. North deals.
.
WEST
+T ~
NORTH
•AIQ
? A 7
0 6 3 i
+I 6 S 4 1
EAST
• 6 3
c;;> I 10 5"3 2 ·o Q J 10 I
• 1' 10
v J 9. 6
0 "9' • J 9 7 3
SO\JTH
• J 10 9.' 2
-; Q'
0 A 7 S
+AQ
The bidding:
North East
1 + Pass
~ + Pass
Pass Pass
So.Ill
I • ' . Wm
p ..
Pus
Opening lead: Queen of
\.1ost bridg"C players we know
complain· about holdin& too li1tlc in
the way of high cards. On this deal,
declarer might have bad a legitimate
complaint that be held too many.
The auction was sttaiJhtforward.
Wbcn North showed a minimum
opening bid, South was not interest-
ed in .anything more than same.
ACROSS-59 If ev..
1 Whitened 60 8tg ~t
61 PermiU 6 Bang 62 UKnwr 10 Wilts 63 Si.csges 14 Pteesing; obs
15 Orin6t DOWN 16 Journey
1 Staodwds 17 Tirades
18 Auto gMI' 2 Nursemaid
~Whett.CS 3 Singer Home
22 Asc;e.lded 4 Competitor
23 Pointed 5 Contempt
24 Roomiest 6 Pebble
25 Tasks 7 Doted on
28 Undut•llon a Otd the same
29 Stic. .as
30 Stoat type 9 Su Fr
35 -Baba 10 Firm welker
36 OplnlOn 11 Emenate
37 "'Hurreh!'': f2 Rands OV91'
Sp. 13 Worn
38 Oppc>slng 19 GOit shot
41 Fruit 21 G.rman river
43 Spenlsh -24 Floe1
«cGr.--25 Spnt
45 Troubled 26 FalMtlOOd
speeker 27 Egyptlen
43 Otst\
218:,::C, SO Ntledam
51 Rumof network 30 Pro;eet
55 Mug 31 Spf'lnled
57W..., 32 Ceble
58 "E" of 33 Glf1's neme .. ··ae..o·· 34 Judge
38 Roust
2 3 • 5 7 ,.
West led the top of his diamond
sequence. attacking declarer's
weaknea ri&bt at the~ atvo.
Declarer won the ace and c::roaed to
dWb.my with a trump to take the
club finesse. In with the ting of
clubs, West continued with the jack
of diamonds and a diamond to bis
panner's kin&. East exit~ with a
munp. .
Dedattr cleared the ace of clubs.
crossed to the table with the ace or
hearts aod ruffed a club. Rad the
suit split 3-3, all would have been
well. But when the probabilities pre--
vailecf and the suit bToke 4-2, de-
clarer was an entry short to use his
Ions dub-down ooc.
Had declarer's band bceo 2 points weak•. he would' almost surdy
~ve made Ji.is contract. Take away
the lure of the club finesse by chana-
in1 the queen of clubs to a Jow card.
and the wionina line· shOuld have
become obvious.
After winnin& the ace of dia-
monds, declarer shouJd play the ace
of clubs and another. Now be is a
tempo ahead. No matter what the
defenders do. declarer bas the time
· and entries to set up a long club for
a bean discard. The defenders will
&ct two diamond tricks and a club,
but that is all.
39 Mekes known
40 Compo.er
S.lnt--
4 1 Certifies
42 Dominate
44 WMtlen
45 Tredeme~
46 AlptM river
4 7 OV9fWOfil
8 9
48 CMrve
49 eour...
51 Mr. Tunney
52 Gtoomy 0-,
53 L.at
54-Goofa
56 Aum..-'lltng
C9 ~ eo.t DAILY PILOT/ Wedneedey. Nowmbw 2, 1988
TD
PAMD,Y
CIRCUS
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GENF~\C BRAND
"My apple slices got rusty ."
MARMADUKE by Brad Anderson DENNIS THE MENACE •
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by Hank Ketcham
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"I'm sorry ... we're not on the same wavelength.
I 11-i.. !
•' lF l SAY ~El'HING NICE, WILL Ya.J WASH
OUT MY MetJTli WITH ROOT BEER?'
Try eilly: maybe he can understand yoo.··
PEANUTS
EvERli'BJD'f'
BLAMES EVE~'Tr\IN6
~~ ON THE LAW'1'ER5
GARFIELD
TUMBLEWEEDS
DRABBLE
ROSE IS ROSE
u1, ~mu .1 Mt, ~AtWcll
MC, CUM I MOW ...U I ""1 TD.Wm~1>~/
n.lE LAW'r'ERS 0LAME
EVEl<'<Tf-llNG ON Tl4E
DOCTORS .. w~o DO T~E
DOCTORS BLAME ..
II l.
by Charles,M. Schulz
by Jim Davis
by Kevtn Fagan
~~~MT~l . ~·o CM..'4 ~" Cf8 R)JMO!> al ~.
FOR BETTER OR FOR WORSE
SHsSSTILL~~ lj!tt? r-------.. ......
SHOE
The~. U,r u~se. anci
-tnany other n~ns ..
JUDGE PARKER
FUNKY WINKERBEA.N
we ~t~J enaorse,
tor ~id.nt of the.
United 5taies ...
by Jimmy JohnlOll •
by Lynn Johnston
by Jeff MacNelly
by Har~ld Le .Doux
by 1" om Batluk
T5 HARR4 PRE'f'f'1' E~rrro
ABOUI ~E SAMO BEING I 11 D 5f'l.J SO !
A5KE.D -ro MA~H IM 1H£ ~.......---.. .....
1bUR~AMENI OF R06E.S J
CE.NIEN"llAI.... PARADE.~
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DOONESBURY
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