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THE ORANGE COAST
WORLD/A4 COAST/A3
25CENTS
WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 10, 1990
Video whiz
testifies
against
ex-partners
J
By JANET ZIMMERMAN
Of -0..,. ,_ Sta#
Stuart Karl. a corporate whiz kid
making his way out of bankruptcy
and political scandal. testified
against two former business partners
Tuesday an their lawsuit charging
legal malpractice, which they claim
led to their ouster as officers in a
mult1-m1llion dollar home video
venture.
Karl was panners with Court
Shannon and Gary Hunt an 1986,
two }Cars after his Newport Beach
v ideo company merged with
Lonmar Telcp1ctures Corp. The
three were forced to resign a year
later when the corporation's board
discovered their ownership of an
offshoot company that was a sup-
plier to Karl-Lonmar.
Shannon and Hunt fi led suit in
September 1987. alleging Newpon
Beach attorney Michael Genovese
gave them bad advice over conflict
of interest issues with the two com-
panies. Geno' esc represented Karl.
the mer$ed firm -Karl-Lorimar
Ho me Video. and the tno's offshoot
compan) -Con11nental Marketing
Distributors Inc .. or CMD
The} claim Genovese fail ed to
d1!1Closc ·•potential adverse consc-
Stuart Karl testifies In court Tuesday.
qut.·nn·s"' IO them because of his
J01nt represt.·nta11on . Shannon and
Hunt also contend the attorm·, lhtl
not advise them against staning
C \ID v.h1k emplo~ed h~ Karl-
Lonmar
.\\ a re\11h lhl'\ ~Id 1n l()Urt
<ll>1.Ulllt.'nh. \h.1nnt>11 .md Hunt v.t.·rt.·
lirt.•J .ind li111t.d tu tran'>ln their
stud. in <\I I> It.> l\..t rl-Lonm.ir
Th,·, Jr1· 'l't.'lo. 1 ng mnn· than SI
f PIHse see KARL/ ASJ
£0VERSTORY/DEFENSEINDUSTRY
Governor calls for
quake insurance
lly DOUG WIWS
SACRAMENTO -Go'. George
Deukme11an proposed Tu~a) that
eanhquakc ini.urance '>hould be
mandatory for all "at n sk" homes
and bus1nessl's in Cali forn ia
In his c1gh1h and final .. 1a1e-of-
the-State·· address 10 a s1a1ev.1de
tele' 1s1on audu:nt·l' and a JOIOL
session of the(. ahforn1a Lt•g1sla1ure.
the Rl'puhl1can go,ernor also
propo~d &" 1ng hx:al schools cash
1nn·nt1\eS Ill lUn\ert lo \l'ar-round
clas~room '><.ht.·dull''· and he said he
v.ould .,uppon J t.on<,111u11onal
ament..lnwnt tu ltml'r thl· rl'qu1red
voln Jppnl\ al on lex.al '><.'hool
bond' from l\\O-th1rd!> 10 oO perl·cnt.
"It ·~ \llTipl) lnl'\tU!>ablc and
wa~tdul tu alluv. '>l'hool faci l1t1t.'' to
s11 1dk and unu.,t·J for up to th n:e
month\ fX.'r ~t.·ar ... l>l'U kml.'Jli:ln \aid
of h" prop.>,.11 tu t.·ncou ragl' more
local t..11\tnch 111 t.un,en to ,l·ar-
rounJ l l.1.,, '>l'ht.•duk·'>. ·
Prt.'' ll'" ing lhl· 1.200-pagc-plu~
budgt.·t llll'\\agt.· v. lll l h ht.• v.1 II .,u b-
m 11 to 111,· Lq~1,laturt.· lllda' Ot.·u-
l..mq1.in \J 1d h" 'l":nJ 1 ng propo'-.1 I
fl11 thl· I 441J 41 li~al ,l·ar v. ould hi.·
SI~ h1ll111n lllllrt.' thJn tht.• $~4 I I
h1ll11111 .innuJI budget ht.• .,1gned la\!
Jum· tor thl' tUrrl'l\t li'>lJI \l'ar
Hut. l)(.·u lo.lllt.'Jlan ''arncJ. v.11hou1
Leaders praise, support
Deukmejian 's proposals
By PAUL ARCHIPLEY
Of llW 0~ -11.af'I
Go' DeukmeJtan·s proposal to
a-.s"t lir<>t-llmc homebu'e~ and has
pkJ tor pa-.~gt.· of a balhll pn,poc;al
to Jouhlc lhl· 'talc ga-.nlint.· ta\ drt.•v.
pr.mt.' and '>uppon Imm \ta11· and
lolJI kadcr-. fol lo"' 1ng tht.· g11' -
an11r\ ~t.Jll' 111 the "it.tit.' aJdn·"
T Ul'Sda\ ~lalo.1.ng his 1·1ghth and tin.ii ad·
drt.·.,., lo ..1 Joint '>l'\'>11.Hl ol lht• Lcg1,.
la tu re . the tv.o-tcrm g11' anor prom-
l'>ed umperatwn 1n .llh1n 1ng h1-
p;irt1'>an \olut1on-. ln .i \lllt1rga\h11 rd
of "all· l))Ut.''I
-\lthuugh ht.· re1e1,t.•J gl'm·ralh
fa, orublc rt.•ar11un from I >t.·m11l fJI\
J\ '-'l.'11 a' Repuhlit.Jn'> foll11\qng tht.·
'>pt.'t.:lh th1· k'd 111 u111 pt.·ra11 nn '-'111
r111ng 'rt.:t. 1f1t. l"lutJgt.·t lit. Ill'> dt.''r'lll'
th.it lllt.ft.'J'l' Ill IJ\ rt.'\t.'11Ut.'\ thl'
nt.'\l hudgl't "'m·1 1ndu .. k t.•nough
ll\<11\l'\ (\I flll'l'I Jll Pl lht. l'\rt.:dt.•d
l'J\t. lllJJ 1nl lt.'J".>l'' JnJ JU\llnldlll
tx·gin to hi.· de1t.·rm1ned toda} when
lhl gml·rnur rdle'ai.<~ the budget
llS.:l t
But nen Dt-ukmeJ1an stressed
thJt tht.• hudgt"t he pu1s on the table
I'> tnl·1cl~ a '>taning point from
\l h1t.h he 1s v.1ll1ng to v.ork with the
I t·g1-.l<1ture
"I 1hink 0he v.ant!> 10 ha"e a har-
m11n111uc, 'ear." Sen. Marian
Ht.•rgt.''>11n ~id. "and continue on the
w11~:ral1\C has1s he established last
\t.'al
lkrgl''lon. R-;-.!ev. port Beach.
1..ilkJ tht.· speech "a nuts and bolts
aJdrt.·" .. that touc hed o n the maJor
1''lll'' faung tht.• state
't.·n fohn Sc~ mour. R--\nahe1m.
!Please see REACTION/ A2)
lll\1-ol-11' 1ng aJ1u-.tml'nt~ 1n current
'lJlt. progrJm'> re4u1red b~ e"sung
'>IJll' fJ\\'
· L1d1t"\ ant..! gemlcmen. we must
f Please see SPEECH/ A4I
Defense contractors bullish on peace Political pressure hinted
in council vote change
OC firms say diversification key to profitability
ly PAUL ARCHIPLEY °' ,,.. o..., Not se.n
D1ven1fied product hnes. new ap-
plications for their uses and in-
creased sales to private sector cus-
tomers will s1a' e off economic
downturns among Southland de-
fenS( 1ndustf) contractors.
Those were among the plans
outlined b) spokesperson~ for sev-
eral ma1or defense firms in light of
the stead) tha" in East-West rela-
llons that has government leaders
talking about cuts in dcfenS( spend-
ing.
A report su rfaced over the week-
end that Ford Motor Co. wanted to
sell 11 s Nt'''Pllrl Rcach-ha<,t•d
d1' l\IOn. Ford .\erospact.• Corp .. tx:-
cause of unt.:erta1nt1t.''> O\t•r lu1un·
ddcnsc SJX'nd1 ng and a dt.·~m· to
focus on au1omal..1ng in an 1ncreac;-
1ngl ~ compcllll\e v.orld markt.·1.
"Who could ha'c predicted a }Car
ago v.hat v.ai. ~01ng 10 happen in
Eastern Europe ·· asked Tom W 11-
ham!> of Mc Donnl'll Oouglas Space
S)stems ( o
Ne\erthelcss. the firm . v.h1ch em-
plo~-. about 9.noo P':opk at tts Hunt-
SOS neighbors
deny bigotry,
racism claims
By llOtl VAN EYKEN
Of -.,..... ,_ SUifr
They say they aren't bigots and
they aren't racists, and they're tired
of being called names.
West Costa Mesa residents who
hvc near Share Our Selves, the coun-
ty's largest private anti-poverty
qency, say they just want to save
their nei&hborhood.
"I want them to move; we want
our perk t.ck; ~ want our stR:elS
back," 11id Pat Schuda. who with
her husband owns several rental
homes near Rea Community Center
where SOS is localed.
"Ooee them down."
At a press conference Tuesday
outside the wat side home of Janice
Dlvidton. Scbuda, Davidson, Pat
Dolin and CKhcr ftdlhborhood ac-
ti vista l'eDiWed tbcir attKk on SOS.
wt.ich they 11CXU1C of attrac:tiaa un-
desirable and even daDF"OU• people
to the ndlbborhood.
llapondi1 to~ ftom west
side midcn: die council voted July
17 not to renew SOS's lease at Rea
Center beyond Jan. 15. And last
Wednesday council members
scuttled a proposal to move the
charity. at cit} expense. to an indus-
trial building on Superior Avenue.
Da\ 1dson. who organized Lhe
press conference. said she wanted to
respond to a press conference held
Monda)' by supportcn of SOS, who
are Lf)'.ing to penuade the City
Council to postpone their eviction
from Rea Center.
Participants at Monday's con-
ference, indudina SOS director Jean
Forbath, criticized city officials and
west side residents for forcina SOS
out of Rea Center with what she
termed a "not-in-my-t.ck-yard" at-
titude.
''Jean Forbath is obleued with
beina one of the thousand points of
liaht; that auilUdc bas blinded, and
made lier deaf to the ~m.s of the
~tMM1tood," O.vidloe saicl. n, Pftli*tal ol IM W.. ........ ..,All
1ng111n lk,td1 plJnt and 11.noo 101al.
I\ ht.•altll\ .ind ,·nnlitfl•nt 300U I lht•
futurt.· \\ illi.t111' \Jtd
"ipt1 l..l''>pt.'r\on' .11 otlwr local de-
ti.·n,e firm' l'\pn·"rd '1n11lar 'l'nt1-
lllt.'llt\
Ton~ Longo ul l<ntlo.\'cll lntl'r-
na11onal'<. -\u tonet1t.\ Ekr1ron1t {\,.,.
tt.'m'> J" 1\1011 'i31d Ho<:i..,,ell an11c1-
p;ite' no la~nm 1n the near future.
C\l'n !hough 100 J~:rn•nt ufthl· \.\nfl>..
1s fo r mll11an contran<.
The .\nahc1m d1' 1-.Hrn of Roci...-
v.cll. "h1Lh cmplo~s abou1 7.51.1()
JX·opk. v.111 t.•,en continue -.ckctl\e
hiring ,1., lll'l'd'> J1llalt'. I ongo 'kl1d
\nd llught.'<. \1rrraf1 Co . "h1rh
ann11unt.t.'d la\11ff, of ahout o.IJ<)()
pt.•11pk fr1Jm · 1h fl'\ ()(J(l-memhcr
"tll lo. fo1rt.• last \t.'.tr, doesn't an11c1-
P~llt.' 11 v.111 ha't.' to makt.• furth1·~
rt.·Jur11on'> Ill 1h1· 1mmcd1a1e future'.
dt'\Pltl' lhl' hl\tom C\ents on lhl'
\\Urld\ politlt.31 \(t.'Ol' in 141:10
"\\ c·, c been ant1npating there
\l tiuld he l hangt.'\ ... Hughe' spokes-
mJn HJ\ '11h 1u\ ...i1d. "hut not as
drJm.111t J<. the' ha' e been ..
llught.''>. v. h1ch hac; ahout 12.500
t.•mplo~cci. at tt<. Orange Count}
d1' 1.,1on'>. had al read} dended to
d1't.'r'>1f\ so that 11 could "Cather
!Please s.ee DEFENSE/A2)
By ROBERT BARKER
Hun11ng1nn Rearh < 11' ( c1u nnlmcn Don MacAlhster and John
Er .. i...1m· v.1·n· .llt.u'-t.'d ol ca' 1ng into poltucal pressure after they
rh.inged their '1Ht.'\ l:Hl' Monda~ night to shape a giant residential
uimpln mort.· 111 the hlo.rng of th e Huntington Beach Co .. the
pr111t.'t t''I dl'\ l'lopt.·r
H unt1ng111n Beach l 1) Pre<,iden1 Roger Work talked to
\IJ1. .\ll1s1n and tr'>lo.1ne 1n 1nuncil chambers at a recess after the
< 11' ( ounul appro\t.·d plan'> that pa'e the wa} for construction of
up l1• ~~I() home., on lht· laq1,l'\t ch uni.. of undeveloped land an the
t.'11' 11h..,t.TH'r" said
\\hen 1he mct"ting rn·onH·ned -after man) residents and most
ne" 'Parx·r reporter., had left -r r~sine asked to rccons1da the vote.
f Pteas.e s.tt COUNCJ.L/ A2J
Daily Piiot
to showcase
Classic Pro-Am
The Dally Ptlet and '*•!Memb
~•II pu blish a special supplement
feat uring the 16th annual Newport
Classic Pro-Am. The aolf tour-
nament. v.on last year by Perry
Parker "1th a final-round score of
65. v.111 hc~layed Jan. 26 and 27 at
the Nev. port Beach Country Oub.
The ~upplement -to be publish-
ed Ja n 18 in the 1•11 ..... ta and
Jan 21 in the Dallr P8M -will
in lude the official ~ for the
chant~ tournament, wllicb will ra.itc
funds to support HOii Memorial
Hospital an Newport Bmcb.
The 552 Club, the holpitars su~ -,
port group. is coacluc:lilla lk pi
toum e) for the 16dt con.cuuve
year. In past yean, more than
S900.000 has been railed by tJle
tournament. oriainally named tJle
Crosb} Southern.
A total 8 urse and pro.am prize
fund of SS .000 will be awarded to
the top I S profcssionala ud 1M top
fi ve amateurs in the nenL 'Ille
winner will receive SI0,000, the tMe-
pl fi"!'-~ award ia d9e tow·
namcnt s history.
... ..., ....................... y ..... Golf probaionall wtlo M\19 • pcarcd 1n put Ncwpon a I .. UllM ... Ttl911bt' .... ..._.,.,. ...... ..r1
'"" ..... .,. • .., ... Al. .,.._ .. GA81C/MI
.... IMfalt ... ._,_ ... ind~ _. oe,•• laid Upal leltb police SIL Linda ...... cuy
ne cnatb of jll'edlwa trdlc 1'aday came '° a
....... bait in ~ a.ch wbeD r.cilc Coast ffillaway wu cloled 1n both directions after a van b.h
a ldcpboae pole. sprawlina wim across lbe roM..
om.. .W * snarl betl8 wbea Joa Dua Wardell. 23. of HU11tiD1ton Be9cb IOI& c:oa1l'OI of bis
1977 Dodie van. Warden was arrested on sUSDicioa of
drunken cJrivtna. ecciontina to Ken Daily, a California
Hi&hway Patrof IPC)kaman. Po&e said momina commuten dolled die two ~mainiaa exit routes from the city and even drove over
po&e Oam in an effort to eteape. le one cue. police
aid 1hey •• a couple consultina a city map in a vain
effort to find a way out.
"The whole city of Laauna Beach wu l(idlockcd.
.. He thoupt hi was on his way to Huntinston
Beach and he wu aoi"S touthbound in Laguna Beach, ..
Daily said.
The accident, which took place near El Morro
Elementary School, just nottb of Laauna Bcacb, oc;
Slain county soldier tells his
mom his death has a reason
my ... Cly N9wl Servk•
.. If you're readina this letter. then
you almwiy know that somethinc
has happened to me." g~ the
~ Julie Otto a<>t in the mail
recently from the son she buried
three days after Christmas.
"Whatever happened, there is a
reason for it." the fallen soldier
wrote shortly before his death in
combat.
U.S. Army Pfc. Roy Dennis
Brown J r .. an Army Ranger, was
killed Dec. 20 in the opening hours
of the U.S. invasion of Panama. The
19.year-old was buried in Orange on
Dec. 28.
.. Tell everyone in the family and
all my friends that I lo~e them all
and that my death was for a good
, DEFENSE
From A1
economic downturns 10 any one
di\ ision through continued strength
10 others.
"We will stay in areas where we
have expertise. rather than go where
we ha\e none," Silvius said.
For instance. already a premier
manu factu r e r o f te l e -
commun1cat1ons satellites. Hughes
is expanding its capabilities -
through research and development
as well as acquisition of other firms
-10 satisfy any customer's needs.
be 11 the military or private sector.
Nov. owned by General Motors.
Hushes also is involved in dozens of
proJects with the giant automaker to
help it produce electronic systems
for its vehicles. improve its manu·
facturing capab1h11~ and system en-
gineering and other Joint projects.
.. We also have a department dedi-
cated to looking for new uses for the
technologies H ughes has de-
veloped," Silvius said.
About 80 percent of Hughes' rev-
. enue comes from defense contracts.
While seeking to maintain defense
contracts at current levels. the com-
pany plans to expand its non-Oe·
fense market until 11 achieves a
60-40 balance. he said.
Hughes' products include satel-
lites. airborne and ground·based
radar systems. laser command. con-
trol and communications systems.
guidance systems for the Trident
missile and torpedoes. electro-op-
tical devices. microwave products.
micro.electronics and infrared sen-
sors.
Wh ile Rockwell's Anaheim
division relies solely on defense con-
tracts for its revenues, Longo said a
dive~ product hoc and customer
1 base should prevent it from suffering
cause," Brown wrote. ''Get over my
death and continue for success ·in
your life."
Ono. who was divorced from her
son's father after his birth. read the
letter to reporters Monday. Brown
only recentJy made contact with his
father after a prolonged penod of
estrangement.
"Tell Dad about me sometime.''
the letter said.
"I guess it's the standard letter the
soldiers write before they go out,"
she sajd. "I l's kind of his last will
and testament."
The letter was found by an officer
who gathered Brown's belongings
from his locker at Fon Benning. Ga ..
said Arm} spokeswoman Monica
Ma nganaro.
Brown was assigned to the 75th
Thursday's Cov~r Story:
How Gov. D~ukm~jlan's
propos«I bud~t will af-
f~ct th~ Orang~ Coast.
s1gn1ficantl~ lrom an) federal de-
fense budget cutbacks.
.. We're dl\er<o1fied. We have con-
trac ts with the Army. the Air Force
... v.e do some international work.
too. That's one reason we expect the
worJ.. force to remain stable." Longo
said.
For the Air Force. Rockwell's pri-
mal") products include ICBM guid-
ance and control svstems. MX -or
"Pcacekeeper"' -· control systems
and the M1dgetman.
Fo r the Navy, its products include
na\ 1gat1on s)'stems for submannes
and ships. It also 1s building nav1·
gallon and combat S}Stems for a
Ocet of Ro~al Australian Navy sul>-
mannes.
B)-and-large. McDonnell Douglas
1s concerned about JUSt one of two
contracts 11 won throu~h the
Infantry Regiment and although he
had not bttn officiall y told he would
be sent to Panama. he concluded
that 1s where he would be sent 48
hours after he wrote the note.
The letter was hand-carried to the
mother. Manganaro said.
"He said there were many things
he wanted to say but that he didn't
have the time." Otto said. The letter
told her to pet the teen-age soldier's
cat. Michelob.
"Rangers invariably go to dif-
ferent areas of the world where there
is danger." the arm y spokeswoman
said. "A lot of them ha ve a letter left
1n event of death."
The letter closed with Brown
thanking his mother for being .. the
world's greatest mom."
trateg1c Dt:fense Initiative. officials
said.
.\mong its products are the Delta
rocket that 1s used for the launch of
commercial as well as military satel·
lites. and fanngs - surface covers
for the pa)loads put into space.
More 1mponantl)'. McDonnell
Douglas 1s hca"llY in volved in the
space \tat1on project that will con·
t1nue to grov. as launches. construc-
tion and orbit begin later this dec-
ade.
At Ford. onicials said only those
at the \'Cr} top know whether a sale
of Ford Aerospace is imminent.
Ford I\ holding a regularly sched-
uled board meeting Thursday.
Thl· al·rospaCl' and communica-
tions d1' 1s1on. which employs
17.000 "-Orkers. received about S2
billion in contract awards in 1989
from both Cl\ 1han and military
bu)er'> .\bout 70 percent of its busi-
ness 1s v. 1th the defense depanment.
It also runs the National Aero.
naullC\ and Space Administration's
m1ss1on control center in Houston
and 1s buildrng pans of the space
station
REACTION Onic1als also Joined Deukmejian
in suppon1ng the Traffic Congestion
From A I Relief and Spending Limitation Act
said the speech showed DeukmeJian of 1990. a 9-cen.t gasoline tax in·
wants to tackle and w ive many of ·crease to fund improvement and
the maJor problems before retinng e~pans1on of the state's road and
from public life after 28 years of h1ghwa) S)Stem. .
service. O range \ounty T ransponat1on
Both legislators said they were Cc:im m1ss1on i;ne~ber Dana Reed
intrigued b)' the governor's proposal said the commission has yet to take
for first-time homebuycrs. a five-a formal stand on the b~llot
year. S2 billion Housing Opponuni-m~asure .. but h~ would be surpnscd
t) Program that would provide 1f 1t did~ t receive an endorseme!"'t.
down payment assistance and re-He said passage also woul~ in-
duced interest rate mortgages for c1ease the 1mpo~nce of passing a
first-time buyers. local transpona11on tax.
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5t10IS
Neckwear
Slt0.00 ID
S85.00IO
$110.00 ID
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MWtiQI &be ....... pole. Dilly ....
Tbe pole WM ltYCild abcMd 6 .... llail•SQUd
and wirn were -~ aloaa dte hWI •as .. n. WD apun acfOll the IOUtbbouad laMI aftli ~ dlil _... Dail said. ....... ~ th: driver of a 1919 Ford Aet'Olllr later bit t.be
wires in the nonhbound Ines, Daily llid. The driver.
Lyn Allen Slaudiqrr, a 36-yar-dd Llpna ae.cb
resident, 'WU DOC tl\fUNd,, be laid. Warde~~~~ulf'ered only a bump to bis knee. WU
booked at ~ County Jail, Daily aid. His car,
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COUNCIL
f'romAt
H~ and MacAllillef then voted to permit Huntinaton Beach Co. to
build homes OD about 80 acres m the »aDed Industrial Corridor
on Gottwd Street.
. ~ project in all cnc:ompuees 761 .::ra and is bounded by
Ellas, Yorttown and Clay avenues, Huntinslon and Main streets and
the bluffs west of Edwards street. •
In the earlier vote that wu telCinded t.be two men voted with
the ~rity at the time fi>r a mixed ~t zone on the 80
acres. east of Gothard Street and between Ellis and Garfield avenues.
Mix~ dcvelopme~t dcsianation wou_ld permit office pub, com·
mencal uses or res1dcnces or a combination of UICI, officials said.
Councilwoman Grace Winchell, wbo said the act.ion now will
~h~t the door to any development other than residential, claimed the
incident smacked of "blatant stronprm" tactics by the Huntinston
Beach Co. ·
Jesident John Fisher, who attended the meeting but didn't
knoW'about the change until Tuesday momina. said he and others
who have organized to fight plans for a golf coune in Central Park
are "livid." ·•1t•s clear that .Roger Work called the shots. And like the good
little lackeys they arc, they did what they were told."
"They (MacAllister and Erskine) have no respect for the process.
They only have respect for where there next campaign donation is
coming from. We arc completely livid.'' Fisher said .
Huntington Beach Co.'s Work said Tuesda)'. that he did come
down from the audience to "express his concerns" about the plan.
But he didn't ask MacAllister or Erskine to change their votes, he
said.
"I take offense to this being caJled strongarm," he said. "h 's b.s.
a nd ought to be put to bed as b.s.
"As the property owner, I have a right to citprcss my views."
Work said he opposed the initial vote of the City Council
because it repon edly would present problems for the company in the
dedication of 35 acres for a thin, linear park in the Bolsa Chica
wetlands area.
He said people complainins about the vote are those who don't
want to sec an)thing developed in the area ... I'm entitled to lobby
the City Council just as much as they arc."
Councilman Erskine acknowled&cd Tuesday that it might "look
like the landowner is pulling our chain."
But Erskine claimed that a resident in the area, along with
Huntington Beach Co. officials. was upset about the plan, causing
him to reconsider his action.
He said the 80 acres that were handed over to residential units
10 the second vote were not heatedly debated during a lengthy public
hearing that proceeded the vote.
If 11 had sparked heated emotions, he would have delayed has
vote to a future mcetin&, he said.
Erskine added that the Huntington Beach Co. has the constitu·
t1onal right to ask for a redress from ofticiaJs.
Councilwoman Winchell claimed Tuesday that the Huntington
Beach Co. fo r )Cars has tried to put residen tial units in the industrial
corridor She said Monday niaht's action tilts the area towards
home!> and awa) from balanced development.
"'But that's where the quick buck is," she declared .
Services Thursday for Laguna missionary
11y The Assodat.cf ~rns
Memorial services will be held
Thursday for a Laguna Beach man
"'ho died 10 G uatamala when his
boat capsized while he was on a
mission for his church.
Adam Leach, a Mormon mission-
ary who was 20 years old. will be
remembered at The C hurch of Jesus
Christ of Latter-day Saints chapel in
Laguna Niguel at 6:30 p.m., accord-
ing to a church bishop.
Leach and another missionary.
M odest o reside n t B rian
Bartholomew. a lso 20. -wcr..c
presumed dead after rescuers search-
ed Lake Atitlan for five days after
the accident. accordin~ to church
officials.
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sos
,romAt
West Homeowners Association, said
those problems include crimes such
as thievery as well as public
nuisances.
"The Police Dcpanment saS's we
don't have much more crime than
other pans of the city, but when you
consider problems such as someone
defecating or uri nating in your yard,
those are crimes in the neigh-
borhood sense," he said.
One of the speakers at Monday's
press conference in suppon of SOS,
the Rev. John McRcynolds of Sec-
ond Baptist Church in Santa Ana.
made reference to racism and
bigotry-on-the-,,an of·'SOS oppo.
nents. But he said the bigotry was
not directed toward any race or
nationality so much as toward .. the
race of the poor and the race of the
homeless."
Davidson blasted SOS supponers
for using the terms .. racist" and
"bigot" to describe the attitudes of
west side residents.
"'Those of ) ou who accuse us of
racism. shame on )Ou.'' she said.
..We have al"'avs been a small.
multi-na11onal residential communi-
t ) ...
Davidson and others said they are
opposed to an) further delays in
rcloca11ng OS. v.h1ch faces ev1c11on
proceedings as of next Tuesda).
"I don't th1nt.. it'a fair for them to
ha\e an\ more time." west side
resident ·susan Herrera said. "The
last time the) were gi ven sill
months. thq didn't do anything
until the ven l'nd."'
Two Cit) (ounc1l members who
voted against the Supenor A venue
mo e last week, Mayor Peter Buffa
and Counci lwoman Sandy Genis,
said they might suppon a delay in
the c' ict1on of SOS if the charity
were tu come up with a sohd. self·
financed rclcx·at1on plan w11h a
shon-tcrm deadline.
But partu.:1pants at Tuesday's
press conference said they didn't
want to gave SOS any more time.
The)' said SOS had not cooperated
v.11h Cit~ otlicials in ti") ing to find a
nev. location
Cit) .\ttornc} Thomas Kathe said
this v.eek that SOS would not be
shut dov. n on Jan. 16. but that the
cit) \\OUld proceed with legal ac11ons
to rcmo"e the chanty from Rea
Center. He !>aid the actions couJd
take a matter of weeks or m onths.
depending on the outcome of a coun
heanng late this month or early next
mon.lh.
SOS leaders !>a) they ho.pc to lind .
a new home v.1thout Cit)' assisl:tnce
before the l'' Kllon proceedings arc
completed.
Mel _,,_ P 0 9oa 1580, Colte MIN. CA !m12e
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Painter and ICuJp&or Uta Albuquerque will
talk about her career in tbe next .. OOod Monlina
lquna" Lalk 119 a .m . Tbunday 11 IMlalVN Art
Museum, 307 Oifl' Drive, Llpna Beec:b.
Albuquerque's work deals with natural forces
people aren't always aware of. such u breathina.
She bas worked in a variety of media for l S years.
Continenlal breakfut is served at 9 and the lcctu~ follows. General admiltion is $4. SO and
members, students and senion admission is $3.SO.
Reservations are not required.
For more informatton, call the museum at
494-8971.
F~~ l~ctur~ on ~ms/on
Hoag Chemical Dependency Outpatient
Treatment Center will offer a f1U lecture on
depression and dependency at 7:30 toni&bt at the
center. I 50 I Sperior A vc.. Suite 202, Newport
Beach.
For required reservations or more infor-
mation. call 548-1522.
M~sa Republicans to mfft
"The California Republican Assembly" is the
topic for the meeting of the Costa Mesa Re-
publican Assembly meeting at 7 p.m. Thursday.
Guest speaker wilt be Corona del Mar resident
Rena Godshall, secretary to the CRA and can-
didate for its presidency.
Those who wish to attend the meeting should
call Trina Moortach at 751-8299.
Wom~n v~t~rans to ~«
Queen City Chapter No. 51 of the Women's
Army Corps Veteran's Association will hold its
meeting Saturday an the community room of
Fidelity Federal Savinas and Loan, 13820 Seal
Beach Blvd. in Liesurc World Shopping Center,
Seal Beach.
Any M>man who served or 1s serving in the
Arm> 1s welcome. Information is avaialable at
492-6640.
AIDS topic of microbiologist
Creation Science Association of Orange Coun-
ty wilt meets at 7:30 p.m. Saturday in the gym at
the Village Bible Church, I 267 I Buaro St., Garden
Grove.
Dr. Ken Anderso n will talk about "The Truth
About AIDS." Anderson is chairman of the depart-
ment of Microbiology at Cal State Los Angeles.
Meeting 1s free and the public is invited. For
more information. call 838-t 498 or 552-3344.
CREIA ~fforts ~xplal~d
The California Real Estate Inspection Associa-
tion will host all Orange County real estate board
presidents on Monday at 6:30 p.m. meeting at the
Irvine Mamo tt.
The purpose of the event is to inform the
Oran1e County board presidents about what the
CREIA 1s do ing to educate and train member
inspectors on what to look for in a qualified home
or compan). Further information may be obtained
fro m chapter president Peter Walker at 361-2666
or public relations chanman Bill Ross at 848-4948.
Folkdanclng from scratch
The Laguna Folkdancers will start a bcJinncrs
internauonal folkdance class at 8: 15 tomght at
Legion Hall Community Center. 384 Legion St ..
Laguna Beach.
The t 4-wcek class teaches about 30 folk
dances from Europe and Asia. Dances arc taught
to origrnal regional music in the style and basic
steps of each dance. SP<?n~rs offe~ a st~fiu
learning en aronmcnt whale mtroducmg novices to
the dances. Pa~ners arc not necessary.
The lee is )J per evening on a drop-in basis.
or S24 for the senes. Students may bcsin the class
at an) tame.
Casual dress and comfortable shoes arc rec·
ommended. For more information. ca.lJ 494-1780.
494-3302. 545-IQ57 or 533-8667.
Auditions for Allard Singers
The Allard Singers will hold auditions from
3:30 to 6 p.m. today at the Fred Astaire Dance
Studio. 2488 Newport Blvd., Newport Beach.
Youngsters aaes I} through l4 are invited to
audition for this newly organized professional
sinain,a group. whic~ will perform . under the
direction o f Dr. Mauncc Allard and Bill Brawley.
For more information. call 641-2030.
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Wednesday, Jan. 10
• 7 p.m. Lapu Beed Pla8lq CemmtsaS.,
council chambers. SOS Forest Ave.
Thursday, Jan. 11
No mectinp teheduled.
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Coaerw Deeded IDODtM to obmin tbe
Waterple &apes, but -""'""~July 20 -vititon to die Ricblrd . N&oa
Ubrary &Dd Birthplaoe will have lnmnt
aa:et1 to the rec:OnliQP that 10ppled a
presidency, olfidal1 laid Tuaday.
On the occaion of tbe former presi-
dent's 17th binbday, oftlcials ted mem-
ben of the media on a brown b-s tour of
the $29 million, six-acn project set to
open this summer.
As I 00 city workers took the day off in
honor of the city's most famous son,
~ ~ briefed on tbe statuJ of the
project. which ii still under construction.
A nation away, Nixon was plannina an
afternoon drive into New York City with
Mrs. Nixon for a dinner with family
members.
When completed, the Yorba Linda
library and archives will feature a 60foot-
ball devoted to the Waterpte story, as
well as a "Gatherina of World Leaders"
room. Another room will aive visitors
computer-chosen responses to questions
"posed" to the former PRSident.
··1 think it is safe to say that no otheT
president in the post-war era has had a
more profound impact on this country,
much less the world," said Yorba Linda
Mayor Gene Wisner. ··indeed, history
can never change the fact that the ~1-
dent was born here, in that modest.
wood-framed farmhouse on Jan. 9, 1913.
··But to be able to restore the home and
open it to the public in combination with
the library is a 20-ycar dream come true,"
said Wisner, standina before the steel
girders and tiled roof of the unfinished
library.
The library exhibits "will be like no
other presidential library." said Alex-
Artist renderl"-lhow1 how the SH mlltlon Nl11on Library wHI toots wh•n It opens this ..-er. ·
ander N. Cranstoun. vice president of the
New York-based design firm responsible
for developing the exhibits.
"All of the rooms wllt be environmen-
tally designed . not just with display cases.
but to reflect the tenor of the limes,"
Cranstoun said.
In the "Gathering"' room, said Crans-
toun, visitors will sec models of the
domes of St. Basil's Cathedral in Lenin-
grad or the gate to the Forbidden Caty an
Beijing.
They wait hear comments about Nixon
from I 0 world leaders. including the late
British Prime M1n1ster Wins ton
Churchill a nd the late Soviet leader
Nikita Khruschev. he said.
The Watergate hall. which Cranstoun
promised would gJvc a ··complete and
fair presentation" of the scandal. will
"start with a single point of li&bt at one
end. with the break-an. and move to a
gJant. spotlighted picture of the president
wa .. mg farewell on the steps of Air Force
O ne after has resignation:·
Other exhibits wall include a replica of
the Lincoln Sitting Room of the White
House. where Nixon wrote his speeches,
rooms for domestic affairs. his con·
gress1onal and vice pres1denttal years and
a 290-seat movie theater. where a I 6-
m 1nute filmed biograph y will highlight
his career of "comebacks."
Underneath the exh1b1t1on halls wall be
a 10 m1lllon document archive. where
scholars will have access to Nixon's
d1anes. '1deo and audio tapes and other
h1stoncal informauon.
L' nllke other prcs1denual rcposnones.
including the one being built in Moor-
park for former President Ronald Re-
agan. the N1l\on Library will be funded
through pn \ate donations.
·· fhere will be no taxpayer dollars m
e1thl'r the conMruction or operation of
the hbrar~ :· proJCCt Execuuve Director
Hugh He'o!.llt ~1d.
fhl' 925-!>Quare·foot house where
:"1\un \!.U born 1s. almost rt'stored to its
original cond1uon. said project director
(1l·orgc zabo
The house. built an 1912 b' Nixon's
father and grandfather. features· the small
room "ht:re '.'l 1xon was born and the
almost cramped atuc rooms where the
ex·pres1dent and his brother Don spent
the fir<>t eight ~ear~ of their hves.
Dead teen's family plans to sue police
By EMILY ADAMS
Of -0..,, ,_ SUI"
The family of a I 9-ycar-old Fountain
Valley man who died in police custody
following a rock concert last month is
closer to filing a wronJfUI death lawsuit,
the family's lawyer said Tu~y.
After a coroner's repon was released
M o nday. Lawrence Trygstad. the
Shanahans· lawyer, said descriptions of
the m1unes Patrick Shanahan suffered
were "clcarl} a basis for a wrongful death
SUit."
Patrick Shanahan, a sophomore at UC
Santa Barbara who was home for the
holidays. died an the back seat of an
Inglewood police car followina a Grateful
Dead concen at the Great Western
Forum last month.
Inglewood police Sat. Harold Moret
has stated officers did not use excessive
force and -contrary to witnesses' state-
ments -dad not beat Shanahan with
nightsticks.
In the coro ner's report describing in-
Junes suffered by Shanahan. ho wever.
several . dark purple bruises arc
documented which are circular in shape.
"That sounds hke the) hit him wnh
nightsticks or flashlights." Trygstad said.
O ther medical sources contacted by the
Daily Pilot a~eed w11h Trygstad's
assessrqent. saying the bruises sounded
like the result of a person being Jabbed
with a nightstick or flashlight.
Des p ite repeated attempts. a
spokesperson for the Inglewood Police
~partment could not be reached for
comment.
.. Based upon what I've heard. if s d1f·
ficult for me to understand ho w the
police can say the> didn't use nightsticks
or some other heav) obJttt on l>at -I
just can't stretch my 1magmat1on that
far," said Bill Shanahan. Patnck's father.
Bill Shanahan and his wife, Therese.
both of Fountain Valley. have been wad·
ing through the testimony of both wit·
nesscs and police. try1ng to find the truth.
since their son died Dec. 10.
At first. the Shanahans' were told by
l nglc"ood police their son died probabl)
due to a combination of drus and alcohol
use. 8 111 Shanahan said. Patrick
Shanahan had s1mpl) stopped breathing
once under arrest an the back of a patrol
car. the fam1lv was told.
But soon. '>'·llnesses stepped forward 10
tell the fam11' the\ saw Patrick Shanahan
beaten repeated!) by arresung officers
Others said Shananhan did not struggle
'1olenth. as offi cers said he had.
"'The · distract attorne) has the o ption
-and an our mind. a dut~ -to bnng
cnmanal charges against the arresung
officers ... T rygstad said.
Mike Botula. a spokesman for the Los
Angeks d1stnct attorney's office. which
has been an' esllgaung the incident. said
no conclus1onshave been drawn from the
coroner's repon. The d1stnct attome) 's
exam1nat1on of circumstances SlllTOund-
ang the teen-agers death 1s continuing.
While the coroner's repon also m·
eluded a toxilogical analysis on
Shanahan. detailing the level of LSD
found an has bloodstream. experts arc
unsure how the drug would have effected
hanahan
"'The: amoun1 of LSD found 1s consis-
tent \ .. 11h conccntra11ons of other rec-
rea11onal drug use we've ~n. But we
l·an·1 'kt\ ho" 11 "111 effect an individual
-)u m'e become more relaxed. o thers
bnume h~ perag1tated." said Paul
Sedg" 1rl.. a forensic to x1colog) super-
' l'>or for Orange Count~.
Whl'ther or not LSD made Shanahan
-descnbed a!> a normally .. laid back"
per!>On -comball\C with police could hr
a 1mponant question 1( a lawsuit 1s
prcs~d against lngle~ood police or
cnm1nal char~s are filed against the
arresting officers
·-rm not happ) that he took LSD that
night -ti he dad take II of bis own
\Olluon 1f 1t wasn·t Laced in somcthina
else -but 1f he did. he needed someone
to help him," 8 111 Shanahan said.
"'Sometime m the past week I was
dnnng somewhett and saw a police car
~Ith the legend pnnted on •L 'To Serve
and Protect.· Clearl). they did neither
one for m) son that night. .. Shanahan
said
U.S. aide views county's war on drugs
By IRIS YOKOf
Of-0..,,-k-"
A top aide to federal drua cur William
Bennett spent the day Tuesday with
Orange County members of the anti-drua
campaign -mcludina a Corona del Mar
High School student -who lobbied for
inclusion of the county in a new propam
for the nation's most dn4-plaaued area.
Judge Rca.inald Walton assistant direc-
tor of the White Houte Office of National
Drug Control Policy, visited with county
sui;>erv1sors. Sheriff Brad Gatc1, UO of-
ficials and other community leaden
before flyma out of John Wayne Air1)0lt
for Palm Sprinp about 2 p.m.
He has been travelint around tbe coua-
try the past seven months Ptberial iab-
mation to incorporate iDto a Diadoaal
program apinst drua and alcobol lbule.
Walton said he wu impire-.cl with tbe
county's effon s in filhuna the war on
drugs, but would not clilclote whether be
will recommend Oranae County be in-
cluded in the new prosram t.arweted for
drua-infcsted areas.
President Bush is slated to announce
the desiaJ\ated rqjona on Jan. 29. The
rcaions will ,ct add.itiou.l f\lnda and
federal drua •nu to comt.t ~
Walton said Soutbem Califonua
should S-Y attention to the problemt of
undocumented alaem and jail over·
crowdina and bow they relaae to the dnaa
probkm. <>ranee County'• efb1a to ftebt tbe
problem ba~e Md politive C'ffeda. par-
ticularly amons )'OUQI people, Wahon
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111 en 81111·*"1 ,rap-. ...-SMalff 11rM ca.e...
said.
"rm very ~ by the dep'ee of
cooperation and coordinalion lakina
place in the counry, .. Walton aid. ~
eovemmcnl can't do it alone ...
Walton bqan the day 11 7 a.m. when
he met with Gates 1n the sbcritrs .. Wu
Room" full of displays and statistics on
the county's dt\11 acuvities. Walton .ud
be was imprcued with the War Room
aod pankularly shocked with acatisdcl
that showed nany elderty people in the
count) use illegal drugs..
Gates said he "simply preRnted the
faca "' to Walton. ...
In the past thrtt }Can. the county bas
confiscated 50 m1lhon doses of cocaine.
70 million IOJCCUons of heroin and $S4
m1lllon 1n drug money, Gates said.
Meanv.h1le. there havt been close 10 SOO
d rug-related deaths.
.. , think the facts ma.kc a strona im-
pression. I don't think our situation is
much different from Los Anaeles or San
Otego." Gates said
Corona det Mar Hiah School junior
Jason Shanker, a student reprCICDtative
from the Drug Use is Life Abulc or-
pmzat1on. spent about 20 minutes cbat-
tina with Walto n on bis drive to the
llrport.
Shanker said Walton asked if there was
any decline of drua use and trafficki!J on
local campuses. "and I said, 'Yes.·
The I 7-year-old further briefed Walton
on Drug Use 1s Life Abute's variou
pr<>srams. aimed at educ:atins you.nc
people about d.rup. The two d:-i ... IQ..ed..__
the orpnaz.allon's eff'on to mutate a
f.e~m in which Natiou.l Foocball
ue 'players wear "Dnaa Ute is Ufe
.~busc" patches o n their jeneys. and
Wahon promised to support thejletch
prosram when he met witla NFt. oflk:ials.
Shanker said.
"He obviously knows aactly wMt t.c's
lalkina about." Shanker .W. .. AM t.c's
interested in the lower lewis of1'11 -x
on drug abuse. It was very prod.ctive.
lrrine
A 28"year-o&d woman wu uret1ed
tbr posseuion of bra11 lmuck.la after
lbe wu seen yellina .i a man near
the comer of f.att Yale Looo and
West Yale Loop. The child wfth her
WU rtleued to his father.
alariJJed by a tbie( wbO stole only I
eotdless phone befOre appamady leavinf th~ the same window be came 1n.
Street. The IOll was estimated It
nearly $400. • • • Tool boxes worth SIOO were
1iolcn from an opm ..,. in the
3300 block of ~ bet•een
7:4' and I: 10 a.a. Moedly.
Stnet, llllitllicl. • • • A woman said an upRain neiab-
bor in the 1500 block of Slater
Avenue Wll playiaa the steno to
loudly and that lbe couldn't llerp.
Sbe knocked 00 the door twice but
there Wll no IASWa'. • aaid.
• • • • A known suspect ~OIChed an
employee and struck ~m with his
fist at the aervicc station at I S980
Brookhunt St.
VotkJwteen van ~ the veMdc was towed by police. • • • Roben Lewis Steveaton __.
Corona dcl Mar is no T.-.e
Island. The 32-year--old tramiml
was anested in the JOO bloct of
Poppy Avenue Oft ...-ol
entmna a ~ dadli ... • • •
A home on Wesunorelud wu
ranteebd and robbed of I telnilioD and VCR. PoUce believe tbe .,.,...
entered throup I rwr tlidhll ....
door. • • • nc rear t.throOID window ol a
bOiDI 08 Canoe ... lbr:C1:1 =.-::~=-...... .....
• • • I
A thief lned opm die~
door of a .... i8 • 1100 blOct Of Soutla COlll Driw ud toot • 11.lOOhllila .........
Two men .n.dJy fted a bu"
in tbe 10000 blOck of ~ml Av·
enuc widlout .. }int lw a lililt
order.
• • • Vandals 'umped up and down 11umeroua umes on a 1919 Honda
Accord, causiDI. muJt4pie denti. then were ac:ared oft' by a jQlllf on the
10100 block of La Alameda Avenue.
Columbia ~off
on satellite
riescue mission
CAPE CANAVERAL. f1a. (AP)
-Shull.le Columbia opened a new
decade of l(*C travel fuesday with
a lener-perfect launch and the start
of a leal'Cb..and-rescue mission for a
scienlifac satellite drifting back to Earth.
M\er three weeks of delays, the
shuttle lifted off precisely on time
just after dawn at 4:35 a.m. and
bepn cbuina the satellite, which
was l,SOO miles ahead of the shuttle.
.•• don't think r ve ever seen a
cleaner countdown and launch,"
said Richard Truly, administrator of
the National Aeronautics and Space
Administration. ''What a marvelous
way to start the 1990s."
The fli&ht begins a decade in
which sfiuttlcs will transport
astrooauu and materials to build
America's~ station. The station
is an euential step for a return to the
moon and expeditions to Mars en-
visioned by President Bush.
Columbia's missioa; is scheduled
to las1 I 0 days, 1he second-longest
since shuttles bepn flying in 1981.
The ship is being modified gradually
for 16-day journeys and the ex-
tended mission is to be a test toward
that objcc1ive.
The 200-mile-hi$h pursuit is to
end Friday mom1q.
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.. .. .......... • .. • a-.a..... low ·a.a~ __ ,,_
.. ;n. -~ .. **kt be • Piiied that -e have ..... our dlll-
dren in IUCb ~," CaVUOI told reportm. .. r.dias ad
writina lkilll of AmericM 11Uden11
remain *-!fully iudequale."
.. Readina and writina ue die buic
Top court refuses to ·protect
college review confidentiality
WASHINGTON (AP) -Colleaes
and universities senerally must dis-
close confidential peer review re-
cords when accused of ilkplly deny·
ing tenure to a faculty member. the
Supreme Coun ruled Tuesday.
Unanimously rejcctina .. academic
freedom" arguments, the coun said
colleges and universities enjoy no
special privilege to withhold such
information.
''The costs associated with racial
and sexual discrimination in institu-
tions of hi~er leamina arc very
substantial,' Justice Harry A. Black-
mun wrote for the court. '"Few
would deny that ferrctina out this
information is a great, if not com-
pelling, aovemment interest."
Also Tuesday, the Bush adminis-
tration uracd the coun to allow
student Bi&le and prayer groups to
meet on public school grounds, arau·
ing that such a ruling would preserve
religious fr~om.
However. a lawyer for Omaha,
Neb., school officials, whose refusal
to approve a Bible-reading club led
to the case, said education adminis·
trators must have the authority to
make such decisions.
Most of Tuesday's argument
focused on whether such student
activities as chess and scuba diving
clubs arc related to school cur·
riculum. and whether jud&es or
school officials should decide that
question.
The collcae tenure decision is a
key preliminary victory for a Uni·
versity of Pennsylvania professor
challenging her denial of tenure. a
lifetime appointment.
And it represents an enormous
defeat for the nation's univcnitics
and colleges, united in the conten·
tion that disclosure of confidential
statements abo!I professors con·
sidered for tenu~ould inhibit can-
dor by those who make the evalu·
at ions.
Court will decide on Noriega move
MIAMI (AP) -A federal judge
ruled Tuesday that the court has
final say over whether Manuel Nor-
iega can be moved from Miami
while the ousted Panamanian dic-
tator awaits trial on drug trafficling
charges.
U.S. District Judge William
Hocveler said U.S. marshals must
submit any plans to transfer Nor-
iega, and defense attorneys will have
an opportunity to respond before a
decision is made.
,,_
Requests and responses concern-
ing any move will be scaled from the
pµbhc.
Noriega's attorney. Steven Kollin.
said he opposes moving Noriega.
··1 don't want a change, my client
doesn't want a change," Kollin told
the judge during Tuesday's court
session.
U.S. Attorney Dexter Lehtinen
did not say if he wanted Noriega to
remain in Miami, noting U.S.
marshals will decide whether to
transfer ham.
It could not be determined
whether marshals made any requests
to move Noriega after Tuesday's
hearing because of the order to seal
such requests.
Hoeveler also set a Jan. 26 bond
hearing for Noriega, who attended
the one-hour coun session drcued
in dark slacks and a light-blue shin.
Afterward. Noriega was returned to
his quaners below the courthouse.
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Coun blocks famlly planning funding
SAN FRA.Nasco -Full f\and.ina of California'1 Wnil)' ~nnins
clinics for low-income women wu blocked Tuesday by the state Pmne
Coun on an appeal by Gov. Gecqc Dcukmejian, who is seck:ina to cut t.be
prosram•s budeet by two-thirds.
Four justica. the exact ~ority needed on the seven-member court,
voted to 1tay an order issued last Tbunday by a state appeak coun in
Ventura requirina full fundina of the $36 million prosram~ The 1tay i1 to
remain in effect while the court decides whether to pant a hearina on the
Dcukmejian administration's appeal.
Butterflies may lose home to developer
PACIAC GROVE -A prime wint.cr roo1ting site for monarch
butterflies may be lost to make way _for a subdivision after the CitY, ~uncil
approved a rczonina plan for the pnvately-owned ~Y· The 11te 11 one
of only two winter roosting sites left in the city, wbtch celebrates the oranee
and black butterfly with a parade on its main street every October .
Molesting a monarch is a crime that carries a SSOO fine.
Voters will get a chance to consider a bond iuue to purchase the 2.7·
acre site in this city known as "Butte.rfly Town, USA," located abowt 70
miles south of San Francisco.
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League: Cut mllltary funds to help blacks
WASHINGTON -The president of the National Urban League said
Tuesday that reduced East-West tensions represent a "narrow window of
opportunity" to switch military dollars to help blacks, whose economic
progress was stalled durina the military buildup of the 1980s.
Government and business leaden should use the money to develop an
urban Marshall Plan and investment bank to help close the economic pp
between whites and blacks and ensure American competitiveness in the 21st
century, said leaaue president, John E. Jacob. as the civil rights group
released its annual assessment on the status of black Americans.
Boston pollce find gun In river
BOS TON -Divers pulled a gun from a river Tuesday, aivina
investiptors hope they have another piece to the puzzle of the Stuart
murder mystery. The registration numbers on the gun recovered from the
Pines River matched those on a pistol reported stolen from the fur shop
where Charles Stuart worked, The Boston Globe reported in today.
Stuart, who committed suicide Thursday after his brother imP.licated
bjm in the slaying of his prqnant wife, had claimed be and his wtfc were
shot by a black man. A black man was named as a suspect in the case. but
was later cleared.
Bush salutes Manin Luther King
WASHINGTON -President Bush on Tuesday praised Manin Luther Kint Jr. 's couraac in the face of threats and promised to "brina to justice
the iaou·• responsible for a wave of bombinp against civil rights leaden
two decades after K.ina's death.
Dr. Benjamin Hooks. executive director of the NAACP, a prime taraiet
of the bate campaign, emerged from the Oval Office saying he was "fairly
satisfied" with federal efforts to solve the bombings. Bush invited civil rights
leaders and students to the White House to witness his signing a
proclamation in connection with Monday's holiday in marking Kina's
birthday.
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Peru grants asylum to Norlega's aide
LIMA, Peru -Peru said Tuesday it ,,anted diplomatic asylum to a
top Noricp associate who is on the U .S. most-wanted list and to 11 others
who took refuse in the Peruvian ambassador's residence in Panama City.
U.S. troops have rinsed the residence since Monday afternoon.
Foreign Ministry spokesman Jose Torres told The Associated Press that
Gonzalo Gonzalez. identified by Panamanian authorities as a former
captain and chief of security for deposed dicutor Manuel Antonio Noricp.
bas taken refuse in the residence and been granted diplomatic asylum by
the Peruvian government.
Right wing sees gain In E. Germany
WEST BERLIN -:-:. A riaht·wina West German politicaJ j>;irtY ~
nounced as .. n~Naz1s by the East German aovernment said it wdl
orpnize for East German efections and predicted Tuesday it would set 10
percent of the vote. The aovcmment of Communist Prime Minister Han1
Mod.row has promised elections May 6, but it has vowed to k~p West
Germany's Republican Party from. orpnizing, saying that the right-win&
extemist aroup is a neo-Nazi orpnization.
Also Tuesday, East German Environment Minister Hans Reichelt
resigned followina opposition attacks that the country's former ~line
Communist leaden turned it into one of the most polluted nation1 in
Europe.
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KARL .... "' millloa Mela io ctalUICI in a jury
trial that bepn Nov. ll.
Karl, 37, luft'ered a rash of per-
sonal and ranancial woes after he
rniped in March J987.
He pleaded 1uilty in Ausust 1988
\o violatina federal campaian laws
by funnelina S 1 IS.000 to Demo-
cratic presidential hopeful Gary
Han and six conaressional can-
didates. He was fined $60,000 and
placed on three years probation.
Karl, who made his fortune mar-
keting Ja'l.e Fonda workout and
Playboy videos, filed bankruptcy
last year for more tha n $4 million in
debts, includina $95.000 in 1~1 fees
to Genovese. The deed for htS $2.S
million home in the gated Big Ca·
nyon area of Newpon Beach re-
vertrd to the loan-holding bank last
"'eek.
The 1971 Corona del Mar H1&h
School graduate underwent surgery
s1\ months ago for skin cancer o n
hts hip.
Karl now heads NAC Home
Video in Los Angeles. which
produces original home video pro-
grams.
For the first time Thursday. Karl
public!} tesufied about what led to
thl' demise of 1he home video com·
pan~. The entrcprenuer could not
remember many of the details lead·
1ng to the res1gnat1ons. and JOked
CLASSIC
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Mccumber. Mark CalcaH·cch1a and
Tom Punzer.
Local businesses are '"''lted to
ad' ertise in this special supplcmen1
The deadline for copy ts 5 p.m.
toda)-Mon: in fo rmation ma) be
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advantage
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clout to raise
vacation cash!
about the difficuh ies involved.
-1 was in a state of lboclc. I had
ju11 rts.ianod from tbe company it
took me eiabt years to build. J
waMl't into details. I was worried
about how I was 1oing to sleep that
ni&ht," Karl said.
Karl testified that Genovese had
advucd him numerous 1imcs to
notif} Lonmar's board of d irectors
about the formation of CMO, but
that he failed to do so. Karl said he
put it off b«ausc he couldn't ··get up
the nerve" to 10 to Lorimar.
Karl sajd he chose not to sue
Geno"esc because not going to
Lorimar was has mistake.
.. , didn't listen to his advice I'm
responsible for m) own actions." he
said. Suing .. docsn·t fix 11. You've
JOI to go on I didn't want to relive
II IWO }Car!> la1cr ...
The two men also were friends
and vaca11oned 1ogether w11h their
"'1 \CS an Ha"' all after Karl's res1g-
nat1on from Karl-Lori mar .
Karl denied resistcrina 'J perceet of bis ownmllip In CMD 10 WI
father to avoid bavina to report tM
conflict of intemt to Lorimar ol-
ficials.
Under quest1onioa by defense at-
to1 1C}'S. Karl sajd it was clear at the
time that ~novesc d id not rep.
resent Shan non or Huot. althouJh
he never heard ~novete advise
them to seek separate counsel.
A shon ume later. the three were
ousted from K.arl-Lorimar, which
grossed SI OO million in annual
profits. T here also were allegations
that the company padded orders to
d1stn butors tn 1986.
After their departurt' from Kar1·
Lonmar. Shannon. Hunt and Karl
discussed the formauon of Comar. a
com pa n~ s1m1lar to CO M. But after
Karl'~ fath er loaned them $100,000
for the lease on a new buildinf.
'hannon and Hunt said they didn t
"ant Karl w11h 1hem and the money
'-'as R'turned. he tesufied.
to change your rate, you can make
a one-time adjustment. Without
aflectina the tenn. ~~)Qr irwesbnent fJml
the °'aide wMd any~ Open
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T'90....,, devtlopments in Or-
8'* County -one in Santa Ana ui! tbc olbet in Anbtim -were
approved by the two citjes Tuesday.
The county's (i~t, true mixed.-uae
development, a $400 million project
\bat will include offices, a hotel.
mail shops and condos and a link to a prop<>sed monorail will be built in
San&a Ana.
In Anaheim. the Redevelopment
Aaency sisned an agreement with a
m-.jor county developer for a $200
million project m.1 ~ bri111_
more than one million tQuare feet or
office aod other comrncreial 11J9Ce to
the downtown area.
~una Niauel-based Birtcher
Equities said it was choaen to build
the Mediterranean-style project in
San&a Ana, tentatively titled Main
Street Concourse, ~ the firms Ori&
America a nd Shimizu America
Corp.. which arc orchcstratina de<>
velopment of the 18-acrc project.
Mike Okamoto. vice president of
Shimizu. said the development wiU
be built in two ..._ lbal ultimate-
ly will comprite mote lban l million
squart feet. Fina pbalt is to be
completed by arty 1993, with the
second pbue expected to be com-
pleted by 199S. he said.
The plans for the dcvelooment
include a 350-room hotel, •$i con-
dominiums. four cinemas. three rcs--
taurants and a spons club. Tennis
couns and a J<>aing track are
planned for the roof of a perkina aarage. Okamoto said, with on-site
parking for S,026 cars. There also
arc' plans for ~utiques and specialty
stores, be aid. 5Mta AM l8d OudeD Oro~ fteo-
Okamoto said tbc Maia Slnet ·ways. Obmoto IUd.
C~ dcvdopmea~ .... aatlci-Wort OD tllc Aubeim CcaW pates lanlw to a Ci~ project, to be •veloped by Koll
monorail, tliat ~uld a.llOW travel, Anahrim Cenler AllOClata in coop-
for cum~. to Oimeyland or John cration with tbe city and Pacific
Wayne A1rpon. Bell, is tel 10 bqin in June.
Ori fa America, a subsidiary of ''The ai&nina of tbe ~~nt for
Orient Corp., is the landowner tbc Anaheim Center lipals a new
proposing the development. downtown for the new decade." Anaheim Mayor Fml Hunter said at
The prop0sed Main Street Con-a sianfoa ceremony Tuesday 11 City cou~ would be at the northeast Hall.
comer of Main Street and Owens
Drive, less than a half mile from the
bounded Oft the west by ~
Boulevard and on tbe eut by lrMd-
way.
Anaheim Communit} ~
mcnt Oil'!lCtor U.. Stil*O~
thlt when combined with the~
Lincoln Villaft residential de¥
ment, Anaheim Center will ow
people to live and work il\Whc
downtown area.
The Lincoln Villaac develo
was approved by the City Co
after an aarcement WIS R:aC
aUeviate traffic conaestion.
Disneyland plans expansion in the '90s
"The Anaheim Center is an excit-
ina catalyst for downtown economic
development," Hunter added ... This
project will make other things hap-
pen in the downtown area."
The 1.2 million-square-foot pro-
ject will be built on approximately
J 6 acres in downtown Anaheim,
south of Lincoln Avenue and
the-pact, according to Anahci
spokeswoman Carolyn 0
people who work in the Arli&.lj)~
Center and other downtown b
ings will .get first pri.ority in b 1
and renting homes in the 400;·
residential development to cut
on commuter trips.
8y The Assodated Pr~u
A biger, flashier Disneyland
possibly including an "Indiana
Jones•· stunt attraction and a I 930s-
style Hollywood movte lot -are on
the drawing boards. Disney officials
confirmed.
Officials are keeping a tight lid o n
their plans, reponedly the most am-
bitious since the park's opening in
1955, until a scheduled an·
nouncement Friday by Disney
Chairman Michael Eisner.
.. It involves the next 10 years. but
I can't tell )OU anymore," Dis·
ne} land spokesman Bob Ro th said
in a recent interview. "Obviously he
{Eisner) wants 10 make the an·
nouncement. ··
Disneyland President Richard
Nunis showed the plans to several
park employees last week. however.
The employees said the plans in·
elude a stunt attraction based on the
"Indiana Jones" movies that could
go near the park's Thunder Moun·
tain Railroad ride and the Holly·
wood back lot. wh ich apparently
would be similar to one at Florida's
Disneyworld.
Selling sends stocks lower
Employees said other attractions
would be based on the Muppet
characters. which Disney bought the
rights lo last year. and the Roger
Rabbit canoon character. A new
Mupix·t mo' 1c 1s also a possibility.
the employees were told.
NEW YO RK (AP) -A late burst
of program selling sent prices into a
broad decline on Wall Street Tues-
day. capping an otherwise lackluster
session.
Stocks had m('andercd lower for
much of the da} 1n the absence of
any news to stimulate trading. but
computeri.ted sell orders in the last
half-hour increased the market's
losses.
The Dow Jones average of 30
industrials fell 28. 3 7 to 2. 766.00.
wiping o ut a more than 21 point
gain the pre' ious session that was
also largel} attributed to program
trading.
Declining issues outnumbered ad·
vancing ones by about 5 to 3 m
Town I
na11 om"de trading of New York
Stock Exchange-listed stocks:
Volume on the floor of the Big
Board came to I 55.21 million
shares. up from 140.11 m illton 1 n
the prc\·ious !tession.
Nat1 onw1de. consolidated volume
in NYSE-listed issues. including
trades in those stocks on regional
exchanges and 1n the over-the·
counter market. totaled 187.94
rn1ll1on shares.
.\nalysts s.aid the market lacked
the support necessal) to sustain
Monday·s moderate gains. which
followed the major banks' lowering
of their prime le nding rates from
10.5 percent to 10 percent.
"The) said none of this was
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T~ay
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Christ) Bauer. "But I got the 1m·
prcssion that it was probably going
to happen because everything was
rcall) d etailed."
Disney has about 78 acres avail·
able for expansion in Anaheim. in·
eluding about 30 acres within the
park.
Anaheim City Manager Bob
Simpson said he hadn't heard of any
propo~cd expansion.
.. w c·,e been talking about ex·
panding Disneyland for years." he
said. "but everybody agrees that
nothing can be done until we do
somethin$ abut the traffic in the
commcrc1al-recrcation area."
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DIA& ANN 1..AMDa I • aaodler OM wbo 04~ ........ rd be writial." but todAy I IWbed tbe
F lml 'Wbcn I Md about
... -their .., ...,. -.(Ah ~a
de. there, a ha: of nuts.
0
Jt!We operate a tmall but depnt
country 1n• ud ra&aurutlin ~
v O¥er tbe yean we bave
men .belp tbemtelvea not
10 tbe uhtn~ ult lbaken and · but allo li1k ftower ananee-
Cbrillma decora • vaJu... . . uons.
. tursl ud. '°tJ::n antique dillt fiom the • powder =of tbae ilrm.I are sifts and CUs&omen and
sentimental value. We treasure
knickknacks collected over the
ly SYDNrt OMAft
••uhJ, Jaa. It
ARID (March 2 1-April 19):
Roadblocks mi&bt appear as sianals
for stop now. In actuality, you have
smf\llh, resources to overcome ob-
stacles. Answer is. "Don't stop!"
document requires careful per-
Options exist
URUS (April 20-May 20): You
Olt,icate yourself from fina ncial
bln.l Chance now appears out of the
b)W for significant change. Don't
ro9l' it! Member of opposite sex very
much in picture.
GEMINI (May 2 1-June 20): Hint
romes from family member 10 con-
nocuon with lost article. Scenario
highlights income, personal pos-
sessions. beneficial sale or purchase.
You'll beautify home. make
d9stic adjustment.
~CER (June 21-July 22): Moon
in your s1V' accents style. con-
fi dence. timing. Events take sudden
tum in your fa vor. You'll have
aqooss to pnvileged information.
Loj>g-<fistance commun1cat1o n re·
latt"S to possible Journey.
LEO (July 23-Aug. 22): Eliminate
sledge-hammer words. You did not
mits boat. Second chance available.
Focus o n intensity. po wer.
authorit). Yo u'll success full) meet
deadline. Cancer, Capricorn persons
plmy key roles.
-VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22):
Em{>hasis on language. manuscripts.
abihty to contact right people. Wish
comes true. you make friends and
influence tho~ you admire. You'll
have luc k in matters of speculation. . LIBRA (Sept. 23-0ct. 22): New
a\'cnues a vailable for career. busi-
nc'1 Fresh stan dominates. You'll
Why don't CUllOIDel'I ralia tbat
we put nice tbinp around to mate
them feel at home, not 10 they can
take them? I wonder bow they
would fed if boulc ~ waUted off ~th tea towels, pillow cues and ~alverwarc? P1eue. Ann. do all small
innkeepers a favor and print this
leucr. -· RIPPED OFF IN
WYCOMBE. PA.
DEAR PA: Ne& -, .. die ....U
act to heart of matters wheft love is
concerned. Refuse to play second ~ddle. Superior considers promo-
tion.
SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. 21):
Inner feelings on t.argcL Learn by
teaching. Lunar position accents dis.-
lance. language. education. Search
continues for soul mate. Publishina
enterprise figures in scenario.
SAGmARJUS (Nov. 22-Dcc. 2 1):
Spotli&.ht on expansfon, social activi-
ty, f'resh horizons. You'll be
~nsitivc concerning weight, body
image. Ideas concerning nutrition
undergo transformation.
CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19):
You were ri&ht all al on$ and some
will admit 1t. Emphasis on lc_pl
documents, public image, mant.aJ
status. Position reinforced by one
previously quie t. Money obtained
through third pany.
AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 18):
Scenario features d iscovery. excite-
ment. creativity. Gain indicated via
"rnten "ord. Focus also on basic
1s~ucs. emplo)ment. diet. Task that
had been put aside commands atten-
tio n.
PISCES (Feb. 19-March 20):
Much that 1s relevant occurs clo~ to
home. Focus on children, change.
vanet). speculation. Member of op-
posite se). declar~ ... I thtnk of you
constantly!"
IF JAN. 1t IS YOUR BIRTHDAY:
Dizz)'ing pace causes you to repeat
refrain ... Stop the world so that I can
catch m) breath!" Social activities
accelerate this )ear. You'll travel.
you'll gain weight and become
~ns1t1ve conct'ming appearance .
body image. Knock at door of pros-
perity will be answered. You emerge
fro m recent emotional cocoon.
CREATIVE JEWELERS
of La guna Bea ch
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39 Nadia Coat Hwy •Lagwu Bach, CA 92651 • (714) t9t 48t9
Raphael, a legend
in-his own time.
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DEAR ANN LANDERS: For two
yean I have been dating a man
whose former wife nunaaics his very
successful business. "Chet" and
"Lila" have been divorced for 13
ycan. He hired her four years ago
because (in his words) sht' is one of
the most competent and smartest
'\1-:MS'tl \kl<HS
First l•dy's gift
women he's ever known and he
trusts her implicitly.
I am not allowed to visit Chet at
his office because he says Lila st.ill
cares for him and my prcsmc:e up-
sets her.
l should tell you that Lita remar-
ried after their divorce. but that
marriage d idn't work out. either.
There is no man in her life at
present.
It is bid enouah that I am not
allowed in m y fiancc's office, but
now there is more to contend with.
He bas told me I should not plan on
attending any office functions, in-
cluding the annual conventio n that
takes place in another Clty.
For a while l was able to accept all
this. but smce I've been told I
cannot go to the convention rve
been feeling insecure and blue. We
have been atJuing about Lila. and I
to do
am beainnina to fed threatened by
her.
Chet says I'm foolish and that I
have an ea<> problem. Accon1inc to
him. ifl WCT"Cn't so insecure none of
this wou&d bother me. Is Chet ri&ht
or am I justified in feeling u I do?
-NO CITY NO STATE
DEAR NO CITY: EveatuUJ Cllet u1.-. .. unteMcWe~ll
m•re lmpertaa& ....... Y• w Ula.
la my.,..._ y .. •4 a. smart le say,
''o..AJ, ~-Call me wMll JM llaave replace4 Ula. If I'm MC mar-
rie4 by tltea, ma>"e we cu llaave
tllaMr." • • •
DEAR READERS: My la•O f•r
tM uy may be yeen, tN. Cre41t
Fred Allea: Eallld eeffee tastes
Uke water tbt ~ bee. 1411ttu4
Ht of a wet sleeve.
l .. 'tl. RO' D
Give lady a cigar
Tht' Cigar lnsutute of Amenca once hired a beaut)
q ueen to teach "omen how to smoke cigars. No. I on
her li~t of lessons read: "Rt'mO\e the cigar from the
mouth between puffs."
Women wore floor-length skins until around 19 10
Not hkcl~ you'll e\ er St"e that fashion comt' back. He ms
rose. Women·s feet became v1S1blt' .\ z111ion-<follar shoe
industr: got 1ts stan. No san) designer now "ould
co me up w11h a skin that hides the sh~.
What a lot of sq uirrel watchers don·1 know 1s the
squirrel takes the nut out of Its husk before It bunes 1t.
To that hst of names. unusual but actual. pleaS("
add: C'ora Apple . Wilham Thro"er Fms. Preserved
Fish. Strange Odor o\ndrews and .Susan Eat"ell Burp1tt.
Q. Where's "Norumbega".,
-\ Tha1·s "hat mapmakers of 1582 labeled what's
no" :--:e" England
Q. The Kohinoor diamond bnngs bad luck to m
ownl'r'i. right'?
~. Onl) to masculine owners. arcording to the old
supcm1t1on :'-io danger al the moml'nl. Ifs in Queen
El11abeth·s cro"n Jt.'"els.
One "lld flower 1s 1dent1fied b\ three names:
Indian Pipe. Ghost Flower or Ice Plant: What's cunous
about 11 1s no disease a ttacks 1t. no insect visits It.
Q. If .. T he Mother of Presidents" 1s V1rgin1a. what
1s ··The Mother of \'1ce-Pres1dents'"'!
~ Indiana.
First lady S.rbar• Bush looks •t her In· •ueur•I gown .tter presenting It to the
Smtttlsona.n Institution In W•dllngton
Tu•sd•J· Th• dress wlll be dlspa.yed
•lont with the collectlon of gowns from
previous first lltdles.
E'l'n though }OU ma) have been alive and,AOcktng
al 1ht: )tart of World War II. it's not hkd} )OU knew
thl·n 1hat a third of the world's population a1 that time
had malana. lnc1dentall~. were }OU aware that birds get
malaria''
Bananas came from o\s1a. b ut
d1dn'1. They were first made 1n the
Warm welcome awaiting
Laguna Crystal shoppers
The proprietors of Laguna Crystal specialize In
crystalware of all shapes, sizes and price ranges. They
also specialize In friendliness.
"We want our store to always be a pleasant ex-
perience, whether you're shopping or just killing time,"
says Beau Mooney, who purchased the business with
Debbie Daniel In December.
Mooney and Daniel came to Laguna Beach from the
San Fernando Valley where he was Involved in laser
research and development and she was a secretary. They
had long discussed the idea of someday opening a shop
together.
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Study this hand from the recent
Fall North American Champion-
ships, then decide whether you
would rather play or defend four
hca.ru doubled.
South's opcnina bid was weak,
Nonh's response wu forcina and
South showed a diamond feature.
West's three no trump wu intended
as a distributional takeout and suc-
ceeded only in acttina East to dou -
ble four hearts.
At the table, West led the kina of
dubs and shifted to a diamond. De-
clarer played low from dummy,
East inserted the jack and declarer
won. Dummy was entered with a
spa& and the ci&bt or bearU wu
led. Sin~ the double blueprinted the
distribution, declarer ran it. A re--
peat trump finesse landed the
contract.
With East and West cooperatina,
the dcfcnK can prevail. At trick
two, West must shift to a spade--
jack of spades is best, but a low one
is good enough. The table win.a and
the ciaht or hearts is led. But rites
with tbe ace and returns another
spade, removing the last entry to the
table.
If declarer attcmpc.s to pick up
trumps, East must take care to cov-
er. Declarer will lose only one trump
trick, but be will have to concede
twO diamonds for down one. Altcr-
nativdy, declarer can try to cub a
third lp9de. East must ruff. apin
1ivina up his trump trick in favor of
secwina I second diamooci.
OPEN7DAYS
"We love people and we enjoy pretty things," Daniel
noted. "And when we drove through Laguna. we both fell
In love with the area and agreed that this was the place
for us."
• One Hour Enlargement
Mooney and Daniel bought the Laguna Crystal store.
which wu started In 1987, and are stoctclng It with
collectables of all types from the United States and
Europe. They have stemware priced from $7.95 to $100
a glass, Hummel music boxes valued at S600 -although
they are ck>slng out this line -and Imported flgurlnes
from Spain and Italy.
The downtown shop features everything for the bride.
Including cake servers and pfates for the wedding cake.
as well as remembrances for anniversaries. There are
collectable plates by artist Sandra Kuck with patterns of
weddings, children and even Moses with the Ten Com-
mandments.
"Our product line will be changing constantly."
Mooney proml98S. "We want to cater to both loCal people
and tourists. We even have souvenir Items with 'Laguna
Beech' lnecrlbed on them."
Sports car aficionados will flnd fine crystal ftgurlnea
In the lhape of their favorite modetl. There alto are
cherub figurines from Italy priced at SM for a Mt of tour.
"We're In business to MMt the community," Mooney
deeler•. To which Dante! adds, "and ~ft wrapping II
free."
Laguna Cryatat 11 tocated at 235-~ Ave. In
downtown Lllguna BMch. Bu111:111 houri .. 10 a.m. to e p.m. Mondays throuQh Thundayt Md s.turdaya. 10 to
I Frldaya 8"d noon Jo 5 p.m. Sundays. Call 497•9111 for
8ddtttoMI lnfonMtlon.
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It was inevitable that lhe cur-
rent po'pularity or umplina old
.sonp in new music woWd lead
to somcth.in1 as un fortunalt' as
J i~c Bunny and the Mas1er-
m1xers.
Ji"'e Bunny's .. The Album" is
little more than a medley of old
tunes. from Glenn Mdlcr to
Ma rc Bolan, spliced 1o,cther by
En&)ishmen Andy Picka and
'' '·''''''·'
Ian Morpn to a common beat. ··swina the Mood," which con-
~ins the once-sacri~ous pair-ina of Miller and Elvis Prn)ey, has had ~me succcu.
Purists can debate for houn
aboul the ethics of sampling,
which usually consists of takina
a vocal or instrumental hook
from an old sona and usin& it
just Ii.kc a.n o1hcr instrument. But
at least many,anists try to use it
creatively. Janel Jacbon's heist
of Sir Stone on "Rhythm Na-
,;n"' ""d De La Soul's
smorpsbord of sounds are two
rece nt cump&cs.
There's no pretCll~ of oria-
inality on Jive Bunny. Ifs a
"concept .. by quick buck artists,
the same types who came up
with "'Stan on 4ji" a few )Un
aao and the abominable "Hook-
ed on Ousics" durina the disco.
cnze. RcvicwinJ the music here
is like discuu1na the literary
merits of C ifT Notes.
It makes a vcat aerobics rape,
thouih.
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Playhoute provides • iau ......
tin1 for • senerous tenias of ..a.
cal, liaht-hcarud comedr, Ill ...
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Veteran di.iector B. J. Sootl .._..
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performance of this popular nrto«t
piett.
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warmina to one another in Acl 0'1
Fourth of July sepncnt in whidt I
murder is planned and attempu:id
over a liaht supper of Kentucky
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Laura Hoffman portrays an euily
distracted, middle-qcd eccentric in
search of herself who happily plots
the demise, first. of her husband and
then her lover .
ln1 erpreting husband Paul is Ron
Lance as the self<cntered used car
salesman whose "lo,..e" for his wife
prompts him to shower her with
every conceivable material desire,
including six watches, but wocfWly
0all amounts of tenderness and
caring.
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woman·s white knight in shinina
armor is Tom Klein's Mitchell -
family dentist and object of Artcne's
e11.tra-marital affections.
Hoffman gi ves new mcanina to
the term "airhead" as her character
flits in and out of reality with polish,
easily complementing her two male
coun1erpans.
Lance and KJein arc quality
bumblers who are at once lo,..a ble
and despicable - an imaJinative
duo wi1h designs on a hysterical
lady.
Diane Green's costumes effective-
ly enhance the thrtt$0me's zany
characterizations from l..an«'s can-
servative gra)' to Klein's brightly
colored plaids and Hoffma n's
splashy. ill-filling auire.
For an evening affine fun . his1ori-
call y characteristic of San
Clemcn1c's Cabrillo Pla yhouse. be
sure to enJOY "Murder at the Ho
ard Johnson's" playins Wednl:sd
through Sa1urday evenings at 8 p.
through Jan. 27 with a 2 1 p.
matin« on Sun. Jan. 14. For tick
and informa1 ian, call 492-046).
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Author Lois Lowry and illustrator
Ed Young were named Monday as
winners of the John Newbery and
Randolph Caldecou medals, rcspcc·
lively, top honors in 1he nation for
children's books awarded by the
American Library Association. An -
nouncement of the awards was ---5 GOLDEN GID,!! NOMINATIONS
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Medal for her young adult novel
"N umber the Stars," published by
Houghton Mifflin. The medal rt·
cognizes 1he most dis1in15uished con-
tribution to American h1e1111ure for
children in 1989.
Youn& won 1he 1990 Caldecott
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MANUFACTURED A FINISHED .. ORANGE COUNTY
Heirwood is in its 37th year of
manufacturing and finishing the
finest shutter products available
anywhere, right here in Orange
County. Unlike many of our
competitors, who sell shutters
made in foreign lands, ours are
home grown!
When you need Information
regarding shutters, ple8se call us.
Our representative wttl be happy to
give you a ·carefully measured In-. flom8 8811m8te 8t no charge. We are
sure you will be pleal8d wlth our fine
product and fair price. You should
also be pie a11d knowing you will
receive a prOduct made and finished
, In California by Callfomta craftamen.
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Philomel Books. The medal 1s
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Patrick Shanahan is dead. that much is certain. Why lbe l 9-year..old didn •t Ii ve to sec 20 is a question that cries
ran answer.
lnalewood police officers know something of the events
t led to Shanahan•s death in the back seat of a squad car
ut they arc. not talking anymore. •
Initially, a police spokesman said officen used only as
ucb force as necessary to restrain the Fountain Valley
n-ager, .wh.o they reported struggled fiercely. Police·
med to.indicate.drugs or alcohol were responsible for the
s of a hfe and. m one sense, there may be truth in that
legation.
Witnesses arc more vocal and the story they tell differs
atly from the police version. Conccrt-aoen who wit·
sed Shanahan's arrest tell a story that makC$ them
itnesses to a brutal death. They report the young man was
vagely beaten by police officers and they contradict law
nforcement's assertion the I 9-year-old resisted the officers.
A coroner's report released this week speaks volumes.
Yes. Shanahan was under the influence of LSD that
night at the Grateful Dead concert at the Great Western
forum. But the dose of hallucenogenic dru$ didn't kill the
young ma!'·. a crushed. throat ~as the f~tal injury. It is the
kind of mJur) consastent with an 1mpropcrly applied
choke hold.
Shanahan's body tells more. It reveals multiple bruises
around both eyes and on his forehead. alona with a cut. It
shows two head wounds. a 21/i-inch abrasion on the cheek.
scrapes a.nd bruises on various parts of his body. including
several circular brui~ on the back with inch-deep hemor·
_rh~ging that bring a nightstick to mind. ln$lewood police
bef31d early that billy clubs were not used m the youth's
nrf pprehension.
Did police _lose control and cruelly beat a young man
to death or dad a drug-crazed youth endanger police.
,1 ~trugghng against law offi crrs until his body could no longer
.. IJ1feS1st'>
,, ri . An in vcstagauon by the Los Angeles District Attorney's
"ri office and a wrongful death suit that may be fi led by
•·1..I Aihanahan 's parents must help answer those haunting
~uestions.
We cannot abide the notion that 19-year-olds must
~casaonaly die. whether by drugs. police brutality or their
own hand.
OTHJ:H \ Ol('J:s
1"J imber management
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•11 1., No. that wasn't another 7.1 earthquake. It was only the rtn~ollective shudder coursing through the timber belt of the
Pacific Northwest at the news that the Wilderness Society
l>'~S going to tell the government how to manaae the forests.
' ()') The Wilderness Society has been doing that for a long.
long time. Now, however. at has announced an I 8-month
tudy, fu nded by the A.W. Mellon foundation. of loggrng
d economics in Northern Cali fornia and WC$tern Orcaon
and Washington.
At the end of the study. the Wilderness Society will tell
Congress what to do with the forests. In the meantime. in
1 January, the society wall tell Congress what to do to rcstnct
timber harvests next year. We can hardly wait.
Give the Wilde rness Society its due. however. This
time around it's al least being up-front about its goals -
sort of. The study's anno unced goal is to steer the timber
industry away from old-growth timber. limit log exports.
find alternati ve timber sources (what's the alternative to a
tree in the forest?) and increase secondary manufacturing of
forest products.
But let's be clear about one thing: The Wilderness
Society isn't out to do the timber industry. or the workers
who labor in the we.xis and mills, any favors. The society
is out to secure its own goals.
... And what are they? for one, the society wants to
double the acreage of fores t locked away behind the
•• o .Designation of wilderness. For another, the society wants to
cut by 50 percent the harvest of timber on national forest
lands. ·
Not onl.Y would the implementation of such policies
have a drastic impact on the economies of the timber belt.
they would seriously cut the supply of lumber and other
wood products to the whole nation, driving up prices for
• evei'ything from a bookcase to a three-bedroom home.
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TOM TAIT JANN REICHENBERC
Editor Reten~M--.r
DON fE~Lt:'t'
I I Adod•tt: Edilnr CHERI FREFMAN ~ Wj TOM CLAN!~ . a..ww Maa.t~r
Newt Editor JUDY 0£TT1NG
Tt:VE MARBl.f. u p l Atl•mWn1 MH•lt:r
t \ City Editor
0\01 ROGER BLOOM BECKY S. HENDDtSON
f' ~•t•ret E4iiaor Art.,.,_._
'""'' ROGER CARUJON
"'' por•• Editor MUY CAll1'D
Atl 9-v-.M· ... .l •' ..'>'II• ,, " ALl99A TAl>LO<:k r..-PN.•••"
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Some advice from student
of school of hard knocks
r o'the Editor:
I have tah·n the hack burner 'in
the controwrs1al issue of what
~hould and 'hould not be taught 1n
tht· pubh \l'hool S) stem .\fter read-
ing Garret Sa,age's le11cr in the Dec
'.!4 Dally Piiot defending the stu-
dcnas. I dn1dcd 11·., lime to speak up
for the students as well as 1he e'<-
st udenl\ of the Ne"'port-Ml-sa l 'ni-
lied School 01.,tncl.
I am an C\·Studl·nt of< orona drl
l\1ar ll1gh ${hool. I am no w '>t'n 1ng
llnll' 1n stale pn'lon a'> a n >n" 1cted
felon
Wh) do the 150 parents ul
(Rt.ATE "'ant so badly to ~heller
)nung aduh-. from thl' n·aht) of the
.. Real" \.\Orld" 'i oung adult\ ha\l'
the right \IJ Ii.no"' whJI 111 e\J)l'(I out
of Ilk <1nd \\haa thl' "'"rid hold'> for
thl'm. good or bad'. Tht' \UbJCCl'>
M1t'had Mun:no tcache'> 1n h1!>
da'>\l''> at ( urona Del ~far art· real
world facts. no mailer ho"' )OU louk
at thl·m'. It'' tx-11er 10 bt· 1augh1 and
ShO\.\ll thl'">(' 1h1ngs of lhl' rl'J I \.\Orld
1n 'lhl){ll rather than karning lhl'
hard "'a) cncountning 11 alone
and una"'arl·'
\tudl·nts need to he mJdt: d"'an.·
of their right'> a\ "'ell a!> sho"'n ngha
frum "rong I lo"' can lhl' memhc.·r'
of lhl· 'ilhol)I hoard and 11·, .1d m1nl\-
1r~1tor' do th1' \\1th thl' parent'> ol
C Rl-\T[ bllx:k1ng the tl·achcr'> \Ut h
3 \ ~11 ~l url·nu. \\hO I\ lf)lllg Ill
mali.c the \tUdl·nto; a"'arl· h' la\1ng
thl' l.ll t' of Ilk uut tor lhl·n1 ail uf
lhl·m ''
Ho"' do \llU sho"' ngh1 lr11m
"'r11ni.t Jnd l!;Ml<.I lrom haJ v.11hou1
dl'>l"U'>\lng bad and wrong" You
don't' fhat sounds a huut as o ne
'>llkLI J' CRE.\ ff:'
:-..o\\ being a lOn,1ncd felon. I
k d 1 I I "as sho"' n more of the real
tall\ uf life. right from "'r<mg. good
lrum had. during Ill\ ~car\ in school.
I v.ould noa be v.ri11ng th1<\ le11er
from prison.
'i C\. I guess I \e learned the rcah·
t~ 111 the "'orld and right from
"'rong. but do thl' parcnt'> of
< Rl·\ TE v.ant their (htldn·n karn-
1n~ J \ I ha,l·'' ~1a,hc.· for m l· 11°' too
latl· hua for thc 'tudcnl' nt the
~l'"' port-Me\a l nilil·d \l h1111I l>1<t-
trll l then."' \till tinw 111 karn
Kcal I tll-'
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( J h lurn1a '-llJIC l'ri.,on
\ 3 l.3\ ilk
All choked up over Chevron refinery
To ahe £d11or
T lh' ( hn run rl't'1 na~ the largl'SI
1nJu,1n.1I 1)111lu1n on nur ( ua\t
'ix'"' out l hl'Olll:t l' J nJ pan.cu·
lain. J\ rl'lordl·d h\ in\lruml·nt\ ol
thc .\1r C)uaht\ \l.1nJl/!l'ml·n1 D1\-
tr1l 1 J'> lolhl\''
:"-.11rogen C h 1lk -J J 54 aom
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Keactl\e H'dnxarhon' -J.7 19
ton' cal h ) l'J;
( arhon ~l11r111\1dc -I 'i29 ton'
ealh ~car.
I ul.11 l hdr1tl.irh<111' -I •l()h tnr1\
ea1 h ,c,1r.
\ulkr D111\ldl' -~.~11 1 tnn\ l',Jlh
PJ1 Ill ulJll' \1altl·r -1.11 '""'
I hl' hugl' IJuht) n·tl'nth hJl.I J
hc.1 ' 11' JJmJg1ng lire J nd '' 'hut
du" n •
:--.11"' 1ha1 the Smoggl·r " l lowd
and ''ill m·cd rx·rm11' 10 rr huild -
ka 'Jll '.J) -.;n .\rtu.111~ h' "'u1ng
per m1t\ lo reopen th1' \mo~ )(l'llt'f·
at111 1t11· 111) ol 11 'wgunll•> "'Ill hc-
dJ111ag11111, our hll'\l) k J nJ health in
~1•ulhcrn l Jl1h11 lllJ
11 ~ uu "'1<.h 111 protl''I I hl' reopen-
ing ol th" hugl' pollutn IOlated
upv. ind Im m m11l11111' ol re'i1den1s.
\UU \hn uld \\fill' tn < .irul Jacobson.
~1aH>r El \1:gundo ( 11' Hall 150 ~1 J;n S1ree1 Fl \cgundo .' 02954. or.
l ommun1t) Rl'latu1n\ Dept. .\ir
QuJht' \IJnagcmrnt 1>1 .-,1nc1 QI)()
f l,111 l>r E::.1 \1onll' 417 \I
R·\'i \IONI> < Al CK
Hcml·t
Mesa should reconsider
its eviction Monday of SOS
If the Costa Mesa Cit) Council
thinks shutting down Share Our
Sehcll. "'Ill dn\t~ ahe 1mp<l\enshed
from the Cit). 111s very mistaken . .\II
the cit) will accomphsh 1s to make
h fe more m iserable for the people
least able to help themselves
The council last week voted 4-1
not to spend c ity funds to help SOS
relocate to new quaners; it also
rc·fused to extend the agenc-y's dead-
line for vacating the Rea Communi-
ty Center. SOS must be out o f the Vtf) o;oo n a c hild "'111 go to ~d cold
center b) Monda) and hungt) hccau'<' thl' Cit) Council
SOS has re'lpondcd h~ launching a refused to hdp SOS m O\e afll·r
last-ditch fu nd-raising dnve and C' 1ct1ng 11 from Rl·a l ·c.-ntcr rail~ liaturda) for the free d1stnbu-There are other re:i'>Ons be<,1dcs
t1on center. Supponcrs also plan 10 m onc) 1ha1 ma~ ha' e prompaed the
stage a hunger \tnke from Saturda)'. council to forl·c S0'-1 out of bu.-.1ne's
until \.1onda ) evening's council Mobile-home park residents and
mce11ng. where the fate of OS w11l bus1nes!> owners near the proposed
again be discussed. industrial-area \1tc propo~ for
The council canceled SOS's lease OS to ld the count:d the) did not
at the community center. where 11 v.ant poor peo ple and the homeless
has helped the poor for the last 11 roam1na through their nt1gh-
years. in July after nearby residents borhood.
complained that poor people and the And the issue of undocumented
homeless roamed through their ahem, v.as raised dunng the d1 s-
nei&hborhood. cui.s1o n of SOS's agr('Cment with the SOS distributes JrOCCncs. clothes city. Last summer the council st1pu-
1nd blankets to about 60.000 famil-lated that grou~ rcce1vin1 federal
ics each year. The charity's medical fu nds channeled thro ugh the Cit)
clinic was allowed to stay at the site had to 'enf) that no ne of the mone)
for the time bc1na,. be spent on ilkpl aliens. The pohC)
SOS peys the city S6 I 0-pcr-monlh was shelved until the Depanmcnt of
rent at Rea Center. When the city Ho us1na and Urban Development can~led it1 leatc last summer. the determines if it is discnminatory.
council ap'Ced to help SOS find a SOS. like most other aroups scr-
new home and to subsidize the vina the poor in Costa Mcta bt--
expttted ~nt incrcaK at the new licves the lqal mtu1 Q( a child in
she. need ii imlevan1 and said It would
IUI t.he when the council was told rcfulC to ac:xept the funds rather las& ..a that the ool} lite found by than check the ruidcncy status of its
dtl _.. ud SOS oflidats that wu clients. SOS oftkials wanttd their
suitlbll for me cMritf 1· ~ 111eemeftt with the city on the leate
wwkt ~ 14 • .500 a moeth and the subsidy to indude an eumpt.ioft
price Ill b itatnmnmts and mn ftom the rnidtncy verification pof-_..llilt ~ die next ftvc yean icy. Councilman Or\/ AmbmsY and __... ...a S2'0.000. it becked out Ed oaa.-eaid they wo.tld not
ol IM ...-men1. 1uppon tht •tcment unn the
Si9ft • cMritllbW poap e11nnoc eitttAption ... removed. afln IM ~ rat on its own and One Mt to WCMlder if tht pl fl
die a., C._cit m..t to ,. tome City Could memben .. t0
oa n id1r iii kiliae to dU'Ow 1k sh..i ..... Ml ~ * IOS dil-, Gf .. c t.ribullioaC.-.._ ... '1ai-m:a.,....T,=.= .. 0 ... -~ ...... [ • ...., ----ms • ,:& • .., ._.. .... r; ::, ... -••mm eo r•·... ..c:.w.1= w:u• .. Willa.._1"'_ ..,.,.. .. ...,...
1ng lhl· u t\ \ pohc.' aga1mt g1' 1ng
help to ilk~I .thl·n'
I he C 11' 111 < mta \k..a .tl\o does
not '>l·cm Ill ha' e a 'l'f' 'itro ng
dl''>lfl' to \h:Jrl' v.11h other'
It hj\ 'J>l'nl ~11n,1daahh m1,rc-
ena~~ 1i:1ng to li.l·l·p l)O<H people -
pa nil ularh undoc. u m l·nted alien' -
off II\ \trl'l'I\ than If' 1ng 10 help
1hcm hn·ali. n ul c)I their pci,ert\ and
get hal Ii. o n t hl'I r ll't'I
The lit\ hJ\ l'njc.:\l'd ordinancl'\
banning da) lahon·r' Imm 'olinting
\\Ork o n street lllllll'r' or \l\1t1ng
Lion\ Parl \\Ith thl· 1ntl·n1inn of
look1n11. for v.or~
The Cit~ -operaaed hmng hall for
da' laborer' 1\ comml·ndahk hut 11<. po0lic~ aga1n\t helping un -
d ocumented alien' lcaH'' man'
C'O\ta Mna rc\ldcnt'i loot..1ng
clS4.'"'here for a mean' to fC'<'d their
fam1lie'i
The Cit) 1\ also making things
difficult for the Someone Cares Soup
Kitchen since 11 moved out the Rea
( C'ntcr to case nearby residents'
fear-. of poor people .
Costa Mc~ has told the church
that no v.-houses the 50UP kitchen
that 1t needs city pcrm1ss1on to feed
the poor. The church a1"ucs feeding
the poor 1s. pan of God s work a nd
has refused to seek the Clty permit.
The city hasn't officially responded
to the refusal
The Cosu M~ Clt) fathers seem
to think that 1f they 11norr the
people who are down o n their luck
or whott wqts art' too low to
always afford arottncs and t.ht rent.
then thew pcoptc will disappear.
The city fathc" are wrona. The
poor a nd needJ will always be
amon& UI and tt lS the moraJ f'e-
sponsalMlity of the ci ty and it mi·
dents to do what they can W> help
oeook in need. . The Oty Council bM 1oodaer op.
ponunity at its ~ tUlba meet-
"-to Mlp iu mille• • .,. ie Med. ,, .. .now 90l ID ........ a.c ... adlt111tzg•• ~......... . ..
flnlll I _. .. ., .. --~ ~ 111111 caanc'I ... ..., IOS ID ., .............. ... •hi all a_. a .... . ...... •f6·itlllt ......... ..., ........ ......
Who put
the ham
in the
hamburger?
I ha'e d number of friends v.ho
air v.1du"''> and the} d o not ha'<' :i
v.1J,1v. ·, pcali. I al$0 ha"e a le"'
Ii tl·nJ, "'ho .Hl' not "'1do"' s and "'hv
d • hJ\t' J v.1do"' ·!> peali.
\\ 1do"' \ J)l'ak. hair growing in a
prnnt 1n thl· middle of the foreht·Jd
" JU\I 11nl' phrn!.t" o f man) that
pullk\ nw ~he-re did the l'\·
prl·,.,wn llrig1 na ae'>
·\ "'ord 1ha1 ronfu~s me 1\
··1uli.l'"'arm ·· I Ii.nu"' the meaning 11f
"jrm and I ~no"' ahe meaning 11f
luh·"'arm .\l l Ord1ng to m) 1hrn·
d ll ll o nar1t'\ def1n111on\ o l
luli.l'"'arm range lrum ··mockratd~
"'arm" IC> ··1nd1 ffl·ren1 or sho\\1 ng
httk cn1hu<.1a\m ··
Thl' uni) defin11wn of "luke" I
lOuld find 1n m' three d1ctiunaneo;
I'> "Lukt·. a d1..C1plc o f C hnst." So
"'h' 1\ "lukl"' hookt d o n to warm'' .\r~ v.e lu helic'e that Luke was an
inddTerl'nt d1'><"1pk and displayed
h11k t·n1hu'>1:i-.m for the role.,
\nother "'Ord that makes no scnr,e
1-. ··dumbbell ·· l I'm refernng to the
apparaau., uo,cd 1n g) ms. not the
-.lang e\prt·\s1on u..cd for d1mv..1t!> J
1111\\ rnuld \l>U po'>s1bl~ looli. aa that
p1l'l t" ul l·qu1pmen1 and come up
\\1th thdl namc.-tor 11'' Wh\ "'asn't 11
lJlkJ. '>J\ J OlU\.(.k-bar Of arm-har"
I "'a' fiung up on ""1sdom tooth
lur J "'htk hul v. hen I looked 1t up
Jnd a·ad 1ha1 11 ""a'> a tooth that
u'uJll) apJ)l'arl·d hctv.een the age!> of
I -JnJ ~4. 11 made sense If wc-
hJ' l·n ·1 Jl 4u1rl·d o,ome "'1sdom b
thl·n thl· luturc " hlcak
l 11n\1dl·r thl' "'ords '"round
rnh1 n ·· r hl' l onl cpt of round robin
" J gnuJ 11ne < o mmun1ca11ons can
ht -.cnt 111 a number of ixoplc \.\1th
Jn 1mpu1 lrom ea<.h one In other
\\11rd\. 11 mJli.l'\ the rounds But hov.
did that tmd gl'I 1n there" What doc\
a rohin ha'e to do w11h famil)
anJ m lnend' <oend1ng and rece1v1ng •
a kiter''
We all Ii.now "'hat thc.-se words
meJn Jnd "'l' u~: them frequent!} !iO
thcrc I\ m• point \la} ing awake at
n1gh1 '>ll'"'1ng O\er them -as I do.
unk'>'> ~ou ha'e a weird sen~ of
l"UflOSlt\ ~1ost ·ot thc.-wo rd combinations in
our langu.1gl' mali.c sense Words
'>uth J' p1lll)(n. <.tol)book a nd
Jl'll) roll I-rel'"' a' used 10
V. l'h'>lcr and Rt1ndom House" both
c.klinl' 11 a'> "an n press highway
"'1th no inttr'>(.'(·11uns... One dcfi-
n111on ol nprn'> •'> "fa\t. direct
mJli.1 ng ll'"' 'top' ·· Ha'
( ouli.1ng " rnnlu'>1ng enough for
\omc ol u\ "'11hou1 ha' ing 10 cope
"'1th foo<h hearing sarange names
T J li.e hamhurgn l11r instanCT There
.., no ham in hamburgers. Wh) I!>
u 111agl' u~:d tu descnbe cottage
<:ht·c~" Who drc-aml·d up the name
g,)mehc~ lnr 1ha1 li11lc sour, green
'f>l'umc-n
.\ fcv.. wee~' .igo m} fa vorite
l11lumn1 s1 . Jar~ '\m1th of the Los
\ngdc\ l 1ml''i. did a senes of
Jrt1dC''> on l;inguagc He defined a
numher of "'md., that can be confu.,.
1ng -v.ord' 1ha1 arc spelled ahke
hut pron,1unceJ d1ffc-rentl~ w1th d1t-
frrC'nt mt'an1ng'>
'-l m1 1h 1' jn a\tutc cnt1c of the
language I think 1f he were
1n1crec;1ed 1n tral ~1 ng d own th~
\\Ord.-. I 'l' mentio ned, (and there
arl' m.im mJn) more). he could
coml· up "1th an explanation as to
wh) thn Jfl' naml"d what they arc.
and "hn 1\ rl''>J>O n!.1ble for doing so.
I'd hl.· intl.'rt.'Sled in what he finds
11u1 ahout th{· \\Ord, "ho rseradish."
Col•m•l•t Au W~IJ• llftfl '8
I.Apa• Nit.el.
TOO\\'' Hl,TOR\
;t
••
"LETGOr
llARllADUKE by Brad Anderson
"I wish you'd just let mti know when you
want a snack!"
NANCY
ARLO AND JANIS
TUllBLEWJtED8
·mHILB
HO
DEPmlS THE MENACE
by Hank Ketcham
0
-~ME~1 DAD,ASLONGAS YOO LIVE UNDER MY
~OOF, YOO RXJ.OW MY ~ULES. II
by Jerry Scott
by Jimmy Johnson
by Tom K. Ryan
GARFIELD
f'OR BETTER OR f'OR WORSE
JUDGE PARKER
eveN WITH M Y LeSSON S , ABBEY WOUl-D ee
LUCKY TO WIN THI!! C1-ue C HAMPIONS!-11P ..• eUT Neve A A CITY TITLE I euT x ·ve DONE SOME -
THING MORE :IMPORTANT FOR HER ' I 'VE
STIMUL-ATED HER
INTER EST I N TENNIS /
FUNKY WINKERBEAN
DOONESBURY
M~BE I
cANGAIN
f:CJlV\t.
IN5PIRMION
FROM 1HE
OJORD5
WRll"fEN OO~E
&.JM WAW-.. ..•
by Garry Trudeau
-
V\e~Nl(9
by Lynn Johnston
~l~OJICKl -rre RN cesce.Ne nl O--I~""7' ANSWER ..
WT ~tU)A'(7 PA~
A,.t' ~l<E.4 ~l6UT ...
by Harold Le Doux
SHe MUST ee TeR RIB L.Y
e~1GHT1 X
CAN'T WA IT TO Mel!T H e R I
by Tom Battuk
:)( -r.~ I I ' I
.83-84
~quad
'rated
finest
If you want to really set sick abou
remphasis of basketball on all
els, you have to read the story in
n s Illustrated on the high school
basketball tournament held in Las
Vegas each December.
The story is about promoters frorr
\hroughout the country trying to lun
teams and players to van ous tour-
naments in such places as Arkansas.
South Carolina and Las Vegas. The
beat goes on and on.
0
The best team I have had at UCI
..,as the 1983-84 squad which was
19-10 and did not go to a post-
!Cason tourney in one of the worst
miscarriages of justice ever. (I thmk
about past teams with the year we
are having this season.)
Anyway. we fini shed second m a
10-team conference that year and
Utah State finished founh with an
identical record of 19-1 O. but we
were 12-6 in the then-PC'AA. defeat-
ing UNLV. and the Aggies were
10-8.
I told the players after the last
game to be ready for practice the
following Monday after I received
the call fro m either the NCAA or the
NIT. No call.
Our front line was Ben
McDonald. Bob Thornton and Tod
Murphy, who ha ve all played in the
NBA. and Ron Grandison cominB
off the bench. and he also played in
the "Bigs."
Our guards were George Turner
and Jerome Lee. "ho were very
good. B~ the wa). Utah State went
to the NIT.
0
In the 1985-86 season. "e went to
the NIT and defeated UCLA in the
opener and then lost to BY an
Pro' o. tah. Our fron t lane was
Murph). John Rogers and Wa yne
Engelstad. and our guards were Scott
Brooks. JoJo Buchanon and Make
Hess -not a bad team. huh'
!Please see MUWGAN/82)
...
WEDNESDAY. JfNUAAY 10, 1990
.-. ' ms have passing fancy c
Johnson~~~~~::: ..
returns 9Y JON NllGUSON
Of .. ~ ........
While many would contest the
iuue, Rams Coach John Robinson
insists the only thins that has
limited bis use
of the passina
same an the
past was the
limitations set
by the quality
of quarterback
performing for
his offense.
So when
those referen-
" ::~· ::: . . . . . . ..
I
ces to student body lefi. student
body right at USC or' to the Rams·
offense tai lored to the Eric
Dickerson years were put into the
context of John Ro binson's
coaching style, the veteran mentor
says he aenuinely took offense to the
references of his unimqjnative
philosophy. ·
When the R-ams relied almost
solely on the pa.ssing pme for a Ion&
stretch of aames this se.a.son, and
Robinson referred to the need to
make sure the running game didn't
disappear completely, those referen-
ces resumed and it was said Rob-
inson and pass-minded offensive co-
ordinator Ernie Zampese had to be
bumping heads.
Not the case. Robinson said.
"I've felt comfonable with this
offense si nce the stan of the season,"
Robinson said. "Sometimes when I
spent tam e defending the quar-
terback within our system. I was
scared to death about the passing
game.
"Now . .l get womed about our
running game because the passing
game has been so productive. so
II Ifill S('llOOI. GIKl.S H.\SkETBAl,I ,
Huntington Beach
surprises Edison;
OV tops Barons
Thr Dally Piiot
The opening night of the unset
League girls basketball season
produced one upset. another game
that "as close most of the wav and
a romp Tuesda~ night. ·
The upse1 was Huntington Beach
over Edison, the tight game was
Ocean View's dec1s1on over Foun-
tain Valle}. and the rout was Manna
o'er Westminster.
Herc's a look at the Sunset. and
other area league openers:
•Freshman Claire Walker. kn-
nafer John son and Jana Davis scored
in double figures and freshman
Deana !tow and Davis combined to
shut down Edison scoring sensation
Debbie Fischer as Huntington Beach
shocked the Chargers. 53-51 .
Ed ason had one good shot an the
fading seconds. mo' ang w1th1n the
12-foot pcnmeter. but Fisc her's at·
tempt circled w11han the nm twice
and fell ofT. The Oilers rebounded
and "ere able to run oul the doc~
to daam their SC\enth ""In an 15
o' crall stans.
Fischer "a'> lamllcd to JUSt four
poinl') b) Da,1s and 110". "ho "ea·
part of a platoon s~ stem which kept
1he Oalns fresh. and "inners
Walker scored 14 points and "a"
backed up "Ith 10-poant bur'it~ from
Johnson cind Da\ 1s.
It was nap-and-tuck all the v.a~
"•th Huntington Beach taking ad-
' antage of a 13-8 second quancr to
gain the upper hand. In that span at
"a" Walker "Ith three buckets to
spar~ lhe run
()a, 1s (9). John">o n (~)and .\mher
.\brose (7) dominated the boards for
the ho\t Oakrc,. Dana Jahr (5) and
Ito" (4) "ere also instrumental wath
their assists.
•Behind for much of lhc first
half. Ocean Vac" linall) 10.ok con-
trol an the third quaner and turned
bar~ \tubborn Fountain Valley.
S2-4l 1n 1hc Sea ha" ks' g~ m.
"~\· \truggll·d l'arl) an the game:·
l'\pl:ianed Ot·can View ( ·oach Ollie
Martin "I gUl''>'> 11 "a' a comh1na-
11on of llwar dl'frnSl' and our cxecu-
11on
Hown·er. Ocean \' tl'"" I 16-1) turn-
ed up thl' prev,ure 1n the third
quartl'r. "11h l·aba ula '.'lune1 re-
sponding \\Ith three '>tl·al' and \l'H'n
prnnt\ in thl· Pl'fllx1. to gain some
hrl·athang room at 4 1-29 enteri ng thl·
h1u1th I lw Han1n' I ICl-01 "l'fl'
nncr .1bk 111 get do,er than e1gh1
.1 lll'f t hJ t
'\um·1 tin"hed \'llh a \eason-hagh
12 1d)ound' 111 go ""llh 17 puant'>.
'' h1k knn' 'iull1,an l·1rntnhu1ed 14
rdll 1u n1.h I II hl11d,l·d '>hot'> and 19
rl·hound\ Im .i J1tli.·rl·n1 <;Ort ol
t n pk-d1whk
"knn~ 1,n·1 getting an foul trouble
IPlraise srr GIRLS/821
outstanding. With what we've tried
to do since Ernie has come. the
cooperative effon ... wi th the offense
has been fabulous. I don't think
there's been any rivalry."
Before the arrival of Jam Everett.
Robinson has to look hard to fo rm
a list of top flight quanerbacks on
has past teams. While none compare
to Everett. Vince Ferragamo led his
first two Rams teams with a variety
of arms in between. and he men-
tioned Paul McDonald and Vin ce
E'ans from has days at USC
··1 thank the perception that I
"ould rather run than pass has
al"a)S been . . the wrong per-
cepaaon:· Robinson said. ··1 thank
that's al"a)S been wrong a~ut me.
"Sance the da) s I ..at here and said
11 "as "rong. and ~ou all 1hought I
"as a tough S··· and was I) ang to
)Ou. I JUSt didn't ha ve a good quar-
terback," he said. ''The years I
haven't had a top, quarterback, I've
gone to the run. ·
That's been many years. It hasn't
been the case since Everett arrived.
The Rams passed for 4.369 yards
and rushed for 1,909 this season.
Now. perhaps more than ever
before. Robi nson can say he has the
necessary balance with Greg Bell's
1.137 )ards.
It wall be essential heading anto
Sunda' ·s NFC Championship Game
"1th ihc San Francisco 49ers al
Candksuck Park.
\\hale there were adjustments du r-
ang th e -;cason. Robinson saad there
•~ no room for an) thing more than
slight altera11ons now.
··v. hen ~ou look at the other gu~.
the' can·1 stup e'et")thang we do and
"e 'can't slop e'er)thmg they do:·
Ruhan son saad "What actuall) hap-
IX'ns as both teams have confidence
(Please see RAMS/831
By JON FERGUSON
Of '"" O<llly ,_ kafr
Johnnie Johnson said it was a
little hard to feel a part of the
celebratory mood during the
1980 fall season which followed
thc Rams' first Super Bowl ap-
pearance an January of 1980.
.\fter all. he was a rookie
safct) out of the University of
T e\as an the first of his nine
~asons as a staner. Ironically.
"hen he was not protected by
1he tl'am . he left 10 sign ~ith ~attk a\ a free agent an March
ol 1989 .\s thl' season de-
' doped. he would potentiall)
hJ\C pla)ed for nant' seasons an
tx·t\\l'l'n Rams appearances an
the 'iu pt.'r Bowl.
jPle.se ser JOHNSON/Bl!
...
.,_,
Ocean View·• Tracy Wolfe fleftJ goes up for
an attempt Tuesday night In Sunset opener
against ffountaln Valley. At right, Jenny
Sutttvan blocks path of Jennifer brbaro.
HIGH Sf'HOOI, Br\SKETR..\1,1. Hall beckons Palmer,
Openers
High school basketball
9et1 under way In ttte Sea
View, Sunset and Pactftc
Coast Leagues ton'9flt, as
well as the second round of
..,...s In Angelus and South
Coast League circles.
In action tonl9ht are
adlson·s Chargers, who host
Huntington Beach. At r'9ht
lfrom l•ftl •dl1on'1 Dan
Lovelady, Steve Thobe,
Todd Smyser and Brandon
Jessie swround •stancla'1
Paul McDanlel1 In tour-
nament action.
McDanlels 11 not expected
to start for •suncla ton'9ht
et Saddleback because of
strep throat.
• Standln91, tonight's
schedule /BJ
sec captures
GSAC opener
The D.ety Not
Rick Witmer had 27 points
and Jeff Bickmcm had 25 to lead
Southern California Collete to a
9 l-79 Golden State Athletic
Conference men's basketball win
at the Pit Tuetday. sec put the p me on ice down
the stretch with Witmer,
Bickmore and Elbert Davis hit-
tina on 21 of 2'4 free throws. to
improve the Vanpardl to 1~5
on the .eaaon. It was the coo-
ference opener for both \el.mt.
In another OSAC pme:
• [)noite I 7 pcMDll from both ~vin Run ud Alben O.y. Chris& C~ Irvine Iola a
I 13-72 decision to Westmont in
die oonfema opener lw boela
IChools. TM N .,_ Cina Col-
.... IO l-1 l~wt.llW ..
-......, ...... 12-1. Ql7 ... llli 11111 1111 c• dm _. Ila. ~Q.1:....-c.: ........
(Olllf,I H\,klllC\11
lJCl's woes cOtltinue, 70-58
TheDalyNot
STOCKTON -One of UCI
Coach Bill Mullipn's favorite sub-
jects is no more -his basketball
team's domination over the Univer·
sity of Pacific has been snapped -
af\er 19 straiaht successes.
The 1990edition of Anteaters were
70-S8 victims of Pacific Tuesday
niaht in Bia West Conference action
as the host Tiaen fo,.ed a 12-point
halftime lead and made it stand up
for their second 1traiaht win in three
niahts.
It wu a continuina llOrY tor
Murtipn and hlt Anteaters -they
couldn't c:onaect from the field with
any dclrec of contiscmcy .-in. UCI
was 21 of 61 from the ftdd (l6.1
pmnt). indudias I 7-i>r-2'4 pet·
~ hlll ).Po'nt ,. .. (29. I
paaet).
.. AIW.•lled--ft":C play ......... ............ -0. May ..... ......................
...... ...... -.i bcdilla ....
Big West Conference
C.lfetw• ovw ..
New Me1dco Stale
Nevade·LH veou
UC Sanl• Berbara Lone Beach State
Utah State
Pacific
Fr'9$n0 Stete
San JOM Stele
Cel Sl•lt Fuller ton
UCI
W L W L
3 0 17 1
' 1 9 3 2 1 • 3
2 1 9 2
2 I I 6
2 3 9 s
l 2 6 6
l 2 ' • 0 2 • s
0 ' 2 11 ~·SC... fl'Klflc 1', UCI • ,.... ............
,,_ ....... Cel Me .. '"""'°"· 7:.JO l. ... e.dl ..... et UCI, ,. ...
New Mella ....... UC S-. ..,_.,., 7:JO
But 11 "a" not so much PaC"1fic's
performance 3<11 II was ll('l's
ncg.ata vcs
"We ran three playCi tonight that
"e run e'er, da> an practact and we
had JUYS lining up an the wrona
positions." said Mullipn ... After you
star1 losing. you bcain to think you're
supposed to lose. I thought l gave my
best prcgame talk in 3'4 years."
Mullipn's comments obviously
didn't chanac anythinJ. It was ucr s
fifth straiaht pme wath sub-40 pcr-
ctnt shootina.
"Pacific doesn•t play a lot of de-
fen5C." said MulUpn. "They're a
&ood offensive team, but the ai vt
thin.as up on dcfm1e. We did not
attack their presa. I just think if we
had made our lay-ins we would have
been In aood Iha~ ...
The paay or May. comina o« tht
bench. WU tbe hilhlilla& of'IM '"Pt.
and orobebly lbc two 11rc Nld trip
for the ADleaWL He-... • ..,_ hiP II poia and a..s ~re
bcMalldl m l6 lllinutes ol....,. nc ._ .... UCt deepef'iMo tbt Bia w~ cen.r (CM) .
~~!!tan in ''"~~~~~,~~~~
11111\ Roh I clkr\ l)\ .,5 percent an
1 w;2 J n111ng p1 h hl·r, '\f\\ 'tORl\. -Jam Palmer and
Jill' \111rg..rn "'hti m.iJl· grl·a1 acam\
e' l'n tl\:lll'I 1n thl· 11.1~11., on T ue'Kla'
n1gh1 tx-came 1h,· ~!Ith and ~I \I
plJ\l'f' delled to thl· Ha ll ol Fame
111 thl'tr 1irc.,1 H',1r 111 d1g1h11t~
P.1lm.:r .i ,m.101h s'mtiol ol Rah1·
mun"' , h.i111p11tnc., gN the 'it"Cond·
h1ghl''' \!Ill l1tlJl l'\l'r lnr a pttl ha ~1org.1n ,l mndl'I 111 < 1ncanna11·., Big
Rl·d \IJth1ne u1mlor1ahh madl' 11
to ( llllJ"X'f\111\\ n toil
It \\,l,, h1mner anolhn \ear nt
d1<,.1p[ll•tnlml·n1 tor '\(.'\Cral other lop
p1tlher\ l oJ\lord Per~. a 1011-gamt'
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kn ~'"' JnJ Jim Running al<;o failed
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n11 nJ 1n term' "f grtting an the fir\1 ~eJr fhl·n· arl' ti Int of gu~\ "ho
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ml'Jnl I I I halloh \1orga n got 363
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grl·a1 mJ~l' 11 on tht' first ballot. I
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2% \llll'' Jnd Hunnang received 257.
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HOUSTON -Jac:k Plrdee mows ---aood l)layen when M 1ee1 tbnn. Wbicb is ~ whr. t.he new coach of the Houston Oilen ~
ian t about to tinker with the team he just ----
inherited.
"I don•t mind the pressure to win," Pardee said. "It
docsn•t mauer your address., if you don•a have the
players, it•s Just as fatal. rn .&Ake my chancel with the playcrg we ha.Ye.··
The Sl-ycar-old Pardee, who
said other NFL teams expressed
"'. inierest in him, replaces Jeny
'-1:'.flanviUe, who resi&ned Saturday.
"I'm excited about this new
challenge," sajd Pardee, who
leaves his job as coach at the
U niversjty of Houston after three
years. "This is a prestiac job. 1t•s
aJso the first time rve &One in with
tbjs type of team.··
The Oilers, who went to the
playoffs the past three years, tlosed
out this season with three losses, including a 26-23
overtime loss to Pittsbuflh in the AFC wild<ard
playoff game.
"
Phoenix trims Lakers In OT
~ardcc, who becomes the Oilen' I 4th head coach,
previously was the bead coach of the Chicago Bears and Kevin Johnson scored 10 of his 34 ~
Washington Redskins, leading both teams to playoff points in ovcnime. including four free •
benhs. throws in the final 10 seconds. as the '
"When it became obvious to me that we had to fill Phoenix ~uns beat the visiting Los Angeles ----
a vacancy here, Jack was the only one I wanted to talk Lakers, 121 · l lJ •. Tuesday night.
to beca use it wo uld be such an easy transition," Oilers T he Suns f>eat the Lakers, who got a club-rccord-
owncr Bud Adams said. tying 24 assists from Magic Johnson, for only the eighth
Pardee introduced the run-and-'lhoot offense to pro t1m~ in their last 33 meetings.
football as coach of the USFL's Ho uston Gamblers. Tom Chambers added 34 points for the Suns,
Two other former USFL coaches arc currently head including a basket that tied the game at 102 at the end
coaches in the NFL -Jim Mora at New Orleans and of regulation play.
Lindy Infa nte at G reen Bay. Pardee rebuilt the sasging ,... James Worthy had 25 points and Magic Johnson
Cougars' program that fell to a l ·I 0 record in 1986. 24 for the Lakers.
The Cougars installed the run-and-shoot and. af\er Phoenix, trailing 58-50 at halftime and 8 I-76 after
going 4-6-1 in Pardec's first season, compiled reco rds of three periods. forced overtime on Chambers' jumper
9-3 and 9-2 the past two seasons. Hts quancrback. from the top of the key with 27 seconds left.
Andre Ware. won the 1989 Heisman Trophy. Elsewhere:
tp I 0 ·1 I. 0 • I 111: D \ l
Bob S&aaley. retired Boston Red Sox reliever.
on the prospect of coaching son Kyle's Lin k
League team next summer: ··1 hope he doesn't yell
at me like I used to yell at my managers:~
Kings lose In final ·minute
INGLEWOOD -Brett Hull scored ~
his NHL-leading J 7th goal with 26 seconds
rema ining 10 lead the St. Louis Blues to a ; •
4-J 'ictory over the Los Angeles Kings
Tuesday night.
T he Blues won their third in a row and fi rst on the
road in six tries. while the Kings suffered thei r founh
consecutive defeat.
Hull. who started the night tied for the league lead
with the New York Islanders· Pat Lafontaine. scored
the game-winner on a 30-foot wrist shot.
St. Louis took an early 3-2 lead in the third just
2:30 into the period on a goal by Gino Cavallini. Paul
M3;Clean tried to jam the puck past Mano Gosselin
inside the left post but the puck scooted out 10 Cavillin1 .
whose 10-foot backhander beat Gosselin.
The Kings bounced back on a goal by Jax Miller
to make it 3-3 at i57 in the third period. Miller's 5-
foot \\OSI shot beat Riendeau on the stick side.
Los Angeles scored the first goaJ o n Wayne
Grellk} 's power-play re-direction of a shot from the slot
b} Bernie Nicholls at I 0:50 of the second period.
The Blues came back to tie on a shonhanded goal b~ Rick Meagher at 15:04 in the second. Meagher stole
the puck from lal1) Robinson in the neutral zone and
skated in alone on Gosselin. beating him with a 15-foot
backhander.
Balles traded to Angels
The California Angels acquired left-
handed pitcher Scoll Bailes from the
Cleveland Indians Tuesday in exchanse for
infielder Jeff Manto and left-handed pttcher
Colin Charland.
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Balles. 27. had a 5-9 record and a 4.28 earned run
a verage for the Indians last season. He appeared in 34
games. startmg I I. Left-handed batters hit .232 against
him.
A four-year major league veteran. Bailes has a
career record of 31-41 with a 4. 70 ERA a nd 13 saves.
In' other baseball news Tuesday:
•The baseball players· union proposed that stan-
1 ng major league salaries rise to at least SI 00,000 this
season as talks aimed at a new collectivc-bargainmg
agreement resumed af\er a three-week holiday break.
Negotiators for the union and the owners met for five
hours before recessing until today. Tbc owners said the)'.
would outline their revenue-sharing proposal in detail
at today's session.
•.Relief pitcher Todd Worrell. who is expected to
be si(klined at the start of the season following elbow
surgery last month. agreed to a one-year contract with
St. Louis. Worrell agreed to S82.S,OOO and can cam
$50.000 more if he pitches in at least 26 games.
•Free agent left-hander Shane Rawley, who had a
5-12 record with M innesota last season, has agreed to
a one-year. $350.000 contract with Boston, ~ed Sox
general manager Lou Gorman of the Red Sox an-
nounced.
•Spurgeon "Spud" Chandler. the American
League's Most Valuable Player in 1943 when he pitched
the New York Yankees to a World Series title. died at
the age of 82.
CUppen 108, Hontets H : In Charlotte. Ron Harper
scored 19 of his 25 points in the second haJf as the
Cl ippers won for the third time on the road this season.
Charles Smith scored 23 points and grabbed 15
rebounds and Danny Manning added 22 points as the
Clippers went on a 16-2 tear late in the third quaner
10 take a 74-66 lead after trailing by six.
Harper. who hit only two of nine first-half shots.
came alive in the second haJf to hit nine of 14 shots as
the Clippers erased a 64-58 Charlotte lead wi th 2:5Sl?ft
1n the third quaner.
Jenkins to replace Pardee
John Jenkins. mastermind of Hous-
ton's run-and-shoot offense .. ~s named *
football coach Tuesday shortpY after Jack
Pardee left to become coach of the Houston
Oilers.
As offensive coordinator. Jenkins steered the
Cougars ofTt·nsc 10 more than 200 NCAA, Southwest
Conference and 1eam records durinB" the past three·
seasons. Houston ran ked as the na11o n's top scoring
o ffense and set NCAA records for the most yards of
tQJ;ll offense and most passing yards last season.
~ In other spons news Tuesday:
• The NC .\A \ oted to slice three games off the
basketball season and reveal each school's graduation
rate for athletes. but 1ts efforts to reform big·llme
college spons nearl> tnpped•over the staning hne. The
con ventio n was more like a labored, confused chess
match than a Final Four thriller as it took fi ve ballo ts
and fo ur hours of parliamentary wrangling and power
struggles to kill. then revive and finally pass the
reduction 1n basl..etball games, which begins w11h the
1992-93 season.
•The NC .\'\ says Clemson football coaches viol-
ated recruiti ng rules more than a dozen times and gave
pla} ers up to SI 50 in cash fro m 1984 to 1988, according
to a rl·pon. The school released the report four days
after receiving 11. but e liminated all references that
m1$hl allo" those named in the 15-page document to
be identified The NCAA is prohibited from publicizing
ns allegations. but allows schools to release the infor-
mation.
•Alabama linebacker Keith McCants has decided
to bypass his sl'n1 or season and will probably be the top
pick in the NFL draft. according to a published repon.
The National. a new daily sports newspaper. said that
Mccants made the decision after Bill Curry announced
he was leaving Alabama to become coach at Kentucky.
1111 \ l'IO,.fC \UIO
TSLavtSM>N
4 om. -COLLEGE BASKETBALL.: St. John's at
Svracuse. ESPN.
4:30 o.m. -PRO HOCKEY: Pittsburgh al New Je rsev.
Se>orlsChannet
4:30 o.m . -PRO BASK•TBALL.: Chicago al lnc:tlana, WGN
6 o.m. -PRO BASKll"T9ALL.: Clippers at Atlanta
C ct.laved I, Cha nnel S.
6 D m -COLLEGE BASKETBALL.: North Carolina a t
Marvland. ESPN
7:30 o.m. -HOltSE RACf~ Senta Anlla reotavs.
Channel 18 (Se>orlsChannel, 9:30 o.m.).
7.30 o.m -PRO BASKETBALL.: Orlando el Lake"·
Pr ime Ticket. -
7:30 o.m. -COLLEGE BASKETBALL.: Kan.as al
Miami. Fla. (delaved), SportsChannet.
10 om. -PRO HOCKEY: Chicago at New York Ranoers (delaved), Se>ortsChannet.
t2:30 a.m. -HORSE ltACING: Los Alamllos harllffs reola n , Prime Ticket.
1tADIO
6 o.m. -PRO BASKETBALL.: CllOPef's el Atlante (detaveo), KRTH (930).
7:30 o.m . -PRO BASKETBALL.: Orlando al Laken,
IC.LAC (S70).
MULLIGAN then, also. Randy Whieldon was a
t shooter for us and Rainer Wulf
w the fine coach at Trabuco Hills
on TV. did you think the Provi-
dence k.id was fouled just befo~ the
buz:zer? lfhe was not, I will buy you
dinner, but there was no call. ''°"''' 0
Scott Brooks worked out with our
team last week after the ·76cn pmc
witb lbe Oioocn. I cannot believe
how aood he has become and be
receives about five mi.nuta of pl.ay-
i,. lime per pme. The NBA is
lainetbiftl,
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Thi bell plaJ'ft I have ever
OOMhed ii di Kevin M.,ec. The twol9ell ..._nd playen are Ben
MIDo on'' wl Tod M.,..y. and * ..e.ocmnetbe.,....il
gh) were two of the other starters,
along with McDonald and Kevin
fuller. Those were the days of wine
and roses.
I have had seven officials tell me
this season that they blew the call
during.a pme. ls that honesty of
i!JCOmpetance? That happened three
times an one pme.
0
There arc so many wa}" lhc
NCAA could spend the SIOO million
annually that CBS will be payina
each of the next seven yean.
Here are the ways I tee ic •
• Oive all of the 1ehoob a lhlft.
• lncreue lbt NCAA enforce-
ment IWI' and help catdl the croolta
C yes. Chere are a lot out tbere who
llave DOI beeD Cllllbt).
• Pay fbr •Ddelill IO &aisll ICbool
and nen belp me. bl P*l•te ~::==~ pll~·r:a..=.=1
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int 71-32 s.uwt lellue '!i from Wesuninster at MiriDa ·
Melisa Soniao led the way or
Marina (12-4) with 17 Pointi while
Gillian Bean had 14 for the victora.
Leslie Ono added I~ poin.tJ for
Marina and a carcer-hiab eiabt u-
sis11.
In the Pacific Coast 1.eque:
• After falling by 18 points in its
own tournament to the Warrion a
week aao. Costa Mesa nearly turned
the tables at Woodbrid&e. just falling
shon, S6-S2.
The Mustangs (6-8) had a chance
to tic the pme, but missed a shot
with four seconds remaining. The
Warriors (I Q..4) then clinched the
victory on a pair of free throws by
Priya Vasudev.
Woodbridge broke out to a 19-6
lead in the first quancr before Costa
Mesa slowly bcpn chopping at the
lead. Senior Thuy Nauyen tallied
nine of her 19 points in the third
quancr to kee~ the Mustangs close.
But Woodbndgc's Kim Dean hit a
pair of )·pointers -one at the end
of the first half and another to
complete the third quaner -which
~to pnne oritjcal to tbe War-
riors. Olean a lso had eight steals to
go with her 14 points.
Fount•ln V•He1•1 Shanna Wiison drives Into defense
Oce•n Vlew•s F•blol• Nunea In Sunset Le...,• opener.
Leslie Rathbun led Woodbridge in
scoring with 19 points. Freshman
Oli via DiCamille notched 12 points
and seven rebounds for the Mus-
tangs.
In the Sea View League:
•A slow stan eventually proved
fatal to University's chances in a
58-53 loss at Tustin.
The Trojans fell behind by as
many as 13 points in the first haJf.
sliced the margin to 10 by halftime.
then caugh t the Tillers at the end of
the third quan er. University actu-
ally took a 45-43 lead early in the
ftlHI' 'POK I'
fourth quarter before fallering.
Denise Gandara poured in 26
points o n I O-for-17 shooting and
added nine rebounds for Uni versity.
Teammate Jeannie Hughes, a
sophomore guard. added 10 points.
her top scoring cffon this season.
• Newpon Harbor got a game-
h igh 28 points from Stacey Giem as
the Sailors handed Corona del Mar
a 44-33 loss in a Sea View League
opener.
After leading by only four at half-
time. Newport kicked it in gear in
the last half with G iem. Jenni Hall
and Maureen McClaren lcadina the
WB)'.
Hall had six assists and McCla
pulled down 10 rebounds to lead
Sailors in those depanments.
"Slowly but surelv we got
going." Newport Harbor Co;
Shannon Jakoski said. "Our pr
got them to a bit and we madl.' •
free thrO\\!> down the stretch."
In non-league action:
•kn Caruso had 28 points a
Amy Coffman had 12 rebound.,
lead L1ben } Chn suan to a 54.35 \
over host Pioneer Baptist. l
Minuteman improve to 4-3. "'
thl.' Patriots drop to 6-5.
CdM's Peters playing with pair
Soccer player has
put off ankle surgery
until end of season
Everyone loves an underdog -
those teams or persons that seem to
face O\ ('rwhelm1ng odds and yet
produt·c and lift their teams to vic-
ton
Who will e\.cr forget K.irk
G 1b!>on's dramatic home run when
he could barel) get around the
bases? The Corona del Mar $iris
stx:ccr team has its own version of
the G1b!>o n stor..
us1e Pett•rs. ihe onl) senior on
the team. has an ankle 1njUf)'. She
has had the 1DJUI) for almost two
)ear!> now and it requires "lrgery.
The doctors found that Peter.. had a
floating bone in her a nkle that was
tearing apan the ligaments in her
ankle.
Obviously. this 1s a painful in~ury.
However, Peters realizes that this is
her last year to play and has post-
poned the surgery until the season is
0\Cr.
.. The doctors could not tell her
that if she kept playing that it would
cause funher damage or not because
this type of injury is so rare:· said
Sea Kings Coach J ohn Nguyen.
"They have been monitoring it daily
and so far there has been no more
damaet!. bul that docs not mean that
SU~le IS not 1n a lot of pain.
.. The injury does not allow her to
move as freel y as she on~ did. and
the day after a hard game. she can't
play because of the pain. In fact. we
have been spotting her a lot. only
playing her for a ccnain amount of
time like Danny Manning.
"Susie always gives 100 percent
and she has never used the inj ury as
an excuse. Being the only senior on
the team she not only provides
leadership but inspiration too. She is
out there battling every day.
"I do n't think many of the other
players really know how much pain
she is in thouih. She really keeps it
to herself. I wish she would be a
little more open about it, I think it
would help her. but tltat is not her
style.
"When you ~ her out there you
tend to forget she is hurt. A lot of
times I find myself yelling at her and
then I remember what she is 1Dina
throup. But~ her four yean
\ICI \ ICOI '"'I'
on varsity. Susie has never missed
an) games until this }ear. when I
made her go see a doctor 10 see
about s urgery.
"There have been 11mcs when sh~
"as sick and would come 10 a game
so that we would have enough pla)-
ers. Susie 1s never going to be a star.
She is not a flashy player. but she 1s
vcl) dependable. You can count on
her givmg it everything she has.
··she is more like a sparkplug. She
is like a hockey player that will figh t
along the boards for a puck. She gets
right in there and goes for the ball.
She keys the offense and knows
which runs 10 make. She just makes
everyone around her belier.
"Despite all of the pain. Susie
keeps everyone loose and stress free .
She 1s a vet)' funny girl. and she is
going through a lot of different stuff
right now. but she never complams.
"I really wish I could Stt how she
could play without this injury. It 1s
a shame because you want your
seniors to showcase their talents and
she has never really had the chance.
Even with the inj ury she is a lot
better than most of the players in the
Sea View League (Peters was second
team all league at midfielder last
year, but is playing forward this
year).
"One thinJ is for certain. I have
never been disappointed in Susie
Peters. Sometimes the players and
myself take her for granted and I
need to let her know more o ften how
much she means to the team and to
myself."
Despite having a very young
team , Nguyen believes his team has
a ~ood chance at winning leagy_e.
·we are 9-.S-3 and we havc'played
the best teams in CIF," be said. "We
have the talent and the speed we are
just incons.istcnl This team never
teems to act up for a pme. I ho pe
I never have to eo1ch a team with
only one senior on it apin though.
••Seniors are easy LO motivate.
They real~ that with ach pessing
game 1hc1r can·ers are coming to a
e nd . bu1 underdassmcn have a fcv
years left and the} arc a little
to ugher. lfwl' can be a ll11lc morl'
cons1!>ten1 and ha\c a ltllle more r
in our l'~l·s we can win league. Cir
looks \\1dc open and \\llh some lu·
"c could win that 100. but you dnr
set loft~ goals " 1th a ~ oung team ··
0
Wh1k Cd~t ma\ be 1n the
prnthousc 1n the Sea View. Esta m·
"1th fir<>t \Car coach Frank Renn.
ti') mg lo climb out of the cellar L::
}l'Jr the Eagle'> Wl'rt' 2-16. and" h t
thl'' an· ~-8 so far. Renn realizes
thai no one !>aid 11 would be eas'
"It has bee n like musical cha1.rs
O\ er here coach1ngw1se:· Renn ~1
.. I plan on s1a~ 1ng here a while anr
I ha' l' a group that 1s comm111ed 11
making thrngs diffcrl.'nl.
.. However. tOJuries and illness
have really slowed us down. We h<
at least sc\·en pla}ers out with thr
last "t·rk. bul I think most ever) or
must be ba111tng that. But we haH·
had a lot o f freak ). strange 1njune'
··i n a game against Bishop AmJ t
the~ k nocl..cd two of o ur goalkCCJ)I'
out O nt> hurt hn hand and arm a r
the o ther suffcrl·d cracked nbs and
the game had 10 be called. •
"I ha\e a running bet with the
team that 1f1he "hole team is at
pracll<.'1.' I \\Ill bu) p11za. So far. I
ha\ e no t bought an) p1na )Cl II h
lx'cn 1ha1 kind of \car:·
"h1lc the Eagle·s ma} not be gl'l-
ting the breaks. n cept for crackl·d
nh ... and such. Renn remains
pC>Slll\e.
.. .\nn Walker (senio r). Kim Ne''
land (J unior). Danielle Straub
(sophomore) and Claudia Ruggieri
(freshman) ha'e all played vet) \\t"
th1~ ~car. It 1s kind of strange that I
ha \c a leader at each grade level th
1s a good pla)cr.
"This year ma) not be our sea.,91
but I think we are making progreh
and we will be tough next year.
Right now the girls are struggling t<
learn another new systen1 and som1
oftht· things I have thrown at them
ha' e gone over heads. but once the
learn them and get comfonable wit
them we should have a very good
team. Plus we have a solid bunch o
junior varsity players com ing up S<J
I am looking forward to next year.·
Stu ~IUCt'• colrlma appe~n
~¥~ry Webnfl.ty.
Uni girls Cattle to tie in soccer
The Dely Not
Carrie Caposino and Staey McOinley each ICOl'ed
for University, but the Trojans Ud co letde for a 2-2
tic with Tustin in the Sea View Laipe airll IOCCef
opener for both 1Chool1 Tundly.
The two teams were tied at I at lbe Ult after
Caposino's goal with an allitt &om Kadaleen Pitmess
and Courtney Aupstinc's pl b' t.be TiUen. The
Trojans (4-4-3 overall) went up 2-1 wbla ~\a fullbeck. shot from 2S yards out aad tcOred wbca me
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lndlana
M iiwaukee
Cleveland
Orlando
23 11 .676
21 11 .656 1
11 13 .Sil 3t,;
19 1' .576 JI,
II 14 .563 •
13 17 .'33 •
10 23 .303 12t,,
TUHdotY'l Sc-
Ptioenl• 121, I.Men 111 (Of) c-..n IOI, Cl\al'lollt " New Yoo. 131.i, Wtll'tl1191on 1?7 toll
Ntw Jtot v Ir. 80,ton 7t
Sen Antonio 107, Miami 107
tntroll 100, Chk ago 90
Hou"on 97, Seatllt 90
Sacramento U , Mi""4!IOI& 70
TMtv'I Gamet Or1enoo et Lalrtra, 7·30 o m
~1 t i At'41nlt , 4:30 om
Oetro•I 11 Bo"on, 4.JO p m
N1w York ti PnlitO.lpnla, • 30 om
Mllwau•ee ti Ctevetend, • 30 pm
Cnicego et tna1a11e . 4 JO om
Denver at Utal1. 6·30 om
Oellu a t Go1de11 St11e. I 30 o m
SuM 121, Laktn 111
LAKEIU -Grffl' 6· ll 6·1 II. Wortnv 10·21
S· S 2S, Tllomp!IQn 4·8 0 0 I , Ee JOM!IOn 6· 11
9-11 24. Seo!! 7, 14 1,1 II, Olvec 4·1 3·S 11
Woolrl<>oe 4, 10 0, I I Coootr O·• 01 0 0, Drew 3,6
0·0 6 Totell 44·9S 24,ll Ill
~HOENIX -Cl\tmt>e<1 14·29 6-7 ~. R1m1>11
S·9 I· I II, Weil 6· 10 l -4 IS. Hornacel< 4· IS l-4
16 IC. Jol1n1on 12· 11 10 12 34 M•..,lt 1-7 1·4 J,
Ed JoMton l -9 7·3 a L•ng 0-1 o,o o To1a1t
41·91 26-JS 111
S<ert bv l"9riecb
Leoer1 26 l1 73 21 lt-1 II Photn•• 26 14 16 26 1~121 l·POtnt vo•ll-L•ktf'\ 6 I I IS.Coll l -4, Ee
JoM1on l ·S Wort11v 0-1. Coooer 0'11 ,,,_..,,.
I I IHornactll 1· 11 Foui.c ou1-Me..,lt Re·
l>Ouncl\-Leoef\ 4 IGrHn IS), Plloenl• 69 IWHI
14) An1\lt-Laotrt )7 IE1 Jol1n!IO" 70
""°8nla 29 IK Jann'°" IS) Total foult-Laken
2S F'floenl• 74 hcMICa~lx COACl1
F'ltnlmmont Allendenc-14.4 7
Olooe<s IOI, Hornets ti
Cll~~EltS -Menning 9·14 4-4 2?. Sm11n
10·19 3·3 23 Ben1em111 7·14 4·4 II. H1rrier 11·2S
3·7 1S Gra nt 1 a 7·3 16. Wolf 0-1 O·O 0, Martin
2 • 0·0 •. C.errlck 0· 1 0·0 0. Rlvtf'\ O·O 0-0 0,
Benn1,1er 0-1 0·0 0 Young O· I O·O O Tolat\
46· .. 16 21 '°' CHAltLOTTE -Currv 11-24 I· I 73, Gilliam
1-10 6-6 12 J R Reid 3, 10 l·4 9, C11aoman S· ll
4·4 14, R Rt1d I S 0·0 2 BOQUH 611 1·2 13
T"PUCOO l ·IO 7·71, Gelllwn l·l 0-0 1 Row\om
I 4 3·4 S Tolt ll 39 101 10·23 91
S<«• bY 0v•r1WI
Cl•or>er\ 31 17 34 26-lot
C11ar1011e 71 24 10 1.-91
l ·PO•nl vo11\-CllPoer1 O· I (Menning O· f)
Cnar1011e O·l ICurrv 0 l Ch1pmen 0-1
Tr•Pv<'• 0 11 F'ouieO ou•-N~ Rt
OOvl'IOi-Cl1oper\ 61 ISm•ll\ IS) C11arl011t SI
J II Rt'd 101 An1\lt-CltP~\ II IHt rDtr 6J
Cn1r10llt 1l •BOQ~\ 9) To111 loull-C1tooen 19
Cl\arlollt II Teclln1ca l-G•ll•1 m Alltf'd·
•nc-73 901
COLLEGE MEN Pacific 70, UCI SI
I MeWntC~)
UCI ~ld4k
ltflllfll> """'"' R1\nw•1r 0 0 2 0 WOOdi 1 1 0 6
Htrdman 3 0 l I R•C'' I l I 6
Andt r \on 4 O 1 17 Demo\ • 6 0 IS
Pelmer 7 0 7 6 RtiH 1 0 S 7
Oo111orczyll 0 0 I 0 H~rdv 0 1 1 I
M1rv1111 0 7 1 2 HtrN•ln • ' s 9
R 1goon O O O O Wolfe ) 0 0 6
MIJv • l 2 11 Teoron 0 0 0 0
Von LullOW 3 0 ' 6 Lvllle 7 • 2 75
Butter 6 2 S 14
ro1011 n 1 11 sa To1a11 n 11 15 10
Ha1Hlme Pactf•< 36 7•
l 001n1 voall UCt-Anoer1on 4, Palmer, 2.
Heroman I Pec1f1c-Lvlllt ) R1clt.\ I Ot mP\ I
TecMicett Nont
S.C• C ..... '1. Point Loma 7'
IG_.., Stale A!Nttl< C~tl
PelntL-~C .....
B.>r•t•
Dev \
l"'ur\lor
~ J t v
H1;000•0
L nen
~or"
.... .,."' .... .,."' ) 0 0 s o ••• , • 6 2 ..
l 0 S 6 Wilmer I 6 • 27
S 3 S 17 Mounce O 2 I 1
l 0 • 6 Htn•vm • 2 S 13 l I l IS Moore I 7 l •
1 • J 6 Hec,m1n I O 0 1
9 4 l 17 Qw,nt " I 1 I •
B•<'mort I 9 l 2S
to••'' JI 17 73 79 Tota' 11 1' 1' '1
Hatu mt SoCel COlleQt 47 41
3 PO•"' ooal\ Point Lom1-T1>un1on •
B1r1<tr I SoCa l Co•llQ-W1lmt r S Htn""1'1 3
TKlln•Cl li NO!\t'
Westmont Ill. Christ c ..... 72
CG_.., Stele A-.....C C~I
Wntment CIW'I" C ..... ........ """"' Gargut 7 0 0 6 M Roger\ S 1 l ll
1C.1mmerer a 1 1 16 McShen 2 0 0 •
L Sl'l\1lh ) I 0 1 POIH 0 4 1 4
0111t1 1 7 I 8 Clt\t'n 1 0 1 •
Brown • 0 3 I Gev S S 0 11
B Smtih O O I 0 Ermthng 0 0 I 0
Per111n 9 O l 10 w oooc• 1 0 2 1
~"1111w1 S 0 I 10 BeoOlll 1 0 1 1
HOlllV 1 0 3 1 Richter 0 I 1 I
Focc.1e 3 0 0 6 Kurr I l I 11
T Sm1111 O I 1 1 K Rooer\ 1 2 2 a
Helli 6 2 2 u Oden I 0 0 7
Tol1!1 •S I 11113 Total\ 26 10 14 n
Hell!lme WHtmont, 601 31
3-POlnt ~'' We\lmont-K1mmerer I . Ger -
gut 2 Oattt 7. Perteln 1, Holt!V 1, Chf'l\1 C~~K RC>lltft 2.Gev2.M R°"'' I .
TtcMket\ Nont
C ..... Kerfl wan
Pec1hc 10, UCI SI SoC1t COlllOt ti, Pt Lome 1'
WH!mofll I IJ, Chrl" COlltve n u S lnlt rnetion.1 117. s.cremento Sl fl
UC ltlver•lde 7'. San hmerd1"o St ..
SOUTHWIST Olllal'lomt 134, Al1l.-Lllllt ltoc:" ti
MIDWIEST
Cre1g111on n . tl\Clltne SI 60
Kt n\el Sl 102. S. Uleh S6
SOUTM
A141bemt 7', Otvr94e 67
Ctemton 7', Vlroln141 70
MIJfflV SI '4, Atken\el St. 61
()Id Dominion 94, H C Cl\erlollt 7t
IAST
Armv M, C•nl1lu• M
COMKllcut 71, Vfflenove ~
Oerlmou1" 62. New He~111re St
OtPtul 61, O\ieluttnt SS
Ore11el 71, MMlfllfllll 7'1
Fordtlenl 12. Co!Umble Sf
HOIY Cron IO, F1lfflelcl ..
L. ,... 10., $leN .. Mii~·· "· lthodt ,....., p Notre ~ ... '°''°" , ..... '1 "'°"'~ JI, setOll Hell ,.
lt04Wt Moffit IS, It, Frenc ....... 71 T.-... 0... WMl\llif1011 S1
Wftl """"" 12. "· ,,........ 62
COL&.•HWOMmll s.c..e c:.-.. ,., ~ "*-14
C ........ ...-c I_,
.... &AIM ltlC.tl c.-. ...... .. ....
• .,,.,.,,. • • 1 11 ""*-" ' • • • ... ...., .............. ,.
,.,_ t 1 I J ...._ I • Ill • .-MI•• _.,.. I I Ila ~-I e I 4 .,._ •I 6 e •
...,.. 1111 ........ ..._.. I I I • _,.,_ It I t
~ ' ... ~ . ~ J : ,: ,...... '' '""' .....,.,.... ..
• ......... ,_ LMM Ao•• t1 WAii
C = ::::.... (,._J, ~ C'U
C' 7 ,..._,
~ c.:er:. .. --:r ... "* •• ,.OrtcllW •••• O'c.-• • , 12 .,,.,y • 2 2 ..
,..... 11 s ' ,. Wf""1 11 0 f 1'
Nlc0f'8w > I 2 6 C.Dlenen O 2 0 2 Ho9191t 1 J • 1 •.DleMn • J , lS
Mct(M I I J 6 TtY'W 6 6 2 It Tott!\ JI I It .. Totm JJ 13 1> 10
----.~ LI.iv CIWlsll.n t JS t 20 t-ff
St Mlc:,,MI'• 1' It If ll 19-tO
3-POlnl llOtl\. Liberty CIWtl\fl•n-<:lle-'1 1;
St MlehM1'1-0robltr l.
Mewl*t Ctw1stleft 53. ........... 41
(AcNwnv Uetw)
H.ntaee ....._.Clvts .... ........ ..., ....
Anelt"ew• Oreoeic
Vlfl""I Re«*'
8trrvm1n
Zul>lt
I I • 15 Curio 4 I 4 f
I 2 3 f 0 '8 rltn 1 f 1 It
0 4 3 4 J1rr e r 2 1 S S
4 0 0 10 Vl\el 4 2 I 10
2 1 J s c~ , 1 o •
1 0 4 4 lltrto;tt>li. 7 0 3 4
Toltll 11 IS 17 41 Tolt l\ 71 10 1' S3
kerebY~ Herll•11e 13 16 1 17-41
NewPO<I Crm \li1n 10 It II 1)-Sl
l 'PO•nl QOell. He<lltH-Anotews I, Reeler l,
NewPO<f Cl'lri\llen--0'8 ritn I
HIGH SCHOOL BOYS STANDINGS
Sunset LNVU-
~ w L
Edi•on 0 • O
Fountain Ve llev 0 O
Huntington Bte<ll O O
Mar~ 0 O
Ocean V1tw O O
WP\lmtl'l\ltr 0 0
Teftitllf' l CO.IMI (}:JO
Octen Vtew al Founteln Vallev
Hunhngton Beec11 et Ed•,on
Menne at Wettmlntter
Friday's Gemes 17:>01
Edllon a l Fountain Vellt'f
Hun11ng1Qn Btecl1 at Marine
/"'"•n Voew at Westm inster
S.a Vltw Ltaeut
Corona oPI Mar
E11a11c1a
NewPOrl Haroor
Saddteoac•
LN-
W L
0 0
0 0
0 0
0 0
0 0 0 0
Tllno9tlt's GtlMI (7:JO
NewPOrt Herl>Or et Corona aet Mar
Tu\hn ar Utw•1t r\1fv E l tanc1e at ~aOdllOec•
Frldly'\ G•mtt (1:l0)
Un1vrr111v 111 E11anc1a
Saoolt'oa<~ at Corona de• Mer
T uttrn a• NewPOrl H1rO<Y
P •cific Coast Ltaeue
LN-
W L
Cos•• Mtt• O O Loouna Beacn 0 0
Laguna 11111, O O
Orel'gt 0 0
Traou<o H'"' 0 O
Woooor dgt O 0
T ...... I'\ G•mH (1:JO
Woodor.dgt a• Co\te Mt\11
Or.tnoe at Treouco H11t\
Lagun• Holli at Laguna Beacn
F rldllY'' Game\ 17:l0l
Col•• Me.a e1 Laguna Beacn
WOOOl>ridgp al Or anve
Laoune H1111 at Traouco Hill\
Souttl Coa\t Ltaeu•
LH-
W L
Cao•ll'•"o \/allPv I 0
El Toro I O
M 1\\1on Vieto 1 O
Dana H11t1 O I
1rv1nt 0 I
San Citmt'nlp 0 I
T on19ttt'' Gil mt\ 17, )0
Oa"a H11t1 at El Toro
lr'4l1ne .,, S.an c~em•n1e
M1\\•0f' \/1••0 •' Ca P1\trano Va1a~.,
Fru11v·1 G1me1 11 ;JO)
M\\.,r \/P o at E Toro
CaO•\•rano Va 1ev at ''"''"t Sa~ C P"Wl"l•e .,, Da na H ti\
LN-
W L
Ma•t• D~ 1 o
St Pau 0 I
~rv IP 0 0
B·l~OP Am•• 1 0
B•ll•oo Mon•QOmerv 0
T-.tlt'\ Gi!IMI
Owt-11
W L
II 4
6 •
1 I
• 1
I s s 1
Over al
W L
9 6
9 s " . II S
1) 2
s '
Over II w L 2 9
11 )
5 ' 6 I s 1 . ,
0v ..... w L
10 6
13 1
11
17 •
• 9
0 9
Over ..
W L
IS 1
) ~
8 6 " ' I
B•\rioo AmtS' -.s M•'•' O•• e1 (naomttn Co11e11e 1
B \rtoo Montoomerv al Strv11t l 30
FrldlV't G•me• 17:301
Matt• DP• " Arrr \la al Long Beach Sra te 1 )0 lf'On ·lf'llgve )
SI Paul a l Servile
HIGH SCHOOL GIRLS
OcHn V~w Sl, Fountain '11• .. v 43
(Sunloef LNeuel
Feuntilln V ... Y OcHn V~w
'9ftpftp
Wli1on
Kr av•'
Fo•
Wor ~man
Sna"
Murden•
Bero.ro
19 " "' "' 1 I 4 3
0 0 I 0
2 0 2 •
6 2 ) 11
0 0 ) 0
I 0 0 1
S I I 11
Svlllvan
Nvnez
ra .. do
Wo•!e
F'oronoe
Brun
N•w•rro C,pr pl
16 10 u 4J To•a'
S<we bV Ou111tn
1 5 • " 6 s ) 11
I 0 I 7 s 0 2 10
1 0 I 2
0 0 0 0
0 0 0 0
I 0 1 1 11 10 16 S2
Fo.,,.te1n Val"v 10 11 I 1-.:3
Ocean \/ ew II 1l 11 ll-S7
3 PO·"' ooat1 Fou,.ta n Va'lev-Wor,men I
T Kh"·Cllli NC>nf'
Huntln9Nn BNch SJ, Edtl«I SI
(SUMtf LN-)
Edilell H~ &Ndl
.. flpffl> """'"' Marvvana O O O 0 Ho10 I 0 2 1
F IC ner 7 0 2 4 Wolff 1 0 2 7
Vine,,
M 1Ut>r
Jw•"•"
Croo•1
CCllCIOugn
Totatt
Eo1,on
O ' S 4 Ot vl\ l • 2 10
4 1 3 10 AC0\111 0 0 0 0
S 1 I 12 JoM\on • 7 S 10
1 I 1 71 Janr 1 1 3 6
O O l O AmO<ou• 1 1 4 S
!tow 2 0 0 • Welotr I O 2 14
II IS IS SI Total1 11 9 70 SJ
Scwe bv Ou•"9n
Hunli11g1on Beech
Tllret·POinl goal1 Nont
Ttcnnkalt· None
14 a 12 17-SI
13 tl 13 lf-Sl
W09dbrldee S4, Cesta Mesa 52
(~Klflc CNtt LM .... )
Cetta Mne We1•r'"9
Torave11l1<
Nguv•"
DiC•m1ni
Diii
Ward
Nkl!Olt
TllOmH
Brv1n1
Toi ti\
flflllfllt ........
0 0 0 0 Ou n 6 0 l 14
t 0 1 19 Rlll1t>un t I 2 19
S 1 I 17 W1lll1m\ I 1 1 IS
0 0 0 0 H1rrv I 1 l •
1 3 S 17 TluD 0 0 S 0
0 0 1 0 V1sudev 0 1 0 1
1 0 0 l Fen ton I 0 0 1
I 0 2 l MehC 0 0 I 0
23 S 17 S'2 Tnt1Jt 74 6 IS 5'
~-.o..11r'S
Cotlt Mew
Woodtwid9t ThrM·oolnt QOtt1.
11 17 11 I~
lt 1S17~
Cot I e Mfte--NtNVtn I,
WOOCIWI09t-Dffn 2.
Tedlnlctb. None.
Ne•l*t ...-r ... c--... Mer JJ
(lea"'9w'--911el c........... .......,," .... ....... "" .... F'lefllv f ' 2 17 HtM I 0 S 2
Yot"1\0WI 0 2 2 , A.l1umll• I , l •
Vtnetnlice 4 2 l 10 Gi.m 11 4 4 21
Ht1lv 1 0 S 2 McC!rtn I 4 S 4 Flint 1 O 4 2 ltou 1 O I f
Smlln 0010
JeCOlllOll 1 0 J 2
Tolan 10 1) IS 3l Tote!\ " 11 13 .. sc...-. ......
C orOfle oet ,,,_ " s 1t t-<» Newoort ~ t It IJ I.,... nw.-.-....-.....
...... '---,
.•• l.. ...... ....... .. .....
L.YOllll.-11 I t • Coll > I 0 4 E...., I I 0 1 O&l.e 0 I 3 0
Oltel > I > • Sonlno 5 5 1 17
C.Yotllltekl • 0 0 I 9"11 1 I 0 14
SelltlNl'I ' 4 2 ' Ofto 5 0 , 10 Herd¥ 0 1 0 I Peltntf 0 0 0 0 Hook 2 0 1 S Yorlle 5 0 I 10
SO.r ti.l 1 l 2 1
Helen 2 2 I 6
Kelm I 0 0 2 •
Shlontrct 1 0 0 1
Tolelt
Mevert 2 O O •
1) S 19~2 Toltll 33 10 8 79
Scert DY Ouerttn
W111mlnlltr
Merine
• 9 13 6-37 ,, 12 2t ll-71
3-POlnt goal• WH1mlntler-t1ook I,
Merl-Sortino 2
T tcllnletll None.
JV· Merine, "'"
Llbettv Ctwhaan S4, ,.._..., ._.,..,, » ,,_ ........ ,
LJbertY OvkMM ~~ e.llJfht
aoi.n P1ClllM
C1rulo
Noone
Cottmen
Grfl>f>O 'l
DH Ion
Tot ah
.. flpfl'p ...........
1 0 S 1 B1N1nger I 2 ) 4
1 I I J I( Jeffre v 2 0 S 4
9 13 O 21 Kav 2 0 3 • I l l s BMlon I 0 s 2
l o o 6 Collon I l 4 19
O 6 S 6 A Jr ttrev 1 0 S 2
1 0 ' 4 11 10 18 ~ Total\ IS S 76 JS
k«• bv Ouar19rt
ltoertv C11•1\lian 11 u 12, 17-~
Pioneer BaPh\I 4 • IS 11-JS
l P01n1 goal\ Nont
Tecnnicel L•Dertv Ch<l\tian Coecn Wed<lll
Tustin SI, Unlvenirv S.J
lSff View Lt•->
Untwnltv Tut tin
f91tpf'11
4 9 ' 11 2 4 I 9
1 ) 4 1
9 • 4 26
Gondoro
S111.,.
Woll!
Hugnf\
Ho
LOUO
Chr no
To1a1,
.... .,."' 10 4 l 26
' 0 4 2 2 2 ) 6
5 0 J 10
I 0 1 2
3 I 4 l
0 0 2 0
~uueria
Vtnh
N~f!drtc)m
G•rnt r
CoomD\
Sc~~•·
n l 71 SJ Tolal\
Scert bv Ouemn
0 0 2 0
0 0 I 0
11 74 I) Sll
Unlv11r111v II 17 16 14-SJ
Tu\11n 16 17 6 l~S8
)'001nl goetl Un1verl1lv-C.enaare 1
TtcM1C11ll Nont
HO('K •. \ ·~
NHL standlneS
CAMPBELL CONl'ERENCE
SmV1M Dlvltien
EdmoMon
C••garv
W L T
73 " • 19 14 II
Ph GI' GA
S4 174 , ••
K .....
W inn.Mo
Vanco;.;'-'~'
10 19 ' 19 17 s 11 n s
49 176 '""
"" 191 111 '3 Ill 1'3
lJ Ill I~
NO<"rt\ 01v111on
Cll•CaQO
Toron•o
SI Lov \
M 1nnt\0111
Detro t
14 IS 3 SI 111 I~
1-1 21 I H 194 199
/ 19 18 6 4' IS2 144
10 71 ) 4J U) IS6
I~ 72 6 36 146 IS9
WALES CONFERENCE
New Jtr\Pv
P111•adPIP" "
P1ll\Dvrun
Wa\~1ng'O''
NV Ranol'•'
NV l\•OOON\
P1tr1c~ 01v111on
10 19
18 19
19 70
18 71
'6 71
I 21
' 44 IOI 165
6 47 ISi IU
) 41 175 187
JO 14S ISi
)9 IJO ISi
~ JI U S I~
eo,•o"
6111•.~uo
MO"'''t!tl
Ad.Im• D1v1\1on
1S IS l Sl n lJ 6 s2 n 1s s 49
~ }0 ) " 8 78 6 27
Tutld.lv'' Sc0<0
S• LO"' 4 Kt<l9l )
0 PDP< S V ""P<t 7
Ot" I 9 Vi 1"'1'f'!.O'O 0
Ecn "' l Ca ga•• 2
Todilv•1 G•mt\
N <I 1\1• IJE"f"' d• 1 !:>' ~ •o J 10 t> ....
"' .JO"' ,, ~" Q'"""'' J 1S ... -P P\bwf J" 1• Nttw J~"\('v J J ) \,.i m
11 """ J' i ... ~· "'"'no~ ) )0 o...,.. •••·'•'~tt'ld" ....... e 'l~o·-
Blues 4, K1no' 3
Sc0<e bv PPr1od1
1S6 179 ,., 1)4
us t)1
14J 148
1) I 19)
0 7 1 4
0 2 I I
NrH''f Pt,..ll • r~ Roof'n~ S'L ~o o ,...,
1101 ..... f'' LA r'"t'''P'f'"Ct' )76 0,C"t''""
L A "O'CI "0 II 01
S.c oncl p fflod ....
LO\ An9ple\ C.•e•1~v h N r o1 \
IL vat' '' 10 SO DU 1 S• L Ou ' Meagnpr 6
IS OS '" 3 LO\ Anoe•P\ Tone111 19 1N cno11,1
1~ 71 PP 4 St LOU \ LIJwr\' 9 18rtf'd Amour
Brown> 19 ~6 PP'la lt P\-Brolw'I S•L no•o.nu t
U Vl.t\'C S•L 1r 001091 9 II N•C"O"I LA
rov11nm111 10 so St LOU•\ t>Pncn \('rvtd Dv
MtH l pan •oo rn,ttnv 'Tlf'n Of' ice 1 14 SO
Third Period
~ )t Ll)u' G Cd•dtlln a IM&cLean Ztzel
2 30 6 L ~\ Angplp\ M llpr ) All•\0" EI" S SI
l St L 01;•\ H111 l1 •Brown O•tt\ 1 19 H
Ptritt '" P Cavalt•" StL "O'O•nQ 1 l 1 OI • Sno•1 on ooa -SI Lou ' 1 11 l-1S Loi
Ano•fl 9 10 IS-3' Po .. pr P•av OP
POr'v"·''f\-SI Lou \ 0 Of ) LOI A119r le\ 2 of s
C.oal•Pl-SI LDu•I R Pndrau I 1 l 134 V•O•\ JI
\eve\1 LOI Ar gt'P\ C.Q\\tt.n J 6 I 1S 111
AiHtndanc-IS,011 Rf:fert-Ter•v G't9\0n
L•nf'\mpn Rva" Boza~ Sl'ant Hever
SOC('fR ~~
H Ith sctlM tllftS
SUNSET LEAGUE
MerlNI 1. Wntmimler 0
Marin• tcor,ng Kiron I T Ron men I S••f:\
C ~oumen 2
W•t1m1n\le< """ Jone\ 6 , Half•,,..,. Marina I ·O
EdhClfl S, Hun""910ft 8ffch I
EO•\On \(Or,ng M•rt'n 2 Lac'1ma" I C' ''•"
Bla n<o l Savtt Tur,,t'r 1
Hunllngtol' Brac11 \Coring Krt1• I Savi\
F ero11111nd IS ~·
Hetll•mt Edl\011 I 0
SEA VIEW LEAGUE
Unlvtnltv 2. Tu"ift 2 un1vf'•\llv \COr•'lg Ca PO\lnO I McG•nlt'v
Sa vt\ IC 1nocn s
Tu\lln \Coring Au11u\11ne 1 Tea1 I So•P\
Ttfl"lo•e•on IS
H1lfl1mt T •M I I
Cw-dlil Mer l, IMW-1 Htttler 2
Corona Clef Mer \Coring 0 1CtHre I Ptlt''\ I
IC.inn I Savt\ Buz0,•(11 4
NtwPOrl Harl>Or \COril'g weoo I W••l•Am \ '
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DEOI(' .\TIO'\
DON WOLFE
Socc~r
Newport Harbor Hrgh s boys
socct'r l t'am which hosts Cor-
ona del Mar tonight 171 1n Se<l
V1t'w action will bt' Wt'artng
[)lack Mm bands for tht' balanct'
of the St'c1son rn memory of Don
W olfe. who dtt'd 1n Novem~r
W olft' a dr1v1ng force 1n
Harbor A rea soccer fo r many
years. was instrument.:.! 1n estab-
ltsh1ng Newport Region 97 of
AYSO in 1978 He servt'd as
A YSO comm1ss1oner for f111e
yt'ars and helped t'stabltsh the
area· smost consistent AYSO
Team Balanc1no system He was
HarbOr's soccer boosters club
president for tour yers and a
Gener al Booster Pr~sldent tor
two years Contributions to a
rrn?mortal scholarship fund can
~ ma<k by contacting Mary
Ann Archibald. I S I S lrvi~
·Ave . N~ kKh 92660.
R binson tries ..
put an official end
to referee-bashing
ly JON FERGUSON
OI -Dtl!r fl'llM SCAff
He's not aga1ns1 instant replay.
bul he'd j us1 as soon not see the
tcrrito r) ii covers e.llpanded.
He's not saying 1herc aren't q ueSs
tionable calls. but he !Wys he's a linle
1ired ofhearinsabout gamn dC<'idcd
by official!> instead of players.
Rams Coach John Robinson.
haHng heard quite e nough commcn-
tal') un a pair of controversial calls
made dunng the Rams' 19· I 3 O\ er·
um<.' "'in o'er the New York Giants
on Sunda}. decided he'd thro" his
O\.\n llag during a med1jl luncht·on
on T ue'><la' '
I k made an oflinal case for an
cnJ IO tht• ~Ul.'\l1oning o f que!.11on·
abk \jlls. fhat "a' u nul Robinson
quc)liOnt•d o ne ot tht· two calls
\\h1th 'll'rl' mo~t 1n 4ue<,11u n after
SunJJ~ ·, g.tml·
:'\o. I lln the hs1 \.\3'> a pa~s
t11tt•rli:rc11tt' call aga1n\t Giant' cof·
lll'rbal·!.. ~ln·IJun \.\ htll' a' ht· \an!..cd
f1 1pp1:1 -\nda,11n\ hod' a\'a·, from
a pa ..... \\h1rh ":!'> 1ndll.'\ from h"
ti ng,·rt 1 P'
"I'm r,·alh g,·111ng d1'.>turtx:J <ihout
h<"' u1t1lal l''l'f~hod~ I'> gc111 ng
about L'\l'" tall·· Robinson ..aid
.. (irantt·J 11· "a' .1 br g call Rut tt \\-3<.
lJllnl h' a man 1n 1h,· ngh1 plal·e
l:.t1 he1 11 " pa" 1ntafcrcnrc. ur 11 rs
f1l1\ pa" lllll'fkft'lltl' lftt \\3\ 11 \\~l!I
h~ ·' d""' 111J1g111 Th,· 11\tatl·mcnl~ of
rrJ1l uk .ihuul 1h, tall .1r,· "a' oil
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'' h11 \\11uld h1: m11rl· 4u.ll1ficd lu
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th\' l•\ll gu~' "'h11 maJt' th,·m ..
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JOHNSON
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\t'.lt' ·· John'"n \..lid · If I'm :l\kl·d
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J l1 11 \pot plJ' 1n~ 111 1111 pmhkm It
th··~ 'r(' J<.ktng 11\\' Ill lW llUI .rnd pl.I\
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"I >h' 111u'I\ I'm IHI '<I' 111r I'm nu
'4.'L'rt·1 'H"1p11n 111,,.,. on tht• AuJ I 1gh1
rom111rrl'1al hut 1'11 lnmt· 1n .1nd d1l
m ~ ran
John~on. "ho "J' tUI h' lhL'
Scah:i""" .111,·1 l\\{1 game' and
ha,n'1 pla,,·J "n"" ligur1.·d 10 haH·
~ttlt'J tnlel rl'l1rl·mcnt In run hi<. real
l''>lalc t1lmpan~ Hl' '>.11d h" dealing<,
"11h the Scaha" "' a' a free agl·nt
actuall~ helped h1'i undcr•a:mdmg of
man~ kgal a<ipcr l\ 1n nrgo11at1ng
t·ontracl!> "h1l'h he can no" rut
Ill\\ ard his bu\ine\\
"In rcaltt). ncf\lhing 1ha1 has
RA~S
From 11
tn 1hc1rsclf enough lhat bolh teams
sta) "11h what they do. I would be
foolish for either of us to alter our
st) k of offense.
"I lhtnk we havc vanctv. I think
ti's the combination of vanety and
compt;t11ion that makes those thi"IS
good. You don't want 1 p1y to know
whert you'rt aoina. but you want to
run somethina your quartabeck and
rccch~t are fa miliar with. and that
takes time.
'"If )'OU·re fOl"I ao chan,e What
)'OU do. to a 1MJC clepft. you haw
10 do it in ore teae>ft ...
The be&alQ .. --\he ~ IKted ia \heir '9M NK CMllt-
..,._.,<AIM~. 244 ao. to the~ ._. • 5alllitr
f'llkl '" • m . ne.. • ltliilill lllii °" Oicka1on' ...... DieW "'*' took the bat •• ~ ...
be compleitd 60 !Penal ~GI ttlii
Calh \\Cre nghl there. The flat WIS
out. The decision was made, So I
1h1nk "'c all have got to be careful
"'hl·rc -no matter what the call is
-if 11 goes against whatever side
we're rooting for. (people sayl it's
ridiculous 11nd these people are in-
compe1en1.·
··Those "ere nol tncompelent
rnll'> Onl.' \H'nl against us. and it
\\3!. dramalll ."
That call occurred when Phil
1mm~ dumped a pass off with his
kit hand a~ Ram~ linebacker Mike
Prcl prepan-d 10 sack him. H~ was
0Jg&l.'d for 10tcn11o nal grounding.
hu1 rl·pla~) indicated It may have
JLlujlh hccn a lateral -or fumble
-"h1ch ""ould have g,1ven the
Ram!> thl· ball inside I.he Giants' 10.
lfob1nson had 10 admit even he -
tht• 0111.' wnh S) mpathy for the of-
lit ial'> -had lO wonder on that one
1n thl· ht·at of hank.
I l0mpla1ncd about 1t.·· said
Hub1n.,on. ha' 1ng fun b} stepping
on a d1 ffrn:n1 bandwagon for a
nwml'nt. "The gu~ says he clearly
..,,,,, 81 (G1anu~ wide receiver Stacy
R11h111.,onl thl'rl' I !)31d, ·1 saw him
too. but he was 40 yards awa}.'
1 hl'fl.' ''Crl' l1ncmt·n there. and a ll
tht' "a' un the uthc:r sid e of all the
11u111 bc.r\ !SI "'3'> there.
I gul.''>\ ~ou tuuld ..a~ II "as not
a gooJ pa'!> " r'o
Soml' cntretLl.'d the timing o f the
rall. that 11 <,hould ha,·e been a no-
CJll \llUJl10n hccau'>C' of the pla~off
..inJ or U\t·n1ml.' 1mplica11ons.
"T hi> >tufl about \OU don't call
1hu'>I.' !..ind!> uf call'> "·hen it's in the
t lutth " R oh1n~un said. "The hell
\OU dun'1 Thi.' onl\ "a' \OU do n·1
t.111 11 1\ 11 \llU Jun't ha\e.an) guts.
'11u rn.11..l· thl· .:all an~ llmt'. pan1c u·
l..irh un,· thJt·, that big of a play."
PJrt1u1l,11h ti \OU can "in-
\\ h1k th,· iir't on,· d1 dn'1 figure in
th, oulloml "Olt' lhl· Rams "on.
K11h1tl\11n JJJ,·J ··tt "ould have &''''" u ... J ,hJnl'l' llt\A1n the game
al th,· ,·nd h'hl'O ~1 1kc Lansford's
lidJ gL1J I 11e<l 11 in rt·gula11on). You
l'Ould "1 J11\\ n a1 Jl'hat1: tht· call. but
'111llt'" lwr,· .dung the ltnl' ~ou''e
g.111 lit 'llNlllrt the gu~' "'ho make tlh ,,,11, ..
I 'fX'UJlh ''""' th,·~ arc going 10
""'" '11ur gJnll"' 1n the future
h.1prt:1i.·d "11h tht· Karn!> has helped
n ' 1,·,11 t''IJ\t' rnmran' 1mmcn-.e·
h I ·hn'"" '-.IHI
I hi\ \llUIJ l'J"I' 1-x' m\ IJ<,l \l'ar
l hm~' .ire g\11ng 11.'j l '>'di \.\1tti tht·
rt·JI ''tJlt u'mpJn~ It I'm no \
111, .. 1,J"11h1h,·Ram,nl'\t\C'ar I
p1 11h.1nh Jm J110, .. ·
l11hn,11n , •. 11d ht• didn't 1h1nk he
""uld 11': J IJfgl.'l for an Francisco
4uJrlt"rhJ,i,,. Jo~: ~lontan3 to c \ploll
I 1 I'm J~"l'd Ill pla~ 15 or :!O
pl,1"· I ll't·I I'll Ix· up 10 par to ma"c
t h11~· plJ~\ .. h,· -.a1d. "San Fran-
u,u1 "''II attalk thl' best defcnsnc
plJ~cr If ht' •tllTit''> lO m~ area. I'll
Ix· rt'JJ\ ··
J11hn,nn "'ent 1h rough the samc
pnl(''" "'th tht· Ram~ 1he week of
th,· 'n' fngland game 1hrce weeks
Jg11 hut lhr Ram' decided ag;uns1
"g111ng h1111 then He ~id he almos1
''gn,·d ''1th thl· ~'ill'r\ 1n October
"hL·n \ln1ng ..akt~ kff Fuller "as
1n1ur,·J hut thl'' act1,ated Tim
\1, i..' l'r tn\t,·aJ
'"" hl' tould go our "llh a Sup<'r
H<'"' I JJ)f'l\.'J1 Jn\l'. '' h1c-h scemt•d 1m-
~""hk nnh J f,·" da~<. ago
·It"' n1tt '" muth one game."
J11hn'•'n 'a1J 'Tht' '' a l"<>-garne
'l'.1,11n \ 1111 111 thing~ arc In' oh cd
\ lot 111 nn 1t1rmer teammate\ arc
1h, h1gg,·,1 thing. If an~one can
Jump 111 11 ''"uld Ix· ITl\' because J
k 1111" 1 h, ",,,.m
\1 1h1' \tJgl'. 1t·~ an o pponunit)
tu Ix .1hl,· 111 pla~ for a ~uper Bowl
"'tnrwr It' Jl'o a chance lo help rn)
l<•flllt 1 tl .1111ma1cs ··
l11h11,1111 ,,11d rt 1$ not a ma11er of
lll'ttrng 1n 'hapc It'\ too late for that.
'I'm 1u,1 \\Clrktng on runnina,
u111111g planting and driving.'' Joh ri·
'11n ,,11.t "\\hat r plan 10 do 1s stay
1n u1n1111I of tht• '>1tuat1on. and rel)
11n ''''"'' ''''" ,. and instinct\" R11hin,11n <.,11J Johnson ""ould no1
tx· .11111\.\t'd 111 go hard 10 practice the
rcn1.11n1kr 111 the wr-ek.
\\ 1· "1m·1 "ork him out too
mul h h..'l''''''n no " and 1hcn. We
J l)n 1 \\jnt him sore. If he's gom1 to
g,·1 'Ml' n r pull a hamstring. t1e•s
grnng 111 do 1t Sunday
"1 ht• h1~c"1 prohkm 1s he owns
a rl .II l''tatc rnmpan~. and he's tot
an 11rx·n hoU<,(' scheduled for Sun-
da ' ·
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exchg for a share of own-
ership. You make the
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FIT ot PIT. Apply at W9'd· •Wlllelllil. Apply et: M~ Full t>en-r..,ort & proo4 of current ,_,,.,.._ ~ & llfL ... "'Al•
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PIMaent voice. abM to 250 BrlatOI, Co.ta Meaa. llP• environment. Apply In 1514427 9 am-S pm, company ..U peyrol & financial atablllty by 12.35 ~f3s ' ' =~.-.=-=:.:.~ 11101a.-. 11905~arde•E :::;,~~= Mondey -Fttdey peraonnel ........... wtttl AM.. ~your lnter•l 10 ~=·===-~,,.....,..,=
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LIV!. I H Hou 1 e . Potite. good phone George Ar.Q. 842-4321 Ell aonnel exc.llenl ben· UUl/U-fera 1m!Mdla1e Inter· uMd I tM. •l40-lnl•
kHper/BabyalUer. 2 manner. llllbiillllm llTMI' I ext 203 OPEii E efila. PoeftloM ~et OVt vMwn. lull°" l>wt lime comipe Duell(QldnnM
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some Engllah. Costa For an appl .• plebe call hrs/wtc. No er.perience Wiii tr.in right penon. .........., Ml.IN.IT EJlper prefd. 75'-7971 Calf today. wor1I tomor-S200 Ollie dr...... la
MeN 751...:Me or WOfll 645.-5000, •r.t. 52t. -nee. 963·9208 Tony Hunt. Bch. 9'13833 Wii nmAWT. •• Tl SI/II 330W ~St. AN'°" Laelie or St.w rQ'#I 11 1 i .'' 8 . s 3 7 r:
83M30I Miii• ?lllml'I Customer SerV1Qe * Fii ... * Cyde Megaztne In N.8. Costa Meu. CA 92627 ..,......... ... 7 1~93-73M
Mature women to ..-. llPT ITIU * 1• PD YUi* .. h" opening for PIT Our Orange office ta now Attn: Conttoler FIT ~-Xlt1t pay lflllllC DINING lable wte c:ND. Senior~. 3pm-7pm Now hiring n 1PT ~ FORTUNE500FIRM Or~ County based ~n; =~t t~~erl preparing:' Its blggiMt 1714)842"'4321 & posit. SC P\ua.,.. .. a..il!...... 1amt>9. m9ec. c:Nln."'
daily. 5 days/Wk, Ute 111on1 241-7040, au fOf GREAT BENEFITS & compwiy now haa e>pen-do lite motOf~ malnl. =•eyer ~i:~=~ Wlft... Will train tn bridale Cell WlliWllWll cabinet. ~. coftM
houaewtl & evening mNI. Ann So Cou1 Plaza. GROWTH! Lola of public lngs for guys & oats t8 & M otorcyl• lie reqd entry nglevel poaioona in g, 2. M onday-Frld1y Denise al 213-598-2393 SEIYICU & end labi99 840--4 120·
No llttlng. 64 t-3525 ·--a•••• contact. Call Fran M-F, over 10 111¥91 w .. tem 720-S335 Mk for Nancy ship 1 reo91 1no-le OO-S7 00/hr. Conlect Re~ HAMMONO e1ec: or-. ~:.:==~;;;;Tc~ -~ 851-9393: 873-4375 ate 8 states& resort areas with lpng, ...,IMO·....... JR or Man. 768-1084 •••1 y••• ,,_.. 'i SS.30 Attendanls needed. 3'1t dynamic suparvtaed mar· llllmf ven ory conir.,., at....... . -,. Hills ... ..., (2. _.) delk ' c:Nir, aeoenz.a. ;,E:,,...-:::::"':":"':::;;:=:: day WOf'k week, Englllh .. .,,__ ketlng team Must be FfT & PIT~ & oou-=-'ldvert~~~I~ _Laguna Hlghly visible detlg~ (l1•)1U--~~etc~~~·2~;'*
• spe1klng. $800 monthly -,.._, well-Qfoomed. 1tnbltloul pies tor mini slOfage you ~ick learner & •PllTAL ~* womens reedy 10 ...,
361·9549, 854-4382 I •IPlmlfS & eager 10 learn lmmedl-mgmt Must have prof !ired 01 beln turMd Sllrt at S 10.39/Hr Sh()() in FuNon ISiand iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil LIDO SALE! 2 eon....tltMe Al
UYllT/llMI SEEKING lie Income • Hpen... appearance & good awa because ~I lacil 01 FC>f eum and appuc:allon seeking highly motivated cMlfl coucn. wltaOle, up.
.. Sin•• lir.a.Tll llSIDE SILES P•ld during training. phOne s«llls No up nee:. ex~ienc:e call our • into CaJt 219-836-8157, FIT Sales Person holtte<ed ctiu. gan11 -u--Group transporlallon will train 992--0743 sonnel depi 939_12J:" er.I 614, 9 am . 8 pm 7 (714) 640-0125 table. 2 lg ater.o
Full time. Dealgn, layout Award winning dally needs REPS furnished. return tare -deys • -----1peaker1. Reaaon1Dle
and some production of a reporter wilh a busl-guaranteed Siert Im-llAllOlllST _., l'iLls -- - -lnUl prleellll 873-1575
Newpapet Ada. Musi be ness background 1o We are currenlly offering a mediately For appoint, Pazan Salon In Newport Need energetic peraon 10 Prlnllng PIT m11ure aaleS(>efson
organ1red and have 1"41 cover the exciting Or-competitive salary. full ment call Don Hawttlns, Beach has manicuring grow wleslabllshed com-PUTl·IP llTIST E.>tpenenee in Sliver. /eW· iMtrea I ........
1Mlallve 10 foltow pro-ange County business benefits, <IOlK Plan. end 10-3 PM 645-2221 ext. s1a11ons available tor pany Salary S900 10 Ovlles tnctl><M past&-up, elry & g1tts prete<red stze. ,_, S155
1ects through scene II you llke 10 write. excellent work environ· 207 lhru Friday. renl Ask for Howard s 1200/mo lnlerview by stripping. camefa & plate Some llghl office Corona CALL * 840-8733 *
en1oyhardworkandlove ment tor energelk:, de: lllll&llfflll 646-7451 apptonly Call646-H41 making Prlnl snop ex-def Mar Call673,7495 MOVING JAN 10_~
MJ-4121, Id 211 to beal the compellt1on, pendable inside sales B YMCA -.... -~ perience deslreble. Call In'" ••• -Miii Tradttlonat a1yi.. send a cover letter. re-repr~~1 11 .... h •s usy 011-,_,, _...!t NurMS Aide Mr Winch. 640-6525 •~ _. Kl"" "'·-e -..room ..... ~ ........ a ves .. ,, .. creallve person for --•m •••( ITllf CdM 1ablel"" store owned l•-~~~~~-~I ... """ ..,...,. -· sume and five samples to wpm typing skills and IE-~/---.. 1 Make offer. ~303&
*•-y* Tom T111, Editor. Dally lyping. MWSl811ers. off· _...,_, Staff~ to work wilh PllYITI PIST "'111 by tlS1 co wlbeneftts ..--Pl 330 some computer ex-se1prlnllng&muchm0fe.AI HB ofc. For sehed· PfT No up nee $&/H1 Dinnerware e~p req'd TILlllAlll1'm ---------
Growing Huntington 101· W Bay St ' perlence The candidate Computer knowledge ullng, palienl conlaci & dev dis adulls tn group NB Mon-Fri & Sal 10.12 Bill 494-11•2 Newport e..cn •lrport &a&.*_. __
Beach tnduslrlal lnttru· Costa Mesa. CA 92627 musi have an excellenl helpful; wlll lrain for other btlhng. Exp nee. Typing I hOme setting in Cosla aree ins egency Salary --601 S
menl m1nutac1urlng phone personality and dulln PI T M-F Celt musl. Xlnl aa1aty & op-Mesa. Good beneftls. •111 Ask 1°' Joyce 642-6262 Re1a11 saiM open with benefits C&l4 Total Olsplay d lvld9f
company needs hard-OUtln llAIDS en1oy working with tile 847-9622 for more Info. portunity. 851-8627. train. all lh1tt1 needed lllAI. ESTATI SALES For Pie< I Imports •oc:a1.cs Al Quinlan. 833-9550 Kreens '°" GittfTrade
w0fk1ng 1nd1vidual to do Fa•t le P pubticaswe11assooc111ng c.15574113torlnto. w · ndi 1 H "'Costa Mesa FIT A,.. shows 2 c: .... cost
screen printing. as-~ arner or exper ay new business 11111&1..... !.'~exlpaal .. ~our~ 1 · S•st Mgr P<>Slllon 1vt ~ •lllm $2650. uMd once $1750
sembly. packaging & according to skill level Interested parlies should c service typing r..-..en 1
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shipping wor!( Advance-~:".;:~ ~u,~~,Wood· contact Ct!«I Freeman 11 ~:~~e1eptione'.,, busY ~ ~ & ~~:;-:;~; FT PT ciet1t posmons •vt c o 1 n S A C 1 11 .....;;;;;;;;;;,.;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;
men1&paylncreueswlll M2-U21,ht.M1. office For appointment, farms avalt1blel Com-atS47SIHr 54o-7337 714-557-St98EOE .wwetry/Fvn/M
:,~'·~~.;~he right CLERICAL ASST 556-4990 Sue m1SS100 to 8()%1 In house 1naa. saus YITDllUl lllml 6025
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Plywood. P O Box 1045,
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Tile t>argail'll IO~ fe>uf'd in
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Pleasant Laguna Hiiis lllmll I,. . ., ... ..,IL I •a11E "ABE uv" omu or an ap-ctothlng store on Balboa Creatures Care eos11 PIAGET DUAL TIME
sales oUtce lootung fOf Medical Lab. NB Musi OlllTlllTlll ......-11, lft Ullll pomtment George Elkins ISiand Full ~ part lime Mesa 642-7151 . ZONE WATCH. 18K
organized. accurate. have own car. ins & OMV Top office lklllt. payabtel, Co Re a I 1 or s Start immed 875-7700 New in bO:a Very rwe. un-
quick learner. to process 1e-ou1 Hrs 11-8 SS SO-phones. FfT. non-smdt-7 14-759-9100 WllTD/llU usual S2500. 873-3432
insu1ance apphcallons $6/Hr . mileage Call •no Salery dependl on ICU CCU -lnlll saus Need. cnenge? I needs Dilling & cuslomer ser~ 646-5065 Ask for Nancy e•p Benet11s 83S..8572 llOIPTllllSTP/T PIT Fashio n Island persons 10 help me With
vice Typing 451wpm or Onie GENERAL-:-Prlvale....,.lof-NICU I ._D Needed tor CdM Heir w omen s b oullque my ous1nen lmmed
d t f ,....... ~ Salon Lighl t:>ookkpng, 644-1823
a a enlry e•p help ul lllYllS wamt flee ,,.., oc Alrpor1 Full lie• hours. 875-5531 openings 647 -2394
We Sei!k a responsible time. wm train $6/Ht PICU M/S S Ou self·starter who relates FIT. PI T & eves Own 756-8808 IEOln.IT aies.-tilde
well with others and pos-econo vehicle/Ins $7 /Hr . lff111 F•llTllE sesses problems solving to start. 714-554-4030 lllllMHBI For small olft<:e in CdM V'$2000 per month
ability Full benefits BOYS & GI l ... -••1 • N~' H1're Bonus PIT Mon,Frt Call V'HlgtlMt commission in
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1 2E E 0 t o 20 hrs weekly. mornings or e Medical/Dental Ins. 8 am-4 pm 673-2261 ,,...Paid ex.....,..,..
Call Barbara 859-6999 lame< terVl<:e Call Biii or • Top Pay Rates IHlrlmlST p IT E.xp P<•f 714-966-833,
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0 __. p , THE HOUOA Yll c:ar II exp d. will pay NSI S.-.icee Real E11a1e Company has Adutisl sludenls S700 & up service 1 Wiii -11e your
DC31. 08ltiODS -•rAlfT .,,,,. more 850-• 119 515 Cabrlk> Pane :i 120 open•no lor pan-11me mo Enioy IP0'1 events. cheeks make dee>Ollts.
11 to 15 y..,. Otd HOUSECLE.ANER Wanled afternoon receplton•sl to patties. con1es1s M-F11 1ec t>ani. Do the banlung
Temporary pagtm available
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(714) ~2132 pleasanl almosphere Sales I bilk It dell ed 'Es LJ"l.ol ] ouc•,..•v£AAG£PfAwt(K Oarlene.645-1863 EOE 111.r 100Y.Free Call Pete \110110 al TIE~lllYUVRI ailed PO ' ""'"
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Needed 10 cieal'l apt in Bette< Homes & Gardens. tome poS1lion in sales ------uecutlW o.aa, S200.
OR MORE Hunt Beach & olfloe In • Cosia Mesa S a 1 e s e • p e r 1 e n c • 843-Q 11 days. 840-7052
CONTACT •. lad Cosla Mesa L1undry. Aeaplrelory Thefapy prefened 1660 Pf&C*'llta 3 ...,.,.,Ing.I
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Permenent jOb. 545-3292 NSI Sefvices. Inc: . lhe dable person 10 wonc
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Fauc:eis disposal. heater
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12-Hr shifts available 961005. Ft WC>fth. Tx Anllqllfl 8000 l<l ft FREE Dog lo good hOme.
M1j0r demand f()( nights 7616 1 We Buy Et1a1n '.it Lab.'' Chow ... lhOCa.
thruout Orange County 193 I N41wport Blvd CM hc>ualttralned. neutered. se call to hnd OUI SEnnllf Movln~. c an'I keep.
abOYI our benefit pack. F ll needed for small Top SS Pllld tor Poltwyl 24 l-84 5, 541· 7338
ages. new hire bonuses & g r a p n 1 c d e • Catalina . B1uer. Kay PETS ARE PEOPLE TOOi
necessary quallfic:a1tons s.gn1advert1stng SlvdtO 1n F1ncn 30's & 40's dish· Dogg1e Haircuts. Cet
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N seNTM 1117 t-OI .. fl~ I fl ... ptOWll • ...,_ ... Cir If COITA WA. Mure. 0nnge. CA -1 .,._ ftOI ... llW\ ~ TilofN9 J. llorrtl. oi.tlt ..-"'9 County a.ti o1 Ot-~ "":. ~ '°~i d 5 IPeed AMlirM THI PITt1lON ........ llCtlona. ~. ,.. o..er·" ...... ..... Tiiie ~ ....... parOMt(~ol ....... _ Attomew .... County on DmrnW • • • c:!ett; ,._ ~ o. deoedelll'a Wll.L IM IOf'9I ,. ... itattwa le,.. If c:.lllflll& ... • _.. dUCtMbyOC>1*11..,.. price , end furnlall ey fhO!ftee J. loftia. " 1 ...
• · c:odlele. If llfY, be ........ QIMed to gift no4lol to .._., la ,..... • • Tiiie ......,_. ... fllacl .---evtdenc1n1 fllll Dlputy D11111c1 Attorney ' ,.-~ ml'ICE
31,000 mltM. 13,tOO. 10 probete. n. .. IM llfY "'*-*' ,..._. uNala ....... CMGlle we Km with,.. eour.ey ci.ti of Ot· IN l'9CIWed INwenoe Is In Publlahed Or-.. coeee Publlehed orenoa CoaM
7n.4007 oodlcla .,.. •'4lletlla for ~ heve w.IWd notlo9 or a W IOOK ... IMlat enoa Coui1ly on No¥'1mber .,._. ln tl!la 8MCUlll Ml Daly"°' December 10, 17, = f111ot DaoemMf 11. ...,.
Pllll,11'111111 :=.In the Illa kl!Pt ::.C,,,~n!: ~~ :::~;~!\,:.~· :e~: 20L.;.:'A.Aoee -:=.-~':'::!":; 24. '"°· wm :tto· Jenuery 3, 10. 11. ~al'&".r
Look a rune grHI, A HEARING on u. .,_, edlNnllltretton anMttty w11 ..... ••: Tr.....,.. Publlhed o...,. eo.t enter lnlo IUdl OOMNCt IM w-nl n. ......... ,.,.... .. eunroof, muat 1M1 Alk· eion w42 be he9d on JANU-~ granted unlHa an ..-lr4trnll1 II n• di -. o.ity "°' December 20. 27. wute the reQlllred doc»-..a.IC ll)TIC( cklinl ~ •
Ing 10250. 371-02" Affr 25, 1990 at 1:45 P.M. In ,,,..,_,eel person .._ 11n -... ' ' w ..._Ill 19d. J-.wy 3, 10. 1tl0. menta, llldl tNd aacurtty _. MUC ll)JIC( AW'a Clab Hedaoue. '1•
after epm, o.y., Alie for Dept. No. 3 localed ., 100 objection 10 Ihle petteklft and •• I . '"" .......... "' ... W711 ... tortelead. UClllOW .. AllrlWy Ave.. ec.a ...... Mertc Link 818-89$-7474 CMc: Center Drtw, Sanla lhowl good cauae wf'Y the CMJOIC-. ...... c.My Payment and per -19*DA flCTmOUI .,_.. ca. t292e. 1----------AM. CA 92703. ~ lhould nol grent IM el Ot ......... OI C.-.. formencie borldl INll be,.. MOnca TO MMm ITA~ Dlro PW1nera f1 LP.
RENAULT FUEGO 1912, IF YOU 08JECT to the authority. ....... ~prior to the enculton CMDfTOlll tW The tolowtng peraona .. Dlro, Inc.. Ca Cellfornia
2-d oor hatchbec:k, &-grentlng of the petition. you A HEARING on the pet!-T1'e ....._ "'c•1 • flC1"10Ue .,..... of the contrect IM "'811 be IUUC w.. dolna bUlinW aa: corporation • Generel Pert-IC*ld. air conditioning, lhou6d either appear at the tlon will be held on F!8AU-el1M .... 11111111ttt1~ MMm ITA'F7SIT In the form Mt forth In Iha (e... f11M111 INlEANATIONAl .fU-ner).
power ttMflng, brek• l l'IWlng and atate 1.,ou1 ob-ARY 1, 1990 at 1:45 P.M. In w ~RI-al •Hllltl• ~ The to1owtng persona.,.. contract documenta. Bondi U.C.C.) TURE SRATEGISTS, INC .. 2 Thia butlneu la con-w I nd ow 1 , AM I F M tecflona or Na written objec, Oepl No. 3 tocated I t 700 el IM Int• 11111 lr••ll1• di~ M: lhell r9'Nlln In full force and NOTICE 18., HEREBY Fort Sumi•, lrvlne, Callf. ducted by. a llmHed partner·
Cawtte, ....._, 11,450 tlona with Iha QOUrt before CMc: Cenl., DrM. Senti .. : 1111 ......... ..... (• ERAO PROPEATIE8 effect through 11\eguet ....... GIVEN IO Cfedllor• of the 92720 ship 080 531-4158 IN haerlng. Youc appMr· Ana. CA 02702-0838. NewS*t ..... CA-. (b ICHAEl FERA<> ANO period M ..,.alad In the wtttlln-named tranafworia) CMrry L. ~. 2 Fort The reglllranl com-. anca may be In per.on or by If' YOU OBJECT to Iha All..._ e.1n• MMea ASSOCIATES, 425 30th general coodtttona. 1'lat 1 bulk transter II In-Sumt•. lrrina, Calif. 92720 meric.d lo lrlt\Wt ~ 'flllTI llllW 1Ml your attorney. Qfanllng of Iha pellllon, you end .... 11111 Wd ~ h SlrM I , Newpor1 BHch, Each b'<I mutt conform l«lded to be made on I*' Thl1 bulin.., la con, nea under Iha llc1111oue
Auto Altf Pow s-IF YOU ARE A CREOOOR shoukS attller llPP4lllr II the lnl9ftdlcl .,. ................ Calff. 92ee3 and be r~ to the IOtlll Jl(operty llere!Nf1• dueled by: "'lndlvldual bullnell name or narn.
st..:eo 'Low M~Uk"e or I conllngenl creditor of hearing and stale your ob-....._ ,_.. .... ,_e .. lar Mlc:tlMI A. Fetro. 304 contract OOCUmenta. djM(:(lbed. Tile reglatrenl com, M1ted aboYe on NIA Nftt (2FJS40fi) Iha d9cMMd, you mua1 file jectlona ()(Ille wrlllen objec-• kftOWft ............... Dahlia Pl .. C()(ona del Mer, The DISTRICT r...,._ 'The name(•) end bullnea menced 10 tranaact bull· Oito, Inc. f0< Dir No. t l .P ..
your c;1e1m with Iha coun end llont wllll Ille court before tnnaWM ar9: NOem. C•llt. 92825 lhe rlghl to reject any or .. lddr... of the Intended n..a under the flclllloua Ralph O .. Muncut•
... mall a C09Y to the perlONll the hearing. Your IPPM'· The prepertr la de· Thi• bu1lnH1 11 con-bids or 10 waive lll'IY If· trinaterC)fia) are: JAMES E. butlneaa name or namee Thia statement wu flled
BILL MAXF{-TOYOT A. repreeentlltw eppotnled by ance ma~ be In person 0< by 9CftlMd In ....,.. ea: Al dueled by: an lndMdual regularltles or lntormalltlee PARKER AND MARILYN L. lialed above on: NIA with Ille Counly Olertc of Of.
19881 Beech BtYd .. H.B. the court will'lln four monlhl your 11torney •Ioctl In .,..._ ......., The regl1tr1nt com-In eny b4de or In the bidding. PARKER, 14450 Culver Charry l . LIUen Inge County on Jenuaiy 4,
847"'555 from Iha dal• of liflt 1.. IF YOU ARE A CREDITOR ... rpiwtt end ....... of menced lo lrenwt bull· Pursuant to""~ Orlve Suit• ...... lrWw CA Thi• llalemenl WU tiled tt90. ~ 1----------auenc.olleltersuprovlded or 1 conllngenl oredllor of 1 _.. '2Zl PAIL°" ness un~ Iha ftclltloue of Section t773 ol thi Cell-92114 · ' wllh Iha County Ci.rte of Of· PubllstMld Orange Coeat flml mJ 1•1 In MC11on 9100 of lhe Call· the ~. you mull Ille Ml1I,.._ kftOWft • ..._. bulinas name or namM fomla l •bor Code. !he DI-The' toe.lion In Celltomla ange Counly on oacembet Daily Pilot Januety 10, 17,
5-Speed Altf Tll1 St•eo fomla Probate Code The your claim willl the court and Ed'• Ptzu end located at listed above on: December reclor of Iha Oepartmenl of of Iha cniel executive office t9, tte9 24, 31, 1990. W792 Cassell~ ~nroof Cus-llme tor llllng claims will nol mall a copy 10 the personal 410 E. 17ttl It., In IM City of 13, 1989 lndullrlal !Wetlont of Iha or ptlndpal bu..,_. otlloe ,.....
tom W""'• like Newt expire prior 10 lour months rapresenlallve appointed by Coala ...... Mlchael A Ferro Stale of Clllfornla hal de-01 the lnlended tranafef'or i. Published Orange Cout ----------
(2CEj 9841 from Ille dale of Ille hearing tile court wltllln lour months c-tr of 0r-.., , .. ,. Tiiis slatemenl wu flled !ermined lhe generelly SAME AS ABOVE Delly Pllol Oecembet 27. PllllC NOTICE
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noticed above. lrom the date of llrat la-of Cllffom&a, end tranefef wllll lhe County Clerk of Or-prevalllng rales of WllQM In All other butlneu namea 1989. January 3, 10. 17, ----------
YOU MAY EXAMINE lhe 1Uanceot1e11enuprovlded ttie followln9 alcot.ollc ange County on Deeembet the locallty In which lhll end addr ..... used by lhe 1990 ~~1L_ ~ .. •
BILL MAXEY TOYOTA. Ille kepi bt Ille coun II you In seclion 9100 ol lhe Call-bnera9• llcanH (or 19. 1989 W()(k Is lo be performed. Intended lranaf•or(•l wtlllln W-777 NOTICE OF PETTTlON
18881 Beecti Blvd .. H.B. are a person Interested In lornia Probate Code The ~-): "41 On .... ..., F..-o Coples ol lhne rate de-Iha all lhr .. years u far u TO •OMINtSTEA OF "-ior epec:i-847-8555 lheeslale.youmaylllewllh llmef()(flllngclaimawillnol end Win• Number Publlslled Orange Co.al 1erm1na11on1. enllll•d 11 fnown 10 Iha Intended P\alC M)TIC[ ~ -peenu, unusuel col-the coun 1 formal Request expire prior to lour months 41-Gl3272, -leeued to Dally Pilot Deeembef 27, PRE V A I l ING WA GE lrl!lsletee(I) ere: NONE ESTATE OF:
_..... & klcfl Items. Tnet1 Sii lenll 'II tor Special Ncllce of lhe m. from Iha date ol l he hearing ,,_._located II •10 E. 1989. January 3. 10. 17, SCALE. are on tile al lhe The name(s) and t>u.ineaa ftCTITIOUS _..II ALLEN H. OGILVl~1 ~-y 7ent-1419 p~ Au(o, Air. Power Steering, Ing ol en ln¥entory and ape nouced above 17th II., tor lM ..,_._ 1990 DISTRICT o111ce; and copies lddressoflhelnlededlran1-N..._ ITATR•NT 8190 known a AUEN
Stereo. (2MBN090) praiNn*ll of estate asaell YOU MAY EXAMINE Iha localed at410 I . 17ttl It., In W-781 may be Oblalned on req~t. lerM(a) are: VICTOR PAUL The lollowtng perlOtle ere HARRY OGILVIE
.. "I or of any pelilion ()( acooun1 Ille kepi by lhe court II you Iha City of eo... ...... A copy or lhne rates lhell PERINE Ind OLIVIA V PER-doing bull,_ u : CASE NO. A1511n as provided in section t250 are a person 1nl9fHled In c-nty of 0r.,., 1111• of P\RIC NOTIC[ be posted at Heh fob aile. INE 2101 w Gregory Lene O 1 SC O v ER PAR A . To el Mira
BILL MAX EV TOYOTA, ol the Calllornla Probate Ille es1a1e. you may Ille wnh CaMtomla. .. The con1111c1or and any sub-la Habra. CA 9063 t ' l E o Al s. 2 4 9 3 t v 11 benelc:iarin, c:rectas'
.... -..., 18881 Beach Blvd .. H.B. Code. A Request tor Special the court a formal Request That ltl• 1mount of FICTITIOUI IU ... ll con1rac1or under 11 shall be The property perllnenl Sonoma Laguna Niguel conlingenl credtors ~
547,5555 Notlcelormisavallabletrom for Special Nollce of lhe IU-purcti.eprk:eof_..,. NAME ITATl..wf polled al Hell lob site. The hereto 11 described In gen-Calif 92656 ' ~ -"° ' "'9Y .JY_... ....,__ VOL VO 1982 DL 5 speed Iha coun clerk. Ing of an Inventory and ape allon on -"°" wlUI The following penona are oonlraclor end any IUbcon.· .,al ., lurnllure. ftxlut•, Marianne Shearer Ronca. <**•lea be In..,.._. in
llVft ~wn • · A Homey for "9ttt•onet. praiMmenl ol eslale use11 aa6d ~of Mid*'-'-dOlng bulinesa u · 1r1e1or undet II ~ PIY not equipment 1 rad en a ma 2'93 t Vie Sonoma. Laguna lt'9 wil or ..... OI bolt'!
WAY FOR WEEK-AIC.d 4i door. ::c~l~~I 0-ge H. aye, hq., 1515 0< of any iie1111on or account {or llceftMe) Md Mid bwl-OMNI PACIFIC, 28892 less lhan llle~llled goodwill, ~ .. e. leuehold NIQuel. Calif. 92656 of: Al.LEN H. OGILVIE' •:!JilO. Cf\erter State-Of-c 0 n 1 t 0 n · lecond Awe .. twte 110, Ian u provided in secilon t250 -. ~ h ...._ Sotelo, Mission Viet<>. Calif. ptevaillng rein °1 wages 10 1mptovement1. covenant nol Ca lily Lynn McCann. Ibo known u Al.LEH
illrt 34• Cre.fock Pll deal 969-3946 otego, CA '2101-3005 of Ille California Probate mated Inventory, 11 lM-92692 911 wa<kers employed by to compete merchan<SIM In-28188 Mouhon Partcway No HARRY 001. VIE wlth •~dpper. 67S-71~ VW t987 Cabriolet con-PublistMld Orange Caul Code. A Request for Special ot '100.000.00, wMctl _. Sllerron M Cllegren, lhem In the execution of lhe ventory, ~ Is toe.led a1· 1116, Laguna Nlgoe4. Ctalf A PETITION hea beei1
verllble. Black. 5-speed. Daily Pllol January 3. 4. 10. Nolice form lsavailable from .... ,of tM 1°'9o•'"9; "--26692 Sotelo. Mlaslon Viejo. Ir act 14450 Culver Drive. Sulla 928S6 Med l:!Y ROGER A.
1990 lhe cour1 clerk !Mory"° ... 1100.000.00. Calll 92692 No bidder may withdraw "A" lrvlne CA 92714 This buaineu 11 con-OGl.VIE' In lt'9 Superlof W Boats 701 4 alarm, extended war-Will789 AltorMy tor Pelltk»ner. TI\at tt .._~agreed Dennis J Chegren, 26692 llis bid for a perlOd of forty-The eu.inesa name uMd dueled by. a gene<al part-Court of Caillornla. Counly
12' SAILBOAT ranly, excellent con-Donatd l . GrMne, 1• E. belwMn la6d lie-lftd Sotelo, Mission Viejo. Callf five (451 days afler Iha dale by lhe said lrensferor(a) It nerelllp of ORANGE.
BUILT BY SCHOCK dltlon. always garaged. P\&JC NOTICE 17ttl 81 .. Ste. 1A, Coate lnlended treneterae .. ,.. 92692 set for lhe Of)erllng thereof. aald locatlon Is HERITAGE The rag1stran1 com-THE PETrTION
$9900 OBO. 733-2401 ...... CA 12S27 q"'red by Sec:. 24074 of tM Tll1s bus1neu 11 con-Pur1Uanl to Section 4590 PET CENTER menced to transact bull· ~· lhait ROGER A S677005-700B7~ YW 'll M-•S NOTICE Of PETITION Pubhsl\ed Orange CoaSI au.tnN• lftd Proliuloo• dueled by tiusband and wife 01 lhe Government Code °' The bulk 1ranslat 11 In-ness under lhe llc1u1ou1 OGI. VIE be eppolntad •
• "'"-TO ADMINtlTEI' Dally Pilol January 9 10 16 Code, lt\et ltle ~-Tile reg1stran1 com-lhe Stale of Calilomta, Iha !ended 10 be consummated bullneu name or names pet90nal repteeenleM IO
0014wlthlrallef.$A35 Best Offer! 960-0877 or ESTATE Of' 1990 etk>nfor ttie1r--.rofutd menced to transact busl· con1rac1 wlll c:onlaln al Iha ollce ol ALDEN lisledabove on NIA edmlnis.., tie ...... of
Small boall $75-$150 964-7838 RUTHCHAH ___,.., TWl76 buelnftl and lr-tef of ness under Ille llcl1tlous PfOVISlcns permltllng Iha LYMAN ESCROW CORP , Mat11nneShear.,Ronca lhldlo9dlnl. •
&42-3559 VW '78 SUPERBEETLE WHEELER AKA aatd llcenM Ii to be P96d buSlness name or names succB1sful bidder to 11326Soulll Street <Atmoe, TlllS slatemenl was filed THE PETITION
White & black. Con-RUTH C. WHEELER P\RIC NOTICE onty eftef la6d lraniter .... 11s1eo above on December aubsOlule MCU<ltlM tor elf'/ CA 9070 I on or aher J1nu-wHh lhe County Clerk or Or-,.queetl. '-dac»dll\r1 AKA RUTHE CHA.IE been at>PfOYed bJ !ti. De-n . 1989 monies wllhhetd by the Ota-1ry 29, 1990 ange County on Deoember Will Md coclcia. If eny, Slps/Dodcs/Stor1ge verllble. new engine. WHEIUR AXA ORDER TO SHOW pertmenl of Alcotlollc: Sllerron C11410ren lrlCI lo ensure performance Ttil1 bulk transfer IS tub· 19. 1989 be ...,.t'-d to pt'ObeW. 7022 tires. upholslry $A600. RUTHI C. WHEELER CAUIE FOR leyer-oe Control. Tt11s sra1emen1 was tlled under Iha conlracl. )eel 10 Calilornla Uniform ,.._ The wtl Md eny oockla
----------723-4935 c-Number. CHANGE Of' NAME Tti.t a Nie. lranifer and w1lh rhe County Clefk ol Or-Gow ...... .._.., U . Commercial Code Secllon Publlalled Orange Coast •• alllllabte lot II' Siii Tit Y.W. ITI t lH A·151M7 c-No. a 1110 nm• n I 0 t t ti• ange County on Deoembef Rowley, Dtreeter, ,,.._.. 61oe Oa11y P11o1 Oeceml>ef 27. e1amnation In tie tile Mpc A II bl I N 1 To all lleirs, beneficiaries A-1514n alM•latd •lock In lrlde, 18 1989 ,,_1, .._..._ .._.. The na.me and address of 1989. January 3 tO, 17, by tie oourt
Ya • e n ewpor 5-Speed, Cullom Wheels. creditors. con11ngen1 cred•· ••oonHnnn c11~ tia.s 111--' flxlurH , equipment end F440lel "'*"" Hlf" ~ Dletrtc1 lhe person wllll whom 1990 THE PETITION Beech. 675-4704 low Miies• like New• ... -·-.. ~ .., good wlll of l8'd ~ Publtsned Ora,.,.. Cou1 ..... --... ... tors. and persons who may a pe1111on 1n 1111s court for an 111 be led _ _. Published Or11nge Coast D ly Piiot J . ..,_ 3 10 clalm1 may be flied 11 W-778 ·~-au.-.. , .., NEWPORT SU~ (0318981 Oltierw1se be inte<ested in order allowing pellll~ 10 w conlUfftml ....... Daily P1IOI December 27 II anuary . • ALDEN l YMAN ESCROW ~ .. t9tale
Up to 45 n and 22 It ... II the will or estate.()( bolll, of cllange 111s111e< name from ttie conelderetlon ttler9for 1989 January 3 10 17 1990
787 CORP . 11326 Soulh Street. fltB.IC M>TICE undlf h ll1da~ocleot
$131Ft. Available now. BILL MAXEY TOYOTA RUTH CHASE WHEELER Moonllong Cll04 to Tllomal to,elhef wlttl .... conalder-1990 w Cerritos, CA 90701 and lhe ~llon of e ....
675-7039 18881 Be h Bl d 9 ' AKA RUTH C WHEELER Moon Cllot atlon few ttle Ir-fer end W-771 IUI day for fillng claims by flCTfTIOUS IU ... 11 Act (Thia ~ ..
8 ~ 855; " H. . AK II RUT H E CH ASE 1t 11 lle<eby ordered tlla1 a 111 0 n m •" t of 1 h • fltRIC M)flC( any creditor sllall be January NAME ITA TIMINT lllow 1he pef9onal
Sltp Avall -No llve Aboard 11iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii4iiiiii-iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii WHEELER AKA RUTHE C all persons interested In lhe aforeu ld llc:•n•• (or 26, 1990 whk:ll 11 Ille busl· Tile lollowlng petsons are repreeenla!Ne to .._
Up to 32' $385 11 WHEELER man er aforesaid appear llc:enMI) 1110 be P96d on M P\RIC NOTICE PU9LIC NOTICE: ness day before the con-dcmg business as nwny . ec:lone ~
45' seeo WE'LL •• , YIU A PETITION has been hied before lllls COUrl In Depart-eftef ltle 31'1 day of ,,__ NOTICE TO NON.JUOICAl summallon date speciflced EMERGENCY AIRE SER· obanng . OOUt1 ~· SWALES ANCHORAGE by TOM CLARK 1n lhe Su· ment Ne 3 al 700 CMc ary, ttlO, at ttle eec:row de-FORFEITUM Cofttrol above VICE COMPANY 8•3 a.tore lllNng ~ .,.,.,
o.lty 9-5 548-1501 TO Tl.IE IYEI perlOt Cour1 of Callf()(n1a. Center Drive Wesl Sanla perlment of NEW,ORT CONTitACTORS No. lt-o1M Daled December 28. 1989 Towne SI Colla • Meta ~It = Couniy or Orange Ana Cahlornia. on January ESCROW COMltANY, at CAU.IHO FOR ltol On Septembef t3. 1989 Victor Paul Perine Calif 92627 · howevef. f'9 WllTlll llLll& ISll THE PETlllON reque11s 23 1990 11 2 0 clocil Pm 2115 lrtet°' I t.. lft ttle City AG ENCY Hunllnglon at 1000 SOUTH COAST Ohvta v Perine Patric k Tierney 843 repr........ .. be Boet slip for MW 22'. WSE! Illa! TOM CLARK be ap-and Ill~ and lllere sllO...; of Coale ...... County of Beacti Union Higll SchOOI DRIVE. APT •St0'. Intended TransferB91s) Towne SI Costa 'Mna required'° gM no4ice to
818-508..()798 Qam-5pm po.nled as personal rep-cause, 11 any lf\ey have, wily Orange, State of Cefffofnla D1stnc1 COSTA MESA. Calltornla, PubhSl'led Orange Coul Calll 92627 · interePtd ~ uneaa
-;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; Bb:~er:, Bw~ri'e ~~~~ resentallve IO admlSler Ille Slid pelltlon tor ctiange of t212e, provided tti.I !ti. Pro1ecl Name Cog-a-Officers Of .lhe Orange Coun-Dally P1lo1 January tO. 1990 Tiiis buslneSI II con-f"Y haw w9i'fad nolice Of • es111e ol Ille dece<lent. name sllould not be granted. Depalt,,_t of Alcottoffc hon Systems • Edi ton, ty Slleflfl s OHice selzed W795 ducle<l by an Individual coneentad to h propoMd Misc. Transportation black Interior. plnstrlp-THE PETITION requests 11 15 lurlller or<Jered 11111 a lh'fef-O-Control .... ..,.. Marona, We11m1n11er, and properly for lor19'1ure In Tile registrant com-.c:Uon.) The ~t
Ing. rear <Mck apollef. Ille decedent's WILL and copy 01 11115 ()(der 10 show prO'fed Nici Tr-tef of Huntington Beacll Hlgti connecllon wltll Ylolallon• or menced 10 transact bull· adrTiniP'alion •""'°"'Y CMpn/Tr*ts OOl 4 custom wheela. car cOdletls, If any. be admllled cause be publlslled In Or· Nici llc9ftN. Sch004s • Btd •705 HeallhandSalelyCooeSec· P\B.IC NOTICE neat und9f Ille llcUlloua !1f11 be grantlld u,._ an
__ phone, fully leaded 10 PfObal1 The W111 and any ange Coast Dally Pilol. a DMed "--14. 1980 Bid Deadline 2·00 P.M . Hons 10 w11 11352 buliMN name or narnee inw~llid per-.on ~ an
SOUTHWINO 1978. 22', Company transfer, muSI codictls are 1vallable for newspaper ol gen er al LW. Wiit.,., Tr9Mferor On Jan 31. 1990 The eshmatedf apprai9ed flCTITIOUI IU ... 11 Mllad above on December ~IOn lo h ~
37,000 ortglnal mllea. sell' Assu~ lease al e•am1na11on 1n the Ille kept circutahon pubhSl'led in 11111 end~ Place ol Bid Receipt: value ol the property 1s NAMI ITAT'lmNT 1 t989 and shows OOOd C8Ul4'
generator, awning, new $575l mo 1 by Ille court county 11 ~st once a weell Mercella Y. W11tara, Procurement Office. Room S23,810 00 The seized The IOllowlng ~ are ·Patrick Tierney why h OOUlf lhould no(
Mlchellns. excellent con-lll·Hlt THE PETITION reque1ts for lour consecullve week• Tr~ end L~ 361. Hunllngton Beac:ll Pfe>perly It dacr1bad u IOI· doing bu~ as: Thia 11a1ernen1 wu llled grant'-&I~
dltlon. S l l .500 969•3946 •-;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; aull'•0<ily 10 administer tile prtor 10 Ille day 01 said llear· CtMlflt Ung Klfft, Tr--UHSD Iowa $15,500 00 Untied Wl~OS ANO COMPANY. with the County Ctenc 01 Or· A HEA_RIHG on tie ,. estate under lhe ln<Jepen. ing ferae lfMt lnlended Tren•· Place P1an1 Are On Fiie: S1a1es Currency, $7.900 00 757 Domingo •B. Newpor1 1 Cou Oeoembef pe..ion wil be hetd on AutosDomtstk 9300 denl Adm1n111rahon 01 Es· Dated Dec 1' 1989 ..,.. c• t025tYorklOWY1Ave ,Hun1-Unlled Stain Currency. Beecti.Callf 92660 t~~989 n1y on J~ 25. 1990 et 1:45 MotortyMs/ ... -c·A·o···1·o·eou-·pe-de--V-llle-. !ates l\CI (This aulllorlly al-JAMES A j ACKMAN .Ni'I loot! Kim, Tr9f'I•· 1ng1on Beacll, CA 9264§ Pll $410 00 United Stales Cur· Wendy Marie Bedard, 757 • ,...., P.M. lri Dept. 3 located ••
Scootm 0018 Help! Must sell 1 owner lows the personal repre_,-Jud9• of lh• lu~rlo; ..,.. 8ftd Intended Tr-(714) 964-3339 Ext 4~ rency Domingo "B. Newport Publlshed Orange Cou 1 700 CMc Centaf OrM
laltve lo lake meny ecllons C-1 e.r.. NOTICE IS HEREBY Purauanl lo Secllon 8e1Cll. Calif 92660 Dally Pilol December 27. WMt. San'8 Ane. CA 1te9 •YAMAHA RADIAN car LOIS of extras. Best witllOUI Oblalnlng OOUrl •P-Published Orange Coasl " ........ 0r-.. Cwt GIVEN lhal Ille above-11488 4(j) 01 lhe California Tiiis buslnHs II con-1989 J 3 10 17 92701.
Motorcycie. 650 CC, only offer 64!>-9065 proval Bef()(e lalclng cer1aln Dally Pllol Decembe< 20 27 Deity lttlot ,,.,_, 10, 1980. named School Ot11r1e1 of Or-Heallll and Safety Code, ducted by an lndMdual 1990• llluary · · · IF YOU 08JECT TO
1000 mlles $2750 --cA"~fg ELDORADO ac110ns, tioweY9f, the per-1989 January 3 10 1900 · W794 ange C¥1Y. Cetif()(nla, act· procedu1" . •o tortelt tll1s Tile rag1s11an1 com-w-nv h ~of h petll6on,
968--0698 Red with vlnyf white lop. sonal repr_,laUve 11 re-· w762 Ing by and lllrougll ltl Gov· :=ri wlthoul tudlcial ~ 10 lransac1 bust-iiilhou ..,._., el tie
Full' equip. Cuatom quired 10 give not~ 10 ernlng Board, llef.,nafler re-Inga ere unde< way ness under lhe flcllllou1 1111_.,. Mnnrc Mid ..... JOI# 1n1eres1ad peraona unlels lerred lo as "OlSTRICl". will II you claim an ln1.,...1 lo buslneM n1me or namea f'UUU\I ""1 ~ Of • wrtnln
OS \llinted 9020 wheels. Very good oond. lhey h•ve w1lved nollce or P\RIC NOTICE rece1ve up 10. bul nol le1er lhls properly, you mutl llsled above on· Ncvembet flCTITIOUl IU ... ll · will h OOW' :cera WANTED Trucka 1 OwMf. SAOOO OBO. conMnted to the ptopoeed P\IM.IC M)JIC( than the at>ove-11a1ed llme, w11111n 30 days of the first 15. 1989 N..._ ITATl•NT f'9 heering. Your
f:lntl •• Free ~etsala. 761-8825 or 67~8502 action.) The lndep9f\denl NOTICI Of sealed bids f()( the award of publlcallon ol 1111s Nolle•. Wendy Marie Bedard The foltcwlng peraone are appeerance nwy be In a.a... s ..... 4,.3 w. C HRYSLER 1084 Le admlnlllratlonaulhorltywtll ..... ~~TY FICTITIOUllU.,..IS a conlr•Clforlheat>ovepro-fileaverlfledclalmslatelng Thi• 11a1emen1 was filed dOingbualnessu ~IF orb¥YoUf,.~
D -C M 845--2963 be granted unlHI an .... ~u.-~ NAMEITATEMINT tecl 8'dullallberecelvedln your 1n1er .. 1 tn lhe Mlzed w1llllheCounlyClerkofOr· R CO OS FORES YOO "'"E A
-7• • • a.on 4-door. Exc*tent lnt.,...ted l*IOtl lllet an Nottce Is hereby given 111a1 Tile IOllowtng peraons are lhe piece ldenllfied above, Pfoperly wllll lhe Clerk ol ange County on December AN H l L CREOITOA OI a
condition. 25.500 mKea. objecllon 10 lhla pe1lllon and Ille undersigned wlN MM al d0tng buSlness as and shell be opened and Ille Orange County Superior t9 t989 CABLE~SION. 33971 s.tva cootl11gent cracMOI of tie 4Ylhfef Drfvt/Jeep$ ~591 lhows ~ cauM why Iha pubhc auction pur1uant lo MARCO POLO ITAUAN publlCly read aJoud I f lhe Cour1. 100 Civic <Anter f .... 1 Road c'8
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9030 liiiPiiii:fti:piijjjpijjjpip;;j;;;,lcourt lhculd nol grant Ille Section t988 of the c1,,,1 EATERY. 1260 Bison Ste above-Ila led lime and Orrve Wesl. Santa Ana. CA Publlsl\ed Orange Coul N'l'*· all 'f04ll di!'" Wif'I h court '"""!'!"!"""!'!''!'!'!'""'!"~'"'""!!"""!~• au1horlty Cede of lhe Slate of C111, 0-1. Newpor1 Beac.ll. Calif place. 92701 You alao musl Dally P1to1 December 27, a ncllc Locs Florn Ind nWI • copy to ~ 'M JEEP WRANGLER A HEARING on the pell-lorn1a tile following ml1-92660 Plans ano 1pec111ca11on1 provide Ill• Olarlct At-1980. January 3. 10. '7. Cablevlslon. allfornta. ~ repreeentaUYe
SAHARA eeon wlll be held on JANU· ceu1neou1 personll prop-Marco POio Pasta House and all con1rac1 documents 1990 33971 s.tva Road Ste 230• ~'9d by 1he court Loecs.d. 13K mllee. Excel-ARY 18. 1990 al 1:45 p M. In erly IO·W11 ldenlifMld by len· Inc., Texas. 1260 Bison Ste may be purclla .. d al W·7tJO liuna Niguel, Callf 92877 wtflin lour l"°""8 from
'lent condition. Must .... ~1. Ne. 3 toe.led 11 700 1nS1 name and addresa: D· !. __ Newpor1 Beacll, Calif owner's ottlce for$ t0.00 per ducllledls bbyusalnc~!,_,1a'i1ocnon-!!,'!~ o•l llrsl~laauence ~
.._ Center Drive Senta later Marlln (George 920till ael Payment will not be re-, ~ ... -. --· •• 12•500· 964-47•. IMve AM. CA 92701. • Homs!), 24331 Rhona Drive. J.S R Inc .• Clalf()(nla, 567 funded and lhe plan• and GROFF rueuc NOTICE Tile reglslranl com-~Caibl'Ne 9p1 • of,.~
• • ,,... If YOU OBJECT IO Iha laguna Niguel. CA 9265e San NICOias Ste 208. New-apeclfW:.lionl and conlrlci menc.d to lranaact bual-• robMe ......... ........ t _Mid. lter90, c:e.. redl·
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trenllng of Iha petlllon you sofa .... dining table wl 6 port Beaell Calif 92660 documenl• .,. nol required v E R G I E A N N F1CTITIOU9 ~.. MN under lhe tlc1lllout The ..,. '°' ~ dllma
_..._ _ _..__,lhould ellhar1PPMtatlhecna1rs,31ami>s.q..-,bed, M1rco 'Polo-Newport toberelutned GROFF. age 95, NAMllTATOIENT ~~:X::': ~= wl=~tle ti!~
LINCOLN 1.., MA-Mering and ital• YoUI ob-3 lwtn bed•. 3 nlgh1 ltends. a.acfl. a Oen Par I of Mateo tn ICCCfdence _,,, the passed away January The followtng pereona ere 18 t989 ~ _...._.. ~--·'Y "" Vl, tecflon• or file written objec· refrigerator. misc Polo Pas1a House Inc. 567 provi11ons of California Pub-8 1990 b . doing bualness u : M S ...... ,......., ...,.. loaded, 1 5,000 080 tlonl with the court before Tll11 aale wlll be by com-Sin Nlcola.s Ste 206, New-lie Contract Cede Secllon • • orn in (a ) US PR 0 G R A M ark lomann YOU MAY EXAMINE
M0-4710 IN hMrlng. Your appear-pellllve bidding on the 241h P<lf1 Beach, Cllll. 92ee<l 3300. lhe 0111rlc1 requires Gypsum, Kansas o n MAKERS (b)USPM. t835 w1itih~lt8!.i~t=ot ~ the 16e llept by lt'9 ccuf1 H
11ic:e mey be In person or by day ol January. 1990, II 8 This bu1lne11 11 con-111a1 bidder poaMU a Gen-October 26. 1894. She Newport Blvd •201, Colla •nge County on December you •• a pet90ll
your attorney. PM on Iha preml-wh9f'e ducted by a general pert-eraJ Ensilneerlng -ClaM con-15 surv'ved b d h M .... C1lll. 92627 19 t989 inlereatlld In lt'9 ....... IF YOU ARE A CREDITOR H id prOpel'ly Is tl()(ed and nerslllp tractor a llcenM al the lime Bol • y Cauhg • US Program Mak.,I, Inc.. ' ,..._. you may file with tie COUf1
or 1 conllngenl creditor of whlcll la localed al Soulll Tile reg111r1n1 com· Ille contract 11 aw1rded. lers, nme an-California Publllhecl Or Coeat a tom'lel ReQueet lot
the dee nu cs you mua1 Ille cut Auction. 2202 S. Main menoed 10 1ranMC1 bull· Tiler• wtll be 1 mandatory d l er , Costa Mesa. T"'8 bualneu 11 con-Delly Pllot ~ber 27 SoeOel Nocice ol tie Mina ~dalmwtththe~and Sl ,1n1haCltyolSant1Ana. neu undet Iha flc1111ou1 job walk lo eommenc:. al Charlsi~ P. (W illiam) ducledby·a CCfporatlon 1989 Jenuary 3 10 17' ol ~ lrwenlOfy ana
a copy 10 !he pereona1 nly of Orange. Stet• of business name or nemea 10:00 am. on January 18. C D . 3 The rag111ran1 com-1990· • · • appraiul of •tale .... INl~Mn'lattveeppolnted by 1llforn1a The landlord r• lilted above on December 1990 at Olatrlct Mllnlen-ase, o wney. meric.d 10 1ranaac1 bull· w 774 OI of .any peWon °'
court within lciuf monlhl Iha rlgt\1 10 bid at the 15. 1989 ance Omca. 525 Yonttown. grandchildren and 3 Mia under the flclllloue • ICCOUnl aj Ptovidad In
.. l --erom the del• of nrat 1e-tale Purch.... muat be llo)'d Newlon Hunllnglon 8Hch. CA great -grandchildren. ~ name or nemea ~ 1250 of tie =:i•tijili1n -auanceoftettersa•prO'llded adewltllcaahandpeklfor Thia 1111ement w11 filed 92849Phone(714)53e-9356 V 151 tat 10 n at lletedaboveon: NIA rtaJC NOTICE Calilornie PtObete Codi A
. • perfect con-Ol~l~ ... .,..,T" In Mellon 9100 of Iha Call-1 lhe llme of purcheM. Thia with Iha County C~ of Or· All work l'T\Utt be com-Pr91idenl Requeet lot Soec:iel Notic:9
• lvea only 88""= "" '.dtt.YllOL 1 fornla Probate Code The le i1 1bujecl to prior ange County on Dacember plated wllhln 110 con-mortuary on Thura.-Thia ltetemenl wae lltad K...-lonn le~ trom tie
(7'4)248-3725 • 75 00000!-... ~ time for flllng Clatrna wit not nceflallon In the .....,.., of to. 1989 MCUllW deya from the 11me day, January 11, from wtltl the County Clel1I of Or-flCTmOUI ~U court detk. ~ .
owner. • -.,,·"-· bplre prior to lour montN llement ~landlofd ,._ of lhe Notice to Proceed i. noon to8·00P M and enge County on December MAim 8TA1-• Ateof~'=;.':. :•· 4 doof. eutometrc. m.ilM from IM dale of Iha haerlng obllgeted party. Publlltled Orange Cout 8'led by the Owner. ......, .... : J. •• 1t. 1111 The loltowlng S*'IOl'll .. "4d. ~-. control, betow blue bOOlc noticed lbow. Publilfled Orange Coea1 Delly Pilol Oe<lember 21. Fallure to comptete tna on ,.. ~-...y, anuary ,._, doing~• 0811,..9' A
1 1900. 845-2357 YOU MAY EXAMINE the Pttol January 10. 17. 1989. January 3, 10, 17, wor1l wtltlln the ltme ael lorth 12, 8:00 A.M. to 8:00 Publlttled Otenge Coea1 ~,.224 Ktnga "'8ca Pet1ners. P.1 '-" °'9M A..,.. t=========I• kl!Pt by tM cour1 11 _, 1 1990 herein w1t1 reeut1 1n fha im-p M Funeral aervice Delly Pllol Oloember 27 . ..,.20 Von t<ermen Ave., -as ..00 _.......,,..,,..,....,..,,.______ •-.,. -.. 1 ww 11 t••ed'-.ri W7" W-773 poelllon of Mquldated d.,,,.. . Sa. turda J 1 .... Jenuery 3, 10, 17. Newport Beacti, CA t2MO. .,..._,CA an ~ """-...--· • on y. anuary 1., 0ry Fly Inc... Ca11fom1e •l:omll PloC :::·.~= 13, 11:00 A.M . at for :r:a: NotlOe Of....... NI.IC ll)TIC( NIJC ll)TJC( rtaJC MJTJC( Pie~then Bell -==-------~Mllll.._ ____ ............. .-..&llWl---
-..,. ......... lllt~ lftCI IP' NOTICE OP aNCIAL PU9IJC HEARINQ8 Bro dw•y Chepel, SUITING A NEW BUS.SS?? ·o.fia~intirr of °' -:,-.:;:.: Costa Mesa. lnter-:.=:.":'~Df• 1290 m•nt. lnal~wood .,.. ca11a n•• Pr-... ••A CONaOl IDATED WATER DlaTNCT Park ~itty. In-
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