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Home My WebLink About1990-01-11 - Orange Coast PilotCOAST/A3 WORLD/A4 THE ORANGE COAST 25 CENT S e chide, support SOS move OPINION/A7 THURSDAY, JANUARY 11 , 1990 Weird twists emerge from S&L trial By JANET ZIMMERMAN or 1tw o.-y l'9o4 14.n A Newport Beach woman charged with helping skim SI 6 million from a local savings and loan to buy furs .• jewelry and other luxuries was in fact a drugged "robot" for her boss under his Svengali-like influence. her attorney told jurors Wednesday. But prosecutors contend Janet Panel rejects 'People's Park' By IRIS YOKOI or ttw o.-y .._ s""' A narrow lot an West Newport Beach filled with exotic plants and trees should not be maintained as a city park. the city's Parks. Beaches and Recreation' Commission de- cided Tuesday night. The comm1ss1on voted 5-2 - with Virg.inia Herberts and Gale Demmer dissenting -to rec- ommend the City Council keep the lot at 4210 River Ave. zoned for duplex development and not include the parcel in the city .. s park system. Despite pleas from a handful of residents to retain what they call .. People's Park." the majonty of commissioners said the 3.000- square-foot ba) front lot was not an appropnate park site because of lack of parking. cost of maintenance and the fact that the city-maintained Channel Park 1s JUSt one lot away. ScveraJ commissioners said they .wanted instead to improve the re- ponedl) underused Channel Park with more trees and possibly rec- reational fac1h11es. Voters. in a close race. TCJCCted 1n November the sale of the lot. which the city JUSt this past year realized it has owned since 1936. City offi cials wanted to sell the waterfront land and use the estimated S350,000 from the sale for public projects elsewhere in the city. However. neighboring residents who filled the lot with exotic plants Faye McKinzie. 40, was a key player in a scheme to defraud investors in the now-defunct North America Savings and Loan Association in Santa Ana. The thrift was established in 1983 by former Westminster dentist Duayne Chnstenscn. who was killed in a car crash on the Corona del Mar Freeway in 1987 as federal regu- !ato!"S prepared to take over the 1nstatu11on. Christensen hared McKinzie. a real estate broker. as a consultant for the savi ngs and loan. She main- tained a penthouse office at the association's headquarters and traveled an a compan}' Jet. According to the prosecution. the two were romant ica ll y involved a nd Christensen lavished McK1 n11e with elaborate gifts and part ies. In opening statements. Assistant U.S . .\ttome} Nanq Wieben-StcX'k told Jurors that McKinz1e used false billings from a construction proJeCt near San Franc1scoto steal SS 5 million from North Amenca Sav- ings. McKinz1e allegedl) set up six ...,Nmil ___ ~ __ .._... H•l Polley, Suun D•vlt and J.clr Alw•rd pose In Newport •••ct1•1 .. Peopte•1 19•rk.'. ha"e come to consider the lush parcel the} created a neighborhood park. Residents from throughout the city have said the)' come to the peaceful lot to enJOY the only piece of greenery an the area. Comm1ss1oners Herberts and Demmer supported keeping most of the exotic plants in the parcel and designating the lot as a mini-park in the cit} parks system. The two com- missioners said they would further· like to see a dinghy dock and beach access established there. Howe' er. other commissioners stood staunchly behind their onganal oppos111on to the lot as a park. Some commissioners said they still sup- pon~d se lling the lot. despite voters· rejection of that idea in November. The ci t) charter requires voter approval of the sale of cit)-owned waterfront propeny. Chairman A.Z. Taft and com- m1ss1oners Pete Compton and Jo Vandervon suggested nearby res1- dents could be SCf'\ cd instead b' the 1mprovcqient of Channel Park. whi ch cumntl} consists of a square patch of grass hncd by }Oung palm trees. a sand-101 playground. bath· rooms and a fe v. benches. Comm1ss1 oncrs did nol give sp«1- fic recommrnda11ons on how the C11' Council should use the lot. hut altcma11ves mentioned in the past include pa,1ng the land to pro .. 1de parking or leasing 11 for other purposes. COVER STOR"\' /llOUSING Housing proposal may benefit county By BOii VAN EYKEN Of -o.-y ,,_ St ... Observers in the real estate busi- ness and other Orange County in- dustries say they are hoping Gov. Deukmejian's $2 billion housing as- sistance proposal will make settling down in this area a little easier. Announced in Tuesday's gu bernatoria I Sta te-of-t he-State message. the so-called Housing Op- portunity Program is aimed at im- Gov~mor propos~s S53. 7 bl/lion ~ndlng plan. A<f proving the afTordabiJity of homes tn California through down payment assistance and low interest loans for first-time home buyers. .. The governor has ad<k'essed the problem all riaht ," said 16y Zartler. president of the Newport-Mesa As- sociation of ReaJtors. "First-time buyers do need help. But as I've read it, the governor did not detail the plan. How 1t affects us here in this part of the county will depend on such things as what krnd of a ceiling is placed on 11. If it's limited to $100,000, for example. well, we don't have many units in that price range in our area:· Regardless of how 11 works. 1f the new program '\Uccecds in improving housing afTordab1l11y in Orange Count) and the rest of the region. 1t"s bound to help not onl} the real estate marli.et bu1 the JOh market as well. Zanier said 'T"'e pcrsonall) had people who did not accept a transfer out here because of what we call . sticker shock. that 1s. they're JUSt appalled at the shcrr cost of housing tn this (ftlHH Sff HOUSING/Al l phon) cs<.rov. arcounts and asked the thrift's board to put up S 11 m1ll1on for the investment'>. for which tht• S&L could rcce1'e S5 m1ll1on in c.·omm1'\s1on fees But. ·tod ~1d. the 1nst11u11on\ mone) ended up 1n the personal accounts of \1 c Ktn11e and Christensen. She had more than $750.000 1n charges at ~e1man- Man:u!> and hundreds of thousands of dollars 1n paid credits at Newport Beach Jev.ekrs. Stock said. When go' emment regulators be- came susp1nuus o .. er d1screpenc1es in the net v.onh of the ins11tutton. the pair set out on ··a whirlwind of coH·r-up at.a' 1ttes:· she said The~ ix:r,uadcd underlings to IPlu~ stt TRIAL/ A2 J Laguna Laurel talks hopeful, says LB mayor By LESLIE EARNEST 0t IN o.-y ""'°' StMf .\t the conclusion of tht• la tC\l mcettng betv.ecn Laguna lkach and the In 1nr Co ollin als regarding 1hr proposed Laguna Laurel dndop- ment. L.1guna Beach \1a~or I 1da Lennn said Wt•dnc">da' <ihl· v.as .. ,er. ·e,c11cd"" about th~· dirn'lHtn the ialks ha'c 1alen Thr tv.o !>ides ha'e bt·en meeting since October in an clTon to reach a compromise on the 3.:~00-hume de- velopment. "'h1ch is scheduled to he built in Laguna Can)On lxtv..cen El Toro Road and the San Dic~go Frce- wa~. V. hill· all parties ha' e agreed to keep mum about the specifics. I en- ne) \\as ob' wusl~ encouraged at the conclusion of 1hc l\\O-hour meeting ·-rm 'l'f'\ t'\Clted.". lcnnc' <>a1d '"If v.c pn.><.t't'd along these hnr-.. the people: of Orange Count) "'111 "'1n . the ran) on ''111 hc presened and the In 1ne Co "'111 "'1n too."' Panirularl~ helpful. Lennn ~1d. v.as In 1nr ( o. Chairman Donald Bren·s panic1pa11on in the late'>! ml'eting \\"h1lr 11 v.as not lhc lir<t time Bren has talen pa-fl in the tall-.. lenm·~ . said his part1c1 pat1on \l, edncsda' v.a\ une,pcc1cd ··1 th1ni..· 11·~ \Cl} encouraging tO ha'e him pan1c1pate in the d1'\- cuss1ons ... sht• c,a1d ·· .\nd to me II adds to the d1srnss1ons v.e had in a 'cl} pos1tt'c v.a~ Lenne\. v.ho in Septemocr Joined p1cl cts prote\ll ng the de' elopmen t 1n fron1 of1he gated :-.:ev.pon Beach commun1t) v.herc Bren ll\n. ~1d The Rams hope to develop the proper d~fensfve • ** ........ . *.. .. •• * * -. • • • package to slow down the 49ers' potent of- fense. Dally Piiot Rams re- porter Jon Ferguson examines their strategy In Sports, B 1 Laguna Bcar h has '"come a long way \\Ith Thr Ir' inc Co·· ··\.\e·,l. gone from not knowing om· another and from mavbe not trU\llng nnl' another. lO a point v.hc:rl" "t" ..art' .,peaking \Cf} openl} about "h..11 lhl' opuons arc ... she ~·d The Lagun..1 Laurel prOJect. which t'> unantml1u!.I) opposed b) the Laguna Ekalh t 1t~ Council. 1n- dudt.'~ a I~ ~-acre shopping center. an clcmentar. school. :i lire station and an I ·hole golf course. The de\ elopment was approved b) the Orange Count y Board of Supt:r' 1!>-0rs 1n 1984 and a revised plan v.a'i appro,ed 1n 1986. Only final en' iron mental documents for Laguna Laurel and an accompany- ing plan to v.1den Laguna Canyo n Road need still be approved. Jn late No,cmber, the company said 11 v.ould consider moving the proJt'Ct to I r' 1ne 1f both Irvine and Laguna Beach agreed to a complex set of cond1t1ons that would have required an amendment to lrvme's General Plan \l, hen lf'\·me TCJCCted 1ha1 option the compan> agreed to conttnut· d1scuss1ons with Laguna Beach Last month. the company re- quested an indefinite postponement of the Orange County Planning Commission's publtr heanng on the prOJ('('t to allov. talks to contmue. Ir' me C"o officials dccltned to comment regarding Wednesday's meeting The next meetmg is sched- uled for 4 pm. Monday. Huntington supervisor arrested for thefts By ROBERT BARKER Ot ttw D .... ,._ """ Southern Californians just crazy aboLftC:ars ") <\ maintenance superv1sor for Huntington Beach has been arrested on eight felony embezzlement charg"s an' ol\'tng double payments to pnvate contractors for repein of Cll)-Owned block wall fences. police said Wednesday. Raymond J. Orlando. 56. was arrested Tue1day evenina at bis home in Huntiniton Beach follow- ing an anvesu_ption that belan in August. Lt. Ed McEttain said. . Most support mass transit programs -for other commu~ers lly The ADodalH ,.,.... ear-.crizy Southern Californians wiU pay for traffic CC>flleStion relief, but the)' wut eomeone el1e to ride tbe bua and tbn .-., at ~tions they live up alte1r automobiles, a survey showed Wednaday. ,. The IUfWY revaled what most people already _know -tlaat SoutJlem CalifOmia loves ita can and will not easily 11ve up that attachment. "The response pattern seems to indicate that even tho~ we face some serious quality of life issues in the ne. decade. it won't ~ our affinity_ for _the automobile. w d Andy FUzai. Fuzeu. ~ of the Of'a1« Lot Aneeles Auto Show at the down- •••• Alrnlnlc... .. .. . . ... . .. . . . . . . . . .... . .. . AS, Mcdill~ ...................... M a.ar.ss.. .......... '.... ..... .. . . . .. . . . Al CIBllfllid ... ····· ... . . ...... •. .. ••... 15-7 town Convention Center. said the survey of 520 people attendina the car show reveal drivers really like their can. "Tbe responses imply that the pleasure of driving 1s pervasive. PeODle fttl today's can ~ hi&h quality, tbey en)oy the performance upccu, the pnvacy, the Ruibility and lbe experience of drivin&." be l8Jd. Fifty-nme percent of the dnvers polled support . mass transit ~lu tions to polluuon and congestion problems. but only 36 percent said they would consider usina the bus once a week. Some 80 percent said they were willin& to do their .,.n by wotkina at home one day a week. and 77 percent would consider workina a four-day work week with &oneer GOOD. MORNING COflllel, ...........•............••....... Cl f e»od ...•.•........................... C t -4 CIOll'WOl'd •.•••...••..••••.••••.••.... IS ~llall ............................... A 7 DliMlia ~ •• .-•.••••.•...•..•••. 17• "'-·································· c 5 -······················ C6 '*9 Log ..•.....•.....•............. Al . hours. the poll showed. Eighty-one perttnt indicated they would be wilhna to pay mort for a non-polluting fuel. Nearly 98 per- cent of those respondents said they would be willina to pay 10 cents more per pllon for cleaner fuel. The survey of auto show guests wa.s conducted last wtekend by Ned Levine and Aaociates. which uid the responses were within plus or minus 4 percent of the values of the entire auto show population of about ~000. ~Not-tees ................... 17-8 Sports. ... . ... . . . .. . . . . . . . .. . . . .. . . . . . 1 1-4 TV Usttngs... .... . .. . . .... . . . . . . . . ... C6 ~ •............................. AS McErlam said the city lost SI 0.000 and fJOSSibly rn<M"e. He .ad the investipt1on was oontinui• aad may involve other suspcctJ, but not other city empk>yecr.. Orlando c:ouldn 't be reacbed for comment. A 1WOlftaD wbo wwe1.S the tdephone at his rc:side9ct llllMI he was inscruaed not '° ..a to anyone about the cue. McErlain .W the io~ which WU req.-d by City of. ,......._ .. if/All David Jason Boyd. a 29-year~ld Llpna BeKb transient, and Duon _____ , Dandl. ....... .. • knife. ..,....... two .... hi lbe lower = lot ia tM 500 block of G . Doncb alae.edly srabbed the pune of a 7"-~ fallbrook mi4eat and puabed ber to I.be pound and then \oOk • pune &om the woman's dau,bter, a 50-~ Laauna· Beach residenl. before ruo- nin& away, Ludie said. About ilO minutes later, while the women were filiaa a report at the police station, offiOen received a call that BcnnJe tbe Bum's diner bad ~lleged killer who set himself ablaze still in critical condition ly LUU! !ARNEST Ol .. 0.-.... ~ A man who set himself ablaze after allegedly shooting his ex-girl- friend to death in Huntington Beach remained in critical condition Wednesday. Brian Framstead's condition forced prosecutors Tuesday to post- pone his arraignment. A county prosecutor raised the possibility 1ha1 the court hearing could be con- ducted in Frams1ead's hospital room. a rare but not unprecedented procedure. The a.rra1gnment is now set for HOUSING FromA1 area ... be said. A· spokeswoman for McDonnell Douglas Astronautics in Huntington Beach said housing affordabthty does affect recruitment. "It's gettmg increasingly diOicull to attract established professionals in the field from other areas because of the cost of housing out here ... said Lenore Willoughby, senior manager for employment and placement with McDonnell Douglas ... What we tell people is that although housing 1s very expensive here. it's a good investment and that they will make money on it. But not everyone is willing 10 lake that risk ... Since the program 1s 1n1ended for fin t-time home buyers. it will not benefit those who are selling ho mes in other pans of the country with the intent of moving to California. Willoughby noted. "But it may make 11 easier for us to get the new graduates right out of college, who might now have the TRIAL FromA1 falsify the escrow· accounts and documentation for the regulators. Stock said. By the time the alleged scam was discovered. Christensen was dead. Defense auorney R ichard "Racehorse" Haynes, a well-known Texas litigator. painted a different picture of McK.inzie. a high school dropout. The scheme involved financial dealings too complex for a woman with an IQ of less than 97. be said. "The wrong person is on trial here," Haynes said. ··0r. Duayne Christensen -the 'doctor' standing for dishonesty and deception and seduction -should be on the stand where Janet Faye McKinzie is today." From the beginning, Christensen plied McK.inzie with prescription drup, which "reduced her almost to • robot." Haynes said. The drugs were brought to her office by the bqful and her soup was sometimes laced, he added. Haynes will attempt to prove through the "diminished capacity" Feb. 9. A public defender will be appointed for Framstead, suspected of murdering 19-year-old Tammy Davis, according 10 Orange C'ounty Deputy District Attorney Nina Brice. Frams1ead, a 29-year-old con- struction worker from Inglewood. is suspected of gunning down his ex- girlfriend in a residential area at 11 :25 p.m. Friday. shortly after she left work al Bob's Big Boy on Ed- inger Avenue in Huntington Beach. Friends say the couple, who have a 20-month-old daughter, broke up in Apnl but that Frams1ead co n- Friday's Cover Story: Hor- ror fllm star Robert Englund, aka Freddy Krueger, recaptures his childhood In Laguna Beach, where he has taken up residence and the cause to preserve the city's smalltown at- mosphere. prospect of bu~ ing a home an the area.·· '>hl' ~_id. Dan Rcl·dcr. with Hughes .\1rcraft an Fulknon. another large count\' emplo~er. agreed that housing af- fordab1ht\ 1s a constraint that M]ucezcs ·the 1ndus1rial community here. .. The cost of housing often makes a good offer 1nfeas1ble for someone cons1denng a move out here:· Reed- er said, "so we lose what would be a \'Cf) 'aluable employee. Another thing 1ha1 happens 1s 1ha1 we'll bring defense that McKtnlle unw1111ngl} helped in the theft because of the drugs. In all. McK1nz1e is charged \.\l lh 40 counts of bank fraud. conspiracy and rackl'leering. for which she faces a pnson term of more than :wo }Cars. Aside from the pending coun hearin~. the case anvolves sc ,cral other interesting turns. Three o ther people in volved w11h the sa' 1ngs and loan. a clerk. McKinzte's assistant and a bor- rower. have plea.ded guilty 10 charges they panicipated in the fraud. and three others are facing trial. McKanzie also faces a c1v1I su11 by North America investors. At stake in that case is the claim to Christensen's SI O million life in- surance policy. signed over to Mc Kinzie JUSt days before his death. which coroner"s offi cials could not determine was an accide nt or suic-ide. Jn other related events, Nonh America's first president was beaten in a barroom brawl, and one of Christensen's business partners was killed execution-style in A orida. tinued to hound Davis. Police say Framstead became the prime suspect after investigators in- terviewed Bob's Big Boy employees who said the continuiog harassment caused Davis to fear for her life. On Saturday, when a California Highway Patrol officer attempted to stop Frams1ead's vehicle in the Vic- torville area. the construction worker doused himself with gasoline and then struck a matc h or lighter. officers said. He was taken to the San Bernardino County Medical Center burn unit with third degree burns over most of his body. Funeral services for Davis will be pmate. a famil)' friend said. someone out here and at\er they're already here and we~vested a certain amount of rcsourceSin them. they"ll get turned off.by the high real estate market a nd they won't stay." Reeder said the company was en- couraged by the governor's proposal. "Anythms that helps with af- fo rdability 1s going 10 help us," he said. "But I kind of wish the gov- ernor had gouen this started in the first )'ear of his term. instead of at the end." The proposed program would use Cal ifornia's ta xable bo nding au1honty to raise money for below market loans for first-time buyers. according IO the California Associa- 11on of Realtors. Half of the funds generated for the prosram. or about SI billio n. will be designated for the state's highest cost areas, such as the heavily urbanized Los Angeles basin and the San Fran- cisco Bay area . About S800 million will be gener- ated through the sale of taxable bonds and about S200 million will be made available through the reauthorization of unused funds alread) appro\ed by the voters in 1982. "We're s>frt icularly encouraged by the component of the plan which v.111 target assistance to home buyers 1n the high-cost urban areas where the housing affordability problem is most severe," association president Jim .\nit said LOTTERY By The Associated Press Here are the wmmng numbers picked Wedncsda) night for the Cali fornia Lonery's twice-weekl y "Lotto 6-49" game: 48. 23. 46. 34. 26. 9 and the bonus number. 6. Pia} ers 1.1. ho correctly guessed a ll SI\ numbers 1.1.111 share a pnze pool of S4.5 million, lottery officials said. ~II those who picked fi ve numbers plus the bonus number will d1' 1de among themselves a pnze pool of SI .J m1ll1on; fi ve of six will share $665,000; four of six will share $605.000. Three of six is wonh an au1oma1ic SS per winner. " The numbers were cho~n by Lot10 machine dun ng a tcle' 1sion broadcast ong1na1ing m Sacramen- to. A,.. stn gntllng ltwpert Buch with frah and orlglMI ..... ,_table ....... Ylu'H fllll MW~ lftd ltyt• dlapllyed wttll pnduclJ of ... ., IM d== Ill II wry lllnetlVI prlca. CMJnue ,.. ..... y·• •*1_ ...... ......... .. .. , ............ -lb ........... " llnnd -• .... • .... •"'11 llt llfttlfWft ....... . ~ 111111 Ace•.-•_..-. ... ( 'i!:'t~ ..... ~ waited ialO die ii l•rat II lll l.apDa AWDUI ad ... .... WI' tbe cub ream-...., ... . waittet1 opened * ..:J!•• draww. Tbe 1U1PC1Ct tbeD uced a lmile and, without sayiq uytlllq. arabbed about S' '° iii cub before fteeina on foot. Lardie laid. "He WU punued by two cu. tome~ who Cbued him to the 300 block of Ocean A venue," Lardie said. Boyd jumped into the pusenaer =:.r;• ••• widl Dllld .... ... dill IWO lfld oft. 1Mdle ... Ail ~Wt to stop tbe W 11 C..llld ~ .. -Poaliac-up. ·~ aonb iD tbe IOUlbboulld .... olCOUt ffilb*9y, Lu6 takl. Alt« turDilll oato Thalia and biUiDt two ~ can, the two mn jumped out of tbe car and ran down to Thalia Street Beach. be said. Four officen cbucd the men onto the sand and took Boyd into custody, Lardie said. Although Heavy coastal fog forces JWA closure ly the 0-"Y fllot Coastal fog forced the closure of John Wayne Airport on Wednesday evening, with most air carriers being diverted to Ontario International Airport. Traffic control officials at the John Wayne tower said visibility dropped to about a sixteenth of a mile, far below minimum commercial standards of a half-mile for landing clearance. Smaller private or non-{>Bssenger commercial carriers continued to fl y in for part of the evening. but the increasingly dense fog made that impossible. too, officials said. However, smaller planes could still fl y out if they wanted. Othe r coastal airports were experiencing similar problems. Los Angeles International Airport closed down temporarily. LonJ Beach was struggling 10 stay open and El Toro shut down, according 10 a spokesman al John Wayne. "It's j ust your normal winter coastal fog." he said. The last passenger carriers out of John Wayne were canceled and incoming flights were divened to Ontario. Ferguson's pornography newsrack bill advances SACRAMENTO (AP) -A bill by Assemblyman Gil Ferguson. R- Laguna Beach. that controls the sale of hard-core pornography in news- racks was approved by an Assembly committee. The Public Safety Committee sent A82023 sent to the Ways and Means Commiuee by a S-1 vote Tuesday. Current law. makes 11 illegal to display sn a coin-operated newsrack in a public place any magazine or newspaper with visible sexual ac-t'i. The bill would prohibit such newsracks in public places from con- taining what 1s called in the law "harmful matter," even if it is not visible. unless there is adult sur::~ vision. The crime would be a misdc- ARREST FromA1 ficials. developed 1nformatjon that contractors received double pay- ments for the same jobs. They were allegedly reimbursed by the city and by the insurance companies of motorists who damaged block walls in traffic accidents. The alleged double payments were accomplished with O rlando's ap- meanor w11h a maximum penalty ot one year 1n Jail and a S2.000 fine. H:mr.!al matter ts defined in Jaw as photographs of pictures of the acts of sodomy. oral copulation. !IC\ual 1111ercourse. mas1urbat1on or '..>ec;11a1.ty or a photograph of an erect pr~1!. .. w e·re not talktng about nudity. \": re not talking about g1rhe maga- z:i.\.;;:· Fe rguson said. Ferguson said publishers wo uld have three ways to comply with the t-1il: post a guard at all newsracks. sell ~pec1al slugs fo r the newsracks in places such as adult bookstores or sell the magazines or newspapers in those adult-only places. parent knowledge and cooperation. McErlain said. It was additionally teamed, McErlain wd. that contrac- tors were paid by the city for work never performed. This was done under Orlando's direction, McErlain alleged . McErlain also said contractors al- legedly performed work at Orlando's rcsiden~ ~ithou.t compensation. McErlam said pohce are 10vestigat- ing the possibility of kickbacks. ex= =s:~o: ~ . ~ollbe .... IDc:Tne oft\c« Ted ~ ftll and twisted llit knee ia tbo pursuit ar. J was taken to Soutb COii& Medi· cal Center where be wu treated and rdeued. No one elte wu inJurec:t. Lardie said. Boyd and Doncb, who were both taken to Oran~ County Jail in lieu of SS0,000 bail, were alto dwpd with resistina anest, Lardie said. Boyd was also cbarlcd w_ith battery on a peace officer. "he sa1d. Rothenberg to be freed from prison in 2 weeks By the City News Service Charles. Rothenberg. who set his young son on fire 1n a Buena Park motel room six years ago. is sched· ulcd lO be released in about two weeks. a Department of Correction-; spokeswoman said. Ro thenberg·s release had bc:en scheduled for Tuesday, but a d1s- ci pll nary action extended h1' sentence unul Jan. 14. said Chnsltnl' Ma}. an information officer with lhl· Department of Corrections. Previously. Ro1henbag had been slated 10 get out of 1ail in December. but he was caught smuggling a letter to has ex-wife. authorities said. Thl· 48-)l'ar-old NC"w York nati ve told pnson officials that he gave the le11cr 10 a v1~1tor because he did not have ManC' Hafdahrs a ddress. t a111om1a Men·s Colony al San Luis Obispo spokeswoman Carol P1nk1ns said Rothenberg claimed 1he lct1er was to assure Hafdahl. who has ~ance rmarned. 1ha1 he would not bothc(her "hen h<' "'awekased H 1!. son. Da \ad. no" 13. ha' undergo ne more than 50 operation~. and has repcatcdl) s.a1d he docs not 1.1. 1sh 10 SCl' ht~ father In "hat hl· said 1.1.as a m urder· suicide gone av. I). Ro thenberg poured kero~nc on his son and set him afire. lk said at the time that he had intended to die w11h Da\ 1d but .. chickened out.·· He 1.1.as arrested a fe v. Ja}s afkr the March 3. 1983. a nack. charged with auemptcd murder McErla1n said the e1gh1-count felon) arrest \\3!. served on Orlando after re,•1e" b) the Orange County di ~· trKt a11omc) ·., offic<' Orlando. "ho's h<-cn emplo)ed in thl' c1I} ·s public \\Or ks depanment for 21 ~ ~t·ar!.. pu~lrd bail of SI 0.000 and v.as released from cit) Jail. Mr Erla1n -.aid Orlando was placed on admin1s· 1ral1'e lca\e from h1'> JOh during a po rtion o f the '"'est1gat1on. McErlain said Just call 642-6086 MAIN OFFICE \ 330 W Bey St. eo.t. ..._ CA t What do you like about the Daily Pilot? What don't you like? Call the number above and your message will be recorded. transcribed and de- livered to the appropriate editor. The same 24-hour answenng service may be used to record leners to the editor on any topic. Contributors to our Letters column must include their name and telephone number for verification. Tell us what's o n your mind. VOL.14, NO. 11 Miii eddr.._ P 0 8ox t5e0 Cotta Mesa. CA 92626 ~ adl, 8'12·54178. au.-ClffloN ,._. .,,g Sc>ont. 642-432' Aher S 30 p.m Sc>ona 642-4330 ~ 540-1224 or 5'I0-1m FA)( ~ 831-S902 Copyr!Qhl -No -llOtW. A.sit...,,., eOllonll rnanw or ~ts hllr8rl mey oe •tPoduced ,.;thou! ip8Clll permili*o • al oopyngrn owner $ecolld Cl.-~ PMj .. Coal• ....... Calllor.... (UPS 144-8001 ~ oY cwner SS ~'* '°"' ..,.. perlOd. by mall S7 r:ier lo..·-1*10cS The Orange Co.I o.ly Piiot " IJUtlllf>ecl Cly PllQ8 eo.ta MeM ~ Int A 9W'gle. rtlglOnll tdtlOn .. publilfled -~ • -lha pt1nQpej publtNnQ OIWlt .. et 330 w Bey St . ea.ta Meea Page ea.ta ..._ ~ Int • a wt101y ~ ~al P8ge Gt~~ Int Aob9f1 E Page E11o4 51-Jr Pr...oent & Qllltl ex-.i ... Oflloer Ownwn 20°tOOFF • AI J A BI AZERS Pololaa ... t..mn • Polo U.tftnlty • Nonua Hiiton Sotatllwtck • Joeqla Aw.-4 • Garys PrtYatc Labd WITH THE PURCHASE OF ANY OF THESE EXCEPTIONAL BU\ZERS YOU Wlll ALSO HAVE THE OPPORTUNITY TO BUY ANY STRIPED DRESS SHIRT AND TIE AT A SAVINGS OF 20% , .. MIWl'On IMCH STOU ONl.Y ,_, ~ C... Dltft • ........... • .... ,..... ._. • 7l~IW tt you 00 "°' ~ yO.I( paoe< by 6 a m call t>elore 10 a m .,,g 'f04JI coPV.,.. oe ~ Our c..ctorner SerWl8 c;.r,. Ill aper1 llom 6 a m to S p m WMl<CUlys lo -you ""1ti yO.I( oreulation ~ Clrculatton Telephonee Mos1 0.-.Countv ·-~ I I \I I o I 'I \ I I I I ----..-..--.;~ ..... --~~----~ ..... ~ ....... --------....-..--------..-~~~~....-t CouR told It can't remove councilman Provinfial power costs ~ewport some prestige T he p ublic clamor for a new city hall is abou t as cyclical as a drought or a flood. The folks 1n Laguna Beach want to remodel, rennovate or replace the ir 40-year-old' scat of government, and there arc those in Newport Beach who wonder JUSl how man)' more patches can they add to the patch-quilt city hall located on the peninsula in the most inaccessi ble part of town. Laguna Beach has JUSt plain run out of space. Something "Ill have to gi ve. and remodeling seems to be thl· "'1sc option. Costa Me'Sa did the s mart thing b} hu1ld1ng Its cavernous civic center for thl' future No orobkm hcrl'. .\nd In inc. "ell. 1t!. l"I\ 1c temple 1s the class of the count). and may be one reason citizens of other mun1c1pal1ttl''> arc unhapp} wi th what they ha\ l'. ·\ I agu na Beach po It cc oflicer attended a police '>Cmtnar 1n In 1m•\ nc" nvic center and came a"a) a"l'\lru\'k. "They're the varsity." he said. Thcrl' ma) tx· mumhltng 1n Newport Beach but tht•rt· l'I 1111 organ11t•d ag11at1on for a new scat of go' l'rnmt•n1. Ma)or Ruthel ~n Plummer said c;he \\3S not concerned ahout "hat other ntic~ might be doing. "We're not mo,1ng." ~he \au.l "W e are a long ---• wa) from using all the space available to us. We've ash'Cl 8111 Blu rock and his partners to come up with plans to tear do"n the butldtng that nov. houc;es the fire department ad- man1stra11on and thC' Ct\\ allorne\ ·s of-fic~s. a nd io g1' t' plans for a 11l'" !ttructure "1th more '>pace and more C'1Ti- c1en1 use of w:ice 1 he present budd- ing. right bacl.. uf the ma\or\ otlin· 1.-. tht· mo\l irwffil ll'nt 1 n term~ of 'Pa~·l· U'>e ... <.:1t} Manager Bob W}nn rhuckks O\er the pt•nod1c grumbling about tht Cit~ hall. and v.dl hl' might "It'<, rwt tht• huild1ng that's 1mportan1.·· hl' !)a1d "It\ v.hal gol'' o n 1n<.1de lhl' hudd1ng that mailer' .. \l. ~ nn 1<, thl· 111l>'>I dliurnt Ul) managn ~n•pun lk.1lh ha,na had and man) n11e\l'O\\ thl· li<.lal rn11rd of thr l'll\ \Inn· \l. \ nn arrn ed ::!O ~l·.irs ago Jll" .1, the c11~ ,\a~ 1mohrd 1n a <>p1ntl'd l·ampa1gn 111 '11tl' hond s tor a Ill'" l"I' 1r center rum pll'\ on IJ nd oOnt•d f rn· h' fhl· I n tnl' ( o in :"'l''' port ( l'Otl'r .\mong \l. 'nn\ tir\t oflinal du Ill'\ ''a" JP- Pl'•inng JI \ .11 111u' llll'l'llng' urging a .. ,l . ., .. 'Oil' for till Ill'\\ hond' .. \111\t ol th\.' lommun1t\ k.11.kr\ I 1.dl..l·d Ill .11 thJI 11ml· thuughl lhl· hond' \\l'fl' J ~hoo-in." \l. )nn rn.ilkd Hut lhn thdn't gl\l' enough we1gh1 IU lhl' )lfll\ 1m 1al )lO\\l'r 111 lht• Pl'lllO\ula. \\hl.'fl' thl'fl" \\l'H' \lrllng rt'\l'nlml'OI\ Jh<1ut 'l'V.IX•rt ( t'ntl·r .ind till' hurgn>nang u>111mun1t ~ l'J<.t of thl' ha~ 'l'" port lkal h twgJn un thl' pt•n1n\ula. Jnd thl'fl'. h) g.11111. I\ "hl'rl' thl' l II~ hall ought to hl' Pl'lllrl\lll.1 Jnd \\ l'\I ;--;l'" f)(lrt fl'\llk nt\ rondul'll'd a qu1l·t hut h1ghh l'llil1l'rlt "no" lampa1gn and the hond\ IJ1kd h' a \\Ilk m.irg1n f h1\ v.a'> 1n ttPO :"'l'" (lilrt lll·a1. h h:I\ i1n n had Ill pa) for a n l) h.111 fhl· thuught 111 'IX'ntl1ng l:l\pa~n·, mone~ lur niuncd l h.1mlx·r' Jnd nt) off1lt'\ I'> rrpugnant 10 oldt1nH·r' "ho h.l'l' \l'en \om1.· of 1ht·1r tx·ach honH'\ .1pprn 1Jll' ·" mu1. h a<. 'iO 111111.·<, I h1.· lir<,t ut' h~1ll "J' Jn old '1.h1111I houw on thl' ix·n1n\ula huill 111 I I.Ill) .lu\I Jh11u1 40 \1.·ar.. latl'r -in I lJ-l/\-411. 1n la1. 1 -'\;l'"P<lrt Henlh built II\ prl'\1.•nt l ll\ hall .ind thl' gn\l"rnor of< :iltfornta. "ho "a" E.1rl \\ .1m•n 1h1.·n. Jn11tJtl·d thl· c;trut·turl' I Ill' rw" huild1ng d1dn'1 l'MI the ta\pa~t·rs a ix·nn~ \nd 1h1\ " ho" 11 "o rkl·d· \n l'arh trt•a\Ufl'r o l th1.· t 1t\ h\ the name o l J \ < 1an1 d1.'' do[ll·d a plan "1th thl' help of cit~ alll•rlll'' Roland l homp,on to lrca11.· a cit~ hall <ll" l'111p111t•n1 fund I hl' IOIJI "ourn· of the lund "a' n10nn 1h1.· lll' n·n·1,cd from thl· ..ale of dl'l 1n4ul·n1: ta' proix·n ~ In tht· dcq ·l pnll'nt H'arc; of the 'JO-; and '4()<... hundred' o l lot' 111 lhl' lll\ "ere forfr11ed when ta\l'' hnamr lkltnqucnt Man~ of these lots "ere txwgh1 lor 3'> littk a<i S 1()(1 10 S500. and when 1mpro\cment ;:i,<,c.,o;men t\ --.ewer. water. streets. u11h11e' -t·u·eedl·d th(' cost of the lot. owners "all..ed J\\a) from the propa1~ and the Cit) took o\'l'r \.\'hl'll thl· nt~ later sold tht• lots. the income Y.l'nt into thl· c;ix·cial cit) hall fund. \.\'hen tht· cit} decided to hutld the new ctl }' hall. the c;pccial fund totalled $400.000. First. the cit~ nought the present Ctl}' hall SttC. four and One half acres of almo!it c;ubmerged land. The cost: SI 0.000. The main hutldtng was constructed for $269.000. Furnishings and equipment to talled another SI 00.000. All together. the cost was s :n9.000. The Cit~ was presented its new cit) hall free of an' debt. an) bonds. an) special tax assessment.' and there was sttll $2 1.000 in the kitty. While the Cit) admtntstration lost its 1970 bond issue for a new c1v1c center 1n Nt'wport Center. Cit) Manager Wynn astutely used general fund mone) to build the 1mpress1vt' poltct' a nd fire department complex m Newport Center .. But that's as close as the cit) came to a new c1v1c center. In a wa). that was tras1c to Newport Beach. Had the ct\ 1c center gone m . the Irvine Co. said 1t would give land for a music center. now in Costa Mesa. T he count) was going to build courts, now in Irvine. a nd the federal governmen t was going to construct a regional postal distribution center. now in Santa Ana . And the peninsula still has its city hall. a stone's throw from McFad den Square where the city was born IOI years ago. Jim Ffit• 11 • '-lflme obsen B •I rte ()nap C...t. Rl1 c.I••• ,..,,, • ~ u4 ft....,.. Motorist hits bulldlng lly the Clly News s.Mc-. An elderly woman crashed her car into the aide of a Cosia Mesa apanmen1 com-plex Wed.._..y, pundb1'1 a hole in the wall. bul she walked away uni ... police laid. • Tbc uaidendled WOIMft drove otr die roed l8d h1t lbt buildillm M lOJ9 lwtMw llvd. ._. ) p.m. and bodied a lioae In * wall, mid COiia .._ polb LL OlrJWdlllcr. ~IO ~nmen1 compla wm ilii 1 lled at Sl .000. w.._. l y EMILY ADAMS Of llW Dally ,.lc>I St .off The long legal dance concerning lrvme City Councilman Cameron C osgrovc's right to hold oflice took a new 1w1M 1h1s week when a lttW)l'r qul'St1oncd the court's authority to involve 11!.<:lf m l'll} matters. Frank Lund1ng. C'osgro ' c\ allorney. announced at Tue'>day night's Cit) C oun- cil meeting he'd filed a wnt of proh1b1- 11on that morning. as.kin~ the court of appeals 10 tell the Superior Court the) have no JUnsd1ct1on an Cit) ma11ers. ··The courts ha\ c no JUrtsd1c11on an th1!) matter under thC' !>l'parat1on of powers." Lundang said. "The court~ can't SJ} who's q ualifkd 10 "''on this council. o nl) cm council memhl'r" con !><I\ 1h:i1 -and 1f ihe) "erl' 'Hung ( 1n wa11ng Co<.gnl\·d. the \Oler' \.\111 tdl lhl·m thl· nnt time up." l hl· ongan.11 la"'lllt tikd h~ I lu\.\:Jrd Klein and ( hn,1111.1 Hu'>to'>-lhoma\. prc'>1dent and '11.l' prl'\ldl·nt. rr\fXTll\ l'- 1). of the l·onwr,at1\l' li '11ll' P11de group. contend\ ( mg1u'l' \\a' \l'.lll'd ilk-gall~ folluv. 1ng till' Junl' 11.JXX l'ln·11u11' ( o\gn>\l' .1\ third-pl.1l\.' rnn11l·r-11p 111 a race for two council scats. was sworn 1n as a ~placement for Larry Agran. who had just become tht city's first directly elected ma)or. Cosgrove had finished the election race a slim 160 votes behind second-place Couc1lwoman Sally Annt' Sheridan. On the same ballot. 'oters had ap- proved Measure D. which allowed c111zens to pc1111on for a specia l elec11on to fill a seat vacated by a ncwl} elected mayor 1n the event they were n't happ) wllh the next runner-up. Signatures were gathered on a pe1111on to force a special election that summer. but a ma)Orll) o f the C11~ Council voted 10 swear 1n Cosgro"c anyway. Measure D had not )Cl been cenilied b) the state. thl' council said. and "a~ thcrC'forc not \et 1n l'ffl'CI. . Co!>grO\l' "a' s"orn an that .\ugu!>l. amid rumbltng\ of a la"su11 threatened h' In tnc Pride and hacked b\ ~ha1dan ·Eight months later. 1n .\pnl of la'>l \l'ar. Kk1n and Au\111\-Thom.t'> filed thl· \Ult '>l'ek1ng lo u11wJI ( o\grO\ e (II\ la'''er<, d:11ml'd anotha '1rton in .1 rdatcd-la"'u11 Tul·,Ja, M1rhad Kuh1n. a l:iv.H·r "11h tht· ut~ auorne\ ·, olliLr of Rutan amt I url..cr. iold luun.nl members a lawsuit trying to stop the ctty from paying Cosgrove's legal fees had nearly been defeated. ··1t's ob vious this !)uit 1s do~ to the dustbin o f h1stol) ... Agran said. The suit. filed b} Irv ine resident f(ay Hendrickson 1n October. claimed city council members had acted 1mproperl) 1n vo1an$ to pay for Cosgro"c's legal fees out of Cit) cofTers. However. Rubin said a section of the government code states tht• Cll}' 1s re- quired 10 provide for the defenSt' of an) Cit}' offi cial \.\ho 1s sued in an o fli c1al or 1nd1v1dual capac1t} In December. a Judge denied Hen- drtl'k">on's reque!tt for a prel1m1nal) 1n- Junct1on and told the pla1n11fT his caSC' failed to sho" a probabil11~ of w1nn1ng thl' l:l\l· 1f 11 "ent 10 tnal. .\rml·d v.11h the Judge's words. Ruhtn ..aid he has tv. ice asl..cd Hendndson·-. allorm·). Hugh Brl'drnndge. to drop thl' t:J'>l' tx:liirc lhl· u t' countcr!tues lO rc- u >' er legal fer<, Both t1m1.•\ Hrn h ·nndgl· '>31d hl· .ind hi\ dtl'OI V.JOll'll \umr 11m,· 10 thin!.. lhl· m:illl'r ll\l'r "I m hoix·fu l lhl'' ·11 tal..l· our 11tkr I hn h.1d thl'1r \hot .• 11 11 ·• Ruh1n ,,11d Cameron Co19rove Voters to decide bridge issue in Irvine By EMILY ADAMS Of ti'<' Daily 1'1to1 S1~lf .\f'lt·r l'ollcl ltnf! thl· \lgn.11111l'\ ot nuir1.· than Ill J')l'lll'lll 111 fl'gl\11.·n·d In inr 'ott'f'> .• 1 gruup \\,1n1111g to 11ix·11 \\\O '\ ak .\ \ l' n lll' hndgl'\ It I l .II' h,I\ \Ul l l'l'dl·<l 10 lorn ng t hl· '''Ill' 111 .1 ll l \\\l<ll· \nil' II\ 11w I 11' 1 k1 I. \.arh' L ~tu'' um· lir nll'd 1 u,·,d.1' till' "1un1 ~ Kl'g.l\lrotr ol \ ull'r\ hJd \l·n11,·d 11 1112 ix·1111on '1)!.0J- IUrl'' .1dd1 ntt up 111 I ti f''ll l'nt ol In 111l' \ Ull'r\ I hl• ( 1 1~ t 1111nul nll"t rHi'' Ol'lllk v.hr1h1.·1 lhl·~ prl'll·r lo l.111 a '(X'U.il dl'l 11011 al lh1.· Lll\I 111 c;M I (l()(J 10 S11\IJOO 111 plall' till' "'u1.· on till' lutll' 'I h.111111 fhl' UJU l1lil \llllld dn.1dl' It> \llllpl\ oix.·n I ht: '" u l'll'dl''l nan h11tlgl'' to \l'- h 11 .. k' pro111p11ng rna1.h,orl. 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'lhc nottcl·d a spare kC) "as m1ss1ng from her hou~· Then she d1 c;covcred a pillow case "as remo,ed from a ltvtng room pi llow. Th1rdl). \ht' found that all her uodcrwear had disappeared. And then. most recentl). she found the shd1ng door open when she returned home at night. She had no idea who wa!) behind the strange goings-on. • • • .\ basketball hoop a nd backboard were ripped off a roof in the 9000 block of Hudson Drive. • • • A VC R and jrwelry were staile n in the 2500 block of Florida Street. • • • A mother in the I SOOO block of Eton Circle reported that heft' son was beaten up at Stacey C'lna School. 'T •• A woman said P"I members threw bttr bonlcs at her in the 17000 block of Oak Lane. Cotta Mesa A 21-_yeer-old Oranae raiden• wu jumped "Y IWO men 11 be ..aked down 19\h Slrert from .. lJoa•• Dt:n ..,, Ke WU bealn ud robbtd ol SIS. A NW'•~ Otawen bar on Eall l71'.,..k9iicUd1~·1coie ,.. °'" Olw ..... ...s ..,.. otr wi1lt iU aM1•ta.; ......... 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IOI I El Cammo Drl\e • • • .\ thief shalll'rcd the wind \.\ing on a Volks ..... agcn Jclla parkrd at South ( oac;1 Plaza and madl' ofTY.tth a S450 Kcn"ood stereo ~t"wporl Hea~h Someone stoic the t"o rear 11re' off a 1974 Porsche parl..cd in a cnrport in the 100 block of 27th ...,trcet. musing damage to the entire under'>1dc of the car when it was dropped. • • • A $7.800 d iamond ring "as m1ss1ng from a ht>usc 1n the 1900 block of Tradcwmds Lane. • • • A woman has recetvt'd more than 100 p hone calls over the last month at her work in the 4000 block of Wcsterlr Place from someone who plays a beeping M - vicc over the phone and doe n't say anythi~ • • • A S28S ptychedc wrincn out •o a n employee of the Bouzy RoUIC rnuiuran• at l l 10 Newpon Blvd. disappeared ft'om a desk at the rntau111nt and was later cashed by someone at a bank 1n S.nta Ana. ,h,11 p I••• u' 1111 l"ll•'' "Ul h a' prt'\t•n ing I .11!1111.1 < .11l\11n .and rnJ1nt.11nin~ thl' ';11,1~,· ,111Til\\phrrl". ol thl· ul\ ( •l'ntr~ .111d I c1111n hJ'l' tx·1.·n thl' l.l'~ pld\1.'r' 1n th1 l1111h ,1.1kn d1'l U\\111n' tx•1v.een th1.• •II' ,1;1d I Ill' In 1nl· c •• r1·!!.-ird1ng thl· I" "JI"" d I .1~1111.1 I .111rd dn d1.1pnwn1 ll1m 'ir c •l·ntn \J1d thl· tad thJt thl· 11111 ii h.1'-:nt• \ l'd .l \trnnll m:JJOfll\ II 1)111 ,1 111 .lllllllllll\ \ llll' 1111 "' 11l.Jl1\ 1''Ue\ .,, ill 11111 .1111', t h1' d1.·l 1'11'n ( 1l'ntn "h''''' ,11mp.1111"11 < 1.1r\ RurJ1,J.. d1l'd l.111 ::.::. 11 \I D'i \.lld h" ix·r,11n.il fi ll' \\"I "' J d1.•1 IU In~ I .I\ h If I hJ'' inJirJtl·d II• 111\\l'll I "·" 11111 !!"'"~ t11 l'\l'n thinJ.. .thou! 1h1\ until .11 k,l\I 1111r. \t·.1r Jftl'f < 1Jn ' dl·a1h "h11. h "ill tx· thl' l'nd ot lanu.1n · < •l'lllf\ \.11d I h1· 1\\11l' tor nw '' 111' ['ll'r'11nal ltll' Jnd ht"' d1w' 1h1' i"11 1n111 111' Ol'" 1x·or,onal I 1 l\' .. 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Imm a r ll\ Ota 4-h\ -4 t'n the 1l)OO hlot I.. ul Dais' \' cnuc I 11\' Y.a\ 2)0 ••• \'anda1' J')l'lted the lmn1 "'"d0"' "llh a pellet or RB gun at \1<.1nn lt \'item'> I t.945 Ru~hard \t Damage "a' C'itt mall'<l at SflOO I nine Pohce wen: on the loo~ou1 for a g18{ll· ang thief after a tan!.. of nitrous oxtdt' - commonl) l..nown as laughing gas -"W3S d1sco\ered m1ssmg from a dentist's stornge space at 4902 Irvine Cen ter arr plJnn1ng u1mml\\111nc·rs \l.·a, n<· l'l'tl'f\11n \.m m < 1ro,.,m:in Jnd .\nn ( hn,111ph .ind ·Jon Brand J lormn 111J\llr l;elrr'>1.>n 1,,.i1d It-. ha'> tmcd "1th lhl· 1dt·.1 hut h.1' n111 deuded .:I',<· had a lot 111 fll'OPk l'nLnurJ[tl' me to do 11 I'm not '"rl' I'm "'1llinl! lll mal..c the rPmm1tmcn1 .11 thl\ time .. BrJnd "ho l hfl'-l' nnt 111 run again for Le1ur11.d 111 14' Jnd "ho ran unsu - , 1.'\\f11lh .1g.11n,1 Or.ingl ( ount\ 'iupcr- \ 1\111 r 1101 R iln In I 41\11 \.3 Id he has tx>1.•n plJ' 1ng "1th thl' 1dl·a lll reda1m1ng .I 111Unl ii \l'.11 I gul''-' I ' l' rl'al hed that \tage 1n life v.hl'fl' I'd 111..l· tu hc on the rounc1I again. !''rhap' · '>aid Brand. a gcograph'.Y tn- '1rut tc11 \'hn ha\ tx·cn ac11,c in the l jgunJ C 1rerntw.:lt ( 1ro\\mJn ..aid he I'> "definite!-. 1n1ae,l1.'d .. 111 ru nning in '.'JO\emhcr · "\ n I m intcrr,trd and that\ proh- ahl~ rnnugh tn '3~ at thl\ potnt .. Chn\toph Cl1uld not he rcarhcd for Ll>mment. Dn\ l' The dlx·tor told pohc-C' the ~torage .lfea had tx't.·n hurglanzcd c;omettmt' be- \\\Cl'n unda\ and Tue~a' La~una lka<'h .\n unoccupied 11.)1( I Ford p1dup roll- l'd o'er a 200-foot cmhankmcnt Tuesday tn the J~OO bloc!.. of T)rol Dme. • • • Someone broke the back wmdow of a \chicle to the 200 hlock of Broadway Plan~ o n Tue'idn) eventng and stoic Sl.14 7 1n sterC'o equipment. • • • l\ ~chw1 n n I 0-\pt'cd bic}'Cle and S240 cash were taken from the 1400 block of Regatta Road on Tut"Sday evenif11. Fired worker goes on rampage 9y TM AaodiltH ,.,._ A shoo•ina rampqie by a fi red au•o shop worker in S.nta Ana left a thop patron dead and the siore's owner and hJs wife wounded be(orc a bysllnder shoe and killed tbe &\Inman Wtdnttdey. polkt said. Pol~ Lt. Robttt Hd\on llld the W'Ot't~ opeMd fire ,,_, the owaer of £1 Oalo Auto~ Slital> ftred '"-· Aftlr shooe•nt the llOre OWDCl'~dled by DOlkt II JO.,..,.-old AJouo . ltomero. the wort. ..._, tllc ..,. oa a MrC paUOft aad ... .,_ ... Hehoa M I .,,.... ..... NIMd o~ ~ an ~· aore l'iMled • ..-o«\kbod)'OI*._..,._. ml9IO (AP) -...... u Niii'• 1 ... dt-old llwW.aetdlyniebtlDd llld tw CIUlhias ~mocncy =~die army filCt •ved China abyta of miRJY." Tbc ~Y Sflllbolic action ap-= intended chiefly to ease . criticism of China's harsh cnclidown on diuent and cue the Wortd Bank and industrializ.ed na- tioas to ttttore badJy needed soft loans. Vier President Dan-Quayle called the move a ••step forward for human riahts" and a dividend ohecnt U.S. that tbe Chi:=dmhip -.. ovC11utt1 to China. A While Houte moderaU,,. its ·ve Nie." spokesman said there wu no chanee • He said the inete action was in the U.S. economic unctions intended to silence critics world- qainst O>ina, but hinkd that the wide, npccially members of Con· United States stands 'ready to t.ck ~ who have attacked China's World Bank loans f'or China for crackdown on pro-democracy move- humanitarian needs. ments. On Capitol Hill, Rep. William S. Wntem diplomats in Beijing Broomfield of Michipn, t~ rankina linked Li's action to the December Republican on the House Foreian visit of U.S. National Security Ad- Affairs Committee. said the liftina of viser Brent Scowcroft, who sought martiaJ_ law was "more blue smoke an easina of China's crackdown in and mirrors. and would not fool exchanae for normalizin& 'bilateral anybody in CongT'CSs into belicvin& relations. Li, however, aouaht to portray tbe end of manial law. as a sip of its succea. He uid it proved that .. tbe Chinese Communist Piny, the Chi- ncw aovemment and the Chinae people are cas-ble of runnina their own affain well." Li imposed martial law in Beijin& for the first time in 40 years of Communist rule on May 20. after more than I million people had filled Beijin& streets to suppon stu- dent-led pro-democracy prolelters. In his I 0-minute speech Wednes- day night. broadcast on national TV BUDGET P~OPOSAL •o· ! SC .JI yea• 199:>-9 ' In and nclio, Li aid maniaJ law was .. timely, neceuary and comet." If M had not acted. M said,.Chloete "would have •in faJkn into the a~ of misery." 'Chi~·s now stable poUtically. economi ly and socially· pro- duction a d lives are in g'iX)J order. ... People live and work in peace and contentment," he said. He stressed that the pany was not softening its oppositio n to effon s to "attempts to subven the socialist system.'' The party newspaper, the People's ()Illy. used e~ 1U01P lansua&e. dttlarina: "It as 1mperat1ve \0 smash the sabotqe or botdlc forces." Beijina sucett and colics cam- puses remained quiet after the speech. Several studenll uid the end of martial law made no difl'crence. and noted that tiaht campus security would remain. Asked if any students were likely to try to renew calls for ~mocracy, one woman student said: "We're about to go on wintEr holiday - we've all already bought our tickets to go ho me." t \ I . 11· 0 H '\ I \ H H 11-: I-S Democrats ready to negotiate over governOr' s budget CALIFORNIA TOTAL: ss3.7 s1LuON (100%) ~ ;;;;:;;:;;;; may be razed, replaced Where it comes from SACRAMENTO (AP) -Demo- cratic legislative leaders aren't happy with the proposed health and wel- fare cuts in Gov. George Deu- kmejian's $53.7 billion spending plan. but are e ncouraged that the Republican governor is stressang negotiation this year. The1'990-9 I spending plan. pres- ented Wcdnesda> to the Legislature. is "another in a long lane of auempts to balance the budget on the backs of seniors. poor children and sack peo ple," said Asscmbl} man John Vasco ncellos. cha irman of the budgct-wri tang Wa}S and Means Comm111ee. "Still . the governor has offered to work with us to do what ll take~ to make this budget a sound proposal:· said Vasconcellos. D-San Jose ··1 welcome his offer: \\C have a lot of work to do.·· ··w e are going to work with the governor:· echoed Senate President Pro Tern David Robena. D-Los An- geles. who predicted that the Legis- lature·~ majority Democrats would not accept the more than $800 million in health and welfare cuts 1n Deukmejian·s proposed spending plan. Deukmejian ·s reductions ancl uded a freeze in all cost-of-livang increases for health and we lfare programs. including Medi-Cal and welfa re ben- efits. However. an contrast to more combati ve stances of previous budget proposals, the Republican governor repeatedly stressed has Putting plan in perspective SACRAMENTO (AP) -The S53. 7 b1ll 1on that Gov. George Deu- kmcjaan has proposed an state spending 1n the coming fiscal year 1s a number that as too big for most ix-ople to comprehend. Herc are some compansons that ma) make-11 easier to put $53.737.6SO.OOO in perspecti ve: -\ S53. 7 b1ll1on budect means ( a hfof!)•a will be spendmg S 147.2 milhoa per da). lfthat"s still too bag to relate to }our personal budget. that translates an to $6.13 million per ho\l'r or SI . 704 per ~cond If "ou laid SJ. 7 billio n SI ba lls end to end the\ would reach 10 the moon and back iw1cc \\Ith enough kft over to c1rdc the equator another I''~ times. Perhaps the most mcaningf4I comparison 1s what you get by d1,1d1ng $53.7 hillwn b~ the :!lU m1ll111n rcs1de ntr. of California. Thal comn out to $1.897. \\h1ch 1s what each Cal1forn1an would haH· to ra~ to ra1!.C SSJ. 7 h1lhon. \\1lhngnc'>s to negotiate with the Legislature. ··w e·re sa}ing the \\hole budget 1\ nego11able:· Dcukmc)lan Finance Director Jesse Huff said Wcdnesda) fZ 35°.4 Personal income taxes • 280/. Sales taxes fl ~ c m 9°.4 Moto< vehtcle tees. licenses. taxes 11°/o Bani< & corpo<ation taxes 6% Bond P<c>CeedS 11% Other Where it goes ~ 37% K-1 ~ education fl 9% UC. CSU. other h19her education • 26% Health & welfare ~ 7°/. Business. tr~nspoJta:ion S housing ,......,L 6 0/o Youth & adult Co<recttonal m 15% Other Note Ove to rovnd1n<; f.gvres may not total 1 OO"lo AP C¥" ro at a budget briefing for reponcrs. The hudget proposal fo r the fiscal )car that hcgano; Jul~ I would 1n- rrca'il' 'itate ta x rc,cnues by 8.4 pcrn·nt o'er the current fiscal year. Spt:nd1ng v.ould increase 7 3 percent from the current \Car's $SO. I billio n propo\al is $73.9 b1ll 1on when " $20.16 billion 1n ftderal funds ad- mtnt\ll"rcd h) the '\talc are added. budget · The budget plan contains a total rC<.t'f\l' of$ l.S24 b1ll1on. 1ncludang $1 b1ll1on for (•conumtc unct'na1n· ttC'>. S2 43 million for schools and $279 m1ll1on for unpaid bills. ( ahforn1a\ budget 1s the nation's large~! 'itate six-nd1ng plan. The r hl' budge t 1n1 roduc11on starts a pron'\!> that v.111 rl·c;u ll in final docu- ment v.11h man' d1fTcrenccs six munths from nu-A·. Lawma kers will U'>c h1-. proposal as a star1111g place. adding or )Ubtract1ng as they see fi t. A big change. Judging from recent )Car<i, 1s ltkcl) 1n ~fa~. when the buH, uf \late anc·oml· 13\ recc1 rts are 1n and offiual<, ha\l· a lxtter p1ctun: of futurl' rc' cnue'> low prices e:very day! Ttg9r fl«tronics PINBALL Ages 8-up flwo AA t>etteron no11nc•vde<ll 911 f7ll ~-LCDQAMI A~I0 -... _0..,,,... ...... (l .. M __ __ Micro G•mn MARIO MOS. MULTI· ICRUH QAMI .. hip (TwoM ........ .. lflduOMI LOS ANGELES -The first official step was taken Wednesday to demolish the historic Los Angeles Coliseum 1n order to keep the Los Angeles Raiders from leaving or. if ·they do leave. to attract another football franchise. The Los Angeles Coliseum Comm1ss10~ agreed Wed~~Y to expl~re the idea o f private management and operatann of the fac1hty. thus paving the wa} for the construction of a modern-day stadium for football. T he Coliseum is a city landmark and the onl} stadium to h~st two modem da) O lympics. It has also been the destana11on of popes. presidents. kings, queens and Bruce Spri ngsteen. among other celebnttes. Douglas jetliner has maiden voyage LONG BEACH -The M D-11 . the wade-bodied Jetliner McDonnell Douglas hoix-s will bri ng it btl hons of dollars in the 1990s. soared off on its maiden flight Wcdncsda} to the cheers of thousands of compan) cmplo)ces. The company has 11 8 order" and 194 options for M D-I ls, which Hams said will cost about S90 malhon apiece Cndcr the most opt1m1st1c schedule. the com pany could have the plane tested. a ppro' ed and I 0 jetc; delivered b~ the end of the year. The maximum nonstop range for the standard MD-11 1c; up to 8.039 statute miles with 323 passengers and luggage. More McMartin ve-rdlcts returned LOS .\NGELES -F1\C scaled verdicts were delivered Wednesda) to thl· judge in the McManin preschool mokstat1on case by jurors who no\\ h:nc decided 39 of 6S l·harges against Ra>mond Buckey and his mother L'nder a syste m devised h) Superior l"oun Judge William Pounders. the jurors arc placing their 'erd act"i under seal and gi vang them to the Judge for safe keeping until the} ha\'C decided all of the molestatio n and conspirac) charges. The) have been deliberating for nearly two months. '\ .\TIO'\AI. BHIEt'S Astronauts chase fall Ing satellite SPACE CF NTER. Houston -The Columbia c1stronauts put a Nav~ communications satellite into orbit Wednesday and continued to close 1n on the path of a noa11ng science laboratol) they hop<' to snatch from space .\ftcr the ~tell 1tc wa' rclca'ied. the ac;trona uts turned their attention to the other major tasi... of the m1'>\I On. trark1ng down the 21.400-pound Long Duration E'posurc Fac1l1t) c;o 11 ran hi.· hrought back to Eanh. The chase should end Frida) morning v.hcn mt'i"iton spenahst Bonnie Dunbar plans Ill u\C the shuttle's )(J.fo01 rnhot arm to latch onto L.DEF and tuck n anto thl' cargo ba) for the tnp home Women get more kick from champagne BOSTON -Sc1ent1<.ts beltl'\l' thl") ha'l' sol\l·d Ont• of the enduring m~stenes of thl· se\e\ -\\h\ nll'n l an drink more alcohol than women "11hou1 getttng drunl.. or sufTenng h'er damagt• The researcher<. "'1) thl· dafTerencc as all an the stomach. The) fou nd that men make far higher amount\ of a protec:11ve 'itomach cnn me that breaks do"n alcohol bcforl' 11 hit'> thl' blal~trcam. The result The} don't get as tips) as women on thl' ~1ml' numtx·r of dri nk\. '"The 1mpl11:a11on of th1c; " that when 11 rnml'S to social dnnking. women should be more carl·ful than ml'n for a g1' en amount of alcohol "hen dn ' tng or opha11ng equipment ... c;a1d Dr. Charles S. Lieber. a co- author of lhl· stud) and d1 rl·ctor of thl· o\lcohol Rcst:arc:h and T reatment Ct:ntcr at the Bron\ Veterans .\ffatr'i Medical Center Hundreds flee from flood areas Rivers bloatt'd by da)s of of hca'> rain remained out of their banks Wednesda' in Washington s1:i1c and as man) a5 2.000 people had been forced to f1cc. but high v.ater in \Orne Oregon lOmm un1t1es tx-gan reced ing. Rainfall eased dunng thl' morning after a scncs of windy storms that began Saturda}. The \\Ind ble" dnv.n thou~nd\ of trees. broke power hnes and blew off roofs Floodang 1n c.omc arl·a\ of Washington was C'\p<'C ted to contt nuc through thl· \\CCkcnd Three deaths v.cre blamed on the storms in thl' Northv.c\l. U.S. cuts funds for food agency WASHI NGT~N -The n1tcd States has sharply reduced its annual contributt~n to a l .N. food agcnq that suppon ed the Palestine L1bera11on Organ1za11 on. and suu ested II might pull out of the agency altogether. the State Depanme nt said Wcd ncsda}. U.S. ir~ was sparked by the agenq 's governing council, which voted ovcrwhelm~ngly last No\embc~ to help the PLO teach Palestinians how to grow food m the lsraelt-occup1ed West Bank a nd Gaza Strip. The United Stat.cs was also angered by the budget adopted at the meeting, which projected a 3 ix-rce!"t 1;r0Wl~ for 1990 and 199 1, said another source. The Rom~-bascd organ1i.auo n ignored a U.S. dema nd for a budget freeze pending reforms. "OHl,D BHIJ:t ·s Panama OKs drug pact with U.S • PANAMA CITY. Panama -Panama a~d the U nited States signed an aarcement Wednesday t~ fighl drug trafficking. but Panama r'C$isted U.S. pressure to change banking laws to prevent money laundering. "Tltey want us to simply open our books and wt cannot let them do that," Eduardo Lasso Valdez. president of the Bankers Association told The Associated P~. "We think we have enough safcauards now to prevent money laundering.· ~he aareement includes. U.S. assistance to help Panama structure its aacnc1es .to fight drug traffickmJ: exchanae of information; investiption and ~rosccu~~n . of money laundenna .con~ccted with drua tnffic: and eradica- tion of 1lltcat dn.11 crops, processmg sites and laboratories. .. Lithuanians rally for freedom. VILNIUS, U.S.S.R. -Thousands of Lithuaniani 'Clefied···the Kremlin and. cried ".Freedo~!" ~ta pro-independence rally Wcdnetday, the eve of Sovtet President Mikhail S. 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Mont.. go t her start in photograph) at age 9. when she won a Brownie box cam· era a~ a prize in a miniature golf tournament 1n Livingston. according to her son Kent Nethery. Koch moved to California dunng World War 11 and mamed ltobcrt Dale Nether). a Covina physiClan. She married Eugene Koch. a New- port Beach ph ys1c1an. They were la(er divorced. She lived in Newport Beach until a )Car ago. when she moved to Irvine. Koch actually pursued three ca- reers m her life. accordmg to her son. She was a children's ~lothing dcsianer in the 1940s and dtd work for Bullocks Wilshire. Later. she became a registered nurse and worked at Hoag Memorial Hospital in Newport Beach from 1952 to 1961. working in the operating room and the obstetrics area. Finally, in 1961 . she pursued her primary lo ve for photography and turned her hobby into her pr<r fession. Her photojoumalistic styte was honed throu&h trainina with the Life map.zinc p6otoaraphy staff. 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Cats in the Kitchen," a cookbook spiced with quotable cat commentary. ••for years people have told me ·you should publish these recipes,' " said Cragar. wh<1 works as the media specialist at Pomona Elementary School in Costa Mesa during the school year and operates a catering business as a "ho bby" d uring the summer. "I wanted to do low-fat, low- cholesterol recipes to prolong the life of pet parents,'' she said. Sales of the book may also help prolong the li ves of some of the pets. Cragar donates SI from the sale of each book to the Animal Assistance League of Orange County. Recipes are designed 10 be eas). quick and entcnaining. The book includes sections on .. Cat Ni p s .. (beverages). "Apawtiurs." "Super Suppers" (main courses). ·· aucers on the Side" (fruits and \egetables) and "Purr-sonal Pleasures" (dessens). ·~·1 did most of m) hohda) enter- taining with these reci pes so I kno" the) 're eas) ... Cragar said . .\nd one recipe, for almond crisps, even won her a cooking contest when she was in high .school. .. I had the recipes already but it took about three months to put it all together. I had to do auearch for the quotes. I looked up letten and diaries of famo us cat lovers. That's wha t took the most time." The book is available at th.e Cat's Meow and some local go urmet stores o r can be obtained by contact- ing Cragar directly at Pomona School. Cragar's cookbook is self-publish- ed, contracted with Studio Two Press in Irvine. She had 250 printed and said it has been cat-cbing on. "Cats in the Kitchen" is her sec- ond cookbook; the first. "Meals With Minh." offered recipes pep- pered with her own light verse. Cragar also writes short stories and children's stories for women's magazines such as Woman's Day and Good Housekeeping. She is still seeking a market for her most recent piece.· "After the Opera." "It's about what happt'ns to the Phantom after the opera." she ex- plained. Although Cragar's fi rst love for a long time was cats. she has been sans feles for a while no w. She married a man who's allergic to cats. "l wanted to keep Sammy (the cat) and Ted (the spouse) but 1 couldn't ha\.e both." she said. "Ted "-On. We found a good friend to adopt Samm) .. Marie Maples is a career volunteer and is vice preside nt of the Costa Mesa Senior Citizen's Corp. A lo ngtime Costa Mesa resident. she is active in senior citizens' affairs and is a veteran City ·Hall watchdog. Blrtlaplace: H oulka, Miss. Residence: Costa Mesa. Job: Volunteer. Salary: The sm ile I get. or the hug as I com e in or leave. Marital status: Widowed. Children: Michael. 40, of Missio n Viejo. Education: Two years at the University of Tennessee I beg~n as a home eco nomics maJ Or. Hob bies: I don't have time to be hobbying around. I guess m) hobb) is keeping busy. F avorite resta urant: M im i's 1n Costa Mesa. Las t movie seen: ··coccoon II." Favorite movie: "Wuthl·rtng Heights." It's the only movie I've seen several tim es and wo uld see again. Favorite television sbows: ··A Current Affair." Last book read: "Blessings" Belva Plain. First job: Working at Wool- worth's on the sock counter. And l thought it was~ wonder- ful job. I lied to get 1t -told them I was 16 and I wasn't. Pet fantasy: r m not much for dreaming. Maybe to legally come by enouS:h money to get m y little family out of debt and help some other little faro,,. ilics. Gripe: When you're paying thf bills around the first of tht month:-they all must be puJ back 1n the envelope in a cer- tain WAY· and none of them is the i,am c as the one before. My second gripe is where it says tear on the dotted line. but it \\On·t tear. Half the bill tears off Heroes: It used to be m y hus- band. but since he's gone I don't ha'c one. Car: Honda .\crnrd . Theater nearly ready to step into the bright lights By HOUY WAGNER Of lM Dally ~Moc SCJlf'I Theater buffs tn Irvine will he turning out for ihc topping out Jan. 21 when the long-awaited theater opens its doors for a sneak preview of the stage area. "Topping out" is when the construc11on rcache'> 1ts hill,hest elevation. . the theater 1s built as much on memories as o n a v1S1on for the future. While not frustrated thes- pians. man) of those instrumental tn bringing a theater to the community recall their O"-n or their children's early ex.pencnccs w11h h ve theater. While the theater isn't scheduled to open until October. patrons have been working to make 11 a reality for 14 years. acco rding to Irvine Theater Operating Compan} general man- ager Doug Rankin. "The quest for both the land and the mone) took a number of years:· he said. Ranktn. who came to the lrvme Theater compan) fresh from de- veloping a s1m1lar pro1ect tn llhno1s. said he has seen theater projects take even longer. "We're on time a nd on budget. which is almost unheard of fo r a &heater.'' said an excited Richard Sim, chairman of the board of the Irvine Theater Operating Co. Sim said trustees have raised S 15 million of the total SI ].6 million budget needed for completion. Both credit the project's success thus far to different segments of the community pulhng together. Sim has been with the o perattng company si nce llS incept101Y nearl) four years ago. Because he oversees constructio n. he secs much of the success from the business end. "l do n't believe there's another 6 city 1n the United States with a theater built from this kind of pan- nership." he said . referring to the theater's pro~rl!ss from a city project at the drawing board stage to the pannership of the city, UCI and private interests. With the pannership came a name change. What was planned ·as .the Irvine Civic Theater becam e the Irvine T heater about a year ago. acknowledging the com bined effon. But the com munity is really what the theater is about. a fact not lost on Sim. "I've lived in Irvine go ing on eight HI I .I . •:1· 1 '\ HO \ H D '"i ~. • t!:.· ... I :.. ; "' __ :;::_, }Cars I'm invohed 1n developing propen~ 1n In me. It was intriguing to me that we lagged behind 1n cultural programs. I thought this wac; an opponunll} to be involved 1n something 1ha1·s reall} pan of the soul of the cit\.'. Sim recalls ricrform1ng thl' lead in hi s senior class pla} 1n Phocn1xv1llc. Pa .... The G host Wanted.'. a l the urging of his sweetheart. "nn - now his wife. / Irvine C1ty--Cooncil"oman all) Anne Sbeftdan 1s regarded as another po"'erhouse behind thl' theater. "She's been doggmg 1h1s thing from the beginning. for nearl ~ 14 years:· said Rankin. Shendan was 10\0(\ed 1n a 1971 master plan for the cit} that de- termined the communll\ would not be complete without a ·co mmun1t) theater. She began promotmg the theater during her I 0-year term on the city's Community Services Com - mission and saw passage of a 1974 bond issue that provided S 1.5 million for the project. Ori&inally. lhe Irvine Co. wa's to donate the land . . ''As the years went by. The Irvine Co . was sold and it got hard 10 find the land." she said. By 1984. Sheridan said she "de- cided the only way I was going to get tha t theater was to run for office. At the end of my first term the theater again. Sheridan 1:-. quick to po int out tha! thl· theatl·r "a~ nut her onl~ goal 1n runnan~ for the Cat\ Council. but ,;.,...#; ·-· ... sa~' '-ht· ''nn·1 1 un ar.a1n an I 9Y2 .\nlltha ck111n11 ol thl· m1ss1on 1-; tu m~ikt· tht· rx·rform1ng :1rt'\ morl' acn·"1hk 10 .1n·a n'\llknt\. Sim '><lid thl· thl'atl'1 ·~ hoard \'Ill \lrl\C Ill ... .. t . . " " . malo.t• thl' aud1tunu 'a1, hk 10 rl·-;1tlcn1s and kl•cp 11<.' ll pncc~ JU\\11. Thelma Fnl'del. prc~1dl'nt o f thl· nc'' I\ forml·d Encore C1rrk 'olun- Artist's rendering ftopl shows the lrvlne Theater -shown under construction 0.., ............ .,.,...... .......... (a bove ) -upon completlon. The th••t•r has b een 14 J••rs In the m•lrlng. tl'l'r '>Upport group. 1s o nl) beginning hn ta~i... The I OU-member group h<id 11\ tir!>l ITil'l'ling 1n November and \\tll continue to meet quartaly to mu\ll'r 'ur>port and generatt pub- l1l'll\ "11hin lhl' rnmmunit\ fi ir 1he thca·tl'r · She admits her love of theatl'r wa!'t fo">lcn:d b' sc,eral less-1ha n- mrn1orabk role~ 1n high school and rnlktw produc11on!>. She hope<. the thl·ata \\Ill tw a \\a~ to pass on thl' rulturc and fun of ll\e theater. tm. Shl·ndan and Fn cdel all agrcl' till' thcater·c; role 1s to pro' 1de · m1Jdlc-s1LcJ arena for local talent that c:in't afford 10 perform at the Pt•rf(irming .\rts Center. wouldn't Jrn" a large enough audience to mJio.l· 11 ''orth\\hile o r s1mpl} re- qu1rl''> a mon-intimate selling for the <,urn''>" of the performance. rhl' theater 1c; a 750-seat Equ1t} \\Ul\er houSl'. ac; opposed 10 thl· J,000·'\l'al l:qu11~ paformance Pcr- forn11ng .\rh Ccnta. It 1s intended 1c., .. J'> a l."om pctltor than as a farm ll'am. ShcmJan 'l'l'' rommun1t\ cduca- 11011 on both -,ides uf the "iage as a maJllr rok. l'Xpos1ng au'd"1coces to l1 H· tlwatl'r anti performers to ll\e autl11:ncc!>. Shl' secs the In inc 1 ht·atl'r a' rhc mean•» ··.\II thl' m·w audiences. all the Ii f\I 1ntmdul t ions to parucipatoi: theater Mil Ix· in a \mall. commun1- I\ thl'Jtn.'" '\hl' ~1d. ··Audiences ha'l" to bl· taught how to behaw in thl' !heater It"• not ltke silting at home "11h a bo " I of popcorn ... .\nother pan of the theater's goal I'> to lo.t•cp hume-gro" n talent at ho mt· ..Small groups reall} don·1 ha'e an}\\ hnt• to go . .\ lot of groups that no" ha' c to go out of town to p.:rform "111 bl· abk to perform in In tOl' ... Sim ~1d. For audiences. the purpose 1s to gl\e an alternat1\l' for those who can't afford to sel' the larger pro- ductions or'arc onl~ beginning to be 1ntcrcs1cd in liH' performances. All of those "ho have helped 10 make rhc theater a realt l)· are pleased to '>Cl' the footlight at the end of thl· tunnl'I. but Sheridan summed up that feeling: "It 's going to be really excTilng to drive past that theater when it's done and know I had something to do with that." • - . Republi.can Women's cont ere nee vieWs timely Political issues environment, while building self-esteem and con- fidence. The class wilJ meet in the recreation building from 3 to 4 p.m . Ja n. 18 to March 29. with a performance at 4 p.m. March 29. For more informatio n, call Linda Wells at 250-9275, mom inp. M•athon-fUl'I to aid tM homel~ss TM Orantc County Half·Maratbon/Half-Run for bomelell dlildRn i1 ICbeduJed for Saturday. The event includes a ball-marathon (13.~ mile) l"ICe, Sk run and a mile ftut ruJllWalk: eost•l"ICe bnanc:b and health and fti-U , pl~ lwarilL Stan and finish of all events 11 at the arouDds of Lioa Cou,btry Center in Lioa Country Safari Park at lrviat. IMel bndl Clarildu Temporary ff~ Fecili- 1iel & Tiie Ol'l'J9''Mioo ii dftOlld IO.wpiaj home-.. , WrE ....... ,,._ Wlllll lillll IO r., w9ik or vohaateer ....... .,_....__ For more informatton. call Health Watch at (619) 723-6105. Adoption update off~r«J RESOLVE of Orange County will have its public education meeting from 7:30 to 10 p.m. at St. Joseph Hospital in Oranac. To pic for the evenin1's lecture and forum will be "AdoptJon iri the 1990s. Speaker is Sharon Kaplan, executive director of Parentina Resourcea lnc. She bu been a IOCial worker in the field of adoption since 1963 and has co.authored tbe book "Cooperative Adoption -The OtTICial Handbook." For more infOnnation, call RE.SOL VE at 8'9-0$80. Putting on the dog In OC Shoreline Do& Fanci,Frs Association will put on the dog for its Seventfi All-Breed Dot Show and Obedience Trial from 8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. Sunday at the Oranae Cou nty Fairaro unds in Costa Mesa. Admission is $4 for adults. $2.50 for seniors and chilgrcn 6 to 12 years. For more information, call show chairmen Free man Claus at 544-9372 or Dawn Doltz at 527-8786. O.C prepar«J for the big 01W Newport Beach will offer a "Quake Ready Now!" ~&om 7 to 10 p.m . Mondays &om Jan IS to Feb. $ at tht Oasis Center in Co~na del Mar.· TM work&hop teacbel bow tb prcpue families, homes and bu&ine11e1 for .. the bia one .... It introduces tbe f\andamenw1 needed for ~uab preparednaa. Fee ii S2S for ldulta. Sll for 11'*1\ta and 1mion. For IDOft lDlormation or to "lisler. call 644-11'1. •\I I 'lt\ll ,,..,..,,1 ... 11 No~ ... , .. led '*'""'' 1 ... Ja - No...u .... ....... 1/\ - Technology can play big role in traffic system Techn~log~ may soon help ease some of the problems of c_ommut1ng 1n Orange County, but the possibility isn't getting a warm welcome from everyone. Som_e d:ivers, especially those opposed to car-pool lanes, think it's an Orwellian inva$iPA of their privacy. A _more accurate assessment is it's an infringement on what they mistake nl y insist is tbeir right to drive where they want f,egardlcss of the rules of th e road . 11 State: Dcpanment of Transportation officials recently tested the tec hnolog y. it is now in use in oth er states and na tions. on th e Costa Mesa Freeway. The concept local officials arc studying involves monitoring freeways with 1'1igh-tcc h can1cras to help catch car-pool lane cheaters. The 1es1 received cautious enthusiasm from Caltrans officials tlnd sent a qui\'Cr of rrsentn1en1 through some people. ' Their principal objections focus on: 1nvas1on of pri vacy. the legal gray area of citing a vehicle's registered owner b y n1ail and thl' simple resistance to c hange:. Using technology 10 help control traffic a nd ca1ch Wolato rs makes good sense. Technology is cheaper, more e ffic ient and less dangerous than enforcement by the California t-l ighway-Patrol. But that doesn't mean the technological vs. human approach doesn't present problems and should not be debated. La_m cr:ning that suc h a use of high-tt·ch cameras is an 0~'C/h,a n 1nt~us1on o n privacy d0t·s raise the specter of Big Brother. But 1s that all bad? For every conceivable abuse. there's a counterbalancing benefit. Many d ri\'ers v.·ould feel safer if they knew someone "'a.s v.•atL·hing ovt:r thcn1. Traffic accidents could be reponed quicker and n1cd1cal help dispatched faste r. That's as much, if not n1ore. o f a benefi t as catching solo drivers who illegally dri ve in car-pool lanes. Thl•re ts something unsettling about law cnfo rccn1 ent ~encit·s ha\'in~ an t'YC 1n the \ky 10 watch drivers. but is son1cone breaking the la''' real!\ en titled to an absolu1c right 'of privacv on a public fret•wa' ~ .,. The i"ntcnt of car-pool lanc·s is 10 lncrcast• the efficiencv 1 i.lf the frt~e\\'ay and rl~ducc the number of cars using i1. Fc v.'ei- i.cars Olcans lx'ttcr traOic tlo"'· ·rhi.' conc('pt \\'ill work. but f'v('ryont· has to pla) b~ the rules. Legal problc111s rn\·oJvcd in cillng traOic violators bv mail needs debate and consideration by our best lega'I fP inds. Is a car's r('gistert·d owner responsible for ho w that car is used if a son. daughh:r or frien d 1s behind 1he v.•hcel'? If the registered O\\'ner is no t rt·sponsiblc -if the driver isn't personally i,tuppt.~J and rnl'd -1s the advantage oftht• ll'C hnolog) USL'k.'!IS'.1 Wt• 1h1nk lhOM' prob!e1ns can be resol\'Cd and bc11cr technology shou!J tx· used 10 monitor Orange County's ff('l'\\'a\"S. The most d ifftcul1 obs1:ich: to overcome may be the natural rcs1s1::incc pcoplt• have to changc. bu1 even that is n1utt·d b' :i. gruv.'1ng awareni.'SS that our freeways. roads and ho\\ v.'e list· thc1n arc fraught v.•ith the problems of m isuse. I here's i,on1e1h1ng <lran1aticall} v.-rong v.i 1h our tl'ans· 'porta t1on ~)slcrn. and huildi-ng Ol'w roads is not 1hc to tal ansv.·cr. \\\· nt'l.'d nt'\\ and t111pro\'ed roads. bu1 v.·c also net·d tu n1ak{' tx·itl'r USl' o f "'hat 1,.1,:e ha\'e. That's ,,·here tct·hno log~ can ht•lp. Traflic llov.• and th{· cllic1cnc' anJ safl't' nf frec\li'J\S ran be 1n1provcd \\'1lh ihe t)JX' of .tt·ch nolo~)-rccl'ntly '1es1ed on the Costa Mesa Frecv.·a,. That ll'{·hnolugy and its application needs study. '1cst ing and poss1bl) refi nement before its use: The legal and social QUl'Stion<> need to be deha tt·d and explained. But most 1 of all. ever •one conct~rncd nt'eds 10 took al ways to ensure bctu:r use "of our h 1gh\o\'a)S v.·i1h an o pen n1 ind. because using the s~s1cn1 h{'ttcr is JUSt •'l's tn1ponant - and much less c .\p<.·nsi''l' -ai, hu1ld1ng nc\1 roads. Opon1on~ tAprr~~rO •n 1n1s Sp.let ..irt tnost ot !ht 0 <111)' P•IOt Othtr v1tws t .o:prts~t-d on !h•s p<tgt au· tno~t o l rtlt1r <1ufhors <tnd <1r11us Rt.tat-rs· commt"nts ait onv1tt'd .1nd m<ty bt \tnt to Tht O.J1ly Pilot. P 0 60• J 560 Cosr.i Mt"sa 9lb2b Readers' comments welcome The Dail\ Pi\01 "''ek·omc~ ~our op1n 1ons on matters of public intcresl. l eHt•rs arid longer art1l'li.·s Cl( l'omn1cntary must be sig.ned . They should be typed or clcarh ~·nnen and !.CnL 10 LETTERS to tht EDITOR. Daily Pilot. P.O . Bo.'( '.1.560. Costa M(-..a. <.1262b. If you prcfrr to dictate a le1tl'r. you n1ay rail our WE'RE LJSTENING lclephont nun1bcr -642-6086 -and lea ve a recorded message. Please keep these messages bri(·f. Please include vour addrl·ss and tl'lephonc numbtr so that we may ,, . "'t'l".y,>' authorship. ,::_:·~R-AN-GE-CO-AS_, D_a_ily Pilat ·rt,,,, TA rr JA~~ REU~ll l-'.'Hl-;H4. Editor R.-t•il s.1"'' .\l11n•""' l~)'i f'f.\1.E' \••ori•I,. EJit<'r CtlEHI 1-'REE~.\'i TCl~I Cl.A \I' (:l•uifird lf•n•grr Nr.w• [dilot Jl'lll' OEl'Tl\"1 ~ Sl 'l-:\'E .\l ·\RHl.E Lt,.11 Ail•rrli1i n11 \1111•11.rr (ii )" [dilot HEt:Kl' S. llENOl-:KStl\ HOGER Alllt).\I t"caturl!'t Editor Ari Dil"f"l'"lur ,.l!J RflGl-~R tARl-~O ~ .\1ARY CARTf.R Spor1• Edilor Ad Ser\'iecs Ma""«'"'" TO.IM BUl>ll titt•l•tkaw ()irffll'N' ALISSA TAOUX'.K TERt PUro Prr·Pn!M M•.avr Circul•lion M•rk.-1ln11. 'l•n•iJtr 808 fllA.~K HENRl' kNICHT Ho•c,Delivny "'••15cr ~11....-M•• .. lfl' CHALON COOD LISA TANNEY C•tomcr Scrvicir .\l•n•11tcr P1t-P.--Supervller PllAlllOO SHAii PATRICI< TOOL C......,ler "'°*"PIWI S.ptf-iMr ftHONDA -:£ED sarr.r DOUTllt'IT ,.,.... .... .., Prw Roo• S.,Cr'11Mr DO!'ll'IA JAOOllSON 8IU. CllA to'f'Oll D ()HHM·r.-s,.-... M....- l .t:TTEKS 2.Tllt( FAIL!!>. fodly is Thundly, Jan. 11 , the 11th day o( 1990. There arc 3S4 days left in the year. Today's hiahliaht ln history: On Jan. I I. I 9"3S. aviator Amelia Earhan ~n a trip from Honolulu 10 Oak.Jand that mack her the fint woman to fl y solo across the Pacific Ocean. Qn. thi! date: In 19 l J. 1he first sedan-type auto-- mobile. a Hudson. went on display a1 the 13th Automobile Show in New York. In 1943, the United States and Britain signed treaties relinquishing e.\tratemtorial rights in O!ina. In J 964. U.S. Surgeon General Luthtr Terry issued !he first govern· mcnt rt'port saying smoking may be hazardous to one's heallh. Today's birthdays: Actress-direc· tor E\'8 Le Galliennt is 91. Tele- 1·1s1on producer Grant Tinker is 64. Producer David L. Wolper is 62. Actor Rod Taylor is 6 1. Country singer Naomi Judd 1s 44. Golfer Ben c·rt'nshav.· IS 38. By 7>fo A1Hrl•IH Pn11 Readers chide, back SOS action __, To the Edi1or: On Jan. 15, the c·osta Mesa City ('ountd 1n1cnd~ IO l'\"ICI Share Our Schcs fron1 its prl·n1tscs at th(' Rea Con1111unny ("en1er. For mort' than IS ) c-ars. SOS has proudl) operated in that c1 1~ ~-I an~ homl·lcss pcopk· frum lr\tnc h3\'l' bc.•(•n sa1,ed fron1 destru(·uon h\ th1s unique and won- derful organ1i.a11on that is a l1fcl1nt• to soinl' 200.000 j)O\'l'rt) -s1r1ckcn nll'll. \\lllllen and l·hild rl·n . each ~ l':tr. . \\'hen fv1arla Bird. a hvl·-~car vol- unll"Cr for SOS. reponed 10 !hl' pre~s that ··\\'l··rl' all sick. 'oJ.it•'rl' \{'r\ !kid." \h(' v.·as l'\pfl'SS1ng the ht·an-- s1c1'..r1c's of thous.."lnds of us 1n Or- angt· ( llU OI\ about this l'ruel act on till' part of 1hc ("osta t..1l·s..i ("11~ (~ounrd ("1th onl' couragt·nus t'\Ct'P- uon. 1he \al 1an1 ('ouned~·onian Mar .. 1-lurnbucklt·. b!l'ss ht·r~) ·\rid "'ht•n H1 rJ sa1d: ""\\'l•lcun1l' 10 gurgl'Oll~ Orange Counl~ -homt· of thl· hcar1ll•ss." \\C "t·ll undl'rstood tht• b1ncrnt·~s 1ha1 1ilk·d hl·r hl·an a! thl' thoui.:ht 0f n1l'n . "'O!iH'.n anJ hull' l'hildrl·n !l·fc 10 hungt·r. \lt'kl·n anll 1n 'uffil' Ca \t'' d1l", nnl 1n d;1rl..l•ti -\fn,·a. npt 111 fl\.l\l'f\~·stnt·kl'n India. but herl·. 111 f)rangt' Count~. ~ur rounJt•d tn t•norn1ou' "'-l':tl1h. n11lht1n.Hr\'\ anJ l'\t'!l hiJl1oO:Jlft"\ 111 this tllu~1011ar\ (iar<lt•n of Edl'll 1, 1h1~ \\hat "(irt'l'd 1s (iood'" k•;1d-. lo"' Oon·i "l' fl'i1l11c 1hat 1hl' harJl·111ng or' tht• hl':tr! lead' to hard- crung of thl· ar\\'fll'~·· \\'hen lhl' "l'll ~pnng' of tiirnpa~\Hlll JI") up 111 a \\t',tlth\ l·ounlf\. 1ha1 hut!.:-. nn gnod r"nran\. nfu, .\, Ku\l\ Kl'nn(·J\.an f )r;n1g~· c 1Jun1~ 1;unian Kl·l;1i1on~ l'1iri11111 '"oncr. \\;\\rd .thuul lhl' d\·- l\!u1 t1on ul ihi... 1S-1car-old na\1\ 11f hl·!p for thl· pour · 11 \11!! Ile.· a niaJ1>f !raged~ for pollr f)l'opk· and all P•.'OPI(' in f)r:ingc ( "11t1nt~ ·· \l.'t· coulJ11"1 agree \\1th hirn 1nnrl' \\'l. hup1: that lhl' \Olll'S anll ll'!h'r<; nf lhl' rnn1pa,~111na1c \1 ill hl· hl·ard fron1 all 11\rr lhe cuuntl an<l. 1nn\I 1n1portan1 of :111. lha! 1tir~ st1pulatt' that no n1orl· 1t1tl'~ Y.ll! ht· gi ven !(1 an' olllc1al 1,1ho p1:rr .... ·1ratc<; <;uch crUl·lt\ on hllll· c h1klrl·n , for fk•arh lh1\ 1S child ahuS(' at l\<; wor~t. It 1\ t1n1c 10 1akr a ~land and he coun1cd. SYLVI.\ EASTf)N ('hair uf Ir\ inc Task Forcr Fur lhc .-1oml'll·~~ DOD To 1ht Editor: t~osta t.1 csa ... "'The ("ti) "'Ith a Hc·arl" Bull. Look at out ansv.·cr to lhl' humclt·ss and thl' nerd~: 1he Costa ~·1rsa Police Dcpanmt'nt spends half 1t'\ tlnll' rous11ng and arrl'Sllng p..1or rx:opll' 1h:11 ar(' slel·ping 1n the rarks or in 1he1r cars 1n parking lots. I rl'n1cmtx'r a 76·ycar-old n1an 1,11ho "a~ II\ 1ng in hi s l·ar on I ~th Strl'l'l nc;ir -\lpha lk·ta. He "as there on/I hl:c;1use :1 crook had cheated hini r•ut of hi<> hon1l' 1n Laguna Beath. Thl' poller rousted the old man da1, after da\ and. fina!I\. thl") arrt'Stl'd. and fined him foi being a v1ctin1. lnr1dl·n1all). I ga\e h1n1 li:>od and boughi h1n1 a coat and blankeis "'hrn 11 got cold and "'a1chl'd as }OU ··101, 111g C"hri~uans·· dru\l' pas1 hnn /\IH'l' l"\l"r\ Sund3\ on 'our "·a~ 10 and fron:i rhurt h · Hl· dlsap- pi.:ar\·d soon af11•r he "a~ arrl'S!cd. I hl·arJ that he d1l·J. SO\\ lhc (."I{\ of c ·n~ta M(·s.a IS d etl·rn11ncd tu i-un out a '1onderfu) org:1n11a11on called Sharl' (lur ~·l1l"\ Thl'lr k·;ise I\ up and no1 onl\ v.111 11 1101 llc.· rl'ne11l·d. hut our "lo~ 1ng·· l"ll~ f:ilhl'T\ .ire gl11ng 10 S..'l' 10 11 !hat 1ht·'>t' canng ..... ·onderful p1:npll' arl· run out of our r1t~ I :in1 a~h;1n1l·d ur" 1h1~ r11~ land count) I \la11lc.· 1,1ha1 the\ ..a\ :1bouc u~ 1~ trul: ""\\\· li•r t":h11ld lhl' Clrang.c ( una111 .. le our pul1l~l. 1an allord thl· hun- drl'd' n1 nian hour' 1 1 tJkl·~10 harass our pour and hon11..'.ll''>S. ma~bc: n 's ll!l\l' thJI thl'Sl' 1'l\) k·aJl'r'> gL\l" SOrl l•" lht1u~hl ll! la) 1ng 1111" a fe\\ nf thl· t1lf1l·,·r, and U\l" th\· n1un1'' ... 1\td 111 hti~ Jc1\·111 lll\\·•U'>\ hou,ing and tarl· (<1r rht· i .. ,, ronunal\' an1ong U\. Thl· .1n'"l'r tu !hl' hon1l·Jc,~ :ind 1h,· hungr~ 1~ /lt1f ""run thl"nl out of tP,111 ."" .ind 1h,· .111•»\l"f \t) a he;1rt!i.·'~ l H) "no1l '~nira1h~ It'' l'rnparh~ anJ 11>'\" Ll·t 11 ur k·adt•r, 1-.nl'" "•JU l",\I'\" .. \,Il l' (luJ \\'Ill'\'" T11 1hc l-J1t11r /)(I~ \\ ()()[)\ ( "'ta ,\1c...:1 DOD I JU\l rracl 'our Jrt1\'l1· ahout thl· pr,1t1ahll' r ll•;1<.,·1 11·rn11 n:tl inn of "iC lS. an ,1rgan11.H101\ lk•d1,Jll'd 1(1 hl·lping 1h1· pnor It n1aJ\· nil' \l"f~ \.1J and ;J\h:llll\"J fur al\ ihl" l"ll:llpll· "-hO "l'rt.' fl·,pun,1bl1• fur !hi'> action \n\11n\' ,,1n llc.·l·11n11· ronr and 1n nrl·d ·of h1·lp S<)~ h:t'> rilled 1ha1 n1·cJ ,1n11 ih1· l)rg_anl/l'fS "ill Ile.· surl'I~ hll'\~•:d for thl'1r rlfon\. l)uc 111 ,·11nJ1ll1•11\ O\l'r Y.h1ch l haJ ru1 ronlrnl. I h;i\l' gt1n1· from finant·1,1J \lll"ll"\'> 111 fa1!url' more th;.111 •Ith\' I arH :i recO\l'nng al.:ohohl'. 1,11th LS 11•ar' of\Ohnl'l\ S\"t.'dlc~s to <.a). thl'fl· "a' dt•,as1£111un dunng that JX'ru.x1 I rll""l'f lk1" 11 conu ng. No alc1•hoh, l'' {'r docs In 14~0. I rnJ''~cJ a con1fonablc. S98.lK.JO grus:. 1ncumc and a vrl") sohJ :in,! prum1s1ng business. In J4S~. ihl· indus1r-I had bct·n tn n1;in~ ~l·ars l"ullap~·J I didn't!;('(' 11 Cll!lHng. In lQ86. m~ niarnagl· broke up dut• to thl' financial ~train. I v.·ound up 111 Ill\· 1C1l'Clll" hllSp11al for a n1onth ~1th Sl'\l're anx1C"1y. While th\'rC. the\ d1scovl'rt'd I had a S\'fll.IU~ he.in problem. \\'hen I ~·as d ischarged. I had no homl' 10 go 10. so for the next 211! ~1?•1r'.i. I hit·d 1n n1oll'IS. v.·nh fn('nds ur 1n 111\ car. I tncd di!fert•n t odd 1ohs. hui 1 rould nc\~·r gt't to tht' point 1•hl'rl· 1 could gel an apan- !lll"nt. E\t'n "hl·n I did get 3JOl'l tha1 paid bl'tter. I couldn'1 get enough 1ogt·thl'f fDT fir!>\ n1on1h'\ rt•nt and last n1on1h ·, rt·nt anJ a s..~cunt~ dl'pos11 · So on\' \\uuld h1n.· a n1an of m' age 1n11> an l'n1r;-k·1,el position. ~o ·1 didn't ha1c n1uch chanrc to make an~ reatl) guoJ n1one~ Then a \ t'~ dt·ar fnl'nd loant-d Till' rnuugh tu gt·1 an apanmcnt. \\ hl'n thl' old Dodge I ~as dn• 1ng brol..c do"n complrtl'ly. another fril·nd ga\e n1\· a r ar so I could look :it 1ht· '\.akS 1o b I finall) got I ha'e tx·,·n trul\ hll·s~·d tr1 h:t\\' bc.·en g11l'll 'ul"h fi1ends /"n1 llL>ll making a fair h\ ing. but l"ll n\'\l"r forgt"l "ht·rt• I """ I v.·111 do all I l:ln to help lh<''>'-' le!r.s fcJrtunat« than I arn I 11id nut 1nll·nd tn "nit' \his long. hut I hope tht'se fey. dc.'!atl~ will m.ikl· JJt'OPll· rl·al1zc 1ha1 11 can hap- l>l'O to 1hcn1 "o one is immune. B ~ lorl'1ng ~OS to rlO!.l' dov.n. you v.dl l:x· ~ending a h11 of children to bi.'J hung~ and pt.•rhaps pre\ en1 th\·111 fr l)n1 geiung th,· meJ1eal help 1hl·, n~·\·d t" hti l>l' JnJ pra~ thai tht' JXOpll' "'-h1l rt•;id 1h1'> ll'th·r "ill t'\am1ne thl·1r pa'.it ar 11on5 and reach out - a'i I am -1n an' ,,..3, the\ can 10 help the unfunun-;itf · · Ll·t'~ all pra~ for a miracle 1ha1 1• 111 l-.t•1·p SI IS 10 operation RERN-\RD D.\IL 'I ( osta ~·1t'sa • ODD i·n lhl· Et!11or- (i1\t' mt· a hrl'al-.. '01\ Th1s mO\\' 1~n·1 an~th1ng that JUS1 happened \\ hl'rc "as lhl' fas11ng and the prJ)l'r rall~ Sl \ n1on1hs ago" Pra\ for a :;,pot 1n Santa .\na. "h1ch. 1s th1· count\ st·a1. since b' 1\iur o"'n \t:111~11c~· n1orc 1han .;,i1 ix·rl'l'nl ofthl" poor [X'Opll' ~ou scnc ar\· from soml' otht'r area t\·ln\ l' lhl·rt• so 1ou arl' l·r ntrall' located and can r.Cul·r sef1 c th(' ('ni1n: popu- lauon and get off 1hc !Costa ~1esal Cit~ ("ounc1\"s hac~ h) ll)lng 10 forcl' 1hem tu t"onunue approving a 1·1otauon of the 1on1ng ordlnant·e conreming the use of Rea Centl'r. 'l 'ou all kno"" ~ou·ve ou1grov.·n 11 and \OUr prcsencc there has al \o\'avs bt.'l'n.an 1llcg.1l u~l' oftht area. Th.is 1s bcg.1nn1ng 10 lool.. more and mart llkt' ;i \Cf\ sad [1ttJt' \\·ar btt\o\"{'{'0 Jean For~th and compan~ and tht (-usia .\ll''>a Cn~ ('ounc1l I think what )OU are do ing 1s good. I think it's just taken a d1f- ft•rent turn than v.·ha1 1t was 1n- ll'nded for DOD To the Edttor: B. WI LSON Costa Mesa The recent ,·ote of the c·ost.a Mesa · council 10 terminate thr !ease of SOS fron1 Rt"a c·enltr ma~ ha\t a 1otall) unl'.\!)<.'.Ctcd rl"acuon. In a con\ersat1on \.o.ith somt ~ub~tan11al and self-supporting Lau no church-goers. I was 1old they "'err fl"!K'n tful because so many of the need\ "ere La11nos . .\ cou~ of al·uon "·as suggested b~ their law- \t"fS Since a largt pan of the 1ax funds mTrvrd ~· t_h<-Cosla Mesa \r\·asun 1~ dt'fl\'l'<l lron1 sales taxes from thl· 'anous shopping centers -pan1\·u!arl~ fro1n South Coast Pla1a. "h1ch 1~ the env~ of sur- rounding cnit·s -1hl' ch urch-goen. ari.' 1.1p1dl~ passing the word to (e!lu"" Launos to bo'co11 the Costa \·lcsa i.alt'~ outlets · and do their shopping 1n an~ cit) but Costa }..lcsa. The' ~' funhc r that complaints b\ rc~idtnis oft.ht Rea Center area aic base.."<! on social snobbtr). The} '\a} the~ ha1t· sur,tyt'd 1he area n1an• 1rfut•s and ha1e nc,cr §("('n a "i.'lf:irt• rl'c1p1en1 on 1hc r<."s1denual side uf lhl' ~trcc t and tht claim that tT1n1l· ha~ 1nl·rcascd 1n 1he1r neigh- borhood '~ denied b~ pohct dt pan- men1 s1at1s11cs ·rhis t!r. another example of a pol· 1t1cal ac11on ha\·1ng a 101ally unex- JX'l-teJ and unforC'S('t'n rcat tion. To 1he Ednor: ED\ll .\RO LEWIS Costa Mesa DOD In the past. I ha\"(' applaudffl the c!Tons of SOS to m1n1s1er 10 1hosc in nceJ. ~ut I deolort their bullying tht' cit' of l~osla Mesa in reference to e.-..iens1un of 1ht•1r prC'SC'nt lease. The hungrr s1nke ploy will no1 "in 1hrn1 0nc modicum more of support To the Edllor: CELIA TURNER Nl'wpon Bc-.ach DOD The ntw decade has no t started \er-"'ell for SOS. i"am one of tht man\' \'Olunl~. E.\pla1n to me why tht-citizens are up 1n arms no"' when the charity has be-en 111 ftlfIT for 20 years':' \\'hat n1adc the differenCt'? R.MARON Ntwport Beach If it's better to give, who receives? The.' charity busincs~ has bccon1c a finicky business. ' When you ha\'e a garage full of old toys. bags of clothing a nd an assort- mcn1 of used applianct's and v.·orn oul bic\Clcs. you think of charity. That or" a garage sale. Your hean warms. you think of your fellow man (and the ta:c wn1e ofT thal comes with him) and head off for lhe Salvation Arm)'.. Goodwill or Che local hospital thnfi o utlet. You·\'e bttn tau&}lc thal the ma1crial things in life that you ha ve no use for may bring joy to somtont else. At least that's the way i1 u.ted 10 be blck when Jivina was simple 11ld easy. But times are touah in the aivin& business. It turns OUI !hit charity may DOI want that old toaster or busted Bia ~I any more than -do. ...... ..,. I ..,.t ftom somt experience on 1his matia-. It all staned with 1 coud\. nc oo..dl wu oft" wt.iie. fairty com-. oo lllri• ......U.. Bui II. "'° bei• repllcod in my --a -model. It bad to ... ,,....1.--.... illllld "' ~ dlari•r .,. o1 cw. -·· "'-"lal ot CltllllO Com!tr --.... ~·-... tloey"dllkaooocll. .. -,.. it Oil )'OVdrivntY and we'll ' • p1 fk 11 up tomorro~ :· she said. Simple enough . S(l I did JU~t 1ha1. I lu~cd 1t out ont u 1he J n,t·way. pos111on1ng 11 so 11 "''ould luok as allrJcti,·e as 1t possibt~ could . ..\pparently I didn'1 do a \'Cry good job. That evcn in~When I rounded I.he comC'r. thcrt' 11 was still s1t11ng on tht• d n\'C"''ay. Off-white, fairly com· fortablc. no springs showin •. On Ont' arm of the couch v.·as a bngh1 pink note. "Rejected.'' ii read. Vanitv struck first. Whoa. whal arc tht-· ntighlx>rs going to think? Marble's got a couch in such bad shapt that it's not even suitable for 1 s«ond·h1nd thrift shop. Then anser srttled in, Hey. that couch was sittinc in my liviQI room just 2• hour5 qo. It's a'~ couch. I've skpt on iL Read on 1L Wa1cbod television from it It's treated me V.'t.IL And it's not aood ~noup for charity? A-ttndy no<. Not 10 be ~ out of a write on: I bom>wod a !¥ilbbor'1 1NCk. -.... -....... illld-11 down to~ ,._, .. low I~ I !Old my will -. lavill. 111<}' ..... it. ,,.. SoMtloe Anoly --Ji"'down1M-. .. 1 .......... ___ ... __ _ ill ... 6Wlioa. 'Tlll Nt:; I• M .. Sol .. tioe Al1DY -IOI .,_. "·hcln11ng. "No v.·ay.'· 1he Sal' ~ion Army v.orker beltov.·ed in rrl;}'._,a1m:1ion as I slid. tht couch from tht truck. "Can't ust 1t.'' ··1cs in good shape.'' I protest~ "Ifs dirty." he said. He "'as c.-..pccting something rig off t~ sho"''fOOm . perhaps? I p shed the couch back in my car. ove it home and shoved it in tht pragc. But if I was 10 conclude items I intended 10 tnd down 10 thal i1 was just couches thal were on the thrift stort:. the skids "'1th the charity industry. I did my best to dt'lcribe the rnea. I would havt bttn WrDft4-~· action riaurn. 10mt old Not too Iona later -1n the last bu11dinc blocks and a small biC')'de psps of 1989, in fact -I 101 to m~· son had ou'lf'OWI\. reclina charitable apin. I decided -'What kinda shapr's lhc bike in?" in I stroke of ttnerosity, O( QOUf'IC, .She aslced . .. -to pve some ck>thins. an old Gfea.t tb&pc. I told ber. SQ..U 1 Wllme iron, !e'ttal picture hmes tMt but other tMa tbal it's perfkt. 1 and an auon.ment of my t:idt' di.-11"1. canted toys to cllority. ·wen, brioa h -Md 111 """' This ii.me I pla)'lid it llDll1. I one of me prys cMie 1 Dat. ... called up Childml'1 Hoopltal, .P•. .._ a loolr.1 :ia They dktn"t need &aytbi!'f. CouCihes. Jelli oo w. • .... • dot/line. 10)'1. They bad n all Tiiey I pailll ii .. - llaftl)' tV<D had lirile to lell.,. ltow Ma~ I -Wis 111!i1 .. -much '!><l llod. · lti .,.. o1'1119 So1••••10111Dt1 ... r18'a•I wdl it WCllb't .. --aad-... M:. M\' '"""' .... --lbr -~ .... 11111. 1iWI C-.,..;ty I• U ':II la """-" Hilt. Tllttt"I --1aJ faotl· I ..... ..,_. _, _. ~ I "'°""'L 9o I ...._ ti111< foi a .. ..... . "Wlia& -Of ..,.r Tllo-· -........ . -a11or I ,.-oil a .lial ot a .•CJo' -· "1it{fl 'c kin of Firestone suing to win estate . COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) -Dorothy Firestone Galbreath was "financially abuled" by her husband John Galbreath and stepson Dan, an attorney for two of her pandchUdren said at a hcarina involvina a federal suit over her C$tltc. Grandchildren Amy Firestone del Valle of Newpon Beach and Doualas Firestone of San Dieao contend the John Galbreath family diverted much of her $24. 7 miUion estate to themselvC$ when she was mentally incompetent. Mrs. Galbreath died Feb. 24, 1986, at age 84. Her husband died July 20, 1988. Dan Galbreath, John's only son from his first marriqe, was named executor of both C$tales. A hcarina was held Tuesday in U.S. District Court on whether to dismiss the gra.ndcbildren's suit to overturn part of Mrs. Galbreath's will. Charles G. Berry of New York, an attorney for the grand· children, said John and Dan Galbreath took loans from Mrs. Galbreath without offerina collateral and without paying interest. "She was financially abused," Berry said. The money was "wron&fully used to invest in Galbreath- controllcd businesses," he said. "She sbould've had the opponunity to profit from them, as did the Gal breaths." Jud&e James Graham, however, said Mrs. Galbreath was menl3lly compet.ent when she made the loans and that the loans were "all nght with her." He ordered Berry to submit a brief citing laws or coun cases showing it is wrong to take interest-free or unsecured loans from a family member. The briefs and responses mean Graham cannot rule whether to dismiss the suit for at least three weeks. There was no rebuttal Tuesday. Seckin& dismissal of the suit are three groups of defendants - the Galbreaths, the law firm of Bricker and Eckler. and the accounting firm of Bolon Hart and Buehler. A separate case contesting Mrs. Galbreath's will 1s pendtng 1n Franklin County Probate Court. :\llEX l .E:\DERS NEW YORK (AP) -Sales, 4 pm. price and net change of the 10 most active A merican Stock Exchange Issues. trading nallonallv at more than Sl. N.,,,_ Volv~ LHf Ch9. NEW YORK tAPl -Final Dow-Jone' :::l~·1~· 1~mrn tw~~50: ~rm I l~6S 67 221.13 4. + 0. ~ k 1027 49 1 .S.. 101'.SO " • ndus h',!~· ~n ''ffl. ~~1rik ,t,01 • ft II \'I''\ l St: DID ~ NEW YORK (AP) Jen. 10 ~. Adv"'nc.d w'fjr .hi O.C:I ned ¥~~;,:; •1 ,, 'B6 ~h ' ~lows 'tlET.\l.S PRIC'ES ~AT Ind 1,011,~ lJl-. ¥~~~~?:~p m: 1~~ ±I~ E cho av 536. 19l• + l • OMI orp S01,1 11'., + >. HomeShO~ 3S6,SOO 8 • -, Warli!LabB 326, 100 4'"l -'• FrullLoom 796. 100 14' • • PeQuusGld 241,700 14 ., + '> M invenGld n 237.600 3'i'tt + 11 \ASDAQ Sl]UIARl NEW YORK (AP)-Mosl active over-the-counter stocks supplied bv NASO M~ Oracles Intel TkmAs APPie( AdacLb Sun M ic McCew OBffr Lotus LHf tK S~~il ·~9 '2 A.U9d <:!!f, ii 4.Hsso:toe "'" _, ~ 3, s. 36 -1 1.m. 16. -~ ::m:; 3~16 +3!~ 1 .1~. 16~ -'• 97 . 34''> -1'· " ,7 18 18 8 + • ., 9'24, 28 , -'• NEW YORK (API Jan. 10 Prev. Advanced WH~ dafo Oeclined 32• ¥nchange<I .~ 242 otel lfisues 818 New h ghs 17 14 New l0w5 12 7 GOLD PRICES Unceln r 8y ..... J.QAKIA ~--...... SACRAMENTO -The siaie rcaulat~ qeocy that approved the sale of ·junk bonds" sold by the now-bankrupt parent of Linooln Sa';'inp and Loan ASlociati~n .is claiming governmental immwuty in its bid to dodge a class-action in- vestor lawsuit. The state Department of Corpor- ations is expccled today to offer that defense in Orange County Superior Court as the debate over whether the department failed to protect the in- vesting public in the collapse of Lincoln switches from the Legis- lature to a court of law. The sui t was filed -by attorneys representing an estimated 23,000 in- vestors who bou,hl now-worthless uninsured securities sold by Lin- coln's parent, American Continental Corp., based 1n Phoenix. American Continental filed for bankruptcy protection last April and investors today claim losses of more than S250 million. At the controversy's center are state secunt1es regulators who ap- pro' cd tht.> sale of hundreds of millions of dollars of the highotield,.. high-risk bonds sold by A-m~ Continental, a development firm. It wa!>n't until April 14 of last year -the ~me day that federal regu- lators seized control of Lincoln - that tht.> corporations department issued an order suspending Ameri- can ( onunentars authority to sell 1unt... bonds. p to now. top department of- fi cials haH' been called on to defend their actions in the case before the Asscmbl> Finance and Insurance Committee. which is r robing alleged NEW YORK (AP) -Tiie followlno "'' shows tht Ntw York Slock E xchall9f stocks and warrants thal have gone up Ille mosl and down the mo51 based on oerctnl of chanoe for Wednesdav. No securities tradlno t>elOw S? or 1000 snares are mcluded Net and Percentage chanqes are lhe difference between the previous clOsing price and Wednesdav's S.30 Pm. price UPS N•mt Lut °'9 Pct. 1 RnnePI wt 3'-& + ~ Up 2S.0 2 C.erm~nvFo 24' s + 3'1• UUPP IS.l 3 BrazilF~ IS + l'•• 9 4 Hopper olldav 7~ + ~ UP e. 5 Storage cti n 131a + I' a UP 8.8 7 LA Gear s 79'; + 21 • UP :3 6 Radice n 3 1 + '• Uo i 7 8 Malavsla 24"11 + Pil UP .3 9 Gotschalk 10 • + :i.. UP .9 10 Hel11et1aFd 17 I + I • UP 7 ' II BurlNth 34 1 + 2 , UP 78 12 Magnatek " 1oi.. + >, UP 7 8 13 Northoate o 7 ij + 1 UP 7 S 14 WstUn pfB 3'e + • UP 7 4 15 SunshMn Jl, + • UP 7 l 16 Turkistilnv n 14~ t 'a UP 6 4 17 Chaus 4 • • UP 63 18 Am~xGotd 19~ I ll Up 6 I ~~ ~Ziue~~ld B's i 1 1~ ~g H 22 PallenCp 2' • '" UP :9 23 NwmntMng SO~ 214 Up .8 21 llalvFd 18 1 UP I 9 j4 EmerldHme 2~ t ''e UP .6 S lnllRe<..I H11 ~ UP "' 6 UnlonExpt 19'h 1 UP .4 DOWNS N•me l PnmeMotr '1 v1Ravtech 3 AmesOPI 4 GenMolr H S SignalAprl 6 AllenGrP 7 Cabletron n 8 AmSvBkN Y ot 9 GenRad 10 CarterHawiv 11 Royallnt 12 MGMUA Com I) GenHost 14 Jameswav 15 SymblTch 16 Monarca of 17 CPI (p 18 viToddShP 19 CanalCaP•ll 70 UtdMerMfo 2 I LoneSra ll'ld 22 TilanCP 23 Texfiln<I 24 AmShfPB '1S Cit'lfPlxOo 26 ComPreCre '17 leisur Tee LHf CM Pct. 191, -~·. ',so.2 1 2.-'• 0 8 . -... 22'• -2lll 9 4 3'11 -1 88 10\t -I 8.6 =~ = ~~ ,, ~ 4 '• -111 3 6l· -, 6 9 103' -l·· OffOff 6 7 14' • -I 6 6 S', -'-f 6 4 s~ -"' 6.3 IS • -1 6.2 391. -2··, 6.1 )17•1 -2 5.9 ••-'• S7 2 I -'II S.6 2 I -'l! SS~ IS, -1'a j I~~ ~ ~ t.1 FOLLOW THE C TO THE IARGEST AND MOST COMPLETE NDOOR IWAP Min IN IOUftlaN CALIFORNIA SHGP SMART!!! WHY PAY MORE iAO~li ... ud codk:t4 tM .......... Md .. ctinlct bowf. i1'terest violatiou in C'OftDedion ~tlaat ACC (Americu Continm- witb the ma~. was • '° .rvice ita Corporations Commi11ioner .. ~memo written Cbrlsttne Bender, in testimony by a •ie tbrlft ~tor involved in before the commmee in late No-a key meetina With Bender's top vember, justified her depertment's deputies. decision-makiQ& by pointina to ae-llobert Morrla wrote in a May 18 lions -or inaction -by ~ l 988, memo "to the file" that he~ thrift rqulaton in Wasbiqton. other rcaulaton iri the state Depart- Bcndcr noted that top federal rqulaton overruled a May 1987 recommendation by San Francitco field eu.minen that Lincoln should be taken over because of hilh-risk invC$tments and accelerated loues. "We as state securities reaulaton had no basis to cballenae their find- ings," Bender said. Jn court documents, the atate argues that Bender did not have a duty to deny American C.Ontinen- tal's request to seU the bonda. In- stead, the corporations department's actions were discretionary and there- fore immune from lepl claims, said the state attorney jeneral's office, which is represenuna the depart- ment. Federal and state laws pant protection from legal claims to rqu- lators when their decisions are dis- cretionary, the attorney general's of- fice argued. But attorneys for bondholders countered in a court filing that the department is liable when "it has a statutory duty to protect the public, and 1t has lcnowledJe of a dangerous condition prior to tts negligent act." The bondholders' attorneys argue - ment of Savings and Loan met top corporations department officials and "presented evidence of ACCs increasina reliance on borrowed money in its operations" and ex- pressed concern with its financial health. At the time of the meeting, top corporations deparunent officials were considering approval of a sec- ond batch of American Continental bonds. Authority for an initial offer- ing of S200 million was granted in November 1986. "Our staff has exP.ressed serious doubts about the ability of ACC to service the debts being created and to pay them off at maturity," Morris wrote. He added the corporations department officials "questioned us ex.tcnsively on our impressions of ACC and Lincoln and were interested in objective evidence 1. wb.icb they may'* In 1 bearlaii~ cue ~ were to 1um down ACC'a ~concluded the brief memo by nolina that "one of the corpor- ationa commissioner's representa- tives ooined tba1 the whole affair loob like a 'Ponzi scheme' (borrow-ina from the current debenture buyen to pay off the earlier buyers)." Under a Ponzi scheme{ a high rate of return is paid to ear y invcs&ors from the funds of later investors. who eventually lose part or an of their money. Attorneys for investors say th.It is proof the department was awafi' or questionable, fraudulent pracU'Cel employed by Lincoln's oWl\ers. Eight days after Morris wrote hia memo. the corporations departntent granted American Continotalal authority to sell no more than SZOO million in "subordinated deben- tures." Details of the Morris memo were first disclosed by Joseph Cotchett. a Bay Area attorney representing the bondholders. at a legislative hearinJ. last August. But the memo itself wasn't released at that time. Market posts second straight loss NEW YORK (AP) -Stock: prices recorded their second straight loss Wednesday as hopes for an earl)-1990 rally dimmed on Wall Street The Dow Jones average of 30 industnals fell 15.36 to 2. 7 50.64, bringrng its drop over the past two sessions to 43. 73 points. Declining issues outnumbered ad· 'anccs by more than 2 to I in na11onw1de trading of New York: Stock Exchange-listed stocks. with 516 up. 1,053 down and 41 7 un- changed. OTf l PS .\'D DOM'' Name I AmBodvArm 2 HaroldStr 3 ElecM{ll 4 lnfCaPE~ulp S §HA G11 s ravhdl I 9 r~lvnSv I La. ndmkCBc 9 ~~~vt(~ I ~SA ~CP ent•rbank r.atvTch 15 oran~n pf 4 ~ecrecCP l; hanc1rc;p r•n,1.eh l AlldRHhCP l. CondofSv ~ Stu•rlDS' NHOSlortt entnOG wt 1rr1tFrg ln90Klno L~~" NYC AL s FOii SILE Fi'st Trust Deed On a 9, 454 sq. ft industrial ~ located at 13932 [nterpJise C>riw, Gilden Grove. CA ucelent Trustor. ~ of $644,108.00. 9'h' ~ed. fuly llftOftiZld to 09/15/01 , monthty income of $7,048.52. Submit best often to owner. ( 714) 65"300 ....... Lit FOR SALE Analysts said traders were disap- pointed with the market's un- inspired performance over the past several sessions since it began the new year with a sharp rise to a record high in the Dow Jonc-s indus- trial average. Some observers argue that hopes for an carly-1 990 rally had been running so high that they left stocks vulnerable to a letdown. Wall Street also was bracing un- easily for corporate fourth-quaner earnings reports due out over the next few weeks. Profit projections for the period have been coming down steadily as evidence accumulated that the pace of business activity was sluggish at best. Germany Fund bucked the down- trend in dramatic style, surging 311• to 241/a. Traders continued to brd enthus1al.t1cally for that and other "country .. closed-end funds seeking a wa} to benefit from new world- wide trade opportunities in the '90l. Elsewhere in the group, Helvetia Fund rose l 'I• to 17 1/1: Thai Fund l tAi to 353/a: Malaysia Fund I 1/1 to 24>.-'t; Italy Fund I to 18: Brazil Fund l t/, to 15. and Austna Fund lf2 to 22.1/•. '\ l "SJ: ('OllPOSITE TH:\ '\S·\('TIO'\S kl 1 1'1 '\f , (''''\I A down side to Stanford honor Financial woes ahead for 'No. I in college sports' This column is about Stanford UnJversit) but at co uld be about USC or Duke or Texas or an y number of major schools who par- ucipate in big-time athletics. They are an trouble. Consider Stanford. that private ins111u11on of hagher learning located just JO-odd miles south ofSjln Fran- cisco at pastoral Palo Alto. where the cucal) pt us campus smells good enough to make )OU h t~h and the sports budget CS22 million) goes even higher. StantOrd has been accorded a dubious honor -.. No. I in college S{>OrtS .. -b> porrsTra ,·c/ maga- zine. a pubhcauon which surveyed schools throughout the natio n and considered such factors as gradu- auon rates. 1eam records. athletic facd111cs. sports offered, and budget s11e. Hurra)·. then, for Stanford. But I wonder 1f the editors of Sporrs- Tra' t•/ also kno"" that Stanford is facing "se\'ere financial difficulties" and ma} ha\e to reduce (a) varsity sports. (b) coaching staffs. and (c) scholarships" First. the goo<l newc; and some of 1t ma> surpn<,(' ~ou •Stanford "on more N( A.A champ1omh1ps an tht.· last four )Cars than an) other un1vers1t) •Stanford had more part1c1pents in the Seoul 01~ mp1n than any other uni,er-11t~ • N1nt.·. tan lord teams "ere listed as kad1ng contenderc; for ~( ..\ ..\ utll'\ last ~car • tan ford fields 29 'ars11~ sports. more than an) mhcr unaver- Sll\ "est oft he \11sc;1c;c;1pp1 (UCLA has 23. t 1. c 201 •Yet. because ot 1hc 1nna11onary cost~ offinannal aid to student- athkll''> p(hoth sender. tanford's Director of .\thkt1C'i -\ndv Geiger an11npa1cs a SI m1ll1on shortfall this year Wh:-'.> • OH·r 1he pac;1 I 0 ~cars. 1hc cost of a s1udl·n1-a1hlc1c's ind1' 1dual grant-1 n-a1d ha'I more than doubled to S 18.000 frnm S8. Q()(} • Ofth1-. ~ear''> anttc1pated 10- come for spons <S2 I malhon from endo" mcntc;. c' cnts. etc). almost S7 m1lhon rnml"S from JUSt one sport. football •And 1h1s 1s fact which women don't \\ant 10 hear Implementing the rl.'qu1remcnts ofT1tlc IX as ex- pens1, c. )Cl women's sports produce little in re' enue. When a university such as tan ford fields such women's varsit)' teams as baseball. volleyball, and basketball •nd ex- tends scholarship financial aid to the participants. somebody else must do the payi ng. Unfortunately for Stanford. it doesn't annually fi eld a football team which can insure automatic sellouts and support everybody else. Example: The Stanford·Utah game drew j ust 15,000 at Palo Alto last fall, smallest crowd since 1960. It was a rainy day: it was only a few days after the 7.1 earthquake on Oct. 17; and Utah was not a draw. Yet. Stanford also aot its SS00.000 sin&lc share of USC's victory in the Rose Bowl'pme and Stanford's old Jrads keep scndina in the endow- ment checks. .. But we·~ chasing a tarset that's movi111 away from us faster than we can prOduce dollars.·· lamented Geiaer in a recent iHue the Sunford Obvscnier, pointing to 323 recipi· ents (228 men. 9S women) ohports scbolanbi .. By I~ our financial aid ex-. pense will exceed $1 0 million and tbe taP between inoome and n.~IC wiU approech $2 million a year. And &hat news, folks, coma ft'om the ldlool which has just been named No. I in Col• Sponl in America. It._ IMke you wonder about tbe flamcill cnaecb bei• ... by tbale "'°tank '°"'· ... .....,,, . .,. .. .... a1n tr•w• ... __,,.. .,, ftla ., -'""'•· . • ./ Defensive ta$k as big a$_ Montana Seco.ndary needs to limit 49ers' double trouble -and then some • . . ·~· ... . . ·~~:: ... Sack attack led by emergence of little Greene man on outside lly JON f!ltGUSON Ot .... O.ily ........ ly JON fEltGUSON °'-D.ily-~ It might seem a mismatch when San Francisco's second-ranked passing offense is pitted apinst the Rams' pua defense, ranked last in the NFL. in Sunday's NFC Championship Game at Candlestick Park. ,~~ The Eagle bad landed at Rams camp a year ago. and the captam -a little Greene man -emerged. Who is he? With a combinataon..of injuries in the secondary. the Rams' need to pressure Montana may never have been greater. ··1 think teams arc surting to become more aware of No. 91 ." he said."( don't know In a 13-12 Rams' victory in San Francisco, 49ers quarterback Joe Montana threw for 227 yards without a touchdown. When Montana rallied the 49ers in the founh quarter for a ~27 victory in Anaheim in December, he threw for a season-high 4S8 yards and thrtt touchdowns. In all, Montana completed SS of 77 passes against the Rams. 1f the) know the name of No. 91 , but the} know No 91 can be a problem." H1!i name is Kevin Greene. Where's he from? Cornerback LeRoy Irvin said the Rams' defense doesn't worry about yardage -the ranking system for defenses -but touchdowns. of which the Rams allowed 24 through the air. "Kev10 1s from somewhere else." Rams cornerback LeRoy Irva n said. ··He's not from hen:.•. "He's always talking about a chain of command. h11t10g the beaches or gonlla warfare \\c're always talking (about the game) in terms of boxing. and he"s talking about Vietnam." C1reene was born an New York City. played football. basketball and track at Granite City High 1n G ranite C11)'. Ill .. waJked on the Auburn Un1vers11y footbalJ team as a Junior and became a starter. 1s finishing his fifth year with the Rams and makes has home in Oxford. .\la .. I think as a defense. we iet all the blame when we lose, and the offense gets all the credit when we win ... Irvin said. "'We don't care how many yards Montana gets if we keep him out of the end zone ... What's he doing? The kind of plays which accounted for two of the three touchdowns Montana threw in the second meeting of the two teams which worry the Rams. The first was a 92-yard catch-and-run dash by John Taylor after the Rams gave up the ball on downs at the 49ers I-yard line with 3:22 to play. The second was a 95-yard catch-and-run scamper by Taylor midway through the fourth quarter after the famous stuck-in-thc--mud snap which the 49ers recovered at their own 5. From his outside linebacker pos1t1on in the Rams' ftve-hnebacker defen sive scheme. he has become one of the premier sack artists 1n the NFL. reg1stenng 16''~ sacks for 1wo straight sca'>Ons. It's players like Montana, Taylor and Jerry Rice, not to mention a few other targets. (Please see RAMS/Bll .. , caught a lot of nack that last year was a nuke ... Greene said. ··11 was 1mponan1 to come back and ha ve a good year. last year. people said Kevin Greene's success was a direct rc~uh of the Eagle defense. Even this year. the coaches said. ·Kevin. 1f you don't get 15 sacks (Pluse see GREENE/llll - l"J .... ·~r··-· ~) . 1_. -----·· .4· ,..i •. , ~···· .~.-,. !'C19'~J ·~,_ Edison., Marina, Sea hawks -triumph lly PA TRICK LARKIN Delly,,_ ,...,....,_... Huntington Beach High boys basketball coach Roy Miller said he's still searching for a slart1ng lineup after his team's 86-70 loss to Edison in the Sunset League debut for both schools at the latter's gym on Wednesda). Miller found one more starter in senior guard Ahn Doung to go with 1un1or forward Mustapha Abdi. But if the Oilers hope to remain com- pellt~ve 1n the Sunset League, Miller better find three other starters 10 a huIT). On the other hand. Ed ison Coach Jon Borchen's lineup.goes 10 d~p. The balanced attack the Chargers sho"ed the Oilers. JllSt frustrated Huntington's headman even furth er. 'Tm getting 11red of making ad- JUStments." Miller said. "I told the gu)S 1ha1 "e couldn't play catch-up an} more and earl > in tho.. game. that's what we 're doing, playi ng catch-up. .. At least I found one guy (Doung) to go with Mustapha. Frankly. I'm a little d1sappo1nted in a couple of our guys." Wh ile Miller searched for answers. Borchen had no1hing but praise for has team. "f or us to wan. we need sohd pla) from the whole team. and that's what we got." Borchert said. "We've got a lot of gu)'s "ho can come an and pack up the slack.·· And. Edison has sophomore Bran- don Jessie and senior postman Bill Martineau. As usual. the tandem led the Chargers in scoring. with Jessie get- ting a game-high 23 points aod Martineau close behind with 21. The two combined for 13 rebounds, three blocks and three slam dunks includ- ing Jessie's spectacular double-dip, behind the head dunk on a lob from Martineau in the fourth quarter. Senior guard T om Tyler also l\ad a sensational game for Edison with 21 points, seven assists and four steals. For the Oilers. Abdi had his typical game with 18 points and I 0 re- bounds. Doung added 17 points with three 3-point shots in the third quar· ter. Scott Jahr also added I 0 for the Oilers. The win moved Edison to 12...-on the season and 1-0 in the Sunset. while the Oilen drop to 7~8 and 0-l. In other Sunset Lequc opcnen: • Cherokee Pub had a pn_'le-hiah 20 points as Marina pulled away from Westminster down the stretch and won. 63-49, on the Uom' floor . The Lions only trailed 3)..30 at the cod of the half, but the Vikinp held Westminster to jutl four points in the third quarter 10 bury the Uom. .,.... -SUNmT ,.,. Coron•·• Jen J•ckson ll•ftJ goes up for • bucket; Sea Kings hang on, win 57-54 lly ROGER CARLSON Ot IN Dally ,,_ SUff Sophomore Jusun Mclntee's J- po1n1 shot 1n the fading seconds fail- ed to connect for the Newport Harbor Sailors Wednesda} night an their Sea View League bas~etball opener at ri val Corona del Mar. but a S7-S4 victor) for the hosts real!) proved just one thing: Both are defi- nitely in this hunt. The host Sea IUngs got 18 points from Warren Johnson and 16 from Jeff Jackson to post the victor). Cpr- ona's fifth straight overall in improv- ing to I 0-6. 1-0. Harbor, meanwhile. got another balanced effort from its nine-man squad, led by Paig Parish (1 4), Ian Long ( 12) and Eddie Martinez ( 11 ) as the Sailors displayed the type of of- fense. and defense. which figures to stay with anyone in the league. ·-rm happ) "11h the "a) "e pla)- cd." ..aid Harbor ( oach Bob Ser\ en "'ho \a\\ the 0-1 c.1an drop his team ·s O\Crall relOrd to 11 -5 .. " c did \\ ha1 "e "anted and we got a good <;hot at the end For m} 0" n l}l'r<;onal pactlka11on I don ·1 mind Jus11n ta l..rng that shot." con- trnued Scnt.·n In 1hc long run. 11 was an 11-4 Cd~t run at 1he end of the S«ond quaner that I.cpl Harbor on the short end for the balance of 1hc game ~1art1ne1 had JUSt put the Sailors rnto a 15-21 ad' antage when he blocked a shot and forced a turnover at one end of the court and wound up grabbing an offcns1' e rebound. shov- ing 1t 10 for a bucket and complettng things v.11h a free throw for a three· point pla) with 3:41 lcfl in the half. But Craig DeBusk sat do"n with his 1h1 rd personal fo ul moments later and Corona wa-; off on an c1ght-porn1 run. kc)ed b) a pair of med1um- rangc shots from Jack<;on and a ). pointer from Warren Johnson w11h 5' seconds left 10 the penod -..:e"port e'cntuall) tied 1t at )6 in the third quarter. and pulled to "llhin 51-50 "1th) 20 left. but Cor- ona dcl \far pullcd a" a) at the free thro" hne fJackson. Flint and War- ren Johnson. each "1th a pair) to put ti a"a'. ~e~-pon made one last run 10 the final seconds 10 cut 11 to 55-54 on Kc' 1n Saks' onl) bucket with 32 ticks remaining. but Johnson's two free throws and a dcfens1 ve no-<:all on a Parish attempt from out the per- imeter helped keep Corona anoat Corona massed a chance to salt 11 a"a' at the hoe "•th 15 seconds left and ·the Sailors got their last chance -onl~ to see the attempt JUSt mis- fire. (Please see SEA KINGS/Ill Roadrunners rally, nip Eagles 58-54 ly REID McCLATCHY D.ily-c ..... -.. Nobody ever said anything would be easy an th is season's Sea View lequc besketball race. Just ask Saddleback High Coach Pat Quann. His Roadrunners rolled last season to a 10-0 league fin ish and heading into Wednesday"s league opener apinst Estancia High. they were 11-6 and ranked 10th in the OU:~r.-t'• Oraqe County boys buke Top 10 poll. one notch behind Esancaa (9-5). With the maJonty of Sea Vtc" teams having a legJtimate shot at '"nning the title this season. it"s important to get off to a fast start. but it was Saddlcback rallytn.& 10 the second half to secure the first Wln. For two quarters. the teams ex- changed baskets and Estancia went in at halftime leading 29-27. The Roadrunnen then hcpn dominating the boards and turned up the heat deftns1vely and led after three quar- ters 41 -36. Saddleback went up b} as many as I I points in the fourth quarter befo~ the Eagles. behind Guty Hercd1a's na nc fi naJ quarter po10 ts.. made a game of it before finally succumbing 58-54. .. We just got manhandled in the third quarter," Estanci• Coach Tim O'Brien said. "'That was the bell game. They just flat out stuck it to us.. ,,..._ lft SEA V1IW /Ut tOlllf1I 11\,hl 111\1 1 ly JON NltGUSON °' ............. Laguna closer to goal of 20 wins lly RICHARD DUNN D.oly ,,_ Con~ Onh once. wa' back when John F. Kenned~ \.loas ·president. has the Laguna Beach High boys basketball team "on 20 or more games an a season "We "ere ~.,-3 1n 1962. the )ear "e "on (IF." said Laguna Beach Coalh Ed Bo"t:n "hose ..\nasts are 1~1ng to emulate that ~ason 28 ~ears ago "Tht!. 1s the second team in Laguna Ekalh' history tryang to win ~O games The 1961 team ~nt 19-1 and came tn second 1n CIF. but ne'er has there been ano1her team 10 "'an 20 games Tha1·s our goal this 'ear .. · B~ half11me Wednesda) naght. Laguna Beach's full-court press had "om do" n v1s11ang Laguna Hills. the final result being a 68-43 victory for the 4-rtists 1n a Pacific Coast League opener to improve Bowen's team 10 12-3. The ..\n1s1s. ranked No. I in the CIF 2-..\. have a well-rounded start· 1ng fi, t: "h1ch ended the suspense carh -1n the second quarter - and· ble" out the Hawks (5-9 over- all ) Laguna &ach. win ners of two tournaments (Rosemead and Or- ange Lutheran) ·this season. has lost this }ear 10 Compton. Brea and Saddleback. powerhou~ m the large 'iehool d1 v1s1ons. Dain Blanton. a returning 6-4 senior Josh Borella and John Trc' ino arc the main threats for Laguna Beach "h1le TrC''Or Murphy and Brad' Butcher fill their roles splendid I~-The fi\(~ "ere no match for the Ha"'~" ··r,e got three "ho can pla) foT an~ h<."ld) ... Bowen said. "Then I've got Bu1cher "ho can play some dcfcn<,(' and Murph) who takes charge he gets those loose balls, so 11· a "ell-rounded team ... .\fter the Hawks battled to a 13-13 fi rst·quaner 11e. Laguna Beach open- ed the ~cond quarter with a 13-2 run and nc,er looked back. El~" here in the Pacific Coast league • W11h top -;corer Xav1CT Hanna s1dcltncd "1th strep throat. Costa Mc~ turned to Kevin Leahy for offen\1' c punch Leah~ responded w11h 20 points. but 11 "asn't nearl)' enouah as Woodbnd&e ran away with a 74-42 victor) 1 n the league opener for both schools at Costa Mesa.. "We probably lost I 8 ~ints and 10 rebounds without Xavier:· Costa Mesa Coach Dean Cooper said. ... His fe, er broke toda)'. but ~ probably won "t expect him beck until oat WednM<la)'." Woodbnd&c had plenty of~ wnh three pfaycn in double fiaurel. Toby Ramos and Romalis 'faylor c«h had 12 points while Ryan Rauch added 10 for the •ictors. The win moves Woodbridle to 9-7 and 1..0. while Costa Me.ta 4ropl to 2-11. 0-1. In the South Cout l...eapc: •The final score may not indiClate it, but Irvine wu on the ropes ia ill ~S2 victory at San Oemente. The Vaqueros (9-9, 1-l) led 4So«> with six m1nuta to ID, IMa weat oa a 22_. run to atlUmt a ·1~ mid ..U•st t.bc ~ad TriW. Jobn M~ wt.o ._.a._ nt onem w«W 12 ol .... II poie .. the .... ~ ................ ..... , ........... . ~ ........... a.. Ken.,._ ....... ~ .. .............. ... " . j 1 l 1 ' 1 . .. 121-106 INOLEWOOD (AP) -lyroo Scott ICIONd all JO of bis JM)iata in the ftnt three q\IUUft Wednelday nilbl u die Loi Anlelet Laken built a ~point leed in Ille leCOM period and coasted to a 121-l 06 victory over the OrtandO Mqic. .. · Orlando wu led ~ Otis Smith with 28 points. matcbint bis aeaon hi&h. The 6nt-year cxpension team, lolen of 12 straiaht on the l"OIKI, hasn't woo away from Orlando Arena since openina the season with victories at OeveLaod aod Atlanta. The Lakers used 13 Points from James Worthy, 12 by M .. c Johnson and I 0 each from Scott and Orlando Woolridec to build a ~ halftime lead apinst the lequc's second-wont defensive team. The Magic never Sot Closer than 17 Points in the leCODd half. • Orlando, ma.kin& its forum debut, sliced a 21-Point deficit to »-39 with 10 straiaht points, includina three baskets by Sam Vincent and Terry Cat.ledge's layup with 4:41 left in the baJf. But Los Anaclcs. with Johnson getting six points and two assists, retPonded with a 12-3 spun over the next three minutes to rebuild the margin to 62-42. The Lakcn did not use any of their staners after A.C. Green went to the bench 19 seconds into the fourth quaner. The Lakcrs. who squandered a 14-point founh- quartcr lead in their Dec. 11 loss in Orlando and were outsc.ored 23-4 in the final 61h m inutes of that pme. opened this one with an 11-4 run. They widened it to 35-18 by the end of the first quarter as Orlando missed 15 of 22 shots. Orlando'• ...... Theus drives pall MydYI Thompson of the L.Men toward hoop dur- ing first quarter at l'orww Wednesday. For the second time in a week. the Lakers re- bounded strongly from a narrow road loss to a Pacific Division opponent with a one-sided victory at home against an expansion team. Clippers remain hot on road From The .Assodat.ct Press Ron Harper scored seven of his 37 points in the final 33 seconds as the Los Anaeles Clippers beat the Atlan- ta Hawks. 115-109. Wednesdav night for their founh road victory in six g;(mes. Los Angeles was playing its sixth consecutive road game on an eight- game Eastern trip after losing the first 10 road games of the season. When the trip started. the Clippers were 7-92 on the road the last two years. They trailed 59-50 in the opening minute of the third quaner before taking the lead for $ood at I 04-102 on Harper's layup with 3:41 remain- ing. 0 Benojt Benjamin and Danny Manning stretched the (cad to 108-102 by hitting two free throws apiece before the Hawks scored on a dunk by Moses Malone, a free throw by Antoine Carr and a basket by Dominique Wilkins to trail 108-107 with 50 seconds to play. Harper hit two free throws with 33 seconds kt\, came back with a dunk with 26 seconds to play and con- verted a 3-point play on a break- away foul with I 0 seconds remain- ing. SPECIAL PURCHASE mlAND NEW! MADE IN THE U.S.A. SO ROUND MAGAZINES TO FrT AR-15 COLT Genlh! Military 6" Spectflcattons Each Danny Manning added 27 points for the Clippers, who had lost their previous 10 meetings with the Hawks since winning in Los Angeles on Feb. I 0. 1984. Malone Jed the Hawks with 27 points and Wilkins added 25. Elsewhere in the NBA Wednes- day: Celtics 184, Pt1to111 t7: Re~1e Lewis capped a season-high 32-point performance with fi ve 1n the final two minutes as Boston ended visit- ing Detroit's six-game winning streak. Kevin McHale. who added a season-high 30 points, had two key rebounds and four free throws in the last 15 ~conds after Lewis' foul shot with 15.8 seconds left put Boston ahead I ()()..97. Jaa ISO, Naue&a tt: Karl Malone scored 31 points and made his first nine shots as Utah hit 77 percent of its field-goal attempts in the first quarter at Salt Lake City. Malone wa!I 7 for 7 and the Jazz were 17 for 22 to lead 38-17 at the end of the first period after a 14-2 run gave Utah a 20-6 advantage. An 8-0 run at the st.art of the second quarter made it 46-1 7. and 1t was 75-44 at halftime. 71en 113, Kalcks 11 l: Charles Barkley hit a 14-foot Jumper with RUGER 2. 7 St"conds left, givi ng Philadelphia the '1ctory at the Spectrum. The Knicks trailed 109-102 with 1:58 to ... pla). but scored six straight points. Mark Jackson's three-point play brought the Knicks to I 09-108 with 37 seconds left. Pacers 1%0, B•lls 113: R~e Miller scored 15 of his career-high 44 points in the final quarter as Indiana ended a five-game losing streak with the win at home. Michael Jordan had 12 of his 35 points in the fou rth quarter, spark· ing a 21 · l I spurt that saw the Bulls cut a 14-point deficit to four before losing their third consecutive game. Bucks Ill, Cavaliers 100: Ricky Pierce scored 31 points and Alvin Robertson had eight of his 23 during a 22-8 run to start the third quarter in Richfield, Ohio as Milwaukee won Its fifth straight. The Bucks have also captured nine of their last I 0 games. including five of their last six on the road. Warrton 1%3, Mavericks lit: Terry Teagle scored 28 points. in- cluding four free throws in the final minute, leading Golden St.ate to the victory in Oakland. Rolando Black- man led Dallas with 30 points, 14 of them 1n the fourth quarter. P-85 9MM PISTOL Double action 15 Shot Capacity. 3 29~0MPLET WITH EXTRA MAGAZINE SPECIAL EDITION SPRINGFIELD ARMORY COMBAT .45 1911 Reg $48999 41999 MARLIN MODEL 60 8999 .22 SEMl·AUTO FLAMBEAU SUPER GOOSE SHELLS SUPER MAGNUM CANADIAN HONKER T ubullr MlgalJne Holds 17 l.ong Rifle No.5895SH 4~ No.SSXFl.. ~Clnedian 19~ 11.AMA PISTOi.SALE .SI SEJO-Auro • Wtltj-. Just 28 Oz . • 1\41 ... R...SW- • Mlrul..ta..~ ;;.1ar defends lt5 claim as baseball's birthplace .,.... n. AllodMed ,.,_ HOBOKEN. N.J. --Ne-w York niaed ""-•~ a cloqd of dust when it stole Hoboken's ..,,... claim as buebell's birthplace. •·• ··• Bua the chy came beck swinsina Wednesday with a fDC111F for Empire Staaen: You're way off base, cau,ht stcalina, outta here! And the .. mc'sjust underway. "By the ume 1996 rolls around it will be clearly ~nown that Hoboken is the ri&btful biltbl>IKe of buebell," said Mayor Patrick Pasculli ... We feel very •llO~y that for anyone to claim the birthplace of a.nyth1na, one must be ready to document a plaoc of f>inh and a time. We can do that." Place of binh: Elysian fields. Hoboken. Time of birth: June 19, 1846, 3:15 p.m . Father: Alexander J. Cartwriabt. surveyor amateur athlete, inventor. ' .Abner Doubleday, Pasculli sa)'1, wasn't even in the family. P~li an.noun~ Wednesday the formation of ~mencan Baseball Hcntaae Inc .. a non-profit orpniza- taon formed to pitch the mile-square city u baseball's home and expose "The Doubleday Myth." The orpnization will lobby nationally for "Ba~ba~l Day," to be celebrated June 19 of each year, and 1t. will create a museum at an undetermined site to chronicle Cartwri&ht's contributions. ."O~cc and for all we're going to destroy the fabrication that Abner Doubleday invented the game and that Cooperstown, N.Y. was its binbplace," be told a news conference. tllOll 01 1111 U\\ Orl1du Laettaer, clcancul Duke Univenity basketbatl star, to Blue Devils freshman Bobby Hurley, who sports a new-look hairstyle: "Bobby, plea$C do something about that hair. You are scaring away the fans." Owners closer to lockout? Baseball owners took another step toward a lockout, telhn& clubs to put spring * training plans on hold until an owners' meeting on Feb. 9. and then presented their long-awaited revenue-sharing proposal to the players. Milwaukee Brewers owner Bud Selig, chairman of the Pla~er Relauons Committee, and PRC head Chuck O'Connor sent a memorandum to clubs Tuesday that said the decision to open training camps would come JUSt before the Feb. 15 reporting date. The owners are tenta11,el) S("heduled to meet in Chicago six days before camps open. In other sports news Wednesday: • Former UCLA assistant football coach Homer Smnh 1s returning to the Bruins as offensive coordi- nator. the school announced. This will be Smith's third stint as UCLA's offensive coordinator. He held the job 10 1972-7 3. and the Bru111s went 17-5 in those two seasons. setllng numerous school rushing and tot.al offense records while running out of the wishbone forma.t1on. • Doug Graber. the defensive coordinator of the Tampa Bay Buccaneers for the past two years. was named head football coach at Ruigers. 8 The NC AA closed Its rocky 1990 convention in Dallas b) approvmg harsh penalties for drug uSt". especially steroids. and launchmg year-round testing of athletes. The )ear-round prov-am will bcgjn by testing football players at every D1v1s1on I school for steroids and masking agents -an admission. delegates said, that colleges don·t have drug use 1n check.. •Published reports said that Gene Stallings. who played for the legendary Bear Bryant at Texas A&M and coached under Bryant at Alabama, is the choice as Tide head coach to succeed Bill C urry. who quit Sunday to coach at Kentucky. •John "The lkast" Mueabi needed less than one round. and JUSI one sohd nght hook. to knock out Brazilian Carlos Antunes 10 a middleweight fight in London. •The Baltimore Orioles traded designated hitter LarT) Sheet~ to Detroit in exc hange for infielder- ou1ficlder Mike Brumley. •Shortstop Rafael Santana. released by the New York Yankees on Nov. 30 after spending the entire season on the disabled hst. signed a one·ycar. $250.000 contract with Cleveland. Synchronized golfing No. 1 Kansas rolls past Miami Rick Calloway led seven Kansas play-~ ers in double figures with 16 points • Wednesday night as the unbeaten and top-' ranked Jayhawks beat host Miami. Fla., ---- 1()()..7 3. The Jayhawks improved to 17-0 overall and 2-0 since they first assumed the No. I ranking this week. Miami, which upset Kansas, 87-86. last year, fell to 4-6. In other college basketball Wednesday: SyracHe 81, St. Joka't '7!: Senior Dcmck Coleman led No. 6 Syracuse (I 1-1. 2-1) out of a two-game shooting slump, matching his career-high with 24 points and 17 rebounds. as the Orangemen use-d a 19-9 run to beg.in the second half and pull away for a Big East victory over No. 15 St. John's (13-3. 2-1). Marylud H, No.U Carollna 88: WaJt WillLams scored a career-high 33 points and Maryland (10-4, 2-1) beat North Carofina for the first time in nearly four years. winnmg in the Tar Heels' Atlanttc Coast Con· ference opener. North Carolina ( 10-6) lost its first ACC opener since 1980. Norlll Carolina State U , Boston U. 70: Rodney Monroe scored 17 first-half points and helped No. 17 No rth Carolina Stale ( 12-2) run away from Boston Univers11y (5-8). the Wolfpack's sixth straight victory. Ml11oart IOI, SouUaeni U. 87: Doug Smith scored 24 points and Nathan Buntin had 21 as fifth-ranked Missouri (14-IJ scored the game's first 17 points and rolled. Arkusas H, Baylor 84: Todd Day and Ron Huery each scored 19 pomts and No. 12 Arkansas ( 11 -2, 3-0) defeated Baylor (7-6, 0-3) in the Southwest Conference. 1111\1'10'\-IC \UIO TE LEVIS.ON 1 o.m. -GOL,: TucM>n Ooen, ESPN. •JO om -COLLE~E BASKETBALL: Duke al G~rgla Tech, ESPN. •.JO o.m -ftttO HOCKEY: Chicago a t Ptilladelonia. 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The two ~events this February will be the SOuthcm California Marine Auociation (SCMA) Boat Show and the Southern California Yachtina Association (SCYA) Mid· winter Repua, both harbingers of a new year in boating. Leading off will be the 34th edition of the Southern Cali fornia Boat Show which has grown to be the fourth largest in the U.S. with SUNSET From81 Jessie Gomez had 17 to lead West- minster (6·8). while Sean Haselrig had 14 and Darren Fields dropped in 11 for the Vikings (9-7). "Our shots JUSt didn't drop 1n the third quancr. · Westminster Coach Dick Kau said. "We rcl:r nn the outside shot and don't rebound too well against the bigger team) like Marina." •Ocean View got double figures from R:ran Marlin (19). Greg Evans (I S). Jam Gwaltne) (1 4) and Lee Quinn (10) a) the Seaha,,k., 1m- pro' ed to 9-5 w1th a 77-5"> '1ctof) at Fountain Vall e). more than 200 ~craft matina their introductory Wesiern appear· ancc for the 1990 teaSOn. . The show will run from Feb. 2 throuah Feb. 11 at the sp1eious Los Angeles Convention Center, and is by far the largest of the four ~r boat shows that SCMA produces every year. The Convention Center show promises to be the largest in the colorful history of the event with the more than I .I 00-boat exposition featuring everything from 8-foot dinghises to luxury yachts and a 65- SEA VIE\X/ From 81 We couldn't do anything. even in· foot houseboa~ ~ordina \0 Bob Bacus, chairman oftbe allow. .. For example," said Bacus, "early display information indicates that the J 990 show will have an above averqc number of new boat models to debut for Southern California boatina cntbusiasu." The SCY A Midwinters, as they arc famililrly known, has always spelled the opening of a new season in sailing with upwards of 1,000 boats competing in areas from San Dieao to Ventura. They stiU call it the Midwinter \HI\ UOI 'UI I ' Reptta (sinaulat), but in fact, tbc event has arown to be 19 reptw with that many clubs hostins reph tas in their own area, all under the umbrella of SCY A. Time was when "'The Mid · winters" was a 5inak rcptta held in the Los AnJClcs.-Long Beach aru oveT a sinaJe three-day weekend be· tween Lincoln's and Washinaton's birthday. But its growth virtually blanketed that commercial complex and forced SCMA to spread out. The move also made at more popular in that it prevented skippers from fat pertS from sadina their craft to Los ,...&es.Lona Bcacn, some- times a wed ahead of lbc rcptta, and forcina them to wait another week to aer the boats home. Somethina new this year is sprcad- ina the Midwinten out over two weekends, with most clubs runmna their races over a two-day wttkend. Feb. 10-11, while Los Angeles Yacht Club and two San Diego clubs, Coronado Cays and Mission Bay wall conduct races Feb. I 7-18-I 9. LA YC bas traditionalJy sponsored races for thr~ days, but always the same weekend u the other dubs. A new club sponsor this year will be the Arizona Yacht Oub, one of SCY A's member clubs. which will conduct races under the Midwinten banner in one of the lakes near Phoenix. Alm•~•cMlm8 .pun n~ry n .... r. Eagles soccer team upsets No. 8 Saddleback bound a pass. I credit their defense, because I don't think our offense is that bad. We rallied back and that The D••ly PUot Harbo~ !lptned league play with a 2-1 victory O\ ert1 me win at Riverside C'olleie. \\as nice. but I'd rather have the win. The Estancia High boys soccu team scored over v1s1ung Corona del Mar. .\lso contnbuung for Golden West were "Wt• ,,.ere 1n11m1dated. That. along twice in the first IO minutes to stun eighth-Patuson's goal gave the Sailors a 2-0 lead Kt' 1n .\ndt'rson "Ith 19 points and 16 rebounds, \\Ith rebounding and quickness. arc ranked Saddlcback. )-0. in the Sea View League after Opoulos had opened the sconng fo r Ne"-J.J Jenkins "Ith 16 points and three steals and their strengths. We worked on boxing opener for both teams at Estancia Wednesday. port ( 13-3-1) b> convening on a penalt) ki ck 30 Ric Van Sco~ce with 15 points seven assists and out all week in practice. but obvious-Saddleback came into the cont est with the minutes into the first half. SI\ rebounds. Krep1; also had eight boards for the I) 11 <l1dn't work. They've got some No. 8 ranking in C'IF Division I-A and 7•3•1 CdM (7-8) sliced the final mar~n 1n half 1n Ru)ller'>. great athletes. We had our chances record. but tough defense by the Eagles combined the final fi, c minutes as C'hns Smith headed 1n Golden West trailed b) fi vt' at tbe half. but and 11 -;eemed to me like they with the two quick goals. sn uffed the Road-a corner kick from .\dam Condon. uut!>Cored thl· Tigers 37-3:! in the second half to 1Saddkbad.) "t're tr~ing to kt us runners. •Seth Redford scored for 'nl\ers1t\. but lit' the game at :! at the end of regulation. The "Ill I kno" the} "eren't. but 11 JUSt Gal) Burrows got the ball rolling for Estan-the Tro1ans had to settle for a 1-1 ue with Tustin Ru!>tkr'> then uut\rnrtd Rl\er~1de . 13-3. in over- 'il'emed like 11."' cia with a breakaway goal rarly on in the contest. in t•ach school's Sea View League opener tl01l' for the JifTcn:nce .. So tar th!\ '(·a1;on . we're playing He was followed by teammate Carlos Alcazar IO Redford's goal came in the second half on an The Rustkr'l \\ill host Ranrhu Sanuago 10 do JU'>t "'hat 11 takes to win." minut('S into the contest to give the Eagles a 2-0 assist from Rohen Falconer that improved the ( ollegt· aturda~ n1gh1 at 7:30 1n another Orange Quinn said "\Vht·n )ou'rc pla)ing lead. Tro1ans to 6-3-2. Roben Ha\\onh recorded fou r Emptrt· C onti.·rt·nlt matchup . ·.· '• The Barons frustrltt>d Ocean V1t'" "ith a 13-8 first quarter kad. but then the Sea ha'' kc; reckd olT a ~4-1 I second-quarter run and \loon going awa). th1\ caliber ul ball. carh team has a Strong defe~. especially by sweeper Caesar 53\CS in goal for Unavcrs1 t}. In a commun1t~ college women's basketball tendcnq to make thl' other team Ovando and center-halfback AJez Vasquez. held In the unset League gamt· - -look bad. bct·au<,l' thrre is a lot of Saddleback at ba) the •. ntest and con-•Edison. no" 9-~-I O\ erall and I -0 in •Golden V. c<,t mo' ed to 2:!-1 overall and Darren Ernst t 10) and bam (6) ''ere Ocean Vie"'<; leading rl'- bounders and Jim Harns and bans each con1nbu1cd fuur a-.wil'i PREPS From 81 strc1chcd 1t to I Yb' thl· l'nd ot three. then sculed for .i 6~-50 \IUOn O\ er l31~hop .\mat at Chapman C ollcge. Senior [)a,1d Bo}lc enJO)ed a product1\l' n1gh1. rnn\t'ning 9 of 10 fit-Id-goal alll'nlPl' :.ind all thrt•t· frce - thru\\ cham·n Charlie \ndrcs l hipped 1n "1th I 2 puint' a'> Mater De1 1mpr0\ t•d lu 2-0 in kagut· pla~ and 16-1 OH'rall H1!>hop .\mat. 0-2 111 ll'agut'. -.ta1ed rra'tonabl\ du.,e mainh rn.·rnu<;{' 1t turned th~· hall O\l'r 12 't1mc\ in the game. "ell undl·r 1he a'l'ragc of morl' than 211 tor l\later r>e1 orrxl- nl·nts th1' c,ca,on SEA KINGS From 81 "II "a' JU\t a t~p1cal 'l'"P<>n- c omna ganll' ... \aid < dl\I Coach Paul Orn., \\h11 "J"n'1 harr' "ilh tht• dTort ··v. e d1Jn·1go111 thr hoMt1' JI .111 ·· ,;.ml Orr" "\\ l' llmk tHll' <;hn1 and \\Jtlht•d. hul I thought \lark 11-hnlJ did a g()nd ldl'kn\l\l'l 1<1h on 11'a1gl Pan~h. ··V. t· 1u'1 "l'rl'n·1 looking for the t uth:r ur tht· 11m111g "J' 11rr. and \\l' ''erl'n·t p.ll1l·n1 ·· RUFFELL'S UPHOLSTERY INC . ..... , ...... c..tn kt! 1m ua1ot 1Lwa .. com •m-m.11s' goo<l thinking going on out on the tributed directly to the E .(4-6-I. l-0) win. kague. got goals from Tom Quist and Darren 3-IJ 1n the Orange Empire Conference with a floor and a 101 of good defense. fatancia now tra..,,cls vcrsity on Frida> Courter to post a 2-0 \ICtor; at Huntingto n •n.111 home "In o'er R1,crs1de. 'ou'rc not grnng 10 see too much for a 3 p.m. Sea View . e match. Beach to enhance the Chargers' No. 4 (IF +..\ l he Rustler'> \\ere led b\ Stacee Johnson's 21 ·· pol1'>h out there because we've got an raung. ixnnts and I ~ rebounds. Goiden West also got 18 thl'> kague four. fi,c or sax teams Elsewhere in the Sea View League· In community college men·s basketball point~ from ~hawna .\rmstrong and 16 points pla} 111g hard. •David Pattison's goal off a throw-in b) •Golden West got :!8 points from .\lex1s and 14 rebound!. fro m M1ck1 Hamilton. "Wc.11 takt· tht• \\in. 1 think you're Alex Opoulos midway through the second half Kreps as the Rustlers moved to 15-7 overa ll. 2-1 The loss drop~ R1,ers1de to 2-1 in conference going to '>re a' the 'il'ason moves on. eve ntuall y proved the differenc.e as Newport in Orange Empire Conference play with a 95-85 pla) a httk more rx>h'h out of the better r--------------------------------------------------------- ll'ams. and that\ going to make the d11Teremt• ahout "hu's going to win th1\ thing." htanna·., I krt·dia and Torrey ll.1111mond led all 'corers with 15 ix.int' l'ad1. hut It "as Saddlcback'<; halamt·d <11t.1l I.. and domination on the hoard, "htth \\a~ the difference tx·t\\t'l'll 1-IJ Jnd 11-1 Ll\l'\\hl'rt' in the ')t'a View· • Tu'it1n pulled a"a) in the fading '>nonJ'>. c,napp1ng a -io. 70 game w11h l\\O tree thru"'I b' David Beilstein JnJ l\\u from Phuong Tran to cap. turl· a -i4_~,, \t·rd1t1 at Lln1,ers1t\. I hl· host I roJan.. had four 1n duubk tigurc'> -l\.laus Pcrwas ( 19). 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UCl>••,......,...tf'nMll.....,_._.. -· ,,,,,,...,, ft \t f\(, ....... RAMS F'°"'81 whiclt make lhc 4·9ers explosive. "(Taylor) hu made them uuJy lhe most dynamic offense in the leque," 'irvin uid. "I knew onot 1hey aot John aoing. thioas were rioina to chanac .up 1hett. No Jonaer could you double Rice ... Rams Cokh Jo hn Robinion, after seeina I.hr 49rn disman1le Minne- sota's top-ranked derenR last Satur- day in a NFC divisional playoff. calls them a better team than th<' Rams faced twi~ in th<' te1ular season. '"The chanacs in thr 49ers (this !Ca~n) arr these hu~ plays thr wide rec<'1vers make:· said Robinson ... In the pasl. lhc-v.·ide receivers made a lot of catches. but sel~om did thc-y 1.ak.e 4-foot passe~ and run 80 yards with them. and that's unusual in this game:· Rice caugh1 82 passt~ for 1.483 yards and J 7 1ouchdo1A·ns th is season. while ·r aylor rmerged 1n his third season with 60 C"a tches for 1.077 vard'> and 10 touchdowns. ··1 don·tL.Jno"' when I've s.xn a comb1nat1on 1R1cr and Taylor) that effec11ve:· Robinson said. ·'ThC').-VC' gone awa) from throwinJ 1he ball to then1 derp. I guess he JUSI doesn't ha\'C 10. So that's a real challenge 10 tr\ 10 m1n1 m1ze Taylo r and Rice, nUt onl) 1n 1crms of thr big catch . but the med1un1 llillC ca1chclli and run'> after ·· ()n cha1 fateful night 1n Deccmbe'r. Robinson hlamed onl· on a fa lling l'Ornerhack. and one on poor tack.l- ing. ·'With the quick. h1tt hes and s1an l'>. )Ou'vc hope to ge1 so meone 1n the area to CU\ Cr, .. ~1d dr fens1ve l·oord1nator Fr111 Shurmur ... Once 1hc throlA ha' bcl·n made, and ifs 6 or 7 ~ards 1u the inside thr coverage gu)'>. )Ou ekpcl't to ha vt' a good enough angle to mak.c thc tack.le. Wr d1dn'L ··w r·,·e spent a lot of11mc on that ·r ht·) ·\e madl· 11 hap1>Cn 10 a Jo t of people Rice did 11 1a~1 w~k. We hope .,_,,,.rl· in po":>1l1un to take C"are of that 1h1s 11mc ... Thl· Ram'> h<t\t: done a fairly good JOb uf ro.,.ertng R1l·e th is season. GREENE From 81 1h1-.. ~car at }our po\1l1on "l'\t· pla)cd ht.·ncr th1~ ~ear 1han la~t \'Car. Las! vca r. I had lulls·· Y.'hat'\ he like'.' "He ha s tha1 high 1n1cn~1 ty. high ''l'loc1t) k·vel of pla) thal's a unique trait tn foo1ha ll pla)ers," sa id de- fcn'>1 ve C'OOrd1na1o r Fritz Shurmur. .. lt·s hard 10 talk. rationally with him during a ganie:· Shurmur said. .. lfl''~ focuM:d on thl' game and docsn·t wa nl tu be dealt w11h 1n- lellec1ually during a game" But on Y.'cdne'iday. (ircenc sat calml) 111 front of a largl· group of camer;i and no1ebook-1o t1ng med ia. Thl· son uf an Army 10C rgeant. a former R<)T< n1embcr a1 . .\uburn. an Arni ) Rcscrvl· l·ap1a1 n a nd holder of a bachelor's dl'grce in C'n minal JU~t 1C'c . Cirecnc pccrcd incognito from behind a p<ii r of o;hades. c·a1m. C'olleetcd and unprovok.rd'.' Thi-.. 1' a d1ffercn1 m<1n. "I tlunk. ifs basically turning the channel and gc111ng cranked up for a _r,an1e:· Ci recnc said. 1n ·rt'fc re nrr-to h1 ~ gamc-da' demeanor ··w e·11 <ill -be lo<:kl'd and loaded and ready to lire come Sunday." Wha t'~ h1~ n11 ss1on'! In the NFC championsh ip game again1a the San Franc1Ko 49en on Sunday. Grecnc·s ability to rrach !he pa~st'r y,·ill be essential to the Rams· success if the defen~ 1s to slow down JO( Montana. .. JO('s ba1>1cally a fi v<'-IO·SC"cn s1ep dropper in lht' pock.cl ... Greene said. "t-fe's nol a deep drophack passer. a nd he·~ nol really a sc ramblc-r like Randall C un- nin&ham, so wr know whcrt: he's 1oinJ to be. "It's impot1a nt to collapse 1hc pocket on 1his JUY. We need to pul pressure on him quick. because eve-rythl111-hc lhrows is quick, ifs on time. it's on rhythm. ll's 1-2-3, and il'1 oul -of th<'re. •• Ii. w1a Grtene who sacked-Mon- tana 41/J limn in a 38-16 R1m1 viclory on lhe final wc-ekcnd of lhe f'qUlar ttNOn 1 year llO· His .-ck for a 12·/•rd ku neer the end of the ftnt htl or the Rtms' »27 loll to 1he 49en last month helped 1que:kh • ICOrint opportunity after S.n Frand.::o h..t l'Qehcd the Rams' S. yard line. "Lill ,...,., I wu Jollina around bdOlw a-· and I yellecf 10 Mon· w ud -'!', ·rm Pl'l\OJIO! ,_. " a... oold. "lie llulllod. I .. .... limitina him to 14 yards on sevm catches. Br.ii Tayk>t e-xDk>ded for • \Cam record 286 receiviq ~ on 11 catches in the secohd meetiQl "Tbey"ve not been \0 the point (in the pasl) whctt they"ve ~ lht JU)' on the other side; Sburmur said. '"But they've tot a pnl •biJitl to chanae the way they use pcopae. Fullback Tom Rathman auaht 73 passes af\C'r snarina 42 • yt:ar qo. halfback Roger Cnia snaaed 60 fo\lo win1 a team-kadinJ 16-recep- tion campaign in 1988, and tiaht end Trrnt Jones ca ught 40 after emerg- in& as the No. I ti&.hl end. .. When v.·c played 1hcm up lhC1'e. they w<'re havi ng so much suoccss wi th the wide retti\'en, ii seemed they forao1 the check-down type ptar, to Rathman and the 1i&ht end. ' Robinson said. ..The tight end wasn·1 as big of a factor. Since the first third of1he season. ifhc-doesn°1 like-11. he"ll dump the ball." The Rams· 1ro1Jbles have not bttn hmllcd to yards allowed. Personne-1 problem~ ha.,.e been commo nplace in 1hr secondary for )'ean. Defe nsive baek. co<1ch S11.·vc Shafer has used n1nr different corncrbacks in his six. vrars. T 1A·o years ago. former pro-- bo"·ler Nolan Cromv.·ell retired and last ~1arch. n1nc-)car vetenn Jo hn- n1l· JohnM>n depan cd for Seanlc-. This st3son. Ir' 1n staned the sta~n on 1he no n-football illness list "'hill· undergoing rchabilitalion for substancr <1bust . c·111Tord H icks. who s1ancd six gamrs in lrvin·s place. undl·r-.·ent knee surgery in December. Set·ond-ycar reserve cor- nerback -\nthon) NCIA'man suffered a hrokt•n clbov.' in December. Rookie rcS<."r\·e cornc-rback. Darryl t-lcnlc\. -.-.ho suffered a shoulder spnun· last Sunday. has reco,·en.•d -.-.11h re~t Ruok.1c rc!>C'rve corncrback Alfred JaC'k'>On n11ssrd ~ik game~ "1th a groin •nJUI") dunng the m1d<llc of tht· srason. Vt'teran '>trong safely Vince Newit.- on1e . tht• tean1"• lt'ad1ng tac kler who ha\ \lartt·d all J 8 game'>. sufl't'red a \pra1ncd ankle in Sunda)·s 19-IJ .,_,,in o'er thl· G1ancs and rs qucs1io n- ahle for Sund.a,_ ·· 1 h1\ 1~ a · different 1ypc of \pra1n." :"iie"wn1t• \<!Id .. I (\ not a rl·gu1ar -..pra1n If 11 Yoa\. that would be no problcn1 ·• Friday's Ram cov~rag~: A look at Fountain Valley High product Duval Love. got h1n1 IYo O t1n1l•\ Iha! da) " Jiu"' httlc I\ he·• -, o g<'l 10 r<.1 ontana. G reene wi ll ha \\' to &l't around a 49cr~ offen\l\t" ltne \O.hrch did not allow !ht• ,\.-t rnnl"- sota V1k1ng'>· h:agul-.1ead1 ng dcfcno;e a \Ingle 'l.1l'k l3lil Sunday. T he ti- foot-J. ~)'.I-pou nder. <;mall for h1\ pos111on. lo'>L 15 pound!. lilnce 1he s1a r1 of the \C'ason by d1t't1ng. .. I 1ricd to lo!K' some weight 10 go for the \peed thing and It work.rd ." (irl·enl· "><lid. "Thl· 280-pound guys I can go around and handle it. hut the 300-pound guy\ tend 10 lay on mr a 101 . lflhl· JOl1gu)' ge t a C'law on me. the) can ~lo"' n1c duv.·n ·• But whill· hl' n1a y not have shet"r s11c. he dol'li ha ve streng1h -he ca n bench prc\li 430 pound li -to go along w11h aggrcsSl\'C and physical lityle of pla). 1\fter his football career nearly ended wi th high S<·hool. (irt'ene decided tu walk. on at Auburn after limi11ng h1~ time to stud )tng for tYo'O year1. "It v.·ali an rxlremely big challr nge for me." Greene said. ··1 always thought I l·ould be ph)'li1cal. I always 1hough1 no one could be more physi- t·al than me. and no one was:· What is his all itudc':' Grrene. v.·ho is down to earth enough 10 sa y he is JUSI thankful for being able 10 Ii\'<' out his dream of pla)1ng profesMo nal foo1ball and having a chance to reach the-Super Bov.·I, I'> confide nt enough to think the Ra ms can handle San Fran- ciKo's ofTenK'. As for past tags which lablcd lhe Ra ms· 3S big-game losers, Gl'CC'ne sa id this 1eam ili difl'e~nt . Grttne. who was a rookie-when the Chicqo Bears shul ou1 the Rams for 1he 1985 NFC Championship. said the p~scnt Ram,. absence 1n 1 Super Bowl will mo tivate them to want it more than ~ 49erl. "I think everybody stereotypes lhr Rams I S chokcn in the bia pmc:· G reene said ... 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M n• Nes•ct ,. 4~ so.ace ,0, ease ,,,, Pairr #CYll.e<s call Sue Cross Wknd Iv msg 642·5114 spa 1 mi Deael\ $850 EaSts•Oe 4-Ple~ 1 BR ao• ~ r•g d1snwU"'4'' stove :>rot pr<o Sm .,n• J'r BR $Heel Ba•DOA Pe-nt,,.,.ta 213·660·2..,2() Dy 2 1 90 3BR 2B 0-SE F 492-838..,Worlt Tammi Lndry rm SSS<> inci No pets 5•5·•855 A H U enced I 0 e o o s I N 0 P E • S av 2 ,. 0 • •c .. s.e Xlnt •oc.at>O" ">Q" "'~D·•• MARi<ETlNG S...c t()( Clubs yard 2 car garage Near , Totally turn vn1que qutet J2? 9855 1., msg I * 1.-. ...... $300 mt> 6'5-8218 t~ Call 6'5-5639 ous•nesse s -cnur chel- schools s 1,00 1m o N SanC1emente Duple• 1 I ----01548-934 1 E/646-28•8 I vu near pool oeach EASTSIOE 28R lBA i::,,g O•shwasn,., s1o•e "-·Sm~r to• n~ Sout~ '* '* 1600 ~ • n• ~ onovs newstlrs & 1..,._s Econ· -I Long/snort term S925 lw garage C•ose to everr· 1nc1 Nopea:.•5·•855 Coast P1az11 C"'"'d O tr.11 '0C A C oic true~ om~1 way to ~ yotu< ' 1~:e~~!~11e!"°s~1j~;m~• N o p r epa •O 1a s1 t h •n g • A v a tl now 1•STEPS 1c ocr-1g ~Br ~~';,'~ !~o&e-o~~~ ~~~0 1~~Zt~~cv 11 m 99 ov 1 121315 39 &5 300Caon-Lane Adn an l 818-448-5377 S750mo Ag1 6J1.7310 frplc oeam ce• vilcs.s Close to everyin•ng Av•• •-&"'-~ 2 ... 25 1 ---· •-..-N--k-,-1 L 1800 ~, 714·493· 739<1 I auto g •r 0001 '"" • "•~e• i::on RENT 800 square ~ ,.~., .., ....,...,. 1111'11'...,, ;,f~~A 3 F:i~:~h~ 2 Pv1 Really 6'5-8513 WTSllE Ave S ~050 •"•~"' l 4.90 1 ?0 90 Call •3;? 16.:i 1 ,a:;, commercial unit too n tor more infor· 1~-~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;,_....;;;;;..;;;;;;... ma11on S287.000 LUX 2 BR condo · 2BA/w jec WI D. lrplC. blk 10 beacht pv1 key S 1350 S2000 sec 631·8192 1048 llt.lllO < .1 ( ~ ,t I I KJ ~"-re I I I' '1 \ ', \ ~ lei \I 11 111~• llYm llft patlOS. 2 car garage wl O WAITll 'South~ ] 188 1BR S635 & 2BR $735 1nc1 Nv.pt Ben t>r ano ne"' zone C·2 NewQ<Y1 BlvO I G0toeous ,._ Medlle<-hkups $1650 759-9 1~ --pr<lt garage gas & wale< •EASTBLUH JBR 28A Styl•Sl'I CUS'.()m t:>41een ,.,54! 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IC'l•-~. age Htghl urv.raded 20 9218 "'-•O """" Condo trplc w1d pool E SIDE 2B t B 1 u1tls Avl now 88 sieps WOOOWORl<ER or BOAT r y ~,, lowest prtc.s avail Lg 1 -,,.. ·vi:rvv spa au gar sec gate no * 11211 IPTS* r a duple• J B~ new caroe1 oa,nt ~ ! o oc f' an G a rre " C.ARPENTEF! 10 share I ••••••_•_•_•_•~-·yrs new $1 89 500 BR S 172.000 . 2 BR F ,550 & U w1gar frnt Dack /OS .,. d Dlinds oark nQ lndr• •22.0262 or 053.9u 3 602-4SJ-2651 any11me $208.000 By owner pets S l .395 85'·28• 1 rom tmo P hl\up Pets oi. S925 mo 122 42nd 51 s 1 350 srtop Pl1G«11ta Ave C M FOUND CAT male a.em COLDWC!U BANl(eRO ""· TIWll OllTll llff.111 CHARMING reR. t ' •BA condo accente<I with vaulted celhngs. fire- place moun1am 11111as air cond1tlon1ng all with comm tennis pool & so• ......... -llY'T lllZll lllD ... 11. (U·repalr) al.a tax delln· quent proper11H now available For Info call 1· 708·429-6505 e11t H50A ..... PftMIT1 We'll glw you the down In ••~ for • that• of own- erlhlp You make the mthly pymll & we anare apprec You receive 100'% till benetitl. Must M\19 dean credit. Agt 23t-.'335 Dys. Ev. Wllnda 1022 722-7265 or 83 1-6052 ( ... osu...,_Mesa _____ 2..1 .... 2.4 BAY SHORES Cute 2BR 1 673'4928 or 675·S0o& 646-8650 o '21 9587 e wale• ga., .nc1 6'5 1997 PROI' v a~ 22 JO wan lf'O D 631-0220 E 645 6521 co 1 or e d S P r1 n g • Oen 28a lrplG w1tn ... l&f flfW E StOE JBr tBa nor,. 4BR 2BA W On• ,,p Gas lor lrQ ..,,str DOrm I'' B" J Oale'Slater H B Call to **"' ... ** '·Ac re We11chff Crnr SBA J'>BA incl out..oe guestrm pool wtsoa 3- car 0•1 quiet street. re- cent remodel S7,9.500 120 1 E.stelle Ln 548-3263 *L.mllmMT* Large '0•90 IOI 3Br 2B• Owner needs tut sale!• ONLY $1,450.000 Agl Pr .. ton Ward 249-8903 * UllllUll * Home f<>< ule on over· sized ~ lot Bay view from 2nd story E•cel'-'11 remodel opportunity S739.000 Cell 873-7027 HARBOR RIDGE CONDO Eaqulslt• Miramar 2Br • opt l>f/den Oraatlcalty red~ by owner Vicki. 148-1000/d 854-2002/e HOTIUPWES .numn 2 Unit• In OfMI location S315.000 2 .... , .... IM.llll en be IOld • •·Pie• or Ouptaa-. 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JAC(ISRLTY 11Mlll 2BR. 1BA. 1tr991ace 2 car gar age Upg raded lotcl'len & bath S9SOt mo a..,wn ~ . a ~ ~llfllJO\\ l~·a It' . 2 +OEN. 2B•. 2-<:ar gar. frplc. micro. w/d hkup, NEW carpet & drapes. waterfall. streams. pool & so• 11300 122.1195 breaklasl room In gatel2BR 18A wt narage 5 "Ome S•<l• .,..,o Jim SELL •Oentrf\. 8.'7•1570 ,. ,.,l\up attacn gar •rg rrico & ... at er •ur"•st'•t'O Across •8-•6990 ,.. 6 •3 J2Q 1 n guarded area S2200tmo I S925'mo yrly 675·9650 yd n-Pa·nl !> 01.nos l•om Hoag -.-50,ta J • J LOST BLACK snor1 ,.,air yrly Joanne 6'5·'636 $900 mo • &46-4631 HOl,..,wOOd 64 5 'l '40 ~m w ov1 Dain & ace J:em cat Wl'lh While on IEAll Oln&ll C0ton• ~MM 2622 E Side ciose 10 Nwpt I BEAUT JBR 2BA open n NB ·w..,nse Sf'G 9a1e r hr ou~h c lc1.,"t11•d ChMt & siomacl'I Andros $1 150/mo 650-3649 j2BR 1 •BA S9SO • SSOO HglS 2 BR 1 BA lnOry beam ce• lrp•c .,. d <;nr ~~~;2 ~· SS?5 mo 142·Mll & Mino~ ,g2~ area *BLUFFS upgraOed ' BR 3 BA condo Plan1 Shulr mrbl entry Avl 2 11 S2. 100/mo 760-t t39 BLUFFS condo. 2100 SQ t1. trl·M 2Br •den 2'> 1 Ba front row. t>eaul bay view $2400/mo * 644-063• BLUFFS PA TIO HOME Oepos•I Ask aDoul our tac•• car pon no pets gar Blk to ~atn S • 200 - Special • $700 mo 271 0 161n Pl I "4rs Fo• oavs qo· 6711 900 Sea Lane 64'-26 t 1 644·0452 ttVes 760-0583 3BR 2BA woodburn•nQ llUT LIO&Tlll oua••• 1U lip. dlw, auto dole gar 18 r 181 upstrs 19 pa110 1 t>lk 10 bay or Oilacn• I new carpel/pa•nl sun S625 2Br 2Ba spacious $685 mo yrly 675·6606 I TODAY'S CROSSWORD PUZZLE deck vaulted ce•ltngs $725 Pool ou retr19 Call675-7113 •ncl No pets $500 ~ •Nr Hoa9 Hosp 2 sty -----------------------------' LARGE STUDIO & PA TIO 645·5853 1•5 E 1811'1 SI Twnhs.e·style 2 BR I .ACROSS • ~ ,, •• 1 • BA wld hit.up "ncl gar PA£ VIOVS PUlllE S O\. V(O IPll ... -UT11·1 3BR 2BA. pool, frptc high 2 cell. 2 pallOS. loc on hugh grMnt>elts S 1650/mo 1 yew lease 6'4-6104 t83 Lexington Lane 3BR. 2BA townl'lome ear Sl.075 552-7919 1n 0 1<1 CdM WShrtdryr Mesa Verde Twnhs.e-styte S875 mo 759-1053 Available now S5901mo 2 BR 1 , BA oeige Non-smoker 721 ·95'6 c arpel pat•o gar age Ms1r sw1e wlfrplc • hvmg & dln•r\9 rm of 2BR 1n Bio Cyn Q uiet respon n/smkr S995 64'·27'6 S7851mo 72l·O116 LITllFl ... l IHllFFl . , . .. .... ' 'f • •" ••• "-A .... '• . Sandcast le Condo xlnt loc 2 BR, 2 BA. ef'IGI patio all appllances. gar. pool Jae S 1.350 6'5-3525 SMALL 2BR-1BA With gar· age & yard Bu•lt-ins WID S800tmo 710-B Avocado OPEN NOW SPACIOUS 2eR tBA. frple. gar. sunny & brtle 1n Olde CdM S950tmo 760-0240 or 875--0692 ToWf11'1oose Apt, 2 BR 1·-. BA lrplc. bu1ll·1ns enclosed patio wa.lk to l>Meh & St\ops S 1. 100 675-8.'72 IMTEIEIE• 2BR 2BA garage llundr~ room Nlee quiet loc S8501mo 1480 Monrovia TSL MGMT 6'2· 1603 PrestlQIOUI ltvtng Quiet garden POOi Hl11ng 1BR S62S Electnc gates to carports cao1e TV & BBQs 5 min to tx:l'I NO pe1s * 642-3 1'6 NEWPORT PIER AREA Yrly •, Biii 10 beacn' 2BR Newpor1 Across the street gar new carp1s1pa1nt No 2BR. frplc garage $795 pets S900 mo 673-6640 No pets 1665 1n11~ Ave =2 Call 720-IM22 NPT Bay dble #Ide mobile home Pvt t>each l>oat 11111 ILIAID s1owage Yrly $700 mo 1BR & 2BR or 2BR ·ultl & de(> 723-5210 wtpallo All w/p<lt gar-I "' ... anta ages. dshwshr. cable ready, POOi. spa, BBQ.I ll'-2212 lndry fac1111ies Good IOc 3BR 2BA ocntn S 1600 177 E 22nd St 831-7376 2BR 2BA. nr tx:n $1 200 , ........ -""-3BR 28A,"" to t>ctl S 12SO 2BR 2BA. fireplace. balcony 2 151 Pacific S950 No Pets 631-6107 AoOmy 2 BR apt, encl petlo, no pet•. lndry rm, S700tmo 7<>& Jamee St 979-4~ 10. 549-7007 PElllSIU Yll&TmfftU ....... 11111sa1am • 1 10 4 Bedrooms •Unfunwned • Ctoee to bMctt •Comm'! Spece Avell fm .... PlmJI •FrM Met-CALL TOOAYI Top~=~~""'l "w 111tw Beautlfully malntaln9d. 11• Jll 1 Z 2BR 1'8A Apt wtgarage ~ $150 POOi tide 18A 18A l ... .. .. • .. I w tcarpon $195. Studk> • w/c:wporl sses. Some S 1100/mo ~· ar 18&. w/veulled celtff\O, flt.-gs. No peu. 54t 5112 ptece, beklony cw !)Mio. ..... ... Poot. epa. uo. , .. + AtllD. ...... "" pool. eeo.Nopeta.~2'47 INlry.~1111 .1Ml~....-n . •'. \ . ... • \,1 , •••• . ~ ; "\ . ... t .... ,, 14 I .., ' V th ""•'• ,,: v , ..... -~ ~,,._.,. ,, .. •• , • 0' J "' • '· t. AIT ... , ' 1·.•' l ' , • ., ••••• I• ,,,,-. • • n+ ,. 10,,,.,.... ,, ., ..... ,, ' ' t• 14 , . DOWN ,•• . t \ t I i (;\ .... '1.... • • ~ l ··•'"' •• , ' ' "' "I ·"\~ ., ... f,( ,,~. • ,,., y ,jf"<1,.,_., .. ~ 5,...,,., ·1 ... Q ("'·" . .)• t('o ... ,.,. .. 1 t ~,.....0 .. "' ~ ~ l l"IP f t' t ._ tQ {ltc;.trt", ... ,"'4 "41~'\ Jpn , :-t .,~.-<j t ""•1· • f .. IQ" \('l .,.,,,ftt-n ,, ~ .... ,.. ~. Ht .. 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I I' t >I I I H • I I 1111 1 • I ' I' 13590 Beach fllt•d l'fes Im inst er -BF.ACH BL VD. AT THE 22 FREEWAY AVAJLABLE FOR IMMEDIATE DELIVER>' (714) 892-6906 (Z 1 S) 666-3888 oSADDLEBACK Sales ~ Service L~aslng "' Parts IRVINE AUTO CENTER ~831-33n 714-380-1200 1s fJICe an e Daily Pilot Huntington Beach Independent and Costa Mesa Independent On sgooo er week! 8 JIM SLEMONS IMPORTS Mercedes-Benz 1301Qultlt. Newportlluch 0 S .... •L•alng Partt•~ ..... AC.URA 1001 Quall St. NewportBHch S .... •Leulng 9-vlQe • Parta 71-ACURA 152·2172 "CMI Your Pro,._,_.,,,.,, 0 E CAMPBEi ,. f NISSAN I tt.MNil'CW llMlt • low Pr•<h • No G 1mm1tlo\ • Grt"ot St'lect~" • F11endly People • f • tl'llenr ierv•cf' lllSSleectl .. l1u .. i ' Resteurantt .ll'S SNITSIEU llft.Y•,.._ Retell llUalC l90TICI ..,_ . .....CML.8 ..... _ ,...." NotlOell....., .._ .... ~ ..... kaM*Ofl AV9 . ~ 9Mal\ CA t2t4I .. Mi .. l)Ubllc ... t10n °" ~ 14. 1MO • 10·00 Ll'I\., ~ lO 890- UOn 21700 ....... ~ ProMeeic>NI coo.. .. lol- IQwino deecllbed property '° wtt Narne/Unl1 • l ln-toty HIM, A022. mlllc:. "-"· ~. IC)1t, klnO t>ed, roll -•y IOOI ~. hie caa. net•. mlK bo.11 ... ""•· Sc*-... Aacon 803S, ,_ turn tOOI bOk. INIO bO.-. r•ig. ~·· 0049. mtee l\l!rn . ml•c t>o•••. 'Vacuum Cat11on. EO<t2 miac. IUtrn . eat pena. tooll. HenneMM. F012. miac f\o(n. O'Neill F 112, m11C 11.;rn. <Nmm. G01 t, mttc turn . m ite bO .. e. WOif, 0123, rNK. twn , v~. I><><*•. eo.- 1ng, H 10~. kln{I t>eO, wlUhet, 01y..-m11e turn , ml9C 0011 ... van De Vant.,, 8039, MllC turn MllC boi; .. , ex· etCI .. row., Hunt"'V. FOil 2 murphy t>eO• P\.obh•hed Ofanoe Cout Daily PllOI January '1 18, 1990 Tn I t7 UI \111,0llC '' t-tery. Inglewood, CA. Pierce Bros. Bell Broadway Mortuary. Costa Mesa Dlrecton. (71 .. ) 642-IH~ -------ROSCTM'O TY PATRI C K ROSCJTTO. age 20. born January 12. 1969 1n Bu r bank . C A. PUMJ<t away January 6 . 111 90 w i th Leukem ia He It survived by h is mother and father. Sherry and LonN. ~llto, and ai.aier, Tifny. all of Co.ta Mea. CA. He attend· ed Maranatha Chria- t 1a n Acade my at Calvary Chapel, Newport Christian H11h School, and araduated from Car· ona del Mar tt1-h School ·-a.. of '18". He WM atwncttna 0.-- a,. CGMt eou... Memorial aervlcea will be he)d Janu.ry 13. at c.Jvary O\apel 12:00 noon. 3800 S. Falrview Ave, C.-. w .... In lieu of flowers. donatloN may be made to Wycllfte llAMe Tram- laton, PO Box 2717, HuntJftl10n 8e11eh, CA 9*7, or U.. S.wn. ut 8o. S.C- oM A¥W"-. 0cNtM 11711 • • • • ! I •' . ?i':.-?.::· ·· :?!.":. 'C ----:;;--"'---· ._....... .. ..... --........ l.IAIOll ...._ ..... --ffeetlH• ••••• I ....... _.. ..... ~':;..':, :.0= .!"w::tf ••II :' ...,. on: ._ n . A ~ ~~ er-~ 'r ~ -w. 111111 :,,::* ":': ~~~.,::1 =----:":~·::.::.::: ::'°\'!"":.""--::""-~ 4 =~:.::!! = ...... =:::..s""' ·==·!'.":': = :..:':? :~ T-. Clit.W ~· ...... ... .. 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I .... _. _.,._ ••:::,;: rNnOld to trltlMCt "*-...... 1 .. ~4 11 1MO NOTICI II HI AEIV ...,_ ....... OOll'9IWl'lt Of W · ......... 1.1 ... IN •tllOllMft.-~1 • ........... ,..,__. .. o... oroin.nc.w•lft.. w .uno.t lhl flc:tltlolift Dllecl NOV 20 ,... I . • Th.IM OIV!N, ... on w.dr'rtdl~. """"'**' ~ C08IM =.....,·""""""'·,.. ......... -...... A pOf1 ...,....,.,. .. 4, .. _.., ...... ~ ~On111t\d-,of 0.. bUllMM nem. or nemea (IEALI Jen1*Y 31 1tl0. at 11:00o.lly~Jlnu9ty11 1"0 .... ot ....... Dtd9r'•lon NI OH SM.I: ~ & WINI ----Jin\*')'. ttlO. CitMW, '"'·Md MGP• litMd rboY9 on: ~ '°· lllOIERT D. ZUMWALT. O'Clocll. Lrii. of ...ci •• In 'Tltttto-. '° ,_ ... Mi'llDAMNdbW tntCftyln ~LIC EATING ~Cl • A'tll, ~ YEM-on Ith CS., o( Jw'lulaty, 19'0. 1Nt Ctll1C ly MARV COSI Y, IN •M Ml Mk» tor can-, ...... pMa1pe1 Mn of ~...,, .,__ tut>,!Kt 11o1nM HM TUfUitEft WATT, AVU, ·COUNCIL MEM-JoM ThomprOn, Prell· Deputy •Wiii' __. dl.IGllng frl.lltM'1 ...... fitllJC Mn1l:E. ..... OIJlllNW Not1 ... •11tt11''Dn, 1'flldl •19tM PuiilWleO ~ CMM"' IA•C?!!i • .!_1..UMMl R. IERS. TURNER. WATT . den1 Jofi;i Owigrit Sllttum, in ~ ..,,.., ~the ot1i.-of NAl OWldbw'Mtelo.dofTNlf, tfiit IN __, ~ Dlil*y PIOf_,...., 11, 1 tcAM· .,_. SANSONE. PLUMMER. 1llll •l•IMWil wu fllld pro P9f, IP7 ~It AoMt. .onca Oii !STATE: IECUftlTQ II~ O.CO • Cl wllft 1nttn1t """'°"· • Mlfil • "°" r..utt ti • 116g-Th1tl • NOii, OOUfre'l MEM· HART.STRAUSS .tllltMCGIJntyCi.MlofOr· V9119y'c.r.!et,CA92082 Alft.9CATIOfllPOft VICE,ioc:.a.ct• ttooNor1" .... prOOlld9d 11'1 t1w Pl'~"**"~ on IN ~ MMNoe. NOES. COUNCIL MEM-*'OI COllfllyonJ~S. PublilNd °'WIOI C:0.1 ~-lt~, .... 100,ln'IM Ml ll'MlllAllCI OP .... Not•, ldv..w:.t, II 8ny, WO(,,,..,,., TM City.,. MJC..-~INT COUNC4L MEM-IEA8 NOHE '"° l'.Mll't' Pl?ol Jlnu.-y ... 11. 18, o•••• OI' City of .... Al'll, County or cm co..--. Oii '"' ~-tlnnl of Mido.lld ....... "*"°81'1 ot thll .. '!' •• coxo• • ••••• , ......... COENT COUNCtL MEM-p ,..._ Fl~ 25,1'90 .~.. M.COMOUC 0r.,..s .... o1~.. ....._°'"!...W!!!'..!9~ ofTNll ...... dltlt'OMMd ...... W'*!~~~ -~~ .• X llbtllhed '-""'08 .....,.., '"""' 11¥1Mmucew C &AAISOCIAT ,IJIOllll __.,_ -... WofehlT,.,....lf'll QOnlftletltOft t•--·-~ •-·-·-."",....,..cu-WA'·•• E. MAYOR RUTHlllYN ~ Piiot JMIW)' 11, 18, .... pr~Ol'lftlp. u dulw ..,_ UTW.111•11 A..,,.._ oftNtfWllOl"Mfeclb)' .. tet1on (Copl•t ot Ill• T8JIO.m1M' ..... • "" N'"' ......,_,. 25. F.t>ruetY 1, '"° ,...; ll)llC( TO WNlfn " Mt¥t Conc.m. pointed TruttM ~ lftd ..,.,.....,...TIOM ... Deed of Tf\191. tor tll• N8g9W. Dtoclel'•llon Ind ""y~R ~: ~~:~i MOOIO CfTY CLE#U< WANDA E.. Th-0 11 RAMPBELL INC i.8'19'r-pur9UWll to tN ~or TMCT. ..ount fM90t\lbly ffll-~ ~ .,. THE ENTIRE TEXT IS RAGGIO "'*' ing toti...°"'*1"*'tofAJ---~rlld ln lhll etinllln ZOnlng OrdlnWIOI •18b-rn11e.dlobe:l180.005.00 ......... * IOI' publlc:: , •• DATED S/4113 UNLESS AVAILA8lE FOR REVIEW THE ENTIRE TEXT IS ,...; ll)JIC( FICTTTIOUt ........ ooholk: &ewr Col!!rol to D..:1 o1 Tru.t •xeail9d by 1i8t11ng • ft'l9tl\tnif gM "'91--0. tl9Nflellryun0tr Mid ~f1MPCK1\on ....... Pi.n-YOU TAKE ACTION TO tN THE CITV CLERK 'S OF· AVAllA8LE FOR REVIEW .... IT.&n-NT NII 8lc::oho6k: ~ .. II E .... yn M. Gllbetl •• IPnO"' t1r Mid prO'lldlng '°' ITllllp· 0..0 of TNM ~ •· f'lng O.perlm•ril '171•1 PAOTECT YOUR PROP· FICE Of THE CrTY OF NEW· IN THE CITY CLERK'S OF-'9CTlnOUI .,..... Th9 lollooitwtri; perlOfte .,. 322• E. Coul Hwy .. Coron. W(!)mM ftc::or'*i Mir ~2. tlon mMaM"• Wl'jll'lln ,,.. ~ tnd drtll-.d to ""' ... 4-3226). ERTY. ll MAV BE SOLD AT l'OATIEACH. FICEOFTHEClTYOF NEW· MAmlTAttmNT doifla bu11Mt1 u : !)ti Mar CA 1t2'2s ¥With 1H 9, In lh9 omc. ol thl -••Y ""ZOM,ln~ und9rlilgNtt•wrin«IO.C::.-NOflCE IS HERES Y A PU8LIC SALE. IF YOU Pu*"9d Ortngt CoMl PORT 8EACH. The IOllowlrig perlOft9 .,. GOTCHA SPORTSWEAR ..... ,.. On "s.it o-.i (Pub Courily R«:.Ortllir ot Mid with Ctlltorlll• ~WOf'I~· lll"a!lon ol DlfllUM tnd 0. AJRTHER GtVEH 11191 1111 N££0 AN EXPLANATION ~ "°' ~ 11, 1990 Pu~ O.iange Coat dOlng bulil'l9ll u : 3030 AlrWIY A...,,..., Cotti Ell.~ lkilfl.. Count~. •I Aec::ordet'1 in. 1.i Qi.lllllly Act (CECA). iTlll'ld 1or s.11. tnd wrlltM City COuflQll wMI hold .alld OF THE NATURE OF THE Th129 o.itr Pilo1 JMl.llry 11, 1'190 THE FtNLSHIMG TOUCH ...... C•Uf. 92828 Pllblllhed Or•nv-Co.11 1tru"*1I No. 89-2419828, b"1 Suti~ ordlnetiOA .... In--Notice of °"'*"' tnd El«:· ~ hMrlnO In lhl City PROCEEDINGS AGAINST ---.. ---.,-.,------Tll 130 CLEANING S ERVICE. 2520 OOlc::tHI tnlern.1Uonll L P., Ollty Pllol Jtnulry 11. 1990 renon ol 1 bt-c:h Of d«9Ulf troduced on 11111 CS.y ol 0.. !Ion to S.O. Thi uncJMalgnecl Hall Counc::ll Ch1mb•11. YOU, VOU SHOULD CON· 1.w; W LI Palm• Av. •103 3030 Alrw•'f A"9flut Co.I• Th123 lript~I or~ OM!bet, 1Nl,end.ciepted c::MlllO Mid Nol\QI of 0.-3300 ~ Bouirltrd, TACT A LAWYER. A~. Clllt 1t2eO I ....... C.111. 92626 • or the obll91tl0fll MC:t.11'9<1 on 11th di)' ot J1nU1ry. 1990. ltult tnd a.ctlon TO 5911 10 ~ SMc::h. CA 92663. On 112•/llO •• 10:00 o\,M. fllOrli.::-....... [---_ _,_-~---,-ICE---·[ Trls.h• lrnn Kautz., 2520 Tiii• bulln••• +• c::on· lh11•b'f, lnclud!ng thl t AYES. COUNCll MEM-be r«0rded In 1111 c::ouniy 1tlhl hourot7:30pm.,on FOFIECLOSUAECONSUlf - - -·-[--"'-=-=~::..!-:::.0:::0...--[W. l 1 Pllml A .... • 103. di.oellld b'f' 1llmltld 111r111 ... -t>r•tch Of is.flllll1, Nollo9 of BEAS TURNER, WATt.. '#her• the rMI propeny II 1111 22od day of JWWJ•ry, AN TS, INC. U thl duty N>-•• An.ii.Im C11!1 92801 Ship l'\llJC JllOJIC( wtlk.h wu r«Ot"ded s.p. S AN SONE, PLUMMER , loc1111d. 1990. •1 wllk:fl llm9 Ind polnlld TruttM un0er 8'ld T"9 kll0wlng per_,,. -II()-_ M ~--_ Tnl• bu1in911 11 con· t n1 r•Qi•lri nt c::om -ltmber 2!1, 1Nlt, u RI-HAAT , STRAUSS DATED: Jariuary 2, 1990 pit« lnt.,•llMI f)9r1on1 purautnl to Deed ol Tri.Ill. ~-•: llCi" OF PETn10N dllClld by. an lfldlvklU9! ~ lo Tr.rtMci bull-K._ c::ord1<'1 ln1tr11m•nl No. NOES. COUNCIL MEM· AM I fl IC AN "I· "'IY llj)Pel' Md be ~a Rec::ord«I Ofl 03110113 11 OAKS CON· TO ADMlfl9TEA Th• r1g111r1n1 com-,,_. und..-the !k;:tltlou1 l'M:TITIOUI ....... 89-513639, Wil l SELL AT BEAS NONE COllVFl'MICI &lllvtel&. 1r..ori If you c::n1l19n91' 11'111 OOC::Ument flO. &3-102167, of DOMIHIUM ASSOCIATES.• ESTATE OF "'*"'*' 1o If.,,...:\ buM· ~ l\llM or n•mM l'Ali9 ITATI_,,,. PUBLIC AUCTION TO THE ABSENT COUNCIL MEM-lite .. Al ..... Trwttos, 9t': projllc::l In eour1. ~ m1~ be Ofllel91 Aec0ta11n !hi ott\QI C8lltor"'8 llmh.a Partner-MARY F. KJE~ ,._, una.r 1111 llctlOoYI lillted ~ on· o.oemti.r TM lollowlng Plf'lonl 11e HIGHEST BtDDEA FOR BERS COX ......... ~ ..... 11t•111t Mmlt9d lo r1l11ng only lhOM ol the P«:on:ter of 0...-.gt llllp, 5!20 ~ Drf¥e, MAR bollnut "'me or l'lamM 20.1979 do6nQbu.ii-1u· CASH,l1wtulmon9'{0l lhl MAVOlt "UTHllLVN $.id ... ..W. be c::on· -..yovor~.iM Counly,Cllllorl\lt.ex.c::uted ~ a..ctl, C..,t ltlMO .. y !Isled •bo~e on Jtrn;My !!, Joli! Coopei, C EO GOTCHACO, 3!130 A1n11tay Unlllld St1tn. or 1 c::uhlef'I "--UMMllli auct..:1 ~: AMERICAN RE· r•Llld 11 tnt pi.1bllc:: hllflng by. STEVEN Fl. FOX ANO Aegll °"llopmen1 Com-,,.f,._LSEOAllOEHCE. ,1 Kl51~ 1990 Thll it.llemenl wlS tiled A--. Cot:t1 ~-C•Lil c::neck ct11wn ori lll"f bM*, CITY CLERK WANDA E. CONVEYANCE SERVICES. dncribecl In thi1 notice or in MARILYN J . FOX. HUS- peny. • C•llfomLI c::orpor· ......, "' ,.,.. Tris.hi Kautz wilh tlll Coul\l'f Clerk ol Oi-9211211 c::111d11 un!On. or $1vlft91 Ind RAGGIO INC .. 711 Lido P•k Dr ...... wrltt.n eorr~ ~· SANO ANO WIFE AS JOINT •Uon, 5120 CerTIPUI Dr1 .... ; To .. P!i1S9. T/\ll tllttlfn«lt w11 filed "'(le County on o.e.mMr Go1en1 lnltwn11lon11 L P . loll\ 1sM>c::l•llorl domk:lled THE ENTtAE TEXT IS Newpart 8eaefl. CA 92613 llY9fed lo 11'4 Cily 11, or pnor TENANTS Will SELL AT P.O. lox TDllO. Nitwi>Otl ..,_........ (NIMoN. w•lh 1ne County Cleflt. ot Ot-21, \Qll9 3030 A1rw•r Aver>u11, Co.ta WI tnl1 '111•. 1N P<t'flll>hl 1t AVAILABLE FOR REVIEW \714\ 876-5"48 to. 1111 public .._,Ing, PUBLIC AUCTION TO T11E Bwtl, Celit. Heell-2101 m•itent Cf9CMCn. Md ... , County on Jariu.ry 5. F .. 1HO MMI, C•lll, 92626 the !tml ot .. ie. 1ll11ghl, Utlt IN T11E CITY CLERK'S OF· PubMlhld Dr~ Co1s1 WANDAl.RAGOtO,CIT'J HIGHEST 8100ER FOR A•trll l it• ll'l l V•1ne1 ~ 'lll'IO ,,.,. 1tll0 Publllh<td Orlngt Co.Ill This 1Ju1l~s1 11 con· Ind 1nlllfe1! held I>'{ In, 11 FICEOfTHECITYOFNEW-DtilyPILotJ1nu1ry 4. 11, 111, CL.Pl*i, CITT Of" NllW· CASH. (p1y1Dle 11 11me of COft'lpeny, • Connec:tlcut c#•a• bit In....._, II f4Un7 Diiiy Pilol Janulfy 4. 11, 18. OVc::ltld b)I: I limit-.:! 1>1r1fl!lf-Tn..is!M , In 1n1T r•1I prQPlrty PORT BEACH 19ll0 F'OltT MACH .... 1n l.wful mon.y or thl c::orptlf'Mlon, City Plaoc::8, 185 .... Of ..... Of bcllft. Publiit\9<1 Orsng.t Cout 25 1990 lhlp 11111111 II\ .. 1a Counlt and Pubti.ned 0<&n91 CO.II Tno!O Publllhed Orl"9t1 Coul Unlled S11111! •l THE A1yluin Sir•!. H1rtlord, ol: MARV F . i<IES .ria Di lly P+lo! Ja nu")" 1 1. 111. ' tn..OOJ The r•g11tr•l\I com-St111.0eser1bedulOllowl 01lly Pllol J•nv11ry 11, 1990 0 1ll)IP1lo1 J1nu1ry 11. 199() FRONT ENTRANCE TO Corwlec:tlcut Oll15e MARY Ft..OAEHCE ICIES 25. Ft brvary 1. 1990 meneotd to l•1ri1ae1 bu91· Loi 11 of Trtc::! 11!M, In Th131 Pl8JC N011Cl Th 1211 SUITE 205 !SECO ND Tiiis b111ln••t 11 c::on· A PETITPON 119 bloet'i Th..012 •-II' NQTlC[ ne.s vnOe< !hi foct 111ou1 1nt Cit~ ol C~I• Mtsa, FlOOFO. 171102 IAVINE. ~ by: • QW«al P•rl· Mid by JANE IC!ES r~ buslnell ntme or n1mes County 01 Or1roge, Slate 01 "8.K: fll()fte[ NOTICI! Of BLVD . TUSTI N. CA 92680 '*"""' · HOPPEFI In r. ~ "8JC NQTIC( I(.._ !lltec above 0<1. F•Dru1ry 4, C•lllornia, IS P8f m1p 111. AVAILAMJT't' Of l"\BJC flKITlC( •ll r1ghl, 111i. arid 1nt1rnt Th• r•gl11 r1nt com-CourtolCalikltniL fW" •teT"IOUllU ... ll 11186 c::orded lnboolt37 ~11 KU471 ....._.ALRIEPOftT i;orw9)'9d 10 snd n°"' fteld menoed to trM ACI Dutl-of OR~. OflAJtGf COUNTY HA .. ITATEllENT JOI'! CQOPe!'. CE 0 iana 1:2' or M11oc::e11~1 ITATE•NT CW Pur•u•nl to Secllol'I FtCTITIOUI .UIMSS toy 11 uridtr Uld Deed ot -under 11'19 l'lc::lltlou• THE PETITION SUF'tUDCMt COURT This lil tement WIS hl&a M~1. lf'I 11\e office of Int A•ANOONlllNT OF 6104(dl ol Tne lnl•n•f ~v · NA• STATl•NT Trull II\ Int property lilu· ~ ntwne or n•me1 ,.... lhltl JANE KIES 700 Chtlc:: c .... ., aJ~ :::s1 :'"°"1 .,, wllh 11'4 County Clerk of Or-COlil\IY Rtc::ordei ot UICI UH Of" FICTJTIOUS ..,..,. eooe. flOtk:e l• l">tw•by The lollo'flllng per'&Ofll •• ,, 11ea In .. Id County. Cth· N9ted abovl °"· .Nly :2'S, HOPPER bl llPPOiflled • Or.*"' Q.lWQ 30 11\Qe County on 0.C.e mbtlr Covn1y .u...:aa NAMl g1,,.,., lhll lfle •nn\Ull fll)Of1 1'olno ~IS' tornl1. ttetc::rlbtng 1111 lar!d 1"9 pef'fONI r...,.n•!Ne lo ... ,,.... . 30 Al...,.ly Av· 21. 1919 Tt>e sirH 1 adctr .. 1 or The lollowlno pe<90nl tortflefl.Ul .-..rerid9<1 No-H0PP"S S PORTSWEAR th9<•on ..,_, _.,. ... -.... eriue. Cos11 Men Calo! F •-E ... CA. '2101 1128:2'0 '4123t Olhe< rommon <let<QnlllOf'I ,,, .... •IMl""°"9d ll>e U!HI or ...... bet 30, IHll ol OA\llD AND EOUIPM NT. 21115 PARCEL 1 TNt ,,.,.,,...,, was flied tflltT~< PETIT..-...' PttitlOf\ef MARK ANDRE Goteni lntern•loonlll L p , Publl1r.ed 0•1ng.e Co1s1 ol tne reat propllfl1 heiein-tr111 f,,;:11tiou1 Bulll\ets S ASCHER, M D CHARI· C1Sl41 S1 . N-port Biiich, Lot S<1 of Traci NO 1162!1. witlllN CountyClerk o!Or-""" ......, EB C 011tyP1lotJ1nu11ry• 11 111, above d e5cr •be0 11 Name SOUTHLAND CAR TABLEFOUNOATION.1prl-C1UI 9:2'&60 llf)9•m1pfllld 1n 8ook3411, ~ (;()f,ln1y Ofl Oee.m!Mlr mo: fie dK:9dlrif1 ALRL N A H DE SE "'''"cl,.....ay Averi,ue Colla 25, 1990 purpo1!&et to be •61 Flowe< CARE. 1835 Whltoe• A,.., v111l0Und1llon.i.1v11llbll Sllpl'lttn M Cooto. 291S p .... 411·50 1netv9IV9 ol '. '... --· ' "''· •sponaenl N! MIM, 1Jtl 9262 f~ 002 c · s -e ' t. ~ lo PfOM"t MELAN IE ALLENBACH fhll bullness ,5 c:On-,.,. SlrMt. Cost• Met• C111. Building A·6. Co111 Me11. 11 tri. lound111on·1 Pfll\c::ip1\ ISSll I · porl e.c::n. M•SG•ll1ne ous MIPI. r1- Publilh9a O._,!'= T~ Wll Md ... , CDClcll c ... No 0:2'99373 dueled b'f 1 hmr!ttd pa!lner------------[IO•nll C1!11 9:2'617 otl\c• lor lnlpec::tlOfl during Calil 9:2'11eD cord1 of Or l"Qe Counly. -..,... •• 8Yllilbte lot IUMMONI •hip Tne undl•l•gned 0•1· Tne f<C\<t<oos 6uS•l\&ll regular buM,_1 hou11 trom Th11 t:ou11ne '1 11 con· Clllf0<ni1 09ity Piiot o.e.m1:1er 'l1 , 211. ••~In.,...,._ NOTIClJ Vou "-" ..., tne reg•tlrsni com · 1 ___ rllll~=IC~llO~_J_IC"E ___ 11:1111m1 all l•1D1!11y lo• sny +n· N1fl'ltl reler•eci to 1r>ove w11 9 1 m 10 4 pm Dy •nr auctlld D~ )o•nt venture RE s ER V!N G u N T o IQ89,J1nU1ory •. 11• !990 ........ n. dee._ ,,....need 10 trins.KI Dusi-c:orrec1oe11 •n U•O 11ree1 hied m 011ng.e COunly Ofl e1t1Zt1nwtio req11ont1 itW1thln Tn• •eg111r1nt com-GRANTOR 111 ...,c;ee110<1 --.,------'-"-·-"-'_1b'f Meooun. PE"TrTIOH ....,;., ,.:"~::,. ,_ ,,.. .. under trie hc:iotoous ..,:z=.~r Of' 1od1e1s or otn.er common Nov1rnDet 11 19811 FtLE 1eo d•ve 11ter u1e d11e 01 meroclld 10 1r1n1~1 buSI· •nd ••alQn•. 1ign11. 11ce0 ... •-~ NOTICE ..... --. lo ...... ltelrrd ~ ,_ r• oo .. nffl "ame 0, names U E F oe11gn1hon NO F3911600 th11 pvblbtlon ne11 11nde< !he l1e!•l1ou1 •r>d ••Mme<>ll OVflf l!l41 lot --"'=~='--'::C"-"0...--[=::.".r -u:;.-"'•IMll llf'O"d •"!IHI JO cs.,<t ... ..; l•IUKI lbovtt on Sepleml>fl< 8 OF ICTITIOUI S11a $ale w+ll t>e m•de Amcoac:n, 15 Lindi 111•. Thi IOUOO.llOn'I princ::1p1I tNMnffs n•me or names !or !fte PIJ•POHI Ml fOflh in l 05JO•~ the lonfor tton Mklw !llSIJ •UllNl:SI NAME w•!hOUt w11r11'tr e en 91 C1J.lorl\ll, Newport S.tc::n, ollle911 loelt9d 1t 2Q1 Clvoc lilted 1bov1 on NIA Art •c:le XIII. Sec!IOlls II lfld 7 NOTJC OF p under fie lndepitndenl m• . Joel'"'---•. CEO The lollowing per ions 1mp1iea. <eg1rd1 -Ct !1I 9:2'llllO Center Or1W E•SI, S1n11 Slept>en Cooi. ol 1ne O.C.L111!1Qn ot Co,..... To •OMINISTEA ~lion °1 E..... 11 10U w•l h 10 -"' the Id· fk'' -,,,,•m•-• ••• ,,, _ _. nive •bandoned tne 11'°' 01 MSS!On, °' , rn11 bu11.-1 •••. cOl'I-Ana, CA 112702 Tn11 1111emen1 11o1s hie<! nan11. COl'Gill0fl1 •od Re· ... Ad (Thill •Vlhorily .. '«I ol I n lltO<f\lly In 1n11 '" " ""'tn1 F•<:lll!OVS Bu1+ne11 dlK T ptlnci?ll nntneC I Cle<"~ !Or ESTATE OF: ..., "-per90l"\af miner rou snou1a do ilO •,,,,.nn1fltc...".'.:",,"',r_c~~~o..,,. N•me THE FINAL TOUCH 'c0,:!~'ty•~v• T~::t,i~~ hllld tl'.I ~ .. Ion .~~=~· ;nge Cou~yn~ ~~ ~=~•,:!;;::•t!:;n ~~ 8088YlYN rep--IAW. 10 .... promptly ilO 1n1t you• wrll· ~· "._. .. ,. CLEANING SERVICE ~020 1 191111 -•- WAL.LACE JR nwiy .:ionl "#llhoul ,.,, resp0n.e •I any, m•~ D4: 21 19119 w H111+ngs w y Anar.e<m ana 01~'e,T•u • 1 :';ell~~~'fntb.,C~!~ "=inM.~ Con•ri. Al-· FUM4$ ;:..~~~~ ~~=~ tn~~'7~ CASE NO. A~5T571 ob•"*"'!I . c::our1 ~· filed°" !>me F'4l:Ul Calif 9280 1 ner"'n plus y. 12. 11189 lomey •t Law. 1971 E111 PuDl11nea Or1noe Co.SI e~llfC•M of 1ue.n ngn11 do. To .a l'l9ir'9. ~~ Cl9l1MI ~ m:n"d::'d ~~1~t:l~~.":"r,::: 0:.,~0J:~.n'::a~~9:_ 1~~:' N,1,.,ri: r:.:.~'::O°':' u"ness tner•ul\der •n tere11 Pubilatled O•aogt Coas1 Fourtn Street, Sulltt 216. 011ly Pliol January • 11 18. not unrtt•IOfl•bly 1n111!ere ~~~ =·i.w-: :;-;! =::;:~~~~.uQ~ti~ ~~: 2~ 1990 rn-oo4 ~~1 ,'" ?;~n ~~!·.:;·.n~n1~~:.~~~r!i ~;~;.~~~u~~~919la s~~~i~':!dc~.=5-~!:1 15.1990 r n.OOfi ;s!i" .~~·:,~~;.,~s;':= wtW> rtwy r~ld kl 9 .... flOlic:e 10 ap<>nda aen110 a1 30 O•IS NO F• 1!131 Trustee and DI the l•USIS Th·911 I 0111\1 Pllol Janu1ry 1 '-1990 IOI olWlwilw bl In~ In "'""'"119d pel"90nl ...,.._ l tt• I• •nlormiclDI\ Que l----------·t Trisna L\tnn i<iutz. 8 t4S cre1teo by saul Deed ol th120 Pl81..IC NOTIC£ ANO RESE.RV!i'Kl UNlO r. .. or ...... Of boO"liN -"'"" --~ ... · O< .., .. -PllllC J«lTICE W Tr\lsl 11141 101a1 amount of PlBJC NOTIC£ GRANT OR •II IUC:C:el!IO'I .., _.......,,, ._ ~119d kl lhe ~ 51 US!tld desea to11e111r el KU4n Be~h Call! 92648 '-••0 0Dl1g1l•on1 ~, rne hl"l'ltl "8.tC JIOTIC[ T Q6$.o!."8 and 11s1g111. Ill 0<1. 111 r1gn11. -·. ....,._..,,, w_, ..... •le•sp•ly Hunl•ngton I WAI.LAC~ JR .:lion ) TM if~ c:onMio Of! un abogaoo en C th l F 1 OI 1n+1111 publ1<:1t10<1 ol rn., .,_.. NOTICE Of m1ne•1ll. mineral r1gnts. A P£T11!0N 119 bMti -· •a•-...... FICTITtoUISUllNESS 1 Y ynn ugn9m NOl1<:e,11 SS5 1169 43 ITATl .. NTOI'" ,_,•RE IN D•FAU" •Rus•Ee·s s ••• ooH•IO'''"'"''·'"'_,_ -l1 "•"T\.YNN . -· •Y .. , nle •IW"tO. oebe<11 ntc::t1r10 '1020 w H11t•no• "" AOA-NT .. ~ "''"' ... • • u; -.,. '" "' "" wil bl 9fW119d ._,,.._ an ol\mlldoatlmente, de 11111 NAMI: STATEMENT ' Oat-.:! J•nu1ry 5 1990 __..._ ...,.. UNDER A OEED OF TRUST T S No Stol lH 1nya101:1•bon1 by wn1!-M.AAIN In r. ~ ~ ..... -1:"';.; .... an Tne lolloWlnQ Pllf&onl ar• An.1nt1om. Calil 9'lll0l c & Jlt ASS OCIATES, 1 UIE Of' FICTITKXJS 0 ,.,0 •UGUS' ,, <98& ,-. ·--D<c .,.1 ·~·ei ni-~n-nw t"ar •---C II ... "' . ..., , m1n11r1 •u respue111 Tn1s bv11ness wilS ton ou•-s1NAllE ' V\.J "'"""" ''"" ......... ......... "'"" ''V'' '' ..._, --••D ~ otljlclon fie pM1K1n I PlJo&d GOln9 bu...--. ai -•ol• proprl'91or•hlp, n _,_ UNLESS YOU l AKE AC-UJ«){R A ()(EO OF TRUST ~ b4I wilhlf'I Of unOer tfttt o1 OfVrHGE. .-id ._ oood ~ ::',!:.·;,:~~~=po • GARRY STREET L TO . a111:ttld by CO·Plflne<"I Tn.19=,1~: RIEAL EITATI! The lollow!ng P•r•on.1 T!ON TQ~J>ROfECf YOUR 0 "1£0 AS 5MQWN &E LD'N. 1 p11cet ot l1nd ri.. .. n.bov1 THIE PETITION .tly ... oo...rf lf'loulCI noe I· TO THE RESPONDENT 1110 l'olewoo•I Cllf"\ter o....... Tntt lll\fll'l"lllf"\f WU Plied ll!C • l lERVICIE, • neve lbll'l6onld ,,,. 11"9 ol P ROPERTY H MAY BE UN..ESS vou T AAE AC !ION Ofte"Dld. together #llh th• ,...,_ M MAAV\.~ grarit,,. llUfw:lrlly Tne peJit•or>e• MIS hied I Su1!e 700. N-p0rr Betc::ll w1lh tn• Coun1y C.llrk o! Or· C....._ _,. .. .....,., 111 the F1ct1t1ou1 Bu11n•1s SOLD1" A'PUBLIC SALE, TO PAOTECT YOUR perptt111ll rogl'lll of d11Uing, MARINEZ be llippc*t1ild M A HEARING °" .... pellllOn con<:e<nll\Q your Calif 92860 •*County °" Jlf\ul ry S ,....,I. 9J: D. J. Morgt.1, ti• Namt GOTCHACO. 30JD IF YOU NEED AN EXPLA· PRQPERTY. 11 '-'"Y BE min!l'lg. e•ptOflng, aod ope!· ~ ~·M kl pe~liori w• N hll'd Oft miuo~ II ~ou fa•I to rile a 6e•noee B H9!1e•n1ro and 1 Pr••ldenl, 1•00 Noflll Alrw•yAvenue Cos!IM'"8 NATION OF TH E N"TURE S0t.D AT A PU9UC SALE If' •ting ll'te<ll!Of 1no "°"11\Q 1n ildllW .. 1 ..... of Fetln.rlf)' 1, !IKIO et 1 •5 ,.,pons.a ,..11n1n 30 oays of John B Heflern1n. CO· PublllMl!d O•ange Coast •oMw1y, SI.Iii• 100, Sant• Gahl 926211 OF THE PROCEEDING YOU NlEO AA and remOVlng tne .. ..,. l•om N ~ p M ii'I 0."' 3 loc.1'90 •I Tru'I-ot tne Bern..:e B o .. t~ Polo! January 11 l6 Ana, CA m . T•l1pt1o.. Tne Foc11!iou1 Business AGA<N S T 'OU , OU £11Pl.N.iATION ~ T...., "Id 11nd ~ a n, 01ne. llnd, A HEARING Ofl fie 700 CNiC "'c.n• 0riv9 ::·.:.~!:,'t;,!.' ~~ '~::::;~:~ l1eUern1n Rovoc&Dle Trull 2!1. Fttb•ulry I. l990 171•) t5).4110 N1me •ele•red lo IDO'o'e w11 SHOULD CONTACT A LAW -NA TUAE Of' rHE •nc::lva•l\Q ~,;. ngn\ to wl'UO-pe.,,. .. be hll'd on W"'· 5-nW ANa. CA taul1mayt>eenlllfedi1ndtt>e Gllld 111151811 . ' Tn·Ol3 Pub111hed Or11n911 Co•st hied in O•ange County on YER MOTICIEOf PROCEEDING AGAIMST sloe:• or direc11ori111~ d•~• ~ 11. 1980 • t ·45 92701 eourlm•yenlllflJUdgment W11m1 V Burnet! 1na 0 111y P1tot J1nu11y 11 18 M ••Ci'I 15, 1988 fll E TillUITU'ISAlE YOU. YOU Sl--IOUlC I nd mine lrom 1..-d• ot!'tef P700.M. ~ .. ~c,!~ ..... ~ IF VOU OBJECT. TO coniainlng ,ni1.1n<:!•vl 0, Jonn B Ht1rl1rn1n Co· 2!1. 1990 NO F3l~lllll T.S. NO. a-.. GOH7ACT A LAWYER. 1n1n tnGM hert111\11bOY9 de· W-"'lo":... -~ the !l'•ntll'll;I ol lhe potlillOtt, 01n1r O•d••• c;Ol\C:•rn1ng TruthMS ot Irle W1lm1 v 1 ==~~~~~~==1 ~--~iiiiii'"iinriN'-'~"c"~'~I· JC ~Old~!:. ll\c::., cc::o NOTIC E IS HEREBY A puOllC I U(llQn -IO 1"-M:"DfMl,Dll or g11 _..,,tun--....., · ._ rou .lhould' •PPI• •t 1'19 d•~illOl'I ol property. sc>OUlll Bu•""11. Revocable 1 rusl. PllllJC NOT tel rytn '~~~-5 1 •-GIVEN. 11'1•1 on Wldnesdly, "'Ql'MI ~ tor c.n. Ml• tnd ..,,..,,, onto, th1ougn 1112701. hltarng lod SI.It'-! your IUPPO<I. tnild cvllody. cllilct d111d 1111!11111 1110 r.i-. Plll.IC J«lftCt lorn.ii 1:2'0 1 .....,.... 1ree1. Fetiruery 7. lt90 11 11 oo c.Mr<•·• C!'leotk ,,.._,., Of\ 1 °' ..:1os1the 1ub...,rltc::t1 ot F VQV OBJECT . ,TO obflcllons Of'. r• writllln wport, ltlor,,.y rees. c~••. par1 Center 0.1ve : 700 .,.,..., S11•ltt 600, Newpoor 8'!1cn. 0 c:locio 1 m ot MIO O•y ,,. 1i.11 or,,_.,..,..-· 1 c:neo< tne lt nd t)9/t11nl b<W• M· .. QtWl1inQ Of,_ p8lrti0n. ob!ICIOns .. 111 _!ht COu1 and tuc:n Ol/let rellf!f •I mt~ Newp0<1 Betc::M Cai•l 92660j FICTITIOUI •UllNE88 KU-472 Cahl 112660 the •ru 591 asoae !Of c.oo-o-.-n by 1 -4-or ,_ 1Ct1Dtlll and to bol!Offt tuc::n -thoulr:f~ • h Nlore 1119 hNi""!I Yo...r begianted t:lyl"ec:ouf! Tt>e !CJ.I 1nvest,,_,1s. Ltd 1 NAMIEITATlMIENT FICTITIOUS•UllME.SI Ml Koldlngs lnc; <:lo duCl•ng Trullff"I Sales. c•ldtt ~noon.or ict>eo.o,..." wh•PllOCk Of dlrttel+onally Wld Mallt )'OUI' ~••nee m.y b9 in 11.,.n,snmenl ot wagn tek· C1lil0fnl1 11m11tld p1rtne<· T"-ro11ow1ng Pll'IOfl'-are MAME STATIEMLNT Bryan M Fr11<1m1n Car.. w•lnm !fie offices 01 REAl try 1 sima or llldlrial Ml"'"lt'I d•~lld wells. tunnel• arta - 0< ...... ~ l)lll'IOntF O<V by wourA'R"°""'E A •ng or moriey °' pr~tr or lfl•P. 2 Uppe< N-porl Pf11• lkltng bu1>nea1 as Tne following Ptl•IOOS 111& lo•n11 1:>0 1 Dove S1ree1 . EST ATE SECURITIES SEA· and Ille<! IMOQellOf\, _...."VI U>•tl• undei i no benllth or -· OlJ , 0 0.IV9, Nevol)Olt Beac;n C•l•I COTO VALLEY COUNTRY dOlng bu11ness 11 S11•le 600 N-porl BeKh .,.,...,. -·•-•< 1..,... N--MMXWlloon, 01 11~ _...., ,_,ond 1,,. l•lerlor llmf1t r. -......... YOUI CAEOrTOR DI 1' c:oun •utnorize Q2&60 CLUB. 13331 v11 V&n1do CORPORAlE COURIER Cilhl 9211&0 •"-" ....... .,. ""'"' """ ~, "'. •••a ·-=:""·t>. In . _ .... or 1 ... ! prcx:-11ng1m11y1•1or1"SUt1 S C R 1 Broao ... -v. Su1111 100.'" t1141 ·~riea "' s.ctoon ~'°' or tner.ar. 1nd1o rtld11h. •e111n· ,._, tonting«ll ..,.._.ior O .,.. FEB 11 1989 Toda My11•1 2 Uppet Coto de Caz1. C1t1t 921179 ER\l!CE. 19800 l.4&c.A•1MU< M Holdlfl9S nc: Clo Clly ol Santi Al\I. County ol tne f"....-.:-.1 COde ano nei, llQup main111n •&Pair, -°'ybV yo.H .. ~E ,· o.m~. you mat r• a..y 0,.,. ...... Cllr11., •J: NewpOrl Pltui Or1v11. N--Sil~••-B•onze Coroo•-Blvd ~ 1•SO l""ne Cai,r ~ry•n M20Fr~f"l4n5 C•h· O••noe Slate 01 Cal!tornia. evthll'11.0 10 do --in deepen and ot)llfale any C.r.OITOOIJR ~.. O your ~ '#ifl fie COUr1 ,,_1 Y~. 0.put1 Clerk porl Betc::M Calf! 91660 1t!On. C1hlorn11, 23331 V11 11271!1 orn•a. 1 I ...,,ve tree! COMMUNIT'r HOME LOAN, 1"" 1111• -be n.io Dy 1,... sucn wtillior mtnff w•tll-Oul. "" and m9i1 • topW 10 .... J1y E Myers, 2 UPPll< VtnldO CotodeCua C111t Robe<\ W BillfO (II 27!1 Suo!i! 600 Newport Beac:n lllC Ouiy llOP(llnl.i 1 ....... M h tne hl d II COlllllillfWll crecMor ol fM> _.., .....,...,.i.i;.... Thom11 M Patlerson, Newp0<1 Plaz1 0.111e t.ievo 92679 Vista Umb•Osa NewpOll C1l1! 92680 I • C1hl0fn•I c0<por-•'--ol •• -t~• owever. i.g to " ~!•-•d. C: muac,. ...., .. ~~ .. 'i:n':. court• ~:3'. · 22~~· SS•nf111•;~; ~.,, port S.tcll C1111 92660 . Tn11 bus+nes1 •I con· Beac::h Cao! 92660 Tntt Du11t1eS$ was COfl· ~:~:iM •;n0:1~,,:=:~~ .-'If ,.,..,., ~~iO .,,.; ::;:· 1~~~·1~~:,:,':e 0: .... '~ -a _ to "° witMn ...., Ol'ft 9270._5318 Tn1s Dus1n111s <S con· llvc:rea by 1 coroor1t1on Tn" D11s•ne11 '' con· dUC.llld D'I • gener111 partn9•· 10 ine powei ol sei. c::on· ,_,....,by in. t'Ull• in 1"-IMe upper 500 '"' ol !fie ~-· ....... 4*o4h-..nc.fJI P11DL1"'6d Or•nge COlll ducted toy 1n Ul\ln· Tne reg111••n1 CDl'n • Ouc:lellDy ln•nd1~tGC111I •n•PIC:OfPOr111on '•••ld•nlMll Cllfll!nDlledOI --"· ~ ~ 1U01U•llC90l lh1L11ldfte<• =· ... ., .... .,. _._ .._ __ •,, """""'"' ..,"' 0,11~ PUot Januar~ 4. 11_ 111 eori)O•tled ••1oc.•11 ton m.enceo to n1n11ct bu••-Tne •eg•Sl•11n1 com· '~'' s111emllflr w11 111e<1 Tr.ii! e•acutlld Dy Forni G .....,.. ...ci ~to 1 ._ inabove desc:r•bed .__, -· <10 of 25 990 01hei1nt n1p11lnersn1p n•1s unllllf !he lic1111ous menc.lld 10 !•an1a,1 buSI-w11n1neCoun1yC1e<~ol O•· Smith 111 i na Tneiesi Ann otTn.et OM<:"bed'*"'-" AND RESERVING UNTO ....., inDnh lfom Cllilomie Pfobe"1 Codlt • 1 ll'!007 Tne •ei;111tr1n1 com-DU11oe11 n1""'" °' 01mes neSI ul\Oet 11'\e hct111ou1 1n.ge Coun!~ on OecemD&• Sm•lh Trusleet. 01 tfle Fina Tne 1..a - -bll -· GRANT OR, 111 succes!IO'I llllldllltofh~'!' The lif'9 lor fili'lo dtllfN mer>«KI to 1<11'SIC:I busl-1i1111d1boYeon NIA bu11.-..1s name o• n•""'"• :>1 t989 T Smitn Revocaole Tiust. !)IA '""'l>Oul _.....,.,, or 1nd •11ign1. 1"41 rlgnt to ..... • ~ SI ... l'IOrl •SJW• beb-1 b#• "8..tc fl)ftC[ nest uoder ti'le loc1•1KM.rl l<en,,.tn S K111d1n Sec· ltt!lld •bovf! on NI" PuQl1snlld 0•11\Q-9 Coa,i Dat.O 0c!Ob91" 14 1911!1 ,,. •......-.io,, ••Ot•• Of ""Pl'9C'. empltc::eon.un!lf ll\d Ac::•Oll NC'aon 91 af l'W monftl !tom fie h9-""9 buliMtl n1m1 Of n1"'" r•t1ry Rol>er! B11td 0111~ P11e>1 J•l\U••Y 4 1 \ 16 corded Augost 19·. 19118 In •ee-r°"'ll llfie, llOl ... O \ or tne prope<ly con~e~ 1\111'• ~=-1• """°=5i.~ ds"nolicecl~ CtTATlONFOlt 1111.0 1bove on Feti•u••Y Tn11111ttimtlflt w1' hie<! Th11 1111erro.n1 ..... , hied 25.1990 tfk:e 1 nee Re-~...,;ea. ID P9J lhll by tan•mls11on 1,..,.. Ind •~ y -, M y E 22, 1911• w1tn !tie CO<.lf"llJ Cit<~ o! Or· Wtl'1 ! ... County Cieri\ ol Or-fM-00!1 !he o o 1 OUl\ly -,.,..~ prwoclpll ....,,._ Ol 1"-1;,.' I -11 1 Corn .. "" ~ bK vu A Xii.MINE AOOl'TION Jonn B t-111!le•n•n 1nge Covn1~ on Dec:ember Ing& Counly on Dllcembtlf c::ordllf 0~ "1d Count~, 11 -llf•J •ec:urld try ine OMO ot 0 Kl ',.. or 1 -mane. .,.... t. ..... 1hlt ... kepi by h co.i11 N (Sic. 2M Tnii 1111......,1 was l•le-0 13_ 1989 12. t9119 A.cord« 1 lnll•ument No ft'JAI, -lrll••r llr>O t.ltt munily Antttnn• Telev•S>On M8olld..,_. -.. •• 1 pef"«H! Ct.fl eoctit) ••-•·-n PllllJC fllOTtCE 811-41211S, by •111son of • ,-,.. ,. __ • _ _, System t l\d 11141 •.gn1 to · r-~ · !he C II! HO AMSf7 with tne County Cler~ DI Or· _...,, ..._. ·-"--· ..--· I d 1 I MAY EXAM-..:'"'*'" lft . .sa.'9, A · 4 1onQ41 Coun1y Ofl Dec.tlmbe< PuDllll'>ed Of1nge Co111 Pub111n&et Or1nge Co111 D<...:h0<,,..,autlmplyrnen! in tne nOlll{1I. ·~. ~ ef\., upon 111 prapery D yw =r .,, , .. OOl"1_. I r"' ::::.~*' ::a=, oowt.lot Pe~:: olof JJ~N ~~ri~ 12. 1989 O.nr Piiot Otlcembtlf 2 t 28. 01Jfy Pilot Decembtl1 2 I 211, u::'11 !~1': :;:u~i :;,/~::~°'S:~':: ~i!e~':;~~: ~ ~r--',~!..-., .::'_t,,. :,";;,~~~.,~~=".:; ntlli SPt<itll Nob ol ... tlina 1'"'4017J 1989.J11nu1ry . '!. 1990 1989 Jlnu••Y •. 11 1990 .,_ .... ·--·-R-I d I .N lee CLl•it :i= ":1 °' '!" 1nven1ory ana ~~~g~·:J:~?l:Vr~ Publlltllld D••..ge co111 rri.986 rn.9112 ~:;:0v:;'~A2K~~~ ~~~~~! ~f"!:1cC: !!; ~;.. "';',:l-.. -:, -::;: !.,~ t: r;; :0 g,':,W::; fior ....... ol .......... 1nd MICHAEL S HAWN 0.I~ Piiot Dec8mDtll' 2l. 211. TO PfltOTllCT VOUfl "'°"" recordMI AUQIJll 1•, t9119. -l• 1he 1-ol 1,,_ t11ri•l11r ""' 11me. OtoY!Md. Na11m r. .... Of of Sty ptlftion or &RYEN tQ8 ·January 4· 1 1. 1990 ,, ___________________ .. l"TY.fTMAYN IOl.D AT •• Rtc::O'O...'s 11i11r11men1 lftit ... pu6toc.°' ot ,,,_ Noioc. ~. lhtt 11141•-e<c:l .. ol an '""9tl1Dty .. ~I -~ in THE PEOPLE OF THE T/\-lt8311 A "'*-IC IAll • ., vou No 89·430752. WILL SE.LL gl s.i.1 .__.,,,, ....... Id tucn "gnl1 OOee flOI uo- .... I I of ......... MCton 1250 of N STATE OF CALIFORN IA, ••o ,... El~ATION AT PUBLIC AUCTION TO 10 be .... IOrll'I ..... l,,. ••UOfllbly !nterle•e w•th Of d '"' pelloft Of ~ ~ Codt. A To STEVEN ROBERT Pt.a.IC fllOTICE TRADE or THE NAT\.IRll OF T.,.. THE HIGHEST BIODER FOR -"'.., 119 "'...,.on ,,,. G••nlee"I 1t11M)fl1ble u .. -" Iii ~ WI ~I llot !oecl.r NoCic9 BRYEN PJllOCl!l!OINQ AGAIN IT CASH. l.wtul monty ot the -, ol H!! 1na erijoym•nr of .. Id pr°". 12$0 of "9 IOfm It ......... froiT\ h GREETING KSM74 YOU, VOU lftOUl..D CON-Unit«! S111", or 1 c::.sni.r·s .. fn.11or· ~A Sn<"" llfty Cod8 A oour1cliltk YOU ARE HEREBY .0-FK:TITtOUI ......... TACT A LAWYl!R.. Cf\ec::k d•lwn on any t:llflk, 1 ""911 "*' ' PARCEL 2. N0ilo9 ·a,_ Mtlonw: vtMCI !hit you t it required NA• ITATIMINT MOTIC• Of c:rlldit urnon. or .. 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Pleul stop by 10 rue your ttc1illou1 butinns statement at the Deity Pilot Legat Oeptlt-ment. 330 wea1 81y, Co111 MeA. C1Hfornla. It you can not st~ by, P'"M c•ll UI af 171-4) 842-4321. E•tenak>n 315 /0r 316 and we wHI make arr•noen'*ltt '°' you to hand .. thlt proeedur• by maN. It )'OU lhOutd h.W 9ny turtl'\er QlMtionl, ,,._.. call ut •nd M wtll b9 more than glad 10 a&a's1 ~":.;., -"' your newbut6nnall ' . CALL CLASSIFIED of otllc::l9! fKOfdl In \I'll of. oor6M! In 8oolt. 157 P-en 1 Jolnuwy ,., '"'° .... : 1000 putpClfll<I to .,. 20 BLAZ· fl09 of tilt C<Nnty RileorO. 1,,,ougl'I 14' 1nC11.1e1v9 o1 Ml.-A.M. !NG ST AFI. IRV!NE. CA of Oref'IOI COo.11\ly, Sl•I• of c.lleneous M191. In 1111 or-...... ol .... Notti\ ._ 92705. c.tfforrMa, by .....,,. or I 1'°9 of IM County Rilcorcler .,.._ kl 11'4 Co,.'i!y Thi u~tlgned TtYl tM brMCll or a.1111111 In ~I Of Mid cwn1y. eo...w-. 100 Cl....: c..rii., dlllc::IMnl ...,~ ~lty !or woy or perforfn~ on tM o bll· flll 1trM1 ldd1ffl 0t Of1w w... 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In _,,.,,. lftOl"llt' of 1'19 O ...... •llol'I. ,.,.. .. If ... -n .. o.8111 of TNM, °""" lnter9lt United ..... , It; The "°"' .......... " ,.... ...... ..... .. Oiwip ltleteol'I ... ~ 11'1 Mid • ..ntlotoflNL..,OttlOlof ..,,.........,...., ...... Of CW'llf',c.IWNI. not.a, ..,_!C91, " #f'f, , ", Jofin M. c.oomci.. T 17 Udo lrnpllad, "Ill .. -,_. ~ .,_ _, Fl"°'*'f' loll'ICltr lhl """'4 of ... o..t • ._. OrlY9. H9wport 9-cfl, ..-on. Of ....,,,.,.,.,.., I• Oltlli' OOl'l'liliOi'I •lfrmloi'+. of Trutl, ............ -id I ~ ...... t. lltltt .... to lllllfY "'9 ~ .. • ..,,: -.......... , ellPI ... ofltleT""'-Mc! ,....,... ~ to MCI ...... ll9CW9d ..................... CA... •iMtn.w1tcr.-."r ..... .... lllMI by 11 under .., De8d of Tl'\lll,............. Ille 111~ T,.._ OMd ot TfU•t. IO•wt1: o.clofTNll.•T""'-Jll ............ ~ ...... ....., 1tr .. l1tl,Ol1.~ fl9oroowwllhMMd lnW ~-.. 111f1a,11iij, •-••iii& 11 fll' w ,_...._.,-""' ... :O.lf1titncf8Wt , .. ~...... ........ _. _. ......,. DMOolTM11•t1•t11• .. • • w :..w,... .... m11 ..... • .. .,.._... ............ .. '""°'l A: 9" Ill ..... ;':'"' 41 -·--. ............................ a.. ?':.:'.::::.,'°11":. ~ :i.:..~~u:-c•.: =:.ir::.: ..... Qllt .. -,_,.._.._ ___ -.:.Z:CF.-" -- . -·~-···· ·--. . .............. .. fACll •• ..... &cP. • ....... .. ----··E»-, .............. -~ ............................ .. ........ .. .... -.... -..... -............ . ....... ,.........,. ~= . ... . ::.:.."'~ Dial hotline for data on food safety The Alliance for Food and Fiber has established an 800 hotline that consumers can phone toll-free to receive 1nformat1on on food safety iss ues. The hotline can be accessed by phoning 1/800-266-0200. Con - sumers dialing this number will find a bulleti n board of subjects to select including such topics as eat- ing fi ve fruits and vegetables a day, tips on safe f.ood preparation. and advice on...-a1'"healthful diet. Jn addition. calkrs may leave a message to obtain an answer to a partic ular question they may have on food safety. food production o r nutrition. . "Consumers have indicated confusio n about and an inability to obtain factual answers to ques- tio ns o n food safety," said Wade Whitfield, alliance chairman. .. Our hotline allows us to provide the most up-to-date information to consumers while at the same time &iving them a quick response mechanism for their specific que~ lions.'' The alliance was formed in 198 1 to serve as a coalition of orpniza- tions active in the food productio n and· distributio n industry. ·-· ... ...... 113-t...,_owr ..... lllll.il21U I ••lllll._, .ral.coat••• ... ._ ii lillltJ '-LMl. AM = t -c.aat_. I __ .._. l Slir ii,.._., ... •.ws. a. ............. •low.Cowl; ..... o......... . pt. 3. II l111ucm11 bowl,• llal Dli wlll • · · 1 •t ':auf t.r. AM mc:c ..._._..._ Tom•COIL &.ne *•• f ty widl ..w;r;._, Pa:wclllcle l ..-.. .... ·~ 9UuL fi?tWiDLL UJl6L. TonuJJ:iT ..S'tU«L -y,_ ..... "'-*'./IW•--· .....,_ .... ,,..,, 1 ... ....... l ttat1111•Wllllr l/J c-.*1 .... a-. l .... (M-> ............ ....... l/J 0 , .. .... -: ,,,. 0 .._...., l • ._. cnlW 114 c., .......... I tr-. Pa II dime. ...... l. " .................. ~ ... .-; ....................... _.... .. \#\ cnm.._,..,.a2•' 11•aftleP itllliL l Dipm rawioli ••--••am-... 3. II D-m ~ial 1/2 idloi •m-f. P1J _..,,._ •• lille. I .._Olm.-arlllil ...... n..fs• .... IUWdl ................ .... ............ °"' ........... _ ...... 10 ... 0. .... ,. ...... _.-.~ _. .... _._ ....... ''sP ..a.IMll ............. Traditional French classic given new life \\ho sa~s ~ou can·1 1mpro'e on a good thing·)\\ 1th <,oml.' 1magina- 11on and rrcat1\I.' flair. ~ou can updatl' and perc;unalt1c an~ recipe Taki.' poJChl·d pears. that tra- d1t1onal frcnch de-;sert. for in- stance. Instead of poaching pearo; in burgand~ .,..1ne. tr) 1infandel. thl' trend' nc.,.. blush wine. Ncstk a \mop 1;f tr) Zinfandel Sorbet 1n thl· rwar hJh c<,. drink with the poar h 111[1. ., ) ru r . ,1 ntl you ha \'e an ekg.ant dl'''l'rt 1h:it''I l'lound to 1mprl·sc;. Or. caretull) -;ltcr the pear~ and l rl.'atc a fan that <.urrounds tht· c;orlx't for a 1rul ~ '>cn<;at 1onal prco;- cntal1on We call thl\ crl·a11on Z1nfandel Sorbet "1th Poal hed Pea~ The ho-;1 "111 lo' l' 11. tx·cauo;e 11 can he prt·part>tl a <la' or two ahead. then asSl.'mblcd JUSt hcforc serving. Thi.' sccn·t 1o; 1n the unflavored gclaun -the 1ngred1cnt that gives sorbctc; and fruit ices their smooth. cream' tnture. (ielatm also al- lows the sorbet to hold tts sh~pe longer. instead o f melting int a puddle . .\ nd ) ou ·11 lo ve the su tie f)a voro; of Ltnfandel and pears mm- gJed to this dessert. Your guests will ht honored that ~ou s~:ncd this contemporary ver - sion of a classic. They'll be waitina 1mpat1cntl} for your next invita- tio n' ZINF ANDEL SORBET WITH POACHED PEARS Zhtfudel Sorbet l envelope aaflavored 1elatta a,., e11p cold water ·~ cup su1ar I ''' c.ps wlalte Zlafudel wiH I caa (5 ~ onces) pear .ectar In medium sauce pan, sprinkle un fla,ored gelatin over cold water. let stand I minute. Stir O\ er low heal until gelatin is com - pie te I~ dissolved. about 3 minutes tir an sugar until dis- soh ed. then stir in remaining in- gredients Po ur into 9-inch square baking pan. freeze 3 flours or until firm W ith electnc m ixer of food pro- ccs or. beat m ixture until smooth. Return to pan: freeze 6 houn or until fi rm. Serve in Poached Pean dnzzlcd W1lh Poached Pear syrup. If desired. make S lengthwite cuts in each pear. almost 10 stem, and fan o n plate. Garnish, if de- sired, with frcth minL Makes 8 .......... a.ASS.c10t Clearing up eonfus.ion over cholesterol and cooking oils 9Y CAllOL DllGAN ,,,,......, .. Fresh Ground Beef LB .. APPAOXIMATEL Y 5 UI. CHVB, DOES NOT EXCEED '°"" FAT ·" Mll,ne ,.,,.. 69 Fryhg CNclcw1 mgtrs ICJMDUAl.l Y OUO: f'AOZEN, lB. • ..... _ 11 oz. Pt<O. ,, EA . ~~.s, LOW "' llOOIUM ,,.....,..,Der 6Ellllc:hed aced ~-~49 11 OZ. PKO. l~t;..,. 2~Y. DECOAATtD. 1 CT. PKG. WHfTE, V'£U.OW OR E.ARTHTQNE .5·9 .89 Still t1E Lew-Prk=e Lea<H • d upSpanl ~stye ,.: !!! haven't CIUiia& on to the per, if daUed. Brina to a boil. bakina dish; assemble as di~. Cut up tomatoes; stir in tomatoes 111111 1MY advaa.._. of cook-Reduce beat; simmer uncovered Bake in preheated 3SO dqree and Juice, tomato sauce. vcr- ina f'retb fllb for dinner, now'1 the for IS minutes. oven for 2S to )0 minutes or until mouth, supr. and pepper. Micro-~ime! ~i~ more and more intJiau-Arranac fish into 4 indjvidual fish flakes easily. wave on High ( 100 percent) pe>wer ana vanetaes of filb available, there IZ~unce bakina dishes. Top each Toa1&ed Fre.c~ CllleeM Brea4: fori7 minutes. stimng once durin& arc lots of wty reasons to add fish with beans. Pour sauce evenly In small bowl. combine 2 table-cooking. to your quick-dinner menus. over fish. SprinkJc cheese and spoons olive oil and Va teaspoon Blend in fish and beans; cover ~cditerrancan Red Snapper is a olives over sauce. Bake in pepper. Brush into 8 slices (112-inch with wax paper and microwave on pnme example of how easy it is to preheated 375 degree oven for 20 thick) French bread. Arrange on High (100 percent) pe>wcr for S dress up simple fie fillets. If red min~tes or until fish Oakes easily. baking sheet; sprinkle with If• cup minutes. Uncover: stir. Sprinkle snapper is not currently available, ScrV!"'fttitb Toasted French Cheese grated Parmesan cheese. Broil 3 to cheese and olives over sauce. try subsituting other whitefish var-Bread. Makes 4 servings. 5 inches from heat until lightly Microwave oo High ( 100 percent) ieties, such as flounder, catfish, •Note: Fresh green beans may browned. pe>wer for additional 3 to S scrod, shark, sole, halibut, or or-be used in place of frozen. Microwave DirectJon1: In 1 x minutes or until fish flakes easily. ange roughy. Prices vary among Precook beans 3 to 4 minutes in I I-i nch microwave-safe dish, Serve with Toasted French Cheese these fish durina the year, so if you boiling water: drain well. To microwave onfon in oil on High Bread prepared according top arc flexible, you can take advan-prepare fish in a 7 x 11-anch ( 100 percent) pe>wer for 2 minutes. above directions. tage of the best baraains when r---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------__:.--------------,;__---------------you 'rc shopping. To select the freshest catch, look for fillets with a moist, lustrous- looking appearance. If fish is pack- ed in a tray, avoid packages with cloudy or off-white-colored liquid. If you can. press the flesh with your finger: it should feel firm and bounce back when touched. This Spanish-style recipe can be made quickly in the oven or microwave with the help of Con- tadina whole peeled tomatoes, packed fresh in their own juice. In addition. th e tomato sauce provides JUSt the right vine- ripencd flavor. vi vid red color and perfect consisten cy to the sa uce. A touch of vermouth and caye nne. af desired. adds spunk. If you're serving th is to guests. or are interested in cooking ahead for a famil y dinner, consider as- sembling the sauce in advance. Just before baking. layer the fish fillets with the sauce in individual au gratin dishes: top with green beans. fe ta cheese. and ripe oli ves. Bake only until th<.' fis h flakes easil> ~ath a fork. Sene this ethnic da sh wath steamed n n.' if you lake, and Toasted French Cheese Bread. crusty wath olive oil and grated Parmesan cheese. MEDITERRANEAN RED SNAPPER I tablespoon olive oil 112 cup chopped onion 13 • cups (14 lfl -ounce can) whole peeled tomatoes, un- drained 1 cup (8-ounce can) tomato sauce •;, cup dry vermouth ~.. teaspoon sugar " teaspoon cayenne pepper (optional) 1 poud red snapper fillets. cut into I-inch pieces I cup cut frozen green beans uncooked• I cap (4 ounces) crumbled feta cheese a... cup (%.ZS-ounce can) sliced ripe oUves, drained Toasted French Cheese Bread (recipe follows ) In medium sauce pan. heat 011: sautt.' onion for J to 4 minutes. or until tender. Cut up tomatoes: stir in tomatoes and Juice. tomato sauce. verm outh. sugar. and pep- CLASSIC from C1 ~erv1ngs. 79 ralorn:s per sen ing or 21 0 calonC's per scn1ng \.\Ith Poached Pl·ars. Poached Pears % cups wblte Zinfandel wine 3t, cup sugar I tablespoon lemon jalce 4 medium Anjou or Bartlett pears, halved and cored In large skillet. thorough!) blend wine , sugar and lemon JUice. Add pear hal ves. cut side down and simmer covered 15 minutes or until pears are tender. Remove pears and chill. Cook remaining liquid. un- covered. over medium-high heat 10 minutes or untal liquid is re- duced by half: chill. Makes 8 pear ha vlcs and about I cup pear syrup. 131 calorics per serving. Hint: One bottle (750 ml) white Zinfandel wine is enough to make this entire recipe. OIL From Cl Cholesterol as necessary for hormone and tissue production. HDLs: Hiah-dens1ty lipe>pro- teins arc "aood" cholesterol. They carry cholesterol away from the tissues and the artery walls. LDLs: Low-<tensity lipe>proteins arc "bad" cholesterol. They promote the accumulation of cholesterol on anery walls. 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Your Choice! ·~;r;r 199 •:M~~i:.249 ''9 Volt" Single Poe • Smart Poclc Aiko/int! ~ M ~ Pkg. of 8-4.24) LOS ANGELES (AP) -Fashion critic Mr. BlackweU, who has ril)Oed into the wantrobn of celebrity ftefdom for three decades, put LaToya Jeckton atop bis wont-dressed roll call Wednes- day becaust he considcn her mort freak than biker chic. .. ln leather and chains, she's Cher for the 1990s." said the outspoken oracle of style ... I( I had her faoe and body I'd stay in bed all day." The acid-1on1ued critic aJso Ouna 1989 fashion darts at Roseanne Barr, Demi Moore K.im Basioter. Prinects Anne. Emily Lloyd, Cher: Daryl Hannah and Paula Abdul and. in a tic for 10th. Madonna and Sandra Bernhard. "The finaJisls were a parade of -terrors that make The Joker in 'Batman' look positi vely conservative by comparison." said Blackwell. "Ninety-nine percent of these people could be mistaken for a baglady." The year's uncontested fashion frump. how- ever, was Grace Jones: "Danh Vader's S&M fantasy an a manian birdcage." . "Batman's" Bas1flltr was a "puacUna peep.show (who) ~hould be banished to the betcave." Princess Anne was reduced to .. lumpy, dumpy and frumpy.'' Cher to a ••bq of tauooed bones in a sequ1Mcd slin~t. .. Hannah to a "Vegas Venus on steroids,' Abdul to a "fashion IYPIY (who) dances in the liaht {and) drcua in the dark. .. and Madonna-Bernhard to .. the Mutt and Jeff of MTV: vampy, trampy , .. and cartoon campy." .. Blackwell also had something &OOd to say. His Top 10 list of Fabulous rashion lndc- pen~ents included firsrlady Barbara Bush, Geena D~v1s, l v~~a Trump, Anaela Lansbury , British Pn~e Minister Margaret Thatcher, Liza Min- nelh. Barbara Walters, Tina Brown, Princess Diana and Jacqueline Onassis. Special barbs were aimed at Barbra Streisand and Bette Midler. perennial Blackwell favorites "'ho have been on his worst-dressed list so often the) are now hfeume holders of the dishonor. Blackwell. whose real name is Richard Syl- van Selzer. held court at his we ll-appointed Hancock Park home to unveil the 30th annual Worst-Dressed Women list. Television's Barr was zinged as a "bowling alky reJeCt," former brat-packer Moore was "a spandc11cd ·!IJ1ehtmarc on Willie; (\tr,.,., ... :inrl ""We don't have any star-status people any- more -the Elizabeth Taylors." he said. "Poor Bette Midlcr. she's helpless. Why bother? And Barbra treisand. she's on some kick fo r visual self-destruction. "I don't know ho"' she has a mirror in the house." M r. Bl•clcwell holds pllotos of GrK• Jones and LaToy• J acllson who m•d• his 10 worst-d ressed ltst. Law bars frogs from leaping into California SACRAMENTO (AP) -State of- ficials sa)' the giant toothy frogs from Cameroon that a Washington man wants to enter an Calaveras Count} ·s annual frog JU mp are barred b) la"' fro m being 1mponcd into California. .. nder thl' Fish and Game code. those ~pec1es are considered un- desirable and proh1b1ted from 1m- pon:· said l..cnn > Cla\ec1lla. a ~pokc~man for the state Fish and Game Depanment. "It's JUSt not a simple matta of him hnnging them across the state line. He has to get the appropriate permits from the appropriate agencies .. and we "'ouldn't be in clined 10 issue them for that purpo~ ·· .\n1mal collector .\nd) J. Kof- fm an of Seank. Wa!>h . ha~ 10 African Goliath frogs. and 1n Ma~ he "'ants to l'ntc.-r them an the Frog Jumping Jub1k e at Angels Camp. a small l'Ommunll\ in the Sierra Ne- \adJ foothi lls about 150 miles cast of ~an Fran( 1sco. The frogs weigh eight to 12 pounds and are 3 feet long. and ha1.·e small sharp teeth. "Which worries C ala\ eras County Fair officials. who fear the amph1b1ans ma) leap off the stage and into a patron's lap. The) al'>O behe\e the .\fncan frogs "'ould unfairl ) defeat the domestic 'a net). Fair oflin als are scheduled to con- si der the issue toda) at a closed-door mce11ng 1n C'alavera!> Count). Koffman said he hopes to enter his huge frogs in the contest. dcsp1tt thl' \talc's apparent oppos111on "It'<, completcl~ absurd.'' he said. "l"'e bec:n a ltcensed 1mponer an th is rountr~ probahl) longer than the'·' e been bureaucrats and I can td l. )OU 1ha1·., complctel) absurd. "\\ hrn push comes to shove. 11 .ill.':l)S "'orks out." Koffman said. .. E.,cn 1f thl'rl' "'as a law. th e go"- er]lor of California '*Ould help out" ht.•cau'c of thl· pubhc1t\ generat rd. he ...:11d The 7 1 -~l·ar-old frog Jump wa s 1n\p1rl·d h~ a !Vtark Twain <1hon <;tor) Life partners out of step on dance floor DE~R ANN LANDERS: Mv wife IS a terrific Pl'r$On. She excels '" almo-.1 CH'f)th1ng. Her one area of deficil·ncy 1s ballroom dancing. I'm not bragging when I sa) I'm an e~celknt dancer Women often ask me to dance with them. But I cann~t dance "'ith my wife . "Charlo11e" hold s her head in thl.' "rong pos111un and her left arm 1s hke a 10-lon "'eight on m) right shoulder. Good dann•r\ glide along. taking hon10ntal steps. Charlo11c prefers to do her o"' n thing. Instead of follo"'1ng ml.'. she leads. P.S. When I told Charlo11e I "'as wnt1ng to )OU fo r help I was rchl'"ed to find that shl· "'as not at all uJXCI. -MR FOX fROT. HIGHL.\NO PARK. ILL. DEAR MR. TROT: I bo~ you "'on't be ups~:I to learn that Charlot· tr "ro te to ml' 100 Ht're 1s her letter. DEA R .\r-.N I ANDERS: M) hus- ba nd 1s a l.'11nderfu l man 1n all respect<; e\lept o ne. '-' hcne' er ""e go llOHOSC'Ol'I·. narsday, Jan. l l TA URUS ( ·\pril 20-Ma ~ 201: Tnp. proJCll that 1'i pm tponed will boom- erang 1n 'our ta,or Oon't equate dcla\ \1.ith t.kfcat. You should he sa>1ng. ·Tm glad 10 ha'c 11mc to think 11 mer"' .\notha Taurus fig- Url''> prom1 nen 1I~ GEMINI (Ma) 21-Junc 20): Lunar pos1t1on highlights location. d1s- tnbu 11on. ab1li1~ to obtain nec.-ded materi al Be !>Clcct1H'. refuse to be caJokd into mal.ing snap decm on. Clo'iC' rclatl\C declares. "I am on )our '>Ide -1h1 \ 11me•·· CANCER (June 21-Jul) 22)· Spot- hght on po"'cr. auth ont). timing. hunch that pa)S d1 v1dcnds. Fcchn~s of affection. lo' e will be returned 1n abundance. You'll not onl) be no- ticed. )Ou'll be de-;1gnatcd star quah- 1)'. LEO (Jul) 23-Aug. 22): Long- rangc prospects are clarified. You'll become a"' arc of d1rec11on. purpose. moti\c. Y-ou might be saying. "At last I kno"' wh}' I am here~" Love relationship intensifies. Aries 1n- voh ed. dancing he end'> up mad because he doc,n't hh · thl.' "'a) I dance. I cnJO~ dancing bu t I don't takl· 1t a' ')(,"n oush 3\ nn husband He in'>1\t\ on g;" n~ me '1e,so n\. tells me ho"' to hold m) head. what 10 do "'tth m' arm'>. do 1h1s. don't do 1ha1 It ta l.c\ all the fun out of 1he e'l'· n1ng I ha'e danted \'Ith man\ men through the ~car\. and no OOl' ha'i n n rnmpla1m·l1 In foct. r 'c l:x·en tolJ that I'm " good dancer But "'ht·nc' l'r nH hu.,ba:-1d and I dann· togl·thl·r "'c ~·nd up aqwing. I lo' c 1h1' man dcarl> and "'oulJ 1 · .. -. VIRGO ( o\ug. 23-Scpt. 22 ): Full !'ttoon aspect emphasizes creat1 v1t~. )t) k . chance to h11 financial Jackpot Strc~c; onginalit). make fresh "itart. d1~pla ) sclf-<onfidence. You'll suc- Cl'S'>full) rnntact persons an high place-; LIBRA (~pt. 23-0ct. 22): Ignore and1\ 1dual who 1s 1ns1p1d. vapid. Emphasize qualit~ of life. ambition. 1dcah sm. Take a stand. fight for cau~ that 1s right. Lunar pos1t1on spotlights displa). promotion. \how- mansh1p . SCORPIO <Oct. 23-Nov. 21 ): Ex- pand horizons. look beyond the im- mediate. rcaliLe love relat1onsh1p could last despite.-obstacles. Focus on change. travel. vanety. discovery. Elements of umin luck ride with FRESH FISH & PASTA SPECIALTIES COCKTAILS ; appreciate an) suggestions ~ou might ha'c or: ho"' 1 • .>:Jhe 1h1., prohkm. It rcall~ has caused a lot of truubk in our mamagl'. -TWO L[FI FEET'1 DEAR FEET: You two need an imparllal third party to mediate this small war. I suggest a dance instruc- tor. Take a few lessons together and Jet the instructor dedde where your arms should be and how you should bold your head. Since the inability to dance together seems to be causing so muc.-h troubl e in your marriage. lessons would be well worth tbe time and money . • • • D l-\R \\.\. l \\.l>fR\ \h probkm " m' \On "Hrul e" l.'l'l~h~ at kj\I J S() ('\Jund' and 1c; hcaJ l·d for -l(l<l lfr l.l'l'P' gl·ll 1ng falter anJ falll'L althuugh he I.no"'' I de'l)l'r· atl·I> v.ant him 111 get do"'n to normal v.c1ght lk do~:.,n 't ~em to rarl' I \l'nt Hrulr to the 'er) best \ou Do 11' . AGITTARIUS l ~o ' 22-Dcc 21 ): Lunar pt)\1 t111n highlight'> mcd1- 1a11on. Ol'l'P thought'>. c;ensuaht' ( rl·at1' e outkt "111 hi.' d1 <;eo\Crcd. pt•rhap'i an 1dcn1all~ \-tl·an'> h1ddl·n taknl\ "'111 \urfall' ~corp10 "'111 1.'hl'>JX'r ~nrt v.nrd CAPRICORN (()c, 22-Jan I qi CXl\l' deep into sour(C material. ch1:d . rl'fe rl•nce'>. get ~our own v1cv.<, on paper. I unar po\lllOn spotltght\ public rc .. pcinsc to cfTons. partner· ship. marital status. Tnp '"'oh e\ relatl\ t·. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 18)· o\1- ten11on rc,olves around home. hcalth. finances. Be aware of special material for 1llustrat1ng lc'ison'I. beautifying surroundings. You'll say. "I found 1t. 1t was here all the time'" \t huol\ and hl' I'> h1ghl) in telhgl·nt I k ~·cm~ lo he doing OK pro- tn,H>nal h . hut 1n h1\ line ot work looi.., u >1.int anJ I'm \UH' he could du cl lot ht.·t ta 1 f ht• lost I 00 pounds. I h:H c t"'o other c;ons v.ho are in good ph~\1ea l lundt11on Tell me 1f tlwrl· "an~ thing that ran be done to h11ng Brun~ Ill his c;en'>t's be fore the hl·Jrt Jltal i.. l omr'i Sign ml' - DI\ Tl RBf I> \tOTHER <.)0\tE- \\ Ill Rr I :". I LORID" DEAR MOTHER: I can Hder- stand your concern. but take my "od fo r it. Mother, loslng welgltt is the original do-It-yourself project. Begging, nag&ing or tbreatenlng "'Ill not w·ork. Unless Brace decides of bis own \Giilion to get serious, nothing "ill happen, even tbo11gh bis obesity is life-threatening. He nee-ds counseling to find out wby Ile Is doing Ibis to himself -and perltaps to you. Tbe problem is not wllal Bnace Is eating but what Is eating blm. I wlslt blm the best of luck. PISCES I Feh 19-March 20): Man~ of ~our bei-.1 qualt11es surge 10 fore front So me comment. "Yo u·,c got II all together'" Lunar po\1t1on h1gh lighl'> dd\l'nturt'. CUrtO\ll\ pt'r- sonal magne11~m . .\nother P1')CC'I pla" n c1t1 ng role IF JA~ 11 IS YOllR BIRTHDAY: )uu an· IOIU lll\C. JO :''C ~llrt'\t charadcr anah '>t and tcachl·r You also are mood,·. romantic. 10\al. will '>acnfice almost an ~ thing fo r' fam1I~ lo' c Cancer. Capricorn. .\quanus rx-r-.om pl:l) 1mponant roks 1n )Our life Rcla11onsh1p w11h mother was a1 times b1Larre. In Februa~. signifi- cant domestic adjustment could an- d udl· al·tual change of residence or marital status. Money that had been lll'd up .... 111 be released and th1~ pro' es beneficial. : when you buy a pound of Yankee Trader9 Select whole bean cofftt, now through January 15th. Fiftem varieti~ to choose from including four Swiss Water Proccued Decafs. Wl'.ST NOlt'lll _.,. • QJ s \J A 15 0 '3 •01 1 12 EAST • & It t 4 CV'KQ741 • I 1 New Jencylua 1.-ry Cobia lad CV' It t J Dave Berkowiu Ill Nortb-Soudl. 0 '. 0 K It 7 S 2 Cohen dec:ted to bid three DO • K It ' trump-a CODlr'lei wbicb WU ill SOUTH some jeopardy. • 9' • A 6 J l West led a low ban, and dedarcr \) I 6 correctly iruerted dummy's jack. 0 A Q J 4 When that won, the queen of .-Juba • A S J was run succeufully (East wouJd 1bc biddin1: have done better to cover). Declarer 8-G Wuc Nortll F.-nC'llt tried the diamond fancue and, 1 NT OM J NT P.-when the jack won, be led a k>• r.. r.. spade toward the table'• honors. Opening lead: Four of 'V West bopped up with the kina This hand from 1be recent FaJI and reverted to the kins of hearu, North American Championships taken with the ace. Both of dwn- hiahlights one of the differences be-my's spades were cubed, Eut dis.- tween rubber bridge and duplica1e. carding a diamond on I.he second of West 's double of the one no trump these. Declarer came to hand with opening bid was a major-suit take-another diamond finesse and cubed out. At rubber bridae. North's ac-the ace of spades. Since East could tion would be clear. He would not discard from either minor suit redouble, and then double wha1ever without scttina up at least ooc trick suit his opponents came to rest in. for declarer, be was forced to part As the cards lie, that would result in with the remaining heart. So North-South collectina a minimum Berkowiu cashed the ace of dia- of two 1ricks in each suit, depending mond.s and exited with a diamond to on where East-West came to rest, East's king. That worthy now bad for a penalty of at lcut SOO points. 10 lead away from his kina of clubs At duplica1c. however. 500 points inao declarer's combined ace-jack would not be enough to compensate .. tenace, giving declarer an amazina for a vulneratle game. So when 11 tricks in all. l ,.ll. 80\'D . Healing the oldest profession \\hat's the oldest profession" :-o;ot pro'>ll tut1un, :is so "'1dcl~ behe"ed. an·ord1ng 10 the anth ropologists Thl'' \8\ thc oldest 1s heali ng -the v.or~ ot' thc tnbal Y.ltlh d0<.tor It I!> a '><'1en 11fic fact that ii \nu '>pra' ~our~l l all ll\l'r \.\1th garht tlll 1hc mu'>(.!Ultoc\ .,., ill ka't' \nu alonl'. tuo Queen Elita~th I hdtcd noise In thc h1c,tor1cJI record\ ot England 1c, a dl'Ul'l' \hc l'>\UCd to promote quiet 1n thl· night It lorOadc.' hu\hand'i from hl'Jl1ng thl·ir Y.l\C'' .11tt•r 1n p m () ()uick naml· thl· <1nh ~0th rcn1ur\ I ~ pa·.,1dcn1 "'hn 1.l1Jn'1 hJ'C a l Olkgl· rdUlJlton .\ \d~ Harn ~ Truman 0 '-'hat''\ thr l t1ldes1 po'ic,1 ble tc·rnrx·ra1url'' \mi "here d<><''> 11 get lhJI llllJ ' " '\ ou mcan v.hat'' called "ab\olutc n·ro"'l It'\ onl) theo~ll Lal. .\nd 11 ..,n·1 an' '>On of 1ero but ~5967 dq~rl·t:~ F. fhe calculated ll'mperaturc at v.h1l h atoms are sup- posed to <.top mo' 1ng w no lo nger prudUll' hl.'Jt <..) 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Mom IUdes valuablos "' ber calolialJ hairdo wl the ..... aiab son attempts to win Scrabble sames witb the word "kwyjibo:· Pusbiaa all of the conventions of the domestic television sitcom tbrc>uJb a paper shredder and then weavana the scraps into new and often ~utiar taleS, ·the makers of Fox•s "The Simpsons" arc trying to establish the ftrst prime-time £&"· ·1 \ I I S I I'(,' 7:30 • • • • toon since "The Jetsons" and "The Bullwinkle Show" in the early 1960s. "The Simpsons," seen rqularly as short features on Fox's "Tfie Tracey Ullman Show," debuts as a weekly half-hour series on Fox on Sunday at 8:30 p.m., replacing the scienc,c. themed news show "Beyond Tomor- row." But don't grab a stack of Pop Tarts and a glass of Tang and ~xp«t Saturday-morning fluff: With episodes focusing on themes ~ike son a.n·1 1tupidity and did Homer's inabilitf to provide for hi1 family, '"The S1mpeon••• bears muc1' cloler resemblance to Fox·s "Married ... With Children" than to .. The Smurfs." It miaht be colorful. but it's a liltle dark. too. "In my comic strip I'm tryif\I to entertain a certain segment of the audience and annoy another seg- ment. and I'm not trying to do that with the TV show," said Matt Groening, the show·s creator and the 1:30 9:00 9:30 10:00 10:30 11:00 11:30 ...... Lldll (1n S..0) 0 ..... ....... ..... T~-- a...o ....... ,.......LMO ..... .._....o Pit ..... ..... COlllldy E Or9glllt ..... AtMniO Hiii (In Stereo) Dme-lnllutt Tiit ... author of the wry and insiahtfltl canoon "Llfe in Helt .. and die ro- lated books "Wortc is Hell" and .. Love is HeU." ' "I know I can annoy people, .. said Grocnina (rhymes with rainina, son of). "h's more fun to try to take an audience 'and make them lauah in a(>ite of themselves. It's a djfferent kind of challenae .... This is a family entertainment show. h 's not aimed at kids, though:' Groening said "The Simpsons" is "certainly harder-edged than any TV cartoon in recent memory." Which isn't to say it's not funny in a strange, unpredictable way: When Homer taunts animals at the zoo. you don't really expect a television show -much less a cartoon -to show dad pelted in the face with monkey muck. "The S1mpsons are on the slow side." Groening said. "But one of the good things about it is that Wt\ can resist the temptation to put clever lines in their mouths. That's my problem with most TV sitcoms -these lines that come out of these characters· mouths are utterlv un- believable. So our cleverness hes elsewhere. H I·: \ 11·: H Matt Groening ..At the same time. I don't think that the show has any of that su- perior snottiness. We like the characters ... the> make dumb de- cisions and the) act on whatever emotion occurs to them at the moJ ment. out that's part of the humor . ··The show is ultimately a eel- ebration -it's about bavina • aood time." "The Simpsons.. will have to survive in a television marketplace where c<irtoons are either toy-orien- ted syndlcatcd strips or hugablc Saturday morning specials whc~ a real crisis occurs when a bear loses his sweater -It's a new working environment for Groening. who writes.and dra~s his comics in his Venice. Cabf.. h ome and works o n "The Simpsons" on the busy Fox lot. "I got very used to working b}'.. myself. but it got lonely. too, Groening said. ''And it's re,ally fun to be around people having a blast doing what thoy are doing. Almost 1 all of the animators are obsessed by the medium -and they're passion- ately enthusiastic about their work when they're not exhausted." The show was created by Groen- ing. and developed b) Groening. Sam Simon and Oscar-winning film- maker James L. Brooks ('"Broadcast News"). • • • JeyW .. • ......,..,., ......... lllt 'IOI ,._ • ..... 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