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Home My WebLink About1990-01-17 - Orange Coast PilotBarons beat Marina • 1n soccer SPORT /Bl THE ORANGE COAST 25CENT S W EDNES DAY., JANUARY 17., 1990 H·B targeted for malathion spraying lly RO BERT BARKER Ot ,,... O.-y ,._ StJtfl State offic ials Tuer.day targcted a 36-mllr area of Orange County, in- cluding a pon1on o f nonh Hunt- ington Beach. for mala1h1on spray- ing beginning Mo nda) as a result of last werk's d1SCOWI) of a pregnant M edfl) 1n c;arden GrO\e. The annuunt·emen1 dre"' a sharp Friends cannot explain killings By 80 8 VAN EYKEN Of tr.. O.-y 1"11ot Staff The man ''ho apparent!~ 'ihot Ne\\ port &at h real ec;ta tt• ;igt•nc) O\\nl.'r ( rt.•rald1nl' \.1argaret H unt to death and 1hrn ki lled h1m\t'lf "'as a rrllrt'd 1udgl· from { h1cago who ma) h:l\1: been \uffenng from 'l'\crc dc- prc~\111n. a friend sa11.l. Thc bodies o f Hun1 and 72-vear- old k romc <. lad wcrt• found to gt·ther 1n H unt's Laguna Niguel to wnhoust· \1o nda' after a \\Omt'd neighbor wniattt·j .rn1ho n11e<. to sa' \hc haJ not C\t't'n llun1 for sc~cral JJ\<, F-ncnJ\ · and a<.c;onalt'\ were 'ihOt~t·d 31 lht• Ol'"' o f H unt's dt•ath. calling ht·r a .. ,cns111,c. '"inderful pcr<,nn .. "'hli h..id no cncm 11:c; \ht• \\J\ lac;1 'een lea' ing hrr real estate· office on San Joaquin H ills Road on Frida' evening for a bus1- nC'\s .ippo1nlnll'nt after \\h1th 'iht• rcporll'dl~ 111IJ lncnd' <,he "'3' g111ng honll· H unt'<. long11 mc tncnd and hu•q. ne's partner. ~rh<.<, l\.irst·hmt•r. 'klld H unt and ~laJ had tx·en friend' tor )C3f\ Jnd u~uall) got together on Fnda\\ Sht• ..aid <.he: "'a'i not a"'an• ot an) quarrel ht.·t\\et•n them She did \a\. ho\\C\Cr. that \lad ~cmed to ha,·c emo110nal pmhkmc; .. ~k had h<'cn dr~pondrnt and dcprr,,cd... Kir<;chmer \a1d "I \\Ould not ha'r h('cn c;urpn,cJ to hear hc had committed ~u1cide Rut to r him 10 ha H· Jone tht'-. I JU'>t can ·1 Ot.·ltc' e 11 ·· Siad. "'ho ..ened as a JUn<;t w11h the ( ook ( ounl\, Ill .. Cm.ult ( oun for 35 )Cars. haJ bcen rnm1ng to Southern Cal1forn1a regular!~ for decades. relatl\ cs said Hr had rr- portedl) bcen spending most uf his time 1n the area ~ince his re11remcnt from the bench in 1982. K.arschmer said she did not be- lieve Hunt, 57. and Siad were ro- man11cally involved. "They were friends... she said .. Jen was a vef) loyal person. I don't know what was on his mind." Although Kirschmer said she and H unt hadbccn as close as "Siamese twins." she said she had no insigh t as to what might have been trouh- h ng Siad. .. As far as I could see. he had noth ing to be depressed about." she said. "But how can you ever tell? It may be one o f those things we'll never know." Members of Slad's family said they were also at a loss to explain the apparent murder-suicide "I can't help you:· said Slad's son. Je ro me C. Siad Jr. "I was 1n regular contact with him. He seemed fi ne ... Harry Siad. a cousin of the dead man who resid es in San Dieao. said he had no t been in contact with his ttlat1ve fo r more than 30 yc.trs. allho uah they lived in the same coun ty. "I've been out hett for almost 40 years... he said. "He was a new- com er. When he came oul he knew (~ ... lff KILUNGS/ All Today' Thought ·'Through tM miracle of mod- ~rn communication. we ,.,, heat tne same ~ bulletin .-<My tong." James Suntey protest from Huntington Beach Cm Councilman Peter Green. a LOOlogy and human ecology teacher at Gold- e n West College. who said scien11fic evidence suggests that malathion may no t be as harmless to humans as professed and causes cancer in laborator\ animals. "I find 11 homf)tng that the~ can dump poisons on to p of us." he said. More to come Officials r~assur~ S~nat~ pan~/ on malathion saf~ty . .A4 "It 's awful that the state can dt·- c1dc to spra~ poisons on tht' peopk of Hun11ng1o n Beac h "'11hou1 con- sultat1nR \\tth u\. The\ mandatt' .. F1H' hehroptcr<. "'Ill be u<.ed 1n tht· '>pra)1ng. v.h1ch 1s 'it't w '>tart at 9 p m ~tonda) anJ last Jhout thrt'l' hour!> rhe spra)ing should lllnllOUC at thrt·c-v.cd intcn al'> through ~pnl Storm cloud• on th• horizon over th• Newport Center •re • welcomed sight In th• drought-pl•gued Southland. The storm Is expected to bring a cold rain with the snow level dropping to J,000 feet. Weat her coverage on AS. £0\'ER STORY /BEHIND THE NEWS Lagunan feels lucky to be alive after taking in murder suspects By LESLIE EARNEST Ot l1w O.ily ,,_ St"" The South Lagun.i man "ho police sa} ma) ha\c been "lhr nc\l intended' 1c11m" ofthr('<' suspccts 1n a stnng of out-of-stale murder<; look- ed wear) Tuc!ida) a~ he admitted he was probahl~ luck) to be: all\e. Pete Jones welcomed the: 1"'0 In- diana men and a woman -Keith Eugene Goodman. Jon Chnsto phcr Mead and Trac) Holland -into h1\ home on Hayes Place o n Fnda\ n ight. He dtd not know the) \\ere suspected of murdenng a New 'ork m an in December. three other mt•n in M ississippi and poss1bl) ano thrr in Tennessee. T he trio 1s suspected o f preYtnll o n homo\l'\Ualo, \\ h1l Ith· Jo nl'\. \\l'fl' pen palo; \\ith (1011dmJn \\h1k hl· "a' in pn'>on "It's \ef\ '-'ar' ... .lnnr~ ..a1J "C lnl' of !ht· In' l'\11ga11ng otlitt'f\ <..tlll the:) 'd hcen \\Jlllng and 1hn ''l°rl' going lo kill me that da) " Jone:<> lt·arnt·d of lhc cnmcs after a SWAT team surrounded hi s humc 1n a scrrnt' cul-d<'·'klt' at noon ~un da) and thrn hrnkr into the h1lll,l' and arrc'ited (ino<lman. lO. \\hilc ht• was sha' ing. Holland. 21 . and Mead. 22. \\t'rc taken into CU'>tO<h t•arher in the da' while Holland "a·., allemp11ng 10 gel a mo nr) order al the San Clementl' Bus Dcpot The tno "'as arrt·sted on su\p1non ol pt>.,..CS\lng stolen propcrt) and carr' lnll a lnadr<l hand~un r hc I l) ti Chr' rokt ~talion ""agon HollJ nJ and \kad \\Crc using 1.1.as s1ult·n 1n Indiana. a,·cordmg to l .1gun.1 Beach Polin• Ch1cf Neil Purcell "ieveral handgun\ "ere tound in tht· car and 1n J1lnl'\0 ho me lone\. a 5 7-~ear-old collegl' Eng- 11,h 1t·arhcr. said he had nu idea the gun' v.crc in the ho usl'. 1.1.hKh he has hccn renting since C hnc;tmas Ht· said he dtSCO\CT<.'d other ch11l- 1ng 1nformatw n 1.1.hen he read ne\\'i- papcr accounts that descnbed the killings of hompse·wals who had been corresponding 1.1.11h Goodman ''hilt-he "'as in an Indiana pnson (PIHse SH ARRESTS/ A2) acLording 10 Frank Par,<>n' d1rl·l·tor of the Orangt· ( ount) .\gm:uhurt· Depanmcn1 I ht• intl'r' ah, m..1' tx 1nneaS4:d a~ 1hc "'-C~llha \\Jrm ... hl· said. Parson'> no111icd l0t·c11 nlfi, 1..11, Tuesda~ that thr nurthcrn t•dgc 111 Hun11 ng1un Beath near Bol'><! \\ ~ cnue and Bol!>d ( hit·a \tn·ct jnJ 1ndud1ng the \h Donnt·ll l>11 ue.l..t\ pl..inl '' 111 hi: 111 the l10l' ol firt• r hl' dl'l 1'1110 t11 l'mharl. 11n d nl'\\ r11und 111 ..tl'l 1..11 hu111h1ng 1:arnl· aftcr a lcr11k mnlll' ""a' found in a hat ~ ) .trJ t1r .lll!(l' lrt'l' Ol'Jf 11 Jrhor and (1JrJ,·n <11'"' hl1ult·l .1rJ, in Coar- dt·n C 1r11' t' ',t\I \\ l•dnl'-.Ja, ~n un- m.11l·d mt·d•h "..t' 111und 1n \.\ t•'>t· min'll! "r lkl ' jPtus~ s~~ MEOFLY /A21 Defense disputes claims mobster shot associate By JAN ET ZIMMERMAN The a11urnL'' tor .1 rq1utt•d high· lcH·I moh\tl'r ''° I ut'\d,1' dl\putt·,! rla1m., h" ,J1t·nt pumr'l:d thrt'l' bulkt' 1n111 thl· ht'Jd 111 .1 hu"n'·" 3'>Sfl<.IJIC during J I 'I '~ JllJl" 1n J ( 0'>13 \k\3 p.1rking gJr Jitl' Pruwt utor, u•ntl'nd \I 1l h.tl'I .\nthnn' R11111dl11 h2 ,irt ht'\ILHnl thl' <1ho,"i11ng J'> pan 111 J ph•t It• µ1r tllO\r,>1 ul !ht• n11\\ ·dl'lunll \I U'-l..tng topk'><. har 1n ..,Jnta \na Imm ••nc "' tht' pnman in'l'\lor' \.\ 1111.1111 < .11 ro ll. Carroll ~uf\t\t•d tht· .\pnl ''' 198". anac~. hut \\J<. kft hlind J nd \\Ith l\\O hullc1c, loldgt·d 1n hi' hl·ad He fingered R111 11l'llo J\ thc mjn ""ho grabht.·d him Imm l\t·hind .1, hc sat 1n hi\ tar m·Jr 'H1uth { naq Pla1J "Ob\ IUU\h lhl\ \\J\n°I ml'jnl (1\ scare him ih" \\j' hi ~Ill him · Dcpul) D1,1r11.1 \lllirnt·' ( hn <. £,anc; told 1urnr' dunnl? opening c;talt'mt'nl'> in J "urx·nnr C 11unn•11m in ·anta ~na R1zrnello. hctntt hl'IJ \\1th1•ut hail. 1s rhargnl \\1th a ttempted murdn Pll<.<;('\\llln ll f a lllnll',lkd \\l'af)l1n Photo of Keith Goodlftan t•ll•n after his arrest. m.1 h "1' .111d 111,r·1.1,' 111 11mm11 muhlL 1 I It tJu'' \• 1 't'.tr' t11 li lt' 1n pr"Pn il • '•II\" ll'1I (JI'• II ll'' l ld ihjl 1<11 11tl'llt1 r• ,,, i. d ,, ., ' i-l l .11 •11, ,,·n ll·mrk JLJ ''I. l1 fl ;iul 1n~ 1b1· ''l~l'f ,.tHI J 'I!' 11 ' • 1 I .. l "~ H' ~· .. 1' I ' ... 1, n:.·nd' 'rt· ·l-.11in{ ll .. It r·1.J · t1t:1~t-K.11•11·.11 n ••n re ··:, 1 • ,~, ... '"' "lJ11 n~ ltf'l'\"r.J\hlf1 Jt "• •11.1011 ,,, \lu,L.Jr.g l uh Blol ,1, ·,·n,l 11\ •rn,. \nth 1n' Hr". 1L" ,,,,,. l<,11 ,:l'l.11 J \.in l l'f' ,il\1: I \,111L' ,11 1thtn~ \\ht1k• ... ,,,·r ,lid 11. •l ,11." 11 t .1rr, ,)1 ...,, 'tr .1 '1H I r,.i, tx·t \\ ,:,·n I hl' t" n ,l!hl I{ I.' 1 1 "'''" ,tll fo~ph < 1111"'' ,,, 11 , ,Ji,, u" lc~111mJtl' hu"n ·" .i, J11n~' JnJ "''rl' not t'\· 1.1r111 'l Hr '"""l" \..t1J < arroll lt''>tl· lil·d h. 1•.Bh'd l<1111tl'll11 s I I ()()(I to hu' lin~l fll' I» ,l'if JI th,· , luh hut "J\ l't 'l" rl'pa1J Hnio~l1l'r, itt'd 1a ix· r~·tnrd1nf!<. or rnl11.l rnll'f\ ,,."'"'-Ith< arroll a1 the hn,pit.d ,h.1rth Jiil'' lhl' 'hno11ng. 1n '' h1l h hl· ,,mJ hl· tl1Jn t kn•'" ""ho h" .illJl kl·r, "l'f\' ( .11r1ill 1,•,t1lil'd I ut·,Ja, hl' did f Plus~ s~~ TRIAL/ A2) Gay pride parade set in Irvine By EMILY ADAMS Of or.. o..,. ,...,. S1"" .\ permit "'a' !\Sued Turc;da' h' thl' n l\ 1ll ln inc for a ga) and k-,tuan group to hold a prOH'St mart'h anJ ga) pnJc parade nc\t m11n1h Spon~orcd b) the O rangc < ount~ \ 1\1bil1l) l t•agul'. the Fch. 17 march ~111 rr1•lt''t In me \Oler;' recent pas..agt• ''' \ka,urc S -the con- tro, cr<.ial .1mcndment 10 the c1t \ ·, human right\ nrd1nam·c whic h C\· eluded g.l'., twm prnt<'t t1Cln againc;t dl!>l·nmtn,\lll•n -an e'ent or- gan11cr <..1 1J "It \\111 al'o he a ga~ pnde e'cnt in tht· 't'll'l' that "<"re sho1.1.1ng that no matter \\hat hapP'.·ns in the poll- ing plall' ''e M l' '1111 fr~ ... said Jeff l cTourm·a11. ,·n,·hair of tht' league. No evidence found of rape by officer l t•T11urm·au ..aid he e'i>«ts to dra" ah\,ut 'no people to the ap- pm\lma1ch ~-mile march Tht' In inc event will be pan of a t'\IOrd1na1eJ cffo n wtth IJ"OUl)S tn ( nncord and San Francisco 10 protc't the pa~..agc of nx-ent ballo t 11cm' \\h11 h ha'c been called an tt- ly IRIS YOKOf Of -~ ..... - The Orange County D1stnct .\t- tomey's office has decided af\er an eight-m onth investipt1on not to file c harges apinst a N ewport Beach police o fficer accused of raping the 23-ycar-old dauahtcr or a ctty of- ficia l. Pro5ccutors said there was no t enoufh evidence to support t~ ac- cusations of the Corona del Mar woman. who claimed she was raped Index AlrnanK ............................. AS luletfn Board ...................... Al ~ss ............................... M Classlfted ........................... 84--6 a nd assaulted b) an on-dul) police officer. In a lener dated Jan. 8. IXpul) D1stnct !\ttome) Gregg Pnckett 1n- 1 formed Newport Beach Police Chief Arb Campbell that no criminal charges would be filed in the matter Newport Beach Po hce Lt. T im Newman dcchncd to release the o f- ficer's name, saying he was protected under personnel confidenttality. The wo man. the dauahter of a Cit) board member. all~ the officer assaulted and raoccf her in Apnl following her arrest on a m15de- meanor trespassing charge. In a claim file<! against the ctt) for damages. the woman claimed the officer took her against h<'r will to the Promontor) Po int apartment. where he allcgcdl} raped her. An internal affairs in vestigation by police concluded the accusations were unfounded. S11ll. police re- quested an impartial 1nvestaption b) the d1stnct attorney's o ffi ce be- cause of the scnousncss of the charges. according to Newman. GOOD MORNING COft'Mes .............................. A 10 Artn L-*'s.. ... .. ... . .. . .. . .. .. .. . A7 CroSSWOtd ............................ 85 Optnk>n .....•......................... A9 De.ch~ ....................... 96 ,~ ................................... ·A7 E~ ...................... M l'olet log............................ Al Newman said police officials con - cluded the wo man's charge~ "'t'rt' unfounded and that ume<oded tape recordings of the officer's police radio showed he am"ed at the ell\ 1a1l JUSt minutes af\er leaving th~ llCene of her arrest. Newman said Furthermo re. the woman did no t menuon any m isconduct un11l <.he spent lh~ hours in Jail. Newman said . Despite the prt'5t'n~ of a female m atron in the J••I. the woma n dtd not make the allepttons ·~--. aiAftD/ All ga' 'A h1 k ln1nc rt•mo,cd homOSt':il- ual!I from ti<. 11,1 nf group<. protected aga1n<ot d1<.cnm1na11on. Conrord \Oterc; reJlCalcd an !\ID anti-dis~ t nmina11on ordinanet" San Fran- c1~0 'oterc; f'CJ<'CINi a domcsttc pannef' hl"' 1.1.h1ch would ha~ lq.it- 1m11rd n<'n-marnrd pianncn u ae.- pll~ conn<' tt'd Today'• hishei 53-57 ;;:: ".'°.'~~~::: :::::. :::::: Ha ,~ I TV Ustings ........................ A.a W~ ............................. AS '-~~~~~~--------------•. RAIN \ er..,.. co. DAILY PILOT/ N 1111ey, Jonumy 17, -• i'!!~~-w~ .... ...i iMy -probobly plan--my meMiftllioa," Jones Mid. *I can. budly believe tha1 becaute 1·\= here. Bui who knows." wbo lives in Pi1t1bt.111 bu1 ow procoeny ind vU;is "fUllltly in I ••'na, Mid hit friencbhip wjth OODdman bepn four ycan 110 wllen the two bqan cxcbanairta let· -Allboua}! police say Goodman W91.Vin& out a 10-year sentence at the fime for rapina a 94-ycar~ld woman and stabbing her daughter. Jones said he had no idea of the aravity of the crimes. He even hired an attorney in an aucmpt to have Goodman's sentence reduced. he said. Jones. 57 , who twitt visited Goodman in the Indiana peni- tentiary, said he 1houa,ht he could "'help rehabilitate" Goodman. they arc su.spca.;d of killina one of Goodman's pen pals, ~)Ur-old Harold Williams. The s uspects ret.urned to Anderson, Ind ., and tl)en on to Illinois. Kentucky. Mississippi and Oklahoma, he said. Ehlow said he was rlot sure when the woman joined them. Jones said he first learned the thtte were en route to California when they called him Wednesday night rrom Oklaho ma City. Good- man told him they were comina to look ror work, he said. On Tuesday, Jones said he felt "like a teacher with a student that fails." Similar attitudes were lik.c:ly com- mon amona the I 0 to 1.5 people with whom Goodman corresponded while he was in prison, said San Ocmcntc Police Chief Alben Ehlow. Jones said he sent them $200 to continue their tri p. The tired threesome. who said lbey had driven 850 miles rrom Albuquerque that day, arrived in the rain late Friday night, Jones said. Wlltlam Carroll frl9htJ 1how1 the court how he w•s grabbed by Mlchael Rlaaltetto fl•fll jutt before he w•s lhot. Also pictured 11 RlaaltelJ0·1 •Horney, Anthony aroollller. ''He's probably a lucky man," EhJow said or Jones ... He was pro!; ably the ne11:t intended victim." One of the three Mississippi vic- tims, R.C. Vaughn, 49, had become pen pals witfi Goodman while Goodman was in lhe Indiana prison. according to Sheriff Leland Taylor of the Itawamba County Sheriffs Dcpartmenl. The other two victims. Richard Thomas. 29. and Tomrnv Mayhall, 38 , were likely j ust "1 n thC wrong place at the wrong 11me:· he said. Goodman and Mead met 1n Janu- 31)_' 1989 in a Madison (Ind.) C'oun1y jad where Goodman wa-'> serving time ror drunken dnv1 ng and Mead fo r burglary, authon11cs said. When they were released. the tw o teamed up and bcpn "capering." con1m1t - ing burir.lar1es and stealing guns and a car. E'.hlow said . On Dec. 16. th e\ left Indiana and headed ror WindSor. N. Y .. where K•it:ll• / l • ' • 0 ' ~ BdA - On Saturday, Jones said he took Goodman siahlsccing in Dana Point and Laauna. Although Jones said Goodman liked the area and said "it could grow on you." Jones told hin1 he would ha\'C to leave Wednesday because he "'as c~pcC'llng anolher visitor. ~ Mead and Hol land left on Sunda~· Hours later. the SW.\T tram su'r- rounded Jones' hou!>C. By Tuesda}. !ht window broken by a 1ear gas bomb had been re- plac11d and a relati\ l' quiet had re- turned 10 !he Sou1h Laguna home .\ pa n 1ally completl' cru\S\.1-0rd pu11lc lay on 1he coffee table. Although J onl·~ lonkl'd 11rl·d and sad. he said he knc1\.\-~ he -'>houtd fel·I fortunate. "'A.s thl· pulH:'l' Sa}. I Ol3} IX' luck~ lo be ah\l'." hl' S<lld "I JUS I find n1urdcr and theft ~o 1rnp11<;s1ble tu CO nl·e!\l' or I don't kno"" v.·hat lhl' \•alut• uf killing ml· "ould ha\l' been ... ' ' .. • i :\. .. ~ I 1 ·2 "' .. a....,.-.. ...,.>< Ar•• In 1h•dow wlll be 1pr•y•d with malathion. MEDFLY From A1 Green. who said he h\C'\ JU~t south or lhe spra)ing tone. claimed agriculture interests arc cloS('I) allied wit h pe1rochem1cal tnduSIT) and have a ··mind {('[" ro r u ~1ng pes11c1des instead of safer. al tl·rna- t1ve methods. Green. who said he's bet·n rei1d1ng scienlific papers as the medfl ~ came ever closer and closer. descnhed malathion as an o rganophosphatl' Organophosphates ha ve been found 10 caust: bronchial secretion. salivation. sweating. muscle .,.,·cak- ncss. hyperg.l ycem1a. low blood pressure, anxiety. headaches. ner- vousness, slurred speech. disorienta· tion and convulsions in humans, he said. Staie lkpanmen1 c)f Fnod a nd 1\gntulturc 0Hit 1al'. though '-J ~ malath1l1n ha~ hcl·n "1dcl\ u\t·d h\ gardeners and farmer~ for' ..io ~ear\ and kills 1n,cc1~ "1!hou1 harming peopll' or animal' "hen U"'-'d :11 recomrncndl'd du<;..:1ge lt'\ l'l\. 1--l untington Btach ,\·fa }or rnn1 Ma}S !.aid Tue,da ) he'<; "\Cf) con- cerned" about n1alathrnn and agret~ with his C'nllcagut'. G rt·cn . rhat alternat1\e tuntrol mc rhod~ '\hould be found But /\ila)s saHI he b\:heve' n's too la te lo II! lo sto p the .. pra)-1ng becau<,e s1 a1e offi {'1als "do prc1 t~ much v.hat the) .,.,an1." Ma)s said he g.ro""s 1oma1oe' and other vegetables but doesn't use pes11c1de sprays ou1 of concern<; for the health or his famll). TRIAL From Al 0 01 rememhc.·r tal king with the pohct. The 57-year-old v1cum remained s1len1 abou1 1he 1nciden1 "ror 1 R n1onth~. tit carnl' forv.a rd JUSt mo- ments after a Supi.'nllr Coun JU dgl' d is rnis\Cd n1aJ or C'hargcs against tum 1n,·ol\'1ng an alleged plan to hilk SS00.000 in fraudulent loan<; fron1 a hank 1n ()range. c·arroll said he rl·ll'I \'l'd no prom- LSl'~ for his tcst1n1nn} and ha\ no cnn11n;1! cha rges p<•nd1ng i.lgains1 him. "f'n1 hl'rl' hccau-'>e 1 .. , tht· flgh1 1h1ng tu do.·· hl' <;aid. ··~,1 r. R1111tel1t) anll rc:upll' tikt' hu11 ~hould cease and de\1\1 run1n11111ng rna)htn1 I v.ou ldn'r want to sec anyone 01· 1hc1r fa mil} go throu&h v..·hat I ha ve." Carroll . ...,ho has a I S·ycar cn n1i - nal record of hi-'> own, !.aid he kt•p t ~ilcnt about the attack bc.·cause ht· fl·an_"<l for his li fe and the safely or his famil~ But Hrookl1l'r p!a}t:d down 1ha1 con1en11un and said ('arroll d 1dn'1 n10,c. changl· hi s rhone num~r or '>l'Ck pro1er 11un 1n th(· mon1hs after 1he attack. I( rhe anack realh \'-3\ 10 ehm1n:uc ('arrull lo roll'cct on t·lub KILLINGS From Al I was here, hul he nl'\ l'r got 1n 1uueh. I figu red hl' had hi~ reason-'>. But I don't kno"" v.h~ l had tx·en feeling rcC'ently thtit I'd bct•n dert"ltct 1n nol gl'lling 1n tuul h v.rlh h1n1 l lh1nk "c're .. thl' la,t \lad{ nr our gener- ation •\no1her ('ou,1n. Theod ore Slan1a nr c·h1cagu ..... 11d hl' rarel ~ \a\.\-\lad Hut he ~1d he had '>t't'n h1n1 a ~l'llr ago and 1ha1 the re11rl·d juns1 had seemed fine "There didn't seem to be anything .,.,rang wnh him." he said. ".4..nd I never knew Jerry to pick up a gun." He said Siad wa~ mamed and that Man shot to death By The Dally Pilot An un1dl'nt1t'1l·d 111,111 l.\J\ lound \hot in death at .1 ( "'t;1 \.1 c\a hu<; ~t o p i.:Jrh I Ul''•l;t \ pJil11 l' 'aid ·\ p:t\\1'1-h' !la~~l'd d <•l\fl .1 pa!rnl car at l.:!.5~ ;i ni .ii 1l1r 1nrl·r-.cc:11on of 14th .:\t1l'CI and Plal1'nl1<t . .\v('nue. v.hcre the 1ounf nJan l,1 \ hll'cd1ng fro111 1h 1• hl·.ul SEMI ANNUAL SALE! -,, =-°""'" fits SAMPLE SAVINGS ~ SAu ' _,.,,, 5345.00 to $I I 00.00 from 599.90 Sport Shim. $40.00 10 5255.00 to 5695.00 from 169.90 Sweaters S65.00 to $55.00 to s' 75.00 from 519.00 Shoes SI 10.00to 533.00 10 s 100.00 from Sl6.00 Neck wear Sl 5.00 to c Cerillemem Clothing 561 Newport Center Ol'fve Fashion ISiand, Newport Beach· 640-83IO Now Optn '11110 ---~ 1il 9PM! Sl6000 S29S.OO Sl8500 S70.00 SALE from 515.00 from 539.00 from 569.00 from $1.50 • • profits. as prosecu1ors contend, R1 zzitcllo never received a dime, Brooklier said. Evans maintains that aner the shooting the P.i ustang manager wa s forced 10 turn over $5.000 per week to club bounctr George Yudzcvich. The prosecutor contends the rash was then forwardt•d to Rizzitcllo . YudLevich, who \l.'as a14·a1 1ing tri al with Cirosso 1n an Atla ntic casi no money-lau nderi ng scheme. wa s fa1alJ) shot three t1n1es in the head in ,\1 art·h 1988. l-l1s bod) was found 1n an lr\•1nc 1ndustnal park. &·fore the shooting. ('arroll had ins1Stl'd YudleV1Ch bf: fired rrom the club for '>l'lling t·oca1nc 10 f uston1crs and d:int·rrs. along v.i1h (iro~<;o, he tcsufit·d. Grosso was convicted l;1s1 \t'ilr of the attempted murder and C'on- SP.iracy and !itntcnced tn 27 years to hfc 1n prison. He held Carroll 's le~ 1n !h(' front seal wh1lc R1zzitello allegedly pulled 1hc tnggcr from be· hi nd. At one pornt dunng hi\ trial. Grosso named R1111tello as 1hc trig- german. He also tesldicd Carroll was responsible for al least 12 slay1ngs, including \hose or racing promoter M1cke) Thonlpson and his v.·1fe and res1auratcur Joe .\\Ila Authorities ha\c d1sm1s'>Cd those his wife was stlH ahvc. ..\ nauve of C hicago. Siad studied law at ()(:Paul Uni versit y. rt ce1ving his bachelor of la"" degree 1n .1938, according 10 Cook ('aunty JUd1 c1al records kee per Na nc\ Spanng. Dunng World II. Slad S("rved w11h the U.S. Army 1n Eurorx· and re- cei,cd sc.·,era l det·orat1ons for his ser' 1fl'. Spanng said . .\flcr the war. Siad v.ent to "ork for 1hc 1nvest- men1 han king fir1n of Hacon. \\.'hippie and Co .. 'he ..._,\J _ In [Q4 7. he 1l·ft thl· fi rn1 to 0Pl'n his own la ""' pracu(·e. In lQ49. he ran unsuc- cessful!) for c·0<1k c·aunt) clerk. Sparing said . Cook County court personnel re- cords show Siad was appointed a magistrate in 1955 and became an associate Judge in J 971 . He was made a full judge in I 977 and St'rved in that caPari l) until h1~ rl't1remcnt 1n 198.:!. WE'RE LISTE'.\l'.\G )11.>I call 6 ,12-6086 claims. One of the club managers. Cient• Lesher. is c11:pccted 10 testify thi s week that Rizzitello met with him shortly after Carroll's shoaling and demanded the weekl y payn1e nts to Yudzev1ch as a rront. Le sher earlier 1es1ified that Rizzitello tql d him after the shoo1- ing thal Carroll had been "eating alone" and he wanted 1n on the ac11on. The night Carroll was shOI. G rosso 1nvi1cd c·arroll 10 dinner wi1h hin1 end R11zi te llo a1 a Santa Ana rt·s iaurant. Carroll 1es11fied. When the) fini shed dinner. th e two men said 1hcy nredcd a ride and (j rosso otftred to dn \ e ("arroll'!> ca r. he said. Jn the car . Riz11 1e!lo sat behind ('a rroll. who was in the passenger seat, Carroll testified . Grosso held Carroll's legs from lhe dnver's scat 10 kee p him from !'.Quirming. Carroll said Yudzcvich had called him after the shooting and told h1n1 he'd been ordered to dispose or the bloody clothing and silrnccr- equipped gun. Carroll and Grosso mrt 1n prison at Chino and were reunited b) re- puted nlobster Robert "Fa1 Bobb)·· Paduano. "l e 1s no""· awa1t1ng trial for allegedly d1rC'<'t1ng a team or CLEARED From A1 until after she posted bail and wa~ released to her parcn1s. according to Newman. The officer. a I 4·)ear ve1eran. was removed from duly d unng the in ternal 1nvcst1gat1on that night . I-l e was returned to duty the next day. Pn cke11 said Tuesda) 1ha1 while "a wonlan has a nght to be hchc\·ed based on her allcgat1 on ... " the evidence t·ontradrcted some of her cla ims. Prickett said 1he ""'Om an's claim~ that the rape took 15 10 20 m inutes did not mesh \\'ith the lime ii 1ook the offi cer to !ravel rrom the scene to the s1ation. The scien1ific evidence also showed no finding consistent with rape, he said. "Outside or her s1a tcmcnts. there W:I'> no '>upporhng evidence." MAIN OFFICE 330 w 69'1 St Costa -.. c,. thugs 10 help take over the lucra11ve Newport Beach cocaine trade. Paduano and K11.zitello were co- defendants in a I 986 federal fraud case in which lhl'y were acquined. The Mustang was the source of numero us o ther blood -c urdling tales. Its managt•r and par1-owner. Jimmy ('aSIOO. v.·as k1ill'd h} [WO masked mt•n "ho burst 1n10 his Buena Park homt• on Ne" Year's Da), 1987, handcuOi.·d him and shot him thrct· times 111 thl' h('ad. gangland st}lc. The club uhunalt l) hurned !n the' ground in l>ecl·n1her lq87. after tv.o ar-'>On fire-'>. .Authonucs ha\C long s1:i1.:rulated on a possible link hctv.el'n ('arrolrs shooting and the \la)ing\ o r 'l'udll'Vich and ('a~1nu. According \u an othc1al l-10 ..... · 10 the case . R1111tcllo'!. prost·cu1 1on ~1g nals the end or organitl'd cnml' 1n Orangl' c·uunt) R11L11c\lu v.a\ hnkcJ tt1 vrgan11 t:d enn1e 1n a 191!16 rcpnn b) the sta te altornC) genera!'\ offil·e tie \'.aS 1dent1fit·d :1s a (':lplatn or the ,\1 dano crime f:inul~ in Lu' ·\ngelc.\ lie has spent ~1·ar" 1n federa l and -'>late pn'>On (01 rac~1·1t·1•rtng and fraud . Prtl l t:ll <;a1d (. onta t·tcJ l Ul·,Ja~. lhr \\un1an said 'hl• v.a'> un,url' "ha1 111 d i• nl'\I and v.al> un\u1l· "ht·th1·1 ti • r11r,ul' a \a\.1-,Ul l ag:l11l\l tht• { 1(\ r ht· ( II~ (OUfll'll rou1t nl'l \ lfl·n1l·d h1'r lla1n1 1n ()ctohc.·r · .. I don'I k.no" v.h,11 J l an dn " \he ~1d "l'\l' h:td <Jll 'url" n f tr11uhll· w11 h thl· Nl·"p.'r1 Bt·ach rohfl'" Thl' \'.f'llllan <la1n1l·d \he ha' ht·cn ha<;\\t:d f\Ulll1'rtl U\ ll llll'' h\ lhl' pol1t l' lll·partrnent. \h1· <;a1J "'omc of 11 v.a '> v.arran1ctl " and Ol l urrl·d during v.hat \he 1lc\Cnht-d a~ hl·r "JU\l·n1ll' part~ d:1~ .... "hl'n \hl' had a ft·" hru~hl'' v.11h rhc lav. Ru! lthC ( la111ii·d o n m:1n 1 01hrr Ol't'a\1on\. pol1('r nffi ( l·r, ha1 l' harasM"d hl't and h1·r famil\ unJu~1 - I}. in1lud1ng hrl·a l 1ng ur rn,:1ll', SUpt'T \ l<;('d parlll'\ .ti hl'I parl'llf\. home M811 llddr-P 0 l'lo• l!>llO Cost•.....,.. C.O. 911!"1! DaHy Piiot ""''""" Is Gu•.nl.-d What do you hke ahou1 the Dally Pilot" Wha1 don't you like'! ('all rhe numhcr ah<.!\'(" and your mes<;age will be recurdctl. 1ran!Knbed and dc- hvercd IO lht· apprupnatc cd1tor. o~.,. &41-5e1e a.--~_.,,., Scio-n !\A} .a.31 ' Al'r-'>JO ptn $(w:ltU f>.'2 • .t3;1(1 -'JAi) 111~0f ~ 1111 rv ...,,.,""' a._11 ~1 ""°'""""' .... ~A" Oil!."" !JV ~ ~"' ""' ,.,.. • ..,. .. '" • "' """ "°"' WO> ..... Do! .._...i °"' c ..... 1orr-s--.~ c..n1 ... "'""""' ,.,.,..... 6 ""' ro s P'l'l -(1 ....... !n -1 The same 24-hour an\werrng serv1r c ma) he used to rC'C'ord lt'ller~ 10 the ed11u r on an) 1op1c. Cont nbutors to our Leners column must includ e 1he1r name and telephOnt" number for vcnficatinn. 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The best ,.., to keep vaiuts up to <lite IS to Nitt ,our jlwttry ll'fiodicllly aw-by • '°""""''~ rtlMllM* 111........,. jewS, Al .. - '""'· ,.. -""' """" dlocNd "' ttla1 ""1 do not WOfl loose and pl lost It ~ abo a pd ide> lo halt ,.., jowll(y delned •• !his lilnt. Wt "'" .. •· perienct and Ule npo<1iM lo _,.. on JOVf !IWrJ 0-. and WI ofllr .-. lftd -...... il to,... ..... lo ~-Ille -of willl ,.. -_.., ID llfollcl i!1M - • Tt"' O.~ Coot91 D111ty P901 •~try p ...... C.,.1~ ~ ~In;. A P1Q19 rllQl(Jn9 -oon " ~ -l'O'O"fW1\11 I -lt. ptW'OQel P...t>ll!ll'>ln!I l'llWll • 111 330 W &.'\' St Costa MeU. P999 Cot!1> "-" PublWwlQ In;. 11 I """"'Y owr>8!:( "''-"8f'I OI P .... Group ~ ni;. ~ £ p.... Ello! s-. Jf PT-'en• & er..., £•9<:>,11'"4 Otllt:oeo-0-....,, Circulation T- From estates and pr ivate owners. If you have one piece or a collection , we will work with you , your broker or attorney in strictest confidence. I J.C. .Jlump~rieJ JeweferJ ...,. .... 11)6~ ll.VO~IT'lD-1~2 THl~.tiFIDI ~-----· ® ..-.. AMENCAH GEM SOCIETY • OAtLV P1LOTIWednMday, Jattu111Y 11, 1llO Al ' t ~ I • I ' I I \ I ( ' • I • : ,, Golden West to host annual Vietnamese New Year's fe.stival SOS hopes to hear good news 'today . Golden West Collcac will host a traditional Vietnamese Tet (New Year) Festival from 10 a.m. to 10 p.m. on Saturday and 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. Sunday on the campus at I 5744 Golden West St .. Huntington Beach. Festival competitions for painting. children's traditional dress, Oriental chess. volleyball and soccer arc scheduled for both days of the event. Booths will feature authentic cuisine. cultural exhibits, flower arnniements and games. The Canh Ngo ( 1990) festival honors legend· ary Vietnamese hero Phu Dong. It is organized by the Union of Vietnamese Student Associations of Southern California. For more information. call 895-8768 or 754-4491. Softball registration Huntington Beach Bobby Sox Softball will register g.irls agcs 6 to 18 from 7 to 9 p.m. on Frida} and 9 a m. to 3 p.m. on Saturday at Manne V1t'w SchQOI. 5682 Ttlburg Drive. Hun11ng10n Beach. For more 1nfo rma11on. call player agent Ed Whitting at 843-0655 Seminar on shon stature ly I09 VAN fYKfN Oftfw~"'*kaff Oranae County's largest pnvate pover- ty relief agency. Share Our Selves. re· mains in limbo, although officials of the Costa Mesa organization arc hoping for news today on a bid to purchast' a new home for therr food and clothing distnbu· tion center. "It's looking good: we've made our bid and we're looking for either an accep- tance or a firm counter-offer tomorrow," SOS board member Scott Mather said Tuesday. Things ha ve been unsettled at SOS since Jul} when the Costa Mesa (Hy Counctl voted to e•dct the chanty from the cit)-COntrolled Rea C ommun1t} Center. The rounC'll c>.tcnded SOS's lease until Jan. 15 and ofTcred 10 help the agenC) find a new home. But effort-; to find a new loca11on stalkd. and 11 v.a., not until latt: l>etcm- bcr that a propos;il v.a' put togl·tha to relocate SO\ to an 1ndu\lrial hutld1 ng on Sul)l'nor .\'cnul' I hat prof)mal h11\.\- C\Cr. v.as rql'l tl·d h' lhl' tounul 11n ,, ~-I \Ole so~ board nit·ml)l'.f\ dn 1t.kd to ht·g1n looking for 1tw1 r ""' n hulld1ng and an- nuunred ta,1 "l'l'k thn had rlTl'll t·d offers of cnouati· money for a down payment. The board aslt.ed the City Council fbr an ntension of us lease to permit them to complete ncaot1ations for the new building. Meanwhile, Mayor Peter Buffa an- nounced on Fnday a proposal 10 house SOS for up 10 seven years 1n a building leased by the Community Development Corp. on MacAnhur Boulevard. O n Monday. the council denied the board's request for an utens1on and voted to approve moving SOS 10 the McArthur Boulevard site SOS offi cials say they arc willing to consider moving to the CDC building. but only as a last reson 1i their real estate deal falls through. SOS officials sa) the) will contest their e' 1c11on from Rea Center, a legal fight that could take month\. ( 'ounc1h"oman <;and\ Genis ..aid heforl' Monda\·\ 'ote ihat <,he might !>uppon an e\tt.>m1on of \OS\ lease but thl'n didn't. <\h<' \aid 1 ue~a> that \hl' believed the 11ml· required for thC' e\lr· 11nn proce<'d1ng\ v.ould 1n dft•ct prtl\ Ilk \()~ with an l'\lens1on .. I v.ould ha'l' \uppont·d an t'\lenc.1on 11 lhl·~ had lx·t:n willing 1(1 put in v.n11ng that thl'\ v.ould ht-0111 of Rea ( l'nter h' a cer1.11n date rcptdlcu of what hap. pened," SM said. "But they told me at the besjnnina of the hcanna that they wouldn't put 11 1n wntina. So I thou1h1, 'oh arcat. we're go1n1 to go throuan thlS all over apin 1n three months.' I JUSt didn't fccf that would be farr to the residents of west Costa Mes.a." Genis said she hoped SOS officials would be successful 1n buying their own place. Even 1f SOS does buy its own building. it wilt stall have to obt.;un a cond111 onal use permit in order to oper- ate. Genis said she drd not foresee any problem with the permtt, provide~ the new bu1ld1ng 1s in an 1ndus1nal area where the crowds of SO clients will not be walking through rcs1den11al neigh· borhoods It was oppos1t1on from wes t ( osta !\i1('~ residents to the prcst'ncc of sos·~ poor and homele\s clients 1n tht'1r nt'1gh- borhoods that preC'lp11ated the (it) C ounc1l's deC'lsmn la'>t \um mer 10 oust the chant~ from Rea ( ommun11\ ( t:nt«r Mather. '>aid he hoped there ~ould be no prohlrm obtaining a permit But he '>aid tt''> oe,er eas' to put a '>Onal sen ite agem ~ into an~ neighborhood "Whcrnt•r IH' go. 11·., going tu ht· a maJor ha\'k · he said Scott M•ther Chtldrcns Hospital of Orange County will host a seminar on children and short stature from 8,.\() a m. 10 noon on Saturday at the hoc;p1tal. 455 Main St . Orange. Angels program has down-to-earth goal Many children grow at normal ra t(•s. but go through childhood and adolescence with shorter stature than their l)l'Crs Such children ma) cx- l)l'nence pubert) later as well. The seminar d1'i · cusses b1olog1cal and ps)chosoc1al issues as well as treatment conc;1dera11ons. Three d1fTeren1 work- shops will he offered. By IRIS YOl<OI Of 1~ Dally ~llol S1.n Wcekda> moton\t'i v.ho\l' lJr'> u•nk oul on them 11n \l'Cl1on\ 11! tht· \ant,J ·\n,1 and Coc;ta :vl l.''a frl'l'Wa\\ tan haH· thl' vehicles to,H·d frl'C undl·r a nl'\\ program C'>labl 1c;ht•d h~ ( dlrrdn\ Tustin Callra1U lmergenq •oall Service Area Prereg1s1ra11on " requested For more information. call 5 '~·86H hcl\.\l'cn 8·30 am and 4·'(1 D m weekda~<; Learn how to prune It right Fullerton -\rborctum will hoc;t a "Prune It Right" dcmons1rat1on tor deciduous fruit 1recc; from I to 3 pm. Saturda) at the fruitless mulht:rry tree near the Kitchen Gardens. Demon\tratt·rs arc Jim Barn and ·~ldl'n Kl'lll~>. tcrt1fied arbonsts I ntcrna11tinal Sou et> of -\rbonculture. and Rico Montt·n1:gro ar,<.1>Ciatc director of lhl' arhorctum. The garden 1'> on the northea<.t corn er c of I he Cal State Fullerton campus at \' orha Linda Boulc,ard and -\s'iouatcd Road Parking 1<; frtl' For more 1nlorma11on. call at 77 1-1579 Demon,1ra11on ma) he po<;tp<inl·d 10 l·a-;l· 11f Gems, minerals go on exhibit f he 46th annual C 1cm Sho\.I. of lhl' Orange ( 03\I ~1 1ncral and Lap1dan Slll ll'I ~ .... rl<IOOl'd from 10 am 10 6 r> m on Saturlla} and 10 am IO 5 p m \unda~ at Plumhcr'<; I '01nn Hall 140~ " First ~I . \anl<l -\na Shov. organ1icr.. prom1c;c dcakr". gem'> and n11n1:ral<.. JCv.elr}. pn1c'>. fuo<l and a ~ llJO r.1ttk i\dm1ss1on and parking are frt't· For more 1nfnrma11on. lall R11ha1 llarrx·1 ,11 6'7-2673 Lectures family oriented Hoag "omrn\·s lfcalth C'l'nkr "o!Tennlt l\.l.O free health lnturc<. 1h1\ "'l'Ck The fir<;t 1<; .. Budgeting for Rah' .. at 1 tonight at llun11ngton Bt:ach ( <'ntral L1bral). 1 111 fallx'n .\ve .\ financial tounsclor v.ill 'iharc 1dl'a<. on prepa ring fo r hah\ \ fir\I )Car and a gro\.l.1ng famil) 's nl'l'd" Information " a'a1lahle at 7hll- B.\BY The nt'lll I\ "Stcpparcn11ng and Blended ram 1hcs." at 1 p.m Thur~a) at lfoag Woml·n·, Health Center of ll unt1 ng1on Reach. I H700 lk:tch Rh d Suite I ~O -\ marriage and fa mil ) coun<,t·lor v.11l d1 Ku<.<. hov. to 1mpro'e rcla11on'ih1p.-. 1n hlcnded famll1c<i For more 1nforma11nn. call 46~-4 111 Science, bellefs examined The ( ap1strano Valle~ Church of Rclig1ou. co,crrng black hoks. human encrg> fields and the hrcakdown of trad111onal ph y'i1cal laws. He ad· vocates peaceful cooperation among nations toward improving hfe on earth. Cost is S 15 The show will be at 32261 Camino Capistrano. ~1 05. San Juan Cap1'ita no For more information. call 240-6463. C .. \I. J: '\ D ·\ H Wednesday. Jan. 17 No meetings scheduled. Thursday, Jan. 18 • 7:30 p.m. Newport Bead1 Pluala& Com· ml11loe, council chambers. 3300 Newpon Blvd. • 7:30 p.m. lrvlae Plaut .. Cemml11loa, council chambers, I Civic Center Plaza. 1'01 IC I I oc. f hl' Ornngl' \ngl'I\ rrogrdm v.h1di began opcrn1 1on ,JI (1 ,, 111 rul·,tl.11 " dc'>1gncd to kcq > tralfa lam·' Jnd c;houldcrc; de.tr through ht'<\\' rnn\trul- tion areac, ol tht· f\.\IY frl'l'"'a'' ..\dd111onJll~ thl' C .ihforn1a H 1ghv.;.1~ Patrol \.\Ill 1n111atl' 11\ ll\\n n1ngl'\llPn· relic\ 1ng program 11n I l·h I "hl'n offitl'r\ v.111 ht· a<.<.1gnnl 1t1 'rwu lir:ilh fi nd .ind rt•mo' e traffil h.11Jfd\ .1lcong thl· \.1n1.1 .\n,1 f-rCl'V.J\ 11-)I In thl' Or.i ngl· \ngl'I' rmgrJm hnght orange HI\.\ trud., v.tll J')atrcil thl' 1-) lrom (iranJ ·\ll·nul' 1n \Jnta \n.1 111 I a~l' Forl'\I Dn'l' 1r1 I <tgunJ 11 111' Jnd thl' (0,1.1 \le,,1 frt·rv.~" 11-'l'il lrom !'v1at .\rthur Hnuln.m.I 1n Ir' 1nl' tc1 I 'th '.'.t rl'l'I 1n 'htntJ .\nJ anLI 1111.\ dl'.1hll'll "l'h1llr\ tu lmt111on' m·ar thr IH'\'l\,I\ f II\.\ lrU\ ~ o r11:rat11r\ \\ 111 Jl\11 IUITI J'l '>IJtl l.lr\ l h.ingr 0,11 llrl'\ J'lrllltlk g.1.-.olinl' 11r rn11111r ••ti m.1h· 11thl·r m1nnr nll'lhJllll.tl ,1.t1u,lml·n1-. cir t1 ,111,p11rt molort\l\ 111 ,1 phnnl· h1111th -,di l1l'l· 111 l hargl· I hl' Or.1ngc \ngt:I\ l'llll'r)(rn. 1 \l'I 1 Ill \.\Ill 11rerall' \111nd,I\ through I rid.I\ fr11m f, .1 m 111 ~ rm I "n tnH ~" "ill prov. 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The three-week treatment at Humana Hospital Westminster involves removing the woman's blood and using an enzymt' filter doctors hope Wlll eliminate the L· Ir) ptophan. once ~' 1tkll \old in hl•:ilth food \IOrc'> Dr Ruth t:>t:crticld "ho " treating Sa\\~ Middaugh. 50 laut10ncd the procedure poo,e' nr,h and ma' not work The treatment ocliC\ cd to he. lhl' fir~t of m kind. required l'mergcn<' federal ap- proval "This 1s a treatment of la~t resort. when all else ha\ fa iled. and 11 may not work." lXerfteld wd. "We don't know \.I.hat all thr m k<. an· and thcrr ma' ht· l omphtat1om · Sull thr trcatm<'nl offer<; .1 gltmmrr of hope to morr than 500 people tn the l 'n1tcd ~tatcs c;ufTcring pain and mu~·lc "'cakne.,c; from taking l-t~ ptophan. an amino aud that until rCCt'ntl\ "a" <oold " a nutritional supplt'ment The Food and Drug <\dm1ni <;trat1 on and state regulators have sine<' banned its sate. \1 Id.a '°' I : I I fl I • • I i I tl\ •r "" f ; ""' 11 I • ( •II 11 I\ J nd :11111 .. \1d 1'1·~·1 111 11 '11\ I k ,1oj n t ,. IL'' + 1 !I •' ,, ii •• :, t~tl 1 1\' 1 • 11 I 1,11\ttcl k I ' I'• 'I I I\'\ ' f l""'"" I• l ll\H .. 1:,._·1' •'''')l.t nl • ' ~ • 1, , ' ,,. • ,.. d nii I•' \t, I\ 11 n.c In 1Ir111'1 1 "11 • 1 '!" • 1•. ri ( 11 .\I< I\ I l' ' •h' • ,J • I 'I' Ill 1nth ll'\f ri 11 ,,J 11! I " I \I\ I \I r of lh(' pr•1g1 .1ri .! 'I" 1hl. 11 .on hti' '"'II 11.1ff1 tlc11'' Former city manager fills council post By HOLLY J WAGNER Of t....,.. 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T ht· tm11 11H1th ti 1 l'tcran., ajlrccd Step- hen<. \dll\lit'd thl'll l rttcnd nf a lon(l rcuHd 111 '-<'fl Ill 111 the c11\ -\l<;o important 111 h" appmntment wa<; ht\ 4'ta1cmcn1 that he has no pla ns to seek the 4'C31 throu1th elec11on in November. Fountain Valley complained that people arc jumpina over her block wall rcncc and stcal- ina tomatoes. But invcstipsors found that the bandits were of the four-leged varieties -opouums. "' .. Culprits broke open a side win- dow to a 1970 Volkswagen Futback at Manna High Schoof and stoic a $200 stereo. • • • Thr wind wing lock wu 11m m1ed ci's restaurant 6 700 W. Coast HW) • • • thC'm the hlood ~u hrr husband's. H<''d fallen ofT the roof wh1lt chasing An opouum -an arc\dcnt that rTqUlred 50 sl1Uhes at a loc.tJ tmCfl· enn room A man walked into the Stop and Oo market at 101 SO Warner Ave. at about I: IS a.m. Tuesday and walked out with three canons of ciprencs he failed to pey for. Accordina to the c~ the man asked for a sack which he filled with ciprenes. and then took an .addiuonal three cartons from the shelf. The suspected thief then fleet. leavina the bl& but takina the canons. • • • A home on the 16100 block ofS.n Jacinto Circle wu butalarized IOIM- 1ine bdtweat 7:30 a.m. ud 6 p.m. Moodly. A rear bedroom wfodow Wll bad .. aed -tlriel ecd MOO wMlt Of .... ,, bebt ~ ........... ............. A fl r'f 111 ha ... I '1000 bloct • • • A woman said a man in a white Monte Carlo or Chevrolet ap- proached her vehicle in the alley near Ash Street and asked if she wanted to buy some "coke." • • • Neiahbors complained that 10CCCr playen at Crnt View School ~~ urinaajna apinst the walls. ••• A man tUcl that IOfMOfte threw IOmC'thi• we b1t him in the hnd wtaile lie was in tbc 1Wimmi111 pool .. a comoln at Catw Avmuc and Y6-lane. Ke dida •t requite IDldiCal attmtion, he Mid. • • • I nl t 1 ms in tlM 20000 blOct o( McKIDlry Lue tlld Ibey received • IWymcMU ldtpbone call that d*'-1 ~Hi1Jer'1 lilcond comi ..... • • • A resident in the 200 block o( 13th Sttttt said she'd like to speak to an offia:r about a ne1pbor "who poss- ibly" took her dot from her yard. Co.ta Mesa A thief punched tM door lock on a Volkswacien GTI parked outaide Nordstrom at South Co.st Plau on Monday and made of'f wit.h the ~. cauctta. ski equipmeat.. a camna ind radar ~ wonh Sl.SIO. • • • n.e door Wll ~ Gpcft on a Toyota van outlidl ScNtlil Co. Pim. A MCrtO Ud eq Snr valued II Sl .000"'" ..... on a 1969 Vol k,wqcn Bua at South Coast Plaza b} a thief who ran· sacked the glove box befo~ swip1n1 ~at covers. a pair of O.kky sun&Juscs and tv.o portabl~ box stereos. ~rwport •ach Residents of a home in the 200 block of 39th Street ao1 a stnnae late-n1Jht phone call consinina of smackina noises before they found their 1988 Chevrolet Astro van ICt'ltchcd up 1n the momini. • • • A vakt perker'1 ·~Deity Planntt"' notdM>ok. SJOO cuh and a blue trnch coet wett takm f'tom tM ¥dt lll9d It MIPc l*-d. }j()j v-.. ()pono. .• .. v..-.. unashed rwo of the 1c1 .. ecn on a MW front *" at An'°"ue> .. Someonr ounchcd the lock below the door handle of• 1987 Volks- waaen Jetta parked in a lot at 46 75 MacArthur Court and took the car stereo and two videotapes of the movies "fems B~ner·~ Da) Off' and "Rainman." • • • Three Mcroedet-Benzcs on Kinas ROid. Redlands and Fullerton av- enues weft buf1lanr,ed by someone who smalhcd the wmdows and opened the &Jove box~. • • • EmplO\C<'' of lh&h Ltvcl Tech· nolOI) at )I f("('hnotoey~ their comp.1n) had bctn bu ariied and '°meon<' had made W11h S l.SOO worth of compuaer parts. • • • In another industrial~. the Koll Co. at 18301 Von K.armu Ave ~rted it ., .. , m1r.s.i• S 1,000 .onh of ekctrical cquipmmt. Tiie *ft occufTCd tometime owr tlw _.. end ......... ... A woman ~ to ...... • S:4S p..m. MODIMy t11M = ""8yed I ...... C'IC Oii i ... • ...... ~kie .... '*>Ck o( Soijdl c.iiM H~. ore tro MOSCOW (AP) -The ~mUn 1e11t more &ban t l.000 reinron:ie- ments, iDctudint Red Anny uniu. to the Cauc:MUS oa T uetday to bait a · dvil war betv.un Armenians and Azetb&ijaais that tw killed 56 ~ clashes were. reported, and Tua aid 2,000 people .armed with aoti-.aircraft auns and other artillery were massj~a on hills around Nqomo-K.arabakh. a disputed djs.-tria that has become a flashpoint for the neighboring groups' ethnic hatreds. Combatants in the rqion 1.250 miles southeast of Moscow had seiz- ed stores of hand si:coades, the In- terior Ministry said. In Armenia. .. demands are being made to arm citizens and send them to Nagomo-K.araba.kh, '' accordina to the official DC'WS aacncy, and the aovemment newspaper Izvestia reported 16 at- tacks on weapons depots in 24 hours by Armenians hunung for guns. Io one raid, 3,000 people stormed Bush supports Soviet's use of troops I ' W A.SHJNOTON (AP) -The Bush administration on Tuesday sup- ported Soviet President Mikhail S. Gorbechev's use of troops to try to re-store order in the southern Caucasus and criticized feudillJ Azerbeijanis and Armenians for "revisitin& old ethnic hatreds." Prcsidenual spokesman Marlin Fitzwater told reporters, "We recognize the ri&ht of any state to ensure the safet~ of its citizens and it looks like that's tile primary concern at the moment. • a police station in Armenia's Artash region and seized 106 automatic weapon,_s.t.}O carbines. 27 rifles, more than 3.uuu cartridges and a Jrenade- launcher, the newspaper said. ··w e can't bring ourselves to pro- nounce. it out loud. but what 1s happening now in Karabakh. in northern Azerbaijan. can unam- biguously be termed a civil war.'' correspondent 0. Shapovalov wrote in the newspaper Komsomolska) a Pravda. "The madness is continuing," an edjtor at Armenia's official Armen- prcss news agency said from Yerevan. the republic's capital. Gorbachev and tbe Soviet Pres- idium declared a state of emergency in the strife-tom mountain area Monday night, t'mpowering the gov- ernment to deploy units of the Sov· iet army. navy and KGB to protect hves and guard vital installations such as railroads. In ternal sccurit} troops already 1n the region have been incapable of halting th e most protracted ethnic Bill would establish national standards for testing of drugs WASHINGTON (AP) - A Sen- ate bill sctti ng federal drug-testing standards for private companies would provide cons1ste nq and eliminate lawsuits. supporters in- cluding former Surgeon General C Everett Koop said Tuesday. but critics contend ll would erode workers· rights. The bill. sponsored by Sens. Omn Hatch, R-Utah. and David Boren, D-OlrJa .. docs not require businesses to test employ~s but gi ves them the clear righ t to do so - a prov1s1on supporters said would pre,ent un- warranted court challenges to drug- tcsting policies. Court challenges discourage com- panies from 1mplemen11ng drug-tes· ting programs, wh ich have been shown to deter workers from using alcohol and drugs on the 1ob. Koop and other supporters said at a new., conference. "Courts all over the co unt!) arc sayin~ 'Yes. you can.' and 'No }OU can·1. ·· Koop said. Hatch said tht' measure protects the pnvac) nghts h) establishing guidelines for circumstances under which businesses can test thr1r workers. But Rep. Don Edwards. D-C altf .. chairman of the Hou-.c Jud1C1af! subeomm111ec on Cl" ti and const11u- 11onal nghts. called the mcasurl· ··a homble 1n' asion of .\mcncans· nghts "1thout probable cauc;t-." The bill might have support "'hen Congress n:tums next wee~. Ed- wards said. ··with the drug h}.,tt·na that 1s being fanned by Pn.•s1dt'nt Everett Koop Bush and his hard-lim· macho ap- proach almo~t datl) .. L'nda the measure. drug and al· cuhol ll"tl'I "ould haH' tn he anahtl'd :11 a fcderalh cen1tit·d lah Test; could tx-conducted tx·fort' \\Or~er'> arc hired. during .innual ph}s1ral t'>.a ms and an>t1ml' for "'or~rr' "'ho had gone through a drug rehab1lttat1on program State officials reassure Senate panel about safety of malathion spraying SACRAM ENTO tAP) -The Senate agnculture committee l'hair- man saLd Tuesda} that the state should stop spraying malathion over Southern Cali forn ia if it fa ils to eradicate the Mediterranean fruit Oy by June. "You can't continue spraying people in Southern California for- ever.'' said Sen. Ruben A}ala. D· an Bernardino. following a heanng on the effectiveness and health risb of malathion. State agriculture and health of- fi cials told the I I-member Senate Agriculture and Water Resources Committee that the malathion is the best and safest pest icide agamst the med fl y. Henry Voss. dire1:tor of the De- partment of Food and Agnculture said he is confident that a combina- tion of aeriaJ malathion spr:i~ 1ng and the release of millions of sterile flies will wipe out the 1mm 1gran1 pest b~ midyear. "The eradication effon 1s "'ork- mg. ·· Voss said. "Despite e'<- traord1nal). e'<tensl\e trappmg. "'e arc finding fewer 01e'i ... Dr. James Stratton of the state Department of Health Services said that. aside from allergic reactions among a small percentage of the population. there is no evidence of "undue health n sks .. associated "11h malathion \pra~ 111g ··The amount applied 10 urban arca!I I!> !>O small that \\l' would not expect to have an~ kind of 'i)Stem1t poisoning due to ma lathion." 'itrat· ton said Malath1 nn 1s being c;pra)cd b~ heltcop1ers O\er 372 square mill'\ in Los ~ngck~. Orange and ~an Bernardino counties to bat1le (ali- forn1a·s "orst medfl\ 1nfestat1on 1n eight }cars The hchcop1er; -.pra) ~ 8 ounces of malathion per acrt> Agricultural oflic1als ha' l' decided to expand the spra) 1ng program 10 cover about 9 square milcc; 1n Gar- den Grove. where a mated femak mcd0> 'Aas d1sco\.Crcd la'it "eek conflict an Gotbllcbev•1 neatly five. year tenure as Kremlin leader, said by Izvestia Tuesday to tbreeten hit entire campaip for ••perairoik.a," or economic and social reform. More than 6,000 additional internal security troops were sent Tuesday to rcinforoe existina In- terior Ministry detachments., Tass said. To assist them. more than S,000 Red Army soldiers, who tra- ditionally carry bcavitt weaponry, also were dispatched. Tass sajd. Soviet media did not say how many total troops were in the region. Residents of Yerevan and Baku, Az,crbaijan's capital. said by phone they had seen no sign Tuesdal night of the reinforcements' arriva . In Washington. the Pentagon said Tuesday it saw repons it believes to be accurate that a mudslide in Baku killed 16 members of the Caspian fleet. It was responding to a reporter's question. Proposal would keep dropouts from driving SACRAM ENTO (AP) -A \ah- fom1a legislator Tuesday renewed effons to depnve school dropouts of dnvmg privileges. claiming success of a similar law in another 'itate has paved the wa) for adoption of the orooosal here. Sen. Gal) Han. a Santa Barbara Democrat. introduced the measure two year'> ago in California . drawmg nattonal attention. The Legi slature passed the leg.islation but Gov. George Dcukme11an vetoed 11. say- ing 1n part that there was no proof th e proposal \\Ould mfluence )OU ths to sta) in Sl hool. Since 1hcn. a s1m1lar law 1n West V1rg1n1a has pro\'ed successful. Hart said at a Ca pitol news conference. Hart said he rei ntroduced his propo<.al. SBl79:!. "because we now ha\\." ne" C\ldencc that tying the ab1ltt} to get a driver's license with srhool attendance 1s an effective a'nt1-dropou1 inrent1ve .. SB 17 9:! v..ould establish three standards that a student would have to meet 111 order 10 receivt' driver education and drner training, "h1ch are prerequ1s1tcs to getting a driver's license The studem would ha' e to be headed toward mce11ng gradua11on rcquiremt'nts with the rest of the class and be attending school nrop- erl). The pupil also could not have comm1t1ed offl·nses for which stu- dents are expelled from ~hool. The West Virginia la"'. passed 1n mid-1988. says that students under age 18 v..ho miss more than 10 conscrut1' e daH of schools or amass 15 unexcused absences must give up dn v 1 ng pr" tleges. Educators say in the firc;t ''car of the nev.. law. 400 students lost their licenst's and returned 10 school to get them hack. East Germans urged to restore calm WEST BERLIN (A P) -East Ger- many opened criminal in vestiga- tions Tuesday into protesters who stormed secret Police headquarters. and the nation s police chief said demand for reform must not tum into somethina rcsemblina civil war. Wamjng strikes for higher {>8Y and faster reform hit several ciucs. twinned with a condemnation of the aovernment decision to raise prices. In Bonn, the West German capi- tal, Chancellor Helmut Kohl bowed to pressure and scrapped plans to sign an agreement on closer ties with Communist Premier Hans Mod- row's caretaker government before East Germany's May 6 el ections. Even members of Kohl's own coalition wd sianing of such an qreemcnt must wait until a demo- cratically elected government takes over after free elections. Kohl told a news conference on Tunday that help is needed for East Germany's ai.linJ economy, adding that .. the aituauon in the German Dtmoaalic Republic bad gotten more cWlcalt. .. Elsewhere in Eastern Europe: By The Assoc••ted Pr~u Other events in Eastern Europe on Tuesday included: CZECHOSLOVAKIA -President Vaclav Havel Joi ned thousands al a rally in memory of Jan Palach. the student who killed himself 10 protc'.lt the 1968 Soviet-led invasion. lntenor Minister Richard Sacher announced the dismantlina of the secret police and said officers were suspended. documents scaled and weapons confiscated. ROMANIA -An opposition leader said the provts1onal National Salvation Front government agreed to opposition demands to delay elections to allow more time for emefling political parti~s to c.ampa1gn University students demanded the finng of professors viewed as incompe- tent or Communist Party apparatchiks and organized to oust suspected informers. BULGARIA -The Communist Party agreed to allow oppos1t1on groups to publish their own newspaper and said the)' would be granted offices in Sofia, but it rejected a demand for opposition access to radio and lelevision. The E.ut Germany Communist Party daily Neues Deuuchland called it a "street revolution" and national police chief Dieter Wind- ertich IAic) of Moaday'1 t10nnins of secret police headquarters: "We have to do everything so that the reform process can 10 forward with the peaceful means that have c:hanc1.erized it to date, to keep it ' • from resul11ng 1n occurrences re- sembling c1' 11 "'ar:· Hundreds of thousands of East Germans took to the street<; Monda)' to step up pressure aga1n'it the Com- munists. with protesters at the 'iCCret police bu1 ld1 ng also breaking into the counterespionage area The conservat1 \ l' 01e Welt dail)' newspaper said 1n Bonn that Soviet President M1kha1I S. Gorbache' was expected an East Berlin an two or three week~. It said Gorbachev. himsc.'lf the target of domestic un- rest. plans a "massive show of sup- port .. for his longtime fne nd Mod- row. East Germany's sprawling secret police headquarters in East Berl in on Tuesday remained under control of a "c1ti1ens' commtttee." regular police and govemm~t representa- ti ves after Monday night's rampage. East Berlin prosecutor Gerhard Krueger said he was assianed b_y the nation's top law enforcerftent official to investigate the most serious inci- dents dunng the storming. FDA cuts dose of anti-1"fDS drug in half W ASHINOTON (AP) -The Food and Orua Administration on Turillay cut in lWf the recommend- ed dole of the anb-AIDS dn11 AZT. reduciat tbc: COit and likely tick eflecu of AXT therapy. Some pb)'lidan CJtperts in treatina AIDS abady are pracribt"f ~ doles. The •ncy's action wtU lend die meer:-1: to other docton tha1 the low ... just .. efliecti~ .. .. ~ dOle and cautet fewer lic:k 1111 FDA ordered dwnr la tbe ...... OD AZT. allO Down • lidcmldine. to recocnmmd 600 mo. ..._ a day after one moedl aa I~ millfanlm a day. n.-. ..... -~ ~ .. , ..... to iti-lf911 '6:u. *-vi..._ or.-."* . -- ' I • • < .. ' • 11r TM A111 f 11• "-, Senate OKs fa1mll)' planning blll SACRAMENTO -Slate Senaae · blickm of a $20 million famlfy plannina bill pvc it overwbelmina auppor1 Tueeday, and one IUpporUT taiCl she hoped ~ loosided vo~ would Cfi~raee Gov. Oeorte ~ukmdian from vetoina 11. "We a.re uy1n1 to send a aaanat to the aovemor, aid Sen. Rebecca Morpn, R-Menlo Park. . The 29-5 roll call returned AB99 to the Assembly. which had P9JSed an earlier venion. Only 27 aye votes. a two-thirds m-..ority, are needed for an override. Deulanejian told the Sacramento Press Club last week that ~~ state Office of Family Planning doesn't n~ ~ny mofC. than the $ l 2 m1lhon .in his budget. certainly not the $36 m1lbon on~oally deQlanded ~. 111 supporters. The supporters have since trimmed their demand to $20 million. Court refuses to hear killer's appeal SAN DIEGO -Robert Alton Harris. who kidnapped and killed two teen-agers and then ate their lunch, was pushed closer toward the gas chamber Tuesday when the Supreme Court refused to hear the death row inmate's appeaJ. . . Harris 37 was convicted and sentenced to death in March 1979 an San Diego SupCrio~ Court. He shot John Ma yeski, IS. and his friend, Mi.cha~! Baker, 16. so he could use the boys' car for a bank robbery._ A hcanng 1s expected within two weeks to set an execution date for Hams, who could be the first inmate put to death in Cflli fomia since 1967. Earthquake shakes North Coast EU REKA -A strong earthquake struck along the North Coast JUSt after noon Tuesday. but there were no immediate reports of injuries or damages. The quake measured 5.3 on the Richter scale. striking at 12:08 p.m. about SO miles south of Eureka. according to the U.S. Geological Survey 1n Menlo Park. The quake was felt al ong the North Coast. the region above an Francisco. from Point A.rena near the Oregon border. south to W1lhts and 1n Lake County. Montoya denies selling votes SACRAMENTO -State Sen. Joseph Montoya to<.>k the stand to defend himself against federal corruption charges Tuesday. denying that he traded votes or political influence for money. Speaking most of the time in a calm . almost solemn \'01ce. the El Monte Democrat answered "no" and occas1onall} ··absoluteh not" when defense attorney Michael Sands asked him about allegations in prosecuti on testimony. Monto)a. chairman of the Senate Business and Professions Commlll~. has pleaded innocent to federal briber). extortion. mone} laundering and racketeering charges. Prosecu tors claim he put his \Ote and political influence up for sale 1n an attempt to occome wealthy. '\ATIO'\AI. BHIEt'S Children's role In trials studied WASHI NGTON -The Supreme Court ..aid Tuesday 11 will decide by July whether people t·harged with child abuse ha ve the nght to at least one face-to-face meeting with their young accusers. The 1usticcs set the stage for decisions of enormous importance to chi ld-abuse prosecu11ons nat1onw1de. agreeing to re,·1ew two cases from Mar) land and Idaho. Many states 1n recent years have taken steps to protect ~oung cnme v1ct1ms. such as allo"' ing a child to test1f~ h~ closcd-urcu1t tell'' 1s1on rather than 1n the presence of the defendant Fifth Trident 2 launch successful CA PE CANAVERAL. Fla -The Trident :! missile program Tuesday had 1t\ fifth consecutave successful test launch of the Na,y's newest and most powerful weapon. The submanne Tennessee. cru1s1ng under the ocean about 200 miles offshore. fired the unanned 44-foot missile about I I a.m. EST . send ing 1t to an ocean target several 1housand miles do~n the ..\tlan11c track 1 ng range. Each Trident 2 '>Uh will l·arr) ~4 of tht• missiles. each capable of dell\ enng up 10 I:! nucle:ir worheads 10 d1ffl'rcnt targets more than 5.000 miles a"a} Pain may be artery disorder SAN ANTONIO -Tens of th ousandc; of .\mencan "'omen diagnosed each )Car "11h chest pain and no 'i1gn'i of heart disease ma ) he suITen ng from a treatahle disorder of the small an encs. a researcher sa id Tuesday: Man) of these women. who often expenencc intense pain. are being treated for ps)'ch1atnc disorders because no ph)'>lcal symptoms can be found "1th con,entional tests. o;a1d Dr. Richard Cannon of the Na11onal Hean . Lung and Blood Institute 1n Bethesda. Md. He ..aid man) of thl' patients arc suITc nng from a disorder he calls micro' ascular angina. 1n "h1ch blood no" ma} be blocked 1n 'en tan} artcne'i that noun sh the hean. Barbara Bush backs women In combat WASHINGTON -Barbara Bush said Tuesda' that women 'ihould be able to sen c 1n combat as long as the) ha' c the ph}sical s1rcngth to match their ahtlit) to shoot and n~ as well as men. "( enainl}. emouonall y and mentall) the} are more than ahle to compete with a man ... she said 1n a 1ntcn IC\\. he also said her eyes haven't improved from the JU\Hompleted radiation treatment to combat symptom• of Gravc!i disease, but she is caut1 ou<.ly opt1m1st1c. "I'm so eager to oc better that I thank I'm better:· she \31d. ac knowl edging she 'itill has double v1s1on. cspenally in the morning. MORl~D BHl•:•·s Suspects In massacre In court SAN SALVADOR, El Salvador -An army colonel. three lieutenants and fou r soldiers imJ?licated in the massacre of six Jesuit priests were brouiJtt before a civil ian judge Tuesday to make statements about the sla ying.s. Col. G uillermo Benavides amved at the downtown office of 4th Penal Court Judge Ricard o Zamora in dress uniform and surrounded by police. The lieutenants. two se~cants. a corporal and a soldier also implicated in the Nov. 16 massacre amved moments later. Zamora has 72 hours to decide if there is enouib evidence to charge the men and bold them for trial. Bodies recovered from plane crash SAN JOSE, Costa Rica -Rescuers chopped and cut throu~ wreckage of a twin-enaine propeller plane hiah up a ruge<l mounuu d retrieved all 23 bo<lies aboard Tuesday1 including those of five American authorities said. The plane crashed aoout 4.SOO feet up 7,4SO-foot Pico Blanco mountain, I 0 milet southwest of San Jose, five minutes after llki.na off in ~vina raan Monday momina from the capital's Juan San&amaria airport, the Public Security Ministry reported. U.~. urged to re4uce troops VIENNA. 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Thunderstorms continue soaking Coast MICHAEL FISHER D-9)r ,,_ ,..,,....,._ The latest blast o f · chilly temperatures and scattered showers will mamtain its grip on the Orange Coast wtth a round of thunder· storms toda). accordmg to the Na· t1onal Weather Service. The current storm is expected to continue soa king areas of Orange Count). with a 70 percent chance of ra i n throu gh Th u r s da ). Temperatures today w1ll range be- tween the low 50s and low 60s. While many Orange Coast r~i· dents are huddli ng under umbrellas or throwmg another log on the fire. those who lack those luxuries will be welcomed at the N auonal G uard Armory tn Santa Ana for the storm's duration. The armol") at 612 E. Warner Ave. was opened to the homeless Tuesda) night and will probably be open agam T hursda). Tonight the shelter v. ill be closed due to pre· OHITl.·\H\ scheduled manuevers, said Diane Edwards of the county's Social Ser- vices. The Santa Ana building can house I 00 people who arc offered a cot and blanket. towels and a shower and two meals. The facil ity o pens at 6 p.m. on nights when the mercury 1s expected to drop below 40 degrees -or below 50 degrees wjth at least a 50 percent chance of ram. County of- ficials decide whether to open the facility each mom mg. based on that day's forcast. The latest storm should continue to blanket Southern California m ountains with snow at' 3,000 feet from 3.500 feet. Strong wmds blow- ing through mountain areas will reach between 15 to 20 mph. and temperatures should hover in the low 20s today. Forecasts for T hursda) call for gusty winds. with lows m the 20s and highs 10 the 30s. The current storm 1s expected to Melvin A. Ellsworth, ex-president of Fluor By Ctty News Service Memonal services arc set Fnday fo r former Fluor Corp. President Melvm A. Ellswonh. EUswonh died at his home 10 Laguna Beach on Fnda). He was 79. He served as president of the lrv inc-bascd corporation for e1K.ht years between 1968 and I Q76. He was elected to Fluor's board of d irec- tors in 1956 and continued to serve until 1985 when he reured as direc- tor e mentus. David . Tappan Jr .. chamnan of Fluor. called Ellsworth "a leader 1n every sense of the word. A man of unimpeach able integrity and goodwill. He was a stabilizing in- fluence among senior management He combi ned supenor business Judgment with a down-home quality that endeared him to a wide circle.of clients and frieods. rm grateful fo r the 23 years we wortccd together. wben be was m y mentor as well as a chenshed personal friend. During Ellswonh's 45-year career at Fluor. he held vanous posiuons, including executive vice president, vice president and general manager of engrneenng and construction, vice president of sales and district sales engmeer when he joined the company m I Q40. Ellsworth was a graduate of O kla· homa State U niversity and held a bachelor of science degree 10 indus- tnal enginecnng. He is survived by his wife Aladine, daughler Marcia and son Richard. Memonal services will be held at I I a.m . Fnday at Pacific View Mem- onal Park. 3500 Pacific View Drive, Newport Beach. The family has suggested dona- tions to the Melvin and Aladine Ellsworth Scholarship Fund, O kla· boma State University Foundation, Stillwater, Okla .. 74078. move out of the area b) Late Thur'- da). but a third Pa Ifie Ocean storm may dro p more ram on the Orange: Coast by Saturday. The current \to rm follov. s one that dropped close to an inch of rain on pans of Orange Count ) las1 weekend . Despite the latest rams. fore- casters said the total rainfall for the year 1s only 1.88 mches. lagging far behind normal )Carl) ramfall of .t.13 mches. Tuesday's rams created o nl) m mo r problems fo r Orange Count\ commuters and law enforcement o(- fi ccrs. who were rc~o' enng from ti\(~ freewa) fataliucs ca used b) the v.eekcnd'~ storms. .. We had 44 traffi c accidents bc- tv.ecn Fnda) and Sunday. which 1s quite a b11 above normal:· said Officer Ken Da1h of the California H1ghv.a) Patrol. ... But. it's slacked otT si nce then because 11 1s not raining quite as much .. 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MEN'S & WOMEN'S FASHION SWEAT TOPS Choose from solid or multi-color pullover type Several styles to choose from MEN'S SHIRT CLEARANCE Choose from NOW ONLY basic knit (as shown) or t>otton-up short sleeYe styles 20 3 I I I 4 $ " ,. 2 I .. I • Ae °'*9 COOOI DAA.Y PIU>T/ -~. ""'"*Y 17, - Lucky merger argued before justices WASHINOTON (AP)~ The Su· .,,_ Coun -uf1<d Tuetday to Mlp, consumen and to roster busi- .._ competition by allowina stat.cs ud priVa1e cltizct» 10 use federal antitrust law to break up corporate ni:crs.CaJifomia anomey acneral's oflice argued that the Oa)·ton Acl . puled in 1914 when Congttss was pr«>«uficd with trust busting on a nationa scale, cmpowen the state 10 cha.Uenac a S2.5 billion merger of the Lucky and Alpha Bela supcrmarke1 chains. Less compc:tit1on in tile industry, leadin& to h1&her grocery bills for c-0nsumcn, will result from the mcraer. said Deputy California At· tomcy General H. Chester Horn Jr. "The injury threatened by 1his mercer is precisely the one (the Clayton Act) was designed 10 p~ vent," he said. But Rex. E. Lee, rcprnrntina 1he supermarket chains. said only thC' federal govt'mmcnt is empowerrd by the 1914 law to force di\•esliturr in a compleled merger. Justice Sandra Day O'Connor said, "Mos1 or thes.c (mergers) an: handled before a state or pn vatc person kno"·s tht' acqu15i11on is 1ak- 1ng place." She asked Let· wht•iher he be." licvcd , therefore, that slates and individuals would be powertrss under fcdtn.I law 10 break up such me._,.-.. '"That is e1.actly what Congress in1ended," le(: replied. ·· 1 t is lhc chanae in status we arc talking about" from two indcpcndcn1 com- panies 10 a unified struclurc, he said. Break.in& up the s1ruc1ure "is somethina the (federal) go\'crnment can do and no o ne else," Le-e said. Luck)'. California's larges1 suprr· market chain. and :\lpha Beta, 1he rounh lafgcst. operate 550 stores bct"'ten 1hen1. ·Alpha Be1a·s part·n1 compan)·· A1ncrican Stun:!>. acquired Lucky 1n June 198M 10 merge thr t"·o chains AT & T blames huge outage on glitch BEDMINSTER, N.J. CA.P l AT &.T blamed llS larg1:s1 sc.•r\ ICC o utage ever on a computer ghtch in a new system designed 10 bols1rr 1ls Iona-distance network. and moved quickly Tuesday to n1akt· amends with customers. "It . was certainl)' ihc: n1o~l f:ir · reaching service pro blen1 "t''\l' C:\er experienced." AT&T (·ha 1rman Robert E. ;\lien said. American Telepho ne & Tcll·graph Co. discovered 1he problcn1 about 11 :JO p.m, PST Monda). and d id not correct it un1il nine hours later More 1han half 1he Jong·<hstance calls placed on l\s nauonv.·1de ne1work during the 1roublc did not L111t li~ + .. go through. 1he con1pan} said. AT&T sard II tract"d the gh1 ch tn a cumputl·r in Ne"· York Cit) that helps d1rer t calls through the \3\t 1clcphone net"ork .. '\llt~n ~1d 11 "a\ not caused b) a computt•r virus or sabotage. The con1pan) ~Id the probleni \tcn1m cd from a bug. or "log1,·· problem. inad \c:rlcntl~ "·rincn 1ntu the ~oflwarl'. or l·on1 pu1cr progran1 ·rht· problem ~prcad to n1ort· than JOO ~"ttch1ng Cl'Oll'T\ ··11 wa~ alm(1\t !1 kt' a n1ghtnli1ft' "a1t1ng tu tx· d n:anH·d." ... 11d ..\ T,~ I spokc:sman Burkt' St1n~on. ··11 "'3\ there all thl' t1n1e but 1h1: condiuon ~ were not ngh1.'° NEW YO RK (AP) -Fonal Dow-Jone\ •~''"9e\ to• Jan 16 Stoclls H'9fl Low CloH C"9 lO Ind 16'5 '8 1698 JS 2634 17169162+23 21~ 20Trn 1127 j7 !1 S8 8 J1 231611 56'7t11J 1su11 11 15 i 1111 21aoc. 22i s2+ i.3 inc-.~ 24. 9'17. 7~:i: 6S S1._ 98! SI 1009 48 98• 10 1007 56+ 11\ii Tr"" ,,'81 1 + • U!1I\ J, 126)00 "'' '" , .. + ~ 65 S!O. 32.6Jl,JOO t : ··~ MC> tnrri FIE)lec Aooiee Mee ... Maxtor TIC:mA.s ~llCle S 11Mic e11Cm ••• '" ftH\l""\SEDID NEW YORK (AP) Jen 16 Tu•s0.1 ~~ ·' • ftHAl" ·\HEX DID NEW YORK (AP J Jtn. 16 AO~<'l"(t0 Dec1meo u,,cnanoeo Total l\\ues New l'l•Oh\ New low~ Tueidfiv '" 317 i~ • 16 Prev. ~l '" ~u .i :\\'SE l,EADERS Lt51 '" 16 24 ~~ 62 '· " . .~i.,. " . " . 22 '• ""' ... ,, .. '" 35 Ch9. ... -, " , -. • • " ' . "' -" ~]~ In a hn eiing al lhl· t·ompan~ ·_.. spra"·l1ng Nl'l"'urk f}pl·ra11o ns c·l·n11:r 1n tht~ Nc" York ('1 t ~ \Uburb, ..\ll1:n annuuncrd plans IO o fTt·r a d1Sl·oun1 da) "'hen all ol .·\T&T·, appro.-.:1n1ate!) ~O n1ilhon r uston1cr~ can n1akL· calls :11 rl'duced ra ll·~. Alle n called thl' plan a \ntall \0111- p1:n~atul11 t.i CU)1Un1L'rS "ho couldn't do bu\1 nc·)~ or r('ach fnend \ and rela1t1e) d unng thl° ou1age. The con1pan~ haJ TI /Jt dt·c1JL·d thl· d is- <.nunt and datl'. bu! r\lll'n \aid ·\ T&T 1!< fili ng :.in l'llll'rg<'n<·~ pt_'tl· 111111 "1th the Ft·dcral ( nmn1un1ca- uon' ( un1n11~\1on IO appn11e lht• nll';l\Ul"l'. 1)\hl'r uplH>nl> for t'ornp1:n<i.at1un ;irt' h.:1ng r1'\ rt.:"cd \.11d 1-ierh Lin- rh'n. anulhL'f l'on1pan~ s1>okcsn1an hout drt<11I~ "l"ft' nu\ \t·I ;i\ailahlc .\ll1:n -..i1d he lUU]j nol l'\\tnlalt' IU\\C~ 10 ..\ 16.. l 11r II' t·u\lumer~ rrunl thl' truuhJ1· GOLD PRICES · ~Ill<! ""'"' QO<d I>""" ''"'"'d) f>1 I .... .0• ""''"'"'! ....... -... 11°"'1! ···~ $•I~·~ ut> SI 'Jl 1..-"'"'"'"II ''""'II s··~ ~~ ,,,, so 1~ l-.,,.,.._., no1<>9 •12.TS, off UIS l0t>dot<••I~ 1•1.!}S u1>S •l~ ............ ,,,,.,...'"HQ ,~.~)8 "" '°~' ~ •• .,u ... 1 '"'"I: s•u M ""so •q z.,,1e:,. I••~"""'"''"" s••~oo .. 11 SOfOJ 1••1·.o .,,,e'! NY H-p • H.,1'\.,, 1••} I~ ~" S} "' NY (~.,' "'""'" c"'"' 1.~ i.. •a go n•t '"' NY lll-1>fi<-N•!I-..... •pm '"" S•O'I SU ~,. "00 ,.ETALS PRICES .. fW ~OP~ !AP'I ~ '>Pot,.,,..,_,,,,.,. ~·· p<oct.9" 1..,....,., • .....,_ M1S --""'· ot• C""'"' opal _,,, ·~ G-S• 1116() o PQu"O I>!, D<:\l·•·o•-• c-, , (\~ '"'"I>"'' "°""" ,, • c;.,..... """ ..,.,,,tn '"' Lo.cl •o '·""" ~ """"" zi..c ti.I ~""''" • ""''"" ""''""'o1<1 flft ,... 0•691 ... ~·· .. w-t.,,.,., .... 1 .. l>'oC'" ?"• ·~' ··-'~ ~"'° ... no, A ....... An '""'' <IA•'• O~(J'•• •-I ' llD ,,... """ 01 "'' C<wntl• ~· ''"""" ·~ -~ ••• --............. "'i>O f.IO·l~}001•0•0• -.~ 1c.on••a.•1 J.'~ 2iJ N • U"'c '001 per !•!!1¥ 01 tu. OUR RATE IS SO SMALL IT'S OVERWHELMING. Our fttfcm>J Line of Credi! (Pl.CJ let• you approve your awn loans at a very favomblc ~ rale . Once your PLC is set up. al l you do is~ a check when you necl exlnl cash. llecl\* il's a home loan. !he interest you pay lnoy be CU doduaible. depending on your pa'Ullll cilcumslances. 1 FLEXIBLE REPAYMENT. '*"*ii easy for you ro repay your PLC. ~can pay inlcMt only or a percentage of !he principal. (These methods may resullin a final paymcnr of entire loan balance ar end of !ennl. A• soon as you pay back any part of !he principal , Iha! amounl is available again . SPEEDY SERVICE. 'M!' II give you an an•wercin your PLC applic,uion within 48 hoor.;. So call !he loan office below or srop by any Gn:ar American office . And prepare IO be overwhelmed . c..1.-1.-C.-ltl_R: ll'tl 1 \llllr.,...34'or°'-6.17-ID7 b mbmllion. 011 I , .._. ,, 1 • • I th •-:.:r; ......... ...., 67J..l211. , -' •11 ,' rrt'r.:: .. ,~ ·.:..-.. ~·2:\ i.::..,,:::-,,. .. =F-....... ·-·-·-·-----·---.,-........ -..... a -:i.-;-......... 1 ........ .,.. ••• "'"""-"'-'··--...... "' ..... ~ ... fll,,.,,kcfrllrrll "9r ... .. ................. .. ' Yo • -.... a-~ .... - undtr the Lucky nJme. American Stores aid California cus1omen would s.ave more than $40 million a year because of in· creased efficiencf. Bui 1he California attorney genera 's office said the merger will mean less competition and will lead 10 $440 million in hither prices each year. lJ .S. Dis1rie1 Judac Oa vie( Kenyon in Los Angeles temporaril)' blocked the merger in 1988 and ordered continued separate operation of the two chains pc-ndins further court actio n. But the 9th U.S. Circuit Court ol ~ppcals O\'Crtumcd 1he judge·s rul· 1ng. Stock market ' makes up lost ground NEW YORK (A P) -Tht• stock markl'I pulled o ut of llS rttcnt slide Tuc:sda) "'it h an afternoon rall~ spi;.irheadcd b} blue-chip issut•s_ rhl' Do"' Jon1:s average of 30 inuuanats. do"·n 9 ~. 30 points 111 the '"'O pre\ 1ous !>l'Ss1ons, rcboundl•d 2.l ~s to 2.64~.02. :.\d\•an~1ng 1SSU\'S o ul numbt·rc-d dci:!1nc:s b\ about 8 lo 7 1n na- hun" ldl' tradu1g or Nl'W 'i'ork Stock Exrhang1:·!isted stu;.:k!>. "1th 811 up. 723 do wn and .i 5.i unchanged .-\nal~sts ~ud hlue c h i p~ in par- ti cular hcncfittd fron1 ··bargain hunting" aflt·r their rec\·nt decline. a\ "ell a~ tx·111·r·lhan-<.·xrx·ctccl auto sail'\ report'> for earl> Januaf) .\·Ian\ 01h1:r \ll.)l:k~. ho"'C\l"r. rc- n1a1ncd on th\· dl·fen s11·e an11 d Tl" ccs!.1un fear~ and "orfll'!> pron1ptt'd h~ "t·a l.nl . .,., 1n tht• Japanl·'>c '>tork n1 arl.l'\ The ~2)-1~\Ul' N1 kke1 "'ilock ·\\l'f- agl' ftll (of1(1.~\ pu1n t~. o r I~ pc.•rt·cnt. lo J0.~)0 .. \6. ()n Frida\. ht.·fo re a loni,; hulid:1 ~ "~·eke nd 1n' Japan . thl' ;-.,'1 l.~t'I ln~l 115(!.J{l f){lln\,_ ·\nal ~'l' '>:ud thal \h11"1ng tn·ighll·nt•d conc1·rn that ri<.ing 1nll'rr'l rail"'> and f)t.'f!>l\lt'fll 1n1la- l1\1nar~ prc,\Ufl0\ n11gh! lt'<Hl to ;1 hu\lnl°\~ \lu111p 1n rnan} or:i H of the 1ndu,tnalt1cd r1Juntnc'i ·\utn \lock~ werl· hru:idl ~ h1gh;:r cin unc\pi.·rtcdl~ '>trong doml·suc car '><.!k·~ rl'purl\ fnr thl" l'.1rl\-Januar\ rx·nod - OTC lPS .\'\D DOlt'\S ··~ I Hltncr~Tcun 1 McClain ) Parlu • • Sel Yl!I( un 5 UnlcoA.mer ' CooPrO~! Neor.-CP I Eml""" F" •K PIJ' 'I "" JlK l Am dlBk I Sur.,Yal Tee n I At>el.incFdl I• 1nvT111~ I Ht~erllcl 1 ~eaulyl.tD I ompu!Au! II ossCo\m Bo.rsNote ri M'"'M"' "' Mar po Mon1t!rm Quadre• AllcoF intl Hm~FdlC.11 Home SL ""· Uo 119 UP 1 0 UP 1 1 Up 219 Up 10 0 UP 19 S UP 190 UP 18 2 Uo '! 0 UP I 6 Up I • Up !•.I Up 14 8 Ull '' l Ui:> 14 Uo 'l UP I 2 Uo '! S Up t S UP I S UP t S Uo '1 i Up 12 UP 11 UP 11 B f' jl' l I~.~ I lS 6 t I~• ! ll~ !f 1 ~ s ' ill " . " ' 1: n ·~ I 11 1 '! 1 l! ! ill \lSE rrs A: DOlt\S - ' \1.i:J.... • Disney executives get 8-figure salaries From D-'ly Hot wtr. MnlkeS Two top execu1ives 11 "!•It Oisn.cy Co. earned eiaht-fi1urc salaries last )'CST in ket~n& With lucrat1V~ pay pacJcaats aoJcd OUI to 1op rank.in& officen since 1984, accord1na to a ~xy s~~menc. President FraM: G. Wells ttecived more than SS0.9 milhon for 1he fiscal year cndina Sept. )()from salary. bonuses and stock profits. company r«ords show. Gary L wu ... who ~.aned last monlh as Disney's chicfftnanciaJ officer. topped $49.9 milhon. -~"' N_.1, head of the theme park division. r«:eived $9.06 m1lhon. Wilson. 49, remains a direccor and companr consul~nt bu1 resigned saying he wanted to focus more att~n~1on on his own in\·estments, including a slake in Nonh~esl A1rhnc:s. Mlebel D. ElaDer, Disney Co. chairman'. i:-ece1v~ only $9.5 nullion because he chos.c to keep about 1.4 m1lhon Disney shares. fal pay checks have become routine at Disney, be:Jinn1ng in 1984 when Eisner and Wells joined the company and engineered an era or boos1cd moneymaking. ••• Ala.a J . Mat1al has been named presiden1 ofThc Phoenix Group In tcrnauonal. /l.1attal also will continue a!i chief exrcutivc officer and chairman of the board or Nelcom Research Inc. Mattal's background includes positions "'ilh Semicond_u_c1or Spcc1ahsts, Fairchild Semicondunor, MOS Technology, Silicon Cic:nc:ra l. t-la miho n A vne1 and Weslern Digi1al Corp. The Ph0t.•ni x Group lntcma1ional, headquanercd in lrvint-. spcc1alilc:s in de\•t•loping emenr.enc techno logy companies. ' .. Douglas W. Taylor ha~ bt-en named s.cnior \'ice president an~ head of 8:1nk of America's South Orange County Regional ('om- n1l'rc1;il Banking Office. it "·as. announced by Michael E. Rossi, exccut1vc: v1cc president and s1a1ewide head of the Commercial Banking D1 v1s1on. ·1 aylor. "·ho bnngs 21 }Cars of banking 1:xpcrt1s.t" to his new Orange Count) pos1 . will be responsible for a commercial banking o fl"r ce "h1ch Sl'r,·cs Or.tngc c·ount) 's upper middle markcl business cus1omcr.\ "·hose annual !>ales arc up to S250 mtllton a year. • Taylor 10111cd Bof.4.'s eomprt•he n ~1ve management development progran1 1n 1968 :1ntl was named ''1ce pres1den1 and ~1or accounl o Oicer tn the San Francisco Corporate Office fou r years la1cr. It. ''" J 981. Ta} lor "'a~ appointed group vice president and head of the LoJ. :.h Angell·~ Corporatl' Office. t-l e was pron1oted to senior vice prcsiden( in 1984. Ceradyne lne. has acquired 1he ceramic air armor business of thl· Nonon Co 1n Y.'orccstcr. Mass. (·erad ync acquired 1he ne1 assets of ~onon's air annor business for an undisclosed amount of cash. Thi\ J1\1~1on "dl Ix transferred to c·l'rad)nc's c·osta Mesa fa cility "hl•ft' II u tH tx-full} 1nt~·gra1ed into leradyne·s l1gh1we1ght ct•ram1c ;umor d1' 1~111n . Tht· <.·urrcnt lc ,t•l of 1ht• bus1nl.'ss C'cradync acquired J~ 111 t'\("t''' of \2 n'1l!1on annually. ( l'rad ~nl' '1a1t·d 1h1 s acqu1'.'>l11o n fi•~ !he compan)·'s strategy or n1a lung iA~· ot 11' undcr·ut1ll1cd \\'est ('uast deft·nse plant "'hile fiK·u~1ng on n\'" non-dt"fcnsi.· advanced technical ceramic~ ~uch as C l·rad~nt··., h1ghl~ ~urct·s~ful onhodon11c ceram1e br.tekets and 1nJu)tnal c1:ran1ll·s_ :\\'SE ('0,.POSll"E l"RA "S.\('l"IO"S , . • 'tt ti -; i • Im:- , CMW•-.... OllMStM9 T~Hmof h vulaerable. South dub. NOmJ • 3 Q AK643 0 At 6 4 • AK Q WEST EAST • 9 5 • " 10 7 Q J t 7 r; Q to a 0 " Q ' • 0 10 7 5 l ••• 1 5 2 • J 9 J SOUTH • AQJl642 'V 5 l 0 J •• 6 4 The blddina ~ Soutlll Wut North East .) + Pua 6 • Pus 1 + . Pua Past Pass Opqnina lead: King of ·, Bridae players have notoriously ffi r memories. They forget their d sttrs quickly and remember o y their latest triumphs. Trump C up Tommy was no exception. Al- 1tt>ugh his checkbook should have ~ved as a .reminder of wha1 1he game cost him. he entered 1990 in the best of spirits because of 1his hand. Nonh 's ju mp to six spade\ wa~ a reasonable gamble. fiis hand rared 10 cover all of South's side-sui1 los· ers. so slam would depend only on Tommy having a one-loser suit for '\EMS11..\KEKS hll vulwabll prempc. Tommy'• ardd-llam YeDture wu die son of insane aciiOn -that made him such an irrit.alina pertna with the rest of the club members. The kins of diamood1 openina lead wu won in dummy and the jack of trumps wu ftnaaed 1uccaa- .fuUy. Most declarers would have cashed the ace in the hope of drop- pina a doubltton kins, but not Tommy. Such a simple line of play would have belied bis name! Two hiah clubs and a hi&h heart served as entries for three diamond ruffs. The other hi&h heart wu used to ruH a heart, reducina the hand to this position: WF.ST • 9 • 10 7 NO RTH • 6 4 •Q EAST + IC 10 ,/ • J SOUTH +AQ • 8 Declarer crossed to 1he table with a club 10 lead a heart and East was dead. No ma1ter what he did, Tom- my's A Q of spades were poised to rake the last two tricks! Game, set and match. Tom Cruise, wife call it quits By The AssodM•d Prns LOS ANGELES -.\ctor Tom CraJse and actress·"1fe Mimi Rogers are calling 11 quits after nearly three ~cars of marriage · .. We have dec1dl·d to file for d1\0rcc." the coupk -.aid Tuc.-.da' 1n a JOlnt statement from puhhc151 A.n- drca Jaffe. Cruise. 27. and Rogers. H . "l'rC marned May 9. 1987. wnh ac1or Emilio Estcn·1 ac; best man .. While there ha'c been \l'f"\ posit ive aspects to our mamagc. 1hcr,e were some issues "h1ch could n&ae resolved C\Cn after working n.-..m for a period nf 11mc," lhr l'O\J ple's sta1e:-men1 ..aid. "11hnu1 tlaborat1on Cruise. star of 1he nw\ ll' "l op C1un," .. The Color uf Monn ," "Taps." "The Out<,1dcrs." "R1\k) Busmcss:· "Rain Man" and rht· rur· rent box-offire hll .. Born on the Founh of Jul} ... added a personal s1a1cmcnt. .. rh1s has been a lime when I ha ve been the:-focus of much attention." he said "When I was asked direct qUL''>llons b} the press about m> rnarnage. I felt 1ha1 lo compromise our P"' acy "ac; lo compromise a ba\IC. lrU\I PHILADELPHIA -Sylvester Sta llone is back 1n Rocky land film- ing still another r,equel to the come· lrom·bchind boxing mo\ tl'~ that made him famou,. Filmmg started Monday on "Rock} V." fo<:Us1ng on 1hc neigh- borhood of mo' 1c boxing legend RO<k\ Balboa 1n ~outh Ph1ladel· ph1a · fh,. onginal "Rocky," winner ot tht· 1976 ..\Ladcm> Award for best picture. sho"ed Balboa running through the Italian Market and up the steps of lhe ..\n Museum. D&All u:ADDI: The dream of every person over 30 ii a mqic pill taken befo~ each meal that will ~move all the caJories. In the absence of that mqic pill we conlinue to tty dozens of diets. spend a fonune on uercise equJp- ment and health club memberships, and even hire trainen who will come to our homes a nd work out with us. "This" 1s supposed to be beauti· ful, even though some of the top models look emacia(ed and con- sum~:e. Butter is out; marprine is in. arc no longer considered the AU-American breakfast because of what we have learned about cholesterol. Cereals arc supposed to be wonderful for you. and millio ns of health nuts have become addicted to oat bran. We read so much about what 1s good for us and what 1s bad that the picture has become m uddied. Advertisi ng 1s so slick we don't know what to believe. So here arc some hard facts from the September l .. '9. BOl'D Wet hens don't seem to get mad A "et hen doesn't appear 10 get mad, actuall) Ireland's lnsh know potatoes came late Their staple since the Bro nze Age has been oats. Don't know what those centunes o f oat eating did for their cholesterol. but their hfe expectanq breaks no n·- cord~ W ith prayers for whatever. Guatemalan Indians light candles o n '>latues of saint<>. If the praye rs go unans"cred. the candle lighters pun- 1<,h the saints b> putting the statues out 1n the rain. Remember. the center of the dan board should be cxacth 5-fee1-8- 1nche1. ofT the floor Th~ 1hro" 8 feet To liven up the family dinner d ialogue. ioss out this one· .\mong )Our arqua1ntan{·e'>. "hteh out· number "h1ch. those "ho 1h1n~ the} 're better than they arc or tho~ "ho think lhq ·re woro;c Conceit \L"rr,us 1nlcnnr fanq Frcquen1I~. aln>rd1ng to the npcrt'>. lhe pero;on "ho !>hows one uf 1hc..e att11udc'> will also al d1fTercnt t1mn -.ho" thL' other Q. Where. pra~. did l..:1\\1C wme homc to'' .\ York'>htre. England 0renge COMt DAILY PtlOTIW«JI .... Jelwy 17, _, A.7 issue of Fonune mapz10e that could help pul thina.s in the proper perspective. The author, Bnan O'Reilly makes 1t clear that avoiding the common killers is largely up to you. Did you know that: Cardiovascular disease causes nearly half of the deaths 1n the United States. This year 1.5 million Amencans wall sufTer a hcan attack and 500.000 will die. 300.000 before reaching a hospital. About 45 percent of the coronaries will hit people under 65 llOHOS('OPI·: Wed.Hsday, Ju. 17 ARJES (March 21 -Apnl 19)" You locate m1ss1ng link. Focus o n struc- ture. legal perm1ss1ons. scno u'> l·on- s1deration of manta! stalus Ton1~ht features gourmet dtnsng. reunion with special "oman Cancer nat1\e represented. TAUR US ( .\pnl 20-Ma)' 201· Don't attempt to narro" field of prospects Pen:e1\e poten11al an 1t<. Strokes will kill anolber I S0.000. Most strokes are pttventabk. Your cbanoes of gcttina cancer att half the risk of bean disca.sc and stroke. but cancer is scilJ the second bigest killtt. More people die of luns cancer than any ot.ber kind. Ciprette smok- ina accounts for nearly 85 perc.ent of au luni cancer . Women who smoke gel wrinkles sooneT. V egctables such as broccoli, Brus- sels sprouts and carrots seem to improve the odds agajnst digestive tract cancers. Men m their 50s who exercise regularly have mo re energy, a better ~x hfe and can work longer hours than those who don't. The role of diet 1s unclear but 11 seems to be a factor 1n about one- th1rd of all cancers. The villatn seems to be dietary fat. according to the surgeon general's repon on nutntion. The -person least hkel) to get <.·ancer doesn't smoke or dnnk (or - ent1ret) Save tktatls for anothl'r in ~our sign acrents pcrsonaht~ da). Emphasis on pets. dependents. ab1ht) lo be at nght place di rrur1al basic chores. Populant) mo unt'> moment Wear )Our colors. ~hades Sag1ttanan in volved uf ..ea blue brown and purple lnd1- GEMINI (Ma\• 21 ·June 20)· You , idual 10 posit ion of au1hnn1~ could amaze \ourself as result of · pro' 1de'> fundtng w1nn1ng wa}S that draw adm1reres CORPIO !Oct ,2'\.".Jm 21 1 from holh se·H'\. Focus on spccu-~·uet maneu\er work'> 1n ,0 ur lat1on. personal magnetism. ah1ht} hl.:hall Fmphaw; on uni\l'r'><ll ap- to lie loose ends Aquanus persons p<"al lhant), lreati1.e proJt'll :11med figure prom1nentl) JI hdpang the unfonunare \umL' CANCER <June 21-J uh 221 Re· ,,111 dL·clare. ·''t ou know ho" 10 rut fra1n 'ihould be. "T m going to '>It rtd tape'." Ane~ in,olved . do1A.n and wntt·'" £.mpham on mm· SAG ITTARIUS ("io' ~:!·Dl.·c :!I) mun1tat1on. crcatl\c cndea\Of'>. let· 't nu "ondcred "Did I '>tart \oml'· tcr aimed at era'i1ng m1!lunder;tand· rhang I tan't finl\h"" <\Ck high· mg. Older person. po\s1hh parl'nt. light' 1n111at1,e.1..onfidenlc chmina· "Ill 1..om prchrnd 11on of grnundks~ ti.·ar\ doubt\ LEO (Jul) 2\ . .i,ug 2:!}" You ma) "'"" lu'L' I'> on hor11on A.quanan wan! tO '>la\ home OUt m1\<;J0n tould hl.:Lnmt'\ alh drinks in moderation) and elU lot.s of veeietablet. If you don't smoke. choles~" the peatest threat to your ~Ith becauK it clop the artuiet a.ad causes heart attacks. Stress has Iona been financd u a killer. bul the facts arc thal most stress. including constant w~, i1 not fatal in itself. Tbe real villain is chronic anacr. The person wbo fiDd.s hunself constantly screanuns at ~ morons and chiselers who try to ,et ahead of him in line 1s the one who is at risk for hean trouble. Dr. Redford W1lhams, a Duke L'mverslly tntcm1st specializtna in stress. said. "The rush1na-around "orkahohc 1s not at nslc as Ions as stress 1s not a stimulus for anger." He noted that mor~ than 15 percent of the 25-)ear-old doctors and law- )ers who scored high 10 hosulily tests were dead b) 50. The message to all )OU vola11le, hoHempered types 1~ simply 1h1s. If )OU want to h1.e to a npe old age - cool 11 sa~ ang. ··on this Wednesday I have 11 all together'" You'll impress su- penors. ca~h Oo" 1ncrea~. Count hlcss1ngs' AQllARIL'S <Jan :!<>-Feb. 18)· D1- 'ers1f~ ma~e anqutne<,. check diet. nu1nt10n to...cep promise made to )Uu~lf IC'>'> than one month ag~. ln,ohcs health. c,clf~c;tcem. Poss•· h1ht) of '>ea JOUmL') figures prom1- nentl) PISCES I Feb I 9-March 20): Empha<,1s on m ~ste')'. 1ntr:igue, necess1I\ for d1sc ret1o n . Me tamorphosis ocrnrs anvolvin& fa~h1on s1~ It• degree of confiden~. lnd1\ldu.tl }OU respect commena, "You \tern as 1f a nc" person!" IF JAN. 17 IS YOUR BIRTHDAY: 't ou'rl' read\ for ne" stan. added 1ndcpendcnLe poss1bl) new love 't ou "111 not be standing sull. you are lin"ht·d w11h obligauon that almo'il hum·d \OU 1n 1989 Dunng I Y90. )ou'll 1rnpnn1 )our own per- ~onaht) desire~ ( ancer. Capncorn person\ pla) 1mponant roles an your lifr 't ou .src intense. passio nate. '>CnttmL·rHal Ynu work well under prc<o'>url' are carablr of meeting deadlinn Juh "'" tx \our most produL11\t' ml'murabk · romantic month 111 this \Car require \hon 1np ')c.enano rn oh es APRICo'R:--i t Dct :!.>Jan I YI around 'IX'C1al purcha'il', an re· You locate obJeCI that had tx:en IO'>I mockltng. Mone) wmes !rum '>Ur· m"'>ing or \tolcn You might ht-pn~· \OUrce L1hra natl\'(' fill<. hill r ---------------VIRGO CA.ug 21-St-pt 221 MonL') "111 be rectl\Cd follo"tng 1n111al dela) Error 1n paJ)l•r ""r~ lJU\L'' runfu"un f-11LU\ on P'H hll 1m· prC\\IUn\. pa) mtnl'>. appr::mal\ I <ipothght al\o on tolln 11un' Jl · 1..oun11ng. income LIBRA 1<;ep1 2\-0cr :!2) \,1non 642-4321 Direct or collRct. to !ubK'T"ibe to your hometown paper, the DailyPilai 1HE LAGUNA S-EACI-I EXPERlENCE ...., ....... ...... ....... ,.Wood~ II~ ...... ~ .... ..-~ .. 302 Glenneytt, Laguna Beach 497 4~ 494-2800 INVENTORY OVERLOAD & SPECIAL PURCHASE SALE. 25,; off all fine si1wr itwflry • a>ttumt ~ry. 1~ off fine jtwtlly m4 CZ'a with mmtion of this ad. Offer apira 1 /:1J/90 Raphael, a legend in his own time. ~t.tlwMl~f ,..,,, .. ol the a.n,,,~e f'eftOd known b h" wnw ol cob. lorm -~·-btc.MM I ltpnd In hi' °""' ttmt. A.ttd now.~ .._, feuaib, ... ..-bil1tl ol dftlr Md ftner ...iity 1n tofid bf .. teuc.b,..., Md acC'fttOrift. llwy -M<alW. • w ... lnd WW. _... \'OU M dftttned ., ...... tt.t ....... " ..... rtWllll b Vo'H "°"" .. Pampered Pet Hotel a doggone good deal Kathleen Wood's business is going to the dogs -and she loves 1t Actually, the dogs (along with a few cats and rabbits) are going to her at the Pampered Pet Holiday Hotel in Laguna Canyon. Wood. the manager of the kennels. is a longtime animal lover who thoroughly enjoys her work "We're not only a boarding facility.'' she emphasizes We provide vaccinations and treatment The new owners are both veterinarians. and they're on call 11 needed ... The veterinarians. Or. Paul Jansak and Dr James Levin, purchased the kennels last May. Wood. who had managed the operation under the previous management. stayed on. along with Lita Baker, a veterinary technician who fives on the premises and works at an anlmal hospital In Irvine . "Lisa checks on the anlmals every night. so there's someone here 24 hours a day." Wood noted. The Pampered Pet is equipped with 79 dog runs -52 outside and 27 Indoors and heated. where the anlmats are moved during cold weather. The outdoor runs are Just a few feet from Baker's residence. and the tenants would put up an audlbMt' fuss If trouble occurred. Wood, who lives In Laguna. helped organize Laguna's Pet Responslbillty Committee some 15 years ago ''I've always had animals. and t love them." she said. Sharing time with her both at home and work Is Sidney, a 5-year-otd English bulldog who's a celebrity of sorts in Laguna -he enjoys skateboarding. With one front a nd one hind leg on the board, he'll push off with the other and keep going tlll the board stops, or is stopped. Sidney has demonstrated his prowess often on tetevislon. doing his thing on "A Current Affair," "A.M Los Angeles" and Fred Roggln's sports program on NBC. He also was the subject of a feature in People magazine. The 65-pound Sidney looks like a tough customer but, like most of his breed, he's gentle u the proverbjal lamb. Recently he wat the celebrity dog of honor for a tundralaer for the youth oenter In Palm Sorlnga. Whlle Sidney tupervl .... Wood makes certain that all the occupied kennel• are ciMned dally. The dogs are fed Science Diet dog food a nd records are kept on all their vaccinations. "We're one of the few remaining outdoor kennels." Wood J><Mnta out. "Moat are located In lnduatrlal areas In town and the anlmaae muat be kept lndoor9." Pampered Pet Holiday Hotel Is located at 20592 Laguna Canyon Aoed In Laguna Beech. You can call Kathleen Wood at 494..0142 fOf addltlonal Information. s OPEN7DAYS • One Hour Enlargement • One Hour E-6 Slide Oeveloplng (120-135) • One Day Kodachrome Developing • Same Day Print/Slide • All Other Fiim Services AvaJlable Hours: Mon.-Frl. 9-6 Sat. 10-6 Sun 10-5 497-8112 230 B e ac h Street . L aguni'J 8£>,1rt1 PAMPERED PET • DBUJXB OPEN AIR .. ACD-411&8 24 HR. VETll:RIRARY CAii& 01' .......... c.AIUtrA*l#-MHll& DAILY ......... ,_ . DAT llOAIU>ING WWLY~ 1 DAY FREE BOARDING \ Forsyth brings his emphasis on plot to cable TV screen 'Good Doctg r ' Is ~ m«ll~ne 9y MATT WOLF .................. w ... LONOON -Frederick Forsyth may be best known for his espionaae sqas on the page, but a good plot, he says, should make good TV. as well. "The story comes first. and it would in either medium." said the best-selling novelist of "The Odess.a File" and "The Day of the Jackal." whose six-part series. ..Frederick Forsyth Presents," continues tonight o n cable television's USA Network. The upcom ing episode. "Pride and Extreme Prejudice," 1s the sec- ond of six two-hour thrillers plotted by Forsyth' and wntten by Murray Sm it h. Forsyth explained the d1v1s1on of labor. ''Dialogue 1s what Murra) does best; what r do best IS devise: the stories." Brian Denneh) plays Bruno Morenz. a Western operati"e based in Bonn. West German). who has a nervous breakdown \\-h1le on a mission to the East. Alan Howard p lays the Briush agent who tries to save Morenz from the KG B. The supp.oning cast includes Li sa Eichhorn and Simon Cadell Forsyth said the e pisode's emphasis on ps~cholog) "as un- usual for him. "It's a more human storyline. The gu} 's gone bac k to childhood: he's T\ l ,ISTI '\GS 7:00 7:30 8:00 Aut hor f r ederlck l'orsyth w •tches the world go by f r om W•sh l ngton·s Jef- ferso n H otel In t his 1989 photo. JUSl a blubbering "rn·k." Fors~1h. 51. said 1n an 1nten 1c" "He'<, been pushed too far. one feels soil) for him." Forsyth said he wa!t intrigued b) t~e p rospect of such an event hap- ptning behind the Iron C urtain. "Normally, he'd have a break- d o wn at home or 1n the office. but to have it in the middle of East Germany ...... he said, his voice trailing off Forsyth is co-producer. as well. o f ··Frederick Forsyth Pres- ents." which began Dec. 13 and continues through June. Each of the thrillers 1s meant to stand on 11s own. Onl) Alan How- ard's character. Sam McCread}. fig- ures 1n l'ach one. Latc·r episodes 1n\'olve such fam- iliar Fors) th terrain as defectors. terrorism and e\en a characta. Carlos "the Jackal." mode led on the a ssassin \\ho h1Jal·ked the OPEC 011 min1<:.tr~ meeting in V11:nna 1n 1975. .\ former forl.'1gn correspondent For!>> th !>aid he dre" his plots from current hl'adllnl''· "E\ e~ thing I write '" triggered b} som ething." ··often I rl·ad something in a ne'4'>papcr and 1hat tnggt'r<• !>onw other 1dl'3 -What 1r. What would hJpix·n 11'1 Would 11 be poss1hlc 10''" F-or ... ~ th ·s most recen1 full-length no\ l'I. "Thl· i\'t·go11a1or ·• 1!. a ho<>tagl.' drama \ct 1n 1991 and 11 should Mri \ l' 11n .. mall <>crecn' around tht• \amt· !Im•' "Thl· :".egot1ator" "111 tx· filml'd for lfoml' Bo\ Ollite in lhl' l 'nlll'U tatl.'). 8:30 9:00 9:30 10:00 10:30 11 :00 11:30 • ..... of ~o llluly end Ille IMtt (In S..0) 0 Jae lftd Ille fltmlft (In ~(In Stefeo1-; News Pit Sajlk FClftlllle O Stefeolo • Ei•• ..... r.-.... Hird~ UMofwild Mysteriet {In Sweolo Nigllt COlll1 ::; 0.. Jotln (In Stereo)::; °'*1Ull leap lln Stereo1:; ,....., T onigl!t 5'low (In Ste!eol • a-111111 ""*Y McMe: ••• "> M AbMnce of .... " (1981 ()famal Paul News CllHrs ::; 8tolhefs la..o ...... Newman. Sallv Field MehnOa °"'°'1 • AIC ..... Q E,. Oii LA. GtMlt Held of Ille 0009" Anytq but CNN Bttctl Souve<1irs on NeW1 ~~ PMllO C1eu ::J HowMr M.O LO'lt Stereo)~ :ti ,..~ Ent. T Clftiallt ...,., encl "" ..... Jne lftd Ille F 1tmen WIMQUY 1ln S1ereo1 • News P1I Salli! D Lowe Wllo'• Ille ..... lntide Edition ..... CltOl Swnett Hlf'I to Han Barney Mtlef F11N1y Feud COllflldicMI loM?O lftd Friends t=-Cw'9flt Ahlr PM. COlll1 Qro.Plinl HMd Cl.II. IDoocM H. .Any1tling CIMna 8e1eh lln Stereol , Newt Ntgl!tlene ... ly TOM TITUS 0..,, ,_ c ........... Neil Simo n 's .. Russian period" -in which he turned a collection of Chekhov short stories into "The Good Doctor0 -isn't generally reprdcd as one of. his finest hours. but you wouldn't know it b¥ viewing the comedy's productio n at the W estmi n s ter Co mmunit y Theater. This "Good Doctor," a series of I I· \ 1gnettes presented by five performers doing multiple duty. 1s tremendously effective, and funnier than audiences have any nghl 10 e:\peCI. plcnd1dly staged b> J.D . Rc- tl'heldcrfer. who al o designed the utilitarian seuing. the S1mo n1zed slice o f life in Czarist Ru ~s1a pla)S w11h varying degrees of cfTecu \ encss. At its ~st. 11's a!> funn> a'i "The Odd Coupk" or an) one of the play- \!, nght's more notewonhy con- tributions. Evrn at 1ts m ost prosaic. such a~ the narrat1\e paS!>ages which oix·n and clo~c the c;ho\I, and a n l'arl ~ c;l·cnc t'p1tom111ng class dif- fcrrnces. it's enJO)abl> cntcnain- 1ng. 51mun run!> thl' pro\ erbial gamut from thoughtful reflection to all-out fan-e. much as he does 1r1 h1'> l\\O "Su11c" comed1e<,. fom Hard' a familiar face a t \.\ t'\lm1nc;tcr 'and o ne of Orangt" Count~·, mort· prollfit cha ratter al tor'>. ,., thl' ~tandou t of the qu1ntrt. '' hl'lhl·r 1mp('r<>ona11ng an oflicrou-. n>mml\'>ar. a cru<.t' old m1,al o ffin·r. a dl·n1al pat1cn·1 1n mortal pain or a hank pres1- dcn1 put upon h~ a loudl~ eCl'l'n- tnr htiU\l'"-lfl'. lfard) ·, JX'r· formanre 1<; a tc,thook e\err1\t' 1n u1ml·d1l 11m1ng and\ ariat1on H1.., tle'>t \t'l'nl''> arc "-tlh \Ill harl O'( on nor a \nung and l'nergl'l ll' al tor "ho " u fl· ru.ir1uu .. J'> a ltmh lkrl.. thrn"n into tamtnJI guiit U\er a nw .. F.UllkU 'Ol'1.'/I.' ,JnJ d\ J "-11Uld-lx· P•m•I• M•rtln •nd Tom H ardy In • p•lnful moment from .. The Good Docto r .. •t t h e W estminster Th ••t er . dent1s1 a11acking an aching 1001h The h1ghhgh1 of the sho" rumc\ earh 1n the second act a'i o·c on nor ·and Hard\ enact a pair Of aged \ etl·rans conduc1tng their regular wcekl) disagree- ml'lll on a par!.. lx·nch. Pamela Martin. \.\ho s;osst'""e' thl' rubt>1:r Canal fratures or a .. ~uung lmogcm· Coca. beau11full~ 1n1nprc1\ thl· '>hnl·l..1ng ha rridan "ho 1crrnri1e'> a gimp) -footed I lard' 1n h1'> hanl.. 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(1962) A fur.talking salesman comes to a~" t~r '" !News AtMnlO Hall 1tn S1ereo1 Iowa to oraaru e a boyS Dano and lfl~lly tafls "' ie>ve ...nn an unmarl'!i!d ~cnnaf' 1 • ......., Wild WOttd of LM fl"Olll lMICOln C«*f New Yer\ Pnilrlarmon< F..,e • I~ & lllutJ & 8"itioven Gotttchalk. A Mu11ell 1 Fourth of July' tops box office • • • • ME .. AMC MAYO m ER 'All GALA .., LR llAX NICK ,.. ICU IHOW 1'11 TllC m UIA -WOii .... ~Conl1 ''" Sterec;1 POttrld 1R1 dn S1e1eo1 ..... of INide Edllion Uneoiwd My.-.. (In I Nigflt COlll1 ::; ()elf John I'" Quantum Leap 11n Ste•eo1 ~ 1 ...., , T onegflt 5'low ForMll O Stereo):: I Steteo1:: (In S1ereo1 ........ lOtd PrllM Ille lOtd R W Sdlamtlech 8ehllld the Fffdblc* Or Whllaief Chntbanlty I SceMs On Tnat lilldWA.lfwf Newlflour LlYe From Uncoln Cent.t Nev. l'0<k Ptlilnarmonic Five· Martlll Bu-ts Apt. 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CMrt ..,., am-•• .. can ~Ml-llM IOOll a Ml 11111 1 10-3 20·5 2$-7 3&-9 50 TANGO a CMH 11111 11 »1»505-7 S.10'05 F-"--~~~=~..:. PalMGNOllMll'Gt ,, .. .,054 ... , .. ,.,. Governor should' negotiate with teachers o.ver tax Teach ers holding a state gas tax measure hostage have offe~ a dea~ to Go . George Deukmej1an who had better negotiate o r n sk ending up with a nother death on h is hands. In danger of being executed is a June ballot proposition that wo ul_d breathe ne"' life into the state's roads b) ratsing the gasoline tax 9 cents ix-r gallon. Last )ear. the state's voters killed a measure to finance free\.\ a\ 1mpro' e ments through bonds the go verno r wanted to issue . Recogn121ng the cnt1cal nature o f Cal1forn1a's transpor- tet1o n network and hts own rcspons1b1lit ) for the patient's rry state. the go ' l'rnor began pushing the gas tax measure t a lso includes comple"< mod1fi cat1on s o f the state nstitutton's spending limits But the state's tl'achers through t he Caltforn1:i T cache rs sociatton began pushing back. Teachers. concerned the nding ltm11 mod1ficat1 o n "ould weaken public school ~~ing guarantees school groups "on in I Y8 v.1th Prop- 1t1o n 98, o pposed the gas ta"< measurl'. SC ..\I. unles.., major changes were made However. a recent legal rnn ur s opin1un that SC..\ 1 "111 not gut sc hool funding guaran1ees no v. has the teacherc; talking compromise Deu kmeJian should be listenrng be- cause while teacher'i b~ themsehes ma) no t \\1eld the clo ut to knock otT the gas ta\ mc:isure. the~ could do 1t sen o u damage. mudd~ 1ng thl· v.aters of public o p1n1on suffic1entl~ to d rov. n the ffil'a surc in rheto n c At th1 point. CX u kmeJ1an nl·ed s all the suppon hl' can muster 1f our roads an: to tx· addn:sSt'"d d unng his tenure T eachers v.ant a summ ar: o f the encouraging o p1n1on in the ballo t pamphlet argument'> for C ..\I The C alifornia Teachers ·\ssouat1on "ould also 1i i..e the Legislature to pa c; a bill e nsuring \lhool d1'>tnl t'i that aren't gro .... ing don't have fu nd s ru 1 The go ,ernnr c;ht1uld mai..l· th(' trade. hut he might consider p ushing bal i.. a hit tir<.t. T he teacht·rs· lac i.. of oppos1t1on \.\Ould he helpful 10 the gas tax m easure but not as bcnetiual J'I the as .. oc1a1wn·._ c;uppon . Ho v.eH'r. l)eul..meJ1an l a n·1 pui;h 100 fa r. T he gln am)r suppo rting n l ulJt11.1n "o n't hun. but the ll·acht•rc; o p po'>ing the gas ta\ mca'>urc ruuld he fatal --Opinions expresseo 1n tt11s space are those of the Da1ty Pilot 01rier __:tLews expressed on 1h1s pa9e are those of trietr authors and artists ·~aders· comments are 1nv1ted and may be sent to The Da11y P•lot P 0 Box 1560. Costa Mesa 92626 O'l'H •:H \ Olt·•:s Budget cruel, unnecessary l...aq \\lntt·r ( J l1tnrn1:i "·1' hradcd for :i SI ti hill1nn budget t runl"h Rut \.\Ith tht· tlo"cr4' nf \f a~ c:imc the m1 ralUlllU' n('V.S of .I $~ 5 h1lho n rl'\COUl' \\Indl.tll f hl' budget l"fl)I\ e\Jporatl'J alln,\ing Cio ' (1l'Ofl?l' lku- lrn1 cJian Jnd kg.1'1.Hor' 10 Jppro' e. <,,~qfth dnJ h.1rnwn1- o usl). a 'itx·nding plJn lnr thl· ~t:itc ~o" in h1<t pmr o<;t·J t'iuJgct for I QQ0-91 . thl' gin anor :idm11s thJI l.:i t <.pnng·., proJt'll1on "3" 11,rrl~ np11m1<.t1l Rl'' l'OUC'i 1n thl· l urrl'nt 'car ha' t' gro\\ n more o,l cm h th.in ant1upa1nl. fnn 1n1t lhl· <..t:itt· to Jig into 1tc; rc<.t'f\ t' Budget C\fXTI\ hJ ' c \\Jrncd for '-l'' cr:il ~l·ar' 111 tht• pcnJ1ng 1.:lash txt\\l'C n a goH·rnrncnt l"onstraincd b~ the ta\ rtdur 11on\ and !.~:nding r('Stnct1o ns t•nacted b) \.Ola<. OH'r tht• lac;t J t•ratk and thr nc;ing need for puhlic <>t·n Kc' .in d facil 1t1C\ Tkul..ml'11an·, <,11lu11on for thl' <.truc tural hud gl't pnih- lem " lo \lov. 'fll:nd1ng grnv.th h~ \t'kt11,t·I~ l"l amp1ng .1 lid o n ''hat hl· lJll\ J gl>' l·rnmrnt on ":iuto-pilot." ~fr \ ac;k1ng the I t·g1<,IJturt• 10 nil funds for ~kd1-Cal :i nd count ~ hea lth carr lur urlln,urnl v.orl.1ng famil1e'>. to rcdull' thl' n u mber ol lr.111 rltkrh and J 1c;abkd ( al1forn1:rnc; "ho recc1' c 'lt'f\ Ill'' to cnahl~· tht·m 10 ll\e at home. to eliminall' inlla11un inl ft'.l'll'\ un grant' 10 poor c h ild n:n and 'il'n1orc;. d1sabkd rx'NH1\ .ind tht· hlinJ a nJ to lo"'c r lOUnl ~ funJ-. for dealing \\Ith lhild ahu<.e That approach ''oulJ \Ohl' tht' stall•'i; budgl't lrUnlh at thl· l'\l'X'nc;c of California's mmt nt'ed' and 'ulnt·r.ihk u111t·n, lt'c; cruel a nd unncrc-.~f"\ ( altforn1a n·nainh nct·d<. to nam1nc "hrre 11 1.an restrain thl' .1 u tomat1r ~u'>t of gu\t'rnmcnt. hut 1t muc;t '\t't llS sigh ts "1drr fhc gn\t~rnllr laments that California·.,. grant 10 \.\l'lfarl· lhild rcn and the l'IJerl~ poor a rr amo ng the h1ghc\I in thl' nation . hut hl' turn" around to brag tha t studl'nt fet·s at thl· l 'n1'l'r<;1t' of C alifornia and tht• Califo rnia Sta ll' l 'nl\ rr'\1t' .,, sil'm arc half the In l'I of comparabk .. tatc Un i\ c.·ro,1t1C'i around the roun t~ Wh ~ a<;k sacrifices fro m hlinJ pcrc;on'\ lt'1ng on $ti 7 ~ a month hcfo rc asking them of m1udle-dass familtcs getting the natio n's best education hargain·1 Tbe Sacramento B~e _r4,\-jf,f _, 11\-T D_aily Pilat Ur ro,rr thr rns~t f0)1 T41T Editor 00~ f['\J u Auoriatr l::ditor TOM CLAM'\ Nrw1 Edito r STEVE MARRl F City Editor ROGER BLOOM f u turr1 Editor ROGER CARL"O'\ Sport• Editor TOM Bl'OO Circulation Dil'f'C"tor TER I Pl'PO Circulation Marbtlnfl \hna11trr 80 8 FRANK Homr Oelivrry Manager CHALON GOOD Cu.a.-s..keM--21" J \ '\ '\ REICHf.'\BF.Rf. Krtail Salf'' \1ana~rr U lf.RI fREt::MA '\ t:IH§ifird \tana~rr Jl OY OETil"IG I r11ta l .\dHrti11in(l Manar;rr TOM TITl'S S~tial Stttio n• f.ditor '.\1ARY CARTER Ad ~niees Managt-r AUSSA TAOl.OCK Pl'f'-Pttti• Managf'r HENRY KNIGHT Pre..R ... Ma ... er LISA TANNEY p~~~"°' PAftJCK TOOL ........ ,.,.,. ... , -----.m.LCllAWJ'09'D - lllllH' Grip of council must be broken T. • thl' b.l rtur It ~ :h rC'ponC'J in thC' Oatl~ Pilot , n .lJn l ' that Hun11ngton &a\ h \l.i"ir I 1m \l,I\' Jnd h1\ utun.it t-uJJ '" dt'l 11.kJ '" , h.1n gc th<' trnw 1, r , tttll'n\ ht m.tJ..t· our ruhh, 1.••m n1t·n 1' J~•ut 11nf'\'1flJ': •~JI .-in ,.--., '••fnlJ I\ put'ili1 \\lnlIT1l'OI\ .Ill ,,,t .1!tl'r ·he tx·g1nn.n~ H thr - ,, Ill llll"l'111\~ ,,1\.\ lhl'\ 't' ,, hl·d \. 1 J .Ill<' putili, ht'J rlnf!' • I •it , ""'" 11 m..1n\ t1n1.·, J111.·-.n New Dodgers' chances fast appearing ultra slim ~· • th1.11Jg.t' .1 11 lht· putiti, h.·Jn ng' 1n •r n1~h: ,,, put>li, .Pmml·ni.. 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"01d \OU. hC'ar· thC' one" about ·· anJ lhcn the\ tC'll thC' punch hnc But this doc<;n 't m('an the) don ·1 appf'C'C1atc humor Th(')' fall on the noor lauJhmg "hen someone else sa)"s or docs somC'thina funny. They are JUSt a hair $hon of talent when it co~ to ~'"' participants. There are different tYl)C's of humor. Some of 1t bordcn on the vulgar and people laugh out of em- barrassment. .\ friend told me she was shocked at a stand-up com- TOD\'\ I' HISTOHl nl1 J n·, .1t1 1n J duh tiu1 \ht• l.w11ht•d ~'t .lU\l' ' \11\J ,1r1• nl1tf\' ttll\ \Pl• l!IU\ 1 I \I Ill Jnn.. l.111 ~h I h.111 1 t 'llll Jo ·· '\-Orne 1<. ha<,t,·J 1m 1n,uh' -1 ll'n RKJ..tc.,· humor 1111 nJmpk P1·11pk c;1dl laugh l'' t•n thl' rx·r,t•n ~·ing \1ngkd ou1 \nd 1ht•n thl'rl' Jrr lht· pra1:t1cal Jll l c' "''mt' t.in tx· tunn' c;umr ,an tx· ,nwl It I\ l'3\lt'r lor 'lll\1l' f)l.'Opk IC\ ICll the truth and or aJ m11 '<imething 1n a humorou\ ta \hw n than rt "J unng a \COOU\. frJ nl.. 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I \\J1n h.i' Jh~.l'' h<'<'n a 13\l'Olt' 111 n11nr tiut I hJ 'l" It' 1.cl1-..if.n"C IA.It h him nn thl\ ·( ioJ '' 1n r hargC' in he.i' {'n .ind \11u ,an't 1dl me hC' dt'<''n't ha\(' a '>Cll~ 111 humor \\ h\ cl'<' "ould he hll\t' gJ\en u~ monkq· or poh- 1rc1an' -tlr 1 un ite Ball'' C.,•m•l•t .t.u Jfrll• l/vn bl LapM NW.I. \ 1• ·11~ • hl' pk.1,1n~ 1trms an- t 11,·r "lwl'lintt cd11onal ,-om- •11 :' H. d ' 1.11lumn ,1f gem' of " ,,t.•tll •hc hum111 \OUr Pnlicc l og "· t1·: ,1 I'' 111 i.• h1,, hcr rcf)l1rH. the 111 " "·~ ", ~l t ot l<'t.-al 'pon -;, and. ""1" thl· frt•qul.'nth caustic '·''" "1u1 \\rlll'" taJ..r nn some of 1111 •x h.1, 1111 tit 101.al anJ ~talc poh- 11, 1.111, 1 h.1n~ \1111 11•1 1n1n1 ng our hou"<'· h·•ld \\" 1t".1.! 1h1· Dally Pilot ti~t \ 11111 dd1'l'" I\ J tll1ut ~a m . wh1k 1 h1 I in1l'\ tll'11' t'f"\ 1' irc-qucnllv ,ct(\' ' .I n1 11111")( .1-J ntl Hn CE T .\ Yl O R Hunt in~ton Bea h Comments welcome Th{' D.11h r'tlot v.ckomcs your nr inu1n\ ti n mattt"rs o f public IOll'll''I I ctttl'\ anti longer an1clcs of com· ml'nlal"\ mu~t he s11ncd. TM) <ihuuld ·ht· t~ pcd or clearly wri•ten and \('nt to LETTERS to the EDI· TOR. Dnth Pilot. P.O. Boll I S60. C O\l l Mr~. 92626 in San F,.nct5C'O 1n 187 3. In 1893. the 19th ptts1dtnt of thC' l lnttcd St.ate$.. Rutherfo rd a. Hayes. died 1n fl'l'mont. Otuo, st the 1ft of 10. , pan1sh rout Thrt"( of the bombs weft _,. ra'O ... ercd. but the fou nh wun't found un•il \he folloWln& April In 1977. C'Onv1ctt'd murda'n Gary Gilmore aot hn wish to bt ~ot b) a finnt llQ'9lld at the U tall tak PntlOn. b«omu• lllle llr1' penoa IO ~ exttutcd 1n •he United Slates in a ctlc-* In 191 7. thr Unlw:d St.ates patd Ocnmar\ S2S mtUion dolt.an fOf the V1rpn Islands. In l 946J. t.M Urutcd Nnoons Secunty Coun· C'il held its nnt medi ... In 19~. dc\'ft\ men in Hnlloweal muks robbed a 8nnll'1 office in Botton oCSl.2 miUion dolt.an ia calb and SI J million donan in cbtcb. boads ud tee'Unlies. I• I '61, la bis lftwdl lldd~ Prntdmt llnM:wa ....... _. dte nK o the "m11i-11rJ in....,..~ ... .. 1"6. a U.S. Ait FOft'll 8-Sl (~rryina four ..... ,... ·~· ..,.. mshcd on the • In 1983. Ge.orwc C w~ c....-. a pohtteal comcbeck. took "1ie omlh ol olla • OovmM>r of Aa.bl.ma fof a rtaW'd ...... • he IU««ded fomst ••fob .. Jama. In l 9'4i tM Pft9t C~ ,.-. "4 that the pt'l\I~ '1llt ol t.0Mt vidlo J··-· recolden 10 tape aekvi.lloe ,...._ ...... v~"I dktn't violallC ~ CiDWl-1 ..... -87 n. t I If .W. ·•IO OrMge COMt DAILY PILOT/ Wednelday, JMUWy 17. 1990 by Bii Keane COUNTSR CUL TUU by Maratta & Maratta "The piano has no batteries, so I can play it all I want." MARMADUKE by Brad Anderson I 'vE 60T ir .I! LET'S MA~E iHEM COltDLE SS! DENNIS THE MENACE • 1 bv Hank Ketcham I 1 Mw's TME FIE~CE . SNOW SNAKE SNEAKIN6 UPON A VICTIM ... --.- GARFIELD • FOR BETTER OR FOR WORSE ___ _.,,IL -~ --==----- 1-17 ---- by Jim Davis by Lynn Johnston I c.At,(T. E:L ····WtiftflF rM l_ WROHGI!? T :;- j SHOE by Jeff MacNelly H7 ~, "I dread it when you let him watch wrestling with you!" NANCY ARLO AND JANIS Flll'Ri~1'0~ M HOU9£. I COCJt.O ~A TAJC.E. ~W. .. TUMBLEWEEDS DRABBLE ·, .1 '~ r~ -4 ,._~~~<-< ..... ,, ( '' l ALWAYS PLAY FAIR MARGARE.1 1 TMTS Tt-IE WAY l WAS ~T UP'' tJ by Jerry Scott by Jimmy Johnson by Tom K. Ryan by Kevin Fagan JUDGE PARKER FUNKY WINKERBEAN DEFINE 1HE FOUDWING : DOONESBURY HW, AS PJW4ff4~ AEiQ PtACe CNIC0:5, rr'u, Be lP70 >W 70 MAK£ THIS A a»n1t:'I "'6 CAN AU,. Be Pll!tXJO QI= I AF~AU.., 1l4E EATZ~r ~RD GET~ 1UE WORM Cl.PPfRAP by Garry Trudeau by Harold Le Doux by Tom Batiuk flt.~~~ ~~/ J 1--~----- J • ·~ ~ : 'My ... alPJIOMdlObl ~ ................ ---· "'*" dog o.ef "" llnencee, ------ligtled the "*'· "b.11 .... I z E L • 0" I tumedlnto•--· • . I I I I I I' . I ,, 1r' r El I I OVAil l_-r· . I I I' I . · /·/ ' 2-13 tan humble anybody I don't know how many of you have coached and had a record of 2-13 in mid-Janual) w\lh a1 leas1 13 games left and wondered about you r sanity. I never thought it could happen to me. It always happens to other people, but surel)' no1 to you. We are 0-6 in the conference. and we ha\C~ been 1n every game -even late 1n the game. bu1 we alwa)s find a wa> to self-destruct. Wr.: come here, look at the ta~s and tr) to figure whal went wrong. The stats are magnified when you lose. Somc11mes after a win, you tend 10 min1m1ze s1a11s11cs. bu1 bo). do those errors s1and out when )OU lose 0 Herc 1s what 1c, hardtst 1n a losing strr.:ak: I. Cont1nuall~ 1111ng to gel your players 10 be pos111,e and feel up- bca1. read) 10 pla): 2. Expla1n1ng on the post-game radio ~how what went wrong: 3 Expla1n1ng to 1he media what )OU IJlked about on 1he radio show: 4 <.;peaking to th<.· booster'> after )Ou ha'e dr.:alt w1th the media and doing 11 all o'er again. S P1d..1ng up the nr.:w<;papcr the nnt morning anu reali11ng 1hat ~ou rl'dlh lo'il -11 "as not a dream. 6 C1l·111ng ~oursl'lfand )our a\~l'i IJnl loathcs up to prl·pare for 1hc nc>.t gaml·. In 1h1'i case. we·re head- ing for I ':'\l \.and thc Thomas & Mack ( cntl'r 10 he fcd to 1hc Rebels and hoping somehow \OU can defeat thr.:m for the 'n r.:nlh time -more thJn an$>nr.: ha'> n er ilClOmpli~hed. 0 fht·rc arr.: p<'ople 1n th1-; world w11h mulh b1ggn problem-; 1han I ha' t' l rl·al11c 1ha1. w h1ch ha\ proh- ahl' hwn m' sah a1111n ?\h oltk~I Miil ha' n·rdmtl pal$ anll it 1\ a strnggk for him carh da) JUSl IC> makc 11 through another one I k 15 nl\ rl·a I hn(J iJ \far). m) Jdughtl'r·in-law. had a "ond..:rful swn on ha \\fllll'n 1n lhr ~dn < krnr.:nt..: \un-Pm t \he 1s 1he girl\ bast..c1hall loach al \Jn ( krtll'nll' ll1gh Jnd the <;tor) "a' ahoul ha hJlam.mg teaching u1.1t h1ng anJ tx·ing a muthl·r of J ) 11u ng 'on \\ l·ll J11nl'. \tar~' 0 Nn~ ,\.tn1co ~tatr 1~ a h1g-11mr lrarn l ht· .\gg1e\ do not c,carr. the~ are 4u1rk. great athklc'i. anll the) art "'dl-rn.itht·d I rl·all~ likl· thrir ICJm I thuught 11 '43'> going to bc I 'I \ thl'n thl· othrr 1hrl'l' Lough tl·am., -'-l'w \.tl'\iro S1alt'. l IC San1a Harhara Jn<I Long Bcarh 'itatt.' -hul now I thtnk lhl· .\ggll''i l'an pla' <in~onl' 1 hl' Big West 1s an ou1.,1:inJ1ng uinkrl'nl'l' 0 <an \OU 1mag111c that aflcr ~1~ Pal-I 0 tonfcrcnre gamr.:s. I.uh: 01,on and 1hr ·\n1ona Wlldra1s art 1hn·l' gamn h1.:h1nd t •CL..\ and Or- egon <;1<111:'' l prrd1t1ed that Trac} Murra~ "ould h<.-a great pla~er. and he sho1 .\n1ona right out ofm 1onc Sa1ur- d:n lie 1s onh a fre.,hman . but as fPluse see MULLIGAN/Bl) WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 17, 1990 lflf.lt 'c ltUOI CelH I ., 11\,hl 111\11 ·Fischer sets mark, but Edison beaten O.cean View stays unbeaten in Sunset The Daily ftllol It only took Debbie Fischer four m inutes to break the state 3-point shot record. but it took Ocean View 32 to put away Fischer and her Edison teammates, 67-S S. in Sunset League girls basketball action at Edison Tuesday night. Fischer had three 3-pointen and finished with 16 points. to raise heir total to 69 for the season. breaking the old mark of 66. "( think Debbie has fi nally overcome her knee injury and her 3-point shot has come back." Edison Coach Phil Abraham said. "She's handled the whole situation well l think, and just because she's got the record, doesn't mean she'll stop shooting from long ranJe." But. perhaps more-importantly. Ocean View upped ats Sunset League record to 4-0 to go w11h Its 19-1 season record. while Edison drops to 1-3 and 11-6. Tracy Wolfe led all scorers for the Scahawks with 23 points and Jenny Sull ivan had 18 for the victors. The two combined for 33 rebounds. Wolfe also went 4 of 6 from the free throw line in the fo un h quan er after Edison had cut the lead to six with four minutes left. Sophomore Kristi n Brun also had a hand in icing the win by bittina 3 of 4 from the hnc down the stretch. Alli Takido had eight assists to lead Ocean View in that department. "It was a funny pmt in both halves." Ocean View Coach Ollie Man in said. ··we'd get up by 12 or 14 and then they battled back to cut it to single digits again." Elsewhere in the Sunset: •Huntington Beach entered the game without three players who were out ill. and by the time SJ seconds remained 111 the contest: thc Oilers had lost three more to fouls. Playing with a seven-point lead and four players, the Oilers held on for a 51 -44 v1ctOI) as .\mber Ambrose scored 16 points. The game seesawed 1hroughout with a 33-33 lie after three quaners. But Huntington. 2-2 in league and 8-10 overall. rece1' ed a balanced attack 1n the final eight minutes as Dana Jahr scored six of her seven points. Deana ltow had fo ur of her JO poin1s and Jana Davis scored HIGH S('llOOI . GIHl.S SO('('J:K another four to lead the way. Kim Scntman scored a game--h1gh 22 points to lead Westminster. 0-4 1n league. • Lack of lighting caused the rnatchup be· twern Fountain Valle) and Marina at Marina to be postponed. The electnc1I) 1n the gymnasium wenl out after the Junior \al'Slt) game for an unknown reason. The makeup dale has not }et been de- termined. In the Pacific Coas1 League • Rachd Ward and Oh' 1a De< am1lle each scored 10 points 1n thr.: first quanrr as Costa Mesa ran out to a 2 3-12 lead at the end of the period and nr.:vrr looked bat k. bcat1ng Laguna H ills. 60-47. at homt The win mo,ed the Mu\tang'> HJ 8-8 overall and 2-1 1n the PCL. while thl· Ha""-' dropped to 1-2 1n l..:agur.: pla~ '.\ ard had a carter-high 2 1><11n1~ to !tad Mc!><l. v.h1k De< am1lle h.iJ I"' 1><11nl\ and 13 rebound., and Thu~ 'gu~rn haJ l 5 polllt'> and '>C' r.:n a'>'>ISI'> Ngu~cn al!>o had two kt·~ bud'"r.:t~ l•> pul a~a} Laguna Hills The \1 ustdng point guarll bum·d 1'40 3-prnnll'r\ at thr OUl\et of the third f Pluse see GIRLS /8 21 o.-, -pftoco ., '--• ... ,_ l!dlson·s Debbie Fischer set J -polnter m•rk Tuesd•Y· Fountain Valley soccer players fight unexpected Somctlml'\ llfl· dl'.ilc, us um·,. prc1ed blo"<, tn rrm1nd us 1hat thne 1s more going on than new\ "Cather and lopon' It lJn tx· J dl'ath in 1h1.· fam1h or .i ma1ur 1llnl'\\ C1tn..:rall~ 11 "c..umr1h1ng along 1ho'>e lino th.it rl·m1nd\ U\ that no mall..:r ho" go• 1d J pt'r\11n l'I 111 J part1tular 'P"rt 11"lhl·1mralt .,hl· has on our It' l'' c .il thr l UUI l 'or til·ld that 1~ rcalh 1mpcirt.1111 .\real-Ide dram.i" t.1io.1ng pldtl' JI Fountain\ alll'' ll1gh "'hl'rl· 1un1urc, Shelb' "in\Jl·r <inJ RdX'llJ Dor"-'' were infclll:d "llh thl· fpc,tnn-Harr \ lfU\ 1E8\ I c,onwt1mn rtl..:rrl·ll t11 as Chron1l fat 1gu..: "' nJr11ml· "h1k thl\ 'iru'" Jlmn'l n...-l·r fatal 11 "\.l'rt.itnh Ilk Jltl'r ng Sn~dcr "'h" pl.t\l'll thrl'l' ... p.>n' along \\1th duh 'Plk,h<ill "a' schedulcu 111 pla' m1JJlc h.1lth.id. for thl' Aaron' hut" 'l<.1pptn~ thl· sea ... 11n tllll·n1ra- t1on anJ ml·m11f"\ d1111nl·" l\('r- 11g(1) \4,.'\l·rc t.111gul· mu~-le acht<o .inJ µ.1 1n\ . .ind tht 1151 goe<. on Ha\4.1Jlh l B\ 1' J mut h -.1rnn~n ~.i-...• 111 m11ncinulko'" It" nnl l<.no\\ll ho" thl· 'lrU.., I\ trJO\r'Hlll'd hul 11 ".nnt.igcnu' \111\l kd 11,,1r.1n..,m 111cJ ltt..c thl· llu ur ,,,IJ In I '1"-lhl·, \dl\l JnJ m.ir.ithun ''"rid' \\l·r..: \lrull.. h.trcl h' '1ru' II"'"' tx·llncd th,11 J ri nlo. 11111 lr•11H thl \Jrlll' \\J\n h11ttk PJ\\\'d thl' \lfU' ~1l1•ng. ( )lllltl lhl' t°Jr\l "gn 111 lhl' \HU\ I' J \Oil' Ihm.i t lhJt tx·u11l1l'' 'trlf) 1hru<11 It I'> .it thl' 041101."ht•n the • 'tl l1m 1, 'en '""n1<1~eot1._ fPlus~ s~~ BA'RO NS/9 21 Fountain Valley strikes quickly in second half The Dally Piiot The f i1u n1.11n \.till·' ll1gh ~1rl ' 'ioucr tcJm ,.,,r..-J l"" ~11JI\ 1n li'l m1nu1..-.. 1n 1hc ,4..., unJ h.ilt 111 tal..l· J 2-IJ un<,t'l I l'dl!tll' "'111 lrom \IJnna Tuc.,Ja, \t1chelle v. at">n K•>t thl· \tnnng startl·d 211 m1nu1n 1nt11 thl· \Cuind pentxl "hen 11-.1mm.11l· .\ndrea Okura pa.,,eJ thl' hall 111 m1JtidJl•r Michclk (1ann..-r < 1anna thrn \pl11 1he MannJ dcll'll\l' and pa<,<.t•d 11 l1> \\atsun "ho put 11pa\!\1k1ng g0Jl- 1e { rJ\\1n Rn.,,m<in .ind into thl' Inv.er right lMncr •>I lhl' Ol'I In 10 ,.._ '-.i un 1hc "'-·a\on anJ 2-1 ·I 1n thc \un'-l'l tto11d enough tor <.<"C· 1•nJ plJll. \!Jr1n.1 Jrnp\ to ~-'i-1 '" aall .111d 2-2 1n kagUl' pla' rhl \h•PP' tidJ wa\ ..I prnhlem tor hoth tl·.im ' 11tkn....-.. ·· Fountain \,din ( 11Jlh DJn 'xohcll \JrJ .. It v..i\ t'J\\ h1r lhl' Jckm1· Ill JU\I hat!.. utT 11l1l or 1w11 \JrJ, \n, llllll' JO\· onl' tn1·J In • h.1ngl d1n•t 11nn\ 1in 1•tkn\l' thn l'lllktl ur till their bull' .. El<,e~hl·re 1n thl' \un\Cl I t•aguc • Dl'<.p1te trailing I-t i earl~ 1n the uintl''l hl1,11n rrhoundcd v.11h t"o tir'I h.ill gl1al' to "in 2-1 o 'er Ocean \ 1l·w anJ ma111tJ111 11'> lead 1n the \un\CI l l··•SU4..' M•rln•·s M•rllyn Good (l•ftl tries to Ulre the b•ll •w•y from l'ounuln V•ll•y'• M•rnle Sh•rr during the B•ron1· 2 -0 Sunset L••tu• 9lrls soccer victory Tuesd•y. It d1dn I tJl..l' liing lnr lhl' nnt Baron <,t'11rl· a-. \larnll' ..,hi.Irr h11 fi, c minutes later on a<,l\I\ trom (1artnrr and Kell\ (11llt<t The v.in 1m11ro\l'd I oun1a1n \al- l hl' C ha rga' 1 m pn" ed 111 1.1. '--l <>' l'rall Jnd ~-0 111 lea~ue I P~ase see SOCCER /1121 HIGH SC 11001. HO\' H \Sk•:·1·n \I.I. o.., NM ........ 1tJ U. ,._,_ M•rl1U1'1 Steve ~opovlch CdM risks· six-game win streak Sea Kings visit Tustin; Edison welcomes Marina in Sunset lly PATRICK LARKIN o..,.,,_c .... .....-. Corona dcl Mar High head basketball coach Paul Oms said 1n December 1hat it .would take a while for his Sea Kings to meld together as a team. Orns had to play early on with four players sull on the football squad, but since aetting them back. Corona has gone 8-4. includ ina a su-pme winning streak. One of the teams that the Sea Kings met 1n 1he streak was tonifht's opponent, Tustin. The two met in the Coast Chnstmas Oassic at Estancia H1Jh. and Corona del Mar came out with a 60-SO decision. but Orris expects to sec a very different Tiller club. "They wete '°"'issina a couple of starters the last time we played ," Orris said. "They played pretty close to the vest. and now it's lcaaue. it's at their place and that's to their advantqe." Both squad~ r.:nter 1he ., m pm rnn1es1 w11h 2-0 Sea View records and Tu\lln current!) spon'i a fi,e- µme winning streak 10 go "1th 11s 15-2 rC'curd ( dl\1 1s I 1-6 overall "I expect an e\Clling game:· Oms said ··v.:hot",cr makes adjustmC'nts the quickest. should comt· oul on top. "Right now. we're playing some good defense. but offens1 vel~. we're s11ll no1 <;hooting the hall a' wC'll as we could.· Oms' defense 1s lcd b) ..enior point guard Mark Flint, off guard Warren Johnson and cen1er Jeff Jack- son. All average over 10 points per gamr in sconng as well. Tustin counters with three tug player\. David lkilstein. Thomas Clayton. and Jason Moore fkilste1n averages 19 a pme. whale-Moore averaged I I before an injury and Thomas averages 9.2 per gamc "They rully have ~veral weapons," Oms said. "If Moore can comr back from his injury and play as well as before. than that would be a big plus for them ... f Ple•se lff llOYS I al I Woodlw~·1 Mllre Mantttel fleftl al'MI T~ ...... lrWttl wHI IM In actton ton'9ht •• ttte Warrton face Tra•uce tf-.L Cook shoot~:; hole-in-one Gay wins It again for Christ College McGehee, Balmos head for New Mexico St. The D9'ly ~ Hununaton Beach City Adminit- trator Paul Cook. a lonatimc aolfer. recorded his biggest moment in sports when he "101 a hole-in-one at the Scaclifl' Country O ub. Cook hit a three-wood on the note to aoe the l 7S.yard 13th hok while playina • round S.turday with for. mer Mayor Jack Killy at the Hunt· ine,oe lc9ch coune. We couW tee lbe t-11 bcMlRCiae . but lol1 trac:k of it becftte it W8S (Mt I an dcvated peen.•· Cook said Tuea. · day. "I was IOOkan& au around for u when Jack said, •Loot in t~ hok. • I snucll a peck, and theft it was." It was' hi1 fint hole-in-one in a lifetime of tolftna. Cook 11id. The 6--fOot-$ Coot Mid h.is shot on the lucky 13th bole is aa all-time pcnonal aporu tllrill. He .. ~ hiah tchool bMbtbeU la Im MUve t.<ai-. but bit aploiu ~ nothint to write ... lboul,., .. said. Wida We pmiM:t IMI. Cool -able to recoM a ICON o/ 91 fDr .. day. ,... D9ly Not AJbert Gay had the winnana points for the second straiJht pme u Christ Collqc Irvine took I 70-67 Goldm State Ath· aetk Confere~ win ·at home &om Cal 8eptist in oolqr mu1'1 tiumbell ac:tioa T~l nitht. o.{;i.~ heel 1 J.poeneer at dlle • JO win Satwday _..,., coatat. bit a IS tbo1et wftll II __. ftmtli .. to ,... .... ca.&.1•/UI n. o.-y Noe Four Oranac Coast Collcac football playen have indicated t heir future r.lans after dlft· ftl letten Of ID• tenu. whfcb were announced Tuadly. - llunAiftl._ W;k ~~ Juoe McOcMe llce•he• ud "'°"' .... t)' Scott .. mot are both haded to New Mexico State-. wide recc1vrr Mel in Johnson will auend the Uni- vcn1ty of Pacific: and outs1dr linebacker Danny Abral\am is bound for Cal State Northndac. McGchtt, 6-foot. 217 pounds. was a two-year starter at Coast from Huntinaton Beach H~. He M S lht leadina blll-c.anier wtth 782 yards and nine rushina touchdowns. Mc<kbtt also hauled in 17 pus m .-epoocu (second on the team to Matt Crai&) for 227 yards and one t<NCbdown. 8a1mos { 6--I • 20S pounds) iJ from C.nyon H1ah in S.n Antonio. He AIO Orange Cout OAIL Y PILOT I Wedneeday, J.nuary 17. 1980 . by BU Keane oomrrsa CUL TUJt& by Maratta & Maratta "The piano has no batteries, so I can play it all I want.·· MARMADUKE by Brad Anderson I 'vE GoT ir .I! LET'5 MAt:.E rHEM COltD LESS! Ii r DENNIS THE MENACE ! ~ - ~ ! • v t "' • :; i ... i ! ~ !;I bv Hank Ketcham c T .., MW1S TME FlatCE . SHOW SNAKE SNEAKING UPON A VICTIM ... JU5T 'TME OTHilt r:JA"'f I ~5 READIN6 TMAT TMERE ISN'T SUCH A TMIN6 AS A SNOW SNAKE ... ------~I .!IL ... _ft"'- 1 --' 9 GARFIELD FOR BETTER OR FOR WORSE by Chattel M. SCtiili --=-------- 1-17 by Jim Davis j SHOE by Jeff MacNelly 1-17 ~~) "I dread it when you let him watch wrestling with you'" NANCY ARLO AND JANIS ~-.-~n>~ N~.lCOULD ~A TAJ«.E. ~YI ... 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RlPPft I I' I' 0 OYAIL I 1 I I* I f I ,~ i 'ti 'r I•~.:·.::::::= _:...-..;-* ·-~ 2 -·13 can humble anybody I don't know how many of you have coached and had a record of 2-13 in m1d-Januar) with at least 13 games left and "ondered about your sanity. I never thought 11 could happen to me. It always happens to other peo ple. but surely not to you. We are 0-6 1n the conference. a nd we have been in every game -even late m the game. but we alway'i find a wa) to self-d estruct Wl· rnme here. look at the tapes and tr) to figure what went wrong. The stats arc magn1fil.'d when you lose. Some11mcs afta a win, you tend to m1n1mt1(' c;1a1tst1cs. but boy. do those errors stand out when you lose 0 Herc 1s what I'> h..irdest 1n a losing streak: I. Contmuall) tr.tng to get ~our pla)ers to be ros1t1\l.' and fcel up- beat. read~ to pla~. 2. Explaining on the post-game radio sho" "hat "l'nt "rong: 3 E\pla1n1ng tu the media what \.uu tall..cd about on the radio show: · 4 Srx·aking to thl.' booster-; after \ou ha'l.' dealt \\Ith the media and dcu ng 1t all oH·r again s P1r l..1ng ur the nc: .... 'ipapcr the nnt morning and rc:ali 11ng that ~ou rl·alh lmt -11 ''ac, not a dream: 6 (1et11ng \our-.l'lfand \Our a~w; tant tuuthl''i up to prc:parc' for the ne\t gamt'. In th" t·a~e . ...,e·re head- ing for l ·:--.; L \'and thc Thomas & Mack (\•ntc:r to IX' led to the Rebels and hoping someho" ~ou can defeat tht•m for thl.' l\t'\l'nth time -more than an' om· ha' n a Jtcomplio;hed. 0 There art• Pl'Opll' 1n th1\ "orld "11h mulh h1ua prohlrm'> than I hJ\C I re:il1tl' that. "h1rh ha'\ proh- ahh ht·l·n m' c;ah atmn \h olde<.t '><>n. h.ic, tl'rd1r,1I pJI\\ and 11 l'i a )truggll' for him l'J t h <la' JU '-1 to make 11 through annthl'f one: I k 1<. nn rl·al hl'rn 0 ~la!"). m ~ d,1ughtl't·1n-la\\. had a "omkrtul '>ton on ha "nttl·n 1n the ~an Clc:mt·ntl· \un-Po\t <:ihc: t'> the girl\ ba.,h ·thall lu3lh at <iun C kml·ntl' lt1gh anti the <,tor~ "a' about hrr h.1lanl 1ng tl·ar h1ng. t uJt h 1 ng a n<l hl.·1 ng :i mot hl·r of a )llllrlg \\111 \\ l'll d1ll\l', \far) I 0 Nl'"' Mn1rn 'itatl' 1\ n h1g-11mc ll'301 f hl' ~g&le\ tlo not \l'arl'. they an· quit "· grl'Jl Jthll'tl'\. and the~ :m• "l'lkoal hl·d I rl·all~ likl· tht·1r tram I though~ 11 "a' going to IX' l '-..:I \. thtn thl' other three tough tram\ -"c" \1 n1ro <\tatr . l 'C anta Barhara Jnd Long B<:ach State -hut no" I 1h1n l>.. thl· \gg1r" r an pla~ an\Onl· r hl· Big \.\ C\I I\ an oul'>tand1ng u1n ti.•rl·nll' 0 Can \OU 1mJg10l' that altrr 'ii '< PaL-1 O rnnkrl'nle games. Lute Obnn and thr ·\r11ona W1ldrats arc thrl'l" gaml'\ t":hin<l t 'Cl .\ and Or- egon <:ita tr'' I prcd1ttt•d that fraC) Murra) \\1.>Uld he a great pla)er. and he shot An1ona nght out of 11s 1one atur- da\ lie 1s o nh a frc,hman. but as . (Please see MULUGAN /831 WEDNESDAY. JANUARY 17, 1990 111•.tl ,4 lfttf,I C.IHI ., H\,hl IH\1.1 Fischer sets mark, but ·Edison beaten Ocean View stays unbeaten in Sunset The D.iNy ~Not It o nly took Debbie Fischer four minutes to break the state 3-point sho t record, but it took Ocean Vie w 32 to put away Fischer and her Edison teammates, 67-SS, in Sunset League girls basketball action at Edison T uesday night. Fischer had thl't'C 3-pointers and finished with 16 points, to raise her total to 69 for the season. breaking the old mark of 66. "I think Debbie has finally overcome her knee injury and her 3-point shot has come back," Edison Coach Phil Abraham said. "She's handled the whole situation well 1 think. and JUSI because she's got the record , doesn't mean she'll sto p shooting from long ranie." But. perhaps more importantly, Ocean View upped llS Sunset League record to 4-0 to go with its IQ. f season record. while Edison drops to 1-3 and 11 -6. Tracy Wolfe led all scorers for the Seahawks with 23 points and Jenny Sullivan had 18 for the victors. The two combined for 33 rebounds. Wolfe also went 4 of 6 from the free throw line in the fourth quarter after Edison had cut the lead to si.x with four minutes le f\. Sophomore Kristin Brun a lso had a hand in icing the win by hitting 3 of 4 from the line d own the stretch. Alh Takido had eight assists to lead Ocean View in that department. "It was a funny game in both halves." Ocean View Coach Ollie Martin said. "We'd get up b) 12 or 14 and then they battled bar k to cut 11 to single digits again ... Elsewhere 1n the Sunst·t: • Huntington Beach entered the game without three playe~ who were out 111. and b} the time 53 seconds remained in thr contest. the Oilers had lost three m ore 10 foul\ Plaving with a seven-point lead and four pla)ers. the Oller!> held o n for a S 1-44 victor) as o\mber >\mbrose scored 16 points. The game seesawed througho ut w11h a )3.)J tic after three quarters. But Huntingto n. 2-2 1n league and 8-10 overall. received a balanced attack in the final eight minutes as Dana Jahr scored stx of her seven points. Deana lto w had four of he r 10 Points and Jana Da' 1s scored HIGH S('llOOI . filRl.S SO('('t :R another four to lead the way. Kim Sentman scored a game-high :!2 points to lead Westminster. 0-4 in league. • Lack of lighting caused the matchup he· tw~n Fountain Valley and Marina at Marina to be postponed. The electnc1t) in the gymnasium went out after the 1un1or varsit) game-for an unknown reason. The makeup date has not )l'I bct·n de- termined. In the Pacific Coast Leagut' • Ral·hel Ward and Oln 1a De< a milk rach scored I 0 points in the first quanC'r a Costa Mesa ran out to a 23-12 lead at the end of the ~no<l and ne'er looked back heating I aguna H ills. 61).'P. at ho me Tht' \\In mined thr 'v1 u\tang\ to X-~ o 'erall and 2-1 1n the PC L "hill-the Ha""" dropped to 1-2 in kague pla~ \.\ ard had c1 rnrt'a-h1gh 2'i p.11n1, to lead Mc!>a. "hile DcC amllk had I., p111n1' and I' rebounds and Thu) :'-.gu)t"n h<td I 'i point\ and SC\t'n 3S\ISI\ Ngu)cn al\o had t\\o kc:~ hull>..l·t~ 111 put a1A>a) Laguna Hlll5 The \1 ustang point guard huncd t"o 3-prnntn'i at tht' out '>Ct of thl' third (Please see GIRLS /8 21 o ... , ~-~o lty ~ ~.,._ Ed iso n 's De bbie flscher set J-polnter ma r k Tuesda y . Fountain Valley soccer players fight unexpected Sometime<, life dl·al' u-. unl'\· pected blo"s to remind us that thnr 1s more gc11ngnn than ne"' ''l'ather and '>non' It •an tx· a dl·ath in thl· famtl~ or a m.i1or 11lnt'\'> (1cnaalh 11 1'-\ometh1ng dlong tho\t· lim·s that rl'mlnd\ u' thJl n11 m:ittl·r ho\\ gut!d J rx·r\on I'> 1 n .1 pa nil u la r 'P"rt 11 " t hl' 1 m pal t 'hl' ha\ on tiur It' l'\ lltl thl" u1u11m 1'1dd that .., rc;.ill~ 1mp11rtJnt ~ rl'al-lilr dr:tmJ" tal>..tnl!( pl.ill' Jt Fountain Valle~ ll1g.h "hl"rl' 1un1nr' Shelh' Smda anti Kl·hl·lrn D11r'l'' "ere infel.tl'd '-'Ith thl· Fp\ll'ln-11.irr Virus<EB\'). \Onwllml'' rt'k'rrl·l.111 1 a~ Chrontl Fat1gUl' ...,, ndrnml· \.\ h1k thl\ '1ru\ ".llm11'1 nn l'I fatal. 11 1\ 1.ena1nh ltk .lltrnng c;n~dl'r \\hi\ nl.1\l'd thrn· '11''rt' along" 1th duh q11ln hJll ""·" scht'dukd tt1 pl.i ' m1Jdk hJllhJ1.~ for thl' A:irun' hut ''"-•rrtnr 'hl· sca.,nn to rl''t ~mptum,ol I H\ tn1.lulk '"'' throJt painful h mph n1xk .. lk· prns1on pruhll·m, "11h l.\lnll'ntr.1 uon and ml·mlif' d1111nl'"' '' l'r llgol. 'l''l'n' la11guc. musck arhl'\ Jnd pd in\. Jnd the lt!>l l!!<'I<.'\ nn Bc1\t 1Jlh F H\ I" J much 'tr11ngl·r LJ\l' ol munonu, ko"" It 1' nut l..n11 \\ n h11"' thl· '1ru' 1' tr.IO\l1lltll'd hul II I' U1nlJl!-l'llU' \lo't ll'l'l 11" 1r.111,m1ttl·d ltl..r th,· tlu or lold In I ":O. -lhl' l \l ll'I Jnd l11Jr,1th11n ""rid .. "lfl" 'lrUl I>.. h.trd h' '1ru' It "'J' hl'ltl''l'J that Jrtn~ tng. trom thl· "1n1l' V.Jtn h<•ttk f)J\'>l'J thl· \ trU' J 111ng <>lien lht· t"1r'1 \lgn "' lhl' '1ru' 1' J "'rl· throJI thJt tx·u1ml'' \lfl"{l thrna t It" JI th1' p.1101 "'hl·n thl· \ 1\tllTI I' \l'f'\ lOnt.ajU:UU' fPlus~ sel" 8ARONS/821 i .-Fountain Valley strikes quickly in second half The Dally Piiot The F0 unt..1 tn \ .1lln ll tl!(h itirl' \O\l'l'r team .,, ornl '"'" ~11,tl, 1 n ti' l" m1nutl"' 1n thr \l'lond halt 111 tJ"l' J 2-0 \un\l"t I l'.l~ttl' \\In twm \IJ rtnJ Tur-.Ja, \11r hrllc v. ahnn got thl' 'uirtng Startt•d :11 minUll'\ Into lhl' \l'l ond pemxt "hl·n ll'Jmmaa· \n,frrJ Okura pa<,<,t·J thl· hall Ill m1dr"tdda M1t·hellc C1artnl'r (1anncr then c;pli1 the \fanna dctcmc and pa'"'-'d ti Ill \.\ato;on \\hO put II pJ<,l \I ing g11J I· 1e < n<;ttn R<w>mJn and 1n111 thl' lo1A>cr n ght 1.orner ''' thl· Ol'I In In h· '1-4 llll thl' wa\(10 and 2-1-1 1n thl' \un\l't. tt11<>d enough tor '>t"l · l>nd plJll' \1Jrin.t drop., 10 -.'i. I l'' l'rall .1nJ :.: in kagut· pla ~ 1 hl' \IOPP' ticlJ v.a\ J prnhlem 1111 h<ith tl'J m·, of1l'n'r' ·· Fountain \Jill'' < llJ1.h D.in \..11tx•ll \31d ··11 ...... , l'J" hir thl' Jl'fl'n'l' w JU'll hacl.. utl onl· or I"" \cHd\ .\n,11mc an\· llOl' tr1nl Ill I hangl' dtrn lllln\ on 11tll·n~ thl·' l'nJl·d up o n their hut"·· El'-<'"'hl·rt· 1n the ...,un\l'I l C'ague • [)co;p11e tra1lt ng 1-ll earl\ 1n the ll\Oll'"' [dl\on rl·houndcd "tlh tlA>O tir't half goal\ to " in :-l o'er Ocean \ ll'"" and ma1nt.11n ti\ lead in the O..,un-.c.·t I l·agul' M•rln•·• M•rllyn Good fleftf tries to t.ere th• b •ll •w•y from l'oune.ln Va lley•• M•rnle Sh•rr during the Barons· 2-0 Sunset Le•tu• glrl1 soccer victory Tuesd•Y· It tl1dn"1 tal..l' lllng lur thr nl'\I Ba ron <.core ac; \larn1l' \hJrr htt fi"· minutes later on as1<.1<. Imm l 1.1nnrr and Kell\ (.jl!ll<t The "in 1mpmH·d Fountain \al T hr l hargl'r\ rmprm ed tn 4-3-4 11' nail and .t-0 1n league (Plea~ ~e SOCCER /82) Hl(ill St 11001. 110\--R\Sh•:·1·H\l .I . .....,. -,..._.,Lee ~., ... M•rln•·• Steve flopovlch CdM risks six-game win streak Sea Kings visit Tustin; Edison welcomes M arina in Sunset By PATRICK LARKIN Oal!yl'llot C°" ............ Coro na del Mar High head basketball coach Paul Oms said 1n December that 11 would take a while for his Sea Kings to meld together as a team. Orris had to play early on with four players 'illll o n the football squad. but since aettmg them back. Corona has go ne 8-4, includina a six-pme winning streak. One of the team s that the Sea Kings met in the streak was tonifht's opponent. Tustin. The two met in the Coast Chnstmas Classic a t Estancia HiJh. and Corona del Mar came ou t with a 60-SO dedsion. but Orris expects to see a very different Tiller club. "They were missing a couple of starters the last time we played.'' Orris said. "They played pretty close to the vest, and now it's league. it's at their place and that's to their advantage." Both squad~ enter the " '0 pm t0ntcst with 2-0 Sea View records and Tu~t1n rurrrnth <;port~ a fi,e. game winning st real.. to go "11h m 15-2 n."C<>rd Cd M 1s I 1-6 overall "l ex{>C<'t an C\C1t1ng game." Oms ')3 1d "Wh~'er m akes adjustments the qu1rkr~t. should rnmr out on top. "Right now. we"re pla~1ng some good defense. but o ffenstvcl}. we're sttll not ~hoo11ng the l:lall as wrll as we could.· Oms' defense 1s led h) <,en1or point guard Mark Flint. ofT guard W arrrn Johnson and center Jeff Jack- son. <\II average over 10 point~ per game 1n sconng as well. Tustin counters w1th three t,.g players. David Bctlstrin. Th omas Clayton. and Jason Moore Bc1lste1 n averages 19 a g.ame. while Moorr a"rraged 11 before an injury and T hom as :tveragrs Q.2 per game. "They really have several weapons." Oms said. "If Moore can come back from h1<1 lnJUry and play as well as before. than that would be a big plus for them ... f~aM lff IOYS/B2t Cook shoot~:; hole-in-one Gay wins It again for Christ College McGehee, Balmos head for New Mexico St . The D.iNy ~ Huntington Beach City Adminis. tnator Paul Cook. a lonatunc 1olfer. recorded h15 b1ucst mo ment in spon.s whe n he shot a hole-in-one at the Scacliff Country Club. Cook hit a three-wood on the notr to ace 1he I 75'"yard 13th hole while p&a)'Jnl a round S.turday with for-?Mt Ma~or Jack Ktlly at the Hunl· •neon lkldl coune. ·we coukt • the baJI boundne. but lolt trKk o f h btclute it wu Ofl t an devaled ~n." Cook 11id Tue.· day. "I was lootuna au around for u when J ack said. 'Look in the hole.' I snuct I peek, and there ii MS ... It was l\iJ flril hole-in-one in 1 lifetime of tolfint, Cook u id. The 6-f()()(~S Cook said his shot on the lucky I l tb hole it an all-time ptnonal sporu thrill. He played hiah IChool butetball in lrit Mti~ M'"'aJne, but bit ellploitl "'Wllft nothina 1.0 wnic bome lbovt.... 11e said. Wi~ Ml perkt tMc. C.oot _., Ible lO record a ICOf'e ~ 9t for tM day. TN D.ety Not Albert Gay had the winmna poinu for the !CCOnd stmp t pme as Christ Colleec lrvnle look a 10-67 Gokkn SW~ Alb· aetic Conkrncc win at home &om Cal BapUal in oolkee men's buketbUJ IClioo Tundaf niaht. 0.t;.111~ had a l-poentcr II .. JO win Saturday •1•1 coa-. bit a IS bMer' wilt II ~ '' +he 10 ......... COU.W/U) The D.aly Not Four O!"allF Coaat Collete football playen have indicated thei r fu t ure plans after s~· 1111 letten of 1n· tents, wh ich ~announced TYCldly. Run=:: -._... Juoe Mc••hl • and ltr'OIW .... ty Scott lllmos are both heeded to New Meiuco State. w1de receiver MelVln Johnt0n will attend the m- vcn1ty of Pacific. and outside lineNckcr Danny Abnham bound for C al State Northndat. McGchtt. 6-foot. 2 17 pounds. was a two-year st.aner at Coa1t from Huntintton Belch H 'ch· He wa• t~ lcadina bell-carrier with 782 yards and n ine nashln1 touchdown&. McOchtt alt0 hauled in 17 pus micptions (second on the team to Mar\ Crail) for 227 yardl and one toumdowft. 9rahnoa ~~ 1. 205 poundt) it ftvm C.nyon Hith in San Antonto. He P.-TM AIJI._ ~ DENVER -Some f'olb call it the Siaypbu1 complex, after the kina in Greek ~ mytholosY who spent eternity in Hades 'C:>"" pushin,a a heavy stone uphill only to have ---- it fall t.ck down. Broncos fans llkc Linda Osmioer are afraid they'll never r· to the top. ''I we lose, the whole country will know," said Osminer. who wants to watch the Super Bowl Jan. 28 btfl isn't sutt she can stand it. • "It's so disappointina. It leaves fans .real flat." " Currents o dread an: tempering Denver's erfthusiasm for another Broncos Super Bowl trip. Two humili.atana losses there in three rears. com- b&ocd with the University of Colorado Buffaloes' Jan. I loss in the Orange Bowl, are enough to keep some fans from setting their hopes up about the Broncos' appear· ance ~inst San Francisco in New Orleans. ··1 m worried. I had mixed feelings going into the Ocveland game. I didn't want them to lose. but I'm afraid they're going to be really hum1liatN1." said Bruce Farnham, 42, on Monday. the day after the Broncos beat the Cleveland Browns for the AFC Championship. "It'll be a blue Monday," said LafT) Padilla. 43, of the Monda) after the Super Bowl. Anothc.>r Super Bowl loss could aggravate the infenonty complex that many Denverites harbor about their ci ty, psychologjsts sa). Some fans even have suggested that it would havt· been better if th(' Broncos had lost to Cleveland rather than risk another mammoth defeat. ary recll:y, coach of the all-offense U.S. lnternauo nal basketball team. which has been ·:involved in some of the hi~hest scoring collegiate ;:sames in histof) · "We don t have a large budget. :;w e want to play D1v1s1on I basketball We thought we fo und a wa} that .,..ould allow us to compete -and that .,..as 10 put up points. Points arc cheap." Witt agrees to contract ' ... : Make Witt. coming off his poorest :-a season in s1\ )ears. airccd Tue'ida> to a one-)ear contract with the California • Angels. ---- Witt. 29. "'as 9-15 "llh a .i 54 earned-run a\erage an 33 stans l:m 'eason It "'as the first time that he failed to reach double figures in "1ctoncs since 198 l when he was 7-14 with a 4 91 ERA. In l I of h1.., fo.,ses 1n 1989. the Angels scored l"'O runs or fewer. Ht· allowed three carncd rum or fcwa 18 11mes. Witt, a nine-year. major-league veteran. has a 109-104 career record w1 1h a J .78 ERA . He JU\I completed a two-year contract 1n which he C'arncd s.; 8 million. By s1gn1ng W111. thC' Angds havl' 11 pla)cr\ rema1n1ng who have filed for salary arb11rat1on. includ- ing Wall y Jo} ncr. who had filed for arb1 trat1on last week. Joyner c;ubmlltl'd a S l 75 m11lwn figure on Tuesda} and thC' A.ngels offered S 1.1:! '1.000 In other '>pon<, ne.,..s Tuc'ida) •A total of 16 1 players subm111ed their names. two more than the prc\IOUs record set 10 I 9lS6. as the deadline passed for salary arb1tra11on filing. •Kevin Mitchell rece1 .. cd the largest one-year salary ancrea~ 10 ba~ball h1'itOf) 1.11hen the National League MVP agreed to a one-year contract for S2.083 million With the San Francisco Giants His raise or Sl.423 m11l1on topped the pre .. 1ous onC'-)ear record or S 1.305 million. set last sea.,on b> Jose Canseco of Oakland. • Ph1ladelph1a reliever Roger Mcf)o.,..ell agreed to a S6 m1ll1on. lhrt'e-}ear deal. McDowell. who made $762.000 10 1989. get~ a S600.000 s1gn1ng bonus, S 1.2 million in 1990. S2 m1ll1on in 1991 and S2.2 million in 1992. •Detroit nght-hander Jack Morns. the w1nn ingcs1 pitcher of the I 9ROs. has withdrawn his name from consideration for salary arbitration and 1s expected to sign a new contract w11h 1hc Tigers this week Kings' slump continues Alexander MogJ lny and defenseman ---- Phil Housley scored I J seconds apan early a iJ>. the second penod to start a three-goal .• "-.:, S11Cak and the Buffalo Sabres beat Los ---- Anscles, 4-2. Tuesday ni&ht at the Forum. the Kings· si~th loss in their la.st seven games. Housley added two assists as the Sabres ended a tbrec-pme road trip with their second straight victor). They had lost their previous six. Wayne G reulcy extended has sconng streak to 13 pmti for the Kinp. who have not wo:1 since New Year's Day and fell below .500 for the first 11me since ~ov. 15. Los Angeles is 1-7-2 in its last 10 Elsewhere an the NHL Tuesday: Red Wmp •. Olien t : Steve Yzerman scored twice to lead Detroit to its first road win since Dec. 9 Yzerman scored early in the second penod to tie the score, J..3, and added the winner 39 seconds into the final period to break Detroit's four-pme losing streak 9n the road. Detroit, (). 7-1 in opposition rinks since Dec. 9, had only five wins in 24 games away from Joe Louis Arena this season. Capitals t, Devils •: In Landover. Md .• Michal Pivonka had two 1oals and an assist and Washington won Terry Murray's coaching debut. overcoming a thrcc-aoal defidt and snapping an eight-game losing streak. .......,_ J, Culleb t : Glenn Healy made 51 saves for his second career shutout as New York moved back to the .SOO mark with its seventh straight victory. The loss was Vancouver's fifth in a row and its seventh in eiabt pmes. The Canucks are 6-21 -8 lifetime at the Nuuu Coliseum. P .. ' '· Flyers J: In Pitt.Jb\uJh, Rob Brown ICOl'Cld ririce and Mario Lemieux extended his point· ~ mak to 34 pmn u the PeQsuins won for the fifth umc in six ~es and extended Philadelphia's winleu IUak to ciaht rmes ((}:S-3). NerU4 11 I , Jell In Winnipea. Darin Kimble ecored .ritfl ftve minu1a mnaini~ in rqulation time IO ad Quebec to the win. After Kimble broke a 6-6 tie wi1b b.iaaa. ~Finn added one into an empty net for 1bl c:&oc:lier at the Nordiquet won for only the ninth ... ia ., ....... dlil -.on. T • I. ..... I: In St. LouiJ. Brian Maclellan _... two..,. and Calpry'a top:rat.ed power-play 8lil ..... Oii lta ftnt tw0 duaftcea. M.c:Lellan and 0., ......... • 1bl c.a.tY powa· play,. which .... 2 .. 3 lw ... ......, ~ ®mour. whe> "alto Md _......, Mxl1 nn Md Salli MMarov tcored pit 91J:ll ............ Period to put Ille F1ama Graf advances In Australla MELBOURNE. .\ustralia -West ---- Germans Bons Becker and Steffi Graf ha ve • • an unfair advantage as they seek to conquer _,,,,- Australia after captunng Wimbledon and ---- the U.S. Open. • . Compatriots armed with tennis rackets. they prac- tice together from lime to time. then go out and beat up on the rest of the world. Graf. who is seeking her third straight .<\ustralian singles 111lc. toda~ crushed young American Erika Del one. 6-1. 6-2. 1n a second-round match. Becker. who stormed to a first-round vi ctory in the Australian Open Tuesday night. said his 20..minute h1111ng session with Graf just before the tournament was "quite intense." "II .,..as hkc playing with some guys for an hour," he \31d "Thank ( 1od, I have the serve ... lnfante's contract extended Lindv Infante. voted the National Football ·League roach of the year after ~ leading the Green Ba) Packers to their best ~ season since 1':172. was rewarded with a l\\o-~car Lontract extension Tuesday. Infante had three years remaining on the origanal fi\e-\l·ar deal ht• signed 1n 1988 and is now under rnntract through the 1994 season. financial details were not released but the Milwaukee Journal reported that lnfantt' made s.:ioo.ooo a season in hi s old contract In othl·r pro football news Tuesday: •Ne.,.. York Jets general manager Dick Stei nberg met wit h Flo)d Pl'tcrs. the defensive coordinator of the Minnesota V1kang!>. 10 the NFL team's search for a head coach. Bl's1dcs Peters. other candidates Steinberg has met with an: George Perle~. head coach at Michi gan State: Brute Cosktt. offensi ve coordinator of the Cin- cinna11 Bengal'>. and Vince Tobin. defensive coordi- nator of the Chicago Bears. • Clc-..dand offensive guard Ted Banker under- went major surgcr) on h1'i left knee to repair a variet) o f inJuncs ~usta1ntd 10 Sunda~ 's 37-21 pla)off loss 1n [Xn,cr. Banker. ~b. wi ll need to recuperate for 11 to 12 months. Bro"'"' spokesman Bob Eller said. Mccants decides on NFL Tl'SC.\LOO~~. Ala. -All -American hnebac:l>.er Keith McCants said Tuesday ~ that the chann· to make h•$ mone) 1n the ~ NFL made him decide to give up his final year of cl1g1bil11~ at Alabama. "I trul> hclie\t' that II 1s now 11me fo r me to move on ... the 6-foot-5. 255-pound McCants said al a new~ conference. "With the chance to pla> in th e NFL. I have the opportunit) to provide financial se<:unt) for myself anti m\ fam1h ... With h1~ \pcl·d and s1Le. McCants likcl) will be one of the top choice\ in the Na tional Football League's April draft. 1n which the o\tlanta Falcons have the first J')Kk. Clippers Harper honored Ro n Harper of the Los Angeles Oip- pers. who a\ eraged 23.8 points. 6.3 assists * and 5.3 rebounds per game last week. was named NBA Player of the Weck Tuesday. ---- Acquired in trade from Cleveland earlier an 1hc season. Harper helped the 0 1ppers to three wins m four games last week . concluding a 5-3 road tnp. LA had been 0..10 on the road before the tnp In other spons news Tuesday: •Seattle SuperSon1cs All-Star guard Dale Ellis was released from Harborv1ew Medical Center in Seattle after several days of treatment for broken ribs while the King County prosecutor's office began debating whether to charge Ellis with dn .. 1ng while intoxicated. Ellis suffered three broken nbs and a collapsed lung early Friday momin' when his 1989 Mercedes Benz struck a hiahway barner. W Tennessee ~tar tailback Chuck Webb. named most valuable player 1n the Vols' Cotton Bowl victory over Arkansas. ha~ been suspended from school for a violation of conduct rules. •Coaches Dale Brown of Louisiana State and Rick Pitino of Kentucky were reprimanded by the Southeastern Conference for their confrontation 10 Saturday's game. won bv LSU. 94-81. 1111\1'10,-H \UIO T•LSYIUC* 1 o.m. -GOL,: 8ot> HoH CIMlk from Palm Sc»rlnin, ESPN. _ 4 o.m. -COLLIEG• aASKaTaALL: &oston College at Georgetown, ESPN (resieels al 12:30 a.m.). 4:.JO o.m. -"o HOCK•Y: PMw York Islanders el MontrMI, SoorbCIMlnne4 (reotels at 10 o.m.l. s o.m. -"o BASK•TBALL: New YOf'k •I S.n Antonio, TNT. S:JO o.m. -COLL•G• •ASK•TBALL: LovOla·IK. al o.Paul, WGN. 6 p,m . -COU.•G• BASK•TaALL: Duka al North Carollne, E~. 7:l0 p.m. -HOtlM ltACIMG: S.nla Anita rec>lavs. CNMWlel 11 <s.aonte..-. ,.lO p.m.) . 7:JO o.m. -PlltO BASK•TBALL: S..ttte at Lakert, Prime Ticket. ~ p,m. -MflL SOCCllt: S.n Oteeo al St. Louis (dflev.d), Prime Tldlet. I a.m. -HCMlll RACING: Loa Alemltoa tMtrneu ,..YI, Prime Tldctt . •MMO .. 7:30 o.m. -PlltO USKaTaALL: S..ttle at Ullert. KL.AC (511). boundt ud ICOftd t l of btt 1 S polnta in dlr ICIClODd ba1f'. Qian .. t.M •lcedcr witb 16, For New~ 1-2). 5'llCY ..... Jeni Ball 13. "°"' The A.a dltld ,.,.. • Ron Harper ICOred 33 pointl bef'ore leavina with a knee ll\iwy la the f'ounh quaner Tuesday niabt and the Loi Anaelet Oippen belt Charlotte, I 06-98, droppina the Hornets to (}: 16 on the road. Charlotte is the only NBA team without a road victory this season. The Hornets have lost six straight pmes overall. Kelly Tripuck.a scored a season· high 30 points and Dell Curry had 21 for Charlotte, which made only one field &oal in the final 31h minutes. The Hornets also fa iled to capitalize on six missed free throws by Los Angeles an the last two minutes. In other NBA pmcs Tuesday: 88Ck1 IH, Warrlon IH: In Mil· waukec, Alvin Robertson had a season-high 37 points and a career· high I 6 rebounds as the Bucks rallied on 15 straight points in the third period to beat Golden State. The victory denied Golden State's Don Nelson. who coached for 1 l years in Milwaukee, his 600th vie· tory. Kia&• IH, Hawu ti: Jn Sacra- mento, Wayman Tisdale and Harold Pressley topped seven doul:le-figure scorers with 21 points eaC'h as the Kings snapped a three-game losing streak. Dominique Wilkins had 28 poants and Moses Malone 22 for the Hawks, who lost their sixth straight on the road. TraU Bla1en Ut. N•uet1 11$: Buck. Williams scored a season-high 24 points and Clyde Drexler added 23 as host Portland won for the eighth time an nine games. BARONS From 81 The virus generally a11acks young people, especially those who arc 'Cf) active and are trying to push them- seh cs 10 the limit. Women are twice as likely w get 11 as men. Some recover 1n as little as three months. Some never \10. Some people nc' er fully recover as there 1s no known cure. The onl) treatment 1s rest. and some dcx·tor" feel a strict diet ma) also help. Sn)der and Dor~) are plugging a"a) to reCO\C'r "Shelb} 1s s111l tr) 1ng to pla) club olle) ball ." said Barons soccer coach Don Scohell. .. he started to feel the signs dunng the last week of the voile} ball season. and she never made 11 to a single practice for soccer. "Apparent!} she 1s doing OK wi th 11 as far as 'ollc>hall goes. but there is no way she could have pla}ed soccer. I don't want to o;tan a con- trovers} or an) thing. or say that soccer 1s better that volleyball. but soccer is defin1tl~ more physically demanding." Dorsey karned or her affiicti on toward the l'Od of the school year last year. and she"'itill has not re- coverd "Rebecca was fon unatc a'> the doctors found out she had 11 just as school got ou t ... Scobcll said. "She has been rl·sung and 1s on a strict diet. Also she closel) monitors how COLLEGE From 11 give CCI a 68-67 lead. Cal Baptist then drove down the court and had a chance to win. but both free throws were missed. Kevin Kur7 grabbed the rehound and made two throw\ at the other end for the final difference The win improved the Eagles to I 0-11 on the season and 2-1 in conference. Cal Bapti st drops to 7-10 and 0-3. In another GSAC matchup: • SoCal College suffered its sec- ond straight road setback. this time at Fresno Pacific. 92-88. 1n over- time. The Vanguards. who fell at Westmont Saturday. dropped to 10..7 O\erall and 1-2 in the con- ference. Fresno Pacific ( 12·6. 2-0) built a 15-poant lead in the first hair. only to see SC(' cli mb back Within five by halftime. The game stayed close throughout the second half. with BOYS From'' Jn other games: • First place is also at stake an the Sunset League as Edison entertains Marina at 7 p.m. This will be the third matchup of the teams this season with Edison winnina both previous contests by a total of seven points. "I don't think pre-season wins will have anythina to do with this con· test," Edison Coach Jon Botc.bert 11id. "The other two pmea ~ played earl}' on in the ICUOn and at the end of tournaments. so both ta.ml were tired. Plus. we dMtn't ~~ve a lot of time for prep: Marina COICb Steve Popovich ecboa Botdten'1 &Wlllneftt. 111 'det I c:MIMle for I aMte of ft,. la tbe S... OI dae ..... lMd ft' ~:.t.:::: lll7Cla ~--a wtcs , ... NO: 2 ... ) ...... No. -· ._,PllilOi It c • .,M. .... w•• :l: t: J.O. "9111 ....... 10.1 •-.-• ut111 ••fll Chartotte•1 Tyrone 11ofue1 ft I es p••t Ron H•rper of the CHppers whlle preparing top• 11 during first qu•rter. much ac11v1t) she 1s having. II 1s a very stn ct regimen." In September. Dorse> attempted to participate in a s1.>.th period ph)\I· cal education dass. but 1t became too much for her. She began w11h light soccer \~orkou1s 1n November. sw1tch1ng from middle halfhack -a pos1t1on whl·rc player must chase the ball all ovt·r the fie ld -IO fullback. ales'> drn1and1ng pos111on phys1call ~ "E,cn after all th1<. 11me. she has her good da)S and bad. Somet1 mec; she c:an go a full game "'th no probkm. but other limes she needs a coupk of breaks .... It 1s hard to sa} but sht' seems to he getting a little better. but 11 ·~a vef) slow process.·· While the girls soccer team did note' en "ep on to the field before EPV knocked out a couple of their pla}crs. the remainder of the team ha' been fa1rl} free of injury or illness. ··we have had onl) ont' major injuf) this }ear." Scobcll said. "T1 f· fan) Morenc went to a volleyball recruiting tournament and blew out her knee JUSI like her twm sister Terra did a couple years ago. It 1s a shame too because she was jUSt staning to come into her own. "She is working very hard 10 rehab and the outlook is iood. It 10, funn) our only real physical set· backs have been off the field " A few bright spots for Fountain Valle> ( 2-1-1 in the Sunset League Fresno's Dave Heidebrecht netting a pair of free throws with 35 r,cconds remaining to tie 11. In women's action: • Nora Menken had 22 points and eight rebounds 1n a losing cause as SoCal College was worn down at Fresno Pacific. 70-5.i The Vanguard'> (M-7. l ·I 1n thl' GSAO trailed b) onl y four point~ at half11me. but Fresno Pac1fit• <7-9. SOCCER From 81 In Sc&.V iew League action: • Justlne DiCesare. Becky Todd and Susie Peters all had goals for Corona del Mar. as the Sea Ki ngs defeated Tustin. 3·1 to remain atop the Sea View League. The Sea Kings move to 3--0 in league and 11-5-3 overall. whi le Tustin drops to 0..1-2 amd 4-5-2. •University's Shawna Novegrod and Kelli Kynoch each scored a pair anti 0-5-4 O\erall) thl'i \Car have been ~1 1rhcJk Watson: Ma rnie \<:harr and N1nilk Rt•ischstein. Wahoo v.a'i thl' junior 'ars11~ MVP la't \t•a rand th1\ \Car th e 1un1 or for~artl kads 1hr tt·am in i!<rn h 'corcd Sl·harr and Rel\l h\tt•in <irt• \t'nH>r r111dficldl'r\ ll ho h,I\ l' raught lht• l')t' c 11 tollt·gc rnru1tt'f\ I hc) art• al~o .imong lht· leadt•r.. 111 'coring. ··ta't \l'ar "l' fin1\ht·cl 10 fifth :>IJll. hut th.it Jun1<ir 'arc;1t) team •.1.t·n1 unt.kft•ated and a lot of them ,m· on tht• \.lf\lt\ 1111 .. \Car:· SC'ohell ·.;ml "I ha\l' d numht·r nf k1d<; that .trt• plJ\lng 'l'~ "'l'll 11 "hard lo "ingk oul J In' \\ t• .irt· reall~ 1 om111tt togl'lhrr Jnd I think "'l' afl' •,tJrt1ng 111 turn thl\ program around 1>. l· h,c, t• not htTn 11ul of a hall g;imc t lm 't·Jr · ·\g;tin\I rwrren1.1l rt1v.rr<. I l I mo :end \1 1\\llHl \'11·111 thl' HJroO\ l'Jrnt•d lit'\ .ind .1g.i1n\t r d1\nn. I 11untJlll \Jilt'' lo\l ~-1 ''•th three >l di Jnd th1· < h.irgcr' ~onng ( a rx·nalt) "" i.. ll. \\(' "l'rt' llt'd \l llh the < ha1gt'r' JI thl' hall .ind \l(' 1ut pla ~l'd lhl·m in till' \t'rnnd half.'' '>l'l1ht·ll ,a1d "W l' "'l'fC JU"I unlu{k\ I i.. Oct\\ Ld1<.11n wa' real I) rom crnl·d. hut \lhrn v.r pla~ th1•m again and 1f "'1) lt'.1111 1\ ht:J lth~ \ll' -.hould g1vt• .J \t·r~ gurnl !ll t11un1 of nur.,chc\ ll ,hould ht· quilt: a g;1111l· ·· Stan Grancb's column ap/'('ars , .,'f'r) K'ednt'sdaJ. I· 11 tl\l'tl .1 'PUrl m1d.,..a~ through tht• \l'lllntl h:ilt lo pull a"'a~ • ( hn\I ( olkgl' In ine'o; (icn· t'\l{'\t' (1r::all ~orttl IX points and I he bgll·' "'t're clo\C' throughout. I 1ut < al Haptl\l0 \ \onJa '\kkerman. Hho '>tore<l IX pwnts. hit a pair of ha\kl'l\ in thc latl' going to ">Cal a 117-6:! (,').\(' 'll'tnn Jg;t1n<;t the hn'il l..agle .. t •f goals to lead the Trojans to a I 0.1 t;ca View League win over Saddle- had.. The Trojans improved to :!-0-1 for !lec:ond in league and 6-4· '\ (1\crall. while Saddleback fell lo ().J 1 n league. •Danielle Straub's second-half H.Oal l'arned Estancia a 1-1 deadlock 1v11h Newport Harbor. After a score· .t e<;s fi rst half. Straub scored approll · 1 matcly three minutes after Mcghan ~it1ckler had given the Sailors (0..1-2 1 n Sea View) a 1-0 lead on an assi st I rnm Heather Webb. the better big men in Orange County l:c ke to get the ball inside and they in Marina's Cherokee Parks and r ely on perimeter shooting. Edison's Bill Martineau. The 6-"The team that plays the best foot· I I Parks is averaging 20 points dlefensc wall probably win." per game, while 6-10 Martineau av-·------------• eraacs just under 12. " "If they concentrate too much on Pr1'ca 'eads L 'b t Cherokee, I think our outside shoot· j '"' /I I er y ina can hurt them." Popovich said. 1rhe D.aly Not .. Both teams arc so deep. It seems like there's always someone on their Libeny Cb.ristian's Todd Price hit team that can pick up the slack." ·11 .five-foot jumper with about one fntnute left and the Minutemen held • Even tb~lh it•s still early on In off Herhqe Christian down the leque play. Woodbridae Coech 8111 1.ttetch for a 39-38 Academy t.aaue Shannon 11 stilt e~cited about 10: t>ay1 basketball victory without the niaht's matcbup between his War-benefit of their lcadina scorer Steve ri0'1 and Trabuco Hills in a Pacific Chappell. Coat l..aluc pmc. Milce Hogatt led the Minutemen "If yo. c:u pick 1 bia ~ out at I ·2 in -.ue and l-9 overall with I 4 thia time of year, tben ihla would be 1>0iota nd Price lldded il while lt," Sbaanoa aid. ..... ,always been 1\Jo Mdnaw ti.cl nine rebounds a ..-. rivalry berMtD tbe two land four s*nta. tdMM>ll ID bOlbcr hon pme: Alld llaOft importalltt): it's for 8nt •Newport Chriltiu'1 Jo~n pllce aad A Ila • Oil tM comped-«)'.... tcand I 111M hW: 26 ... .... ~ .. l.O la die .~-.... ...... c ..... .,... -......11-Wc'h!:f -1 -... -YOUlll ~09q•eron .-~ --~""' <ioukt _. Mid oa 10 --.... 10.7 ""91 record ....... ~ ...... Cll a...a.., 60-51. .. ~la II 1•1. ''° """'''& 'z{!r-la lfow. .... :-r.~ ·:"Ir~ l:'rir:.'... ...,: .:.:: Ji -di.Ml -09 We l.161 • 'rJFO ... ID Z..l '8 .... • 'I •Oi••• ......... W LN. LAllllr'I M I .165 ~ M H .111 ~· II 1• .la .... 11 " .529 Goteln s.... " " .•51 ai.era 16 " .A57 *tW'l'leftlO f 26 .2S1 ~·~ Sen Antonio 21 10 .6'7 Uteh 23 l1 .676 Denver 22 16 .579 O.Mea 17 19 .•72 Houston 16 20 ."4 Chartotte 7 27 .206 Mlnneaota 7 21 .200 ......... c ..... w. New York eo,1on Ptllladelohl• W•lhlnoton NewJeruv Miami De troll Cnlcaoo lndlana Mltw•ukH Allant• Cleveland Orlando Atlefllk ~ 26 10 .722 21 14 .600 19 16 .SC " 22 .3" 11 2S .306 I JO .211 Central DMllen 2S 12 676 23 13 639 22 lS S9S 20 16 .SS6 11 16 .S29 16 11 '71 10 26 271 T~V't kerft ~ 106. Charlotte 9' Mllw•u•" 134. Golden S1a1e 126 Secrem.1110 IOI. Allenla '1 POftlend 120. Denver llS TMeY'tG-SH ttle el l..atren, 1 )Cl pm Wathlno1on al N-Jertev. • 30 p rn Oelroil et Phileo.tOflla. • 30 pm 80\ton et Orle t>Oo. • 30 Pm tndlena al Mle ml, • 30 pm New Vork el Sen Anlonlo S om Clev•leno el Hou\lon, S 30 om P110.nl• a1 Oellet, S 30 pm Anente et Uren, 6 30 p m 01"9'' 106, HorMts 91 IVJI 1 I lOVJI IOV, 17'h •"'1 6'i'J 12 lS 19 l'h 3 •'n S'I> 71,, ,. .. , CHAltLOTT• -TrlPuCke ll·?t J·l 30, J R Reid 7·19 S·6 It , Grey l·S 1·7 J, Chapman S·IS 0·0 II, Skhllng O·l 0·0 0, Currv 10-lt 1·1 71. l!looutt 7· • 0·0 •• Ge!ll\Oll O· I 0·0 o. R Reio 0· s 0-0 0. ROWM>m S·6 O·O 10 Total• 43· IOS 10-12 .. CLl"EIU -Smit II 10· 16 4· S 74 Menning 4·7 3·6 II 8en1emln 1-14 • • 11, Heroer 11·7S l ·t 33, Gren! S-7 1·1 II Normen J·6 J·I 9. Wolf 0·1 0·1 0, Riwert 0· I 0·0 O. Merlln O O O·O O Totet\ 41·11 7J·lS IOI Sure bv Ollen.n Charlott• n 76 n n te Clle>0er1 74 lO 10 31-106 )·Point QOel\-Cl'larlOtte 1· 11 fTr1PuO a 1 ) Cne11men 1·4, 8ooue1 0 I Currv 0·31 1-1 (Herper 1·11 FOUied Oul-J R Re•o Rt· l>OullO\-Cl'larlOtte 41 ! J R Reio IOI C1Jpoer1 6S •8e<1i.m1n 201 Aul1!\-Cl'\8rlotte 1'I f8 ooue1 131. CHPe>erl 33 !Gren! Ill Totet lovtt-Cl'le none 7S. CloPOers 17 TKM I· cel\-ChPO.r\ 1"1tvet oelenie Normen Allena ar>e-10 110 COLLEGE MEN Fruno Pacific t2, SoCal C~ II CG•deft Ste'9 A!Ne11< CeM9ren<e) Z' s.cat c..... ,,_ l"•Cltk 19"pltp .. "~Ill w .tmer 1 0 0 s Jonn1on • 1 11 Sc ruoo\ e o S 70 Brow11 10 1 1S Mounce • 11 1 It Ht101>rcn1 9 ) • 71 Htn1um I 1 S S Pe lltrtO'I. • 0 4 I I Bickmore 6 6 J 11 Kemm.nga • • I 12 Davi\ 1 s 1 9 Howaro 7 0 l S Moore 3 • ) 10 S1nc11ei I 1 ) • HK•m a1> I o 1 7 6.gotrl 0 0 0 0 o .. 1net1 o o t o Gulllt'r 0 3 ;J l Toteh 11 1t 76 .. Tol•I• l • 16 76 91 H11•1,me F•etno Pat•llC •8 43. Reou1a11on llO· 90 3-oo•nt voel\ !><>Cal Colleo-W11mer I Sc•vv111 • Hen1um I Fretr>O PeC1llc-8row'\ 3 Pa 11ertori 3, Jolln\or I Howero I Chrl't C~ lrvlne 70, C•I 8aptht 61 ( Geld9rl S .. 19 A IN9tl< C eM9f ence I c.i e ... tht Clwhl C ..... Irvine .. "pl,,. VV l~·n\ I I 1 11 Oen•t •• I 6 • 1• So•O"'&M 1 0 1 t Pecn·e<o I O S 1 Zwart 1 ) 1 II Co\•o~ 0 0 0 0 B oc<wt • 0 0 0 0 F •\,,.• l 0 1 6 JCYlt \ 0 0 0 0 Goraman 0 0 0 0 M Root'\ McSnan (•8 \f"' C.av (r""t "II WoO,o<• flt wrt 0. ROG"'\ Dot " ro1e1\ 79 10 II 61 Total\ Ha11t.me Ca Bao•••' JS 17 .. " ... ,,. I I) 1 1 S I S II 1 I I S I 1 1 11 0 0 ' 0 0 0 (' 0 1 10 I 1• 1 0 \ • ) 0 1 ~ 71 u 70 10 ) PO•"' go"\ (11 BaP••\' Dan ~I\ I c~ Kores WUT Frt\no Pac•I•< 91 SoCet (OlltQe N D' C ,,, \f Co1199e 70 Cai 8apt11• 67 We\t""()nt N Ce• Lutl'lera11 I) Aru\a P1H1f1c 17 Po•n• Loma 71 CM \t•a n H~r1!1'Qt '1 Grano C anv(ln t 9 SOUTHWEST Ha•O•n s.mmon\ ••. OallU 88011\l 6J Mou ou" 71 O•lenoma St II MIDWEST BraOlev 11 Lovo•a Ill S4 Crt1gnton 9'I Iowa St 9' 17 n• Kall\&\ S• 66 O•tenoma SI Ne1>r1\•a 91. Cn1cago St H SOUTH Ata B .rrn1nonem 116 w K en•uc I.• SS Bao•••' (OH 11 Broo•lvn Col SI G~rg •• TKn \9 rtmo•t H LSU 101 Vander1>1tt 11 Tf<l"tHff Teen 117 Covt n1nt /1 EAST Co•'\t 1 llO Verrno"' Sl Fordlla m f1 S•ena 6S Hotv Cron IS 4'rmv 11 Long u 1eno U 19 w eoner II Mar '' SS ~CYl""()uth N J Sl Notre Dame H Rutoe" 69 St Jol'ln·\ 6" V·M<tnova S8 St JOHO" 1 11 Penn 69 S• Peter ' SI Sovtl'l C••ohn• S6 COLLEGE WOMEN Fres.ne Paclfk 70, SoCat C~ S4 (G_..,, Stel9 AINeik C~I S.Cel C ..... .. "pf,,. Hart ga" I 0 1 1 Mounce 0 0 3 0 Car\on 0 0 0 0 !lord 0 0 0 0 He lllO&v 7 1 4 6 8evl• S 1 ' 13 En\lng O O o o BakO\ 0 0 0 0 Menken 10 1 • 11 Con~llt> 0 0 0 0 8rowl\ ) S l 11 ,.r._ l"eclfl< Dul• S.V""()Uf Turm&" 0.1,.c• Wett\levn MurrtJv Lut1 Mert1n~1 ...... ,,. 6 0 l 11 0 I 0 I 0 0 0 0 10 3 • 13 1 8 I 11 I S ' 1 • s 3 13 0 , 3 1 Tote!\ 11 11 11 S4 Tote!\ 13 24 11 10 HelfHme F rn no P•c1f1c 37 1t 3·DOlf'f QOel\ !>oe•I Col~l!l•V•\ I TKMlcel l!levlt !SCC I c.t Bal'ttlt 67. CMtst c ..... U (~ 111119 A!Netk C.....,._.) C.. ._...., Clwft1 C ..... ...... "' ........ Lvl<t I 0 1 7 Cerl I 0 1 1 Minor 0 1 1 1 Ce r rOll S 1 3 II Hlld<e 3 1 l I Gr1ti S 4 7 It S.lml O 0 I 0 Jo'ien S • 4 " HIM \ , 0 0 • l(e!Otlenn I ) ' s HOllowev • I 1 t Looer 4 O 1 I Allllerme n 11 4 I 71 Nffde I 0 0 1 Soel1lt S 0 1 10 ltlch I O t 1 Miiier 1 0 I 4 To•el\ 1' • ll '1 To•alt n11no Halftime Cel 8eot111, 33·17 3·oolnl 9081' Cllrl1t Coftl9e lrviM-Gr•H 4 (OMMUNfTY COLL•G• ~N o ............. c ........ Ca f -o-.. W L W L Cv0teu 4 0 It I ltllflCllO $Ml'"° l 0 10 1 ...... Wftt 21 IS i ltl-tldl , , 1) 10 Or .... C.tt ) 1 12 • Fullerton 0 J t 1J Seddl1e.<ll 0 J 1 11 ......... ._ (7!Je) ...._WeetethddllUCll ltlYenWI at °""'91 Ctett l'ullwton at ._.. Sentl- .. b, •••• ._ (7IJll °""'91 c.... ., ltendlo s.nt,_ ~1•1cti II F\llllfton C~atltl--* COfWUWTY cou••• WOMa• 0r.._ .,,..,.. ca.-: a c• c == owr.t W L W L • ' n ' J I II It , 1 u • I I 1' • 2 1 ti t • • s .. . . . .. a11 I .,... ..... (NI) 11ul r:t•a...MWllt .._c..11 ........ ....................... • ..,. .::r.-..~':.. ~ ...... •••r:t ~ate.,,_ .. • 7 ..... a..... ...... J t I t .-rsce • • J • O'Cotwler ' IOS• Garde •• ' 12 Md(et ' 0 J • ~·I 0 1 t Hoeeett 16 2 " ll Total\ SC.. ... OMrtws Hef'll ... Cl'Wltlle 11 l:J t 6 10-:JI Llbef'IY Cllrl,tlan 9 I 10 11-lf l·oolnl toell: ... u ... Crvlttlen-lta<Mr 4 Ttc'Mlcalt: N-. c.t LutMreft .. , Nt•"'1 Owtattan $1 (A.cMlmY .......,., C.. L_,._.. *-"" Cllrtlllall ....... .. ...... Ern'1 lkver\dol'l Plucklle" EDarllerd Hlrl 3 0 5 • Curto 3 o l I I I I 4 O'l!lr~ 10 ' 4 16 • 2 2 9 \/IMI • I 4 t 0 I 0 I l!l«~eblle ) I S 1 I 0 3 1 Jerrer • 0 J I He"y Stevens T~H"Mn Olrnkhloe Totelt 1 7 • 21 4 I 3 9 I 1 3 4 '1 0 1 • 13 14 t2 60 Total• ~ ... OUartwl Cal Lutheren I 1• II 1.-...0 NewDOtt ,,.,,1,11a n 11 11 n 11-sa 3·POlnt ooef' N.,,,,,DOt, Cl'lrlttiert-Cur10 1 T tchnlcel' NON HIGH SCHOOL eovs STANDINGS L- W L Over el W L M•rtna Oct•" View Founl••" Velle v Hunt1ngto11 Beecn We.tmin"t' 2 0 1 0 2 0 0 2 0 7 0 1 T onlttll' 1 Gernft !I I We\lm1M•er e1 Foun1e1n V&lle~ Huntington Beocll at Octo11 View Morine al EOllon 13 • 10 , 10 • 6 10 1 9 s ' Friday'\ Geme\ Ocean View al Edl\on WH lmon,trer a t Hun!lngton Beacn Founta in Vallev al M.tnna SH View LHgue L .. _ Ov~•· W L 11 6 IS 7 10 6 17 6 II 6 s 10 Corona Otl Mar Tu111n E \le11c1a Saooi.oack Newoort Haroor Ul\iver\ltv W L 1 0 1 0 I I I I 0 1 0 1 T..._.l's Geme1 (7:l0) Newoort ~art>or at E ltencte Corona oei Mer et Tu\llf' SaOOleOeek at Unov~\•tv Frldav'' G•me• Eltancoe e t Tu1l1n Corona 0.1 M.a,. at Un•vet"\•'• Newoort Ha•oor .,, Soooieoac• Pacific Co.st LHVU• Leeeue Ov•r .. Lavune Be•C" Trebuco ..,,,,, WOOODr•OQt Colle Me\a Laguna H "' Oranot W L 7 0 1 0 7 0 0 ' 0 1 0 1 T01119flt'\ G•me\ P :IOI rro1>uco H•ll\ at Wooooriooe 1Je11une Btacn al Oranoe Co1•a Mt \o et Laguna Hill\ Frldav'• <;•mes Orange al (O\la Me•a Trabuco H•ll\ "' Laovnn 8f'&C"' l •11uno Hiii\ 01 Woool>r•Oge SOIJttl Cout LH9U• W L I) ) I I 10 I ' ti ~ 10 6 9 LHllU9 W L Over al W L II I .. Cao•\trano v ,.11f"v 1 1 Dane H \ 1 I EI Toro 1 I M 1U.•O" V1t>•O 1 1 1rv nt ] San C •"'•n•e 0 J Ton19'11'• G1me\ Cl lO) ir' nfl' &t Y. \\or V f"i<i Sari ( ~""e"~"' •' E ro,.o Cao ~'"ar.o v ' ~. •' Dara H \ FrideV'\ Ga~ Ott.."'" ... \ 1 t 1 .. ,, r,e M \\or l·f" o "' S.~..,, C~~-t"-'~ ~ to•') -51 Cao \''"8"0 va ,., A~\ LHVUe 14 17 \ 9 10 6 II LN .... Over .. w L W L Wtt1f"'" 0"' 1 0 ·~ 8 ,,,no 14,....,tt• I I IJ 8 \hno Mo.,,v~" e· , ' I 10 '~"" 't S• Phi 0 7 Ton+•I'• Geme• 11 lOI ~ t •O St P ,.1 a1 8 '\"'00 MO"'uome rv \~1 " 't lt, 8 ,,.,oo Amar FrldeY'• Game\ B \MO AmA! a• St Pau ,., 11'P "\ M et@r 0 •1 el ( naom&n ( C\llf'Ot S.tvrdev'• G•me """''' Dt "' B 1no1> Monigomer• HIGH SCHOOL GIRLS Ocean View 67, EdiSCHI SS (S.,n.-t LH-) Oceen View Edl\an Nav<&,.,.O G.,,. .. , Tola ' .. "pl ,,. 9 7 • 18 "'"""' ~ t S U V•N" I 0 S 7 M·Ht' 9 7 I 1J I l l 1 s hwama\lt Cron•\ Co•c iouQP' I 0 I 1 Ka• •a 0 0 I 0 1S II Xl 61 T o•el\ Scare by Ou•~• .. ",,.,,. b I ) 16 J ~ II I ~ 6 1 I tO 1 7 • 9 I I I I 0 0 0 0 11 n I I SS Oco n v .,.., 11 11 ti ·~ 61 II It SS fO \Or 17 II l oo n1 ooal\ Eo 10,._F .c,,., 3 TeCl'lr\•C• EO•\Dn oen<n Hunfln9ton 8Hch Sl, WHtmln\M 44 ( SunM't l N-1 We\lmilltlar H~ ... Cll ,,.,." L Y\hr• Boehm 0 .,., C Y\N• Sentrnen Datt on Herov To1a l\ .. "pf,,. I 1 0 4 HOIO 7 ) 1 1 Wolli I 0 ) 1 O•Vt\ Jonn1ort Janr Amoro.- ltow I 0 S 1 1 0 I 4 ' 10 ' n I I I 3 0 0 • 0 It 16 20 « Total\ Score bv Ov•rtan .. "ol 111 ) 0 I 6 I 0 S 1 1 1 ) 6 I 1 4 I S I I 1 S 16 s 0 7 10 70 II 7S SI WHtm1n\ter Hullllngton Bt aCll 13 10 S I~ II-.. 11 II 19 SI ) oolnt 11oa11 None T Kl'n1ce11 Jel'lr Aml>row Costa fMsa 60, L•91H'8 Hll• 47 (Pee.HI< CaHI LM-) UtM8 Hlh c .... Mew .. "pllll .. " .. Ill 1 0 0 1 TOt'O .. nl' 0 0 0 0 I 0 1 1 S.l Hr 0 I 0 I Klume J 0 0 6 Nouven 6 0 0 IS O O I 0 Svolvam• 0 0 0 0 I 0 O 16 O.Cemtl~ 6 S I II Aweth Smttll Slevent N•t'on 4 Me1termen 0 Srella'I 0 M¥11n~ • Tofett n I 1 l Ole r 0 0 0 0 1 t 10 Wero 10 S 1 1S O I 0 Nlcl'IOI\ 0 1 0 1 O ) O l!lrvent 0 0 3 0 0 3 • 3 13 ., Total\ 1?13660 k-bv Ouertwl L•9U"• Hfl1 11 U 10 11-41 CO'\te MeM 13 II U I~ J POlnt ooa~ Co•t• Meie-Neuven 3 UfttvenltV 44, se..-.c1r JO ( S.. V\ew l.--) ~ Se•••• ct ...... _ ........ «;anoa ra Sin Wolf! 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Hia.., order =''"• uy brab oredictiont a.bout tbe Super Bowl ' ...., to bit 6oM. lrOBi)Qe owner Pat Bowlen. ~ntly ettjoyiDa bis -·• tandmlot role l&linst the San FrancltcO 49ris in New Orteuas on Jan. 21, introduced some Joe Namath .-neats into the pre-Super Bowl atmosphere. Oddlmaken have installed the defendina Super Bowl champion 49crs as 12-point favorites over the lroncos. .. Take lbe Broncos and the poin~·· Bowlen said at the Broncot' tninina complex. ..(The oddsm.akcrs) haven't been ri~t yet. I think it would be an apsel if we l0te." Bowlen stopped short of guarantecina victory the way Namath did in 1969; when the quarterback said his New York Jets. l 7'h-point underdop, would upset the Baltimore Colts. The Jets woo 16-7. 041 think we're •oing to win," Bowlen said. "Maybe rm I.he eternal optJmist. .. Bowlen also offered his assessment of the 49crs. ''Those guys have got a great owner," he said. .. They·ve got God for a quarterback. They've got a Chinaman who plays wide receiver whose feet never touch the ground." Asked what he meant, Bowlen said. "That Chinese IUY· What's his name? Rice? "We·re just a bunch of Paloo~as from the moun- 642-5678 CLASSIFIED INDEX 642-5678 FROM NC>Ant ORANGE CO . FROM aount ORANGE CO. ... ,. -IUD THE DAILY PILOT CLASSIFIEO OF1'1CE HOURS T elepfione S«v10e Mon-Fn 7 JOam-5 30pm Sa1 a OOam-1 1 30am Bu--Covn•• M-F a.ooam-s 00pm U.ADUNSI PUBllCA TION DEADLINE Monday Set 1 1 30 AM T.-day Mon S 30 PM WedneecSay Tu. S 30 PM 1"llunOay Wed 5 30 PM F rlday T1'un S 30 PM Saturday Fn S 30 PM Sunday · Sat 1 I 30 AM CHECK YC>Uf' AO THE IJMST DAY TM Oaily PtlOI slrlVft tor efflClency atld eccuracy H-. oc:c:.tlOOally a<rora do occur ~ Meten whel'I your ad 11 r Md t>ac:i< and checlc your ad d8'1)' Aeoort •rors lmlNdlllely 10 &42-5678 The 01111)' Piiot ~·no llat>lllty f0t any en°' In an adYWtl-*'!t fOt wtllcll 11 mey De re9l>Ot\9i~ exceo1 for the cost of the IOllCe Ktualfy OC:CUC>ted t>y ,,,. etTOf Credit C8n °""' De allOwed for Iha lltat in.-t10n .. .. . . ... Wnl Who weer f\auy oruee uaitonm, eo maybe we've eot a c:baDce. ~-.. .,.._·to sneak up oa lfiem. •• Bro~ Jim Seoocwnano Mid Bowlen .... , lust uh:ta &.cetiously-.. a.bout Rice ... He aid he wu samply makint a ~>' oo words. He addod that certainly at no potnt did be meao an)'t.hina ethnic or racial. He was uyina to be funny.·· Reeves, the Broncos' bead coecb, cautioned his playen Monday apinat matina any Namath-like auarantees, say1na anyone who does "better do it silently." Told of Bowlen's remarks. Reeves said. "He can say aoyt.bina be wants. He's stilJ ~lcbratin&. He and (49crs owner) Eddie (DeBartolo) don·t play. They can say ~nythina they want." Bowlen also said he bad little doubt that runnina back Bobby Humphrey would play in the Super Bowl. Humphrey. the Broncos' leading rusher this season with I, 151 yards, suffered two cracked ribs in the AFC title pme. The Broneos intend to rest Humphrey this week and hope that. with a special pad to protect the Injury, he'll be able to play. "lfyou believe much of what you read. John Elway played most of the season with a broken rib," Bowlen noted. "It didn't seem to slow him down: "It's probably aoing to be a little painful, and he's probably going to take some hits. But I'm sure Bobby wouldn't miss this game for anything -not for a couple of cracked ribs." TEMPE. Ari&. -After five IDOD&bs of ddaylat wba1 aeemed like an obvious decision, Phoenix Cardinals Quartert.cli: Nejl Lomu ftnaUy called it a carter Tuesday. Lomu, who 11t out lat season with de.encrative arthritis in his left bap and still walks wilh a noticeable limp, announced his retirement from the NA. at a news conference. "I've been ve7 frustntcd that I cou.ldn't play. wanted to step away from the pmc and oot hana on, .. Lomax said. "I don't want to be a burden. I can ao ahead and retire and act on with m y life and let the Cardinals go on with the quarterbacks they have.·· Lomax. 30, had a 47-51-2 mark in his 100 games as a starter in eight seasons with the Cardinals and ranks first or sec- ond in almost every offensive category in the team's record books. Phoenix was 5-11 in 1989 under three quarterbacks. SANT A CLAllA -In a 1C810D of bia plays for tbe Su fraocisco . 4feti. Eric Wrilbt'a dcflectioD in New Orleans may baw been the ~ in winllina them a mum tnp. Appropriately enouab, the )(). year-old comerblck i1 one of five _ playen who bave played on all three of San Francisco's Super Bowl champions. Now a reterVC at ri&bt comer and a rqular only in the "nH:kel" defense, he still manaaect to literally bave a band in the 49cn' quest for a fourth title. "If you ever act tired of going to the Super Bowl. you're crazy" WriJht said. However, he added: "I'm a little afraid of aoina to New Orlcan.s because I don't know what it feels like to lose a Super Bowl. and that would be a total shock." Not as shockina, perhaps. as not havina won the NFC West for the seventh time in nine years would have been for the 49crs. And without Wright's play on the last play of an Oct. 8 game in the ,.,....... ........ Su fraD. cilco would uve beell m dullDr or dcUI. Thi ...... &baa ~ Would baV. bad a ~ ac.d o~ t.bc 49en &Dd momentum, witb New Orlcos rebou.Ddina fast &om • ter- rible IWt. M it WU. t.bc 49en were able to eteape witb a victory and avoid the micMcaon doldrum• that almott unk them in 1988, losina only once since tbeo. .. Eric Wriabt•a deflection. of a fo~wn peas aoinat the Saints to me was one of die key points of the season in that we bad lost the week before to Los Anaeles (Rama)." Coach Georae Seifert said this week as his players enjoyed a lo~ break. · New Orleans took a 17-10 lead into the fourth quarter of that pme but fell behind by four points on Joe Montana•s two touchdown passes to John Taylor, the second with ~:04 remaining. That left plenty of ume . .,. for the Saints to raJly, and it came down to a final pass on fourth down. Wright raced back and flicked away Bobby Hebert's throw in- tended for Brett Perriman. FIF:D From North Orange County From South Orange County 540-1220 496-6800 PAD .. 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Furn. cations 100% return of Frig, dlenw .. nei, atove ~~ ~· gent, IU I. Reta req'd. Avl now. w/r~t. lax . copiers, 1nveatment GUARAN· Incl. No petl a.&-4856 44-CdM. Prof F to 1hr w/2 tee-2373 atter 8pm phonel, conf. rooms. nr TEED. 1-800-749-8989 STEPS TO SAND 1 BR 1 aame. Mull bl ei.an. JW Alrp<>rt, fr• parking ,..,..---..,.,.--=---* 1-1111• BA upatalra In triplex ~o conllderate & over 25. RESORT BEACH CONDO S360. Al Quinlan 833-9550 Vending Roule.Alt Cash &llf mll'f ... Frig. dl9hwu~-. -ttove peta, S725. 847-2622 N/1mkr. $400/mo ~ S500 Guard oat•. tennla. pool. Income-for sale cheap Who111111 plywood & Incl. No pett S45-4855 983-8969 · dep & 113 utlls ~4-8548. IP•. etc. S350/mo. Non-Po11101e gross $400-lumber company Mek•ng .,.----------amkr F 25-35 963-889 t ... lllllAl. llll S800 per machine week -Pl'ton with industry ex- •STEPS to bch, lg 2Br. YIP PllPllTtlS C.M. M/F non smkr to lhr SHARE 3Br condo In Hunt I y C a 11 H o w a r d ~rtenGe to USISI with frplC. beam cell. vac ays. Ill-2Br 2Ba nM nr Harbor & 1 ... mlll 11111 1-800-662-01 t5 eoll.ctiona & cr---•I in· 1u1o gar door 5001 River llJI 18th. w/d, cable, furn or Beech S350/mo • 't\ utll $475/mo w/1 year tse. "" Ave $885 yrly. 642-3490 3BR 2BA ocnlrt S 1600 uni $400/mo. 642-7636 W/O, pool Female pref PV1 entry & resv·<l parking 1_, _ _... vesllg111ons In a com-2BR 2BA. nr Den s 1200 759-2436 call Ted Suzanne. 842-5924 Ample guest parking ,.,.,..,..,,...,,. puterlze<l environment 3BR 2BA. nr to bch s1250 -u 1 & • ~-, 2908 Send resume 10 Weber llSIOUll Woll 1raon Sea Lark Mo1e1 2274 Newport Blvd Costa Mesa 6•6-7445 11tD"lux l BR In Back Bay on big Quiet. pvt es1ate Pool. etc. $625 1 Person only 646-12641642-9666 Male Chrtst11n shr great Walk to behl l.OOl11ng tor 11 Illes lg sign incl I ..,_..., .... "'.J' Plywood P O Bo)( 1045 Walk to t>cn 2BA.-lBA 2BA CdM toe• Gar wt d. Male to hve w/3 young immediate poss 642-934 7 ENJOY 14-ts•·, rel urn on Tustin. CA 9268 1 Ann D p 1 x w / gar . f / p . maid, cable. 2 blks 10 run prote111ona1 girls •••••••••• Trust Deeds S 10 000 10 Personnel -Llml $1.000/mo 557-6290/d. Den' $600/mo 675-6451 $450/mo 650-7327 -. I $1.000.000 Call Denison P<.ennel help Wiii tram •EASTBLUFF 3BR 2BA Penthouse privacy Flreplace. pool, carPOrts S 1350 No Pets 722-80 t 1 531 5550 e k d Small 1 person olfice lor Assoc 673-73 t 1 NOW' BILIOl BAY gr 546-2848 • ve. w n Male to snr 2 BA. 1 BA. WAITlln lse on the water m New oomi~-__ Wesl NewPOrt 2. 3 & 4BR Balboa Is furnished $450 Mature professional male porl Beac n Cal~ -~-WY ___ A_ds ____ 2_9_1_0 1 CLUB NIYR •flll Apts from StOOOtmo me utll • 151 & las! Jack or female n/smkr 10 shr 645-5639 1;:-:::::======1 To make<lellve<1esmcom· le•'tieM S9.9e 1 • 176.590 20 000 1mme<1111e open 1ng1 For al)pHcauon call 1-706-4~·6505 ext J50A HOUSEKEEPER PART-TIME To care tor exec Dacn s twnnme & n11 cal Mesa Verde loc' Relued at- mospnete 432-093 7 .aun11w. PIT eves NBICM 1r,,1ne area Exp d adults oroly 213-923-9859 3 BA. 2 BA oceanfront upr 642·3850 Bkr 723-0731 2BA home wi sunny ~---------11 pany car & misc duties superb view, f urn '!""' _________ 1 MtF to share 2Br NB pallo 2 Blks to Deacn in Commtrclal Proptrty IUllY1 •OIOITULSEIYll Gooa <!riving rec.or<! $1100/mo to June 15 SanClt~tt 267'-condo Btke to beacn CoronadelMar 2778 MarrymeApr11 28 w 111try Exp a must Pohte neat needed tor ENTRY JHllfYIWIPai 5009 Seashore 661-9170 ° $385/mo • 'nltll Non· l•lil.W. 2/l /10. 10 get day 011 appearance LEVEL position Send re-.. ml --Near General Hosp11a1 smkr pref 722·7622 .-1 .. + ~ .tlls, 1740 sit of prime •eta11 •11011e you" •llST/lllTIU sume or apply •n person 4BA 2BA. W/D hk-up Gas 3BA 2BA. d1~· stove •p~·e 10 le se Pal Robert Bein • w~ Fro51 I Mus• oe e•p.,roencea in --S -1 ... 11~ h ~ -r a on m Ill Peopleoriente<l aD1e10 ° ~· & &water furnished Across lrplc A11a111/8 5745/mo NB· !eps to Och 3 Prof ., 12 -:'IO' 11 ,.ts. Streei BalboaPernnsula workwknds&nohdays & Assoc Ann Mr preparation PcJ•nllng of from Hoag Hospital 313 558·7659 cnales seek same to •· Xlntloca11on n1gh111s1b1ll· Must know cocktails Fuentes 14725 Allon I •n1er •or e•ter1tH su•· Holmwood 6<15·2140 sl18re 4BA 3BA. $358 • 1 c 11 645 5639 Pi.way Irvine. 927 t8 tac.es ma1n1er1dnc:e ol $200 dep Avl now• No ._--------1 Y 8 · •IUJL/FIU CUii 6Qu1pment etc ssoo io S650 Bachelor & Sout h Coast Mttro rent 111 21 1 645·8238 Rtntals Wanttd 2726 • • 1600 s11 nr new ln<lus IUTIEI F 1T Sorting&. delivery of 1 HIYll IEElll !Br Stove. refrlg 1 block RETIRED FiremanrCon· trial. 400 AIC olc truck we mi•s you ma11,to d1tteren1 <lepts ~or sweeping route Full· lrom ocean References 2'-86 NB·steps to beacn 3 pro! d IL60 S C ~ I 0 M seek same 4Br 3Ba tractor seeking small ren· oor '-' uperior M Ha Ha Must be dependable tome 40 hrs · week Iv req"d 71 4•723-04 l4 2 BA 2 BA ups!airs d/w S358 •151 & $200 dep 111 on Bl or C<lM Very S12801mo 642·9666 The Gang at 1021 •FlllTIESICURI Nignts E•peri enc.e A TTR~CT IVE 2Br Twnnse enc garage across from Avail 1 15 no rent 111 2/ l handy Woll trade laoor * * * * * * * * * * F ll computer back prelerreo S3001wk 10 near terry, garage lg pvt Calvary Chapel No pets 645-8238 alt 5 or Iv msg towards rent 11 1mprov11-Costa Mesa , 100.2200 grouna P0•11e aoie to start 1 714\ 772 395 ~ patio. lndry lac yrly S7SOlmo 536·9626 ment nee<leo 720-9494 sl f avail tor restaurant G work d1llerent sh1l1s S 1050/mo 673-4866 NPT HGTS AREA BA plus Dus1ness or retail Bog nohdays & weekends llUYll·'IRT TIME l'or an appt p11>ase r an 645·5000 E:.1 5:.> 1 W.llA UY CLll IEllELHL' 20 30 Hrs Wk Train <11 S4 25-H r Me r 'I NO UPEllEICE IEQlllED UP TOSI /HR Our Ora099 ottoee 11 n°"" 1m~par1ng tor Its bigoest year ever We are now ac- cep11ng app11cat1oos tor enlry 1evet posl!IOf'IS in sn1pp1ng rece1v1ng in· vef'tory eontfOI SIOCll ~les advertosong All wnh management po1en11a1 u tou are a Qu•cll learner & tir ed ot oeing 1urnt10 away t>ecau5e o• 1ac11 ot experienc.e call our per sonnet aept 939 1233 Nurses Aide lllECT GUE STlfF Statt needed to work wotn dev dis adul!s in group nome se!tlng 1n Costci Mesa Good oenet11s ... 111 1ra1n a11 sn1f1s nee<leo Call S57 ·8 ' 13 tor into Nursing OIU,CU. llllEllUEIS, IYl-llS BLUFFS-view ol the Back ~~""!!"'-------! xtra room GoOd location Garlg!S for Rtnt 2740 front window great tral· THANK YOU Misc. Rtntals Private pool & spa SS50 -he flow L•b move-in al· ht, HH; •114. For an appt please ca11 64S-SOOO Ext 521 Flower delivery 12 noon 4 1714)644 14 3 DRIVERS-Cross Country n :;1eases C.all ro1wri 1-4PM 5S7 6020 LOO• no more• 1mmed1a1e open1n9 to r re1oao1e people n e.a101e sctie<l· uhng weekly pay Call lor more onto 680-6863 ~:,~I.~~,~~ .. ~~~· co~~ 63 t-8006 or 642-1494 WTllll 2 OU lowance NNN 497-S 132 D pool $995 759-5050 Rooms 2706 N-smkg rmmte Own MS!r Gatage tor storage only FWllltSWI 1110 e•P nee CA ••C req d j IUJL CLHl/WUHSI llSlllU IENITll MacGregor Yacnts 163 t Gen warenouse dut•es BA & BA S425 mo • $125/Mo 642-9797 OllAl•IM 111 Blk to bch N B 1 BA/BA $400 sec dep Call U1A1f W&ITH 1 Dlk to bay or beach' Pvt enlry no coo111ng 646-8279 or 721-8497 For sportscar on Ll<lo S685tmo yrly 67>6006 S•50l mo 557-6290/d 631-5550 eve wkend N.smkr tor new South Island Call 67>7769 LITS If IHMl Coast Plaza Con<lo CM Bachelor PVl Batenlr $400/mo . S250 deposit 1200 lffl O\tln pauo lute $450 • ulll Ulll incl Pool & spa Also room w1pa110 pvt Close 10 every1h1ng Avail 2BR 2BA garage laundry room Nice Quiet loc S8501mo 1480 Monrovia TSL MGMT 642-1603 Ba S37S · ullt 642· 1196 1120190 Call 432· 1631 EXCLUSIVE Balt>oa Pe11 Nwp! Bch steps 10 t>ch snr Pnv entrance Qu•et. no nice 3BR 2BA prof M/F smoker, no cooking, n/smkr Avl immed' $450 642-5678 S350tmo 673-44 19 -dep 722-8339 UWllTll20 1veways patios. paths. etc No 1ob too small 10111 ! r111. llohy Hl-0113 26 yrs Loc/Bnd Ouahty Fair ra1es t71 41744-0123 Topped/remove Cleanup __ nu lawn/spronklr 751-3476 Tllllll 1111 IEW 1 lff1141~l1 C11cr1tt .. -IYEI All Pnast>s Family owne<l l"ft & operaled A•~o Dump LIWEI UTES Truell & BODCill Services '27 yrs e•P l•C S40·2284 ~ SPllllLEll llEPlJll Repair Redw<>Od•Cedar * NO JOB TOO Small • Post replace c M NB LAWN MA.INT S48 9J09 z , __ $2.44 per day Thal s ALL yOIJ pay fl)r 4 tones 30 dAv m1n1m11m on lhe SERVICE DIRECTORY Fo1 more 1ntorm1111nn CALL TODAY" ISi FOR LOIS Your Service Dorec.tory Representative All YOUR CONCRETE I NEEDS Quality work al •1>.ls uroces Fre.. ..s1 Jim Whyte F.42 7206 GREEN U FE Dy ERIC •CUSTOM BUil T Decks Design lns1all-Ma1nt Pa110 Covers GazeMs 111 ·1111 Fences Repairs Oualo!y work Refs Lou 642· 7009 I IS 1-8535 T J Pell,. Concrele Const Cone Brick-Block Lie & oond Highest QUal low prices 17 141 962-7093 ~ baDys•t 1n my C M home Newoorn 10 pre-school Mon Fro days 642-6258 Firewood FllEWHI 141-1117 FIHWHl-SUSOIH P1Cll·UP Or Deliver 17 141 739-8259 Garage Door<. & Openers . -. Un IWIT. TrH Tri• Clean·uP SprinklPr repr 1ns1a11 Valen!ln '>48 6109 OOUBLE·A·TEAM 15 yrs eap Julian & Yola'1d8 Garden1nq & Cleaning Service 642 392 I llPllE LAllOIPlll Aes1Comm Lawn Mamt Sprinklers Trees• shrubs so<l clean ups 969·2 >38 TIE lllEEI SCEIE •CHILDCARE • B•f'ald.lsl lunch and snacl.s Large yard Lois ot hugs and play Sectional & t piece doors La\tln-Tree-ShruD 1ns1a11 • 646·9084 • Sprongs·Har<lware-Opnrs Sprinkler 1nstallat1on Young woman will do chil<l Lie c S 18398 963-6466 Tree T r.mong & Removal care week<lays EitP d -Lawn Ma1nt & Cleanups wl ref5 650· 7202 • • • Ro101111mg 432·8804 ~ • H USEH LO REPAIR ~ •Paint •AelurD15nm9 TIRS.ITlllPS·'llM ~ •Carpentry •Drywall & Cleanup-Haul-Comm/Res Im••-•••••• In O u t Will clean more Gary 645-5277 Malnt Mike 641-0512 nouse1ap11 West Coast M111nt Co 8Q4-8746 142-•221 ht.111 *IWllYIUI* PllUO•TICE B19 & sml JoDs-Work guar CLEANING MOVE INS or CALL Bruce 847 0780 OUT Wkly B•·Wkly Reis Rehaole Est I 7 years eKP Pina 64S-9866 The Cahf Public Ul•ht•es t ommtss1on REQUIRES 1na1 all use<! hOu'\ehold goO<ls movers print tneor P U C Cal T numt>er hmo·s & cnaufleur s prmt 1ne1r T c p numoer 1n all RELIABLE Hou5eclean1ng adverllsements 11 you by tne day Local area CUSTOM HOME REPAIR Fences-carpentry-elec plumo-111e-rool-remodel Patios Ke11h 898-31 16 have a Quesllon aDoul E•cellent References llS. I SH .ST. !he l&Qahty of a mover CALL Yolanda 631·5967 All Trades Big or Small 11mo or cnaulleur. Call ~ Unlns I LYIUl1c BOBSE7i2Y2-I064E614 Publlc u111t 1es Com- miaslon. 714-558-415 t ·-------• DESIGN All CARE ENTERPRISE PERMITS 63 t-247S or 642-9274 -··---Adr11I O•''> RPmodehng EXPERTISE -Free Budge! Estimate CALL ME FIRSTI C A Papp Enterprises FREE EST REAS AA TES Inc No Job Too Big or Small Uc 362411 Ron 722-8646 (7 14) 854-0799 ----...... , --r '1n...,•r 1rf r' ' 8" ~, ; . . .. . Plumbing Elec1r1cal Carpefltry 36 years exp 966-0836 11Ynef ..... LMlt Ouallty iJlnded Customers Richard Sinor ILIC Ins Reis) 645· 7608 * e11Lm * onTlm PUITIM E•cellent quallty at reas prices Reis Lied Full warr Greg 642-0744 ..all •I PAllTlll S 12/Hr • MATERIALS References 675-4006 12 CorPOrate Plaza Nwpt ---------Ptacen11a Co5ta Mesa ·nc hea"" 1,,1,n,, s mail Award wonning daily neeos ·' " Ben 2000 sit n19n1y up- graded Da!h wtsnower k 1tchene11e Ground floor Available 1mmed•· 81ely 720-0tO1 Industrial 2788 1200 SO FT w/lron1 1 oll1ce. large rear dri11e-1n door S7801mo 629 Ter- minal Way, Costa Mesa S40-9352 WallCovenngs by Gerard Professional Wallpapering SAY IT WITH I HIPPY ID: C.11r•l1ffHsl l1,,, llrtW11! he4 ..... , lei Y1yq1! Cltl ltl Tia ... THI Let's h LHolll O.al U2-Hll '" ... ., ....... Afonty To Loan 29 I 4 •PllYITI I 'EISIOI FUNDS lor EQuoty & Land Loans S 100 000 plus 1714) 760·8792 •WIDOW H AS SSS 4 T Os• S 10 000 up No cred•I v No oen111ty Call Denison. Assoc 673· 73 1 l NOW' a reporter with a Dus•· lllf CLUIEIS Oehvery GOO<l anv•ng •e· ness oack grouna to COUNTER HELP No eAP cora an<l aeoe"tlaD• 11 c1 PART-TIME Ooera Pac 1 c "8eds enthuS•8S11c artocu1a1e •uod raisers Evenings E:.c.e11en1 pay 546·0 t06 cover 1ne e~c111n9 Or· necessary 3-8pm M·Fr must .(Int t>enetots ange County ous1ness Costa Mesa 63 1 6672 Call Dav•O Nor!h,,dge seen,. 1f you 1111e to wrote 720·~391 en1oy nard wori.. ano 1011e Dry Cleanin<J 10 beat the compe1111011 Ollml PEISll Stind a cover lel!er re A I'll D SE AM S TRE SS sume c1na t1ve sc1mp1es 10 FT PT for new CM plant Tom Tait Editor Daily 8Si-4 144 646-9460 ams P1101 330 W Bay St Cos1a Mesa CA 926?7 FOii SERVICE I Driver needed lor looa Ot' 01f1terl1 Wtfttrs . livery lo 1oca1 corporal,. S1•bst1tutf' communtty Good OMV p T$690hr I 21 1ears Monoay-Fr1 Work ctose 10 homtt ) 3 . 1 day oays Meyerhol s hrs per a av No e.. 26 1-6 178 pe roence "ecessary Call SS6 32' J for 1nlo EOE i Newport M ... .,d Scnool"> I CllLI CUE WlllH For Cnr1s1 1an sc.ho o1 Belore a aUer ">C"OOI hours Cl63 ·83, I CLHIC&l MOTOR ROUTES available 1n •IWmUHE• F T POS•l•On ()()er'\ tor a de- pendable per5on ... 111n e• rtWHLIYtH Over 18 Must have own car w11" onsur & OMV reaa-ou! 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"'•'"'""~ ~ t<11ng Mu<.I nav" .:ar llCflnse & auto no;ur ant.e 1•1,!dse 1...Jll Mon1Ld .it '14-S4G n o• A5 AP' Huntington Beach Fountain Valley I '' 1 < t lf I I< 11'<, ' S18) """ o a ) C a 11 UltlltltST ·1•-938-0667 ~cuazz Sa1or n Newpori Beac:n nas mar '''" "Q IUl ESTATE SALES I s1.11•ons av.11lao1e •or I We re e.apandont;i our statt rent Ask tor How&ra res1d1t11llal 5a1es •n New- 646-7 45 l port Beacn & sur •oun<l- 1 1n g areas EAcellent lldlrTill &ISIST&IT rarms ava11ao1e1 Com· l"1e, nrs noght!st nouriv mission 10 80''•' In nouse pay some co11419e & 1e1e-tra1n1ng & support' Call m arketing e•p pref Don DeTnomas tor an ap- ~ ast grow1nt;1 h• tee,, po1n1men1 Geort;ie Elkins "ompany vour nours can C o R e a t 1 o r s oe Our r'\Ours• Call "'m al 714-759.9100 i 14-851-3810 IElfCAL WIST&IT IECEmtllST 'IT "4eeoed tor CdM 1-taor YISA • IUSTH Cllll JS YEOARS EXPERIENCE FaucelS D •SPOSals Heall'«• LPa~ Repa.rs %r· 0836 FOUND ADS ARE FREE Call: COLLHE STllHTS N v ,., .. •o• Maio• 011 Com· ----------' Bae~ olc •n Fashio n 1s1 P T E•PPrefd ·?1 6788 1 Salon ~•ghl 0001<1<png lie-hours 67.., 553' ORA.INS SS S 15 S25 ~ "" r aucets d•~po-.al nPater Phone fc.t 1nyt1me Pf 646 624:.> Leo EXPERT Service -\ Repair PtumDer since t952 Water hea1ers·d1sposals· 1ollets-lauc.e15· Ii• tur e s roc -409035 964-8919 *•EUR PEAN INT'L PSYCHIC Lic=049043 * Preo1ctoons for 1990 • Tarot cards Crystal Readings Call or Iv msg • 722-6203 .. Roofing .... ,. •.•.. Aes1den11al & Commercial Reroofs repairs & skyllS Ouallly Work Fair Rates Fasl GUARANTEED Svc FREE Est1ma1es a 557494 968-S89 1 494-6504 IHFLW1 H1gn Quality -Reas Rates Roof Repairs & Rerooflng Commerclal/Aes1dent1a1 Loe S73688 722-7479 OCEAN VIE W ROOFING Local References PROF since 73 Shingles Broken'? Missing? Flat roof leaks Free Esl Lied Low Aetes1 723-5703 Gol 142-Hll !)an.es P T 5-8pm M Th 12 noon 4prn Sat S 1 ~ nr 17 I.SI 645 18';4 F O U N D l e ma (> Dachshund V•c ''H" ~I OlllPAIY IUSOIT V1c tor•il C M c.a11 to Ou1901ng small adull to •Cf'nl t~ 1a~<o 64'> S800 wear 4 11 costulT'e P T e~t 26Q ,., .. s b.S 'l 6"\4 I Xln! OPP!) 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"'Cl') lO <Ar*'9 ,_,. lr• 5' ...,,, wfttl -. "'ERNIE'S Refr1 g/Appl Svc. 24-hr emergency ave. Heating refrlg. washers, d~•. etc All rnak•. model• 1 yr parll "'*. FREE IVC call on c:ornptetlon. 836-0103 Ml.c sleet. fabrication & lfecllon ornmental Iron, certified welding Bonded-Insured CA he 399285. (714) 536-3103 ---~ --JUllS PUITill Int /Ext Qua\ *Ot'k lnsd Reroof/Aepalr• All work LOST OR FOUND A PET LOW COST Spay/Neuter Gulrw'9aa M Mongrel 37 ..... •NCM toned , .. 57 ..__ L..i DP·. -••. , ; Retwral NO FEE •CALL 978-PETSw 3002 WANTED 99 People to loee 10-29 lb• In 30 daya• w/Or. recom prog Natu- ral no hunger 647-2452 W!Mtxa prof llO + 6'1 seek• lady, allm. S.0·80 Fine MC, Sh Tra~ e•P Box 6751. Hunt B 92815 • No Collection • Early morning motor routes available. Must have dependable transporation and liabtlity tn$Urance. ......... Ea 2 11 CllMl-- ~·l•.-5p.•. (fll.f) ........ eo 0po o1 ""' 11 12 13 l ' 8UrWltl : -11111 PIM.I ~JI-Time, Part -Time, ftlgiat9f. Bu.se<t, Salad ,.,_ & Pr~. Apply at The Soup Pl1ntatlon, i555 Ad1m1 Ave, CM 4ilet11Urants ..-111T1u $7.50/Hr Seel<ing 2 M\arp, ve<satl~ charmers 10 worl< Mon-Fri Two 9hlfts open. 9am-5 30pm & 101m-7:30pm Exciting a1mosptlere. exce1ten1 training, opportunlly to advance A pply at Gullive r s 184 82 MecAnhur Blvd , Irvine "99tM.1rants TAWlll IY Tll SU Now hiring Food Servers tor nights. Apply in per- son Mon tnru Sat af1er •pm 2007 S Coest Hwy . L.aguna Beacn 111'11.-lrWal s.e.. FIT salespefaon Xlnt pay & posit, SC Plaza area Wltl train 1n bridals C all Denise at 2 t3-598-2393 lnML IUUIH Previous exp a must People oriented Good wt11gures Responsible lor purcnas1ng of clothes & various sunones In· ventory & employee supervision For an appt please call 645-5000, Ext 521 ULIUIAYOLll lnMLW.U llmTllY Needed tor Word Prc>- oeaalng (WordPerlect 4.2 exp. preld). tiling & phone relle1 lor clvlll treffic engl- neerlno firm. Xlnt ben- efits & working environ- ment Sllfld resume or apply In person to Robert Bein, Wm Frost & Assoc .. ATTN Brenda. 366 1 Spruce St.. Newpo rt Beach. CA. 92660 11•naiY SECURITY OFFICERS PERFORMANCE BONUS! $50.0.00 Dynamic Pro1ec11on Ser- vices Inc . as an induce· ment 10 all newly horeo employees. offers a per- formance bo11us plan on order to receive long- term quality sevlce from its employees Sall Boats 701 4 Mallr~ boll frame 11ew $235 8•0-8733 1tCAt 2Q $ t9 000• IAYIH Wlllt I HASS LOADED 494 54 19 Mattress & trundle nevP• "SI. or WhdJPr Trade'> usedS195 •840-8733 • 1~-...... --~-- COUCHES 2 matchonq e Sllps/Docks/Srora~ pillow back s200 f'<J ·-702 2 Grand Marshdll rollPr I NfWPl')RT t<;LANO massager $250 F,7-.,. 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Newport Beach, Calif. 92e80 Marco Polo Puts HOUM I, s C•HIOfnla llmlted partner- ahip, 54S7 San NlcOlu Of Sta. 208, Newport Beach, Callf. 92880 Thia bualnass is con- ducted by 1 general part- n«Shlp The rag1a1ra111 com- "*lee<I to tran..ct busl· neu under Jhe flclltooue buslneet na!Nt or names llated 1bove on Decembef 15, 1989 Prealderit Thia slltemenl was !tied wUh the County Cleflr or Qr. anoa co~mly on OeG&mbef t9, 1989 F440llO Publlltle<I Or1noe Coast Oaoy Piiot Oeoembet 27 1989 January 3. 10 17, 1990 w .112 FICTITIOUI 8UllNEH NAME ITAnlENT The lollow1nQ persona are dOing b<Jll,_.U WINGS ANO COMPANY 757 Domingo •8 Newport S.ech Cellf 92660 WamJy Marie Bedard 75 7 Oom111go # B. Newoor t S.ech Cellf 92660 Thie business •• con-OUC1ed by 811 1nd1v10ual The rag11tranl com- ~ to transact bull-,,... under 1he llc1111oua business name or names lllled above on Novemt>e< 15, t989 Wllfldy Marie Bedard Thlt statement was fll9d with the CO\mly Cieri< of Or· •noe County 011 December t9 t989 F.wotSI Put>ltahe<I Or1111ge Cont Diiiy Pilot December 27 19811 January 3 10 t 7 1990 W-780 W-77~ UI \ 111 '\O I IC I