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Home My WebLink About1990-06-05 - Orange Coast PilotT UE DAY ~ JU E 5 .. 1990 . 50 percent· .. voter ly PAUL AltCHIPLEY Daly Noc ~-"'"'"' SANT A ANA -As another season of mudsling- ing and issue-dod.ing drew to a close Monday. candidates fired their last salvos. ho ping to sway the few registered voters who will bother to go to the polls today. Registrar of V-oters Donaldlanney pre<!ictcdjust 50 percent of the 1,074.000 registered voters in Orange County will cast ballots. while statewide as few as 35-40 perce nt of California's 12.980,000 rcgis- . urnout predicted· tered voters are expected to go to the polls. have widespread impact on 1he state's fulure. Som consider LhaLnews a damnin$-+ndictment orAmericans who have grown apatheuc about 1he democratic process. Yet. in ('alifornia a t least.· they are voting on more issues -many of which are complex and could Statewide. voters-arei>emi ast-cd to dec-ide on 17 propos111ons. as well as no m inees for governor and seven other state offices. a nd distnct nominees for Assembly. Senate and Congress. (Ptea~ SH VOTE/hck P~) Killer cave-in crushes··worke·r on 55 Freeway Sy BOB VAN EYKEN COST A. ME~A -A. wall of earth crashed dov.n and crushed a "'orker to death. Monda1 afternoon at. a Cahram construcuon me for the extension of the Costa Mesa Free- wa~ .. The acc1dcn1 occurred a1 2 p m while M ichael Lam Peterson wa'i checking the grade 1.n a trench ne\I 10 a 'iheer cliff b~ the northbound side of Newport Bo ule' ard JUSI north of :!2nd '>trel.'t. police -.aid Pete~on. :!l<. of lkaumont an emplo~ce -of Yeager < onstruc11on. the-general contractor fu r thl· S-46 m1ll1on stat!." free"' a' C\ 1cns1on pro- ject. v.as at the v.estcrn edgt' of 1hr d11ch. av.a\ from lht.· d 1ff ~Id\· v.hen the ca' l·-ui ou·urrcd. "'ttncsM'<t \aid Wilburn 1old police he o nl} had a paniaJ vie"" of the ca' e-m. but rushed to the scene where he saw Peterson almos1 buned. .. He said he ran o'er and saJ......,.~--- fhe small of the gu) 's bacl.'' Phemn said. "The v1ct1 m "as apparent!) hunched o"er and his head was CO\ered .. fhemn said ~ ilbum was able to d1~ Peterson out 1n about two minutes Peterson ""as um·on~nous and bleeding from the head and car\. Pherrin said He ~3!> treated b) paramedics a1 the SCl'nc and then rushed by ambulance 10 College Hospnal in ( osta '.'vtesa Phemn ~1d 11 ~as apparent at the scene that the v.orker was 'Cf) cnti· 1:all) tnJured .ind 1n danger of death. Peterson "a'> pronounced dead a '>hort 11mc later D~llJ• lot ~-., D-H ...... lo\ Cotta Mesa '9ollcema11 ltldl AllUlll chectd out the ltd• of • hlll which caved fn and kllted a ,worlr•f on Mond•~· ~ -\ backhcx: operator 51).q~ar-old Oscar< 1J\ k \\ 1lhu rn of Pem., "as reportcdl~ v.c1rk1ng ncarb) when he caugh1 '>lght of the ca\ c-m. Pohce gl John Ph\·rnn ~1d .. Comi an) o tlic1als had no com- ment about the ace1dr nt. ~h1ch was (Plu~ see \llORKER/B~ck Pagel GOOD MORNING! It's Tuesday. June 5. 1990. and here's what's happenmg: ORANGE COAST WEATHER: It will be cooler but clouds will clear early along the Coast. Today's lal1la/low: H -12 Yesterday's hi~/low: 68-59 T omorrow's high/low: 68-62 SPORTS: M•Jor Lulff Bueb•ll: TnH 1, AJ11ell 0 Doc11en I, AtlHU 0 24-HOUR HOTLINE TO THE EDITOR 642-6086 SH Page A2 for detaHs Bridge 85 Business AS CIUslfl~d 84· 7 Comics A8 Crossword 85 Death Norlc~s 17 Ent~nal~nr A6 Horosc~ 85 Ann L.anders A 1 Op4nk>n A9 Polk~ log Al Put>fk Notic~s 87-8 Soct.ti A7 Sports ...... ,Stotts AJ -rv Listings A6 WHtMr A4 Bomb squad disarms box full of change ly KAREN AUGE o..,. ,._ ~.,, 111n. .. LAGUNA BEACH -It started with a car parked where 11 shouldn't be. And 11 e nded Monda) wllh a bomb squad. a scaled off post office. some tense moments for pohce of- ficers. and. ultimate!~. a paid park- ing fine. A disgruntled violator of Laguna Buch parking codes apparently wanted to send a message to police along wtth the payment of her fines. So she bundled up enough • lose change to cover the debt and mailed at off to the Police Department. But the message police got was thJlt she had mailed them a bomb. The 6-1nch-by-6-inch package at· tracted atte ntion tnittally when the woman attempted to mail 11 to the Pohce Department o n Saturday wnh only a 25-cent stamp affixed to 1t. said Pohce gt. Ra~ Lard11: When the postal cmplo~ee noticed the address and suggested the woman hand-dell\cr the package - after all. the PohCl' Depanmcnt was onl~ a few bloch awa~ -the "'oman adamantl) refused he returned soon aftcn\ard "'1th the proper posta~e on the package. Monda) morning. "'hen a second employee put the package into the Police Department·~ post office boit. he became usp1c1ou because 11 was addressed to the department and its return address also was the Pohce Department. Lard1e said. That's "hen thr police were alerted, the count) bomb squad called in and the post office closed and was cordoned otT for an hour whi~ officers d1ITuM·d the bo' full of change. While she halted Laguna Beach mail service for a"h1k. the "oman committed no cnme. Lard1e said. Ex-Leary foUoyver . nabbed in drug sting By KAREN AUGE 0...,, "°' Staff "'"'"' H U NTINGTON BEACH -A onetime follower of former drua auru Timothy Leary was arrested after he allegedly tned to buy I 00 pounds of marijuana fro m under- cover officers. Nabtsuka Tadash1. 49. of Full- erton, was described b) police as a carpenter. a former surf shop proprietor and past member of Leary's Laguna Beach-based Bro\herhood of Eternal Love. Tadash1 was arrested Fnday fol- lowing a weeklong undercover opcr- auon c.amcd out by Hununaton Beach poltce and .. Drug Enforcc- ine nt A&ency offic-crs. said PohC't Lt. Ed McErlam. ......... Sff Otr\JGS/hdc ,. .. , C:hildren rescued from locked room; parents may-pe charged By TONY OOOERO OM!y !"Nol ~t.ttf Wrltpr LA 1l 'N>\ BEAC H -Poh e are 1.ons1denng child nrgkct charges against the parents of four children found padlod.ed in a room of a GlenncHe treet home Pohcl' repuncd 1ha1 an unidentified man pass· mg by thl' home nouced a sign tn a from windo"" that said. "Help can't gel out door lod.ed" "' 1h1<; roint the man enfered the home. located in 1he ')()(.> block of Glenneyre. and found a man <;leep1ng on the floor while four clnldrcn "ere 1mpnsoned 10 the padlocked room The "11ness <,a1d that tht.• door as well as the v.1ndo~ "'ere padlocked shut. and that the children. aged 2 I<' Io. had no "atcr or re'itroom fac1ht1es Police \gt RJ' lard1e said Monda} the ch1l· dren\ parent<\ had nol heen located. The }Ouths ~ere 1aken w Orangc"ood Ch1ldrc"n·s Home Toxic fumes close beach By PAUL ARCHIPlEY and ROBERT BARKER The first s1gno; of a cooling trend d1dn 't stop thous,ands of relief. seekers from crov.dmg Orange Coast beaehe Monda'. but a foul stench forced the closure of one popular beach . Lifeguard e ' acua ted Bolsa Chica State Beach whrn a strong chemical smell v.afted ashore. causmg hC"ad- aches. burning e)es and nausea. About 2.000 '1s1tors were ordC"red 10 leave the beach a nd about 2.000 more "ere turned a"nY at the park· '"l lot gates. 1fcguard Mike Thomas said he saw a sheen on the urface and smelled a strong chemical odor. "r was out nding on the sand (1n a lifeguard vehicle) and I got a headache from 11." hc said. .. Thomas said he bchc\ed the· un· pleasantness probably stemmed from a spill of diesel fuel from an 011 tanker. "Do )'OU know wnat else 1 out there that has diesel ,fucJ'r' he asked __ However. Huntingto n Beach oil field an pcctor Mark Bodeinbcnder said he Ocw 0 \-Cr the area tn ra poh~ helicopter from the Huntmaton Pier to Anaheim Bay and was \lnablc to sec C''ld'1lct of diesel pollution NCJ thCL.Could he detect-llny odor when he went to the scene. Bod- cnbtndcr said. He speculated tt\ere rould havr been a spill from either a small craft or a la~ ve stl. lif~uard SupervlSor Jot M1lha-n , ordered the beach dosed about 12:30 p m. h "as to l"t'Open Mo nda evrnlna. t1feeuards ent the o usted . . beacl\tocrs to Hunt11\tton tatc &eec_h south of the' pier. whcrt their beach rtte•pts were honored. . .... .................... bout l0.000 '1s1tors at Hunt· ........ lft FUMIS /a.cit ,. ... , "' , . Mae Helllll. JJ. of A.. ................... M •• 1a1•1 P11Ja11 atcf9 Oft .... IM•cft w• of N9Wll8rt Pier M1R•1; • ' -. . . .. -..,._,,, --~ .. I Aa DAILY PILOT/ T.-deY, June 5, 1"0 Orange <;oast People/ Garrett Moscos ,..~ .................................................................. ~........ ~ Credit Hfe lns~rance Called · 'rip-Off' · !f ~~~NCI than 70 million policies were in force. Consumen paid $2. l billion in ~miums and received $900 million in benefits that year - a pay out of 43 cents on the dollar, com- pared to the minimum 70 cents recommended by the consumer or- p nizations. How much credit life costs • l Prince Nqwaf Al Saud, left, and Garrett Mo1co1 ~ Cco;ta Mesa chiropractor who recently returned from Saudi Arabia where he treated a rnsmber of national sports figures. BACKGROUND1--~~~~~~~~- Moscos opened his practicc in Costa Mesa in 1973. Although he. has a general p~a~tic~. he deals heavily in sports injury cases. He said many of the inJunes he sees are from surfing and tennis, but he has tr~ted a couple of professional football players. WASHINGTON -Consumers are payin1 huge overcharaes for credit life in,urance that most of them don't need. two private aroups claimed Monday in a report callina on states to tiahten reaulation of the industry. "Our repon ooncludes that credit life insurance is the nation's worst insurance rip off," said Stephen Brobeck, executive director or the Consumer Federation of America. "This is hiah-priccd insurance and no one dtoufd buy it, or very few," added Bob Hunter, president of the National Insurance Consumer Or- ganization. Credit life insurance is sold by banks. finance companies. auto deal- ers and other lenders to consumers takinJ out installment loans. The policies pay off the loan if the borrower dies. Virginia Stafford. a spokeswoman for the Amencan Bankers Associa- tion. whose members sell many credit life insurance policies. said her group does not believe con- sumen.-are bemg-<wercharged. How- ever. she agreed that they should be better educated about their choices. "There arc a lot of people out there who do not have a whole life (insurance) plan. For those cus- tomers. credit life insurance may represent a good deal. .. she added. There was no immediate response from the Nationa l Automobile Deal- ers Association. In 1988. the report said. more Most people shouldn't buy credit life insurance al all, the ar9ups said. but do so out of ignorance or fear. Some aren't aware they have bouaht it· some believe they need it to obtain the loan; and some fall victim to emotional pitches as in. ''You want to protect your family if you die, don't you?" the groups claimed. Jn addition. lenders often make it difficult to refuse the insurance by building it into the monthly pay- ment, the report said. So if a cus- tomer refuses the coverage, the loan papers must be redone. Also. cus- tomers art not given information that would indicate if the price was fair, such as a pay out ratio. the groups said. WASHINGTON -Here is the COit by state of credit life insurance over the course of a four.year, SI 0.000 car lo&J) at 12 percent APR. and the pay out ratio for every dollar pa1d in premiums. The states arc in order of lowest cost to the con- sumer to highest. The infor- mation was provided by private aroups that are critical of the situation. Maine, SI SS, 71 percent. New York1 Sl.S7, 70 percent. Vermont, > 171 , 6.S percent. New Jersey,. $231 . 62 percent. Masj.tcbu.sctts. $23.S. 47 per- cent. • New Hampshire. $244. 59 per·. cent. Utah. $259, 55 percent. California. Hawaii, Minne- sota. Wisconsin, $260. 55 per- ~nt. Rhode lsl3nd, $264, 54 per- cen Arizona, Pennsylvania, $288. 50 percent. Ohio. $308. 4 7 percent. Michipn, $31 S. 46 percent. District of Columbia. $321, 45 percent. ConnecticuJ, Illinois, North Dakota. Texas. Wyoming. $327. 44 percent. Virainia, $339, 43 percent. Qreaon, $362, 40 percent. Maryland, $368, 39 percent. AJaska, Florida, Idaho, Mis- souri, Montana. South Dakota, Washinaton. $396, 37 percent. Nebraska, $422, 34 percent. Arkansas, Delaware. Indiana, Iowa. Kansas, Kentucky, Ne- vada, New Mexico, $430. 34 percent. Tennessee. $436.l. 33 percent. West Virginia, >444, 33 per- cent. Colorado. North Carolina. $464, 31 percent. GeOrJia. $498, 29 percent. Mississippi, S..S33. 28 percent. Oklahoma. South Carolina, $568. 26 peFcent. AJabama, Louisiana. $674, 22 percent. -By T•~ AHoclalH Prell Hunter said payments owed on an installment loan are best included in comprehensive life insurance that eevers all -the-economic conse- quences of an early death. "You shouldn't buy life insurance to cover r.our credit" separately, he said. 'You should buy it all in one place." ._-------------------------~ In addition to being less ex- pensive. Hunter said. an overall pol- icy allows survivors to either pay ofT the installment loan or continue making monthly payments on it. There is no choice with credit life insurance. According to the repon. all states regulate credit life insuran~ but only four -Maine. New York, Vermont and New Jersey -require pay outs at or above the 60 percent recommended by the National As- sociation of Insurance Com· missioners. "Yet eyen a 60 percent ratio over- charges consumers." said the report. THE SAUDIS----------- · Moscos said he became in'olved with the Saudi Arabian athletes after meeting Irvine resident Andrew Miller. who has a contract as the sports medicine director at the Al Helal Sports Club. Miller, a former patient. ·introd uced him to Prince Nowaf Al Saud who has taken the countl) 's sports program under hjs wing. The Saudis. he said. have focused a great deal of attention on their spons porgrams. Obscene gestures don't justify-police stop TREATING ATHLET~S------- Because their medical l..nowledge and fac11l11cs are behind those in the United tates. injured aud1 Arabian athletes arc often sent to the Uniled tates for treatment. "They flew two players out a few years ago and we treated their injuries and rehabilitated them," Moscos said ... The treatment v.cnt well and things have blossomed from there ... SAUDI TRIP----------- 1nce there 1~ no tourism 1n aud1 ..\rab1a. a VISltor must have _ an inv1tat1on tx-forc '1s111ng thc desen country. Pnnce Saud. Kmg Fahad Al Saud·~ nephev.. 1n' 1ted Moscos to '1s1t Saudi Arabia and __ cx.anune -the Al Hclal .sports fac1 li ty anti sports medicine-d nuc a1 Riyadh. a city of 1.4 m11l1on peoplc . By 808 EGELKO Anod attd fttrtU \llttte-r SAN FRANCISCO -A police- man can·1 drtain somcone for curs· 1ng at him and using obscene gestures. becausc "cnttcism of the police 1s not a crimt>... a federal appca1s coun· rulro Monda-v. In a 3-0 dt'c1s1on. the 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals upheld a lower-court ruling that a Douglas, Ariz .. man was stopJ>('d illega lly by police after ~dltng profanities and making a 'ulgar hand gl"ilure out of a--ear ·windo" "The freedom of 1nd1' 1duah to oppo!>e or t halknge police action / Ne-ws of-the weird verbally without thereby risking ar- rest is one imponant characteristic by which we distinguish ourselves from a police state... said the opinion by Judge Alex Kozinski. He said the conduct of Ralph Duran toward police in the Novem- b« 1987 tA~ident was "boorish. crass ... disgraceful" but not illegal. Officers ma} resent obscene words and gestures but .. ma~ not exercise th e awesome power at their disposal to punish individuals" for exercising their rights. Ko11nsk1 said. e city's aw~cr . ..\rthur ..\tonna. declined comment. The 1nc1den1 started \\ hl'O PQhcc were called to a Douglas hotel. where Duran was drunk and thrcat- eni ng a banender. He exchanged some heated words with Officer Gil- bert Aguilar. who escorted him outside to a rnr driven by Duran·s wife. Alice. Aguilar~um~d to patrol and -saw the car go b}. "1th a hand out the passenger window g1~1ng him a one- finger gesture. He followed the car down a rural road and 1den11fied Duran. who swore and continued making gesturcs. the coun said. inc car stoppe out!>ldc The -cou- plt's mobilc home park. where Aguilar. joined by a baclwp. turned on hi s emergency lights and ordered Duran out. Duran continued cur~ ing. and Aguilar arrested him for investigation of disorderly condur~. In a scuffie, both men were in- jured. and a lawyer for the family said Duran. a manual laborer. suf, fered permanent partial paralysis of his left elbow. "Our contenuon·s going to be that he was verx senously damaged economically. • said the lawyer. Tony Behrenc; Duran sued the cit} -and its police forviola11ono ftrrrctvihiJhlI 3mr for his IOJUI)'. Hi s wife sued for emotional distress. .. The Saudi~ were \Cr) gracious hosts." MCtscos said. "They have a beau11ful fac1ht} with an Olymp1c-s1zed pool. wrestling and basketball fac1 ht1es and a soccer stadium. I went over as a guest and treated athletes ( ¥ostly 'iOCCer and ba!lkctball pla)crs). I -toured the . cli nic and offered them somc ad' ice (on running the chmc)." Man's si~ned rape disclaimer .doesn'thold up in courtroom 1 Mother of the Year' held on drug charges ORO ILLE -..\ 43-\ear-old I \\Oman ckcll•d la<;t month as Mother-of-the· Y car fo r the Feather Fiesta Days Parade 1n Oroville has been arrested on mcthamphetamrne charges. RETURN TRIP---------- Moscos ma~ rrturn this ">ummer. He said the Saudis contract out fat a lot of their medical services. Moscos hopes to become the consul11ng ch1ropract1c-Ooctor fo r the S~ud1 Arabian athletes. "I may be chosen to accompan~ the na11onal .cam to the Asian games in Be1J1ng which would be qu11c an honor:· He said he would know his fate when the pnnce \.1<;1ts 1n Jul}. -Complied by Weady E11e1 Baseball in Russia: Raz, dva, trl MOSCOW -It's ra1. d'a. tn stnkes. "You're f'lut~" at Mo~ow State Un1 vers1t}. where So' 1cts were learnrng the Amencan national pas- time \\hile Prcs1den1 M1kha1I S Gorbachc\ toured the o\mcncan heartland. The ov11:1s '>tarted playing baseball four year~ ago. hoping to field a team at the liummer Games 1n 1992 wh en 11 v.111 be a medal spon for the fir'>t ume But hopes are not high on thc astroturf al a I .OOO-sca1 bao;eball stadium built on the un1,ers1t} grounds last September. "I don't thin ~ a 'io' ll'I team writ make 11 to the 01~ mp1cs th is time around:· '>aid ~1..-xander E. Se- myono' "The ..\mencan. Cuban and Nicaraguan team\ .ue much strong- er:· said Sl·m} ono'. who call'> him~clf, "the onl } Soviet baseball wntc.'r "1 he big problem I\ thai we don't ha ve man} fan.,:· Scm}onO\ said in an 1ntl·rv1ew, Monda~. ··The} don't reall} undeNand the ruk"> For ex- ample. thq don't l..nov. v.hat a ball 1s Or a '>tnh· ·· -By Tbe Associat"d Press By CHUCK SHEPHERD • A JUr~ IO f oWIOOl'll Count). Ga .. near ..\tlanta. found Herlx·ri Freels. 24. guilt~ of rape 1n Novem- ber. desplll' h1\ ha' 1ng produced a note signed h~ tht• '1t·11m. 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Police sa} the am~st happened last Wednesda\ at thl' Wilcox Avenue home of Michelle and Wayne Hen- dn,. "ho have tx·cn the foster p.i;cnts for c;cvl'ral ~cars of a 12- )ear-old girl Thl·~ said the girl "as walki ng homl' from school "hen she saw pohcr and narco un agents fin. 1shing the raid on her horyic. She has Officers said the two "ere booked on charges of ha' ing p_Qsscss1on of methamphetam1nes w1fH the intent to sell. They sa:d thC} found 1n the home 60 pounds of chemicals used in making methamphctamines.' The Mother-of-the· Y car title went to Michelle Hendrix last month in a lctter-wnung contest an which grade school children were the lcttcr wnter!>. The Feather Fiesta Days Parade 1s sponsored by businesses. Editor's Hotline Just Call 642-6086 ~· t• l ,, 1 11~P ,1bou1 t~ O;i1ly Pilot? What don't , • ~. 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'" t•• ,,... .. ,.,.l(,a{j • I ' • ~ 't Tfloojt I "'1' f9' I 'I)' ,,,. 1 t' t 1,i VP'. t \ t •ft"'"'' t • , • 1 • ..\.,,... s~ , . ., pPt I • I I s I I • I • 'kJI A~ llfl" -~ I I. I. ' I '' .~ -.l'v"" c 'tr ._,,.. 1 f • J ,\ I ti.• 'PIQll •• r'11•" • ,, I' ' ... I l .,,,~. Tr-If' p••O(tl"t ' ' ,. \ '' l/f n, • ., '<,• ( ..... j.,_ Mt.""'.l •, ' 1 f •t ~ t· U t4'1 f t I ••'t'J\'\ A.· • " t«>WMD l SCHllAMM Vo<~ Prt\ldtnl Adve11.~ini & Ma11e11n~ CID! fRCCMAN c1,~$tlitd ~naetr lllCHAU SHOMll C.rLu14h(;n Direr lor ..-AMOO SHAH Contr11fle1 DAVll IQCTl P•.x!uthon 0.tf'!IM LISA TAlllY Prp P1 rs~ Mandgt• ll'•Y llllCHT Prtn Room M'"'it' GlORri MAUZ Or\1!1bulron Plant Mandge1 SAIAE Sale • ------- ..A.1-- Lil,etieFa ~<> ...... ~ l , - • too costly to be true She wants others to be cautious whe~ starting new reiationships L ast February, Donna, an attractive 44-year-old. took her 23-year-old niece into a South Bay ni&htspot she knew had a "fast" re_putation. At first. Chris. the good· look.in& youna man they met, was interested in her niece. Jim But as the ni&ht wore on, ponna realized he was di~t-Wood ID& more and more attention toward her. And she felt •••••••••••• tertd. The next morning. Chris. aae 2S. showed up on Donna's Westcl~ff doorstep. He offered help genfog her home ready for an upcoming pany. • ... He could do everything." says Donna. "landscapinJ. painting, carpentry. He'd work 10 hours a day." For his first few niptts in Newport. Chris slept on Donna's couch. Then he moved tnto her Santa Fe-style bedroom. For two months things went smoothly. Glcaminf white floors were laid. brass fixtures installed and the houscwarm1na pany was a success. And Donna and Chris seemed c.ompatible despite almost 20 years difference in age. "friends told me how lucky I was to have found Chris," says Donna. brushine back a handful of flowing auburn hair. But Donna began rcalizinJ it probably was too good to be true. One day the Bank of America in Westcliff Plaza phoned to say her account was overdrawn. Then American Express called rcgardiJlg unpaid credit card bills. ..About this time. Donna. a TWA flight attendant, had an ·extended trip to Eucope. And Chris began entertaining girls more his age in Donna's lovely home. '1But when I'd c.onfront Chris a.bout . unfinished work. missing mail and overdue bilJs, he'd always have a flawless excuse." recalls Donna. But Donna was more than suspicious and broke off the romantic involvement. "Still I didn't want to believe what I knew was happen mg." she remembers. What was happening was that Chris was running up approx- imately SI 5.000 1n credit card charges, cashing S 1,260 in forged checks and spending S2.200 in stolen rents. And Donna was hinng a private investigator to establish hard evidence against Chris. On May 16. Chris was arrested by Newpon Beach police and booked into Orange County jail. . "It couldn't have happened at a worse Lime:· said Donna last Thursday ... My boyfriend of two years ago got married, TWA 1s ne~rlJ bankrupt. and I can't sell my remodeled house for what I havr lftlt. he admits Chri s helped her througnsome ofiTiosc tough times. "But then he deijvered the ultimate blow by deceiving me and adding to mf grief. I almost had a nervous breakdown." Friday was curious and went over to Orange County Jail to meet Chris. In his orange prison jumper he looked grim. but you could see ho w he'd sweep an older woman off her feet. He stands 6 fff~ tall wuh tan, chiseled features an<lsoft. blond.hair. Yet.he wasn't the glib. charming young man I'd expected. "I was wrong," he said. "and I'm sorry to have hun someone I really liked." Chns was charged with four counts of grand theft and stood to get 12 years in pnson. "But I pleaded guilty and got 16 months. The public defender said if! become a trustee. I could get out in six." Chris said. ha,·mg some tro.uble looking.me.in lhc-c_ye. B) the expression on his handsome face. you could tc~ll Chns preferred Donna's Ne"'pon Beach address to being prisoner No. 1222916 in Orange Count~ Jail. He appeared resigned and re· morseful. "I ha' e to accept what I got. I don't like It. but I deserve it," he said. Chns shart"d 1hat Donna and her fnends "'ere the clo5est family he'd ever e'<pencnccd. "I JUSt got carried awa) :·he said. As our visit in 1a1l was end1n1. Chns asked. "What can I sa~ that '-'OUld keep others from doing what I did?" I didn't kn ow. But I recalled Donna wanting her stof) told: "I don't want others doing what I did," she said. Jim Wood'• col•m• ,..,,, S,,..y, Tu~•d•y, .,,, Thrsd•y. . Mission Viejo woman wins lotto, now S9 .8 milliori richer MISSION VIEJO -A Mission Viejo woman will receive $395,200 in the next month and each year for the next 19 years as a result of picking all six winning num~rs for the state lottery's weekend "Lotto 6-49" game. req11e11e<t no publicity: so no other information about lhe woman was provided. / Carmella Sacco won the $9.8 million prize by picking the numbers 3. 16. 24, 31. 43 and 49. Di vided over 20 years. the prize works out to a rough annual gross of $490.000. but after taxes arc taken out. the net annual payment is 5395.200. It was known . ho"'<.'' er. that Sacco purchased the wanning t1cke1 at the Alpha Beta supermarket on Trabuco Road 1n Mission V1c10 . .\s a result. the Alpha Beta Co. will receive $49.400. or half of one ~rcent of the winnings. An employtt at the M1 ss1on V1e10 store said the compan~. not the individual store. will get and US<' the mone y. rt was the M1ss1on V1e10 store's first lottt'I) winner. the em- ployee said. A lotter) spokeswoman said acco · -By tbe Daily Piiot Here are the winning playmJ card numbers picked Monday night for the California Lottery's daily "Decco" game: ~Heans: 10 +clubs: 7 ODiamonds: 7 •Spades: 8 Water shor;tage hit in the early days, too • la Newport Beacla: The earliest beach colonies .--- obtained their fresh water 1n railroad tank can filled DID YOU from anesian wells in Harper (now Costa Mesa). It KNOW w4s sold in fi ve gallon lots. There was also.a well rit driven by a wildm11l in Mcfadden Place near the Newpon Pier. For those too ~r to buy water, there was the muddy Santa Ana nver. • ,~ ·~· • la lrvlae: The 92-year-old. lrvine Ranch house. f which stood on the comer of Myford Avenye and Irvine Boulevard burned June s. 196S. and was finally demolished ·in 1968. • la Cot&a Mesa: In 1962, the CoS'la Mesa City Council received an offer from the Oranac County Supervisors to buy the Oranae 1 County airport. but turned it down as a poor investment. .. La ... Be•c': Halfway Rock. at the foot ofCrns St.rttt marks , the m1dale point 1n two mil~ of beach front measured from Lquna , Canyon southeast to tM rock that aavcs Arch Beach Its name. .. Foatala Valley: The Newbcn River Protective Otstnct was orpn1zed 1n 1900. The name Newbert was derived from combtn1na the first syllable of Ncwpon with the last s~llab&e of TaU>en at the sueantaon of H. C1ay Kell<>s, the tftli'*' of the projttt. A )()().foot unp wvu drtdatd for a. ~rmancnt river~ and kVttS built to hold the SanLI Ana River 10 1u pretmt locabOD.. Dtd You Know1 '""'in ronmburion• trom tmdtn.. ~ your h111oncal facr. ro Ord You Know~ Oraiwe Coast DeJl)· Pilot P.O to. IJ60. CM«a Mna. 91626. -ar,.%1., Aw .... . · -. . • • 'I Onlnge Cout OAIL.V PILOT/Tueedey, June 5, 1980 AS .Bush may delay new-offsh9re drilling WASHINOTON -Prt'sadent Bush is ex- pected to postpone new oil dnllina off the California and Flonda c-0asts. for up to 12 years 10 some areas, so additional environmental· 1m~ct studies can be done. administration of- ficials said Monday. The otticials said the president appeared ready to endorse a course that would ban new exploration off Southern California until at least 1992, off Nonbem California until 199.7 and off Florida until 2002. The waters off the Orange Coast have been mentioned frequently as fen ile vound for 011 exploration; three offshore oill dnlling platforms are located olT Huntington Beach. While ~he sources c.autioned that Bush stlll could change course and allow some leasing. one official closely In\ olved with the decision said. "I would be surprised" 1f he did not g0>forward with the overall dela) n election-year dCCISIQn to delay the lcasu1g '.. would pla) "'ell among Republicaos in Cahfomsa and Flonda. Manr ha ve urged the delay\ voicmA concerns about a negatl"e reacuoo from 'voters 1f Bush opened an) areas to new drilling before the bttn shown and that new dr1lhn1 should be banned altogether. "We w11J ~ vel') d1sappo1ntcd 1f all we're offered (by Bush) 1~ a delay," said Lisa peer, an attorney fo r the Natural Resources Defense Council. .. The public has moved ~r beyond where dcla)s arc going to satisfy people. It's t1me to move to protect some of the~ areas per-I manently." • The long-pending presidential decision was : anticipated in the next few days. • Wh1k Bush still had a ranie of options I before him. the con~nsus among officials who ' have worked on the deetsion is that Bush will 1 approve n dela) an leasina for all three an:as. aecord1ng to the administration sources. Postponing ne"' dnlling would conform to • conclusions of a task force Bush appointed last )ear to stud) the problem. : Oil act1v1 t) '-"Ould be bannl!d mall the areas unul at least 1992. when the Intenor Depanmcnt 1s to produce It next fi\·e-year plan for 01l leas1na around the countf). 1f Bush keeps to the dec1s1on has aides expect The fh e;~ car plan tndudes a ' broad outhne of"'hat areas "''II be considered for lea.sing and ho"' 1hc depanment "''II deal with leases fo r those fi' c ) ears ~ ...... ---011 pl•tforrn1 off Huntington ••ach. November ballo1ang. • Environmentalists have ar ued that the. threat to tfle environment o both states l(as The president st11l had before him a vanety •of options ranging from upen1ng the coasts to .nc.w offshore oil acuut) to imposing. a .mora:. ton um . l OC drilling foes cheer likte 1 1Y decision By IRIS VOKOI O.olly "''°" \tlllf lllnt•• Orange Coast oflicials reacted enthusiasticall) to word that Pres1· dent Bush ma) postpone new 011 dnlhng olT the outhem California coast for at least two years. Although not a ban on offshore dnlling, Bush's expt'cted post- ponement to get additional en- vironmental impact studies do ne 1s a po'l1t1 ' c step. local dnllang oppo- nents said. "I would prt'fer. of course. to have an outright ban of dnlling off Or- ange County.'' said Ne"'pon Beach Counci lwoman Evelyn Han . who last week was appointed to a new state advisory comm'1t1cl' on ocean issues. "I hope it's true. I'm pleased ll will not come back for at least t'-'O years." "It's \'Cf)' good OC'-'S m ltght of what "'e "ere led to e1epcct." Laguna Beach Ma\or Lida Lcnnc\ said 'T m d1sap.pomted 11's no1 ·a per- manent mora1onum. but I'm hl.'an- ened." "It seems to me ttw Jr.dcral gov- ernment 1sJ1stcning to the concern-; of Southern California." ..aid Hun1- mgton Beach ( uu'nc1lman Peter Grt.>en Green said he 1\ contidenl the future s1ud1t.>s 1.1.lll "mpl~ reinforce the conclusions of past anal) 'iCS that determined of"hore drilling ad' erscl) affects the t'n' sro nment and c1t1e'\' 1ounsm Hart ..aid 'ihc feel<. Bush ,., .,mrerc in has en' 1ronmcntal concern and that has e~pected acuon 1s not com- pletel) a political plo) ··1 woul9 guess not and I alwa) s hoix-not."\ she said Newpon Beach Councilwoman Jean Wa n took a more cautious approach. sa~ ing local lobb) mg cf· foru agai n t offshore dnlllng can not rela\ "It's JUSI a postponement." Watt ')31d "\\-e ha'e to li.ecp doing what '-'t'rc doing and gathering our forces. .. <\n) thing.'' she added. "can hap- pen in 11.1.-0 ~ear<." _1~8_,ooo_~_P_o_l _ic_e __ a_r_rest susQect following sign park drive-by ~hooting of teen-ager _petitio_n~~ By JOSHUA LO\llE 04111)1 ,Noc \c.tlf lllrtt•• Hl'NTI NGTO!\ BE.\( H Backers of a No' ember ballot measure mandaung t'leet1ons bcfort' the ci t~ \ells park or beach land presented 1he C11~ C'krk \\llh a pet1t1on \\Ith more than I .000 sig- natures Monda' The pe1111ons. 1f ccn1fied b~ the Orange Count~ registrar of \ oters. '-'Ould place a cit~ chaner amend- ment on the ~o' cmhl·r ballol man- dati ng a special or gl·neral t"ler11on before the ell\ c3n M'll or de' clop an) park land· or bcacht•s The dnvc. 'iP<ln'\Orr d h~ S3H0 Our Parks, began in lht· Inst '-"C'Ck of November and culminated w1th the presentation of the "i1gnatures. one \\eek before the .200-dav deadline . The magic number ·"'as 1 5.30~ !>1gnature'>. "h1ch represents about I 5 pe rcent of lhl· rcg1Stl'red voters 1n Huntington Beach. T he} turned 1n 18.561 names as a 20 pe rcent safet~ margin in case 11 1um s out somt "'ho signed aren't reglSlered vote~. The c•I} had I 02.179 registered 'otcrs "'hen the pet111ons beg;ln c1rcula11ng. but dunng 1hc course of the dm c the Cll\ lost about 7,000. according to dm0c organizer Debbie Cooke. "ho s~ud 1t made the task of getting signatures a hnle more d1f- ficull. Volunteer~ "cnt with the pet1t1ons Monda) morning to thl' Cit) Clerk's office to double che,·k thl' signatures. and make '\un.· all the papef"'ork was filled out corrcctl). The public suppon of the pet1t1on drive "'as outstanding. according 10 some of \ ol untcers "ho hit the streets for a~ Our Parks. "From "'ha( I' SJ\\ 11 ~as fan· tata uc. I did not sec amonl.' who 'did not "'ant to sign," said Doug Langevin. a :l\e Our Park:. volun· teer. "It is a sign that people 1us1 don'1 trust the Cit} Council an\morc be- cause the) kno"' the} arc t>ou ght b> developers." Lange' 1n said The count) ha'I 30 dn)s in "-ht h to venf) and ccrt1ly the leg1t1maC} of the petitions. after which tht Cit) Clerk will oflic1all) tell the Cit) Council the i>cnding charter amend· mcnt has been placed on the ballot. Cooke s:ud she wa'\ confident the measure "'111 pass. and added thal an)' campaigning wtll ~ tow ke). although 1t t'ould be-come asgress1vc if there was actl\e opposition. The dnve for :i city chancr amendment was spa .... ned out of tht' wa~ over thr P1crs1dc Village prOJCCt By 808 VAN EYKEN O.tiiy-, .... St.tfl 111•14•• .\!'.\HEIM -Polin· jrrcsted an ...\nahl'1m man Monda} in connec- 11on '-'llh a dn,e-b~ '>hooting un- da) n1gh1 1hat left a I 3., ear-old bo~ dead and four other~ inJurl·d One uthcr 'Kllm. .:W-H·ar-1..1ld Jesus Gome1. of ..\nahc1m ~a' al.,n ta en 1():\nahc1m \lemonal Hosr 1- tal sul1l·nng from a gun,hm 1.1.ound Hl' "'a~ ltstl.'d 1n \<l\l\lal·tnn 1.on- d111un \lund.l\ \\ nnes~·' dC'iLnhed the assa1lilnts as t"o Lat1no men in their 20s. The 'eh1de lksn1 • onh as a arge . hgh1 ~olured LJr v.a~ spotted b) poh,e p.trked 1n thl' 300 block of \\l"'>I \'ermont ..\\cnue shonl) after the '>hooting. Hl·dgflt'th ~1d Ulise\ ( arran1a Pineda "J' stand- ing" llh neighbor'> 1n an alle' m the 600 block of '.'onh SabTtla ~sreet at aboul I) 30 pm ~unda~ '-'hl•n tv.o men dro\C h~ 1n ..1 l.H and .. pra~ed gu nfirl' m10 lhl' group Pol11.:e Lt Ra' Wdch '>.ltd Pineda 1.1.n .. taken into an apan - mFnt at ti I., ' \ab1nj \t "•th a gun~ho1 "ound 10 his l he'il Ht" "'as treated b) param,·d1cs and then rm,hed 10 Anaheim ~kmonal Hos- pital. "here he "'a<. pro nou need dt'ad a !.hon 11mc la1a. \\ d ch ~•d Thrcr othn;. abo reponedh '1c- 1un~ ol the \hoo11ng. am\.cJ al the hospnal '>honl~ jliel"".ird in J flrl· \ate car The 1hr1.•1.• 11lhl·r, arc \lanu ( ru1 . 23. Hernan l unCJ _, \2 and Jesu!> Go met 2 'i "'h11 I\ not rd.tied to the othl'r man \'llh the ~me namt' ..\II arl' ..\nahJ.'1m rt•.,1dt•nt'> and all 1.1.erc: li'>tcd 1n "1tl\la1. ton cond11 wn 31 hxal ho~rnals ..\llu lo.nJ .u, 11ng an all-night <.une1llan1.e '"'l''>llg.Jttng .officers '>a~ a "oman arrruJl h lht' car. polile "11d The 1llhl c:'f" que'il1oned lht' '-'Om.in "'h.1 kd them 111 Perez. \\de h ..aid thl' \hooting did not apix-ar Ill he rl'l.Hcd to gangs "'nnl' vi lhl' 'llllms are kno"n to tlt' gan~ member'> · \\ elch said Hedgpeth "11d m' l''t1ga10~ had no1 detcrmmtd ~hc.·1hcr PC-rez "as a member nf J gang C flmtopher FJ"ard Pl'rl'/ 2~ '-'3S arn:sll·d at 4 Jo a m \londa' after an all-night ~tah·nul JI a l ar police belie'e \\J\ dmen b' lhc k11lef\ Pohu· I 1 \lar1. lfcJgp<.·th said. Perez "3'> heing held at the .\nahl.'1m cm 1a1l 1n l1ru of $~50.000 bail \t ond11~ ( Miss Costa Mesa ciowned CO T.\ MESA -.\ 21-year· ,~ .......... ,. old \\Oman "'ho h3d Ol'\ er entered a bea ut\ contest bdor<.' \\On the NEWS 1990 Miss Co'\13 ~1e .. a tttle on unda > BRIEFS Jamie Badorcl... an Orange Coas1 College fa .. hl\)n design stu- dent, took the top honor; at 1he pageant held on 1hc la'll da) of thl' annual Fish Fn .. This 1s the first ume I had n t·n done an) thing like this," Badorek "ia1d. "I d1dn·1 t'ChC''C' 11 "'hen I had '-'On." Badorek ..aid she "alt born m San Bernadano and h\.l'd in t Lou1!.. Ml 'i'I .. hl•tore l·om1ng to Costa Mc..a at the age of 17 'he '\aid wmning thl' contest "'as e'tra special lx'<'au-.c sht' had JU~t turned ~I tht da) before State's chill champs NEWPORT BE.\CH -Here are the 1.1.mncrs an the C'ahfom1a State Ch1h Champ1onsh1ps held at tht' Newpon Dunl.'S on ~la) ~4 ('hah· tir 1 plan·. Bill Ra). 'it'rnnd place.·BalT) Steinberg; third pin~. Man i> n .\lien. and founh place. Joe C'nfllp1!'>1 Parade· fif'\t pla c. team No 153. Jo Jahns. Hot laps Chill: 'it'Cond Plare. t1.·am \:o IOI. Carol Arnold. White Horse Ch1h. and third place. o 158. Jim li.'mom •. Srar hAh Booth. first placr. 1eam No IOI. Carol A.mold. White Horse Chall: wcond place. No. I 53. Jo Jahns. Hot lips Ch1h: th a rd place. No. I 56. JelT) Overland. Boar Butt Chili tage· first place. team No 153. Jo Jahns. Hot Laps C:h1h: ~ond place. No 101. Carol Arnold. White Hone h1h . third place. o. I 37. John kabo. Hot Bite Ch1h ( tar. & tnpes) Overall show: fi rst place. tram No. I 53. Jo Jahns, Hot ups Chill. second place. No. 101. Carol .\mold. White Horn-Chill. Miss Ch1J1 Pepper. first olacc. Kimberl \kt unnn 'ernnr,l plau~ (Ill' I Heather Blackman and Jeannie ~"'l'CI Mr Hotsaule Jim place team ~o. 153. John Babcock. second plare. :--.o I H. Ra) mond Ward; third place. \io I Ill M1kl' ( Mnel1us "ihu;)t'' 'Holler fir;t place hark) Helman. -.econd plan: Bob D\l'r third pla,e M1li.t Wilkens. Reading camp for thlldren IR\ l'l -Tht" l <.I Reading and Neu· rohngu1-,11l <. hn1, '' ol1enng a children's reading camp and a flrop.rjm IOlu .. ing on language and learning d1\Jh1ht1n .in "'1.·1.·l..da~ mommg.s th1!. sum· mer Thl' ~·jmp "ill tx· hdd 1rom <la m tu noon fro m Jul\ 2 Ill \ug \ for 1.h1ldrl·n cntenng londerganen th rough '>l\th grade Thl' .\d' Jnragl' Program "'h1ch rt'CC'ntl~ rt'· CCI' l'd J um1menJ,1110n trnm Orange l ou nt~ uper· \ l\Or Haml'll \\ 1cdcr r.11 11' lOnmbullons 10 the d1agno'>1\ and trr.unwnt 111 reading and language d1\ahl11tc,, .... ,11 Ix· otkrcd tor ~hlldren entenng k.ind1.•rgartcn 1hroue,h ..._.l'nnJ gradl' lrom I) a m. to noon Jul' 2 throu11h .\ug 10 Hoth pro~ram' 1.1.111 be held at Rancho San foaquin lntl·rmrJ1.ttl' ~hool 1n ln inc. l·or more 1nforma111rn. 1.:ill ~xn-tilo\ from 1 -~ pm Wt"Ckda s. OCC hosts sports camp ( O\l \ t\1l \.\ -. .\ t\\lr .... ect.. .. pons camp for children and lt'<'n' tx-1 .... l-cn 1hc age" of 5 and IS is being ol1ert'd this \ummrr h\ the Orange Coast College <.ommun1t' \en1l'l' OtTice The camp mt~h \1 onda\'i through Thursdays lrom 9· 30 a m Ill I p m '\laf1lng Jun<' 18 Track and field e\Cnt">. c;tif\ball pinp. pon11-. 'ollc\ hall. c;oettr. floor hock<'' ba~t..etball and 'l\\1mmang "''" be taught · (amp dir('(tOr L)on \\. .mon. v. ho has ~orlc¢ with mort' than 7.000 rhildren an the past I 5 )'cars. 15 kno"' n tor h('lpm~ "u1ld 1,tlf-t''>tl"'Cm 1hrou,lb non· comJl('t1t1v(' 'lport~ act1\ 1t1t·, For reg1 trat1on infor- mation. c II 43~-80 Ritual canceled; altercation follows ! I COST A MESA -The dfvil didn't make him do 1t - 1t wa s (or hrist' sake · Sev en-foo t-tall G ar) humwa walked i nto nworks Framing Inc . 1666 'humwn . who had left the cstabh hment before police am ved, "'as not am tcd. Poll~ pho n<.'d h" home and there w. as no an~wer Pcrhasx hr had another calling Cot•• Meta D \nmc-nnl' \ll'll' '"" ,, "" l I<-\ 10 tltt carpon at Los .\m1~<'' mohtll' honw ""'" at I 61r !'lit"'land St Irvin~ Ncwpon Blvd.. to bapllle wmC'One. according to police record When proprietor Bo b Az1m1 told his fncnd -now .,, POLICE l Thrtt pa1roM at 1hc ~,..., C ·u,1om Luv.n<kr \ho"' and Fam1h f1eua 11 I~ Ora~t Count\ fairground' If.ti'\' 1bt \!Clim) of\-thlC~ bu II') on unda In all. the burslaf' made ofT"'1th $.t~ v.onh of sltl't'O\ anJ l«'t'UOOC'\ \ l\IJ• i.. 1111111 '"o ,1111.11 I l11nd.1 < R' "'ii' ,1okn 1n lht" lllll "11~ J.. ••I \1um;1 \1,k' 1'1'1.,.t'f'n ~ m ~t\)rdn .anJ "'"'" \unJ.t, ~a• ••ch ,,.fnend -the bapt11ct **" not there. hum"•>' all~ly raised has fi t. ho uted "in th~ name of Jesui" Ind 'truck A11m1 ICf the' face, ~rd· 1n1 to the document • 'l1m1 called pohec end ~ramcd1cs, "'(ho pronounced him "un1n1urcd.' But tM bur.1· n m11n appartntl} ha~ a crou to bear with has rth 1ou' former fncnd. A11m1 told pohct he ";an" to prr\<t cha~ apin5t humwa . a '\ I ~\ptt<l ll1J..t 'alut'd at USO .,~!t l'\'pontd S1C11t-nl from a p n in tht :c bled. of Dukt Plact H•ti ... oa Beeela " -oman aid ~ s;a...-• netlhbor ~•nf\I a pair of Sl~ Jhon1 th.al IOm«>nt S10k OUI of a latindry room 1n t~ 200 blod of I 'th trttt and Jhe Wlnttd 10 filt a oompla1n1 ' \ 1n11.k nt n·fl\•n,'\l th.lt ht' hraJ phoH,, and l'' 1dtnH· 1ha1 h1' ne1,.h~'r '' \ll'ahna plant from h1t 'ard N~wport Beach c-hccllboo\ and t•<1 ~•lcd cft\odopn contatnma a total or S.I ca\h "'tte stOkft from a lutcbn counlcr 1n 1hc I blO\\ of \111 iitrt!f\ •htk dw mtdcnh v.~n-mo' •na out • ' . M 0nnge COl9I DAILY PILOT I Tueedey, Juf'9 1. 1110 SAN FRANCISCO -Nanq Re- agan and Raisa Clorbache' eA- chansed smiles and handshakes Monday and renewed a rela11onsh1p thu Mrs. Reagan mtl had bt'cn m isunderstood. 4.s former Prc'itdl'nl Ronald Re- agan and So"tct Prl'Stdent \11lhaal G orbache' chaucd on J <.of.l 1n the ov1et coun~I gl·m·rar .. hnnw. thl'tr "'1ve<; pcrcht'd on eh.i1r' .ind talked. A.fterward. Mr!it Religcin rharac- tcnzcd her ho urlong ml·eting ''1th Mr!it Gorbachc' as .. ,\'" 111tc·· •• 1 thtnl. there· been a grl'at mt'>· understanding ahuut our rcla- 11onsh1p ." Mr!> Reagan told re- porters. She \\Ofl' a hlacl and "'h11c outfit. while M rs. Ciorhachc' had donne<r--:r l'liotc hu<o1m•c;.,ltkl' gra} 'iUll. ;..1rs Reagan·, l..1nd \'Md" for ~rs Cforhachn rnntrasted "1th her charac1er11at10n ol her tn "~h Turn." her memoir ol ha Wh11~· House H·ar' "From tlh n111ml·nt "l' ml't. sht.· talll·d and 1.111 .. l·~t J nd talll•d -<;o much that I ,ould b,in:h gl'I a \\llfd tn. edge"1"' 0 1 ntlll'r"l'il' ·· \I r' Reagan \\rotc "Pt·rhaps 11 was 1n- sccunty on her pan. but d un ng about a dozen cm·ountcrs in three d11Tcrent countnc~. md fu ndamental lmpr~<;s1on 0 R'"a1sa orbachav was that she nc' er stoppt•d tailing. "Or kctunng. to tx· more ac- curate .. Mr!.. Reagan "rote l\nd thl· last ti me Mrs. Gorhachl'\ '1s1ted \\'a<.hington tx·fore this tri p. tn Dceemhcr I Q8 7. she 1rntatt>d M rs. Reagan b~ ohsen 1ng that the White HouSt" ~s more a museum than "a rl·gular huu'l' .. J II .. n t.I tJ " ,. .. • II .. '1 :; : .... .. .. .. .. .. f1 ., .. .. .. .. .. n .. .. . , . ., ,., .. .. ,. .. 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""' Mr l IO<Uy It s 4 I • m - \f tl .. 1 \9 p m •I "'" W r-\dtty M \ 41 • "' -''" ... 8 p ,.,. In• moon t•U 100.1 •t ) JO • m - ''lf'\ •t S S 1 pm tt WU M: 4 OS a M We-t<l.t)' -••tt 11 l> S4 pm Mayor too busy to grieve loss after de~dly .tornado hits city PEitR BURG:lnd:-=-M~ay~o~,-;=----=========---=======--~=;-rr--:;;......,,,.~!IF.i9 ... Jack Kinman was too b usy leading cleanup e fforts Monday to mourn si~ neighbors a nd the loss of his home 1n a tornado that tore thro ugh this south\l.C'it Indiana city last weekend. "We ha,en't had an} u me to worn about our loss. Wr JUSt have to think about e\cf\bod\ here,'' said Kinman. 70 · · Petersburg "ac; h11 hardcst b} weel cnd 'ltorm-; that left 1.4 people dead throughout the M1d\\est and C3used damagl· as far south as Texas. .\II of Pl•teriburg·s 3.000 rcs1dcnt. "'en· "'llhout "'ater ~1onda\. «223 Another city loses bid to halt spraying U.S. ships awaiting possi~le evacuation Prc~1dent Bu'h on Monday authorlll'd kderal disaste r as- St'>tance to IQ Indiana l·ount1cs r:l\- agcd b) flood~ la'\t month and tor- nadoes during thl· 'H·ekend. (io'. R1tharJ ( ell''itl' of O hio asked for c;1mtlar a<.c;1c;1anct.· to t\l.O COUlllll'' tn ht\ \t31\'. .\ftrr a tour of thl· 'trtcke n Jrea on. Sunda). I nd1ana < tU\ E' an Ba} h said Petai.hurg ll)okcd ltle I\ had been bombed. EL C' AJON -Legal challenges to the state's dec1s1on to 'lpra} the pesticide malathion O\ er pan of El Ca.ion to combat a Mexican frui t n, infestation were rejected b~ a Judge Mondav Actt ng upenor ( oun J udge Michael Bollm an issued his dec1s1on less than I 0 hours before the second of three scheduled aenal 'lpra) 1ngs. but city auome)s said the) would fik an appeal Monda} afternoon requesting a stay of the ruling. Several c1t1es in o uthem Calt- fom1a have unsuccessful!> sued the state over aeria l malathion spraying fo r Meiucan and Mediterranea n fruit flies. which sta te offi cials sav pose a threat to Caltfom1a's S 16 billion agncull urc 1 ndustr). The pests attack more than 40 types of fruit, pnmanly citrus and stone fruit. "It's certatnly continued con- firmation that the '\tatc project to flJ)lt these fruit flies (th rough night- time spraying by helicopters) is law- ful, proper and not unsafe." Deputy Attorney General Charles Getz said of Boll man's ruling. -By Th AHOCl•led Pn" By MICH EUE FAUL AnMS.at~d Ptf'U \l/tllf'r MON RO\ I.\ l 1hl•rtJ -I-our L .S. "ar<,h•D" 1.a rr~ 1ng 2.000 Marines am\l-d oil L1tll:na on Mo n- da\ as rebeb ad,anred on the a ir- port outside Monrovia fhc l ' S. Embass} said the ~htp\ would hl'lp evacuate .\mencan~ fro m I 1lx•na 1f necessal'. Pres1dCnt amud Dot• hcggt.•d "all peace-lo' 1ng nations." 1ndud1ng the lJn1ted tates. "to t'omt· w thl' aid of the L1hcna·n peopk .. Ooc has been holed up in his pres1dent1al mansion tn Monrovia. shielded h) ahclut 1.000 lsraelt-tratned troops. The l '.S. State Department has accused rebel leader Ch:.trlcs T:n lor of rece1 ving support from the rad.teal North .\frica n nation of L1h.,a. but it also has said Mannes will not intervene in suppon of Doc's gov- cmment. The rebels belong mostly to Li- beria's G10 and Mano tribes a nd invaded this West African nation of 2.5 million people from neighboring Ivory Coast last December. In Monrovia. people of the Man- d in o and Krahn tnbes loyal to Doe J~t a coupk of hours a 'Weck with a c.rring. n:rtificd Sylv.m· teacher is all at takes co ~ovc )'Ullr diikr math kills. IlJE SYLVAN' GUA E. Wh~:n t11roUcd m our ba.-;K ~or math program. your child will improve at k:ast one.: f\Jl grade: eqwvak'Tlt scol"t' alh:r the first 36 hou~ of mstn1ctK'ltt, or Wl' will proVldc .m addmon.i.I ~ Lani Center 12 hour.; at nocxtrJ l~t . · ---· t r·~, ........ 1 • ...._ c ;"".,.,... Hclpir\: kk_l1, <k1 ~'ttl.'T. · NEWPORT BEACH fllNe19W••.-•rtrtNerttt lflo"4fte C.ntet . ...,.,.., ....... M4·0422 R.EAl>I N(;. MA1'11. WHI flN(;. ~TUl>Y 'IKll I \.\{ I II H ll ur,AlllNI ,, CO LLE(;f' llltf-:1• • :-.Al /l\C"I l'IU I' ·Al <a-lmA • Uf <.INNINC: IU AlllNC. ' -h1 mw lf a Krahn -p1 1l'cl ever)- th1ng t hc~ had into ta\I\, trur k!. and hu'leS. The~ \31d lhl·~ were ncctng .r.cprisals b~ rehcb tlm·atcntng this capita l of about .ioo.ono residents. . Saturda} ·., tornado 1urned Ktn- man's housl' on 11'1 foundatio n and tore off the roof. Ne't door. the duple' "hcrc Ci1k s Evans and Emma W1lh<; ltved was le,elcd. The} "'Crl' among "" people in the Petersburg area who d ied in the· storm. "Tho c t~o wert• wo nderful people." Kinma n said "I've h ved here all m} h fc . so of course I knew "If the> come. the~ ·11 massacre us. 'io we're gotng," said a father of four. hcavtng a mallress o nto the back of a trucl . He and two other Mandtngo families ~ere heading for Sierra Leone. Taxi d n "ers said mass flight had created a trallic Jam at thr border. them all." Eight people died 1n Indiana as a result of to rnadoes that drove across central and southern portions of the state Saturday night. Two boys. ages 6 and 8. dtt~d Sunday 1n a second wave of storms that spawned one _ ,__..._ Jenny Mattie finds her cat safe after a deadly tornado. State Depanment spokeswoman Margaret T utwiler said in WashtnJ- ton. "T here has been fighting within the \'IC1n1t} of Roberts Field Inter- national A1rpon w1thtn the past 24 hours. We understand tht• rcbds arc within a few miles of Robcn s Field and have take n the to wn of Owens Grove. "Two of the three international airlines ... flying in and out of Rob- ens Field . Brittsh Airways and KLM . have suspended ... operations. We have not heard from the third carrier. Sabena. "Last Thursday. the State Depart- ment ordered the departure of de- pendents and non-essential person- nel from our embassy in Monrovia. tornado. The weekend •11orms also were blamed for two deaths tn Wisconsin a nd one each in Illinois and Mis- souri. Tornadoes also were reported tn Minnesota, Kentucky and Mich- igan. , In Indiana. the American Red Cross estima ted that 824 homes were damaged. including 240 that were destroyed. In Petersburg alone. I 14 homes were destroyed and 270 sustained more moderate damage. In Kentucky. 47 homes were dam- aged and a spokesman for the state Department of Disaster and Emerg- ~!!!5 '5000FF PAINTING SERVICE Seara painting service..., • ._ time, mess and aggravation. A name you can trust for quality and service. Have the job done right by Sears authorized painters. 6 WAY BEAUTY & PROTECTION • Sen FINEST PAINT for IMtlng beluty • Pn>fMlkN\ .. ipptlc.tlon • Strength of Start ~Hty • • Ltcenled, lnaured contrKtor9 • Oulflty wortt .. competlttve Pf1Cet • Cnful prepw8tlon _,.~IMn-uD C.llfarfulllnt.11 .. loftmNlf,..ld.._.• 1800)621 6619 Sold Ind lnat1Hed by S... AutfMNtJld lnetallltl, Uc. No. 441731 ' ency Services said storm destruction could total as much ai. S5 m1llton statewide. In O hio. at least :?00 homes and businesses in three southwestern counties were badly damaged. Kinma n said the scope of the tragedy was difficult to romprehend. "I thtnk most people are still stunned .. ·T hey're in. :i state of shock," he said. About 5,000 homes and bustness in Petersburg and Bedford, which also was heavily dnmn$ed. were witho ut electric service. said Pamela K. Chapman. a spokeswo man for PSI Energy. She said powl·r would be rt,storcd to mo'lt areas b) Tucs- da). For the third conserutl\ e week. Petersburg_ residents were urged 10 boil all dnnk1ng water once service "'as restored. T he cit' lost its fresh water suppl~ two "'-l;eks ago when floodwater hrokt' tht' main water ltne. In Petersburg and Bedford. people soned through robhle a nd earned awa> .debm. ..\ ~tcady stream of dump truck\ hauled away tree limbs. , The Red C ross and several churches o ffered meals and drinking water. Mark Kraner. a Red Cross spokes. man in Bedford. said the agency was makmg an appeal for donations. -By ~ AHod•ted Prns Security stiflf s dis.sent pn Tiananmen anniversary By JIM AMAMS A-.. ,.,_ Wtlt., BEIJING -Police with rifles blocked roa<ts to Bcijina's university area Monday and hea vy security elsewhere in the city stifled dissent on the first • anniversa11 o f the bloody demise of China s democ- racy movement. All ptcs 10 BciJing U niversity. a center of last year's pohtic~I ac- tivism: were locked at 8 p.m. The public was berrcd from Tiananmen Square. the center of the pro tests. for the fourth day. The few indiv1dlials who tried to protest the military crackdown were quickly arrested. Outside China. people fro m Mon- . tolia 10 Paris and Cl«hoslo vakia rcSMmbered the anniversary with hun1cr 11rikes. marches and candkliaht viails. T.!'f laracst rom- memmorauon wu 1n Hona Koftf. where tent o f 1hou11nd1 o f peopk jammed Victoria Park and watched vicleotapn of Oinae dini.dcnts in nilt uraina people no t to forset the Beuina ltimnp. In sharp contrast to the dramatic refo rms of Eastern Europe in the past year. China has retreated into ideological onhodoxy sinec the June 3-4. 1989 crackdown. All students arc required to take courses in Marx- ism and Mao T sNung thought and a clean Political rtt0rd has become key to acn ina a good job or a passport. Thou51nds who participated in last year's u~risinJ remain behind ~rs. ma ny without being chatted or tned. • Police set up roadblocks near uni· ve"ities in nont\west Bcijina on Monday niaht and wo uld not allow forc11n journalists to PIU. One Western rc{>ortc r saw three truc.kJOlds of not police. armed with shic~s and rifles. cnttnna the una- vcf11l)' area. . Security fo~cs armed with AK-47 n~ JMtroU~ ouUide-Bttjina-Uni· v~f1tt)'. P:la•ndothcs polK't. many wnh watk1c-talk1e1: kept an eye on students. For the third n11ht. 11uctm11 smaahed beer bottles -"bollk'• in Chinne tounds much like ~nkw leadct' Dcnr Xiaoping'• name. • 0 Ale w Qort huilder.s · Eanked (Jational/y for apartment sales lly RUSS LO AJt ~ .................. ' NEWPORT BEACH -Newpon Pacific Development Corp. is Ont of only two Southern CaJifomia firms lO m&U the "at1onal top 10 in apanment sal~. accordin& to a re- ctnt survey. Ncpon Pacific ranked 10th in ..,.nment sales a nd 34th tn the overall ranklnJ of the I 00 la.rant homtbuilckrs tn the nation. accord- lAI to Builder magazine which con- ducted the survey. San Diqo Coun- ty-based San-T Otvelopmcnt was 1.b< only other Southern California company on the top I 0 apanment saks hst. Trammell Crow Rcsedcn- ual Y.11s the nation's top horn • builder. according to the survey. Total U.S. housin& starts fell by 7.5 perc-cnt in 1989. from 1.5 million to 1.4 million. Despite the na- tionwide decline. Ncwpon Pacific reponed 22 percent growth in 1989 over the pre" ious year. The Ncw- pon Beach-based company de- veloped a total S 186 million wonh of projects last ) ear: I. 998 apan- mcnt unats and 49 detached. single- famil) homes. "We staned 95 pc~nt of our umts in Orange Count) in 1989 - with t"o out of e'er) thr~ stans in the city of Anaheim," said compeny Chairman Mqdy Hanna. ··A artat pan of our succieu is due to not only the stttnath of the California mar- ket. but our commitment to buildin&' e~clusively in Southern California." Newpon Pacific is cWTCntly wortc- ina on six proiccts including Horizon Viii.. a SS.S million, 8(). unit. senior citizen apanmcnt com- plex m Anaheim. California continued to lead the nation in attracting homcbu1lders. according to the survey. Fon)--0nc of tbe top I 00 builders arc based in the state, 64 or the top c;,o mpanan build in California and 21 com- panies start all of their umts here. The next two act•' e states in 1989 ~re Aorida and Anzona. Top homebuilders an the sune) report concern over the health of the cconom) and interest rates. Half of the. top 100 builders said the~ plan to increase bu1ld1ng starts in 1990 and a third reponed plans to cut back. Newpon Pacific Chairman Magdy said he expects continued growth in 1990. Newport Pacific Development is pan of thC' Newport Pacific Group. which mcludes Ne"'pon Pac111c Construction. Newport P~c1fic Real· ty and Investment. and Nev.pon Pacific Funding. Troubled bankers quiz Trump on billion-dollar debt Joad NEW YORK -Doubts about the financial stability of Donald Trump's casino and rt'al estate em- pire increased Monda) as the de- veloper confirmed he is negotiating witlr ma)Or banks concerned about h.is abalit> to handle his b1lhon- 1--1t--dolfardt'bt'1oad. Pricts for j'unk bonds used to fi nance Trump's Atlan11c City casino projects plunged as much as .SlO on Monday as mvestors soured on the an vestments .. The sclloff began afkr The Wall Strttt Journal reported Trump has ~n mttting v.ith major lenders who have gro" n increas1ngl~ uneas~ about his reponed S:? b1lhon in bank debt. They are seekmg a restructur- ing of the devt·loper's holdings. in- cluding a poss1bk sale of some Tromp as . The Journal said Trump's lenders have grown concerned that his hold- ings. includmg his three .\tlant1c C1Jy casmos. are not producing enough cash to meet payments. -==1Jy _IM_MHClald Preu '\ l 'St: ('0'9 POSITE TR.\ '\S .\("1'10'\S • AS • Gorbachev: Elrst came, fi rst senLe .. _~~---~ ,., ..... ._ MINNEAPOLIS -Desp11e Mikhail S. Gort.cMv's note of ur. teftCY, tbc'rc Wlll be pknty of OP- portunilies tn the Soviet Union later for comp&nies unwiJlina to deploy their dollan now, one bi& Soviet U'ldina partMr said Monday. "h always pays one to be first." said Wh.itnc.)' MacMillan. chairman of the CafJlll Inc.. tbc Jiant com- modities company that as the So iets• Iaraest private trading panner. "The fartS a~ that the opponunitics won't disappear.·· John Block. former U.S. agricul- t urc sccrct.ary. qrttd. "The fint wave that gon an there is vita.II) imponant. •• Block said. companies 1• run.qement. aancuJ- .. But that doesn't mean theft won't tUR. tl'lnsportation. medlcuv and be a KCOnd qve. They'll need a computer tttbnol<>I) •~ nttdcd to second and third wave as the ecoa-stabalize the U.S.S.R. as at moves to omy ~.. a market-dnvcn ecooom). lo a 9<J:.minujc m~un1 Sunday in .. 1 thank he is JUSl 51aun& a ~ M1nnearghs, t6~ So act leader told · (act of human hfc That lo)ah) 1s ~bout .. ,oo busu~ess leadcry ~bat im)>C?rtant." said o"a) ne And~as/ those ... ho arc wnh us at thlS t1mc eh cf executive officer of Archer have a aooJ prospect of cooperalloc,t 1 • c f n....~ 111 m o ur a.."Cat country." !?-"'c~s Midland o. o ~oatur. . Then be added: "But those who It b!".llP to my mind the 11rl who just stand on the sidelines. who do 5a)'S l m soma to go h~!l'c Wlth tht" not want to nsk. who want to wait man who brouaht me. and Stt, who don't want to nsk thcar Ca.rgilrs MacMillan said he dad dollars., '<''t'll, they will remain, I not take Gorbache\ ·s remark think, observers for )ears to come. ~nously. Opponuniues 1n Lhe So' - "We'll mile sure that that as so," 1et Union will grow. he said. as the Gorbache'' sa1d. deciSton-maldng proces becomes Gorh:trt·u•\ '81d hrln from l I S. decentralized -thus l'\"duc1ng the pouabiht) or bureaucratic f'e\'C' •• • 1 "I toot 1t that they arc eaecr tor in' cstment. nd I auess I taU it much a a statement of fact ratbrr than a threat." said Alim Jacobloo.. chief execume officer of 3M Co ... If '• )OU don't ~t 1n art) to most places. , you SCt left Out." ~ But bus1nC$s leaden with ku u-.. pen~nC't in L1.S . .SOv1et trade wt1' • more shaken b>' Gorbacbev's re-• mark. "The) do tr) to keep track or who I they consider their frit"nds," said Winston WaJhn, chamnan of Mm- ncapohs-based Medtronic ln .. the • "orld's largnt maker of cardiac pacemakers. ··He did sa) 1t an kind • of a humorous wa). but 1t did ha\e • a lmlc teeth 1n 1t." Wall Street's bulls have anOther record day Elcctnc. up ·, at .. 01• NEW YORK -Stock pnces roll- ed up another broad gain to record haahs Monday, picking up where they left off last week. These managers are "1dely p~umed to be anxious to show hca~) commitments 1n stocks when they make their m1d)car repons to clients and bosst"s at the end of this month. In the monpge sector. federal National Mortpge chm bed 2 to 43 and Federal Home Loan Monpgc 3¥1 to 9' . Precious-metals issue \o\tre a ! notable v.eal spot as the pnce of gold dropped. ~ ~ Ltd. fell 11·: to 46la: Ne'll. mont Gold I' 1 to 4 P •: Wal-Mart Stores rose 2' • to 60!\os.. The Dow Jones averagt" of 30 mdustnals. up 80.05 points last Wttk. jumped 34.22 to 2,935.19. Since Apnl 27 the ave,..ge has soa~d 290.14 points.. or 10.97 per- cent. Meanwhile. interest rates declined a bit after taking a sharp drop on Frida)' prompted by new signs of sluggish economic growth. On Fnday Chairman Sam Walton projected a doubhng 1n the number of the com pan~ 's storC"S h) the end of the 1990s. Ho mestake M1nini 1• to 181 • and Battle Mounuun Gold 10 1211. ' Advancing issues outnumbered dcclmcs b) more than 2 to I in nationwide trading of New York Stock Exchange-listed stocks. with I. I 05 up. 4 7 7 down and 439 un- changed. Prices of long-term goH·mment bonds rose about S2 for each S 1.000 m face value. reducing their ~ 1elds to the 8.41 percent-8.45 percent range. Gamers among the blue<h1p 1n- dustnals included Ph1hp Moms. up I'• at -W'rJ, Am .. encan Express. up I '1 at 31 '1.; Bocmg. up I 'a at 861't: Coca- Cola. up l' • at ~61 :. and General Volume on th(' floor of the Big • Board cam(' to 1 .. 5.52 m1lhon shares. again>t 187.86 m1lhon in the pre' 1ous session. -By ~ Anocialftl Pl'ff• '\ l 'SE l.E .\BERS Analysts said the market stall was benefmng from catch-up bu~ tng b) mone) m3nagers at m'est1ng in- st1tut1ons ""ho were holding s1z~ble cash rt"scn es "'hen stocks began their spnng rally. The continuing shppa~e 1n mterest rates sparked . bu~ ing of bankmg and o ther financial stocks. .\mong mone)-center bank issues. J .P. ~1org.an gamed '• to 391 :; Citicorp , to 24'•· Chase ·Man- hattan 1: to 2"'1 :. and Bankamenca I'• to 32~ •. AllEX l.EADERS NEW YOftl( lAP) -S.ln, • Oft\. 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For the office nearest you. call I ·800-42l·BANK. --·--__ J It \ ' ' • ' .. A9 DAILY PILOT I Tu.day. June 5, 1990 1 Ratience·' wit only fiumorous in 1 8th century ly TOM TITUS 0.-., fltlot ComrtpONllont The Gilbert and Sullivan musical "Patience," now on stage at the Newport Theater Arts Center. is aptly titled. Watching the show. and waiting for somethina significant to happen. ~uircs a great deal of it. Actually. "Patience" as the name of the heroine of this rarely produced ball of musical cotton candy which, we are to under tand. was a biting "in joke" for British audiences of the lat1er pan of the 19th century. Gilben and Sulh.v.an penned at as a sendup of such fopl)ish intellcc\uals as Oscar Wilde. Swi nburne and Whistler. much the same wa> Moliere broadsided hypocrisy in "Tartuffe." What was sharp and willy in the England of the 1800s, howc\ er. co mes across merely as pointless and tedious todn). Which as regrettabk , stnC'e director Kent Johnson and ha!> splendid company have expended a great deal of effort and musical talent on this vapid little exercise. Indeed. ··Pa11cnce .. 1s one of the most physically at1 racme productions of lhl· community the.atcr season. Johnson 1!> one of the area's premier directors of musical theater and Tim Nelson's musical directio n is. as usual. first rate. Thc 1hrcc-dimens1onal selling by Jeff Ault (a bus} des1gncr. he also fashioned the baa'drop fo r "Fatal Attracuon." which al'o OJ)Cned last weekend at the Costa Me'>a C1v1c Pia\ housd is ric hlv colorful. as are Laa H ansen·~ 'pknd1d period costumes. The \ ocal quaht} of thr Ncwpon production as a partH:ular 10'. )l<irtan~ with thl' performance of Margie Ta) lor 1n thl' 111k. rolc. Hlcs<>ed "'tth an operatic singing '01cc and a \Oil. pa,toral beaut). Taylor plays the innocent rrnll.ma1d lo pcrfrc11on. Her presence. in fact. ncarl~ JU'\t1lic' thc lk('l\IOn to produce such a lackluster mU)ICal John !\ 1.t\\l'\ " u>n11cal h cffectt \t~ as the poetic charlatan \\ h11 ltl\l'' ht\ groupie, 10 a handsome young prl.ll'nlkr w thl' thrnnl· Fd Sch u}lcr pla~s the lat1er ruk an l'grq~111u'h naru\\l\lll" character." 1th St} le and l"ha rm \1cllnJa \hlkr cnJl"I\ a fan11har Gtlben and \ull1 \Jn d1JrJlll"I. thl' nlder ~t·t amorous lad) i\ngela < \\ ht>\l' rrotot~ IX'' J"o h.1 \ l. \urfact'd 1n "'The Pirates of Pl'nlam·l· · ,111J ··I he \Iii.ado .. ). "'1th JUSI a hint of dl')111.·ra111in l h1rr1ng a"'.i~ at thc d1gn1t } Tht' tno of tncn Mun t'u!!u J.1ml"' !\lann1ngham and Don John- \Oll nld 111 tlfll" ut lhl"·,hm' ·, bnghter numbers. pla}ing mu\ll.tl lh.m' \\llh J pair uf ··rapturous maidens:· a~ \-. . • POOR QUALITY. EN.._..1,~1£ . .,....,.KIJ\ INM F:N1j ~-ORl~IN~l ,. John Ma11e1 and Melinda Miiier In ••pa. tlence.. at the Newport Theater Arts Center. the program dci.rribcs them. Vocally a nd visually ... Patience .. is a beautiful bonbon of a musical -as long as one doesn't yearn for anything as mundane as significance. Performances continul' Thursda~!> through Saturdays at 8 p.m. an~ Sunda}S at 2:JO until Jul} I at the Nl'wport Theater Arts Cl·nter. 250 I Cliff Dm c. Ne\\ pon Beach. Call 631 -0288 for resl'f\ :rnon!>. • • • CALLBOARD -The Huntington Beach Playhouse will hold aud1t1on' \1onda) and Tuesda} at 7:30 p.m. for Neil S1mon'l> Ill'"-corned). "Fools.'' at 17451 Zetder Lanc. Hun11ngwn Bea h .. dircrtor Peter Dolan wall be casting SC\ l'n mcn and thrcc \~omen for the Eastern Europcan-Oa\orcd pla~. "'h1lh \\111 open July 20 ... call in~-1 405 lor morl' inlorma11on l l)out' w rnmplcll' the cast of Maxwell Amkf\on\ thnlkr ·· 1 hc Had Sel•d" "'111 be held June I IS al 7 p.m. b~ llw If' 1nl' < ommunit} Theater at Turtle Roel. ( nmmun1l\ 1'~1rl.. on Sunn\hlll Road off Tunic Rm !. Dri\l' 1n II\ llll' . thl' rok o( lhl' llt!le girl. Rhoda Pl·nm.irl.. I'> rn'l'a'>I. ,,., 1, thl' part of Miss Fern. but roh:s an· 11rx•n lur ti H' llll'n and thrCl' \\Oml·n. Review: S~llzed 'Die~ Ira~.:l better than clunf<Y. 'Batman' 2 BURBANK You've seen "Dick Tracy: The Hype." Now it's time for "Dick Tracy: The Movie." The Disney Co. screened the War. ren Beatty-Madonna film for re- viewers Wednesday. ~ climuina months of buildup aimed at ac- quaintina potential patrons with the half·foraonen comic strip .an~ Beat· ty's effons to conven 1t into a mephit. Scheduled for wide release on June I 5, "Dick Tracy" bean Dis- ney's hopes for another smash like "Who Framed Roger Rabbit." The producti on cost was high -esti- mates range from $23 million to $30 million -for a film with little appartnt -built-an appeal for the younger crowd <hat is tt)e backbonc of today's fi lm audience. T he compet1t1on for summer tickets 1s fi erce: "Total Recall," "Days of Thunder" and rehashes of "Die Hard .'' "Robocop," "48 Hrs" and "Back To The Futu~· Against such predictable farc "Dick Tracy" is distingui shed by its originality. The plot is basic comic stnp: good cop vs. thl' bad guys. Chief bad guy Big Boy C'apricc !>Chemes to rule the metropolis with has band of grotes- q ues rangan~ from Flattop to Prunefacc. Bag Bo) mows down his oppos111on. but has effons 10 destroy Dic k Traq repeated!~ foil. Even his luscious moll. Breathless Mahone\'. can't seduce thc dl·d1ca1cd cop. · Forget thl' plot. Thl' essence of "Di ck Trac' .. Ill''> in characters and St)le. and thl·rc 11 C\ceeds la'>! !>U m- Warren •••tty mer's clunky. over-produced Bat- man. The characters are outrageous and for the most part entertaining. Dustin Hoffman docs a delightful bit as the unintelligible Mumbles. Al Pacino. in the best covcrup since Alben Finney's Hercule Poirot in "Murder on the Orient Express," is properly obnoxious as Big Boy Caprice. James Caan is wasted as the gangster Spaldoni. Beatt) plays Tracy stru1ght and true blue. There's no wit to the character and little sa,µci ty: on a scale of I to 10 wi th Sherlock Holmes ranked 10. Tracy ranks 3 amO!lf fictional detectives. n Tracy s very straiaJ!tncu provid~l solid core for the filru. After a couple of flops, Madon finally resisters on the screen as t oversexed Breathless. She's bu and brash witl\ the kind of lin ("What I'm lookina for is a dri il preferably one with some mil 1 that Lauren Bacall used to murm~ to Humphrey Boaan. J As the orphaned Kid. tbe o~ sympathetic character. Ch~~ Korso almost steals tbe film. Gle~ Headly registers nicely in the t~~· less role of Tracy's patjent airlfriena, Tess Trueheart. Also nota~: Mandy Patinkin as 88 Keys. P!UI Sorvino as Lips Manlis. ChaiitF._s {>urning as Chief Brandon. and Oidc i:;_ Van Oyk~. aJso unrecognizable,, as District Attorney. " Richard Syl ben's design for "O.Olc Tracy" 'is self-conscious but eye- filling. The same reds . .sreens. blua. etc., .arc everywhere as an the Sunday com an . ,, Director Beatty maintains a st~ cato pace punctuated by Dari~ Elfman's overpowering score. • keeping wi th the I 930s atmosphet . Beatty uses three extended monta~ to ad vance the plot. The few qi~ moments with Tess and Kid are welcome relief. •< Disney's Touchtone Pictures,ws releasi ng the film. onginall )' ~ signed for the Walt Disney Pact~s banner. The switch seems log.i~. since the PG-rated film con~s Madonna's sexual innu9'1do much gunfire (although no bl • 1)1 ~ M ------------ Energetic perfoqnance marks life of legendary choreographer ·~ • l> MODELS WANTED 'frw I.IC l''-.tit .1~1·" tor p r1111 /<Jr 1111111wrl'l .tl \\ 11rk FACE IT I bi" ~ 1 rl.1\ l.•i.., .\llL.t It" I 11 11 .!I I 'Iii·, 11.() I .. ' ... . . .. . . ··~ I Cable kJng-T.ur-ner waited for .Fonda NI W YOKK -J:arw I onJa '·"' hl'r l um•nt lwJu lahk l.1ng l ~·d I urnl'r. "-11\h . .'d no llnll' phoning hl·r -----1 up Jltl·r rl·ad1ng l.1,1 ~l·ar J~1u1 hn h1l•akup \\llh hu,h.111J 111111 lfa,. dl'n • · '"llc \\ allll'd Ill ~'flll"-I I I \\ ;)\ a\.tllahk tu d.1tl·."· I und.1 ,,11J 1n an tnlt'f\tl'" in till' fun,· I I "'Ul' ol Pl·opk 111.t~lllll' ··1 Ihm~ I ,,11d I "-J\11 '1 twhntt "1 hot thJt lw v.,1, an 1nll'rn1111g gu~ tp1 • hut I \'·"n't ft:l'llfllt rwpp\ .. ' I 11nd.1 .i nd I urncr l'\ l'lltu.ilh nwt hut 'hl· JnJ Ita lian '11ln·r pl<l\l'f Lorl·11111 < .1,u.tl.1111.1 ''l'l1' J.111ng at thl" tinll·. thl· 111:111.1111ll' \J1 J Turnl'f. "'huw hl)ld1111'' tndudl· CNN anJ thl" .\tlanta l\r;p l''>. \l:llll'd unt il 1h::11 rrlation,hrr t•m.kd tu mal.l· a mm l' Ptupk \a1J I urna ., I \'·" 1111\ harat·11·11,l1l al· I} rl·t1lt'nt .1h11111 h" 1l'la11011,l11p "-Ith I und.1 .,~ -8) Th'' Associatt>d Press By ALFRED KAY Mc Cl•trhy N•w• S•Nf<t ~I\ N f"R .\N( 'IS( ·o -The mu mate facts of Isado ra Dunl·an\ l1fr ha\l' lx"l'n \\l'll documented an films and tmok'. anJ no wontkr. l hl' \\Oman thiunll'J twr lo,,·rs in an unforgivi ng cra and dann·d in "hat "a' thl·n considered near· na~l·dm·" 'itw had l'htldn·n \\lthout marriage and died ~uddenl~ \\ hrn \hc \\ il\ '>tranglcd by her own scarf. l·aught 1n lhl' \\ lwcl ot a \kl'k automobile. But not a' "-l'll I.no" n. and fa r more important. as l>um.111\ pmtoumJ 1nl1Ul'l1l"l' on the history of da nce. a IJrt wi1tirnll·J "undJ' JI thl· New Performance < 1alkn I ur on thl· I .!.l°rd anni\ersar; of Duncan's hinh 1x·rlurllll"r' trum Nl'\\ York and an Francisco hrnught 111 l0 nngl·t1( Ilk o;ome of this balletic legend's h1'1om l horl·11graph\ -.thc first time ever that Duncan danlcf\ trom thl· I J\I and Wcst Coasts ha'e bttn mcldl·d an a lOlllnwn l·aul>l'. I hl' l.IU\l" 111ruur,1.·.1!> 10 rcmind a new JCncration th:11 h.1d11r:i l>unl·an frel·d d:rn ce from us formal roo,1m 11111l\ In .rn unahashl·dl' l'\trovened manner 'hl' \hO"-l'd that 11 " poss1bll: to ex press complex kl'1 111g\ 1n \lmpll· nim cment~. and there arc fe w rnntrn1 p11ran \\C1rl.' that do not O"-C something to her llHIO\ ;1111111\ \und;" ·, pru~ram li.·;11urcd kanm· BrC'sc.1an1 . who ha' a '1nl.111g ll''l'lllhlanl'l' to lhc woman ~he honors. ;rnd "'h11 I' u1m·111h dn clop111g a S<·hool for Duncan Studies at New York Universll}. The nine assem~ dancers. J0tning her on t~ New Pcrforman~ steae. fU:_e members of an international o rganizati on. with rep. rescntat1vcs in IQ.nations. dedicated to thl' continuat'tln of the uncommon Duncan legacy. /1 Sundn) 's program 1ncrluded the San Franc1· premiere of a newl)-created work set to interludes in · fi nale of Schubert's C'-MaJor Symphony. Duncan he f perforrped this In 1915. and clues to its movem· s came from dunce: h1s1onan Ka) Bardsley. who appea{td on the !>Inge decades ago with one 01' li.adora's {b adopted daughters. .\lso on thc program were I b shon and vari~ interludes. 1n1crprct1ng an motion a set of Brahn;s waltzes. and a \\Ork 10 Chopin's Polana1se Militairc. Despite thc cekbrnt1on of the choreographer and her place an the danCl' world, any Duncan w obscn ed toda) can prompt smiles among the eld and giggles among young ballennas. On a bare s bare feet. the performers wt'rc dressed (or piTtly so Grte1an robes and other flowing, diaphanous costn And an the Chopin piece. the lead performer displa a large American tlag in the lining of her robe. Yet. the surface foolishness of bounding cian arms ofte n raised 10 the sk}. soon disappears. and IS struck b} the enerey. jO)' and naturalness Of choreograph}. Indeed. 11 could be called organic It as like let1ing looS<.· a group of kindergarten kid a spnng da> and ob..ervang how they ex press t delight by lcap1ng across the countl)Stde . . -.. ·~"'··-· .. . ..... ...---... _ ..... ·-·-• tl!r•WV ................ -., tu ........ • ... w..._ • -o--· ,. . .._ .... . "" .... .... THE EVENT OF THE SUMMER THE LAGUNA OPEN BEACH VOLLEYBALL CHAMPIONSHIPS June 29, 30 & Jul 1 • PRO WOMEN • PRO MEN • • FOUR PERSON CO-ED• · • $50,000 PURSE • $13.00 ·r ,\ \: I< -r < > P s . -~. ·-----$13~00 . -, C. I .. \ S S I ( . < . .-\ l, ~ ~ - . ~.. . $12.00_ • ----=--~ --- . I" I I ~ 1 ~ ~ :-, , 'J :: · , ._, r ~ L . L , 1 ., ._, ~' ._, -'-.J •. ' ' I I '' ' ·1 Movie listings IOWA•DS tll.AND CtNIMA t • ' n 1u ,,.,. "~"'"" i I •· I • t 4 .. 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I* I 4 .... len .. I \ I t 11 ORANGE COAST S Tueedey, June 5, 1"0 . ., €.-al & Company ... -----~- Symphony maestro 91akes social debut ~ndna Carl St. Clair. the oh • .charmina new music director of Pacific Symphony Orchestra. musical debut 11 the sym- ny's maestro is scheduled for the His social debut was Saturday . .. As aunt of honor. the 37-year-old nxan with sidekick, Jennifer !ney. rubbed elbows with the phony's mcaa supporters de· ndina on the Westin South Coast Pfaza Hotel for the 11th annual 9~~ony Ball. "Parisian Holiday." 1~·1 m just so excited to be here. I wt~ I could beain riaht now," St. Chir confided durina a pre-party cf\at. "Many ~onductors look to EUropc, it's refrcshina that my ca- tttr as moving westward. This is} new bcJinning for me, a new time for the orchestra." The next day St. Clair planned to house-hunt. ''I'm looking forward to a new home here in Orangr County. I want ~ bring music into your homr and inlo the lives of your children and arandchildr~n." he said during aftcr- 4\nner remarks where the dressed- 19-impress throng learned it was lJleir new leader's binhday. " 1 St. Clair'~rench themed coming- out pany was a hit. These days wi th tickets priced u.i>wards of $I 00 each, galas need titra pizau . Providing some extra pU\y punch were: Tom Key. hus- band of president Anne Key who t nt three months building the to- le Eiffel Tower decorating the ktail reception area; Harry Bab- Mt doing his "fishie" and ··tambsie" routines; and talented Barbara John- son honoring symphon> founder Marcy Mulville in song. . After dinner and before the danc- ing to Murra} Korda Orchestra. Metropolitan Opera studio bantone. Nolan van Wa) serenaded. His Phantom segment. mask and all. delighted the mus1c-m1nded ~nagerie. ... }:. More dellJ}lt: Pew "nd L.cslie 'io tton who won the tnp to Paris and chairwoman Shirley Kerstner who estimated proceeds at $75,000. Those helping were Kath ryn Sims. Jetty Moran. Jacqueline Kilpatrick. Mal'Jenc Hibben. Lynda Gome and Denise McNeil. " ~laners Newpon Beach Tennis Club ov. ncr 8111 Parker said th'ese days there arc 60 to 70 percent fewer tennis pla}cr'> than there were m the • ·10s. Carol Humphreys "But," Parker said. "Tennis is on the u]>SWioa agafo." Indeed. Parker's club was jam-packed with thousands of spcctaton viewina Sunday's Adoption Ouild of Ora.nae County tennis tourney finals. The day bqan for oraanizcrs with a VIP breakfast at the club. "It's the largest charity doubles tournament in the nation. W.e staned with 718 teams." said Pa- tricia Houston who chaired the 29th annual fund-raiser for the Holy Family SCrvices with Patti Grubbs. Their ctiallenge? "Getting sponsors." Evian; Tif- fany and Co.; Adidas; George and Judie Argyros: Carl's Jr.; Fony Love: and Nordic Wolf Beer were among some that came through. The worst moment in the one week of playoffs? 'The day It rained. More than 100 matches were scheduled for that da , .. f°he best moment? The proceeds check. estimated at $I 00.000. of course. which will suppon Holy Family's counselin$-adoption and child abuse protection programs. Among the breakfast bunch were tuild president Marily Haskell. Jo Qualls. Kathy Bryant. Connie and Don Murphy. Kara Enger. Margit Chnstiano, Sara Booty. Nicki Marx. Sanda Wessel. Jim Woods and Kingsley Brosnan. Oaks Classic ebampion event The Oaks Classic presented b Joan Trvl ne Smith and her mother Athalie Clarke at their 22-acre riding complex 1n San Juan Capistrano on Sunday featured champion horse- men compettng for $75,000 in pnze money. Luncheon pnor to the grand pnx Jumping classic is not to be missed and annuall) beckons polt- t1t1ans. riding cmhusiasts and coun- ty upper crust to enJoy the spcctacw- lar. Read all about 1t in Sunday's Carol & Company! A pf( iew o f the clotheshorse chic 1s offered 1lere. Pnrlda Houston. a1u Partier aM P.nt Grubbs or .. nlaed TOlll. ---~~·~__, Lloyd Maeura.. C.rl SL Clalr_....._,•Jllllf-. Keener ,..... 111•e1.-MardrMaF"•n10. TOlll--Sttpe:-t<unt: Daily Pilot pbotos by Spencer Grant and Brian Mickas -H •. ' ... ·'!"', • •• .. , . Adoption Gulld tourn•J· Usa Hagen Grace Hotchkiss Actress Loretta "Hot Ups .. Swlt attended The oaacs Lalla AJam In 1port1 shorts. Cl•11k. • • Nldll et••· Je•nne arownell 41nd Sara llootJ . Klfte•l•J aroanan and M•rtlt Owtstteno. . _Divorce laws apparently unfair to ·men a·nd women DEAR ANN LANDERS: You arc sure to act a ton o( letters as a result of the column in which a reader wrote "Someth1n1 is wrona with the divorce laws an Massachusetts when a woman tell!. •::Judie that her spouse was •a 1 husb.nd and father.' admits to inftdelity and still aets custody of the child, ownership of the house and a aenerous ponlon • 'f)f her husblnd's salary... What's Oft'; 1hat adutteTOu~ W'1fr'-who made S 1,000 a month more than the child's father W.s awarded by tfie c:oun almost one-third of h11 salary. Well, Ann, somcth1na 11 also wrona an Colorado when a huibend pleads auilty to third dqrcc assault and comes out with sole <'UilodY of a l-year-old daupta. Funhcnnore. the mot.her mt.111,.y chiki tuppor1 even thoup the father makes thrte times as much u &he does. Meanwhile, her hutbend'1 f'tlCOf'd of viokn« is crated becaute he took a coune on parcnuna. This 1s a perfect eumplc of our great lcpl 1~ttm at work. thanks to all those hiah-priced t.w)ien and Judaes who have no idea how difficult it is to be a 1inak parent in today's world. What we really nttd. Ann, is more ~main on the bench. -P. w. DEAA P.W.: Y•'re rtp&. I .W .... -....... ....., ....... ) Cl.,lnl ' I ..... wMI a nnea .... ..., .... "9ft. .... ..: From C'lilQ&O: My wife was a Phi Btta Kappa. • had a 8.A.. an M.A., an M.8.A. and had beef\ eam- int SI00,000 a ~r. We d«1dcd to split a~ 27 months. (Our child was 6 months okt.) The iudlt said she didn't have to ao bee\ to work and . p ve her the house and e"cryth1na that I had accumulated after work- ina for 21 years. I must gJve her 60 perctnt of m) income and am now bavana trouble wnh v11itauon f'llhts. Your corrtspondent who 111d divorced women end up poorer as a few bricks shon of a full load. J~vme. na.: 1 sympath17c with your Massachusetts rcadcr whote paycheck had bttn rarved up in-4avorcie cowt tly an adulterous wife. 1 have worked for 20 yean u a teul setTetal')' and teen many simirir cases of uncq..al JUltict. The oriainal intent of ahmony and duld auppon was to prevent the-mother and chi&d ftom btcomina a financial bwckn on IOClctv. Todav. I feel that any woman under the agr of 50 who c.an walk out of a d1vorCt' rnu11 on her own t~o feet should be able to work and suppon herxlf. Child su~ pon 1s honorable and dC'CCnt Alimony 1s an obsct-nc np-ofT and should be abohshtd. man 1n Ma11sachuse1ts who was shaf\td. but thert arr plrnty of in- competent and null) lawy~ 1n our state. too My husband was mamtd before and had tv.o chtldrcn. He came home from h15 second Job (his wifr refuted to v.ork) and fo\lnd e' el) thina aonc -I mean wife, k1dl. furniture. m1crowa-vc and ·ulher-drytr. (He was t1ll payn'I ()n 10mc of thc .apPllancn.) She then med for dtvorcc.and Dk.ed !or clWd_ suppon. Out of the "aoodnaa of her heart .. she permits rum to tee h11 children t"'o days 1 month. Ftem Clevetall4: D1' Of'C't 1 n Ma.ssa htl.S(tt cannot be 't\t>nt than 1n Ob10. ~ ha'c httn around the track twice and wa p1r ktd clean both -tames n'onc who lh1nk -ihc davo~ lawt fiv r -.omen ~ould take a look at what ~ have to deal wtth in this state. 1 am mov1na to Minnesota JUSt an ca~ I att mamed ~ ef d9e 0.J· lf rally t apln. and 1t donn't work out. I the la t word m ·an ~flUIMnt~ Frem VlrOI .. : SoM'V aboul the 1 u yina. "I 1u )Ou'rc npt:• .. ... .. 'I . .. , . M Orllft09 Cout DAILY AILOT I Tueeday, June 5, 1990 m PAMJl,Y .... :--~1 CIRCU8 by 811 Keane COUNTER CUL TUR& by Marana & Maratta A \,000 fo\MTS ri L\CMT f ,. :;-GARFIELD by Jim Davis ''l'M not thirsty, buCmy mouth feels like it wants somethin' to drink." MARMADUKE -WMi a by Brad Anderson I!;;~====! t "Could at least part of you get 1n the back seat?" NANCY ARLO AND JANIS TUMBLEWEEDS DRABBLE ' ROSE IS ROSE WHA11HE . ~UK,L~1~ PR~~ H~ 1$ •• ~'LL lAL.L HIM "l'J~I~." \ . ~~ ~ ---~ J • a ·:. c~~~ ~ r "No. I oo NOT WANT rou ro 1nL Nf A BEDTIME STORY.· by Jerry Sco tt by Jimmy Johnson OOW l'M(Y'RE G~.1 by Tom K. Ryan by Kevin Fagan • lHE. 5(CRE.I TO IMPAE~IN<S A i PATE I~ f"tOr APPfARIHC:t 'fO ef ! TOO EAGt£R. i NOTICE HOW CALM ~ AND COOL I AM FOR BETTER OR FOR WORSE \AJILl \t:JJ PEA:> SOMETfil~, AN'11:LL ,.-e.1F rrs RIGHT, Drot>y? SHOE JUDGE PARKER --------------1 S ERVED O N A COUPLE 0 1=' COM M 1l TEES W ITH ~Ar e B1L L 1N G S / 1 FOuND HER TO ee A veR..,. B~1._,H T Pt E: t1.c:;ANT YOUNG WO M AN ' HER HU S BA"'°'D M UST SE D E VA S TATED / FUNKY WINKERBEAN , t by Lynn Johnston by Jeff MacNelly by Harold Le o·oux by Tom Batiuk 11'6 1HE ONll,' 11ME 1HA'f WE: Al • .J.J)W 51RE£1 rv.o r_ °"''E c.r u 1v'1 /lr"llR ~ON IHE &...>N\ FL(X)R I THE FUSCO BROTHERS LAJl'INo-IM ~~ ••• j ._,__ ____ -, r--:---~rl by J.C. Duffy 1.. 1 ' , i ' • t .. 0 • .., .. o,... _.,.., of .... HM you eYe1 noticed thal '°"' •<10.,bi.d -.ft be a newspapet 1$ tar r'nOfC lfll(lr '°'" "' 1"'"' '°"' ~,.,..i. -0• est1ng when 111 ~ reeci bV ' ~~~~--~~ ~~~~~~~~~~ · 1 R E C l 0 V some<>!'e across Ille .. ? . I' I I I' I by Pat Brady [ JUTSO I ~ I L 11 I I SRAHH I I' I I I : ,. I 1° j 1 I~ j 'I I 8 .:--;:.··: .. ~ho· '.: •• '. ·~.: '-· __, _ _.... -· _... ___ ' .... 'f" I ,..,.,,""" t ~ • " ••• ,... ...... , 1111 111111\ .. I' r I~ r ,. I !Ht'( Yl:.IAIU _ _ • _ • • 1i' ·,~(';'~N~:, ~· "lllf\ I I I I I I 1 -t31SIV 1"11 li~I~ ~Mi PffJ l!o.MQ llt ~Out~ 8IOW "'I It I<~ I~ pol:>olQU ~ no4 ~PH 11Sl'r A~ trA'H IVf\¥" M\(Jfj ' ' ........ •ll1'1"l>I r I ORANGE COAST ..., .... : An Independent Newspaper Pub11shod by Page Gfoup Pub11V11ng, lr1c lobett 1. , ... , p1esider11 & ch1el,e~ecu1tve olhce• w•m s. 1-Wel, ed1l()f Ste,,. MorWe, mo1109t11g ed11or Don ,.nley, ed11onol page ed110f Ston Wymon, news ed1t0f Gr .. •eeks, c11y ed1I01 loeer lleem, leOlij1es editor 1099' Carlson, Sl)OflS ed1IOf Cat•I Humphreys, society edtlor lhiet Steffi, Jf., cho11mon Gerold W. Acko•, .Jf., general moooger " -1 Orange Coast DAILY PILOT/Tuesday. June 5, 1990 A8 Dan Walten California's residents alienated· by subtraction ' . • r-0---:-,---p--=-1-~-;--·-b---,,----, The arithmetic of Tuesday's pri- 1 • a1 y I ot s a ot •• ~c7io~~ct1on IS an exercise IO sub- 1 I I First you start wath the 30 m1lhon · I people who call C'ahfom1a home and --_ ..lieutenant Governor I then subtract those who are either I Marian Bergeson l8J I · too yotrng to oTc onrot c111zens - I some 11 m1lhon -leaving about 19 I million Cahfom1ans who could vote I 1f they register and v1s1t polls. I Insurance Commissioner Six m1lhon of those are not even I Wes Bannister '°' 1 1 rcgjstered and their subtraction '°' leaves I 3 millio n who are legally entitled. But the secretary of statt's I office. based on past turnouts and I U.S. Representative 40th District I other factors. esumates that more Ir' _c_h_r_l~t_o_p_he_r_c_o_• ______ IBJ__.l• State's laJ wmakers, voters thTnh~tml~!~~sof~~e~s7;~~~~ths.~ million "'ho will vote -mo re than 3 m1lhon of them Democrau an d U.S. Representative 42nd District I . . perhaps 2.5 million Re publicans. I .. I The 3 million-plus Democrats i·; t--D_a_n_a __ R_o __ Sh-8-:-:-b--Aa-:-~-e-:-rb-ly_D_i_s_t_r-ic_t _____ (8J _ _jl ~aNsoon~htahs~etndt~cdd.pGr,10m,a_ ~o,?rg~p~gu~ ~,9,,~ '"~~-re fa it h fu~t~~s~::~:::~:,~?.: T M IV1 ... .. u.. .. v.: ~an} of lhl'm strongl~ oppose any Poll. released O'l unda). says tbat I om ays IOI kmejian and lcg1slat1\e leaders ma\ d1m10u\IOn '" go\ cromental scr-Dianne Feinstein. the ex-Ola) or of talk mo re frankl} aboul the state's vices .alT1:c11ng thl'm but JUSI as San Francisco. holds an 8-point lead I I I 70th Assembly District PhY,llls Badha;:.:.;;m~- fiscal crisis. Grcatl·r frankness 1s vehcmcn1I ~ oppoc;e paying the ta \es over Attorne\ General John Van de neccssarv if Cahforn1ans are to nc<'Cssal") to support those pro-Kamp among those most likely to understa.nd and to act upon the grams vote -42 percent to 34 percent. But challenges facing the 'itate. l t l 12 n OJ!.\P aim~ 1hc "g•\ wre•-~4'-------A.ILMLl.....iJL.>l..L-"l~---~M-laei~~i;tft-.!v- County Supervisor 2nd District Harriett Wieder The Repubh~an goH·rnor last luctancc to loo~ to a general ta'{ Martin percent of the Dt-mocrat1c \Oters, or month d1sclo~ll thl· horrendous hake. Roberti declarl'll some 750.000. hadn't made up their I dimensions of the ti~cal problem -.. The wilhngne<.s luf ,oters) 15 l Smith minds ",th JUSt a fe"' da)s remain- • something like a $3.b bilhon deficit ta\ l'\('I",, bod'. but ml'.. . ~ r . ·············-mg and the\ were still numerous od B r enough to at'rect the outcome. I over a two-)car pen · ul, ieanng But the chall••no•''> ··ont1nu" to I h fi I I h that too much baJ ne"s v.ould cut .. e.• .. .. prac11c1 ng his o"' n for m of n t e 1na ana Hts. t en. about t----------------------------= , p 111 h exist The grcates1 of thl·m gro" out doublespeak o n the sub•ect ~ 5 percent ol C ahiorn1a·s 'a t and I into support ior ropositton · c of the hug"' population 1n"r"a~·· ('al1· 'J d I C t S · 5 h D I avoided lalk1ng abou1 the maJor . ' .. .. .... The onc ans"' er OcukmeJian ha 'ane popu atton "111 decade who I oun y uperv1sor t istrict 1mpl1cations of thl· problem He lorn1a C\penenceJ Junng the la<,t :idHKatl·d tor mn·t1ng the rnSISJS to represents th~ Dcmocrauc Pan~ 1n Tom Riiey ~ especial!~ backn l awa) from Jis· decade Thl' .. iatc lx'gan lhe I 98fk 1.'11minatc thl· cost-of·h\lng-adJuSt· ""hat should be a cnucal elecuon for I cuss1ons of 1he nl'l'd for aJd111onal with a population of !3 million. ments -C OL.\s. in go' l'mme ntal go,ernor 11---------------------------...: state reHnuc. toda~ 11 has som\.·thing hkc l O shorthand -that boo<.t l°crta1n c'· \\hat cmcrges from both the L I millmn. ~lcasunng the ph.cnomcnon peodttu1c~ .tutomallldll). Hl) _par-an1hme11c and 1he polling data 1~ District Attorney Democratic ~nate Pre'>1dl·n1 Pro b~ th1: numbl'rs alon1:. it's a~ 1f ucular 1argch .ire 1hc ( OL.\' afTec1-that the 'ast maJOrit) of (.ah-1 MJkJ C p1 IXl Tem Da\ld Rotlt:rtl .im.I .\'i'il'mhl~ C\ef)onc Ii' mg in the st~tl' of ~1 1'>· mg \anou' wt'lfarc grant fom1an arc alienated from "-hat 1 .__ __ J _ _......,,... ~ ._a..___.~Z------__.x.....__._...;>pcater W.1llic.llm~c.cc 1m11a~......so11 r.i had.~~nll-~'H~ mtu 111 '"~ ·w:i,· tit prel;('n" m~ tr\--w-p~~ <m 1mpon:m1 dtC'1s1b n· t-----------------------------1 reticent. Roberti l''en adm1nl\tl'H'd California .is~·lt uf thl· prohlcm. an 11 J)erren't ma~1ng pron·" soothing s~rup Ill 'otcr\. ruling out Bui ,111 thti'>l' ~1i ... ,ounJnc; \\llUld growth rail' 1n \late l'\~·nd11urc' 1n There arc those -Go' Dcu-1 Sheriff-Coroner a general ta\ tnl'fl'a'>t' ''hccau,l· thr ha'c '\tr:11ned Cahtom1:i·, re'>ourlt:., recl.'nt \l.'3[' jnJ unh J rl'H'nuC' k mcJ1a11 for QJle -v.ho sa) that lo" 1 I Brad Gates 'x' pubhc "on·1 s1anll tor 1L" far ks~ .\ largc pan ot thl' actual rncreasc ut ., pt:ru:n1 hl· gl\cs the le\els of \Otmg denote a high le"el &OJ ome rl'llCl'nrc '' J s u ndn· inuca~l· has been in 'l hool-agc chi I· erroneou' 1mprl'S\1on that "'el fan· of public sau fa t1on "'1th the status standable. Dcu~nwJ1an. Roh<•rtt and drcn. wh1l•h ha<> kd tu h1g h<l<l\t\ in gran1c; haH' bl'tn 1ncrea'i1ng at 11 quo. That'" ludicrous. g1,en 1he con- I Mayor of Irvine I I Larry Agran l&l I I I I Irvine City Council 11 I Cameron Cosgrove l&l I ; Mary Ann Galdo l&l I -------------------------' When Writing to the Orang• Coast Daily Pilot ... The Orange Coast Doily Pilot encourages correspor1dence from ovr readers. We requesl tellers be ept 10 approximately 300 wOfds Any correspondence s1gn1l1conrly longer than 300 words wrll be printed ot our d1scre1ton as a Community Commentary, Guest Commentary or Editorial Response. Communily commentaries ore reserved for issues per11nen1 to c1t1es ond •owns 0 10119 rhe Orange Coast Gues1 commen1ories may pertain 10 ony pubfoc issue Ed1tor101 responses ore reserved lor rebuttals 10 ed11or1ol pos111ons ot the Orange Coast Doily Pilot . le11ers cons\&lered 10 be l1belovs or 1n bod roste will not be printed. Writers ore 11m11ed 10 lour submissions o mon1h All co11espondence must be signed ond include •he wr11er's address ond 1elephon~Tiumber for veril1co1oon purposes \, I Leners should be addressed 10 1he Oronge Coast Daily Pilot, 330 W Bo y St Cosio Mesa C A. 92626. Allention le11ers to 1he Editor W 111ers w11h qvest1ons ore urged to call 1he Doily Pilot ot t7 I 41 642 · 4321 . Ext 352 Doonesbury ldV¥T? ... ~~ S()N ... " By Garry Trudeau flP()!U'~ ~ •. ']Ufe ... F/Nt ... I Brov.n desperate!~ "antl·d to a,surc 1hc nfst'> or publK l;dul:auon. percent annualh That b11 of m1s1n-s1stcn1 polling re uhs that sho"' high voters that appro' al of Propos111on .\not her maJor portion of thc in· formauon "'as pnntcd la'>t \-I.CC~ on le' els of d1 gust "uh C'allfom1a poh- 111. "h1ch v.ould modif) the Ga~n crease resulted from forl•1gn m1gra-the \\all 'itrcet Journal's cd11onal uc1ans and a hunger for Tt"Spons1 ve spending hm1t and clear the wa) tor 11on -mostl ) economic refugl"fs pagc and crcatl\e l~dersh1p. a phast'd-in doubling of the state la\ from ~1c\lco and Plllillcal refugees The automatll' innea~s 1n v.d· But thert"s m ore to the ~uat1on on gasoltnt: o'er fhe ~l'ars. v.ould from Southeast .\s1.i and Central fare grant' this ~l.'ar. ho"'c'er. v.ould than s1m pl~ \oter turnout. Ptt~l~- not signal the start of a slate spend· America -"h1ch h.i.., put ad· be onl) 4 62 perccnl. Su..,pend1ng. the t1on polling has indicated in other mg and ta>.ing b1ngl.'. duional strains on social 'cn·1ces. welfare COL.\' .fur th1; \l'ar. as the "a) that Californians largel) tuned The hard truth remains. ho v.e,er 4\s Ehzalx'th H ill. thl· <,tate·s non-Le-g1 laturc prqtm&l~"ili do. "o.uld out of the campaign this spnng. More tax re\'enue "''11 be ncede-d panuan kg1slatl\r anah.;1. declared sa'c S31Q m1lhon a larp.l' chun~ of FemSte1n hao; c3refull} pos1t1 ont d Should Propos1uon 111 fail 10 "''" 1n a repon to th.: .\<.,t:mbl\ Wa) mone' hu1 1111 a rdJll'l'h small herself in the political middle shun· voterapproval to~Ja~. thc liSt·al l'fl\I\ and ~!can\ C'omm1ttcl· IJ'il 'month· part ot the O\t'rall prohkm Other ning the hard-On-ta\(' • sofl-ul· wall be all the "or\l'. and the statl· "The<;(' dc:•1\0grarh1l lhangl.'s plus health j nd v.clfarc rcJuc11on that cnme l1berahsm that fires up ac· would have a polltll.'31 cnw• a\ "ell. popula1111n incrl•a,<.·~ arl' rl'<.ulting in Deukml'Jlan 3dHX"3 ll'' "ould in-ti\ 1sts but I'> pcmon among "OtC'rs Great as the nec·d \\ould hi.'. la"· d1spro~1rtwnall' grov.th 1n th<.· crease the "3\tng\ \I) perhaps S700 Polling. howl.',er. JJld1catcs that dt>· makers would be afraid to h<Kl'>t popula11on nf JX'r,on' c<.10sum1ng m1llton but that'\ <.1111 llnh a frac-spite her effort~ to stresc; such ant1- taxes tn an~ form stall' \l'P ll'l''· rrlat•H' 111 the gro"'lh 11on oftht• delin1 It lx·ukn11."J•3n got liberal sentiment~ as c;uppoQ for '\ large pan of lhl' l·urrcn1 trnuok' 1n the <.tatc's nonun\\. and this all the cuts 1ha1 hl'"• aJ\ ~Kated. he cap11al pun1 hment. she 1s '1e"'ed ~~ grows out of the fat•t that poht1n.in<1 trend 1 hk<.•I} 10 rnnt;nut• 1n lh(' still "ould tall tar -.hon of dosing most \Olel"\ a a liberal It has don't trust the \Ol<.'r' an\ m1m· 1han foresCl'3hk future " !he budg.:1 gap something to d~ \\l\h 1hc fact that voters trust pohtK1an .. ~ Thal per-Caldorn1an" ha,l·n·t heard thl•1r It's u mc· for ~1lit1LJI kaders to she's a ~oman from an Frannsco haps has alwa)S OCi.'n thc: l·a~. bul 11 top lcaJ,•r., SJ~ e no ugh j~lUt the ta lk about "'hat\ rcall~ happt•n1ng in one. suspecu seems truer todlli& 1n California 1han probkm Thl' gmernor. "hose (ahforma and "'h' th.it°'> <.training \an de ).._amp. mean"'h1le h.a e'er before. The pas..agc ot Prop· word\ v.ould be thc mo'it ~rsuas1,e state rc'>ourceo; If ( Jhtom1a leade" "'om the hberal' m:m1k. althou&tt os111on 13 a dozC'n ~car" ago. the w 1th thl· public on 1h1'> \l'Orc. 1alk~ trusted 'ot<.'rs mofl' J>\'rhaps , otcr\ fudging on '>Qme emotional matters ensuing federal ta' cut<> o f the Re-instead ol "\hc d1\1nform.tt1on. m1gh1 <.hl'w greater faith 1n tht.·ir such as the death penalt~ Yet. he 1s agan years in Washington and lhl· do uble<.(X'.l k ;ind d11\\nngh1 dccep-leaden.hip. perce1,ed h' man) \Oler~ as being populanza1100 of suppl) -side econ-uo n .. ol tho'>l' "ho l'fl\1c11e his ad-Martin mill• is • S.C'r•m~alo· the morc: cnn<;cT\ au "c of the t"'o. omics ha' e condnmnt•d a genr ratmn m 1n,.,trat1lin for bl' 1 ng too bas~ t'Ol11mllist for tk Orao,~ perhaps a rcl1ect1on ot h1 stu~ of \Oters to bche'c tha1 the~ l'an 11ghtfis1l·d I k. in tact ha bttn Coast D•Uy Pilot. demeanor and his career as a pro'>-<.'cutor Commentary Under~taffed police should d·eal with violent crime first ly RALPH LOON£Y DENVER -The banner headline in the Rocky Mountain News "'as a real attention grabber. It read: "Shon-banded cops angr) .. S«ms as ho"' Denver cops wert" so hot under the collar about depart· ment understaffing the> weft' talking ebout walkouts. slowing down on ticket writina or coming do\vn with the "blue nu ..• Officers complatned the) fre- quently had no CO\Cr ba kup o n dangerous calls. A few wteks earlier an officer had to hnndll' a gang fight by himself. • Pollet "ere conccmt'd no t onh · about their own sa(ct) but about the public's as well. Cat11ens "'err v.a1t· ina longer than C\Cr "'hen the) called an officer 10 re~)rt d1i.- 1urbanccs or bursJancs. Oda · tn responding somctunt!. range ll!\ Iona as 30 minutts to an ho ur Officers on patrol s.a1d cars no r- mally ctrT)'lnl two cops had bec.-n ttduced to one occupant. Patrol cars wtrc beina "ktllcd' dail bccauK' \here weren't enou&h co~ to dnvr them. The compla1n1 emerged at a mcct1na ofthc Police Protect1,c t\~ toeiallon. A lonf h t of ane,1AnC'CS was tent to the police chic{ who p&ens to invntapt<'. A couolt o( da'" later another police tol) appeared in the News. This Of'le repon ed Den' er cops shut- ting do"n what the\ bt-heved was the large t prost11u11o n nng in the area. .\ thrtt-mo nth long under- co' er operation hrought a 10 p.m. raid on the apanmcnt o f a man and wife alleged to run the ong. The same couple had been arrested two years ago o n the same charges. The woman had received a one-year de- ferred sentence. The' rtng operated as .. tars Var- iety ES<'On ~rviet" and advcn1scd an the Yellow Pases. catenng C:\· clusn1cly to out-of-state customers. pohcl' u1d. I was stru<'k b~ the 1n ongru1t On the one hand. f)l1h c were com· pla1n1na about not ha .. 1ng enough bfucco;m o n the "trttt to protC<'t publtc and offietn from '1olcnt cnme. But at 1~ samr 11mt public and police ~rt being threatcnC"d. pohce had sufficient offi1.'tl'\ to do whai appcattd to be an efficient Joh of· busting a pc'C)$11tuuon nna cm- ployina some 20 wo men. Whcrt h<>uld the pnont' be an a umt' of hrinkina public budget!. and in8'k>Qua't i"ambc:rs of pol1<X-of· fieJ.rs., hould 1t be to protcet c1lheM from bura\ary, a sault •nd murder? Or should 1t be to put pimps and prostttutcs belhnd bars., The obvious ~•)' to ansv.cr this '' to ask which pose!> the greater threat to soc1et). The answer will al\).·ays be violent crime and 11 threat to public safety. Not that pros11tut1on is without threat. It most l'erta1nl 1 a carrier o f infectious d1<.caSt'. But VlOlent cnme 1s the far grtatcr danger. t\nd 1\ sttms cl~ar that 1h1s 1s what ought tO get pnont~ atten· uon from t\menea'<. undt'rstaffcd po\ict f OrttS. • This isn't meant a an attack on the Dcn,er Pohct' Department ll'~ an efficient force led b\ a good cop, Chief Aristcdes Zavnra . Po hcc dc- panmcnts all over menca art having s1m1lar problem' of staffing and pnont1<.'S T oo mu h of the time puhcc "''"d up e:\pcnding time and monq 10 auack so-called .. , 1ct1mlcss" cnmc. such as pro tllutmn. Mcnnwh1lc. the public f'c.'ams hclplcc; I\ -and fnutk 1> -for prot«"llo·n for h' c and propcn) The cnml" ratt gro"' a local tu. dollars bc\•ome 1ncrrn - tn i I) sea l"C'C" In 'uch time\ poh<'t' ma) find arrc t pic k ma~ cas1C'r and <'hcapcr b> ao•na at'\cr Vli."t1mlt l'f\mC Sus\tnl hoo~ and pimps ml) look.-arcat on paper. but 11 1 n't lx-g1nn11'1& to soh t the f'tal problem Ra,,. r....y 11 • 08.-e,..NMI wrllW wh ~ly wrltn lw * ~ CM.a O.Uy Pl'-C. If Fein,te1 n "''n on Tuesda'. a<, no" ~cm' hkel~ 1f not rcrtam. d~ 11 represent a tnumph of m6der· a11o n. or ml·reh a l'a~ of m1,.taken 1dcnlll~ among \ otcrs "ho aren't pa) mg much attention in the first place and "'ho "ere 1umcd ofT even more b~ l·nmpa1gn commercial'\ with 1rrde,ant assaults on personal charar tcr'' · .\hen:umn ol ~le.F!'. wa dMTlcm· trated C'\Cn more: graph1calh in tht' ( ahfom1a Poll's findings 1n other l'Ontests -lhe undcc1dt'd rcmninmg 1ncred1bl) largl' during the \n<,t prc-- C'lccu o n weekend. None of tht' r>cmocrauc Gm- d1da1c for msurance C'\.lmm1.,'i1oncr had bro ken the 10 pel"l'<'nt bamcr and despne the large tield of can· d1datc , 45 percent of \OtC'I' wert undecided -about the same untcr- taint) factor rC'<'orded 10 thr Demo- cratic contc'it for attomc) gencraJ :i San Fram·1"4.·o D1,.tnct .\ttome\ <\rl<.l m11h held a !>mall lead O'er L<1 '\ngclc Dmn t .\ttomc) Ira Rr-- mcr vcn Rcpubl~cnn voteri. who or-dinanl~ makt' up their mind~ mol'\' cas1h th<Ul Dcmocr.tt . ha\C no\ tuned tn to tht1r fey. 1.·on1e,1~ Tom Haye!>, the appointed incumbent ~tate trca!\urcr. lead~ Angela Bu han· an b) a few points but, o nce-a~1n. 40 ~cnt of \ otef" were undee1ded The Vunccna1n \OtCf' ~ere C\~ mort> numerou~ 1n the ;op contest bC'l"ecn \late C'n' Marian lkl'l'son and Juhn mour fort~ nom 1nauon for ht"utenant go,tmor .S6 ~f'C'ClH lt l<'avcs o ne wondcnna· what 1f the) gav<' an clccuon a~ no OM Uf'l'lt, of' cared.,. Thaf s the u ttma1c , 1n oohucal subtraction I ' . - . • ' r . I ~o Orenge Coat DAILY PILOT I Tue.day, June 5, 1990 TIIE BACK PAGE The wt net ls""between Demo- cratic 1ubema1orial cand idate• Dianne Feinstein and John Van de homes thro~out the <>ranee Coasl Ferauson said it wu a typical bjt piece and "full of lies." But the one that irked him 1he most was her claim that he doesn't 1bpport Sen. Pete Wilson, the Re· publican Party's annointed aubematorial candidate. .Qcean \Liew sChool closures -delayed- Kamp. Polls lhow~ former_ fin Francisco mayor ng 111 "'° ll-point e41c.over t state attorney atneral. .., Orange Co untians also will be voting on non-partisan county of· fices. includina district auomey, sheriff and three supervisors. And residents in Irvine and Dana Point will be voting on city council and ma)'oral candidates. As they do every election, county R~ubticans will watch the returns whale celebrating. After a tryout at a central county hotel, they've re- turned to the Westin South Coast Plaza, 666 Anton Blvd .. Costa Mesa. where they've held their election night party in past years. Festivities begin at 8 p.m. As of M;::J\-e~ocrats had no COUftt · · ~ p&anned. The statewide fortunes of several local politicos arc also on the line, including the race between state senators Marian Bergeson. R·Ncw- port Beach. an~ John Seymour. R- Anaheim. The winner of the primary will face incumbent Democrat Leo McCarthy in November. O ther locals seeking to move on to the November general election arc Hunllngton Beach Councilman Wes Bannister. a Republican can- didate for insurance commissioner. and Irvine resid~nt Angela "Bay" Buchanan. the former U.S. treasurer seeking the GOP nomination for state treasurt'r. 8y JOSHUA LOWE Diii!)' ..... ...,. "" .... HUNTINGTON BEAC H -An Ocean View School District com - mittee studyina possible school closures fonnally recommended not to close any schools until issues con~mina desegregation and recon- fiauration of school borders have been settJed. About 700 concerned parents and chiJdren in the Marina High School gymnasium loudly applauded the committee's announcement. The meeting was the first of two special public hearings o n possible school closures. The district is considering closing· Golden View, Haven View and Lake View schools to deal with declining enrollment and financial woes. Ttie district is c;urrently operating at a S 1.8 million deficit, and enrol- lment has declined from more than 14,000 students 20 years aao to 8,380 for the 1989-90 school year. The closure plan called for re- di.stributina the students to Mesa View, Harbor View, Village View and Crest View schools. Some stu- dents from Crest View would be placed at Mesa Vie~ and some Village View students would attend C ircle View under the plan. But the plan upsets pare nts. who vented their frustrations at the board of trustees. "The board took a lethargic. do- nothing stance for four years and nine months since the last school closures. It was Just plain sloppy planning and management. You have betrayed us.'' said parent Cathy FraAklin. Parents also told the district they were unhappy with way the trustees have spent their mone,. Many brouaht up the issue o the $2 million spent on new district head- quarters while schools with leaky roofs have aone unrcpaired. Trustees defended their adminis~ tra1ion of the school d i&arict, saying that declining enrollment and state politics have made budaeting tenuous. "We as a group believe in the neighborhood school concept We had to cut $3.5 million o ut of pro- grams in the last three years to generate fu nds to keep the schools open: We were one of the fi rst dtstncts to generate funds in this way." said trustee Janet Garrick. . Other issues raised by ~rents included concerns about children's .;11fl"tv 'ii nce they would be sent out of their neipr!Sorhoods to schools that could become overcrowded. "We don't want our children to cross Bolsa Chica to JO to a school already crowded beyond capacity," said parent Sheila Everly, who has children auendina Haven View. The closure "committee com- plained about not beinJ given enough time to come up with an adtquate repon, which was one reason committee members rec- ommended holding the plan in abeyance. In all, more than 100 speakers signed up to address the board. Another public hearin~ will be held tonight at 7 in the Manna High gym. Trustees arc scheduled"to make a decision on school closures at their rt.gular Wednesday night board mectfog. • .. reflecting the bitter d ivision in their party exposed by the 72nd Assembly D istric t race bet ween Jerry Yudelson and Tom Um berg. T he 72nd 1s the only district in Orange County where Democrats outnumber Republicans. a nd they hope to unseat GO P incumbent Curt Pringle an November. Along the Orange Coast. eyes will be on the fi ve-way Republican battle for the · 58th A:sscmbly District scat being vacated by Dennis Brown. Amon~ the countywide races drawing interest are the 2nd Super- visoriaJ Distnct. in which incum- bent . Harriett Wieder faces four challengers. the sheriff-coroner race between incumbent Brad Gates and F u llerto n Counc ilman Do n Bankhead. and the distnct attorney race between appointed incumbent Mike Cap1zz1 and deput) dtstnct attorneys Tom Avdeef. James Enright and Ed Freeman. And even voters li ving o utside of Irvine a re wa tching the mayoral race between incumbent Larry Agran and Coun ci lwo m a n Sall} Ann e Group blames redevelopment for Huntington's increased .debt FUMES From A.1 ington State found friendly air blow- ing in on light winds out of the south. dispatcher Dan Kennedy said. However. three beachgoers had to be rescued during the day. Leaders in the polls are Hunt- ington Beach Mayor Tom Ma)s and Long Beach ph~sic1an S~ Alban. wtth Huntington Beach developer Peter von Ehen also running a strong campaign. Rounding out thl· race are Long Beach council members Jeffrey "-e-llogg and Jan Hall. ~lso dra" mg tntcr~st as the 70th .\ssembl} D1 tnct battle between three-term ancul'nbent Gal Ferguson and neophyll.' chalknger Ph~ lhs Bad ham. hendan. Their race was ranked by manv as the most rancorous of the political season. The predicted low turnout 1s a surprise. too. because several key propositions are on the ballot. Among them: • Proposiuons I 08 and 111. the transportation m1t1at1 ves supported b) the leaders of both major pan ics; • Propo 111on 11 2. an in itiative prom1s1 ng to legisla te ethics an state politics: ly ROBERT BARKER HUNTINGTON BEA CH -T his year's S 176 million city .budget shows the city has become a welfare state for a few developers. the presi- dent of a sJow growth organization said Monday night. Bob Biddle. who guides the 1.000 member Huntingto n Beach Tomor- row group. said that the long-term debt to pay for redevclopemnt pro- jects has sk) rocketed from $30.3 million to S 160 million m JUSt three years. "The pri nciple and interest pay- ment o n this del:St over the next 30 years will total over 400 million." Biddle said. "Is this city totally out of control thanks to redevelop- ment?" Bidd\e made his comments as the City Council held its first publ ic heari n~ on the 19Q0-9 1 budget. Finance Director Bob Franz said he belie' ed the figures were out of context. "I don't know whcrl.' he got them from." A budget study session is sched- uled next Monday, and final adop- tion is slated for June 18. C ity Adrvinistrator Michael Uberuap dcteribed the fiscal plan as a "hold-the-line" budget that bars the hirina of additional employees unless they produce a corresponding amount or revenue. Uberuaga also said he'll r«· ommend an increase in residential trash fees to pay for the entire cost of the curbside pickup service. At nearby Huntington City Beach. another 20.000 basked under balmy temperatures that peaked at 69 degrees and swam an water that rose to 63 degrees. Manne Safety Officer Mike Beuerlcan said. Farther south an New~rt Beach, an estimated 35.000 visnors found plenty of space for their towels and beach chairs. lifeguard Mitch White said . One da) earlier. 120.000 had crowded NewPQ n 's shoreline. Bad ham. daughter of long11me O r- ange Coast legisla to r Robert Badham. has wagl·d a ll\d} ca m- paign an her uphill bad to unwat thl.' popular Ferguson She tool.. her linal shot at ham ~1onday "hl'n a mailer rearhl'd • Propos111on 11 5. the so-called ··speed~ Trial lna11at1ve" aiming to clean up the state's cumlx·rsome trial process; •Propositions 11 and I IQ. t"o proposali> for cleanmg up thl' reap- portionment process. Council rethinks recycling program WORKER From Al being mvestigated b} the Cahforn1a Occupational Health a nd Safety Ad- rnimsrranon CC"al OSHA( Monda-. afternoon. • By TONY OODERO Bu t C ouncah,oman and} Genis -------------1'itlY ~ 117i1t~,----------O-IJIC'~l 'IEMht'~tt" 81 th 81 ---------------------------time and asked staff members to DRUGS From Al ~tcErlaan ~·d u llicers 1n111alh "ere approac hl·d h\ Tadash1 to hu\ 300 pound\ ul manJuana fc)r $450.000. But tht' transaruon later "<.1s re' er<.ed lo allo" drug agents to sell I O<J pound' of mari1uana to Tadash1 fur SI00.1100 McErlain declined to say what led 1n\CSt1gators to focus on Tadash1. "ho was arre~ted at Magnolia Street and .\dams .\\Cnue an Huntington Beach McErla1n added thal "h1le man - Juana is not as popular toda~ a nd m sale 1s not as lucrall ve as 1hat of cocaine. traflickang the drug as still widespread. DELANEV'S IRISH PUB "'Durty ~elly' " LOBSTER FEST DINNER $795 Di11 1111 IY1r Tiii 8011• If Thi 11.,ort. Pier! CO~TA MESA -Thi: Cat } Coun-provide more information. cil ·decided 10 n.:~nnd a dens1on "I tal ked 10 three other com panies made two "eeks ago to start a pilot that said we dad not have 10 pay recycli ng program at C11~ Hall them to park up the paper.'' Genis At issue wa~ the decision at 1he said. In fact. shC' ..aid the companies May 21 meeting 10 award Sl:m:d Cu. she contactt·tl "ould pa) the l0 ll) for a contract to reqck paper gl·ner.ttl'd the ~l'f\ ICl' by cit) staff. T he \IX·month program Cat~ Managt•r ..\llan Roodcr ac- would 10stru t Shrl·d Co. to pick up f..no"ledgl·d thal' the 'araou~ com· waste paper at a l'U!>I lU thl' t'ity not pan1e!t. contal'tt•d b~ the cit)' in- to exceed $5.000. d1catl'd 1ha1 lhl·~ \\Ould pa) the ctt}' FRENCH PROVENCAL CUISINE PLAZA NEWPORT • BRISTOL & JAMBOREE 1000 BRISTOL STREET ~ NEWPORT BEACH Ii-\, ~\~){')WJUSI~' STEAKHOUSE & SALOON L111ll • 111111 • LiH E1t1rt1i1•elf 1110 ., ......... 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Tuesday's spoi:ts wa~h. hung out while wondenng whether my lap-top computer has a virus or sun bum: •With the Cincinnati Reds on i>acc to win 116 games, who would you rather see testing them in the World Series. the powerful World Champion A's or the C'inderella White Sox in their final season at Comiskey Park? • Did you know that Lesley Vis- ser is a southpaw who once played basketball at Boston College before quitting to become a cheerleader. then wrote sports for the Boston Globe before giving it up to eavesdrop on NBA huddles? She's also married to fellow CB -TV an- nouncer Dick Stockton. •Dave Parker (.345, JO RBI) keeps fooling me but Da ve Winfield (.205) doesn't. •Why do NBA refs k t the Pistons get away with so many mov- ing picks? •Crime Pays Dept: Jim Valvano has a three-year contrac1 with ABC. TV worth $900.000 and got ano1her $614.000 settlement to leave North Carolina S1ate. •Wm or lose. il's always fun to watch Henri Leconte play 1cnnis. and especially in 1he French Open. •Fact: Tom Lasorda. who just baseman with the CIF S-A cham· pion Marina High baseball team. was chosen as the No. 6 pick overall by the Seattle Mariners in the major league baseball draft held Monday. Newfield was ~ust the founh Or- ange County high school player drafted on the first round since 1977 and was projected by Baseball America ·mapzine as the 12th pick of the draft. Over the last two 6Casons as a varsity player at Marina. Newfield put up some very impressive numbers. rn 1989 as a junior. Newfield hit 1-..,..---41iQ~~,hcf-{u•e )'t'ar-eonh"·fttlt~--._, tension, has won 53 per cent of his games ( 1.122-982) as manager of the Dodgers. •Fact: A s~ns gambler would break even with lhe same percentage of winners. •Opinion: Pet<.>r 0-Malle) should start charging Tomm} Juice. • Beware. the Giants may be coming. .440 with 10 home runs and 31 RBI to go along with a 1.000 sluging pefcentage. This season, Newfield batted .467 with six homers, 20 RBI and 30 runs scored. Also picked in the first round, at l 9th overall was former Ocean View High standout Eric Christopherson. The San Diego State catcher. was drafted by the San Francisco Giants. Other Oranac Coast area playen picked included Duane Page from Ocean View and Rod Mc.Call from Oranac Coast. The Mariners can't say enou&h a,bout Newfield, the 6-foot. 4-inch prospect who is known fo r strona hands, a quick swina and major tea&ue power to all fields. Although Newfield has primarily been a first baseman/designated hitter in his prep career, Seattle plans on con- verting him into an outfielder, a position he had little success at as a sophomore. But Newfield said he has improved at fieldina the out- field . "Put him in the outfield with his speed. and I think we can develop an arm to play the outfield," Roger Jongeward. the Mariners' vice presi· f PIHW lff DRAFT /12t VlclfW'.o1• Vlklnp ._... H .. 11 aelllera Clt111 y ............ ........... ...-.. .., •. .... .. ..., ~==-:. ........ a ••• ••~ lta••••H ell••· , ....... •':" ·---.. ·-. ····~· ..... .-...... & .... •• .................. 'ff Ill lllrt •111• -t. ... • ••• ~... •lllcll 111111,.. ._. 11im1 • ____ ,_, ....... -. ....... n. vat .,. .. ................. . , . ..,._,. ' . .... I ' ... • . \ . .. .. ............... , -~-----A••·-....... ... Cll' l·A ..._ Tiie 11•a .a .... ..,... . . ....., Pmts. 1-e., 81 M•J,.., . .._. ................. a.1- A ..... . • ·- •But i1's alread) too la1e for everybod} in the N.L. West. If the Reds pla} JUSt .500 ball they'll still win 91 in what manager Lou Piniella has tagged the Hunt a Red October. ................................... •Jay Johns1one sa) s 6-foot-I 0 Randy "No-Hrt" Johnson doesn't need a pickoff move because he can reach over and tag 1he runner. • Somebod)~sard Bill Walsh ma) wnte a book but I though t he already wrote It. • Postcript on Pistons-Bulls: Please don't burden )ourself with over-analysis. The Bulls lost because they couldn 't htt their namesake 1n the posterior" 1th a ba s fiddle. •Translated: Chicago's other fo ur starters made j ust I 0 of 49 shots (.204) on thr Pis1ons' coun. Michael Jordan would penetrate. kick 1l out. and somebod~ would miss an open shot. • Where wo uld the Dodgers be without Lenn) Harns and Mike Sharperson? • Where are thc). an} ho"'! The last time I looked. Hubie Brooks "as hitting .237. Juan amud "as hil- ting .23 I, and the) had combined for 94 strikcou1s 10 381 a1-bats. •And now that Pat Pcm (9.53 ERA) and Jim Goll (9.64) arc healthy. "'II there be an) morl' saviors out there'> • Nex t off-season. Fred. close yo ur e)'es. •Glenn Davis of the .\stros had five home runs in his last seven at· bats pnor 10 Monda} n1ghi's game in San Diego. Ed die Mu rra) of1hc Dodgers hadn't homcrrd since May 9. Jusl thought )ou'd hkc 10 kno". • Kevin Duckwonh and James Edwards ha ve 10 be th l' two worst center ever to clash in th e NBA finals. •If yo u remember when the 'Angels had both Nolan Rya n and Frank Tanana. you go back to 1979. and yes. both arc still p1tch1ng In the American hca~ue. • Same subJect: Ch1 sox manager Jeff Torborg caught no-hitters thrown by Ryan and Sandy Koura , and says Ryan threw harder. ( • I assume Mark Langston has been cashing his paychecks but has he completed a game, yet? •I wouldn't blame JOCkey Chns McCarron 1fhe decided lo hang up his tack following h1 latest bonc- brcaking accident at Hollywood Park. but he won't. • Finally, are you ~etting whipped · into a frenzy by all of those World Cup soccer stone o ut of Italy? Yeah. me too. Rid Talley 11 • La C.ud•·IM•ed 1}'9f1Jcaled col•mol1t wrlll•6 for t•e Orup Coa1t Dally Piiot aed ·~ pean e~ery Suday, Tfflday •IHI n•n4•Y· Dillard's efforts stand test of time Former hurdler won 82 straight races at one point You ran alwa) s gt't an argument "hen )OU stan rnmpanng one gen- eration to ano1hc r - and there 1s usuall) the assumption tha1 as dec- ades come and go. 1hefl' ts a 'il<.'ady 1rend of improvement. h's hard to argue agains1 uch ttems as 1mpro,cd techn iq ues. as "ell as bi gger and stronger athletes. The onl) thing 1hat seems certain 1s 1here arc more super-talents than 1n ye.a rs pas1. If for no other reason. 11's because the pool is larger and deeper. Here's one:. ho,,e,er. who would be a big fish 1n an~ pool -th e great Ham son Dillard. Wh en yo u ca n turn a :!:!.Jover Roger Carlson 220 yards -!hat's moving. When )OU.Can do 1ha1 "1th hurdles along the "a). 1hosc arc number for the inside lane of 1he '90s. Dillard. 1hc one-1tmc Ohio schoolboy. who came out of1he shadow of Jesse Owens 10 make a name for himself. re mains as one of the great standards of 1racl and field. That 12.3 clocking rcma1n<1 fresh in his mind at age 65. Dillard. a chaner mcm~r ol 1he United tales 01) mp1r Comm111ec Hall of Fame and the chief 'ipokes- man fo r 1he S~/Mobil Outdoor Track and Field Champ1onsh1ps which will be held at Ccrntos Col- lege June I +-1 6. can stil l frel 1hat one. because 1t wa s clearh one ofh1s best efforts ever. · • "You brea k a record and 'ou'rc lookins foNard to lht• nl'\I om•." said Dillard. '"But I fell 1ha1 "as a perfect race on 1hat da~ (1n Sall Lake C'it)) in the :!:!O lo" hurdks. "There "a anothl'r that I rl._ member clear!~. going 13 6 1n thr 110 high hurdle 1n 194 :· EH nt change o'er the course of time. and circumstances for athlett•s as well. but Dillard is still able 10 rela te to most of toda~ 's a1hletes When D11lard "as al the top of his game. the spon enJO)Cd massive media coverage. l'SJX'C1a ll) on the jPluse SU CARLSON/Bl J Harrison Diiiard U.S., Cubans. resume wa~er polo battles -Teams would have rather .separated athletics, politics ly RICHARD DUNN Diiiy Not~' Wrlt" NEWPORT BEACH -T~ey have .nothing to do with 1t pohu- cnlly. But then they're asked not what their counlry can do for them. rather what the) can do for their countr . The) spend grueling months prepanng for the Olympic Games, then with one push of the button it gets \pkcn away. The nitcd States wntrr polo team expenenced it after the boycott of the t 980 um mer 0 1)1mp1 cs, then came back ind hosted the World Cup in 1982. The)' won back-to-back silver medals in the next two sum· mer games. Fidel Castro pulled a Jimmy Carter in 1988. boycotting the Ol)'mp1c Games in Seoul. South Korea. as uba - one of onl) two intemattonally·accla1mcd water polo teams in this hemisphere -was forced to sit and watch as the rest of the Olympic world had a big part for two Wttks. These ubans arc ba k. with a . venaeanct. read) to show the planet 'they're the best in the world. This week. the: U .. team gets a little taste. • "We \hould'vc won a ilver or a SQld in 1980. bu~d1dn'l tha-nt ro 'the peanut man." LI .. Coach 8111 8amctt said. "It can be very difficult 10 att back after I boycott. We had to host some our own 1nternat1onal toumamcnt' tn 1tel beck into the hll•rt L1nn fwhlt• apt. 19 llloolll• for • Hrtt1 Oft the U.S. N ........ w-. ..... ................ .._... .... teaM, wllldt wlll play In the CloMwlll 0.111e1 In SeMtle, JU., JS·H. mainstream after 1980." the U .. pla)s Cuba three times in an exh1b1t1on stncs this wetk. tnucnng a pre-Good"'.'" Gamt:,s tour of wee~-long e h1b1t1on ~ncs apins\ Australia and Hunpry. The Cubans defeated the .S .. 10-7. on unday at Ne1Nport Harbor Ht&h in the first conte t. Cubl ~nd lhc U.S. -tbc only true. intem111onal powers on this side of the Earth -meet atam on Wednnda)' at the 8dmont Plau Olympic" Pool. and once mott on Thursda 1n the McDonald's 01 m· pie Swim tad1um It use Both matches· begin at 7:30 p.m. "We get along prctt "'di wtth the Cubans. C\ en though the> 're 'olatile and rouah 1n the water: .S. assis- tant coach Dante OCttamante sa id. "As far as water polo &OC' • we're on prttty fncndl term Thc)''rt' an a11~s1"e tt'am, but the couldn't !Ven to (O fhc (I 98 ) ymptet because of the OO)COtl. "They're one of tht top elghl teams in the wortd. and not 101na to the ()tympks hurt them. W11h a httle mott time. the '11 atl blck into 1t. They're 11 leg1t1mate tOp-(lght tt'am. We're their onh compct1t1on on this hem1<ipherc " Dcttamante kno""' how mu h tht' boycott hun th~ Cuban from the U.S.'s ttuat1on 10 years ago. "It hurt us 1n IQ 0. and 1t hurt the Ru 1ln 1n IQ 4." he \ltd. "If OU dorl.l 1-ct l}mpio._iLhuru )OU b«au!\(' )OU can't quahf) for other m~t~. lntcmauonal politic are interesting, '4-hcthcr )'OU'tt 1n· volvcd 1n 'pon or not. and I'm still (~aM lft "°'-0 /IJf COMMUN!ff COllffifS Richard Dunn Wciit for call testy endeavor I remember s1tt1ng b} the phone. "ailing for the calt Three da~s of anx1et~. tension. "eat) palms and a higher-than-usual pulse rate. and no call. It was de' asta1tng. Draft da~ can be the ~reatest moment in a ballpla:.er s li fe. or the most heanrending. '\ ou could sa} I was bruised "1th th<.> la,tter Hoping. Wl htngand wanllng tO let drafted. m~ bubble burst not "nee. but tw1re Following my Junior )ear a1 La Verne. ome scouts said I had a prett) good chance to go in the June. 1983 draft I dtdn 't. . . . After m) senior )Car. I thought for __ sure I'd get picked after having a fa1rl> decent o;ca on -MVP of the team. helping to lead La Verne to the Din ion Ill World ~nrs But no dice :--Jo call Wattcd b) the phone. and walled. and wattcd. and . M) dream wa 10 pla) in the big • leagues. I knew there was no chance of getting drafted out of Orange Coast College. not af\er betng buned tn the bullpen for two seasons. But af\er m) Junior and senior years at La Verne. I figured I had a leg1t- 1mate shot. Now that b;l~ball's annual draft 1s upon us. I felt tt wa appropnate 10 open this segment Wl th a little his· tof) about the author p1cturt'd above. !though 1 was ne\.er drafted. I was fortuflale enough to aian as' a free agent ~ spent two seasons tn tbe minor leagues. ft n1 h- "'' m)1carttr m I Q87 with lhe Minnesota T""•n~ organtLat1on But I rccct\.ed th e old pink shp and jftteaM lft DUNN/12f u • :-;r • • • • • • • .J , -()qnge CoMt DAILY ptLOT/ T~. June I. tllO : Texas pitchers Compensate for bats i· Brown, Rogers shut down Angels, 1-0, on-six-hitter scReJUle • ---~~-----...==-.-.~~~. ARLINGTON, Twas -In April and early May. tbe Texas balm were in the American Leaaue West race as Kevin Brown wt'nt S-0, but his aeuon and the Ra.rs· season went sour at the same tune. Now Brown hopes Monday's combil)ed six-hitter with Kenny Rogers for a 1--0 dtcisioo pver the Anaels gets himself and the Rangers straight. The troub1es began for Brown and the team when he lost four strajpt and the Rangers self-destructed. los- ina 23 of 32 games to tumble from second, 1111 games behind the pace- setting Oakland A's. to se venth. 131'2 games back. "It was nice to get over that hump," Brown said. "Maybe it got the monkey off everyone else's back as weu.·· Brown. 6-4. struck. out a season- hi~ seven without a walk to outduel Kirk McCaskill. 3-3. who threw four-hit ball O\ er seven in ning . • ·'That "as as good a game as he·s pitched all )Car." Rangers manager Bobby Valentine ~id of Bro\\n. "It'll do th is cl ub a lot of good to win a close onC' lik t' that." The Ranger<.· onl) other shutout this· season "'as a 1-0 onc-h11 16· stnkeout gem b~ '\olan R)an o'er Orange Coast Daily PifOt Ang~ls Play~r of Day Kirts McC.8"111. who altow- ed just four hits and one un- earned run In seven Innings but lost. the Chicago Whi te Sox on Apnl 26. Considered the Rangers' hitting of late. they needed a shutout to win. Texas bepn Monday night wnh a .240 team baning average. its sec- ond-worst in club hi story afier 50 games and 13th in the ·American league. Brown seemed on the way to his first career complcte-~me shutout but ga'l' up an l01ghth-inn1ng lctldofT double to Luis Polonia and Brown was llfkd bv alen11 nc in favor of lefthandl'r RoRer\ Valcnttne "'a" hca' 1h bool'd "hen he: returned to the dligout after rcmo' 1ng BrO\\n but the mc)\e proved succe sful. Wnh a S\\ 1tch- h1tter and a lc fthandcr comi ng to the plate, Valentine went wnh Roge rs. What's more. Bro\\ n has been troubled wnh 1h1.· Ou the Inst three da)s and Valenum· ~as concerned about bis stamina. "l don•t think I was any more out of gas than I was at any other time " Brown 51id. ··But it was hard t~ teil. the way I've been fceltna. Thett's no doubt that was the risht thina for him to do." Rogers walked the first batter he faced, Devon White. got the next two hitters and allowed an infield hit to Dante Bichette to load the bases. Shonstop Jeff Huson saved a run, making a diving stop on Bichcue's smash to prevent the ball fro~ goina to the outfield. "When the guy's throwing a lot of stri kes. then there's always the possi- bility that the ball's going to be bit 10 vou on every play," Huson said. ··tt ·makes for a lot cleaner game." Rogers then struck out Johnny Ra} to end the threat and pitched a perfect ninth to earn his lirst save of th~ season. Pint·h hitter Brian Downing made the linal out. chasi ng center fielder Gal) Pe111 to the wa ll to run down his dc·ep 0) ball. Rogers has allowed one run over his last 13 2-3 innings to lower his ERA fro m 7.40 to 4.72. The Raneers scratched fo r an un- earned run in th e third with the help of third baseman Rick Schu's throw- ~~~-·525 ®£ : Wed: •t ltcwm 5:35 · , •TM• NOL• Tilu: •t ltOYM 11:35 . All ""* on K.MPC redlo (710) • 0.. TV, Ctl. S; ac: SoortlChennel. ina error. Peujs then stole second. went to third on a ground-out and scored on Rafael Palmciro's two-out sinale. S"econd baseman Julio Franco made a key defensive play in the sixth, diving to knock down Chili Davis' two-out drive and hold Polonia at third. saving another run. "If they don't keep the ball out of the outfield, it's 2-1 us going into the ninth," Angels Manager Doug Rader sajd. "Huson·s and Franco's de- fen sive plays were a big key for them." 0 ANGa L NOTaS -..-.. RVMI I\ KIW«!Wed 10 •tart WeclnHdav nk>hl in the ..cc>nd Nine Of Ille Ra119eo• w i., wlt!I Oaklend Rvan i..s tlNn on Ille IS·O.., 01'-Dlecl 11•1 with • bed IOwer ci.c1l •nd "'' .... 1 •l•rl was a Ion """" 16 aeain•I Detroit . . K-. .. ...,.. ,,., allow.a lu\I ont run In Ills .... 114'l lnnlne.s. Ha flu lo-90 I'll• ERA from 7.40 10 •.12 over "'' la" "9hl •PPHranctt .•. Since Illa start Of Ille 1,.5 "non, Iha Ranoer• art 7·1 in 1-0 ""'"· -By ne Associated Pre.ta Anti•••· W•lly Jo~ner 14uea1 Into second INIM with • steal •• Te••• shortstop Jeff Huson cha••• throw. Sports break Martinez fans 18 in shutout Riley rumors run rampant; reports denied by Lakers 1:--:G LEWOO!) -Se\cral broadcast rei)ons on ~onda~ ~aid Pat K1k~ "'ill not • <_ return as coach of the Los \ngeks Lakcrs. r • but the :"B~ team'<, c.ltrcunr of publlC' relauons said the rl·pons \.\l'rc premature-. "Those an.• JU~l a hunt h of rumors:· John Black told T he ~~~oc1att·d PH''" la tl· ~tonda). '·There's nothing nc"' w adtl from \A.hjl "''"\(.'said the last two weeks. Pat'<, a-.1..l'd 1111 ... oml· tune to make .i dcc1s1on on "hethcr or not lw\ rnn11ng bacl... and "'c·re still awawng •hi' .di:rn.1110 .. Blaci.. cuntirnll'd thJt K1k'' \\hu has coached the Lakers to four champ1on,h1n~ ~incc becom ing their head coach on "\o, 14. I l> I met ~onda\ wn h team O\\ner Dr Jcrn Hu'' and gl•nnal managcrJerT) West "Thai·, nnth111g ill'"'· hl· mt·t \•Ith them last week . also." Blal i.. \aid K( B~ rl'punt·d \1 ond,l\ night that II "'a" "all but cenam .. that R1ln 1A1m'1 ll'turn 111 the Lal..er" nex1 season and 'a1J .1 t h.11>~l' 1AoulJ Ix· ;.rnnounced b~ thl· end of th1., "'l'l'" K --:ac \j1J K1k' 4., h.1J nw1 "''h officials l1f :".BC tu d1\t11" JO '~ ,umml·ntator 1oh and a dec1'>10n ~J\ l'\pnteJ 1.1n Im '>I.ILL!-'> 1.1.11h the L~J..cr" b' m1dv.e1:!.. · The L.il..l'f\ \ll'rl· dinllnJtl'U lrum tht· pl,l\olh h~ the Phocnn 'luns 1n J \\ t•,tan ( nnkrcnn· ,1.•mdinjl -.enc'> last munth It O).irl..n1 the fir-.t 11nw 1h1.· I al..1.•r, hadn·t ad,anu·d 111 lhl· l11nkn·mt· 1ir1Jf, "nu· l'''I Rile\ lx•qime tht· 'H \ ·, j ll-unw kJdn 10 pl.i\ol' \ KtOnes. thl\ \'cJr jOll 1111th\J\ through tlw rl·gula r ~a!>on. hl' rl•athnl till' ''H1.m.11 ~ 111 \1.tcmt'\ Jn1ng 1t faster than an' uthl'r 1.u.1t h 1n 111,100 1 hl· I ai..a., art" 533·1'14 in rcg.ul.:ir w ..... 011 g.1111r'\ .ind 111~ . .,i~ 10 pla)OIT gaml'' unc..kr R1 k\ Titans bow out of· series OM .\H \ \.;l'11 J nm ~.J..uk singled homl' ·\nthon' frn~in' 111 thl· 11th inning \111n1J.1\ 111 lilt f hl· ( 11.ttkl 111 an . ~ \Jl 111" "' t'r < JI \I.JI\ I ulkrt11n rn ~, . /\ an ehm1n:11111n ~anll' 111 tlw < olkgr \\ 11rld \l.•nl·'> knl..in' "ngkd to 11rx·n thl' 111n11l~ 11111\eJ up tin a "'lld p1tth h\ rl'lll'\l'r < hn' l<11h1n'l1n 1 '-..i1 ~ntl came homl' out l.tll·r un \!..oil·"· \ingk tn nghl Sl..ok\ '>ingk 111 thl' I llth 1nn1ng Jro, l' in < hrt\ ( oker tor a ~.ti < 11.1tkl kc1d Uut I ullcnon \tall' ltl·d II In thl' hot111rn ul ttw 1nn1ng "hen ~l'\ 1n I .irl<l\\ ~angk<l muH'd t11 th11 J c1n .1 \j lnlil'l' jnJ an infield \Ingle. and c,,um·d on Ph il '-n ,,,·, ~1ngk to le ft Han!.. ~r.dt 14-11 \A.ho p1tthnl out <•f a ba~s· loadl•<l. 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"Thank God! Kenny ! Someone's spotted us!•" Tigers ser:1d Nokes to NY '\F\.\ 'ORK -Thl· 'lc\' York :a ) aokl'C\ ohta1nt·c.I 1.all ht·r·lk,1gnak·d hit· tn \latt ""~'' 1111111 lhl· Dl·tro11 Tigers • on \1 nnd.I\ 1111 pill bl'r' I Jnll' \1c( ullcrs -------- anti < 1,1\ l'.11 l..rr '11!..1·, .1 ll'l1 li.tnlkd htltl'r war, halting ~70 with thrn· ltunw" .111d l'lgh t 1<111 rn 4-l game'>. New York ha' tx·t'n , 1011~101! for a lt-ll·handed hi tter to take ad ,JOIJ~\· Cit lh• ,11,111 nght·lield porch al Yankee ~1ad1um .\\ J ro11 " 10 l\li\., hl' "as oamctl \O the .\ml·man l l'Jgut \ll-'-,t.ir tl-;1m Hl' hit 289 with 32 hnml·r, an<l -I< Bl' 1h;11 ) •·ar hut \l1pix-<l 10 JU St .:?50 \\llh 4 hnml'r' .111d t•1 RHI \ la~\ \ear. \hrulll'r' 11htarn1-d h' thl· Yankl·"·s from San D1q1.11 IJ'-1 'l .H " pr 1111.1nh .1 \hon rdtcH'r on a stall loaded \\ 11h r,·hd pill hl·r ... I k appeared 1n I I games. pitlh1ng '' 1nn111r, l k ".i' 1-0 "llh aJ6H ERA and lltl \j \l'\ P.ir~,·r \\~I' I : \\1th .1 1 14 1-R .\ at ( 11lu mous Jlkr going l·I "llh ,, l 'IO f-K.\ with tht> Yankees. l ntn1ng th" "'·''1'n h\· "·'" 4·' in thl· maJOrs with J -l 119 £· R \ Penn State joins Big Ten l<l\.\ \ C II) In"'·' -It tool.. JI \l'.1f\ hut till' H1~~ I l 11 h.1, npantll·d -......a. 11 I lit 1.1 I I\ '!'11!(11" l hl· prt•\1Jcn" 111 lhl· 11nl\a -.ll1l'' 1n ---- thl' lonkr,·nll' -~nn"n ·" the ( ounul of Ten - .1g r1.Td \1e111d.I\ II• ma~t· l\·nn 'itate l l111 vrrS1t} the 11th mcm~·r nl Ille leagul' and the tir\t add111on to tlll· \11d"'e't h.1"-'d t•inkrenll' \inn~ M1<..h1gan State in 1 •1J •1 B 1~ l t•n I 11111m1""'"l'I lim l>dam inJKa tcd the l onll0 rl·n1t' \ll•Uld l h.1nge 11' n.1nll' rn the nc~t 60 da)s hut d 1d ncit l'l.1 hor.lll' I k 'J 1d na mt\ ha\ e been "to,wJ .1rc1tmtl .. Seekers take 3-1 edge tV'~ SA.~ DI(<,() -"1.·\ \.\. ade scored three goal~ to kac.J the ";an Dll'SO Sockers pa\t the Hah1Dlnrl' Ala\t 4-1 Monday night and g1' l' tlll'm a '·I lead 1n the ~1:lJor lndcxn '111Hl'r Ll·aguc champ1o nsh1p seri es. I he ~>\.kl01' tan "10 the \Ille Wednesday night 1n the filth g:1mc.: n l ttll' lx•,..1-of-\t•ven senes a t the San Di ego Spon ... \rc:na Should Balt1morc.· "'1n Cin me 5, the scncs would return to Ball1mcirc for th<.· MXth game and. 1f nCU''l'k.lf\. a \i,'\COth l!aTill' McKinney rejoins Raiders .Od1i. McKinney. who pl ayed seven ----~~oru for the Lo-. J\ngclc'I Raiders as a ~ defensive back and ~pccial teams mem-"-="' bc:r. has returned to the organ1Lat1on as an ---- a-.'>1'tant coach for ~pecwl prOJCC'ts. 1t was announced Monday. In other -.porh nc.-ws: • 1 hi: NHL aw.irdcd the Lester Patnck Trophy. g1H·n for "ier' 1n· to hockey in tht .~.. to Len < t•glar-.~1. 1h1.• IC1ng·t1me rnarh of lkmon College and thl· \\10n1n~e,1 WJ1.h 111 .\mc:m:un rollcgc hockey. Pat L:1I on1n1nl' of the New York Islanders was named lht· Niii '' f>l·rfnrml·r. of the Yc:ir and de· fl•n"il'mnn Kn Ill I n\A.~· wn"i he NHL"s Man of the Yl·ar. rclkt 11n)!. hoth h1\ on-it•c play and c1v1c mvolve- m1.·n1 -By Tiiie As~aaiff Pre11 QUOTE O F THE DAY Darryl trawbtrry. New York Mets out· fielder who-.c corur t cxpu~ at lhc-cnd of this '>Cason. on lac,1 wcd'.s finng of Mets Manager Da ve> Johnson "rh" pretty much final11cs my future. I can't i,cc nw co ming back " LOS AN GELES -Someday, Ramon Maninez hoped to become another one of the Los Angeles Dodgers· pitching legends. On Mon- day night. he did. Mani nez tied Sandy Koufax's team record with 18 strikeouts. beat- ing the Atlanta Braves 6-0 with a thrct-hiner. M. 'Tm so glad:· Maninez said. "Sandy Kou fax is a superstar. 1 want to be a superstar like him." Martinez matched Ko ufax·s mark when he fanned Jeff Blauser for the second out of the eighth inning. But the skinny. 22-year-old with an ex- plosive fastball could not get another v1ct1m and tell one short of the 01at1~ C-oast-Baity-Pifot- Dodg~rs Play~r of Day R•mon M•rtlnea, who struck out 18 Atlanta Braves In throwing three·hlt shutout. DRAFT From 81 dent of pla~a dc,elopnw nt said . "\.\ l'·, c lxl·n lullO\\ 1ng ham for a long 111ne and hl' "a' a lll11'1tkr- a11on going 11110 tht' \Car .. The ~1ar1nl·r, ha\ l' \l'f' '>f)l0C1fit· plan) for :".c\A. licld. "'hll h tnl ludc: s~1ppmg thl· n m~1c lcagut'' and sending i'11.·"' lid d <lirrctl ~ to Scat· tic\ S1ngk· \ tea m at Aclhngham. Wa<1h. Nl'" fil'l<l " e\pl't'll'U to s1in \Oon. The a' l'rngc signing ~mus tor a fir!>t·rOund pick la..i )l'.tr "as s 183.000. . .. Our pnmar) ncl'd \\a\ <.hon,too. but thl' onl) 'ihortstop ''1th equal talC'nl o'crall to Newfil·IJ'\ "'*!> ( h1pp<.·r Jonl·s." Jongcwaard -.a1..!. .. ~, far"" his progress 1s conccmcrl. ph)\lrall~ he ran mo\l' up last Hc·s h1g anti '>troog and can handle the bat. Thl' reason most high Sl'hool pla~rrs don't \tan a t th1" lcvl'I is J.t thl' r latc. hut hl· ... hould Ix· ahk 10 comJ)l'tc: h1ghn than h1'> Jgt• "'1th the bat .. \:orn1alh \.\l' onl) '>l.'Oll rnlkgr pla~cr\ or th1l\l' "'1th l0 \pcrwncc to Bdllngham. hut "l"rl· go ing ll) send him thl'rl· tx·cau\l' '"t' 1h1 nl.. h1.• can handle 11. "'l·n CinlTl'\. Jr d1dn°t ha,l· the prohkm'> that 'mo\t pla)Crs do hl'ing '>O \OUng at that le' el. and \A.C think :-..n,fil'lc.J ,., thl· ~ame kind of pl3)l'I too \\ l' than \.. hl"ll hit therl' berau,l· hl·\ a noturn l. and we JU<.t belle' l' he can do 11 ·· Thi'> pa't 'l·a .. on a' an -\1tcc. ( hnstophl'r,on ba11ctl \41! "'1th -.C\ en homl· runs and 51 R HI. In his DUNN From 8 1 plane 11ckc1 home. The th ree-day drat\ period. how- ever. was cenainly not a pleasant ex perience. I cried once. I was used to 1t the second time. So here's a glance at a few com- munity college players who kn ow what ifs like waning near the phone. 0 Orange Coast first baseman Rod McCall. a 6-foo\· 7. HS-pound speci- men. is a leO-handcd hitter wh o plants seeds in the outfield •v1th his blurring hnc dnvcs. Cleveland drafied him in the ninth round on Monday. "(Tndians Srout Ed Cro by) said they need a firtt baseman in two )'can.'' McCall ~id ... So rtl work for two years and hopefully I'll be up there. (Crosby) .said he likes the way I use my tools and he didn°t are if I had a really ,ood yar or not. He $ltd 'it's what )'OU can do. and what we know )Ou t'an do.' And he s~ud ·we knov. ) ou c-an do a lot ... McCall. a freshman. \\U draf\cd b) Hou .. ton out of Ran ho Alam1tt1s High last June. ~le rc~pundt~d by hilting . 40 for the Pir:HC' . eight homcrsand :l l KBI. McC'all a nd hi\ parC'nt!I will meet with Cro\b~ on Wcdnl'Mfa), n11h1 at 7:30 to d1scu~~ the detail'I. ~C'Call wants SOK to 'ign. C'ro<>hy said he hopes to get 1t for him. Mt·Coll will return t<> OC< 1f he doesn't \tgn. Sla) tunrd. 0 ()('(' \ophumore shon tOS' Tony paan. p1ckcd by MinnCM>la last )'car. i still waiting by the phont'. "I'm not trc'>wd. hut rm kind of nervous,'' o.1an 'i:ud National Leaauc strikeout record held by Stevo Carlton and Tom Schedule Seaver. and two shy of Roger Clemens' all-time high of 20. "Sure. I thought r could do it." Maninez said. · Manincz struck out a batter in every inning except the ninth. He issued his only walk with two outs in the ninth. to Jeff Treadway on a full- eolJnt pitch. and then Jim Presley grounded out to end the game. Apnl 22. 1970. ··when I warmed up. I felt grea1:·· Koufa x fanned 18 San Francisco Maninez said. "l felt like nobod} Giants on <.\ug. 31. 1959. and struck was goi ng to hit me." out 18 Chicago Cubs -on Apnl 24. Maninez struck out the side in the 1962. first two innin~ and fanned 14 of The onl ) hit.s otT Maninez lNere the ~rst 19 batters. He ended th~ Treadwa\''s first-inning single. Ron evening a~ the maJOr leagues Gant°s seventh-inning double and n~ut. le;i9cr:. ~llh-81.... ahcauLGat,f-s~nile '" the ntm,.,,~. __ _....._ Clemens 0. \i1aninez·s tnkcout total eclipsed Clemens struck out 20 set apinst the !>Cason •5 maJor-leaguc high of 16 th e Seattle Manners on Apnl 29. b) Nolan R)an on Apnl 26 against 1986. Carlton fanned 19 for St. the Chicago White Sox. Tht Louis in a 4.3 loss to the New York pre\'lous National League high was Mets on Sept. 15. 1969. and Seaver 15 recorded b\ D"' ight Goode'l struck. out 19 against San D1e1to on a~inst the Dod~crs on Ma'\' 11 · th ree seasons at an Diego State. Chmtophcrson batted .308 with 29 double and 102 RBI. -\II seven home runs came as a junior. Both pla)crs ar1.· eApcctcd to sign contract.s "'11h 1hc1r prospect I\ c major ll'aguc dub,. ·-rm going out this ~car for sure:· Chmtophcro;on said ·T m real!~ not 'urc of their plan for mt' for now. hut I ')hould find out toda}. ··r m not thin\..1ng of an~thmg as far as contract<, arc concerned. but I'm JUSI happ~ to takt'n In thl• first round .. LaJD Harper. \Couu ng director for 1t . .: Ci1a nts had some fine th ings to ..a~ ahout their latest aC"qu1s111on . "We made the list up and hl' "as. the nc:\\ pla)cr a\a1lable.'° Farmer said "We fed that he '" a!> good dl'fcn\1H'I) as an~ catcher in lhl' big league'> n ght nO\\ ··Ol'ing fro m tht· Wl'!>l Coa~t. "'c·,c lx·1.·n familiar \.\1 th him for thl' laM uluplc of )l'ars. At th is point in htl> ~·arcl'r. he's JUSI an outstanding prmf)l't t ·· ( hn'ltophl'rse>n garnered '\II· "e<,tnn '\thlct1c ( onfercncc honors as v.ell as m:i\..ing the NC~A West Regional all-IC>urm·) team. He also was named a \ a th ird team All· .\mcnca pick b) Bao;;chall America. He led his tl'am to a 49·22 n.-cord and a first plan· fini sh in the W o\C. ocforl' the .\il('CS lost 10 Stanford in the :"oJC.\.\ regionals. H1 h\CI) bat i' another reason the Giants tabbed hi m so high. "We thin!.. he'll h1 1 linl' and V.l' don't rnn!>1dcr h1<> bat a problem at a11.·· Farmer said. ··we ant1c1patt' Vorn Followell is th e Minnesota !>C'OUl who got Spaan draOcd in the 54th round last year. Thl' Twins had the ngh\s to hlm before.-this )Car'~ draft. but lost them when the) failed to i.1gn him. ··(Followell) s~ud I wasn ·1 ~oi ng to get drafted high or anything. ' Spaan said. "The~ put me back in the draft because the> d1dn·1 sign me befo re th e closing pc nod . (Followell) said to go back into the draf\. and if I d1dn°I get d raOed. thl'} would s1gr1 me. "I worked out with the Twins at Long Beach State two weeks ago.- 1 waSJ USt there an hour. and I did what they wantc:d me to do. The)' called me before th e Memorial D;iy ffokday to sign me on Tuesday (May 29). but we weren·1 around." Spaan staned every game at shon- stop for Scott Groot'<> Pirates. eitcept for tl.\O. Hc hit .JOO with six stolen bases. This scenario. howcvrr. smC'lls pretty fi sh> 1f you ask me. Sounds lrke the Twins fumbled the ball. or the> punted on third down. Or there·~ something the> don't wnnt to tell pa:in. 0 ()('( p1tchc~ John Douns and T on\ Irwin arc biting their nails b ' th e telephone Irwin ha~ been draOcd before -he'll probably go again OCC catcher Kevin hula ha~ a chance. but arm problem\ ma ) have turned off the scoub. 0 He didn't get draftl'd. nor doc' he expect to. but Ooldrn We4it C'ollCJ(' ~nd hesem1n Mike WtUt'y 1~ working in the b11 lcaauC'5 at Anahr1m S1ad1um. Hr plays 1..·ateh with gu y\ namC'd Da\>c Winfield and Cory 'n~dcr. rubs elbows with the v111t1na team. tit'. a batl°Al\. Durint th(' ngclf him to be: a line pla~a both 01, fensl\cl~ and dcfcn'il\cl). .. His arm strength .aod h1.s poise bchmd the plate a<, "ell ao; knowl· edge of handling a pitching staff art' some things ~ou u'iuall~ don·t find at this lc'el. He's reall) got a lot of things going for him:· Mc<. all 1s a <>· 7. 225-poundcr who batted .340 "'•th eight horn run!> and 31 RBI for the Pirate,.: He "'as drafit-d last 'car h\ the Houston Astro'> in \he iater ro.unds. bu1 opted to pla} at Coast this season. He 1s t'xpected to sign "'1th the Cleveland. "ho made him a ninth-round pack. if the price is nght For Page."' ho v.a~ a Ju nior\ ars•t ) pitcher as a Junior. 11";, bel·n a rapid n sc toward the top f hl· nght·hand· er kd th<." Scahaw\..\ to a Sunse t LcagUl' lltle and "a' named league MV P. Ht' "'a~ p1dl·d in the 15th ro und b) the Baltimore On oles. "It's reall ) c:1.c111og -JUSt the fart of being drafkJ .:· Page said "Therc·s a scout coming 0 ' er tomor· ro" <Tucsda' I \\1th a l'Ontract and hc"ll gl\ e me their side of the deal I'll certain!\ listen Ill him. but 11 looks as 1f hi probahl) pla) mg at a JC ne -<t season:· Pugl' 1s hoping to u'>c thl· dran as rccogn111on more than an~ thing else and dOl·sn·l lhinl.. the Onolcs will pre«"nt him "'Ith an~ c;cnous offers. Other area pla~l'r'> C\pc<.'led 10 go m toda} ·., phai.c include Jim G\\altnl'\ and Dann\ Ha nandez of 0 can \.'1l'"'· Robin l indse} of Man na anti L1onl'I Hastings of Mater Dt.·1. las\ homc\tand. Wille) "worked the right-lidd line for four of the li ve games. He "'as hired on Saturda,. Ma} 26. rcpla mg his fncnd. te; e Collier. who qu11 because he's get- ti ng marnl·d and nec<h 10 earn more cash. "Hr 4u11 because the pay wasn·1 that goo<l and he asked me if I'd be 1nterc~tcd.'' Wille} \31d. "It's a dream JOb. but 11'$ long hours and there·~ no\ a lot of pa) But bcmg down there with the major leaguer . I can make a lot of co nnections. .. ome11mes we ha\C 10 wait fo r the players· bags. One unday. we were waiting for C'le,eland's bags to come in from Oakland. and we slept in th e clubhou~ l.\lllt1ng for tht'm. w e·re 10 there scums up the cl ubhouse. putting n:imcs above the lockers. setting up all the clothe and ll.t'tt1n1t cvervthintt read\.·· Walle) has been upped b some pla)'ers. although hr sa !> 11 isn't ma'l\Uatory. He and hts clubhouse budd1rs also t<'lkl· hatting prac-tic-r on thr field ("about J '0 be fore the Angel!> h1 t0 ') when no om·· around .. So far down here. I love 11." s~11d Wille). who hatted .Jl I for the Rustlefl 1h1s sprinJ. "It'~ :a hard JOO. the hou~ arc Iona and \he pay is low. but 11'~ the be t JOb r, C' ever had." Willey prtfen to keep wtnkina m baseball, but bct\\ccn the lines rather than outside of them. 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Only the influx of corporate spon- sorship has helped save the big meets -and in terms of btJ track and field meets. 11 gets no bigger than the USA/Mobil Outdoor Championships. the steppmg stone to the Goodwill Game 1n Seattle July 2().Au~. 5. "Without the corporate support, all of the btg mect'I would have been out of cx1stcncC' by now." Dillard said. There arc still multiple problems for a so-called a mateur spon . cs- pec1all y throuah the rank and file. but for the blue-chip star. things have never been better 1n terms of sponsorship. "for M>me (a very few) tnd1v1d- uals it's ~tter," con11nued Dillard. allud1n1 to some of the fat deals the mqa-star can command. Overall. however, the 1tua11on remains a d1lcmm1 for the hopeful. who can onl>-hope his or her ship comes 1n btforc the mone} runs out Look1n1 down the road at the GOOdw1ll Game\, Dillard 1d it's 1mposs1blc to prrd1ct how t~ . w11l do qa1nst the Soviet n1on bccau1C of the 1nnab1ht)' of the communist aovt'rnmcnt\ "It depends o n the krainc the Latvians. the Estonians ... 'l~lfd Dillard. "whether thq fl'prr,rnl the So,·1et Union or their o"n count!) We just don't know at 1h11. point. I'd thank thl'} 'd "''"'to tx· n:prc'lenting their own countr\ .. Translation: The . m 1t't' "111 roll Our onl) hope ts that tlle) arl· dn 1dcd up. a lot. Thtnead-to-head cl<"h with thl' SoHets th1!> summer 1n Scauk' 1~ one of the fe"' moment~ of ~uper-~"'cr duels stnC'c 1976 -the re'l1duals o t the Jimmy Carter bo)Clllt of the 1980 Mo!><'ow Game'> Dillard mince no "'ord!> about ho"' he feels about the dec1'ton b) Caner. who re!>ponded to the • 'tel invasion of Afghanistan h)' dl'O mg Amencn·s fine\t athlefl'!> a l·hanrt at 01~ mp1c gold. "I thouiht 11 "'as dumb.'' Dillard said. "I think all ho)rolh :m· dumb. All you're doing 1s hurting athlete!> and ind1v1duals ... T)lc Sov1ei Union. of cour.c. re· spondcd to the Caner bo)Ce>tt with us own bo)'eott of the 1984 Games in Los Angele\, and Dillard ..aid that came as no hock, t•tther. "I thought the)'d USC 30) l'Xl'USC at all to return the fnH)r," hC' \au.I "And that'' wh) I think bo)C'Ott'I arc stupid." 8o)com arc: hnrdl) the 'IUhJect of conversation now wtth the< C'mtn' adventure on 1ap It's tht' ~1ewu) to Seattle. and Dillard S41d he "'ouldn't be sur· pn~ to~ ~meont' l'Ome ou1 of the ""ood~or .. IO gr.lb an une\pc'(ted ~nh. The '.l and '4l1s, I'm a(r.ud. which ~med like only )C'itcrda' a few da)'' qo. arc now ' 1rtuall ancient h1 tor). But for Hamson Pillard. 1hc~ remain Ju t thQt -JU .. t a kw d:i ' aao. I 1 "a'i JU'I hark a tr" da' 'i and nights that he "'as on lhl• 1;in.·ct'I in CleH•land. hJ1ling lhl' ret urn ol lo\·al hl·ro Jesst.• 0\H'n' after the I 936 Berlin 01~ mptl''· 1h 1nk1ng to h1m'selt: "this"" hal I "'ant to ht.·" He "'ould go on to folio" ht\ folio" Cle' l'land East I l·chn1l·al H 1gh produrt h) "inning g1>ld mcdat.. at the 14-'S London Ohm- p1c~1n the lll<l mclt.·r~. Jnd another o n the -'' I llO n:la' tc:im. then to thl' '51Games10 Helsinkt. 10 the 11 0 high hurdk,, a<. "l'll a\ :inothC'r rcla) gold. >\ lot ha been madl· ol t-du tn Moses' long v.inn1ng <.trt•ak 10 thl' 400 intcrmcdt.ttc hurdle<.. and nght- full) ~- But tht.•re "'a' .1nother grt'31 streak racl ed up in track. nod fi eld, and 1t belonged to 011larJ. who recorded the remarkable streak of 81 con- StCutt\ e victories -co' cnng the 60-)ard hurdles. thc.100-meter 1'11gh hurdles. the 1'20-~ard lo"' hurdle~ t\nd the 100 mctcN. He "'Ould win O\er 400 racr<. 1n all. 11 indoor and outd<x.'r na11onnl champ1on~h1p'l and"' cntuall) be· romc the . ul lt \ an wart.I wmncr a~ menca's top amateur 3thlt'tt' in IQSS. i\11 of the 01her honor\ that foll into ltnc off tho~ endcll\'O~ ha'c come his 9.3 • too lf'I enough. "'ell. to ''"Ca au hle Jo'I<' CaO'IC'l'O n complc.'t ,,., But )Ou "'-on·~nd an, hot dott 1n Ham~n 0Jll3rlL He comes a roM~entlcmcn 1n e"e~ scn\C -and 1f the) ·,c done noth1n1 cl'IC nJ)\1 1n ~tltnJ thl" stage for iftt" cliamp1onshlps at Ccmto , June 14-16, 1hc) $Ot this one nght. fhe>'' e 1ot Hamson Dillard up front, when: he alwa>'$ was. llopr Olm. II th O.lly P1,.1t1 ~E4Jl•r. Oran~ Cont DAILY PtLOTITUMday, June 5. 1990 81 s ~tttlbur9h01 ••r~ Bonds lsecond frOM r•ltf'•tn te .... m•t• std ., ..... frOM ... per. rlghtl •nd M•n .. er J"" ~·ya.nd 1centerl Bruce 'roemmlr19 In .seventtt Inning. Starting job agree~ with Pittsburgh's Patterson He beats Chicago, 6-~, for second straight win Bob Patterson p1t ch.:d well in his second con- secuuve '1cto') as a startC'r and Baff) Bonds hit a t"'o- run tnplc. lcadmg tht' su rging Pmsburgh Pirates to a 6-2 '1ctol) Monda) n1gh1 o'er the S!lgging Chicago Cubs Pa1tcrson H· I ). mo\l:d into the rotation ""hen John Smile' "'ent on the d1sahlcd li st last month. had a J. 7 record and 5 en ERA as a stancr before th1'i season In his t\\O 199() \tam he has allowed 11 hm and fou r runs. <,1nk1ng out nine in I)' 1 innings . Pa11cr'io n "'ho h:id a 6 1-i career ER.\ cntenng 1990. lo"'crcd hi\ ER.\ 1h1s sca .. on to 2 Ill while allo""tng fi,c hm 10 scHn inning\. Bill Landrum. the founh Pttto,burgh pttcher. got the last t\\o outs ror his eighth \3\C a\ 1he Pirate' "on for 1he SC\enth time in nine gamn (ht{ ago lost tor the ninth llmC' tn 12 game\ P111~hurgh 1001.. a 1-0 kad 10 the i,ccond 0 (1 Jo~ Lind's onl'-out RBI \1ngk offSha"n Bo~kll' '1-~) .\her BQll~ U-tp~ JAill lhc. ,oglu.J.icld...corncr 1 n 1 be• fa un b 1d Bream. h1tt1n g -1 19 1n h1\ lasl eight &a.me'>. added an RBI 'itngk a' th.: Pirate' "'on for thl' 15th time tn their la'it I</ homl· gaml'). In otha N:11mnal l l·::tguc games · •Expos 5. Meli. J : Ncbon SantO\l'nta. hitting onl~ .150, dcl1,Crl'd a l\.\tJ-run pinch s1ngk \\llh thl' ba<;c!> loaded an lhl' \l''enth inning a<i \lontreal ralh.:d to heat 'itrugghn11. "'c" Yuri.. 0 0 •Cardinals 3. Pblllies 2: Tern Pendleton's RRI single O\ er a drawn-1 0 outfield 1n th·e 11th inn mg gaH· l1ght·h1tttn~ St. Lou1~ Cardinals thl' \ICIOI) •Giants 10, Reds I: John Burkel! pitched a seven- h11tcr for h1~ lir'>t career rnmplele game and e' el) an Francisco stanl·r 11.ot a h11 b' the founh 1nn1 ng • P•dres 10, Astros ?: (1arT) Templeton had four h1t'i and surging '}an Diego cnJO)cd tts biggest toning of the season 10 handing Houston its founh straight loss Glenn Da' 1'i C\tcnded his Houston club rC"Cord and hi\ :'\aaonal League lead "'Ith his sixth homer tn four games and 16th of the season. In 1hc .\mcrican League: •Red Sox S, Yanke~s 3: Tom Brunansh dro'e in fou( run'> "'1th a homer a urnftn· 11, and a uc-breakmg double 10 thl' r1gh1h 1nn1ng for Bo,ton. 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( ec1I h eldl'r ut l)('trmt t1C'd "1th ( an"t'C'O for thl' league lead in homc.·r, 1~ not on the hallot .,)1""10 ~ H • WP .... .,. .... a .,_., ~. °"' ~.'lid ........ , ·•Y. ,,, • ·- •et ~o C. '<1•1t"O -Tbe AssO<'iated PrH1 1-1 0" 11011 .. 10 I. '•TU • I l • ,o OJ POLO From 81 up')('t "'11h Pre\llkn1 ( Mtl'r ·· Do )OU 1h1nk 1t''i onl\ a fnC'ndl~ 1ntcrna t1onal C\h1b111 o n" L ook again The ( uban' are here. making statements in more \\:l)S than one_ .\n csttmated ~5 fa1thfu, Cuban fans "'err on hand for unda~ ·~ opening match. C'httnng and roott ng much louder than the other 'i1dc me "'ere a n) 1ng "gns "( uha Must Be Free." one ..aid "( uba • 1. Castro l'oo." ~1d another T"'o Cuban flagi. \\Crt also "'a'cd " IO<.'t' the l I .S got M""C'ond an the (1988) Ol)mp1C's. the' pro,ed the) 'rt" a ~arong tram." ( uban Coach Juan Almcn1Cl(l '31d through interpreter lk ('t..\ ha"'. "h', al"'a)1!. a good fcchntt to lx•.tt them hk<' we dtd ( ~unda)). 1.'\Cn though we're even." l\lmcn1cro had hi\ tl•am 10 Me~- 1co for 'II\ game'I at the Mc\lcan Ol)mp1 Fe'lt1\al hcfort tm,eltng up the P11 1fi C 0.1"1 Cuba won all \IA The)''rc 1.0 after Sundn' 's "'"· "\VheneH'r the ..\mcncan" apd th<' uNns plo,, 11·, al111>a)'I e'en!) match~ ... .\lmcn1cro 'laid. rtfu '"8 to ptnpo1nt D p:lrt1cul:u \Ul ndnut on the Cuban t<'am "\\ e'rt a 'Cl') tlalan cd tc-am l he l I. 1cam hu '°me reall) big and 'itrona pla en. but •we're more of a bal:rn<'Cd team" Yuao lav1a won 01 mp1 old Medals in 19 4 and I Q88. the v1ct OIOO \\"00 the &Old 1n 1980 \\ h1lc the t i .. WU wat h1n1 on tcle\ ISIOO Cuba ha'> hcl·n an tntern..1111inal forlc Since th ... \':lrl\ .. I), f hl' .\nll'nCan1.'1 F\l'l"\h<xf\ "'ant<. w ht.-.11 1ht.• \nwn- \ an.. Th" l'\h1h1 tu'n \('rll'' agJ1n\t ( ~h.i .11though nn mt·Jal1. arr .ll· 13Chc.'d I\ nt' dsffrn•nt "The< uhJn, .ire\('!"\ Jgt.n.'\\1\('" Rarnc11 ... ud "ThC'\ and thl· RU'i\1an' .uc the mo'il aggrc.'\\1\l' team" in 1hc: "orld ll>da' \\ e didn't phi' 'en "l"ll (. unda') hut that\ nol w t.1kr :in\lhing :l\\3\ from 1hem "\\ c'll 'il'<' h<'" mu h 'help "t.' gl't (for the C1ll<>d\\1ll (i:lnll'l.l trum thl' bo'., "'hn arc in lt3h .. Four of 83mt>t1 '" Jll3H'" l\rl' in Ital}. hut the' ('Ian Ill 101 n thl' l "I tram Ix-fort the roodw1ll Gam1:\' "' Seattle (Juh ~~-.~9) t ra1g \\ tl'on thc-goah~· on t~ I <JSlS \lh t!r·1m·J~11 w1nn1n team 111 '\(•out. l\·tl'1 Campbell. Cra1jl ( 1 .. .,, .tnd JdT Campbell "'111 be home tn a fc"' wec-ks "\\hat "l''re tn1ng 111 J o nl'"' " ba'ltcal h tinJ 11ur team tor lh<' Ciood"' 111 C 1ame,:· Barnett .,.11J "lt''I a lot dtflcn"nt pl:n 1ng "1th JU\t )Our<;el\c' than 11 I" pla\lnjl. Olh<'r team' -1ha1·, "hen \ou ~· "'h1' c:tn J o thc-JOb "h\ 1mpo11. nt for uc, to pla~ a\ much 1ntcm:lt1onal l'nmpctttion ., "'c r. n "<) th" -.tr1t'' " to fi nd pl:ucn to iak 10 attk and ~'U integrate the ~UH tll(!Ctht•r "hen (tht.• four pla Cr\ tn Ital\ l get N ~ ·· • F1r..i on the" lt\t for the l ~ 1n the uoodw11l 1nm 1\ th<" So' 1l't l'n1on on Jul\ ~ stantn at c1thc-r . '0 or 6. '0 p m and to he tek\ 1'<'d h'l' h~ 1h1• 1 umer Hrtl.ldca.,tl ng \\· tl'm 1TA\1 "\\ l'0 rc pl.i\lnit 1h1· Ru!>''·'"' lit •11 tor 1 \ .. Dt·11am.101C' 'illtd ·turner BrnadlJ't 1n~ tne\ h' ha\ c:-U\ l'll3' th<' Ru"1.in' in~·' <'I"\ 'fX'ntng <'' rn1 hccau<.e 11 hdr' I urnl·r \('II ad' tur [\" The .\u,tr:ihan 'at1onal team ('Cl ml'\ hc.-rC' !or nnt.• "<'<'k ht'g1nnmg on Jul\.' rhe 11 ungan..in' lllflll' h<'rt thC' lllll<'"' mg "('('Ii, Ramc1t'' l \ ll"Jm pla'' a 'C'nt.•., ''' matL ht.•1. 1n th~ (HXIJ\\111 ( 1Jml'' T1lurnaml'"t hctore hl'ading to \\•:tttlC'. "'hC'r<' th~\ pla\ tht• mat' ht•., to thl' (10\xl\\til (1amc" E'h1b1t1on\ .ind training "'"h th(' RuS\tan' -ntll Ol'X'll 111 thC' JlUhh< -lullO\\ thl' ( fOlx.I\\ 111 ( tJffil'' l h1. \\mid Ch.1mJ'l1\in'hlP' .1rr t,1n ~ I' 111~ I "It"' all in prcparut1on tor the- \\Mid C hampwn~h1p' in Penh .\u\lrnlla ·· Oe11.1m:inll' ~aid .. f hat"<i "'here thn hod thC' .\men rJ·, (up nnd tha1\ the mo\t 1mpon ant toumam~nl out*11dc '''the Ohm Pl (1 llJ11C~.:· .\mong the Orun&c-<. oast an.-a pr()(lu,t "'1mm1na fur the U. ·.an.- Peter amJ"b(ll llnd kif ampbcll, both from \. "''eMtl High~ C"UrTCnt < orona del Mar High Coa h J hn ij, Juhen-Hef"\'fytlJ( Ii Da' 1d lm~minQ c ev.port ttarbof H11h l and aoal~ n Ouolann CllC'I), v.ho ~a' a ba \tup to W1S n 1n the I q . um mer I mp1c Both Campbell\ arr alw I~"''*" ~n· Cf'IM • . .. Or ... COMI DAILY PILOT/ T~. June 5. 1llO Pistons llmlted· Jordan, .. ~now ·must ·stc;.p team How our Orange Coast area baseball products are doing .................... ...., .__. ......... -= J .. , .... 6-el I...__°"'· ... y--(MAI .JIJ 1 .... = == =:\.fiKr,L,,... ... 1aa1 .111 " : 1 .._ Ii-. ...._ I. •· CAAi f_: : ,. : -_....,Dll),91,0..... AA) ln .. -...... llll!Mdl, OCCI. a.~ IMAI Iii ?! ,. ,. .. , ... •It I II 6 I I I J D 1 t I S " . . . ' • J I I Q AU BURN HILLS, Mach. -Chuck O.ly, wbo had nigh tmares about one player durina the Eastern Conference playoffs, fears his worst dreams will involve a whole team durina the · NBA Finals. · Points twitc in the SC'-'en·samc Eastern Con· fereocc finals. "We have to m pcct everyone on their team because they have three or four auys who can score 25·3S points." Thomas said. "In tbc other ~rin I've been able to dominate the other point guard most of the ti me. but Terry Poner is equal to or better th.an me." °"""' ..,_ COCCI, a, ,._ CAAi D .. • ............ (.,...), .. ~ CAAAI 111 d 1 .. 12 ..._ """" <MlrN. GWCI. M ....... (Al f1I • In 1' _,,, .,_ (...._, Mww. OCCI, •. CJll>..,. (Al m • ',!? • u.M ......, <ICC>. a . c......, IAI H I ., .. ti ..... ~ IGWCI. 19. ••w• (Al * .. lH f •KWll--1.a,~(A) ... W *ts ·-IU9IU ,.......__,, •• ~ (A) )II tf tlS M .,_ *-IC .... Mete. OCCI. c, ~ IAAI 141 4' 111 tf • , 1 I ., ... I , 11 • 1 J , .. • I , , • »>1111 H 1 I J IJ M1' I 61f n IJ I 1 )f a , 1 1 • H 1 J I U Dal)·'s Detroit Pistons meet the Portland Trail Blazers in the opener of the NBA cham- p1onsh1p senes tonight <6 p.m. on Channel 2), and on Monda)', he didn't sound hk.e the coach of a· defending champion. Poncr, who has pl ayed in the shadow of the West's strong t"3Sl of point guards -Magic Johnson. John Stockton and Kevin Johnson - said he and his teammates have gotten so me recognition because of Portland's playoff suettss this year. ....., ~ CMeMt OM> • .., OM9N <A.A.Al • " ue • ,,_, .,,.._ 10.:1. a , C....... CM I 1" W ... If --...... IOCCI. c • ....,... (AMI 7JI n 61 S •lea ....... COCCI. af, siw-t (AAI lf1 IJ H • If/If~ (UCll. la.~ ....... CAI 114 JI IJt 17 Of9I O'Hllwt11 IOCCI. ~ ~ IAI >OS g 1'1t S1 er• ,,...,.. .. (OW(>. ........ IAI JU g ,.. • ••• ........ COCCI. •. V•o ._,, IA) JU H 111 • • f I S • It , • 1 , S I I I 1 •>1 111 "', 1 ,. •1•1 •» II 11 I ' •1 • I I I 1' •1> 111G ··Last week. there was Michael Jordan to won)• about." Daly said after practice. "Now we·ve got the Trail Blazers. I looked at some tapes of their pla)'ers. and n's another niaht- marc." "Befo re the playom . af you asked the average fan to name someone on the tea m. they probably on~y.coul~. ha ve named Clyde Drexler and Buck W1lhams. Porter said. "But we've been getting a lot of national pubhClt} as "c've gone through the pla >offs. It's a <1mall media market and there's noth ing "e can do but continue to win. Then people "111 know v. ho we are." 0.... • .,_.. (C.0.-... Mer). 711, T\ICMll IAAA) .SM • 1IS f7 Oliwe SI ..... fOCCI, Jilt, •t-""'9 IAI '7• S7 112 If ......... ~ ......... , ... , W•I -I. -GMY e..c.. (Hiii. eMOI, CWCI, E_..., (AAAI , .. , .. ,. • ' Jiffl ,..., COCCI. S... ,_. (Al 1-0 JtO 7 • I f1m ,_.._ <K CI. 9eloir !Al S-1 ,,. " 0 J .. II • .. JU 11 ' 17 Ill 11 .. .. JI.I II n M Daly said Ponland "is balanced. tough and quick on trans1t1on. It's a mental adjustment to go from one kind of team to another. You can't cheat on defen~ on an) player in their lineup. The) 've got too man)' gu~s "ho can pla), and they're bigger than us at nearl) every position." Trail Blazers guard Ten) Poner. told of Daly's comments. ~1d the) were a typical coach's plo) Devi. ._...._ cec-Vlewl •... d..,. IA.Al Ocll4 l.ll!IOfl IUCll. l 't'l'K llM CAAAI I( ... I.lit&,...,. CLot Atnieotl, OlceolO IAI Ct ... _,lft IGWCI. Mvrtl9 lhectt CAI Mike Mlwreco COCCI. ~ IAI E4 ~ce COCCI, .. _ Cllv IA.Al .. Cl ~-I llNIMI, ~ IAI »• •·> J-5 M ••• 1-0 M SCD t • , ,, ' ' U• 11 " 11• n 0 HS 11 II u• •• 0 OH ,. 0 I .. , • lD " • .. , .. n • 0 .... , .. • • • "' ,. • Jt 0 .,., " • •I I 1U II u ,, s lfl I• ' 1• UCI women's sailors fln1$h fifth "Who is he tr~ ing to kid'!" Poner said. "We ha ve a team of blue-collar people. Wlth guys li ke Pon cr and Kc"'" Duckwonh to get us where v.e are no\lo ... \acd Buck Williams. whose trade from Scv. Jer...c) ha., enabled him to move deeper into th e pla)off'I than at an) ume 1n his career. "It\ '>tmclar to the "a~ Detroit's team has developed oHr the >cars:· CAMBRIDGE The UCI in Division 8. "These gu~ s are the defending champions and they've been to the fi nals three )Cars 1n a ro'A." women's sailing team placed fifth in the Intercollegiate Yacht Racing As- sociation National Championships The dinghy competition featured 16 races. with Tufts University win- ning the national utle with 140 The finalists ha' e a lot more in common than their 1dent1cal 59-23 regular·season and 35·6 home records. Both play a ph) ~teal style, wtt h strong rebounding and balanced sconng. "The \\ esu:m ( onference might be a fines~ conference. but ...;y.e definite!\ don't look at Portland as a finc:sse team:· Pi.,tons guard Isiah Thomas said. ''I'' e heard them referred to as Detroi t Pistons W l''>t. .. "Ponland lS in the samt• role that we were in against the La kers tv.o ~cars ago." Thomas said. on the Charles River over the week- end, improving from their eighth- placc finish a year ago. points. Brown was second ( l 6 1). Old Dominion third ( 178). Navy founh (185) and UCI Mth (195) in the 16- team field. In 19H~. tht' P1!.tOn'> \loOn the first game on the road . 10.,1 the ne\t t"o games. won t'A O at home and th<.'n lo!>! the nc~t t'AO at the Forum. - Thomas agreed v.11h Dah that the Trail Blazers· balance makes them a' tougher team to defend than Ch1lago. v.h1ch v.as hdd under 80 . "'The Tratl Bla1l'rs are going to have to learn fo,. them.,ch es .. the prohlems 'A C had that first )ear 1n the linai..:· Thomas <1a1d 1 -By Tbe Associated Press A~ U.er ...... o Detro1t•s Mark Aguirre, cetebratlng Sunday. wlll be a key for Pistons. UCI skjpper Rosalind Meade and crew Sarah Robenson finished third in th e Division A dinghy races, while while skipper Lance Butler and crew Lisa Gri ffi th placed six th The Anteaters were second afler 11 races before fall ing three places near the end of the competition. The men's competition begins today on the Charles River. 642-5678 From North Orange County From South Orang~ County 540-1220 496-6800 CLASSIFl f..D IN DEX 642·5678 FROM NORTH ORANGE CO FROM SOUTH ORANGE CO 5'0·1220 496·6800 THE DAILY PILOT OEAOllHES ;. f, • f /. ..! ... .. ,,,, ... : .. .. CHECIC VOi.JR AO THE FIRST OA V .. Hou1e1 .... Joi Sele ... 1002 162S 11~''"'" ' ~ .S., J ne n(1e1 li'.I 7900 }918 ·~~.)~'(•"'•~·· -.1 .790-0 JO I 4 S.1vtce .V Directory l"\ 3UN 3A 1 .. ...... I;_. .. , ........ ' .... .. • • I I ... i • • • ' ~. .. '• . ·' .. , .. 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I Contraccor would 11<1• IOI aoprrc vr u rPrei"e "n 11 1 L l 2 BR 1 SA noith t>nO yrly det.oracor house pac10 u II w A v l ll immed Call' YIAILYlllT&LI '"!"' ________ _ purcl'l11 1e ft~er upper 100·· '"' hP11rhcs Musq BALBI OA PFNINSULA • , r.to<te 10 1Jt>11ch F'rplc I spa oeck QG1 w d iehg crpt Refrtg gas' Nol 63 1·4086 alter 12 noon 1 •ft·• llllHmUJ ICommtfclll tear·down or pro1rnr11 ,., hav~ clf'iln Cr"cJ•I Aq11SPEC ALIS T H.i ve Corona dt l Mar 2122 ha r o wood fl oors I <l w. comm pool11enn1s pets $635/mo 645-5853 11t2 & 3 Bedrooms lf.E. 5*/lftnt quirtrt',1 ddd111on Callj Buvers & Rentuls NeeOeCI S 1 275 mo 494 70~9 * Avl 717 $1950 64'> 2322 Mesa Verde 2BR upper, U 1 1 ..... ----------o.s Jerry wltOys 9S7·6672 :>19 4J3t; Oys f ,, WltnOs • BEAunruL 2Br 1Ba encl , NEWPORT Sh 38 I 1200 lfF llYl·ll . quiet cul·O•·tac, enct !c~o:~!'b;'acl'I I 173·1Gti , 081,0 gaiden New I ores r Large 1BA 18.A wlgar • garage. $695 • sec 9 I /Otfl 1111!1!!!~1!1!'!!'11!!!!!!!!11!!!!11!!!!~11!!!!!~11!!!!~-mli!!!!!!!!!!!!!lll!•-ill'!!~llll!!Pllll!!•ll!!!!!i!!!~ Qll 1 W lk 1 b h N'"'W""" •-"'ch 2160 2Bahse 2-cargar 2blks SS95lmo . S500sec 498·l936 oi 75 1.9483 l •Fr .. uat·CALL TOOAVI USnHS Cf Rtnl • pnin 11 o eac .. !:::..: DC• 7 10 oeach Access 10 pools I VIW REITALS I 27 69 WHERE T K $ t'21JO mo qn 2o79 S 1000t MO Comptelely & 1enn1s coon Avail July lgTO Wallec@ &3 I · 1879 ONL V TWO MILES TOI I r l ittle Ctrtaa lch' , furn I Br vrr">ll•llN• condo 1 S l500tmo 722 t634 12 BR. 2 BA NEW Quiet.I BEACH' Walk 10 shops• Ill 4112 Wllllllff ...... 28R 28A !dresser rm ~11 > m1 !tn.,, bu6Cll Poor 111, hf'nrl'I 1'1u r 4 BR 31 small compte11 • Frplc, 18R. 1BA walk·tn cloaets I • NEWPORT BEACH CLA FIEDS FORTllE mS118A)En<lUn1tcondol 'enr11a,PR8•&8f2• B A e iit·tng!I le&'EI ~"a~~~n.!:C•lc a ra:r~.I $550t mo 772·4605 WAl.K TO BEACH' lFo•~Copy Serv1o•onS1te MERCU • wnlSE , w pvt t>.ilcony ott o t 1t111ng *EXCLUSIVE GUARD* s 1 so 0 . S 1 6 O O mo 5895/mo 645•030i PUlllH W /ICUI Shop & re111•uren11 Lg 1•1·1111 .ll.l'M'1U 1 om Lg2t.ilr at1ac11eog111 •GATED COMMUNITY • 4901 , Rover I . YllWtU 1BR w tprlvale yard I 180 SO 1-T Coiona del You W • V1' w 'i h 1 1 <l, yr h k ups 11111 CAIYll 213 546·5323 * 28A IBA enc:t ga1 ; IBA w/lofl & balcony No $7951mo 645-1166 Mai OOO<l·pnrlo.lng Call 111'1 .I S 1400 mo l!>t' 640 5324 1 2 & 3BA 2BA Ac>ca trp1e 213·823 8086 ' ~=~~ 1~~'Y P~~ f~~ I pell S995/mo 855--0665 Ken Agent 615·8700 Try tli(• dms1f1PcJS wee bar, micro wshrldryr IPll lllSI UT /Ill 6<&5·6662 or 650·2318 WESTBAV APl S • • • * * hkups cencr I au 2 c.ar • I 52rr: SO I ti v1•• I •M • • ''' ,,_, Costa MeJa 2124 gar wt xcra scor..gr All 1;> 3 1536 Sylvia In 1 •MESA VERDE 2BA 2BA S200 OFF MOVG.fNI' Misc. Rtntlls " FT. up1ta1rs. Piil '"'" ~ •• ..,. .,, ••P .~ •• ,,, 1....,, I maintenence met So ,.. St 100tmo IS. 646· 1378 lrplc n~ car"'"'I & patnl 1 Bedroom $715 t>a\h 70!!1 E B1lboe '' ,..,, • 2Bdrm 11.ea $815 Blvd Npt Be11c h l~42 Oiolllga llv._ Ea.ii· No peJs 6<&4 0509 II& Hiii garage No pelS $750 • 12Bdrm 28a sassj•OOfM 27Cll1 '5001mo c II 760·9192 f")r IJ\' "•*',I '""t-r I'"' ·• I''• >JV" , ,,,.. ..,.. ~rv.... t d us ........ ~ ,.,,.. Side 2 BA 1 BA Totally IBA IBA lrlQ wtd incl 540·5446 * t 5 t E 2111 SI 548·2<&08 .,. redone Garage vecant 2 BA. 2 BA dM trench plllrO w 'Vtftl $ l?001mo 11t BAV TIMBERS* Fully EmplOyed n/amkng C M IN 9 ProtllOIOU' !IOO No pets $1 1001mo drs new crpt d/w w ld Agl Jtmrnre Jones tBR hple c.eble pool t Bedioom soeol Me .. tor quiet CM home to 3400 •II I_, Ban" bldg St 400 ~<'' dero••• hk·up Walk to beacl\I 714·675·4487 Lynn• Ptllo, g&r NO pelS 399 22SO Vanguard 540·~26 S3001mo 556-6376 or CIOH to everytnrng ()ail> Pilot 756 8558 ~ l 39~/mo nq n04 V11lenhnt Properttf!1 Inc w Oay SI $885 6$0·635~ I 546·78~4 K~t> try1ng1 FA8Ul0 US OE.Al I Agl llun1 11(-~h/I ountain Vall() 2BA 18A t nht wa1htdry 7 14·"13·9~'\3 I BedrOCM'l $&10 FURN room Fem N "' 93 '· 737 0 \ lndeptndcnt cnrporl 1110s OK no pels Ullll lllP' •C,.•11 Qutellg 28A 28A, 2Bdrm t' ,a. U 15 UCl'f&.shlon ISi Lu• NB EXEC Olflee Su1IH near -rw.o '1N ~ 1780 dny •94·0550 ev •IAJl•flllii* IBA IBA lutn ,0;·37jhSI ~~ ~.~io:;s ::,c~ 161E 1111\St &42..ot5fl hQrne t•25fmoinctutll& ~~m~~~I 41,10 Von .-:-:::: .. -__ --=-t"r:::::tirt~a~ ~~ S<&2-ll248 Glted eommullll>-2 9A 2 I S6S01w1< 631·8260 $825 NO PETS 640 2•95 WORTH THC MONEY• lutcnen priv 120·1733 ,~1 ,0:, ~:nt~~ - -ClbwfK.-d ~BR 26.A CONDO tnCI 2 BA '" lrplc. pOQI 'Pl • ' , Sp.,llllng 28 A l';BA Nr SC Pt1a 1n bffutll\il lg llllcl'I j, .. pnf~lng & col l~=====;:iii:::•==========~64=~2~-~5:;6~7~8:..-t~~.~~~~~on"ssoC~;'~ ~~ ~g~;mo A oen 1 ~~~$S~~~t ~~~f~~~l~~S~~{g~~~~ thO~ ::"c~~~~ Ito:$~~. ~~:·~~n '" $"$.~~~~ :~ m~·~r :.~'!.&1:::~n C~~ 9n 207q w11h a q u1ck ·l'll'tlng classified ad. Souy ~0 Pl'lt 6"'5 ~235 dt•p S!>G· 1737 tect Ar Ou1111an 933.9550 ~· -=-_. • $2.44 per day That's ALL you P•Y for 4 11nes, 30 dl)I minimum In the SERVICE ' DIRECTORY For more lnformltion CALL TODAY" ISi FOR LOIS Yoor Se<111Ce Directory Representative ••2-•121 Ext. 310 Doore-Repair ·Altera11Jnt Cab1ne11-~a,,.i-Locks Stalrs· Oryw1t-P11io. ... 1e 35 yre .. p Jerry 642..0"i67 Gaf1041/Yd Clnups. Tr ... p "'''. I e JU.... IMMEDIATE SERVICE Ou.allty~nded ~tlom tHtUltng. ~T) work Probi.ms.Ho Pre>b- lem•l •32eM4554-7831 11•s PUITlllll f\.estuecot P•tchet, Texturet Rep•tre tnt1E11t Free est 9e3-3418 M -Ml-l1tl l 111n1f .... 1LHll e -, ... ANVTHINQ TO DUMP -•• CLEAN UP • CONCRETE Customers. Rleh.,d Sinor ., I tt9'y •• -., .. ,... • TREES Jotin 650· 1628 (Uc Int Refs) 645•7608 OLDEST AD • l •C 541878 1~~~:.'bte r~r1~:1it~1 • MITlm •TAUi v&YAI. DUY an., PllmH I WIUPIPll YIU• IUTll IUI gueranleed 9 yrs exp. • AnMl&IU .... Maullng•FWital Cleanups REMOVAL Prompt and *I• II Ell•-Y Call Stev9 840 0877 · ••-.~•a•••• Od" l b ,,.5 7252 24h · Rffaonabte, 842-5937 ,. • 5•• ... ., -u o '"" • rs Drain-Sewer/Rooter Re• * Ml·l111 * DUMP RUNS . JUNK TIP "ILITT PAllTill pair or lnstett D11posa1s y p os. pa s., Furnllurt. trash. tree Prompt-Reasonable ro1tets Fauc;,ets Wiie< etc No Job 100 small, brenches. appliances 15 yrs O.C Xtnt ref's H"1!ters/F11ters Leak Oe- rtat. ... ., l'I Ill' Call Mtke 7 dys 6•15.1391 * IJl-1111• tec11on Comm't B•lhng • • _ __ Avall L•c. d 548-4531 ALL YOUR CONCRETE' FREE Piek up on motof UlPl'I PllllTlll NEEDS Ouallly Work al I I blocks & Iron $5 charge ~~~= EXPERT Service & Rep11 19 yrs exp lntlEJcl. Ouahty Pt mbe 1952 reas Prices Fr-...,1 ror each rein~ stove. u r smee _ "" work Refs Lt<: 962-4701 w t he d 645-22~9 or 391.4916 wesher dryer 48-8109 • a er aters-1sposats· llCllAIL Cll PllmM 101te1s-fauce11-1tx1ures - TIAIYWCTlte '"Imm 112,Hr -MA TERIALs hc=409035 964-8919 SERVICE CALLS SER· • VICE CALLS FREE ESTI· * wr m•n wtll References 675-4006 1 REMODEL All tile In-MA TES Lie •527459 housesll your home 25 yr I l4 II p • • 0t ·llllPIHF INFiii eluded Lowest prt0es & CALL Trecy S.e 23 t7 resident References Byl r I IW IHttill • ReL1den11at & Com-e1at tree esl 548-0344 Jim ' • Day or Wee!< <189-9 t l9 B~ndllns. SI L1c =4543 19 " ""'" -MJ,P! ~: .. A Prof 1 Painting Serv Reroots repa1rs & skylts 11¥111 ClllTIUCTIH .It' pf . YOUNG e•ecu11ve couple 171 4) 557-3322 Ouat11y Wort< Fair Rates Roofing Orange Coast DAILY Pll.OTITueeday, June 6, 1990 • ·-\ \ INSTALL & REPAIR NC~-ATi N W w1ll1ng lo housos11 1·41 . Fast GUARANTEED Svc ... --------J854-1 772 8<13·904<1 qepair Redwoob/Cedar months Reference avail llTElllll llTEllll , FREE Estimates ,,557494 . Post replace. C.M IN B Call Greg 589-01 16 CllTll PlllT1111 J 9G8-5891 49~-6504 YOU CAN FIND IT IN PllLICMTICI The C•llf Public Utllltles Commisston, ReQUIRES that all used, household gooc:ts movers print their PUC Cal T number, t1mo's & chaulleur's print t11eir TC P. number In all advertisements II you have &--questlOn 11bou the legality ot a mover 11mo or chauffeur Call Public Ut1111es Com- mission 7 14 -558-4 15 1 Room Add111ons-Remodet Pa110 covers Concrete New const Res1d/Comm Call Gary (714)240-3984 PAULS APPLIANCE SVC All Makes & Models Courteous Serv 558-0515 3021-B Harbor Bt C M Harbor Area Appliance We Repair All Brands 1240 Logan Ave-O r: M 549-307 7 M-Sat Visa/MC ,,.. ............... -.... ........ ............. ., ... ~ ......, .............. ........ ~ .......... ,.... ..... \ ' '·~"""' ' .... ,,~ 111't 1 •·'"' ,.... 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Staining & Prompt Courteous Service FENCFS Chain L•nk & isJW:li:dH:al;liliiP-1, Wh1te-Wash1ng Expflrt IEST ROOFING Free Eat & References wood lype Repair & In· )ess)f S GAFfo6J1N4 Cab1r.01 Reltnoshong R»roof1Rep8trs All work John & Shelby 846-6176 stallat1on Quality work, Gen Maint Clean-up 1 •Professional Adv1c.e guar lie 570720 722-7537 reas price .. 646·8521 I Sprinkler repair r ree • Custom Oualily tnm/remo11a1 5.o11·9209 Excellent References• MISS IOOFMl llC. , Free ~t1ma1os1 Add VatuP 10 y-:· .• t,c,,,•e Bay area Ages 1-8 Hfs .• TREES & CILL llCM lll·Ol02 w1tn a New Roof All types 642-5678 M-F 7 30a-6p i 1101~ .__1111-•m• T of re~•dent•at roofing $2 /~ay * 851-8506 •w.-•• l fopped7temove <.teanu p -PAINT MASTER In t room Frei-estimates 531.1100 LOVING GRAN DMA will 8T514LEl·7C7A2RPE1'-M8A4~~~4 "U 1awntspro11klr 751·3476 $75 E.otl $499-Up . ~·~ 1 Accous11cs 20 yrs exp BALBOA ISL ROOFING BABYSIT tn her Costa GREEN LIFE by ERIC Guar Free est 540-6238 Summer Special' Financ- Mesa home Please call (>e51gn-tnS1at1-Maint '"9 avail Lie tns 25 yrs Marcet 546-1806 131·1111 l lchtl1111l1's lac•! e .. p Free rst 675-5095 Will Core for your child 1n A. * Painllng·Cao•net rehn1sh my N B home loving Secuonat & I piece doors *LANN MA INTENANCE Average rm S65 l11tc cab Mom wllh some medical Springs-11ardware-Opnrs Full Service Res1d ti S225 Gt.la• v.ork 646-7740 722 5 8398 Comm 1 No Job Too Bigl training • l9 15 Lte= 1 963·6466 0< Too Small 531-2507 OLSOI PlllTllC INT IEXT SPECIALIST .. M l personal. •HOU EH LO R Al THE lllEE• SCENE El'Cellenl rets 842-3 t la home & small business •Paint •Refurbishing lav.n-Tree-Shrub-lnstall cleaning Quality work & •Carpen1r / •Drywall & Sprtnkt•r tnstallat1on refs Kathy 568· 1696 more G.,. ary 645-5277 l tee T r1r tng & Removal · I Lawn Ma1nt & Cleanups HlllWU OlUllll * HAllYllAI * Rototllt 19 432-8804 ... I RAINBOW Circle Ma1nt I Pa1nt1n9 Int E.<t House & Apt Ouai 1ob Free est St he 569897 636-1758 •Trtt~ ewpertty Trimmed Removed* Stump Gnnd Ou1th RP~IJOnse' 11tART 675 1980 • JC TREE SERVICE Altordabte-Bonded SVC Big & smt Jobs-Work guar tlAROENtt.(, Full Service, VESCO PAINTHHi 1or esttmate & Info CALL CALL' Bruce 847-0780 I Landsca,1e-Sprinkters· & Wallpaperong Ouafoty Ouahtv work eYperienced 40-1740 Live Operator UAl.fl.¥ Ca~~~,. l S.>ds·Mo.v Eo9~ Ctn~ work Free Est 969·6349 reasonable 646-5401 Etectr.cal Paoni.no Reas~al-i. 966-27f67E Plumbing W1ndowco11er·1 I~ 1 rngs.Etc oav1d960-791 4 ~~ PHLllOSWIHOW . ~ SVC Res1Comm Screen GENERA L CONTRACTOR HANDY ANDY 1 M T M HANGING STRIPP+NG. c1ean1nq Repa" 454 t05l Con., true t1r;n· -- & Builc11ng . -. ; . Window Cleaning New Homes & Remodels ai.sagc herar,y 111 eel Lie 560875 VISA· MC Lie 508855 . 646-5076 Etec ·Plumb-Parnttng·Lt Chiroproc.1c ol~ce Insur 673-1512 I s ELL · carpentry etc 631-4043 accepted 536· 7, BS Alexis *.lu.u HI... ' SUPERIOR Wallcovering * CALL ME FIRST' tns1a11at1on Removal FAST-PROF l-OUALtTV F-REE EST REAS RATES Wall Pppair Prompt l•C Res1d l/Comm 1 631-3158 No Joo TooB•v<>r Small 566215 Mar11 642_6842 1hrou~h < l,1,,1fii '<I Deck Coating Ron 722-lf646 I Stro11g tnlelhgent Crews WE gato; 'lhd hang l~!'tner ... .,., ... Ct1ff1cs IUIYIU IHVICH Oeci<s bateontes st&rs-aff-WllllW WUltH Ouehtv worll. 722-8769 642-9274 By SYDNEY OMARR Tuesday, Jue S , Re.AS RA•ec; T 138046 S1r1p-oa•nt-•nsta11 AO· 6 A2 5678 cc2 0410 I •;rec •:._ .Pe c.1a1 O~oqn ~ • ilU • Con«1111•'•'•n6JJ-7172 By PATRIC WALKER Tuesday, June ~ Your first pet, ~ your first.Job, By CHARLES GOREN w ith OMAR SHARIF and T ANNAH HIRSCH your first car, :-.onh Ideal' your first home 1 "inuth 'ulncr.itllc classlfled's -your first choice. • • • Call a Daily Pilot AO-VISOR 642-5618 'ORTtl • 6 5 2 • 10 t K9Jlb 5 J + 10 2 \H-'T 1-.A,T • " Q 10 J • J 9 II " .... 6 ,\ • .I II 1 4 2 • \ oid • Q 4 l + II 6 S 3 6 () .I I) 1 o,Ot rtl + K 7 4 • \ Q 9 5 t J IO 1 + " ... " ARIES (March 21-.\pnl 20) f'hcre arr bound to be m ome nts hJnd \m~e tt ap~ar~ that t had .i diamond trrd. \\ c~1 dearh· "anted partner to d!'1:ontmue th~ hcdrt J lld"I. Ob\lou'h. declarer held th<' 4ueen of hearts, 'o another ~aJ "ould be t.intamo!!!!_t to h.i nding Jedarer 1hr ..:ontracl un a pldt ter It "J' ..:ru1:1al to get East to '"ll"h f hcrdore. \\ e\t discarded the t"o 1't hr;m, When declarer r .in the l·'-f.. lit J 1.imond1, to the 4ucc11. I .i't hJd re"e1,ed the me\: ,Jgc l1•uJ .111d .lc.11 that partner did 111~1 "Jnt J heart returned l nfortu· n.ttcl~ hr rkdcd to \hllr to the 4uccn of .lut>, .ti ter all. he need cJ lntk m"re •han '''' p.irtner w hJ' <' thl .t.c mln<1t ,u1r '" Jc~ar l11e ·•'lllrJ.' JJh 'l'Jt ,,,.3, no1 thr l J't. ,,, Jc,IJ•cr ,Jn•t·1cJ hnmt· \\ ''' J1J not 1u•t "dnt d \h1tt - hl' "'JntcJ portr.c1 10 '"'tt,h t.1 •r.iJ•·• H,,.,.. ,,1Uld ht' '<'II partner n.11 ''"'' thJ' heart' 'llerrJ nl1 fu :lllC. t-J' lhJI .t \p3J(' \hJft ".l\ C"enlld ' t-a\\ t"nou~h On the Jae~ of d1a- mmTJt \\ C\t 'hould ha' e dhcarded the 1ad ot heart\' f hat "ould ha'e ,on'C't'd a d1,ublc me\\age ··Part- ner. heart' .tre no good Al,o. I "ant you to a11a.-=_~ tht> higher of the 1"0 unpla\ed wm'" A 'padt> from l d\t 'l'Ould hd\t" ne1ted the defend· Cl\ l~rnr tr1d\ 1n the \Ult for a one- trtl.'.~ \('I a' long a' the delendtl\ ion~ 1he rthe,\arv care 10 untilod , I h<' \Ull ARIES (March 21..\pnl 19): W o rk gets d one . details unravel. ~ou find \\3)~ to beat rtd tape. lnd1V1dual 1n positton 10 clear debns \\Ill sa~. ··com~ aht>ad'"' S tress dl'lcrmination. w1llmgncss to build o n soltd base. no"' whe n )Ou h:n c to httc )Our h p. 'tand asidl· o r distance yourself 1f,ou "ant to a'o1d a complc1c hrca~ or ~·para t1on in o ne pan1cular rdat1onsh1p. a nti JUSI ho" c \plo'it'e th<' '>ttuatton could become will be pain full) a ppa rt'nt tn er thr Ol'\I IC.-" da)., TAURUS t.\pnl 21)-~ta) 20 >: You'll scnousl) consider publtc TA RlJS (.\p n l 21 -~ta) 211 \\hat an rmot1onall) turbulent appearance. partn<'rs.ht p. k gnl rnmm11ment. Manta! status continues m onth Ma) turned out 10 ht· lhml''l'r. \OU '>hould be thankful that TODAY'S CROSSWORD PUZZLE to command att<'nt1on Shon tnp might tn\ol"<' rtlatt\C Reading ~o much came to light hccau\1.' ''>u no" ~no" <''Jeth "here )Our sktll!> com e into pla) jafTect1ons. lo~all ) a nd happinr'' hl'. e' t•n 1f financial cons1dt"ra11on s pre,cnt )OU from cha nging )uur haM" or en' ironmt"nt JUSt )Cl. GEMINI (Ma) 11-June ~0) C heck Taurus m('ssage Focus o n chang('. tra.cl. \3flel~. n 1nat1on Get pro mises tn ~nt1ng. Famil) mem~r \a~s. "'I ":tn1 to hear s"cet music'" Recent d1sappo1n1ment concerning C'mplo~men t 1s OH'rcome GEMISI (~1a\ 2>Junl' 21 I Bn :a use Gem1n 1 ts ruled b} ~1ercuf1. the ml·ssenger of the < tt><l\. 'ou in' anabl) \a) "hat > 011 mean and m ean "hat \OU \a\ 'u". ho"e'cr. \OU need to ~ m ort" circumspec t and d1wrect ahciut Jll Joint fi nanc ial arra ngemrnts and not make too man' "il'''' until n•na1n ne" arrangem ents ha'e been agreed . CANCER. (June :!I-Jul) 22) Mood ""'"g" "'II~ controlled I CA~CER IJunC' 22-Juh 2i> Don't ('\P.,'Lt to ha'c )Our usual Lunar a\pec t coinctd('s "1th "Pl'Culatto n. sensualtt), unique ~t)le. In a mount of dn't'. l'nl·rg' and dl"tL·rm1na11on o\Cr the ne\l fe"' da)S ::lmo'it m)'ittcal manm·r )ou·11 make correct gues~s. selectio ns !'~htle the a ppmaL'htng Full ~tonn l'\ens a rathr r d1sturb1ng tn· Virgo pla~'i '>tgnific:int rok. Oucnrc But. 10 tart. thcrl' ,.., noth1nl_l much morr to be do ne until LEO (Jul) ~J-.\ug ~2 ): Those "'ho thought )OU had ('Xhaustcd )Our "bag of tricks" arc in for surpnse. This can be r our power-play da). Focus o n dl'd1ca11o n. persistence . ab1lttv to m eet d cadltnt C apricorn pla)'i role. · · VIRGO ( .\ug. 13-St•pt. 22 ): You'll be th10k1ng of wa) s t'> stretch budget. Focu" on option~. pou1b1ht~ of purchasing stock. C hance exists to 1mplem(•nt plan for financ ial coup Yo u"ll heav il) influence G e mtnt assoctah~. · ~ LIBRA ( pt. 23-0ct. 22). Yo u're o n \\3) to rt'<'O\trlng whal was lost three v..c4•ks ago. E'cnts begin to turn tn )Our favo r You'll comment, ··tfs a bout ttmc'" Be direct. g('t to hcan o f matters. Aquanan pro' ides a ssistance . pannl·rs or clo'c a\\rk:t.llc'\ ha' l' fl'(O\l'rcd tht1r composure and I sense of h umor 1 LEO (Jul., 24··\ug 2'l \ \Crll'" ol L0halleng1ng planr taf) influe nce'> \1gn1f~ )OU arr \tall on th1.< dcfl·nsl\'<'. 1f not cuctl~ ha rboring a grudge. H ll,\l''cr. thin~., \hn uld gcl hac k to no rmal aftr r 1 the 8th 1f )OU arc no" prepared to allo" others a greater degre(' o f I freedo n . ltcenst• ur kl'\\3\ VIRGO ( .\ug. 2-i~St·ri 2'1· No ont \eCm '.1 to be a ble to conv1nc(' )OU that '>o mc kind n t a temporar. hrcak or "<'parat1on 1s for the best - but 1t '' trUl' Pl·r.,onJ ll\ prof<' s1onalh a nd financ1alh. things "'" 1mproq,• enorm ou<J the moment )Ou k t go. kt the past 1 takr can· of 11~11 and conn·ntr:uc on "hat ,, m('ntall~ s11mula11ng or un tncd LIBRA I ·pt 24-°''t ~ 'l Thl'fl' 1'> a tcndcnc~ at the moment to tr) and m ac;tcrmind . m anipulate or handk 11ua1 1on~ that art realh none of \OUT h u'.ltne s \nd the combtnt'd tnfluencts of a challenging as~rt to J up11cr and the Jpproat•h 1ng Full Moon u rgr ~ o u 10-accept P<lwrrlcs,n t'>S 0' er all but ~our o wn o utlook. altitude ACROSS I lrtV! COUr>ly 6 .. YP9 of oouo,..· • 1 Dallas unov a Wrtnates 15 Ano1,.,.r hn\9 16 Sou llnQ t7 Nobtes 19 Not at PIQl'ne 20 S.Vono 21 S..ippor1 22 lnfer>0< 24 lnvaso6n 26 Football pl•yer 27 PO<Jr 30 Alarms 32 LOOk !Of 33 St•ooers )4 -ot thee .)7 ThrM-masted schoonet 38 Hills1oe 39 St t ot rutes .io w111neu "1 Sl'luts uP <12 -sui;iar <13 OnlatlO Ctly 45 on 1am11._, with 46 si- 48 Witt'\' person 49 Transgressed 50 Touch V(IOO 52 a.love<! one 56 Moslem Choe! 5 7 Act 1"9 p8rl or 60 S11mm1I {J I M11tgetf'd 62 Ga119') 63 8a1 wOOO 64 411ort 65 W1n111 o•ec•o•t•toon DOWN , -'1>91•110 2 Ro<T1•n money 3 Cuckoos "Curb 5 Neat 10 CST 6 W•ltr.eo oack ano l0<th 7 Asian car Pf'I 8 Gtrman rtver 9 Smell borO •O Responds 1 1 Ba1t1oa1teu 12 Stack eye I'.\ Dec.ta1e 18 Lu t notice ?3 S1ng1e 25 Aar dv&rk s pre.,. 16 Su¢ar olant 27 P•OCf'U •no 28 urn'~'" iq Map 10 Roman garment l 1 S1antt1y ano [)eo;os J3 Grf!4'f' O•Sh 35 UnetnpiOye<l 36 F.ulute plant SCOR.PIO (Oct. 23-No,-. 2 1 ): Ke\ ts 10 ht' low. to count. to wail for opportune moment. Cycle conunues high and ou will be at n Jhl place dunng cns1s me arc willing to a'iscrt that you're genuine hero. Take 11 tn st.nde. and behavior I SCORPIO ({kt 24-"'o' 22) The build-up to a dec1me Full M oon o n the 8 th 1n tha t pan of \our ~lar c han related to )Our ...---r2,,--.....,,3-... 4-.....,.S- financ1al affair-. 1s hk<'I)· to comt·1d r "1th a penod o f soul-searching and added respon~1b11t11es for ou Rut ~rep tn m ind tn the here and no~ a nd you "'" com r to reah1e JU'it how fonunate and protected )OU rcall> arc. . SAGl'M'ARJUS (Nov. 2~-Dee. 21): You'll obtatn inside tnfor- matto n. T onight you'll shine at social affair. dance. You'll a lso notice that clothr'i seem 11gh1er. Focus o n 1h1u11ton. abthty to read character. Gem1n1 tnvohed. CAPRICORN (IXc. 22-Jan":° IQ): What had bctn brokrn will be replaced or repaired. Focus o n friends. aspmuio ns. relattonsh1p that could become scn o us. M oon position highlights l)(rsonal populanty. em o11onal fulfillment. AQUARIUS clan . 20-Fc b. 18) ubtlc nuances comm1nd atten· tton. Sccnano feature~ rtad1ng 31)d wnttng. d1SCO\el)' of valuable clues. Yo u'll find who d one it. Ocm1n1. Virio. Sagtttanus persons are featured. Door 1s o pen. PISCES ( eb. 19-M arth lO): You'll remember th\'1 Tuesday as time when fam•lr harmo ny was rcstortd. lduh m blends with prt u al11y. You"I be con cm ed wtth inttgnt • '°"I Moon pos1tton acC'cn" JOUrnC)!o foreign CUl!otnc. IF J UNE i IS YOUR BIRTHDAY: You arc a natural teacher. capablt -0f CXPf"U$1Rf 1dc.as.. concxpts... Man)' con~1dtt )OU pro' oc•· u vc, at ume contro~efl1al. $CX)'. Gemini. V1rao . Sa11nanus ptrsons are dra~n to )OU. Before )u~ 1s finished you·n bt,nd oft\urden you $hould no t ha ve 1cccp~ '" first pl1ce. Yo u'll make frt h Stan 1n July. a month fcaturin achievement, romance', financial aain Your ~ht( of comcd) 1 re atkabte. lauahtrr u'uath o ' crcome' tear\ o u'll ~n rttt1vc mu~1cal tn\trumcnt. 14 17 SAGl'M'ARIUS (N O\. ~3-11« ~I) II IS llm(' to go OUI o f )OUr wa) to pac tf) nnd placate panncr.. and r_n:il r hght o f sttua11o ns yo u 20 cannot changt• o r stagc-mana,ge .\nd. ti \1rn arc no w tom bctw~n past a s.<1octat1ons and nc" '"'oh ement~. th('n the Full Moon in Sagittarius on the th \\tll finall} tol't't \OU to makr up our mind. CAPRICORN (()c 21-Jan. ::!()): Ncptunr 1n (apncom now at odd ~1th Jupite r 11rg4•<., )OU 10 tn and "tn o ver partners or lo't o nes with charm. 13CI and humor th" 1s part1cul.arl true 1f ~ou are 32 currcntl) '"'oh l.X1 1n some kind of ml\Jor rcorgan11at1on or upheaval 37 1n lhe "o rking pattern of H)ur hie AQ ARIU (Jan i I ·Feb IQ) Thc\C are cmot1onall confu 11\I and anxious da !> for man' <\Quar1an 3nd un(o nunatel nothana can 40 bt unnn elkd or rt'>o lved un11I af\cr the Full Moon tn g11tanu on the 8th pro' ides )OU "•th the fin. I P•ect o f the Jigsaw Ho v..ever. thcrt d oc\n't ha\(' to ~ rcscntmenL 11\aln o r rrcnm1nat1ons. PI ES (ft-h ~Qo.~fal't'h W\ <\!though ou appear to bf hav'"' ~ond thoughts or a pana o f consc1en c. current planetary act1 v11y ull Ur&<'" ~ou to @O 1hr whok h "lso. to co ntinue to bnna e,rcnurc to bc:ir on tho~ "'ho have let )'Ou down o r deltberatel "" fed ou o~tcn!iel personal or profes tonal issues. IP J NE S JS YO BIRTHDAY: ~ mrone·, errauc o r odd behavio r appea r' to he puttma our lo)ahy and pauenet to the tcsL H ov..cvcr. 11 1li C\Cn m re important th.II ou Pl>' dost attentio n to all JOtnt fimm 1al arran cmcnt\ and hu,1ness mitten and ensure that ~ou arr not ~mg m1 1nformC'd o r m1 I('(! over a dc1I o r tranSICOo n. • " ~VIOUS P\IULE sex YEO J8 ~0u11oe11or-. 39 C1111•~11 l•llf' <0<TIC\Af\o0r' 4 1 Rl!aO SO Cnuri:,. art1a •2 Fr t1nch ~• S 1 Poll•nato•~ "'Ot1-'e on a <o) Ms Evanc; siant "4 S>OU• 1no1an 4S ContaonjOOfs 46 Laroat "•' S5 1mpartf1<1 ,~ Grllfl!r C•h . 58 lr'loSI\ 48 Wht'y • Sii 8el0tto CtA 7 8 !I 10 t2 tJ ... - lncCMM Prepertx 2790 ltSTI •ES& C·Plll • 12 yMrs new. 12.000 sq. h. lot. Beautiful con- dition. all 28R. $459.000 Bkr 969-1063 c l; A s s HlERY NUP I F I LOST CAT '> 21 F wh1t•·1 /', 0 II qr IV l•Cjf"r <,lfllJ" ICHIQ l'\o" Vic. 8th Sun<,;>1 L,1q E D ' \ 6 4 2 - 5 6 l 8 \ I Ben ~ ... '/\ ,, 1 .,:c.;Q '._ q • LOST Gnloo>r fvt-a >l'>Ot!I BOYS collar .. t l <1Quri.1 (,,, J I qra, 1 111•J I •I 1 lu• n11on R""-·••O ~c,4 • 1'>0 I LO$ T C,r.1y .,, •r t''"" r .. ml CA T ,,. ' 'i7 Vic C:><l>it X AND FOOD SERVERS G1ora1tdr Cos1a M""" I I RFWAPD •7fl •r J • L05 T (", ... ,,, "''" q.-o, I McC;iw "'" 1'1 ~· I ••I J t 1 r 'I 1 :. r c I E! t h Be,1coc• ~... ""'ii ,.,. I Wi\l'l' ( jll f ~r, fl' I~ l SI [ 11 tefl'1ttlP A' ti• r. • tr 1 w G'"*) L• oe ,n .J~' • 1r·~ IPQ ~ t.1 1(1•· tt t"t 1• tJf H i m ' t1 01 t IJ ·'""" 0fttldoJ'f'•'t1 \. ,.,., 14 ·l'•· f 041 Personal Servtees 3004 l ONG l11T'I" toe 11 r<>•,,,cJ ... r·t I 111th r.ar 1.111 ,.,,,, yr.u 1r1 1;1nr,. tlnr I•" Pit 1'1111 I Of!V"• "C,'l '"'" Travel 30'4 Discount Travel Hotl ine Many P..irl\.iqPS Ava11 840· 18% •nr mess.an" I GIRLS GET READY NOW FOR SUMMER JOBS I & AFTER SCHOOL WORK ' I I''' I' ',Ir I ,,.,,,u 'tu: tf • ~1Jrl t '"' h• ,,,. I ;r •'·JChw~o~d ,,,.~,., FIQ '-fJlhnq ... ut'"' '1r ' ' fr'' u.~oj ,r>1 t A...-.-.r.J~I .., 1 ( 1 SL nor••"'•• -/./~t '-'' l• H I t ' ''" •. , ' lcl<'cll 101 ; 1l1•<1r H1c11 -.1uo ... n1 ... . ', '"'""'' '''''" '"' µ1 .J11U~O t) Cftirt1tr1etic Ant f rent Desk Rte, I I , t Jf J' 11· ( '"l I ltlf • I y .... tr JfftliOd' • "iru1wn1s ' ,....,.,, ' .. .;h ·1•111 FRONT DESK CLERK • ~ • I f ( • ; t If h •t lt'(t f A P. I ft t--rtf11" 11 '' '. • ( r~ •'•' I 0 tr I t•I( f 1 f I If 'f\'111 ff Utt r r ' 1 A ,,, 1 .,.,4' 1 , , '· , • , '· q 1 , r n r A 1. 'I' r. r1r1 GUIUIAL CUHUP C....v h.>rl"tt!r ~t~' vie:• ,11 .J ~t t ~l(1r ,_.,,, ' t • I y c,4, R7n GENERAL OFFICE PT ' •#''. P,/ )I It t , t•• UI" 1lt,'I I I 11 illf>I I, II , rt •'fl', ,,, ,,,,, ~ ,,.,,, ' ~-11 f H1dt·l1 '1,1rtl t J '1 P: $' ~ tJ.11 C 1fNfJ~A1 f)H I( f ,,., ••'LH t '• 1'\.ttl 41fuuµ '"''''' 111<•· nf' l •• Vill10usJ "''•te 1l1111es 1<1c.luC11nQI lyl)UIQ ''"" rl D•n< l>"'\irtq NP,l• 1)1.,. A.rr "'I f ult lH'llt'hl .. 8'. I '• I' 1mmed1ale 'ICWnmq onP posollnn f I '" I I "•CPI l~nt OPPO• tu111ty VPfy nice oll1CP mu .. 1 b<> d <1t1on CIC> t'l'tc1able er-Wt"'" vou •r> lui '"'1 '"1" 350 .];73 P '.-1.",,1 ... <1 v"'',. ,,,,, .. 11.n111 s.on "" ,, , ""' 4""1, UPTO 5800 PER MONTH * NO COlllCTIONS * YOU CAN FIND IT IN · THE CLASSIFIEDS . Early morning motor routes available. Must have dependable transportation and liability insurance Dally PllDI ·642-5678 CALL 642-4333 ~ HUNTINGTON BEACH. ca>TA M!SA. ~RT~CH,'TOUNTAIN VIJI:IY, IRVINE & LAGUNA BEACH s•aw• - WE WILL Daily Pilat ELL INj~EPEN°DENi Costa Mesa NEWS U ft Newport Beach . NEWS K. Corona Del Mar NEWS GUARANTEE! AR We will sell your car. If after 3 w eeks your car isn't sold, we will run your ad for free! NO STRINGS ATTACHED .. Just call us to renew your ad. Run 10 words for 3 weeks at S 18.50, 55¢ each additional word. Must be prepaid. A word constitutes anything that has a space between it. For individuals only I NAME------------- : AODRESS----------- STATE--------ZIP---- MASTERCARD/VlSA# ------------ MESSAGE: &&Mil& 1£M02lt&k i l I 1 AMOUNT ENCL. --- EXPIRATION DATE I MAil Tqt DAILY PILOT, S3D WIST IM' ITIE!T, COSTA MESA,, CA tHM ATI'N: NO STalNf'..S ATIAotm L-•-------------~--------------------------------~-----~ .. 7012 1 • ' .. • • • .. • .. •• • • • • • • ,. • .. .. • .. ' • • t t 0 /I Jo~ ~9:: n 1 JAOUAA '"' >WS con-~ 900 1MI TURBO Spina., 2 Jlbt Lott ol v•rtlbl• Dorch grey, COflfY£RTl8l.E. ~ e•tt ... Xlnt eonci S4000 1 ~~· teK~milME • btectl. werr*"'f. ••tra 7""0372 --.. _ •• ,, . •· 122 500. &42-*5 ..... Ollent conditlOn • --- II.I •• M-•y moYlnQ S4t.OOO 080 TOYOTA 77 WllQOF\ -... 7U.15", 710-5623 5 9')d. ale, tow p119. good Of"ange CoMt DAILY PILOT/Tueeday, June 5, 1980 "8.C llOJIC( "8.IC NOTICf "8JC NOTICf I PICTIT'IOUI ....... llOTICK llOTICI TO NOTICa TO '1CnTIOUI .._.. 1(11\11 PLYMOU~ 71 Horllonl ~81'A.,._WT •vtT9IOM>I CoenMCTGal COWTRACT°"9 NAml'fA"911WT flCTITIOUI ........ ar .. t tr~tatlOfl c., fhe ~ P8ftont •• 1 8-.cl bid. rney o. r• CALLING'°"..,. CA&.UeO '°" ..,, rt1e IOllowlfll peirtons •1• •am nan_,. S 8 0 0 A un• we 11 60enQ ~ u CllMld at the ~ ol tne Senool Olatrk:t Ocean Scnool Ott111e1 OCEAN doing butlntlN 1-s Tlle t~ oenons •• 714/541-4142 NATIONAL COTTAGE,C•I)' Clet~. 3300 ~ v... \llEW CAl)RE 3200 w Warf* dotl\O t>v~ a• Rtll[n. f'l<81RO •51 lmmacui.t• CRAFTS. $0 Potomac, 8ouleltard. P 0 BoK t788. Bid 0Hdllne tO 00 Bid OHOl1ne tO 00 Ave Santa Ana CA 927°' SIOf' l)Al\IE ASSOCIATES recent tult rettoretlOf'I. lfVlne, Caht 92720 Newoor1 Buen . CA o clock.A M ot the 18111 day o clock AM ot 1t1e t8th oay Aldo Faiosti. 33'92 SI of 3090 P\lhman S1ree1 Sull• HllM I• cond .. 1 1.500 obo M1 .... 540o<1542. MotOt eround Nftport llW •Ill• --------Herb<>f 0t tall 10 Cltalina L .. ther. MWOOf 15137$3 flTITI ..... •. PartMtlhlp 1n ocean-U.... W ooino San Clemente :>3 ......... ti Convertible, 5·1PHd, el S25 000 838·3232 • ~Joe $&t-& Gina t H69'-'768 unttl 1 t 00 • "' Of June. Tt90 . OI June. 1990 VIOl4lt Lltltet" 8 Oan.l A Co•I• ,.. • CalolotNa r. . _Sir•~~ Pot~ lr-"Jne.. on ui. t4lA oay o1 June, Plac. of 8ld Receoot P•au of B•d ~,, Poul! CA <'4129 lnefe -------"'4 CaM 12720 • 1990, at wh"" tll'l'\9 euch Ocean v ... Scl\Ool O.smctl OQeen vi.. Scnoot Olsmctl fh11 bu1111eu 1s con· T,,., Ja1M$ P Woilfl'llf>91on ---.. ---.,.-..,,.-Til'C----Thia bualneu. I• COf\· bid• lhd be ~ end Purcll•t1ng Office 17200 Plircnn lng. ~I 11200 Oucteo by an'"°'""'~ Fem11v frutt •• UI O/T .--""'-. OUCtedt>y husbandlllld w1te r..o l0t Pinehurst~ Huntington P!Mtlurat l .n. Huntrno•on The registrant com-oateo 31 13178 3000 __ .;...;.;;.-.______ The registranU•I com· Tltte ef ~t; TRAFFIC Beach CA t26tl7 Beac:I\ CA 92647 enc:eo to tran.uct buu-Pl.ii~ ~,... Su•i. A flCT1TIOUI IU9Mll men<*' to ttlll'IMCt Ouat· SIGNAL INTERCONNECT Protect ldent1!1cat1on . Project ldent11!cat1on t'IUI under the f1Ct1hou1 ,CAHla Mesa 92626 Si.ep.5w l gaMey,dtnelte ll•W .___...._ IOlded, alarm. 51.000 & r.e.d. Marine radio • ..... _, mllee, run1 or••tt $1700 MAim ITATW•JfT nest un08f tn, F1Ct1Uou1 ON IAVINE AVENUE FROM Name PurchaM 01 varlOvs Name Repair & reoov'1e DuSinets name or n tMS Wtll W111e1nso11 3010 The tollow•ng peraon1 a1e·Bu1111eH Name<•I lilted WES TCLIFF ORIVE· 17TH 11mOUnt1 o1 ptumt>lng OiMStoom unit ven111a10<1 a1 111ittd above oo May 17 Pullmafl Street Sul.le A New ta111. new motor. ell· lH-41• 080. 414-3U8 oellent condition Great I ( • 1MFK 149) $lip In Lido Marina Slip • -- lee and •II maintenance JAGUAR '88 XJS-V12 sll· TOYOTA 88 MR2 OrlQ· OOlllQ bulinen a1 above on· May 1 1990 ·STREET TO ORCHAAI) AV· Plac:. Plans efe oo lite va(lous locatiol'fs 1990 Costa Mesa CA 92626 PHILLIP RUIZ MO, tlllll Kenneth J Straw IENUE Purct1as1ng Department at Pleee Plaos a1e on lite Aldo Fal0$$1 Gene Barrow 3010 W Ocean Front. Balt>Oa. Thtl statement was 111e<1 COftlfact Ille.: 2815 above addrest Purchasing Oepartmt1t11 at Th11 1111emen1 wu hied Pullman S1reet Suite 4 Calif t2te1 with the County Clerk ol Or· ln1lneer'1 E1tlm11e: NOTICE is HEREBY al>Ove addreu with the County Clefll ol Of. Costa Mesa, CA 92626 1u1t '86.'mo. 497-7144 • ver -blrch $25,9.00 . ~:a'7~·1 1~ ;';~: PMllp Adrlatl Ault 1618 .. County Ofl May t '· $259.000 00 GIVEN lhll lhe aoove· NOTICE IS HEREBY •no-County on May 29 T1motriy p Hogan ::to90 W Ocean Front Balbol. 1990 Approved by the City named SchOOI 0t11r1c1 ot Or· GIVEN that the abov•· 19~ f4Y!ill Pullman Street Suite /4 759•1540 6-45-0130 & 957-2837 Sllps/Oock1 /Stor9 evenings. • Callf g2881 f4'1121 Counc1l thts W :n Oay ol May, ange County Cahlotr111 act· named School OIStrlCt of Or· Put>Oshed Orat1(1(! CoaSI Cosll Mesa. CA 92626 This bu11ne11 I• con· Put>llShed Orange Coast 11!~ Ing oy a.no 1hrougn us Gov· ano-County. Ca111orn1a. act· Dally P1101 June 5. 12 19 26, M1c11ael w McClellan. ducted by: an indlvlOual Dally Piiot May 22. 29 June WANOA E. RAGGIO, CltJ etnlng Board, hereinafter re-1ng by and through 111 Gov-1990 3090 PuUman Slreet. Su11e 7022 ~ ... Lii Wi VOLKSWAGEN RABBIT •29•.•.3•6•. •¥•a•r1·na-s1•1p•1·n---lr• 59 ther500. only 7900 Miles CONVERTIBLE 1182 Newport area Great deal e•ceoent condition. Mull The reg11trant(s) com· 5. 12. 1990 Cleft! terrtd 10 u "DISTRICT". will ern1ng Boa10 hefeinaller r• T~67 A. Costa Mesa. CA 92626 menctd to transact bvtt-T-5~5 Prospective b1dde15 may reGelve up 10 out no1 latlf ferredto as ' DISTRICT · w1M Dennis G Tyler '00 ness unoer the F1etlllou1 01>111n On(! set ot D•O oocu· than the above-stated 11me, rece.ve uP to Dul not later •-IC· NOnCE MacArthur Blvd Su11e available nowt Chet, 111,111 1ee/drlvel $4100. 630-2008. 851.91os • ., .. 1 •. ,_ ........ 11 ••n 8$4·5654 Busl nets Neme(I) !lated P\8.IC NOTICE men ts at no cost at the olltce Maltd bids lor 1ne award of than the above-stated 11me r ~ 1000. Newport 8eacll CA above on· May 2. 1990 of the Put>llt Worlls Oeo1rl· a contracl 10< the above pro-sealed btcts for the awiro of NOTICl TO 92660 ... , ...... , ... 4 4' power or aa11 a1••·'-'hJ 111-41• vw 1987 Bug • Ptl1Hlp Ruli t:temlOUS llUllNllS men t 3 3 O O Ne"" port MICI a oontraet tor the at>ove pro· COtfTRilCTOflS Alan H W1ene• 4000 Th .. 1111--.1 w .. llled NAMl STATIMlNT Boulevard P 0 Bo• 1768. Bids allall be received 1n tKI CALLINO fOfl lfOS MacArthur 81•0 Su11e c1 ... Otlglnal. good cond. mull t ell $2 .500 withtheCounlyCterllot Or· Thelot!Owv'Vpersoosare lllewoort Beacn C A the plaoe 1oent1lied above BtOs sna11oerece1veo1n School Oistrtct Ocean 1000 Newport Beacn •no-County on May 8. !990 doing business as 92659· t 768 and shall be oe>ened a.no the place t0en1theo above v1-92660 -'""""9fJ6..,..,....~•~477~3~.---~---Ml-sc-.""!T-ransporu ___ tlon __ iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii9IVW 1989 Bug. Ugly. auper 723-U8t f..e»4 w e . 51 7 Jasmine Ave For lu1111e• 1nl0<ma11on pubhcly reao alOuct at the anct snail t>e opened anct Bict Deadline 10 oo Tne Della F R1ope Trull PubUShed Ora~ Coast Corona Oel Mar. CA 92625 t all Jim Brahlef Pro1ect aDove-s11ueo time ano pul>llciy •H <I aloud 111 the 0 CIOCIC AM 01 the f81n ctay FBO Jamu P Waurungton Daily PllOI May lS. 22. 29, Maryellen Fora 517 Manager 111 6'*4·33'4 01.ce above-statect 11me a net of June 1990 Jr U/T IA ctld 12113182 Campm/Tr•rs ~1 4 1982 21 · Strcr tent trailer. steep 6 refng new top. great cond S2 .500, 966· 1473 ... 'II ... , .. tut, 2180ec. New ~ thing, "'"· brakes. 0118' s 1300. 552-5598 June 5 t990 Jasmme Ave Cor~a Oel Put>hsheo Ofange Coast Gowerntn9 aoard. •r: pl~ l Place 01 Bio Rec;eipl 3090 Pullman Street Su11e 'f·492 Mar. CA 92625 Oatly PllOI June 1 5 t990 ....._Matan, Clerk 1n accotoance w•th 11\e Ocean V'8W Scl\001 O.stri<:ll A CoS1a ~esa CA 92626 Chrome ~•. 11 145861 •·vw---1""'9.,..75-Bug-.-Wh-,--ite, runs ----------This business is con. FT5t3 Puoh$119(! Oranoe Coast prov•$10nS ol Ca1ttom1a Put:> Purchasing Dept 11200 Tne Oe•la F Rippe Tr~t l'tlllC NOTIC£ dueled by an 1ndlvtOuaJ Daily Pilot Miay 30 June 5 llC Con1rac1 CO<le Secttoo Pit'letlulSt Lane Huntington FBO Jul•e A Worminotoo 111,111 great. e•cellenl con· • .., .... ,.. ... , .... llTl~N d1llon. $1,950 96-4·5917 ----------1 Tne registrant com · P\8.IC NOTICE • 1990 13300 tbe 0.Slri<:I 1equ1•H Beo~n CA 92647 UT /4 ctate<l 12 13 8 1 3090 NOTICE Of' mence<l 10 1ransac1 buS•· WT006 that the Dt<lcter possess 111e Proi•Gt 1oeM•hca11on Pullman Street Su·I.-A AftPl.ICATIOlll FOfl ness unoe1 uie t1c1tl1ous FICTTTIOUS llUltNllS lollow•ng c;lass1hca11on 01 Name Labor anct male-rial to C.osta Me» CA !.1262f. a111w ...... .., vw 1983 AABBIT GTT. CttANOa • OW.R..-business name or names NA• STATEMENT flt&.IC NOTICE · con1ractor s htMse at t~ 1nst.i wl)lf• nac kllow T11e De •a F Rippto Tius1 Of' ALCOHOLIC 1tsted above on ltl 16190 The IOllOw•no persons are 'lome tt1al tne contract •S P<evention oevte!''> at va••· FBO Sar.. " >hdrm.,~91 •' 4 Whttl Orlvt/Jttps . 121-4111 blae<k . 50.000 or1glnal miles. $3 ,750 OBO 9030 --------1 499-1493 IEVERAGE LICENSE Maryellen Foret doing Dusiness a.s KS7127 aw.irOt;O C•oss C·20 II the ous iocat1ons U T A. oateo 12 1"3 82 .WfO To Whom II May Concern This statement "Yas filed PACIFIC SUMMIT OE· FICTITIOUS 9U$1NESS license CIMS.l>catloo SrA!C' PlaGe Pion~ <t' on I IP Pullman Strf"'t $u11w 1" -,-.. -.-J-f_l_P_C_l_l_l_Ol_l_I_ MAZDA 1985 GLC Hatch· vw 1985 GOLF, 2-door PIONEER 4 OL 4 WO AT. back Gray. automatic. Must sell Good con· HO Jenny Shu·Chen N & with the County Clerk ot Or· VELOPMENT COMPANY a NAME STATEMENT f1e<1he•einabove15 that ol a PurcnlSing Depanmf'nt at Co~t.i 'IA.-~ .. CA 92t2' John Hul·Yao •re applying •"9e County on April 16. Cahlorn1a General eanne•· The l0Uow1119 person is -.pec1any coo••a<;1or .,i, aoove aooreH rr.., Oi!lla F-Roppto '•u'' to the Department ol Al· l990 F4531M ship 3001111ryG1eonOuve do1nobus1"euas deflf'ed '" S!'C11on 7058 ol NOT ICE 1s HEREBY FBO '.1C'll .. 0w .. ..-.,11" A C. PS. PB, AM. u cellenl cond ition dlt1on 4 new tires FMlcasselle bluefgr ay s2. 7oo 361•977° KenwoOd puttoul stereo: $11.900 262·9654 MAZDA MIATA 1990. back llnted windows. c;oholtc Beverage Control lo Put>lishect Orange Coast 1 Suite 106 Laguna Niguel G 1 A M P 0 L 0 the Ca111orn1a Business and GIVEN !hat ine 100..,6 U T A oat..o 12 •J 82 '0 sell 81COhOllC beverages 81 Daily PtlOI Ma) 15 22 29 1Cahl 92677 EN TERPRI SES INfER Professions Cocte 1'1e neme<IS<;h00l0istri<;tof0r Pullma" St•l'f>t S'!1'l A 600 E Bay Ave , =C·6. Jun,;5 1990 Randall F Driscoll Gen· NATIONAL 695 To""n specially con1rac 101 .,noeCoutlly Calitomia act· Co\t;i Meo;c, C.A!cllt;<l showroom car. like new sunroof $4,800 nego· $14,9950,BO 779-0181 ttable M ichelle, --213-,70-6466 Batt>oa 92661 with 4 I · T519J eral Partner 300 t 1 Ivy Centt-r D"ve Suite 1450 awarded tilt' Contract tor ing by and througn its Gov-Th15 bus•ntts~ ~ r. '" 'II CIHOIH UIHO On·Sa1e Beer & Wine (Pub l Glenn Drive Suite 106 COS r A MESA CA 92626 this Wor~ shall 11sell con· erniOQ Board hereinaller ,8 . ctuttl'O tly a oeneral p11r1 Eat Pl ) hcen5~SI DuDLIC NOTICE Laguna Niguel Ca ht 92677 CHARLES H GIAMPOLO struct a ma10,,1y ol the !erred 10 85 DIS TAIC T W•ll net5h10 4ll4, loaded. automatic. PullllShed Orange Coast ruu Aonalct O Holley General 695 Town Center Or . wor'w. 1n acco•ctance oN1th receive up 10 but not •ate• The n•9 .. str.ir111 1o, <Om alarm. charcoal S 14 400 llZ •H •ool vw -; 98 7 Cabtlolet Oalty P1101 June~. 1990 FICTITIOUS eUSINESS Partner. 300 11 111y Glenn r 1450 Costa Mesa CA the p•ov1s10,_, 01 Ca1t1orn1a tnan tr>e aDOve-stated time mencect to tt!IO\Utt r ... s 720-1704 Dys/Eves • Blackfblack. extended T-569 NAM£ STATEMENT Drive Su•1e 106. u iouna 926;?6 Business af>C! Protessoons sealed Olds tor 1M awarct ol ness wnoe• the F1C! ''°" .-------------Chrome wheels, :: 130456 warranty. alarm, orlg1nal Tht' 1011ow1ng persons are: N1gue' Col1I 9<'67i Tn1s t:>us•ness •S con Cooe Secuoo 7059 a contract tor !he eoovt-pro· Business N.11me1'i '.' tt-J Trudcs 903S $26.990 PUBUC NOTICE Clomg Dusiness as W1lhdm F Thurston Gen· Ouctect Dy an 1nd1v1ctual All Work must 0"' com· 1~1 abovP OI" """" 24 1<19 NEWPORT IMPORTS :~:~ie~~a~so~~~~p~· -----------Gp M MAINTENANCE 6 eral Partner 30011 Ivy The registrant com· ptete<l w11n1n 60 con~ut1ve BKll Shall De receiveus1-oavs from the lime ')I lhe the place iOeolll•ect at:>ove era! panner Bed camper shell ' 722·4 100 · • ' 1 NAME ST A TEMENT }419 Vu:i Lido Ste 287 N-· laguna Niguel Call! 92677 nes~ uncter t~ •1c1t1tovs Notice to ProcM>d •SSueeneOri Beacn CA 92663 This t:>us•ness is con· DvS1t1ess name hste Owrw>• T•m" •S ot ll'le put>llCly read aloud at tile ,..,,h •he Coun1y Cler~ ot Or P1B. Ami Fm. Low miles .. ERCEDES 1978 :;-50SL BARGAIN' Under low ooing business 15 Leoo•a F Groves 242 1 ctuc;1eo l>Y a 9enera1 part· °" Mav t 1990 essence Failure to complete .ioove siateO 1.,,,~ ano ~nge Count) P'l-.... , A_ $3900 CdSh 545-6435 ""2 I.. I blue book $5,950 Mini • RB ASSOCIATES 511 :1cten B Costa Mesa CA ne<Sh1p Ch•rlH H. Glampolo till' Work ... tn•n the ltme set place 990 CHEVY '5' PICK-UP REBUll T tops BEAUTY MINT cond1t1on. all the goodies• Carnation Ave Corona oe1 l26i7 The reg1siran11s1 com· Th•s s1a1emen1 was ltle<l tor11'1 he•e1n ,..,,. •t-s .. 11 n lt\e In <1ecoroance w m me f'5ttM7 $20,900 OBO Call tor In-964. 7362 Must see• Mar Ca••' 92625 This t>usmess •s con· menoeo to l•anS&Cf Dus• with trie County Cleft. ot OR· 1mpos11to" of 11au•Oateo P•Ov•'>tons of Cahlornoa PuD· Puchsheo O•anoe Coast WITH CAMPER $2295 SEE 6'2·0567 formation. 71'-8'8·'0 13 RO(Jna Ba1tch '> 11 Carna 1ucle<l D an inoivioua• ness Vfloer tnt' F1cl1hous ANGE Count, o• May 10 oamaqes 1r • 1'.lCh ctay vi lte Contraci CO<le Sect1on D.i , P 1n1 M" 'S 22 29 VW Convertible Super-110n //we Coronil oel Mar ThP "/e istrant com· Busoness Nameu1 hSlt'O l\190 delay '" •r-.. .,mourt <>el 3300 Im" O•sl•ICI •eQu·•t'S JuM"!f '990 llRCIMSJNI Beetle 197' n ew Caltl 9262~ e'lllt'OnJune t8 t987 F'W719 1011r>,n1"" "1"''•M1ton tor,,.111tr eD•ctcter pos~ssme 50S 1988 Black. Palomino motor/top $3 800/0 BO This DuS•"ll'SS is con· :~~c uno~r ',~~ hct1t1ou1~ Rano111 F Dri~oll Put:>h .. nf'O O• wge Coast B1doe<s 10110 .. no c•aU•'·ca11on ot Vans 'll UTROLT 33 000 miles as new• Ma"y extras P"one s 12 500 OBO 640-1555 Ot 494.9799 leather. low miles. mmt 85,·6965/213-654-6540 Ou<;tect Dy an 1n01v1<1ual >~:ness name or names This s~temer~ "as 11~0 ~:~~ t''~~a~ 15 22 2($. Eacn D•ct m 1s1 conlorm con1r&e10< 1 hct'ns~ at t"e P\8.IC NOTICE cond1hon. loaded Must V_ W _75 SUPER BEETLE The rf'g•sl•ilnttsl tom· 1ste0 aoove on May 1 1990 w•lh lt1e ountv le•~ ol ' r.504 ano De responsiv~ to '""I tome thal tne c;ontrac• .s --~;.;.;;;...;~;...;;...;_.;...;.... __ see• $35 500 6'0 8582 menceC 1o transact Dus• Lenora F Groves anqe County on May 't cootraCI ctocumt'nls .iwaroeo ci .. s,. l. •f> .1 rn@ FICTITIOUS BUSINESS · • CONVERTIBLE New top ness uncter the Fic1111ous Tnis statemenl was hied 1990 E.ic,.. t:>•dctt'• !.?1•1 !..,tim.1 hct-n"" c1t1U••t<:at•or· St>t'G•· NAME STAT£MEN'T MERCEDES 560SEL new paint brakes Business Name1s1 hsteo witr>tneCounty Clerk ol Or· F456t11 PUBLIC NOTICE Ion lhP '""'' •v•n•st-<>O "''~ 1~nere.naDOvt>1st"lll ,,., "'rie10110,.,.,gpe<-..oos•1P 87 TOYOTA WINDOW VAN 5_,!Pee<J new 111es carpeted '"tenor S6 ·900 1986. loaded, perfect carpel, rebuilt engine.' above on Mav 9 1990 c 1 on May 29 Ro) A L""'""''u J200 t"e cootract oocumt-nls a! 1i:;-c.a11; G0<''1cl as elC1•"9 buS"'l'<>~ "' '3.000 miles $40,500 cassette with equahzer. I Rozana Ba1ttn "'•9t' ovn y 1990 F451.SM B"s101 Street Suitt' 700 FICTITIOUS BUSINESS t•st ot the propoy>o 5Uocon toe•""° n S,.c• , ~~ .. !cl .,, CENl"'4L PARI( -17 P. 962·8306. 213-945-9222 blue & white $4500 Alter This 51atement was Meo Put:>hshe• days 5pm 5,2•2575 with the Ccunt~ Ctt>r~ 01 Or-Dail p,101 Jun S 12 19 26 P1,1bl1snf'll O•.inQe Coast Tr e 10110..,•no persoos ar<> •t'Qu.,ed O• '"" S·1tlf'tt1•1q P•otessions CoctP tt1P nip 505 P,.,. A.Pnue ange Counly on MaL...!J_ J9.9~ ~ Oc111r_ P1101 ~h 29 June CIO••·g Ou~n ss as " S_unqrnt1ac;J1!!.9 F•ir •~.tll!' il l~ ~ct C' r Ba t:>Od •sla••ct Cat•~ ~2662 MERCEOES -1.a -'605€' YW 'lHll 1990 -~5"T~ 17 tlfll'!r ~ 01C.1 All 0 '-<AMI A Pr3c1 ''"\ Ac· lr~n••t C"on ,.,..trd\ld "'" t '"' 1 1tc;.;--t:effrVJ':ltP iii ~ auto. al e. p1ower grea1 Convertible. very good F4S6nll l 527x COM PUTER SERV•CE tract Cooe Sr<.t•o" 4 •00 .. 1 ,,,s w 011, ,, 1, t'le'' c.on· •o•n•a L1m •eo Par•., .. rsn.p cond 1t1on $5.500 condtdt>n new pam t, PubhsheQ "'ruct a rr.i1onr ~• "'"150S Park A.en,.e Ba11:i l 969· 7790 $4900 ~bo. Great beach Daily Pilot May 22 29 JU"l' MLIC NOTICE SI L Sanld AnJ Cdltl Eac11 010 ;h"'' t.e •CCOm I Wor• n oltcN0.1nc ....... in \ld"CI Calol 'l26G2 ' Antl,,. .. S 5 l:? 1990 MLIC NOTICE 9<' tot pan1eo t:>• .\ cert1ht'O or I'"" pr ''~'''"' 1 c. , "'"'' t•US•"P'\ ~ c '"' 645-9927 ...-~ ' MERCEDES 74, Relocat· cruiser. 673-7195 T 5n FICTITIOUS BUSINESS Stephen G Etoer 1t>47 Jcashte• s tt1Pt~ o• b•O bona ~u' ,,.,,~ tnct P• ,1 .. ,, """ ctuctt'O ti' a 1,m•tPO ; a•l'•"' __ c.1.a.ssl •.• c.s ____ 9_0_4_S tng Must Sell! Beige. e11c -NAME STATEMENT NOTICE I 'o"''' C Costa Mesa C,1111 I'" .t' dmr0u..r ''"' .. ,~ '"J" Cod.-se-c.110,. 705<\ • sn1c. '64 FALCON SPRINT E•· cond SS 000 as IS c T CE I l t\e tollow1n9 Ptirsons are INVITING BIDS 9:?6<'• •ero tJt"t •" I '' • r·I '""' ·~1 A.II Wr;:t•• mu~t f:>f' ce>m I The reo st•a,,us CO"" cellenl condihon needs (7 14)856-6637 days or PIJBLI HO I 001ng 1:>us1nei.s as Sea1ea U•d~ may b.-•l' RonalO C LilC'"Y 260 Pt!r~ b•O prtce pa,.il'l•e to '"l' O•s Dlt't"<l "'''h•"I 6-0 con<,"<.ul••e mentf'd 1c .,ansact t"'" paint only Wilt consider (71'l551-3603eve AutosDc>IMstlc 9300 1 FICTITIOUS BUStNESS I H OR1ZONS 1NTER·lce111ect al !fie 011•1.1' ot the .itt.J N11~ A""""''"' C..:111! tnctasagu-i•a.,tt'<'ttJtmele111,., ,. "'11,.. ,,.,,,.. , "" nes' o.1rctf'• '"e r'''"'"'' 1rade $5 500 OBO_••ERCEOES '76 280 AMC 1985 Alliance C NAME STATEMENT NAT IONAL 916 W Ocean C1t7 Cit<" .lJOO N .... ~6rt 92807 b·ctOe• I'"•'~ '>J '~"' '~~I•<•• '" ""' \.P!lt-• &.,~•e:a~ •,,,.,. ''"'.: ,.., on-T Front N!IV.PO•I SPJ(.11 C<11tl Boulevaro p 0 BO• p~8 rn.~ DUS•"t'SS LS tOri Ct'Plt'O ••. , ti """' ... ... .h .. 1),,.,,,., ' ...... ,. r.1 lhf' I lO"v" ,.,. ..,. h I ..... 979·1390 SEDAN Ei1ceptional verllble. Loaded t>rand llt'IOllO"'""g p.>rSOrl'S arP 926t>i Newport Bt>a cn C Aouctl'<ll>v a Q"""'a ~·ir•1.-c1.1te l!W Al)• .... men •j,.iowr>cerauu•t'HlCC·~, .. ,,. ;:i,,, D ~" r .... ,., .. FORD 66 MUST ANG One owner $5500 Oller new custom top S2 500 do•n3 ~u:t~tsA~C lJO 1 E Lance VaJler1 916 w 92659 '~611 """' '· 00 • m nt<rSh•P ,,,,,. s• , 1 t '' ~ '"', 1n~ """'~ ,..,,,. '"" , ,..,. .. , t l"""'S'"t 289 engine automa11c Will trade Sports ? 714-897-2849 6N ~ t N 'B Ot.t'•tn Fro"t Nev.port on the t5t" o.1, "' June The •eg1strar ''~ tCi'T' Ii'"'" ~·," .,...,,nc ' B• •d ' ,., ..,...'"" .. rMsv. ' ·••· ., ~ :si,r~""• ' ~•s ' .~ 95.,, restott>d 673 0138 Classic 556·0108 &ITIS llHI S!OO ~ 1,:1 ~;~3 t'""00' eacn I Beac11 Cahl Q2661 1990 at ,...111cri l•mt' .uch menceo to transac• DuS•· l•n ar .\m •' • nc• P'' 1"11• ..,, ~ 1 _. 0 , ~,.._,11,, a .,., ·~ ""' Cou• 1, ..... .' ")· a , ~.,.2 r, ml Th•') t>us•ne\S '> c.o; thO~ Shll r...-1Jp~nfa(J dnd neSS Ur10er I"' ... fff'fl'~"'"uS one hunO'tad ~rt:Pt t •M ~ ,jfl"' l\.;e , r~ , , ,, ,, t ,, •l" CCh.·' t., t,.A.a1 o _...,. -----------MERCEDES 76 280Govtse.zures&surpluS · Sln.J .. ~•11'" • B I aur•P<ltl.,-antnOrnOtral •eadlO< 8~'""'"~ ,.,,1,... ... ,,, ''''"Clc!"'"'!n•rr~: ... ,,., "~ f'I r "• ..,.,. ... F4S6325 Autos lmpo!ttd 9100 SEDAN Excep11onal Corvelles. 1u .. ury cars Lu,.. Q H~ntonoton Pacn H•I' rt>q .. siran1ts1 com Title of Project TRAH1c; ,~ .... ,. ~" J _..,..,,, r '' ' , t , , .-• One owner $5500 Oller vans & trucks Call Cahl '6 q B 0 "'"'' '"" 1 t•,1risact ou•» SIGN/4l INTERCONNECT Stt.>t ..,,., E 11• • amour>! • • "''" ",. • "• ·.1 ACURA 1988 Legend. fully Will trade Sports ? t-900·321-3366 E•I 170 E"'°""'0 A "~hmJr • -' 1 ,,..", u••<l•" me F·~ltt•ous ON SAN OAO N HtUS Tn ~ Shlterr •' · "•S ' ect l"'•f' ' " IOlded, excellent con· Classte556-0108 I 0 pen7am-10pm S121ee E 16111 5t•l.'•'l "l••wpon b .. ~ ... ~ •11mt-s1 '•Stea ROAD FR0'-1 JAMBO~Ef "'"'"P C0un1,r,,..~ •O• ~· ., """ '"'" d1t1on S 18.900 OBO Be;ich Ca1tt :2~63 j o1t•O•" 0 ,, ,_, " , 1oo0 ROAD 'O ~p,. Gl ~S~ ., l L o1n<1e Count, 0" ._, ·~ 8 •QQ() ce•t·l<at".. ... .,, • o " •' cc.,.,., .. 0 x; •" .. '\ ~52·5833 lflCIHS 'll 4IO SL. B UICK 1979 El ectra "' 1" I' s ., '" '""'", J "'' ROAD F456330 •tie'""" .. .,; • ,. ,., ... " E 1 , 1 J•· ,. , llW 1tltJ20i 011ginel owner very ctean white, AIC S,500,0 BO 879-1238 Two tops New chrome 'fYh1te Clea" good con· C11tC1t>d t • 1 '" 1"0 P·•"' "' Tt1·~ ,. ,,,.,, t>nt ,..35 '' t>O ConlrKI No 28 t6 Pur •~"Pel O• 1• l" C JS• e•1e.,1 r ·•· ,..._. •• , " .. ,~ 'o<~ • ,.:;,.,. wheels etc MINT' Sacrt-dition $2 400 OBO S" r ""'' ''. -•' '• C ,., .. "'1 Or Englneer't E tllmale. ;) 11' Plot "-' 1' '< •? <1 '"" t ''' •V 'N ,,. •·· '' ' FICTITIOUS BUSINESS lice s 19.900 673·4220 969·5233 1 "" ,,.., ;t• " '' '' com anqe Counh on Ma:. 7 •990 S '<'4 00"'1 'I •""'" iqoo ~· o• ""' r •oC' ~ .. n' t .,,, N•""E ST ·~""EN~ P~llC HO TICE mt'nc'°"' '' I• 1nc,1c1 r ,.,, F45612' Appro ... o t.J "t' (. '• 4 .. J ., ent<>• '' "•C' ..... .., ... .., 11.CIHS .I •l"-1 BUICK 1980 Regal 72 000 '"~ '"""'1 11 " r 11 '' I' ,1 ,1 ,..,1 O•,ingp Coast Counl H ,fm .J 1, (\t "-'"• 1r•il ... ,, .,.,. "• """ " ' . . •• • .,. miles Original owner Bus tlt'S~ ""'" •· .. '"0 u.1.,1 µ ,01 '.A,1~ tS l2 29 1990 j .:locu"'"' '' sv<" 1:-• )"'"' BMW 1985 32Se Metallic Mint cond 25.000 miles. s2.500 OBO 240-5410 at>ov" on N A. 10.,0 WANDA E RAOOIO, c111 MllC NOTICE ·•v ..,, , r.. , ,,,.,,"'1 r, ... Pr , , l> ,., , , ,1 , : "-•.'f blue, '·door 5-speed. sSm3705kOOe CS•lve9r9 asOk61Sng BUICK 86 RGO SPORT ~,::, ·:,1.~~,· .. ,., AdS t.IPd r 4Q I Clerk FICTITIOUS 9USINESS ""a•t"lu p,.,. , •• 1' l" A .... h J ( t c <I .. s .... !•0• .":' l) ... ~ f.'~ ~ low mileage Slereo AC . all 1·1 Pr\),.IJt'...t•f' t.J .. ,~ m,\, I~"" ... ~ .. , ... '•<• .... a~.... ~ sunroof Excellent con-lllOl-S'll"20Sll SKYHAWK 4 1 OOOM wll "1'("•"''C:11·•~01 0r o1>111,no""'"'oto1ctoocu TNAIMt£1 STATEMENT .-•1~._1 •r • "r"••,1u1r1nl<"' Eo1c11B·o~r~1 t. .. • ~ rr A\,.T ~•• • (0 •A '~ES., d1flon $14 000 757-07 r F4S6352 men1sa1 no co~ ,11 I' ' oo•no Dusineu ,.5 """Oct a~ ~Pf'C•l•l:' 35 -,. G eat stereo $4 225 11noP Ceunh on MA, 8 1990 PUBLIC NOTICE 1 lh 011 Cf' "" o ow1nq Pf'rr.o"~ .. ,.. j -.,RA.... s • •C S O .... L1kenewWarranty1ntac1, '97-6468 ol 1t1e ?10•C'IY0 ... 0 .. 1Jdrl MPB ··A··AGEM .... ,.loenl'•tl CnNl'f"I\ CJSh·f'•SCflf'C~O•b•Ol:>O"CI ... c I BMW 1986 528e 42,000 27 000 mlles $40,500 or p t '"'"'IJ O• '"ll" CO.JSI STATEMENT OF I l JOO N,. PO• t "" .. • .. ' Q s· . . ........ I 0 • ' •" ... I mtles. WhHe bl8Cll 1a1<e over 1eas6" CADILLAC 79 Eldorado ~:~~:··~~ •• ~di' I!> n 29 AUNOONMENTOF ~~1~v11r9 p 0 Br• .... 1768 ~:,,~~:n!l·~~I~ ~~l~ .. Ave ''"'":":,,,, .;;~Ct 1~~-.. ~.·~~,,;. ·~ ... ~: .. ~:.1,' •• ~~:.:'.1':, ··~.·ii~ .. "' ...... °'"' ... ·,g teathe11nter1or 5-speed Oays/833·7537 Diesel Sharp _ 6lK y,497 USEOFFICTtTIOUS NPwoo~1 Be.1Cl'I CA J.imesf P.,im,.,~111 ,.i'l 1010~ ., 1< ""d'"" Jn," t1•C1roroc!'t><J•itl•P1o 1nf'D14'l_.,ii ... , .. ,.~~•.i Coil•' Immaculate' $ 15.950 Loaded $2500 OBO BUSINESS NAME 92659·1 68 Hl'rtta "Way 462 ru..,tor• 11~u1ar ''"' • nror.,1.t1ht•PS lntt ,u ,1 quanMH t/\.11 ,,,,. Q,t;16 1 G a ,... 4 7 4 . 4 0 0" d NISSAN 198' 200SX 6''·6689 lne lollow1ng persons For lurlhl'I ontorm.itoon c I ' 992680 I " l n .• f:,,1' . ".,, ... OoJdln() 0•<101" I " (. 'PO\.) •l • • ..... ' MLIC NOTICE h lt:>'ndonBri tha US4 ol I B hi p 'l a 1 "' M I • ,. "'l'•t •·•a,.., • •" • 650-0230/e Turbo. sunroof. ...1•P • u ~... ~ ~ cat J•m r.i t'• •01t>~ J B l G A' '"ll"" .. , 1 .. '•><:I><" et'll'O ,., • cro ..... -•11 .... • -' In F Cl I • Bu• ness .. 4 3"'44 Ollr• rf'f'Ol'ln 1 '"' n ·-c • ~\ ""'"'C ~ ">IA ..,1 .. r. 1 ~ 1 -----------e • 1 1oo.1.o ~· Manaqpr .it .,4 , 1,..,,,,e Calif g:-~:>o I' '\ ,, ,,., '"''"''"" l'ltiOrlf'Cu!f' '"~ Ap•~f'""I'' t SMW1989 3251Convert PS-PB ·PW-AC 5spd UllLUC'llSRILLE FICTITIOUS9USINESS Name NEWPORTPACIF•C Puohshf'O Oranqf!ICo.Jst Mich.it'I Mcrt,"' .,,.:;• CodetneO•"<.IO•,P'"'"Ot' 1,.,,,,. 1 •.H~'·~•or, Bronzltf brown top Like S,300 7 I 41494·'94 7 While with White vinyl l op NAME IT A TEMENT DESIGNS 1760 Monro~ia Oa11v Pilot Ju"" t <. IQQ() On1tay'11!1 Irvin,. Ca1tt 'ii~ •10 ca•tr-i""' ~· "1-~·· .i Rp .1 ',1 th!• Pw• ,,...,,l'l(" £1C"'l1 new. al.,.ays garageo NISSAN 88 300ZX Powder blue. leather 1n-Tl'le 1011ov.in9 per<;ons .1re A !i Cost.> Me~.'.l Cal•1 F"T)t4 This Du,,n"'~ ~ ,0 ,,. toe>ns Ill '"" :>1.111> 1 1..111 '" t n Jmnunt .,01 .. ,~ '""' $25.950 OBO 2'9-828' Black. automatic T-tops 1erior. extremely well cto.ng 1>us1nt!~!> JS Q;>621 B eluctf'O "'• 1 '."lt>ne• .. 0,.,, ''"' " • 1, ""'"'m ""<l 1n., one hur>O•f'<l DP•ct>n' •oo , BMW 68 Loaded Perteet 45K ma1t1la1ned 0flgtnal CEN TRAL PARI>. i: 50:> The F1c1tt•ous us1ness PUBLIC NOTICE n!'rsn1p oenera11, P•f'•J l•nQ •.'.llt>S ot o• !"" 101.i t•"' c r.c .. •urn,~ S 300 775 0704 01t11ners extra car $3 000 Park Ave Balboa 1518"0 Namt-relerre<l to •Dove w1u fill' •eg•str anlt~ '"" ""il9l'S "'"'" "'~•·h ",.h.cn a P;iym .. nt So• d ,11 Needs Resloring Runs 1' • Negotiable Message Ca111 92662 ltll' ... ~ ,,,,. ,.,.,.,. • .,,, "''"N"'P\J amount net ,.,, ,. t• • 't, great Must sell $775 NISSAN 88 PATHFINDER 17 1')36 l-865-0 O• alter 6 Jell Sm1tt1 10 Faormont AP• 1 :'8 1Q8 7 ""1 LI INVITING BIDS nMs uncter tnP , c" u~ j co.-~· " ...... "'•ot> •.ite Pt'' t'nl ">" 1 '•r" · 'It. t •..l 723·5835 ExcellenJ condthon CUS· Laguna Niguel Calo! 926"• NOF342435 s-a•Pd t'•O' m,h tlP rp Bus•nes. 'v<JIT'l'tS , ... ., df'l('•mn.il••'' ent1ll('CI c:• c e .,,a 'u'" ,, B MW 76 2002 tom paint. '•' rack. pm lh•s t>u,•nt-55 •S con· Donna Zazueta 2~'1. ce1ved at tr>e Oll•C" 01 lhf' ,100,f' 0,, J.t.,u.lt\ 1Q90 P c:i E \ A • "1.1 W 11 C. E: ce<"l•hcates P\•OPnc ''ltl '""' c 1sse11e. 5 speed OuCled I>\ }n nll·••Owal 22nO St Newoon Beac• C•I-Clpr• ) 00 ... f' ... ~0" Jami's E Da """'I SC.ALE .... ,.,~,,,,,,,~ •• Greet co"d 1et sound $13.000 723·5'69 CADILLAC 86 Tne reg1s1r.1• 11s1 com Catot C\2660 Sou l!•ll•O P 0 Bo' t b8 Tn.s staf;>rre•. v.u , !'<I •n,. 01S•R11... 11.c o.;atl'CI stereo, new carpet/paint Beauhlul Sable m~ce<I to transact bus• Tt11s Dus•ness ""as con N t',. r , 1 8 P h,. c " ""''" tnf' COl.r"'• C P·~ 1 0 , al P..irchas•og Oeoart"'t'"' new seats 673-95'0 'tO STUD •ir1&1 hYILLE nns unell'f the r Cl•l•ouo; llu~1f'QIO" B.,, • A "• to• l"O BMW .783201 MY LOST YOUR GAINt $9900 646 -'8'8 or at>ove on Mih2 l9C!O v.•thlheCountv Clerll ol Or 19Q0 di "''"C' 1.,,,f' ~uct p .. A ,•k~ ~ •• n,.p Co'"t .l'" 1 •1 ;t;.p •o an, ino ,.,f',,•t "' E11cellent Cond all-re· S A CRIFICE• Leaving 548 3959 S .i ne Count c-n Ma 15 _ .. ·"~· · • u .. u• coros. $3,500 OBO PP country. must sell Onl.. · • Jell m•tn n., " ~ D•Os sn.i • oe 'Pt>"('() i no D ,,, P,101 '-'·h '"' • 29 '"1"'M';c l 1'~' ·•IX" '" '"<'umf"'t• ~"' "J • , Tn1s statement was "'e<J 1990 reao tor June '> fqQO avt>'t •t< Cc-t•JCI ,, Y.a11 ,.,. "'"" N' •ort" '"'' • ve 6 3 1 • 8 5' 0 d a Y s 1800 miles • thats right w•th 111e County Cit'<~ ot Or. Put>hSheO Orange Coast Tttte of PtoJect· l98<! 9C' T. 40 , I post .i • ,, , nt t•· , .:ioc ument ~ "'"'u' p ... '•",. 1, ,, BOl"ct 1 83I·1780 • 18001 Whtie. loaded CAllLUO 'II SIYILLE ange County on May 8 1990 Da•ty P1101 May 22 29 June s TREE• o, t-i o M <; clt Pa~" oD ., •e hp C >n snc1l ,,.,.. 1, , '·• • re f' .1no f.w1.I') ....... fl trrot•" "'"'•' 5•at..-r'"+''" 11\d '~ ~ u .... r . ., •• ,.. &l•IJ • l"\r ~"Qt' l.0un•, ""Va t-io<I< F45'31t • .a • D1ATH Norn1s ... •IQ•20I Se11ous mquirers only Elf .. _._ fue321 5 12 1990 LELlANEOUS SLUl4R\ MLICNOTICE j "actorand.tn•Sut><:O"!•ac tllPCl•l'l•r;u.1,rn,..:;1.r u.11-iee • S 13,000 Prtvate party -'" Put>l1sheo O'ln9e Coast T ·'>29 SE Al p qOGRAM ''" .nat>• 1 \h l i;" ~ t ,.n per1oe1 n ~t>«·• ,.o • '"t> BR y :'\T Excellent cond1t1on 1n & Days 7141847· 1187 Leather. B ose Wtre Daily Pilot M.iy 15 'l2 :?9 Contract No C r85 FICTITIOUS BUSINESS tht-n tr., ~rt'c•' ..... ,,.~1 ng <lf'"t''I ro"<1'' C'rs oull Automa11c trans Evenings 7141345-0651 Wheels Covers l June 5 19~ Engineer'• Eetlmate NAME STATEMENT '"'"\ ot w'lOP"O •J" "''"'-ers The D•S ri:11cr ,., """" l'UH 'ELI \ RHY .\:'\ T ml1tlon. new leather 1n· only 34.878 miles T 4Q3 PUBLIC NOTICE $90 ooo he •oll011>tn ~·~c·"s a•e emro~ovt'<l •n t"" f'•PCut•l'n ot 1"4!1 ''9"' • '" ...:1 1· , r .i· c11ow • ti:! rt .... ldt•nt ,,, ter1or,ttnte0glass.S5950 PORSCHE 196t t600 •800187 Approveo I>) the l.•I~ dO•f'gbuSlntJS~<lS l'ht>Contr.ic• h10$ Of •c wa•vc' • .,, •I {'1,..1,1 \\,...,., h1r J. 0 80 720·9245 S U per· K a r m 8 n 111,llO FICTITIOUS IUSINESS Counc1l th1s ~lllh CIA\ o• MA\ AERO-COMM MACHINE No O•dcter m111 w•thOrilw <f>Qul11r•t.,.\ (" nr,,rm,;1111t~ 'i·Jt' Be •! 11 ltl \tlt NOICl'lback Coupe Fully .~,·--fl NAME STATEMENT 1990 t 70J Monrov"l C"itil MPsa •Inv 1:>10 '"' I Pt" •'<l <'' nonl't~ •n any 01<1~" • 1n1 1•"11111•\) BMW '80 633csi restored Black/tan Re· ""'r-r-f>t&.IC NOTICE The 10110.,.,ng persons are WANDA E. RAGGIO, City Caht 9262• • 1Q01 Cll!VJ atte• tile datP set I As •eqv••,.<1 t•, S"Ct <'n -.11•rd.:im N r t ht'rl.ind-. Whtie. alt. 83K m1 $9,900 cent $4,000 engine over· 1111 W. O.nt lwJ ctoing t>us•ness as • Clerk Glenn T arv•'\ ,03 ,6 La I •or thf' OPf'n•nQ nt 1>1ds t>?i3 01 '"'" C,111te>rn1;1 L o,O<'• 11n Ju 1' :!H. 11107 ObO 494-3862 hall S 15,900 (374ZAD) lZl-4 lOI FICTITIOUS 9USINESS JAN 0 K AL AB AM A PrO'\J.ll'Cf•ll!' tuctoers may Oespt1nsa f nunt.:l•f' Vaht'v A IJd\mf"•I Ilona <1no i Cooe thl' Oorl'C'te>r Olll'lt' Oft p • .-.wd ,m ,,, m !\••'-' BMW'82 3201 P11vate party 6'3-0733 NAME STATEMENT STREET PARTNERSHIP ot:-lmn one 5tll ol b•O '10Cu· Celt! 92708 1 per101ma11c1• tond ~Mil oe p rtmt-nt ,,, ntJu\I• .1 qe1.1 pin Bt·.h.h. l\l hlol tll.• ACI AT f PM sll11er. e111ra 'PORSCHE 1972 9 t 1T Re· The lol1ow1ng perso"a are l TD 20' Alat:>ama St men" 31 no ro" ill tile office Juat1 Avila 18J~8 wan St 1 •f'Ou"eo pr101 w t!•l'CUl•on l•Ol'lS o• l"f' "'""" "' C "" 5000 --001ng business as Huntington Bf'EICh CA 01 '"*' PuDhC Wor~s ~part Ca•K'o Caht <!0~46 ot tht' cont•dtl ,1nct \h811 D4' torn1a l'la~ ctPt1>rm1nf'a th• on JutH' I !•l\ltl 'tleanMUSTSELL SIOred,llke new Call me CHEVY '87 CAVALIER THE CALL C0MPANY9261t8 ment '.l300 Ne!W POrl This t>us•neou •S ron 1"'""''''"""'''"tt1 1n lhl'gener111lvD•l'~i1 hnor11tt'\OI :'Uf\l\'t·dl"tHphn' 631-6000. • 118 S 14,000 6'2·2923 Convert ible Loaded 369 San Miouel r3 10 New· Thomas L Jacobs 207 Boult'varct p O Bo• 1768 Ouctflame ~1 Hvotin9t.o11 .Nell'WPOt t Bt'lltl'I C/4 ntWS ) P ... "''"'"'· .i •o Sadia ll\f'WO<t..4 to..tl&:tl!'•'1rml"<l 1 ... •H Jllll PORSCHE 9.44 l986. 5-$harp S7995' 65-0-207 4 Jenetlell aylor Inc Call· Beach CA 92648 9265~ , 768 T,:O re istraf'h 1 ,0,,., 22300 ot t"t> Puo•oe Co.,tract Cop,.5 ot 1r>t-sl' waoe r,m I W l 'tn11 Tt' It r l " 1 • White tin leather 1 sl>"d with cruise control --lorn1a 369 San Miguel This business ,5 con For IUl'lhe1 1nto•mo111on menced 1~ transact INS•· Cede ,.., ''"'l•J. t ,,,.1 cnn oe1erm1na1ton' •ntotlt'd 1 n 11 , , , l ' ,, u I 111 ,. owne't, 38,000 miles. i.r-White w..th black leather" DODGE '89 COLT •310 N8"'po•t S.ach Calll ctuctf'd I:>\ an •MMouat ull GiltJeo<t w009 Pro1f'Ct nt'S~ unde• tr1e .-Cl•t•OIJS t••n O•O••i. Of'I' ~""tttnQ PRE v "• L , N , \o\-A (, r II , u , , t , I d , .r vtee records. S 15.995 111ter1or AM/FM cusette 5 speed, ate. amt tm 92660 T ne registrant com-Manaoer •I 6U ·33 11 Business Namt'ie'• ••\led p nt> ~uccP~~tu1 tl•Octe< tol SCAl E a•I' "'•, 1, n,..d 11 ll.m-.t .. i d I • .°.\ 7141650·5914 Eves stereo Electric sunrool. cassette. u cellent cond , This 1>us1neu •S con menceo 10 transact 1>us1-Pu1111~ Or3nge co11s1 •DOvt on May. 1qQ() 1 su1:>s111utt' skuri11es ''" """' lhl' DISTRICT otltCf' '°'"'"'° .rnd ---• door locks. seats AIC $6200 272-3693 oucted by a torpora11on ness unoer the hC\lhous O&•lv P1101 Junf 1 5 1990 Glenn Tarvis monie~,. ,,,,...,,.., t)\ lht' °'' j•' Pv1ChH1n9 Ottpartmt'nt !\11nnu ol Tt '·'' DATSUN '73 2'0Z. no air. Alarm with remote Ex· DODGE •89 COLT The reg1strant1sl com-t>uS1nes.s name 0, noi~s f"T'>I< This steteme<•t ... a~ 'tied iri<:I 10 en~u•P 1't>tl0<••·1t\f\C,. ,-200P1~urs1 l il"'t' Hvnt 'l•'nllltt.d .,1 1,1, 1 , good car. $1500 OBO tended wauanty 36.000 Excellent cond lllon mt>nc4Hl to lr1nsact t>u"·1111ect •~on M&y 22 Wllht~Cc>unl\Cteri.ot O. f<toctef!"l'ront•&el notonBea h CA Q<'f'•~11nJ \\Ill t"' htld Juru 7 14/536-6070 miles E1tcellent con -SA900 FIRM 631_6283 ness unopr lhe Fic111tous 1990 P\8.IC NOTICE ange Couoh 00 "'"' 11 Eilcn 1>10 <.utom11ted 1t1 ere e .. at1 1t:lle 10 11n ... 1,1~11 1111111 \ '.\l .ii _O_A_T_S_U_N_'-81 280ZX d•llon Must Miii $15.000 s Business Nt1me(sl 1ts1eo Thomas L JKObS 1990 respense to th•S NOllC~ SMlll1nte<~ll"<I Ollrl~ IP."" ·~ 2K2 One owner Ei1cellent 0 80 832-6710 ___ Ml~ ta~ey above on Ociobef 1 t99e Thts statement was 1ti.o NOTICE -f~77S .onta•o "'" o.o •11'"' d<Jt' Quasi '"" Lontra .. 10• ~tt•• 1'1t ru 81 l•ll t '' l~ II cond $4200 080 POR-SCHE 944 ....... 1te. 5 LINCOLN 1989 Contlnen· Gregory A Call President w1ttt ll'>t' County Cleflt of Or· INVITIMG ltOI Put>l•~ Orangi' Coas1 au.ate !>llf'l'l•nQ sno""9 4"d post a cot>~ .>t lh•sdC>C"ttmeol Bi ,,,,d\\ ,1, l 'h,111, I 03 .. 11 tal S.nnature All options I This statement was filed •"""' County on May 25 Sf'ate<J t>tds may bl' re-Da"'-P•IOI May 22 ~ Junt> t:>• •t•"O or equivalent at eecn IOI> SJte Tnf Coo 11 ' R d c· (7141 731-344 1. 5'9·07 · IP . snrt . tan 1111. 60K m1 plus ··sunroof duel etr· With lhe County Cl@rlt ot Or· ·""-t990 Fua503 oeived 11 ine otti<:e 01 the 5 1'2 1990 methOd •o• ll>t' protl'Cf1on ol l•tclor eoo ally \u1Xo111to\c I lr f1>;1 "'·•' '"'·' ~TSUN 81 2801• all tiwy. e.11 conO . loadedl bags. CO Take over •no-County on M1y t 1 Pu1>1tsr>e<1 Orange Coast City Ctt"rt. lJOO Nl'Wpotl T .,n Ille ano timt) •n trenot>es anct tor unct('f 1 Sllail Ml not lf>n Mt-....i. L 9:.!h~7 111 EKc.IMlnt cond 1 OWnef' 5 S t0,000 673·7513. leue $601 40/mo Pr1. I t990 f4MIOI Da11y P1101 Ju~ S. 12 19 26 Boute•ard P 0 So\ t768 open e•cavtll•<'n ""ht<:h ,hlllll '"-" t~ ~iwc t1t>d P•1"••111nq tcrnwnt JI H 1\ t'l''ult 9')d. T-lops, bronze with vate party (2RFW339) Put>llSl\ed Orange Coast 1990 Newp orf B!'llrh CAI contorm10 pptic111>1esate1Yrates olw90i'Sto ""'°'~e<~ Nattt\n,11 L't-1111tt1" tan Jeath.er 1nterlot .... ,68•5 ,._ .. ,.6H:.5 U57 92659·t76811n11111ooam f>t&.ICNOTICE O<cte<' emo10ve<J 1nll'lf'l'\.-C1the>t1<'1 1 '.!ol4 0•1 \'.tn Butt'll (J. '"· u • .,_.,. ~.... Oa11y P1101May22 29 June on th• 141h d•~ 01 June Oowernln9 loerd. Ir· rnt>COf\ll 1 __ f'£ S4•300 84 •774 1 L-1-N-=c""'O_L_N '71 Conttnental 15. 12 1990 1990 a1 .,..h1ch time sue flCTITIOUl llUSINlll Sheff• Marcus. Clerk I No l>lddf'f m11 '"'''"dr w Rlvd R l\t•1-.1d1'. CA DATSUN '82 280ZX a --·-.. Ot 460 engine ·Runs good 1 ·'2• PUBLIC NOTICE b1d1 snall t>t! -'Pt'"N anCI NA• ITATIMlNT Puol•,'1f'<I O<M9e CQ&''i•'n~ btO lar • i-ioJ "'~·•~I Pit.'l"\'t' Bi·otht •1-. '"II Leattier T·IOP• Power "1aw --$l250 SEE 642-0567 rN<I 10< Tne lotl<Mo1ng persons are 0111t) P•tN Mn, lO Junt-., (801 Oays •lier '"" Clllt" Wt B d M e veryth l t'lg Stereo OUl PlllWllD AUTOS l't&.!C NOTICE 'ICTITtOUl llUSINlll Tttte of lltrofect: 1 IN· domg business as tCIOO 1r;;.r lhe 00~"1g (11 1>·~'" .roa wa~ o rtUM\ cauette,newbrakasand MERCURY 1969 Coug•r • NAMllTAnMINT SPIRA TION POINT & Lil· PREFERRED HEALTH· wroo4 4 peymetll btlflil """ 111 l •1'l.J M··~ DHt'<IO!t'-. "'"·custom rims Runs I 1 ~l' XR7. loaded. greal con· f1CTITIOUl llUllNlll ' Th11 IQllow1ng oer~• •r• TLE CORONA OVER CARE STAFFING SERVICE Mt.it NOTICE oeitorrnanc. bnnd '111111 t>f' 1':l•U ri42·9l.irl grMt. SA200 Cell Judy at •II AIW UJ I "71 , dlllon Best otter Call NAMI ITATWMINT doltl<J 1>us111ess as LOOKS. 2 CURB ACCES 115~5 Cotey Rtvfll C" S111te •f'qlllled poor lo 4tt-f'C'ut•on 'iiililli;i;iiiiiiiiii• s4o.eS83tdayt, •t\ BMW Jiit dlUI~ $Iv~ 497.5047 The lollow1ng persons are I OUANTUM TRANSCAIP AAMPS CONSTRUCTION E ,ounlaln Valley Coll! FICTITIOUS aUllNIH ol lhe controct ol'IJ l'lall l>ft II 8377 •tHIWl l~•lUl~l• ctoinoou•ineun TIONS. 1U4t Howland I N EASTBLUFF AN 92708 NAMllTATIMlNT '" lht' l(l•n'I fll l(lflh In lllt' ,#tit., (2131 430-l aves •ff tlllM 1~' l•IJAN THEILBAA MAKE ·1 Lane Hunt1n91on Beac;h HARBOR VIEW HILLS, J Jack An9t'IO C&t11no r11e 10110 .... •ng oors(lnS '" conl•ltl I IJ(l('Urnf>Olt .,.,., OATSUN1982280ZX2•2. '""""''~TO· UP CREATIONS (blMAKE· Cahl 926~7 $10£WALK CONSTRUC 192$1 Worclletlet ln Hunl· 001n nut1nf11i.sas rvr111111n1 l o Section .. 1111m~· Automatic , elr. power •II "'81 t;'WlilO/i UP CREATIONS ICJJAlll 0.bra le!Ql'I Mon1&ros TION IN CORONA OH MA 1ng1on Bfo.ch Ce1hl 92646 HiNNS EN TEAPRISES 2:>.'00 at thf' Publ•r Cont•8'1 ~.;;rm;;~--~ window•. m OOl'!root THIELBAR 178 15 Sli.y P•rll 16241 "40Wl•nd Lene Hunt· CCIMfect No •. 2741! How1110 Te,,es 19202 2030 Conllf'Pntal CoS1t1 Coott 1r>e contract'""" con Good condition ~.000 Cwcle Su•t• J Irvine Caltl tngton S.ach c.111 92947 lfttlneer't lell"'el•· s11aoy TrM Lene Long Mna CA 91~2~ ,.,,n J:"O~•S•C'I• l't•M•ll•ng S69·742fJ 92714 Jull(I Alfonto Esc>•nc>N °' $120 000 8f11Cll ca111 92713 w 1111am l'Oht(~ H41nn, ,,.. SU( ""'' blddH 10 p~ VllW Jan ThHtibar 41! Orallflt lo• MonlOfOS 162• 1 Howl APOtOvad by lhfl Cit Thia ~·••nesa IS con-2030 Con11n,.n1111 ro-ta sut>,ltlvlf' ~t"<;ul•ti.-• for AO\' ---M. PW HONDA 1oaf Accord LXI llS-ll?l Bly Ortwi Corona <1-4 Ma• and Lan• Ca11t 92647 Counc1l 1h1 li!th d•'r ot May <IUC1t<S bv c:o-pannen Mfl a C'A 9,8,. mo"'" w11hhf'ld rr.. the D> c.m...,.,. • MorlllM'f Hetcllb•c:k, autom•Uc: Celtt 9262~ • I lh1i t>usineu •• con· 1990 l ne r•v•strantlsl com lhlf buitnf'n , con uoc1 10 f'f'IU•• N"'O<"'•~ Cl\tloel. Crematory ..._ v«Y ClaAn 521< &AA AUTO llMl Ol. Th.. t>ut•nt a •• con· duelecl by llVU>llft<l And .ite WANDA L RAGGIO. C fM'1Ced lo transact 0u.. Ouct9d I>\' •n •nd•~u.tt undt'lt ,..,. ccmtr.ct 3$00 .,8Ctflc v-Ori.. m 1 tea S 8 , 7 O O l~ OUClttm•ll~ 1nl ......., 9'eCfl 714440.5251 SMTA AM AUTO Kl Ol.OS .. OBILE •EOENCY T~ r11111•1rant1s1 com· menc.o 10 trM1sact t>usc. P.~tt~ ~•ma 81AJ1~u NttMft41l ue1ed ~~ 10 1, n 1 tlu1I· ·~.-10 1111t Notic• llh•" ..._ """"'r,...., (SS) ... " menctld 10 transect Outl ne s undtllf the F'!Cttll()Ut °'>ftlil\ one M1 o4 tl40 oocu at>O ... on June I ·~ ""' uncter .,... h ""~' ronl"'" '. ht<l 1111" &cle-1, ............ ~ HYUNDAI 1117 E•eall OL at (... . SaMa AN BA 0 UGH AM 19 8 8 MM under the ric111tout Butmeu Name(al hlted mer11t at l10 cost at ine olflC' Jec:1t A CMI no bvltlff'" nam40 ot ""~' Q1111t• ll'!Hting lhOf•OQ ~ ;1 Wfllte. •-dO<>r. 5-fPM(I IOadtG 1 OWflel nt!W 9"· 8u11nesa Neme<tl htl•dl •~on N A ot ltle P\;bl< Worka ()epart Thia •t•lement wu hlecl llllt~ •t>Ow on May 2-. t"•c1t19 or eQu1velen1 tow ~. AC. new . 1 g 1ne 69 000 rn1lu abOYe on Fet>t"'a"' 1989 0.bl Mont1ro• men I 3300 Newpd1 W1th the County Ctert. Of Or· 1~ tNtthNI 10< "'9P.Ot«tiono4 bfalf .. , hc.tlent con-... .... i '1 e 0 0 18 2 . e J 0 e Jan Th.-lbM I fhtl stat...,.,, WN tt.lecl ~d p 0 eo, lfte •• County on M• • 19t0 W•llilm HaM hi• .,,,11rrn1:11n lf~Ms and d4tl0n M141t Mii S4.200 GA~T SELECTION ol 90 2T3·94S·92~ dllys fh•t •••l•menl WH hied ""''"the C(lvnty c~ of Or• N••POfl 8Utl'I C A ,...., Dll&.. tl1'80W'1 Wll bl*l~nt'•tl .. all(W'I wtll(".!!.,.sfl .. ;;.+t·---9"•"'1-.... iN .. J- 151.1111 lltttlr' ~ Ranoe 1'c>V9'S pl Y M 0 U T M I 9 8 6 With llitl'C"oun1y Clef o-ror I = Q)V M9Y ?1. 16 t. t 6a bh -0.3"9f' -CO. I w11n the Cnunty Clf'flt Of Or can ~m fo " Nlely HYUNDAI '16 OCEL gold •lfllT •1111 Cara¥'91 .. Turbo lotd.0 •1!99 County on May,~ 1 NI ca:~~:8'o.i~~~~ ~:$Pl~.;:'~ IS n 1t tnOe Covl'lt~ ;~ ~~.:, ot::.n.1,. hef~. .,. h•tChblc:k 4 epead H• W ...... .., 4111 m•W\ta1nal'IC.e records. Put>11"*1 0r•l'l08 C0et1 P\it>lllNCI Oraf'I08 CoMt Man~ at I .&• l t t Publ•Jon.d Or~ 1 ...... -· C..... OOOd COl'ldltlon One n, .. ,. •k.Cett•nl cond1t 1on Deily P1101 M1y IS 12 29 0..ty PtlOt May ~ J\lne & PvbllaMd OrenfP Colltlt Cl ·~ 1 ·~ .. I C)laee to 0.lfy PtlOIJul\9 S 1' 10 ~· 1 Put>llaMcl Or_,'98 Coul OWf* '3000 090 ~ ~ S3.HO 252·8205 dlyt. 1 Juoe & 1990 12, 19 tt90 Deily Piiot J'--1 5. 1tt0 aov.Ml9ll tot" home~ 1990 ~ D P110t M1~ 0 JUI'$ 5 S.0.9381. 9"'91 72S.oe41 838·6614 •vea/wknds T ·di ru tt _ , ~ ~ _ • wtoo -~----------'---- • / • < .. • llO'laOP ... IC ... •11 l'Oll TMI "'10NIS "lt111F7*1t ol ~ DD919""sl•l=M11Mlt ObjlCthee WI PIGll __. U. ol ' for the Community 0.. ''°""'"' 8loClk Gm llP,Wllogi-•8"' ... . 111C).81 Aeclll v.. " NOTIC~ 18 l4P'EIV GIVEN tMI the City Councl of thi aty of Coeta .._. • hcild e pubic hMrtng on June ti. tMO, to cooelder pubic commenta and tpprowit the ptopoeecl .. ......_.. of CoftwMlnlty Develeipnent ~Md Propoeed UM of Funcle" fot the C°""""""Y D9t llDP'f*'t BlockOtant ~ogram...tll0-81 Fi.c.t YMI. Oller the PMt YMf9, the City h• wottc~ dlllgently to mMt tta Obfeetlwe '*'..,.,.. to C°""""""Y Deulasiment and t4oullnQ. Tho Obleet"'-•• • foltows: ' 1. To further felt hoUalng by provtdlng deeent and Mle houllrtg lot ell MOl'l*'t9 of the oo.ftmunlty Including: low end modef•to lncome farnKlee and lndMduall. the elderty, and the twdct111ped. 2. To pre>Mlt bllghtlng lnftuenoae end detorlor•tlon ol hou9in0. ne6Qhbottlooda. end community fadlltlee. 3. To prOYide public W'Vlcee for the specialized need1 of tho handlcaipped, oklorty, end low lnoome penon1 and tamlllee. 4. To lnwstlg•t• end deYetop new Pfograme wtilch can Ulltt tho City In metttng ltt hOullnQ Meda and obJectlY91 .• 5. To provide technical •nd financial ual11an<:e to quallflod homeowwoora to encourage the rohablllt•tlon of existing tlou9'ng unite. 8. To retain• qualified"•" In order to provide adequ•t• MrVlcee and echleYe all ol tho prevtouety moritk>nod obJectlvee. l'IKAL YIAR 1tl0-t1 APPLICATION Tho Community Development Block Gr•n1 for Co.ta Meu wtll bo llPPfO•lm•tefV SEVEN HUNDRED SEVENTY-FOUR THOUSAND DOLLARS ($774,000) IOf llecal year 1890-91. 8otowt aro propooed •llocat1on1 tor uM of tho COBG Grant fund• for consldetetlon and llPPfOYal by the City COuncil et a public mooting June 18, 1990. Admlnlatratlon Public Service Programs Hou9'ng Rehabllltatlon $1~.800 114,900 185.780 117.300 Nelght>ortipod Improvement Program Houllng end Community Development/ Land Acqullltlon 201.240 TOTAL The lollowlng further explains the approved allocatlon of the SEVEN HUNDRED SEVENTY-FOUR THOUSAND DOLLARS ($774.000) grant: Admlnlatf•tlon· These funds will be used lo retain • quallfled staff to edmlnlstor •nd o~ ... the Implementation and operation o f the Community Development Block Gr•nt program• In accOfdaneo with Colla Mesa's oblectlves. Of thlt cost. approxlm•tely 37 pef'cent Is Mt u lde for Indirect co1t1. Addltlon•lly, funds to suppor1 the F•lr Houllng Council are allocated from Admlnl1tratlon. l'ubllc a.nic. Progrema • Funds will be allocated to qu•llfying Public Serv~ Ag41nclea to provide City-wide services to meet the specialized needs of the elderly, hendlc•Pl>ed. and low to moder•te Income pef'sons and lem1Ues In keeping w ith Objective 3 above. Houelng Rohabtllt•tlon -Low and moderate Income residents are ellglble on • City-wide b•ll• to •pply tor low Interest loans or deferred payment loans l o rehabilitate their homes. Thia program hu been ongoing for several years and continues to improve the housing stock of the City. T}lls program meets Objectives 1, 2. 4. and 5. · Notghborhood lmpro .. ment Progrom (NIP -In accordance with ObJecllve 2. NIP funda wlll be used to prevent blighting influences and deterioration of housing, neighborhoods, end community feclllties. Houetng and Community o. .. lopment· Funds designated 10 this category will be used to meet the Housing and Community Development needs of Costa Mesa on a City-wide buls In accordance with Ob,ectlves 1, 2. and 4 above '• Addltlonally, the City of Costa M esa has rece1Yed a Section 108 loan whtch ts a 1oen against future COGB funds. Funds are for housing and community development In accordance w11h ObJectlve 2. Program lnconM • Loans paid back and interest earned on the bank account are Program Income. These funds have ~n designated for Housing Rehabllttation loans Currently. the account has S 128,494. It is estimated 11\al five (5) loans ($50 .000) may be paid back during the 1990·9 t year RNlioc.tlen From Peet Yeare • That the C11y Council reallocate unexpended fund s from p•sl projects· REALLOCATION OF CDGB ALLOCATIONS 1117 . 1llO Commercial Rehab1htat1on "4~ & C.Q/UIIWll.l.1¥ D.e.v~!J.11 Land Acqu1s111on Housing Rehab11t1a11on Unapprop"ated Entitlement Unclassll•ed Funds (Housing & Community Oeve1opmen11 Housing) TOTAL Housing & Community Development/Housing Housing & Community !fevelopmentt Land Acqu1s1t1on • r -· TOTAL Commercial Rehab1hta11on Housing & Commun ly Oevelopmenl/ Land Acqu1s111on TOTAL ·Construction o t the Senio r Citizens Center $415.420 294,730 298.684 191.166 100,000 s 1,300,000. $200.455 1224.ooo·· $53.773 30.227 114.ooo··· ··To renovate Palace Avenue between 20th Street and Hamilton ···To renovate the Vehicle Parking D1str1ct Lot between 19th Street and M agnolla SUMMARY All current and past pro1ects meet al least one o t 1he nat1ona1 obtecttves which are to benefit tow/moderate tncome persons, prevent slum and bhghl. and meet urgent needs A l least 60 percent of the 1990·91 funds will be spe nt on ac11v1t1es thal benefit low to moderate income persons "?:he City of Costa Mesa cer11hes 11 will mfn1m1ze displacement by COGB ac11v1t1es. conduct ti s acliv1t1es 1n conformance wtlh the federal ctv1I "ghts law s. alhrmat1vely further lair housing, provide citizen part1c1pa11on opportunities as outlined in the Housing and Communit~·DeYelel"'··· ment Act ol 1987. ancJ not use assessments or fees to reco ver capital costs of COGB-ass1sted pubhc improvements Displacement of persons may occur wnen fulure land acqu1s111on takes place If d isplacement does occur persons d1sptaced would receive compensation. comparable housing. or business reloca11on in accordance w ith Calllorn1a Relocation A ssistance Law 1260 et seq on Ille in the office of Housing and Community Development Room 5 14. 77 Fair Drive. Costa Mesa. California The City has developed a Community Development Plan. as required by HUD This plan 1s ava1tabte to any resident. and 1den11hes Community Development and Housing needs and ob1ect1ves and strategies for obtaining these goals The C11y Council appointed an Ad hoc Citizens Committee 10 review the proposed grant fund allocations The Ad hoc Committee met May 24. and May 29 1990. to lormulate recommendations regarding the grant fund allocations lor City Council review and action A Pubhc Hearing on tn1s matter w111 be held by the City Council on June 18 1990, at 6:30 pm , al 77 Fair D"ve. Costa Mesa Residents ol Costa Mesa are invited 10 offer their w ritten comments regarding Costa Mesa's use of CDGB funds for flscal year 1990-9 1 and reallocation of unexpended funds Please submit your comments by June 15, 1990 to Barbara Surges. Administrative Assistant. Housing and Community Development Post Office Box 1200 Costa Mesa Ca~torn1a 92628 · 1200 llerbera L. Surge• Pubhshed Orange Coast Daily Pilot June 5. 1990 AT COSTA M ESA, CA LIFORNIA INOi• -=-"m'lfallill' Mntt•• 1 11 :ftlm• r ~MU ,,_........ ..lfall JT .......... ~.-b ~:';=.-:.':;a.::·: ~~ramn~1=:yw.~:: NOT1c~'t.1RHY CAii NO. A11t-..,.,. eomp.,, • c.1-~ ... a w MM ..._, .,_ Ctr011 Co111a GNllll ._ • laercl of T .. ....._ totf'lle corpoteno" H Ll8T*GI. tMI ......, CA_. · ld111c11tr of • ......., • a.;=~~~0'41!~'9~-Tr1nt ... or lu"oHor A• .... 0-~. ,.... D HefNln· ~ .... ~lctloolDlllrie:I Jt~ 0t lllabltiMM MllL.Ctll.12111 lroall eo.a ..._ Of °'~ County will ,.. --· Trueaoe. of tNt cenelf'I Deed ~ I Wllon, t CA.... ' --........ UIJ'• t:00 ... -:.. :. =·=-~ .:,...'*':: =-..::c::-.t.*· ~ =-~::..COi\· ~.;,~.~~=:e ~= AMloPETP. ~ jelnel\M. hueOend Md..... Thie bullAW ll oon· Ttle reel1trent eom· ra of Mid SchOOI Oleeilel, l'TION ·-been Md reooteltd Novefft• IS. dueled by. en lndMdt.al INf'IOld to treneec1 ~ IOc:Mod et 2H6·8 hat E~lnPA .. 1TA=, E. 1918, • lrmrument No. Tiie rotillrent(tl ~ ,._ under tt1e fictll'°"' Street, Coete MeM, CA at-eott35 of Oftldel Ae-Meft09d to .,....... ~ ...,..,... name or nemee tM2t. et -"left time Mid of~ c:ordt of <>renee eour,ty, noee urlOef lll9 'tcillloul llMod ebCW9 on Mey 26. bide w1t1 be public:ly °'**' ORANGE. c e11torn1a. 8nd weuont to luelnee• Nemte•> 111tod "'° Md reed tor: Tt4E ·-· PAPETT ICfTIONIA.. IMt oert•ln Nola of Defeull eoow Oft: Mey ''· '"° "°"" o. H.,.,,.,, PLUMBING MATERIALS •-TAIC !K'. tl'IOroundor r.eofded Febr\I· AotMwt I . Wtleorl TNI "elemetll w .. flied A• bide we lo be In ec- EE be aippoinlld M 11Y 28. lttO, u lnelrumenl Thie elelorNnl WM flied .nt1 IN County Cieri! of Of· c:ordenct ..,ith Condlllont, ,........ !hat JOHN K. IDldllNll r~•llll9 oflO No. 90· 106M8 of Ot1lc:lel with IN County Cletll of Of· .,. County on Mav 29, ln11rvc:t19M end Spoc:lfl· DOIDGE bl eppolu•id • tlf .,. ...... Records ol Mid County . .,._ enee County on Mey t5, tHO ,.._ c:111on.• wtlic:h 11• on file In pet90nel ,...... .. 11119 IO dle9dent. under and purev1n1 IO Mid '"° Pvblllhod Ofenee CoMI IN offlQo OJ IN Pufc:ti.-ing .,_ ...... of THE ...._ PETrTION Deed of Truet Mil 11 public ,., .. O.llV Piiot June 6, f2, It. 21. l)l(ector ot Uicl School Dlt--d9clldtnt ,.queall u• dlcedlnr1 t uc:llon IOI C:Hb, tewful Pvbllshed Oflnge Coest '"° trlc:I. "86·8 ..., s1r .. 1, THE . PETrTION :L~--~~y. money ol the United Slit• Delly Pllol Mey 22. 29, June T5M COiie Moee. CA t2126. ._ dlcedlnra ,..~. of Amer1c1. • C:Hhlor'1 5. 12, tHO Eecil 8l<ldef mutt tubt'nll L Md codclll, I MY ~ .. -:!! ~ chec:k p1y11>1e to 11ld T·528 W NOTICE · 1bldde90lilln th0f0tm of1. ~ IO ~ ' •• •A -"" Trustee drawn on a ttate 0t .. _ Mft Corllflecl Ot Cethler'• Ctledt e d :1-fl ~ ~~In f'9 fie i...,. ~~=~y !'s':!ie ! =~ '9C= :!:... . '~A=-.r ::. ~l ~ ·:,.:,~j x.mn.tion In N .. i...,. THE ~rTION credit union, or a c:hecic ........ IT"'_._ TN lolloWlng portorlS are the Bid, mode payable to the !ho court. ~II • 10 drawn 1>y a 11111 or ledefal -.. '_ .. ' tlullnell orel« of Newport-Meu l.Jnl.. THE PETrTION r the ........ vtngt and k>tn aMOCla· TN~,,.::::'"°"' ere do::lNRY'S ELE~TRONICS. lied School Olttrlcl In IN II •u.thcriY to =._.!.'9...__ 1~1 E ldellt tlon. or N vlngs bank spect. "°t'Po 0 S H 1 PY A R 0 788 w. ltlh Slr .. I, COiia ewnt of refuNI or failure lo lactmrillitw fie ....._ -·-· O ...... lled 1n section 5102 ot the Mola, Callf 92927 enter Into IUc:h Contract, the the lnd.l~tldelll Act. (Thl9 •ulhorily .. F1n ancla l Code and SAUSAGE COMPANY, 251 Ettneeil F Oeghlgt} 18222 Mc:urlly of an untuc:Cft9ful IAl'lrnill.....,,.tlon of &ailoa alow ~ ~ ..... ~ authorized to do business In ~a:~· C;~~ D, Boach 81Yd. Hunilngton 81ddef eflalt be returned (Thia ~ .. ,....n -this s1a1e at lhe main en· ·-...,..... • 8oec:tl Calif i 2&4e within a reetonabte porlOd, the ~ "*'ti_ llCtionl ~ trance to First Ame<lean Jemes S Ogntbene. Aid ' J p s' h but m no event "'911 that ... pr...,,... IO .._ a.t;\ .. ~ ~· Title lnsuran~ Company ~!r1~2928:o Green, El T'ofo 4181 '~omotte~"cJ. ~~~e: ourity be held by the 011111ct Kton. ~ i.-!_1-'V oe 'llet'f located at t 14 East F11lh Thomas Fasni 523 oe11Calll 92714 beyOnd 1hcty (801 days trorn ta COUf'l ~· ~ the = Street. tn lhe City of Santa V dO S C~t Calif Thi• butlnest 11 con· the time the eward Is made. 11m,,,.,tan C9f1ain 'llet'f ,.pr 'taUvo Wll be Ana, C11!1om11 all tl'lat right. 9;;72'· an •· · ducted by• a generet part· No t>ldder may Withdraw t ~ '*":' to glw nob IO !Ille and interest conveyed Thll busmen 11 con· ,_.nip 1'11s Bid for a period of lortY· hliWllWf, the ~ Inter led ,_.___ to 1nd now held t>y It under duc:ted b 1 rt· The registrant(s) c:om· five (45) days after lhe d•I• epr-.nlatfvo ff be • ~ ,._ said Deed ot Trusl tn the Y • genera pa monc:od 10 transact t>utl· set tor the opening thereof rod to glw nob 10 ~:!t ':~ ~ properly S1tulled tn said ne~:p rt0istrant(S) c:om· nosi under the FlclihOUI The Board ot EdueatiOn ol ter•led ~ ""'99 action) The ~ County 1nd S111e described manced t 1 1 I> II· Buiinen Nime(a) lliled ll'le New(>on·Mest Untiled hey haw wellled nob Of · "...._ as 0 ranaac: u bo . M 21 1990 School District r...,.... the led to the Pfopoeod adnWniStr•tlon •uthoflty ALL THAT C EAT A 1 N ""' under the Fictitious • 119 :1· •Y • right to re)eet any or all Bid• action) T...._ ·n~~ t wll be granted unlHI •n LANO SITUATED IN 'THE Business N1me(s)-listed A.J. ourdanesh f and not neensarily KGOPI · ,,. ~,._, inlofested pet80f\ filee an 1bove on NA Thia atatemenl wes lled adlrinlilrallon ·~ oOjecllon to the ib STATE OF CALIFORNIA, Jemes s. Ognibene with the County Cllfk ol Or· the lowelt Bid, 1ncs to waive ii be granted unlHI an .,..., a.._:ul:! pet COUNTY OF OR ANGE. CITY Thi 1 1 1 filed ange County on May 2 t any Informality or lrregulerl· interested ... _,., .. ..,_ cause OF COSTA MESA. DE· s I 8 emen was 90 • t In an 81d received obiArb'I t": ~why the lhould not SCRIBED AS FOLLOWS with the Counly Clerk of Or· 19 y NIW~ftT-IHIA UNI• ~ ,........_.., gtMI lhe auf\otity. OT 39 OF TRACT 0 a09e County on April 23. '411710 .. ..v. D 1 •tcT .J and shows oood caueo A HEARING !ho L N · ~90 Put>hshed Or1nge Coast f•D ICnvvL I Tn .,. why the courf lhould not -1111on ill ... _ ~ 2387. AS SHOWN ON A , ...... Deily Pilot M1y 29 June s °'""' C41U11ly granl the llUltuvltu ""' w ... ,_, on MAP RECORDED IN BOOK 2 19 990 . . ....,... L. ..... ~, DI· A HEARiNci''· on lie Jun. 14, 1990 el 1 :45 70 PAGE 33 OF MIS· Published Orange Co811 1 • • 1 T reclot of '-cllaelntl ,Md lition Wiii be held on P.M. In ~I. 3A localed at CELLANEOUS MAPS. AE· Dilly Piiot May 22, 29. Jun ·550 W•lfl••lftt, IM-Gf7 ~ ~I 1990 •t 1 ·45 700 Civic c.tllof 0ttv. CORDS OF ORANGE S, l2, 1990 Dated: M1y 24. 1990 P.M. In Depl 3A localod et :~; Sana Ana. CA COUNTY CALIFORNIA Pllll.IC NOTICE Put>hstled Orange Coasl 700 Civic Cenw or+v. If YOU OBJECT TO EXCEPTING THERE· IUMMONI Daily P1101 May 28. Junes. w%\ Sana Ana, CA the granting or the petition. ~~?~oL~~~ cri'.!"J>E BRO~. Ml.IC NOTICE ~~:1~i'f'o oJUOtEFE~loA~l T 1990 • M-9 u1 IF YOU OBJECT TO you should appear al "° ASPHAL TUM.ANO ALL KIN: FICTITIOUS 9UllNlll H r . . hearrt_g and state 'fO'~· OREO SUBSTANCES ANO NAiii ITATIMINT (A\lito • Aeusaclo) JOHN the g~"i:P of the peltU:. obl8c11c>ns "' hie wntter. OTHER MINERALS UNDER Tht! fotlow1ng pefSOns are DOYLE. CALCO ROO TY Pllll.IC NOTICE r!".-appear al obteCllons With the court ANO IN SAID LANO EX· dO<ng business as LINDA WARD KRIKOR~N ob~t:,ns and =.. 1t:'' betore the heanng. Yoor CEPT THE RIGHT TO USE EM'S KITCHEN. 270 E 1.ka LINDA WARD DOES 1 FICTITIOUI 9USINEll ob,.... ~ wn n appearanoe may be "' ANY PORTION OF THE 17th St Costa Mesa Ca.Iii TO 10 NAiii ITATIMENT bei:llO:. wtth the court person or bY. your aHomey_I SURFACE Of THE LANO 92627 · YOU ARE BEING SUED The I0110w1ng pe<sons.are '!ranee hearing Yoor YOU MAY EXAMINE FOR DRILLING OPER-Mary Oolph1n-H1ley 2063 BY PL~INTIFF IA Ud leesta dOlfl9 1>us1ness as =~ 0 by may 1~ the file kept by the court "I A T IONS MINING OR Tusun Ave E Costa Mesa demandandol MARGARET (a)NEOTOO !t>)NEOTOO IF YOUyouA~E·-~ you ate . •a petaon OUARRY ING OF ALL C111t 92627 P WARD MARILYN ANN I NTERN A T I 0 NA L CREDITOR OI 1nlefested "' the &stale, KINDS INCl UOING BUT This 1>us1ness IS con· WARD I c I N E 0 T 0 0 IN T ER. oonhngent aedtOI of ~ yoo may hie with the court NOT EXCLUSIVE OF OIL ducted t>y an 1n.d1v1dual You NH 30 CALENDAR NA Tl ONA LE (d lDEZEIN deoeased flle a tormal ReQuest tor WELL DRILLING OIL DE· Tne 1eg1s1r1nt($) com-DAVI •"•r lt\11 "'"',,,_ HOUSE (l)OESIGNS IN yoor ciMTI y~ ~· utt Soedal Nola ol the M"'Q VELOPMENT MINING OP· meoced lo lranuct busJ· .. NfWd Oft rou lo n1e • TYPE. 930 w 161h SI Su11e and mail aWtcopy tocolhe o( an inventory ana ERATIONS TOGETHER ness under lhe F1ct1t1ous typewrlllen re1pon1e at 0·2. Cosla MeSI Call! al . appratsal ol &Stale assets WITH THEUSE OF SAIDI Business N11me1s1 1ts1ed tMI court. 92627 =~led :pr::nlatlV~ or .o' any pebltOn or SURFACE FOR OIL WELLS at>ove on May 21 1990 A letter or pfloM c:afl •Ill Toad R J Fulleflon. 32 ,., Wtllln fOYr ~ths w~ aoo<>unl 8S proYlded 1n TANKS TU~mELS MINING Mary Oolph•n·Haley not PfOIKI rou: rour type· Iris Ave . C0tona del M11 lhe dale of first IS6uance 01 section 1250 of the E x c Av AT 1 o N s o R Tn1s s1a1ernen1 wu !tied wrltteft roeponM mu1l be Cahl 92625 ~-~--r-aea -Caltlom.a-P.roNi.Gode-A 'SH~FIS PROvlOE'O" . ~~~of()T' -~ ..... ..,_....,.. fttTr1:Jus~s-con· secllOn ~.~ ov of ti" Requ~t lor,Soecial Notlee EVER rHE SAME SHALL ange County on M1y 21 went the c:ourl to tleer rour ouc:ted t>y 1n mcs1v1dua1 Callfomia Probate Codee form is available lrom the NOT BE CONSTRUED TO 1990 c:.M. The reg1str1n11s1 com· The t f fT . court cierll PROHIBIT SLANT DRILL· F457UI " '°" do nol Ille rour menced to 11ansect l>uS•· wil ~7':x.~e 1~Vor;&a,':S AttOfnoy fOf P9tltlonor: ING OR SUCH OTHER OP-Puo11sned Orange Coast rHponM on llme, rou m•r ness under the F1ct1t1ous monlhs from the heann~ Wllllom lt. Shu~ EAA TtNS WHICH IN NO Daily P1to1 Mav 29 June s loM ttle c: .... end rour Business Nametsl 11st1d date noticed above law Onlcet Of A. 0. WAV USE OR IN A,NV WAY 12 19 1990 WlfOI, m-r and IPfop-lbove on April I. 1990 . Shupe AFFECT THE SURFACE T-~45 ertr m•r be lakeft. ltloul Toda R J Fullerton they?~ lie ~AbY t~XAM~NTI 333 Civic Center Or. RIGHTS OF '>AtD LANO further Wefnlng from the Thts s1atement was Ille<! 1 P Y. cou Wotl ANO WHIC.H oo NOT PtJ8llC NOTICE c-l. wllh lhe County Clerk ot Or · you afe a pefSOn Santa An• CA 92701 fNTFR SAID l ANO AT A There.,. ottler "9•1 , .. 1nge County on Mly 11. tntefestedf ~n lhe It) estate. Orange Coast Daily Piiot POIN t LESS THAN 500 NOTICE qulremenle. You "''' want 1990 you may 11 Rlh e court May 29 30 June 5 1990 rFFl H) <;A10 <;lJRFACE INVITING 9101 lo cett '" eltorner rlfhl ,..,..,. ~ ~~olloe e~~ fih~r · · '"' fh· •• 1 ... ,.1 ,1oares~ or St>aleO D•dS may t>e •e· •••r. If rou do not llnown Put>hSIJied Or4nge Cout or an inventory anS •>lhr•• •mmnn OM .. qnalron cerved al lhe office of lhe .,, 111orner. ,OU mar call an 0111ly Pilot M11y 22 29 June ap°'aisal .of estate assets PU8LIC NOTICE 111 '"'" v•o perly is C11v CIP1~ 3300 NewPOr1 altomey referrel l«Vk• or 5. 12. 1990 r I 110•1•"'..,l 1 ,.,. (>IH Se<>-tBOulevdrO P 0 Bo11 17611. a legel eld offtc.e llleted In T-526 °'Ont~~~~~ FICTITIOUS BUSINESS .. 1e t.0~1aMt>>.lLA ~.,..por t BP•Hh C A IMPflOMbooll). llOn l2~ ol the NAME ST A TEMENT Na,,.,. '"'I.I .. o.t1.-~s ,.1 me 92659 1768 unhl I 1 00 am Delpue1f de que le In· ahlomia Probate Code A. '• • ' "r 1 ; ,., ·• • ''''I '"'"P"<•.1·~ al .... 110..erequest on ,,,,. l'iH., o.1y nl June ::.:T:" :•• cltaclon fu· Request lor Soecial N 1 J • 1 , • • , lh" ~.1 " ., '"''"<! c 1nf1•1CIP<l 1990 al .... nich 11me such inl Ilene un ptuo onT1 IS available lromo ~= ,.., I ... : I,... ~8 r I. o ... I "' " II,. HI0\>~1b•d·· ~1'111 t>e Cll"'""° 11nd de 30 DIAi CALENDARIOI Fl~!:~.:A~=~· rtcklf"IL fl• C :.:.1 MP,,1 c.;11o1 r>•nr"'"• iri. 1,. Ohlunea rt'aolor para pre1enl1r un• Anorno for Petitioner· ')d. It•\ "'<l"' l••·ri im•· ,. ""t· Tiiie of Profect: TRAFFIC retpuetla eecrlta • m• Tne totlow1ng i>eftonS are A L .. Adeir · Hl'•llt'•t N ''l'"'' F-100 fo ,,.,1 '' ,,, ,.,,. '"'"~'l!ry SIGNAL INT ERCONNECT quln• en"'' c:orte. dOlng t>usmess as 12CJ1 Dove Sl 1nger Hu111or p 1tn !11 1r 1 w1111on 10 11 ly• ,,00 ""' !otst ON JAMBOREE ROAOI Une carte O una llamade DIVERSIFIED ACCEP· Suile 370 · Ca111 'l;?(,4 • I' ,, 1. ·•' , 111,, ni•t •• FROM BAYVIEW WAY TO letefonlca no le ofrec:er1 TANCE 2705 W Coast fMwpoft Beech CA r~.. r "'''"'"s ,, cnn , 1 1 , ,..,·1 1 .. m.iae BIRCH STR£fT swotec:clon: •u rHPM19la Highway Ne~porl Beacn 9262"7 • tl1JCIP<l 1. ,, 1.,,,,,11 .-.. 1• r• ,, n••t,,,.,n1 0, ""'" Contract No .. 2817 eec:rlta• maquln• thtne que A 92663 Ora e Coast Dail Pilot 11, ,, 1 ,,. ,, • r<rn ,,1ni~ P•O•ess or ompheO as Engineer'• Eitlmete: cumpllr c:on la• ~or· 111s Harway 27415 Sea· M ~ 30 J ~ 1990 mt''1Ct'll 111 11 111• ,, 1 1 ,,.,, 10 1111• P'''"""''"'" or en S:l4 000 00 m •I I d• d •I 1 e g a e • ape Capo Beacn CA av · · une · 1 t'h '"''"f "'" r 11.ltltl•u\ t1m1ur.111<.o:~ 10 !o.ll•i.ly me Approved by 111tl Cr1y •Pfoplada• 11 ualed quiet• 92664 H••~'"'''" N ,,... •• ,~1 ""'"<! '""·•••! n 11.1nr•• rtuf' 011 ttie Counc1l 1hrs :?91n day ol May qu. la corl• eecuctle au This t>usmess is con . • movP 0,, M.iv 11! 11v10 nolf! or nolf'~ ~f'Curea Dy 1990 c•'1fl aucteo l>V a llmoted partner Ht••IJ•••I" Wo11111c• <1111<1 Of'efl nl 'Tru'>I 10 wil I WANDA E. RAGGIO. City SI Ulted no preMnle IU shop FICTITIOUS BUSINESS This 51811\•1'<'•11 w11~ toll.'C1 S& f.41~ 88 pl11~ 1he tntlowongl Cl1tk roepuo91a • li.tnpo. puede I The regislr an1 com- NAME STATEMENT ""'"' 1rw <''"''"'I.Im~ ril Or t>sl1rn,1lf'CI ro~t., P4Pt'l'ISP5 Prospec11ve 1>1daers may perdef el c:.eo.' le pueden menced lo 1ransac1 bus•· r n•• tollo.,..mQ pe• son'> .11.. ang" <.our> Ly n11 M<1y 2 1 I ana 11av.Jnc.e~ ,1t 1,.,,. lime (JI I 0111111n one se1 01 t>id docu· quller tu IOlarlo, 1u dlnoro ness under lhe l1cllllous ,,,,,,0 1 """'''~~ il'> t990 lhP 1nrio.tl puOl•c.tlion ol ino~ menlS al no cosl al the olloce r olra1 co111 de eu .t>usmess name 01 names rA~.•M)N fAlf~L AllNORY f4S1787 j Nnltl "olS..tl« S125460 of lht1Put>hc.Wo1~s Oeparl· PfOpleded eln ••leo ecll·'hSled above on M1y 20 I'. ORV CLEANERS 570 W PuUllV1t••I 01 .1nq<' (..<111\11 NOTICE TO me111 3300 Newport cton1lporperledelacort.e. l990 1<11h St Co~11 Mt>\,1 (.,1111 0.111~ P1lnt M.1~ ;•n lunl' 'i PROPERTY OWNER BoulevMCl P 0 Box 1768, E1l1ten Olrot raqul11lot Ins HarW<I) •.1.:1,;-; 12 19 1990 YOU ARE IN DEFAULT Newporl Bt"il Ch C A "9•1e•. Puect. que Ulled This stalt'ment was filed Ronald c w.111 lt87" r ~4td UNDf RA DEED OF" TRUST 9:?65<! 1768 qulere ,,.,,.., a un eboeedo .. Ith lhe Cd<Jnly Cit'•~ of Or· Huron Ln I M• r,,,.,,t I D.A Tf [I APRIL 5 1989 UN· For lu•1t11•1 onlorm.thon lnrnedlat-te.llnocon· 1nge Coun1y on M1y 25, C.ahl 92630 l £.5~ '0U TAKE ACTION call Jorn B1.inl1<1 Pro1ec1 oce 1 un abo9adc1, puede !990 F~505 Trwo; thJ'>tnPs , , rn•• PUBLIC NOTIC[ TO r'RfllFC'T vOUR PROP· Manager at 644-3344 ll•mar a un -•lc:lo de ref· Put>llsned Or11nge COHI Cl.J~!Pd by a• 111d•••O.,.i1 fRT'I" 11 MAV BE SOLO AT Put>hSlle<l Ofnnqe Coasl erenc:I• de ebogadot 0 e Daily Polol June 5 12 l9 26 T11e reg"""' t ,1 , nn1 FICTITIOUS BUSINESS A PIJEll •C SALE tF YOU Dail~ Pilot June I S 1q90 UN oftc:lne de aruda ::!el l990 mPnCefl 10 '''""·l ei 1>us1 NAME STATEMENT tj((O /4t.j EXPLANA TION FTStS (WH el dlrec:torlo le•· T5SS n,..,.. tOOf'r "I ',,'•'•OU .. I Tl'•I toll ''""'l I>•"•'"'"' .... o r I H( NA I u Rr OF THE fonlco). Bu!t•""'~ "',m,.1• 1 h~lea au1n9 tJu~·n••, .. I\ PROCH DING AGAINST MUC NOTICE c ... No.12tM P'UBllC NOTICE a1>ovP on M.,y ,.1 1e;...o c. AL 1 r •J k ti 1 A l o ·~ vou vO.J SHOULD CON I The name ana aoareu of Ron Wdll STRUCTtON CONC.(PIS IAC.1 A LAWY(R FICTITIOUS •ullNESI lhe courl IS IEI nomt>re y FICTITIOUI 9UltHEll Tnos ~tatemen1 w.i~ 111e11 CLC ''J"' 'II 1•111 L 2 DATED MAY :l4 1990 NAME ITATHllENT direccion de 11 corte esJ NAME STATEMENT jw11n lhe {,wn1, t..•t>r~ nt 01 <.nMlf M"~·' C.A '•lfl7 FIRST AMUUCAN nTLE Tnf' following persons are MUNICIPAL COURT OF Tne 1011<>"'1"0 per-sons are l ;iogt> Couo11 nn May :l t M1111ly1111 R11''"'ll '1 ~' W INSURANCE COMPANY. e d0tng t>usi~s H 1CALIFORNIA COUNTY OF dOlng t>us1ness as ,990 tQ11, c ;i c n" 1 MP\.l , C..A Cellfornte corporetlon NEWPORT PACIFIC OE SAN DIEGO Norlh Counly RAK ENTERPRISES !067 ,457115 92677 a, p • 1 s 1nd1 • SIGNS 930 W 16th D· 1 Judte111 O.s1ric1 600 E Val-Salvador Costa Mesa CA Pur.11·,h1•1.1 CJ• '"4'' C.0.1~1 lt \ l·u!>•• t·~~ ·~ con Authorized Officer t 14 Costa Mesa C1111 92627 ley Pkwy E">cond1CS0 CA 92626 [).111, F'1101 M iv i''l Junt' ~ dut '"'' llv '"' ""'""ou.11 EHi Fiith StrHI 'sante St epl'len Scoll Giem 92025·3098 Kurl Davia Chr1s1ensen 12 19 l<l'la I"" ""' " ,,,1 rr1m An• Celllornle t270t 1714) 2409 l·J Hollyo.Jlo. L.Jguna Tile name aoaress and 1067 Salvaaor Costa Mesa T SS 1 menri>tl 10 1,.111.,,.u 1 """' 551•0771 Eat. 2134. • Hills C.illl 926S6 lel~phone number of plain· CA 92626 I••·~.. undN in,. 1tc1111ous Put>hshPd Orange Coas1 Sanora L Morgan 393 1111 s 111orney or pl1m11fl Russell Ba1aw1n 1073 h11<;mPss '"'""' "' n11mP., Daily Pilot Juneo S 12 19 Rarnonil Wriy Costa Mesa. without an allorney is (El Corona Ln Costa Me11. CA 1,.,1,..,1 .. now "" M.o~ :n tl'IC\O Calif 92627 nom1>1• Iii 1lirec<:1on y el nu· 92626 FICTITIOUS BUSINESS tq90 T ·57 1 This business IS COO· mero dt> telelono del This t>usiness IS con- NAME STAtEMENT Ma11lyn11R19na11 duClt'd t>v an •111111 • at>e<gacsodeldemendanle o ducted t>y 1 gener11 part· PUBllC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE Ml.tC NOTICE fhis ~•.iteml•nt wlfs l•h'CJ to1porated assClc1.it1ori del Clt>mondanie Que no nership MllC NOTICE PU8LIC NOTICE PUBLIC'"'OflC[ PUBLIC NOTICE rne 1011ow1n9 person& a11> w11111111• Counly Clf'rk ol Or otnttr lhan a par1ne•st11p uenc!.'al>ogodo es) JAMES Tt1e registrant com _____ ....,._ ...... _____ .;.;..;;.;..; ...... .;;..;.;,.;;.;;;..__ ___ .................. .,~ ............ __ ----------oo"'g l>ui.•nPs., dS anglt Counly nn M11y :>S The iegrstran11s) com· WAAREN BEALL. !619) menced to transact l>USI· FICTITIOUS BUSINESS FICTITIOUS BUSINESS FICTITIOUS BUSINESS I FICTITIOUS BUSINESS T:i~NEa~~I~ ~9~~1~~ ~t~ !C\'lO F45150I ~ menced IO 1ransocl l>UI•· •3•·3000 27SS Jttllerson ness under the llCllllOUI NAME ITATIEMENT NAME STATEMENT NAME STATEMENT I NAME ITATEMENT 1ES02 Cos1a MPSa Calll P11111"'"''' Ot llltW Co~~I oess under the Fic:tmous S1ree1, Su11e One, Cartst>ad. t>us1ness name or names The lollowmg person .. ,.,,. Thf' lollow1119 l)f'r,011\ ,JrP The t~uowii•" 1,pr•Ans arA The IOllow•nQ person., art> <l"G:>7 0111v n11n1 hon•• 't 1;> 19 26 ~ ·' Businer.s Nctmf'(SI fisted CA 92008 h&1ed at>Ove on Mily 2S d t"" b 5 d ., ,. '" •· ' t'"'O at>ove on NIA DATE !Fechal AUG 30 1990 o .. , u mess as oinu busrnti~s a' llomg ouo;uies-; .is doing ovarnt!b as Eines• B<!ClU.1am s 12 ..,.., ~ s 1 G PACIFIC STRtl<FR 88 RE NOB C.RAPH1( l(l() t Ai Cou\l•uC.l•oni Proier11 APPL£ 1s1 FINANCIAL IJllC.ll Ave Hunl i.ngton T "\59 , ~-• / iep ien •em !988 Kurt Christensen Fair Ortve Cos1..i Meu R!'tlh•ll Avf' ~eu1ld1nQ ;> M anagemPnl Group B 11 SERVICES t '110 KPel Orivt' Br>ach C1thl 'Jl648 ----------~ ~ This Sl&lemenl was llled P•trlcla M. '°""'· Ci.tk, This st1tement OllOS l1led caur 92627 SullP 107 Cn,,1,1 '"'l''>·I {,A r .... m c PM 778 w 20th Corona Oto• Mot• CA 'l262'> Alan Kirk Osier 1704 Call Ml.IC NOTICE , Wtlh the County Cll'tk Of Or-•r: ... Egan. Deputr Wllh the County Clerk ol Of. Marvin Berkow111 3:128 9:>6:>6 S• Co•!,; •• ,. •.• CA n.,677 I Aaymona K B1A1101 1710 tornoa St Apl 3 Hunt For that unusual ange County on M"Y 15· Put>llsh•d Orangt1 Cont ange County on Mly 25. " De C I C I J ,,., > .... ~ .,. p 1990 Daily P110t Junl'' I I 18 25 1990 , .... .- It an o tlr Sl)llfl oi.eph LO"'"''"' .,,£>2 Headrick Technoloq•t'S K~ DI Coi0«>11 Oftl M.-u tft<llen Beech Cat•• q,iMi NOtJCt Of i tem you've looked f4S7lt7 1990 -ClaJI 92008 tuJ.,~alPr Cr Hun1.r1Qton lnr C.A same"' Jl>OvP •CA 112625 This busone<,s 15 con ~LICATION FOR h Published Orange Coall T"•s 1>u•1ness 1• con Beach CA ''"6•6 L c B .. o CH'" .. "E IN 0-•1 • for everyw Off ... Put-llshed Ora'1Qe Co1St M936 0111y P110t Jun* S 12 19. ,,. .. " ~ > 7 ' This l)u51ne!>S I'\ •on OU•Sf' , JnOI le I ducted n• a "6 nl'rdl p•11 ....... wrn;;n Ht... 0 p I •• 22 "" ~ cu d ' "by d d " Th ' ' .,~ p try the e'.---' f,·-.ia. aity 101 ..,.ay '"June 1990 UC: ev an in 1v1 uw I'\ t>usinf's, •!t t rJn oucled t>y ~ corpo•attnn Kef'I 0. CoronA 0.•I Miir '1Prsh1p OF ALC<>t«>llC ~ wo s. 12 t990 The reg1stranll$I r.om duclNl 1>, rn °n<l1v1a1o 11 Tnf' rt>g•Slrani com CA 926:>5 Tne •eY•'"·•nll,. cpm. HVE,.AOE LICENSE menced lo 1r11nsac1 1>us1· Tt1f' •eor<olt 1n1 c nm m,.nceo 10 1ian~MI bu'\• Tn1~ bu~1ne"s '" c.on 1mflnef!<l 1o iransaci ~us• To Whom II May Concern nesa unde• tr>e F1ct111ous menrPd 10 1ransac1 l>u'\1 nen under lht' hCl•llOU'\ I dueled by t'lu<l>MCJ ""d w11e-111e!>S unoer me f icWious CONNOISSf UR INVEST Business N1me<s1 h'\18d nf'S$ undf'r fl"• ttr.111tnus t>ui.one\s n11,...,,. rir name'\ T hf' r!"(l1\1111n1 com-Business Namr>(~I 11s1ed MENT CORPORATION 19 ebOve on M1y 18 1q90 I nu'\•n"'I"> n;im<' "' nilmeS hsled ol>Ovt' (In Mey 2• menc.f'd 10 """""" hvs• lat>ove on M&y 21 1990 upplyinq to lho Dfop1l•tmen1 Marvin Berl!owllz h~lf.'d al•''"' 0'1 M.ly 22f 1990 neu undc'f lh<' hc1t1tOU'I [rntl$1 Bec;.,1111m of A1Gut101~ Ot•ver~ Con This <ttalernf'nl Wll\ l1lf'<l 1qqo frank M Hi• .. dtt<.lo. CEO bu'11nen nnm!' Of n11rnes Thts s1a1emen1 was hlf'll trol 10 tell alcoholic with lhe Counly Clerk of Or JOSl'l'.lh LOrf"''"" This ~l.Jl~meni ,.a'I Med hslec:I 11>ove on nol yel lw1th Iha C:.0un1v Cktt~ ol Or t>e"eroget. M 2949 f.airview tl'IQI Count't on Mity 2 t Th•\ '1.i1M1f'nt wa• filed with the County Clerk of Or I Lou•se C B11ncs1 Ray· ange counly on May 21 SI Co"a Me$a, CA 92626 1990 Wllh lhe Counly cw~ ol O• ange Counry 01'1 Mly 25.lmond K BranCll 1990 With 47 On-Sale Geno<al F4577M an11e Counly on May 25 19111) f45Mlt Th15 sta10men1 was hied f-457715 (Put> Ell Pl t lteenM!l4S} Put>hShed Orange Coas1 1m F45150I Pubh.,ht-d Orang Coasr wf1h thf! County Clerk or Or-I Put>hshe 1990 12 19 1990 Oa11v PtlOI '""" Cj '" t9. 26 1990 1990 FUM131 12 19 1990 T 568 1·':>'49 19q() T563 Puhhshod Orange COISll T·b47 T5S8 Daily Pilot June S 12 19 26 ---------- "8.IC NOTICE -------1990 TS61l __ Ml....;....;_IC;,_NO...;....;Tl..;.;CE;..._ ___ Nl_l_IC_NO_Tl_CE __ ------------Ml.IC NOTICE Ml.IC NOTICE --------1 flCTITIOUI •UllNHI NOTICE OF Ftcmiou1 aultNHI F1CTtT1ous BUllNHI FICTITIOUS auttNEH Ml.IC NOTICE NAME ITATHHNT PUeuc HEA"INO NAMI ITATIMENT NAiii ITATIMENT NA• ITATf•NT The following persons are NOTICE IS HFRf;8Y The following persons 11re Tn .. following per~on' are fhf! following persons are FICTITIOUI •UttNell doing t>usln u as GIVEN thal the Board ot doing business as doing O\l~lf\(11$ 0, I dOI 1>u~1nen 115 NAM( ITATIMIN~ Al SURF R,\GE SPORTS· Trutteea ol Huntir1gton w:ti.Ue·:i~~.Ali;:,~~rdrS~eR PEERLESS PRODUCTS i a"3AALOKOORIONE 266 The IOllowtng person• are WEAR. 8) S~EEN RAGE, S.ac:h union HIQl'I School I 2. 8, Costo Me111 CA qoo Enlerprrze Orange, CA Slefk'I Co1tn Ml'SB Calif do.ng bu inest as Cl BACKYARD SU RF OoatrfCI will 11010 a j)ubllC 92667 92627 BALLOONS BY BEA· STUFF 0 ) MURr ART. h .. ttng IOI '"-l>urPO~ of 92827 St,.v..n 0 Martr 1075~ MnrioOrn!llll• 129 EestO TAINA 1555 Mna Ve<dt lft871 Sims SI -0 Huni· r~v1ng mpul 11g11rc:llng H~~.:a~~8~ ,,03~:fl•Cf"Oll6~= HOiiy Or Garfl,.n Gruve CA Str~t Wilminqton C hi East • 18£ Costa Mcu CA 1ngtono84tac;h CA 92649 0.Wal Waivet neqlll'ISI Of L v ~ " <l?l'i40 90TH 9'626 Joon"A Murruv sii me H Cducatton Cod111 S1Kt1on M~• CA 9?617 R"h111d <',o~OI01'"V 1 t68 fhll b~'"""' IS COl'I Cerla l 8er111na 1555 ll>OVI! 49550 State Me I Mlll'ldafe Tl'll, 011s1n.-o '' <.nn N 9n11av111 Oungf' CA dVCle<l Dy an in<livtdwll Mesa VClfde EISI 18E ll'I•• buauien i• con· IOI Summer Sttsion llHr dueled by an 1nd1Y1dunl 9'1&1.i / Thf' ff'()l"lfllnlf•I c:om. Cosla Mesa CA 92626 ducted Dy an lnd1V1duttl •ttg h 'bet>fl 1 lor June tt The r1tg1111an1 com Th11 1>u11ness 11 con.,'N'tl<~ 10 lrilM.lt l boll Th11 t>usineu 111 con Tht rog•••rnnl com ttt() a1 S 30 Pm in the rnenced to 1r11nsact t>uSI OIK.190 t>y t.n 11or1ners nts' unom lhl' f tel!llOUs dueled t>y 1n 1nd1Yktu11 monceo 10 '"'"'act l>u<W Boerd Room H8UHSD °''• neu undH Ille l1e;1tttou' T11e req11tran1 com Bu1i•n11•'\ Nim .. s) ltstecs Th' reg11trant com "-" under the ticttttoui trtcl Office 102!1 YOflo.to.m t>uslnfts nllmf' O< niimes mNI\.•~ I<> trons~r l>USI· 1 abovfl nn NIA menced 10 1r11nstc:t busl· bullness nllme Of nllmet Aven~ Htin1tng10t1 9-M:I\. 111tod •boYe on May 2t, nest 11~ lhO t~lltrout, Mnrio Ofnel t n11e ur~ tne 11c:11ti0ut l•tted at>Ov on Mey 22 CtltlCHnll Ouettton• re '"° tw~~~ """'" °' J'lft,,,.,t This t11tttmflnt w t h~ l>u .. '*• n&l'nt Ot f'leMet 1990 0-tdll\Q 1111• G«\ettt W•1""" Pa11ic11 0 Holiman 11ated 11bove on June 1 19901 with tne County Clerk 01 Of lt"ted tb<>Yt on n1a John R Mvuay mt'I' oo forwtto.o to Aom11'1 rn11 1111ttn\en1 w•• ''*' S11tvNl D M1111c 11~ Count nn Mtt" 18 C•l'I• L 8'tf••in1 lhtS 1111~1 was ftlfK! 1str11tor ot "ood ~"" w.thlhe.CountyClorkOIOr fM~llHemen• Wlt1 ~ 1990 ~ ' • fhts '''~' wn trted ...mtth\!Co11ntfClenrofOr·1H8UH.$O l02St YorJuown ange County on M•y 2S Wllh the County CIMll Ol Of· I FU1QI wtth the County Clftk of Or· M9' County on Mey 25 Allef\"41 Hunh~ton 0..ectt 11190 ,...,... •no-Coun•~ on June t, Publli.tieo Or noo Colltl •• County on Mey 2s 1990 , ... 1t CA 112e.e PflOt lo date of flut>lttlled Of8tlflft COHI ! 1990 ,ct1171 Ol\lly Point Mil 29 Juno $ 1990 ,..._ Put>llshed Orange Coatt llearltlQ O.ilt PllOI J\int-s f2 19 26. Pubh\hNI °' "941 Co.list 12 19 tll'l() ., Publltned Or•not Cool Ol!IY PtlOI JU'le 5 f2 19 26 Otted M•v 211 1990 STARTING A NEW BUSINESS?? The Legat Department at the D aily Pilot is pleased to •n· nounce a new service now av••'· able to new businesses W e will no w SEARC H the name to r you at no extra charge. and save you the time and the trip to the Court House 1n Santa Ana Then. ol course. after the searc h is completed W9'w111 tile your f1c 11t1ous business n•me s tatemenfl w1th the County Clerk. publish ooee a weett tor four weeks as required by law and then Ille your proof ol publt· c atio n w ith the County C tetk .. ~'· . i \I;} •• I I • • •• .. Please stop by to Ille your hc hhous h us1ness st•tement at the Daily Pilot L89•I Depart· ment. 330 West Bay. C osta Mesa. C ahlorn1• If you c an no t s top by. Ple•se call u s af (7 14) 642·4321. e.1ens1on 3 1!> or 3 f8 and we will IT'ake arr•ngements tor yqu to handle this procedure by mail If you should h•ve •ny further questions. pte•se call us and we will ~ more than glad to ISS•SI you Good luc k 1n you r new b us1ness11 . .... \ ' -.... ' • t '~ .. , ... ' . 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