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THE ORANGE COAST 25CENTS
GOOD
MORNINGf
ll's Tuesday. June 26. 1990,
and here's whal's happcnin1:
ORANGE COAST WEATHER:
Skies will be mostly clear af\cr
morning low clouds bum away.
Today'• lliP/low
Ycs1crday·s hiJh/low
Tomorrow's high /low
SPORTS: ac..,., Lupe BaMball
DMt;en S, AUuta !
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INSIDE THE NEWSROOM
B•bblln' cntde: Despite
gooey reminders of last
spring's massive American
Trader oil spill, thousands are
s1ill flocking to Huntington
Beach ... The beach was
thoroughly scoured after Feb.
7"s 400,000-gallon spill. but
oily residue turned up recent-
!)', said Eric Ching. a city
lifeguard and dispatcher ...
'"The surf was large. abou1 3
to 4 feet, and it churned up
oil buried under the sand. We
got a lot of complaints,"
Ching said Monday ... Any
spill leftovers arc quickly
scooped up by maintenance
workers. he said ... Despite
1he occasional oily blotch.
Ching said Hunlington ap-
pears to be headed for a typi·
cal season: '"packed. real
busy" ... "Everyone was
pretty hurt. upset about what
happened (wi th the spill ). It's
not blown over, people still
remember what happened.
but it's not going to affect the
crowds.·· he said ... Some
100.000 people gathered 1hcrc
this past weekend ...
Tcmpera1urcs reaching the
90s inland brough1 20.000
people to Huntington on
Monday. lifeguards said.
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TODAY'S THOUGHT
"Power corrupu. but
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TUESDAY, JUNE 26, 1990
Remembering a hero
OC narcs honor f alien comrade 8 face murder charges
in De La Roza killing ly HOLLY J. WAGNER
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Narcotics officers from all over
Orange Coun1y will gather 1oday 10
mourn 1hcir fallen comrade. who
was cul down by a shotgun blast last
week in a drug stin• that went sour.
Fullerton P-o\ice ·officer Tommy
De La Rosa. remembered by his
peers as a good-na1ured and savvy
narcotics officer. was killed in
Downey last Thursday as he was
working on a reverse sung operation
for a mulli-agency task force. Posing
as a drug dealer. De La Rosa was
ambushed by the suspected buyers
as he approached the home where
the deal ..yas to be made. Police have
arrested 13 suspcrts in connection
with the murder.
Narco1ics officers from several
Orange Coast police departments.
many of whonl knew De La Rosa
through the Narcotics Officers As-
socia 1ion, plan to auend the services
at \ l a.m. today. Services will be
held at First Evangelical Free
Church. 280 1 Brea Blvd .. Fullerton.
Burial and a gra \'esidc service will
follow at Memory Gardens. 455 W.
Central Ave .. Brea.
"Our narco1ics officers are all at-
tending th e runcral." said Cap1 .
Bruce:: Young of Huntington Beach
Police Department. "We arc all
stunned and saddcnl!d by his death."
Thal feeling was rchoed from one
department 10 another. perhaps
stronger because officers live wi th
lhc idea .. ii could have btt'n me."
"When someone you know or
someone doing the same job as you
1s killed. ii has an cffttl on you."
said S$t. John Klein, who works
narcotics with Newport Beach
Police Depanmcnl. "It really brings
home the fact that something can
happen ...
But while narcotics 0111cers must
often li\'e dangerously, they can't
live in fear, they say.
"It's son1e1hing we're aware of but
fPle~se s.ee HERO/Bade Page)
DOWNEY -Eight people were characd with murder Monday
in connection with a stin& operation that led to the deaths of a
Fullerton police officc-r and a suspected drug dealer.
All are charged in the faial shooting of veteran undercover
officer Tommy De La Rosa. 43. who was ambushed as he was about
10 put 1hc finishing touches on a S4 million cocaine deal that politt
ei1.pected would break up an Orange Cou nty drug ring.
The incidcnl also resulted in tne death of Joseph Najera
Rodriguez. 35. of Downey, who was shot by De La Rosa.
Omar Yunar NorieJt,a , 23. Raul Meza. 39. Jerome ~n Sanchez.
jPWase 1tt MURDER/Sadl Papi
Afgan,
Indian
Guides
Clash of OC's titans over Police:
in parade
ly ROlfRT llARKER
H UNTINGTON BEACH -Gen.
Ramatullah Safi -whcrtvt'r you
arc in Afghanistan fighting the com-
munists -officials here want you to
know they'd be honored to havc)·ou
as a guest for the founh of ul)·
parade.
Brushing aside concerns that the
frcrdom fighter m1ghl pose a s.ct'Ur-
it)' threat. 1hc Founh of July Ex-
rcutivc Commiucc voted unani·
mously Monday 10 invite Safi to the
parade.
"We were 001 concerned for
ourse lves," said parade comm1t1C'('
chairman Donna Cross. "We were
concrrnrd about a guest of ours
being hun a1 1he parade."
The committee voted lo ex1end an
invitation to Safi after getting as-
surances from Police Chief Ron
Lowenbtr& that 1he visil should
cause no problems.
Lowenberg said his rcprcs.cnia-
tivcs chcrkcd with the U.S. State
Dcparlmenl and officials said Safi
had appeared at other funcllons in
the U.S. wilhout trouble.
Safi actually had already been
in\·ited to the parade by Rep. Dana
Rohrabacher, R-Hunting1on Beach .
Hut l "ounc1lman Don MacAllister.
and 01hers. said last week they fear-
ed he mi&ht be a S«uri1y risk be-
cause he is a prominent figure in one
of the .. hot spots .. of the world.
MacAl\ister. in fa c1. last week said
he would take s1eps to ''dis-in\•i1e"'
Safi.
Monday, however. MacAllister
said he was "not upset" by the
committee's ac1ion.
.. I made my comments and I tried
to bring it to a head. It 's the commit-
tee's decision. The more the mer-
1~•• Sff PARADE /Back Pagel
Joan frvln• Smtih
Judge: Irvine Co. must
pay Smith S 1 50 million
By EMILY ADAMS
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NEWPORT BEACH -Two modem-day
business titans who've spenl the last seven years
clashing o\•er nearly S220 million claimed viclOI)'
Monday ancr a JUdge placed 1he Irvine Co.'s worth
somewhere bctv.'l'(n the estimates of chairman
Donald Bren and heiress Joan Irvine Smilh.
The S220 million 1s the diffcrtnct betv.'('('n
what Bren v.·as "'•lhng 10 pay Smith to gain control
of the Irvine Co. in 1983. and what Smith rlaimed
her shares v.·crc v.·011h .
A retired ~t1c h1gan JUd&C ruled Bren must pa y
about SJ5 mlihon mort for Smi1h's share of the
l·o rnpan) her great-grandfather founded. Smith will
recei ve S 190 m1lhon less than she was asking.
Ncllhcr side ex.pt."<"ts to appeal 1he decision. lawyers
said .
Company spokesmen said the nearly Sl50
million the com pan ) v.·ill eventually give Smith -
and her mother Athahc Clarke. who was co-
dcfendant 1n the ca~ -will hardly dent the coffers
of 1he count) 's largest single landowner. The Irvine
Co. has been preparing to pay such an amount for
jftieas.e SH TrTANS/lladc PageJ
Attack
racial
9y EMILY ADAMS
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HUNTINGTON BEACH -A
26-year-old black man was beaten.
thro"·n to the ground and threatened
with a kn ife as he walked to work
Monday momin& 1n an incident
police des,cribcd as a "raciall y
mo1 iva1ed a1lack."
The three young wh ite men who
yelled racial slurs at the Huntington
Beach resident lxfore Chasin& him
down and beating him wcrc dc-
K'ribcd as skinheads. Police Sgt
Luis Ochoa said .
The victim. whose name was
"·ithheld b) police. was walkin& to
work in the nothcm pan of the c11y
about 7:45 a.m. when he passed a
small shopping center a1 8901 Warn-
er A\'C., Ochoa said.
In the ttn1er's pa.rkin& lot. lhrtt
men were working on a small. while
compact car. As the .26-ycar-old
passed. one of the men yelled out
some kind of racial slur, Ochoa said.
When the man responded and
yelled 1n return. all 1hrce ··skin-
heads .. ran al\er him and started a
fis1figh1 . Ochoa said.
The th rC'C overwhelmed the man.
punching and k1ck1ng him un1 il he
fell to 1he ground. where they con-
tinued to kick him. Ochoa said.
When one of 1he attackers pulled a
knife. the man Jumped off the
ground and was able to break frtt
and run. Ochoa said.
The man was able lo make it to
work, where he summoned pohcc-.
The v1ct1m later described the
knife-wielding anackcr as being
about 18 years old. 5 feet 11 inches
tall and heavy set.
His head was shaved. 1n the style
of skinheads. and he wore a buck
knife 1n a leather holder on his belt.
Another assailant v.·as reponrd to
be in his 20s. about 6 feet 2 inches.
with a thin build. short blond hair
and ""·eanng a black Jacket and faded
blue jeans. The third man ""'as o nl y
described as !all and thin .
Pilot unveils its
Super Newspaper
Woman stuck
with bomb
scare prank
HIE GREAT At.1ERICAN RA CE DAY 2
On Thursday, the Oru1e Cotist Dail)' Pilot will debut a s1x-
sec1ion Super Newspaper. which will be delivered to 50.000
households along the Orange COlst.
Rqular subscribers will rcttive the special Thursday Dally Pilot
each week, as will nearly every singlc--famil y residence in Newport
Beach and Costa Mesa .
In addilion to the cq,ular Thursday sections of News, Spons.
Real Estate and Food. ru.1 subscribers and residents of Newpon
Beach and Costa Mesa will receive the Newport Beach/Corona del
Mar News or Costa Mesa News weekl y m.,azincs. the Showc.ase of
New Homes and an expanded Weekend sct'tion inside the daily
"""'P.'!"''· • Wc"tt. tremendously excited abou1 Che improvements," said
Editor William Lobdell . "'We had been deliverin& the Newport Beach
News and tht Costa Mesa News week.lies by themselves 10 re~idents
of Ncwpe>rt Btach and Costa Mesa eac;:h Thursday. Bui our readers
have been so pleased with the chanets made in the Pta.t over the
pasl four months that we ~ided 10 wrap the weeklies with our
rqular Pt .. 110 aive non-subtcribtn a look 11 our new·and-improYed
~per. •
And our toyal aubecribtn now ftt a bonus with the news
map.zinc and two additional 1ee1ion1 inside.""
.. With ~ 000 l'Udcn on Tiuinday."" said Howard Schramm. Piii. vice-preskknt of •tea. .. -we can alto aive our advertiSC'n more,_
bana for 1ht Mk. Thi~':{ -e d«ldtd to inclUdc: Showcate of
New Homa and the W tcaion in the Super Ncwss-per. And
when )'OU ldd OYf Hunti"l'Oft letch/fwntain V1Uey Independent
-ly circulation flattm. ..e·~ ddlV<ri"I Hl0.000 ....tm to °"'
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1y HOU.Y J . WAGNER
LAG UNA HILLS -A 'A"Oman
got in to a stick) s1tua11on when she
went to work Monday and found a
mysterious bo~ on !he doorstep.
officials said.
Tammy Mitchell. 21 . went to
war!.. Monday at K1nko'1 CopiC'S.
27972 ~1ouhon Parkway. and found
the cardboard box 1n front of the
door. 11 wasn't until she-picked up
the packqc 1hat she diK'Ovcrtd 11
was coated w11h epoxy slue.
The l)lckaae. which had threaten·
1n& wri1in& on it, was tic-kina,.
Sheriffs deputies we~ called to
\he S.,.'tne and used acttone to re-
move the bo:r. from Mitchell's
hands.
[)q>utics from 1ht bomb 9Qu.d
then X-r-.ycd 1hc box and dis-
covered an alarm clock inside.
hop_peB and workers were kept
clear of the atta while Ora nae CoU11·
ty Shc:rifT's exp4osives expcns in·
vcsti .. tcd the device and de·
1.crm1ned ii was 1 windup ckxk.
officials "kt:
The**" .. .,,.., tor .. ~t
in --.N.Y.
Antique race cars chug
through New York State
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,CORNING. N.Y. -Nearly every bl'*lhiqa br1*: and oervou:s
groom finds a ttrVine or QOOkina dish with the U'Mlc•..t traWem
when 1hey ape:n thdr weddifll dly aiftt. ,..._ -llACl/811111 hl9t
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Coun II may er
Move to counter citizens 7 group eRCct. h . i Strauss call~ t e cu 1.en1•
mu5urc unfair, noti"I that he could
be "out of a job .. even after spendi•
lhousaods of dollan on a campeisn
and beina re~lectcd by voten . 8y MtlS YOt<Of
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NEWPORT BEACH -The Chy
Council will decide July 9 whether
to place on the November ballot its
own initiative lhat limits council
tenns. but protects present incum-
bents.
The council discussed Mo nday
the idea of placina its own measutt
on the ballot 10 counteract a similar
term-limiting citizens' ini1ia1ive lhat
would bump two incumbenls out of
o ffice upon passage.
After review of two ~ssible in-
itiative ideas, the council put off a
d ecision until its first July m~ling.
A new ci1izens' group, Newport
Residents to Limit Council Terms,
is trying to qualify an amendment to
the city charter that would limit
council members to two consecutive
four-year terms. The group. which
must collect 6.500 signatures by July
2 to qualify the measure for the
November balk>t, contends the in·
itiative is not aimed 10 unseat any of
the council incumbenll.
But a controversial provision in
the measure would put the eiah•·
year limlt into effect immcidiately
upon voter approval. That prov111on
would lhus prohibit third·tenn
council memben Evelyn Hart and
Donald Strauss from ter'Vina a
founb term even if they happea to
win re-election in November.
The iniriative docsn•t force the
immediate resisnation of Mayor
Ruthelyn Plummer and Councilman
John Cox, who arc in the middle of
their third terms. But the two
wouldn't be allowed to run for re-
election when their third terms con-
clude in 1992.
A number of cilizens and most of
the council have expressed opposi-
tion to the two-term li mit, particu-
larly because of its potential in1pact
o n Han and Strauss. Strauss has
announced he will run for ~lee-
tion in November. while Hart has
no& yet decided. City Anomey Robert Burnham o n
Monday 11id he still has questions
about whether such limits can legal-
ly be added to the candidate qualifi-
cation provisions in the city elec-
tions code. He said he had not yet
concluded bjs leaal review.
But he auues1cd in the meantime
that the council should consider
whether to put its own initiative
before the voters in November. He
provided two possible measures:
• One that would impose a two-
term limit but would not apply to
victorious candidates in the Novem-
ber election.
· • One that would impose a two-
term limit but would disregard prior
years of service when calculating the
number of consecutive terms served.
Strauss voiced support for the first
proposal. since that measure would
not apply to anyone who is an
incumbent when the limit goes into
Most of the council upreuect
disapproval with the second
proposal. "hem 8 looks very self-
servina to me," Councilman
Clarence Turner said.
Turner voiced opposition to the
idea of any limit on council terms
and said the council should not
provide any alternative measure on
the November ball9t
An alternative measure "tends to
confuse the electorate," he uid.
Councilwoman Jean Watt said
she. too. is generally oppo!ed to any .
term limit. but she voiced some
support for council placement of an
alternative measure on the ballot.
Watt said she would like the coun-
cil to consider, as a third alternative
measure, the San Francisco Board of
Supervisors' term limil, which she
said deems all incumbents in their
lir!>t 1crm. thus giving them the
chanc.: ror a second term.
Co-owner/operator of Hill House costumes in Costa Mesa. She
has been selling coMumes. masks and makeup at the shop since it
opened in 1969. Wh) costumes? "Because it's fun:· she said.
Theater may receive funding, after all
GETTING STARTED--------
Linda and her molhl'r. Helen Hill. 1n1t1all} specialized in
'intagc. antique and penod clothing. From that intl'rcst the)
branched into no,clt} and hohda> costumes.
TOUGH TO TELL---------
Most people lnoY. what the} "ant when thc) v1s1t the shop. As
with most businesses. the challenge. Hill said. 1s ant1c1pating what
looks Y.111 bc popular for a gl\cn ~ear. Since Ha lloween costume
stock 1s usual!~ ordcrcd 1n Jul~. 11 can be a gamble deciding what
y. ill catch on.
HOT THIS YEAR---------
Costume trends trnd w lolloY. pop culture. This year's pn.·d1cted
fa\(mtcs arc Dick Tran charal'tl·r<, -the Did. himself as well as
Pruncfacc. Flat T or arid Breathless Mahone). Among costumed
underarh1c,crs. Ran S1mp<.,1111 Y.tg'> arl' the ragl·. Tcl'nage Mutant
NinJa Turtk·s arl· at .. o 1n lknwnc.I
BACK TO BASICS---------
"Pl'oplc alY.3\'> ..-.ant lhl· hJ'>ll'\.'' Hill <,<11d l>r' "'· 'amp1rc'>.
Y.1t<.hcs. clt1\\n\. lbpf)l'r'> Jnd hell~ danct:rs nc\l·r go 11u1 ol st~k.
Penod-thl'ml'd l'll\IUml'' \Ul h :i' Rcna1s~ncl·-aa fa\h1on and 1960s
and ·70, do1h1ng arl' \l'<tr-round 'itapk' 1h;11 don't depend on
huhc.la~.,
UNDER THE MASK-----i.-----
The Hilb hH· 1hl·ir hu\llll''>S. 111<.'ralh . Tht• hus1nrss 1s based 1n
the fro nt of thl·ir hunll'. IJung \il'''pon ·e ouk,ard \\ hl'n \he isn't
Y.Orlrng. Linda I lill l'llJll''> Y.~llrhing sporl\ on 1ck' 1\10n ..-.h1lc her
motlu:r -trul· lo hl·r prolc<,\1on prcll'r'> horror mo' IC'> that
fi:a1urt' spool\ and crl·atun.''
-By Holly J. Wagner
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CHA'l1RER Of CO\l\IER<.:•.
By KAREN AUGE
Dlt#y ,...,, St"" \lltft~t
COSTA MESA -Money that last
Y.Cl'k bl'caml' entangled in a local
\l'rs1on of the National Endowment
of the Ans dl'bate may find its way
10 South Coast Repertory theater
after all.
After hearing assurances from a
theater dm·,·tor that no city money
was USl'd to produce a fl il'r support-
ing thl· NEA. Mayor Peter Buffa said
Monda\ that he will recommend
that th~ tro upr receive a SJ0.000
l'lt) grant.
Buffa said that SCR's Producing
Art1stK Director David Emmcs "as-
surl·d ml' that cit} mone~ 1s not
being spent o n an) of their lobb) ini
dforts ...
At Buffa's suggestion. the Ci t)
Council last wc<.>k w11hhl'ld S 175.000
in cultural arts grants, incl uding
monc) earmarked for SCR. after a
resident complained that city funds
could ha \C.~ been used to producc
polit1l·al fliers.
Buffa said Monda\ that hl' al(,O
"ill asl that 1n 1hc ·futurl·. groups
that rl'll'l\e cullural ans gran1s be
rc4uirl·d to rl·port on ho\' the~ usl'
lhl· 11\0lll'\
Emmcs' '>a1d 1hat aflcr a kngth}
ronH·1..at1on "11h Buffa ... , th1ni.. \\C
ll'aChl·d an undl•rstand1ng.'·
Tin: d1ret:tor <;<11d that thl' trnuix·
For the record
/1 1~ the Orange Coast Daily
Pilot's po/it_\ to prompt/.\ cor-
1n 1 .ill t·rror' o( suh tancl'. To
f'l'JX>t I .Jfl awr or clartlic:won.
l·a// 6.J.!-·JJ.! I and ask for tht•
lll) cksk.
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had never considered using grant
money for the fliers. "We are aware.
as a non-profit (organization). that
public money cannot be used for the
purpose of lobbying."
He addded that $29,000 SCR rc-
cel\ ed from Costa Mesa last year
was used for community education
and outreach.
Emmes said he supported the
proposition that ~rant recipients
should provide written reports on
hoy. they spend city money. Such
reports arc common requirements
among other agencies that d ole out
funds. he said.
The flap started because CR d1s-
1r1buted fliers urging patrons to sup-
pon thl' embattled National Endow-
ment for the Arts. Some members of
Congress. with Rep. Dana
Rohrabacher, R-Huntington Beach.
leading the charge. arc fighting to
News of the weird
restrict the organization or eliminate
funding for it altogether.
The lawmakers argue that con-
troversial artworks -some of
which the) term obscene -aren't
worth) of taxpa)'er funding. Last
}ear. a rcquiremcnt was imposed on
NEA grant rcc1p1cnts that the) not
use the money to produce obscene
art. The decree has sparked outer)
among a rts advocates throughout
the countr}.
SCR has applied for $180.000 1n
NEA grants for 1990. Emmes said.
Last . )ear. thl' group rccci,l'd
$95.000.
Other Orang<.' ( ount} ans or-
gan1Lat1on" that reccne NE.\
mone~. indud1ng the Ncwpon
Harbor Art Museum and the Laguna
B~ach Art Museum. ha\ol' produced
flil·rs 'i1milar to that distributed b' SCR. .
A Ncwpon Harbor Art Museum
~mplo,ce. who asked not to be
identified. said that fliers had been
produced but not haoded out by the
mu~um. Shc declined to comment
further
Nanq Coop. pubhc information
onica for the Laguna Beach An
Musl·um. said the museum had
madl' such fliers available to patrons
~'ho wanted 1hem , but did not ac-
t1' cl) distribute them.
I he fliers were produced with
pm a tel) donah.'d funds, she said.
Coop said the museum rtteivcs
$18.000 a ) car from the cit} of
lJguna B<.·ac h. Y.h1ch 1s used enurel)
to oITsct parking focs the muSt'um
Y.11uh.l otherwise ha'e to pay bc-
l'l.IU'>l' 11 docs not pro\oide pubhc
parking.
The mu!>cum has applied for NE.\
gran1' 1n l'\t'l'Ss of SI00.000 this
~ l'~ll . Coop 'a 1d.
Postal Service zings IRS with an audit
WA HINGTO"I -The Internal
Rc,rnuc Sen ice 1'> being nud11cd
and ma~ o .. ,r $~ million or more.'.
rhc la\ agl'lll'} undapa1d ltS pmt-
agc hill. apparl·ntl} due to a m1s-
unc.kr,1anding about the fees due for
Cl·rtilil·d mail. acrnrding to thl' l S.
P O'lt:JI S....n ll'C.
Po!>tal 1n'JX'l'll>r~ d1snl\l'rl'd the
dl!>l.rl·parw~ 1n r hl'd'> of IRS ma1l 1n
Co' 1ngton. I\.~ .. and Ogdl·n. l 'tah.
l 'ndcrpa~ 1m·nb \H'rc found totaling
$ 8 2 7. I 00 1 n Co' 1ng1 on and
$570.000 Ogc.ll·n.
Thl· audit ~'a latn c\pandl·d Ill
Dalla\. ~kmptw •. \1lan1a . .\ndo' a .
Mas .. :. Frl''>lltl. t-..Jn.,,1s ( 11~ and .\us-
111l I l''·"· .ind ollicials sa\ the total dl'li~ ll'lll'\ h.1~ rc.1ched s~· m1ll1on.
P~u l <1nll11 of lhc Postal lnsprc-
11un ~l·n Kl' ,,11d the a udit. which
lx·gan 111 148'1. ~hould be completl'd
..-.11h1n a k" ~'l'els. IR~ ullil 1:11, l'onfirrned thl') are
lllUf1l'l.1t111g \\Ith the postal audit.
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OFFICES LDCATEO IN
THE BROADWAY
•
Summer pleasu~ s
abound on Coast
Take your pick from quiet talks
on beaches to Ferris wheel rides
L ast Friday I sat with
"General Joe" on
the beach at China
Cove. He's the retired Air
Force general now enjoyin&
life &Jong the Orange Coast. It
was a sun-filled af\emoon yet
there were.only a dozen
people on the sand. Jim
Wood
While staring at the jetty
and harbor entrance. the gen-
eral and I were chatting about
places in the world we'd vis-
ited. Gen. Joseph A.
Thoughtalot lit was a career officer. I'd been a "90-<iay wonder"
lieutenant junior grade in the Navy.
We listed o ur common duty stations: Bangkok, the Philippines.
Taiwan. lwakuni. Japan and Hickham Field. Hawaii. "General Joe"
had also been stationed outside London. in Paris.. in Spain near the
Mediterranean and in Florida.
"But n&ht here. along the Orange Coast. is one of the most
enjo)able pfaces I've ever lived.'' he said.
The anernoon sun was still high when I asked the general. "Do
yo u think people. especially young people. appreciate this area in
relation to the rest of the world?"
"Probably not." Thoughtalot answered. ··but that's li fe. lt
usually knocks you around before giving the vision 10 sec beyond
the malls. movies. fast cars and fancy restaurants."
• That staned a playful game of one-upmanship over simple
summertime pleasures along the Orange Coast. "Have you had a ride
on the Fun Zone Ferris wheel?" I asked him.
"No, but I take the Balboa ferry at least three times a week,"
he shot back. following wi th. "Ha,·e you ever rented a 14-foot skiff
and cruised Newport Harbor and into the Back Bay?"
"[did it last week in a 50-foot yacht." was m)' boastful repl).
"Not the fun of a I 4-foot rented skiff." said the free-spirited
general. nonchalantly massatting his tan. bald head.
He claimed his most enJoyable moments are getting to the beach
early on a sunny morning with a good book.. I said my idea of fun
was walking the beach from Corona del Mar to nonh Laguna.
We agreed a si mple way to appreciate the area is a bus trip to
visit the Laguna An Museum and downtown galleries. The reverse
would be true for Laguna people: the Sherman Library and Gardens
in Corona del Mar.
I asked Gen. Thoughtalot if he's noticed the 40-year-old
magnolia trees on I 9th Street in cast Costa Mesa. "Yes." he said.
and mentioned purple jacarandas on Highland in his WestchfT
neighborhood. We matched wits over colorful flowers growing along
the Coast.
"Bougamvitlea:· he said.
"Agapanthus."
"Geraniums ...
"Oleander."
"Hibiscus."
I bqged off by suggesting he visi t the Orange County Fair
horticulture ex h1b1b. "The livestock exhibits arc more interesting to
me.'' he said. reaching for a Diet Coke.
I "as beginning to su nburn wh1lc the general was onl) adding
to h1~ nice tan. He's 1n the su n more. but I was sure he'd nc'i:r
cxpencnced the Little Corona udepools.
"You mean off Popp) and Ocean'!" he rephC'd.
Foiled again.
He asked 1f I could spot a black skimmer coming into the Bae!.
Bay. "No. but I can point to a snOW)' egret.'' I answered.
As the sun started to set we dueled 0 ' er spots to watch at sunset.
"Bolsa C'h1ca wetlands." said the general. I countered v.ith CreSl·ent
Ba> Vie" Park 1n Laguna Beach.
What about sunrises: Had I e'er ~en to the pond and ~att'rfall
in Costa ~ksa's TcWinklc Park? Had he e'er seen the lakes 1n
Huntington Beach's Central Park?
B> 6:30. Gen. Jtx and I had nhaustcd our 'iuppl~ llfs1mpk
summen1mc pleasures.
Jim Wood'• col•mo rus Sud•Y• ud Tw~sd•ys.
K-OCEAN radio to carry
Newport traffic reports
By IRIS YOKOI
0..,. Not Stlllf V/-
N E W PORT BEAC'H -B) late
summer. mo1on'lts m Ne .... port
Beach v.111beable10 tune into radio
station KOCM 103. I for regular
updates on tratlic 1n the cit y.
And in the event of an cmergcncy
such as an earthquake. citizens will
be able 10 gt't crit1cal eme'$ency
1nformat1on on K-Occan even 1f the
cit) 's dectn cal po"er 1s wiped out.
The ( 11\ Council on Monday
night appri)\ i:d the expend1turt or
$1.550 for the Police Department to
set up thl' traffic and cmcrg(•ncy
broadcast s}stem with the Newport
C:e ntl'r·bar.cd radio station.
The Policc-Department will
pro\ 1de the radio \lat1on "•th t1mcl)
traffil' reports and critical emergenC)
1nforma11on. The !llat1on "'" also
broadcast neighborhood "atch rc-
pOrts and public sen ice an-
nouncl·ments.
The ci t) will use the S:!.550 to:
• Make and install six signs at the
cit> entrances to ad' 1sc motorists to
tune into K OCM for the traffic
updates. The signs v.111 be postt'd on
Newport Boulc,ard. In me A'enue.
Mac.\nhur Boule' ard. Jamboree
Road and at the C'll) boundanes m
Corona dcl Mar and West Nev. port.
• Bu) and 1ns1all a telephone line.
an ansY.cnng machine and a signal
ltght that will hnk the Police Depart-
ment with the radio station.
40 years with Laguna
Festival of Art marked
a ID Lapna Beach: Carl Callaway was honored by OU
the Fest•\ al of the Arts 1n 1968 as the longest working DID Y
emplo)ee of the Paaeant of the Masters. He started KNOW
work at the age of 10 guarding an open fuse box. Ry rit
1968 he had spent 40 years backstage.
• ID Newport Beac~ In the 1860s. a "hundred year
flood" on the Santa Ana Ri ver carried sand and soil •
fro m inland to form the sandspit on which Newport 4
and Balboa are built. The largest nver in southern
('ahforn1a. the Santa Ana flows from the San Bernardino Mountains
into the sea. It has changed its channel through Oranac County many
l10le'i. a In Costa Mesa: A farm house on E. 18th Street was remodeled
10 become the first Harper School in 1908.
• In Hmstln1toa Beacll: In I 922. Ordinan~ 236 was adopted by
the Huntington Beach City Council. which allowed councilmembers
compcn~tion of $2.S a month.
• In lrvlne: The 200 acre San Joaquin Marsh. a wildlife refuge . ~ame a pan of the University of California Natural Land and
Wa\cr Ri:~rvcs S)stem in 1969. It is a live laboratory for use by
( f pcf\onnel and is available for educational and com mu nit) use
un•' ~ontrolled condtt1on
Dul }'ou l<now •/ways apprtt11tcs rontnbutions. Set>d[OUl1 to
Did \ ou Kno\\. Oruce C..st Dally PU•t. P.O. Bo~ 1560. Co11a
M(S.1. 9!6!6.
Herc art the winnina pla}'il\J card numbers
picked Mondt)' n1Jh1 for the C1hfom11 Lottery's
da1I) "[)ccco" pmc:
1Hcan ·Ace.
ubt; 9.
Diamonds: 6.
• packs: Kin.a.
Aloha Palms tenants win lawsuit
S230,000 in
damages, rent
control included
9y 909 V AH IYKIN
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COSTA MESA -A bitter two-
year lawsuit and rent strikt over
squalid conditions at Aloha Palms
Trailer Park ended in victory for the
tenants.
Attorneys for the ownen and ten-
ant$ of the park reached a settlement
late last week 1hat provides $230.000
in damages. -more than S 13.600
aOer attorneys· fees for each of the
remaininJ 11 families in the parlc -
and requires that the owner provide
new mobile homes. at controlled
rents. for those families who wish to
stay. •
Also included are rent rebates for
more 1han three dozen families who
f)'loved out of the park before the
suit and rent strike were resolved.
.. Basicall). we wrapped up the
whole thing... said Richard Spix.
attorney for the tenants. "h's about
time these landlords did the right
thing."
The settlement. filed Friday in
Harbor Municipal Court. also frees
the new owner of the park. Subhash
C. Varshney of Fullerton. from the
financial blot caused by the lawsuit.
The legal hassle had held up
financing for improvements at
Aloha Palms. said a spokesman for
the former owner.
"The threat of a lawsuit is very
damaging to an) rehabilitation ef-
fort... said Stephen Du ringer. at-
torney for the new owner and the
former owner. Rubidoux Partner-
ship ... It makes lenders very. very
antsy. With the settlement. we've
been able to secure a $2.4 million
constructio n loan. There should now
be no impediments IQ our obtaining
financing.''
During the acnmon1ous legal
fight. ti:nant'I complained of pools of
sludge from leaking sewage pipes.
dcca) mg floors and walls. infesta-
tions of cockroaches and other .. er-
min. and other unsafe and un-
PU• photo shows • fMlllJ po.ane In front
of on• of th• homes In ttte Alofta P.._s
...... ~·
Trailer Park. Condttton1 Ille• th••• •• to
b• removed.
san1tar) conditions.
Rubidoux spokesman Ed Bensyl
countered that the rent strike and
lawsuit were preventing the owners
from renovating the park and there-
b> addressing the tenants concerns.
The park now bears the almost
surrealistic look of a place
suspended between the first and
third "-'Orlds.
New mobile homes alread>
brought in b} the owner sit on
pilings amon~ the few remaining
shack-like units of the old rcgJmc.
Weeds and piles of rubble hne the
potholed streets.
Dunnger said the new landlord
intends to perform a complete re-
habilitation of the park. which 1s
located on 16th Street bctwet•n New-
port Boule' ard and upenor A,_
cnue.
.. They're going to ha\C: to take 11
do" n to bare din:· he said "The) 'II
ha'e 10 rc .... ire the u11ht1es. put in
nev. pads. rcpa'c the streets and
curbs and put in all ncv. plumbing."
The dc\t~loper performing the
reno,auons "''II be Whitestone
Properties of Santa Ana. whose gen-
eral partner. Kris Kakkar. was for-
mer!)' general partner in Rubidoux
Panncrship.
"We're finally going to get to do
what v.e·ve always wanted to do at
Aloha Palms ... said Bensyl. who is
also Wh11estonc's spokesman.
Dunnger said the rrnova11on. 10
be done in t\\<O pha~s. should take
about eight months.
During \he renovauon period.
rents 1n the ne~ double-wide mobile
homes '"" be held 10 S400 a month.
under the terms of the settlement.
When the rchab1htat1on is com-
plete. the landlord will be permitted
to colkct up to S750 a month for
1..•ach unit for 12 months. Thereafter.
Varshne) will be allowed to charge
whate\er rent the market will bear.
Dunngcr said he did not expect
rents to go up much be)ond $750 a
month.
"They'll be pre\l) much at market
rates alread) :· he said
p1\ and Dunnger agreed that
both panic~ had gained from the
seulcment.
"I don't think there v.ere aO\ rral
losers." Dunnger said ... Everybod~
""alked awa) with v.hat they want-
ed."
Raphael Sanchez. one of the ten-
ants. said he and his neighbors werl.'
also s.ausficd "1th the deal. for th<'
most pan.
But he said some families v.ere
s11ll agonmng O'er "'hether 10 takc
thi:ir SI '.600 and lea\e the park. or
remain and take II in three 1ncr<'-
ments O\er a one-}ear period. as
required under the settlement.
"I think th<' maJOflty of us arc
happ).'. he said. "Some of us arc
thin ling ma) oc we can take the
monc) and bu) a house somewhere
else. But some people still don't
kno" "hat the\ should do. h 's hard
to mo' c somcv. he~ else when
}ou·rC' "orking here .\nd houses arc
c\pensl\e here 1n Costa Mesa lf v.c
"'ant 10 bu} a hou~. "e ha\t' 1u go
a"a~ fro m here ··
Laguna activist star of her own Video
ly KAREN AUGE
0.ily Noc Slaff Wr11_.
L.\G N .\ BEACH -Beth Leeds
1s used tu being an the local
limd1gh1.
After all. this 1s a v.oman \\ho.
"'hen not \\ailing tables at the per.
cnniall) nowded Joli} Roger. has
bl·l·n lno"' n to turn up al public
mccllng!> dressed as the i:n-
' 1ronmcn1al fair).
nl'!>S I!> being bcam{'d 1n10 II\ 1ng
rooms across the nauon. than~c; to a
gl1tt~ e n' ironm1:ntal postcard
pro<lull'd b~ the V H. I nctv.orl
·-rm a mo' 11: star:· Ll·eds !k11d.
rcli:rnng to the piece.
fhi: '1dco 1s pan of a series
produced to coincide with the .\pnl
:!:! [anh Da~ actl\ llll'' and 1s still in
U<,l'
pas)1on She cena1nl~ kno"'" hc-r )tUfT. ..
A.llcgra 'entured from her :'l:cv.
\ orl ot1iccs to Orange Count) 10
mn•t "1th Lci:ds. her daughter
~tandk. and Janice .\ldnch. "ho
arc also featured 1n the "1deo.
The lno spent the better part of a
da} la'>I ~pnng combing thi: C'Oast
and d1st'u\s1ng olT)horc dnlhng and
rl'lati:d l'>'>UC'> 1n Huntington Beach
')tUdlO~
ofli:nngs indude \lgnt'tte'i on a
group of 'a' 3JOS "ho stopped con-
st ruu1on of a IO\I( "aste dump in a
rcmmc part of .\nLOna and an .\r-
l..in'i.l'> rnmmunil) unlll'd to figh1
tor lhl' lkanufl of po1!>U Ol'\l
ground .... ater
.\llegra ~td she had no 1dC'a hov.-
mu1..h monc) \'H-l ln\C!ttcd 1n thl'
i:rn 1ronmi:ntal pmJi:Ct
inl·e the '1deo\ hc'gan amng lac;t
..pnng ... hundred'> of thou~nd ol
people ha\C called in and a lo• of
monc) hai. bl"t.'ll gn cn 10 urcc-n·
..
Shi:·s also been knov.n to run for
ma)or and. w11h her daughter
Mandie. to !>land 1n front of bull-
doze~.
But nov.. Beth Leeds 1s going
Holh "-ood.
The videos. C'olkc-11\Ch lltkd
.. Ord1nar~ Pcopk Doing E,.
truordi na~ Things:· highlight u~
inJ1, 1duals and groups "hose en-
' 1ronmcntal rfTons set them apart.
said producer .\hni: .\llegra
The '1deo 1s both a tribute to the
h1:aut) of outhcm Cahfom1a·s
coa~thnc and a graphic dep1ct1on of
an 011 sp1Jrs dc'itrul'll\I: capab1ht)
.\lkgrn '"31d thi: 'tdeos v.111 be
'>ho" n. inti:rspcncd v.-1th the
nctv.ori.·., ma1nsta~ offcnngs of pop
music. for 1h1.• nt'\I )Car
pcalc." .\llcgra \4Ud \.
For Leed~. thl· \ 1dt'O 1!> more tha°'-.
a chanl.'c to c\pand her fame It's a __,
chance to spread her messagc 1hat
uffshon· oil dnlhng should bc halt1..•d Laguna·s curl)·haircd acf" 1st 1s
thl' sta r of hl·r .. er} ov. n "ldl'O.
Rl·gular '1cv.ers of Video H1ts·t.
thl' pop music video channel. prob-
abl} alreadv know that Leeds' like-
Ll'l'<ls v.as rhosen 10 be featured a'i
onl' of those e\traord1nal) pcopk
alkr a nat1onv.1dc search . .\llegrn
said. ··we v.erc looking for a ''of)
on oil 'pills. I spol e 10 Reth and '>he
Cl'flainl} has a lot of cner~'. a lot of
In add111on 10 the Leeds '1dco.
.. .\nd. 11 gl\l'\ me addeJ clout For
a rl·al ix·rson 10 ha'c clout 1n th1'
"orld. that 1s realh soml"thing .. VH -1.\ half-do1en en' ironmental
Assemblyman strikes it rich, hits hole-in-one
By ROBERT BARKER
FOUNTAIN VALLEY -.\\-
scmbl\ man Nolan Fnzzelle nc' er
played ~olf with an)onc v.ho scored
a holc-1n-oni:. nev<.•r saw a holc-in-
one and nc.,,cr dri:amcd of making a
hole-in-one.
a-lifetime shot -S:!0.000 richer
That "as thi: cash pn1c cs1abh'ihi:d
in ad' anci: for a hole 1n one on the
par-J 187-)ard ninth hole that
1raH·rsi:s o'er a drainage channel
and 1n tuv.ards 1hi: clubhouse.
.. I ""s mori: in shock than ah\·
lh1ng d)('. rm not \Ure that rm Sttll
not in ~htx l ··
Fnudlc. "ho..._. four<iome in ·
eluded hti. -.on. Da\ id. and Fountain
Valle} ( our1c1lman George Sco11.
rdUl>l'd 10 g1\l' hi~ '><.'MC
lorn1a A!tsoo..1t1on of 'uN•nmcn ''
a poht1cal ..11.1wn lOmm111ce
Bui Fnuclk s..ud there ''ould ~·
no problem'> because the golf tour
narnl'Ot "'a" 'taged to ra1<;e fund'>
Jnd th e ca\h fln1e actuall ~ v.a'> pa11.I
b) an 1n'luranre rom pan~ tha1 l'<.':11'\
thl' llW·C~ "hl'n o;omcone ht1'i on<' l1n
1h1.· ~rl'"~ and \\ra1gh1 into the hok
Fnuclk. R-Founta1n Valle'. "'as
the onl~ one of the 1 ~0 or w pla~cf\
"ho pla~cd the hok perfcctl).
Fnuelk made thl' \hot o l h1~ ltk
\\Ith a -'·"ood f-r11fa\
tk said .he'll use th e "1nnin~ to
hdp pa) the hi:a' ~ cost<> of main·
t:uning hou~·hold<, in Fountain Val·
k\ .ind Sarcamento
But that's e\al·tl) v.hat the "etcran
GOP rcpn:'ll'nlatl\e -and golfer -
did in 1hi: Orange Count) Chapter of
the California .\ssoc1at1on of Nur-
SCr) mco·s Golf Tournament al M11r
Square Parl hi:rc.
He's a richer man for his once-in-
.. I ni:\t·r ~" a holc-in-onC' and I
ne,cr ~" 1h1s oni::· said Fnuellc
a golfer "ho usuall) shoot\ in the
lo" to nud 9<h. "I turned a"-a\ and
"as puning m~ dub hacl in the hag
\\hen one of m) partnc~ ~id. ·Hi:).
11's tat.mg a l1cl towards the hole "
·Some obscn ers quesuoned 1f
Fnuclle l'Ould IC'gall) keep the ca'>h
pnlc bcrnuw the spon~r. the C'alt·
.\ )pol l'\V. Offi3n fm \hl' \\a\l' \
Fair Poli11lal Pran1n·' C omm..,.,1on
said th.lt. gl•rwr..111~ "hen 1'3' n\l~nt
I fCll:IH'd h\ an l'il'Cll'd llfllllJI and 11·, not tor pohttlal purpo\.l·, thr
ffi(ln1..'\ I\ Uln'lldl•fl'd J ~lfl r.ithl'I
than a l·11ntnhu11on I
s 100,000 in computer parts taken in raid
FOllNT-\IN V"LLEY -'\
group of hca' 11> armed robbC'rs
s1ail'<i a aucrnlla raid on a com·
pu1cr c1rcu1t board manufacturt'r
here. 1crror111ng emplO)ttS and M ·
ca pin& v. 1th SI 00.000 1n compul<'r
produc1s. Lt Bob Mosel) said
Monda)'. The sun.toting bandits. dt·
scnbcd as c1gh1 or 10 avcrag<'-'llltd
male Hispanic~ in their earl) 10$.
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POLICE
LOG
v.('rc all dressed in ara) swca1sh1ns. . blue:' pants. rubber slo'es and had lhcir ftttt painted
v.uh blad and brov.n camouflqe 1>'1nt. M<>KI)' said.
>\II v.erc am1<'d v.-uh zHfpc machu~ 1un1. he added Thc) bun• 1n10 SMT Produ u Corp.. 171 SO
Nev.hope 1. at 11 45 p.m Thursda). handC'uffed PX
or ~'en cmplo'~ and forced them 10 he on the floor peak1na o'nt)' 1n penish. the apparent lea<kr of
the pna shou. tl'd command~ at the othen as the) took
10.000 computcr chips and ~vet1I thousand Cart'Ull
board~. Mosel) said The robbers also took personal cash fron\ two of
1hr r mpto)CC:'· he said When the) had v. hat 1ht)' v.antl'd. 1ht &unmtn fled
in an unkno"'n vehicle. Mosel u1d Emplo>tt' akned pohct Wlth a panic alarm
.. It v.-1\ '"''<'II planned. well orpn1ttd and well
o«uted:· Mosel) said. add1nc the robbcrs tttmt'd to
know e'acth "'h1ch \p«'1fk c.-h1'" Lhe1 !"n'C after -•:1 &llT J. ,,,,._,
Co.a• Meta
A man rt'ported that he~'' punch('d in the cye for
no rca~n by a drunken petron at hootm her. 72.S W.
Baker 1. at I NS a.m. Saturday. 0 mronc sma\hed a a1an cJOOf and tntcftd '1\t
offiCTi of LAJ C'onwun1on. ISi Kalmu1 Dnvt. over
lhc ... -«kend ~ had not btttt di1dotcd Mondt)'
mom1n& The ~•k·1n OC'C\lmd tofM time btfOft S:4l
a.m unda 0 -
Eamnp v.orth SI0.000 "''ef°t totcn ftom • bootl'I
" 1hc Onner C'ountr_ Mal'\ct~. fOnnn1 knawt\ u the iv.ap mttt. 270 I falf">ICW ltoed. ~Wttn U:JO and
I~ 45 pm 0
A l'ar hattcl) v.a' thro"'n 1hrou1h the v.1ndO\A. lit
3 H\ unJa1 parkrd 1n lh<' 00 hl(l('k of Censer c;1rttt The· t'1311Cf"\ 10\..er appart'ntl\ ined to p l) 1hc l3r\
\tcrco from the da\hhoord hut was unahk 10 The
brrak·m 01:curred llc:·1v.ccn 7 JO nnd 7 45 pm unda~
0
\ man in thr ~l)l10 blQl:k ot .\nahc1m "' <'nU<' "'1d S.l.000 Y.ll \IOlcn from h1\ home 1mml'd1alcl} ant'r ht
kt hi\ t\·&irlfnrnd u'C h1\ phone
Huntingto n ~ach
I\ m.tdent 1n th<' 400 blocl of lak<' Strttt &Ol liken
tu the ckanrrs v.hcn she •"t'nt to th<' dean~ hC' \lld v. hen she retumtd homt from lhc l1undroma1 down
tht' \trttt. 'he found J<'"'"t'l'O and S438 1n C'&sh m1n1n1
Culpnts \lid som~nc was cau\11\J a d1sturhonl~
b\ cu111na dov.n trtts 1n th<' 1rca of R1"trv1ew < 1rt'I<' • 0
Someone ttpontdl) )tolc a Labrador Relntvtr
\1tlut'd 11 S600 from Petland. tOl 11 .\dam' Ave a Racketctn stoic four tcnn1'> rac.-ket' fr()m an un·
toct..cd "eh1cle 111 the !tOOO bled. of 8rtl(lkhun1 t~t
D
" motomt 'l•d \OMt'OM'. poss1hl> 1n an oranJC' To)Oll p1dtup, firt'd 1 paint ~llct 11 her "Chick near
Bol\a C't11c1 Ro.J and Warne r ""enue and then h11 her
hu$band
D
Bufllars ~I)' stole II' from vch1C'ln 1n an
undcrvound pettuns 1rca at the' Harbor L1&ht\ .\Jlllr1·
mcnts. 16 792 Tth man Lane
ln-ine
Bu!llari pned open a door at Vall<'v Prottu1na.
I 7361 w1man. and \tole 1n und<'lcmt1ntd amount of
computer equipment ~rly Monda mon11na.
0
SotMonc biroke 1 I k on a kick bo' at 1ou.l
Land Corp Litt unday ind stole SSOO 1n (9$h
0
$omeoM took a JVC AMtfM uc pla :'ff OUl
of an untoc.\.t~I 111~4 \ nlk\v.agcn Bu@ 'u"Ja, v.h1lr 11
v.a' part..C'J 1n 1h1.. ~41111 blod. ,,f \1crr.1 R•'l<I
0
" res1drn1 uintJllainl•J 1ha1 .l m.ln 1n h" :1" "'a' "alt..ing art,unJ nJ l.l"\I on h1\ rat11•
l.a~una Bt-aC'h
" tran~1rn1 v.a' .111T\l(•J <'Ml' MonJa\ m1,m1 na 1111 3lk-gcdl~ d1alln1gu'\~ .i police l,t'ficcr 10 a tie.ht •" 1h, offiC"Cr p;11<01l-J \1ain Bt'at:h
0 <\man rr1K\n('(J 1h11S<"Venl 1uv,•n1l~ :.<.·uxttd h11i1
and hu. "'If<' Jnd 1hre11cnl-d lh<'m v.h1lr lh<' coupk v.11, v.all>.ing in Hr1,l\'r rart.. Ciunda'
0 fl\<' or SI\ ,u,p..'1.h \tl)lr 1v.ci \1\-pa lt..s of i1,.i1ller
C,cnumc Oran bl't'r 'atutd 11 Sii fn,m th<' < 1rTle lo.. a1
IJQO P'1cdil (1lll\t ll1gh"'d
Sc'crnl pc-oplr "''re \IU\t.. m an d<''lltOr al th<'
Hntel L.n11.1n.t tor appr(l\lma1d~ n hall·hour Sund.a'
~~wport ReaC'h
4 20-)tar-old Nfv. fl\lrt lk'Kh man ran 1010 • man
111 a ll't-al marl>.tt v.-ho had tned to fi&ht his fnend a Y"tl he-fore The man .rnd lv.o (ncn<h chal~~ the v~um
10 nl.ht and latt'r \h(lY.4'1 up It hi!. apertmcnt 1n the l
blOC'l of 39th \l"t'C't "'hen-a mal'I v.11h sp1kt'd half and
a \ft'\11\ mu!>\~hc pun('h«t the \ ICltm tn the f.et
TIK-, 1\t1m latcr uv. the ~ptk<'·ha1rt'd man tcar 1
mirror olr h" t I)\)() '-u1uk1 motort)"·k' .. D .
Ncv.-pon '~hi h ehanlt'. 900 ~ c °'" H11h••"
hu bttn plqoe\I b) hln&·up phone ~ill~ \\ti('( """'· and on Sa1uroa). cmpln~rci found 10 1radcr urn
punctured 10 the par'k1n1 lot D
An un<kterm1ned amount of ball ,..., "*'" ofT a
..O.fOOl bal'fC d kt'd 11 E n fl\)ftt and hannd
Platt 0
A blue 19 Volk •W11 ktta pa:R.td n • lot II'\
tht I 900 block of ftfl Platt • ..,,.. fd w1d1
Ol"lfWr paint.
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shows tne Over '"e Counter stoctr.s and 11 l·Ftow un 3 • + l'I UP warra nrs lha l have 3one UP tne most and 12 CollabRsh 1 • + • UP p:,wn the most Dase on oercent of chanoe 13 Bulfelslonl 13 '• + 1 1 UP or Mondav 14 §learllfdn s 7 ' +-13· 16 Uo No secur111" 1rad1n11 below S2 or 1000 15 SHA ~n 11 '• + 1 • Uo
shares are 1nC1uded 16 mutex o 7 • + '. Uo
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difference between 1ne orev1ous c1osm11 18 Am Med I 17 • + l • Uo price a nd Mondav s last or b•d price 19 MPSI Sv 2 , + . UP 10 PriceSlern s + > Uo UPS 11 SvmTek 1•. + '• Uo
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4 4 16 Carolco wt J 1 -. f 6 7
43 17 lletCp 19 -11-~i 6 7
43 18 Sun01stB 3 1 -• 6 7
43 19 BtockbEnl 21 , -I ' 65
43 70 Bannerfnd s 11'e -'• f 64
21 Wedoesione 2 " t H 11 Ahmanson 18'• -I • I s 7
23 PalrckPlr 4 • -I. s:: 57
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lrvln sel cted for first
\II arid Trade Center In OC
9y IUSS LOM
0.., ............
IR VINE -Tbe re&lization of a
l ().year dream will tab lbape today
at the official unveili~ of Irvine u
the lite of the county 1 ftnt World
Trade Center.
Irvine city officials will join rep.
mentatives from the trade aaocia-
tion and the Irvine Co. at the corner
of Jamboree Boulevard and Main
Street where the planned 20-story
center is under construction. Tbe
center is tclteduled for completion
in May 1991.
Founded in 1979, the associa·
lion's Oranae County branch is one of more than l SO international buJi.
nest orpnizations that have 60
trade centen tbrouahout the wodd.
The association is currently hued
in Santa Ana where cit_y officials
tried unsuccessfully to find a do-
veloeer who would build the cenld"
on etty-owncd land. Irvine officials
consider their city a natural choice,
since one-third of the orpnization•s
DO ft 10\L~ .\\ER .\Gt:s
NEW YORK (AP ) -Fl,,.I Dow Jones
mrage1 for Miay. "' "m ~ ff= nd 72. . .1 . • .
rn fl64.n 1 . 4 #7 4 . -1 .4 II . 1~11 . :>.IO -
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65 Slk n.
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NEW YORK (AP) -S.lfl, 4 p,m Monday price and ner change of the 10 mo•I
active Aml!rlca n Srock Exchange luues. trading nahonallv al more than Sl .
Name Vm L .. t Ctl9. Hlllhaven n , ~\It FruitLoom , I >14 -11 ...
Sa1Nikl93wt , 'It $ ~ RelianEI pf 4 6, 131• !i Dnmk Nk wt 479. 1 1 • ~
TeleSPhere w· 41te -'I• AmTr·mo '' , ~1"1 + 1'"1 SalNik 19Jwt l, + 11• PWebb Nk PWI 10,7 -'I AIPha lnd 7. 1, + I/•
NEW YORI<. (AP) Jun 25
Advanced Decl!ned
Unchanoed Total issues
NPW highs New lows
~l HM7 462
2005 16 S6
'\'SE l .. Et\DEHS
NEW YORK tAPl -Sa le., 4 o.m Mondav proce a nd net cha~e of the IS most active New York. Srock. Exchange issues,
trading na11onat1v al more than Sl Name Volume LHt Cho. PnilMor s 3, 185,700 46'9 .. 15..,
Soea stBk 2.616,200 9l• -'• Calerpllr 1,889,700 531..1 -5 Reoso• n 1.885,400 2)\9 .+ •
Comw E<H l,787.900 32 1 + • AmExor l 444,500 30 /
Exxon 1.419 .400 47'• -'11 Citicorp l,286,300 2?1'
AmerT&T 1.no.100 41'• -'• ChaseMann 11210,&20 2• 8 +-1
Fowboro 1\ 76.wu 51 + 1171
r:M t, 126,200 116)• .. \9
stKodak. 1.063.700 •01' -'• enElcl 1,027,600 69',• -18
enMoton 960,SOO 47l• -1 •
ft'Ht\T '\'SE DID
NEW YORK (AP) Jun 2S Pr.-,,.
Advanced Dec1oned Unchanged
Total •ssues New highs New lows
cr,J
28(-itt u 18
NEW YOR I<. (AP) -Most acriv~ over·lhe·
counrer stock5 5uoolied DY NASO
Name TelMU MCI
In rel Softwx s
Rocr,cr APoeC ~acres
MiC5fl s F•Exec
TlcmA'
Advanceo
Declined Uocha noed Total Issues
New high' New lows
3 T ora l salu
Leif cw
V~me Bid A'll~ Ch9. Hn:lfgg 11~9~ 1 73. 2 _ 'a
1,177, 4S1, -I ' l.2S4, ISl • -•. l.117. 115·16 1 1·16 ·m 41 ·. -•• I'. : 121' t I s ,100 74 11 -I. t•S,.400 3 -l • 16
93o.700 14 -~
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7 390 (291
S9 9
1 IJ.SSl.700
''° bualneMes are hued ln Irvine. "Santa AM WU a loqtime IUP-
por1er oft.be idea. they wanted to
bave it in their city, but it just didn't baooe~" taid Christine Axelson, nWbtina director for the county
trade UIOCiation ... We surveyed and
surveyed and found the bulk of the
intematiooal buliness is ti.sed in
Irvine. We talk.ed to many de-
velopen. but the Irvine Co. was the
one that finally bit the bullet and
said, 'We'll do it.' ••
Julien J. Studley Inc. of Newport
Beach will be the leasina qent for
the center, recruiting inte~tional
companies .to be tenants m the buildina. The city will finance the
trade center's initial cost of rcntina
a second-floor location, with ad·
ditional support to come from a
percentaae of the rents collected
from the building's tenants.
••The wortd Tr'lde Cent«'• lo-
cation in the city o( Irvine lilnder-
toores the reality of Irvine'• ~ifi
cance u an interutionaJ d!r,, laid
Irvine Mayor Lany ~· We ~ JOint to be ioaeuinaJy involved in
mtematiooaJ bulineu relations in
the years immediately ahead.''
The center will serve aa an inter-
national Unk and mearoh ~nter for
county businesses. to hou1e allltitlilte
beadquarten, a raean:b library and
conference facility.
"It's real excitina.•• Axelson said.
"It's kind oflike the Performina Ans
Center comir11 to Oraftle County -
now for the fint time we'll have our
own World Trade Center."
The center is under conltJ'Uction
next to the Irvine Hilton hotel that
trade center officials said will terve as an important location for major
international conferencies.
lrvirle firm, China
sign computer pact
ly RUSS LOAR
D.-yNol ....... W-
lRVJNE -An Irvine company
Monday signed one of the first joint·
venture, computer manufacturina
deals with the People's Republic of
China.
Helionetics Inc. of Irvine and the
aovernment-<:0ntrolled North Com-
puter Application Development
Corp. (NCAD) of Shenyang City,
China, agreed Monday to form a
new, jointly owned company which
will produce and sell personal com-
puters. Helio netics and NCAD wilt
each own SO percent of the new
company: Shenyang Shenlong Com-
puter Systems Co.
An Irvine subsidiary of
Helionetics -Dcfinicon Inter-
national Corp. -will manufacture
circuit boards for the computer 10 ~
designed and produced by the Chi-
nese company. "This product will be
both a PC and a work station all in
one box." said Definicon fou nder
Vince Williams. The deal will merge
Dcfimcon hardware technolog) with
Chinese software and manufac-
turing.
"We expect such a combination
will produce a very powerful com-
puter system for the Chinete and
world markets. .. said Mu Rw-Lin.
acneral manaacr of NCAD. "After
over two years of research for a
suitable technolOIY partner, we are v~ry pl~ to .. realize that vision
with Dcfimoon.
The computer will be marketed
internationally, to be used primarily
in tugh technology and IC'ience.
Hehonet1C1 currently manufactures power~onversion systems for the
military. "This new company will let
us go from a board-level company to
a computer manufacturina company
and puts us into the work-station
business for the first time," said
Bernard B. Katz. Hclionetics board
chairman
The n<'~ computer will be based
on the so-called SPARC technology
of Sun Microsystems and will run
both DOS and UNIX operating sys-
tems.
Hehone11cs reported a $237,000
profit for 1989 on sales of SI 0
mtlhon. The company acquired Dr-
fin1con earlier this month.
Atlantic City anxious
over Trump negotiations
By HENRY STERN
Auodat..S l'r•n Wrller
ATLANTIC C ITY. N.J.
Donald Trump's casmo workers arc
offenng him pieces of th<'ir pay-
checks. His belling patrons wish him
well. But city officials arc nervously
watching what's doing with the man
who means 14.SOO JObs.
As tonight's midnight deadline
nears for "trump to make an over-
due $43 million bond payment on
his Trump Castle Casino Reson B>
The Bay. bankers apparent!) wrre
scrambling to win approval from
two foreign banks balking at a rescue
package for the developer.
City and industry officials werl'
trying to gauge the effect of Trump's
troubles on the already clouded
image of this stagnating casino town
The constnsus Monday seemed 10
be that Trump would slide to safel>
without bankruptcy. but perhaps at
the cost of selling on<' of h1'i three
casinos.
Trump officials have said none of
the properties is for sale.
"The Trump Organization and
Donald Trump h1msdf are 'ihrewd
enough 10 wor~ themselves out of
11." said Michael DeRoptis, head of
the Greater Atlantic Caty Chamber
of Commerce "You would have to
sa) that af somcbod} needs money
and has thl'se pro perties, It makn
senS<' to \ell one of them."
Ro) Silbert, president of Local 54
of the Hotel Employees and Res-
taurant lln1on. agreed and said
Trump's wo rkers arc loyal. The
union repreSt."nts about 4,SOO of
Trump's roughl> 14.SOO employees.
and 16.000 of the industry's S0.000.
Laura McN1chol. a manager m the
game room for teen-agers at Trump
Castle. \aid 'ihe'd donate a day's pay
1f 11 would case her boss' burden.
She declined to sa) how much she
earns.
"I think the man 1s a business
genius:· \31d McN1chol. who took
the JOb four months ago. "Does hr
reall) need help" I d on't know. But
I'd do 11 11 he does."
She said about srx other workers
discussed the prospect of helping
Trump. Trump Castle spokesman
Bob Arrow said he hadn't heard o(
such a mo\ement.
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Carol & Company
Coast VIPs honor
Henry Segerstrom
In the 1920. Ru1h Scaentrom
remembers her rancher 'husband
toilina over their Costa Mesa bean
fields.
Now an flowers on that same
land. In 1980 the Setcrstrom family
donated five of the acres for the
siaht of the Oranac County Per-
formin' Arts Center.
The beans haven't been totally
foraouen, however. Lima bean soup
commenctd Friday evenings SSQO..a-
latc dinne r honoring Henry
rstrom, mana&in& partner of
Sqerstrom and Sons and 1he
first chairman of lhe center board of
trustees.
Honorary dinners arc a common
affair. Not thas one. Why was this
nipt. chaired by Ciel Woodman.
such a · magical evening? Let me
count the ways.
•No. I: The Setting
The 250 guests entered throuJ.h
the center stage door for cocktails
back stage and dinner on stage in the
awesome Scgerstrom Hall. Phan-
tom-styled chandeliers glisted
above; dramatic spcc1al-efTect light-
ina painted the empty hall. After the
sour, gueSIS were delighted over lhe
vea loin stuffed with lobster and a
berry-filled piano dessert. The West-
in South Coast Plaza hotel chefs
outdid 1hemselves for this VIP
bunch.
a No.2: The Honoree
"Once in a while in your lifetime
you get the OPortunity to pluck a star
oul of 1he sky. hold on 10 it. pull it
to earth and plant it." Scgerstrom
said of his role in developing the
center.
Early center supporters. among
them Tim Strader. Da ve Tappan.
Elaine Redfield. Charley Hester.
Ray Watson. Carl Mitchell and
Georgia Spooner. honored
Scgertrom via \'ldeo. Others. among
them Floss Schumacher. Kathryl)
Thompson and General Wilham
Lyon. praised from the podium.
"l suit don't think we full> ap-
preciate what we have here. We
,, Carol
Humphreys
must continue to reach for the
promise of sreatncss for the pcr-
formina ans in Oranae County,"
Seaerstrom said, surrounded by fam-
ily members. among them his
mother. sister. two of his three chil-
dren and his wife Renee. stunnina in
a short metallic brocade by Yves St.
Laurent. Later the philanthropic
couple recieved golden jewelry in
the replica of 1he center s Fircbird
sculpture.
•No.3: The Tablcmates.
The cream of the Coast's promi-
nen1 movers and shakers includin1
Jack and Dori deKruif, Roger and
Janice Johnson, Maurice and Marcy
Mul ville. Roger and Bonnie Smith,
Tom antl Marilyn Nielsen. George
and Jud11: Argyros, Carol Wilken,
Vesta Curry. Al and Deeann
Baldwin. Robert and Martha Fluor.
Lillian Fluor. Tony and Ginger
Allen. Don Beall, Walter Gerken,
Reed Royalty, Carl and Margaret
Karcher. Rogue and Judy Hemley
and Teri) Goldfarb c.ame to honor
their leader.
•No.4: The Entertainment
The evening concluded with a
performance by the caberet-styled
p1an1s1 Michael Feinstein (the next
e\cning he pla)'ed to a sold-out
center audience). His sclccllons
from Gershwin. Berlin and Cole
Porter enchanted.
Introducing Feinstein's romantic
serenade. center president Tom
Kendrick ~1d. "Romantic music is
enjoyed b) those who make no small
plans -for those who dream."
Like Henry T. Segerstrom.
CINwl•• and Nora ""'•·
John Danlel1 and S.ndra S•t•ntrom
Danlels.
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TOlll Kendrlcll, Renee Se .. , ....... , Judy MOf'r •M honoree He~ Se .. rnr°"'"
Wlllla111 and Wiii• Dean L~on •nd M•r Jorie and ftaul •""4ulst.
Importance of sex
diminishes with age
Janice •nd Roger Johnson. Hal and Je•nette Se9erstrotft with S•lly and .-.oward ftoulsen
DEAR READERS: Today's
col•mn ls going to be a coaliuatlon
of yesterday's. Tiie sabject "sex
after marriage" 1enerated 111cb aa
avalucbe of responses tbat I
coeJdn't po11lbly do jastice to It in
a 1ill1le day.
Tlte poU wae prompted by a
womu wllo slped llerself "Content
lJI Moatreal." "Content" ud her
lle1baod, botll In their late 50s. gave •c SU wfllen tlley were in their 401.
S e wrote, "Wt are extremely com·
patlble, fllapplly married and don't
feel tllat wt are ml11lng a thln1.'' ne question 1bt asked was, "Art we
ocldbaJls? How many otJltr married
cnples live to1etber happily
wltllout sex?"
I told lier I'd ask. To my surprise,
more t•u 35,000 readers llave rt·
spoaded 10 far.
Here is a sample of wlaat my mall
bas beta llkt tbtse last few days:
From York. Pa.: Dear .\nn. please
tell 1he "oman 1n Montreal that she
has a soul sister in Pennsylvania.
Sex was designed for pleasure and
reproduction "Jim" nnd I produced
seven beau11ful children and the
pleasure disappeared a long lime
ago. .\II I want to do 1s snuggle.
which is JUSt fine wi th him -his
high blood pressure medicine 11.nock-
ed out 1hc uger 1n his tank fhe )'cars
ago. Jim's doctor warned us that 1h1s
m1,ht happen and I had a hard time
concealing m} JO). Neither of us has
been interested 1n sex since "e "ere
in our earl ) 40s but v.e "ere
ashamed to admit it. Now we don't
need to pretend an) more
Little Rock: I am 43, s1nglr. three
11mcs divorced and read>\, fo r a
platonic rela11onsh1p Sex. in my
opinion. 1s great I> o' crratcd. It has
caused more hcartachC' 1han an)-
thing I know of. Also. a.n~one who
is completel) honrst will tell you
that 1t 1s mess). 1iresome and of\en
disappQtnllng.
Kansas City: What a relief to read
in your column that my husband
and I arc not the only ones. Five
.... "' so~(/~ Help Make !~~ A Child's
Dream Come True
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Ann
Landers
)'-'ars ago. aftl'T a l\\O·hour attempt.
m) husband !><ltd: "I hope )OU won't
be hurt. hut it's not worth the
trouble ... I rrplil·d. "Thanks fo r say-
ing so. I lame 10 thal conclusion five
)'Cars ago ... I ""as 41 and m) hus-
band wa\ 42. and thal was thr last
11ml' ""l' 1m·d I am completely
happ) \\Ith 1h1s man and v.e lo"c
each olhcr dcarh
Wiison WoodMan with Ulll•n and Peter P'I~.
Porlland, Ore.: .\n)' married cou-
ple ""ho ha~ good health and 1.kc1dcs
1hq don'1 1111.c SC\ 15 as queer as a
S4 bill. I am 86 and m> v.1fc 1s 85.
l pla> nine holes of ~olf e\Cry day
and am sure our at·uve scit hfe is
respQns1ble for m) great golf game.
I en10~ m~ golf so much 1ha1 I am
going to kl·cp ha' 1ng ~' no matter
what.
Pa .. dena. Calif.: I am not ac-
cus1omed 10 di scussing m) sex hfe
wi th an)onr. much less "rating
about 11 to a newspaper colummst.
but I can't resist telling you that my
hu~band and I arc bolh .:'5-)ear-old
professionals. straight. hcallh) and
ha pp). bul we do nol care for ph) s1-
cal inumac) We want two children
and ha' e decided to adopt. Our
friends would ne\ er behrve 1h1s.
Louis •nd Jeanette Knobbe with Dr. Arnold 8eclc111an •t
the SSOO·•·plate dinner honorlft9 Henry Se9erstrCN11.
Tum Your Garden
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Sioux Falls, S.D.: My wife and I
cclcbraled our 50th wedding an-
niversal) three )Cars ago. We ha'e
always had a fine: seA life and we are
complctel)' open with each other. I
asked her rc<·entl) 1f she was enjoy·
in& scit now as much as she u~d to.
Shr said. "\\-ell. no. 1t 1s a little less
exciting." I then asked when she first
noticed 11. She replied. "Last night
and again 1h1s morning."
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Dlrectqr Aaron makes Som thing of 'Nothing'
David Drummond and Ellzab•th Norm•nt In "Much Ado
About Nothing .. at the Grov• Shakespeare Festival.
8y TOM mus
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"Much Ado About Notbifll" is
among the most aptly titled of
Shakespeare's comc:<Jies and, despicc
its popularity. one of the most hasti·
ly P.lottcd. Its characters simply
don t brhavc. or react. with an over-
abundance of common sense.
Nevertheless. in the hands of an
inventive director such as Jules
AJtron. such blatant nonsense can be
immense!) cntertainine. Aaron's
conccptualiLcd production. which
launches the outdoor portion of the
Gro'e Shakc-spcare Fcsuval. is a
deliciousl) funn) ireatment of one
of the Bard's more mediocre crea-
tions.
.. Much Ado" 1s set 1n Messina,
Ital). and Aaron is fai thful to the
place -but he fast-forwards the
time to 1939 when black-shined
Fasc1sb goose-stepped through the
strl·ets. H istOr) 's villains become
Shakespearean heroes w11h surpris-
mgl) little log1st1cal stress.
Enriching the Grove production 1s
D. Man) n Book waiter's splendid
to"n square sc111ng \\llh life-size
mannequins lounging about. Aaron
utilm'!. these figures well, directing
h1~ actor~ both to pla} off them at
ti me' and. "hl'll eaH~sdropping on
till' conH·~ttun!. of othl·~. to as-
!.Unh· 1h1:tr pos111ons a'> a li\lng
tahkau \. Thi' dr\lcr add~ 10 1hr
n1mcd} b} lam pooning lhl·
ShaknpQretn device of lkimpy di•
1uisc.
Center 1t11t in this liah&heencd
romp are the P'Wd soldier Benedick
(David Drummond) and hi•
adversary in social warf'ire Beatrice
(Elizabeth Norment). Their verbal
conflict. which becomes roman1ic
via some mischievous proddin1 by
their comrades. is brautifully ~n
ducted, with Normcnt's sparklina
subtlety of character earning es-
pecially high marks and Drum-
mond's more physical comedk style
equally applaudable.
Less bchcvablc, but nearly u ef-
fecti vc. is the traumatic episode in-
volving Benedick's comrade Claudio
(Richard Soto) and his brlovcd Hero
(Hisa Takakuwa). Both perform
with a fine sense of intensity as their
wedding is disrupted by malicious
gossip fomented (for whatever
reason) b) the oil) Don John (Carl
Reggiardo in a typically skillful,
black-hearted performance).
Harr) Woolfs o verwrought
Lconato (Hero's father and the town
go\ ernor) is one of the crown jewels
of the supponin4 cast. along with
Gal) Armagnac s princely Don
Ped ro. Stacy Ross and Roxanna
Auge~on contributc a pair of beauti-
ful!) realized background portrayals
a~ Hero's attendants.
The plum comic role of Constable
DogbcIT) marks thl· welcome return
to 1hc stag(· (after eight )'cars) of
Thomas Bradac, founder and artislic
director of the Grove Sbampeare
Festival. Bradac excels as the super·
cillous commander of the evenina
watch whose "don•t make wavn
policy is thwarted by the caJ>'ure of
Don John's henchmen (nicely
enacted by Joe Foster and Tom
Juarez).
11 would be nice if the charactcn
(particularly Don John) we~ lilted
with a linlc more motivation for
their actions. but "Much Ado"
makes for a mcn-y time nevenhcleu .
Drummond and Norment are par~
ticulariy !mprnsive as. more sublle
incarnauon of Petruchto and
Katherine from ''The Tamina of the
Shrew:· and enttmblc excellence
prevails throuahout. • •• "Much Ado About Nothtng con-
&inucs throuah July 14 in the. Festi-
val Amphitheater. 128S2 Main St .•
Garden Grove, with performances
Thursdays through Sundays al 8:30.
Call 636-721 3 for ticket information.
Orion Pictures sets
'Bull Durham' sequel
DURHAM, N.C. -Orion Pie·
tures has approved a movie sequel
to ··Bull Durham ... the smash sum-
mer hit of 1988 that grossed more
than $50 million. according to a
report published Saturday.
"We intend to make a sequel to
'Bull Durham:" producer Thom
Mount told The Durham Morning
Herald in an interview published
Saturday. "We've been working with
Orion for about four or five months,
but "c just recently got the approval
10 make the film ...
Mount esumated that about two-
thirds of the sequel will be filmed in
Durham.
Wnter-director Ron Shelton. a
former minor-league ballpla)er. is
1,1,orktng on the sequel screenplay.
Shelton's original screcnpla} about a
n11nor league baseball team re~civcd
1 an Academy Award nomination.
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You Can Add Soup Or Salad.
Our plump and tender half-chicken is slowly roasU!d and braised
to perfection in its own juices. Served with fresh garden vegetables,
your choice of rice or potato (rice or baked
served 4 to 9 p.m.) and hot squaw bread
or blueberry muffin. Hurry in for this
taste tempting value, that will keep you
coming back for more. Cook~Flf slncr 1968.
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-, from left, Sylvia Baraldlnl, Susan Rosenberg and Alejan-l
drlna Torr•• In the high security unit of th• f•d•ral prison
at Lexln9ton, KY. Their controventat Incarceration Is the
subject of .. Through th• Wire," tonight on KCET.
•Sui.an R o~enbag. indKte<l in 1h1.·
l'>R3 bombing of 1h1.· l '.S Capitol.
~er' 1ng 58 ~cal". tor pos!.l'\'10n l>I
\\capon., and l'Xplos1ws. "'11h rl'(·
ommrnda11on against parole.
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Orange Cout DAILY PILOT/Tue.day. June 26. 1990 A7
~Bl Keene COUJITUCULTUa& by M.,atta & Maratta PltA!fUT8 by CharleS M. SchUlz
"Why did you get up? That wasn't
'reveille.' It was 'taps."'
by Brad Anderson
"Did you see them tum white when I said you
might take some post-graduate courses?"
NANCY
ARLO AND JANIS
TUMBLEWEEDS
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DENNIS THE llENACE
~1 ,MARCIE .. l'M MOME •..
TOMr' WAS OOR LAST DAV
OF SUMMER SCHOOL ..
GARFIELD
DID 't'OO LEARN
AN't'TMIN6~
GAAFIEL.R HAVE YOO~llN MNANA-
COCONOT GREAM
!>ONT AN
LOTION?
TME WATER IN TME
DllHKJN6 FOONTAJN
WAS Al.WA't'S WAJlM
by Jim Davis
by Hank Ketcha'!' FRED BASSET by Alex Graham
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"WE. WEN1 ~ING AKO ~y GOT A
STRIKE ON iHE w~ LANE '"
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U~1E~10 IT~ ~OR~!
by Jerry Scott
by Jimmy Johnson
by Tom K. Ryan
by Kevin Fagan
by Pat Brady
t'tOH'T geek
6"f~V ~M&' 1 ~~.
Ul"\ke~t ... shaggy ... He could do wit,n C1 thor-Ough. grooming
o.nci Cl hot:. bath . 1
SHOE
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Ai~lf7 ~f;N J./A~Sf
ON U7 IN 7U£ Ca<'P~ ..
And the. ~ame goes ror-his dog.
by Jeff MacNelly
"rnE "11/EFZ ~RVtCES
WN"f Pl/re(Vlit;J6 M~
fffA~ IN TU~lfZ ~/10RTs.
IQ.._Sla__;.·1~ •.. ~!I =::J'~\--...
-JUDGE PARKER
IF" THE P0L..1CE HAVE A
SUSPECT tN l"\ATE s
MURDER T>-1F'f --HAVEN'T TOLD ME'.----
FUNKY WJNKERBEAN
{.,()()'LL NEVER GUES~
(JJHA'f 1 JU51 CAME UP !t>J~ CMtQ 'Pl. • .ASflC
nc:J1L.-11C.£ Pl Z.Z~ CX::XX:,f·l'.'
FOR BETTER
OR FOR WORSE by Lynn Johnston
by Harold Le Doux
by Tom Batiuk
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ORANGE COAST ..., ....
An Independent Newspaper
Published by Page Group f'ubMhlng, Irle •
• .._.. I . Poto. s:iretldent & chief elliKVfive otf'iew
Willeln S. LeWel, editor
Stew M9W.. managing ed11or
Den '-n'-r, edttorlOI ~ edito.
Stan W.,....,., news editor
0.-.. lreeb, c11y edllor
1..-119em, features editor
.... c.IMn, spotlS editor
c..I .._,Mphreys, soc1e1y ed11or
Hiet St.in, Jr., choirmon
G«old W ...... Jr., gene<ol monoger
Editorial
PCH-Jamboree
intersection
must be made safe
It's time to s top talking and get work ing. It"s time to
halt the studies and sun e)s and take action. Ifs ttme to get
otT the dime.
It's that simple.
The tro uble-plagued Pacific Coast Highway-Jamboree
Road intersection is a mess. W e'\'e aid that before and
s rnce that time. o thers ha' c come to that conclusio n.
For more than a year . crews ha' c been working on the
intersection -wide ning 11. adding turn lanes. t rying to
uncork one of Ncwpon Beach's m ore mighty bottle necks.
But the work -or at least the design of the intersectio n
-has ) ieldcd disastrous results .
Two people ha'c been killed and d ozens of o thers
inJured in a rash ofv.rccks. Man ~ of the accidents. witnesses
a nd victim~ agree. arc duc tu the timing o f !>tgnals at the
in tcrsectio n.
Moton ts t urning onto Jamboree Road from the
e as tbound lane o f Coast H igh"' a~. for rnstance. d o n't
a l\\ays have t1mc to clear the intcrscrt1on before o ncoming
wc~tbound traffic on Coast H ighwa~ gc1s the green light.
If dri,crs arc in a hur~ or something less 1han
complcteh at1cnt1ve. thl' results can be dcadh .
The good ncv,,s i that the 1ntcr'l'Ct1on \.\Or~ is 'upposcd
to be completed b~ Jul~ :\. The had ne\\S 1~ that the
intersection\ fla"s remain.
Last v.cd ... a traflic engineer for the ..\utomoh1k C lub
1mpccte d the intersection and reached similar ronclus1u ns.
..\nd nov. the state Dcpartml·nt of Trani;pona11on. v.h1ch is
rc~ponsiblc for Coast H igh" a~. ha<, agreed to rl'Vll''-' the
urning of the !11gnal light\ and suggest 1mpro,cments.
And to that v.c can o nh add: It\ ahout time
The f1urr~ of traffic through Nc" p,on \\Ill onl~ 111rrcas('
1n the coming weeks . .\ml !lummrr doc<, no t alv.a\\ bring
o ut thl' best in drl\ers. c!lpcr1all~ thoi;c lured to th1..· beach
1ov.n in pursuit of a go od 11me.
The m1erscct1on has to be made ~afc. Thal° s all there
IS IO II.
Today In history
Toda) 1s Tul'\d3). June ~6. thl'
I 77th d.J\ of 1990. There arc I SK da\~ ll'll '1n the 'car.
Tod a}\ highlight in h1s10~
On June 26. I 96J. President John
F. J.-.ennl'd~ '1<,1ted \l. es1 Berlin.
"h ... ·rl· hl' \\J~ grl·etcd b~ more thun
a m1ll1un o l the d1' 1dcd c.:11~ ·~ rl''I·
d ... ·nl\ In J 'J>l'l'lh. K ... ·nnrd) made
h1' tamou~ tkd.irJt111n. "lch bin rin
lkrlml·r·· (I am .1 Arrlrnl'r).
On 1111, d.11e
In l l'l"IJ. till' tir .. 1 '>l'l lmn o f thl'
h11.11d \\.Jlf.. 111 \11.Jnlll (II~. :'\: J .
''d'> 01x·1i...·d tu thl· pubhl "
-IJy Tbe A.ssoC'iated Press
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correspondence s•gn1l1conrly longe1 1han 300 words will be printed 01 our
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Response.
Commun11y commentaries ore reserved for issues pertinent 10 c11oes
and 1owns along rhe O range Coosr Guest commen1ories may pertain to
any pubk issue Ed11or ,al resronses ore reser..,ed fC>f rebut1ols ro edotorool
pos111ons ol rhe Orange Coast Doily Pilot.
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Wr11ers ore lim11ed ro four submissions a monrh. All correspondence
must be signed and include the wr 1er s address and 1elephone number 10<
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let1ers should be addressed 10 lhe Orange Coast Doily Pilot, 330
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Wr11ers w11h Ques11ons ore urq1>d ro coll the Doily P1lo1 at 17 141 642-4321
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Tf1U 71E TfiUTH,
7H£; Illa£ 71WTH,
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TH£; TRUTH, 50 Htl.P
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By Garry Trudeau
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1HeJIR't/S
ST"' .l WT I
THAT .Re~
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Tragedy of AIDS
is not Bush's fa ult
SACR .\MENTO -Some men
\\Crc burning the flag on the nc"'~
Frida} night.
Nothing unusual there:. of course.
These: partic ular ml·n "-C:rl·n't
burning thl' flag to celebrate: thl' 'ote
in the Hou~ of Reprcscntatl\eS.
ho"e'er. ''h1ch had JUSI put a con-
\t1tut1onal aml·ndment against this
ac ll\ 11~ on hold until at lca-;t nnt
\l'a r.
· .\s far a'> I I.no". the' "l'rl·n·1
n :kbra11ng ·
There "-l'rl· llag burning') in oth...-r
part'> of till' rnunt~ ~·cau\1..' ix·opk·
\\l'fl' happ~ \\Ith the Hnu'e of R1..·p-
r1..·~l·ntat1n·'· anJ '>Offil' of thl'nl \\erl'
on the nl'''., Ill<>. but the m1..·n I am
1all..1ng about \\l'rl·n·1 lCkbrating.
the~ \\l'rl' angn
..Th1..· gu,ernm ... ·nt dcx·,n·1 care:."
om· ol thl·m '>J1J .. L1ght~·thrl'C:
thuu .. :.inJ \ml.'nran'> arl' dl·ad. and
the gml·rnnh:nt dtx''>n't l':l fl'. ..
lk "a' tn ~an Franll,lll. of
lOUr\C tall..1ng.1bout .1.1()', lk ..aid
hl' "J' HI \ pm1t1n· and that all h1' lnl·~J, from thl· l'arl\ "Ml\ "-l're
c.k<1d. anJ < 1e11rgl· Bu'ih-h.idn't l'\l'n
'>l1Uwn up at lhl' ln1ernat1onal \II>\
<. unferl'Oll' 1n \Jn r ranc"eo T ho'l'
thing\ \\l'fl' Jll linl..l.'d in h1') mind.
all poht....-al
.. Three: hundred thousand dead."
a d11Terent man said. repeating
SOml·thing c.llhl·r .\IO'i aCll\ l'llS had
chantl·d. tllll''> "'hll had gottl·n inside:
the: rnnl<.'re rKl' thl' Ja} ~·fore. "and
\\ hc:r1..· IS l 1l'Urg ........
The ligurl' Wll l.000. tl\ 1he "a ...
rdi:rs to thl' numbC'r of dl·ad "orld-
\\ ldl·. I don't I.no" 1f 11 1s an ac-
curate figurl· -m\ gUl'\!i would bi."
it's on thl' lo" 'itde -but 11 1<;
\lJUl'ring . .ind II 'pcal..s uf a m1s ... ·11
th.it no o n ... · not l''c:n th ... • flag
hurnl'r'> 1h ... ·m~·h1..''>. nut eH'n thr
on ... ·s "1th the d1'>C.'asc:. can e'en
ghmpl!e Ill II~ total.
l crtainl} <.1eorge Bu'h cannot
ghmp~ II.
.1.11 b~ 11..ctr \ID 1<1 a tragcd~ of
1ncalculabk \Ill' h has torn holes in
.\mcr....-a ll ha' lcmlil·d a grncr-
a11<>n .
Commentary
At the same 11mc, 11 has broad-
l'nl'd this countn 's sense of com-
pa')s1on to inc lude ~roups for whom
thl·rc "as 'l'r~ lmle compassion
before.
And. of cour'ie. in M>mc cases. 11
ha' done thC' oppo')lll'. Fear \\Ill do
th.it
But ha' 1ng \31d th1: tr • )
r ... ·~·nted her ... · ... 1ncalcul k . kt me
abu -;a, that 11 as not thl' onlv tragl·d~ ·around. or thC' mm t pr ·
found That \ID ... ·annot Ix· '4..' r-
atl·J l11rn1 the othl·r, that the d1wa<.c
" not lunJ.1ml·n1all~ a poht1cal
Pl llhkm. l
It I'> not an e\lens1on nf ga~
ba..,h1ng.
.\nd "h1k thO\l' facts are tJmkr-
">IJndJhl~ lo't \)n '>c>ml' of the pcopk
lJn ~1ng. till' d1')(.·a~ -)OU 1..·an't
blaml.' Jll\Olll' tor tat..ing \\hat h11k
lumfort thl'' ...-;rn lind -thn ar ... •
'''" 1lwn.'. '~a1ttng 4u1C'tl ~ und~·r all
thl· 1101">1.'. tal..rng hie aftN hfl· alicr
Ilk
The countn has not turned 11s
ba ... i.. on .\IDS . .\nHmc "-hO ha\ rr-ad
nl''"PJpcr-.. l'H'n 'rasuall) on•r the
la~t .,., or Sl'\l'n \Cars. or "-atc.:hl·d
tl'll'' l'>llln. I.nu"\· more about th ... •
J1\l'3\l' than must of tht.• d1 sca'>Cs
thl'' ·, .... haJ thl'mseh cs.
1'.u other disease in h1s1on has
gott ... ·n a!> mu ... ·h public a m·ntion
\Im" me a pap...·r with a c1rrula-
llon 11\ t•r 1.lXXJ that hasn ·1 run a
~'Ill'' on .1.IDS
f ur thJt matter. r,ho"' me onr that
h.1')n·1 run half J J o1en of thl•m.
H' no". l'' en llne has SCl'n and
hl·.irJ patient\ in all the d1scasc·s
~t.ig ... ·~. ha') ht·ard of thr abandon-
ml·nt .anJ ft•Jr thl'\l' pcopk 'lufTcr. of
th ... · ... ·bb .ind 110"' the d1scasr follo"-S
tx·for ... · 11 finall) t..111'> the bod~ that
carnl·~ 11.
And ')lo" I). 1ha1 ha' touched us as
a countr).
Nothing I can think of has dont.·
m urt.• to rxpl:.un thr homosc\ual
commun1t) in ordina~. human
tcrm'i
.\nd probabl} nothing has C'\Cr
brought as m uch hate for that sam1:
Pete
Dexter
commun1t\ to the surface.
But none of that l'hangr-s "hat
.\IDS 1~.
.\ total of 83.000 people ha' 1: died
of .\IDS in thl' l 1nlll'd States: that
mJm Ji ... · e'en thrl'l' months from ~mo(1ng Ho"· much m one} as thl'
go,l·rnm ... ·nt putting mto stopping
that"
What 1c; th ... • budget for bn·ast
t•anll·r rl·warc h'' r hat d1'1Ca~ "111
.... , ... ·ntuJll\ hat l-1n-IO \\Ome n in thl'>
l'OUnll ~
uo do" n th ... • h~t . disease b' d1\~ t.'as~:. and .\IDS ·~ gl'tting more than
its shart.• ofattrn11on. and -propor-
t1onall ~. at least -1t~ share of the
mOnl').
That ma) not Ix enough to sa'e
th ... • men o n tcle' 1s1on -there arc
~me things ~ou canno t bc S3\l.-d
lrom -but that docs not mean the
clTllrt that as being made ought to bl·
dl'>nll\'il'J.
"lt"c; outrageous:· one of thl·m
~1J. "the) can kt this happen ...
;-..obod} here I!> gmng to argur that
lh ... · go' l'mment 1!>n 't outrageo us. but
11 1!.n·1 the go,emmcnt letting .\IOS
happ...•n. It isn't George Bush
\.\ c forget somctiml"'\ that "e
arcn ·1 rcall) in control
The prom ise as v.ntten do"n -
lili.:. hbert) and punu11 of happmess
-but 11 doesn't come with a
guarantee.
Those things are not al"-3\'\ in the
go\C:rnment's hands ·
Prt~ Dexter Is • S.cramreto-
based eolrtmai.st for ttt' Oru1~
Co.est Dally Pilot.
Nothing less than a political
brawl will ease the S&L mess
By BRIAN DICKINSON
PROVIDENCE. R.I -Like barnyard ch1l~kcns
\t. ur~ ing tx·fore a storm. mo'it Washington poh11c1an'i
h.1\l· OC'd thl' ~vings-and -loa n disaster tn panic. Th15
I"> far too \\.'nous for pant..an politics. the) say: let's
rnopcratr a nd clean up the mess together.
soft-pedaled: His own son. Neil Bush. has been on tht•
gnddlc conccrn1"lj tt-1 fa1lul'l' o f a Colorado S&.L ot
"'hll"h he was director
When there is ample blame to go around -and
there ccna1nl) 1s in the savings-and-loan d1sgracr -
many a politician would hke to sec the furo r go awa~
More than a fr w reputations. aOcr all. may Ix on the
line. The mes~ already rttks wtth instancet of outnght
fraud. la' rtgulauon. lavish 1nnucncc peddling and
members of Con~ never too proud to tum down
the gift of flancry. Wh)' should Congrns want to dig
dc-e{>Cr into thi~ sorry story?
This ma' '°und hke ~tatesmanship. but it's really
Just fear tal._ing. This colossal bilking has soiled both
parties. and solemn bipartisan "solutjons" sound hkt
a "ondcrful wa) to sweep the nasty ongins of the
debacle und1..·r the rug forever. B) contrast. the best
wa) to bring all the painful facts to light would be to
let the p.i n1sans on both sides have their day.
Here beforl· you. afier all. in livin' color. 1s what
b) all odds I) the largest. messiest. Juiciest. smclhe~t
and ugliest scandal ever to dance across the boord'i of
our natton·s capital.
Poh11cal Washmgton. seduced by pitchmen for
the sa"ing -and-loan industry, gave them all the
running room they wanted -and more. No o ne was
\liatchmg as 1ndustf) crooks pulled fast deal ... ran up
huge tabs and then fell flat.
It was onl) when a stunned Washington bepn to
ml'u~urc the JOVernment's hab1ht). and the due bills
ta rted pounna in (first billion!\ of dollars, now
hundreds t>f billions). that ta"payers began to shriek
Thcy'tt \ore no"'. and for aood reason: Their sovcm·
mcnt failed miserably to cope with this pt henna crist
and the public is now beina asked to pa) the
astronom1C'3I t>1ll
Poht1c1ans 1n both parties have reawn to k.eep the
mt~ under wraps. House Democrats. havin' lost
several of their top lcadef'I amid characs of m1scon·
duct. tried to lie lo"'· But as cos1 ~thnatei of the S&L
bailout bqan to sour. they found their ton1uei and
began nccdhna the Bush administratfon. This brouaht
a tart penisan rebuke from White House Prtu
Sccrctat') Mulin Fit.zwattr. ~kh in tum drew 1
acntk "tsk-tsk .. from the ptts1dcnl or the United
Stale\ Well that Gcorac Bush might "'Int this tunt
Wh>. indeed'.' lk·causc onl> a no--ho lds-barrtd
1n\cs11gat1on has a prn)cr of finding out cxactl)" what
"'cnl wrong -and how to prevent the rccurrenct of
)Ueh a disaster.
You think ll couldn't happen 1gam? That's what
people tho ught about the thnfis. But the vanous otT-
budget federal lendtng agencies hold potential
liabiliues wonh well over S800 btlho n. and may not
be under any clost'T ~upervision than was thc-S&L
1nduStr).
Through absolutcl) no f1ult of their own . Amcn-
c·an taxpa)Crs and tht<1r children wall be forced. d irectly
or 1nd1rectly. 10 cough up 1mmcnK sums to make good
on Uncle Sam·~ auarant«s over depo its in the
hundred of Sell lhat failed. E"imatcs of the ~m.
arc runnina as high a SS.000 per household. This as
hard enouah to sto mach. But the appalled t.a'<J>9)U 1s
at lea t entitled to know how he was taken to the
de~ncn. and b) whom.
In pursuit of this quest the~ ma¥ be no more
producuvc d e\ltt than a Jood. old .. fashtoncd pohticaJ
brawl. e pcc11lly in thi1 elc<1ion yar. Makif\I the d1~1tcr 1 hot cl«lion 1 uc would cnrourqc vulncr-
1blc pan1sans on both side-I to let Oy. When the dusl
settles. some faciimi~ of truth JU 1 mtpt cm(T)t
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c.1 .... 1 .... IC'N .... ., ......... ,., .. Or-..
Ctat Dall¥ Pll!H.
Commentaty
There's no
absolute
freedom in
•
a democracy
The current session of the U.S.
Supreme Coun has produced
another small adjustment in ~
boundary bct~n f'm:dom or cons-
cience and freedom of action. The
resuJt isn•t JOOd news for militant
demo nstraton who profess to be
motivated by ~higher laws .. than
those made by soctety.
This applies to activists who claim
moral if not divine justification for
acts of protest that violate the law.
For the most militant anti-abortion-
ists. this mind-set sanctions trcsi-ss
or assault on abortion clinics. For
animal-rights advocatn.. it can ju~
tify breaking and enterina into re-
search centers. For some en-
'"ironmentalists. anythina goes that
can stop a hated project.
AhhouBh their objectives ditTer.
these militants have in common a
self-induced sense of moral nobility
and nshteousness that produces in-
d1gnat1on "-hen the poor cop on the
beat arn-sts them for trespass or
some other "iolat1on of the law.
They or their lawyers demand to
kno" "ha t the U nitcd Stat~ is
coming to when their First Amend-
ment rights are so cavalierly dis.-
reg.aFdeJ.
Conflict is an 1mpon.ant in~
dicnt o f ne""s. and for the demon-
strator. these brushes with the law
ran produce a rush of fame. notorie-
t) or man) rdom. depending on the
'u~" point. h 1s usual I) shon-hvcd.
In coun. the defense dOC'S lhe ~t
11 can wit h arguments based on
f~'dom of conscience or o ther First
.\mcndmcnt nghts. but they rarcl}
"-Ork. No". the) arc even less likcl)
to sun·el.'d 1n hght of a Supreme
Court ruhng d1sm1sstng the notion
that "each 1..·onsciencc is a law unto
11sclf."
Ap~ls to conscience and a high-
er moraht) arc particularl> common
"h ... ·n an11-abort1onists arc accused
of 1nfra ... 1ions. While the Sup reme
C:oun'c; opinion did not anse in an
abortion ... as...'. 1t seems more likel)
to haunt the ··antis .. than their oppo-
nenb an "hat has bct'o mc tht•
gr ... ·atest 1s<>ue of national con-
tro ' er..) lnten."slingh cnou~. thr
opinion "a~ "nttrn b) Just1Ct' An-
tonin Sc.:aha. himself an o pponent of
abon1on
The ruling ... -ame in the case in-
' oh ing U'il' of th~ illegal drug peyote
1n a rt'hg1ous nte b) a group of
.\menran Indians 1n On.--gon. The
coun held that sul·h use was not
prOtl'C'tcd b) thC' First Amendment
guarantct: of freedom of religion.
"We ha'e never held.'. Just1c1:
S...·aha "'rote. "that an 1nd1.,,•1duarc.
rel1g1oul! beliefs excuse him from
n>mphann· \\1th an o therwise 'ahd
la" proh1b1t1ng conduct that the
state as free to regulate.··
He r('l·alled that e,·en tho ugh the
1\1ormon rd1g1on countenanced pol-
~gam~. the l'Oun had long ago ruled
that Mormons could be prosecuted
hkl' an}Onc e lse: for v1o lat1ng laws
aga1n)t muh1ple marnag~.
Ju!>tict.· ~:aha held that st3te leg1s-
l.1tu rl''>. hlc Oregon's. "<'rt' frtt to
J>l'rn111 '>.ll raml·ntal usc o f drugs. bu1
thal the F1r.1 .\mendment could not
be 10\ ol.. ... ·J against la"s that banned
their us.c.
Hc con ... eded that this reliance on
ll'g1s.13tl\ c rd1ef presented a dasad-
' antagc to '>mall rehg1ous groups
"1th httk pohucal clout. But. he
addl·d . "that una' 01dable consc-
qu ... ·n ... ·\· l>I democratic go\emmrnt
mu'>t ht· preferred to a system 1n
"hll"h \'3lh ronscu:nce ts a 13\li unto
lt'>Clf."
Ju~m·c \<Indra °'1) O'Connor.
hl..l' Jui.till' ~ah3 an appointee of
Prl''>ldl·nt Ro nald Reagan. sided
"1th him 1n deciding the rnse. but
J1~gr\·cd "1th his anal)sis. e-;-
J>l'nall~ a\ 11 concemctl the rights of
minorn~ rehgaons.
Th\· di\ 1ding hne bet"-«n free-
dom .inJ rt.•press1on. ordl'r and d1s-
ordl·r. ha' m•,cr been easy to dra\li
The rx·~ Oil' l':l~ 11lustratcs ho\\ e\ en
JUflSI\ \\ htl are 1d1..'0log1cal cousin'
rnn J1lkr "ht.•n 11 comc-s to finr-
tunmg thl· h~t .\mcndmcnt
.\hout thl· onl~ thtng all sidl's will
agr ........ on I!> that no tndividual tn an
urga1111l·J 'lx.'ll'I\ u tn ha'c absolute
frl-cdom. ·
Ro1«'r Taurlu l• ,,..fu•or
«"m«'rltu of )oeruU1m •I c.JJ/oralll
SUI«' Ual.,~rrlty, Fm• AINI •• «--
cas.IOIJal coltuDmst for rw On.86~
Coast Dally PUoL
Letter
Costa Mesa:
Don't give in
To tht t:.d1tor:
Thr Co'itn ~ksa Ctl) Coun<"il:
God bless )Ou' You arc a bmlth of f~h :ur!
. Stand pal. do11'1 Jl\e Oon•t g1\e
into pressure!
What 1nsanit) It "'ould be 1o ,;,·e "ill~I alum ·· ll\pll)crs' monc)
Ltt s stop calhna tt\ac people .. un·
documcn'cd 1mm1anan1sM and call
them ~h4t the an· "1llcpl alien!! ..
AllO\\ If\& fuodina for thtS 1llt-pl
tnu ion or our na1to n i nttl()nJI
\UI 1~" and mu ' be 5toPOtd.
l. M. FlUOER LC>
nta Monka
l
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II ..
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r..,.....,.
~JM111
••wmydiys HilM 111 lh lows
111 i.-505 IO
--60s
f. todly ..,
~,wlt!l bol
W""Y .. " Hifls IOIMf 90s le I 06
lows 55 re 65
SlllOC~ ... br ""· ..... ~· -lllft1•1 So.rll'ff• Cat.lot...,
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Notification
of abortion
law upheld
\'. .\S HINGTON -The Supreme
( oun made 11 1gn11icantl) more
d1tlicult Mo nda) for girls to obtatn
legal abor11ons "t1hout first nottf~ ·
1ng their parents.
The coun 'oted 6-3 to uphold an
Ohio la" that bans abon1on~ for
unmarned girls under 18 who are
Jl·pendent on one o r both parents
unkss a parent is no111icd or a
JUdge·s appro,al 1s obtatncd
.\nd the coun 'oted 5-4 10 allo"
~hnncsota 10 require not1fica11on of
both parents as long as girls can
a' 0 1d tdltng either parent b~ getting
a Judgl··s penn1ss1on instead
B) a separate 5-4 'ote. the JUSt1ces
\lrud. do"n a pro' tston 1n the same
~hnnesota la" that '-'Ould have re·
4uired '" o-parcnl no11ficat1o n "'1th
no JUd1c1al b)pass option.
.\bon1o n nghts ad' ocates and
ant1-abon1on forces agrttd that the
t\\O dc:c1s1ons heightened the poss1-
bil1l\ the high coun soon "ould re'c~ tis 1973 Roe vs. Wade de-
cision lcgalmng abon1on.
Bui nothing in the l'-'O dcctStons
-"htch featured ntne ~parate
op1n1ons and sh1ft1ng coaltt1ons
among the justices -affected
d1rectl) adult "omen's nght to
abon1on.
The dectStons· practical po1cn11al
impact 1s enonnous. Of the 1.5
million legal abomons pcrfonned
annuall) 1n the Uottcd States since
nmAI: Pitchy low
clot* and toe near 1m·
lftdate coast early
today, otherwise fan.
ll*rmOW: Not quite
IS hot. wtth highs in the
mid· to upper 70s.
OCEAll REPORT
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•llOI\ •1th 4 loot ~
t.ko om yttowt.,i lllCI tion.to "' bolt,. ott C41•kn• ~
TODAY'S SUN
Sunrise ........ 5:43 a.m.
Sunset.. ....... 8:06 p.m.
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Hun11ng1on 8Mdl
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8IZR MAN
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TODAY'S MOON
Moonrise ....... 6:29 a.m.
Moonset.. ..... 9:23 p.m.
.f) 0 ()
1st Otr.
June 29
Full Moon
July 7
Last Otr.
July 15
New Moon
June 2.2
Brando's sister
leaves country;
will not testify
LOS ANGELES -Marlon
Brando's daughter Cheyenne has
left the country and will not
return and testify against her
brother Chnstian. a prosecutor
satd Monda}.
Deputy District Attorney
Steven Barshop to ld a Judge he
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wtll attempt to use the recently
enacted Proposition 11 5 to in-
troduce Miss Brando's state-
ments to police as evidence in a
preliminary hearing for the
brother. who is charged wtlh
murderin g Miss Brando's
boyfnend.
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Mu01c1pal Court Judge Rose-
mary Shumsky set Brando's
prehmanary hearing for July 23
but did not rule on the Pro~
osition 115 issue because the
matter 1s being transferred 10
another judge in the Los Angeles
court's downtown hcadquaners.
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Brando 's lawyer. R o bert
Shapiro, said outside court he
was not sure be would challcnae
Barshop's plan, SUJ&CSting that
the use of Proposiuon 11 S rules
.. would be bcncfiC1al to Chns-
uan."
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1973. about 12 percent -some t--·----------------------------1 I 0.000 a )car -ha'e been for
minors.
-By tH Associated Pttt•
Life-support
decision now
up to states
WASHINGTON -Family mem-
bers can be barrt'd fro m ending the
hves of persistently comat~ rtla-
lt Hs who have not made their wish-
es known conclusively, the Suprtme
Court ruled Monday 1n its first
··n&ht-to-d1e·· dec1s1o n.
lly a S-4 vote. the Justices gave
states broad power to keep such
patients on llf~support system s.
Specifically; the court blocked the
parents or a Missouri woman.
Nancy Cruzan. from ordenna n:--
moval of tuoo that provide her wt th
food and water.
The court, cleanna the way to end
its term on Wcdnnday. d«idcd
another fundamental and emotional
privacy iMue by makina it sianifi·
cantly more difftcuh for youftf airls
to obtain lepl abortions Wlthout
first notifyina their percnts.
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RUfFELL'S
UPHOl.STllY INC .
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ANNOUNCING
A NE\\r \\~AY TO END
BACK /\ND NECK
PAIN ...
Lower be<:k pein it ant ol tht molt~ non-lift-~
prd*IN In tht hNld\ field. Thia ptobWG\ .. lttll .. rW<k ptlin. ll ftt..
~~end. unlortunMPlyl llUltrMtfd.
Now ttwr-t is a INChft-tht MedX-Wt Cll'I tnt yow t.':k or nKk by
cneuurin« mua:lt 11:ae11gd\ ftlldt ~~ 1nd r.np ol motkln. ~
MtdX lwl'l l'mdlts )'OU' Wftlk.~ lllU.CIH. In fl!Ct. t>cerdsing
the:le cnulClft for about 6vt ll\Rlla CJfn or twn • wttk.. IN1Klts
Cll'I R:nuf dft .-Xd'C'h t.t .. MI 4CJO'I tl"1 ~. Whal your
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,,_At who will be rapomibk foi &be court ~-. v· -..:..a-• coau -and JIOIUbl)· die lelal .. rM, ~nt0r tee n~nt of &be Olber alde ..
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\ht atock tran~ •• ~· t~iee co. ~ Aabalie Jou liviM '6Uy OOlftplcttd, lbe lrvlM Co. wall Smi\h was oee of 1.M .......
"Y ~ye ~o the last Irvine ~ho praial cua to be beua ia a
9*ld antemt an the CO~Pln_y, w~b courtroom. tbotc coun COltl PIOCD-
! f<Manded u the lrvane Randi 10 ile to be comidaaMc,
0 by Irish immiarant James A Mich' Cimad Coun ·uJI. ~ nc. will :,::0 wt.ether t'ACb ~ Jin 1983. w~en . Donald : Breo acted in l(>Od taith and whedaer or
ught controlhna ant~t an the not tbc auit was ftivoloul hebe
mpe.ny, he ofTe~ Sm.1th $200,000 dec:idina the i•ue of coun and es·
r ~ for ber inheritance. Even pert feel. Hunt uid.
t ouah he was told Monday to PIY , .
ith $271.000 ptr shatt. company ~o one was wiUtna to ~ u acials nearly gushed over the rul-estimate as to what the cue I ftml i p~~ tag !"Ould be. Coun 00&1' St49 ~'Tbjs vindicates our position. h !'Ullton in company ~ and c arly indkates the value placed on in.tercst on that m~ney since 1983
e company in 1983 was fair " sL&ll have to be. talhed. .
unt said. ' . Another heanna. to declde wh~t
. , . interest on the company stock wall ~m1~ s lawy~r d1sagr:ee<t. .. . be, will be scheduled after a circuit
Bas1caUy. 1t s our victory, said co urt validates the decision.
i,oward Fncdman. "We won mos\
gfthe legal issues in the case. We got The case was heard by court rcr-
lO to 3S percent mo~ than what the eree Robe~ B: Webster in Oakland
driftinal merger deal wo uld've given County, M1ch1ga~. It was there the "5. · company was incorporated and
Ga~ Hunt.. sentcw vice prelldent of lfte lrvlne Co.. ••-'•lnl Jude••• rulln9.
J LcpJ wrangling since November there lawye_rs spent n~arly . _12
'983 has cost each side about S 15 mon!hs arguing the case '" wntang
IJ'lillion in lawyers. experts and court and m person.
ftes. attom e)s for each side said. The Jrvine Co.'s tesal team spent
• Still at issue is the questio n of 17 days arguing their case at the
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RACE
~romA1
' And man) have visited this post-
brd village in southcentral New
)'o rk State -maybe en route to a
t-liagara Falls hone) moon -to see
Jhe renowned glass works factor)
wit h the ~me name.
: More tha n 200 antique car drivers
and na\ 1g.ators pulled an to town
tAo nday. bur they bard> had time
for lunch. let alone visit the Corning
tactory.
· The vantagc car racers were mak-
i nJ a mid-day stop here during the
t hird leg of the Great American
Race. The coastto-coast rally started
5unda)' at the Westchester Countr)
Cl ub and ''Ill wind up 4.000 m iles
later on J ul} 6 a t Disneyla nd.
Com ing's 12.000 residents ha\'e
had plcnt) to celebrate alread) this
year; they recently marked the com-m unity's centennial.
But the) put out the welcome mat.
anywa). for the G reat American
Race contestants. y,ho pulled their
classic cars and trucks into the
do-.i.nto\\n whnl' thq were m~ated
to a robust lunch and Ne"' England
hosp11aht).
PILOT
From A1
advertisers on Thur'><la\\ ...
The Pilot's Weekend· section had
pre,1o usl) appeared on Frida); the
hov.casc of New Homes. whic h had
appeared on Sunda}S in the Pilot,
"'111 nO\.\ run t\.\ ice a week on Thurs<la~s and Saturda~• ..
The Pilot's third weekl> publi-
r a t 1 on. t h e Hunt1n g 1o n
Beach 'Founrain Valle) lndepen-
That's the kind of people who
populate Corning. according to o ne
who has h\ed here all her lifr.
Bea trice Burnap, 71, stood on the
stoop at The O li'e Branch. one of
the numero us tourist-Oriented shops
that line this town·s Main Street.
Tourism 1s 1mponant to Corning's
econom}.
The Weyerhauser box factory re-
cent!) closed. but the glass works
continues to prosper. And locals
expect the valley hugging the
Chemung River to grow into an
eastern versio n of California's Sili-
con Valley as computer-related in-
d ustm:s began relocating here.
In 1972. hea v) rains turned the
Chemung mean. It toppled several
dikes and Oooded the town.
Sc'l'ral residents were kilkd b\
the raging rl\ er: others lost thci'r
homes. Burnap and her husband
were among them.
"I li ved on the nonh side and I
had 15 inches of water -on m>
second floor:· she ~id.
In fact. Painted Post 1s Just one o f
the llO) '1llages. burroughs and
1o"nsh1ps that (1reat .\mcncan
Race lOntc'>lant~ pass through while
dm ing thl' bad."oods of America .
(knt. "111 remain a separate puhh·
rnt1on '-'llh ;o..;c\\\/~port'>. Showcase
of ~c'' Homes. Food. .\uto and
Real E<>latc section'>. and will con·
unuc to oc dd1,crcd 10 mor<· rhan
50,000 households 1n Huntington
Beach and Fo untain Val ley.
Saturdays will also sec r hangcs 1n
1he Dally Pilol. \\1th 5.000 free
copies delivered to homes 1n Laguna
Beach and 10.600 cd1t1ons g1\Cn to
the most amuent neighborhoods of
Ne" port Beat h.
trial's close.
Durina those closioa arguments,
conducted just over one year ago,
Howard Fnedman said he believed
Bren's original offer to his client was
not unfair. At one time. Friedman
urged Smith to accept Bren's buy-
Like Pamted Post, many are de-
scriptive and frank: places like Little
Meadows. Bii Flats and Candor.
Others arc Jawbreakers: Chemuog.
Cheektowaga and the borough of
W)alusing.
And some seem downright whim-
sical: Windfall. Standing Stone. Bath
and Pleasant Mo unt
The Great American Race teams.
howc\-er, arc pushing past the
fa mous falls today. headine into
Canada fo r the first time m the
race's eight-year run.
They'll stop fo r lunch in London.
Ontario. before drivi ng on to Flint.
Mich .. for an overnight stay.
In the early going. none have
dominated the fi<.'ld.
Wa) ne Stanfield of Costa Mesa
a nd Alan Tra' is of Phoenix. a mo ng
thl' fa, o m cs to win 1n their IQ 16
M11chcll. fif11shed fo unh on Monda)
after a 20th place the da) before.
"Wc·rc gcttin$ better." Stanfield
said . "We're sa' 1ng oursel,·es up for
California ...
Tha t will be a good trml' lo JX'ak.
.\lthough <.'ach da) produces pn1e
monq from thl' $250.000 purse. the
top prize for thl' r hampionsh1 p run
on tht· final Ja) 1s SS0.000.
"These change' a rc maJOr steps 1n
th1.• n·dc,elopml'rlt of the Orange
Coast Daily Pilot ... ~1d President
Bob Pag1.•. "The Pilot will be o n
ncarl ) CH'r) doorstep an N~wpon
Beach and Costa Mesa each f hur'i·
da}. and 1n Laguna Beach and New·
port Beach on Saturda\s.
··w e·re going to dcil\er sulh a
quaht) OC\.\spapn each week that we
feel our non-suh~nher" "'II wonder
what the) arc "ftw,411ng the 01her da)'I
of the week."
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out pro~sal. but she refused, Fried·
man said.
While neither side's appraisal was
accepted in total by the court ref-
eree, lawyers for both said enough of
their side's appraisal. was used to
make the d~ISlon fair.
HERO
FromA1
not something you think of every
day." said Klein. an I I-year officer
with one year in narcotics. "If you
dwell on 11. it can keep you from
doing your job right.''
Sgt. Tom Boylan. a 23-year vet·
eran of the Costa Mesa Police who
has worked narcotics for nine years.
agreed.
··1 wouldn't say it's so dangerous
we go home wrth il every night
because we don't," said Boylan.
"Narcotics enforcement is a risky
job, but the more careful you arc
and the m ore planning you do. the
less risk there is."
Both sergeants said many of thr
nsks are inherent to police work an
general. but may be d1fTt-rent for
underco,er officers.
"It's no t so much betng a
narcotics offi cer as being a police-
man in i cncral." Klein said.
"Ifs h1ghcr·nsk than other aspects
of police work because so ma ny of
thl.' people we v..ork with are armoo
and )OU "'ork undercover." Boylan
said. .\ uniform may give some
officl·rs an illusion of safe\). he
added . although y,1th certain types
of criminals 11 can make the offi cer
a target
.. It's prl'll) equal. .. said Klcrn. "In
uniform l'\er)llod) "nows who }OU
arc. )ou'rc prc ll) '1s1ble and all )our
cqu1pmcn1 -like the radio -1s
right thcrc 1n rl·ach.
"When \OU \\Ori. underco,er }OU
tend to be 0dl·a hng w11h more violent
t) JX's of pc-opk. but there's a lot of
c>.c1tcment and ca maradcn c." he
addcd. "E H'r) 1h1 ng we do. we do as
a tea m."
While the incident shocked their
officers. an} cffrtt 1t will have on the
wa) the) do their JObs would only be
to makc them more careful.
"We're going lo continue to be
real careful." 8o)lan said . "We're
going to bo.: thrnk1ng about this for a
long time and 1f that makes us more
careful. great ...
MURDER
From At
2~. and k su" Pena. 22. allegedly
participated in the ambush and weft'
arrested "1thtn hours of th<' shoot·
ing. The) a lso face special circum-
stanrc a lkgat1ons Qf I) ing 1n wait
and murder 1n the comm1ss1on of a
robber).
The defendants could face the
death pc-nalt) 1f convicted of those
charges.
The four others charged with
murder. Luis Bcnc tez. 37, Feden co
Marriott. 38. Miguel Escobar. 34.
and his wife . Ydalv)'S. 38. are be-
lieved to ha\c been involved in the
drug rmg.
All e1ghl defendants face charges
of attempt~d robber). conspiracy to
purchase roca1ne for sale and con-
sp1rac) to comm it robbery. Their
arraignment was continued to July 2
in Downe) Municipal Coun.
The multi.agency drug task force.
anc~uding De La Rosa. began its
undercover operation on June I I.
-By City Ne.w1 54!rvlce
OC afflc~rs klll~d
In tM llM of duty
Here is a list of 1hc Orange
County law enforcement of-
ficers killed in the line of duty
sincr 1980:
• June 2 1. 1990 -Full-
en o n Police Officer Tommy
Oc La Rosa. 43. shot in an
undercover drug opera1ion.
• Oct. 24. 1988 -Orange
C'ounty Sheriffs Deputy Mark
S. Tonkin. 31. dird in a heli-
copter crash
• Oct. 16. 1988 -Anaheim
Po lice O ffic er Robert
Ro ulston. 38. truc k by car.
• Aug. 23. 1988 -Seal
Beach Polil-c Officc:r Edward
Cla \ICll Jr., 31 . struck by car.
•March 10. 1987 -Costa
Mesa Police officers Dave
Ketchum. 39. and M ike
L1bolt, 39, di~ in helicopter '
crash.
•Nov. 7, 1980 -Garden
Grove Police Officer Michael
L. Rainford, 23. itruclt by a
car.
•June 7, 1980 -Oar'dcn
Grove Pohre Offittr Donald
F. Rcoo. 26. ~hot by • suspt'('t
confronlcd in a ber.
Cars of officer, clvlllan collide
FOUNTAIN VALLEY -A poli<Je officeT was involved in a
traffic collision with a civman Monday, doina major dama,e to both
cal"5 aod causJna sli&ht htju·ry to the civilian, police said
Officer WiJriam Hufnqel was assi&&ina another officer in a car
pursuit northbound on Lot Jardines West nonh of Slater Avenue
when he crossed the centet line at I :02 p.m. and collided with a
southbound Chevrolet Blazer, Lt. David Brokaw said.
The driver of the Blazer, identified only as Mrs. Moore, was
treated by paramedics at the scene and taken to Fountain Valley
Community Hospital for minor injuries. Brokaw said.
Hufnagel ui~ he had reached to the floor of his P,ltrol. car to
retrieve some equipment that had fallen ofT the scat beside him and
the car drifted left, Brok.aw said.
Law to reduce 'hit mall' advances
NEWPORT BEACH -The City Council on Monday expressed
tentative approval for the idea of a law aimed to discouraac last-
minute political "hit pieces" and directed City Attorney R obert
Burnham to drat\ wordina for such a n ordinance. If the city eventually adopts such an ordinance, Newport Beach
may become the only city 111 the county with a law rqutatina
campaign mailers.
Burnham proposed a law that would require mass m aile!" sent
to voters du.rin_g the final days of the ~~pa•JD lo be filed wath the
city clerk w1than two hours of first d1stnbut1on.
If the material is mailed out less than two hours before the close
of business. the maile r must be personally delivered to the city clerk
before 10 a.m. the next business day. or sent by guaranteed overnight
delivery.
The mailers would thus beco me public record. and the city clerk
would be required to distribute copies to other candidates or notify
the candidates that the material is available in her office.
The proposed law is intended to "reduce the effectiveness" .of
"hit pieces" -literature marked by ptrsonal attacks and m1s-
represcnta11on of a candidate's position on issues -by allowing
opposing candidates time to see the mailer and respond to the
allegations. Burnha m said.
Vehicle flips; teen crltlcal
FOUNTAIN VALLEY -A Fountain Valley teen-ager was
hospitalized Monday night af\er being thrown from a four-whed-
drive vehicle that had flipped over a nd landed on top of him.
Enc Seaberg. 17. was listed in critical but stable co ndition at
UCI Medical Center in Orange. where he was being treated for a
fractured skull and a broken pelvis. said Sgt. Keith u vin o f the
Fountain Valley Police Depanment.
The 11:30 a.m. accident too k place in Courreges Park. 8664
Rogue Ri,er Ave. The 16-year-old who was behind the wheel was
driving crraucall) through thr park. Levin said.
He lost control of the Toyota 4-Runner while spinning it around
in circles on the grass. Thr vehicle flipped over. eject ing Seaberg and
another passenger. who were not wearing seat belts as they rode in
the back scat. Levin said.
City fi re department paramedics rushed Seaberg to the hospital
after removing him from under the wreckage. but the other ejected
passenger sustained only minor inJuries. The teen motorist was
arrested at the scene for felony reckless driving. the sergeant said.
Judge may have model allen policy
SANT A ANA -A judge's policy of invitin~ immigration
offi cials into court to identify illegal immigrants convicted of serious
crimes could be a model for California and other border states.
The state Assembly recently approved a proposed law that
would UfJC Jurists throughout Cahfornta to follow the lead of Orange
County Superior Judge David 0 . Carter.
Carter's policy also is being looked at in Washington by the
leader of a U.S. Justice Depa rtment-sponsored survey.
"We're very impressed with the program in Orangr County,"
said Jo~ph A. Trotter Jr .. a lawyer at American !-Jniversity, wh~ is
conducting the study. "It has a lot of potenual for alleviating
caseload pressures."
Carter appears to be the only j udge in the nation who has invited
officials fro m the Immigration and Naturalization Service to screen
peo ple com1fll through his court.
Roommate shot during dispute
H UNTINGTO N BEACH -A man was sho t tn what appeared
to be a .dispute with his roomm~te late Sunday night.
Javier Villalobos. 23, of Huntington Beach. was shot once in the
back with an unknown handgun. police said. He was taken to UCI
Medical Center. where he was hsted in stable condition Monday.
The incident happtned at 11 :56 p.m. Sunday m Villalobos'
apartment at 17482 Dairyvirw Circle.
Villalo bos' roommate. Santiago Hernandei . 21. was arrested
and charged with attempted murder.
Police said the two ma) be relauvcs. but because of a language
barrie r their re lationship and thC' reason for rhc squabble were
unclear.
Woman raped In her home
FOUNTAIN VALLEY -A woman was raped Sunday by an
assailant who apparently hid in her Kendall Street home while she
was o ut and ambushed her when she returned. Police Lt. Bob Mosely
said.
The suspect apparently broke into the woman's home white she
was out visiting a friend and la) in wait for her to return. Mosely
said.
When she returned around I :20 a.m .. the suspect ambushed her
from inside the house. pushed her into a bedroom and raptd hr r.
Mosely said.
The suspect is described as a youth of IS or 16. 5 foot 6 rnches
tall. about 120 pounds and sliahtly built. He was wcaril'll a hooded.
faded red sweatshirt and is thought to be a liaht.complccted black
youth, Mosely said.
PARADE
'romA1
rier."
Kathleen Hollingsworth. a distnct
director for Rohrablcher. 11id that
aide' had contacted Safi somcwhcrt
"in the field .. four da}'1 •IO and that
Safi ha<l 11rted to be Rorhrabachcr's
a~t at the ptradc and o ther July 4
cvcntJ.
Holhn,swonh said "not for one
minute•· did Rorhabacher hchcve
that Safi Posed a stturity threat 1n
his 42nd Disuict.
Local officials. if they thouaht
othcrwttc, did what they had to do
to dispel the conccrns. she said .
Holl1.wonh. thoup. indicated
Safi m1&ht be touJh to ttt 1 bold of.
in the c"cnt he'& out 1n the wu r~
kadina h1\ Mujahldeen f<>f«&
DPtn'!tl the rommuni t
Not only 1s Sall welcomed to
participate in the ~rade. so art the
YMCA Indian G uides, officials said.
Thr younasters had bttn bamd
because their adult leaders had fail~
to provide proof of insurance or
drawinp of their Ooat. accordina to
parade officials.
However. parade officials said
the)• c~Lcndcd the deadlines several
umcs and cxpc-ct the younptcn to
ntal'C'h in the 86th annual event.
Ho~cvcr. the youna Indian
Guides reportedly won't have a float
bc<'ausc they don't have one to
enttr. cl\y Pubhc Information Dtrte·
tor 8111 Recd 1aid.
Youth aroup leaders Htd
prcviouil)' the)' behcvtd they ~
be1 n1 ou11tcd by penick 0'11ni1crs
who al~I) wankd to tum 1 he
rommun1t)'-«1cntcd penick into a
Tournament ur Rotts Plrack-t)'pe
1fTair
KE!rtNG
COUNT
G1bson's
motives
a bit
shady
Tuetc1ay•1 sports wub, buna out
while WOnderillJ why Donald
Trump c1oesn•t JUSt ao belly-up and
,et it over with:
•In cue you hadn•t noticed, the
quality of World Cu~ soccer play
bu improved. 1•m psckina Alemania
to win at all.
•Now that the word is out about
Kirk Oiblon uki~ to be traded,
isn•t it clear ..,hat bis modus operan-
di bu been all season? He has been U1iJw the Dod&m durina bis protracted. rlf-set-my-own-pece re-
habilitation. t.nkina S l.3 million in
salary while knowina all &Jona that
be wouldn't be beck next year.
•If it isn't outri&bt thievery it•s
the cloteSt thins. No home run is
worth that much.
• Can there be a reason why two
buebell teams in the same city can't
find succeu in the same season? The
CUbs never win when the White Sox
do, the Yankees and Mets have
never meshed in the same year, nor
have the Dodaen and Aflaels. It's
spooky.
• Everytime I see Tom Nieden-
fuer in a SL Louis Cardinal uniform
I think of Tom Lasorda bein.1 too
dumb to intentionally walk Jack
Clark.
• Now, too, we know why Tim
Belcher has been so gun-shy this
sprins about bis arm. It was huning
even before Orel Henhiser went
down.
• I never would have picked
Bobby Czyz to beat Meldrick Tay-
lor, but he did.
•No, I don't think Ivan Lendt
will win at Wimbledon. Monica
Scles, either. I'm sticking with the
Alemanians, Boris Becker and Steffi
Graf.
•The thing I like best about Tbc
National spons newspaper is that
you can read the same stories on
different paacs.
• By the time the Dodgers sec the
Reds apin on July 30 it won't
matter. It doesn't matter now.
• The real race to watch: Battle of
the Bad Boys. a struggle between
thc>se under-.SOO teams in the Na-
tional League.
•The scorching Dodgers current-
ly lead the C.ardinals by five games,
the Cubs and Astros by six, and the
Braves by seven ... but it's early.
• Hale Irwin will pass the Canon
Greater Hartford Open this week
(can you blame him?) but return in
three weeks to play in the British
Open. The question: Can he keep it
together1Hot1s hot but this 47-year-
old is hitting 2-irons and 3-1rons like
kids wish they could.
• lfl were selecting Wednesday in
the NBA draft I'd try fo r Gary
Payton (Orqon State), Bo Kimble
(Loyola Marymount), or Lionel
Simmons (LaSalle) and let some-
body else worry about the big guys.
•What was John Thompson
1oin1 to do for the Denver Nuggets
that would have been wonh $6
million, anyhow?
• The National League playoff in
October between the Reds and Mets
should be one of the good ones.
• Is it true that the Dodgen
scouted Frank Tanana of the Tigers
when he aot rocked the other day in
Anaheim.,, Frank Tanana? Be
serious.
•The sign above Alzado's res-
taurant on LaCienaga Blvd. claims
Committrnent to Excellence but I
don't know whether the waiters arc
wearin1 silver and/or black.
• News Item: Sayed Abdel-A.al,
40, an Egyptian government em-
ployee, han,ed himself and left a
suicide note saying his life ended
when f.aypt's soccer team was
eliminated in World Cup play .
• Comment: Look closer, aen-
darmes. There has to be some stolen
funds or a bored General's wife
there, somewhere.
• Finally, I like the fact that ex-
AtJanta OM Bobby Cox has been
asked to manaee the Braves. I won-
der how Fred Oaire would like
manaaJna that cut of roti~rie
misb-mash be put toaether1
ltkt T•ll~y 11 • La C.U•·ba•H
•Y'1HllcalH col•••l•I '""'•I l•r Ille
0.ll)' Pllol u4 •wean erery S•-
day, Tffl4ay Mt/ '1'11•rt4ay.
TUESDAY. JUNE 26, 1990
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Charity big winner at Irrelevant tourney
Golf event raises S20,0CXJ for Orange County youth groups
NE WP O RT
BEACH A
field of 155
golfers partici-
pated in the first
Orange County
Sports Hall of
Fame tournament
at Ncwpon Beach
Counll) Club Monday. raising be-
tv.rcn S20.000 and $22.000 for Or-
ange Count) youth groups according
to chairman Don Andersen.
The event was staged for the first
time an conJunction with Irrelevant
Week. which as co-sponsored by the
Orugc Coast Dally Piiot. Honoree
Demetrius Davis. Mr. Irrelevant
XV. panic1pated.
.. , don't play golf:' Davis ad-
mitted before the 31 fivesomcs teed
off shonl} after 11. He then
proceeded to the first tee and like a
true amateur, h11 two towering driv-
es. both into the trees on the nght
side of the fa1rwa}.
That was the extent of has golfing
for the da} although he and wife
Theresa returned 1n the evening for
the awards banquet.
It took a score of 14-under-par to
win the compc1111on w11h former
An&cl R1ch1c Schc1nblum as the cel-
ebnl> w11h the wanning group.
Others included Alan and Man)
SC'hlom. Perr} Lillie and Bill Gal·
laher. The) rl'Ce1"ed color 1elev1s1on
~ls and a plaque from Adohr
Farms.
One of the bag money-making
C\ents of 1he c\ening was an auction
that raised dose 10 $8.000 with three
11ems going for more than SI.I 00.
The highest priced item staned as
a trip 10 Hawa1i·s Kauai Island with
a weck·s lodging. The trip included
round trip air fare for two on con-
11 nen la I '\aria nc'>.
When the b1dd1ng stalled at
Sl.600. a Jam Evereu autographed
Jersc) was thrown in. then four
t1c!l.e1s to D1snq land and finall~ a
Jac!I. 't oungblood signed Jerse) The
package brough1 S:!.000
Second h1,hest bad was for a tnp
'1a Delta a1rhnl'S 10 W3h D1sne)
World an n onda. This one brought
SUOO
Fi ve former Wll'\ncrs of the Ken-
tuck) Dcrb) had items on the block
in a pad.age deal that brought
Sl .000
Among the celebrities part1c1·
patang 1n the nent in addition to
Scheanblum were. Olympic high
Jumper Dwight Stones: 00:\Cr Randy
Shields, formc.-r NBA star George
Yardley. female Jockey V1ck1e Fron-
11ere: Chapman basketball coach
Bob Boyd; Ol)mp1c gold medal
S\\1mmang winner Bnan Goodell .
former Rams Jack Youngblood and
Drdt Bass. Pat Mclnall). Hal
Shcrbelk. ( ra1g Fcn1g and AlcA
Maese.
Rams quanerback Jam Evereu.
ongmall> ~hcdulcd to pla). was
forced 10 the sidelines but was on
hand for the illl> and e-.cnin.g. He hit about I 2 to I 5 golf balls around tht'
course but didn't pan1c1pa1e in tht'
tournament.
A large numhcr of door pmt'S
werc.-g1,en a"a) capped b} a tclt'-
' 1sion ~·t as lht' final award of the
night.
"I think we raised between
$20.000 and S22.000 for the }Outh of
Orange Count} through this tour·
namenl toda>-" .\ndt'rscn
While the golf tournament ap-
parent!) cstablashcd 1tSt'lf JS a rel·
Community college sports more of a job
At GWC, Slagle has switched from baseball, football to golf
Not e..-eryone moves on 10 higher.
more compelltl\e levels. Not every
all-league high school pla:rer enjoys
the benefits of being a star in com-
m unit)' college.
It's fun ID high school. Comm uni-
t) college athletics? It's more ofa
job.
More serious. more demanding.
more grueling, more intense.
I remember a high school buddy
of mine. who played football. one<.'
told me: ··Here. they mean busi-
ness."
He elected not to play football.
Herc. of course. meant unless yo u
were willing to pay a steep pnce.
forget it.
No pep rallies. smaller crowds and
less notoriety an return for more
hours. bigger and more skilled oppo-
nents and tou~her competition. It
comes with the lcmtory.
Some have backup spons and take
11 10 hean JUSt as much as 1f the)
Y.ere v.eanng a uniform with a
number on the back. •
Take Jim Slagle, for example.
Twice he made All-Sunset League an
football, pla:ring corncrback. free
safety. wide rceeiver and punt re-
turner. He made first team as a
junior while playing for Westminster
1-1 igh.
Slagle could play the outfield. too.
Three times hl• played on the varsi·
I>. making All-Su nse t League an
baseball as a senior.
He also followed the career of
Jack Nicklaus. the power-swinging
Bear. and is now one of the top
golfers for Golden West College.
Slagle. JOlfing competitively for
the first 11me. finished with an 81
a .. erage 1h1i. spnng for GWC Coach
Ra ) hackleford's team.
Instead of end t ones and batters·
bcn.cs. lagle is more concerned now
w 1th fairways and pu111na greens.
··A lot of people who hke swinging
a baseball bat hke sw1ngmg a golf
club:· said lagle. a 6-foot. 165-
pounder who shot a hole-an-one the
other da> while playing at the Rock·
well Executive C'oursc in Anaheim
Y.llh has fat her.
··1n college golf, there arc no fans
and less pressure:· Slaale said. ''I'd
always wondered how l 'd stand if I
played (golf) compet1t1vc!y. I was
goan1 to play baseball at Golden
West. but 1t JUSt Sttmed to be taking
up too much time and I wanted to
go to school and work on m) grades.
''I'' e been playing s1ncc I was
SC\'en or eight. M~ dad pla\'ed golf
and so dad a fe..., of m' fnends. but
I didn't get serious abOut 11 un11l I
\\3S 1-t"
Slagle was inconsistent. bouncing
from No ~ man to No. 5 Has best
outing was an the Rancho San11ago
Tou rnament at th<' El Prado Golf
Course 1n Chino when he 'lhot a 74
··( lagle) got a lot of compet111ve
C\penenre this ~car and he did a
dC<.'ent JOb for not ha ving pla)cd
compet1tl\el) before:· ;hackleford
said. ··we didn't ha .. c a real strong
team this )Car to 53) the least. but
"'e had so me gu ys mchg1ble whi ch
rcall) hur1:·
Carl Ferdinand. who ~hot an the
h1&h 70s most of the season. wa'I
GWC'"s No. I golfer. ··E"cl")one else
"as real!\ all about the same:·
Shackleford said.
··1 felt good about 1h1s year and
rm reall) C).C1ted about ne't )Car:·
said Slagle. a real estate maJor ··1
prcu happ) "Alth the wa\ I pla ed
Chicago brings winning act to Anaheim
Fisk's homer helps surprising White Sox top Angels, 2-0
ly Rte.HARD DUNN °""' ..... ._.,.. .. ...,
ANAHEIM -It hu1i1ed the fou l
poll' in lef\ field. bnnJing back
memories of IS seasons ago when
Carlton Fisk won Game 6 of the
I 97S World Series wilh a dramatic
bottom of the 12th innin1 home run.
This one wasn't quite as excitina.
but it served a siJl'ificant f."'~ as
the Chicaao Wtute Sox banked the
Anacls Monday ni&ht . 2.0. before
27,357 fans at Anaficim Stadium.
Fisk. who blasted career home run
No. 342 to tic him with Ron Santo
for 441b_ on lhe alf·time lilt, hit his
sixth onm and 321st IJ a catcher
-an American l..cqut" standard.
Fisk. who yanked 1 Mark
Lanaston patch 1n the tcventh innana
to intttate Ou<:eieo's teed to 2.0, 1.1
six homen shy of t)'int Johnny
Btnch's ~ 1ai1~ l'C<'Of'd for
home NM by 1 catcher (327).
"I Just try to ao out and play the
pme, whatever 1\apptnt, happens."
Fisk 111d of approechina Bench's
record. "If )Ou thank about 1t. )'Our
game will go south.
"It'll be exc1tin1 when it happens.
but I don·t worry about it now:·
Lcfi-handcr Grq Hibbard (6-4).
who walked nobody and shut out
the Anacls for 3y, innings, got a httlc
help from lcfi fielder Ivan Calderon
and do uble plays in the seventh and
ciahth inninp.
Threatening in the bottom of the
ninth. Calderon threw Chili Da\ 1s
out at the plate 10 end the game as
Ch1caao stopper Bobby Thigpen
notchc<I his American Leaaue-lcad-
ang 24th save.
Thiai>cn entered the aame afier
Hibbard allowtd a one-out smalc to
Da is. He walked Lance Pamsh and
struck out Dante Bichette before
Downing repeats trade demand
ly lttCHAltD DUNN ...._ ................
ANAHEIM -Veteran Brian Downina. 1CCm1n&ly lost 1n the
Anacls" shuffic, lashed out on Monday and rc1lcrated 1f,at he wants to
bt' traded, preferably to the American taauc West·leldina Oakland
A''-Oown1na. 39, an 18-year ve1eran who has bttn a member of the
Anecls since t 978, says he's fed up with sittina on 1hc bench.
"I don't rcallX act off on ~na sunftower tetds and ICfaPl"I bat
handles all year. said Downl"I. who heard a tclevislOft "'°" on ,.. ....... ~, .. ,
•
Schedule
AT 9AT
Tue: Cl'llUDO \C (home) 7:3S
OMO.CK
Wed: Chkeex> (P\Omel l-OS
tN TH• HOLE
Ttlu:ldle
All Hmft on KMPC rlldlo (7101
•On TV. en. s. ic Soort•Cnannet
pinch-hitter Luis Polonia lined a
sin&le down the ten field tine.
Calderon. who threw Davis out at
third baSt in the fourth mnina to
preserve the shutout. wa• 1uard1na
the line -cxactly where Polon11
ripped Thi&Pcn's pitch.
"Chih had no chanct bccau!K" I
was n&ht on the hnc," Caldm>n
said. "[ was pla)'tn& Po1on1a on the
hnc and aot the ~II and t saw C'hah
toi"I to home p4ate -I knt"w I'd act him.
"I saw the coach (third bue C01Ch
M009C 1ubina) wa\tftl ~·m in u
soon as I 1ot the bill. The WI)' I'm
f"9 ... 1H ANOSU /alt
evant pan of Irrelevant Weck in the
future. 11 was onl) the beginning of
s1m1lar eH:nts carded for the balance
of the week
Ton1ghL It will be Back to Bal
night at the Balboa Pa vilion. Any-
one interested ma\ call 548-4942
tuda) to make rC:St'rvauons. For
dancing onl) beginning at 7·30. the
prn.c as SI 0 per person.
'W 11h dinner at one of four res-
taurants in the area. the pnce as S25
The restaurants in" oh ed include
Tale of tht' Whale. Newpon Land-
ing. Bubbles Balboa Club and Studio
( afo
Wednt'Sda ) night the annual
Balboa Ba' Club Hall of Fame ban-
quet wall be 'ltaged ~fore a sellout
cro .... d . .\ su rprise inductee will not
be announced until the night of the
e'en I
Last ~car 11 was former Olympic
Games l·Aecu11 vt' director and
bascball rnmm1i.s1oner Peter Ueber·
f Please see IRRELEVANT /B2f
COMMUNITY
COLLEGES
Richard
Dunn
la \t }l'ar bccau'le I staned 10 comt'
on at 1he end of the \ear I was all
around the board .. · I wasn·1 too
consistent until the end:·
laglc. a formt"r hole·rn·thrcc ath·
lete. hopes 1h1s gamt' leads to a hole-,
in-one ~holarsh1p after ne't vear 0 .
It appears Jason Hutchins. a nght-
handeJ patcher from Golden West
"11h an e'ccllcnt splat-finger. wall
honor the letter-of-intent he signed
Y. llh (al 1a1c Fullenon nc't ~ason.
althoui,h th<' Baltimore Onolcs
drafted him in the 24th round earlier
f Please SH DUNN I BJJ
Chavez keeps
unbeaten mark
with easy win
By PATRtCK LA~KIN
0..,. ""' c ...... -..
IR VINE -Em1e C'havc7,
ftahtm& out of Westminster Box-
ing Club. improved his record to
1()-0.1 with an impressive 10.
round dtt1S1on over HC'dgemon
Robenson of Los Af\lcll'i before 1.068 Sptttators at the Irvine
Mamou Monday niaht
01ve RobcnM>n credit -he
did 10 the distance. He's the onl)I'
fiahter to 10 all the way ap1nst
Chavez an a main tvent at the:
Mamon. But that's probably th(
only crcdu he descn--cs. Rob-
enson fo'A&ht the bout hke W
was way aficad on point whtft,
1n fact, he was fir behind.
Chavei was the IAJ'CUOf alt
the war and hlKi a few Cbalicft
of putt!OJ Robc:ruoo a~y. bu(
a: the r.,r.t wore on and Cb.aver~
hinds ftf't IOft from beau• ext
RobtnlOft't head. ht wn C'Oft•
.......... CHAYU/"9 -
,f
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Irish parlay lucky draw into quarterfinals berth
, 9r MllllY VIit.HER
# ............
ROME -The luck of the Irish Sot them there. Tbe
pluck of the Irish carried them furiher.
Ireland. in its fil"5t World Cup, needed to draw &ou
with the Netherlands to decide steond and third place
in their first-round group. The Irish won and a<>t to play
• Romania, while the Dutch wound up with West
Ocnnaoy.
On Monday, af\er the Netherlands had been
eliminated by the Germans 20 hours before, Ireland
moved into the quarterfinals with a auuy victory over
Romania. h took l 20 minutes of scoreless play to aet
to a penalty kick shootout, the first of this tournament
and the first ever for the Irish.
They responded superbly. scoring on all five kicks.
When goaJie Padd) Bonner dived right and made a
hand save on Daniel Timof\e, it was the difTercn~. S-4.
Their next task is even more formidable -host
Italy, at Rome. The Italians kept their record spotless
with a 2--0 victory over Uruguay on Monday night on
goals by Salvatore Schillaci and Aldo Serena.
But 1t was Ireland that owned the spotlight.
"Paddy is a great goalie and he saved us a couple
of times today." freland Coach Jack Charlton said. "He
guessed rieht a couple of times and I would hav~ been
surprised 1f he didn't stop one."
One was all It took. After taeb of Romania'• ftnt
four abooiers were succeMf\ll, each Irish kkbr m8de
IQOd. Then Bonner made the only save of the abooaout
and 0.vid O'Leal)' tent bis allot biab into tbe rietU
coraer of the net. ''To walk on and ICOte tbe winner, it was1 CS... ..
O'Leary said. "The lids said: 'Taite the fifth oae. • So
I did."
He was so calm on the ftneJ shot that his mind was
elsewhere, thinkillJ about .. the people of Ireland. Mom
and Dad, everythana, the kids bedc home in Ireland.••
The Irish playen mobbed O'Leary and Bonner. Sev~ral thousand Irish fins in the crowd waved flaas
and chanted the namet of their heroes.
"We had an awful lot of fans there. I think half of
the Irish fans must bave been Italian:· Charlton said.
"This is a great win for everyone -the boys, the staff,
for me."
Charlton won the World Cup with Enaland 24
years ago. He said this is better.
"Ninetecn-sixty-sjx was a lf'Cll day, but I trunk this
was even a greater day," he said. "In our first World
Cup. to get to the quarterfinals is an amazina achieve-
ment."
The Romanians also proved lhemsclves in the
soccer world championship. Worried about rclativC$
and friends back home, where unrest broke out early in
the tournament. they still got to the second round and
Sports break
Kimble outmuscles
Payton to capture
One-on-One event
ATLANTIC CITY. N.J. -Bo ---
Kimble of Lo)ola Mal)mount outshot .~
and outm u'>clcd Gar. Pa) ton of Ore-gon ' ~
State in the Om·-On-6ne C'hallen~t.· Mon-----
da} n1gh1. defeating him 30-:!3 in the finals of the
inaugu ral e' ent.
Both linaltsh pla)ed two pre' 1ous c1g ht-m1nute
one-on-one games. but Pa} ton had an advantage w11h
an e~tra re" minutt·s of rest while the ti-foot-5 K1mbk
battled 6-7 Lionel Simmons of La Salle in the
semifinals.
But Kimble showed no signs
of fat1gul'. making four J-poinl-
crs earl) 1n the game for a 14-5
lc3d. then muscling 1ns1dl' 10
dra" foul He made I~ of I ~
free thrtm<o in tht.· final 4 JI and
had onh Onl' fidd goal in 1ha1
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IN THE BLEACHERS
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One day In the on-deck circle ...
NL Old-Timers triumph
Hall ol I Jml· outlil'ldl'r\ I ou Brock --"!!""-
Jnd Lno' '>l.1ughtl·r toinhinl·d to produce ~
lhl' lkl't\l\l' run 1n thl· fir'il 1nn1ng Mon-~
d.1~ night a' thl' 'Jl1Unal I l·ague tx·a1 the
\ma1t..in Ll·agm· '-0 1n the ninth annual National
OIJ T1nl\·r, Ba,1·ball C la\\ll' in Buffalo. N.Y.
11 \\J\ the lmH'\t \l'Ort· t.'Hr 1n the annual game
"h1l h 1\ :i hl'ndi1 for ind1gl'nt hallpla)ers and their
fomd1r,. l he ;-..;1 ha' a fl.) lead in the series.
Ll·ad1ng un the game Arod got the visi ting NL
rolling \\lll'n hl· tripk<l off thl' right-center wall ofT
Buh f dkr. He \l llft'd \l hen \laughter. hatting second.
grountll'd out 111 \l'l'ond
In ma1or lcJgue nt'"' l\1 onda)
• P1mburgh. "h1l h ha' hcc:n seeking p11ch1ng
hdp for ~· month. 11h1a1ncd right-hander Ja) Tibbs
trom Haltinwrc lor J pla~ er to be named later To
mah• roum on 1ht·1r ~5-man roc,ter for Tibbs. the
P1rat1'\ t ul H'tl·r:rn right-handed rdtt'VCr Doug Bair
l11r the \l'Cond llnll' lhl\ 'il'a\on
• C beland plan·d ri~h1-handcr John Farrell on
lhl' 15-da' d1,ahkd lic;t "1th tenJin111s an his elbow.
• 'i:an I ranc"rn pul left-handed pttchcr Bob
t--nt'pflt'r on \.\:JIH'r' to rclcac,e him and called up
right-han\kr (111 I krl·d1a from Class A .\A Phoenix.
• \nwman Ll·ague Prt'i1den1 Dr. Bobb) Brown
dlJrt.•J lht· "l'" York Yankcec; of an) tampering in
thl' pur'>u11 lor lrt'l' Jgl·nt pitcher .\le\ Fernandez. wh o "a' dralkd and \lgnl·d h~ lhl' C h1cago White SoA
t•arhl·r thl\ munth
• foronw·, < 1l·orgt• ~kll. \\ h11 htt 500 last v.eek .
ha' tx·u111w lhl· lir\t .\nwrican Leaguer to be named
Pla\cr ol lh\' \\l•t•I.. t\.\KC thl\ '>t:a\On. Outfielder Enc Da~" ol ~l'\ll'lll l>t \l\1on·lc:1d1ng Cincinnati won
-...1 honor' Im till' '"l'l'I.. of June 18-24.
Ex-Olympian Burns dies
Dr Man 1n Burn\. an .\ll->\mencan ----
1n ,~.1tn polo ..ind ""1mmtn$ at USC and ~
.1 l\\\H1ml· < >h rnp1an. ha\ died of cancer. ,,... -
He \\J\ 61 Burn\ died Sunda' The ----
lunaal '' tll tx· \\ edm·'>da) ·
Burn' altcnddl I 'I)( from 1948-52 and was on
llh' l ') <ll~mpll "ater polo teams in 1952 and 1960
I k .11,0 rnmp1:ted on thl' U.S. team in the Pan
\nwnn1n C1anH'' 111 1951 and 1955.
In uthn '>flllrl'> nl'"' Monda):
• l dd1e C 'otton. rememhcred b} many as thl'
··um r•>" ne<l l1ghl-hl'a' )"t.'1gh1 champion of the
"urld" altl'r h" IYM t1t k· light v.11h Jose Torres. ha!.
J11•J from an inkc.:t1on 1n hi\ blood and lung."
lolh1.,.,1ng J \l'U>nd h'er transplant He was 64.
• rnJ'>·EI Pa'>o ba-.kethall coach Don Haskins
• 1 ngnl~ dl·n1l'd allegation' by a former recruit that
l I LP rnachcl. ga'e the pla)t'r money. housing and
1ran\pt1rta11on. The Los Angeles Times reported that
John l.itaggers told the N( .\A that he received such
fa, or' 1n 1988. The latest charges come six months
after the NCA.\ began an in vestigation of UT EP's
basketball program.
• Doug Flu11e signed a contract with the British
( olumb1a Lion,. capping a whirlwind weekend
t0unsh1p bet"ccn the I Q84 He1sman Trophy winner
and the CFL team
•Charles Harklc) of the Ph1ladelph1a 76crs
undef"'ent arthro!>eopK surgel) to remove a bone
<1pur that has aggra "ated hts nght shoulder for more
than a year.
• Cmc1nnat1 Bengals dcfens1v~ back Lew is
Billups pleaded guilty m court to three misdemeanor
charges stemming from his January arrest for alleged-
ly wavms a handgun at IWO undercover Cincinnati
police officers.
•Two da)S before the NBA draft. General
Manngcr Al B1anch1 received an extension of his
con1rnct from the New York Kn1cks. Terms were not
:innounccd. Biant.·h1's unamal three-year deal was to
exp1rc this v.cck
-From TH A1MCll&e4 Preti
Miiie Dotaald, on nn1shing runner-up in the
U.S. Open: "The Open was the most exdtina
thin& that'~ ever happtned lo me. It's hard to put
1t behind me l\nd 1n a way I don't want to put
11 behind me. l'\c aot a tape of it. I know that
"hen I'm 70 )t'ltr!t old, I m still foina to be
1nv1t1na fn<'nds over to sec the tape o me pla)'lnl
m tn)' Open."
W!rw~=:t have v~ eood luck." laid Romaaiaa
Coedl Emerich Jend ... We bade many more cbtncca
&baa .............. Our .... ,. vwy well ud
...~ ...
way they are playina. they can 10 very CU, they can IO an tbe •• Sou taid. n. -:COnct rouad endl IOday wi&h Spejn ll&inst !...~ aa Verona and ~um pllyina Enal&nd in
-,.-..-.. £aal1lb fins. deWMd after a filtfltbt
Sunday witla ~ Tuailiaa stnet ~ in ~ were tent t.ck to £.Qll&nd on Monday by halilri
authorities. said Kay Coombl. spokeswoman for tbe
u,.._, dicla'L It .emed lltilfiid in~ bold llalj ICDl'Clell IDd eet the ~ ialO • .
aitua&ioa.. But tbe llalianl didD 1 cooperate 11
ICOl'ed OD a loai left-footed tick ud $ettu CODnecied
with I header. British Embassy. , .
.. The pl wu Serena'• work " Schillaci SI.id of hia
third ,acore in the tournament. .. He pve me • aood belt
and I felt like shooti._ ..
Schillaci has Uuee pts,, all pm~winnen.
Tbat city was ~Ill up for \be DOton~us trou~
maken a.mona EnJ!itb fans. wbo were 1ryvolved ~n
several inddentJ watb _police and other fins an Santinll
lut week. About S,000 Enafilh fans are expecled in
Bolopa for today's match. and reports estimate u
many u 3,000 police, IC:!mc with .attack d~ others in
helicopters. wou.ld provutc aecu.nty for the pme.
.. That is my duty/' Ile saad ... I am happy I can ICOte
for •JI the pcOplc who have supported us and all of my
teammates.··
West Gcnnany, which beat the N~tbetlal\ds .2-1
Sunday niaht, has protested a red card 11ve~. t~ stnker
Rudi Voener. The Gennans, who have cn!acizcd the
officiatina throuahout the toumam~nt, claimed lele-
vision videotapes showed Voeller dldn't do &nvthina
that warranted an ejection. He is suspended for lhe
quarterfinal match against Czechoslovakia -unlcu
flf A overturns the red card.
Meanwhile, Italy has not Y.ieldcd a 1oal in four
pmC$, a streak which was not hkely to end qainst the
conseTVative Uruai.aay.
.. We always attacked and creeled quite a few
plays." Italian Coach Azealio Vicini satd. "In the
second half. we were able to break the rie. It was 1n
important step apinst a very dimcult opponent."
Uruauay's Ruben Sosa said he thou~t Italy had to
be considered the favorite to win the title.
"With all of the people supportina them and the
Voeller and Out~h defender Frank Rijkaard were
ejected simultaneously after a pair of irtcidents one
minute apart.
Lend/,
Becker
• survive
ly STEVE WILSTEIN
Al' T...,. llltft.,
WIMBLEOON. England -Ivan
the Terrible and Boris the Wild Man
made Wimbledon's opening act a
da)' of suspense and comedy on soft.
slick lawns that sent the top seeds
sprawling but not quite out.
All of Ivan Lendl's carefully
plotted plans to master grass after I 0
years of futilit} nearly unrav~lcd in
the first round Monday against an
opponent tip-toeing away from clay
for the firs1 time this year.
The top-seeded Lendl. who has
'1rtuall~ lived on grass since April.
dropped the first set against Argen-
11na ·s Christian Mtn1uss1. ranked
No. 116. then a'o1dcd an embarrass-
ing l'>.11 b> taking the ne't three to
"In 3-6. 6-4. 6-3. 6-4.
··1 JU!.l had a terrible 11mc with the
11m1ng.'' Lt•ndl S31d of h1 " first-set
''l>l') .. , JUst couldn't gel an}
rll\thm on thl' return of SCf\l'. The
bails "'t'rl' bounnng \Cf) lo" and I \IJ\l'kd (d0\.\11) \\llh lhl•m ..
If Lendl luol..l·d J"lo."ard. Red.er
)l'l'med rhaottl m h3ttling to a 7-6
(7-2). 7-6 (7-4). "-5 \ ICIOr\ O\er Luis
I k rrl'I a. an I l\-\ l'ar-old Me\lcan
quahlil'r. ·
Becker. lhl' No. 2 \l'l'd ;ind defend-
ing. 1h rec-til1ll' cha mpion. had hard-
1) fin1!:>hcd bo"1ng to lhe Duch('!i' of
Kl·n t 1n lhc Ro}al Ho\ to open play
on ( cntrc Coui t "'hl'll he began
lumbhng lo thl' turf.
Herrera sho"t'd nc11hcr fl·ar nor
nenouo;nc:s-. in his first W1mhlcdon
appt"aranrc Beder stood ncarl~ a
hl·.td talkr than thl' 5-foot-7 H(·rrcra.
anJ b) reputation loomed e'en
larKcr. but Herrera ~mtled through-
out thl' matrh as 1f he were ha' ang
lhl' lime of h1) ltfl'.
Herrera "on the 01p of the coin
for )('ne. holdl\ allowed Becker the honor~. lht•n surprised everyone b}
"Inning the first three points.
lkcler endl·d th3l 'it ring with an ace
and "rapped up thl' game \\tlh a
'>l'f\ 1n: "mncr. but 11 "as 1mmed1-
atcl} e' 1dcn1 that 1he match \.\Ould
not tx· cas'.
Herrera. ·a lcli-hander pla\ 1ng"1th
runfidcncc. held st.'r'e at lo'c and
n.tended Becker o n h1~ serves.
Berkcr douhlc-faulted 10 11mes m
the fim -. .. :t. had half ll'> many acl's
and wa\ brokl'fl 1w1Ce before pushing
the sci to a ti c-break. Becker won the
lie-breaker 7-2. fin1shtng 11 ofT with
Al' LU I iJf JI I
lv•n Lendl recovered from a first-set 1011 to win the n••t
three against Argentina's Christian Mlnlu11I at Wlmbledon.
.1 pair of aCl'!>
Becker's acrobat1n and fierce
'>I) le. bordering on recklessness. 1s
fanuliar to "1mbledon crowds. bul
on lht• shpf>\.'r} Centrt' Court tn 1h1s
match he ~cmed to spend as much
11ml' rolling on the ground as he did
leaping toward the net.
The rnurt. he complained. was
"-l't and ~oft. fhc sk)' stayed dry all
da~. with thl' sun occasionally peck-
tng through a hca') layer of clouds.
hut thl' court'-"ere sttll lush and
mu1'>l from a "celo. of on-and-ofT
rain.
"The first round 1s alwa}S daf-
licult. bul on ~uch a court 11 1s ve~
d10icult." ~•d Becker. "Toda)' 11
"'ai. l1le a ix·rson I didn't see in a
)Cat. It Sl'l'nl'> lilo.l' there's more gras'>
on 11 and 1t'' almost too good a
court."
Australian Pat Cash. the 1987
Wimbledon l·hamp1on who needed a
"1ld card to make the draw after
reco\t~ring lrom a ruptured Achilles
lendon. also strugglC'd hcfore win-
ning 4-6. 7-6. 5-7. 6-4. 6-1 against
Damatri Poliako' of the Soviet
Union. "ho "a!t pla)ang has first
match 1h1~ ~car.
Yann1ck Noah of France. the 16th
!teed. lo'it 6-4. 6-J. 6-2 to Wayne
Fl·rmra. an I g.)car-ol d qualifier
from South .\fnra.
··Thu. Io's "as tough. Wimbledon
"all al"a~' '>penal to me." Noah
~aid.
Bnt~h-. fa ns re101ced "hen Sarah
Looscmurl·. caughl between pursu-
ing a tcnn1 ~ career or gomg to 0'<-
ford . beat "omen's 16th seed
Barhara Paulu~ of .\ustna 6-2. 3-6.
6-4
Hana Mandliko'a of .\ustralia. a
former l ·.~. Open champion who
ha'i announced that she 1s retanng
ul'tl·r Wimbledon. struggled before
tx.'at1ng Laura Lapi of Italy 6-3. 3-6.
11 -IJ
Which McEnroe will show up?
By LARRY SIDDONS The maniac wa'i JUSt a memor) for a while.
WIMBLElX)N. England -Whl·n last seen on a
Grand Slam tournamcnl court. John McEnroe was
"earing a green bandana headband. white-zmc
\unscrccn and a look of rage
It "as the Australian Open McEnroe had JUSt been
ddaultcd from a match for the first time in his long and
tl'mper-tossed career. and the Amencan had to admit
that he had been playing the angles "''h his volk)s and
h1'> .. ohttht) for )cars .
Married and the father of two children. McEnroe
l rosscd his 30th b1rthda) almost with the air of an cider
statc.,man . mon· t:onn·rned about his family and his
kgnq to the -.port.
"What 1!> 1111portnnt for me 1s establishing 1ha1
"hen I get a"a) from tl'nni'i. I'm going to be happ) ...
he said. "I onre felt the need to change tennis. As soon
as I set m) s1gh1s lower and reahzed ( wa nted the game
tv be pan ol nl) hfe for a few more years. I !cit
l'' l'r} thing started to turn around for me."
·1x months later. the scene 1s Wimbledon. Wall the
JI -year-old McEnroe add to his record of glory here or
len_Jthen the already ~taggenn~ hst of run-ms with
o ffi cials on the grass of the All England Club and flunk
what he calls "my first test'!"
Even the man the British tabloids love to call
"McBrat" 1sn·1 sure how it might go when he starts hi s
ru n for a fourth Wimbledon title today against n tough
opponent. Derrick Rostagno.
.\ )Car ago he came to Wimbledon seeded fifth and
turned in a spectacular tournament. He came back from
t"o sets do" n to beat Darren Cahill in the first round
and pla)ed soml' great tennis against Richey Rcneburg.
Jim Pugh <1nd John FitLgerald.
"I know I've got a problem." McEnroe once said
of his temper. "Wh en I walk out there on coun I
become a maniac."
Although he disputed calls and. at one point.
argued o'er the humming ofa counsidc refri,crator. he
kept hi s temper m check and -by the tame then-
dcfendmg champion tefon Edberg knocked him out 1n
the semifinals -McBrat had turned into Mac the Nice.
darling of the tans.
"The more I lose. the nicer the crowds get ... he said.
IRRELEVANT
From Bt
roth along with Graig Nettles. for-
mer third bastman for the New
York Yankees and San Diego
Padres.
Dunna the day. the Dav1scs will
be entertained at Disneyland before
retummg to Newport Beach for the
evening Hall of Fa me banquet.
A hot Clock aolf tournament IS
Corr~ctlon
Due to a source error, Mo nday's
81 SlOI')' on the Newpon Aqua1ic
entcr's 1unaor 1irl1 rowina team
stated incom:ctly that the NAC had
never won a prior-medal u national
compct1t1on. In fact. the aquatic
rcntrr·s senior prog1am ha camcd
one medal.
•
scheduled for Thursday staning at 9
a.m. at Newport Beach Golf Course.
Davis will also go to Hollywood
Park-during the da}'.
Friday It wall be the annual Super
Stars competition at Newport Dunes
begmnma at 10 a.m. with some 20
tt"ams pan1c1pattng. Each team 1s
comJ>O$Cd of five persons and must
be co-cducat1on1l. total of 13
event~ "ill be conic led m this com·
1_>Ctit1on.
The DaviAes leavt for Las Yeps
on Saturda)'. 1hen will Oy to Reno to
c~mplctc their Irrelevant Week fes·
UVlllC'S.
-By HowaNI L. HalMly
a
•R•L•VANT W8•K XV ar...c..... .....
Hll .. P ... TN---
1 ............ ~0.l M0'90AY'l •8MA.TS ,i1n1-~I (l•·UMW•Nf) .. kM kllelnlllum,
Alaft Sclllom Mitfty kNOln. Pwrv Utllt, M
Ge"-llff S«onct-M Ill ·~· Ow~I Stonn, (lluclL
Janke Opalln1ld tall•• aim at U19una Open.
OPALINSKI
From 81
and I ~llll l'an. I lo ' e bc1 ng 1 n' oh ed
in cva) pla) and using s1rntegy. M )
size hm11ed me in the indoor game.
Outdoors. I'm more focused."
Perhaps. Opahnsk1's ~rl·ate-;1
asset. hO\\C\'Cf, IS hrr ability to
respond to pressure. It's an ab1lit)
born of necessity. she claims. having
pla) cd for man) year~ "Ith scH·n -
time Laguna Open champion Kathy
Gregory.
"Kathy was a \Cry verbal pla)cr
and could eH~n be abus1'e at t1 ml·s:·
Opalinski said of the 15-llml' .\11-
Amen can ''ho now coache' the
women's team at l'C anta Barbara
and 1s a 1l'le' 1s1on 'olk~ hall anal) st.
.. That cxpenenn· has helped me this
year \\Ith Jackie. \\hO 1sn·1 afraid 10
critKlll' a partna on thl' n>un
.. Plil)lng \\Ith "ath~ "a' ddi-
n1 tl'I) J prl''l'>Ufl' '11tuat1 on. and
1hcn"s prnsurl· pla)ing \\Ith Jad..it•
as "di." Op;il111,l..1 <;aid ··Jaci..1l'
e'pcct' a 1111 ul ht·r partnl'r and
there's al'o thl• prl'<i<;urt' of being
e\pelll'd 10 \\1n 11·., mllll\ation for
ml' I thnH' on \1tua11on<i hi..c 1ha1."
Though \\1nn1ng mai..cs 11 all
\\Ort lrnh1k. Opahn,k1 c;a1<l ~.1,a·s
\ola11k pcr,onahl) and unprl·<l1t·-
1ab1lil) h:l\ l' prO\ 1c.ll·<l ll'ns1 on o n
and o 0 till' l'OUrl
"It's bi.·l·n an ac.JJustment because
ANGELS
From 81
pla> mg. I think I'm thl· hc,1 left
fielder in thl' k•Jgue "
··1 ~l·nt the gu) at the "rong time."
'itubing ~1c.J. ··You dl1n'1 ha\l· a
l ham·e to second gul''>'> -I thought
11 \\J'I 1he OC'il thing 10 dl) ··
Langs1on 1-'·81 ,unerc:c.J anlHher
b1lll'r loss. Thl· ..\ngd'> ha' l' lo\t ~-I
1hrcc time\ and no" ~-0 in
Lang,ton·, la<;I four c,1art<;
··1Langs1un) ha' had onl) l\lO rune;
tot support) 1n the lac,t four games
and he ha'i nothing 10 sho" for 11:·
.\ngcls Manager Doug Rader c;a1d
"'That's a shaml' "
( h1cago center fielder Oa' c Gal-
laght.•r Marted thl· '"'h "llh a c;harp
s1ngk 10 kft. then Sl-011 Fktchcr -
thl· No l< hiller 1n JdT Torborg's
lineup -rolled nnl· 10 ~honc;1op
Dil·k Sl·ho ficld.
Gallagher. hO\H'' l'r. "a<; going o n
tht.· p11ch. so Scholidd -"ho "as
CO\t.•ring s<.·cond base -"a' out of
pos1t1on and the c;ofl grounder
"ound up 1n kft field for a c;ingk 10
pul runners at thl' corners
Ou1c Guillen. the No 9 h111cr.
launched one to H1che11<: in center
field. Tagging up from third on the
pla). Gallagher "as gunned do"n on
a perfect thro" to lhl• plate b)
81che11c.
Gallagher crashed into ..\ngcls
ca tcher Parrish. kne>cking the \C'I·
cran recrl\er OH'r. but Pamsh hdd
onto the ball for the <;ernnd out o f
the inning.
Chicago lead-off hiller Samm)
So~ ~allccd. putting runner.. on first
and second. before rook1r Robin
v.c'rc both u~d to being leaders on
the court." O pahnsk1 e'<plaincd.
"Wl" H' had a l'hann: 10 de' clop a
n:la11onship off the coun. which has
hl'lix·d. Shl"s hard o n me at t1ml'S.
So ml' da} s l'' er} thing 1s m> fault.
but <ihl'°S ''l>ri..l·d o n being more
construcll' l'. ..
.\II appc:ars ros) for no\\, but
Opahnsl..1 1s laking no thing for
grantc:d.
.. There's a lot of factors that go
into partnl'rc; s11cking togl·thcr.'' she
said. ··Yo u t·an nc'l'r reall ) he sun~
"hat Jal·k1l· is going to do . Shl··s k t
pannas go tx·forc. eH"n "ht:n she
\\as \l 1nn1ng."'
Ong1nall). Opahn.,i..1 lt:amcd \lllh
S1h a for a 1hrl·e-1ournaml·n1 tour
"11h the former Bra11han 01} mp1an
'.)latnl 10 JOlll l\\O·llme l '.S. Ol)m·
p1lJn R11 a C rocl..et1-Ro)slcr afta
( rnrl..l'll·Rm .,ta\ arn' al from thl'
Italian indoor h:agul'
··\\ l' had .1 1hrn·-1ournamen1 lOnl·
nlllment. but "hl·n R1w hac.J J dl'IJ\
ir1 returning Jnc.J \\l' "l'rl' l'nJO) mg
\Ulll'~'> pla)lllg IUgl'lhn. \\l' dl'lldl•d
111 gu tu thl· hJll\\a~ po1111 Jnc.J
l'\JIUJle thing<, lhl'n ..
t-or no\\. Opahn\l..t luoi..., li1rnard
to pla~ 1ng :11 Llguna. 1n 11\ Jtlth )l'ar
J'> thl' lungl·~1-runn1ng hcal·h 1our-
11anwn1 1n e \l'>ll'nl·l'
·• 1 feel at homl· 1hcrl·:· 'lhl· ">aid
··11", a hcau11ful bcal·h and a great
arl·na for' olk) ball. Hopl'full). I rnn
mai..c 11 thrl'l' in a ro" ...
Orange Coast Daily Pilot
Ang~ls Play~r of Day
Lance Parrish, who went 2
for 3 In a loslng cause as the
Angels were blanked.
\\•ntura <,1ngkd 10 righl Ill ')l'Orl·
Fk11.:hcr frum \l'lond -mak1n1ct 11
1-U
For 81chc11c. "ho's c;1ruggling at
thl' plate. 11 "a<i h1<i maJor lcaguc:-
kad111g I ~th outlit.'ld a~w;t of the
\Ca~on.
"I wa~ fortunate tu ha'e good
dcli.·nsc tonight."' Langc;1on said "I
didn't haH· '"' bi.•st 'itufT. hut \UU
ran·1 let that hothcr }Ou."
0
ANGEL NOTES 11.n 81-Mven 11 .,
OPPO'e' Adem Pet.nefl 10· 1) 1onlon1 enel Cltuctr
F!Nev (10·31 face' Enc l<lfl9 (1· 11 on W.cl"41\· oev in '"• """ flna re el I o m Infielder
MArtr M<L-• had n1, CH I removeo Monel•v
end wn e•emlnN ov Dr. Nerm Zemel, • ha nd
eno wr1\I \oe<:lerlsr out of Dr. Fr4M ~·,
ofhct Mclemore, wl'IO re·1n1ur.ci hi\ rloM wr1\I
o., Ju.,e 1 while Ofav•"9 in a renaD 1u19nmen1
91me for Eomon1on Dellen eriolher reflaD
pr09r1m on Monela v Tnere·, no llmelal>le tor
n1s rerurn Reliever G'°" MlnNft, recover1119
from eioow surffl'v threw for Ille f0ur1n ,.,.,. 1n
five dav\ ano ,._,.ci no OIKomfort Minton ,,
UP«lfll ro O.Vln • refleD enlof'lment. e•tner In
Edmoft1on or Palm Sor1n11\. DY 111e eftCI of 1n1,
wffl< Seconcl o.-n ~•av ... 19l1Ht
10 corn. off 1ne I S·oav d•S.Dlecl Utt Monclav
siav.ci on 1ne Dl ll1v wl'IO said ne 1 .. 1 ~ .. ,,
wMk1n<1 '' Hlll"9 ciow-10 returnlnv accoro·
1ng 10 Anvets tra l-NM ~ lltH.ver
..-~ (ett>ow) INew on Monelav for tne
th~<I rime this ~'••no o.v. WNte <sore rib Clff mu\Cle) Oid not srart Monclav. but wet
ave•lal>le T ... ~ Ille Allffl\ ltlh
rouno cireft C>ic:ll H rller 11111 l'l'IOnln, Is t>elnv
reorn..,ttel l>v nts fainer ' We've ontv mel with
11n. Anoe!\) once." Bet"• e 1v1ev.., said
Canseco remains top.$ in
voting for All-Star Game
NEW YORK -Some 1h1n~ ~Seattle. l.004.Q48.
don't cha nae. For in~tancc. J ose ( anseco may tx· Joined b)' two of
Canscco's statu\ 1n the e)cs of the his Athlcucs teammate,. Terry
f11n . tc tnbach. catcher. and lir11
Accordina 10 fiaurcs released b.'\scman Mark Mc<iw1rc also lead
Monda b) Ma,ior Leaauc Ba~ball. the '011ni.
the oalland outfielder rcma1M the Also lead1n1 at their posu1on arc
top vote·ac11cr for tht mencan New York scrond ba~man te'c
Lcaauc All· lar Team with u : Baltimo~ shonstop Cul
1,265.630 votes. It's a po 1t1on he'\ Ripken and Boston thud ba~man
held since ballot1n1 beaan Ma> 7. Wide Botas·
There will be one more tabulation.
Two other outfielders arc o'er the
onc--mtlhon vote mark -Ricke)'
He ndcnon of Oakland, w11h
1.027.041, and Ken Cinfl'cy. Jr. of
For the Anacls. Lance Pam h is
Mxth amona catchers and Wall> Joy-
ner ciahth among first basemen.
lardes thriving
on new type of
dart competition .
8y 'ATlltOC LAJttaN
Dl9)',..C&:u+a.-.
CAPISTRANO BEACH -While
10me SUY' pnieticc throwina darts
before competition for up to three
boun per day, Craia Belardet would nthet spend \jme with hit family or
al work as a heavy equipment oper-
ater.
Twenty-eiaht-year-old Belardes
bas been throwi~ darts for so Iona
that be juat doesn t need to practice
that much. Besides, with a wife.
three children and another child on
the way, Belardes doesn't have
much time for practice.
.. Tournament dans is more of a
mental thina and being able to
handle the pressure," Belardes said.
.. I usually don't practice too much,
because I've been throwing darts for
IS years."
Belardes has been riding the re-
cent wave of a new type of dan
competition -electronic darts. The
electronic boards have stancd show-
ing up in taverns all over the coun-
try and Bclardcs has been one of the
fint to caP.italize on the new craz.c.
lOO many mistakes. Over last Mem-
orial Day weekend in Chicqo.
Belardes captured the Bullshooter ~
World Championship sfoglcs title.
The next day be teamed up with
Linda Endo to win the world cham·
pionship in mixed doubles.
Not bad for two days of work and
not bad a t aJI considering that he's
only been throwina the electromc
vanety since January.
"It was kind of an upset that I
w9n," Belardes said. ··1 went
through the loser's bracket of the
double elimination tournament. I
aucss if you had put a list of the top
auys on the bar. I wouldn't have
been on it."
Belardes qualified for the world
c hampionships by winmng the
Southern Cal1fom1a regionals in
February. Befo re compcung in a
world title. a thrower has to win a
501 singles to urnament The Tor-
rance regional fit the bill.
One reason that points to his
success is the fac t that both he and
his wife have given up alcohol. He
says that it has helped him tremen-
dously.
'
o ... , "-_.......,, u..-..........
The differences between tra-
ditionaJ steel-tipped dans and elec-
tronic darts are numerous. Steel-tip
throwen toss into a cork board and
chalk up their scores. Electronic
dans have Oat ends with vclcro that
attaches it to the board.
The board automatically keeps
score. But. according to Belardes.
electronic d.ans arc not just a game.
"l used to drink to relax. but t·ve
gotten to the point where I don't
need 1t anymore." Belardes said.
"Some guys from England and o ther
places in Europe really pound down
·the drinks and the) seem to get
belier."
Belardes throws steel dans as well
and has enJOyed some success in
that genre as well. There haven't
been any wo rld titles for him in steel
dans. but that world is a '4hole new
ball game.
Craig Belardes 11 th• reigning champion In slngles and
doubles of th• Bullshooter S World Championships.
' lant). it's easier to gct through a "The electronic d.ans have a maxi-
mum weight of only 14 grams (or
two ounces),'' Bclardes said. "You
have to really watch 1he follow-
through. In steel d.ans, you can
throw a lot harder and you can even
make a mistake o nce in a while. but
in electronic darts. you don't get
many chances ...
"The compet1t1on in ~tccl-11ps 1s
fierce." Belardes said ''There's a lot
more steel tournaments per mo nth.
but the competition 1s a 101 better.
tournament than w11h steel darts.
't ou might haH' 10 gl'1 thro ugh 10
4uah1~ gu~., 1n an dcctron1l· tour-
nJml.'nl. but 1n -.tc:d darts. \OU ha'c
tu gl'I through probahl~ ·," 1u• a\
m.t n~ gu~., ...
Current I}. Bclardes is hopin6 for
sponsorships w he can make e ither
electronic or steel dans his full-11mc
professio n.
"You have to sort o f wait aro und
for the sponsors to come ... Bclardes
said. "If you want to shoot as a fuJl-
ume professional. you need to ha.Ye
sponsorship. Surprisingly, there's a
lot of mone\ to be won out 1herc ...
Whether he'll throw electronic or
steel dans. even Bclardes doesn't
kno " He's JUSt ho ping that some
where along the line he makes bis
point "1th a sponsor. Obviously. Belardes hasn't made
"Because clcc1ron1<.' darts are JUSI
staning to gain widespread popu-
Toronto's magic
at Fenway stops
after 15 games
Jod) Rcl'd noll'd rcn·ntl) that 1n ht., ~1 : '>l":l\on'> 1n
thl· nlJJUI kagun. lhl' Bo\ton Red So\ had nl'\l·r tx·atl·n
T oronto al h ·n\\J\ Pari.. It "a' llrlll'. hl· dl'l'ldl·d lo du
\Ollll'lh1ng JOt>UI it
Rl'l'd and thl· Rl·J 'lll\ l'nJl•J
I oronw·, 15-g~1111l' hn \lond.t)
n 1gh I \\I\ h .1 I 11-l\ \ ll"tor~ I ha I n11n l'd
Hu,tun 1n111 thl· \ml·ncrn L l'agUl'
L..1,t k.tJ. onl··h.111 g;.1nw ahl·ad uf thl'
Him· J.1"
Rel:<l hrui..l· .1 .. _.., Ill' \\llh .. 1 'u lo
hunh'1 \\Ith l\\11 out\ 1n thl' C\l\lh
1nn1ng l k Jl,11 h.td .1 J ouhk and a \lngk and \C.tlrl'd
1hrl'l' run ... ,h.1nng off1.·nc;1\l' honor\ \\llh \1 1i..l· <•rl'l'n·
"l'll "hu hJJ .1 pJ1r ofduuhk'i anc.J l\\n 1nlidd hll\ \\llh
tlHl'l' RAI.,
··Hreal..1ng thl· lo ... ng \tr1.·ak "n11.l·:· Rl'l'J \aid ··11
&l'I' till' nwn l..l·~ off our hal·l..c; ·· . .
I hl· Red 'it>\ hc.·a1 T oron10 al htll11l' lor thl' llr\I
11nw \IOll' ·\ug. 10. lllM"' The Blu1.· fa" ti.·11 llHl'l' g;Jnll'\
'h' ol thl' m.IJur kaglll· fl'l't.HJ o l H< l"t.111\1.'t.Ull\e
\ 1~·11.ll ll'\ on .tn 11pponl·n1·, homl' lidd. anompll\hnJ
I IHl'l' 11 Oil''>
··\\'l• J1dn"1 l'\ en t.ill.. ahout 11:· T 1.minto 111an,1ga
( llll ( l ~l'>lll11 \JIJ.
llo\h>n ">hclkJ l>:l\c Slll'h for'" run'> 111 till' lir-.t
1nn1ng. hut John Okruc.J·, '''o-run homer ltlll'd Toronto
lllll> J "'-all uc 1n thl' third . .\lkr Rl•nl put the.· Rl·d "io\
Jhl•Jd llo'>ton '>lllrl·d (\\Ill' in the \e\C'nlh
IA.•nnl\ Lamp ( 1-2). ''ho rcl1l.'H'd Dana t...1n kl·r Ill
lhl' 'il'lOnd. \\,I\ thl• \\ 1nnl·r
kll Rl·ardon. m.ii..1ng h1" fir .. 1 ap!)l·.irallll' 1n 10
JJ\\ lx•l.tU'>l' lll hal i.. prohkms. pttl'hl'd the ninth lnr hi\
I lih '><l'l' t ic g:i'e upa solo home run tu "ell~ (,rut~:r
hi\ I 11th. \\ llh t\\O llUl'i.
··\\ l' tm•d not 10 mai..c a h1g dl•.tl o ut of 11 " L.<1mp
'klld 111 thl' \lrl'<li.. ··.\,a rcl1d pl ll hl'r I'm JU\I going to
l'nJll~ 11 11.rn1ght. Thl·~ ·11 ht· had. '>"1ng1ng a"J' ag.11n
lhl' nl'\I lhrl'l' dJ\ \ ..
'lucb thrl'" J6 plll"hl'' w11ho u1 l"l'linng a baller ll 1<t
10-~ rl•c.:ord .ind li'c-gaml' \l1.101ng .,lrl'ak \IJ~l·d 1nt.H I
"' Wlllll• BIJ1r (1).5) tool.. the lo...-•.
Slll'b ga\e up thrl'e hit<.. including a l\\o-run douhlc
h~ \like (irl'l'n\\l'll and an RBI ''"gk b' Ton) Pena
• Athletics 4. TIJers l : In Oal land. Bob \\ ckh
\\Oil Im l·area-h1gh ninth '\tr:11ght der1swn and R 1rl t.'}
I kmkr,on homered. tripled and stok l\lO ha~l'" a<1 the
·\thktir' broi..c J thrcl·-gamc lo-;1ng <;trl·ai... \\ck h (I ~-~)
lx•lJllll' the top \\Inner in the maJor kagut.•\ lk g:Hc
up ti'l' h11\ in c1gh1 1nn1n~s. -;trurk out four and "alked
four IA.·nnl\ Fdcrc;k~ p11rhed thl' n inth for his ~'rd
"41 \ l'.
•Twins 9, Rangers 1: Sco11 Enckson. JUSt ralkd up
from ( l.t\\ \ \. l!:l'C' up four hits t.)\er C.I\ 1nn1ngc; 1n ht\
mc\Jor-k.lgul' lkbut and K1rb~ Pm kl'll h11 a thrl·c-run
homl·r. kac.J1ng Minncwta at the.· Metrodomc Pucl..e11
has IO homl' runs. one more 1han last 'll'ason He
a'craged ~g a }l'ar from IQ86-S8
•Indians 10, Brewers ~= Brook Jacob} homered
and drcl\ c 1n .1 l·arccr-h1gh fi, c run., for Ck' eland at
Count' Stadium Jacob) hit h1<. ninth homer. a l\\o-run
shot 1n the fourth. had an RBI c;1nglc 1n the s"th and
IHI a l\\t.l--run single 1n the 'K'\Cnth. He fumh1.-d 4-for-5
-From Tiie Associated Press
00\XINING
From 11
SaturJa} thut Oui..lund has un OPl'ning for a DH.
l>o\lning -..11d he'd prl'fc..·r lo plu the re tx-cau~ 11·,
clo'it'r 10 his homc..·.
"Untortunutdy. I hke to "o rk form~ monc)." hl'
said . "People ha"r said to nw. 'Wh) don t )OU 1us1 ~1 t
back and collert the monc} '"
"Bui I have a tou~h llm<' dotn$ 1h:u . The w3,
1h1ngs arc: going. I think 1t''I 11mr to think about me for
once I rcall) don't ~"<' an} purpo'K' hc1na here ..
r>o"n1ng. the dean of 1he -\ngcls and a lona11mr
fQ\OrtlC of club O\\ner Gene -\Ulf). ~Id aoina 10
Oakland JU'lt be use 11' a contender is the wrong
1mprcss1on Do"nrna ha~ ne,er pla,('(j tn a World
ne\.
Known as a lo) al and dedtCated team pha)cr. go ing
to an) o ther t·ontcndcr IS th<' wrona idea. Down1n1 ~Id
"It wouldn't l:X' acuina a nna with a halo on 1t.."
he \3td. "I don't feel I need to defend my~lf aner II
th1 time "1th the .\nscl . I don't think an)bod) can
quc t1on m) dc,ot1on to this club o'er the >~•n.."
Down1n1 staned on M ond.i) for the sttond pmc
in u row. Odore . unday. hov.-c"cr. he hadn't pl.a)ro
"!in~ June 16. He said he ha no desire to mire
Martinez
picks on
Braves
again, 5-2
ATL.\NT .\ -.\Iler Ramon
Man1nc1 tx·a1 .\tlanta 5-:! on nn
e1~h1-h11tl'r \itonda~ night. l\\O
pre\ IOUS \ ll"IOrll'~ over tttc
Br:Hcs pops:x.'t.I up in his mem-
Or)
"h was no1 m~ lime to,gc1
I b.'" said Martinel. rl'<'alhng the
18-l>tn l..cout perlorm;incc ag.ain'>I
thl' Bra'c" on June 4 1n Loo;
Angeles.
"h "asn't like ltll>t )Car ...
Martinel said. refomng to h1i.
7-0 shutout in Atlan1a o n Junt.• 5.
1989. after "hll'h Mart1m•.1 \\OS
(ff)11oncd 10 lhc minor.
Marttnc1 (Q-]) struck out nine.
He ""'' has 111 strikeouis to
lead the major kagues.
··He '4:t<i good 1on1gh1. but hl· ""!> a~csomc •the night he struck
out 18," Lo'> ·\ngcles manager
Tom Lasorda said. ''He gets t\\CJ
strikes quick. Then he stnkc'
them 0 \11. You ha' c 10 get the
two li~t:·
Atlanta·~ Ron G ant. '4ho had
t"o of th.: Bra'C'S. cigh1 hns.
Schedule
AT BAT
Tue •I At .. nt• tbs 4 .tO ~ OH DECK std,
Wed at At11n11 • .tO
IN THE HOLE
Thu Idle
Alf games on KABC radio <790> •On TV, Ch 11, sc So<>rlsCh1nne1
including a home nin. nevcr-
thclec,s "as impressed with
Murt1nc1.
"He'" nght the~ with any of
them." Gant s:ud .. At 22. he ha5
a great career ahead of him "
D:ivt-Jus11~. who alw had
two hit\, agm.'<i.
.. y OU k nO\\ )'OU ·re in for ll
bGttlc e' Cr) 11 me he goes out
\here "
h was the founh straight win-
nma decision for Martinez (9-3)
and his N11ion:U Lcaguc-leadin&
i\th complete pmc.
M1ninc1 has allowed o nly two
earned run an 44 career inn1np
qa1n t the Bra' cs while po tina
• 4-1 n:conJ. ~nn-JI Vina up tV.'O
hit an the fin.t 1nn1"'-includi"I
the homer b)' Gant. Mamne2
rtllrcd 16 of the next 17 batters.
0
DODen NOftl -Tiit Dod9w\ lleW9 .... lt of ll'IW .... ,, f'OM ..,. •••
Outllt!Otr I(.,_ ..... OU1 W'ltfl a 1tr.1Mf
VOln. h 11111 dey• ..... 'f' • -.......
l'lllllli• In flw et-"tlell, l\ed "" ia-.. .,.
1111111,. "'* tftCIM •• llOI' Ille Int time ~ ""', 0. ~ die fl04 ~••rt !Of lftt atevn . •• ._. M\ ~ l'ltl• Ill
1'111 !all ~ 1H11" will'I ~ MfNt NM Mid "'-1ta" Atlellll llllCl'llfle tOIC'ft "-
-..... w11~forerltNRl'le ~ ....... 1.1111W• .... ~ ~ a Yllll MIUOfll ~ 11 IM
~ to , ..... o.llt L.• .. Tiit ., .... ~ ... , .... 4fle9 ~
~ c...,..... _. ,,._ ....,. .........
NfnKIW l/llfflt ..... ~....., Mfl'led
.. ""lf•Vft '~ ......
Giants drop 10
games off pace
after loss to Reds
Jad ..\rm,tmng hrnkl' out of his mental rut at thc:
l''lll'll\I.' 111 tlh' \.in I r.inll''-'' C11ani.. a team becoming
ll'Jll..j U.un\l'd \\llh IUl'I
\r tll\l11111g Jll11\\l'J IU'I lnur hll'>
11,l·r l·1~h1 11rn1ntt' \111nJJ\ mg.hi hl
hn11ml· thl 1h11J 111 ganw "'nnl·r 1n
thl ,,11111n.1I I \,tgul J\ till C inun-
11.tl Kn " h ... Jt lh\ 1.1l.ltn!! < 11Jnl' at
R1,ltl11•11t \t.1.1111111 "·2
\lh'I .. 1.1111n~ Junl· h\ \\Inning
1/1 111 I ~·"'"' lhl' (11ant'> ha\e
dr1•p!)ld '''' 1111lw1r l.t't "' 111 fa ll to
g.tnh·, hi. hind < 1n\ 1nn.111 in thl' '\atmn:il League \\<'SI
\Jn I r.in1.1,u1' ,Jumping olknc.t· ha., <,c.Orl·d 1u~1 I.,
run' in ''' la'' 'l''l'n ti~1m1.·' t nhJPJ1' "11h h1., u1n,l•n1ra1mn kH:I 1n rl·cent
g.1ml'' \1111,tr1111g 1111. \)put .i l11111frmponancc on his
,IJrt 111 " ganw 1h.i1 "J' 1mrortJnt tor 1hr Giants He
h.1d lo'I t\\11111h"1.1'1 thrt'l' dl'll\lon\ h' t:111tng to hold
k J1.f\
··t h.1d '"ml·th1ng 111 Pfll'l' 1onigh1 ·· ".rmstrong
,,ml ·-rJ lx·l·n .1 llllk .. 1.1d thr la'' thrl'l' o r four s1art'
I h.11.I 10 gel h.1l i.. ti1 thr g11nJ,h1nl' Ill gt•t lcx:i..cd 111
r nH·ntJll\ 1 ·•t?J•n I "·" gl.1d to 'ho" nl\ teammates I
\,Ill \ldl !!l"I lh\'lll lllll ..
I odJ lk1111ng\·1 lL•"c him a lir\t-innins kad "•th
.1 1h1n··run h11111n .rnd th!\ 11mc \rm.,trong horl' do"n
lk all1ml·J lll'I I'"' htl\ 1>\l'f lhl' lil't '>l'\l'n innings to
thl· (11Jnt' \\ho 11p11nl thn JU\I r.rn llllll \rm'>trong
:ii lhl \\11111~ llllll"
·1 k h.1J !!,,.,,, 'lull < 11.1n1' m.inallcr Roger ( ra1g
,,11J In th .. l."1 1i, l' ll·",ll'" \\t' h.1, c not hit lhl· hall
fllnd I 11111~h1 \1111 1.11\· onl· ol thl· tx· .. 1 pitcher~ in lhl'
k.1gm .111d '"u l 'IX"l I .1 lt1"·"unn~ g.amc That"s "hal
h.1r1'll.nrd
"l'' 1n \l11l hdl hrt .1 '"'" humn in the lllurth anJ
\l.111 \\ llh.1m' \ing.kJ in thl· 'l'' rnth .\ '>Ingle h)
Roh'1' r lwmp,.m ,1 h.rli.. .rnJ .1 ''"gk h' Brett Butkr
l.Jru, l" 1n .1 rnn in tlw l't~hth .tlla1n'1 J tmng -\rm,trong
RJnJ\ \hl·" .11lm,1.·J .1 "·•'"' .1nJ J "''"gk in the ninlh
tx·lorl: ~ll Ir llf h1' I 4th ,,l \l'
• Astro" S. Padrts 3: \11i..e ~\nll continued tu
h.1llk \.111 D1qt1• in lhl' \'110J11mc 1mpro,1ng h•~
l .11 n·r rl·,, 11 d .11 hnmc ag..1 tn\I 1 hl' Padre' 10 14-1 Scou
t:'·.,I ''1111..\·d .., 1nn1n~' lt'""l! up l\\O run' nn li'e hit~
\\h1k \\,ill.in~ t\\11 .ind '1nl..1ng clUI thrrt' [)a'l' ~m1th.
thl· l11L11th lh•tl\tl111 p1tl ha \\1Hl..cd the ninth for h"
I '-1h \J\l" .1lle1" 1ng I red I 'nn·-. tiflh h11nwr
• PiratM ~.Phillies 0: R1l ~ Rl·cd allo"cd four hit\
1l·t1rin~ ~ll ,11 11w 1,,,1 ~I Ph1l:tlklph1a hattl'r' 1n h14' fiN.t
I Cl\JO .. 1.111 .111d l11'r I 111d had .1 l\lo-run tnpk lor
P111,hu r~h .11 1 h1n· R"u' \tJd1um Rrc.•d ( 1..(ll al~o hll
.1 \;l\rtli1.e lh 111 thl· 1'11.1ll'' thrl'l'·run lnurth inning
• E '\po 7. (.'ubs 3 'l'l,nn \ant1H 1•n1a hit J t\l1l--
ru11 ht>llll'I 111 lhl l11urth 111ning .inJ .1ddC'd .rn RBI '>1nglc
1n J dl'l "" l "' l' run 'l'' ,·nth lcJdtng \1on1rcJI 31
\\ n~ln I 1l'IJ I 1m \\ Jll:ich ''"ttkd 1n t"o rune; 1n the
~1g inning thJt 111dudl·d a run-~onng single b~ Lam
\\ all..cr Jnd .in RUI Jouhk h' \t1kc .\ldretc.
•Mt-I'll 3. Cardinals% . .\n ~·rror "' nght ficldt.•r \.111t
I hnmp'lon .1llll\\l'd the go-ahl·aJ run to scon.-in thr
ninth 1nn1n~ .11 Ru~ h 'itad1um :i' Ne" Yori.. C\tcndcd
11<. \\111111n~ 'lr1·ai.. 111 'l''en i;t;tmr'
-From The Assodatecl Prt-H
DUNN
From 81
thl"I lllc'nlh
H utd\lnc, l unl·1uh l'l:l\lng tor W:1rt'ham (Mass.I
Ci.11t·m.1n 11t 1h~· < .1rx· < od L l'nguc. met "1th Bah1mon.-
11·1'H''1.'t1tn11,,·, l\H) hour-. tx•fnrl' hl• 0t"\\ IU the East
( t l.l\I
"Thing' hJl'J)('nrJ all llt 111Wt'." ~•d usan
l lutlh1n,, fa,11n·, mnthrr "It wa\ rtnlh wild."
Mo1u1 kJttUl' 11:.in'' OfC' notonou!> (or S1gnma
pl.1' l'~ nt thl· rnJ 111 the 'um mer ti the draftt'd pla)er
Pl'rfutmi. "l'll \\ ht•n thl· nntr g<.•b ra1S('(i, players have
a tt•ndenC) to hll1k .1 httk dmt•r II Hutchin"' pitches
"l'll in thl' ( a!)l' C lXl l t•aguc. (al ~late fullerton m1&ht
think "~'ut crn'''"& 1tc, fi nger.
0 c 1oldrn \\ C'\I 1Wt'<1dr hnch.-tc !..er Kc' an .\\hYto nh.
,1 fi1c,1 tt.·nm \II \11~'1on < onfcrcntt pick la t fall -.ho
rctur nc.'\l four 1n1c:~pt1on> for touchdown has added
10 to IS pt1unJ~ 10 h1 alread)' 1mpo 1na frame (6-
loot-:! ~'().pound\)
.\\h~orth "111 he the mo'lt heav tl) recruited fOOt·
h,lll pla er in thl· Oran.a C oa,t arta 1h1s fall.
ltle'taN 0-I•• 0.'1 Pilot~· Wrltw .......
c.MI ... ,,.,., '"'1 ~.
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MAJORS
Oeklend
Chfc.Mo Mlllll S..ttle M6Mteo•• Texe•
Ken .. •Cllv
Bo.ton
Toronto
Cleveland
Mllw•ukM
Detroit
B•ttlmore
New Vork
~V'•l<
Clllcffo 2, Meltl 0
tkKton 10, Toronto I
Mlnnno1e '· Te11ei 1 Cleveleftd 10, MltweUll" 5
0.klencl '· Oefroll l
Onlv ""'" Kfleduled TMIY'tO-
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.514 ... ....
.437 ·"' .seo
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7-4), 7:lS Pm
Mllweuk" (Powell 0-1) el N-York
(Hewkin• I·•>. 4.>0 P m
Clev ... nd CSwlncMtl 2·51 et 8elll~t
CHernl.Cll 7·3), 4.lS Pm
Toronto (Well• S-11 e t &o11on CGeroner 1·41, 4.lS p,m
Texea (Brown t -41 ti MlllMIOlt Cit Smlln
4·4). S:OS Pm
O.lrolt <Mo<rls 6·11 ti Otki.nd CStnclerson 1·4), 7.JS Pm
Ken"' Cllv CGoroon •·•> t i S.tlllt CHOlmt n l ·SI, 73S pm
W"""491V'a a.mes
Cl'tlUllO t i A,_., 1-0S P.m
Detroit ti Oektend, ins Pm.
Mllweukff ti Ntw Vorlr., 4·30 P.m
Cltvelt ncl ti 8tlllmort, •:JS Pm
Toron10 al 8 011on, 4,35 pm
Ttos el Mlnne•ol1, S:3s P m l<.ensu Cltv a t S.1111t, 7 05 Pm.
Nettonel LHllM
Clncinnari
Sa n Dleoo
San Francisco
Docteen
Houston
Allanra
Plllsburoh
Montreal
New York
Philadelphia
St Louis
Chicaoo
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J6 JS
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29 41
26 42
EHt Dlvlalen
40 28
4 1 30
J7 29
34 34
29 41
29 43
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C1nc1nne11 S Stn Frenci.co 1
PtlllDvrg" S P1'1tltCS.lpP,ot 0
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Hou11on S San Oleoo l
New Von, 3 SI Lou11 1
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AMERICAN LEAGUE
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T -7 •O 1\-71 lS1
NATIONA L LEAGUE
Dod9en s. Braves 2
LOS ANGELES ATLANTA
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Gonze 1 If
M urre v lo
Broce.\ r•
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Samuet 20
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LOB-Lo\ A~ot ts
Samve• Snerot•\On se-s • ..,..,.,, •?S
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OP-LOI An<>elf\ I
1 Allente S 18-BrooH
Grpgo MR-G•nt I IS )
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RMrMel w q 3 9 0 9
Afttn1e
L ebrno• l 1 I I I S S l I
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Ump.res-Home Crewloro ""'' OtMutn. s"' ono G•pgo Tll"O HarJtY T 7 J) A-16 131
Astros S, Padr•a J
SAN DIEGO HOUSTON
TENNIS
WlmblMen
MaN , Int •euftd Slfttlti
Dtrrtn Cenlll, Aullrtlle. dei. Martin
w o,1tnnolmt, Ct neot . 6·2. 6·2. 6·0, Mellvt l
Wnhlnolon. Swerti Crffk, Mich.. oel. Ltrl
Jonnon, Sweden, 6·2, 6·3. 6· I, Jones 8
Svenuon CIOI, Sweden, oet Fabric• Stntoro.
Freoct, 6·4, 6·3. 6·2. Otvld Wnu1on. E11cel1lor.
Minn., oef Maonu\ Le ru on, Sweden. 7·6 C7·JI.
6·4, 6·2; Oenlt Viner, South Alrlct . oef Gr1n1
Connell. Ceneoe. 6·4, 6·4, 6·4, WtYr>t Ferrelr•,
Soutn Africa. oef Vtnntek Noth ( 16). Fraoce,
6·4. 6·l . 6·2. Jue n .Agu1lert , Sotln, def Marlin
Slrtlbe, C1tcho1Jovtkl•. 6·3 1·5, 6·3, Mere
Routl. Swllztrle nd, oel koll De vil. Lergo.
Fla , 7·6. 1·S, 6·3, Paul Heernv11. Ntlhtrle ndl .
oef Tom Nhntn Netntrlenc"· 1·6 (1·21. 6·3,
6·3, Olivier Otle llre Frenet. oel Mtrku\
Zoteke, Wt$1 Gt rrntnv. 7·S 6·• 3·6, 6·2
8rto Golbtrl ( 11. P eomon1 oel Bruno
°'eser Vu11<>\Jev1e, 6· I l ·6 4·6 6· I, 6·2. Pevt
Annacont 8r10~111moton N v O.t Lt •I
S111res, M11weuktt 2·6. l ·6. 6·3 6·3. 1·6. Goren lven1\tv1c YV90\lt v e CS.I Andreu LUCh
Wtll Germenv 6·• 6·0. 6 • Pel Cu n. Au\!r•I
le Oel O.m1tro Pot1tkOY Sov1tt Unoon 4•6 1·6
(7·11 S·7 6·4 11·1 tven LenoJ ell C1tcno110·
vekle. aet Cnr11hen M1n1un 1. Ar9enllne )·6
6·4. 6·3 6·• lltme111 Kr1\llne n lndle, def 0 1'90
Perez UrU9uev 6·• 6 2 6·4 Altolldtr Vol·
l<ov Sov t i Un.on oet Slooooen Zlvohnov1c
Vu901tev t 6·1 12·1> 1·6 (8·61 1 6 (7 21. 6· I
Wally Mnur .Austrelle , Ot t Anoret Cnerkesov.
Sovoet U"•on 6·l , 6·4 6·2 MocnH I Sllcn Wt\!
Germenv oet Dirk O•er Wnl Gt rmt •W 6·1,
6·) 6·2 R1cnarO Froml>erg, .Au\trellt oel Jeen
Flt urian Franct . 1 6 (1 •I S·7. 4·6 6·1 6·•
Aki Ranv"'"· F1n1ano Ottl Kellv Evernaen.
New Zeaiano 3·6 4 6 6 I 1 6 (1·01 6·3. Ja.y
ltovt. Fort l euOtrOatt Fla oet Ylitll Amrllra1,
India S·l 6·• 6·4 S 1 6·A, Kt von Curren
Avllin Tou de« Jett T eranuo, Men111t1•n
Beac"1 6· I 6·4 6· t, Cnr11111n 8tro11rom.
Sweoen det T ,,.,, W1lk•\O" A1ntv1llt, N C . 6 4.
6·3. 6·•. Amo\ Man\oOrl 1sree1 Oel Henrllo.
Ho•m. Sw~Otn 6· I I 6 S I 6 3 11·7 G1.1ollaumt
ltaou• Fra~ct dt l Jem!s Turner 8 rl1e1n 6 l
6·• 7·S J,m Covr tr 91 Oeot C11v Fte Otl
Mark 11...so1an S•amto•o Conn 6 I 6 4 6 •
Nt•I Broad Sou'" A!r1ce Ot t Ltw\On Ouncen
A\nev•t e N C 6 J 6 1 I 6 18·61 Henro Ltconlt
IS Frarrce oe• S mor Voul .Auslrt l•• 6 4
11·3 6 3 Kt" l'1ao• Sebr1"g Fta Ott M•C'11f l Sc'1a~r\ Ne•ner a"Ol 6 • 1 6 11 11 6 3
Ka•e• No•acl'' C1ec,,o\lovt'•• Oel Glenn L•~enOec•e-PorJo·• Ve ·tv 6 • 6 1 I) 1 0 6
6 • 6·0 Snv10 Mtlsuo'• J1oen oet Lu11
Ma11ar 8•a1 1 6 I 6 6 3 6 ' Oen Got01f
MCLl'a" Ve Cit! Qa O" l(o~ Ntll!trl•l'OI 1 S
6· l 1 · S 8or ' 8te•t• 1 West Germeny oef
Lu·s Herrera Ml'1 co 1 6 11 21 1 6 17 0 7 S
Jt•emv Ba•es Brola"' oet Pt141' Lunogren
Swtotn 6·1 4 11 6 1 • 71 6 • 6·• 6 0 8••0
Purcl' Provo U'"" oel ltonn•t 8ttllmt n
Swede" 6 3 )·6 6 7 6 3 Guv Foroet 111
Frence oet L1•s Aroen Wel'tlgren Sweoen
6·1 6 t 6·• Jai<ob H ese" Sw1l1trlt nd. oel
Certo\ Co\•a SP• n 6·3 6 4 6 I Er•c Jettn
Wes• Ge•""•nv Otl Pelro(k Kul'lnen Well
Germanv 6 3 6 3 6 I Ar1oen Jerrvo Sweoen
oel lt•c• Ltac'1 Leuune Buen 6·1 3·6 1 S
1· S Jens Wo'1rmenn Wut C:.ermenv o.t Brie n
Garrow LO\ AllO\ Hills 6 '· 6·•. 6·•
WOMEN
Fin I R .und Slntte1
Joenne F evil AY\trt l•a oet Petre Lenurovo
C1ecno\lova111e, 6·7 6 t T em • Wllilhnoer
Nten•" w ,s oef Roovn F1elo . SoulPI Alrice
6·) 6·7 Hana Menolit..o•a Aus lrahe . def Laur•
Lao• tterv 6 J 3·6. II 9• Ann Htnrockuon.
Mentomeo• Minn Oel Mtroenne Wtroel
Ba•er\f•t 'd l ·S 6 1, Pasc•lt E ICl'ltmt11dv France Ot t Caml'T'v M.tcGr111or Petos VtrOts
6 3 )·6 6 J Ser111 Loostmore 8ritt1n Ol'I
8a•Da ra P&ulu\ 161 .Austria 6 1 3 6 6 4
A"orea LH "d 8roo• 1e"Ov1tlt. Mo oet Anorte
V t ••o Brazot 6 3 1 S Lev•• G110emt•lltr
Pl'ru Of' Mava 1(000 .. 0 Jeoen 6 3, 6·) Etna
Reonacr !>ou•n Afr,ce ol'I Ef\""o Inoue Je oen
6 0 6 4 Leura C:.arront llt tv oel S1lv1e L•
Fra•ta "•'• 6·> •·• IC1m •o Oele Jepen Clef Snau" S•alloro Ga1nto•llt Fie 1·6 <I 6J 6 l
Kater n.s Mt lttve 17 8 u•111r1t oef 81rbert
11oma no Ila v 6·2 6·• Ke rin Kscllwtnol
Lu•tmt>Oorg ol'I l(atnv lt1ne100 Amel•• t11tno
F a 6 3 1·6 6·1 Lonoe Hervev W•IO HtwlnQrn
Woods I• Ciel S·•-f /.M•tr Wtst Germen• 6 7
6 I Na•1>a e Tt u1 &I Frence. o.t Lovtu F•elO
Aus"• a 6· 1 6 I E •• PfeH Wn1 Gtrmenv
oel Mo1'11out Jevtt 8 rllt 1n 1·S t. 1 Ann
oeV• es Bt•111um. eel Ane S1mP'11n 8ro l11n 7·6 '1 S 7·S
BOXING
(et ,,_. Irvine Marrletl I
SUPE R FEATHERWEIGHTS -8 obbv
F1orl'\ 1Cu1ver City) tougn1 Rigo Romero ICol
ton) to ll oraw. JOit Martone1 IH•nloro)
ov1001nteo Jorge Roor1ove1 181111 Str1110
Mto1na <Coronel ov•oo1nieo Frt ncl\co Se•veora
IWes1m1n\ler I
LIGHT HEA VVWE IG~IT S Ernie
Maooalena 1wes1m.n11er 1 ovtoolnleO lt;cnle
Allen •S&n 8ernerOlno1
Maift EWflt
MIOOLEWEIC:.HTS -Ernie Cl'tt vtt IWnt
mon\tt r oulOO·nleo HfOlH!mon Robertson ILOl
Anoeie u
Ct l Altfttle Cit>t l Ro1>ert1 ?b
Aloma r u
TG w,,.nn rt
JC•"'' c• JeC er> ID
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• 0 ' 0 4 0 ) I
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• 0 0 0
7 0 0 0
4 0 0 0
JUNIOR MIODLEWEIC:.MTS -Brett Lally
1wu11ano Micro I •lo-Roei.rr 11,,,., tPl>cte ·
oetol'l·• I '" fouflll round ot Kl"leOv'ed 11 rounder
to win vacant NA8F llllt ILt llv i1 26·5 wlln It.
'"OC•ovts H nes '' 2S·l 2 wlln 17 kllOCkoul\I
4 ' ' ' l I I I
GOLF
C1•u111a .... Aau•t•r
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Men! ...... .... ~ ........ ,,.,.,.,,.
T• °'"'"9¥, lltMdlos.Me,. lltOll lwfflt,Mwcef C:rel9~.,.., .. ~trltk ~ •• eMM ...... ,.
J9ff ~ •• ModlMO c,.ie,......,.., V1111 Hvvt
CIWtltWl.~OMt
Ctwl•io.Nr l tw, TlleuMlld Oek•
Mileti "°"'' $lml V.ilw Crele Howerd, llt,tcldllle MM.,,..~___,._.
0.Ylct 9erMftiO Jr, lyllfter ea..., loVftl, ~lfk orow
Mlllt Fot*' Jl":;"Veca11• Oucllv O'T OOlt, Carmel
It-.., CrenttOft, LM .AllM Hllll
lrvtn ~· Dutlllfl TOdd IHln. endlo Murlete atn Furtll, Sen Franclte0
Mltcll Hllf'rlson, A~f'llCIO
Se1 Enrlqw1 Jr., U~
Fred HM\HI II, WlllOwl s.-w eeer.a. ,..._... v,.,,.
CHtf Oe vl1, Sulwn
T trrtftel Miik ... Sellnts
Jevltr S.fld\ft, ltedwOod City
SIM Bremmer, San Dleeo
GtMN GollKlltlk. u ncester
Gordon .Jenlllnt, VIiie lan'Y ledl9'1, .. .,. ....... e.o
Joe Avala, Onttrlo
Paul HollbV, Slrnl Van.v
Lucio Alv1rt1. AuOut'n
s1uar1 Freocl1, San Mateo
Garv v ·~. 0.kland Sieve Clerk, Lone 8aac11
D J Volko, 8ark11tv
Kevin Cla'l'bOrn, &rte
Tom RanOolPll, RtdWOO<I City
Eo Pelltl, Stn JOM
Jimmy Aama, IMwMft 9Md\
RObtrl Wtrrt11. Manlect
C11rl1 Ztmb4'1, Tll<klsend Otlr.s
8 obbv Siravo. CtrmlcllH I
H•rb Jtnsen, Carmlcllael
Tom Cvlllgen, Sen Meleo
Joev Ferreri, Lodi
Alv Trompu, Welnvl Crffk
Crelo Bellerd, Lt kt Forti!
Jim Mver1, Octtn1ldt
lttnov 8rldoe. HoHlsler
J amts Ctmelont, UPll l\O
Mlcl'IHI Wltcl'ltrl, Mento Park
Merk S.e r. St l\ Jose
Jonn E nollah. E 1 Macero
Tom KtnntdaY. Pacific Grove
Herrv Rvdolc>ll Ill, l.eJOll•
Trtvor Jont1, PntOellt
Ctrrl1 Anoenon, West Cov1ne
Sltvt M011,,.111. Hlll\~ougll
Dev10 SIOCklon, Mtntont
Jtclr. Soredl1n Jr Sen Dleoo
Brien Pevi.on. Monltrtv
ltoontv Souza, Slocklon
K1rli. Lvloro Penn Veile•
Kevin Eoen. Grtnt ot H1H1
Jim Ntllo Glt noelt
Ktn Noonen. Pltn•n• Hilt
Tony Lellmt n. Pelm Sorlngs
Jo1t1on Ftultlntr. Sen Frencr1co
Pl>llho Httrere Sen Frenclsco
Jonn Jt ra mlito. Stn1e Rose
JOlet>ll Kirk1>tlr1Cll, Sen Mateo
Pevt Monier l/1l1t Perk
Ro1>er1 VH l'I C:.1enoe1e
Jonn Crtn\!on, Los Alto\ H11t\
Louis C:.on11111. LtQv1n1a
CllrlOeofltf' Veltdi, NtwPWt BttC'll
Cert Selkirk ClloCO
01n1e1 Beker Mlu •on V•ttO
Freoer1cll Cllew Ill Oaktano
Ron Qu1c1r.. Murrot11
JoM Lovell E sconoooo
Pt1er L•noe Sen Ce r•os
E 1r1 Morin Jr • Lono 8 tacn
Tooo F'1scntr P•easan1on
Tom C•&rl\ Wesl Covina
Braov Mvtrs Cotu\a
Mike 8t\tor Lagun• N111uc
Tom Martin. F •trf1e10
Mel Cotl•nl Sr Long 8Ht"
Sltvt Wn•1t Stantoro
JOfle•r.en Levott Soutr. P.,\ader>a
JoM G·ll n Se n Frenc•\CO
Mol\f 8•vm See• 8eec"
8111 Bue E \COncJoOO
Rev Na• \ lta"c"o Senta ""
T ,,, C LA""•"Onem VorD• L 11"0 4'
TRANSACTIONS
IAHIALL
Mlerkell L.MWt CLEVELAND INDIAN~ JOlln F•r·
r911, PllU., on tllt lS-dev diaallled 1111.
........,~
PITTSBURGH PlltATES-4C<Wlrecl Jav
TlbOI. e>ltctier, from ll'lt 8eltlmort Orloln ft>< •
llltver 10 be Mrntd 1e1er.
SAN FRANCISCO GI.ANTS-Waived Bot>
Kne-, e>llCl>et. Celled uP Gil H«'edle , e>llCll«,
trom Phoenix ot lht Pacific Coe11 LM9V8 ~letWI s..,.~
Ml.AMI MlltACLE-Sl9'Md Paul Carev. out· fltlc»f
Mlftftf L.MWt
WAUSAU TIM8EltS-.AMOUnced lllt club
wm move 10 CO-vt , I• .• fl>' lllt "" aaaaon IAJ«•TaAL.1.
............... Auedetleft
NEW JERSEY NETS-ACQulrecl ltHQlt
Theus. oua.rd, trom 111t Orlenoo Mfflc ft>< thew
1"3 encl 1"5 wcono·rouno dreft Picks
NEW VOttlC ICNICKs.-Exlenoed lllt Cort·
tract of Al 8ianc111. -•I m&M9er.
SACRAMENTO l(INGS-Accwfred J~
Melone. ouaro, a no e 19'1 weond·round Oraft
pick trom lllt W1it1Jnotort Bulltll fO< Perlla
D ison, Cafller Traded Malone 8ftO tlltlf 1'90
MC:Ond•rouno dr•ll olck 10 lht Utell Jau fO< 8otl
HanMn, -o. Erk Lectcner. c.ntw, MCI ltltl<
1'90 flrsl·encl MC:OnO·round areft t»ldls C...._. ........ AtMdlllwi
GltAND RAPIDS HOOPS-TrHecl Chrll
E'*", center, to"" Omal\8 Recen lw Garelcl
Paoolo. fO<ward
~OOTaAU. ........ , ..... LM91111
GltEEN BAY PACKElts-sten.d Cti.rln WlllOll, wlOI rteetver, end Jtr"orne Marlin, uifetv
HOltSa •ACING LOUl$1ANA ltACINO COMMISSio...-Nt med
Jt'flrev Kt lltnbero ctlairman, tff9cllve Jutv I
OLY~S
"""" ...... ~ CernmlttM USOC-Nerntd T11orna1 c. Willr.lnson •Hl1· lent .. ecullve director
COL.La Ga
AltMV-Nemeo Otv• Miller mtn'I Hllllenl
btlktlbeM COK11 end Deni• Carroll mtn'I lunlor varsllv be1lr.etbeM coac11 BLOOMFIEL~trntd Pllll Stn11maulno
men'a eul11an1 SOCCM coach.
F.AlltFIELC>-fMrntd C:.reo Turner men's
oer1-1rme eul1tent baslr.tlbeN CCMIC'll
JOHN J.AV-Nt meo WI"*'-LtSM!e
women'• belk91beU •nd IOflbeM coecn. Patrldl
Mtnet1n mt11'1 lllfttllt coacll •lld Davidson Urnell men• a toCcef' Coacll
MCNEESE ST.ATE-Nameo Paul Lanier
offefl1iv. llflt coac11 and Jolln N.... r unnlno bed! I coeclt
ST BOHAVENTUltE-Named Sendv ~OOll women•, •l<tent llellletllel c:oec:t1 Pglrvto lb
LY""" Ptrt n•c
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How our Orange Coast area
>l l 7 J Tetets
S<ert bV 1mifl9I
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San Di.et 000 007 DO 1-l
H.Ulteft 0 IJ 100 tow-S E-R~t\ L08 -Ser1 O•t90 6, Hou11on 1
78-<e mlnlll Atoma r 38-CellOH ta
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unanimous d ecision •t lrvlne Marriott.
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tent to !>t1t·k and mo ve the rest of the
way.
In the opening round. Chavc1
made 11 clear that he would be the
aggrc!>sor. Hl· cut thl' nng 1n half and
stalked Robcrho n lKTas1onall) going
inside and working the body. The
only big punch "as a right hand
about mrd,,:.t} through the round.
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tl\ c weaving by the dead-tired Rob-
enson kept him alive. Chavez then
go11n two more nghts near the end of
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back Cha"cz' head with a big lcf\ to
take a little of the pressure off. "I didn't want to Jeopardize an~
future light\ h} l'nd1ng up breaking
m } hand." Cha'l'/ \atd ".\fter the
!>eventh round I ha'11call> stopix·d
using thl· kft hand ...
In the ~·eond. Cha\C/ 1mmcd1-
atc" chased Rolx>rhon into the cor-
ner ·and kept him there for the ma-
JUrtt} of lhl' round .\good O\erhand
right, follt1\\l'd h~ a right to the head
\l'nt Rolx-rt'>On lU\l'rtng up and ga'l'
ChaH·z his fir'>l opportunll} to \Co rl·
the ~nockout.
The third provided the best action
of thl· night and both fighters WCR!·
Jhlc 10 ~·orl'. but Chavez was still
'Cf) much m control. Wit h the rnn11nuou' pounding
th.11 Rulx·r"on rl'rl'l'ed tn all 10
roumh. hl· pro hahl} thought thl·
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somcplJll' l k "'a'> '><> \Oundl} hu-
m1l1J1l·<l 1ha1 Ro lx·tt,on annouml·d
ht!> ret1rl·men1 Jft1:r thl' light aftn a
rl''>j)l'l tJhk ptoll'\'ltonal relord o l
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"lk '>Cl'ml'd ltl..e tw "'·" ttrl·d 1lw \AohOll' light . ( hJ \l'/ '>a td "I h •pt
good pt l'\\url· un h11n ;i nd I "'3'> ahk
to l:Jpt1al111· It \AoJ \ good n rx·m·m e
fu r nw ··
Moving 1n. < ha,e1 d 1r>pcd Roh--
ertson ·~ JJ"' "'tth a kft thl·n ca ml'
bat I.. "'11h J roundhnu\(_· lrft I ha I
\taggl·red Rolx•rl\on \\ llh I 0 ~t.
11nd'> kh 1n thl' round. Kol'x'nc;on
hJd a ntl l' nght-l\'11 rnmho to "'Ork
hi'> ":.t' out of thl' corner hut C h:i,e1
l·oun tr rl·d "''th a ntll' romho tn\ldr
10 ~el·p thl· pre.,sure on
Earl} on tn th\· third. ( ha,e1 dl·-
ndcd to tr\ and rnd 1hc b<.1ut as both
fighter'> met 1n thr rentrr of the nng
and unkashed <1 barrage of punr hc\
Rolx·rtson again got caught with ht\
guard do"' n and Chavc1 nailed htm
four times "'1th tht• ngh1 hand that
left Rotx•rt<;on ht·ad1nit for the rope\
"In th<.' ne>.t fe"' rounds. we de-
1:1ded to throw the left Jab and come
back "'1th 1he ngh1." Chavez said.
··The onl) encrg) he stt(Tled to have
left "'as 1n the corners and ht was
able .!o dTecmel~ "'Ca\l· out of the
"a ' It turned out 10 be excellent
strall·g~ as Robertson seemed 10 be confu~d "'1th the mid-fight change
(ha\ CL \\3\ able to Jab and run.
"'h1k Robcn..on ~cmtd to be look-
1ni for an opportuntt) to get some-
thing going. hut 11 nc:ver came C'ha,e1<ltd1he maJortt' of damagl'
in the flr,1 Ii' l' round\. U\lng an
efll'Cll\l' right Jah 10 wt up the lrit
hand Rub~:n,on al'o thrl''' r.,om<.'
hard punche\, hut for e' l'r\ on<.' h(·
thrl'"'· Cha\\'/ wcml'\l to l ountl'r
w Ith ttlrl'l'
In other au1on:
• Wc~tm10'iter's Ernie Magdalena
"'on ht\ third light without a defeat
h) ta king a four-round dec1s1on from
R1ch1e \lkn of San Bernard mo tn a
ltght hea'} weight bout.
Sa ilors compete to benefit CHOC
The Dally Piiot 1ns1dl' the ha rhor
Skrppcr'I and Crt'"'" of 15 ~achl\
\Jturda) "'l'nt \;.11ltng tor mon· than
trophic\ -thl'tr entr) fn·'> \AoCnt 10
the ( h1ldrl·n\ lt o~pttal of Orange
( ount) 1n thl· thtrd annual CH()('
Regatta '>fXIO'>Orcd h} the Northern
Trust < u .rnd conducted h) thl·
:'\<.'"'Port n rean \a11tng .\s!>1x1a1111n
and Ralboa 'I adH fluh
MaJor trophic'> "'on ti~ the '>atltu'
tndudl·d the ( orporatl' Troph~
a"'ardl·d tu ~1J r) Longpre·~ Vakn-
ttnc out of HY< • thl· troph} for the
bc\I Jll gtrl ere\\ to Earl ol
Ta<oman1a . HM~1pf)l·red b~ Julta
Dallora Jnd \' 1llona 5tl'' en-.
C ahnllo lkal h '.l l ht C luh and lhl'
a"'ard for lhl' dub v.11h thl' m<"t
entrte\ to Aal hoa Yacht Club
Bahia Cor1ntr11an VC, J Malang1, Ed
Carpenter BalbOa VC
PHRF·B-1 Tcoreu Gii Knudsen.
Soutn Snore YC 1 Earl Of Ta~ma
Dallora Stevens. Cabnlto Beach VC 3
Valentine M ar v LonoPre. BYC.
INSIDE CLASSES
(OUf of Lide IU. Yacttt Club )
LA SER-I Aimee Butter w orth
NHYC
SABOT A-I Kalle P r1omore, BCYC
SABOT B-1 John Grav, BYC
SABOT C 1-1 Jeff Butterworth, BCYC. In add1t1o n In thl' PNformance
Handtl ap Raung I l~e1 \a11t.ng ocean
rnursc\. L 1do l~k 'I' acht ( lub con-
ducted rare .. for c;mall boat~ ~tltng
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Owner ttu bough I 7ICMIOI Ot 144·1IOO 2 l 38"1 28A Aptt, ff$160, '40-24 ..... lllllb£11tii 2769 REWAAO! Pl .. se eall 833.-1885, ....
enotM .... J!!.!1 V ... le"'lt ~ In ~ '*· "*', !• ~2'°"" •et.en.~ IO 2BA 29A, •2 a 3 ledroom• __ ••U•I tor v1rg11 °' Allcta ....,.., ,.,, -• lo -m-.... upe, cen '• -· cw welk4ndotete,QMOOOIC• *"""",,..,_ .,_,_..... ·--· .. ...... & ~. a r.y, OI' W/lltf• ••oreoe. Alt l_ng. d/w patlO. get909 NEWPORT P':l\CH sc;;o;s ' o.ntal
bedrOOftl with MMt• Charml, 28A + den maintenance Incl. Sorry, N50 NO.PETS Me>.2415 *Cloea to bMct1 Fax & COC>Y~ on Site lnAructJon 30 12 MTll UlllTAIT
bedroom retrMt, 1.71 flOmt, -Olf, yard, No pete. ~.0509 *F,.169'.CALL TOOAYI Ml-1111 Full· Time. Cheerlul ROA :'':#;! =~ :r:oo~~loud 11NO. IA 8 38' lBR ~mo*•--• VIW IUTIU -80----.... ,..., .. ..,,., Ouallty. friendly otflca In
9500 eq.ft.) vut;d' cello-JENNIFER S.4·2111 Of 28a, P'lt oete-Quatded '-;;='.,' ~ """ lll-4112 1 SO FT, Cofone del Fln81 furn Prep Summ« ~port Center No EYfl
Inge, lerge country 17~ Harbor Atty comm. Welic to beachee C',:.7.;4 i 323£J:• ~:~. ~:::nr':~7.a~:cl ~truotlon e.2'.503_4__ °'Sit 556-1122
kitchen, famlly '*'"· :..C2~1~J'=· *"••••* V6ASAILLE8 ~ w/ ••••• ~s2?:.'S:~ couL 2124 *nA ~. trpec. d1w, 2 SllOIPF ~A~=~7,~~~~ 1211n1211F
NOW WONT LAST! Krle Q 1iX Tntte, Wlllt/(#y, • Olf, S 109$/mo. /mo IM . No peta TRW 1817 W"1'1fff. NB
Kepp,Century21TOdey eetpcwt,lcldeOK,nopete. •38A 28A, IOte of up-Lerge 2BR t 'A 8A Agt,nof .. 844-7211 Agt5'41-5032 . .. * t Ori vet
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DRIVE" rMlty581·2100 S790.M6-7801. ,~;~,~~ 11295. Agt ~~l~rrt~':"n WE8TCLIFF 2 eR:-2 BA •CASUAL .x~ office ii --------..1
•38R 2'MIA townttouee. 1825/mo Pool. d/w, refrig, frplc t>H<;l'I, 705 E. e.ll>Oa 1018 08Uy Piiot Sefvl08 O<IYaf
end unit. Ger11ge, frplc. * ...... LD-2071 Thurln Oulet & MC:Ure $900/mo BIYO. P\11 bath. 525 SQ 11· for HB/FVICM area
patio, pool, tenn18, S1195 38A 2'n&A, 2 car att gar, TSL MGMT 132·2232 1128 Ruti.nd 848-3e79 S450/mo. * 760•9792 Pert-time duttes 116•
ltlCtl 1069 mo. HO PETS 722·8011 View, pool, tip, ramod, •et.en quiet 28R 111 1/F 11•1• llllBllPll HAR nra/wtl) consis1 of cover-
.. •3BR Townnee. Newport '2000/mo 780-9642 lBA iQ CIOMti d1w new Misc Renufs -4001 Bitch •A. NB •11H P11 Wiii* 1ng oor dehve'"y areu 104' ...___Ill.I If.... Hgta. Dbl gar., lrg yard, crpl ' "9rtlc:ate , encl' gar , __ ._______ Agt 541-5032 R Ll~ln. Ellparlenc.cl set-vice requests Need
·--· Height•. 2 BA, 1 trplc lndry n.tupe $1225 .a 1 _.... 5750· NO PETS ... ~,.2~,..• eleretlCeS Love Cl'llldren llab1111y 1nsuranoe 11alld BA, prime looatlon. 322-.,.0g1e.•~7.7r.~0 · •1 r-••• _.,. ..... 1~------"'"!'-C M /NB Pr .. tlglous500 818-710-8020 ltcen1e ancs ~daole
'450,000. PrlnclplH " '" -•••T ~ WES1'BAY APARTMENTS Rooms 2706 10 3-400 s/I In Bank bldg 11ett1e1es $7 oo/h;' plus
only. 548-3ao7 •EASTSIDE 3Br 2Ba 3BR 2BA Main~ art-S200 OFF MOVE-IN! FEMALE NON SMOKER Close to a-varytn1ng ••irit-I/-. 11 m11eag41. Saturday tnru
houM (21tl & Miiian lst'e studio w/beth In Fe1turlng pool, sp1, Child OK Costa M... FABULOUS D~L' Agt -"r" _. Wednesday Call Rol>e<l
Way). Gii, w/d hk up. No ,.., GrN1y yard patios enclosed parking Call 631·901t1l1er 6pm 631-7370 GAil Frantr at 6'2-'333 Eitt UIHI .... llllT pete. $1150. 979·1517 · s1aooimo.' Sorry, No Peta Non-smoker.11ve·m Tun-205
Secluded 2 bdrm twnhm •MESA DEL MAR 3BR + ll•I& INlal 1 Bedroom SM5 Nr SC Plza In beaut11ul lg EXEC Oft~ Suites near day S1turday 5 chll·
wilh bonut room I water, 28A frple lo yd lmmeel --28drm 111.Ba 1780 home/turn Snr baln. JW Alrpor1, 4770 Von dren Parenti very In·
mtn & City light Yiewe. 5136Q mo' fyr i ... Pata lll-... (laf 117) 825 Centet S1 642-1424 w/d, pool, spa, S400/mo Karmen Ave .. NB FAX 1101-ved with c:rllldren
eommunlty wl1h tennla. • • r WESTFIELD APTS 1 ON BAY Furn rm/ba 1n dbl krtch. lrH parking & col-sired 10 945 Sunset Dr.
Earn 1300 to $500 P8f
week Reading Books at
home Call 615-473·7'40
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Preallglou1 guarded olc 720 1704 Bk RfA1r. • dep 556• 1737 recept, copier cont rm Send resume & salary da-
pool•. & 19u. 780-3800. ../ S200 OFF MOVE-IN mobile home. poollprkng lee 1·&1y bldg, furn. mo-Co11a M~. 92627
• '5-49,000. 3BR3BATwnhe.2cargar. \lt"\V 'JY~"'Yl' IU'" 'II 2Bd S~?e Nopeta 1775 kilctamenlltet S450 Call to·mo at S350tmo Con-I Att Brian FITllSSllSTllCTll
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full eppllenc:e pkg., patio, \ . \\ '...._ ~ \. rm • • otwn 2 30-6pm 673-5100 tlci Al Outnlan. 833·9550 ·---------Aerobic & Cardiovascular
I WI\ rt HI HO'llT poollepa. 11,450/mo. RE.ALT()RS ~ • 2Bdrm 2Ba S800 -
110M1, i.e. c1u Jacques 556·1 t40. Ull llY/lm UTI YI ~98 W Wilson 631-5583 Hottls/Mottfs 2718 F~ 0:.i:.a5;~5~~~8:-Emptoxmtnt 5530 =~~~; P~~m:PP~Y·r:n
REAL TOAS Ill lllES BMut 3Br 2~Ba 19a w/vu. 1210 IFFI SU WI 9ITll or all for S800 per mo person to Reata 18682
_ 5 Bad 3 B $2800/mo 646-5550 agl *ALA MOANA APTS .,, Wkly ranlalt now ivall 1nc1 utll 714/631-766' Sl II/COii, Beacn Blvd Huntington
.. OCEAN VIEWS.. Pool/~:"· :~~·751mo •CLIFF DRIVE. OCEAN & 1 & 2BR, 1BA, D/W, S 147 00 wk & up 2274 FULL MrVlce ott1ca 1n Beacn. Ste 160
LG Duple:JC, prime IOeatlon. . BAY VIEW. Cnatming 1 beautllul pool ar ... large Nwpt Blvd. CM 848-7445 Newpor1 Center. Fasnton ltwllrl WILllml
4BRl3BR. le50.000 3 Bedroom 2 S.tn Bdrm + Loh. 1•.; BA hooM rac room & laundry room. Island Answering svc
8111 Grundy Atty. 875-& 161 Family Rm · S 1200/mo. S 1200/mo 631-6359 close 10 shops & buses VacatJGn Rentals 27 22 only also 1vallable II AT IUll IY ...
--------S585-$675tmo Tll IDllTIYI lllTIS L.91 llU IY.... 4BR. l1m rm. prof landacp 530 w Wiiton COM OCEANFRONT 1va11 640_5470 4BR+ den. Prima loo on Call PETER, Setact Bettllf View, pool, tennis, xlnt TSl lllST July 7. 1' Oelu11e duple:JC,
Vt• Udo Soud by clubhM Honi.e & Gardena IOC. Hrbr view Hm. AVI 722 9012 832 2232 3BR 2BA turn w/d LAGUNA Niguel sublease
•Sam-Noon
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•Noa~pnec $925,000. 873~H08 (l 1•)111-HIO now $2195/mo. 759-501 t -srx:: No P.ets s 1300/wtt 963.3977 1000 sq " Best ralas In
LSE/OPT Waffl 10 bMCh. ------00 .ISLE BAYFRONT arai.. Beau1 Q let tBR Fantastic Vtew near Ill of South Orange Costa Mesa 548-65]3
38' 2S. beactl condo. .... .. lllSlll Chefrrnng furn 3BR 3BA Gr:at Et1¥3'e :C• Lndry Balboa Pav Bayfron1 Coonty Call 249-1212
sundee«, pool, 2-ear gat =/~~~:=~!: BBQ. petiO, ger. ceble avi 1 BR $800/wk July C * AOClllTllT
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10arn to 8pm 751-3634
842-8759,213-456-1939 3&4BRHou..-rorReot BlllGrundyR1ty 675-6161 S645Nopa11631·8'27 1.141Aug 4.25 ommerd1I Property p••ae1nllll ----Costa Mna 1024 Nawpor1 ~"· com-It Harbor Village --2BR 1950 /wk Aug 25-31 2778 n9r" ...... ..,en W..te4 HVH MONTEGO lt"nt Eutside 2BR lBA lrplc. Ver1 2131375-5500 N t B acn om L Ou 15.000 Moves You lnl LM plately r . 3 BR. b i... BR 2B s• . beam eatls. aml yard. ,.. lnAIL ewpor e c • r11e In-1 w/optlon lo buy S1 750 2 BA. fam rm, lrplC, lg Rental Includes r'Vnt 4 A. ea· 1810 • S600 MC 2 per-l(A.UA.1 • OCEAN VIEW 2 NEWPORT BEACH m~rclll developer Mells Engtrsn speaking or Spao
3 BR 3 BA comm ;.,..,..· yard. ~25 El Modena g11danlng, w11er Ind lull winds Hearty new carpet-650 798 BR 2 BA c d Golf S/E comer WestchH 01 & OOOkkeec>ef tor stloppmg Ok. must drrve and nave
e>ated.Bkr848-5792' $495,000650·7713 serv1Cemamten1nce7 lng.$2200/mo 721-9620 sons.no~ts ·1 ten'n1s san~~ obeecn' lrvme Ave HIQll v1tlb111ty Genter management relf!rences Sa1 be1ween
- - ---dlyl wHk LSEtOPT Walk to beach E&ITSI• $595/wlc 714·'98-1058 1raft1c 1290 sq It dept Computf!r 8lt· I 150-$350 per week Cell
1002 lllTllllUY&Llll ...ullUl,ILTI 3Br 2Ba beach condo, IH•l•J 141-1101 perience a muSI Ple1se 9-5 8'1 1136 ________ ..,....,.1 On the Mit1tet! Wiii be BALBOA PENINSULA Elect. Garage openera, 2 eundeck, pool. 2.car gar 2BR lBA II becil d call L1ura 759.9531
**™E BLUFFS. the SOLO this weakendl SPECIALIST carg1rage,firep1ace. 6•2•8759. 213•456•1939 ,sma yar Roomm1tes Wantedi---------1 111/FUPllCEISH
I 3BR I mlly 00 f -·" d .. Gas W/O nkup1 S750 No ,_... _ _._, 2788 E t ••"""' best or g .,.. Gra1t locaoon & prop-lll·IMI 1 r m, en ........ yar · pets 645-1631 Alt 4PM 2724 '""'~",.. --------•I am up 0 <fVVVV per mo 2'1iBA. 1850 1/f. E1t1te erty Asklno 5294,500. proll1ndacaped, auto NEWPORT CREST 3BR Call (714) 647·7128
Uqu1d11ion ..... under Make OfterT Tradlllonal Wd8J•ll4er lllOI sprrnklO•s. taundry nook· 2\l•BA, gar. pool, tennis. USlSIH •PROF F non smkr. st 10001/F-2 Hl Ull &IYllTISIH
appr1111J 11 $344,000 Realty 631•7370 Big lol, pool home Fht & upa and corn.op a11111 S 1600 213·548-4067 or Nwpt North Apt1. dbl 1600/MO 3975 Biren NB USISTAIT l.ttrier Pta1tsca,i11
Nead qulcit .. la Auan· Save. 2500 111 Mike. DOGSO K 2t3-378·9694 No Pets .... lay mstr. avall 711 $600/mo 541 -5032 Agt PTtn plant tech ReOabl@
lnve11or1. Call Blm llllMll OLISl-llT Ra/Max Rltra 763-4660 Newport Snores. 3BR. 1BR 1BA twnnaa Loll amen111es 720-9707 1200 SO FT witront Needed tor pan ume pos-car Sllrt imme01a1e4y 640~55e0 (AgO 2 homes lett• Prime E'llde ~~~!~!:'~~r~ pools. 2BA. large lam11y room. ~~mun7:;slf~rp~:dr,,P~ BEA.U1' MSTR STE IN BIG 0H1ee large rear drr11e-1n '''°" 15·20 lloors per 64 '"0731
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locellon Single f1mlty ~bl'IOOM. sand yearly plus your own 16951mo • s650 dep No CANYON TOWNHOME door S780tmo 629 Ter-wMtl ResponSlbolrtres rn-199 HUITllli'. detached 3BR. 2'"aBA sandy beach s 1750 per pets 642-2816 PRlllA. TE QUIET NIS m1nal Way. Costa Mesa elude Ad lay-oot cus-•
A.1t11ng $315.000 Broker YOlleybeJI, pleyground mo 6'2·'917 la95 A.11a11 now 64'-1763 dy 540-9352 6.t6--068 t r.. tome• service & general """No E.xp Necessary
cooper11111e OPEN Mesa Verde 2BR upper offlee duties OrganU'ed ""'will tr11n SAT /SUN or caH IOI ep-Calltoday IOI sppomtment N8WP<>ft Shores 3 BR 2 quiet cul· de-sec encl BLUFFS 2 rms Pfl bl 1600 SO F1' a•r cond ot-081111 or .. nled person V'SJ50-S475 'Wiiiy aver
SCARCE trl·level witn ovar po1ntmen1 5,4. 7001 BA. garage Olocit lrom garege. $695 • sec newly dee w d gar ltee/ware,.,ouse for lse ""''" 1r1 oac~ ground ""'W•ranouse-Mgmt"
2 000 SQ 11on 1 quiet cul-320 E 2111 St. c M AKA Houwl/Condos l&llM YILUI( beacn Cath ceilings 498-l936 or 751.9,33 wlopnr pro pool krtcn 930 W 1611'1 Costa Mesa preferred W•ll train Call V'Stan 1mme<11ate1y
d._sac This model nu ,c~ot~•n:•~V~•s:•:a~Cou~~rt~iiii!iiiJ;;;;=;;;-:::::;;;; 2500 Mernmac w ay Avail now St 5501mo · pro11 p•ol rem no pets 200 amps 1119'1 ceit truck Karen 642-,321 Ext 317 C8$Sle 939. 122' one of the largest milter • Costa Mesa. CA 92626 644-9185 720-6872 days Mesa Verde 2BR 2BA S5851mo inc uhl •CPI entrance Will d1111de for ape>01ntment 10 onter-
bedroom SUtlaa In the Hunt. lelCh Gener• 2102 1 NWPT Hgt, 3Br 2Ba ltplc ~:cstrsn/~~~r d :-v. Inf~ ~:,~;2~7 1 .. s ~s~ R~~c 631-9067 or '72-107q 111ew Perfect for student llAIE sno WHIU
Bluffs on a separate tloor -• ir LITS" (lH>l'l-0442 pool nd wd 11 new llttldn $8251 d 5'0 9461 '000 sprinklered 869 Prooeuong cta1ms Catt
by tlsell Alto Included '' .. -....& COM -1 bd upper untt arealpnt pool serv. gdnr mo ep . CdM Fem 2 BR 2 BA. up-C W 15111 NB 6 200 AIOE·LIVE IN F non smttr 1 900-23,·8800 Exl '20
•spacious H 11ng are11n TUm I llAll S950 incl S2000tmo 645--2500 Np1 Hts Area Lg 1BR stairs apt Oec11 lrple and 3 100 873 w 15111 A~sist 1eac.Plef 1n wtilcnr Open 7tm· l0pm Sl5 lee
the ltltetlen with Magic 12. 100 slf tot. 4-SBR, JBA BAYSIDE COVE • 2 bd Easltlde 3BR 2'lBA 2·Sty fwnnse gar tip $725 carport 1500 mo· • NB 2131433-09"' R oom · S 5 O O mo IEll-Cll-Offl-CE
Ctle1 oven and micro-nome wlpool, spa. oNlcial $2100 twnnme 2 car gar frplc SUYIEW 1 BR $625 No pets. ultl 760 8 t85 6'45 2357
wa11a Shultera tnrovgh· piddle tenn11 court. lira-OLDE COM 2 bd July balconies. small P411 ok Beautiful new Bedford 642·5722 Fwy near rent s700 per Needs friendly person IOf out and neutral carpel-pit & BBO aree RV ac-$3300 $1250 Nr 20th/Newport 4BR 2'~BA 180 -vie'# COST A. Mesa New e•ee mo 1125 SQ 11 1355 Airlines S6-15/Hr PIT front desk work
tng. 3 bedrooms or 2 ens & mature producing BALBOA ISLAND . BeauU· Bl-vd 675·4912 Bkr mtn. city iignts Gated ONLY TWO MILES TO nome great 1ocat1on1 Logan :.5 CMta Mesa Woll train H1rmg all pos-Mon-Wed-Fro 9.5
bedroom plus family citrus trees Spacial ful 4 bd nouse. $4000 E/lida twnnse 2BR 2''tBA comm ~ & tennis, gar-BEACH I Walk lo shopsl F1raplace batn w l d 675-5116 t I • on s Call I 3 1 31 Call Jacky 722·0175
/d C I f 2900 ,.~ 1BR. 1BA. w•l'l·tn CIOMIS $475/mo * 548-5335 9'8-9800 Ht A 108A room en al now or llnanc1ng & only steps to HARBOR VIEW HILLS dbl 1ttcn gar w/opnr. tip, dener _.4-2057 SS50/mo 772.,805 HIE 1000 q n llM lllllES AJ•S
an appointment 10 Ma tne beeeti ·3bd beautllul. August t>e1m cerls. w/d nkups ll•lll lllTll ELDERLY LA.DY seeks Locat;Jin one ol Newport •PART TIME • DCS "Mded 10 worl\ wit,.,
$379.000 LH •-lf·l·l•l $4000 S 1085 ' $600 sec. 2 per-1BR 1B'" t 208 3~1· S PlllSlll W/IOlll companionship of sam41 Beacn·s beSt ma1nta1nad AnswM pMnet l19M Of· Oe11 Dis people in groop ll.·1100 $529 900 BELCOURT TERRACE · 3 aona No pell 650-1798 1650"· utn6 .. " 1 to snare 2BA Costa Mesa loc;e work 9 •Sat & 10-3 • /Wk 3 1 8260 YllWt!J arees L1gnt 1ndustroa1 o• nome se111ng All sMta
Gl.r '\Df 'L" 1.1 KJ"' ,,,: CHUC!< & LIZ JONES bd, comm. pool & spa, -•• • 1BR wtlott & batoony No apt Call 786·8183 storage 01111s10le Call Sun 549·9256 ave1lable Full T1m41 &
'..'-A\.'" n . '. · 1 ,_., 64"'57 43 S4000 <~I --. Fii ...ans Ver Hilles. quiet Studio B-R s 2 5 p Dono a o McManan G v-BIG CANYON 5 bd Olf 2BR h 1 I 1 "'II pets 995/mo 1 1 •· •Fem snr Nwp1 Hgts 3BR v n r IHta.lltlht/ft1 ltf Part Time 000 ben IP.!!!! n )\W.\,') • · g ouae n QU e ne.v • Condo Pool. spa. sauna. c:rllc A-ve See Mgr 3BA condo frpk;, w/d, Agents, 259-9500 HI Tee~" ••anulactur•r ellts Call 557-! 113 ~ Rl\I TOR'9 course estate S 11 .SOO botl'lood on Iha Ea.ats1de gym. guard S750tmo B 0 855 0665 S R , " "" 0
Cal 01( $750/mo Call Aflfrrg Patio 646-294 7 • 1 1 • '00 ', utlls ets req d --------~ seeks 1nd111 w11n mm 2 P&JITEllS WM~~
Winier and Summer ren.: 846-4902 m PATii, UUll 760-2563 Eves 642-3707 Income ProP!rtx 27 yrs E•P e .. ceuent ban-Apprenuee and Journey
-----.-....... ,........--tals a-vali.ble ILARGE newly ramodl 4BR 2BR redec. west>er /dryer Fem to snr 3 BR 3 BA. KAUAI . 9 OCEAN VIEW ellta gro wth and man nee<led Call lor 1n
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FSBO SACRIFICE 5Br I 2BA 2 S nk ups 1775 6'2-046 1 CdM nouse N-smkr .. ~A11on condo• Gr••t dyn1mic. naaltny working tllfv-71•·966-20:?8 3Ba, ,792 Hermanson .• ~__. ..... lff · car gar · nr 0 Mstr BR a-varl S'561mo ...... .. ""' erw1ron~t Oyer & 5S 2827 all Na_.t to Hunt .,_,.._, • Coast Plaze & scl'IOOls WEST BAY APTS iocat•on• st 350 ooo F Pllmll SPlllY
Hbr S'89K Ron 84&-6727 ll&LftlS Jf0.1111 $ t450 722·952 t $200 OFF MOVE-IN" 721"8914 111 mesg 7 l4-492-3558 C~ Keth6een 250-3 100 . •
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HB Lake Perk Beauty arpe 1 townnome 1n Npt Hgts IOlllEEPEll peoence 1n te•ture coat
3BR 1'•BA. RV Perking drapes dlw drsposl new 28drm ' '88 5815 Lots ol e•tras •11a1I now tn"S apphed to compute-• ...__ .1-... 2 06 pnt $600/mo No -ts 151 E 2tst St 5'8·2'08 ~ " Lookrn,.. for P'T e•p " 1009 13th OPEfll Sun 1·5 _._. ,_.., I ,.... $450 utrl 650·0115 " A parts Call 660· 1590 S B RLty 2131430•2545 716C Shalimar 852-9968 Bkkpr 101 lam11~ owned
El • " .... ' '91 ... • __ * 2 BDRM. 2 Batn lower t Bedroom $670 LUX Mon11cn Ben twnl'lm, business Mull 111ve IU •mm --------.... 1 untt W/D . No pell LG mode<n 2 •2 condo. 28drm 1 ·Ba $795 oc.een 11\J waJi.. 10 bcl'I, Bkkpg exp on computer PllYllt TACIT Clll
Hll,111 oliMfssk>nioiiiiiiiiiio...;V.lflill10•--1•06--71Walk10 bay S 1200 dbl glf . balcony. W/0 2250 Vanguard 5'0·9&26 plll oa uhl lndry atras Cati 0. ,,.17 1416'4-6tl00
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P01nte Bulldlng plant Owner nas bought $1.050/mo Avail Sept ups1arrs unit 1 cer sharp• 88fbef carpets, & -tnnm w 35 n smkr lady
a11a11 inotnerl Bast buy 1n Winter rental 675-6565 • n c Io 1 e d g 1r1 g • m1nr bllnda etc Ava11 1m-New crpttpamt & blinds Pool ~8 1enn1s see f44.llll Mllston V1e10•. btka to S995tmo 722.()582 mad11tety1 '95-0589 Nr ~an G11age No gar ~ C yard We re
lake, perk. & anopplng 3 hfboa ~ home 3BR. 3 BA 1---------pets 960-62311857· 1776 ne11 clean w1t11 numor ... MW1 PIMIT! bedroom with Muter Comm pool s 1 750/mo CorON dtf Mir 2622 1 _________ 1 S500 • 650-8553
We'll 91~ you the down In bedroom retreat. 1 75 Ptr*uula 2107 Wiii con11der IM wt op tin 1., BLKS to ocean Cnirm N!WJ)O!t leach 2669 N e M/F non smkr prof
axctlg fOf a Shara of own-b1tn. La Famllll Model -"0tn••1 to buy Bkr 848·5792 1BR gar. lndry rm. SIOve.1-:========:1 Mstr Odrm 'WI> BA., pool, arstilp You make the on lerge corner i0t(0\18f rpn11 -11 mthly pymt.1 6 we snare 9500 sq ft I vaulted cell· Yearty rental. 3BR 2BA TRILEVEL EASTSIDE refr1g,carpet1ng Nopets llWPllTIUlllA&PTS lndry pr1>.1ng a11a11 711
apprac You racel-ve Inga, large country home, approx 1200 sq It. lownnome. 1v111 July 15 d1epep rs1onyr ~!!5':Voa11• 7~5. *WITI llAT WPS* 1450 dflP 646-5437
100% ta.x benefits Mull kitchen. lamlly neigh· dble g1r. remodeled 3BR 3BR. 2 attcn gar ..... NB ml! to snare new apt
have clean cr.ctlt Agt bornood, gas llreplac. kltch. trplc. lmmadllta Non·smkr 233 18th Pl Call 640-2788 EXCLUSIVE BEACl1 Lg BR and pM batn.
239-43350ye.Ev.W1tnd1 ONLY $212.500 CA.LL poueulon Mull IH IO $1350 •MC 835-0705 1BR UPPER Older unU 28R 2~~~~~~'1:.utitul pkng walk1obeacl'IS'25
NOW WONT LA.ST• Krla sppreclitef 650-l021 Fireplace. deck. new bay -view' Micro, dtw per mo 6•6·8279
1006
New soeetous custom
lamlly home. ~ring
comp+atlon
Biii l-'11deety Real1or
503 P111t AYanUe
11t 7 t4-875-2SU•
Coron1 def M1t I 022 ••na ...
Kapp. Century 21 Today• - - -Hunt leach 21 40 car pats. 505 C1rna11on llrepllCe Ir asn compac-
rNlty 58 1-2 100 CoroN dtf MM 2 I 22 • S775tmo * 833-8162 tor & gar1ge En1oy our
RECYCLE
througtl the
2BR Sen11tlon11/Bay Vu 2BR tBA HOUSE. 2-c•r 2BR 1BA GARAGE APT prvt beach S 1900-12350
Ger. frpl, deck. no pets ¥:;:1!~ -;'1~.8~~3~f2 Available July 6 700'., All m1lntanance incl
Avail 8/1 Won't last day 983-428, ava N1rc1ssu1 $980/mo •hit ..... ldrl*
$1295 /IM 640-9408 · 673-4565 or 851 -7770 SORRY NO PETS
•LEASE OPTION-New 3!;.~B:.'::' .. 1}-cc;,::;~ 2BR 1BA. A.pt lrple, DIW. ow. ltl-lt11
2BR 2'..,BA Welk to Ville St lOO/mo Call -view 2 parking spaces ---------
beach Miry Elletl. Agt Mlcicay Bkr 960-1980 403 FERNLEAF 2 BLOCKS TO BEACH ~·s ~ty 721-15&7 ' $1200 • ulll • MC dep
TRl·LEVEl 3BR. 28A. fti LasJta. 660-8S88 ~:~ro 28: 1g~,::o y~~~.
NB near Hoag Hosp Mate
non smkr to snare spttfy
apt w11n pV1 Br batn
$395•mo utll 846-8279
NEW contempo decor
N B condo '*"'llOUM
ocean lll8W pool spa
fum1unl\11'n Pref Nsmkr
a-vail now 722-71 10
Opponunlty 19())
ENJOY ,,_ 15"-retu•n on
Trust Deeds S 10 000 to1
S 1.000 000 Ca11 OenllOf'l I
Assoc 673-7311 NOW'
MoMy To loan 291 4
•WIDOW HAS SU 4 T0t1
S 10.000 up No credit""'
No penally Call Oen110n
Aswc 673-73 1 I NOW'
NO-OUA.UFING Const &
Land Loans A11a1l1ble
Owner /Builder lest lund·
1ng Bkr (7141 780 2535
Mott~l, T.D. 2918
$50.000 1st TO SALE
$625/mo 11 15'. in tar est
Santa Barbara location
27% LTV Btlr 780-2535 I
! ... ,
Senior LMno (12 or Ovet)
Upper 2 M. 2 BA & den.
OCEAN VIEW. A/C, Inter·
com & many xtraa Ownet
finance Appl only
'495,000 721-8387
Daily Piltt
Classified Pages
gar,trplcMChlewl,cou-IMnt 21 44 Spacious 2BR t ',BA OK•6733728
pie Pfafd. S 1700/mo 500 GREENTREE 3BR. 2BA twnnme Ck>M to beoaeh
LlftllC>Uf Agt 5'41·5032 HM, 2 car get ~ crpt, & Shopping $950/mo ·~ llll•
Nawpott Nor1n 1wnnm
2BR 2 tBA pool 1ac WIO
non.smltr fem n/pete
S600 utll/peid 780-3047 l•Lost-1111!1&-Found----~29'!'!2!'!"'5
N-~r al'lr 4 BR hOuaa In
Trl-PMIJC, So of PCH. 38R,
38A houM + !WO 2 bad
1b• unite, 4 Cit gat,
petloa, S995K 640-4S44
--no pet• LM S1.225/mo 900 S.. Lana S.4-26t t Fr~ dlthWllMI atove
Shof9dltt c: W~ TURTLEROCK axac 48' Costa Miii 2624 •EASTBLUFF 2BR 2BA.
Hunt Ben WtO yard ,_ 112• •he·
$350/mo • utll 846-7700 Vcty lrvtne greantr"
111 e or wl(ands er" Call & 10 552-3924 FIND •Hlffll -Call cOllee1 818-346--0440 1nc1 No pets 545·'8M
~r V19w. 2BR ,,_.BA, 38-. 23 $11Yaf Creecenl S200 OFF MOVE-IN : Pool. llreplaca view.
l""*'71MrtC ftplc, cov patio, 2 cat AIC. MC, 3-<* gar. new 2BR 18A wtgar. blt1n1. I coln·OP wHhertd:6•' =: .t~,::1~Mr~-thrOURh C~$Slfied Cell Alex 5-45-3392 palnl In/out. 12500 IN fncd yd w/patlO Wlr pd S999 NO PETS 722 11 male lrvlne near UCI
--~t. 5'45·2442. 854-7127 687 VlctOfle 'I' $735 1•NEW 2BR 18A. coveted Matter bedroom 1t· mliiiiiiilm-miiiii.;..-•m••••-••---••••••1 •WllllTT Piii Cell 83&·• 120 9-SPM parking built-Ina pvt teched bath $425 mo in·
Shatp 1·Story. 2 mttr 1• IM 211 llH P • t Io · I I 5 O / mo c1uda1 um111e1 Cell Early
FOlll> ADS
ARE FREE
Cal: bdrma. 28A. Ht-In Large. eva11' lmmad. Call 7 l4-979·999t rnom1ngtllt• afternoon
kite.Mn. frplc:, vacant. e31·40M 1ft8f 12 noon &11111111 am 733·8811
S1125/mo S.2·9197 ·----. OH TH! BAY ROOMMATE WANTED tor
ff-.,.r _,,". .. .. S .,.. new townPIOma In eo.11
Looking to sell Ml-1111
that eztra junk
stacking up In
the garage?
Large 18A 18A w/ger 2 BDRM. 2--1·4-Mela Large bedroom
1$95/mo • l500 aec. 1 BDRM, 18A 1925 plUe ball'I l°"ad com-------•-•!
1970 w~ 631·1119 No.,... Ma-1501Dely t.5 pie• Mi i' • S410 00 FOUND coc:ketlel. The
28A 1iA + den. 9"809• month ptu.1 1 utM•tl• 81Ufft Po04 Jun41 21
pellO. w/d, ftplc, Newport 1.91 WITD ftlWI 13 5 0 0 0 O •PO II t Newport BHCh C11i i...w-.il!i~--.piiend~ Height•. U 75t mo E190ant 28A 28A, ~ Me~t433 ' 75t-e&91
~ beech Frplc: S.5-Hl3 or S.5-1801 <7 141113-SOll LOST CAT chocolate
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SUMMER
JOBS
• Part time WOf"-3 nours
eacn weekday eWtntng
s.lllng suoscriptooos for
the 0111-y Piiot
• Earn S'O lo S tOO per
wMll A.NO MORE'
• Win Prrlf!S and bonuJeS
• Must be 12 to 16
years Old
• Trensp<>f'1at1on rs
ptOYlded
lilly Piiat
APPLY TODAY!
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(111)411-1124
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Olymp•c hopeluls
\ 10 'hr Call Mr
• rrogan S• '>-8042
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With General OIC el(p &
good typing Small com
pany nr J W Airport
Non smok•ng Pnonto~
filing IOffie data eo 11'\-
Send resume 10 P 0
Box 112n 1rvme 9n 13
Of C"ll Murtel 545 -l 111
* IEOEmlllST
M1tureo r909911on1s1 want
ed Must be able I~
& use 10 lt.ey calcul1tor
Halle Enteror1MS Inc
't~ Biren St Suite 113
Newpor r-Bea c:,.,
752-6080
P T evening•. tor Orenga ~teuren1 H411P
County ara1 Com 111 "'Elf •mas m111ton Call ~93-5699 w •
l&l•IS E1:'':'.u~:1~~:;
Kantud(y Fried Cl'llcleen SERVICE S-48.-4880
nu 1mmad1ata OPtln•~
lor cHhlere FT t P •lnHL ... 11 Nlgl'lt1/WMkandt Start M ....
81 h /hr A1)91y In penion.
1'40 t CulYtlf l>t IMne. 1
bl~ .,..1Ol11'14 5 rrwy et
Wa lnut Sentor1
wel COfM !159 '240
Newport Import•
Boutique ,.IT, S.turday a S1.1nday 10·5 pm
712-.olO
hardwood floor1 S2500ff 19'M01 N!WPOATHEIOHTS18R llf 'ft1N119 point H1ma11yan eml
t1.notmo.4to6-701t • 2 IA. 2 IA HEW.~ Apt "475tmo .. __. ~ vicN11c1'9UI ccs..-CIUECTllS ..... Ni..•
80VTH l8A tiA '"*· lnOf't rm. dlw, ale Catpor1, p<IOI. no S*I .,"-PC>n•l'>.. M" ,0 AlWAROI 7ff-070 Collector• wanted tor Prtvate comm~l'la 1n
11 •• ' 1~s f 1N ls Whot s 1un~
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e.e ~ M20 M04t45 c.11 147..eeos lOIT h Calleo Cat. leCteO W0tll. 'fOAll "'" auno.,. or w. ~
......._ '911 min 12M101 or tn.o.275 ,,...._, 8'w'I ~ 9tw 3 ... 28A Newpof19d'I ....,. to name o4 Ten· ttour•. 0. Gr .. t 1*1• WrlQhl KetdW.,.., 12t
to IMiedl CMtt ~ -• l11I + -tlA 18A w/~9 ._.to condo. ~ 2 C* ~· w . VIC. of Promc>mory ~lfM 11~2<:!",:0~ ~. C091a Mea trptc, •Id, PG!'J. _'J"' bNcf'I tlOO C*l mo wld, pool ~ HCMIQ POO Apta. a.ylide & ~.· ,.,, 111 • -l t 1001mol, .. l' .... 7t3 • ,... •• .......,, Avlf10llr or111 722.013t R[WAAO 173-5551 205 _, .. ,,..,H'..,
642-5678
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$375-$47$/Wtl If you like _______ ..,....,-=-:,....,,-=---I
IP0'1• & me>My. M may Tll ··-111LL have a po14tlon lot you _.~
Call Mr. Kerrigan. &n UUl'S
545-8042. In Cryatal Court et South
Coast Plaza. la Now Ac-
SELL BRITANNICA from
i.ads & counter location•
& eam 1330 per sale
(grossl Call Blair
1·800-628-9128
~tlng ~pllclitlont for YOU CAN EARN $50 -
Store Manager. Ex-$100 AND MORE EACH
perlence In Specletty WEEK -WORKING PART
Jewelry, Cards & Gins re-TIMEl
quired. Call Scott.
434...()664 0< 434·0765 We haw a NEW PR0-
1
GRAM for STUDENTS !"f'OY!"!T 5530 En!'OYTg?t 5530 12-16 YEARS OF, AGE
--· .... -.--.-.;-.. helplng UI get new CUS·
UPTO ssoo
PER MONTH
* NO COLLECTIONS *
Early morning motor routes
available. Must have
dependable transportation
and liability insurance
CALL 642-4333
HUNTINGTON BEACH. C())J' A Ml.SA.
NEWPORT BEACH. FOUNTAIN V AUEY,
IRVINE & LAGUNA BEACH
HHIDGI·:
By CHARLES GOREN
w ith OMAR SHARIF
and TANN AH HIRSCH
tomers 10< our news·
paper!
HERE'S THE DEAL:
1. This la not a paper
route. NO delivering ln-
vOlved.
12 We provide transpor·
talion and tra1n1ng
1
3 You would be working
with kids your own age on
an adult-supervised sales
team.
1
4. Earn GOOD MONEY
and nave a cnance to
earn dailit & weekly cash
bonuses plus go on out·
ings and more•
CALL US TODAY
FOR MORE
INFORMA TIONI
142·•121, Ed. 221
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FIND
S!'RYICE
throuRh classified
TODAY'S
CROSSWORD PUZZLE
ACROSS
I Watch Pdrt
5 Slf Hindu 10 Vurganan
14 green
15 wind
16 African tano
11 Aothe1s1
19 -American
20 Detested
21 Stopover
22 Tn1ng
23 M1d<lleman
25 Nose
26 Closed hand
30 Slouth
3 t Ornamen1
34 Remove rooe.,
tr om
36 A weapon
38 tn tavor of
39 Echo
42 Cease
43 Unne1v1n9
44 Ar ab or T 1Jril • 45 Rely
47 Brunsw1c~
49 Squint
SO Spanish
64 Ostrith.,
kin 11ar
6~ Filulty auto
6& Rf'<lolenc.(' 67 Lawman Wva11
68 Curl
69 Mane •o<:all'
DOWN
t 5c.orn
2 Pointed
tirancl'I
E••le 1s1e
4 Me ori SI
LOUIS
5 C'1eab
& Melt1t unit
7 En1oy1nq
onPsell
8 Drover ' l1c.l;!nS!' e q 51,,nq
9 Swiss tit,
10 Way utJ
11 H1qh
~lructure
PREVIOUS PUZZLE SOLVED
....... • ••• -···-.. .... '°"'--
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$2.44 per day
That's ALL you pay for
4 tines. 30 day minimum
In the
SERVICE
DIRECTORY
For m0<e lnlormauon
CALL TODAYll
ISi FOR LOIS
Your
Service Otrectory
Representative
142-4321
Ext. 310
AOOTE , t1s, Up
Faucet-Dl9poeel.aprtnklet
Repelr ee1lmate llnYtlme.
LIG'd "P.I," "6-UC2
EXPERT Service & Aep91r
Plumber alnce 1852.
Water heetera-cttapoaela-
----------i tollate·faucete·flxturel llc#409035. "4-8919
..... Pf~' ....._.from Poe'
to post? • Une•~ Gf\ltge9f
Wottl fot t~ compeny t~t
11 up front .nd c••
abOUt you
Futt-tllM Md perMlme
D<*tlon• avaMll>le. Poto-
ltlOne avel&ab'e tl\f~
out Orenge County
Many In S<Nthefn Orange County. can tOda)'. work
tomorrow.
weon.r: * Cr9dlt union. «Mntal
plan
• Perlormenc:e bonus * Paid holldeys,
vacation• &
tra lnlflV * Weetclypay
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PllTECTill
SERYllES, llC.
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Mtmbtnhlpl 5540
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t..a•• flMILY•llDUIP .. uu.
lllTIPRI.
OW.111-1111
Must Mii Membership for
Newport Beach Yacht Club Discounted!
714-673·•978
RelOcetlng Mtllng tull equi·
ty Mesa Vetde Country Club Membership. Xlnt
pricing 805-928·575 7
ext 2•2 or 71•·~30e7
Antlf'!! 60 I 0
ILITIAOI• AOL -A· TOP five cent wllh
gold award and mint ven-
dor. (714) 64•·4576 -* BUYING ITEMS * * 1890S to 1950s * •Jewelry to Housenotd•
Please L11 Mag 673-6223 ---------WllLITtll .IHE Ill
45 RPM with Wurlitzer
stereo sound syetem
Call (7141644-4576
Appliances 60 l I
USED KITCHEN AP-
PLIANCES G E 015h·
washer. Kenmore Micro·
wave. Maytag Sell·Stan<1-
1ng Gas Oven & Stove All
idnt 631-6302
Furnlturt 6014
FllOI HllllOll IUlll
HIE!
By SYDNEY OMARR By PATRIC WALKER G1an1 oriental Karastan
Tuesda). June 26 Tut1day, Jun~ i 6 rug. 11·:x18', wool cust S11c $3500 261-6102
ARI ES 1\l:mh 21 -\pnl IY) \\1H k pron·durc-' \llhJl'rt t11 l·hangc. ARIES (\1arrh 21-~pnl 2111 T he gn of thl' Ram" ~ll'ffX'd in llHllllOTHH'S
Kulrltt1l' th.11 h.td tx·cn u1mtor1.1hk ''111 umkrgo rl''l'>IOn. R1<ll' \\tlh 01,1h .ind tlh'll' "no tlouht that,, h.l\l' J tompln anti rC'llhl'r
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I I "' ' c-I Westminster cn1me s P·111 11 '•1 01 .1ln 1 and a'l Ull' , be11e1ed glass. like new.
TAl1Rl' f \pnl 211-\l,1' 201 C111otl lun.ir a-.ix·u u11111 .. 1tll''I "llhll TAl'Rl'S l ~prtl 21-~1.I\ 21) Thl' rn,•nt "\n, \10011.,t1ll makl''I 5695 261"6102
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h1\ .tit\. J n 11111111 and \\ onh tress Headboar<l. Glass
GEMl!'\I I \IJ\ 21-Juiw ~Ill Broatkn hor11on' fransar11om
11t,11 1n,ol\l· prup1.:rt,. 'l't111t1' ,,,11 Ix· tcimpk1,·J ) ou'll m.untarn
m;in,1gn1al Jutrl'' Juurnn n1uld Ix• part ol t'\l'fllllg \1l't1art11 \111.''>.
L 1hr J 1wr,on' pl.1 \ rok'
Cabine ts Almost Brand GE~tll':I f \1a' :'2-Junl.' 211 -\ rnaJPr \Jfl'l'I or rrok\'>1onal New" Exce llent con-
lllll\l' apix·ac' 10 h<t' l' Ocl'n in t hl· l artlc; tor qu11e .1 l'Oll~1tlcr<1bk llml' <l111on" $29010BO
hut. for l'tlhl'I 1nll'n'>l'I) rx·r..trnal or prartll'al rl'3\t)llS. ~OU hJ\l' not llllE SOFAIH
h1'l'l1 .ihk lo tinalltl' arrang,·nwni' '-=o". h<"~'''l'r \llU l·an and mu\t Brand new $200/0 BO
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l11mf11n anti '''l'Unt\ aho\\' all else ~niu,,· ull1matl'I\ partna.,
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thl· 11gh1 Ill npn·1 all thl·~ n1)\\ aprx·•u 111 hl.·ltl'' ,. ,,-1hr1r due
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MOVING-Must sell Teak
dining room set with 6
chairs brown-Jordan
chaise an<l end table
646-4131
nm' 1f~tlu ll'l1t.11n 1otall~ ullll'lll\\' and rn ,ontrnl \Ill! ,,,11 tx·nmll' .M .. l-sc·e·11·a·n-eo_u_s ___ 60_l_S
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Service receipt avail
S495 640·5197
arhcle
51 Enhced 53 Soho homt'
55 Wor~ lor an
arhsl
56 Disturb
61 Sawhshes
eg
t2 Bogey ma11 1 J Loud noise
t8 ArablP land
:'4 Alleviator
:>S 0Phydratt>
26 United
27 Hole
28 Gambler
29 L•U•e
31 To a
J' ! lvCly SPOll.
1' Gt>t money
lrom
40 ltke rub•es
4 1 F11si-s1ron9
46 Got>bles
48 A wor• •S
SJ Unle1tert>O
S4 Asian oroest
S5 Gre<1t Lake
57 Spanish c11y
58 Norse ttP•C
59 Animal IOO<l
60 City or
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,1nd n ,·n 111,· 11w'1J1llicult111 rompk' ''tuatwn' rnn lx· U\l'd 111 ~our
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'CORPIO 10 l1 2 '·"-o' ~ 11 ) ,1u fought a hard h:.111k and b~
1v111gh1 \tHJ'll l.1111\\ ~ou·,,. \\Oil ( 1rl·umc;1anCl'<i lurn 1n ~our f:l\or.
"''hl'' Jrl' lultilktl. Sn·n.11 to h1lthhgh1' \Pfl'Ulatt011. nch l'nturc.
tll\l'O' ,·r~, roman(<.'. V1rgu 1n' oh nl.
SAGITTARIUS (Nn' 22-D n 21) lndl\tdual "hn h1.·tklcs t!>
en' 1ou\ f>o mcs11c adJu\lmcnt ka1urcd. could tn'o"c martial
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CAPRICOR N (Dec 22-J nn I 'II la' ornhk ~loon aspect coin-
c1dl·~ "Ith commun1rat1on. C'd1H·n1111n. dl\\t0 m1na 11011 ol informn11o n.
Po,.,1h1h.l) •of cruise " not rcmo1,· Y,rn arc on tlnnk of 'itnnlin&
l'hangl' lrnm rou11nc l'tSl'f\ pl.1'\ rok
AQUARI US (Jnn. 20·h ·h 181 ) 1lu'll 11<~•' ,. tn\tdc 1nforrn:111on
regarding 1n,1.·stmr nt'I. finann ·'· 110<1\1b1l1t\ ot inhl•ntancc. You
multi open boo!. at rnnd1'm a nd linll i..r, paragraph thnt rl'lotc' to
Pfl'\l'lll l'lfl'llln!olJOCC\
PISCES (f cb. 1 9-~t nll'h .20) ( onclu111011 o t legal agrtcmcnt \1.•ts
tou free You·11 b\: rnnC11dl'nng Joint clTort!>. partnership. mnma&L'
Olli d1~ta111.·c l'llll prcpaf'l.'!I )OU f()r poS!olblc JOUrOC\ \r1c:s 0311\ C
hdr' oht:11n ncrdcd funding
IF JUNE U IS YOUR BIRTHDAY: < urrtnt sccncmo
l'ntpha\l/l''i ltft !11\k. mnrttal Sltltu\. famtl) rclat1on\h1p V1 or
r1.•turn' 1n Juh :rnd \OU "'" bf on morC' \Oltd cmot1o nnl. financial
groun"t You \\Ori. "'.C'll under prc~\urt'. )OU mcN dc:ndhncc;, }OU ore '"'""8 10 at'l'l'pt n:,pon'lib1ht) und chnllc nac. Cnnt•cr. Caprn·o rn
pcr<,111h pla~ 1mpilrtant ro lt·s '" )Our hfc Yau nrc 1ntrn~. sen11mcn·
tal p • ..,.,1ona1l' 1n hd1cfs. You al~o art prt'\Cll'nt. lo)al. capable of
l'ar 111ng m onl') '1.1 11.·:il e'lt:ltl' tran~l'lmns. No.,cmbcr is stgmfknnt.
LIBRA l~l·pt. 24-0ct. 2.'\l: (jo till' "h''k hog 1101' ~nd kt othrrs 650•65_:.2
'll'l' 1ha1 ~1111 ar1.• on till' 0111~ l'lHtr~l· ~ou int1.·11J 10 folio\\ and 1f Jewel /Furs/Art
1.ollcugul'\. rl·latl\ l'S or do~1: a\soc1at~\ li:l·I left tx·hind or nl·gkl'll'tl. ry
tlll'n thl·~ o nh ha' l' thl'm\l'h l'' to blanw for bi.·ing \O narro\\·, 6025
mindn.J. fX'll\ a nd unad' cnturous. I' Br1111ant Diamond. 1 27 • ct HSI 2 S3.soo I Ruby
SCORPIO (On 24-No' 221· 1 h1~ I\ )OUr 11mr to s parkle :ind & Diamond rrng with
Oll.)\C \\Ith thl' !>pcl'd o f ltght tf ~ou kcl )OU \\OUld h\• happ11.•r orl matchmgeernngsS1550
more ~e1.·un· l'l'r"hcrc. Y ou haH' waited a long time for thC' 11dC' of 7511-76511 or 63t-90e7
fo11unc 10 turn 1n )Our f:l\or. Therl'fon:. now thnt 11 dot's. l'OJO) life AITlelE t ISTATI
to thl· full. 1 JIMLllY
SAGITTARIUS (No' ~3-Dcc. ~I )· ( onccntr:uc o n "hat is ncw !Large u le c t ion of
anti untried now rather than d \\c llmg o n what ~ou appear to h:l\t' dlamol\ds. vintage
lost or ''hot 'h.1s been dl'Stro) l'tl. E'en chalkng1g planrtar~ ilSPl'l'.t!I watches incl Role• and ~ign1f, that thr time 1s right to Sl't a hout la\ ing a nc" fo1111dut1on Patek We buy. sell tra<le r · h h d · and repair Wllltam 1or 1he mont ' and )C'Drs n en . Harold Jewelers 3 1 t6
CAPRICOR N ( Dc.·c. 2~-Jan 201 1 hC'fl' an· !lt1ll far toll man\ Newport Blvd at 32n<l unc,•rt:un 11c~ and loo~ cndli hoth at home and at worl. for ~ou to Ila-OHi
ft•cl complctd\ at l'il!><.'. Ho"c' l'r. nt lcn'lt \Ou 'hould nm' ha'~ the
cournar and thl' will to soldier on unttl a new m rmula or fo1 ma1 t!i J,., 1~·J and ancpt1.·d
AQ ARIUS (Jan :! I ·Fch. I lJ I. Thm.• arc cm:11n JX'fll)d~ 1n thC'
~car "h1.•n thl· planets \C'nd out distinct message\ and thl' om•\ )OU
all' u1rt\'11tl~ rl'l'l'l\lng mu'it mall' \OU ow::in· that ~Ollll' l.tnd of a
lll3JO• rhan1&1.' in )OUr cnn.·C'r or \Our pro fl"i\tonal lifl' ,., una\mdnbk
fhcrcforc. o n no ac-count tr) to tmng o n 10 "h;11 1<1 no lon~l·r '1110lc.
PISCE. ff t•b. 20.M nrch 10): Plnnt'l:ll"\ m o' <.'mcnts and :1<1pcc1
can OOI) po1nl ~OU 1n thl' rrght d1rcctiOll and II I\ \Ip 10 ~OU 10 tal..l'
the 1mt1.at1H~. broadC'n }Our hon1on' and go "hl'f\" >Ou instrnl 11,eh
feel ~ o u "u uld b\-happ1C'r or mort apprrt·1ntr,t ond fulfillctl
IF \'Ol'R BTRTHDAY IS TODAY: Nrw fn,·nd~lup!t nnd J\~ona
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end t..o rot: 1bove or 11t Wllllttwough ~ llb0¥9 on -t , ttlO ebo'lll or 11t Wllltewouoll I.Mn N. Hfuy1n, HO n.e unOet tN ,lctlttoul M>014 on: June t, '"° hott W ~ 1110we on: NIA SMPMn f , Conlllt COLLATOA. ITITCHEA. WAL.KlHfllOUGH:Awell.· LMor1,,0r0¥11 WAlKTH~Awelt· ,....,_,,Sen °'900, Calff, eu.1"911 Nem9(a) Ntted Monlkalloen , T'fll9.....,,... WM llled .._.,,°'*9~ Tlllll .....,_t ... tllld
,OlDfA TIUMME:A ttvOUQf\ of "'9 lite II.,..._ Tilll ICMI ,_,. WM Ned ty()UQf\ oA IN .... II~ 12109 ~on· NIA Thl9 ••1mei1t ._ Ned wtttl IM County a.rte oA Of· Tiiie ,.,...,,_,, ... -.0 with._ COuMy Clertl of Or· ~ -we lO be In eo-u6ed Jo, .1A111t 5. tttO, 1:00 wlUI "'9 Coul'lty CWtc of Or-u1ec1 Jo, Ji4Jtt 5, tttO. 1:00 UWdO terda. S 10 W, ~A. I.Ill wttf1 N County ci.rti of Or· enge County on M9Y 21. w1t1'1 tM County CWtt of Or· enoe COunty Oft June ti,
cordlncle wttti CoodltlOI ... p.m, llrOlllCtllloe ~ Mt9 County ~ M~ 21. p I'll. "°"*1M blddetl'Alpine. Sen•• An&. Cell. Tiiie acatement ... tllld .,. County on June 8, ttto ~ enoe County on June S, ttto lnllructlonl and Spec:tft-lfe 10 l'l'IMt M "'9 ~ l..., ,_ .,. to ,,_. It the ....,,...... 92707 with the County C"'1I of Or· tMO Publlthed OrWID9 Coeet tttO ,.-
CltlOnl wtllcfl .,. on ntt 1n m9'1t Suppott servic.a. Publllhed Orenoe COMt men• 8u1>9ort S.vlc••, Tilll bu...._ WM con• .,. County on JUne 12 .._... Dell)I PllOt JUne 21. Jut'f 3, ~ Publltf*' Orenge CoetC the~ of the PurQf\Mlng 2fU.A..., s..,_, c... DellyPllOt.Jun96. f2, tt, 2t, 2MS-A 9Mf Street. Coete,oucted by 1n unln-'"° · Pu~ <>renoe eoeet 10. t7. ttto ~ OfMge OoeM OellY Plot JuM 10, 2t, Jvtt Olrec:tOt of Mid Sctlool Df9. Mele. CA et t:OO P.M. c.. tttO .,...., CA 11 1:00 p M. Cell corpotlt•d H1ocletton ,._, Ollly Pt6ot JUM 12. tt. 21. TU4 Delly PIOt June ti. tt, H . s. 10. tMO ~t. 2"5-8 &.. SlrMC, (7t4)5M4240, fOr o.tlh. TMS (71416664240. fOr o.tlla. oin.r INI\ • Ptftneretllp PutJWied Ofenge COMt .JtJi't 3. 1MO .My 3, Itta f ,Mt Cotta ...... CA 928241 8kM will not be ~ Ilda wlll not .,_ ICOIC>t«f Thlt 1ta1.,,,.nt lilfU ftMld Delly Plot June It, H . Jt.1'y T~At ftRJC tl)TIC( T·5I01---------
Eactl 8IOdet ~ eut1m11 lfom conV'alCton not 1tten6-"8JC NOTICE trom contractorw not .ttend· wllh the County Cllfk Of Of· s. tb, ttto
c.t1tled or Caahllf't C~ NOTICE IS lolE:REBY i'ICtmOUe .,._.. lllOTICE 18 HEREBY ltlO flU&JC t.Al.a • O'd def>Otlt In the form of a 1 ino tl'lle nllcttlrOUQtl. Ina tNt WWkthrOUOfl, I anoe County on JuM t2, T .eoo Mt.JC NOTICE MOTICI tW
or a Bond equal to ten pet-,GIVEN that tile 1bove-MAim ITAT9Wf OIVEN thet tile above-PubbMd °'"'9 ... Coal I Mt.JC llOTIC( P1CTITIOUI ..,..... tW M.WO P1CTmOUe .,... ..
oen1 (t0%) of the wnount of "*"*'School Dl9trtct of Of. The folowtnO pereona .,., named School Dlltrlct of Or·. Daily Piiot ~ne 1•· cv, July NAiii ITAn•NT PlilOf'elln MAm IT•mmrr TM folowin9 pertone.,..
the Bid, mede peytble to the Mge = CA. IC11ng by c101t10 butlMM .. : Mge County, CA. llCtlng by 3, IO, ttto T ,.,..., l'ICTITIOUI ....... The l<*OWlng ~ are Notlot II hereby gMr't tflet TN fOIOw4nO 1*90n1 are doing ~ .. : orderof~,M ... Uni-lendtllf tteOOl*nlng CALIFORNIA CON-wldtllrougtl lt1GCl¥wnlngl ....., NAmlTAW 6°'"0~• lhe~Wlll ... atdolnabUtineee... FOWLER AND AS· fi.d School Otttrlct. In the Board, herret.rr.dto STAUCTION CONCEPTS-Boerd.herfnalt.,r...,,,tdlo ThelOllowlngpereon1er1 ACT HEALTH & FITNESS publlo auctlOn, putlUWtt to CA8RILL0 PALMS SOCIATH, 8802 Hazard
._,,of refusal or fallura to la• "DISTRICT". will'-*"" CCC. 93t w. 18th, C-2 ... "DISTRICT", will recel\19 "8JC llOT1C( do4ng bullnfft u : CLINIC. 20311 Acacia. Sult• seep tlon 217~~"'!! endfol A PA ATM ENTS . U45 Ava .. WHtmlnater. Calif.
enter Into euch Contract, tl'MI up to, out not later lhtn the Cotta Mesa. CA 92827 up to. but not later !hen 11141 RAK ENTERPRISES. 1087 230, sen1a Ana Height•. rof ... lonaJ ..,.,.,., t... • C.brtllo Penc Otlva, Santi t2M3
MCUtlty ol an unsuc:c.aful a~1ttted II~. IMled Mwlfynn Rlgnatl. 939 W above·ltaltd lime, Mlled '1CTITIOUI MllMN Salvador, eo.11 M .... CA C.ltt. 92707 lowing CS.-Crlbtd propetty to Ana. Cellf. 92101 8llly .Id Fowter. 8802
lMdder ltleM be returned bid• for the award of a con-19'11 C-2. Cotta Meaa, CA bid1 lor the nttd of• con.-NAm ITAftmNT 92826 Dr varmHla Jutlt , 129 wit Vlll-O-C1brlllo Palm• Huard AYe.. W•tminlter.
within a rusoneble petlod, tract for the abovl project. 92e27 tract tor lhe above project. The lo4lowln0 petaont are Kun David Chf'lltenten, Corelca Orlv1. N1wport KATHIE MAURICE. E-25 ltd , I c.llfom&a llmlted Cellf. t2113
bul In no event lhall that... Bid• IMl1 be rece!V9d In Tll&I bu1in111 11 con· 8ldl al\atl be recel¥9d In doing bullnlll U : 1087 $afvador. Colla Mesa. 8eacil C.llf 92eeG -MISC BOXES. MISC. partn1rshlp 2400 Main Thie tx11lna11 11 con-
curlt).,. held by,,... Olttrlci Ille place Identified abovl, ducted by. an individual the place ldenlilled above, A) Con1truc1lon/Pro~ CA 92828 Thi•' bu11ne11 11 COO· FURNITURE & MISC Str..,, Suite 201. lrvlnl, duct.0 by: en lndlYIOu•I
beyond 11111ty (80) days from and "'811 be opened Ind Thi regl1trant com-and lhall be opened ind Management Group: 8 ) Ru1tell Baldwln, t073 ducted by. an lndlvlduat TOOLS AND PERSONAL Calif. 92714 The reglltrlllt(I) oom·
Ille lime the awatd 11 medl. publlcly rud aloud et the menced to 1r1ntae1 bull-publicly read 1Joud It tl'MI T11m CtPM. 778 W. 20th C0<on1 Ln .. Coate Mesa, CA The reg111r1nt(1) com, ITEMS SC Tiiis bu1ln111 11 con-menced to trenaact bullo-
A Perl0<menc. Bond m1y 1bov1 stated llme Ind place. ,,... under the ficllltovt 11>0111111ted time ll'ld plac:. SI . Coltt M .... CA 92627 92826 rnlnCtd to tranuct butl-JIM BALL. E-2 -Ml · ducted by: 1 Hmlted l)lt1ner, nea under the Flctltlout
bereQulrtdatthedlscrellon Each bidder mus1 tubmlt ~ name or names Each bidder mull tut>mlt l Headrick Technologies. Thi• business 11 con· neu Uf16er the Flc1111<Mn FURNITURE. GARDEN lhlp BullneH Name(•) lllled
or tlle District will! udl bid • cet'111\ed or llattd at><we on May 23, with each bid • cerUll9CI or !Inc . CA. tame 11 above ductea by a oenctfal 1)811, euttne11 Niml(t) 111ted TOOLS, ANO PERSONAL Tiie reg11tr1nt(a) com-1boY9 on: June 8. 1890
No bidder may Wllhdr-C11hler'1 cneck PIY•l>ll to 1990 CNl'ller'a c'*" payabll to Thll bu1lne11 11 con· ne<Shlp above on: March 7, 1990 ITEMS. menced 10 tranMCI bull-BIN Fowler
hll BKI for a period of forty-the DISTRICT or 1 bid bond Matllynn Rlgnall the DISTRICT or a bid bond lductea b~ a corporation Th• registrant com, Or, Yarmlll• Jurlt Selewlff be by comptllllve neu uno.t the Flc:tltlout Thi• 1t1temenl wu flied
hve (•5) days after. the date In the form Mt forth In Ille Tlllt llllement wu lllea In the form set forth In the Th• reg111rant com-mence<l to transact busl-Tiiie llatement w11 fll1td bidding written Maled bid• Bu1ln1u Naml(1) lleted with the County Cllftl of Or-
set for tbe opening 1hereot. contract docu!Tllnll In am with Ille County Clerlc of Or-contrec:t docu!Tllnll In am menced to trannc:t busi· neu unde• 1111 lic1111ou1 with the County Clerk of Of· m1y be IUbmltted in Id-1bove on: March 14, 1990 ange County on June I ,
The Boatd of Education of amount not ie.a than 5% of ange County on May 25. amount not lest lll1n 5% of nest under the llClll•ous business natM or ntmlS 1nge County on June 5. vanot Sall Wiii be held on l Pnlllp McHemee . 1990
the N-P<>r1·Meta Unified the mu1mum amount of bid 1990 ,..._ the mulmum amount of bid 1>u11neu name or names lilted al>0\19 on May 25 1990 July 3. 1990 11 10·00 A.M. al TIMI 1111.,.,...l ... flied ~
School District ,_...., the .. • guar1t1tee that the bl6-Publlslled Orange Cout 11 • guar1t1tee that the bid-1l11tad above on May 24, 1990 ,..._ the premlMI whlf• Mid with the County Clerk of Or-Publlthed Orange COMC
rlght to reiect any or all Bids der will enler Into tilt Diiiy PllOt June 5 12, 19, 26. der will enter Into Ille 1990 Kun CMttenllft Put>lllhed Orange Coatt properly hll been ttor.O. ,ange County on June 5, Dally PllOl June 18. 26. Juty
and not necessarily accept l)ropoled contract If the 1990 proposed contract II the• Franle M Headrick, CEO Thi• 1t11ement was filed Dally Pilot June 12. 19, 26, which 1• localed at Ayr• 1990 3, 10, 1990
the lowest Bid and to waive •same 11 awarded 10 such T559 Nme Is awarded lo IUCh I This 11111emenl wes filed w111! Ille County Clerk ot Or· July 3 1990 Coste Mesa Siii Storaoe, ,.,... T ,595
any 1nlorm1111y or 11regu11r1-lbldder In the event of failure I l>lddtr In the ev1nt of lallu•e wllh the County Clerk of Or· ange County on May 25, ' T .579 1880 Whittler, Costa Mesa, Publlthed Orange Coat i----------
ty In any Bid raoelved I to enter Into said contract. •-tC NOTICE to entlr 1n10 stld con1rac1. ange County on May 25 1990 F~ CA 82827 Diiiy Ptlo1 June 12. 19, 28. P\B.IC NOTIC[
NE:W,.O"T·MEtA UNI· auch security will be for-r-UUL IM.ICh securtty wlll be tor-1990 F4584tt Pul>l11hed Orange Coast Pta.IC NOTICE Thi llndlofd hat right to July 3, 1990 1---...,;;.;;..o,__ ____ _
FlED tCHOOl ott"'1CT of 1f .. 1ed 'ICTTTIOUI 8UtfNflt 191ted Published Orange Coast Diiiy Pilot June S 12. 19, 26 bt4 II tl~aale AH purchued T-577 ,ICTJTlOUt __,_,.
Orant1 County I The DISTRICT r~ The DISTRICT reterves , Daily Pilot June S, 12 19. 26. 1990 FICTITIOUt •UtlNIHI good• art IOld u 11 and N~ ITATIMINT
lheron l , Novobll1lly, DI· the right to reject any or all T:!A,': l~A1:.,~ are the nght to re1ec:1 any or all 1990 TS60 NAMI STATIMIENT mutt be removed 11 tlle llme "8.IC NOTIC( The following persona are rect0t Of ,.urchaelng encl bids or to w11ve any Ir· ow g bide or 10 waive 1ny Ir-TS63 Th 1011 wi of the tale. The .... 11 aub-dol bull u
W«lhouelng 551-3217 1reoultrltle1 or inlOfmalltlel dOtn~ t>utlness ts r911ularlhes or Informalities e o ng pe<aons are )8CI 10 cancellation In the '1CTfTIOUl IUStNIU N"lWPQ':r BUSINESS
Dated Ju~ 1s 1990 1•nany bid• 0< 1n the btdd1ng w:LLUB·:i~~~~T2~r/~: in any bids or 1n tlle bl<ldlng MLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE d<>;,'1~ll~~~1 z 0 N S event of settlement bet_.. NA• ITAn•NT SERVICES, 2001 Diane
PubhlheO Orange Cout NO bidder may withdraw 1 2 e Cotta Mesa' CA No bl<lder may wllhdraw FICTITIOUS IUttNEll FINANCIAL 2172 Ouponl the landlOrd and Obhgated • TIMI lollowlng ptrlonl .,. Lane. Newpor1 Beaal. Calif
Daily Pilot June t9, 28 1990 any b•d lor a period of 11xly 9262
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7 · any bid lor a period of su1ty FICTITIOUS IUllNESI NAME STATEMENT Drive ~2l7 Irvine Callt pa~tllNT & tHllU.EY ,ARR dOlng t>uSlneu as 92MO
T611 (80) dtyt alter the date Mt 0 p 0 (80) dlyt •lt•r the datl set NAME STATEMENT 92715 . . • TRAITS MARKETING. 409 Nancy s. Oreana. 2001
----------10< 1n1 opening ot bids IHoU~en.'~~g~, 23~~ece::i: tor the opening of bids The lolloW1no persons are doi:; ~~'!~;:::::'sons are L Wlll!lms and Co . Inc , 1 REPI~~~~ M~~AOl"~oaat 30th Street. Suite B. New-Diana lane. Newporl Beac:h,
----------•Perlormanot Botld Shall be Thia business 11 con, Performance Botld Shall be HANNS ENTERPRISES. SERVICES ,s2 ,0KeetOrave Dupont Drive •217 irvine, Dally Pilot June 19 26, '~ Vanesa H1l1n Wilker. Jamee B. Greene. 200t
PUBLIC NOTICE A Payment Bond and a Mesa CA 92627 A Payment Bond and a domg buSJness as I APPLE t ' FINANCIAL Calllom1a c0<porauon 2172 nge port Beach. C1lll t2U3 Clfff 92eeG
FICmlOUS IUtlNEll requlfed prior to execution ducted by an ind vld 11 required pr10< to execu11on 2030 Conunenlol Co111 C Del M CA 92625 · C.hl 92715 T60 409,B 30th St , Newport Diana Lane.~ Beach.
NAME STATEMENT of !he contrec:1 and 911811 be 1 u m of the con1rec1 and Shall be Mesa CA 92627 0<ona er Southern Ct ltt Lana Beacn Calif 926&3 Cellf 92660 The following persons are,ln the form se1 rorth in them~ r~~':r';~;.'ct c~SI: 1n lhe torrn set tonh tn lhe w 11111m Patrick H•nns,1 K!~Y~~:,0~~·~1, ~~~ C0<p • Calilornll corpor-Ml.IC NOTICE Julie Ellen Stewlr'I, 251 Tiii• but1niu 11 con·
d<>tng business u contract documents neu under the llCllflous contract documentS 2030 Con11nen1a1 Costa CA 92625 allon 2172 Dupont Drive Berkeley Court, Irvine. Calif ducted t>y· hulband and w1i.
HOME BUILDING IN-Each bl<lder Shall be a business name or names Each D1dder shall be a Mesa. CA 92627 Louise C Brandl 1210 •217, Irvine, C..llf 92715 FICTtTIOUI •UllHESI 92715 The reglltrtnl(t ) com-
STITUTE 427 E 17th St •111cen1ed contractor 119180 above on May 21 licen sed contrac tor This Dusmess is con· Keel Or Corona Del Mar Thie busineu 11 con· NAME STATEMENT Thie bu11neu 11 con-menced 10 lranaacl l>ull-
Su11e 235. C-Osta Mesa Calll 1pur1M.11nt to the Business 1990 pursuant to the Business ducte<I by an 1nd1v1dual CA 92625 ducted by • general part· The I0110w1ng persons are ducted by a general par!· neu under the FIClltiout
92627 and ProlesSlons Cooe and Pitr~k 0 HOiiman end Protess1ons Cooe and The •eg15frant com · Tnis Dusineu 15 con, nership d04ng busmen u nerSh1p Bullneu Naml(t) lilted
Allen G Taylor 92901be uoensec:t in lhe tollOwlng This ttalemeflt was filed be l+eensed in tile I01tow1ng meoced to transact bus1· aucted D nusbana ilndW1fe The rega,trant(sl com, J H SYSTEMS. 3'33 The reg11trant(1) com, tbovl on· June I, 1990 Lari< spur Drive West-1 classtl1C1llons C-33 llh the Count Cieri! of Or ClHS1l1ca11ons C33 ness under tne l1C11t1ous T Y menced 10 transaCI busi HOiiow Broe>« C1rcle Cosca menced to tren11ct bual· Nancy S. Gr_,. minster Cahl 92883 I OOVUININO IDARO, :n e Count Yon Ml 25• OOVERNINO •DARO, Du11ness name o• names 11" registrant com, nest under ll1e Ficllllou; Mesa CA 92626 neu under lhe F1etit1ou1 Thi• ttatement was flltd
Mike Ong 2 Bascom St .1 Cerotyn I . Stocker. Dirac-g Y 1990 F~ Cerotyn I . Stocker, Owec-llste<l a Dove 011 May 25 ~e~:ce~n~~r tr,~~sa~~ •• ~~~·~ Bullness Name(tl haled Jorln o Hamlin 3433 Busineu Name(•) lilted Wllh lhe County Clefll of ()r,
Irvine Cahf 92715 tOf, ... nae-ment lupt)Oft Pubhshe<I Ora~ Coast IOI', ... n199ment IUJlt)Oft 1990 DuS•Of'SS nam" or names IDOve on May 30 1990 HOiiow Brook Costa Mesa. above on May 21 1990 .,.
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County on June I .
Ken Arthur 133 Shatter l«vlcft (714) S51-S2AO 0111 Pilot June 5 12 19 26 a.t'vlcH (7t4) sst-3240 W~ham Hanns 1 ,., Lawrence E Oecrona CA 92626 Vanesa Walker 1990
SI Orange Caltl 92869 Published Oranoe Coast 1~ Publtsheo Oranoe CoHt Th11 st1temen1 wu hied 15leo al>Ovc 0 B not ~· R Pr11tdent This Dus•ness 11 con, Th11 stattmlflt wu l1te0 F.-a
This business is con-Dally P110t June 26. July 3 T55' Daily P1101 June 26 July 3 w11n the County Cte•k ot Or-m~~~1'; Brc1nd.'anc:1t ay· This slltement was filed ducted Dy an 1ndtv1dual with the County Clerk of Or· Published Oringe Coast
dueled Dy a general pan, 1990 1631 1990 anoe County on Mlly 29. Tnis siat1>ment was llled with 1118 County Clerk ot Or· T ne reg1str11n1 com· ange County on June 5. Daily Pilot June 19 26. July
nersh1p PUBLIC Ml\TICC t630 1990 F4515t7 "'''" 1hl' Co""'" Clerk of Or-anoo Counly on June 5 menced to transact busl· 1990 3 10. 1990 The reg1strantls1 com· nu PUBLIC NOTICE PuDhsnea Orange Coast .inqP Cr,unly on Ma 25 1990 ness unde• the hctat1ou1 F4fll:Mt T-51M
menced to tran~ct bus•· MLIC NOTICE Daily P•IOI June S 1? 19 26 1990 F•~ F451357 Dusmess name or names Published Orange Coast
ness under tne F1ct1Uous FICTITIOUS •UllNESI K 5I050 1990 p,,bli:.r>:o Oi<Jnge Coast PuDhShted Or.:inge Coast hsteo aDove on May 25 Daily Pilot JuN 12. 19 26. Pta.IC NOT1C£ 8u11ness Nametsl listed NAME STATEMENT FICTITIOUI •UllHESS NOTICE TO T566 O..itl) Pilot Jur 11 • 12 19 26 Daily Pilot June 12 19 26 1990 July 3 1990
abo•e on May 14 1990 The lollowino pe•sons are NAME STATEMENT CONTRACTORS IQCtQ July 3 1990 John 0 Hamltn T-578 FICTITIOU• ........
Allen G Taylor d<>lno Dus1ness as The IOilOwlng persons are CALLINO FOR llDS PUBLIC NOTICE TS61 T .575 Th11 statement was hied I NAMI ll'ATIMINT
This statement was Ille<! 0 1VERS1F1EO ACCEP· doing ousiness as School 01slrtCI NEW· with 111e County Clerk ot O•· P\8.IC NOTICE
w1lh tne County Clerk of Or-T ANCE 2705 W Coast KRIS Tl A PALMER & AS-P 0 RT.MES A UN 1F1 E O FICTITIOUS BUSINESS 11n9e County on May 29 ----------The fotk>wlflg peflonl ere
ange County on June 5 Highway Newpor1 Beach SOCIA TES 152 CoSta Mesa SCHOOL DISTRICT NAME STATEMENT PtilLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE 1990 F451SM FICTITIOUS au•••• doing butlne» IS
19••0 CA 92663 S C C N'"...., IT•_.._NT 0 R. ANO ASSOCIATES, 7 treet osta Mesa A Pro1ec1 Name ElEMEN-,,,,. lollow n11 ~~n' are PuD1oshed Or<Jnge Coast .. ..,. .. ',.._ 223• E F451348 lnl Harway 27415 Sea 92627 TARY LANDSCAPI NG noing ou~one~) •H NOTICE OF FICTITIOUS BUSINESS o,.11y Pilot June 5 12 19 26 Tne loOowano persons are v · Virginie Av1 ..
0111y P11u1 June 12 19 26 9266A Costa Mesa St Costa PAULARINO Redn111 Ave Bu1ldon9 2. SELL ALCOHOLIC The fnllowono persons are TS64 CADRE, 3200 W W•rner Robert Bauer. 2236 E lllr-
Puohshell Orange C-Oast,cape Capo Be.ch CA Kristi A Palmer 152 POMONA KILL YBROOKE & RENOB GRAPHIC.. 3001 APPLICATION TO NAME STATEMENT tli90 ao1ng Dusmess as Anaheim. Calif 928oe
July 3 1990 This business 11 <.on· Mesa CA 92627 Bid Deadline July 16 SuilP 107 Co~'" MPS.t CA llEVERAGES do1og 1>u51n&Ss as ·----------Ave Santa Ana CA 92704 8'"" Ave · Anaheim. Call!, r -576 oucted Dy a 1tm11Ml partner Tnis Dusineu ,5 con· 1990 at 11 00 AM 92626 6·19-IO FRANK LIN FINANCIAL PmllC NOTICE Aldo Fa10u1 33892 S1 of 2606
----------ship aucted by an ina ... oual Piaceol Bio Receipt Man· Josepn L0<enzor {jJ6? FONG Oh,,t,J A l EE 3250 £ Coast H1onway Car-lliolel Lantern :8 Dana AHen Sanderton 20130 Ml.IC NOTICE The registrant com-Tne r egistrant tom-119ernent SuPPOrl ServtCes T1aewatPr (,,1 ~1uf'l1n91on Mrr ta .ire ilPC>ly1n9 lo lne onadet M"r Cahl 92625 FICTITIOUllUllNEll POtnl CA 92629 Kayne,Coron1.C111f 91719
----------menceo to 11an~ct Dusi-menced 10 tranu ct DuSi· 2985.,,. Bear Street Costa Beach CA 92646 0l'partmPnt 01 A•cono11c C,nros1opner E HoDson NAME STATEMENT This DuSlntss 11 con, Thlt bus1n111 IS con·
FICTITIOUS llUSINESS ness under the f1c.1111ous ness unde• tl1e 1tct111ous Mesa CA 92626 This DusmPS'i •S con-Bevf'r.iQ" Gontrol to wll al· Inc J C.1111 corp The lollow1no persons are ducted by en indtv1dua1 ductea by • oeneral part,
NAME STATEMENT Dus1ness name or names business name or names Piece Plansioocuments ducll!d hy Jr• ontl•v•Ouill conohc: bever<1qes •11 3013 Tn1~ business is con, aoino Dullness as The registran t com, ntrshlp
Tne lollow1ng persons are li'1ed above on May 20 osreo above on June I 1990 10 De p1cke<1 up Same as T ne reg• st rotn I rom. H11rD'lr Blvd C.osrn Mesa duct"a by a torpo11111on J & 0 SUNSHINE l IOUOR menceo 10 transact bull-Tne r91111trant(1) com,
oo1ng busmess as 1990 Kflsto A Palme• aDove or at walklhrough mented 10 trans.JC! Dus•· C.A 'J2f>26 with 41 ON Tne reg•strantlst com· 1043 N Coast Hwy Laguna ness unoer the l1ct1uous meneea to transact bull·
30 DE V E LOPMENT ln1H1rway This statement was hied TMre ""'" bP • U SOO neu unaer Int• ltc.t1toous SALE BEER! WINE !PUB menced to transact Dull· Buch Cahl 926SI 1>u11ness name O< names nest under the FIClrtlOUI
24"'9'1 a Hermosa Laguna This statement wH ltleo "''"' tne County Clerk of Or· non relundaDle cnar~ 10< business name or names f AT Pl 11oee"'>t' ness under tne Fac111tous Jerry & Otane Noel 1043 hlted aDOve on May I 7 8u11ness Ntme(ll listed
N•guoi Calit 92677 w11n 1ne County Clerk of or, tnge County on June 12 pl.an:. and soec•llcataons tor hstea aDove on May 22 PuD11snea 01ange Coaa1 Business Nam e1s1 listed N Coast Hwy Laguna 1990 abo111 on June t 1, 1990
Gregory Ha,old Diem ange County Of'I May 25, 1990 F410151 11115 contract 1990 Oa11v P1101 June 26 1990 above on May 23 1990 Beacl1 Caht 926S 1 Aldo Fal<>illl Robert Bauer
243SS lo Hermosa Laguna . 1990 F4Sl5051 Pubhsne<I Orange Coast WALl<T HROUGH A walk Joseph Lorenz1n1 T633 Cnrtsiophe• E HoDson Th11 business 11 con· This staternenl was 1111td Thll statement wu filed
"419uel Calif 92677 PuDhshed Orange Coast Daily P1101 June 19 26 July tnrougn ol 1ne site is sched· Th•• statemeol was !tied President ducted Dy an 1nd1v1duaJ with tne County Clerk ot Of. with the County Clerk 01 Or·
Eric George Diem P 0 Deily Pilot June S 12 19 26 3 10 1990 uted lor July 5 1990 t 00 w1111 tne Co.m11 Cler~ of Or-°'-IC MnTICC This atatement was hied The reo1st1ant11J com, ange County on May 29. ange County on Juoe t 1,
Bo• 9• June l ake Caltl 1990 T6 10 p m Prospecllve D1aders anoe County on May 25 l"UUL nu with the Couni., Cle•k 01 Or· menced 10 1ransac1 bus•· 1990 F'51S1t 1890
93529 T55S are to meet at tne Manage-t990 F4SUOI K·5nM ange County on June 8 ness unOer 1ne Foe1111ou1 Publlslie<I Orenoe Cont ,.._
Bryan Lee Otem & Caren PUBLIC Ml\flCC ment Support Services Publlslle<I Orang11 Coast FICTITIOUS •USINEIS 1990 ..-.... Bu••ness Name(1) lilted 011ly Piiot June S 12, 19, 28. Pubhahe<I Orange Coell
Ella Innes 1239 G Richelle nu D<IDllC MnJICC 2985·A Bear Street Costa Oa11y P1101June 5 12 1q 26 NAM"' ST'"T"'M•NT F4.._ ... above on October 15. 1985 11190 Dally Pilot Jun• 19· 26 July Or Sa111 Baroara Calif niu nu Mesa. CA at 8 00 AM Call 1990 ,. " "' "' Publistied Orange Coast Jerrt W Noel T5e7 3• lO 1990
93109 NOTICE TO FICTITIOUS IUllNESS 17141556-3240 tor details TSS8 !JI)~~; :::i'~= ::rsons are ~a~b ~·~June !9 26 July Th11 statement wu llled
Thi\ Dus1ness •s con· C~~:~~o::,, NAME STATEMENT Bods will not t>e ateeptt>O C.ont•nental Mobilenome T-591 with lhe County Cler' ol Or-
ductl'd Dy a general part· NEW· The 1011ow1no petsons are trom con11actors not attend MLIC NOTICE p8,~ As,oriates 3 187 H anoe County on June 5. MLIC NOTICE P\8.IC NOTICE
T-Ste
nersn1p School District doing busmess 8' 1ng lhlS wal~through Aorway Avenue Cos111 Mesa l990 f'ICTITIOUt IUtlNElt
Tne reg1strant1s1 corn· PO RT MESA UNIFIED BALLOONS BY BER-NOTICE IS HEREBY FICTITIOUS BUSINESS CA 92626 PtlJlfC NOTICE Fun50 NAME ITATIMENT p:~~~:A~::~·
menceo to transact bus1-S~HOOL O~TRIC\AI BIO TAINA 1555 Mesa Verde GIVEN that the above, NAME STATEMENT JOhn Hancock Mutual Lile PuDhsneo Orange CoaSt Tne follow•ng person• ire The lo4fowlnn ---sons,,.
nMs under me F1ct1t1ous = 3 ~o!~~ ~m~ NT RAC T East tBE Costa Mesa CA name<! Scnool District ot Or-Tnf' lollowing 0,.,sons are ln•urancl' Companv A FICTITIOUS IUtlNESS 0101y Pilot June 12 19 26, dOlng buSlnest 81 a04"" t>usinets ;;·
Business Name/SI l11tea ·38·90 LANDSCAPING . 92626 ange County CA acting by d0tng business a~ Manachusells corporauon NAME STATEMENT July J 1990 Al SURF RAGE SPORTS. CALIFORNIA ASSOCIA·
lt>ovf' Qn July I 1990 NHHS 111 fBt BIO .37,90 Carll L Ber1aina 1555 ana 111rough •IS Gove1n1ng PE'ERLESS PRODUCTS John Hancock Place The lotlOw•OQ persons are T-574 WEAR. Bl SCREEN RAGE, TION OF DIVING IN·
Gr99r,r111 Diem .,CONTRACT •39•90 _Mesa \lerde East •18E. Board l'IOrinalterrelerredto 990Enl1>rpmP 0 1anoP CA Swte 200 Two Copley a~iangtRDEusAineL;~asWO RL O, c, B A CKYARD SURF SURANCE 2 1 .. 3 Falrv'--
Tn15 ~•atemen1 WH hied LANDSCAPING . EHS Ill Costa Mesa CA 92626 Ill DISTRICT Wiii re<:e<YG 92667 Place Boston MA 02 t 17 ' STUFF. 0) MURF ART, Ra . Costa Mesa c.ili ""''" lhf' County Cler• of Or. Bid Deadline Jul 5 1990 Tn1s Du11ness is con, up lo but not laler tnan lhe Steven D M>1rk t0751 Huntwood Park Partne•s, FREEDOM ltltAMERICAlf 16871 Sims St ... o. Hunt, 92827
angp (,oun!)' on June 12 1 2 00 PM Y ducted Dy an 1nd1v1dua1 aDove·state<I ttme sealed Holly Or Garden Gru,P CA lid a Calllorn1tJ hm1ted CCOA f'.plT• ANLY 1M8000RE T•~cAFGad~ 1ng1on Beach CA 92549 Kelt--Th~~ ln~·ra""'•
F4I01tl Plaoe,olSBKI Rec.., f~ Man-menced to transa<.t buSt· tract for ltle above prorect Roehord So~Olos~y I 168 318 7 H Atrway Avenue den Su1fP t 10 Santa Ana urrrt same U C1htorn1a 2163 Falfvi9W 1990 a The registrant com ·1D•ds tor theawardota con· 92640 pa•tnf'•<.h1p """' ... FIND JonnR M -~·-· ~ ........
PuDI noo O• nne Coast 3Qil'T''IO upoor ....,rvlGflS 1 Bid h u _,.. Calot <12705 above Rd • Coste Mase C•lll • d .. ,, 2985 A "'-ar Slr-t Co 11 ness unaltf lhe 1C111tous s s a De •ecetv.,., in N Batavia Oranoe CA C.osta Mesa Cat1lorn1a S C Th11 bu11ne11 1a con-92627 Oa•ly Po101 June 19 26 Juty .. ., C ~92626 "" s buSlness name or names 1ne place adentilie<I above 92667 92626 L Quare Inc 11ttorn1a 3 10 tQ90 ... esa "' Tn 1> s ss s co ducted by •n tndMdual Thie bu1lness 11 con, Place Plans/Oocumanti hste<I above on nia and lhall be Ot>ef1ed and This Dusine~s '" con~ Th11 Dusiness 1s con-is u one 1 n-throu~h classified The reg1str1nt com· ducted by 1 corporation T·598 to De p!Cked up Same IS Cerla L Bertaina pubhCly read aloud at the ductea by co partner5 auctea by a 101nt venture du;1ec1 by a ~orp~r~llon mencld to transact bull· The r-111r1nt(1) eom-
----------abova o• atwalltthrough Th11 11a1ement was hied abOve statedtomeand place Thf' re91st•ont com-Tne •eg•Slranl tom · he reg1s ran s com, neu under Iha hcut1ou1 menced j~ transact ~, MllC NOTICE ...VALKTHROUGH A walk· Wlt'1 the County Clerk of Or· Each bidder must aubm•t mPnc.Ml to tran"ct l>uSI· mencad to transac1 1>Us1, =c~n~~r •;:~~h~c:;'~ Dullness nam. or names OIH under the Fict1110U1
through 01 the S•le ,5 sche<I-ange County on Mey 25 with each bfd a cert1lied or net5 unaer tilt> l1ct t1ous nen under 1rw 1tc1111ous Bus•n4"U Narne(S) fisted hated at>ove on May 22. But1neu Name(sl lltlld THE tTATl Of' le<I f, J 27 1990 1 1990 f451412 c11h19r s Check P•r•Dle to bus1nes~ name or nomes Dus1ness name or names t990 NEW HAMPIHl"E ~ 00 or ~ne b di Published Orange CoaSI the DISTRICT or a D•d t>Ond hsted &Dove on Jun,. 1 1990 listed aDove on 06104190 &Dove on June 1 1990 John R M rra above on NIA
GRAFTON, st. d 1 m roslpecl 1
1':_1 •• 1 ' Dally Pilot June S 12. 19, 26, 1n the torm se1 forth an tne Steven o Mark H U NT w 0 0 0 p ARK Lien Mguyeu. Pres•denl u Y E11 VP ers are to mee a "".,,,an, 990 d ThlS statement was llle<I Th•• llaternent ""11 1•1ed Thia statement was llled SUHRIO" COU"T agement SuPP0,.1 Serv~ 1 contract ocuments '",am This statement wil~ hied PARTNERS l TO a Cah-C Cl k 1 0 with the County Clerk of Or, wtth 1.._ County C'-'k of°''
JUNE t3. 1tl0 2985,A ~ar Street Costa T562 amount no1 less than Si, ot w1tn ine County C.lt"rk ot Or-lorma hm1ted O<lrlnf'r\h1p with the ounly er o r-ange County on May 25 ange ''County on ~ne 11
"' INI mat1er Of a libel IOf Mesa CA al 8 00 AM Call lhe mu 1mum amount ot bad ange County on Junl' I By R1cnard Hall & As an~ County on June 12 1990 F4515t0 1990
'!>voice and other •ehel (7 l4)556-32•0 IO< details u o guarantee Iha! '"" Dtd· 1990 F4S907S '0(1.ites Inc a Co1tto1nm 19 F4l0202 Published Orange C<>att F4'0110
#It• ch is now pending 1n !he Btdl will not be occeple<I f>mllC NOTICE der w•ll enter •nlo tne Pu1>11,n!'d Orange Co31t c01pora1ton a general part· p 0 C 0111y Pilot June s, 12. t9. 28, Published Oranoe Cotti Superior Court lor said from contractors 001 Bttena-propo'ea contrac.t 11 the Daily P1101 JuM ') 12 19 26 ner ubhshed •3ngf' oast 1990 ·
C.ounly of Grafton. IM Oflll' in this walkthrou h K 51232 same is awardf'<t IO ,uch 1990 Richard A Hall. President O;'llly P1fot June t9 26 July T556,~a~lb ~'~~June 19 26 July
•n111ot wh1c.h1sonlile 1n '4Jch i or1CE IS gHEREBY FICTtTIOUl•UtlNEIS badder ln lhl'event otta11urP T572 This statement w11s llle<t j3 10 1990 T-597
cour1 and mav be examine<! GIVEN Iha! the above· NAME STATEMENT to entf'r into ~aid contract w•lh the County C!i>rk of Or· T ·80 I ~"*~led ~'~ the na~S~~Otw~~Or The ~~~~sons~~~~ur•tv-t>e ~, Ml~NOTD ~~ Coumvon June s ~----------------------------------------"' e ,1 tne case t>e•n9 as 101-C C I doing Dusiness as le.led 119~ ""' Peter Charle s anoe ounty A 11c11no by PICTURE u s 355 Plat en· The DISTRICT resetvesl SUPERIOR COURT F459344
Mc.Arlams v Cheryl Ann ~~~r~h~~?:al~~5, r~?:,~:c;~ :•a N;;:~' Beacll Cal•· tne rig111 lo re1ec1 My or all OF CALIFO,.NIA, • Pubhsnect o""'9fl Coast
McArtama as DISTRICT will receive ornaa bods or to waive any " COUNTY Of' O"ANOE Diuly P1101 Junf' t:? 19 26.
It eopearino 111111 tne "'"' up to but not later lhan the Robert S Greenburg 355 r8Qulari11es o• inlOfmarmes In lhe Mett1r ol the Pell-July 3 ,990
d@nce 01 lhe defendant •S above-stated flmp Mtlled :P•acent11 N-pon Beacn 1n 1nyb1dsor1n theD•dd1no tlOntoChentetheNameof f ,597 SlARTING A NEW BUSINESS"" .;nl<nown 11 is ordere<I that bids lor fhf' award 1 11 on, C1hf0<ni1 92663 No D•dder may w•1na•aw AU I . Abdlfr..,mtfl end
th,. p1a1ntall gave nollce to the tract to• 1ne abov or c t Th11 business is con, any D•d tor a per•Od ol Su<ty Etll1m A. Abdllf..,man on ___ C _Mn_T -CC-• •
detendnnt 10 appear at lhe 8 e P orec 1ducted by an 1nd•v1dua1 (601 days alter 111e date set behalf of Ann• All PUBLI nu I ids shall be reoe1vtd an The reg1'1r11n1 com 1 ' <Juper.or court ne•I 10 De the place idenllfled abO\le • or the opening o bids Abdelrahman. 8 minor SUPERIOR COURT holden al North Haverhill 1n ,menced lo tran~t buSI· A Payment Bona and 1 No AtMOl1 I ~·d county ot Gratton on and •h•ll be opened and neH under the r1e1111ous Performance Bond snall be OftDER TO tHOW CAUSE OF CALIFOftNIA.
lhe '"" Tuesday of Septem-pubhcly read aloud II lhe bu11ness name O• names •ec:iu1rea P'IO< to IHCuhon FOft CHANOE Of' NAME COUNTY Of' O"ANOE
t>er 1990 lhtln and lhf!fe to a~vestaledt1meandplace 1'l•S19CI above on n/a ol the contracl and lhall t>e PETITIONEAISI All S In the Mimer ot lhe APC)ll·
Wlow cause 11 any there oe. with~~~KI:.~ a~:~fl~~ Pl=~ S NGreen':"~~.3c5n5 m the l0<m set fo•th tn the Abdelrahman and Elnam A ~~·~c::;,.0~1 ~~;;.CYAN FOf
wtiy the prayers ot said libel cashl4tt s check payable 10 CA 9266j ewpor · contract documentt Abdlfrahman on behalf 01 No A !!>4330 'hould not be granted by thf' DISTRICT 01 a bid bond • Th11 statement was hied Eacn bidder lhlll be I Anns Ah Abdetr1hman has I ORDER TO SHOW CAUSE
cau11ng A true and ottested in the form set IO<th in the with the Count Clerk Of Or· I 1 c ens e d con Ir I c t or Iii.ct • oetmon l0t an Ofder FOR CHANGE Of NAME
copy ol this citation and contrtc:I document• in em 11 Coun ~ June 13• purauan1 10 the Busineu to chanoe name from Anos KYLE CYAN Ms filed a
Ofdf'r of notice to be pub-amount not lest than s·~ of nge ty 1990 ,...., and Proi.uiont Code and Ah At>Oetrahman to Ahmed pe11t10t1 in th11 court for an
lashed in lhe Dally Piiot a lhe mutmum amount of bid I Publ•lh.0 Or e Coaat be tic.enMO In the lollowlng Ah Al>d4Jlrahman ordet all0wtng pe11t1oner to ~ews~~pecg~;1::;_33g:r. as• guarantee that lhe bl<I· •Dally Piiot June~ July 3, cl~~'::~':~~ °'1<;;~,.0 11
11 '' hereby O<d':'!d that c:h•nge his name from KYLE 1>' • der wlll enter Into the 10 17 1m ' 8 oersone intere11 .... '" lhlS CYAN to KYLE SEAN IOfnll It being a newspaper prOOOM<I contract 11 the • T826 C•lfJft ,, lt.dler, Dlfec· melter appear bel0te 11111 THOMAS
pubhshed at or near"' the same 11 i warded to SUCJI ..,, Mlfl"l•-ftt ~ court in Oepar1ment No 3A It II hereby orderea lhtt
'"' known place of rnt· t>tOder In the event of rauu,.e ._... (7M6, W.. Of '™' Orange County Su, all pertont 1nter .. 19CI 1n the
dance of lhe o.fendtnt 10 to entt' into n•d contract ......: flOTIC( Publllhed ·~ Co.ut '*'°' Coun II the •ddreaa I matter alor•t •ld 1ppear
thll 11111, thr" ~ IUC, IUCh MCurlty wtll be for~ Daily Pilot June 2 July 3. lhown above on July 17 before thll cour1 In Ol!:>•rt·
cauivety, the 1111 publl, l9lted ,ICTITIOIJ• ~II 1890 1890 at 2 00 o clock pm , ~t No 3.A. 11 700 Clv\c
Cihon to be 11 ..... louneen Thi DISTRICT rffef.,.. NAlf.:. •TATl•NT ttJ32 and then 1r1d there 1how Center Ot1ll9 W"t Sanl8
dey1 prior to the return day the rlgnt 10 rejlCt any or all The following ptrtonl 1r1 c•uN 11 any I~ have, wtly Ana Calltorn11 on July 31 ,
It •• lufther order.o lhtt bid• or 10 walW i ny 1,.,d<>lng t>ulfnell u BUSHElfU l the petllton tor ch3nge 01 ,890 11200 P"'. ano then
1twi ctt<• lhall tend 1>y reoutat11iet or mlormelltlel JAN D K A L AB AM A name lhOuld not be gran1ec1 and there tllOw cauee. 11 eny
certified mall. """th requeat 1n any bids or tn thl bidding STREET PARTNERSl-41P. Of VALUES I. It II further or~ed that• ttwry have, ...my .. Id petlf!Otl lor•retum~l.a c;opyof No bidder may wlthdrew'LTO . 207 Alabama St . copy of u•ua order lo lh<>w l tOf Ctlange of name ehOuld lllehDelandorderatlest~ l!lyt>ldforapertodolforty, Huntington 8HCl'I, CA .,,Y · ' c•uM be pul>l1•n.d In Or''nott>eorinleo
by n1m. 10 the dlfendant at llwt (45) day1 atter the date t264t ~ (t(-anoe Coa~• Otlly Pilot • 11 11 furtner ordered that a
lhe 1111 known PC19t·Offial 111 for the opening of t>ldt Thomu l J~. 207 "' 11ew1paper of g1n1r11 (Qi>)' of thlt C>fO.r 10 111ow
IOOt .... Ind 10 Ille r ... 11~ A PIYf'*l1 Bond ano • Alab1m1 St Huntington t ClrcutellOn publllhed In I~ c.euM .,_ publl heel In Of·
or lroend. •• tteted In the Pett0tmanca 8ond lhlll be IMdl, CA t28'1 :., county, 111eo111 once a__., l"9' eo.11 Oltil'f Pilot 1
llb91 feQWICI l)rlOr lo e•ecutiOn TNI bullnffl 11 con· for lour conMCutl'tll wMlu new1p1per of 01n1ral
Pster Cll.,.... McAdame, of the con1tett and lhall 1>1 1ducted by 111 1nd tvlduel prior to the day Of lhe l\W• c1rcutat10f\ publlr.lled tn 11111
Ple111tut • In the form Ml IOfth 1n 111e The 1eg111r1nt com-tnG coun1y 11 iea.t once • ...
An .. t Rocer1 8, Mutl, contract document• rnenoed to 1ranMet ~ OAT! June 5th, 1MO 1 tor fovr COllMWtlva WMU
Clertl Eactl ~· lhall be • ne.t under lhe f!Clll!oln ,..... A. JACKMAN. pftOf to lhe day of"'° neet·
Ttw fOr~ I• 1 lrue 11can11d contrec 1or t>utMMS name 01 MfMll .IUOOC tW THI~ lflQ
copy Of cffltlon 9nd order SKl'lll•lll 10 the ~ liattd at>OW on M•y 22. COURT DAf! JUN n 1990
for PUl*liflon 9nd ,,OleuiOnt Codi tnd Itta All S Aw.!talll'lltn 1nd M.H "°91NION. CO.
At,_ Aobert 8 Mufi, be lleenMd Ill the loltowlng ThOtn .. L Jteob1 YOU CAN FINO IT IN !ll'lem A At><Htltlhman on MtltKHID M T.. IU-
Cler'k QaulftQhona A Of C-27 I Tt!l9 llllemetlt ... !lied b•hlll 01 Ann• All "'"°"COURT
,.._ C'*'9I McAOef'M. OOVlftNl•O IOARD wlthtMCovntyQetlcofOf· THE CLASSIFIEDS 1Al>cMlf8'1mtn •min« t2d K Cylf\.13to2LaP81St
The Legal Department at the
Daily Pilot is pleased to an-
nounce a new service now avail-
able to new businesses.
We wlll now SEARCH the
name for you at no extra charge.
and save you the time and the
trip to lhe Court House in Santa
Ana Then. of course. after the
search is completed we wlll Ille
your fl ct1t1ous business name
statement with the County Clerk.
pubhsh once a week for four
weeks as required by law and
then flle your proof of pubh·
cation with the County Clerk
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Please stop by 10 file your
flct1t1ous business statement at
the Dally Pilot Legal Depart·
ment. 330 west Bay. Costa
Mesa, California If you can nol
stop by. please call us
at (7 14) 642-432 1. Extension
315 or 3 16 and we will make
arrangements for you to handle
this procedure by mall.
If you should ha11e any further
questions. please cell us and we
wlll be more than glad to asstsl
you
Good luck 1n your
new bu11ness11
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