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Home My WebLink About1990-08-20 - Orange Coast PilotAre you 's HAZY THE ORANGE COAST 25CENTS GOOD MORNING I It's Monday, Aua. 20, 1990. and here's what's happcnins: OllANGE COAST WEATHER: Hazy sunshine with partial clearina. Te4ay'1 fl\P./lew: 7!-tf Yesterday s hi~flow: 71-66 Tomorrow's h1&h/1ow: 72-66 SPORTS: MaJ-t...,..BueMU: -tnal I, Deqen I ... ._ •. Aqel1 I ~•·HOU• HOTUN• TOTH••orro• 642-6086 t"•-•na • 1Jp• ... ,, ... ~,., ..... INSIDE THE NEWSROOM: Artists aren't paintina a pretty picture of Dana Rohrabacher, who has made a crusade out of chisclina away at the National Endowment for the Aru ... Anists and an sup- porters have formed a bipartisan pohticaJ action com- mittee aimed at throwina the Huntinaton Beach con- srcssman out of office this No- vember. Southern California Coali- uoo for Responsible Govern- ment spokesman Michael Nash says Rohrabacher is "anti-en- vironment, anti-art, anti· choice, and acuvely opposes the quality-of-life concerns of children. families and seniors" ... But the PAC has a stranae Wa)'. Of showing Its concern, u i d Katharine Hollinpwonb, a Rohrabacher conarcuional staff member. Instead of hittina Rohrabachcr's campaisn office. the PAC demonstrated in front of Rohrabacher's conarcssional office Friday to announce its formation, and PAC supponers jammed phone lines for two days., Hollingsworth said ... The ruckus made it nearly im- ~sible to help constituents - includina children. families and seniors -with problems. INDEX Bridge Business Cmsltied Comics Crossword Entertainment Horoscope Opinion PoUce log SOclery ~lngs We•ther BS A4 84-7 88 BS A6 85 A8 Al A7 Bf-3 A6 A9 TODAY'S THOUGHT ''Hum6n «ton c11n==-~~ mod/fl«J to SOIM ~xt~nt but hutrYn rvtur~ c.tnnot ~c~ ... Abf aham llncotn MONDAY, AUGUST 20, 1990 More· headaches for FundAmerica Fined S250,000, can't do business in Utah by selling membenhips to a buy- ina club. Besides the benefits realized by usin& tra vcl, hotel and telephone d i scounts themselves, F un- dAmcn ca members purportedly wou ld cam greater profits by sell- ing memberships and earn bonuses througJi a distribution chain. SALT LA.K..E CITY -Irvine- based FurtdAmerica Inc. has been ordered to stop doina business in Utah and was fined $250,000 by the securities division of the Utah Depanmcnt of Commerce. The multilevel marketinJ com- pany sells memberships for dis- counts or rebates on a variety of services andproducts. Mark Griffin, assistant U tah at- torney aeneraJ, said more than 1,000 Utah residents arc involved in the company which has run into lcp.1 troubles in CaJifomia and Florida. On Friday. Nicholas E. HaJes1 a hcarina officer for the securities division, ruled that memberships in FundAmerica qualify as seC\m- ties, or an "investment contract," under state law. FundAmerica isn't rqistered to sell securities in Utah, and Hales ruled members should cease and desist from scllina or offerina m·cmbenbips in the state. Thomas Taylor, a lawyer actina in a limited role of representation of the company, araued for an extension of the hearina. saying the company would voluntarily cease doina business in U tah. But he couldn't guarantee that mem- bers of the program would honor the commitment. Taylor said he hadn't been re- tained to argue for the company's riaht to do business in the state, so lfales ruled the company in de- fault. "This type of scheme in the state of Utah catches on like wildfire," G riffin said. FundAmerica J>resjdent Robert T. Edwards, 49, was arrested in Delaware last month o n a Florida warrant chars.ins fraud and con- ductina an illegal lottery, or pyra- mid scheme . The Florida attorney aeneraJ's office bas filed a ceue-and-dcsi.st order ba.scd on securities fraud and the unregistered sale of securi- ties. In California, company sales representatives filed a class-action lawsuit freezina an estimated $20 million in FundAmerica's bank accounts. Utah entrepreneur Howard Ruff, who produces a business newsletter, was named chief ex- ecutive officer of FundAmerica on July 31, but was canned after a secret meettn& of shareholders a week later. Ruff had made com- ments to the press about alleged abuses by Edwards. At hotels 10 Salt Lake and Provo, rqularly scheduled recruit- ina mectioas over the last 11;, years pitched FundAmcrica as an op- ponunity for financial freedom. In a February meeting. representa- tives spoke of the wealth achieved Com pany offic1als touted carn- inp potenuaJ of S 12,000 to $20,000 monthly, saying Fun- dAmen ca offered the ultimate network.mg opponun1ty. John Baldwin, directo r of the U tah D1 v1sion of Secuntics. said legaumate mululevel or network marketing rrograms are different from 11lega pyramid schemes be- cause they offer products for sale -By ne AatoeJ.IH PTH• 'Shoot at blockade runners' Congressmen : Fire even if it's act of war WASHINGTON -Two anOucn- ttaJ Democratic congressmen said Sunday that U.S. warships should fire on Iraqi vessels that ignore orders 10 stop. even if that meant an act ·of war against Iraq. Rep. Les Aspin. O-W1s . cha1nnan of the Houx Armed Services Com-mrnce. w d U.S. warships should be prepared to fire oa sbws that U) to break the embario apinst Iraq Meanwhile, Saddam Hussein of· fc.red on Sunda> to frtt all foreigners in Iraq and Kuwa11 1f the United States promises 10 withdrav. 11s forces from Saudi o\rab1a and guarantees 1ha1 an internauonal economic embargo will be hftcd. U S. and Bnt1sh officials d1s- m1ssed the m111a11ve As a goodwill gesture. Iraq said 1t will immed1a1el) free aJI dctaJnccs from Austn a, Swiuerland. wcden. Finland and Pon up l Tho~ coun- tries account for fewer than 600 of the 21 ,000 Westerners who ha\e been trapped in Ku"'a1t and Iraq for the last th ree week\ "When the aboH-mcn11oned items arc met. we v. 1 ll uSt' our const1tu11onal powers to allov. all the foreigners to travel out of Iraq. each according 10 his -.1sh " th<' official I raq1 Nev.s '\gcnC) quo1C'd the Iraqi president as sa)ing Me•ben of the &Jnd Airborne .... rch In the desert to • U.S. troops sent to the Middle .... to Kt • • l•lodllnt 1U9lft1 •r•• In Saudi "'•bla· Th•J were ... ong the ftrlt force ... Inst the Ir .. troops dtM lmrMed Kuwait. In the meantime. 5addam \aid the remaining foreign cap11,es in· (fttene SH SHOOT /h ck P•gel Council may OK goats' return to to Goat Hill Police caravan escorts injured officer home 8y TONY DODIRO ~ HOUY J. WAGNER HUNTINGTON BEACH Police sent out the welcome waaon Sunday as Officer Robert Barr. shot two weeks q o in the lobby of a San Dicao Hote11 returned home to a warm reception. But who pa1d for pan of that reception 1s a mystery. Barr was arccted at Sharps Mem- orial Hospital in San Dicao by sev- eral police officcn who then accom- panied him on the drive up the 40S 8y 809 V/W IYKIN ~ .... .._ ...... COSTA MESA -City offic1als here have b&uttd an environmental report submitted by the Oran• County F11r Boerd for its S27 7 million upanS1on plan. calhna 1t "unprofw1onal" and "totally insuf· fk ient," f air offi cials cntd foul, saying the unfin shed report 11 adequate. and \ha1 thty would respond to all ques- tions and cnt1cisms ltYt,ttd by lht aty ind membtn o( the pubhc. The 11pan11on plan calls for Freeway to his Hununaton Beach home. 1 "As soon as they came and J,Ot me 1n the hosp1lal, it felt put. ' Barr said. "And when we sot ofT the off- ramp, there were untold emotions then." Sittina 1naadc a white Chevrolet SuburMn. Barr was escorted to his home by a aquadron of Huntinaton Beach motorcycle officcn . When he arrived at his home. fnendl and family areeted the man who took two blasu from a shotpn at elate rante and l.ived to tell about , .......... ..,.,led! , ... , m~or add1t1ons to tht fa1rpounds over the neat dcaldc. includina a I O.~scat arena and a con- trovmial off~tn1Ck bcttina parlor, but COlta Mesa plannen u y the recently drafted environmental 1m-'*' report •lit lO add.ma the ef- fects lhar Hd other additions Wllt have on the c1ty's traffic and hft.. style. "Thia ia probebly one of the wont EIRs wt'Ye ever recervtct;• Cotta Mcu pla.Mina diftlCtOf Don Lamm ta id. lmponant 1.aua tueh u traffic. air quality and noltt ttt short ahnft Piiot' s Orange Coast Serial debuts today Piddna u~ a peat JOumahstic tradition populanicd by Mark Twain and stdl practiced at the San Francu co Chronicle 1n us critically acclaimed "Tales of the City" feature. the Oraa1e C..•t DUlJ PO.t unveils its very own scnal today ~ LaBcau has been spcaaJJy comm1s.s1oncd b the ,. .. , 10 deli"Va" "The OraQF Coast Sena1:· a daJI)' comics page featurt sieckiftl the punch of the best tcleV1s1on soap operas. complete wnh unforJettable charactm, powerful plot twist and dail) chfTha.nacn. It may not be David Lynch's qu1rlc "Twm Peaks.'' but 1t's wrc lO become must radina aJona the Orange C'out Today) opener follows the path of a reporter of a s1rug hna ~ ae.c.b weekly newspaper .. s ,he a~ to " p1cn1dc restaurant to mee1 a polittman for an ofT-d ut) dnnk • .,he stumbles onto ... the unspeakable. TW'ft to Pill' 88 to find out what ,he finds. \\r 'll let )'OU in on this much: It isn't Laura Palmer 1n the repon., Lamm 1&1d, and Cit) statren analyz.1na the document railed Pitt after P8tt of spcc1fk queallons and concerns over what they said wtre om1 io ns and em>rs Caty analysts ~ pan1cular1 hard on the rtpon'i traffic and arcu.lauon 1«t1on. "Overall. th11 ICC\JOn IS hard to follow," ctty officials said 1n their raponte to the fair boerd. They then ~ to enurnef'lte five Pl&e' of guntH>ns and cnuo1ms of tht \tlfnc analyi1 s provided 1n w re- ~bmittlon of the draft rqM>rt comei 11 a ume when many 11'1 the cit art sull steamC'd over the 1 uc of traffic no1~ from rock conccn at Pac1fil Amph1thca1 re, which IS owned b the stale and located on the fairvounds That issue ha dragrd 1hro\llh the couns for the pa.st sait ears and 1s ult not re· SOl\red The fair bolrd'1 announced 1ntco- t1on to 1eek a cha• 1n state law thll would penn1t 1t to operate a satellite betuna facahty on the f'a1 r- sround1 alto fw tOIM backla ra1acd IJ'I the Cit)' ,,...... .. ,,., .. ,.... ;; •u1•00UTDM.YM.OT • •' I . .. ,. I I . .. I . ... --- w -. . . --- M UHfllf, ~ 20, 1llO Orange CQast People Mimi Sharon Stein A local artist who. for the past 11 years. has been teaching art classes to adults each Wednesday for the ci ty of Newpon Beach. NOT SO FAST:--------- - Even the novice 1s welcome in tein·s classroom. and she said some of her best students arc those -who tell her the)' can't even draw a strai~t hoe. "The people all paint to their own ability and speed," she said. - ---------. --- MORE THAN MEETS EYE:----- But Stein said her classes focus on more than JUSI an. they tt'ach one how to open up and approach hfe d11Tcrentl~ "It' an art class but all of these other things happen ... she c;a1d . EMOTION A MUST:-------- "What I try to do l'i gne people a feeling of excitement and warmth." she said She tne-; to generate emotion amongst her students. "There 1s no gre.at artist in the world wnhout that emotion." she said. ··tt's got to be thrre •· CULTURE COMBO:-------- Stein has been pa1nt1ng for 30 \Cars now . and she's been a musician since she was 5-)car., old She rcccl\cd formal training at the An lnstnutr of C'h1tJgo LEARNING :----------- "That was m' first teacher th e An I n~titutc of Chicago," she said. "But m) longest .ind best training was in Los Angeles." She pointed out. how-c\ er. that :.in art 1st 1s alwa) s learning. ''The exptnencc ne'er stops growing." -Compilttl by Tooy Dodero EDITOR ·s N()TE rr 1 ou Jaw1~ someone who should be featured in "Orange Coast Peopk" call the' Da1J.\ Pilot'( City Desk at 642-4321. or lea H' a me'lsagc on tile Ed1tor·5 Hotline -642-6086. = .._ ________________________________________________ __, - E Small planes collide, -:: plunge into ocean LONG BEAC H -Two small pla.nes collided over Long Real h Harbor and plunged into the ocean Sunday, and d1\ers reco1rcrcd two bodies from one of the <iuhml'rged planes. officials said. The underwater search wa\ thl·n called off because of darknc'' the U.S. Coast Guard said. The planes collided shonl ~ tx-fort• 3:30 p.m .. wnh one plane tra\hing into the water JUSt outside the hrca~ water and the other plunging 1n111 the water at the harbor entrance said Long Beach Cit} lifeguard Tim Murphy. After searching the water<i 1n<.11lc the breakwater for more than .in hour. divers recovered tw o m~11l· bodies from o ne planr 1drnt1fied a-; a Cessna 172. U.S ( oast (iuard officials said. Officials halted the undef\\-atcr search for occupants of the \Ccond plane, a P1ptr. around 8 p.m Di, er. planned to resume their \a.Ork Mon- day, said city lifeguard Dirk (raw-ford ft was not 1mmed1ately known how-man)' people w-ere on board the aircraft. and the two bodies had not been 1dent1fied. Long Beach lifeguards. Hunt- ington Beach lifeguards and Los Angeles Count)' lifeguards supplied d1,ers who were attempting to rc- co ... cr passengers and debns. ·· r he: area has been marked by bUO) !t where SO me noall ng debns and an oil shck 1s. but u's pretty deep and it's going to be a pretty difficult task," Murph) said ( oast Guard spokeswoman Kristine Johnson said divers also had reco ... ered some pieces of a landing gear. FAA officials said the planes were not an contact wtth air traffic con- trollers at the time of the collision. An 1n ... cst1ga1or from tht' National Transponat1on Safety Board was sent to the crash sue. FAA offi cials said -By Tlte AHocl•tttl p~,. 'Fatal Vision'· again: New evidence promised in Jeffrey MacDonald case lty DANA DNNIDY ···•1 ,._..., BOSTON -The defente at- torneys who won an acquittal for Oaua von Bulow !8.f:i£ey have new evidence in the J MacDonald f::t the subJect of e besN1ellina ..Fatal Vision." Botton anome)'1 Harvey SiJv~ &late and Alan Dcnbowitz plan to rt1c I writ of habeas corpus to over- turn the convition of former Hunt- inaton Beach resident MacDonald. a Green Beret found auilty of murder· ina b.is wife and two dau&htcrs 20 )'e&n qo. The motion is due to be filed in U.S. District Court in Raleiah, N.C., sometime late next montll or early October. team bas uncovered forensic evidence in the hi&hly publicized case that he says was hidden by the aovemmcnt during MacDonald's trial and subsequent appeal. He did not describe the evidence but said it corroborates a claim by a. woman, now dead. who allegedly had told others she panicipated m the kill- inp. "Had it been available to Jeffrey MacDonald prior to the trial he would have been acquitted," said SilvcraJate. "It will demonstrate that the story he told on the night of the mwden WU tnae. '' MacDonald, a P,ri.ocet.on-educated Anny docto. convicted in 1979 of I.be bl ni111 and stabbina deaths of his ~t wifeJJ:Olett.e, and two small daualnen, .Umbcrty and Krileen, at tlieir Fon 81'1& N.C., apuunent in February 1910'. MacDonald bu maintained from the besinni~ that be and his family were attack in their home by three men accompanied by a woman with a Ooppy bat, blond hair and bootJ. He said the woman chant.Cd. "Acid is aroovy, kill the pip." James Blackbum, who prosecuted the t 979 case, said Sunday he has been hearina the writ would be filed for more than a year. "They have made that claim for a Iona time that they were going to file those motions," he said in a tele- phone interview from his home in Ralci&h. where he is now an at· tomey. "Once they are filed, I or the appropriate authorities will file a rcs~nse. • Durina the trial certainly absolutely no evidence was hidden from the defense that they were entitled to," he added. MacDonald, 4ff:'is currently ser- ving three consecutive life sentences at the Terminal Island federaJ peni- tentiary in San Pedro, Calif. He was transferred there from a Phoenix NASA studies data from memory banks PASADENA -Enainecrs con- tinued ·Sunday to read data from Magellan's memory banks. looking for a clue as to why the unmanned space probe te.mporariJy lost contact with Earth on us mission around Venus. Franklin O'Donnell, a spokesman for the Jet Propulsion Laboratory in Pasadena, said the process of read- ing the craft's computer memory was proccedmg slowly and would take an-0lhcr four or five days to complete. "We're only getting data at 40 bits ~r second," O'Donnell said. 'Usually we read it at some thousand bits per second." In order to regain solid com- munication with Magellan, ground enJineers commanded the craft to point a secondary antenna at Earth. O'Donnell said. Magellan's secondary antenna sends a much broader radio beam than the main antenna. But it sends data at a slower 40 bits ~r tee0nd, so unloadina Maacllan s memory banks proceeded at a crawl. O'Donnell said, however, that contact with Magellan was "quite solid at this poinL" The enJinecrs lost contact with Magellan JUSt after it bounced radar waves off Venus for a test and sent the information to Earth. They already know that the un- known malfunction made one of Magellan's computers stop sending sianals called "heartbeats" to another computer Thursday night, said David Okerson. a Mage flan cngjnccr assigned to JPL That spurred Magellan to put itself into a series o f protective safe- ty modes that cut off contact with Eanh, then sent radio signals across the heavens in a long but successful cffon 10 restore its radio link with controllers. A steady hookup was rc~stab lishcd Friday niptt after nearly 15 hours of no radio contact followed by eight hours of intermittent con- tact. "The spacecraft administered CPR to itself," Okcr10n said. "These protection mechanisms just saved our bacon." JPL spokeswoman Mary Beth Murrill said the time needed to diqnose and fix the original prob- lem likely will delay the Aua. 29 start of Maaellap's formal mission to use radar to map Venus' cloud- covered surf ace. Normal contact with Mqellan should be restored sometime durin1 the week when it is ordered to leave the safety mode Maacllan was launched from the shuttle Atlantis on its $744 million Venus exploration mission on Ma~ 4, 1989. -B1 th Auoclat.H Pna News of the w~lrd pri10o lhRe ycan qo to be near his mot.bet, Dorolby MacDorWd, who is in poor health . ••1 abouldo't be in prison," said MacDonald in a telephone int.erView from prilOD Friday. 'Tm aoin& to keep ~~tina. ... I wo~ld n~vcr.aive up and JUtt remain quawx an pnson . I need to be vindicated.' MacDonald asked Silvcralatc to ta.kc bis cue in 1983 and ca.fled b.im apin last year with the new evidence. MacDonald, workin& from prison with a network of outside invcstipton and supporters1 uncovered the new evidence, saia attorney Phil Cormier, part of the defense team. MacDonald's case bas followed a surreal, zipla course throu&h the years. Tbouah he was oriainally a suspect in the case, the Army cleared him of ctwacs after the lonacst pre- trial hearina in military history. He moved to Huntinaton Beach, Calif., and took a job as an emeraency physician at a Lona Beach hospital. His father-in-law, Freddy Kassab, initially his staunchest supporter, turned bitterly apinst him and con- ducted a vinual crusade •nst b.im. K.assab's persistence led an part to MacDonald's eventual indictment in 197S. MacDonald was tried and convicted of the crimes in 1979. A one-time suspect in the case. Helena Stoeckley, a chronic dJ\11 abuser, allqcdly conf'eued to the crimes to various ~pie on sevttaJ occasions. The testimony of thOM people to whom Stoecklcy allcacdJy confeased was not aUowed durin1 the trial. Stoecldey died in J 983. SilveraJate said the new evidcnoc links both Stoecldey and others to the crime scene and corroborates the testimony she pve witnesses for the first time. Author Joe MoGinnias wrot.e the beat·selJinJ 1983 book .. Fatal Vision," an which he concluded MacDonald was auilty of the murders. The book was made into a bi&hly rated television movie. MacDonald later sued McGinniss, claimina the author lied to pin his confidence and write the book. Mac- Donald woo a S32S,OOO out-<>f-coun settlement but was allowed to keep just SS0.000. MacDonald said he is convinced be wiU finally be vindicated once the new evidence is made public. "Then I can fO home and rebuild my life." he said. Blackbum characterized the legal maneuverina as "another in a long series of attempts by MacDonald to deny that he was in fact involved, when a trial jury found he wa.s auiJty." Seminar on ltvlng trusts planned Attorney James F. Roberts will pvc a free f.Er seminar on livina trusts Tuesday at 1:30 and 7:30 _ ~ 1 p.m at the Hyatt Laauna Hills. 23932 Pasco De ~~ . , Valencia. For more information call Jacque 1 .,..- Daniel at 256-0353. J .1 ..,..1 Free vaccinations offered kJ TLC Medical Group will offer free DTP. MMR and Polio vaccinations on Tuesday in Fountain Valley at 17900 Brookhunt St. Vaccinations wi ll be performed on a first come. first served basis starting at 10 a.m. until 4 p.m. For more information call 963-7796. Seminar set for security Industry On Wednesday, the American Society for lndustnal Secunty will present a seminar titled "Security Employment What's Coming in the 90s?" Information on this semina.r presented in the Airporter Inn from 7 a .m. to 5 p.m. can be obtained by calling 774-3737. Cancer support group meets A breast cancer support group will meet Wednesday from l to 3:30 p.m. in the Oranae County Unit board room, 3631 S. Harbor Blvd. in Santa Ana. For more information call 751-0441 'Big Green' Information madcr avallable Learn about the "Bi& Green" 101tiat1ve at the Wednesda~ mectin1 of the West Oranac County Democratic Cl ub. 19900 Beach Blvd .. Huntinaton Beach. The meeting will begin at 7:30 p.m. for more information call Pat McCa~ at 960-6137 B.F. Skinner dead at 86 This yard sale has miles of bargains CAMBRIDGE, Mass. - B.F. Skinner. one of the century's leading psychol<>g1sts who believed human behavior could be engineered to build a better world. died of leukemia. He was 86 Sir.inner died Saturday at Mount Auburn Hospital in this university city, a hospital adm101strator said. He was the patnarch of the school of thought known as behav1onsm and the inventor of the "Skmner box." a tool he used 10 demonstrate his theory that rewarded behavior 1s repeated. While remembered by many - and sometimes scorned -for teach-ini pigeons to pla> pinfpong and guide missiles. hi s nove "Walden Two" was required reading for a generation of college students in the 1960s and 1970s. -By t•e A11ocl•ted Pr~11 OWENTON. Ky. -For anyone into yard sales. 1t was hand·me- down heaven -the U.S. 12 7 Cor- ridor 450.Milc Outdoor Sale Festi- val. Sunday marked the end of the founh annual. four-day, four-stale ro adside extravaganza. which staned Thursday. It stretched from Covington, Ky .. and ended around Gadsden. Ala .. passing through Ten- nessee and Georgia. AJthough there wasn't a conunu· ous line of stalls along the entire route, there was no shortage of tables and truckbeds to pick over and raclts to browse through. The fesuval 1s meant to help the economies of small towns and coun- ties along U.S. 127 by luri ng tounsts off the interstates. "We've 11.ot beautiful scenery alona 127 and it's worth the drive - even if you don't find any barpins," said Judy Roysden of Jamestown. Tenn. She said the sale was promoted in tourist map.zincs and by tourism depanments in Kentucky and Ten- nessee. Business slowed down toward the end the weekend after a brisk st.an on Thursday and Friday. Several dealers attnbuted the slump 10 travelers from non hem states already having passed through. George and June Minor of Louisville, Ky., who were en route to the annual Pioneer Days Festival 1n Kentucky's Mercer County, said they didn't know about the yard sale event but were stoppina at many of the stands. "Georae is crazy about yard sales." June Mmor said. By Saturday afternoon. some deal· en were bqinnmg to see travelers retumina from the south. their vans and cars loaded and their pockets empty. Re~k.ka Seigel of Owenton. Ky .. about 25 miles north of Frankfort. said a Pennsylvania man had stop- ped to buy some marbles but lacked the money to pay for them. "His van was completely full." she said. The man pulled Ollt a piece of potter) made in Nonh Carolina and asked if the Se1gels would tradr. They did and the man added I 00 marbles to his load. "His van would have been a real treat to go through." she said -By ne A11ocl•ted Pr~11 NEWPORT SURF & SPORT, INC. ·woman rescued -by Coast Guard ORANGE COAST How to reach us at END OF SUMMER • . .. . •I SANT A BARBARA -The Coa'lt Guard had just stopped searching for a woman swept off a sailbo3t more than eight hours before when auardsmen heard bu shouts f&r help and pulled her to safety, authonlles said. C.thy M1lway of Santa Cruz was rescued about 2:30 a.m. Saturday by crew mem~rs of the Coast Guard vessel Point Carrew. said Petty Of- ficer Jeff Ounn. 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'•ColUI ..... ~ IN.•,.....,_.. --.LPllp P ...... ac;i..,[.-..~ ...... ,,,. ~ O....•-AillM.Jt. ,_.... Ylcle,....... a........., WE SURF DO THEY? SALE WE SURF DO THEY? ONLY 20 DAYS LEFT ALL THE GOOD-sTOFF ON-S-Al:E 20°/o TO 60°/o OFF ALL T ·SHIRTS $10.89 SURF a SPORT $9.99 SPRING SUITS ON SALE THE ORIGINAL SURF a SPORT • OFTEN COPIED -BUT NEVER DUPLICATED! HOURS: MONDAY -SATURDAY 9:00 A.M. • 10:00 P.M. SUNDAY 8:00 A.M. -9:00 P.M. • ~ ~ 2224 Newport Blvd. --· Newport BMch, CA 928&3 PLENTY OF PARKING BEHIND (714) 171-7174 JOHNSTON BOATS AFTER 5:00 P.M . (714) ... -IURF ANO ON WEEKENDS 9 ' ..- It I Meeting and n1aklng new friends at sea In the past five months, Scott Driaaers has ac- com\)lished three of human- kjnd s nobler achievements. In Apnl. he got married. In June, he bou&ht a boat. In August, he swam with dolphins. Most of us are livinJ tes- timony that getting mamod is no bia deal. Fred Martin Nor is getting married and owning a boat. (Staying married and own ing a boat is a topic for another entire column, at least.) But Scott is the only person I know who has realized the dream of v1nuall) every person who goes to sea. and millions who don't. He swam with dolphins. Not in a tank at Sea World, but in the ocean off Laguna. Not for a second or so, but for about two hours. A s manager of Costa Mesa's ABC Lumber. Scott has to work most weekends so. Wednesday before last. he and some frie nds launched his 20-footer and hel}ded out of Newpon Harbor. "We had barely cleared the jetty when we saw this huge school of porpoises coming down the coast," Scott recalled. ··rn a few m inutes they were all around us ... I have no idea how many there were. but at least 200 of them. It was incredible." Scott kept heading downcoast toward Laguna. keeping pace with the school of dolphins. The critters. as they arc wont to do. played around the boat. swooping here. soaring there. rocketing along within inches of the hull. All of a sudden. the schoo._ flew by Scott's runabout and was gone. He sbo' ed the throttle forward and set a course that would take him outside the swiftly moving herd. then he curved back in toward shore and waited Within a few minutes. the boat wa s o nce more surrounded by the cavorting cetaceans. Aµin the whole process wa s re peated. But this time. as Scott and his chums "ailed for the dolphins to catch up, he thought: "I may never get a chance hkc this again ... Why not?" So Scott and a fnend eased themselves into the water as the sea animals neared the boat. "We were pretty sure they wouldn't be aggressive ... but just pretty sure. Yeah. we were a little scared." Then the dolphins were all around the swimmers. but not as close to the boat as before. Seeing the strange creatures in the water. the crafty porpoise s stayed just out of reach. "The) 'd come I.IP and take a look at us. then go on. The) were a httk unsure. but not flighty. They cenainly weren't scared of us. and "'e rt"ah1ed pretty quickl y that we weren't in an) danger" This went on for more than two hours. T he dolph in squadron "'ould s"'1m past the boat and be gone. Scott and his chums would clamber back aboard, fire up the engrne and zoom off to get ahead of the criller fleet. Then the) 'd stop the boat again. shut down the enginl' get back 1n the "'ater and v.a11 for the traveli ng circus to come b} once more .. .\ficr "'e'd done 11 a couple of limes. the dolphin' become friendlier Thq came so close ''e could feel the turbulence 1n the water as the\ shot b' us:· • cott sa id. Were 1tiese animals opcraung on 1nst1nl1'1 Or "a" there a reasoning process tn\'Ol\'ed'l .\lkr a few passes. did the head dolphin makt: J dcus1on that these "'cirdos 1n their oce.in "ere '>1mpl~ harmle~~ touns1~·· "L1sten1ng to them was re-all} "emJ \\1th our ht:ads under· "'ater. "'c Luuld hear them chattering hl..e mad We figured the} "ere tailing about us. It was unreal JUSt -...ild It nM:-seem crat) for us to ha'e Jum ped 1n "Ith them. but 11 \\,1~ a o nce·in·a·hfet1me e\perll'llct' •• 0 Great Plates: Hcn:"'11h an a-;sonment or sem1-amu'>tn8 per· sunalllcd lice nse plate\ spoiled along lh e Orange ( oaM In In inc, a llarne-ha1red beaut) "Ith. RLROHD No d)C·JOb there She sa\ s In Lagun'a. a \Oung gu} 1n a \'olks"'agen ~I RAl:.F~I R .\notha }uung gu} in a \1olks"'agcn B~tWGl.Y Ob\lou~I}. hl·re are two )uung men v.11h amb1t10n Thrn there's the gu} "ho alread:-has 11 made .ind apparent!) feels ~lf~onsc1ous about 1t tt1s Porsche T urbo plate r(·ad ... NWPRTV\.\ And ha'c )llU seen thl' kep v.1th th e 1t•hra-,1npe paint JOh that troting around ""h IR4l ( The) u:rta1nl} do teach good grammar dnv.n thcrl'. dnn·1 the\" f) ec,. l\14l'C L.\'l O K. that's enough of that \luff 0 Cau of tbe Mining Choristers: Thcrl' arl· somc peuplc around the Or anse Cu.t~t \\ hu are lost and ma :-nut I.. nO\\ II Speu titall). Jll'OPk "ho used to '>Ing \\1th thl' P31.1tic Chorale and m prt•dt:te<,\ur. the In 1m· ~tastt·r ( horalc Tht· Pautit ( horak 1s forming an alumni guild and "'ould hke to ltx.lle an) formt·r members v.h o ha,t·n't alread' bt·en lcx.ated Ho" do \OU kno"' 1f )OU.,\l' been !orated'' S1mpk You v.uuld ha'e retel\ed.an '"'11at1on to 1he guild''> first t''ent J fiesta un \ept 8 at focln ~Ltl' Bt·t~on·., Ne""pon home <io 1f ~uu used to \Ing "1th either group and didn't get an tn\lk'. tall thl' Panfic ( horalc offi ce at ~42-1790 Fr<"d Martin 's column runs Mondays. W<"dnesdays and Fridays. \A( RAM El' I 0 -fhe o nl' or mo rt• pla) l'f'i "ho lOrrcttl) guessed all ')1' numbt·r<, rn the weekend "I OllO 6-53" gamt· to sain the $111 4 m1ll1on dollar ;ackpot bought the -...1nn1n1t tll'l..1•1 111 Do" ne" lo11cn otlic1als said l\unda\ Fuur t1ckeis rnnta1ned ti 'e ot ·s1"1: \\tnn1ng numbers plu<, thc honu'i numbt·r. and eal h ducat was "'orth Sl 6U.!<'i4 Tho'>c t1det<, "en· 11un.:h,1'>cd 1n Ha\\thorne. Lm ..\ngek'i. Raka..,licltl and "ianta Cru1 The "Inning numhcr\. J'lll1'.ed ~atunl,I\ night Im thl· < ahtorn1a LOlll'I") \ t\\lll'-\\CC kl)' .. Lo lln ~·5 r · game Y.1•re 5 . ., 1 J. !7, \ '· '\II. and thr honu<, number. 11 I here wert• ~()\ tirkt•t\ v.1th fi\l' lll "'"inning numhcr,, l',11h "onh S \.16" Thcrt" wcrt• I l.'i54 llt l..t•t(, "1th ll1 u1 nt '" \\Inning numl)\.'r'>. eat h "orth S 'i() fht"rc "ere 199 . ..,X~ 11ckt•t<. "11h thrct' ul '" "inning numtx·ro;. ear h v.urth an automatic $ 'i T1·n ttl'kets w n1aint·d the thrt•c toprer nt1l''-n l Baker<.fil'ld. Ventura .md Huntington Beath to earn 1heir holdt'I'> S ~'i.000 l',lth f hC' numhcrs and n11e'\ "ere l'ho'>cn b\ 1 0 110 mJl h1nc d uring a tele' 1s1on hrt1adt.ist onginattn(l in '-lat r.1ml·n111 Workers were off the clock while boat was off the dock • lD Newport Buch: Dunng thl' l >cpr1.·s<,1on ------. years. the 1annl'flC\ offered welcome emplo) ment in the: Newport area The ranncne\ "'ould "gn.il the arrnal of a boatload of fi\h h) ~ound1ng 1hc .,_ ___ _ whistle Workers. who had hcen wa1 t1ng 1n the parking lot. "'Out<l don their 'lldcr\ and aprons and prOCe$s the fi~h as the boat w:l\ unloaded Then the l.annct) "'ould dose agai n and the ~orkcr\ would return tu the parking lot to "'a11 for tht• nc\t load The pn) -for thc v.ork. not the v..i1t1ng -"'a5 :?R lcnl' an hour I h1' wa\ contributed b) <.ilad)~ C. roughan Rw"n. an emplO)CC, v.ho \J\\ "I .:hopped lhc hC.1lh <Hill tail!. oO of fi,h h) hJ nd -an unlovcl~ Jllh -hu1 in the l'HO\ and carh 1940\, w,· 1001.. v.hat \\l' .._ __ _ could gc1 " IJuJ \ uu #\ ot1" aim tt.IJ.t•t u.hst 11t 1rn Rrt. nntl ,., t•n th111Jl r' 'U) 100<.t 111dc•t•tl \end wur h1\ttlf1rnl lac,., to 1>1J \nu /\ "'"' Or1n1e Coast Dally Pilot . f' 0 HM I ~flO, ( c11 t,1 Mt•'Ml. IJ~f>~fl -Complltd b.t Aoat • plOJJ ~ COAIT DALY N..OT Monday. Auguet 20, 1990 Orange Coast Weekend This weekend you could look 11 arts and crafts in Costa Mesa or arccn stuff at the bottom of the sea off the Orange Coast. Thanks to relatives and a local auto dealer. this was also a special wttkend for an Oregon boy. There was something for everyone -even for dogs -at the Costa Mesa Am and Crafts Festival at Lions Park on Sunday. Also Sunday. Rep. Chns Cox. R· Newport Beach, joined the Manne Forest Foundation on a tour of the lfOup's experimental forest prOJCCtS • at the ocean's sandy bottom off Newport and Laguna. f O n Saturday. Crajg Bottorff, 9, of Springfield, Ore., got a dream nde 1n a $200,000 La mbor&hini Countach courtesy of the Newport Auto Center. Bottorff. who surv1Hd a bone marrow transplant needed for treatment of leukemia, had hrs wish come true and then went to Newpon Dunes for a reunion with fa mil) members from four states. including Ruth Jameson of Newpon Beach Dell)' N9' ,,._.. ~ ---·- Rep. Chris Cox. standing on starboard of vessel, watches kelp fleld workers. o.-,..,... r--•I' I~-.,. Gr••U Craig Bonorff with the U00,000 Lamborghini Count.ch In which h• got his dr••m ride at th• Newport Auto Center. D.U,, ""°' ........ ..,. -- Debra Ross shows off Lady Dlana·s new 1un9l•11•1 and hat purchased at th• Costa Mesa Arts and Crafts '••tlval. Marine life could take years to recover from large oil spill H !'ITl:--.Ci TO' Rt-\( If -11 n>uld he fi,e \.l'Jr' tx·1i1n· P••r11- la11ons of 'hnmp dJm .111d ••thrr ltn\ mannt• t rt·atun:s n'"''l'I lr••lll the· 011 spill that hlJt~l·ncJ r111k' 111 1hc OrJngl' ( lla<it llllil 1JI<. '·'"I Tht• tankcr .\mcm.1n I 1.1Jl't '1''11 cd almn~t 4110.llOU g.111011' P l .. 11 lll't orr Hunllnp.llln·, fl ll'IUf"\<f\11 ' ,. 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P• • frM booklet un Si!ety 8lld kmltJ, c.11 \\ &-;TEC a t7 l4l e&1.-1. -OurProtnlH Pflac• of Mind -__..... __ M ==:~PLOT ORANGE COAST BU Scott McCorm •ck with The Drl•n M ate. which he Inven t ed this ye•r . Putting a lid on a cold job . ..\~T.\ ( L.\Rll .\ -In rold \\Ca ther. pool 011. ners hall' to put a lid on 11 Thl· drain. that 1<; \\ hl'n hg)l1 v.e1gh1 pool Jra1n ,o,ers bernme d1sl0Jgl·J j nJ autumn ka,es threaten to clog the J ra1n lhl Jllh man~ a ponl O\\Ol'r dread<, mmt 1s t.iJ..1ng ,in 1, \ rlungr Ill the ho ttom lO replan• the Jrain llJ But 11\ u'ualh that or lkal \\Ith thl· ,o,tl' t1ml'·lon ... un11nl!l Jnd "a1a-11.a,t1ng hJ"k oi <lrain- 1 ng I hl rwcil Or at ka'>t 11 "a'> until O.,u11t ~k( urmJd. P4:rtcrtl·J tht' .1n'"l'r to cold <.hp' •Ir \"o,ll' Jra1n repair<. He c.all' 11 lhl' Dr::11n \l<lll' Jn<.I 11 ' .i p1<.'ll' o f tubing that <.JO ht· Jllathl•J ICI lhl· (loll U\e<.I fl> ..,,,eep kJ'l"' uul 111 th<.' pool \\1t h ;i Drain \liltl' atta\ h<.·J 111 J '" l"t'JX'r roll'. ,1 (X"r\lln \ .111 nl(l\l" J drain ltd from side to '>t<le while standing out'1de the pool McCormack. who O\\ns Scott's Pool and 'pa Sen ice in Can}on Count!"). sa~s hl' in"entcd Drain Mate to l..eep himself '"arm and dr}. ""Whc.·n I do pools 1n the winter time 11 hurtc; ... he ...aid of d1\ ing into his 11.ork. After other pool repairmen complained 10 him about the same problem. '.'.icCormack set 10 11.ork on the de' ice that became Drain Mate. manular· tunng 11 in a friend's garage. • So tar. McCormack has made 1.400 ot h1' patented Dram Mates b) hand. The> are no"' in store<> nat1on"1dc. 'Tm su rpnsed:· McCormack <,a~' uf ()rain ~fate's sutCC!>!>. But that surpnse 1<> rertainl~ a n1n·r '>hod 1han the m id water -BY Tbe Associated · Puss Inside advice /Business Keep eyf# on tax man when managing retirement funds About to retire or leave your job? Don't panic. Even thouah you may be about to receive the laraest sum of money you will ever see, lots of people live thro~ this. . What we are talk.int about as called a lump sum distribution from a qualified retirement plan. If you have been participating in a plan during your emfloyment, there may be a substantia amount of money waitina for you when you leave. Qualified retirement plans come in many shapes and sizes and are variously described as profit sharing plans, money purchase plans, de- fined benefit or target benefit plans, 401 K's, employee stock ownership proarams and several other types, each with its own characteristics. All have in common the fact that they allow pre-tax conlribut.ions of salary or other compensation during the working years. Distributions can quali fy for lump sum status when they occur for one of these reasons: retirement, leaving a company to work elsewhere, term ination of the retirement plan. reaching age 59'h without retiring. becoming disabled or being the surviving beneficiary receiving funds from a qualified plan. Because the earnings placed in the plan were pre-tax, they will have to be taxed either in the year of withdrawal or later. The dccasjon of when and how to pay the taxes can be a difficult one. Basically you have two choices: Pay the taxes now with a one-time opponunity for favorable federal tax rates, or defer income taxes on the distribution by either placing the funds into an IRA rollover or direct- ing yo ur plan trustee to purchase an immediate annuity for you. The corollary question is, "Do I really need the use of this mone' now. or would 1t be better to let 11 ·grow tax- deferred until I need the income'>" Let's discuss the two alterna11ves. If you don't need the money right away, the best choice would be to deposit your d1stnbut1on into an IRA rollover. This account may be opened at your brokerage or sa vings inst1tut1on. Unlike a regular IRA with the S2.000 maximum deposit lim1tatlon, there 1s no hm1t on the Alan Freeman amount that can be placed in an IRA rollover. Placing the money in an IRA rollover will defer income taxation until funds arc withdrawn. Any money withdrawn fro~ an l~A rollover is treated as ordinary in- come and is taJtCd at regular rates. There may also be an additional I 0 percent excise tax if you withdraw funds before you arc 591h. You can't avoid taxes forever. as the law re- quires that you must begin takmg distributions from your rollover by April I of the year after you re~c~ 791/J. At that point there are mini- mum distributions you must ta ke based on life expectancy. Check with your tax adviser to make sure you withdraw at least the minimum. as failure to do so may expose you to IRS penalties. In addition to postponing the tax on your d1stributfon. placing the money in an IRA rollover allows 11 to continue to grow tax-free until withdrawn. The benefits of tax-free appreciation are obvious. At I 0 per· cent compounded annuall y. SI00,000 would grow to more than $236.000 in 10 years. You would need a pre-tax return more than 15 percent to achieve that result 1f you were in the 28 percent federal tax bracket. Before you decide to roll over your d1stnbut1on. )OU need to kn ow what tax you would pa} 1f you don't. Bas1call). af you are under 59111. the total d1stribut100 will be taxed as ordinary income. plus a 10 percent penalty. If you are over 591/i. you qualify for special tax treatment called fi ve-}ear forward a'eraging. That means that the tax is calculated as 1f one-fifth of the d1stnbut1on was rccei ved each year for ti ve years. Those amQunts arc added toaether and ~he t_otal. tax is payable when the distnbuuon 11 received. Also, if you were SO by Jan. l, 1986, you may choose between 10-year forward averqina at 1986 w rates plus possible 20 percent maximum Iona- term capital gains treatment for a portion of the distri~ution, or five. year forward averqJng at current tax rates. There arc other criteria you mutt m«t 10 qualify for special tu rates. The entire balance in your retire- ment plan account must be paid to you within one taxable year. You must have been a participant in the plan for at least five years, and the distribution must be from a quali· fied plan other than a 403(8) or an IRA. There arc other details you should know before deciding what to do. Many of them arc discussed in a booklet entitled "Lump Sum Dit- tribut1ons: How to Make the Most of Them." Also. be sure to discuss your situation with a qualified tax adviser before proceeding. Alu Frttmu, • mtmkr o/ tk Oruft Coa•t D•HY Pilot Bo.rd ol B••lllt .. Advl.en, I• vice prnlde.I d d lloucl•I cooH l,..I for tie Newport Bucb office of S.t•,.,.. Letmo H•ttoa. Ofter memkn of tk DaJJ1 PU.I Board of BHhlt.. AdvJun ue: Erat•t C. Brown, mau6'-1 ,,.,.,.., of E111t•t Brown & Co.; Walter Cnl· ttadu HI, lou•dt r ud cMJrma Cruttudt o & Co.; Tom Glb•Oll, di• trlct mau1tr DJ/I TJtora & c..; IHIH>rab L. Harrill1toa, vice prHJ.. deot Nortbt 111 Tra•t of C.JJ/orala; Viet/ He.too. prt•idtot Vlctl Htdoo Per.a11.11t l Service• loc.; KMPG Pu t M.,wkt It Co.; J.,_ Lid, loaodlll1 parflltr Lid Munl It Co.; Mlltoo E. N•ylor, tztet1t1n vice prt•Jdtat u d re1loul mai&aff!r for Gn1bb & EIJI•; Keo Nlcoi.., prt•ldtot Flauc/al StrattflH Gr08p; Cblp Stautl, State Farm laH ruct. Co•t• MtH; G•Tf Wucombt, p•rtatr IC t aoett Levtatllal & Co.; aad Glori• Zlptr, prttldtot Glori• Zlper It A.- •oclate•. Unusual jobs are all in a day's work for Ray Fico BY JOY ANTHONY Ra) Fico·~ <\prl1anu· (enter in tlun11ngton Al·Jch ha<, had some unu,ual rob' in ''' ~~·\l"Jr h"ll•r\ ··som{· peopk t'\p<:U m<' w h<' a miralk mJn."" Fico said I One umc he fi ,NJ a 14th centun \inger 'l'"tng malhtne It "'a' the kind "here the mother si t\ do"'o to SC\.\ "'hlle one uf her children turns the l ranl.. .\lthough he alc;o re pair\ modern <.c""ing ma("hinc\. toasters. rnffee puts. ra10r\. iron\ and blender... ht~ 'acuum repairs are among the moc,1 lOmmon \\ h\ '1 Parents let their children nde a \aluum a\ 1f 11 "ere a skateboard. he said Or the~ tn to 'acuum a reccnth. shampo<.><:d rug. Or. the~ wait to thange the bag unitl 1t"s so full that the din goes back do"n and burns out the motor The older appliances -15 )Cars old or so -are the ones most wonh repaanng, he remarked. The least wonhwh1lc proJects are toasters made b} robots. "You might as well throw them awa\ when they stop working." he said But most of the time. Fico Ines to fix "'hatever people bnng him The other da). a lo}al customer brought him I 0 'acuums -all 10 a heap of pans .. he told Furn that she had taken the vacuums to one of h1'i compet11ors because the sho p was JUSt around the comer from her houscclcanang ser' ice But after \C\Cn weeks. the 'acuums were suit a mess "I told her I wouldn"t pcnaltic her:· Fico said The 71 }Car-old Ne" York-bom Italian began ht\ career as an expenmental produl ts engineer at Grneral Motors Fico wa s one of fi, t' peopl e asked 10 devc lt>p a "indow that would go up and down at the touth of a switch, he said. At first. the team tned h)draulic ml Then the) discovered that the otl froie in "'inter Eventually. the} h11 on the idea of an electric motor He left his JOb to 101n the Army. where a blo"' on the head changed his life. For six weeks. he la} 1n a coma. When he awoke. he suffered convuls1onc; While in the Arm} hospital. he decided that 1f he e'er got "ell. hc"d be a chaplain the rc-;t of his life In bed. he studied for the ministry. For 25 years. he served as a chaplain at JU'enile hall. running an appliance repair bustnc!>s on tht <;1de 10 make ends meet. Today. he 1s a chaplain Jt t\.\-o con' alcsccnt homes. In sem1-ret1remcn1. he come~ 10 the apphanc.e store ever} Saturday and lets his son-1n·la"' do the repairs on the other days. His two daughters do all lhe ordenn~. wait on the customer!> and make \mall re pa tr'> .. I uS<'d to tell them to do good 11.ork becauS<" the bu\lncss "'<>ult.I be their~ '>Orne da) :· he said ··Now 1\ is theirs .. When he's not working. he runs a nonprofit organ11a11on called ··c ovcnng Wings .. Named aflt'r a line in the Bible where God sa) \ .. I'll co' er )'OU wt th m) \.\tngs ... the group donates blankets to m1ss1onc; 1n L ~-and Orange Count~. Lac;t )Car. the} donated 60.000 blankets. ome \\COi 10 \.\omen who had been de~ncd b)' their husbands. <,ome to the mentalh retarded. some 10 .. old men \.\hO had no one,'' and others to .. bums .. .. I c.a n't pcnalue the good people becauc;c o f the bum'> ... hr ..aid. "'Thq all ha ve ha1r-ra1sing stone!> to tell "I make peopk feel that the) 're somebod) .. Renewable energy fans see bright future Going the extra mile By RUSS LOAR o.iiy ""oc ..,,,_., "'"'" <. ()<.;T .\ :-..tF\.\ -\ """ \outh ( oa't P ld/J d11th1nti \Ion· intend\ 10 go the C\tra mile: to gl·I nc:"' lU\ltlmt•r\ -literal!\ E.pl\11de. a 25·<.tofl' ("ha1n 11pc.•ning 11' fir\t <>rJn[!l' < ount~ \l•Hl at the pla1a 1n \eptrmber. I' IJ't dnelor1n~ a rc.·ruta1111n Im ''' unu<;ual lumm1tment w c u .. 1,1mer \l'f\ Ill' L<><.ated on \outh < oa\t ('latJ \ 'euind Ind If) th1· \1,1' ( nmpam "ing. Ep1<,odr "IX'C1Jl11r\ in dothing fur '"irking 11. oml·n The '0011-\quan• loot c,torr "'Ill ,11\11 kalurt· ll \.\t·ln h<tndhag\ \he~·, and Jttec,~unt'\ < atcnng to bu\~ t Jrccr "Onll'n. ~ p1\otk 11.111 hnng men hJndl\l' to the humc. dl'll\l'r f}Jlkagi:c, to hn1t·I room' tor tra,t•kr\. and t''l'O make.' after-huur\ arpo1ntment\ f11r \hopix·r, unablt• 111 '>hop during regular mall h11uf\ ··f:.p1sode '" a \oung enthuc,1 ll u>mpJn\ "ht1'>t' naml' ha\ become c,~nommou<, \\tth p<:r\ona c,er' ll'l' · 'aid J im lll•n11.1Ht<l general m,inagcr ol O.,outh < oac,t J> • I 0 NEWPORT CENTER ASSOCIATION lllVlll'\ \()lf tri ti 1 '1111111<'11lr1 I Bri-r1kfr1-.1 .i1 u I ~Ix. ·.il-.t ·1 F11nJ111 Ranking in the '90s "Changing the Rules· ft 'rll I lrll ll.,\ .. WILLIAM E.B. SIART Prt.>11ldent, first Interstate Banrnrp a nd Ch ainnan of the Board and CEO Flri.I lnlt.>rstatt.> Bank of California WI \Vednesday,August22,1990 7 :JO rl m lo 9 ()() fl rn "J"wporl H<'ac It Mnmoll noo Nt•wµmt Ct•111cr Drive )I T1l·k1•1, 111.1y Ill' pure h1l't'<I ,,, 1111• drw ,, f1" $11100 or C,111 I711 1 720 IHAA l<•l Art\drl<" RP'<'l'\,1111011' By ROBERT IMRIE Au«:i....i "'"' wm .. AMHER<iT. Wis -The sign out<,1de tht• fairground proclaims. "We 11.111 not be caugh1 between Iraq and a hard place .. It\ the newes1 slogan of cnerg) con\Cn a11onis1s gathcnng this week· end for lhe M1d"est Rcnt'wable Energ> Fair rhev believe the M 1ddlc East cns1s ·should refocus attention on how much America depends on fossil fuels -after a decade of lagging interest "We are caught with our backs again<,l the wall again We don'1 have a solar induSll) or a renewable 1ndustf} to fall back on." said Bob Ramlow. a fatr orga n11cr and oper- ator of a solar products com pan) in this central Wisconsin 1own The fair is the lar$est of 1hree planned na11onw1dc this year to en- courage reduced dcpendt'nce on finite fossil fuel s and expanded u~ of energ) sources that are en· vironmtntall} saft and renewable - hke the sun and wind About 10.000 people were ex· pcctc<.1 to a11en<.1 tne 1nrce--Oa) fair. which ends Sunday Educational seminars and displays hkt solar· powered microwave ovens and "'ind-powered stereo sound system\ dotted the fa1rvounds. So me participants described themselves as I 960s·'l1} le '"back-to· the~anh refugees'" who remember the g.asohnc crisis of the mid-1970-. and ensuing goals 10 wean 1he lint\· ed States from heavy oil ("Ono;ump- t1on. Iraq's in vasion of Kuwait in the 01l·nch Persian Gulf. which caused gasoline pnces to climb as mur h as 20 cents a gallon wtlhtn e week. serves as a reminder that the Un1tl·d States has fa iled to achieve those goals. Ramlow said. He 1s one of SC"vcral Amher'>t residents who moved to the town of 2.500 in the 1970s 10 escape c111e\ and experiment with alternate energy. His home is full y <1olar· powered. "I have a color TV." he said "A VCR. I have clock radios. tape deck~. stereos. a Nintendo game for my kids. You name 11. I have 11. You don't have to gl\C up !>Omcth1ng to ust' less t'nerg) "A lot of people in this area use wood for hea ting," he added '"A lot of people dn\C h1gh-m1leagc cars. There 1s dcfin11ely a guod en· vironmental attitude around here." Innovation is 1he pndc of 1he ~O or so e~h1b11ors at the fair John Osborne of Pl ymouth. Ma<:h . dis· played a 12-volt <:omputcr S}Stem that can be po"crcd by alternate energy s<>U recs "I am trying to appeal tu the people who arc running an office out of their homt's with solar po" er ... Osborne said. ··1 want to get high performance computers into the hands of these innovati ve people. They arc pioneers." Osborne said th(' Midd le East cns1s demonstrates how he's doing more than saving mone> by turning from fuel-burning power sources. "I have got solar panels on my roof. Nobody holds me hostage for my power." he said. Most organizers. exh1b11ors and fairgoers predicted the Iraqi m- vas1on , while forcing a U.S. military Loral chief meets Ford workers '8y JOY A NTHONY o.-y ,._ ,.,......,,..,,. Ford Aerospace workers· fear; that their pens1onr. will go up 1n smoke,.may have been quelled Fn· day by th( v1s11 of Bernard Schwanz. chief execuuve officer of Loral Corp .. the defense electronics com- pany that just boua,ht Ford Aero- space. There w1ll be no termination of the pension proaram as has be(n hinted at by the press. he said. Nor wall there be any "sulntant1al'' chanaes in benefits. Only a cu- leasina proSf1m wall be cut when the new man.,cment takes over in early October. At issue is the transfer of S 100 million out of Ford's $300 million pension surplus to Manufacturers Hanover Bank in New Yort. Accord• na to news rep0ru. Ford retirees and workers are womed that if the S 100 million does not stay in it$ current bank in Detroit. there mi&ht not enough money to pay all the promised benefits. But according to Ben Brandt, a pension expen and v1cc-prcs1dent at Irvine-based Caljforn1a Trust. a subsidiary, of CPI Group. th( trans· fer is a • formality" that frequently occurs when two compa01C1 mcrac. There is no way that the money can act out of the employees' trust. he said, unleas the fund 1s terminated Thus, any talk of a dwindling of employee benefits is a "scare tactic" used to "stir up emotions." In a press conference, Schwartz reiterated that termm.at1on of the pension proSf1m 1s not even bem1 considered. What's more, he explained, any- one in a "defined benefit" proaram -auch u Ford workers enJOY -as full y protected by law, rcg.ardless of whether the fu nd 1s an deficit or surplus. Only the bankruptcy of Loral orp. could threaten the Ford workers' pensions. said Brandt. The pension consultant specu· lated that the issue has generated a lot of attention in the press because of the widespread practice of m1lk- 1n1 excess pension funds to aid in the corporate takeover process. In lyP1cal takeoveri. he e,pla1ned. pen- sion surptuse arc viewed IJ "rash cows'' that have much to do with whether a meraer occurs or not. In order to finance an ac.qu1s it1on. he explained, a company typically uses tornc of the surplus to pay ofT its debt. Such could not be the cue wnh Loral Corp.. he said, unless the com()ln)' rcnqes on its p\edae not to terminate the fund. buildup. m1~t bnng somethina pos1t1\e 1f 11 awakens dormant encrg) concern s "All the poltt1c1ans want to 1ump on 1he bandwagon. Wht'n that haP: pens. )Ou can tell it's hot," sa1d Mike Torzcwsk1. lrt'asurer of the group of energy<onsc1ous Amhcnt residents who organized the fair. Ken Wini. a '1s1tor from nearby W1scons1n Rapids. strJ'llcd by some d1spla }'' with perhaps more interest than he might have had before g.asohne prices soared. ··when 11 costs )OU S20 10 fill up )'Our g.a'> tank. 11 makes you thin k a httle bit ... he said Richard Pere1. editor of Home Power. a magazine publtshed in California that last year u'led the return of renewable energy fairs. said the 11mc 1s nght to expand use of solar and wind power. Iraqi President Saddam Hussein "makes us reahz.e we arc inrrtd1bly dtpendent o n foreign oil. which makes us not free at all." Pcrc7 said. "I have a saying. 'No one has to die for so lar energy.· " Delta launch success CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. - A Bnt1sh telev1s1on broadcastina Sltelhtc orbited Earth today after a suCttssf ul nde an to spaC"e aboard an unmanned Delta rocket built at the McDonnell Douglas Hunt1n1ton Beach plant. The British Satellite Broad- cast 1n1 satcllttc, called Matcop0lo 2 wall transmit pro- 111ms directly to thousands of homes in 8nta1n. GE COAST IIFAI:tll OR•W COMT DMY N.OT Mondey, ~ 20, 1880 Aa n the front lines of the AIDS War IUZAal'TH "ltNANDIZ Pt~ ..... SAN FRANCISCO -Everyone d Him he was cruy. Thal didn'~ bother Ja) Ma1Jrey. knows he s a bit loopy. Everr.one saJd the aovemme nt uldn t be trus1ed . Maybe his legs uld fall off. "It never fued me," Ma~y ya, summonioi fonh one of his tented mo numental shrugs. ybe it's like polio. Somebody d to do the polio vaccine first. I ncfitcd from lhat. I fiau rcd I'm nunate to be well. I sure haven't n an angel. This vaccine might t work. it might not be the one. t at least we tried." Putt1n1 aside his sk.it11shness of les, disregarding the govem- ent's somber warnings on possible effects. Ma~ey last August be· me what high school science bolars would call a human guinea &. a voluntee r for an cxpenmental IDS vaccine. The vaccine 1s o wn. according to its lackluster 1enti lie name. as gp 160. T hrough such clinical trials. rough .. oluntecrs such as Margre) ilhng to nsk their bodies 1n the S0viet official treated OAKLA ND -The $ov1et Union's chief of protocol. tra' el· 1n' in the United States with M1kha1l Gorbachev in June, re· mained behind here for several weeks for treatment of a hean cond1 11on. a ho'ipltal \atd <iun· da). Vtad1m1r Shcrmyshev. 61 , was admitted to Merritt Peralta Medical Center on June 11. dis· charged tv.o da~ ~ later and re· mained in the San Francisco Ba\ area for about two weeks before returning to the U.S.S.R .. a hos- pital spokesv.oman said hope or findana a cur~ tor the AIDS scourae. research has prottt1sed much more rapidly over the last decade than if scientists rehed on lab animals. Unlike his elltrcmist counterparts in the ftont·1ine trenches, Margrey is not the sort to parade has commit· ment to the AIDS cause with a picket sign or upthrust fist. Rather. his i5 a quiet rorm of activism that manifests itself in practical ways. He was. for instance, one of lhc original volunteers in the first AIDS ward at San Francisco GeneraJ Hos· p1tal. He worked there for sill years. quitting late last year to join the board of the AIDS Emergency Fund. :l'People say the government d~n't do anything but I know they arc," Margrey says. "The govem· ment could do more and quicker. But to say they are compl~tel nonsympathet1c 1s unfair and un· true." Since last August. he's been pan of a National Institutes of Health study testing the safety and effect1 ve- ness of the gp 160 vaccine on 13 5 healthy volunteers from around the nation who are free of HIV. "I feel so lucky that I ean do 11," sa}s Margre). 38, who 1s a successful real .estate qenL .. People say thC'l'C aren t any more nept1ve p y men. Trust me, it's by the srace of God." In AufUSt, he was inoculated with the vacctne, a purified protein taken from part of the human • Im· munodeficiency virus. He's had two boosters since. As Mararey has d iscovered. thouah it is not commo nly discussed in the scientific community. bctllJ a gu~nca pig has its perks: bonus fl ying points. Marcrey's flown cast so often he's euned a T WA gold card. The ftrst month. he went every week for blood tests; since then once a month. And while he still loathes the monthly blood draw -he closes his eyes and winces -he's got the travel routine down cold. First Monday of each month. he flies nonstop to Washington Dulles Airport, rides a cab to the Omni Hotel in Georgetown. sleeps 1n the same e1ghth-Ooor room. He even orders tbe same skinless chicken meal: the hotel's bemused chef makes it specially for him. Tuesday morning. he ndcs the Metro to the medical center in Bethesda. Md "There's always a rack of test tubes waiting for me with m y name on at," be says. .. and I take 1t down to the Depenmcnt o( Phlebotomy." The latter is pro nounced. o ( co~rse. with appropriate P&lina sound. Marsrcy's vital statistics a~ duly recorded, blood drawn and a nunc o~ phy~ician run~ throu&h the data with him. Then it's baci to Dulles ror the S p.m. flight to San Fran· cisco. Researchers warn that the vaccine carries some risks. the least of them rashes and muscle aches, the more sen ous a possJbl> weakened 1m· munc system. Dr. ChfTord Lane. leader of the chn1cal study. says that no ad verse results have surfaced. Mararcy says he's felt no side effects at all. though he hkes to JOkc that his balding scalp is a result of the expenment. His lover, Ken M ueller. who 1s HI V-infected. also wants to pan1c1pate in a drug tnal but so far hasn't been accepted "The disease has progressed and as people read more about expen· ments. m} fnends son of changed their mind... Margre) says. "'The) don't think I'm craz) anymore." Bush signs emergency AIDS bill By CHRISTO PHER CONNEU. KENNEB N KPORT. Maine -Prc,1<.lcnt Bush signed an S882 m1ll1on AIDS emergenq bill Saturda~ that for the first 11me will allow direct federal grants to 16 c111es h11 hardest by the deadl) '1ral ep1dem1c Bush afliAed his signature v.11hout public commt·nt to the R}an White C omprehen<.1\C Alf)"i Re'>ourct·'> [mergenn .\ct. named for the Indiana teenagl:r w1del) admired (or hie; courage 1n face of the d1i,ca'>c that claimed ht!> hfr in \pnl Congress v.111 still ha\C' 10 pass a \epara1t· ap- propnauon'i bill tx:fore an~ of the funds arc d1\tnbuted to state'i .ind c1t11.·s Hut tt t'i thl' fir'it law C\Cr enacted to provide health grantc; to \tdll''> and lut.ihllt''> to fight a specific disease AIDS I'> spread through the exchange C>f blood or body fluids or thrnugh contaminated needles. It ha' killed more than 83.000 Amencan'i in the pac;t decade and an estimated I 5 m1ll1on .\mencans arc behc,cd to be earners of the '1rus. Many of the v1ct1ms have heen homo~'ual or 1ntra.,.enous drug abusers Children can contract the d1sea!>C in the womb or throu~h blood transfusions. ac; did R}an White. a hcmoph1hac 1 The measure authonzes S882 m11l1un for fi<;{al 1991 and a total 01 S4.5 billion o'er fi,e )ear'i It v.ould pro' 1de S275 m1lhun 1n health Lare sen ICC erant~ 1n fiscal I Q9 I. y. h1ch Stans Oct I. to I(, maJor c1t1c~ The} are· Atlanta. Boston Chicago. Dallas. Fon Lauderdak Houston. Jcrse) ( 1t~. Los -\n$elcs. Miami. :"ev. 'f url. Newark. Ph1ladelph1a. San Diego. ~an Francisco. \an Juan. Pucno Rim. and Washington. DC To quahf). a Cit} had to haH' at least 2.000 -\ID" ca!>e"~ to date or a rate of 25 per IO.CX)(1 re,1dcnt'i fhl· monc} v.111 be allocated based on se'ent' ol ncl·d States would also get formula granto; to 1mpro' e the dell\el) of health care services for ~opk v.11h AIDS There would be separate grants to c;tatcs and health care organi1a11ons for A I OS prevention effort\ News travels fast ..You can't be serious/' Stacey wrote. "Not to tell my 11r1rritnds everytbjna is just not beina a true friend. Besides, my friends would never betray m y secrets -even to their husbands or boyf nends." Stacey's letter came an response to last week's column. where I suuestcd that unless and/or until a man feels an absolute security that his woman would never. under any circum· stances, reveal his darkest secrets, will he never really open up and confide 1n her. I said that women owe It to their hfc-panner to simply keep quiet about certain thin~. Ap- parently Stacey was homficd b> that notion. In an attempt to explain her position. Stac~y insists that her fnrnds are different. She 1s sure that whate,er she says about her husband will ne ver get back to him Therefore. she reasons, her "true confessions" are all nsht. All right for whom? Certainly not for fier husband And should he a<.:1uall} become aware of this breach of faith, the results could mean communication shut· dov. n of the worst kind "~crets" ha'e a way of being spread and v.hen that happen\. the scenano usually goes some- thing like this: tace) telli. Karen and Jill about how womed she 1s about her mamage She and her husband Tom never seem to talk an) more Tom. she SB)Ci, 'ieem\ cdg) all the time l:ihe say., that shc·c; JU~t not interec;ted 1n ma~ ing lo\e tu him Karen and J 111 hstt:n and offer support and a few suggestion~ from 1heir ov.n expcncncc 1 he~ promise secrt'q '-'hat Stace' doc'in ·1 knov. 1s that Karen and her husband 8111 ha'l' been ha~ing some prctt~ scnou~ problem\ too 51nce the b1nh of their bab., nine month\ ago then.-h~' hccn absolute!\ nu sex 1n 1he1r huu~ either Bill TM Dr. Linda Algazl hasn't quite 1uued an ul- timatum, but he complains that he feels hke he 1c; on the bottom of his wife's list of priorities. The stage ha~ been set for Stacey's ··secret'' to travel. That mght, Karen and 8111 arc 1n bed, talking He approaches her seductively She ~JCCts b.im wuh the usual excuse of how ured she 1s becauS<' of the bab'. He grts anSf) 'he \pills Stacey\ beans Her motive 1s a rational one. Karen 1s trying to increa~ the 1nt1maC} between she and her husband b} re .. eahng a secret. Her plo) ma> indeed have the effect of ending uncomfonable convcr!>allon. and may also help her to JUSt1f~ her sexual d1s- 1ntercst She says. "Wr"rr not the onl) ones who aren't ha .. 1ng much sex tace~ and Tom. for cum. pie. there s a couple w1th real problems I'll tell )OU abou1 them 1f ~ou promise not to tell." o nov. Bill know' tace\ ·s ··\Ccret" too · And guess v.hat'! The men pla} golf IOJcther eve!") other Saturda) Bill really has for- gotten tha1 what his wife told him 1s a secret Quite innocent!). and in 1he name of ~ing a team pl:i)cr and one of the guy\ he \a~'· "He~ budd-., I understand \Ou'rc not getting much latel) ·· Tom is homfied .. ,., nothing ~ucd ,.. he v. under~ esearch produces effective treatment for back._pain Low back pain is a disorder hat afects most of us. pidem1olog1cal stud1c~ ha vc emo nstratcd that 80 percent f the population will ha,·e an pi sode of debili 1a1in~ lo" ack pain a t least once in our ife11me. There arc 70.000 ne"" back nJunes every day. and 24 rcent of all lost time from ork 1s a direct result of low ack pain. Jt 1s the most requent cau c of lost time ro m wo rk next to th e com· on cold. Low back disorder\ have heir peak incidence 1n the ourt h and fift h decades. but n affect the "Cf) }oung and he very old. lnd1" 1duals who '-'Ork in sedcntaf) occ upa- tions arc JUSt as suscept ible as th ose who perform hca") labor. th us no one is C\Cm pl from developing lo"" balk pai n and the ufTen ng 1t causes. Low back pain us\Jall ) '' resolved spontaneously in sc .. cn to 10 days. but a s1gnifi . cant proponion of pe ople ha\'e persistent and/or recur· ren t discomfort that con· tinucs to be a problem at th ree months. It persists 1n plaguing the qualit) of C\Cr\· da> existence. Untt l recentl >. ltttlc wa\ known of the ct1olog) and natural h1ston of low back pain. TrcatmcrHs "ould con- sist of bed rest. c;omct1mcc; prolo nged. and 1f this was incfTccttH:·. there wa little to offer oth er than surgery . .\s a result. man} ind" 1duals ton· tt nucd to have chronic low back pain and others had sur- gcr; that was unsuccessful. New research. ho"e' er. has elucidated the b1omcchan1cs and ph) s1ology. along with the natural htston of lov. back disorders. N'ew treat· mcnt techniques and rchab1lt · ta11on methods wtth strong sc1ent1fic founda ti on no" allo" medi ca l practtttoncrs tu approach lo\\ back dtsnrdcr<; wtth renewed '1gor Once considered the '"hlal"k box of medicine.'' lo"' hack di sorders are nov. trea ted enthus1astteall\ -with e~cellcnt long-term su crcss rates Peopk need not suffer end· lessl> altcmpting ont· trt•at· mcn t after another Ne"" technolog) \Uth as . (AT scanners and MRI scan· ners have. for the fi rst ttmc. allowed physicians to ap· prcciate the in tri cate anatom) and ph) s1olog) of the lo''<~r back and the lumbar disks that was not poss1hlc 15 )cars ago. 8) 1dcnt1f~ing and lo- cal1Ling specd1c problem areas m the spine, 1t has ad· vanced our state of knov. I· edge and has made the ··n· plora107 back surgery.. a thing o the past New. soph1stH:ated m1cro- surg1 cal techniques ha ve per· mttlcd spine surgeons to per· form lo" back surgery "1th much greater succcc; rates and lov.er morb1dtt). In conJunc· t1o n with ad..,anccd rehabtlt· talion techniques. the ind1· v1dual can now return to h1\ or her routine It fes t) le in a much shorter penod of umc Adrenalin best for severest allergies ly Dr. JOHN .f . CHIU You flus h. you ttch. )OU choke and labor to breathe. If noth ing is done about 1t soon. you may fa in t and even die from 1t. This is what happens when a person 1s havi ng a seve re allergi c reaction known as anaphylax 1s. Ea rlie r, the vic- tims o ften cxpenence a sen e or··1mpending doom'' as well. For many. the cause of such a reaction 1s qu ite obvious. but for others the cause remai ns elusive. So far. drugs. foods. 1n· jected foreign protein and in- sect stings are the mo t com- mon culprits. However. fo r a few, even cold temperature can trigger such a potentially fatal reaction. The curent interest in ph ysical fitness also has brought o n a cond ition known as exerc ise-induced anaphylaxis (EIA). T he exact reason for EIA is still obscure. allhou&h such a ruction is often -but not always - associated with inaestion of either a specific food or any food within a fo ur-hour period before lhe exercise. For those rea<:t1o ns without any known cx pla natton. v.e convenicntl} clas 1fy them as 1d1opath1c ana ph yla"s . meaning that we JUSt don't know. For simila r reactions caused by mcchan1 ms other tha n allcrg). th e term "anaphylactiod reaction" al o has bee n used. Once its cau c has been ascertained. the be t approar h wo uld .be to avoid the trigger- ing mechanism · a ltogthcr. Howe er. this 1 easier said than done. , For example. how can one be sure that one's cashew but- ter as not contam inated wtth peanut bu tter. as 1 often the case? How do yo u deal with a wife who 1s allergic to her husband' se men? C'e rt aml} one cannot be expected to know that some frozen food en trees and dairy product~ a rc indeed tainted wtth trace of an tibiotic~. For a proper treatment pro- aram, you must cnhst the help of your medical doctor. T raditionally, injectable adrenalin (epinephrine) is the most effective to combat this reaction. Adrenalin-containing ktt~ \ such a~ thr .\na-(iuard anJ Ep1pcn should be 1mmrd1- atel} available: fo r \elf-trt·at· ment. Of course. an tt· histamines and cort11io1w also may be efTectt\C, hut 1t take~ hou rs before lhl'\ can offer you any help. · Thus. not o nl y 1s tl import· ant to identify and 3, 01d thl' culpn t. }OU also mu\t be prepared to gl\ e ~our)elf the.· adr~n al't-n injt•ctwn. 'our br~in ca nnot make do with no oxygen for more than five mtn'ttes w11hout getting dam· aged . With our traffic prob- lem. ~ou would be lud,, to get an)"'here w1th tn IS minutes. A procedure known as dr· scns1t1zat1o n also ma) be at· I tempted fo r those ""ho ha'e a hi tOI) of anaphylax1 s to cer· tain drugs. Allerg) tnJCC ttons alao are very efTccuvc a$atn!lt anaphylax1s to stingrng insect 1 enom. More 1mportantl\ think of 1 yo ur adrenalin k1i as yo ur Amcncan Expre~s card and do n't leave home w11hout at. Above all , cnlt t }Ou r al- lergist's help. Annual Sidewalk Sale Fri. & Sat. Aug. 24th & 25th 10am·5pm SA VE 50o/o & MORE! l\.\~L~ < l '\J 11 H ~~~ l 0 l 6 Bayside Dr . Newport Beach 760-0111 l1ily Pilat 01yl111M1•1y19t. clnlfllMllMl11NllWIJI ........... ,... Cal: Ml·llll after surgeq A lso . new su rgt1 ca l procedures have been de· eloped for the treatment of herniated lumbar disks. Per· cutaneous lumbar d1skcctom) 1s a new treatment tcchn1qur that allows safe rmo ... al of a portion of the herniated dt )k that 1s causing sc1attca. This 1s ro uttnely performed on an outpatient basis. v.1th mini· mal pain and "1th good suc· cess rates. AfteNard. patients can resume datl) ac11v1t1es 1n a much shorter penod of ttme. The vast maJOnt) of people who expenencr lo" hack pain wtll never need <.,urgcn . and v. 1th newer rchab1htat1on methods. most can now avo id develo ping the s~ ndrome of c hrontc low back pain. 4-s a re ult. mo~t ind1 v1duals need not fear sufTenng prolonged d1~b1ht ~ from lo~ back pain. (This column deals "llh common medical topics. and q uesllons are ans"ered b\ medical and denl1ll specia/Jsis Jn the appropnatt' field or e>.perllsc. Please forward q uesuons to the Medical Plaza .\s oc1auon of Newport Cc:ntt·r. c o 1hc H ealth Educa- tlOn Founda110n. 160 S<m Miguel. uJte 206. Nc"port Beach. C .\ 9:660J. Your single source for co1t1prehensive m eClical services. r IH' \kd11 ,tl Pl.1.1.l A'"CH 1.1111111 . 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But the sellout crowd of about 8,SOO ~ gat hered at the Pacific Amphitheatre Saturday ni.Jht for the appearance of shock comic Andrew Dice Oay -also consisted of many well-dressed yuppies and older cou- ples, perhaps in their SOs and 60s. No matter. So has your correspon- dent, from the original 1962 Broadway production through in- numerable community theater and college renditions. You may know all the lines. but it's the sight gags that get you by the fun- nybone. Ch•r•ct•rs In .. A l'unny Thing H •p · pened on the W•y to the l'orum .. p er · for111 the 111u1k•I n .... ber "•verybody 0119ht to H•v • • M•ld." And whether you think Oay is a chauvinistic pig or the reigning king of X-rated comedy, there was no denying the buzz of electricity and excitement in the air before the Brooklyn Bad Boy took the stage. No doubt the titillating aspects of a show based on smashing sexual taboos heightened the mounting an- ticipation. more than ·.half the human 'race is belittled as whores. liars. cheats andl manipulators? Director Des McAnufT has gone all out on this one, using the Burt Shevelove-Larry Gelbart script as the raw material for some of the wackiest shenanigans you'll see on an) stage. The Stephen Sondheim score (his fi rst as both composer and lyricist) is amplified by an energe1ic orchestra under the baton of Ted Sperling -who garners the first bag laugh of the night before the curtain ever nses (and who apparently has some refugees from Spike Jones' Ci t) Slickers an has orchestra pit) On stage, the freewheeling tun 1s deftly o rchestrated by Ernie Sabella as the shifty Roman slave andustnousl) plotting to gain his freedom b} extncaung a capll\C virgin from the "'house of shame" next door for his )uung and equal- 1'1 v1 rginal master. Sabella·~ I Pseudolus is from the classic baggy pants/rim shot school of comedy of .. if1t works. keep it in ." He's a rotund. nbald riot who's always one step ahead of the rest in a tremendous. and tireless. per- formance. His master. Hero. 1s played fair- ly straight in most "Forums." but JctT BlumenkrantL expands the rnmac boundane' of his charactrr in a frenellc 1n1crpn:tat1on that rivals that uf Ralph Rruncau·s manic lh"1 cr1um . Pam ela WinslO\.\ d~·ltuuu'>h enact" the vngmal Ph1lia "'1th ·a capt1\'alln$. Goldie Ha" nish rh.irm that 1, eminentlv "'atchahk Paul Keith shh and '11htl\ create~ the hcnpc~kcd ~cnn .. '' hu eagerl) prepares lo '11" hi\ la'1 "ild oat ("1f mcmun \ef\l', .. l while L11 Torres a11ack~ thl' ">tagc Rolling Stones delight fans in Prague PR..\Gl'E. CLechoslovak1a Rock fam uf all generations climbed a Prague hill and ignored. pouring rain Sunda~ to hear the Rolling Stones. a band once v1hfied b~ the Cummuni'>t go,ernment as a l'ap1- taltst monc~ -mal-.ang machine. ··~hat·., .1 l11tk at11.l rain ht't\\C:l'n fm·nd"> ... \,lid kJd 'inga \f11:i.. Jag· ger \\hl·n the 'urnmer rain ht·g.1n falling on thl' cro"d of I IO.Ol){1 during lhl' '\alllrda~ night shu" He U\l'd h1.., nev.h acquired ( tl'l'h to UttJ\ltrnalh aJdrl''-' the crn"d hetv.el'l1 'ung' S('\cral lt"c:n-agl' girl\ hJd t11 hl' t·nrnt•J J''a' on '>trl:'ll her~ ,1ftt•1 fa1n11ng dunng lht· h-hour v.a1t lnr the: group at <;;1rahm ~tatllum . 1111 thl' hall of thr .. amc name. Short!~ hdnrl' m1<ln1ghl. an a nun} muu-. l :llkr told thl' C\ l'nt"\ organ11cr\ thJI u homh had ocen plantc:J 1n the \laJ1um Whale tht• group pla~t·d "JumptnJ!. 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''ill' -By tbe Associa ted Press TODAY 'S DAILY PILOT K-OCEAN LUCKY LICENSE PHOTO .WINNER .. LICE NSE # 2L37797 DEADLINE: 12:00 Noon Tomorrow (Saturday and Sunday winn•rs hav• until noon the following Monday to claim th•lr prize/) WINNERS RECEIVE $25 PLUS A $25 BONUS IF A CURRENT SUBSCRIBER. For information regarding rul es and regulations caU the Orange Coast Daily Pilot at 642-4321. r with both physique and vocal chords of operatic propon ions as his shrewish wife. Domina. Torres' robust "Dirty Old Man" number with Bruneau as her foi l spices the second act considerably. Jonathan I reeman smirks his way through the role of the slave trader Lycus with aplomb. while George Hall'!> doddering Erronius is a nl>-11ckhng delight. particu- lar!} when he's shuffiing aro und the sc\en hills of Rome. The super-warrior Miles Glono!lus receives an intenselv magnified rcad i n~ from Georg(· McDaniel who bnngs a wealth of dramatic power tu his comical assignmen t McDamel's funaal d1rgt· is a particular high point of a "huw )OU wish didn't have to end f hc tr1um' irate of Fred t Anderson. Barry Lee and Tom Nelis do yeoman duty as the Pro- teans, who take on the guise of soldiers, slaves, eunuchs. what- ever is needed at the moment. One of them (it's anybody's guess which) reaps the biggest ovation of the night with his brief broad- side of Roseanne Barr's recent National Anthem debacle in San Diego. The counesans -Christina Yougman, Wendy Edmead, Pat Moya, Mindy Cooper, Cindi Klinger and especially the statu- esque, dynamic Pamela Everett - are a stellar corps of breathtaking beauties. Moya's gypsy dance in particular is calculated to raise the temperature in Segerstrom Hall. Musically. the show is inventive as well with even the courtesans brought in to back up the ongoing As I hea r d c ha n ts of "Dice ... Dice ... Dice," I wondered. why all the fuss? l mean. why are so many people turned on by a guy whose whole att itude and schtick is based solely on one thing -portray- ing women as receptacles for men's sexual functions? Clay casually dismisses charges against him of sexism, misogyny and inciting violence against women as unfounded. He says. "Hey. the Diceman is j ust my act. It's not me." Then at strategic points 1hroughout his hour set he would punctuate. "And thal's what I think." But act or not. it's hard to ap- precia1e the locker room humor espoused bv Clav. Is it funnv when At one point during his routine/ Clay said. ··w omen -they're alY just so painfully stoo-pid ... at least. most of 'em." Later. in another routine. he stated, "T here's nothina more vatifying than feeling your boot hit the side of her head -isi tha1 wrong?" Insulting. denigrating skits. in- cluding "What'll it Be," .. female' Anatomy." and "Under 2 Minutes:"' were huge crowd-pleasers. His well-' known X-rated nursery rhymes were vin ually recited word-for.word by the generally well-j uiced crowd. Certainly. Clay had this willing throng in the palm of his hand. His' charismatic. swaggering style create~ a strong stage presence that tends to override the actual substance of his material. Hts macho posturing and style of delivery drew raves from a good portion of the male audience. Disneyland quiet about 'Mr. Lincoln' closing By LYNN ELSER "u0<1.tre-d Pr~u \llrttr, cxhibm on the park and its founder. Walt Di sney. ..\NAHEIM -Will D1snnland's Abe L10- lnl11 tw 1..kp<>'>l'U h\ Kermit the Frog and thr ~t uppl't gang'• Disney himself developed the "aud10- an1matron1c .. Lincoln. which premiered at the:" 1964 New York World's Fair and moved tu Disne} land in 1965. Lincol n stands up from a chair. gestures and recites excerpts from h1~ speeches. )Car that a Muppet stage o;how and parade were planned for the park an 199 I. while a 3-0 .. Muppetv1S1on" mo' 1e and theater was set for 1993. Disney last year purchased nghts to use the Muppet characters 1n its theme parks. movies. telev1s1on. shops and retail products. "(1reat Moments with Mr L1nroln ," "'l11l h lea I urn a robot replica of thl' 16th l '.\ pre\11.knt. v.111 dme at least tcmporanl} Sun- d.1~. D1-.nc~ IJnd spokesman Bob Koth said. Ku1h v. mtld not t·omment on emplovce rrpon' lhJI a '-D mo' 1e fratunng the late l1m lkmon·, \fuppct \haracter' "'II replace 1L1n- "uln But he did s;I\ no rt·oix·ntng date for the ~'-H .. 11 -uld L1nu1ln attraction had hcen Sl't Disne~ .. was extremely pro ud of creating that figure." Roth said. The Li ncoln attract10n underwent a $:!00,000 reno"at1on about fiv e )Cars ago. Asked about the chance the Muppet image c:o uld swamp the older i;>isne) characters such as M1cke) Mouse. Roth noted that wht n chaoses have been made an the pa~t - such as teaming wnh filmmakN Cil·orgt• Lucas to create ··s1ar Tours" and "C'aptam Eo" -thl'fl' was criticism. ,, ·"Its a rrfurh"hing of that \.\hok fol,'1111~." ... 11d f{4 1th "\\l··11 he announnng our plane;." According to park employees who spoke on condition of anonym1t~. lhe Muppet movie is replacing Lincoln as part of Disneyland's efTun to g1\e a higher profile to Henson's charaNer!>. "Every time }OU do somt•th1ng hke-that there will be people "ho are u'nhapp}. sa)ing 1hal's not hu" Walt D1~ne\ ''ould ha'e done at," he said. · I hl' I 1nu1ln attraction is huused 1n thl' l>1,11t•\l .. 111d Orwra Housl'. \\h1th also hohh D1sne) officials announced earlier thi s -By The Asso<'iatt'd Pren Movie list ings •ALaOA ctNIMA , "'; fi,.t,. 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Complete TV Hstlngs In Sunday's TV Upda1 e I ,/ 0 GE COASTS 1Y OMW COUT DALY PILOT Monday, Auguet 20, 1teO A 7. A fun evening partying with fun characters , Playa~rs were .!•uahina all the ~Y to 81rr1Porctu a S&turday night =funny thina had happened at the County Performing Ans . Tben it was time to pany. eat Italian food and continue the ~man feclina of "A Funny Thing ppened on the Way to the rum". The Center's board of di- rtelors hosted the post-show pany to bonor the cast and crew of the La Jolla Playhouse production. "I'm exhausted," said lead Ernie Sabella as he arrived at the eatery. But the funny man was still clown- i DJ around as photographers snapped away and president Tom Kendrick welcolmed him. Roger Johnson, vice chair of the Center board, and wife Janice who heads Guilds of the Center. were on hand to greet guests and especially delighted to sec "Forum" director Des McAnuff, anistic director of La Jolla Playhouse since 1983. . "I've loaded thas plate high haven't I," said Kt'ith. So did others aner viewing the buffets loaded with lasagna. manicotti. meatballs and pizza .. Others spotted an the crowded dining room and patio area were Alan uvey. managing director of U playhouse; Judith Morr. Centt'r gen- t'ral manager chatting wath actor George McDamt'I; pretty Pamela Winslow (Ph1ha. a virgin). who talk- ed about the sax and a half week-run of"Forum" an La Jolla and her nt'xt eo.pgemt'nt, a move to Los Angeks. Paul ·Keath, ht'npecked Roman on si.aae making a bold move on the buffet. "I've loaded thas plate high Vida ·Dean haven't I," said Keith. So did others aner viewing the buffets loaded with lasagna. manicotta, meatballs and pizza. While dining and listening to live- ly music of the Gamer Tno, pany people had the opponunity for an afterglow. "I enjoyed tht' play ... I laughed so hard." said Julie Polhemus. "It had audience panicipation. I like that," said James Neuman. one of the Center founders. . "I have .seen this play several times. I laked the way it was u~ dated." commented Dr. Allan Lafson. also a founder. One of the most recent updates was a very bnef screeching of the national anthem with ~estures. "That was 1n for tht' first ume last night." said director McAnuff. who was happ) about bnngmg the plav from a 500-seat theater to the 3.000:. scat Center. "This was a first for us." com- mt"nted president Kendnck on the cooperation of the Pla yhouse and The Ct'nter production (which con- tinues through Sunday). "It's been successful." Judith Morr was phot09raphed with George McDantel who had the role of Mii•• Glorlo1u1, a warrior. Cleaning lady likes \/l(Orking in the 'buff' DEAR ANN LANDERS ..\ few weeks ago I engaged a clean- m& woman to com<' an twice a 1 week and help w11h tht' floors and sal ver polishing. "Mercedt's" is somewhere betw<'en JS and 40. She has a spectacular figure. but her face would stop a sevt"n· day clock. Yesterday Mercedes told me she was going to give tht' floors a badly needed scrubbing and wax them b)' hand. Her last words to me were. "Please kc.-ep the boys and Ma ster out of m) way when I work." (Frequent!) Mister and the boys. aged 14 and 12, come home for lunch ) Mister dad and~d comt' home for lunch that day. and when he walked into the katchen he was white as a sheet. "What's wrong?" I asked. "Ha ve rou seen the cleaning lady la tel)?' ht' said. "No," I replied. ''Why"''' "Well,'' he saad. "you'd better check." I went to the back hall and opened the library door. There was Mercedes on ht'r hands and kn~s. waxina away -naked as a jaybird. "Looks real nice. doesn't 1t?" she said proudly. I told Mercedes the floor look- ed lovely, but that she'd have to put on some clothes naht away becaus.e Mister was home. Sht' aaid in a most emphatic tone that she can't do the floors naht .. aJI bundled up" and to plcas.e keep the mt'n out of her w.y. Ann, she's the best cleanma woman I've ever had. I nttd your adv1Ct' and I need 1t fast. Help! -U>na Island Lu Dear Le: Mtredel ..... , Ule a jewel, dlMClll a Ml •t11. Tell Mr • ••• ,.. IMr ec......._ ............. Mf..-.--•r alter I ,... AM ... IMr .. ...... ~ .......... ... '""' la lM lttiff. J1tl ti U H. Ann Landers L...-..-- DEAR ANN LANDERS: I ha\e hved an .\menca onl) sax months. but I ha\e alrcad) ob- sen e d a fasc1nat1ng phenomenon Nearly all tht' marraeJ couples Wt' kn ow prt"tend tht') art' faithful. but an real hfe they art' having affairs lt'ft and nght. both tht' men and women. In Europe. such prctenSt" docs not exist. I wish to makt' 11 clear. Ann Landt"rs. that I am not cnt1c1zang the moral standards of Amencans. What people want to do behind closed doors is tht"1r own busant'SS. What offt"nds me.- is the pretense and fakery. I firmly believe it is not normal to limit ont'self to one s.ex pannt"r. Mature people should be fr« to , express their natural b1olo11cal dnvcs without damaama them- St"lves or others. I deplore the hypocnsy. How much healthier at would be to show an honest face to the world. Small wonder lhe psychaatnsts an your country att so busy. Everyone as sack from prctendina. -Anonymous. Nease Dear .U..ymeu: No aame! Nel evn u lalt1al! Wlay Ml •• J"r IMMll faee .. IM wwNT I _,,.. Gal IMn It a .... ...... tllhmarltal ....,_ ,.., ..... •· lttil I .. Ml _,,.. I.Ml iJ ... a enryW y 11 dee ..... De , ••••• ., ... .. .,,...,, ' Center founders James Neuman and Dr. Allan Uflon Julle rolhemus with play chor909rapher Wayne Ciiento seated at table trying the ltal,.n 1pec,.ltle1. and Ralph Bruneau factor Hysterlum). Daily Pilot photos by Jim Dean J Society Box Scores: Next Day's Coverage Compadres Caue: Fran Joswick Thera- peutic R1d1ng Center Orauizers: Landa Bell and board members Location: Bowers MuseL.m counyard an Santa Ana DoaatJoa: no charge Meau: Cocktails and hor<> d'ocuvres MHle Lave Jal7 Anelldanee: 200 nding ct'ntt'r supponers Bottom Li.De: Thank ~ou to patrons Next Day Coverage Costa Mesa 552 witzerland expansion BeHfll: 55~ Club for Hoag Hospital ER reno,auon LocaUoo: ~uth Coast Plaza Or1aal1ers: Bon ni<' Pagt' Paul Coulter. Rosanna Cortese Peter ( obuz11 Meaa: Hors d'ocu' ~ buffet Caterer: Th-.mcs Attnduce: · ~ 50 Shawn Morrison, BlrraPorettl chief oper•t- lng officer, with actress Cindi Kllnger. ramel• Wlnslow was among the ftrtt c•st "'embers to arrive at p•rty. Eatertalmeat: <\ gume~ ract' Overlturd: "These are real gume)s from the hospital Something nt'" an part ~ themes .. 59 and Ho/ding Baby Boomers plan to age better I read the Bab) Boomers feel our gent'rat1on ''hac. sue"ed up on aging·· and the~ 'rl' going 10 do a better JOb of 11 In fact. the~ ma~ C'\t'n dl\pen~ "1th old age enttrel~ 1f thq can run 11 through thl'1r Sman ( omputers and coml' up "1th a better altt·rnat1\C Lots of lucl. .. k1dd1cs Nancy Mcintyre ha'e clogged m~ anenes "1th '0 man~ spare nbs and 01') \tan1n1 oh' es arc tl>n~nat1'e. 11's prt'd1 cted our lhaldrt'n "Ill bc liberal an 1he1r old ag<' and rl''cn to patched Jeans and grannae drc\\C\ ~1th all the d~ nam1c r hangcc. a nc.-" gencratwn bnng'> I'd hl e to pa'>~ on a lOupl~ ut endunng truths to the sc:nwr l.'.'1t1zens of the ~I st l"'tntUI) The Golden Year'> could use some new managerial skill\ The in- fra structure 1s as outdated as hot watt'r bottles. No wonder aging 1sn 't popular It hasn't bet•n mar~eted proper!\. A hunch of fuddHJudd\ trad1t1o'nahsts ha\l' been running th~· show for thousands of 'ear~ It's tame for radical changes and what a re' olutaon it'll be "ht•n 76 million ph )'l1cal fitness freak!> reach fift\' The\ ·11 <,trcak b' th1'> milestone· as 1( 11 "ert." the first kilometer of a ~6 K marathon Flab "Ill be as fro"ned on as smoking toda) It's conce1\ablc there'll be ~o Flab Flights on a1rhne\. and de\1g- nated sections an re,taurant' tnr people who let themseh e' go .\ celluhte-free soc1e1'. "hert· 1'txl1c\ arc firm and \OUthiul. "'" dramat1· call) amrro..,( the en' 1mnmt·nt.1l beaut) o bcache!> .\s tht' most alllut·nt po"ertul and hail') consumer group in h1s1on reaches matunt~ \h.lmpooc.. mousses. and hair blo"e~ "'II Jl· count for -'O percent ot the (,-..:p Elderl' c1t11ens "111 be bll''>SCd "Ith full-tx"fa•d trt'SSC~ that OOUOC l' hl c.- bedspnngs "'hc.-n the} "all I <1!>\ lll hair ma' earn the same penah11e ' a!> flab -especiall~ 1f \l'1t:nmtc, prn' e that Jf>sonat1ng "Ith bald-hrad<.'d pcopk l.'auses St'cond-hand baldne'' Tht• most exntrng prom1\t• for thl' fu ture as the end of ret1rc.-ment and the beginning of multiple rareer. For example. aftt'r an 1n1t1al JOb a~ a la"}er. ~ou'll go on 10 Ire-sh challc.-ngt's and U<,(' \Our (.1Nl·[ll\Cn 'mce as a poll 11nan. opera singer or aui.:11ont'cr Or all thre-t' Th<' <'nm- om1c and political 1mra• t ot "ti m1lhon \ oter> ·~ a"e\Oml' ll' cnn- tt'mplatt' While the maJont' toda\ Your suppon hose ma~ th1d.en. and \Our chin line double. but undemt·ath the da gu1~. 'ou'll be the ~me per<>on \OU al"'a'" w('rc O ne da~ ~ou'll d1sco,er 11's poss- ible to lo' c 'omeone "ith "nnktes. flab and thinning hair -JU\t as much as the\ lo\C \OU Honest I can't blame the Bah' Boomers for "anting to tnumph O'er llmt' I remember an m' th1me<, rcg.ardang aging as an unncl'CSsal') prl·d1C'amc.-nt that i:ould bc 3\01ded 1f \OU "c.-rc.- real '-'art'ful -hl e a ta\ audit Wh11t' our generatllm " h1,ld1ng togetht'r better than our parl'nl' \)Ur kids complain "C ~ht,uld hJ\l' worked harder at 'ta~1ng hi Rua ho" did we kno" "e "<'ff going Ill h'e this long" I. tor one. "nuldn'1 Nucy Md•tyrf' 11 • rf'sldeot ol l.alu• Nlgul. People In the News Musicians injured in seven-car pile-up IT ASC' A. Ill. -The award-wanmn& rhythm and blues group Soul II Soul canceled 11s Nonh America tour after be-coming 1n..,olved in a St'ven- cu pileup over tht' weekend Janie B -tht' 27-year-old lead singer and sonawriter "hose real name 1s Beresford Romeo -suffered back inJuncs. and doctors advised ham apanst perform an& for about a W('('k, said the aroup s manaaer. Don Ta~ lor. Four other band mt'mbers wt'rc trcatt'd for manor anJunes and rt'leased. Ta) tor ~ad. He said the aroup cancclC'd the rest of tht' shows on its 1tancrary. ancludina pcrformanet"s m the west Ch1caao suburb of Hoff man Estates. Columbus. Ohio. Montrt'al. Toronto: Bnstol. Conn., and Bo ton. The aroup'$ t"O tour bu~s wert 1n\ol\C'd an a cham-rea t1on a('('1Jent Saturda)' that sent 'I people to thrcc ho patal . llhnoas State Trooper Bruce h1m11u said In February. the band won a Grammy award in tl)e rhythm and blud catcaory for the .. Back to Ufc" sif\&k. Their sona "Afncan Dan<'«'" was namtd ~ t 1n trumcntal. LOS ANGELES -ComC'dian Yako'" m1mofY's success brouaht him from a one-room apartmt'nt 1n Mosco" to a fi,e-bcdroom hou~ near the ghttenna Sunset Stnp. But with thc b1nh of his first child a~ proach1ng. ht"'s g1' ang up his trend) address fo r a Quieter. fam11' ont'nted netRhborhood "We want a beatrr place for Linda to push the bab) can," C\m1moff i.a1d in a re<'('nt inter· '1e" aftt'r returning to Loi. i.\ngcles tollo"' intt appcaram·c., an U\ \'c~s and Atlanll Cit}. NJ Thr former So\1et l'1t1zen and his "1fr. Linda. are pur\'hasang tht' 3.500-square-foot home on the 18th hole of the R l\lt'r& C'o untf\ Club for s~ 4 million and lasting their old Ont' for about S 1.8 million The new homr. an tht' Pacific Palisades area of Los Anaelcs. ha\ thrtt bedrooms and a maid'" quant"r1 "It's someth1n.i lake a Mr. and ~" lca~cr house nd at'i. one-stof\. which wi ll be bettt'r for our child," said • m1moff. who mo'cd to the United tate'I I\ )<'In aao and bccamt' a ettlzen an IQ86. Goldie Hawn and Tom Hanks will he amM& thr SnumofTs' ne" nel.Jhbors. m1motT appt'llrtd with Hanks 1n the movie "Tht Mone} Ptt'' and with fellow comcJ11n Rohan Wilham\ an "Mo'l- cow on the Hudson " S.\NT '-\ BARBAR'-\ Pop su{lerstar Michael Jack on in\ lied 130 ·children to his ranch. "ht're the ' MC' A da} campers from an ta Barhan\ and Los l\n&elcs vuned his zoo. vtdeo arcadl' and custom theater. i.\t first. the children. age 7 to 13. were an awe of Michael Ja kson but that qu1ckJ changed. "Ht' wa so much mort' than t expected. I thought he was 101n& to sa) 'ha' and 'bye.' But he pla)C'd "Ith us tht' whole time," said 12-year- old Monique Jackson of Los Anaclcs. Dunnt turda} 's '1s1t. the kids prt'~nted 1ht' 'tar wath a banner that said "We love you Machacl," and made him an honorary member of the l th ·trttt YM I\ an LO$ Aoaclcs, said Lee hen, a JackSQt spokesman DENVER -Former Colorado Sen. Gary Han as u •na has expencn~ an poht1cs to cap1· tahtc on the newly dcmocratmna East bloc. Three yean after dropp1na out of the prnj. dcnual ratt. lhc S).~car-old Onnoc:nt 11 hclPttll a newly mcorporated consuluna praaice at a [)(nver law firm to a 1st U.S. compenies expand into fore1an markets . -8 y lh AtMC'MtH ,,.._ . '. I • • • ... 11 .. ( OA.tW COA•T DAILY f'tl.OT fa Mandey, Auguat 20, 1990 ORANGE COAST Diiiy .... An Independent Newspaper Pvbhshed by Poge Group Pvbl1sh1ng Inc lob.rt I . ,a9e, pres1den1 & chief e•ecv11~e olfice• William s. Lobdell, ed IOI & vice pre\1den1 Stove Motb .. , monog.ng ed110< Stan Wyman, n19h1 ed1ror Don Fenley, ed11or1ol poge ed•for lotet 8'.om, ieor •es t"d•tu• l09er Carlson, spc•1s f'.:!1•0< Carol Humphrey•, '"'r P•1 ••d11ui Elliot Stein, Jr .• r ~ 0 lfl•O• Gerold W Adcox, Jr., QP'erJ "\J'lOQt" Walter Burroughs, l 901-l 989, 1 '"'' I r•q '"'t 1 \t P• Editorial Postal Service wins battle, but shows it's a loser u N ot snow. no. nor rain, nor heat. not night keeps them from accomplishing their appointed courses with all speed." That's the wa) the LI .. Postal Service likes to think of itse lf. Luelle Davenpon knows better. The 72-}ear-o ld Dover Shores resident recent!\ had a run-in with the Postal crvice. he lost. · All Davcnpon wanted wa~ her mall delivered to a nt'v. mailbox on her porch rather than a curbside ma1lbo Davenport didn't mind walking to the curb 10 collect hl'r mail e\oCfJ da)'. fhat wasn't the 1'1~ue She mo\cd her mailbox after vandals deslrO)Cd the one at the curb Secunt) and an eas> target for vandalc;, -no t ronvl·n1cncl' -"'as her concern. But the bureaucrats at the Po<ital ~en Ill' d1dn·1 scr 11 that way. The) to ld Da,cnport mail dd1\cr} 1n her n eighborhood was curbside dell\ cf'\ onh. unlcsc, thl' cus- tomer IS disabled. An} thing m o re: the)'· reasoned. \.\Ou Id mean sacrificing time and effirn.:nc). fhen. the) hat ked up their reasoning b) refusing to dell\ er her mall. Davenport and Postal Sen ice otliual., argunJ. lhl·n negotiated. She pointed out 11 "as onl~ 11 \ll'P'> from thl' turb to her new mailbox. She rcm1ntkd them of thl· 'antlal1sm. Her argument'> fell o n deal car., She also pointed out that \nmc ''' her nl'1ghhorc, h;l\l' mail sloh in their garage dour., rather than a ma1lho\ on the curb That tuo. made no d11lcrcnu~ 1n the ofliual lin1.: ul the Postal 5en1te bureaucrats. In Da,enporl"• 1.:J\I.'. l urh\1Lk dell\ Cr) meant rnrh<i1<k deli H'r) -no C\ll'pt1on' Da\ocnpon sull think'> 'andal<> "ould tx· Jc,, lih·h to walk the 11 Sll'PS from the \lrl'CI to her front porth to ""il'l ~ her mail bo,. but she ga\t· 1n to the Postal ~en 1<t.' \\'hn could blame htr'' It "a' th,1t or fo rgl'\ ahout her mail because the Postal <icn 1n· ha' .1 1nonopoh on that ,en Ill' It's either II'> "'a' or no ""' Oa\enpon agreed tu put hrr m.11lho\ had, on thl' street. )he lost her battle. hut 1hc Po.,tal ~l·n 1cc \ulkrl'd a bigger los5 11 sacnficl'd puhl1l IJ1lh and good\\111 "'hl·n 11 sacnfi<.ed cu!lto mer sen Ill' tor hurcaurrat1l dlic1enn Postal Sen ice olfic1al' pr<J\ ni their agl'nly'<. moito " nothing murl' than hollo"" ""ordo, lht'>l'lcd in told granitl· That\ a prctl\ high pn<.l' tor a 4uas1-go,l·rnml·n1.il ag1.•n t ' still stinging (rum cntit:l'>m ol 11c. deu\lun to ral'>r the.· ui'>t of a 25-<:cnt '>lamp 10 ~(J u·n1., W hen Writ ing to the Orange Coast Doily Pilot ... T • r· Orange Coo\I Doily Pilot , ,.~, f jf'' t •• ,. (J ,, ,,., .. ,:•·''· , , . • ,. • 1·· ., ' f ;w ,. I' A, f , t' "' t ' ' , .,. l J1 JJ, Commvruty Comm,.nt'lr'f G Jf"\I Commentary • Editorial \ , ' 11 I t • ~ t C I • •s J' I I ·I ... I , •• I ,, l \ ,, h 1. , '· r • • "• Orang" (amt Dnoly Pilot .... It .. -·.' ,, f• 1, 11~ .,,,. , • I , · l' . Doonesbury pt T[.P THC l'{P()!l;f f •f GAP '0L i{//,.l N/JS JI If ' t..11tP6£() i£' ""~l' SI l ' It/IN (£7 A l«'.,;P[.I u, !H il/3.P ' .,. "'· I• l' '' t .. : . '' i ., t'' t .v I , Oronql' C oa\I Doily Pilot .. • ' J • • ; s 'l .. 1 • By GAr ry Tr 11d1•,111 ~ ft'S PJl'(f.JJP-F T ,,.., IOJ m1w "IQ_JP v r rY ((W'x1t1'Jf E MU '3TPJr£ A fj#M[) IAJtrH HE/llJINt OR !M/JITTt/?£{) MA/){.t()MAN 1 w~ 11-1t Jl){X:Jt, fE7EJ! I I Life's bittersweet moments They shape us, then become the heart of who and what we are McDONOUGH. Ga The police have closed off the ~trcc1. and one of 1hcm s1ands at the bamt•r. leaning into the ""'ndo""~ ot car'> "They're making a p1c1urc sho"' 1n 1hc Wards's old place .. Bc)ond the poh<:eman. four Jong 1ruck' arc parked aga1n\t 1hc curb. the las1 one stopped right 1n front of 1hc old. \.\Oockn house """here Y.C arc shooting ..\ dozen peopk arc s1111ng 1n tha1rs in the lawn S>wl'atlng en \hl' -we\ C1corgia heal and a do1cn mon· arc ""alk1ng 1n and oul ol the hou\c t''e~hod\ hurr)1n2 It l'i the snond da~ of filming. anJ "•irnt'\ abou1 fin1c,h1ng on time ha'c alrcad) eclipsed prntilcm'> w11h the ~npt or loca11on or auor'i An C\lra <la\ rnst'i S 70,(J()(J and a hiller argu- ment ha\ aln:ad\ broken out 1h1\ morning belY.Cen.;in a'is1stan1 dcrct - tor Jnd a "Oman rcpre\Cnllng thl' C\l'lUll\C produtcr\ and more argu· mt•nl\ arc lOmin& V.a1ching th1., p;1n1tular "umJn "Ork 1n fact . I u1mt' to undcrc,tand 1ha1 1he b111a argument<, arl"" h.11 '>ht• 1\ after "he h.\\ \a'ited hluod an1l v.ant\ more I am s1111n& en om· ol tlw lhairc, 111 the front la"'n rt·Jd1ng the auuunl\ of 1hc M1dca\I 1n thl' lm:al parx·r and al the "ame t1mr "'Hlhtng \h1.· 'illUdllOn hcr1.· huild 1n1U J \A.ar I ha"c bec.·n on mo' 1c 'il'l'I bcf<Hl' but the '>ccnc., being filmed tn\ldc a local gen1lcm.in named .\ ( \\':ml\ old ht>U'>C lUITTt' ()UI of m\ no\d "Pan' T rout" and -more· to the po1nl -thc' 111mt· 11u 1 of m~ hk I rl \oml' ""a \\. I 1.11mc from a pl;cu· Ml mile'> c,oulh ol hl'rc a 111-wn ralkd \11lkdgc ' tlle < •t"lfl;(lll \1\ lam1h mo,cd 1hcrt• '-'ht·n I "'J' lour -"" father hJd d11.·d ,incl m\ mnlht•r rcm.trru:<l -Jnd ld1 "hen I ""a' Ill and 1n tht· \l'JI\ 111 lx·tv.ct·n ll'rta1n th 1ngc. se11kd 1n 1111· that nt'\l'r thanged >\nd I kno1.1. thr \ITlt'll' .1nd c.11lnr' and kel of th l' pl,1tl' a\ If I hnd ne\cr lclt ~ hlalk bumblebee lloats in the no"'c.'r\. as round and shin) a'i a grape. 1he an!\ crav.I up the kg nf the chair rm .. 1\\1ng on -I \Uddcn- 1) remember d1gg1ng up an ant hill in the \ard. I rcmcmba 1he ant\ cra1.1.hng up lh\.' handle uf1hc \h<l\cl. and then up m' hands and arm'. I rcmemhn the "'a~ the house looked 10 me a'> m) s1cplJlhcr ran. lJrr)ing me in h1\ arms onto thl' porch I remember l~1ng 1n the bathtuh. m~ arm\ and leg'> to'ered ""11h red well'>. J hun<lrl·d an1\ tln:iltng around me nn th<' \Urfatt' of 1hc \.\atcr The heal I'> v.~·1 :ind lan111i.1r. and '>mell::. c\al\I\ J' 11 die.I in thl' r:irh 1950'> . . "Qu1e1 plea~·" a man )cllc. Jnd C\Cl)Onc In tlw )flrd \\OPS 1:tll.1ng an<l mu' 1ng to '-'Jll fur tht• \ll·ne inside tu be '>hot I rcmcrnhl.•1 01hcr thing' 1110 \ kid up 1hc road \\h•i\c latht•r wok him ll\l11n(I. rmc '>unda~ m11rn· 1ng, lod,l·d him 111 lhl' trunlo. of lhl' lar and th<·n 'hnr li1m\elf 1n the mouth I he m.in nnt door "ho \l.()Uld lf1\ Ill' rTll' trl Clntl' in ii \\hlk Jnd \hov. mr 'ht' gun' ht· kl'pl un<ln the t u\h111n "' Iii' d.s,cnrx>1t Tht· la..,t 11nll' I ''J' ner 1n h1\ h11u'<'. ht· <M.11d lw\I .. 1w1 J nigger" I 1.11111'1 kno"' cf that '-'•l' 1rut· .. , 11ur d,iclt.h J1111 '1 kl \OU \i1\ th.II \Hird dot'\ h<"'" he "aid I remcmht'.r lhl' lnol 1n hi' t \l'' fhc "'om.in "'"" f1'prc.·,l·nl\ thr t'\elul1H· dircllr'r' pa"t'' t" no" '-'CJnng J look Jt ka\I ,1, larthtn)I J\ lht· 111an·s "Ith lhl' !!-1111' 1n 111' da\\:np11n \he "'>lalkcn~ 1h1· d11n tor hut ht' I\ in"de m.1k111!l llw mo' 1c. and 'ht• 1.1n'1 get I<> h1rn until lunlh A prodm 11on lompam t.ir pull' up and .1 \\OmM1 ll1mhc, out 111 till' bad -.ea t 1t>""111g a 1hret' 11r four· )Car old hlJclo. lhild I ht' lhild 1' suppo'>l'd lo .1udtt111n tor J onl minutr p:1rt \A.hllh 1.;111' 101 hl'r 111 scrl•am J lw "'·11rn;111 Im .l\l'' tht• l a't ing \U (X'f \ l\Or tllld (lrl'\t'll I\ h<'I daughter Pete Dexter "You want to scream for 1hr man. hone)''" she sa) s. ThC' child shakes her ht·ad "( omc on now. JU\I hkc \OU did for lhc other man " The child pulls free of her mother and dropi. 1n10 a ditch. rcfu\1ng 10 ffiO\C "Pleasc. hone)'. gel up out of there and 'icrcam for th1\ man tx·forc }OU gel )our dress all dirt> .. The 'h1Jd looks up. her c~es "et and round. and ~1lentl) \hake' her head And that ts familiar luo and I Imo~ how tt feels to be in 1h:i1 ditch Her mother pulls her balk into the car and she prci.ses her fan· aga1n.,1 the glas\ as 1he dn' er take\ them hat k lo A1lanta. It is one of those morning'>. C\ er)- 1h1ng I'> familiar. C' rn thing 1s \I rang<· And 1hen four hours la11•r I am rn a lar &01ng back 10 .\tlJnla ITT\'iclf ""hen we pass a hndge ll' er the h1gh\.li,l) and \t'C two old men ~1and- 1ng 1hcrr hl1ld1ng an .\meman nag -1l '' '>O h1g 1hat 11 takc'I both of them lo h11l<l 11 in 1he "'•nd -o'er thc 1raffit passing undern('alh "\l. h.it arc the} doing"" I a<;k 1hc dnH·r ShC' I\ JUSt a kid. I!< 111 14 ~car' old \hi..' look .. uut the Y. tnt.lm' .s long minute "It''> for the llol<lcl'f\," \he S3)'> .. f hc) 're taking thl'nl from here o'er to 1he \.1 1dca\I l here'\ been 1.0n\c1)s on the h1gliv.a\ Jll da)" And I lltare at 1hc o il.I rncn on the.• bridge un11l thc) are out of 'l1gh1 . .ind I am lo\t 1n b111ers"'l..'l't moment\. Munll'nt\ that shape us. and 1hen. in n:p0..c, bclomc the heart 111 ~ hu and what ~l' arc P~t~ Drxtu Is • SAuamrato- based eo/omalst for thC' Or•Dl t' Coast D11Jly Pilot. Bush needs better reasons for a possible war in Mid die East WA~tll Mrl<>' ll< \, .1 '>Upportcr ol Prl'\Hknt lhl'h ' 111· lfl'<lthl) largl· m1ht.ir\ 1nlt'r\ cn1111n 111to 1hc Pcr'lr.rn c •ull an·.i l h11rx I ha\l' the nght to a'~ him lfr hi.· mun· tMdul 1n c\pla 1ntn~ \\ll\ "'I.' .111.· putting \U man) th11u'1<1nll' nt 1111r ho{' <it n\k in \uud1 \1;1hr.1 had no prohlcm "'hl·n lht• I \ m1.,~1on wa~ to Jilin 01hc1 n.1tttin\ tn halting and rolling hac.k 1ht• ruthl1.''" aggrC'i'i1on of Iraqi leader \add:.tm Hu'i'iecn Here \l.J\ m) eountl) standing up aga1n\I the la"" ol thl' Jungle. wrapping 1t'i \h1eld of prntcl 11un around a \mall -wc-ak nation. Kuwa11. and a large weak nat ion. ~aud1 Arabia. telling them that we will not lc1 thcm 'ant'ill in a Jungle of lawlessncu lh31 \.'l)'~ 1hc 'ilrong niay devour the weak We arc cxpm-ina one quarter m1ll1on C rl c. 10 de">Crt deaths 1n order to \top "the rnw temtonal ambt11on" of Saddam. as Mr. Bush put 1t Fine -unttl Mr Uush gocs to the Pentagon and tells thc admirals and general~ that th1'i m1lllon.,.of-dollar'i- a-day mthliry buildup 1n Saudi Arabia and the sea\ around II t'i about "our JOb . our way of life . " That 1s tantamount to say1n1: "We've enJOycd a areat hfe bcclu'iC we've had aasohne at SI .2S a pllon while people in Japan and Wt-stern Euro!)( have paid S3. SS, even more per _.llon. BecauK Kuwait. aud1 Arabia and others have contnved to hold down world pncts of crude 011. \A.C ha"· ht'l'll .chit' 1n lud 0111 l.H toflC'>. light OUI \lhoolhnU\I'\ .ind generate .\mt•nt.1n pro<.lu1. 1, .11 rl' markahl) lo" pm C\ \l.o l' 111\1\I tight a gruc,nmc \\oar 10 prntn t our inlcrcst\ In t'hl'HP pctrukum . When Mr Hu,h k;111'1 11n thJI ".\mcnuin 1.1.<1> ol Ilk" rr,·d. ht• 51nk\ hi'I hc;1d into thr p<11\ont•d water':> of \add.1m·., argum<·nt that he wa' 1·omi:x·lln l to rn,udt· K11wJ1l hcl3U\(' It\ Oii J)rtU~ ~lll\U\1110\ \\l\h the l 'lllled 1.111•\ \A.l'rc 1k\lf11\ ing "the Iraqi 1.1.a> ul lt k .. \addam argue' that Wc\tt·rn tn· vndc~ arc trying to foil h14> f'C\Ol- 1.111on on behalf of thr "'retlhcd hnvc-nou of the A rah world so a<1 to protc.-ct the ob~coely rich lift• l)'lc'> of JeHtttcr Arab pnm·ell and 1he fo1 cat 'l<Xiahtes of 1hc United t:Hcs. We \Cc a q.year·olcl 1n Jordnn 'ohintcenni to fight for Iraq. We see mob\ in the slr('C\S (If Egyp1 de- nouncing Prc\1dcnt tlo\n1 Mubarak as mouthpiece. a stooge. for lJ S. military and ccon<>mtl marauder$. Mr Ru sh hM 1'hrewdly rnnvtn cd Arab officials nnd d1plonia1~ 1ha1 the . . " on n m1ss1on of mere). simply suppunm1 • world order under which everyone can h vc in relative pt'ace But he ha~ not yet convinced the avcra,ge wretched urban worker, or de pcrate peasant. 1n 1hc Arab lands 1hat he hai sent anythma other than lhouunds of new lawrtnrcs of A,..b11 to conquer the 011 field~. the aold. whatever raw Carl Rowan matcna1<1 will enhance "the Amen- can way of life .. Even when Mr. Bu\h sla'ihe\ Sad- dam Hus~in with the assertion that "m1pit doc not mnkc nght.'' "'ilhons of Arabs are saying chat "Bu~h ii> pounn& m all thi~ m1h1ary power jO he can prove that ll 5 m1&ht d()() make naht.'' The U.S. 1s 1ak1n' grtat care to sec that the smallest item of military prcparednes 1s Just naht should our troops face tanks. mu tard ps, poison gas or ju't hordes of f rcnz1ed Iraqi <1old1cl'\ s1ream1 n1 out of some de~n "m1raae .. We ouahl 10 take Jft:uer care rt&ardma what we 5aY about why we arc w11l1n1 to fiaht this war. No one ouaht to be lef\ to believe that we arc asluna o ur sons to die JUSt to hold down the pncc of e.asolinc. Cul ll•"u 11 • ,, • ...._, .. DC· NH'tl ~••ml IN lh Orup C-11 o.111 Pl,.,_ Mark Whitehead Looking back Drownings haunted the pioneers, too Those haunting reports of a child drownina in a backyard swimmina pool lead to some research into the &rim stattsucs of accidental deaths of children when the westward ex· pansion was much like a child - young and vulnerable. Dunng the sreat westward ex- pansion the dec1s1on to pack up the family and go west was the most momentou~ a parent would ever make. Although con1cmporary h1stonans agree there 1s no conclusive evidence showing children were no more at risk on the frontter than elsewhere in the nation. according to the MoT· tality Schedules of the m1d-to·late I 800's. the most frequent cause of acc1denttal death was drowmng. In 1849. pioneer Edward Ayer. other mcn and their families amved in co,crcd v.agons at the bed of a nver. The dec1s1on to cross became a nightmare. one that was not uncom- mon. Ayer heard the cries -"Oodd1e's 1n 1he rt\er'" He Jumped into the churning. mudd) waters to save a fncnd'c; 'ion. but other )Oungsters were swept to their deaths. Author Elton West tells of this account in hi s book. "Growing up with lht' Country Childhood on 1he Far Western Frontier." Just how did <lrown1ng make 11 10 the top of the lest of accidental deaths w11hou1 the help of swim- ming pools'' The Na11onal Archives of Mor- talil}' Schedules of 1870 and We~• confirm. "Most child drownings oc- curred near mining camp\. where the stripping of thc h11Js1des of trees and brush increased the now of stream~ ... West wrote. "A woman an Cilo~. AnLOna noticed her ~-)ear-old \A.as absent. "ihc ran 1mmed1a1el} to 1hc creek " "(The cretk was) al"'a)S our fir'>l thuugh1 when one of the children was m1s'>ing." rhe woman s1atc~ Death on the frontier "'as lec;s hkcl) reponed and recorded 1n writ- ings of the 11me Keeping an image of a ..afc frontier "'as 'rtal 10 keep 1hc CApanl110n alt,c. In the spnng of 1860. a Sc"" Yor~ ph) s1oan Dr ( harles ( lark \I, rote ... l hildrcn .... ere 1hc oh1erh of pit' hJrmlc!><, and hclples!I The) Wl."fl' 1he grealc'>t '!.uffcrcr~ of lhc.· 1ourne) · Marl Wblube•d I• a flif'wport Be11cb-ba1ed columal1t for tbe Or· aDff' Cout Dally Piiot. Letters Story stereotyped all Arabs, Muslims I o the Fd11or In ~a1urda) \ t•<l1t1un of lhl' Dally Piiot. an art1dc cn111lcd "['\pen tiu<1sc1n prnhabh deluded" tndudc\ a quoit: from Saha1urc R Maddi. a P'>)< holog1s1 and l '( I professor· "Ile'\ a pro<lull of his c ullurc \'101- enl·c (en the ·\rab \\urldl I\ almo'll a ..acrcd thing .. Maddi'\ '1-.c.1c1u<; &l'nl·rali1a1111n ~lcrcOI) J'>C' .ill •\rah!> ii\ tx•ing almm 1 rehg1 ou<il\ \IOlcnt , l 'ndcrl)1ng Mat.lc.11'<. wmmcnt 1s J \Ubtlc con- dcmna11on of hl.im If '1oleme 1\ almo\t '13<.rl'<l to 1lw ·\rnh v.orld. and 1f 1hc .\rah "mid "'O\t'Nhelm1ngh Mu,hm. thl·n .1!1110'1 all Mu<,hms mu~I fa,or 'Wkm<· Non\t•nsc I worked Ill lhc M1cldlc ra~I The O\tNhclm1ng "'•'J"fll~ of •\rah\ I mel and 1.1.ur~cd w11h wanl JX'r- mancnt rx·ac.t• addam Hu\\C1n is a nut Bui 10 reason from thr actions of H u~r,ccn to the ..i1111udc toward'I violence held b) r1111l1on\ of Mu\hm Arab\ 1\ '1111), even for a P\)Cholog1'll DON K PIFRTSTORF-F ( o\ta Mcsa Save Our Parks ' antics embarrassing To the F.d1tor To tho'le Huntington Bcalh C1111eM who couldn't or choose-not lo attend. the c1rcu\ tn the council chamber!. C'Onccrning the "Save Our Park\" 1ni11at1"c and a companion alternau"c. )OU ml\scd a show. f'he "Save Our Parks" proponrnts became w ob~s\Cd in their zeal to beat down any oprxmt1on they be· came paranoid. The unjustified abuS(! four of our more moderate council members was UPOscd to was 1nsult1ns. dcmcanina and a rc- flcct1on on che mentality and motivations of 1h1s mmonty group. Behne me. as a member of the non-vocal, mclud1na the senior sec- tor of Huntmgton Beach. if we lee thlS "Save Our Parks" voup prevail, rl could be a dis.Httr and Stt Hunt· inaton Beach back some SO ycan for the benefit of a mall cquntnan aroup. J.R. OSTE RUND Hunl•"lton Bcach All QUAUTY 0 ,......,..,. llMOr .. C...ty .. 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Policy makers refuse to lip their hands. but: •U.S. military buildup in the Mideast 1s continuing beyond the onginal. defensive "trip-wire" in- tended to discourage Iraqi strong- man Saddam Hussein from attack- ing Sauda Arabia. •U.S. offen s1' e capability 1s growing. especially with add1t1on of Stealth fia,hter-bombers and Manne amph1b1 ous assault units • U.S. air and naval patrols an the reg.io n become more ag- gress1 ve. and Pentagon pred1ct1ons that U.S. strength could reach 200.000 go unchallenged by the Whate House. •President Bush's stangrng as~ saults on Saddam make a nego- tiated settlement seem improbable -at least as long as Saddam 1s an power. Bush usJng his own people Bush as now starting to fill U.S. attorney posts with his own people. .U.S. attorneys usually change wath the adman1strataon. but Bush anhented President Reagan's ap- pointees. Now Whate House personnel director Chase Untenneyer con- firms that there's now an "infor- mal guideline~ that Reagan hold- overs won't be reappointed to third terms. There arc 93 U.S. attorney posts; Bush has been able to name only 28 so fa r More w omen In mmtary The number of women tn the armed forces has jumped from 4S,OOO in 1973 to nearly 230.000 today, says a new report by the Women's Research and Educ.ation Institute. The repon points out that one member of the military in nine is female, up from one an 12 in 1980. Sidestepping oH embargo Iraq's surpme offer of peace Wlth Tran could be aimed at foilina effons to choke off Iraq's 011 ex- ports. Houtc Armed Services Commit· tee Chairman Les Aaotn, O.W1s., notes that Iraq could 1ink up with the Iranian oil pipeline system and e1tport throuah rran's muaive oil refinery on le.hara Island. Aspin says oil ell~ tell him it would only take • a couple of weeks" to connect me &wo and make it pOU- ible for Saddam to akin tht em· barao. Iran would utract a steep price for the favor. Outslde's Inside picks Outside, a magazine aimed at yuppie armchair adventurers, pub- lishes a user's guide to the nation's top 25 environmental groups. Outside pans some of the bag guxs. lambasting the National Wildlife Federation's new S)O million headquarters as a "TaJ Majal" and describing the typical Nature Conservancy member as someone who "thanks some en- vironmental groups are soc1ahst front organizations." Best marks went to the Sierra Club Leaal Defense Fund and the Afncan W1ldhfe Fund. A Sodallst In Congress? Congrns could be . getting 11s first socialist an over 60 years. Bernard Sanders. the former socialist mayor of Burlington. as I!' a neck-and-neck race for Ver- mont's at-large congressional seat. Sanders, running as an indepen- dent, is challenging incumbent Re- publican Peter Smith. P.S. Congress' last socaahst. Vic- tor Berger of Milwaukee. was de- feated for re-election in 1928. P artles change date For more than a decade. Af- ahanistan 's low-profile embassy fiere has hosted a reception every April 27, the anniversary of the 1978 communist takeover. This year. AfJhanistan's charge d'affaircs and his wife arc hosting the reception on Aug.. 20. That's the 71 st anniversary of Afghani- stan's independence from Britain. More fats to worry about New study suuestin' hardened vegetable fats 1n marpnne may be bad for your hean caufht the Food and Drug Admanistrauon slecpm&. A new FDA food labelina proposal would make at more dif· ficult to learn what fats arc m food. Under the new proposal. only saturated fatS, which most expens thouJht were the only kind wonh worryina about, would have to be identified on labelina re- quirements. The new study sugests hard- ened unsaturated fats may be even worse for the hean. El s.tvador •trouble spot Look for El Salvidor to re· cmerse as a conarcuional trouble spot when Conaress sets ti.ck to work. Sharp criticism of the Salvadoran hl&h command by Rep. Joe Moakky. O.Masa .. chair- man of a Houte \ask force in- vcstiptina_ the murder of ill Jesuit pricsts in El Salvador. is eapectcd to step up pressure for MW strinp on U.S. aid. Some tenaton a.re pushina to withhold half of nut year's mili· tary aid .. to emphasaze our com- mitment to a negotiated solution," says Sen. Chns Dodd. D-Conn .. chairman of a Latin America sub- committee. The plan calls for withdrawing aid-completely if the Salvadoran government won't pursue negotiations to end the war. Shelters for runaways The Bush adm1n1strat1on ponders regulations allowing run- away and homeless youth!i to Sta) in shelters for up to 30 days. C urren t rules set a hmit of 15 days. But Wade Hom. chief of the Adm1n1strat1on for Children. Youth and Fam1hes. says his con- versations wi th runaways and homeless teenagers ha ve con- vinced ham that the kids need more time an shelters to piece their laves together Speclal Interest turf w ar Special interests gear up to protect their turf when the federal budget wars heat up an September. Best known effort 1s the SI million "can the beer tu" cam- paign the nat1on·s brewers are wag- ing against talk of a hefty boost 10 the tax on al cohol. In addition. senior groups mob1hzc against chanJeS an Social Secunty or Medicare programs. while state and local officials complain loudl) about White House tnal balloon on c.apping wnte-offs for state and local taxes. Non-profit groups. war) of ad· d1t1onaJ hm1tat1ons on wnte-offs for chantable contnbutaons. also prepare to figh t. Law schools sw a mped Record number of students - 88.000 -apply to law schools around the country. Most popular law school is Ocoraetown University m Wash· inatol\, which had 9,600 appli· cations for SOO full -time and 12S- pan-timc first-year spaces this fall. Admiuions officers say they can•t explain the flood of apph- canta seekina admission this (all. "lt miaht be t.hc TV show 'LA Law' or it miaht be the hiahly publicized trials that attract stu- dents,·· said one. A qukk 18 holes What kand of a motor has he got an that can-t Oupa tc hes from Ken· ncbunkpon report Prr!!dent Bush played 18 holes of aolf in I hour and 41 manutes lhc day af\er m~t· ina with Jordan's Kina Hussein Poll: People like to drive, but most are not good at it LOU ISVILLE. K> .:..... Most Amencans hke to dn,c. but the) don·1 know as much about 11 as the\ might think · An 011 com pan)" s S«ond annual poll of .\mcn- can motorists found that 81 percent of .\mcncan dmer\ love or hkc-to dnve. wh ile only 16 percent said the) dislike dnv1ng. But when asked 10 questions about cause<; of accidents. hov. 10 avoid them and how 10 survive them. not one of thc 500 licensed dnvers pan1c1- pa1t ng an the poll answered all of them correcll) .\mong other findings an the poll. 1~c;ued toda) b> Vah olanc. automotive products subs1d1an of .\shland Ori Im of l\shland · •Thin) percenl of those ~urve,ed rated Nev. York (ti) dn\t'rs the worst Lo~· .\ngeles wu second. w11h 10 percent • Ftft)·four percent said 1hcy v.ere heller than ot her dmcrs. v.h1le 43 percent said their dn\fng habits 1A.ere aboul 1he same as other-. 1n their utte'> and towm •Nineteen pertC'nl '31d the .. alwa\s obser,ed speed hmtl\. v.h1le 51:1 pert'ent said the\ did so most of the 11me ~' entet'n perccnt said th~> \Om<"llmcs obe)ed '>peed c;1gn<>. but 5 percent \ltd the' hardh e'er did and I percent said the' al wa\\ ignored posted \peed limll\ • Th1n)·two pcrt.'ent 'laid gender wa<1 nm a factor 1n dnvang skills. 36 perccn1 said men IA.ere belier dnvers and 28 percent respon<kd 1hat women wen: better F1ft)-fhe percent of those: surve)ed were women and 45 perccn1 were men The nat1onw1de poll was conduct('(! through random telephone calls dunng June b) Fle1shman- H1llard Research Inc. of St Louis. Its reported margin of error 1A.as 4 to 6 percentage points. The 10 true-or-false questions on dnv1ng safety and accident avoidance included ones on where and when most traffic deaths occu r (rural. and at night); whether accidents arc pnmanly due to mechanical failures (no). and whether seal belts 11ve you a better or wo~ chance 1rf gt'lting out of a bum1n1 or submerged vehicle <yes -JUSI 28 percen t got this n ght) Dnvers also had the t hanrc 1n thC' poll to \Ound oil about what 1rh them the mo'>t ahoul other dn'e~ -\I th<' top of the llSI v.a\ ta1lurc 10 U'iC tum si gn al!> uted t>' ~4 pt>r\.Cnl ot tht' pan1c1- panh Other bad habm c11ed 1m ludt'd rut11ng oil ur pulling 1n lronl ut othcr dn,t'r' dn\fng too ~lov.(\ and tallga11n1t -By Tbr Ass«l•led Prru Marines bring foreigners out of Liberia FREETOWN. 1erra Leone - About 800 people. most of them Lcbanl·~. were plucked from L1- hcna·) v.ar-ra,aged capital Sunday h> l · Mannes and flown by heh· copter to nr1ghbonn& Sierra Leone The helicopters were amvirlJ so qu1ckl) at a hchpon on the outskirts of u~rra Leone's ~pit.al of Freetown 1hat there was chaos 1n the waiting room The evacuees wert' fi~t flo9. n from ~ton rm ta to l ' S wanh1p\ off the \\. nt \fncan con't and tht'n krm·J 10 \11:rra l C('nc Muff than bUO of the e'acuer'> wer~· l rhancse 1 hr Lebanc\f Fm ba!>!>' h:id s.i1d carher that ahout I\ "'ll of 1is nJ1wnal<. v..crr c'pceted w arr1' c rn 1erra l c:onc on l\unda' and that 1wo 1et<, ha'c been char tered to take them to Beirut on T uesda\ and v. ednesda' The ihrC.-t' arm., nf the Red C ·m.,,, """ cment 1n Sierra Leonc.--ttw l cague of Red Cro'>!> th<" ~1erra l cune RC'd Cro<.\ Organrzallon and thl' International Red (ro\S -v.C'n· helping care for 1he e'acu~s. -8) n, An«l•lrd Prrs. THE DAILY PILOT'S ULTIMATE FOOTBALL SECTION Will be appearing Thursday ept. 6th T o ove r 100,000 Readers INCLUDES: • Extensive Coverage of a11 Local Schools • "'chedule~ of Local Games •Coverage of College Game~ • Raiders & Rams Support Your Local Team and Cheer Them on with a bordered message FOR ONLY '19 Goooooo TEAM! IF ALL THE WAY GOOD LUCK FROM EVERYONE AT JOHN DOEtg BOP ACTllAL MJ-"S."AGE srz..: DEADLINE FOR YOUR M A rE I AUOUST IO caJl y®r 18.! ified Representative Today! 64 2-56 78 .. •• ' • •u1• 00MT DM.Y PILOT w ....... -.... •. 1llO lllEBACKPAGE Lightning sets more fires; rain· helps put them out ~ .... AIMdMed ,.,... Uabtaina caused more than two doeen tiny fires in Northern Cali· fwn~ but the storms that brouabt the UablAins early Suni, also brouaht showers that hel crews a:fly control the new b , fire--ten laid. 'r More than 1,000 li&htnina strikes ICC off 28 fires -all but one under an aett -in five counties. But most were out by Sunday afternoon said F~ Ben10n, head of the Calif omia Oepuunent of Forestry command center in Redding. .. It looks like there arc new thun- derstorms ... but those also look like there arc pretty good showers with SHOOT From Al eluding 3,000 Americans, will be held at vital Iraqi ta.rgcts to avoid the "flood of firr" that will result if U.S.-led forces attack Iraq. "I think that's what a blockade is all about,'' Aspin said on NBC-TV's ''Meet the Press" program. "You give people ample warning to stop and to be searched and to be check- ed out. and then 1f they don't, then of course you proceed to try and disable the ship:· U.S. Navy vessels an the Persian Gulf region fired warning shots at two Iraqi oil tankers Saturday. fol- lowing President Bush's orders Thursday to interdict shipments in and out of Iraq using "the minimum force necessary." The oil tankers proceeded without stopping and were being monitored by U.S. warships. The Pentagon said it knew nothing about a claim by the HOME From A1 1t. No one seems to know exact!) how many officers went on the Juggernaut. whether they were on or off duty or the cost of the parade of siren-blaring cycles. Two watch commanders on dul> Sunday said the} had not heard of -the motorcade at all. A source inside the depanment said several off-dut\ officers had gone to San Diego an their personal cars and on-duty officers ma) have J01ned the group for a shon time as they exited the freewa). Chief Ron Lowenberg said he could answer few questions until after his bnefing th is morning. Planning for the motorcade began in the traffic d1v1s1on. Lowcnbel:g said He could not say whether the motorcade would be a standard procedure afkr such an incident. '"This 1s the first 11me we've had an incident like this since I've been there," he said. "Usually wh en an officer gets anJured he"s on dut) and in his own Junsd1ct1on ·· Barr agreed. FAIR From At The Costa Mesa Republican As- sembly, a consenall\C political gro up. has come out strongly against the betung parlor. as have a number of residents. Lamm said he and other ca t} officials had expected a much more careful impact anal}s1s. panicularly 1n hght of the charged political at- mosphere surrounding the fair- grounds. "If you don't even analyze the total effec.ts of your own master development. then wh> bother" .. Lamm said. "If you·re JUSt making a veiled attempt to barel} compl:v wnh the la v.. then wh } hother"" The c11y·s response to the drafi repon concludes with the comment that the document as "gencrall} in- adequate and does no t compl~ with the ( ahforn1a Environmental Quah· IY Act." them. so we feel we can take care of tbe fires that crop up in the ne~t few da~ without any problems." he l&ld. fire otliciala were equally hopeful about tbe reat of the state Sunday as t.cmperaturea stayed on the cool side. Mott of the army of l S,SOO firefilbten amused apinst the blazes that chaned 270.000 acres throuahout California had been sent home. "The state in general is looking good. ll's back to a more routine level, and we've demobilized most of the largest fi~" said Bryce Keller. CDF battaHon chief in Sacra- mento. official Iraqi news agency's ofa third firing Sunday. Rep. Lee Hamilton, D-lnd., chair- man of the House Middle East sub- committee, said any firing on an Iraqi vessel "would be an act of war" under international law. Hamilton said that if Bush orders ships to open fire, ··1 believe that the Congress will suppon the presi- dent." The White House dismissed an offer by Iraqi President Saddam Hussein to release Westerners held since the Aug. 2 invasion of Kuwait if Bush offers wnnen suarantees that U.S. forces will be withdrawn from Saudi Arabia and the economic in- vasion agamst Iraq as ended. "It seems we're getting a daily seminar of Iraqi nd1cule the!.e days," said White House spokesman Marlin Fitzwater. He said the latest Iraqi proposal "doesn't have much relat ionship to our Objective and contams no new relevant proposals '"Twenty-o ne years. not a scratch Then I go on 'acatton .. ·· he said He thought most of the officers in his escort were off dut) or JUSt getung olT dut}. S<?me on-dut} of- ficers may have joined the parade later and followed along for a couple of miles. he added. "The gu ys I work for are fan tas- tic," Barr said ··Without them I don't know af I could have made 11 through the whole thing. the last two weeks." In between bites uf a McDonald"<, Cheeseburger. Barr sat in the Ii' 1ng room of his home and reflected on how luck) he was to be alive "Life as beautiful:· Barr \aid .. fa. pec1all) when > ou ha \"C~ a se<:ond chance. "If 1t hadn't been for ~usan (has fiancee) and the kids. I \.\Ouldn't be here nght no":· he said. '"The) l..ept me ali ve." Barr. his fiancee . usan Reeder and his two daughters. Donna. 18. and Laura. 17. had planned to stay at the Hampton In n. 5434 Keame} Mesa Blvd. an San Diego after s~nding the da) ar the San Diego Zoo on Aug. 4 Leaving Reeder and hts daughtc:rs 10 the c.ar. Barr walked into the: "We were being as polite a\ v.l' could 10 \a} mg ho"' "alueless ""e feel this EIR 1s ... Lamm \aad. In add111on to the planning de· panment"s I J-page cnt1c1sm. < •I) Councilwoman ~andy Gen1'i. her~lf a professional cat~ planner. sent her own fi\e·page blast 10 the fair board In her letter. Genis said with scarceh conct'alcd sarcasm that 'ihl' considered the fair board's dot u- ment unfinished "II appears that thr document I\ intended onl) as a prellminal') dralt 1n '1e\.\ of the 'ague proJCCt descrtp· 11on and lack of detailed anal\\I'> ... ~he said · Norb Banosrk. Orangt· ( ount} Fairgrounds general manager. c,a1J the cat}·., remarks. and all other comments recen·ed. \.\<Ould be t:iken into consaderauon. But he took exception to C1en1'i c; chara<'ter11at1on of !ht• repon. ac; well as the planning depanment's daams that 11 1s inadequate GO AT The council voted 4-1 to let Barne> stay , but did nm change the From At law. gard 1ng cleanliness and care "I guess he's technical!~ been la'· In the case of Barney. technica lly ing in sin all this tame:· City .\\· a legal non-conforming goat. the torne) Thomas Kathe said case was clear, accord ing to RaJ Councilman Orv Amburge~, who Kumar. To make her pica, 'ihe asked for voted against the goat. said c c;tall doesn't want Costa Mesa's hack and obtained perm1ss1on to bring yards turned anto farm yards. Barney to the O(c 5. 1988 City Council mccung to show how clean "I voted against 11 then. and r m and odor-free he was. and obtained still against 1t," he said. "J think 1t"c; signatures from 25 of her Santa not appropriate. Healthw1c;c, )'OU Isabel A venue neighbors. can be as clean as you want, but -------------~ you're still aoing to have odors. and Otes. If ~ople arc that attached to their animals, there are plenty of places 1n the county they can h ve where farm animals arc allowed ·· Tbe only new blaze proviQ& stub- born on Sunday wu one that ecorched 7 tcm of heavily fomted, ruaecS terrain in the WbilteytOwn- Shaata-Trinlty National Recreation Area. There were l 2 amall fires in Butte County, ~ven in Shasta Coun· ty, four in 'tebama County, four in Lauen County and one in Siskiyou County -all out or under control, Benton said. But Ktller and others warned it would not take Iona for fire con· ditions to worsen apin. Hot, dry weather. particularly in September and October, is expected to funher dry wildlands already parched by a 4-year-old drought. and male.cs no reference to the Unit- ed Nations and Arab ~uc calls for them to leave Kuwait.' Washington has insisted that U.S. military action an the Middle East will end only after Saddam removes his troops from Kuwait and the ousted Kuwaiti government is re- stored to power. CBS News reponed from Baghdad on Sunday that 35 Americans. in- cluding four women and three chil- dren, have taken refuge at U.S. diplomatic "quaners" an the Iraqi capital. It did not specify what 1t meant by quaners. The repon quoted the offi cer in charge of the U.S. Embassy in Bagh- dad. Joseph Wilson, as saying he and his staff were doing everything possible to prevent Americans from bei ng rounded up by Iraqi authonties. -By Tiie Assocl•ted PreH lobby of the motel and anto the middle of an armed robbery. Two robbers v.eanng hoods or- dered Barr to lac on the ground. and one. arme9 with a shotgun. ordered him to give up hrs wallet. According to Barr. the men had no idea that he "'as a police officer. and he did not struggle with them at Ii rsl. "M> intent was to go ahead and let them ha ve the money." Barr said. But v. hen the} reached for h 1 s wallet, he ~ad hl· was afraid they ~ould also steal his weapon. so a struggle ensued. As he struggled \.\tlh the rohber, he sustained two <;hotgun blasts to the arms and legs. After the 1nndent. Barr was rushed to harp~ Memonal. \.\here he underwent extei:isave surgery. He remained thC'rC' unul his Sunday relea~e Barr had nothing but praise for the care he recc1 ~ ed at Sharps. '"The) tool good care of me:· he said .. There\ no words to descnbe all the help I got."' but he v.as glad to be back on the Orange Coa'it. "lr"s good to be home." hr said. ''I'm 1ust going to rest and re- cuperate fo r awhile·· .. h's not a prel1m1na11 draft," he said. "And \.\e do not led the EIR 1-; nawcd .. Banos1k ..aid the fair hoard's en- \ 1ronmental consultants. P& D T echnulog1e\. of Orange. would re - spond 10 l'arh tomment received dunng the re' ll"" JX'nod as rc·- quircd b) law "Some of the quc\t1ons arc reasonable. and c;oml' of them I don"t undcr~tand . but ou1 <on<.ult· ants an· going 111 g1'e dul' tnn'iackr- at1on to all of th<' input "'"'' r rc:-cea't:d,'" he \Clad He ~rd the foar ooard had been informed b) \tatt' otlicaalc, that at had romphed "'1th the California En vironmental ()ualrt) Act \O tar. And he said the hoard "'1111ld con- tinue 10 do so He said It would take \C'o era I weeks for the board\ cnn'Sultant<, to analy1e and procec;., all of tht' com- ments received. and to prepare a final repon would suppon 1hc changc "I thi nk people should he allowed to have the pet s tht'y want. as long a~ the) don·1 becomt' a nu1\ance to their neighbors." he c;a1d Councilwoman and) Gena'>. al\o said she would suppon the amend- ment. "I thank it's fine. a-; long a\ ""e don't go hog wild." she 'il:lld "l JUSt hope we don't give an)'one a bum steer. and I hope people don't try to milk 11 for all it's wonh ·· Peter Buffa said he too would su ppon the amendment. But Amburgey appears to be 10 the minonty. Councilman Ed Glasgow said he ··1 think the permit procen 1s a good idea, .. he said. "in case somc- hod y shows up with 'iO mc outra1eous an1m1tl.'" If the council arproves the code amendment. 11 w1l a.i ve Costa Me~ one of th,c most liberal pet pohc1es =-=-------------1..---------------. 1n the Orange Coast. Newport Beach still allows goats and other farm animals only 1n RUFFELL'S UPHOLSTERY INC. W"-eY-0.....C....e-..ef 107 HAllOll tlVO . COSTA MISA Ht.1 IS6 ' WE CAN ONLY PAY YOU IN LOVE. PrN11?t{lll' prrv.nc ~hml m flunt mer11n Reath b lt'c:ktnl! mluntt.'\'f\ ru 11.ork rt\ Tc.1Cher\ A st\(,mb Tr.tni'lft,mun t.m h: pro\ 1Jt.J ~ t le<-..111 thc: lme you'll rt'lc:tvc:, wt:'ll C\cn Ire.it you 111 lunlh Ple,1'ie c.ill Ml"1;1me c11 { 71 4) 89, .0051, or ( ! 1 l) 596· I bH I • I certain ZOOC'I. Hunt1n11on Beach allows aoats IS Iona as they are not wi1hin .SO feet of neighbors' hou~s. But no male 1oats arc allowed in the aty. In Fountain Valley. livestock is perm11ted only in aancultural zones. Ooats arc pecific"'llY ~hibited in any or the city's residential sub- d1vis1ons. Lquna Bach allows the kccp1n1 of livestock, by permit. Animal control officials in Irvine could not be reached for comment. Packing a video camera, • fe•ther- bedecked dancer takes a break at th• .,..., ..... ,.._ 9F .,._ ... ·- Pow Wow held at the Or•ne• County l'•lr9rou,..1 last we•k•nd. Indian dancers could show the hip-hoppers some steps By HOUY WAGNER COSTA MESA -The Amencan Indians dancing at the Southern California Indian Center's 22nd an- nual Pow Wow Sunday could show the rappers and hip-hoppers a thing or three. Fof'iet the drum machines. rap rhythms and quick. Three Stoogcs- typc dance steps. The Indian dances incl ude some of the fanciest foot- work this side of the Great Plains. done to trad111o nal tnbal songs and drums. "For most of the city Indians. this 1s their onl) lin k to trad1t1 on:· said Damon Polk. an Apache-Quechan Indian from Winterhaven. Calif. ··where I li ve. people have access to sweat lodges. pra>er meetings and tradiuonal foods.· The pow wow ts a longstanding trad111on among Indians. It serves as a gathcnng to celebrate life. friends and the gjfis of the Eanh. "This 1s the only thing we havr to g1v(' 10 our creator," Polk said. The pow wow 1s both a joyous and solemn occasion. pan religion. pan fnendly competition and pan pany. "Those at the drums arc patient, courageous people." Polk said. "No one told them to go and sit down there. They took the responsibility 10 sing the songs as they are meant to be suna. from the heart." Polk, who came with his mother and his children to dance and social- ize at t.hc Oransc County Fa1r- 11ounds, pointed out many of those dancing are professionals and the dancin1 helps relieve the stress of the work-a-day world. "This 1s where they find the strength to deal with the stresses of everyday society," he said. Besides being a gift to the heavens and a release from tension. the danc- ing competitions help pass along traditions from one generation to the neJtt. "We tell the children. if you couldn't speak. what would you tell people with your dancing?" he said. "The children bring truly fascinating fun and cnJoyable things to the dancins." Delaine Alley and her family came all the way from Tulsa. Okla. to this pow wow. All of the family members dance -the yo ungest an the clan is eight and the eldest is 54. Bu\ the children start teaming much younger. Alley said. "Usually they stan when the> 're about three. as soon as they·re old enough to know what's going on." she said. Alley had two good reasons to come to this pow wow. its repu- tation and a chance to sec her father. who was among the singe rs. Pow wows are held every weekend 10 Tulsa. Alley said. adding she apprecia tes the change of compet1 - t1on. "lt's nic.c to come out here and compete with dancers I've never competed ~inst," she said "The rules arc different here. it's much stricter in Oklahoma." Ann Jeff. 20. and Leah Vl'ga. I l. both of Bishop. came with a po"' wow club Jeffs aunt stancd about a year ago Both remembered dancing when they were children. but had lapsed away from tlte traditio n since. "It's something new to us. we're JUSt learning." Jeff said ··You learn a lot, the older people really know what"s going on. This 1s the b1Sfest one I've been to. And it's not JUSt Indians. there's more whates from the outside." Hughes Aircraft may move out LOS ANGELES -Hughes Air-D1vis1on is study1na whether to craft Co. 1s weighing a possible move the division and its 1.200 move of a Torrance-based micro-employees to Colorado. Arizona or wave products division to another New Mexic-0. sajd James F. Roberts. state. company officials said. d1rcctor of materiel operations at the The Industrial Electronics Huahes Industrial Electronics The company said 11 would not make a decision until October. The sites being considered are Colorado Springs. Colo.. Albu- querque. N.M ... and an undisclosed location in Anzona. Robens said. G roup's Electro n 0~ Group in Torrance. -81 Th A11od•ted P'ttt1 Solar panel ignites home's roof ly HOUY J . \lfAGNf" LAGUNA Hit.LS -A family's encray oon1e1ous- ncss may have cost them more than it saved. A blaze. touched off by a solar pencl, did S 18,000 damqe to their home Sunday. Orlnsc County Fire Capt. Dan Youns 11jd. "The solar heatina panel on the roof heated to the point it ianhed the roof." he said. The home had a shake ahinaJe roof, considered 1 hi~·risk material because it bums so eaaily, Youna said. "With thote typa of roofs it's not Just I.be roof. the auk Is also bumlns." he 11id. No resJdents were inJured, but firefl&htcr Oil Camerena suffered a fr1etu~ foot after he ~II off the roof or the two-story ho~ at 2SS21 La Mirada St. "He landed on a potted plant, which probably broke hit fall but sure destroyed the plant," Young said. Fircfipters were at I :30 p.m .. and had the blvc under control in 4S minutes, Youns said. Five cna;nes one truck compeny, four suppon vehicles and a totai of lS firefipters rciponded to the call. The fire did S 12.000 damqe to the home and another $6.000 to ata contents, he said. lnvntiaators had not determined whcthc.r theft WIS • deaian naw in the pends, If they had malfunc- tioned or were out of adjustment, he aald. Anolht.r pollibility ia "pyroforic dc<lomposhion " a ~ in which tbc chcmK:AI composition or'1 combustible material chanan after IO"f·tmn uposure to lower hat thin it would take to ~tie, Youns uid After the decomposition. the matmat could iannc it a lower temperature than h ... ould normally \Ike • ltOGIR CAllUON Spotts ldltor ClASSll'IED/U COMICS/• Monday, Auguet 20, 1tlO m • • • • ·-PREPS Ba~ Faulkner Semantics, they're all just part of the process Orange Coast Area football coaches in a oosturing mood The pmes have yet to bqin on the field , but the annual pmesmanship of Ora.nae Coast Area football coaches kicked offlast week as initial contact began. With media interest in the upcom- ing season focusing on coaches and their opinion!, the clichcs and prc-dic~ble posturina of these ex- penenccd spokesmen ri.na as familiar as the sounds of clashing helmets. The delicate practice of expressing confidence and optimism while si m- ultaneously intel)ecting humility and respect for upcomina OpJ><?nents is as much an an form as dev1sin1 a brilliant pme plan. Mere seconds after detailing their woeful lack of experience, size and depth, coaches can quickly tum the tone of the conversation to in- tangibles, the saving grace of the downtrodden. "I'm very pleased with this team's work ethic and desire." a coach will confide. Conversely. a guy sitting on a con- sensus powerhouse will bemoan his lack of cohesi vencss or harp on the unpredicatability of the injury factor. Politicians could learn a few things about diplomacy from these guys. One coach summed up his preseason stance as follows: "I'm not overly optimistic about many things and I m pessimistic about a lot of things. I'm very reluctant at this point to say anything positive about our team. because many times if you make projections with young people, you're disappointed." Stall another coach gushed praise and favorable co mparisons to previously successful teams. only to request they be toned down in pnnt -at least until the results of the season opener (Sept. 7) were in. This talent. of course. 1s not hm- 1ted to the football faction of the coaching fraternity. but they seem to be the best at tt. Let the games begfn! 0 Spons Director Bob Elder has an- nounced that KORG radio station ( 11 90 AM) will broadcast a high school game of the week th is season. Elder said he has not committed to a complete sc hedule of games. in order to ensure the best matchups are offered. Plans for the season-opening broadcast are still in the works. but the Sept. 7 Mater Dei-Cap1strano Valley pme is the leading candidate. according to Elder. Elder said Edison and Fountain Valley are candidates for.future broadcasts. 0 The traveling pany accompanying the Edison football team to it's Au~. 31 date wtth lolani High at Hawaii s Aloha Stadium was estimated at 250 by Charger Coach Dave White. The sophomore team as well as cheerleaders. parents and boosters will JOin the school's varsity players and coaches for the island opener. 0 . A verdict on the Ocean View High water polo program's future 1s ex- pected this week when Act1v111es Di- rector Lee Gaeta meets with Pnnc1- pal John Myers to discuss tht current lack of a coach. Arca schools will begin practice today to prepare fo r the upcoming season. but the Scahawks, who have been handicapped in the Sunset Lcafue b:· their lack of an on-campus poo . have been unsuccessful 1n at- tracting an applicant for the coaching position vacated by Sharon Krogman. Krogman. who could not stir player interest when she at- tempted to field an Ocean View sum- mer lcaaue team this year. has ac- cepted a teaching job at Warren High in Downey. .. The job has been open all sum- mer ""but without a.tcachina pos1t1on to oner, the job is not that attract- 1 ve,'' said Gaeta. who retains the hope offielding a team. (ftleaM tH FAUU<NER/Bll INSIDE • Monie• S•I•• upse ts M.una Navratlov• /12. • Y•nll•et extend Stump Me11 .. 1 conttact/12. • lrvlfte•1 Altdy C•rtson U*d. trtethlon/12. • T.wvtllon-redlo/12 •...-Le .... /11 • Hone r.ctng/IJ. Dolly Piiot's SIQl1SUNB 1-900-446-7171 k 'OH S Ai'i0 S<'HFOOUS l.AT1 lllliAKINO NflWJ i• HOURS a.•- Outlier captures Schock crown lly ALMON LOCKAMY Oelt ............ _ Outlier. co-skippered by Schmidt and Gordon of Cahfomia Y acbl Oub won the Schock-JS nationaJ cbamp1onlh1p after a 1e~en-racc series sailed in the ocean off the Newpon Pier and sponsored by Balboa Yacht Oub. Twenty-four yachts turned out for the event. The Schock-JS, produced by the W. D. Schock Co. of Oranac County, 1s v1nually a one-design (all alike) boat and was racing on a no handicap basis. Laaht to moderate weather was prevalent for all three days of the reptta. There were two races Friday, three on Saturday and two on Sun- day. Th ..., Net,.._.,~ L ...... ,, • fleld 1et1 under w., ~ut of Newport In Schock-JS nMlonal c,._pton1hlp1 competition over th• weekend. Outlier finished the series with 29.2'5 poinls. Second was Main Squeeze, Rick Dorfman. Del Rey Yacht Oub, 34. 75; third was Butter Cup. John Gu1er. Balboa Yacht Club. 50; fourth was Piranha, David Voss. DRYC. 51. Dodgers can't gain ground on sliding Reds, go down, 2-1 Offerman's homer goes for naught as Montreal rallies LOS ANGELES -Unfonunately for the Los Angeles Dodgers. shon- stop Jose Offerman's Hollywood fin · ish came at the stan of Sunday's aame. Pinch-hitter Mike Aldrete singled home the winning run with two outs in the ninth inning as the Montreal Expos beat the Dodgers 2-1 . spoiling the spectacular debut of Offerman. Offerman. homerless in 450 at- bats this season with Triple A Albu- querque of the Pacific Coast League. led off the first in rung against 14-year veteran Dennis Manmez and dro' e a two-strike pitch over the 385-foot mark m right-center field. "It's not embarrassing.. .. Maninez ( 10-8) Sjlid. "It's great for him to come out that way an his first game an the big leagues. An ybody who comes to the big leagues. it's for a good reason." Offerman 1s the first Dodger to homer in his first career at-bat since Dan Bankhead on Aug. 26. 1947. and the first maJor leaguer to do 1t since Toronto's Junior Fehx on Ma) 4. 1989. The other Dodgers to ac- complish the feat were Clise Dudley ( 1929), Gordon Slade ( 1930) and £m1e Koy ( 1938.) Schedule AT IAT # Mon: Phlls (home) 7.JS cJJ ON DECK l Tue Phlls (hOme ) K 7 JS IN THE HOLE Wed Pnll' (hOme)" 7.35 All 1>eme' on KABC radio (790) • SC SPOrl$Channel ci&ht innings in his duel with Ramon M"an1nez ( 15-6). Steve Frey retired the side in the ninth for his sixth save. Dave Martinez singled with one out 1n the ninth off Ramon Maninez and Jay Howell relieved. Jerry Goff walked and Aldrete lined a singlt to center field to help the Expos snap a three-aame los1na streak. "I wouldn't say I was deli&hted to see Howell come m because he's one of the top relief pitchers in the league." Aldrete said. .. As a pinch hitter, you JUSt go up there and take your hacks. If I had to choose who I was going to hit off of. I'd guarantee he's not the guy I'm going to pick." The loss kept the second-place Dodgers 6'h games behind Cincin- nati 1n the National League West. "We 've beaten everyone else in one-run games. and we finally beat these guys... manager Buck Rogers said. We've won a lot of one-run games th is year (25). but not an this ballpark. I'm JU St happy to win one ... (Please Sff DODGERS/Ill "I wasn't nervous." Offerman said. "Ba.seball's the same no matter where you play. I waited for my time. When they called me up, I was ready." Martinez got tough after that. though. and gave up seven hats an Dodgers· rookie Joae Otferm•n p•11•• • jubll•nt co•ch Joe Am•lflt•no •• he clr cle1 th• b•1e 1 on his home run In his first lftlljor l••eu• •t -b•t In th• first lnnlnt Sund•J· De .... DelNe_..of .... l•~awet""° 1•c•l'MI .._. • ~ la•..-C .. off D••IH .._. ..... JM• OffetllHt11•1 hM one INN· lft."""' lt•el SUIMlllJ afternoon. Clemens simply too much for Halos as he racks up win No. 18 ly DAVE O 'HARA BOSTON -Roger Ckmen,· game plan wa~ to pitch into tht' seventh inning an a 0-0 tie Instead. Clt'mens had a four-run lead unda) and th<' Boston Red . ' ended a thr~-game lo"ng streak with a 4-1 '1ctor. O'er the ( al1forn 1a Angt'ls. Clemens scattered ei ght hits. struck out eight and didn't v.alk a batter an SC'' en innings. earning ha\ Sil th consttull' <' 'actor, and I Sth of the season v.11h rehef hrlp from Jeff Gray. "I was cooked."' Ckmens said when asked about has depanure after throwing 109 pitches "l threw a slider (an the ~\Cnth) and I feh all the adrenalin come out of m\ arm ·· Clemens. who has lOSI OOI) fiH tamt's m 27 start . lowered his maJor league-leadina earned run "'erage 10 2.04. He also mcrt'IS('d ha <\L-lcad-ma stnkeout total IO 18) "Ht' rcall> didn't ha ve his great stuff, but ht s Roger Clemens. super- star," said Boston catcher John Marzano. "He donn't havt to have has art•t stuff to win a ballpme .. "When you get down by thret or four runs apinst a guy hke that. 11' veryJ. very difficult to beat him," ahrorn11 Manaacr Doug Rader said af\er the Anaets' fivc·pmc W1noin1 streak was snapped ''He's a dom1- natin1 pit her · Clemens p vc WI) to JefT Oray at the st.an of the ca&hth. Gray checked the Antell 10 the final t'Wo 1aninp. camina h11 third save as C'allfomia's fivc ... me winnana streak ended. The vtctory enabled Boston to re- Schedule AT IAT Mon •' Oe1ro11 • 4 35 ON DECK Tue et Detrotl • 4 35 IN THE HOLE Wed at Oe1ro11 10 JS All gemes on 1<.MPC rediO (7101 • On TV Ch S, ic SoorllChenrtet ta1n 1ht .\L East lead with a 00 I edge O\Cr Toronto, which completed a thrtt-game scnes sweep in Minne- sota while the Red Sox salvlfed the windup of a weekend set with the Anacls The Red Sox staked Clemens to a 4-0 lead before the Angels scored their only run in the third. With one out. Die" Schofield doubled and scored one oul later on a sanaJc by Pele Coachman. C1emens was in rommand the rest of the way as he raued bas record after a Boston loss to 11 -2 this year and 6 7-17 in his career. Boston took a 1-0 lead apinst Jim Abbott (8-11 ) on a walk, an infield out and Wade Boas' R&I 1inpe in tht' first inning. lhen capilahzed on two errors 1n a dCClsive tJvec..run second. Wath one out, Tom Brunansky sinaJed for the first of his three hits. 8runan1ky took ICClOnd on an in.fiekt out, tbtn ICOred on Luis llivaa'• double. Jody Reed sine*S \0 tcOt'e Rivera and Recd came around on a • .enaofmon. • Abbott allowed ,.._, hita, Md • out lix and walked tiM beb'l liv· • flll•-.. NJmlU/UI .. t , Ocean sports Australia's Lawson sparkles in Stirling wave ski performan(e ey U.OYD TK:I ole&c, lite MriaJ barrel rolls. l ().foot ~,.......,......., hi1h aertala, and Just plain ou~ lpeed turns. HUNTINGTON BE~CH DutiQa tbe event most onlooken Stuart Lawson of.~ustraba put on were shocked at the performance one of the most bnlhant S"!rfin1 per-level of tbele surfers. Even the formancts ever w11nes~d 10 captur-. wo.nen were doina remark.able a~ tf:?c 1990 .wave Ski World Cup tbinas with the waves that can't be titles an H"!~llnJtOn Beac~ Sunday. done by rctular surfas. Wave skuna as son of bke surfing . • , . . 00 1 canoe shaped board with 1 Otbe~ ~1v~11on WtlUlen . ancluded paddle, arid these guys do stuff you Australaa s Sunoo Ramsay an lhe 18- wouldn't believe! Wave skiiers do and-under .class. Orea Bond of San maneuvers on waves that arc im-Clemente '~ the 40-and-ov~r class, nn..•ible for ..-utar surfers to com· and Nat~h~ . Furmann an the .,_.... ·-• women's d1v1s1on. Phantom wins Phantom, co-skippered by Ann and Don Becker or the host club was the Class A winner Sunday in the founh race of Capistrano Bay Yacht Club·s Ocean Racina Series. The race, sailed in Performance Handicap Racing Fleet (PHRF) rat· ings, took the contestants from Dana Point to Newpon Beach and return. Results: CLASS A-1. Phantom. Ann & Don Becker. Capistrano Bay YC: 2. Showdown. Pete Meade. CapoBYC; 3. Ayacucho, Mike & Emmett Hines. CapoBYC. CLASS B-1. Virginia, Dan Heagney, South Bay Yacht Racing Club; 2. Anticipauon. Bruce Lotz. Dana Point YC: 3. Slingshot Ball Murray. CapoBYC. NON SPINNAKER-I. Serena. John White. DPYC: 2. Tempest. Jeff James, CapoBYC; 3. In l ieu Of. John Kaas, CapoBYC. By ft~ Dally PJ/ot The event is annual, and will re· turn to Huntinaton Beach next year. The Wave Ski World Cup was hosted by Aussiespon and Western Surfing Association District S in Huntington Beach. Jf you have any questions concern- ing wave ski events call Ltz at (714) 960.5151. 0 MALIBU Pat O'Connell be- came the first surfer on the PSAA tour this year to w1n two events when he took out the competition at the Croak1es Malibu Classic Sunday. O'Connell did the big moves when it counted most, including a radical upside down re.entry on a closeout section to put the nails 1n the coffin during the closing minutes of the 45- minute final. O'Connell had a different strate~y. opting to sit 1ns1dr the main point while the other competitors hassled each other out of position up the beach. getting long peeling wa ves 10 himself for the enurc duration of the heat. In the quest for more efficient, le~s costly engines for our passenger cars, Ford of Europe has produced an experimen- tal plastic engine designed to bring down weight and expense. Called the BRITE power plant for Basic Research in Industrial Technology for Europe. the 1.0-liter engine is in fact lighter than a similar metal engine. less expensive to build. and of all things. 30 percent quieter. It seems that among other things, plastic serves as a far superior insulator than metal. Now granted. the entire engine is not constructed of plastic. Aluminum alloys are used for the cylinder walls, combustion chambers. coolant jackets and main bearings The engine block. cam cover and oil pan are formed from fiber-reinforced plastic that has proved to be quite durable. This durability has been confirmed by a 200-hour operation test that included 40 hours at full power. Apparent- ly. nothing melted down. Another form of durability testing came during the 1985 IMSA Camel GT road race where a prototype Lola powered by an Amerlcan·made Pollmotor ran in the event. The Polimotor was close in design to the Ford engine. In the race to produce more efficient. less pollution· prone vehicles. Volkswagen has designed a Golf that uses a combination of electric and diesel power. Sound odd? The experimental vehicle Is powered by an elght·horsepower 72- volt electric motor that propels the car to 35 mph. where a 1.6-lrter Umwelt diesel producing 60 horsepower automati- cally takes over. The Umwelt diesel. by the way. 1s the cleanest auto- motive engine known to man. This combination of diesel and electric power allows the Golf to travel twice as far on a tank of fuel. and the vehicle could be ready for sale w1th1n three years. When you think of the ultimate four-wheel drive. what comes to mind? The British Range Rover of course Well, Mercedes-Benz has decided that Range Rover shouldn't be the only one to otter a luxurious yet capable off-roader for the adventurous and well financed Although Mercedes·Benz has been building Its four- wheel-drive Gelandewagen for the last 12 years. Mercedes has recently handed the utilitarian veh1c1e·s development responsibilities over to the people who design and engineer their passenger cars. Th is means that the small truck that was once considered a commercial vehicle will now become a true sport/utility with a full complement of safety and comfort featurs suitable for civilian use. With instrumentation for the 300E and seats from the 190. the interior will then be finished with wood trim and available en leather upholstery. The idea Is to take their rugged Jeep-like vehicle and give It all the style. comfort and panache of a Mercedes-Benz passenger car. Instead of the diesel power plants that propelled many of the earlier G-wagons. Mercedes wilt give top models a 170-horsepower three-liter six, and may offer a 24-valve version of the same engine. A 32·vatve five-liter V-8 could make the Getandewagen a true Range Rover competitor. The upgraded G·wagon will be avallabte In Europe this fall. and plans for Import to the United States are not ye1 firm. Sergio Sanchez of Frank's Mercedes-Benz In Laguna Beach said he would welcome the sport/utility Mercedes model If the German company decided to send It to the United States. According to Sanchez. people in the construc- tion and real estate business often requ1re a capable. yet upscale four-wheel·drlve vehlcl' to use for work, and the 0 - wagon would be a perfect addition to the Mercedes-Benz llne. "I have plenty of customers who would be very lnteresttd In such a vehicle" said Sanchez. . . . Would you pay $2 a trip to take the 57 freeway from the 1-5 to the •OS? This la one of que1t1ons being raised by the Orange County Tran1portat1on Comml19'on as they look at private tollway proposals that Include a Route 57 extentton. The 8.5-mlle toll road would be opened In 1998 and carry 88,000 cars each day. The extension of Route 57 would follow the Santa Ana River channel, running on either side, and connect with the San Diego FreflWay. The most wtdety used MCtlons would provide direct connec1lon1 wtth the Santa Ana Freeway and Garden Grow Boulevard u weH u • First StrM1 and Warner Avenue ramp. and It would Ue Into the Corona det Mar F,...,,ay wtth connectk>n• to A.dams Avenue. Both Flt1t Street .nd w.,.,.,., woutd oner -....xpenetve tOU coata. • "I'm 10 AOkedi I can'1 believe it!," O'Connell exclaimed. ... just Mt in· Mcie and caqht aood waves wbile the other 1uya were just haaeliq. I'm j\llt stoked 10 win.'' O'Connell'• win will almost cer· tainly _move him in10 the top five in the PSAA ratinp. and it look• u thoqh he's aoana to be a tOuah contender lor the title down tfie SttelCb. Oefcndina event champion Dino Andino increased his ratif!P lead with a second place finish, followed by a rejuvenated Chuy Reyna of Oceanside in third and Santa Barbara's Chris Brown in fourth. 0 HUNTlNGTON BEACH -Kirk Tice of Huntington Beach won every heat en route to a victory at the latest Christian Boardriders Pro/ Am event held' at Golden West Street over lhe weekend. Surfm& smoothly with a palished style, Tice capped off a brilliant ~r· formance in the Pro division ap1nst the likes of Jason Senn of San Diego in second, Huntington Beach's Mark Moreno in third, Newport's Bill Baum and Chris Cravens in founh and fifth, with Lquna's Jason Haughey rounding out the final in sixth place. Meanwhile in the other divisions Huntington Beach's Craig Bctchloff was victorious in the men's, Newport Beach's Tro)' Eckert won the Jun· 1or's, and Huntington Beach's Chris· tian Hane} took the Boy's. In the Pro/Am ratings after four events. rm still tied for first along with Newport's Chris Cravens. fol· lowed b> Darren Brillhart. Dave Erickson and Chas Wickwire round· ing out the lop fi ve. Dave Erickson leads the men's. 0 The ASP Quicksilver Lacanau Pro held 1n France was won by Tom Curren. who defeated Ncwpon's R1 ch1e Collins in the final. In some interesting matchups Kell) Slater defeated defending world champion Martin Potter. Ni cki Wood and Tom Carroll before bowing out to Cu rren 1n the semis. Also worthy of mention -Curren defeated Op Champion Todd Holland 1n a rematch of their Hunt· ington Beach duel al the Op Pro. and Brazilian star Flavio Padaratz once again made 11 to the semifinals. In the ASP World Rati ngs Austral- ia ·s Rob Bain is still 1n the lead by a meager 22 points over Curren. fol· lowed b> 1988 world champion Barton L)nch 1n third. contender Gary Elkerton 1n fou rth and 1987 world ch3mp Damien Hardman in fifth . 0 OCEANS I DE -SonJa Bersch of Corona del Mar won the grand champ1onsh1p 1n the women's d1.,.1s1on of the 14th annual World Bod} surfing Championships. Bersch won a tnp 10 Hawa11 for two and S800 worth of merchandise. he ~as competing With th e ( r)Stal ( ove tea m. Golf Pigskin Classic tourney starts Wednesday There's sull lime 10 enter the in· augural Disneyland Pigskin Classic Golf Challenge at Tustin Ranch Golf Course on Wrdncsda} accordi ng 10 spnsonng Orangt' Count y Sports As- soc1at1on officials. The golf compc1111on 1s a prelude to the Un1vers1ty of Colorado vs. Tennessee football game on Sunday at Anaheim Stadium. Golft'rs will be assigned to either the Colorado Buffaloes or the Ten · nessee Volunteers for pla y 1n a two· man scramble fo rmat. Each foursome will consist of a two.man team representi ng Colorado and another re presenting Tt'nnessee Players may select the team they wish to represen t accord1ng to Don Andersen. Ext'cu11v·e d1rec1or of OCSA. "ThoK who have a preference may select the team the~ wish to rt'presenl un11I that team 1s filled ," Andersen says. "After 1ha1. they will be as· signed to a team It should be a fun day for all concerned on one of the newest and fin est golf rnurscs in the area." The tournament will also feature individual pnzcs for closesHo-the· hole. lonaest dnve and awards on each of the par-3 holes. Those who enter and pay the S225 entry fee will recrivc a golf shirt in team colors. a aolf cap 1n team colors. a tee packet including balls. tees. towel and other gifts, a color team photo, arces fees. can. lunch. bt'veraacs on the courst" and an awards banquet in the evening. Ed Arnold. a resident of Fountrin Valley and sponscaster on KTLA· TV (Channel S), will serve as master of ceremonies for the awards ban· quct. A silent and a vo1cc auction will be conducted alon1 with prilC$ for raffic tickets includang tnps and Di,. ne}'.land merthandisc. For those wishing to enter. call 634-1984 bdore Tuesday."' The Oranac County Sports A.- sociation sponsors a number o( e"en\s in Oranae County to benefit has.her education and 1oulh spons. In addition to the aol tournament Wednesday at Tustin Ranch and the Disneyland Piaskin a...ic Sunday. the aroup also sponson the Frudom Bowl In ~mber a men's and women's collepatc helketblll tour· nament, con«ns at the Pert'omuna Am Center, the Holiday OaJa and a national h1jh tchool bind fttlival 87 n. De"7,.,.. Sports Little League Series starts fuesday with Cypress in the ·hunt WILLIAMSPORT, Pa. -Tbe l~ or Matamoros. Mellico, ~· already have had one oarade for their UttJe Laaue team. Now, they wan\ another. Matamoros plays Canada on Tuesday in the ftm pme of the &990 Utt.le Leaauc.,,World Series. The Me.tican team won lhe Latin American title Au,. 4, defeatina Ouatemala, and the town turned out for a parade then. .. The whole town is anxious for us to win the championship," team manqer Alfredo de la Gana said Sunday throua.h the team's coach, Arturo Pula Canales, who also acu as interpreter. h's be.en 32 ycan since the Monterrey Industrial Little Leque team won consecutive World Series titles. Another Mexican team made it to the finals in l 983, but lost to East Marietta, Ga. "It will be on the radio back home. They already had a parade for them. like the Mets, and the fire dcpartmenl trucks came out. They rully want us to wi n," Puia said. The coaches of the Matamoros team squeezed in two extra weeks of practi~ after qualifying for the World Series, but they're not sure it'll help. ''The ball is round and you can never say what will happen." Puig said. "We don't know what will happen.' In the American bracket. Brooklyn, Mich .. plays Cypress from Orange County on Tuesday. Wednes- day's quarterfinals have Cottage Hill Little League of Mobile, Ala., playing Shippensburg, Pa., the first Pennsylvania team to qualify for the World Series 1incc 1969. In the international bracket Wednesday. Ramstein Air Force Base. West Germany, plays San- Hua of Taipei, Taiwan. The title game is set for Saturday. Trumbull. Conn .. won last year's tournament . which marked the 50th anniversary of Little League pla)'. The World Senes tournament started in 194 7 Stump's pact extended NEW YORK -With Jess 1han 36 :a hours ten m his reign over the Ne w York Yankees, Georgt' Steinbrenner pulled a • surpnse Sunday -he re-hired a manager --==- instead of finng one. Stump Memlrs contract was eJttendcd through tht' 1992 season. the team announced. If Mcmll were to stay unt il the end, it would be the longest tenure for a Yankrcs' manager since 8111) Manin's first s1int. from August 1975 until Jul) 1978. S1c1nbrcnncr. who has changed managers 18 times in 18 seasons. must resign as thr team's general partner by m1dn1gh1 1on1gh1 under an agreement reached with co mm1ss1oner Fa} Vincent. Memll was hired on June 6 after teinbrenner fired Buck) Deni The Yankees ~rrr 18-JI under Deni this year and ha ve gont' 30-31.1 with Memll throu&h Saturda) night's game w11h Seattle. "l t's the sccond-happ1cs1 da) 1r1 m> \A.Orkmg caree r," Memll said. "The first one 1'> June 6.'. The Yankees arc still 1n la'il place in the Amen· can League East. but. even with Don Ma111ngl} on 1hc disabled hst, ha' e sho\A. n recent improvement be· cause of several players called up from thr minors. New York 1s 16-13 1ncc July 27 "Stump has done a finl' JOb w11h the club and worked hard with the )oung players," Stc1nhrenner said 1n a s1a1cmcn1 He wa'> not at Yankee ~tad1um for Sunda) 's game 3-1 '1rton t"er Seattle Vlkes top Browns, 23 -20 C'LEVELAND -Allen Rile burst 11 ---- yards up the middle on a dra" pla\ "11h ~ 4.27 lcfl a!> the Minnesota Vikings beat ~ the Cleveland Browns .B·20 1n an exh1----- b.11on gaml' Sunda) night Rich Gannon. the Viking.,· third quancrbat'k .. directed thl' 14·pla). 7J·)ard winning dn'e on his li rs1 scncs He se t up the "•nning score b~ scrambling 18 }3rds on a third-and-.:?O phl). then IO'iSing a 5-)ard pass 10 And) Sl·h1ll1nger on fourth down Rice. who missed most of last .-.eason \A.Ith a knee 1nJur). s<:0rcd on 1he nrxt pla\. Gannon completed "" of ·10 passes for 51 )ards on the dn,c. which ga .. c M1nnc'inla m onl) \t'Cond- hal f points He lata ran for IQ }ards on th1.· final series. helping tht: V1k1n~\ run ou t 1hc clod. 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The Standardized Athletic Aptitude Test Blocker takes tltle RENO -Maurice Blocker used a 5- inch hei&ht over Marlon Starling to stay .~._. away from the champion's gloves and P wrest the WBC welterwei~t belt from Starling on a majority decision Sunday. "Last time I went in to fight for the belt. This time I came to take the belt," Blocker said. His only loss m 32 professional bou.ls was a 1987 decision that left Lloyd Honeyghan holding tht' World Boxing Council welterweight title. Starling took. the crown from Honeyg.han a year later an the ninth round. • , "I don't think there's anybody out there that s goma to beat me on a sharp day ... a battered Starling said. "I thing I was running on reserve from the fourth round on." Seles upsets Navratilova Sccond·sccdC'd Monica Seles blew a ---- four-g.amc lead in the third set but won • • the tiebreaker 8-6 to upset top-seeded ,,,,,- Martina Navratjlova 6-4. 3-6. 7-6 unday ---- in the finals of the V1rgin1a hms of Los Angeles 1enn1s tournamt'nt at Manhattan Beach. With the ti ebreaker deadlocked at 6-6. Na vratilova hit a forC'hand wide and then hrt a forehand service return into the net. "Even though I lost 11 was one of the greatest matches r ... c been a part of and r ve played about 1.500 of them:· Navrat1IO\ a told the crowd during the awards presentation. Elsewhere in spon s on Sunday: •In Buenos Aires. Yugoslavia. living up to 11s role as favorite. won its third World Basketball C'hamp1onsh1p w11h a 92· 75 victory over the Soviet Union. The title tics Yugosla via with tht' Soviet Union for the most in the 11 tournaments played The United States and Brazi l have each won two and Argentina one. that the inauBural event 1n 1950. •Nina Matthies and Elaine Roque defeated Rita \rockctt-Ro)ster and An~ela Rock in the finals. after 1hrec-11me world champion Jackie Silva was upset twice 1n the $50.000 Flamingo Hilton World Cham· p1onsh1p on the Women's Pro Beach Volleyball circuit. • ltsallgrccktome was dedared the winner of the $300.000 Del Mar Derb) after Tight Spot was disqualified and placed I 0th for causing se' ere inter· ferencc in the first eighth of a mile. Tight Spot. ridden h> Laffit Pincay Jr . led the whole wa} and reached 1he wire three length s 1n front of 1hc fast<los1ng ltsallgreektome 1n the Grade JI I inv11at1onal turf race. • Demck Rostagno found his game after a 5· hour, 40-minute min delay Sunday at thl' Volvo lnternat1onal tennis fin al, defeating Australia ·s Todd Woodbridge 6-3. 6-3 in New Ha"en. Conn RostaJnO. who fell behind 3-0 1n the firs1 set. \A.On seven straight games. 1ncludmg s1Jt foll owing the ram dela). en route to ~inning h1 first pro tournament •Ron Hornaday Jr. of Palmdale 1ook the lead wi th 18 laps to go 1n the NASCAR Coors Light 100 at S1her State Ra('eway and won his fim Southwest Tour s1ock car race in more lhan a ~car 1n (arson (It). Ne\ • Da\ is l ovl' Ill. making nine birdies on a day when l\A.O pla}crs had double eagles. scored a three· point v1ctOf) over Strve Patr. Peter Senior of Austral· 1a and Eduardo Romero of Argentina in the Inter· national golf tournament at Castle Rock. ( olo •In Seattle. Karch Kiraly and Brent FrohofT def. Tim Ho' land and Kent Stcffc,. 15·9, to win the $60.000 Seattle stop of tghe Miller L11c Open beach vo lle )ball 1ournamen1 •Ri ves McBee w1th'ltood a latr chalkngc from two other srn1or pros. finng a final-round (\8 10 win the $350.000 Seniors Showdown Classic b) one stroke at kremy Ranch. Utah. McBee. of In 1ng. Tc .. <as. put 1ogc1her ri 14-undcr· par. 54-holc total of 202 . a ne" 1ournamen1 rrcord. edging Lee Trc' ino and Don B1c~ b~ a 'ilrok~ for 1he $5.2.500 first pnt\• •In lnd1anapolt'i, lop-seeded Bom ~ckcr broke Peter Lundgren·~ <.~rvc four 11mc'i 1n nine games on the way to a 6· '\, 6-4 v1l'\OI) Sunda) in the l r S Hardcouns final Tile Auoclatl'd Pr~u QUOTE OF THE DAY "Michael Cooper has been so much more than a ieammate of mine. One thins l won't mirs, thoup, is aettint smackt'd by Coop in practice. Everyone here 1n Los Anaeles will miss him. But the memories wiU always live in our hearts." -Mape ......._, after Michael Coopet was waived. at his own rtqUCSI. by tht Los Anceles Lakers. Robinson wins triathlon Irvine's Carlson third at San Clemente SAN CLEMENTE -A_ Harold Robinson of M Santa Ro51 beat out one ~ft of the fint'st iroups of .... swim·btkc·run endurance tnathletc adembled to capture 1he title at the San Clemente t'ditton o( the Bud Liahl U •. Triathlon Sene here in a time or I :'7:47 on unday. Rob1n'°n is one of the mo t com· petitive athletes on tht Bud Light USTS circuit -he conii tenlly place in the top five spots 11 every ra«. With his first plac't fin1d1 tn San Clemente he move within a few points oheries leader Mike Pia. Robtnt0n finished ahead of Breit Rote (Tempe) (I :S8:S8) to capture the ehamp1onsb1p. which featured a U·k1lome1er (.9 miles) JWlm, im· mediately followt'd by a 40-kilomcter (24.8-m1lc ) bike race. and a 10- kalomctt'r (6.2-miles) run. Andy Carbon of Irvine. 1 product of Uni· vcrsity Hi1h. took third (I :S9:23). In the women·s division. Joy Hansen of Newtown Square..r Penn. took first place m a time of l : 12·«. Second place went to Paula Newby· Fraser of Enc1n1tas. (2: lS:Ol). and 1h1rd ptacc was clinched by Collefn Cannon (Nederland. Colo .) (2.16:S9). Approximately 1,800 tnathlctes competed 11 tht' e~tnl Tbt nut Bud l.1Jht TS event will bt held Aug 26 at Norfolk. Va. 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CMllW COAST DAILY N.OT Mondey, Augu9t 20, 1980 - Oakland Athletics no match for Orioles' rookie Telford Anthony Telford, a minor lequef unul this week· end, made a ml,)or contribution to the Baltimore Orioks on Sunday. "I was a little nervous. but Oak· land had never seen me so that was an advantaac. They didn't know what to upect," Telford said after beatina the OaJcland Athletics 3-2 in his major league debut. "I was j ust trying to do the best I could to keep us an the ballgame." Telford. caUcd up from Class AA Haierstown on Saturday. gave up one IUt over seven innings in his first appearance in the maJors. The 24. yeu-old nght-handcr was so ovcrpowenng that the defendina world champion Athleucs couldn't get a runner past first against him. Telford had a no-hitter for 4 111 innangs before Terry Steinbach lofted a single to ccntt'r that fell well an front of Brady Anderson. Telford. who was drafted b> Balumorc an the fourth round of the 1987 amateur draft. walked four an becoming the first Onole since G rt'gg O lson in I <>88 to wan has maJOr-league debut. "It was tremendous effon:· said Onole manager Frank Robinson. "He showed a lot of Po•SC and savvy -he made some pitches when he had to make the m He kept them off balance. and that's what pitching 1\ all about:• Telford appeared in 4 1 manor league games. all but one of them no h igher than Class AA. before being brought up by the Onoles to replace the IDJUrcd Dave Johnson m the rotation. He was 10..2 at Hagerstown .. He was very e ffective:· said Oakland Manager Tony La Russa. "He showed a good vancty. good location and dtfTt'rent speeds .. Curt Sch1ll1ng and O lson each pitched an 1nn1ng in rchcf. with O lso n fl101ng his 28th sa'e after g1vsng up a two-run homer an the ninth to Mark McGwire. his 32nd It was the first homer Olson has g1,en up al Memorial tad1um 1n has 1wo-)ear caree r -a penod of 60 games. .. He makes 1t cloS(' out there but 1.ontmues lO ge1 the JOb done. That'~ the main thsng -no matter ho"' much he makes )OU swea1:· Robinso n said. ( al R1pkcn and Jex Or\ulak homered for the Onoles. who had not beaten Oakland JI hom<" since June 18. I 989 Scott \anderson ( 12-tH "'a' the lmer for the .\thktu.:s El~whcrc an the ..\l Sund.n • Wllllte Sox 4, Rangers i: In .\rhngton. Run Karko' ace knocked in two run\ and Bohh~ Thigpt:n recorded h1'1 maJor league-leading 40th sa' c as thl' Chicago V. hate So' beat the Tna~ Rangers 4-2 Chicago sah·agcd a splat ot the four-game o;enes and pulled back w1th1n 611 games of Oakland 1n tht' ·\I Wt·st. The Rangers \ufTcred their ninth los'\ 1n 15 g.amc\ •Yankees 3, Mariners 1: In New York. ng.ht hander f 1m Leal) gave New York "(oven strong innings and Bob ( 1crcn h11 ;i 1wo-run homer as the Yankee\ completed their lin.t home: '"'ccp ol the season b~ beating the Seattlt' Mannl'r'> on tht• day before ow na George S1c1nhrcnner was w be '>"'l'Pt out of offac Matt Young (6-131 \.1.-3\ the lo-.cr •Blue Jays t , Twins 1: In ~tinnc:apohs. Mook1e Wilson's t\.1.-n-run d ouble and two \.tannc'\ota error' fueled a s1"<·run \C'cn1h 1nn1ng. lifting the Toronto Blue Ja)S o \Cr the T"'i"" behind l>a\ld \\ells· strong pitching Wilson also contributed a two-run tnpk in a 1hrCl'- run eighth as the Rlue Ja\ s completed a """ccp of thC'ar three-game <,enc<, Jnd t"'tlcnded the Twins' losing •Ml'Jk lo fi,e game<. Wells. 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Re-./I;_. liever Stan Bchnda pitched out of a buc:s-loaded Jim an the · ~ ~ - 1eventb and finJshed for bis seventh 11vt. Pitllbur&h 11 S-3 ap1nst Cincinnati th.is ICUOO after sweepioa the 1e11cs between the NL division leaden. The teams have another four-pme series next weekend al Pittsbuf'lb. Andr Van Sl yke Singled home two runs and Bonilla hat ha.s 28\h homer lo send Jack Amntrona ( 12·9) to his siuh loss io seven decisions since he started the All·Star pme. Armstrong pvc up five runs, ei&ht h1u and seven walk.s in su innangs. Elsewhere in the NL Sunday: •Meta lt, Olut1 t: In San Francisco. Kevin Mc Reynolds homert'd twice and drove in six runs to break a Iona slump as New York. despite another poor outang from Dwight Gooden. JUll held o n to beat Sao Francisco. 8 Cwbt •. Braves t : In ChicaJO, Hector VU- lanueva·s two-run pancb homer with two o uu an the eighth 1nn1ng hfted Oucago past Atlanta. • Cardlu.11 '1, Altrfl 3: In t Louis. 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If ·"'U\h('fO ~ tlOO I\ \('('II, sng high \4:hlKll llffH 1al~ IO all 'POil\ Im tht" I ~'1().1.1 I \l hnol \('Jr lntCrt'\tN ;ipph\101\ 3t kac;t I ''an of age rn.n t•ai1' Imm ~20 10 ~"'6 pc.-r a\'11nmcnt lkpcndtng nn srort. lcHI ol -:,1mpe111mn and "-ht'dulctl \lartsn1 tame f-or inlormatmn. n>nt:u t F \t c. il'illlln at e1tht'r ~~"· .an~.i M 771(-28 b Orang~ Coast Daily Pilot Dodgen Play~r of Day Joee OffentNtn, who was JfOfS~alofo~run In his ftrSl at·bat as • m.p .. ..,. ~'· as w el as a stolen Nie. DODGERS P:roml1 (1ofl"lcd o t tht" titth 1nnin "'llh hi\ third homt' run of the ~a,on tn llt' the trort I · I Ramo n Mart1nc1 'trud; out ~'rn and ended the da) tttd with Bo ton \ Ruter lemcn r°' the ma1or-l«&ue lead "1th I 3 Ofl'emian al stoic 1 ba~ and made a nice o"er·thc·Ulo ulder vab or Tom Folefi pop to sh n ccnkT ,.,_ ne A.tlred.:fetl Pren ... ... ... •r.'~"9\flo\fV rt• • •N~ • • ... '1.11\1 -·Wjl>. ANGELS From 91 1n& ~'.i\ II• Maril. 1!1chhom with two out\ 1n the ~uth R('("d had thrt't" hit~ and a walk. orc"1 t'A-O ruM and drove in o nt' 1n R\1,1on·'i 'Cl:Ond victor) tn <11x pmcs ( l)3lhman and Chait Dav" had two hit~ ap1C\'C' for 1hc 4'nacl' The \n1tcl' l.anct Pamsh was t'J~tt'd 1n the n1n1h for arsu1n1 a itnkr call R11n dela)cd the \tart of the pmc for M minutes The fin1l pmt' be· l"ttn the t'A-o dubs then ~u pla~ ma dnule Or~ Co.st D~ '5lot An9lll ,.,,,,., tit ,,. . Giii' ........... :a;., 4 .... ·····~ • 642-5678 From North Or~ County From South Orange Coe.M'11y 540-IJio 496-6800 GRAW COA8T DALY PLOT 1M Monday. Augu.t 20, 1990 CLASSIFIED INDEX 642-5678 F"OM NO .. TH ORANGE CO. '"OM IOUTlt ORANGE CO. 540-1220 . ..... THI DAtl Y PILOT CL.llSSIFtEO OHtCE HO\JHS I etepho1>11 s"' vl(,u M()(I fr• 8.:im 'i 10""' Bu\1r>OS> ('<>u,.ll'r M f S 00ulf' S CIOl •11"• DeADl. ... PU6llC"TION OEAOltNE MOllC!ly ruesaey Wttdneso•v lnu111<11y t •Kl•y Salufday Sunday Fri 5 30 AM Mon 530 PM lues 5 30 PM W~ 530 PM lnu<1 S 30 PM fr1!>30PM Fro S 38 PM CHECK YOUR AO THE FIRST OAY fn~ O..til) f'1tvt ,.,, ..... " 1n• tt1•C•ency ano &eeuracy tfOW•'""' (.l(.\,J"tnn,111" •'"Of~ 00 occur Pktase hSlet\ """" V"'" 111 •> ... ,.., fl.ll ~ <11nd c.nec:i. you• •a deity Rep,111 , • .,,,., ""'' "'' "'"'i 1(1 642 5678 The Oe•ty P1101 t<, ,,,,. , "t1.1I• .1.,. h ' 1ny ••Hot 1n an ad\rt'fhsement IOf •tHc h 1 "'·h , .. """t t'"''"'"' tt•t~P• le>t the cos• ot the ,,.Mt .. \( h1 ..... C'(. u•·•·a n.-'"" ttt''Ot C•f'd•t caf' onty ~ •llo"ttft fc, 01 t , ,, t••11r.n Any J"'"''"' • ,1 1 •ct "''h " )0 oays as requtr~ ..-.111 oe S..l>r~I t lk•I '11 I om•h ti I llP\Anc:e cnarges CompUle\I\ u(J Jny ""''l<IO 1r• ~ Jttorney s lftl ... ,,.,, ...... ~ •)• "•I• lat ' )~ '.' 1 ~ ,! ) ~,,. 111 1 ' " • ''• ,'/-l l Bw1 '•tt \ l!i. 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W/D l*-uc> D/W "- to bMctl. lerge lot end ltil beet 1n tNa IOeclOul 1750. 7141110·2223. lno 1845/mo.173-7353 541-6091 Of775-1711 :rnstmo. • ' Ni:..~21A~ _: yard. 8onu1 parking ,.~ end luxurloue 38,_ 21AM · I ' ' ' w / c o m m u n I t y Vlftllllfll 2102 ~nyl tmmedl9t• oc~ IMnl 2144 WESTCLlff' CONDO fiie WESTFIELD APTS I ~ :r~ = wl d, patio. prilng. pool1/recr11t1on arH. cupency pc>Nlble Shof1 Ot' lt25 Renoveted. F/p, Sorry, No pell ~Of 122 9012 /mo* 548-9149 Hlghll u~ded. Ee1y COSTA MESA. 3 bd twn, Of long term ..... Chll· ~~~~~! .• :~· 28R 2::, Ft°'• 3i>e1t:'e ;~'°= rr~: 132 " 223 • COM.stir 48R 38A. w/d,· P~~~~tlLIZJONES s~o ,\~~50 2 bd ba dren~t=/mo frple,covpelloiteke,t~: =.,d,Ne.J2.fa11 301Avoeedo 842-9150 ct,,Aft!,~:. ~=;:!tis~ "6-5743 ,,._._ 12oo0. ' y, Diillll ~7~';..:.'J:'tf"· WUTIAYAPAATMENTS lrplc. dlW, 1i ooo1mo'. 710·91" HUNTINGTON BEACH • 3 ~ $200 OFF MOVE·INI Dey I 55 7 • U 9 0 Or C M M/F to lhr 28< ept bd hm, bonu1 rm, ape. ../ Newpon Stach 2l 69 A!!!!ll 2602 FHt~lng 1!.:1P.,:~· EY911Wkndl 549-3710 Malr BR, welk In doeet: S2500. • . • __ \llll'fJ9'f pe SO::: Nop •W Newport 38,. 28A pool, rec . rm. W /O LIDO PARK DR. • 2 bd, W'\X'l XlJI ltt \ 11 •EXCLUSIVE OUA"D* \.-' MIRADA· 38R 2BA 1 Bedfoom :;5 Ap:t yrly 1 12251mo $350+'M.ltll. 850-1918 --------•I Lr~~~~2 bd den tab REALTORS ' •G~E~co.:,;rv• 1875 & S825. Quiet 2Bdrm 1 ~a.S750 N.wport Shor .. home: C«ona Del Mw. ON THE DESPEUTE! bay vus s:s750 ' ' ~hbomd nr IChOOla. 825 Center St 842·1424 S1500/mo. Bkr 842-3850 BEACH, 38R 2BA, prl- BIG CANYON • 5 bd, golf Cost.I Meu 2124 2 ~t 3:.~ ~'?c~ ~,~g! Cal Nancy, 843-2862 12H lfFI •--•IE e..-i vat• gate. w/d, ~. lor •O WNER SELLING cooraeestate $10000 ' '-• .,. .....,...... Ari• 9/1 873--0421. BELOW PURCHASE ' 1&11 IAf TIDll• hkups, oentral .,r, 2 car lllboa * ALA MOANA APTS * ON THE BAY PRICE Winter Rent1l1 Available 4BR 2'..\BA + b*ony, 2 091 1 ~~~:. •:ieo;;,,~1 . bland 2606 1 BDR.M & 2BDRM, 18A. 2 BDRM. 2'ABA ...... S2, 1001 F= ~~~:~B~ ~: •WILL LEASE OPTION car gll'ege end unit big man , DIW. beautiful pool arM. 2 BDRM, 2BA ......... 11.350 u d ' •WILL CARRY PAPER W•rfr--" ..... 1ff yard. cteen'l v.cant: No petl. 644-0509 SPACIOUS AIRY 28R Large rec room & leund'l No pets Dally i-5 pooll, .":!.,.j car~~ _, 'I 11•11 IRIYJ VERSAILLES BACHELOR upper apt. Lrg tun porch room ciOM to lhopl 548·1501 now ....,., mo. llST HU HWI IUL TMl 111-1400 • Quite toe. Full MC Many on Grend Cenal. C11port. t>uMi. 1545-1875/mo I M• 28 to lhw• 28R, 1141 PllUlll I amenltleS. S895 teaM. No pets. Y .. rty S1 100. 530 w. Wilton •lllPI Tl Ull• 1 tBA. houM In COM, •W IMl,IOO I~ Tl .. 111 No petal 644-721 t 873-8457 TIL ~ 18R 1BA upetrs In triplex. $440/mo plua ~ utll. tv 4BR. bonus rm. pool, view. Balboa Island 2106,3BR /t!n~~: end unit, WINTER. avail Sept. 1. 722·9012 or 832·2232 •725· No petl 847•2822 ; mea. 1-800/877-2544 ID slngle level . Cozy Cotta ge. Llttle pool11•11·-•YJ llOo Wlnl _. Like new, furn 2BR 1BA, Sorry No Peta. _11_20_1_3_33_3_. ___ _ OAll. Tl SHI Island Furn. 2 BR. 1 BA. • "-9115991 patio, cwPort. No pets°' •S..Utlful quiet M rene ClllUJ 1 MI F, Hunt. 8Nch hoo ... 10.lcl frplc S975t mo. Wlnterl DOllLD PFAFF Enjoy breethllklng view & 1moker1. References. '1 am.nltiet. 1450 +'h utll. Lease 67J.g117 =~~:i~~: J~C:t 2 ~i1: S850/mo. * 875-8435 i~~-'11~~8~~~1&f:r!i~: IEITILS, 110. I dep.893-0108eve/wknd. RUIGIERI Balboa I 142·1111 ~1~:::~: ~:~T~~ lllboa Primlt1 2607 No pet: .• ::.!:427 111-4101 N~::~~h~·~dM Ill• & llO-IOIO ht # 101 Penlmula 2107 •·ii~~\:·· occupancy poulble. •~, .. -• Hu MANY YNrly I brlte upstr1 unit, 2BR lt11110-0ll0 •i BR house. Lott. gar.A£ .-Chlldren&petso.k.Short •nTRll.... IH~Wtfft 28drm&38drm1Av111 I 1'ABA. gar, tndry. $800 -~--• o r long term lease Yearly 38R 2BA new Large tBR loft, patio, mo + utll1. Jiil 640·2500 ~'l~~ ... V 1 patio. frig, 2 blks to bch $2450/mo. carpet & paint.' Very country .. wng. S745 No •Good Nelghbot'hoodsl fltU',Flnl\ ~:~i.'36~ i'.&~~st-lee Sat E'SIDE X1re trg 3BR 2BA. clean, 111 amentlea. pell 648-4282/845-9543 •Good Condltlonal PENTHOUSE ON WATER! \t.\\"J "'ii I"" II '* 818_285_0223 '* new decor. frplc. d/w, HlllllllT $1500/mo .... -•-• CALL IOW! 3BR38A,hugesunpatlo. \\ ~ 1 l __ _ 1 lndry, fncd yd, grdnr. 121-HIO., llO·IOOO OUIUY IUT&i.I, l•t ~~- 1 elevator, geted perking. 4E AL T(_lR..., • PllllSIU Niil ~uletl St 195. 673-3600 ~ MA..V ll• ••--lat S850 ~ dep. 723-5464 4 B R 2 BA h 0 me 1 KU''Flla / · .---Bright & sunny tBR 1BA., Hlllltl Wll'TD •UHISU,SIHI• $1695/mo Newcarpet&J2&3BR 2'nBA Condo•. • . . , , 329Unlvertlty0r Charming t BR. t BA on Female to share 2 bdrm Possible no money down p11nt Avail now• E'side. Frplc, lndry hk \t \\ I 1.. 'YI I ' \. 11 BEACH COTT AGE ·~ S750tmo t dep. No pell canal. near Newport t'h bl houM wtcouple. or your home 1~ tr1a1de1 BURR WHITE RL TRS ups, microwaves, sec.• qE AL rooc:; • block beach & bay. Sml, 642·2816 1 llland. New carpet No Ilk Smolc ~ Via Koron_ 6 5• O 675·4630 subterr parking. S 1150 &I HOUSE on quiet streel t mm 1cu111 e Pvt. EASTSIDE 1BR TRAILER' pets. Street parking. Mua~5e pell. er BAYFRONT Peninsula Point Cute 2BR up Galleria. 646·4~72 I 2BR. den. 2BA. lrg 2 car S550/mo yrly 673-8925 $495 Gas. water paid. ' S725tmo 675-6606 I ~-541-f.:"14 month plus C~r~~rd~~ubl~r 1015ri{l 1BA.trptc.garage,pat10 1 *lllAllllEW• gar. lrplc bay view. Uoturn t BR. yrly, wtth 759_5~~adu~f3~~~87 Charming beactlcottage.t ·--•t1Wlltll 7 4968 Nr p1rk/b1ytbeach Yrly• 18 Townhouse 1 art I gardnr incl llke oew garage. stove & retrlg or '!\ blk to ocean. winier -- 23· $1000/mo 675·7685 ments 3 BR 2,~ CA 21 $1600/mo 646·8402 St eps 10 be a ch.IE'SIDE tBR.Av1il1ble911.I rental, tBR 1BA 1st &I Female preferred. '350 + Belc,°°n Townnome 2BR Versames· turn studlo. 1 car ga~. w/d hkups, pool. ---$795/mo 645-5862 No pets. $595/mo $6501 tut & MC. $775/mo ~ 'uv1 m°':~ut~~ 2 ·BA. former model $850 Ocean Front 2BR spa Many deluxe lea * EASTILIFF * dep 150 E. 2111 SI 124 35th St. 650· 1858 r , hou . ) c II S 1. 150,000 must sell 2BA lurn S 1'00 Avail lures. $1.250/mo Lea.; Corona Ml Mlt 2622 64i5934 or 544.4294 PENIN d'I I 2BR er drye<9r (In M • 721-0343 Executive home gorgeous ux uro 631~95 . .... ' " I J . ~. WMfalC R ' ~t ~·~' ' .. ' • --I 9/ 1 846·872~. 642-0493 I on2e2n3o3wF11~·~ Road views Highly upgraded •llAll HW 2U 21& E'SIDE large 2BR t'~BA.I wntr, t300 '"· llPS bchls .,--hr_3_b_r_. 2.,...,,.,-b-a-• ....,C-M--Lg......,.2 IC I B h CONDO on sand 1n-1vt • .,,,_ 12 300 S 11 1 s Bel\/I encl gar, carport,! Frplc. open beams, deck apr strano tac 3BR 3BA. root garden. Corona dtl Mar 2122 Betw Wilson & Avocado · /mo 4a4.Y 4htpley, Front decll. rear patio. patlo.'tndry. cable hk up , $975 mo 8t8-968-0352 lloor Fem 25• n-smkr, 1018 ocnl bay1c11y vu S775K Streets {across from Agent 6 O 96 lndry rm. gar. $1350 No No ts $850 650-3407 --no pell $3 13/mo+'~ um Hou••• ~ For Sale .... l---------1 573.9544 818•788•3463 2BR tBA cutle. unturn. Post Office) pets 760-17 13/857·1776 pe · Exclusive Bluffs arH 722-0270 Lse/Optlon or Purchase 4 · super clean Garage. OPEN DAIL y TIL 6 p M WIE 2U 1111 Townhomes Large 3 BR. ,-...,,...,,.-=------......,-- ---------1 BR 2 BA dt:>I gar lg LA Dover Shores. waterlront. yard 713 Marguerite For Info. 722_8529 · •IOWFlllTI* lrlaltt I Airy Available imriiedlately I 2.,., BA. large patios. Shr 3BR townhome. frplc. :H:~::s:/:C:ond:os:::: spa Avl now' Only dock model perfect. 1 s 1295/mo lse 721•4 152 __ __ __ 31BBRR 22BBAA ywrllnyteSr12S001800 2BA 2BA. laund rm with 631•4086 tte 12 noon S t.250·S 1500 per mo. In Costa Meu. '375/mo I $310.000 Agt 493-6203 story, 3BR SI 500.000 •WTSllE• w/d, walk to beach, par1l a r Like new 837 Amigos + utlla Call Eric Gflieral 1002 includes tand, oo re-2BR 1BA house, 2 blocks 3 BR. 2 BA. completely re· 3BR 2BA yrly S 1800 & shops. St 350/mo Large 3 BR. 2 BA down· Way * 644-6458 631·6428 _______ _. ... Corona dtl Mar 1022 1 altors APP' only, owner from ocean gar, wl d furbished Large yard 4BR 3BA yrly $2200 675·3336 stairs. Newly decorated. -WOODBRIDGE. Jeffrey at WE IUY HOUSH. •G 4BR 2 I 714 631·5710 relng $ l300/mo trom s 1.000/mo Associated l1l~•··••41t•" lltJ Bright airy 2BR 1BA u-p-Single encl gar $845/mo. llW 211 HA'" m Alton. t BR & pvt bath n rms, 1 blk to t:>ch' 239 Prime Newport Heights , Y •· "' stairs. direct street entry, garage s950 No pets ClsM O• TERMS. orgeous . am -911 499· 1975 Realt 673.8114 12• t• · · · ' No pets 963· 1562 I Vaulted celllngs. balcony, wtgar In 4BR 3BA hM Fa11 Catt days or eves '\ Heltotrope. $1 , 195 000 R-1 Lot wleiosting struc· *23BR 2 t.BA. :875 ~q ~ 3BR townhouse. Newport •WARRFlllT* -1 beam cell, tip. relrlg. un· Mesa Verde 2BR upper. 760·17t3 or 857·1776 Pool. spa, 1enn11 coort1 v.knds Ask •or Ma•golr!'• St Call 4 Appl 759-9070 lure 5425 000 460 car garage. arge ec . Heights, lrplc. patio. gar· turn . beau cond, no pets. quiet cut-de·SIC, encl ___ Jn uan. $500/mo Incl utll. R • c ti a r o or J e '\ ~ e Santa Ana Ave 548_3807 spa. llreptace. S 1875/mo age. very nice• 322 Ogle 2BR. yard. dock? Walk to quiet single or married, garage. $695 + sec Oceanfront clean t BR $500 dep Avail 911. 8'>09900or 5co 1G50 CostaMtsa 1024 7t4Po1nse111a 720·9966 Sl.S995/mo 760-0768 bch & Lido $1200 Avl couple. $985/mo, 1St.1 498-1936 or751-9483 upper. ClrPlll, drp1. 857-29t7;FAX851·5910 ATTN GOV MT HOMES C:legant Exec Twnhse. 9110 673·3722 Lv Meg last, sec dep 621 ''°' MOVE IN SPECIAL ·~ OFF bltlns. garage, t person FROM s1 tU·repa1q• Dell *lFFOlllHLEI Hllll ISLE COM ren111ease Huge ILIFFS ClllO BA YSHORES Gated, ~:;~11•:~; 759·0240 or lst month rent Remod't $950/mo yrly 642-3443 RtnUls Wlnted 2726 Quent ia• property 3 BR hm Remdld kit Lg FAES LY pa in ted sunOecks pa11os 2BA. beach & playgrnd, •BR 1BR IBA g1ted p1rtllng PElllSUU Furnf1hedpl.c.onB1lboa Gespossessoons Cat yard S209K Agt 673· 1240 carpe,ted & tiled 3 bdrm S 1750 mo 760·6717 In perfect condi1ton 4BA. lam rm. 1\11 911 lrlaltt I lln No pets please ~2·58581 Sept 1 to 4 Trade Lake '-602·838·8885 , GH •98 home t:>uolt around sunny w/pool access 3BR S2700t mo 645·8897 2BR 2B• laund 'r'm with YUILY lllTW Tll'loe 5 BR houM any COU>Weu.. BAN~C Yllu.( O•((I TWIMll patio on targer tot Steps Etegan1 3 BR 2 BA house 2'...,BA S 1250/mo yrly " p••1•-W/IOW CHOICE LOCATION 3BR to ciut>house tenoio; IL in lrvme T1mace Frptc Best complex• BEAUT 3Br 2'~Be 1n Npt w1d walk to beaci'I. park -.. _ I •Yl·ll lllOllmUI wM61 7.141855·9988 2BA al' 03, $ 194K Next b e a c n tncd yard dbl gar New OAllERY IEITALS llC Nonh Modern kitchen. & shops S 1350/mo. YllWJU *2 & 3 Bedrooms 10 SC Plazil 213 595.7251 631_ 1400 s695 000 crpts & paint Yr Lse ' elegant mstr Br w/cllh 675·3336 2BR. 2BA & p1110 No pets I •Unfurnished $2400 mo 675-4267 lll-aOI ce11 $2500/mo 723-1708 LARGE 2BR 2BA&study FromS850/mo 215!P•· •Ctoseto bee<:h HILIEHCLOSE·OIT -\\\lllllH•"I JASMINE CREEK BEAUTIFULBAYRIDGE 2 Av11lnow 310'~111sSt 3 ~~1~01A~5_g:5 Mg 0 11tFrMllSt-CALL TODA.YI 2 homes'@'' Prime E ''de 1tr ,,,. .. In< 2BR den ocean view Brand New 3 BR 2 BA BR upper Lg deck Pool blks from bcfl $1400/mo VILU REITILS tocat10" S•ngle lam•ty -.: ; , A • , avail 9 18 $2200 mo house wl 'rptc. 1.400 sq spa. gated garage Lse yearly '* 676-2238 QUIET 1BR. patio pool ~es~~~~e!'.,u_9JB00R0 B'lro'~"er ,.. _ _ 760 1576 fl Very 11.1ce1 Sl 350/mo l Sl275Av111911644-48101 I Enclosed garage Frptc I 111-.. 912 ,, ~< Agent 962-8891 -399 W Bay SI S685 No ~ cooperat ·~e OPEN LSEIOPT Walk to beach LG 3BR 28A nouse wtgar. I IOWFHIT an PelS 650·6357 ------ SA r SUN 0, cau ior ap. 38r 2Ba t>each conoo w o relrig wd firs pvt Eastslde 2BR 1BA. frplc ILIFFS STULi 3 BA 2 BA overlooking' __ _ SPACIOUS Twnhme-styl• Cotnmerdal R.E.S./Rmt Buslness/Otflct Rent 2769 nmun 11tL1111 lllTlllTOI IHCll 320 E 21st St c M AKA 642-8759 213-456-1939 S 1900 mo 692·5311 M·F $805/mo & S8201mo • story JBR 2BA beauty • security ·deposit 'can garage, w/d hook up, I tt11od 2BR 2'<tBA. lrpk;. Po•ntml"nt 545 700 1 sundeck poot 2·car gar patio oeck Ttp·top cood t>flam celhngs. garage Totally remodeled single China Cove CdM S 1 6951 SUNNY Eutslde 3BA. 2 Sty Apt nr Fashion 1221,100 Colina V•sta Cour1 SlllRLH IEH, RL TR OCUI Vl(W EVERY Ill ~~ :~.121C:rsons No I Includes lormal dining. Agent, 721-8497 S~5/carped, l~~.'~1.£:g ~;~~77~~·~·~~ •• 7~~~50 NEWPORT BEACH Crnr Westcilff lirvjne Ave "'Air Conditioning "'CompN!te Janltorlll "'Music 4 BR family homl" ,,, a ---------BALBOA PENINSULA 5 1 S brand new kitchen cl · The Prudent11I mo 1 I url!lal location close to Hunt. Buch 1040 SPECIALIST N:;Rc~;:· ga1rag:aSiir9dO OPEN SUN 1-4 NEW 1750 thedral ceilings & ~ore C1lllorn11 Realty Tiii ii TIE PUO(ll Tll IUIYILU "' Elevll or schools & shopping N~w IHCM ,.11111" 113-1015 760-8382 s/I Townhouse 1519-A I Snort or long term lease SML B1chelor 1pt super "WI OUE" I Spacious 2 & 3BR • d8'1. c arpet r "modeleO Westminster 3BR2'~BA. Children & pets ok Im· clean. ofl·st parking, some with ocean views. h tchen mal\e thoS 4 ter ESTATE *PAIORAllCYIEWI* trg Mstr w11n walk 10 mediate occupancy yard 713.~ Marguerite 2110lllLllYE I on Fairway of Newport rifle value• Call tor llPPI' Tennis & beact1. 12 100 5 11 San Cltmtntt 1076 Best locallon 3BR 2BA ctoset tac tub. tam rm 1 1725/mo s5951mo lse 721.4152 Top area. park·llke set· Beach Country Club "'Full view Balconles "'FAX & Copy Servloe "'Ample Parking 141·1101 144-1010 101 4·6BR 3BA home Oen golf course. ctty 1111 condo all new paint & wtlrplc patio No Pet A11I II . ting Beautlfully main· Oiied community 2 car w pool spa ofl1c1a1 pad-vus E1<ctt cust hmtn:>4-clean 1015 of 811ras11 oow$1495 548-5355/E IO IUIST Spacious 2BR 1'1\BA talned 2BR $825 Up &1 garage wtstoraoe. lire· 120 I 2112 S/F IEW LISTll& • UDO SAllS ·SEMIPRIVATE IUOM co111111n SPACIOUS 5 bed•pom 4 1>att1 large tam11y home completely r~rrod e•ed N11h second '-1 '' ad d 11on ana o ... a1e oack yard poo ~ lam•ly rooms t ·~0"' master DeO•oOm w 111 lsrc;;w '>Pa 1ub Commu" •v 0001 lo:lrinis BBQ, & BA court [)(>ck nas S'Tla ot•dn 1ew -tOtil• ~·eatmg ·ru1; ::;re of a 11, ., l • r $995 000 lH-1100 l 1 >R< , l I I 1--J\." ~ l'I> •I • die 1enms court Firepot. hr gated comm' 4 BR 4 $1 500 mo yearly E'SIDE <IBR 2'\SA. lg den. 120-lllO tr 110·1000 twnhme Ctose to beach 1BR $725 Up Studio; ptaoe. pool, spa, w/d BBO area RV access & SA '. 2 powder rms1 hbr CAllHY RHTllS 2-sty S 1650/mo 283 r!lrlr -'~~ ... V & shopping S950/mo w/carport S5951mo hkups From $2650/mo mature prooucmg citrus spac ktt enter rm witg llir ••oi Liiac Ln nr 21st/Santa KU',Flnl\ 1 900 Sea Lane 644-26 11 Condo. 2BR H'.BA, blM-1 No pets (At Newport trees Eas¥ c;ay terms & w e 1 t> 8 r Bu v EA s u·-Ana Avl oow 548.5287 --ment garage. w/d hook-Center Dr & Granville Or) only s1ep~ 10 t>PaCh BOt-.IUS Mercedes• Agt Soen1sh VIiia JBR 2· rBA \I \\I 'l' I l'J \ I l Corti ~SI 2624 up S995. No pet1 Shown by Appl 644·0603 ONE-OF A-KIND' 493-6203 Ip alr-o ut1I rm walk to Lovely custom 3 BR. 2 BA ~ l\l Tr)I~' • •ir•-•lf• Call VELMA jWINTER RENTAL tovely S529 900 beacn shopping s 1995 Fenced privacy Patios G ~,.. (11•\Ul·2441 CHUCK & LIZ JONES 54 , 9600 640.11 47 Outslandlng k itchen ELE ANTL V APPOINTED 1BR 1840 & 2BR $740 Incl ,..... furn 2BA 2BA with ocean 631•1266 Res 545.5743 Mobllt Homt s Ou•et oeight>orhood 1 BR Condo gated gas water & garage UNFURN 1 BR view. garage Across •·~~~-J For Salt 11 00 SJYllHIYitW $U00 mo 675·5700, comm Pool. spa patio 2323 Elden No Pets 776W JOANN from beach 645·5036 722.7740 Walk to bch $1400/mo (71 4)548·7854 S600tmo Incl utlt Av111 ---------• • • 1 UlllA THRACE PHI 1I0° 00111 llJ YiH unlurn. S 1800/mo turn no.,, 673-1674 Misc. Rmtals :;57,+ SUPER OCEAN VIEW' 4BR dr Ir tr 21rpt poot NEAR Npt Hghts 4BR Agt 673·3899 •OllSI Tl l1.l V-ERY-large t BR tB•. ========= Doub,e-wide 2t>r 2t>a prov orner lot new t1ouse 2BA trg country 2BR lB• 1 d " Exclusive Blulls ares "· aun ry rm. remod'I N~ carpet v~. Rooms 2706 Execullve Seaclttt on the Covered patio declt 351< carpeting remodeled 11.•ICh w d 2-car gar clo*'"• to sho s & bu~s .,_ "' • Townhomes Large 3 BR. "" P -1·~-1· kt II v gr~n condo 2 story 2 wolt finance w II trade tor k t c "e n P" t t •I e POOi o spa S 15501mo • w 111 t oc H 1 ...., s. new 1 c r ery r:•srBLUFF unlurn Kite/ 2·-, BA large patios accep ous no 1 t 1 642 5858 o;I' mst• beds & ba111s re-lu~ur~ ..,ao motorhom.-or S" 0 0 0 m d a) ulll 673·6403 S 1 250.s 1500 per mo $765/mo 1 sm pe accep · laundry prtv Semi pvt en- oucec1 If $329 000 By equal ..,alue For appt 86J 0581 i>ve 644 1968 Like new 837 Amigos 2276 MapN! WEST BAY APTS I trance $350/mo includes wr.er ·23-0405 Ownr Agt 4911-67'>7 640 t 388 •0•.,.•n•.,.•P·o-ln·r----2-12-6 w 644 6458 TSL MGMT Sorry, No Pets utll Reis 760-1691 ------------~=---... • • ay '* · 832·2232 or 722·9012 "'·" $740 , ....... .....,...,.._ ___ ;,; 1 .,.,.,room H B 1 BR 1 BA In quiet 1617 Westclltt. NB Agt 54 1-5032 111S/FI10IOI• 4001 Birch •A. NB Agt 641-5032 unt11 mo. oms OlllUIELllU Full Svc , phones, mall FIJC. cont rm . secret1rl1l View ottloe lurn/unturn 759-3400 Colt• Mna omo. IVlll Ground floor. 267 SQ ft lmmed 1v111 S330tmo tat MO FREEll 714-494-7957 or 818-888·9055 lrvlnt 1044 P 1 nor • m 'c B 1 y 28drm t• •Bl $840 house S~ 15,mo utll tnc Woo •• "l.ll!!E MOllE 1BR · dayroom breery 1 View/greenbelt 2 story .... LIOlTill* 151 E 21st St 546·2408 Avail 1112 Female only N· EXEC 0 111<le Suites near • SAVE I year new 1 'P pool encl 3BR 2' 1BA. relng. 2 cer L orge 2 BR 1 •,;BA JW Atrpon. 4770 Von Great toe nr take pool gar $900 640-6161 gar. Exec Bluffs VIiia townhouse Lndry rm, 19.;;;~----STOO smkr 964·6826 Karman Ave . NB FAX, 11nn15 2BR w den or 3rd TIME I $2800/mo. furn poss-patio, all 1:>u11t -lns 2Bdrm 1•·.Ba $845 H B Nice nr ooean, empl recept. copier. cont rm. t1r 2 rBA new pnt crpts Ible, 723-0405 $825/mo 13 t E 16th St 646·6816 M. Namkr I drinker /drugs kllch, free parking & COi· ca1~ ce•ls p111 yard trg SAVE Hunt .Buch 2140 2078THURIN ---------Complfurn,lrlgmtcro1'V tee t ·stybtdg.lurn.mo- Balboa ~itch " C 2 car gar M Q NE y 1 2BA wlgar1.1ge. carpets. Harbor Vfew Homes·3BR. TSL MGMT 1 Bedroom $740 $395 utt pd 536-8518 to-mo II S350tmo Con· Ptnlnsula 1007 4 C~~:~.~~TER fenced yard water pd pvt yd. may lake 213 yr 832·2232 or 722·9012 ~:~rrf1~;~B;, 642-~:~ Nr SC Plza In be1ut1M lg ~~t-AI ~ulnlan. 833·9550 Agl 752 55311 474 9849 636·4120 9-5PM lse May take pet? S 1850 *°'n IHIE* homellurn Shr bath, 122 f OCH•FROllT C,oopera11on to Brolters WI 1 H THI 271 0 Delaware 'E S745 Avl nowt Bkr 640"5664 2BR 1BA, gar lndry rm. -----2626 w/d. pool. ape. 1400/mo Fiii lllT FH TIE ~-&llllT1 Pllfllllll&L ILll 211111UITE 3BR 3BA 3 fears M w c l l\$C..1 1 IEOS 2BR 1·~BA condo brand 1tll00 ISLE BAYFRONT pllto. $775/mo Dini Point + dep 556·1737 Drastic price reductour t A '", •• 1 , •• .,, , ., ,. 8 new Hunt Beach Town-Charming furn 3BR 3BA 565 VICTORIA 2BR 2BA, den. W/D hk --------- $825 000 Agl Pa" , • ,. ~"', ", • ' 64 2 567 square pool spa sec hOme $3500/mo yrty IN TSL MGMT ups. lrplc. l8r1ced yd, encl Hottls/Mottls 2718 P1vll1on R r 61'i 8110 1t•·· I -gate $950/mo 645:0243 Biii Grundy Alty 675·6161 832·2232 or 722-9012 gar. no pet $850/mo ··•w ,.-----------------~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;_..:, ______ ..,. -334 11·0 Cheltam Way -. 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VICatton Rtntm 2722 I Lovely 3BR 2'..,BA home • .,, 1 t • r I t r 1 s h I n c I , Front yard Lndry lac Nr Avatt rurn/unlurn 2 Car S595/mo . $400 dep Hunting ton Harbour 8/25to9/t(twkl 3BR.2'A g1r....., $3000/mo A'll 1970 Wallace Ave CM S895/mo 84t·1684 LIZ BA, lrplc. balcony. upper -..-831 6487 ---Awesome view 1900 9/1 Agt 675·49t2 -f111~~ll/M Oc:Mnfront (4 blk1 from 'LSEtOPT Walk to~h 2BR t'..\BA, ger:dtw, lrplc. 4-plex lnot water. trash. Newport Pi.t) Sl .250/wll JBr 28e 1>9ech condo. petlo S7 tO/mo No pet1 ga1. -.ctrle. 969·2251 673· 1943 sundecil, pool, 2-car ger 834 Hamilton Avail n()'tllr _ 642-8759. 213·458-1939 543-5478 or 651-0336 2648 Newport Beach. Pan-"'f'"a hach oramlc Bay View & NEWL y Remodeled large 2BA 1~8A Clean quite 28A +der\ 28A OOMn Greenbelt 2 story 3BR. 4BR Dople• 3BA w/gar 1 newer 4-plex Up111trs, 2 Y1ewaptwi frplc,g1t.new 2'..\BA. 5 llar VIiia, 2 block• 1o bH ch ca rports S795/m o . carpet. Step• 10 beach 1950/wk 723..0405 S2200tmo 714 845-9:M2 845·0 108 $1800/mo. • 497.9994 UllH llL umMT 2 BR. , BA. large yard Alt. Roomm1te1 W1nttd • garage. 1750/mo Some 272'" Lg pier, 5BR 8BA. min 81 pelt OK 548-7228 9\191, Newpon hlCh. 2669 1----------~ mo IN 548-3256 , 648-lOH d._V-New lulMY condo, pvt ~ cr .. t 38R 21.;e"A I -----T lllllll-ll ·-BrlB•. gerege, pool, ape. w/OCffn v'" pool ten· 2BR 1BA, ••note gerage, MWP• --••• micro, wtd , S6501mo nit If>' 12 Goodwill Ct laundry room. C.M. *""" .. ,sun* P1MM Iv mao 8A4-7115 S 15so'tmo 842•3890 515 Bernerd St. 1850/mo !.XCLUllV£ BEACH --;;C • depoalt 84e..8273 COMMUNITY 3 9., Oltl M wnhM Exceptionally well located. S475tmo w/1 yr leaM (w/ 18 MO LEASE · LAST MO FREEll) Prvt en· tranc.-reserved parking Ample guest parlctng Utll & large llgn1 Incl lmmed potMlllon 642·9347 FULL MtVlce office In Newport Center, F Ul'llOn 1111nd Answering ave only also available t11 mll'fm ums 840-$410 NEW OFFICE-~x 220 111 w/corn« windows on Ellt 1711'1 St. Coat• Mew. 846-4330 llWPllT lllTD Furnlthed, Incl eecretary, conference rm, P:A X, phone 1r-tem. etc. view Call Riek 76 ... 1010 llW#llT llllT ---2BR 2BA w/bffutlful bey H 11 e v • r Y th I ng I 2 000 all 31A 38A dbl * tlll * Ylewl Micro d/w fire· S 4 501m 0 N • • m k r R ! b ee. Suh• offloea oar. POOi. lennls. ,;750 HI, 1~ Ml..... plece&oere9e En,0.,.our ~401 4 Lv ~ I Vell S.CJ~t ..,.. 875-1120 Of 548·1384 *LIGflt a 11ry tBR. Gef, nr prv1 bMCh S 1860-All BelbOI 11 2 BR turn hM ~cl La::-1Y0~ -"it•T lliii1' twf & SC Ptua Some \ltll melntenenc. lnot. Avt 9/tO a. bay WID. • q u I p Ce 11 J 111 *• pd S850 IM 720·"61 •ALSO tBdrm S14tc.I gar SO!t rno negot 7t4nll2·11181 9 to 5. 2 BR, 2 BA hOutle ~ 4"-1787 957.0737 ........ btrt* 722·9185 l\r ~ ::;:'~!o!'~ ~ ' SOARY,'"16 P!lS ~t M11t IUlte In NI ::: t= from 50, S t 200/mo Auoctllted ............ UU. l ..... 11 Twnhm• quletlprlvt ~oee ...... £ 17ttl St. AMtty 87~ 2M 1V.8A, S350 off t at Pret.r ~tllMng r.m. eo.te ..._. ~ for y ' '"°"tl\ 1Bdrrn S300 off Sl75 844-1763 14e-IM3 • W •• .,,., tet Month Poot, ape, tel' 18A, 1 _,_ from 3 blee to bdi" ' -;;;;;;;;;,;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;' ;;;iiiiiiiiiiiii._ Dpt•. lrple. gef'age. ctble hoOll·ue> No pet• ~ '"'n Of unf\Kn. L IR betCony um • 1 1585/mo 173-9201 w..u.-. vmeoe W/O, ~ '"5/mo ~,, • Avl ,~:r-Nw:. Co1HMrd1I ,,.,.ny Aper1rnen1184$-f122 yeerty * ln-1250 M60/mo 72 2778 ffptc, pege. A11ell nowt AR!A 21A 1~8A. fr'J*, .,-... front hM 80 Of PCtf 6&0 If..,....,._ epeoe .~~11. •NEWPORT HlJGHTS •Wllll* no!\-"'*' o.ttna~l71 eq ft oMoe .-+ 8UAA WHITI RL TRS end gerege 1750/mo '~·l .,. ... ~ -110¥9 21A 11A, "'* Moo/mo lot rent '"" I ~ ~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~~1111!!!!!!1'!"!11111!!'-llllll!!!lmlll!!!!!!llllllllll!!l'!!!!!!!!!'!'!""!llll-.!!"!"!!!'ll!!!!!~-~~~~~~~~~~---,!l!!~~!J 17~ No petal 842·5722 tnCll No .. ~ Ind ut• 723-UMM llOOfmo 9410IM • ~, h919-· ss1o Le.-sho ii 1ioa- ??FE II I .._..._ ..._ mo _.., flHOTOM.tl'MV ,_...... •£ J 111-'fT tll*-._, ~ ce•et"I cl•ltN. g':,j ~liiACH l'!Jiiiii:::ia...,-,_.. .. w8ftl_. --.7t4/1t1·1n4. 1-IOO-DMIOO 1xt 1~ ....... ~., ........ . 8/! OOlfWfil WUlcM Dr• 1; Dew. Die. CIMN1M l IOWJWi•if JOii Opeft 7AM-~ 116... •11111111 wneA•Hllh~ ...... 1n.,...__.e.e.m •.ooo•.~ -11111•• 1telfte·...,'210eq.11tt.1 -. ,. .,... ..,.,1ai•1 • .....,""9d9d ........ u1111a111 '••n ,.,,.,.""' Ful *'-l '-1 tlllle. I01/2M-1-m.F•71 Colla.....,....._..,_ .. Lall Good ......... 4M-101t l'lledlcel oflkle,... .... .., • ''" treMc .... ..,,... ...... •• "8oepttotllae ..... M w. \••:.·.:.:· "•I•)), '=~·:t1~~ .. 1111m1 1m =-~·0;: • .= .... hit WllTll Cell~~ •H~aa TllllDll ~=--2~~ :=,:11111111r ... llTllT 111•1 ~ In peraon. 2131 RN Crou euthorl19d "tt1a1 wentl to tMI epeoa --:-1-:-1-:::•~·~•..:...•.:..ll:..:.:l:.__1 aMcllff DtM, N.I . provldar looklno tor •lllM. •IUI• that 1e 111• & briaftt 1n -.11n• 1 oet11ftad lnetructor for 2 PIT Mon·Titu poatt: K·M9r1 Por1rett 8Ndk> It HeWP«t .,.., Cllltu.n * --~ * j belle: "'91 eld Ind C.P.A. Front deelll 9·1· T... Making mel\K• lndM0- 973.3008 IMV. m11Hga. 1·900-tM-2255 £x1 124 ~. ~oun••· I•· !faining. Clll Jemi. Stehl phoM 1-5. Buty cOmmun uall wttl'I IN IOlloWlng F1laM Allanctan11 S35K per~ prof ... lonal at (71~) IMl--l!M3. clinic: In HB People or*'-quellflcatlona: Hee Tk;l(at Aoan•• 132K Clollactora M9d9d tori led, well O,gena.ci. wtll ~ Cuatomer s.Mce 129K ~ 8Mctl eoanc:Y·1 treln Bl-lingual SI*\/ •<M1t1i11dlng uoo SQ FT. 2 i.roa ''°"' IAM-8PM 7 Deya,,. F.. s.fety, Mnafttl, plu• ••·1 -lllllL-Eng P,at. Lee. 642-2129 profeMIQnellam Olflc•• drlv•·ln rear cellent commlMlon. Con· Headed for after ecihOol •&owi.nc.wortllng '5u1aq It or • • ' • c' P • m •I • • cera. 2 Boya. Pool llorna. wtththae>ubllc •11•m SSlO I TY UST bp • ,...,.... MytlM needad. .... ioc.ion. Ne Se6of\ . ....-1111. Sdf~imo 1777 w1111• •m111111nm* 11-Me1-15s1 1 sOy91Wk.N2-31MMag VOL'IU'l'tt'DS •1nt .... 1npho1ogr9PhY · · un I~ or cnlldran ~ i4~Y1 540·9352, LOOklng for profwllonela 11111 .. , ' •I PM PllllH• •Potential to advanoa that '*•to work In • o-Cone Aeat for ~ Earn up lo '8000 per mo. flIDEl)I Into m~t HERE'S THE DEAL ...... ltarlllflf WE OFFER HOLIDAY AN 1 Thi• 19 not 8 paper NMdt~Off" I "-tr beck· 25&0 SF. Sir. frntga. Nr faMional, yet re1ax!f'at-proiaaalo~al c:llanlala. Call (714) 647-7128 • 405/Harbot •• Ofc:a/3RR/ moephere. II you have PIT So. Cout ., ... Mini We oft9f paid treinlng. and V-'CATION PAV PLUS route NO da«verlng In-gtm•°"ntnd G~~ ~.lrfon-lta. ON-GOING BONUSES vOlvad uvv .,.., 3 ovM drL 134'0 LQOM good c:ommunlcallon be enar9111c and datall llSPECTOI The Huntington Beach c:ompi.te berlefll• <'ull ~~~~~~~~~! Community Clinic: ls IOOll· Time Only) that lnoluda O.L W•ver Tempe>rariee 2 we provide tranapot· Alexll 1 to 5 4fM..H50 C M. $1800/mo H2-!5e2 1111119, regard .... of ex-oriented. Call Kerl, tng lor decllcalad paop4e medical/dental. profit BTllL IM.ll 714-979'-2900 1atl0n and training 3 You would t>a WO<lclng Emplo)'mlnt W.ad with kid.a yOUt own age on SS35 TWO 1375 SF edl unite. perlenoe, you wlll be aue-71~5-9071. to train In venous IMdl-sharing For lm!Mdlala Fine slellonery tlore. eltte Lrg otcl 2RR/ovl'ld dr. oeeaf\JI here. We provide -. -··-Pein! flnlahlng company Str trnlg9. Nr 55/()yer training, IMda. and the -wn•• naeda experienced $800or 1 1500. 912-3~ rlQlll opportunity. You In Newpof1 Beadl, ftexlble Mnd..on lndlvldu.I for c:.I. clerlc:al and educe-conMdarallon. apply In dlenl .... FfT. 875-1010 SECURITY OFFICERS tlof\al ppe111on1. If you're pereon Wed t()..5·00 at • ....__.. ._.__ committed and are NQat the PCA Conference Rm. ...,.... -IUYE wmY WllTYIU Wiil!! =-~utt-auperviMd aales COMPANION AIDE Wiii 4 Earn GOOD MONEY give TLC to ec1MI fun IOv· provide the ambltlOn & houri, grffl working ln-prOQMt and flnal In· the enttiullum Salary • c: on d 111on1 , Ce 11 epectlona. Call eeo-t590. commllllOnt S7·S15/hr 5-4~. PIT. Fil. eeo-1255 -1,....,1"'""L-m-1,-.-m-1-TIOl IPllY, llC. to leatn a marketable aklll La Quinta 1515 South Matur•. energetic:. raepon- ln the medical flolcl. we Cout Or , eo.1e M.... llble pwaon '°' Laguna need you nowl CA EOE 8MGl'I ~all Store Full or PT 4~·3002 I and have a cnenca to Ing SR Cflinn PIT In earn dally & weekly ca.ri Dana Pt .,.. 24'0-8907 bonu ... ptua go °" out· Have a I Inga and more' --For Printing Co. Mull be *--"&IT serious. ci.pandable and For rallQIOua ~ pro-couneoua. Bring OMV r• --------- 17352 Murphy. lrvlna BuslntS1 l 1 C-142-2121 P/T TELLER Po1111on1 avail, Wella Fargo Bank, Npt 8Heh Alli lor Karen. 675-4290 UITl•ml Aggraulve lndlvlduat needed now. We ere looking tor t mollvlled peraon to maintain and .. pand a rout"' of pr()(Tlo- llonal dlaplaya In the or· ange county area Mull have c:er & lnauranoe. 1400-$500 Wk Cell Steve CALL US TODAY FOR MORE I tNFORMA TIONI garage sale Turn unwanted items into money today' gram. J>/l. Creative op-cord 261·75~ 11111 ..... a ... Tl• ~ 2904 MAi<E8fOiNVENDINO Snack rou1e for aale. High grou poaalble eaoh machine weellly. 300"/o return on lnveetment. Call Tim 1·800-8-42--4481 p ortunlly for hlghly r..-1 motivated. datail-orlen-PIT W.U •ma Orange Country lnlerlof m. lr.11 IUU led, neiclble P9fl0n with For 39 yr old woman. Car plant malntenan<la com-Energ111c. enthull .. llc for *PllUO llUTilll good typlne skllla Who 11 provided. 49•·5568 pany. Full time for d• FIT poeltlon. Wiii train. PIT tun Job helPlrlQ u s A UUWI (l1•)UM1H ,. ... M2..Ul1, ht, Ht ....... C•ll 142-5171 "ATTN GOVERNMENT JOBS • YOUR AREAi S 17 ,840 • $&9.485 Call t-602-838·8885 eic R398 ATTN Poetal Jo~! Start s t 1 4 I /hr 1 Appllc:allon info call 1·602·838~885 IX M-398, 6a· 10p 7 dyt Well establllhad bullneu opportunity on Balboe tstand. Main St Call lor into. Agt 873-4082 lnvtstment 9PPe'"'Y 2~ ENJOY 14-15% return on Trust Oeedl $10.000 to s 1.000.000 Cell Oenlaoo ASSOC •999'835 NOWI Money To Loan 291 4 •WIDOW HAS S$S 4 TDtl S t0.000 up No credit..., No ~ally Call Oenlaon Alsoc. 499-4835 NOW! Lost & Found 2925 FOUND· AbyMlnlan Cat, DllCk & tan. 8/ 15 II lhe WaretlouM on Harbof. Cosll Mesa Call to !dent· 1ty •32 ·8 1 °" Fotll> ADS ARE FREE Cal: Ml-Hll Found Fem Boicer on 8/ 15. v1c1n1ty ot Orange & 1'111 SI HB 960-8294 FHllLa4J'1W1ttlil famlllar with the Jewlah llvery. lnatall prep. Good Newport Beach 6-«-78•8 Olympic: h opeful a celendlf & enjoys youne llUYEll OMV r~ort. 641.073 1 $10• /hr Cell Mr people Salary nego-LIU ... ftml IRIEI IEll, F /T Kerrigan, ·545-8042 liable Call Debbie al Exoellenl .opportunity In Mon-Fri 5am-1 :30pm 644-1999 Part time alternoona 0.-Sante Ana with ProFed $8 30/Hr Benefits 1.1-:!! oCouf blueprnty. lnC1om1 lnpanOry· Mortg.,,.,., a dlvtalon ot Book• on Tape. Inc Call *a.Tl IWllYllll (8 t8) 5-48-9225 HHIDf.il·: By CHARLES GOREN w ith O MAR SHARIF and TANNAH HIRSCH ··.--..-Lisa at 5-48 5525 QUAUn The ne11on·1 largeat dis· MalllmH OLlll car $6/Hr Mon-Fri ProvkSenl Sav1ng1 Bank. -· trlbutor of free "'•bll-B lor experlenc4K1 nder PllTTIIE IAI .. -Q .l -Ne1ther \Ulncrable, J' \couth 1'::,~:~~. 0"rc~n<>°u~':rn: o'b1 ~~~,~~~~le:~~ writer. Prefer DIE~: . .,. COITIOL ~~~~.;·~~~' ~u~~ )OU hold Clerk knOWledQeable In 17721 Mitchan. lrvlne nation Outttendlng ben· Wor1' for ma)or oll com-gantzed. able to auper· + K6 • QJ1053 + ~ IO'i • (Jll ' bank rec:onc:1111t1on1 ( n e 1 r Re d h 11 1 & eflll Including childcare pan~. 115/Hr. &45-18~ PaJnt llnllhlrlQ compeny v1M drlvera thruout 0 C I The ti1ddmg ha' rro~ccdC"d ~albillllet Include MacAnhur) option Clll 782-8189 PllmAI. ASSllT&IT needs uperlenc:ed So Bey ereu & have ,orth f.a~ ..,oulh "~· auditing H ies reports! E 0 E M/F/H/V Highly motivated. detail-hands-on individual for truck or van Futl-ttme and general accounting EARN $395 A OAYI 11••1EI oriented own tran$p()f· in-proeess and final In-aalarled pos111on Full I + Pa .. ., 2 • Pa~' dutlaa Good benefit• w ,.. • 1 11 · f 11 • 1 9'>9cil0n• Call 560· 1590 company "'--lits Apply 2 + Pa~ " ork At Home Call IEIYIOE ST•Tlll • on .;~2_2u200• • me .,...,. and working cond111on1 1-900~5-4-2255 Ext 778 a -1n peraon Advanced Dis-What dn \OU hid nu~ ' Apply In p erson. St4 f" Mechanical eicper req'd TICl SPIAY, llC. I trlbullrlQ Co 2925 G Air-o\.-\in,c \Our re\f'(Jn\c ,on,umcd 9am-4 30pm, Mon-Frt Smog lie prefd lor atatlon Pll lllllL t7352 Murpfly. ln11ne way Ave Costa Mesa Jll ol partner·, h1ddmti rntlm dt lhc , TUll/P&Wll IHrft Tr... In Npl 8N<:h area Sand T e e c: h • r 1 I Aas 1 s I a n t I I h d h J d IWAllAITS llC MusthaV9c:ar EactowCo reaumaandaaletyhtatory TMChert FIT PIT Com· 1"11 e\e · t n~o .. pa t re ' t)(''> 170,2 Giiiette Ave ' Cypress Salary & car al· 10 Po BOX 11923. pet11lve sa11riestbeneltts IEOlrr.ST SECllnlllY no1 prnm1'4: J "' '.trd 'u11 l hcrl' Irvine lowanc. 2t3/8&2·1995 Costa M .... CA 92627 ECE units reqd 964-1741 Aeat Estate offl<la loe>'ll"Q I For small Hunt 8N<:h of· llHt". \ ou \hnuld ma~t· \ 11ur m1 • r 7 14_2 50--033 t for week end Rec:ep· 1 fl<;e GOOCI language slulls des-r1pll' e rebid. anJ 1 ~o 1111 .r umr CREW MANAGER 11on111 Pteaae c all eaMnllal Non-smo111ngl ,eem' w 111 the 1'tll 111,eh 1!>e-3110 0111ee 960-5•89 I APiYR1LL CURI ~ p O I ~~~h~~llhCT \Uh1cr.1hk J\ "uulh N B Gen Contractor BE YOUR OWN BOSS U T I • K6 • Q93 +A I~ +QJ !053 needs par1 time Payroll ssoo l T hc b1dd1no ha' nro,e<.'dtd Clark 2·3 days a week ,. •· Computer and prior HP• * Positions available for self-motivated :'liiorth t.a'1 '0 uih "t'' plus Send resume to· I ' + Pa" 2 + p,,, Hedley Builders. 50tO individuals to operate soliciting l + PrM 7 Campus Dr . Ste 100. f th O C D ·1 ONTH Wh ·1 '-" ., Newport Beach CAI crews or e range oast at y PER M at uo ~ou "'" nn~ 92660 Attn Lynda Pilot. '".-Th" Jud11m '' J1lkr('nt lrnm a-11 a•-/lllL-Fl-I I If You: the ltr\I 'xluth' rr'f'l<'rt'e hJ' Id• --• "urth "Ith a ~1Jc ho1,e n l rc:l'11th High energy tell·slart« * H d l ,hnuldheh.i\conlv.i fl\"' ,arJ wtt. motivated Cuatomer ave An insure van, wagon or * MO COUICTIOMS * servlCe lyptng. pllones I n '0 hh l"O \pad(' btd \lllUJ ll\ jtUJI s a1ary nagot1a1>1e Call arge car. .rntt'c' '1 ' ~ard' \in~e an riith• ,JrJ Pa111 5-42·2200 * E . k' . . h Early morning motor routes ni.s,or f11 c"'" ~our ..._ ti m.si..e, d *U.I. WIST&IT-1 n1oy wor tng port-time in t e eve-ra1~e co th1tt .. pa1.lt'• •hr rrrl('rre-J n in91, earning full-time SSS available. Must have a.i11•n Dynamic: Fortune 500 firm I Great oppty Call Fran * b I d e pendable transportation Mon-Fn 8-!> 85t-9393 Hove the a i ity to motivate Alter 6 pm 673-'375 and liability insurance ADVERTISING SAL ES I Then we hove a 1ob for you No ellpertence nece\\Ory For sml 11hlet1C publ Exp Full t raining ovo1loble Pf•I Must have near ap. ~· & 8'>0'1S knowledQ9 For further information or to Khedvle on interview Comm onty 759-18•9 Alrllnes S 151<-75!< Wiii train Hiring all ~ 111ons Cati t3t31 948·9800 UI A 1084 ISSISTllT lllllERS CALL (714) 642-4333, Ext. 209 M-F 10:00 AM to 5:00 PM CALL 642-4333 HUNTINGTON BEACH COST A MlSA. NEWPORT BEACH. FOUNTAIN VALLEY. mvnn: & LAGUNA BEACH Q . .l-801h ~ulncr.shlc. ·•' ""uth \etu hold + \ oid • '76) • AQ95 + -'IU'7hJ r he b1dJtn1Z hd' pr X «deJ 'Orth •a" ... Olllh "1".I I 'I P1"' J + l • p.,, p,...., ~ V. hdt .tdH>n J t \1111 l d~t"' A.-'f he .111d11111hJ'1mrrn' ·,I'""' 1 hanJ P:trtM<'r ,ltc.J nnc Jouhle 1hrct' I 'Pac.ll''· ,p \••ur '111J lt'f'll''<'llf\ ;i minun.;m 111 .,.,,,,tcJ \JhH"' I ht' prt•t>ll'lll '-'Ith d \I( htJ t•I h•IH \paJt·, '' •h.11. ,h,1uld pJ rtn~r hi.I In Gelson·s parking lot I Call lo I 0 760·1576 Two Aulitent Maneoara • hcarh. "111 •"11IJ l<"c a .i .i J1.1 -,~-"-,l-l .. ,-,"-,'-~-.~-~---,S\-,.,-,-_-"".!)~t:-""~·-C.-•-.-.-.. -' mtlnJ 11• \\ lt~t· 111111 J1 .. m"rlJ, rw ~~ l'"l! ~~ (.b ~~-:;) IHI l'.irtnC'r ''Int -.tll "'"' ,l.1111, "t11,t l>OllA• ------ ''your he'' '1ra1n. and then you can 1.•111,1dcr , Ut' h1ddm11 1he enemy '°" It J J • ' \\, ' , .,1,,, ...... hlr \pol h 'nu hold +M !i •°'QIOS •AQA •AK9 't 11u1 1111h1 hJnd o ppon('nt open\ !ht· bu.Jd111).' ""h one no trump V. h,lt dllHln dt• \llU lei~('-, I\ -t..in,c \OU and [c1,1 ha\e ac- ,oun1ed for almml .ill the point\ in :hr tk~~ there 'an c:it,cllent .:hancc that pJrtner ~1>n t ~ ablr tu \II for ''"" pc'rt.tll. Jouhk \ttll. partner ,hould ru1• hu.J 1111lc" he hd' a loni \Ult. 'fl 1 cJ011blr h,1, more 10 gain 1ho1n J I'•"' '\.iutli \PU hold + A65 • A()I~ • A(J8 + AK9 rh~ h1dJin1.1 ha\ pro-.ecdcd t:a~I 'outh \\ "'' "rnr1h I ' I f>hl l + Pa'~ Pa\' " v. hal Jd1 •II J11 \t>U Idle' o\ I\ Juuhlc ta·r•· '' 101 ~ndltlt'' Jr1J th.JI 1, .. l,, hlc: rnunn 1n tht' t-anl l 'en thnu11 l1 "e·rc \Ure 1ha1 "l' ,Jn t>cc11 1hcm .1 le" lllll' ""<' ''"I hJ\t' th.It na(t(ttng doui.t that fidrtncr .. .,n·1 let •hem pla\ a dou bJ,·J ... 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Clrc:ulahon Qepar1menl Dlack wl gold, red collr Early morning hours white Ilea collar no 1ag1 I Dulles include route de- well mannered Couch livery and servtee error lover 6429'883 re-dell very S 7 /Hr F 0 U N D M A L E mileage Edcie Gonzales, wmtr of a NintendO.,ntertain- ment system. sold (40) new subscriptions for the Daily Piot for the month of Jooe. I l[l(I L Y I I I I 1· TODAY'S CROSSWORD PUZZLE DOBERMAN 819 near Call Robert al 642-•333 Dana Point Marina for interv-I 248-t845 LOST 4 mo old Welsll ATTENTION Government Corgi we Want Her To Jobs' Many 1mmecl1ate Come Homel DISIP· open ings S 16 300· peared 811' Huntlngtn $74,000 • t>enallta Cal! SI & Atlanta VIC Gold 1·602-786-8094 ext 1910 IJ IM, 1 1 l t Al I IC·~ 6 S.SPIOO s see• •O quDC>tw ''ft'f' w 'wht noM& feel PleaM ··ATTN EARN -MONEY Help' 969-7928 TYPING -' T HOMEI Be a part of the winni'lc tum. be a part of ucit- ilc pcomotiom lie this one. and um EXTR A MOfE Y tor the StJl1. J.£R. Apply now! 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Otter, muat go 650-6661 Din Rm, Bedrm sell. w11h9f/dry . frig, etc RHaonable Marcie hm 979-1364. wk 474-5765 Mens 18K Prestden1 Rotex Watch w1tn n1ddt-n clasp Sacrifice S7 .800 Ptease c all 650 7 5 7 3 leave ••-------l sHl\NNoNstDE coNsT -~P~1m111w&LLP&PH llCllUSE YOUR Custom Concrete & Ma-tnlerior plaster patching F'urn•ture trash tree REMOVAL Prompt and AdvPrt1s1ng Rates RE.ACMI, sonry Lie. r; '2963 Ouah-Wall te•tures ~ drywall branche, appltances Reasonable 642-5937 1y guarantet'd 540-7739 l•nisnong F°ree es• Call Mt~ e 7 dys 646· 1391 TIROllH OUR IEW ha, 641-1211 HAULING CONNECTION MICUEL Oii PlJITlll Load H..iut Cleanup Scrap S121Hr •MATERIALS llPROYED TILE 1Mtall~ & Repaired DEMO' Tt>arout Sweepout References 675-4006 LOWER RATES Prompt C"urteous Seu ce &IC Eltctrical Stnlcts INS COMP 24hr 361-8550 ADM IRAL Relrtr-erator F'rf'+' f~t & R"1"1enceo; Re•ad1>n11a1 Wiring & Rt> ~ Side x side 18 cu It S1SO Jon ~ Sl\e b1 8 46 i: 176 pairs L•t lnsd 0 64 q7 14 ljWfHiPl!!l•l4•Wfll':!!lt• Harvest gold color good f VISA' .,.,.-<.,.., THE ORUUHl HOME REPAIRS/Improve c.ond 642-5937 I (Q] 1n1 f ,I Painting Large & 1 DEH the TILE MH Sm.ill Jobs Free est I CUT & ROLL PAINTING Leaky showers Acid .... 1s1 CALL Slephen 950.3955, lnt1E;w.1 L•C Bonded Free $2 44 per day & •Pqrc ,,, New ~ R•·r·a ' est All work guaranteed • 0 .. trrms <;,r,,1,,,111 cJMrs * IRISM lllLIEllS * I Lie :: 510346 498· 7020 ThatsALlyouCJdtlOr ~ill •10:,nr<; P1,mo1ng TIACYEUCTlllC •RE MODEL •PAINT Tllll!I / _. 4 lines 30 day min1rnum tic. 25yr\ n 1 1;~3 anc.s SERVICE CALLS •REPAIRS 743·4838 llWI PAii • If. taw. 1n tne C.omm 1 wor ~ Energy Thorough prep rl'SS rates SERVICE DIRECTORY For more tl'1formal1on CALL TODAV11 ISi FOR LOIS 'I' our Service D1r&1.1or, Represenlal ve &•2-4321 Ext. 310 PHLIC .. TICE The Cahf Pubt•C. Ut 1t11~ Comm1ss1or RfOUIRfS 1hat all used nousehnld goods movetJ> pr•nt 1t t'•• P U C. C JI T fl•1mb11r hmo s & ''>aulleur 5 unnl thetr T C P numt1fl' 1n all advert1st1mer 1<; 11 f''U have a question 111Juut the legal•ly ot ,. mci;er ltmo or chauflEt•ir Call Public U1t111es Com· mission 7 14-5!.8·4 151 Repairs ano $35 00 hr 960-394 1 497 ·6363 work guarentt!e<J a REMODEL • REPAIRS • NEW CONSTRUCTION • Unique & Unusual Wor~ •Alteratloris•Comm/Res 23yra area. lie 968-3564 r1-Repelr-Alterat1on1 ablne1a-Panel-locks talra·Drywll·PBlloa·etc. 5 yra exp Jerry 642-0567 Tile Ii Marbl .. ( onte Ol'i Mgmt Equ1pm1 1100~ up l IRYIH co•STlllCTIOll I Jim 754-KIWI 75 4.5494 Srto~Ars Cour~lti,rs >.it• " L1c::S27459 548 23 t 7 TILE CARPET MARBLE RAINBOW Circle Mamt "'"' , o)t;. a .. 1 .. ,. •, < •C d/B d 854 1772 70 ·~ C..1>0• \I•' ar,4 4C!5fi QUALITY Elrcy•1c&l Lie on<le • Paint mg Int Ext House & Y ~ " Apt Dual JOb Free est RHtABl F Hr11 ... nc1pa111ng Rec;id•Comm Lirttnsd St llc=569897 636-t758 L 1 lt'l•• d .. ., , 1 .;•Pa F're4l es11mAte<> 772 192.C f ~f.~llt'!' t J-'~fPrPr,ce~ (.A LLY 1t.1r11J,..f, yAfl151 MPl•Cul•·u' h.irdworkong' (.all A·~O 581 9398 •THE HOUSFWIJFS• Qu111t11 "'''r ~ Perc;onal r C.J{I ')pr,or Q NB CM * HlllDYMlll * 810 & sml Jobs-Wor~ guar CALL Bruce 647 0780 &HORA II Handyman 111nd"ap1nq pa1n1tng We do •t ,.11 839-0861 ~18 .. , Rl';i• ',M 2287 EUROPEAN CRAFTSMAN JAPANf5F <.t• • onQ SVC C.c.omtitelt' Hr,1"t-& Small 8•1\•nass R"t•ao1,. 11ard- wor~ ng Cal '4' ,J679 RE L IA8L f H()U5t'Clean E ~P'"'enr.A Rl'tPrEOnCe'I Very Good Proc.es Lttlle Engh'th LUPE 543 7652 HIERTO&YIU Regular Housecteantng Svc Shampoo carpels, lloors-wtndows 631 8511 Conqruc toon 1 IJ, Bu1lrJ1ng , ............. , .. .. REMODEL/NEW C'ONST Punctuallty & A41118bl• Neat & Prof'I SerV1ce Ouatlly rel a Outstanding workmanship Lie/Bond Fully Insured 846~0298 Home Rppatr Pa1nlln9 T1te More Res C.omm CALL ST AF'IN 58 I 768 I ,, ... 111 ••••• "''''' No Job Too Sma·11 (7 14) 545·3723 MlllDY lllDY Elec -Plumb Painting Lt carpentry etc 63 1 ot0ot3 FOR THINGS HUSBAND CAN'T OR WON'T DO Sat1afac11on Guar Refa Avallable 6<42-927.C CALL ME FIRSTI FREE EST RE.AS RATES No Job Too Big or Small Ron 722·86<46 HOME MAINTENANCE ANO REPAIR Oatl htf Nl-1222 vHOME REPAIR vWfTH SKILL AND CARE E«eeptlonal Quality WC>fk Reta Call Tom 67~·6226 LI Ga1aoe1Yd Clnup .. Tr ... '-• 141·1112 IMMEOIA Tf SERVIC! ANVTHINO TO OUMP CABINETS Flflll911EO ClEAN UP • COHCRET! CARPENTRY FHle •t e TREES John 850-1828 8S0·5t52 VESCO PlUITUUi S & S WALLPAPERING Custom Installation Removal Interior Paint Free f!'SI Jim 540-6587 WE gals shd hang together To1a11n1erior Remodeling Service ADVICE TO THE CRAZY 633-7172 Plaster 1Reparr s,rtMJtn/llahlt.I Handyman CALL Pete Kunat 722·773'2 ,\ ., ., I I I I 1(1 YOU CAN FIND IT IN THE Daily Pilat CLASSIFIED ! MERCEDES 1983 300D, fresh engine and more, excellent condition $12,000. Daya 662·5•49; Evef 730-5ot25 MERCEDES 1984 380se Must &ell. price $24,500, Ed Garcia 241-3 100 MERCEDES 1984 SOOsec fl awless blac k wl1h palomino leatner. $7,000 In extras. $3 8,900 955-2800 w, 759-0685 h M ER C ~DES 300CD TURBO 1985 cham- pagne wl1h patomlno leather Immaculate & completely loaded 761< miles Must sell S 19.500 Wiii constder reaaonabie Oller 760-3888 IEIOHES 'U HOTIWllll &•·112 "' Autos DofMsdc 9 300 1978 VW RABBIT. GOOd condition. BesJ otter Call Dave 497-5041 ATTN: GOV' MT SEIZED VEHICLES from S 100. Ford&, Mercedes. Co<- vettea. Chevyt. Surplua Buyers Guld e . 1-602-838-8885 ex A398 OU 1111UY A white beauty with burgundy velour Interior. Mectiantcally top notch. Only $799 5 llrm 760-3848 CAO 1981 ELDORADO Death In lamll~. S3850 499-0134 evenings. Cadlliic 1985 CDV Beige. loaded, mint con- dition, $5.950 557-6284 979-2631 CADILLACl975 EldOfado Conv low mile beauty Beat otter over $6,000. 650-1150 CADILCAC 1983 Sedan de VIiie. 88,000 miles. one careful owner $4,200. 846-5504 Auto, pi s, air, c1ulae, p/w, CAOILLAC-'79 Eldorado p/I. alloys Low m1le1 lm-j Dlesel Sharp 61 K maculate ( tH03214) 1 Loaded. S2350 OBO. 111,111 64.4-6689 OIUTAL &OIU UltWO 'll - 2925 HarbC>f Blvd, C M Ir It• l'lleaMM lll-2IOO 39K~mmaculate. gar- MERCEDES 1985 JOOTD WAGON Whtie leather, sunroo f E~cellen t $20,500 759. 7035 aged. S 11,800 62&.-5314 CHEVY '87 CAMARO AS Beautllul, 5 speed, power everylhmg. low mlleege $7800 557-9670 NISSAN '90 300ZX c~ 'll Gold, auto, toys, 3600 •~'fl mnes. s26.soo 553.1559 II El UlllH .--------•I V-8. auto. pi s, air. 1111. crut!MI p/w, p/I Low, low PlNHTl 'll HUl¥1YAIH V-6. low mlles. utra clean! (296479) 114,111 OIRlllUW 1500 Auto Mall Or, SA IH-1111 PORSCHE 1972911T Re- stored. like new Call me s t2,000 642-2923 '1 SUBARU 1985 GL 4114 Wagon, 5 spd, ate, sunroof, stereo, alloy whls. car cover bike rack. $3,200 OBO 836-9702 miles! (909873) 1-10,111 OIASTIL &OIU 2925 Harbor Blvd, C M lll-2HO OlmlEITAl '10 Leather Interior, like new Low mtles. artlc wtitte (673442) 111,IOO .......... Ulllll•IOllY 2626 Harbor Blvd . C M 141-HIO WE WILL Daily Pilat Huntington Beach / Fountain Valley SELL INDEPENDENT ORANGE COAST YOUR WEEKLY CAR ~::~~~'.r3 weeks No trings your car isn't sold, we will run your ad tor tree' NO STRINGS ATIACHEO. Just call us to renew your ad. R un 1 O words for 3 weeks at $18 50. 55¢ eac h add1t1onal word M ust be prepaid A wo rd constttules anything that has a space between 11 For tndtvtduals only ATTACHED ·-------------------------------~ NAME----------~-PHONE------------~ ADDRESS CITY -------------- STATE--------ZIP----CHECK 1----AMOUNT ENCL--- MASTERCARONJSAI EXPIRATION DATE ---- M ESSAGE: l I I r I ! rll-!B \:l.l'Ua l'ACJt" ... I ' -1 ! I I I I . I I I I I ' I I MAR. TO-04tLY "LOT• Jltt WOT IAY rTUrt COSTA MISA, ~ ,.._ ATI'N1 NO STlllNf".S AlTAOfm I L-~---~-----------------~------------------------------~~ ... -.. ' • ' I I PORO ttl1 T8Mf\ll • *·pow~. _......,..,II.too oeo. ........ POND 'H Fit.CON MUM. a c1oor 8Yt0- ...-. ... pelnt, "'-..,...... ,,..,, .. ,Oil ... ..... *2110. IU-6741 ;(5N) •• TMUNOIMIAO sen. 'UiY toeded. muet u11 st.too 010. n1.aasa. 'llMUSTANO COHVEATtlL.! 5 ·~· red. •t•r•o CMMfte, CNIM COf'ttrOI, •IC. UI<. 0400. 873-4220 oNC&H ·11 Conttnen..i * ~ne. 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CerlaMO. c.it. -* tnM11r Ill -.0UC to be -='"'-QI) Coufd. ~ 0 1,_ ,..:,:::: A!~ ·--llllcl. C.M. -., .. ~ '°' ~ ~ Inc., ~ AM M . •tt1, ttOOI medl Ofl C*90M1 llW°""Y 9ca 1200, CO... ...-..c... ......_ea... IM2J lll-1111 of ftlllM ~ not tie 11t41 Compvt., L•~. ~ . c.lt twT NllftfO ........,., *00 ,_....,. dmr10eCI ...,-,.. HIU-1200. on 0t Jll'll ~ '2l 1 ~~~~~;;;;;;straMed Huntlftfton leedt, C ... f. Thia ~ .. ~ W. ,.CH .. ~ e.ctl. llleftllml(ajMd .....,_ ~"-"°"'°' tOOOo.m t?trt St • 2'6 Co.ta MeM. "la IUt1Nr or-.ci 1tlM • t:HMt ducted by. en.,.,..,.. ea... 12113 ...,...,. Of tN ~ on llluradey, ~ *>. • OOC>Y OI l"'8 oro. to tflOW Thia ~ I• con· The reo19ttant(1) oom· T"'9 Oull""8 11 Mn-.,.,....otf•) •• Mowtoe tllO " atllll lie tN ,.. ~ n:J.,~ 1, con-cw lie Pl U l"*I In Of. ducted by: a e«poretiof'I '"9ft09CI to 1rwwt bUli-ducted by: a ..,_ .. 1*1· ~ and Joer'I ......... ~ of the bidder IO .... 1... °'198 Coa.t Dally ittloC O Tiie teoitttal'lt(I) COfft-MM wMer tN ~ NttNp V\cleo 51, 111 ... IU. deher l\la Old to the CMy OUC1eO by 8n lndM<Nal Alf, vtnyt Interior metaltlc newepapar of oenerot rnaneecs to ~ butt-hllnMa NolM(1) lltttcl Tiie reoiatront(tl COl'll· ·•c ". Cotta MeN. Calltorn&e. Oettl'a OfflOe by~ prOClft ~reoi.tronl(t) c;om- blue. Low ml ... '11111 rift clrcollatlOI\ ~llahed In tl\la n.e uno. the ~ OboW on: Mey 2•. 1990 rnenced to ltwlaKt bl*-The ioc.tlOI\ WI Cellfornll IMOUnCed time. ltd• wtll be ,... ~ "~t = (6'2"t) . county. at leMt OtlCI .... 9ual11et• NtmO(•) lllttcl Stndy KM'lll MM ""'* IN '1ctttloua of the ctllef eQQltlw Office ~ °'**' and retcl I 111.111 f()I' '°"' cona.iutlw ..... Mlcwe on: Juky I. 1'90 Thia ~· .... llltcl 9ualneat N1me(1) lltttcl OI ptll'ICi9ol ~ Office ob.Id II 10 00 • m . °' .. '41tl..... NIJ'l'IO(I) titted f!!0t to IM day of the hMr• J8IMO w. ,lonogan wit!\ the County Clattl of Of. above on: .JIJt./ I, ttto of the lfti.ndtd tfaNWOf ... IOOfl ltleraofter .. Pf'llC> ~ ~~ n . l990 Bu ( NWM(•) ...... ........ ""b T"'9 •tM.,,.,I .... flltcl = County on My 25. A"ttclo ~·1 Nml .. above tlcalMe on Tll\Kldty, /4.ugual Thlt •t•l...:i .. flied • .;,. ~· Ap(tl 1tl7 &.-ILi • lllY J:J:eA":. 1 ):0KMAN, :;.•i=ty~~ ~: 1 ,.... wtt'h~·~~=o•~ .,: ~U: ~°":: ~=·· ~Y t.:,I. ~;:: with tile County C~ 01 Ot·, btner Woo 2828 H.,bor Blvd . C.M. JUOGI OI' ntm l4'""90R 1MO ~ Otenot COOM tnoa County on July 10, Intended trenafw0t w1tNn Dnw. Coai. MeN. c.11-ang9 Cout1ty on July 2'· T'hllt tte..,,...t .. ftl9d ....... COURT ,..... Dally Piiot ~ e. 13, 20, IMO "" .. ....,. IMt '*' '° fer lofnla. lof the lufnllhlnQ or 1990 ' With IM County Cleric °' Of. LINCOLN '82 Continental Pata Norton. Att.OfMy tor .-UbllaMd Ofonge eo.t 21, 1990 ,_ a known to the lntonded ALL LABOR. MATERIALS, ,.._I_,. CouMy on .Nk'1 i•. Md I :;;;;;~~~ Patil~. 1408 Buth, Santi Delly Ptlot A~ 8, 13. 20, M.oe& PublllNO Otonge COMt tr.,_.,. 1rY none lOUIPMlNT, TAANSPOR· PubltlMCI Ot1111Q8 Coaet t990 L~" ~. i;,:c.; Ane, CA 92701 27, 1990 Deity PllOI Auoutt e. 13. 20. flit Nini(•) end~ TATIOH, ANO SUCH OTHER ~il~~ly 30 Augwt 8. PuOll.aned Orange"= in.tNmentl. i.atti.r In-c"••ZIWU'll o!i~~~~:T.1~~ M.oM 27•1990 M.ott :: .. ~,~':~~ ~~~ti1:~:~R~~:O~,; • M-OM:Oally PllOl~ty30.~I. *'°'· driven ,... tl\an OUP•. fully loaded. 21, 1990 .. _"' 1111\TIC( rta.JC lll)TIC( Seional(, 3084 TY* Wey. OOlF COURSE TRlES l3, 20, 1"° :;::,m:::.~~::~ IUNOOf (08338) m071 ~nu ~TmOU• .,..... P\llUC NOTICE COit• Meu. Callf0fn11 Addlllonal Mt• 01 111el PllllJC fl>TICE ¥-451 a_.., ••,081.8 t Call ~11 ~TmOUe .,..... MA• ITAT'lmtfT I Thel the P'OC*'IY pertt-. IC)tlciflc;allOnl may be ot>· 'ICTfflOUe .,._ .. ........ • ....._. 11111-"' 1111\ni-r nen1 "-eto le detctl.,_, In lalnacl 11 111e OfflGe of the , Ill\ 722·'220 _,... l"-.n. ""'~ NAm 8TATDmtfT The lollowlng pertot'ta era ftCTITIOUl IU ... 11 I general .. Video SIOl"e and Pur~ Agent at 71 Fu ~ ITAft•NT I "8JC ,.,TlC( Metaury 1979Comet L~.............. PICTITlOUl.,...11 ~:=.:::'°"°er• ~E='Tou-:i1ER SER--~ITAft•NT Ira iocetao at 751 8akar °""9, Coata ..._. Calt-~foMowtnopaoonur• FICTTT10U91Ull .. Excelent Condition. Auto-1040 Jarn60iee, N 8. NAMe ITATl•NT CAELUM COUNSELING VICE. 9481 Neolanl Of . dJ:: :~ '*'°"'.,.,Street, "C'', Co.ta Mee&. te<NI Bid• lllOukl be ,... J C~R~ 'COMPANY ~ ITA~ made, A/C. S t.295 080, ... .... Tll9 loltowlng peraona .,. CENTER, 833 Oowr St., Huntington S.•.ell. Calif H T w~ 'CoMPANY c~:i:.i,,... noma VMCI ~:~"-.:.~:i·:,~.= 186 s.nta INbel llA Coa1a Tl'9 folowVlO peraont.,. 536-7381. ·~~~~~~~~~doing bullneu.. Sult• 23 Newpot1 8Mctl t2t48 13961 Wiiiow St . WMl·1 by the MIO tranafetor(•J II llmi1 In a' IMlac:I anveiop. Meal. Calli »627 OOinO bullNM ... .n•'ll..W. Looded w/ power & oil Ille GT ground effec tt (21916') 11Ull Jiii•••• UIHLl•HllY 2t2t Hatbor Blvd., C M ........ m•nm1111 Robullt ong. Excellent Condition! $12001080 552-1102 ,-TONY NICK AUTO DE· Calif t2M3 ' Tem Long Pl\.8", 4208 mlnttat,C.Uf 82e83 Mldlocatlon l• Vldeo 51 ldenUfieO ontheoutllOewtth JOM ChltlM Cooy 1861 TWENTY-FOUR SEVEN. TAIL CO .. 588 Wiiton Apt I, Tam P. Petr1tlln LC SW., Slmaburry Common. S8nta HatOld The0d0ta Wiley., Tl\•l Mid~ tr8ntfer 11 the Bid ltamNumbat lndtM1Sat1ta l .. bel •A Cotta 2e81 Cf~Of ~ ---------Co11a MeM. Calif 92827 9141 ~herreneon Of .. Ana. Collf 92704 Jr 1991 WHtmlnatar, Inland«! 10 be cont<Jm· ~Dal• Meaa Celtf 92627 Beaetl. Cellf 92683 P\lll.IC unTICE Antl\ony Nick. 588 W HuntlnQIOn Baacn. Calif. Thia buelneu 11 eon· Cotta MeM. Callf 92e21 I matao 11 the olf~ ol ,,...... Each Did "'"' •pacify Tl11• b1.111ne11 •• con· Natalia~. 2881 Craat· ___ .;..;;.-...;;nu;.;;,..;.;.;.;:__ Wiiton Apt t. Coate Meao. 92MO duc:ted by. 8" lndMdual This butlnet1 le eon-1!>0'1 Eacfow Cornc>any 2756 MCfl and .-y nem 81 eat dllCled by en 1nd1v.Oull ,,_ Of . Newpor1 8eec11 ftCTITIOUI llUllNlll Cllll 92627 Tl\la bu1lno11 11 eon· The r09t1trant(1) com· dveted by en lndlvldual Brlatol Str•C. Cotti Meu. fOfth In the tpaelfbtlont The r99111r1nt(t) com· Calif 92M3 NA• ITATIMIN'T Thi• buelnaH 11 eon· dvetad by.,, lndlvldull manced 10 Irene.et bull· The rag111rant(•I eom· Callfornl• 92828 on°' alter Anyan<Slllaiu:-s>Uonatothe INlnCac:I to tranuct b1.1t1-Thtt l>ullflfft 11 C(>n· The tOllowlng i>erton• .,. duetac:I by an Individual The ragletrant(•I com· neu vnder the Actltlou• menced 10 1renuc1 busi-1 Septambat 6 1990 tpeelfic.tlon• musl be CIMt· ,.... under the F1C11t1ous OUC1ac:I oy .,, lndlvlduai doing bullneae 81 TM r99111rant(a) com· menoad to 1ranMC1 bull· BuelneH Name(•) titted ""' uria.r the Flctmou•' Thll Wk ,·,on.fer 11 eut>-ty •t•lad 111 the bid and llll· Bu11naH t1ame<11 11111101 The r99111ran1(1) com· TAAVELSPORT. 2125 maneeo lo tranMC'I _bull-neat under tll9 Flelltloua at>ove on· July30, 1990 Bualnau Hamfl•I llt1adiiec1 to C11110<nl1 Uniform ura to Ml lortl'I an~ •tam In •bOva on Aug1.111' 1990 I rnencao to traneact ~ Butte. Ha'Nport Beach nets under tl\e Flctttlou• BuelneH Nama(•I lletad Tem LonQ f>hen 1b0ve on Aprll 1 1989 Commercial Cooe Section the speeltatlon• al'lell l>e Jenn Cody ""' under the Flctttlou• Celll 92658 • Bu1lt1Ha name(•) lletad abOva on NIA Thia 1111ament wu filed HT Wiiey 6106 ground• le< rajee1K>n of thel Tn11 tt•tarntonl was ui.csl Bu11neH Name(•) 1111ac1 Golden Watt Sporta. Call· above on NIA Terri P. Petrlkin with the County Clerk ot Qr. Tn11 11a1amen1 'NH 111e<1 TM name 111\0 addrau 01 bl<I 'Nlth the County Clerk ot Ot· above on Juty 23. 1990 lornle, 2 t25 Basua. N-""" At1thony NICll Thi• 1tataman1 wu 111.0 anga County on July 26, "°"''"'the Counry Clark of 0<·1 tha par i on with wl\om Eacn bid shall Ml le<rh ,,,.I 1nge County on Auou11 10 NetaJie Rigofel Beech. Celll 92658 .--· • Thie atat.,.,,.,..t wu llled with ll'le County Clerk of Or· t900 ange County on July 24, Clalms may t>e Iii.cl 11 New· 1..,11 t1am.s at1d r-dencee oil 1990 Thoe 11a1amen1 wu llfad Thi• bullneu It con-wilh the County Clerk ol Or· •noa County on July 25. ,...,..,.. 1990 port Elctow Company 2755 •II persot11 and partiee F•110j w11n the County Ci.tk ot Ot· dueled by I tC>fpor11100 ·~County on AUQUlt 10, !HO Publlttled Orenge Coatl F*211 '1 Br11101 StrMI. Sta. 110, interllSted in tl\e propoNI 111 Publlll'leO Otange Coast ano,e e County on July 24, Tht r9glstrent(t) tom-1 ,.,... Delly Piiot Augult 6. 13, 20, Publllhed Orenge Coast Colla Mau. Calllornl• the l>ld 11 by a COfporellon Dally Poof Augutt 20 27 1 1990 "*'Olld to lt1t1UGt busl-Publlltled Oren;~~ o.':~b~l~~~u~~!;T, .~~:~127. 1~ M--Oe7 Delly Piiot July 30. August 6,192826, end Ille last dey for a111a the nemes ol lr>e of· September 3 tO 1990 P I Of ': neat under the Fk;mlou1 Delly Piiot Augull 20, 27, 27. 1990 " 13 20 1990 flllng c:llllm• l>y •ny credl1or llcers wl'IO can 11on '" M·096 0 ut>P•lllael anga 1 Buelnau neme(a) listed Septambef 3, 10. 1990 M--Oe5 M-057 tllall be September 5. 1990, 1graemet11 on bet\111 ol the •IDt IC NOTICE 1 aoly llOI July 30 Auguat 6• lbove on AUQUSI 15, t990 M·097 1 wtllGl'I It tM business day COfporauon end whell'le r ~-. 3 20 1990 M--0$3 OLDS 1970 Cuttus Su· Fradllflek LIW1her, Pr8$1-rt8JC NOTICE P\llltC NOTICE 1 before 11'141 eontumm1Uon more tl'len one otltcer mull 'ICmlOUI IU.,_11 eme 2 d()()( lotded dent 1111111111C NOTtr~ P\llllC NOTICE o11a 199Clfied •bov• MO" It the tlld 11 l>y •part. NAMI ITATIMINT ~oto' •~le, i owner Thi• 1111aman1 wu hied '"~ ~ 1 '~:A~:r" FICTrTIOUI llU .... 11 I Daleo August 3rd, 1990 "4lfll'11p or 1 1oin1 11er>t1.1ra Tht lollowlng pertot1s era $2 • 50 E itca lle n I with the Coumy Clerk ol Or· flCTrTIOUl llU .... 11 FICTrTIOUl IU ... 11 NAMl ITATl•NT Mlchaaf A.~ sute the nemas i nd dOlng bu1mn 1 as 17s-&8AO alnge Cout1ty on Augvst 3. NAM! ITATl•NT NAMe ITATIMUIT TM following perlOl\e are Tl'la lollowtng persona .,,1 Publ•Slled Of•~ Coast adr~ of '11 ~·1 Perl· CAOSSWINOS ELECTRIC F1Cm10U1 .,... .. ---900 The IOllowlnQ pertont era TM following perton• .,.' d°t:1s~~'::' BY HIOUI doing bWlnMI u Dally Pilot Auoust 0 1990 nets end l(Mnl venturera II INC ~21 ~an 0. Hunt NAME ITATI_,,, •'1111~Ww.;:l!lllll'n F*M1 dOlng bulin .... u · doing butlneat as LESLIE ANN COS·I M·I03 the t>iOdar '1 1 tole 1ngton 8Mch Cl.Ill 92~6 Tl'le IOI~ pereons are PuOtttl\ac:I Orange Cout AE ENTERPRICES. 2433t TASKMASTERS 275 E 42S3 Martl"Qlle Way Ut1lt METICS. 300 Cagney La.ne I propr1etorst1ip or anothat Crouwinoe E1ec1r1c: Inc: dOlng bult-u DlllyPt1otAuou1113,20 27 Mutrl1t1d1 Blvd Suite 181h St Sulla 4e Cotta1 ~2~ Beach Cehl S1.11•• 1t2 ~' Beacn P\lllJC NOTICE ,entity that does 1>ut1nau Cal1lorn°1 OU AG Lt ERINI AS - S•c>tarnt>er 3 1990 4-243, El Toro Clllli 92630 Mela, Calif 92627 Halkool Aghl ta nie n 1 Cehl 92663 under 1 hetotlOUI ne,,,. ll'le Th11 t:>u11nau 11 COt1· SOCIA TES 308 VI eta M.()82 Arno Emrich. 24331 LIM Lynn M~lef 275 E Carroll Avenue. INtna. c"alil Portcttwerka Inc Cell-1107'2 bid 111111 oe '" tl'le reat name ducted by 1 corporation Suer1e N-port S.ac:I\, ----------1 Muirfendt Blvd • Sulla 18th St Sulla 46, Cott• 92714 lorn1a 710 W 16 SI Cost• NOTICE Of' TIME ol Iha bidder wtth a °"'9-Tiie r99111rat11(1J tom-Calll 92660 P\llltC NOTtCE 4-243. El TOfo Calif 92830 Mesa, Colli 92827 Thia t>usoness " eon· Mese Calif 92627 AND ~Cl Of' nat10t\ lollowing ll'IOwong mer>cao 10 trantaet t>u• Mll.lfwo Ouagi*•l'M 308 ----------Thos bu1lt1ee1 It eon-Tl\11 bu11naH I• ton-ducted by an ondivld at Thos business ta COfl· P'U9lK: IAL.f Of' OBA (tne ll<:t•tioua na"'4tl ""' vnclef tl'la F1c:tn10Us V••ll Sua rta Nawpor1 flCTITIOUI sua...11 I duetac:I by an ondlvldual dvctlld by an lndlvldval Tna r lllranl(•I u com dv<:1ed by • eorporal!Ol'I COL.LA TlllAL prOVlded l'lowavef no lie· Bu11,,ee1 neme{•I 1111ed Beach Caiol 926e0 NAM« ITATEMENT 1 Tl'le rag111r1nt(t ) com· Trie rao111rat11(1I com-Ced ~ 1 aneac:I bull. Tna r99111ran11s1 com-Notice 11 l'leteOy grven t>y I llllous name ll'llll oe uMO 1bove on Auoutt'7 1990 Tn11 b1.111nesa 11 cot1- Tl\e lolfOWlng persona are tneflCeO to traneac;I bull· menced to traneac:I bull· = vnder ;,,. F1c:tltoou; meneeo to traneect bull· Ille underslQnac:I 11\al • pub-unless rnere '' ' currant James SIJvm Oucted by an lndlYldual dOlng bualness as neu unoer the FteflhOUI nass vnder the FK:lltlous 8 atneu Hem s 11 tad ness uflder the F1ct1110ut lte Nie ol the loltOW1"Q o .. reg111rallOl'I wotn tne Orange Tn11 1111emen1 w11 Wed T,,. r99111ranl(t l com-- WORLD JUNGLE. 217 110 1 Business n1ma(1) 1tetad Bvslnau name(•) lt ttad ~ J 1y 2~ :990s Busman Name(•I lllled tcrlbed c0fla1er11 wtfl oe County Recorder 1" cue of,""''"' the County Clerk ol Or· menced 10 1ransae1 bull· Cypreu Drive L1oun1 ebove on Augull 8 1990 above on August 1 1990 • H v~ on Au h •bove on June 11 1990 l'lelO •t the hour ot 1 00 c0<porat1ot1s •nclvde Ille ange County on Auo1.111 10 neu under the FtetltlOUt ITATl•NT Of a..eh Cel1f 9265 t Arno Emrich l•N L M~ler aJ OOI g •ian1en M1r11, Cooll.M)' O clock Pm on 11'141 271h day nef'lel 01 tne President 19QO Bu11neu nemec11 llt la d ~T Of Jonn F11zger1ld Denny Thll 1111amen1 wu filed Thi• 11a1aman1 wu filed ..,,. Tnh:~'t11amen~.;:' /';;' Thtt statefT)8fll wea !tied ol Augull 1990 er 17701 Secretary TreaS<Jrer and ,.....,. above on Auguet 8, 1990 ute Of 'ICTrTIOUI 217 • o Cypreu Drive wtll'I the County Clerk of Of. With tM Cout11y Clerk of Or· 1~ Cou~~I)' on Jul~ 27· wtlh lhe County Clerk of Or· Mttthall Horth, lrvtne Coun· M~n•o~ C 1 Publ11f'\ad Orenge aout Maurmo Ouaollennl .,,..,, N.U.. Legune Beech, C1111 92651 I i nge County on August 10. anga County on August 2. 1990 •noe Count¥ on July 24. ty ol Oranoa. State of Cali· C• het 11Y ounc• ot 111• OaJly P1101 Augull 20 27 Thia 1111amen1 w .. IMO Th• lollowlng pe rson• Thi• butlness 1s con-1 t990 1990 F....a53 t990 '°'"" ty ° Costa Mesa rHMves September 3 10 1990 wlll'I tne County C..,.k of Ot· ,....,. abandoned the uM ol ducted by an 1ndl11tdu11I F411211 ,..._ Publlshed 0,. e Cout '*'°' O.Cr1p11on ol toll1ter11 01· '';" ''0"'1 10 ••f8CI •ny "' 111 M-092• 1noa Cou,,ty on August 10. the Fle11t101.11 But lnau The reotttranlls) com-Pubhtl'lad Or1nQ• Coul Publl•l'lad Orenoe Coast Dally Pilot Auou•~. 13. 20. Pubh•hed Oranoa Cour lice Furt111t11nga .and EQulp-b ~A TEO A t 15 1990 1990 Name YOGIS FROZEN menc~ 10 1r11t1aac1 bust-, Dally Pltot Augull 20. 27, Daily Piiot Augull 13, 20. 27. 27 1990 Daily Pllol July 30. Auou11 6 ~1 p bto•neo iu:nge c0111 Pt&.IC NOTICE , .. ,., YOGURT. 213 B 82nd St . ""' under 111e F'oc1111oua Septeml>er 3 10. 1990 September 3, 1~ · M--OeS 13 20 1990 hit Nie II being held 10 0 u p 1 ' 2 PublisneO Ofenge eo..1 Newpof't Beach, Calll 92683 Bu11nau t1ame(1) lttted M-091 M·077 M..()54 enforce the r!Qhlt 01 Com· eily 1 OI Augiial O i 99o FICTITIOUI aUllNEll Oa11y P1tot AUQull 20 27 The Flelllloua Bu11nau &boveon August2 1990 ,mert• Bank under agree-m·l06 NAMEITATIMEN'T Sap1em1>er3 10 1990 ' Name refarred to •bove ""'' John F Danny I f't&.IC NOTICE P\llllC NOTICE PllllC NOTICE P\llllC NOTIC[ ment with Le Anee ano P\lll.IC NOTICC rne loltowtno Ptl'IO'I' .,, M~ ftlacl In Orange County on Tl'ltt 11a1emen1 wea llleo Haroan 00<ng t:>usiness u 1uuuuu1 FILE NO F389496 #tlh the County Clerk of Or-1 FIC:TfTIOUI llU ... ll I ftCTITIOUI llU ... 11 FtCTfTIOUI 8U8*lll FICTITIOUS aUllNHI f L! ANC• Mid HU,NRT FICTTTIOUI 9UllN£11 AO C Av ST RA L AN I Georgina U1u1 330 ·~County on August 3 NA• ITATI•. NT I .NA• ITATl•NT ~ ITATl•NT NA• ITATl•N'T The good• will be •v•ll· NA• ITATfMlNT GLASS CO 77S w 17rn SI Wllnut. N-port Beach t T ...... fol""-' The fOllowtnn ,_'°"'ere •t>+e for 1nsc:iectton on Mon-T un 1 • Cost• •• c 11 • ,...... The lollowtng peraone ere I ,..., "' ... ng peraona are d<>o"" buSineU ;.-· Tl'la IOllowlng person• are day Auou11 27th 9 00 • m l>a fOllOWtng perwn' ••• i " o ~•M • • I( 059664 Calll 92683 -11 d<><nQ t>us•llff• es doing bullflftl u .. ., doing business es s 1 t i doing t>usiness as 92627 NOTICE OF PETITION Tiiie bullness wu con PubllsM<l Orange Coast, COAST GATE 30• 38th CLUB SHIKI 891 Baller FINE POINT .PUBLISH· IMPRESSIONS BY ANN to eoe ma H20 POOL ANO SPA Howard Withey '9!>9 01 TO ADMINISTER ducted Oy an •nd•vlduel Dail; Potot Augusl t3 20 27 St . Newport Beacn Calol St . Svlta 10-A Cotti M-ING l300 P~ Newport MITCHELL 333• E Cal T~" not~hos,..:ovet1 .n ac· 28•9 Lfl<T\Ot> St •B Cotta 1nge Ave Co4te ""•ta EST ATE OF· Thia tllletnanl was lllac:I Saplemt>et 3 1990 92663 Calif 92628 •4 l3, Newpon ee.eh Calif H St 185 c def tO< ance""' 1 pro••s•ons Mese c a .. r <i2626 Ca .r 92617 · """"IM Coumw Clatk of Or .. "1•1 ,.., 92660 wy 11 °'°"1 ol S.C:tl()tl 950• Suoo1v1sion rk LAURA L BRmHT , • ...,.,... 0 Andrew Jo••Ph Hen-Kena Wast Corp ...,1. v~MI L W"""nton 1300 Mer. Calll 92625 131 01 rhe Urulorm Com· Br101ey All•" "'••Q•' "'' l>u! nau ' CO" angel ~·~ on Augull 2 ----------304 36th SI N lornla 13 B1ronaas Laovn• ...... ....,.... A M h II 2 14 2849 Llf'l'IOI' Sr re Cos1a OUC:lad by '" tlO•V'dua• •• LAURA BRIGHT 1990 l nessey . -· . . Parll. Hewpon ••t3 New-nn ot e a metttllCodeoltheS111e ol ••-a Ca•1t 92626 The '"'"''"''"ttst com· CASE NO. A1SS•08 P\lll.IC NOTICE port S-Ch, Calli 92683 Nlgvel CaUI 92871 Beacn C 11 92660 Fernlael C0<on1 Oel M11 Calltornia ... _ -• • Pubial\ed O<onge Coatt 1----------Th1$ bu11ness 11 eon· l hlt 1>u11nau la eon· POflTk 1 t 1 C1J1f 92625 0 81_. .,.,,.,51 16 1,,,..,.. Tn11 t1us1nasa is con. ~ to l•llleac:t buSI· To aM ~ ~ P110t A•"'ust 13 20 27 I 1_. b .. 11 ou11na1s a eon-. .... ,.....,... . .,..., • _ ... _ ,..... F 11 ,____ · .,.._., -w ftCTITIOUI 9UllN£11> ducted by en 1nd1vld1.11J OllC _, y a eorpOtallon ducted b lndMdu I Tn11 1>u11nass os COtl· OITIUN I OITfUN IV· dueted by an ,,O.,••dvll "9$. u .. ....,r '"" >e 1 '°"' bene ..... ...,..,s creator?; Septambat 3 l990 NAM! ITATtMlNT , Tna r901Stranl(1) torn-Tl'la rag11tr1nt(•J tom· Tne ,~:1trent1sf •com· ducted by en 1nd1"101.1al OMJ Oetnn ' · The •eo111ran1111 com-But inau nemcws • 1 steo contongent c:red~ and M.()65 Tht following persona.,. meneeo 10 tranaac:t buSI· rnencad 10 1ran..et bull· t tran ti· Tl'le r9911tran1(1) com-Pvbl•Sllac:I O•ange Cout meneeo to t•1t1sac:1 bus• l bO,,. on N A persons who moay ----------OOtng but•nett 11 nets under lh41 Fte1111ou1 ness under the F1e1111ou1 manced 0 eac:t bu mencao 10 tran•act buSI· Dall p 1 A 11 20 1990 ness unoe< '"• Foel•l>Ol.lt Howerd w.1,.,..,. otherwise be tnloe~ m ~IC NOJlC[ 1 CA TEL MARKETING 694 Bus•nen nama{tl 111tad B1.1a1nau nama{I) lletad B":neu.':'«N.'~:.~:~~ nen under the F1ett11ou1 Y "° UQuS · M· lOA Bus1nan Nameu1 •111ao r.,.. 114•1......,I •r.t 1"'90'tf1V witl or esi.-«-bottt w 29 StrMI C-0111 Mesa I ebove on not yet 1bova on NIA .~ .... on J .._ 1990 Bu11nau Narnett) 1111ao 1b0ve on S~p1em1>e< I .... rn the CouM~ C•ll"-01 Of ol LAURA L BRIGHT Illa NOTlCl °' Caltl 92627 Andrew HenllffMy Heidi A Kim u., l bOlle on NIA i989 •nge Counlt Of• Aug.,., 10 LAURA BRIGHT "*JC OffK:t Car to• MOfales 1s1Q So Tl'l11 stetament wu !tied Thi• 1tatamen1 wu lllec:t V1c:ki L Wigginton AM Mncneit Pt8JC NOTtCE Bt1.01ey A YNQ8' 1990 A PETITION N9 bMtn ,~~ ~AU.tY Townat Caul 92707 with tne Cout1ly Cl.,.k of Ot· w111'1 '"-County Clerk of Or· ...,1T::~ ·~~t;_u 111~ Thlt 11a1ament .... loled FICmlOUI IU8*lll Tn11 1111emerit •1.S 1o1eo ,...._. ftlod by BARBARA ANH ... a..1 ~ ,...,ICll Tn11 ousoMn ,, con-ange County on Auoull 10. ange County on Augutt 3 •noe Cout1ty Yon J :?, 24 ""'h tl'le County Clerk ot Or· NA• ITAn•NT w•m the County Clatt. ot Of Pu11111n~ Or•no• C:0.11 LEGACY in tie SuperlOI' TOM ~W AND duc:111d by at1 1nd1V1duat t990 1990 ' 1990 ..,., · •nQ• County °" July 2• 1 The lolloWI 1nge Cou,.ty o" J1Jly '" Daily P~ot Auou•f 20 27 Court ol Ca111ornio. Coun~ Tl'le reg1s1r1nt(tl com· ,.,., P-..U 1990 1 ng persona •r•11990 Seotemt>ttr 3 10 1990 101 ORANGE ""IONI TO meneeO 10 trat1tact t1us1.t Pubt11hed 011n09 Coast Pul>ll•hed Orange Cout fee4JCll ,....._ dOfng ~atnns l.S f...at1 M 100 THE PETrTION Al'Pl.U. ON 8AUOT n"' undat rhe F1ern1oos 011ly P1lo1 August 20 27 Dally Piiot Auoull 13, 20, 27 Pubhlhed Orange Coast, Publtatled O<enge Cou 1 WHOLE LIFE PROD· Put>ttshed O•enge Cout ptiollC NQTIC[ IArequests LlhEaGIACBARY BA~ ~':Al~~~:C,.. Bu1lt1Ht narne(S) 1111edj Septembef 3 10. 1990 · Saptambef l , 1990 ~;1~cf11~~~ly 30 Augvst 6 I Daily P1101 July 30 Auoust 6 ~CTS. ~0;0~ ':"tral ~v~t 1 Dally P1101 July JO Augvtt 6 uo NN ...... To •• .. lD above 0t1 March 2• 1990 M· 101 M.()83 · M·050 13. 20 1990 92u~•; 1 • ••• 11 13 20 1990 laJJpoinlod as pef'SOOol -Cartoa Moralft M·049 " I M·OS2 YOU Aflf IN OfFAUlT1reprPS4>nlallV9 IO NOVIMel" t, 1MO Tho• stalem&l'lt wH llled P\llltC NOTICE Janet Jahema 101 w u NOE A A D f ED 0 F administer lhe estate of NOTICE is HEREBY llh th• Count Clerk 01 Or-PllllC NOTICE 11111-IC NOT1"r 1eenrra1 Ava Su11e B· 105 81-IC NOTICE Tf~UST DA TED l 31 19 tl'le ~"' GIVEN 11\al Ille following w Y r~ ""' P\lllJC NOTICE Brea C1111 92621 '"~ UNLESS YOU TAKE •C·1 THE PETl'l'ION peraGnl have bMtl noml-an~ County on Auoust 2· FICTITtOUI 8UllNlll FICTTTtOUI au..... I Th•• bu11ness IS COtl· TION 10 PROTECT YOUR r1>ques1S lhe d9oedenf's ~led for IM offle" ,,..atn· I I NAM! ITATfMlNT NA• ITATl•NT I FICTtTIOUI 8UllNlll NOTK:E oucteo by an •nd1vt0ua1 I FtCTITIOUI aUllNlll PAOPERN IT MAY BE Will afld codlc•ls ii any •ft• mentioned 10 l>e lilied F<MQtO The IOllowlnQ peraon• .,. Tl>a IOllowlng petlOnl are NA• ITATl'MlNT '"VlTIMQ lllDI The reg111ranllt) com NAMl ITATEMINT SOlD • , • PUBLIC SAlf °"' ddmttted lo problt.e •I Iha G-•I Elae11on ro tie P1.1bh1/led Oranoa C-0Ht dOlng bu11llff•" dOtnQ business u I Th• lollowtng peraon1 ara l .., fTlM mencao to tr•nNGt bu'l'·l Ttie totloWltlo oetsons i re If YOU NEED AN EXPL" Tt.e w11 and an OCIOck held In the City of Founllln Dally Pllol Avoust 13 /0 27. PARK PUBLICATIONS, AOORESStONS SPORTS. dOlng bullnest as NO. IOO nass unOet '"" FtellllOUS OOlng bultnetS IS NATION ~ THE NA TURE ll' ava11atJ' tor Vol'ey on N vembat6 '"° Septemt>et3 1990 44 tE 19thSI CollaMasa l 517 Walnut Hvntlngtofl MICHAELS GALLERIES NOTICE IS HEREBY B 11ness n1me41) fl ltad HARTKE CONSTRUC OF THE PROCEEDING ii "lite Thenernaa~f thepa<t0n•H 1 M-076•c1111 92627 IBeac:I\ Coltf 926'8 INC 1652 MeG-Irvine G t II EN th at ulled •~on 1\ugu118 1990 TIQNA~OOEVELOPMENT AC.AINSI YOU YOU <>•a~nah~tn e llep( t 1Va to peer u IM I Andr-p Srntth U I E Alafl MIChH I 81umH Celtl 92714 proooulswillt>eracafvedby JenetJen.ma 10402 r&Sll A1111 unot E SHOU LD l.0,.,TACl A by TH oou P rT ~ of NI-: Oener~lec:-PtalC NOTIC£ 1 191n SI Coste Mesa. Calif 517 Walt1ul Hunttngton MIChMI a Gali.tteS Inc: tl'le Clly ol Costa MH.t 10 Thtt atatamenf ..,85 hied Garoe<> Grov" C1111 92643 LAWYl:R E ts 1~ 'a: , 92627 I Beach, Calif 926'8 C1111ort111 Corp . 1652 ...,1 Tl'le Ctty Counc:•f p o W1lh the COufll c..,11 Of Of. M•tneeo 01v10 Hartks NVTICE Of roques au Y uon .,~~ °' flCTITIOUl IUllMtll Luella 0 Sm11n 4•1 E Tl'llt b1.111nau " con· McGaw Irvine Cahl 9271" eo~ 1200 Cott• Mesa Call· ·~County :n Augull 10 l9'8 A"al\fttm Cost• Meu TAUS TEES $ALE 9;!;;:~os~ 1~ THI "m ,.....,...,.IL NAME ITATl'llllVff 19th St Cotta M ... Callf ducted by .,, tndlVIOUl l Thll Dutlnast II con-lorn11 92626 1200 on or 1 c ... , 9t'6l7 ,,.0 1 llAt.O u E "' "'""'""" T d led b ""'11 T N1m1n15tr a i.on o I SlafeS 1 John Collins I TM lolowtng peraons ere 92627 he rag1s1r1n1111 com· uc Y a CO<.,.... IOl1 before the nour ol 10 00 • m F-.a7 his bus,. .. ~ • con • • lo ... ~ Tti.<; au1ttor1 will 2 ~renn Cook d<>1ng bulineu as I Tnta t:>u11naH '' ton-mencad to trensaet l>u .... I Tl'le r991strafll(t l com-on Tnursda., August 30 Pubkll'leO 0•1nge Coast oUCleo ti~ i n •tl0·..,.ou11 • "' • ... ~llOw < the ly .. 3 G Carrou o ADVANCED CONSTAUC· dueled by l'lulband and wttel nell un6af the FtellllOut menceo to lransaet bult· 1990 ti lhall l>a lhe r .. Daily P1lo1 Augull 20 27 Tl'le rag•st•e,,11•1 Cl)"' ' ' '"'~• •• "' 1 ' n• est>nlaltve ~ ,·.I~ E Heal TtON TECHNOLOGY 833 N The r9011trant(t ) com. Bu11na11 nalna(1) llllad tl9SS under the FICtltlOUS tpont11><111y ol the bldoer to Septambel J 10 1990 ~ to t•1n~1 t>"" . 11, 1., .1 "''' p( llOns Wl!N>ul 5 Marvin P Adlat Elm, Orenge, Calif 92668 menoeo to treneac:I bu11.l 1boYe on Aprll 1985 Bu1lt1Hs n1ma(sl 111tad dell-"''' bid to the Cuy M -090 ""' u"a•• me Foc:M•o...s ,. ' '• ,. ~rn ace •I oval All '... tal 10 Rooert .. Hlnc:OC:k 2653l nett under ,,,. FtellllOU•I Alan MICl'lael Baumea l bove on conunuing bait• Clerk I Otllee b)' lht proper BuS•"eu Nameu I ~••O t ·•••1 •• ... ~ '09 OU awr the.=',.,~~·~. Elden Colla Mesa C1111 Bus1ne11 n1me(1) llttad Thtt 11a1amen1 wu lilacll MICl'laai lt>ey annovl'\Ced 11ma Bid•""'" 1>e P\JlUC NOTlC£ abov~ on J<>lv 18 1990 C'ahforma Aac.onv-vanca ~~~111"9 oe<~~-Z '°" 92627 I •bova on NIA I wtth the County Clerll of Or· Tht1 tlatemaot wH lllac:I pubhC:ly openeo ar>O t HO M•-• H1rt~t1 comp•ny 1 c1titorn1a ~ c~':.~,g='S'~,10 Rooert M Mallno 2653 Andr-p Sm•tl'I •l'Qt County on Augu1t 3 wtth lhe County Cieri! ol O•·l •IOud 81 10 00 • m or .. 1 L.!OAL NOTICE Tn1s stltem""' .... "190 (;(Xpor11ltot1 I , '• """"'"'VN I ltw> ~~ A '' F •• v 1 ., Elden Co111 Mesa C1111 Tl\11 Sl•tamenl wu Iliad 1900 ange Counly on Auoust 10 aoon thetaaltar 11 P<K WWP<>f'T-MllA ••"1" ,,.,. '°""'' ''"'" ot O• • r '•, , '" r • •(•pres4'( l.t tv«t w ..., ¥80119. ount .. n • •Y · I c C 0 ,......,., 1m c. 1 , , i • , 1•QIJ•fltl IO 9111e N>Uce to Cellfornla 92708 (7 141 92627 wHh the out11y tetk of ' f...as3 llCable on Thurlday AUQUSl l UWllD ange our • o• "• • t ' '"'' • ntPf~IO<l ?flr!IC>nt unle!15 M&--4'45 Tl'll• bu11neu '' con-•noe County on Augull 10 Publt1Md Or.noe Coaet 130 1990, on tl'le Council ICHOO\. DllTNCT 1990 H ''"' t ........ , 00 h "' 1 · Dated lhl• 16th d• of ducted by 1 ltmlled partner.11990 Daily Piiot Auou•I 13 20 27. Pubfl•lled 0tll1Qe Coast Chamt>ats Clly Hall 77 F•"1 NOT •C E IS HE REBV F46UM .... ,, •• I "... I on'·~~d ~ ~d ~~ ~· 1990 y tl'llp , .. ,. Saptarnt>at 3 1"° D••ty Pilot AUQ Ull 20 27., Ortv• Coell Meu C•ll· GIVEN tnlt the Boero ol PuOhlll\90 1')••"0" C.oast 11• Ii iJ .. I I Tt ~ ndenl /.I . · C:at,.nler, CMC. Tl'la reglllrl fll(SI com· Publltl'lad Orange Cout M..080 Seotemlat 3 io. 1~-095 lort11a lor tl>a turnoah•"O 011 Educ:11ton ot tl'le NewPO'l Deily i>t1ot Ju111 l•) -'vQutt 6 t ' "" • • '' ."' • ~~ntSIJat~ t !:hOrlly C"'C:lenl menced to lrl fllaCt bull· Dally Piiot Auqu•t 20 27,1 TREES MeH Un•l•C'O Stl'IOOIC>t•Wc1 IJ 20 tQ90 <\ ti , 1$.. '•••)1.11.wtl be ranlC>d unle• 81'1 fSublltlled Orange CoH I nest under the FtelltlOU9 September 3, 10 1990 P\llllC NOTICE Addlllonal Hit of tne l ol Oren~ Covt1ty w111 re· M 05! '1" 11 ·~· •. ,, '1 <" nlerPSie9<l per~n files "" Dally Piiot Augvtt 20. 23, Buttnen N1m11(1) llsted M-093 1 P\lll.IC NOTIC( soee1t1Cat1on1 m1y be 01> .. Olli,,.. seal.a t>•ds -'P to 2 00 • 1• ""'1• 11·'11 "1 1 ·'" .>billChon IO lhe pellllOn 1teO above on July 27 1990 I FICTIT'IOUl llUltNIH 1 ••1ne<1 •I Iha Otllee ol tl\el pm on the 2811'1 div of P\lll.IC NOTICE ' • ,,., ... , "" t• "''" '1 MTh107 Rot>er1 A HencOGk PllllC NOTtCE NA• ITATl•NT PICTITIOUI aultNlll PurthHtng Agent 11 77 Fa••I Auout1 1990 11 the '•" 11 •"" • .w.t1rir .. 1 .,,11 Jfld stiows ~ caUM ----------Thll Stllemar'lt was llled Tl\a lollOWlng person• er•1 NAMI ITATIMlNT Oflve, Cotta M .... Call-Purchasing OHiee OI Mtd flCTITIOUI •UllNlll "I .. , .. ,, ... 1"' t•I< h• lt1t• .o1ny ·~ cou snoWd not P\lll.IC NOTICE with 11>a Count~ Clefk ol Or-FtCTITIOUl IUllMl!ll I dOfng bualneae u Tl>a IOllOWlng person• era forn11 Bids ltlould be rt-I Scl'lool O.s1nc1 located at NA• ITAftMINT ' 1• •' '"'~''' •1• • .• v '" ~rant tie aultlot1ly anga Coumy on July 2? NA•ITATIMINT NEWPORT TOPSIDE 4281d01ngbuS1neuu 11urnac:ltolhtalleriltonolthe 2985B Bear Street Cotta Tlll'lotlOwi~P&tV'lltllrt• "'" 1 h·-.."l• I 1•"11" :I HEA~I~ ,:ci ~f' ~nTIOUI IUltNlll 1900 I The followlng peraon• .,. Hart>O< Ill Or . Newport DI v ER s IF, E 0 E N . City c .. rk, Wit hin tald lime M-CA 92626 II wnic:l'I I OOlng l>ut•neu as .. •1 • •• ''" 1•"'• "' .~. ~ IOO WI " U.. ITATl•NT f......0 d<>4ng bull'1fll U Beach, Calll 928e0 VIROHMENTAL INOUS· ttmll tn a ... led anvelopa111ma 11t0 bldt will be pub-COMPUTER SOL1 .. T10N '"1" .. , • .,.., "' 11 .. 111"1 ~IOmber 6 l 990 et I I !! The lollOwltlQ person• .,. Publftl'led 011no-co .. t Al'LAS CRUISES. 20e2 Sta ve I Simon. 428 TRIES 17100 Gollette A ... I rdenllhed on the OUlll<I• Wtlh Nely open.a and read tor 195 Tvtop l lne Cost• ..... ~ '1•• I /\rn..... "'"· 1c:t C.V°::P' ;]."" ~·~~ dOlna bUll'*8.. D•lly Piiot Auguet 6, 13 20 t s .. Cova Lana. Cott• M .... Harl>O< Ill Or . N-pO<t IN•na Calif 927" 11\e Bid Item Humbat and lhe ~ CAF~RtA Calll 9262' ... I ,, I., ... ~' . '"' ~"I c --1a n .. 9!.__ CA CAEA TIVE BUSINESS 27 1990 Calll 92627 e.actl. Calif 92ee0 I GatOI D MtKeown 325 ()Qenlng Oete TAIM.!I Ray11ne A •no~-t9!> " 11 110• 1'"' ,.,,..., ' .. 1 ..,..,. ,.,,. SOLUTIONS, 3836 BlrCl't SI M--Oe9 Jack AuatbKk 20e2 S.. Or-SlaCO. 1 AlhtrM Vit ia Dal C1non Anal\elm Eac:I\ bid tl'll ll .oec;oly All biOI •re 10 be 1n K · Tulip Len• c,,.,, ~MA " • ' • ·'"'" • '' 11 ;nlFO YOU O BJECT TO St• 150 Newport BMch ----------1Cove Lana. Coet• M ... Lana. Irvine, Celli 927 t4 I Calll 92807 aacl't ano every 11am H .. , eo<d1nee .. ,,,, Cono11oons Calif 926r 1 " 11•1 ••h" '' •• • nt 111 Celif. 92Mo P\lll.IC NOTICE Clltf 92827 Thia butln"' 11 con-Tl'l11 bu11na11 11 con-l0<1n on the spacttlc:at1on1 1n1truc11ons •nd Speclfl. Th11 but•"•'" t cnn • 1 " ''" 11 1""1', "' hi 9~1:j 01 lhe pe 1 ~ YV.Cta Payna 127·A LIN Tlllt butlt1•H 1• eon-dvetao by a general pat1· dvctad by en lndlvtOual Any ano a11 aacec>tt0n110 the cattons whic;tl ••• on hie •n duetao b) '" "o ~1ou11 1' '" 1"11 "'"•1 It fOU ,JPJ>ear a 0 Ln , Cotta ~Ha, c a111 FICTITIOUl IU .... 11 ducted by an llldtvldl.loJ nertl\lp The ••01ttra,,((1I com-soec:lfUttor\I must oe c'-8r· 11141 ot1101 01 ,,,. Purcnaaonol r,... ·~•'1••t1l1•1 co"' "' •· • ~· ••v .t ... •h•• '" nflllltflg a ~tale your »627 NA• ITATl•NT The reg1stt1fll(•I com-The rag111r1t1l(t ) com· menc:ed to trans.et buSI· ry ttatad 1t1 IM bid afld 1111-C)lr~tor ol MIO Scnool ~ IMlne.cS 1<' 1rantact t><;a. 11 ' 1 "' twl l •• "1V t '1 .)btpCllons Ot 114! Wntll&n Thia b 1 1 The loltowlng parsons are ~ lo lrannc1 butll· ~ 10 trenMCt bu.i-neu ut!Oef ,,,. F1e1tt1ou1 ura 10 Ml lor11'1 eny 11em tn trtc:I ~85-B Beer Str•t ~ uf'IO• 11\e rl(t llCIUt '1'' "'1 "1 • '1 1'"' 1 ooiec~ Wiii\ lt'4t OOUt1 ui natJ 1 eon· doltlQ bullnMs H ness under '"-f"IC11ttou1 ,_. vnder the FlctltlOU• Bu11naH n1ma(•I lttl•d l tl\e eoectllcatt0n• Iha" 1>e Cotta M ... CA 92826 Businau N1,,,e1~1 •'1•0 A"• ' "" ''• ''1 No .. , •• .i belote the IWMlnng Your °"fr:' ~~~:~:~u~om-WAHOO DESIONS 873 A 81.11ln••• Nama(•I lltlad 9..,,,,.... nama(•I llllad •bove on N A ground• IO< raiaetlOI\ of the Each 8>Cldar mu.t IUbmlt above Otl ~'" • I 19Q() l" .... I • , •• l.A<lli A.· '"'1 appeatanc»~ may be tt't WHI 1511\ Str•t NtwPOf1 •t>ove on NIA above on NIA C0tOI 0 Mc:Kaown I bid 1 bid oepo111'" the form of a Rayltne A -'"dert<"" ''1 ' 111•• '" 1 1 lt\J' lb penion or your·~ menoed 10 tranMCI bu.ti· 8eael'I Cal" 92683 Jaell Auatbedl Sttve SlmOn Tn11 t1a1.,.,.,,t was llltd Eldl bid th•• eat forth the Can1"8d or Cuhiet • C'*1< Th11 11atam.nt .... M~ "''"' 1 ''"''"" u .. ,.-"' "'" If VO ARE A l:ne~na~1~1e::~~~ Mlc:hHI S Smlll\. 4242 Thia 11a1emen1 wu n1ac1 Tf\1911atamen1 •U liltd wtlhlhe CountyCferlt ot Ot· lu1tt1~and~of 0<1Bon0aq111111ot8t'lpar l...,.thtl>aCounh <-te<-olO. ''11'' ,,. 11" •w.t•ty '':. CREOrTOA °' 1 eb0\19 Ol'I Auou•I 1. IMO Patrice RO . Newpot'l Beocfl. with t~nry Cfefk of Or· wttl\ the County Clark of Of. anOt Count'r on Auou•t 10. all peraone and part._• Wit 1 tO'\I of the""°""' of a,. County ti<' •ul\> 14 ,..,', '";, .:' t~•"' ~ ""'"'" fl ==I ~~: ~ Y•t• Peyne Colif 92843 = 'I on Jvl)r 25. ange Cou111y on Augu•t 3. 1990 11nt« .. lad If\ IM PfOOOMI "I''-Bid made oay•Ole 10 the 1990 1 "" 1 .. 1 1 '"""'''' ,,1 ,,,., YCXJf ci.im wtf\ IN cour1 Thie •t•ltrnalll ...... nltd Thia b1.1etnaH II COfl• ' 1990 , .. ,J7 ,,,. bid II oy • COtp<>fl llon "'°"' ol ~-~ un.. ,......., t I "' a -~.. IO ..... wttl\ the County Ci.tk ol Ot dllClad b~ an lndlYldual ,.._ ,_ Pubti8"90 Otll\99 Coeat 11a1a the n.,,._ of the ol 0 llec:I Sc:t!Ool Olttrlc:I In the Publoshec: 'lr•llQ• Cout '' 1•" '""" ''" l.., '" '' "' I An ...... • caf>Y ••w .,. 1 County on Augull 3. Tl\a ragl1trant(1) com· Publllhecl Ota~ Cout Pul>llahed Otanga Coat Deity PllOI Augu1t 20 27. liee<t wtio c.n t!Qn an .-it 01 ref\la.t 01 lalf\lr• to Dally P110t Jul\ }(.' Augull 6 :; ~;:,1:~·~.:~ •. ~:i.~~~ ~~·~ ==~ ;P<::n=~ ttto menc.d 10 transact bull· ~;;:· AUQull . 13, 20, Dally PtlOI AUQUll f3. 20 27. Saptembat 3 10. 1990 eor~t on behalf OI tM at'llat Into IUCl'I Contrkl. lhel 13 X> 1900 1 ···'"'"""'' ..... , 1111.nn. .. ~ ., wtfllf1 tour monlhl lrOO\ , ... ~ vnder t119 F1Cllllou1 • 083 Sec>tami.r 3. 1990 M-<>IM corporation and wtiath•r MCurlly ol en uneuccaaal\.t1 M~48 11,. '""' ,1 "" ,.,.,,.. '"''"' thlt ~-ot flt1ll ~nc» OI Publlahed Otange Coeal 81.11ln•H name(•) titted M· M..()84 mor. than one omoar rMiet181dder 11'11111 be ra111~ 1, •l~·r •• t 111 , Nuto;., ,.,11 191.._ • pf'Ollldtd ., r;>oiey Pilot Auou•t f3. 20. 27. above on Augull 1, 1HO I "8JC NOTICE t10n fl ,,,. bid la by • part· 1 wltl\ln • rMaonaOle perlOd, I P\lll.IC NOTICE SJJ, 110 11 t NCllOn 9100 of fwt ~'* 3, tt90 MlehMI S SmHh P\ll.IC NOTICE "8.IC lll>TICE ,..,.~ or • jOlt'lt ¥e11fu ... 1 C>Ut111 no ~• 9'\111 thal -, 1 ,.11,.111~ ,1,11"1 ~""' ,, Clllltomta P~te Coda M-070 Tl\11 1111111t1en1 wH Ried rtcmtOUl IU ... 11 11a1a the naf'fto •no cvrlty be '*cloy tM DiltrlCI ACTITIOUI .u .... 11 ~"" "' 111 1 , ,111,...1 r~ u Ttw 1,,,.. tor 1111n clMT1I ........... 1wul\ IM County Cietk Of Ot· 'ICmtOUl IU ... 11 ,ICTinOUa ..... II N.._ ITATl•NT edr_... of .. general pert beyond alXty (801 dl yt frOl'l'I NA• tTATr:•NT l'*V••I• 1,1 llw '""'"'" 1tt wll nol •JCPI'"• :a.: fouf .. =County on Aug1.111 10, ..... ITATl•NT NA• ITATlmNT Th• fOltowttlg pataona.,.. '*' •no jOlnl venl\irert II the time the award II rntcla TM l()ltowlng petllOl"I af91 "" .. ''" ... •l• "l•l•hh IU '"°""'' frOf1\ .. '-ln9 I 1 T,,. IOllO'#lflO pel'l()tll .,. Thi followtnO oenon• •r• dol"Q bualneal.. '"• bidde r ta • •o•• A PttfOt~ 8onO may Oo+ng tluMMU.. ,,.,,,,I p1uv11h•tl '"""'" dll• no4aCI ~ ,.,. dOltlQ bullneM n dOlnQ bu91,_ • CAL.llRE MEOICA ~1 propr!et(lfllllO Of anothet be I~ II the dlacretlon SHORCO PUBltSMINO •lotnhla tt•ll ,~ 1..-, Publlaneo Otange Cooal JJ MUAPHY AIEAL ES· LIJ.!·OUAAO , '871 19000 Mac Arthur Blvd , entity thet dOM bual,_ ot tl\eOtatrlot INC •74 C 1~tnS1 Co111 r '"'1111,.,m.•titin •"•"' YOU MAY EXAMINE Deity PNot Augutt 20, 27, TAT! ANO INVESTMENTS. Wave rly . Or , Ntwporl Sulla •OO lrvlne Calif utlder • t1c1mou1 nema, 11\e No bidder may wlthdr.-Meal Catt! 9?827 ''" I ''"" 1li1t"'" r 11 !he Ii. ~pt by !he court " Seotllf'l'lb« 3. 10, IHO 1'211 YOfl>I Sttaet. Suite BMcl\. C•Hf 12913 92716 blCI .,.,.,, ba II\ IM rMI ntMa hie lid tor • P9f10d of rorty. Sno<co P\Jbltlhtng lt1C A '"'' •1• ,.,,. 1 t1u,t.,, ., you are 1 l*'9M M· 102 100. Tvllln. C .. 11 t:ttlO Nanci K NICOii, 287 t WoilieM P Lanotay 2:)17 of IM bidder wlttl a ~ ~ (4$) Cl4IYt an. the data Calttorn1a Corp0t1I~ 474, ,.., "'t"""'"''"'""' Ill • .,.. .. , lnW"1ed In the M&Ale, ----------J Jetry Mut'pfly, Jf , 23,Wave tly Or , NHrport Chatllam St . El Caton Celll nation fol4owln0 al\ow1n9 Mt fOf the openinO """'°' E .1'11'1 St .. t Cotti M ... '• "' ''"' t .U.ltv'll( I or you "'-Y file ""1h fwt ~ "9lJC lll)TIC( Trapeni. !MM, Cailf 1271• 9-tt Calf! 12913 12020 09A (11\e ftetlllOUll nema)' ·1 TM 9owd Of fduc:otlOl'I ot Cellf t2t27 """ • , •""""' 1lt'111Qr,.t .. lf\ a tormal ~ tot Thia Oulfneee 11 con· Ttlla e>u11neu 11 con Thia 1>u11ne.. 11 eon ptCWIOed ~. no ftc· 11\e ~~ Unified fl\11 1>u1tneu 11 eon '" '"' th1•• ,,.,.. 1ot .. 'l.I P'•'ll SOeoal ~ of '-Stna """'°" COUltT ovc:ttd by .,, fndMduol due1ed by .,, ~ dUClac:I 0y .,, ~ tit~• nome al'lol be l.IMd SCflOOI Olatnct .__ 11\e dueled ov 1 corporat!Ot' I '~1., " 1JU7 1_., rt ,....... of en lr'NtnlOfY ri ""c~~ TM ro011tr'"I(•) corn· Tiie r90lalllftf(a) COl'ft TPI• •eo••tt•nl(•l com-~ there • • CIVIT8fll f191\t 10 rettcl any Ot .. liOS TM ragtslr•nti•l CO"I , ... It..... I A app ..... of ...... -- COUWT't Ol1 OAA'9GI mencao to tr8"MC1 buato ~ 10 tranMCI butl-rnancad 10 tranMCt ~ reo-tr•tton Wit!\ Iha Ofenea and not ~ ~ menoeo to tt8"1«1 °"" s..-1 ''""'"''"' 1 t"-"''U 01 of any~ Ot In N Mon. Of the flllrti. -~ Ille ~1 nem under the Flctftioue ""8 1.1n<ler the ,lcifttOUI Count)' ~ 11'1 c:e• Of Iha io-t llcl and to ....,,.. ,_ unott the FichtlO\lal '"ii.I "" "" tllttl••w 111 IM\' ~I • "' •••••••••• ftofl to ChaoftQe Ula Nemt Of lullneaa N~•I 11a1tc11 lualn .. • 111me(•I llll•d l u1lt1a.. nama(•I ll•t•d corporallona. lt'lelu<la 11\e 8")' lnformetny °' ~ Iv~ Nerru•l•I 1111ao "~ '"' •lt~I•• -.U<hQ MC10n t 01 lwt ... I.II.. IHAU9.8A~ELAMll 1bOll9 on Juno t. tttO abOWOfl Autual3. '"° 1boveon Jut)' !HO '*'* Of IP!e PrMldtiflt. ty lnltly ltclreit::llll¥ed OtlOYeon NIA ll"' """' o(J "' TrllSI 1n e.Momit.PfCNllCodl A ••• --No Al54..-0 J Jetry '*"llflY JI N1t1C1 tC NICOii Wlllilln't P ~ ~Ir) T,.._. lftd •WPORT·•IA UMeo-Her'fy 8 c.tmecfi. •luo~ 1 Al ~tot_..,. HClllio9 mi lllH•f OM>l." TO IHOW CAUSI ~ et~t -Ned ~ etetelMont wee 111tc1 Tl\lt ata191Nont .,.. hied Manaoat ND ICMOCK. MTNCT of Thfa llltM*lt •• ftled lil tfWI """'""' _, ,,. tom\ la a •rMk· lrom IW ,Ofll CHAHOf °' NAME wttt\ IN~ Ow1I of Of· MUI "'9 County Clttlot Of Or· wit!\ lhe Coutlly 0.11 Of 0t The City Council Of Iha Or,... C.., wt'ttl 11\e County Ctani of Or Ca4ttofN• "8cotruat QCltlt ~ ~~=-.~~ 'ITITIONI" IHAUI, or1ge ~ on Jut, tt , ... County on ~ S. enoe County on f.UQU81 10 C.ty of COit• Mw ,__ ...,_ L.Msu '1 r• Dto Of'09 County on July 24 w. Co1t1pany .. wtd An= ...... •! ""'...__. 8ANC>f'A 11.AIHl Ne flltcl o ttto tllO ttlO tl\e •IO"t tor~ any or .. ,_.., of Pw......._ ~ tttO Ttlll"lf•I s..,..,.,v11· 11.ety I 110 •oectw•r p«lttoft tor .,, ontet to ,_.. ,....~ ,_.,. btda ••"' • ..... -..ft ,..-a.ui11111 .,, .. • ,.,., • ....,, ·~ 1 t C-. Mlle CINl"'8 ftM'l hftl 8AHOfllA ~ ~ Co.t ~ ~ Coa.t b11a1*S ~ Coloat OATID :s~· tt90 11'11 , .. '40 Of_,. ~ ""*"*' OfanQll Co.I Cutt.ton Aw '*•t~ CA 1 t1 ..... IL.AM SHAUi TO IAHOY ~Plol A.,.e t. 1a, to.,~"°4AU111tl fS.IO. 17, Pilot A ~. 27 PubllaMcl Cooat Olitr l'lcM Avoual IS. 20. 0..VNot-MtSO.A\IOlllft, t 1)1<1 11111 111 2'1' 't:i.1CA~"J!!! ~ 21, ,.., ......., s. ttto _.,., 3 1 . '"° ~ ~ AuOu8t • '"° '"° 13, to. tllO Otitflel l er.. .--".. _ tooM12,_ 1 M-OM m-106, M-ot7 M-4&S ~.If a1 Aim ID,21.11. 1 Ml.IC NOTIC£ I \ • I - MARMADUKE ,~, by Bii Keane PSAIRJ T8 by Brad Anderson I JUST DON'T KNOW MOW TO WRITE A LOVE LETTER GARFIELD TAKING-OPIE F='OR A WALK, GAR FIE.LP? FRED BASSET SHOE I'M CIRGANIZING- A TOTAL t?O't'C.OTr o~ CX~T~ Fl<OM IRAQ' WMAT CAN VOV SAV TO A 6fRL TMAT ~ows vov REALLY LIKE ~ER ? \ ~ L by Chatles M. Schulz ~ow A80UT. 11 Et.JCLOSED PLEASE FIND A COOKIE "? by Jim Davis by Alex Graham I'm not. qoi.ng to be intimidatta b~ him! by Jeff MacNelly TUE eovcorr ~ow 11\lcWDES T4NKS AND fi='1SOt-l GA$ COURID C1JLTUU by Maratta & Maratta \\\~ 3 • ~· s Of SVBM HOO]) , , 'SAMA le " •• I t •'" ;; ;, Just step over King Midas · NANCY ARLO AND JANIS FOOD FIGHT.~1 OVERBOARD DRABBLE JUDGE PARKER ~EN B L A INE BILLIN(;S APPEARS AT S AM DRIVER S OFFICE e ARLV IN T~E MORNING He LOOKS PHYSICAL-LY EXH,....USTED AND IN NEED OF St..EEP I (,.-SEE 7 FOR TWO NIGH"TS IN A ROW THA"r HQ M1CtOE DE r ECTIVE C.AME TO Mv HOUSE WANTING TO ASK Me OUESTIONS S AM '---- . , I M 601~G To l..OOK FOR MCK·TO ~OOLC~; MO 1 DONT WANI TO POL.L A SMPP11'46 ~SCLE I u by Jimmy Johnson FUNKY WINKERBEAN COACH I C..OLJ'VE BE.EN O<XYfED AS ~IN& 'THAI 'f HE SCAPE.GOAi~ ARE. (;01 -ro B£ 1N A Cl..A55 eh> I 1"HEMSEl...VES 1"Hlo llEAR .1 ,\-Y-fJ· ! 1 ~ t > • 11 J~ ·w~1s n-IE DIFFERENCE IF l Sft>ILMYDINNER WI™ COOKIES OR YOlJSrotL IT~'™ 8~COL/ ~" 1HA"f'':> f<'l6H'f, MIKE .1 by Tom Batluk WE FOUND 1HA"f lf-4El.) WERE D1$RUPllNG 1'HE CLASSES roR 'fHE REGULAR STlJDEN'T5 I~ ... by Chip Dunham FOR BETTER OR FOR WORSE by Lynn Johnston by Kevin Fagan by Harold Le Ooux THE ORANGE COAST SERIAL Mayor Neil Sturbush pounded the ga vel in two quick stroke . bonging another another long bu1 uneve ntful Newpon Bc~ch Ci t}' Council meeting to a close. Katherine Bell stood up. stretching out her legs while sttffi · inJ a yawn. It was alread} past m1dn1ght and the most exc111ng thing on the agenda had been a bnef discussion about an enter- tainment permtt requested by the owner of The Rack Bay Grill. Still. Kithenne knew her ed11or would make her file a stor; the next day for Thursday's edi tion of the Newpol"\ Beach Wrekly tfo idea of excuina news At the back of council chamber Katherine spotted Sat . Les Wedowsk1. an overwe1lht and Jolly cop who'd come to dote on Kathenne ever 1n e her article on the police depanmenfs annual auct1on of stolen propcny -a chore 1hat Wcdowsk1 had bttn rclupted to watch over. "Hey aood look.in '." he purred as she walked ul). "You look as bored as I feel." Katherine said1 sym~thet1c to the fact that Wcoow1k1'1 ttock had fallen so low 1n the pohre depa11- mcnt that he was now assigned 10 attend Monday council mecttnp as the scracant·at-arms. If a fiJllt broke. he was the man. Otherwise. th<' JOb was as dull as ditch water Wcdowsk1 chuckled and then stared down at his feet "Say look, I gotta 10 back to the station for a couple and then 1et outta thn monkey iu1t Whit if I c.-tch up wtth you O\ler at the Cannery for a dnnk? We can talk about that cranky edttor of yours or whatever " Katherine couldn•t decide whether Wcdowslu had come to view her as a dauahtcr or a date. I didn't rt'ally matter, she con· el uded. He was harmless; prob- ably more interested in aood food and dnnk that anyth1n1 clJC. "Oh. why not. I could us.c a ·-· ~~R1GHT,DPD. I~ Naf'HING LIKE. GEl'tiNG- CVf INTO!RE ~ 9f ~~UREJ > Tit~> ''(~. ~"'. \ I ·~: I -~ / -. ..-- by Sheral LaBeau change of pace." And that was cenainly true. Al 32. she was sm&Je. workina for a struggling weekJy newspaper and still tryina to knock out the dents of her stonny rclattonship with Oup Myers. the b11fCS1 jerk among the stnng of Jerks she always sccms to attract. All 1n all. shanna a dnnk with an O\ler-the·hill cop wasn't all that bad. It took Katherine all of thrt'C minutes to dnve to the Cannery. She parked her mint areen Toyota Tercel on the far end of the lot. The place was stul aoina 11ron1 for a Monda y ni.&ht. In Newpon. C\ICry niaht 11 Saturday ni&ht. she told hertelf once aaain. As she walked toward the res- taurant and l111cncd 10 the aravcl snappina under her heels like pop.. com. Wait! she uw somethina wash •inst the Pthnp. Tbe rn- taurant hahts danced on the Wltcr. Jivina the nt&)lt an eerie cast. Sbc looked apin as the dde slapped aaaanst the pihna, beavina the wbitc ObJttt up and then bide down. he took a doter took. It was a body. To bt conrJnued ...