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··1 was told b.> &n. Wilson •nd
others thar El Toro 1s home of the best
fi,JJter pilots m the ~"Orld. ·•
Vice President Dan Quayle, to an
appr«1at1ve audience at the El Toro
Manne Corps Air Station.
"Business'? It's quite SJmpk. It's
other people's mone). "
Alexandre Dumas the Younger
( 1824-1895).
TlllAY'I EJETITI
•"Pick Up Ax" -described as a
"contemporary comedy about com-
puter nerds'' -wlll be performed at
South Coast Repertory's Second St.age
at 8:.lO p.m. Tickets ranF from $25 to
S29. For mott informatton. call
957-4033.
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•The Oransc County Board of
Supcrv1son will meet at 9:30 a.m.
Board Heanng Room. Hall of Ad-
ounst.rallon, I 0 C1v1c Center P1aza.
Santa Ana.
•The Fountain Valley Plannma
Commassion takes up the oontrovenial
issue of rdocauon of Wintenbura
School from Huntinaton Beach to a site
next to Fountain Valley Hilb School.
The commission meets at 1:30 p.m. in
the Community Center buildina. I 0200
Slater Ave.
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WEDNESDAY , SEPTEMBER 28, 1990 25 cents
20 teens _pulled tr-om suPI; 4 In bospltal
By trl8 Yokol
Orenge Cc.It Delly Pf6ot
NEWPORT BEACH -A 1ehool outing
nearly turned to traacdY for a poup of Los
Anaete.-arca teen-qen Tuesday afternoon
when a rip current pulled about 20 of the
you tbs -many of them unable to swim -
as far as 75 yards out to sea.
Fellow classmates and four lifeguards
were able to save the youths, but four of
the teens were rushed to HOii Memorial
Hospital for treatment foUowiq the I :23
p.m. incident, according to lifeguard super-
visor Gordon Reed.
The most serious of the four was un-
conscious when pulled from the water,
Reed said.
Names and ages were not available, but
the youths were all in their mid-teens,
Reed said.
Accordina to Recd, rouah]y 7S kids from
the Lynwood Adventist Academy were at
1 Sth Street with two adult chaperones
when about 20 of them wandered out into
the water.
Kida from MecArthur Schoof show their apfrtt for Vice Preaktent Dan Quayle.
Quayle praises El Toro
Marinas In Gill area
By P8UI ArcNptey
o.ly Piiot Poltal Writer
EL TORO MARINE CORPS AJR ST A-
TlON -Praising some 6.000 local
Marines who arc now stationed in the
Penian G uJf, Vice President Dan Quayle
on Tuesday said they've helped the world
isolate Saddam Hussein.
Upon arriving for a campaian swmg
throuah California, Quayle said Marines
from El Toro were among the first called
up for Mideast duty when America
launched Operation Desert Srueld in
Auaust after the Iraqi invasion of Kuwait.
The vice president shared the dais with
Surrogate
will tight
to the end
By Emlty Adams
<>r.,,.. eo.t o.ly Pf6ot
ORANGE -Surroptc mother Anna
Johnson vowed Tuesday to "faaht until
there's nothina left in me" to in some way
kcq> the boy she pve birth to last week.
The 2~year-old sing.le mother is still
willina to share custody of the baby she
calls "Matthew" with the infertile couple
who hittd her to bear theft test-tube baby.
but will battle to keep some parental riahts.
she said.
The boy bu been Jiven to bis aenetic
parents. Martt and Crispina Calven. wnil
TbW'lday wben a Superior Coun j• ii
upec_ted to an.nt temporary custody to
Jobuon or the Calvent. Whotvu is liven
interim custody will care fOf tbc ia&ftt
until a trial decides the landmark cae -
tboulb• to be the firtt time a su"-te -~ bis sued for cul10dy of a bOy to
~ bu no emetic Uak.
LaW)en for Johmoa. tlM eaivau Ud
&he bab) Mid Superior Cowt ,..., It.D-
ud N. PanloW ..a abcMlt to INl dW mild
ill I bier home Frida)' •cil illl ri9
all1Ddy could be ded f di ... Jd FI• &old her .. .,... .................... ...
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gubernatorial candidate Sen. Pete Walson
- one of several Republicans the vice
president is campaigning for dunng his
visit -and addressed spouses and loved
ones of scrvicnnen and women who are
stationed in the gulf
"I was told b) Sen. Wilson and others
that El Toro as home of the best fighter
pilots m the world." Quayle told an ap-
preciauve aucbcnce.
"Thank you, for ~rvmg your country.
for the sacrifices you're making and for
helping to bring peace to the Middle East."
Quayle also used the occasion to lobby
See QUAYLE,,_ ""
SPECIAL REPORT
There wu only a 2-to 4-foot surf and
liaht to moderate CWTCnts, but many
youths apparen y couldn't awim and were
unable to battle the rip current, Reed said.
"They went out to wade and immedi-
ately got cauaht in the riptide," Recd said.
"It happened really quickly."
Some of the youths were puJled out as far
as 7 S yards from shore and were sucked
underwater, he said. "They were in very
serious trouble," Reed said.
Lucklly. Reed and fellow Ii feguards Enc
Bauer, Mike Halpbide and Brent Ranck
Vice President Dan Quayte and Sen
Pete Wiison point to kids.
spotted them and rushed out withiG a
minute. Halph1de and Ranek, stationed at
Tower 18, were first on the scene and Reed
and Bauer rushed over a few minutes la1er
from the lifeguard hcadquarten al Ille
Newport Pier.
The four lifquards plucked about 10
teens from tbe water wrule the otben were
helped by classmates. Reed said. A b.andfu.I
of the teens were 11ven oxygen, be said.
"The klds were all pretty upset,·· be said.
.. A lot of them wett hysterical because they
were afraid they were going to lose their
fnends.··
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Tax-funded
Japan trip
defended
By Bob van Eyken
OrMge eo.t Deity PllOt
IRVINE -A taxpayer-funded trip
by city officials and their spouses to
Japan m No,·ember will be a working
tnp and not a Junket as some criucs
have charged. Ctt)' Manager Paul Brady
wd T uesda}
But one Caty Counal member said
she 1s stall concerned that the planned
tnp contatns too much s\ghtscem& and
not enouah c1ty busmcss..
Opponents of Mayor Sally ADM
Sbendan. who 1s leading the aty del-
epuon to Irvine's SI.Ster oty of
Tsukuba. Japan. c~ ca.rbcr this
w~k that the tnp smacked of
JUftketccnna.
Former mayor Larry Agran and cx-
counolman Cameron Cosgrove blasted
the mayor for allcgcdJy dev1atmg from
See JUNKET,,_""
Newport
officials pay
own way
NEWPORT BEACH -The mayor.
Cit)' Council members and ctt} depart-
ment heads have alv.a)'s paid their own
WI} on "offic1ar· tnps to the ctt} 's
thrtt Sister Cmes. and that practice
probably ~on't change
But Mayor Ruthel)n Plummer wd
she doesn't think it's a bad idea for the
cit) to pa} the ma}or"s way 1f he or she
1s heading an offioal delegation to a
sister cit)
See PAID,,_ ""
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t•1h U•• kicking h11111
By Etlzabeth Dodge
Orenge c... D.ily Plol
The w,e. f\ouf'CSCC'nt-ht room 1s filled
W1th a ci~tc of SO empty ctwn. Stowty.
as 9 p.m. approaches. people shuftle 1n.
They greet others with warm welcomes
and hup.
Some held straiaht for the h• cofftt
pot Many lineer outside, tak1na a Iona
last drag of their ciprettes.
Soon, lbe chain a.re filled and a curty-
beeckd. thinysometbint woman apcaks
f'tom w otbcT side of the circle. .. Hi. my name's Joen and rm a co-
caine addict."
The room rapoods in chorus: .. H1.
Joan."
Another meeting of Coca ine AACMlymous hu bepn.
Many ,.nic:i-=:: )'OUftl. Some drat like , otltnl hke molben. .WI od9ln lib .,._.. bums
A few ue lileft blc:aUR one cour or
uotber bu °'*'9d *"' '° be, but "'°" come of dlleir OW9 ht Will. Muy aire coea ... u.uneet ~ Tiae, .......... ucl vtcit tlftd liYC ~ .... w~n.yaire ..
I ....... into cocai• addictioia.
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t.bc cocaiae menace aloa& tbe Or-
.. Coest; an addict'• poi.at ol.W
•Monday: Dllll n..: Aft *wa
ICfttcnca in Ora• Coa~ too
lenient? Some think to.
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do what Ibey do?
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President and chief executive officer of Fountain Valley-based
Homedco. the fourth largest home health c.are company tn
America.
Ill If THE DEAL ---------
Jones and the management team at National Medical Health
Care borrowed $80 m i-Ilion to swing a leveraged buy-out of the
company. closing the deal 45 days after the October 1987 stock
market crash.
I UTILE lllVE----------
"To be an entrepreneur." hc says ... you have to be a little
naive. I definatel} was that."
But Jones could see the potential for thc home health care
tndustry. Not onl} were soanng hospital costs fueling a boom tn
the .. aJtemah.,c site market.'" but the AIDS epidemic. the d rug
abuse problem and the aging populatton were also creating a
demand for ne" health care sen ices tn the home.
PAY Off ------------
Jones' optimism paid off. Toda}. the company is projecting
revenues an e'cess of S 190 m1lhon. around $45 mil hon more than
the compan~ he bought out.
-Compiled by Joy A.e~oey
News Briefs
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HUNTINGTO N BEACH -Thieves broke into the science
office al Manna High School dunng hours of darkness and stoic
a laser disc player, a new tele' 1s1on monitor and other computer
equipment used 1n SCJence classes. school officials said Tuesday.
Thie' es also stole balances and weights that measure
chemicals and two containers of ammonia nitrate. offiocals said .
T he laser disc pla)er can pro' 1de extensive course tnstructaon
and 1s used regu lar!) b> science cla~s. according to Ca rla Rush.
an ass1stan1 pnnc1paJ tn charge of instruction.
.. Th1!1 1s reall} devastating because It huns so many students."
Rush said .. It probabl> will wand up being sold on the black
market."
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NEWPORT BEACH -Thc rcnovatton of one o f the o ldest
pan s of thl' city can finall) begm since the Caty Council on Mo nday
night appro~cd an assessment dastnct fo r the McFadden Square
street improvements and awarded the contract for the project.
The prOJeCt. which has becn 1n the works for several years.
in., oh cs reconstructton and remodeling of thc McFadden Plan
business area near the Newport P1cr
Decorative sidewalks of bnck and rock salt-finished concrete.
a nuque-st) le street hghts and landscape planters will be installed
around the plaza. Deten orated and damaged curbs, gutters, street
pavement and storm drains tn the area will be repaired.
The roughly S 1.9 m 1llton project contract was awarded to
Damon Construction Co .. the lo~est bidder.
From •tall ud Dally Piiot oe•• 1ervl~es reporl1.
Lottery
Herc arc the wmning playtng card numbers
picked Tuesday night for thc Cahfom ta Lottery's
daily "Decco" game
\J Hearts: 4
•Clubs: 6
0 Diamonds: 7
•Spades: 7
Players who correctly guessed all four cards
will win S5.000 .
Police Log
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NEWPORT BEACH -for the
pua tw0 fall 1ea10D1. Newport
Beech homeowner Du Rabun baa
put up with noi1e be claims reecbet
docibd levels biaber than tbOle
pmnitlA:d at rock conce:ru at Plcific
Amphitheatre in Cos1a Mesa.
The noise that bothers Rabun
almost daily isn't &om rock oon-
c:ena or even passina jetlinen from
John Wayne A.irpon.
It's from Junior All-American
foot bell.
Shrill ~feree whistles. crowd
roan and incessant cheerleaders'
cba.nts durina the youth football
pmes and practices •t Bonita
Creek Park fill Rabun's Newport
North home three nights a week
and all day Saturday from Septem-
ber to November.
The noise in his bedroom next to
the park exceeds 7S decibels at
times, Rabun said. By comparison.
a recent coun decision restricts
noise at the Pacific Amphitheatre to
bet ... JS ad 1S decibels.
~~cna-=-== but beenacbe u wll. since tbe
coupte doeta't want to an.ck tbe
youth Pftltl'UD· But tbef d lite tbe
p.me to be relocated, to 1 larp:r
put or IChool.
Aad after Rabun played I deaf.
eaina tape of the noise to the
council Monday ftiabt, and showed
the l'elldina on a noite monitor,
Councilman Clarence Turner uked
the Pub, Beaches and Recreation
deputment to look at the park's
uaes, boun and parkina and de-
tennine if any chaQaes should be
made.
Rabun oon .. ftdt Tbe Irvine Co.,
which developed tbe area, didn't
adequately di1Cl0te to potential
homeownen the activities planned
at the park. He claims when be
pun:based his home on Corte
Hmnou three years ago, he didn't
realize youth football practices and
pmes would be held at the park at
University Drive and La Vida.
M I coedkioa b apswoval. tbO
city reqWred ne Irvine Co. to
iaform all relideDtl ol tbe in teat to
swc>vide ''llC&ive recratioaal fac:ili-
tia with njpt·lialued fields" at the 12~ put ouaAtlA:d with two toft-
t.11 fields and oae lduJt IO()Cet
field.
But that wun't enouab, eccord· lea to RabwL Neither the written
noticel nor tbe lip poslA:d at the
aite mentioned football or "hiab
intensity" activity. Rabun said.
As a comparison. Rabun sub-
mitted to the city a photo of a sian
in Yorba Linda that specifically
listed bueball, soccer and football
u planned uses at the future site of
an "elementary school and high
intensity park."
Dave Dmohowski, director of en-
titlement for Irvine Pacific, The
Irvine Co. 's land 4evelopment
branch, said his company feels it
did more than enough to inform
residents. "In the written notice, we
noted they could call the city for
more information," Dmohowski
said. "We thought that really com-
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11 • -Junior All-Ameri·
can football; the .bitbett aevel
allowed at Pacific
Ampbitbeat.tt.
M Al - a motorcycle at
100 f«t.
II Al - a diesel~
motive at I 00 feet.
N Al -a pair of Hunt·
iqton Beach parrots seized
earlier this year.
plied with lhe spirit and letter of the
condHions. ..
The Irvine Co., meanwhile,
d idn't participate in the park.design
or operation -those were handled
by the city. he said.
The city is primarily at fault,
Rabun said, for not demandina
more specific disclosure and for the
park's poor dcstgn, which has the
football field rifbt next to horr~
while the "passive" parking lot is
farther away.
Former mayor, war hero McCracken dies
HUNTINGTO N BEAC H
George McCracken. former mayor
and war hero, has died at age 66
from the effects of leukemia, family
members said Tuesday.
Vigil services arc scheduled to-
niabt at 7:30 at the Anaheim
Mortuary Chapel. funeral services
are scheduled 10 a.m. Thursday at
the same site.
McCracken. who resided in Riv-
erside at the time of bis death
Sunday. was elected to the Hunt-
ington Beach City Council in 1968.
He was mayor in 1972, the last year
of his term.
He was a sergeant in the Anny
Air Force in World War II. serving
975 hours in combat in the Chtna-
Bunna-lndia theater. He received
the Distinguished Flying C ross Wlt h
two Oak 1....ear clusters. the bronze
star for heroism and other medals.
McCracken, a radio operator,
came into glory in 1944 when
Japanese ZeTos attacked his C-47
rctu.mina to India from China and
killed the pilot and co-pilot.
McCracken crawled into the
cockpit and flew the plane safely the
rest of the way back to base. his
bf'olber Paul said Tuesday.
When be returned to California
in I 94S at the end of the war, be
received a parade and a hero's
welcome at the Air f orce Base in
Santa Ana (now the Orange County
f airarounds.) his brother said.
McCracken went on in civilian
life to be a pilot in the Civil Patrol
Search and Rescue team.
In the early 19.SOs. McCracken
had bis own plumbing company in
by
Shera! LeBeau
ORANGE COAST'S ONLY FICTIONAL DRAMA SERIES
I gt. Les Wedowsk1 sipped
bis beer, growing increasingly
angry as he pondered what had
befallen Katherine Bell.
That wimp Fred Nichols had
come too damn close to killing
Wedowskt's favonte journalist.
Thank God! - she was goi na to
all nght.
But the veteran cop heard
that Nichols, on the other hand.
was clanging by a thread.
Nothing but a damn machine
was kceptng that worn-out cd1·
tor from meeting his maker
With a fi nal swig, the sarge
pushed himself away from the
Balboa Peninsula bar and head-
ed for the door. It was time to
pay Kathenne a visit. and
maybe look 1n on Nichols. too.
PuJlina tnto the parking lot at
Hoag. he decided to sec Nichols
first.
The hospital room was quiet,
but for the suction sounds of the
machine th•t kept Nichols
brealhi .. and the blips on t~
moaitor Kreen that danced like
a Mitch Miller bouncing ball to
some macabre death march.
Nichols looked pathetic.
Someone ouaht to pull the plua
and do the guy a favor,
Wedowski told himself.
He took a step toward the
equipment by Nichols' bed,
reacbina for the plug.
But before he grabbed hold,
the lighu went o ut. not only an
Nichols room. but across New-
pon Beach. A transformer had
blown, and the Clty was plunged
into darkness.
Wedowski held bis breath.
Nichols 1topped breathing. too,
the bouncina ball disappeared
from the monitor scrccn and the sarae strained to hear the final
ban of the death march.
To be oontinutd ...
Did You Know?
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IDP 1CIPl1t 11n• 1wat•1
• b Cotta Mesa: In 19S 7. Oranae Coest College students
overwhelminaJy voted down the oriainal ICbool colors o f maroon
and araY and chan&ed them to scatlet, blKlf and white.
• la Newport Beac': The Ebell Oub of Newport Beach began
Oct. 18, 1909. to add culture and enlishtenment to the Newport
villqcs. By 1916, the Ebell Oub bad ita own clubbou5e and in 1920
offered I, I 00 boob to beain the fint public library. also located
in the East Newpon clubboute.
Anaheim and in the 1960s and
1970s he built shopping centers and
mobile home parks.
He won an award for providina
affordable housing, primarily in
H'1ntin1ton Beach.
While on the Huntington Beach
City Council, McCracken en-
couraged fiscal responsibility and
supported programs such as the
police helicopter patrol and more
park and arecnbelts in the city.
He is survived by his wife, Betty
of Riverside; two sons, Michael of
Anaheim and Donald of U pland;
two dau&hters, Lynn Withey of O n-
tario and Pactricia McCracken of
Pacific Grove; three brothers, Rob-
ert and Paul, both of Anaheim and
Ben, of Sun City. He also leaves
five grandsons.
Anaheim Mortuary is located at
1617 W. La Palma Ave. George McCracken
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MOU NDSVILLE. W. Va. -
Prisoners have been fighttng to
get outside the truck sto ne walls
for more than a century. but tn
the future shoppers might be
fightmg to get inside for
bargatns.
City and Marshall County of-
ficials arc considenng convert-
mg the 124-year-old West Var·
IJDia Penitentiary tnto an o utlet
shopping mall.
The state's maximum-secur·
tty prison is scheduled to be
closed in 1992.
The city paid PRP Consult·
ants S 13.000 to do a fcas1b1ht}
stud y, which wall take about tv.o
months. of what can be done
with the siA-acre sate.
-By t•e AHoclalH Pren
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weapom wett 1ttn.
1'1llin9 mtered u apanmm1 1n the MOO blodt of
Wll"fWf A VftlUC th~ a froal window"' and ltolt IWO plan vaMd at s.soo.
and anoned ~try. a
Ten ticlteu to a Pt.ii Colltnt ~and SIOO cash wai
taken from a locked vehid e perked at Irvine Meadows, 8808
Irvine ~ter Drive.
or Republic Avenue between 10 p.m. Sunday and 5 a.m. • ff11•11?•• .. Monday.
• a Someoet broU into a 1a,. rccycbn.1 bin on the
A man slOle I ~oman'a Wllllct from ber punc. which IOUlhwtlt Cot'nt'I' or Aloha ... matkct at t970 Warner Ave.
bad betn left by tht beclt door or bet Wsiness, localed al and removed about 400 pounds or alum1n..-CIM. Someofte
1101 Yictona St. The woman reponect teeinc tht man. alto removed about SO J>OUDds o( cant &om a IMCtlJne oe
dacnbcd u Lluno and about 0-~S' yurs old. ao•na throuah tht nonllMSt comer oft.ht ~•ldifll. The ao. ol t.ht cam her~ at about 2 p m. She lhoulcd for him to stop bu1 was estimated al SJOO
ht fled wtlh the Wiiiet. conta1n1n1 S6 1n cash plus tevCTal
crcdj1 cardi. a
Two men lnCld to buy a 1 2~.,.a of beer without
tdtnti(ieatJon at tht Cud e K store, S 17 W Wilson St, and
theft ran otr with the bctt wbe'n they WUT refiued ltt'Vtce a
Two mm lnCld to rob tht Ocvron 111 aurion. lOOO Fa1mew Rd., at about 11 :30 p.m 54.inday. Tt'f rwo cnleftd
tbc ofYicc and dtmandcd money Aftn tu11Unt w11h the
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Someoac mlaed Von'• matk.et on 16201 Hatbof Blvd.
and tkd with SI07.74 -otth or dp~la.
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SomcoM ltole t\ahl tickdl to Lot Anttlct Ram pmcs
vaJYed " 1250 from a midnce In the 1700 block or Conner Drive. a
....,. ,ned opm a ..,... door 1n tht 2SO baock ol
Florida s.r.t aed ltok weuWll. IC)lf chabe and a tool boll. a
A ,......, ia the 1400 block or Alpine Lane wd a
~in a red Vol~ Rabbi• shot out two wuwtowt in U.C raidcncc.
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Tbc Fred Cc>Jwnn ii
somewhat paranoid today,
and not a little on the taty
iide.
It bqan l 0 days aao. on
the fint Monday after the
unveilina of the Onaa•
C...t De.llJ PUet'• new look.
Part of the desip calls
for columns and certain fea-
tures to carry the s,ianature of
the writer or editor.
So far as I know, these
aipiaturcs are authentic -
except one, and I'm sure you
can auns which. Rili&ht.
ln my paranoia, I vis-
ualize that the editon put on
this clepnt dinner party for all the writers. It was held at Donald
Bren's house. Between councs, the aunts of honor wett asked to
siJn r.icces of paper.
'We didn't want to invite Fred tonight," one of the editors
announced, "so we'U give a Jeroboam of 1887 Mumm's for the best
forgery of his signature." And that's how that went down.
Addina to the paranoia attack was the phone call which was
printed in the "Best of the Editor's Hotline" Sunday. Pq
McAhster, who really runs the newsroom bttt. and bas to listen
to and transcribe these calls. is pretty sure she remembers that it
was a woman who ripped The Fred Column thusly:
..... he should title bis column either the Newpon News or the
Balboa Ballyhoo. Docs this guy ever get off the Gold Coast and
realize whaJ a small pan of the Daily PUet area it as? You take
Huntinaton Beach. It is three times as big and three times as many
people reside (there) as in Newpon. Then you add Fountain Valley.
Costa Mesa, Irvine. Laguna Beach.
"Then you wonder why 90 percent of what be writes is about
Newpon Beach, their parties, their boating, their individual people
or whatever. Tell Fred to broaden bis horizons a little and get out
amona the people and write about some thinp that interest other
people off the Gold Coast.''
Gee. 1 honestly didn't think I was that bad. that provincial.
So I riffled through a stack of Fred Columns. I'm not.
We've written about B•tlqtoa Bead kids' thoughts on
rctumina to school and the turbulent school-board politics in
HatiqlM Bead. Also about the Bau.ct-Beaclt-based Orange
County Crazies.
About the turbulent politics in lrvlae, mentally and phys1cally
disabled kids who played Little league baseball in lrviae and about
how an lrvlM man dealt with his alcoholism.
We talked Wlth a bunch of World War II flying aces who
pthered an Costa Mesa and went to a remarkable art exh1b11 at the
Lapu An Museum. as well as a benefit pany for the An Institute
in Lqua Beacti.
We've also wntten about the Pacific Symphony. the Count)'
Fair. the WestMcd trauma center and some dany pool in the race
for district attorney -thinp which affect all the cities the Hotline
caller mentioned.
We have completely staffed Fountam Valley. and ,.-c·u ti') and
do something about that.
There have been about 80 Fred Columns since wc started this
thing 1n late Apnl. I count five that dealt exclusavel} wath boating.
another five or six spC'C'lficaJJy about Ncwpon people and event'i
Call 11 a dozen "Gold Coasf" columns. He}. lady. that's about
12 percent. not 90.
To com a ph~: "Yo u can please some of the people all of
the ume ... ··
We tty to report on events and people who arc colorful.
intercstmg. funny. oflbeat. If we can find all four qualities in one.
that's a real wrnner.
And 1f at happens to be an Newpon. or on a boat. a pox on
m) house.
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Aa EvealD& WI" tk Toffa: At the nsk of being Gold Coast1sh.
we attended the opening of the Orange Count} Philharmonic
Society's 1990-9 I season. It was at the Performing '\ns Centtr
In Col&a Mesa.
Quue a bash. and very intemauonal. There was the 100-)ear-
old Royal Conccngebouw Orchestra of Holland. conducted b> an
Italian. 37-ycar-old Riccardo Chailly. They performed wo rks b)
German (Schumann's Founh) and Austrian (Mahler's "Song of the
Earth .. ) composers. and the Mahler wiu sung. in pan. b) a Swedish
tenor.
The Philharmonic Society has a lineup of superb orchestras for
ats new season. but the Conccrtgcbouw set a stratosphenc standard.
My wife and I decided that. in add1t1on to ats musical abahty. the
Conccnaebouw has some of the best-looking pla)'ers wc havc seen
an a symphony orchestra.
She fo und several silver foxes. plus a young blls trombonist.
I scouted out a French homast with great check boncs and l'AO
ravishing fiddle players. I doubt senously that either of them was
responsible for the haah stnna note that camc a fraction of a second
before maestro Chailly's downbeat.
It didn't bun a bat because the rest was perfect. a wortd<lass
evening wath a world<lass orchestra. And th~ wasn't a smgle clap
between movements. Now that's progress!
Ff'd Martla'• colruu nu M..U;r•, Wftblnap utl
Frlda;r•.
Planning commission
faces a tough crowd
By Amanda Wray
Orenge eo-1 o.ly ~
FOUNTAIN VALLEY -No
matter bow the dcc1s1on is reached, ·
sbo'lld the city's Plannina Com-
miMion approve the relocation of
Wi.ntenbura School from Hunt· inau>n Beach to a site next t<>
Foun&ain Valley HiJh School.
1taunch oppoaenu are e•pccud to
appeal to tbe City Council.
No one car\ say for Mare, but IOmt
planners arc' c•pectina the residents
oppoaina the project to bypass tM
P1ann1na Commission public hcar-
ina toa'Sht in favor of the ncJtt City
Councal Matins on the subJcct.
··No matter which way it aoes,
Lbcy1J probebly appeal it to ~ City
Counal, .. p&lnDCf Z.ta Wnsa said
Anotbcr raaoa for a rdati ~ly
small turnout upectcd Wcdnaday
as an open houJit tcbenkicS at
Fountain Valley Hilb Sdlool.
wbich ~nicu ~th tM 7:30 p.m.
lllfttine. Tcechen wbo anc11ded the
aty'1 Sept. 19 tratftc advmwy com.
mm« mectilll requested the mm-
, .. be ~ '*' the date Ml Up\
Catina thr fac1 thaJ H.anlJftl10D
tteacn union Htlll School Oistnct
plans to meet deslll\ standards
commonly applied to other de-
velopment projects in the c1ty.
planner Don Contraman rec-
ommended approval of the pro,ect.
However, proposals to s&aaier
class hours or capand ~na do
not appeal to raident Kathleen
Mellott. who tteently 1e1u a letter
to district conJUltant Robert Vcr-
lun.
··Rcprdlea of the &&agmftl of
boun the ICbool dutiict comes up
with. we the (residents) still will not
be able to make left turM out of our
tract... Mellott wrote. •"'The notJC
lcvd aroc.."'MI our homes *10 never
IO down.
'"(ADd) partiat coaditJOM -\his
i1 a pttlbtcm and wdJ CIOfttlnuc to
bt1 DO matler if tbc ICbool board
~ peftiJll ..-es Of OOl ..
HwaU...-~ UntOft Hilb
School Dbtnct ollk\als lint ~ mo~ abcir a.liou-
atioe ICMoi M a ..Y IO laawa
f'C"latue • the the .. Decetnbtt 19'9, ud apect IO...,, C'091WC'•
U. .., Sl8W ud Dotpllia av-
a_, .,ty eat yar. tlMNld the
project reccavc lJait nee -Y • provals.
~8ob¥9r\~
Or.,.. c.. ~ ..,,.
Ill
bawe wc*CI '° rea1ad lhd ,,_,, .... •
u tu O\her support.
COSTA MESA -~ Mary may be
obft01lioQI. but llle"a DOt illclll, aa:ordiDI IO
City Attoney Tbornu K.ttbc.
Feeney, ac&aeted tbe plmy u .. rdieiou WFtrY ..
and chatted that the playboule Ud vaolaled a
city policy ptOhibitiQa tbe me Of public funds
b tdilioua J>Ul'PC*I. nc .. ~ rectived a
s20.ooo cu11un1 ans _.., &om u.e city th.is
year and eieu ~t IPICt at c:ity-CIOlltrolled
Rea CommWlity Caner.
Playbout offiaall said ... --~ pantaalarty coacened about IM 11 a EZ 2
k>sioa the '*of the ci~ a.
ty Center theaatt. • f K.ttbc said iD an opimon mewd this week
that the COiia Mesa Ovic Playboute did ool
violate city policy or stale la• with its pro-
duction of the controversial ~ play "'SiJter
Mary lpatiua Explains It All For You. ..
The Fceneys penuaded City Coun~
cilwoman Saody GaUt 10 Rq&aelt the city
atiomey•s opanion u to wbetbtt the p&ayboute
bad vlOlalcd off"acial policy.
Civic Playhowlt Praident ElcM« .., ...
Tuetday tbat she was relieved bJ ~
op1n1on. ~ .. It., areat," she said. ··we were .a ~
c:cmed at the effect th11 miabt bave oe • II ...
never out intent '° create ()Olltl'OU..,. Cl-I
purpose lS to enliabten and ntataia... ~
Cbistopber Durana's 1979 one-act play
abarply lampoons Roman Catholic education
and docuiae.
K.lthe wrote ID bj1 fout·-pllle apinioo tbat
while the play deals with a reliliou• aubjea. ~be
primary purpose of the play appean 10 be
aecuJar and DOl sectuWL"
But Rey and other pla bou.e GM ' h -.
10 recent interviews that, :C:1e the ... olllf
Sist,er Mary JanatJus. they woukl DOC *'1911!'1
from producina controvcnial plays iD •. 9'
lure. :
It opened to favorable reviews 1everal
weeks .., and bas been playina to ldt-out
crowds. Had the city attorney fOund that the play-
houtie bad violated city polic;y. the council could But a Catholic couple. John and Ernie
Railroad cars carrying munitions deraJted In
Westminster Tuesday evening, causing officiaJs
o.-11111 Henktn/Orenfe Co.t o.ty Pl6ot
to consider evacuating nearby residences for fear
of an explosion.
Railroad cars carrying
live ammunition derail
By Hoity J . Wegner
OrMge eo-1 Deily Not
WESTMINSTER -Two cx.-
plosavcs-ladencd railroad can
carttned off the tracks Tucsda)
night. giv1n1 pohcc a scare and
forctng them tQ, take evacuation
precautions.
The two cars. onc of which was
caIT)ang about 4,400 rounds of h \C
ammun1t1on. and two Southern Pa-
cific engines <kraaled at 6:45 p.m
near Hoo\cr Street and West-
minster Boulevard. None of the
three crew mcmbers aboard was
injured. but a Na \) ordnance of-
ficer twisted or sprained her ankle
while anspccung the load.
The ca~ of the <kra1lment "'as
unknov.n. and authonucs late r de-
termined there was no major threat
of an cxplos1on.
"We do n't thanl.. 1t v.ould ha't
blown up.·· said Tom Thomas. a
publtc affairs officer from the l ' .S
Na\al \\lapons talion in ~l
Beach ""here the load onginated.
A half doLen cars from;·the train.
v.h1ch was enroute to an un-
disclosed East Coast locauon. rc-
mamed on the rails and were C\·
pccted to be moved from the sccnc
on thc rail lines. Cre"'s were work-
ing through the night upnghung the
cars that Jumped the tracks and
cleaning up the debns. ~crane wu
being brought in 10 remove the l-V
carT)'lng the ammunition.
One engine apparent!) nicked the
o ther on impact. causing a small
d1~l f ucl leak. which •'8S quackJ)
plugged up. said Alan White. a
Westminster Fire Department bat·
talion chief
"The conccm v.-as the stabaltt) of
thc munitions.·· White said .. We
had contingenq plans for e\ acu-
atton Luckal). the ordnance of-
ficers v.ere ncarl>) and 'AC v.crc able
to determine the load was safe and
hadn't shafted enough to post a
hazard ..
The tram was traveling S mph at
the ume of the incident. White srud.
"Not~ana hkc this has happened
an the 22 ycan l''c been here," he
said.
There were no nuclear weapons
aboard the tram. The munataons car
cont.atned shells 2 feet long b) S
inches in daamctcr filled with gun-
pov.der. Thomas said. Each shell
conuuned 48 rounds of ammun1-
t1on.
The siJht of the fallen train cars
and cheYtcd-up train tracks nsing
out of the ground hke 11ant tusks
brouJht a huge crowd of pwkers
armed with homc \ 1deo cameras.
Pohcc stopped traffic 10 a haJf.
male radius bound b\ 11 st Strect.
Wcstm1nstcr Boulevafd. O h\C and
Anzona a"en~.
Westminster firefighte" >Acre rc-
he\ cd by na"al fircf~tcrs through-
out the ntahL
SouthCTn Pacific and fcdcra.I r.ul-
wa) officials v.ere ell.pected to m-
vcsupte the mishap. Wb11c said.
Defendants in ga11bllng case
plead gullty to minor charge
By Bob van Eytcen
Onlnge Co.t o.ly P*>t
COST A MESA -Tbc last four
of 12 dcfmdants accused of viol-
ating the c11y's anu-gaming ordi-
nance p&cadcd 1u1lt) T~> to thc
manor cha~ of vaSJting a place of
pmbhna.
.. 1 feel hke 11 v.-as legal ex.ton.on:· But although the June 18 raid
Glamcr said ... It came down to. do netted $6,SOO an confiscated cash.
I pa) S 1.600 toda)' 1n fines and legal no ne of the mon" was on the card
fCC'S. or do I fight 1t 1n coun and pa~ tablc at the tJme of the bust. and thc
S4.SOO. It was an economic dr-arrcsted card pla}ers ronunue 10
c1s1on ma1nta10 that the) "'ere not pla) ms-
Econo macs also pla)ed a big pan a hi&h-stakcs pme
in Bakcr·s d«tsao n tol plcad out. Scheer wd. ho•~\ er. that rcprd-
Baker. Yoho 15 Ins ""ealth' than less of the stakes, the men v.ere
some of the other defendants said pla)tnl for money and must h.a ve
he had bttn scnously hun b' thC' l..nown the) v.-tre '1otatmg the law.
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Appraisal!
boosts ~ ~ canyon
parley .
8y Karen Auge ~ !· Orenge eo.t ~ Plot ..
I LAGUNA BEACH N_.
UatJons for the sate of a chunk OI
Laguna Canyon coveted by cilly
officials and envaronmentalisfl
should be more focused now that
an appraisal of the propeny ts dooe,
an Irvine Co. spokesman wd Tuct-
da).
Mike Stockstill said he and otbcr
company representatives will meet
today with members of the I..a&um
Laurel Advisory Group, whidl
hopes to buy the property from The
In inc Co.
An appraisal that put the prop-
eny·s value at SIOS m1lhon was
rmde pubbc Monday. In addition.
the l l SO acres wall require SJ0.2
million worth of improvements
such as road widening and flood
control measures.
Previous esumates bad put the
property's wonh at between SSO
and SIOO m illion
Laguna Beach Ma)or Lada Lcn-
ne) wd she was disappointed with
the appraisal. wl\Jcb was com-
m1ss1oned b} the advisory group
.. But wbat we're looking for as an
affordable pncc. I hope we will get
a pncc we can agree on.·· she said.
Stocksull said the company as
w1lhn1 to sell "at a fair mark.cl
pncc. But an) sale 1s 1etennincd by
v.hat a buyer is walliaa to pay and
what a seller Wlll sell for ..
In a closed mcctin& Tucsda).
Laauna Beach C uy Counctl mem-
bers apttd to conunue nqottauons
to bu) the land. which The lrvmc
Co. had slated for development of
3.200 homes. In the wake of oppos1-
uon from the city of Lquna Beach,
env1ronmcn\al1sts and nearby resi-
dents. the company aarttd to put
its development plans on hofd
wl\Jle the ncgotaatJons contJnue.
Laguna Laruel as pan of Laauna
Canyon. located south of the San
Diego (l-405) Freeway alona
Lquna Canyon Road. and as in an
~ valued b) envll'Onmentalists.
La&una Beach voters will be
asked in November whether to ap-
prove a propeny tax that would
raise an cstunated $20 million
toward the can)'on purchase. lbe
lrvtnc Co. has plcd&ed a $20
m1lhon donatJon. as bas the county.
All 12 were collared an a h1gh-
profile ra1d last Junc at thc Costa
Mesa Golf and Count!') Club
Larry Leach, of Hunt1nston
Beach. and Wilham Glarner.
C harles Baker and G corgc
Dcmbecb. all of Cosll Mesa. YtTre
c~ wuh misdemeanor \101-
auons of the C1ty codc and ~Trt
affair. I ;;:;;;;=;;;;=====;;;;======;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~ "h 's damn near bankrupted me.·· ~:1,:•d~~:!·:n~~n:.t~t.~his 1 The Paths of Life Meet
tchcduled for tnal Tunda}
But.'followina w lead of most of
Poh« rcporu quote antef'\te\lt\ H ti T
conducted by undcrro\cr offi cers at at un ngton errace
the count!') club 1nd1cat1ng that
theft' ""as ht&h-stakn pmbhng at
the club. If \OU \t' rncht1I .i ptttni 1•f uft·' nt'l'd nr Ytanl \nd our Communlt)
..S y,tworf thtn,c. '('('1l'I 111 ht> )l\1 nffm thrt-t affordahW ~dl al Rr·
u~ i t.1 nd\ and"'' t'lklnit -..1mt> '1<'1' fUU ~IC" lttU1'ment LMng, the other defendants. the four .--------------j
p&caded 1u11ty to anfracuons -a
stq> &o~ than a ma9demean<tr an
the brirarchy of offenses -and
~ to pay finn and other pena!.
ucs amou.ntina to about S7SO each.
auastant ctty a1tomc')' Jerry Schttf
saKL
In intc:rVlCWS With the 0ruce
Ceat DallJ PlJet last ~Uk. ~ cn1
of those who wt"re anntcd 1n the
Jatne sweep ~ the cat of wastina wpa)-en' money and of
ptrXC\llJOI a poup of M>bd c1Uttn
wbo were onJy p&ayaaa • fnnKil>
pme of llD Nmmy.
Mott of those anntcd *"' Iona·
ume raadcnts of Ce>1ta ~tcsa and
~bon,. C'ittes and many are the
Owt\ttl o( ~OUS businaaes.
Scvttal said they had hen pla)'l"I
canb at the dub for,.,_. -mak· inl mWJ bftl OD &be outtama of .-ma -Md had no idea dttj .weft ~....... -oe.-r Md 8*r laid T..-Y
&Mt Wy ...-.... ~ ... odten'
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~y Holly J Wagn«
f1•"0• Coeat Dalfy PllOI
'A ~T A NA -General Motors
( ur p ha'> bttn ordered to pay a
SI o)U.000 Jud&mcnt to a Hunt-
'ng1tJn lk:u:h woman who alleged
dn1gn and manufacturing flaw in
hl'I I 9Ml C:nmaro cauSt'd hrr to
~u .. 1a1n prrmunrnl tnJunes to her
.i nkll .ind leg· in a 1984 accident
\11urne)s tor Tem F. Soule ~1d
illld the ruling 1n Orange Count~
~1.1 1>\.'11111 ( oun that II 1s lhC' onl)
~110" fl Judgment of 1ts kind a~111\I
llh .w1t1mo11vc giant tor :ill eged
itl kd' 1n till" ··t·-lk>d)" car'>
I hl· main thing I kcl tOOj ) ''
grJlllul -gratdul for thr!> verd1l t, ·
~ 'lill' \,ml 1 uc\<l a) dunng a p.1t t)
Iii hu Jl101 nl') \ offit.'C. One u1n-
ll ll Ill l' mom "J' decorated '-'•th
1-11 ,111tlf'> JnJ littered w11h lonk11 1
!" l llJ111pagfle t111.,.,ecJ frctl) 1n ll I·
11!1.111011 ot thl 'erd1ct
"I don't know that (the acc1drnt)
wlll ever be behind me, tut (the
judamcnl) dcfinUcl) make. 11 leH
painful," he said.
The la'<ll ail alleged that 1982
through 1990 Chevrolet Camaros
and Pontiac F1rcb1rd'> don't .:rush
propcrl) an coll1S1on.. b«ausc a
defect an the welding of a front
c rossmc mbcr can 'ause the
floorboard!> to hucklc into the !Xl))·
cnaer companmcnl.
A Jury ol eight men and four
women voted unnn1moush to
award the Judgment 1n a "PeClal
verdict. auornc) frank P Barbaro
said. The special 'crdu:t \tatt''> de-
'Jgn and nanufactu. in~ drft>l I'
enhanced Soulc's lnJU r) in a s11u-
auon that \vas rcasonahl> lor'>el·ahk
b) the manufacturer.
General Motors had argued \oulc
"ould not have been sub'llJ ntiall)
tnJureJ had she been \\Cj nng •l
seatbelt and \alucd her 1nJurte' al
S2SO.OOO, but asked tor a 1cro
award bccauM: Soule wus no1 "CJlf·
mg her acatbeh, Barbaro said.
"One of the cardinal rules of car
design 1?1 to protect 1hc occu1X1nts.''
!.aid Ba.·baro. one of tv.o .rno rncys
tor Soule. "The) 'lhould put some
mo~ goo..c an their brucket'I and
they should do something to make
their cars crush pw pcrl> ·•
Soule was dn"ing a 1 98~ ( ama1 0
Bcrhnett.a southbound on Bolsa
Chica Avenue an Westminster on
Jan. 16. 1984. when another d mcr
lost control of his car and c:ros .. cd
over from the nonhbound lanes.
The other car. a 1971 Datsun 51 U.
nicked a third 'chicle and spun
around. ramming 1n10 thl' left front
fl'nder of Soule'!I ( amarn
The bracket keeping thl' kit lrnnl
"heel in place !>napped on 1 m n.1r1.
a lfO"'-IO& thr "hcd IC> nu\h hal k
1ov.ard the pa'l<;engl·r rnmp.1rtml·nt
fhc floorboard under "••uk·, ln·t
pu!.hcd uo in tu thl· pa\\l'fl~l·r l 11111-
pJnmcnt and. :tttomeys said,
cru!.h~ her ankles.
~oule subsequcml>-had nine
'iurgcric .. on her left ankle. includ-
ing om· to fu5e the bone complctcl).
"Her ankle exploded." Barbaro
~1d ... Her leg 1s hkc a golf club. She
has no moveml•nt 1n her foot except
her 1oc~ For the rest of her life. she
wall ha'e pain C\Cf) time she takes
a )lep."
Add1t1onally. Soule has lost one
to t"o inches from her calf as a
re!>uh o f atrophy, Barbaro said. She
walks wtth the aid of a cane and can
onl) dm e an automatic-type sh1f\
bccau~ )he can no longer operate a
clutl'h pedal. Shl' had to le:i'c her
lull-li me JOb as a bookkeeper for a
par1-11me position at a convalescent
home.
Soule said shl· would never own
another (1\1 c.ir and added ... ,
tfoJn't kd 1hat the) larl'd about me
j l all ··
:New-home sales dawn in third quarter
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By Linda Deutech
~led Pr ... Wrller
LOS ANGELES (AP) -An appeals court refused Tucsda) to
rcdu« the SS m illion ball for C harles H. Keaung. the savang.s and
loan executive accused of fraud in selling Amrrican ContincnU:tl
Corp. JUnk bonds.
The 2nd Distnct Court of Appeal said in a one-paragraph
ruling that 11 considered an appeal filed Monda) b} Ke:iung·,
law)crs and had examined tran~npts of bail proceedings before
Supenor Coun Judge Gary Klau~nrr.
··The pct1t1on as denied.'' the three-Judge panel wrote.
The coun apparently rejected arguments h) Keating that hc "
being made-a SC3(X'S03t 1n a criminal fraud ca~ 1nvolv1ng !>aks ol
the no"-~onhless bonds thro ugh branl·hes of In inc-based Lincoln
Sa"•n&s & Loan. Lincoln. an Amcrican Continental subs1d1ar). has
been se1Led b} ft·deral rtgulators.
Dmnct Auome>' Ira Reiner ~1d he \\as plca!>ed the coun had
upheld the SS mallton bail. but 'kltd he c,.pccted fu nher clTons b)
the Keating defe nse to win redul·t1on of the ball b) a higher coun.
Reiner ac!..nowkdged that S 5 mtlhon •~ a high pncc for
frl·cdom.
··11 is an exccpuonally high bail anJ Mr. Keating " an
e~n·pt1onal dclendant." Rcinl·r 'aid . "J he pnnn pal fa ctor 111-
' oh cd IS n sk of night. You can't consider Mr Kl·a11 ng "1thout
thinking of Robert Ve!>l·o."
VeSt:o. a fugJ11ve linanc1cr. lkJ thl· I n11co \tat.:\ "h1lc hl·111g
1n\l~~t1ga1ed b) authortt1e!>.
Keating. whu ha \ been hdd JI the do~nlll\o\ll ~kn·, ( l'ntral
Jail for a "'l'ek , lOntt•nds hl' can't adequatl·I~ ddt-nd h11nsclf 1f he
rl·ma1m in l u!>ttld\
Keating and ihr.:e l O-dCll'ndan1' surrepdercd to fate a 42-
rnunt stall' grand JU~ ind1llmr n1 on ~pt 18 Klausnt·r M"I
Keating·~ bail at SS m illion .ind held the othl'r ddcndant ~ on SI
m1ll 1on ball.
Aft er a hearing la\t v.l.'ck tht• Judge reduced thl· llMkfendanb'
ba il to SltJ0.000 or s 200 ()()() t-..IJU'tner refu\l·d to luv.er "eating· ..
bJ1I \J~ 1ng tht' JXl'>'llh1h1~ ol 10 \l·ars 1n pn<,on made him a l11gh1
rl\I..
El Toro man barred
from exporting, fined
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FileNet revenues miss
mark, hiring freeze on
By Tony Oodero
OrarlQf f.OHI D •I) P1101
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For Lease
Ewcuth·e Office Suites
jl'n1u: \.an111 An.a 11ffllt l"uldlng h.u
lll.11l 1l,j1 4/'01112(l(lf1'14,j n CU\.:UbVt'"lllrJ
Im k;a.~ Ruuu fully finl\hcJ hndt
bwld1na has mtlft t~llAJ rc~IWt'S
Qu4!11y omlon. .-unty t-wltf1n11 With
~·'"tpk11• mainkMn..-C:11y Vu ws.
Af)un1Lu11 parlina fdtal rrtcway *'u:•
lil ~ '" v.ay h\i;clknt I value dc.\I ,
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I le ... mJ the t urrent ligurcc; 'hov.
thut rn r n tH'' ln r I tic Ne t
p111dUH'r' ol d11 .. unwn1 1mngmg
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"It appear' hcrau~ of the ttencral
c1.unom1( !)ttuataon. a numha ul
c U\tomcrs are <kin) ang c:ap1tal
purt hJS\''i .11 this point ... hl· ~ad.
"( u\tunwr\ Mc p.1u ins to rn 1cw
thl'll l Jp1 1,1I bl}ditC'I C'\l)COdltUt'l'S ••
I hl" l ur n·nt l't'onomir !ltagnut1 on
I\ C\IX'l h.'d to tOntl nLK' for a wh1 k .
j nd the t \pclled lu\'i "°'" rr~ult in
a k \'I JOb' at the ( O'ita M e\J firm.
~I C I.tr~· \aid
"WC"'rt 1n11C1pat1na n <l1ffir ul1
tconom) lor a few quartc" ... he
said .. wc·H~ lnucn h1r1na with the
<'-' ptaon ol ~Jesmcn We'll con·
t1nue to h1rt sale people ...
He said ulcspcoplc •~ "''" o~eJ bcautc d~Pll<' the ,1ual\h
ccononl) the market for document
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Wedn11d9Y, Sept111..-21. 980 •
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Beverley Wlltey 1s the official Image and fashion consultant to the
LPGA.
" otaht of tOod and music 1\
planMd for o' 4 at Club
Postnuctcar m Laauna Beach to
rauc funds for local aru.st and
fashion dn1ann Pat IkMar .
.. ho has btto dlq.n~ 'Al th
am)olropt lateral sckrosJ or
Lou ~hng's ducasc
DeMar and Mr pannff and
companion Michael Lau' .-uT
famous for tht'1r spt"Ctall'
fashion items such a.s 'U\tagt
tuxrd~ paintrd wtth abs:lnll1
lln~ .ind dcuulrd lapels that art'
often "'-ulptural m content o .. nt'rs of the DeMar o n1mals
10 ludt' &ttc M1dkr. Otana
Ross. \lad. Jagger and Paula
.\bdul
De~1ar no.. <ksigns from a
'Ab«kh.ur. 'Allh Lau' llandltng
the pruducuon of thc fashion
The fund-nuscr. put on b~ tht-
Fnend) of Pat DeMar .. ,11 fca·
ture JdLl b~ thc Ga~ Hogan
1 n o. d ass1cal music b' ~a
ndge. food b~ l1t('hen siafrs of
Fl\c F~1 and f 1,e Fect Too
and d~Ja' d.tn1.. mg an to the
night
For morl' 1nformauon on the
e'en1 or to ~oe t1cketS. 1..-all -l'-'"-.: 1.:J
A fmal, heartwarming thought on pets and the hereafter
DE .\R .\'S L.\:"DER'°I \lung
11 me ago \ ou r.rn .i kw:r from a IX>~
"ho~ Jug had d1nl He "3nted to
l..nu" 11 dop.~ ""'nt 111 hl·a,1•11 .\., I fe('3(1. ) ou eun<iulted \4.'\l'ral
T u rner "ho " n ll'S for a 'M:a tt le
paper I am S\'nding a (tinden-.ed
'l'r\IOn m the hope that \11u "'ill
pnnl 1t -.\ ~attle Rl'Jlkr
DE AR SEATTLE: Tilaaks for a
rut bearHurmtr. I loved it. Htrt
It IS.
"'hen l"'t'n a sparro"' !alls I rephl'd
'\\ h' nut.,. and I "ondurttd a lmle
CC'rem1.1n' for the bo~ ·s pet He ".lS
'l'~ plc.i-.cJ and then asll·d. 'I<, m'
dog going to hl'.l '"·n'" I "'.i'n·t
prep.ired lur th.it 1..ful·,twn t>ut m '
lo' e for .in1ma(., g1..H me through 11
rm \urt· I m.ide the 1..h1IJ feel
better
··Se,eral )C3~ latl·r I haJ m' O"n
persunal C'\Pl-'nenu· that pnn 11kd
the J OS"'er I had ""'' C'r tx·"·n <.ture of
d.l" h~hund "ho~ phoh' haJ .lp-
Pt'.lrC'd 1n the p.i~r 9, the time "l"
amH·J. 11 h.td bt"Cn d a1meJ
.\nulhl'r f'Uf'P' sen,1n~ •'UI Oll)""'" ~1h·d ht"r n1..1~· thr,,ugh
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~l·mtd \\.l ...i' Pk.i~· p1. l ml" \\"
J 1J .\nd "l" n.iml'd h"·r Pt .. l
"ho lnc" or m~ g.nl'I sent ml' tht'
Pl-~m It heakJ m' \4..lrrov. PerhJP'
It "111 help lHhef"') rJ hl C' Ill >h.lrr
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<1ul)1JC' lhl" Pt'.lrh g;JIC'
I "'in r tit-J nui'lo.lnct•
I "on ·1 '-"' t"n N!ri
I'll be' 't"n p:went .inJ "air
/"// ~ hat· ,~ht"" ing ~m J ,y/(",11.i
bl.JIU'
~krt1.~mcn .\lo,1 \J1J animar.. J o
nllt ha'e wul ... .ind 1herelur1· the~
"tiuld nut gu Ill he.i,rn On"· l1nJ
( ,>ngn•gauun.il m1ni<,ter rcpltcd
that hl' .... asn·1 '>Url' but he d1Jn·1
\t'I.' an~thing "runtt "11h tl'lhng thl·
\uung.'lter that he "ould prohahh
'>1."t' hi\ J og in ht'JH'n ticcau\l"
t·,rr~thing up ther"· .... a, ··pl'rlcl..'t ··
'-nrr..11 Ja,., ago I rl·aJ .i rnlumn
un th.it 'en 'uh1r1..1 t>' Rl·' Oak
"Looking ball .11..'fO\S thl· ~l"ars I
~e ho" 1mponan1 do~ ha\C.· bel·n
in m' hti.· I had bt·en an ordained nuni~ll·r uni' a le" \.\t>els "hen I
rl·u•1,ed a "~II from an t'·\ear-old
bo~ tl1) d11g had been kilkJ b~ a
"·ar \Ir TurnC'r the IJ<l sot>~d. ·uo )llU J o tunC'rals for dogs··
"I lhJn·t kno" qu11c ho" to
~ -L, ••·• 'T"J • a (!$ .. Our "ondl"rlul dal·hshund
Gn.•tta J 1l·<l and ""' "erl' c:iger to
respond. but I r('('allrd the • np-bnng another dog into 1lur homl'
turl''; allirmatwn of God'<, kno .. 1ng \\e "ent to tht pound to gl't the
·.\ttl'r 1-l \edf"> P11..l tx·\.Jmt:
\Cf\ '>1d .. anJ ihef\' "a' "''thin~ h•
bl· dune C'\,l"Pt put her llut 1)1 hl.'r
m1~n \\ 11h .i hea'' hl·.in I dr•l'C
htr to the 'ct''· "h"' J 1J -... hat hJd
tu bl· JonC' I then "ent h.t, l ttl m'
>IUJ\ JnJ "l"Pt lvr hllUr\
· .\ te-... d.i ' '> latC'r . .l pansht\'nC'r
'\1..1 matru ho" llms \OU m.J\ bit·
I J m1'>'> 1l1u "-' mu,·h 11 I "<"nt
in .J.lonC'
It v.ouldn 'r be he~'<"" tl.1r me ·
Start Now ... Lose up to
30 lbs. in only 6 weeks!
TODAY 6 WEEKS
Y IF YOU WEIGH 170 LBS. YOU COULD WEIGH 140 LBS.
Y IF YOU WEIG H 160 LBS. YOU COULD WEIGH 130 LBS.
f"' IF YOU WEIGH 150 LBS. YOU COULD WEIGH 120 LBS.
~ IF YOU WEIGH 140 LBS. YOU COULD WEIGH 110 LBS.
Let Gloria Mar shall design a weight-
loss program for YOU!
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Tiiis trip is not
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.\nd nu mattu hll\\ 11 1s pad.aged the \O~age that
In me Ma Hu \a lh \nnl "hcndan. lOunc1l mcmtx'rs .\n
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to In rne·'3 ,.~tt.'r \. ll • n J.ip.m 1s a 1unl..ct.
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beang foott.'d h~ tJ\PJ\l'f\ Jt an estimated rn..,t llf $5.500.
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Doonesbury by Gary Trudeau
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To the Editor·
I lound 1t 1ntere-sting that the:
1\at1o nal Endo""ment for the .\ns 1s
being sue-d b) the-Nev. pon Harbor
.\n Museum Thr mu<,cum is
d a1 m1ng Cl'nso rsh1p because rt\tm-
tton~ an: placed upon the funding
The 'f.\ fi:l'ls 11 '' nu1 l<'n'>M'>lllp
tu r1.·4ut·s1 that publtl mont.'\ mil he
u..cJ tu pruducC' an~ thing ob'>ten1.·
I h1.· argument remind~ ffil' of l)ne
heard in maO\ homt.•, aero'"
.\mc:nla bet\.\t.'t'n teen., anJ lor
\UUntt .tJults and their r.irent\ I hl'
\11unis adult <,. v.ant 1he pn\ 1kgt.• of
sllll ha' mg .tll 1h1.· comfort-. ut
hrnnt.• \l·t Jun ·1 v. ant Jn\ ruk'
att.tlhrd PJr1.·n1' lttuntcr ~1th th1..·
ag1.· old rctvrt ·a' lnng J'> ~ou '""
unJn llU I root .inJ "''pa' thl htl".
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rre ~of Irvine's C1p1tal ~&ted ~, topic: Wiii
~~~~ getsilred
I was 17 at the tame and was
selling the Los .\ngelcs Exam iner 1n
the st.able area of the Santa .\nita
Race Track," hen tbe United States
"'as bomhed b) the Japanese. Man}
of the ho~ owners kept their
horse\ in thl' stables at thl' track so
I conttnUl'd to sdl paper'\ to tht'
stable hands and thl' c\erc1sc bo> s.
During this pt.·nod of 11me. the
mtcrnm1.•nt r amp in thl' parking lot
at the ran· trad. v.as constructed -
these "ere all nev. bu1ldangs and
built at a grl·at deal of c:i1pcnse b}
our gm crnmcnt.
When these buildings were com-
pleted I \\ 11m·s<,cd the Japanese
'oluntanl} dnH thcmc;eh es and
thnr tam1ltcs mh1 the inte rnment
lJmp Th1.•\ turned O\Cr their
kn1H') and guns at the gate
I kit "hal "a\ dune had 10 be
done fh1s ".l' not dl\cnmmat1on.
Thi\ "J'> \Un 1 \.ti tor the-m as v.ell
J\ Im u'
Tu rev.nre h1stor} to appease the
aggrn\or " unth1n kahk Had the
JapJne)1.' (aerman' and ltaltans
"un tlw "ar "h1• Jo ~ou think
""ulJ tx al1\~ tudJ,·•
l hn J 1dn t h.lmh l't.•.trl Harbor
JU'l lur .l tl'\l
f h1n~ ah\1u1 11
l1 lORC1r P I <>RTL \'Ill E
"'-l'" port Beach
lrv1111111111tw
Ill lht. I d1 tttr
( ,in thrn· b\ an\ duuht that
\l,1\11r \<111~ .\nne 'ihl·nd an and ht·r
lhlllll'\ ha\l' turntd lntnt.' pol1t1n
mw 1h1·11 11"n \l'f~111n of fh\'. C1ong
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~nstf ~ SACRAMENTO -Amon1 :D: • th~ who mide in the catacombs
of the California state Capitol, the
hottest topic for aossip and specu-
lation these days isn't the Carpenter
corruption trial, who wiU be elected
aovemor, or even the outcome of
I 00 lcaislative contests.
Sheridan and colleaaues Barry
Hammond and Art Bloomer have
thumbed their noses at the voters of
Irvine. preferrini instead to attempt
a C it) Hall Putseh by kttping Mary
Ann Ga1do off the city council.
After G a1do was elected .
Shendan·s followers circulated pet1-
t10ns 1n the communll} to keep
Ga1do from being seated. Fair
e nough. cit) law allows it. But what
smacked of Brown Shin tactics
were the misleading explanations
o n the pet111o~s. as well as many
q uesu onable signatures. The re were
signatures whe re the addresses were
an different handwriting. O n some
pages. the date was filled in by the
petitioner - who knows when they
<Aere reall> signed. I've heard that
some of the dates precede the June
election~
When Ga1do discovered these in-
cons1stcnc1es. henda n and her
cronies orderC'd the peut1ons locked
up an a \ ault! Ga1do went to coun.
The Judge ruled that the petitions
v.ere 1nvaltd . dcscnbing 1hem as
.. m1slead1ng" and "vague." Even
so. this three-member cabal 1s defy-
ing the Judge and moving ahead
"1th an expensive special election
tn November.
And now Shcndan has directed
the cit) clerk to nng a bell every
t1mf a c111zen speaker goes over
three minutes. Her predecessor,
l.alT) Agran. allov.ed all comers to
speak their piece. Under Shendan.
though. )OU get gonged . What's
next" Rip Taylor running up and
do"n the aisles throwing confetti?
Sl EPHEN C. SMITH
Santa Ana
The hottest topic -indeed,
almost the only topic -is whose
jobs will be axed if Proposition 140
passes in November .
The measure is one of two in-
itiatives that would, if enacted, im-
pose limits on the terms of Cali-
fornia officeholders. But Pfo~
os1tion 140, sponsored by Los An-
geles County Supervisor Pete
Schabarum -lnd some conservative
allies, aocs beyond mere tenn
limits. It would wipe also o ut a
special retirement program that
covers lcglslators. and would limit
the California state Legislature's
spending on its own o perations to
$9SO.OOO per member or S 114
million, with annual adjustments
for inflation.
Depending on how the measure
1s interpreted, that could be a c ut in
legjslatjve spending of 40 percent to
more than SO percent. And since
people account for the vast per·
ponderance of legislative spending.
implementation of Pro posi11on 140
-wruch polls indicate IS fa vored
by most voters - would mean d~p
slashes in the legislative payroll.
This year, the Legjslaturc is
spend1na about $236 million on its
o wn operauons. The lcglslattve
budiet has been. in fact, one of the
fastest-growing segments of the
o verall state budget during the past
decade.
That $236 million is d1 v1ded in10
three segments -$189.8 m1llton
for general purposes. $1 0.9 million
for the audi1or-gencral's office. and
SJS. 7 million for the legislative
counsel's office.
If the Proposition 140 lim11 1s
imposed on the entire amo unt. 1t
would be a whack of more tha n SO
percent. But some observers believe
that would be applied only to the
S 189.8 general-purpose amount.
which would be a 40 percent cul·
back.
Molly Yard may owe an apology, too lkyond that. 11's d1fficull to sa)
how the spending cuts wo uld be
a pplied. because the Legislature's
spending 1s conducted 1n sem 1-
secrccy, free fro m the usual over-
sight that 1s applied to the rest of
state government. Even the Lq1s-
lature's own fi scal anaJyst Sta)s
away from that pon.io n of the state
budget.
\lolh 't anl v.ants an apolog\
\h 't .nd. "hn 1-:. pn ".>ldt·nt ol th,·
'·•!ton.ti '>rg.ant1dtH1n fur \\ \lml·n
and J h.int.ltul qi h1~h-r•nlilc ltonlln-
1\I' apf'lt'.,rnl IJ't "·cl.. hclu re 1tw
<x·nat,· Jud l 1,1r. < umm1ttcl' to ll''·
111, JttJlll'>l the l••nfirma11nn nl
I >.t' 1d 'outer ,1, thl\ tountn ·., lll~th JU\llll' nl the \uprcml' Cou.n .
.inJ during th, ,11ur .... · <'I 1hat 1cs11
m11n' 11nt• ul the ... ·nator ... po<,<,tbl~
tr\ln~ 111 ~· ,11urtl}. calkJ tht
~rt•ur l,1J1n
In tall I th111~ hr lalkJ th1.·m
· lo'el~ l,1J1n ,.
't o u "'uuld think a l'n1ted State'
S<.nJ tur "'''u J 1..nnv. bclll'.'r than
thJt but 11 '' 1'ct.umtng clearer all
th1· tame that nwmhe~h1p m lhl'
\I. nJll' J<"\\.''n·1 1mpl~ knov. tn~ >x·t·
11 r 1han ,Ill\ thin~
.\1 an} rah the · lad1c'i·· n·mari...
rreJ1uahh l'nough. ~t C\ l'ball'>
rolling. a nd that. le-~~ pred1l tabh
-.rt uff a -:.tnldtn~ from another
~nator. "ho tnt1c1zcd \.1\ 't ard
and hl'I ln<"nd,· appalling lark of
rt'~pc'lt for mt'mhc~ ol the Ju-
d1c1.tr) <. omm1ltl'C
Ms Yard whose <'\M were ll'3r·
1ng Y. hen the) '-"Cre not rolling, took
a da} or two to think 11 over and
then 1".>sucd her demand for an
apology ~he ~1d that sht' and hc-r
friend' h:td hct'n treated in a <on-
dc-.ccnd1ng manner
Wh"h I suppose 1s tnit·
~1111. 11's hard to pick "de\.
Normal!}. 1n any araument hc-
tv.ttn elect<.'d offinal5 and human
being~. I take the side of the hu·
man' In t < t I often find ffi\'stlf
roouna for Ph>s1cal v1olcntt _: for
one of them '.> s111.:k a M t pan in the
officials to let out some of 1he air
In the ca~ of Moll) Yard and her
a 1atcs.. ho"e'er. the case 1s not
so d~t<ul, bttausc 1( there 1
an)'bod) in 1h1s country more
pumped up with their owu imPon·
ance &han our elec1ed official . at 1
ow unel«ted official Y ct.. I know
Molly Yard wu cl«tcd by mcm-
ben of NOW. bul that is not the
ame kind of mandate.
.\n'"'a ~. on om· hand "l' ha'e
\1' 't .i1J and ht·r lncmh lecturing
tht Jud1uan C umm111ce on con-
)t1lut1un.tl la" -"Tht• IS\Ue IS
"hctha ur not 1hc c;;upJrme ( uurt
\\ 111 l 1lnt1nue IU uph0ld the funda·
ml·n1.il cnn<itllu!lonal right to
prnac). mduJmg the nght 10
l h oo<.e (ahor11 n n)." Kate
"11t he lman of 1h c Natio nal
<\bomon Rights .\rt1on League said
-and on the o lht.·r hand. you ha,e.
"d i. ,1 lUOHnllll'l' ol the llnlll'd
'itatt.'' S1·nate.
Yo u have Eleano r Smeal of the
~ und for the F-en11n1st MaJOn t)
d"pla>mg a hracl'kt that she said
hclungc:d 10 a 11-)car old kid who
d1eJ after ha\ tng an 1llcgal
abomon Thl' 1mplicat1on being
that th1~ pJl kage tlclongC'd entire!)
to the parental consent law in In-
diana. where she lt"ed
'r ou alw ha"l' Ms Yard pomtmg
o ut to the -;cnator<., "None of you ""'II l'\Cr face that proble m (an
un""an tcd lf'us). Not one of you "
Neither 1nc1dentall). will Ms.
\ ard.
It 1s also true. h> the wa}. that
none of the-senators will ever have
to face lhe problem of not being
born becau5e the' constitute a n
u nwanted pregnanc} -although in
h1nds1gh1. that isn't a bad idea.
But that, of course. 1s a non-issue
with NOW and the National
Abortion Rights c11on League and
Planned Partnthood.
Fo llow1n1 peculiar li ne of
rcuonina. tho~ aroups have take n
the rcccn1 poll\ sho-w1n1 that
mericans suppon the idea that a
mother has the n&h t to abon a fetu
a t her own d1 rtt1on and have
translatC'd tha t as a moral 1m-
pcrath e and now simply d1smiu
the rcaJ and profound quc uons
a bou1 what son of hfe the 11bon1on
proces ends.
As tf Amcnc:a's cbanaana opmion
h.a made aboruon ethjcaJ.
nd that 11 peculiar, b«aute tM
Io na (l&ht f'or 1bon1on riabts ha
bttn .. almote tntircty in tht.
(ecc of popular opinaon, and if
anybody lho\akt know &hat ehie
American public's views are not
moral absolutes. it's the feminists.
But having the maJOnty o n their
side now, they have claimed 1he
high moral gro und. and at the same
time they have politicized the ques-
tion until most legislators who op-
pose abortion have chanaed their
views or backed off the issue com-
pletely.
And while the re isn't anything
unexpected tn tha1. 11 does say
something abou1 the convenient
ethics that have stained the ques-
tion in the last years -on both
sides -stained 1t untH the matter
itself is secondary to the politics
that surround it.
Which docs not mean that the
fundamental question has aone
away. It is still there. but at the
same time, it isn't the only ques.-
tion.
And a one-issue campaian may
have a pla~ in mOdem politics. but
it doesn't -or shouldn't -be
allowed to decide who it aoina to be
a justice of 1he Supreme Court.
The court 11 no& supposed to be
blown beck and forth by public
o pinion -that's why the juni~
arc appointed for life.
There are enoup ~c::es -nine
-to auure tom~ or ration·
allt)' in their inaerpreiationt of the
law. and while: MolJy Yard and her
f n eods may wan a to be usuttd or
the way cata wtll tc> a.bead of tJm~
they att0't entitled to t.bat. •
Ma. Yant may have an •Pok>U
cot!Una ftom the ~nate Judiciary Commiauee. but she hll no cwm
08 tM con.a.nc. or the SupmM
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The lcgJttmate spending is fo r the
bud&et analyst's office. the lawyers
who wnte the bills, the staffs of
c-omm1tt~s that actually handle
leajslation. and some of lawmakers'
personal staffs.
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the category that's been growing so
rapidly in rcccni years -supports
staffs of special committees created
for non-lcaislat1vc purposes. which
have been brcedina like flies; 1he
staffs of purely partisan and purely
political campaign orpnizations.
extra aides that legjslalor5 rccc1 ve
as rewards from their leaders for
loyalty; and the dozens. perhaps
hundreds. of nonsensical "consult-
ina" contracts that are handed ou1
like peanuts to those with pull.
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California to practici.na inside poli-
tics.
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osition 140 is enacud and is upheld
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lature has btcome.
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while retainina its budeet analysts.
iu commitlCC uperu. and othen
who are vital to the lcahlative
ptOCal it1tlf.
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" llNI tllleir gocaine me." ~ ~ tlaat often it i1 onJy ..--lddicta bave rdapeed tbal ~ ..._ bow cocaine controls
'flwe11w-at pr-ofellliooal1 claim
1Ua people wbo continue their
.._ ........ U.IUllly in t.bc form of
Cocai.e Anonymous or Al-
colaolia Anonymous mectinp.
are tbe IDOlt successful at staying ~L <>ice people enter the County
Rebabilitation Program, "h is
biply recommended th.al people
ltl involved in AA or CA," Wash-
burn aid. "h Jives them 24-hour
auppon, there's always a meeting
somewhere."
Most rehab programs. public
and private, also use Alcoholics
Anonymous' basic philosophy,
the" 12-step program," as a part of
treatment
family couwli... There are
mediCal euma llO make sure the
oocaiDc bUa't ca<ed ~nenl
physical cla-111. ud ptythia1ric
evalualiona.
f.ducatiOD dulel. inchadln&
medJcaJ lectures, make up pert of
1be recovery, and Cocaine
Anonymous or Alcobolk1
Anonymous meetinp are 10mt--
times be&d at the hospital•. The lenath of an tndividual'1
stay ~ from one 10 four
weeks. diomdins on the patjen1'1
needs and on t.bt ability to pay.
"The days of the canned. tel
propam ~ now over. The trcal-
menl is individualized on the
need and the cost now," said
Marlene Free, director of provider
relations at Startina Point.
Tbouah many insurance plans
cover private traumen1 prosrams,
many companies have recently
imposed limiu on 1he amounl of
money that will be available for
such pfOIJ1lmS. Frequently 1h1s
cap determines the length of the
slay or 1y~ of 1rea1men1
provided ..
"There is an increased need for
trcalment out lhert, but 1hc need
is being limiled by insurance,"
Harmon said.
repraeoaative fbr CareUDit olOr· uee. cited iwww1111d ~ room treatments ud car ta u cumples of COIU related to
drua addiction.
.. If they'd allow tbc flnt COit of
f\aU treatment, tbey'd be able to
cut beck on c:osu in other area. ..
Caliabcr aid.
Filwes publilbed by the Na· tioo.il Aslociatioa of Private Psy-
chiatric Hotpital1 estimate that the subltanQe abuec problem in
this country adds SSO billion ID•
oually lo the cost of medical cov·
crqe.
For those who arc not coveftd
by insurance. or cannot afford to
pay for treatment. th~ are aov-
emmen 1 funded prosrams like the ·
South County Mental Health Pro-
aram. which Ch&flC$ based· OD a
client's abili1y to pay.
.. After a financial evaluation.
we set a fee for each visit, ·ranaina
anywhere from nothing to $10 to
$85, our maximum fee," said
Washburn. ..We arc here prcnx
much lo sec the people who can I
afford the priva1e programs."
Both Capistrano by the Sea, in Dana Point. and Starting Poinl in
Costa Meu use the meelinp. but
treatment officials are quack 10
point out that they arc only one
as~ of their proarams.
Many patients now enter trcat-
menl to de1oxify and lhcn leave,
"because that's whal their in-
surance will PBY. for," fret said.
.. Bui 1hat docsn t always solve lhc
problem."
Expens agree lhat cocaine ad-
dicts can spring from any socio-
economic group. The dru& creates
its own insatiable desire (or more
cocaine II any price, and causes
people from all levels of society to
become addicted.
"There is no 1ypical user. bu1
here in Orange County we often
Stt a hiJhly successful. middle 10
upper level executive usina ii 10
push ham 10 a hi&her level of
success." said Dr. £.dward Kauf-
man, associte professor of Pty-
chiartJJ, and Human Behavior al
UCI. • Then, everythina will fall
apart."
Workmen clean up the ,,,... after a .. ,.ty
wall came tumbling down on care parked
0... HMktnl0rln(l9 C... Olly Plot
ecroaa the 1treet from Newport Beach Ctty
HaJI Tuesday. MlnlmaJ damage was reported.·
'Often times the abuse 1s not a
problem by itself. We look for the
cause " said Janet Harmon, direc-
tor of marketina for Capistrano b)
the Sea.
Hospital programs involve two
to seven days in actual detoxifica-
tion, where med1cat1on as often
provided to lessen the physical
withdrawal symptoms of the drug.
Then the paucnt spends 11me in
and1v1dual. group and somc11mcs
PAID
From A 1
"l don't 1h1nk to send thr-ma)or
over to head a delegation 1s un-
realistic or a ""astc of taxpayer~·
money," Plummer said Tuesda~
"But we ha"cn't gotten to that
point yet. ..
Plummer, who has taken scvrral
tnps to the sister c1t1cs. said she has
nollced that governments ID other
Insurance companies have ap-
parently been a1temp1ina 10 cut
costs because of 1he huae expen-
ditures ID rcc-cnt ycan for dru&
treatment programs. But Frtt
feels that. an the long run., these
caps will nse.
"Patacnu who delox only may
ha' e to return several tames a
}ear. because the) arc unable to
Sta) ofT cocaine:· she said.
<;u,.an Cali~hcr a mark("t1ng
countries often do "bankroll and
fund much more generously than
we do·· in this respect.
But the Clly of Ncwpan Beach
never pa)s for city officials' tnps to
1ts sister cities of Okazaki, Japan:
Anllbes. France; and Cabo San
Lucas. Mexico. The only monc} 1he
cit) pro\ ides toward 1he s1ster-c1t)
rcla11onsh1p as a $2.500 annual con·
tnbut1on to the independent Sisler
Cat) .\ssocaauon to help the as-
" -------~
Washburn agreed: "It's a
middle class. yuppie drug here:
young people w11h money and
ta me to abuse 11."
soc1a11on 's studcnl exchange pro-
grams w11h lhc sister cities.
"Thafs our bigcsl goal -these
student exchanges," Plummer said.
.. Personally. 1 thank in1ema1ional
exchanges on a cultural basis arc
1mponant because 11 also JOCS into
the economic pan. We hve in a
world where 1he boundanes arc
shnnkang. t thank it's 1mponan1 10
get on a one-to-one basis."
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JUllET
FromA1
her staled position 1ha1 the ciay
should pay a11cn11on 10 local issues
and spurn 1n1erna11onal affairs and
causes.
Councilwoman Paula Werner,
who is gomg on the tnp without her
husband -unlike the four other
part1c1pants -echoed some of
those concerns about the 1rip,
which wall cost lhe c11y $5.500.
"I was quite concerned when I
saw the i1inerary lhal there were
two full days oul of a fi ve-da) sta)
that were devoted lo ceremonial
v1s1ts," Werner said.
The schedule docs mclude a full
da) of workshops on c11y planning.
QUAYLE
From A1
ap1ns1 proposals an Con~s for
major defense cu1s
WV-es. the Cold War 1s beyond
us," he said. "Bui unfonuna1el~ the
world as sull a dangerous place and
we stall must 1n,est an our national
security."
The vice president appeared to
enJOY the enthus1ast1c reception.
There was no sign of demonstrators
outside the base hke those who
protested his appearance Monday
ID Ponland. Ore.
Whale he headlined a fund-raiser
ID a hotel there. dcmonstra1ors
outside tossed pa1Dt-filled balloons.
bottles and firecrackers at police.
and 43 protesters were arrcsled.
The demonstrators reportedly
represented a "anct} of causes.
Some earned !l1gns reading "No
blood for oil" an protest of the
Persian (,ulf buildup
But here. Qua) le encountered
strong support Amo ng those "'ho
BABY
From A1
walh the Cal\cns than ID a
stranger's house.
"l had to make a fnghten1Dg
decision 10 save my baby from a
foslcr home," Johnson said.
She has been allowed to v1s11 w11h
the boy for thrt'e hours each day ID
the Calvcrts' home. he conunues
10 brcas1 feed the boy when she's
1herc and leaves boulci. of breast
milk w11h the Calvcns. Ho""cver.
they prefer to feed the bo} formula.
she said.
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REGISTRATION FORM
"The Calverts clcarl) want all I v1s1ta11on nghts. all parcn1al ngh1s.
temunated. They wanl Anna John-1 son out of 1he1r hvcs," said one of
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I Johnson's lawyers. Richard Galben.
Ahhouah she accep1ed a SI 0.000
I con1rac1 to aavc b1nh to the
Calvcns· child, who they call I Christopher Michael. Johnson stud
she never in1ended to cut all tics 10 I the baby.
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transportatio n . emergency
preparedness, environmental pres-
ervation and municipal finance.
But 11 also includes v1s1ts to mu-
seums.. prdens and a univers11y.
Werner said the presence of
spouses on the trip -even lhough
they're goina al lheir own expense
-mt&hl have led lhe delegation's
Japanese hosts to plan a less ngor·
o usly work-oriented schedule.
'"The Japanese delptions that
have viSJled us here have come
w11hout 1heir spouses," Werner
said. .. That's why l'm going directly
there and di~tly back. wi1hout my
husband."
Olher part1c1pan1s. including
Shcndan. Councilman An Bloomer
and lcgislalive analysl Stella
Cardoza, arc talana side 1nos at
gathered to witness the vice presi-
dent's amval on Air Force Two
wctt Karen Baker and her sons
Jus1in and Howie. Her husband.
Staff Set-Jesse Baker. is amona lhe
l ~.000 Americans stationed an 1he
aulf.
"I'm very proud of m y husband."
she said. -rm pro ud of all of
them."
Baker said it wa.s "touah" sayma
aoodbyc to her husband. a 12-ycar
veteran Manne, bul she couldn'1
dwell on the possibility of war.
"He's doing an imponan1 JOb.
Waves and kids arc. 100." she said.
"If I fall apart. he docsn'l need
lhat."
She also suppons 1he Bush ad-
man1strat1on 's Maddie East goals.
"Tm sausfied w1th what the
president 1s do mg. It was hard an
1hc beginning. not knoWlng whafs
gomg on.
"But now 1hcy k~p us mformed
as best they can," Baker said.
Also on the Tarmac lo areet the
'ace president were I. I 00 studen1s
from MacArthur Intermediate
Ounna early talks w11h 1hc cou-
ple lasl January. they all spoke of
how Johnson would be able 10 v151t
wi1h the baby. V1sita1ion righls
weren't wntten mlo 1hc surropcy
contract. but they talked aboul how
Johnson's 3-ycar-old daugh1er
would eventually play with the
Calvcn s' baby. Johnson s.aad.
"Now my daugh1er Ena asks me
when Matthew is commg home and
I don't know wha1 10 1ell her." said
Johnson, dassol vmg IDIO sotx on
her lawyer's shoulder.
The qreemcnt bc1wecn Jo hnson
and the Calverts broke down an
July when Johnson claims the
Calvens stopped canng aboul her
prqnancy. The Calvcrts coun1cred
with complaints thal Johnson was
ask.an& for e~rly paymenls and extra
money.
On Aua. 13, Johnson sued the
Calvens for "fc11l neaJcct" and rc-
quesled pcrmancnl cus1ody of the
boy.
ln the las1 weeks of 1hc heavily
ublicized custody baule, John-
their own expense, according to
Brady.
A&ran said Monday the trip as ii
has betn planned is not 1he one he
and Japanese officials envisioned
when he vis11cd Tsukuba -at his
own expense -an 1989. He said he
had thouaht ii would be useful for
1cchnical stafT. such as planners, to
s1udy Japanese mc1hods for solving
problems common to Japan and 1hc
U.S.
Bui Brady said the trip planned
in November meets the onginal
intent of the sister cily rela11onship.
.. The idea was to have a working
delcption 'o 10 Tsukuba," he said.
.. And lhis as defini1cly designed 10
be a working trip. The idea of a
governmental exchange is perfec1ly
consis1cn1 w11h the Sisler Cities
chancr as we read it."
School an Santa Ana. each of whom
wrote a le1ter to service men and
women stalloncd in lhe gulf.
"Your communily has demon-
strated what makes lhis country so
special," Quayle told the students.
"The cause of freedom will
prevaLI."
Leavins the base. Quayle traveled
by mo1orcade to the Orange Coas1.
where he attended a fund-raiser al
the Santa Ana Heights home of
John and Donna Crean. followed
by a rccepuon for Republican vol-
unteers at the Ncwpon Beach of-
fices of businessman Buck Johns.
flanked by Sen. Walson. heu1en-
ant aovemor cand1da1 e Sen. Marian
Bergeson. Assemblyman Curl
PnngJe and other elected officials.
Quayle remanded volunteers of the
importance of Orange County to
Republican cand1da1cs.
Quayle also vislled Westmmster
-pan of the 72nd Assembly 01s-
1nct where Pnngle faces a 1ough re-
election fight against Ocmocral
Tom Umbcra -followed by an
evening f und-raucr an Centur) Cil}
for GOP candidates.
son·s lawyen have raised the ques-
uon of whether the baby rt'ally 1s
the producl of the Calvens' cu and
sperm. Perhaps the baby is 1he
result of Mark Calvert's sperm -
implanted 10 Johnson in January
alona w11h 1he embryos -and one
of Johnson's eggs. said Gilben.
Bui 1he Calvens have happily
announced tha1 "Chrislo phcr
Michael" looks JUSI like them. After
the preliminary results of a patem1-
t) 1cs1 showed a 99 pcrccnl certain·
I) that 1he Calverts' were the baby't
acne1ic parents, lhert seemed liul<
doub1.
Ho~ver. when Johnson wa!
asked Tuesday if she saw anythina
of herself 1n the baby. her lawyer
refused 10 let her answer, sayina
they've 101 "substantive evidence
(10 1ha1 quesuon) that'll knock your
socks off."
While the CaJveru, wbo want
ano1her child, said they'd consider
usana a sum>Pte mother apin,
John10n said she wouldn'1 ever
conlider makina another surropcy
deal.
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Friendships
that last
a lifetime
It's June, 1978, in Lylse, Ill .• and we're
at the AAU Junior Olympic Cham·
pionships. There arc 23 boys teams and S2
&iris teams in three different a&e divisions.
This was youth volleyball at its finest.
I notice one utrcmely obnoxious boys
team from Southern California which
looks very familiar.
T .D. Properties (sponsored by Mike
D 'AJlcssandro's uncle) is a team basically
made up of Huntinaton Beach High play-
ers plus Laguna Beach star Jamie Plum-
mer.
The coach is a very .. mature looking" ex-
Huntington player named Albert
Gasparian who really can't seem to hand!e
the activities of his team.
Ten years later. T.D. Properties 1s now
Raymond Construction with the same
faces plus a few such as Rocky Ciarelh
(who's older, but sttll basically grew up
wtth his teammates). The player<oach 1s
an even more "mature looking"
G asparian. They argue and fight. but they
are still lifelong fnends who play together
every year.
The team contains a wide range of
personalittes. The brawling. aggressive
types arc D'Allessandro and Ciarelh. The
nicest guys in the world are Dan G lenn and
Tom Pcstoles1. The tall creature 1s Mike
Brawley.
The coach. alias Mr. Opinion. 1s
Gaspanan. Along the way. names hke Dan
Morehouse and Brett N1tkowsk1 fit into
one catqory or the other.
It's amazing. but these players all have
somethin' else 1n common.
Gaspanan 1s the men's and women's
volleyball coach at Golden West.
D'Allcssandro assisted Ray Rawtelle with
the Lona Beach State men's team that
played for the NCAA Champ1onsh1p.
Pestoles1 as the g.irls and boys coach at
Estancia and G lenn has had tremendous
success at Edison High and more recently
at Newport Harbor. Ciarclh does an
outstanding Job with the boys team at
Huntington Beach and 1s mamed to the
former Cammy C halmers (Laguna Beach
a nd UCLA star). who 1s the assistant
women's coach at Cl. Their high school
coach was Roy Miller. who 1s presently the
boys basketball coach at Huntington
I remember the late 1970!.. when I was
coaching at Newport Harbor and we wo uld
play Huntington Beach. Every time that I
wo uld stand to quietly rem ind the referees
of a problem. G lenn and D'Allessandro
would yell and scream "unpnntablcs" at
me.
Now, we're all great fncnds. I've always
said that the greatest part of athlcllcs. far
beyond the wins. hard work and op-
portunities. are the associations and fnend-
ships that arc developed. There 1s a stro ng.
but also unique binding that compet1t1on
brin&S out.
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How about 1he Junior tournaments''
From 1977, when only a few teams were
competin1. the numbers have increased
unbelievably.
In 1990. 1n a two-week span, there were
See BRANDE/II
USC's Smith
has no excuses
after big loss
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September 28, 1990
The D,aty Piiot
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Sunset tltle at stake Thursday?_
Edison emerges as league favorite,
but faces immediate test from Oilers
By Berry Faulkner
Ofw"9 CoeM Delly Piiot
Al.ONO THE ORANGE COAST -An
abbrieviated pre-Sunset Leaauc schedule
has handicapped preparation by both
coaches and players, and it hun't done
much for handicappers either.
The normal five-game pre-league slate
bas been trimmed to three contests to
accommodate the addition of Santa Ana
High to the former six-school circuit. The
cmericnce of the Saints into the league this
year forced the addition of one league game
to the schedule, as well as a bye week for
each round's odd school out.
"It's happening too fa.st." Huntington
Beach Coach Georac Pascoe said of this
week's lcaaue opener. "It's unbelievable
Hiid 1111a
that ..w·re in the fourth week and already facina leque pmes. We're used to playing
two more pmes before stanina league. It's
really, really fast."
••There are tbinp we'd like to put an that
we haven't yet," Marina Coach Jo hn
Seeley uplained. ..We'd have liked
another two weeks to add some things, but
the other teams arc in the same boat."
Despite the feet-dragging by league
coaches, they'll play for keeps beg.inning
Thursday night with a league title and three
au.aranteed CIF playoff berths at stake.
Many believe, in fact, the title will be at
stake in Thursday night's openCT between
Edison and Huntinaton Beach at O range
Coast Collqc.
The Chargers, who shared the cham-
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p1onsh1p last season with Ocean View after
Huntington Beach was forced to forfeit 1t.s
eight vactones, arc the favontcs this
season.
Huntington Beach. however, 1s right
behind, w1tncssed by their seven-tenths of
a point d1fferent1al 1n the Oru1e Cout
Daily Piiot power ratings. The Oilers are
rated mth. the Chargers fifth
Sant.a Ana has stumbled thus far 1p1nst
Top-10 opponents Esperanza (No. 4) and
Mater Dci (No. 7), as well as Hawthorne.
ranked third in C IF Division III. But the
Samts may soil contend for the top spot.
Manna. which has impressed with t.M
aid of a stifling defense, may gain a playoff
spot 1f either of the to p th~ falter. whue
See SUNSET/II
Newport Coast
is on schedule
for tan of '91
As promised, from tame-to-lime. a pro-
gress rci<>n of Newport Coast, the newest
golf development 1n Orange Count). cur·
rcnth undCf' constructio n between Cameo
Shores and Laguna Beach
The SS-4 m11l1on prOJCCt wall provide the
O range Coast with two top-rate cham-
p1onsh1p public courses by the end ofthc
summer of 1991
From the an. the course 1s alread~
startina to resemble its future shape .\c·
cording to Project Manaccr Noman Witt
of the Irvine Co .. the rough grading of the
cou~ 1s complete and the rough shaping
1s at the halfway mark The course 1s being
designed h> arch1tcc1 Tom Fazio and v.111
be run b> Western Golf Properties of
Phoenix
"So far v.c'\c go11recs on six fa1rwa,.,
and there art'. I greens (out of 36) read'
for gr~ns mix:· \\ 111 said "'We'll st.an
set"d1ng the grttns.at thC' end of the
month ··
Orange Coast's Andy Strouse trips over Irvine Valley College goalie Aaron Ryan. Details on 03.
The project involves 11 miles of golf can
paths. 9.100 trees t ~.400 of which arc )Ct
10 be planted or am'c on·'1tc). a tunnel
undcr(oast H 1gh-.A.a~. 100.000shrubs. a
Following disappointing loss, Pirates
hope to get well against Grossmont
By Richard Dunn
Orenge Cout Delly Piiot
COSTA MESA -
Gctt1na well against
San Dtqo County
schools has bc'Cn the
case for O range
Coast Colleae in the
past. And following
last week's disap-
pointing loss to Cemtos. facing a San
Dieao team is exact!) what the doctor
ordered for the Pirates.
"We're not happy campers around
here," OCC Coach Ball Workman said. "I
don't imagine the (USC) Trojans are very
happy campers, either. Washingto n dad
everythma to them but shoot their horse
.. thank God we don't have a horse."
The Piratt1 didn't lose 31-0 as the
Trojans did last week. but 14-7 was JUSt as
bad cons1dcnng how 11 was done.
The real choker came in the third quancr
after OCC's Mark Rcc ktenwald returned a
kickoff SS yards to the Ccmtos 36. Greg
Angclov1c. OCC's quarterback. g;l\ e the
Pirates a hft w11h an I S-)ard completion to
light end Mark Rapp. making 11 fint..and-
aoal at the 5-yard hne.
The Bucs failed to score. AngelO'\IC was
stopped shon of the goal hnc o n fo urth
down, but QC(' was fortunate to go that far
cons1dcnng tailback .\drain Steen fumbled
on third do>An tAngdo\lc recovered)
Orange Coast ( 1-1) turned the ball o"cr
four times aaaanst Cemtos. but It hopes to
act hc~hhy against Grossmont ( 1-2) on
Saturday at 1:30 p.m in EJ CaJon.
The Pirates -who also v151t San Otego
City the followina Saturday (Oct. 6) at 7
p.m. -arc 12-2 qaanst San Dieao oppo-
nents since Workman took O\-er 1n I 986
OCT opened 1he season w1th a 30-0
victor) oHr Long Beach Cit). but had a
b)c in 1hc secood week which ma) ha"c
donc more harm than good
.. , \\OUldn 't sch('dule 1t that \A.I\ 1f I had
m ) druthers:· \\orkman \31d '"But ~ou
know )ou'rc pla\lng a game against a good
o pponent and ~ou don't show up and pla)
to )Our ab1ht}. that's when it's wrong. If
)ou'rc not read}. )OU can get cmbarraSSC'<l
"We're supposed to go out and play and
>AC -.A.ert' not c\actl) mo' mg people around
on that goal-line offense \\c -.A.111 be going
h'c w1th goal-line scnmmages this week in
practice .\nd we're having an attitude
adjustme nt. We'rt' going to work on getting
off the ball and being ph)sical -then .. !>
no thing fan ) about the goal line ..
OCC >Ah1ch plan~ to leave Costa Mc..a
at 9.30 a.m on Saturda). leads the all-time
~ncs >Allh 1rossmont. 1 I ·3-1 . and ha'
See PIRATES/II
Rustlers 2-0, but coach not impFessed
By Ak:Nwd Dunn
Orenge C4*t o.lly "°'
HUNTING TON
BEACH -They've
allowed only one
touchdown in ti&ht
q"8ttttl. Offtnsively,
tbcy'vt te0rtd 77
points in the tame
span.
Yet, you'd never know the RusUns are
2.() -not after lialftl1na to Golden West
Colqe C<*h Ray Shad:Jcford. whotc
aih·cr anruvtn1ry teat0n ia 1eanina W1th a
bans. Quannect David INnet. who bu
teeured a awUftl pol4Uon with tw0 fine
pcrfonuncea, II '-ti~ a ~t Cifrtntt
-t.dc~~ ytV1A.HndllcRn.
Enc Minbill Md Kevin Alhwortla and a
halt of Nd-hu~ linemen are apcam.ct-·
"'' the de fen~. h's stJIJ too early to tell how good these
Rustkn really arc. but all ind1cat1ons 1ttm
to say their hcMkd for o ne of their best
~.asons ever. naht?
''l wouldn't say that at all." said
hackleford, .,.,ho~ team trounced San D1ea<> City last Yreek. 42-0, to stay un-
bealCn. "Tlus team bas a Iona way to go to
evtn approech some of the teams ~·"e
had here."
OWC~ currently ranked ciahlh tn the JC
Soulb~nd poll. bombed Loaa kac.b Caty.
3S.14, in ha o~ntr btfott &h.uttina out n
Dicto City.
SMck.ltfonl l&id there'• no 1pccif.c ara
•here the team needs t.o improve. "'In
ICMf'll, lhe mutt team nttd to 1mPfO~~
a lot." he ta.id. "I boPe M will. but it's IO
euty •.. we·ve only had twO pmes. If you
caon•t ne, improvana. you'rt not '°""
Wln any pmc We havt a chan<'t' to wan.
but )OU better keep 1mprov1na."
yolden West plays host to San Otego
Mesa on Saturday (7 p.m.} at Oranlt' Coast
CoUeae. lnclud1na last Wttk, the Rustlers
fact San Oaeao community college team
for four con1«utave week '
The Ru tlen had seven sacks qa1nst San
0.qo Caty, d ared lhctr bench. played all
five quanctback~ ran nine ball camcs and
uted l\IM rtteaven. They even had twp
place-kJckcn.
FollOW1ftl the 42-0 VlctOf)'. had.lcford
didn't appear exactly pleated, althouah 11
was one or the tchool's biaecst blowouts 1n
years. He knows the m t rus<l pert of owe. tcheduk ttma1n1 tn I& futurt.
"We had a bunch of pmaltiea (IS for I JS
)'ard: ) on "' and we Iott our momentwn. .. Shae ltford llJd ... h ..-U doet b a whale.
See AUSTL!M,.
'l :\ 000 ~uare foot clubhouse. two hotels
and ~W acres of sod to co\ er the course
"The sod's growmg out near Thermal
and 11's on schedule." Witt said. "We'll
begin !oodding 1n the middle of October and
11°11 take us unul March to get 1t all done ..
The cnllre pro1cct invohcs about Q 000
aae!> uf pnmc tern tor) It is the com pan~ '5
signature proJC'Ct at this lime So 1f }OU
"".int 10 pla> e11hcr the ocean course or the
can}on course. stan SCI' mg )Our mone)
nov. It's first-class prOJ«'t all-around -
including the green fee~
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Ron C:o-.A.an at Mcadov.lark Golf Course
report\ tha1 the lif"t Huntingto n Beac h
Seniors Golf Tournament was a maJOr
succcss The toumc) was held ScpL 17-18
for men 50 and older The event replaced
the <.lreatcr Long Beach ~niors Golf tour·
nament
There were more than QO go lfers 1n four
fl1ghu. com~llng and the O\erall gro s
v.1nncr was Ltt Skann of Meadowlark.
"ho hot 1.iq Thc o" era II net leader was
Da"c 1sondcr v. ho shot 124
fhc A Flight lov. gross champion was
See CLUB GOLF Ill
Lakers acquire
swingman Teagle
INGLEWOOD -The Los Anactts
Lakers. in nttd of sconna off the bench
beau~ of Michael Cooper's dcpartutt,
~u1rcd TerT) TcaaJt from the Golden
tatc Wamon Tunday.
The taken p ve the Wamon their fint-
round draft chotce 1 n 1991 1 n \M de.al.
"Wc'tt happy to add the ICMCCS of a
PfOvcn NBA scorer such as Terry to our
b&lklub," l.akcn tcnttal manaett Jerry
West wd 1n a tatcmcnt "We kl he'll
sjvc us imJMd.t.ate help an ova Wbc:re
we need 1t."
In anot.Mr uan1Kt.1on, the Lakm dealt
rettn.-e ~ttt Mark McNamara eo lhe S..
Antonio Spun (Of undaeck>led ft.Wft co.
aidcrat tou.
Tbe l.akal needed a twi ...... '111 I
C~. wbo like T•. cu _, ....
and ~ aef\ \ht -M I IF •
p&a) in haly.
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Rustlers', Pirates' players of the week
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Of f(NS[
DOUG ClMINGHAM
Golden West
Df:FENSE
ERIC MARSHALL
Golden West
The 6-2, 220-pound
freshman tailback car-
ried l S times for 84
yards, includina touch-
down runs of 7, 3 and
3 yards. He made extra
yardage on strong sec-
ond efforu. Marshall
The 6-0, 21 S-pound
sophomore middle
linebacker bad seven
solo tackles. five as-
sists, ·caused a fumble
and called all the sia-
nals on defense during
GWC's shutout.
Sports break
'8111chars more
popular than ever
at Tigar Stadium
DETROIT -Would-be fielders of ~
Cecil's big blast are waiting. and the
cheap scats rarely have been so popular. • --==--The count is two -and holding -for
Cecil Fielder in the chase for 50 home runs.
Fans with gloves in hand have crowded the left
field seats since early September in hopes of a
catching one of the burly Fielder's prodigious shots.
If it's the 50th homer, a fan could:
•Donate it to the Baseball Hall of Fame_ The
Hall has the record 61 st home run ball Roger Maris
rocketed into the right field stands of Yankee
Stadium in 1961. Fielder's 50th would be part of its
1990 collection that wall be displayed through 1992.
•Sell it. Collectors say the ball could be worth
$200 or more. ..
•Trade 1t. Tiger officials say anyone wanting
to give 11 to Fielder would be escorted by an usher
to the stadium office, where the fan could meet the
first baseman after the game. and possabl} trade the
ball for another ball. a bat or other item.
•Keep 1t, as for what Tom House calls "'a
v1can ous conncct10n" to a star.
"A baseball 1s a physical representation that
connects a person of star status with a person of
something less than star statue;," said House. patch·
ing coach of the Texas Rangers "It ties the two of
them together in a wa~ the~ ne'er would be
otherwise.
"That's why people will tear up a $500 sun to
get a S6 baseball. ..
In 1974, Henry Aaron's 71 Sth home run off Al
Downing broke Babe Ruth 's career record. House
caught it in the ..\tlanta bullpen.
F .. 1111n scares 11rty KO
LO NOON -Former hea' yweaght
champion George Foreman. stall hoping .~ ....
for a title bout, scored the 24th con· ...-
secullve v1ctol) of his comeback on
Tuesda) with a first-round knockout of Terr)
Anderson.
Foreman. who weighed an at 259 pounds. hit
Anderson wi th a left Jab and then d ubbed him with
a nght with sax seconds left an the first round
Anderson was counted out and sta)ed on the
canvas for about a minute. then got up to hug
Foreman .
The knockout an the scheduled 10-roundcr at
the London Arena v.as Foreman's 65th and im-
proved his record to 69-~ overall. He has won all
24 of has fights ~•nee beginning his comeback three
years ago.
Foreman. 42. said he hopes to challenge the
wtnner of nex t month's world title fight betwcn
champion Jame!. "Buster" Douglas and E'andcr
Holyfield.
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The New Orleans Saints. W1th one ----
quarterback a no-show and another e
struggling. traded three high draft picks
on Tuesday to get Steve Walsh from ----
Dallas
"I'm excited. r m ready to go to work . It feels
like draft day all over again." Walsh said during a
Tuesday night news conference at the Saints'
suburban New Orleans training camp.
The Saints gave Dallas their No. I and No. 3
choices an t 991 and a No. 2 pick in t 992 for Walsh.
Cowboys owner Jerry Jonrs said the No. 2 pack
could be upgraded to a No. I . depending on how
well Walsh plays.
In other NFL news Tuesday:
•Washington quarterback Mark Ryp1en will
be out six to eight weeks after doctors found
extensive damage to the ligaments in his left knee
during surgery. The surgery revealed greater dam·
age than the team thought Rypien had sustained
when a Dallas {owboy defender rolled into him on
Sunda} as R>P•en planted has feet to deliver a pass.
said Dr Charles Jackson. the team phys1c1an.
Ca.I Niii 1111n1t t11t111
The NC AA 's drug testing program for college
athletes violates the nght to pnvacy in the Cali-
fornia Constitution. a state appeals court ruled
Tuesday.
In a challenge by athletes at Stanford Uni ver-
Stt). the 6th Dastnct Court of Appeal said the
Nattonal Collegiate Athletic Assoc1at1on had failed
to show that the program was necessary or effective.
"The evidence did not support the NCAA's
claim that there is significant drug use among
student-athletes. and that by testing. students'
health and safety and the integrity of the competi-
tion wall be protected.'' said Justice Eugene Premo
an the 3-0 decision.
In other sports news Tuesday:
•South Carolina made 1t official. accepting an
invitation to JOIO the Southeastern Conference and
accomplishing its goal of becoming a member of an
all-sports league. SEC presidents voted earlier dur-
ing a conferencr call to ask the school to join the
league. which on Aug. I added Arkansas to its
roster. Since then. the SEC had been searching for
a 12th member to give it an even number of
schools.
• Doctors said surgery on the injumt right
knee of Tennessee tailback Chuck Webb went well
and was completed without complication. Webb,
injured Sept. 1 in Tennessee's SS-7 rout of Pacific.
was operated on at St. Mary's Medical <:enter in
Knoxville by Dr. Willi.am Youmans. the team's
onhopedic specialist. ,.,_, n. Awm~ Pr...
Quote of the day
T•J Peu, Boston catcher, as the Red Sox
lost the lead in the American Leque East:
"You tcllina me the fans aot a lot of heart·
breaks bcfo~? Ye~h. well, when I fint att with
this team, I read and I hear about that all the
time. But I think to myself, if you listen to aJI
those thinp, you 1oin1 to 10 crazy for sure."'
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DEMETRtOUS MOORE
Orange Coast
The 6-0, 27S-J>Ound
sophomo~ defensive
tackle, OCC's most im·
proved player this
season, blocked a field
aoal. had six primary
tackles and th~e u-
sists.
OFFENSE
MARK RAPP
Orange Coast
The 6-5, 220-pound
tophomo~ ti&bt end
cau&bt five passes for
62 yards and blocked
ext~mely well in the
Pirates' 14-7 loss to
Cerritos.
Here's an opportunity ~~~~~~rowovertheGriffins
to watch, or ride on,
12-meter sailing yacht
If you've never been closer to a
12-meter sailina yacht than watch-
ina them covon around an Arneri-
ca 's Cup course on TV, here's your
chancc.
Stars & Stripes '86, one of Dennis
Conner's "trial horses" in the 1987
Cup campaia:n in Australia, and
Heart of America, Buddy Mclgcs'
unsuccessful challenger from Chi-
cago, arc both at Dana Point prep-
ping for a Match Race Challenge on
Friday off Dana Point Harbor.
You can also even arrange to go
sailing on one of the boats today.
Thursday, Saturday or Sunday by
calling Dana Harbor Yacht Char-
ters at 493-1206, or Dee Bower or
Ken Cooper at 496-6040.
The five-race Match Race
Challenge will be sailed in the ocean
of Dana Point starting Friday about
noon.
Stan&. Stripes '86 is not the 12·
meter sailed by Conner in winning
the Cup in f remantle, Australia.
but was a sister-ship to Stars &.
Stripes '87 which defeated the Aus-
sie defender. Australia had won the
Cup from Conner in the 12-mctc-r
freedom off Newport. R.J. in 1983.
s&S '86 and '87 were designed by
Britton Chance, Bruce Nelson a nd
Dave Pedrick. They were built in
New York and shipped to Hawaii
where Conner's crew trained until
the yachts wert' shipped to Austral-
ia.
Heart of America was the only
12-meter built for the.limited
budget campaign of the Chicago
Yacht Club challenge in 1987.
Driven by veteran racing skipper
and former Yachtsman of the Year
Buddy Mclges of Wisconsin. Hean
RUSTLERS
From 81
It was 14-0 1n the second quarter
and they were on our I-yard line.
but our defense kept them out of
the end zone. We'd thrown an
interception and they were about to
score. then we took 1t away and
made 1t 21-0 and at that ttme at was
probably over.
"Most teams this year. though. I
doubt it will be 21-0 and if it is, it'll
be far fro m over. We still have the
toughest teams yet to play (in the
Central Division of the Mission
Conference). I'm happy about the
win, but we still have a long way to
ao."
Brunet. meanwhile, has com-
pleted 22 of 35 passes for 293 yards
and fo ur touchdowns. He's been
intcrc:epted only once. A mobile
quarterback. Brunet also carried
five times fo r 51 yards in the season
opener.
One of GWC's best comerbacks.
Kevin Mullens. has recovered from
a preseason shoulder injury and is
CLUB GOl.f
From 81
Ray B~tt with a 149, while low net
went to Bob Johnson with a 128. 8
Alaht low aross leader was Hobie
Le)'IOn at I SS and low net champ
was Hank K.ancshiac with a 128.
Ajpt C low aross leader was
Frank Tenaar at I SO, while Jac-
ques DeJarcUn shot I 2S to win the
net title. Finally, Herb Bodnar
carded a I S2 for the D Ai&bt low
Vol'. while Joe Smith was tow net
champ at 138. -
0
Mary Beth Thobe update: Thobe
missed qualifyina for the LPOA
Tour by two strokes. The cut was
227 and Thobc shot 229 over three
rounds. Tbobe ~mains upbeat
about her career, however.
••t played well and ii was a IOOd
eipcricace," the 19'4 Edison Hiah
snctua~ said. .. I'm 11>int to do
some mini-tow events in Octobft I
llWak."
nil w .. ilifttj two C.11 tll
fort..-eo ... alfOtoadle
_,, LPOA uj-1 • IM'ltll
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of Amenca proved to be the most
improved 12-mcter in the challeng-
ina fleet.
After getting off to a miserable
st.art. her designers went to work on
her bull. adding "tiplets on her
winaJets" on her winged keel. When
the final round of challenger
eliminations began in 1986. Hean
of America dominated the fleet.
The crew brought her within one
race oflhe semifinals. winning
seven out of 11 races.
Both 12-mctcrs arc now based at
the Kona Kai Club in San Diego.
They are operated by US 12-meter
San Diego and feature many sailing
packages from a 12-metcr excursion
for 12 passengers to a "mini-cup"
package with a spectator yacht and
accomodating up to 24 sailors.
Twelve-meters arc no longer in-
volved in the America's Cup. In
1992. the competition will be in the
America's Cup Class. a new design
which is reportedly lighter and
faster than the 12-meters.
0
Almoe Locbky'• colfllDll •P-
pean every WHlln4•Y·
expected to stan on Saturda)
against San Diego Mesa. which as
0-3.
The Rustlers haven't played the
Olympians in six years. and
although Mesa's record isn't stun-
ning. Shackleford says his club
needs to watch out for the OI) m-
pians' speed.
"They've lost lo three teams (Mt.
San Antonio. Rancho Santiago and
Fullerton) which arc a combined
5-1," Shackleford said. "They ap-
pear to be capable of playing good
defense. but so far offensively they
just haven't generated. But they've
got a dam good looking defense.
They appear to have some pretty
good speed.
"We're aoing to do a lot more
than JUSt run the ball. We have to
throw a lot more. David played real
well (against San Dieao City last
week). He's definitely the starter. no
doubt."
GWC freshman tailback and
multi-purpose ball-handler Doug
Cunningham had 84 yards rushing
on I S carries last week and scored
three touchdowns.
other method. requires a top fintsh
1n the U.S. Open.
0
And then there were I 0 . . .
Richard Mcl(.jnney leads the pack
of 10 aolfen left m competition for
the President's Cup championship
at Newport Beach Golf Course.
Third round action of the handi-
capped, match-play event takes
place on Saturday. Besides Mel(.jn •
ney, the rema.inina playen are Jack
Stenson, Bob Forbes, Don Snavely,
Dan McGuire, Don Wolf. Bill
"Pridemore, c.rt Cotton. Dave
Perry and Chuck Frazer .
On Sept 22, the club held its
weekly tournament and Aiaht A
low sroa winner wu Frazer with a
63. Snavely lhot SO for lbc low net
title. In fliabt B. McOui~ 6ni1Md
firat witb 1 po.-72. wbUc Don
Chandler "'°' Sl for the low Mt bonon.
In C Ailbt.. Fedel"' aowc chimp Wida I 66 IM lob Dliil
Wll die low Ml lidl tridi I '°'
since 1980_ (Grossmont was
awarded the 1982 game by forfeit.
OCC won on the field. 27-14).
Grossmont lost to Long Beach
City, 12-10, last Saturday. so it
appears the Pirates -who domi-
nated the Vikings -ha ve things
going their way this week.
The Bucs. however. arc hurting at
tailback. St~n. the team's leading
ball-<:arrier with 163 yards on 33
au.empts, has a sore wrist. He
missed a few vital plays against
Cerritos because of it.
Backup tailback Ed Williams is
recovering from an ankle sprain
and Brian Theriot. who had 39
yards in the opener. ha s opted for a
medical red-shirt ruling because of
a calf muscle injury.
OCC wide receiver Keith Labus,
a returning player who was held ou t
of the Cerritos game because of a
sprained ankle, is expected to be
ready for Grossmont.
The Griffins use a number of
different offenses. including a wish-
bone. which could create some
problems fo r the OCC defense.
After winning its opener. though.
Grossmont has struggled.
1t 1s averaging only I 92 yards a
game on offense. which ranks I 5th
in the 16-team Mission Conference.
Its defense is last 1n the conference
against the rush at 273 yards per
contest, which is aood news for
OCC fullback Jim Warren ( 15 car-
ries. 70 yards).
SUNSET
From 81
Fountain Valley. Ocean View and
Westminster could be considered
down. but not out.
Santa Ana (79.9) holds down the
16th spot m the Pilot Power Rat-
ings. followed by Manna (18th.
77.5). Ocean View (26th. 71.5).
fountain Valley (32nd. 67.5) and
Westminster (39th. 60.9).
Though Ocean View is currently
rated higher than Fountain Valley.
and favored 1n the two teams' Fn-
day night showdown. the slow-stan-
mg Barons should prevail m the
standings over Coach Howard
lsom's Seahawks by season's end.
Edison. thought to be a run-
onented team in the prescason. has
developed a strong aerial attack
behind senior Josh Gmgnch. who
may be the prem ier quarterback an
th~ league.
Gingrich threw for 333 yards
against No. 2-rated Capistrano Val-
ley in a 15-14 loss and has a
talented receiving corps led by ver-
satile senior Mike Cunningham.
Cunningham. who leads the Or-
ange Coast area an rcttptions with
20. is also a key contributor de-
fensivel y. where the Chargers have
lived up to their preseason praise.
Huntington Beach has also been
keyed by its defense, which has
allowed a mere 12 points in three
games, including two shutouts.
The Oilers offense should im-
prove under the control of junior
quarterback Jack Friend, who ap-
pears to have won a battle for the
stanina job with senior Mike
Chavira, now 4 receiver.
The Oilers ha ve shown a bruisina
around same. led by tailback Joe
Contreras and fullback Adam
Bowermaster.
Santa Ana IS led by senior
tailback Dasy Tech, who returned
to football this season after a two-"'\
year absence. as well as a veteran
defente.
Defense has been kina for
Marina. which has allowed just 17
points in three contests. But while
the Marina stops opponents, the offense bu provided betely enouah
to cam victories. Pottina a total of
19 points thus far.
Oclean View has rallied twice in
the fi~I m~mcn.ts to pin a pair of
ono-potnt vactona, but has mown
the ability to 1elf deltruc1 witb
1umovm..
fountain Valley baa been
ham~ by i't.ria. but came to we an a 3l-l7 '° i.-leKh
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Late 111111ve11rvlne Valley's
llCCeP llllR d11dl1ck with occ
COSTA MESA -Despite being ---
outplayed, the Irvine Valley College ~ •
men's IOC(Cr team earned a 2-2 tit with ~ Oran~ Coast on two second-half goals ----
in the Orantt Empire Conference opener for both
schools at OCC Tuesday afternoon.
The Pirates (3-4-1) opened the scori"g on a
goal by James Bums 18 minutes into the contest
The score stayed 1-0 until James Fucetola scored on a pass from Greg Daman to even it at I w1lh 5:45
eone an the second haJf. '
Dann Courter took a nice P3SS from Andy
Strouse 2S minutes later to give OCC a 2-1 lead.
But with under seven minutes left an the contest.
Daman scored after a scramble tn front of the net
for the uc. Darren Wittenme1er was credited with
the assist for IVC (7-0-2).
In another community collcgl" match:
• Geldea West %, Fallertoo %: Jed Sm 1th and
Ryan Sherry had second half goals as the Rustlers
(}-4-1) earned the ue in the Orange Empire Con-
ference opener with the H ornets (2-5-2). Sm1th
scored with 37 minutes remaining. while Shem. ·s
tying goal came with JUSt five minutes kft.
In non-conference college acuon:
•Cal Lutberu 4, Christ College Irvine %:
Aaron Clasen notched his se' cnth goal of the
season to lead all NAJA D1stm:1 Ill players. but 11
was an a losing cau!>e. Mike Fle1shh aJso !.Cored for en < 1-6>
•Cal State Doml11111ei Hilb 5, Sc>Cal College
0: The Vanguards gave up four S<"cond-half goal~ to
drop to 1-8 on the season
In community college "om~n\ action.
• Goldeo West%, Orange Coasl 1: The Rustlers
handed the defending state champion Pirate<,
(4-1 -5. 0-1-1) their fi~t loss of the \Cason behind the
goaltending of frc~hman E:thson produc t N1kk1
Turnl"r 1n Orange Empire Conference action Or-
ange Coast outshot Golden ~est ~3-h. hut Turner
"as stellar in goal Melanie M1dan1 got the gamc-
""anncr 1n the 67th minute on a three-on-none.
break
B1N11 11111 vall1yll1H lead
Senior ..ctter Shelb)· n)dcr had 10 ---.-
a!>'ll<.t!I as Fountain Valle' mo' ed inw • 4\..•
.. 0 10 pos~\~ton of first ·place 1n the '
~un-.et League w11h a 3-1 "1n o' l·r
Hunungton Bcal·h In rrcp girh \Olle~hJll JrtlOn
Tht Baron\. ,.() 1n league anJ ,.,.~ °'era II
mu,ed a half-game ahead ol M annJ 1n lhl· ''Jnd ·
ing'> The V1k1ng-:. an: :!-0 in league pla~.
(_ ollccn Moro had Ill ktlh. and L1~ Bru\lo n haJ
SC\ en sen 1tc ace!> for r ountain \ allc'
Else" here in the <iun\Ct Leagul·
• Edison 3. anta Aoa 0· ~1phomorc ~.-Iler
Natasha 71la had "' kill' ''' JlC' and 21 J'>\l'il\
10 lead the ( hargers ('\.(> I : I J uninr nuJJI ·
blocker Robin 'im11h hud X-\\'n 1111!, and Ii'<.'
hlock~
l n non-league a<. lion
•Corona del Mar 3, Malf'r Df'i 1· LarJ <. arl\t.·n
had 10 l>.111'1 and l rac' l)hnh,:r had ~·\l·n l>.111\ and
three ace'> to lead the ~a "'ins"» f\-11 C'J\1 1ht·
third-ranked team 111 ( IF 'i • .\ ,., hJl ~ in Jd111n 1111
Frida) 1n the Redondo-Mira < <l\t.1 fournamcn1
• University 3. Irvine ()· I Ill r ru1Jn\ Im
pro'ed to 5-0 lxh1nd Shclh\ Samul·lsun 111 a I 'l-..i
I S-11. 15-lS 'crd1ct l n1 ho'>ts < >u ·an \ ll'\lo lll<l~t\ at
5 10
STANDINGS
A~rtcan Leaeu• AMERICAN LEAGUE
Anee41 I, Ran99n 1
(AL.,04llMIA fl Jljll
G• -·~• .... "' ..
• Mattu I, Esperuaa I: Stacey Blackbum
had 10 kills, and Cristin Rossman and 1aime
Webrhan each had eiaht for the Vikings (4-2).
• IJberty Clarl1daa S, Tri-City t: The No. 9-
ranked Minutemen led by Jenny Engstrom's 16
le.ills. improved to 5..() overall wnh the win.
In collcae matches:
• Lo.1 Bea~ State 3, UCI t: The 49crs,
ranked I 0th nationally, breezed to lhe 15-2, 15-6,
15-8 Bag West Conference victory. ScouJeco Risley
and Caron Pardee led UCI w1lh eight kills each.
• Clllrlst CoUeJe lrvlAt 3, T\e Ma1ter'1 1:
Middle hitter Mmam Paulus had 14 kills and
outside hitter Debbie Block notched 13 as CCI
earned the NAIA D1s1nct Ill dec1s1on, I S-12. 15-7.
8-15, 15-9, 1mprovin1 lo 2-3 an the dtstn ct and 9-12
O\ crall.
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With today's match against Palos ----
Verdes. pitting the two top-ranked girls • •
tcnn1) teams in C IF looming. Corona _,,-
dcl Mar High wasn't caught looking ----
ahead against Estancia on Tuesda)
The Sea Krngs (3-0) rnllected a 13-5 victory
OH:r the Eagles, doing most of their damage in
doubles.
In No. I doubles. Michelle McFarland and
Counney Strauss breezed thro ugh without losing a
game. Meanwhile. the teams of Km.ten Pollock-
Jack1e O'Leary and Enca .\nhood-~tarc1t> '\sch also
won without much trouble
In the Sunset League
• EdllOD 17, Sota Aoa 1: fhe Chargers (S-3
o' erall) secured their fir~t k ague 'icto~ after two
setbal ks and Kim W11laucr \"ept her three \<'ts at
to,e. dnd Brandi l-cn1g and '.'v1 1lhelle Turner also
brce1ed 1n singles Teresa \.\ arn·n and Kalle Beard
remained unbeaten in duublc\ in 'unset compet1-
11un and 1mpro' cd to ~I -' oq:rall
In nun-league matchn
• Laguna Bucb 17. Orange LulJleraa 1:
Win,nm I ale.o ne and Laun·I ~hm1d1 led the \w~p I!' ~ingle~ and lrc<>hmen lJurcl Ettinger and -\shle~
Smith tcJmed up to sweep in thl·ir first vars1t\
matth at :-..11 2 douhk~ tor lhl· .\rt1'\1'1 ( 5-2). ·
Sanchez paces occ palalsts
\nuru \anlhc1 •;u irl·d '" goa l\ --.---
and 1-.1.an hrothn\ Bill and .._en 'i1l'l>.el La
tumb1ncJ lor "4."' l'll to pju' th~ Orangl.' .. ~
( ·na)t < olkge \lo,llcr polo ll'jm 10 J
I 'I I' Or Jngc ~ mp1rc C onlUl'nl l' 'll tnf"\ en ~r
' 1'1 t mg < 'pre\\
8111 '•ll>.d lh1ppt·d 1n \lotlh lllur goal\ and Ken
threc J~ the Pirah:\ moH·J Ill ~ 11 in lhl· lonference
anJ 11 J m era II 0{ { l'ntuH·J II\ htggl '>I margin
J I I~-~ latt: in lhl' third pcnvJ
In a high '><.hool mJt<.h
• Saddleback 7, Orang~ 6 fhl' Roadrunners
(l'\· '' \Olll1nued their \'Inning \\J\\ "11h a non-
kagUl' \I, 1n OH'r Ordnl(l' ·" Hnan HO\' land led the "J' \lollh thrcl l.(l1dl\, andud1ng the g.aml'·\\innt>r
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Dodgers slice deficit A's
to 3¥2 after 3-1 win •• IMI __, HOUSTON -Hubie Brooks hit
a two-nm homer an the 101.b antuna
and the Los Anacin Dodaen cut
thear deficit 1n the National Leaaue
West back to 31h ptnc<\, bcatana the
Houston Astro~. 3-1 . Tu~ay
ntJht.
The Dodacrs moved closer to
first-place Cincmnau. which lost to
Atlanta, 10-0. The Reds have eight
pmes left and Los Angeles have
seven rcmatning.
Eddae Murray drt" a one...out
walk from Juan Agosto (9-8) in the
10th and Brooks follo"ed w11h his
20th homer of the }'Car
Jay Howell (5-5) pitched t"o in-
nings for the '1ctor)
Rookie Ramon ~art1nc:i failed
to JOm Doug Drabd. .is 20-game
winners an the NL. g1.,ing up two
hats an ~1x innings Hr kft 'ol.tth the
Dodeers trailing 1-U
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Kirk Gibson 'ol.3S h11 b> a pitch
from Al Osuna, tool>. third on ~dJ
AT aAT
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ON oaac
Thur.Idle
.. THE HOU
Fri· et Gi.nt• 7.J5
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All temeS on IC.ABC rectlo (790)
• On TV, CPI. 11, K SP«l~hennel
Daruels' hu-and-run san&)e and
scored on a sacnfi<% fly by Murra}'
Ell-Dodgrr Franklin Stubbs hn
the tint patch an the second mnmg
for tus 2 lst home run. g.ivina Hou~
ton a 1-0 lead.
Mike Scon started tor Houston
and left the pme after fi' e anntngs
because of a sore naht shoulder He
gave up two bats.
• Oruce C.Ut Dally Pilot
Dodgers Player of lhe Da) Hubie
Brooks. whose two-run homer 1n
the 10th inning won 11 for the
Dodgers.
-By ftt" A.. .. oclalftl Pr~ ..
The o.tJand At.ll.ld.ics di..W
their thud slta11bt America'! Lcaauc West championship T~
day nllht by ckfeallftl &M KaMM
Caty Royals., ~. u Dave SkWari
pitched a fhe-batlet for hit caftef~
hiab 22nd VlC1ory of the ICUO'L ••
The A 's bcpn play wtth a mapc
number of 2 to elimioate Cbx.ed
and the White Soa lost to Minne-
sota. 4-3. Oak.land bas a nine.pm<
lead wath ~t to play.
In the AL Wt:
• Brewen I, Bi. JaJS t: 8J.
Suthoff drove ltl four runs. thtt<
wath a tnpk, and Robin Y~t bad
a homer and three RBI at Countj
Stadium as Milwaukee snapped a
seven-pme losing rueak.. Toronto's
lead over Bosto n an tbr AL E.asi
remained at I.,, pmcs as tbr Red
Sox lost to Oevdand. 5-2.
Angels drop Rangers, 9-2
• l.9d1a.u 5, Re4 Sa l: ~t
Fen"'a) Parl... Greg SWJndcU scat-
tered SC'' en hlls lD Ctlbt iruunp.
Sand) AJomar homered a.od Ooua
Jones notched bis 421-t sa~·e.
In Ice) Nataonal League
ARLINGT ON Te~a'l -<;cott
Lewis won his maJor league debut
and Jack Ho"ell douhlcd in tv.o
runs in a fhe-run sixth inntnll Tue-.-
day as the Cahfom1a .\ngcl'> heat
the Texas Range~. 8-:!
Lewis went 71 1 innings. ii' ing up
seven hats. wall>.1ng one .ind <;Inking
out four to scnJ tht• Ranger\ to
their fourth straight los\
Bobb) Y. m I 17-1 ll> "ho 'ol.3S
14-1 with a 2 I~ f:R.\ 1n ht'> la'>t I"'
staru. ga.,e up SI \ runs on
In 51 I IOntng~
I~ hits
He was mal>.antt hi\ '>t.'tonJ
straight start on thn·c JJ\•,' n.·st 1n
an attempt to bcl uml· Tc \a\ Ii r-:.1
:!().game winner \lnu· IY~.i "lll'n
Ferguson knit.in' \lot:nt 25-1 ~
The .\ngels got I 7 hll' in '>UPl>\lrt
of Le" 1s. v. hu ""a' call~d up lrorn
Edmonton ul the Pantit < oast
League on ~·pt 14
It "a' ~-~ 1n tht' '"'h "'Ill n
0
Lance Pamsh and Dick ~·hofield
singled and both scored on Ho'ol.'-
ell's double. Luis Polonia then
doubled to make It 5-:!
After Gary M1elle relieved Will.
Donnie Htll and Bnan Downing
singled and Max Venable hit an
RBI groundotU
Texas took a 1-0 lead an the thard
wbcn Juho Franco h11 a two-<>ut
line dn"e that nght fielder Dave
Winfield lost in che lights for a
double and Jeff Huson sing.led to
left.
Cahfomaa tied 1t in the lo unh
when Y. an field singled Y>t'nt tu
third on Pamsh·s sing.le and 'l(.ort·d
on Ltt tc-.en,· sacnficC' th
• Ora.age Cout Dally Pilot
.\ngels Pla)er ot the [)a, Pncher
5<:0 11 Le"1s. v.ho \I.On his maJor
league debut b~ going -i • inninp.
allowing seven hm .ind one '4-alk
-By Tb~ 1hsO<'l•I~ Pm•
0 0
match ups.
•Ptracn 5,
Drabek became
C. J: Doug
Pittsbw)h. s ftnt
21-pme winner an 34 seasons..
patching a (our-tuttCT and sconng
twice at Three Riven Stadaum as
the Paratn red~ t.betr magic
number to su. Drabek (21-6) and
the Plratcs rallied from a >-0 ckfic11
in the .second inning to 1mpro'e to
I 2-:! SI nee the All-Sw break.. He
has lost onl)' ,,,.,cc m l 7 saru
dauna to JuJ)' 27
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single in the ~'cnth anruns ltept
''"'ting:-..;"°' York thrtt games bc-
h and Pmwurgh in lhc East
• Braves 11. Re•s I : .\t
R1,erfront tadiurn. [)a,e Justttt
h11 his first grand slam and Ron
Gant homered to reach the J0.30
marl as .\tlanu. stalled Cinannau.
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lot ~&BR 3BA home • 1fc Remodel t • 619-756-9329 cuttom featur•. 2-c:ar grndr S1300 759·91~ brNkltt arN, porch, hi grOUfldt. '31-7376 EXCLUSIV[ BEACH
w1Pooi. apa, ottlolal pad· ~I~~~· thlt unlq~ ~ Bright. airy 1BA 18A S"· A~1~gJ:':2-3~~~o 8AYSHORES-pv' gaie ceiling•. ftp 675-M78 •t.atoe ~· qu .. t 2BR COMMUNITY
die tennlt court. flreplt, with family room, oak up~r unit w/patto & -"' _· guarded 38r 2Ba home, 28R 18A. aundec*, 1 cw 21A. lg elOMta. garage, 28R 2BA wlbelUtlful pool
880 &rN, RV ICQMt & flOOft, beam1 & brick aundeek & parking. SpKloot 3 BR. 3 BA. lam walk toprtvatt bMchet& gar. 1 blk to bch, YMrfY patio. 0/W, lndry rm Y'"1 Mlcto, d/w, fir•
mtltlK• producing cilru1 631-1•00 .. $1.300.000 $950/mo. 721-0343 Mike rm, din rm, lof1/11udy, Bal Bay Club. S19SO/mo. $1,095/mo AvlWI 1011. w 1175 NO PETS 6'0-2•15 ptace&garege. Entoyour
tr .... Euy pay termt & ------lrplcs, lovely yard. New· 6'6-&219, 816-799-•856 955-2800. h 759'-0615. --prvt bMCh S1 700. All
only 1tep1 to bHch -~AllHIH<"l Oceanvle'#,UkeMW tBR. port Helghtl ,,., -- --------B 2 maintenancelnet. ONE-Of·A·KINDI llOMI., t.c. gar. w/d, $1350/mo yrty $1,800/mo No P•ta Beyalde Cove. luxury Brand New 2 BA, 1 BA. •Spadout 2 BR, 2 A. *Al.SO 18drm $1'30
$529900 R£ALTORS lse 248-0787 6'2-49•2 726-0778 Condo Bay~. adla-Appll1ncH . F/P, pvt ear garage. Vaulted cell· ........... .
CHUCK a LIZ JONES ~ • cent to Balboa 11 2 yr tse pat 1 0 • carp 0 r t Inoa. 1115/mo •Alto 1 Y. 00 '31-12f& Ree 6'6-57 43 ,-u-21-24 Sunny EH1 Side. 3BA avail. Fum/unlurn. Up-S 1.200/mo. 675-8921 BA, 2 lull bathe Large. SORRY. PETS.
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· SlllLH IUI ILTI OSU ~u 2BA. prtv yd. an gar. wtd graded. bM\lllful d«or. tpecioUt S700tmo 238 UU. 1 ...... 11 BALBOAPENl~SULA 1BR house w/stnglt! gar. hkup , $1,050/mo, 2cwgarage,gated.PoOI. lllbol"'*'9ull 2607 Avoc.do SI For Into ---------
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SPECIALISl S695 East side Call non11mkr, no peta, cal1 Jacuul, frplc, wld 2 BR. 650-2257 .. •ve meHage
.l•·llll Sheryl Brewer 848-6045 1't BA. patio, baleony, lg 2BR 18A APT on Quiet 28R 1BA. OOMn IMw. 2 ~~~~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~~'·----·----.;;;;,I (71')675-8•27 Muter Suite Courtesy to penintula pt 1 b1k to -2 -W-EE_K_'_S-FR~E..-E-RENT car pllg, Newport P"I ...: fountlln Br ok• r 1 Un furn beaeh. Lrg lanai, new $900/mo. 1BR 1BA. I eat tiunt.HM'bow 1042 S.Jn,Ju.,C!p. 1078 2&3BR 2',BA Condos. Vaky 2134 $2200/mo inc utll. carpet & bllrlda. Small 28R 2BA. low mo..,._ln, pkg, 1houMfrombMctl
IO' INT llCLllH On Ortega Hwy 1 5 IC, E'Slde Frplc lndry hk 760-6652 deck off lbr. $1050/mo ';t;!~-:~1:!1~5::'° seso1mo. 2131623-1274
3BR n BA w/vteW secur-100 oak trees. unique ~~~ier~~~r~~~ve;; 1:Cec& \~· 2'~~A. ~n~~ Waterfront 3BR 2BA-3 incl. ~Ha Bath 676-tM• 28R 2BA tumltrled FrplC.
1ty gated, tenn11. r?Ol & home 2BR. 2BA ideal up. Galleria. 6•6-4.472 G•~•rd S 11001 car pkg . wl d, nu pnt & SS001mo Yrty-Smalf turn •::a t>eeut Qu .. t Ef~de garage partung. lndry rm. Any "" ""'" no• CH•O w•Tnon JO d•ys H required -1>e w t>,e.. 1 It l>ul "~' kmotNJ lo ltn~ Charges comoultld
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Call Bkr at 6'46-8583 tire S230K Agt 2'4-7823 2BR t"tBA. 2 story condo _ 722-0562 $1775/mo 673-7353 mature adult. N/tmkr cable avl 2BR 5765/mo 818-.451-4473 unlurn. in E Side Costa -only, 675-1751 Sorry, No pets 631•8427
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& grndr pc Lg yard. $750 pool/lakeltnnls S 1675 6 5 163 f 3 9 • dep 650-7737 6'40·1327 or 720-7852 Completely remodeled. Oceanfront-Winter-Furn pets 4 • 1 at :>m
everything new. 2000 sit. 2BR, 28A, 111 amenllles. •TOWNHOMES• Newport kach 1069 ~ral 2I02 *•Newport Heights The Terrace Cardi! 2BR 3br 2be Ilse lg pv1 deck lrplc. encl parttlng. w/d. 2BR 1 ·~eA, g1r1ge. W/D
-area. 3BR t '•BA. yard. 2BA 1200 1q It , pool, marble trplc. lrench d/w, micro, $1000 & hk-up Pool , apa, IASIC IUL garage. frplc S975tmo Jac, new paint & drapes doors. tennis, pool. 1ac 4 $1200/mo. 873-0782 $950/mo 631-•095
2BR 2BA, 2' r car garage YEAAL V RENTALS No pets 642-5722 Avail mid Sept S 1100 blks to beach, $1950/mo "SHARP STUDIO"
single story townhome NWPTOWERS -2bd,bayll '*'*TOWNHOUSE-3 BR 752·2881 630-t000or668-2616 Furnlshed.TV.mlerowave.
Highly upgraded wtnew v19w S t.45o 2' 1BA allachecJ dbl gar-University Park. detached East Bluff 3 BR 2', BA sun deck, balc:ony. 100
h ardwood floors NWPT NORTH · 2 bd age, w/d hkups. huge 3BR 2BA upgraded. Twnhm Frplc alarm yardstobeach end bay
Clfpets. etc $259 900 S 1·'25 walk-on closets bit-In greenbelt view. walk to patio 2 car gar$ 1•501mo Available through June di E Cata Msa • 3 bd twnhm. micro. verticals S 1195 school. pool, $1200/mo 47•·850• 746·0282 25 tor only $650 Imo
Easy Terms den. patoo • St.•95 I mo · S600sec 63 1-4622 plus sec o wner • 1818 •,,Balboa Blvd
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own garlyerd $795/mo
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range. frig no pets $550
mo • dep 8.42-5964 141-1 lCJ BAYSIDE COVE • 2 bd. a Hfghly upgraded. spotless 760-7266 213/662-3155
<2000 18 Townhouse apart-YgunakKh 21 48 "Carmel 3BR2BA ---------rEut SldeStudio brand I ~i4~.r cJen ::~d:N:SHED • ~~n~:~~:R ~~~!see~~~ ~~~ ~~· h~. ~~ah~ .:.z. 175/mo 6•0-0192. ~~= :;, 1 ~!!! :::;v-1~~ ~~~r 5:°~7,~
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one no"' •99-16781494-1177 X39 Charming furn 3BR 3BA gar, lndry/stove1relr1g' *IELCOlllT WST NWPT 3 bcJ upper 2233 Fairview RoacJ h<>m• SJSOOtmo yrly 159 1-2 adults prefd No
largest J M Peters plan in S 1 •OO Betw Wilson & Avocado N~rt kach 2169 8111 Grundy Alty 675-6161 pets/non smkrs 67S-0262 BEACON BAY • ' bd l'lSe' :..::!::. Belcourt 5 BR 4' 1 BA 52 500 Streets jacross lrom LIDO BAYFRT 58R ,, >BA Huge [)pl11 nr bell. •BR 2BR lBA OCEAN SIDE OF
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catheral ce1I DtW Cable
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Furn11hed • BR. 2 BA
W1ntef Rental 673-7677
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appls. nr pier S 1600/mo.
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fenced yd encl gar. $895
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393.9794 or 544.2249 Balboa Island Z l 06 G d k twnhome 1 car gar • cp lido Isle bayfronl hm w in-s tOOOtmo 7S9-0696 quiet cul-de-sac. encl hour.e ar w n up, no Pool e cpt I t garage $700 • sec
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10 bcn $379" 642 ~023 I ble>c~ I I h a beacti 1tles Ne"" BR carpet · 640 t327 720·7852 olfc $825/mo H111r1~ 2 $IOr) S t2i5 I 2078 THURIN FABULOUS BAY POINT 1 J 15 L•noo 542 '•OA S 1225 mo •ncluOing pool Versailles fully furn Studio TOWNHOME ma1n t 298, Redwooc 1100 WATER VIEW! $750'mo 18cJrm $950 TSL MGMT 832-2232
I SELLER MOT•VA TED • Yt'ar1y l f'ese Newer 3 1near Baker <1nd Harboll Enroy breathtaking view & mo •, m1 10 beach• •WTSIH *
This home ,5 1tgh1 a11y wothj BR :i BA 2 car garage Los Feliz Properttes sunsets from th IS 642-0493 or 846·872• 28R 5765 1 1 1 llEAff SCP'
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near 40"> and 55 Fwy<; snutlers Model perlecl ..,~~ .. , ~dr<1gt' 11111,., 1 ver) PYI All amenities occupanty possible By Ruby's Diner qu1e1 NEWLY DECORATED
mol•tt" n Id"' ou<1r tprs1 ready 10 move'" Walk blod 10 occeM <.lt-.in I Sl'lOO mo 644 9079 Chrldren & pet•o k ShOrt gated 2BR • den 2'~BA 2BR w garage. waier pd '°' .. uar'lte ,.,,trance 2 mg d•!>ldnt f> 10 g.:111 res S 1 ~0 mo yrl, ,,48 Ji2 ~ ., . or long term lease condo. ocean vu no pets 636-• 120 9-5PM
Roum Apt .,. batn up.I tau•dnts c1ncJ '>nov<. Fnr rAnl .BA :<'BA Condo t $23501mo $t400/mo 721-0071 1571 Orange A' S745
Slair~ Sep3ratt< Master Offered di S289 900 I FANTASTIC C'>Cl"M frl'nt I Atrium w !>pa 2 pat•OS. "'' lllllT
Be11n1 F•on1 cS rear patio For inlormation call Lisa I rental at 4!>11'1 St Oct I I P secu11t~ 0001 view 720-HIO tr 110-1000 ApMtmtnts ~Cd• garage""• penpr A at 665-6777 I May JBR & .:BR 1ha11 St 150 642-9017 :-:::::::::::
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2151 Pac1toc Avenue
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WESTBAY APTS
$200 OFF MOVE·IN"
At11act1ve Apts with
pool/spa Beautifully
landscaped setting
Sorry No Pets
BacNtlo1 S62S
1 Bedroom $695
28drm 1'.Ba $820
2250 Vanguarc 5•0-9626
s3oo OOf\ ~EAL EST A TE I graded 9!>7 60J!> Close to be;ch & bike K,U'",...lra I ========== CAll PA r 1R1t• t 0 I • 1BR Mobile t1ome 1e1e11 Bt<:hetor s625 175-2013 t C\E OPT Wal~ If t eich 1~~~n~rroyn~~~i,/r~~ ~~~ ~=:~etr~~~;'~2~~::r \I'\\ I 1.,'fl l'l \ ·1 1 lllllT llSSIH YIEJI for retired couple No 2Bdrm 1 •Ba $825
i Br 2Ba bt-c1~"' nncJ J 2BA lurn wonle• S~200 HE Al IOU" ' * 1111 11& * pets $550/mo 161 E 18111 St 6•2·0856 sunde<;1o. poot • c.ar Ill' .,,. 0,93 84, 8•24 lg 2 BR newly cJecoratt'd v~y ci-~,, & brin .. t Up -t99t Newp0<1 6'46-8373
642-8759 • 13 456 '9.;9 ,, ,. ('>r u , Gar )ard no pets Isl & * UTEI ct••••m m ~o .,, .. stairs uml with patto 2 BR t • BA lwnhse I WEITUI Vtll AGf C~f fl\ TWlllHM IJ~t · sec 5875/mo 2Br 28a frpl WID refrtg fireplace walk-on closet Patio garage new paint E YILUIE
l"••OCf .QC.AT ON JBR ---------Corona drl Mar ]122 oJ' 4154 213·5•0-0931 lmbermno Alty 72S·9383 garage pool laundry ta-carp e t & or apes tBR Pool 11cuw cable
8cc1uslve BhJHs Studio
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w 'd opt Clean Qu18t N/$
N-pet $535/mo 6••·8132
FURN 3Br. 1 ;ba 1wnhse.
deck frplC, sunken hving
rm. 1 blk beacPI 30tn St
$1350 mo 675·•1'2
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2BA encl garage w i o hk
up No pets 4249 Dana
Rd $875tmo 642-7324
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lde11 tor 1 person R.-
lurb. patio. lndry ger No
pets• $800tmo 650-81 •5
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VILLA REITALS
175-4912
Six 2 BR. I BA apts. I hse
from bell Patio. hid pool,
parlung Furntunfurn Avl
1mmed $900tmo • sec
• 72•-8900 .
WALK to beech nr Hoao
Large 2BR 2BA twnnouse
$975 Pool. spa garege
1'0 1 Supetoor 6•6-6838
}fjA l 't q ... $19411 Ne•• ··•E YOUR TERllS!I Luxu•y c••• ···-· IULI• c1htoes work-out room $675/mo • $500 MC hook -up No p e ts lo SC P .ua 8B'i Bear a 2BR lBA ,,ew carPi't & n n; Aloc1a/Jeron1mo Alicia 1032 W Wilson Apt C 6•5·11122 ~ ...... '>• '11J 'Qe ~251 Gorgeous nuge bay front pa1n1 'mall vard arport 1 ~· •Id 3BR 2BA den BIG CANYON V1e10 $745tmo • S300 Cell alte< 4pm 646-0105 Wlml HIT&L condo lg boa• si.p avt !>.JJ Golllt-nrocJ ca111 Cf'•I Ip el« gar lg FURNISHED IMMED OC · Balboa Oceanfront
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S689 ooo DE N~~EI $11~0 mo· $1!00 ctep pc1t 10 Orange A ve 2BR. dtwl 2',BA pool security , ·**LO clean SI dto ---------1 Duple• •BR 3.,BA.
SODERL.l..iG 67) 9,:•,s ,,5r 0850 Avt ,,,.mpct i IJ'iO mo 6 mo iea54! spa tenntt complelely CUPANCY 56 l-9398 Avocado St No upe11' Hunt. ~ach 26 40 S2150tmo 3BR 2' 1BA nr A~ I no Df'tS 673-8632 furnf\he<I incl b1g screen Ut1ls tncl $525/mo 1 LARGE BR tBA encl $1695 mo KU, •OCUIUIEW* IN 8 'C M Bluff 3 BR 3I TV VCR. stereo. dishes LA MIRADA 3BR 2BA. 240-2299 garage sea breeze 408 E OCEANFRONT Turn unwanted jO•di>r 1BR hOust-$1600 Boll Tw•'h!.t-0~ 3 levels linens. etc Avl ommed S875 & $825 Ouiet Slater/Beach SS95 mo 6•2·•905 Wkdys 9-5
items into I \I\\ I \ \.'I I l \ II ~u yrly inr u1.rs w trp1c gar $1475/mo No lse reqo S2000t mo ne1gt1borhd nr schools IBR~~~YlcTl~::1:~~001 (71•)382-0625
monev todav' •'' .;1 1 lfi• • ~46 70'0 Eves I Lv mesg 548-5335 PP 722'8 tu Call Nancy 843•2662 patto. gar, no peta 399 w 2BR 2BA w/1011. 1350 IQ
•Tiny Quiet tBR collage 3 BR 3 BA Newport F Bay St $685 650-6357 It. mrble frplc & entry. tne
s1eao o1011s1erson yourltH1t Shps.oc;n~4 1 Jasm1ne2BR IAA lg patio. Cataltna $2.000l mO •Clean,quietlg2Br18a akylts.w/dhkupgar
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House Rllrs 6il2-3850 Call 642-5678 Try 1n~ on ycM ron0er,.n I 011am <.f'1i1ngs lg yard Nr •EWPORT NElllTI Heights Corner of Clay & I ND ki1ch & batn cntol voe
Th D1ilJ Pilot -1Mpctass1t~ $799 NO PETS 722 8011 $825 mo • 6•4-8586 722-0562 new crpt, vertlcals. cJ/w, $t350 Jahn 8•0-3903 r-------.. •-----------------------------------------.. 1 through classified garage. lndry, storage S'1SO NO PETS 640-2495 Avell now l arge 1 BR
W N-por-t Oceanfront.
3BR 1BA, yrly Incl Utlll
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view. patio Single non-
tmot<er S800tmo
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Plaza S7251mo
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ltooms 2706
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tennll, 35 • male non
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2 a 3IN' 2BA Apt•. trptc, N'#p' Btvd. ~6-7445
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w/W.. pool. "*' Own (lit) ADS monlhe. For loc8I non· or etdefly. ~ PIT 1510 20 hrtlwtc nn. S:=J Coordinator tngllah n•CHUr_}'. ~-· I HITtm * ..... ., * ~YMMC....•W
bllh N....,., UOOlmo 1.\ prom IOMCY· 979-7900 ltlone. 5.40~ 102 Ible LI typing' tlllog Es· tor day 1Mt on Women.~--• .., ... ~~· H~ Motniflgl/..,.,MClf.. For ..,,. ... PoelliGlt 9Plft.
11tll• "34451. AR£ FRE£ IMMEOlm--OPfNIN<.iki; ~t phone Piiis a .,...,,., Ind 2 9¥ea Hr l~ illlMl-331' Md;'°'Tc''"'*'"Wlll-counter and teble ..,. Wed-~ WOftl ...-. 91eUtltulN8h"'~ llT&BnYa&I CLERICAL ~1567-9112 ::o...::~ PU ...... :::!at~"..;,~~~=;;-~:~::== tr~lbalh CMet. Pfof, Cal: New JOlln Wayne AlrPort 1 tlon Ii.Mis Own ,,.,_, E•P opt PIT Ot~d day hie~ ~ 8klllil (Word '**"' 10 Uoo ~an:~~7~mo • 45/wpm, tit• ~· 10-C1«1eat ~ton Med.o Oen OOlce/Secty w•dlff Hur ... ~sny Cord ~ro1. 175-1013 rout• Mutt "'" own c,., Mp I lml f IT key • p1us1 ~t
----la-Mll ~Ti ~ CIOdl part.time tor busy CT'9dtt M TJPm/M ID "-"'for Au~ 131 10 Pllllllll iiMm11 CALL NOW 979--0747 M-,;1. l:Jql ority women. = ~8f!! ~ ~.~i"t:*c:*~:. r,:.· .!~~: Airway A~· c!~ dept Of IOcal ~· ltlght Noh energy people ... IOI Co-tuctler with 4-yr-old9 l<nd 590r1•wMts ~ a--"-Corona o.i
ga7. 11\dry, S625/mo Meta. 557-~51 . Variety of cl«lcal du1i.t. needed tor new aoc;ounta FIT Mon-Fri M 301Hr ECE un1t1 requlrtO Aelttklfant ""'"~ t.n 16 IV ~ c.al t73-3515
7S9·3433 or MC)..2500 Found Golden RetrleYet, Some eccountlng helpful Polltlof\. beneflt• UgM ~ for C0tti1 M-. 546-32« ~ •• IS._33"
CM 4BRM4iMVnehm ~:m~a9~2oF~ 11.00Pllllll :f~0·~=·~ ""8AM-12NoonMorH=tt ~l-~·30c>m P/TTlll''"mlS ~~.::, ~'f::ur= ............. ..,. ,,..o1 fem,non111'11<*•• call 9$4.1351 No •ltJ*~ MCelHry call Donna at &42·4321 ""$3004500 per ...a ~ '~~L:-a =• on Needed No SalH accepu~ appttc111ona Ella>eflenead ~ ~ '• IEIYICE IEP •"50/mo. CIOM to OCC. --COUNTER HELP Wiii Ext 122 ..,.Paid Tr.ini.w. llC)e, "... • 984-9999 for aume tor private Y.att -... ,... FOUND S 11 I O I F ,.__ .... Club Include Mlary ~ Avail NOW. 7&1.......,.. ma black & rain aysh It avail ..,. un ...,,,,.1a Meae omc. OVERSEAS JOBS llllPf /Ulll&L iory Ut>oe YKht Ctub, T~ contaet wtth
our C11Stomer• to IOt\le customer reYled prob-
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Time E¥WMngt ~ Set·
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NEWPORT 8CH-30th SI ~~}.!"', ~·11!og1a· H9ul2n21· 30-40 hour per weell High Mlariea. plkj IMng G h 14tnted I • UM Cooks 1801 8aylllcM Or • CotoN
2& .... -·u ,. -· . Che!Ma'• c~ Muffins CIWCTOIS 114-~ open ... now hlflng all rowt Of rvln• • Pantry Coolta 0.. Mar. CA 92825 O\l~l PfOl'I ~~ lhr lnQlon Beach, 964-9302 & Yogurt. 3025 E Coast ~IOnl World Wide based Co '"ks or
28R lBA hOuM S.WOtmo or 963·2909 Hwy, Corona d .. Mar. 1ocat1on1. bonusu gan•z•d ind ividual ~Ilona .,. evat19ble HIRE u1111nc1 673-6083 -----c *1111 mLtST ..,1ou1 apptieents only. "nones 1yp1ng '<)wpm. a• 2000 w Belt>oe BIVd . ---LOST: BLACI<-MALE .......... ollectors wanted for 305-947•1480 24 Hra WOl'd Perfect, 975-1'00 Ne CorpCH"ate Office Ne.,.port Beach. mlf. DOG (Schnauier1. v1<:•n· Private Yacl'll Club .. __ Home Delivery eocounll Wanted for Newport •7,. 1702 ...._ ___ ....i..
$370'mo lit & last. ' llY Gartleld & Bulhafd ,._ ot the Dally Pilot Newt-Beacn Reaort Rental Paid Polit~ WOfll Earn v CJ" .---• ..... ,in h h •-f Aogeir8 at &42-4333
blOCk to beech. Avail REWARD 9&2-7697 l:"~~~:t':nt °'r,'~~ papa,. Al an 1~-$200 Total benefits call dollars Make 1 011. * IECEPTIHIST oereon t rou1e c ... ni ied
no.v, 645-823e LOST Cairn Terrlor Oct 2 10 Jan 31 Tues-d4tnt COlleclOf, you .. rn Wed thru Sat 780-1012. terence No Sates Paid Cotd-ll Banker Newoott
OWN mutet bdrm Non-8rlstoll8ato:er area 141b Sal WOfk wee11 PteaM 50% of all •mounts cOI· tor performance Up 10 Beac11 is tooktoQ 101 a FIT
smkr pref. NMtnesa a female Stiver Skin rash Hild reaume or ac>ply 1n tec:ted Work your own Hosten Cashiet poe1l1on1 S400 9/30 lo 10114 rece puonist w1111 U ·
mus11 CM. Orange & Bay An s person to 1801 Bays~ hourt. daYt GrMI Par1· avallable Part & FT eve evfl/wknd1, Anna Crab· pe<oence 1n V0oc;e Mall.
$400/mo Kan, 142-8281 WA~~lf:ed1':"tJ~; Of . Coron• Del M1r, CA hme income Call Steve shift. NB Restaurant trM 2S3-3308 Busy Real E11ate ottioe
92625 Rogers 81 &42-4333 ExP8f only Apply 1n per-P•ease c.-11 Darlene ,
..... Tl W<lls Penonlb 3002
FernM preferred L•ge Attractive i.tnale seeks U.ltSWTIYI ASST IAY Pl.ul a.-S
bedroom with ~-In gerttleman 35 .. for dates Sr cmmty in Huntington needed to W<>fk wl1h Dev
tloset Wathe</dryer. r• Daytime phone calla. Beach needs an or· Dis adults In• eommvni·
son Tues 9125 between 2 PAIT TllE SU-9060 & 5 PM, 3131 W Coast
Hwy 642-7880 ---
lr1gerator/lraezer ex-MflOUI only 761·8899 ganized 1ndlv to asst ty based ~ram. Ex·
cerctse equipment 1n -prpty mgr Du11a1 typing, par~ ed. good
nl/fUPllOISUI
Earn up to $6000 per mo
Call (7141647-7128 eluded $350 mo ,., utlla Schools I phones word pro-benef111. Call 557-3260
No petspleaM 63l·6959 lnsttuctJon 3012 ~=~'\C:~~~.~;wp~ IEITll llYIEllST INSURANCE
Sri• 2 SR Condo. garage
spc1ce lull nouae prtv N-
smlt. r '400/mo Pool. '"'a 668-9458
EJcp CSR FIT Far"*'s
Ins. Newport 63 1·7740 •VIOiin-Piano Lesaons• 3 yrs office eaper Ben-Needed Mondays, Foun-
Prol Creative 20 Yrs Exp etlls w/401(k) EOE tarn Valley •e&3·5634 llTtl• HCll.ATill
Free Intro LestOn Ca.II Apply •n person or send Dental-Careef oppty Will train
Katherine 631-8288 resume 10 PCM, 20880 NYMA -a•1•-(213) 439-7407 Oakridge Lane H B CA 1 -• .., -92646(7 14)9s0-5415 PIT lO-" days per montn. Laboratory
Gar19!S for Rent 2740 No eves ol Sais RO~ CALIF LICENSED TECH _ preferred ChMrlul quaJ1. 6 yrs e.ap FOf H e.ac11 lab STORAGE ONLY Airlines $15K-75K ty ottice 55e·1122 Good benefits 842.7404
Oft 1 7Sth1251Smot C •• '·••••••••••••••••-_Will 11a1n HC1r1ng alt pos-DESIGNER .., ,. II 1 o n s a II ( 3 1 3 ) 646 5 137 alter 11 am Domtstks 3018 948-9800 ext A 1084 Machine°' tOOI, Eng Co •n Newspaper Delivery , _______ ....,.._.. SA seetung axp tndlvtd·
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causes • need '°' PIT Retiree wlma1n1enance DRAFTING TRAINEE R.E. SM/Rent help Huntington Sch 2 l u t c -COOk1ng. wpport. Eng e"p m s osta Eng Co tn SA seeking The Dally Pilot needs Full·
BuslntlS Pr0ptcy /Slit
2767
Ssnd.,.leh St\o9, personal
pr ootem1 forces 581e Nr
OC Atrport Avg
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Owner Call 472· 1234
Buslntss/Offlct Rtnt
2769
WfSTCUFF lllLltll
NEWPORT BEACH
C•nr Westchfl /Irvine Ave
"'Complete Jamtonal
"'M1.1SIC
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...-Full vi-Balconres
..... "AX & Copy Service
"'"mpfe Parl11ng
Hl·l101
spkg, must dme Pis call Mesa 1155-0565 • n 1 r Y I eve I Ind t v Time & Part· Time Asst.
962-7081 Asst Mgr /Customer Ser· 557-0292 EOE Managers to work with
Nanny /Housekeeper
needed Live-In only
Enghsll spealong Must
drtva Transpor -
tat ion '1 n suran c a
provided S800 mo R.f.
are nc~s r equired
550-4712
TemC)()(ary Live In Helper
some cooking & groc.ry
buytng Salary nego·
liable 642-7806
5530
*&JIUll M llFI• 1·900-654·2255 Eiot 124
Fhgllt Attendants $351<
T1cllet Agents S32K
Cuslome< Service S29K
BAM-BPM s" call COS1
vice Irvine Copy SllOp EARN S300 10 SSOO P9f our C1tculatl()(I O.strt<:I
G row tll po1en11a 4 week Reading~· 11 Managers Hours are
Energetic & Po1111ve al· 11ome Call 515.473.7440 2am to 1 lam. S7 00 per
utude Will Train Contact ut B249 !lour '" mlle&ljle relm·
Roger 7141757-1554 or bursement 552-0363 Extras "9ecied Mov•e &
llRnlDER TV S60 lo S 100/dl'f FM ,.__.. ••J •••• _.JOI Charged Call now _, -...... •••
2131874-4206
PT /FT for pnvate yacht
club Apply 1n person
Wednesday thru Fnday FllE 111111
10-12 Balooa Yacht Exc11tng opoortunity tor
Club. 1801 Bayside Dr . prolesslonal Food Ser-
C01ona del Mar vert 1n lunch-only line
CIHFFllR
From NewPOfl area 10 Los
Angeles area Hours
7am 6pm Mon·Frt Some
weekends Salary open
Must !lave prtor ell·
per1ence ContlCl Oaha
2131937-1503
dtntng cate Eacellent
benefits Apply M·F 10·4
Neiman Marcus. Fas11ion
Island.NB EOE
It ';04Jlf buslneal ll'IOYln9 lo a
,_ locet1on? Announce tti.
mo... In daealfied
•tsHYW.H
Need energetic per$0n to
grow w11n es11011sned
company Sa11ry plus
commission ln1erv1-by
apPQlntment only Call
646· 7 '4 1 Lloyds Nur -
sery
OUllOF/Te
Needed le>< retail nursery
on weet<days No exp
necessary. Fe>< app1 call
646-744 1
Lloyds Nursery
IEClmllllt Pat1· Time peflOn needed Energetic and persooeble
for busy c:redtt depart Recep11on1st tor N9wpor1
ment of local newapaper Cente1 linanc1a l llrm
Vartety of clerlcal duties Typmg or PC sk.1lls a plus
Some acoounllng l\elplul FKBC Inc 721-9580
Appro.11 15-20 llfl per wk I Ask lor At
S5 00 per !lour Please
call Donn• at 642 -432 ' I RlCtmtllst PIT
E.at 122 L1g111 typelboolo:keeptng,
I oenefat oHice 261-6040
1t PIT $5-$ 10 PEA HOUR RECEPTIONfsT
15 1mmed1a1e openings 1· Mdture reltabte. tull·t•me
M·F 5 30-9pm J/l/e tram P1easan1 ofhce Wtll train
Weatmlnll., 373-2688 $81H1 752-0681
UPTO
•&oo
PE~ MONTH
* NO COWCTIONS *
Early morning motor routes
available Must have
dependable transportation
and liability insurance
CALL 642-4333
HUNTINGTON BEACH. COOT A MP.SA
ra:wPORT BEACH, TOUNT AIN V AU..EY
lRVINE & LAGUNA BEACH
Edlle Gmz•. '""'* of a flnttndo enterbit·
ment Syttem, Miki ( 40)
new ldKcr1>tions for
the Daly Piot f Of the
month of Jooe.
Be a pan of the wmnc
team. be a part of eadt·
inc promotions ib this
one. and tarn £XlRA ,.._y fOf the SlM-
MER. Apply now!
Call 714-642-4333
Ask for Carlos
By CHARLES GOREN
w ith O MAR SHARIF
and T ANNAH HlffSCH
Both 'ulner ablr 81.st JcaJ,
'ORTit
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•AK 76 4 J + K Q JO S
" E.' r f.AST
defender\ Q.5h1n1 out thcu high
cards. or 10 t'ssav mt clubs, wtucb is
la ydov.n as the CMds he. We wouJd
have hes11ated about makan1 •take-
ou t d oublt on the Nonh hand with
on l> 1'"0 spades, especially when
one ol the top honors 15. tikcl)' to be
upended n gh1 from the start at a
spade .:on1rac1
446 SF OFFICE on PCH at
i 1 80 per 11 1mo Good
1oc & Qu•el w parking
1>75·23 1 I Of 675-33 11
.. ______________ • II 6 • J 7 5
\\est I~ the l ing of hearts fnd
Ea\t \lgnalcd en~ovragcment with
the \I\ How~\ICr. \\est saw h11k
fu1ur~ tn a hean contmuauon , so he
~h1hed 10 a club The mt was ca5)
Declarer v.on m dumm\. cashed the
two h1~h \padt'' and ling of d ia -
monds. then came 10 hand v.11h a
d1ilmonJ ruff 10 dray, the last
irum~ \\ hrn d ub§ behaved 1n
lncndh futuon, dcclarCT ..,.as able
10 d1~ard hu hcan lo~ o n the ac~
of diamonds and d aJm his dam
120 SQ tt Studto Avail
Sk~park Crrcle area in art
o ll1ce Call Tracy
26 1-6233
120 I 2122 l /F
16 t 7 Westcllfl NB
Agt 541-5032
"cross from B1lboa Bay
Club. newly remodeled
Ofhce Space. 1st Floor
1600 Coast Hwy NB,
$5001mo 71418S4-0160 °' 818 241-~125
"ULL service otttce 1n
Newport Centlf Fasht<>n
Island Answering svc
only alM> av11lable
Tll UECITIYE MITH
640-5'70
Central Cos1a Mesa Full
service From 300 SQ 11 to
1JOO Ne.,. rmprove ·
,.,ents S 90 11 plus free
rent 646-9663
Looking to sell
that extra junk
stacking up in
the garage?
Try the classifieds. What's junk
to you is a treasure to someone
else. For only $1 3.44 you get
4 lines for 7 days. Call today.
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P R I Y E
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moctl The next day stle Wef\I
--------10 1tle stofe to return 1t She rH llled she OOly had _...,.,._,,___...,..._--1 e c-.,.... .... ~~· .. ~
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1 800 SO FT 2 large Front 6 4 2 5 6 7 8 331:H 3NO ~ Atuo ~s POil• H • Offic e s d t1ve •n rear -~ 11u111ta•OHtlOISil<llOlluot ... evs4ePU1ikliku_ ·pcxu
door 56CI sq It o • 1 ·Wlf\i • P8tt\t>•ncl A1tddt!1.1 ~ ..\w ;ewwns 1~1
S 1 000 •mo 17 77 WM I 33tJ.J. 3NO PC>u'*d •<id1,\ IOfl(I(] f)<J·~
t er C M day 540-9352 !~~~~~~~~~~!!~~~~~~~~~~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~U~'~' ~·---~S-.~~-~~~:J:.u.rtwn:>S~~~!_ ___ _ het 646-0681 ,•
1300 IQ II Front Ottice
L .irge rear drive.in dOOf
1785 Wllllt* SI Cos111
Mesa 540-9352 Davs
646 0681 Evenings
Prime area warehousing
or ciean qutel ,1101>
1600 I I 0~ fretgllt dOOf 1 16J5 SupertOf 642·0530
--------~' Income Preperty 1790
E Md• 3 C2 units prof Of
1et11I OWF "' II 95-.,
S 179 950. Drive by. 128
Cabrtllo 494~9334
B., •" ' ~ !l.IJA ~ ~ -~"
Susnss
~ 2904
lhtrlMten
11 you have confidence 1n
your abllity to bu•ld your
own business and be-
tWMf't '1 000 & SJ 000 to
1nv 1s1 c all
7141434-718 I
lnvfltmtnt Opponun!tY 2908
ENJOY 14-15'14 return on
Trott Oeed1 $10 000 to
S 1.000.000 Call Oernson
ANOC 499-4&35 NOW•
OWNER leek• loan. ••'•· lrade. 5000 11 custom
50% fin Bell COM Spy-QIMI YU &4()-1449 pp
By Sydney Omarr SCORPIO (<kt D -Nov 21) By Patrick Walker onl\ \On,11.kr "hin " "" 1h1 1,...,, 111
Emphasis o n production propen) th~ lung·lnm l ht' Jf'll'lit•, .1, •11 "h
A.RI.ES (March ~ 1-\pnl I q) 'ou rnpOn\lhtlth 1ntcns11ied rel a-CAPRICORN 1 De1. ~.:-J.1n ~' t h • ,om pin 'ttuJlhln' urrn•t " ( r
m1gh1 '"ali.e up fl"rltng. ''The '"orld •~ 11onsh1p MonC\ 1n,ohcd and 11 -\hho ug.h \OU mJ\ n11t ha'c m.1·1q·J I \h.iJ0'"1ng '"UI l.'\<'".J,I\ "' rl •' 1
m' O)ster'" Reach he'ond prt,10U\ como )Our '"a\ If )OU mttl dead· all the a\\Ur.lOl.l'\ 111 JUJrantC'~' \\IU tint· .l\ rm1•t11•n.al 1n\l•hrmr111' nr
c\P<'(;ta11on' l oH tra\cl. crcatt\tl) ltnr. ~ou tOulJ ht1 financul JaCkpm M.'t"li. -t'\pl'11Jlh 1•\\'r finJtlH'' re "''"' JX'r'41n.1I rd.1111•0,ti r'
blrnll 1n10 t''C'lhng \4.cnano ' nu'll ( apnlom pla) \ Jramattl rnlc WUH'C\ 11r in' C\tm1·nt' .,. hJl tr.in LEO I J uh '"-\ tj.\ : \ 1 < ,.,,11n 11<
brc:ili. from 1rad111on anti 1mpnn1 SAGl'n ARll S ( '\o, 12-Dct' ~ 11 §p1rn nt''" mu\t lir,· 'our 1m.1tttn3· h• he ,i.,, pu, .al .1 ·1J Julu• .. , I ' •i.
o"n ~l)lc 'nu might he 'la)tn11. "lht~ I\ what uon .ind mJli.1• \llU "".ill' th.It J hmi; "'"h "''"C'''" l h ,.11, , .. ,,. ,1 I'< .i
TAURUS fAprtl !t-May tOI: Sean l'H hern \lollltnll forT·· -\lmost e'en· pt'rtod ul uncC'rt.itnt\ .tnJ u1nll111 in I ptl\ h• ;ilt1n.11, 11)11,. "h • ~n ..... •·•vt
of •lrttlloa rtt0vertd. family mcm· 1h1n& scen1' m ao ~our '""Y potltflhl I emott11nal ttc~ " "''" 111m1n11 le> ..,, 1ru1 ""tlh .11111 ... h.11 "'·'~''' • 1 t" ~
lier ae4'1lc1et1 t• 1111e11lea on finantt\, pa)'m~na roll«uon) end I .1\1111g °"'uril\ Jn.I '11rr "C'" '1n
previoasly rejtttfd Empb1l.1 .. 1n,r1tmcnt I 1bmn helix make )Out AQUARll'S 1Jo1n : I h'r 1'>1 tx-H•u" hut \ '" nu,•. rh" I'<
,.blklty, appeara•<'t, ruacc to I•· """h rcaltl) ().10'1 ti.-t.l .. l'n 11\ "' 111hcr' ,h,,m1 p1q1.1ff'\l '" \ha ntc.1 "u1 1r11r11.h h
rreatt .. t ome. Caactr utlvt flprfl CAPRICORN 111« :?:!-Jan. IQ ) I or c\lril'J¥<\nl p111n11 -.c' n11 m.1111•r 1 .iml JllltuJ~ '" .111 l1•n,11 hr" 11•1111
,romllleatly. You no longrr arc afraid of tndt\ld· ho " \lnH'll' 11r \UHC'\\lul lhl'' ·Ill!'!'·" .111.inttl·mrnl\
GEMINI (\ta' ~I June 10) You'll ual ... ho make\ thrcau. ""ho 15 en· to Ix· In faft Jurins thl' n<'\I It'" \'LRG-0 1 \us ~ ~ '4. 1•1 : '1 Ir' t••
be Soa)tna "th1)'1) m\ It.ind o f J:"'" \loui.. v.ho laC'li.s 1mqma11on and v.tt._, \\•u mu\I rmun· thJt Jn\ nr" Jrungc mnttntt) ~"'' ''"·ll'" '
Emf.h'"" on humor. talrnt \'l'f· 1a,1r 'ou make fl'\.'.,h itar\ \ou'll ~ olTn 11r .ihcr;,i11,1n r1thcr m \\•ut .1nJ let 11thr" ""' th.11 • " ... 1· '' •
sall 11). puhltl appearamr Lcpl J1~-rid of thW v.ho han1 o n' ind '1'l' eamin,, llf 1u1n1 11nan"1;il .1rrJngr -pn:p.1n.-d 111 ntio11Rl( 1rm" 1•r ,,., rut~ O\'tr -)OU v.1n hand' do v.n no1h1n11n return mrnt~ tlC' t(1 \Our l11na-1rrm l'l'nefi1 J11111n\ [,en .1 l halknar.1n~ l'l'.t
(onion\ bro.adrn. l.1nJll<lJC homcr AQ AIU (Jan :?t>-Fcb l~I PISCES tFrl\ :o.\tJrlh :111 \ 1111 hct'"<'l'n the \un .anti 1hC' rt"' uu .. n
tS t:raSC°d \\hat )OU felt \lol\ Out or reach 1\ Of lmu!lied "JIC'f\ ,lf'lf)('.tt I\• I'<' llov. .1(\ lllanct l ranU\ on lhr ~<Jth • .tn
CANCER (June :1 lul) n1· r. iuddl'nl) i\IUIAblc You could rt'• ma under lhc lln,11,· JI th\' mtlmrnt n111 Jhcr \tlUMtun\ "htlh 1n•1lh\"
nail) m«hantcal malfunl110n '' t:(>r ret\l' publtc .an l:i1m Judamrnt, in and one pan1(ul.ir rm11111m.1I 11r m thr JI\ l\mn nl '""''' .. r 1"""11111 rr-ll~ \pothJhl on Jetatl~. Q ftl). 1u111on prme :iH unatt c;ome v.111 a1ta1hmrnt ;ippeaf' 111 l'I. ll"l'ltng the fin.anu.il d111rn' ~Uni) 11b1l11\ 10 llutld on \tlhd 10\ISI Jou 'mu'l bc fl'\l h1c"' I co \lra1n )ti 11 the ... me ttmr \Cklnm UBl\A 1\(-N :.a n,1 :'1 \' ..,r
ha\t ~l(ad) appnM1h prcfcrahlt' u pla~1 \n111n1l role ha't \llU ~n 10 w1h ;1 un1\juc ti.·,1 u ( lime\ '''u 1en1! to .,.,.,u '""'
rontnutc:d 10 "hurn up" pr«-~urt PJ ~ (Feb. l~·M•rch .20). postlllln 111 dnr'I 01 .in\lhtnJ H>u I hurt un '"ur ''CC'• ;inJ h.tll' .t• ~orp111 rtpn-cten1cd You'\C' "t h;inacd d1m1ton" at lcut knov. hl lie u\.Clt'\\ ttrt~inw 11nd ~'C1.J110 or '"'"''tmrnt' th.It "''" LEO !July 2\-.i\ua 12) 8e thrc"C 11mc\ Maint.un scnK of outv.om p.lnncn Of 111,cJ 11nr' r;m·h undn
anal)tttal. d1~-tm motl\C\. atl 1<k•' humor. \lt'tlhnanc\$ to l•uah at )our AIU~ l \1erc h :1-<\pr1I ~{)) s11nd 'io"" hll'"l''r' '''u r\".tlh .1.1
on poper. Mrmher of opposite "'" ov.n fo1blcs Populant} 1"1111\1 h11h. Allhoush people 1n P<\\lltun' of appe,u to hr runn111.4 tht m l ••I
l'Ot.1ld mllr:C' "dl't'larahon Of love " ~,t>u'll Win rncnd\ tn ' htJh phi~" pov.Tr Clf IUlhllrtl) nla) IPJlC'llf Ill be l\lrmn& ~"° tntO \~oln\
Emphu1\ on dtlHl'Cf)· vanct) Sq111an1n rtpn:\tntcd O't't.Jcm1ndm1 and unpmlt\lthlt 1RPlO IP ct ~4 ""'''' :; 1
ac:htnturt of c h.tnac In \Pttul111on 11 "'o uld bc "'orth )Ot.1r v.h1lc 1<1 pit' ·\llhuuah r1cn1hin1 n11v. "'"'' 11•
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II 1s ne\cr 100 earl}' to kilrn nC'lt ro
e'P«' partncr 10 do v.i\a1 )'ou are
perfrcllv ~patlle or dOll\I \(lUr..clf
Tht\ hilnd 1\ from the S<ornsh L'nt
't'rnt1e\ Bndgc Tournament
The au..:1100 ~an best be aunt-u1~J
10 the tmpetuousneS\ O( \OUth
North Sauth would have httn w1~r
to ~tmplv double four ~art\, wh1~h
gl~' for 800 Yo ll h no more than t h~
E.ut """s ILX-.li.mi a1 the ~ting
m d -rhr Jad Clf spado All he had
tr• do w promote 11 ""a\ to makt sure
thr ral:\le "'3.' for1..cd 10 rurf • heart.
~1gnalmji! for a he.111 conunua11on
v.u hardl) 1rra11onal (Wt could
ha'~ ask~d for a d ub \htft b' pla)·
m g tht' thrt'e, or '1 diamond b' fol
IC'"' mg \lo 11 h 1h' nine). but there •a'
n0 rea~n to ~ddlc \\ C\t v.11h th<'
JC\:l\IOn
<\II that "il.'> required~ for fut
IC' ll\trta~r the k1nt1 ol huns Yo llh
1he a.e .uiJ foe ba1..li. a hean ""o
ma11cr h1'"' ded arer maneu~cred.
he "'Cluld ha'' be-en fOJc ed '"con ·
cede a 1rumr tnd.
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rt'stsl do~slK' aJ1ui1mcn1 You BlftTHOAV: Dunn1 Oc1obcr you'll l"tN1n nev. linan,1111 amnatm<'nt\ "''"P and 11to1J<'n1n1 )our \phcrr 1ll
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pcN>flS pl•> m.,or rules )OU can 1mpnn1 \l)'k'. )OU ""ill takt' -e\en b} 11 l o1urcan ThC'rtr~. AGmARll (\lo, H ·°"" ~I> ~·i-=-==-i-i·i·•i:JU!Ioel UlllA (~p\ ~\-On 22)' ~· Falt'f cblrsr or )OUI o ... n dnuny don't fl't'I 1r )OU arc for«'d to Mii)' ~ ~lall\(' cull«aut ur bu.sine\\ II\ ;---. .... • ,., tudin pi.cc 1s di O't'rtd In· C'anrff Capnrorn pcnon1 S>la)' 1m· IOCTlc .. ind of a m~ mo't or IOC'talt' no-. o:apptarl 10 ••nt 1<, rt'· fte>flCi 6' Lui PrOf>-qut\111"' ttla1tvt a\ki "Whit's 11 111 pona.nt ro1n in )'OUI' ltft \'ou "' proJ«t lor a "'"'It end. ahO\t 1JL opn nq0t1•t10M or J11t"U\l 1ons
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--M0-'414 •ICp9fW99 llllCI ~ stAVICl!S. ,0044 Ad.,.,., TM r~tatran1111 com-11n•1111tnt11SU1 --~ _........,_ ...... lifii~~c1~1!1~,.~!0Ul~~d60~1S!l;~;~;~;~~*l '•••cmDI> •• l;iii'MWT•LI ~: .. ~=-= t~J!~·~;11no1on ~ t~:~.,= ca::.r=.:..:::..~ =.:~.:~~ ,_ p 201. Dooti IHI09r ~ • ••111 (mM) e11aa Very 9Nwp. runt IUpel' S. 11 s:u~m '7 Sendre J Wllc:Ox, 2'7~2 8uatneu name<•I Uettd 8eHlt ~l•""l"t Cem• , _ _... .,._ In••·--bfldge, wetef, pe>Wef, ····~ IUCI Wtlit•, AJC. eutomauc, . OitlQO, HunlJngton BMcl\ al>Oveon AUOvtl21.1HO .......... wtll MW e publlo IMM1' ........... _. ~ Miii Bridal wllt. s 160/mo No over. • •• • (l.ltM) 111.M 1unroo1. 121< mllet. Mid TM~~ ~ ca11t 92640 c.,1 w Tnotn.1. PrHI· IMettftt m tlM CovMtt .... kw ,..e........., IM
photo albums, gueat rng111er1. M2·86&6 • 11 • • (tllleJlt) Mm S~99. 5 833-3310 d1ys ~ eictc\Md llld Tl'll• IW•IMS• is c:on· «*II C._.... 14 tM HufttlftfatOI\ 10 .... let aft ::0-.!t.~1~~: OOCK-15', tront tie on ·••••(D111l ..., MO.ff30evenlngt c:wn:iotneuna.r&lgMC:I "'1~:i~~;.;~;(~om-w1i11~~·~~-;;:'~.;:eot1~ ="•~=t.c:.':rift.~ =~II .. ~
• and much morel Brend c:hennel In N.BI Must be .a 171 • wrftlen Hofic.t ol Oefllull IM!-.ced to tranaaet 11\111· •noe County on Septeml* ..._, CaiMfof• Oft tM eloftt 1111 HMd ~ -.&....... . ... 2•1 IOw enough '°' bf....... ,. Ind Election lo Sell T1'e neu undw lhe flCltliOVI 7. 1990 ... eftd .. IN time .... filfnlmUM10 .... llMee .:ll-"9CIHGAAAT _new_ I S5-S100 ~.,-.:!.._ 1 S250lmo. 6J5-6606 ~w-· .... ml a P11Y1 It W11 'II 1111t'9r'Slgned e.UMd &old 8u1tne11 ntme(sl H1ted NN111 -.e.c1 Mlow to ~ patio .... _....., ...
BAAGAINI Brittanie a , lllfl -... Ml Auto, alt (921ZRV) Nollce ot Oetauft and 1bove on Auguat 31 1990 Publllll4Kl Or•nge Co st end c-'def 1M 1te1 .. 20 ... , to ............... I •
1a1 .. t edition & Jr. set & .. 11~ n 1111 I ff• q -12111 Election to S.M to tie S1ndra J Wilco11 Ottly Piiot s.ci1 mbtt' 19, "*''' Of eU "'""' who to reduce tlde•ltr·•td
Great Book• set & misc. Side tie, MARCUS CHAN· It~ lllill --T•llU IMlll rec:oroe<l lf'I tne ClOUfltv Thll stattmtnl was flied 26, October 3 10 1900 wlefl to be h .. rd relellve lo bultdlf!t eeperet .. ft t.
Mutt Mii. 13 t-4560 NEL. S60/mo 850-8145 • ••t•••-wn.re Ille rt>UI propeffV 11 wtlh tho County Cler" ot Or-W-1•7 the epptlcetlon dffc:rlbed autlclAnt 1 ffOM ...... le .._. locllted anga CO\Jnty un Se111ember Mio.,, ... t;·d) to ettow _,. of
Luxur1oU'1 Stagg Horn DOCK available Newport MAXIMA 1987 GXE 2060 Herbor Blvd, C M Diil• SfPTEMB[R •. 1 1990 P\lltC NOllC[ DATl/TIMI . TuHd1r. tote4ptof9cll•~-•
Fem FebUlouslnentryor Island area Up to 32' Excellent Condition . lll·llOO 1990 F.-NS October I , 1110, 1:00 leM tNn tM ,..........., petiol Specimen plant S 2 5 O I mo Tom wk Published Or anoe Coast FICTtltoUI llUllNEll Htll,(Conllnued lrom .. .,. lteu of one tNtd Of tM""
541-3900 or 842-0801 752-0550. llm 673-2680 loaded, eervlee records, ---------"OIE .. T I . W£1SS 0111~ Pilot September t9, NAMf ITATEMENT tem~ s. 1tt0) In NCh •lruc•w• ..... J73~:2n1e r. $9, 100 INCO,.,OAATED 26 01<tOber 3. 10 1990 The lotl0¥1lng pertons 11,,. A~ATION NUWI": 11ot1 IMt: a) to .tlow..,., ._..THI DEAL: ONE·WAY TICKET for UILllAT SLIPS u Uld TNll.. W-151 dOlog bullout H o-.r.i ftten AtMftdment ... dlmeno6onot11fMI \, 11111 II not a peiper male tor 9126 lvng OC Avalleble In Newport FlllT-1111 'II I c oR~: 1 SfA SHARP POOL St:R No. to-SIZOM C"-"9• No. thema.lftreerMttonwM ~NO ,._Ing In-2:05pm to ~·~11m15ore Beac:t\ 714-6'2-5735 F~~~<;;,Egye~!!?. 2•~-Pl wmdows. locks & stfff· I 9,.,,. Vil'''"""·•.,....._ POOllC NOTICE I w.;E, 8 t t 1 N-mitn A"• 904/Condlllonel UN ,.,. lleu ol 100 '"t: f) to -(BWI). St50 49...--.4 ..,....... ...,. "' • ,... vv"• .....,,..,.. 11unttngton B111ch Cahl mtt No. I0-12 with 1~19' 15~ to IO~ ,_...,. ~ & WI ,._... trenepor-C Jr...a--onl 4 lent condition $5500, ~~o. ttl~j, c~s:w c~~::: Covlflll, C.A QI 1'l4 (8181s-,7 flCTITIOUI llUllNESS !92~11 hrmlt•/Tentetlve Tract Into Ille pefldnt etNOlUf ....... .,..,.... ~/fun/ M i-__.-. ... _._.._~•-ou,__ IUOF4691 (IFOP84 'I 4.J<n NAME ITATtMENT Mlellaet Tomin 8 t 11 New No 1.S57/Neg1llY• Deeter-In llou o(S~ to~: Md
I. ........ be wofltlng 6025 '79 WINNABAGO 29 MERCEDES 1973 280 s•ttl Ry( n~ A ~l•r~n Tr-e lot1ow1og persons ate mi n Ave Hunt111uton etlon No I0-23 4) At.lot eubdt•i.ton .. llla,aa.ownageon :;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:! CHIEFTAN S,3,000 Sed41'1 Of~tnal Ivory paint • Anoml'yal'l<ll\fJ<Yll lt.1' 00•"11 t>Ys1ness H Be.ch Cittt 92~8 A'PLICANT· Cllst of "llow tor 140 co"
..... ......, •1-d ..._ «O engine. 491< m1 Micro-with t•n tnl.,•Of Well TIE..i llHllS rrusJoo ~~BBLELA~D :?07!>:ew-This bu •ne'• , con Huntington •a•ch11"1•~~ domf lnlm':."'o':':i N T A -. ........ * wave. 2 root atrs island C FIU/ISIZI C r'>.l•-W P•"' rvd os1e es• 1ducted by an ind11o..iu1t ct."'°Pf'nent Agonc:r ..,.. NV I 4.. _ 0000 M~EY * -....__. etc 75 ,_321._ mc11n101ned alllorma ~19, ~;>t NVO ll>J 1~ \.Jlol Q2627 lhe rtoo•stra,.1191 C•"n .... ounlan IH View VII-STATUI: Co•ered b ~ "'" Flllflll&I ......, ~ Cc1r Pr1nc1pels only 2060 HarbOr Btvd C M Hugo Albert Preste menc:eo to tra11uct bu'' l•t• I Negattve o.c:teretloft ..a ..._. • c:fWlnc:. to By Wilham Hald Reasonable oller pp Ill 2500 Buengue• 238•2 V•a El ness under th41 F1Ct11'0u~ OCATION: A •..S Acre to-23 -.n My & ..-1y CUfl 36 lost WaA bfonze
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4 Wheel ~/Je~s 714 497-8506 • POOUC NOTICE H()(,10 Mission Voe10 Caltl eusonns nimf'•'SI """" ''" ( ... etlec:h•d m1p) COAITAL ITATUI:
.. 1111 -... 00 on out-,,2 In closed ltmiled qo30 M ed 1979 240D •ut.q' abo.e on <;e11 .. mbo'< 4 con1l1tlng of two elt11. eppllc•ble 1n9t 9ftd mor.f ere es FICTITIOUS BUSINESS l ho~ bus1n1tss is c;on· 1990 Site 1 SoulllwHI corner OH Fil~: A COt>J of t
edition ot 36 CHEVROLET B LA'i"E'R Charfblk int ate, auto(••--------NAME STATEMENT t;lltt1 b) an 1nd1v1duat MIChHI Tomin of T11Mrt Avenue and Joy· Pf~ reque11 le on fl CALL US TODAY Tht• sculpture of an 1987 4 4 t n ew new p11nt. rebuilt motor Fiii TEMPO 1111 The follow "ll l>"'S""~ "t lh" •t>g1s1ranttsl com· I Htts stttement wn !tied tul L-In Ille CornmunUr De
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56· ~OO looks & runs great Auto, pllocks a11 till OO•n<,l bu,,,,.,.,, J' men<1.Y 10 trans'l<'.t bus•· •w;th the• ~·nty' 1.,,11 01 Or Ille 2: loutllwHI COfMr mini Depertmenl, 2 rvn ~ t·•~s wac war,.-" to tr $"-6c.0 733 077c. KB E.'l '1 I' • ll"'G "~ " ~TIONI ...,.., .._ "'=-548 4193 ~ J • ~ am 11m cass er u1se 1 l • 1 ~ N ''"l " nt>s!> unoer the Ft<:l•t•CWs •moe County 0,, ~11p•cmbt>• of HappSf Drive end Joytul M•ln Strffl, Hunllnt11o Peter Ueberroth & Harry • t2EVSJ t!>) ANO CONSl•l I 11\1( • !Hiib l 1 bu' nt"' name(•I II Sled 7 1990 l•ne 81ec:ll, Cellf0tnla t2MI,
Ml-Gl1,ld.Ht ....... Ustlef aher the Olympics 90JS Mercedes 1982 300D Sllll C.11101yn l1rne H11nton11ron 1 1l•••<' cu, August .J1 1990 F4e177l CUA"fNT ZONE: ln1pectlon by Ille pubffc. O~ sol'" 81 watdA'f True"'· Turbo, beautttut car e•a h C.·•1 t 1;• 4" e 11 (0 ) .... "D (O 11 f ...... t n ......,. I .... u "' 1•-""--------v I. u I ... " HUIJO ereno~e· Pubh,heo Or.l11g111 Const ,. 1· ....... u• • COPJ 0 ..... '. r_,,_.." Astor1a tor $24.000 Ask-RARE 1987 vw Crew Cab o wnei • e•cellent con-TltEOIORf ROll•S J.,111ev P.iu io\•l• "' •l!St.i 1111~ sta1eme111 was filed Daily Potol Scpi .. mbtH 1q fled-Medium Den11t1 AHi· be av1llable to lnteroet
1ng s 19 000 M us T d I I• 0 n s 1 2. 0 0 0 Fllll/ISUZU (.,4J10lyn L.itot' Hu11lotl\jlon, ... 1111 '""County Cler~ o t 01 26. Octob4r 3 11) 1riqo ct.nllal-Pl1nned D.wtlop-~·rllH •t cnr.,H•ll Of t · Pickup New Engine 71 • <-45.0973 B h c t ·• ~ SELL ,..,950 760_02•0 '" " 1.1ut .ut• \l.t>41 J11141· r county cm Seµteint..er w I!>.' mtnt) 1ln CllJ l retJ (711
PleaM Call .., .. 2060 Harbor BtvCI. C. M Th' uu"""~' ·~ r.on r 1 •·•lt Ill• 2: A-.aR (High Den· T1lberl Avenue) after I
CHEVY 54 PICK UP MERCEDES 1983 300D lll-2500 l1utl•·O l>) "" "'"1'""" 11 F4"7"4 Ml.IC NOTICE tlty AHldonll•l·Senlor Sul-tember Z7, 1HO. llJ-atfl REBUILT lresh engine and more, lllt! rego\11.tnlf't rum ~ul1h~n.i11 Or.m11e Co.st fix) and Al -SA (Medium ALL INTEAEITIED ,ER '"""" WordP•rf. Phones.
Leave Message WITH CAMPER $2295 excellent condtl 1o n mencf'O I ' lrQfl~lil~I I U\I o .... , P•IOI '>l•jJlt!mbtl• 19. NOTICE OF O.n111, AHldenll•l·Senlor SONS ere lri.lted lo 111
SEE. 6:42-0567 $11.000 Days 662-5449 LINCOLN . 7' Con to ->ntal llb~ u•Hlfll '"" f •(l•l•C'US •l 0 .t< be• J 10 1990 PUBLIC HEARING 8ulfl•I Hid Mll'lllfil Ind HprH
CerolN M S-2251
*""'' .., lil.8 .... firm .....
accurate dependebl•
lyplet. PIT, from 3-8 pm
~. Pay commeo9Urate
..... ablltlel. Celt Laura
Of Kristy., 714· 759-1080
llfter11em
v •.•••
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• 1820 ORNATE brass
bed, double. S 1200
•ENGLISH oak desk
(tiger uwed) with claw
..... $900 71•-•97-4797 * BUYING ITEMS * * 1890s to 19501 • * Jewetty to Household• P-.. lv Mag 673-6223
&CCISSlllH
Pettis/rhinestones all ans 9040
styles Perteet lor wed· I:;:;:;:;:;:;:=== dings Earrongs neck-
laces bracelets & more' *TWO 20' VAIS
CHEAP' Brand nev. For~rly U·Haut 1ruc"s
838-2371 r€llurt>1sheo '" March ot
AITltlf I fSTITf
.lfWILIY
Large sel ection o f
d iamonds v n tage
watches incl Role• and
Patek We buy sell traoe
and r epa11 W tlloam
Harold Jeweler:. 3116
Ne.,..port Blvd at J2no
IU-OHI
Peu & Animals 6049
this year including com
ptete sa1e1y cnec" new
pa•nl iot>s and m«nan
ocel wor" ""here n~e<J
One has rebuilt engine
met ne"' cart:> Eacellen•
rubber un f><Jlh lruC::kS
D11ven daily very depen
dablt' $5 995 ea OR 2
tor S 11 000 Contact
Han~ ~n11;iht at Da11y
Pilot -14 6414321
FORD A EROS TAR 19tl7 * •PfTUll• * E •1.e1ten1 c0rod111on
AKC Stereo & c.ass1•1\t-Ask
PUPPIES ong $7 200 Inc.Jude~ wa1
Shots worming health I rc1nty 673 1240
msurancl' guaran1eed
PElLAND PAVILION Antiques.
Aep1!ncn 6011 OPEN 7 Dl\YS Clas.sics 9045 -I 16374 Beac.r. Blvd • m1 S I 1 yr old Heavy Duty Ken· 405 fwy nt!al to i arget 1958 PONTIAC Ch1elt111n
mc)fe Washer & Dryer Between Edinger & Heil VS 2 doo• ti 1•dl ~·
S550 lor both h 7 * 141-3231 * 61 000 mite~ Autom.Jtoc beveled mirror New Po.,.er stet>• n,~ J•ttl
white wooderl bltnds any fREE to gOOd toomt> Stack b• .i~e~ Q,.gor1d1 Pd ,,I H'
aia 723-1189. 675-4306 Lab mu tem spayeCI 6 .1 stor('(J 1111e.,01 SS 000
APT -size Kenmote 4. mos 01e1 Hou'>t! 1raonee1 4C14-Q5'-l
burnef electric range & tun' 6•6-3826 CHE\, v <; ~ "Fl A IR
wtltte, mt cond S'S Good 1(1t1ens 10 Free iiEDA·~ O• 9 ~ C>'•
E 730 5~25 460 engine Rune; gool.I Bu~•11t'>!> ',,,,,.,,, ' ll•d w .t!>Q OENl,.ALPLAN "IEOUfST· opinion • or eubml
ves I S 1250 SEE 642 Oob7 .. t,o.-!;1 I lt•rni.111 10 AMENDMENT NO 90-3/ 1 To am1nd lh• Land AYldenc• lot Of 119aln•t t
MERCfDEC. 1954 SOOsec 19~ Pt.lellC NOTICE ZONl CHANGE UH Element ot Ille Cit)"• 1ppllcatlon u oulll"• Ila.., teiH t:llac; k with LINCOLN 82 Continent at Jeffrey K1bte1 NO. 9041 Gener•! P11n bf redo lgnet· ebowe II there ere an
p.ilom no ll'cilhet $7 000 luxuroous seC1c1n ornpec-Tl11~ '1alt<mt1nl wet~ "'"" FICTITIOUS BUSINESS CONOmONAL USE Ing proper1J from Medium further qu11llon•. pie
on t'•lras $38 900 C<lble lull r•ower d1g11a11w11r.tnt'l.uv•ll~l•f'1~.,IO• NAME STATEMENT PEAMIT N0 .90-12 Oentlt)'AHldenllelto Hlgl'I cellW1yMCarv11ho, 95~ 2eoo"" 759•0685 h instrument!> 1eatne• on d' 11..-!..0111 11 o• c;,., r• '"!>"' r""' 'W"·ll i.ie•~ns a•t< WITH S'ECIAl Deo11ty AHldenll1I, nlng Aide,°' Laure ""tm
tertor Ori\•~• tess lhan 10 '"l1 Ou•r 9 bu:.•nen IS ,E .. MfTS/TEHTATIVE 2 To 111one ftom A2 PO A11oclel1 Planner, I
MERCEDES 1Cl8• 190E 6.000 mole~ ri ,t.'ar c.•11,i>tl F46"15 HOM~ SIT. NG SER "'ACT NO. 143511 (Medium Oentllf RHlden-"9-5271
Metathc blue sunroof I!.<· belo"' blX i. must be , l'ul ''~"'"" Or1111 1•· C.1.111,1 J1( ( S Or ORANC.E COUN NEGATIVE DECLARATION llel·Pleoned Devetopmanl) Miiie Adami, Huntlngt cett~nt cond•lton. 0091na11 !!een soi % • B 1 Call lu"''t P•lvl St·~t .. nt·•" 19 Tl ~t:5:i E !..oa~t Hwy NO. I0-23 "2·1" (Medium l:>en1lly B1acll Planning Com
owner $9 500 673-3325 973 1345 :lb Oc:teibt:• J •O 11:1' ~u·t" 1{11 C0too• 091 Mir (AnieMment lo land l"111denllal-Senl01 Suttl•) ml•~ w 154 Lahl !l.oi'> .. Elem«lt ot the •nd M:IA (High Deotlt'(
MERCEDES 198<1 190E 1 Me•cur) 1016 Coint>I ' Mu~• !>ell S 1J 800 E ... cellent Condit"" Aulo-
Lo "'1age sunroof ma11c. A (, St :;.JO 080
fT'•SI green 5.SSo-7526 !)36 "361
MERCEDES 1988 S60sec Mercury 19e 1 Cougar
E'c.eptoonat Cond1t1on 4DR S1S"lC' 080
16 600 "" 1oaoed wrth 548 5030 0<1,, t.i 1 4081
e~11a~ SSS 000 OBO e11e:.
Cc,,11a1 t Che•• 7 14 124 4010 MERCUR'l' ~4 Mon•e-90
l.it'dn run!> tJlt'dt IH1g111al
owner $ 1 JOO , t:>o MFRCEOES 1985 300TDJ
WAGON White teamer
5,,,,, oot E • ce11e111 s ,,, 000 759 7035
1076 MfRCEDrs 280 4.
otor 1.in µo ... e1
0 ,IS!Jlld1119• S4 500
• 14 <;)Q 8.;>91
'.llG MIDGET 76 New on-I
tt: "' l ulch rebuilt
I• 1rsm 'i.1011 & more I
(, >O l ores $7800
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1 Loo~n4Ul641 4~6J
a rs Cadl lac,
Buick. Sterling
wt e~y an Milts a Modef•
ot Used C•n
2600 Harbor Blvd
Coate Meta
S40-9100
N !';t;A•; QO iOOZX tOlDS 1970 C.ulla~s
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LOWER RATES
t£i Landscape/L.awncare
Sweet Trtt Lan4sca,t
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Upl 1 ~Island 675-6580 homes Some ,..,1,, e•tra 1.M (>' ""' -t>.J •'" ..irs
HE.ATER AIR COMBO toes Leave message g1eat hAfiE BEA..ilV ---------· Fredenctl. well Or window 6:42 9450 se5or. I jJ.. ol •-OtJ4 •ISSH PIUH ll '17
S;.>4" t ., .. , ... ,I
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"" • "'' l , .. ,..,., N" Prob 220 VOit $200 OBO ice-F'ORr •Q)n 'A C>at•I A AJI 1 t. O'I air & mo•P
metier Mannowoc 400 tb MusJcal Instruments r., ao• a • ,,.. r '·~ 1 c. "1 c.n O 1~7 llr
capacity S400 OBO 6055 S; b' v 1' • tt • Sllt5
545-8770 895 10"4 b'.1J.J,f)4
l<enmOf'e Washer & Or)er
$50 .-ch ~IC Gas
Renge, H'9fl Brotler $50
Srgma Merton Guitar r.
DR·• 1 Moth• Pearl 1nta~ I FORD b6 MUS 1 A "4 ,
tmmac cond "' nrcJ snell 289 engont> dul m •'
case $550 646-8246 95 •eslO•e<l t; J 0 IJ8
CUVIER IMW
1':>00 Aul M.i Dr $A
135-3111
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PON TIA(, 'Q80 <iu• t• • J 6:45-M51 Tenor Sa• llahan mace Autos Imported 9100 ---------· A • • , • r .. . , ·' MAYTAG etecirlC dryer woe capacity w1111e 6
yMtl old Xlnt cond s 150 432-7310
STUDENT WANTS Top
SS$ paid tor relr~erators
wortt1ng Of not Free haul
ewey 714-893 9138
6014
Antique Oro-n S300 Oa ..
"-" 080 759 3400 ()I
644-64112
comp overhauled "' 2
moutnp1eces harCI '-d$e
$325 646-7909
Bky~1 6060
CIRL'S lllE
22 inch ~·speed Sch,..onn
$65 Call 650-802 1
Sporting Goods 6065
NEW SE T OF GOLF
CLUBS .'!. BAG Cost
lCIRl llTEHA LS
CllP( 1111
5-spd 0,5 a" '"' c.' ,, , sunr (If Jll • ""'' .. ,., ... .;c,i-.v)O'• .....
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2925 Harbor Btvo (. '·~ tll-2500
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STARTING A NEW BUSINESS??
The Legal Department at the
Oatty Piiot 1s pleased to an-
nounce a new service now avail-
able to new businesses
We will now SEARCH the
name ror you al no e•tra charge
and save you the time and the
trip to the Court House tn Santa
Ana Then. of course. after the
search is completed we will file
your flct111ous busenest name
stattn'lent •Ith the County Clerk.
pubhsh once a week for four
we.kt at required by law and
then file your proof of publl·
cation with the County Clefk
Please stop by to ftte you1
f1ct1hous bus1~ss statement at
the Daily Pilot legal Depart·
ment. 330 West Bay. Costa
Mesa Caltforn1a If you can not
stop by please call us
at (7 141 642-4321 E-1ens1on
3 l5 or 3 l6 and we will make
arrangements '°' you to handle
this procedure by mail
If you should have any furth r
Questions please can us and we
will t>e more than glad to assist
you
Good luck en your
new business"
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WE WILL Daily Pilat .ELL IN'6EPEN°DEN~
ORANGE COAST OUR WEEKLY
AR ~::~~~:r 3 weeks
your car isn't sold. we will run your ad
for free•
NO STRINGS ATTACHED.
Just call us to renew your ad.
Run 10 words for 3 weeks at S 18 50, 5Se each
addt1t0nal word Must be prepaid A word constitutes
anything that has a space between rt
For individuals only
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