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Lona May It Wave: An irtite
south Huntinaton Beach resident
calkd our newsroom Friday ni&ht
to inform us her American flaa had
been 1tolen from in f'ront of .tier
home ... '"To me it's lower than low
that tomeOnC would 11cal an
American flag, .. she said ... '"Herc
we arc bcin& patriotic and someone
comes up and steals our flaa" ...
The raident said the flag has been
stationed in front of the home since
Aue. 12 to honor American soklicn
in 5-udi Arabia, alona with yellow
ribbons rcmcmberina host.qes ... A
neia,hbor has done the same thing
but lbe nei.&hbor's flaa remains un·
molesled, she said. "Wc"rc 1oin1
out tomorrow and aet another flag."
said the determined patriot.
.. There's a lot of yellow ribbons and
a lot of American flap. If so'mc-
body take& them I'll just keep buy-
ina 'em and pu.ttina 'e_tn out. ..
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· .. No,., I can ilJYliM,. whm a wom1n
,ers raped, how horrible lhat mu.st be ...
John Dew. on how he felt after
discovering he was a victim ofa scit
crime.
"Don't huny. don'r wony. You're
only here for• Jhort visit. So be sull'
ro stop •nd smell rM flo~rs ...
Wal1erC. Hqen (1892·1969).
TOllAY'I EVEllTI ·~·
•The lqendary Ella Fittaerald sinas
at t.hc Oranec County Ptrfonnina Arts
Center in Co5ta Mesi II 8 p.m.
•Jazz pianist·Bob James plays two
shows-at 7:30and 10 p.m. -at
Peppen Golden IJear in Huntinaton
Beach. •A fuOO.raisinc cruise down the
cout from the Bllboa Pavilion to
Lquna Beach will be held from 7:30 10
9:30 p.m. to benefit Uadenhip Tomor-
row.
When the dust clean on the local
prep Jridirons, the DaUJ Pllel will
unveil ill alt-Oranac Coasl team.
• Look for the bnt in l'ootball wh<n
the Ftayerof~ Week is ~vealed in
tomorrow's spona pqes.
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Stories of sexual abuse, ·drug use, suicide try
By Eml5y AdlmO
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_J'IEWf.OJU... BEACH -T)l(..)un: bis
psychiluist offered was diff1Cult to i-ss up.
Finl there were dinners in fashionable
restaurants. weekend trips in a private
plane, the wealthy surroundings of Corona
dc:I Mar. The hook was pretciption drup. Given
fint for a beck.ache, then a cratked tooth.
the doctor was a never cndina supply of
pills that could black out ever)-thing in
John Dew's world -even where he was or
what he~
In the bqinnina. Dr. James H. White
was a kindly innucnct in Dew"s life. The
psychiatrist took an interest in boys from
broken homes and troubled puts. White
adopt.eel the 29-year~ld Dew, who'd bec.n
fatherless since he was 6. He encouraged
Dew to move in.
While flew his adopted son to the Mam-
moth Lakes area. where White was part
owner of a statc--licensed camp for juvenile
offenders. White called the 30 or so Camp
O"Ncal residents .. my boys" and en-
coura,aed Dew to become a staff member,
teaehiq, the boys carpentry. • patients.
The aood times abruptly halted the day Last week, John Dew ut down in a
John Dew found a padlocked red toolboJ south Ora~ County cafe and told his
fn Wblfe's Corona CICIMar"liome. lt Wu----Story tO a repoitrr for ihc fint time. It was·
filled with druas. pomosraphic video tai:ies time. he said, that people knew the truth
and snapshots of Dew, unconscioua. with behind the sensational allegations of scit
his pants pulled down to his knees. and drup and the prominent psychiatrist.
The discovery of White's private toy bo• • 0
shattered somethi.oa in Dew. He tried to
commit suicide. Then he decided to set off
drup and spent painful weeks, k>ckcd: in
his house. goina through withdrawals
alone. ·
"All that time White was. callina me siit
times' a day. I kid you not. I didn't know ·
why he was threatening me. I'd fofJOttcn
about the boit, •• Dew said.
He thoua,ht he could foraet Dr. White.
Then, on an outing to Convict Lake in the
Eastern Sierras, three boys from Camp
O'Neal and four adult rescuers crashed
throu&h the ice and drowned. Again, some-
thing snapped. he said.
So, with toolboit in hand. Dew went to
Newpon Beach poli<% and sparked a ca~
that drew months wonh of headlines and
shocked a community littcttd wi1h White"s
It was eirly 1988 when Dew met Whi1C
for thc-Jint time. In the procn.s of an
acrimonious dtvora: and custody battle. a
jud&c sugcsted Dew set a psychological
evaluation to: determine his fitnru as a
father.
Dew"s lawyer recommended White. His
credentials were impeccable. A psych1atnst
with 20 years eitperience and a \hriv1ng.
lucrative practice in Ncwpon Cen1cr.
White was also penonablc.
The two had wcckJy sessions that wert"
more like friendly chats. Dew said. He felt
more like White's pal than his patient.
White wrote a tlowing ev.aluation of Dew
for lhe coun.s.
A .few months into the sessions. Wh ite
offered to take C>ew out to dinner for his
birthday. Then 1here were more dinners.
OrMol 009lt o.tr" ,...
Dr. James H. White ~
sometimes with influential men who miald.
help Dew's carpentry busineu. That lall
the 1wo, now fast friends., went on a
hunllng 1np.
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OCC: Victim of its own success? Play closes;
Controversy
gets-encore Popular campus
faces overcrowding
By Rull Loar
Or .... co. a.My Pllol
COSTA MESA -Si• ~into \be
new· school-year, new Oranee·-CoMl
Collqe President David Orant is mad as
hell and said students should not take it
any more.
Take what?
Take beina locked out of oventufred
classes because of boomina enrollments
which actually 10 unfunded by the state.
~ "I set students who come Into m_y
office and uy, 'Plcuc, ~case. I neCd this
French clas.s. J. can't set into UCLA
without it It's the last class I need.'··
Grant said.
En&lish professor Larry Carlson told
administraton thal in his required
classes· t.his year, students ~ lined up
in the aisles tryina to set enrolled.
Student Mark McClure said n 's defl·
n1tely I squcczc to · act into required
claues at the collqc this year. "You have
to petition to F1 in because 1herc'1 so
many new students.·· he said.
Enrollment is up 10 percent at Orange
Coast Colleac this fall, with approximate-
ly 25,000 students attendina about 2.3~
classes. The C.tch-22 for Orange Coast is
the state's I pcra:nt enrollment fund.in&
cap. Any arowth over I percent gets no
additional state fundin&. unlike some
younacr community collqc districts likt
the Saddleback district that has an 11
pcra:nt enrollment cap.
"'We"re not aoina to pu1 a big sian up
here that says: Sorry, ao away," Grant
11id. "BUt we simply can't afford to add
any more cl.au K"Ctions. Our chief pl is
to ae1 that cap removed. That's how
Oranac: Coast Collqe is going to
survive.·· ,
Because the state Lqislature has been
slow to react to what many collqt
districts consider to be an unfair f\Jndina
cap. Grant said students need to stand up
and be bearil on the issue. "At some
point. studC'nLS' have aot to say. 'Hey.
Orange Coast Col?ege Prea?dent Da
vtc!lmlzed by ?he growth of tha
yo u·re dcoyina us 1gher tduca-
tion:"
At ~--e'611ise of the Canyons in
a enrollment l\as suracd 2S per·
t over lhe state's fund1nc cap.
Pf'9~fll adminis(raton to hand out
pre rcssed postcards for students to
scnd to qislltors. The postcards are
intended for 1tudcnu to h:\ politicians
tnow that they ~ not ac11ina the clas.te1
Nation's budget turbulence.
John Wayne airport
Tiie n•mbtt orflll)lts at John Wayne
Alrpon soon may be reduced and cm·
ployus pven one day off a -k
wilbout pay, unX., Conaras can bll-
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The Federal Aviation Admini ..
trltlon decided Oft the nationwide cm·
plo,ee flltlouP .....,..,, aad --air llilbu 11 Wll'I 50 dea5 with budltt
mlucUoos that -be -toll by ?be Oromm·Rudman·Hol?inp Act.
Actual CU!-depend on COD·
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would aJrm 40 key alrporu ocross the
country, incl'"'ina Los Anetlcl Inter·
national. Airlines and otbct ysen of
·-llirpona -"""' 50 r<du« their ftiP? -!Ions to I !rY<! that
work.int air traffk controllcn couhS
safdy band7e oo a pvm day.
Jolla Wayao Aiqion.all!)lone orthe
40 allJIMt detilff?etl fOr """' r<duc-!loaa. Bui liace tllt key aiopoN must
r<duco tlw n•mbtt of ftiP?s, ftiPts ,,.,_ -airP9ftS aad Jobn
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By Robert Bort<or
Or-. Coelt Deity ~
COST A MESA -The final curtatn rana
down Swoday on I.he Costa Mesa Civic
~ Plaiyhoute'• -sister Mary Jpa1ious Ea-·
plains It All for You.'' but the contro~y
may not citit slqC ri&bl. or kfl anytime
soon.
~O...,.. COMI o.ly Nol
rant Is upset 1hat students are
they need.
In many ways. Oranar Coast Collqr
has tx-come a \'IC"t1m of its own success..
Over the last decade, Orange Coast has
,,.nsfem:d more students to four-year
colkscs than any other. community col·
Lqe in the suate. In Oranac County.
Oranae Coas1 1s the top transfer school to
UC?.
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In fact. some officials may be usina the
play. which lampoons Roman C..tbolic
education and doctrine.. to take a fresh look
a1 how Costa Mesa -.. The: City of the
Arts'' -aocs about spend.in& S2SO.OOO a
year OD &ranU to CultunJ arts propamL
The controversy is cit peeled to play to an
encore toni&ht when the City Council
"receives and fiks .. City Attorney Thomas
KJ.the's opinion that the play isn't a re-
liJious activU) and therefore is. indeed.
cliaibk for a S20.000-eity-vanL
"I do think we Med to tiahten up tbc
pants. -Councilwoman Sandy Genis said
Sunday.
..When contracts att sianed. it doesrit
say what will be done or what the money
will be used for. If the srant is for aimetaS
opentina funds. the mo ney can be med for
anythina under tbe sun 1ncludina a trip to
Acapulco.
"We need to dchncatc what Lhe mOftC1
IS aoina for :·
Gcftis also noted that the aty cut oul
requests for extra pohttmen and Fairview
Park improvements when it approved CW.
tun.I arts pants.
"Arts have a place. but there are 296.000
children livina below the poveny line in
Ora.nae County. Maybe we sl;iould reotdcf
our priorities. Maybe they're skewed. ..
Genis said she also questioned if tu-
payus favor subsidizina tickets to cultural
• events "for pco9'c who live in St' million
homes·· at the expense of imponan( cil)'
projects and police protection.. .. Then:., dcfini1ely a place b I.be sup-
port of ans in the community, .. Mayor
Peter Buffa acrced· .,But it makes more
K:n.tt to su.ppon community ouu.clt prc>-
anms (art. plays and mustc btina .._ to
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By Paul A""'7ploy .
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HUNTINGTON BEACH -If lif< w<tt
a set of waVQ. Tom Mays woukS be ndint
the cmt of 1990.
UntU hb. 7, he was jutt another mayor
in C>ruac County. lul on that day tM
Am<ri<an Trader oil tanker ..,rh oprn I
couple of m!la olf !lot H•ti-Beach
p;.r, ~!::: 390.oao aanons or cnac1e
KfOll ,...,. ...S"'rom Mays' Mme -.,,, .. c-.,__
" -....... ""' Oiolrld ..... ltft'lbt)'mo ~-~ ••..s\121~1• hit
retiremeni from public oflkc, _. a nn
open toat opportunity Pl Wd ....., la
Ma)'I' -diltrict.
Prailed for bis -· .. , ....... Oil spill cleanup. M1ys CIOllwuM .,
~v..-publicity ln10 7lle ' ; l'
pttmary nomioalioa.
Rtlittmioa8'iuaiatl?a-
-with Rtpublicafts t '10
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Brothers and partners at Slaughter & Sfaughter. a ncwl}
opened Newpon Beach law firm
llllT • CEITIOUll--------
The jurisprudent pair might ne'er ha'e teamed up 1f not for
their father, a one-time attorney and retired JUdgc. who encouraged
his son .. to attend law school.
PGmT Of •DER---------
Jim, specializing in corporate and business h11ga11on. and Dun
a tax and est.ate planning specialist. aim to pro' rdc corporate-lcH·I
representation to ind1v1duals and smaller firms
THICKER THAI WATER--------
Though they see each other throughout thl· ""ork wl'l·k. and
Don has a wife and two sons to keep him hus\ the Slaughtl·r
brothers sull .. hang out sometrmes" on propert} the} ow.n 011 \an
Juan Island
-Comp/I~ by Paul Arcblpl~y
Editor'• oote: II yoa taow •omeoae wbo •bould be featured In
"Orange Cout People" call tbe Dally Pilot's City De•k al 64Z-43Zl,
or leave a mHHge oJJ tbe Editor'• Hotliae -llt-108'.
News Briefs
G•ftN Interrupts lllrtlld1y party
ANAHEIM -Six people a11end1ng a b1nhda} part}' were
wounded b} gunfire 1n an apparent gang shooung. poltcc said
Sunda}.
Sgt. Tom Mathisen said the shooting occurred shortly before
midnight Sunda) when about I~ people 1n three vehicles stopped
in front ofa house on M1raloma Avenue and shouted gang slogans.
ind1caun1t the-. were from the La Jolla gang of nearby Placentia
Two v1ct1ms remained hospitalized ""h1le four were treated
aod released. Mathisen said
1.1111 B11ch pallc1 s11k rapist
LONG BEACH -Long Beach police offinals arc asking for
the public's help today in finding a man who has reported!\ rar)(:d
three women under the pame "St. Peter. messenger of the lord ..
The man allegedly raped each of the ""'omtn 1n h1-; car hcl"t'cn
6 p m and 9 p. m. on Sept. 16. 11. and 28 said < pl Ja~ F-ugg of
the Long Beach Police Department
··in all three cases. the ,~pcct 1denl1fied himself J~ \t Peter.
messenger of the Lord." Fogg sa1d "He cuts their hair ofT. claiming
to present their hair to God 1n order to cleanse their soufs ..
From Uraage CoHI D•llY PJlot •tall and wire •en-Jee reporu.
Lottery
SACRAMENTO -Two tickets split a S5 4
mtll1on Jackpot an the latest "Lot10 6-53" game.
• wanning S2. 7 million apiece. lottery officials said
. Sunday.
The wanning tickets were purchased 1n l om-
P<X and Culver ( tt}
The winning numbe~ picked Saturda} night
for the California Lottery·~ twice-weekly Lotto
• game were 14, U, 35, 44, 45, 48, and the bonu'I
number, 51.
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There was one ticket with five of six number\ plu' the txinu'I
number that won S609. I 33. I 09 tickets ~1th fi"e ot m. number..
won $5,588 apiece; 6,868 tickets Wlth four of m numbers won $80
apiece; and 137 ,502 tickets with three of S1' numocr.r won an
. -automatic SS apiece.
The Topper cities chosen were: Freano, Palo Alto and ~omona.
Police Log
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COST A MESA -ne cicy'1 bia·
ecst charity ii aimiaa 10 be open in
time for the holidays. but it'• cvt·
tiQI it I bit clote.
Sbare Our Selva_ Which doeed
iu emertencY food PAnlt)' at ·Ree
Community Center on orden from
the An' lul Jame, thou.kt re-open at
iu new bu.aklina on Superior Av·
cnue by the middle of November,
director Jean forbath sajd,
.. It . sl\ould be well before
ThanksaivinL" Forbath said ... We
"'*our..-.oa~m cwdof~...,._ftland
..e baw our buiJdet oe lee. ~ nuip • .
Tbey're •YiM it l'bould bt •boat sos boM.a ....._. f~t eV1c· sia weeb.,;·-• · tlon for 8'Wi'al f montha, bUt the
SOS WM fOtoed out of Rea Ceaw board qteiect '° vecate the com·
carty lhia yeat. when the Chy Coun-munhy c:en&cr after pwcbuina _an
dJ decli.Ded &o teDCW its lease tbae. empty watthoU.le at IS~ Supenor
Tbe coUDcir1 aciioG was the climu Ave.
of a bitter community center di.. . forbeth bopefi&Uy estimated in
pule in the MA Cotta Meta ~ June that the charity would only be ·
borbood. Some neiabbon bad co~-abut down for • portion of ~
plained for years that the charity 1ummer, until the new bu1khn1
atttacled too much foot traffic an<J/ could be made ready to serve SOS's
too many poor and bometea estima~ 6,000 clients a month .
people. son\ of whom were 1 ac.. But the renovatfons draged on
* moa&hs aoneer um ....._ Driip pcut*IDI ddl)id ...... inl of pcnnib uacii dlll -.t.• .
lkcaute tho dtartlJ~ ... ~ c~ for so Iona. it WiU uw '° ~
esllbliab au vOlunteer DllWDtk ud
supply lines. Fotbetll Mid. .. I'm sure we've IOlt tome vdun-
teers aJona the way .... abe llid. .. And
rm sure we've IOlt t0me of' our supermark~U. Bui J ... tbey•u
come bK~. We'll bllictlly have to
st.art from scratch. But I believe
there's enouah out there for cv~
one. And once we''! open.· word 11
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Bulletin Board
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HUNTINGTON BEACH - A free educational seminar.
"Understandina Livina Trusts, Wills and Probate," will be pres-
ented by Attorne} James F. Roberts on Wednesday at I p.m. and
again at 7 p.m. at the Huntington Beach Library. 7111 Talben.
\ A workshop on "Durabl( Power of Attorney for Health Care"
will follow each free seminar. Participants will fill out health care
forms with an attorney's help. Th~'s a $25 material fee. To attend
tbe free seminar or the workshop. call 863-1313 or 1-800-244-4882
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COSTA MESA -The Poverty Law Center of Orange County
(former!} Amicus Pubhco). a non-profit public interest law firm
which serves the poor, in joint sponsorship .with the Orange County
Bar Assoc1a11on and the Orange County Tnal Lawyers Assoc1at1on ,
will hold a dinner at the Beverly Heritage Hotel in Costa Mesa on
Wednesda} Tickets for the event are S 125 per ptrson. with all the
by
Sharai LeBeau
ORANGE COAST'S ONLY FICTIONAL DRAMA SERIES
B 1fT franklin made a nght tum onto Bristol A\.enue. roared
past a defk blue BMW. stalled 1n the middle lane. and hung a
qu1<.k turn down Irvine Avenue.
As he c;pcd past the golf course and through the curves.
al6ngs1dc the Upper Nl'wport Bay, B1fT thought about the scoop he
and Katherine Bell were about to reel tn
Curl) Miles. actor-tumed-<ieveloper. had suddenly become the
hottest 11ckct in the countf) He had saved a Jet l~d of passengers.
had somehow prevented a potential mternattonar incident and had
mowed down a pair of terronsts in the process. And be was alive
to tell the story.
81fT was ccn.a1n that for 1he first 1imc 1n his shon newspaper
career. he was about to have an exclusive and with a little help from
Katherine. the Newpon Beach Weekly would be lhc onl> news-
paper an' the country to have the inside story.
Hts Ford Pinto coughed and wheezed as he pushed down on
1he gas He could Stt Coast Highway ahead. Hoping to save a few
minutes. he made a nght onto Cliff Dn"e and purred past the
elegant homes. With any good luck. he could make 11 lo the hospital
before the paramedic van carrying Corky Miles.
He calculalcd that he could park his car 1n the emcrgenc) lot.
snap some photos ofCorky Miles being wheeled 1n and 1hen leave
the rest to K.athenne. Even though she was confined to the hosptlal
as a gunshot patient herself. BtfT had confidence that she could get
an inter' 1ew with the hero of the day .
As. he neared Newport Boulevard. hoping to snake over to
tfosp11al Road, B1ffs good cheer suddenly soured. Of all days. a
cit ) "ork crew had picked tht'l one to repaint the lane markings
and hi\ route was blocked. In anger. he slammed his fist down on
thl' dashboard and. as he did. he saw the paramedic van carrying
Cork) Miles streak pasL
To be contmued ..
Did You Know?
County 1111 fll'lt college
In 1950 Blble school move
• In Co1ta Mesa: The Southern California Bible College. the
count} 's lirst four-year college. established tts campus on a
parcel of land on the former Santa Ana Army Air Base m
1950. The college, founded in Pasadena an 1920. became
Southern California College shonly after relocauon and in
1965. hcgan construction on the tallest building in Costa
Me~. a !te\Cn story dormitory.
En)O} personal growth by contributing your h1stoncal facts to
Did >"ou Know. Oraa1e CoAlt Dally Piiot. P.O. BoJC 1560.
Costa Mc!kl, 92626
Compl/H by Aaae Splm:I
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proceeds 101na to benefit the Poverty Law Center
for further information. contact Sharon PemM at the center.
541-1010.
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NEWPORT BEACH -Newport &ach Public Library at
Newpon Center continues its Brown Bag Speaker Scnes at noon
on Tuesday with Steve Bruce presenting "Bod) language and
Social S1yles." Everyone 15 welcome to this free program Part1c1pants may
bnng their lunches 1f the) wish Coffee v.111 be fumishe-d Pre-
regJStration is not required. The Newport Center I 1braf) 1s located
at 856 San Clemente Dnve 1n Newport Beach I
B•lletla Board ro111 Mooday1 aad Tllur1day1. We Cu.801
parutee pobllcalloa of Item• reu/v~ /eu tbaa two wrd1 before
• •ctftl•lH eve11t.
News of the Weird
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HUTCHIN SON, Kan
Troy and Tnna Kanast ha\<.' Ill
.watch what the) sa) around
their 3-year-old son
Seth K1nast. according 10 ht\
parents. can alread} rcutc the
Greek alphabet. sa} the Engh'>h
alphabet forward and back"ard.
count an Spamsh. German and
English, read at a second-gradl·
level, 1dent1fy coun tnes on a
globe. recite the bool<. ot thl'
Nev. Testament and keep up
wtth adult con' ersattons
Seth began saying "Momm'"
and "Dadd).. Jt :ihout M
months At 16 monthc;. hl·
named the letters of the
alphabet At 22 month'> he rt•ad
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Ooreaor OI Ma1'14 f1Q
\tore the l\.masts said.
The lOuple read books to the
unborn child because the)
heard 11 u1uld stimulate lct1er
and \ound rerngnitton. Af\er
\cth ""a~ horn. the\ read or sang
tu him as the' rocked him to
~leep
""o"" v.e read Jo him before
naps and tx'd11me .. i..inast said
"He ha'I a \lacl of books b) his
bed. and hl' reads to h1m~lf
">omt·t1me"i at 11 ·30 pm . we
ha'c IU tdl him to quit. t>ut he
al"aH 'kl)\. Ju\l one more ...
Rcl.l·n1h \cth and his grand-
mother v.cre getting read) to
pla~ ·~orr)' when his grand-
mother rcal11ed she didn't ha-.c
her glas~n. \cth read her the
rules from the game box. K1na\t
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Someone broke into a home in th< 2100 block of
Pbeenua Avenue !>(tween 7 IS and 11 JO am Thu"'1ay
and stole a ltlcv1S1on tct. a v1dcocauc11c ~orckr ind 1
cam«11, •llh 1 total value of $720
parked 1n a carpon on the t 7300 block or Brookhunt Street
and l't'mo\'ed a SI 2S pull-out &tereo
0
BurJlars entered a residence 1n th< 18000 block of
Smok~ood Cude throuah a 1hd1na a.tan door and ttole a
VCR
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A hfe-s11ed pe1n11n1 of Anita Vanden-clt wu ~ported
stolen from a rt\ldt'n« 1n lht 1600 tllock of Tah111 A\'tnltf a
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A car ... ,, broken into at South Coast Ptv.-bct""ttn
2 JO and 4 SS pm Thursday. The car's Slt>reo valUt"d at SJOO. was stnlrn
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An atttmpted buralary was rcponcd at 1 home in tht>
1300 block of V1llqr Way 'iomconc appercntly tampcttd
with tht' locks but did no1 pin cntl') No louea ,.ttt
rt' ported
0 A VC R and 1 "'Itch. w11h a 10111 'alUt> of SI , I n. -.~r
•lolcn in 1 bul'llary at an 1panmcn1 1n the 2100 block of
Miner Strttt Tilt btt1Jt-1n occurred bt1wecn 8 1' m and S JO
pm. Thunday.
Fountain Valley
Someone amuhcd i window 10 sci 1n a O.t,un 210
0
A 42-year-old Fountain Vallt')' man complained ttuit for
1hc p&sl two ""~ks Taco Bell opcraton at Qq2S Wamn-Avr
have pla)cd their dnv~thtouah speakers too loudly
Huntin~ton Beach
A man with aold eaninp 1n both can 1ppcarcd to be
try1na to .ell drup 10 11udcnt1 11 Manna H1&)l School. 1
pestcrby u1d. a
Aho at Manna Ht&h, JU\'eniln ~pontdJy harasacd a
bus dnver and threw wsta beUoona 11 an empty tchool bua
0 \ Chlldrm'a toya valt.aed at SI SO ~rtcdly wtrt ttolcn from a front y1rd in the 9000 block of Strand On\'c,
0
Th1e"ts Hole 1 ramaa. w~a I wh1&t 1919 Voluwqcn fOJl 1n
Redland1 Lane
I nine
A chrome diamofld.blck BMX Vtptr bike wat 11olcn
from Vale A venue and the AT ltSF railroad tl'llCis.
A rt"s1<kn1 1n tht l 1800 btnck of Coast Htah..,.n
rtponed rttt1"ina w"eral ~nt and 1h~11cruna calls ·
0
A while OMC pickup truck •11 damqed In 1 non·
t__l\,JUI') h11 and run in tb< 300 block of North C'"oast H1pw1)'.
The suspttt. dnv1na a ~ 1986 Acura. was a~b<nded and
booked on susp1C1on of dn\'1na undtt the inftUt>nct' and a m19dcmeanor h11 and run
0 The beck window 1n10 th< rntroom or an offic:t bWld1na was broken 1n10 and elah1 otft<'n ~ \lndalmd tn tbr 400 block or ero.dway.
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Otwage Collt Qllilly PIOt
1111 Mlnivaii w&rning, sentencing changes :vet,oed .. . , ..
~ "°"" HOWWd Deukmejian, -orkina = tioo a -ad day for 11udenu and n.1;• 1 na • ,._ tbe week:cnd oo ...,e remairuna bi I• their perepu. We have worked for Bert Pa:tb WUft •t thctt.
thank ~ TbcTe were
DO Chorui li• DO combUJ
l)!Oduction numbm. no in·
ceuant commtrtialt for hair
aJop.
SACRAMENTO -Gov. Oeorp approved by the Leaialawre befora eiabt )'CUI co create a &cll.ina tYJtem ' Deutme;ian. firina 1 talvo 1t 11atc h adjourned Sept I alto delic1td 1.hat menum whet.her or not the
1ebool1 auperintendt.nt Bill Honia, SI 3 million in~&o ftnaoct the per{~noe of our tchoolt it im·
·But it wu the best. mott
intereatina and cenain1y the
moat tewardina beauty
pqeant rvc ever seen. And
The Fred Column aot to be a
JUdie!
The Miss Tall Oranp
County Pqeant at the Com-
munity Center in Costa Mesa
Saturday ntaht was no meat Fred Martin
market, but at was quite re--------------
veahna. ~ c Tall 11 beautiful, and J /}'/}I
there's a lot more to 1t than ~///II<. '
that. Seana tall, really tall, •
can be a heart-buster for
women.
They joke about' the in-
cidents now, but the contestants told stones that surely brousht
tears when they happened.
Risa Scott, who at 5' 11" was one of the shorter Mass Tall
contestants, told one of the several stories about beina' asked to
dance. "I stood up and I was eight inches taller than he was. We
went to the dance floor. then he just left me there."
Kim Effinger. 5' 11 ", had a similar talc. "I hope he's ready for
this," she thought as she steeled herself to stand up when a guy
asked her to dance
8-Lou Sullivan. 5' 11-1/2", has learned the hard way aboul
dances. "Unless 11's a Tall Oub dance, I just don'1 sit down. Thai
wa), no surpnses."
Gayle Garubba, 6'1'', a Huntington Beach sales adm1n1strator.
told of being 11 a trade show last 'Winter and mee1ing a customer
whom she had met only on the telephone. When she stood up her
5' I" client asked. "Do you play basketball?"
"No," she shot back, "do you play miniature gotr"
Dianne Aldnch, also 6' I" and also of Hunungton ~ach.
recalled aotng for an interview at Au Cal and cumng off the Jokes
b> announcing straight away: 'Tm 6' I" and I do not pla)
basketball ..
Diana Meier. at 6'2" the tallest in 1hc pageant. docs pla)
basketball. She played at UCI and on the pro c1rcu11 in Europe
Bonnie SalsJ!vcr, 5' 10", ga ve evidence that beina a tall woman
can be heart-breakini. especially as a teenager. "Some kids called
me the Jolly Green Giant 1n school... then when I pla yed sports
tn high school. I was Bionic Bonnie ..
In addtt1o n 10 1he1r height, the MISS Tall Orange C'ounl)
contestants had man) other qualities in common. lntelhgence. w11.
sh le. class. warmth. compassion. poise -and hves of mas," c
ovcrach1evement
After years' of working as a dental ass1stan1. Tom Samolis at
32 1s starting college all over again She's a pre-dental major at OC('
with a 3. 77 arade-po1nt average, Wlll go on to US(' dental. teaches
dental hygiene 1n elementary schools. ts actl\e in 1hc Tall ( luh and
coordinates polling inspectors dunng elccuons
Then there's Corona del Mar's Kim Effinger. a stunner whcl
makes Kam Basinaer look ltkc a frog. Al UCL.\ she belonged to
both the chemistry and en1ineenng fratem111cs. and she ran track
Now she's nauonal accounts rep for a computer dc'>1gn tirm.
v.ants to stan her own company and get advanced d~.rtts 1n
k1nes1olog) and b1omechan1cs She also likes to get all grl~'i\
working on classic cars (Hmmmm 1967 Jaguari"'l
Then )OU have 8-Lou Sullivan. a full-11me. 1v.o-k1d single
mom and a full-11 me beancounter for three ncurosurgl'OM La\t
)Car she lost 60 pounds. This year she has. at 39. JUSI 'ilartt:d v.ork
on a colleie dcaree.
Or take Bonnie Sals~1ver. another single mom. She rccenll} got
her college degree 1n child dcvclopmenl. is working on a 1carhing
credential al Chapman. sings in her church choir and teachl'., 4th
grade Sunda) school
As dad mos• other women in 1he Tall Club. Bonnie needed
some help v.hen she joined two years ago "They took me undrr
their w1na and l'H bttn fl ying ever since." she said
Taking people under their collcct1vc wing 1s a lot of v.ha1 1he
Tall( lub of Orange Count} as all about. Ga) le Garubba \atd "'hat
)OU learn as a member "gives )OU 1hc confidcnt:c 10 stand 1all and
be coun1cd ·· Her 1wo young daughters arc tall. 100. bu1. "I tell them
e1,cr) da) hov. v.ondrrful and bcauuful the) arc and lhat 1t''i Ot-..
10 be d11Tercn1 ··
The Tall C lub of Orange Count) 1s hardl> all \l·nousncs'i
These people /oH~ to part~. love to ha'r fun howe,er the) l·an In
September the\ had a dance. as the) do ever) month plu'i a rh1l1
cook-off. tv.o softball games. a bike nde and a beach pan'
There arc 122 fe male members. 114 men and most arc single.
"but v.c'\e had lo1s of mamages." said Nanc) Mueller. v.ho held
1hc hands of the judges: former Ram greats Dick Bass and ( hO
Lt" 1ngs10n. Pov.c~ model and instructor Jamie Merk and Thl' F-rcd
Column
Gayle Garubba was crowned Miss Tall Orange ( ount~. and a
<iplendtd choice she 1'\. But there were seven other winner\. 100
If )OU fit the size rcqu1rcmen1s (6'2" for men. 5' 10'' for
women) and arc 21 , you might want 10 give; these wondcrlull~
" . vertica l people a call at 542-12 11 Then you ran stand tall too
Schaal lunch menus
Foantaln Valley
Scbool Dl1trtct
Moeday: Taco snack. fru11 cup
lemon bar. chocola1c milk
T1e1d1y: Sahsbur). mashed
potatoes, fru11 Jutce. bread and mar·
pnnG. milk
We4aeaday: Ho1 dog/bun with
hash browns . JUIC) treat,
catsup/mustard. milk
nanday: Toasted cheese sand-
wich. buttered corn . fruit bar. milk
Friday: Cheese and sausage
pizza. fresh fruit. JUICY tr1:at, milk.
Haa&1n1toa Beacll1
City Sdool Dt11rtct
Moeday: NinJa nuaaets/roll . tater
nugets. tossed salad. catsup packrt.
ice crnm cup
Tnl4ay: Sof\ mint taco,. span1sh
nee. shredded lettuce. taco sauce.
chocolate chap rookie
Weftet4ay: Hot dOl/bun. mus-
tard. com, (ru1t and ,.U«, vanilla
puddina.
n.,....r. Chalupa. taco sauce,
\hrcddcd fcttuce, apple wcdan.
WeclDeaday: Slopp) JOC on a bun
or com dog. heahh salad/drcs,1ng.
prunes. oatmt"al cooki e. milk
nsnday: Italian p1111 dog on
bun. 1taltan salad/bacon bits. dteed
peaches. milk
Friday: Taco with tortilla.
shredded lettuce/cheese. ch1lltd
fru11. milk
L.apu 8HC~
VD.lfled ScHol Dt1trlct
MODday; Bccf burger. bun. lc1-
tuce/ptekles. ovl 1 brown potatoc\,
mayonnaise/cai;up. oranae wedaes.
oatmeal ramn cookie, milk
T•eaday: Pizza SQuarc with pep-
peroni. tossed salad/bar toprinas.
dry fruit package. apple jUtcc. milk.
We4.Ht4a)': Bean tostada/com
5hell. shredded lettuce. tomato bits.
shredded chttK, carrot st1cks/d1p.
ton11la stnps/salsa. Mr f ro\t\ cup.
milk
1"•rMaJ: Battered chicken th11h
wh.1ppcd potatoes. fruit s.oilad
w/bhaebemn and apptn. wholt
wheal danncr rolVbutter, milk.
hat ttf'Ulcd co reinstate a m~ deferue of poor DeOolc accused of provtnf." _ .
educational tesdn1 prosram, and capital crimes. And-_ he vetoed a But °"1tmejiao II.id be was op-
vetoed conaumcr-t.ckcd lqJtlation plan that would have requited the l>Oted to the way tbe Pf'oaran> Wit
lorcina car dealers to tell customers Medical Doud of Cahlom1a to ~ ilnanced, ckdarina that the money
about tbe 11fety of minh·a"'. solve d11putcs between 1>9tienu lhould come from t.hc ProposJllDn
The Republican JOVerDOf, actina who feel they have bttn over-98 suarantees approved by voters
on more than 230 billt Sunday ~ust cha.fled and thelr doctors. 10 l 988, and not from the state's
hoW1 before a midni&bt dcadlmc. Not unexpectedly, OeukmeJWl emet'te09' raerve. The Lcatslatu.tt.
alao vetoed ltaaslation that would vetoed a proposal to reinstate the Deu.kmeJW\ added 1n has veto
have made swecpina cbanacs in the S I 2 . 4 m 1II1 on C a I 1forn11 messace. k.nuckJed under "once
way criminal defendants arc Assessment Proaram of per-IP1D to the California Teacbcn
sentenced to pnson. DcukmeJ1an fonnancc tests for 3rd-. 6th-, 8th-Assoctauon."
called the sentencing plan "trafi-and I 2th-trade public school stu-The CAP test b1Jls were SB964 by
cally fiawed," contcndina that pns-dents, and he also rejected a scaled-Sen. John Garamend1, D-Walnut
onen could be released premature-"own veniou of the CAP prOlf&ITl. Gij>ve, and SB26 I 3. by Hart Gar-
ly. Hon111mmcd1atcly called the ac-amcnd1"s ball would have re-ntab-, . ..
Budget plan to hit nearly everyone ~
·' By Alan Fram employment benefits. enacted Ill full -will ever have cents to 24 cents per bottle. .
The AMOCl•ted Pr... The Bush admin1strat1on believes lhal effect IS uncertain There are Gasoline, rtOW taxed by I.be rar-
, WASHINGTON -"If you
smoke, drive Of drink," the
proposed budget aareemen1 will h11
you where 1t huns. one con-
arcss1onal leader S8)S. Bui even tf
you don't do an) of 1hose 1htngs.
)ou'll still feel 1he pain.
the SSOO billion 1n tough tax and too many quesuon marks, ra ng.10g al government at 9 cents per pion.
spendin& measures prescribed in from the whims of forc1&n mvcstors will eventually carry a 21-«nt,,l)a'•
Sunday's aa,rttmen1 w11h con-to the price other counmes demand gallon levy. • •
a.rcss1onal leaders 1s nccessar) as a for 0tl. to predict ho~ the l '.S If you fly. ~ (~ tu _yoq pay
means of denting the federal dcficu. economy will beha\'e on your 11rhne U~ will ~
Elderly or disabled Medicare rc-
c1p1cnts will pa} higher premiums
~1udents will sec their federal
loan program reduced
Farmers would lose S 13 b1lhon 1n
agricultural subs1d1~
Among the other tnlcndcd ef-
fects Higher taxes for famtltcs
mo" 1ng up from To)ota to
Mercedes. less opponun11~ for lov.
tncomc families "ho depend on
subs1d1zed houstng -and for high
tr\comc taxpayers who~ accoun-
tan1s look for ever) possible deduc-
uon. Jobless Americans would v.a11
longer 10 receive their 1ntt1al un-
"In terms of pocke1book impact But while the countr. 'c, economic frofm 8 percent ~ 10 ~'-.. .__ · d r: r.. . anc) can. pnvate _,,._, oilVI• nothtn& can be more amporunt 10 octors wall ior t11e pre~npuon 10 and C'\'l.'el v.i U ~wed aaodMir 10
even. Amencan men and v.omen take effect. i\mencans ol all clas~ J rybo _.,.. ~,....,
•J ' be ked be f h percent a ve .... -'""" who arc either alone or who have arc tng as to ar a pan ° 1 e each item. Boat owners abo be
fam1hcs the} have to care for. than pa.in. assessed a S2S IAGual i:e U> help
1he overall economic cli mate.'' ~1d Some of the ma1or clements ol co, er the Coast Guarcrt COCll of
White Hou~ Chief of Staff John the fiYC-ycar budget plan v.cn: best pauolltng tbe waierways.
Sununu summed up b} Sena1c ~11non1~ People who cam ~ ,than
Leader Bob Dole. R-l-u1n v.ho S IOO OOO annually will loee J .pcr-
sa1d. "If you smoke drt' e or dnnk. cen1 of 1hcar dcductioot above' that The budgc1 negotiators
Sununu tncluded -belie' c 1hat
after the yelps of protest die down.
their budget agreement "'II pass
Congress and ha ve a positive e-ffcct:
you·rc going to pa~ a hnle more .. amounl '
C1g.arc11e ta.xc'> "''II graduall) Lpper-m1ddlc<lass w-.c ~
grow from the current I b ccn1s per will noucc-h1aher t.a.xeS taken dut of
pack 10 24 cen1s their paychecks too. Tbe l.4S per-
The tax on a SIA-pack of bct"r v.111 cenl tax that helps support the
go from 16 cents to 36 cent\ ..\ Medicare prop-am. wh.icb it .a.ow
gallon of hard liquor "'111 be taxed applied 10 onl) the fint SS l .)00 of
Sl3.70. up St.20 from 1oda) The income, will now be subtrw::'l.ell for
1f lev > on table wine will grov. lrom. 3 the fim S 73 ()()()
Hclptng the average Amencan by
spum ng the econom)-enough to let
interest rates drop and businesses
prosper.
Whether the package -even
Gull crisis hits economies Report of Nixon pardon
theft proves t o be hoax NICOSIA. Cyprus -Saddam
Hussein's conquest of Kuv.a11 has
sent economic shock v.a,cs around
the globe. doubling 011 pncrs. plagu-
ing stock markets. undermining
business confidence and lea' rng
poor countnes in Eastern Europe
and Asia tn dire strait\
But 11 has brought "'1ndfalls lor
011-productng countries "ho "111
make b1lhonl1 of e\tra dollars th1'i
)Car as crude pnrc-, cltmh ~1mc
Iraq's 1n\ac,1on. 1hc~ ha'c gonl'
from S 16 a barrel l o around S40
Some anal} sis belle' e pnccc;
could pass 1hc So .5 mark belorl·
long. fueling 1nlla11on and ra1s1ng
the spec1cr of recession and h1ghN 1
1ntcrcs1 rates
"The (Persian) gulf cns1'i 1s not
Drlv• llltl llady .
flllld In underpass 1
LO"lG BE..\CH -.\s a dn' l'f I
v...1~ reponing h1'i d1o;co,e11 ol .1
nudl· v.oman found shot 10 death
1od..1\ in a frcev.a~ undcrpa\\.
..1nothl'r mull>n'>I ran o\Cr the ~xJ,
pollll' \d1d
The uniden11tied "oman v.a\
lound aooul 7 am on the ( ar.,on I
"itrcl'I undcrpa\'I of lhc Long l:k· .. H h
only d1srup11ng v.orld peace and
sccunl). tt 's also 1..as11ng a darl>.
shadow O\ er 1he prospects for
world economic de,clopmenl and
prospent) ... Japan's Finance '.11tn1'1·
ter. R)utaro Hashimoto declared
las1 week 1n ~ ashington
The 1ndus1naltzed v.orld v.a, bel·
tcr prepared 10 rope v.1th 1h1s c..n'll'>
than 1he 011 shocl>.'i of 19"3 and
1979. despite 1nlla11una~ pre\sure'i
Bui 1he deht·rtddrn fhtrd ~ orld
laces a gnm 11me
-8} tb~ Asso<'latfil Pr~ss
YORBA LINDA -A rcpon of a break-LO and theft of
supposed!~ 'alu~blc paper1 at the Richard Nt'\On L1brar) over tk
.,.,.ccl>.end apparent!) .,.,.as a hoa11. poh~ and .,.,.,re sen ice sourcn
said Sunda~
l 'n1denufed persons sent a fa'< cop) to l 'mted Press lnter-
na110nal office 1n Los ..\ngelc'i that th1ev~ had stolen papen
l O,cnng former President (1erald Fords pardon of Nixon.
Bul Roger &nnett o'cm1&h1 ednor at l Pl said. museum
officials reponed that the pardon .,.,.as ne'er kept at the hbra~. Brea
pohle ~1d 1here v.cre no report., ol a brcak-tn at lhe rt'(·cntl)
opened prcs1den11al hhran
Start Now ... Lose up to
30 lbs. by Tha ksgiving!
Take Steps Now
Toward a Slim, New You!
~ Y If YOU WEIGH 170 LBS YOU COULD WEIGH 14'LIS
f/ If YOll WUGH 160 LBS YOU COULD WEIGH 130 LIS. ---
,,.., If YOU WE 1(,H 150 LBS YOU COULD WEIGH 120 LIS. f rrcv...1\. \a1J l.>ct Logan ~ ren 111
lhl' Lung Beach Polin· Depanmenl I
"II apl)t•arcd that the 'Kllm "'a'
sho1 :11 some other lcx.·ation and I
tran'iportcd IO that locatton. "here..·
she "a' Jumped ou1 ." Wren <>.J1d
9-' If YOU WEIGH 1(() LBS. YOU COULD WEIGH 110 LIS.
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1..ltng peaches. milk
nan4ay: Q, en cnsp' chicken
and roll or soft Uh:o/lcttucc chC'C">C.
potalo round'h apple. mill>.
Friday: Spaghctt1/frcn'h hread ur
soft taco/lmuce/chcc1e l.C'rncl
lorn. mill>. lemon JUtCc bar
Oeeu View
Sdoel District
MoDday: Bumto. tossed \alad
oraniic. milk.
Ttleaday: Com dog. carro1 \lid.
apple. milk.
WedD"41ay: Hot dog. f rcnrh fnr\,
lemon JUICC bar. milk.
nanday: Oven cmp) ch1ckrn.
pou110 rounds. p1neapplr juice.
crackcrd11c5, milk
FrtUy: Spa1hc111. krmt'I com.
grape JUICC, milk
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Tbe tmn.iMDy ill man ~
near death Mle11 one of his four
IOU decided to call 91 l. Luao. fla., paralnedic:s urived
IOOG afterward and IOI a hostile
~ The Other three SODS
threatened the paramedic:s with
pb)'lica.l harm. The father, they
said. had a livilta will and did not
want bis life sustained by artificial
means. He should be allowed to die
in peace.
While paramedics retreated and
waited for police, death settled the
issue. The man's heart stopped
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iDa f I 11111 dilemma lw parunedicl
and otbef e-.eney medjca}
worUrL
Tbit cue ud otben bM led to I
new ~ Uaat ordin Pmellal
County parunedicl to~ liv-
in& wills. meuiaa emcraency
worken rnpondias to 91 l calls
must provide liro..uitainina t.reat-
menL
••When 911 ii called, that is a
tacit physician-patient rela-
tionship;• 111d Dr. Joe Ryan. medi-
cal dtrcctor of tbe Pinellas Emera-
ency Medical Services Authority_
.. We assume lbat the call is a cry for
help, and we asswne the patient
'
doll -.t die bendlt of medical
Wbllt9Ct We will pn>vidc retutd·
1ation dlOns. ..
1'1ie ~m 11 that terminally iµ
sieople with livina wills, or. tbci.r
tamiliel do not undentand the
eftecta ~f calliaa 91 t when death is
imminent., laid ~ter Deputy
Fare Chief' Da~ K..insey.
0 we·re catcbina • hell." Kin sey
said. .. From a family's standpoint,
I can't blame tbtm. But people
need to know that if you call 91 1.
we're leplly required to ao to work
and cannot honor a bv1na will.
YO&l've. requested ..help. and we're
oblipted to provide it."
Hil.lsborouah County paramedics
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Afftleted with Pldftca Community Hoepftef
;,.. iDIWCJld IO ._. .. = willt·tbat ... ~ ...
by a doctor.
Florida law o~ ~ U..
matter of livina Will• in • bOIDital
settina, eccordiat IO I wrltlla
opinion from Mary JulieDM Yard,.
a tcnior .-IWlt at&omq who re-
sean::bed the law.
She decided that Pindlll EMS
worken should not deal -1th livi.Qa
wills. ..
The new policy protcctl emaa-
ency medical ~ helPI P.R>-vc.nt cooflicu an ~ 11tu-
auons and Jiva famillet time to
make rauooal decisions. Ryan said.
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Mania Lather lt'8e Jr. ~
~COwqed peopli to tbrow joka
Ullle9d of l10aelo • .. Laupw it lo " be ... : ... ~ ., ..., -.
u 1 •. put way to budlo your
tnetntes -loYe tbe bcU out or them.••
By .. joka" I don't think be
meant the kiDd o( pnctkaJ joka
which are played at tomeOG6 e1te•1
txpeGte. Dr. Kiaa could never have
aone Ilona with the idea of ember·
rusu11o (fiab~ ot pbydc:ally
hurtina 10mebody.
· J. for oae. did identify wilb the
victims. la '8ct. I alwayi bated tbat
propam becaUM l iddttificid 10
auon,Jy.
l wouldn•t like it at aJI if I bid
bCCft one of the .. practical jokeel ..
who bad been duped at the airport.
I don't like much of what socs on
in one of today's updated venions.
c:aUed ••America's Home Videos."
eithet.
spice up an otbcnritc nio-ot-the-
mill ~ Let me .ell )'OU what
happened to me.
My £rietMtl. Joe.one Ind Bob,
t»rou&bt a live frOI (with a cricket
perched on ifs bad for the fros'•
next meal) into Bistro 201, 0ranaie
County's newest posh rcstauraDt
They left it at my table as a sift.
"'l '11 teach you to mess with
frop. .. Joanne uid.
Tot.ck up for a moment. several
weeks aao I bad been rumftlalina
I,
~ -ui_ AlldreY• ~ltitlded ltJll.· a bOubque·O.. Paci& Ca.II
Hi&bway, and came 8CTOll a cute
liulc silver ~ pan of a colleaion or whimsical ~lry. Since I.Mn.
I've been we:arina my froa on my
shoulder.
.. He used to be a prince." I tell
anyone wbo asks (wtucb bas been cnouab to malt.e anyone smile.)
UsuaUy, it's women who arc
most likely to notice an unusual
piece of costume jewelry. but an this
Remember the old TV Candid
Camera stunu. like the falte,.bc>t·
tom suitc:ue trick? .
The ~ ... lhowecl up wi.th the And bcaune .. &antic .. c:.omd' in
One week. this abow featured J
obese tolfer swin1an1 bis club m an
awkward manner, in order to avoid
hittina bis own belly. ~ poor
fellow lolCs his bllancc in tie pro-
cess and tumbles backwards down a
Iona hill.
~umana ,to celebrate new facility
phony auncase •.Del placed a( o~er ,Jin-1tyles. home audiences were
the bq of some u~u&pectana treated to a11~· ndl frenetic exb.1-~ve~er w~ own reaction to los-bitions of bow pie coped with
ana hil/ber.awtcue waa then taped. perional tm
Each victim was frantic. of The ~ p~ucen assured
course. •r I were abc>ut to take a trip us at was all dOne in aood.Jun. we
and I . dilClOv~ my .1~. had were to lauah at ounelves. lia)lten
been npped off m the 11rpon. l j be up a bit and identify with whom-
franllc too. ever was the' victim.of·tbe-momenL
The audience roared -and · I
admit l felt like lauahina for a
moment, too. But then I wondered
if the man had hurt himself -and
exactly how he felt •t bting made
fun of by millions of vi ewers.
--Sometimes, however, a not-so-
practical ··practical Joke" that
doesn't bun anyone's feelings .can
HUNTINGTON BEACH :.-Hu-
mana Hospital will hold a cel-
ebration of the openina of its new
Dual Diqnosia Unit on Thunday.
from 4 to 7:30 p.m.
The I I -bed unit ~ill treat pa-
tients With depreiSlOO and other
emouonal illnesses commonty a.s.-
sociated with alcot1ol and other
Arthroscopic .surgery major advance
Arthroscopy is the most frequent-
ly performed orthopedic procedure
in the United States today. It is
estimated that over I .S million
arthrote0pic operations will be per-
formed in 1990.
Artbroscopy was initially de-
veloped in Japan over 50 yean ago.
however, it was not until the J 970's
that it was applicable to orthopedic
suracry. ArthrotCOpy was fint used an the
knee jornt by orthopedic suraeons
treauna athletes. The advantqcs of
this procedure qwck.ly became clear.
The arthroscope allows the suracon
to look d1rec1ly into the JOsnt and
find out what IS wrona.
The suraery ii performed throuah
three or four smafl U mm) mc1s1ons.
This allows the patient to heal m a
matter of da)". The suracry 1s
us:!!Ii performed as an outpatient
pr . urc, and this lowen the cost.
frequently used in knee and
shoulder suracry, however. it 1s also
used in elbow, wrist. hip and ankle
suracry. Ori&:inally, the arthroscope
was used to make a di1anos1s of a
JOlnt problem that could not be
made by physical examination or ll·
rays.
Now we not only make the
d1qnos1s. but we perform corrective
suraery at ~c same time. A sk1lled
and cxpenenc:ed arthroscop1st 1s
able LO m.arupulat.c the scope and
instruments 1ns1de the knee while
lookma It the telev151on SCrttn
The most common procedure per-
formed in the knee 1s a partial
menisccctomy-thc removal of a
tom picc of canllasc. The bones of
the knee Joint arc separated by two
half-moon carulqc cushions or
menisci.
Softening of the canila&c surfaces
of the knee bones or kneecap often
occurs o ver ume. The loose. frayed
tissue can cause pain and swelling of
the knee. This dam14cd tissue can
be shaved off using powered
arthroscopic tools
•
Recently, instruments and tech-
niques have been ckveloocd for per-
form1na arthroscop1calf > assuted
hpment reconstruction. Once again.
this allows fo r a shorter hospital stay
or even an outpauent suricry o nly.
as well as a much quicker rccovel)
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The procedure ca'l\ usually bt per-
formed in lctl man one hour. and
this shon anesthetic time aJso
speeds up the recovery process.
Knee suracry prior to anhroscopy
involved much laratr 1nc1sions and
a lenathy recovery.
The meniscus 1s frequently tom
with a twisting inJury of the knee
Whak I.his commonly occun dunna 1---------------------------.
athletics. it can also oc:cure dunrt&
day-to-day acuvitics. The knee win
The arthf'OICO~ IS I 4 mm.
diameter fiberoplJc hand held tcle-
vs1on camera. This scope can bt
inserted into a J01nt (art.hro) for a
direct look. The arthroecope 1s most
swcl,k .. lock," pop and become pain-
ful. 1 he person will often have pun
with simple activities such as waJk-
tnl or standina. This tom piece of
cart1laJC is easily removed with
arthroscopy. and 1t 1s estimated that
S00.000 people will underao this
procedure th.is year.
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TH E HUNTINGTON SENIOR RESIDENCE
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ANNOUNCING
RE-ESTABLISHMENT
Of
Medical Practice
to the following
New Address
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(114) 831-449&
The Paths of Life Meet
at Hunttnmon~ Terrace
If )OU\'f rncht'd a point of urt·s IW't'd or •ut wt our ~,,..nu,
•lid \\Mtt tlunp llttn\ tu bt-~· offer, thrft allK'Cbt* lf\th of 'it'f
llOA I btt rode)' and ll'f \Mi~ 500M' \~ 1\10 ~kl' lritimnt'fll l.Mntt.
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I fuU 'l("nict' • lluntll~On
m&ttmtm fC'fT'l('f 'b1 h
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substance abuse. The unit 11 staffed
hd equipped to treat th' duaJ
diseases of substance abuse with
emotional illnesses.
Si.,-Eddie Fisher will provide
th~ musical entertainment bqin-
nma at 5:45 p.m. David Smith.
M.D .• founder and medicaJ djrcctor
of lhe Haiabt Asbbury Free Osn1c
an San franctJCO. will dilcu• ~
Interface Between Addiction Medi·
cane and Psychiauy in die ,_,,~
ment o f the Dual Di.,,,,. f>a..
uent.. at 6 p.m. Dr. Smith is a
leader m the field o( dual di .... s.
The open boux ii opal to 1he
pubbc at no cbatle· Fot more ib-
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By Vida Doon
Ofwlgl Cout Deily Ptlol
Consultation day: I arrived 30
minutes early. Nervous? Well, I
didn"t want to ht late.
In the office. my eyes dancd
about caut1ously. while I tried
to look cool. But I felt so foolish
that I wan1ed to act up and
lcavC. In my reporter's
notebook I jotted down, "What
am I doing here in a faciaJ
pla stW:: surgeon's office?''
A young woman came in and
turned on the tcle\·ision set. Ah!
There were those slides again,
the tared "beforcs" and the
marvelous "af\cn." Yes. that's
wh y I 'was here .
I wanted the rested took, and.
no sagging skin. When Dr.
Brennan asked. ··v1da. what do
you wan1?"' I told him whal I
reall y didn't want -bags over
m\ eyes and under my eyes
mOrc bags lap?tng down on my
cheeks, and chec ks going down
10 v1s1 t with my neck.
I stood before a thrce-way
mirror as Dr. Brennan, with his
hands gcntl} lifting ch«"ks. C)e-
hds and· neck here and there to
show what could be done ... The
1dea is nol to make you look 17.
but to make you look beucr ...
he t'>.pla1ncd .
So calm. So rt'assunng -so
"h ~ "as I stilt apprehensive"
lnc1s1ons. I was told. would
for the most par1 be hidden
1ns1de the hairline and around
Lhe rrOnt or Lhe tar and behind
1he earlobe .. We want to im·
PrQVC ~ IP'J)Cl.l"aJK% without
Lhc obviou1 telltale sians like
Kan. Nobody hates a scar more
lhl:n I do," said Brennan.
W6at about bruisin1 and
swellina?
"It I s possible to have dis-
coloration and swellina, but it is
not the end of the world and it
-will slowly subside. You will be
able to ao o ut in one week and
fool the world. and then you
will look more natural all the
time.··
Uh huh. uh huh. I was nod·
dins. .. that sounds great. But
... aJI this talk about anesthesia,
incisions, swellins. .. is it panic
time yet? ~touth goes dry, tape
recorder breaks, hands fumble a
litlle. I was assured that ii was
normal to be apprthensi vc
about having surgery on your
face. "I would be concerned if
you weren't. It 1s elective sur-
gery and you arc volurtteenng.
It's a big step and because of
that you want to make surt that
it's worth all the down side -
thal njustifics the lime. trouble,
the risk and the expense."
The consultatton continued
wi th photographs from every
angle and a talk wi th Jeannette
Mauerhan. surgjcal consuhan1.
_who discussed a scheduli ng
~tc, the c11.pe nSt of every
procL-durc I wanted and a form
descnb1ng each procedun.· and
all of its nsks (healing com pilca·
lions, s.carrtng. C\ en blindness
and dt•ath . )
I called the office a j(-" da~s
la ter and 1he datt' "a"' 51..·1 for
Sept ~7.
NEXT: THE SU RG ERY.
Hanging up on 'yakkers'
DEAR ANN LANDERS: Hoora)
for the woman 1n New Orleans "ho
was incensed by computC"T"17cd ~lcs
pitches that ued up her telephone.
111,e 1n California where w(' ha\C
a different kind o f problem It's not
computerized messages. 11's people
who pester us to dealh. Sc\('ral
mo nths ago. I "as getting at lea\!
three calls a da) fro m con art1'itS
trying to sell me so mcth1n~. Ont:
caller ac1uall) tncd 10 get mt: to bu~
shares 1n a Souih .\fncan d1an1ond
mine. After I brought up 1h1s
nu1sanct• at a mt·e11ng uf senior
c1 11zens. a woman handed nt(' a
Ann Landers
brc>1:hurc Please pr1n1 the high· ~
lfghls. Ann. I IOund 1hem \l'r) 'TJ t. rt .... <:>" 1n iOrmat1vc and am ~urc others -·-·-==
wil l. 100. \.Viser No..-. In
Southern (al.
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The following 1s from Senior's
Action Alert. a crime prcvenuon
news magazine put out b) the ( al1-
forn1a attorney general's office:
Selling over the telcpho nt' 1s big
business. Each year Amcrttans arc
e>.pected to buy more than S200
billion worth of goods and se:r .. 1ces
O\Cr the phone.
Man) people en1oy shopping by
phone It saves ume. h 's easy. It's
convenient. Some re putable com-
panies use telephone sales as a wa)
tu kc-cp pncC'' lu" and tustumcrs
happ) anJ \u )Cll more proJutt!>.
Bue there's anolhcr s1Jl' 10 tele-
phone s.hopp1ng -thOM' lx1der-
roo n1 pitches Thi.'~ n1anagc to con
Americans out of ahout SI b1lhon
C\Cr) year. Moi.t u1 the '>'1Ct1m.., are
elderl) people on li:\ed incomes.
The U.S. Postal ~r\ 1t·e co;t1mates
that mort' than 70 pcrccnl of"thesc
boiler rooms 01:x:rate out of Lo..,
Angeles and Orange ( oun11c'
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A 1quirrel inonkcy was amona
the critlen a.pturina thC attention
of auesu arte.ndina the $40 per
person fundMiser ''Monkey Busi·
ness" at tbt popular hlnaout in
Irvine. Other pen.y props in<:luded
a live snaU. miniature hed&ehoa.
barn O\lo'I, i4u!na and possum.
"Some pqo•le don't even know
we have a zbq in Oranae County,"
n'oted staffer Jacqueline Bcunkens
of the 38-year·Okl . 20 acre facility in
Santa Ana.
· .. we don't thjnk of this as a Santa
Ana zoo. bU1 an Oranae County
zoo. And it's vowing. We have one
of the best primate collections for
our s1zt in the country. And thrre
are plans for a wholt new "'Orld
class zoo in the making. .. confided
party chairwoman Trudy Thomas
of Newpon Beach.
Why the zn1 for the zoo, we
asked Thomas? "I grew up down
the str«t from the zoo," she: said.
··we had birthday parties there and
hung ou1 around Monkey Row. I'm
giving back."
Next Day Coverage
The Stars and Slflpes Jiala
Ca1se: Center Dance Alliance
Or1ul1er: Janet Eggers
LocaUoa: Westin South Coast
Plaza Hotel
Doaalloa: S 125 per person
Alteadaace: 2~0
VIP't: 75 members of the
New York Ci t~ Ballet
Head111raer: Ja11 mus1c1an
Herbie Hancock
Bollom Line: Hopcfull) s 10.000
Carol Humphreys
The cages on Monkey Row hope
to someday become the propmed
Morlkey Island. a natural. moated
exhibit that will allow people to
watch the monkey antics in a trop-
ical environment. J.E. Prentice,
who donated the zoo land in 1949
stipulatcii that there must always be
50 monkeys on display or the land
will revert back to the family. Two
endangered red back squirrel
monkeys are among the mo nkey
collection the zoo currently hosts.
When not animal watching. the
150 animal lovers sipped chilled
while wine and munched on an
Italian hors d'oeuvrcs feast o r-
ganized by the restaurant's general
manager. Antonio Moretti. Many of
the guests were loyal customers, the
main reason for his hos1ing the
pther1ng.
"We come here of\en. too often ."
quipped Tamie Leach, attending
with another Prego regular Ron Rus
who admitted celebrating his 40th
birthday there. Mike Majewski. Trudy Thomas and lko the squirrel monkey.
68 •111~1 .. Support groups available tar every anxiety
When I lived in Manhattan a
couple of decades ago. psy-
choanalysis traditional!) took
their vacauons 1n August, lea\·1ng
a sizeable chunk of the ci ty
w11hout a Fa1her Figure -o r a
couch 10 he on. Pauents were so
desperate. lhe) s1aned unloading
o n one anolher at conscience-
ra1s1ng cocktail parties. It was not
o nly less expensive. but ancr get·
ting shghll) smashed. 1t was eas-
ier to discuss their subiLmated
host1h11es. This tr1ggt'red a prof11-
fera tton of support groups who
share the same phobias and
an1ue11es.
I belong to several of these
organ1zat1o ns. The most con-
trovers1al 1s an underground
movemcnl sponsored by the
Baseball Widow's Association.
Our goal is to hm11 this sport on
the tube 10 1wo weeks a year -
which would give us back our
husbands and lovers on wee:k-
ends. It's such an inflammatory
issue, however. members must
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carry baseball bats to dt•l"cnd
themsel'>'eS.
rm also President of W1 \es of
Husbands Who Refuse to Sec a
Doc1or. Our membership. whic h
runs 1n the milhons. receives a
monthly newsle11er w11h the
latest ad\'ancci. 1n Spouse Man-
aicment through psyc hological
warfare, bnbcs. threats and hyp-
nosis.
Hypocho ndriacs Anonymous
1s a ded icated support group of
ex-pulse takers and reformed pill
poppers who operate a hot line
for lapsed hypochondn acs. To
preserve anonymity. members
arc 1dcnt1ficd by their pel 111·
nesscs. In my neighborhood
chapter. wc have Dorothy
Duodenum. Giana Gallstones
and 8111) Bile Duct.
No a.use is 100 1nv1al 10 a11rac1
a loyal band of followers. A good
example 1s Grannies for Thank
You Noles. Who would imagine
1h1s would spark militant upns-
1np? But recently I w1tnesse:d a
street rall y of outraged grandmas
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their grandchildren. "No Thank
Yous. No Gifts!" These s1l vcr-
ha1red ac1ivists also support
tou&b Jaw.s on kids talking ""'1th
their mouths full.
Did you know who is respon-
sible for the oat bran craze? The
Lcaaue of Women Oaters. a low
profile. powerful Washingto n or:
g.an1zat1on who are convinced
oats can solve all of Amenc.a ·~
problems -1nclud1ng the.deficit.
gridlock and liberals.
Wheneve r I feel neglec ted b)
my brood. I don'1 kno\lo ""'ha1 I'd
do wuhout the guidance of the
Ncgl«ted Moms of Amcnca.
They offer invaluabl~ advice on
·how to double your kids' mail
and phone calls by pushing the
nght guilt bu119ns. It 's an easier
keyboard to learn than your per·
sonal computer.
Another issue ga1 n1ng
gro undswell support amona older
women 1s 1he Pr<rCho1cc Move-
ment on Hemlines. Their battle-
cry. which 1s printed on their
statione:ry, reads "Seventh A\·
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It's .time to get_ teed off at the Costa Mesa City
Attorney s f:?tliCC, which ruled Wednesday that preferential
treatment. given to t-he ~en's Oub at the city's public golf
course might be appropnate.
The city should take a Mulligan on the two.page
~nion . researched and written by Assistant City Attorney
Sall ~ Ma y, and stan over again.
The controversy centers around the preferential staning
times allotted to members of the Men's Oub at ,the Cersti
Mesa Golf and Country Club on weekend mornings. which
Marilyn Burrell rightfully says discriminates against women.
In quite a stretch of logic. the assi1tant city attorney said
the preferential starting times may be allowable provided the
Men's C lub renders a "substantial public service" in return
for the preferential starting times and is Opt"n to both men
and women.
The op1n1on goes on 10 say that the Men's C lub'appears
to meet the public service cnteno n by organizing two public
golf tournaments each year. Apart from annual dues of $35
to $85 a year, there appear to be no other barriers to
membership. Ma) amazingl y concluded.
•We could successfully argue that org:nizing two annual
public golf tournaments shouldn ·1 be the basis for getting the
prime golf times througho ut the year.
. .\nd \l.."C could point out. 1n an even stronger argument.
that the Men's Club. tho ugh technicall y o pen to both sexes.
1s defac10 an all-men's club. In fact. 1n 23 years not o ne
\I.Oman has e''en asked about J01 n1ng. That's "-'h ) the public
course has a Women's Club. ""'h1 ch gets prcrerent1al starting
times on ""'eckda)S. an anachronism left over from the days
Y.hc n n1ost v.•omen were houscw1,es.
But !ht· strongest reason fo r eliminating !he preferential
tee times 1s simple: this LS a public golf course. and no one
should get favorable treatment. l 'ht• tee times. whe ther
the~ 're 2 p.m on \.\'ednesda) or 8 a.m. on Saturda). should
be gi,en o ut on a fi rst-come. first -scne basis.
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By David Rapp
· ·:.~A:i:--:::-.:e':".;:;.;.;.·~ The irony is
hard to escape. Ten years after they
marched in lockstep with Ronald
Reapn's campai&n 10 act the feder-
al goverrlmcnt "ofT the back" of
American industry, the nation's
b1gest 01! companies spc:n1-much
of thi1 year beping Conarcss for
new rqulatory help -specifically.
new laws hmitin& their liability in
the even1 of catastrophic oil spills.
They wanted protecuon from a
menact"that ha s become more fear-
some than the infamous Washing-
ton regulatory bureaucracy. They
wanted to be saved from the states.·
which in thc past decade of federal
inaction have imposed new rules of
1he1r own.
Few would ha,·e guessed a decade
ago how Reagan's s1mplc and com-
forting answer 10 the regulator)
problem -Jet states and localtt1es
do 11 -would come back 10 haunl
the industncs that agreed 'ol.'llh 11
Dunng the 1980s. as Jeg1s lat1on
to SCI up broad liability standards
languished 1n Congress. 19 stales
enforced their own laws expos1ng
sp1 lters 10 unhmlled hab1lit). The
od compan1e~ -with the shipping
1nduslf) s1and1ng alongside them
-pleaded With c·o ngress IO Impose
a l1abd1t)' cap that would preempt.
or override. s1 ~1e ac11on . Fc-dcral
law, they argued. should provtdl' a
uniform natio nal system to replacc-
the patchwork of state law!>.
They did not get 11 . Influenced 1n
large part by the 1989 Exxon Valde1
d1!oastcr 1n Alaska. Congress in stead
passed a bill I.bu year allowing
states to impose an) 1Lab1ht} stan-
dards they choo~. Not onl } that.
1hc new law permits state courts.
rather than JUSI federal co urts. 10
hear 01l-sp1ll su1ls brou&ht under
Wnlll,,,,.,, C./lln1
federal law.
ll gives the states equal authorily
with the U.S. Coast Guard in deci-
ding when an oil-spill cleanup is
complete. When ii became law in
August. 11 stood as a mighty cxam-
ple of the economic powcr statcs
and localities ha ve reclaimed from
Washington 1n the years of de-
regulation.
It is far from the only example.
Stales ha 'c restnctcd 1obacco
billboard ads and offshore 011 dnll-
1ng, imposed new food labeltng and
truck safety ~u1remcn1s, and
granted protccuon to whistle-blow·
crs who work for private corpor-
ations.
Wherever the feds havc stopped
regulating. and thcrc is publicity
about damage being done to the
env1ronmcn1 or to consumers, busi-
ness can e.\pcct an activ1sfstate or
local govern ment 10 move in . In
man) cases. thoS<' govemmcnts arc
\lt'llhng to move further than Wash-
ington ever considered go ing.
Congre-ss 1s a regulatory battle-
ground again , not so much because
11 1s lx1ng asked to impose new
federal rcgulauons. hul because 1n-
dustnes arc asking 11, as the oil
companies did on the sp11l 1ssuc. to
preempt or nu1!1f) stnngen1 state
action.
California. for example . passed a
law 1n 1986 rcquinng food pro-
cessors 10 warn consumers about
any food con1a1n1ng carcinogenic
chemicals. Processors and grocers
are nOt asking the state to change its
mind. the y arc trying to get Con-
gress to preempt all such stale la-...·s.
Some of lhis same maneuvering
1s going on 1n the execut1 ve branch.
Jus1 as stales have taken the kind of
regulatory action Congress used to
take 1n the pre-Reagan years. thC)'
have a~sumed some of the func-
11ons of the Federal Trade ('om·
mission, also grown quiet in the
Rcapn years.
Business and trade associ1tion1
arc startina 10 ask !he FTC lo
intervene on their side as a counter-
weiah1 to new state action. Whcn
Texas sued Quaker Oats Co., claim-
in1 its ads (alsely promised to re-
duce cholesterol and heart attacks,
the food industry went 10 the FTC
1n search of new federal rules that
m1&ht pretmpt the state ones. The
FTC did not respond.
The irony ofill th1s is not lost on
slate and local officials, who com-
plained tn a rct:ent survcy by the
Advisory Commission on lnter-
1overnmcntal Relations that federal
prcempuon of their laws is more of
a problem than ever. The com-
m1ss1on found that more than half
oflhe 350 federal preemptive statu-
1cs enacted since tbt: found1n1 of
the Republic have been enacted 1n
1he past 20 years. Most of them
cenlcred on health, safety and con·
sumer concerns.
Bui corrcnt political dynamics
suggesl lhat staies have li.ttle rca~n
10 fear any massive ncw 1mpos111oh
of federal prrcmplion laws.
Once you get past the irony of
business talk1n1 about the need for
federal action -and consumer
gro ups and liberals talk1n1 about
states' n&.hts -the fact u tha1 thc
idea of kdcral precmpllon 1s hard
to sell 1n Congress.
Trad11ional Republican con·
servat1vcs sull bclicve 1n stairs·
r11hts, combined with liberal
Democrats who look 10 stales for
the next round of consumcr and
environmental laws, they make a
maJor11y. Mos! of the business lob-
byists who dciCCnd on Congrc-ss
arau1n1 for precmp11on arc '01ng 10
meet the same fate the 011 com-
panies did on 1hc spill issue.
David ~pp I• a •e"• ~Jtor at
Coa1rr11/oaaJ Qaarterly.
Talk or war sooner, rather than later
WASHINGTON -White Housc aide~ are talk.-
-1n1 backstaac about an early war 1n lhc Persian Gulf.
Monument Battlefield.
Meanwhile, HouK: Judiciary CommLll«' OK's
IC&11da1ion lo beef up the powers of the Indian ~ns and
Crafts Board. which controls tradcmarks 1dfn11fy1n1
11 •'U'nc Indian-made arts and crafts.
Housc Armed Services Commit!«' ('ha1rman Les
A.spin, [)..Wis., reports Presidcnt Bush bchcvcs the
Iraqi pillaaing of Kuwa11 may fort'c his hand. Wa111n1
for lhe economic sanctions to bite might mean therr
won'\ be anyth1n1 left 1n Kuwa11 10 save.
Factors h1n11ng at an earl y war -November or
December -include:
-Dcscn war would be easier 10 fight 1n lhe
winter. Also. a winter war would be over before late
June, when m1lhons of Moslcms will make the pil·
a.rimaae to the holy city of Mecca 1n Saudi Arabia.
-Pcntaaon planners expect the Gulf task for~ 10
be: a1 a fi&h11ng ~ak soon. fre1 a leng1h y standoff would
dull thc military edae.
-Early attack would pre-empt any ancmp1 by
Saddam Hussein to stqc a phony rcfcrendYm in
Kuwail, where enou&h Iraqi soldicrs arc now posted 10
1uar1ntcc a result favorable to Baghdad.
Aspin says Bush talks about "triggering cvcn1s··
1uch as harm 10 the hostaaes or 1crroris1 action,
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With Gennan unification official Oct. J, a "Space
Available" sian is up at the office bu1ldin1 o nce
occupied by the Eas1 German Embassy. Most of the
JO..pcrson staff has scattered. Former press at11che
frank Mader is back in ~rman y -working for Coca
Cola.
The FBI prept.res 10 r.'eld test a hi&h-t«h way of
detenninin1 whether a suspect has handled drup.
The test -tou1ed as quicker and less intrusive
than traditional-urine testin&-usts antibodies to sniff
out the presence of drup on a person's skin.
The first dru1-test kits -200 for cocaine ind 200
for heroin -wjli be: in the field soon. If the tcs1 p1ns
out. future kiu may be devised to test for
amphetamines, PCPI and explosl\lts,
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Mark Wl1111·11c.1 11
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a tour
of history
Not so very Iona 110 a four-day
seminar on · the ~nt advance·
ments in medical breakthrouah1
brou&ht a slew of prominent urol·
oaists from around the country to a
swanky hotel in Newport Beach.
Upon the last ni&ht of their stay,
I found myself on 1 double date
escorting Debbie, 1oined by her
sister Tina and her date. a urol011St
from upstate New York named Dr.
Maxwell.
Dr. Maxwell had an inherent
look of wisdom. A slender, rather
tall man that continually chewed on
the stem of an unli&htcd pipe.
Tina, on the other hand. is the
lypc of person 1hat makes no bones
about landina a man with money.
When it comes to men she prefen
the s1rona. solvent type. In fact the
only man she'll go out with is one
who is tall, dark and has some.
Debbie 1s qui1e the opposite. We
both en1oy good entertainment
which 1s why this was nol 1he first
double-date we had with Tina and
her "fresh" catch-of-the-day.
When the urol<>&is1 announced he
wan1ed us 10 show him the town on
his last n1&ht in Newport, Tina's
face hi up hke a Vegas marquee.
A fc...,· short minutes later. when
he announced his op1n1on that
Newport was the land of the supcr-
nch and far too nch for his blood,
you could hear the loud, solid
"lhud" of Tina's 1aw as n dropped
to the floor.
Turning to Debbie I announced
1n hushed tones. "Act o ne has jusl
begun."
.. Welllll," I mumbled. trying 10
fill the gap of silence ... you
know , Dr. M II. this coast actu·
ally had a humble bc-&inn1ng."
"You uld have fooled me,"
Max~ replied .
T y surpnsc, the doctor was
act lly 1ntcrestc-d. The way I saw it
er I Jas to carry the conversa·
n wuh talk of Old Ne-...·pon or 1t
as up to Max-...cll to infonn us on
his four da} seminar on unnary
tract d}sfunct1ons
The drive down MacArthur Blvd,
then up to CltfT Drive only created
more d1~11lus1onmcnt for Tina as
the urologist ogled eve') pass1n1
Rolls Roycc.
I spoke about the days when
Newport was a 11ny fish1n1 town
with simple people with s1m1lar
tastes.
Pointing out over the harbor. I
directed his attenuon to Lido I
e-.pla1ncd how, Lido was a IL11lc
mud flat created into 1he h vable
and mos1 desirable plact that 11 is
loday.
Interestingly, 1he daughter of o ne
of the gcntlcmcn responsible for
buildina Lido back in the late
1920s, rcmembc-rs 1ha1 the cil)' of
Newport Beach was broke and
could not pay tor the work. Instead
of money they were offered about
four plots of bayfront P.ropcrty. A
few years later thc family sold the
plots at a profit of fifiy dollars each
and felt that they had made a
killina.
We made our way to. Newport
Pier where I e~plaincd about the
McFadden family. 1hc Iona aonc
railroad dc~t and of course.
Charlie's Chili. We walked throu&h
1he Dory Fisherman fleet ind steJ>-
pcd 1crou the slrttt to &fib a bite
to cat 11 the Crab Cooker.
AJ the ni~t ~. Tina arew silent with only 10 occasional
heavy siah from time 10 lime.
After dinner we walked the
The Supreme Coun bq,ins its fall 1cnn with the
llahtnt doctt1 sinoc 19S4. The S7 cases scheduled for
re\liew won't be c.nouah to keep the coun. busy throuah
December. althou,ah more will be added as the term
l)r<lll'CUCI.
Mott obterven &a)' the low number of caite1 i1 due
to ju11icn beina more picky aboul wh11 they'll con-
sider, and that after 10 yean of conK1"V1dvc Reapn·
Buth )udicial 1ppointment1. the lower couru are
ma.rch1oa in lune with the hl&h coun..
Uplainina the difference between her viewi on Wcdae. All of u1 walked e~ccpt
smok.ina ind the Bush administration's efforts to Tina who remiined In the car with
expand toblcco e:1.pon1 ch11Jcnan U.S. Suracon Gen· 1 sudden 11llet or indilntion.
tl'll Antonia Novello. I e1pllined how the WeciJe pl1)'1
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Automation creates climate for JOb specialists
By Vicki Hetton
Today's world of business 1s a
world of spcC"1ahs1s.
Bui 1his has bc:c:n true since the:
day business began. Special·
1zation became a reality 1o1.hen thr
v1llagr baker dtt1ded 10 buy nour
from a miller rather than srind
his own and the miller bought
&rain from a nearby farmer rather
than JroW Ii himself.
Every year since. the fact of the
specialist has become more: ev1·
dcn1. It is p1nicularly visible: 1n
the temporary help services field.
Both c:mployen scckin& workers
and workers scckina jobs dis~
cover the relationship bttwccn
skJlls souahl and skills offered in
1hc employment marketplace.
An awareness of just how
much s~lization his arown
really hn h~me the ol~r mo~
ina as I reviewed the pnor dly s
calls for temporary WCkten. It
hu e11.p1ndcd and divcnificd
t1tmondousJy, respondina to the
chang.in1 economic and tec:hno-
ICJlical needs or busif)CIS and in-
dusUJ. Ptoptc who rqistcr ~th
ua for jobs and tht .eompi1n1n
that call t.a1 for work.en hive
needs far different from thote or
five: yean aao.
In the put1 tht call fro~ an
cm.ptoyer · KC-kin& 1 temp was
moet often 10 find IOmtj>ltt: to fill
in ror an rm1!4<7« on vlocallon or
o..t tick, Titi1 IS stilt I f'tctor. of
-bul -y Ille rmployrr
-"' -· "°' ror •
substitute body but for a specific
h1&h-lcvcl skill , and very fre-
quently in volving business auto-
mation.
Temporary t.clp aacncics still
bail out the company that has an
employee home: with the: nu. But
we as often supply • technology
1s we: fill 1 job title:: sq:Tt"tary. file
clerk. typist. receptionist. etc. II is
not at all uncommon to send •
1c:mporary to teach I permanent
employee how to perform an
automation· task which a com-
pany had not bttn raced wi1h
before.
A close look at almost any
businc:s.s today rc~eals it 1s in-
volved in an explosiol) or t«h·
nolOIY· Much of it is rooted in
business compu1c:ri1.1tion. rana-
ina from the personal computer
performina vital iuks for the:
small firm to the Pint mainframe
crunchin& numben for lhe con-
aJomera1c.
It's safe. I think. to say tha1
computeriz.ation of the workplace
is havina the all-time. bigest-
cvcr imp.ct on lhe temporary
help acrvitts ind1.1stry. This
chaoae is comirla about 1hrouah
supplyina o( tn1incn. AJJO today,
our oontribution c1ttndt to all
dcplrtmcntt o( butinesaet -in
lhe lllop. •oain«ri.... ........h
and devek>pmcnt. wa~houlina.
llld not ju11 In Ille b"ldhiooal
fronl olllce. " Now, _. lhaa Ille drjiland
Air -pnnirlts wll~ -~111 .. __ ..,.,_....._'°'
JOb specialists. For men and
1o1.·omc:n looking for good pl):. the
vanc:ty to be found in woRina for
several companies on a tempor-
ary basis rather th~n for one
company pcrmanen1ly, I urge you
to learn a skill related to the
computer. And for the employer
who 1s automat1n1 his business.,
get 1n 1ouch with a . supplier of
temporary help services 1n your
area. These alt'nc1n arc: rapidly
becoming sourt't'S of the: tn.iners
you need -men and .women
who wtll teach your pcrmancn1
employees whal to do and how to
do II.
Word proccs1in1 ('4mel 10. m.y
mind immediately. thouJh 1t 1s
just one of the bi1h~1ech
chalknaes open 10 compulCt-~it
c:ratc: temponnes. Companies
convenin1 from manual io auto-
mated systems can use quaJiftcd
temps to-teach hardware and soft-
ware 1~tcations to lhc pcr-
manenl slaff. There isn't.a. be1ttr
way to find tMK spt"Cial teache:n
(quickly and at a reuonabte cost)
than throuah an qency. Tbctt
men and women Ir.now what they
are doina. More. they understand
what is invotyed 1n .-ulna a~na
sk'ills 10 otbtn..
~imn a nttd for temps is
aienerated beceute companles att
r<quirrd 10 srnd ........... or Ille
pmnancn1 staff' to uothet lo-
cetioa Tor uainirtt Jn this situ·
•lloo. If Ille lninl~ .........
more than 1 day or fWOt edmi•i•
llllW• ""'""" moy tall aport, lkft>ft '°"" ~nti... ....
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manaatment and olhc:r 'ital
function~ arc behind schC'dulc.
Skilled temporary people: fill the
pp at a surpr1s1n&)y small pnce.
when you consider the: cost and
frustration of a major foul up.
In addiuon to the: btnefits tem-
poral)· help scrviCC"S offer com·
pan1es c:mbnic1n1 automa11on.
there arc other ~uses: gc:1t1ng
nccdc:d help in a pinch without
the: cost of advenising. SCTttn1ng.
1es11na.. evaluat1n.a. h1nna ando.fir·
1ng.. And, ofcounc, 1he emplO)C:f
is 1uaran1«<1 quahl) scrv1C"Cs or
t~ 1s no obhpt1on to pa).
Manaacmcnfs creative use of
temporary help make 11 a wise
in vestment. For a lot of years
temporary help agencies hive
supponed their clients 1n a t11r-
icty of job assiJnments -ever)·
th1na from complfte dc:panmc:nt
staffing fbr hi&b tumo,·er func-
tion&. fulfillment of unexpected
pcnonnel dcmlnci:' caustd . b>
production fluctuations. vacation
and sict leave. Now wt add
penonnel sufficiently skilled 1n
their spc:cialttcs to train others.
Jn my opinion. it's thi1 latter
suppon that wilt iml)tl(1 the tem-
pan.ry htlp ltf'Viccs indus1ry thr
most -both rmm lht sl&ndpotnt
of the cmpk>yen ·who c:all upon
aeencics to SU.~)' skins and lhc
employees w11h automation
ltnowtedtc who opt to work 1n
Ille ,.mporvy htlp field.
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Drug testing firm J
slumps as skeptics
raJect hair analysis
SANTA MONIC'o\ -Sales at a sales.
firm which has p1oneerTd hair "People '.\ay thert isn't c:nough
analysis testing to cktl"CI drug use known aboul hair analvs1s:· said
ha\C slo"'·cd 10 a tn('kle after federal Werner A Baumgariner. the:
off11:1als rtJC'C'tcd the valtd1t~ of hair chcmtst who fou·ndtd the: 4-ycar-0)d
1c:s11n1 methods. rompan)'. ··1 say then:-1s a lot
Last May. a National Institute on known about hair analysis. But un·
Drug <\butt panel rondemncd hair fonunately. ~are the: only c:xpcn~
anal)SIS as ··prcmioturc:·· for pre--It's our cnt!Cs that don't k.no"'
empk>yment or ~mploy« drug enouah about 11."
scrttn1ng. which ·~ the profitable Psychemcdics claims to be: able
market on wh.ch Psychc:n1c:d1a to snttn for five illepl drup. in ·
Cofl). had based its suC<"CSs. cludina marijuana. cocaine. PCP.
The: Food and Drug Adm1n1s-opiates and methamphctamine
tra11on followtd shonly thereafter which have been taken 1n the and ~ without nam'tn1 Psy-previous 90 days.
chcmedics.. said the firm's t«h· A.ccordin1 to studies b ~
niquc: was .. unreliable and 1s not Baumpnncr, drup pus into hair
ec:nc:rally rc:cocn1zed b> qualified f~licks from the bloodstream. 1n
u.pcns as effc:cti~... ' propon.1on to the amounts iOFSted.
A repon issued by a romm1tttt of Similar to urinalysas or 1 blood test.
t.hc: Society of ForensK Tox1-the prnenct of drup in 1 hair
col<>11sts. the group asked by the sam~e can be detected and con-
Nat1onal lnsututc: o n Dru.a Abuse 6rmcd by ,1tandlnl laboratory
to aPCSs hair tcstin1. stated that proccduru.
.. too many cntteal questions re--Wllile urioatyMs more dfectivdy
main to be answcrtd be.fort the .&cCU .. medwidaU.1h•ys
rcsulls can br ad<qualcly lnl<r· of tht -tht od-UllO of looir
prc\C'd.. ·• The tOCiety's mcmbmhip latint ii that .... rid .. -.in
voted '*1irr lllil "'°"th lO endono _.lly locbd hi lllo -. Ille~~;.. •• , ll«t-""' plum Slttlcato. a .........._ ol of. •-oom~y r-• flee --booed Im OJmO -ju11 al\rr redo•me•ll of lllllids. MiclL ...._ ,.._
IJ,17 million by inV<01on, .i•<lud· chtfttodics• ..,..lo. by ..... ?'4 ~'P·B'C~~~;:~n En~~!.:~;: C, ':l·= =._>wr •' •I •
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Party: Republican.
Oee•patlo•:
Mayor, Huntipaton
Beach; staff manaac:r.
strategic planning
· and market analysis,
a1 McDonnell
Douglas Space Sys.-
tems Co.
E4•etilioa: Mas-.
ter·s degree. political
science. University
of C hi c ag o ;
bachelor's degree. political !Cience,
UCLA.
Badvouncl: Elc-cted to C11 y Council
in 1986; chair of Orange County Sani-
tation Distnct No. 11 ; field rcprcsenta-
t1ve and consultant for Assemblyman
Nolan Fr1u.elle; member state GOP
Central Comm111ec; member Cal1fom1a
Republican Assembly.
J11ae1: Supports govrrnment 1nccn-
t1ves for business sector: Fa vors long-
term financial planning a nd multi-year
budgeting fo r state: Supports private·
public sector collaboration for school-
s1te da~ care programs: O ppose-.
abon1on except 1n cases of rape. incest
or threat to mother's health. Backs ta'
1nccn11ves for pn vate school enrollee5
and open enrollment 1n public school
d1stncts: Suppons Propos1 11on I JI
hm1 11 ng legis lators to 12 cnnSC"cu\1\e
yean; 1n offi ce: Opposes Propos111 on 128
-··s1g G r~en."
UM!SE PIHi
Ap: 61. '
Pany: Democrat.
Occ•P•.•loa:
Founded Williamson
Pryor, CommUnity
and Public Relations.
in -1984; 'Formerly in
corporate and public
relations at CJ.are..
mon1 McKenna Col·
lqe, Times MiJTor
Co. and The Capitol
Research and Man-
qcment Co.
• EdKalioe:: Master's degree. adminis-
tration. planning and social policy.
Harvard University; bachelor's degree.
English. California State University
Lo ng Beach.
Baek1roUDd: Long Beach mayoral
cand1da1 e, 1988. recei ved 25 percent of
vote; membe r, mayor's task force on
r,.s1ruc1unng city govt"mmcnt: reporting
chair. mayor's task fo rce on the home-
less. member. Los Angeles County
Democratic Central Comm111~: mem-
ber. Lca1ue of Women Vote rs. National
Wo men's PolL11cal (~aucus and NOW.
l11ae1: Supports increased funding for
public educatio n: Favors universal
health earl' plan. Supports ban o n own-
ership of assault v.·eapons: Supports a
v.ornan's nght 10 choose and public
fundi ng fo r <1bort1 on. pre.natal ca re and
!K'~ cd uca11o n. Fa vors con1ro lled
grov.'th. neighborhood prese rvation: O p-
poses 1n111a1t \es hm111ng lcgislauve
terms. Supports Proposi1ion 128 -
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CAMPAIGN
From A1
opponent otT his wave.
Whik Ma)'s wu ban.sing heads with
ol.b~r Republicans in the GOP primary last
sprin&. Pryor coasted unchallcnaed to the
Democratic nomination.
The Lon& Beach businesswoman be-
lieves she Is riding the wave of the future.
loo.
She is a woman in the year that women
arc claiming for themselves., and hopes to
glide into Sacramento on Dianne Fcins·
tein's coattails.
Notwithstanding Mays' favorable press
followin& the oil spill, Pryor contends he's
no friend of the environment.
.. He lucked out with the oil spill," she
said ... He didn't have an environmental
record before that:•
And, discounting registration numbers.
Pryor 1s betting on cross.aver voles from
moderate Republicans who disagree with
Ma ys· conservative positions.
"You can't pay any a11en1ion 10 the
numbers th is year," she said. ··11·s the
women's vo1r. the pro<hoice stand and tht'
environment 1ha1 will make the dif-
ference."
Wi1h polls showing a majority of voters
fa\•or a woman's right to choose. Pryor
bel ieves Mays is esp«ially vulnerable on
the abortion issue and that pro-choice
Republicans will give her the victory,.
Mays fa l'ors abortion only in cases of
rape, incest or threat to the mother's
health.
But he argues it's a ··moot issue" because
the California Constitution proteclS a
woman's ngh1 to choose. and lh~ Const1tu-
11on can only be changed by a two-thirds
vote of the electorate -an unlikel y
see nano.
"So the only issue 1s state funding. and
1•11111 Mr/a/11/Nra
I don't 1uppon funding for lhai.~· Mays
said. ·
Just u Mays ·tiRlOCS on the abon.ion
issue, Pryor treads. &inaerly op the death ·
penalty question.
Rather than tell vott:rs her pcrsoni.1
opinion. Pryor says, .. The death penahy is
the law right now, and I'm 1oin1 to uphold
the law."
_Both, however, claim tough stands on
cnme.
"You have to make 01e criminal as
afraid of the law as we arc of the criminal,"
Pryor said.
She said her knowled&e of the problems
on lhc: Lona Beach side or lhc: 58lh.
1ncludina ganp, drugs and ho•rcssness.
have prepared her for the tOUJlf dec.isions
required in Sacramento .
Pryor also favors some forms of gun
control -especially a ban on the private
ownership and sale of military-style assault
weapons.
!;tut Mays isn't taking a backseat to
anYone whCn it comes to a 1oug.h stand on
crime.
"I place a high priority on giving pdl1ce
the tools they need to fta.ht crime." Mays
said. He favon stricter laws, expanding
victims' rights and building more jails to
ensure criminals don't escape deserved
punishmenl because of lack of prison
space.'
An avid surfer. Mays wants to make sure
there will be no more oil spills otT thr
coastline. and he lobbied ex1cnsivcly for
cleanup legislation recently signed into law
by Gov. Oeukmejian.
He considers himsc:lf an cnvironmen·
1.ahst. 100. but worries lhat overreaction on
some environmental questions is driving
industl")' out of California and eroding the
economy.
In fact, Mays believes economic ques-
11ons will be foremost in voters' minds
when they go to the polls.
a. ........... u.J-•of ~111111-.... --otdlncllejust
can't remember. Sometimes, bt's lblntful
(or that. -
''Now I can imqinc. when a woman se11 raped, how horrible that mUst bc. t•m lucky
enoulh not to have been there," Dew uid,
fri>wnlna while be ran • hind lhtOUlh his
curly blond hair. Then be roconsidcml his
sta.lement. ·
.. But then qain, it's over l
There's a video tape of mine. But I hav
to think it's .one of God'• blesaiap lhat it
WU there -because of that video, hccan:t
hide apin."
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senior citizens and school chiidren) n.ther
than usi~.it for general operation funds."
Councilwoman Mary Hornbuckle. a sup-
poner of city an efforts, said Sunday she
believes the cultural procram1 will be one
of the first lhings to go in cate of I budget
crunch.
Costa Mesa has been one of the few cities
to fund ans in the area, she said. But
suppon could dry up in belt-tightening
times when the demand to fill potholes in
the street and speeding up of police and fire
response times would take top priority.
"But the city should meet community
needs in a variety of ways." she said.
GRANT
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''Privately. we could say we could do
with about 2.000 less students, bul we
don't wan! to say that. Ifs lethal to go the
other direction:· Grant said.
The college is operating with a $40
million budact I.bis year, but afier wqes.
bcnefiu and operatina COSll.,_ Grant said
that leaves the instructional side with only
S475,000.
Grant. a 27.ycar Orangt Coast vettran,
is serving his first year as president after a
year as interim prcsiden1. He lfllduatcd
from Oranac Coast College in i 9S8 and is
a staunch supporter of the opportunities
community colleaes can provide.
.. Eighty percent of all California
freshmen and sophomores arc ancndina
community colleges." Grant said. ··Cali·
fomia is really the envy of the country
because of this tremendous system ofhi&h-
,. er edocation we have. I still think ifs the
nght thing 10 do because in the long run.
it will benefit California."
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Dear Rudy Sae: Si• yean a10 I
tnoHsbly 1lped a prenaptlal a1ree·
ment. It ba1tcaUy makes me 11ve
my rl1bt1 ap lo everytlkl•& d•rla&
llaf: marrta1e. I omly 1lpff tH
a1reemeat beca•H I U d 1lan la
my eyes aad my 11.aace preHated
IM prn•ptlal aveemeet to me oa
lbe day o( oar weddla1. He said be
woOla't marry me ules1 I 1lped
It, so I 1lped. Sarpriff -we are
aow 1ettln1 divorced. 11 t•ere aay·
llriln1 I cu do &e 1et rid of tM
prenuptial a1reement? -k .A.T ..
Ua11tln11oa Beacb
Dear K.A .T: Unfortunately.
yours sounds like a classic case of a
sign today. think tomorrow. situ·
at1on. As with any contract. a
prenuptial agreement is not one
lh.at lhould be treated liahtly or
entered into without think.in1-Bui,
besides shedding some tarse salty
tears, there may be some thinp that
yo u can do. Even if you are no!
married to Donald Trump or in the
cast of L.A. Law. some pre-manial
aarccments will be found to be
unenforceable. Basically, if you can
show the court that the prenuptial
agree ment was unfair at the time ii
was executed, you may have a shol
at setting it aside. It may also be set
aside 1f all of the assc1s and
habihties bclonain1 to either pany
were not disclosed to the other
pany. One of the things 1hat you
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Join Speak Up N e wport
In examining critical luu .. affecting your community.
Newport Beach City Council
Candida tes Forum
DISTR ICT I
Don Strauu, Incumbent
John HedgH, Challenger
DISTRICT4 • Clarence "Bus" Turner, Incumbent
DISTRJ.CT S
Evelyn Hart, Incumbent
Jan Vander1loot, Challe111er
DISTRICT8
Phil Sansone, Incumbent
Prosram la frM to the public.
Wednesday, October 8, 1990
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Randy Sue Morrison
rest of your cx·husband's creditors.
Very fortunately, bankruptcy c.an-
not excuse. rcheve, or remove the
rcsponsibilily for paymen1 of child
or spousal support. Moreover. child
and spousal support obligations as
well as whit art called "debts in the
nature of suppon.. are not dis-
chargeablc in bankruptcy. So. if
your ex-husband does owe you
money for suppon payments. the
fact tflat he has tiled bankruptg
does not relieve him of the obh~
ption of p1ying you the monies
owed.
Ho~ver. tht money he owes you
from the sale of your house 1s a
different story. Unless that obli·
ption to {ou is found to be in the
··nature o suppon, •• he can Iii\ this
as a debt on his bankruptcy petition
and have it di1ehafled. You should
seek lepl advice immediately to
pro1«1 r,our ria,hts and those of
your chi dl'!'n .
&ch individual problem rf!Quira
individualized advier -you
Jhould consult • family law ar-
tornt'y reprdifll your particular J.itU11Lion.
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D·ecision
··time now
for Jessie
·Edison football
team may gain
athletic phenom
Will he or won't he. Only ·Brandon
Jessie knows for sure.
Jessie, a 6-foot-4 junior who earned
second-team AJl..CIF honon last season
for the Charsen basketball team, may or
may not join the Edison Hia.h football
team today.
,,__ Morfleielllair.,.. eo. a.ly ,...
'*To be honest, I'm still holdina my
breath," Edison Coach Dave White said
Sunday niaht. "He was with us at practice
a couple times last week just walChing and
he wu on our sideline for lhc pmc
Thursday niaht. We're ready for him
(today)."'
Raldera quarte<bllclt Jay Schroede< looes the grip on the ball u Chicago defensive tllcltle Dan Hampton (99) cloaes In on him before 80, 156 at Col-.m .
Jessie, whose father, Ron Jes.sic, has a
distinauishcd football past u an NFL
receiver for I.he Rams and Detroit Lions.
has a.ivcn football a try prcviousJy at
Edison, but never played in a pmc.
Raiders bury · Baars
"He is ~_areat athlete," White said. "We
feel he cO\l]d do for us what (transfer
Lailback Derck) Sparks has done for Mater
Dei, but it's a SO-SO proposition ri&ht
now."
Brandon Jessie is projected at wide
receiver and/or safety, where bis athletic
skills will make it t~ for opponenu to
outdcul him for any airborne ball.
Edison quanerback Josh GinJrich,,,who
helped lead the Owsen to a 16-10 Sunset
Leaaue openin& victory over Huntington
Beach, took time out durina the closing
seconds of Thursday's victory to make a
rccruitin& pitch to his potential pas,s..
S.0 FAULKNER/14
Easy review
for Newport,
, . CdM, Um
By Patrick Larkin
. Ol'ange CO..t o.Hy Plot
LOS ANGELES
Los Anaeles
Raiden coach An
Shell was in a fiaht-
ina: mood Sunday.
His team bad just
demolished the Chi-
cqo Bears, 24-10.
before a crowd of
80, I 56 in the Los
Anaeks Memorial Coliseum and he was
fcelina aood -
After all, the Raiden are 4--0 on the
season after endina Chic:qo's unbeaten
skein at three and disposed of what most
peope considered a pretty 1tron1 defense.
-1 heanl the talk and rad the r<pOrts
that we were the lousiest 2-0 team or the
wont 3-0 team," Shell said. "I don't care
and they don't care. The only thin& that
matten is what I think and what they
think. If people don't like that. that's
their problem."
Then he added: ··That's a helluva aood
team in there."
Few people were prepared to arauc
with him. The Raiden had. on the field.
added an exclamation point to his state-
ment
They left little tb the imqinat1on as
they beat up on the Bein throuJhout
most of the pme.
~ defcnte limited the ChicqO of-
fense to a total of 229 yard~ 101 on the
.around and 128 throuah the air. That was
not tM surprise.
By contrast, the Raiden' offense
moved the: ball 326 yards. I 56 yards on
the &round and 170 through the air. The
su'l)rise was the Raiden moved so easily
apinst the: Chicago defense.
The real heroes. even the <kfcns1 vc
unit conCt'dcd, were its countcrpans on
the offensive line. They kept Chicago out
of Jay Schroeder's face. enabling him to
complete 8 of I 5 passes.
Jim Harbaugh. the Chicago quar·
See RAIDERS/II
ALONG THE ORANGE COAST
Last week, Ncwpon Harbor Hi&h football
coach JclT Brinkley said that if his team
hoped to compete for the Sea View
Leque title and make the Division VI
p~yotTs. La Habra was Jhe kind of team
his squad had to beat.
Vikings headed on right tra~k
That't what the Sailon did. But Marina still needs
to begin producing on
offense to contend
"It was a 1ood win for us.." Brinkley
said. "They were ranked hi&h in the
division. had a 3-0 record and for us to ao on the road for the tint time and beat
them is a bi& win. We need to clean up
some of· the penalties a little. but I
thouaht we did a put job overall." By Barry Feulkner
Once apin, Newport was led by a o.. ... c... o.itr Plot
stiflina defense that buically stuffed the ALONG THE ORANGE COAST
touted u · Habrl runnina attack. It hekl The last time Marina Hiih won three
Jason Johnson, who came into..,the pme straiaht football pmcs. it went on 10
aveflling nearly 200 yards • pme, to captu~ the fint outriaht leaaue cham-
1'40, and the rest of the Hiahlander of-pionlhip in school history.
tense wa1 non-<xi1tent. But white the Vikinp 7-0 victory over
"Defensively, I lhouaht we played Santa Ana Friday ni&ht pvc them their
pretty wen;• Brinkley said. "We bad a lonaat winning streak and fint Sunset
areatil-line stand. Our auys just re-triumph (on the field) since that cham-
rused &et beat. They tried to rally, but pionship tcalOn of 1986, Coach John
the fcnte just wouadn't let them. Seeley is not ready to start makina playoff
(Branon) Coluccio mlde an~ther bi&. in· plans just yet.
icrception for us and (M1thacl Supe) "I don't think our procram is to the
made a put interception u well. point . yet. whert" we can stan talking
-''Colucicio hu had two bia pickoffs for playoffi this earty in the season," Secky
us this year, and he bu mumcd both of 11.id. "There wu 10mc talk amona I.he
them for m0<e than $0 yatdL Sdpe -coocbn wbtn we met Satuiday about
ptayina man-to-man apinst his f.UY and wbat other teams had done the tint 'fl'Cdr
came up and made a pelt play. . of leapc. But I feel wie still need 10
Doria Maittnall -another stellar -tnlC on ounelva and not ~ perlbrmer for the Sailon with 20 tacldes about all thaL -
-16 of which weft: tolo. Marina bid tamed a forft;t vk:1ory
The HilJllantl<n olayed without start• over Huntiftlton llclch last .....,.., but
iftl quartcrtiock Gn11 Mitchell and bad DOI dchtcd a lcalue foe (on the
1>9dtup Rlllty Volkert. Thinktri..., fidd) slace ~na unbeaten In I986;prioc
Gnni Mitcbttl Dia~ adequately io ,.. to Friday nilJlt'• win.
lief. ,but Brinkley aaid the pualna pme o-epia the -., did thljob for
.,....... no .,.-ma. ·' the Viki..., includiftl atlftl the-'•
"It -..·1 ~1111 to be the quartet11oci lone 1-.. by nco¥<ri111 a lllmbltd
that -""• Brinkley 111d. "Their -pitcllollt lo IM aid -. ·
illl -ii minimal. TJl:o -key to Tiie Vlklopba" yieltkdjuot 17 Poi•lf
!Mir -ts the ntnnli>a attadt and in their lbur -'"'8' ..., ... OF
acept for -Iona nin ()S yards) by Qivillon 1 -a. aA V.W.W a.-, -..,. coetin-to llC a
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sore point for Seeley. who was impressed
by some Mlltained drives apinst a tou&h
Santa Ana defense, but has tttn only two
offensive touchdowns thus far.
... "I'm a little~disappointed ~ haven't
scored -more offensively. but ~ con·
sumed six and seven minutes on dnvn
Friday," Seeley said. "We didn'1 have the
consistency to finish drives off. but ~
moved the ball pretty well. I see us
startina to develop confidence offensive-
ly. We jusl have to stan throWlnl the ball
belter.'' .
The victory put the Vikinp into a fint·
place tie with Edison and Ocean V~w.
"To win thrtt straiatu obviously me1ns
we're headed in the riatu direction."
See~y said. "Our defense has played
ex1remely well. but we'll hive to keep it
up."
Here's how other Sunset COKhes
summed ~ fint week of leaaue play:
~ ••• ~le: "It WIS two aoocl football teams olayina rally bard.
and I think emotion had a lot to do ""11h
all the mistakrs.
"The defense savrd our bacon o nce'
ap1n. We had five turnovers and more'
than 100 yards 1n penalt1n. but the
defense came through when .,.,.e nf'Cde.d 11
to. We shut 'cm down when the, had a
tint down at our IS-yard line and 1nter-
et:ptcd a pass 10 stop their final dnvc.
"Offensively. (quarterback) Josh tG1n-
anch) was a httlc off. but he had a <"OUplC'
hot streaks and we dropped a few bills we
shouki have cau&ht. Our ofTensi\·c line
did a amt job on pass protection. We 've
thrown the: ball 80 times in the past two
pmes and only had one sac.__ ..
White reponcd no injuries. but the
hmited J}lay1n1 time of Scott BOslow
(rctumina from a bout with mono-
nucteosis) allowed junior Chris Harris 10
impress the coachina staff.
"Scott wasn·t in top shape just yet. but
Chris Harris came in a did a arcat job at
S.O SUNSET/II
How Orange Coast Area teams fared
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Raiders 24. Bears I 0
Colts 24, Eaf(es 23
Chitfs 34. Browns 0
Bills 29. Broncos 28
Packers 24. Lions 21
Oilers 11. Chargers 7
Jets 34, Patflots 13
Gia~t~ 31, Cowboys J 7
Oolphms 28, Sttelers 6
Redskms 38. Card10als JO
Buccaneers 23. Vikmgs 20 (al)
Tomght"s Game (6 o"clod)
Bengals at Seahawks. Ch. 7
Costa Mesa
riding high
off 2-2 mark
By Patrick lartlln
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'LONG THE ORANGE COAST
Last year at \his time . .Costa Mesa High
football coach Tom Baklwi.n was wondcr-
1n1 what was wrona with his team.
Baldwin expected to have one of his
stronant units 1n years and instead. four
.,.,.eeks into the season. Costa Mesa was
winless.
What 1 diffcrt'ncr a year makes.. This
season. the Mustangs ire at the .S<X> mark
and have suddenly become a tough cus-
tomer for the opposition.
"We stan ciaht junion on defense and
~·vc been pla)'lng aood defense in every
pmc:."' Bakl-in said. "But the key has
been the senior leadenhip and our at-
titude. ~ !cam refute) 10 art down after
a loss and we have a tfil:ler man this year.
Ryan •MtEvoy ha.s been our staner since
the spnns, so we havm"t had to mo~ a
lot of auys in and out of that spot like we
did last season.
"We fcl' after the Rancho Alamitos
pme that we were kind ofa aood footb&ll
team. Now I know we hive a fOOd ieam.
We feel aood about whit the tidi ~
doina,. ..
One ofBaldwin'1 bigost Slall hn.,...
Quoc Pham. an All·Plcific Coat t._...
defcnli ve beck tbt past two IQtOftl. 1"ia
year, Pham bu dcvdopcd into an of.
fensive and special team• threat u weu.
Apins1 Brea-Olinda. Pham retvmed a
punt for 73 yards and a t®Cbdown..
""We have the luxury o( 11C1111 -to
play him all over the pllce.,"' •••••• said. ••Hc"I )Oii! a U•-...,..
Depeftdina on the lilllOtlon. wo'I p1a1
him at c.'Ol"M:r, ~ 0t H--•• ... llaldwin mt! thal the ..-'9 _.
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lA-21 NFC Central Vildop in bod field Polltion witll
Dlvitioo . vicloty Sun· loaa kickofli. lpobuj .... who -
day -the Deuoit Uona. bitter after hi1 ......., miued a 48-
Meuwhilo, Deuoit't Eddie Mur .... yarder wi1h 9:41 loft in overtime,
ray miutd bit. b.u1b 6dd pl with hi1' first miss in nine •UempU.
th1'C eecoodl to play. ---Minnet0tais 1-l for the fim time ~kowaki hil E4 West with a ). since .tf 12 and uw • I ).same
yard TD, Micblel Haddix with a i\o. ~ .. ·::;.,l~=ka~n:=\i-z: yard..-and Jeff Query rtom. 26 yards out with the winnina ioss. Oct. 16, 1981 to Otetn Bay.
r,. ·--H, ~ It: In Rodney Pwte completed 17 o ~ Tempe, Sw. Humob.ries threw for
for 200 yanU and one touc:hdown. 257 yards ia hit lint NFL 1tart,
He also tcored one on I 7 .. yard run · I d " 42 rd uchd ~or ...._.roil (I-)). Peele toned 1 4-lftC u •na two •ya 10 · own ~ passes to Gary Clark in tht second yard TD to Robe.n aark, and Barry half 10 break the pme open as the
Sanders, who pined 94 yards on 20 WashiOJton Redskins · heal the
carries, had a )..yard scoring rUn. Phoenix Cardinals.
In other NFC games: Humphries, fillin1 in for 1he in-
• Gtut1 St; Cowboys 17: Phil jurcd Marie Jltypien, comp1tled 20
Simms completed 16 of 22 passes of 2S passes as the Redskins (3-1)
for 188 yards and three touchdowns defeated Phoenix (J-3)-for the 12th
and nloved past Hall of Famer time in the last 13 meetinp and the
Terry Bradshaw into 20th place in second lime this month. Washina-
all-time completions as host New ton wOn 31-0 in the Sept 9 1Cason
York won ilS sixth straight over opener.
. Dallas to open 4--0 for the second In an inten:onfercncc pme:
straight season. •Cell• !4, Eqle1 !I: Jack
When rook..ie Emmitt Smitll ran Trudeau's-6a')'ard touchdown pl55
four yards for a touchdown to make to Bill Brooks as time ran out a.ave
it 11.10 in the third quarter. it was the Indianapolis Colts a stunning
the first iouchdown against the comeback viclory over Philadel-
Giants defense in 163 minutes. 20 phia. Trudeau, backup quarterback
seconds, dating to a founb-quaner to rook.it' Jeff George, completed seven passes in a 14.play, 83-yard
TD run by Randall Cunningham of dnve as the Coils (1·3) won for the Philadelph1j1 in the openina pme. first time
Dallas' Troy Aikman completed With zeroes on the clock, Dean
21 of 26 passe for 233 yards and Biasucci kicked the game-winning
one touchdown. extra· point.
• Buccueer1 !S, Vltla11 ZO: Trudeau, staning with George
Tampa Bay's Steve Christie kicked injured, completed 19 of 40 passes
a pme·w1nnina 36-yard field aoal for 329 yards and a pair of touch·
-set up by Wayne Haddix's inter-downs. Brooks ·caught eight passes
ception of a Rich Gannon pass -for 94 yards.
with 5:49 left in ovenime to lift -From die As1oclale4 Pre11
Continuing our mlnl-serkts on the advances being made
In Detroit tor 1991 , Dodge gets the spotlight this week whlle
preparing to introduce a beautifully redesigned Caravan
minivan. an awesomely powerful turbocharged Spirit A/T
sedan, the hot Uttle Shadow convertlble and an ultra-
sophlsUcated Stealth A/T sports coupe.
In keeping with Dodge's philosophy of offering maximum
performance at the mos! competitive price available, this
Chrysler d ivision has tapped its colleclve engineering power
to bring each model series into the '90s with more safety
features, horsepower and fuel efficiency.
Serving as Dodge's flagship for all-out performance.
handling and technology is the Stealth A/T Turbo. an
amazing combinalion of high-tech automotive hardware
concealed beneath one of the most aggressive 2 plus 2
bodies lo emerge from the motorized kingdom. Techno fans
wlU go crazy for this blend of tour-cam 2'4·valve twin·
lurbocharged V-6 . tour-wheel·steering, all-wheel-drive, and
electronically controlled suspension.
And, although this level of performance equipment Is
usually reserved for the $100,000 price club, the 300·
horsepower street fighter will be avallable tor approximately
$30,000. Amazlngt Equally amazing is that this car wlll be
available in even more affordable forms with a variety of
options and powerplan1s. Base price on Stealth models
should fall near $15.000.
For people who want their high performance wrapped Jn
a four-door body, the Dodge Spirit R/T offer·s 1991 's hottNt
sedan. Packing a 224-horsepower twin-cam 16·valve turbo-
charged tour·cyllnder engine into the compact Spirit sedan
promises to make this one incredibly last and exciting car.
Priced at wetl less than $20,000, It will also be the
performance bargain of the century. Only 1,300 of these
screaming Spirit R/T sedans wtll be produced In the first
year, so a quick trip 10 the dealershlp with some deposit
money Is In order If you're Interested. Elsewhere In the Splrll
line. anll-tock brakes become a welcome new option.
1:17,
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driU "'lit -...... Ille •llilill& De•-·-Suaday. Three bit
dcfea1ivt '"" =rs ~~t
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lllllicd Buffalo -a 21·9 delldt IO
a 29-l8 vicior)o over tbe Broacol In
AFC Ktion.
llul!Olo'• Comellu1 Bennett hod
•• 8().yard blockCd field ..... "'"'"" for a TO, l..oolWd Smith a )9-yard
interception retutn for a TD and
Bcn~tt recovered a fumble at the
Denver 2 to sci up Ken Smith's
short scorina run.
Jn spoiling an outstandin1 game
by Broncos runnina back Bobb)"
Humphrey, who rushed for a ca-
reer-high 177 yards and a touch-
down on l4 carries. Buffalo's de-
fenders triggered a stirring come-
back from a 21-9 hole. The rally
began' with 10:27 left in the game,
with Denver lookina to add three
points to itS lead.
In other AFC pmcs:
• Bleft 14, Browm• 0: Kevin
Ross and Chris Martin each scored
touchdowns off blocked punts and
Steve DeBcrg thf"C'w two scoring
passes as host K.Jansas City gave
coach Many Schottcnheimcr a full
measure of satisfaction by pound-
ing Oevcland.
The Browns (1-3). who forced
Schottenhcimer out as coach 1wo
years ago. arc ofTto their worst stan
since 1984, the year Scho1tenhe1mer
was hired at mid·scason. At 3-1, the
Chiefs arc off to their best getaway
since their last playoff year in 1986.
In Schottenbeimer's first meeting
with his old team last year. the
Chiefs and Browns tied 10-10.
c·ornerback Alben Lewis. who
sat out the en urc tra1n1ng camp in
a personal dispute with manage·
mcnt, blocked his third punt in as
many weeks.
• Jet1 3i, P1lrlol1 13: Brad Ba11.·
ter ran for two touchdowns, Blair
Thomas had hts firsl \~yard
rushing effort, Ken O'Brien com·
pleted 19 of 28 passes for 282 yards
and Pat Leah) added field goals of
18, 24 and 46 yards as New York
pinned a loss on troubled New
England.
New York's Rob ~1oore caughl
nine passes for 175 yards. 1nclud1ng
a 69·yard sconng play.
• Dolphln1 !8, Steelers 6: Jim
Jensen 's ) I-yard completi on to Fer-
rell Edmunds on a fake punt keyed
one of M1am1's three lengthy first·
half :i;cori ng drives and Pittsburgh·~
punchless offense was held without
a touchdown for tht' fourth straight
gan1e . .
M1am1's Samm1e Sm11h ran for
t""o touc:hdo .... ns a~ l\11am1 (J·I)
outga1ncd the Steele~ Z.29-2 7 and
enjoyed a 16·1 advantage 1n first
dO-Wns .,.,hllc taking a 2i .J halftime
lead.
•Oilers l'J, Cllargers i: Warren
Moon. the top pasSC'r 1n the AFC.
RAIDERS
From 81
lcrback, also completed e1gh1
passes, but. he anempted 18 of
!hem.
It was tn fact. a strange game, as
thl· two teams. nol known for of-
fensive po.,.,·er. put on a display of
offensive power.
On Los AngClc!.' second pos-
session of the game. Sch roeder
began with a bomb to Wllhc Gaull
which CO\'ercd 59 yards and pul the
Raiders 1n sconng pc>sllion on the
('h1cago 4-yard hne. Two plays
la ter, Marcus Allen went I yard
over left Lackie for a touchdo.,.,·n. Back In the early '80s, Chrysler Introduced a passenger
vehicle that virtually revolutionized the way families trans·
ported from place to place. For 1991 , the same compan)' has
taken their wildly successful minivan and totally redesigned
every detail according to consumer requests. Dodge's
Caravan has been given a comptetety new body, Interior,
upgraded engine options and available antt-lock brakes and
all-wheel·drlve.
,. Jeff Jaeger's PAT pu1 LA up 7-0
with JUSt over 6 m1nu1es to pla y 1n
the first quaner.
Once again, this Is the the minivan that all others wUI be
compared to. The new Caravan Is more aerodynamic, the
Interior Is more contemporary and user·frtendty and power-
trains range from a strong 3 .3·11ter V·6 to a frugal 2.5-llter
four-cylinder. Air bags are slated for Introduction at mid·
year, a first for any minivan In the -United States.
Dodge gets Its own convertible for 1991 with the
Introduction of the Shadow Convertible, a waU"'°°nstructad
and very reasonably priced compact drop-top that looks
completely lllck with the IOp fotded. Specially conatructed
In ASC"a Toluca. Mexico plant, the cara ore helvlly rein-
forced to wllhatand the rlgora of _, ... , motonng.
Rumor hu It that the emaH .convertlb ... are extremety
well ICfewed logelher and. have llttle of the clualc body
ahlmmy thet .,._ many &oft-top """'· When the top II
manually -.cl, the rear wlndowa automallcally low. u
wetl, and a amall baClc -t and plenty of u-ble trunk epace
are etao part of the -· The Shadow convertible can be ord.,ed with Chryale1 .. 1 powertul 2.&-lher turbo four-c;yllnder
and ahould be one of ttMI leut ""**"9 con-.tl-
av1llabl• with a atartlng price near S13,000. . E-• In the Dodge line, anti-lock btak• have _,
added u opJlonal or llendard equipment on more rnodialt,
&Jawing end 111opanlllon oyat...,.. have been modified tQ
provldo even better -and roed holding, end Cllryoler
continua• to Include air bego u atandard equlpmenl on
more """' than-811~ .otlMlr -~ manuf""1urer.
Tl1a -1991 lhould ~ -10 be ttMI moo1
Ol!Cil"'8 -... __ --lor ~· Dodge
D11111•. Mil -·· noc lndudlno Ille -~ V-10 Viper...,_ -lor In-Ion In 1992.
After 1he kickoff. Chicago started
play on Its own 20. and Harbaugh
los1 llltle time gt'tltng that score
back. He hi! Dennis Gentry on the
sideline a1 midfield, and the big
wide rc«tver outran everyone to
the goal line. Ke vi n Butler's kick
tied the game, 7-7 .
That was only the start of lhe
offt'nsive fireworks ... Seven plays
later after dri\'in& 54 yards, qic
Raiders wenl up 10-7 on Ja~
27·yard field goal.
They never looked back.
It remained for the defensive unit
10 put the game out of reach of the
visuon from the Windy Cily.
That happened early in the sec~
ond period with aliahtJy than five
minutct aone in the qU1ner and
1fter Jaqer hid missed whit would
have been his tttond fitld aoal of
the day.
On third down from his own 23.
1 fierce Raiden rush chased
Hart.u&h out of tM pocket toward
the aoal linc where AAnMl Wallace,
a rookie out of Tau AltM. and
Orea TOWMCDd. a vdenn out or
Te.us Ctuittian, lllntCd up on him.
Wallace knocktd the ball out of
Hal'btlUlfl'r band,-and 'Towblmd
jumped on it in the end zone f« lbc acore.
.. ,, -. the cuiett Ii• pointi J've
ever IOOl<d," Towntend uld 11 he
cu1 tape oR'hJ1 ankJa. "Thi• unit i.t
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LOS ANGELES -l'Oli<le a.-..1 -.,.--
34 fOotball fba and~Uduri .. the e -·...,,..Sunday In.~ .. ---crime mckdown prompted by the
tevere ba.tina or 1 man in the Coliteum It.Inds &all -. llel)'ina on . radio-equipPed lookouts lO spot
llabll ud other disruption1, Police enfon:ed a touah
new p>lic:y durina the Raiden' 24-10 victory over
.... OUcaao Bean.
"Today we demonstrated in front of 80, I S6 fans
lhat we are 1Akina an agrnaive posturi: cooccm.ins
thote who commit criminal ofrenses at all Colitetlm
events," said Deputy Police Chief William
Rathbum. ··The City attorney hu assured us these
ca1e1 will be viaorously proaecuted.."
But despite the stricter security measures. Police
reported several alterations, including one late in
the pme that required about 20 officer:s to stop. 11111 lftmlsas chan111 Six fans were arrested following the meltt and
two were U"eatcd for minor injuries, said Officer
Cathy McWillie. She said two of those arrested were
treated for slight injuries, she said . New England Patriots ow~er Victor ~
Kiam on NBC-TV Sunday said he was ~
milled "by my own people" about the
seriousness of the incidenl and promised ----
"mammoth chanaes .. in the club's management in
the wake ofallcgat1ons by female reponer Lisa Olson
of the Boston Herald that she was sexually harassed
by players in \he locker room.
The new policy was begun aft.er lhe beating last
w~k of Paul Albrecht. 35, of Tucson, Ariz. Albrecht,
who was punched and kicked after exchanaina:
insults with a group of Raiders fans.. remains in
serious condition at Los Angeles County-USC Medi4
cal Center.
Typically, about 50 fans arc thrown out for
fishting dunng Raiders games each week and 1bout
lhrtt are arrested, Rathbum said.
In other spons news Sunday:
•Kenny Knox knocked in a 15-foot birdie putt
on the setond plafoff hole to bt'at Jim Hallet, who
missed a 20.foot thrdic_ putt on the same hole. and
win the Southern Open in Columbus. Ga. , ••• , .... , 1'111110
lrlltll'lllll' tu I •
•Mike Hill made up a seven-sho1 deficil by
shoolin& an 8·under-par 64 as leader Bob Charles
fahercd, and then bt'at Date Douglass 1n a playoff
hole to win the Senior PGA Tour's Space Coast
Classic 1n Melbourne. Fla. * Benpls-&ahawks. Clt.annel 7. 6 p.m. •Mark Martin muscled pas! Dale Earnhardt 38
laps from th e t'nd to win theHolly Farn1s 400 in
North Wilkesboro. N.C.
TELEVISION ........
4 ~I pm -l h1<·110 Cubs al Ptuladcfptu~. W(,N
Prt P'MlklJ Qlltl 11 1111 llllJ () pm -( 1n<·1nnat1 11 Scauk. (1\ilnMI 7
1 p n1 -All1n11 at S.n Francu.co. TBS ,
"-ttM.1 Ractq AJ. Foyl, who suffered ex tensive leg injuries
in an auto racing crash a week a11:0. on the subject
of retiring: ··Through the years. a lot of people
have Sf.Id, 'He's acne too far. he's just trying to
live on his name.' I'm not trying to live on my
name. Ht'I\, I'm not ashamed of any1h1ng. evt'n if I don't win another race . I'll agree I'm at the
.~nd of my hmll -we all know that. But I sltll
gol 50m'e things 1 want to prove to myself and
prove 10 the world. If I ca n do it, fine. If I can't,
I won·1 be too proud to s1ep down."
6 pm -OfTsltutt ~I f our rompri111on from
Grand Ht•·rn. Moch Oaptl. ESPN ......
() pm -~11 C..aru "~ Ju.an Cogi. JUnKK-biin· 1~m ... f11h1\, from "lotr frall("f \1Jlpt ), Spuni.cnannd
Waln Skli.c
1 pm -World 'A11l'r Sl.1 Tour final\ from San t-ran<'•KO
Oapl'I LSPI" c.1 .... r .. tM.U
Ii :i.o p m -l '1 L'\ 11 Wntunawn Sbtc ClllJC'I, Pt1m~
I H.l.cl
IW>lO .......,
7 pm -"""'!.II Oakla nd. Kl\.11"(" (710) 71>m -~n l>itJOal Dad.-,.., MBCC79()) KFMHj1bO)
thri.:.,., for 355 )'ards and two 1uuch-
doy,.·ns and Houston held San Diego
to its lowest point total of the
!i.Cason.
Tolliver had 174 yards passing,
completing 14 of 25 throws with
1 .... 0 1ntercepuons. Moon completed
27 of 46 pass.es while throwing one
1nterccp11on.
Though Moon threw for 254
yards 1n the first half and Houston
penetrated the San Diego 20.yard
line on all four of its possessions.
lhe Oilers only came away with
M:ores twice.
-From Ute Aasoclate4 Pu11
rtall> coming toeether."
Shell also bubbled over 1he play
of the defense.
.. Hey, we beat a damn good
Ch1ca&o team," he declared. "I'm
so proud of them. I love each and
i.:vcry one of I hem."
The feeling was bt'1ng rec1pro-
t~atcd throughout. Schr{)('df'r credits
his coach for 1he family.feeling de·
velopi ng on the Raiders.
.. There 1s no doubt thal 1h1s is
really becoming a total team ef-
fort," he said.
Shell. meanwhile, was c:a:pla1n1ng..
perhaps for the first time. part of
the philosophy going into the re·
1uvcnated Raiders.
..We art loolung for 1he op.
portun1ty lo make the big play. If
that opportunity presents itself. we
will lakt' advantagt' of it ." he said.
"But we are not going to be
throw1na the ball jus1 for the sake of
1hrowin1 the ball. We arc goina 10
play winning football and lake ad·
vantaac of everything they ~ve us.
I'm not all that sure ii 19 con·
servalive foolball . I lhink it 15
Raider football ."
fla.-n 24, 9Mn 11 .... .,_
Clllcl90 7 J 0 t-10 LOI An~· 10 1 0 7-24 .... -LA-Allen I run (JMveo' lllClll. 1.59. c~"" IO "'' from H.,..,.... lltuntr llld<). 9:17.
1..A-f'G ~ t7, 12:)4 --1..A-T~ I fun1llll! ~ I_._.,
ll ltk), 4:Sl.
C~G ..,_. n. lo:M. --l..A-A8'n ) run 11-' 111<11 1. Ut. A-«l,156
T•AM ITAnrncl
Game-busters
tla1t weelt'• 111&11 tchol plays of 4D yards or morrJ
• 85-Bob Uc (Woodbnd~). kickoff rtturn for Tl).
• 73-Quoc Pham (Costa Mesa). punt rttum for touchdo.,.,n.
• 59-0ennis E1chen (Ocean View), TD pass from Alben Fanog.a
• SS-Branon Coluccio (Newport Harbor). 1nterccpt1on re1um
• 44-JefT Bush (Ocean V1t'w). pa55 from Rand} Karhner.
•40--Ryan Blanchard (Edison), pass from Josh G1ngnch.
La11 WHk't n1llla1 leaden
I. Dertk Sparks (Mater Dci), 27-IQ2: Brian W1lhams (fountain
Valle y), I S-119: 3. Joe Contreras (Hun1ing1on Beach). 15-110: 4. Dave
Hona(Estanc1a), 21·92: 5. Shawn Fulford (Marina ). 22·92: 6 Quoc Pham
(Costa Mesa), ~86: i. Marc Walkt'r IUnivers1t)). 11 ·82
Last Weell'• pa1sla1 leaden
_i I. Randy K.arliner (Ocean View), 12-20-0. 185 yards. 2 TDs. 2. Paul
Delpdo (Saddleback), 11 -29·2, 163 yards. I TD: 3. ·Josh Gingrich ~(Edison), 18·3(>..J, 162 yards, 2 TDs, 4. Morgan lanchant1n (Lafuna
Beach). 7-21 ·2, 111 ya rds, I TD: 5. Billy Blanton (Mater De1). 8· 2·1 ,
98 yards, I TD.
IA1t week'• recelvlaa le•der1
I. Mtke Cunn1naJlam (Edison). 6-41 : 2. (Uc) David Gonz.atcz (Mater
Oe1). Joe De La Fucnl' (SaddlebackJ. 5·58: 4. Alben Fanoga (Ocean
View), 5-40; 5. Chris Perry (Irvine), 5·21 : 6. Enc Fegraus (Laguna Beach),
4-78; 7. Ryan Blanchard (Ed1wn). 4-66; 8. Jerry Apana (Un1vers11y),
4-41 : 9. Ryan Belitz (Edison), 4--1 9. · Laat week'• acorlas le•drr1
I. Oertk Sparks (Mater Oe1). 18: l . (tie) Quoc Pham (('os1a Mesa),
Dennis Etchen (Ocean View), Marc Walker (Un1vcrs11y), 12 each.
llldl!1flll.. i>NMNJI .... , ··-1 o.r.-Soerll• !Miiier o.I), 41·471; 2. Marc Welker !Un lv.,.,11.,), 7'-'60.
J. Shewn Fulford (Mllrlnll), 90·«0; 4 Scoll Seel (lrv!M), 91·Jl.t, i Jerrv AHne
(Unlv•rt.llv ) 6'·329, 6. Miii• Ca11ro fS.Odlebalck). 5J·791, 7. Jo. Con!,•••
IHunll~ton 9Hchl, SJ-1"; I. Jerm.lne Jack'°" !Costa MKal. SS·1S1; '· Brian Wiiiiams CFount1ln V1ll9v), SS·2Sf; 10. Rus..cl ~kl (Newoorl Harbor), 5'·2.51.
1'111M1
1. Josh Glnerlctt IEdltonl, 60--114·5, 791, 2 Jam.• Wvnll (Woodbt"k»oe).
SS·104-J, ,,7, J. Randv KllfllMf (Oce•n View), 42·13·1, 607, 4, Rvan McEvov
(Coita Metal. J4·74·•, 574, S. PaUI ~ CS.~J . 3'·13·4. 511; '· Mof'Nn
Lanc"9nlln (LaOUM IMCh), 1'·70·1. SOS; 7. I lly l'-111°'1 {"'91., o.11. e-75--J.
43; l. JaMNI Mlnlcl (lrv~S2·100-4. 4n; '· Sieve Walk., (Newoort Harbor), 41 -74-j , 45"4, 10. Mall J IE•l•~al, 17-ll·J, .a..
' ·-1. Mlk• C~lnoNm CEdlMNI), 2•·J44; 2. Oevld Gon1•le1 (M9ter 0.H, 20-t17;
l . Julian JohMon IWoodbrldetl1 1'·221; •·Chris Perrv Urvlnel. ll·loll; s. Abtrt
Fanooa IOcMn vi.w1. 17·171; •·Ille! Wltl 9onui1avl1kl (Et.l1nc~l. 1S·1t7, GtorM
Graenwall INewoort H•tbor), 15·21~ I. •ttle) Erk Ffffau• tLaeune e.ach),
lol·J50, MMll Huffman (lrvll'lt), 1•·2•; f . Mlouel Mor•IH 1WOO<IOrldvel, 12·131. k-l. o.ttll '"'II.' (Mllttr o.t), :U.; 2. ~re Walk., !UnlY9t11tv), •; J, Scott s..1 (lrvlne). 2•; ol. JtusMll OI.,......_, (N9'11oort Harbor), 24; S. arll11n Nurk:ll
(WoodbrldMI, 21; '· (lie) Hef'Mn OeS.nlot (s.dd~lll, Josh t<-.ln (Hewoorl Harbor), l'; I. Fout lled wlltt II. •
Are a roundup
111;1 --............... .
Michele Braccros
acorod lht: loae ... , and ,....~
plie Alicia Miller
eamocl h<f third •traiaht ---
lhu1out u tht UCJ -omen'1 aoceer
team downed vililin& CaJ SLllC
Ha)'WU"4. 1.0. in a non<0nhnoe
match Sunday for 1 -tyi .. ~ _,,.. vic1o<y
fint IOl&b'1aW In 1'86-
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prod-., ltUJJJd "" .. ..
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undtr fint·)'C&t heed ooadl Ray
SmJth, who took over in under
cmcratncy conditkml in Aup11
•nd ha.I whipped Lbe ieam lnlO a
oompetltlve untt after •Llrtlna the
ICllOD (). .5-I.
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2-game turnaround has Woodbridge on track;
Mater Dei, No. 1 El Toro, mlanwhile, on a roll
lly -Dunn fOotboll Ito a put and a _.,t to
Or ... Co.10..,Not • it.
ALONG THE ORANGE COAST "Yl'beti.people talk about football
-~vjo~ •-led Irvine ' In Irvine, a lot of Ibo talk ii -t H~.... · • ..._ f Woodbridle. Uni and llvine are ..,, ,_, -~tr 0 Ibo aood....,,. ,bi• )'!A", but we have a Pfl*UOn ink. but Woftd-had lien-and ,.. *' on any liven
1 9'ltemen1 to tel acrou Lut friday day we can beat tome IDOd teams. ..
niabt. ·The Warrion (2-2) certainly elem· The Warrion didn't want fans to onatraied \bat 11 Irvine Hie,b while fo~ about them. · dedic:ati lbeil" ICUOG to Jiron
" oftdbridae lw had aome de-~. ':L Woftdbridl' llnebocku cent football te1m1 in the put ind who suft'tted a career~ndina spinal
we-feel we have ' one this year," cord in,iury.
Wanion Coltcb Rick Gibson said "I think our defense pJayed areat
followina his team's 19-7 victory all niaht.." Gibson said ... Even the
over rival Irvine, which WIS .}.() (fl-t q"·~-) touchdown oh-. 9n\ btfore the uptel. ·. •• --· ..... , -.. Irvine pretty much aot all the was after a tu.mover (fumble re.-
publicity, and riahtfully so bccautc covery) and we had a pau inter·
they'd beaten two Top 10 teams. but fcrence call qajnst .us on thi!'1 and
Uru and Woodbridat are atilt there. aoal; That w1s basically their ~nly ·
There are other xhools in Irvine sconna thrta1-1he rest of the nia,ht
and we obviously think Woodbridae we played some ~t defense.
· _A_ "I'd say that k.ickofTretum (of9S
, ')lards by Bob Lee) returned for a
touchdown really helped us, but if
you hold a team to seven points you
better win. I think toffensively)
were u explosive 11 Irvine."
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Woodbridae quarterback James
Wyatt suffered a mild neck injury
and probably won't play this week
apinst Canyon.
The Fence Post Trophy, Irvine
IUllET
From 81
defensive tackle,"' White said.
Harris, who was in on three sacks
and senior all-league end Chip
Anderson led an intense pass rush
which sacked Huntington quar-
terbacks six times.
Fealatli Valley Coac• Mike
Mlleer: ••Jt was every bil as bad on
film as it was that night. It was a
nightmare relived.
"We self-destructed w11h a big
turnover (fumble) on our first of-
fensive play. which led to their
second touchdown. We also had
some broken coverages on two of
their TO pasSC's and we gol burned
on a fake punt pass for a touch·
down that we practi~d against all
week.
"(Ocean View quarterback
Randy) Karlincr had probably the
best night of his career. and our
quarterbacks were unproductive.''
Milner had high praise for senior
tailback Bnan Williams. who was
one of the lone htg.hhg.hts with 119
ya.cds_on-15 carries.
'"Brian pla yed vcn v.·ell . It's re-
freshing talking about his per·
formancc. instead of his potential."
Mil ner said the quancrback situ·
ation is a continued area of concl"rn
as Ryan Bertoni saw extensive sec-
ond-half action in relief of stancr
Marcos Diaz.
'"Righi now. Marcos 1s s1dl our
quarterback based on his four
aamcs of c11.pericncc. but 1f things
1rcn·1101ng well. we're not opposed
to using Ryan:·
Huttaatoa Bead! Coacll GHr1e
Pau.e: .. We had our chances 10
win the game. but we didn'l get 11
done for whatever ~ason.
"Edison did super JOb of s1opp1n1
us. We didn"t throw lhc ball .,..,ell at
all. but we rushed the ball .,..·ell.
Looking blij:k on 11 . I 1h1nk we
IEAVIEW
From81
John10n, I think we did the JOb well.
He m1aht not have even had lhe
opponunity. but wt were penalized
after stopping them 1-2-J-punl on
their fin1 possession of 1hc second
half.
"Thty really shouldn't have had
the bell 1n the third quaner period.
but anytime you hold them to sill
points, they're doina the job.''
8 C.naa •el M•r Coadl Dave
H.u.M.: "Well, the dcfcnSC' was on
the field lonacr than I've ever seen.
Trabuco·s offense cll.ccuted well .
and we pvc up a lot of yards.
Fonunatcly, they wcrtn't able 10
score mott.
.. One thin& I noticed was our
t.1eklina was off. I was pleased that
the defense was able to bend and not
break. and the offense played ~Iler
for us. The offensive hnc kicked it
upa notch, but just when we started
to move, wt had a turnover or a
penalty.··
Those little mista.kcs arc expected
by a ooach, but docs he think of i1 as
only the founh wctck of play?
"It depends on how much cx-
ptricnce you have," Holl•nd said.
"We b1ve to tlln acttina it toacthcr
hcrt pretty quick. lf wt want to be aood. wt need to elimin1le thote
mistakes.··
CdM was also aided by Musta.np
mistakes.. Junior defensiYe-beck
Scott Plnnier intel'ttl>led .Y111buco
quanerbKk Pat a.mes thrte times
in :::3._ his second stan at cor-
nc1
Sa Kinp qmrlCrbodc Todd
K<brli came up with Ibo bif play
onoe apin. but Holland iaid the
medium•'*'F puaina ...,. needs
-belpyet. "'!'odd caa throw Iona.• Holland
laid. "And ,.. ....S him to do that.
You have to have the Ilia plays. but
-need to-oe theiotermediate
-~to ... dlinp up. l.oftl
-. docl't llove to be Iona tJuows. 'mes }Oii have 10 let
the ttttivm Nft with the,Mll." • Uol•• • ., Cooolt -ca.. zw-·· "I "\bouaht ""' eucu1Cd wR on offtn• and Oft ckhw. we
...,.. l'Orlu·"".\" to "' ""'* on
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air ma~ will -"" ... ddatl..;Ji;....w.,.a '"" :r:. Unlvenity. no W--
Ibo ........... If llloy -
Ibo Trqjaas..flut il'lfbe a -way tie if Ulliveni1y wint.
Aa la.-i"' twill OOClltl'ld lo
the WOO!lbiidle I--iJtt Ibo viclo<y.
We happened to find aa Irvine
ICOUtiOI r<pGrUfter Ibo·-left in our lockmoom, .. Giblon taicL .. ,
doa'l know if it WU Id\ tilcft Oii ...,_ o< wba~ btil the ._;,.
WU that they didn•t ~ we bod a
V<rf aood fOotl>oll team and OD lbal
niabt we were a link bet&er thu
they were.
. .. (The ICOUtin& report) wasn't sit·
tine there u an. in«11Uve. It wu
found u if somebody had left it
then: for us after the pme. It was a
defensive personnel chart. ratinc
our defensive people and aivine
comments about lbem. It was actu-
ally kind of nice to find after the
facL"
lnlae Coocll Terry Heolpa' "l
thou~I both defenses played real
well. Our defense wu ouptandina
and we shut down Wyatt (who com-
pleted 7 of 17 _ _pesscs for 80 yards),
but the kickoff return and their de-
fense shut down us and. thlt was the
story of the pme. •
"Offensively, wt just p)uldn't do
a thing. This is the second week in a
row we've had five turnovers -
that's 10 in two weeks. Woodbridge
,
should have run the bell more.
PaK'Oc said the dismal 3 of 19
passin& for a mere 3 yards will need
to be rectified.
"We've got to gel mort pro-
ductivity out of our •quartcrbacks,
but it isn·t all them. For the qU¥--.
terback.s 10 be successful, our Of-
fensive line has to protect them
better. We didn't give our gu ys
much time to throw."
Pascoe credited Edisen·s de-
fensive quickneu with the paA
protection breakdowns.
"Their defensive linemen arc un-
believably quick." said Pascoe. who
was most disappointed with the
penalties (12 for 110 yards).""
Otto View Coadl .Howanl hem;
.. We did a real 1ood job of protcct-
1na 1he quanerback and I.hat's
where it stans. Randy (K.artiner)
had the umc and he was able to do
things a good athlete is able to do.
The offensive hne (ccn1cr Chad
Godfirnon. guards Chris Muat and
Rich Jones. and 1acklcs Bob Schiel
and Eric Cummings) ttasn't been a
s1rcn1th for us. but it's improved
gam< by game and hopefully wc·u
kc-c-p the trend go1 ng..
"We d1dn'1 an11c1pate being able
to handle Fountain Valley the way
we did. As far as our confidcn~. 11
helped us a great deal. The win was
a real boost.
"From a fan's po1n1 of view . 11
ma) have appeared to have been a
blowout. but we never felt com·
fonable unul the gun went off ...
One sour note was a strained
knee suffered in warmups by stan-
1na rca1vcr Al Cano.
.. It was a freak thing and it rcall)'
took the wind out of my sails early.
Sota ha Coacta Did: Hill: "The
bottom hnc 1s we made the mistake
(the fumble recovered by Marina
for the lone touchdown) and the~
didn't.
.. You c~ate )Our own brtaks 1n
(footh11l running back Scan) Sand·
en. befo~ he gol 10 the s1dc-hnes.
He's a b11 physical kid and 14'C had to
&ct to him before he got started.
.. We were surpnscd thal we were
able 10 mo,·c the ball so well because
of their size, but when I say we. I
mean the coaches. The kids think
thQY can move the ball against any-
one... -r
Cunning.ham said one of the keys
on Offense for his 1cam was quar-
terback Bnan Vairs ability to per-
form under pressure.
"He was able to run the play-
act1on pass pmc suCC'CSSfully.'"
Cunning.ham said. ··He set up well
1nd was pa11cnt in the pocket. H(. kl
the dcfcnx o'·cr-commit to the run
and aot rid of the ball at lhc lasl
pos!iblc minute.
"Once in a while the defense 1s
s<>ing to hit him. bul he was able 10
hang in the~ and throw the ball into
1he area that 1he defense had vacat-
ed and showed great poise in doing
it. ..
The offensive line also did its Job.
Cunniftlham said. Early in the
season it was expected to be a weak
spot for the Trojans, but the under·
class-dominated line has been able
to control the opposition in every
pme.
"We had a new center and left
au.ard, a couple of junion 1t the
LKkln." C unnina,ham said. "They
are so incxperiencc<l. but they are
doinean awe10mcjob. So far, we've
bttn able to move 1he ball r.,:inst anyone."
Cunniftlham said· both de cnsive
ends 8ematd Gardner and Paul
Li<bte played oulSllllldinl pmea.
Both continually W\lftl SudcTI out
and drove: him t.tk LOWan1 lM
middle of the lleld. Cla•nl..,...,,
said' tbe pus .defente WU ltrona U
well, allflolllll the Knicltll aren't
known for poai111 obiHI)'.
"Wt were able eo tonllin ~ pua
for .. litlle .. they ....... " Cla•· nialllam .. Id. "They try IO throw
Ibo .U.US.and UOp !""! -. but
we weft= to conw11 it .. • •·•~tll'Clec*,.,,, .Wlbe: .. Our~ problem wu two Lima
we wcntaowft to~ and twice we
tumcd lllt ball Ovtr. We had -1-'t••itla, but "' did•'I IMo
·'
lrten ........,~ DllW'Cllot
woritor Trent Bordolt (n) yank•
lrvlne'o Scott Seel to turf.
has a fine defense, but. we're not
&0ing to beat anybody if we have
five tumovcn a pme. That's too
much pressure on 1he defense.
"Woodbridge covered our re-
ceivers. I'm ~in.a real honest. they
MllY ........ -....i--. We did
aot Mve uy NCeiwn opn.. They
-away a lac o(dllap,.. _
IO It)' aoill do. but we_,, -to Mwt I of tbeir pc:riOnnMce. .. _..,.c..-.,..araz •=
"We1ttdlc_,.bylllutdosclowu
t&ir wiae-T ollinie," iaid RQB. i-lbllowi .. lail-·111.7 ..... _
IOl)I o-lllvmide Poly Iott Tbun.
daf. "We read nur keyo and we
cM:cvttd to the et.pectationa. Our
ICf'Vice tam did 1 pat job of
~us for W.. days to •IO!>
Ibo winlod-T. ... tb9u1ht it WU I bia win be·
ca'*lltofW fact that we IOI our feel
bock on tlte J10UDd after lbe Santa
Ana pme and did what WC had IO
do in thn:e dayt 10 belt Poly. I was
very pleased with bow our defense
played, especially becauae ""' had
thrc:c: tumoven in the fint half and
put them on 1hc f.ckS in difficuh
positions.'· El T_ Ceaela _I __ -De-
fense was o\lf hia.hliaht," said John-
son, followina his team's 39-7 win
over Santa Monica last Thunda.Y·
.. We've pi.yed well defensively 1n
'every pme. We've only allowed two
toucl.\d0yrtQs all year. W c aot the ball
·at the 10.yard line after 1 (Santa
Monica) fumble and it was 14-7 at
the tirni. Defense. though, was our
hi&hlia.ht. qain. We got out of,sync
. offensively in the first half. Then 1n
the K:COnd half WC had four Sood
offensive dnvn in a row."
CllTAMEIA
From 81
found Out that they were very prt'·
dictable when they were in a specific
situation.
.. They threw the ball well against
us. but that's not their game. They
run the ball and we didn't le! them
do it. That was the key for us ...
• E1ta•cl1 Co1cll Jolla
Uebeqood: '"We're s1ill makina the
mistakes and 11·s hurting us. I have
to aivc Katclla a lot of credit. Their
quancrback had a ireat n1aht. Our
pass defense is s.omcthina we s1.ill
have to work hard on.and we have to
conti~uc to improve.
'"Other than not w1nn1nc. I think
the team's doina a VClt JOb.'"
The Eqlcs were bolstered by the
return o( sophomort quancrblck
Malt Johncr. who saw action for the
first tirm 1n lhrtt weeks after aoina
down with a hip inJury in Estancta's
opening win.
....
Ocean View's Randy Karllner
was on the loose, all night long.
-"H~ (Johner) wp clc:arcd by 1hc
doctors and he needs ume and rep-
etitio ns 1n game situations."
L1cben&ood said. ··we wcrt down
14-7 and I think we n~ed to mill. 11
up a bit. Matt was a li1tle rusty. bu1
he had lots of poise. He made a arcat
call at the line of scrimmage that led
to his touchdown run. The team has
a lot of confidence 1n him.''
this game. I'd 5.a) 11 was a v.·cll·
pla)Cd defensive football game an
neither team really controlled the
ball 01Tcns1\'el).
"When a team ts playing as "''ell
as Marina, you an·1 make m1stak~
at an} time. We did at a ven
cru1c1al time and 11 hun
"We feel we arc 1mpro' 1ng. but
we haven't found a wa) to win
We're finding wa~s to lost'. rathC"r
than wa)S to "'ID
"We didn't ha\C an) inJunes. bu!
.,...e·rc bruised up h was a hard
h1tt1n1 game ··
ad\antagc ol them
"We ac1uall) had thr« e'Cf'llent
sconng opponun1t1ei; tha1 v.·c came
out with no po1n1s. Each time v.·c
had lfCal field pos1t1on. but W(' JUSI
co uldn"t do anything. We had the
bal\ 1ns1de the 5-yard line .,.,1th fi,·('
minutes to play. and o ur quar·
tcrback got hit and lost the ball and
11 was ruled a fumblt. V.'c had 11
firs1 -and-1oal and came awa ) v. 1th
nothing.··
Dcsp11c 1hc loss. Wine said he ..-.·as
happy w11h the team effort.
"'Don't act me wrong. the kids
played hard." W11tc said. "We JUsl
d1dn'1 execute when we had to. and
we ended up frustrated."
W11tc a.11d this 1s a key Wttk of
practice to 1tt 1f his team can re-
bound from an emotional loss
··we had some areal Jo p-
portun111n to win the pme ... Witte
said. ··we lost the game. it hurt our
pnde. but all we Josi was one game.
It was tough on the kids. though. We
thoua,ht .,...e would be 3-1 at this
point and instead we're 2-2. We
need to learn from the c11.pcricncc.
and we·u sec how the kids rnpond.
It's up to them.'"
Oner 111in, the R<»drunncn got
bia plays from the s«'Ondary as bo1h
Paul De&pdo and Ton1 Davis .bad
their founh intcrcc~1ons of the
1 year. Llnct.ckc:r O.v1d Madrid also
olaycd well with e!lht tack~ and a
lumbk recovery. ·
.. We either aive up tht bi& pass
play or we intcrtcpt the ball. and we:
thrtW two 1ntcrttptions as wtll."
Witte said. ··The runnina pmc
'NDn't thlt ~either. It WIS aood mouth at tunn.. but not where: we
wanted it to be.
.. We stc>pped their r11nnina pmc
pretty well, but lhry hun us throw-
'"' lbc ball wbich we didn•t really u~ Tbty cam~ up wilb tome: key
caleba,. Wt if WI tc0rt one ~
time, we win tbc: pme..
.. I have U> t,v:.our dcftn1e a '°1 of
mdiL They In dim Pd ....
us Ibo cbaocc to wbt tlto 1111,... EW!I
late I• the~ -we t......S Ibo Mii over, '""'t °"I and ......,..i
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can IOid wilt die f"'"' "° mat,.,.
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Olaey: "We p~tty much JUSt 101
bcal. We didn't play well and we
kept II' 1ng them the ball inside our
20. Defensively. we dtdn"t aivc up a
whok 101 of yards, but we gave up
big plays and missed a couple of big
plays. I 1hough1 the) v.'Crc a aood
football team."
The An1sts weft' v1cllm1zed about
e'Cf) v.'a) possible. b)' themselves.
Onlano Chnstian and luck. t.a&una
lost the ball deep 1n its own end on
·an apparent forward pass thal v.·as
ruled a fumble. on a snap that .,..'Cnt
through the punter's hands and an
Ontafio Christian punt wenl
straight up. hit a Laguna lineman 1n
the back and was rt'C'ovcrt'd b) On-
tario .
"We also tned a fake punt and the
play was, open. but our receiver
dropped the ball and the) 101 11 on
our 24-yard hne, .. said Olney. '"They
(Ontario) only made two m1st.akn
all ntahl. They onl) passed five
times and 1hc1r 1wo runn1na backs
ran v.·ell. The)' JUSI cap11ahzcd on
our errors.
"On defense. we gave up four
touchdowns. I kno.,.. they started
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v.1th the ball dttp 1n our end on
them. but 11 doesn't matter where
the) st.aned. we Still gave them up:·
Despite the loss. Olney said 1t
v.·asn 't all bad. The Artists" offcnx
finall) put together a Ion& drive. but
even that ended with mixed ff"SUlts
as the snap on the extra point went
throUJh the holder's hands.
.. I think we moved the ball SUC·
~ssfu\ly.'' Olney said ... But then the
1 mistakes came. Some •'Cir<I lhings
happened 1n pmc. We had a chance
10 take the lead at half, but we Ihm.·
an 1ntcrccpt1on wilh five seconds lo
10. We didn't Clpttahzc when Wt'
needed to. I th1nk it was a close
pmc that JUSt Sol away from us.··
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Phantom captures overall WORSA tltle
By Almon Lockabey
Ollty Pilot Bo9t1ng Wrllet
Phanto m. a J.]5 skippered b)
Ann Becker of Capistrano Ba)
Yacht Club, scored 1wo firs1s and
1wo sc:conds lo 1alc.e overall honors
1n the I I th annual Women's Ocean
Racing Sa1hng Assoc1a11on rega tta
sailed Sa1urda) and Sunday. a four·
race se ric:!i off Bal boa.
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NON SP INNAitElt-1 Stlf'lt Ml•• 1 ·-Dana West . . wms senes
Balboa duo wins Flying Jr.
Nt nrty.four boa t~ 1n n1 nt' classes.
1nclud1 ng a regatta high 24 boa1s 1n
the Club Fl} 1ng Jr. class. 1umed oul
Saturd.a) and Sunday for Ne wpon
Harbor Yacht ('lub's Fall Gold Cup
rega tta un courses 1ns1de the ba).
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tNSIDIE CLASSIES
CLUI ~L "f'JN(, J ll 1?•i-1 .191'1 f ,g,,_ Jt l1
no -"' ,._ mrt•• .... ,...
tioMI 1-r.a dlle --1111 diJoo...,, "'""• .. Family," 1-Wia die -St. LauiJ Coldlaolt l--0
S..nday .. Dolll Drabek'• ~.
Pi&UibwJb. wU:b bis woe 1 •m• ~ teVn
atraiflit -ud 10 of II, will playnarinati
...,.. .. Thllndoy in a rematdl of lhe 1979 NL
playolfl. The Reds and lhe Pintes ...,. tlle-ooly NL
te1.m1 no& to win divilioo titles in &he 19'°'.
Pit ....... ""'Pl t11o Rods in 1979 and. led by
Willie SlafFll. went oo to win the Worid Series in
1eve:o pma tpin11 Baltimore.
The Pi.n.1CI. who flftilbed fifth tut KUOn with a
74-18 m:onl, dominated tllo NL Eut at the ''""-
clOlina April wit.h I 0 victories in 11 pmes 10 take o•cr
fir>t
Pittsburah hu led tbe division for 147 of 175
days, movinc into tint place for &ood by beatina
Philadelphia on Au&. 4 and then sweepin& a three-
p.me seriet from the New York Mets.
While the Pirates reached the top, the C.rdinal1
dropped to 70.89 and ensured they will finish last for
. lh.e firs1 time since 1918. It wa1 the lonaest streak any
club had gone without finishing last.
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........ Ille dj-le ""' ----· .,. .. -and ohllh a>alpiete -· Ho pi_ lo ontY .,. ...... Oftr the llliftilntlm ...... • ...
laalqp • be ,... !Or eiehlh U-in nillO deciJiooa.
He hal 1oat oaly twk:e in II llUll ·-June ll.
la tbe A~cu Ulpe Eu!,_
-·-JQa II, W ._ I: Fm! McOrift' led
Toronto'• 19-hit .,.,,... with li>urlinlln uid Ille Blue
Jayo clw)od baclt to within oac pme of 8oJton. Th<
Blue Jayo Mh,...S theftftaleora ~-ud
prevented Botton from clinchina a ab.art of the
division 1itlc.
Toronto ~ ftniJhes lbe tttulat JeUOll with
lhrtc pmn at Baltimore while \be Red Sox are home
for lb• lat three apinst ~· Toronto won just thfft or 10 pm.et IP.iMt the
Red ~ Uris seuon, and woo for the first ·11me in
aeven tries at fenwar_ Part.
Jimmy Key (LI-7) bocame only the ciahth left·
handed staner to beat the Red So1. in Boston this )'ear.
He allowed nine hits, includ.inc Tom Brunanaky'1 fiAh
homer in three day1, and five runs in 6¥1 inninp .
-Frem dte AINC'las.4\Preet
Angels' Lewis hard-luck loser Dodgers fall in.to
ANAHEIM Rookoe Scon hom, but I watched him p;tch to the second·elace tie
Lewis would've been happier other hitten," Jackson said. "I was
watching Bo Jackson play football prepared 10 swina at the fint
on Sunday, no1 baseball. fastball he thn=w. which is what I
But Bo was on the Royals' bench, did." .
'rather th~n the Los Angeles Lewis. makina his second major
Raiders'. and he led off the ninth lcquc start, pitched a three-hitter .
inn1na with a p1nch -hi1 home run ~e _losl his no-hit bid in the_ sixth
that led Kansas City O\'t'f the Cali-1nn1ng and lost 1 1-0 lead tn tM-
fomia Anaels 2-1. ~venth when Ge111ld Perry hit his
Jackson. ba111ng for frank White, eighth home _run.
hn his 28ih homer of the season. Kevin Ap~1er ( 1 2·~) stayed o_ut ~f
He connected on a J... I pilch from trouble dcspne allow1na nine h11s 1n Le eight 1nn1na.s. and ended his four· w1s (I· I!· a rookie making h1!i game losing streak. Jt'fT Moniaom·
second maJOr league stan. ery pitched the ninth for his 241h
"He's a strong man, all nght. I'm save.
a belie ver now." Lewis said. "'The C.lifomia 1ook a 1.0 lead in the
pitch was low, and I didn't even fifth whe.n Gary DiSan:1na walked
think he 'd swing at 11. But he golfed and Luis Poloni:1 tripled.
II a long wa y." -By lite A11oclated Prn1
Jackson's opposite-field homer • k ott Lewlt is the Oru1~
was Kan sas Cit y's first pinch· Coast Daily Pilot Pla yer of the
homer of the season. Game after pitchina a three-hit,
··1 didn't know anything about two--run complete gamt' defeat.
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SAN FRANOSCO -Br<l t But·
ler and Robby Thompson each had
three biu and scored three runs
Sunday as the San Francitc0 Gianu
beat tJtc Los Anaelcs Dodtm 11-2
for their seventh straishl victory.
San Francisco tied the Dodaen
for KCOnd place in the National
leq:ue West as Rick Reuschel (3-6)
won for the first time sintt July 29
with five shulou1 inninp. It was his
tint victory ovtr the Dodaen sina-
July J, 1987.
Butler singled in his fint three al·
bats to take over the NL lead wih
189 hits. Thompson had two singJc:s
and his I Sth home run.
_,By 1M AllOCilitHI Preli
• Leuy Harrt1 earned the Or·
u 1e Coa11 Dally Pilot Dodatn
Player of the Game honors for
hitting three singles in thrtt lriP' to
the: pla1e.
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nakcr class 1n 1hc Performa ni:c
Handicap Raci ng Flc:et handicap
system. Yachts ra nged from .:!4 to
41 feel wn h all .... ·oman sk1ppt'rs and
crews
Do\NA POINT -!Jana Wtsl
'i'acht C'lub out~orcd Dana r o1n1
)'acht < lub and Capistrano Ba)
''l'ach t Club in a round-robin ~ncs
of five race~ around .... 1nd wa rd·
leeward cou rM:'~ aboard two I ~
meters. Star" & St npc..·~ ·is6 and
Heart of Ameri ca
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WOOCILl'I Hull °""""' A11J1
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race.
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OUT\IOE CLASS
llACIE 1
(Lit.SS A-1 J•"• l oo 1 ""•"'°"' 1 OccuDil•lont J H 1 11ro
Heart of Amcnca. the I ~·meter
1ha1 repre~n ll'd thL' (h1t aso ,·acht
('\ub 1n the 198 7 .\mcnca's ('up
campaign oil Freemantle Auslraha
prO\Cd to be the fa~tcr ol thl' ,.,..,
boats 1n 1he Dana Harbor sc:nl'\ 1n
hgh t air
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FAUlDER
From 81
c.atchl!'J partner.
··1 think wt pretty well hl'I~ him
talked 1n10 comina out," Oinarich
u.KI Thursday ni&ht. "I just lOld him
he didn't tee the INC Ediaon lelm
qainst Hun1in1ton Beach and lhat
we can play a lot better.··
"I'll know (today) irwe have him,
but not until," Wh11e uld. c
Th< Cotta Mt11 Hiatt .,tr pro.
aram pined an unupeded boost
r«:entfy u one of~ Of.SOUlhml
Section tchoob chotcft 11random 10
roceive a S'°° pont fioum Friendl of
Golf, a oon-pnillt suppon poup
-at tltc llel Air COtintry a~b.
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bow I'm '°''!f to:5-!'t 1't," M.,. ianpCoa<h Jim •Id.
"I'm ..... to al bow I con
use the extra money to improve 1
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k.id's pmc, rather than splutJC on
some frill expente," Hqcy added.
"We don't have m1ny country club
kids at Cotll Mes1 -maybe I$ at
the whole 1Chool own their C>Wn
clubl. This will come in handy and
it"s much a~a.a.ed."
sider th1t thc only two winlca teams
amona 60 county squads have (our
Cl F title pme appurances between
them aintt 198$. .J
Maier Dei wa1 the only 011\er
Oranaie Coat ami PfOIJllm choeen in the random drawina .ao rtt:tive
the bonu1 money.
D
Newpon HartJor mecu E&llncia
this week in non-lelaue football.
which ,P'O:Vide& an iaterc11i .. OI>
ponuruty for ~ubli111 bntuina rialt11 ror the ObllcfW brothen.
R.,,.u Ohlldolll II a ttnior
tallbaclt for Ille Sallon. while yot1 ...
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bolh 0-4, m the denied dlM> lhus far.
Tit< Baron1, CIF B;,.Fivc Con·
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Santa Ana won the Clf Sovtltem
Division title in 19&j, tbtn ft.II ln
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Speaklna or El Tonx the C1wfm
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IPICIAUIT (l'IW'..-ilflftdHtirborl. 91QCanyonTwnhMOWir· •-LIUI•• ....,, ,.,,.. ~. P'll'I r.'ICleO~«'Clgat".1195. ~t.m. "'°" ~ ~ Loe '* P,oper1• lodUnO DO" OOUf"M, 28A petlo, b41em ~·· 548-$3.50/mo, Oole to OCC. l ii~~~~~---1=~12~1~3~l!M>~-3~t; .. ~='' 2BA, *"""·pool, 2-aw L l12110 1PfA B 0-tobeadl .... Wt E•ctu .. --. llutta ere• AYei!NOW 751-640<& 11 _.-age,. 11516/mo. Ben, erge 1 '4 A AY911 now ~ l Bfll twntwn&. UV3BA 2""8A I!.....-99 28A 1'ABA t7 ...... 201hl7~57311w townl'IOuM. Lndry rm. wllA +den & beAcon)' Ilg pdoe. 11250-tisoO Femtotrwwl..,.,.dwJlne ,. Slit 1100 twnhea, ffplc, 2 C# an ...... 2 I A .... petlo, alt bwllt·lftJ. D/W garb. dlapo••I: paf' mo Uk•' ,,.. 137 CdM 2 BR. 1 BA hM Blk 1-~;;,;;;;;;;,,,,,,,..,,;;;;-1 09"· •Id hookup, mumt + oen. 1825/mo. NllOimo + SIOO .._·w ......... 51 trom be•ch N-em1u. ~-..-... , $1275. tlt-2480. 89Y vtew. Poot. 2.100 el 2071 ™IJAPN Mc, ay MOO /mo 723-42ff
20 ·-51 doo• AM. 2 Flid931A.21A.temrm, ~=~ .c:: J:-0-· TSL MGMT 132-2232 ~;Mt2~·,,. "= ·-· 1'Mlli ~· IAVfNI! w .. tp.,. M/F bldtOom. 2 b4lth. I• 29 frp1c. dbl D9J. LG psllo. NEWlY DECORATED ' 'lt.lrlken liw'9 reepon prof tt-wnll lhr
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..c::unty. 642.4180 38R, 38A, Wn rm. 2 car. a · 2323~_..: ' ftooB. garega. 631--4442 pool. deck 1acuzz•. ~=,,:;~~,=~~-11rdftt • weter Incl i-:•17· .. ,..._,.... t•W/ .... NWP1' HOTS MNlll ZBA 1500· MC 49-f.-623 1 :==~L.AftGE38r11"8etwnhM. 17501rno.P9Ca<>tC c.I 9'a. Pat116'19 doM 10 atq> ' --
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PENTAPOGECOVE 2 bd •. ywd, no pet.a. 11l I merbl• lrplc, !tench 1BR Mobile,_,. ldMI 714-5ll--«19 A-A"°"" ffom 11550/mo OUlet P"or 1 2S.35 anr
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9A~FA0Nl -5 bet dodl. 2BR, tlA, lg pello. CUSTOM remodel 2 bllita 2 BR. 1' ... BA T~ •.endert ........ 18A' IUa.lmfll.J l\alf blodc from OCMll
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BEACON BAY · 4 bd "89, ~ Eut 9kM JBR deck . gerege, w/d carpet dr•P•• Dep $400. Ulll pd. ·250 •t ?& J ::;,.oom; 1111 I S0-7310
furn .....nl• -12,500 2BA Prtv rd It ' I d 1230()/mo. 14$-93-42 S6751rno • S500 MC. Cltf OJ. 417-4511. .~ Mice OlM» by the ..,.,.,
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CHOICE LOCATION. 3BR lllboi IUnd 2106 ''"M ftlW-_ _ 240-22" 3BA 2BA ~/unl1 M9WI _ "-· nur COM 111 SchOol ~.;;;;;;;;;;.;;i;".,.;;;;;;;;;;;;;
2BA, •11 g91'. lt9'K. Nul 3 I R, 3'.1-BA. 2 story"-· •;:.'· ~A·.:.~ roor~; Very IP9dlll 3 BR. Gr•I •BAY TIMBERS• :ri:-o =-11~:'ir:::· Sill 2 BR. 1 BA llt)t•. 1 ,,.. 1'50 ulil lf'CI 6'1•-9124 ~
to SC Pieu. 115 RMI" Lg 1.,,, rmtllltcti. Yrty. rn11e' 10 ·~·';'za4 ; ioc.11or1t S.CtyS.trpct.1g 1BR. trplc. cabte. PoOI. «0eAtvER trombcft.Pauo,h1opoo1. ON BIO Cotor1---.-----ee;:;h Commtrdal Propt~
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SpKtoua 3 bdrm, 2'" tin.ictnQ. Call Aveil 1011S. lllOCllmo. L..ANOMARtC St 55• 28r .._. Dpft "' bd't. 48R very dNn. loUoi' woock. 2 I. 38R 28A A.pta l'J)lc 1401 ~ i46 I~ cto.t w.._1ary.. r• 1,IOOSQ n 2 ... "°"' UZ&CHUCKJOHES 64s-8116orl31-o21t. Bl · 38A. bll 1na, I•••• ea11gned perk i ng , -' ·1 lr~•l0tlh~., ex· Office•. dt..-U. ,.., ~~1::;::u1=~ 131-t261otl'6-57'3 WlNT£R r.rtel. ~ :.Zs~"°°~: I 1 5 o o I , 6 o o 1595/mo i:Ja.OS52 :':C:::·:"';dc'.:: IWIUmTIL ~aae equApmen1 In-ooor s1c.1aq ti or
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hied paOo ~oo•ung w,':'.·1,1n1t~4BA, ;.--. W/O, A/C, ~.. LUll•Ulll 2BA. lg dc>Mf•. getege. •Wlll•TlllPI• •• -...... 17 'Mlmler St. eo.i. • home '" •In! , .. 28R 3BA HOUSE ....... pool 11000/rno 1~·117S "'-· patio OIW lndry rm s th c a t .. t _,_.. ---u.... s.&0-9352 Otiye. grwibel1 '"''' tergeat f'f'IOdeted condition Pv1 · -· U\1191 3BR r.ome, 2BA. 1175 'NO PETS 640•2495 EXClUSIVE BEACH OU 0 S « ro To rent 1n CdM 111c 646-()681 Evenlf19'
pool Alerm ayatem l ow lot on quiet odl. P..ICed I t>lodl 10 bey & bMCh W0008RtDGE. SQeCkJu9 clo•• 10 b••Che•.1 COMMUNITY 2686 Meliottope S of PCM Car -IMMhOld pml of IS1 1 betow merllel lor , ... Y9'1t1y. 2 •tory 11275 4BR2',..8A t.mldlnrma, 12100/mo 67S..59-i2 2BR2BAwlbMulltulpool • stor999 713-5010 9nme ••· ~
pet' yMI" $319,000 .... •I 1259,IOO. Cell 31& Undo 142-740<4 f /P,patlo. new d.cor. •Spaclow• 2 BR. 2 BA. 2 ..-1 Wieto. rJIW. ,., ..... ,~"Tm • or clu", ~ lt'IOO lff..1111 PATAICl<TEHORE •Ywty l.w ,._.,:a poolllelleltn"IJ 11175 F Ull"'Yf-1'1~ C-Qeregll Veulledoeli-piw&garege.En)oy04ltL-vit1BA t 8A,OIWg.-,IOO vt.OMrr.gMOOOr , ·t' 'IDf"'L" L'( KJN"-721·1200 BR. 2 BA eoncto, 2 c:. 640-1327 Of" 720-78S2 ~;;_224;'11i-21~~ IJ9 Sl1S1mo •A1ao 1 pM bNc:'1 11100 AM lndJy rm ~ to SC C 113S &iperlor 142..0530
'-' ~11 .1 .. ,-, ger.NMrbllyl.beKfl Tlle T.,.,..,. C-dlf HR BA. 2 l\lH baltle large. matntenancelr'ICI I f>t&r• 1725/rno omm11dal I -mi. l ~II~\.°"' * 17~11 * 2BA l200~. fl., pool, &i#llf llT'i-9PK'OU• 1700/mo 231 •ALSO 18drm 11430 505 SUNFLOWER R.f.. S,,./ltnl Income ~C!p!ftt 1790 111.\l.Uifl~ FANT .. TIC --•°"' '-,new & dr-. 38A2'.1>8A.•ld'*llP· ...... AYOC.ado St F0t k'lfo ..... ~'*•* ITSlMGMT 132-2232 . _ , ....., --· ~ -150·2257 ... .,. --SOAAY PETS --2Be SC....._ •·-"--· -.._.,J/-1 E19'de, 3 C1 l,lflfl•. l>f"of or ,.,., .. •I 45th SI. Oct· Av.it mid Sep1. 11100 egel13001rno 122-11n .. ______ • .,... . ,..,. ... __ ---..:w r-T__..-•• ,.. ... OWF i 115"'4
AnmUrdk al _ Mey. 38R & 2BA 11¥el 752-2811 1~~~~~~~.--1j':!~!']~~'E.::~"! ULl l ...... 11 I BKonylpello c-pon, 2767 1179.950. Qrwe by. 121 ~~Nel¥Gic111 Fullyfum,c:Ofnpletefywp-MllllTlllMI 2 WEEK"S FREIE RENT I pool, lt)a, --'Qhl rm I .,_....,......,,. Hunt. INctl 1040 -lldecl. 957-6035 , ___ .. ~ 116" QMn, ~ 2 aty 2BR 2BA. lo'# mov..in, $800 CrlilrJ oil 722-IOl l Smndwlch ~. ~ _:c::__::.·_::_-'.:-'.---
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tor 2 tM»t•. mo yrty. Inductee vtll9. egt . =d~~~· ~ f)e1a. 645-1631 ett 3pm I S 111 lff' :'~ :~~ pr:'°'"-4~ NEWPORT BEACM
.......... s.te-7020 E.,... •EXCLUSIVE GUAAO• decoreled l24001mo. •TOWNHOMES• 3BR 29A ~ uno1 a.,.! •, utl ...._2902 Cmr W•ldtfl f lrvwle A.,.
Tired of renflng? ..,.,-;.11 ....... •G.-.TEOCOMMUNITY• 6'0-1327720-7152/ofk 2BR !'~BA.~. WIO •· WIO NI-up, OIW r..-... ,., ....... ""~1 .... COl'l'lpiet•J•Mor'-1
ario.younowlo buytMl;o;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;l'Oloel' 38A ~ lllOO ON10tflFAIRWA't' V ........ fultr"-""Stl.ldlo hk ·uP Pool. ape, l12VSlmo "Hottfl/Motetl 2718 ::::or
riome ol your druma! kv1nt l()H mo yrly Incl , utlla. ...,,.. 17501:"° 1Bdrm 1150 l 950/mo. l3l-40IS TSl:,. Nept~·2232 1 SANOPIPEA MOTEL neer .,..Fut!,,._.~
Amez lng rec o1 ded ll'I • Bergalnl 1 Evening 546-7020E.,... lllZllT.. mo. >ti ml lo bMc:tll lriQM.llirtWDl*21R. I -bellCtl MA O¥ed .,..fAX&CooY Servioe
meuagie , ........ d91elle. Breeze Or em el le •Tiny quiet llA cotlJ91, • 6'2·0o493 Of 146-&72• B.i. Flp -crpt l pnl. •EASTILUf'"f 28r , • .,e.
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Call 7141248--0020 • 130 T'vrtlerocll Twnri•• bHll'I oellk'lgl, lg yerd Nr 2 a 31A 2BA Apt9. frplC. WR••Lf 1 •·••• own 991 ly•d 17951mo f~. pool. a1orege, ev.itab4. 11 ... 645--9137 MM111
Spacloul 2 BR • den jhpe bctl SlM'"' Jumlne wet'-. rnlcto, ..Wldryr ·~ l.aa.& • MC htlle, 912·9802 2 carport• • c;otn WIO
COl'ON?dtf Mlt 1022 2.,..BA 2 c:ar;a. iorrnai ~t7tfNOPETS722-«J1 : htlupe,centre1W,:1c-L.mm.I li50Chllcl0K 722-I01 1 •SEALAAKMOTEL • 1100 at ,,••ly ••·
M°ET AL BUILDING MANU·
FACTURER M le c11n9
bu•ldingtdN• 1n some
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7Sl ·3200 £11 2•03
WedgCo, Accepta nce
Corp &1 00 E•••
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-C0 80214 din ,:-n 123SK .-.gt Det wl•lr• atorege. All 4 BR )'Ai BA.13 050/PflO E'SIDE beMltlful 2BA 28A -1Wldy ,_,tel• rt0\111 •v.it decor•tecl. fUll of! 405 ""-ll+MITI 7SV·9173 . lr'Clflt. •lty tlR 11A melnlen&nc:e Incl Sort)'. n•••u..... catt'letllloell.O/W.Ceble. &IClllllEIPTS 114700 ..... ' up 2.2 74 Fw y .. B••ch Blvd .
klnt ,.,,,. Mull MIU l!S:i~~~~J~!l.~upper~~~"~~· ~-~'~ .. ~· .. ~~· 1 No pet .. 644-0509 ~· WIO 2 ;.-'llglM.. Ou..i OH THIE BAY Nwpl BM:!. CM 846-74•S M:fOIS frOfl'I sflo l)Olng VENDING ROUTE Loc;•I I 5 2 5 o o o II• aund•c• a p•rkln9 4 BR. S BA. ooeen view , .. , A·• 1011 13 ..... ~.. center, maior l'IOtoel & r-. Gr••I c••rl '"com• . , Y 1950/rno. 721-0343 Mltle NwP' y_.,..,. 3BA 2 Story 12.700/mo. ..,. I+..--1 80AM, tBA. ....... H50 ISl'IOIOed~ ~""'" Room w~ mollv•l•d Prlnc~•ll Newpot!ltach 1069 twnnome. IC8rD9J •cp Aon,Agant721-o304 E'StOf .. HR ~ No pet• OeltyM Olg""'"""°"'"""'•clew-1~1 .. tr• perking. 1~19 lrain .--~·;;';;,._;;;;;,...;;;;;;;'•"•"o;;;""I Ila.Ill.IL Furn.~31A "°"'9. aww1y Pool. -cpi, paint, a.-..1 . .-Id ger. carport, i•i"iiii"-•'•'°•'•••.,.iiiiii .. ~!lfl••••••'•',,__.1· •••• · •••••••••••• Costa Mn.a 1024 :11A 28A, 2'i'I car gar191. =~~· 7.,:"~ .nd1ee': 11J:OCllmo. Cf'9dlC "'90f'I Sift OlfMntt 2176 patio, lndf'Y, cMMe hik up .......... llOf)' 1~. ,,. .... ,.. d. ""'8ty 1.31· 12M No pet .. 1150. 142+179!!1 oamftlAIW -.,,.... _,,, Clly Lt•. Levl•l'lly --~ir,:r.~~.:~~ OCfANFAONT DUPLEX FURNISHED, 2BR , t.A~E IBR, ltove, refriig. llr DI"* long/thOrt term. f'IMt carport. "'°'1 rm, sioo'. mflmll carpet•. etc, 1259,900 1500 alt, 3Br 28e. w/d, beech. 11100/rno, no $5M1mo, S5bo oap NO
For d•l•ll•. contact c.,_llf' :=...., ~11~~ i;iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil p 1 • p •Id I • 1 I pe1L 842-1401
CARfY, SRI, 131·2242 ---=-uz"'""-I roed. 11150 •lnl•r. , .. ..,.wnn lt~77 Le 2 BA, :1 9A ffllk. get·
-.... ,-S2000 yr-rnd. "3-3977 lntoY ~ ... -., & eg• Avetl l mmed -· S....L19N 2188 1115/mo ... 1700 dep. r 1un1el• from tfll• -s.....ii pet OK 24t-1'3U OcMl'I,,..,,,._,,_ tlR. apeclou• 31" 2.151A 8'f ~· '*-· quiretl~=~===--=,,-1 981', wld. 11350/mo )"fly IMuff'J bMUfy. Compiet• geliid 28" "°'"• 2"8A MUA Yl!W tttA upper,
SBA 38A, 2•JIOf'Y l'lolM -:148-4717 ly .~.Immediate condo,oc.'lw,nopeca. ~ c:ut-ff.MC, encl
,,... 405 .net 55 F•· I ~~=~=~=~~l;:=:;===:;;;;~I occupency poa••b1•. 11400/mo. 121..0071 j•'~· 1700 • we.
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*-,1:;.,·1,ewMl~=~:1 -.---·=..... 2124 ~&peoiao.11.Short 91-t31or751·""3 •• -"~;i;;;;,;;;;.-,..,.,,,_..;._.,,1 or long term leese ..-..-IN SPEQAL 'i'I ~ Room AP' wlbetrl I.IP-llUft'a tOWflf'!Ome. 31A1~ 1231GJmo ...., ..... ...,., ... MMt9f 21.A 1:111000 with Mind 291111 ,........_, 2 lltory condo ' 1el montfl rent. Remocl'I :::: ''°"" •,... pltlo ,.~,.,.. o, 644-:z2•1 · Wflf\lm. 1n [. Side c.a -1 1 n a.-o. 11R 11A. eetect ~""·
2 e«O-acre•Jopener,A ., ... 112Sl mo. 1171 Jllllll•'lllllll lllll'ld 2606 NopetaplieW.642-5&51
good v•l"tl• under NEWPORT SHORES Tuet1n. uo-n41 , I A...... '"'· ...... 2 M , 2 ... aA. i ety
'300.000 3BR • oan. 2 a1ory, ft!'• 2 11.A. -C#PM, ~ ,.,.., ../ g•rD•V• :t:p,, di•. Twntlaa. ,~ yercl, ...
CALL PAT (Rttr) ~. 2 cet ~·· ptllnt, end~~· .. ,., ~ br.._f'lt .... pion.:h, I'll 311w.t~i1150/MO.
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O'anert&Co.722-1730 dlip. ,.;MJORS• •l&IM ..... :;::=======i,::..:::::.:..::..::::.:::.:~· I 2 IA:, ,._. IA, 1'4 """' 1 eA ,..........._ w.. ":.:;,.11.~ .. COfldo·•tyte 1ott Apt. ffom tlMCfl. W/d, pool, _.._. to ' ' -· """"'° No pML
Tras D d In I •••••• , •••••. ---·-~ ....... --.......... . t ee vestments 1.250/mo,154-2400 . newly "Cl•coreted . .. .............. _ 1-.:;;;;;oo;p;-;;---.r.;;o;;;ol~ .... ~~, .... ':';~ .... ~= .... ~:,,.,= . 14% to 18% Yields 1 ·~·;:i:r,'...~1 ·"~'. • llOCl<i to MAbl 11.-..-• 111•---.,It' ....... --.... ftp. ........ -....... -
One to nve yeor tarm1-Secund bJ
r.rim• So. Calif. RMI Botate. For mon
nfo .. wrile ua ~t 1300 Britto! North,
Sul1e 100, Nowport Booc:b, C.. ll2fi60
C)t call U1 ol (7\4) 476-8006.
Wo'll oend JOO out our brochuro and
"""""' ony queotlona JOO may , haft. •note: MJnimum lnvmtment
126.000. 111 and ' 2nd T.D.'1 only.
Lo.no -to nceod a L6on to value.-of
7519. Loom on Sincle family ond
opta. ooly.
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...., IOOO If a.mm ~ ~ ":l·:M'Oi: Q .. D,::'.:V.C. = ooupile. ~ Apt, PIT 10.1'dertpermCM'lth office. L.~lght boo1t· F .. ll Tll E! W1H" a •& I 1111 ULD• _,.tin. llM COM _. w'""!":'~ 71 uy .., a14 ---utMel I -.,Y Ind. ... 11! ... a No w. of" ..... AOA keepng, IBM PC. tYP'ng u • me. ...u• eve * .... * .... w Mft..1441 pp """" --• ---~ 1 W .,, ... ,ed. CMetM que1-wlttl good EnglWI t~llon & eom. ___ 'r""..___. ___ ~ """' 1• Ill ...... -.. .-· tyotb.6&&-1122 tmm1rlklll9. e11pettence, le/Hr toL1tgetNur.,y0t ,. .. ~'·~ L.:.~i!,..~~'22 ~·T!owbtd!:. 1ii1_....i. Cottector• wanted tor ---; r::;:a.ct'I 7~7455 •tttt. "':rr..n hacfl ~ PtenttD '; 8ALE8PERSONP/T ""'LoW-2!J4 lteclflc Ameflltflo .. .,. peop11.(T14fm-M1' I• 1111 HotM DllVlrY 9CCOUfttt ... wu. ar ... 11 •4912 0 ' 1u1 Mu.t be 0u~ & women·• 8pedeltJ Shoo. iS15C5'W ma 4"gj ~ 1904111. of tM Olly Plot ..._. FIT ~ lot ~ ec:tlOOt Oen Oftlce/S«ty Mt-3340 Ew. wont well wttb pubt6c. F11hlon l1l1nd NI.
110.oooup.Noftdlt"" LoeHglrownTebbyneu. ILMPll-1n=m10 ~~., lndtpen-vr': ~1ncfrMno r• •TYPlll/MDP Lllllllll•IYll Suw,546-3210 •vne1w11nd1. l•P No penetty. Cal~ t9r9d ,,..., toet In New-No...,.._'*' wry. Retl,.. w/rNlntenance =of 11 ;:;::.. 4: =~rt 911,,.., ~-:ri;'.: Brlgflt tllgtl energy people FIT pc)etllon Must haY9 ~red 144-Mll. Mee.~ NOW! port Ct..t --. much COUNT!9' HE.L ... Wiii e1q>. 21 Unite, Coete leCted. Wor1t ywr own Fro.t & Mio., 14725 MeCled for new ecx:ount• good drlYlng record OVERSEAS JOBS •t~F1XEDAATE• k>ved cat,.t: ~. train. Olylfllh IYlll Mw..165-4115 ~ d--. Greet pert-Alton P1twy., !Mne, C,,_ pOllUon. 644-1070 Hlgfl MlltlN. paid IMnO lllJlfW
IO Yr Loin. Prtvete in.. 657..,,.. 1a&. ~~ aJ: ...:=. II-•II LD time lncoihe. c... StrM 12711 or call Cflm et Now hiring Bua Boy Food •11,penw, now hlr1ng aA Yecflt r.nn ,,_,. a.p'd
wttor. lode-In rate now. & Yogurt. 3025 E. eo.t Lootllng tor 3 people Ill· '°91"111 642-4333 472-3505 for Into. ""e.a.M· 12 Noon Mon·Frl Servefs Hott & 'Hoel-e>eeupatlonl World wtde power bOef...,_ per90rt
• ~9722 • Hwy, Corona del Mer. perlellced In tuc:hlng. " Drtwr Wanted w/car '°' ""S30()..S500 per ¥te*k ..... B.rt..,der• Day & locations, bonuHI. Futt!Trme led Ctedlt? Leem EX-1 ~t Of..-Of Customer a.vtoe hendlcapped '1191. Must ..,.P9kl Trelnlna Night ' N>Pt't In P.,aon Hrlout applleantt only, cMv.tFountflln o.Mlt ACTL Y how to fbt )'OUi' ~ 30! 2 & I'll IPlllM wtio fleve hid tl'lllt own be lbte to lltt wtlealctlalr. ""Fun Coeta M ... ottlce Sat a 'sun t 1 to 5 Bal~ )05-947-1490 24 Hra. Newport Beactl M&-1800
credit 1'9PO"t -Git kllnl • •vtoan-.PtMo l..Mlotll* PIT or•"MYWd lfllft or bue1ne11. c1p1bl• of TIOl'I q9, lllTALI •500/mo. Call Cully lt .. •~• ••ta Vectlt Club. teo1 Baytkl• Plllll AIU IOIR TUI credit card1, etc ,.mu-Prof. er..ttve. 20 Vra Exp. combination awing & handling • l1tge oom-NMd• r>«>ple to rent 241-1140. .....,,. Or. COM. Pert-Time, 24 da-,._ Ing l'900fded mMlagl r• FREE INTRO LESSON. gravl)'9l'd thlH. Mutt mtllk>n + bonu9 Income. truck1 & equipment'. •-,,.... For Newport Ptutlc
YHll d1tall1. Call C.il l<athlrlnl'• Concwt type. Will train. $5.25/hr. Proven training program Learn comput• Input, YOUTH c . IW ~N~1~J~~· ~ s~ Centet. 7141248-0020 • 140. AMOCl•t•. 831-8218 Cotta Meu, 540-1777 with thll lntlfnatlonal antwer phoMI I aullt Pl.C...tla. Cott• Meu. ~ onty ~. --------------------------1 com peny. 2 4 -h our ouetomera. Apply , 1830 722.ec>Oe Of t44-ltl.,
m ~~~7!de • =::ore Blvd .. Co1ta IUPIRVllOR ~~~!~ep=~ IUllllallf/T M·F 5 30-epm. W• t11iln M..f'r1. Exp only. w~
a_y_CH_AltLE __ S_GOR __ E_N _____ Q_.A-_Bo_th_. v_uln_era_b-le-. u_So_u_t_h-~ou-1 UP TO W11tml,,.ter 373*2818 ~T.t ~
'Wfth OMAJt SHARIF bold: We need britht, enthu1io1ti< PllTTmfllllll Laguna H• 151-3314
and TANNAH HIRSCH •tt7 •AJ'5 til764 •KS '600 lndivWuat. who ~ould l'L• to -rn·. Eng ll sh n1ce11ery ...-rm
Q .J-As South, vulncnbk, you ~a:id~ lw ~~~ .. . 1410.00 I~ 1600.0o H~cr:.s=~~ e:11'°'1Ced~.=;
h Id J t hm 1 • l • P&m·IP fllm Jewdh ~tlon ~ 0 : t nar WHk and more, 5 days • .-lndudlng curate typttt, ,.....,,, •A&llJ •m • K.lll6 •AK PER MON'l:H r--Sit Will treln Apply pereQOellty Dependebill-
What ia your openina bid? Whet 1ction do you take? marketing the Orang• Coast Daily Pilot PENNYSAVER. tHO ty r9q\.llred ~ Oecar
A.-Even if you play 16-18 no A.-Yoµ almost cen~nly can make * llO COU£CTIOIS * Placentia. Cost• Meee 714-644-1899
trumps, we th.ink this hand is too a pme-threc no trump should be H Yov: PIUllllL Tu.I IElllTAIY
strona for such 1ction. Point count in the bank. However, unless pan-• Hewe on ln•ured van. wagon°' Jorge car. Co-tMChef wtth 4·yr-<>'d1 N9wpoft CeMer CP,. ftnn
undervalues aces and kinp and does oer is hiahly distributional, you can Early morning motor routes ECE units required 11Mk1 permanent PIT.
not give due credit to tens. We feel pick up 1 u1dul piece of chanae at available. Must have • Enjoy wortlln9 port-time in th• evening•. Costa Mua. 548-3244 5-6 tw"tlday. Outlet 1n-
1h1s hand is wonh 19-20 points, IO no risk~uoever by doubHna. We earning fult-time $$$ PlllTm elude: phonll, Ntetyping,
h . . ..a: d . d would t 800 or .._.er. dependable transportation WOfd PrOCllllng. Salary our c o1ce is one wamon • tnten -u•m • Hove the ability to motivate. Pn•t• Up l)9r90n tor offa.t baMd on experience
ang to jump in no trump at our neJtt and liability insurance prlnt lhop. Experlenoed. PIHH cell John et turn, depending on partner's Q .S-Both vulnerable, as South you Then we ha ve a lob for vou. No exl>4trlence necenarv Near 0 C 1 Ir po rt 95~953
response. hold: Full training avallabl~. 851"7789
• K1 • A.MS t AIC164 • IC.5
Q.l -As South, vulnerable, you
hold:
The biddina has proceeded: CALL 642-4333 For further Information or to sctiedule en 1n1erView P/TTILllllllTlll Needed No Selee SERVICE REP
• AKIOJ •113 •IU106 •AK
The b1ddina ~ proceeded:
So.tit Wat Nortll f..ut
I t Pus I• Put
!
Whit do you bid now?
A.-Wc trust you do not accuse us
of bong inconsistent. Above, we
stated that we thouaht thu hand
wonh 19-20 points and th1t has not
chanaed. Therefore. we would raise
to four spades and consider three
spades to be a disunct underbid.
Q.J-Both vulnerable. as South you
hold.
•Vold • A.Ql7l • KJW •Kl01
The b1dd101 has proceeded.
Sotltb Well Nortll East
I• 2 • l • Dbl
!
What action do you take?
A.-What an unpleasant situation!
Certainly, it can't be risht to pass,
and you can '1 rebid such a rauy suit
freely at the three-level Allhousti
we secretly 'dm1rc those who trot
OUI thrtt clubs, 11 goes a,ainst our
narurc. That leaves only two no
trump-a poor thma. but our own.
At least partner will know that we
arc shon m ~padcs
Solltll Wat Nortll East
It PUI l + l •
Dbl P.. J + P ..
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What do you bid now?
A.-You have not yet shown part-
ner your .,.eat strenath. Since Nonh
NiWPORT BEACH. FOUNT ADI V All!Y,
CRVINE & LAGUNA BEACH
has shown a Iona. aood club suit a••••••••••••••••
and, probably, heart shonncss, you -----------------t
arc .in slam. possibly ir•nd ~lam, '::~:f.' S(l:\\4}
tcmtory. We would start wllh • ...., ., cu• L f'OUM -----;
cue-bid of three hearts, but arc pre-• .__... .....,. o1 .._ 1111E;~~~~
pared to award consolation points ._ ,,_....,_ _. i... ----~~
to those who leaped directly to sill '-"' '°""' '-._.. _..
clubs. I L 0 W L H y I
Q.6-As South, vulnerable, you' I r I I I
hold:
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The biddina hu proceeded:' I I I r
Nortll Eul Soulll WHI · · · - - . I
Pass p.. I • Para I H A l T C ,~
!.i:at do~ btd? now? r I I r f. .,;;:i~i:a~~~:!c,OVI :
A..-Eveo thouah North, 1 paued patient. Groggily the pat~t
hand, was not strona enouah to I E C N G Y T I asked. ts ltlere any ··· · ··?
1ump to four spades, ~ can con-I' j j I' I O ,......,,_ ..._ ...... u. 4'..-d
struct many hands your partner . _ . . . ..,.. :: :;:;,.,:. ::, ~ ;::!
could hive where a smell slim l-=~~--,..,..,.,---.,.--.:--~""T:"--...--.PP-._.. .............
would be laydown. We ~uuest o~e e ~:,r:-;.~~~~m I r r t r r r I' I
try below aame level. Bid four d1a-1;=:::::;::::;:::;:;;;;:::;::=:::::;=~:::===::=~
A ··~·A•.AIH 10•1 I I I II I I monds. If p1nncr can do no more v ••·SNI• than s1an off with foia spades. W'C ___ _,
Id ~t13Kl.O WOU pass. Auw 9HMa SI ~· luetled eta A weqwd
CALLUIAT
r (213) •21.022•
.. tlltl!lllY tllr• F..W.y
Edell Gonzm, wmer
of I .. Ila• tnterllil"
ment system, sold (40)
ntW subSCf1>tions for
the Daly Plot for the
month of .loot.
Be 1 part of lhe wil'linc
team, bt a part of exclt-
lnc promotions ae His
one, and earn £XTRA .-Y for the StJi4.
MD. Apply now!
TODAY'S
CROSSWORD PUZZLE
~ P8WJ()jUI IS~ ~.·lflO pue Uf ~ ~.
.AVM\i3H.lO-~-!Pl., -IOQOtJ -~
Call 714-642-4333
Ask for Carlos
ACROSS
, 8•1114' metnenlO
~Glided
'l E.t11nc1 birds ,, Beveraoe
I~ Area
16 Daughtei ot
Zeus 17 GrM<ty
18 Sanction 19 Dele<:Hvf'
Phlto
20 worth
2 1 J1\lelln • 11 22 EiC~
i!3 leonl km
25 1nect1..,. 27 Pronoun
28 Complecen1
2fl Blbllcal lion 32 Frolic
35 LandlCapn
3 7 SWIM rl\19f
3a Flat
'lll S.lh s lttn
'°Outlook •2 SlllQM
43 HOUM p111t ... A91at1Ye
•5 Lef'• ~ VIKeg.
•7UMS1oOiC 51 An•c:ation
~ Bwt9'1
5e Kitty
57 hllt
58 Own
~II Kindle
60 Monarcn 6 1 Microwave
62 Artll~
83 Nourishes
&-4 Serve 65 US Cit
DOWN
1 Trumpeters. eo
2 Spo"ed animal
J Santa -
'Rut>y~ild
!I Flowef 1talk1
6 E., INturn
7 lmprealon
8 OINdvanteg.
II~
tOS~ 11 Bang ,,,
12 OYef llghlly
13 Soothuyef 21 P«l11on
2• Celt i. Oeeet1 noge
28 IMOeqult• 29 ,._,.,..,
30 Gather
31 Doc1rlnel 32 Pr .......
33 Container 34 City on the
Oki 35 Catapult
38 Flink•
31 Oec:.m
•r~~ 425-'1 -
•5 Ballll (on)
411 Olminlshed ,, Oewouf
... ci:rc
49 Scandinavian
50 DWect
51 Oppruaed
~ton
52 T!il
53 BfMtfllng
nolee
55 Undutation
5eltllllrl
brother
ARIES (March 21-April 19): R~ SCOl\PJO (Oct. 23-Nov. 21,. h>I· CAPl\ICORN (Ott 22·J1n. 20):
stnct1ons work in ~ur favor. Mcan5 low throuah on hunch. lcam throu&h Challcnalng planetary 1nOuencn
you att "time off for second wind process or teachina. Family member over the nc:111 rouplc of wee~' may
Focus on delay. refinement of tech-reels ncalccttd. will sey IO end c1pcct force )OU to rcal11a11ons about your
niqucs You could deal with gov-1pol<>1Y· Maintain bel1ncc. humor Iona-term career prosJ)t'Cts or pro-
emmcntal a,cnC) What hid been and refuse 10 be hypocnttcal. fcss1on1I pos111on Howt>vcr. curb
hidden will be revealed Aqu1n1n rcprncnted an) urac to force mattt'n out 1n10 tht
TAURUS (Apnl 20.Mry 20) Many SAGmAAJUS (Nov 22-Dtt 211: open JU" yet and. abo't' 111. ensure
or your fondest hopes. wishes be· Winn1n1 streak sten• Gemini end that you rcm11n in tht' best of health
come rcahllcs. Financial pin results another Sqltt.1nan arc drawn to you. AQlJAJlJUS IJan 21-Fcb 19)
from career. busincn aC11v1un Ro-desire your "luck to rub off" Focus Stranac to relate. lht best planetary
m1ncr sparks crcau'e uric. You'll onEro .y. basic valU«. durabthl)' aspects now h11hhaht partncr\Jup
win fnends 1mona the hi&h and of s. You m1&ht win rontctt 1fT11rs or interr\tS and therefore ihtS l&ht APIUCORN (DK 22-Jen 19) ts lhc perfect moment to sttk 1d\l~c.
m 01t'1N1 (May 21.Junc 201· Focus Plans subJ«1 to dl1nic. kttp options assist.Ina: and support -""hcthcr
on carccr. hi&hcr-ups. p1r1iC1patton open V1s111n1 rel111 vc wants to "sec )Our current problems relate 10 ca-
1n pohttcal or chan1.1blc campeian the s1ahts:· Focus on tnps, v1S11'. rccr matters or some kind of 1
Then will be ch1nacs 11 home that selection of bnt ideas. Taurus. financial setback
include maJor do mestic ad)ustmcnt Scorpio penons pl.ly outs1and1n1 PISCES (Feb 20-Mirch 20)
Tum on charm. ICCCnl dtplomecy roles. Dou.,tlcss )OU h1 'c said )Our ptett forebeanncc' AQlJAJlllJS (Jan 20-Fcb 18) and perhaP\ more than situ111ons
CANCKJl (J 21 J I 22) De-Moon in your "money hou1e" ro1n· v.arrant. Therefore. kt mitten reu
fine terma. .:ncotbc;., u (,. ~lltlc C1Ckt with peymcnta. collec11on1. in-for 1 •h1lc You have c'cryth1n1 to
llaht. avoid relf~pt1on. lnt.ercst come FOC\&I on lcat'hana. karn1ni. pin and nothma 10 lose by 11tcrin1
m mys\Cry, the occult aurf.ces. p1ychotoay, aatroloay. ch1ractcr course ind findina new v.ays to
You'lr dltc0ver hidden veluu 1N1lysis. You'll locate artkte l<Kt. caP.!tahzc on your un•quc t'rnllvr
thr'OUlh ucane htcreturc. PilCCI r.1• mi11~ stolen. sk11l1 or 1b1ht1cs Uf\1 prominently. P (Feb. 19--March 20~ Your AIUES (March 21·Apnl 20)! So
I.SO (JQfy 23-Aua. 22): You mi&ht "inner voice" serves as reliable much really depend\ on your 1p-
appar to be aoina blckwards 6ut auidc Accent pcnonality. penoftfl proach or anuudc 10 del1y1. frus-
ectuallJ are pinina forward momen-1ppe1rentt1, wear v1riou1 thadn of trauon1 end dtfficulue• Al•o. wm. Empbuit on power, euthority, .,.en and purple. M1ny will com· whether or not )'OU arr pres-red to ~tibUity. possibthty of hiuina mc11t on your vlbnu~y. enlhu11a1m. 1«cpt chanan 1n cl'* J)e'f10nal rtl•-
flnancial jeckpc>t. Cancer, C.pricorn taknts. don1h1ps and your carter u the
penon1 10 picture. D' !ODAY D YOUB Sl&THDAY: 11epp1nt 11onn to SOrMthina more vmoo (A ... 2~ea-~c--Y" an Id, .............. permanent end 'fo1>rthwhllc. _. .....,...,.. ...,,.,.... •--... , ellat rra. Y• .._en• TAURUS (A-'I 21·May 21)· I .... , on man••I ttat•.. pu · -16 ,_ .,.. • • ... --. ... -............................. ...., Thtre1rc1lway1bellnc1ntfac1onin tioes. lqal papers, "P.tl and per-af1Me el 1rtt11811 p=Mttr 'If UU'OIOI)' and ways to cimim·
m.ialiona. You aain wider l~nct. •••n••• a.., .....,... ,..._ navipte pot,coually di~ ltu·
wotk procedures improve, health tt• ==..,..... ,... • ,.. Ille. 1tions Conscq~lly. 1 "'°"~ Of Pof1 of relative •• cscel&ent. You're r ...._ ,.. ....._. ,._ m~or uphcav1l. ptM1CUlatfy one
relieved or burdcft. ...wy, I.If_.. 11 .. •"" adiicvt'd 1hrouah 1ttCtt1 nct0t11uon
USM (Sqiit. 2J.Oct. 2l): Sttnt ... ., ........ Y• an 1ml•••, ... must enable you 10 outrnanotUvtror i~ncr. onlinahty, wllhna-11•••91, • ' 1111 ...,. ..,. Al ouwnan &n)' n val or ad"cnary.
,_.to take iruttat1"e Font1 also on e•un •• Y•'I waMI • Nefta. GEMINI (Mey 22.Junc 21). crea1iv~ endeeYOn. pbysical etlnC· w, .._.,....... 1Mr11111,,.. ~I al\d elCIUnt planetary dOft. 1biHty IO imprint lndlvidul --.. Ma..,....,. C.. a)l)CJ(1t now urtr you to btoromc
11yte. Rdationlhlp ,,.ill hat up. ...., hen mare Ol>ftl, conftdmt 1ftd J------------.a..------------outapol..en about ell ftnandal end
Whet'• your home Mrvlc• .-••tty ::t.": ~~~~'°'n!! ':i'~
Altertltleftlf plact. peruc.alltty et .-Git. arc bottl
• •cc__...__f nteelll.f) and '° your lont-tmn ad·
f'1 ............ Vlft"IL·__ ' •
Auto
'.
--a.if ~ (June 2:Wld) 23); Srp. ~ len'W cer\11nly *"" to bt c:omi111
A,tvertl•• In cla11lfled. ~~ ~ °"~~ C::~\~ .,..., ''°"'' Howtv~. h:a•tnt ttanid tht ~ bell ntlhllt Ind i laed Q" le I
numlln or u.lt1nu1unH u mt1t1
964-8999
Horn 1ou1MW. Growth oriented Irvine
b11ed Co 1fflls or-
g 1 n tz•d 1n d lvldu1I
Phonff. typtng 40wpm.
Word P«f.ct 975-1400
RECEPTIONIST fTYPIST
Mllure rellable tull-11'"9
Pt9ulnt Off1C41 WIM train
18/Hr 752-0681
HCIP1-.T PUS PIT M-W-F8-12 T-T8-S
Mull type 2~031
Ullmllll1 PIT
Needed 1n Hewpoit 1'elch
saton 6 7 5-4 UK>
1mmt1t1T ("911)
Job lnciudes typing filing
1n<J other duties u they
lrlM WO<d Proeeuing
desired Ple11e call
C.Cllll 11 714·~6-4483
RECEmDllST
WIT~ OR WITHOUT
WORD PROCESSING
Med.CS tor temporary or
temp to 1)9rm IUIQn·
""9011
D L W_..,., off.,. h<>lidly
pay, vacation PJY plua
bonut COtM JOin our
tam11y of happy campers
Alk tor Barbara°' 0.anfl
now 1110~ others lo air tht1r
Tllepl'lonl contact wttfl
our cu1tomerr to .,.._.
custom« related prob-
i.m1. Good~
tJon lklNt required. Pitt
Time E~ and Set· urdaya Contact St..,.
Rogwr at 642-4333
1Tm211 (AND OTHERS)
*'artn..• JOBS
NOW!
YOU CAN EARN ISO ·
1 100 AND MORE EACH
WEEK -WORKING PART
TIMEI
W• have I NEW PRO-
GRAM lor STUDENTS
12· HI YEARS OF AGE
M1p1ng ua 991 new cu.-
tol'Tl9r1 lor our newa.
paper I
HERE'S THE DEAL:
1 Thll II not a ptiper
route NO d9!1¥9<ing In·
YolYed 2 W• prcMd9 tranepor-
tatlOn and training
3 You would be wonting
with kids your own age on
an adutt-~tled Niii
tMITI
4. Earn GOOD MONEY
and have•~ to
"'" dally & .-1y cutl
bonu ... plut r on out-1ng1 ancs mor•
CALL US TOOAY
FOR MORE
INFORMATIONI
opinions or make countcr-suucs-.-
uons, *""" Buay N 8 1aw•t1rm .-1
1ccurate dependable
typist, PIT, from 3-1 pm
daffy Pay commeneurate
With atM11ti.a Cell Laur•
or Krlaty It 714·759-1080
an• 11 am
LEO (Jul) ~4-\ua. 23): rr any·
thin&. lht prl'ssures or work seem 10
bt' mount1n1 and over the nt'\l cou-
plt or WtCk' )OU ""tll ~natnl) r~
lhat ISSOClllCS arc aunnana for you
Howc,.er nt>w l"t'nun or op-
ponun1llt'~ are also there to be
pursued and \OU should ioon be on
the up and up VIRGO (.\ug 24-~pt 23) There Warehou•
come\ 1 time when one 11mpl( tw
10 be totally hon«t -c"tn 1 this JOB NOTICE means upsctt1n1 loved ones or clOSt'
companions And this " dcfinttcl)
ont of them Hov.cvc:r, hlv1nt don<
)'Our bc1t 10 lcttp Ont' rtl1t1onsh1p
rrom Ooundenna th~ IS no point 1n
m1lc1n1 •n> more alloqnces -es-
pecially over fin1ntt1.
LIBRA (~ 24-0ct. 23):' For
quilt' some 11mc now you appear to
have been almost obsessed Wllh what
can onl) be dctcnbed as bomt'. fam-
ily ind domestic matttn ffo~ver.
what transpires over the next <'Ouplc
of da)'I should tnabk )'OU to take the
fint steps 1lon1 the road to whettvcr
11 1s you fed Y-OU would be more
ronttntcd. comfortable end teeurc.
SCOl\PIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22):
Spettal cart " now required 1n one
peniculu rcla1tonsh1p or 1nvolve-
mcn1 • even 1houati you fc.cl you art
d'lt one ,.ho ha' been buffeted from
P'llat to PQtl Pcrh1ps aorncont 11
m1ktn1 m1tch1cf and lhtrcforc )OU
nttd to be auri-that you have Mt
bttn h\111nformcd or dehbcntcly
miJ.lcd. uomAIUUI (Nov. 2).Dec. 21):
/ ....... olflcie. 25 ot**'l9'
..,.. No up . trelnlno
... ~wtcavereo.., Mgmt tr..,_
call l(ayta 939-1227
lJ I ,._,
~
-6010 M&T PtNI hutoh/ dr...., end ,.._ ct..e of
~ ''°"' Ireland; ctrca 1MO. Cel 131· 14'0
• IUVflfG • '"°'to 1tl0e. .,,.,,,..,,0 .............. .
p,_1.y ....... .,....,, What )'OU dUC'O\.Cft'Ci C*J'll(f in t.be
V>'ftk In 1n unusu.al lftAftftCf mal
ha\.t forttd )OU 10. l'ttlUftk pnlOftlJ
moM')' malicn, Investment• or prop;
m y inttmts. Hown-ff, bd'.W't ICVft'o
1na any l°"Ptand•nt tia JOU must
now talc uptn or nC'ft ~J adYb
and, ,,.hit is mon 1mportan1. act oe ~ c.t.
tl. IP ivooa 81aTDAY •TODAY -~ ..... -
: Then, al~ )OU in ~)'. mM;a-.':iii:;ii;;;;"'.";I;;'
hlvi"J t«Ond ihoUlhtJ or• .... ti/ . •
l'Of'llCttntt. pe.MUf) t•hMolll on .... ~ ..,•
)VUr an111•maf) MPify It~ bl r,-' .. m.n• ·
•ittt 10 eo thr •'"* w '° COMi.. iiaia· iiAYC'1iii11iir. 1o Wins pma1.1re 10 -.; °" ._ •fM> lli't lei )OU doWft ot .........
Ir Mi*d )OU a¥Wr 1 "-.de! Of
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For mor• lnfon'l'llltlon
CALL TODAY!!
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TIME '
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WE WILLD•i
CAR
No
trings
WEEKLY
GUARANTEE!
We will sell your car. If after 3 weeks
your car isn'I sold , we will run your ad
for free!
NO STRINGS ATTACHED.
Jusl call us to renew your ad~
Aun 10 words tor 3 weeks •I $18.50, SSe •~h
addilional .otd. Must bti preip.aiid. A word constiluta
anythl"lg thlll hu • t.p909 b9tWffl'I •
For indMduM onlry
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STARTING · A NEW BUSINESS??
TM legal Olp9ttment at the
Dalty PllOI tt pteeMd to an·
nounce a new eervtee now avaH·
sble 10 new bu<ainePH.
We Wiii now SEAACH the
name lor you 11 no ••trl ChatQI.
1nd save yOY the time 9nd the
1up to the Court HOUM 6n Santa
Ana Then, Of COUfM •• ,.., the
.. ..-ch .. compteted we'wift ·f"9
yOCM ftctlOout bvl6nllll MIN
statement •Hl'I the County Qlfk, --·-'°'""" -·•-odbylOW..., ''*' me "°"' P'oof of pubN--catkwt wff Pl the CouMy Dirk_. .. •
,...... llop by 10 ,... your
tiCtitM>l.!1 ~ 1tatement al
the Dolly PitOI lAgtl -·· ment. 330 Wnt laly. Cotta
Mna. Calltornla. H you C9" not
stop by, pteUe caM UI
at (7141 942·4321. E•tenllOn
3 15 Of 311 Ind .. wil m•a .,,~,. tot you to hendle
ttNt Pfocech#'9 by malt, " '°" --""" ..,,_ queeoone, pMelll caM VI Md we
'#ilf be more tMn gl.O to ...itl
s:::;., luc" .. """ new buttnnl!1
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City of Newport Beech
3300 Newport Blvd.
P.O. Box 1788 Newport-· CA 92658-8915
(714) 6«-3225
TO ALL INTERESTED AGENCIES, GROUPS. AND PERSONS:
I. On« ebouC October 11, HNO. thll City of Newpor1 8-dl wltl request the U.&. lllpwtment ot
HOYlllng and UtbW't CliawiloPT*'lt (HUD) to r ...... Federlll Jundt under THle I of the ~ and
Comrnuntty ~11 Act ot 1174 (PL 83-313) tor lhll IOlowtng pr~:
' Cfty of , .. wport 8em'I Communfty 0...~1t 8lodl; G~~~COBG) Program AoquttltlOn of L11nC1 tor Afkwdlit>te Hol.*ng st 1530 ~City of f .. wport , County of Orenge, ClllHomla (C.T.
No. 938.03) tor '50,000.00 ..
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