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GOOD MORNINGI
WEATIER
Low clouds this momini. clcanng
in tht' afternoon. Winds from the west
to 25 mph. Coastal/Inland h1Jhs
68/74: lows 55/62. For the Oranac
Coast's most complete weather infor-
mauon. including surfins, fishing and
boating repons. sec page A8.
Ill THE MEWIRlllJM
When comedian and NC'wpon Beach
resident Joey Bishop took a gander at
h1<. Orange Co11t Dally Pilot Thur\day
morning. he laughed o ut loud
Reading reporter Russ Loar·s story
about UCTs inno,at1vt' AIDS pn.·,cn·
tion pamphlet which sug&ests what to
sa~ "'hen the going get~ steamy. he
came acro<.'i thC' hne· ··Now that the
~\ual re' olut1on ha.-. largel) pett•red
out colkgt· o;tuck nt\ art' more aware
than C'\C'r ofthc hatards of sex··
.. , lo,C'd 11 ·· 8 1o;hop told Loar after
call ing him at the nC\\Sroom "But r\I~
JU'it got to lo.no" \\ a'i that a FrC'ud1an
shp. or "as 1t intl·nt1onal""
It \\a\ 1ntcnt1onal l oar confided.
explaining that after nc"uoom col-
leagues \.\-tnCt"d at the hnt, he kntw ht
had a ~1nncr
Bishop said ht couldn't stop laughing
after he read tht hnc.-. a nd rom-
phmen tt·d tht.• Pilot tor putting a
humorous tQuch on a 'ti"} serious
'iUbJCCt "Humor'' thl' best form of
propag:mda." ~ct.
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OUOTEI OF THE DA r
.. , ~as ~ming on the toilet' M) pants
a/T do wn and tht• earthquake h11s. It
almo~t pu~ht-d mt• off the scat ..
Ntw C'o-;ta \k~ re\1dcnt Traq
lamptng. on ht•r fir<.t ( ahforn1a earth-
quake (Al> 0
.. ired b) 11 hurricane. Jam 'cl b> an
earthq uake ...
Mark Twatn
TODAY'I ErEflTI
• Goldcnt1mt.'r~ <;en1or C'i tizcns
Centtr. 120 F 19th St . Costa Mesa.
celebrates 1t~ 11th a nniversary with a
wtsttm barhc<.ue from 11 a.m. to I
p m.
•Woody Al k n's "Annie Ha ll"
s.crttns at 7 and 9 p.m. 1n tbe Student
Cr;stal Co"e Aud1to num as pan of the
UCI Film Stncs. Adm1ss1on 1s S2-S4
• Bum1ng Sensatio ns c nnamt PC'p-
pers Golden Bear. 300 Pacific Coast
H1ghwa). Huntington Beach. wtth a
d anct" panv at 9 pm. Adm1ss1on 1s S7
LITTElr
Htarts· 4
+<.tubs· Jad.
Diamond\ 7
•Spades.: 9.
INDEX
Brtdtt column/85
Busmess/A'
Classified/ 83
Com1c:s/ 81
Crossword/ IS
Enttrtalnmtnt/ Al
Hoto~/ 8'
Mn liilders/ U
Opinion/ A7
Police lot/ A2
Pubhc notices/ II
Ser amJtts/15
Soctety/ At
Sports/ 11
TV hstincs/ u W athtf / AlO
Thursday, October 18, 1990 25 cents
4. S OC IPPOC S
Chances slim
temblor sign
of larger one
COSTA MESA -The chances that
ThUTSday's tar1hquake here 1s a
precursor of a b1ggtr quake to comt are
slam. according to a seismologist at tht
California Institute of Technology.
"The riskiest time by far 1s tht first 24
hours." said Kate Hutton. a C'al Tech
staff se1smolog1st. "h's not too common,
but 1t docs happen ...
After 24 hours, Hutton said there 1s
only about a I percent chance that a
larger earthquake will follow. h happened
1n Novtmbcr 1987. when the 6.2 Super-
stition Hills q uake rocked lmpenal Val-
le) It was followt d 12 hours lattr by a
6 6 shaker. according to Hutton.
Although some staflers at tht oruce
Coast Dally PUot who've bttn rattled
and rolled b) ncarb) construction work
on the Ne~pon Frcewa~ wo nde red 1fp1lc
dnven hit a fault ltne. Hutto n said
tanhquakes are not generally tnduced by
man-made act1 v1t1es
~1f water \s inJected to the around. as
tn 011 dnlhng. 11 tends to lubncatt tht
fa ult " ,he said ··1t doesn't do anything
otht r than cau~ canhquake' thal were
rt'adv lo happen anyway "
Hutton said con\truc11on on Newport
Boultvard "'ould be much too shallow 10
affect fault lines that he several miles
below the surface
-By R1111 Loar
L9 ~ c... o.lr "'°'
Eduardo Gonzales and Mac Oregel clean up glass at a local car dealer where
plate glass was stutttered as a result of the earthquake.
Dogs, cats in frenzy before it· hit
By Russ Loar
Orange Coul 081ty Pilot
COST.\ MES.\ -Less than 24 hours
before the Cit) "'as slapped b) Thurs-
day's 4.0 eanhquakc. the dogs and cats
at &he Costa MM.a .\n1mal Ciheltcr were
tn a fren 1~
"The) "e re going nut<.." said animal
shelter rcctpt1on1\t Susan McGuire ··r
ha'e ne,cr "alked into the office here
and \Ct'n them a'i ro"'d' a'i the) "'ere
Firefighters
hospitalized
by epoxy
resin fumes
By Holly J . Wegner
Orange Coelt DalJy Pllol
COSTA MESA -Four firefi&htcn were
hospitalized after a container of epoly
resin overheated. aiv1n1 off toxic fumes
and smoke. at an aircraft adhes1"e manu-
facturer.
The adhesive was kO to warm up for UK
in the mornina at J.D Lincoln. 163S
Monrovia Ave .. said Information Officer
Susan Wood of the Costa Mesa Fire Dr-
partmcnt. Luving the resin to heat is a
standard p~ure. she added.
C'osta Mesa Fire ('apt Ron McMin1my
and firefiahtcr-paramcdecs Val S.nto. Chip
Dill and Stewan Godshall wctt taken to
Hoaa Ho1p1tal sufTcrina from bum1nt eyes
and lunas. headaches and d1uinns. ~
four were the fint firefi&htcn on the ICICne
Huardous matcnab ~ from N~
pon Beach. Hunt1naton Beach and Ora•
Count) fire dcpenmcnts were called in to
dttn up the mtts. Wood said. add1na
C'U'll Mna ha no hanrdous matcnals
c:ttW of it own.
The team adde<J a catalyst to the ruin to
'1op tM smOldefina rcactaon. kaown u •n
··c•othmnic rta(tion." Wood aaid.
~e'iterda~ The~ "'ere hark ing and meow-
ing hl..l' rraz~ -11 '-'JS nonstop all da)
long ...
It was McGuire's first tanhquake
stnet' mov)ng from flon<1a earlier this
~ear "It scared the daylights o ut of me:·
she s~ud. "The only tbn>a I had e,.
penenced before was humcants and
tornadoes ..
O\er at l Cl. the Cl\11 enJJnttr who
led the San Francisco bu11d1ng 1nspec-
t1on team afkr last )Car's 7 I l oma
Pncta eanhquake. called the sha~cr a
.. ,mall Ir.
··1 "'.I'> iJll..ing on the phone to m~ \lrlk
tn 5-nta .\na and she told mt there was
an can hquake before I felt 11 ht'TT at the
unl\er\11) \31d l ( I c1ql engineering
professor Robin '\ht•phcrd .. he ran out
of tht-hou~ -
hepherd ~ no s1gn1ficanct" 1n tht'
fad that the Co-;ta ~esa quake struck
3lmost onC' 'car to tht da\ after the big
See REACTION/II
Dr. JatnBB WhltB, t•n
friend, nallllBd In TBXIS
By Emily Adams
OfenQe Coast Dally P110I
NEWPORT BE.\C'H -A pro minent
Ne" port < t•nter ps)ch1atnst convicted
of mole\llng his male pautnt and house
gue\t was arrested Thursda) 1n Laredo.
Te ' . "hrre hr alltgedly fled to 1vo1d
prison. the Oraage C..tt Dally PU.t
has learned
Dr. JamtS H. White. who vanished
before his .\ug. .!9 scntcncmi. faced a
1 0-~ear pnson term for dru11rng his 29'-
}'car-old '1ct1m thtn perform int oral
copula11on on the unconSC'IO\.lS man.
Ne..,.,port Beach police were notified
hy FBI agent'> that they found and
arttsted Whtte and hts 16-ycar-old com-
panion Thursda' in this south Tcxa'
town on tht Rio Grande. \ltd Newport
Beach pohcc Lt Tim Ntwman
While 1\ hem& h?&d on a ftd(raf
cha~ of unlawful 01aht to avo d PfM-
C<'utton. He 1s a-...a1t1n1 t'(trad1llon in
the Webb Count~ 1111, where he i' hem&
held without bail
The un1dent1fied 16-) tar-old boy who
diyppcaf'td with Wb1tt" b(ma held 11
a ju"-rnilc tac1ht) 1n Lat'fdo on a prot,a.
lion vtolauons ch•rsc-He White••
f~tC'f 10n.
reno\\ ncd P'> hialn t and pen
ov..'Mf o( a Mammoth Lakci camp for
Or. James White
)outhful offtndcrs.. White briefly ldoJMtd the moltstation vicnm, John
Dew. In an c•clusive intervic witb the
0.1'7 Pile& la ~ m,"lnth. ~ ~old of a
)UtlOft& adJu:t1on to pm,(nptt00 drup
t h n h'> him b\' White. Qeow ddtat\l'tld
See WMt·T£1M
1111
Soine damage,
frayed nerves
are reported
By Bob van Eytcen
Orange CoU1 Oa;ly PllOt
COST.\ M ES.\ -.\n eanhquake
thudded through the Orangt Coast area
earl) Thu™1a) shattenng "''ndows. fray-:
ing ncr' cs and dt'stro~ mg glass and
ctram tc craft\ "onh thousands of
dollaro;
Thtrc were no 1nJ unes and no damag-
ed bu1ld1ngs "ere repon ed tn the IO::? I
a.m. temblo r. which measured 4 0 on the
Rteh&er scale. accordtng to the C'ahfom1a
• AakJ vlslt: Some o ut of town
v1s1tors. from Great Bnt.ain and Can-
ada. expcnenced Jhetr first Cahfomaa
shaker Their reactton 1s on Pace A4.
• Fft4 MarUa't pets: Fred never
claJmed to be the bravest man in the
state. He knows hu pets aren•t the
bravest of their breed Read his column
on Page A4. • a.a. lle)'Ce .uu ......... They
put 1 Rolls on top of four expensive
teac\lps to mark the start of t.be Fcsh-
val of Britain. You ·11 can read about
11 and the unscheduled tes1 it went
through on Pqc A4.
• Map el die a..-: It wall ai ve you an
idea of where 1t started and what it
affected. Pagt A4.
l n~11tutt.' of Technolog~.
Iron it.all~. tht quake came a year and
a da' after a 7 I ttmblor Ja rred tht San
f-ranu'><:o-Oakland area k1lltng 6 7 peoplt
and cau~1ng S7 btlhon tn damagt
II 1.1.a<. the second tarthquake 1n t"'o
H J r'> Ill rumbk throuJh the a rea . .\n
\pn ~ I ~~Q quake ctntered in '-<ewpon
Real h rnl'a!.ured -' o That quake broke
"'1ndcm' l.:nod.C'd down hn cks and lilts
and kit numcrou' gr<>C«\ stores tn
'hamhk '
E,pcn., sa ' Thur\da" s quaxt was
ctnttred in non hem ( <Xta ~esa Ind
bu')1nc\\C\ in the l'tl\ reportt"d the area's
See OUAKE/M
Gaido loses
her battle
for seat on
city council
By KAREN AUGE
Of .. Cout Detl\-P110I
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GOOD MORNING I
WEATIER
Low clouds this morning.. clcanng
in the af\emoon. Winds from the west
to 25 mph. Coastal/Inland highs
68/74. lows 55/62. For the Oran~
Coast's most complete weath<'r mfor-
ma11on. including surfing. fishing and
boating rtpons. see page A8.
IM THE MEWIROOM
Wht'n comedian and Newport Beach
resident Joe:r Bishop 1ook a µmkr at
his Oru1e Coast Daily Pilot fhur~a\'
morning. he laughed out loud ·
Reading reponer Russ Loa r's 'itor.
ahoul UC l's 1nno,a11ve A ID~ prcH.n-
ti o n pamphlet "h1ch suggests "hat to
~~ when the going gets steam~. he
{ame acro<;s the line "Now 1ha1 the
S('\ual rc' olu11on ha'> large I~ pc:tcrcd
out collegl' 'itudcnt\ are more aware
than t'' l'r of 1 hl' ha ta rds of ..e\ ··
"I lo' rd 11 " Al\hop told l oar afkr
calling him al thc nc"sroom "But r ,e
JUSI got to ~no" \\'as that a F rcud1an
slip or "as 11 tntl·nuonal""
It "as 1ntent1onal l oar confidl'<i
explaining that aflcr ne" room col-
leagues winced at the hn<'. he kn<'" he
had 3 Y.lnnt'r
Bishop said hr rnuldn"t \lop laughing
after he read 1hc line. and rnm-
phmcntcJ the Pilot lor pulling a
humorou'i touch on a 'Cf) S<"nous
suhJCCI "H umor ts tht• best form of
propaganda " he ..aid
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llUOTEI OF THE DA r
"/ ~D \ j/lllnS on tht• toilet' M) pant~
Dfl' down and thl' t"arth4uake hits. It
a/mo~t f>u\ht-d nw o/1 tht• scat "
Ne" \o'ltJ \-k\J rc'>tdcnt Trnn
Lamping. on ht·r first< ahfornta carth-
Qua~e IAll 0
"Sired tn a hurm .me. dam 'd tH an
t•urthquah· ··
Mark Twain
TODAY'S ErEllTI
• Goldcn11ml'r' Senior C1t11cns
Center. 120 r I Qt h ~t . < osta Mesa.
cclcbratcc, 11~ I '•h annl\.ersaf) with a
W<'Stern barhCl'UC' frnm I I a m 10 I
pm
•Wood) Allen's·· \nnac Hall ..
scrcens at 7 and Q pm in the Student
Cl) Stal ( O\C Auduonum as part of the
l 'Cl Film ~neo; .\dm1ss1on is S!-S4
•Burning Sensauons cnnamc Pep-
pers Golden Bear 300 Pacific Coast
H1gh~a). Huntingto n Beath. ~11h a
danet' panv at Q pm .\dm1ss1on 1s S7
LITTEIY .. ,.
Heart\ 4
+<. lubll Jal k
Dmmonds· 7
•Spades: Q,
llDEI
Brldct column/85
Busmess/H
Cllssifltdi 13
CofnlCS/ II
CroS.SWOfd/ IS
Entert1tnmtnt/ Al
Horosc•l IS
Ann llndtrl/ At
Opinion A7
Pohce lo& A2
Pubhc noltets/ 8'
Scramlets 85
Society / .,
Sports 81
TV hst1ncs u
Wt:tthtr I Al 0
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Thursday, October 18, 1990 25 cents
Chances slim
temblor sign
of larger one
COSTA MESA -The chances that
Thursda) ·s earthquake here 1s a
precursor of a bigger quake to come are
sltm. according to a sc1smolog1s1 at the
Cahforn1a I nstttutt• of T l'Chnolog).
"The nsk1cst t1mc b) far 1s the first 24
hours." said Kate Hutton. a Cal Tech
staff se1smolog1st. "It's no t too common.
but It docs happen."
.\ftcr 24 hours. Hutton said there 1s
only about a I percent chance that a
larger earthquake will follow. It happened
ti') No,ember 1987. when 1he 6.2 Super-
!lt111on Hills quake rocked lmpenal Val-
k) It "ac, followed 12 hours later h) a
6 6 llhal..cr. a'cordtng to Hutton
Although wmc ~tatkr'I at the Oru1e
Coast Dally Pilot "ho·\C' been rattled
and rolled b\ nearb\ construction work
on the ~c"port Frcc~a' "ondert'd 1f pile
dnve"' h11 a fault hne Hulton said
eanhqual es arc not general!) induced by
man-made act•' 1t1C"I
"It "atc.-r 1s 1n1ccted to the ground. as
in 01 1 dnlltng 11 tend~ to luhracatc the
fault" ~he said ··1t doesn't do an)thtng
other than rause canhqua~es lhat were
read\ to happen am wa\ "
Hulton said con-;1ruu1on on Nc"pon
Boule,ard "ould he much too <;hallow to
affect fault lines tha t lie 5everal miles
helo" the ~urf:Kl'
-By Russ Loar
l • p~ COMt o.lly "°'
Eduardo Gonzales and Mac Oregel clean up glass at a local car dealer where
plate glass was shattered as a result of the earthquake
Dogs, cats in frenzy before it hit
By Russ Loar
Or~ Coast 0 .. 1., PtlOt
COST.\ MF_\.\ -Lese, than 24 hours
before the cat) "as slappt•J h' Thuro;-
da~ 's 4 0 earthquake. the dog., and cat.,
at the ( osta \1e~ .\n1mal \helter ~<'rt'
an a frcnl\
'The) "crC' gmng nul'I .. 'IJ1d animal
shelter recep11on1'lt liusan \lc(iuire "I
ha'e ne,cr "al~rd into the otlicc here
and <;c.•cn thrm a\ ro"lh a' thl'\ "ere
Firefighters
hospitalized
by epoxy
resin fumes
By Holly J . Wagner
~ Coal\ Oalty P!I01
COSTA MESA -Four firefighters "ACrt
hosp1tali1ed af\cr a container of epox)
resin overheated. a1ving off 1ox1c fumes
and smoke. at an a1 rcraO adhcsnc m:inu-
facturer.
The adhesive was lef\ to warm up for US('
in the mornina at J D. Lincoln, I 6J5
Monrovia ..\vc .. said lnformatton OffiCt'r
'iusan Wood of the Costa Mesa Fire IX--
rartment. Leaving the resin to heat I\ a
\tandard proct'dure. she added.
Costa Mesa Fir<' <apt Ron Mc M1ntm)
and firefiahter-paramcxhcs Val Santo. Chip
0111 and Stewart Godshall ~re taken to
Hoaa Hospital suffcnna from bumina C)CS
and lunas. headaches and d1u1ness. The
four ..-ett the first firefiJhtcrs on the tttne
Huardous matcnals creW1 from New-
port Beach. Huntinaton Belch and Oranae
Count) firr departments were called 1n to
dean up tht mes,. Wood satd. addina
Co,ta Mna has no harardous matenal5
ettw ~f lt5 o ... n
The tc m added a catalr.t to the resin to
\top the smoldcnna reacuon. known as an
"exothermic rtactton •• Wood 111d .
• 1
\C\trrda' Thl'' "en· harking and ml'O"·
ing l1h· l rJ/\ -II "J" n\ln\tllp all dJ\
long." _
It "a" \kC•utre'<. first eanhquake
\I Ole mo' 1ng from flonda earlier 1h1'
\ear "It "'are<l the da .. ltght'i out of nll' ·
.,he s..11d "Thl' only thtn& I had e\·
pcncnccd bcforc "3" humcancs and
1ornadoc\ ·
OH·r at l l I the tl\tl l'nJinccr "ho
led the San t-ram 1~0 bu1ld1ng tnSPt't··
tion team after last 'tear'' 7 I l oma
Pncta l"arth4ual..t• lalkJ thl' \hal..er J
\nlJil In
·1 "d' t .. I.in~ ,,n the phon\: It• m~ "'''l'
in c;an1a \nJ and "hr told me then· v.a'
an 1:anhquJl..l' tx>forc I lclt 11 herl' at thl'
uni\ l'r\1t\ '-ltd l < I Cl' ti l'n'-tn('('nnt?
profe,,or Ruhtn "hl·phad · \ht ran out
of the hou'lt' -
lihcphcrd ~t·<. no 'ilgn1faan\t' 1n the
t.1l I 1h.u thl' < '"ta "1""1 qual..c strud.
almo'>t 11nl' 'ear 10 the da' niter the h1g
See REACTION/II
Dr. James Whits, tssn
trisntl, nallll•d In Texas
By Emily Adams
0r•"94! Coast Ot1oly P110I
'iE\\ P< )RI Al-.\C H ->\ prom anent
'-c" port < l'ntt•1 psHh1atn'lt rnn\ 1c1ed
of mok,ting ht\ male pa11cn1 and house
gu\'\I \\3\ arrc\tt·d fhursda' in Lartdo
TC\ "hl'fl' ht• alkgrdl) Ocd to a' 01d
prison. the Oran1e Cout Dally Piiot
ha'I teamed
Dr James H White. who 'an1shed
hefon· h" \ug 29 -.cntenctn&. faet'd a
10-)ear pmo n ll'fm for drugma h15 :!Q-
)Car-olll 't\ ttrn 1hr n performina oral
copulatwn on lhl' uncon""1ou man
Ne" port lkal·h pohtt were notified
tw F81 a(ll'nl\ that the) found and
arrc'ltrd \\ h11e anll his 16-~ear-old rnm-
pan1on T huMa' in thl'I ~lUth 1 e\a\
to"n on the Rio firantk. ~1d Ne,,pon
fkalh pohu• Lt Tim Nc"man
White ,., hetng held o n a federal
charge of unla\\fttl n11h1 to l\Old pro'I·
l'\'ut1on lfr " av.a111na c\trad1t1o n 1n
the \\ehh < ounl\ 1a1I. "hert he 1\ br1n~
held "llhou1 hail
The un1lknt1fii.•J I f'l·\C':lMlld htl) who
dtSl~lft'd \\Ith \.\hit( I\ OCIOI held It
1 JU'·cn1k fl~ 1111\ 1n Lllrtdo on a proba-
tion v1nlat1on'i th.tfle. He wH \\ h11c's
fo,trr son
A rcno~ncd p<1)ch1un t and pan
o~ner of a Mammoth Lakes camp for
'
Or James White
\oulhful nOenders. \\ h1te hnC'lh
adopted the mo'"llt1on "K'ttm. John
~~ In an c'clust't 1ntef'\1e~ "•th thr
Dally Pilot last month lxv. told of a
)Urtona dd1ct1on to p~npt1on drua'
Jl\C'n to him b' Whitt ~ dt l\cd
See WHITE/M
0111
Some damage,
frayed nerves
are reported
By Bob van Eyken
Or9n09 Coasl o..ty Pilot
CO T .\ \.1ES.\ -.\n earthquake
thudded through thl· Orange ( oast area
earl\ Thur'>da' sha11enng \l.tndo~s. fra\.-
ang Ol'n l'\ and dcc,1ro' mg glass a~d
ceramJC craft' "onh thou..andll of
dollar~
There ~ere no 1nJuncs and no damag-
ed building!> ~err reported 1n the I 0 21
a.m temblor. v. htch measun:d 4.U on the
Richter scale. according to the < altfum1a
• Slaaky vl1lt: Some out of town
'1s1to~. from (,reat Bntatn and Can-
a<b expcnenced their first C~hfomla
shaker Their reaction 1s on Pagt .\4
• Fre4 Mania's ~ts: Frt'd never
CWmed 10 be the bra\CSl man in the
state He knows his pels a~n·t tM
bra\C'St of their ~eed Read his column
on Page ~4
• Rell• a.yce still 1taMtas; The)
put a Rolls on top of four expensive
tracups to mark the start of the Feso-
' al of Bntam 't ou 'II can read about
11 and the unschcdukd tC'Sl 1t went
through on Pa~ A4
•Map of tile area: It will give you an
tdca of where 11 started and what it
affected Page 4.4
ln,111utl' lll ll'lhnolllg'
lronKalh the quake came a )car and
.1 Ja, altrr a " I temblor 1arrc.-d the San
I rand'-lu·< )J~lanJ area ltlltng ti" people
.and cau,1ni ~" ~1ll1on in damage
11 "·'' 1hc <.A'lnnd eanhquakc tn t"o
'l'·"' 111 rumhlt through the area .\n
\prd • l"''\l lluah· ccntcn'<i in '-c"pon
lk.h h nw.1,un·J 4 " That qual..c hrol e
"111J1 '"' k nix l..t•J do\\ n hncl s and tile
:l'ld k it nunll'r11u' grcxc.-n <;tor~ tn
,h.tnihll''
£ 'IX'rt' \J\ 1 hur'>da' ' qual..e ~as
ll'ntcn·J 1n n11nhcm C o"t.a \.1 <.·5.a a nd
hu,tnl., ..... , 1n thl' lll\ rlfl<,rtC'd thr area·,
See OUAKE/M
Gaido loses
her battle
for seat on
city council
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B~ KAREN AUGE
0< •"Ot' Coa•I D••I\ P110•
\ .\"' T \ .\"' \ -~Ian .\nn Ga1do lost
her mnnth'l·lon~ halllc for a scat on the
In int· < ''' < ,,unnl Thursday. wbtn an
appe.11\ l\1ur1 rukd that tht" Cit) must hold
an de<. tmn tr' till the disputed vacancy.
"'f'm \ l'I \ J11w1?rpt11nt~ but I'm 00\ IOfTy
" ·cnt thrtlU(lh 1hc process." Gatdo aaM:I
.1 hl·anntt ol 1hc dcc1s1on The fonner
planning romml\\to ncr \aid she is COft.
'ild<.'nng runninit ,1, a \\Titt"-in candidate ia
the election \\h1lh has attracted five~
d1datc'I
\uprortef"' ha' t' urged her to rue Mat
month dl"\p11c hcr earhtt dttitioG DM to
pan1c1patc in .t \l"Cond campa .. Gliil9
\lid "()h, 1ousl~ the issues ~ ...
..amt' -aro" th ind <kvctopmem -
11·, not hke I ha,t"n't had lM OCllPGl rh
lfl &et thoW l\\UC'\ It' " 0U4o ..... ,.
Wlulc e,prc"•nJ "&rave do '"
thl' \On\l1tu11onaht) •• of lrviel"I t!ll••
la•. the thrtt·mcmhcr apPall ,._.
thele ~ unan1mou I) ovntul'lllll
coun dttision rallina fof
"·;s1N on th · rnunc1l.
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