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Mornin g!
Panly cloudy and cooler. West to
southwest winds 10 l S mph. lncreasina
clouds ionapl. Coutal/lnland hips
from 60 to 69. lows 37 to 4S. For the
Oransr Coast•s most complete wealkr
infonnauon, mcludina boatina. fishina
and surfina ttpOns. see pqe Al2.
IN THE NEWSROOM
h 's that time of~ar apin. The Dally
Pilot editors have huddled totethcr.
and, af\er much debate. come up with
o ur newspaper's Top 10 resolutions for
the New Year.
10) We ~on't fiddle with our comics
page qa1n.
9) With our new computer system.
which aocs o n-hnc with a spell-checker
sn February. we .. on't allow m11pell-
mis, er. m1 ipclhnp to sec the haht of
I d a}.
8) We "''II select a d1ntn1 ~viewer by
the end of the )'car.
7) We wtll ltttp the Anacls on the
front pa,c of the spons Stttlon until at
least Mcmon1l Day or until the)' drop
I 0 pmes under SOO. whichever comes
fi rst.
6) We will never call a sccunty guard
a goon.
S) We wall hmH Buzz and Lois
Aldrin. Canditt and Roaer Schnapp,
Jim and TaJah lemons. and Jo Anne
Mix to 200 appearances on our society
page.
4) We will take news involvina pro
spon s out ofagate 1ype.
3) We wtll extend an olive branch to
Ncwpon Harbor Htah School Pnncipal
Dennis Evans. Irvine Mayor Sally
Anne hendan. emplO)C'C'S of the Hunt-
inaton Beach Co .. ex-Costa Mesa
Councilman cm Amburacy and any-
OM else we offended in 1990.
2) We will hm1t 1n1clcs about Orv
mburacy to o ntt a week.
I ) In what wtll be the palest peace
talks since Camp David. we will take
columnist Jim Wood and Newpon
Beach pohtt Chief Arb Campbell out
for c.appU«1no at C est i Bon in hopes
of foraina some kind of dctcntc.
We expect, of course. like mosa New
Year's resoluuons. we will break most
of these by the time we aet used to
writina 1991 on our checks.
QUOTES Of THE DAY
"/'\.c nc"cr bttn lt'tt'rlivr .,_,.,,my
inl~I 1n a COllf1't'SSIOUI -t"
Costa Me11 Councilman Peter Buffa
discussana the Polllbdnv ofa new
conpnsional tcat in <>ranee County.
"Wort u 1M patrtt rlli• in lk
ttOrlcf. IO ~ lhoaJd .,..,.. Mtlr JOme
of ii ""IOnJClm)W. Doa Herold.
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Friday, December 28, 1990 25 cents
Foley loses his chance
to start in bowl game
IPllll C011t Pm-scha
tb8lt ring llustad by pallca
By Iris Yokol
°'819 Coeet O.ity ~
NEWPORT BEACH -USC quar-
terback Shane Foley, who was arrested
on Balboa Island this week for allqedly
btin1 drunk in public, won't stan when
his team plays 1n the John Hancock
Bowl on New Ycar•s Eve. bua he'll still
be allowed to play. TrOJln Head Coach
Llrry Smith announced Thursday.
Folc}. 22, a Ncwpon Harbor Hip
School product who spent most of this
season as backup quarterback to Todd
Marinovkh. had bttn an the runnina
for the stancr pos1uon in the Trojans·
bowl pmc against Mich1pn State.
C11t1drltt
But his Christmu Eve arrest, which
came after he allqedly kicked the win-
dows of a taxi cab, knocked him out of
contention. accordina to T im
Tessalonc, USC sporu information di-
rector.
After talking with Foley about the
arttSt. Smith also confined the USC
senior to the team's hotel in EJ Paso.
u ccpt to attend practices and other
offkial bowl functions. and warned him
he'd be sent home immediately 1f he
broke any more team rules.
"'It's not that big of a thin1-" Smith
said Thursday. after the Trojans' first
S.. FOLEY/•
By Iris Y okOl
Of81'99 Coelt Delly Pok>C -
NEWPORT BEACH -Pohcc here be-
lieve they have broken up a major car theft
nna with the arrests of fi ve men accused of
stcahna and stnpping at least 12 expensive
Porsches and shipping the pans 10 Austral-
11.
The five men -three of whom arc
Au trahan nationals -are accused of
runmng a "chop shop" operauon in which
Porsches "ere stolen from fash1onablt'
hopping ctnters such as South Coa5t Pl.au
and Fa h1on Island an the past seHral
months.
Most of the Porsches "ere valued at
mo re than SI 00.000 each.
Dc1a.t1\C'S seized roughl> S500.000
wonh ot Porsche bod1e~ and pans after the
..... ....,°' .. ~o-y ~
The Hunttngton 8Mch Pier, no longer connected to land, teak of demolishing It. A new pier wfll replace the
haa t8ett on this eer'8 lhape aa workers continue the landmark.
Boat parade
not harming
water quality
NEWPORT BEACH -WatcT quality
tests taken d•inna the Chnstmas Boat
Parade revealed that only thfft ,., IS sites
in the harbor ucceded s&ate Malth tian·
dards. county ofrlCiah said Thund9y.
The wnplina was done to dctennu.c
whether the popular annual flotilla impects
the harbor's water quaht~.
The county ~rforms replar Wttkly ~ts
of the ha"*' water but uepped up its
trtli"I duriftt .. week of -parade.
wbicb oaeduded Dee. 23.
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Many appear interested
in potential new seat
By Bob VM ~en °' .. ~ Ollr "'°'
COSTA MES~ -There isn't hkel>
to be a shof1llr o( candidatn af Oranar
Count) prnen a new COftll"ClllOnal scat
tn nc•t yar•a red.illrictt ... or if lines~
ttdnwn that cM-.r tbe odds 1n
~viously •ft parrian d1stncts.
California ... a pin trvm rep.e:smta-
tjvcs 1n the 1992 jmerml dec1Jon and
pundats say Oruer CCMaa&y. e>ot of the
staae•s major...,,...._ --. could bt the
sate oi ooe ol dlle new dillricu.
., to, ~ ~ s*MY o( people
Wlllt1"1 \0 COIBpell b dw aew tcat.
local peny .........
-w~ ~ us du lllll'tlUll Re.
pubtic:an aftlce halj1 I wlto wOukt =-!'= .:::;::m:;.,:
Tom Fuentes said.
Fuentes ml"nhoM<i Costa Mesa Cit)
CounCllman PC'tCl' Buffa. county Super-
visor Roger tanton. st.ate Sen. Ed
Ro)'tt and formt"r tate a mblyman
Cun Pnnatc.
·• nd there•~ man) oth<rs." he •id.
-1 don't wish to sli&ht an)onc.'"
It all <kpends.. howeva , on whctt \M
ne" distnct is and that'i anybody's
IUl"U. Fumtn said.
But af Cosca Mesa ~ indudcd an a
new dtstnct, 8WJa said he wouldn •t natc
out rvnn•"I for the Republican nomi·
AltlOf\. .. rve KYCT bttn tttmive-. my
1n1ttat 1n a conpaaional seat, ...,.... rve beca ..... loaa e.ap '° bow IMI .-is dae a.. & .kti:-1 beck wt ..... '° ..... -.,, ....
lie llld.
Dec 21 arttst . The stolen vehicles are
believed to be "'onh more than S l milhon.
"There are other cars we believe are
IO\Ohed that haven't been rccoverec:t:·
f\..('\\ port Beach Police Dctecuve Joe
Thrasher said
Arre ted on usp1c1on of conspiracy to
commit grand theft auto and posse jon of
c,1olen propeny were tevcn Wayne
pahv1ero. 25. of "lewport Beach: Giusep-
pe Ru so. 27. of Costa Mesa: Joh n Scott
ndC'rs. 2S of Costa Mesa: Abraha m
Lahdo. ~3. of .\ustraha: and Rick James
R)an 29. of Hermosa Beach
The' mC'n v.ere ar1'\1gned Wednesday and
all e'-cept nders are bemg held 1n Orange
Count) Jail o n S 100.000 bail.
DctC'<.ll\CS tapped b) witnesses. began
See PORSCHE/•
Officers kill
unarmed man
from Coast
By Anna Cet<ola
GA.ROE G ROVE -An unarmed Co ta
\I~ parolC't' v.ai. shot to death b)
\nahe1m police Thursda) afternoon after
offictrs chased ham snlo a Garden Gro"e
neighborhood
Rack\ Edv.--.rd tnckland. 32. was pro-
nounced dead 11 Irvine Med.Jal Center
follov..1n1 Lhe S 30 p ~ shootan&-;Ju.st50Ul.h
of 0 1\nC\land on Daf\I Lane
Pohce did not sa' hov. man' 11mes the
man had bttn hot· •
\ccord1na 10 a Garden Grove pohcc
rl'pon. tni..kland was hot b) 1 .. 0
Anaheim officers during a foot cbasc when
he allcgtdl) turned tov.ards his pursers and
reached into has J3Cket pocket
Thcrr \\CrC' 1nd1ca11ons officers thouJht
he v.a reach ing for v.eapon.
.\u1hor11 1t lattr dC'tcrm1ncd that
tnckland wa not armed
The c hasc leading up to the shooting
staned v.-hcn -\nahe1m pol1ct tned to make
contact ~1th mcldand. known parolee-.
the police repon 1d The officers were
v.atch1ng a tolC'n Hh1cle parked on the
:!000-blod, of \\est Lincoln .\"enuc v.hen
the' potted tnd.land and tned to make
conta t v.tth ham. the pohct re1>0n said.
The \Chicle being obscned had reponcdl>
been tolen lrom Co ta Mesa
\\hen offi ers tned to make contact. the
su pe<'t got into his ov.n car and allescdl}
med to run o'er tv.:o officers before Otting_
police ..aid
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• HUNTIN01'0N 1EAC11 -Two .. arr ••cli._ Mw
..... yrd 1Dlll\11f9 21 a Orilaul Ew mft wl "if Hi ..
ol a '"'>•>Gld•• .. palice llid n.ndll1. Tw mea lllduelld lhl JOUftl Wom111 hm a ....,m n1
• 1 I S 0 ~ loc wt, Moedly morn.illl. raped lier at S . rt•I
I z 111 If foi .. a lilour. IMe told ber they were 1P9!t111 W
Ii a1 a Cbrisunas praeaL
Police dechned 10 commtnt on the 1nvesupuon.
The woman. a bain1ytist, wu murniaa to her ...,uneoa in
IOUlheut HuntJ"llOft Bmcb about I :4S Lm. after spendills I.be
e\e8Hll wttb relatives wbcn sbe WU approeched IJl the put.ins lot
b) t•o men v.ho asked for directioas.
Pohct y jd Lhc ~oman attempted to run from the men,
realmna she was 1n danFf. After forana the v.-oman into t.brir car.
the men drove her to an area near Brookhunt Stttet and Atlanta
A,·enuc where they raped her repeatedly, polioe said. The men tokt
the woman the) -were aana members from Los nteles.
On Wcdncsda). detectives in Los ~lcs wd the Huntinaton
Beach rape 1s not connected to a similar case th.at occurred near
Ht&hland Park in Van Nuys early Chn5tma.s morning.
In that case. two men kidnapped and raped a woman after
shooung her male companion to death. Jnvcstiptors said the Van
Nu)'s c~ was isolated, althou&h the)' would not elaborate on
reasons for the conclusion.
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LOS A GELES -An ex-Maywood pohce officer and 'two
fo rmer Orange County sheriff's deputies pleaded tnnoccnt 1n Los
Angeles Supenor Coun Thursday to charges that the) beat an
mmate dunng an off-duty drunken melcc.
· Former officer Michael EJltot. 32, and ex-deputies Ivan
Bud1sclicb, 26, and John Rice. 2S. face one felony count each of
an officer unnccessanl) assaulting a person and batter).
Pr09CC\Jtors all~ the officers spent the night of March 22
dnnktng Wlth a second Mayv.ood officer. Daniel Vasquez. who was
to get married the next day.
Shortly after midnight. the four showed up at Ma ywood police
headquarters. purponedly to use a breathaJyzcr to determine which
of them was the drunkest, prosecutors wd.
horh) after they amved, however, the bndcgroom·t<>-be
became 111 and began throwing up uf the bathroom. authont1es said.
Meanwhile. the other three officers were talking with an on·
dut~ Ma)wood police officer. who was angry about being led on
a chase earlier in the day by a suspect 1n a red T-shin. prosecutors
said. Dunng the chase, the officer damaged his patrol car.
Elliot got the key to the Jail and went lookmg for the young
man. prosecutors alleged. The three offi cers came upon Daniel
Manno Manti lo. who was not the suspect arrested ·by the officer.
but happened to be wcanng a red T-shin. prosecutors said.
The office~ then allegedly took turns beating the man.
pro'loel utors \aid All three offi cers left the force tn the wake of the
incident.
Pre1nal mouons for the tno are scheduled Jan 17 in Los
Angele\ 5upcnor Court.
W1m1n craslln truck 1111 w111
IR\'"[-.\n lts·~ear-old Laguna Hills "oman nearl) died
JUSt .iftcr m1dn1ght Thuooay -when her truck Jumped a curb and
rammed in to a concrete block wall.
Rubanne Donna Elliott wa!> speeding when she entered a cu~e
on Walnut Street near Austin about 12: 15 a m . 'ioald police Lt Bob
Lennert L nablc 10 keep control of her 1983 To)'ota pick-up. Elliott
ran up the sidewalk and into the 6-foot high wall
W11hou1 benefit of a ~Jtbclt. Elhon su ffered broken bones,
fractured sinu'IC~ fal1al IJcera11ons and pos~1ble internal tnJu nc .
Lennert said She "as taken 10 Western Medical Center in cnt1cal
cond1t1on but "a upgraded to stable b) Thursda)' afternoon.
Prcllminar: tests 1nd1cate Elliott was probably under the
infl uence ol JI ohol. Lennert said he was arrested at the hospital.
but rdea~d for treatment. "
T11n-111 llay 1111111 lllwn
~.\ "lT .\ \"' .\ -Police are searching for the lullers of a
-reputed teen-age gang member gunned down on a Santa Ana street
as he: walked to a part)'
The 16-)ear-old Garden Grove bo)'. whose name was withheld,
wa~ shot and killed about 10:20 p.m. Wednesday in the 200 block
of South '\rwhope trect. po11ce spokeswoman Maureen Haacker
sa11.J
"He was a known gang member.'' Haack er said. "He was
walk ing 10 a pan} where other gang members were."
She \lid he -was shot about one block from his dcstina11on.
four shots were heard, and several people were seen runntng
lrom the shooting scene. police Sgt. Gary Bruce said.
Rival gang members arc believed responsible for the killing.
though no mottve has been established. Bruce said.
Pat .. ltJ •111• r. st..,llzlll w
IRV INE -More than 400.000 .S. me n who have tned
unsuccc sfully to re verse their vasectomies may ha ve another
1.:hanc.:c at becoming fathers. according to a report out Thursday.
Re'ioea rchers report in Thuooay's New England Journal of
Medicine that prcgnac1es resulted in seven of 28 couples who had
previously been unable to conceive becausc the man lacked the
tube that carries spc nn from the testicles.
Hundreds of thou~nds of men a )'ca r ha'e that tube, the vas
deferens. cut to end fertility, while th ousands more males are born
without ll, the researchers said.
Doctors said they removed sperm directl) from the tcsucles of
the affected men and mixed 1t with l'ggS from th e woman in a test
tube to produce embryos. rcpon ed the Orange County Register.
Before the research, doctors believed that sperm taken directl y
from th e tcsucles would be infen1Je because 1t was thought the
sperm needed two months to "age." said UC Irvine's Dr. Sergio
Stone.
"They proved that the textbook 1s wrona... Stone said of
researchers Dr Ricardo Asch and Jose Balmaceda of UC Irvine.
and Dr. Sherman J. tlber of St. Luke's Hospital in St. Louis.
"The sperm docs not need 60 days," Stone said.
The sperm taken durina the research could achieve a 20
percent prcanancy rate. which Stone satd is close to natural fcn1lity
rates. -F,_, Da#l1 ,,.., .-II aatl "*-,.,,..
Police Log
JER LEM -Four Moslem fundamealalilu appealed to
Israel's Supreme Coun on Thursday to overturn an army order
deponing them from the occupied Gaza Stnp.
~ Ctpulsion order was condemned by lbe U.N. Security Council
las1 .week tn a rts0lution thal also ul)ed more procection for the I. 7
million Pakst1mans Li' 1ng under lsraelJ occupation in the Wett Bank
and Gaza.
Three h1&h court judges will hear the appeal. but no hcarina date
has been set, Israel radio ttportcd. The hiah court has never ovntumcd
an expulsion order. · ;·.
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~OSCOW -President Mikttail S. Gorbachev turned defeat into
victory Thursday by persuadtng lawmakers to approve Gcnnady I.
Yana)ev as his choice for the Soviet Un1on·s first vice president. a new
post tn a reorganized federal government.
The "Ott came on the last day of a stonn)'. 1Ck:1a)' session of the
Congress of People's Deputies. It was repl"C'st'ntat1ve of the entire
legislative meeting. dunng which Gorbache got much of what he
"anted -but not without a struggle.
The Congre-ss had endorsed Gorbachev's draft of a treaty to hold
together the crumbling union. and appro'ed his proposals for nattonal
referendums on whether to allow pnvate ownership of land and
v.hcthcr to prellCne the union. It also accepted his plan to stttngthen
prcs1dent1al power.
WASHI NGTON -Crop damage from the cold wave that gnpped
most of the nation before Chnstmas was mostly confined to fruit and
vegetables 1n Cahfom1a. a aovemmcnt repon said Thursda).
_ The \t°\erl' cold in California .. caused extensi"e damage to the
utrus and H"gelablc crops:· the Joint Agncuhural Fac1ht) said. But
by
Sheral LeBeau
ORANGE COAST'S ONLY FICTIONAL ORAMA SERIES
E "en while she allo-.cd Jonalhan Vila.lc's ltps to fall upon ~r
own. Kathenne Bell was aware of her posiuon. he was a
professional and. u the editor/publisher of the Ncwpon Beach
Wcckh. a recognized member of the community.
Yet there she was. k1ss1ng a multt·millton:ure inside his mirror·
lined closet -filled "Ith muh1<olored l1ngene. all in her size. She
pulled awa). feeli ng her C'hceks rC'dden. With one hand she reached
out and gr.ued the row of teddies. busuers and satin slips as 1f she
-.ere pulling a s11ck along a picket fence. All the pncc tags were
attached. He didn't s1eal them He wasn't the brassiere bandit
All th1) wa~ for her'! The feeling was heady. but unscnJing.
l\fler all. this was their second date. )Ct he 1ttmed to have been
!>tud)'mg her. bu) mg her underwear, for months. AttcntJon was one
lhtng. hut a1 that moment she fell hke she was under a microscope. ~he felt small. ·
h7 cleared her throat to ~> ~riffihing. then realized Jonathan
was ~1ssing.her neck. O K. It fe lt nice. So why did she suddenly have
1he 1mpres ion she was fall1na down a rabbit hole? And why did
she he3r scurrytng. skipping footsteps o utside? The rabbit. late
aa,am'.'
Before she could say an} thtng. before she was even sure the
sound of footstcp!I were.· real . the closet door flung open with a grand flourish.
he almost didn't recognize him. but the man standina there
-arms flung wide. hair shock-while and standma on end -was
defin11el} the former ma)or of Newpon Beach. Neil turbish g1ggk'<i •
..Children," he bellowed. ··1 JUSl knew I'd find you here ...
To be contmucd ..
Did You Know?
Galll rush up n.am 111111111
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• AJoag 1H Oru1e Coast: The buae cattle herds, the actual
wealth of the early ranchcro . were dependent on the variable
rainfall that produced the gras5e5 that fed them. Dunng the aold
rush. 1he ranchers capuahzed on the llttd for food 1n northern
Caltfom1a by organwng cattle dnvcs and 1tll1n1 the beeves there mst~ad of shipping tallow and l~ther llida to New England !>Y
sa11tna ~h1P1 that called at what 11 now Dena Point.
Drive your point home by conlributina hiltOrical facts to Did
:2o6~~no~. Orup C..Ut Daily Ptlel, P.O. Box I '60. Cotta Mesa.
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SACRAMENTO -Oov.-dect Pele Wilton &aid TbundaJ Ill Ml
dcci ................. to .ap1 a SlS,000 ~)' raite authorized by a llale lllary
comwtrioe .... be lakn ollice in January.
Wihon said in an inaerview that the anc:rate booMi"I die
aovemor'1 ~)' pay from sss.ooo lo s 120.000 wtll rau.h iD a
"rc:uonable u1ary for C&lifomia'1 chttf uccuuve. • . .
Ahhouah he said be is concerned aboul the IJtftll ~11 deciw will
send at a time when he will be forctd 10 propott maJor llale budlet cuts, he Doted tbat voters 1n June save the commi sion final aay over
salaries for lct.islators and statewide elected officials.
"Ironically. it works out to be what a member of &be Home of
ReprcsenWJvn would receive," Wilson said. "And I can tell you tbat
&be tovernor of C'.alifomaa will work a aood deal harder and have more
rnponlibility than members of the Houst. So I do no& think that &be
salary they set was overpayina the chief executive. rm ara1eful to
rccei ve n. I can use 1 t "
JERUSALEM -A leading rabbi has outrqcd Holocauat
survivors and secular Israelis by claiming that the Nazi tcnocide was
God's punishment for sins such as violating the Je\tr'ish Sabbath and
catina pork.
Hundreds of Israelis called a radio talk show Thursday to let off
steam about the remarks of Rabbi Elieier Schach, 97, an ultra·
Onhodox rabbinical sage who, by a quirk of the electoral system. aJso
happens to be the kingmakcr of Israeli aovemments.
About 6 million Jews perished in the Holocaust. and tms o(
thousands of surv1 vors Ii' e in Israel. The uproar over Schach 's remarks
reflected the deep sensitivit)' stdl felt in this counll)' over the
Holocaust. 45 years after the last death ca mp was liberated.
MOSCOW -The parliament of the Russ1an Federation, the
largest Soviet republic, voted Thursda) to make the Jan. 7 Russian
Onhodox Chnstmas an official holiday ror the first time since the 1917
Rc,olutton.
Its decision came in response 10 an appe.al bv the Patnarch of
Moscow and all-Ruma. Alex)' II. the nattonal news agency Tass
reported. and IS effecttvc only in Russia. "h1ch compnses two-thirds
of all Soviet tcrritor)'.
Ruslan Khasbulatov. leader of the Russian Congress of People's
Deputies. said other religious groups ""ill be respect full) considered
1n the same pint" 1f the) appl) for rccogn1t1on.
-From D•lly Pilot HWI win HIVkn
News of the Weird
HOMER. Alaska -One of
Alaska's most fam ous rods -
a cause celebrc after a car wash
owner s~d ci t~ hall 10 mo'e ll
-has a new 0'4 ncr
Mat' Mackintosh lost his fight
1n small claims court ~st v.cck
when he tried to gel SJ.000 tn
back rent from the city of
Homer for a boulder leftln his
car \\-35h parking lot
But the ~p of the un -wanted
rock had a happ) ending
Wednesday. wh en hawn Ktn·
ney bought it for SI and paid
Sl2S to ha\e It delivered b}
forklift as a Chnst mas present
ORANGE COAST
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for her husband. Mark.
.. He·s one of those people
who for )cars. at b1nhdays and
Chnstma~. ~)\. 'Oh. I don·t
need anythmg:·· hawn Kinney
said. "Then m) son came home
one afternoon and said. 'I found
out "hat Dad wants He wants
the rock at 1hc car "a h.'"
Movers holSled the boul~r
Wednesdil~ with a 26-ton fork -
lift u~ for unloadina con-
tainers from ships. Even the
forklift pro'cd barely up to the
task. IJ took all afternoon to pry
the rock from the 011 and carry
it 100 ya rds uphill to the Kin-
ne)s' house.
How to rMCh ua at
the Dally Piiot
Ctra. .. lon
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rn A GOOD NiHU
THAT OUN DOKIN'T
COME OUT OP ITI
ROUTER -If the 11rpon'1
John Wayne ltahae d•dn''
look too happy durina the
holiday stamptde, there's a
rtason.
Seems that one of the
a1rhnn had lost a lraveler's
rttenation -the mull. lhe
.. amunts .said. of a computer
,iuch.
The destination was
Colorado, and all other
fli&hts wctt loaded. The frus-
Jerry KOll'ln
trated would-be pa~n~r ~~ -trl~ had to return to her Newport
Beach home and rtv1sc her
tra\el plan .
~ This wouldn't be newswonh>. except that the stranded lady
was Pilar Wayne. She had been planning to spend Chnstmas with
her (and the Duke's) )Ounger daughter. Marisa. who re ides wllh
husband Jace Rom1ck, the ki champion, in Steamboat Springs.
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LOOK, MA, WE'RE BILINGUAL -A holiday v1s11or at our
cua was Mexican-born Olp Pedraza, who said she cnjo)cd the
Hispanic version of "A Visit from San Nicolas.'' which occupied
this space on C'hnstmns Day.
With husband Gus ~i na as interpreter. Olga said she's now
hooked on the Or••1e Coa1t Dally Pilot.
Only she didn't call it the Oru1e Coast Dally Piiot.
To Olga. who hasu't been that long removed from her nati ve
Guanajuato. it's "El Piloto Diano de la Costa 0de NaranJa."
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AMBIDEXTROUS TENNIS, ANYONE? -I've been gi'en a
choice of act1v111es for unda) afiemoon. as follo"s.
I. Watch NFL gamrs on tele ISIOn.
2 Rotate the c:ir's tires.
3. tart lining the stomach with yak butter. 1n preparation fo r
New )'ear's E' e 1mb1b1ng.
4. Join a Polar Bear Club swi m to Catalina Island.
S. Attend the arand opening of the tennis club at Marbella Golf
and Countf) lub. "here I" Goldberg of c"pon Beach "-Ill stage
a rare daspla) of ha s even rarer ambidextrous forehand. Baell.hands.
he S8)S. are for SISSICS.
There wi ll be other remarkable tennis pla)ers on hand for the
all-star exhib1t1on -such as current Wimbledon and Da' 1s Cup
champion Rick Leach and Jim Pugh -but the e\cnt's biggest lure
wall be Goldberg. who swings from either side. pausing onl) to
switch hands.
According to his press agent and most de\ oted groupie. "1fc
Gloria Z1gner. Goldberg uses onl) forehand strokes and 1<1 onl) one
of two ranked U TA tournament seniors to accomph'lh this
aston1sh1ng feat. In the unlikel y even1 that a bacil.hand return 1'1
required. 11'11 be delegated to his partner. Len Landborg of Monarch
Ba).
It should be mentioned that the Leach-Pugh champions "111
oppose the ewport Beach duo of Ross CaS<' and ott Da' 1s in
the I p.m. fea ture, and that the Lind borg-Goldbcrg team "Ill
confront Bob Duesler of ewport Beach and Jim Nelson of In inc
in the 11 a.m. opener.
Just thouaht I'd set that straight, bcc'ausc those Da' 1d C up
dudes aren't read) for the 1mm1table In Goldberg.
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ANYONE REMEMB ER STRIPPERS? -Kim and I lllC'nd·
ed a holida) dinner hosted b~ the C\\Port Beach la~ firm of Banh.
Lopez and Hodt"s. and the table talk got around to literature
Kitt) mentioned that she'd JUSt read the book. "G> ps) &. Mt•.''
penned b) the late G) p > Rose Lee's son. Erik lee Preminger. and
"e began rcm1n1 mg about t"(Ot1c tcd)s1asts.
I "ouldn't mention this. but a tablcmate. John Fh nn ol
Laguna 1gucl. thre" me a cur,e. so to speail... ·
" ure. "e all have "arm memories of Gyps) Rose Lee .\nn
Cono and Hinda \\assau," Fl)nn said. "but "hat "as the name
of the stripper who danced w11h the do\es?"
Nobod~ remembered. and that's been bothcnng Fl) nn and ml'
ever since. We'd apprenatc heanng from other long-ago burlcwut·
students out there 1n P1lotland.
Mc. I thought Wassau "as an insurance compan)
Jerry Kobrlo '1 colomo ru1 Suod•y. Totsd•Y aod Fri day.
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Or.,..C...~'-
NEWPORT BEACH -£-.en
while cnminal defense lawyer Wil·
liam Yacobcm1 Jr. 11 in lbe midlt
of a ptttiminary hianna on con-
sptraey and pcrJury charles. he'a
a&rttd lO pay S4S,()()O in a rtlaled
P1ttm1t)' cas.c.
Yacoboni. a hiah-profile at-
tome) and aspirin& polillcian,
aarttd to pay the sum last Friday,
for accumulated child support and
lepl fen, inskad of facing a poss.
iblc 80-da) 1a1I sentence.
Both the c1v1I and criminal cases
stem from a paternity suit filed by
Colattn Wal~n 1n 1911 ap1n11 the
politicall y 1mb1t1ou1 Newpon
Beach la~er. Prolttuton behcvc
YIC'Oboui. 48. wnl another man to
&ivc ha& blood aampk laal Matth -
I tampk thal Wal meaftl IO de·
tmnine wbtthtr Yacoboui wu the
fathtt of WaJttrs' 6-Y1-r-old dauah·
ttr
A photottaph taken at Lona
Beach Memorial Medical Center
laboratory clearly sho~d that 1he
man, alJcscdly llvina blood 1n
Yacobozzi's name, wu not
Yacobou1.
A Conaressional hopeful in 19 8
who lost his bid for a seat on the
Oranae ounty Republican Part) 's
Cenlral Commmce la1t JuM.
Yacobont hes deftied Uy ~· bthly for the child After he was
a«uttd of ptr.Jury. conspiracy and
pttpanna fallt evidence-by stnd· ina an imposter for the DNA tell -
YaroboZ11 was dttlaftd lo be the
child's fathtr by default.
A prdim1nary hearin& to decade 1f
Yaoobon1 >Aill stand tnal on the
cnminal per.Jury trial w1U conunuc
Jan. 2, Deputy District Attorney
Wall)I Wade said.
YacobQzz1 contends that falsify-
ina blood tests with a stand-in
donor 1s a fairly common pract1ce
and tht D.A.'s dttlSIOn to prosecute
this case sho"s a clear baas against
the defen~ laW}er. Wiiiiam Vacobozzl Jr.
Grinch hasn't stolen Christmas ••• yet
By Anna Cekola
Otat19t Cout Dally Piiot
HUNTING TON BEACH -A
real estate broker 1s continuing to
collect donations for the hungry
outside her Beach Boulevard busi-
ne'>s cH•n though a dispute with her
propeny manager threatened 10 dis-
rupt the food d!1'e last week.
··w e're sull accepting (donauons)
through the end of the )ear." Nanq
Ho\\-ell said Thursday. The food 1s
being C'Ollected for th e Orange
Count~ Food D1stnbu11on Center.
which give food to 200 agencies
that serve the need\'.
In the center of the controvers} as
a large blue plastic container for the
food donations sitting outside How-
ell's Realty World business offi~ at
18682 Beach Boulevard.
The dispute bcpn a w~k ago
Monday when Howell's landlord
told her that the large bin contested
by other tenants didn't look good
outside the office and would ha\'e
to be removed or taken inside. The
manager also cited rules that
High tides to return
\\' ..\ ·Hl l\GTO:-.. -.\rare align-
men t of the sun. moon and Earth
"111 produce higher and lo\\er ttdes
than usual from Sunda) through
\\'edncsd:t). ra1s1ng the chances of
coa4'tal flooding. go' ernment fore·
caster~ said Thursda~.
It "Ill be 1he !lecond rou nd this
month of unusual tides . ..\ similar
astronomical arrangement Dec. I
through Dec ..i. caused local flood-
ing on thl' rnas1 of the Gulf of
Maine
f orl'l3Stl'r\ lrum thC' ~auonal
0 l'ean1c and ..\tmosphenc .\dmin1s-
tr.111on ~1d Thu™1a~ the~ e\pcct
thl' tum-of·thC·\ear tides 10 be
mt,rl' pronounn·d on the \\est
CCl.t"it than tht' Eo"it C oast.
The Weather f"\ ice fort'l'a'>t no
rna.1,or '>torm\ on either coast. but
onshore "'"do; are poi.sable on the
'le'' Fngland rna\t on Tucsda~ and
the m1d·..\t lan11c coa'it Tuesda' and
Wt'dnrsda' ·
HC'a\) rain. sno" or onshore
"ind'i cou Id bn ng localtLcd flood-
1 ng, 'lO..\.\ ~1d. fatremcl) lo"
lldl'" could C\!)()~ manners to lo".
"atcr ha1ards but could redure the
thrl·at of floo<lintr during a torm
People "'an~ and '-'Ork1ng 1n
l oa\tJI arcao; "ere urged to consult
tide tJbk' .ind to be alen to
\\tathcr forccasu.
The Positions of the sun. moon
and canh which produce the un-
usual tides occur about once a )Car.
hke so:
• unda). tropic tides. "here the
moon is at its mn"1mum nonhem
point above the equator dunng its
monthl) tnp around the canh.
• Monda>. a lull moon. or S) ,.
)g~ condiuon. in which the moon as
on the opposite side of th e eanh
from the sun
• Monda~. pengce. "here the moon 1s closer to the canh 1han at
an) other time 1n its monthh path
r• Wednc~a~. pcnhchon "here
the eanh 1s clo'ler to the sun than at
an' t'ther 11ml' of the \Car
In add1t1on. on Dec 1:! the sun
passed the winter w lsuce 11s maxi-
mum point outh of th e equatnr
dunng the ~car
-By tbr A11ocl•IH Prr11
proh1b1t obstacles trom being
placed in the comm on ground area
where Ho"ell operates her busi-
ness.
Last fnda), the dispute took one
more step when a ma1ntenan e
man fo r her landlord allegedly told
one of Howell's em ployees that 1f
the bin ''asn"t taken inside 1h1s
weekend, "the) "ould thro" 11 in
the trash."
Nothing ne" has happened in the
dipsute since that incident, Ho"ell
said.
"We guard 11. but 11 reaJI) puts a
damper on things." she sa1d
The propen) manager for Crane
Reah) Sen ices of Santa i\,na -
who in1t1ally told Howell the bin
had to go -1s on vacatJon for the
v.eek and couldn't be reached for
comment Thursda).
Ho"ell. who is new to Cahfomia.
said she was surprised by the dis.
pute. especially with the troubled
economic cond1 11ons facing many
people this hohda) season. She also
said other people working an the
bu ilding ha'e bttn support1ve ~of
the food dme
"I alwa )ls like to do sometbfo&
around the holiday season," Howell
said "I figured that we could start
in our ov.n back)ard.''
Economist: Real estate
price Crash is not likely
AN FRANCI CO -Because
California housmg 1s lied w
closel) to the sta te's overall econ·
om1c actn it). a crash an rul
l''>tatc pnces 1s \Cr) unhkel) ac-
cording to an t"<'Onom1st at the
Federal Re~ne Banil. of an
Francisco
Wn1ing 1n the bank's Wttkl>
Letter of Jan 4, Randall J
Pozdena takes issue v. 11h Forbes
magazine. Ne>A 'ori... stoci...
anal) sts Salem and '-" ang. and
othc~ "ho are prcd1ct1ng a de-
cline of ~S pcrcC'nt or more 1n
C ahforn1a home pnce., b)
mid-199 I and asscmng that the
halqon days of high home pn
1n Cahfom1a "ere endina
:"-ot so. claims Po1dena. e'en
1n hght of the current softening of
the ClOnom' 't."1ther theol'\ nor
data suppon the notion of an
1mpend1ng "bust" in housina
pnccs. he v.mcs. In addition, the
rclau'cl} high home prices in
C'ahfom1a are easily explained by
the comp.:lrall\ e productivlly of
'illcs in that state. and thus do not
portend sptclal problems.
In Cahfom1a. trends 1n the
gross state product explain the
bul k of the m.fold ·~crease m
home pnces that has occurred
o'er the last 20 )cars. This sug-
gest~ that a s1gn1ficant downturn
1n C'ahfomia home pnccs v..ould
require a s1gn1fica nt downturn 1n
the California economy, or a
penod of dttp deflation 1n sen-
cral pnccs Pozdena and other
anah~ts do not fortstt such an
e'entuaht\
-BJ . Ttt' A1socJ•lftl Pru1
Y Our gas and phone bills are going up
A FR I -Res1den·
ual custome"' of uthem Cah·
fom1a Gas Co "Ill be pa) mg about
6 pt'rcent more for ps in January
under a rate increase appro'ed
Thursda) b) the st:He Pubhc tll-
it1es Comm1 "i1on
And the P C also appro"cd a
rate hike for GTE which will in-
crease phone bill for its customers
about 3Ckents a month. The phone
rate hike 1 worth about $6.9
million to GTE.
In the case of the gas rate in-
crease. of the $1 66 million hike. S72
million 1s to reimburse the gas
compan\ for lo''fr rate'i th1<i \ear
in pan bccau~ of a la1lure to
fore'ltt the nsc 1n natural ga costs
dunng thc last SI\ months. the PL'(
said
The reimbursement alw co,crs
rcduCNI re,•enuc due to a mild
winter last )car that lo>Acrcd ga'I
sale . the comm1ss1on s~ud
The other $94 million 1 for tnfla·
t1on increases in operating. main-
tenance and finanC'tnl cost . the
commission said.
As tn other recent P C ra te
cases. residential customers will pa)
higher 1ncrea.ses than other claSsts
among the company's 4.4 million
cu toml'rs Thl' J\ crage increase for
all cu,tome~ '-'111 Ix' roughl) ~.S
pcft'cn t ~1d Paul (la non of the
Pl ( "itnfT
l hl' lOmm1\\1on has been shift·
1ng uuht) r.1t1.'11 10 refl«t the costs
of ..en 1ng different groups of cus-
tome~. and lo"enng rates for 1n-
du trial customc~ to encourage
them to continue to bu~ from the
uttht) rather than dm:ctl) from the
supplier.
Even '-'Ith the higher mctta~ for
rcs1dent1al customers. their rates
rem:un at 70 per< ent to 7S percent
of the cost of ~nice. said SoC'aJ
D
A rich a ssortme nt of
de lee table dis hes
fea t uring
Seafood
Carved Me ats
Poultry
Specially Prepared Salads
Vegetables and fruits
Assorted Cheeses
.Baked Oven Breads
An array of Chef Prepared dessert•·
Complimentary Champasne
SAVE,2.00
I
, Dllr ldene: Bew .... de Y" ........................... !
-111. <, N ........ Bean.
:5':. Dear Ms. RL T: Eronontists have
, -.. .Uina a rcccsaion since the
.. aaotk marttt turmoil of October, i: 1916 and have finally found a will· t"I marketplace. Weary business
~ owMn will use the excuse of a
failina economy to rid themselves
of albatross operations. Sol~ent
skeptics wil zip their pocketbooks
and wait for the reviews. En-
lrcpttneurs will revel in the
chaUenae of a flat marketplace. Dis-
.• placed creative workers will wel-
, come the chance for change. In-
securc. inept workers will wait for
the worst. hence the following stof)
printed during the previous re-J • .,cession:
,, A man lived by the side of the
Suzette Alger
road and sold hot dogs.
He was hard of heanng o he had
no radio.
He had trouble w11h his e)es so
he read no newspapers.
But he sold good hot dogs.
He put up a sign on the hiahway
tcllina how aood they were.
He stood b> the side or the road
and cricd "Buy a hot dot. Mister."
And people bought.
He increased his meat and bun
orders.
He bouaht a biuer stove ti) take
care of his trade.
He aot his son home from college
to help him.
But then something happened ...
His son said ... Father. haven't
you heard the news?
There's a big recession on.
The unemployment situation is
terrible.
The energy situation is worse."
Whereupon the father thought.
"Well my son has been to college.
He reads the newspapers and he
listens to the radio and he ought to
know."
So the father cut down on his
meat and bun onkrs.
Took down h11 advertisina slans.
And no lonacr bo&hcred to stand
on the hiahway and sell hot dop.
And his hot doa sales ICU almost
ovemi~t.
··You're riJht. son," the father
said to the boy.
"We arc certainly in the middle
of a arcat recession."
Dear s.zene: Ov lalet -..n·
meat cu sell uy*'-1. ne. &My
expect naiaeert•c te 4nJp It u4
maaafaetarta1 to belW II u4 we
caa•t do It. We may llaan walked oa
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-Mr. UL. H•dlti ... ~
Dear Mr. KSL: lniuate. com·
municate and demonstrate.
Speame.d a team that involves all
functions, talk about realistic expcc·
tations and unrequited dreams and
provide physical evidence of ~
iblc and probable achievements.
After all ideas have been presented,
as a team jud1ct0usly select related
goals that wi ll fulfill the needs o f
er.,.. Co11t Dllr Plot
most or the people and provide
mort profit. product iqenuuy and
ptnonal and professional powth.
Establish rules. boundaria re..
wards and rcsponlibiliues. Develop
• spirit of comr*ly apeenaeru
rel11ive to each p1a~·s role OD the
team. Implement a mission tbat
defines a procns of initiation. com·
munica11on and demonstration and
auarantee that the sales depanmcnt
docs not leave town without tMm.
~'"' All~r • ...._ NIMI.-,.., Md Friay, l1 lk 1" ,,,._,
of TumWorb, • _.....,..,
tralllial firm NIH I• lrYIM.
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WUtlYIE 1111
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&.It Pnoto bV Lee Peynr
Ponce examine atrfpped Poraches Thursday after making five arrests on grand theft auto.
PORSCHE
From A.1
watchina paltv1ero's home at 4402
W. Coast H1ghwa) and saw him go
to a busi ne s. ustrnlian Cellular
Expons. orr Supenor Avenue an
Costa Mesa. on the border of New-
pon Beach. Thra her said.
Newpon Beach pohct had re-
covered four tolcn Porsche bodies
an the upenor A\enue 1ndustnal
tract in the pa t month. Thrasher
s:ud
The neAt da) -on Dec. 19 -a
truck was ~n dehvcnna a load
from the businc to a hipping
business in Carson On Dec :?O.
detectives inspected the shipment.
"hich was being sent to Australia.
and found Porsche pans behe,ed
stokn from nc"er cars. One engine
was linked to a Porsche stolen in
NEW
From A1
another candidate.
Former county Dcmocrnllc Part~
chairman John Hanna also s:ud his
pan) has a roster of capable can-
didates "1th conares 1onal poten-
tial
··Larr) Agran comes to mind."' he
said. "Although hC' narrowl) lo t
SEAT
From A 1
t1v(' and one of onl~ thl"'t'C -T eitas
and Florida an: the others -gain-
ing morr than one -\mong the 13
IOSC'~ are all of th e biggest north-
eastern and m1dwestern con-
grc s1onal dclqnt1on'I. including
Ne"' Yorl.. Penns\ I' ania. Ohio and
J llhno1s. The onl) \late "est of thl·
Great Pln1m 10 IO\l' congre,.,1onal
clout 1s Montana. "h1ch will lose
one of ll!> 1"0 seal\
OrJnge Count) ohscners are rc-
\Cf\ cd m their i.pcculat1ons.. but
mmt agrrC' therr arr hkd) to bl-
~ t'M~tft Hw-miMt· -«m ...
gress1 onal d1stnct hnc.-s
Some sa) the change 1s hkcl) to
be tch 1n the south 1..ount). v.hcre
most of the population growth O\Cr
the.-past dl"Cadl' ha'> bttn concen-
tratc.-d But Fuentes \aid thcrr's no
e' 1dcnc-e to uppon such thinking.
.. I th1nt.. it's sill) at thts point 10
predict ~here a new d1stnct 1s going
to be .. he said. ''Therr art signifi-
cant pre surcs from the nonh. the
ea t and the "est as well as the
south ...
D1stncu such as Rep. Dana
Rohrabacher's. which includes
Hunt1naton Beach and Seal Beach
but also part of Los Anicles Coun-
ty. and Ron Packard's. which ex-
tends to Orange and San Otego
counlle1. could be 'ih1fled so as t(),
brcome e'\C'lus1vcl)' Oranae Count)'
seats. Fuente said
RUFFELL'S
UPllLSTEIY llC . .......... "-' .... itn -•a. c.Ta--wa.usa
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Fine Social Stat ionery
After
Chriatmas
SALE
All ChristrNS
Merchandise
Up to SOt)f, OFF
Other •lect
merchandise
pe1tly reduced.
Siie SWtt Dec. 21th.
Newport Beach.
Detectives arrested pahv1ero
near his home on Dec. 21 and
seized a 9-mm handgun he was
carrying. Thrasher said. Inside his
garage. officers said they found a
dismantled Porsche. vanous auto
p:irt'i and tools. A. window from i.-
Porsche stolen m Newport Beach
was :tlso found.
At the 5upenor A.venue bu mess.
investigators fo und more auto pans
and tools and two 911-model
Porsch~. a blue 1986 stolen from
Ne"port and a white 1983 tolen
from Costa Mesa. Thrasher said.
R) an. a mechanic for the export
firm. and Lahdo. who Thrasher
said "as here from Australia to
purchase parts. "ere arrested at the
business. Russo and 4iandC'rs. 1dent-
1fied as operators for the firm .
droH up tn a black VolkswagC'n
wh1IC' tn"est1ga1ors w('re ·at the
scene and then <1pcd off. kadmg
the ma)or's race in In inc. hc·s
pro,en that he can get \Ole'> in a
hea' II) Republican Cit}. I'd S3} Bob
Gentf). thl' Laguna Reach cit )
councilman and Lida Lcnnc}. "ho
1s also on the Laguna Beach council
are both poss1b1ht1cs ...
Lennc) ran as a rxmo<:rat for the
40th congres'l1onal seat in 1988 and
lo\t hca' 1h to the GO P's
( hnstopher l O\
Gentr) s.a1d he hadn't thoutht ot
John Hanna. former l ha1 rm:m of
the.-Orange ( ount) 1.Xmocra11c
Part~ . ..aid rcd1o;1m11ng lOUld bcn·
efit his part'. "h1ch has no rnn·
grr tonal rcpresentall\CS in Or-
ange Count~
··one thing that rnuld happt.'n I'>
a new seat could be cre:ucd that
\\Oulu tat..e 1n some of the sv.1ng
c1t1es such as Laguna &a h. lr\tnc
and Costa Mc~. M> that )OU would
ha 'c a d1s11ct in v.h1ch a Demo-
cratic rand1datc could he.· m m·
~·11t1\l·." he said
-\II agr«-d that a Republican go'·
ernor and a Rcpubhcan-dommatl·d
state C\uprcme Court "111 hkel) prc-
\ Cnt Cahforn1a·., Dcm0lrahon-
1roitcd -statc:Tcilslaturt Trom-Ura" ·
dC'tC'Ct1 ves on a short chase.
Russo was caught later hiding
inside a garage and anders sur-
rendered at th e police station.
The recovered Porsches were
stolen during the last two months,
according to Thrasher. The cars
wc1e gl.'nerall> stolen from business
arens. hke Fashion Island an New-
port Beach and South Coast Plaza
tn Costa Mesa. and "ere left locked.
with the alarrns set. Thrasher said.
pala"1ero. "'ho lists his occupa-
tion as O\\ ner of ·· -\menca Porsche
E'(port . " and Russo are also '\us-
trahan c1t11cn., "ho have been in
the count~ for about a )Car.
Thra her s.ud
Detcctt,es bt:l1e'e the business
wa s1mpl) a front for the chop
shop. but oper..itors told police the)
"ere 'ielhn~ cellular phones. ..We
ha' l' not ~·,:n an) sales records )Cl.
\O "e don't kno"' ·· Thrasher said.
running tor tongre'>s. but would be
1ntcrcs1cd 10 the pro .. pect 1f the
opponunil) arose
··rm nattered that m) name has
hc.~·n mentioned.'' he said ··-\II I
can \a} '" thJt r ,e en1o~ed pubhc
office and I cnjO) pubhc pohC)
dl·,elopml'nl I'll he coming to the
end of I~ H'al"; on the Laguna
Bt'ach COUnl ti and I'd bt° tnlCrCStC'd
1n thl' p<w,1b1la1' of doing some-
thing el<;<"··
1n~ u"" '\ 1 llO\., 1h.11 d1spropor-
11onJtd' 13, ur one pan'
But Costa \ks.i ell\ councilman
Jnd torml·r mJ,or ·rc1a Bu ffa.
"horn Fuente'> mentioned as a
fl0\\\1hk future l ongrc-ss1ontal ran-
d1d.ltl' '31d thl' process of red1stnct-
mg '"Ill.ch to n~ma1n m)stcnous to
all but a fr w S<lcramcnto tn 1ders.
··Rc.1prortionml·n1 1 a fascmat-
1ntz hu\1nc<111 hl'rnu\C 11's the purest
form of pohtll <i."' hl· ~1d . ··what's
going to happen 1s that o'er the
nr\t 'car the J)l:opk 1n acramcnto
arl' gomtt to lc)(:k thcmsehcs in back
rnom'> and h1tl' and ~ratl h each
othl·r and when th<.·~ finally <"merge
"11h th<.' h1g plan. rhc« v.'111 ~ no
tl'lhng C\Jllh "'h~ a particular line
I\ (\fii.•rl' II I\
Vice president blasted for
golfing at all-white club
PEBBLE BE.\C'H -Viet Pre 1-
dent Dan Qua) le. in town for golf.
teed off a Monterey super' 1wr
Thursday by playma at a club that
was rukd 1neh11blc for :t nattonal
tournament because of its all-\\h1te
membership.
Qua)'le. who reportedly shot a 78
game on the 72-par coul"SC.'. couldn't
defend himself. however. because
Secret rvict aacnts kept photogns-
phers and reponers ofT the pnvatc
arounds of the C)prns Pomt ('lub
C_1pttss Point Club became cm-
broiled in contro,ers' 1n September
when the Profc!o~IOnal Golfers A~
wc1at1on ruled 1t inchgible for the
1991 ~T&T Pcbbk fkach Na11on1I
Pro--\m bccauw of 11s all-white
membership
"I have a 1rcat rnnccrn about the
vice prts1dent of the Unned State
plD}tng at C)pn· .. s Point and not
being a•att of the scns111 .. ity of th<"
1s uc that re' oh e around 1t.'' said
Monterc) Count\ upel"\1sor Sam
Kara
f ilrme>r' 1' c ommtttrd to
(. n I t f 1 • r n t "' I ) r i \. ,. r ..
(. " 11 • 1 1 t .t " u.. \ cl u r •1 u •, t .-r • q u • 't.
SACltAMENTO -1'c state filed a federal lawsuit Thunday on
bthalf of Cahfomia's t07 com·
munity collqn. hopina to block
new fe«rtl rqulations requirina
man)-' students at the t•o-year
tchool to take tandard1zed ad-
m 1 sions test .
The state attorney aeneral's office
,_1d the rqul1t1on , temm1na from
the recent budgtt rompromise ap-
proved by Conatt and sisned by
President Bu h. could mult an the
f 111.f Y
From A1
pra til'c in El Paso. ''H(' JUSt had
too much to drink over C'hnstm~
bre:.k. h 's one of tho~ mistakes
man) people make 1n life "
Folc) told reporters: "It was an
unfortunalt situation. I JUSt used
poor Judicmcnt and I feel badly
about it.
''l let m}sclf. my family and m )
team down ... 1 understand 1t Jeop-
ardize~ m> poss1bil1 ty of staning
but I sllll have a chance to play."
Folty was amsted at 2:30 a.m.
Monday on Balboa Island after a
taxi drive r identified Fole') as the
Billi
From A.3
Gas spokesman Ralph Cohen He
said household residents account
for thr great maJon ty of the com-
pan) ·s customers but onl) 45 per-
cent of its gas 'olume
The increase 1n telephont rates
for GTE customers 1n Southern
C'ahfom 1a was also approved
Thursday.
It takes effect Feb I
lt 1s JUSt under I percent of the
1vpical month I) GTE bill of S' I. "h 1ch rnn 1sts of SI 5 for local
i.'\l'hange sen ices and S 16 for local
toll call'i. the comm1s'>1on said.
The rat1..') "'ere dl·ndcd under the
Puc·, ne" telcphont regulation
s~stem. v.h1l h 8"<' compa n1c!. an-
nual cost-of-h, 1ng mcrea~s rC'-
duced b~ 4 5 percent for c~pected
increases 1n product I\"' ThC' rates
also re1 mhur\C companies for nc"
C\pen..cs required h' la~
-By f.ff Assod•ld Pnss
Friday, Deoelftber 21, 1llO
han If call
o( 1n0re than S2IO m1ttion
ckstined for C"ahfomia'1 communi·
ty collietts for vocational procram
and loans for poor, minority and
immigrant tuden1s.
The rules wtre approved by fed~
eral Education Dcpanmeflt official
as a ce>it<umna measure and arc
S('heduled 10 &O into effect Tuesday.
althouah state officials say in their
suit that it is 1mposs1blc to put the
changes in place so qui~kly.
The rulc:s arc intended to appl) to
all ~hools ~hen they bca:in their
winter quarter or \pons semester b)
man "ho came but of the Village
Inn on Manne,•\\.cnue and kicked
the wmdo~s of the cab repeated!)
When officers approa hed Fole)
to ask him ~hat happened. 1he 6-
foot-2 :!20-pound quarterback al-
leged!) smelled of alcohol. had
bloodshot. v.atef) e~es. swa' cd
from side to side as he stood and
spoke in thick. slurred spe«h. ac-
cording to the police rcpon
ThC' cah ::Im er did not seek. pros-
("('ut1on for' andaltsm becau~ there
was no damage to the cab. Newport
Beach Pohce Lt. Tim c""man
said. ull. officers took FolC) into
custody on susp1c1on of being
drunk in puhhc
Fote) was booked into ewpon
Beach c11\ 1a1I and released on his
0 "' n ttcogn11an~ around .30 a m
'1onda\
He llcw to T cus v.-1th the rest of
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Tbe ult , drawn up by tM llale
attorney gtneral's offict oa the
commun1t) collep' whatf. was
filed 1n n Francisco with U.S.
Dt tric-t Judie 1..A>wcll Jen~n. A
hcarma datr had not bttn set. •
"We are a kmti for an immediate
10-<tty restra1n1ng order to tet Che
people 1n Wa h1naton to ~ fully
appnsed of how senous the impect
1s of these reaula11ons. .. satd com·
mun1t) rolleics chanttllor David
MC'rtCS
the U~C team on Wednesday but
apparC'ntl) did not ttport his arrest
to m11h •ho learned of the mc1-
dent late \\lednesda' Ml El Paso
when contacted by. the Oraqe
Coast Dally PUol.
~m1th has not chosen a startJng
quarterback for the bowl pme.
"'h1ch the Trojans arr favored to
"tn. and reponedly had been con-
s1denng all four of his quarterbacks
-Todd Marinov1ch. Foley, Pit
O'Hara and Reggie Perry -.....
for the stanl ng position. l
Foky's arrnt narrows the f;i pool to three
Marinov1ch. another <>nn < oast product who has beell
Trojans· starting quarterbec't ftr
two seasons. missed some WCllftot.is
last "eek bcc-au5e of an ear int. t1on hut rC'turned 10 practice
"~kend bt'fore the Trojans left t r·
El Paso T~salone said. • :
TBE rUiTiiGnovsE
IS QUITTING!
All cake decorating. candy upplies
novelties. cookie cutters & wedding etc ..
plu1oo fixture • helving, cash register, etc.
PRICES SLASHED
50o/o, 700/o OFF SALE
(£xc,e~ IOIDll food produd.a)
MUST GO BY DECEMBER 31st ~~ ~·~l'R 1 o.m-450m Frt -Mon. ~
2750 HARBOR BLVD.
COSTA MESA .. ~r of Adam• and Hcbor
Enchantntent Arrives On The i
Runway When Designer Janell Bertei
Previews Her '91 Line i ,
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• very first thing is the gown." ,
• Berte is recognized nation-wide for
her fashion forward approach to a
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very traditional field. Many of her
gowns have been pictured in the
editorial features of Modem Bride
and Elegant Bride magazines.
As a testimony to their excitement
over Berte's '91 line, Elegant Bride
will be joining the "One Enchanting
Evening'' bridal show. Their
spokesperson, Annie Jones, will
provide fashion commentary and
offer tips on wedding etiquette.
Berte admits, she is
flattered that Elegant
Bride is sponsoring
the fashion show.
"The major magazines usually
rete1 ve themselves for ~t
stoftS,"' said Berte. "\Wre very
fortunate to have Elegant Bride
jOinlng us h4!tt in Orange County.,.
The Janell Ber1e label has~
Mdanal-favortte status due to the
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It'll last fuin
.. Spend New Year's Eve at
Parkers' Seafood Grill.
It's a great way to begin'
the future. You 11 have
a full-course dinner, hats
and noisemakers, and a
champagne toast at mid-
night. And before you
know it, it's 1991. one )ear till the next~
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General Manager
"So call Parkers'
Seafood Grill today. And
make your reservations
to party well into next
year:'
Open New Ye~(:1 Day fo r lunch and dinner.
Loca red a1 rhe Ferry Landing on rhe 'Batooa Peninsula , Newport Beach. (714) 673-3741.
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Whether you're a theatre goer, a concert enthusiast,
or particularly a Holiday Reveler you can top off a
lovely evening out or wrap up that hectic nJgbt of
party and merriment by relaxing with yoW' favorite
beverage and enjoy our excellent Italian Cuisine. We
serve OW' full menu from 5 p.m. until 1:30 a .m. ~,.n
t.f •. days a week. And the Piano Bar ls Jumpln'!
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four 1ypes of ~ntenamment and !ii~
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the ent ire ground level of our one-of· a·
kind CasablanC2 motif alhull~ hotel
The.whole place is yours' ~1ov_e around.
llll or <bnce wht>ne\·er and where\ er
)Our mood and t~tebudll take you
Th~ gmtt eveninR inclu~
• A suite for one couple for ~ew Year'~
Eve (all of our suites will be resel'\'t>d
only for party attendees -adult~ only
-limited to the first .iOO couplell)
• Our very special March G~ ~tyle
Identification that ~sure~ our 4; •
prtvite party. • ~ ••• ~
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• band. romantic combo. top .. o mul!lc
and a strolling dixieland tnnd
• Q~rodaaifs SJO m .,JO ~t
• All foods. desserts and coffeell at food
bv.urs In six loutions throughout
1ne FAT ewYear's Eve Pan). 8 00 PM
to 11 JO PM.
• Eight drink tickets per couple for
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ctwnpaRJle rock:tails at our bars
duriOR the party.
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• New Ynr's Eve pany favors.
• Tr.Mlitional Amtrian and Lt Dejeun«
( EUn-.ptan Style) bttak&st bulfeu
on Tuesday. New Year's Day. 9:00 AM •
to I :00 PM, to include ctwn~.
• • ... • _,,. • · mimosa lnC1 bloody flW)'S. • ·'·~•v .. •.. , .U comptimentary. \.~ •• • •• • • • • • • • : • • Late .f :00 PM check-out Tuesday. 13l5 ~t Oyer Road, Santa Ana. CA 92 OS ·•I· ~
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Followed By Festive HM:>or Cruse
6 30·8pm $55 Per Person
ASHORE
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Room Uw Entertanment In Le>t.nge
Aegutar Meru Pr\Ce8
MIDNIGHT PARn CRUISl
Harbor Cruise 9 -1 1 pm.
Hors o·ouwres. Cash Bof Dinner In
Cameiy, 1pm, Steak & lob6tet.
Champagne ~ Party FfNCXs AJ.
Mdnght $65 Per Person rn llUUVA110NS
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503 E. Edgewater • Ad).lcent to the Balboa Peninsula Feny Landing
Reservations: 615-2373
Chili Parlor
IL Saloon
'l'EXA8 T'EBTED, TRIED A.ND T1lU8TEDll a Watch ... Monday Night Football!!
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ddlgbcful four l'OUIW mtnu I\ otftrtd from
9 p.m. until I a m Dlnct' na . b'! tht-t~1ni
TnQ. par!) fl\'Ol'S and a cbarn~rw toast 11
midnight provide tbt rl&ht tltmtnt~ (or
pplng 11\10 1991
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nu-nu fnturtng Bttf lbn~on and ~ult
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dtU uutt, IS SUltrd IO I.bf C'ddlrilJM,
En!Mllnmtftt i.,-Thr loom*S. ,.ny fa¥OrS
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The Martha Graham Dance
: Company amves Jan. 4, S. and 6 in
1 an ex.elusive West Coast engage-
ment at the Oranae County Per-
formina Arts Center. The troupe.
hailed by The Washington Po t. as
"one of the seven wonders of the
, artistic uni verse." will offer t"'o I programs.
Program I (Fnda) and unda}')
''Graham. the Amcncan." includes
one of the renowned chorco-
graph~r's most famous "'orks -
"Appalachian Spring.'' Aaron
1 Copland's compelling tribute to the
pioneer spint. Program 1 (Satur-
day) "Classic Graham," 1~ high-
lighted by .. D1vcr;1on of Angels,"
Graham's mastcr"'ork dedica ted to
the aspects of women in love.
The compan) will also add two
West Coast prcm1cre'i to their rep-
crtory. Program I offers
Graham's most recent work,
"Maple Leaf Raa." a deliah&ful
romp based on compoeer Scott
Joplin's rag-time. Proaram 2 fea-
tures "Herodiade," Graham's hish-
ly personal but probing search of
the inner self.
Manha Graham. at 96 and liter-
ally a living legend. has shaped the
art of dance for seven decades. "If
the :?0th Century 1s the century of
Freud. E1nste1n and Picasso.'' wrote
Anna KmelgofT of The New York
Times. "at as also the century of
Manhp praham."
urpnsangl}. with her company
now an its 64th season. Martha
Graham didn't enter the world of
dance until age 22. And she refused
an in' 1tat1on to perform at the
Ol ympics -those hosted an 1936
b) Hitler's Na?i government.
Graham. who did not retire from
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Terese Capucllli and Maxine Sherman perform "Maple Leaf Rag,"
one of the pieces the Martha Graham Dance Company wtll preeent
at the Orange County Performing Arts Center Jan. 4-6.
dancing until 75. today continues to
exhort "the moment of dance. the
unfolding" in members of her com-
pany. She has choreographed more
than 175 works that abound in
sensual expression and unabashed
energy.
Her course, "Movement for Ac·
tors." has included film stars Bcttl'
Da"1s, Grqory Peck. Kuk Douglas.
Diane Keaton and Woody Allen.
Tickets for Martha Graham
Dance Company ranJ.e from S 13 to
S40 and arc available at. the
Center's box office and all Ticket-
master locations. To order tickets
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Golden Globes
By John Horn
TM A• ctalrlCI Preee
BEVERLY HILLS -Mobster
movies ruled nominations for the
48th Aonual Golden Globe
awards Thursday as "The God-
father Pan Ill" was honored a
leadina seven times and
"Good Fellas" collected five
nominalions.
Writer-<iirector Francis Ford
· Coppola's celebrated "God-
falhCt'" sequel was selected for
best dramatic mouon picture and
drew recognition for star Al
Pacino. co-star Andy Garcia. di -
rector Coppola and best
screenplay. written by Coppola
and Mario Puzo. •
h also was nomirTated for ong-
inal score and the original song
.. Promise Me You'll Remember."
The elegant western "Dances
With Wolves" was second 1n vot-
ing by the Hollywood Foreign
Press Association with six Gold·
en Globe nominations. including
best ds:,amatic motion picture.
Kt'vin Costner was named for
best actor and best director in has
fir~t directorial effort with
"Wolves." Co-star Mary McDon-
nell was given a supporting ac-
tress nomination.
··GoodFcllas:· director Martin
Scorsese's violent account of
Mafia lo)all) and betrayal. drew
fi,e nom1na11ons. including best
dramatic motion picture and best
di rector for Sco~sc.
nlike the Academy Awards.
the Golden Globes di' ade films
1n t"'o categories -drama and
musical or corned\. In a some·
'<'hat b11arrl' sclec1.1on. the mo\-
ies "Dick Trac} .. and "Ghost"
'-'t'rl' Judged as musicals or co m-
edies.
Trophies"'" be presented Jan .
19 an a ccremon) broadcast from
Beverly Hills by cable tclcvision•s
TBS. Golden Globes are also prcs-
en1ed in 1elevision. Amona TV
shows the jurisprudence drama
"L.A. Law" led with five nomi-
nations and dircc1or David
L)·nch's stranae dnlma "Twin
Peaks" had four.
"China Beach.'' the Vietnam
War drama. was nominated for
best dramatic series W'hile Dana
Delany was nominated for best
actress. The series is no longer on
the air. but may come back in the
pnna
Here Is a /jst of nomlntts for the
Int Golden Glo~
MOTION ~tCTVftS
D•AMAI .. Av<llon... "Dances W ith
WOIVes," "The Godfather Part 111.::
.. GoodFtnas," "Reversal or Fortune.
ACT1t•S11 Kathy Bites. "Mistry";
Anjehca Huston, "The Gritters".
Mrchtllt Pfeiff tr. "The 'Russia House" •
Susan SarandOn. "White Palace".
JoanM Wooctward. "Mt cind Mrs
Bndge ··
ACTOat Kevin ' Costrwr.--"D.incu
Wtth Wolves". RIChatd Hanis, "The
Fttld'0
, Jeremy Irons, "Rever$al or FM·
tune" At Pac1no. "The Godfather Part
Ill". RObln Wllltams. "A~ktnlngs "
MUSICAL O• COMIDY1 "Otek
Tracy." "GhOsr:· "Grttn C¥d,"
"Home AJont;· "Pretty woman •·
ACT•ISS. MUSICA&. OR COMIDY1
Mia Fa11ow. "At1ct", Andie MK-
Dowtlt. "Gtttn Card", ~mi MOOtt.
·'Ghon··. Jutta Rot>eru. "Pretty
W oman". Meryl Strttp. "POS((.lldS
From tht Edge ··
ACTOR. MUSI~ o• COM•DYr
MK.Jt.tlay Cullun. "Home AJont".
Gerard Depardttu, "Green C.Jrd",
Johnny Depp • Edward
Sc•uorhands'', Richard ~re. "Pretty
w oman", Patttck Swayze. · GhOst "
f'Otl•IGN I'll.Mr "Cyrano Dt
Berger<K. · France, · Ak1ra Kurosawa s
Dreams... Jap•n. "T~ N~sty Girt.''
Gtrmany • RtQUttm tor Oomtnte, ..
Austria. "Ta111 Bloes:· Russia
SUPPOWTING ACTt1•SS1 Lorraine
Bracco. "GoodFellas". Whoopl Gold-
t>erg. Ghosr"'. Dtant l.ldd. "Wild at
Hta11· Shrrley M.JCl..alne. "Postcards
From che Edge". Mary McOonnd,
Otlnces W11h WOIVes". WlnoN
Ryder. "Merm.ltds
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11 happms quier f'Rquently in
1h1s hut1nns. paneculaity com·
mun•l> joumahsm in which
Spatt " at a pttmeum -a col umnist ~111 wntc a 16--tnch
pitcc to~ ~ into Yibat turns
out 10 ~a 12-indl MWS hole .
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views. the v.Tittt can onl) shrug
and l't'SOh·e 10 ~n a tiatn.tr noti«
the ne'9 1jmc. But when one is ·
pa sin1 out lautt"I It tbt end of
a )CU and M>me 10 pttformm
at\" jettisoned for lack of spa~.
then amends must ~ made.
Thursda) ·s column. hono nna
the tandout actors and actresses
1n local communuy theater for
1990. met uch a fate. The thrtt
ho norable mentio ns in the "best
actor" C'atcgory were pnnted. but
were exc1~ 1n the other three
divisions. The pictures of top
performers John Huntington and
JO)CC Eriksen fell b) the wayside
as well.
So. for those of )'OU who are
wondenng who else found a place
-On this newspaper's honor roll in
community theater. here they ~
beginning wtth the best actress
catcgol)
Honorable men lion: ~bb1e
Grattan. "The T amihg of the
hrev.." Huntington Beach Pia}·
house: Sara t James. .. ~ Bus
Called Lust:· Orangt County
Cooht1on of Thea"r ~rts. and a
dead heat bctv.ccn tv.o actresses
in the same role Kathlttn Col·
lins (Laguna Pia) ho use) and
Mary Benton 'Westminster Com·
mun1t) Theater) for .. Broadv.a>
Bound ..
For be l 5UPS:>On•na c1or.
honorable mention to Ken
Meycn. ·•one ~ Over the
Cuc koo's Nest... Hunun&lon
Beach Playhouse: Harpe r
Ro1sman ... Broadway Bound ...
l..a&una Pla)housc. and Dick
Hams. "Broadway Bound."
Westmi n ster Commun1t)'
Theater.
~nd. for oot supporting ac-
tress. kudos to Mary ulhvan
la k. ->\ Little Night Mus1r:·
Nev.-port Theater Arts Center.
MaJ) .\on Osncss. "Cabaret."
Garden G rove Community
Theater, and Pamela Martin.
"The Good Doctor." West-
minster Communit) Theater
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Rcpcnol) will auack the problem
of stagefnght and uneasiness 1n
lovt scenes "1th a pair of new
courses at 1he theater's .\cttng
Conservaton. opening Jan. 7.
Peter Flood and Eileen Stein Wlll
conduct the cla'i~'i. entitled LoH
Scenes and M us1cal Theater. re·
spcct1vel) The conservator) of-
fcn \\eeknight class.cs for stu·
dents 18 and over at an) le' el of
c'pcnencc. Call 957-2602 for dc-
t:uls on the classt"S and tu1t1on.
The Chlldrcn·s Theater
Ensemble and thr Gem Theater
C'onscrvatol) will prescn1 a scnes
of aC1mg cla!>~ for children at
the Gem from Jan 5 through
l\.1arrh 2 Youngster!> from 5 to 12
ma' enroll 1n 1hc classc-s. which
inciude mo ,emcnt and m1mt' for
beginners and \01cc and 1magina·
t1on for ad' anc-cd students The
cla'lscs "ill he held Saturd4'
mornings and tu111on as S85 Ca il
M1chrlc Rohcrge at 93-3310 for
detail~
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CALLBOARD -Aud111ons for
Edward .\lbec·s social drama
"E'cl)th1ng 10 the Garden" wtll
be held Jan. 7 and 8 at 7 p.m. at
thl• Garden GrO\oC Community
Theater St Mark Street at Cha~
man .-\\enuc. Garden GrO\oC. O.-
rec1or Ra) Wilhams will be cast-
ing fi, c men. four "omtn and a
tecn·agc bo~ for the show. which
opcns Ft'b 15 Call 897-5122 for
detail~
Opera Pac11ic ha!> announced
an open call for male dancers for
"The Pearl F1!>hrrs" for Jan 14 at
p m at the Orange County
Pt'rformmg -\ns C. enter 1n Costa
~e~ .\II pro\pe-ct1\e dancers
hould be a'a1lablc for afternoon
and t'\l'ning rehearsals bc-glnn1ng
Jan ::! I and for pcrformanccs
F<'b 15 through ~arch 3. Call
546-7372 for more informatio n .
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lnvlt1tl1n not 11 swt
Stunned. I read my invitation to
last week's Candy Cane Ball dinner
and the added typtwrittcn
sa~. It said, "Yo u're invited
fC ocktails only."
So I rcall) can't rcpon what the
urf a nd Sand Ho tel in u guna
~ach served to the members and
friends of the sponsoring group.
Quttn of Hearts Guild of Ch1l·
dren's Hosp11al of Orange County
-or about the entertainment. the
hohda\ wreath raffle or whale' er
:tdh. ·there was "no room for me
in the Inn."
But apparl'ntl~ dose to SI 0.000
was raised for the hospital and a
good time "as had b) all, among
them Joe and u..an Jahraus. presi-
dent L> nnc Chroncrt with husband
T om. Georgl' and Marsha Osborn.
Harr) and Helen Reinsch, 8111 and
Nancv Platka. Cob\ and Jo Ann
Keller and J im anJ. Pat Kollenda.
Carol Humphreys
her husband Tom 1s thc hotel gen·
eral manager. we recc1vt•d ss>«ial
treatment? Course not'
.. Calling all 1991 Brides! Bn de
Maga11ne and Jancllc Berte. one of
thl' top bn·jal ctt>s1gners 1n the coun-
FYI 1r~. 1n' 11c )Ou to Berte's outh
... Nu1 C...unncr'!> holtda~ lunch-C'o:ii.1 Village boutique on Tuesday.
<.'On at the Four ~asons Hotel gets Jan at 7 p.m for "One Enchant·
an .\ plu~ ( ould 11 be that because 1ng E'cning."
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Marsha Osborn. Lynne Chronert. Nancy Platka.
Tom Chronert. Betty and Otis Healy.
David and Heten Relnsh, Betty Comegys.
Pat Kollenda and Susan Jahraus.
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l 1" Where i the best motor hotel seni ng the
Newport Harbor-Costa Mesa area?
Wife's obsession over losing weight is sick
\\here is the best. quality motor hotel you
can go to for great location and great value?
For Ext ra Holida} Guests, Hideaway or Business
('11n ... 1cll"'r the following:
\\'t' oflt'r .i l 1111111· 111 141 prolt'-. .. 111nally dl'coratt'd ~ue ... t room"
mcludinl{ 4ut't'n ... klll!!•., 1"1' .rnd thrl'~ roum i.utte .... ""me with
wet har" hirnd11 appt'd riH1m-. cl1rt-l t dial ph11nt• .... l'olor T \' and
\'('H. all .. tarting .ll '~~ 1w1, and liH..tted onh 9 Ill 11! a m1lf' from ~t'"J.>ort B.t\ Ht"·t.rnrant H o\\. and tht' Lid;, pen111 .. ula F11r \our ·•
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llhl\ l'.u1 ... 1ennt' Im .1kta .. 1. u largt' pool. Jan1111. lire• pit, :
t'lt"\atur .. ti l\\t'lll\ -lour h11ur rt' .. taur,int next door. \\alk tu
DEAR ANN LANDERS: Is thl·re
an)thing that can be done about
this mind-boggling problem? I nt·ed
hdp Jnd am running out of op-
11ons
~h \\1fc has tx·en on a diet since
I "Jc"· 't l'ar'\ uf 19!\Y The method
she chO'll' "a" ad,cni~·d b\ a na-
t1nnalh L.no" n d1c1 lranch1~ . .\lln
"D1:n~1l' .. real hed her goal she dc-
c1dl·d \hl' ''a!>n·1 thin enough and
rl'lu<,t•d to 4u1t d1l'l1ng
I "l'nt in and .-.pol..<.· "Allh th<.'
p<.'r\11n 1n ~hargl' of the d1t•t plan I
... h11µµ111)!. t ntl"'rt.i1tHnl"'11t. 111~btt luti .. and murh. nnH h m11rt' "a' 1old "l hcrt• "nothing "Clan ~ J11 \\ l 'l' lfll'd ~hl' I\ IOIJll~ out ul
rnntrol fhe "oman needs p~}cho
log1lal lOUn.,l·linM ... Jus1 .,o ~ou'll
L.n o" . .\nn. f>l.·hh1c has gom· lrom
2 '\5 pound., 10 I 15 I'm nol \Ure
C\Jl th . lx'lJU\t' that "a' thl' last
ligun• \hl' quotl'd \hl' 1~ 5 kcl !:!
1mhl'\ tall and luoL.' 111..l' a \L.l'lcton
C'A.·hh1l' rclUSl''> 10 adno"kdgc
that \hl' ha' a prohll·m '°lhl· dis·
m l\<.t'd lhl· Jd \ ll'l' I rom 1 hl· ti\ c
hlallh prnle\\lunal\ "<.' ha\\~ lOn-
<111ltnt lkr hat1k ln l'I ·• fhl''
don't u1Hkr'>land I "urL.l'd l1 L.c a
dn~ 111 tJl..l• oil all thJI \H'1gh1 and
nm' thl'' 'rt· idling me to put 11 bad
nn"
(·ome rel,1x ,111cl t'lll"' 11ur IW\I., 1lean. comlortahlt' and lrit>n<lh ---
l· ... tahf1..,hnw111 \\ t• 1m 1111 ateci nt'\l d1M1r to Trader .J11('\ ~1nrke.I .
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She 1s no" e·q:>c:ncnc1ng thl'
'' mptoms of anorc\la ncr> o..a -
'"nlkn leg) and feel. "an1ng
mU'>l Ular '>trt•ngth. a lack ol cnerg\
no munthl) pa1od-, and fa c1.1I
Pl'Jl h fun
Our hl'.lhh IO\ur:ince "Ill onh
ruH'r S900 ol lOunsellng and a·t
$I 00 a '1.-.1t 11 "ill be u\ed up in no
time But 11 \.\11uld ~ "Orth an\·
thing I had to rnnu· ap "11h 11 she
"ould agrCl' to gl'I help lkr h<.·alth
i.-. lklcnora11ng rap1dl\ \t'I she 1n-
""'" lhl' d:.·1 1~n·1 thl· prnhkm "i hl·
\J~' 11\ our marn.1gc
(an \OU gl\e me a hand .\nn'' I
c.10·1 JU't 'lam! h~ "h1k m' "1k
brcal..s up our marnagl' and \lar'<.'\
hl'm·lf to death -< R' '""" 0"-1
TH F INSIDF
Ann Landers
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If the Rams orpntzation wants to find the cause of its
problems. the front office need look no further than the mirror and
its thrifiy method of doing business at the expense of producing
a climate for increased productivity. .
The Rams do not offer salancs to lhc.ar top players com-
ensurate Wltb the league's skyrocketing standards. except in the case
of quarterback Jim Everett.They have not delved into the Plan B
frtt acrnt market, where man} t~ms arc using players aquired at
relatively .minimal pnce as key help.
The team has suffered 10 losses for the first tame since 1981 ,
and a loss in New Orleans on New Year's Eve would provide them
their fint I I-loss season since a 1-12-1 campaign in 1962.
The key players arc: John Shaw, the executive vice pre-sidcnt
who advises the puppet regime of owner Georgia Frontaerc on all
operational procedures: John Math. the director of player personnel
who has been responsible for one of the league's weaker draft
success records. and Ja) Zygmunt. the senior vice president who
negotiates player contracts and consults on financial affairs.
This is a front office which does not answer the most .Prtssang
questions throuah the press. prcfemng instead to have Coach John
Robinson towing the company line in the media while attempuna
to shuffle what's given him on the field into a Super Bowl
contender.
Robinson. who shouldn't be confused \\Ith the villain but
could wind up the scapegoat. 1s a line coaching talent who could
be dnven off b) a tight-list~ dinosaur of a front office. the
equivalent of baseball's former Minnesota Twms owner Calvin
Griffith. At least Gnffith spoke out m suppon of what he believed.
lnno\-at1ve defensive coordinator Fritz hurmur 1s another
target who d~ the best "1th what he has -this year an IOJurtd.
mexpcnenced group. His game plans were the reasons the Rams
shut down Houston and Warren Moon and San Francisco and Joe
Montana an two rare '1ctoncs this season.
While lht' Rams made E"t'rclt happ> "-'•th a new conlract last
January. this fall the team fiuled to 1gn tht' leading force of its
dcfcnSI\ e front early. Ke\.1n Grt"ene held out unul JUSt before lhc
stan of the season and had a low start before rebounding in the
second half to near his Pro Bowl totals of the past two seasons.
There were three other salar) holdouts who C'ame an Just befort the
start of the season.
A couple of choice Plan B free agents can help any team. The
Giants sohd1fied their sccondal) wnh former Cowboy Everson
Walls. who leads New York in mtcrccpt1ons this season. The Rams
gave ham a tryout early this year. but stayed away-. Dallas. a
potential playoff team. made a nice pick-up in tight end Jay
Novacek. their leading receiver.
The b1&&est question mark an this organization may be who .is
the ultimate dcc1s1on maker? Tbccca
may not be the ultimate idea woman in the front office. but two
great places 10 stan might be with a change in fiscal pohcy and the
proper replacement for John haw
Today In History
Today 1s Fnday. Dec. 28. the
362nd day of 1990 There arc three
days lcfi an the >car
Toda}'s Highlight 1n History:
On Ott. 28. 1917. an cndunng
hoax was born as the New York
Even in& Mail published "A
NeaJectcd Anniversary," a facetious
essay by H.L Mcnc~en on ~he
history of bathlubs an Am~nca
which usened. amona olher things,
lhat Millard Fillmore was lhc lirsl
president to have a bathtub in·
stalled in the White House. (To
Mcncken·a disbelief. many readers
regard~ has spoof· as lht' truth )
On this date:
Ten years ago: President-elect
Ronald R~n denounced Iran's
demands for billion of dollars of its
frozen assets in cxchanac for the
Amcncan hos~. calling tbc kid-
nappers "barbanans."
One ycat aao: Alexander Dubcek.
lhc former Czechoslovakian Com-
munist leader who was dep<>'Cd in
a Soviet-led Warsaw Pact anva ion
in 1968. was named chairman of
the country's parliament. -•r • Al#dat-' Pra.
q l1n I Ta Mll•
~~
~~{U\lAYEG'A~~llN mo ----:=:;-~~~
Bush's Persian Gulf moves
strengthen his · critics' haild
WASHINGTON -George
Bush's Persian Gulf policy. the
most politically dangerous under-
laking of his pre-sidency. is showing
unmistakable signs that it may not
be crowned with the success the
pre-sidcnt has staked has reputation
on. partly because of his own mis-
takes. panly because of events
beyond has control.
nt1cs o f the president. including
close coalition allies. ccnainl) can-
not blame him for failing to ant1c1-
patc the resignation of So" 1ct
Forc1an M1n1s1er Eduard
hevardnadzc. But the president
himself 1s widely held responsible
for spreading the false 1mprc:ss1on
that he would order war to start
aga1nsl Iraq's ddam Hu~in on
or about Jan. 15. That was alwa)s
a d1plomat1c. neHr a m1htar).
deadline
G1"en general aarttment that
fore11n policy as George Bush's .
strong suit. problems such as these
arc mult1pl~ ma 1n a way 1hat has
handed ddam Hussein a new
h11h card of crcdib1hty. Al the same
11me. Bush 1s suffering from a costl)
pcn:-tp11on of low c~1b1llly.
The surpn~ word thal U.S.
fof't'Cs v.ould not be ready for
ground combat against Iraq until
February flash~ the late-st setback
for the president Anxious Euro-
~n ~htron allies sco111 hrs
rhctoncal cx~scs against Iraq. par-
ticularly about how Saddam was
"going to get his ass kick~ .. if he
did not withdraw from Kuwait by
Jan IS. When Bu h implied that
the dndline for Saddam's Kuwau
wnhdrawal was also 0-day -and
then was forc~ b) htS generals to
backtrack -those alhe-s called it a
blunder.
Losses from this new. unwelcome
pcnod of waat-and-Stt, after all the
pre-s1dcnt's tough talk. ~ now
bc1n1 measured in terms of
diminished confidence 1n Europe.an
and 01hcr coahtion capitals. If that
mood intensities. it could cost the
United States heavily in crossina
the many pohtical and military
potholes that he ahead.
Bush's original plan. a coalttaon
Best of Editor's Hotline
Editor's nott: T~ followi111 ~
sampks of Orup C.Ut DaJty
Pl'-1 ~adtrs' l"Ommtnts and mli-
cums. Tht ru.t publishes t~
~n$t'S on • fe6Ulat basis 1nd
~ncourqcs 11s ~rs to <:211 the
Edi10r's HotltM 11 642-6086.
Rowland Evans
diplomat here told us. ~as "'e~~
1n Europe as an attempt 10 "fnght-
cn ddam out of li..uwa1t b~
hcauna up the m1htar) rrcssure to
the C'<plos1on point .. But so far. he
said. 1t 1s not Saddam who has been
bluffed b) Bush. When the prcs1-
dcnt "g0C1 on postponing" using
the power of the laracst m1htary
buildup since World War II. It
looks as tho ugh he may be not the
bluffer but 1hc bluffed
"5 for the he ardnadzc blov..
ScC'relal) of tate James <\ Baker
was '° upset that he tned to gt't his
good fnend and staunch all~ on the
telephone last v.cek. apparently un-sut'CH run.. Rntt1n 1nrpo 1blt
to obtain· aC'Curatc information
about the true state of affairs 1n
Mosrov.. as hard-hncn roalt"Stt
and m~ure their pov.cr. Bus.h and
Baker ha' e not yet bttn abk to
aucss how "3"C the ~an Gulf
loss m11h1 be \\Ith • rlC"" VICI
fore11n m1n1ster
But af he' ardnad1c as replaced
by a hard-hncr who sades wtth the
So"1ct m1htal) and oppnsn a U. •
led war against former ally Iraq.
poliC')-makcrs here know there
could be b11 1rouble
t each step of the way betv.cen
Jan. IS and pos 1blc "ar. Moscow
could booby-trap Bu h II could
SUrTCptit1ou I) encourage ddam
to Wlthdraw from o nly part of
Kuv.'ait and 1hcn champion n~
tial1ons (v.h1ch Bush h:as fon.worn).
~ f'\e (\Cf Sttn the DailJ Pll9t
put ouL ot m~h from lhc
standpo1n1 of content but from the
sundpo1nt of format absolutely the
bnt front ~ l'\C C\.tt 1ttn the
~ PllM do r,c been rud••
thi peptt fOf O\-t'r 20 urs Con-
aratulat1on '
Robert Novak
It could switch to suppon ddam'
demand for hnlr.1n1 the .\rab-luueh
d1sputt' to the gulf cns1s Or It t:ould
~cl a nc" t · '-.: unt' Council
l'l"\Olut1on '-·ap1tah11ng o n ant1-h ·
rael S('ntlmcnt
( oahuo n alhc~ ot thC' l nitcd
tatcs have other "'omes When
Bush ongrnall~ proposed that Baker
and Saddam should m«t in Ba&h-
dad before Jan 15. follo"'1ng a
mttting ht're bel"-ttn the p~1den1
and Iraqi f ort'1gn Manistcr Tanq
Aiiz. ht' rukd out no dates. But
v.hen ddam propo~ Jan 11. he
ttJ('("\~ 11 as 100 clo~ to the Jan 15
diplomatic dcadhnc. Onct' apan.
that implied "ar starting a(ound or
!IOOn after 1111d-hmm1Ty. making
Jan I.? dangerous!\ latt' to r the
Baghdad SC'SSIOD.
\cto1na Jan. I.? for the &ghd.&d
mC'Clang shock~ Bush mu v.1th1n
the co:tht1on .. ho still belle' e ~
pohtacal or d1plomat1c soluuen as
possible. lin 1na \\hat could tum
out to~ a ruinous -ar against Iraq
The' ndicule tbe idea thal a da> o r
t"o,.s d1fTcrcn« could makt' the
"ortd·s onl) supcrpov.er revet an
'"' uauon to talk to a small count~
hkt' Iraq about amm1ocnt ~ar or
axace.
Bush h&s tailed bra"cly and
movingly about the ew World
Order If he botches the nit~
auons' ~mcncan-1~ Pcrstan Gulf
crusade in h1 fi~l attempt at lt'ad-
1n1 the "'-ortd. the cw cmkr wtll
not be gi"cn the courtCS)' of a
dCC't'nt birth.
v.-ork or not. My fncnd and I -ere
driv1n1 dov.n JamtK>rtt Roiad and
the meter ho•~ IS miles an hour
and "-e .. etc actually Soina S mi ks
an hour. So I think that ~ that
it i not tC1 at random numben..
unlns t~ ~l S a random
numbcf.
TaxlmPd
evadlng•w ~
conftlct law
SACRAMENTO -The four
d1rcctly-clectcd members of the
statt' Board of Equalizauon have
been a quarrel~mc group m recent
years
One member. Ball Bennett. was
sca.ruly on speakin.1 tcrms with the
other three (the fifth member of 1M
board 1s state Controller Gray
[)a, 1s) Bennett oaxnly accused the
others of trading campaign con-
tnbuuons for fa, orablc votes on
mult1m1lhon-dollar tax cases over
which the board has 1urisd1ct1on.
.\nother. Conwa) Colhs, devoted
his waking moments to plott1na
campaigns for higher office -am·
b1t1ons that crashed lh1s year when
he was denied the Democrauc
nom1nat1on for talc insurance
comm• s1oner. winning only a
handful of votes.
A third, Paw Carpenter. WU
do1n1 all sorts of things wbkh de-
fied undcrstandma. Eventually.
however. he was indicted on federal
corTUpllon charges. s1cmm1ng from
his da)'s 1n the state Senate. and this
month was 4'Cntenc~ to a lengthy
stretch 1n federal pnson.
The contcnuou\ quartet's quiet-
est member has been 1ts onl~ Re-
publican. Emu~ Dronenburg of San
Otqo.
Colhs 1 'iOOn to depart. v.hich
wall cause ft'" tears to flo" His
suc~~r. uthem Cahfomia t.u.
laW\cr and poht1cal reformer Brad
hcrman. v.111 be a hugc 1mpro,c-
ment
( ~nler had to surn-ndcf bis
SC2t on tM board upon bc:ma
scntt'nced. and the ~t.atc's nc'A' 10"-
emor Pt'le Wilson. w1U appo1n1 a
o;ucttssor
Droncnburg. 1n the meantime. 1s
becoming the board's leader by de-
fauh. and 1s mounung an effort to
"ater dov.n -he 'WI)\ clanf} -a
ncv. la" that v.111 impost stnct
con01ct-of-intcrcst rcstnct1ons on
him and his colleagu~. proh1b1tmg
them from 'otang on ta>. cases
in"olv1ng substantial camp:ugn
contnbutors
The lav. •~If as a product of the
boaraT'Trffcrnat ronft1ns: 8t
a\.._cd his f ncnd and pohtaal all
stat(' n Quenlin Kopp. to wn1.t
It The measure. enact~ and ~
b' Go' George DcukmCJtan thi\
~car 1cnenill) proh1btts a Board_ ol
E~uahzauon member from vollQ&
on an) pcndina matter directly .r.
f~·t1ng an'.ooonc who has contnbuled
S~CiO o r more to his campa1Jn ••
tht' prccrd1ng 12 months.
The n~ la"' lS tO 10 into effect
Jan. I.
This month. however. Oro~
bur& asked state ~nomcy ~ncra)
John Van de Kamp to declalt
v.hethcr the l 2-month period bcpA
an January 1990 -as Kopp COf\:
tends -or v.on't start runniQI
until next month. If the latter
dccrttd, It "-'OUld IJVe Board of
Equahzat1on memben an Cllll'I
)ar. in efftt't. of penalty-free deaa;
in wtth contnbutors.
Orooenbuf1 satd be wants on.I~
to clanfy .. ambipities m the law
that ha'c re-sultcd in con1lact1111
\cpl ad"1Ce from the bOard's own
attome) and the Fair Pohl.IQI
PractittS Commissioft, and •
that he pcnonall)', ~ not he
aff«tcd by nrict 1ntttpretab0e.
But KoPt> sa)s it's an db1 ~!I>
d1lutc the ntW ethics IMr. ....
dOnn't want this to t.ppta. ..
aid of OroMftbufl. ~ tll'O ha~ Mre.ty **.
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TOOAY'S SUN
Sunrise: 6:55 a.m.
Sunset: 4:51 p.m.
TODAY'S MOON
Moonrise: 2:45 p.m.
Moonset: 4:46 a.m.
0 ()
Full Moon
Dec.31
Last Otr. New Moon
Jan. 7 Jan. 15
1st Otr.
Jan.23
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MONEY SAVER
In snow recovering
PIITSBURGH -A 3-)'car-old
girl who was revived after bc1na
found clinicall)' dead in a snowdnft
was well enough Thurscfay to sit up
in her hospital bed and fuss at her
nu rses.
Doctors at Children's Hospttal
said Brittany Eichelberger was alen.
suffering from frostbite of her
hands and toes and conges11on in
her lungs.
.. When we first look her 10 the
h.ospital. I didn't think she had a
chance bccauS( she JUSt looked so
bad." said Bnttam ·s mother.
Melinda Eichelberger: .. Now. she's
flgtlttni 'Mth t he nu~. te!tin&
tffem co-let,..,.> ..
The blond. blue~)td toddler was
found ltfel~s in a sno"'dnft earl)
Monday. apparently sc' era I hours
after she wandered oul tdc her
Elkin. W Va .. trailer home 1n her
undeNcar.
Bnttany's 20-year-old mother
speculated the child "as enchanted
b) 1he snow and ran outside to
build a snowman for her grand-
father.
Bnttan)' 1s brea1hing and eating
on her own. said · Dr. he)..har
Venk.a1araman. the girl\ doctor.
Frostbite could cause her to l<'sc the
ti~ of her fingers and toes and 11
will be "some time" before doctors
detemune 1f there's been an) brain
damage. he said
Doctors estimated Bnt1any had
been outside for two to thrtt hou".
d~SC'd only 1n a T-shirt and under-
wear. Her tempcratu~ had dropped
to 74 dcgrccs. causina her hcan to
stop -apparently minutes before
her mother found her ,
Vcnkataraman said.
In the absence of oxygen. the
scvrrc cold helped preserve her
brain function, he said.
Ms. Eichelberger and her fiance
found Bnttany on her back about
10 )ards from the home.
A nr1ghbor. Paul Owens, admin-
ISlered cardiopulmonary rcsusc1-
tat1on until medics arrived. Doctors
at Davis Mem onal Hospital 1n
Elkins continued CPR for 31/i hours
unul Bnttany's temperature rose
and her heaP1 resumed beatina.
.Ooccocs begM ..-.nuin• me -hUlc:.&&rl..UU,Qlcdt~y.Jn: wra•n&-
her in blankets. expo51ng her to
warm lights and pumping a warm
saltne solution into her stomach.
Cihe "as flo" n to Pittsburgh
Monday e'en mg. Her mother said
Rnttan) was able 10 speak to her
Tue~av.
"Her \Otce was real hoarse. but I
was excited . I was afraid she wasn't
ao1ng to be able to talk... Ms.
Eichelberger said. "She says ·no.·
·momm): ·get.' and 'stop.' ••
Ms. E1chelbergt·r ~td her daugh-
ter fell aslet·p on the couch while
"atch1ng telc\-1StOn Sunday night
and she decided to let her rest there.
Brittan) was sull on the couch
when she chttked on her around S
a.m . but was gone when she awak-
ened again several hours later. The
trailer door. "h1ch had been locke,d.
was w1dt open.
-By D• Auodald Ptt11
7-year-ald llllllMllN
ly Patrlek lMkln
Or-.. c... ~ "°'
HUNTINGTQlf BEACH -In the ftnt
two yean the Ocean View Hiah airb buket-
ball team enaered the Marina Tournament,
the Seabawkl have come away with cham-
pionship and nanner-up ttOPbiel.
Afttt Thurtday niaht's '47-44 win in the
quanerfinals ovtt the bolt Vikisp. Ocean
View is once apin assured of a fine finish.
.. Ever ai~ we've been in this tour-
nament. we've done well .. Seahawks Coach
Ollie M1r1in said. ..I love beina in the
winner's bracket of this thina. You always
end up facina Sunset Leque opponents and
it's a uat tune-uo.
This year is no different as all four Sun1et
teams entered in the tournament were in
championship quanerflnaJ action Friday
caPOCd by the niaht-endina cap between
19ll1's leque champion (Ocean View) and
the runner-up (Marina). As expected, it
went down to the wire.
After trailina by 10 at half. the-Vik.inp
put on a furious comcblck behind Colleen
Hatch and Jessica Trippet, who combined
for 11 of the Vikings' 16 points in the
Quarter.
The Seahawks cluna to a 36-)4l edac after
time, but after Hatch made a layup, was
fouled and converted the free throw. Marina
took a -40-37 lead with S: 12 left in the pme.
Dawn Cox then hit an I l·footer after a
steal and the Vikings' lead was five. Marina,
howtver. was unable to put Ocean View
away.
"( told them in the huddle that we've
reached the top of the mountain, now we've
sot to act over it," Marina Coach Pete
Bonny said. "We're still learning how to do
that and Ocean View was too good a team
to give up."
The Seahawks then went on a 8.Q spurt
to take a 4S-42 lead. but Marina pulled
within two on Hatch's turnaround jumper
in the key with I :22 left. That was as close
as they could gtt as Tricia Lindquist and
Nikki Vivion hit free throws in the final 43
seconds to i~ the pme.
The Seahawu will face Estancia in the
semifinals at 8:30 toni&ht. while Marina
&OCS aaainst Fountain 'lalley in the fifth-
place semifinal at S:30 p.m.
Eatancla'• Robin Cordrey (uppet left) and Barona'
Christina Coleman battle: Ocean View's Kristin Brown
~ NottleMIOJ-. Co.et Dllil'f Piiot
(upper ~ht) la boxed In by Dawn Cox and Colleen Hatch;
Estancia a Monique Sweet (below) battles Michelle KraVlk.
I
Estancia in
66-86 win
over. Baroiw
By Patrick Lartcln
~ ... Coeet Dlllfy Piiot
HUNTINGTON BEACH -In what was
supposed to be the touahcst opponent of the
season thus far, Estancia High had little
trouble in disposing Fountain Valley, 6S-l6,
in the quanerfinaJs of the M&Qna pl'ep &iris
basketball tourney Thursday ni&ht.
h was no surprise that the undefeated
Easies (11-0) got 25 points from Melody
Earle -one of Orange County's most
dangerous offensive weapons -but what
was surprising was the way Estancia man-
handled the Barons on the boards.
Estancia outrebounded Fountain Valley,
54-29. and that was the difference in the
game.
"You usually don't get any credit 1n the
papers for rebounding. but that's what Wlns
games for you," Estancia Coach Lisa
McNamee said. "I thought Leah Braau did
a great JOb for us underneath and really hit
the boards. She's a gifted athlete and she
JU.St goes out lherc and pla)'s."
Braatz. with her etgbt rebound!.. wa~n·1
th~ only Eagle having a field day under-
neath. Robin Cordrey dominated the paint
watb 12 boards while Patnce Lump~n
added nine.
Funny. it was the one area where Foun-
tain Valley thought at had the upper t>and
coming into the game.
"You can be big. but af you're not ·. lhc
right positio n for rebounds, it doesn't mat·
ter." Fountain Valley Coach Carol
StrausbwJ Slld. "Rebound.Ina was tbc d1f-
fercncc and scrttning out has been a weak-
ness of ours so far. Wc'"e been working on
iL but we·re not getting it done."
The game was never close as the EqJes
went on an 8.Q run to open the pme.
Fountain Valley was able to pull within
three at 14-11 late 10 the first penocl but
that was as close as the Barons would get.
Besides Eade, Monique Sweet had 15
points for Estancta.
Elsewhere at the Manna Tournament:
• Hntlaitoe Bad "· Loa1 Badl wu .. H~ The Oilers (9-3) moved into lhe
semifinals with an impressive Wln over the
Bruins. '4 ho had lost only once coming in.
Huntington wtll face Lakewood at 7 tonight
for a benh in the cham~nshap.
See EST ANCIA/lr ,,._ .. ,,,
Rams back In bowl 11101~altar 41-yau dNught ..
By B«nle Wlll(W'l
AP Sportt Writ«
ANAHEIM -Thanks to Earle Bruce's
bowl mack. Jan. I. 1949 will no longer be
a date that will live in obscurity at Colorado
State.
O n that New Year's Day nearly 42 years
.. o. the Rams played in their only bowl
pme. losing 21 -20 to Occidental in the
Raisin Bowl in Fresno. Occidental is now a
Division Ill school, and the Raisin Bowl
didn't outlast the Truman administration.
Bru~ has Colorado State beck in post-
scason play. The _Rams (M) will play
Orqon (S.l) on Saturday in the Freedom
Bowl at Anaheim Stadium. The Freedom
Bowl may stin be considered a minor affair,
but this will be the seventh pme compared
hro players not
enough for Tars
in 77-61 defeat
By Jon FwgulOn °'.,. COMt o.ly Piiot
SANTA ANA -Huy Nguyen and
Justjn Mcintee were typica.IJy outstanding
for Newport Harbor Thursday niaht al the
Century Tournament, but that was it for
the Sailors who watched Buena Park Hiah
pull away in the fourth quarter for a 77-61
boys basketball win in the quanerfinaJ1.
Nauyen poured in 31 points. •nd
MdnlCC-21 and 1bc Sailors led by as mu_c_b
as 10 in the first quarttt, but Buena Park's
agressive inside pmc and adjustment on
defense to Newpon's fundamental of·
fensive pme turned the tide in the tint
·half and made the differcn(C down the
S1rctch.
0 Their qareuivencss kicked our tail,"
said Newport Coech Bob Serven. whote
team slipped to M and will p&ay Foothill
today at 12:10 p.m. ·•n.ey oulhusded us.
•.. We waited for thinp IO happen instead
of maldq thinp happen ud -e IOI beet. ..
Nauyen and Mcintee ~ a combined
2 I or 31 from the field for the Sailon. who
shot 49 petUnt. lulna Part (7-4) bit S2
permit ft'Om the fteld, hdudilll 4S pe1a111
&om ).point ra1111t llid 67 pel!:llDI hm
:he Ii•. while ouril»oandl.. ltattMlr,
)4.11. • .. w,·re not _... ..,.. .. out of ...
Olber people. Wm 1101 .-. ID will ia
1aipc ·ir·~ o&1a1r..,... .,..-. -. PliJ-
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=m•
to only five for the Raisin Bowl.
And 1t ma> be "minor." but the~ have
been 47.000 t ickets sold to date. Kickoff is
at S.
"This as an ideal bowl game for us to go
to." said Bruce. who's led a bag turnaround
at CSU in just two seasons. "h 's ideal for
~ruiting and it's an ideal location since wt
have a lot of players ( 18) on our team from
California.
"It's a &ood bowl to be your first in 42
years .. " Bruce said. "Look at teams that
have been there. Colorado was there. BYU
was there. Washington was there and they
have all moved up. . ,
.. It's fu n. It's great for our team. It's still
hard to believe we're going to a t>Qwl this
soon."
By Barry Faulkner °'.,. Co.et o.lly Pilot
COSTA MESA -
Edison H iah boys
basketball coach Jon
Borchert saw traces of
a defensive team he
could be proud of in
Wednesday's openina
round victory at the
Coast Christmas Oassic at Estancia
Hiah.
He didn't have to wait Iona for a long-
playina repeat performan~ as the
Charaers put t<>tcther -their best de-
fensive cffon of the teason to stymie
favored Irvine, SS-4S, Thursday to ad-
vance to toniaht's 8:'40 cham1>1onsbip
Bruce joins Notre Dame's Lou Holtz and
Indiana's Bill Mallory as the only active
coaches to take foar difTettnt tchools to
bowls.
Bruce took Tam .. to its only bowl game
and Iowa State to two of its four bowl
games. At Ohio S'-1 he took the Buckeyes
to eiaht bowls in nine 9C.8sons. By com-
parison, Woody Hayes took the Buckeyes to
11 bowls in 28 tea$0nS.
Bf'\Att. 6-S in bowl pmes. doesn't want
his ptayers to be overwhelmed by their first
bowl appearance. While they're attending
the usual tonal f ynctions. they are also
practicina har~. -
"l'nl aoiPI to approath this bowl pme
the •nw wa~ as the others." Bruct said.
.. It's always nice to think about _fCtting to a
bowl game. but now that we arc~ we've
semifinal ._na ~~ Estancua
( 11 -1 ).
-That was two ~ ~ defensive
teams: two pretty aood tams period."
Borchcn said. "It was like look.ins at the
same team. because they nan the same
ofTen~ we do. but we really pla~ vef)
solid defen~ the entire pme. We did
have a little trouble acttina. hand up on
(John) MoUc, but he's 1 heck of a
player."
Molle burned the Characn (9-2) for 29
points. includina J 6 of his team's 24 an
the second half. But Irvine ( l 0-2) could
act little else IOUtSt a ·cohesive f.ciison
man-to-man. '
While teamwork keyed the defensh'e
effort. balance was the story offensively.
as well as some clutc:b frtt-throw shoot-
Estancia rumbles into semifblals
with 67-50 win over Dana Hills
got to stan thinking about Wlnning 1t."
Bruct was fir~ by O hio tate an 1987. He
coached one ~ason . at Oiv1s1on I-AA
Nonhem Iowa. going 5-6. before tak.ina ~
Colorado State JOb. The Rams were S.S.l in
Bruce's first xHon. and their 8-4 record this
year wu their bes& 5in~ 1977 and only their
14th winning record since the Ra1s1n Bowl
~ason of 1948.
'""ohC'd and a lot of preparation tame. a lot
more lime than '4ha1 '4C '4 ere used lo when
coach (Leon) Fuller "-IS at Colorado Stare
Ho~-c\er, "°ath coach Bruce coming an .
we're finally Sttang some su~ss The play-
ers ·have ~II> adjusted to ham well.
.. The pla>t'rs a~ starting to bebeve that
v.c ran "'•n.'' Launta said. "We sa• that
when we came an wath roach Bruce and
pla)C'd Tcnnes<;('(' real!\ do~ in Knoxville
(losing 17-14 an the 19 9 opener). That JUSt
stanrd the wholt' chain rTacu on of changing
our arntudt and gl\ ang us ~me confiden~
that '4t can pla) with an:.bod:. an the
~~_.;:...-.-:.+r~-+-.--co-u-ntTT""-~~~---~-• . .
Launta has suirt~ 46 conSttUuve pmcs.
.. a school ttrord H as 47th '4111 be an a bowl
iaiacl•
mi9en1bft at the fouJ tine.
"How m.iiftft lhrows d1d we miss?" IOl'dlefttallie ......
The Charaim sank only half of t.beir
first 26 foul shots. but canoed their last
10.
Free throws. a ke }-pointer by Gres
Miller. and continued defensive pressure
hell)ed Edison to a f ou.rth~uaner lead.
which topped out at 39-29 with S: 11 left.
That buld&e dwindled quickly. how-
ever. as only a Paul Baran frtt throw
dented a 9-l Irvine run. Nc:lcd by coo-
sccu.ti"c Molle buUts.
The.lead WM a~· 40-JI ..... G~ Miller tquarc:d u,p &om ~ IM
),..point stripe and hit notbiQI but net to
bump •h-c edte to five with 2:37 aeft. See EDeSON.-
game. final!~ ·
Tllllts 1c•1•&11
lltti Plact s ••
9 a.m -MlSStOn Vlf!O vs. RictitttJ
10:40 a m -Laeuna Hills vs. Hoover
(c.so&atiaa SI ...
12 2Q p m -Estancia lmerves vs CdM
2 p m. -Banmn& vs. Service
Aftll Plact S•:A:zls
3:'° p.m. -Huntington Beach vs. Irvine
5 20 p.m. -Pomona vs Dana Halls -
Clla .. istip Sa:••
7 p.m -Tustin vs Lo" Buch Jordan
8.40 pm -Edison vs Eslantli
St*CI ....... Sara
Estancia RestfVtS 49. MISSIOll Vlf!O 44
Corona del Mar 57. Lacuni HIUs 46
~ 99, Glendale Hoover 8J
Sel''f!Ct (Anthofl(t) 75. RcMttl 50
1.-7l, ~ 8eadl 6$
le>f11 Belch Jordan 76. POfflOlll 73
Estll!Cia 6 7 Dina Hills SO
(~ SS. lrvute 45
OHers give No. !I Tustin a nm,
but come up short in '1146 loss
~) p o 11 t ~; are a K
MlAMI -Bill McCartney can't ~
take the Fifth on tht fifth-down con· ~
troversy. Even if he wanted to, the Colorado
coach couldn't remain silent on the dispute that has d~cd his top.ranked Buffaloes ever since they beat
Missouri on an extra down nearly lhrtt months aao.
Too man¥ questions remain.
At his first Oranae Bowl news conference, M~nney spent more time talking about the fifth·
down issue than any other subject. More than Notre
Dame hts team's opponent on Jan. I. More than the
BufTal0es' bid for the national championship. More
than his passing game, running game and kicking
p me combined.
"I never thought ll would last this long."
McCartney said. "It 1us1 won't go away:·
"If' as Colorado s 3~31 victory o'er Mi ssouri
on Oct. 6. a win that has been called everything from
tainted to Utwdry . -\ wan that some people think
Missouri deserves
McCartnr' 1~ not one of those people.
"I sec absolutcl> no reason to Jive 11 back:· hr
-:aid. "We won at fair and square.·
The Buffaloes won 11 on the last play of the
game, a 1 -~ard touchdown run by backup quar·
terback Chark'I Johnson. One small problem: John-
son \Cored on fi flh do" n. om· more than the legal
allvlment
All' Force stuns osu, 28-11
MEMPHIS. Tl·nn. -Rob Perez e
' ·•,ed twice on shon run\ and Carlton -
Mc~ nald rcturnrd a pa!i!i interception
4U rd!i for a iout·hdo"n Thursda)
nigh1 _ l\1r Fom· upset o 24 Ohio tatr. 23-1 1.
an the L1oen) Bo"I
A.:1 rorcr (7-5). a 17-point underdog. had built
a 13·5 lead on a pair 1 -~ard TD runs by Percz. Then.
aflcr Ohio talc (7-4-1) got bad. within two points.
McDonald put the game awa) w11h his second
intrrcepllon of 1hc ga me
Dc~p11c ha' ang a "eight advantaie of about SO
pounds a man along the line of scnmmage. Ohio
State had trouble th roughout trying to run against
the quid.er Air r urcc dcfrnse.
The Bucke\ C'i ti nail) fo und the end zone v.11h
13.11 to pla) on a 29-}ard run b) Robcn m1th .
Kent Graham rcplaung !itaner Greg Fre}. moved
Ohio Statt• ll4 'ard\ rn fou r pla)!> for the TD.
Graham's 11 ·\Jrd rnmplcuon to Bnan Stablein
produced a fir'>t d11\.\ n JI lhl· o\1r Force :\6. and Sm11h
t·amed on the rw \I 1wu plJ~'> to pull Ohio ~tate
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The LJ('I men's basketball learn ----
return) 10 nt't1on tonight against Georgia •.,
Stntc 10 1he Dr Pepper Classic at thl.' r ~
Un1VN'>l t) of Tenne)scc at Cha11anooga
Tournament.
The .\ntcatt•rs (4-6) arc coming ofT a 10-poant
win ovrr \al. but have switched 6-foot-2 Craig
Ma~hall 1n10 the starting hncup in place of 6-foot·9
Jeff Von LutLO" at forward. UCI took four days ofT
an a ro~ n, 1ng 10 Chattanooga Wednt'Sday and
practicing Thur"Kia} fo r the first tame since atur·
dJ' \ gam'\
· Alabama 'tatt' (7-3) 1s playing 1n its fourth
toumamen1 1h1'> season. onr more lhan the Ant·
eaters. and is kd b~ 6-foot-5 guard Steve Rogen. the
Black College Newcomer of the Year last season
when he ran l ed fifth in the nauon in sconng at 29. 7
points per game Rogen averages 28.1 points and 7.6
rebounds.
In game~ pla)ed Thursday:
•No . 10 UCLA 110, Fresno Slate at: Tracy
l\.furra) scorl·d 20 of has 26 points an the second half
and Don Maclean had 22 as the Bruins rebounded
from their fir\t lo\'i of the season. Muchcll Butler
added I 9 potnl'> lor the Bruins, who improved their
record 10 9-1 and lhl•tr all-tune mark against the
Bulldog" t<l ().()
• No. 4 Arllona 80, Pepperdlae H : Sean Rooks
scored 26 po1n1' and Brian W1lliami. added 14 as
<\n10na·s 1n\1dc game O\erpowercd scrappy Pep.
pcrdanc. ad"ancinB the Wildcats (9-1) lo the cham-
p1unsh1p ol lhl· r resl:J Bo" I Classic for the sixth
l'On~cu11' l" 11me
Flyers sk1t1 past Kln11, 7 -6
Rool-..ll' "111-..e R1l'n 'K'Orcd '"'O goals
and Tim t...l·rr had a goal and an assist a
l huMa) night an has first ~me: ~ance #• '-..:, '°' 10 a'> the Ph1ladl•lph1a Flyers held ----on the LO\ .\ngck' K ang~. 7-5. at the Forum.
I hl· t...rng'>. 2-5-0 1n 1he1r last SC\Cn games
rall1eJ I.sit' rn the gaml· hut blew d chance: 10 dose
ground nn the m\lhl' 01\ 1s1on-leading Calgar)
nJnll'\ "ho IO'>t 4-1 to Edmon ion. Calgal) leads thr
"-rng' 11' three poanl\
In othl·r \pon\ nt'"' lhurwa,·
• W11h a 'ear lo go on has cu.ntract. outfielder
"-l'\ 1n ~h Re' nnld' got fr«· agent 1reatmenl frnm the
"il'" 't ork Ml't'> 1n the lorm of a three-year. SI 0
m1ll1on contratt t•,1r ns1on
• l Ill' mutha of lhl· late tlank Gathers has d~11med rn a dt•po!>1l1on that her son was given
mone-. b~ o I mola Mnr)mount booMer while hr was
on a ha\l-..l·thJll ,l holarc,h1p al the unl\Crslly. Gathers
rnllJp~·d "1arl h 4 .it C1er'itcn Pa\llto n and died an
hour and 40 1111nu1n lall·r at a nearb) hospital. He
\\>-9\ 21
-From tbc Auocl•tH Pre,.
Qlltl DI 1111 day
StH Thomas. T e'a' tackle. ('Ommentmg on
lhl ~·ha ' 111r ol \.t1am1 pl:l)ers during a
ti.1r~·lUl.' 1h1., "l'l'~ J\ the two teams .,rl·parcd
tor Tuc'><.fa, ·.,C ollon Rowl "The-. (the M1am1
plJ\l'r\) put handana' on their ·head'> and I
thought I "J' an the middle ol Humi;v1lle
fl\ n11t 11t1Jr}
Here's one chance to see Norman
lf )OU '-'dlll 11> \o\Jlth ( 1rl·g "or-
man. lh r lale'>I dom1nJt1n~ pla~er on
the Pu\ r our. pl.s\ IO dn C\ent rn
<iou1hern C .il1lorn1a 1h1'> ..ca<,on. hel·
ter gel do" n to I J < o \IJ Re">ort and
<;pa m•\I \\l'dt•nd ffan '·f>I
Norman h.1., 1nd1latcd hr '"II plJ\
onl' rn thl' lnlin1t1 l ournamcnl ot
\hamp1on<, durint11he \outhcrn
( ahforn1.1ponmn 111 the 19QI P<1.\
Tour
'Tm going to pl.t \ rn the T of<
then 0> to .\ustraha for '>Omc
eHnls .. "-ormJn rt'\.Caled recent!\
'Tll rtlurn l<> pla~ at 1hc AT & T a1·
Pehbk Beat h then 11'<, hatk tu \u\·
traha for me>re tournament)··
Norman wac, 1ht• kadang monc}
wannrr on the Tour an 1990 and
captured the Vardon Trophy for best
sconng average He: was at Nrwport
Beach\(' for a chnrc this pa 1 car.
courtrw of lcrr) •\ndcr\<>n director
ot 1011 tor tne rnvr'>l. wnen· tnc
Newport ('lassie Pro.Am takes
place.
There will be nine pla)'er\ 1n the
T of C who played an the Newport
('la 1c/C'ro by uthern in pa,t
years alona with four more who wtll
be p1n.1c1p111na an the mo~ T ov
Cat 1hc 11me locaoon and u~t.
lncludtd in the h t of pla)crs who
p1r11c1p11td 1n th ioumamcnt that
' ~fits Hoaa Mcmonal Ho p1tal.
Pmb)tcrian throUJh 1he -.pcm ""'
'J2 C1ub ltl' the follow1n11lon1
-•lh 1ht )rlr1 lhey played here ind
the 1oumamtn1 the "'On tn 1990 to
--quah(y ~ tM t \ntt:
Ptter~n -Bob Hope Otry;ttr C'lat11c (7 79): Tommy
Annour, m -Photni• Cl.mic (n.79>: Din Fonman -~non
l ctlman Hutton ()ptn ( J). Jodi'"
•
....
Howard L. Handy
Mudd -the Pla)'ef'\ ( hamp1on\h1p
and the Nab1 '!'I(, ('hamp1onsh1p
(84); Paynr tewan -MCI
Ht'ritagc Classic ond GT U) ron
Nclmn llas,1<' (82)
Gil Morpn -Kern per Open
(75): Mom Hatal\k' -Bank of
Boston las51C (7 ); tlup B«k -
Buick Open (79. 82). ind J im Gal-
laahcr Jr -Grca1er Mil'ktuk«
Oi*nCU>.
"'°"who pla_}ed here in 1hc
past 1ndudt: Jim Dent -Vantqt
at The Dom1n1on, MONY Syf'l(uw
Senior Clan•c. Kroetr nior K'
ind Cm.tar C'1auK' {79. 83>: fflnk
Ikard -Murata Rtun1on Pt~ •.~ C87, 88>: Jiml!'y Po-t'll -Sout,._
"'tStttn Bell ClanK' (7$. 79): and
O.lt DoUjfm f Bttl Atlantic ruuK
(78 80) ,
Ikard pla>ed here 1n thl' '01d
wh1k wa111ng tojo1n the Senior
Tour af1cr a htghl) succc .. ~ful can·cr
o n tht• re"utd• wur. Hr v.a!> lOl'
v.1nm·r of the T ofC tw1cc and
,harl''I scvrral 1oumamcnt records
Ht' 11cd for lo~cst 18-hole score of
Mm I 970 "hen he won and "as a
w1rr·IO·'-'tn: victor that samr \car
Ht JO'"" a stlcc1group1n 1h1s
category 1ndud1ng Grne Lmkr. Jack
"l1cklaus . .\mold Palmer. Tom Kue
and <;1evc Pair (anothrr former phi)·
er hert)
The lnfin1t1 Tournament of
Champions kicks ofTtht I 9'll 1 PCiA
four ~ason The S5l Club Ncwpon
Cla'>51C Pro.Am takes place opposite
thr Ph()('n1x Open on fnda) and
S:11urda)'. Jan. 25 and 16.
0
CHIP SHOT -The Sttond an-
nual uthcrn 1h(om1a PG Golf
fit Po will be held at Anaheim
5tadmm Exhibition Ccnttr Feb.
8·10 ... Tht Ben Hopn Tour will
kick off' its ~ond $e'&SOn at
Ralc~lield. Jan. 2S.Ftb. 3. a v.ttk
1ntr the Newport Classic Pro-Am
. Four placn •~ open for SC'POA
mem•rs 1n tht Loi A.Jwta.t ()pin
wnh a QU81ifyu~1 round lrt b Olen·
Jora ('ounlry Club on Monday. ftb.
11 For more tnforq>ation. ca.If (111)
33s-.40S I Othtfl .,.,1shin1 IO qualify
""''" have a chance to do IO II Los ~mnos CC' 1n O uno on Friday.
Feb. IS Both COUl'IC'S wt.II be Ulld
•iltt \WO quahfyin1 from f.Kb
t'OUFW. °'8ctlint" fOr ftltry h f\ildav
Feb. I for funhtr infOnDll~_.
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pmn. a IMIJY II ft'-t llOld al ml a 1hm hope~ a iiUOMI cham-
pionship.
Tht No. I lelln could Wiit
from any of IMet bowll on Tuesday.
The Ora"ir (Coloredo-Nou~
Damt). Cotton (Miami-Tun) or
Citrus (Oeoraia Tedt-Nebralka)
bowls could Produce lht naaionll
champaon. In fK1. all of thole \Cams octpt Nebraska have MNM ton or
shot to win it all
Colorado (10-1-1). pmrntly the
top-ranked team, would teem to
have the easiest route to tht crown.
Despite the ontoins controveny
over their fifth..Jown vktort.apinst
Missoun. the Buff'alon can Just
about lock up their first national
title by beating No. 5 Notre Dame.
Howevrr. a Colorado lou would
nN"n the door for No. 2 Georlia
Tl'Ch (I ().().1 ). No. l Tnas (I 0-1 ),
No. 4 Miami (9-2) or Notre Dame
(9·2).
Tech could arab lhc top spot if it
beats Nebraska and Colorado loses.
Hul even then. the hahtly·rcprdtd
Yellow Jackets miaht lose out lO
Texas if the Long.horns come up
wi th an imprtssive win over M1am1.
If Colorado and rech lose, any
kind of Texas victory would prob-
ably vault the Longhorns to No. I.
But what if Colorado. Tech and
Texas all lose?
That would leave it up 10 a head-
10--head battle between Miami and
Noire Dame. one similar to last
year's na11onal 111le derby.
M1am 1 and Notrr Dame each fin ·
ishtd with onr loss last season. But
the Hurricanes edged the Irish in the
Dennis Brosterhous
final poll. m11nl) because they won
their hcad·to.hcad mtctina.
If thty both Wln on Tuel.day,
Miami and Notre Damt' again will
finish with 1he same number of
losses This time. ho~ever. the lnsh
would have the «tac because 1he)
beat the Hurricanes dunng the rca·
ular season.
The $CCnano~ are plrnuful and the
debate promises to be hvrl) So do
the thrt't top pmcs on New Year'
Day.
•In the Orange Bowl (Channel 4
at S p.m.). Notre Dame plays top.
ranked Colorado for the second
straight year. And for the second
straightyear. the Irish hope to spoil
the Buffaloes' bid for a national
championship and chum it them-
selves.
last year. Notre Dame beat Colo-
rado. 21 ~. Th" year, the 8ufflloc.,
hope for rc'engc and a su~utnt
na11onal tatle. ·
• Aftrn't'ars of decline. the ( Ot·
... ~l(Channdlat IO:JOa.•)
hat I C'hlntt IU ~Ufe Ill ftrst
•tional champeoe.•n ll ~· Miami nwk 1 habit of Yt1DD•ftl
naiiOnallitliS ln die t9IOL
Tht Humcanct are to'• for their tcCOnd 1traipt champtORlhip, th•rd
1n four )'tan and founh Ii~ 1983. TMY alto have a chance ao bec'Ome
• th~ ftnt school to flnish No. l or No.
2 for five con1«ulivc years.
Tcitll. wtuch won a peir of RI·
tio"al titles under Damll Royal in
tht I 96<k. rcboundtd from succcu-i vc to•Hn& seasons 10 win its first
Sou1hwtst Conference cham·
p1onsh1p in 'CVen >r•rs.
•In the Citrus Bowl (Channel 7
at 10:30 a,m.), Gcol)ta tech will be
try1na to prove ifs for real. Althouah
the) 're unbeaten. the Yellow Jackets
arc ull -scarchina for rnpect because
of ;i mediocre ~hcdulc that included
onl> onr roe currtntly in the Top 2S .
Nebra~kn (~2. ranktd 19th) l<»t
at\ onl) two games 1aaanst ranked
opponents. The Cornhuikers arc flp.
pcnnna in a bowl game for the 22nd
'itnught season.
Tech. meanwhile. can cap a re·
markable season Wlth a victory. The
Y ello" Jackels won their first Atlan·
11c Cout Conferencr title. pined
their h1ghrst ranking since 1956 and
wl·fl' tht' only maJor unbeaten team
"' 1hc count I) dunng the regular
season.
ophomore quarterback hawn
Jonrs direct Tcch's high·octanr of·
fcnsc. "h1le .\11-l\merican safety
Krn w1ll1ng anchors a stingy de·
fen~.
~ul1 Bro1tullo111 Is •11 Oru1c
CoHt D•lly Piiot Sports Writer
wto c 1c/evl1lo•·radlo col1U1111 .,.
pc•rs every Friday.
weekend televlslon-radlo
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Costa Mesa
romps into
semirmals
The Costa Mesa H1Jh girls
basketball team swrpt into to--
night's champ1onsh1p semifinals of
thrar own tournament following
Thu™'a> 's 70-46 conquest or
Bishop Hiah.
Sophomore OllVla D1Cam1lh led
the way with 18 points and Junior
Janel ug1yama. w11h a 4-for·4
performance from 3·po1nt range,
scored IS for the Mustangs.
The Mustangs (7-4) m«t Tustin
tonight with thr wanner facinJ. the
survl\or of thl' other scm11inal
game betwttn Brea-Olinda and
Woodbnd e. ··1f. was our be 1 team effon or
\he )'Car:· said Mrsa Coach Jim
Weeks "We JUSt pla_>cd 'l''Y ~ell
together. We had 28 field aoats and
21 on1su •. ··
Elscwhrrc an aarl11 basketball:
• N~-.er1 Harbor I!. Pacifica
tt: The Sa1lor1 oprncd play an the
n1iaao Tournamrnt. rolhna to
the easy win despite a low stan.
Leadina only 9-6 af\cr one quan.er.
Newpon (5·S> expanded its lead to
13 at haln1mc and never looked
beck.
Senior Jenna Lee icorcd a
scason-h1ah 33 DO\nt 17 1n 1he ....
DCC posts 88-50 triumph
Cl'PERTIMl -l nka Manning and ( \nth1 n "-.ollar~orcd
15 points cal'h a' the Orange C oa'll ( ollc&c ~Ornt'n·s basketball
team dl'fl'all'd .\111a11 · :•"t'r. Mi-50 Thuf'Wa\ night an 1he
opening round ul thl· l>t.· •\n1-rnurnamfnt
The Pirates ( 10..7) led 1hrough11111 the \c.'cond halt alter takma
a 34-26 edge at halh1me It "J' the '~' nnd t me 1h1., ~a'\.On OCC'
had defcatl'd Amencan RI\ er
Coo I wall tal-..e on \an M:Hl't• rn tht• 1ouinument ~nufinnls
this evening.
founh 4uaner. Le1ah Mulkr added
10 pornb and Helle M)rup 11
rebound!.. f1lur O\'ilSI~ and fi,c
teals
<'"J>Orl "'" ~Ille fl Mod r no at 6·30 1h1s evrn1na 1n 1hr lour·
namcnt ~m1final
• Corou dtl Mar H. Caoyoo 4':
Heather Flahrm "'on·d a ..C3\0n-
OILERS
From 81
Thrtt 011~ scored an double
fiaures led b)' Clare Wnl~rr's 16
points. mbcr mbro!iC' and Jen·
naftr John~n each had 11. ltunt·
in.gton pulled out to a 49-25 half·
t1mt ltad when Coa h Nick
BanJett pulled his startrf!i for most
of 1he third and fourth quancn.
The Bruan' rallied to within 10
late an the: .,mt' aaain"t the sccond
team. but &nlctt rranJCncd the
nan1n1 fht and had 110 trouble the re I of tl'le wa~.
-By ,.e D•lly Piiot
high ~4 ixi1 nh and had 12 rt·
bound a'\ C'dM quahfird tor an 8
· o'chx·i... wm1final berth 1on1gh1 at
the 5ant11go Tournament.
.\lw sparkltna for Corona (8-4)
"t'~ Tahha Wagnt'r ( 13 po1n1s. 11
ho:mh) and Molhe Flint ( 11 points
and nine a .. 'i1s1s.
-By fk Dally Pilot
• Lakewoo4 H , £di ... 4t: Thr
fharacn (9·3) trailed b)' Jus1 ont' at
the h3lf. bu1 tht Lancers outscored
Eda n. I -6. an thr third qu nrr
to 1alc control
nl-..a Miller had 24 po1n1~ to
ltad thr \harget'\. but Ed150n
couldn't handk.the tn 1de po""cr of
Lakr'A>ood. C""haron John~n had
:?S point~ for the Lan<'Crs to lead all
scorrn and ll·C'ff rcturncr
Mt'l1 sa tO"--:r 1dd~ 17.
[di.on f11cc Lona Beach Wil10n
in • fif\h-plac-e semifinal cont 1
toda) 11 4 p.m . .
Ocean View wins twice behind Page
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Mater Dei whips Orange, 60-36
Mater Dc1 H1gh's Jason Janesk1
scored 17 points and grabbed seven
rebounds to lead the Monarchs
bov\ basketball tC'am past Orange.
60-'6 1n the quanerfinals of the
Chapman.Orange Hohda)" Classic
at Chapman College Thursday.
The Monarchs. 8-3. pla) nta
Clara tonight at 30 :u Ch pman 1n
one semifinal. prec'tded by another
semifinal p1tt1na Capistrano Valk)
apin'it San Fr.ancuco Riordan
Rrg1e Gear) 3dded eight points.
eight rt"bound'i and eight as 1sts tor
Maier De1. while TC'rcncC' Wilborn
h d e1gh1 point and C'tghl r~
bounds
In aanu1hcr ~ml· Jt the lJ1.rnse
EDISON
From 81
.. Bia. b11 shot:· Borchen said of
Miller'\ Jumper. whtl h contnbuted
to the 6-foot-3 ~nior forward's
team-h11h 16 poin1s
Miller added four frtt lhrows
w11hout a m1~s and a hl)"IO at the buu.er_lliu .. Deck..bu all four of ht\
fouls shots and Brandon Jesse. who
totaled I:? p<>mt and 14 rebound •
sank a p:m from the hne down the
Slrt'tch
.. rm \Cf) proud of the wa) "-<'
shot frtt throv.-s late." Borchert s~ud.
Jessie. a 6-S Junior. and Miller
"-ert' upportC'd pnmanly b)' Baran,
n senior forward who had his scrond
con5ttut1vt• 1mpn-u1vc showina off
the bend\
Baran. who along with Deck rt'·
ccaved mctt&Scd playing umc due to
usual starter Todd Sm)scr's hm11ed
minutes while rccoverina from the
flu , pulled down S(VC'n rebounds
and procured a pair of steals. He
made 8 of his I 0 points from the
free-throw line.
"He did n great JOb apin."
Borchert ~1d. "B:lran wu open bc-
cau~ the~ were sending people to
double Brandon "
Jes11e. Wi'IO blocked two shots.
dashed ofT four assists and added
'""o steals. was ca tly the most for-
midable pf'C1tnct on the Ooor -
includina Molle.
Edison u~alcd 14-7 after one
penod but sco~ the first 11 poinl.S
of the ~nd quart.er to seize the
ld\iantqe.
Baran had five poinl.S duri.na the
surse. which became 13 unaniwtred
points followtn' Jesse's bucket Wlth
10 s.ttond len 1n 1he first quancr.
Irvine rould not manqc a field
aotl (Ot I 6-m1nulC, l~SCCOnd tun.
lal)lel)' due 10 Edi10n's ddens1ve
cffons.
In another champ1onsh1p qu.ar-
tcrftnals pmc: •!.-..__. ...... ,.., ..... n : Rt111e Ki"I 1eored a pait of
layups down the stretch afkf
Pomona had cut the lead IO OM.
Rodney Hams and E~ Ratliff
Md t 7 and 16 points for Jontan.
Holiday Classic:
•Foutain Vallty 84, Facey
Composite 3': Thl· Canadian oppo-
nent from .\lbrna "'as no ma1ch for
the Barons 1n a consolation bracket
game
Fountain Valle) (4-5) "'as paced
b' Barrett Hogg.an with :?O point\.
.\ililm Ziebarth addC'd I 6 and (in:gg
Ramo 14
.\t lhe Las Vega, Hohda~ ( la~s1c
• Woodbnd1t !10, Oc:tao VltW 4t:
The Wamof'i kd w1rc-to-w1rr.
holding on for the "in when Jim
Hams' de pcrauon '\-pomt \hot at-
tem pt fallC'd at lhl' bu11e r
The ~hawks ( 5-6> \lo-ere v.-tthout
the scr\ICe"i of R 'an ~anm "ho
""' 'tdehnC'd "'1ih a lov.er bac~
In consolation acuon
• E1taacla Ruervtt 0 , Mission
Viejo 44: Juniors Russell King 13.
Joe Edson 12 and T\ h1slcr (I 0) wer~· in double figure~ in a stunning
upset
• Corona del Mar S 7. La1ua
Hiiis U : Jon L pham scoreJ 10 and
teammates Jinon Clark ( 11 ) and
1nJUr) suo;ta1nt•d in Wcdnc~a) ·~
g..im e
Bf)an t\.no' notched 14 points
and Hams 11. while Ryan Rauch
led all score.I"\ "11h 10
In a ( enlur\ Toumamen1 con-~'lat1on game··
•St. PaaJ 7l, Cost.a M~u H :
Mike Dc:Graz10 scored a caret'r·
high ~4 point'> for Costa Mesa. but
t Paul c~plrn1cd .i 19-13 run 1n the
!i«ond quaner for 1h.-v.-111 < O'ila
Mr~ meels uthern California
('hn tum 1oda' at 9 a m
• Wutmiaiter 77, Calvary
Cbaptl %t: Brad) Okura knocked
down fi,e 1re)s for I) p<>inls and
the l 1on\ 1rnpro,ed 10 3-6 U\.crall
-By tit~ D•ily Pilot
"I wa' proud of our ·k1d"i ... ~1d
M1lkr "\\\· l·arne back and we "'cre
\\tth1n reach ..
Tuo;tt n explollt'd a 21-12 turno' er
nrno ao.d cum1~1cnll} ~hO\\l'd a fi, l'·
man attad ... Bc1ls1cin ( 19). Clav1on
{IR). 'Aoore (111 and Rex: he '<I 0)
were in double figures
Da\'c Olsen CLO) .».4:fC m dou.~ ___ ,.. __ ., ______ _
figures for ( olrona dcl Mnr ESJANC
• Baaa1a1 tt, GIHClale Hoover F 81 U : Jabane .\nderson knocked do\lo-n rom
42 po1_nts. a toumamC'nt m ord m-Balancing L) ·~ outs1dC' w 1rardf)
el uding m. 3-point buclm was the conSl\IL·ntl~ -whd pl:t) of 6-5
•Service (A•c~ora1e > 7S, JUntor ~nler Mall FuC'rbnngcr. w-ho
RlpetU H : Jason Ka1~r scored I chipped in :? I points and a team·
points 10 pace 1hc ~task.an cntf) high 9 rebounds.
~rv1cc buned R lgh('llt 1n the Stt· n1or Tim Leonard started in
ond quarter. 31-13 McDaniels-spo1 and added 1mmed1·
OILERS
From 81
"We missed a lot of op-
portun1t1cs." said Miller "Thert'
\\t.·rc la) ups. and frtt throws and
turnovers. and in b311 games hkc
this the) add up. .\ 101 of 1t (the
turnovers) were JUSI unprovoked •·
Despite the Ion . dropping Hunt·
1ngton ~ach to 7-3. Miller admitted
there wa some s1htr hn1n1 a~
p;irenl. His club had battled a very
talented Tu un qumtC'I on v1nual
even terms -althouah cvet')'lh1na
that was to come after a 6-6 t1c in the
first quancr was done on a catch-up
basts.
Tust1n's a.arcs 1ve man-to-man
defense tn the first half left the
Tillers in a prccanous satua11on at
ha.1ft1mc and Tom Mc:Oustcy or-
dered his team into a zone 1n the
sttond half -and the Oilers re-
pondcd with five }.point sbou in
that span.
"We knew ii would be that kind of
pmc (agrcssivc)," u1d Miller.
"Nc11hcr team was 901q to b.cll
oft ..
Abdi finished with 11 and Man
Monta<>mtt)', off'the bridl. chipptd
1n ~ith 14 u the 0.len stood tMir
around. but ~ MVtt able to realty
rtcovtt from a JO. l I Ctdkit in tbc
tcrond period.
ate park in lhl' first penod. record-
ina fi\.e as\1'its
"Timm) 1) solid, but unsptt·
i.acular:· o·e nen said. ··we needed
him to pla) a lot of minutes for us
tonight and he camC' through.''
Tim PtC'pe r ('"' points) and Jeff
Hokanson (four) also con1ributed
offthc hcnch in a d ominant Estancia
performanC\.
The Eagle) advance to tonight's
8:40 semifinals aainst Edison (9-2).
Dana Hills fc~ll to 8-5
NEWPORT
Frl'>m 81
layups) and eight or its first 11 to
Jump 10 a I ~9 lead, but Buena Park
cut It to fi"f at the end of the first
quarter and lt'd b u much as 11~ in
the serond quancr before the 1lors
rallied to m11ke n 31-31 at the half.
" f\er the) 101 thc cal)' baskets
(to tart the pmr). we Vr'Cnt to the
1ont bttausc ~c dldn't want to IJ\C
up any more la)ups:· Buma Patt
Coach Ed MantiJto sald.. "Thet help-
ed UJ tet them into an outside pmc.
..• I thouaht -.c could conud lhc
bolftk. We·~ not -but ~ 10 to the boe.rds 'Adi.··
The O)'OICS ju.mptd to a JS-JI
laid to tW1 the third qual1C'f, but
ncit~r tc:am led ~ &hM lbtec
afttt that unul P11it toc*
rontrol.
Dever's 21 lead Rustlers ~t LA Valley, ~ 0
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llLIOAISUll Out Of Stile rent $1000 dep For more lion Cl'llldren & peta OK. w/garege $895/mo 2be, lrg clOsela, di~ Cal OK Agl 546-5880 llldry, no petel &S0-8t45 ateo gar doOt non/emkr' 200 Locallon:a. 557-4000
into call 863•6969 Shor1 or IOflg 1erm lease 673--6947 crpl g•r lndry. U 50-__ --.,.50 ..... ]21..()400 • --------Proptrty 15 58 _ __ 1mmadl•te Occupancy u 75 NO PETS &4o-2495 38Rl 28A. 2 t>lk• to bch. ..., /mo .. le•••ltt ll•lltlM
LARGE lol steps to ~ach --$1375/mo $200 --Hunt. lfach 2640 $1350. yearly. gar, f/p. 8AM-Mld M-F MS a S
With eacmng tOlllly re luy IO Aerts·•· •••• BRAND NEW 3 BR + FAM -· HIUT MOVE·IN·ALLOWANCEll ••1111111 flllJ .. ,,.. -·-~ned eyd31' .~:1-A RIV91 2BR. 2BA apartment In 200 Loc:alion:I 557 ... 000 modeled ' bdrm home Org•mc farming co-op home tor renl Fpl, Elec1 lH-lllO llO-IOOO •FURNISHED 3Br-2BA, --•••-• ve • lrvlna Poof. laeuzzl. IP• --------
wtll'l llbrary den & prtvale I L11ase v1rg1n land 10< $40 GOO Full yard malnt • tr patio, 1''1 block lo bay & Bec:helor & 2BA 1V•8A & N Ctoeeo'o ~2675 BACHELOR unit ON THE lacil1tles M/F Smok•
brtck patto plu1 3 bdrm per acre per monlll one w•ter included Peta 0 1( ~ ,J//j.A.V beaeh $975/mo lhru June tBR. new carpet ancy or ave WATER PatlO UtlNUu 0 K $450/mo + ,,., uui..
apt wnh deck & garaoe to !>O acres Ce>'oraoo Use of poof. Sf>•. hlnfft KUlrllll\ ··I 1st 1818 W Be.tboa 8' Poot IP8 cabte hook-up. ---~. futntsMd °' unfufn •157-4()09*
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craftsmanship through BUY 50 acres with no Clubll<>use 24 hr main· ' V. · t..' 1 1 1 \. kitchen b•lcony tun· 845-8122 Quiet. $750 173-4250 o u I down Colorado R11111r lenance MrV1Ct'S H•rt>or ~ALTORS ' deck S557/mo tl'lru Ju,,.
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Wooo1 S-48 4•93 4 BR home Newport one clean• $1500 pet YEARLY SPACIOUS 2BR
Heights area S 1 800 mo mo Open Sat/Sun 3803 APT Block from OCHn Time Sharing 1590 722-1880 Eves & wkeno1 River NB 848-5254. af\d bay Beautiful Only ·c-ost-1-M·~-s.1----10-2-4 SelhngtBuy1ngtRenung 25 t · 1800 weekd•ys 805-255.()414 $1195/mo 642-58 t4
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2BR 1 _.BA 2·sty twnl'lme CALL 1 800 777 8836 sized patio trptc; separ 4BR 4BA. •II applt•nces parking $900/mo yearly ,
N-paint Cupel allow att' garagf' w d llkup Bo•t dock & beach 2t3·823·12H
ance Lowest pnced d/w Avail now No pets Super loc•hon RICtlard S650 utll turn tBR new liiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
Easllldecondo Agt SRI Elden :;; 86~~95tmo 673·6500 Elft •355 PP_ bldg. ref req. '102 e' B•f . llORWI JllR
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(/Siil condo. 1BR • den, pool, 7 1 4 I 7 2 3 • O • 1 4 or IU•I
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LOWER IRVINE COVE Un· 760·8364 Nr beech!' Sl350/mo S9951Sllarp 2BR n;t,.ecn, llPllffl
obstructed wl'lllewater G~neral 2102 E'slde 2BR. 2 BA Twnl'lse VIiia Rent•ls 675-49 t2 r.rry. restauranll New
views Just steps to tle&Ch New pnt crpet & bltnda 3BR 2 ,BA home tn xlnt pa1n1 & carepts Frplc. LIWER UTll
S2.500 000 Turner Agt. PENINSULA 2 bd yrl l/p, pv1 yard garage: 1oc1 Family rm. trplC. dbl gar No peta 857· 1774
Adriana Wiison 499 6793 S 1 000 Y lndry lac $980 640-2426 , gar. fncd y•rd nr tcl'lool1j.-;;;;;;-;;-;;.....;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~
•OCEANFRONT* wsr NEWPORT -3 t>d, . ~RGE 3BR 3BA condo ' & shops 6•2 8999 Coron1 del Mir 2612
El Morro trailer on lhe s 1 400 Bakllf/Br1stol PV1 pa1to & 3BR 2 1BA Townl'lome. 1 JL1C1 Tl mAlt ~nd $235 000 Call Bill BAVRJOG 2 .. tli:L c1e:n ~ 1 pools spa Olo9 den/oltiee 1'0()t-.pa 2BR 1BA lrplc new
Grunefy Rearry e~. 6Tl>1 gated comm yrly ·St 875 tennis ~rt etc Fretllty 1enn11 walk 10 bch. carpet parking iaundry
--------iBAYSHORES • 3 bd l'ISe, painted Av•tl J•n 1 NO $1595/mO 965-1617 lac 59751mo 875_6808 NewpertBucn 1069 l•rgelotyrly -$2000 pets S 12001mo l•BA 3BA 2st C8P9
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VILLA BALBOA bd yrty · S3 000 t yr old JBR 2BA. den garage w/Of'N $920 mo
• 4 HR securtty lennia OCNFRNT • " bd ttome catn callings trplc; elec BHcon B•y l9aM 3 BR on Ind gwage + S500 Ml:
POOi spas Previously re-wlnle< S3 200 tric garage pauo No the b•y wrap around 7 13'~ JASMINE Call Jeff
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;20 ~ tor 2 DAYS H 1· 1400, 110-HOO $400 OFF RENT• New Agt 673·7300 lwnhM POOi, 2 c.tpon1.
c ~iA TIVE FINANCING E side 1g 2BA 2 tBA I StoO NO PETS 722·8011
twnhw 1 p 2 car •tt11el'I IUlllflL I IEW'I Eves/Wklldl 722-8140
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.. How many times have I gotta tell you?
This 1s Christmas vacation!"
NANCY
Tom has :.~
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and he want; tu
61Ve av.ey 1 !> 0f them
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by Pat Brady
by Tom Batluk nmKT wnnutRBEAN
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Partly cloudy and cooler with west to
nonhwest wrnds 10 to 20 mph.
Coastal/Inland highs from 58 to 63.
Lows 35 to 44. For the Orange Coast's
most complete weather information.
ancludan& boaung. fishing and surfing
rcpons. see page A 12.
IN THE NEWSROOM
Who got married? Who died? And
"h1ch restaurants might you want to
:l\01d? The an~wcrs to these and other
'ital questions art ans"'cred on page
AZ toda) as the Orange Coast DaUy
Piiot unveils a ne"' Saturday feature:
,\lmanac . Vanous sources were culled
to pro' 1de the late t listing of. among
other things. "ho got mamN!. "'ent
han~rupt or died -not neccssanl) an
that ordrr -1n Orange County ...
E'rr) Saturd11) hc~af\er we'll list a
"'ee~·Ci "onh of the same an formation
~can" h1lc '"o o f our Page Two
regulars -Local News Bnefs and The
World . 1n Four Minutes -wall
3ppcar toda) on page AlZ .. Orange
Coast People wall no longer run Satur-
da} s
QUOTES Of THE DAY
·•/thought I killed !.000. and J.000
c:imt• bad ...
Chns11 Da"'son. property manager
for Canner) Rentals in Newpon Beach.
on the warm-\\-eather-seekin& ants who
1n' aded her rental units.
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"E\Cl)bod~ talks about the wca1ber
but nobod.~ docs an}thm& about 11. ~
CharleCi Dudle) Warner
TODAY'S EVENTS
•The Paladins pla) at the Golden
Bear. 300 Pacific Coast HtJhwa)"
Huntington Beach. at 9 p.m Ad-
m1ss1on as SI O. Call U 4-BEAR.
• Franco Zeffirelli's mO\IC Hrsaon
ofShakespcan:'co "Hamlet" as pla)ang at
the Edwards South Coast Plaza
Cinemas at Bnstol and unnower in
Costa Me\ll Sec o ur movie hsungs for
showtamcs.
CORRECTION
.\ photograph of an infant on
p:ige A I Qn Dl-c. 7 mistakenly was
labeled with a caption that said
"Drug babies." The incorrectly
labclN! photograph had nothing to
do with drua Nbae or the Orange
County charity helping raise money
for drug Nbies.
The child an the photo was photo-
graph«! WJth has mother wh1le 1at-
tcndang the annual .. Babes an
T oyland" brunch at the Irvine Mar-
riott.
The Oraqe C.Ut Daily Pile&
rq:rcts the error.
LOTTERY
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0 Diamond · 4 •Speda:'
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Saturday, December 29, 1990 25 cants
P.allca seek 'Pot Bally Flasher'
He 's been seen in Eastbluff, Back Bay areas incident occurred 1n October and the most
recent incident occurttd on Mo nda}. ac-
cording to Newman.
By Iris Yokol
Orange Co.t Dally Pllol
NEWPORT BEACH -Police are seek-
ing the public's help in nabbing a suspect
dubbed .. the Pot Belly Aasher" who has
exposed himself to at least six female
victims over the past two months in the
EastblufT and Back Bay areas of the city.
The suspect approaches vacums who arc
walking or jogging alone. In some cases,
the suspect ran alongside the vicums and
exposed himself. Newpon Beach pohce Lt.
Tim Newman said. In others. he came out
from ~hind the brush along the road.
Newman said.
No physical contact has been made w11h
the victims. who range an aic from I 2 to
40. The suspect fled o n foot after each
incident. Newman said.
All the reported incidents occurttd an the
ancrnoon between 2 and 7 p.m. The first
The susix.-ct 1s descnbed as a male' white.
25 to 30 )Cars old. 5-foot-9 to 6 feet tall.
170 to 200 pounds. All the v1cums de-
scribed the suspect as ha"ang dirt) blond
hair. worn short and sligbtl)' over the ears.
and a pot bell) sto mach.
Jn ~ml' cases. the suspect has "-Om
"Oalck} "-t}pc sunglasses. 'c"man said
'\n) one "1\h anforma11 on can contact
Ot-tcctl\e Ed \\-alsh at 644-3773
A cralh crew from John Wayne Airport goes through ltl
pacea In a flreflghtlng drffl conducted at EJ Toro Marine
l• ~ COlllill .... Not
Corps Air Station. The drift took pleCe In a ptt where
spent Jet fuel was ~nlted .
Crash crews drill, just in case
.
By Anna Cekofa
Orlnglt Coe9t Deify ,_
EL TORO -Heavy smoke nsana
from the EJ Toro Manne Corps Au
Station Friday wa n•t caused by a crash
but b)' a dnll for CTash crcwi prcpanna
for the possibility of a 1tal air daiastcr.
Oranet County fircf'lb&en from the
John Wayne Airpon c:rub crew joined
tM marine crews for tht thrtt-da) dril~
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whteh included ..,..mna a pit conwnina
350 to SOO pllons of spent JCl fuel
Friday and confronll"f> t.bc 2,JOO.dcarce
names head on. La~ commercial JCU
carry about 6.000 lll)lons of f ~I when
loaded.
.. A lot of 1l 1S knov.1na fire behavaor,"
said Orange County Fire C'ape. Gary
Wuchntt. one of three co•HnMdCi'i for
the JWA ~ crew ... If we Wlft psw
to have an etne•lt•"'"'Y at Joh• Wayne.
tu
the same fire behavior -ould be hap-
penin._ ..
Wca.rina SSOO s1htt 1uits made from
an aluminum-t}l)C matcnal. the firc-
fiahters waded th~ psolinc up to
their cahcs and tned to beat beck the
"'rhna flames. dc\·dop1na the kill to
en-ate a ~ path 1n a real atuauon.
"Ifs 1 11tuataon •here )'(Ma'rc pla)IQI
heads up -it's a situatioft Wbcft you a. flAElll
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Swimming
way to get
to the job
By Anna Cekola
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prq1.unJ 111 iump into chill\ "aters 1n ca~
ot l'nll'lgl n, ll'\ hu1 Huntington. Beach
martn\ -Wll'I otli,l"r\ arl'n't reh~hang the
1J\:J ot ,..., 111 ming to .... orl each da)
~lnll' I>.·, I~ "hl'n the tront pan ot the
ul' p1a "'J' 1orn Jo"n the main hleguard
IU\\l'r on lhl· rl·ma1ndcr ot the pier has
hl'loml' an "land ot \on'>. acce<>'>1ble onl)'
b' '"1mr111ng 11u1 to thl· end of the pier and
d1mh1n~ up
"It·, h,., r r pr.mar\ o~nat1on
t'1"er 'wl1J \IJftnc '3kt) Officer Make
&·ul·rkin \ 1 lhl' angll" 11°'> at. 'ou can sec
tor mil.,._ in hoth dtr\"-t1on'> ··
..._no .... n a' l '"' l'r 0 1hc t\\O-'>ton heatcd bu1ld1n~ '' ~1 ll"-'' abo'C' the ... a.ter. less
than halt "J' 11u1 on the 16-)c.-ar-old pier.
\\hllh "J' n111rtalh "oundcd dunng a
.... 1nll·r '111rm 1n I" h .\ nc" pier as '>lated
tor compk1111n in March I Q9:!
Dunn~ 111,• "in1l·r month'>. a '>1ngle hk-
guard ''ill i..,·,·r \loJllh dunng t .... o 5-hour
'hilt' •'J•h Ja, ,1n thl' pier
· It ' 1rrl·plaH·abk &ucrlc1n said of the
ll•"ll It' ,,, important that "e·,e gone
:thl'ad and takl'n the nl'<'l''>sar) \te~ to
ll'l'P ~win~ 1 11 lhl'fl ·
f ,ir \lann, \akt' Ollicer Kai \\easscr
Ihm~: ''''P\ 01\Jnt hilting th..: 53 degree
.... a1c1' f nJa, lo "orl the afternoon shaft
· tt ' "arm n 1 hl' to"'er but frttzina in
ahl· \.\Jll'r '''""'r ... :ud \OOn after chmb-
ntt oul •>I thl .... atl'r al the end of his shift
JI 'i pm
Thi' mom ng at ti 45 am 11 wtll ~
tku,·rk1n ' tum to '>v.1m out and take his
turn 1n thl· hl"'l'f ·· I'll proNbl) ~
paddling oul , .. 11h a 3&-degree 11r
ll•mpl•raturc and 53-degree water
t<'m~·ratuH .. he ..aid
For thl' pa-.t '0 'cars. the watch tower
ha'> tx'l.'n \talkd from sunnse to sunset. 365 c:tl'' a 'ear \nd that wall conunue even
throu~h the dl'moht1on and construction
unle 'bad "'l'ather make n too dangerous
for the officer. 10 swim out to the tower.
Beucrle1n ~1d
"\\ e all agl'('Cd 11 was something that had
to he done and no one's compla1mn11.1bout
See SWIM/•
Exterminators
enjo~gthat
cold weather
"How do you like my
new penthouse?"
llA.RllADUKE by Brad Anderson
"How many times have I gotta tell you?
This 1s Christmas vacation!"
NAl'fCY
Tom ha~ ~lA
pieceB of candy
and he want; t.0 't)Ve a""8y 1 ~ ...:>f them
ARLO A1'D JA.!08
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