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HAlb TO THE CHIEFI
Robert McDonell is sworn .1n as head of Newport po (i ce . ' .
By Tony Oodtro;Staft Wfltlf
NEWPORT BEACH -New Police Chief Robcn
McDonell took. the o:ith of office Monday morning in
a sweuins·in ceremony that marked the end of an
era, which during the past 10 months has been
Cruught with tumult and controversy.
.. The police deputment as aU of you know -and
u I know prob:sbly as well or better than anyone -
has been lhrouah a dimcult year, " said Oty Man·
aaer .Kevin Murphy as he introduced McDooeU to a
room! ul of onlookers in lhc City Council Chambers.
"Wc•re hope! ul that our new chief can focus ag•in on
law enforcement within the city of Newport Beach."
The former chief of the Sacramento suburb of
Woodland, McDonell. 46, w:is hired June 28 10 re·
plctcc Conner Chief Arb Campbell, who was toppled
Crom a scvcn·yc:ir stint as chief after 10 women ic-
cuscd him anc;t top-ronk.ing CapL Anthony Villa of
sexual ban ment.
Surrounded by his y,.jfe of 2.S ye<lrS. Lana, and their
1wo sons. Ryan ind Sean. McDonell said he was
looking forward 10 the chaUenge or his new job. He
credited the depanment and former acting Chief Jim
Jacobs for guiding the ,police officers throu&h n tough
period. .
"Any chief coming into " new organization is on
the hot seat." McDoneU s3id. "Although this one
may be a little warmer."
Speaking to the crowd, wliich was filled with city
leaders, police omcers' and law enrorcement officials
Jrom around th~ county. McDonell vowed to operate
an "open" police department.
"l want to help the organiution in lbe months and
>ears to come to close out \tic unpleasantness that
h::ts been a part of the recent pllSt and move on to
See CHlEF/I
New Police Chief Robert McOonell gels ~ little help from his \\-if e
Lana while pinning on his new badge during ceremony Monday.
Alleged . .
member
of gang ·
set ·free
~Police say there's not
enough evidence to
prosecute man suspected.
in Newport Pier shoo~ng.
By Tony Oooero Su!! wntr
f\E\\PORT BEACH -Pultcc
on Mund.l) freed an alleged On·
t:wo gang member. ~)Ing the~e
"a>n't enough e\ 1J1:nce 10 pros:
ecutc the l~·)e:n,old >U)pcCted q{
._tiling one m:in and 1n1ursng :111·'
other 1n a !>hootout .:at the !\e"' • .
port Pier. Sgt. And) Go.Ill). s.:ud.
· Our detc:.:u' ~!I "'111 l·on11nuc h>
Kidnapper:
arrested at
local car ~.
w-·a1erSlij~:; •"l-1
_ )fl"C!>Ull,ate th1!> ca~c, a(ld h~foU1. _
--rome up-.... ~t'fl n{..., e\.IJence lniil-·-.
...,,11 leaJ to arrc ts in the near Cu·
~ FBI nabs suspect at
Newport Imports prior to
purchase of $200.000
Ferrari. Man is accused of
abducting daughter of Las
Vegas gambling magnat_e.
By Russ Loar. SWI Wrut
Wbc.n Lu Vea k.idn ppi~
l>USptc1 Ray Muion Cudd) walled
1n10 Nev.port Imports Sun<by
mornina 10 close tire dc:ll on a
S~00.000 Ferrari. cu de:ikr Lee
We t was ready' for him.
So was the FD I. ...
Cudd)', o 47-ycu-old l...iu Vcaoas
rcs1Jent, v.as arrcs<ed at about 10
a m. Sutiday on the l<>t of the
Newport Beach luxury c:ar dealer
in connection with the lidnopping
of 1he daughter of Las Vei:is a:sm-
blin& m:aanatc St~c Wynn.
\V~1. O\\ncr of N~-port lm-
pon> on West Co.lsl H1gh .... ay. "'as
contacted by the FBI 1he night be·.
rorc. Cuddy is &u pected of mas-
tc rmindin~ the ~idnappma of
Wynn's .6·ycar-olJ daughter,
KC'Vln W)nn, according a report in
the Las Vegas SJn. FDI agents
and l:JJ Veg~s Metro Police ar·
re JCd Cuddy withi~ K~d5 fte.t
he SC'\ root on the auto lot Sunday
In front of Ne~port Pier, Sonny Kelly, left, and Sharon Ramsden, both 17, perform sl.it on the se.>.ual pre!I ures teens endure daily.
TheJ'l!_e_not looliDg _a· 011nd,-~
ture. Gont> ~•d ·At the p(e'>cn1
umc 1h1 1> an u~n tn\(:;t1~Jt1on •·
According h) a poh .. c !.t.ltcment.
Eugene ~lurale>. I~. "a!> .irrc,i.:J
based on 1nformat1on pro' 1JeJ I"
v.1lne)..C> ~1orak') h '"'~er. J~
rek.i~J Ir rn :'\t"r • B .. a .. h Jail
oo ~un.J.i' a'•crnoon
"f urther 111 forma11un deter·
mined 1h.1t there ":i~ m ... ut11c1c:n1
"1tnc"' inform.1:1on 10 e,1abh'h
lh3l !\11)tillo h .. i.1 IOI the \IC·
llm>.'" the !>lJICr.Jcnt \Jtd
The -.hooung l~~urrt'.d abuut
1:30 a.m Saturd.l) ne.u the 'e"-
pon Pier v.hcn a group u( alleged
s~na· membcn ftom Santa Ana
drrvang 3 ~().foot hmvu> nc met up
v. uh some puq)\mcJ png mem.·
bcrs lrom Ontario.
A fight bcs:in ::inJ 'huh v.crc
fircJ at the t,roup !rum ~anta An.l.
._1lltng Ja>e R1.:o. ~3.
Jorge CeJ:a . .:?..'. ,.,ffcred multiple
gunshot v.ound., Ln the :ittJd
Police armed 'hqrtl~ after and
· stopped a Che') p1d.up in th
Mcf adden parking lol 1h:ll <;.icric
foe pellp e, in~ludin~ M.;)n/es
Mor:aJe, v..;a, later arrc~tcd on ~U)·
p1c1on of killing R .. -o
Gon" ~·J the \t'looting did not
:ippe.ir t~> tic .;an ;iltcrcation' be·
1v.een m:.il ,g:ing
Water boiler
causer1 -1J11S1 --
morning. " b 01 D h d _ ~~ h~:1m.~4 ~ 0ae;';~ illo""ti ....... 0 -t-_R ......... e~a~ctions are rrti xed to .explicit pamphlets distfibute d y r anned rareot1100 --+--A9,--a.r:.__...~,......----'t
ne\'Cr hod • chance:· By Russ Loar. Stan WO%er . leg111m:icv:· s::ud Hedges, an " I
A search of Caddy's cat and his "The J>'lmphtcts pa sed :urhnc p1lo1 on la)O\Cr in omc•1als say
room It the Marriott S\ajtcs Hotel A ' first alancc. tbc small out by Pl~nned Anchorage Monda). 'It' 30 . .
in Newport Beach turned up foldina table lined with Parenthood in front in:ippropnate place for that !.;and
SJ7J,000 in a.sh, most of it in pamphlets set up in front of the Ne"')>Ort Pier of actl\lt) I thinl :a lot of people
$100 bills. according to the FBI. of \he Ncwpon Pier hardly sccm!I included materiill ~oulJ be offended b) 1t."
Wynn paid o ransom or Sl.4S mil: the stuff or a communit)"'·idc entitled "101 Ways tb Pl.inned Parenthood \'Olun1ecr
lion in $100 bills for. the rttum of controversy. ~ Make love Without mitnnmg the p:smphltl table
his daughter, according lo a Ced· One pamphlet, enlltlcd •• 101 O oin' It .. And "How , Monday morning 1d the) rare!)
eral affidavit filed in Las Vcaas W&'JS lo Make J..o\.e Without To Use A Condom," encounter aay objections Cron.
federal coun. federal oCfacials also Ooin• It." is tun oC w:l)'S which..luturcs bJ,1c :c-::::;-:;the pus1ng public~.._ ---.
·In ~oad~d .....JS,'l f,\19'fttnft"-t~bqyfricnds ~ iflftif nd n and ~hite illustrations • '.'Heiilth eduction in bjgh
h:andgWLWAS ( in CUdd 's CM cxprc their love :after deciding ou....nwi putting_on a ~hoot doesn't leach )OU ID) or -
after he w.i.s a«ested. Mnrcroour..c. thi -tfiey~re too afraid," ~"1 ~;':.~:lc~~P~ ~~i~•~-r,c.J'pt!~ ~~ ~ ~3::C.·· =:r:u~plete ~~~~!r ~~t::~Jp:;:°n•
viously p3id $130.000 t~rd lhe • P.rttty tame stuff, C()mparcd 10 instructions. Planned ParcnthOOJ's Peer
prict or nn S12·T-R Ferrari. He the pamphlet entitled. "How To Education Prasnm. "They don'i
hlld come to the dealership Sun· UK"' Condom:· The pamphlet \\ant to mention any llnd iof '1fT)''
.<by to "fina h up the deat.•• West featu~ black and ~hitc "or\h that •oulJ c;au)C problcn1\
Jaid. illustrations or a o~n puctin1 on "1th the pvcnt "
.. He has been around town oild a condom. complete ~ilh Uut Hed ~ ~ he ~b 10
hU been trying tO t>uy from US for detailed trutt\lC\a()OS. pJrcnU bctn& le(\ UC Oft~
a Ion& time," We l said. "He is no Nn-pon Beach Councilman John Hectic c~hc1t materi:il -,. Pl:inncd P renthood. mformJtion klOp P:lrcnli ~~JJ h.l\C M)m~ icnn~r co Ne~pQtt Beach ond no ipiled a Ci3 torm of a:>m1nunity ruction -."l fa.nd it objcct10A1ble •ha• ahi in~ .\ cUIK' lion m aena\ ah t arc
cranaei to this dealership.'' ~ and con --hen he Mkcd dty officials orpmzation ll ~•na teen,.. chi\drcn to -prcscntcJ lo thcLr chlldrca.' Hcd&Q r&ue
CudJy $f>CRl Sunday nisf\t in eo bu the diitributioa ol the uaJty d~tribute these matcriab uMcr 1he p.isc o~ SM PAMPH~t
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VOICES
Community members debat! the issues that affect their lives
. ..
Don't bu.y -into the Back Bay boondoll1le
Blft-..Cldel ·1 am c:lJhng
about the quemon of the day on
permanent ro:idblocks on Se:ishorc
Drive, and 1 think this is an
excellent idea. Th:i1's my vote.
ANDREA EADER
N~wport Bc:ich
What about CdM? After
reading last wcd.'!it nrticle called
"Council to get ground rules for
land vote." I have come to this
conclusion 1hat the Con~rvancy has
certainly been effective in conv,incing
the City Council 10 act on the
proposed purchase of Upper and
Lower Ca~tawa)S.
BY RANDY JOHNSON
F or the ·past two years the citizens o(
Newport Beach hive heard an
:almost uninterrupted s1rcam or
"good news" from the Newpon
conservancy about the two Irvine
Company parcels it wishes to buy.
In previous new articles, they had
• always talked about paying for the land by
JCUing private ~onations. Now that a dc:il
as on the table, we find out the
.. bad news." We finally find out
whe'nl~ Ncwpon Conservancy
wants td have pay fot it? You.
The price lag? A mere $165
million OYCr 30 yeus.
lhe value ot tbe new bascbJll field!.? I ·
dida•t lee any usaae an:llysi~ which
auaatJ lhA& we actually need more fi~d
10 supplement the rl\'C lighted field!> and
large aumbst or unJi&htcd baseball field
VLoC already fi'ave.
Considcrins thal you can buy a
brand-new, 40,000.seat, Major League
baseball Wladium for about S 100 m11l1on,
this seems way out of whac~.
Pcrhaps1hey think that ••using" open
I
' I
th.at an)one ~ho ~ants to expcncncc 500
acre:. of open )pace take Cl JO-mmute
drhe and hike nround 11. I( you sec one
other person, let me l.now.
· The Nc,,port Conservancy nl~ foib to
mention thJt under the de\elopmenl plan
approved by the City Council, 60·pcrccnt
or this proposed DCquisitiOn -89 Deres
:.. will be givtn to the city anyway :ind
\\ 111 remain a> open )pace. All that we arc
rc:illy "bu)ing" is 1he 56 ucres \\'hich the
Say It a"''t SO, Chris and Gil
A Letter to Rep. and Gil Ferguson, among percent. After all, we still
othc~. have all thru"n their hJ\e the benefits of
:u\al)'i u th:it the numbers JU!itt do not
add up.
ls that -why they coulJn·t get pr1v:1te
don:ation~? Qr pc rh3ps it'$ "We h1wc a
July 26th' dcudline to get this on the
ballot. We donll h:we any time for
an:il~i • " h sull sound as if a bunch of
anti·developmcnt people who c:ill
thcmscl\.eS environmentalists, arc trying to
")Cll" you something, ju t like the old pot
.lnd p:i~ salc~;Jn who told you th~. cost
was only "pennies per da).
l 5uggest th:at C\Cry time v
~mcone tells you, "Out it's only
S l 0 per month," you )!lY righ t
b:rdc to them, "B.S.!! It's Sl6S
miJlion dollarsJ!!"
The II'\ inc Company hils certainly
been supporti\e and generous in
their offering of tbc land. The City
Council mu~t act f..airly \\ith their
elected rcspun!>1bili ues.
The proponent of every
inve tmcnl project, priVate or
public, I liavc ever hear of except
this one, did a return-on·
invc~tment or cost-benefit
analysis. They laid out the com
and ev:iluated tte benefits and
determined if the project met &he
minimum return criteria.
Christopher Cox;
Re: Proposed Newport
Beach purch;ist of Castawa)S
and Newport North parcels
from The lrvine Company
support behind the purchase. Proposition 13. Hopefully, all
We called Gars olfice; the) the pros and cons regarding
fil\ally. )OU )hould get rc:illy
upset about the sellJna or thb as
"ad' isory" election -where we"ll
ha\.e 3 peci3l ~~ment di tnct
if 60 percent o( the people vote
for it. This is not putting some
uulitics underground "here 100
homeowner) vote for a bond
i~uc. We duJ thnt in m)
neighborhood and the City
categoncJll) denied the proposed purch:i.se by u~.
supporting the purchJ)C. the ta\:pa)ers. will surface
The undc,clopcd parcel of land
along Pacifrc Coast Highway at
Buc~ley in Corona del Mar. along
'>'ith other!> in similar land areas.
should be part of a greater :ind
more comprchens1\e !:ind-use study
for the parks and recreation uses to
be considered a fair and responsible
ballot/question for the voters. The
volcrs in Corona dcl Mar need
somet' ing, too.
We've enclosed t\\.O recent
articles i rom the Daijy Pilot
regarding the propo!>ed
purcha c. On the !>Urfocc. it'
seems like the way ro go. Jean
Watt has always had the bc~t
interest of the people of
Newport Beach in mind. Out
as more information has
become available, ~c arc less
inclined to vote for the·
proposed purchise.
They said that Gil h;id before Nov-ember. .
deddcd to JOIO an ad\ISOf) DOLORES AND GENE"
committee of the Nc\\port KERM IN
Con~rvancy to leer an C)C Nc\\port D~ach
on wb:rt was going on. We £ditor1 nott: Just to set
called Tony Oodcro at the tM rttOnl straliht, Council said to us then, .. Don"t
We know the cost. $165 million,
and at a recent Qty Co1.1ncil study
session. we finally heard about
the benefits. We didn't sec a
benefit package which added up
to, say, $200 million. Jn fact we
mdn't see any dollar figures, just
Daily Pilot and asked him ~mbt,111an FtrpsOD bas
about )Our :ind Gil' loupport. tndorstd putting tbt
C\en bother coming back until )OU
h:nc petitions sjgncd by 75
percent of )Our people!" He S3id that's \\h,ll the asstssmtat dlstrk t to a
Conscrv:incy told him and h~ C'ltJ~ldt •ott. lit also b:Js
'>'as i.ti~l.ing by h~ ~tory tndorstd tht 60 pcrtt1ll
All of a )UdJc:n. it's :i big
Cll)v.1dc: 1~ue ;anJ 60 percent is
Perh:ips the Conservancy could
serve as u cittzcn sroup on a more
comprchensr.c p:ir~ l:ind use plan to
a lot of talk. Let's examine what ·
they s:ifd. unlc ~ yuu-or Gil denies it . mtU'Jfn lhtll tbt Ci(y Cou.nC'll OK? WRONG' Du youbdrtTC ~
that ra1 mg SJ65 million from :ill
~ .bfittt~ht ht tbt'+~ .. ~ ~
Fifty percent of the benefits' arc
·~IUAM«f otwironmiiitaT,i :;....
We know that you carefully
. ~ l~~lli all the f acJ o 11..)'....; _
i~ucs be fore you offer your
suppon. We were distressed
Gil's office b i.cnd1ng a letter 111rttd upon. Furtbtr,
uLckW:lri.o..lh u~ RitQl:-~~~--~ .. 1fftttir.ntttl In--
We bclic\c that the a July 19 IC'llN that tbt ·
:rt.ht.tlitita:m'l".~~··
illln J tax? These people arc
1f)mg to mar11pul.ltc the political ,
procc That"s \\b) Propos1t1on 13
requires a 66 pcrcc'nt maJOri1y
No\'cmbcr Coron:i del Mar deserves
cons1dcra11on as well.
KIRSTIN HENWOOD
Corona dcl Mar
Voucher validated The -
Pilot recently printed a commentary
from Delle Morris entitled "School
voucher supporters should get their
Cam straight .. (July 26). She gave
re:i)Ons why she objects to this
initiative but left out the most
important purpose thous.inds upon
th ousands of Californian's signed
petitions to include it on our Nov.
b:illot: 1 P:irents ore uhim:itely resp0nsible
for their children, and as such
should be :illowcd the choice of
dcciJ1ng which school can best meet
their children·s needs. Under our
current S)!.lcm, a p:irent isn't
allowed that privilege. .
Many CalifQ[llia schools arc not
providing 3 quality educational
program for their students. Some
schools irresponsibly indoctrinate
pupil) with information some
parents find objectionable (a recent
all-!.chool a sembly on explicit and
Nev.port Beach C11y Counci l asstmblJmon coadlfl&nolly alleging that this land is in an
"impon ant p:irt or the Back Bay."
Where I went lo school, such a
statement is a conclusion which
would have come at the end, after
outlining the facts, studies, and
to read Tony Dodcro's :inlcle
(enclosed) :and find that you
~houlJ have called for n supports purchasinl th<"
l\\O-third:. '~le rather th:in 60 propcrt)'.
analysis which would support the
conclusion.
• We di dn 't hear any proof,Jwords such
as "based upon this study by the U.S.
Fish and Wildlif c Service," or "based
upon an evaluation by the Natu re
Conservancy." Upper Ncwpon B:iy is
clenrly an environmentally important nrea,
but just because this area is near to it
docs not make it de Cacto important.
The anti-dcvelopme11t people seems to
hope that by just mentioning the word
"environment," you'll roll over.
Another 2S percent or the benefit is·
supposed to come from rec~tion,
presumably the 10 acres lhat is suppo cd
to be used for thot f.Urpose and from the
"use of open space. ' Twenty-five percent
of $1 65 million is $41 million so we better
get preuy good benefits. Just how many
ballplayers do we have here and what is··
space is a rccreation:il u..o;e. Unfortunate!}.
open space is tike mom and apple pie -
everyone is for it: but becnu c no one
ch:uges admission, the dollar benefits or
open spa~ arc h:ird to evaluate.
Apparently they were so h:irJ th:n they
didn't even bother trying.
For example, the 65-acre Day Avenue
parcel which The lrvinc C.omp:my g:ive to
the county a few years ago &S :apparently
being over-utilized. The FricndS of the
Bade Bay arc "orried about "significant
degrad:l1ion" and the cost of
rehabilitating the land.
On the other hand, I h:i'c a panicul:ir
liking for a piece of open space :about 10
minutes oway from th:i t -the UCI
Coastal Sage Scrub P~scrve ~ "hich is
\isiblc to the Ea~t as )OU drive do\\n
MacAr thur Boulevard. This is·a unique
and wonderful pl:icc, and I \\Ould suggc~t
hou cs will ~PY· .
The final 2S percent of l ~e benefit ,
:another S.S I million, :ue suppo~d to be
economic. Now here is where I e\pc:Ctell
to see some really good anal)~is. Agnin,
we arc &iven more verbi:ige and no facts.
lt seem a; ir the ena.inecrs "'c hired
opened up wmc old land planning bools
btc:ausc they c:ime up'w1th stock
arguments about the economic \-:tlue
being to "ot1 rac1 busincs inves1mcnt and •
homcbuycrs."
Pardon .me? The cffed of th1) purchase
is to tell 363 families that we do no1 want
them here! And there l)n't mueh more
vacant land in Nc'!'port Bc:ich to se ll to
bu~inCS.SC!> even jf we found some '4 hich
Jid "uni to relocate here.
The (act l)_thai the bcneTits arc illuso').
You should uspect that the teason you
h:i,cn'l )ecn any foct\ or any ~ind of
BEST If M ll01llfE
\Ole to pass a new t:u Not SS
pc:rcent. Not 60 percent. It la~e)
66 percent!
There i one thing "hich mal.e
Americans m:u1 1t 1s the "pork b:irrcl"
schemes that go on in Wa\hington and_
S cr:imcnto. II SCCQlS a) if they're 111~.l)S
paS)ing wme mliy proJCCt th:it YOU
ha"e to pay ror.
If )OU re upset, about Clll )OU cin do I\
wrhe ~our Congrewn•sn. Well this i) one
that is nJht in )Our bacl.yard Thi 1s one
YOU can stop de:id in 1b tr;i4~.
The proponents i re "ell-fin:lnceJ.
having been g1\en $100,000 seed money
from the bcnefo:1:iry of thi pro,ect. Ir )Ou
~Jltt to ~top them, )OU an do 11. All you
ha'c to do i) to st:inJ up :ind~)'.· I'm
mod a hell :md r m not goina to let them
gc.t away witll it," and then \\Ork with
your fellow citizens, and r.usc some
money to stop this thing now.
Rand)' Johnson iJ a Corona dtl ftl11r
· rt idrnl.
advanced sc><ual inform:ition at
Costa Mc a High School is a perfect
example of th:it). Unfortunately, if
parents haven't the money to enroll
their children in :i private school,
they h:ive no choice but to make the
best of it. The voucher system would
give those families an alternative.
711e foJ/owing is a s;,mpling for c:1Jls from our
14-hour Readers' Hotline. If you 'd like to get in .. ol\ecJ,
it ·s :Js easy :JS p unching in the following ~even
numbers: 642-6086.
will under)IJnd lhJt the uni~ protection) we can gi"c
our children ure solid 'aluc ll\!>tCm) ~111J .... much
or thdr poi111 of •i<"W.
Ple:ise le:1ve your n:Jme (spell it out), city :ind phone
number (for veriri<:ation). Thank )'OU!
Ms. Moms' article eJterisscs ____ _.. __ Mora DILetannedJwentbood ...
concern that private schoo s wil pop ohn
up all over nnd without government J Hedges t'd li ke to comment on the
rules :ind regulations that they will Planned Parenthood distribuf n at the ier.
nor be accom>t~blc to a~ b7 amt pickettui severa urcs for my daughters.
in~ults parents with such remarks. No condoms were issued nor was that the focus.
A staggering amount of money is .. One or the most interesting pieces was .totally
being poured into our school system abstinence oriented. It was C3.1Jed "101 ways to say I
with disappointing results. The love }OU." None or which were sexual. It was a
Choice in Education Initiative not beautiful list of ways to say 1 lovc you to someone of
only allows parents the chance for any age.
private education, but opens options I understand Councilman John Hedges concerns
as to which public school p:uents because he is at the stage or life with very young
wan1 for their children. children when you think you can protect them from
JEAN WRIGHT everything.
Costa Mesa By the time his children arc tccn·agcr , l t!!_ink he --_......_
au,a 114
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C()rOna del Mar
I'd like 10 make a comment on lhe re ults or the-poll
yotrdt~ctnlng crnm~ttmID'I He~· ~ew on the
graphic material being .sho~ n at 1hc pie r by PlanncJ
Parenthood.
First of nit, I warn tu s:iy lrt31T agree \\llhllic --
councilman') view on thi . '
Se~~nd, I'd lilc t~ que!>tion the results of the: poll. II
seems there was b3S1c.nlly only pro-Pbnned Parenthood
replies in the paper. Many or tho5e I know who
tommcnted against were not even printed.
Shou ldn't there be honest an d fair reports of the
rcsulls? I'd like to be able to read wb11 the 01her side
has to ~ay ul!.O.
CA RLA GIBSON
Huntington Bench
As lon1 as I.ht rHdcn /tit their oam<", c/IJ •nd
pbont numbu, .. t pdaJttl their toauucnis.. ~rdkss
0
I am going to tlC a enior al Corona dcl Mar High
School nc"t )CJr. and I \\J'i JU t re:ading the "'Condom
controversy kcep'i the· Pilot Rc3der Hotline busy "
As a teenager, I bchc'c th:it Counc1lma.n John
HeJgc:s ill ~!_Plet.£...Ulwlior thinl.ing t1'al handing
out con om~ is not sohing anything
It's lbc I)()) and, b:mc;;lly, kids :ue h;m,..ng sex. 1 hat's
what jl comes duw.n 10 1 hey :u c goina 1
"hethcr people hand out condoms or not. Kid) h:i'c sex. with or w1thou1 condoms, whether they are
educated about it or not.
So. being ignorant like Counc1Jman Hedges is being,
that's not going to help an)lhing.
0
SARA CURTIS
Coron• del Mar
Other rudcrs supportina Hedges include:
Newpon Beach's Dan O'Neil, Todd Arnold, Bub:ara
Crowell, Anne Downs. and O> ua Mesa's Diane
McCan!e, -
COSTA MU.\
at.ta Sc,,_ l\oo 1'•tUl-olJ ll'ICll .. crt tna•co all ·r they wirrw .J'.y 1R11
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........... tlOO Moel '111'Wl1 Awwt.
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F'liMrw ~ lJQO .._. Mllol SI
ICPW'fCMtT MAOI
• me ta
J U5l because 1 c~ilhed disapeemcnt utablilluneDt ot ..up., or ~·
or t'lli>"O breau out over pna tbc free exrcile tbcicol, to u It .,,~
shootin&s, illept immiaratioa or lbe OM of thole ffitrl aoa; or ab sin& t.hc
paainc out or bitth-control litenturt, ono ""freedom ot 1peedl, or ol the prus.. "'
side an1i/or the other is alwlys ac:a&Kd of lotJ6 u ·11w word-~" Jliil urt•ieid .....
trying to rewrite the or prln~ or the ri&ht or the people
Con>titution. peaceably to a11emble, "' lonl u tbe
It 5triktl me, lookin& peop/e'1 c:ardl m relJ Ind a.Jn isn't
down on all this (rom a l>n>Wn, and to petition tbe O<M:mment
ldt·lcanlnJ Ivory. Tower, for a redteu of pievuca. IO ""w IJ tllC
that folks an these parts petition ~sn't inW>M nU.U., my t~u a
don't so much want to rou~e bucks 1~ar 10 f>"~luse 1 cbunk.
re•write the Con5titution of l•nd where • bad resllutMt once
they want to add a res1~
..... little to it. ARTICLE II -,...._ "11 pt0plt, to ___ _. ==·'=---Amend the bear.,.... DOC to be lDlrtaild: A . Cll 11 f amendments, so to well-regulated militia, bCin& necesury to
~pc:ik. the security or a Cree State, and to drive Editor's Befog your hu!flble out ill~gals. and gan1 blo~rs. the ri&}lt or
Notebook ~Mtnt, 1 have simply people to keep and bear and use arms,
done. as to~rts have ~r shall not be inf ringed.
-----the )'~3n, tmke~cd w11h ARTICLE Ill -Quarterilll of troops:
the amendments to suit. our p:ut_icu~nr No M>ldier shall, in 'time or peace, be .
needs. 1_'hC' actual ~ordan& rem~~ an~act. quartered in any hou.se or •ny Marine air
Some slight ch~nges arc added ~n atnhc ba~ in Orange. County, without the
type, con ent or the owner or the IWdents
ARTICLE 1 -itttdom of ttll&ion. under the John W•yno Airport fli1ht path.
spttch, or lht pttss and ri&bt or pctltJon: nor in time or war, but in a manner to be
Congress shall make no law. respecting an prescribed by !aw th•t we'll be writing
,.,., .... lO rid OfUW,...,._ ol .aythilJI
'lar,er 1ban • QISM in1erru{J(in1 our
b«ky8td ba~
ARTICLE IV -Penoas aa4 ...._. so
be ...,.. ftHI urcuooable HaicMI aad
1tbura: The ri&ht of the peop&c to be
secure in t.beir betel"OIUUal persons,
non-ren11J houses, non-rollin1 p:apen and
non-1p«ial ~erects. apiut unreasonable
searches and seizuies. shall not be •
violated too mucb, ud no warntnu wll
issuo, but upon probable cause, which
includes skin ,,;.mentatioa..-supported by
0 th or omrmation. and particularly
dcscribin• the place to be searched, and
/the penons or things to be 1eizcd and
driven back where they beJon1-byium.
ARTICLE V -Triall rot crimes; Just
compc ... lloa fot priYale proptrty tak.tn
(or publJc ua: No person shall be held to
answer for a C3pital. or otherwise
infamous crime, unlcu on a presentment
or indictment Of a Cirand Jury, wh~
recommendations reprdin1 illepl
immigancs shall be adopted and followed
without deb:lle, except in cases arising in
the land or naval forces, or in the militia,
when in actual service in time or war or
public danger, nor shall any person
e6Cludilll LAPD allJ«n be l)Ul?jea fot
the same olfemc to be twice put ln
jeopardy ol ltfe Ot limb; nor mail be
compelled ln any criminal c:aK to be a
wi t.na.a. apiJ\$1 hlmlclt, nor be de ptivcd
or life. libeny, or property, without due
process of law; QOr ih.a1I pri\-atc property
be taken for public use .. ith tbe tx~p1ion
of luxury and/or sporu cats formerly
owned by dfVI dcakrs now.d~n by
police ddministrators. wilho'lt Jl.l"
compcnsatk>n.
ARTICLES VI THROUGH XXVI -
We'll ~cep !hem pretty much the Ame,
. for now, except Cor these minor revisions:
• In Article Vlll, the one involving
excessive b~il,S, lines and punishments)
let's make it crystal clear that lhrowin• 1
dark hood over a convicted felon, ~en
one who m:iinta.ins his or her innocence,
and shackHnc rum or her to a chair inside
an enclosed room and filling said chamber
with lethal gas causing his or her eyes to
bulge Out, face lO t1.&rn JrOtesquc colors
and lunp to violently struggle for the l:m
breaths o~ life in a public spectacle shall
not be considered cruel and unusual
punishment.
•In Attide XII. Vihicb o abovi clcaiftl
presidents ud vu presideau, 1et•1 add
the nquiremen1 th t such mndiates
ml.4t b ve &ervcd in the ~· tary or ,.....__..,...
received cushy N donll.l Guard
·cnmcnti throup their rdl parents'
influence. Th' ·of couDC, would
disquolify m:any, c peci Uy women, from
be101 able to ti1in the h~t oCftee n •
the I nd. Oh weU.
•In l\rt1tle XUl, 'Jtrhich prohibits
sla.,,cry, let's mak.e sure that prdeners,
hou$Cktepcf'),and bJb~atters. no m tter
what their immigr1t1on statu • small not be
required to e;irn minimum wace nor have
Social Security taxes paid. After all, it'~
tough to find good help thei.c d:iys.
•In An1clc XIV. defining citizcn~hip
and the privileges thereof, add "and of
Western European ance)t.rf' after the bit
_about nil persons being born or ·
n:uurahzed in the United States being
elllzens
• Fan;illy, in Article XVI, -.hrcb allo""ed
Con1re>) to' impose :a.n income tax~ let's
roll 1t bad.. to tb:e a.mount '4-hen· the
amendment was ratified: 1913.
There. Th:it's better.
M•tt .<:ours tolumo 1:11111 Tuffd.a,-s..
_council OKs funds tor: code enforcement ) .
By Mamie Mcleod scan Wrtu
COSTA MESA -Wit.h encour·
aging cheers from more 1h:l0 SO
we)t )ide rcs1<lcn1), 1hc Caty Coun·
c1I Monday unanimously upprovcd
an asgre Sl\e plan th.tl · would
r..110\\ up 10 S44,000 of federal
grant money for code enforcement
>"ec:p) t~rough SC\len neighbor-
hood> plagued b) n~nlee lond·
lonh and )Ub-SIJndnrd·rental .
f or re\1denl\ \\ho h'c in the
. '
'People say that people on S.halimar Drive don't take
pride in their neighborhood. But if you go to the heaJ1
of the families on Shalimar, they do care.•
-PAmlUllUEMI
spokeswoman
torget .1rc.h -m~t notably,ShJh· )OU go to 1hc heart of the famil ies The progrom, known as the
mar Omc, 'A here the cat) held its on Shalim:ir, they do ~re." Neighborhood Improvement Str3t·
fir:~t \Olun 1ccr clean up d:iy in Madueno and four other Shali· egy. will focu> on two major nreas:
June -the ne") comes as "el· mar residcnls made a prc~nt.Won · rental rcbabiluation and code en·
come relief before Lhc council -sumc. Vi Cor~cment. RehabilittHion · will
"People <.:iy thu' pcopJc· on Spanish, M>me in English -t:ilk· offer funding alternatives to land·
Sh:.hmJr Ome don't take ride in ina_ about roblerns wi ll _cocit;..._JQ.csi~~y make 11c~~ im·-~ M.~ ,. ttr·--ro • "'r.frs-,-cr:Jtttng p?lftrt 'and provemenrs to-tncir "propenics iii
t<.fJ~ue"o. one )poke)v.oman for broil.en crarport covers. the sc,en target areas. Code en·
\he 2.500 rcsac.Jcnts throughout the ''We tiy to all the owners and forcement v. ill give landlords
c~ty "ho ha\e met since March 3t it okef 1-2 v.eeks for them to· re-about 1wO!and-holf months to
St Joachim's pamh to d1m1~s the spond to o request," s3id Fran· comply with city codes. Failure to
problems or drugs; gJngs and graf • cisco Moreno in Spanish, as trans-comply could result in prosecution
fi1i in their ncigt\borhoo<ls. "But if lated by Madueno. by the District Attorney's office
.AROlflJ TOWN
Today Wednesday, ~ug. 18 Friday, Se pt. 10
Career planning -An O fficers Wives League Fall Fashions -A special
rtrQd Ol'f stfIW'\31 fvr people -TJ:ie Or~nge Coonty Officers shoWlng of the Cll\in t\letn foll .
\\ho ".lnt to0ch,10~ their c~rttr\ Wi\es leagut' will meet at noon collection of men's and womt'n's
or cl.lr•I)' their life purptne 0t .11 the Costa t.1esJ Country Club, iastuons \\lll be held at 11 a m
direction \\ill bt' held from 3 30 1701 Coif Cbu~ Dr .. Costa at the Four St'Jsons Hotel 1n
to 5 p .m . .:it McCue ~iJles, .~)Tht' event will indude a NE!\\port Beach ""SponSO<ed by
4570 Campu!> Orn.e 't'\\port ~~th·onC~'~t ·ptbyazaBooForchr vmaoyreor Frtends ot the Orange Co.lSt Beach The ftt is S 15. for mo<e ;/l4JU ..,... ln1erfo1th Shelter, the fashion informJt1on. call 979· 1000. 1nformatt0n. call Charlotte Wal!l.er
at 549-2028 show and luncheon wall benefit
"f ~edn esday, Aug. 4 homeless fam1l1es. Tickets are Roxbury South. -Ct'nter SS-0. for mort' informatJOn.
·Speak Up Newport -soo. a Pt'rforming Arts ·centt'r
he ~nnnt9 group, will hold its c.-ill Linda Lyle .:it 759-0332 Sf~Jil. Up r-.l"' .. P'>fl ln\il~ 1 t'r'"'' °' Sharon McKinnon Jt
pub'k. 10 JO•n them <it their monthfy soci.tl ~ur for members
hi 6 15 .. nd gun.1•• 't Roxburv Sou· ... , 2 673-40 16. mont " ~ting. Jt : p.m .u .. ~ • . , m
The Villa ·o,J R~01urant, 3131 Hutton Centre. AdmtSSion i> free Saturday, Sept. 11
West Co.ut H~Y), Ne\ .. port to Center 500 members and SS
~adl. l0t guest> and prospect1v~ Music Festival -The
h d A members. For further · First Annual Balboa Peninsula T urs ay, ug. 12 .nformatlOfl, call 556--2121. Arts & Music festival will be
1lnd possible jail time. But city. of-
ficials uy they hope problems will
be faxed before criminal 3ction is
t:ikcn.
The outpouring of support from
residents in the affected area.s
made an impression the council
1tult residents would olso work
h:ird to help clean up the neigh·
borhoods.
"The people there have worked
~cry, very hard and put 1ogc1hcr
the prescn1ation themsch cs," snid
Councilman Joe Eric!l.)(Jn. "The
fact th;it 'they dad it. I hope 1h;it
encour:isc~ them to be more an·
\Olved in the city;''
Dennis O'Neil selected to head
Newport Harbor Are ~ Ch amber
NEWPORT BEACH -Denni!> O'Neil, a former ci1~ attornc)
here and longtime community le;ider, ha!> been \elected ch:iirm.rn
or the Newport Harbor AreJ Ch.amber of Commerce. )J1d
Richard Luehrs, chamber president. •
O'Neil, a partner w11h the Irvine I.a" firm of Petit) 1 C)tc:r Ktu>e
:ind Krinksy, rep13CC) Prudential reJI e'>talc c\cc.:..utl\e \1J.\lnt'
Montgomef). who steppc:d do"n Crom the ~h:rnrnJO\h1p after :i
month because of a job prllmo11011
O'Neil was lhe Newport Oc.ach ell~ atlllmc~ lrom 1~71 to 1~79
He then went an10 pmn1e prac.:..11ce ')ixc1:1 hL111g 1n mun1c1pJI la~
with Pellis Tc 1cr Kru !>c and Knml\
"l believe I bring a unique pcr!>picll\C lo lhe po)i11on 0 'ell
said. "The chaUengc ol 1hc 9<h ~•II be to d.:,d~lp .a lo er ""'t.1l1ng .
rehuionship wtlh government ~nd thC' bU\tnC~» ommunil~ ·•
-n .. Ton) Dodt:ru ) The new program has .a 101al ud~·dt Sf70;00&.:-;i·"Aai60iniutnilJ~$01,cYi~::;;.L.=:~~~~~-=-------:---...__--.;. __ ....._ __ ___.
or the b udget, slated for co<.le en·
forccment, will be funded by a
fcder:>I block grant funds. The re·
maining $220,000 will come from
loc;il Redevelopment Agency Af·
ford:ible Housing Funds.
ClarificatioQ
In a July 31 obituary for
longtime Corona del Mar
res1Cfent James O 'Neal
Weddle, The Daily Pilot .
failed to list all of the family
SU,.,.i\Ors.
Mr. Weddle, \\-hO died
July 30, is survived b) his
wife, Gl0tia, and four
children, Jim of Rancho
5.lnte Fe, David of MJhbu,
Jeannie Burton of
Bakersfield and T raccy
Wanland of Sacramento.
SERVING ·LUNCH
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-Car jackings..~ Mo~a~_Au~ 23 st.aged on the grassy area at the
Imports Jaguar and Range Rover foot ol the Balboa Pier from 10
will be ho>1.1ng an information C Classes -The a.~~!"·.::.·..:F..=°';:...:.i=e=-------1i-. DAILY 11:30~3'1~-------
..... ~iw;i..i.1ftcl'I""• ff1nt-icr"l'0tX'l1rn1um11rricttn1or,,_,...,,~~ 1rttt11r1 ttth~e--:~r-:~~\~ ~:7'1.-yv.IQ\O\...r~W1:-::m.,,..·---,nformat1on, 644· 3151.
Nt"\\f>O't Beach Police on car be conducting Americ.an heart
1ack n~ The 11 a.m. meeting is Association CPR cl.mes -the ~nd your items to Around
open to~ public. To m.lke first today at 7 p.m. for Town edit0t, The D~ly Pilot
rt>Serv.1tion, cont.let ShJrron r~ralion informal.Ion, contKt 330 W. ~y Sl., Cost. Mt>s~
Hammer at 722-4035. the YMCA at 642-9990. 92611.
DINNER NIGHTLY
5PM-10AM
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• WM:ced. 'TltiJ men oompkte ' •~ c..I ... OK. 4, ~ e:Ueodar """ ck CU'lt HofpiUI ssl OJ> <11 :~ 17.....,. of eec6 fltOIJlb itJ rhe Mauiou. · US2 ~, c:Ouplt. ""°
,.,.... ~ H 1f'C' Juve an ~cnr. 57.a.noe
,.,.. lfN dultfC of inlotmation • ""'"~ ''" ..... Dec. for Blattlloot dit«f inquirks to CHOC MdhH C.C.-Guild• Mlikwt &nj~min Epstein, c/o BJ.ackBoot, M.UliOtt. f'hoM SU:
8675
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'"""" (JIU"'.uTs.4 l.l!tioa. ~G4S·
1 -IMl: ~ "-•-Cw•"'· • ~ Yl'ir'• h•. Occ. l1 •. rrienck -r "~ -• -•:r Clm;i\~ ol ldin ~ flf11Cfl ~I ST, bbitk IJ,it. BT-opt.. black lie Cot A!Lhcimtr'f OW• d.ntwf cWnc(
opdouL PP• ptt ~rsoo. TBA. to Hyatt·~· long Be.ach. S1 00 p be •rn,..ed. -Cont.ict Cl1nor fr•nc~hin1, U 1
August
.,..,...,.., Cot IM C~e Oali
o~ rroj«t •ilh ~ Saty>t.illaw, ~ S • I P.m• AIDS ~.c:es Foundation puform,nce .ll OC ~AIU Cena.er, Col&a ~. ,nc:s
tuppet. S!oo pp Phor1e 2 S l-lS .n
• ~t All~, c.w. ""'~ ' .IC 6 ·30 pm , Cytt.c FiU<U fou~ dinner
• ~ Md ~ • NtowpQ11-ka1t
M.AtrlCAi At1o11 ST ~nn.n $125 pp
~·:na.tl9l
• Lo"t Affair rro/Ant Tenni t
Tounamtnl ~ 7, noon·S p.in,
Cy\llC F1b<CAt, foundilion ~ ~ ~~ M.ittooa lu~. S2S pp. Phone
9)9-1393 '
• Y.ln un Cooli. Augi.nt 7, Coldtn West
Collece 'nd 1(0C£ ·T'r cooking
demoMtt.ilioo by M.lttJn Y.ll'I ·Jnd hon
d'Clt'u1o1rH at Crun rnedtnce, Sant.a ~
~gNs \SO pp PhoM &9S·S623
• Summer f K">Y August a •I a " m •
S.n Clemente Chamber of Com~rce SK
run/~1 .Je/,,....,11,, '-lls.J ch.31~ngt'. strttt
~'""'· mui.ic, c1>0ttSU, luddl4! ridel on
Awnt<W Del MJit frtt .dmlUIOll Cont.lei
Sue ~lu.c, 492·113\
•Sunset P.adiso, A../}.Jst 1" '' 6 p.m ,
foundt'f\ f'1us <>I OC Performing NU
Cent«-r pupus and d•nner •t Smith
r~nce. lr..1oe Co ... 1 Atwe: troptUI
cockt.aol 8)'' '""''~'""' only Coni..ct l•n l.lnd~rom. &40 "707
•l ob H ope/Or. Ho wud Houu
Ctf«ob11ly Cotr Tourn,menl, Al.igust 16 .11
noon, Ht>lht' hr ln>l•rule at 5.lnt.i AN
Country Club S2SQ...pp Phone SS7·S tOO
The beautiful Pelican Hill Coif Club in Newport Beach will be site of Opera Pacific's Business P;irtner-
ship Golf Tournament, which tees up at 9 a.m. Aug. 30. For details, call Mary Naman at 546-7372.
•A.muon Ad~tnlure, >.ugu>r 21 al t :JO • Bffch Volle-yb.:ill bhib1hon, ~IJ(. 11.
pm . ~ntA IVY Zoo '' Pmu1a . P.uL 11 a m ·5 P m. N~JXl'l Sufeu. .at Oet.lil\ TBA Nt1m.in M4rCul courty.Hd, N~"J>O<'
-Cenuer fJi.hion li>l.ind Cont.Kt Su:s.e
•Queen ~~ry "Hu&t'' Dinner _D~e f>tummet. 7lh2022
•Sunday supper u The Ritz, Oct 17 .>l-November
S"it> l' rrr: VC-ll\'ine OioilJ • uncc·r • Ctlebt1ty Coif Touin.>ment N1~ 1.
Centef .it Rill Reu.iur.int, "ev.po« B~.>ch. flofl:nct C11llCNon Set\ ~_Gr.dot
__,_ --~=T.""ltr;:t==<"~;;==~=..:::::::;s::;;~ITJrv <Tt ~nu "An.:i COOntry Cub mun1tr~ '" lr:ir 'J J m • Phone lillO 6!00
IU<qu.1 C ... b ~ SJ:!.ll6•s
• Cindy C.int lill l'A.'c: -4 M~t.in<r
lc;i~ 11.<"""piot1·''.t~ Jun1of Au•ilu"
dmr ""' d.itk.l \\uh C'krh 111<.I I ht-
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January 1994
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February 1994
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M.1rnott Phone SJl-8675
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Phone 661 -7117. r oekrn, 856 5000
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p m Nfo\vpo<t ~.if~r .it Coton.. dd M.at
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' 644 7510 •A Chlly Tennis ,..81)11, Augu~ 28 ~t 6
• u Dole~ Vit11, Augu~ 22. 6·10 pm , C)'\loc f 1br~s I ound.11100 c.t\lno •nd
d.tnc1ng under the ~.ll'l •l Antonello
RislorJnte, South Co.I~ Pl.u•. Cosa Mesa
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• lusineu '"lntrthi p Coif Tourn,mtrnl. Au~ lO ,t 9 a m , Opera • Ntim•n M.1rcus Charily Sa~. ~pc
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lunch •nd posa.tourna~I ha~ NlllC)' Stetn. 645·6929.
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9 , m, Awl o( Proft.">'ion.il £nerg'f. Isl.and Cont.let lim de Boom. 548-"9'42.
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St2S pp Cont.Kl Robert Cu~vson. ft'.Json and M>C1Jf '4!.l>OO Opt'rter at Pl.lU
6"6·6929 T~cr and Wl'Sl1n South COol~ Pl.u.a,
b COSl.l Mes.J Bl Contact Al.an Frt.'t'!Nn, Septem er 951 2602. ext nl
• a.arbecut •I Tht B°"'trs. Sept -4 .lt 1 • Cltctrk 80.ll R.illy, Sept 18, As~)t.Jnce
p.m , 0C Aid' W.ill .lt ao.....er\ M1J1oeum, lc.igue ol Ne.vpott ,_,~ at Balbo.> Stly
SJnu Ana SlOO pp Contact }udy fllK>f Club, Nrwport ~ach. Phone 6.45 6929
Runel1, ~.., 9229 • Fella dell.i Vtndemml.1, ~pt 26;
8 40lh Anniven11ry Season Kickoff Sept l 1 30 " m 3 30 p m . PC'<l1atr1C Dnccr
8. ' 7 pm , 0C Ph1lh.umon1C Society R~.;arrh f01Jr1'fJl>0n buffN, lt.-h.in mu~
wbsc11bt-o .and donor\ 11 W~lin South .and d.incing. gt<lpt'·~omping .it Prego
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SS) Hl2. pp . .i doi·r Phone 512 8691.
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Council n.autic.il·t~mtd d•Mt'f ..i ,lohn •Newport Buch Cone.ours d'Eltg,lnct,
Oom1nts, Newp<>ft 8t.ich Sl2S pp Oct ), lO .i m 4 pm ATS('. ~w
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6 JO pm, Byron Scou CNllcnse fol' • Homl' Tour ind C1fl h irl', Oct ts,
Ch11dr<'n dmne;-.tnd silent auction .c 10 .i m 9 pm . CHOC l11tlest Angel
Newport 8~ach M.lmott S 150 pp. Phone Guild in Yorb.i l1n<l.l n.ia ~1m t I ins
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• 81lboa renlniu~ · Aftt and . ~"' • Bentlil. Ck I 16, 6 p m • 1 • m., St fesflv.11. ~. 11. 10, "'·"" p .m., Ory of ~ph H<»pit.11 rouncJ,,tK>l'I dinner d.\ncit
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• HOO\e Tour .lnd lovtiqu~. Dec J,
CHUC J.xl.; t11nd Jiff Gu11dn at Tuwon ti.ti\
PERHAPS. YOUR DAYS WOULD BE EASIER IF
YOUR NIGHTS WEREN'T SO BACK.BREAKING.
• Unlikt hard beds, a Du~ bed helps vour lnck suy in a
raturll posiuoo. So you sleep mort comfortably uid ..Uc up
f ttling more refreshed ind revnaJ1zcd Come m, he down m a
Du.-~-You have to slttp 1l to beLeve 11
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~AY,.AUGUST 4th, 1993
Come join us •t our rc~ar monthly
. General Membership Meetiqa
Re~ents at S~ • Program bqins at 6:1SPM
ouESTs WELCOME
Alfua Culhare
,. w~ .... .,.. .............. ben In Ncospwt Bart>ortl .
M part Or the Ptldfic Filhericli ~t Prosrun. \h9
Ba.lboa ~Club t&kA c:aro ot a wtute eca ~pow ou.t
f•dllty IOcated in our tNiy. Jay Aoocrtoo ol the Belboe Anti• .. C111b Will pn:Mdci an inrormatlvo afido pre ntacion o.n cho ~uc
of U-it .ai.tcy to OW' ~nt.
Doft't au.. lhirl ~tr; c find out how u..y oornblne
tcch.nolo&Y and Mturc to help ptelCIW thil lm:pain&nt
undcrwaCCT fCIOW'Ce, --------nm VD.LA NOVA RESTAURANT
3131 W. C-11'4'J .. Ncwpor1 .._.
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August 4 1993
S.OCIEIY-~· --
~IE'TY EDITOR. B. W. COOK. 642-021
Royal VllCing · cruises into Westin South Coast Plaza
~here was 1 time. not Jong passenger. To th.is end. the liftc .I:.~ ago, when higtt society and produced a travel video, '1lle
the high seas were one in World of Roynl Viking,'' whictt the 'amc. Travel on nn ocenn 1 liner meant trunu of fine was a year in the making. The
clothing packed for daytime and production is a tour de forct
Society
Editor
• evening events effort by noted travel writer and
dominating the photo journalist Har\.ey Uoyd.
voyagers · "We journeyed over one
itinerary from hundred thousand miles to
dawn to dusk, create a tribute to the wonders
port to port. • of the planet and to its many Mass marketing 1 d 1 of cruise travel pcop es an cu tures to
in the scvcnues demonstrate th:u luxury travel
channed most of and adventure is the spice of
that fo r most of life, .. he s:iid.
the lines. Following the presentntion,
One excertion Royal Viking staff, headed by
is the Roya director of S3les Tasso Rummell,
Viking. , .mingled with the 600 friends of
The: upscale the line from the Newport-Mesa
crua e line, in an community. effort to. compete in the luxury
market, launched a fou rteen-city Spotfed in the crowd in their
tour 10 say hello 10 old friends very fi!'est nautical attire were
and mai..c some new ones along Glenda and Woodie lewis, Janet
the "av. Co ta Mesa w.is one of and Ray Snyder, Nancy.and
the firit stop , Roge~ DeYoung, ond Lido's own
Taking over the \\'c~ttn South Helen Co(fey. .
Coast Pl.iza bjllroom. Royal Coffey s hared· some time with
Viking St.ltf 1m1tcd her·very busy and succcssfUI son N~port-Mc~ p.is!lengc~ to D c rr d" f cocktails. The S R.O affair uncan o ey, ire~tor o
accounts for the hnc in the Los resemt>leJ a pre-cruise party on
ooanl ~Ip. H undrcd!I or locals. Angcfcs"3TC3.-Sf\aring
dressed in cmp "hate~ and nJ\')' responsibility "ith Debbie
blue blJZcrs •. appcJ 'od.ta1ls Cooke, Coffey circul~tcd the
and c>.chjngcJ talcs of their lasi pany tending to the questions
athenturc~ JI \CJ Spencer and needs of "passcnger5"
Frazier. prc~1Jcn1 of the lane, Laurie Veitch. Marilyn Anthony,
commc~1c~. · Our clients ~e Ma~ and Paul ffmqurst, Md
soph1.s11cah.:d \\orld tra .. elcrs "ho local designer Steve Allen. Aho
\ICW trJ\d a p:.trt of tbctr . =-.... _ ,,,. ... A h n -1"--~ B PS::i~~~. Fr-, .~Ancy npe~ ~~a~' e .IH ~ :ty
pro"adc thc~c kind of programs... Oub s hard working social .
· The pwgram Frazier ·refers to director Linda Essig and the
h an ongoing cflon to maintain charming Barbara and Clyde
a rclJt1orh,h1p "1.th .!he McDermott.
H ow to s ubmit
you r wedding news
T~ D.a1ly Ptlot wekom~ the ch.lnce to share th~ new~ 01
)our c !;J!)e111cnt or wl.-dd1ng with our readers. /
Pick up l·ng.tsement or \\eddmg forms in our loboy at 330
\\'~ Bay ~trt:ct C~J M~ or send a self-addressed stamped
envelope to the \\l-ddmg Dcp.lrtment, Daily Pilot, P.O Box
I 580, Ccxta • 92626.
Photos oi the couple or of the bride only may be submitted
with 1he 1in1shcd iorm. Blad. and white photos re,oduce
tx~. but )OU mav submit ~rply focused color tos for
.1ppr0\'.ll. \\'rill' ~our name on the back or the p oto. .
Enga e1m"•nu and wedd1nss are published on a SPJCe·avaalJble
ba)is. For more 1nformJtion, call &42-4321 , e'<t. 350.
Bad Puppy?·
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And we koow you know ... #Drms Monef~ (
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•Cana C.clld ·~bsiu 1979'
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(714 835-8538
Many of the guests _
..:ummentcd th.it their fa,orite
p.trl of the gathering was Lite
chance to VBfl'l~oodl'raef!d~
from the line such as Joseph
Matt. hutcl director aboard the
Roy-jl \'1ki ng Queen. David
StC\\.lrtJso n. manager of
It's All at the Pottery Shack!
ex all the W3'/S yocrcan express love, one ~the most caMJ and thougttul inw~ the planning of
flftraVmnelery arranaemeols before the ooed arises. Thars exadly why Harbor. Lawn has aeated the ~ d
Household" progrwn, allowing the Held ol ~Id one (1) FREE SPACE when you ervou in out ~ore ne.:l1
p:otedion plan. The rree Space" is II HQ COST 0. ~ ~ t.-n twy>. A S70 00 on& tine
enoowmen1 cate tee is recJJired t'l slale llw. ~ oler is YlkJed al Sl .200 00 plus S70.00 ~ tale. Ifs
wi usy way to ~e complete u.11 lfTll~ so yow '-'lily wool hlY! lo milll 111 h difticul .
deci.sions aner the tact.
Wh y burden your family?
A wise person prepares in IMra. fltlr» n m.ty mmes IO lhl P8f$on Who his ma lho~tfuf
p1ovisions ror the hfyte of tarnify Ind aid ones. . .
Harbor Lawn-Mount Olive
•
The upscale cruise
line Royal \!ill.ing
recently docked al
the Westin South
.Coast Plaza
ballroom, where
staff members
in\iited
Newport-M
passengers to
cocktails and fun
in a pre<ruise
party atmosP.here.
Among those
taking part "'ere,
from left, Spencer
Frazier, president .
of the line, Norma
Barnes and
Duncan Coffey,
director of
~ccounts for the
line in the Los
Angeles. area.
hi. board pr.~ram~ Laura ~.~· · ~idet'.s·m·an-5-01lhc .. P::,:-~~-e~~
Abernathy. Jim Dl>ney, 1\-Utk her C\tendcd f.1mih A .. the'
....... .......... . ............ ~··
an hor. w ~~nger -.ere
forced to "emure home 1n
.Jutomobile!). no doubt :rnxiou~
to cJll thcar trJ\et agents and
boo~ their ne>.t ad .. enturcs.
The Royal \'1!..1ng roJd sho\\
~J!) off 10 th ne>.t port·
Atl.:lnta
Fl~ger. Sig~e Bj~rndal. and the .LU'>bed to gtl!f.!LJtl!; \\.llh .bu~~ \ery b\!aut1 fuT an(] "arm·hcartcd ,. .
I h l "-~· .I th \' k :ind l..t!)SCS. II \\..LS ob\IOU!) the\ soc1a os cs!> auuaru c 1 ·rn~ ·
Sun. Carol Klein. ~ f cit the same '' :l)
Klein hJs enJO}eJ :i long As the evening Ciimc to J
r~lauonship with the lane and do!>e, the hotel \\..L!> un..lblc 1u lift
RUFFELL'S
UPHOLSTERY INC.
HARD TIM ? UNEMPLOYED?
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tm -all.. CtsTI •SA-SU-I IS&
Tuesday
'August 3, 1993
Fullerton • 6:00 pm
W. tern Su• Uruveaty College of Law will
host an u\lonn.atJOn MU\U\lr m yow ara
Your questions will be ~ft'ed regarding
• Law School Reqwrements-
when • how to apply
• Finana.al Assistanc.
• lrvlM and Fullerton Campu~
• Career Planning and Plattment
• Schol.t rshtps
• The-bw School Adm1ss1on Test (l.SAn
A quebOn and ,answer penod w 1U foDow tN
semln&J'
ting lS lurutied and ret>rVabCIOS ar. on a
first<OnW, fust-served ~15
To ~Wr, cAll Fullftton at 714/738.-1000 or
hv1:M at 7141'1S3-9100 md ask
for an Adnu.sooN Co\S\MJof
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WESTERN STATE
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COLLEGE or LAW
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Healy said a trust fund has been
established and the company do-
nated $10,000 in the name of De
Santi go. the father of five chit-
~ The moocy will be used lo a-. De Santiaao's two d:iugbten
~ 11 and 1• go to coUege, she
One o( bis dreams was for his
two dauJhters to :mend -college in
the states," Healy said.
Additionally, the restaurant wiU
p.iy all expenses of De Santiago's
funt'ral and fly four of his children
from Mexico to attend the se r-
vices, Henly )llid.
. ' 10 make sure 1he pcopte•s income ~u:eam i,s protected; said Run
Bendel, executive vice president of
El Torito Restaurants. ''for most
of these people. this is their liveli-
hood... • The five injured workers and ·
those in the building at the time of
the accidenl will re&cive free coun·
scling and therapy services. Tho>e
injured will ge t one month off of
work if needed and other employ·
ees will recci\e a week's pay. All
will be relocated to other rcst:iu·
rants within :i 10 to 12 mile rad1u)
of Fa>hion hi.ind
Meanwhile , as construction M.w WrlAl)Olir Nii
workers cleaned up tbe debris. . . ( h l crowds of people gathered on De~ohh~n wo;ker Hank Tuder walks through the rubble o t e E
sidew:ilk.s while cars stopped in'' Torito Grill as cleanup began Monday. .
the middle of Newport Cenler
Drive to ga"k at the damage. Oow~rs lay on a red brick walkw:ly.
Bendel and He:ily said most or
the $600,000 worth of damage
took place in the storage area. "We're doing e\'erything we c.in
At the front door of the restau-
rant, which was cordoned off by
yellow tape, a small bouquet or
PAMPHlETS
From 1 . .
"The people who complain most loudly about
my objections seem to ~e th~mo.st.l9illing_to -
abdicate their own parental re sponsibili.ty ~n Cavor
of private organizations who have an ~genCla to
advance or public institutions," Hedges said.
Planned Parenthood public affairs Director ,
Barbara Jackson said th~n-·age volunteers do
not allow )Oung children to take the pamphlets.
"Generally. they're told that they should be
diM:U)Sing issues with tecn·agers 14 and above,"
J c.k.son said. "Jf they're undeT W, theY-'U~:them ~
lo bring their parents over wilh them."
Goldstein, a Corona del Mar High School
gradu:ne, said she endorses the Wea-of young
people talking to young people about AIDS, birth
cohtrol and sexually uansmjncd-dtseases:"'5hc-: -·
believes more than half of her peer~ in high school
were sexually active :rnd unwilling to go to their
parents for informalion.
"Just talking to some of my own friends -they
were completely clueless," said Goldstein, whose
Cather is a Newport Beach obstetrician. "Th~y
probably don't talk to their p:irents about ii, )() it's
1mportan1 for us to be out here talking to them
. about it."
leaving the rcstaurunt and bar
mostly unscathed. Bendel s:iid it
should take four to si'< "eeks be-
fore the restaurant will reopen.
KIDNAP .... -_ _.,,,,_ ... c: ...c.
From 1
Newpon lleacb cJly jail :rnd ::ip-
pearcJ in a Los Angeles federal
court Monday afternoon where he
WM charged "ith e).\Orlion and
held without bail. pending a bail
review hearing on Thu~day.
There were reports of three
people who may be invlllveJ in the
July 26 l..idn:>pping of Ms. \Vynn at
gunpoini from her Las Veg:u
home:. A federal affida,it states
that she 't\as lidn:ippcd by ~·o
men. and authoritic~ S!l) other :n·
re~t s :ue expected.
If you Ulce Pi=a -Call the Other Guya
, If You IAn?e Pi=a -Call c.~.la)
Funding
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taka and buildin& upon our suc-ccaa. !'en t'Oftf.cicnt that IQ&Cthcr
.., will ro.&cr the kind ol work en·
vin>nment which cocourlfC,5 •n
and COlbltuctive diak>t'Uc and is·
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pnization and our community and
a dimlte where eve~ has an
eqiaal opP.>rtunily w pursue their
personal and pro(cs.sk>nol pis. I
promise the comm~nity nolhif\I
less!'
-Afterward, those-who tistcned'tO '
McOoncU's 'f)C«h had no1hin1
but pratsc for the new chief.
"He's just the type oC perM>n \\e
need," Jacobs s:a1d~ "I Chink he'll
min well." .
Sgt. Mike McOonouiJl suiJ 1he
new chief h;ls a big job ahead oC
him, I
"He's got a lot or changes lo
innkc and I'm .hopina he . doe .•
great job," McOonou1h said ... Ev-
erything I've heard about him has
been posith-e.'•
City Councilwoman faetyrrthrt
also complimented Jiicob for the
job he has done. She said she is
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~ ple11td IUl Md>oH • beadiat .., the pollcs depart ..... . .
"' l'lt be rouowiftc b& leadcnb 1t,W #1111 mi bncml, .. 'lllld ttan
who. aloftl with Couocllinan Ptu
SaMOne and John Coit. were 1
only council members to auc
the swc11ing-in cerenM)Q)'. •
8d«>re t:tkin& 'he job iA Wood
l:and, McOoncll held tbc poiiil' or divi>ion commander it the ~
Ocrncnte Police Depanmc1u. 01
'.craeant in Corte M•n ~
an omccr in the town or Mountnin
View.
He has a bachetor·s de~
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amduated cum laude in 1980.
Amona those who auendcd Mc·
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were ' H~ntington Beach Police
Chief Ron Lowcnbcrg. La1un
Beach Chief N(il Purtt" and f rc·
mont Chief Craig Steckler, for·
merJy o( ~ Oemenrc. Also.
members of the San Oemente vol·
untccr senior rcscne patrol :>l-
tcndcd the ceremony.
McDoneU is credited wit~ tart-
ing that program in S3n Oemcnte.
\\here senior citizens are used a
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CdM'S Glasgow , in
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~ She fires 77 to stay within
five shots of the top spot
at U.S. Gir1s Junior golf event
COSTA MESA -Corona dcl Mar's
Jenny Glasgow fired a 77 at Mesa Verde
Coun1ry Oub Monday to remain in con-
lcntion after the fim round of the 45tb
Unilcd States Girls' Junior Golf Cham-
pionship.
Gia gow. 16, pla)ed the front nine in
39 and finished v.itb 38 to trail co-
leaders Christie Kerr of Miami and Skyli
Yamada of Sandy, Utah, v.ho each shot n . Glasgow bas a noon i&e-orf time
today.
The n w;is &ood for an even-par
. score as the Mesa Verde course has
been increucd Crom what is ~ually a
pa,...J layout. The extra stroke comes on
No. 10, which was changed for the tour·
nament from a long par-4 to a short par
5-.(iWO yard$). . . ---•
0( the 156 pla)ers '\lrhO entered lhe
tournament, }7 arc from CJlifornia.
The top Soulhcrn California score was
po>lcd by Moo1ebcUo's N:ualie Wong.
v.-ho v.a.s lv.o stroke~ back at 74 •.
bcr, slipped to an SS. Harms was sched·
uled to tee orf Cor the second round at
8:30 thi.s morning. ·
The defending ch:ampion, 17-year-old
Fumi J:imie Koizumi of Kailua-Korfa,
Hawaii, .is well within striking distance
after shooting a 74. She is attempting to
become the fir:.t double winner of the
U.S. Girls' Junior since Nancy Lopez ac·
complishcd it in 1972 and '74. -
Tied for third place at 73 were Jo Jo
Robcrtwn of Roswell, N.M.; Heather
Grarf o( Kennewick, W:ish .• and Kathyrn
Cusack of Jacksonville, Fla:
. , Other Orange County 'pla)Crs :ind
their scores included: Coto de Caza's
Kellee Booth, 76; Santa Ana':. Alicia Al-
lison, 79; Coto de Owl's Candida Kim,
80. and Buena Park's J:ine Parl . 87, and
Susie Park. 92.
After tod:i) 's fin:il d:iy of qualif)ing,.
the field will be sliced to 64 pl::iyers, with
match play due to begin on Wednesday. ·
· The round of 16 and quarterfinals arc
Thursda).v:ith the semifinal) schcduled1
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for Frida}' "'hen the four rcm.11ning garb
will play 18 holes. The 18-hole finJj is
Saturday.
Trabuco H alls H1gh's IS·ycar-old
Brandi Harms. v.ho grew· up playin1 at
Mesa Verde v.here her father as a mcm·
Considered the rounuy's l'ho5l pre ri-
giou golf tournament for girl) under 18
)cars or age. this as 1he fir.t United
States Golf AsSOl.71at1on ( USGA) C\Cnt
in Southern C:ilifornaa since 197$.
-~Nae
After shooting a first-round 77, Corona del Mar's Jenny Glasgow walks off course accom~ied by her father Gary. . ' -
Dukes' Patton views week
on · before start of playons
as · godsend. "for his team
._ Newport Beach: will be idle
until Saturday's. TeamTennis
divisional final in Atlanta.
By Dem s &osttmous, S;ioru Wr1M
L e'~ than 24
houo after
hi) dream of
co:iching the fir:.t
World TeamTcnni
squad to n un·
beaten regul<ir :.c:i-Q
son h;id 'ani:.hed.
Newport Beach
Oul cs Coach Greg
Patton attempted to be phalosophacal.
•
0 We tried 10 "'rite our n:unes in the .,-~--books, but I guC:SS-We JUSl ran
out of ink," he ~id uftcr the Dukes h:id
seen their 13-0 recor~ tum to 13·1 'by
The Kan)4b-cily Explorers,-i9-16
Now, the Dukes ore faced with a full
week's la)'Off before: playin& their fint
m:atch m the pla)offs o n Saturday in At·
l:mta. Patton ts gratdul for the break.
"Thanl God "e'vc &<>t some time
off," he 53id. "We were so bc1t. I don't
want to make excuses, but the sche,dule
did us 1n. After playina (ind winnina) in
Wichll:a on Friday, we drove to Kansas ..
Cit) :ind d11Jn 't :irm c: \Jn11I :>round .i
a.m.
''And they {the L\plorcr ) v.crc: ~
1 pumped up 1 he (Jn) \\ere ch;int1ng Jnd
the pla)~~ "'ere re: .ill) into the match.
And :u 1hc tame, the) "'ere tr') ing to
l.;eep .. their o"n dl\1)1on utlc hopes
&h\C.
"\\'e \\Crc c\tra mOll\Jlcd," admitted
~ns.:i Cat) pl.iyer Ken Fl:ich. ''After
(m) 1.ubp.u pcrform.ln1..c: )I .1~1 n1~lu l
felt 1 needed to \lndaca\e m)~elf ··
Fl..ich v.as \ICttmous in all three of ha'
sch. as Kan'a Caty took four of 11\C
from the Dul.es to prc,:i1I
"They came out and plJ~cd ml\cd
double:.. our trongc t ~u1l, lar,t. · )JIJ
Patto n "And v.hon lhc" ~at lb b·~. I
lm:"' v.c \\-Crc m 11oubk'."
On Sund:iv, the AtlJnta Thunder ~c 1 e Ea:.t"'"-5i,l)aon er n a\li:iy kom
Knnsas Cily. Needing 25 points llnd n
vic1ory O\cr the Lo Anselc Stnngs to
v.an a potential t1~realer v.ath Kan)~
City. All3nta .,.,on ils m:itch on Sunday,
26-17. .
Atl:inta and Ka~ City each fin~hcd
9-5, but the Thunder e:irned the first·
round b}e in the playoffs becausc of
tot:il games. Knnsas City ho is ~ ichata
· toniafit for the nght to foce Atlanta in
the East Divi ion final 1h~ Frid:a).
As West Oa~~on regular·sc~n \\in·
..
Greg P .:ltlo n
ncrs, the Dulc) "ere unmed1atclv :.ccd·
cd into Saturday'll Wc)t Dl\1~1on finab
anJ ''ill face the suf\ l\Or o( tonasht'll d1·
'i iunal semifinal Phocnix-Sacrnmento
-ma~
P;uton is taling nothing for gr.1ntcJ
as the Dul.cs attempt to rcnch the \\Tr
champion hip match ror tnc :.ccond con·
sccutive )ear.
"Both P.bocniJc a nd Sit«nmcnto arc
dangerous tcnms," he noted.
About the prospects of a potcnti:U re·
m:itch agai~'t tuns:i.s Cil) m the wrr
ch.lmpionship on Sunday, Patton s:u~
"We have to \!l orry :ibout taking care of
our own bu inc~ (in the d1v1 ion final).
. See DUKES/I
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Costa Mesa's Dubach finishes
1 Oth at AMA · Motocross event
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SAN BERNARDINO -Costa Mesa's
Doug Dubach finished in 10th place out
of 40 competitors Sunday 10 round 8 uf ·
the American Motorcyclbt ~1at1on
National Motocross Senes, 125cc cl~.
The v.anner was Doug Henry of O\fos,J.
Conn., \\ho not onJy battled competitor:. •
but abo near-record temperatures for the
"an . A crO\\d estimated at 15,000 at·
tenlled the e'en1, "'hich w:is held at Glen
Helen Off HaghV::iy Vehicle Parl .
Dubach. ridan& for Team YamahJ,
mo,ed into 12th place 10 lhe O\erall 125cc
)t:mdin~ "ath 105 points He earned '.!'.!
poantS for .hi !>hov.ing on Sundl~
Henry hc:Jd off Team Suzul..i') hard·
charging Ezra Lu)k; of B:aanbradge. G:i to
tal c the \.\In. The HcJt took at) 1011 on
Henry. hov..e .. er •. as he colla~d follOWtng
the r<ice due to exhausuon brought on by
the extreme conditions.
H.cnr, required treatment by medical
pc™>nncl ~fore rcco,ering enough to
mounl the '•ctory platform and claim his
firsl place troph} \\1th the v.1n. Hen') is
an first pince 1n the point standing "1Lh
327.
E3rly race leader Jclf Emig of Haghlnnd
lost the lead to Henl) ;ind coulJ manage
no better than a fuunh-place fin1)h foJ.
lov.ang .t mad·ra e cra'h
I s,,enteen•)Car-olJ D.1mon HuHman o r
Saugus rude :i :.trong rJce to hn1<ih in
third pla ... e on n Suzul..1
K:i"a!>:>l1's Make LtR{lCCO of l:iPonc.
Ind v.:u 1he \Kll.>r an the: '.!.SOcc cfa
-B)' tbc D.,11) Pilol
CdM caps on unbeaten summer
._ Corona poloists go 5-0 tci win own 18-team tournament.
CORO A DEL MAR -The Coron:a dcl Mar ~quatics 15 under w~ter
polo team concluded-an unbeaten wmmcr campaign by aptunTIJ n> owrnourna·
ment :at the Marian Bergeson Aquatic Center on the CdM H igh C':lmpus last
-.eekend. · ·
CdM ddcated Villa Park in the championship aamc. 12-8. to cap off lhc sum-
mer season.
CdM s"ept through all fi~-c o( its pmc an the l -team compct111on
Tum mcm~rs included: Mich~el 81sc, John ciscy. Cameron Clasgow, Matt
Hadlc). Neil Hueston, Doug Jetton. Jeff March1orl:u11. Ad:un McFul.and. K~iit
Tucker and Bryan Ward
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Thou&h the Oukcs do not have
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"at least one small reward for fin-
ishi,. with the best record ia the
rC&ulaf ieason. ~'II be able lO
determine the order o( ICU before
the match bciint. •
Pauon said he plaM to have the
Dukes toke "it easy the next couple
of d ys, then hit the bait 3round ~.,... ___ casua y tOclay ancf nead or At·
lanta on Wednesday,
The Dukes finished in first
place in the final uno((icin.l mixed
doubles standings, wi1h Tr~r
Kronemann teaming with three
different female players at 79-49
(or a .617 percentage.
Newport's Zina Garrison-
Ji1ckson was firs1 in women's sin-
gles at 18-6 (.750).
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Southwestern YC's Wadlow
captures Gover•r's Cup
: ~...._cw, ... Tim Wadlow of the Southwest-
ern Y:icht Club in Snn Diego fin-
1~hed with a 9-2 overall record to
capture 1he 27th annual Gover·
nor's Cup.
. For more details on the race,
see John Drayton's boating col·
umn on Thursday.
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Mike Curtis, the 1lam dunk champ, displays form during slam du.nk contest (le(\) and game in Dislocated Slamanger Tournam~nL
The youlh regatta was held ore
Ualboa Pier. Dill Ward of the
D:ihi:i Corin1hi:in Yacht Club fin·
1shed ih a tie for second at 8·3
with t~o othc.r skippers.
•The results:
FHIAL ITANOtNOI ·
1. Tm Wdrw. ~ YC. 9-2: 2. (be)
Artttf zm. ~ Buch YC, 8-3; Bia W¥d,
8ahl.i CorhNan YC, '8-3; 811 Hat.. Sin Dltoo YC, 8-3; 5 Pdllf Wells. CallfonU YC, 7-4
Otherst 7. Jack liog111, Newport Hart>or YC, S·
6. I (lie) Josh Nichols. 8albol YC, 4; 7.
Just for run, Zizafigrichamorgor Victorious
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NBTC toul;'nament draws 218 teams
NEWPORT BEACH -This
\CJ r's "'Jewport Beach Tennis
• -Qub.'~ -iocmbcr-~ . urnamc~t.
fcu1urcd. n total . of 101 men's
teams, 50 women's teams and 65
mixed team).
The winners and finllits.. by
class, ~ere : .. , ..
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•OllDAY'a COUNTS
DAV~S LOCKER -S boats, 163 ~·
glers 1 ydowQI. 1 wtllte SU bus, 23 bONIG,
67 twracuda. 44 uloo bass. 178 und bW. 8
$CUlpln. 7 ~. t .naitJer-lpped perch. t .
blul pmfl. 275 mactcem
lllWPOAT LANDING -5 boats. 133
qlefs. 11 und baa, n cdco bus. 21 rode·
ftsh. 55 IC\llpln. 5 bonllo. 2 ~ 1 halbut.
&7 bamcud&. 2 yelowt3l, 93 ~ 11$1\. 21 !*It
perch, 115 mlCkefd
....,. Plenty of s~mmin' and jammin'
take place during 4-on-4 basketball
tournament held at Balearic Park.
F or the ninth straight )'e:ir, the Dislo·
cated S1amangcr 4-on-4 B~kctball
~ . Iournamenl was held in Co$ta Mesa,.
f.ca.turing te:amii primarily oonsis1ing of fa1an-
. cia High graduates.
· The winning team in-the tournament?
Ziuifigrichamorgor. ·
What docs the name meanl? No one. not
even the members of tire team, ha\'e a clue.
"It's a joke name," said John Uf')ini. tcnm
member and. along \liollkh brother Da1r1d, tour-
nament director. "We all got together and
that'~ what we decided upon.''
It '4as the 13th tournament to be held in
the nine-year history. In the fi~t few )Ca~.
more 1han one tournament was held. 3C·
cording to Ursini.
"It's made up of, I'd say, nbout 80 percent
old Estancia grads;· said Ursini, who once
coached varsity soccer ot E.stoncia. "A lot or
us played b.111 not only ot Estancia, but also
Orange Coal.I."
The. Zizafignchamorgor tenm consisted or.
Ursini, Guy Olguin, Drian Browning nnd Jdr
Ohland. They defeated the Shooting Masons,
11-6, in 1he tiile matchup.
l'hc Shootit"lg M:lSQ.ns' roster included Jim
B:ilding, Mike ~tcke, Da1re t,...eon:ird anti
Aaroo \Varner. _'
This )Car's field featured 12 teams 1n all,
broken initially into rour pools of three. As
the number of the teams ha'e incrc;ised O\er
the )'Cars, the tournament was mO\·cd to
·Balearic Purk where two (ijll courts with 8'h-
foot rim were n~ilnt>le.
"The lo9.er rim~ faciht :llc quite a b1t o(
dunl.ing," s:ud Ursini. "We have a lot uf fun
with the whole thing.."
Two tcam.s from each poof advanced into a
double-elimination final, with .the 01her four
not eliminated, but sent into the "Team
Dirt" finals.
Along with the actual tournament, a three·
point and ~lam dunk con'teit was also held.
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month. "" .,........ T•Mc.at nemed SSOO over ttanate bed. ~UMCI. JU9o ,.~_,, 1u\.117 frMh ..... bo9C."'" ,.... Bed cl9dft. No ••Tenner." ... utered C09ts. (904) 33S-02lil5 Our trrrific location ~. M4 4193 5WYU-~• _, 454 eng-120 hfe. 10
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7f4-753-6990 and ah9dsl Lo6t 9/24, source of leads. ~~:~ ~~~ :::: HO.F.-1'owr, 1'"Clr 702/3l4-Cl7 Veiga vie: Flower/lrv\ne In EMPLOYMENT • • Scanr,CllMtp pub.~
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Found tlhort hair. wntle/f••·-----tJngton Qead\l'F~ st.an~r new career (714) 474-9830 new Urea, $7,500: ~ CAT, vcty o1 penroNALS ta1n v.,._,.. Ne9d ,..~ 00 :.1 _.. • ...t .. _. .. 2 occaa1ona1----... 112N\'lt!llZ2 MO-~o Santa Ana,,..,. & t5th. ~ at>I• uanaportatlon. "'.,.,....... -:-:...&.. ...__.._ • ..... ..,1 ~.-&.;i •
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