HomeMy WebLinkAbout1994-02-07 - Orange Coast Pilot-··--..... LOCAL FLAVOR .•. So who
"'°"Id be credited (or blamed)
Cor lnspirinf Ollie Nonh'1 run
ror • U.S. Stnalc Kit in
Vir&inia?
None other than k>c:al
co'narenmen Olristophcr Co.it
and Dana Rohnbacher -the
rmt polidcians Nonh ever
campeiped for.'
Durina u "inlFrview with Ted
Koppel oa ABC's "Nl&hlli.,..
llilfte'I,1KC former Marine
Ucu1cnan1 colonel. who won
conservatives' he1ru,by lyi•J to
CoDpns In front of milhons or
television viewers. 11id he'd
l)C:Vtt 1houp1 about cn1crin1
politics.
HoweYer, tihilc 1tumpin1 for
CeUow Rcapn administration
alums Cm and RohrablC'her,
Nonh realized Conareu needed
more people who thou&ht like
1hosc: solons. and that planted
the Kcd for Nonh to run
himself, he told Koppel.
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S5 MIUJON QUESTION ...
The school board will be voting
Tuesday niaht on o list or
auidclincs to COYCrn the
spcndin1 of intcres1 income
from the Newport-Mesa
Unified School Districl's S.5
million Irvine Co, endowment
fund. The ~rd approved
spendina $32,000 of the in1ercst •
income on 'the district's
curriculum audit last Oc1e>Mr.
but some board membcn '8)'
they want to make sur'C the
rnoaey is not diverted from
ct.room priorities.
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s1c1mNGS ... It may no1
be Spaao'1, bu1 Wahoos Fish
TltCOI on Placentia Avenue is
provina to be pre1ty fertile
iround for Mar siJhtinp.
Mark McGwire -the home
• iliW.lial bucmaulLli"'-~l
oakland Alhfetia and the
rcma1nina hair or the Dash
Brothen -was lunchin1 1hcre
one recent afternoon wi1h a
couple or mcmbcr1 or the
Sca1tle Scahawks. McGwire's
brother Dan is a quartcrb:ick
with the Scatlle team.
A few days biter. it "'as
Oiuck Fink:y -lhe Angels
su1rtin1 pitcher -doing lunch
at Wahooi.
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WHEN IT RA.INS IT l'OURS
... Tonip1, 1he Calta Mesa
City Council is upcctci! to
approve a SJ0,000 e~nsc 10
fuc a kaky roor 11 the Mesa
Verde Ubt'try, which earlier
lbil month resuhcd in 1he
damaic of ICVCBI boob.
Library otrM:ials uy they arc
amcru1·considerin1 lhe county
pubUc library sys1cm has
suffered a SJ millton km this
year 16 its book buyina budee1
· and they can'1 arford 10 lose
anymore.
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DISIUN' IT UP ... The
Cos1a Meu Council will also be
COMiderina updatina an
ordinance 1ha1 reauJatcs
•tcllhe dish, amateur radk>
BEACH• MESA
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MAM: ftl.uTr111. OA!l-l 1'1ioT
_Cliff FrazJer, 84, Is In danger of losing !he business he has been operating at John Wayne Airport for 37 years.
He's a Survivor
Marine Corps vet, 84 , says airport officials trying to force
him out of business. They ·say all that is needed is a deposit.
BY R.UU l..o.u.. STNf Wam:a
T ime is runriins out for ... .,.. ........ -..
Corps veteran Oirford
Frazier. (~ina eviction
at the end of this month
from his 37-year-old business
near the main runway or
John \Vayne Airport.
An airplane mech11nic in
\Vorld War II an4 Korc:a,
Frazier rDUndcd an airtnth
repair bu5incss al the airport
in 19.S7 -leasinJ a small
patch or groun~ m·tbe
middle o( what was then a
scrub grass fteld.
Now Oiff Frazicr·s A & E
Inspection Service is
surrounded by huge aircnaft
h11ngars 11nd the Orange
County metropolis. Jumbo
jets shake his small buildinp
as they' rise in a s1eep,
upward arc in10 the
thunderina sky.
Frazier says he is also
surrounded by bureaucra1s
who are schcmina 10 kick
him ou1 of the oirpon. The
COUflt)' Board of Supervison
voted to terminate his lease
unless he rcnewi a Sl.000
ICC\lrity deposit by the end o(
February.
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,\Lo.a<. .'L\anM. DAJt'I P\1.0T
~lift Frazier walk• across his leased property at airport.
··An he ha5 to do -ifs
rc:ally very simple -is j~1
maintain tha1 security deposit
or S2.~" says airpon
spokesv1;oman Pat Ware ... It's
a real simple matter for him
just to make this thing go
!'WI)'."
But what's simple for
airport officials is not so
simple for Frazier. He uys
lhc Sl,000 is in lhc bank, but
he'U be.~amned" if he si&ns
any paper lhat gives airpor1
0£fic111s 1he right to have .
access 10 1 he money.
;He has devo1ed long boun
to a p:ainstakin& c.u.m1natk>n
of 1hc financial records of his
37 }ear:. at John Wayne
Airport, and he '4)'S airport
officials have illegally raised
his renl O\·er the )'CArs by
nearly SS0.000. In 1989,
Fruicr was almosl kicked
OU.I or the airpoM in a
dispute ewer a rent hike. lt
was resol\'Cd when his 1en11n1
agreed 10 pay " higher lense
rate. His lca.sc is Sl ,190 a
month.
After all 1heR years,
Fru.ic.r 5<t)"S he ronsidcD 11
an insult for lhe airport 10
demand access to his S2.000
Krurity dcposil And he
ONTHI COYIR
1n~1s1s H is no1 required b)
his contract.
"There's no '°"a} I'm going
10 bow I0--:1rt'nr -ty":t:n:
absolutely ""rong on that." hi!'
ill)'S. ."l.hey canno1 dip 1nlo
my mone):·
But airpon official) ).J)'
Frazier had pre\ iou:.ly
complied ""1th 1he
~quircmen1 AnJ thi!'~ >3) Jll
he nttds to do is 10 rcne"' a
10-)'C:lr certific.:ite of dcposi1
al his bank. th:ll e\pii-cd Oct.
JI.
After )CJI:. of repairing
aircraft and giving ll)'ing
ks.sons. Fr:izier no"
5ublcasc:s pa r1 of his near!)
I-acre proper!~ 10 Aero
lns1ruments and ren1s spaces
to the owners of eigh1 sm:ill
aircraft. He is 3 n1nlh·gr.1de
dropou1 "'ho firsl le3rncd to
Oy at age 19 and roun1s
himself :u one of 1hc original
b:unstormen.. He joined the ,
~1arines in 1935 ::after three
)'Cars. in the rescrvc5. Fruier
was stationed at Guadalcani.I
1n World War II during a
1ime of furious a.u:u:ks 11f1cr
~1arines captured the· isl.ind
from 1he Japancs.c .
heCLOIU/hp4
Newport
-returns to
silver screen
in 'Schemes' ---.,. The city has been a popular
site for filming , but new movie
will be first set in Newport in mere
than 23 years.
81' 0AYID H EIT%., 5,,.,, \\ am1.
NEWPORT BEACH -Th1.s may be :a
:i.~y place, but 11 .)ure l.)n'I T1n>Chown
Nc\cr1helc:.:i.. Cll) offtci~I) figure :. city J'
charming JS
Nc\o\port Ucach
Ill !he perfect
setting fur J
. ffiO\'le or C\Jlfl·
merci al -;ind
they certainly
don'! d1:.cr1mi-
natc agJ1ns t
Holl)""'"ood·!)'pcs
.,.,.tro W;J O( 10
spend their
greenb:icks here
'-''hile pu111ng
Newport on the
s1h·C r Krten.
So for the:
nc:xl ('OUple Of
.. eek:.. Ne"·pori
has rolled out
1he "'elcome m:1t
for the cast of
.. Schemes" -u
low-budge1
"whodunn11··
done 1n a chai,:.fc
Alfred Hitch·
rock genre
Althow'b
mJrf) movies
hJ\C bcc-n shot
1n :--:e""port
UcJch,
°'Sch emes" i~
lhc ju.)t 1n more
th.:in ~3 years -
:i.1ncc Disney's
··11o.11nicks'0
-
to also be ~t 1n
Nev.port.
II :i.t:ars James
~lcCa!frcy. Le·
;he Hope, Poll)
Dr:ipcr. Joh n
Oelanc1e and
John Gk>o.·er -
actors bcsl·
known for their
'
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P' " a .. ~ ..... ' II IS, II • Jill •
N•mbtr f1' --la · Newport-_ ... ,.., 100.
tbree 1da as
many
produaioas as in
1986. ~pon
Beadi i:s '* .
"""'popubr
pill« in Or.UIJC
County to film. accordin& to
people in tbc
industry.
wi.. ,..oau:
Hotciicn..
rcuautilCW'I ~ _,..... •.
owns IOmCthina:
that tbe. dircaor
wants ht his ' picture. -·-s: ..~ ...
low·b•dJct
""Whodunnit .. bei"' fdmcd II lido Marina . vm.,.. Crews
lhorilbeon
tile~
Puinwla and
Ncoo-pon Pier .......
:appcarance5 on 1elev11aon :i.hows wch as
"Viper" and 1hc long-running "th1r1ysome-
1hin& ..
The pla)er.)· n.:1mcs may not ring any
bells, but th::u doesn't mttter 10 local mer·
chants. To then\. "Schcmd·· conjures up
lhc sound of nnging C!l.Sh registers.
"Clearly. there':. :.i benefit (or local busi·
ne~s. bccau~ 1hc fdmm:iker i) purch:uin&
pruducts., U)1ng e"<tr:a ,, paying toc:uion le-cs
-Kim<'t1me) lht')"·re C\•en p1)1n1 hxali
lec11o not 10 use f;ic1l111cs:· said Glen Ever·
rood, the c11y') re\l'RUt manager.
About 100 f1lnl~ anJ C'OmrMrt'1als ~re
s..n~•
GU
and c:ommunkation antennu in
the city. If puacd, the
ordinaiw:e will II.mil 1hc beisht
or 111elllte dishes lo 15 feet and
aUow ama1eur ndio antennas
10 be 7S reeL It wW also
establish rules for UktiltJ
antennu on prope."J. ·
These dtanpl come SCYCn
months after two homeowner
were ordtnd 10 diaauemble
I.heir sateWta bccaUIC llMy
didn't .._ the nccdcd ponnlll.
TM cumnt ordlAance la more
..... oa=t llmltotioal Ind doesn't where. satellilet
can be i!i<ol on proponlcs. ·
DCC reports $2.8 mlHlon
.1n fund-raising for 1983
... Anonymous donation of
$1 milliOn helps college
double amount raised a
year earlier.
glY< even thou~ there are contpo·
nle.s and individu.tl.s who are hay.
Ina bod -ic timca, • Bennett
said.
TM pa1n11ng on top ol ~ 1
Is by k>c.il p.ste-1 arti5l Mane
T a1QPrt. for mor~ 1nformoJtion
on original pai~tinp. ull
546-0,84.
Alm · series highlights
the genius of Welles
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WATCH TilAT SPUD .•.
The Coot• Mcu Police Dtp1nrnentbou,ah&a
c:oraputerircd raaar trailer for
SI0,000 at tho beJlnni .. ol tho
-· but k lw ..,.,.,....., ... lotholh<>pal-•olloouit
lw -.. tho rood. ·w • ..,,...k ... 1udh
-\-riallt,"lllldl'llllco
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jen:::<;:.
IY &.\JU LoU. ~"'' WVTA
.COSTA MESA -Orona•
Cout Ootlcp r<poned rcconl
fond-nl'ttilti pina for 1933, up
-_.... IO tbe 7<11 bc!ote
-ID 1 SI ltlillion alfl IUI No. ... --....... ,--. no-..-11,_
ia ....... ,,,. laal -· -....... ao SIJ .... la ltA.J.MI ,...... __ .,........,
-.... .. • 117•;aGo _..,.oa: .............. ·-......... ~ .... -· ~ .. .....
l.ut NoYCmber, 0CC Wll tho
recif'itnt of• SI millioa sift -tile
la-In ~ blllory. 'Ille ir-
.-ble cul> '""' .. -ho
-by tho coUqo -ii tho -
ol lhc -· -is ........... -,_ tile ,,.. no elderly ---11 woll-'-IO tho ....... II ..
tloo but ,...,,.,, .. -....,.
w -Ml .. lndic111t ._ ---.......... , .. . .... coll<to •• ' I ... ...
dt .................... .... ·----.. .. ..... II. 1111 OCC Fata 2 ?'•
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, -_I-Wiii won't=----,--
husbanils put
things away
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A J2.ye1r.old who lllends St.
Mar11ret Episcopal School in San
Juan C.pi1lr1no and volunteers and
raioH tlloulands ol dollars Cor the
Fran Joswick Therapeutic Ridin&
Center, which gives therapy to
handicapped people. . ' I am the president or a suppon
group called PTA-::WhlCh stands
for Putting Things Away.
Our mi~ion: To help distraught THI CINTla
wi.,.cs rope wi1h mates who vigorously Katie has volunteered at the center
rcsis1 fc1nininc law-and-order. for more than a year. After hd'r first
NlnCY
Matl)rl
59 and
Holding
When homemaken day there, the director said she was
conceived of the one of the best volunteers they've
brilJiant, lnbor·s3villJ ever had. Katie walks with the lead
concept of a place for rein while -the handicapped child sits
everything, and on a horse. She works from 8 a.m. to
cvcry1hing in its place, S p.m. every Saturday. Her mother,
men immediately Patricia, says Katie initially did the
ass.:u11tcd it.i..lcplitr--1-1-'NDI:.k..bccaute Jhc.JOYCs. horses -the-..... -.
No such clause in the bonus was to do something .&he loves
marriage contract, while helping kids. . , .
they cried. Katie says about her work, "It's
Legal or no1. rewarding because you come home
spouses soon learned with a good feeling because you' do
1heir ~loppy, something nice for some people who
Inefficient bschclor don't have as much as you have."
days were over. KatiC said. "I've made a lot of'friends,
Regula1ions were and I love working wilh horses. too."
cnforc,·d. and 1nfrac1ions puni:!l hed. A
llAISIR Of fUNDS
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man ~ho Jefl his towel on the ba1hroom
noor v.as sen1enced to a v.·cek witho1Jt
st.\. Repeal offenden. suffered a
month's abstinence . . ,
. f\tcn have stubbornly challe ng~ this
fem inine creed. and increasingly taken
mailer~ into their own slippery hands.
They leave things wherever !hey drop.
·m e jacket thro~n O\'er 1hc chair o r the
shoe-polishing kit on the night stand
become permanent fixtures.
In addition to her volunteer "''Ork :u
the F.ran Joswick ccntcr,-Katie took
over fund raising responsibilities from
her mother, who had taken ill, for the
center's bicycle ride, scheduled Feb. ·
27. Kalie went to one of Orange
County's largest bicycle clubs, sleppcd
up to the microphone and asked the
crowd for its support in the annual
Fran Joswick fund-raiser bicycle ride.
hel p with sna-.ks and lunch for the.
race participant s, recruiling another
bus, van pools or other vehiclCs lo
botrow. speaks at meetings in thC
evenings to recruit new bicy(lc riders
and hands oul brochures for potential
support.
language play. Katie also has "':an
ribbons from the Orange County
Youth Expedition in science.
geography, poetry, a nd art
Ka1ie is an honor student and
studies from 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. Sunday
to l "hursday. She is also tutored for
advanced placement m1Hh 1wicc a
"'eek.
o!Jcr.'' K-a1te w:tnls 10 improw the
life of handicapped children lhrouih
n1cd1cal rc~arch
Katie's mo1hef -;aid she would like
10 pcrh:ips 1n,·en1 so1ncthing like an
art1 fici;il spinal cord .:and says lo
1ntag1nc hov. d1f(cr.en1 !heir life could
be 1f they could "':ilk again.
A TALINTID PIUON Mislnid car keys and lost checkbooks
arc aggra\Bting, but husbands a rc
united in their passionate cause: No
price is too great for breaking o ut of
the tidtness bondage.
l'T A 1s a tough issue 10 enforce. I've
1Hcd everything to ronvcrl my husband,
from plea·burgaining to threats or
:!leparate n1:1intenancc. liis b3.sic
rebuttal is always the same: l 'hings arc
ca:.icr to find ~·hen they're "ou1 in the
open:· As a resull. our nest is littered
with tax folders ort the kitchen sink,.
The only problem was !hat the
number of bicycle riders wanting to
participate exceeded 60, the maximum
capacity to transport !he volunteers ·
back home. Katie asked to borrow a
school bus, which gave them room for
52 more people. At $29 a head, that's
Sl ,508 extra for the event.
, BesidcS workinJ every Saturday,
Katie is also seeking volunteers to
Ka1ie, who loves horses, nlso
competes. recently winning three
ribbons in English riding and jumping
from 1he Inner Scholastic Equestrian
League in which s.he represented Park
D ay Private Day school in Costa
Mesa. She also sings in a choir, pla)'S
the; nute, and was rcccnlly cast a
leading role in the school Spanish
THI fUTURI
Kalie is building her future in
helping handicapped children. She
plans 10 go lo 1-tarvard a nd get dual
degrees in science and medicine;
"To learn new technology to help
them le ad aln1ost nonnal Ji\•cs , ..
1ha1's what I "'·an! to do "'hen I get
f llr no" K:iue is preparing for a
college-level 1hcrupeu1ic riding
instructor cour>e thal she hiis
rcquc'i.tcd permission 10 e n roll in
-llOQ by 1"llirolt \\'tinbrl]tC'r
-photu b]' Alarc Al1111in
If JUU know son1f'Ont Mho Mould
nuJJ.c 1111 inlcttslil!I Pi/Ot Ptrson, cull
uur Rl.'udtrs l/01/int ot 641-6086':"
Rl.'111rn1bt-r lo ltu•t )Our n111ut and
phont nun11Hr. Thunks!
apple cores on the bookcase and
medici ne bo11les on the 1V sci.
Our hallway is.a half-way house for
shoes that never made it back 10 the
closcl. One pair of 0,xfprds ·have
languished for months under a
bookc:isc. I can't deny i1 gives our
house a "lived-in·· look rarely achieved
by 1n1crior designers, especially the
toilet plunger in the bathroom.
The only people 3blc to wive !his
male rebellion" is the United States
Marine Corps. The company
commanding officer "''ho inspects foot
lockers and other personal gear in the
barracks is equipped with laser eyes
that can dc1cct a smidgen of disorder
h um 20 ya rds. The slightest infraction
of regulations. like the loss or a
toothpllstc cap. demotes you back to
pnv111c -.
Our PT A support group is const.:intly
011 the alcr1 for new and innovative
v.Jys of con"crting our mates 10 a
civihlcd. orderly lifestyle. At one lime
l>CAual denial was the most effec1ivc
punishment, but ~·i1h an aging
mcmbcr)h1p, it has Ioli! its clout. Today
a greJtcr u1centive is the pron1isc of a
home-cooked meal 1hat don·1 come in
hcal·Jnd-scrvc canons.
1-f.iving exhausted all methods of
persuasion, one of our members talked
her husband in to seeing a hypnotisl.
For awhile he transformed into o
ncalness freak which was almosl worse
than being a slob. However. she knew
1he spell was broken when she caug.hl
him making a le 1hal submarine
sand-.·ich in a kitcheri that looked as if
it had been torpedoed midsection,
N1111C'f Alrlnt)'r.'1 colun1n run1
Alond11y.
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LUN~N MINU
Elemen1ary school meals:
Today -Bean burri10 o r
chicken patty on a bun, shred·
dcd lcltuce and pickle\, fresh
orange smiles, milk
Tuesday -Egg roll o r chick·
en pally on a bun, shredded Jct·
tuce and pickles, pears in light
syrup, fortu ne cookie, n1ilk
\\'cdnesday Brune~ fo r
Lunch: Warne wi1h bu11er and
syrup, beef pany, french fries,
orange juice, milk, free magnel
Thursday -C 1icken f3ji1a in
a nour torlilla or chicken pally
on a tfun with shredded l~ttuce
and pickles. cinnamon :lpplc-
saucc, milk
. Fr1day -Smoked chicke n
and cheese on 1 hero roll, car ·
ro1 coins, c herry shape up, Val·
en1ine's cake, milk, troll Val·
entine's card
OllTUARY
Dorothy Butch, known for
her foot massages, pedicures
CORONA DEL MAR
Dorothy Dutch, a 22·ycar busi·
ntss owner in Corona del ~1ar,
died of cancer Wednesday al
her home in San Juan Capist·
rano. She was 77.
Memorial se rvices were held
Thursday at SI. Margaret's
Episcopal Church in San Juan
Capistrai:io.
,._1rs. Dutch owned "Dor·
oth y's Foot Shop." located be·
hind the Port 'l"healcr, where
she gave fool massages and
pedicures. She was a member
of 1hc Corona del Mar Cham-
ber or Commerce.
She; previously "'·o rkcd 12
years at the Universi1y of Den·
ver Medical Dcpartmenl.
f\1rs. Butch was born May 24,
1916 in Wyoming.
Survivors include her dough·
ter, Mary Anderson: a sOn-in·
law, Owen: and grandchildren,
Michael and Jennifer. all in
Denver. ·
Contributions may be made
lo lhe Hemlock Society. P.O .
Box 11830 Eugene, Oregon,
97440.
Orange Coast College will
sponsor tour of China Corona del Mar resident put
on Orange County Fair .board COSTA MESA -Orange Coast College
will sponsor 1wo cduc:ilional lours or Chin'
lh ii; summer. On Thursd:ty. ~l u:hae/ Olds,.
:tssociate profC>SOr of economics, ~1JI
preview the 1rip• for interc!>lcd 1nt•mbcr!> of
lhe con1muni1y from 7:30 10 9:00 p.n1. in
OCC'~ t\dministration lluilding. roun1 IOS.
Corona Del ~!:u rl.'\idcn1 ,._t l3ri:in \V U
Fulleuc, 67, ha!> been :i.ppouucd by GO\
\\'1lson 10 M:r\C on the r:incl "'hKh \Cl) pohC)
fo 1 01.1ngL" Ct1uril) I >111 Jnd &pos11Kln Ccn1cr
111 C°'l:t ""lcsa.
L:• Follcue rcpre ~ented 1he JSth di .. tncl
(nunhv.c,1 San Fernando V:.llcy) A) :an
"'~Cnlbl~"'umun from 1980 to 1990. She, ts on
1he L1nroln <?IOb in Oran1e Coun1y babni.
Olds will lc:td p3rticipanls through
eal>tern Chin:t June 7-22 and v.c~tL"rn China
June 18-July 8. People m:ay ch~ 10 lra\1.'I
on one leg of the trip or both. 111c~ tour •
group "ill discover the C\lltur:il ;ind n:llural
dl\'t'tSll)' or Chi11a.
Among 1h~other Orange County appo1n1ec~
arc Randall G. Sm11h. 46. of Yorba Linda 11nd
En ul) Sanrord, 58. of liun1in11on Ocach.
Fll r niorL" inforn1a11on. call -432·5880
Rain almost a
certainty today
Officials at !he Nauonal ·\\lc:11h·
er Service arc all but guaranteeing
rain loday, calling for a 98"t-l)r
99% chance of shO"l>ers.
Rain should btgin falling lh1s
morning and could linger thro ugh
tomorrow morning, )aid Jerry
Shultz. a ~·cather specialist wi1h
the National Wea1her Service.
The storm is expected lo dump
I to 2 inches here, he said. Local
mounlains could rccci\•e up to 4
inches of rain and 2 reel of snow.
Local 1empcratufl!s should be in
1he 60s "''ilh O\'ernight IO\lo"S in 1he
SOs, Schul12 said.
A O::tsh-Oood watch -meaning
spontaneous Oooding may occur -
was in effect 1hrouah 4 p.m. for
Laauna Beach .
Father to be arrailJl8d today on
charges he shook baby 10 death
COSTA M ESA -A
25-ycar-old ll :imd ton
Strrct mlln I) ~hcduled
to be arraigncJ 1oda) on
chargtl. he !>hOO.._ his 4.
monlh-old daugh1cr 10
dcn th. police said.
David Golub. 2.5, 1s
being held on S2SO,OOO
bajl ror suspicion o r mur·
der at lhc C°'1a ""lesa
jail.
An .:i ulOJ)liy per!urmcd
Friday re .. ·euled that 1hc
girl, Don1iniquc Angela
Ann Golub, died as B re ·
iUlt of KVere h11kin1.
C~1a ~tc)::t Pohcc Sgt
John l'hcrun s:.id
Docton dis.tO\·cred ~cu ·
ous hr::td injurit' ;ind
brut:'i.('s on the 1nr:r.n!')
body after the girl 's par·
cn1s look her 10 tloag
I lo~pi1al at ubuut 1 p.rn.
\VCdnesday. Dominique
Golub died :al Children's
lfosp11al of Orange Coun·
ty on Thursday mornin1.
The autopsy report said
the infant i;1opptd brc.11.th·
1111 bci:111us.c of :. brain
hcn'IOrrhagc 111nd l'.wcllin&
caused by the shDkinc.
Pherrin uid.
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\'arMMtJ Locat5ou; AUIOf
were reported Molen Tuekby
trom the 2000 bkd. ot
Oranae. Sou.th Coesc Piul
and !ht' 2200 btock of
Foun111ln W1y.
Various lMttlMs: AUIOI
were tcpQrted MOien
Wednelday from the 3300
bk>ct ot lfytand A~nuc and
Ille 3100 blodl ol l'ull11111
S1ree1. Lou~ lAw. Bites ~re
rcpoc1eJ 11otc.n honl two
·1tifftfctll ~·•ht lOO block.
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Ille.-.:& front the United S&a1ca Cou1
G..ard AuilWy 11-ftct .. 8oatln1
WU. and Seamanship" tSaM boai•"I II 7 p.m. &od1y 11 lhc
Harbor M1"cr Facility, 1901 lb)'IJdc
DrM. Ncwpon Bekti. Topics will
iodudc boal handllftl. n.v1p1ion
ruk:a, pilotkw. r.ct;o telephone and
boat contlnaaion. For more
inro.m.acion, ctill 67S-l&s7.
TllUOAY ·-...... The Youth Ern~nt Scrvkc of
the H.1rbor Arc1 i1 holdin& ils 2111
un\lal Roman FtaA and O.ant)
Auccion from '~ to l :JO p.m. 11 the
CoMa Mesa Community Center, is.as
Park Aw:., Colla r.tcsa.. llonorary
a.airman Hu&Jt Hcwl11 from KCET1
"Uk aAd Tunc1ft will prc-1idc over
an cvcnina 1ha1 •ill include a
1papcui fc.ui, Mk-M and l"'-c
a11e1iom. danrin,. door pn1-cs and
IM: muUc. Coit Ii SIO for adulu., SS
for children 12 and )'O!Jn&er. For
1ickct1, call 641.0..7•.
AMNUAL llUllT DINNla
1l.e Oranac C.OUniy youth Nn11n1
IJ"OUP the Allard Sinacn v111ll p10111dc
the cn1cnainmCn1 al 1hc 6th Annu:i.I
Hean Dinner 11 1hc Four Scuon1
H°'cl in ·N~port Beach to 1upport
the Saddleback P.temor.al Hearl
ln1tiu1tc. Tic:keta to the 6::.lO p.m.
dinner •n: S 100 per pc non. Proceeds
will F tOWlrd tho purchic of new
mC>dkal equipment for lhc IMHIUtC
c.11 .as1.J96.l '°' rac~1!c>m
aLOOD HIV'I
The Amcrian Red Crou "'111 hold 1
blood drivo from l :IS 10 8 p.m II
1hc Olrt Sc.t C~ncil of Oransc
"County. 1620 Adami A~'C., CoMa
Mc\.11, An)'OnC "'"ho is 17 or okkr.
wcis,M aa lcall 110 pounds. d. 1n
toad health and is llOt al n\k for
fllV m.ty donate btood. For an
appointmtnt. call 979-7'9(JO. ..............
Learn about tkcp d1M.urbantt• 1ha1
1ncrtaK you• risk Of hcan di.K1.c
durut& a free 7 p.m. scnunar al the
Grace I loa& Cotlfcrcnce Ccn1c1 at
!H•d JWr lltoas I• Arouad T0tt11
f'flJrtw;-TM O.Hy-l"iJflf. JJf '"'· Bit! St., Ccul• f.ltu. CaUf. 11U1.
l l \'l ,JAZZ Ell UE:S & ROCK
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aid dog
G UNG HAY FAT CHOY, all due r-O> ID -Tel
Y'AU. -o..pi1e _,. Fettival folks OOI lhcrc, this -Id
teidc murks 10 the also be The Year or The MiUYJh.
oon&nry, it'• merely c:oincidcn1111 (lf yw doa'I know vrhal Mitznh 1~1 ""I birthd•y raH• on means, ilk four ncipborhood
Tbunday, which 1tto launchc1 The yenta.)
Ycarolthe Dos. ... -~~-·~--D -..:..-.. ~~·~ SHOULDN'T THIS CARAVAN
INCLUDE AH AMBULANCE! -
Pleate stand by for • ra l·brc1kin1
stoty. On the other line is i
bulletin comin& in from ROiff
Lub)'°1 command headquartert,
rcvcaHfta preliminary e111ns for his
great hamburaer saf:ir1.
Dctaih arc A.ctchy, but this ,
-·much can be rcpoctcd:
· •The dale is Thursday, Feb. 24,
but may slop over through the
f0Uowin1 day, diatstivc systems
pennittins-
•The command car will be a
jumbo-sized limousine, but there
will be other vehicles in the
cntourase lO actommodatc the
curious.
•Names of jud&es and jurors
Karching f<>!" the best burger in all
or Pilotlund will be announ~d
wi1hin the next few days, but
reliable sourcc.s tell me it will be a .
scven·membcr all·male panel.
Hand-picked memben will include
a gaggle of financien, a. police •.
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Ueutenaat. 1 )'llChtMnl•. 1 noted
amatcvr JOlfcr and oac ovcrwcll)t
diabetic columnise..
learned 1ha1 flddlct crabs MC
hibernatins crca1111a. lf JO" loot
closely, )'Oll'll probobly fiod .-
burrowed in und. mud Md Ak
m1rihe1." (IC I 1til1 c1a·1 rind t~m
here after dlH,e.nt dlaiag. Job.I.
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Several bc~ful re.Iden _.,_
•At leaJI 12 dlfti111
mabtilhtnems. all of the
non-chain var~1y, arc on the
ilinc ary. Their idcn1itics are
IY 1uorded (1hc.e are
klppo5ed 10 be Wrpliic visits). but
the ~ntl indudcs a compul•ivc
blabbermouth. Sl2y 1uncd for
unau1Mrized--bullc1liu.
' Only one wci&h1y quest'9n
remains, to wit: How c;in anyone,
rc&ardle'6 of appetite and stamina,
comumc 12 (maybe IS)
fully·loadcd hambut,ers 1n a
2.C·hour period, and Sltll rcm::un
objcctiYC'? Not to mention
con.sc:K>us.
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STILL CLA\VINC AWAY· '"Dear
Cnbby.'' writes Isobel llitortno or
Corona dcl Mar. "I've been
foUowing your series on 1hc
vanishing fiddler er.abs in Nc....-porl
Harbor, and would like to offer a•
theory. Isn't it possible 1ha1 the
fiddlers simply left for Srrad ivariu.s
reasons?"
From another Corona dc l
Martian, John Jenkins. come~ a
more erudite explan::uion "I
checked the enC)'Clopcd1;:a, and
sugettcd th•t I check KfOll lhe
street, whtrc 1he Kcrckhorf·
t-111inc l.aboratCM') is k>aited, but
1h:n wasn't I.Ci;> helpful. The only
K"ic.n11s1s on hand were dealinc
whh cellular a.ct molecular
ma11cn,. apd dkin't M-..e time to
fKldle around.
Th•nl<s io Jody lloocJI or lhc
Newpon Center Ubnuy reCcrcnec
desk, I 'vt: learned why 6ddtcr
crabs arc so named. Seems tha1
one claw is much larsu than the
other and is WJvcd to threaten
other males or to attract fem:des.
This action k>mC:wh.at retemblc5
the mcwemcnlS or playinc a violin.
Well. at least that's one mystery
solved. Just thou&ht you'd like t~
know next time there's·• --
conversatK>nal lull at your yacht
club. Dcteha even ltUak Ptrlmaa
didn't know thoL
}fff'Y Kobrln's column ruas
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-~· lite (Froncil A>td) O>ppola and
(S1...,n) Spi<lbelJ, he's still a
grea t filnun k.er. And bis films
need 10 be seen on the bis 1etten.
~1 Ntwp0n atart.cw Art ~tu·
KU.DI b.IVt • b&g JCtttD!
No, but it hv a medium $CrCCn.
They'd have 10 tear IOlllC w:t.llJ out
to &ct a bi& JC.rccn in there (he
lau1hs), We're wortina on it.
\'Vhy dJd you cbooa tbae roar
n1nu!
P.1any critics believe "Citizen
Kane" was the grca1c11 Amcrtcan
film C\'Cr m:ide, and ...
Do you •artt!
No. ac1unlly 1 don't. I think it's
an cx1remcly important film. Even
people hkc film s1udcnts *ho are
forced 10 sec 11 several timti still
FILM
,, •• ,.,. 1
m:ide in Newpor1 Beach l3st
ye3r, EVerroad s.:a id. That's twice
:.L) 1nany a~ the second most
popul:ir filming :.pol in Orange .
County -Laguna Beach.
\V hcn \'ol,·o i.pc:nt '"''0 days
filming a commerci:il 111 t..1c.Fad·
den Squ3re last )Car, the ci1y cs-
11111ated 1hi: economic ripple cf·
fc~·1 to be S64,000 for only two
0 .1\1o on loc3tion. ·
Allhough E'crr-0:id said he
doc!)n·1 ~nov. )C l how much
money "Scheme)·· "'ill briflg lo
Nc .... pon, a produci.o n official
poin1ed out one expt"ndilurc: 30
room) al the Ne...,porl Beach
Mnrnott for one month.
Filming fur "Schemes·· began
TucWay 111 Lido ~1arin.:a \'ill3ge,
aboard 1hc 65-f'*lt }aChl , ··Leg·
end," which i) co·o...,ned by Alan
S1amc isen and \Ve) Hcinmi llcr.
Joe Cle ary, the hai)()n be·
1wccn the ci ty and 1he film crew,
!!>aid residents nnd mercha nts
3Ji kc h;.ive been e:-.iremely coop-
erative during production.
"They m3kc my life a~ a pro·
duction coord1n:11or almo!>t god·
like,'" O eary )aid. ··Get u!>Cd to
the big lrucks, the trailc1!>. 1hc
mobile homes. \\'e'\c lurned
lido Village into Par3111oun1
_,_..,, ..... .,._ -W"1 It II aa '•• 11W .. ,
('hUMi& ..... oil .... -ud
cxplaloed be didft'I wut IO ''Ila!
the tbunckr" ol the 1$....UW&e. ....
troduction he'U 1ivc Friday. He
said' the film combint!l '1t.hrcc of
great intellectual punuhs or the
'-40s and....OSOS. .. You11 bfic 10 a.I·
tend the screenfna 10 Ood out
what Jhcy arc. He atso noted that
"Kane" is ·based on one o( si,.
mu.nd Frcud~s eatlies1 r«'Orded
<050~)
So wtuat ls the &rnl«C Amttf..
can 01111 "" mack!
"T ouch or Evil." 11 has llJI 1he
same Ouh and rc,<eric and 1echni·
cal fireworks thal "Citizen Kane,.
has. but l 1hink 1hc moral ques-
1ions arc £ar more interes1inc lhan
"Kane." Th3t's not to pU1 •'Kane"
down. It's s1ill a great film .
Siudios."
O cary said 1hc properly man-
ager for Lido t.1arina Village -
Donna Larson -is 1hc rcnson
cVcrything has been rnlfi'iing
smoo1hly. ~~ ~
"I've given 1hcm 3 pi nce to do
business, thnt's all I've done,'"
Larson said. "l1's run. It brings
people down."
f ilmin& 1 movie of1e n c.:an be
very intrusive upon a com·
munity, Everroad admitted.
Big trucks take , up p3rk1ng
~ pla~. Spotlighls shine all night.
Gencralors hum o ut)idc fol U '
apan mcnt.s.
And people compt:un.
.. It used to be 1hat film pro-
duction crews ~ere ~ind of hkc
groups of gypsies."' E'erroad
S3id. "'rhcy'rc nol fron1 th is
comn1unity ~nd 1hey have niJ ac-
coun1abih1 y 10·1his community."
When ii yacht ex plosion
s1agcd on the set of the Charles
Bronson film, '·l lu."' A:.sas!>i ns"
sent burning cnllJcr:. sailing in10
Dover Shore~. outraged resi-
dents c31Jed City Hall fo report
cVC l)'lhi ng from injured ttn im.:al~
10 ch3rrcd palm trees.
"Thal ... as just horrible ...
Eve rroad said. "It was night·
mare afl cr nightm:i rc , and the
production company was gone
·the very ncAI day."
That's ... he n city adm1n1stra-
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The in1erulin1 thins is. I doa°1
know If I believe all those IUllieo
complctcty. "'The Stn111;1cr'" with
Edv..-ard G. ROtifnsoa, he made it
u.ode.r lime aod under bud.&C1 wi1b
no arsuments to prove thll he
could be a Hol~ dircC1or.
ind Hollywood still r<)ected him.
Was he a rebel? I ttally don'1
know. I'm noi a film hiMorian in
thit sense. 1·m a film a.nal)1;t.
The widn:pttad ,;"' 1J be was a
tt'Rfus Mho ne\tr quJtc Ji,·cd •P to
Ills potential. A,rtt?
Hlstoric1lly, he certainly was
fascin11ting. One film ,·cry late ln
hts caree r, .. The Tri31," which
11.·c 'll present , w3s made Ylith nq
1ors decided 10 h ire OcarY on a
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bard '° 1pOCUl11e, Dtspftc 111 1he
problems,, he 11ill made some 1~•• r.im..
• • • TD Fl 10mC idea of the
lllU't JCniW.S, juSI li$tcn 10 his
radio propums, aside from .. War
of the Worlds." "Hean of 0:1rk·
neu'" -..-hie.ti '*"'I his alternate
for 'Citizen Kane,' he W;I.$ &oin& 10
maJric one OI" the other and he
chow: to do "K:anc .. -he did on
1he r:adk>, and it's 1btolu1cly-ntJ1·
nifictnt. And the end of his ca-
reer, the la 1 JO years of his life,
was with a b;aUct company in Lon-
don. Here's thi$ huse man in b:1I·
lc1. He was lhe an i.s1ic director.
Cl.OSBI
cont rac1ual basis. He dOcs his, ,,.._ ._ 1
best to make sure , residents Thou&h airport offK:ials SOIY
don·1 ha~e any re~___ll>_lt[I,.·,_ ,..;_' -t--f~w~i~1 could easily solve his
abOut 1he movie-makers. problems with the completion of a
Only one Lido Village mer· little paperwork1 he secs himself
ch3nt has p rotested h::iving antn' back in combat and has ~·cd not
directors Y1'i1h headsets running to cOmply witt-the airporl's
around the otherwise serene request
business district, Larson said. •·1 learned survival in the wa r
Evcrro.:.d said. he hasn't fielded zone where my lldvcrsaries were
any complaints from residents. shootinc at me," S3)'S Frazier, a
Ocary said he hopes the-good widower with no children. "I told
rcl3tionship continues. because them I am no1 a hitchhiker or a
the word is alrc3dy oul in Hol· trespamr ~ I'm a paying
lywood: Newport Beach is worth _ customer and I have been for over
the drh-c. ·JO yd1fTincc I rc[irCcfTrom the
"Where else do you ha\'C 3 Marin'c Corps. I've made money
Balboa Pier? A NC"W"pOr1 Pier--? for them."
---.. 111.,.. -Ml ••••••• IClft .......... rt• -Very well. S.rprliiosly w<IL We
have room for 1bout 100 there,
and 1ypk:ally it'1 1hree.qu1r1er1
fUl<d. For "N0<rero1u" (•'-•
durin& lut year'• V1mpirc·nlovic
scrin), we had to have a .econd
thowinc. wttich is wonderful.
The response f.rom 1he public In'
Oranac County is rcr.lly terfific,
considcrin& we're compclina whh
1clcvh.ion and video rcn1 al .
There's no place iu Oni.nac Coun·
ty 10 sec theu on :a bia sc:r en
The people a t 1he museum .U)'.
·people come to heur me t It, but I
really don'1 belic,·c it.
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no11ecn befwc. J UJ' 10 jet a h~o
dlc Oil ii from I IOCio~I Dnd
ptychoiojkal point ()( vtcw, the
film und 1he individual. .
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• 111e scrrt11lnp bc~n .11 6:Jo
p.1n, /tnd cOntinue F'*/~1 ~ninp
1hrou1h /ltai-ch 4 at Newport H:1r-
bor Art /.t11sc11m, 8SO SDn Clem-
ente Dri•~. Net4.,,0rt OcoNt. TicA.-
L'll an: " fut museum n1ttt1bcr),
~niof> t,Jnd 'tudtnti llnd SJ fore~·
.:f)VnC c/5c. r-or 1"0fC i11(0rm:Ul4.Jn,
pfkmr: tht nu.r~um:. "1uc11t1e>n of·
fi,y ·'' 759-1122.
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• Pan1s Fitting
• Tail6red Bicrzer.;
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• French Mcx:hine Sewing • seg:-~ bKillliilg .
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A fashion Island? A Fun Zone? -ALL BRANDS
A King!> Road?" Cle3ry said. DCC
lie said ge tting a fil m permit SEWING & V.'ACUUM CENTER" is easier 3nd les:. eApcni.i,,c in ,, .. ,.. .. 1
Ne .... 'pc>rt 1han i·n cities ccn1crcd of higher ~ludcnt tu1t1ons, 1hc 2969 HcnOOr Blvd . Carta Mesa.
in .. lhe zone·· _ a 30-milc r;i-!ounda1ion is v.·or~i ng 10 raise 3d· Hcnb::>r at Baker (Von's Shor"'r'llng Center)
dius around Hollywood, includ· d itional funds fot scholar.ship!!. t-'t"' .. •
in g Long Beach. San1a ~1onica. ·•Students need ~holarships now 434.9335
J\f3rina del R ey ;md Hermosa more than ever,'' lknnc11 S<lid. L..-----------------------Bcach . There arc al~ more than 400
Everroad said a pcrmil 10 specific college progrpms that ar~
Ne"'porl Beach is S200 per day, in need of foundation support.
compared to SJ ;5()0 daily 1n "This yc3r's Jund·rai:.1ng ef£\Jrl$
Hermosa Be3ch. have been \'Cry gratifyi ng," ,aid
··v ou could call C it) H3f1 al 5 Pat Kro ne. OCC Foundation chair
p.m. \Vedne!iday. cut through for 1hc currenl school )·car. ···me
1he red iapc, and begin filming communi1y h:ts been extremely
a1 6 3.m the nc'-l d ay," Cleary supportive."
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~n way to PCL ftnish
• Rescheduled blowout
dds time before playoffs
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son1e much-needed rest betore the
I he Estancia High
uh b:i.skctball 1eant
Ill n linlc Pacific
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-C'} uul .uf the .... ay
h..: .i J or schedule
· --pl::iyofrs ~open;llfll}kt-ra--1he"' l'c.--
scheduling bf lhe Laguna "llcach
gan1c, originally slntcd for Feb. 10.
· "J 1's really going 10 ,.. help us."
acting Estanci:i Coach Rich Boyce
said of lhc cighl·day layoff bc-
1v.ccn Tuc!>day's game and the
CIF Southern Section Division 111-
.itur JJy, trouncing
'·"'' Luguna Beach, 60·27. tu
'~"c Tuesduy'" 7 pm run1~·,1
1dl \ 1silin& Ccntur) 11) rcgul;ar·
• .1'>(111 lin:i.lc .
I he Ea&les. ""ho h.1d
i.::.hcd o guarantccJ
alrc.ad} A pla)offs. which open Feb.' lb.
"\\'e'rc dov.n 10 ~·x
·11 playoff bcrlh.
.. 11 i.t11l chmb 1ntu
~.,,nJ placs v.11h J
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PCL STAHDINCS
heal1hy bodies righ1
now. !00 we could use
M>me extra time 10
gel everyone ready.
And i1 gives us a
chance to go ,out and
do some s.cou11ng
·rhursday night," s:ud
Boyce~ who m:iy h:ive
the re igns the 1cs1 of
1he \CaM>n if Coach
Rus\ D.i' 1\, out since
late December .... 11h a
•lipped Ji~l: in lui.
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K~·gJrdlcloS of thcu fi111'h: 1l4:,.,...
back, CJn'1 f1gh1
thf l)ugh ·1hc pain .that ha.i. made 11
1m~s1blc fur him to aucnd pr;ic-
11cei. an'J all but one PCL game.
··rm gu1ng rueloday, bccau\e n's
h• UTANClAIP•t • •
~rea volleyball products
leave Tiger tracks ·with
~rinceton Victory at UCI
• McCarthy. Newman and
ilc AnJis enjoy former OC
;tampi ng grounds with win .
r he recent Pr111lctun·l 'C
ll"1nc men 's ''OllC)hall
m.11ch v.:.s a l:!J )Sic banlc
l'lJ}Cd ::n CrJ .... rord 14:.11 on
LI") campui t>crure 700 people
.111 !S. 1he m:uch .... cnt fi,c
,, 111ng games
i'11ncc1on, ""h1ch fc;iturc•
.111ner U3lboa 03)
,"ullcyb3U Club mcnibcrs
;,,: \lc-Carth), Da\C
'l·v.1na11 and Ncwport"s
·l.11lr. ~lcAnh!> ..... on v.1th
'1<.-12 \JCtOI)' In 1hc
1Hh gJnle rall) )4'\)tC.
r-.1nc's 1e3m is \'Cl) tall
011J much in1pr1.1Vcd
l:\·UUYC pl3)Cr!> J:.,·an
\lc \andcr (6-roo1-4) and
•J I) Stcrncha~ (6·7)
'•Hh ~!a rt as frc,.h1nen
0 •
Kn~tin lc-d Pr1ncc1on ll) a
1h11d·pl11cc fin1"" bclund 't'ale and
Penn~ylvunia.
•The Princeton head \lllOmcn')
Jnd men's 'olh.:}ball coach 1s
Glenn Nelson. v.ho \Illas as-tar
ba~lctb;.11 pl.:>.)Cf at Orange Co:tsl
College for Cooch Herb LiVSC")' 1n
the e2rly 1970!..
Coach l.a'M"Y .... -as in auendancc
a1 1hc Pr1ncctun-UCI match,
On ,_londay, l .,..as lucky lo get
n1y annual beach vollc)b311 game
.... 11h Coach Nelson. In )C3o p:;i.s1,
he .,..ould bring former
Princeton ,-olleyball
player Dcttn Cain :as h1~
partner.
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1\!>)1)lant UCI coachci.
ire famililr fnccs.
Volleyball
Cain is currcnlly the
star of 1he 1c:levision
series "Lois and Oark."
For last ~tonday's mn1ch,
Glenn's partner was Al11n
Gaddis, .... ·ho currently
runs a travel ~ncy.
Holiday wilh St)·lc:, and
plttyed football and
volleyball 11 Princc1on in
1hc early 1980s.
or1Jna del ~!Jr 's guli.
1\)1,tant ~ches J11n1e!> Fellon
ind 0.J\'C Pctker arc helping 1hcir
ilma maier :and Co2ch Andy Read
J~·,clop into a contender.
Pnnc-cton"s ~d tup 'illllS •
ucceuful. Bcrorc bcaune UCI,
he Tisen defeated UC San Dieeo
n lhree aamcs 111nd UVerne in
1\e pmes.
•Speaking or PrJnccton
ullcyb2113 Coron2 dcl Mir's
\.ristin Spataro was named the
.cuc:r on the 199) All-Ivy League
.i:cond 1c:am.
~1y pa11ner for this
annual beach battle was
Btilbo:I Blly Volleyball Oub
Commissioner Terry Sheward.
"Shewic" tnd I hive pl1yed
111ins1 Nelson and his partner for
)<US.
It has been I arc•• ch1ncc to
pl11y and compete, but also enjoy 1
relationship that hlS been areal.
Oltnn knows lhc same bu1, mos1
imponanlly, cares 1remendously
for his pltye.n and their SYCXCSKa.
Dy lhe wty, Shew and I pulled
out a 1-:0-pme viClory.
FeJtek top area nntshel'
at Long ·e81Ch Mlrallmn
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Newpon 1Jcach'1 Tina Fejtek. 24, rinWacd ICCOnd in her aae di·
vUion Surwb.y ..-Ith • ume or l houri, 2.8 mi,Du1es, l9 teCOndt. 11
the 1 )th annual Lon& Ocach M1ra1hon. •
. Pocketin1 SS,IXX) e1Ch ror .-tnn"-a the nwalhon .,.. JOM
Ramirez. 30. of Denve r, who woa the mtn'• ope• dMllion iA
2:17:2', and Kaohy 8""m••· 32.' o( Belllolh-. w..i.., ..... -
• 1he women~, open In 1:4&32.
Thero ..,,. 4,0 13 runncn panldpoll"t up ,_ 1111 _.,
2.200. Tllo llnl-pla<c priz•....., ---•dbr Sl.DOll.
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PORTS
SPORTS EDITOR ROGER CARLSON, 6<2-4JJO, oxt. Jl7
, .\I.AM: M.t.amc. l)ArtT rt
John Nicks (right) gfves a pointer to junior national champton· Michelle Cho during workout at Costa Mesa lea Capades ChaJet.
BY l\JCHA&J> Otn..'N, S.0..1• \\'11n.1. 'J ohn kb.. who c2me 10 the United
States by accident in Scptem~r or
1961 , innucnccd the flgurt sk111ing
c2reen ot Pew Fleming :and Dorothy ICf SAGE Jenni .ind Todd, the) 're both very ath·
lclic3Hy anJ ar11s11caUy inclined. Typt·
ally, ""•th Tonya l-tard1ng. bcr skating'5
very :11hlc11e and 0Aggres~1"-e· and with
Nancy Kerrigan. thcrc'i. more femininity
and ar!.~~ll) I reel 1hat Jenni a.nd Todd
are unc uf 1he few p:.1rs whu combine
1hose l l.!!1butci..''
Hamill, coached America 's current ·toap
opc:ra celebrities. Tonya Harding and
N11ncy Kcrripn, and will be lcuving this
v.eck ror his eighth consccullvc W1n1cr
Qlympic Garnes as the U.S. natKmal fig·
.,.. Costa Mesa's John Nicks will v~nture to
Lillehammer for eighth straight Olymp iad
as the U.S. national figure skating toach . \\ h1lc "addressing Hardina. und the
c-urrcnt scand2I allegedly in,-olving hc.r
""i1h the Kerrigan :isSJiult at the 1994
LI.~. Figure Skalin& Cham pionships in ure skatin.& c°'ch.
Nicks skined in the patfs competition
with his sis1cr during thC: 1948 Gantcs 31 SI. Mori1z. Sv.1t.tcr land, and
the 'Sl Gnmcs :it Oslo, Norway. as 11 member of 1l:u: Grc:u Uri1:1in
team.
Following a profes)i()n:al sk.21ing career, Nicks would l21cr repl:a~
Bill ·Kipp a.s the U.S. nationoil figure sk:ating coacfl. a.he r 1hc 1ragic
1961 pl:i.ne crash in Belgium lhal killed 1hc: en1irc U.S. team anct :i.11
six of its coaches. ·
Considering tha1 U.S.1 O!ymp~ coochcs arc not hired on
a permanent 1>3sis, ~ing instead rehired e~ quadren-
nium, Nkks tw sctmingly ~d his 1oughcs1 of 1es1s,
las1in& 33 )'C'lln..
Nicks. or. Cai.ta ~1csa. who schools hit 01)-mpians-10-bc
al the Ice Ca~des Chollel in Costa Mesa, ronsidcn his
c:urrent Olympic pain team or Jenni Meno 2nd Todd
Sand the bcs1 duo since Tai Babilonia and Randy Gard·
ner in 1979. when they won the •'Orld champtocbhip :and
"A'cre favored 10 win the gold medal at 1hc 1980 Lnkc
Plxid Garnes. An injury 10 Gardner three d:af1 before 1hc
opening or the Otympics. hovio"CVt'.r, forced them 10 drop out.
Dc:1rui1, Nick.s c:1n'1 bchevc wh.Jt 11 ha) done to figure skating..
.••first or "311, I've kn0Wl1 :ill l1f 1hcm ror )'Cati., and I th_inl; Tonya
Harding should •13Y on 1hc Ol)'mp.c tenm un1il prQ'Ycn guilly.'' Nick~
uid. "figure ska ting ha' ne\er been on lhe front page so much in 30
)'C3rs. I find 11 dirlicult ICl ~omprchcnd that 1t'\ C\'cn on the f"ronl ·
pace. ·fi&ure skating ra11ng~ (on television} h:i'-c gone through 1he
roof. an)".,..3)'. 1n the 111)1 (cw )C:lo.; anJ now 1hii ""1\1 even
enhunec ii.
"figure sk:i11ng·\ a n11nor )port, but I thank M.)metunn
1ha1 lhe ""i'-c~ of hush:1nd) 111re \Cl) 1n1ercS1ed 1n 11. After
Si."( rooball g:arnc' or'I Sunda>°'· I 1h1nk thc-y'rc ready (ot
s.omc1hing cl .'' .
Figurt skating. ecrord1ng to Ntc-ks, has increased I.ft
popularit) C\CI) )e:l 1 i.1ru:e Fleming and the 1968 Greno--
, blc Q3me<i;. He lno""i; .is .... cu as an)bod , bc&inn1na in
the circuit long ago.
Nicks, surprised by nothinJ, has seen it al l, from Greno-
ble-, France (1968). when Fltming won the women·s gold. John Nicks
to S.pporo (1972) •nd Innsbruck (1976), when Hamill
Arter pla ing fuur1h 1n pat!"} at the 1952 Chlo Gama,
Nkks .... ·oq the Europe an .lnd ""or'IJ cham,piocuhips ta
1953. then turned profe.!<S1Un•I. ~laung in ice
lbroughou1 Eurl}fle
"Finally. I v.e111 ou1 to Sou1h Af11c.:i -11 .... as c:n hcr
1956 or 1957 -:ind Ju rin~ m) \Crond n1.1bt in Johan·
nesbUIJ. 1 fell orr lhe ice :ind I v..i~ L\UI \lf JClion ror St"( monlh ..
said Nic:~. who broke lV.V b...lrn:l> II\ his lorn and never retwrned-&O
won the &<>ld,!o Lake. Placid. Sarajevo (1984), Cataary (1988) and Al·
benville (1992).
."You get t-.i> diffc:rcnl types of f11Ure ska1crs," Nicks .:.11d "'\Vith
•RllFLY
DCC baseball earns split . ' The Orange COQSt College bucball lc:am ~pht tv.11 g:imc \ al the
Citrus/Rio t-londo Toum.:imen1, faUina 10 C111ul. -'·I. 1n S.11ur ·
day's opener and nllyi,_ ror a JO-S win over R"-' I \.•ndo Sunday
OCC's Chris Y1lc.ut1 and ~I Mac:Dcr mou c.1~h ..... cn1 .i for 4
Sundny. to sive eiach fi\-c hits (<>r 1he ~cckcnd
Nick Valencia hh 1 iOlo homer in Sund:iy'~ ""1n. '' h1ch C"\c;:ned
lht Pir3tes' rtcord ll l·I.
In a high .school girls 50CC'C·1 ma1ch S:uurd:.y
•Cost:. ~teu dropped a 1-0 Pacific C.02s1 Lc2,uc Jc~ 1'1u11 10
L.111uno Beach ~l a tc1rc when sophomarc Jennifer 1A1llolf
was arried orr on 1 s1relthcr with a concu"iun. ~rra1ni:J nc.:l..
and sprained lower back. Ootlofr.wu later released
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show ~kating..
Co ncerned a bout a Friend or love d One with
SIGNIFICANT MEMORY PROBLEMS ?
Perhaps he Of she tU11 hos normal og•ng ~rhops not What 1s
"normal oging"? Whal ore 1he signs of early Alzhermer'5 o~eose?
Caregivers report thot eorty 1~1Cotors of Alzheimer 's Dtseose
ondude the folfow,ng . f,,..,.,. I019<rfulMS1
• O.Hicvhy telling hmc
• Reluctonce to ieov< the house
• Auto accidents, corelcu
driving, getting losl
while driving .
• Pe"°""loty chonqet
• Ag1101ion °' oggrrssJOn
• Chong01 on hondwntong
• lnoboloty lo colculote °' comprehend money
ii you hove no1lCed two or mor. ol thete indic010r1, °"' meorch
study mar help. OIK OtgOO•ohon hos boon, oworded o gtbnl to
ewluole o new medocohon lo! MEMORY LOSS. Ouolil1ed
portic.iponls, ..ho °"' ot lecnt 41 yeors cl ogo, will receMI EKGs,
on MRI °' CT ·XO'!. lob le$!S, bnef phys.col ...,,., modicolicn,
ond ¥ish ..mh a~ ~RfE Of QWGf, Cop.. cl ..
medical ltsl muh w.tl be to pomc.pom or 11.... dodo<.
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