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Home My WebLink About1994-02-08 - Orange Coast PilotMESA Winner ol 39 journalism awards in 1993 . . Tornado ;.like winds pound Newport • Y-1 RainlaUCOW111: .,. Heavy rains accompany gusts, damaging some homes and flooding streets throughout Newport Beach and Costa Mesa. · Dover Shores rcsidco1 Rick Tayk>r u.id · 1h1t affcacd t1keofr procedures 11 John • 1994 i•car lO dale: J.a ....._ •I~,...-io dale: IC.14 -._ • 1991)'Ur10 date: $.17 ladaA BY llws Lo.u.. S'r......, Wuna Santa Ana Heights eslale or her grandra- a powerful wind funnel dama&cd roofs Wayne Airport and cau.scd widespread . and uprooted trees throl.lghout his neigh· floodina in loc:al s1rccu. ln Cos11 M~ borhood, including bis favorite 3S·yt"11.r-old 1hc sudden rush of water Pttonday evenin& plum tree;~ · set at ieast one car alloat near 17lh aad Tor('ado-like winds -touched dOwn in ther, travel-trailer ~yooon John Cre~n. "It t;'e:wpott Beach early Monday CYCnina. lasted ~bout ~ minute ind 1.~cn 11 ~s YP'~-1.ipp.iJl& a,,pU1 power line&; ..... over with: _lt JUSt go1 real windy_ and 1t breakin1 . windows and dam•aini roofs ·' 111rted ra1n·1na really, rellly)'rard an"d fhcn "l heard this low roar in the buk· Pomona succ:u. .... __..._._ ... ' ..... .. all er 8 day o( pouocfin& rain. it qulL" . ground -just building and building," 'The biues;t storm of the year ,hit hard said Tayk:lr, who lives near the inters«-Monday morning. cau~ing toMuou.s traff1t tion of Highland and .Santiago s1re~1s. "'l s~arls and filling k>cal freeways with jack· told my wife, 'That's a tornado!' And then ·krtifed trucks and --:i.ssorrc·d fender-· the whole house ju.st JhOQk." bendcn. : TH Ooota M.,. ~ .......... ed -ncy actioa fot SlO,OOO 10 npoit loU:y rc»f 11 llbniy •. .. All the big trees in our yard have been The blast. which hit shortly after 7 p.m., There were also repor1s of tornadQ-like After ne arly an inch of rain fell locally wirids causing d8.mage in .Irvine . • by mid-afternoon, 1hc s1orm relented for a .. ..,.._ .. tom up and 1hrown to ~ other &ide," ripped off part of the roof of the .. Village said Ouistic White, 19, just minutct after Crean" ind ca"used a transformer to ex- tomado-fon:c winds slammed down on the plodc, White said. · -Throuahout Newport Beach and Costoa few hours. But an e''Cn more powerful Mes.a. the storm generated 55 mph winds lee WIATll~ • PMOICM 8f >.Lo.ac ,\4..un 111, 0.ULY PU.OT Oiinlel Roth of NliNport lfNctl mal<os hfl W.y 9long one of.Ille rock-like wallo 11 Rockreatlon In Costa Mesa. Rock around the block Local warehouse is home to Rockreation, where climbers can reach new heights scaling boulders BY Lo&.&ANM B.IJ:HIDA. StAtt ~·UTU ~eepi at lhc fron1 desk to mon11or cus1omcr satisfacuon for each nc~· L ocal exercise buffs KaKhing fOf ctimbiq, route 1hcy create. 50me adventure to ipM;c: up their "Very cool climb, pumpy. rcachy. workout routines need travel no thrillin1o" read one of dozens of fW1hcr than the heart of C.osta Mcu's comments. industrial dlslr~. Reprding the climb dubbed lberc, in •warehouse on Losan Monster ~klpe : "Confucius say: Angry Awnu., is IJ,l)(&square feet ol man who need a slap must cn1cr world chatlcnaJn& rock-dlmbin& 1errain. or Monster Sk>pe. ~.tuch Satisfaction.·· The only om dedicated to rock Remarked another: "What's this! It's climbin& In the Orana;e County/Los a monstl'Oliry. How dare you try to set An,etes uu, Roc:1trea1ion has been a real climb in ou r plastic wurld." conqi.M:rcd by an estimated 2..000 ' Actually, Rush said. the boulden ire cllmben since openln& KYCral not made of plas1ic. She would say only moathi •So-1ha1 they're molded from a secret BtUtd as a 1r1inin& around, the recipe unothcring steel bc3.ms - (acilU1 bolltl I maze Of'climbil\I beams that 1lrc1ch 10 calhedra\ ~ihnp roulct awcrin& ll,000 aquare reel o1 28 feet io the air. three-dimensional mQCl boulden SurrwndiQ& the giant sculp1urc5 arc desiped 10 llmulate the k:lolt and feel wbitewuhd walls. bare but for a few ot rul roc:ts. framed uap&hnU of climbers in "'Jt'I 1 workout. bul more fun," said Hand holds .. ~ to cNmbing aru and procarious positions. Pieces of scra p Rocklc11io• manqer Rebecca R..i.. 1 color .-for dllleNnl degreM of dllliculty. rubber CllSIUon the floor . dilDbcr from Cbk:ico· ... ,~,not Hte E•)ees leave the cargo doon of s.hlins on 1 stalkwwy bike al a om. k>okiJ\a at 10 more mla..a... the warehouse open duriq the day to let the alr and sun filler in. And if Rush miabt be biased. wortina for tbe compuy ... Ill. Ousic and &llemative rock a' ro8 llCPI from the 5tcrco syslcm.. one mm tum ao "tu.nber than the dimbcn (Or a p-adc. And a second. smaller room. is stocked with free weights, loc:ltcrt The .CollowlD1 ooauncoll were ro...d In 1 bln<ju RocltRllioe · -aoc-~ Hate literature h_its high schools , .,. Leaflets found in lockers at Costa Mesa and Corona del Mar target Latinos. BY llu5s l.oA.L, s,...,., wun:a NEWPORT-MESA -Hate ht- erature a.imed at ..,.Latinos was slipped into lockerf' at tv.o local high s.chools ove r the weekend. less than two -.·eeks af1er simi lar incidenls at two soulh coun1y schools.. AbOut 500 handbills attacking Latinos a.pd advoca1ing the depor- tatton .of .all "non-whites" were c:lisroYcrcd in kxkers at Coua Mesa and Corona dcl Mar high &ehools early Monday mornins. "It's just a real 5ick piece of woiil. done. by a pretty 5ic:k per- son," said La.try Carlson, assistant principal or Costa ~1csa High School. "1 wOOld seriously doub1 that any or our s1udcn1s had any· thing to do with this.'' The literature included a phone number in the 818 area code. When the number ls called, • re- corded message idCn11fics the or- ganization as the White Aryan Re· 5lstancc (WAR) and lists a post office box in 1he San 03.bric:I Val- ley city of Covina. On Jan. 26. about 1,000 anti· Latino handbills wilh a phone number in the ume 818 area code - '' IT'S JUST A REAL SICK PIECE OF WORK DONE BY A PRETI'Y SICK PERSON. l \VOULD SElllOUSLY DOUBT THAT ANY OF OUR. STUDENTS HAD ANYTHING TO DO WITH THIS. '' l..A.aR Y CAlu.sON ASSISTANT PIJNCIPAL. Con.A MUA HICH SCHOOL were diKOYCred ac Marco For- rester . Middle School in San Juan C.pistrano and at Lagu.na Beach Hi h School ... ~ewport-Meu Unified ~ School Ois1ric1 OOun.5elor Roy A1varado was at Costa ~1esa Hi&h on Mon- day when the racisl Oien wtre dis- rovt:red. He me1 with Lat ino stu- dents 10 discuss the inciden1 . -UMUTS/hp· Attorney general will act on Newport tollroad .,. Office will issue opinion on whether county acted legally when it gave portion of Newport Coast Drtve to San Joaquin Hills tollroad agency. NEWPORT BEAOi -The 1t· torney sencral's ofr.ce said Ma.n- day that it will issue an opinion on whether the county Ktca leplly when it pvc a pon\on of Newport Coast OriYe to the Sin J01quin Hilb 1ollroad "l'OC)'· The witemenl cued the ton· cc ms of people who had bce'n spcculat~. lbe attorney ac-nc.rar' office mi&M. 'inore lbe issue, but it didn•1 aatit.(y relidcJlts who op- pooe 1 -h pl&nned foe l'ew- port °*' Orf,c. v ...... Howlcls 0( Co<Otll dd Mai-said she wants to sec. a f'bll- blown inves1iptlon of the l&t1'C1· "All of the concerned citizens aroups in Corona del Mar and LI· guna have been writin& to (At· torney General) Dan Luns.n:n's orftcc. reques11na that this m.alter be fully invcsuaated.."" she said. Housscls represents the public on J sub-committee that was ere· a1cd by the 101lroad agency to rc:- KJIV1: the dispute The tollroad starr ~ St\tdyina whether it ... -ould be feasible to buikS a free alternative around the toll, but Corona dcl ~iar residents have cmphuized they want a per· al~I alternative -no1 a road lbat will take them a mite or more out of their way. Rodney UlyqutSt. chief of lbe opink>n unit of the auorncy aen. er-''s otrlt'C, 11id be will contint1t 10 ttck points of ~ on the wb-- jccl. He expcds to iuuc an opin-... ""'"' . .,,.._. .....-City leaders seek to ...... fllhlOn lsllnd MIDle .... ,._..., .. NewllOrt ....... 42 ,..., ... h DAV1D Ha~,.....,, W"1D NEWPORT BEAOI -MulM McAlpino, 1 ,.crcwy who -.i 4l yun· for the clay and - -.. "The Queen .... 0( aay Hall,. died S.raday ol .....- .. Mcto Vmle Raltlentlal Can lo p..Mna.SM-n. Ma. McA.lpiM --_ .... ...... day Mii ............ ,.;,-.. = ___ ... .... ~--... -~ ... 1 wm M IUI II .• I I ELJ,"IOitl ..... CJWW.. 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NC,--.....,_ .. ---............. om.. ...• , .... , .. .. ......,..,, ......... .............. _ ... _ -.... .... Oftwt...., • BEACH •C MESA Winner of 39 journalism ilwirt/S in 1993 Tornado ~like winds pound -Newport ~ ' f y I Rai.rau '""'"" • 19'4 )'Oii 10 dl1e: JM ladooa. • 1993 ,....10 dole: lf.7' -.. ~ Heavy rains accompany gusts, damaging some homes and flooding streets throughout Newport Beach and Costa Mesa. BY B.uss Lo.u.. STu• wan.a Sant.I Ana Heights csta1c o'f her pndfa· Dover Shores residen( Rick Tayk>r said 1ha1 1trcc:Kd t•kcoff proccdure5 at John a powerful Wind funnel dam.aced roofs Wayne Ai.rport and caused widct.pr~ and uprooted lrcet throughout his 11cigh-floodina in kx:al litrccll. ln C.OSta Mesa, borhood, irw:ludina his fa\.'Otite 35·year-old the sudden rush of water t.'londay even"'& plum tree. set 11 least one car 1flo::it near 17th and • 1992 ,ear to date: 1.11 laC:Mt. Tornado-like winds toUc:hed dawn in •thcr. travcl·trailer tycoon John Crean.. "It J'l'Cwpon Beach early Monday CYCnina. lasted ~bout ~ minute and t.hen it w':' uprootina trees, rippina apart power lines. OYCr wuh: _11 Just got real windy and 1! -bic.akinl:--windowL~d-~maainc-~ .. ~~!d .. rauuna ~~ally_, Le.ally hard and 1hen "1 heard this k>w roar in the back-Pomona streets.. ground -just building and building," The ti:iucs1 storm of the year hit hard said Taylor, who liva near the intcrscc-Mond~y morning. c.ausing 1ortuous 1rafftc tion of HiJhland and Sa.n1iago streets ... I lrlarls and filling local freeways with jack· .lold.Jnr_ w.ife._.'.1baCs a 1araadol'-A.nd....thcn..-k,njlc:d.. .. lru'ks. _aru:L_.uiD.flc.d..._j'(ndc,... the whole bou&e just shook." ' bend en. : There were also reports of tornado·like Afler nearly an inch of rain fell loc1Uy winds c1using damage in Irvine. by mid-afternoon. the storm relented for a ancr a day of poundin& rain. 1t qu11. . . "All the bi& trees in our yard have been 1be blut, which h1l $hortly after 7 p.m., tom up and. thrown to the other side," ripped off part of the roof of the .. Village 51id Ouistie White, 19, just minwcs after Crean" and caused a transfonncr lo .ex· wrnado-lorcc winds slammed down on tbe plodc, White said. Throu1hout Newport Beach and Cost:a few hourS: But an even more powerful Mest, the s1orm gcnenued SS mph winds ... WIATll~ • 08niel Roth of Newpoll Beach makts hit way oJong one of Ille rock-likt wall• at Rockroation In Costa Mesa. Rock around the block Local warehouse is home to Rockreation, where climbers can reach new heights scaling boulders BT t.ouAM.tB.uHaDA. Sr.vr Wanu L ocal C.IUC'5c buffs 1earthing for 10mC advc.nturc to s.picc.. up their workout routines need travel no funhcr 1han lbc heart ol Costa Mesa's indu.strial district. There, in a warehouse on Loe•n Awn..., ls 11 ,()00.fqu.ue Ccc:t ol chalk:.,.i., rock-cllmbi., &em.in. The only om dedicated IO rock climbina In lbc Oran&< O..n1y/Los Anptes aru. Roc:lue1tM>n has been conquered by an es1im11cd 2.000 • tlimben since openln1 scw:ral moftl~ •So· keeps 11 the front desk 10 morutor customer satisfaction for each nc"" climbin& route they crc:ue "VerJ Cool climb, pumpy. reach). lhriUins." read one of do:icns of comments. Reprding 1hc climb dubbcJ Monster Slope: "Confucius Slly: Angf) man who need a slap mus1 thtcr world of MonslU Sk>pc.. P.iuch Satisfaction." Rcmarked'anothcr: "What's this! J1 's a monstlOlity. How dare )'OU try to set a real climb in our plutic world." Actualty, Rush said. the boulders arc not made of plastic. She would say only that they're molded from a secret recipe smothering steel beams - beams that stretch to ca1hcdra1 ccihnas 28 feet in tbe air. Bilted as 1 1r1ininc around. the faci&i'J boa111 a naue or clirobi~ routes COYerina ll,000 square feet of threO"Ctimensional m«t bouktcn desipcd to timul11e the loot '1'd feel olrul rocks. ... ,., 1 workout. but more run, .. said Rockrea1k)n manqct Rebe.eta Rush, a climber from Chk:afo. Hit'• not like Sunoadiq the giant 1eulpturcs arc wbitewubed walk, bare but for a few !ruled anap1holt of dimbcn in Hand hokla .. ~ to cNmb&ng area and precarious positions. Pleccs of scrap COior coded tor _.,,. dog.-of dlfftcully. Nbl>cr Clllhion 1he Ooor. slllin1 on • stallonary bike al a om, tookina at 10 more nWu1&es.,. And if Rush ddaht be biased. ~ for the oornpuy ud II, one must~tum no lunher than the dimbtn tor a arade· The roUowina commen1s were fou.Ad in • bl.nde.r R.ockreatm aYO..vtoHarn,...,,_ NEWPORT BEACH -MuiM McAJploe. I ICCl<laty WIM> -"ed 42 )'Ctn ftlr Ibo d!y Md - -. .. '11le Que<• Bot ol ClCJ Hall," died S.ndly ol ....- II Mao Vcnle Raldendtl 0... i. Potlt Maa. $be -77. Mn. McAlpiM ---...... cliy_ ....... ..... :a:' 1• -__ ... .. .... -:;.~ ':"'-= a .... 111111 5 I ,..,. .......... CIJr .... .... Bob W)oa. who -wilb Mn. MtAlplao for 17 ,.. .... "She _ ..... tlltlshc hod ...... ._ ol polltical -Slla ---lmpo<.-.... .... _"" CIJr Oort Wudt Rallio -.... -....... --... ............... -r.::: =~~ ........ ? -..tr•-:*l,z 11• -fal Ill i. tMDI I I Gf .. .., spa ..... ....... ?Ill' ...... ?' ... ..... Jfqs4 Ellf"'oyca 1e1YC the carso doors ot lhc ware.house open durin& Ibo day IO kl the air and sun filter in. Oassic aDd ahcmative rock a' roll teepl from the stereo system. And I s«cNKf. smaller t00m Js &tocked with f~e wci,ghts. k>ckers -·-CIASSIFIEO 642-5678 N£WSROOM $~1214 NEWS FAX 646-4170 Sl'OttTS 64MJlO ..... a 'N ...................... --1 = ........................ _. . ............... : ....... _. ---'.:!!·~·~·~~Ill --·-----._,. __ _ ._ •o•llll1'9ee a • Newport officials say ldditlolial retail outlets will help generate more sales 1IX for city coffers. ITD.m>HllT'I>-~ IGWPORT BEAOf' -It )'OU ....17.tlleywiU--~ • ... ., ol doUan .... tu Hate literature hits high schools ... Leaflets found in lockers at Costa Mesa and Corona del Mar target Latinos . BY Russ LoAa.. St.u-r \\'un• NEWPOR:r-MESA -Ha1e In · cra1ure aimed at La1inos vr.·as slipped into lockers 1:11 tv.·o local high schoots over the vr.cckcnd, lcs.s than two -.·eeks after similar incidents at two south count) schools. · About 500 handballs 1nacking U1inos and advocating 1hc ~por· · tation or all "non-whites.. were discovered in )ock.crs at Coita Mesa and Corona de! Mar ·high sc.hools early Mond.ly morning. "Ifs just a rea.1 sick piece oC work done. by a pretty sick per· son.·• $aid Urry Carlson, a.ssistan1 principal of Cos1a ~ic:sa High SchOol. "I would seriously doub1 ·tha1 any or our s1udcn1s had any· thing to do with this." The literature included a phone number in the 818 a rea code. When the number is called, a re- corded message identifies the or- ganization as the White Aryan...Rc· si.stancc {WAR) and lis1s a! pP:st office bol in the San Ga.bric! V:tl· Icy city of Covina. On Jan. 26, about ·1,000 anti· Latino handbills wilh a phone number in the same 8 18 area code '' IT'S JUST A REAL SICK PIECE OF \\'ORK DONE BY A PRETI'Y SICK PERSON. I WOULD SERIOUSLY DOUBT THAT ANY OF OUll. STUDENTS HAD · ANYTHING TO DO WITH THIS. '' LuutY C...USON ASSISTANT Pa.JNCIPAL, CoSTA Ma.4 H.ICH ScHOOL vr.crc dilC'OVC rcd .at Marco f or· rester Middle School in San Juan Capistrano and at Laguna Stach Hiah School. Newport-Mesa Unified School District counselor Roy Alvarado was al Costa Mcu Hi&h on Mon- day when the racist Oie.n ~re dis · C'Q\'(:rcd. He met wi1h Latino stu· dents 10 discuss the incident. ... ..........._... Attorney general will act on Newport toHroad ... Office will issue opinion on whether county acted legally when it gave portion of Newport Coa st Orive to San Joaquin Hills tollroad agency. BY DAVID H&rrz., St:u• "'&1Tll NEWPORT BEAOI -The al· torney acncral's office said ~1on· day that it will issue. an opinion on whether lhc countf acte:C! lc&alty when it pvc a portM>n ol Newpon Coasl Drive to the San J01qu1n Hills loUro.ad qctK')'. The statement eased the con· cc.ms of people who h11d been spcailati!>f the attorney acncral's off tee miPt. ianarc the issue, but it didn't satisfy reside.nu who op- pose a toltbootb planned for New- port Coast Drive. YYOGne Hoowcb ol. Corona del Now. bdna • il mWlon i..ciac1 shonlall, ...,.. -d memben arc tcra.mblina for Wl)'I 10 ia· Cl<Utlbcdiy'l-.C. They waol Ibo --loper .IO --~tho U.,....,. old Fu~loA illud. 1lia 1.l Olilliool---.... t""" .... IC< i. Nowpon C:..... _.ty .,._ av Y.1117 r """'-.....,..,. mid -'11t'lf IM .Ckr 01 I' .• , .......... ''i .. ,,_ .. ., .. •• I I ... 111• a ,.__ ...... Isa•',_ • Mar said she wanb 10 see 1 fu.JI· blown in..-csti&•lion or the a,aency. "All of the concerned citizens aroups in Coron~ dcl ~1ar and La· 1una have been writina 10 {At· lomey ·General) Dan. Luncren's office, rcquestin& 1hat this m.ai1er be runy invcstiaatcd," she said. Housscli reprnents the publtc on • sub-<.'ommi11ce th1t was ere· 11cd by the tollroad accncy to re· sotvc the dispute. The· lOllroad "arr is s.tudyina vr.hc:ther ii wou.ld be fcUt"ble to build a free ahcrnative a.round lbc toll. bu.t Corona dcl Mar reside.all have emphuiled Ibey wan1 a pat· aJlcl altematM -not a road that will take them 1 mile or more ~ of their WJ)'. Rodney Lil!quitt, c:hi<r ol the opinion unit of the. 111omcy at-n· cral's otraoc. 11id be will continue 10 seek poinu ot view on tM: sub- ject. He «p«U to iaue &Cl opia-._ _,.._, he ,.,. hll -s111e ot 1he Cily" "" -. "Tbe'council •.. recc•...,. W. cs1ed tsdaoftto....,.. ... _ tlbtliiy ol prO¥idiQa for --panao. ol tM cuier, I 'M I .. property owaer to et o 11 IS iop OlAdi mallars -llKs -_ .... _,,. ___ _ -~·1177••** ...... ·----· "'''"' '\ .... ... ::rr--... ... ,__,...."I' .. =-~~-::1sn ... --... •· • a Tu11day, ~ I, 1114 • YOICU '-Steerine . an the ·path Pers.anal attacks are -unnecessary in debate over extending the Newport Beach bike trail _ aY '1aay COaa • · -occanr~ont ~i~e p3th, potentially . F irst, lhcrc were personal attacks on Councilman John Cox, who ~prcsen1cd our city on an agcnc J which allowed a very unpopular tollroad decision. Then there were rcgrc1tablc personal attacks on Councilwoman Jean Watt by those who disagreed with her ad~'OCacy of a.cquiring more park land~ JJr.o.urulLhc.llac.k.B~l h.av.e -probably ·- never known a person more dedicated to investing hundreds of hours per month and volunteering 1nuch or her life to ~·un1munity causes. Now, the editor of our local Daily Pilot, on the issue of an oceanfront bike trail, ch90scs to put down another of our dedicated City Council members by !>laung .. it comes down to the needs and righl!> of all Orange County residents YCT!>U!> the desires Of 2()() OT SO oceanfront homeowners and one council .... ·on1an -il's toUgh 10 figure out how Councilwoman Jan DeBay got on 1he Y.rong side of the issue" (Editor's Notebook, J:in 21) Commun11y act1vii.1i. and editors ... hould conunue healthy debates on the 1s,ui.:i. but u"oid personal auacks on 1nd1\ iduals or groups of people. l'hc editor's somewhat cnustic attack un 295 oceanfront homeowners and one C1Juncil"·o1nan must have occurred bccau)C he docs not have knowledge or the fJC\i. and the long history of public JcbJ!C on 1h1i. i~sue. subjcct1n1 VlSllOrs to tnlnf such ICCldcntli and our city 10 millions ·Of dollars or li:&bility. Although the Seuhorc Orivt bike trail is hazardous and we do need to seek altemJ.tiYCS. I believe the only lawsuit rela1ive to bike 1cc:idcnts in that area was on the occan(ronl boardwalk, not on Seashore Drive. -· . 61Jl51w~~_g_t_he Sa'!_~~fe1~ Rive~ . bridge and the intenectton Ot:Pac1lic Coast Highway and Balboa, there arc curren1ly thrtt parallel bike trails: a high-speed one on PCH; a low-speed one on 1he wide sidewalk 1lon1 PCH; and the one on Seashore Drive. There arc J8 public strecl-¢nds prOVidins beach aC'C'css in this area (every six houses) i;:urrcn°tly being p:iived and landscolped 7) Fin:illy, there arc ihe bike riders whp ride alone the beach in Hun1in11on Beach and want 1hc 2.9 miles of Newport oceanrron1 boardwalk cxlcndcd D\'t'r 1be en1in: $.2 miles of beach JO the) can ride: on out 10 TbC Wedae. Hun1in11on Beach ·has hadtoinstal! sianal lights and use radar patrols on Ill bike 1rail because of hich;seeed ~en '*ho h11ve caused serious in1ur1cs. ls it any Vl'Onder 1h1t people who UM ,tfie: beach in West Ncwpon and Pea1n1uta Poin1 araue apinst this? I hope I ha'-c 5uetteded in showine you that the' answer on the bike lrail issue is not so simple from the sklclines, and t hope 1hat we all wiU continue I \\Uuld hke 10 su mmarize why past ('ity Council~ have not been suppprtivc of cxccnJ1ng the boardwalk. even !hough 1hc il>suc has been raised numerous 11n1cs and has been heard in dozens of pubhc he:i.rings since I first purcha~d Ill\ IOI Ill 1971. The northbound section of the bQardwalk ends at 36th StrHt In Newport Beach. °"'"' ru.cn JIU •Moro healthy debatca on the issues. but refrain Crom 111acking pcopk:. Oy the: ~)'. in 1oday's economy do )'OU think 1h1tt S6.5 million per r.-•r {Dave Go!fs letter, Jan. 18) for bite trails ln Orange County i:S an 1ppropria1c prioruy in~stmcnt or our scarce tu:payen' the sandy beach for use by bicyclists. roller bladen and skateboarden. ·1} The Bicycle Trails Comrr.i!IC(' has :.il...,·ays campaigned aggrcssi~ly for an occanfron1 bicycle trail, and they have g:ithered long lists of pe1i1ion signers ""ho want 10 ride 1heir bicycles on the beach. They do not. however, represent the ma1ori1y of the beach-going public. elsewhere in Newpor1 and from out of town, who pleaded 10 keep some of lhe beach safe for families to bring sm31l children and no t ha\'e fenr of them being hit by bicyclists, roller bl3dcrs or skateboarders. Letters in suppon ·of exlending the boardwalk were ou1numbered 3 to I by opp0nen1s. In 1991 Coastal Commisston hearinp the majority of commisstoners (in opposi· tion 10 their stafren) were adamantly against seeing "anymore cdhcn:tc or asphalt. on California's beaches." on-going, non-criminal inciden1s of rowdy behavior, noisy parties and 01her inappropriate behavior. Is there any wonder that occanfronl homeO\'nen al Peninsula Point and the ~s1ern p:an of \Vest NCV.'J>Or1 and families visiling the beach do not want the boardv.olk extended? dollan.? ' 2) During public hearings on ext ending the boardwalk, 1he majority of people ""hp spol.e to 1he issue were uppo~cd, no t juS1 the oceanfront· 3) The existing boardwalk/bike path covers 2.9 miles of the 5.2 miles or oceanfront beach between the Santa Ana River and Peninsula Point. There arc 13.4 miles of oceanfront beach from Warner Avenue in Huntington Be ach to The \Vedge in Newport. Eleven miles, or abou1 82 % of this s1re1ch is paved along 4) Several mon\hs •&0, publis~d rcporu said that lS-301' or our city's crimes and assaults ~red in West Newport. What wasn't reported is thar the vast majority or those Wt'rC in the area along the boardwalk between the Newport Pier and the west end of the S) The city reccn1ly settled a claim by a m:&n who was injured riding his bike down Dack Day Drive after a rain. His bike skidded on the wet 5urracc, causing serious injury. Cost to the city was S2.7 million. I'm 1ure the Bic:ydc Traill Commiutt .... 'Ould ~)' ye1, but ir the city o( Ncwpon also rundcd :1 Pcdt'ltrilln Trails Commince, I bet they would not only uy nu bul woUld also suiieM tcltini the b.c.1·dts off o( 1hc currcnl boardwalk. How about brin1in1 u.s more balanced repor11ng and edi1orialWn1 on communi1y issues ill 1hc future! Jtny Cobb is • toa,.1/mt C'Olll11111al(J ae1Jt·Jst lo l•~JI NtMpol'f. . boardwalk. hon1co .... ncr.., bu! dozens or people from Crime reports did not include the WUT llDI STORY . \V-4}ds from the ocean would conlifahtly deposit sand on any IUT OP THI HOTLIHI Landlords don't trash own properties Just Ute facts Your Feb. 4 about the brawl in the soccer game at Newport by Barry Fa1Jlkncr is a bad case or reporting and no1 getting your facts straight. It looks like you guys arc more in favor of Irvine and giving them a Jot oC credit when all of 1hc blame is to s1art with them. And you guys need to sec the video and do anolher article and let e\•cryone know how things really \lo"Cnt \lo•ith 1his brawl and how ii got stancd and Eyewitness account Y our recent series on Cos1a Mesa's West Side was notable. However, I do believe there were several serioUs omissions in the :i r1 icles. mainly an emphasis on the actual ac1ivi1ics of the property O'A'ners. Or maybe )Ou should have \uues1ed that landlords visil their property and toss garbage up an d down the hallways; bnng along baseball bats to break oul windows ro facilitate the thro"'"·ing of trash into the alleyways; tow derelict vehicles along with them to leave with carefully constructed nests, for safe keeping in the cupboards and drawers of 1heir ren1al kitchen units. Be serious. Have you ever owned ren1al properties in an area such as you described in west Costa Mesa? It is 1hc tires1yle or lhc majority of lhe people who occupy these dwellings 1ha1 cause the ever-deteriorating conditions or these properties and areas. Yes. there arc good caring people who live in these areas and those arc the ones you intervie¥o·cd. behind and fill up the carports with Junkers; remove commodes and other ba1hroom items for sale at sw11p or junk sales and 1rap mice and ra1s in their hon1e locales to bring. along BclieYe me, no landlord wants to constant ly be raced with 1hc expense i>f cosily repairs, the loss of revenues and property values. Do you treat your home, either leased ...... llADIU MOTUMl1 441·•••• ro MAii.i a cou1mo• It • dw P'ikll'I JOllty • ~ COfftll;f al n-. ot ...-..,., ~ 01 WO. Ill•, nt .lOJ 1luM JOI.I ,,..,._ ......... ,..,,. ............... r- .._ ........ ~, .... f..diD ... ...--. ()ieM Ow( ... -. ........... .._ .... ~ ....... ..... --.Dloflop-,..,-°"""' ...._ ......... c ... • MOW.TO l.IACM UI Clm&latloa: (Th< na-otanac County) (800) 252-9141 Ad . ' Cb~l-5678 Dispby 642-Ul I Editorial N.,..Sf0.1224 Spans 642-4UO N<WI, Spans Fu 646-4170 MolllOlb ,..__Ollot 64l-4lll --611·1110l P't'1'~Cl'mC. '1 .. ...._. ..... .._= 4 I Ill or owned, 1his way and then blame 1he lessor or financing instiotution for its condilion? or course not. Or, perhaps I should say I hope no1 . I suggest that you do just a bit more investigating before you attempt another article of this kind. H.T. LEJ'INEN, JR. Newport Beach Editor'J nott: Our strlts of art/cits on tht J''tst Sid~ did not Imply tbat all l•ndlords H·crr nqlcctful or dtliqutnl Jn their dutlts. Nor did tht •rllcltl suuest that t••rry·ont H'ha Jives there /J v/ctin1l1C'd by abscnttt land/onlJ. Still, It Is tt·onb notln1 that the city .. ·as forr:ed to farm • taJk futtt ta crack down on property ownrrs. 1hc causes and c.veiything. ROD OPP Cos1a Mesa Editors note: Even on rr·rx11n1inatlon, lht' at1Jt:le· sttn1s stral1htloiward 11nd f11ir Mith co1nn1ents fron1 11 // sides. J1'1 lmposs''blr, of' oourst, for us to play deltttl,es In such lnt:idents. I am calling 1n rcferen1..·e 10 the recent ar11cle on the EYerell Temn1e police bru1ali1y c-ase . II amazes and disgus1s me tha1 so much llme and t'ffor1 , not .to men1 ion 13.Xpayen· dollars. arc being spcnl because of ~tr. Temme\ sup~d police brutab1y case . A third officer \lo'3s prcsen1 during lhe entire arres1 1ha1 nighr, and according to the plaintiff was cqunlly involved 1n 1he alleged bcaling. Yet 1hc same L.A. federal Jury during the same 1ri11I found ' that orflccr innocent. Go figure. Indeed a bca11ng ma:y hn'e taken place, bu1 only in the WIATHIR AHD OC:IAN C:OllDlftOlll .,_.UTUUS Newport ltach: 60t'S 1 lalbOI: '°"' Costa Ma&: '3150 COtOM dd Mar: 6.VSO IUatfOUCAST 11•u w:'' -::.! ~ ........... ,,._,.. ......... , ......... ......... =:::t -- ' MU SWlll ... l·S 1 .... l·S ' l·S 1 W .. tt ,...., .. ...,., 60 r;1l .._ •-• .1116-.1.6 1:.44 ,.,,.., 4.l 2l22 ,. ...... . .•. .., .... u 1111 .... 1.• ,.,, ,.... 4.J 21 .. ,..... .... ........... -.... ........_. ..;;; ., _ -....... .................. Ltalr ....,. .... I DI,.., •11 I • • • • 1m:ig1na1ion or ~1r. Temme. In reality. h~ was arrested ..... 1hout in('idenl ro r assault 'A llh a deadly weapon on a police orficcr. I was the lhird officer. BRUCE TICE Nc-.-por1 Beach Police Department Piiot Weatber woman revnled \\'ho is the person who deserves the applause for wri1ing lhc clc\'tr and en1ertaining daily weather on the fron1 ~asc up in the ri&ht corner1 It s JUSt terrific;; Keep up 1he good \lo'Or~ whoever ii is . It's a chuckle and always a grc:u st3ft for the day. LOUISA ARNOLD Cos11 Meu Daily Pilat libnrlao A.one Spinn desrnu tbt cndJI. POUC:I flUI • 14: I ~.:'::' .:r ""'.':-_ "1.;\!l.nio-• Illa.~.•~•---Ca*' km ... I_, llclp IL bo&.--~-For• .... ••--r -• 111umedVoleotino'1 --(aod, bad Ille CialOe --,._hebe -o.,-.. -... -crcorcd adallalllralloa ... lAICMacd,. libonl .......-protaoon !Ir PTO, Sce"o ond Hallmark to p,_.c1 U.S. Matlnc policy) ,,,_.---I ha"' -laalna flower. candy and which beld lhat 1""111 men made belilvecl that klllina.-ne for. ar<<tina card better tillcn ii linJle ood tillina -WU wrona. ... C1I Eda's Nollbollk &ales Jn rotbtde them to many. BibJe·tbwnpefl. N_ve your Febru1ry. We~ Bishop Vaknli.ne breath. I've heard that bit about HO'lll'ever, •n surreptitiously c:orninued-tbc .. ,n eye for aa.cye.". l'vt also announcement weddinp. This led 1hc Romag heatd that bit about .. thou shalt landed on my 1t1te 10 perform • ceremony of ·· nol kilt" f don't care what desk Monday its own: Vatcntine's eucution on raiiorialc"Jou throw at me, )'OU'rc from Death Feb. 14, 269 A.O. not Coin& to bo 1nymorc Penalty Focus So, all these years m" wife'• ---' I h • I IUCC~U It c •n1>n1 my mind or Oranac been hollering at me for u I will 11 changins your mind. County. whk:h rorae-tting to b·ring home a dou:n describes ilSclf chocolates or box or roses, I J t ju 1 stems to me th.3t if you. u a coalition of hung my head in shame (or the lt1U a criminal, no mnttcr how oraaniutions " wrong reason. I auumed I wu beittOUJ his or her crime or opposed to being an inscns'itivc k>usc of a cri,rncs, you are sinking to that capital husband. Actually. I wa, being person's kvel. We should be punishment. an insensitive capital punishment above fhal as • society, in my The coalition proclaimed it opponent. · mind anyway. will hold a deP)Onstration in Maybe 1 was d~d at birth. We should kx:k such criminals -S•nta Ana ~i()nday evening Or .r coufd b-Uvt: consUii\ed up and lhrO'N .away the \c)"S. (Valentine's Day -Feb. 14) to tainted seafood. Radioactive dust And don't stick them in some !Cmind ~~~ that.:lh.UUJ_h_._ QllJ+ll.ve _be4;ll _blowi1J&jn!M_ __ ~Y_f!ilon. SubF'ing the~ 10 penalty is u 1nv1d1ous and dcScrt Winds while I wu gro:wing conditwMOnlj ihghtlj' belfer capricious now as ever." up. Whiuever the cause, it his than those depicted in Later ca~onizcd as the always been etched into my soul :0P1pillon" would suit me jus1 "patro~ u1nt or ~crs," that capital punishment is wrong. fine. Valentine was a third<entury Dead wroog. Knowins how just about ~is~ in Rome who defied I know, 1 know. I'm loony. I'm everyone elsc_stJpports the death unpcrLll law by marrying a bleedinJ heart. I'm runnina penalty made me feel like a army-ag~~ men 10 their k>vcn counter to the m:ijorily of my freak. while growinc up. Then 1 ind advis1nc them 10 pursue fellow, more thoughtful heard then-Gov. Jerry Bro11o·n say ROCKS _...,., and showen. Rush said the gym is designed to sui1 1hc novice. u well as. 1he hard-core climber. Customers, ~he .uid. range from Boy ScoUt Troopi and b~rthday par1ies 10 competitive climbcn. The adjus1ablc climbing routes wind for 14 to 1 40 reel and arc . frequen1ly changed 10 ch11illcni:e e.xpcricnced members. workout at le.ut once a week.. "I could easily spend a year here,"' he said. "'I t's a m1111ter or genina the money to 'pend a )'car hue." Annual memberships cost S52S. or S800 ror a family. Pay on a monthly basis, and the price for an individu3l is $100 down plus $4.S a month. But you don't ha,·e to be a member. Day passes cost S 14 ror adults, S8 for children. Loc.ated at 1300 Logan Ave., Rockreation was opened four months ago by two proressional rock climben .,.,.ho reside in Sall Lake Ci1y, where they erected 1hei1 firsr gym. I RU Ff EU'S UPlllLSTtlY lllC. ..... -....c.... .. 1m-Q..'..U1U1-wa.11w "tbe way to .......... II to llOp k.ifilns." Probew' b o: h10d me ... JKatl·n· bowillt. lblt IOlllCOO<doeietllll-r.lt like I did, ot 11 ..... oald be ldt like I did. Then he wu referred U> u "Governor Moonbtam." I was 1 freak apin. Proponents of 1t11e--spoosorcd slayln4 will arpc lhat routinely dropp1n1 lhe pi.lb in the ps chamber will deter crime and 1hi1 we spend too much spKe and tax dollan on lifers. Either side can produce st1tistics proving or disproving 1hosc 1hcories. But beyond all that, by killing a kiUer you're showin& lhat it's OK 10 be a killer, or 50 it seems 1n my Cceblc mind. "Yeah, we·n see how you reel whe n· some doped-up psychopath drags your daughter inlo the .,.,.oods, performs unspeakable 11.c1s and leaves her to die in 1 shallow .&r~ someone out lherC~no~hOUiiri'i - God !orbid that ever comes 1rue. And God sa\l'e this society · if someone in the frame of mind I'd be in was put in charge of meicring out j1.t1ticc. Talk about invidio1.t1 and caprick>us. Afatt Cobr'• cotuma •P~"" Tuc.ut.rs. All climbcn musl fint pau a safety test. "Tht idea is crealing 1hc mos1 realistic climb," Rush s:iiKI. "But safety is our primary ronccrn." One day last week., about a doz.en climbcn 1ealed the synthetic bouldcn -tome wbo had driven from as far as Ventura. hued by Rockrca1ion ids in climber map.zincs. They hired another competitive climber. Christian GriCfith , 10 design the climbing 1errain. Everyone on staff is involved with 1hc sporl. And profcuional cllmbcn arc commissioned to design the routes. I .. F,_ 1-tlon plus an I I extnl I°" OFF your beet I D~ntf!I Roth wu one ot them. A 23-year~ld Ncwp>rt Beach wai1er, Roth uid he tries to squeeze in 1 ' ··we ch~nac 1he routeS all lhe time:," Ru¥ said. '1"he outdoon doo"t change.'" I ",.r K""9'" I I ... ~!;°ri'!'~!!?i~ I 724 .. 1987 L------.1 Tu1111J, F1~...., .. , .. I lll:aaft'e -IO----·-~·· ... .., ...... , .. ..._ ..... I -W1 COld1•r. MI ff !): bul ii·-Mell,,., ...... '11M:y were up&ct. they were Kcnrtdf Mid Mt 1tl1 • _.. 1 ....,. wl ...., .... ,. -'111<d." -... -"'~ ... -told. '-n..,o "°'"' --"Ille "" 4· . ... Mw IO n:11<1 IO lhiL I U..o'l '"" handbills. wllidl be said .,. anytllia& IO cold WJ<ltd II I.all-cal 10 -cliwil>uled al Ille - ooc like this before.• IOWh couot1 -'"The foCI Tie lanp.ap on the fticri ii a· that they set their lkeratu.re wrk· pUcit, referrinc to LatiAos as .. mud ten and publiibtd by other people colored animals" and ura,ina Q; f.rdty clear ... .e.e uJd. whites to .. fia;ht back violen11y"' 'Whb ditt".cult economk limn apinst a pcrnmcnt that 1okr· and our rtpidly cti,.ncin& demo-. illci the immipation of non-;nphics le Or=;t CcwHy, we\oe,~==;; whir cs. seen a rite in . bat6-fdlted ept.... "Virtualty everyone that I've todes such as thls. Hispanic:$ are a talked to has expressed dis4u11 prime taract ri&bt now." with the whole si1ua11on," said School board President Ed Newport-Mesa Supcr1ntcndcnt Decker echoed other school dd- Mtc Bernd. "We will take what-trict orflcials who n.y they do not ever action ..-e can under the law. believe kxal s.audents arc iiwolvcd. We absolutely c:ap't .tolt'rate ihis "'In my opinion, it's iOme er1crnal kind of thing. We thin k u's dan-ri:ouy .attempting to cause tr~ gerous and it's absolutely .... rang." le. Ncwpon Beach pesli~ Sgt Paul AC1cr )'Clrli oC v.ori:in1 w ifft- Hcnisey said invcs11gafors ..... u do prove race rclluions in the: New• ·•some foUow·up," bul !here lllC port-Mesa school dis1ric1, AJ-Ylrado ~ys he worries about t.be no grounds for arrest 3t prc)C nl . kind or influence hate groupi can "There's no spcc1fic crime that have on some: siudenu. ''M'y -rear, this partic~lar .e ... e.~t can be c.on· above and beyond e~rythina else. strucd as ....olat1ng, Hcni~y .1.:ud. i$ that they will be sc:hoolinJ IOCDC- . 0r.mgc-~nty Humnn --Rft:r--ol oUf-AAgTO 'Eid!iliere WOO mljht ·-··~. -- uons Comm1ss1on . D1rec10.r Ru$1)' think ii is the thing to do." be Kenne~)' ~lso s:ud passing . out said. 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She 11id The Irvine Co. has been eniaraina and rcmodclina at .. several or its retail propenies throuahout the county. · The last time the dC\'cloper sank any money into Fashion Is- land was in the boomin& 1980s. The Irvine Co. pumped $100 million into the tony 11Ctail circle _._, --rolled io earl)' Moo· day _...,.. quietly Ooodi"I local sueeu. A nwnbe1 ot 11.ltclt were cloecd io the Santa An> Hcl&hll oru Maodly night, -cd by fallen dcbrls. Windows in 1he Dant of Calirornia on Dove Street were blown OUI. Oty oflicia~ io NcwporJ cl05<ci Back Day Road where mudslides had 1hre11cnci:I Upper Newport Bay homes lait winier. But..._ city General Services Di.rector uave Niederhaus said a S)'ltctn of 14 dnlinagc lines instal~d artcr last yc1r'1 hillslides 1ppcared to be prevcntins any major sliding. Nicderhfus said Ott.ck Bay Road wW....U.dolodil<dia-ol ........ _ ... .._, ... _ .. I time ol bicJ> tides, di)' otlloiolo hod to dole tidal -..... -tnaUy drlift rainwater. Thia ~ ..,.... lloodins on Balboa ._ and Balboa Penins\lla, but al pNU time there wu only minor tJoodi•a on the beach side of 1he chy. At John Wayne Airpon. wind was the major concern. "As a ten· eral rule we don't ao b)' lhe weather, we So mo&t!Y by the wind," satd air traffic controller Steven Edwards. Pilots reponcd severe .,.>'ind shear at altitudes ol l.SOO to 2,000 feet t.1.onday, which, cau5e a rapid change in wind di· rection and speed. accqrdina to Edwards. ........................ ........ "12• ..... ' • .... ~ •221•111 ... ... -...................... .... ---outtM---................ -.. IO ,... J.R. Wllooa .I tlM o....,. Couaty -P1llOI. An wra Oro boll Clft -put on duty and -t lb bolto hod to be moved rrom Carulion COll'e at the bar· bor'1 entrance becl1ue of hiah -S~rf i1 ptcdicted 10 remain in- the 3-10 $-foot ra"ae 11 local beaches and small craft advisories • are In efl'ec1 for local w11en. Mostly cloudy skies with scattered lhowcn are forecast for today, with hi&h winds continuin& throu&h Wednesday. BY Al.A&Jtll McLIOD. """' wama COSTA MESA -Plastic sheets draped the tops or eig~t shtl\'CS •1 the Mesa Verde U · brary-es o<rtcials tried to brace themtclves, and 1bout 300 books, agains1 the loomin& thrdl or leaky roof1 brought on by Monday's rain. II .... at the Mell Vcrtk branch. .. A pa1ron brou&bt it., lo our a1tcn. tk>n." Roeder said Ibey tlpect re· pain will be mado later this week while tbcJ.ibraiy ii doled. Allhouah tome temponry patch wort kepi water from lcakfns throuch on Monday, Lorento said 1hcy ·are crtteru1 ror the ipCCdy relief, especially wi1h the: thrc11 ol a storm con. 1inuil'lt throu.a,b today. between 1982 and 1989, adding 60 new stores, a food court, 1 seven· screen movie theater and a 1,.300-McAlPINE ''She was a kick," said Dorolh)' up In Whittier. , Palen, who retired this year afler She moYcd io Udo Isle in 1945, · working 47 years as a secretary in when her hutband, Duncan, op- thc finance department. cned Udo Electric on Coast High· But relief" is just around the corner (Or the libnry Pncc the Ci1y Council voted 4~, with Mayor Sandy Genis absent, in favor or an emergency action to approve $30 000 10 repair the roor of the. 30-ye:ir-old, city· owned building. al its ~1ond11y meeting. "Once we told 1hc: city about the leak. they Jtarted on It ri&ht away," LotellZO s:aid. 11 Is just one more factor working against lhe ailing bninch of the counay library, -·hich is sufferina since its boolc·buyi.n& budact-:-wu-cut by 759' last year. The system a<>t some relief last week when the <mrnty .-Board _of . .SO!l1Jltisoa approved a SS-million windfall 10 go 10 the syttcm, brin)ina its book budget up' to half of wh:u i1 was lasl year. car parking deck. ,,... .... 1 "Retail is one o( the a.rcas durina a -mcetin& to...say, "I think .,_,•here there is some activity," she you .ought 1~ take this call." said "We think the future is very Wynn said he 1lways was glad bright.''. -., __ -~~!c;.n~_lo hc~~e .·~~- Murphy said the council has would aavuc in<rcounscnfic city come up with several ideas -all manager. ~~e knew what the hot of which arc in 1hc conceptual spots w~re. . . Second only to Christmas, Val· way. Mr. Duncan died in 1989. cntine's Day wu In 1974, Mn. McAlpine rc- pcrhaps McAI~ tcived the S!lvcr An~hor Award .._inc~s _tuo,Litc.__!~~ .. co~u~~ acrvace by .;_~~_ holiday, Palen·-----women a DMs1onortnef<rewport said. Harbor Area Oiambcr of Com- merce. "We felt 1he decision was worth going to the council wilh an cmc1gency aclion because lhe amount of leaking has esca· lated rapidly," City. Manager ·....-AJ111n--Rnedcnai~ -~ st ages -for generating more rev· Raggio ~aid that ~J:ien t~e c1ty enucs for lhc city. "1 think the dumped its typewriters tn ex- . · I k' · f change for woid processors, Mrs. council is 00 1ng at a v~n.ety 0 McAJpi.nc wanted nothing to do ways to s1rengthen .~nd sohdify-o1fr .with the new· computers. sources o~ revenue. . "She didn't get one," Raggio He . s:i~d Councilwoman Jean said. "She kept her typewriter, Watt indicated that an enlarged using whi1e-out and everything." McAlplne "You know those hearts with the arrows going through them? She would walk around Ci1y Hall with one of those things going through her head," Palen recalled. "It would shake up 1 he young ones who though! she was all business." Althou1h the McAlpincs had· no children of their own,, many gOd- childrcn ind neighborhood youn~· aters were frequent aucru at their home. Survivon include • brothcr·in· law, Don McAJpine, of Meadvicw, Ariz..; and two nieces. Library officials said dripping t•in waler sooked through about two dolcn rcrerence and childrcns' books earlier 1his month, leaving half 1hc stack unusable and irreplaceable si nce most arc out or prin L ··we didn't notice at firs t:' said Glad~ Lorenzo, hbran:J.n "We have been puUina to· gc1hcr for an awfully long time." Lorepzo uid. "We've learned 10 1akc it one doy at :i time." Fashion Island could create traffic Although s~e performed her du· problem~. _ tics stoic.ally, Mrs. McAlpine was Councilwoman Evelyn Han sai~ not without laughter, her former traffic patterns and other env1· co-.,.,·orkcrs said. Mrs. McAlpine was born. April 29, 1916 in Los Angeles. She arew ronmcnlal impacts would hove to be examined before the council could seriously consider giving The Irvine Co. the greerf light for ex· pansion. "l think it's premature to have gone public with thls,·· Hart said. "11 was just something that was thrown out with about 20 01her things." Councilman Phil Sansone said he thinks expanding Fashion Is- land is a good idea, but added it may take several years to ac- complish. ··we've got to 1c1 more sales tax, because it looks like the state's aoing 10 be hitting us and hitting us." he said, referring to the state's decision to seize a por- tion or the city's propcny taxes and turn it over to public schools.· In J 986, voters rejected a city plan that would have allowed The rrvine Co. 10 cnlarJe all of New· port Center, including Fashion Is· land. Sansone said that plan was' much laraer and much more com- .prehcnsivc than whal the council discussed last month. < I> 11 r 11< \ \ I \ I I I< I \ < ; : ' 5.5%' NO FEES! NO SALE CHARGES! Guaranteed Principal & lnttttst Rate , Leadin~ financial publicattons call it "America's Best Safe Investment"'. Call now for more informalion ! 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TwM.y,F ..... •ryJS, J9!H Ta ....... <.tt F-otntml--or Fwllnfrm • 6:00,,,.. 1 .. w .. n_...,. .... ~ ....... "' • .,...., .,.. .......... c.u-: 1 . , .. , ...... ,,.. ................................. ~ • 1f1J ,.......J ... °"f""ir"•..,,_ ... .... • ""' ..... ·a,c-t•tl""~ ......... .,c.., - • ... /:£ Pdtr ............ ., ...... _.~ ·--..... Just in time for Valentin~! 0~' Feb~_3rd through 14Ul \ Red_.'~ L As everyone who· has ever attended \: Bale r.. ......... ............. G ...( v ) one of our sales knows. our sales are ;• ' truly SALES. No tags changed ... no r:;.' ·\~/2 7off ' marking up to mark down ... a truly H /"-.., nghti;ous sale ... 1 /2 the pticc on ' · ' " ·• the tag ... and when It's over, It's , r · '¥-over! Come early for best selection. tll CHARLES H. BARR UK your VlSA.. Mulcreardor Amatcan Express . w -w--... ------.9-1-fMA t803 -[)rtyo NtwpoctBeach 17t 41642·S310 ) On April 15th ~ will your money be. taking _ a little trip to Washington? ""' With ihc new tu la.,s, you need tax free inve~tments now ' more than ~r. That's whett our Tax Bite Back ' IRA account oomes in. Instead of 9oin9 to Wash· ington, your money rould go into an IRA account You can rollover your tttittm<nt savi ngs from prc\'ious retirement · ac\'.'ounts and contribute any amount up to $2000 a year. And while you'~ at tho b11och, ask 11$ how you can tnttt to win a free Royal Viking ~ cruix fortwo. You might just sail away with Amerian Savinp Bonk. AMERICAN Miwos 4 BANK llbti\i...,_ For tho brwb --e all 1.aoo 788·7000 ' Wltlrtalll bl•on l8111PiN'•lr In Balboa I\. DAVlD H1rrl. ST"'!' Wun:a BAUIOA Pl!NINSULA -Residents who live •Iona Balboa Boulevard, between 8th Street and lstand Av·. enue. thou.Id 1tock up on bottled water and &et their llundry done before Wednesday. Cily crews ~ill be turnina ofr the water 11 11 p.m. Wednesday as part o( I S387,0CIO project to clean Mnd reline 1 6,000..root·k>ng water main. The water will come back on at 5 a.m. llu.'.IBday - but it might be discolored, acco1ding to utility officials. "Some residents mi&ht ex· pettence ·rus1y--or-di.scok>rcd wate1 for a sho1t period of time," Util ity Su· pcrintendent Pete Anlista said. ''They shouldn't do , their laundry if the waler k>oks rusty. lt will ruin it." Costa ..... .,.. Republican Party activist will seek treasurer-tax assessor office instead of council or Assembly post. BT lluu Lau., S:l&l1 Wll.lfta COSTA MESA -Local Re· publiCln Party activist John Moorlach uid he will take on longtime axinty 1re1surer·tlX col· lector Roben L .. Bob .. Otron. de· dcllac •lost a nm for the state ...... .....,.. Allor Auemblyman O~ Fergu· ion (R-Ncwpor1 Beach) an· nounoed late lut month he would not acct re-cleclion to the ?Chh A.Uembly District, Moorlach, a 18-- )'C•r-old <:o&1a Mc.u certified pub- lic aa:ounlanl. said he was consid· crina running for the .Assembly scat. ferpson plans on running for 1hc 1tal held b)' state Sen. Marian Bcrscson (R-Newport Buch) if she is wcceuful in her bid to replace rctirin& county Su- TOil.ROAD rcqucsl (or an op1n10n migtn be denied bcausc the state already is ,,_ .... , lnvotvcd io lcpl ~ulca O\'Cr the • . r. tollroad. , ion within ,1vc monlhs, but cmpha· But Ulyqutst said ~1onday 1hat siu:d his o[f.ce is not "investipt-his orrice has decided the lawsuils ing" the tollroad ·aacncy. flied 01ainst 1bc state Coas1al · A aroup or IOc::at polhici1ns and Corona dcl Mar. residents. led by eor;:~.7"~ w:,ic.~,~~~: :i::1 cdn\'t· Assemblyman Gd Ferguson, have ron , u • e 10 becn--figh1ing--ror.Jc~I .. of ..the -~4~&~"!" 1 co~ccrns.. , Newport Coast tollbooth. Its .• gOOd lh~ng ~h~y re-dr A 1.6-milc portion of the road, least ao1n1 to look 1n10 11,. ~c~g~ which was built in 1991 to handle son aide P'tc Calagna said. \\c II traffic gcnctatcd by The Irvine se~ what comes or i.t. But we really Co.'s Newport Coast housing de-think there needs to be a full- vck>pmcnt. will become part of 1hc fledged investigation. and Vl'e don't San Joaquin Hills Tollroad when have any indication th3t they are it's finished in 1997. proceeding in that way." pcmsor T-RllcJ. Moorlac:b "' mo 1 p:Meatial Chy C.OUsidl calCUMc.e in c:o.ta Mesa, bul he laid acrvlq u either a councilman Of ltalo QllC.mbly· tna11 woukf take too much time: from his family. He ii the father ot three youna children. .. I'm pumped," uid Moortach, assistant tnesurer of the Re· publictn Party of Orance County and former prcsfdent. of the con· servative Cost• Mesa Republican Assembly ... l'm looking forward to givin& our incumben1 1 challe.nce. Mike Stockstill, a spokesman ror the tollroad agency, said the pr~ ccss le3ding up to the toll planned for Newport Coast Drive has been completely abovc-bo:ird. "We're pleased that they're goin& to issue an opinion," he said. ··we're cager for some clo· sure on this issue and we'll do anything we can to assist the al · .10Iney ..gene.al in.. mlltint ll. timrly_· decision." , "I'm glad 1o""hear 1ha1 they're going ahead with their investi~a tion, or whatever they call 1t," Newpor1 Beach Councilman Ph.ii Sansone said. "Tha1's good news. Let 's put this thing to rest, once and for all ." The 65-year-old pipe is full o{ rust def>OS:it' -as much u four inches deep in some places. When a waler main b1eaks or a. fire hy· drant is opened, it stirs up the sediment and causes 11 to come out or residents' fauce1s . Corona del Mar residenlJ worry ,..------------------------, The pipe ~rvcs as the backbone or the peninsula's wnter supply. \Vorkers w111 · · 1pcnd the nCxt four month.s digging up lhe alley behind the b:iiy side or Oalboa Bou· leva1d, from 19th S1reet to l ~lnnd Avenue, 10 clean it . \\'hen the wo1k is fini~hed this spring, 1he water will look and 1as1e markedly bet· ter. 11ccording to utility of· ficials. that motorists who don't want to p:1y the SO-cent toll will bypass Newport Coast and take Coasl Highway instead, clogging trarfic in Corona del ~1ar·s business dis· trie\o. • . In December, Ferguson asked the auorney general to give his opinion on whether 3 county can legally deed a porlion of a public rood 10 the tollroad agency, a· joint powers group created by the coun· ty. Ferguson •~also aske~ the_ al· torney general to 1nvest1gate whether the tollroad age ncy was public about its plans for a toll on Newport Ccast. The attorney general's office told Ferguson 1n J_:in.uary th:H his CfumteclairPresents Only '11ie 'Best ... • 'IM 'Top Oranfie County !Music '11Uatre in aSfwwcase of 'Taknt You 've 'l{Jver !Hean{ 'JJef orell CHANTE CLAIR STARCASE SINGERS !Music as !I"" mnern6u it ... Lhle. .• I ,.,.-... J , ~IM.S.•1 .. I Corm join us far our !'rorriue ?.lJBlit !Te6ruary lltfJ,1994 . Jt ?(V~t IO w~---..J ·.1t~to6'-•rrf.J 18912 ~'1(111. ,,....• (1HJ m•i llldrWd'~._,,__,..,.Jlli I SEWING CLASS1S NOW FORMING • Beginning Sewmg • F'rench Mcx:hine Sewing • Men's Dress Shuts • Pants Fitting • Tailored Blazers We Accept All Major CredJt Cards • Beg. Machine Quilting • Children's Party Dr~ • Machine AJ:.plique Hours Mon-Fri 10-6 Sat J(J.5 ALL BRANDS SEWING & VACUUM CENTER 'Jff69 Harba Blvd.'.°' Cc6ta Mesa Harbor at Baker CV<Xl's Shq:png Center) 434-9335 • Steak & Prawns •Salad • Cheese Cake LIVE JAZZ. GLUE S & ROCK , ...... '1HIWOlllS TUES Mite •1- #D wtth LJC lllARmN11IAL QlWtiil Wl!DN11e•1em Jft!' .. We need '° make a It lemcnt about wm ·umitL" Quon, 68. wos deputy w col- leclot for 10 yurt belou his elec- tion as counry tu collect.or ill 1910. In 1974. he became the cou.nty'I first trcUUl'(r•tU col· teaor wheft the two posi(IOftS were mcr&ed. "I personally manage S7..5 bil· lion in investments tor 187 differ· ent governmental agencie s," Ci1ron said. ''We're qu ite proud or what we·ve: been able to do for these agencies and 1hc: in1erest caminp wc\oc beeo lbM '° ..,. iA tbese ~ budpW)I i-.• Dllrioa lbe l!ln-9) rdCll ~·" Ciuon &a)'I the COl.lftry llc.astJte(• of(tce earned S36ot million In inter· cit for the county. The election will be he1d ta June. Moorloch, holl of ''Tiu: Costa Meu C.onsc1Vttive Repor1." I loW pu.,,io-acccs& cable tc.levisioa ihow, uys he expects it will be 1oup to unseat 1n incumbent in a political race unlikely 10 aencntc much media coYeraJC. Treat Your Sweetheart • .. . This Valentine's D·-- -ra ~ ~ 1llCt sptnd ~WkhJ'OClf lpCQll 'hlaU1t-rdlr€aU· ---- M:sl Vapbond Inn. ~I quin.W~ f(lDn\. ~ ~- I complimentuy bottk o( champag:ot. fo, only $ 5 0 ! * "'' """" Dw.ri~ ~r tuy tTl}OV' FREE (.".onlUl~l11~ Brca.ldUi. Wrd.day ~r~rcn C..b4c/H60. Haen! ~ rool Ac ~ llld mutf "CHANTERELLE" VASE designed by ANNE NILSSON ACfUAL SIZE 7 '"" X 3 Ji!" A Gift from The Heart ... In the spirit ofVakntine '.r Day. come shop at Crystal Court and rrceivr a FREE Orrtfors "Chanterrlk " vase ($75 rrtail value) JUith any combined purchases of $500 or mort in any Crystal Court storr and restaumnt (excluding The Broadway & Robinsons-May). Bring your rrcrip,=ts-""to<-_ Galkri Onrfors & Kosta Boda on the first kw/from &brwary }, 1994 - &b""'ry 14, 199' mui rtcri~ yo11.r FREE tift. (ljwtit 1 per CNSto'!fO. While swpplies 1.#. PwdMses must be ,,,.t/e from~ 1-&t,,ury14, 199'.) tlr...i• .. . __ , __ _ s e ........... n ••'p J ~ ' Todd Martin gives Van't Hof huge reward ... Newport Beach's Van 't Hof watches as his protege reaches for the top at Gra nd Slam event. SPORTS EDITOll llOGEll CARLSON, 642-4ll0, en. J87 .......... o........_wama Wldt ..... ...._. trainer .... -runai'!I -~ •ljority ot ......... 11u Pcj ... ot .....,... """"*' OA willl aln illlplnliall OD ,Suaday, ..... a ~ dale ol 3 howt, 28 minUI ... 39 IOCOllilo 11 dlo - -'-Beldl Maratbon. R obert Vnn't Hor of Newport Beach .. I'd.., ri1ht around 17 Of 18 miles. when ,o.a ID 1road dtie ~ got up close and personal during Mion Pull) Golf Course. I 1t•rted astina misClf, •Wllf • I ~ the recent Super Bowl. He was · ....,. "uid fej&ek. wbo fuiisbed teeond iA lbe 2A-1Dd-uacllr °"111111 ncl"\uu~. had :1 \'es1cd inlcrcst in 1hc ..,_. ber previous best of 3 houn. 37 minutes, M'OJlllPlil'I•• 19 O. uu1.:on1c Clllber at &he Western Hem isphere Marathon in CUiver City, wllla .. ~t.h~Supe-r Bow.k--+ho-tenRi5 -WWW bet llO palap (.19-29)-. --""-r --_, -::;--· --Su-per· Uttwl . A-G f11nd Slttm-:-ln tennis, you· --...,..,.......-nothlnr.p?"Clfic that h1.1rt -it~s just a meai.111-. YOll ~o.:c. ,1 Gr Jnd· Slarn event -like last _, IO )IOUntlf._ 'Yea , I've rome so far.' But }'OU feel lib JQU"w .. wee~·, :·\.u~1r::il1an Open -is like a Super 1wkc 11' far to So to get to the finish line. When Ip 10 81> • Uo'' J Sllore, ray f&&ncc (Jonathan Pi uley, 31, ol Ncwport-·Be.acb) '#U there, ·1,1JJ t\tarun, a rising supe rstar on the ud 1 Md a kM: of my friends thcr~, too. and that helps a tot. lOftllbaa I U~I .-\·rp l "our, who reached 1he ru. tM lut ei&ht miles with me. That'• dedication." ' .·\u~11:d1J11 Open final against eventual ,..,.. 1 penoaal trainer at the Sports Oub of lrvine, and 1 wlOran \1.1n11cr t1ete Sarnpras (No. I in lhc world), ,.WN1111, ii alto Fejtck's personal tr1lncr. , L) .:u.ichcd by Van ·1 Hof. "We'n tninin& for the lronman Trialh&on (World CbampioMhip) ia '"Oh, I'm al"ay~ nervo us, especially in a ......._ .. Fejlck said. "We're planning our 'A'holc honeymoon for that; C i.ind Sl.im fi\'i:it ,"' said Van't Hor. a ID...., for lbe lroaman. But, of c:outse, I'm SoiJ\l IO haw lO'IWim l 'nill'J )!ate~ 1·e nn1s Association (USTA) ... blU. IOO. Bui that' .. our big goal." pru J cvctopment coach, who si~ned a Fejtet IDd Pauley plan to wed on Oct. 8. The lronman is Oct. 15. 0nl·-~ear con1r.i.:1 "1th ~1art i n 1n 1994. Al tbe 26.2'"'8ile Long Beach Marathon, Pauley rin the lint nine '\\hen )Ou're 1n~uhcd in some.thing Ii.kc -wida Ftj&ck,-~ lhcn Cl .. up 10 hcr-la1er. ___,._ gl'tt1ng to a Grand Slam final, it's "'He clidD'l Ktually enter the r.ce. because he's sd, but he IJYe me ~n1e" hat comparable to the Super Bowl. -~ .. said Fcjtek, who also ran in the 1991 Lon1 Beach Mara· "SJn1pras is J'A'fu lty good, and he's been .-.. -it 1 peat to hive iOmcone like that. I fell pretty stron1 all tho 1n finJl~ of Gr;ind Slam eve n.ts s~ times .., ~but 1 "!rtCd (aJJing o(( the· last w uple of miles. f knew I before, so he·~ at hon1e. I think 11 Ud a PR (personal record) under my belt. u\e Nhel~ed ·roJd a little bi 1, bul he ''You atp askin )'OUrsc.lf, though, 'When am l r,in_a to get lo the h~ndled 1_1 "'ell; If pc gets to a Grand &.ilh Gae?' "ou go through all theae menll thanes from run· Sl.1m ~~:i.1n, he II be more com~or.table. ~for IO Jioaa. If I was hurtina or in pain, I'd stop, but I'd never stop JI Thi!rl! !i. a lot of hype ~nd media involved ..... dllN'I a pl, You just keep saying, 'I've got to get there,· so you .. and a lo~ of a.ttent1?n in a Grand Slam )ml .... ~I 00 pace. When 1 AW Jooalhan i nd m)l friends on the at..nV'I• .......... IMILY Plaor final -11's kind o r a S~pcr Bowl t~ of .., ... a..1 a MJp and it pump1 you up. Newport Beach'• Tina Fettek clock~ a geraonaJ belt of 3 houri, 28 mlnutel, 39 19C• deal. Eye~body hypes II up'. 50 theres I ...... it comes from when 1 WU youncer and &tways havina aoats ondl at Sunday'• Long a.act\ Marathon, hnlahlng llCOl"ld ln her dus. . • ~01_ more .•n.':'°lvcd tha n 6Jr......, Md bdaa: aclC-disciplincd, I wouldn'l walk (in the m:\rtthon); ' · • JUSI ten_nis. )'OU jllll laeve~ be mcnt11J1 strona and di& deep.". did preuy good in my first season. I've btcn training h1rd ln all three areas 1hroup· . Martin. 6:foot-6, F..ejtak. 1 ~a;ra.d.ua1e who sells treadaaills fot .5tat-l'rac,-betaa runnina sc--out 1he winter-. --~ 1inprovcd his l ~M/ATP riousty lbout five or six ycan qo, 1r1er playiA.I water pok> and'bukctball and run· "For U5 10 JO to 1hc lronm.an tascthct is pc rf«L 11'1 'tO charactetUtic o1 us W ~ computer ranking from nin& track in hi&h IChoot-. She star1ed recreation runnin& while at UCI. then got into our pcnonaliues." · 96th 1~ 13th la_st_ycar. 5K ud 10K ruu. Fcjtck:. 312th OVt"rall at the Lona Bcld'I Marathon. wu 1imina fot a 3:30:00 mart. n gurn.enng Ten~is magad Now, with top marathon finishes under her belt, she's prep:aring fori&;a-time tria· during Sund1y's race, so she Was thrilled with her fi nish, zincs most improve thk>ns. ••The Western Heml:rhen:i Marathon wava't u bi& I deal u 1.oQa Beach.." She• pl~;,e r ~~~rdj h 1 .. Last year, ·I :-cot with Jon11b1n 10 a 1ri1thlon,". Fcjlek ·satc:t .... Bui 1rtc~. I said. "I'm pretty excite that I~ &e00nd in my qe povp be.re. I Was just happy Todd t .1 ~ h' can e ~ Aid, 'l can do this. I can totally do 1hi.s.' My focus bu been in runriifta. so obviously that I pr'd, then when I round out I WM second. then I said. 'Oh. tlJf.'I ph.' .. ,, 9' • .. . wit .1~ vser.:c Hanf wi1b 1 ruuina bacq.round. and l"w been fortunate to have some natural 11lcn1, l •locals at Long Beach ~IOI 7. • volley game. an t o • sai.d. "He's a big guy, hc.'s got a very good Club Tennis "''" and he hH good ground strokes, but he doesn't come ·to the net tha1 much. You h:i.vc to keep pushing him Westerly Marine' s direction decidedly northerly to come to the ne t und teach him how to play the nc1. where to go, how to position yout"3'.cl£. and whk'.n ,Jn_:an1icipa1e ccnain p3ssing shots. I'm a big guy, too, so I un· dcrsland, and (myself and the other coache!I) arc trying to make him a more agg1cs~he guy, because he's actually kind of pa~:.i\c ." Van't Hof left on Sunday for the Mem· phis Open to mce1 up with Manin. Las t )Car. Memphis was Manin's breakthrough tournament, defe ating Andre Agassi and Michael Chan~, before losing to 1hcn-No. • I J1nl Courier 1n 1he fi nal. ~1 a rtin is also a member of the 1994 U.S Davis Cup team. He and Courier will plJ) "ingles. •Joly, Rob)n, t-ly ... Robyn Ray, direc1or of tcnni) at the Newport Beach Marrion lintel ·r cnn1:. Club, picked up this year "hl"!t' he !cf\ off in 1993, when he was r.11cd ,,, I tn 1he nation in the men's 45s b) thl' lrS'l"A L ,1,1 "cc~ al the Pnlm Valley Country C.lub ·r nurnanicnt in Pa lm Springs. ·f{.i,, 11llll the 1ncn's 50s 1itle in singles. de- fc J1i11~ l.Jrry l{ubcneau. 6-2. 6-2. in 1hc l111JI. ..ind "'on the doubles title with Jack· 1c ('wpcr, a pro a1 the La Ouin la Resort JJH.J I cnn is Club. · H .. l) and Cooper dc(eated Bob Dueslcr and I I.ink LI:lchtfricd. both of Newpon Beach, 64, b-J. in the final. For Ray, it's a tuneup for lhc USTA Nalional Indoors at Sno\lo bi rd Canyon Racquet Oub in Salt Lake City, Utah, which runs from Feb. 16- 21. ... Most boat-builders have lett Costa Mesi for other pastures, but Westerly Marine rem ains. and continues to flou rish. • N cwpotl/Costa Mesa wed 10 be synonymous with boat production. with ~u known bo31 buildcn su<ih as Cal, Schock, Ranier, Wcswil. Oday, Columbia and Islander. all kx:ated in tho Newport/Costa ~1esa area. Bu i when the local rc.11 Cl4atc market soared in the late 1970s and early 1980s. 1here was an exodus of IOCll boa1 buildcr1, many of whom lef1 the area in search of lower cost l.tbor or lower cost commercial real es111e. Westerly Marine, whic h as rounded o n 17th S1rcc1 in Cos11 Mesa in 1970. is "°" one of the (cw ac1ive boat builders leC1 in the local area. Whcr,thcre ~·ere do.tens o{ local builders when Lynn Bowitr 11nd Sieve Lee found Westerly. naw onl y McGrcaor. Ouff'tcld and a handful of 01hcn remain. Bui Wes te rly hasn't just survived in Newport; on the ron1r1ry, their bu.siness continues to arow and expand. In fact ... Wcsterty's upcriencc in usina high tech compo51tc boat.materials like carbon fiber, 1hey arc emersina u one or tho prcmter custom boat builden in the U. •Yo uth· National T~a m ... Newport Beach's Geoff Abrams has been named lo ... CLU.a RNNll/Pe .. 7 ,\a,.lL ~l.uTI1'C, 0...!Lf I'll.Of Boat bullder1 Steve Lee (left), Lynn Bowser have one of the last custom shipyards in 9o•ta Mesa, once a haven for such. Addittonally, Wu tcrly president Lynn Bowse r adds that when they finish conven in1 a s1oraac shc.d into a hull bakina oven this spring. Wistcrly will have --llLY~r Videotape ••• maybe h's the obvious answer .of the '90s ... It ce rtainly provided the right answer for Newport Harbor High's soccer coach. B 11 Brother was watchin1 when Thursday's Sci View Lcaaue boys soc:cer p mc betwcc;a Newport Harbor Hiah and Woodbrid• erupted into a br1wl that cleared both benches., and cw:n tu~lly bo1h tands. And Newport Harbor Coach Colin ~ctte ts sra1cru1 -bi1 time. Thanks loraely 10 • Yideotlpe made by• Newpon Harbor parcn1. Bouenc. was able to 1ubst1nti1te hit con1cn1 ion 1ha1 he did not punch 1 Woodbridp player in the lnia.i; a claim made by a Warrk>r pl•yer. •nd IUbscquently by lhe pllyer'1 l11her, who alto spoke wilh Newport lluch """°' -I 1he po11ibilil1 or m;"' crimiall .-... ...,. -· Vicleoulpinc 1llllotlc ---for pe-.1 _, iallNCt."'9 we -bal Nca• • rout• thw .,._ a.. -u•'• ...,..--. porlllpo, po_._ ....... -....... -... '';• ·----.............. . in short: v;dcotapc evcrythin.a; practices, pmcs, team meetings, etc. · This idea may be 1 little too Orwellian for some, or worse yet, no1 polittcally correct. But h mi&ht help clear up 1he disputes &hat ofien develop between playen. coaches.. parents. and ya, administr11or1, reprdina lho. aolnp on within In 1thletk Pf"Oll'lrri. What bcuer w1y to counter 1 pare.at'• concerns about a C01Cb'1 d isciplinary · mtlhodo, supe<Vitory skills, or behlvlot la ,. .. I'll, thin 10 "' """' .. , 1ll<aed unpropriety framc-by•frame on a wtdeo monllO<. ea...ncly, how better for I pateot IO polol OUI bis apedrio bocl ....... I eoodl fi rs1 half or the \Voodbrid&e game, before the combination or a severe cold and the r1iny conditions forced him 10 10 home to bed at halftime.) Bui administraton will admit the. sheer volume ot athletic cw:n111111kes it dlfrteul1, if not Impossible, to place a faculty rcprexn111ive or 1dmlnlstrat6r at each ,.mit~1 •. AAd pt1C1ict:s. ol coune, are uwally the ~ exclusive domain of the coacht.J i nd players. ..... -llllo ........... lad Plop _ ......... ·-"""II aid. IPQllS .1 d ra ntc.d, a Video caine.ra (OU.Id not cowr 1he u panslve octMty ol, 117 1 lootblU practice, where""""" pooilloa playen oft c.n Kilter to the r11corncncit1he field 10 worlt on opeciric skills, Bllt one 1tr1teJicall)'"1)11Ced camera, res&ina unattended 0. 1 "1P9d, beodl, lldder. or .... poinled upwwd .. 11111 .. IM ~ Tllo liolUly ol llllo ldlll ii tM " ' I ·----,..1111111 k _....for_ oldm. . IJll1111,..111dt .... ..., 1a1.,1 •llMltlii • 1' !!UIW• .... llf•t'lll (181aa. aN1 ,1rtl ..... 1h! 'I I ,_,.11111flfthl -COUid Cltdt -....,..,_ ·-lo .... lllljority o1..,..... -•rn ... a r • CdM's Spear signs up wlthRICll11M1.._s Corolli dcl Mor Hip aenlot ol!<nsiYO Jl'l rd Tony Spear hu lif,RCd a letter or in1en1 to plly football for the U~M:nl!)' Richmond Sjiiders in Vlr· &ini•. lonner CdM CoKll Dave Holland announce Monday. Speir. 1 6·foo1-2, 2~, pounder, wu 1 key ~~~ nen1 lor • IOlid s .. Kina ot fenlivc line, which hclpe pew lhe way for scn k>r tail -l.R. Walz 10 Ni.It 1.5711'1* '"" fall. Spo1r, who 11id ho --ra111a..,_ plal111 I ............. pidlld IM PM tui I· ::::.:-... °'="'.:.. "&',• .. ,~· , :r::. 18 Ifie stopper Rancho Santiago sUll the·gJant· . WaMlllO the slings and arrows In kantl8 Empire Conference baseball. cwport Harbor Hi&h product Ma11 Palalcrri, a freshman ri&ht·hllndcd phche.r, is alive and well at Golden cM Colleac. P1la(crra. whose proercss 11 Ncwpon s often slowed by fnjurles, is one or the c1ndida1cs to fill one of the spots in RU51lcn' rotation. "lf Matt can stay hcahhy, he could sec k>t of inninJt.," said Golden West Coach obeno Villl.frcal. "He lhrows a heavy tball and a good splitter." A hamstring problem, as well as some her naJlin1 injuries_ have plagued Pala(crri in the past. •The prcscason campaign is just gett!nl undcr.-w,ay for all the IMll «>mmunily collcac baseball teams. but , Oranae Coa5t College Coach John Altc?belli ~as some definite opinio"ns abou1 ~ Oranac Empire Confere nce race: this sie.uon. 11111111111 Colleges "Rancho San1i:igo ts 1hc dcfcndina stale champion, and they arc loaded again," he 'aid. \Vhcn asked if he believes :an)' 1cam in 1hc area has 1hc abili1y 10 challcnsc 1hc Don), Ahobeth p:auscd for :a momcnl. then ·qu1ppcJ, ··~t:r.)bc Cal S1J1e Fullcrlon .. Rancho S:annago hJ) been tab~d a) the prc·,ca.Son No. I team 1n the nation by 1hc pubhe:111on &~ball Amcrk•. The California Comn1un1ty College Bascb:all Coaches Assoe1:.1ion h:i.s aliO selected 1hc Dons to repeal a.s 'ta1c champions. ··1 don'1 scc R11ncho San1iago losing· a game in conference ~'ilh ther offensi\e wen&lb and chc numMr of kids thi.') ha1;c over there," uid Altobelli. "Their ·o· 1cam ls prob:tbly better 1han mtM1 of the iunK>r colle1es in 1he area. l "h11t's JUSI somc:thinc we'll ·ha\-c 10 dC'al ~•th" •Estancia High product K>!e \\11lson hu emeried as the llC'e of 1he P1riues' pi1chinc stall. a«ording 10 Ahobtlh. ''Lltcly, he's been up a hnlc bi1 (in the strike zone), bu·1 we're not concerned," said AltobcJli, who ~1d pa" of the reason fo Wilson's lackluster 6-7 rcrord las1 year _the team's poor dcfenM:. "He may be our only Division I pi1cher ... The 6-foot·l \V1lson appcan 10 be !1.Jlly reC'O\crcd from ll brolen finger on his pitching hind, an injury suffered 1n lhc regionals ap1ns1 San D1ceo ~iesa and one 1h:n sidcitncd~h1m f~ra1 .. r.nals l.i)I season. • Former C~1:r. ~1eu High p11chcr ~tau Harber. \j,h o was eApcc1ed 10 be a p3n of the Or:tngc Coasr College sui.ff 1h1s season, ha.s been forced to redshi" lh~ ~•son due to injury. Harber was in\'Olvcd in an automobile accidcn1 In 1hc first .,.,·eek of January, and surrc~d a back injury. -~·------ Par the lilll bow, O...p C:O... ColkF .. M r9e~ a comped1We M19otc11 ~im-· .... le&m, aad a 5tat iitntor" pcrlOnncr 10 lielp ...,.. llWtp olt The team ls C01Ched b)' Jon R"thfclJcr, DoQ WatiOll Md sO;tan1 Mike •r~n.u.. the umc MaR that has guided OCC.s com· 81\1.nity c:oUcJC teams to 10 11atc champion- ships in 12 )'Cll'I. 1bc new OCC t.iastcra swim team re- ceived u nctk>n Crom the Southern Pacific M#stcrs As.wxiatton ll1c this p:1st !all 10 bes.in entering M.2is1ett 5w1m meets l!li :i .. am. Prk>r to 1hc ~loning. one of the origi- nal Kven Mastera.swimmers that c.hanered the OCC workout pfOiram in February o( 1993 already made his prc1encc..kno .... n dur ... in& the '93 season. Ray Oa._rra, 59, beg;in entering SPMA swim meets on his O\o\n hist h0i-mpmt-,On1pifcd qui~e00r4--. _ .... ...,.. Out ol the 24 races he entered, G(lrra scored 13 first places, three ie nd~ 11 nd 1wo lhirds. The finishes included l\j,·o guld medals and one silver at 1he Long Beach ScnK>r Olympa, a bronze in 1hc California St.ale Senior O)ympia in s~n Diego oind ii silver and 1 bronze in the SP~1.-\ Long Course Championships in Mission \ 11.'jo OCC Masters Cooch Jon Rathflllder (loft), with senior swim-Ray a.rra, apos:tlng son;wt of the hardware won in last year·s maslera' competition. For ~ information on the QC(. "t.1\· 1ers swim program, call 432·5880. TtJ1n1ng ls weekdays :!II 6:30 a.m. al 1hc OCC gyn1- nasium ou1door pool .:i.t 2701 ·F:.irn.ic:r Road. CLUB TENNIS fr••••t• 6 the 1994 U S Nauonal 1cam, according 10 R"n \\'ooJ,, UST A Ouec1or of Pla)'cr °''·elopmcn1. Abra~. 15. a US. National team member la.st )C:Jr. "'.i' ran.,cP No. I in the nation in the~,, 14.s in 1992. Ht•Lcntl}. he rcachtd the semifinal) .:it 1hc Coqu1 Bov.I and fin 1\he d SLtlh at 1he UST,\ National bo)') 16.s. - •Charmine hosl --l"he Nev.·purt Bc.1d1 Tennis Cl ub \\111 hos1 the US1"A \\/omen's N~llionals for the 65~ and 7~s J1\'ision Oct 3-9. Jnd v.ill :a\)() hosl the Pacific Coast Sen1t1r Father-a nd-Son 01.lmpion~hips June 17-19, 'tl.h1ch i~ sanctioned by the SCT A If ii national father-:in d-son tournament anscs, the Nu·rc hopes 10 become the hu~t. according 10 club gener:::il m.inagcr Irv Goldberg. The club's mued doubles chan1p1onsh1ps :arc Feb. 11 -13 for 3 0 to S.5 players, then on Valcn1 ine's Day. ii wilt hos1 :. l:r.d1es charity C\Cnt fo r the Jane Gray Porter Orange County Philharmonic Soc1c:1y. P;.11 Puc1c h and ~tarilyn Gould arc 1he ch:airs •No mrn ... 1 ccd a break from the hustle and busrlc " Or a m1n1 \;'.ICl'.lhon? Interested 111 pla)1ng tennis v.tth other ladits ""ho play. at your level" l·l crc's the ans""cr · Oarb3rn Kushner. former general man::igcr of the Ne"" port lkach Dul..es. and 1 Virginu1 Slnns/ ~lanhluan &x.h .:r.dmuustruur. h.ti the pc_r(ecl hol1daJ. for )OU "Volle) Guls" arc for v.ome n Y.ho .... an1 to ha'e fun. They are 4.0 to S.O pla)ers. ThC"y mec1 :u the Racquet Oub i.n Palm Spring.s for tv.·o clinics: the fi~1 ~larch 2-4, the second ~1arch ·~-The $175, double·occup.:incy i)Jckage (add SSO for single OCCUpllllC"y) includc1 tv.'O nights and three days at 1hc Ra cquet Club; a duublcs \tra1egy clinic "'Ith tc-nn1~ tcgenJ I< ":: Casals. lunch on ,11 nic da); gift,, ruunJ-rub1n tu1.1rn.1 ~n1~ unlimiteJ tennis, .ind an oppl1t1unit} tu 111ee1 n~., p. ,,~·1' 1n fun C\C:nt So lc.:i\e the ~1.J~ ""'ith )UUr hu!iband. h:t\C ~Pwr ~'-" .1.1r> field )Our calls ..1nJ turn on the answering ma .. h1nc I r rescnat1on.s, ca.; (7 14) 494-J~~q •Sheraton cu11\enllon ... If ~ou're 1nvohc:J 1:1 1r:nru~. 1h1~ 1~ :a scm1n:ir for~ lu From Feh 19-11 al lhe ~h .. ·1Jh•n :'\.~· .... rxn1 Hotel, !ieminar• V1·1ll be cundu .. ·tc!J. in ~trol..e prvJu\'"11011 nl"""' approaches to ~"aching. b10-n1c:Lhan1cs and hu"' 111 L1pcc11c v.i1 h 1he comr.1un1I), among 01he r ~ubJCCI~. The ronvc r~1 1on is geared for tennis pro'. rci.:u:.111t)n leader), comn1un11y tennis a.s~,alLons. retailer~. club managers and l1-.ners, industry cxccU11vc:s. high schwl ;inJ college OD:lches, and an>one 1n1ere!itcd 1n di!tCO'ocnng n1u1c: abolJI nC"W equ1pn1en1 .ind 1echn1ques. For n1ute dclJd~. Cdll (714) 8)().1414. • Doublts lroublt~ ... Lct"s face 11 Jr )Ou're not Jn experienced double~ pl:a)·er, )·ou can rt1n into trouble: Do \OU ancl your pjrtner hJ\C problem<; crnreung 1he court' II 111J~ t>e that you arc: mo,ing for ball~ 111Ji,iJuJll~ 1n,te:.id 11f a' .1 team, leaving gaping holes for your opponr:n1~ 10 C:\l'IOJI In a Tennis l 1p from l "c•nn1, magaz ine . )ou anJ \'OUI r.irt- ner mus.I ITll.)',C together -up for drop ~hut!i. b.ick f1•r lul·\. and ro lhc tigh1 lnd left ror angled shon. l o hetp "VUtl rT10'<"'C in un ison. 1mag1ne 1h:u you're connec1cJ al 1hc hip' h\ ..1n c'· tenston cord. \\hen )OU become unplugged. ~l.)ur c~·.irl •••\ crage is reduced, 1hetefore. creating opening\ fllr ~uur op· ponents, SIJ)' plugged 1n to ~our partner. Rlcb•rd Dunn is• Dnily Pilot S{H>rts \tritrr 11hv-'l' 1Jub l~nais roluntn •p{W•N tMi<'~ nu;inth/_). Marcellino -(above) arts fa<ms at the Costa Mesa &hlpyard. Al loft. workers und the top deck ol an upcoming boat lrom the Westef1y plant. WESIBl.Y h:.d Wcsterty build their designs; 1QP k>al ~IS tneluM C.nt2ta, PrnuaJioa, Hc•rtbc.111 :.nd Olrsor. Additionally, We tcrly has built 1 wide variety of non-radna aaltboa includin& hc.a'-)'-4\lty Ca&aUna .. ater wJs. offihor< powerboat bulls lb< Sc:orab, KY<r>I 7'·ph11 r-mo<or ytehh. and hundreds or l.aJ<n, Snip<• FJ lftd b011. Ji;at this week. Bruce Andtnon la•odled I W C~ilt l'tny 5() oam<d Sr<alrb Qdc .. Ille ....... to his ... u k"°"-. And ..... 36 Qlc:Un ~ -Wc.url)rls-. ..... -~~.:1"' IO elate, ·-11 lntero.-.1 ~ Oala• .... Tlla __ .,.....~ .... ..... -•.-1 II=·-~~ .... :.:= p • •• ,.,.._ ... LEI 110... \Ji°"' • Tueeel8Y, '*'-YI. tll4 7 LO• •IACll M'"'tBIB 'i1Uiiii1ii11i:aiinriii-uiiiinl ____ :"=-;::--"-"'-...---·-............. ThoM ••1ne1r "- IMW llri L.-C-.... _ ..... """ °''" Coppw ...... c-c .... wto D'AMK• lMftf b• k~• r~ ll'fl CM-Mr -- 0.... 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