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Home My WebLink About2000-08-23 - Orange Coast Pilot. ' . . . . ' .. SERVING THE NEWPORT -MESA COWAUNmES SINCE 1907 ON 1HE WEB: WWW.DAILYPILOT.COM WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 23, 2000 Study reveals pollution trouble spots • Santa Ana Delhi Channel is among the locations that could be dangerous for swimmers; report is an effort to address urban runoff. Alex Coolm•n DAILY PILOT NEWPORT BEACH -The San- ta Ana Delhi Channel appears to be one of the city's most serious pollu- tion trouble spots, according to ear- ly results of a study reviewed by city officials Tuesday. The report, prepared by a multi- "The area of most concern today turns out to be the Santa Ana Delhi Channel. " Dave Kiff Deputy City Manager agency group called the Southern California Coastal Water Research Project, took a look at nine spots around Newport Beach that are routinely poste<;I with warnings about high bactena levels. And the results, said Deputy City Manager Dave Kill, are interestmg "The area of most concern today turns out to be the Santa Ana Dellu Channel,• Kiff said. "Five of the sue tests (performed there dunng the last three weeks) were positive for a human enterovirus." The study, a state-funded, $175,000 project, has been search- ing specifically for human enteroviruses, which are viruses that are carried by humans clnd that c;:an make people sick. ln addition to the trouble spots at the channel, Kiff said the Back Bay 'drain near the Newport Dunes resort also tested positive on one occasion for a human enterovirus. Study designers have stressed that negabve results do not guaran- tee that an area as safe for swim- ming. "It's riot (necessarily) that those areas do not have a problem,• said Rachel Noble, a researcher for the project. "It's that we didn't find it.· The effort to track down the ori- gins of contamination in local waters 1s part of the city's effort to address the problem of urban runoff. Because runoff may come from a variety of sources -from animal droppings to leaky garbage biru to SEE STUDY PAGE AS m TESTED TROUBLE SPOTS Here are some of the areas tested as part 'of a recent study conducted by the Southern California Coastal Water Research Project: • 43rd Street (Bay side) •The Arches lnterdl•nge • Bayshore Beach • Santa Ana Delhi Channel (two locations) •San Diego Creek (two locations) • Big Canyon Wesh • Back Bay d.,..ln ne•r Newport Dunes 1V actre·ss files lawsuit against Dennis Rodman RYAN RAYBURN I DAA.Y PIW T Hannah Buller, rtgbt. plays in her backyard in Costa Mesa with next-door neighbor Kelsey Campeau, 1. Hannah Butler went head to head with a deadly foe in leukemia, but the resilient 8-year-old emerged victorious. The battle is won Jennlfw Kho DAA.Y PllOT B oundng up and down and yelling ·vay, yay, yayl Out, out, outl • Hannah Butler, 8, anticipates the end of her chemotherapy treabnenl She is friendly and high- spirlted. and has baWed bone marrow leukemia with endurance and energy for more than two years. Hannah goes to the doctor for blood tests every two weeks, takes daily chemother- apy pilll and has regular sptnal taps, biopsies and shots in her legs, spine and chest. She has a catheter in her chest for chemotherapy injec- tions and sometimes she can't leave the house for weeks at a time because her immune sys- tem is weak from medication. But soon the ordeal will be over. The catheter is coming out and visits to the doctor will be less frequent after her therapy ends Sept. 16. Hannah can't wait. •Once I get off chemo, I'm going to get my ~ pierced,• she says. •sut 1 jU1t want to be able to be normal again. l want to be able to fall down without my doctors and friends imme- diately saying, 'Are you OK? SEE HANNAH PAGE M DON LEACH I OM.'f f'l..01' Hannah Buller, 7, searches for an•••l ftg· .ures In clouds overhead while lying on • parachute wtth her friends from Camp Summenault tn Long Beach tn 19". Adding dot-com to Orange County • Iritemet profession& Lisa RuberlStelil wants to honor the county's best Web Sites with the eWards . ............. DMY Pa.or •Tina New is seeking $10 million; Rodman has told police he never met her. Danette Goulet DAILY PILOT NEWPORT BEACH Actress Tina New filed a $10- rrullion civil lawsuit Monday alleging that former basket- ball star Dennis Rodman sex- ually assaulted her in his Newport Beach home last year. New, a mother of two, first splashed into the media lime- light in January when she told police that her ex-boyfriend, Enc Bechler, admitted to her that he murdered his wife, Pegye. New is the prosecu- bon's star witness in Bechler's murder trial, which is sched- uled to begin Sept. 25. ln New's lawswt hled this week, she charges that she was taken against her will to Rod.man's West Newport home Aug. 20, 1999. The lawsuit accuses Rod.man of drugging and raping New. "Defendant Rodman was completely naked and attempted to kiss pl&nti.ff, ·the lawsuit alleges • ... After unsuccessfully attempting to kiss plamllff. defendant Rodman then grabbed the plaintiff by her tups and legs, npped the dothmg otl plaintiff and began physically throwing her around." Rodman and his attorney could not be reached for com- ment, but Newport Beach Police Sgt. Mike McDermott said Rodman denied ever meeting New when rnter- viewed by police. SEE RODMAN PAGE A4 Wrath of Abrams' alleged mayhem told • Pathologist describes gruesome injuries to two children killed after they were run down by suspect's car. Alex Coolm11n DAILY PILOT SANTA ANA -The pros- ecution in the trial of the man accused of killing two chil- dren at a Costa Mesa day care center in 1999 ended its case Tuesday by providing jW'Ors with graphic details of the injuries that ultimately claimed the youngsters' lives. The day's testimony focused primarily on fil.llnq in the details of the wreckage Steve Allen Abrams caused when he drove onto the crowded playground of the Southcoost Early Childhood Leaming Center on May 3, 1999. Deputy Dist. Atty. Debora Uoyd, wearlng a crilp, cream-colored suit. bro\lgbt to the stand the forensic pathologist who pedormed autopsies on Sierra Soto, 4, SEE ABRAMS MGE AS • .. • • • • A2 Wednesday, August 23, 2000 PIT Of Ill Wiii Cuddly bunnies ... Ah9adoned rabbits need homes. The O>numaialfy Animal NetWork will have three bunDl9I available for adopticm tbil weekend at R\90'1 pet store at Puhion Island. Pleue cxme by and l'8ICU8 a bunn~ up to become a fmter parent for a rab- bits. The Community Animal Network bal bad them spayed and neutered. C01J'9 adopt a bunny, kitten, cat or dog. Pundl are always gradOUlly accepted and needed to pay outstanding. vet bills for "It's wonderful to wake up and see them." For I GOOD CAUSE Beverly Hardy Providing feline foster care A happy ending might be in store for the sad story of a litter of kittens aban- doned with their mother last week in Garden Grove. Thanks to Beverly Hardy, a Costa Mesa resident and volunteer with the Newport Beach-based Community Animal Network, the kittens have a safe place to call home for now. Hardy agreed to foster the litter after she learned that they were living in a single cage at a local animal hospital. The kittens' mother is being fostered by another volunteer. . ·1 fell apart when I saw them in that cage,• Hardy said. •And 1 realized that if I took them, then it would create more room for others.· antm.ala pnMously ceAM1 far by tbe Conunu- nity AnJmel Network. See other reecued dogl and c.ats each Sat- Urday and Sunday from DOOD to 4 p.m. at RUllO'I Pet ES:perieDce at PubioO Island, Newport Center Driw, Newpdlt Beach. The Community .ADimal NetWork la a community-1upported animal organization link1Dg people and pets through community action. See other animals available for adop- tion at http:l lwww.an.lmalnetworlc.org. For information. call (949) 759-3646 or write to the Community Animal Network at P.O. Box 8662, Newport Beach 92658. GeHi!.t. INVOLVED Daily Pilot •ca 1 llNG llN'OUllD runs periocblly In the Delly Pilot on • rotating bllsis. If you'd lb lnfonnadon on ~ )'O'#' ~to 1hts list, call (949) 574-4228. IEW DIRECTIONS FOR WOMll llC. The recovery center for adult women with alcohol and other chemical dependendes seeks volunteers. For more information, call (949) 548-9927 be~een 10 a.m. and 6 p.m., or call Joy at (949) 548-8754. llEWPOIT IEACH CONf EREllCE lllD VISITORS' IUIEAU The bureau is dedicated to the promotion of the city to potential visitors. If you have exten- sive knowledge of Newport Beach and would like to volunteer, call (949) 722-1611. llEWPOIT IEACH LllURY UTEUCY PIOGUM The program seeks volunteers to tutor adults wishing to improve their reading and writing skills. •'J\"aining workshops at the central library will certify volunteers. For registration or more infomµltion, call (9"9) 117·3874. llEWPOIT IUCI llCITAL SllllS The Friends of The Newport Beach Recital Series Guild needs volunteers to assist in fos- tering music appreciation so that classical music will endure. For more information, call (949) 644-4208. llEWPOIT·MESA YMCA The Community Animal Network is a nonprofit organization dedicated to finding homes for lost and abandoned Newport- Mesa pets. The group often relies on volun- teers to provide temporary homes for ani- mals. Hardy, a real estate agent in Newport Beach, has been a volunteer for the past six months, taking care of cats in her Costa Mesa condo. She has negotiated the tempo- rary situation with her own cats, Scooch, Zack and Ling Ling. two weeks. When they are two months old, they will be spayed, given their shots and put up for adoption by the Community Animal Network at Russo's pet store at Fashion Island. Hardy said she will continue to foster ani- mals for the network indefinitely. She also hopes to raise funds lo help the organization cover mounting medical bills. The YMCA needs a variety of general volun- teer help. For more information or applica- tions, call Rita at (949) 642-9990. llEWPOIT·MESA SCHOOL FOUllDATIOll The litter of 6-week-old female longhair kittens will enjoy wrestling with each other and frolicking on the balcony for the next •1t•s wonderful to wake up and see them,• said Hardy, laughing as two of the kittens chewed on each other. •The minute I get up and tap on the window, they jump up. They can't wait to be pet and have human atten- tion.• "How could you not enjoy this? If you have troubles, they just go away,• Hardy said. "But the point is to help rescued ani- mals, because if we can foster, then it makes room to save more.• -Story by Amy R. Spurgeon; photo by Brian Pobuda ALMANAC The following in/ormaUon is collected on a weekly basi8 at the Orange County Clerk-Recorder's O/fioe in Santa Ana. MAUIAGES NEWPORT BEACH • Jeffrey S. Aragona and Teresa M. Ortiz, July 29 in Corona del Mar • Gregory S. Baldi and Erin L. Terry, July 1 in Monarch Beach • James M. Beaumont and Wendy S. Summerell, July 1 in San Marino COSTA MESA • Aaron F. Adams and Sarah F. Gillis, July 1 in Santa Ana • Margarito Aguilar Marin and Ana S. Nieto, July 29 in Santa Ana •Timothy B. Alexander and Linda C. Scott, July 16 in San Pedro • Jose L. Angelino Gomez and Bryza Olivares Garcia, July 22 in Santa Ana •Dean W. Banks and Mary E. Kelly, July 22 in Lake Arrowhead • Scott C. Barnett and C-Orina L. Sebastian, July 29 in Brea • Peter C. Becker and Danelle L. Cwnmins, July 8 in San Mateo DUI AlllSTS The following people have been arre1ted recently en suspi- don of drtving under the 1nllu- ence ol an lnloxJcant. They have only been arreated on 1uap1don of a crime, and, as with aH such VOLM.N0.201 nDU:IM..Gl•M. ........ ~·-· .... re • ..., Alllllllltl ~ ldlW . .......... ,.... .... -am-. ...... ----....... u•ta u--. ==- crimes, are coMldered Innocent until proved guilty. COSTA MESA Aug. 16 •Javier Juarez-Rodriguez, 57, Stanton • Raymond P. Arlda, 43, Lake for- est Aug. 17 •Matthew A. Tipton, 19, Costa Mesa •Jeffrey H. Broering, 50, Costa Mesa • Walter Cordell, 44, Newport Beach Aug. 18 •Michael A. Montenegro, 24, Costa Mesa • Luis Moreno-Zavala, 40, Costa Mesa ~Guillermo Roblero, 31, Rancho Cucamonga Aug. 19 • Luis E. Molina, 37, Costa Mesa •Thanh V. Au. 30, Costa Mesa •Aaron N . Montijo, 27, Costa Mesa • Todd A. Harper, 29, Costa Mesa • Mauricio A. GarciA, 23, Costa Mesa • Jopat Wllliams, 43, Huntington Beach •Justin C .'Dale, 23, Riverside Aug. 20. • Lewis J. Ross, 55, Costa Mesa •Brett D. Dalbeth, 23, Aliso Viejo • Charles K. Byerly, 31, Newport Beach • Erika N. Alva, 25, Orange • Awny I. Gammoh, 38, Orange • Jose Deleon-M~. 32, Santa Ana NEWPORT BEACH Aug.14 • Jason A. Lacrosse, 24, Santa Ana Aug. 15 •John D. Berthe, 44, Newport Beach Aug.16 • Kevin A. Michini, 23, Hunting- ton Beach • Brett W. Cotter, 27, Newport Beach Aug. 19 •Gregory P. Houraney, 41, Buena Park • James R. Jayjock, 38, Hunting- ton Beach Aug.20 • Sandra L. Boland, 49, La Verne •Julie A. Thomas, 35, Santa Ana • Richard L. Thibert, 31, Newport Beach REAL ESTATE TUllSACTIOllS COSTA MESA • 2223 Pad.fie Ave., $230,000 • 2242 Elden Ave., $385,000 • .{98 Flower St .. $465,000 • 752 W. 20th St, $232,500 • 2020 Santa Ana Ave., $335,000 • 1401 Dove St., $235,000 • 2191 Canyon Drive, $214,000 NEWPORT BEACH • 215 Crystal Ave., $969,000 • 2025 W. Balboa Blvd .. $1,150,000 • 318 Anade Ave., $830,000 • 2103 Cumberland Road, $89S,OOO IEllllOIS WIATllR AID Sllf ~ 8ello9 6M5 Coronl del Mir IMS Costa Mela 7W5 N9tiportlwh .. ~Coest .. nDll 1aDAY Antlow t:40 a.m_ ............... -~.5 Anthlgh 5:211 a.m. ...................... 3.2 Second low .... mldnlght. ........... nl• Second hlGtt 4':JJ p.m. ............ -. ...... 5.2 1llJIJ!MY .... low t2:M a.m.-............... 0.1 fllnthlF l..'54 """'-·•NO_ft .... oJ.I s...llOW t1:1J a.m..." .. _"""".2.1 ............. .. ,.. -· I •• The foundation is looking for volunteers to help with fund-raising efforts, speaking opportunities, public events and occasional office work. For more information, call (949) 631-4143. POUCE flUS Daily Pilot Study of airport area needed to consider fees • City officials want to levy developers for effects they have on traffic, utilities; council opts to add proposal to General Plan update. Mathis Winkler DAILY PILOT able for planning work related to a com- prehensive general plan update, the d ty Will probably have to use general fund money to pay for the study, dty officials said. The city's Economic Development Committee has recommended to put the development of the airport area high on the list of priorities. Last year, council members approved $250,000 over two years for this planning work, assuming NEWPORT BEACH -City council that property owners would contribute members dropped a proposal to single the same amount of money. • out th~ area surrounding John Wayne But developers -uncertain about Airport to discuss fees for developers the future of their projects beCause of'the and instead decided to make it part of a Greenlight traffic and growth control general plan update. measure on the November ballot-have Council members made the decision hesitated to spend money on the plan- during a study session Tuesday. ning study, according to a staff report. A committee, consisting of city coun-Major development proposals for the cil, planning commission and economic area include a 556,000-square-foot development committee representatives, expansion of Conexant Systems Inc., a among others, should begin to explore high-speed communications chip man- the issue in the next few weeks. ufacturer, and a 250,000-square-foot "We're talking about twigs without expansion of Koll Center Newport. looking at the forest,• said Councilman Representatives for both Conexant Gary Adams, who suggested to make an and Koll Center told council members airport planning study part of a review that while they would support fair fees of the city's general plan. for developers, the city had to reach a He added that looking at the airport decision soon. . area as a separate issue "doesn't make "We need some clarity on this issue sense.• or it's going to drive us away from this Legal constraints will limit just how city,• said Rich Bluth, director of facili- much officials can ask builders to pay. ties for Conexant. To address those limits, the city will Councilwoman Norma Glover said have to pay for a planning study for that careful planning for the area was streets and other public utilities for the important. land surrounding John Wayne Airport. •1 think that we need to be fair [in •As a general rule. you need to know imposing lees, I• she said. ·And see how what you're proposing to do, how types they ~e.compatible with other areas of of development will contribute to a need the oty. for improvements,• said City Atty. Robert Glover added that the city would Burnham. "There needs to be a study · have to look at the eUects each devel- before we can assess development opment would have on traffic. impact fees.· "If the mitigation is less, the fee Although state gr~ts might be avail-should be less,· she said. @Jj~ .. 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Fcill enrollment fees are $11 per unit. The fall schedule IS also IJsted on the college's Web page at http://www.orangecoastcollege. com. Information: (714) 432-5072. Steve Marble NOTEBOOK Steve Marble ~ on assignment The Dai_ly Pilot's Annual Coining Friday, September 20! Don't miss out on the issue everyone will be reading to see who made the list in 2000! Reserve your space now -space is limited. ForAdve don Call ( ........ 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If l just attend council meeting park -now a grassy field u they are and people abuse redudng the width of trails saaped my knee it won't be a to protest posst.bility of with dirt trails-into a nature them. then you can take them and fewer paved trails. big deal. you know7• preserve. It bas proposed to away.• Pedeltrlan tralla -originally Hannah was featured in the paved trails at park. replace exotic plants with David Goa, one of resi· dellgned to be 5 to 8 feet DaJ.W Pilot about a year ago, native ones, add parking dents who 1ent letters wide -will be no Wider than when she was still in the midst areas and pave some of the expressing concern about 3 feet, according to the new of active chemotherapy treat· JennlfwKho DAILY PILOT COSTA MESA-After lis- tening to dozens of residents' concerns, the City Council sent Fairview Park remodel- ing plans back to the drawing board Monday. •The intent is to make it a user-friendly park,• said Councilman Joe Erickson. ·we listened to the people who spoke. It isn't a natural park right now, but it is very usable. We also want to RODMAN CONTINUED FROM A 1 In a police report filed 10 days after the incident, New said she first met Rodman at the Buzz on the Beach, a Newport Beach nightclub where she was with friends. Stephen Tornay, New's attorney, said it was not until 10 days after the incident that she called a crisis hotline and was convinced by counselors to go to the police. trails. pavement at the park, agreed plan. MulUpurpose trails, ment. Paving the paths would with Davidson. many of which will be made Now she is doing much bet· allow bicyclists to use the "I see the park, as it is from natural materials ter, says her mother, Chris trails, now designated for today, as a people's park.~ instead of asphalt or concrete, Cameron. pedestrian and limited eques· Goss said, reading a letter will be between 4 and 8 feet Hannah has for IDQllths been trlan use. Strollers, skate· aloud at the meeting ... (Some wide instpad of 15 feet. in the "maintenance• stage of boards and wheelchairs are trails were) drawn by plan-The intent of the council's treatment and her prognosis is also easier to use on paved ners and are paved and pur-dedslon was to minimize the excellent. Cameron says. trails, said David Alkema, poseful, but many more [have aipount of hard surface trails •Leukemia is the best cbil- parks project manager for the been) drawn by the people and maximize the amount of dren's cancer to have because city. and are unpaved but equally natural trails wherever possi-people know the most about But many residents spoke purposeful. It is my observa-ble, Alkema said. it.• she says. •she will always against the proposed paving. tion that the trails which get The City Council will be monitored because (the di&- •Show the people some the most use are by far the review the new plans at its ease) will always be there, but trust,• Costa Mesa resident ones drawn by the people. next meeting Sept. 5. hopefully it will be in remission forever.• •After the event occurred, she was distraught and ill with a fever of 103 [degrees] and laid up at home,• Tomay said. "She was overwhelmed and not sure what to do.• No criminal charges were ever filed. The 10-day delay in reporting the alleged crime made it impossible for police to attempt to collect physical evi- dence, McDermott said. The civil lawsuit, however, details New's accounts of that evening. After what is desoibed as a short but friendly conversation. New and Rodman parted ways, according to the lawsuit When the dub closed at 2 a.m.., New alleges that she was approached by a man who identified himself as Rodman's bodyguard, grabbed her by the arm and forced her into a car that Rodman was driving. She charges that she was taken against her will to a party at-Rodman's house, where she was offered two "shots• of liq- uid. After she had the drinks, she then felt disoriented and sleepy and was led to a bed- room by Rodman where she slept until about 5 a.m., acoord- ing to the police report. New told police that she believed the drinks were drugged. When she awoke at 5 a.m., New alleges, Rodman was at the end of the bed and the assault followed. •He continuously threw the plaintiff around into different sexual positions, grabbing her all over her body in an extrem~ly rough an.d hurtful manner,• the lawsuit reads. Following the alleged assault, New went back to sleep for several hours, but woke in the early morning. She went back to sleep until early afternoon. when she finally got out of bed and called for a ride, according to the police report. The disease changed the dynamics of Hannah's family, Cameron says. ·we're a family that has always been active,• she says. "We go out to eat. go out and do things. We've had wonderful friends and family who have helped us through the year when she was home most of the time. Bill [Butler, Hannah's father] and I would alternate taking days off until I finally took a leave of absence.• Hannah missed most of sec- ond grade because of her treat- ments, but didn't miss any class- work. A home teacher -the same teacher she would have had in second grade at Adams Elementary School -visited F«AH AAY8UAN I DAILY Pl.OT Hannah Butter, 8, in her · backyard at her home. after school and taught Hannah. •The hardest part was not being able to go to school and missing out on a lot of the pb~ ical stuff,• Hannah says. •1 got to do the school work, but I missed a lot of the stuff g<ling on with my friends. One of my friends moved and I didn't even know she had moved until one month later. My friend told me and I was like, 'What? That's not fair! I didn't get to say good- bye.'• Hannah missed only five ·days of class while she was in third grade, and is looking for- ward to starting fourth grade. Cameron says Hannah's pos- itive attitude has really helped her -and her family -sur- vive the disease. •she's just a really matw'e lit:tl,e girl.• Cameron says. "She's very perceptive, warm and funny. 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WebEvents' mailing list indudes about 900 people, said Rubenstein, adding that the county's Web community didn't have to hide behind Internet capitals such as San Francisco or Los Angeles. "We're every bit as cutting- edge and on top of it as every- one else,· she said. To prove it. Rubenstein's o rganizing the inaugural Orange County eWards, a sort of Internet Q;cars honoring the best Web sHes around. Categories range from sites related to cUts and ente rtain- tained when they were bit by Abrams' huge 1967 Cadillac. Uoyd also presented the testimony of several parents whose children were injured but not killed in the collision. The injuries of the young vic- tims ranged from disfiguring facial wounds and mental damage to minor cuts and abrasions. Abrams faces two counts ment lo those designed for kids or travelers. A selection of the county's Web professionals will judge the entries and announce the winners at a gala Oct. 19. Th.is type of event could help strengthen the Internet com- munity in Orange County, which has becane a hub of suc- cessful dot-corns, said Liz Marek, director of business development for SYNGE.com -a heavily visited pop culture site based in Costa Mesa. •Anything that recognizes other players in the industry, it's good for all of us.• Marek said. Goodwill Industries of Orange Collflty and AnotheR BytE -two charities that recy- cle old computers and give them to the needy -will receive a portion of the pro- ceeds from the event. Rubenstein said she would not nominate her own Web site for the awards. •1 thought that would be a conflict of interest,• she said with a smile. Together with Fullerton- based designer Tina McKean, Rubenstein runs a Web-based advertising agency. The two ~~~ ··~ ··~ ~,· ----:MHCHITO. ·~~· ... FllfTM JE•uc~uJ Showroom Hours Mon-Fri 9am-4:30pm 711 W. 17th Sc. 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"Don't spend llme on techni- cal, cutbng-edge stuff because there are not enough people with fast (Internet] connec- tions.• Rubenstem's love for the In ternet isn't limited to her work. She uses it to shop and conduct research and even signed up for the recent SK race in Corona del Mar. When she's not cybersurfing or marketing new Web sites, she tries to stay m touch with the reaJ world, she said. ·1 definitely would not want to be cut off from everything,• she said, adding that she regu- larly exercises dunng her work. ·And I usually try to go out and get food -to have a little human interaction.· But public defender Leonard Gumlia objected to the presentation of her tesb- mony on the grounds that it was irrelevant (because the death of her daughter has been established by earlie1 testimony) and likely to prove highly emotional for the Jury. •There's no way you can get Ms. Soto up on that stand and not have the jurors in STUDY \ CONTINUED FROM A 1 over-fertilized lawns -it pre- sents a complex challenge to the pollution-fighters who hope to combat it. Where a sewage spill can often be fixed with a simple repair to a broken line, the exact sources of runoff can be difficult to determine. Testing a body of water for bacteria can show whether the water vio- lates state standards for bacte- ria, but such tests don't indicate what sort of pollution is causing the problem. High scores on a bacteria test don't necessarily mean that the water is unsafe, Kiff noted. "Maybe it's just from Joe fertilizing his lawn,· he said. ·1rs not bad to swim in some- thing that doesn't make you sick." The effort to pinpoint cont- amination sources initially focused on matching DNA samples from local waters against a library of DNA sam- ples from human sources. U a positive match was made, the Solid 7ed 'P~ ?Cl/UVJIN Teak is now Affordable! We 8~ Direct, Eliminate the Middleman I Compare our Prices! 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Kilf said the new design already seems to be providing significant information. •Now we can go up m the Santa Ana Delhi Channel and try to find out what's happen- ing,• he said. •Maybe there's a leaky sewer, maybe there's an illegal connection where some- one actually has a sewer hooked up to a storm drain. Maybe there are homeless or transients who don't have the sanitary conditions they need.• n Itl@JlQI~ Square ~~ entertainm,ent :i~ &id S'~ ~ ~~~ de ~dick Yo UR Pop/Rock • I t, ' Elegant eenlar llvlng et Caeta Neupart:e If you have spent tin\e looking for a beautiful and peaceful place for your Mother or Father (or both), to spend thelr retirement years, you mwt have noticed how dJfflcult It Is to meet your expectations. Discover a wonderful fadllty in Costa Mesa known as Costa Neuport~. It Is an Elegant SenJor Uving residence which will surely meet your expectations. Enter through a grand entrance into a great room which opens onto a magnlflcent courtyard. 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JoM V.V-, CdM boys water polo coach _ _.21-... IAllY llU . A8 'Mldneldoy, August 23, 2000 •Sports Editor Roger Corfson • 949~74-4223 •Spam Fox: 9.49-6500170 Daily Pilot • Costa Mesa stic • g _io the pl~ . . •Mustangs have already begun to focus on Week 1 foe Saddleback. &any FllUlkner DAILY Pll.oT COSTA MESA -While the three-day conditioning period which prea!de.s full gear Thursday can be con- sidered a glorified chalk talk. Costa Mesa High foot- ball coach Jeny Howell says there is a big difference from spring practice. •1t•s much more intense than spring, because you have a game plan,• said Howell, who will endure the final day of helmets, T- shirts and shorts today with his 68 varsity and junior varsity athletes. ·we try to do as much conditioning as we can, without hurting the kids. But it's not a lot more than we'd normally do.• In matters of football, Howell said he and his staff will install the things they plan to run against Saddleback in the regular-season opener, Sept. 7. They'll get a chance to polish up in a Sept. 1 scrimmage against Orange (noon at Costa Mesa). COSTA MESA FOOTaALL SOm>ULE .......... Thurs., Sept. 7 • S ' '1 It I ~ M Slnta ANI Bowl, 7 p.m. Fri .. Sept. 15 -........... .-0r-. Coest. 7 p.m. Fri., 5eipt. 22 -•-••111111; at Or.nge Coest. 7 p.m. Fri., Sept. 29 • OclMlt ,,.._ at Newport Herbor, 7 p.m. s.t.. oet. 1 • ...._Ow' r ,. •a. Alld. Long 8-d\ 1 f>.!"'- MCIFIC COAST LEAGm Fri., Oct. 13 ·co.OM .. M-. It Orange Coest. 7 p.m. Thurs.. Oct. 19 ....... llelld\ It Orlngl COllSt, 7 p.m. Fri., Oct. 27 • ~ It Newport Haft>or, 7 p.m. Fri., Nov. 3 • UUW•llty, at kvlne, 7 p.m. Thurs., Nov. 9 • lllot1t DD~ at Newport Hltbof, 7 p.m. Coast League co-championship and the Mus- tangs' fourth sb>aigbt trip to the CIP Southern Section plafoffs, a school record. In addition to the annual personnel shake- up, which included the unexpected loss of All- CIP running back C.J. Zuniga to academic ineligibility, the coaching staff bas undergone change. Mike Crowe, a former Mustang quarter- back, resigned as offensive coordinator to devote more time to his family. While veteran assistant Tom Baldwin, also a former head coach at the schooL has shifted from defensive coordinator to run the offen- sive side of the ball, no one can replace Crowe's right arm. Howell has said be likes the work ethic and attitude of this year's squad, which comes off an 8-3 campaign that included the Pacific •Mike liked to get real involved in practice, throw the ball and show his arm.• Howell said. •we're going to miss that. We don't have any demonstration coaches, now.• DON LEACH I DAILY l'jl.OT Costa ~esa football players under110 strength drllls ln Tuesday's cond1Uonlng work. BRIAN P08UOA I DAl.Y Pl.OT Coach Blm Barry bas been clocking bis runners at Newport Harbor for the past 11 years. • Boys cross country coach enters 12th season with Tars. Tony Ahx>belll record at the frosb/sopb level for DAll.Y Pll.oT the two-mile run," Bany said. I hung 'em up after high school, however, to pursue the almighty doJ)ar." From Newport Harbor, Barry went to USC. •1 maJored in bnslnea and that became a high priority for me," be iaid. Barry went beck to running to get beck into shape when be found out there wu an opening at Newport Harbor for a boys cross country co8ch. •u seemed like it would be a perfect fit for me, so I went after it.• Barry Mid. •1 didn't ree.li7.e that I would IUD be CCW'htng to thll day." It WU gtrti coach Eric 1Welt who helped Sany out during thole early yean. "Bdc. ltil1 trYiDll to teach me lt\df," 8'rry Mid. •Same ot hil poillll I bave takm ID bee.rt aDd there ... 101118 poUltl that I know be'I rlgllt an. but I'm too ltubbom to try ID la. But I'm trying.• The blGaelt tldDg. ec11>1dina to a.ny, ii b . ...., to..,. dOM to an nan llNl on lbe tmoCloDal KUlwt.K ••11a1 l'IJll.'Wlddl ., ........ , .. -==· ~•'-1 fUDJ I a ..... ., •1.• ... • 2 tr', .......... -~·--·~· • want to be coached,• Barry said. •Getting together with each athlete, I try to figure QUt what goals they are trying to accomplish. Whether it's breaking an eight,mlnute mile for the first time or going for a S!ate championship, I try to help them reach each milestone. •1 think I've gotten more flexible in my coaching than I used to be," Barry continued. "Some days are harder than othen, but that's the case in any job.• 1bat'1 the best thing about coaching runnen, accordlng to the former editor of the Blllign Junior High School newspaper, the Se4Bee Buzz. •1n 10me sports, you can't always tell or properly evaluate boW mucb an athlete ii bnproW;ag or not Improving,• Bany Mid. •1n track and a.-~. lt'I you, the atblet8 and tbe dOc:k. U tbe time go8I dowD. ....,. ......... better. Plul, lt'I a sport that anyone can pm1idpda llL ,.. WblD be'I not~ a stopwalda, Bury•tl9Cbet ~..,. ...... dlllgn and )oar ·'rr • *" ..... .... ~ ..... ~tobe• ~«. ... ...... •--.i.'"• 1rrbook ..... .... UIC...., .. --·· CIOd ........ ~· ·-------- DON LEACH I DAl.Y Pl.OT Senior Garrett Bowlus gives the Sea Kings that •1otti look. Sea Kings bring in an entirely cliff erent team, but they have the potential to equal last year's championship run. Joseph Boo DAILY Pl.oT DI SU 111115 CORONA DEL MAR - Assessing all of the Corona del Mar High's boys water polo team's losses for the upcoming season seems daunting at first. The Sea Kings only lost six starters, including an All-CIP Southern Section Division II first. team selection in Garrett Gentry, three second-team All·CIP play- ers in Morgan Johnston, Alex Niebenke and goalie Brad Netherton, and its head coach, John Vargas, to the Summer Olympics until early October. A dire situation1 Hardly. CdM is setting 111 sights on a second consecutive CIJf cbamp6ombip. The team CdM will field -this yeu. ii quite different from lut ~·· squad, whk:h went 20s to and won the ftnt boys water polo title in 10 yean at CdM. But var .. gu feels thiS group can be even better. •it's been a WbBe liDt'e I've bad IUda • well"l'CMmded teUD.. vuvu laid ~ ,..... teun c:ould bi .,,.. ..... We baft mare....,...t1111yw.• 1'lae -Jlllll WI If DD ID CdM'I repertOn, = Ii GarNa BOwlm.Tbe ...... ... ·--~nrtw .... tatbe ............ !: ............ *->-,, ......... .. -,:r.... .. " .. CORONA DEL MAR HIG BOYS WA7lR POLO . Doily Pilot SPORTS ~ Augyst 23, 2000 A9 WAT~RPO LO CONTINUED FROM AS Costa Mesa gover on last year's 24· 1 frosh/soph team which won the prestigious Chargers Cup. •even though we only have one return- ing .tarter,• Vargas said, ·all the guys experienced the finals in some aspect. I'm sure they know what it's like to be in the finals, and they want to go back. I don't think being young will hurt us." 1\vo juniors, Marcello Pantuliano and Michael March, move into the starting lineup. March was one of the top scorers for Cd.M's 18-and-under team this sum- mer. Pantuliano is one of CdM's top defenders,· and, accorcling to Vargas, •a smart player.• •Mustangs' boys water polo program begins anew with a n e w coach a nd a new lineup. Sophomore Artie Dorr rounds out the Sea Kings' starting lineup. As a fresh- man, Dorr impressed Vargas enough to see some action on the varsity team. He is a tough two-meter player, but Vargas envisions a rotating lineup with Dorr, Bowlus, March and Cuyler handling the two-meter spot. "We'll have four guys setting for us, "be said, "and that will make it tough on the other teams.• Speedy junior Bobby Messenger ts another weapon Vargas could bring off the bench, and sophomore John Martn's potential land~d him on the varsity squad. Junior Brandon Powers and · sophomore John Money are more options for Vargas. In goal, Kim is one of CdM's fastest swimmers. He was the only CdM indi· vidual to advance out of the CIF boys swim preliminanes last season, qualify- ing in the consolation finals for the 200 individual medley and 100 breaststroke. "Sherwin's real fast," Vargas said. ~1 think a fast goalie lS important." But Kim could be pushed by sopho· more Beau Stockstill, the starter on last year's frosh/soph team. "I'm real confident about both my goalies. J think they'll get some serious competition from each other." Vargas is excited about the slew of tal· ent at bis disposal. But he won't get a chance to guide this team until he gets back on Oct. 7 from the Olympic Games in Sydney, Australia as the coach of the U.S. national team. Assistants Marc Hunt, Tim Salvino and Aaron Chaney dre expected to fill the void-OllW then. CdM went undefeated in the Paafic Coast League last year, but Vargas refus- es to say that another league title is all but wrapped up. •Laguna Beach had a great summer,• he said, "so it's going to be tough gomg through league.• He also cites Los Alamitos and Servile as potential roadblocks to a ClF title. But if bis Sea Kings play the way Vargas believes they can, last year's accomplish- ments are within range. "They have a potential to be win- ners,• he said. "They're a deeper team than last year. But you can't knock a CIF champion." DON LEACH I O/tol.Y PlOT Patrick Hulliger pub the ball up dlll'lng Costa Mesa Hlgh's condltloaing days tor the football team. 1,'aesclay. Today's regimen ls the last befo~ the start of lull-contact prad:lce. Mesa's opener ts Sept. 7 against Saddleback. Orange Coast women drop their opener • Long Beach City prevails, 332-357, to kick off the 2000 season. .. COSTA MESA · Maricela Dietrick COMMUNITY COLLEGE GOLF shot an 86 for the Orange Coast College . women's golf team in Monday's 332-· 357 loss to Long Beach City in the 2000 season opener played at Costa Mesa Coun- try Club, par 72. Newcomer Julie Gutierrez-Farley chipped in wtth an 87, while Jenna Quaranta (90), Joyce Roeder (94) and LindSdy Giles (127) completed the Pirates' scoring. OCC will try to even its record today at 11 a .m. with another nonconference match against Moorpark played at Tierra Rejada Golf Course. HELP WANTED Costa Mesa seeks lower level coaches COSTA MESA -Costa Mesa High is seeking lower level girls volleyball coaches for the 2000 season. as well as a varsi- ty pitching coach for the 2001 baseball campaign. Interested applicants may phone Boys Athletic Director Kirk Bauermeister at (71 4) 424-8763. DEEP SEA Joseph Boo DAILY PILoT COSTA MESA -Four CIF Southern Section champi- onship banners hang at Costa Mesa Higb's aquatic center commemorating the titles won by the school's boys water polo program m a 1 (). year span from 1986 to '95. Five yea.rs later, those ban· ners are a memento from ancient history. After losing all but two players from last. year's 12-13 squad, the Mus- tangs almost put the varsity program on hiatus before enough athletes showed up in the summer to keep it going. So Costa Mesa boys water polo is still alive and kicking. "J let them know about the d ecade of dominance and what the program 1s at Mesa,· Coach Chris Avitia, entering his first season at the- helm, said. "But you've got to build to get into that position and hopefully we'll reach that someday.• The majority of Costa Mesa's players don't have water polo expenence and it's up to Avitia, who was the goalie on Mesa's 1992 CIF title team and '93 runner-up, to mold this group. •We have a lot to learn and not a lot of expenence, • Avt- tia said . • HopefuUy, we'll build on this year and tum the program around." Avitia does have two var- sity returners frQm last year inducting Mike Whifma.n. A senior entering his fourth year with the team, Whitman was one of the Mustangs' top players last year and he is the undisputed leader of th1s year's group. Avitia found out how invaluable Whib'nan is to his young team this sum- mer. "He's so much help.• Avi· tia said. "He's giving the other players a lot of help. He's an experienced guide. I can't get in the water and teach them everything, so he's the go-to- guy who demonstrates every- thing l try to teach them." THE llUSWIGS ~ COSTA MESA HIGH I BOYS WATER POLO Junior Chasen Marshall is the other returner. "He's a really good, qwck player, and he's got a good shot,· Avitia said. ·He 's entenng bis tl:urd year and I think he'll unprove from last year.· Behind those two, fresh- man Brian Tipton is the only familiar face for Avttia. The younger brother of former Mesa poloist Matt Tipton, Bn- an played under Aviba three years ago when he coached an t t-and-under team. Avilla will try to mold him mto Mesa's future goalie. "He's learning fast.• Aviba said. "He's young, so I can work with him for four years. We need a good defense wi\h a young team." Junior Steven Thomas played on Mesa's frosh/soph team last year, and that makes him valuable. Fresh- man Dennis Atkins and sophomores Matt Grubls1ch, John Santos. Steven Reyes, Kevin Neppl and Robert Rodnguez, are new to the high school water polo expe· rience. With so many green play- ers, Avilla acknowledges the team will take some lwnps this year But be hopes those losses will be a learrung item "They'll get beat a lot,· Avitia said, "but hopefully, they'll learn sometlung from those losses and use that to build on." """'*1t to CNpler 10 Flctltloua BualMN Fictitious Bualneu Flctltlou• Buainn• Flctltlou• Bualneaa Flctltloua Bualneu oommencl11g with 21100 Nerne Stat.ment Name Statement ,..me Statement ,..me Statement ,..me Statement Flctltloua Bualneu ot the BuslneM end The tollowino pefaOflS The ~ person• The lollow1n11 persons The following peta0n9 The following pa~ ,..me Statrement Profeaelons ~. No-.,. dolna bulile9s u · .,. doing buslnels as; .,. doing ~ u · are doing busmua u · 1111 dolna bullneSI as; The followinQ pef90l\I Flctltlou• Bualneu ,..me Statement The following persoN .,. doing bulli*8 .... This statement was flied With the County Clei1t of °'*10' Counly on 08/18/2000 VISTICA Edward Anthony Vlatlca. 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Ext cab lo!Pl. new Iii•. VB 454, 7 41tr, rebuilt mo10t & lllnt, 2 gas tanll•. btdlmer, c:ontrlClora radc, dual Ital ~IH, 90k ll'lllM, good WOik truck! $4500 .. rs 94H4s.e112 Cllallc ... Wtlltt MUlt8n9 2tt ~nal. all llCOldi, new tire1, taga, a beluty1 $6,950 949-720-1387 DODGE DUAANOO 'ti Muat SHI 14K ml, MOO'T53l29l2 121,950 LAND ROVER NEWPORT BEACH MM4M445 FORD F150 W 4wtl, towing, Ila! m. fC73724l2m S1U50 I.AHO ROVER NEWPORT BEACH MH40-6445 FORO MUSTANG GT 't7 Conv v-a 5 ~ i.lhlr & moral 514* Sharp' (2.07203) $17 988 NABERS (714)54MIOO GMC JMIY 'ti 4WO, 211(. SEE m 1521001/3007 S1 I.ISO LANO ROVER NEWPORT BEACH 94H4CH445 * HOt«>A ACCORO '89 2 door, auto. air. power 11eerlng $3850 949-723· f 504 la4.IDI T looper 'ti Bllcll. lelltlll. luvool. CID, loaded. ~ 21k ml. $23,500 94 • 1748 --XJI 't3 rint ~ rit 43k ml. orMm w(gald kil, loalcs & nn great. rww """· al rtcotdl $12.500 94~3()()-3258 I . . ---;----·-=-1 I f t - -'_. ~ Bridge By CHAAl.ES OOREH with OMAR SHARIF llOd TANNAH HIRSCH PLVING nNCERS Boch vu1nmlble. Wat dcah. nusfit bcc:m:ne IPPlfCrll. Intl Llv'Oe no 1n1mp bcall:nc 111e rtnll CONnlC1. NORTH .,. c::i KQJ43 o KQJ IOl •• WEST •AK 1062 ~ 872 (I 7 6 •Q 102 EAST •95 c::1 A106 S Q 9843 •J98 Wea led • low lpide and. whh ci&N tricb ~ by the open-ing !tad, declarer followed low from dummy almolll before the cards Wlft on the table. When East wened Ibo nine, declll'a' won with the qllllCn and went after the fulfillina Irick by leading to the king of hearts. Eal pbbcd I.be ace and returned 1 lj)llde, and the defenders collected four spade Irick& for a one•lriclt ae1. SOUTH • Q87 J .. , , o AS •A K 76SJ Opening lead: Six or • The winning line is not difficult LO spoc if you uike 1 few momcnts LO study thc hand. The danger Ii thll West holds five spades Ind East his the ace of beans. 1lw can be ooun- iered by simply playmg a low spade from dummy and allowing l:ast's rune IO wm the fim Irick. Tlw shuu <JUI West's ~ IS the cards lie. and the contract is safe. No maner how sunple the COlll1K1 rrught 1ttm. uain yowsctr IO W.e 90mC umc to comXlcr what might Mooen fief ore playmg IO lhc !fut lriCft. ll W\IJ AIVC you thousandi. or pomts every year! When Nonh opened the biddina. Whal if West sW1Cd with only four s~'! Thal would ooc be 111 llltlC· bve !tad Ullo a r.u11 btd naturally • the defender's ngb1 SlllCC 11 could COSI a lricl.. and a lelTlpO. Can '1 West have five spades to the A K and the ace or beans? MOii unlikely West would have opened Ill rltSI seal wuh llw holding. but only the lllCOITeCl play of puu111g up dummy's iact 11 Irick one would cater 10 lhal pos~1btl· ily. South hid visions of slam. Those hopes were soon shanered when the JEEP CHEROKEE Gr8lld Lindo 'ti 8 Cyl, 2WD, wllltalgny, fully IOIClld 20t( ml. mint cond. I owner $18,IOO MM7J.2432 LEXUS ES300 SEDAN 'ti 44. V-6 eng. 2 tone ~grey wlgray lthr Int. FIAly loaded' CO "*' dWIQll Glill • begs . .;.Ill pM .... moon·rool auto clrnale control 34 505 ml $29.500/080 C8I 949-278-0353 LEXUS ES 300 '97 lllldlBllck. u.e.. ~ rod, co. c:hon'lll (050084) $21,987 LEXUS llSSIOH VE.JO IOCHllH3N LEXUS ES 300 'f7 Sage. Lexua <Al1rW Lile New (002908) $23,787 LEXUS MISSION VIEJO IOH&t-5398 LEXUS ES 300 'tt Black/IYOfY, only Bk miles. Ewiy PoMla Optiorl (076828) 129. 787 LEXUS MISSION VIEJO IOHff.5391 LEXUS SC 300 'fT Bladc/IYOfY. loaded. Lexus Certified. (= $31 ,987 MISSION VIEJO I00-86t-5398 LEXUS SC 300 '93 Low rniMs. loaded! Haid IO hnd. (0013582) $20,987 LEXUS MISSION VIEJO IOO-te9-53tl Lincoln Continental '15 COIM!We, SUiClde doors. bllct. Offginoil, S6500t'Fmn 949-63 M698 UI IXSCOVERY 't'1 All .. 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Exquisite bay views complete this stunning estate. $3,300,000 (48720) ..99epond~· ~nd perfection! Incredible Back Bay, Catalina, moun~ · & city light viltas. Situated in the beautiful ~ard gated conununity of Harbor Cove, this wondCrful home features four bedrooms, a library, gourmet kitchen &: romantic muter retreat. with fireplace and ~ YJCW terncc with sweeping ~ .~w~ Capturing the r~mance of a timeless Italian retreat, this fabulous home features first level master suite, romantic central courtyard and balconies positioned to take advantage of cpastal and city light views. l · $1,900,000 (48696) . .9'J~~A~ Magnificent custom estate in exclusive guard gated Ocean Ridge. Breathtaking grand entry, with curved iron staircase rail and marble floors. This home features four bedrooms, library/office, fam ily room, bonus room and stunning cascading rock waterfall pool/spa. 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The property is in Laguna's "downtown" area, close to everything and offering the special amenities of a seaside resort. $4,500,000 ( 48688) ~-~ A custom Mediterranean villa, bcaudfuQy detailed with beveled limestone flooring, l muter auitca, a dramatic 3-lt'Ol'y entrance, top quality applianca and fbturCi throughc>ut, and~ viewa. U,995,000 (48671) A~~ g'Vg/e 9~/U''1' Almost complete but fo r the finishing touches. Quiet & private with sweeping Main Beach and north coast views. $2,600,000 (48679) g'~~~~~~ With generous custom features that include hardwood flooring, crown moldings, ocean views, formal living & dining and a separate family room plus a bonus l bedroom/I bath area on the garage, this spacious home has lots of nice "extras". Living room, family room and master all have fireplaces & the master offers a private deck. $1,169,000 . (48676) New ocanfiont home with Ncwpon Bay wl c.h Wc:Wa. Thia dcpnt country Ercndl home fatura aupaior an4 oanc-I• deai', .cccntuaeecl by an depnt SUropca1i lair. Pafect lw D .. , ' ... tbk 1 NWriwx ii IOcated iD one oldie belt JocaOMa ill CaroM dd ..,,..... , ... ~ 94· ~. ~ .. 23, 2000 . . CoRONA HIGHLANDS $2,125,000 PRJVATE EXECUTIVE ESTATE. REMODELED 5 Bo. 4.5BA. WITH FULL VIEWS. EVAN CORKETT 759-3728 SARA HINMAN 759-3705 BRAD HINMAN 759-3732 MYSTIC HIU3 $1,950,000 NEW HOME UNDER CONSTRUCTION. 4 Bo. 5.5 BA. GREAT VIEWS! • , . I I d . Daily PilOt WF.ST NEWPOKI' BEACH $1,995,000 GORGEOUS OCEANFRONT. TOTALLY REMODELED 3 Bo. 3BA. .. MARILYN READ 718-2733 ROSEANNE LEvAN 717-4710 NEWPOKI' BEACH $1,259,000 GREAT FAMILY AREA. BAY, OCEAN AND CITY LIGHTS VIEWS. .. .. ' Daily Pilot ' . . . SHORE CUFFS $1,250,000 LARGE LOT WITH ARCHITECTURAL PLANS FOR 4,000 SQ. FT. HOME. • CINDI ZELLNER 759-3719 & ROSEANNE LEVAN 717-4710 NANCY PETERSON 717-4749 & BETIY CoMEGYS 717-4750 .. . .. ~sdoy. August23, 2000 'm .. CORONA DEL MAR $3,495,000 3 BD. 3.5 BA. 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Wes Of6tt ( r./lril/r·11.' 2748 Indigo Circle MORROBAY,CA t·htloisat• ters ~ lCM> Daily •771-8210 SAN JUAN CAPISTRANO -VIEW OF HILLS San Juan Hills -Former Model Home $719,000 Nestled amongst the hills of San Juan Capistrano a new gated community, no mello roos approx. 2-years new, stunning forme r model 4 bedrooms plus custom office plus bonus (main floor bedroom) approx. 3,250 sq. ft. Taylor Woodrow home 5 minutes from Mission San Juan and located off the 73 freeway 20 minutes from Fashion Island the homes are surrounded by tranquil hills with soft breezes set amongst liorse trails. Custom upgrades include rumbled marble floors, upgraded c~t, shutters and fans. Decorator paint, wall coverings and crown molding. Security and sound system and yard with fire pit and much more! 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