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, CURIOSITIES
Cameras
will help
save lives
Y ou're in your car. cruising
along, happy as a clam.
Just as you come to an
intersection, the light rums
yellow. What? Yes, I know. You're
not reaJJy in your car and there
isn't really an
intersection.
It's just
pretend
Can you
work with me
on th1'>
plea'>e? rhank
you "° much.
Anyway,
1u:.t a.'> you
come man
mter.ectmn, PETE~
the green BUFFA
bght turn~
yellow What to do, what to do -
the ga.'> or the brake, the b rake or
the ga.,1
It\ a decision most of U'> face
every day. two or three tim~
mayhe Most of us, thankfully,
ma.ke the right cclll. We have the
1udgmen1 and the skills to k.now
wh.tl to do .md when 10 do It
without i.tomping on the ga., or
standing on the brak~.
At lc.c.t, that U'>ed tu be the
ca'>C. These days. I am absolutely
dumb'>truck (which 1:. rare) at
how many driver;, and I u'>C the
term loosely. are running red
lights one St.>Cond. two second-.
or more after a solid "red.·
And it's not like they're
em~ about it, I might
add.
·Not long ago, I watched a
dnver shoot through an
intersection, which shaJI remam
unnamed, more than a second
after the cross traffic had started
through. Ama7.mgty. despite the
panic stops and blanng horns, 11
W'JS the psycho-driver from hell
who gave everyone the
international "we're No. I" Mgn.
It's gotten to the point that if I'm
first In line at a red light. I will
automatically wait a second or
two after the green before I
venture into the intersection -
and I don't care who'<; beeping
behind me.
Getting a green light Ust' to
m ean '>Omething. TIH.><>e days. tt's
about as valuable as having
France as an ally.
But even as I wnte. and you
read. the city of Costa Mesa is
doing something about 1t.
Next month, the intersection
of Harbor and Adams will have a
shiny new "red-light camera· on
the job, 24/7, no o;noo7Jng. no
coffee breaks, not even a potty
break. I'm sure you've heard
about these lhJngs by now -
remote auneras at lnterseclions
See COMMENTS, Pa1e A4
INSIDE
THE PILOT
NEWS
Newport BNch tt.rbor
had • llttM houMc:Maning
•more m.n 180 ~
vofu~ their time et
the 23td annuel 0..n
Hlf'bor Day c.tebretk>n.
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LEISURE
After winning the
temlflnal• et th• Alt·
lnltltut• of Southern
Califomla, 17-y .. r-old
Allvton Amee of Corona
del Mar It rMdy to
compete fn the Best Teen
Chef Jn America come.t.
........ Al
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Serving the Newport-Mesa community since 1.907
APRIL 27, 2003
SUNDAY STORY .
Kf Nl >If PTOW JAIL• f·, '
At land's end. a cychst crosses the West Coast Highway bridge over the Santa Ana River Many public off1c1als are working to keep the river free of pollutants
Along the river's edge
The Santa Ana River,
which winds through
three counties, remains
a hot political issue.
Paul Clinton
• Daily Prlot
F or thou..and'> of year., the
murky !'>anla Ana River provided
a dependahle water o;upply for
Native American civilization'>.
Now, with iL'> urbanized concrete
channel. the nver hao; become a 'iOn.'
spot with water regulators, ne1ghbonng
homeowners and city leader..
The nver. long a focal point becau.-.e
of ill> polluted runoff, 11ood-control
limitations and lack of usable open
space, is back in the spotlight
\dm,1 .\na a\.-.emblyman ha., prop<>..e<l
a hill that \'\OUld t><.tahh-.h ,1 \\1ld land'
con'>t'r\'ant-v for the nwr
"ewpon·Mt"i<t' a-..wmhlymrn haw
bt.•en d1,1dt'ti A.-..wrnbhm.in t...cn
~fdddox .. uppont'tl 11 A.'>-.c.·mblyman
John Camphell npp<N'tl II
llw Anm < ~'fJl' of I· nK'nt'er. abo
plan'> to ll'mow <,<'tl1mt•nt from the nvt'r
hollom near the Ad.tm' Hndgt· in 2004.
that come-. after tht• c1gt•1wy complett'tl
a 10-year IJood rnntml prown lha1
mcluded 1mpruvemenL., 10 a ( c)'.ta
Me-.a dmm<tge channel
A., regional water qual1ty regulators
renew their efforts to clean up the river.
Newport Beach and I luntington Beach
leaders say they've already begun a
battery of measures to combat the Oow
of polluted runoff into the ocean
'>EANHILLER DAl..Y "'-OT
Dave Kiff, Newport Beach assistant crty manager. takes a water sample from
Dubbt-d 11\ A.,,..emblyman lorn
Harman CR Huntington &athl a~ the
"dram plug" of Or,mge Count}. the
~ta ·\n.t H.1..,1·r '1retl'ht><. 'ome 100
mile-. from Rig fk>ar I .ake •.oulh to tilt>
border of I lunt1n>-.'1011 Beach and
!\ewpon fk>al·h. h meandef". through
thret> rnunlll"> and, aJon~ tht' \'\Cl},
roUC1."1'> oil'> from m.idway-.. pe..ucides
from la\\TI'> and bauena from arumal
\VclStt'.
Hannan has propo<it'd a
roll.'itirutional amendm~nt that would
generate rt'l.'t'nue to pay for
urban-runoff pt'OJects..
a drainage pipe ttlat leads into ttle mouttl of the Santa Ana Rrver
·The cit} L'> cl<'arty focusmg on urban
nmolT. ~ I luntington Beach
"We've been so aggressive ln ttying to
clean up llie water that's heading into
the ocean.· Newport Beach
Councilman Tod Ridgeway said. "We
need to set an example for all those
other cities [farther up the river!."
that would eliminate a bactenal-laden
stonn drain that empties into the river's
mouth at West C.oast H1ghway. C ouncilwoman Debbie C.ook saJd.
"Compared to other cities. this one IS
veryp~.-
RUNOFF POUUTIOH'S SOURCE
The river is viewed ~ one of several
contnbutors to surf rone contamination
The city has begun planning a project
Netghboring HWltington Beach has
also taken an active role in combating
polJuted water flowing toward the
beach.
ln addition to the heightened
attention on the river's water quality. a SM RIVER, Pap AB
SPORTS
RICOfdt were Ht. indudlng
one 0y high }Um.per Sharon
Day, and winnen wef'9
crowned It SeturdaY•
Orange County Tl'9dt and
F'..td ChamPk>nehips. ... ~.1
TOP STORY
Gypsy makes it to Fpsenada
30-year-old vessel, along with many others,
completes the annual trek from Newport.
By Coral Wiison
Dally Pilot
minutes count
A t5Lm.the
finish line ror
the Tummy
Bahama Newpon to
Ensenada yacht
Asth crew~
with lin and · and
watched for ligns of
wind. natunt remained
unsympathed to B N S B N A D A human lmpatienc:e.
race was alrady In Ught. but it
was aa1ll a long way to the end.
Gypl)' bobbed alowty 00 the
water and the wavet gently
d~ hft aldea.
ln a bteuy~ tate ot ema.cson. it .. -..y to forget
that eeConda migtlt nlake al tb8
dilreftlace. nme -to be In
abundance but~
lklpperi know that the~
lb~ crew ,W,nutted.
gratt'fully acc:q>tlna fNf:rY puff'.
"Come on Gypcy ctrt •
CamOle Danie uqtcd the boat
on.
Under a t moon,
l:.n.tenada' lights mlfoc.Ua on
the~ blKk water.
red and pen tf8h al
spedltd the horli.r>n In the
..ity rnomlna hltt. lhe boa •
btrdMb In~
With large white sails and
colorful pinnakers.
Suddenly. the sailboats
appnred with the light They
were everywhere.
·Pretty weird. you att aD
alone for all that time and bttt'
~·watch captaul Seth
Mondi aid. Thro"" binocuJ.a:rs, Daniels able to identify 1ame of the
compcuoon. Boa c.deilza
and Amante lwweacSd ~
Gypsy. • 30-ycar..Qkt. 52 foot,
<:olumb ta.Uboat wasfn th
company or mum la.rgtlr.
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A2 ~. '9rl 27, 2003
BUSINESS
First Cut hair salon
opens at Fashion Island
A state-of-tbe--art children's q.Jon
made a splash at Pashion Js1and
Wednesday, as First Cut opened fur the
first day ofbuslnes&.
SaJon owners Lance.and Leora Fogel
were~ putting the firUshing touches
on the salon. but were seeing a
surprlstog own.her af .customers. ln_thf;
first hour. after the 10 a.m. opening,
stylists had already handled six
customers.
Oilldreo can bounce around In
rocket-ship barber~ watch DVDs of
their favorite programs aod pJay video
games to take their minds off the haircut.
On Thursday, Emulex Corp., tbe No. 1
supplier of host bus adapter data storage
devices. reported breakeven earnings for
the quarter ending March 31. The
company reported 22 cents per share. or
$18.7 million. In revenue, which beat
Wall Street expectations.
The company also said il would pay
out $39.5 million to settle a 2001
class-action lawsuit filed by investors.
The company's insurance provider has
agreed to pay 32%. leaving the final $16.7
million to be recorded as an after-tax
charge in the earnings. E.mulex did not
acknowtedge any wrongdoing, saying it
seaJed the suit to ·put the expense and
distraction of this litigation behind us.~
• MUl a.MON covers the environment.
business and politics. He may be reached at
(949) 7644330 or by &-mail at
paul.clinton@latimes.com.
EDUCATION
Roy's Restaurant cooks up
lesson for I 0 students
Giving lO culinary Students from
Newport Harl:>or High School a taste of
what's really cooking in the kitchen,
chefs from Roy's Restaurant in Newport
Beach turned their kitchen into a
classroom on Monday by giving the
students a chance to use the slcills
they've learned in the classroom and get
to learn a few more. Roy's chefs gave
each of the students real-life lessons
about the culioory arts.
Along with hours of practice, endless
reviews of game tapes and crafting of
new plays. the Newport-Mesa Unified
School District Board of Trustees voted
Tuesday that coaches must also
emphasize sportsmanship. ethics and
character building in accordance with
the Victory With Honor program.
Coming to the end of its mal run, the
program. onJy partially implemented at
the beginning oft.he 2002-03 school year.
has reached its final development.al stage
-certifying a training staff at each
school The-board agreed to moved
ahead with the final stages of training
and fully adopt the program for the
2003-04 school year.
H.atbor View PJementary School in
Corona del Mar held three screenin~ of
their 15-minute film that shows support
for children in military families. Students
from each grade participated In the
l'naking of the film, which school officials
hope to send lo different schools across
the oation.
• CHRISTINE CAAAL1.0 covers education
and may be reached at (949) 5744268 or by
&-mail at christine.carrillo@latlfnes.com.
COSTA MESA
City Council seat hopefuls
narrowed to two candidates
It took the four remaining Qty Council
members two and a half hours to narrow
down hopefuls fur the vacant seat from
26 to two. When It was all said and done.
only Eric Bevet-, a WesWde improver, and
Mike Schearer, p~dent of the Costa
Mesa-Newpon Hart>Or Uons Club.
remained. After acting Mayor Ouis Steel
joklngty suggested ftipping a coin, the
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PHOTO OF THE WEEK
'Hl·FLYIN' HAIRCUT'
SE.AN HILL£R I DAILY PIL 0 I
arte subjects always make good pictures. That was the case
with this week's photo of the week.
green dragon sock puppet sticldng 11's tongue out at me. Chen it
all camt> bade to me. It was "Baby Mozart.· It brougJu me back
to fin.• few montru of my daughteri. life when nothing but this
video would calm her down. Back to a lime when s.leep wasn'1
Arriving at my assignment was like stepping into another
world. Or like traveling back in time to my childhood. This
place was a child's dream come true. I knew I couldn't go
wrong with such an interesting environment
a requirement but rather a privilege. I laving seen this tape so
many times ii was like I Wab trapped inside it, stuck on lt'peat
mode. As I was photographing the different video mom!ors at each
hair station with the latest canoons playing I heard a familiar
sound. It wasn't a voice but music from a video, I couldn't place
it It was like it was haunting me. Then I looked up and a saw a
It just seems like with new technology and more innovauve
design being a kid just gets better everyday.
· -Sean HillPr; staff plw«>gmplll!r
PUBLIC SAFETY
Woman die after car
crashes along Back Bay
A 47 year-old Lake Fore~t woman
died early Tuesday morning after
the car she was driving spun out of
conl!ol and plunged into Lhe bluffs
along the Bac;lc Ray. police said.
Susan I linton·Rausch was
driving north on Irvine Avenue
near Lhe intersection of Private
Road a! about 5 a.m . when she lost
control of her Ford Explorer. The
car then slid down an
embankment. rolling over st>veral
times. It eveniually landed on the
bluffs.
Officials said they did not know
what caused her to lose control.
There were no passengers or no
other vehicles involved.
Hinton-Rau5ch wa'> not wearing a
safety bell, which allowed her to be
thrown out of the vehicle. officials
council decided to contillue the process
to its next meeting on May 5. If it can't
break the deadlock. by May 15. the
process ro replace former Mayor Karen
Robinson will become a special election.
which cannot be held until November.
·Praise the Lord" will only be heard
indoors now that the council has
permanently prohibued Trinity
Ouistian Center, the world's larges! JV
ministry, trom broadcasting outside on
a regular basis. The council decided to
decide on the issue even though the
Planning Commission had
recommended waiting nine months 10
see if Trinity could comply with an
operations management plan it is
S(AN HlllER I DAILY PILOT
Authorities inspect a vehicle that went off the road on Irvine Avenue near
Pnvate Road killing the drrver on Tuesday.
said. She did not appear to have
been speeding or under the
inOucnce of alcohol or drugs, they
said.
The Orange County C.Oroner
hasn'! pinned down a cause of
death. An autopsy was done
required to create. Trmity can still apply
for special event permits to broadcast
outside a few times a year.
• DBRDRE NEWMAN covers Costa Mesa
and may be reached at (949) 5744221 or by
&-mail at de1rdre.nftWman@latirnes.oom.
NEWPORT BEACH
Newport to Fnsenada
race kicks off
The Tommy Bahama Newport to
Ensenada race began Friday under partly
sunny skies. though the clouds headed
east for the ~t pan.
Tuesday. but toxicology test result'>
are pending.
• DEEPA BHARATH covers public
safety and courts. She may be reached
at (949) 574-4226 °' bye mail at
deepa.bharath a lat1mes com
Several people stood on Ocean
Boulevard with binoculars to watch
hundreds of sailboats take their position.<;
for the Newport lO Ensenada race.
A $400,000 traffic signal was installed
and turned on in front of Sage Hill
School on Newpon Coast Drive on
Tuesday. The signal was the first pubUc
improvement that the city of Newpon
Beac.h has made in Newport Coast The
area was annexed to the city in January
2002.
•JUNE CASAGRANDE covers Newport
8eadi and John Wayne Airport. She may be
readled at 1949) 574-4232 or by e-mail at
JUM.casaQrande@latimes com.
NOTABLE
QUOTABLES
"We need someone
with experience who is
ttwwledgeabh! an.d
knows tM city from the
bottom up. I lib
Scheafer.~
-Gary Monahan,
Costa Mesa councilman,
on Mike Scheafer, his
choice to replace former
councilwoman Karen
Rob,inson
"{My wif~ l.yneUJ and I
both grew up going to
CQmps and working with
CQmps. so it was a
natural for us. Through
our church, one of the
assistant pastors wanted
to do something/or
abused kids, but he didn't
really know what to do
He just knew CQmpmg
programs were good."
-Dave Brook.a.
Newport-Mesa Unified
School Board trustee. on
lhe bike-a-thon that he
and wife partake in 10
benefil youth camps
"I'm elated with the
decision. I am hope[ ul
that it {translates} into
some peace behind our
homes. But after six
years, I guess that elation
comes with some
hesitation to ~
completely overjayt>d
because Wf' just haw tn
assume thnt . the otl1er
shoe always drops.·
-Stacy Schofro, who
lives behind Trinity
Broadc~t Center. on the
Costa Mesa City
CouncaJ's decision not to
give the broadcast
network a per'mit to film
outdoors regularly
"But the board has
spoken And u-e accept
that.·
-Ubby Cowan. Costa
Mesa councilwoman. on
the Orange County
Transportation Authority
board's decision not to
s rudy placing the
CenterUne light rail
system underground
"They're not ~rting us
do anything we want It's
worse than the Wesisith
Specific Plan beoouse
we're not allowed to do
anything in this one."
-Jan.Ice Davicbon, a
Costa Mesa resident who
sits on the city's
Community
Re<h!velopment Action
Committee. on those
who run the committee's
meetings
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LOOKING BACK
Masonic camp on Little Balboa
1 ITmllEUE
8269:-~
By Gay W111all-Kelly
D Id you know there was a
Masonic children's camp
on Little Baiboe Island
from 1914 LO 1944? Most answer.
"Where?"
In 1914, W.S. ColliM, an early
Newpon Beach developer.
donated a large parcel or lanq -
28 lots -on tittle Balboa Island
bordered by Gr.md Canal. Park
Avenue. Abalone and Bal>oa
Avenue to the camp known then
as Camp Collins. The parcel
would be u.sed by the Masonic
Ho(l'le during the summer -July
Lo September -for their children. .
The first year. 52 children slept
on the sand with the bay a few
feet away -though sometimes
high tide would soak everyone.
During the day, they would swim,
6sh and boat.
Ille first Masonic I lome for
01ildren was built for children of
decea.'>CC.I Masons in 1899 in
Northern California. It moved to
the San Gabriel Valley. its final
home, in 1915 to the hills of
Covina surrounded by orange
grove~.
f'hc Covina home was funded
by the Ma.'iOns devoting time for
education of children whose
parenlS c:.tid not feel they had the
sJcilli. 10 rear their clilldren. Camp
Collins was a needed summer
diversion for the children becaw.e
"they had too much time on their
hand<;."
In 1919, John. Tucker donated
$2,000 to Camp Collins. wtuch
bec-ame Camp Tucker. This
allowed cori.-;truction of a
recreation-m lruraJ building. 21
dom1ltory tenis and several
smaller tents. ln 1925, 13
buildin~ were constructed.
cement walks were laid and trees
were planted.
Ralph Short. of the Balboa
Peninsula and Costa Mesa. vividly
remembers an August day m
1928.
"My dad packed u.<; kids up, me
and my SlSters Dorothy and Beth,
m10 the fa<JCX and drove from the
San Fr.uicisco area to Balboa." he
~d "My mother had recently
~away, and my dad didn't
feel that he had the ability or
resource<.; to care for us. I Wei.'> only
6. <;<> thL" ~ a great advt>nture
for me. My dad and Dorothy were
crymg. and Beth got carsick.
EXEMPTIONS
FOR 3.3°!0
WITHHOLDING
REQUIREMENT
By D11w lilOnt
As you most likely know by
now, California tu law rcqwrcs
a seller of a building that is not
a personal ~idencc co withhold
3.3% of rhe gross selling price
and to uansfer that amount to
the srate Franchise Tax Board ar
close of~
Bur rhere arc a great many.sales
that arc exC1J1ptcd from this
rcqu1rcmcnt, and a dose Study
of them nuy provide help in
mucruring transactions that
don'r rnggcr withhoJding.
Perhaps Uie most significant
exemption is so-called 1031 wc-
dcfcrrcd exchanges. Though
exchange int~iarics m ust
withhold 3.3% of any boot
~ivcd by the seller, the Wt-
dcfmed exchange continues to
provide one of Uie but ways of
gttting the vtty most for yuur
money as you build a real estate
investment portfolio.
AOO exempt from the
withholding ttquircmcnt arc
sala ... in which the property
IClb at a Jou, or for SJ00,000 or
less, or subject to a I 033
invohmtary conversion.
Funhu, the .Jc is exempt if the
1elltt i.s a bank aaing u a
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I
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Masonic Home summer camp on Balboa tn 1930.
"111e day we arrived, there ·were
171 kids wailing for ll'\," ht' -..ud
·· l11cre were bungalows all ovt·r
tht· place. As we settled in, we
would swim in the canal, in our
wool bathing suiL'>, go out on 1lw
)>(Jntl bars and come back with
hut kets of clams to feed to aJI of
the camp. even se1 off our own
lirework.s on the hay front
''S<11ne1im<."i, we would hike
over to the mud tlat-.. nuw tht•
I >t111t..,," he <;au.I. "Wt• damt'<.I.
pl.t}'l:d bmgo. lic;1ened IO llw r.ttho
.u1d plll on play-. l'"dlh s .. 11urd.1y
\1 1he end of !tummer. wt•
rl·lum e<l 10 the Ma.'>Ollll I lome 111
<..ovtna"
In 1935. one uflhe boys who
had left the home to become an
Air Fort:e pilot, I .t Eddie Bundy.
tlew tJus Mubby little pl.Ult' from
\.1an:h Air Rlrce Bru.e m H.1vcr.1de
10 vis11 the camp. I le landed un a
'mall atf'>trip that 1<; now
Promonwry Point ApanrnenL'i.
lhe kid-; were able to '>Ct' lum
land and ran up to ~I tum
• kK: Heck. Balb(>J l'>laJ1tl I <:rry.
gent•rotL<,ly donalt-d a ~e with
ha11 ery-opera1ed lights 011 11 10 1hc·
rnmp "° we kids could enter a
OCMI in the loumament of IJgh1.,
-.ome years." Shon ~d. "Mr lk'ck
wa., a generous man."
Al Olristmasnme. the ctuJdren
Wl'f'(' all given a Se-.m. c-.italog with
.1 budget of S 1.50 lo '>pend Shon
ho11gh1 a hammer that 11l' ... 1111
ow11' 10 thi., day.
In I S-12. lx't:.IU'><' of World \Ver
II. Camp luck.er JCUVIU~ carried
on al Covina imtead of Halboa
P·.im. of Lhe Camp were lea...ed to
Nt'WJXH1 Beach c.r.immar School
and 1he Girb ~OUL'>.
t .. m1p lt1ckcr d o'>t'd Ill 1944.
l11e ... uperintendenl uf the
~fa<,c,J11., nouced that many
hou'>t"> c.llld people were• now
hv1ng do'i<' to the camp on 1he
i!tla11d. .. nw t!llVlronment ha.'>
de1enor.i1ed," he -,.11d
1\ big d1,mge c:1.111e abou1 m the
·90'o when a Ntwpon Heach
Ma">On. ~I r la11 of the Seafarer·.,
l..udge, donated untlL..closed
m 11l.1un ..... crp-ating a grant 10 1he
Ma!t<:>nil I lomt' in Covina with a
proVI'><> 1hat 1ht•y allow ctuJdrcn of
nonaffiliate<l \ld.'iOn familil">
enter Lhe11 d uldren's home. !Oday.
111.c, <ll'l'am ha.'> been
dCcomplt<Jied.
The Mru.omc I tome conunue~
to opemte in C<Mna With \late
rule. and l"l"WJWtlOn'>. they are
only allowed 80 kid., m'>lead of
175.
"We enjoy a vt'ry large and
active alumni group t.hal meet
often," Shon '>aid. ··Wt· arc very
proud of our hentagc and thank
the Ma<,0115 for the basic. in life
tha 1 we will c-.irry 1 n our hean'
forever··
•GAY WASSALL-KEU.Y, 61 1s the
edrtor of a Balboa newspaper and is
active 1n the community
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unsoUed at Clean Harbor Day Celebraqon .
• ~w"'-*Gntnd
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2700bl0ctat 5:11 p.m.
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• .._. OltVe: A commercial
~was reported in
dMI 100 bfockat4'20 p.m.
• Thundey.
• .._.. c.to: Grand theft
was reported In the 300
bkd at 7-.26 p.m.
Thursctav.
• N.twport c.n .... Drive
&st: A hit-and-Nn was
reported in the 600 bk>dc at
3:46 p.m. Thursday.
• Onp.-....:Vandallsm
was reported in the 300 '
blade et 9:13 p.m.
Thursday.
• P19centia Awnue; A boat
theft was reported in the
1500 blade et 6:28 p.m.
Thursday.
Chrf atlne Carrllto
Dally Pilot
In a one~day dean sweep'Sat-
wday, the Newport Beach Har-
bor got a new look -one that
was much cleaner.
1banks to the hands of more
than 160 ~ple who volun-
teered their. time, the .23rd an-
.nual Oean Harbor Day Celebra-
tion turned into yet another
success. '
Boats · qul&Jdy filled' \Jp with
garbage, as volunteers piled on
piece by piece at each of New-
pon's beaches. Their efforts
epitomizing the event's mantra
·Don't Trash Where You Splash."
The event. sponsored by the
Newport Harbor Nautical Mu-
seum, the City of Newport
Beach, the City Arts Commission
and the Newport Harbor Area
Olamber or Commerce, aJso
served as a platform to teach the
community about various envi-
ronmental concerns.
~1 think the purpose is to bring
the community together with a
common bond,• said Dan Ham·
ilton. of Malarkey's Pub, who do-
nated about 250 hot dogs for the
volunteers. "We're all in this to·
ENSENADA
Continued from Al
friend~ from UC Irvine, Morell of
Oticago and ·10m Burton of
Minnesota. flew in for the event
Past colleague from DalJas, Neale
Hickerson and his 19-year-old
son Marc I lickerson, joined in.
lon!,'lime friend Daniels of Seal
Beach offered }'ears or sailing
experience. P.mmet Holden
arrived Friday morning from
Olicago. And Washburn brought
his 13-year-old son. Steve
(Stevie) Washburn Jr
"Steve is a well·k.nown and
accomplished sailor ~o when a
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Morrell said.
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Ftom fire fighting demonstra·
t1on.by the Orange County Sher·
UJ Department's HaJbor Patrol to
a water coloring booth and a dis-
play of fifth-grade art depk:tl.Qg
pollution, children also got a few
tidbits on bow to keep the har·
OOT tidy.
I'm here because "tt was a
.sunny day and I wanted {my
son) to leam aboot'dean-up and
the environment." said Unda
Langley.-a Newport Beach resi·
dent who attended the event
with her two young children and
their grandpa.rents.. "I just want It
to be a pan of bis life for h.is
whole life, so lt's never some-
thing h.e has to think about. he
just does it"
Leaming the importance or
protecting the environment from
pollution isn't just,, a lesson for
the children. rn fact. many adults
never learned how important
keeping their surroWldings
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Austin Casto, 5, of Hemmit puts the finishing touches on a painting of an anchor h~ made Saturday
at the 23rd annual Clean Harbor Day Celebration held at the Newport Harbor Nautical Museum.
"It's always imponant and
we're always enforcing environ-
mental issues in the harbor,"
said Sheriff Deputy Brad Lofland.
an II-year Hamor Patrol officer.
uEnvironmental problems are
similar to a boat Washburn
sailed as a child with his father.
Now he lives on his boat and is
happy to share the experience of
sailing with his three sons.
·11·s a dream come true, it
really is.· Washburn said.
Hows at sea passed quicldy,
making new friends, catching up
with old ones and recalling
stories of the years gone by. Over
and over it was said how fast the
time had passed.
"It's strange." Morrell said. "I
don't feel very old.·
"Sometimes don't you just look.
at the mirror and say. 'Oh my.
what happened?'" Daniels said.
.. This is pan of every race, men
lallring about their mortality,"
Holden said.
Although Washburn, Morrell
and Burton had gone oi, to win
national sailing titles. they hadn't
come together to race since their
days in college.
"I still see the same qualities,
maybe more maturity, more life
the biggest ones we have in the
harbor .... (Generally) what we
do is more of an Informational
service but we pusp prosecu-
tions pretty hard.·
With awareness of how behav·
iors within the community affect
the community's harbor increas·
ing and resulting in a much
experience, wiser." Burton said.
They each had children, some
gray hair and more wrin.ldes.
"The things that made us like
each other and be friends bad
then still exist." Morrell said.
The sailboat sliced through the
water at a rapid pace -I 0.9,
11.4, 11.8 knots.
"We hit 11.sr Morrell
announced loudly to those
sleeping below deck.
Follewing a restless night of
taking down the spinnaker,
changing sails, standing watch,
steering the course and an
eventful jibe, the entire crew
gathered on the dedc. for the
craw1 to the finish line .
When a sailboat silently
crosses the finish line. there isn't
the same initial celebration that
exists with some other races. But
the viaory is just as gratifying.
· A singte horn pierced through
the morning air, followed by pats
on the back and congratulatory
remaib. Arriving at 6: 15 a.m.,
COMMENTS Newport·Mesa land, I now say
... pish tosh. No one really
Continued from Al knows what pish-tosb means.
but it isn't good. Bonom line, the
that snap a digital photo of you number of nimrods deliberately
or whoever is driving your car. if running red Ugh ts is large and
you try to run a red light growing larger, and something
Your license plate will show up has got to be done, I telJ you.
as clear as day, even at night. A recent test at Harbor and
which means you have, in tbe Adams recorded 259 red-light
words of Aretha Franklin, violations ... in 18 hows. Unless
nowhere to run and nowhere to my calculator fails me, tha1
hide. comes to about founeen
The first red-light cameras red-light pirates an hour who are
popped up about 8 years ago, perfectly willing to risk ramming
and are now snapping away their car through the door of
around the country and all over your car and out the other side,
the world. 1bt!re was a lot of to save 90 second'> at a cra.ffic
hubbub about ·aig Brolher· at tight
first. but most of that c.abned Another frequent concern is
down as people realized that no that these systems are strictly
one really cares about the face intended lo raise dough for the
behind the wheel It's the front dty. Not so in this case. because
bumper they're after. the City Council had a clever
To ovenbnplify, the cameJaS idea. and a darn good one, I
couldn't care Jess about the might add. Any money
green-Ught phase. The only generated by red-llgbt cameras
thing they live for Is this; what is in Costa Mesa will be routed to
the elapsed time between when drivers ed programs at local
the light tumed red and the schools.
polnt a car entered the According to Costa Mesa
intersection after that? Just lib Police Lt. Karl Schuler-who is
cleaner harbor, event organizers
hope to have a slightly different
focus next year.
"There are a few people that
are dedicated to making the har-
bor clean for everybody." said
Glenn Zagoren, the president
and chief executive for the mu-
seum. "The harbor is getting
Washburn said it was his fastest
sail for the Ensenada race.
Gypsy motored into the
marina just i1S the sun became
visible. ·nus is a classy amval. ·Seth
said as Gypsy joined the likes of
larger boats. "We are looking
pretty spiffy right now.·
The crew opened the beers.
cleaned up and greeted new
arriva.Ls.. Washburn started
breakfast. Stevie asked If there
was a Theo Bell in Mexico before
settling down with his Nintendo.
Holden and Bunon
unsuccessfully searched for
coffee and others took refuge
and slept
They would find out the final
results later. For now, the crew
agreed, they were just going 10
enjoy the moment
Gypsy futished at 14 hours, 6
minutes. It placed second in its
class, onJy 10 minutes behind
Between The Sheets.
Pyewacket was the first
Coalition,· approximately
3,6n.909. Thats a Jot.
Do red·tight cameras save
lives? Without a doubt In fact,
they have been so effective in
cooling the jets of bad drivers
that some cities have mstalled ·raux· cameras at some
intersections as a deterrent with
great success.
If you're still not comfortable
with red-light cameras. here's a
~ought Drive safely. I
know ... i(s crazy. But it just
mlght work. I gotta go.
• PETER BUFf.A is a former Costa
Mesa mayor. His column ruM
Sundays. He may be reached by
e-mal! al Ptr84 aol.com.
cleaner and (the ewnt'sl been
very successful Next year we
hope to have more of a celebra·
lion of how clean the harbor is.•
• CHRIS;nNE CAAArUD covers
educatl~ m&y be reached at
(9491574-4268 or by e-mail at
chnstine.C4rrillol~latimM.com.
monohull to cross the line at I 0
hours. 4-4 minutes. beating
Alchemy and selling a new
course record for monohulls
Final sailing results can be
viewed at WU11UflOS4org.
GREENERT,
Margaret Rose
Margat9t Rose Greenert. age
86, passed away April 25, 2003
at Hutchinson Hospital. She was
born Dec. 18, 1916 In Kingman,
Kansas. She married Francis F.
·Hoot• Greenert on Apr11 30.
1948 In Oklahoma City, OK. She manao-d the Piece Goods Dept
llt Wiley's Dept. Store during the
'60s. She was a membe< of the
First United MelhocflSt Church.
She ts survived by her sister
Betty J. Ford of HutcNnaon. son
Wayne E. Greenert of Newport
Beech. Calf., daaght.,. Saly M.
Kem of HutcNnlon and Rebecca
J. Aguilar of Nonnan, OK. five
grandchildren and six greet·
grandchlldre n. She w u
preceded In death by her
daughter Slzabeth Ev.ns; sons
Phllflp Greenert and Dwayne
Greenert, who died in Infancy;
granddaughter Mellna Evans
.nd hu9band Frww;ia F. ~
who died March 22, '994.
Funeral servicee w11 be held at
81iott Chapel. Aprfl 28 at 10 Lm.
Burial will be at Fairtawn Bur1al
Park. In lieu of flowera,
memorial• may be mad9 to the
Good Sematttan Fund at Wfl/fWf
Tower...
PIERCE BROTHERS
BELL BROADWAY
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Cooking prodigy
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A t 17 she seems to have all the right
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Chef in America in March at The Art
Institute of Southern California has changed
her life.
"I read an article in the food 'iect1on of a
newspaper about the competitio n:· Ame'>
said. ·1 called the '>Ch'ool and they told me
how 10 enter and that I needed a portfolio I
came in for an onentauon on the recipe'>.
gwdelin~ and expected 1udgmg w11h Chef
l.auderdaJe."
He gave the hopeful-. tips and Ame., went
home and started practicing, explaining that
over the three week.!> before the compe tition
she had to gel familiar wllh the recipe'>.
practicing malung the cour'>es several lime.,
and putting together prep cards a<>
reminder;.
"I wasn't nervouc; when I was prall1cmg,"
Ames srud. "When I got there I 'Hi\\< It wa .. \O
big and got bu11e rl11es. but when I '>tarted
cooking I go1 into thl'> perfect zone •
But this compeut1on wasn 1Ame'>1mt1al
interest, she knew by age lO that 'he ha'>
wanted to pur~ue a tareer in cooking.
"I am pas<,ionate about cooking. balung
and creating in the kitchen,· Ame'> .,aid.
"Since age 10 I have Ileen c:ooking. watdung
the "Pood Network." and collecung
hundredc; of wol..book<, to learn a' muth a'
possible about food, 111gred1ents and
recipes."
Bet:au~ her panmt' m·\er cooked '>ht·
decided that '>he would bt' the chef m till'
family and that\ been the main source o r
her c:uhnary edulallon She cilso <;IJrtt'd ht'r
own catering comp.my called Parnd1'>e
Chocolate Shoppl'
Like most gradua1111g 'cniors her futurl'
was uncertain unt1l th1'> competition pointl•d
her in a path she .., lookmg forward to
pursuing. She graduate' next week from
l•
see PRODIGY, Paee A6 Allyson Ames won the Best Teen Chef regional semifinal at Orange County's Art Institute of California
NO PLACE LIKE HOME
A new room in the old backyard
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new room Lhat doesn't cost a
fortune? Look no further than
your own backyard.
Dining room. livang room, kitchen or
<ttudy -its all there under the stars.
The backyard can be more than a
garden. It's relatively simple make
outdoor space multifunctional. The
biggest effort 1s rethinking the way the
yard works.
The yard isn't just for the kids and
the dog. And with some planning you
can add plenty of lave-able square
footage right outside the back door.
lf yow idea of outdoor coolr:.i.ng is
draggmg the ~ebt.•r
from the '>Ide yard.
it's tune to mall' a
commitment
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If it's pos.-,ible to haw .i hanging
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every ume you eat out<;ide, H\ a nice
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vouves
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easy entenaming.
My favorite ~P'lce in the garden '" a
httJt' nook that has two gliding chru.r\
with a '>mall table betwttn them and
an merht•ad c handeher I never light
See HOME, PaaeM
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were entertained by a local foDt
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hllll. loolcing out awcr the mkkDe
of the Sblt of M.age11an. In the
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Continued from A5
way to a penguin reserve. Once
!here. we foliowed a trail through
the grass1a.ods to the sea -the
wind was biowing up a gale to
the point where It made you feel
that when you took. one step
forward, It pushed you back two
steps. lt was bitterly cold and we
were thankful to finally find the
warmth of a tiny car~ where hot
chocolate had never tasted better.
Ushuaia. Argentina. was our
next destinadon. A former
whaling station and prisoner
colony. 't is the capltaJ of11erm
del Fuego and is famous for
being the southernmost city on
F.arth. The tour bus cool us on a
wiriding road high up in the
moUJltains to a nat!onal padt
where we could overlook the
Beagle Olannel and see for miles.
Pinally, at 7:35 am. the next
day, we came abeam to the
portside of Cape Hom at a
distance of 1.11 nautical miles.
Dark and mysterious under
cloudy skies. its rocky terrain
rises to a height of 1,391 feet and
makes a formidable landmark for
those navigating around it.
Known for its prevalent winds,
heavy seas and strong currents,
the naturalist lecturer on board
said wthis is where the wind
begins..
Pon Stanley, Falkland Islands,
was our next anchor and tender
operations began under a Force 8
wind, which is considered gaJe
force. TI1e tender lurched and
roUed as the bosun fought the
wheel and severaJ passengers
returned back up the gangplank
before it was fully loaded and
able to leave the ship. It turned
out to be a cute little seaside
village with one main street and
quaint shops. but so cold and
windy that after lunch at the local
pub, everyone ~ glad to return to
the ship. We sailed at 6:35 p.m.
on rough seas.
The gaJe continued and, at 4:20
a.m., the wind speed was
HOME
Continued from A5
the candles -but that's beside
the point, they look good. It is a
great spot to read the mail, read
a book or help with homework..
It\ always quiet, it'i. a littJe
hidden from the main yard and
it'!> a great place to escape.
If you really want to take
Living al fresco seriously.
incorporate the landscape into
the plan. Plant some
night -blooming jasmine near
recotded by the wssel
anemometer at 92 knots or 106
mph. Dwin8 the day. we were
forced to heave-to owing 10 the
heavy swell conditJons and ~
hwricane force winds and ieducc
speed to 3 kno In order to
maintalri our schedule, we did
not c.all at Puerto Madryn. but
proceeded through the South
Adandc to Pon Stanley and
Montevideo, Uruguay.
In MonteVkleo, we experienced
our finest tour called ·A Day at
the Fann," and that's exactJy
what It was. La Rablda. a
3,458-acre ranch 45 minutes
from Montevideo, where we were
welcomed personally by the •
owner and family. Hey rides.
buggy rides. horse show and
mini-rodeo; a wonderful
barl>ecue luncheon and
complete touring of the fann
itself -such gracious people.
We disem barked in Buenos
Aires, ~-pent the night at the
Oaridge Hotel, which included a
marvelous tango show at the
local nightclub, and the next
morning new to lguacu NationaJ
Parle. Argentina From there, we
crossed the border into Brazil to
the Cataratas Resort. the only
hotel inside the park C!Jld within
walking distance of lguacu Falls.
The next day was spent on
catwalks and hiking trails to VJew
the splendor or the falls -all 287
of them. We had saved ttus for
last and were not disappo1med.
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adventures in about 400 words,
accompanied by a couple of photos
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Beach resident who also serves on
the city's Civil Service Commission
the outdoor.livmg room. Uc,e
white Dowers in tht: garden, they
stand out i.n the moonlight.
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PRODIGY
Continued from AS
high school and applied al the
Art Institute ln Orange County.
•Hopefully I'll start in July in
the Cullnary Arts Prognua,"
Ames said. "Before the contest,
J ~n't enrolled anywhere and ·
kind or all of a sudden I get
this great opportunity. I
figured It was so perfect, and
what I want to do.•
She said she feels lucky to
have this chance to compete
in this competition -it will be
her first dme ln New York. but
she stressed it Is not for leisure
but to work.
Ame5 h~ been practicing
diligently for the finals for a
few Wf:Oks now. ·
. ''I've been golng to the Art
Institute.every Tuesday and
Thursday meeting with Oief
Lauderdale and Olef Gilligan
to learn wl\at is to be
expected," Ames said. WThey
are totally preparing me."
She is looking forward to the
competition and explained
that there are 17 winners from
the Art Institutes from aero~
the country that won the
regional semifinals, whfch will
be competing in the finaJi..
"I'm excited to meet
everyone becau!>e we share tht:
same interest&,· Ames said.
"And l had &uch a great time
competing at the semifinab."
The winner at the national
finals at The An lru.ticute of
New York City will receive a
fuU-tuitaon c,c.:holarsh1p wonh
more than $30,000 Amt>s
aJready received a $5,000
CHECK
Continued from A5
they can cope, Dr. Roger
Granet addre&sc~ rt>ac.:uw
realities. typical defense
mechan1&ms and treaunent for
emotional dil.ordcr..-. frequently
associated with c.:ancer.
I lumor can be the be~t
antidote for da.sease, and therl'\
an arnple du~ in lV ac~
1-rnn Ore<;ehcr·~ uCancer
Sclunancer." In a memcm
recounting her two-year,
11-doc.:tor od~-.t.·y 111 l>earrh ul
answeri;, "TI1e Nanny" star
sharel> what '>Ill~ learned about
herself and the depth of her
relauonsh1p'> in her sucrl'~'>lul
ba11Je aga.in'>t uterine cancer
Equally meaningful for thow
who've faced tht' dil.ea...e ll>
"The Victoria's Secret Catalog
Never Stops Coming." With 3!'i
life le!>SOn\, breast cancer
survivor Jennie Na&h re\ealc;
how a devastaung d1 seast' can
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life-changing cxpencnces. In <t
final lec,.-.on .ihour ht'r fir.I walk
WHATS
AFLOAT
• WHAT'S AFLOAT 1s published
periodically. If you are
~anning a nautical event,
submit the information to the
Daily Pilot, 330 W Bay St .•
Costa Mesa. CA 92627; by fax
to (949) 646-4170, or by e-mail
to dailyp1/ot .a lat1mes com
Orange CoHt College is
offering new credit and
noncredit sailing classes this
spring. Most classes are five
weeks in length, and boats
range from Lido 14 dinghies to
large ocean racers, even
keelboats. Cruising seminars
are also being taught. The OCC
Sailing Center is at 1801 W.
Pacific Coast Highway,
Newport Beach. (949) 645-9412
or visit occsalling.com.
Sailing Fascination otfera
classes in boating safety and
sailing year-round for persons
with diHbilities. Free. (949)
640-1678.
Oranp County employen c:.n
bring their employees out to
Newport Beach on weekdays
to enjoy • day of sailing
courtesy of Orange Coast
tuition scbolor&hlp and will
hopefully wtn more ot tJ1e
$190.000 In acholarah.lps that
the tnstftule ls awarding
through I.his competition.
One of ber trainers, Chef
Martin OWfgan. who used to
be. executive chef Cor the Plaza
Hotel in New York and with
the Four Season s Resort, said
he ls amued with Ames talent
•1've beeo around the block
a few times and have been in
this industry for almost 30
years." Gilligan said. •Through
my experience. I've never
found someone with sµcb raw
talent _and natural ability to
remember recipes, Ingredients
and to be.able to not only
duplicate tt -but be able to o~t do-me. She'll be the nep
girl_ on the Food Network."
He couldn't believe that she
wns just 17 and has so much
ahead of her.
"She has been coming in
with stuff that J wouldn't have
thought of, .. Gilligan said.
"She's amazing -her style.
Dair and comfort and her
incredible manipulatiort or
food has never been done
before. It looked like I went to
l.e Cirque in New York..·
Ames of course aspires to be
Best Teen Olefin America and
after that M1e hopes to go to
the instirute to become a
pastry chef.
"I wdflt to open my own
plac.:e anywhere in Orange
C-Ounty that servei. pastries,
desserts and drinks late night
and after dinner,· Ames said.
WThey don't have that here but
they do in New York and
01icago."
a.\ a survivor. the 36-year-old
mom could be the inspiration
for 'iOme of the bleary-eyed
denv.ens rneandenng around .t
trJclc: in the wee hours of May
2
lo join their ranks or for
more information, call (949)
567-0634. Or show up at City
I lall at noon on Wednesday or
111ursday to anend the first
annual No-Talent Show
sponsored by the City Slick.er,
Relay for life team Tickeb. for
d mere SlO tax-deductible
clonauon, are going fast! Oon't
nu~'> thio; opportunity to see
"SluJlng Rogoer and the
Briquetta" and other
outrageous acts starring city
leaders and staff. stepping out
for a good cause
• CHECK rT OUT is written by the
staff of the Newpon Beach Public
Library This week's column is by
Melissa Adams m collaboration
with Andrea Jason All utles may
be reserved from home or office
computers by a<:ceu1ng the
catalog at
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College. The School of Sailing
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to perform well in business. No
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One-day classes coat from
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Complimentary Ice and
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Continued from Al
that has closed beaches ln
Huntington and Newport.
"The Santa Ana River has
always been ldentitied as a
source of our beach problems,"
sa'.id ken Theisen, a senior
environmental sclend&t with
the Santa Ana Regiorial Water
Quality Control Board. •That ls
defi.n.itely a significant source."
Theisen, who oversees
regulation of the river, said he
estimates that the river
contributes about 50% of the
bacteria to Huntington State
Beach at Magnolia Street. The
Orange County Health Care
. Agency's testing stadon in that
anfa, dubbed 9 North, has
~gistered the most persistent
t>acteria problems, officials
said. Bacteria outbreaks have
also sh own up at the Newpon
Pier.
Since shortly after a rash of
shoreline bacteria outbreaks in
1999 closed Surf City beaches.
Huntington Beach has diverted
urban runoff inside its borders
year round.
Polluted water from all over
the Talbert-Lower Santa Ana
River Watershed -an ~ea the
includes Huntington Beach and
sections of Costa Mesa,
Newport Beach and Fountain
Valley -Oows into a network of
channels and into the river. City
and county officials then pump
the wastewater to two sewage
tteatrnent plants operated by
the Orange County Sanitation
District.
Sanitation district officials
accept about 2-million gallons
of runoff each day. The
"upstream cities," as they are
known, have provided little
assistance in combating the
runoff that soils beaches along
the coastline. Runoff from
Garden Grove, Westminster,
Fullerton and other cities flows
into the Talbert Watershed,
officials said.
"There are some things that
need to be done upstream to
keep the water from getting into
the river in the first place,· said
Robert Ghirelli, the director of
technical services for the
sanitary district.
ATTACKING POUtmON
The Irvine Ranch Water
District also diverts runoff from
the Newport Bay Watershed,
which takes the drainage from
Costa Mesa, Newport Beach,
Irvine, Tustin and other cities.
Newport Beach has trained its
sights on a concrete drain along
Coast Highway and Seashore
Drive thal dumps a "bacteria
stew" into the river, Assistant
City Manager Dave Kiff said.
To the north, Huntington
Beach has also taken up the
cause to reduce polluted runoff
into the river. In early 2002, the
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SPECIAL
COSTA MESA HIGH
CHOIR CONCERT
The Costa Mesa High Sdlool
Choir spring concert, •folk Songs
of the World; will be given at 7
p.m. Monday at Newport Mesa
Christian Center. The concert will
be performed by the five choirs of
the high school under the '
direction of Jon Lindfors and
accompanied by Kathryn Klein.
The songs, whicn come from
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SE.AN HILLER I DAILY Plt.O T
The Santa Ana River, as seen from the bridge where Adams Ave. crossing, is relatively dry.
city hired consuJtant Camp, •
Dresser & McKee to prepare
twin plans for Surf City's water
quality and drainage efforts.
The city issued contracts for
$230,000 to p repare the
water-quality plan and $360,000
for the drainage plan, said
Geraldine Lucas. the principal
environmental engineer.
By summer, the firm has said
it will return to the city with
specific recommendations to
handle urban runoff and to
map out, with a global
positioning satellite, the I, 700
catch basins in Lhe city, Luca-.
said.
"The city has been preny
aggressive," Lucas said . "We're
looking to be innovative in o ur
approach."
Regulators have already
placed two sections of the river,
outside or Orange County, on a
federal list of Impaired Water
Bodies, known as the 303d Li~t.
One of the sections came as a
result of efforts by Defend the
Bay founder Bob Caustin, a
Newport Beach activist, to
determine that bovine urine has
been Oowing southward from a
cluster of OU no dairies.
HELP FROM SACRAMENTO
On the legislative front,
Assemblyman Harman in'
February introduced an
amendment to state law thal
would require two-thirds voter
approval for any new fees or
taxes. Harman·~ bill wouJd add
urban-runoff to the list of water
fees that could be imposed
~thout a vote. The bill would
~enerate millio ns of dollars 10
potentially fund projects that
would add catch babins or
wetland filt ers along the river.
he said.
"It would allow for the local
governmentll 10 supply that
Japan, Mexico, South Africa,
Jamaica and Macedonia, will be
sung in English and in their
original languages. The grand
finale will be the combined cnoirs
singing "The Battle Hymn of the
Republic." Tidcets for the concert
can be purchased at the high
school's associated student body
window or at the door. The
Newport-Mesa Christian Center is
at Fair Drive and Newport
Boulevard. For more infonnatlon,
call the high school at (714)
424-8700.
ORANGE COUNTY
POETRY FESTIVAL
The second Orange County
Poetry Festival is going on
through the month of April with a
variety of events throughout
Orange County. For Information
about events and locations, call
(714) 564-6526 or visit
revenue," Harman said. #I think
It's needed.'!'
Harman's Orange County
colleague, Assemblyman Lou
Correa (D-Santa Ana), has
proposed creating an umbrella
agency similar to the Santa ,
Monica Mountains
Conservancy as a potential way
to set aside land for open space
and parks.
The bill has been embraced
by I larman and Maddox, but
drew the ire of 'the Orange
County Board of Supervi-.ors,
who said it would create
regulatory roadblock.!. and lede
100 much local control.
Supervisor Jim Silva hct'>
called the bill too vague.
Hidgeway said he supports the
bill, if it doesn't encroach on
private property right-..
OUT OF TltE FLOOD ZONE
fhe river'1> concrete basin and
a network of interconnecting
channels have ali.o bec11 the
focus of a decade-long
flood-control project. The Army
CorpS of Engineers in 1992
began shoring up levees and
channels in the event of a
catastrophic Oood
The Corps of l:ngineer'
wrapped up the S 1.4 hilhon
project in 2000 ll1e federal
agency spent $424 million on
the Orange County section of
the river. said I lerb Nakasone,
the county's flood control
manager.
Part of that projt.'Ct induded
improvement!> to the
Greenville-Banning Olannel
1hat cuts through CoMa Mesa.
Earthen levees and rock side
-.lope~ were added lo bolster the
channel.
A1> a resuJt of the p ro1ec1,
many of the Co'>la Mesa and
lluntington Beadl
nei~hborhood'> alonJI the nver
www.ocpoetryfest1v11I com. Most
events are free.
MUSIC
CUBA'S ORQUESTA ATAGON
Hear the rich sounds of Orquesta
Aragon at 8 p.m. May 3 at the
Barclay Theatre. For more than 60
years, this legendary ensemble
has introduced the sounds of
Cuban 1azz to countnes around the
wor1d. Tidcets are $35 and $29 and
are available through the Barday
box office at (949) 8644646.
SOOTH COAST PLAZA'S
APRIL MUSIC
Keny Getz plays pop today at
Sooth Coast Plaza. All
performances are at 2 p.m.,
except the April 6 performance,
whicn Is at 4 p.m. South Coast
Plaza is at 3333 Bear St., Costa
have been removed from a
flood control plane. The Federal
Emergency Management
Agency had placed the
designation on the area,
requiring homeowners to pay as
much ru. S800 for annual flood
insurance. Rep. Dana
Rohraba<:her has -.ecured a
string of grant~ 10 pay for the
work.
In la te March, llohrabacher
:.ubmitted an additional request
to ~udy the possibility of
w1demng the F.as1 Garden Grove
Wintersburg Oiannel 1n
1 lunlington Beach for the same
purpoi.e. Rohrabacher a~kcd for
$300,000.
Next year, the Corp'> or
LnKincef'> had hoped to begin a
rivt'r dredging pro1ec1 to remove
~ediment from the river near thl'
Adam:. Bndge. ·n1at pro1ec1 has
been 'talled due to a 11ght
budget aLmosphere in
Washington D.C.., Nakru.one .
sald.
More than 10% of the channt'I
has been lost due to the amount
of sih that h as collectt'd a l the
river bouom
I he dredging pro1ect would
cut down on the poi.s1bllity of
the nvN overflowing 1f Orange
County has a ca1ac;troph1c
'>tom1 i.imilar 10 the ones that
cut large swaths of des truction
through neighborhood~ m 1938
.111d 1969 .
·1 do believe that !the
dredgmgl doe:. provide a 101 of
piete of mmd," Nakasone -.aid.
"A Oood i'i hke an t'arthquake.
It':; not a matter of whether it's
go111g to ot·t ur It':. a quc.,,tlon of
when"
•PAUL CLINTON covers the
emmonment. business and
poltt1cs He may be reached at 1949)
764 4330 or by e·ma1I al
paul clinton a lat1mes com
Mesa Call (714) 432-7854.
IL m oVATORE
Opera Pacific presents Verdi's #II
Trovatore~ in Segerstrom Hall
Performances are at 7:30 p.m.
Monday through May 4, with a
Sunday show at 2 p.m Tidcets
are $120 to $25. The Orange
County Performing Arts Center 1s
at 600 Town Center Dnve
Information: (714) 546-6000
'VIENNESE DELIGHT"
Pianist Christopher O'Riley, a Van
Cliburn medalist, will perform
with musicians trom the Pacific
Symphony in ·v.enne541 Delight;
part of the Cafe Ludwig at
Founder's Hall series. The
performance is at 2 p.m today
Founder's Hall is at the Orange
County Perfonning Arts Center,
600 Town Center Drive. Tidcets
are $35 and $45. Information:
(714) 756-5799.
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EDITORIALS
Costa Mesa laws ·
w •
ShOUld be upheld··
T here's Uttle point in a law
that can't be upheld.
Thus. laws are aeated
to be upheld.
But when they're
broken. they need to be upheld.
This didn't happen earlier this
month when O:>sta Mesa City
Councilman Allan Mansoor and
Planning Commissioner Joel Faris
apparently violated the city's
conflict of interest code. Faris gave
Mansoor $300 to help him win the
2002 City Council election In
February. Mansoor chose Faris as
bis planning commissioner.
The oonfilct arises because city
rode basically says that anyone
contributing more than $249 to· a
campaign cannot benefit on the
city level within a year of the
oontribution. Had Faris given $249,
the case would be moot It may just
be a question of$51, but it
nonetheless proves to be a violation
of the code aeated to avoid this
type of conflict of interest.
While it may not have been
purposeful. nor is it when the driver
dl.anging bis radio dial accidentally
runs a red light Is it still wrong? Of
oourse.
So it came as a surprise when
Acting City Atty. Tom Wood decided
that he can't rule on past decisions
involving a confilct of interest. It
seems this wouldn't have been the
case l:tad the city attorney's office
discovered the indiscretion as it
occurred bade in February.
Wood should have at least been
more decisive in his ruling. Tu a
certain extent, he did He said that.
though he would not make a ruling.
it would be a conflict in the future.
However vague, it sounds as though
he's admitting blame for having not
caught it earlier -or on time lo
make a decision
But Wood should have said, flatly.
that this is dearly a conflict
according 10 the code that previous
council members created. If he
couldn't do something at that point.
he should have ad.mined that he
made a mistake. After all, mistakes
happen. But those who created the
law and those who abide by it
deserve a clear explanation.
The snafu also could have been
avoided if Mansoor and Faris knew
the code. But, again. mistakes
happen.
The day after the ruling. Mansoor
wrote Faris a check for $100. It
could have beeo $51, but it ~n't
Perhaps it was just an extra $49 to
ensure that. yes, a mistake was
made and, yes, a lesson has been
learned.
Now, it can only be hoped that
everyone has learned that lesson
Red-light cameras
will do their job
R ed-light cameras will
arrive in Costa Mesa in
about a week.. And it's
about time.
Costa Mesa Police officials
studied several intersections in the
city and deemed that Adams
Avenue and Harbor Boulevard
should be the first to use them.
With 259 red-light runners in an
18-hour period, it's painfully
obviously why the cameras are
needed.
Rather than losing a patrol car
from the fleet. the Police
Department will rely on the
cameras to cut down on the
ftagrant violations. Ar. the very
least, the cameras will cause
drivers to reconsider stepping on
the accelerator when the yeUow
and red lights appear. This alone
could prevent at least one
accident making the entire effort
worthwhile.
A state Senate bill in the works,
if it becomes law, will change a
few aspects. As it is now. those
caught by red-light cameras
receive moving violations that
become part of the driver's record.
But ~use so many drivers try
to cover their faces -thus making
an even more dangerous situation
-the bill would force the
cameras to photograph the license
plates instead of the drivers. That
would remove the viola tion from
the driver's record and would
instead make it a civil violation for
the car owner. It would also carry
a lesser fine.
So the caveat created is that
when a police car pulls over a
red-ligttt runne r, it wouJd be a
moving violation that goes on the
driver's record. A violation caught
on camera would nor go on the
record and the owner, not the
driver. would p ay the fine.
While a n inequity appears
obvious. it still seems the
compromise is wonh it. lf the
cameras prevent one accid ent or
save one life, then they're worth
som e unfairness.
Costa Mesa should also have the
cameras installed at other
intersections throughout the city
since red -light runners are
everywhere and some
intersections are certainly m o re
prone than others.
And for those who say the
cameras arc a violation of their
personal privacy, they themselves
can do something abo ut it: stop.
No foul, no pho to.
THE LAST WORD
Taking issues with this attack
T alk fbout your hard-hitting
issues: Who did you support
for president in 19961
Seem a bit irrelevant today?
Seem even more lrrelevant ln a
race for an Assembly seat?
And yet, at thla point. whether it
was Bob Dole or Bill Ointoo fs the
main lsaue ln the contest to
replace AUem.blyman John
CampbeJJ Cwho\ ieetang hlgher omce ln the state Sena e).
Oludc OeVore. • loni·llme
member of the core of th Orange
C.OUOty RepubUCan ~ has
made lhe one-time Democrattc
&eaninD of a ~ Corona dd M...,. .. Oiad Criidch, his
out-of·che·bol attack. One ol his
ant~ nil•e1lndudld1hll
pOldCaJ Whopper. •f1bcJ
eridorlemftlf comet after th
ae•risUtk>ft ~a toe~ Times 1• PboCO'P•Ph aliawtng
~
opponent Cristi Cristich standing
on stage in front of a wall of
'Ointon/Gore' banners as &he
publicly endorsed the
Ointon/Gore '96 team against
GOP nominees Bob Dole and Jack
Kemp."
CristJch. who didn~ switch
partJes in 1996, has admitted her
support of Ointon-made !or his
economic poUcies and modcraie
social policy-was a mistake.
given \he ec:aridal that erusned ln
his aecood term regarding a
certain White House lnlem.
Md h b • ml<rtakc now to make
It en lMue ln this race. Voten
should dedd who will n?pla
OunpbcU but'd on what they will
do for lbie dlatiia and tho Ital In
oeher words, on rell Issues.
~on an}'thlns t"lse tlWles one IMt queldon: Do you Qnd
tor •"Yfhing noWr
/
BOLTON
No flights of fancy with
change in airplane routes
I agree totally with Ralph
Warrington that the Olght path from
John Wayne Airport appears to have
changed c·Notice a change ln the
flight paths from JWA?"}. ln fact, last
year I called the airport and
mentioned all the.same things he
discus!ed in his letter and
specifically that the nolse monitors
located at the Newport Dunes were
not picking up the planes making
the tum early.
The person l spoke with said that
was not the case and they had togs
to prove it. However, on any given
day you can stand on MacArthur,
anywhere between San Joaquin Hills
Road and East Coast Highway, and
watch the planes coming across
Corona del Mac o ut to the ocean.
They are nowhere near the noise
monitors at the Dunes.
Some plane still do Oy down the
l)ack Bay and get picked up by the
monitors, but many do noL
• DOROTHEA PERRIN---
Newport Beach
Oianging flights have .a
source to the south
Ralph Warrington·s Jetter
Thursday about the lncrease in
airplane fligh ts over Corona del Mar
is correct John Wayne Airport traffic
no longer must follow a path over
Newport Bay but is now able to fan
out over a large area. south and
west. oo takeoff. A simllar effect bas
occurred with air traffic coming ln
to Long Beach Airport Oyin.g oveT
lrvine, Costa Mesa, Huntington
.Beach and Seal Beach
Without the PJ Thro A1Jport. and the
subsequent opening up of dle air
space at PJ Toro, resJdents o( many
north county 1tnd coastal c1dCS
e:xpedence tnaa&i.ng noise as air
tralBc increases atJWA and Long
Beach. On the other hand. with an El
TuroAiJport ()pin b ~air
ttaOlc would Oy to ct,e east and oOrth owr moetJy uninhabited )et)(! while
Long 8eacb in-coining tnilftc would
'JUSf ~·
MAILBAG
have to fty a pa.th over the ocean. not
<M!r' north county drJes, so as not to
Interfere with FJ Toro air $paCe.
The absence of an active alrport at
El Toro bas the effect of lncreasing
air traffic over coastal and north
county citJes. sttlRLEY CONGO
Corona del Mar
There won•t be any'thing
special about this election
The DaOy PDot editorial on
Thursday, ("Colmdl ~avoid special
election") ia right on the mo~ The
four mnalning council members mulC
find a way to resolve the deadlock that
exists by their next coundl meedng Qll
May 5. The logic preMnted by the
editors provtdes a good IOlutk>n-'
Mike Sc:hcafer as the compromise
dlOk:e-but ls tocaDy depende'ot OD
Mayor Pro 1lm Olds Steel dob'JC •ttie
right thing".
Hi&tory hows us that thla ts
Unlikely.
M bright, articulate and
well·intendoned as F.ric Bever may
be, the specter ot a troika of
narrowly focused Westside
"lmprovera• on the dais sendt a
ahlver down the pines or many
residents in other parts o( the dry.
If the cou.ndl members continue to
dJg in their tH!8ls at the nexl meed.og.
which seems likely. then one of them
needs to show SOJne leadenhip and
make a strong cue for an acceptable
alternatM. Aa f have~ .wed
Jn other letters. Walt DIM:s:aport 1ee1111
like the right man at th.ls dmc.
However. if the couiidJ membets 6nd
his candidacy not .a::eptable ~
were other; availabJe Crorri the pod ol
applicants with strong avclendals-
P\annlng C.Ommliilion <llairman Bn.v.:e
Gartich. Cor one. And. ~ "!be
pro.cem" is endrely ln thdr handt, lheY
c:OWd ~ anoint eomeone not pan, or
~ baker\ daan ot CaOdidal8I
-the ~r-steady 8ob Graham. for
eDmple.
In any event. I .,._ with the
editors that ra.Wnc to select a
replacemtnt for ~ren Robtnaon.
and \hereby fordnR tht City to go•
most or the year w1tb no way to
.reach consensus on critical issues. Is
an unacceptable alternative. This
will be a true rest of chllf8.cter for our
elected leaders. We will soon find
out if they are up to the challenge.. .
GEOf'FWEST
Costa Mesa
Salata deserves a park in
his name, and much more
I am Indeed pr:tviJeged to be writJng
this Jetter in support of rededicating
and renaming the Boruta Canyon J>-.ut
to the "Paul Salata Spoiu Park." The
oontJibudons Salata has made to our
001nmunity are oowitle6s. Jie Is a true
humaoltaria.n who not only cares
about and kJYes dDSdml and people.
but be continues to show hJs
ciompassJon by always gMi1g to and
doing for otbas.
The world .IJ a better place
because Paul Salata is a part of ft. l
have been involved ln profe$Slonal
football for more than SO ~an ~
have never met a kinder or more
caring individual in OW 6eld thaD
Salata. He gives from the heart and
Devel' quits giving.
Bonita Canyon Park was named
after a street. There ts no emotional
attachment to the current name.
That park does not ~en have an
entrance from this street. The city of
Irvine named it after a place that oo
longu exists. Renaming this park is
an opporrunity to do something
apecial for a man who asks nothing
in return ror his acts of kindne
It is truly an honor for me to caU
Paul Salata my friend. He is a
blessing to have as part of our
comtoonity and it ls time that we
give a little something back to the
man who gives everything to us. Jt ·
would be nice to do II now whIJe he
la here to tee that we love and ca.re
about hlm. Let'• show hlm that be la
ttu.ly tttasumf by all who know him.
Let's rename the park •Paw Salata
Sports J>att."
.Ma< fAUU<NER
Administrator or football
opet1Uon1/pro peB<>nnel
St. Loul1 fWnt
LE I I ER TO THE EDITOR
Story touched part of autism's heartache
A s the gnmd!ather or an autistic
boy, l Wl.'1 happy to see that the
DaUy Pilot ls covering the tol)lc
of autistn (•Waiting for her votce, • April
20). H~T. there were a few facts
that were not mentioned or that I did
not agree with.
First, autiJm l a lerlous epidemic tn
J the cate or Callfomla. The dtagnoais
rate hat P'1JWn 27391. In the Wt JO
ymn. 1 know ot no otha
dewlopmental dllebOity that has chat
rypo of acaaettns $tatlsde. Autism doe
not Bet the type or publicity that ocher
dJilbWtlet pc. nor are people mwwe ~
the dret efforts of the many liud
workins panm
second. the attorney wOrting b lbe
fllmify, )lck t\nlho~ WU qUcJted M
taylng tMI "'ttudls lhoW V chddftl\
~CO~nMmem~.S.
they Me more Mtl'lly to~:·
It ls highly un.1.lkdy that most
children with autism "recover." I believe
using a statement IUCh as that ~
pattntl fallle hope&
My grand.ton wu dJ.agnoeed at 2
years oJd and received early, lntenalve
Intervention, speech therapy.
occupadooal tnera.py, a spedal diet.
rnedlcal lriterventJon and other
tratments. He It now 7 ynn1 old and la
pMty mUch the -.me. He 11 llllisdc.
The mnily IOU NI bope9 tNl he wtU
p~ ..ut hopei he wOl lx-
functioaal In aociety. bUt I don't think
hewUI nlf•l'fCIMlt,* ,,_. HMly be
may be In .... MM! or group home or
in.t.ll\ttlon ..... he ... older.
~GM cm DlWI' gM up. end
)'OU'"'* P'cwldt ... and :==----dMllC ... ,. .. ..,.,. ""Y hlrd ....... ----~the
Newport-Meaa UnJfied School District
ls very good at giving when asked) and
aie doing aJJ the appropriate lhcrapl.ea
for thelt auU.llc chlld.
There arc some chOdrcn that do
recover, but that ls very rare.
~to 11y, th children need
~ therlpla. which &l9 costly to
the parmta and the td\ool dfjtrlct,_ I
do applaUd the pro bono wort of th1a
attorney imd the othria to Sahu
Batbay the lftW:e Ahe daenel by
law II It nice to tee a COt:nmUNty raDy
around lbl family, whldl hu bet-ti
aftlkted Wtth tudlm.
I~. In dle find. ft la the puw.q
who tiuffcr d>e malt bcdUM lb&Y wiU
be c:artng '°' thdi dMld ror the rC1t of thm UYa: \Jnforluolrtely, thty 8ft the
hm>tl.. D.ITIWMT
OU.Miia,,
FO R U M Sunday, loot• 27 2003 Al 1
mo examp e
BIO
Age:77
Oc:cu~1ion: Former teactier and state
legislator; so retired, bul not from
activities
Education; Bachelor's ih elementary
education from Brigham Young
University
Residence: Newpon Beach smce 1959
Fam ily: Four chitdren and 11
grandchildren; dog Maggie
Hobbies: Attending meetings; walks
along Bae* Bay and beach; wortting out
at gym
NEIGHBORLY
SUPPORT
Former state Sen. Marian
Bergeson will lead the charge
in Friday evening's Relay for
Life at Newport Harbor High.
T be second Relay for Life in Newport
Beach will begin at 6:30 p.m. Friday.
The 24 -how event, one of 15 in
Orange County and 3,300
nationwid e this year, raised about
$70,000 for the American Cancer Society last
year. Organiz.ers hope to raise about $100,000
with about 60 teams. about 20 more than last
year.
Teams of five to 20 runners or walkers will
camp out and circle Newport Harbor High
School's stadium to raise awareness for the
various forms of cancers and to remember
loved o n es.
On Wednesday. C ity Editor James Meler m et
with forme r state Sen. Marian Bergeson at the
Newport 1 larbor Nautical Museum to discuss
the race. The longtime Newport Beach resident
will serve as the event's honorary cancer
survivor representing women .
How did you become Involved ln the Relay for
Ufef
Well, I was invited to become part of the event as
a cancer survivor because I had breast cancer in
1996. So the interest in whole aspect of cancer
research -and ITIY brother had cancer about the
same time -so I'm very close" to the situation, and
that kind of involvement draws you into the issue.
An~ with a lot of people, you find a tremendous
support from people that have gone through similar
circwnslallces.
What does It mean exactly to be the race's
honorary cancer survivor representjng womenl
Well, I'll be there for the kickoff at 6:30 p.m. on
f nday. And I'll walk a lot of laps I don't thmk I'll
1og very fast, but I think I'll walk tt. And it's an
aJl-mght affair. a'> you know. and I think people
will en1oy it becau~e you're domg something that
really t!> important and good and you're haVtng fun
doing it.
Did you actlvdy pursue lnvoMn1ent with Relay
for Ufel
No, ..omebody called and asked. and I was very
happy lo dgree lo 11 and I actually told them it'd be a
wonderful opportunity to be a part of something Wee
this.
Ha~ you been lnvoMd with other cancer
fund-raiRnt
Race for the Cure. I chaired that one year, but that
was several yearc; ago. I was still in t.he Legislature .
'/ think this is a
community th at really
cares. It s reassuring
to see the kind of
support that people in
th e harbor area
provide for causes
that make a big
differen ce to many
p eople in need.'
How long did II tab to CM!l'COme your cancert
Well , you go mto penodic checkups. but ludoJy.
mine was caught early. so following surgery, I.here
has been no md1cauon that it exists. I feel prelty
confident 11\ in the past.
No. l do not. But l'rn '>Urt' it U be succes.sful
becaw.e there\ a lot ol emhu<.1asm. lney\e dont' a
~ooJ • 1b 1•\'11111~ thl' "md 0111
treadmill and I du the we1~t'>. '>O I '>houJd be tn
pretty good shape
Do you know how much organl:zen expect the
~t to raise this yearl
Are you ready for the eventT Have you trained at am
I work out at le.l!>t thn•e ltrTlt''> a week and mon 11 I
can . And I usually do thrt'l' or lour mile'> on the
FROM THE NEWSROOM
Any final thoughts?
I thmk thl!> I'> a um1rn1J111t\ that really care-. II.,
rt'a.'-'unng to 't't' tht• kmd of ... uppon I.hat people m
the harbor area prm1dl' lor l JU'>t"> that make a h1g
d1ffen>nce to many rwoplt• 111 need
Opinions abound as readers respon d
I n this space last week. I
asked for opinions on a
couple reader fearure and
on an ethical debate that was
sweeping through newsrooms
across the country.
The reader features I wanted
input on Included our
diary-style Guy Hebert column
on the Mighty Ducks hockey
team and a car crash reported
as a poem by staff writer Deepa
Bhuath.
The ethJcal question
concerned a newspaper in the
state of Waahlngton that
published a false story to catch
a criminal.
Th.ls week. I'll devote my
column to the responses. Only
Costa Mesa resident Geotf W.t
llgrttd to be named. so the rest
wtll just be classified as •a
reader.·
Let'• start wftb tbe hockey
column. wbidl apubd eome
newsroom ~te oo whether
we lbould run IOIJletbing that
h few local tJes, other than
that Hebert Uvea in~
Beach.
I lero'a tome tboughaa from a
young. optimltd.c reader from
Newport Beach:
•1 am an avid read r of the
Dtily PiJoL Tho Mighty Ducb
have been a part of my life
aloe• I wu 8 yn.ra o1d and I am
now 14. lb fact that the Ducb
ant ln th playoft'a and have just
dtfeaced and ellnilnated the
DICtOk Red w._. .. ~
unulnl-1 ,..., beleft hlmc °"' tllben write .... dllry-Myle cM_ ... .,... ..... enfoy
ndai .. column Ind I ltope I
CM condnue to ,._, It .. tlM
\
TONY
DODE RO
Mighty
Ducks make
their way to
the Stanley
Cup.·
From avid
Pilot reader
Geoff West of
Costa Mesa:
·1. too. pay
little
attention to
the Ducks,
although I
have attended one game.
Hockey. like soccer. has just not
grabbed my Interest. Plenty or
action. not enough scoring. I've
seen Guy's articles. but have not
rad any of them. I agree that
this counts as 'local' and
probably bas found an
Interested audience.
Unfortunately, I'm not among
the.rn. Sorry.•
Here's another perspectfve on
the Hebert columns Crom 1
reader who happens to be an
elected oftlda1;'
"Sorry, I dklll't read any of
them. In pdori.ty. I mid local
news. national newt. tta10ftal news. I think of newspapen aa
aoUrcet or Info on what'I golng
on t.baJ may dect my life. Thlt
lnduda goalp. Your peper LI
the doeest thing we have to 1
unall·town goulp machine. ·
However. obeemationa of
non~local ~nta by people wflh
Newpon-Mela ConneaAom
don't do mUch rot me. 9lil¥t
smftb 6aDl Imo ihal e....,.,
often. I'm Dot • llPO'."' lln. IO
Hebst hid two.uti.. ..... hal\~· •
And from Mother l'tllla
these thoughts:
"When such thjngs affect us
as much as they must. then the
definition oflocaJ' has to
expand to accommodate reality.
like you, I am not a hockey fan,
and I am an immigrant Crom
Detroit -but the Duds
became my team last week. as
the Angels always were and the
brave folks in lraq and Kuwait.
Not everything that happens in
Orange Country is 'local' here,
but your selections have been
very sound. Keep It up.•
And 6.na1ly these thoughts:
•As for the story concerning
the Ducb ... It's warm today
and It's baseball season. Ask me
next February (after Super
Bowl)."
On Deepa Bharalh's poem
regarding a man who fell uJeep
at the wh~ and mashed his
cat, here are aome thoughts.:
"The poem by Deepa Bbarath
wu very c:reatJve, but perhape
mlgbt haft bttn better plated
on an ~ed pap.• •
One r99def left me 1 phooe
.,,_..~the noJcled
poetry tor the mo.. pvt but
found 0eepa·a poem a nice
change of pace. SdP one reeder
d be and hLa wUi bad troUble
with It
•11oetry JUJt demands a tot
more ttme and concentration
&om the reader. and (my wU )
MJI tNt llil't What &be wants
from a~-On the otbet biDd. .. ,...., put Gaby the
poem liDce II~-tbs end. ........ _ ...... _ ....
_,...._•IP•nbldmeoa ..........
.. lffJ fnactle ,.....,..
came from Geoff West who
offered up this limerick..
We don't fwgrudge f'k>t>f¥1
luwing some fun.
Since her great liellrt is second
to none,
J11ere are many 1J11ngs uo0rse,
Than TU'UIS prf'.sented m 1-erse.
After all LS ((ltd and done.
Finally. the most senou!>
concerns came m regards to the
ethics oft.he King County
JournaJ and its decision to run a
fabficated story at the
suggestion of law enforcement
as a way to catch an arsonist.
Here are some of the
responses: ·rd find myself very leery
about believing anything even if
I was told later that it was done
for a good purpose,• said one
reader on my volcemall. "I don't
know lf the ends Justi8es the
means."
i\nd from Geoff West:
"This Is a much more seriou
lsaue. !Mn though tbctr plan
woded and the criminal~
captured, I think lt an
unfortunate lapse ln Judpent
O.D the plJ1 of the editors ot that
newspaper. It difficult eno
for jownallsts lo do thtlr jobs
day ln and day OUl. Wlll to
pA!limt accurate, ~11-wrtn.m
and llmety tntormatlon to their
pUbUc. wtthoua lh cloud or
pidon hanging ~v them.
Th be cruccd aud\ 1
doU<t. In my ~m n. tr I a
IUbicltbtt to ihat MW..,.. I
wQukl lad...,... • .e.kict .. ... COWl:t.rDCJW. • ...,...,..
IDdtM ldleollofae
DlllY ........ N'<'• • ChM 1dnd of NtnpcMkla V le II
presented to you in the future
Trust and tr<'dibility are very
difficult t.hmg' to regam once
losr"
Here's a different perspective
from another reader
"WouJd I lru~t a newspaper 11
they fabma1ed a story in order
to catch a cnmmal? Perhaps. if
they printed the reasons for the
fabncauon, whether 11 worked
or not, in the same sec11on of
paper the ongmal story was
printed, and. for more than one
day. The more important
question is, should I trust a
n~ paper that prints stories in
Its news section that give
evidence to the writer's bua.s or
prints '1acts that are mislead1ng?
Ethica.Uy, newspa,pen b ouJd
print (ad.I lo a balanced
manner that ullow the reada-to
more fairly develop bu or her
own opinion. Bias an the pan
of the ncws~per tatJ should
be resoicted for the oplnJon
aection; lfa1 all:
And anothu aid lb.ls.:
-ibal Is a Yerf tough call on me KIA& c.ounry Journal c.
story. t!uit In fact prncnted a
do C'ruJlC. lnidally it
hannl weU·ln otJoned, and
actually wortin1 to good .aoCi&1
It. But then. it to
bctny the rcapo lllty of the
p to teport the truth. And
finally. I'd robabty bend that
reso-Clnlil)llity, kH1I fUI
l'dlileqllll!ftl ~WU ...... It .....
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QUOTE OF THE DAY
"It's nice to know that I will
be in the record books, and
hopefully it wlll stay awhile."
Sharon Day, Costa Mesa
Hi&h high jwnper
$pof1I PhoM: (949) 574--4222 • Spotts Fax: 1949) 650-0170
HIGH SCHOOL TRACK AND FIELD ·
EYE OPENER
IJDaityAPi~ •
Spmuftalatp_.
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Al>r~ 28 honotte
NlCK SCHAUMBURG
Sonday, ADrll 27, 2003" 11
Anothe,r Day, another record
. CdM's Ringstrom,
Estancia's Rojas and
Newport's Burlingham
also stand out at OC
Champion~hips.
Steve Vlr11n
Daily Pilot
MISSION VIEJO -At this time last
year, Sharon Day would rush from club
soccer game to invitational track meet.
At this time last year, not too many peo-
ple ever heard of Costa Mesa High when
talking about track and field. Day, the
Costa Mesa senior star, displayed what a
difference a year can make at the
Orange County 'ftack and Field Ouun-
pionships Saturday at lrabuco Hills
High School
Day defended her Orange County
Ownpion.ships title in the hJgb jwnp.
broke a 13·year-old record with a clear·
ance or 6 feet and was one or a few
Newport-Mesa athletes who showed
considerable improvement within the
past year.
"She put Costa Mesa High on the
map,· said Eugene Day. the athlete's fa-
ther and program's jumps coach. "Costa
Mesa has been very good to her and she
has been very good for it This has been
an exciting year for the Mustangs and
for her with a league championship in
voUeybaJI a CIF championship In soccer
and n<Mt with the records In track.·
Corona del Mar junior Ouis Ring·
strom. who started competing In sprints
just last spring, finished second in the
"seeded" 400 meters (49.71). Newport
Harbor senior Amy Burlingham, who
was not Involved in track and field last
year. finished third in the 400 in 58.64.
Estancia senior Humberto Rojas
nearly won an exciting 3,200 race, but
he injured bis hip during the final JOO
meters and finished second In 9:25,
breaking the former school record by
one second. Rojas. who has been com·
peting In the 1,600 the majority of dle
sea.son. ent~a.200 wi1h the lb·
tent or breaking-the schOol record.
Similarly, Day rearranged" her sched-
ule this season so she would be able to
break records.. She holds the Orange
County record after clearing 6·2 at the
lrabuco Hills invitational April 5.
Day does not play dub soccer this
season, which is one of the reasons she
has been able to become a trend setter.
Last year. she cleared 5-8 at the Orange
County Ownplonships. However, she
cleared 6--0 this season on her first at·
tempt, as the bar slightly jiggled when
Day landed on the mat The clearance
surpassed the former record mark of 5·
10 set by Mater Dei's Melissa McDonald
in 1990.
·Things are a lot more calm now.~
said Day, who will compete In soccer
and trade and field at Cal Poly San Luis
Obispo next year. ~1 don't have to worry
about rushing from here to there.·
Day. the defending CIF state cham-
pion ln the high jump. cleared 5-6 on
her first attempt to secure the victory.
Her father told her to attempt S-10 and
the Cal Poly San Luis Obispo-bound
standout met that challenge on the first
attempt ,
Day nearly cleared 6-2 on her third
Set CHAMPIONSHIPS, P .. 1 83
TENNIS
Radeva nets
Ojai 14s title
OJAI -Costa Mesa's Nelly Rade·
va won the girts l 4s sinps title
Saturday at the pradglous OJa1
Valley Thnnls Tuu.mament
Radeva beat Gebriela Gr9lbam.
2-6, &-0, 6-2, in the final. alter top-
ping Pamela Montez. 7-6, 2-6, 6-4,
In the semUlnals.
Newport Beac:h'a lC.ul Van't Hof
breezed ........ .... ..marw
match tn the CIF boys aliijllel dM·
aion ~ topping Erle Riley,
6-1, &-0. Van't Hof, who attends
Mater Od. then bat to top-eeeded
Jeff Du lo the lloal. s-7, 3-6.
NewpQrt Belcb'• Jake Fleming
WU runner-up in boys 141 aiogtee.
fllling to Aftdmv Mateljian. (HJ,
7-6. H. In the tlrW. HE defeated
RliMll MaltbeWt in an all-New·
pon Mmlflnll, 6-2, M.
Gamltt Snyder. • Corona del Mar
..... ~ Dli tOuibt but'°". Dt'flllm*1lllee·.....nrw. M, z• to 1 <i· 7) •i fhllcb.r Sc:bool.
Costa Mesa's Sharon Day
clears 6-0 1n the high jump
to wm ttle event. break a
13-year-old meet record,
and def end her tiUe at the
Orange County
Championships Saturday
at Trabuco Hills High.
Corona del Mar's Chns
Rmgstrom , far left. takes
off from ttle blocks en
route to fm1shmg second
in the 400 meters.
Newport Harbor's
Ehzabettl Clayton, left,
placed 10th 1n ttie girls
tnple 1ump.
PHOTO:> BY
STEVE McCRANK I OAl.Y Pl.O!
Steinberg on comeback trail
SteY1Vlra1n
Daly Pilot
T here U9ed to be a pain that
went deep Into Leigh
Steinberg's back. but he never
paJd any attention to iL
~ignored the cutting and the
twlaUng. ( n.n the plcture Stelnbers patnta
wheil be DOW uplaW What look pbice
when David DUnn, Steinberg's prot~
attempted to llUt tu. own firm, while
~ dowri .. mentor.
Thin wewe attacb made on
~ cbaracter during a
contnMntal lawluJt in which DUnn
and A1hletes Pint. whk::h it in Newport
Beach. dalmed Steinberg had crated a
holtile emtronment at their wortpllee.
Altory in •f.SPN"Jbe Mapzb+• •
detifled the aleaed dUnl.
But Stetriberl roupt b9ck. He bu
not throWn In the towel. If )'QUW been
watchlnl hUri ~ he'a ectually ~
more of a rope-a·dOpe technique In =:''°' dW 2003 NFL Dnftand
•1t it I 4 •m~ • ...... I
~a.dl•r'll .......... ..
Newport Beach sports agent·back "
in the game, beginning with NFL Draft.
wasn't any competition. At one point.
be bad signed quanerbacb Steve
Young. Troy Aikman and Dm¥ Bledsoe.
But. oompetiuon. or eve11 money,
wasn't the prime motivator, SteinbeiJ
sakl.
Money aeemed Important to Dwin.
..., could not be niecbod for comment
lot mil ltary. Phone m 1 r ecs left with
Alhlete. AM were not rftUmed.
From the resu1 of tbe court cae
and Mblilt11 Ant'a attempt to lure Stelnberl'• clierita to their firm. one
cOukl argue Dunn bdlaj'td Steinbef1.
0wm WMd°t the oNy GOe. There WU
., )Obey lnnnloo md Brian~ Who.-. With Dunn. me known tJr
$Iii .............. defect •
9Jt WM b money.• Dunn m<f ol the
llentt', brw:h of aJOtncl. ~-. c6led S50 mlllcn eo (lbU't thdr own
ftrml , 1be Md .,.n of lt II. thll'a noc
~Mme. Wt're noc J\8lt atllOUI
money. Yla"rt mbcR.at trytnc to inab •
dHlll_.,.lY' and 811 lmpett tn the wod4,
'lbalw..~~not
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12 &aics.y, .. 27, 2003
BRIEFLY
SPORTS
HIGH SCHOOL
BASEBALL Newport Harbor sixth at Touniament of Champions
•VOIJ.EYMU.: Stxth-6eeded Hornets blank Pirates UCI falls in semifinals cific Sports Federation Olampi-umph in the second game. lie-Seaha wks
Newpon Harbor High lost to No. onships at Stanford Universlty. spite three doubles and· cwo
&--seed Santa Barbara. 15-11, 8-•MSEBALI.: Otange Coast •TBNMS: The UC Lrvtne Laureo Volcan finished with RBis by Vanguard's Ashley Mau-M ·
IS, 11-15, 18--20, in the fifth-place College sophomore pitcher men's and women's tennis a team-high three goals for ro. top esa
match of the Santa 8arl>a.ra Jimmy Treece pitched, arguably, teams both lost ln the semifin-UCI (19·21), which plays San Ma uro aJso doubled in the
Tuumament of Cluunpions Sat-the best game of his season Satur-als of the Blg West Conference Jose State today for ninth first game and was 4 for 8 with
urday. day. But. thanks to a pair of un-championship Saturday ln Dan-place. four RBis on the day.
Newpon (14-11) was leading, eamed runs. had only a 2-0 ville. Vanguard finishes 27-26-l,
10·1, in Game 4, before Santa Orange Fmpire Conference base-The men were defeated, 4-0, MPSF~ 10-16 in conference, while Biola
Barbara scored eight straight ball loss to Fullerton to show for It by UC Santa Barbara, while the Ninth-place semlflnal ls now 25-27, 12-16.
points to get back Into It and 1reece yielded just five hits and women dropped a 4-1 decision· uct 1, Padflc 2 •
eventually win the match. two walb in his first complete-to Long Beach State. Score by Quarters
bu OCC led So h Ann Be Pacific o o o 2 -· 2 Senior Mike Toole paced the game, t two errors to p omore a ntt.er uc Irvine 4 2 2 , _ !I Game1
Thts with u kills, followed by the game's only runs in the fifth. was the lone singles winner for PKfflc -Tuclcer 1, McNeley 1.
nine from Paul Tuman, seven "Adding to the frustratlon for either UCI team Saturday. Saves -Ross 4.
Biota I , V.ngullt'd 4 Score by Innings
from Michael McDonald, i:.-OCC (18-19-1, 7-14 ln confer-UCl's men finish 12-10, while UC lnllne -Volcan 3, Horman 2. u~ .,.1,,.+,. l ft th O'Connell 2, Wedemeyer1, Carey 1. , from.Nitk Kelly and three apiece ence) was its --w•t runners e e women conclude their sea-Saves_ Chamblee.
Vanguard OU! 300 o · .. 4 8 o Biola 013 020 • · 5 13 c>
Ball and Rolle; Benavidez and
Menjares. W -Ben•videz, 14-13. L ·
Ball, 10-16. 2B -Mauro (VU), Gray
(B), Anderson (8).
from Nick Glassic and Jamie Die-on base, including two ln the son at 14-10.
feohach first and two ln the eighth.
Kelly led with 26 assists fol· Freshmen Ben Hanna and Jeff
lowed 't7ij 16 from Adam Schle-Piaskowski each had hits for OCC. 'Eaters play for ninth Biola sweeps Lions Game2
singer.· lboJe added four solo
blocb and Tuman had two solos
along with four assisted blocks.
Oran&• Empire Confwanca
•WATER POW: Erica Hor-
man scored twice In the first
three mlntues and the UC Ir-
vine women's wate r polo team
held Pacific scoreless through
three quarters to earn a 9-2 win
Saturday in the ninth-place
semifinals of the Mountain Pa-
• SOPTBALL: The Vanguard
University softball team
wrapped up its regular season
with a pair of Golden State Ath-
letic Conference 1osses Sa1ur-
day at Biola.
Biol• I . Vanguard 3 Score by Innings Vanguard oof 020 o -3 a 2
Newport defeated San Marcos,
11-15, 15-12, 15-9, 16-14, in a
fifth-place semifinal earlier Sat-
urday.
Fun.ton 2. OCC o
oct ~~n·~· -0 2 2 Fullerton ooo 020 ooo -2 5 2 Treece and Hiclcs; Schmidt, NIA (4),
NIA (7) and Morales. W -NIA. L -
Treece. 5-6. 38 -Foreman (F).
The Eagles won the first
game, 6-4 then posted a 6-3 Lri-
Biola 101 400 • -& 12 1 Jessen, Ball (41 and Smidt, Rolle (5);
Gray, Dinsmore (6) and Menjares. W
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Jaclcson (VU), Martinez (VU). Gray
IBI. R Anderson (8). Menjares (81.
Shadowlands
Looking back. 5 years ago this week:
Top-ranked Newpon Harbor High ex-
acts revenge on Corona del Mar in a Sea
View League boys volleyball match with
a 15-6 ,15-11, 15-8 sweep. The Tars (9-0.
5-0 ln league), who lost to CdM ln a
best-of-three title match in the Orange
County Olampionships earlier that sea-
son, are led by Scott Archbold and Matt
Jameeon. who tally 17 and 10 kills, re-
spectively, while Zach Wells, Scott Dore,
Adam Hea.d9on, 1)' 1\'amblle and setter
1'nM8 Nellon all contribute. Sea Kings'
outside hitter Greg Stampley tallies 11
kills while setter Kevin HanMn collects
seven . CdM commits eight of its 20
hitting errors in Game 3, but s tays
with Newport until the final sideout.
Jameson then goes on to serve six un-
answered points to close out the
match.
Newport Harbor's boys and girls track
and field teams both defeat host Irvine
in a Sea View League dual meet. Seniors
<lluc:k Loo and April R08ll each win
three events. Loo wins the 200 meters
(23.3), high jump (6-2) and triple jump
(41 -8) to help
Coach Blm Barry's
squad take a 63-53
decision. Ross
bests the field in
the tripJe jump
(36-5), long jump
(15-4Y.t) and high
jump (5-2) as the
girls roll, 89-4 7.
Steve Jemen, com-
peting for the first
time that season.
doubles in the 400
(50.6) and 600
5
(2:02.8). Curt Herberta wins the 1,600
(4:32.4) and 3,200 (9:56) while F.dd.le
Clark is unstoppable in the shot put
(45-4) and discus (145-9). Leah Zaby in
the 100 (12.7) and 200 (27.3). along with
Amber Steen ln the 800 (2:23.4) and
l ,600 (5: 17) each double on the girls
side.
Loo Icing back, 10 years ago this week:
Newport I !arbor's Geoff Abrams,
ranked No. I in the nation in boys 14s,
defeats Fullerton's Joseph Gilbet, 6-2.
6-3, in the boys l 6s final of the Ojai Val-
ley Tennis Tournament, the second
time he wins the evenL CdM's top-
seeded doubles team of Trenton
Rhodes and Brian Walden advance to
the finals of the boys interscholastic
doubles after defeating La Jolla's Carl
Adams and Simon Shen, 6-4, 6-2, in the
semifinals.
Dave McKleman, one of the area's
most successful coaches the last three
years at Estancia, sees his tenure with
the boys soccer program end. "Prank
lnfuslno (Estancia principaJf and my-
self have decided to go in other direc·
tions, * says Estancia Athletic Director F.d
Blanton. wwe made a decision and thati.
about all we have to say about that."
McKleman leads Estancia to the CIF play-
offs twice and was headed for a third ap·
pearance with what appeared to be a Pa-
cific Coast League championship along
with It before it is discovered late in the
season that the school was using an incli
gible player, causing multiple forfeits.
Freestyler Sam Grayell wins two
events and anchors Costa Mesa 1 ligh's
winning 200-yard
medJey relay
(1:57.57) as the
Mustangs blow out
visiting Century.
J 11-46, in a Pacific
Coast League dual
meet. Grayeli win-;
the 200 (2:00.56)
and the 500
(5:39.69) whlle
James Comfort
talces the I 00
butterfly (I :00.90)
to go with a sec·
ond-place finish tn the 100 breast·
~troke (I: 13.97). Mike CurtJs spri111s to
first in the ·100 free (55.34) and talces
second in the I 00 backstroke (I : 13.63).
Bernard Perone win~ the I 00 bark
(I: 13.24) while John Nalgle takes the
100 brcaMstroke (1:13.44) and finishes
second in the 200 frc•e (2:08.56). Bob
Paulhus wins the 200 individual m ed -
ley (2:22.25) for tlw Mu!>lang-; (2-2 in
league).
-Complied by Bryce Alderton
llUNTINGTON BF.ACH -
Costa Mesa High pitcher Justin
Petersen fanned seven of the ftrst
eight hitters he faced, but some
Ml,lstang errors opened the
iloodgates to allow visiting
Ocean View to claim a 12-1 base-
ball victory Saturday.
The game remained scoreless
und} the Seahawks (7-0 in
league) scored three unearned
runs in the fifth. Another Mesa
error fueled a three-run sixth for
the hosts. who scored six in the
seventh off a Mustang reliever to
blow the game wide open.
Peterson finished with nine
strikeouts in SY.I innings.
Sophomore shortstop Alex
Pisarskl was 3 for 3 to account
for half of Costa Mesa's hits. He
scored the hosts' lone run on
Steve Doerr's RBI single in the
sixth.
Costa Mesa (7-11. 1-5 in
league) returns to Golden West
League action Tuesday at
Saddlebaclc at 3:15 p.m.
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Continued from Bl
and final attempt. but her feet caught the bar.
The near-clearance seemed to provide con6·
dence for Day.
·1 feel like 5-10 isn't good enough any·
more,• she said. ·1 feel like I can go hJ~. I
feel good about !the meet record). Jt:s nice Lo
know that I will be in the record books, and
hopefully It will stay awhile."
Day aJso finished fifth in the 200 (25.82).
Her teammate. juniur Ouistine Bjelland, fin-
ished sixth in the 3.200 (11:24.23). BJellaod
also finished lh1rd in lhe l,600 "rated" heat,
contested among athJetes not ln the seeded
race, in 5:21.63.
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COLLEGE BASEBALL
Anteaters prevail, 9 -4
AN'JF.All!R MIJ.PAJU( -UC
l.rvlne rall1ed from a 3-0 deficit
with four ru:M ln the fifth, then
erupted for five more after VlSlt·
lng CaJ State Northridge had tied
It al 4-4 10 earn a 9-4 Big Wet.I
Conference baseball victory Sat-
urday night
Duis Jaemm'!> three-run dou·
ble capped the Anteaters' fifth.
inning outburst, that also in-
cluded a bases-loaded walk to
Breu Dalton.
iwered a.mrned.l.ately as Daltqn
capped tll£ uprising wllh a rwo
run single ·
Man Fl.Sher went 3 for 4 and
Jon Horwttz was 2 for 5 Ill UCJ\
12-hir attack..
ua •· Nottfvtdge s
CSUN SC:~~ • !I 3 ua ooo CM& oo. 11 12 ,
Jasmin Day, a freshman and Sharon's
younger sister, finished second in the high
jump (5-2) and went for a personal record in
the 800 (2:28.64) to finish l&th.
STEVE tkCRANK I DAILY PILOT
Estancia's Abel Flores ~ the final tum of his 800 heat at the Orange County Champiooshf,>s.
An ·error helped the Matadors
CI0-35, 4-7 in conference) tie 11 in
the fifth. but UCI ( 17-.26, 5-6) an-
Jean. BHM"ly (6) and c.vton,
Swanson, Scnmer !81 and Wertlun W
Scnr<>Clf', 1 1 L -Bierly, 0-1 28
Cayt<>n IN), Perm (NI, Klemm IUCl1.
fisher IUCll Hf! -Aguilar !NI
CdM freshman Anne St. Geme also made
her Orange County Championships debut
and finished sixth in the 800 with a personal
record (2:19.75). She also finished sixth in the
1,600 (5:13.07).
ior Becky CWnmlns was 16th in the 1,600
rated heat (5:30.49).
in the JlO high hurdles (1 5.98). Eagles senior
Abel F1ores won his heat in the 001 and fin-.-------------------
AJso for the Sea Kings: Ringstrom finished
sixth in the 200 (22.26); sophomore Melissa
~...-1g..:rt was fifth in the 400 (59.64); and sen-
Newport junior Elizabeth Oayton finished
l 0th in the triple jump and 26th in the I 00
hurdles (18.19). Kiley Hall, a sophomore for
the Sailors. finished ninth in the 400 (61.07).
&tanda junior Jason Johnston finished 11th
isbed 13th overall (2:00.191. but he injured his
knee. E.stancia Coach Charlie AppeU said
In the boys l .fiOO rclled heat. Costa Mesa JUTI·
ior Marro I luipe finished eighth (4:41.74). while
teammate Juan Avile-L. finished 12th 14:44.70).
~Happy
Mother's Day"
COMMUNITY COLLEGE SWIMMING
Tsai, Frith lead Pirates to Orange Empire title
Mls.510N VlFJO -The wins
keep piling up for the Orange
Coast Col1cge women's ™1n team.
this time when ii mattered most.
The Pirate women dominated
the competition in the three-
day Orange Empire Conference
championships, completed Sat-
urday at Saddleback College, by
scoring 752 points. Runner-up
Riverside had 525.
Freshman Sherry Tsai, a mem-
ber of Olina's national team, set
her third conference record dur-
STEINBERG
Conbnued from 8 l
phrase or the day in 1996. when
"Jerry Maguire" became a hit
with moviegoers. Steinberg was
one of the mspirallons for the
movie. He had a cameo in the
film and was a consultant to
director Cameron Crowe.
However, showing the money,
wasn~ to be takeh UtcraJ4r,
Steinberg 'iaid Money
rt'J'lf'l'<;Cn I et! the en ure spectrum
of financ~. re.-pect and overall
reward for what une has achieved.
he said In the movie. the
character Rod 11dwe11's definition
or the 'quan' better represented
'the mon~· for Steinberg.
However, the money, In every
sense. led to the breakup of
Steinberg and Dunn. -we had 90 clients at our
height.· Steinberg said ·in order
to have that many dlents ii was
ne('essary for me to tell a
number of the player.. Trust
those lawyers as you would me.'"
!>telnberg said hl' turned over
a group of about 35 clienlo; to
Dunn. Murphy and Branruon
and when tJ1e trio dC'ft."Cted. they
were the only ones allowed to
have contact with the clients,
Steinberg said.
lhe ~agents set It up
lhat I had oo contact with [the
pla)'l'f'SI. • Steinberg said "ft was aD
part of their plot. or whatever. That
was a ..uy hrud period of time.·
I >wing this time. Dunn and
Athletes Fust attempted to keep
a1J of the dlents withm dteir
group and they also tried to hue
others to their firm. Quarterback
Kardell Stewart. who wiD play for
dw OUcago Bean this season.
was one client who decided to
stay with ,Steinberg and neglected
tht' offers of Athletes Plrst
·1 don't think il would have
been businesslike to leave
Leigh." Stewart said. •He has
always been good to me.
!Athletes~ just wanted to
lure ~r by saylhg h would .
be better for me. But I couldn't
go and get in that trap. What's
Ing the three-day meet with Sat·
urday's win in the final of the
IOO·yarcl backstroke (55.31 ). Tsai
also set records in winning the
200 individual medley Friday
(2:05.04), along with the prelimi·
nanes of the so freestyle Thurs-
day (23.89) She went on 10 win
the final of the SO free in 24.28.
Saturday, Tsai led off for
Coast's winning 400 relay team.
which included Ashley Lowden,
Kimberlee Frith and Sara Nata·
ll7jo. The foursome also se1 an
happened between Leigh and
them IS a side of the busin~ •
Stewart said he realized
Steinberg's character had come
into question during the court
case. but Stewart never believed
the stories of aJchohol abuse
and other allegations..
"\.Vhen you're hearing stuff
and you don't see anything like
that. you can't believe it,"
Stewart said. "They were trying to
mak<' him out to be a monster.
He'~ always been d1e <,am(' With
me. He hasn't done anything 10
fat.l' me. You nam<' me one man
~ho doesn'I drink at Athlettl>
F111>L Chere's more to that ~
than just dnnking. What's the big
deal with drink.mg? If l.cigh's with
me and h~'s drunk. 111 take care of
him. And. when it's time to take
care of my contract. 1 lcnow he's
going to take care of me and Ket
the best for me.•
Steinberg's IJ1l3ge rook a
beating, but the Newport
Beach-based sports agent ..aid he
has not had 10 rebuild his
character: He said he has been in
the busin~ long enough that
most people already lcnow what
he's all about Steinberg also V1ews
the jury's ruling and the money
award ~ vtndicatlon, allowing
him to make his comeback.
In addHion. Brannion and
Dunn have been suspended by
the National Football League
Players Association. The
NFL.PA. which regulates NFL
player agents. has
recommended a two-year
suspension for Dunn, yet that's
an ongoing issue.
•Half of ($44.6 million! I!> for
puruttve damages and punitive
damages exist when (the jury)
feels that ha.s been something
so extraordinary and so nasty in
the conduct of [Athletes First!
that the jury wanted to punish
them,• Steinberg said.
Steinberg still has the charm
to slgn clients to his 6nn. It's a
down-to-earth quality that has
been attractive throughout the
years. It was also appealing to
Harri&
"When Leigh came and
talked with me, it wu
HIGH SCHOOL SOF I BALL
Mustangs earn· split
OEC record (3:36.94).
Frith won the I 00 free (52. 78)
and Jenny Nelson touched 6rst
in the 100 butterfly (58.71).
Tsai and Frith were named
OEC Female Swimmers of the
Year and OCC co-coaches Oon
Watson and Dave Salo were
honored with conference Co-
Coach of the Year accolades.
Nikki Ste phen!> was second in
the I 00 backstroke (I: 10.88) and
Shannon Maxfield came in !>ec-
ond in the 1,650 free (18.37.80)
incredible," llarris !>aid. "We
met with ~everal agents and
they just seemed too
IJusinesslilce. But when Leigh
came in he was modestly
dressed. He just sat down a nd
talked lo me like a friend and
like one of the guys."
During Steinberg's career, he
has enjoyed the thrill of the
draft and he has also shared the
experience of his clients'
achievement and redemption.
for the Pirate!>.
The Coast men taHied 550.5
points to finish \econd 10 OF.C
champion Palomar (587.5).
Tyson Beamer 147.48) and Paul
frankenberger (47.65) finished
first and second m the 100 free.
They also l t>amed with Billy Jolly
and Hilly Swan!>on in Coast'!> vic-
torious 400 free relay CJ: I 0.61 l.
Hoger Wong fi111!>hed third tn
the 200 breast!>troke (2: 14.27)
while Mall Henry took third in
the 200 fly (2:01.60) Saturday
Yo ung liwd m foe Montana'!>
~hadow. yet escaped it when he
threw six touchdown passes to
lead the 49ers to a victory over
San Diego 10 Super Bowl XXlX.
Young hugged Steinberg after the
win and told him, "I love you."
There has also been Ricky
Williams. the running back who
used ro wear his helmer during
interview-. in New Orleans. but
went on to lead the NFL in
ruc;hing with the Mi ami
Dolphins last seai.on.
It may now be Stewart's turn
to rbe from rhe ru.hes, as 11 1s
!'item berg\.
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with the~. but went on
10 lead them 10 three Super Bowl
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Conc:ute, Patio, Ot.....,ey
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