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At-rUit of truck aiu.rd .. 11 pmdun.·
now •hart-u. por\10 11 uf lll•r\h
CUlttJA Meaa w ith ll•ll m11ror"d
bulld&ngJ and parkll\g lo t.a
Thal will 1·h111nge ln lht' 1•11t.I,
the building• will win out
Jn the ne,xt 1 5 yt.'11111 ,
agrtculturt' 1r1 thla strip of llrnd
lying JU.Sl north of the San Dtcl(o
Freeway , bt.'lWt't'n Harbor
• .Boulevard and JWll west of tht'
Newport Frec•way, will be 11
memory
T h111 flM't 1~ 1111w1uablt•, 1.uul "t.o
11111111 y Ill ( \•Ui M .. ~. M'\'t'pU.hlt• • • •
In th" po1H 1w vt'1ul n10 11th1,
myriad prupc.ul• ull Ht'llrt.-d u.l
<l ,. v .. I o p 111 ,. 11 t I n a r t• a •
su1 rounding lht• South C.:nt11l
PlsaUA S hupplng Cent.er -h11w
come before the Coeta Meaa
Pl11nnlng Commlulon (see
adJUlnlng 11tory)
IC tht' propoeall are approved,
und 1f the developments ar~
l'Omplett'tl, they will transform
the· arl·u into a huge urban center
wh1d1 hl1rncl1 rraldrntl•I and
m111111ttrt'11.tl liul 1tJ1r1ac•. how la •nd
l'lltttrtalnmcmt
Thou11h dt(h•rt'nt dt•vt•lopt'ra
h11 Vt• 1ubmll It'd propc*1.tl1, and
though varl11u1 t'Ornplt4JCt'1 wlll
mmpew for bua1nCMI, there Le a
1·ommon thread whlt•h knit•
them tosether They are ea~h
ple<'ft of the larger downtown
!H'heme whkh Is becomlnai
known aa the South Cout Melr<l
Area.
"The metro 11 going to be a
very powerful economic force in
thl1 t•u unty ," ••Id ('tu1"
Ml'IAU(lhUn, 1m .. Kn('UUvei with
the developmcmt tlrrn of C .J
Seaentrom amd Scull, which l1
re.ponalhle for development of
South C~t Plaza. Town Ccn\4lr,
South Coaat VIiiage and the
propc,ieed 100-acre Home Ranch.
"'What's happcrnlng now Is.
lnatead of talking about the
Seaentrom project or the n earby
Saklok a (amtl y'a commerclul
project, we're tallong about the
metro aa a whole and It.a varloua
component.," he aa1d
Th .. nMitru Idea, u oulllntld In
thl" pl•1U ot VMrloua dcvelopen.
l'Mll1 t or tht! l'roatlon o f
•l'1'-contalned arou whic h
lnl.-orporat.e bualnet111, recre•tlon
and Uvtna net.'<111. '
The altt! of the $60 million•
OrMnge County Performina Aru
CentN, scheduled to open In
198~. 11 Immediate ly north o f
Town Cent.er. placlna It In the
l"ent.er of the metro ~.
"We will be pinpointing the
flnanc1aJ and commercial center
o f Or ange County, said Costa
M .. Mayor Donn IWI
Thci d4tvelopen ' propoNla will
rhana• the nH In a poei\lve
w1y. uld Mike Ober1t, a
1pokeetna.n for Royale Amociatft.
• Torrance·bued development
fl.rm which hM • oondomlnJum
and hot.el complex ln t.M worka.
"We are aoina to be the urt>..n
cent.er here -w e're aolng to
make it happen," he aaid.
Segentrom'a McLaughUn uJd
the quality o f life will be
enhanced In Coeta Meaa when
(See ME'J.'RO, Pa1e A%)
THI DRANGI COAST caum 1011101
MONDAY, FEBRUARY 14, 1983 OnANGE COUNTY C ALIFORNIA 25 CENTS
Realtor
• receives
honors
Huntingto n Reac h Realtor
Barry Bussiere has been honored
at a banquet marking the end of
his year's tenure as president of
the Huntington Beach-Fountam
Valley Board of Realtors.
Topping off the h o n o rs
ret.-eived a t the board's awards
banquet Saturday rught at the
Marriott Hotel m Newport Beach
was a telegram of congratulations
from President Reagan.
Bussiere also r eceived
resolutions of commendations
delivered m person by Orange
County Supervisor R oger
Stanton, Assemblyman Nolan
Frizzelle, R-Huntmgton Beach,
and State Sen Ollie S peraw ,
R-Long Beach
He also got a congratulatory
le tte r f r om Gov George
Deulcmejjan and was presented a
U.S. flag by a representative of
Rep. Robert Badham. R-Newport
Beach.
Bussi e re. of Touchstone
Realty, is being succeeded as
president of the 1,600-member
boa.rd by Nancy Ehyme of Our
Town Realty. Fountain Valley.
Ano ther award winner was
Sbi{lay Commons Lona, who
WM Dalned s-Jtar of the Y _,.
for the second time
Long was honored for service
that i n cl uded heading a
campaign to raise money for the
b o ard's p ol1 t1 c al a c tion
committee.
·FV taking
• s1gnups
for b oard
The city of Fount.am Valley IS
accepting applications from
residents interested in serving on
th e Fount a in VallC'y
Improvement Authority Board of
Directors.
The board ml'l'lS one(' each
year to review the fina n cial
f'ecords of l he Improvem ent
Authority.
The authonty was formed in
1968 through a 101nt powers
agreement between the city and
Orange County The authority
issued b o nd s t o p ermi t
construction of several Fountain
Valley Civic Center bulldmgs,
including the police station and
the library
The authority's b oard o f
directors consists of hve residents
appo inted by the F ountain
Valley City Council One vacancy
now exists on the board
Applic.ations for the post may
be obtained by calling the city
clerk's office, 963-8321, ext 232.
The fonns must be returned by
Feb. 17 to the clerk's oHice at
Fountain Valley City Hall, 10200
Rlat.er Ave.
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3 seized
in Irvine
robbery
Three young men suspected of
a w eeke nd bank robber y in
Irvine were in Orange County
Jail today awaiting action by
federal authorities.
The three -Jonathan J
St.arr. 18. of Costa Mesa; Andrew
D. Hillary, 21, of Santa Ana, and
Kenneth W. Alexander, 20, of
Los Angeles -were arrested
Saturday on suspicion of armed
robbery at World Savings and
Loan, 4505 Barranca Parkway
Irvi ne police SgL Dic k
Bowman said three men, on e
waving a handgun, robbed bank
tellers of about $3.000 at 9: 15
a.m. Saturday. The savings and
Joan was open at the time.
Young (and imaginative) at heart
A woman acroes the street saw
the men run to a yellow car She
called police and reported the
license plate number, Bowman
said. Irvine poLice officer Denrus
McNeely followed the car as ll
e ntered the northbound San
Diego Freeway and lat.er arrested
the trio, he said. "
Witnesses told police the three
men irutially ordered tellers to
o pen the bank vault. After one
worker claU»ed a.he didn • t have
the key, however, one of the
robbers quickly shuffled along
the counter. emptying cash
drawers. said .Bowman.
Candy and flowers and cards and kisses -
The.e are the things for our Valentine misses.
And, ol coune, f or Mr., Mrs. and Ma. Valentine as
w ell. Yes, today's the day America celebrates the fine '
art of romance -or just plain affection.
That's what 555 Costa Mesa elementary students
showed for 81-year-old Mary Wile, surprising the
school aide with a special party.
And what did other people do for their Valen tines?
We found out for you at a number of interviews during
this morning's coffee break. Oops. we almost forgot. It's
all on Page A2.
P.S. -Don't you wind up having to say "Oops,
we ~orgot" on this special day .
A silent alarm set off by one of
the employees notified police of
the incid ent near the time the
other witness reported the men
leaving m the yellow car, he
added.
T h e three men will be
arraigned in federal court in Los
Angeles.
Toxic spill
cleaned up
in Irvine
A work crew has cleaned up
remains of a toxic cleaning flu.id
that sp.illed from an I r vine
electron ics plant into a storm
channel.
The fluid, cupric c hloride
m ixed with h ydroch loric acid,
drained into the channel early
Saturday aft.er a vaJve stuck at
Diceon Electronics Corp .. 18522
Von Karman Ave.
While designing Valentines a t Califo rnia School in Costa Mesa, Mik e Jacobs he lped Heather Nagami
write a verse. t ellow first gra ders Brian Ma cLean and Lauren Decey-concentrate d on cutting
Firefighters managed to dike
the storm channel before the
fluid could reach the San Diego
Creek c h ann el. said Orange
Co unty Fire Department
spokesman Chuck Murphy. T he
firm hired a private company
that specializes in industrial
cleanups to remove the fluid. he
added.
The cleaning flu.id is corrosive
in its liquid fonn and can c.auae
skin and lung UTitation. he said.
No injuries were reported.
and pasting .
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11 I A t lon g last, Yictory
T he Los Angele& Kings hockey team
salvaged t ome thing from an otherwite
diAmal season yeAterday when they
downed Philadelphia 5-4. So wbat 't
Well, the last time the King• beat the
Flyers wa11 nin e yean and 32 game•
ago. Page CI.
Knoll's Berry Farm un~eil1 an 18
million, five-acre addition pa tterned
after the natural wonder of
California'• Hig h Sierra. Called
Camp Snoopy, the area will be a
perma nent home for lhe park'•
t how featuring the fa med cartoon
character. Page 84.
Tale of tragedy
., a1bin11on columni1t Jack
Andenon .. Y• there are
86,000 tragie talH in the
Social Security aid tytte m -
a nd today'• column recount•
one of them. Page A6.
The pellean would pl'Obably
ne•er be deecribed u one of
our mott stately bird-, but it
hardly cleMnee the lndJphJee
it ha1 suffered reeeatly.
Fortunately, mecHeal aeience la
helpln1. Page 81.
Title
bound?
Huntin1ton Beach,
Estancia and
Corona del Mar
· h~gh tchoolt will
play home 1amet
Friday ni1ht io the opening round of the
CIF baaketbaU playoffs. Page Cl.
The devili8h saint
Selea1f1ti take you inaide Wuhlngton'•
"mo•fn• mountain" for a clMoe-up look
at a real, Un volcano -Mount S1.
Helene. P .. e BI.
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--~· Otana• Oo••• DAil y P,ILOT IMondly, llebruary ·~. 18H
Five developments
on drawing boards
When (almost) everyone has heart
Valenlint-gift on C.oast range from candy bar8 to unprintablee
C~w Ml11M City Jll•nm•r Porry
V•lantlnc-outll nt-rl thcu•
propo1ed dt'velopmt>ulll In tht'
South c:oa.t Mt>U'O area.
-The Saklo ka R oyalt>
develo pment pla n lncludH ~O
acres of Sakloka family land
&lated for alx hotel-condominium
and office buildings, and 30 acree
north of the Sakloka land which
will have 600 condommlurrui and
two 3~0-room hotel.a o n It. The
land, currently being fanned. ts
east of Town Cent.t!r The plan is
set for heanngs.
-[n the Town Center art'a
Itse lf, plans for the Orangt.>
County Performing Arts Center
and an adjacent office building
have been approved on five acres
of Segerstrom family land.
-C.J Segerstrom and SoN
submitted plans for exparuuon of
South Coa st P lau s h opping
center on 13 acres across from the
METRO AREA
From Page A 1
the mell'O area becomes reality
"The land as it ls now doesn't
oHer any amenities," he said.
"You can't become involved in
bar e land. Whe n we put an
aggregation of shops, culture and
high-quality offices there it
creates a very desirable package.
h 's a very powerful magnet for
synergy."
City Planner Perry Valantine
probably said it best: "lt's a long
way from the lim.a beans." • • •
Not everyone in Costa Mesa
has embraced the d evelopers'
dreams as their own. Concerns
about increased traffic, noise and
congesuon in the area have been
raised as well as questions about
whether the area will be able to
absorb so much new office and
hotel space.
But developers feel that they
can head oH possible problems in
the metro area through careful
planninsz.
"The -key to any development
is a w e ll-thought-out master
plan," said Oberst. "The
Segerstroms set the trend as a
good example of planning. They
were there fi rst and they've set
the trend for future developers,"
he said.
Studies have shown, however,
tha t increased auto and
pedestrian traffic may pose a
serious problem. especially for
Fairview Road and Harbo r
Boulevard, major freeway aa:esa
ways wh ich a r e already
congested
l00-1hop mall. Mu~ ~lilll 1torN,
1ncludina two department atorM,
are planned for the mini-mall
Hearings are pendlf\i.
-Arnel Developmt•nt Co
otflclal1 plan to turn ~O acrea
IOUth of Soulh Cout Drive Into
sprawlin g co mmer c ial
development and 400 to 800
residential units. A SOO-room
hotel, three restaurants and
assorted financial and office
buildings have been propoaed.
Hearings are pending.
-H ome Ranch, a
co mmercia l -busine11
development, would be located
on 98 acres between Harbor
&ulevard and Fairview Road.
lncluded in the plans are two
400-room h o tels, 2.6 million
square feet of office space and
80,000 square feet of commercial
and retail space. Hearings are
pending.
• • •
"As far aa the perception of the
community goes, traffic is the
problem," sa.ld Mayor Hall.
But, he sa.ld, long-range studiee
have shown that even if no
development occu rs in Costa
Mesa, within 10 years traffic will
have increased just as if it had,
due to massive development
already slated for the south coast
of the county.
That kind of answer provides
little solace to residenta of the
area who fear constant traffic
jams and limited privacy. But
what developers and politicians
alike hope will pacify anxious
homeowners is the prediction
that property values will increase
as th e h igh-rises multiply
u pward.
As tor crittcflms that the
county cannot abeorb additional
o ffice and hotel space, the
developers don't seem worried.
"We-don't want to build any
empty buildings," McLaugh_lin
said. "We'll take a conservative
approach. The pla ns are not •
going to go up overnight. w e:u
build whatever the market w1U.
permit ·US to. But I wouldn't be
surpnsed if a good portion of
what is scheduled could be
absorbed."
The energy concentrated m the
South Coast Metro wi 11 be
tremendous, he said. "This area
will be \he major dedd.J.na factor
for locati ng. relocating and
development for the next 15
years."
By STEVE MARBLE
()(ttoeO.it,"94 tutf
Valentine'• Day.
Ah yH, the one time each year when people are allowed
to be embarra11lngly ayrupy and mu1hy without anyone
taking notice. A day for letting the romanUo aide 1how.
It's a day that the hu1band or boyfriend figures out just
how much a dozen roaea coat and learns how to pronounce
the names of several other flowert when he decides he can't
attord roaea.
It'• a day wMI\ people say heck· with the diet and go to
town on peanut cluater1, malted balls and fudge.
Not everyone. though, la an Incurable romantic. One man
.Omitted he only bought his wife a candy bar. And that wu
big time tor him. HI• wtfe didn't buy him anything. Several
1ald (pretended?) th.Y didn't realize It was Valentine's Day.
"I thought that waa In February," commented one person
out1lde a Co1ta Mesa doughnut shop. "It la February? Well,
how 'bout that."
"I bought her a Miiky Way (candy bar)
but she's already eaten It. One year I got
her a card. We've been married 25
yeara. what do you want? Next year I'll
get her a Baby Ruth.
John McCool
"I got my boyfriend ... uh ... I
don't think you want to know. You
couldn't put It In the newspaper. We're
not kinky or anything . . . It's just a
joke. I can tell you I got him a tie, some
candy and a picture. He got me some
flowers. a stuffed bear and some candy.
We always buy llttle t.hlnga for each
other."
No "Grace' tonight
The ABC m ovie, "Grace
Kelly" will be shown at 9 p.m.
Monday, Feb. 21, on ABC (7),
not 'tonight as listed on the cover
of the Pilot's TV Log.
Tonight's movie will be "Who
Will Love My Children?" at 9.
Cheryl Ladd will star as the
Oscar-winning H olly w ood
aeue. who married \he prince of
Monaco and ret.ined for nearly
30 years before h er death in an
auwmobile crash last year.
Mischelle Moore
"I'm going to g.i my Old lady a dozen
roMa. Mak• that half-a-dozen. I'm going
to 1trap the roeea to the back of my bike
(motorcycle) and ju1t ride up. She'll be
aurprlaed. Then we'll go out to dinner."
Derek DHid100
"I got my boyfriend a pa!t of
underwear with llttle hearts printed on
them. It's sort of a joke. I don't know If
l'le'll wear them. I'm not sure what he got
me. I'll find out tonight."
Maggie Cluff
"I'm going to cook dinner for my
girlfriend. A roast beef dinner. I deliver
flowers for a llvlng so that's out. I'm sick
of them. Just dinner. That's It." •
Les Auman
"I didn't get him (husband) anything.
Really, I didn't. I have untll tomorrow
don't I? I don't? Oh, well I'll wait to
tomorrow anyway and pick up something
at half price."
Audrey McCool
S tudents surprise teacher's aide wi th Valentine's Day party at
Wilson Scliool in Costa Mesa. From left are Laura Perez, 9; Eric
Giraud, 9; aide Mary Wile; Wendy Herron, 9, and Vis hnu Rao~· 8.
Chance meeting shattering
. -'
·'Favorite Valentine' honored
Wilson Elementary School students surprise aide
By JODI CADENHEAD ()( .. Dai9r ...... ..,,
''Mary Wile is our sweetheart."
said Wilson Elementary School
prlnc:ipal D\ck Clarke .
To show how much they really
care. the 555 stude nts at t he
Costa Mesa elem entary school
gave lh e 81 -year-old media
center aide a surpf'Ue party and
hand-made valentines today.
Altho ugh the Cost a M esa
woman i.a about 30 years older
than most aides in the
Newport-Mesa district, she's
captured the youngsters' hearts
with h er enthusiasm and
ded.ica ti on.
For the last 10 years the
bespectacled; Bri tish -b o rn
volun teer ha.s been reading to
school children and helping them
find library books.
Wile la at the school fo u r
mornlngs a w eek . Partial
blindness and a little arthritis
may have slowed her down. but
it certainly hasn't stopped her.
But like any l(J"Owing love, the
relationship between Wile and
Wilson school has not been
one-Sided. Clarke drives her to
sch ool every morning a nd the
teachers take turns driving her
home in the afternoon.
Whe n Wile needs a ride to the·
store or the doctor's office. she
knows s h e can count on the
Wilson school staff.
"She kind of adopted us and
we kind of adopted her," said
Oarke.
And that's what true love is all
about.
Costa Mesa paramedics work to free an unidentified man after he
and Danielle Di Fabio collided at Sunflower Avenue and Main
S treet at 8:30 this morning. Both were taken to Western Medical
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OtMfl OOMt DAILY PILOT/Monday, ''°''*Y 14, tfd .41
NATION FBI probing embezzlement-at CS~
Reagan may offer Soviets
compromise miss ile plan
MiaaJn11 bllJn11ual education fund• •I county collese prompt ln"e.tJsatlon
By Tb A1aoclate4 Pre11
WASHINGTON -Preaident Reagan, t.rytna to break an
anna neaotiating deadlock with Moecow, may offer the Sovieta
a temporary aareement that falls 1hort of ellmlnatina all
med.tum. range nuclear miuUe. in Europe, says Vice President
Georae Buah. racec1 with M0900w's re~on of the U.S. "zero option"
propoul, 8uah said Reagan 'will be making a de termination
whether we should do somethin~ different In order to
encourage the Soviets to do what we ve uked."
Infant survives 7-story tumble
JERSEY CITY, N.J . -A 20-month-old boy fell from a
aeventh-floor apartment window but survived because he
landed in a snowbank "as soft and peaceful as a blanket," a
doctor aays. Elijah Walker, of J ersey City. N.J ., clad only In a
d iaper, fe ll after crawling out a window in his parents'
apartment.
2 men hunted in shooting deaths
MEDINA, N.O. -Authorities scoured four states and two
Canadian provinces today in a manhunt for a pair of suapect.s
after a shootout with an anti-tax "fa natic" left two U.S .
marshah dead and three other officers wounded. Pollce said the
shooting Sunday was sparked as a team of U.S. marshals and
local police tried to arrest Gordon Kahl, a probation violator and
tax protester.
Kentucky River polluted by oil
LEXINGTON, Ky. -A 50-mile otl slick drifted d own the
Kentucky River today. cutting the water intake in half for this
city of 200,000, while another river town closed schools and
officials told residents to conserve water. The slick, a film of oil
up to l~ feet wide, started after an oil well blowout at Oneida,
Ky., when 65,000 gallons of crude spilled into a tributary of the
Kentucky River .
STATE
Anti-Khomeini crowd marches
LOS ANGELES -Shout:i.Jtg "death to Khomeini" and
"Long live Reza Shah," more than 2,000 Iranian demonstrators
clogged the West Los Angeles sidewalks to protest the Iranian
regime that took power four years ago. As mounted police
watched, the demonstrators marched Sunday near the Federal
Building carrying signs that read, "Human rights advocates,
where the hell are you?"
PPA drug 'may lead to s trokes'
Campwi Of ficiaJI and lhe Fl:U
admit th •Y have been
l n ve 1t l 1atln1 alle1ed
tmbeulement of federal tunda ln
the Biltn1ual·Bloultural
EducaUon Procrarn at Cal StAi.
F\illet10n tor monthl.
Their parallel inv .. u1ationa
Involve an o ff-campua bank
a ccount and the hirln9 of
consultant• for the proaram,
which la funded by federal
Department of EducaUon eranta
of more than $400,000 a year.
FBI 1poke1man J ohn Hooa
conflrmvd that • tecteral
lnv•tJ1adon tnc.o allept.lom of
fraud lnvolvlna the lfan .. ti.
been under way tor about a y..,.,
but he would MY nolhinl more.
Oordon Bakken, director of
tacu.lty attain and records at the
c&mpUt. uJd hia aeparate ptObe
Into the operation of the pr'Oll'Un
hat continued for eeveral month.I,
and he expecta to report to
unlvenlty presi dent· Jewel
Plummer Cobb in two or three
weeka.
None of the official• would
comme nt on the amount of
lllOM)' lnvolwd ln the~·
P.w Fadone. dean of hum.n
development and community
aervice, Mid M WU ap~
,1eWral mont.h.t aao by 'a poup
of people" concerned about an
off.campus bank account and
about the "appropriat.enetS" of
nlrlna con aultanta tor the
program.
Faclone aald he turned the
Information over to provoat
Frank Marini, who began the
cwnpw lnWll&(ption.
Feeion. Nld he underttood
Chat the hmm ~t, whkh WM
Ol*'ld IPb* camp. ..W., hM .enc. been ~.
The pro1ram und er
lnve1tl1atlon provide•
workahop•, conference• and
p.r:otea~lonal material• for
blJ.1nCU&I ie.chen in a number of
Southern California school
dlatricta. It abo helpe teachen
obtain state bWncual prof.idency
cmtWc:a1e1.
Hans Eckert took otr amid balloons and
applause at noon Saturday and finished
pedaling at noon Sunday to benefit the
Irvine Boys and Girls Club. Pledges based
on the 400 miles he covered raised
more than $2,000 for the club.
SAN DIEGO -A drug co mmo n ly fou nd in
over-the-counter diet pills and some nasal decongestants could
lead to strokes, high blood pressure or serious psychiatric
problems, an Indiana medical researcher says. Dr. Shir ley
Mueller identified the drug a.s phenylpropanolamine, which is
abo known by its initials, PPA.
Killer surf continues to slani state
Budget agreement failing apart?
LOS ANGELES -Republican Gov. George Deukmejian
may be backing out of an agreement he made with .Democrats
Oil haw to 801~ the a\ate'• bud&et <:rim. atate Senate Democratic ~ /ohn Garamencli uys. A meet.lq bet~n S...\e 1eedet \Ip and Deukmetan WM echedWed today lrl ~to
to determine whether the agreement still stands, he said.
Lottery seen as budget remedy
LOS ANGELES -Proposals for a state lottery have won
the support of five Northern California counties and the
California Teachers Amlociation, but doubts persist about how
effective it would be in propping up the state budget.
Constitutional amendments put before the legislature by three
Southern California Assembly members w ould pave the way
for a lottery. Supporters see it as an alternative to a big tax
increue and believe that moral and political obstacles to voter
approval are sunnountable.
WORLD
Jamaica begins Queen 's visit
KINGSTON, Jamaica -Queen Elizabeth II received a
quiet but wann welcome in this Conner British colony as she
began a month-long tour of the Americas that will include a
shipboard anniversary dinner with President and Mrs. Reagan.
The Queen. who also will visit Mexico and Canada, arrived in
Jamaica Sunday. She was to address the Parliament today,
followed by lunch with Prime Minister Edward Seaga.
Arens accepts defense minis try
JERUSALEM -The government said today that Israeli
Ambassador to Washington Moshe Arens will replace Ariel
Sharon as defense minister. Sharon , under attack for his
handling of the Beirut massacre, remains in the Cabinet as a
minister without portfolio. Arens, who emigrated to the United
States from Lithuania at the age of 14, is known to share
Sharon's hard.line views but lack his abrasive manner.
Bomb destroys oil storage tanks
MASERU, Lesotho -A bom b destroyed six ma in oil
ltOrage tanks here and eet fire to a factory in an attack the state
radio today blamed on South African-backed gueni.llas. Radio
Leeotho said the bomb, which exploded Sunday night, was
planted by guerrillas of the Le9otho Liberation Army. a group
the government claims is funded by white-ruled South "Africa.
Lemtho, a mountainous kingdom about the aU:e of Maryland, is IWTOUDded on all aides by South Africa. ·
By The Auoclated Pre11
Storm -spawned surf that
already haa kille d three
Californians was to continue for
the next few daya along with
Pa.-alyzed
East hit by
new storm
By The Aaaoclated Pre11
A new East Coast stonn spread
snow and freezing rain across the
Carolinas and parts of Virginia
today while roads clogged by the
Blizzard of '83 caused rush hour
delays i n th e c ities of th e
Northeast .
Office workers in Washington
were urged to play hooky.
Although snowplows cleared
major thoroughfares S unday
from Richmond to Boston after a
record blizzard that killed at lea.st
70 people, ma ny side s treets
remained blocked.
It was standing room only on
commuter trains and buses in
ci ti es suc h as N ew York .
Washington and Baltimore, with
many running up to 30 minutes
late.
Dozens of bus routes in New
York Clty and Washington were
not operating.
Florists complained they were
having trouble delivering Oowers
for Valentine's Day.
But few problems w e r e
re ported on the highways as
residents heeded wam.ings from
officials that roads were only
partially open and all the· street
parking places were covered
with mounds of snow.
A new storm was spreading
from Georgia to central Virginia,
with forecasts of up to 3 inches of
snow and gales off the South
Carolina ooaat. ~ temperatures
warmed, the snow was expected
to c hange to freezing rain, mak.in8 driving t.reacheroUJ.
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balmy but gusty winds, the
National Weather Service said
today.
The trio died in three eeparate
boating accidents from San Diego
to San Francisco w hen waves
tossed w eekend sailors
over~. Four other a.lmJlar boatlnc acddenta cauaed minor
injuries, authorities aaid. The
new surf was to come In waves of
up to 12 feet, forecasters said.
Meanwhile, offices providing
information on di&aater aasiatance
for last month's pounding surf
and heavy rains were to open
today.
Howard S c hultz. 51, o f
Ocean.side, was killed Sunday
when a commercial fiah!ni boat
was driven into a rock jetty by
large w aves and smashed apart
outside the Oceanside harbor· in
San Diego County, harbor police
Sgt. William Henderson said.
could not. His body was lat.er
recovered, harbor police officer
Alan Edwards aaid.
Another man, John Raymond
Nepp of Thou.land Oaks. 48. was
killed Saturday when a massive
wave three-quarters of a mile
oft.bore capeised and aank •
private 31-foot cabln cnmer on a
whale-watching expedition off
Point Fermin in San Pedro In
Los Angeles C.ounty.
Ten people were on the boat.
the Martini Il, when the accident
occurred. Yacht o wne r Hal
Donegan sliced his hand open aa
he broke out a cabin window to
pull Nepp Cree. He was atlmitted
to Torrance Memorial Hospital
for observation. The other eight
middle -aged men a nd wom en
•
were treated for bruises and
hypothermia from 15 minutes in
the 56-degree water.
A 50-foot sailboat, the Stella,
c apsized Sunday off San
Franci8co, and Lester Mc.Donald.
39 , o f Oa kland di ed ot
bypolhermia after beiOM adril
six houn in a llfejaclJ•t•
spokesman Chuck Duey said at
Letterman Army M e dic al
C.enter. ~
K evin Webb , 13, and
stepbrother Reginald Jackson.
14, both of Oakland, w ere
missing in that incident, which
also left their father, William
Webb, 40, of Hayward and
Donald Stratton, 38, of Oakland
in f air co ndition with
hypothermia .
Fire toll ID Italy
WWII • worst since
He was waahed off the City of
Oceanside, a 35-foot powerboat,
by a large wave aa the craft left
the harbor entrance on a fishing
expedition, Henden10n said. ~ the boat backed up 90 other crew TURIN, Italy (AP) -Fire Carnival costumes to celebra~
memben could rescue Schultz, o fficials said today that all the period of feasting and revelry
the fiahing net magged on the emergency exita were unlocked before Le.nt, were placed on ~ Cro~eller. leaying the craft aa required by law when snow-<:avered sidewalk outside
l firefighters arr ived at the the downtown Statuto Cinema. eap eae. ~ cinema h aA 1 '---arud hed Sc h 1 t 11 d b k w ere '" peop e Wuen: ous parents 1eare c u z was pu e ac c to death in billowin°' for their.children. onboard, but 1urf crushed the e boat on the b--t-··ater, he ... ;d. ampk:e Sunday evening. One of the victims was
The captai:":;;d two o7"her It was the biggest death toll identified as Bonnie Calvert. 28, i
crewmembera manaaed to• cling from a fire in Italy since World Los Angeles native who lived in
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Irvine library gets boost Vietnanie•e
~ally in
Anaheini
Vnemploymeiu rate 1oan to 1etten·ye•r hlsh In oounty
MOltE IOOltl POlt YOUlt IUCltl:
Oranae County auptrvleora have dtolded to
double t.he al• of a propioled library in lrvtne11
Hen~ Park by chlpplns ln an extn M00.000
~f county money for the project.
The reuon fort.he move, accordlna to board
.recordl, I.a that a need for the btger U6rary WM
'projected juat five yean from now. The
expenaton, from 10,000 to 20,000 equare feet,
1would co.t an eaUmated $1 milllon once the
.Ubrary I.a built but only $600,000 If completed u
part of t.he oriafnal oonatructlon. I So the aupervllon dedded laat week they'd
•live Irvine more boolu now, while It will coet r-. The county'• contribution for the library
project, which la acheduled to get under way
19oon, will jump from $800,000 to $1.4 milllon.
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MORE BAD UNEMPLOYMENT NEWS
lwu releaaed laat week by the local office of the
atate Employment Development Department.
The county'• unemployment rate for the
fourth quarter of 1982 roee to a 1even-year high
amon1 civilian memberi of the labor force,
according to department atadatlca.
' Though aeaaonal hiring near Chriatmaa
booated county job totala 9,800 during the
quarte r, some 15,600 jobe were loat ln 1982
countywide, the report aaid. ·
The report a1IO showed that four of every
five employed county ret.ident. worked within
the county u of the 1980 oenaua, a ai8nificant
growth from the 1970 level of 74 percent. "The
rate of job srowth in Orange County sreatly
exceeded the population growth rate for the
1970., making it poeaible for a Iaraer ~ of
Qranae-Gounty ret.identa to·work cloee to home,"
the report aaid. • • •
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County Grand Jury, Superior Court Judie Luil Cardenal~
CarcMnM, who Ml beml .. klnl volunteen
for the 19-member p.nel, Mid ;..t 90 chlllftl
have aPDlled. He hu been '"kinl volun...,. to
open tM J>l"OCW to people not familiar with the = who normally nominate potential IJ'Uld
1 The ,arand jury over9"1 the operation of
county ~men\ and comment.a on other
matten to be of Importance to the local
community. • • •
MORE VOLUNTEERS ARE NEEDED to
run the polll for countywlde electiona to the
California Senior Legillature, ICheduled to take p~ March 8. .
The legialature, compmed of people aae 60
or over, will meet ln Sec:ramento to draft bllll
which, lf aPPJ'PVed, will be •nt to the reauW"
atate Leglalature for conalderation.
POU. will be operated at 60 lite. aero. the
county for the election, ~ tratnina for workers
wlll be provided. For more Information call
834-2039. • • •
JUDGES, LAWYERS AND ~BERS af-
flllated with the Orange County Superior
Court paid tribute to former Superior Court
Executive Officer Lealle McCartney at a
memorial •rvice ln hi.a honor last week.
McCartney, whoee career with the eourt
apa.nned 30 years, died of a heert attack Jan. 13.
Ile had retired ln January 1981.
A memorial fund ln McCartney'• honor bu
been eatabllahed with the American Heart
Aleodation.
VlttnaJMM expa&r#•* ~ho opJM* the communili ,..._ ln
thtlr homeland wa~t moral
aupport, not montf, frem
1ovtrnmtnt1 aympaihttlc to
ihtlr cauH, accordln1 to tht
aldent of th• Vlttnamt1e ot f)ranp County.
OW, ~·are CletenniMd to do
It ounelv•," aatd Tran Mlnh
Con1. "We have learned the
le.on not to rely on any ally. All
we uk for now ii moral support.
Thia time, lt wlll be our own
blood," I
Cone'• commentl came durtna a peecefu.1 rally Saturday of more
than 8,000V~ who paid
$6 a dcket for the aatherlni at
the Anaheim convention center.
It waa or1anhed by the
Committee f« the Support of the
Remtance Movement ln Vietnam
and atso celebrated the lunar
new year.
0r1anlzenl too~L a collecdon to aupport rebel r H0an, Co
Mlnh, a former admiral ln the
South Vletnameae navy who
later lived in Arlfnllon, Va.
"Minh and a number of
Vletname.e left th1I country and
a comfortable life to 10 btlCk and
fiaht in the ).&ngle,.. Cone Mid.
"That lnd~-now deterinined we are to end the tyrannical
regime of North Vietnam."
~.,, Mid Minh haa wcceededt
in unitlna the guenil1a facdonl
ln South Vietnam and now
command• an army of 10,000
men.
FV te&c~er gets
leadership role
Pat Arlla1tH1 coordinator of Handicapped Student Prolraml and Sel"YIC:el at ~ Collep, hat been ., .....
u one of 100 women in ~t naUonw1de to parddpate
ln a tra1n1na procram entitled 1'1..eedtnhip f« U. IOI.''
The prosram la deelll*I to ..mi community collqe
women to uswne major poUcy.makinc pmltionl dUrtnl tlila
decade. The pt'OIJ'lrn .. (inanCed t.hroucti • FaJlt from the
Fund for lmprovem.nt of PCllt8eCOndary Education.
Arlln,.ton, a Fountain Valley realdent, hu been
llultrumental In •tab1J.ahlna Cou&llM'a Traumatic 8-d Injury
recovery pr'Oll'am, recGfP\lzed nationally u a model for other
community colle,es.
• A proaram entitled "Alternative Career Patha for
Teechera" will be offered from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. Saturday at
Golden We.t Colletle in Hunu.,,ton Be.ch.
The 1emlnar ra deslped to •how teachen the optiona
avallable to them and to help J>l"Operly market their lkilla.
• Fee for the prosrun ii •22. Pre·reliatration ii required. For information, call the college lt 891-1991.
• More than 40 dif!ettnt hiltory cia.es will be offered at
Orange c.out Collep th1a aping.
Hi.a1ory ~ on the 1prina agenda include: "Survey of
American Hiatory," "The California Experience," '~Ethnic
Groups of the United State.,'' "The American West," ''~
of the United Stata to 1876," "Hlatory of the United Sta•
Since 1876," "Economic Hiltory of Western Civ111zation,"
"Women in Hi1t0ry," "Hiatory of Ruula and the Soviet
Union," and "The World at War."
Registration information la available bJ callin« ~m.
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No frillS for the e8rly birds
By VAUGHN ROCHE ..... .... ~.,...
DES MOINES,. Iowa -Sen.
Alan Cranston 'a organizers work
from a mobile h ome, former
Florida Gov. Reuben Askew's
workers are based In an
apartment, and the hue of Walter
Mondale's headquarters would
embarrass a pumpkin.
In short. there's plenty of
• jump on his rivals ln the ,Iowa
caucuaes of 1976, Democrats have
been taking seriously the state's
presumed ability to con fer
frontrunner status -although it
didn't do the Republicans'
George Bush much good in 1980.
For Cranston, D-Calif., that
meana 4etting up headquarters
more than a year early ln a
mobile home situated in a
Mondale organizer Steven
Duncan began to tell a reporter
over the phone. "Well, to be
honest, thia isn't a suite, it's a
room.''
And eo it was. No fancy deska
in the Mondale headquarters.
Duncan, a 29-year-old San
Frandaoo resident, plans strategy
for the caucuaes from behind a
foldaway table.
Cleaning cookware
DEAR PAT; My daapter gave me a new
aet of alamlDam cookware for Cbri1tm11, bat
I haven't Hed It yet becaaae I've beard that
some foods cooked In alamlnam caa1e It to
cban1e color. What are these· foods, and bow
1laoud I clean tbl1 cookware lf It becomea
,i. activity but not many frills as
penny-pinching Democrats
launch their campaigns for
Iowa's presidential delegates.
"Well, to be honest,
this isn't a suit e, it's a
room."
The walla are painted bright
orange, of the hue a golfer might
appreciate if he played in a
blizzard. Only Iowa maps and
cartoons interrupt the glare.
Heating ducts and water pipes ·
ar~ exposed and the carpet is
solfed.
1&alned?-•
P.E., Costa Mesa
Aluminum cookware takes on a black
discoloration when acid fruits or vegetables,
such as tomatoes, rhubarb or sauerkraut, are
cooked in it. Boiling water in this cookware
alao can cause discoloration. It can be removed
by bow.ng a solution of two tablespoons of
cream of tartar to each quart of water the
utensil holds. To restore the polish. rub with a
steel-wool pad. Avoid pitting of aluminum
pots and pans by not leaving foods, especially
thoae that are highly seasoned, in them for
long periods of time. Remember that even i.f
aluminum cookware becomes discolored or
pitted, this does not harm the food it.sell.
Appliance Iii e span
DEAR PAT: Several of my major
appllueet ILad lo be replaced tla11 year. lt'1
occvred lo me tlaat lf I bew die avera1e life
espeetuey of tH9e appliuces, I wHJI be ID
a better posltloa io cleelicle betweea lave1dq
&a aa e-.e••lve, re,atr er maki•I a aew JUftaM.
C.G., Costa Mesa
The U.S. Department of Agriculture
offers this guideline for averase appliance
years of use: free7.er -20 years; refrigerator
-15 years; gas range -13 years; electric
range -12 years; dishwasher -11 years; :
automatic clothes washer -11 years; gas
clothes dryer -13 years; electric clothes
dryer -14 years; black and white television
eet -11 years; and color television set -12
years.
, • Got a problem" Then write to t 1 Pat Horowitz. Pa t will t·ut rC'd tape,
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getting the answers and action you
,_. n eed to solve inequ1t1es 1n
government and business Mall your questions
to Pat Horowitz, At Your Scrv1('{>, Orange
Coast Daily Pilot, P 0 Box 1560. Cosra Mesa.
CA. 92626.
FaIDily law topic
of bar Ine~ting
Two family law practitioners, Stuart B. Walzer
and his partner, Jan C. Gabrielson, will address the
Family Law Section of the Orange County Bar
Association Wednesday at the Orange County
Medical Association Building, 300 Flower St.,
~~lzer and Gabrielson will d i1cu11 the.
problems unique to representing physicians.
dentists, attorneys, accountants and other
professionals in their marriage dlsaolutions, and
how to deal effectively with thoee problems.
Cocktails are at 6 p.m., dinner at 7. For
reservations a nd further lnforma,tion. contact
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The caucuses are scheduled
F e b . 27, 1984, when any
registered Democrat may go to a
local precinct meeting and voice
hls or her preference for who
will sit in the White House. The
process continues at the county
level and culminates with a
statewide meeting to chooee the
delegates them1elvef.
Iowa will choose 58 delegates
and 19 alternates to the national
Democratic convention, but the
state's timing is more important
than the numbers . It's the
campaign's first open competition
for delegates.
And slnce Jimmy Carter got a
In Home
cornfield in Altoona, about five
miles east of Des Moines.
Meanwhile, both Sen. Gary
Hart of Colorado and Mondale,
the former Minnesota senator.
and vice president, have set up
modest offices in downtown Des
Moines. Askew'a campaign ·is-
under way in an apartment.
And organiz.en for Ohio Sen.
John Glenn, the former
astronaut, were on their way to
the state with no advance
accommodations made.
"We're in suite number . . . "
Fedellll Country.
"Thia is it," Duncan told a
visitor with a wave of his ann.
He later explained that the limit
of about $650,000 a candidate can
spend in Iowa will go toward
getting out the vote, not fancy
office apace. .
"When your apartment is
campaign headquarters, it takes
on a fonnality you never knew it
could," said Maria Menne, Iowa
coordinator for Aakew. "1 put a
skirt on just to walk from my
bedroom to the living room.''
Until you actually file
your '82 income tax
forms, you can start an
IRA (or make additional
contributio ns to an
existing account) -and
deduct the amount of
your deposits from
income on Federal tax
forms. ·
If you qualify for an
Individual Retirement
Account (and most
Anierlcans do), you're
entitled to set aside up to
$2,000 each year. If
you're married and you
both work, that's a·
possible $4,000 in
deductions you can
arrange right now
($2,250 if only one of
you works and you file
jointly). Whatever
situation applies to you,
you may be able co
reduce your '82 tax bite
substantiaJly.
And don't forget the
long-term benefits of an
IRA at Home Federal. ·
High, money market in-
terest that's tax-deferred
until you begin
· to draw on your
account (as early
as age 59Y.z).
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month'•
down~urt, thlt
trio of duekl took
adl'anta1e of clear
tkiee to dry out a
lutle -on top
anyway -a 1 they
swam past the
Balboa Pavilion
and checked out
the mooring• in
Newport e_.y.
Sen~ Alan Cranston does his
George Washington number before
California publishers in San
Francisco.
Depending on your
total deposits at Home
Federal, you may be.
eligible to save 1096,
2096 ... even 5096. •
I~s not only economi-
cal, it's convenient too. Just
call for an appointment
Expert tax preparers will
be available at many
Home Federal offices
during the tax season.
Just be sure to call early
for details -and for the
time and location that
best fit your schedule.
Call now, toll-free
t..aoo-292-2888
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Orange Ooatt OAfl V PILOT /Monday, ,Set>ruary 14, 1Ht
Nix on library would
' have historical value
To hla credit, UC Irvine
, Chancellor Daniel G . Aldrich la
not tW'nlng his back on a propoaal
to locate the Richard Nlxon
. presidential library on the UCI
campua.
Inatead, he hu been polling
the faculty for reaction to the idea
and IO far those in favor of the
on-campua lcx:ation for the library
are outnumbering those In
opposition.
Thia 1a very difierent from
the rather ridiculous aituation that
arose a few years ago at Duke
Un iversity in Durham, N .C .,
where Nixon obtained. hia law
degree. There, plans for a Nixon
library were well under way
when the faculty got wind of the
proposal and some members,
fearful that the facility would be
used to glorify "'the former
president, s~fully blocked the
project.
Regardless of one's opinion of
Nixon, the fact remains that his
place in American history, for
better or worse, is undeniable.
A complete collection of
memorabilia from his doomed
administration -tons of
documents, tapes, motion picture
footage, photofraphs and gifts
from heads o state -could
become a notable historical
resource for future scholars.
· Thoae 1upporUn1 the UC!
location, w hich would requlre
about 13.2 acree of land, correctly
1.Nllt that it thould be .built only
wlth fund.a from private donon
and operated atr:ictly for tta
archrival value and not aa 0 an
edifice to'Nbton." ·
Cal State Fullerton, USC and
UC San Dlego are among the other
univeraitlea that have been
mentioned u possible aites for the
library. '
Since Nixon ls a native of
Orange County and maintained a
Western White House in San
Cle·mente during his
adminlatration, it would aeem
logical to lcx:ate the library in the
county that was so involved in his
political career. Indeed, many of
the documents that would go into
'9UCh a library were temporarily
housed in the so-called Ziggurat in
Laguna Niguel following Nixon's
resignation and return to the
county.
Barring strong opposition
from the faculty and the public at
large, the UCI 1ocation would
seem to provide an acceptable
solution to the library dilemma.
Emotion notwithstanding, R ichard
Nixon's presidential tenure will
remain part of our history and its
complete documentation· in a
unlveraity setting could be of real
value to future generations.
Decision poorly timed ,
Trustees of the Coast
Community College District
opened up a hornets' nest when
they decided to give seven top
administrators a "bonus" in the
fonn of new leased cars, for which
the cdiatrict would provide
insurance and all expenses in
connection with district activities.
Heretofore the administrators
have received $67 a month to
cover the expense of using their
personal vehicles for district
business.
Trustees noted that the
officiala bad received only a 3
percent pay raise during the
1981-82 school y ear , when
teachers received a 7 percent raise.
No pay raises for either group
were granted for the current year.
B-ut an anticipated $5.5
million budget shortfall for the
1983-84 school year because of
cutbacks in state funding is
expected to result in many layoffs,
perhaps as many as 200 among the
district's full-time teachers.
Equally distressed are the
classified (non teaching)
employees who last received a pay
raise in 1981 and in 1982 were
obliged to accept cuts in benefits as
part of an "austerity" program.
They too are threatened with
layoffs and feel they are even
more vulnerable than teachers,
many of whom have tenure, since
they work under a 30-day notice
agreement.
The suggestion that top
management. figures whose
annual pay is in the $60,000 area
deeerve tbe reward of leMed CU'S
becaUle of the ".ue.•• they have
been going through ia rather
far-fetched. It may be that car
leases would cost less than pay
raises, but the other employees
also are going without railes and
more than likely are making do
with vehicles that have aeen their
best days, .without any special
allowances.
Even if the leasing
arrangement seems financially
feasible and well ~ed, it was
The teachers were out in at best insensitive at a time when
force last week to protest both the both teaching and non-teaching
anticipated layoffs and the car employ~ are undergoing their
leasing maneuver. own brand of strela.
Opl~lona expreNed In the ap.ce above·~. thoM Of. the oeiiy .PT!Ot. -Other-vtews'
expreaed on thla pege are thoee of their autbo~ and artl8ta. Rellder commen• le Invited. Address The Dally Piiot. P.O. Box 1560, C.a MeN, CA 92929. Phone (714)
642-4321.
L .M . Boy d/ Bread and honey
Maybe you eat bread every day
unaware of its moit remarkable
quality: It does not transmit dl8eue.
In that, it's not unique, however. Say
the same of honey, Waiter, I'll have
toast and honey.
'That bird known as the roadnmner
eata snakes. And has its own way of
first confusing thoee snak.e9. It kicks
dirt ln their facet.
Sap of the tropical copaiba tree is so similar to diesel fuel that straight
from the tree it can power diesel
engines.
The 1967 dollar ia now worth 34
cents.
Q. What African animal is the most
dangerous to hunt.era?
A. The amallest of the blg five:
elephant, rhino, buffalo, lion and
Jeop.ni. 'That'• right., the leopard. .
Q. Which breed fatter, hanwt.en or
nbblta? A. Hamlters, by far. In theory, a
hamster can produce 100,000
oft..prtnc a year, a rabbit only 1,000.
OnlY?
Q . Doe. ~d have any lady
IG'Uht8? . A. Qulte a many. Memben of the
nine Britilb Ciders .... deillpated •
~· md tbe two lowest orden -
the Vict.o.rlan and British Empire -
are open to women.
Social Security for years paid
survivor'• benefits to children who
murdered their parents. One young
murderer collected $21,500 when
paroled after killing hit mother and
sister. Another who killed bia father
got $8,000. Thia comes to liabt upon re/:!!~ that the Social Security
of recently moved to atop it.
Meet bean are left-pawed. At leut,
moet polar and black bean .eem to be.
Studies ahow they favor Wilna the left
paw when only one paw la needed for
the job.
The podium la what you stand on,
pleue not.e, the 1ectem ii what you
grup between both bandll 80 nobody
will know you're nervo\.18.
The U.S. Sodal Security ayst.em, aa
ii. mlgbt work just fine In India. Ufe expectancy there la &3 for a woman,
54 for a man.
Pollaten report one out of every
four vo~ ai th1a time would not vote
for my pn!9identlal candklate with a
beard. -
A prof...tonal hypnotist contendlt
lit'• a lot eemr to hypnoUm aome~
who'• alert than eomebody who•
alrMdy drow'Y·
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A S_ocial Security tragedy
WASHINGTON -In the put two
yeara, 86,000 mentally impaired
Americana have lost t heir Social
Security disability benefits and have
been cast adrift in a world that is
aometlmea .beyond their oognition. ·
· Thia ia the traalc atory of juat one of
them: Kathleen McGovern. lier fragile
world of TV aoap operaa and dependence
on others began to crumble ln Auauat
1981. 'That's when she teamed that ner
$297-a-month diaabWty payments would
be cut off . Social Sec u rity
Ad.mlniatration bureaucrats bad decided
she could hold a job and support henelf.
Mra. McGovern WU sturined by the
decision. Since 1973, she had been
coruiatently diagnoaed u a paranoid
IChiz.ophrenic; ahe had been hoepitaliU!d
at leut-eight..timee thereafter.-lleemed
unable to work, she became one of
hundreds of thousands of mentally
impaired individuals receiving Social
Security diaabWty benefits.
THE AGENCY failed to inform the
40-year-.old woman· that her appeal
ahould have been handled tmmedlately
by a Judge. lnatead. ahe was subjected to
a n f m p r o p e r , s e v e n -m o.n t h
"reconsideration" process. .
As the SSA now admits, ''Mrs.
McGovern'• case wu mishandled in
terma of recognizing .the applicable
appeal procedure'."
Wom WU to come. BecaUM of a
"cran.:ripdan en'OI'," McGov9D'• fOe ..
lncomectl~ the date on which ahe
had first ~ligible for benefits.
Twice during her appeal proceu -
once ln an interview .with a doctor paid
by the Social Security Adminlatration -
McGovern gave_ indications that she was
G
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conaldering suicide becawie o! the cutoff.
But the apncy did no~. (Belatedly,
the agency conceded that it 'ahould have
secured more information about Mra.
McGovern's mental condition.") In December--1981, the doctor made
these dia,noa tic not a tle>-ns on
McGovern a condition: "Totally
dependent. Unmotivated. Cannot •hop (or 11elf. Cannot prepare meals except
very rudimentary items."
Despite this clear evidence of
McGovern'• helplesaneu, the
government uaed the doctor's report aa
the bui8 for its conclusion two weeks
later that there were "no marked
restrictive qualities to her day-to-day
living." (The~ now admits that "in
llgbt of the a:infllcting ~tements it I.a
clear that further investigation was
warrantied.'') LaM February, McGovern lost her . .Judaed by a perfunctory review V 11cA.,.....,., .. WM!inl'JWld ,
capable of working aa a walt:nw. The
evidence that led to this decision
lncluded ''wage records showing aeveral
years' experie~ aa a waitreea, and a
deacription of the job of waltrell u it
appears" in a government dictionary of
job titles.
AFTER THE government reaffirmed
the denial of ber diaabillty benefita,
McGovern was hospitalized briefly for
depression. On June 2, the wa. found
dead in her Philadelphia apartment. The
coroner ruled ber death due to natural
C8Wles.
Though it'• too late to help McGovern,
the Social Security Administration baa
modified the procedures it ~ in ita
accelerated ellfibility reviews. Some
have-been denOuDced by Convn!Mloner
John Svahn and, apin. in a prellminary
General Accounting Office investigation
requested by Sen. John Heinz, R-Pa.
Also a federal judge ln Minnnota,
reviewing the Midwest Region'• policy.
issued a blistering attack on the
bureaucrat's Dickensian penny-pinching
procedures, calling them "arbitrary,
capricious, irrational and an abuse of
di8cretion."
Footnote: A Social Security
spokesman told my associate Tony
Capaccio that the agency's internal
studies show that tt.-termination
dedsiona have been correct 97 percent of
the time. The dedslon in the McGovern
CMe, DOW admittedly "rnilhandJed." WU _8'.._ ........ ~
Bureaucrats play fine-£ ee game
to respond to the alarms. Regardless of
the type the fees are the same for both
homeowners and busirle5.1e8.
In the ir avarice to make up for
revenues claimed to have been lost by
reason of the Proposition 13. initiative
limiting property taxation, local
governments have ingenioualy invented
all sorts ot fees and charges (o be
imposed upon the citizens.
Thus charges are being made for use
of parks, -visits to the zoo and other
community facilities fonnerly available
without cost to the visit.ors. Fees liave
been hiked· for Jearbage collections and
other services.· The vengeance with
,which the locals are pursuing these
additional revenues makes It' seem as
though the bureaucrats wish to punish
the people for having the audacity t'o
exercise their vote to reduce properly
taJ<es.
BUT OF ALL the new gimmicks to
produce revenues none can be mortr
• asinine than the ordinance pasaed by the
City of Sacramento. This requires every
homeowner or business to pay an annual
fee for a pennit to maintain any kind of
burglar alarm system.· . . ..,.
And ge t thaa. Failure to obtain a
pennit is punishable by a fine of $500,
six months in jail or both. WOW! That's more puniahment than is dealt the guy
who burllarfaes .the home.
_What eeerm to have eacaped the city .
fathers is that it 15 the inadequacy ot the
police protection which makes the
lns1allation of the alanna necessarv.
-With burglaries rampant and the
offenders escaping detectio~ or going
unpunish e d if they are caught.
businessmen and homeowners alike have
been fon:ed to go to the heavy expense
of installing alarm systems. Some are
simple, merely setting off a danging bell
Others are wired into a central security
system which maintains private patr6ts
One would think that if the city is
hurting for manpower in its. po.ice
department it would encourage its
citizens to install the alarm systems
which have proved to be a deterrent to
burglars. But i~posing fees on the
alai:ms can only discourage their use.
In ratio~alizing the ordinance
requiring the permits, City Manager
Walter Sllpe said the police had
expended 3,281 manhours in one year
responding to 11,220 alarms at a <'OSt of
$250,000. He said 10,630 were false
alarms and the permit system was
intended to cut down the number of
'false alanns. ~'This ordlnance." he said,
"may save the taxpayers $100,000 a y~
in police manhours." At a fee of $8 per
year' it could also cost ·the taxpayers
much more than thaL
College textbook conflict
Incidentally. the number of rtanhours
cited represents barely more than two
full-time policemen for one year. Even
including the operational cost of the
equipment used, it would seem Stipe has
greatly exaggerated the cos~ of
responding to the alarms, false or
otherwtse.
BUT THE crowning idiocy of the
.:>rdinance is contained in a statement by
Slipe pledging "The funds collected are
;ill to be spent on enforcement of the
ordinance."
Talk about "conflict of interest" -
here I am right in the middle of one. It
seema that a conaortlum of nine major
book publishers is suing New York
University for oopyright infringement,
and meana buaineas.
The ~chool .• along with ~
~> IYlllY Ulm
everywhere, has been photocoptl:.:~
booka and parts of books and uatnc
aa clulroom t.exu, Without paytnc any
copyright fee9 to the publi»len of thae
boob.
The textbook pub)Wlera are up ln
arma, and ao an the authon, who feel
they are beina cheated out of their ~htful royaldel on IAI• of dtime boob.
They ... that thia widelDre9d pncdce
ta no more than a form of lfterary '*89'·
Here I am, with two of m.y pe~
med ln coUe8e ca--arid two of my abildren ln cOllep. A. an author, I ,._.,
the losa in Income U my work l•
photocopied and uHCI '" claaat aa • ~t I ..-nt the hundredl ol doUuw
my chlldrta mve h..s to pq for boo1m UMIJ me a ._.. manw and tblr\ .....Uy
dlDrd.
A hMvy bllcklMit ol ...... II whit
k••P• many _pua.ll1hert alive and t1oul1lhilw. ..... IMftY .--.. ln .,. ...
tobacco I nd tweed Jackett. Some
textbook auihors. indeed, have made
fortunes out of their works ovftr the
ye&r1, aellina tens of thousands of copies
e.ach semester. It cettairily aeems unfair to deprive
the.e authon of the legitimate fruits of
t heir labors . and to deny the
entrepreneurs their portion of profit. •
The whole purpoee of the international
copyright laws is to protect against such an-violations.
ON THE OTHER hand, It seems
egually unfair that college gudents (or,
IMlt likely, their parents) have to pay
such staaerina 1\UDI each quarter or aeD*ter~ for "required" reedln& they
may not be requlred to conl\llt ever ~aln. My dau1ht.er'il book b61l at the ~ard Co-op would feed • Mormon
family for a month.
Surely aome adjustment can be
w«ked out., ao thet a mucb Nduced f9'
can be pakl for th.-r::::i:r *'8. reliev1nl the 811Mients burden
and a& ihe IUIMI time mm...-ttna the publllhen and autbon for \om of the ma.nu. It _. ~U.. to have to
buy • $UI '°°" In order '° l&Udy OM releYant cha,_ CW pill OM ... ...,. exam. . eou..-haw an _...tlan to~ ' mawial~• ct..p&, .nd ......,..tly •
tb• can. Hpeclall1 -1..ivan today'• tutdan ,.._ 1lblllt1n haYe abllldan to l'IC .... that •
non·proflt IMl&tutlon lbciialtl DO\ be
trMtiMI Ulm • ...., lnUI. M ~ a&and, th• tew""tMacb I ..U on my .,. ... .o.-~..-.
In plain words then the money
ooUected by lhe Cees will be Wied, not to
apprehend burglars, but to catch up with
those who haven't obtained a pennit for
their alarm sysleml. The homeowner
becomes the criminal in thia .system
which is kindred to a cat-rat factory. The
fee 15 charged 10lely to provide funds to
enforce the collection of them. So It
won't provide better police protection. it
won't even benefit any other part of \M
city treasury. You can be •Ure it will
create the need a for ..aome mort
bUJ'NucraUc jobe for people to file the
tJ>ennits and chal!e doWn thme without
pennita. No wonder people have .becomf
.dillUat.ed with aoyernment.
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TELEVISION
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84
0e
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Knoll'• &rry Farm unveil•
plan• /or 18 mllllon,
/lve-acre Camp Snoopy.
Pase B4.
Dr. Gayle Roberta ia
coneemed that the pelican•
are loeing their artificial
beaks .
Seeking a pelican beak that works
Mutilated Califomia brown pelican• may have to 1pend the rest of tlleir lives
in eapth•ity. f
The sairi t that's
soni.etimes a devil
VANCOUVER, Wash. (AP) -
Sclenti1t1 believe Mount St.
Helena' latest o6zing eruption la
continuing, but a blanket of
cJouda awaddl.lng the volcano waa
keeping geoqista away from the
at.eamina crater.
Low-level ael1mic activity,
occasional rock f.U. from the
lava dome inllde the crater and'
minor 1a1 eruptions are
continulna, aald Thom C.orcoran.
U.S. Forest Service 1pok.e9rnan.
He aald that "aa far aa we
know," the r~laUvely mild
eruption conUnuee, but ldentllta
can not conf1nn that without a
kdl into the craier.
The ratrlded IOne around the YOkano rwma1ned cloeed and the
pumpl.na station at Spttt Lake
lhut down.
Reed1np taken by ldentlsta In
the crater showed the twellil\I ol
the dome that preceded the
eruption appeared to have
· 1topped, Mld Steve Brantley,
U .I". Geolo1tcal Survey
.,._ •• t1an nndst. ,
~ .,... umun whM\
-~~.dr. s-tY ~. .. =-:f u:;'~oot~.:h
Ii an ane .au.ttered &1
several steam and gaa exploalona
last week.
''A.her an extrulion begins, the
cha.nee of an exploalve blast la
reduced," Brantley said. "But it
la ltill a pcmbility ...
No explosions or mudflowa
have been reported dwinl the
eruption.
After 161 days of quiet, Mount
St. Helena rumbled to llle las\
W~y and Thunday when
two explosions .ent 1team and
uh about two mllee above the
8,636-foot crater rim and 1parked
a mudflow, remnant.I of which
reeched Splrtt Lake, eome four
ml1ea away frCJm the crater.
The hiatus bad bHn the
lon1est since the southwest
Wuhinaton volcano aprans to
llle in March 1980.
The USGS and the Uniwnlty
of Wa1hln1ton predict• the
mountain wW 1n1pt within two
weeks, and warn1 of the
pcmibtllty of ~ve blanl.
The main concem 11 that a atronc erul)Uon <lOUld melt the
10 to U·foot IDOYiDldl tn tlw cr.-.r, touchms oft mudnowl
tblt would --Spait i..a. The -.-.,,..,caon on May
11, 11eo left oe P90Dle dMd or ~1nw1ec1 iao 1qun ma. ~ md .it aa Mb doud
around the world.
·BY JOEL C. DON o<IM Delly ..... 1wr
Four months ago, the
tranquility of Dana Point's
harbor area was shattered by the
discovery of several mutilated
Calilornia brown pel!cans
A fisherman was believed to
have taken vengeance on the
ou g , endangered birds,
· king off their upper beaks in
a on that left them alive but
unable to steal anchovy bait from
boat tanka.
Their fate, however, was a
slow, lingering death by
starvation.
Lucldly. the blrda were spotted
quickly and given refuge at
Crown Valley Animal Hospital in
Laguna Niguel, where they are
hand-fed a diet of maclterel and bonito laced with vitamin and
mineral supplement.a.
But the pelicana may ba'-'e to .. ,. ..-Ml the r...i of their lives in capUvtty. Attempts to surp:ally
attach artificiaf beaks molded
from flberglua have failed. 11\e
prosthetic devices have dropped
off alter the remaining beak stub
unexpectedly rotted away froll)
the attachment.
"We're not nearly as optimlatic
as we were when we started
out," a aid Crown Valley
veterinarian Gayle Roberts. ''It'•
real, rul doubtful that we'll be
able to get aomethlng on their
beak.a that will allow them to
dive into the ocean to catch fish.
"Maybe new technology will
come. We're optimistic about
'their survival, but pessimistic
about their beina returned to the
wild." .
Efforta to find a way to spare
the pelicans from a life of
continement began 9000 after the
mutilated blrda were found. A
team of vet.erinariana, led by Dr.
Robert Rooks of Fountain Valley,
devised a technique using
atainlees steel plates, 8Cl'eW11 and
a powerful bone cement called
methyl methacrylate.
Neverthe)em, three of the four
Artificial beaks· are proving to be uneucceuf ul.
fiberglass beak replacementa
have fallen off. Pinocchio, the
first pelican to have prosthetic
aur~ry, a till baa bla beak
becau.. pim extend from the
fiberalMI device into tbe bird's skull. But Pinocchio'• rema1nlng
upper beak stub ii rotting aw•"/·
· And the technique used on
Pinocchio wouldn't work on the
other birds in · the animal
hospital's "pelican· ward,"
Roberta said.
Hospital workers are now
caring for 14 mutilated blrda plus
an auortment of pelicans
suffering from problems
unrelated to the maiminga.
Another bird, Jamie, ii at Sea
World in San Dlego and 'six
pelicara have died as a result of
their injuries. , :·
'"Ille major problem ii we're
still not 1ure how th~ natural pelic.an beak growa," Roberta
aald.
She said die pelican beak ii
made of bone covered by a layer
of keratin, the tough fibrous
material f o und in human
fingemaila.
'the deterioration of the
keratin layer and booe may be a
reault of atrell from the artifidal
beak attachment, loa of blood
supply to the remaining beak
atub, infection or other problema, Roberta said. .
"The keratin will deterionte
to a certain extent over time but
the main ~ ii the bone,"
ahe added. ''The bani& cement hM
been u9ed on human bones but
we don't ·know enough about
bird bones. We need to find a
materiaf that the bone can
adhere to rather than retract
from.''
Advice and technical
1ugge1fions have come from
throughout the world as a result
of the publicity generated by the
pelican mutilations. More often
than not. apparent 10lutiona have
already been ruled out by the Lasuna Niguel veterinary teem.
"Everybody who calla thinks
their material ii the best to use,
but they don't know what we've
done," Roberta said.
The surgeons believe 1pecial
dental adhesives may prevent
the bone deterioration, though
they 1till don't expect the beeb
to hold permanently. Their aim
now la to find a technique that
won't damage the beek atwnp.
In the meantime, Roberta is
encouraged that Jamie baa
returned to his feeden at Sea
World after e9Caplna to make an
airborne tour of Mliaion Bay. ,
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"They all slipped at the same time."
flMA IOMlfCI
AT WJT'S END
Valentine's Day aeems as appropriate a
time as any to aak, "Where have all the men gone?"
It's been awhile al.nee I've shopped, but every
woman I've encountered doing the singles scene has
confim1ed that eligible men have become aa extinct
as the whooping crane.
The dating famine aeems to have hit the ~5-30
age pup the ll.a.rdest. No one knows why. ·
Logf.at:lcally apeakina, th.la la the way the figures
1 add up. In 1955: 2,073;-'719 boy babies were born.
Out of that number, 872,638 died in war, accident.
or natural cauaes, leaving 1,201,081.
Now It .geta at:lcky. Since 10 percent of every
thousand get married and 5 percent of every
tbouaand get divorced, you can uswne 15 percent
of this total are marrying and divorcing one
• another, leaving 1,020,919.
A survey recenUy estimated that homoaexuals
represented posaibly 10 percent of the males, which
brings the eligibles down to 1,010,710.
· Of the little over a million eligibles roamins
: around, 5 percent don't know their sign and don't
·even care. Another 5 percent are tied to their
: mothers by a food fixation and would never give
: that relationship up for a girl. They prefer to hang
: out with their handball buddies.
A whopping 20 percent are searching for a girl
in the traditional role who will pick up his clothes,
run his bath, burn her fingers shelling his
three-minute egg, run his errands, bear him a child
every year, look like a fashion model, tend his needs
when he ia aick, and hold down a full-time job
outside the home to mak.e payments on his boat.
Twelve percent are perenrua.J 9Choo1boys who
take two classes a semester, have changed their
major 13 times and feel they cannot risk a
commitment until they're out of school.
Fifty-five peroent of today's eligible men have
gone underground for lack of money. "Hell.o" i.s a
luxury. "I'm buying" i.s a line they only remember
from an old Bogart movie.
Let's see, what'a left? A conservative 3 percent.
Hey, that means there are 17 men out there who
are your basic healthy, traditional males who still
believe in conversation, time to know one another
and are not threatened by new attitudes.
Juat sit still, guys. Don't move! Have I got
282,000 girls for you!
DEAR DR. STEINCROBN: I waa a chronic
complainer when I had no reason to be. I kept
telling my firenda there'• too much being written
lately about osteoporoeh. I've not only aeen it in
your column, but in magaz:inea, books and even on
TV. But the complainta have come to l'008t.
Low and behold, \h.ia apparently impregnable
woman (me) who has oomi.dered henel1 to be in
excellent phyaical condition at age 47, suddenly
finda herself under treatment for what?
Osteopormia!
A few weeks ago I complained of a nagging
b@ckache that would not go away. I waa eent to an
ortbopedt.t. You'll guem what X-rays showed. I
have a compression fracture of my apine. So, I
consider myself chut:t.ed. Keep writing about
osteoporosis ao women will realize that It's a danger
they'd better be aware of. -MRS. Y.
DEAR MRS. Y: Don't 1eel guilt-laiden. For
example, people who complain there's 100 much
being written about heart dlaeue, fa.ncer and
arthritis alng ln tune with you when they are
•
GOlll 01 lllDGI
ev CHARLES H OOR N ANO OMAR SHARIF
.... ' Q.l -Both vulntrable. 11
South you hold:
•AIUU ~AJI OQH •H
The blddln1 hu proceeded:
What action do you take?
want U> play the hand. Rid
one heart. That promlH•
not.h ln1 In the way ot
1tren1th-lt •Imply tell•
partner that you have a
etronr preferenu tor htart1
over any other 1ult.
let partner chOOH. ly and ltavtt ll up to partner
to make a mo••·
S..Ua W•et N.nll Eut
I• DW. MWt I •
' Wh.at action do you take'/
A.-If you answered that
you don·~ know , )'OU are
rl1ht1 Partner h11 proml1ed
another bid with hla redou·
ble. If ht doea not have a
1pade m. your bt•t reault
could be obtained by dou
bUng the enemy, even at a
low level. Pa11, and allow
partner to make the decl1lon.
A.-Vou have a minimum
takeout doublt, and there 11
only one way to ahow
that-you mu1t PH• at thi1
turn. It you ralMd to two
1padea, you a.re ahowlnr
about an ace more than you
aet.ually hold. Q.•-Both vulnerable, 11
South you hold:
Q.5-Bot.h vulntntble. u
South you hold:
•KQS <='A&f 0 4 ... •JU
The blddlnr ha• proceeded:
Nwtlt Eut IMla
I+ I o t
What do you bid now?
A. -A CUt·bld of two heartt
would be acceptable, biat it
would be oiar ttcond choice,
btcautt you ml1ht have trou·
bit lattr In the auction con·
vlncln1 partner that you
have a flat hand with two
bltart 1top1>4Jt1. We feel that
•lam It unlikely uni"• part·
ner hu more than a
mlnJmum openln1 bid. Had
EHt pu1td, you would bavt
re1ponded three no tr)lmp,
we 1uggeat that you 1hould
•till make, that bid -It
d11cribe1 your holdi!'g exact·
Q.f -At outh, vulnerable,
you hold: •1 'i:'ANI OlQlotU •Je
Partner open• the blddln1
with one no trump. What do
you rt1pond?
Q.l -A1 South, vulnerable,
)'OU bold: •. uaa <:>ti OKMI •AST
The bi~dlnt h11 proceeded:
Eut 8Mdl w .. t Nerda
I ~ DW. P ... 1 •
Q.1-Neither vulnerable. a•
South you hold:
•I <:> JIWI O 91U • 7tl
The blddinr ha• proeeedtd1
Wet& N~ Eu& .....
1+ DW. IAaet
What action do you take?
A.. -It you elected to pHa,
you nttd t.o brueh up on your
baalc blddJnr theory. There
I• • dltUDct da.npr that, u
you take DO action, partner
wlJJ run to one 1pade, and
that 11 hardly where you
• 8151 ~ K.lta 0 715 • 94.
Th• blddlnr ba1 proceeded:
Wt1& N..-da l:ut s .. t.
I+ DW. Mble 7
What action do you take?
A. -The la•t problem should
eteer you to the rlrht. an1wer
to thl1 one. Despite fhe fact
that you have two honore In
heartt, you cannot be 1ure
that you want. to play the
hand In that •train. Since you
have 1upport for all three un·
bid eulu. you want to play In
partner'• beet 1ult. Paa1, and
A.-We would not fault you
fl'e&tly ii you elected to jump
to three diamond•, but that
runa the riak ot 'l'IHlnJ a 4·4
heart apol. Wt would 1tar1
with two cluba-the Stay
man Convention. II opener
doe• not ehow a heart 1ult
we would make one mort
move with three diamond•
That leaves open all our op
tlon• -we can play In nc
trump. heart.a or diamond•
and we have alao mt.de a mild
try for alam.
This shopping list filled with love
DEAR ANN LANDERS~ I'lNM .rive me-and
millions ol your faithful r;eaden a Vilentine and
rerun the attached column. I don't know of
anything I have read betore or since that haa made
a stronger impact on me. Much love to you, Ann. -
CUPID'S BOW IN GARDEN CITY, KAN.
DEAR BOW: I liked It, too.
DEAR ANN : I am flat broke from
overspending at Christmu time. But I need to go
shopping again soon because I am completely out of
self-respect. I've aaid things I wish I could take back
and I am not feeling too good about my.elf.
I also wan t to exchange a carton of
aeli-rlghteousnesa for an equal amount of humility.
I hear it la less expensive and weara well. And
while rm at It, I'm going to check on tolerance and
see if there la any available In my size. .
I must remember to try to match my patience
with the little I have left. My nelghbor ia loaded
with it and it looka awfully good on her. I was told
the same department has a repair ahop for mending
integrity. Mine haa become frayed around the ~es
from too much compromising. U I don't g~t it
refurbiahed soon, there won't be any left.
I almoe1 forgot the most important thing of all
-compassion. If I see aome -no matter what the
color, size or shape -I'm going to stoek upneawy
regardle!l\of the price. I have run out of It so many
times and l always feel.ashamed when It happens.
I don't know why It haa taken me so long to get
around to shopping for these Items. They don't cost
nearly as much as some of the frivolous things I
bought at Christmas time, and I'll get a lot more
satisfaction from them.
Yes. I'm going shopping today and I can leave
my checkbook and credit cards at home! The things
I'm looking for have no price tags. What a joy! -
PUEBLO, OOLO.
POTSHOTS
BY ASHLEIGH BRILLIANT '----. .
j thtttk 3 am ln so~tkin_<J
called loVi
T
-with. ~~thittc9
called !f'>U.· .
rou1 HIAlTH
DA. PETER J. STEINCROHN
diagnosed with one of theee dl.ieum. It'a true that
when "lllneta strikes home," people are thankful
for all the information they can get.
Ia oeieoporosis Important? c.omider that one
estimate ls that 15 million people (at leut 75
percent of them women) have \h.ia condition in
which bone mw la not up to par and bone beooonea
fragile. One-third of theee people suffer from apinal
crush fractur"a. And another 200,000 auffer hip
fractures which cauae almoat 20,000 deatba
annually. Being aware of the condition, docton can
treat It early and prevent aerioua complications. A
combination of estrogen treatment, vitamin D and
calcium, and regulated exerclle spark.a hope for
preventive therapy.
-------------·-one of them lookt ltke me. -PAYME~T
DEFERRED IN RIVERSIDE
uatS.
DEAR PUEBLO: I bope yoa find loa1 llDea at
all tlaoae couten. So. many people need tU ltema
yoa laave meatloned aad are ID ao laarry to get
tbem.
DEAR ANN LANDERS: Sooner or later
everyone who reada your column sees him or
heraelf, If they are honest. Well, lou hit me right
between the eyes the other day. am referring to
the woman who wu oppoeed to her beautiful
daughter'• marriage ~ly min becauae she
wanted gorgeous grandchildren.
When I waa young and fooliah, I had the same
fdea -only it waa the other way 'round. I wu
short, heavyset, had an underalung jaw and hair
like wire -definitely no beauty. I we.nt to a lot of
trouble to acquire a tall, alender, blond husband. We
-had four tall, slender, blond l!bUdren---a
· beautiful like their father.
Today I have nine grandchildren, and every
• llOIOSCOPf
BY SIDNEY OMARA
Tlle9day,F~li .
ARIES (March 21-April 19): Your tlmlng la
fine tuned -you'll be at right place and popularity
will aoar. You'll be aware of apparel. body image.
TAURUS (April 20-May 20): A meeting 11
arranged backstaira. Focua on detalla, amall print,
ability to perceive meanings aa written between
lines. · -
GEMINI (May 21-June 20): Personal
magnetlml plays key role. Charisma now means
more than factual data. Know It, dres for occasion.
make direct appeala.
CANCER (June 2l~July .22): Major domestic
adjustment rat.ea high -focus alao on business,
career, partidpation in community or charitable
project.
LEO (July 23-Aug. 22): Define terms, plan
ahead In connection with travel, education,
diaaertatlon auociated with in ternational law.
VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22): Focus on
DEAR RIV: At I tald before. 1eaedc rHlette la a bJply upredlciable game.
DEAR ANN LANDERS: Pleue print my open
letter to the Other Woman. It would make my day.
Dear Whoever You Are: Come and get the
jerk. He I.a all yours, If you atill want him: But
pleaae be aware that you may be the alxth, 19th,
21st or 88th. I never bothered to keep count.
This man ls obeeaaed with new conquests. Yet
he is extremely eager to p~nt himsel1 to the
world aa a respectable married man (33 yean), an
adoring father and a devoied grandfather. He runa
a very aucoeaaful boainem .na ia active in church
and dvic affaln ..
He la aly u a fox1 a fint-6aas liar and a Dr.
Jekyll-Mr. Hyde to the 10th power. I have
managed to keep from aolna completely crazy with
the help of a wonderful therapist. electro-abodt
treatments and carefully monitored medJcaUon. The
laat 33 yeara have been devoted to maklna
lemonade out of the lemon. Strained. yes. Bitter, no. Let me know 11 you want me to P9Ck hia bao. It
would be my pleasure. -SUN IT ALt: IN
TENNESSEE
DEAR TEN: Be IODdt like • Mlao'Oie •• ,
condolences for wlaat yom've end.red &Dd my
coagntuladoDt oa a dell1lalfal seue of lalJDOr.
production, financial structure and emotional
involvement with individual who aided in paat.
Emphasis also on money whlch is actu ally
controlled by others.
LIBRA (Sept. 23-0ct. 22): Reallze that a
transaction is finished -don't dull Impact by
• lingering. Spotlight on legal affairs, public
relations, poealble partnership.
SCORPIO (Oc:\. 23-Nov. 21): Get l'elldy for new
atart, lnnovatlona, added independent:e, and
necessity for being eelf-reliant. Accent a1ao on basic
issues, emplo)'1'Df!t'lt, petf, dependent&
SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22-Dec. 21): Emotiom
dominate logic -f<>C\Q on romance, speculation.
children, variety and a lucky streak .. You'll regain
sense of direction.
CAPRICORN (Dec. 22..Jan. 19): Practical i1aues
dominate, including property values and domestic
adjustment. Some restrictions are neceuary -
"8llze that a delay could actually be proverbial
bl~ in diaguiae. .
AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 18}; Short trip couJd
be on agenda. Status quo ii shaken -emphuia on
mesaqea, calla and an a,reement involving restJem
relative.
PISCES (Feb. 19-March 20): Written message
or call Involve. finandal aecurity. Lunar emphasis
· on payments, Interest rates, collectiona and a credit line. -
lf'"'you're In Business,
you. should be In
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Unitedr American Bank
of Knoxville closed
KNOXVll.LE. Tenn. (AP) -Unit.cl Ammcan
Bank of Kno1'villt wu cloeed today by T~ 8ulk1na Commillfoner BWy Adama t>*la'--of .,lattt and unuaual io..."
The announeetoent came alwr a ten. of leCT'tt
meetinp by oUJdalt dUl'lnc the weekend to .,.U.tAi
a ~let' to MW the bank.
UAB--Knoxvtllt, with ..... of nMrly t780 mWJon
and depol!ta of about t590 rnillJon, ll KnoxvlU•'•
lar.aest bank and TennHH•'• ttcond-lar1Ht
11.ate-charlend bank.
New1paper report• have placed the 1lze of
UAB-KnoxvUJe'• loan lcmea at nMW than ~O mWJon.
Dollar gains; gold lower
LONDON (AP) -The U.S . dollar rc.e apiJwt
most ro.jor currencin In early European tradl~
today, while gold prkes drifted lower.
Currency traders aald the dollar may have
received 1upport from expectatlona that U.S. Interest
rates mtsht edae hJCher in the weeb ahead. The Federal Reterve Board baa reported that all
three main meaaurea of the U.S. money supply roee
aharply in January, but credit analyata were 1pllt on
whether the money growth wat exceaalve and
whether it precluded the Fed from promoting lower
interest rates. >.. interest rates rise and fall, so do yield.I of
d.6llar-denomlnated investments. That oft.en railes and
lowers demand for dollars over other currendet.
Mortgage rates hold I ast
By Tile A1t0etated Preti •
The billions of dollars de{>C?tited in the new
money-market savings and checking account.a mean
more money for mortgages, but lenders say borrowers
won't eee any big drop in interest rates in the near
future.
"There la no question that the new account.I
represent an abUJty to generate a lot of money," said
Leonard Shane, chairman of the U.S. League of
Savings Institutions. ''But we have to have a learning
curve. We muat learn the behavior pattern of t.he9e
aocounta." ·
Shane, who alao ia chairman of the board and
ch ief executive officer of Mercury Savings of
Huntington Beach explained that lenders do not know
how stable the new accounll wW be. Will cuatomen
leave their money on deposit u interest rates change
or wW they awitch their funds in and out, from one
account to another?
Shane aald there is no doubt that 10me of the
money wW be loaned out aa mortgages. "But on a
dollar-for-dollar basis, no way." '
Mortgage rates already have come down from
their peak of around 18 percent, and Shane said the
increued availability of funds will help stabilli.e the
market -and interest rates.
By Tiie Alsoclat.ed Preti
Selected world gold prices today:
Loadoa morning fixing $500.50 off $4.00.
Loodoa afternoon fixing $500.50, off $4.00.
Parl1 afternoon fixing 1503.38, off $4.50 .
Frukfar1 fixing $501.25, oft $5.74.
Zarlcb late afternoon $500.00 bid, off $4.25;
-~01 .00 asked.
Budy &r Ranno (only daily quote) $500.50, off
$4.00.
En1ellaard (only daily quote) $500.50, off $4.00.
Eagelllard fabricated (only daily quote) $625.53,
off $4.20.
NY Comes gold spot month Fri. $504.10, up $0.50.
Meta#
NEW YORK (AP) -Spot nonferrous metal
price9 today:
Copper 79 ~-82 cents a pound, U.S. destination&.
Lead 20 ~ -23 cents a poW1d.
Zinc 40 cents a pound, deliv"'9(l.
TlD $6.5164 Metal.a week oompolllte lb.
Alamt.Dam 76 cents a pound, 'N. Y.
Silver $14.500 per troy ounce, Handy & Hannan
only dally quote.
Mercary $335.00 per flaak.
PlattDam $475.00-$481.00 merch. troy ounce, N.Y.
Silver
Handy and Harman. $14.50 per troy ounce.
DOING
BUSINESS
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• Orange Collt DAIL V f'ILOT /Mondtly, '*'*Y 14. 1 ..
Marion Knott shows model of n ew Camp Snoopy to be opened this
year at Knott's Berry Farm.
Berry Farm unveils ·
$8 million addition
Snoopy has found a pennanent home at
Knott's Berry Farm with the unveiling__ of ·
a new $8 million, five-acre Camp Snoo&tarea.
Duplicating the natural eetung of · omia's
High Sierra, the addition will increase the
amusement park's area 2~ percent and add 30 new
rides, shows and attractions.
There was a definite philoeophy in the design
of Camp Snoopy. Knott's general man.ager Terry
Van Gorder said. "It Is designed for the entire
family to enjoy together in a natural eetting.
Families will be able to interact much more in
Camp Snoopy than Is poaible in rnoet other
amusement parks." '
Although the area waa created for children
and will be, the Knott family believes, "the best
children's amusement area in the world," the
rides have been carefully eelected so that in most
cases, parents can enjoy them with their children.
Marion Knott, who has traditionally watched over
the entertainment side of Knott's Berry Fann for
the family, puta it this way, "Camp Snoopy is for
the young but al80 for the young at heart."
Along with the preeervation of the old trees,
every care has)>een taken to make Camp Snoopy
an adventure in nature. Natural wood.a have been
used in construction and plastica eachewed, while
a Ferris wheel Is eet naturally amid trees and
shrubs.
Streams run through Camp Snoopy, emptying
into a large lake, upon which sail two river
steamboats.
An animal farm full of domestic animals and
birds sita by a pond full of gold, red, lilver and
black Japaneae Carp on one aide and a
donkey-powered carousel on the other.
Camp Snoopy's 30 new rides, shows and
attractions are as diverse aa a kiddy roller coaster;
pedal cars on a figure eight path; the Red Baron
plane ride; King of the Mountain climb; Tubs of
Fun; a miniature train that winds ita way all
around the Camp Snoopy lagoon and throuah a
realistic Rocky Divide; and even radio controlled
boats and can that can be operated by visitors.
Aus tralia's biggest star The entire Camp Snoopy area carmot be 8eeD
, from any one vantage point in the area. It unfolds from P eeks kill, NY as guests roam through its natural winding paths.
HOLLYWOOD (AP) -Mel Git.on,
emerging as Australia's biggest movie star, is from
Peekskill. As in New York.
Gibeon oortrayed the new urban Australian
in "Gallipoli'' and is an Australian journalist in
"The Year of Living Dangerously."
The 27-year-old actor moved to Auatralla
with hla family when he 12. He said, "I've atUl
got my Ame.rlcan paaaport, of coune. I'd never
give that up. But equally I won't give up living in
Australia. I have a great life. lt'a a great country."
GiQec>n was in thia country to promote hia
new movie and to consider oUera from American
producers. He said, "I'm a terrible ~tinator.
It takes D'\t! ages to make up my mind. I'd like to
work here, of coune, but only if the work ia food·
U the work is good, I don't mind where I go.'
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NEW YORK Aftt>r a w k
watchln1 All MacOraw aklm
annoylnaly over every moment
of nrln1 or foellna ln "The
Wlnda of War," It'• refrt.'tlhtna to
aee Ann-Margret 1tv• dlanlty
and love to a 1uprem•!)'
cour.,.eoua wocmin ln \he ABC
movie. "Who Will Love M y
Children?"
lAve My Children?" la• buoyant
tl\m becllu.. of Ann·M•r1n.i On
her dramat&c TV debut), • 1eript
by Michael Bortman, and
dlr ctlon by John lrman
("Roota").
Th film t'Onlll~ntly ~n\I
tho pcelt.lvo -even to tho point,
IOl'nttimel. of t.oo much pef"ION1
h roles. Althou1h Luelle la d)'lna
of cancer, the atory ecrupuloualy
avolda phyakal pain, deblUtaUon
or any death acenes.
10\h rhlld, ancl her huaband
urlvH Juel In llmo. Ivan
(Frederk: l'ormst) ll not • bad
man He lov hla famlly, but hla
alcohollam and arthrltl1 are
relawct tortuf"f!I thal make hlm
unreliable and Incapable of
rallini 10 ktd1 aton .
When Ludie lMmll ahe need.I
a mutectomy, Mt' flnt reectJon la
how will lvan f"lt Selflah la not
part of her vocabulary.
The movie, baaed on a true
incident from the 19~0.. focuses
on Lucile Fray, an I owa
hou.ewife who, reallzing she ll
dying from cancer, endeavors to
flnd adoptive homes for her 10
children.
The specter of Impending
death for two hours would seem
a real downer. but "Who Will
Many 1tamorou1~olo1 are
going to younaer atari: lO. to ,et
work, actrelM!S must ~tch their
abUlUes and aenalbllillet1. When we flral aee Ann-Mar1ret, 'lh•
took.a frumpy and haggard -u
distant from her Laa Vegaa act u
possible.
Neither II deception. When the
cancer 1preada, ahe dl1h81 out
aome honeaty, alona wl th the
macaronl and cheeeo at dlN\er. ln
a manipulative acene that la
auccelllul becau.e of tho actreea'
alncerity, Lucile t.ella the chlldren
about the future without her.
Lucile is aboul to deliver her
Somehow. 1he managee to 1tay
compo1ed , even when one
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~ 1:001•• NEWS OHAAUE'S ANGELS
The Angels .,..11a1 In the
Army 10 ln~tlgat• the
nuder of a WAC recoilt Cl POHT 18 ENOUGH
Susan keepa h« pregt1an-
cy problemS from Merle
When hll car-takes a
leap IOfW11td. (Part 1)
• THREE'S COMPANY.
ClvltsY falls '°' .,.. older
111¥1 Ille met In a SO pet·
matttet
• HAWAII FIVE~
A 7-yew-old murder CAM
11 reopened a11et a public!·
ty-hungry crime writer
finds the remains of the
young Ylc:lim
• OVEAEASY
Guest: entertalne< Ma•
Sh<>wallet. (R) 0 G AMENCAHSTOAY
"The First Ametleens"
(() C88NEW8
Bob Newhart, aa Dick
Loudon, must 'prepare
lunch for a group of
convicts on tonight's
episode of "Newhart, H at
9:30 on KNXT (2).
di A8CNEWSQ
CftH8CNEW8 6D ANOTHER LIFE
(UlMOVIE * * * "LOW In The Altlll'· noon" ( 195 7) Gary Cooper
Audr9Y ~. A ~tee·
live'• deughllll' becomeS
lntetesled In • bachelof
from her lather'• Ille and
N1$ out to lolrtgue him
UO CJ) 000 COUPLE o.car arranoee tor Fetix 10 co-an lnterMtiOMlt
·-tllng mateh. I ~CAVETT
G~t: caMn Trlllff\ (RI
I!) OCEAJIAJS: TH£
MARINE EHVIAOHMENT
(l)CftNEWS 9 8AAKEY Miu.ER
Right alter Dietrich
embark• on • personal
camp81gn 10 avoid ell
women. the sq'*' room
~ lllled wfth gor-
cell glrla.
ROMANCE THEATRE
6;40 VIEWSf8 CHOICE.
7:00 C88 NEWS
H8CNIEWS
HAPPY DAYS AGAIH
Fonzte acir-to watoo
over the pregnwit wile of I
friend who le out ol town ·~NEWSQ
DtMY goee to the pOOl-
houM to llnd ChMlet: Burt ~ ....,., of drlnlllng ""*' l"8 c;laltnl the beby II flying wOUNI his room,
the governor au 8or1 10
"'" for the s.nate. i =-8 COMPAHY
The thr.-c>IM eccldental-
ly Ml their MW llndlord'I
tumltur9. ··~WILO A90RT Cl) P.M. MA0AZJNE
An lnteolew wfth VeleOe
Benlnelll end her lluabend.
rod! 1tM Eddie VWI Helen.
two 110-yHr·old• who
remwry attet 1 dlYOroe
aod ~it• marneo-ltl EHTERT AINMEHT
TONIGHT M lnttirvlew wllh Ann·
Mergret: a loolt beck at
·'The AtMty Grifmh Show "
• PATIOOHE
VAL!NTIHE'8 OAY
SPECIAL
Oueela Debbie MCLeod
end Eddie Halltly tiara of
.. Mother Life" wilt entet-
laln wlttl en hoUr ol verlely
end~ (C)MOYIE * * * * "Herold And
Maude" ( 1117 1) Aulh GOf •
don, 8ud Con. M ~
old women mMta .,.. 1t-
yMf-old boy obaNMd
wl1h cleeth lft. lunerll I*·
tor. end prooeedt to teedl
him IN er1 of IMng end
l<Mng. 'PG' !:"'' CHOICe * * * "8wemc> Thing"
( 19112) Adrienne 8llfbNu
LOUIS JourdWI A brllft.1\1
·-ch 94;1entlll c:on-
CX>C11 a remetkat>le Ule-
1trengthenlng po1ion tnat
1urna him '"to a heroic
monetet after he 11 nNt1y
killed In the deStructlOn ol
hls iaboratory •PG'
7:30 fl 2 OH THE TOWN
F~ the llllnd, Body
and Spifit "-tlvll: MW
uniMll clOthlng. l\otM·
mede n*l-..P -•ec-
tured lrOm food.
8 QI FMotll Y FDJ0
LAVERNE I 8HtAl£Y
&COMPNl'f
Carmine trtee tor the role
ol a bOXet In a movie.
8 EYEOHLA.
FNtured a proflle !>f Ar>n-
Mwgret; a report on Ch<>C·
olete; • look at lnllclellty
I MADAME'S P\ACE
WKRP IN CIHOHNA TI
Mr. Cer11on'a wife
announces lhet atie i.
pregnant.
• TIC TAI; OOUOH
• MACHBl / l..BMER
REPORT
• 8"EAK PMVtEW8
Nell Glbler Ind Jeff•9Y
Lyona noat an lnfom>atl\/e
IOOll et wtl•t'• ,_ et the
rrlO'tlel.
Cl) LIE OETECTOR di YOU A8KB> FOR fT
FNtured: "Ooubta Outc:h
Jutnc> Rope CNmpa'' end ··~ Rkllng Uona.''
(ff) FMOOLE AOCK
Moltey deoldM the Freg.
g1e1 ahouldn't be Ntlno
the oaoz-1• ~ c:on-
str\ICllon work.
CS) THE VAl.£NT1NE'S
DAY TI4AT AlM08T
WA8N'T
Animated. The Slyme lemt-
ty plant to dlet'Upt Vlllen·
1lne'a Dey with their
H.A T E. pollon but Sam
Cupid Nvea the day with I
~ lo\/e ..__
t:OO 8 (I) 8QUAAE PEGS
A cerelr•• 1ub1tltute
teecher shekea up
W--Hlgtt SchOOI a a unu HOUSE:,.
NEW llEGINNlfO
i.-1 blernM Or. Ballet for
the eudden. unexplained
dNth of h« ""°°'" -i MOVIE * * * "Tobruk" ( 1917)
R~ Hudaon. Geofg•
~d. Sfttllh end Oer·
men entl-NIZll blOw up
Qeml.ln flJel eup(>llee In
Tobnlll. e O THAT'S
INCMDt8LEJ
f'eetured: Ann-M1rgret
ett4Jldt IN r~ ol nine
br~----...,.. r1t elrlCe In.if motllw'a
dMttl the ..,ty 1950a;
how r _. lfllned to
play balllelbelt. • ~·· courageou1 comeback
afl• hit brillfl ... ~
eged Ill en aoddaftt: IM
lllngeflOt wturd ol the
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::.:..:;c H~Al~l ll;.;__U STl_ll_S -~-"" _
I KNXT (CBS) Loa An~
KN8C (N8Cl Loa Angelea
KTLA 1lnd ) Lot AngelH
l<A8C·TV(A8C) LOI Angeles
KFM8 (CBS) San Diego
KHJ..TV(lnd) l.01 Angele&
I !<CST (ABC! &tn Diego
KTTV(lnd) LOI An04tlH
!<COP T\' (Ind) LOI Angele•
l(CU·TV 1PBSt Lot AngtlH
tUXE T\' tPBS) HYnltngton Beach
wond. Cl MOVIE * * * "The Hwder They Fall" ( 1956) Humphrey
Bogart, Rod Steiger
A.Qalnll 1119 bell• judg9-
ment. en unemployed
reporter promo•• a theed
(!)'=fight
cn.t• confelMa tMe 11\11-
dellty; C&ro4 and Jodie continue ltielr ~ody bet•
.. Mety .,.. lO ... llw1
ebollt her betJy. e P.M.MAGAZM
An lr'lllf'MW wttn Valef'le
Ber1~ end her huaband.
racll It« Eddie VWI HIMn,
two 110-year-olda who ,_.., ""* a dtYotoe
and .,.,.a. mam.o-
• MOYIE * * * "8attlea1w G.i.ctl· ~ .. (19711) t..ome <Meene.
Richard Hatch A 1P9C11
fleet cerrytng the '-' r~
nenta of human Ill•
ernbal1ta on en 9'lic ~
for a ..-plal'9t to ~
nae.
• mottT\JHE
"God'• Bar*•" Jeellca
s."'1c:tl ,_.. an inv.tio--
tlon ln1o the dMtn of
Rob«1o c.M. hNcl of It•
l'(s Wgalt benk. end Illa
11nU w11t1 IN VetkM end
with P..2, an !legal MQ9I
eodety of rlC:tl and poww-
lul ltllllan Maaona. Q
• NIEJlllCNf
P\.AYHOUSI "Oppenheimer" In th•
pollwllf yeetl, Oppen·
llliil'r* ~one of 1t1e
gowrnment'a IMdlrlCI ._
entlnc eclvlaOR. but Illa
oppoeltlOn to 1111 alk>Ut
"""' ,_ mall• him •
number of powerful ..
mi.. (Part 8) Q
• cou.EOf
8Ml<ETM.LI.
Or9Qon Stet• va USC
®MOYIE *** "Arthur" (1911)
[)udl9y Moore. LIU Mln-
Mlll. Whtie Illa lemlty
eltempta to IOfoe him Into
• ~MQed marn.g.. •
dnlnken, 1tedo11letlc P'eY-
boy , .... In lo¥e with • poor
WC>fklng girt. 'PG.
(l)MOVIE **"' "Shat'ky'I Mechlne" pH 1) Bun Reynold•,
Rachel Wwd. A vice cop
uncovwa ~ 00"-emman t COfNP\lon wtllle
inv.tlglltlng the murder of
a cell gll1. 'R'
~-l'll.THYRICH The Bec:k• we panic·
atrlclcen ""*' they real!%•
theiy cen't pay their prop-
erty \&JI•. (!) OWWA'.t AHGILI
The Angele lnvwtlgata
wM11 1111 electrona firm II hlt~eome~
~ I~ **"'"SMnly'•...,.. ..
(ttl1) lurt Aeynold1,
Aacnll Ward. A *9 cos> ...__.. ~ .,.,.
emmant corruption wtllla
ln~•lt -rnutdet of
I oell Oi'\ 'R'
(I) C•-..MOOM t:M(C)MCMI
••.,. "Th• Po1tmlh
• Al••Y• Alno• Twlc•"
(1Mt) ... NlcNlleon •
.---LMga. A~ woman ftl '* ..,., plot ,. ,...,... '* ~ .. ,..
t:t0e(I) 111•A•t•H
Wlrdl II II ....... to
-... 407111'1 dMlt1IY rlf"'~· .__m•a.-
w.i...~nwerne ...,. ~ "°" 0.. a.ti•·-·--
the tunnleal TV !lube Wld
goofl M* Intended !Of
~bllc viewing. •ltl MOV1I "Who Wll L0\19 My Ch._
dren?" (Premier•) Ann--
M11tgret. Frederic f'orr•t.
A termlnalty 111 lowe woman
lele• It upon hefeall to
find "" and roving 1111'111·
.._ tor Mdl of llw 10 chll-
dren.
I HIALT'HeEAT
OMAT
PPFOAMAHCU
"O.W-In America: Balan-
cl\lne Celebrat• Str8'11n-
lky" ThfM l)alleta chor-
gtaphed by George Salen'..
chine In honOf of Igor
Stravlnlky'• 100lh birth-
day -"Agan" "Vlfla..
tlonl" and "P~"-·
• -pefformed ~ the
New Yortt Chy Ballet.
ID Ff'OHTUNE
"God'a Banller" ""*8
81Mtch hollta en tn-tio--
tlon Into the death of
Roberto Cehll, head of II•·
ty'a largeat benk, and hla
llnlla with the V1tlcan and
with P-2, an Mlegel eecret
eodety ol rich and po.--
ful ltlllan Maeona. Q ewow * * * "HMWrl Cetl Walt" ( 1978) Watren Beetty, Julie
cnrlltle. Attar • pro foot·
ball atat'I ... le pr-
lurely dalmed by WI Inept
angel, the men II OIYlll'I the
body of 1 mllllonalf• lndu ...
trlalltl to continue llYtng In.
'PG'
(%)MOW * * * * "Deya OI ~· en" I 18781 Rleherd Gere.
Brook• Adema. ThrH
vouthlul migrant wortten
-• po1entlal gold mine wnen theiy ..-~
men1 at the vat iapreed of
•wealthy wn..1 tanner.
t:aO II Cl) NEWHART
l<lt1I ... for Dick and
Joenna'• help when ha hU
to go Into the noepttll lot
noM eurgery.
CJ) MOltW ..... "'The S1. v ........
Day Munet•" (tM7)
JMOfl Aobtltda. OeOf99
S9i1al. In the t920a.
unci..WOfld klniJpln Al
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watenouM aleughter of
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Ann-Margret
TUBE TOPPERS
dauahter, mllk coeun1 tw u.-. aaya~ '11'd rath~r «o to b9aven
whh you, Mommy. ,.
ln f ect, one of thti fuw Umee
Lucll• a u emotionally
dllttacted from the bua1n8I of
flndlna new famJUet tor h r klda
la when ah• rallut Ivan'• pain.
While this movte la about hope
and new opportunltJet for the
kida, Ivan la loalna h1I farnJly and
beln& abandoned.
Forrest, who received an Olcar
nomination for "The Ro1e,"
powerfully conve)'9 Ivan'• pliaht.
In one 1cene, he aenaea l\11
aUenation from hla kida. "It'• all
dlaappearina on me," he uya.
The acrlpt'• humor a nd
gentleneu balance• the
KNXT (2) 8:00 -"Square Pegs." A
carefree substitute teacher shakes up
Weemawee High School.
KNBC (4) 9 :00 -"TV's Censored
Bloopers." William Conrad and Wayne
Rogers join host Dick Clark for a look at
some of the funniest TV flubs and goofs
ever int.ended for public viewing.
KOCE (50) 10:00 -"Enterprise." In this
week's "Fired" episode, a despondent
fired executive who must pull hlmself
together and find another job is profiled.
t
The movie la fUled wtth warm
momenta. The de1perate
aituat.lon brtnp out the bett in
everybody. Orie chlld appredat.ea
hJ.I new parenta, yet Uln't ":!f.
to dettgnate them mom and .
The man HY• aoftly that hla
name ll "Alfred."
One of the moat dlUlcult
placemenu la the family'•
epUeptic aon. 'The local welfare
bureaucracy, which tan' t
au pp or tJ v e of Luci le '•
one-woman adoption agency.
wanta him Jnatitutionallzed.
II
M•ter Dei Hl6h llnl1h•
•• Orange County'• No. J
prep baslcet}Jall team. ca.
CIF playoffs: ·Three area teams ho:me
CdM ge~s lucky with flip
Sea Vlew Leaaue co-championt
Elt.anda and Corona del Mar will be
playlna their flrat round CIF 3-A
basketball playoff games on home
floon Friday, meetlna Moreno Valley
(18-6) an.d Rowland (13 -10)
respectively.
f.tanda High 's F.agles, under the
hand of Larry Sunderman, had the
home advantage secured with the
coinflip following their game with
CdM Thunday. but Corona del Mar
also gained a home game with a
coin flip followlnl their game with·
sites for No. 2 entrie..
appear to be enterlna with an
advantage in a1z.e againat Corona del
Mar Coach Jack Errion'• Sea Kinp.
The Raiden rely on 6-4 forward
Richard M81'tlnez and 5-11 guard
Eddie Dominguez for moet of thelr
firepower. M~tinez averaged U .6
points in league play and Dominguez
ecored 14.2 per game.
Jlm Welsh and Greg Jones, 6-3 and
6-2 forwards in the Raiders' offenee,
averaged 11 .6 rebounds between
them. Abo in the starting unit ia 5-11
guard Jim Phillipi, a playmaker. • Larry Sunde~an
El Toro, the league's No. 3 entry in
the 32-team elim inations, is at
Foothi ll, the Century League
champion with an 18-6 record.
South Coast League champion
Capistrano Valley will be at home to
Warren (17-7), while Dana Hills and
Laglina Hills are on the road at Santa
Ana (14-9) and Cerrit.oe (20-4).
John Dahl's Moreno Valley quintet
poe'te<i an 18~ record while finlahlna
third in the Sunbelt League behtna
Palm Springs and Rubidoux (12-8).
. Dahl should ~ familiar with his
task -two years· ago he brought a
22-3 record to the area and alter 24
turnovers and 36 percent shooting
from the floor againat Estancia, he
returned with a 71-52 defeat.
Riverside Poly (24-2), Palm Springs
(22-1 ), Los Altos (19-5) and San
· Gorgonlo (22-2) are the top four aeeda ..
Rich Dutrisac, a 6-0 aenior with a
17 .0 llCOrlng average, paces Foothill's
Century League cbamplona, but a big
mismatch appears to here with !!I
Toro's 6-9 Jeff Arnold going vi.rtUally
unopposed.
The tournament winds up at Long
Beach Arena with the semifinals
·March 3, followed by the finals March
5. Jay Young's Warren quintet
features 6-6 senior Mike Brannon
(See S-A. Page C%)
Rowland, the runner-up to Los
Alt.oe in the Sierra League, doesn't Jack Errion
Muldowney
captures
16th title
POMONA (AP) -Shirley
Muldowney of Mt. Clemens,
Mich., defeated Jody Smart of
San Antonio, Texas to earn the
Top Fuel dragster title Sunday in
the rain-delayed Winternationala
at the Loa Ange les CounJy
Fairgrounds.
Muldowney, the c urrent
Winston world champion, posted
a time of 5.70 aeconda and a top
speed ol 249.30 mila-p.--bour to beat Smart, who WM cJoc:ked in
5.92 aeconds at 251.39 mph.
Muldowney, runner-up at this
National Hot Rod Association
race a year ago, has now won 16
NHRA titles since 1976, eecond
only to Don Garlits' career total
of 21 in the dragster category.
Muldowney, a three-time
world champion, ousted the top
qualifier and race favorite, Gary
Beck of El Toro in the aernif1nala.
She needed her best run to
defeat Bec k, clockinf 5.68
aeconds and a top-speed o 245.90
mph in the quarter-mile run.
Beck. who experienced traction ~ trailed at 5.83 seconds
and 233.16 mph ..
Beck produced the quickest
elapEd time duripg the aecond
weekend of the event. He
'defeate d. Jim Barnard of
Portland in 5.60 seconds and
250.00 mph to Barnard's 5.88
eeconda and 243..24 mph.
Frank Hawley, the reigning
Funny Car world champion,
picked up his fourth career
victo~ when be defeated Tom Andenion in the final round.
Hawley, of London, Ontario,
Canada, drove hla Dodge
Charger to a winning time of ~.93
seconds and 249.30 mph .
•(See DRAGS, Paae Ct)
HB's Janiel Garner:
A blend of maturity
and simple ability
By ROGER CARI.SON or .... .,.., ,..,. ,..,,
When is a sophomore no longer
realistically a sophomore?
Maybe when he has averaged
15.7 points a game through a
23-game season, in addition to 11
rebounds and 5 blocked ahot.s
e.ach time out to pace his team to
the Sunset Leaaue
dwnp6onah.lp.
Jamel Garner's meteoric rise
continues as the Oilers prepare
for their first CIF 4-A basketball
~J:a~~f game in four y e ars
"At the beginning of the year I
stuck my neck out "when I said
he could be one of the best to
ever come out of Orange
County," says Huntington Beach
coach Roy Miller. "and I still
believe it. He's getting better as
the weeks go on."
Miller can find a number of
reasons for the progress of the
6-7 Gamer, a lithe ·and supple
17-year-old who see1na to dunk
the ball once or twice in every
outing. an i1'8icator of his
potential.
"There is maturity and simply
raw ability surfacing," says
Miller, "but it's alao due to the
makeup of the team, the nature
of the players. All 13 get along
very well."
The blend is an obvious winner
-an 18-5 overall record and the
No. 2 ranking in Orange County.
Gamer operates at the low
post., but as time wean on and
Mllla (a senior) is no longer
around to take it outside, Miller
says he anticipates moving
Garn~r further out for the
complete show.
Right now his dee~t ranJe _
seems to come on offensive
rebounds, taking the ball and
shooting without coming down in
a faJlaway fashion, which la
nearly irnlJC*(ble to defeme.
"Defenalve players are still
ptherlna t.bemlelvee • Jamel ~ta the rebound," aays Miller,
'but while they're doing that be
bas already releaaed the ball"
Garner's experience ii ver"I.
limited inasmuch aa be did not
participate with the Oilers during
the past two summer seaaona,
instead visiting h1a grandmother
in Alabama during the.summer.
That'• all png to chanae th.is
year -Gamer will be with the
Oilers during the summer in
addition to auendln& th~
Garfinkle Flve--ltar Invi~tlonal
summer camp in the Eut, where
the nation'• college coaches
gather to look over the elite
proapecta. -Gamer la a very oullol.nl type
-when he'• happy you know it.
And when he's Upllet, you know
that, too, although Mlller and
auiatarrt Rocky Ciaiel11 have
been workin& hprd to keep
their young ace on an even keeJ.
Rou9bbouse tactic• b y
Fountain Valley ln the flrat
round had Gamer lhaken. but he
appears to have found the
amwen to ~vation. And, be
lm't eapedally wonied about just
pla}'iJl8 lrwide • a aopbomore.
"We-have Mike Milla outade,"
aaya Garner. "And I'm rlaht
there for the rebound and if he
ml.-. there'• a sood chance to
get the rebound and ,core.
Roy Miller
Jim Harris
Ocean View can even.score
Ocean View ffi8h'a Seahawka have
a chance to eett.le a 9COl'e and Marina's Vlkino appear to be ln hot water in
the llrat round o! the CIF 4-A
ba1ketball playoffs, which begin
Friday everuna, but Sunaet League
champion Huntington Beach must
wait for a while before Jlnd.lng out
who lt muat contend with.
Coach Jim Harrla' Ocean View
Seahawka, the aurvlvon of tlie triple
overtime game with Fountain Valley
for third place, will be on the road at.-
Loe Alamitos Friday night, trying to
find a way to r everse a 79-65
tournament defeat.
Marina, which survived four
overtimes against Fountain Valley to
quallfy aa. the No. 2 entry from the
Sunaet League, is at
hlgh regarded Bosco Tech, a 22-4
club which finished second at the
preatlgioua San Dimas Tournament of
Champions in December.
San Marcos (12-10) and Notre
Dame of Sherman Oaks (l~-7) will be
aquaring off Wednetkiay evening at
San t.farcoa (located in Santa
Barbara) for the right to travel to
Huntington Beach 'Friday to duel
Co,.ch Roy Miller's Oilers.
St. Bernard (22-2), Mater Del
(23-2), Verbum Dei (21-6) and Long
Beach Poly (22-3) are the top four
8eeda of the tournament, which w1nda
up at Lona Beach Arena with the
aemiflnala acheduled for M.atth 1-2
and the fl.nalt March 5.
Boeco Tech ". enjoyina a current 12-pme winning streak. The Del Rey
League runnen-up run an offeme
revolvi~ around 6-7 junior center
Wayne Engelstad, who ha; averaged
21.3 points and 13.4 rebounda a pme
ln a running style, which could give
Steve P opovich'• Marina Vikings
trouble.
It's vlr\lually four guards and
F.nQelatad tor the Techmen, with 6-2
Rlcnard Ruiz (14.6) and 6-2 Fred
Valle (10.5) spearheading the front
line, along with guards Jack Moreno
and Marty Ponce.
Ocean View should know all about
U. Alamitos afer the letlOll received
in the Sea Baron Tournament.
Loe Alamitos, coached by fonner
Huntington Beach Hlgh standout
Steve Brooks, runs an offenae with
the emphaala on a double post.
Andy Hermann, Tony Chang, Mike
Delre%, John Wall and Keith Kaub
were all In double figures against
Ocean View. The Grltfina await with
a 19-5 overall record and the
(See •·A. Pa1e C%)
Long drought
(nine years)
over for Kings
PHILADELPHIA (AP) -Marcel Dionne
acored two 'goals, including the game-wlnner, and
aaaisted on another u tne Los Angeles Kings
aowned Philadelphia 5-4 Sunday night for their
first National Hockey League victory over the
Flyers since 1974.
Loa Angeles, which was 0-~6-6 against
Philadelphia in their laai 32 meetings, rallied from
2-0 and 3-2 defidta to win.
_ Philadelphia jumped to an early le.ad in the
first ~od when Ray Alllaon took a pus from
Bobby Clarke, and with Loe Angeles goalie Gary ·
I -kosld out of position. lifted the puck into an
open net at 4:35.
. Brian Propp pve the Flyen a 2-0 lead on a
breaJc.atway 1:42 lat.er, akating put K1np defensmen
Larry Murphy and Dave Lewis and beating
Laakoaki with a backhander.
'The K1np came right back, despite ta.king only 1
.even first-period ahots. Dionne beat Flyers goalie
Pelle Lindbergh on h1a 33rd aoal. at 8:43 during a ~·power play, and Smitll tied it 2-2 at 10:19
. with a 40-f.oot alap shot.
It waa the first time since Jan. 18 that a team
had IOOred two goals against the Flyers ln a aingle
period. •
Darryl Sittler made lt 3-2 for Philadelphia
With his 33rd goal of the 1eUOn, on a power play .at
15:12, with Mark Howe and Clarke picking up
aaalsta.
In the aecond period, Charlie Simmer acored
hil 20th at 2:20 on a rebound to tie it 3-3. Jim Fox
gave the K..lnp th~ the lead on a power-play aoal
at 4:08 after taking a pus from Terry Ru*oWSld.
Dionne notched h1a gaune-winner at t :21 of
the final period, poking a rebound shot· between
Undbergh'• peda to give I:.oa Angeles a 5-3 lead.
The Flyen cut the deticlt to 5-4 at 10:36, as
Howe's blast from the point ricocheted to Bill
Barber, who put home h1a 22nd goal of the teaUl.
The Kinp were elated over their first deteet of
the Flyen since Oct. 10, 1974, a atretcb in which
Philadelphia amaaeed a 26-0-6 record against them.
"lt wu a tremendous team effort, but we can't
stop-here:" said~ ''nlls ahould help us in our
quest for a playoff spot. • I
"But I expect to 80 out further
and further. UCLA la where I
want to 80 (following pwluat:lon
in 1985) and I'm 1otna to be
worklna on my out.aide shola and
dribble. I want to get Into
(See GARNER, Pase Cl)
...., .......... "'_, ~
Jamel Garner's meteroric
"I think a big pert of the pme wu = Clarke aotna into. the penalty box," Dionne .
He's one o! the belt face-of! men in the 1ame
today."
rise continues .as Oilers
prepare lor playolt1.
Laakoeki waa limilarly thrilled.
"That:s my first win aaa1nst them. Well, it'• my
f.lrst game againat them," he noted. .
·1:ast wins· NBA . slam dunk exhibition
And MVP Julius En/;nK is best instructor in 132-123 All-Star triumph
By CUl\T SEEDEN °' .. ~......... -INGLEWOOD -SlcJney Moncrief
ptobably summed lt up best Sunday
afternoon when alked about the players'
attitude ln a National Buketball
Allodation All-Star pme. ~y .. out ... lo play bird,"
noted the Eatem Dlvlllcn l\W'Ci. ])layq
ln h1a IM!ICC:nd All-&ar contelt. ••1:vwyone
hM the attitude that they want t.o win, but
they want to play ln a way whkh rMlly diaD1aYI thtlr lalilnt. .. Wfth that thouaht in mind,
Philadelphia'• Jullu1 Ervlna put on a
9fte-IDUl m::roMtlc lbow with ID art,a)' Of. ~ drlv. and 1Ut.quent dUl)b '°
i.d tht r..t to. 132-113 YictcllrY befan a
ltllout crowd of 11 ,aoe at 1119 rorum.
And wbOe &be Uld ed&llan of tbe NBA
AU-Star ...-wUI be NIMIDbend for
~· ~ =-· lt ._y alao ID doWn In .,... M OM of the
craa.t 48 mlnutli GI AU;.scar hnh1bell
8\/Wput ........ ln--.c If I.MN ..... & ........ l&iadJot
. ... ....
•
the final moments ln whk:h Jabber tried to
bat a rebound ln the dlrectlon of a
teammate anly to deflect lt otl Moncnlt'•
b.,ad and into the t.ke\.
:· ......... belket of the ....... mwed the
Milwaukee pant.
lt WM a pme Ut. which the Ws newr-
that'• riaht, never -beJd a .&Md. ~
wen .a 2-3 and .an notcheCI at eo, bUt
that wu the clOMlt Coach Pat l\Uey"'•
All.Stan could a-t.
And beca\m the W-WM fCll'Cld to ~ ...
mtchup IDOi& of &be day, tbe ..-....u.lly
pHl Hlld IDCIN ln ..... ty tun nqht be apectld. •
••1 Cb1nk the attltudlt of our ...,_..,,_
Vflr"J~" llld ......... wbO ... ftllDld
th• 1ame11 Moat' Valuable Player .• ,
............. A lotiA ....... tlllnll w GM • . ,.. .. .... • ...... w.u. dlat'I
Perti1 ""'*•a.rt w a110 -lld •win. We ,... i..a, ... ,... •rm-..,." · TM MllMWM •utual. at 1 ... i 1to
Clilii fiYll'fG._'-Mt Cl)~,.,,_..,,....,,.._"'~~~~
. '
Oran
UCLA loses Gray
for rest of se on
From AP dJ1pa&eMI
LOS ANGELF.s -UCLA center m Stuart Gray probably wW mill the
reet of the Srulna' re,W.r colle1e
buketball .euon becau. of a left
knee strain auffered in Saturday'1 Pac-10 pine
at ONaon State, a team apokecnan IA1d Sunday.
Junior forward Kenny Flelda ta ltated u
doubtful for th1a week'• pmee after inJurina hJa
shoulder in the ume pme at Corvallta. wlUch Oreaon State won, 69~65. .
Gray wu ln atable condition Sun~~ at
UCLA Medical Center, nuning aupervllor Mary
Vinion aa.ld. H~ and Flelds were treated there
after return.lng from Oregon on the team'•
reaular' flight, Bruina apokem:nan Gary Rauach said.
The sophomore starter autfered a aecond
degree strain of the medial collateral Ugament -
the lnaide of his left knee -in the opening
minutes of the Rame when Oregon State'• AG.
Green collided with him u Gray atood under
the basket for a rebound.
"Hta left knee was planied locked, not bent
and when Green knocked hhn over he twt.t.ed
lt," Rauach aa.ld.
as team
in · rankings
,
Anplua i....,.... champ&on Ma .. r Del Hilb.
which Jed I.he Dlily POot'• 0ranae County prep
bMketbell ranldnp linD9 the ln1UA1 rei.... befon
the ....,., beon. tin.Wm 111 No. 1 lot' the recuJar
....., with die CD' playoffa appr'OKhlnc.
The Monarcbt ..:::,rt throueJi the An1elua . Leuue with a 10.0 to pin a llteded berth ln
the CIF 4-A el1mlnatkxw.
Huntinaton Beech Wah'• OU.rt, who were
ranked No. 2 after openin1 with a nlne-game
1 wlnnlng atreak before d.ropplna five str111ht,
returned to the No. 2 level after putttna topther
another nlne-pme w1nnlnC streak on tile way to
the Sunset Leuue dwnp6onUtlp.
Caplatrano Valley (No. 3), La Quinta (No. 6)
and La Habra (No. 9) al8o put together u.ndefeeted
seuona ln le.,ue play, sweeping to the South Coast,
· Garden Grove and Freeway league titles
respectively.
Marina, which edged in.to a tie for the No. 10
berth following ita second place flniah in the Sun.et
League, made the llat for the flrat time after
entering league play with a 6-6 record.
Daily Pilot Top H
(fbaal)
POI. Team, leape
1. Mater Dei (Angelua)
2. Huntfnlton BMch (Sumet)
3. Capi.ltrano Valley (South Cout)
4. Servite (An8elua)
5. La Quinta (Oarden Grove)
6. Loe Alamitos (F.mplre)
Team physician Dr. Gerald Flnennan aa.ld
no ligaments were tom and no 1ur1ery was
planned, but Gray probably would be out at leut
four weeks, wearing a brace and undergoing
phyaical therapy beginning today.
Fields waa ~ to intercept a pua 10
minutes into the game when he threw out his
left ahoulder. X -rays showed a partial
aeparation.
Jimmy Connon returns a shot in defeating Spain's Jose Higueras
in the final of a Toronto tournament. 4
7. Eatancia (See View)
8. Corona del Mar (See View)
Reeord
23-2
18-5
22-2
18-7
19-6
19-5
19~6
17-6
19-6
13-9
18-6
Connon easily win1 finale
Quote of the day
Abe Lemona, fired aa Texas basketball
coach at the end of last season, on his
planned move to Oklahoma Oty University
next September: "I wtah all my frtenda
good luck. But to all of thoee others, and
they know who they are, all I can say is
that I hope they notice the tni.stletoe tied to
my ooattaib aa I leave town."
Jimmy Couora lost his fint aet IC of the tournament but still managed
to whip Spaniard' Jose HJperas 6-2,
6-0, 5-7, 6-0 Sunday ln the final of the
Molaon Tennis Challenge ln Toronto. Connors w~ f 100,000 ln the victory over Higueru, a late
replacement for BJon Bors when the Swedish
superstar pulled out beqauae of an infected left
hand ... Second-seeded Galllermo Vllaa
defeated Steve Dea&oa in the title match of a
Richmond, Va. tournament.
Curry wins welterweight title Capitals keep pace with Islanders Donald Carry survived a SI knockdown and a poulble broken
right hand in outlasting bloody South ·
Korean Jan Sok Bwug Sunday night.
Kea Boutoa scored in the Iii
openina minute of play Sunday u the , WuhlJi"ctcm Capitala bn!er.ed to a 6-1
earning a 15-round unanimoua decision to win
the vacant World Boxing Auociatlon
welterweight title in Fort Worth, Tex. . . . Leroy Haley retained his World Boxtna Council
super lightw~ight championship in Cleveland
Sunday with a cloee but WWlimoua 12-round
deciaion over Saoal Mamby, the man from whom
he took the title last year . . . WWonl Seypioll
cap~ the Untied States Boxing Amodation
middleweight title in Atlantic City with a
12-round unanimous dedslon over Fruit "TIM
AlllmaJ" Fletdaer, whoee hopes for a world title
shot this spring were destroyed by the io.. By
losing to Scypton, Fletcher lost a guaranteed
world title shot IChedu1ed for May 20 against
middleweight champion Mania Raper.
victory over the Winnipeg Jets in · -
National Hockey League action. The victory
helped the Ca&>ttala aet a club record for eeaaon
wins (28). In addition, Washington moved into a
aecond-place tie with the New Y orlt Ialanden in
the Patrick Dlvtalon . . . Ebewhere, Aatoa
Stastay 9CCftd hia fifth-game winning goe1 ln
Quebec'• 5-4 ded"'m over host Chicago. It was
Stastny'• ~th goAJ of the 8eUOll •.• illalae sa..p ... ~ thJ'ee aoaJa for the leYenth time
in hta NHL career io ltill.. Hartford defeat
Toronto 6-3 . . . Riek tM acand a pair
of ao-11 and aoalle Pete Peeten moved to within
one of an NHL record as Boston pasted Its fifth straiCbt win with a 3-1 decision over Vancouver.
Peeters la now unbeaten in 31 ltnilbt pmea.
ERVING LEADS EAST . • •
From Page C1
Maaic. in the la.en' lockenoom.
"ft (a win) doesn't mean that
much to me. rm just out there to
have a good time. By tomorrow,
it's all over," noted the· Laker
guard , who f i nlahed the
afternoon with 17 points and 16
uaista. "Sure, I wanied to win. But it'•
not really going to prove
anything. You can't say the Eut
bu dominated ua just becauae
the)""ve wo n four straight.
.suppoee the West wins the next
four? What does it all meanr•
Still. Johmon did h1a best to
• ignite the West' a last ccmebeck
7:bld." W ith the crowd chanting,
; "Magic, Magic," Riley ln8erted
:Johnaon bacJC: in the game with
'7:01 remaining and the West
·~bynlne. .
. Lesa than three minutes later,
a Johmon buket cut the-i'Mt's
lead to 116-110. But then. Erving
and Moncrief went to worlt. 'n\e
two accounted for the F.ut't next
.12 point.a. and onoe again it waa a
'nine-point advantage with just
9eCOOdl remaining.
: Afterward, even the playen
were a little bit in awe of their
'teammates' and opponents'
:J)el'fonnanca.
and Chicago'• Re1iJe Tbeu1
etaht minutes.
Bo.ton'• Robert Parish made
the meat of his time, hittina D ~ 8
from the field, 3 of 4 bun the
free throw line and Ulina three
rebounds in 18 minutes.
The West'• beat offenalve
~~ta usually occurred when
Bl.rd. Erving and ltartlna center
Moeea Malone of Philadelphia were on the bench. ·
When the West, down 103-90,
opened the final ~~r with
baskets by Jabbar, &lgliab and a
three-point play by Johnson,
Cunnlniham ~pdy cut ahort
his big trio s breathef and
inserted them back into the
lineup.
And even Johnaon'a return
five minutes later w.m't enouch
to bring the West t.ck.
DRAGS • • •
From Page C1
Anderson, of Macedon, N.Y.,
finished in 6.02 aeconda and
241.28 mph.
Frank laconio of Totowa, N.J.,
won hil second 1trai1bt
Winternationala Pro Stock
champtonabip. He defeated Bob
Glidden of Whiteland, Ind.. ln
the final round.
Villanova upsets North .. Carolina
Dwayne McClata's three clutch •.
free throws in the cl · 1:16 of play
helped 12th-ranked~lanova turn
back No. 1-ranked North Carolina,
56-53, in college basketball play. The loas figures
to put Nevada Laa Vegas (22-0) atop the
Aaaoclated Presa poll Tuesday . . . Veteran
center Steve Hawes of Atlanta was dealt to
Seattle Sunday in a three-team deal that left the
Hawks with two future second-round draft
choices and the Detroit Pistons with SupenonJcs
forward Ray Tolbert. Hawes actually went to
the Sonics in exchange for Tolbert, then the
Hawks dealt Tolbert to the Piatona for two
second-round draft picks. Thua the Hawka,
fighting financial problems, unloaded two
hJ,b-aalaried pla~ra. Sparrow was making
f 00,000 ·p e r year and Hawes
f350,000 .... Rain postponed play in the
Ladies Professional Golf Aaoclation tournament
at Saruota, Fla. Sunday. Tournament offidala
.are hopeful of ending the tourney today ... Aue
Hobbs of Great Britain took a 6-4, 6-7, 7-9, 6-4
-victory o~er hometown favorite Ginny Pardy in
the final of an Indianapolis women's tennis
tournament.
Television, radio
TV: College Basketball -USC at Oregon Sta~ 8 J>.m., Channel 56.
RADIO: USC at Oregon State, 8:05 p.m.,
K.NX '1070\.
9. La Habra (Freeway)
10. (tie) Marina (Sunset)
Savanna (Orange)
Top team in state
at Orange Coast
Golden Weat College hoata the South Coast
Conference cellar dweller while Orange Coast
entertaina the No. 1 rated team in the •late in
Wednellday night's community college basketball
action.
The Ruatlen , coming off a 71-59 aetback to Mt.
San Antoni.o Saturday night, meet Compton (1-10),
while OCC muat tangle with conference leader
Cerritos (10-1, 25-3). Both games are at 7:30.
In Pacific Coast Conference play Wednesday,
Saddleback Colle.1_e . t~avels to San Diego City
College where the Knights await. San Diego (7-4) I.a
a game behind the league-leading Gauchos.
WedaeMay'a Gamea
Sota~ Coul CoaferDCe
Compton at Golden West
Cerritos at Orange Coast
PacUlc Coast Coafereace
Saddleback at San Diego
Sai.nay'1 "Gun.ea
Soatb Coast Collferaft
Golden West at Cerritos
Santa Ana at Orange Coast
Pactftc CoUt Coafereace
San Diego Mesa at.Saddleback
4-A ... 3-A .•.
From Page C1
Empire. ~ championship.
· San Marcos, the Channel
League's No. 3 entry in the
eliminations, faahioned a 12-10
overall record to put up against
visiting Notre Dame of Shennan
~otre Dune, under the hand of
Coach Al Schubert, is 15-7
overall and the Del Rey Leque'•
No. 3 team· behind Boeco Tech
and St. John Bc.:o.
Notre Dune's ltarting unit 11 •
aimilar to Huntington Beach
inasmuch u the Knights o.eerate
with a 6-7 sophomore (Brian
Andenon), aided by forwards
meaaurtna 6-S and 6-4 (Steve
KOrdak and Jack McDowell) and
guard• at 6-1 and 5-9 (James
Dixon and Perry Suppa).
Dixon averages 21.8 points a game.
From Page C1
(10.0 rebounds a game) and 6-2
forward Steve Lueke and 6-0
senior guard Tim Stewart, who
are averaging 17.4 and 14.5
points a game, in addition to 5-10
guard Darren Wiae. Wise is
averqing 13.1 points a game.
Santa Ana awaits as the
Century League's No. 2 entry
with its 14-9 record .. the Saints
continue their bid for buketball
prominence.
Laguna Hills is faced . With a
big order in Cerritos' Joe Yezblk,
a ~-2 s nior guard who has ave 21.6 points per game .
Y la the leadin& scorer in
Cerritos history, l:n addition to beina the aecond all-time ..aat
leader foe the Dona.
* c.-.. ........ ( ............ 1 ';,Nit
Pecfllg (1M ) .. ,._ (13-1) ............ '"*'·,., t:'c\~:~~~ca.wi ~ Hill (14-10).. fl ....... (13-10>•C...• ".., W-(1'1-1) • CSlllL w .,,.., _,.
BT-(1M) • foaNI (,._., ...,...._ (1M). DMWlrl (1 .. 1)
Loll ~ (11-10) ...... Goreonlo (It.a)
8utr0U9N, 8uf1>enll ,._,,, et Loe Mtoe
(1M)
SllllM•• (11-12). CMlndDrll ,,..,.
Dodi a• (17-6~...._. (1 .. 1) "'°'9nO v..., 11 • .....,_ C"4t
Wiid ctinl --• ~ (1~ =li'::~o\':"'~ -=c-J..).-i HH Wlleon C1C-10) at....,,.....,_ ttl-1)
'I "I loved it,'' admitted Detroit ' auard I.aiah Thomaa. ''1 thought it
waa exciting playing or juat
•ltting on the bench and
; wa~hina the Docto. r (ErvinC)
' and .Mack and the othen."
i "A1 many complimentary
• . thinCI • people •Y about me, I •=1~y one way:• Ervin1 . "It's not a matter of
aconio'a 1983 Camaro was
clocked In 7.81 second• and
175.78 mph to Glidden'• 7.09. 11eC01m and 174.41 ropb in a Ford
'nlunderbtrd.
In other fin.ala of the 23rd
annual even'-Ch\4Ck Beal of San
Die10 dowtled Id Grekul of
l'.dmonton, Alberta, Canada to wtn the Top Alcohol Funny Car .
title; .Al Da ]>~ otB«thbrook.
.Ill., beat Darrell Gwynn of
Miami, Fla., to win &he Top
~~ dtle; Rob Smith of s.nta Aria .,__. Q:Wywn
Julius Erving drives put Kareem
.tbdul-Jabbar to ecore during the NBA
AU· Star M•me Sunday.
GARNER • • •
From Page C1 -awttinC up for a pme. I jwt to
•out and pi.ly."
BrviQ8 KOred 17 of hls 2&
poinu In th• Hcond halt.
Moncrief ftaiabed with 20,
Tbomu added 19, and Larry
Bird, lat& year•• MVP,
contributed 14 polnta and a
• ~.._ II reboundL ~ Jamaal WUk .. joined bla
: Laker teammat" In double : ,..._ wtlh 10. polnta1 while
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ddr, T9d Seipel of ... Wandro
topped Gary Cooke of Loni
BllCh to win the ~ 0.. "*'
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tlUe, and •b t.1mbeolc of NorUarldl• defeated BUI
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Other ttan from the crou
CIOWltry -.n Include ... Zl1ra. a
sophomore from Cotta Mna Hla~; Kathleen Dube, 1 ~ from .... Dll; Ind
Dawn Howe. a fJ'fiihman from
TustilL ,,. Ptn• appeu' aid l'D ..
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computer en1lneerlns. MJ and• are 1ood, bu\ not the ....... "
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polDte than • two-bencl9d •t
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Caught in the middle
Villanova'& Stewart Granger is well defensed by North Carolina's
Jim Braddock (left) and Michael Jordan. Villanova upset the Tar
Heels Sunday, 56-53.
73 • Ill NHYC race • Vie
Richley, E ttinger, Ramser win classes
Seventy-three yachta turned out Saturday for
the first race of Newport Harbor Yacht Club's
Ocean Series featuring International Of/shore
ratings seeking the Ahmanson Trophy, and
Performance Handicap Racing Fleet yachta in quest
of the I:>ick.->n Trophy.
There were 25 IOR entries in three claaes and
48 PHRF entries in three clasaes. The race was
sailed around the buoys over a Gold Cup course in
the ocean off Newport Beach. Summary:
IOR-A (8)-1. Amante, Tim Richley, Lido Iale
YC; 2. Celebrlt_x, .:W .E . Oatermlller, Bab la
Corinthian YC; 3. High Roler, Bill Power, Newport
~rYC.
IOB-B (8) -1. Free Enterprise, Dick Ettinger,
NHYO. Bigwig, Ron Melville, Balboa YC; 3. ~ee m, Randy Cowley, San Diego YC.
IOR-C (9) -1. Vid.iot, Phil Rumer, NHYC; 2.
Marrakesh Express, Tom S chock, NHYC; 3.
Scorpion, Staetter/Jung, San Diego YC. .
PHRF-A (18) -1. Its OK, Lewis Beery,
Capistrano Bay YC; 2. Alexandra, Mack/Pick,
Belbotl YC; 3. Pele, Jim Emmi, Bahia Corinthian
YC.
PHRF-B (15) -1. Diaz.er, Paul Sharp, Bahia
Corinthian YC; 2. Triple Crown. Marshall/Bates.
NHYC; 3. Joyride, Jerry Butts, BYC.
PHRF-C (15) -1. Pussycat, J phn Szalay,
Voyagers YC; 2. Dark Star V, Jeff Fa.rWell, NHYC;
3. Quest, Roger Gooding, VYC.
P••r lle n ored •t HH¥C
Four skippers had their names inacribed on the
new perpetual trophy dedicated by Orange County
Superviaor Harriett Wieder to Hunti.nston Harbour
Yacht Club for the Winter Wringout Regatta sailed
Saturday.
Winner in the Performance Handicap Racing
Fleet Clua A division WU Quickee, skippered by
George Smith of the host club; winner in l>HRF-B
was "SBOC, aailed by Bruce Wallenatein, Long
Beach Yacht Club; the top akipper in the
Catalina-27 Cl.us WU Ron Redman, Seal Beach
Yacht Club, at the helm of Oja.la; and the winners
in the Cal-20 CW. were Nix, Nick Condos. Seal
Beach YC, and Sunshine, co-skippered by Coler
and Martinez, Alamitos Bay YC.
Summary of results:
PHRF-A -1. Quickee, George Smith,
Huntington Harbour YC; 2. Intenae, Ron
Roaenberg, Alamitos Bay YC; 3 . Shaku,.
Stacey/Dobeon, Little Shipe Fleet. .
PHRF-B -1. SBOC, Bruce Wallenstein, Long
Beach YC; 2. Investor, Mark Harris, Seal Beach YC;
3. Los Pavoe, Phil Lupton, Huntington Harbour
YC. .
CATALINA-27 -1. Ojala, Ron Redman, Seal
Beach YC; 2. Valkart, C. Reardon, Seal Beach YC;
3. Top Banana, George Moore, Huntington Harbour
YC.
CAL-20 -1. Tie between Nix. NR:k Condos,
BOATING
Seal Beach YC. and Sunahine. Coler/Martinez,
Alamitos Bay YC; 3. Marvella, Isabelle
Loundabury, Alamitos Bay YC.
"•s•b•r n , Kea t win
LOS ANGELES -Two perpetual trophies were at stake Saturday in the four nee. of Los
Angeles Yacht Club's ()peninQ Day.
Winner of the Vanderbilt Trophy In the
Perfonnance Handicap Racing Fleet wu Malo\a.
skippered by Steve Washburn of the hoa\ club.
Winner of the Flaphip Trophy, a1ao for PHRF, was
Pop N Us. sailed by Peter Kent, Long Beach Yacht
Club.
In the traditional race for Cal-40 aloope the
winner wu Penephone, Jack Woodbull, c.allfomia
YC, and the winner in the International Offahore
Rule race wu Brisa, skippered by RJchard Meine.
LAYC. ·~
Several hundred yachtsmen from throuahout
Southern California gathered at the old clubbou.e
on Terminal Island to wttneaa the change of watch
ceremonies at which By Dodd wu i.Ntalled .aa
commodore; Frank Dittman, vice commodore; and
Leon Cooper, rear commodore.
LA YC is readying for three days of racing thia
weekend in the Southern Califotnia Yac6ting
Amociation Midwinter Reotta, followed. a week
later by the start of the club's two major aertea for
the Whitney Trophy and the Los Angeles Times
Trophy.
Summary of Opening Day racea:
CAL-40 -1. Persephone, Jack Woodhull,
California YC; 2. Pirate Il, Ben Holt, LA YC; 3.
Radiant, Fin Beven, LA YC.
IOR -1. Brlaa, Richard Meine, LA YC; 2.
Apogee, Milt and Marty V<>1el, Long Beach YC; 3.
Quintew?nce, Don Hughes, Santa Barbara YC.
PHRF (Vanderbilt Trophy)-1. Malola. St.eve
Washburn. LA YC; 2. ~.Tom Welah, Cabrillo
Beach YC; 3. Wind.hover, Bill Hoakin, LAYC.
PHRF (Flaalhip Trophy) -1. Pop N Ua, Peter
Kent, Long Beach YC; 2. Nutmeg, Dave Shutte,
Pierpoint !lay YC: 3. Engliah Lady, Bryon Stevena,.
Windjammers YC.
Flrel!reMt sails te vl l!tor y
FLrecrest, skippered by Pat Glazier was the
winner Sunday in the aecond race of Voyagers
Yacht Club'• Hot Rum Seriea, aalled under the
Portsmouth Handicap system in whJch boats are
started accordm, to their ratinga -the slowest
boawfl.nt. ,
Runner-up wu Judy Bee, aalled by Stan
Siegel. and third wu Vonex, Bruce Twichell All
are members of VYC.
Artesia NQ. I seed in CIF 2-A
Or•not Coaet DAIL V PILOT /Mond1y, '•bnl•ry 1•, 1883 C8
TIE llllETII 11111
......
ir.tl. 11-IJ '-"'do ToumetNnt (at LA ~>: 'M. -.Meroti I-I-at II~
Tournament (TIA)I '8b. U-~~roov Tournament (Downer at Geo¥ll' ltd.Im, 1 ,
Mardi MJ-al T~ foumement n'M): M
12-Marlna (llalr "•Id, 1)•: Maroh
11-Huntlnglon .. aoh (Mlle =· 7)•: Marptl 11-l'ountalrt VIM!ty (M... •• 7)";
March u -a1 Wtalmlnatt r•; March
211-oa.an View jMllt Square, 1r: March
30-Marlna (Ml t lquart\ 7)•: March
31-Huntlngton ~ (MMt equare, 7)•.
Aprll 2-at Valtnole (dou~, 4 and
7); Aprll 12-al l'ountaln Valley•: Aprll 1e-wtatmln1tef' {Mitt Square. 7)•: Aprll
tt-•t OoMrt Vltw : Aprtl 23-Matlna (Blalr
Fltld, t)•· Apf11 27-Hunltnoton BMdl (Miit 8qvart, fr: Aprll 29-Founlalrt Vllllty (Miit
8Quera, 7)".
May 3-tl Wttlmln1tar•: May 7-0ctan Vltw (Miit &Quart, 7)•.
•dtnottt Sunttt LMOut game; All QllMI
11 3:15 un .... noted. , .... v...,
Feb. 25-Troy Tournament (Butne P1ttc at
Fountain Valtty): March 4-Doa Putbloa (S);
Marc:tl 5-San MatOOI (dou~htld« at 10): Man:tl 1-lynWOOd; Mardi 11-HuntJngton
Beach ( Miia 8quere, 7) •; March
15-W"tmlnater (Mlle Sque11, 71': March 1t-Edlton (MMe Squat•, 71•; Mtrch 22-11
Octan V!ft•; Match 28-Merine (12): Mtrch
2t-Huntlngton B•ach (Mii• Squ1r•. 11·: Merctl 31-at WM1mlntter•.
Aprll 12-l!dl90n•; April 15-0ot&n View
(Mii• Square, 7)•; Aprll 19-Merlna (Mii•
Square, 7)°; Aprll 22-Huntlngton Beach•;
Aoftl 2e-Wtttmln1ttr (Miit Squ1r,, 11•: Aprll
20-Edleon (Miit Square, 71•.
May 3-11 Oot&n V1tw•; Mey 8-Marlna•.
•dtnottt SunMt LMQUt game; All gafntl •t 3:15 unltt•noted.
Hunttntton ilteoh Feb. 22-at 8anllago; Feb. 25-March
8-loar• Toumtmtnt (TBA); Feb. 2e-•t El
Modena (doublt-htld« II 12): Marctl 5-0o• Puabloa (doublt-httder at 11); March 9-1t
lrvln•: March 11-Fountiln V•11•¥ (Miia
Square, 11•; Marctl 18-Edl90f1·(Mllt Square,
11•; March 1t-Oct1n View (12)•; Mtrch
24-Marlna (Blalr Fltld. 71•: Merch
26-We1tmln1tar•; March 29-Fountaln
Vallty (Mlle Square, 7)•; Match'31-Edl9on (Miit SQu.,., 7)°.
April 12-ar Ocean View•: Aptll
18-Menna (12)•: Aprll 19-•t W•tmlnlter';
Aprll 22-•t Fount•ln Valley•; Aprll
27 -Edlion (Miia Square; 7)•: Aprll 30-0ctan Vlft ( 12)".
M1y 4-Marlnl (Bll lr Fltld, 7)•; May
7-Waatmln.ter (12)'.
• dtnottt SunMt LMgUt game; All gtmet
at 3:1hmltte noted. '
leddh h dl
March 1-5-at Ntwpor1 Tournament (TBA);
Mardi 9-et Lagun1 Hiiis; Marc:tl 12-Sunny
Hlll1 (doublt·hM.der at 101; M1rch 18-EI
Toro•; Merch 18-at Nt•?Ort Harbof•;
March 22-Eatanda•; Mll'ch 24-Corone del
M1r•; March 28-28-29-11 S1nt• An• Elka Toumamant (TBA). .
Aprll 8-11 Unlvar11ty•; Aprll 8-Cotl•
M .. ·; Aprll 13-lt IMM•; Aprll 15-et El Toro•; Aprll 20-Newport Harbor•; Aprll
22-•t Ettanc11•; Aprll 27-•I Corona dtl Mer•; Aprll 29-Unlver8lty•.
Mty 4-at Coat• M .. ·: M1y 8-INlne'.
•dtnol• S.. View LMQUt game; All gamee
at 3:15 unltN noted.
........
Feb. 28-al Foolhlll (11): Feb. 21-Jotdtn
iBlllr Fltld. 7): March 4-l.ong ltaofl W1llon llalr Fltld, 7): March 1-Lalcawood
dou~ 11 llelf Fltld, 4 and 7): M~
10-Pa,.mounl (llalr "•1~1 71: March
12-!dllOn (llllr Jiltld, W: Matdl 11-at
Oottn v1aw·: Mardi 1t-WttlmtNttr (llW
Fltld, 1)•; March 22-Hunllngton ltactl (llatr
Fltkt, 7!_"j March H -11 Fountalrt Valtty 1121·: MllCl'I iXl-!dllOn (Miit Square, 7)': Marett
31-00Mn Vltw (Blllr Fltld 7)•.
Aprll 2-Malar Del (doub/.'.fltadtr 11 Blllr
Fltkt, 4 Ind 7); Aprll 12-at Wtllrnlnlttr•;
Aprll 18-11 Huntington Beactt (121·: Aprll 10-Fountlln VII (Blair Fi.Id. 1 •; Apr II
23-Edlton (Blal~ltld, 1)"; Aprl 28-at Ocean View'; Aprtl 30-Wtttmln.ttr (Blllr
Fleld, 11·.
Mey 4-Huntlnglon Bt1oh (Blalr Flald,
7)': May 8-11 Fountain v-.,·.
• Oenot• SunMt lMgUt OllM; All gtmtt
1t 3: 15 unltu noted.
Ooten Yltw Fab. 25-28-Merc'h 2-5-loara Tournament
(TBA ); Muc h 5 -Sln Clamanta
(doubl1-ht1dtr at 11); M1rch 1,2-•t
W11tmln1tar (12)'; March 16-Marlna•;
March 19-•t Huntington e..cti (121': March
22-Founteln V1llay•; March 25-Edlion
(Miit Square, 7)•; March 31-Marlna (Blalr
Fltld, 7)'.
Aprll 12-Huntlngton Bt1ch •; Aprll 15-Fountlln Valley (Miit Square, 7)•; Aprll
19-Edlaon •; April 23-at W11tmln1ter•:
Aprll 28-M1rln1•; Aprll 30-a1 Huntington
Beech (121·.
·M1y 3 -Fountaln Vall1y•; May
8-We1tmln11er•; May 7-Edlion (Miia Square, 7)'.
•denotaa Suriltl LHgut g1ma; All gllTlM
11 3: 15 uni ... noted.
WMl mlMMr
F"eb. 24-at Lakewood (7); March 5-l•
Quinta (doubla-ht1dar at 11 I: March 10-Foothttl (doubl•·hHder at 11: March
12-00Mn View (12)': March 15-Fountaln
Vlftey (Mita Square, 11•; March 19-Marln• (Blair Fleld, W ; March 22-Edl90n'; March
25-at Huntington Beach'; Match 28-29-at
Santi An• l:lkt Tourn1mtnt; Much 31-Fountlln Vlltey·.
Aprll 12-Marlna•: April 18-Edi.on (Miit
Square, 7)": Aprll 19-Huntlngton BMch •; N>fll 23-0ot&n View•; Aoftl 28-Fountaln
Valley (Mlle Square. 7)"; Aprll 30-Mtrl'!a
(Blair Fleld, W .
M1y 3-Edllon•; May 8-lt ~ Vltw';
May 7-at Huntington BMch (121'· • dtnolM Sunltt Lugue gema; All gtmea
at 3:15 unltu noted.
El Toro
Feb. 26-al lot Alamlloa ( 11 I: March
5-Mlulon Viejo (111; March 18-at
Saddlebaci<'; March 18-Ealancl••: Merch 22-at Newport Harbor•; March 24-at
Unlver11ty•; March 31 -Aprll 2:-Ellttr Bueball Tourney 11 Lu Vagu (11).
Aprll 8-Corona del Mar•; Aprll 8-at
lrvlne•; Aprll 13-Coita Mtaa•; Aprll 15-Saddteback•; Aprll 20-at Estancia•;
Aprll 22-Newport Harbor•: Apr II
27-Untveralty'; Aprll 29-at Corona del
Mir'. '
May 4-IMne'; May 8-11 Costa. M .....
'denot• s.a Vltw LMQUt gamt; All games It 3:15 unltu noted.
There's no playoff· this time
Abk i m ak e_s sure with 128-yard pitch sh ot on 18th hole
;
' I
HONOLULU (AP) -
Everyone wu thinking playoff.
"I waa trying to prepare
mywlf, mentally prepare my.ell,
for a playoff," said Jack Renner.
"My onl thought, .. 1aao Aoki
said throua)i an interpreter, "was
to get it cfoee and make a birdie
and go to a playoff." ·
day's work done, and Aoki, the
only man who could cat.ch him,
was chopping up the 539-;.ro
,18th.
1 Aft.er driving into the rough,
Aoki hooked his second shot into
<the gallery.
"The ball hit a spectator and
· back out," Renner said. "It ~ld have been a difficult
birdie from there, but I was
trying to prepare mysel1 for a
playoff. He's one of the world's
best short-game players."
of 67 for Aoki and a· 268. total, 20
atrokes under par on the Waialae
Country Club coune. Renner,'
who played the par-5 bole•
5-under for the day and lipped
out an eagle putt on the final
hole, shot a closing 66 and had a
269 total.
But the playoff wasn't
necwsary in tJ)e Hawaiian Open
golf tournament.
Aoki, trailing by one stroke,
~in from the light rough
128 yanla out for an eagle-3
on the 18th hole Sunday, making
him the fin~ Japanete to wln on
the American PGA tour.·
"I know the Japaneee people
expected me to win in the United
States," aaid Aoki, generally
considered. the finest player in
· golf-mad Japan.
"It WM the~ ~ too, that
Aoki win in Ainerica. I am very
happy I could m.ke that dream
cocne true.''
It bad •oflletb lng of a
nlahtmare quality for the
oompoM!d, •if-contained Renner,
·however He wu. liUing in the
.1COrera' tent u the leader, hia
But Aoki's wedge shot covered
the flag, took one 'hop and
ducked into the cup for an eagle.
There was a stunned silence for a
'moment, then Aoki raised his
arms in triW'nph, tears forming in
his eyes u the mob of Japaneee
touriats began a screaming
c:elebralion.
"Apparently, it wasn't meant
for me to win," shrugged Renner
who, with the one swing of the
club, went from a one-shot leader
to a one-shot loser. "But I'm 1c>okin« at it positively. I played
well. fhad a good tournament. I
.got beat by a shot.,''
The shot finished off a round
Star .Pastures, S ang ue win
ARCADIA (AP) -Star
Pastures and s.n,ue, a pair of
forelp-bred ~-year-old marea,
both \llled fut fill1lhea to win the
apl.lt divlldonl of the Santa Maria
Handicap before a crowd of
43,679 at Sant.a AnJta Sunday.
Star Putww, riddel by BW
S hoemaker and carrying 119
pounda, woo the $83,400 flnt
atvlllOn by 4 ~ leftClhl OYel'
Sintrilltum while Baque, ridden
by l..atftt Pi.ncay anCl carrym,
hiah welaht of 124 pound•,
captured the $84,400 Hc:ond
dMlion by two ler\lthl over Cat
Glrl.
Star PNtul'9; ~ her f1nt
1Wt on dirt ln the 41.t runn1na
of the went for older f.il.Uel ..wt
marea, covered 1 1-16 miles in
1:42 3-5 .while Sangue set a
stakea record by cloclcing 1:41.
Star Puturee paid $8, •5 and
$4 whll~ SanRue re\W'ned $6.20,
$4.40 and $3.00. The fint divilk>n
victory wu worth $49,~ while
the aecond diviaion win waa
worth $60,660.
Star Putu.ns, bred in Great
Britain, now hu earned $411,874
In her career while the lrilb-bred &n.ue hM lifetime emnln8I of
$541:968. •
Slntrilllum. ridden by Kenny
Bladt and carrytna 116 powMil,
cnmed the f.lnlih line a neck in
front of Vlo in the flnt dtvWon
and paid tr•.eo and *7.80.
Ben Crenshaw, one of six men
who led or shared the lead over
the final 18 holes, was third
alone at 271 after a 66 in the
warm, swmy weather.
Tied at 272 were Hale Irwin.
Andy Bean, Peter Jacobeen and
Ed Fiori. Irwin had a closlnl 65,
tBean 67, Jacobeen 70 and Fiori
·71 .
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Werning: The Surgeon G1n1r1I Has Determined
Th11 Ciglflttl Smoking la Dangerous to Your H11hh.
USFL not at ·-. a .IYMONll' °' THI -AL ITA
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Commissioner says his league just adds . n t::..~~. c.e. ...... , .. .-.. o111••" "·.... • -,:~::= iiavor ~"~~Olfllft. T.--. .... -.-0....1 2941 JMlrafl41a AHflll•, Ooete Totlll ~ MMta ............................... m *31,7"4,171 frttlt eHe11t•4 •r JONN J ,
f/~o!a~.~~~y
In the mind of Commlaloner Chet Slmmonl,
the new United Staletl Football LcMuc: la• \aatl
hon d'oeuvre to whet the appetite of' the ex>untry a
ravenous football f ana.
"We should f* off 9Ch other'• •UQCe99," said
the former TV entrepreneur. lnal1Ung tha t hit
revolutionary 1pring-1ummer circuit poeei no threat
to the old, firmly eatabllahed National Football
League. ·
"We hope our aucceu will bring greater success
to the NFL and vice versa."
INSTEAD OF WAR, an uneasy peaceful
co-exiatence la the aim of the hoes of the fledgling
league, who vowa there wUl be no raiding or
lntrud.lna upon the preeervea of either the NFL or
the Canadian Eootball League.
"Pete Rozelle and I go back many yeara to
when I was ~tlatlng TV contracts as president of
NBC Sports,' Simmons said,
referring to the NFL
cornmi.ISioner.
"I haven't heard much from
him lately -both of us have
been very busy, but I received a
nice letter when our plans for a
new league w e r e firs t
announced.
"We have publicly stated
that we will not interfere in
either the NFL or CFL. I think
both of us feel that the new league, If successlul,
will be Sood for pro football." .
The arrangement is similar to that which had
prevailed for years between the NFL and CFL.
"We hope we can have the same agreement
with the USFL that we long have had with the
NFL -no tampering," said Jake Gaudaur,
longtime commissioner of the CFL with
headquarters in Toronto. "I have known Simmons a
long time. I feel we can have a very nice
relations hip. A few of o ur people and
administra.tors and coaches have gone to the USFL
but we haven't lost anybody that's irreplaceable.
"You can expect this where people are looking
for an upgrading of their position."
TWO CANADIAN head coaches have gone into
the USFL -Hugh Campbell formerly of
F.drnontoo-FAki.mos to the Los Angeles Express and
~~-:._.,..,Total Mntmhle .............................................. 17M0,10I ;;;:.-:...:1•~
Ray JaUit'h, of lhe Winn!~ Blue Bombers to the -.,.,. A-. c..ta ..._, lpedlli ll#l*ll h#Mlt M ............... • 1,.2N,OOO ... ,.._, ,... ll :t'Mt , _.
w .. h'-JO'ec1en1a. ---¥'-""'1---• . The USrL hal dip,_t into en. front of6c.w ™' ~~ ~ • Oepoelt ............................. c .. , ~•fl • _..
foe admlniatratJve penonnel, Jlm Sptvttal moved .....,.. ·Mery L cc;,_.. Or-. end contributed =M411 tt t .. from Sulcatch•wan to the MlchJaan Panthers .. Tl* .. ...._. "' lied .-._ ...... _,...................................... ,,.,,,, ... , • ....... •• 1en~ral ma~r u an example, but thla talent LI ~ty ~'rt:a~.,... Ccultr on Un111lgued tunde (~dert .. 17,1ot,472 :'.:""""':'.:::.': all >Mid A)d 91"*Y ' W 8urplUI.. ...... ·~•••••,.m•" 11,314,471 ,,... ... ~ ..... IWlllfl
genes Yh co d o~n I)· t d b PubllahM Or•noe coaet Dlllv Income tor lhe year ························)•"'"""'" 13,811,1• _........_., ........... _.; uc movea on t reau t rom ral a ut ~.JM, 14, 11, ,...,, 1, 14, t• et.buniemente tor the v-r ......................... 14,"4,211 ~ • ......,., ...... ~
through neg0Uatlon1 and otten with leaaue . 4tt• We hereby ceruty that th• abov• Item• er• In • .-'"*" ,,._. • ;:;;,:
agreement. ,..IC llOTIC( eocotdance with the Annual 8tatem.nt tor the v--...,_, :-...::*o, '• ': !, .....,:
Gaudaur recalled tha_tmore than a quarurr of a December 31. 1982, mad• to tht Jneuranoe :'t:f~, 1.i41 ••• ..... ,,.,on century ago the CFL WH threatened with a Nnn:u.---:-., CommlHIOI*', pureu.nt to law. 11•....,11 .. ..-
tampering 1ult by George Halu of 'he Chkqo ...,. ,,..,_.,,. /t/Olln A. Wea.I, = ~~T:t::
Bean and he peraonally made a trip to Philadelptila ~ ~ '"""°"' .,. dOltlO Preeld.,-it . 1. ,_ ll .. 111 °' .._ All9'
to work out an agreement wt th Bert Bell, then the ~0; IOUIPMCNT AEPAtA. /a/~ato'" 8. Ki.ttman, :O:.:~ .. ~: =
NFL c:omm11B1oner. 1611 Win~, Apt A. Coe1e S.c etary ~1111Mer-..o..to1Trwnit11e
"It wun't a ~.sned document -juAour worda ~"~1, J. oOuOHl!ATY. 1671 Publl.n.o 0t-. co..1 Delly Piiot ,et>, 14, t5. 1e. 11. ti. 1m.., ~~lit .... c.umy
and a handah.ake, the Canad.Ian commlllloner Mid. Wlntor.JM,ean. Af>t. A. eo." "*"· •l11"";1..;d'7.;;;;:f to lfl 1111, d!,~:..s B~da 1";~~l~:. s:~:· 2~ r.:::.:rt! = CA JUUi! M. OOUOHIATY. 1571 rta.IC NOTICE MOC flOTIC( ==~:.:..-== in ·-1 I • w.n:;g:.n. Af>t. A. Cott• MMe. NOTICa OP '1CTITIOU• .._.. INIM. encl .. dNallWd .......
to our eague. ~hit ~""' 11 eot1duc:ted by TftUfl'IS't aALa NAMm aTAT'lmlff Lot 21 of Treot No. t4U ...
I di I.. I " •b• 0 • d II• T.a ..... &MIM11, ....., TM IOllowlng ~ .,. dolllO .._ on • ll'llO ,..,.... ~ IOC* "WE FELT HE w AS too near the end of his fl v vii• •• u n n w . YOU AM • DVAUL T bualMM u : 422. P•t•• '1, 41 '"' 4J ot
career and decided agahut it. Wh•t little did I ""* M OougNr1y ~A OOCTOAS EMEAOIC!NTEA. ml~ ,...,., ~ ot Tiiie M.t.m.nt WM f111c1 wtth IM DCID OP TMlaT 606 Ventata, Newport 8Hcll. Or-.~.~ know." County Clertl Ot eou DATID NOVIMH" 21, 1N1 Celfomla t2NO l:Jloeptlnt ~--....... oll Blanda w ent on to play Into hi• 40s 88 a 2t ~ I/IOI nty on UNUM YOU TAKI A'CTION T c1e1re W•ld•mler. Mo., 506 rtol'ltt, mlMteit, ll'llftetal ttptt.
quarterback and ... 1"""" kicker. Janllery • I . ,_., f'llOTICT YOU9' f'llOH9'TY, I Ventlja, Newpor1 a.en. Calllomle r1et11t1I , .. tltllttl '"' otl'l•r .,._... Pubnthed Oreng• COHI Dally MAY •• IOLD AT A PU•LI 112860 ll)tdt~ ~ ... I I 11 .. '*"' Despite skepticism that faN will accept pro Piiot. Fib 7 .. 2t 26 tH3 aALI. " YOU NllD A G1ry M Tall, M.O., 1833 •u-. oeotf*INI .... Md Ill football in the offseuon, Simmons said he and the · · · · ·1 997-83 IDUNATION Of' THI NAT Fullenon Ro.d, L• Hab,. Kelglll•. product• d.,lv•d tl'leretrolfl,
USF Of' THI PttOCllDtMG AOMNt Calltorle 80831 without, however. IN,.,_ to drll. L 's well-heeled ownera don't regard the 1----.. ---.,.-lilf\------YOU, YOU tHOULD CONTACT Thi• t>utl,_. 11 conducl*' by• rnlM .... °'•• lleplor• en4I oper ... project as a gamble. ..._ nu1-. UWYIJL ""*" P'f1Ml'INp. 111t0191 ttie tul'f9ce OI * .....-"A ti naJ h ed that 76 f NOTICll Of'.,..,.,...., tM& On Wedn .. clty, Ftbruary 23. Olelre W~ 800 '-' ol ttle _....... Olf Mtd na 0 survey s ow percent 0 , .. NO.,_~ tll83, ., 11:00 a.m .. TICOR TITLE This ltll-1 ... lllecl with IM lend. -,~ In ... "°"' IN thereapondentawouldwat.chfootballatthiatimeof OnMW'Gll.1 tlNISet 1·00Lm INSURANCE CO MPAN Y OF Cou11tyCi.ttlotOrtng9Countyon lrvln• Oompeny. a MIClllt•n
year, (March throughearlyJuly),"hesaid. "Weare FIA8T AMRAIOA TITLE CALIFOANIA, formerly, TFll• Jenuery20. tll8~. corporation, r-ded ''°'~
encouraged by the advance aeaaon ticket sales and g::~A:;.,:,~M .. '\~':.;.: :e;~~ ~~~.~~·.,: :=1 ..... La'!. ... A ;IO:::.~o..12570• Pe8I
our TV contracts (ABC and F.SPN for a reported 01 ~-TNetle O, ~ut.d Pl'f'Ullll 10 Deed ot Tru.t, r4IOOl'o.ct •1 Do.-Driw•. Alto excepting tll•r•from •II
$35 million) give ua a aolld starting baae. Tru1t ... of that cer1eln DMd ot Nov.mb9r 30, 11181, H 1n11. No. ::9...!!• 9MCl'I CA..., . ~ =t-~ tuOtl WllJ*' nw •'-'-'-k 1... jus h • h Truet eaeo11t•d by RICHARD 80921, In boolc 14304, pege t203 Of ,..... • ,..,,_ • ~I • e UUnK we •twck ut t t e ng t time, JAMES Mel.AME tn unmarried °""""' fMco<d• 1n 1119 ottlc9 of 1,,. ...,.. epproprleUu, P•roolatlnj. coming right after the ~L strike which left fans men, and EDWiN BLAKE, an County A«:ordet of Or11n119 County. Pu~ll•h•d Oren~• Cout DaHy =:.' .. or ~ wleflolit, half nourished. AJ.ao we are entenng· a cable TV unmarri.ct man, u jOlnt tenantt, Cellfornl&. PllOt. Jan. 24, 31, .o. 1, t4~ · tN rtght,.W::. ~!:i!':
'0-....... Md recorMd M.,cfl t t, tH2 .. Wtt.L S6Ll AT PUBLIC AUCTION . :=-.:n "':. ~ ~ boom. r1V111pects are limitless." . ln•tr11m•nt No . 82-014358, of TO HIGHEST BIDDER FOfl CASH •-.,. lllftTIH' Mlol'l..,,•n oorporeflon r.oord.: Just as Pete Rozelle, a public relations expert, OfllcW Aecorde of Orenge County. OR CASHIER'S CHECK. (peyebM" ,.._... nu1-. ~ ti eOok 2570
helped the NFL into ita present status, 80 Sinunons' Cllltornla, end pu"uent to thet UrM of ..,. In llwful l'l'IOM¥ ot the PllCTlflOUt .,..... P'?: 436 ~·~ ~-t · C*191n Not1oe of Oefeul1 ~ United Stat~) et the 8oulll "ont ..,,._ aTAT'llmlff entry ex>incides with the explosion of cable TV, of Md &epternoer 11 tH2 .. ent,..,_ to 1'19 o1c1 0ninge eounty II• 1tr .. t •ddrH• or otl'ler
which he is most familiar. r::'rument No. 12-ah101 ol CourtllouH, locmt•d In th• 200 ~~~.,.doing oommon dHl9r1et1on of ~·!;
"We don't feel threatened," said a spokesman Ofllcl4ll Aecorde of Mid County ... Block of WHt Senta An• Blvd.. SHEA OAIOIHALE. 3411 Yll. == :..,:rg:n.:;1: be. under and punutnt to 8*d DMC1 of (form«IY WMt 8th Street•. Santa Udo. Suite 211, N.wport 8Mc:fl, Said Mla .. be f'Md9 ...,_. for the NFL which ha1 smoth ered four rival TNlt _.at public euot1on tor telh, AM.. Clllltomla. 11 flGht, 1me tnd Celltomle 1129413 l . th last f df!Cad "W 'll irn•t ha .._,. moMY of IM United St.._ of lnt4nlt ~ to tnd now Mk! M O O O C T A A D I H O OO'l'tflMI °' -.rranty, ~ or eagues ln e our es. e ,_. veto ~. ClllHw'I cMc:a Pl!)'llllle ~" undar Mid Dead of TN91 In lhe COAPORATIOH .• C•lllornl• ......,, -to ... PC!" II I Uh or wait and see if the public wants 12 months of to...., Trwtee «-on,..,... or Pf°'*'Y .,tuated In Mid county corporation 3'1t Vie Udo ...,._ ~to -WV the llllpl6d
football. We're skeptical. But we'll go along aa in netlonal '*'"· • •t•1• or r.ctar.i _, Stat•~. • lolow9: 211. Newport B••ch. C•liforr11e · :': :: .:d ':;:.., "°: tru:'.': · the past and expect t g bi d credit lllllon. or • _.. or **11 Loi 36 of Tl'llCI No. 35ae, In the ll2te3 .-: 1121. 483.72 .... _ tM ......_._ o row even gger an 11vino• end 101 n tHOol•llol\ city ol Cotta M .... " ~ mep Oen ~. 104 Vie Antlbee. Mtlmet.d 001j,"";,nan~~ better.I' cSomlcled 1n t111t Ital•, el the main -o.cs In 8o<* us. Peo-M to Newpor1a-:ti,Callomla112113 • .....-
enuena. to Flr1t Am•rlcen Tiii• 421nciutNeofM**ltMOUaM~. JamH Crutt•nden, 206' =.ia10:-.,.ttrne~":=
,_ Compeny IOc:at9d •t 1 t4 In IN oltloe of l.M County .._.. Sl'lfpwey L•,,.. H•wpon BHcll. IS 518 42 .
Peddling his EMt Afttl 8tteet, In tM dry of Santa of Mid County. E.owlpt ... oil, gu. C.ilfomla t2teO MOTIC .. TO "'°"" • OWNUI Ana,~ 11 ltllt righl, UOt ml,,.,el1 end other llydrocerbon Olene 8cfleuer. 4111 Vlr1n0 YOUAM•DIPAULTUNDGIA tnd Int.-conV9)'9d to tnd now tubet-below • depth of 500 '"*-. ....,.,_, CalltorTlle 821' 15 l\lldbyHundef'MldDeedofT"'91 feet wfthoul tM right ot surf-ShH Hole 8clle11er 41tt DllD Or: TRUST, DATID
In tl\9 prolMf'{y eltueted In .. Id entry, H r•t•rv•d In D••dt of Verano-Plea.. lrvl"•· CeilfOMI• ~C~O~~:~
County end Stete det«l'*I ae: R«lofd. 927'5 .,.
Loi 21 ol Tract No. 11424, u Truetor or record owner: Ketlly Oammey•r, 34840 = /y"f~·~~YY=
• services
Olympic cycling official just wants to help lhown on 8 map -Oed In bOOll Chtrltl L. Potter end Jun• Cemlno Cepl1trano, C•pl1trano ,llD AN IXPLANATIOM OF 422. P•O•t 41, 42 end 43 ol Ellen Potter Beed\. Cellomla 112824 "I .. AT u" I 0, T" IE Mlec.tlaneoue Map•. ~ord• ol The 1trHt addrH• and other l'I* bu"'-It oonduc1.cl by • ~ AGAMT YOU YOU
OrWl09 County. Cellfornle. common dellgnatlon, If any, of Ille ~ pertnwthfp. '"°""'° COltTACT A uwvU. (xceptlng !Mrefrorn ell oft, oil reel prQP«IY detcrlb~ above I• Oen Sc'1euer a.tad February 1 1._,
DOMINGUEZ 'ffiLLS (AP) -Peter Siracusa,
purveyor of king crab legs, is an example of the
volunteers who are helping put together the 1984
Olympics.
The president of the Rusty Pelican Restaurant
chain, Siracuaa is commissioner of cycling for the
Los Angeles Olympic Oragani.zing. Committee.
"[ volunteered to help the Games, including
anything from emptying wastepeper buketa,'' said
Sincuaa.
LAOOC PRESIDENT Peter V. Ueberroth,
seeking volunteer talent with outstanding
managerial experience, allO knew that Siracusa
once was • cyclist. The 46-year-old buainesa leader
has quit competitive cycling but still runs in
marathons. .
Uebe rroth and the LAOOC appointed
commissioners for other aporta on the same general
basis -people with solid backgrounds in both
management and athletics.
A.a one of h.ls first project.a, Siracusa worked
with arehitecta and builders of the velcxlrome on
the campu1 of Cal State Domlng_uez Hilla.
Finihced by the Southland Corp., the $3 million
facility was tiniJlhed two months ahead of schedule
and given to the achool. •
It will host an international meet in 1983.
Similar procedures are being followed on the
two other major construction project.a for the 1984
Games -the awimming stadium at the University
of Southern CallfOTnia ... and the Olympic
Headquarters at UCLA. -
NEXT JULY, the velodrome will host the
7-Eleven Bicycling Championships. which will both
cap a three-month, nationwide 8el'ies of races and
pick the United States' team for the Pan American
Gamea..-
"Then on July 8-9-10," Sl.racu.aa ex>ntinued,
"we will have an international pre-Olympic meet
with cyclists from 15 to 20 of the major cycling
Los Al meeting
to begin Feb. 22
The Shelly Goudreau M e morial
Championahlp, new racing daya and three new
l'takes aeries highlight aome of the changes for the
spring harneu meet Feb. 22-April 30 at Loa
Alamitos.
The Shelly Goudreau Memorial Spring
Championahlp will be the high.light of the SCRA
meet at Loa Alamitos, as many of the top
three-yeaM>ld pacen in the country will be on
hand for a ah.are of the $300,000 pune.
The three qualifying legs for the Goudreau
Memorial, named in honor of the late Shelly
Goudreau who died following a tr-.ic racing
accident at Hollywood Park.lut year, are &lated for
April I, 8 and 16, with \he f1na1a eet April ~2.
Another change in the upcoming meet ia the radna dayt, which will be coOducted on ~ thi-oulh S.turday nlchta with fint past •t a,t 7:30.
1ben wtJJ be 11 racm .eh ewnS.na.
Free aeneral park!~ wW ~be olfered
Tu.day ttitouah Thunday.'
Irish nemesis dies
OMAHA. N.t>. (AP) -1be lai. Knute Roclc:no
oooe called Daw Noble "the man who beat ~ out o(
two naUonel cham~ps." · The 82 .. yar-old Omaha inlw'ance 4tXecutlve
Md tam. Nebnllka football pell died o1 a ltroke
.. llGnday. a pbymidan ..a.
nations competing. That meet will give the LAOOC
an opportunity to check the ayatems and planning
for the Olympic Games."
Cycling la dominated by 'the East.em Bloc
counUies and France and Italy. But for the first
time, the Olympica of 1984 will have a women's
cycling race. A woman from England, Manda Jones, • won the individual road racing international title
last year and the Dutch wm a team cbamplonah.lp.
And the United States la doinl better than ever.
"Rebecca Twigg of. Seattle won the world
championship in indiVtdual purault," Mid Siracusa,
"and Connie Parukevin from Michigan alao was a
winner.''
The women'• Olympic competition wW be an
individual road race. ao It won't be held at the
velodrome, an outdoor oona-ete bowl. Most previous
Olympic veledromea have been indoor arenu.
"THERE IS NO RULE that the Olympic
cycling mu.at be conducted indoors," Mid Siracusa.
"The way th.ia facility wu built should be a boon to
the world o1 cycling. Before, it ooat up to $25 million
to build a veladrome. We showed It could be done
for $3 million while still meeting international and
Olympic apedficatio.n.a, ao now many will have tlte
opportunity to build economically and hold world
even ta.
''The world-claa people feel this is one of the
best engineered velodromee. The transition from
the straightawaya to the banked curves la very
smooth ao It la easier to ride fast."
Pennanent aeata number 2,000 now. Plaila are
to increa.e that number to 4,000 and have 6,000
temporary aeata during the Olympics, for the
largest .eating capacity ever for Olympic cycling:
Zimmerman selected
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MCUr9d by Mid Deed of Truel. to TICOA TITLE INSURANCE A Prof. Oon>. pur.uant to S.CllOn 1358 of Ille wit: 8".8*2. !O, p1u9 !he fOllOwtng COMPANY OF CALIFORNIA. 110 0rw Newpor1 Pl. ut1 0... 14. ,_ CM1 Coda of tM Slate of~ .. umel•d coet•. •a.P9nlH ena w .. 1 Teylor s1r .. t, Sell JOH, Ill on Match ... '11113, " Ille M'eln -~ •t !he time of tM lnltlel Callloml• 115 t to. Attent.lon: Cleudla .............. CA -EM18nca, COunty CounhoueeJ 700 ~ of tNt Nota ot SW: Nlc:hoR. Telaptlone: (408) 292~212 PUbllthed Oreng• COHI Delly CMc Center Drive Welt. Senla .Ana. '2, tM.37. 0.19! JflllUMY 2t, tll83 Piiot, F90. 7. 14. 2f, 21, 1M3 Ce11fom1t. ea tt.. hour of 11:30 a.m.
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_., AN l:Dl.MAT10el M THI tubt11tut.cl fN9(-. The fOllowtng ~ -doing Tiie ... wt1 be oonduotlld by tnd MATUM CW TMS f'llOC'llD*Q 8y. a..IClie Nlcflolt ~ -•itcM11iiilClon ~ Mk1 e11e tnd AQAINaT YOUwtv.lU IMOULD Publllhed Orenge Ooeat Dally IHTEAWOALO TRAVEL ANO r91Mte1em«tt may ti. 111111 from:
CONTACT A LA Pflot. .-.. 31. Feb. 7. 14, tlll3 TOURS, tOO 1 Dove. Ho. teo. PAUL BELC., Attorney, 114 t W.
DATED: ~ 1, ,.., 633-83 N9wpOrt 8-:fl. Calffiornlll t2teO Llncoln, SllJt• A, An•ll•lll'I, CA
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Retired Los Angeles
Tunes sports editor Pi,aul
Zimmerm.an is among 10
persons who have been
appointed members of
the Miller High Life
Olympic Training Center
Advisory Board.
,,_.. L ~ MAm llTA~ toeOt ,._ 8el. Attv In F9Ct
world 1981 national A""*'-' orwii-The followlno S-tew't le dolne Unda Ptlf'Nll, .... Cabllllro. l1ete of c.ro.oc.-i 1tA I!.. Aftll 8"-C, ~ea: Alla Loma., c.llfomfa t1101 ,..
Zimmerman, who now
lives in Laguna Hills.
joins the board _».'hich
will "serve as ~other
voke designed to spread
the word about the full
range of ath l etic
participation at the
O l ympic Training
Center," according to
William K . Howell,
president of the Miller
Brewing Company.
Others nam~ lO the
panel are : John
Harrlng1on, a member of
the 1980 U.S . Olympic
hockey team which won
the gold medal; Shella
Young·Ochowln. th•
sprint cycling champion: e.nteAM,CA'2191 SUNSET LANDSCAPE Mich••• Pirr1111 , ltl4 Countyot°'8nge ' . H e n r y M a r s h , a (714• 561-12 t t SERVICES, ~ ~ Unit 1, Cebal,.ro. Alt• Lome. Celltornte Ori .-._., 20. tNS, .,.._ me, Publletled Orange Oout Oelty ec.i. ..._ CellloJ'n19 ~1 t110t IN undeuilgned, • ~ PWllo In world-dass steeplechase Piiot. F.o. 14, 2t, u, tM3 Ronild L Felt•t•o"· 105 Dor~111y Parrl1ll, U55t "end tor Hid s1ete, P•rtonally
runner preparing fbr the Mt.a Tuuln Av•nu•. Co.t• M•H. ~-Clrde.t-~" Huntington 8aacl'I, ~PAUL BEU..~ to,.. '84 G d w·u ~----------Callofni. Hta1 -·-.. _. to be IN pertOn ..._ -" ames; an 1 ye "8JC MOllCE ™' ~ 111 oonc1uct«1 by .,.. TN.t-ir-11 oonduc:t«I by • eubecribed '° tt1e ~ ir.rum.n1 Whrte, supei. r of lndMclual cor'PQr9110n. •INA~lnFaotolVIUAOE
thyslcal fltn or the Aon~ ln...-.orid Corp. CAUK Al80CIATION and ' Tlllt ttll-t -fled w4tll IN Lindt Perrltfl, ecknowledged to "'• thet II• hlcago Depa ent of County c--of 0r.,. County on Preeldent •11bec;rfbed th• nerne of Vltl909
Health. o-nti.r 30 tllU Thlt •tll-t -fllecl wttll the Creek AHoolet1or1 '""•to " Also named to the ' · ,...,. CowllY Clerll of Or.,. CowllY on prlnolpel end hit own n•IM et .__ _ _.... Bob ••h h Publl•lled Oreno-Cout D•ll" January 14. t"3. Attomer In,. •• U<>llJU are: ,,-uit las, ,... ' ,., .. WITNESS mt ll8l'ld Md the two-time Olympic Piiot, JW1. 24' :st, '°· 7' t\~~ P11bll1hed Orange pout Dally otftdal 81111
decathlon winner who is Piiot, JM. 24• 31• ..... 1• t•. tH3 ._ "'"' .MlJC llOTIC( 48t..a P11btllfled Oreng• CoM1 o.11y
director of \tie Olympic PIClmOUI••••• 1---.---.,.flOTIC(~~---lltlot. Ft!>. 14. u. Mwd'I t, ~ .... Tr&inlng Center; Dr. ...._ 8TA1-Y . ~ -
Kenneth Clarke,\tlrec:tor Thi ~ ...,... .. --
d
oc the sports mhedfctn5e ~llNIE~.
iv isl on of t e U . . 1tt w. t7tll, Co.ta Meta, CA
Olympic Commiuee: --J0.,.,..0 ,. HNH PAIH,
Thomu Shropshire, INC
aenior vice pttSident and
treasurer of the Mlller
Brewing Co., and Tom
Bynum, athl Lie trainer.
coach and lnaiructor at
Nort'h Carolina A&T
St.ate University.
MTmOUl-1 ..... "A,,_, ~...._. ................
~-HNCIALLY oou.e. HIO Navlt Clrcle, Coet• ...... CA ..... l(A"'-!IN I JIMfMIZ. lttO
Gates honored
~ County 8h4trlff-Coroder Bnd Gata
hall been Nuned -the third Ndplent of the e>r...,
Count)' Sport• Hall of Fame Dl1ttncul1hed
Cit.IJenihlp Award.
The award honon an Oranae County athlete
who h.9' nctu.d in a carwr outilde of lpCll1I. a.-. 43, In .. thJrd &enn. ............. =.aw:::-" and foott.11 ~ at ~ NClbae ... lndUct9d lnlO the ,....... hotball
Hall of ,._. ln 1972. TM ~n oftldated
~In tM' .. Tm and~ ............
Noble hlllpd tht H..uni liiii co.ch Rodme'• •
1focre Dllnt md the l'our Hoawnen twice.
'n1it award will tie ..._.,._. hb. 21 tl dM
Ana.fwtm ConvtnUon c.nw • put ol the UWd annual Oran11 County 8porll Hall of Pame I• 1122, Noble .cored 011• touchdown u lfebi...U woa 14·1 t.n the flnal pme on old
....... ~ ...... ~crowd ol 15.000. ~·~~--~nwm.
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We love you both very
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LOVE ALWAYS, JENNIFER
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After 25 years you 1tllt
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OftOMNT
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I loYe you 8111. From Your TEO 7 ALL LOVE TO TOM, I L 0 \IE Y 0 U STEVE
Ding Dong lellle. YOU · B SWEETHEART. HAPPY F11ti gotta .........
My Derting,
YOU 11'9 the biggelt part
of my life. You mM1'1 ao TO MY CHOCOLATE
much to me. Juet re-M&M member Darting when I LOVE YOU FOREVER
everything 1111 goH YOUR BABY
wrong, I'll alway• b11----.-.--,---
U... I Low You Honey, You ...... bl In my
Taryn t\tert.
Happy Valentlne'1 Day I LOVE YOU. ANGEL KRISTIN ... your lowr.
MR. "BIOr' LOVES
MAS. "PRISCILLA"
ll'om groom to tomb.
.... and f~
Donald • I kM1 you VERY MUCH. Ellzabeltl.
EAIC & STEPHEN:
I LOVE YOU BOTH.
MOMMY
SWEETHEART
We kMI )QI foi'9YWI
Joan, Maurtce. Alen
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BABY LAKES BART
You' ra ""I Babe, I love
you. Hap~~·• Valen.-
Day. M11jo111 P.P.
00-001 I LOVE YOU.
WILL YOU 8E MY
VA LENTINE a 2ND
TIME?
MY TREAT TO DtNNER
TONIOHTt W LOVE &
KISSES, PEE PEE
VA LENTINE' S DAY. Blfdl gotta fly,
LOVE, YOUR WIFE TO I gotta 1oYe ON man
BE .•. MARY Til I die;
"Can't ICop ~ JOANIE: Our love Is futt a that man of mine. '
ctlemlcal reaction, but Love, KATE
It'• wondertut trying to 1---------1 find the formula. 1 love
Youl KEN
ART -How VlfY pr9doua
I• your love; h'• ~
thing I'm dreaming of.
And, ttlle \lalentlne'1 Dey
I want to uy "I love you
VlfY~."·BETH
DONALD
On thll Vlllantlne'1 0ay I
Mnd to you thr• tittle
WOtde ICralaM trom my
heaft • t LO'ie YOU.
E\IEl.YN
1111 ..
I wwrt the WOf1d to knOw
how rnudl I low you.
OWEN
~-... ~ HlllPY v......,.., o.y
• THE KID8 .
H-.ipy Valentlna9 Dey To
th• glrf of my dream
from a big tall ltrong
Nggld mountain main.
AFnA ':, 'i' WIL YOU BE MY YAUNTINE
AGAIN!
LM.•
BUD
Thie II "Our" day
So coma and play!
Ba ""I Valentine
For ..., and atweya.
Love and many ~-Connie
DEAREST LAURIE: You
•r• 10 marv11ou1ty
warm, ao eloquent, eo
ax ...... attng, IO Mduc>
live, 10 emlnently ap-
peaUng • IO Baby Doll ~~be mine. Love
MOM-
We knOw you wonc hard.
.., In the yard.
And try to keep tNnga
toaachlr. EVEN ,., STORMY
WEATHER.
So, we'd Ille to lllY
You're tha baM Mom
In...,., Wey!
Low, Semanttla & Tom
Lllll Ill.I lllFlllY L.aoon view from 0 bdrm. 4 bath, fam. rm.
Boat .Up f~ 3 boeta. Now $886,000.
llflm,.,.
s~ bayfront dplx 2 br, 2 be up; 2 br,
2 be dn. 2 boat lf*ll!9. Reduced-tU00.000 . ........... . ,
NflW 4 br, 4 ~ ba, ~ French Normandy
JM.t.e u prime .:re hilltop •1.2a0.ooo. •••••11n . C..omdo I.a.net ~ blyfran• .. 1$' -1 flodL. Plmm awU.~NoW U"I0.000 w~
Beating the crowd
Valentine's Day i1 normally the
buaieat day of the year for
wedcf ing chapels across the land,
but comedian Jerry Lewis
deeided to jump the gun by a
few hours. Lewi~married his
long-time girlfriend, SanDee
Pintick, last night in Key
Bi&cayne, Fla.
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o.M Of fnllt mede 11¥ LW. ~ 1111tru1111111 No. ll·ltOU4, or OMdlil "-or• of.., County,_.. ,. Q u Ir • d '°' • 1111 •ti 0 1 OMo111 "90orde of Mid CNWr. _. frvtl .. wl\der 1ncf l!"J"'Mf ct 1no .. • Cellfotnll Cofpot .. IOfl, ~ Offletel Reaord9 Of Mid COl#lly, wll "'*' _, ~ to Nici OMO Of lt*ltlotllOft• Incl aooompMylno under 1t1c1 ~ to _.. Deed Of o... °' TNll ,_... ..,...,...
10 _,,.. 111 llldlO...,_ 111 fe110t loll\dlt llld IMll'tl*ll to Mid Deed Olf T"* 11111 et PllMO euotlOn for'*"· cir~ Trutt ... ti Plltlllo .uotton !!J_'!!"'• 11, 11eo. " lftet. No. JI~
of l"MA A. IHI.Kl, I married TNet ... llPllllllo_...,..., ...... 1 ~tflOM'loflMUftllldltatllof WOMcr:~ llwMmoMYOflNUlllleel._Of 11oOa 117M..1.P1111 Mf, of -.n, M Mr IOit 11\d ..,_Ill fewM f'llOM'l Of Ille u.wt.i ...... t1I AINtlee, I CllllHlr'I Cf** ~ AINrtce, I ...... CINdl ~ "-ordi In ..... oftloe of tflt Col#ICY
property, clltod, Dtoom~ar 2t ~ I 0Mhllr'1 ClllOll peylllll to M6cl Truele9 clrewn Oft I ..... or .... INd to Mid Truettl dr.-n Oii 1 ..... Ot ""*dlrl Of 0tlflll Cowiwy, Ii-. 1N1 Md ,_.,..dtd In tN ontoe Oi co Nici T,,,._ dt_, Oft t ltltt or n1tl0ft1I bll\11, 1 11111 Of ftdlfal ~·(I ). n1t101111 bani!, • 1111• or tldef .. Olf ~ lllfllOIMd 11¥ C. IAM
Ill• County flllecordtt Of Or11199 lllllonll blnlt, I 1111• Of,.., .. ONClll ""'°"· Ot ...... OI ...... Alltrlllt• Propout1; Th• or.Ott unlOll, Of .... Of lldlrll l'LETOHlflll 1nd 1.UCV ANN
County, 81111 or Callfor1111, on ortdll union, Ot 1 llll1t or .._.. ·== •nd loan 1t1oc11t1on ~ c~ ,'!':!',"::' 8~• ~ •nd 11111 1uoc1111on l'\.ITCHR". ~ Md_... .lf/NW'f 11, tM1 • lnetNtllllli No. 111111101 llld loin HIOOlatlon In -........ "" IMllll 0 vw II II n .... In 1till ........ IN mMI WIU Kl.l AT "'9LJC AUCTION
11107, In booll 1&t10. peoa 5H, Of clomtclled In Ihle ........ "" INlll •'llran~ to ,.,., A!MrlCtll Tltll ThlM ONucll'le "'*"'* ... be •ntr1nct to ,lrtt Amttlclll TIU• TO HIOHUT ilOOll' ~ CAIH Offlolll Aecorc11, by r...on of a 1111r1no1 lo l'htt Amertoen Tltlt .,_,,_ Coinpeny toclMM tc 114 ravlewtd b~ ~ Cou11cll of lnlllflnOt Company loCe1oM et tt4 (Ptrtblt at time Of NII In lewfu'
brMCt\ °' default In pt~t or IMurlnOt COnlOtnY located at 114 IMt """ ~. In the~ Of lento ~on • omi. encl If !Mt '1fttl 81t.C, In tnt ~ Of IMll moNolf of tM Uftllld ..._I 11 IN pttlOflnM-of lllt oblltlllOfll bit Fifth lt,..C, ln-1"' City Of hnlt AM. CeltorM. .. t"9t r1aflt1 title Deduc1I:. -=:i ':!Of u:::::::: AM. Callfofllla. Ill tNlt ... 1 WI NOt1t1 1tont 1111tnnOt to IN Cownty
•toured 1111r1by, lnoludln.Q 11111 Ana, Clllfofnll, el 11111 rtgnt. title Md am.t• ~ IO -now Witt bt ..._...~ .... ~oni 1 .......... S.: Ind lntereet ~ to -now ~. 100 Cl'flC c.n.. ~ b<eeotl OI OMIUll, Notloe ol ~ and lnt-t oon~ to and now htlcl bY It under Mid Dttd of Tt\111 ......,.,.,_ ... held bY lt,uncltr u1c1 Deed Of Tf\111 WMI, •anti An•. c1111orn11. 111 w11 rlOOf'dtd N0¥1mtllr I , tN2, 11 1*c1 by It under Mid Deed of TNtl Ill ttlt property t11U114Mt In Hid Md lht conlttcl Wiii be ldj\lltecl In lhe prop•tty 1llual4Mt In Mid .... t111t lfld im.ttlt ~ to
R1oorder'1 ln1trum1nt No. 1111111 property lllullH In H id ~tndlc.tlO-lblclae; '°:':fl::~" TtteCOll Counf'/andltll•llld Clt)'Ollrvlnl andnowNldt>ylt.loll\dlltlllldDeed
1241t7U, Wll.L atl.L AT PUIUC County and 81•1• dttef!Nd 11: Tllo t1nd ttferred CO 111 tlll1 tor dftltfAlttt4•tttl fotlWICI Olll on tlttl dllct1bed II: of TNIC In me ~°'*1Y llll-.cl In AUCTION TO THf HIOHIST Tli• tend refttrtd 10 In thl1 QlllfM ... 11 tlMMd In IN ttate Of •t Ill lllff-••r 01 twl 1111 Ind 1.0t ti of Trtcl No. 142~: Mid County weu..dttctlbecl•
9100ER FOii CA8H. lawful ~ c:•• le IHIMllecl In t"-11111 of callfor11&11 Colinty Of Orenoe. City of ~ ~ Ave ':_•noted on lllOWll on • mte1 reoorded In lot IO ot TrllOI No. 1 t54, In IN ::: :i.= ::-::;.: ~ ~ IMM, :0 <;:"'~~-:--.::: 1~111= 1':. ~ ttll :..:n p6an. SM i.ctton 02e00, ~~:c.ri:noe~~.' ~.::. ~::or~~ :: &~ i:!'otM~'!!.Y,,::
b1nk, a 1111• o r l1dot1I oredll PAACEL 1: Unit 11t, 11 lhowll end dllorlbtd '" the c:ondOtlllnlUrn 2·:.:U!JtSpedftcatlona. Orenoe County. ClllfomlL ~ reoordtd In 9odl '7, PIOll n
Union, Of a 1tate Of ledltel llvtnal WICI dtlc1lblcl In the Condomlftlum pllll r-clecl '/!'. AIJGl.Mll 5, 1111 In 1 E11c1ptlng therefrom ell oll, oft end 12, ........._ M40e, In tht
end IOM wodltlon donllolled ln Pten rlOOfclecl on AllQUll 5, 1H1 In lo<* 141et, lilOI fMI of ofltollll Deem"" =::.i',2. Thi~ rlghtl, mlneral1, mtneral rlghll. oftlol of 1"-County "'°Ofdlf ot
thll tut•. ell peyetlll tt the time of 9ooll 1'188, PIQI 1Mt Of Offlolll ~di of Mk· OOl#'lty. tor not removing and Plldllna tht neturel g11 rlg1111. end other Nici Cowity,
llM, 11 1hl front entranoe ot the Aecordl ot Mid County. PARCll 2: An llndMdtd t/44th exttttno 1t•P•. rampe, overhead h';dfoeatbone bY wfll~ neme TJI• '''"' lcldrau 11td other ofltell of Pll4JI A. llellke, AtlOl'M)I PARCEL 2: An llndlvtdlcl 1144111 Int ........ tllllllt In oomtnOI\ In known, geotlllf'mll 1111/1"1 Ind ... oornmon ~. If elf'/, of"" at Law. 31421 Holly Drive, a. lnterllt, 11 a 111\11'11 In common In th• IH 1n1er11t In and 10 the •tructute 11 lndlcelld on the product• derived thtrelrom. rMI property dtlorlblcl tt>ove 11
l.liguNI, CA 92977, 714-49t-5\IO, the fH lnllre•I In and to the mon ., .. ol Lot 7 of Traol' drewtnoa. wtttiOUI, ~. 1119 right to drlll. purported to tie: 4H eroaclwey,
.. rignt. tltll Ind lnt9feet held by common 1111 of lot 7 ol Treot 104114, 11 per fn9'I hied In 8oolt Dlducl mlfle. 1tort, explore encl 09tf•t• eo.ca ......_ Clllfomll He27.
111m .. True111,lntn1tNelptOP«ty 10414, 11 per mep filed In 8ooll 483, PIQll 35 to 37 lneluetve. of Dedllcttve~',,3:Thl~t through tlll turt-or ttll upper Tiie u11d111tgn1d Truett•
lltu•t• In tht County of Oreoge Incl 483, PIQll 35 to 37 lnolullve. or mltc1ll1neou1 m1p1, record• ol for deleting 1111 cotllnggtlll• 11 l500 feet of tht aul>eurf-of Mid ctl1cl1lm1 eny tr1blllty tor 111y
St•t• of Cllltomll Ind delcrtbtd .. Mltc1ll1neo111 M1p1, reoorcl1 or llicl -'IY· 11 IUCtl term It defined ofttc.e count1t. See Sec:tlOn 08340_ lllld, 11 rlMf'Vecl In deed from lhl lnQoQJ/eet,_ of tht ltreet lddr------------------------•19oltowl; MlclCounty,•eudltln'flll...,,... In the ertlde enlltted "dlllnltlonl" lrvln• Compeny, • Michigan Incl oe. oomll'IOll clltlgnltlon, N
lot m ol Trect No, 713, COllll In IN lttlele en11tled "Dlftnlttor-." ol the dec:ltr1tlo11 of covenenll. Deduet corpor1Uon, r-decl flC>NltY 17, ,,.,,,, ""*" llertln.
Not your usual
Valentine story
Royll, 11 lhown on• mep thlNOf of th• DeGl1ratlon or C011enan11, condition• incl re1trlctlon1 1 denceoa::~ ~~ p<o ) .. 1178 In 8oOll 12570, Pege d5 Of Seid 11te wlll be m1d1, but
reoorded In bo06I 21, Paoe 24. of Conclltlon1 incl R11trlct10111 ,_dtd In Bo<* t4095. pege 519 of&:: 1773 or the Labor Code olftclll r-d•. wllhout covenant or werranty. Mllclllntoul ~In the office of ,_decl In 8ooll 14095, Pege 519 or o t 11c111 r •cord 1 , (th• • Al10 1xc1p1l11g tll11elrom all ~ Of lrnpllecl, regMdlng title,
the County Recorder of Or1n91 of Olfl clal R1cord1, (th• "d1c;t1r1t1011"), end eny ~~ 8~!11P1~1=f~~1~~~~111 wltlf rl0ht1, wnetller IUOfl _,., pouuelon, or encumbr-. to County, Celtfomll. "D tc I 1 fl ti on'' I , an cl 1 n y 11111ndm1n11 and 1uppt1m1nt1 rlghi. llfllll be rlpetlen, OWl1Ylna. pey thl ,.,,,... •• ~ IUln of Th• 1tr"t 1ddre11 llnd other 1m111<1m1nt1 and t11ppl1m1nt1 thereto. Relation• •h•ll determine th• 1pproprlatlv1, peroo111lng, IN note(•! -.o by Mid DMd of
common dlltgnltlon, If M'f, of tht thlr111o. Excepting 111 oll, oll rlglltl, =:~=~~•10°!,.•:!: i:,..-::11ve Of contractual without, Tru1t. wt h tn1er11t thereon, 11 r11t property delc:rtbed 1bove 11 Excepting 111 011, oll rlght1, mlnlrlll, ,.,,.._., r1gllt1, neturll gee ........._ of the 111111 ,__.11 .,...: , the right of .,..,,.,. lot thl prcwtdld In M6d note(I), ad\l":I
purported to bl 31272 HOii)' °""9, mlnenlll, mtnerel rlgllta, naturtll gM rtQhtl Ind Olt'9f hydtoeatboN bY .....,..._ .--w_,,... llltreill of Midi l'IOt'ta. 11 r.....,.0 N elf'/, under Ull *""of Mid 8. ~e. r1gllll llld other hydroeerbone by •lill101ver n1m1 known, geo-rate delermlrnltlone 111 on Ille 11 In deed lrom tht I~ ComolnY, 1 or fruit, fee•, chug11 and
RANCH 0 p AL 0 S The T""'91 hlflby wh11101ver n1m1 known, geo-herm•I 1t11m and all product• the office of 1"' City Clertl Ind 1 Mlciltg1n corpor1t1011, record eel ~of ttte TNllll Ind of 1hl mu.st admit, this makes dl1cl1lm1 11 1t1t1lllty tor 1ny gllerm•I 1111m 111d 111 procluct1 derived therefrom, wllhout, office or th• Director of Public Flbtvlry 17, 1918 In Book 12570. ttu111 c:r11tecl by Mid Dllcl ol Tnm, VERDES (AP) -The me happy." locouecb-of lhe 11teet lcldfw Cletlved t11er11rom, wllhout , ~. tht right lo drlH, mine. Woru 01 the c:lty 01 Hunllngton Page 435 of offlc:MI r-d•. tor tllt emount reuonebly relationsh~' between 0 en n 1 8 appear 1 or other common clltlgnltlon. howl'ler, th• right to drlll. mine, ll«e. explore end oper11e through ~ ~ttcatlonl t.._.lllf' The 11re11 1ddre11 or other llClmlllecl to bl •142,eoo.oo. • r __ , __ M nald d Said llil wlll be made wltllOut 1lor1, •xPlor• lllcl oper1t1 through the~°' tne U9Plf 500 feel of _. • ...,.... common d11lgn1tton of uld Thi benlftdlry under Mid Dllcl
.&..AJu&u1e an content right where he werranty, Hpr111 or lmpllecl, lht ""'-°'the upper 500 t..i of th• tub•urlece of Hid land, H wllll propoiel form, may bt properly 11 purported to be: 21 ot TNat ,__.ofore executed end
Mic hael Dennis is not is, illustrated in part by regerdlng 11111, po11111ton, or 1111 111bwrf1c1 of H id t1r1cl, 11 r~ In deed from the Irvine OC:t-r-:111 U:~of~~Dlr.::1::' 11111Qr-.1Mnl, CA 927t5. delivered to th• undtrelgned •
your typical Valentine's the fact that he ......_ .. tly 1ncumbrano11, to 11t11ly 1111 r~ In deed lrom the Irvine Compeny, 1 Mlehtglrt corporation. 0 u c or ~'°':J.. · Seid 1111 wttt bl mlde without wntten Dec:Wlllon o1 defaA1 encl ·~· prtnclp11 belanoe or th• Note or Compeny, • Mld'llgln oorpor111on. recorded Flbfulrf 13, 1881In8ootl Hunt~Of\ Bllctl, covenent or wenanty. opt-or o.mand for Sele. end a wrl111n day story. aold his personal record otlllf obllg1t1on MOurecl by 1lld r-oed Flbfulrf 13, 1Ht In 8ooll 13948, P•o• uo of Otr10111 m!: :i~=~~~ltby lmpt'9d ... to 11111, po11111lon or Notlc>I of Dlfeult end Election 10
For one th i n g , collection to help pay for OMO of Trult, w1111 111tlf11t end UUI, P•o• 1.ue 01 Olflcle l Recofde. lttl ~ of Pubtle Wort! T eneurnbr1ne1110 11ta.to; the unplld 8111.. Thi 1111lderllgnecl c:8Ulld Mid MacDonald is 94 De · other M.oma 11 pro11ldect tllerlln; Aecordl. Aleo peeptlng Ill wet• riaht1. °' 1. blllrlcl due on Int not• Of not11 Nola of DlfMlll end ~ to · nrus a trip to Hawaii for the plu1 lclvll'lc:H. If eny, und« the Al9o lltoeptlng .. wel• rtah'9, Wfllolhlr IUCll wet• r1Qllt• etlllt tie •peel•I •ttentlon of proec>ectl'I ~.O by Mid DMcl of Truet, 10 Seti 10 bl ,_did In the county is 3:>. tw f th terme ,,,.,... end ln1•111 °" IUCll Wllttlllf' IUCll -water tight• lllli bl riparian, overtytng, appropriative. bldderl II called 10 lht Pf'oc>OMI wit: 1129,357.03, pll'9 ttte IO!bMng wfler• ttte rlll Pfcper1y II located. They aren't married, 0 0 em. ldvanc:tt, and piu. r-. °'*Oii rlp1Fl1n, o.,,.,1y1no. approprl1tlV9, peroolttlng, pre1orlpt1v1 or raqutramenll, HI forth In 1111 11t1m1t1d co111, exp1n111 end Diie: Flbfully 3, 1913
b U t the Y , v e 11. v e d Together, they make ll"ld ....,.,_of the Tr1.111e1 and ol percotetlng, prucrlptlve or oontnleluel. wttf\Oul, i-, fhl ~:· for tult dlrle1lonl 11 ectv-11 tht time ot lhl lnltJel IMPERIAl CORPORATION beautilul music. the tnm• c:ree1ec1 by llkl o..o Of conttectull. wttt1ou1. nowevw. ~ r1g111 of .mry f0t the u1tdle Of 0 ng.. fl'lblleatlon of 1hll NotlOI Of 8161: ~ AMERICA together 15 years, since Ttu11. Tiie tolll emount of H id rlgflt of entry f0< the uere1 .. ~ IUCll rlOllte, .. r~ In deed Tiie foragolng quentlllH " '3,"3.51. •Mid llUtl. 11. 1967 1 than otlllg1t1on. lncludlno re11011ably IUCh right•, 11 reltfVld In deed from tne lrvlnt Oomp111y, • l!Pt)fOxlmlt• only, being.._, 11 NOTIC9 TO~ OWNIR 1787 ~ Drtw, • onger many rtllJC M)TIC[ 11tlm1t1d 1111, cll1rg11 a nd from fhe Irvine Compeny, 1 Mlolllg111 corpor•tlon, recorded ::"ti!: c:: r~~on°' ~, YOU AM .. DP'A~T UNDIJl A Sen OteQo, CA 92t23 ~ last. ncnnoua llUeMU ~Of UM TNllel~~ ttte time Mlclllg'n corporation. recorded F«INlry 13, 1991 In 8oOll t3944, doll t by lmC*eallonl O 11 D Of TR U a T. DAT ID (6191292-6480 When t'bey teamed up, NAm aTATDmNT of lnltlll pub41catlon Of .. ,.. "'°"°": Febnllry ts, 1991 1n 8ooll 139411, pege 14441 of offtc611,_de. no ..,,,_ « N8RUMY 1t, ,-. UNU .. vou By &cre111 CNmt111111n,
h h . . The follcMtng pet1IOnl .,.. doing •• •t71, 1M.M. Page 1444!1 of Offlc:lll Aloord9. PARCEi. 3: E11tm1nt1 .. HI egrH thlt Ille ectull emount of TAKI ACTION TO PROTICT Trultll s ... Ottlclr
S e W a S IS m US IC ~ 11: O.tt: FebNlry 11. 1993 PARCEL 3: e-ta .. Ml forth In the MCtloll ll"llltled "<*1aln -::...:: :;r~o":i::" .. ~ YOUR PROPIRTY, IT llAY •I Putlllahed Or1ng1 Cout Dally
teacher at Santa Monica s T 0 TEL ME y ER & PAUL A. BEELl<E. fo'1h In Int Mellon ll"ltltled .. Certain 1111m1nt1 for ownert .. incl ~ .... the amount ol lrl"a.NOf IOU> AT A "'*.IC •AU... YOU Pilot, Feb. 14, 21, 21. t083
Cit Coll h 'call ..... OC -s ... ...___... Attorney 111 Law E1111n1nt1 for Ownere .. end .. ,uppor-1 . 11ttl11n1 nt encl ' ..al> AN EXP\.ANAT'ION Of' TU 8.$7~ Y ege, P )'Sl Y """' 1""' · t2""1._.....,., .. Y'I.. 31421 Hotly OrM .. Support, Settlement ind encroachment" ol th• ertlcl• ponlon °1 111• work, 11 mey be MATURI OF THI ...-ocllDINQ
handicapped, almost 70 T~.l~A ~~-0 A l L EN s. Laguna, CA 92871 Enoroechm•nl" of lh• ertlCI• •ntltl•cl "1111m1n11" OI th• ~eel ~b4: ~::'lent bY AGAINIT YO"!t-!OU aHOULD rtllJC MOJIC[
years old, recently STOTELMEYER. 29832 Pre11on, (7 .. 14T~~180 entltllcl "E111m1nl1 .. of th• declerltlon. Allbldl°!.1111>1~.:·ontfle CONTACTALAWl'IR. -----------
d . d d 1 1 NIQuel,C """"n ·-·-Dlderetlon. PARCEi. 4: E11em1n1t aa 111 -·...-o.ted: February 7, 1083 OftMIOE COUNTY 1 vorce an near y ~ bul1nee9 A nv . by &lbetltutlon PAAC£L 4: e-nenta .. Ml forth 111 th• 11ct1on1 entltlecl b1111 or th• Direc tor of Public FIRST AMERICAN TITL.E ~COURT
b r 0 k e . ff e W a S lndMdull r, eonctuc:tld by 111 Publl1111d Or1ng1 Co11t Delly forth In the 11ctlon1 1ntlt11d "certeln ....-nenll lo_.. .. Ind Wortll lllimlte Of the quenllllll of INSURANCE COMPA!N 100 CMe ~ DrM Wiit
· h d · · Piiot Feb 14 21 28 1913 "Cert1ln Euement1 to Owner9" "aupport, 11tt11ment end wont to bl dOne. A Clllt. COfl). Slfttl AM, C•• 1111 mnt1 0 v er we ig t • 1 rec -R. StoteN'nlyet ' • • • ' end "Support, S11t11m1nt and 1ncro1chm1n1" ot 1111 1rtlcl1 8ubltl1utlon °1 MCUrttlll tor any ~ L. lJlwrll PLAINTIFF: t<ERI DOUMA.NI, tionleas, and also nearly Thll ll•t_,t -!tied wtttl"" ~ Enoroacllment" of the artlcl• 1nt1t11d •·1111m1nte" of 1111 money• wltlllleld by 111• Clly to Authorlnc:t Officer THOMAS J OOUMANI. THOMAS
broke County Cterlc of Onnge County on rta.IC M)llC[ 111flt11d '"E111m1nll'" ol the d1ol1ra11011 of co111n1n11. lniur• performance •h•ll be 114 E. Flhll St M DOOM1'Nt, • rnlnOf. by THOMAS
He• suggested they Fetltulry 3• 1913· ,..., D1cl1r1tlon of Co111n1nll, condition• encl re1trlctlon1, permitted In accordance with 811111 AN, CA 9270t J DOUMA NI, hi• Ouardlen •d ACTIT10U8.,..... Condltlon1 and R11trlct1cn1, r-o.o In eooei 14092, Paae 1797 provlilon• ol the C•lltornla (714) 558-3211 Lllem, KtMBERl.Y DOUMA.NT, •
take an apartment Putlll•llld Orang• Cout Dally MAim aTATDmMT ,_ded In Book 14092, Pw 1797 14 offlclel record• (the "M11ttr OoY'lmment Code. Section 4500. Put111111ed Ore no• Co111 Dally mlnOf, tlY THOMAS J. OOUMANT, tnaoth d sh dil Piiot Fee. 7• t4, 21· 28· 1913 Tiie ronowlng pereon It doing of Offlc:lll Recor~ (the "'Meetlf Dldllrt!Uon") ll"ld elf'/ __,ment, No bid wll bl IOCl9lld from 1 Piiot, Feb 1•. 21, 28, 1M3 hit Ousdtln Id Utem -o-er an e rea Y 69S-83 bli"'-ea: • Dedlr•l)on"l Ind any -ldmlnt• _, tuppletnlnt• thereto. contrector who •• not Hc.nMd In 856-13. DEF EN DA NT : PA r R 1 c K agreed. "8JC MOTIC[ PRO-TEI. ENTERPRIZE&. and~ .. Ulerllo. Th• •tr111 1cldre11 or other -denc. With the law. under"" ANTHONY AUSTIN, COUNTY OF
"I don't know wh.at I'd 15702 Pr~ L.ane, HunltrlO'on TM 1tr11t addrt11 or other common dulgnetlon of uld :~ = 7~tut1~ "8.IC ll)11CE OAANOE. CITY OF YORBA LINDA,
do without M ichael, ..cnnoua•n•M a-dl.Cllfomll92948 common dulg111tlon of Hid cwoperty te SMWP0<1ed to be: 27 ~:1.,. ~ tci CITY OF BREA, TRAVIS TRUST. ltAlmSTAW Wllll•m w. J11p1r. 711 N. pr091f1Y II purpotted to be: 43 ExMIFHo. H,1Mne-.CAft716. wtlOm ---1:.m.not':... ..cnnoue• 11•• M.J. 9AOCK .. 80N8. INC .• A.NO
act u a 11 y , •' s a Id Thi fo1oW1r1C1 ,,.__ -do4ng Menu. Lane, Senta Ml. Cellfomla ~· lt9, IMne. CA 92715. Seki .... wtll bl 1'llclt Without leeuld•:;~, of Huntington ....-STA~ DOES 1 ~H 70. tnduehe MacDonald, a talented ~ • '2701 Seki .... Wfll bl midi wttllOUt COY'lf'llrlt °' warr1r11y, IJC4)!-or 8-:tl Y Thi fOlowlng l*"IOftl .,. doing ll •DMe
musician who overcame Al.PHA DESIGN, 23532 Thll ~la c:onduclld byM cownant Of werrwtty ....... °' lrnCllld ... '° .... PCll 2 'OI Eecii bid~ bl midi°"' on. ~ -CAM NlWll 17.., ... 1
polio and art b r it is ==~~ve, L-ouna lndlvlclullw1111em w . .Juf>1r =~ 1~:: '~ :=::::-~o ~ "'r:: lorm to bl obtained at"" otftcl ot FO~~ ~~~E~~T;E:,N:~~~~,.a~ n:o= .:-.= =:-... -z:
ff · i 1 I Thomu or 811btr1 Stllter, Thie etatemen1 -lllld with thl ~due on tnt note or notll llCllfecl by ll6d Dllcl Of Truet. to Iii• Director 01 Public Worlli, VIETNAM EXPRESS. 5252 At~ ....._. ,_ ...... .._.. su 1c ent y to p ay 294t5 °'*"tWOOd Uni. Sall Juen County°"" Of Orenge County on llCUr9d by Mid Dllcl of Trwt. 10 wft: eat,51e.o6, p1u1 ttte folowlng De111lopm1nt Wing, 2000 Mein Dr., HuntlnQton lleed\, CA 82949. C' ,.._. .... •.,......,.
concerts at the White ~. ~ eat75 flC>NltY 10, 1883. wtt: 117,124.49, p1u1 tn. fololll4na MUm1tect co11a. •xpen111 111d StrHI,. Huntington ~--... ·~ DE A f4 FORWARD IN O ...,. ,., • ..... .
H . th Roose lt fhle "'*'-II concluetecl by"" ,_ Hllmated co1t1, HPtn ... 1na advel'ICll .. "" timed"" lnltlal Ceifomla; lhlll bl....., ..... ,_, COMPANY, INC ... C1tltornl1 If you wWI lo ... Int~ of ouae ln e ve lndMclulll. Publl1hed Orenge Coaat Delly ICl'IW'ICll" the ume ot ttte lnlllal pubkeUon of tf'lll No4IDI of 8111: wllh tha City Clerk •t the Cl'llc oorp9t1tlon, 5252 ArJIOIY Dr., en 111orn1y In tlll• mitre~ you
yeM"S. l!llttlwa Stifter Piiot, Feb. 14, 2t, 21, Ms. 7, 1913 rlbl!cdon of lhll Notlol of 8161: 12.113.91. ~1.1.L! 't•lonS .!,!_.~ n d2000F I~~ Huntington 8Mcn. C_A 92849. lllOulcl do eo Pfomptly «>that your "I keep thfnking that TNI.......,.,... -tied wftfl thl 751-M 1,tol.11. MOTPCa TO ....,..,.T't OWMIJI ,...,,,._,,. ...,...,.ng, ,.._, tllte ~ 11 ciOndUctecl by 1 wrlttll"I 'e890""· If eny. may be meda h ·u CounJy Cllr1I of Orlnge County Oft MOTPCa l'O YOU ,.,. • o.FAUL T UllDlll A • 'r •• I . H II n t Ing 10 n 8 •• c". c:orporllton tltld on llrnl.. 80find a !. . .uee, mak.emovea lif~ne, Febniary3, 1983 PWLtC ll)11CE .....,.. .. O'Mml o••o Of TRUaT, OAT•o CeMom14LF_ .. _ 2on2 or1~~21"'..!-~·~ o..n Forw1rd1no Co. Av1eo1 u111• •• ••••
Wll .,_,.. YOU AM .. .,..AULT UllDlll A IMIAJMY ., --UNI.a.II YOU .... uery • ...... .... .... .,. Inc. ' . '-'"'4•••· II trlhft .. ~
on bis own, and I'm Publllhed 0rll'09 CO..t Diiiy 111Cnnoue MJH•• D99 cw TRUl'T DATD MNtCM TAK• ACTION TO 'ROTICT °'**'by 1 COIMllttll OOll'lpOlld HllZlll Oe111t1. Pr-. ....., ....,. U& • • minds•
Plot, Feb. 1, 14. 2f, 2t, 1983 MAm STATW 11, 1MI. UMl.i't• YOU TAlrl YOUR l'ttOf'•RTY. IT MAY •• ct 1tt1 City Ctlrtl, the City Attorney TNil ~ -tltld wtth the -.. u& r-.a::=.....,. rec::onciled to the idea. It 137-13 The fonowtng pereon 11 dot~ .AC)«»' TO f'ROTICT YOUR aoLO AT AW w.a,. YOU end Olrec:1or of Pubtle Wortt1 or Cowlty CW11 Of Onnge County on ._ • ..._&..-a. w.r wtlll ..
would be hard for me to ~II: lf'IMMllDTY "MAY• IOU> AT A _., Ml UllUNAnoM °' nm """ ~ ,..,,_,ltlw _, flC>NltY 3. 1993. ' ...... with b'"" smil MUC MOllCE PART TIME Ml.IEF FOii "*IC Mu, • YOU .._Ml UTUM Of' TM PttOCHUJMO 1hl flllllu of Mid blddln8 wllt be ,_,. 111 Uttlcl d1111 1ollc1t1r 11 accert a <& e, RE 0 IS TE" E 0 PHYSICAL .EIP&.AMAnoM Of Tltm llAlUM AOAINaT YOU YOU aHOUl.D reported to tttl City Coundl Of Mid Publl1tled Orenge Co11t Diiiy oonMJO de un il>olJedo en Ntl but would do it. But up PIC1n10Ue. ..... THERAPIST. 1702 R1lll Cltcte, °' nm PtM)Cl.IW AGA*IT COMTACT A LA'"-. city .. HuntlnQton Bw.11 It tNlr Plot. ,..,, 1, 14, 2f, 28, 1.a .. u n t 0 . d. ti., 11 h. c., I 0
to now, he baa ah.own no MAim STATllmlff Huntfllalon 8-c:fl, CA '"49. . YOU YOU aHOUl.D CONTACT A o.tect· FebNlly 7 1983 reguler m .. 1Tng to be held on ee1.a lnmedllt--.I• 09 Illa menera. TM followlno perlOfl II doing PATRICIA ANN I.II. YORIN LA..,. AMT AMENCAN TiTLE . Monde't. March 1. 1983, II the llOur • ., ~ eeCrtta. .. hey..,,.... sign of wanting to end ~ • A.P. T .. 9702· """ Cl re It , DATED: flC>NltY 7 1983 IN8UAANCE COMPANY of 7~ P.M. In tile City Covncll NI.IC MOTIC[ 11'11111 • ,...,.._atlempo.
our arrangement, and I LANGUAGES IJHERNA-Hun1tnoton BMcfl, CA t2t41. ARST AN£Ric:AN TITLE 1 Calf. Corp. Ct11mber• tn the Civic: Centlf of 1. TO TH£ DEFENDANT: A cM
TIONAI., IOU I.• tre1c111t1 Thie"'*'-• oonclUctecl bY.,.. INSURANCE COMPANY, .ie.Wllne L l..-te Nici (!/lty of Hunllngton 8-:tl, ll"ld flCTinOUI -.. c:omplllnl " .. been ftled by the -----------A--. Founllln v~. Celtfomll lndMduel. 1 Clllfornla corp AutrlOri8ld 0-. lhltl tie ected l4>0fl by Mid Qty MAm tTA~ pWnttfl...,,.. you. If you....,, 10 82708 P1lrlc:l1 Ann lltygrtn Jelnl*'I L L..t.. 114 E. Ml St. Counoll It the regullr meellng ol ~ ~ Pt'IOnl -dotng defend thia llwlUlt. you muet, wtltllrl Tllllll[llPJ 8onnlt Jean Tied•, 9031 L9 R.P.T.. ~OJ-. SerlU Al& CA 82701 M~ 7.lt1ee::. H ti 1 B II SUNDAN C E AND AS ., It cl1y1 etter tlllt 1ummon1 11 ftn••'I ~ A--. Fountain Vfllliflt, TNil ....,...,. -tied """ dll 114 EMt FINI 8er.t 14) 656-3211 • ,,.. c >' o un ng on eee • OC T S 7000 W Cole H .-wd on you, file with .,,.. court • •lllll!lmJ!lllllll!~lllllJl!l!l"-----i Clllfomll ~709 County Cllrti of Orlnge CounlY Oii 1 Sima Ana, ca. '2101 PllbtlllMcl Or1t199 C0Ht Diiiy Callfornl1 raHrvH tlll right to ~ I IA 1Et · N w t B 111 ~A "'1ttln NIJPONI to the COll\Pllnl. Thie buetritM 11 oondueted by"' '*'*Y 3• 1913· Tll: (7141551-3211 Plot, Feb. t4. 2t, 21, ttea l"ljlG1lnYO<IItwdl.~10 ~ ~ ' • por H C ' UnllM you do eo. ~ dMallt, wt1
lndhiduel. Publi.tled Orenge c;o.."/":::., Publllhed or7 co .. 1 Diiiy M3-83 the bid o-ntd f« thl bell lnterwt 8Cot1 o.vn.. 7000 w Colet tie ent«ed on epplleatlon of ttle
J AD~D:'RIEDEL Thie..=,.":.= wtttt IN Plot, Fec>. 1. 14, 2f, 21, tea PtlOt Fee>. 14. 21. 1ta 814.a •-.,. -..-. ~ty ol Huntington Belch, Hwy. S4'i. n , Nlwpor1 a.di. CA ~ *i-:U.:. ~ ~~
· • County C11rt1 Of Onlnge Cowlty on 9IO--l3 ..--""1-. By «dlr of the Oty Council of the nee:.;..., Cf-7000 W Colet dllnei lded tne compWnt. ""*1f'I MD .. age 99, retident of flC>NltY 10, 1983. •-.,. --PWlJC M011C( 111Cll1llOU9.,.... ~ ~~,.!.!Glont .. ~· Cllllomll Hwy., SUit• "· ~ e.im. CA could retult In g1rnt1hmtftt ol New part Beach, Ca. Famed f-.z7 ,..._ ""'114 ..._ rrA,_-r .._ • .__y ..,, ...... •*3 WIOM l#lnQ Of mGnll'f or OloPWIY
away on Febnw'y 12, 1983. ~b~4 °'21~ ~; ~~ ..cnnoue MIH•M r.cnnoue • Ill HI Thi tOIOWtft9 ..,._,. -dotng ATTESWT. Thlt. ~ 11oonduGtedbY111 or oth.r reflef requ .. ted II\ th• Survived by 3 90N The Rev ... _., ,._., . • '"' .. -· T4~ .... STA~ .... 9T4..-T ~ -AllQI enlWOr1tl 1111tneorporet.ci lllOCIAllton OI,_ COl\'lll)llln1.
W-·-u RJ~-1 Dr LS Th• fotlowlng ptrlOn i. CIOlng Th• followlng P9f90fl •• dofno CINE VIET. LTD .. 4997 CllYClertl. lflen1'*'""8NP. DATED:Mly24, t992 .,,._y · cue , · · · bullr'llll 11: bulll'llle -MecAttlv 8llld 41'1 Roor ~ Put>lllllld Orange Co11t Dally &Mile D. er-LEE A. BRANCH. Riedel and Dr. Henry A . rtalC MOllCE JEUNESS€ St<IN CARIE. 1521 H. a. INFINITY. 414 Peclftc 8llctl. ~ t2MO · Plot. Fee>. 14, tN3 15&-83 Scott e. 0evr1e1 ~
RJedel, 8 grandchlldnm and ACTTnOUa ......... Dorothy l.IM, N-port IHCll, c-t HW-Y. 14un1tnOton ~ J . c . ,. AT TE" I 0 N • Thie at...,,,.,.,. -Nici with lhl By £111111 L. Corooran, 17 great-grandchildren. um aTA~ Celltomlt e:zeeo Celtlornta l2MI ASSOCIATEI, IHCON"OAATE>, 1 ft11JC ll)11CE Cowity a.ti of °"'"91 Coun'Y on Deputy Family f•veilde services The loftowfno '*''°" It dotno P"'61 Y. Hlno. 1521 Ooro111y Jerry Wayne Smell, 81tl Ctllfornl• oor,oretton, 017 Feb. 3, 11le3. Md'ARLAMD & DIN ~ • ~. Newport &Ndl, Cellf0<"'-Pennlnglon Drive, Huntington ~ --., --.... 9Mcf1. llOncl MWT1MO .e .._ • W 11'11......, wUI be eld on Tuesday MICHAEL MA XWELL & t2980 ~c:.Mlomll_... Cetltornllt2tl0" ......,._.,._, ThlCounty~DlltrteuOf Publl1hld Or1nge Cout Diiiy .......
mornlng. Interment at ASSOCIATO, S572 N\ltrneg, """"· Thie~ la conduded bY"' Thll IM.tllnllll le condUoted by"' Tilll ""'*-11 oondUoted by a orange co1inty, c1urornla, wlll P1lot Fib. 7, 1•. 2t. n, 1ea. ._..AM. c• 111181191 Pecitk: View Memorial Park. CelMomle 112114 lndMdult. lndMcluet. 8""12 lllntt9d per;1*8NP. reoe111e ..-d bide Uftttl Tlllndey. 840--83 (714) m-eM1 In lieu of flowen memorial MicflMI ......... $572 Nutmeg, ,..,.. Y. Mino Jeff'/ --J.C. PA~l'ISON Febfulry 24. 1913 It 11:00 1.m. __ .,. _,..._ Pu~ll•lled Ore~ COMI Deity
contributions may be made IMnl. Cllfomla '271' Thia litlllemll"lt -fled"""' 1hl TNI .......,_. -fled__. ttt1 & ANOC~ }NC, etc11 mull t11 tecelved at 1111 ~ ""'"""' Plot. Feb. 14, 21, a . Met. 7, 1Ma u~ M---'-' u -...i•-• Tiiie ..,._le conductlct by"' County~ d Ofenoe County on CoUl'lty CWl!t !J...Ofenoe ~on J .C. Pettereon. ~· MrM• ..... Ollloel by rtellltOUe ._.. -.a to ·--oe1.aa. ... ~ ........ un1ncotpor1tect 111oc:11uon ol,_ FebNtrV a, 1ee.s. _ JMlllrY 1 • t..... ,_.. °'*"'""' ot ttte •dell anc1 """' 1111~ Ml um aTAlW
Paclflc View Mortuary then 1 peni..-Np. ,._ P Hiiied Of Coat l'\a»u Board tonh. 11 Wtllo.h time they Wiii be Tiie following '*'°" 11 clolt1g P\aJC ll>TICl
dl.rec1on. MlcllMI Muwell Pubt~ ~ Coe•• DatlY ut1,.., 7 1., ';l' n, 1..'s ,,,_., TNt •12 ••• --.ci w4Ctl lhl CMlbllclY ~ ll"ld uln'llMd at bu*-• ...cnnoue • H •M
Thie ••••11-fllld ..... lhl Piiot. ,., 14, 2t. 21 ..... 71. 18'3 Plot, ' • • f70oD ~°""'°'°'*"'County on lhe omc:. of ..... Dlltrtcta. tQl44 c M MILES ENOtNEEAINO um aTAW
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Publl.tlld OranQe Cout Dtltlf PIOt. fltb. 14, 21. 28, Met. 7.1.~ ElllCTRIC BURDEN CARRIER Cord•tl M Mtltt 19711 Wlleon, Suite E.e, Coeta ..... ,
Plot, Fib. 14, 21. a , .... 7, 1td &OL I I SILVER , __ WITH 81(1D MOUNTED LUIE Viewpoint I.Int 801 282 Cllltor"6t t2e27 •-"" -IYSTlM, SPECIFICATION Ho. ttumtngton a..d\, cilJor.nla HMf w.lel'll .1oM ~ 140 w . ..aJC ll)llC( ,.._ """-A·1t3. Thll ~II condllc19d by 111 Wlleon, 8uh1 E·I, 00111 MMe, -rm--• 11 •• lldt ll'IWt t>e IUbMmld on ttte lnCIMdwtl ~ '"27 MlihOW9llllW , umtTA..-T
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Owner may carry 3rd .,.. --T. D. at blended rat• 111-1• LITS. llY. Ull 2 Br, 1 ea. 1 lte)fy, llltig m. ... A• 12.5'11> for 5 yr1 w/10% RHdylnow. SFR, R·2. c:pt & clrpa, P8tlo. frP'Q,
Attr8Ctlv. lour b«troom, dwn. U4,900. Cr•lg 3 ... 3 ... f trpl R·a : •P." & c:on doa. d1hw1hr, bHmld e.11· -~--._.. two bath home. Hlghly S.tteye31·12te .... .... am rm. 500• comm I. Owner/bkr ~·· 2850 Elden. .w. ~~:::.· T~c:~= 1 ~ ~·/~°r'n !a:·v e : 933-2801 /mo. esc>-1799· WOODBRIDGE, 1lngl•
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dining room. Property ~11 YllW LIT 3 bd, PoOI nom., loedld •oro11 from park. Up·
1 d with extraa. Verl E·Z grttdea, A/C, nr ec::t\oOtl, c:onv1nl1ntly oc:at1 . I 2 000 H In 1120 If IWIU 11, UllU M o v •. I n . I 7 5 . pool1. No J)9tl. LHH
S2e7,500. tl • ome ' Fan tu tic: ocean & 537·9740, Ext 3. agt. NO 11200/mo + 11c:ur1tw eaa..... 000 n•lghborhood. 3 R8Cluc.d f« qu1c1c Ulel 2 _ _..91 ....__ ,...._.. ....._ .,.,,c ' -s..-• ...,._ 2 ... Frpl Needt bdr-hou11. "'••· Nr ,.._, .. _ . .,_, ..,_ .-"'"' ..._, 551-2439 •• , ...... 1Unn ........ -. ... r 1165,000. 772-7281 1..,......,~...,,.....-.,.,.~~-':"i-....... ::::;.~..:...:......:...:... __ _ -c:IMnlng. 213.-530-5159 Nwpt Pier. S1H.OOO. WALKER & 1.££ R.E. 3 8".t 2 Ba, dbl C18f, ltg yd. HouM for rent In lovely 111·1• i19iM lM4 Owner/agt 646-7958 S725/mo, 11t, lelt, MC. tMne ., .. on month to
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-• ..-. , I DUPLEX • by OWfl8f Im-dbl OW D/W frpl PoOI .... S Bf 2 8a. agl femly -~ ~· ;!:.'x~ med. oc:c:up. 3br, · 1ba t1nnl1, '$795'. No' J)9t1'. houM. Only f~OO/mo.
Chwmlna2adrmhlghty nn.nc:tngorwllltrad.for upper. 1br, 1ba low•r. 933-1653«752·5822 ~~g 0'9maron
upgraoei:t, upata1r1 unit. condo In lndlan W1l11. 2~ OW· 16 ml. SE of Ealdl 1 +Den .,. .•--------Excellent flNtnc:lno avall-I 185 ooo . Pvt pty. Julien. MllQnlflclnt vi.w $590/mo ' g 1111' 4 Bf 2bt In Thi Colony. able. A1klng U'T,900. 7 14 /675 •8 6 5 1 0 r on fenced ac:r•. out· ~50 Comm. poo1 llnd t.W..
For an 19po1n1ment to 619158&-4722 bulldlnga. eo fruit ,,.... 1175. 640-7114 .... c:all 640-1151 l'iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil BofA euh appt'alted It Su.,.r 2 Br, frplc, lg pMlo,1....;..-;...._ ____ _ 1• 177.500. (619) 32().$4419 2 cu gar. UH/mo, 2 bdrm, din, 2 c:er gar. IJ'l IUUY ... 55e-e676 Pool. Jae: •nd tennl1.
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• 8U1 a• rteUlt, you might llYe. -q,_,.z 2 cu gar S695/mo Ju1t get your.elv11 an proptrtlH property • 556-6571 • ' Turlltroc:k 3 Br. 2 B•. •LY 1% MWI xlnt buYI ldMI Newport brHk·tv•n • S460,000 family rm, ptlv PQOI, 'Pl.
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'°' dltttetled hOUM with OOMn, bay & lhopplng. 3 Want: ~ land loc:kebl• 1tor• 1h•d,1 __ 1_-6833 _____ _
·--•• garage. A11um•bl1 or bdrm1, 3 ba. community IOf afford•ble houalng In grds" new q>ta, f:ro'~ lm!NIC 3 Bf 2'At Ba qui.tty _...,__ 1oen a11 , 12%. PoOI & t1nn11 cr111 •1eo. ao. c.1. n o & d•P· elag8nt d9cor All .,.. 11111 -.S :in ST Sat LL~ Ag t. 0001 You'd bitter lff GOLDEN PROPERTIES Meyer Pl.,·549-3-4M n It 1... S 120 0 I mo .
lmmacul•t• 5 Bdrm. IM0-1538 evenings. thla ontl Bring 'fOUt tool 752•1589 pOO/mo 3 &. 2 88. El 551·6336 ::~io:=.::: Pl ... llLIW ~sl~~~t0f17~~~~i;.•· T~~ ~ =i:i: ~~lly hm. 251 _w_oooe __ Rl_OO_E_CON __ DO_.
tac:utar view. 1675,000 11a•m ptu1 trlpl1 lot w/~n 645-e373 Oul1t end unit. 3Br fM _. v111w 1n Cembna fot pro-1 ..... ba, country llltch. · .,...._....,.0 t<w ~ ..... 2 bdml. t per1:1ee In Coet8 ....._ °' EASTSIDE COTT.AGE llUndry rm, lrpl, P9tlo, lJfllillOOt: •• ..-ba. ~Model 1n 1 Dorothl Lowe 2Br. 1 ba. kld/JMt ok. a ir. No p•h. L•• ~~Reelt~~ora~. t~7~~~~!I Woodb!ld{lt • VIiiage ( 7 u ) 6 4 4 . e 9 6 0 r Yrd. Oar, P•llo. 1595. HOO/mo & 11c d•p.
i;: or.-8f'lght llnd O-· 875-56ll 131-4320 561·2439 ... .., 1122 f\.11 upper unl1 wt1h btl-.... WIW ...... l.J. ·--.......,. It-Vt1y nice 2• 2be town-__ HOM_E_FOA __ R_ENT __
cony. Temtlc IOcatlon all D --.., llOIM. New and del6Qnef' 1rvln1 2 Bdrm, 1675. 1M Ill. -YllW tor ottty •101,000. Pvt party want• to buy pert8d. S1000/mo. E"91 Fenced )'aid & gart1g9. 111.l • TUii ~ ~·!::V ~·~ ~c:; lromOWNl'tto30untta. c:11t ue-u111. d•Y• Kida & P8tl "com•.
'fOUt boring lncOme pro-Bdrm patio hom• with Coat8 Mela.. 8424490. 41M-22:20 54&-2000. Aolftl, no fM.
l*tY or outgrown reald-lty nice lendlc:aplng. S242, 3 Br, 1~ be ~. get, Woodbridge d•c:or•tor
lf'IOI With ti. large 9qU-000. FU. ....._1020 .. &.I. lnc:d yd. MSO/mo, '500 upgredld 2 Br. 2 Ba.
lty for thl1 nnt. rUl11C L.-IUL llTlTI _._. aec:. 8.A. Hgta.133-1927 wttf\ Den, trplc. )ecld In :CS~! ~K ~~ 651•TI77 Thtonlylhlngy,une.dto ..... hn.laW PllYATI t-1 ::,~mklt=:1'9~~='.
BEACH CORONA HIGH· know •bout prHtlg1 ....... 2 Bf. A®ltt, range, no 675-1558 LANDS location, with hOmel In Newport. _. ___ ,_ 1117 p. II. u ti 11 p •Id .l------Mff--1p1ctac:ular vl•w of ,_ .......... __ 1540/mo. + MC. 948...., ....... .... !!?! BlllEMllllLOW~~t ·.~ w Architectural 2 Br ocaenrron~age. w. 11ttt. St. ..... 1e11. Rent, Lw. or 88le ,-·-· Of..,. a.ea Prooertlaa old & rultlc, . mo S660 2 8d 1 88 2 br, range, ""'18. .,.,. ~·~"~~ h!~5 .. 01°95,t00 ....... .... lrn 646-8359 Winter. prtcg. 675-4291 333 E 211t c .M. #3D dener, H50 mo. 442
equity & wlll carry 2nd BMut. Sp•nllh b!M, vu lnlM Jiff 845-110S Hr. 11-<4 Mon-.Y Dr. *--0154
TD aur1, eoutllne, ntt1 It.I IUT -JM .... m OCEANFRONT DUPLEX • & hal•• App $525 •-Ora..,..tr" cozy 1 Br &
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• f0tbttofroverl321i,OOO . ...., 1117600 1--..... "lit MUNITY. 2 & S Br. 2'~ Encl gu No petl 31131 Hoity. s. L8Qun8. .... • · vrv • ea. 1eoo.1eoo 1q n. of 11200imo. 4"'3481 ··
49t-1IOO ... ,::::, .. 111, LIDO ISL.E • 3 bdrm,.2 be. pure luJCury. Oet8gH. --------famrm. 11100 mo. Bill •PH In every home • Ooeanlfont, Crteoent Bey, Tll ,.. IF NW l!nelt .... IW t44 MM CJNndy, Rftr. 67M1e1 mHttr eutte, dlnlnt 1w8 S BR. 4 a., 2 fptc'a, LIT • • ..... room•. wood burning montll to month. l170CI.
A .,,. .. __ -- -Very nice 3 Br. 1 B•. tlr-iac:n. mlc:ro-w•ve 4M 1231 eu1tom ......... wtth a na" 8eortl08 by Owner. Her· ocean"""'· ftplc:, bit-Ina, -.. --------w!M frontage on ltle 8°" UMIY 8omef'Mt model bor Aldae Ctett. ,._,,,... 9801 9nltore Dr. (drM ~. pr~• P8Uoe & ..... 11111 -
c:our11. 5 Bdrm1. &\t wltl\ pool In ovettlad 8ble 10)'5~ vw. 2 Br, by ~700 until "'-"-=~~="fa~~ MNT
bathe. plua •II of th• beck )Wd. ~deooo 2 frplo't. IC>8-1475.ooo. '546-· minute• from l'11hlon Laluna Hiii• '" Bd-'-. _..._you..., ... med . hl"'9 room 7&t-1914. .. •m
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1N-t144. AM tor . Otpt• -10 min. blMCh. •AHUILD STORM Fr• w1, ~ :.2~ HANDY ANDY le IAOK bonded. 'WI, C<*>f Ex-"---·1· ·-. In ,--·-·-~-.. -· __ ..__ ...... DllY Ma. Hiii, ttvldln rmt '11: 1119 DAMAOl!D• can't IMll ,_.lrement • 119r1 MS-4t 1 Alct\ d """'"' .._ -·-_,, __ -.,..._ .,.,.. ft r00tn •1.110: oouot1 ltO; Homee a hi wlllt. Lio. Tll ma... Ill home repllt1 or re-BRICKWORK: Smell Jobe . 1 If r1t1t1, r.w or remod lnO, COCIY ... o ,. ... llfV,
Ploy llU!!!I c:hr SIS. ouar. ttlm, pet Deelgn Contr. a.4 .. 18'7 Lawn·lt ... tnrub INtlll modltt. Al al'#eyt, t_w. ~M.~':o-.~ P11n11no: tntlext, r••· TOP HAT t3e-2030 875-4451, 7~
8.ilOon Promotion• UnH• OCIOf, Cfpt r..,.W. 16 yra Almodet/"9pllrl, comm. TrM trlm/llWnoYll , 6 r.tl. 84Nte • oomm. "r• raterdln1. PLUMBING REPAIR;
SERVICE mlt1d: bright, b .. u t. up. Do work myaalf. & rMld. Uc'd, bondad, Llwn mllnVRototllllnQ QIN CONST. 642·2"4 L~~riro~~~dl~ ~o-:'"638701w Pncg IOI ttr~lng. 8 t1n Ratoo1te w11er "'"· IP. bouquet•. 81m1 d1y. Raia. 554-01U 1111. For .. ,. 852·9142 Fr .... 11m1t• M8-eoh 11ec. Otlf,,_1ry~"""'" a. .. a..~eoee vi 13e..5951 hook up lor w11har/ .;.;;;•T-t-LE-IN_ST_A-L'~ ·D--4t4-7S50 ,........ --.. winter prloN. 873· ., INT/S:VT CALL JIM &.£ nny W• ewe Crpt Clelnert "---•n•··-· Cl:::•• ROD'S Cl.I.AN-UP: ,,.. & OUllOl'n). ~ 'd, ..,. '. . dryar. copper replpa. All klndl. Oullfanteed. Dl£CT \II\ Stearn CIMn a Upnot _. ... _!!!!__ anrub trim, melnt, haul. BRICKWORI( ._ Ml 1111 ~2030 ~ John etWl'I
leHty ........ Truc:k Mount Unit Ouar ROUGH & FINISHING lendacape. 170..7538 ..... a..u.. Small/IOI fobl, rep11ra. Pllt A.ut--lex 00 IT NOWI ... .., .....
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- -Aeu. rtt•. 645--3718 ClMn·Up Incl. wind°"-- -Locel reft 8'0-.8512 llllAlft ,...,.. 1...,-....vu..-.-.....,..;;;,;-... __ 1,1 .. ltnin
Tll -..... CARPET IN8TALl.,ATION Oat.it work. H7-C>e01 UUllAPI lllllY. ~~~ .c~~NING ~ HIGHEST QUALITY P.O. BOX
218 MAIN ST. H.8 a REPAIRS. 30 V"I pp. Deer l&glal Clnooupl. A«i ~telO a::,h:,.. ·~1 ~ 12 Y'I In 0C 839~18" SHIPPING SERVICE ltmlJl fMI
536-4069 (213)029·6413 8'5-903l (bet 8, Ill 4) __ · •&·1 --· p ___. New l~n O:M. 8ar\llc.ee, exp'dff7·11t1 Aapfeeentatlve
ta-Ml!, ut Ill DOORS GALORlll Cllan·up1/Lrc'~ng HouMCl .. nlng, rell1bla. Beat qulltty 25 yr exp .,...., 2424 9:J1.f'23 Blvd I LOW RATES I leell..... C t/ C. t Supply·ln1t1ll-Repalr Heullng . r .. rm ref. Own trenlC). AMI. Competllj~ fltM . •F•llt.._h.,lng..,1-nt-.,-,-or-DMIQ--n-831· 423 Tr• trlm/ramov. dMn eomput:bct Blckpg tata atrt t Call Bob, t140-2823...,.. Fr .. Mt. 642·tt07 YOLANDA 642..()405 Lie T-11tl,428 730-,~53 HANOINGISTRIPPINO --------• u1>9, mowing. 554-7017
INl/Plltn«1ftlp/Corp. Cement·Maaonry-Bloclt lhywall Mowing. edging a gin IPUIU Pt.Im STARVING ""LLE_, vt ... MC &«>tt 8'&-93211 lttlal!M!t J I B d T
A.l.lh.1---/ ....... Mo • Qt .... St w.11 .. cu1t. work. Lie. -c:IMn·up. HoMet ' de-vv '""" CABINET STRIPPING ... • ermu •• r•• _.,_. · • "• llernenta i381057 Rob 647-2883 DRVWALL/ACOUS"51C pendlble, For fr• Mt. CIMnlng Service. Clel· STUDENTS MOVING Ellperl w1llcoverlng In· & REFINISHINQ Trimming. Compl. dMl'I
•REMOD/ADO'NS• Honnen Manz 557-7300 All ph ..... 14 ytl tllp. 75()..4403 Of 564-4454 nlMN 18 ne>c1 to GodM· co. Lie. T124--438 •tllletlon. Reu. Conlul· 35.,.,. exp. Fr•.... uc>. maJnt. exp. C.il Mon
Plww, Permit•. Coet •t. Bk.kpg -w-. my home ~et~;,::V': grd'at,~ Fully He'd & lnlUfed con-'*'· 642.-8809 tneu<ad. 64t-8-427 tlM Mllgnmr. 581-81190 NM "4-888?1&45-3078 ·Sit att 4. 548..afl38.
Uc'd. Mlftc 979-44t1 Exp, R .. s. I plc:k-up a ,..~ .... th,_, 64a..isl2 tractor. 632·5$49 Tr• trtmmtng-Cte.n uc>• V..,.., thor:e:l\.-Od refa WATCH U8 GROWi Bl1ckwelder P1perhl~· return 775-8111 ... ... l..lndlCIC>lng-Sl)f'lnklet ~' , 0 J.D. Horn Aeflnlehlng ....... Cl..U.. GEN'L CONTRACTOR . DRYWALL TAPING Repllr Chuck 645-5597 Depend• & Exp d Palatla1 Ing I Removtl. UI • Antlq kit b1net -Low Prtoe. W• FlnlllOa. FREE EST'S lor C1ment AlLTex111rM & "C""'!ll'--54~ 552-9522 -w 0 r k 0 n I y . st. v. Ull, • ca •. WE WASH WINDOWS
C.u M block a brick worlt. ,, ....,.. "' .. p••-• 4114 3tlltl fine pllnUng. 645-0e&4 Fut . Profelllonll Lie. 425972. 642-1323 watt Ula1 Europe1n criftamin. ,,,.. •I. Kevin tl73-1503 lad Cleaning houHI r111 -11 •
ContrlC1or: 10 yt1 up. New c:1bln1t1, Glblnet 9ff.-Oe84 ya&a prlCH, xlnl reli. Call bio:Chlrd Sinor. Lie. Qulll!Y, Fut Sefvtcel ... flat ~.:i·:.~:i.vu::~~
Ptan1. permit•. financing. t1clng, blfl, lormlci lltctdeal •YU .aTI. Mat)' Ooma 645-3t159 2 4• 14 Yfl 01 hlPP'f 25 yr1 up Alto wlll· --.... ------1 .............. .._ .. __ _
Rafi. Lie 2n&45. c:ountettope. 642-0881 Ctrude Tilt ELECTRICIAN. Priced Exp'd lnlllhOmer..,.ir.. 1 doquallty~lng In fine ~.:1~1_...10 P~ rtfYloVll. 8&1-0ll22 Hu=-~~·
D.L Hulhmwt 580-5743 • right, lree Htlm1te on Comm'I/~. 54a-3018 hoMM, 9 yra. exp. Xlnt LOWEST AA~ESI Prompt f!f!! ....... Lie. W4111M>2. 548-973'4 CaretrJ :.!~~ Tl.1~13 ~--:;~ ~.0059 ***HOME REPAIR tocll reff. a.42"242tl nt1t prote11lon1t1. 1S ••BRYANT'S** ROOANO REPAIRS
Aapalt Remod.tRep.ir1. Lo fltM. Elec:·Pklmb-Clfpentry yfl exp. 63&.7149 Wlltcoverlng Removll Sm11t tobl OK. FrH
0r1ww • .,.. Parking Lot D•c:k•. p1t101. fanGH. c~·· Cart ~~~~ ... ~~ . ..:::: ~':1~~72 a.. ... tax 15 ytl exp. I'm lmlll. my All typel. 642-1343 11tlm1tH. C1ll Tom or
84Repals .:!;.11~1 ~,'~·le Free Ill. Steve 752-g551 Uc:. 278041-t AI 64Ml2tl Fader1tad Tax S.Vlee prlcH ,,. 1m1111 Ron, Plllttr/ lt,.U . Chuck, 542"&3112. ,......,, "" ._ 991 . CHILD CARE with love, Home/offtce IPt)ll. t150-&477, 650·7998 - _ -
Den Hlllti.fn Gr1cn"" F\EMODELSIFACE LIFTS fencec:I yd, meal1, C.M. ELECTRICIAN lballa1 831--4871. .,., PLASTER PATCHING r:-=~~-----,
& Pivl~··"'-'com ... ml Cuitom wood plllOI· 645-61tl9 wtid LI 233108 S 1111 -PAINTE .... NEED RHtuoc:o1. tnt1e11t. 30 JOHN lf:NRY ...., decll• & lencea, Ill gen YI ~· ., . 54:;20~· DUMP JOBS Wouldn't you rath« hive WORKI 30 ytl exp, Intl ...... Helt. Paul 545-2977 ·~,, .... Lie. 397 842-1720 hm rep1lr. FrH Ht. LIC'D CHILO CARE 1' rap fl. & Smlll Moving Jobe • I CPA prepwa ~r In· 1111. Acou1t1c: oelllnga. ,. •1sm
Randy 64i-oe22 ~ 2-5. ~ a Heil larMa1a Cell MIKE 640-1391 com• tax return•? Clll Uc 3M780 F,.. •t ' I !Ura!tt!y Repair-Atteratlonl ., ... tl:30-d. 842--071S8 I HAULIN0-1tudent wllg• lor fr• •t. ttl&-8182 o.~. Pllntl~ a..2-7479 I I/._ rw~nw~
Babyllttlng, any hour Doon-.WSOM-C&blnetl TODDLER FUNI Lunch, TIUI truc:k, Hm• 10 ratH. Dlv.'1: Molt S10475 °' PAINTING: tNT/EXT ..u": =., .. Plllllllt
NMt Vlctoria/Xlnt refs. Pllllf-9etlol-fencee. 1n1c:k1, 1etlvttlM. Fair/ Topped/remowd. Cleln Thank you 759-11178 ~ off IM1 .,..,. • ., Wiii Neat. Rafi. Fr• •t.. , Ml Don't re-roof, repair 11 Costa Mw. 642-8482 .J«ry 54M413 Fllrvlew. CM. 751-2342 up, M# l1Wn1. 751-3478 John tr1Yll. 641-0ll211. Oreg Riiey 548-9790 • fraction of S$ 857-2890
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Wed • Sat. Prflf mature Full time tr~tlonl1t opening for p1rt-tlm• '°' t>uty c:hlroprlCtle of. llHITM TV COMMERCtA.L PRO-~Ht Ila, tlO"x3S .. high. quei-Stentey, Buttwcup, CUrtel/ Int Hit
•Ith aoma following. & front otc pat1on need.-teller. ~ requlr-11<». Mull be anwp, well -••y DUCTIOH COMPANY '-PRECIOUS. tiny 1°l eocoe It'/ walnut, (co1t S 1011). pie lopt tge 80" trtple
1u• ~-1 ed lor x-ray offloa. Mia-ed. 1 --·~Office. or'gan'_.. & ..__,. ........... -·-lntervtawlng model typel S29 1144-6989 drMNf 'w/hutc:h/mlrror. CHARTERYACHTS INT'L -u llon Viejo. a3l--07'0 ~cZI 405--0e50 °' wf~-ph~;,,;;;, HHdqu1ttat1 office of for IPflng 1u111on1 and ~~~ !.~d715•; .i-k1. --· -------lplndle heedbolltd1, nit Local & WOtld wide '/ldlt Hllr ltyht a uat. for B.I. 831-1940 EOE/M-F-H 80 wpm 10 k•'I nood the Jolly Roger Aeatau-1n •xcluelve 1wlmwe1r ... · -living room .. ,, Ilk• new, etand. $700. 775-4~30. cn71~.•7!·1h0"Y15• dalt>t, wtd'f. Salon Mldlc1I Office. ~ time, • • " r1nt Chain nu en open. llne. l\llO other typee fOf qu111ty dHlgn. Flonl ....... ..-. 673--4013 lnaurance bllllng. Mull RESEARCH ASSISTANT figure eptltude, up. Ing for an uperlenead e..r & Wine Adver111e-Pttl SSJI Pf'lnt, MOO. 6'0--e868. ANSWER PHONE
b• 111ten11vety exp•-8S or BA In Blology °' ~ .. o1n.~ 0 k • r Pr• 1 · Elcec1.1Uve Secretlry to mante. No experience TWO ~RROT·s • 4 drewer Chell, night COST S 125. Mil '°' S50. ........ Hl l HOUSEKEEPER/ CHILD nenc.cs. Ulgun• BMctl. Cnemlltty with COUtMI ..., .......... th• Vic• PrHld•nl ot req Ired 81c:kground • C.il ~58 -----------SUPERVISION · Penln 4~1. In 8lo-Clleml1tr'/. Bio---••y (•••R•) Operttlonl. Polltlon ,.._ u ' B In WAOUG IRON CAGE atlnd, ~ & c:f\elf, .. ---------1lnfl1table ti min rtft,
pt., Balboa home. IChl Ph'f•lc:e or Molecullr -·-_. qulrH excellent lhor-rot.I (21l; :i:,_=: t-186 675-5975 wttlte, good c:ond. s 175. GOLD LEAF FOUNTAIN WO 0 d d. Gk. m 0 I 0 r
'•llG• children, Mon-Fri, MODEL HAIRCUTS :=·Knowledge of Fabric:& lntwMtlonll, • tlland end t)'Plng lldll•l~,,,.,,~~'·;1~;=~~;;= · 552--0105 LAMP. Co.1 S500. Ml mount, t1tl5 Hom•
11AM-8PM. Ctlf I mutt. Fem. Pf'lf. II ~ Npt. Add Md DHA. leedel-In thl c:arpet In.-1nd of1er1 1 v1tlety of r 2 Wall Hugger Recllner lor S 125. ~S8 8 4 5 • 7 1 fl 4 ; W O t k ~:~1::'1• 10AM·5PM tl3 t--0o400 anytime ~ .. Raewctl ~ ~ :-!:~':. rHpOnllblllllH. Prior ~·::a~ •11cll1Ui1t Ctlllrl. brown ve!Y9C, ... -SIB.YU ·-~-------
---------. Nurlllno :11111t1nt N~c:••:~'Y; re1ul11-orlented S1le1 rHt1ur1nt experience •phlc • t Pod ctlon ~5~~,-05S I 2 6 e 1e h . 115. N3-4068 Plftl 'ftll HOUSEKEEPER -• 0111 on It ere Of SectellfY. II '/OU hive 1 would be 1 definite plut. gr r ' U Aatlntt ltlt 1 ExOlltent ····-.mull be -M11lna t..b In Coron• del ml of 12 .. Lovel'/ offloel. good be-fldlltlll. Hunt. Bch .,... --, _I _______ Wortt Bench with 111 ... h .. Cl•HIG 18' L1p1tr•k•
-' Expw. Full Ind Pitt Ume Mar. 1 taclllty of C1t n'"""" rnontnl naflt pactiege, APC>tY In Edltwtll« upr. requited. ·Antique Olk lee Bo11 O n ng/game .table w14 ~~c~~~!' outlet. 145. Century bay bolt, 4 oy1, aupwb cook, 1111 hOuM-da'/I and PM•. ~cellanl Tech. C•ll Luc~ It prior llC(9tltlal •lq>er'I-pwton from ti AM to 4 714153fS.3938 "4001080 Chfl. By St1nley. 1•" ................. '3500 =~::~d~~~ ~r!;e ;,.':k~ .orlllng c:ondltlona Ind 714-875-2159. EOE M/ ~~. PJ:,:.: :u;~~ PM II: TYPIST I CLERK for Fa· 642-5041 ~;s.!23o S 3 5 0 • c 1 t t ---------1 Orey. . tl7M181.
Rafa req'd. Write Clal-beneflta. t142•80U or F/H nlutlon1t 1klll1. we THE JOUY ROGER. INC lhlon l1l1nd Ole, non EARLY AMERICAN ~~':a~~~~~ 2~~f:,-:c,Bolt, good
1lllad Ad # 1072, Dilly •PPl'I In penon 4tltl Reetaurlflt WOUid Ilk• to ,_ from 17042 OIMltte Ave 1mkr, type tlO wpm, llllng ICE 80)( 1375. 711 Mw-MOY!ng ·No rOOf'n for fine tlque minor, and tlbtM, · 54&--0728 Piiot, PO Box 15tl0, AlgaNp Rd, N.B. ... you. Ple&M Mnd 1 re-lrvlne & pllonH. 8:30-5:30. guertte. CdM. 720-1101 dre11er w/hardwlre In mkrOf I ptlnt ltand In---------
Colt1Meaa92628. ~I~ Dinner llouH expert-aumeof.-... orq·~~~ 71.t.546--0331 1eo-eaee Bo<*c:..a, Tlgeroek,rwe, ~::c,~r7~::s3rlflce. ::·~~ltl04ICI. twlnwd~ ~~~.~~~~
HOUSEKEEPER/ Full -PIT . .,_........, nnnt'y enc:e. Helt end Mtture ,~ ..... -....... -· -1u--, PIT cl•w loot. 11195. 711 ... _ .... ._, OFFICE •toe .,. ""'",,_ ......-ONLYI .. ......., 1n , ........... __ letll-.....1111-...a ....... , _,., w11wbed queen floet• c:omptt, Jewe1r.,. 14K, S2 00/obo. tl75·1835 • " forperaon..-~1tlble ...,...., pereon, --~wcu WWW Tll.lfllll IAl.ll Newport 8e1c:h Co. Merguerlte, CdM . • • 7-317 Full or PIT. Excell. oppt'y employment w/vartety In ~11 AM weekdayl. 647 PO Box 11877 Tlrad of rntklng min· Madi Individual with ex-720-1101 =-· ;,~~:!~23~;'1. diamond•. 49 l . _.,.,.. _______ _
for !*ton Meklng ltableln their Work. Government-CS1mlnCo de Lo1 (Mare1, Santi Anl, CA 92711 lmum wlgH? We PIY cell•nt communication OLD DOUGH CABINET OREAT &UY· on l)f'of. hair '61, 14 It ~. 75 HP ~t~t-al employer 11 Miking fr~~·~· Ac~oll SECRETARIAL, P/llme, gulrlfl1ead 15/hr. Very 1klll1 to 1n1w11 buty S450. 711 Merguerlte, 1' PILLOWBACK SOFA d'Ylf'I, .nampoq c:nalre, Evinrude. Sl500.
ti employer 11 IMklng f11)91icanb on 1 fVlt time oapl1 ) 18-20 h,. per WIH. to HI'/ ••II. PIHH 0111 ptlonll. Applicent mua1 C 0 r 0 n 1 de I Ma r NAVY BLUE PRllilT bowll & one r,volvlng 11711-e832
applicant. on •·full Ume «PIT job lflarlng ~ Salel 111rt. M1y becom1 F/ 531-3081. A1k for Mr. be p6Mllnt., ltllrp, r-720-1101 lt50. 844-2901 jewel~ lhOWCeae. Price 1111 lllP.Mll
°'PIT.....,. ............. bM11 lo uabl In day to d.., &lftlJW •• time poaltlon liter. Re-j Walton J . ponllble Incl heve good L__...._ -~.. &.illoclt'I wu.n::oor Gamel nego ble. ~ttl7T 2~ It. TWiil Votvo't , frMh ,.,., --".... r-...___ of• ... _ otftoL nu•-· ........ ,.. but ..... w omo. A W.._..__ .. well _,,_ .. ..,.,.. ""'""WI .__._ 7'....... 711 Ch~ft11t• chip --•p to lllt11 In d.., to d.., ~1;.-lnc:lude ~oPeration , .... .!: rble-.~ & ~~ nu... UUI .. ~.;i--;.Ullal 1119p1, 30'1, S150. 711 -...... ' ~ r-.. ........ cooled. FUii can-~ ofl buly o: 01t1rgecopymachlne. 1800 PIUI, l'f EJc. AN1Elt1titdeve6opment Enthu1l111lc people ~lldMa.AeelEllate M1rguulte. CdM . ~~,,~1•rlte , CdM . =.i:~:::'::·,~~K":,; ~-~!"!...~'.
ndude oper 10r1lng ind llllng, mill c:ellent fringe benefits. co. ,., .. Newport Cent· need1cl to mike •P· b1cl(oround required. 720-1101 Bink• 40411 Sipphlre, 500. of large copy machine, room ICtlvttlee. llt• hOuo-dr-. 54~764tl er. Melt reeume to Ad. polntmenll for fltne11 Non-amkr pr9f9rred. can -,-_11-----.. --Bullock'• Wll1hlr• nit. Dr. Encino 91436 ..,1_., • ...,.
IOf'llng and ftllng, mall Mtteeplng & kitchen du-SALES No. 1048. Dall't PllOt. PO club. Call for lnf0fm1tlon between 9 :30 • 12. 'l!I!!!!!! 11 •u•d• aof1, S400. 711 --n ='~it~':!: tie• thll lnc:lud1 pl1n· &SSllT MllAlll Box 1580, Coetl M.... lbout Ihle exciting Job. 833-2238 HARBOR AREA Mer g u er It e. Cd M. 20" reel mow, 1 blade. 3 2tl' Cerlbbeln dl)'Q'UlMt,
11 .. th•t Include plan-nlng, prep111tlon, 1nd 3 y,. ml~lmum retill CA 92tl26 557-4401 N1th1n EOarn WllTD/ISI APPLIANCE SERVICE 720-1101 HP. McClene. &200. 350 Chev Volvo O/D, ft._. pr__..tlon • -aervlce of me1l1 for p To it ore c•• SECRETARY high commllllon COUu...ER HELP W• Mii '9Cond •• guw. Hind-made coff• t1ble, . g57~126 11ndem trlr. S 10,000 .• •m.,,, .....--'0
-· groupe of uc> to 15 peo-ax r. y ' .... TE "'"..,ONE SOLIC "' ~-54f.30n FIRE WOOD. t00% .... 540-3190 ~of malls tor gr°""' pie 2_3 time• per mo. 754-15e1 lnvHtor nHdl bkkpr/ L~rn 1-Appl'f In pet1on btwn wood rHln, $400. 711 ---------of up to 15 ~ 2-3 Etnployeealao_,,..11 prop. mgr/HC''I· Exp. TORS )-~. 2121 Bllboe 811 I llY Alft.aa.s M1rguerlte. CdM . toned Olk, ~l~kup & lall 'ltH
llmM P4ll' mo. Emplo'fee __ _.__ ,......., ......_ ULD aD.1-llT&I. llelplul. SallfY oS>lfl, C.il Mu Comm. '°' proe. to Corner 22nd St, NB, Hett> 951..a133 720-1 101 dellWry. 493-tl 48
alao ..,_MI courier 1 .,.,...._ --.. em.,....-Office Supply Compan'f btwn 10·11, Mon-Tuea 35%. Advertl1tng. 10<-4 Qng1naf Pl:lze 9· tvor'I broc1de 1011. Unlden Elct1nd1 Phon1 llUm fllL ..
u11ng emplOyet'• \Olhlde '::o"'.": g:r d':!:~ hu lull time poaltlon only.~ pm. 547-0585: Eve Aafrlg, Gibeon. 2 dr, xln1 175, upllol Chllr, 135, with Intercom. FOR SALE
thu1 requiring • valld 8 ...... ....,. 1v1ll1ble. Wiii train .... ~ ... M •'--1161-9526 WllTD/WllTllll Gond. gold. troll frM, both ...,...,. cond. Mirror Sl25. 552--0105 642~. M-f, t-5 Cll driver'• lie St......,. MG. 1-u•-.. l8laty NEWPORT STATION· ~ .. at)'.""'.,.,,. perm.. ..... .. ,. •• f-~-... _ 1225. 5474916 .,....... --------1 ' . -·".,, menaurate w/1blllty. AP-ERS INC. 557•9212. Mr. good co. benettt1. New· Tt ... 11111 Wttt nmt -"" ..,..... ..... .,_ 1qu1re1, tlble l1mp•. Full Mewport 8elch 24' BAHAMA ISLANDE.R =· ~~ ply Per1onnet Office, Emmone port Center Int. Firm. No 181T1ng , wlll tt1ln. k-' IUnctl llNloe. 9:30 10 Norge Refrigerator. CC>P· eto. M4-:l001 Tannie Club memberlhlp Good cond. Siio Incl.
Offlca. Mon-Thur, 8•5; Mon-Thur, 8-5; Fri 8-4. Aak tor Ron J1ok•on S1nt1 An• Ollie:•. Sal ~~~ :'s= = condpar .c1o11o75r •. 7v![y good ---------S100. 844-6829 775-0738 M7-.3311
Fri 8-4. 10644 Ella Ave, 10844 Ellll Ave, Ftn VI)'. SAL.ES/DESIGN 644-4242 15-S7 per hour. No NJ* PlrlOnlble ....,..tt1&3 ---------•
Fin Vly.112708. EOEJM-F 92708· EOE/M-F Exciting c:arw 09Pty for nee. Miking 8'1C)t. Work :-~·071M>147 et~ DRYER. GIHn, work• laryt ..... ·--t--• UIEll
OFF-SHORE OIL JOBS c:re1t1ve lndlv with •y• SECRETARY h<M'I H ~. Mon thN ._ ,,....... S15 _.. Mid-Winter CIHranc:• _.. lor cds>r & cMign. Xlnt Fri. 81turd•'1 fl-1 PM. AM"" appt. .,....... ~85 ......... a...stlll __ ... ....,,..11 ........... • ..... ll ..... _,l .. IM--i Sate: No boil over
No Ex~rlence necee· Gomm, c>ppti lor ldV· 912-5844 ·-···· -11100. All bOlll heve Comrnerefal property & Nry. U.S. I over ... •. inc• tr1ln n·g 1v111 •.a-.. 11• -. •·w-.-.-h-.-r-~-,.-,-n-.-0-rk-1 Full •lze Maureu a ..... -·--~ -•'--t ... _ •v. c:aau11ty 119l1tan1. Ex· F o r D I r •ct or 'I 4911--1481 · _, Exper or tralnMI c1n ,,....... _Sis · Bo1u1prl"91, bflnd new 4x12 c:a,blnat ~ ·-__,_...,,..,, "'' _..
perlence nec...ary, ,,.._ 1-312-741~170 Ext 0-13 . ... .,.., "' .... 1'IL...-melt• .... ,,nw ~ .,........ 1MM4e5 lhMll Included. 150. eoo-tt• RMS 11115/l)f'. oelllnt cs.., ..... =g~ C'ten~~ ORDER DESK & Oen. Off. SALES_,,_. tMfltlrJ ...... If-....... :re ~ullou~:z.::.. Aafrloer1tof. w/IQe 1295. Cell Ga.y 548-747tl Gery, 540-747S. . ~; ~:i~ ir.~~
fib. J1m111nsurancie. Ir-PfOCldur ... Wettult mfg. p ..__ a..u..... alllt •••ltJ•Ht, We need good people to 0111 537-2880. Ext 3 WMh« $85, Ou dry« J ... ln tll4 AU& F--ia-... I &42-064e. call &-6 M...f vine. C1tl M1urln• lmmed. full-time open· .,..._,..... ...... le ... tftltt Ht up 1ppolnlment1 KING,.. aet. 546-8812 -;---V111ce .... ,... •---------
752-09110. Equ1I Opp. Ing. T'fplng 55wpm, S1l11 M1n1gera 1nd ef n.-... , .. _. te from our Coet1 M_. of. V• ct Dl1mond, nHrl'I l tat f U~~~1~2~·I~~ Em1>4. pleeNnt volcl. & able to M1negement Train.... _, flee In th• .... anlno tor -...... WM..., I lllwlMI, retall S1000, 080 11._54&-hendle phonH I mutt. Salee..,... Of none. Wiii ...... ., ... llrH· Holiday Inn'• new trevel LNd~ brokertlgl firm &Ir ...... ., ... for $450, 842-M32 USED OFFICE FURNI • 2515
LEO AL SECRETARY. Salary plUI benefit._ Call 1rtln qualltlad ~t1on1 ttU tf I IHtrl• dub. SllltY + c:omtnla-nu lmrnedlat• opening Colt $425. 8ecnflce 185. TURE 5$' S & S Aluminum VIWI,
tempor1ry. Fuhlon fOf IC)pl. 842-1912 tor OMalofl of Dlwr'lllled .......... .,., w/ •Ion + bonu1. C1tl for ex11erlenced wlri call G*Y 54!-7478 ... LJ--llll Deak, typewriter. Pitney megnlflcant by AbeklnO
l.ianct lfM. non 1mkr. •TllllW9I M1rketlng Co. Income •*=' llr<l':sl ...... 751-4222 et. 1 PM, oper1tor. Houri: 5:45 -!lle!lll 8 ow••. • t c:. 8 ob a R11munen. DAVtO Exper In c.ltforn4e CMI •11 range from 125,000 + ·-· • -. AM -2 PM. Sa1ery com-ll'J 1111..... .....,.. ...,. 83M100 FRASER 714/t73-5262 ~~~n. 110.00 hr. TH•lllAI ~· Foroontldentlll 1Hlfe4 •• '" ..... r~:r~.·d I ~1:& IMNUfll• with ••Plfl• $40. 642-1278 UMd tor •Uhlng lnl· m111·-or £"9171411146-7212 Experience nece111ry. tntemewoMI R. AlcM'/. y.a-, ... ,,.. ....... llltofta.(2l3)M6-ttS4 ence. For appolnllMOt, ,.___ I chine. sso. G•t'I ,... 1., -all LEGAL SECRETARY S1t1ry determined by ftlW WI _., C 1 It .J.-H 1 I en . _.. 548•7476 2 Mod'I red\lctlOn, t1 JC • -• Nawponl-flrmMeklng upr. C11t Erik• It 11 ... Mt-UH Ht IHll•er•~lt lUYll.-' 1141'44'1rn2 ......... Mii 11, tll bin aortlf, dull Xlnl cond, lite, fat be.,·
legal MCf9UWy. aper In !~:302·171tl btwn 81m a BETWE.EH HAM-3PM ...... ef,...... I T avet AllertaY M J• W ... SllS --Wood wonting mec:Nnlry, paper t~ • .itcaf cond. utter, lnol. 11111. plantltf P.I. to ltlft Im-.. .... W/I ... ef .. ~ Retell Tiavet: U C1non A-1 C1mer1 w/ ~hlno muet go. Full Xerox MMcl 1vall 113-l409
med ...... ~ GOllNl•i&U-NIT rm SALES-oullld•. Well .. • d d I I -.... ~ _,. ....... 25 ceee .. new 12115/ofr. 413-2072 '385010 5prr1.' Clll 957-UOS, 81• .. -._-,-..... -------_, ----" bl I a ;nl1l1 .. rt • "" • or extreme 'I ._ • ....,_, .......... ,. ••e 4005 -•-,.,. •ISl/ll«. ~ ,.. 9r....,.._.,, •m I oue bUI'/ non-111101nated Y" exp. r1f1 evall. C " 2 ,., .. tone Snow Tlr .. 1~:..=!:.:.:~~-'"'""'.==-='l=:=::""T.::=--:;:::;:=:~
MN toOl'lh« w/Oaalred nll/Wllllm outP19. '200,_.. dr-. P• a•';'4 I 111 i&~Z~ euilneH .,,d TUN'/ t71-t4'41 ._;-!..__ ... wtth 'INdl, a1z9 018-15 a. Sllpl AY1111. Hunlln9ton lallt'/ to: 810 Newport Mike 1Jttra IS Mlp4ng Aili: for Lynne. We11-... --..a~ ._ .... u .....___ !.!!!:!'..,. -• ...,. ....._ .... 7 • H er b our 8 ~ y DA
c.nterDr.,Ste.1HO, '/outhc:atrlanpromote mlneter,811-2120 ' ww u ............ ..._...Pr 1 otlc1t Nur1e/ ·-···-_.._.4.,..124 KAWAICONCMPlano.2 840-6645 ...... nM,M N••port. 811~h. Ca. their own eat1btt1hed eaa __._ ....... I ..... ~s.r:~· ./r& Companion ,_ poelUon, Herb ~ 13 l.UH19• Comp1rtmenl yn otd. S 1860/bel ofr, P M , 8 4 O -4 O 9 1 • t2teO • routff. M1ture. outgo-~ ..,., r. ........ ... C•IYIPUI D~! ;40. MY tn ok. 841-25'0 .. , mil ..... 115. 841-Me7 11Mpm. 7141840-7815
Lepl lur..., Ing, •ttrecllve parenlll to~·~ and Ht •1a41f9JJ. flll N.wport e .. oh CA Mlddle 8lllld widow MIU **' BUY** Cell .... 1724 CHURCH <>AGAN SALE Up to 40' Boat Sllp In ,.__.___ tYPt I**>"· ~ __. fries• ...... ..... 92980, an.ntlOn UL fltlm• hou.-Mt>tng 4 ... -lllltllln•11 1111 ArtlMn, Conn, 81vllle. lelbM Cow. 1221. n-2-lPM. M-¥ • ..._7021. count•r •••••of 1uto 11...._ = llve In poaltlon. Light --t --~-T••• .----from 11100 10 1 11,000. 151-2717 ~ ~~~ seooo.per/mo potentlll. p&f11. MUii UM plfll .... -·--olffnlnt &nd cootclng. MAITEN AUCTION ..... r~ _:=::--..« L. a I. 0, t. r"'.. J.D. """*" ...... =::.,c::·~-50 No exp .... nacH11ry, ==r-.rc::.=-2-;c: =•II• TUVE. llt.-4371 .. 1111 1111111 -~~ 151-1806 MlfNllD, ... lS'&ll',
WPM ...... f ~nd•t• woman prof. Fl.Ill Of pl aapr. ob tit•: Co111 I ~· .,_ 11 -... MIU-.....,. OOfftPM6ol1-M di I 1 ~ Wll ~ wloua Ill AW91. ......... H9flry • .,..... • ttme. NW bulinMI. new M .... 110 3t tir .• _.. r. Pwn• •r::i •Ide It llHkeeptng. • t•rr•nHn d n nt el .......,., -• Ml a11. ' end ta Mlf·moOvated, m:ucta. For Info, __.. -tv ,.. I t f LMdlnt o'*"6cel COtP ........ 1 ...... 2 .._.,I..... ---· ~-,. Bir! 06 11111cWft 91ci.. lOt iiiei'lii;ljjj;ijiiiji;"-;: ...,_ ..wy -per . 113 Mr. Adlmll "* Id .... ~ ,..,,,.. ••• •" • ' r now h .. tmfMd Gt*'· .... 0 0 n d . • 4 2. . --...... 111-m1 cm Tyrotla MOA..,blncl· .......... IRU I ......
mo. to Job No. 11-4ta, P.O. 1-4. 11Mf -a..., 1ng9 tor 10 1t18f1> ... & ... tltt. * •* • aoo. oort .._.. leo40' t flllO
Oii ..,.,.,.11 ... ,.n ,.. .um g:-.::,\«r ,::-.. ~:=; '·'· u.L l/J. tJ11Y1 wt1o WOUid a. to tetrele 4 , • .,.. °"•"~ °"'ome 11'6 ..,.._ .o.1121 ._,.., C111 ea•• LOOKING 10 ldd to ow All around•r. 1·12, a 128193 hvel wtlle ~ ..-1n -llll -""~web-MAGIC 18&..A'fO fl'Om M ~ ...... 2""' llflll*'IOI•· n!Ofrta. 1111+ ....... t421 2 I • HC~ARY • FT. 1Y'*'CI U.I . INfOr oltlea. o.w.. ll!n1, tro tor all. Wk a..MemMi.... 11<11 • AIOl'nlc 207, Dy-3 llftll elde -to IO'.., .... ,-.. bOdy -& IAlll eoouraor Important. •• tlOfioMu. NeW VOftl, LAMMI ....-........., ~tM. ..., 5'M-1t70 f'IM.w 111.1.._ 1 • .,_.. 11 ft Ne ..,. aotl•• •••r. AJ)PIY In ..... , • llTll. ....... , ..., ofO. ....... ,.. •. on • ,..... ..... ....... I ... old.... 1l0-l9A e¥98. ..._· .... ~•n I*•· A.a'°' ow1r... -.m ._....,,, ,._,.,,'°"..._ ~~ou~..::.."".".: 1u,~A1<C. 11u. TIMllll& ':'::.:":'~.~; -ao·--a-T!Wlt'• lofMOOClfy "'" ~be...,,.,~~ 'ult tltM, ,.., Mlat•I --._. ... I II ~ ,.._.....,. '-r.-_.... -' ,_ & ,..,...., T1 '9-,..., :r."I .,.., ,, _ _. 2 ..U on .. IOll • .._.. n ~ ...,..~,. m• llAUTl,UL 11'' RCA ....,._., c,t": OMW. lfl
llllOft ....,..., .. !~ ~ _,. o•m•nt. 11u., 10nd '~:?!! ::;z,:~d· penH P!_~d 1ra1n1,.n1 ~ ~,.....1,,1111"!" ·Ml tm c;otor TV. a yr Wfnty ....,. .. "' ,. .,....
-----OOft'lfftllllon OSllfl eH ..... ..... PfDl'I"' ...... lfll 8'D •" ~r--.,.,.·.:~,~lt·.,· ca '° of\MM'An':~: 1141. 'r•• d1t1varr ... ol bo9I.,... •· ~ cMllOlllntJ I '*'IOI 211n41-N11 • llgflt • fW-Uon furftl1tted. : a;.-v.v ._v '*'· tlOlofr. ()pan lun. 1.arrr, 111-t tOI or ~or1=&=... ~L ="*="1·1tol ::r:.& ..::-.. 9' MIO ... -.. .,...... ....,. ... 14M1M TV Jolln'I Mt-1711 l»att, .... Ml ~/M """ eo.oc. .. aiftt-..-.. tor OI ........... ., ..... I LMI ......... n .. MANNA. ...... ...
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Cll 81N11t9.ciot40194U C!:.-., -..lo ......, ~ ..... er.,,_.. f!ltljfl!,::.IH. C1ll ._. -· ,_, ..._ TIM II .......... & . hot loo, °t.rte\ • MALllTATI people wtecl -......., • ._,...... .... •II• ._.to ti ~ ..... flllO ._.............. ~.!Mint. 1
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_,..,,.,... CelfT•• ~•r•er , :t =-~--· ...... .,..=,_ ...._ ..--. "*"-11111'1 &en.44'9 •• "'••to •o. Ne llH
......... till •Mmt 0-.-. MwJ, ~·=-l'nf'l ~ t Ulr. NIH OOfld . l9Q Xln• =-~:::..;:-••earda. Hf.IOI
..... ..... '9M '°" ,... ....... . -' -;;'l -... . .... =(Wllltt. ,.,.. .... . .... .... -...... ~....-. .. ClaMt"9CI Ad•' u not, fraea 'f'*' Old ltutf tot OW a .... ,·11• ._ + ..__.. .,.. • ...., .,,.l•""'l.,..bH--.~C.-we~DM-ll-..,-".......... ,.,.,.. m1111111 .. ....e fte• IHdlOt Wlt9' e ............ Mt. , .... ,.,.. .. •.'141 . ...., lllll to W -· :1.,w• •• .,.... In~' ailllMllCI .... .,.,.,.n .-111 ....... 11 ...... -. ""'LAMll-.,.
' 1 \
Caapr1 Hl4
Slanl back camper IMll
lor R1ncllero, good
cond, $100. 142-82'3 ....
Peugeot. Need• • lltlle
woril. $175 OI' bell Olllf.
54&-0173 •It 5.
IUlllllll NINI/MUii
2480 H.,bof Blvd
COSTA MESA
....... Mt-141l
WlllY
OLUI Ull
lllTllMI
COHHfll
CHEVROLET
"'"I! i''• I
Trvb HH
'II Toyota 414 1,.1,
loaded, wlnol\1 111e11,
8000 ml euou O•O
131·3I07
• " Oellklll PIOll Up
lllOOIOIO
Prv PlflY 144·1141
""' -.aa&.I It .................
'7t FOfd l llt)llde '71 cn.v luv 11\.,p
'77 Oeteun w/IMll ·11 cn.v Luv wtcempw
•DlAllM WELCOME BuY-UI· Tr.O.
443 'w. lay, O.M.
ec:roN from "®In•
l'Otd Plll11 & 8ervloe
Andy Bfown 145-2983
'77 D111un King Cab, ......,.in/ celm 1llell, nu llr11, _Sc;;;;no;.;.-lftl....,...._ __ 1..,0 ... l ... I _.;...._ ______ 1 olean. 12800/080.
,.._ , I \!' '
!>U-1200
Hiiley Olvldeon ·n. c•·
me1 Nit, ·47 tank, loll ol
chrome. Mml chopped.
$5.000. 631-11186
'll UW&IAll 110
S895/obo. 873-7538
'11 ltllll 114111
Good traneport:,!~lo ml. $800/obo. 5 5
'1111111& .......
Tricked OUI. $800/obo.
SM-8845
Aat1a1tin
WI NY _63_1-_3eo_1 ___ _
USEO CARS & TRUCKS ·77 Courier, eamper 11'14111
COME IN OR CALL FOR $2200.
FUI &PPUllAL 87M832
CO<mlet-OeLlllo , ...
OllYllUT ·75 Chevy 30 window ven.
18211 BEACH BLVD. 8 cyl auto, PIS, P/B,
HUNTINGTON BEACH $l200. 54a.2e7o.
I 4 1 • I 0 I 1 • r hdt-11, Mt-1111 C1Ualet IMS
Top Dolar
Paid
For Your Carl
1tllAHIU Speed1l1r replica. Tiie
moel elegant oonvertlble
IVtf butftl (2018). Wu
$49,500 ...
IMPORTANT NOTICE ._ ••. -I•-TO READERS ANO -_. _.
•W 111,HO Theodore Aobll'la Ford
20IO Harbot Bl .. C.M. &42-0010 540-8211 ADVERTISERS UHtll-•rnry
Th• prl~ ol llem• Id· 2828 Hllbof 8'vd'.
vertlted by velllcie dMI· Colla M... 5-40-5630 ......... ......,
WI In the•velllcie clllll· -------fled advertl9l~column1 Liiiie Mi•• Mullel sat on a 11148 Ford Woody W•· .. ~ 1-...0 gon. $13,000 • ....-nol '"" any ap-Tullet. 11ong came •
pllcabl• taxes, llcenM. spider and read In the 1929 FOl'd Model A Town
tr1n1ler leea, finance Dally Piiot Clusllied s d • 1 o o o o
ct1¥g11. ,_ lor air pol-section about Miii Mui· e • n • • • · lull on control device let's Tuttet and bought II _8_7_5-8_18_1_· ----
certlfJc;allona or dealar tor $9 95 You can aell People wno need People
documanlary preper1-your tullat end loll ol Tllat'a what the
llon charge• unl1••1 other 1hlng1 through DAILY PILOT otllerwlM 1pecllled by Dally Pilot Cl111llled SERVICE DIRECTORY
the ~. Adi. c.ii 642-5678 ..... aboull --------
MATCH THE NUMIERS ON THE
·u II 011111"•· "'"' ...,. f:': ...... ~ 11:~1100 1010
I... "" Uncoen Conttnenuil. 4 °'· IUIW1, 17,000 ml, 1t71.
Good oond. 18,0P,O 080.
812-7409 '
MAP WITH-fHI UMIERS It-• .THE IOXES • ATLAS CHIYSLH·PLYMOUTH
2929 Harbor Blvd . Costa Mesa Tel. 546-1934 3 blocks
south of San Diego Freeway oll Harb()( Blvd Complete
body shop Sales Service. Perts Service Dept. open
Monday thru Friday 7.30 A.M 10 5 30 P.M and 8 A.M. to 5
P.M. on Saturday
ORANGE COAST AMC/JHP/HNAULT
2524 H8f'b0f BIVd .. Costa 'Mesa
549-8023 645-7770
11 1 Jeep Dealer In the Westt See us today IC>f u lea. servloe
& leealng. There are reasons why we are rt 1 . . Prloe and
eet.ctlonl Also, the all-new Renault Alliance la l'ler•I
THIODOH IOllNS FOID
Modern nlea, MfVlce. parta. body, paint & tire depta.
Competitive ra1u on lease & dally ren1111. 20eO Harbc>f
Blvd .. Coate M .... 141-0010 Of 540-8211.
JOHNSON & SON LINCOLN MllCUaY
2829 Harbof BIVd .. Co1ta M .... Tel. 540-5630. 57 y..,. of
frlendly famlly urvlc• -Orange County'• ofdaat Uncoln-Mercury dealeflhlp.
DAVID J. PHILLIPS IUICIC.PONTIAC •MAZDA
Sai.. • Servi<» • L...,ng
24"8 Allele Parllway
837-2400
• LONG HACH IMW
Large Mlectlon of ri.w & quality uMd BMW'• and other nne
cars! Sa.les, eervloe & lea11ng. Trade-In• wek:omel Take 405
Freeway to North Cherry off-ramp, tum rlght & go 9 bloclc1
ll0f'111 to 3670 N. Cherry Ave .. Long Beach.
(7141 836-5790 (21:)) 427-5494
• NAIHS CADILLAC
2600 Harbor Blvd .. Cosla Meea. Tel. 540-11100. Or11199
County'• Largest C.dlllac dealer. Sai... S~._ LeUlng.
• SADDLllACK IMW/IUIAIU
28402 Marguerlte"Pl(W'y .. A~. exit
We olfer wllal no bank Of !MM compeny can: 1. !Xpertly
11affed. mosl modern MrVlce & parts deJ)t.; 2. One of the
ScNthland'• most expenenc.d ..,.. & IM8lnQ tt1n; 3.
Ellmlnallon of \M mlddlemt1n by l9Mlng ~ dlrct.
831·2040 Mltek>n V .. )o -~ ....
• CHICK IVlllON POltlCHl·AUOl-VW
415 E. Coast Hwy., Newport INch. 973..(19()(). TM only
dealeflhlp In Cringe County With lhete ttlrM grMI IMk•
under one roofl
ALAN MAONON PONTIAC·IUIAIU
2480 Harbor Btvd,. Ootte Mota. Ttt. 549-4300. 8elot,
Servloe, Leutng. "Mr. CiooclwrtnOf'I "
CLAlllC A I 1t5 Newton Wey, C.1 ....... Tel. UMIN
".IAGUAAI OUR INCIAL TV"
• IOI lONGPlll PONTIAC
13600 Beach Blvd., w .. tmln.ier. Tai. 8t2-M51. Orange
County'• old .. 1 and largest Pontiac deelwlhlp. 6alea,
Service, Parts.
DtCk MtlUI PIA T /LANCIA
"Probebly the iow.t prtc»d Fla11 In Soutl'lem Callfomla"
(Located 1 mlle nonh of South Cout Plaza
nnr Main St. and Wern« Ave. In Santa Ana)
120 W. Warn«. Santa Ana 557-2132
• SANTA ANA DATSUN
2001 E. 1711\ StrMt, 81nt1 Ana. Tel. 551·7111. Your
Orlglnal o.dicated Del~ OelMr
XK 1IO'fl MO'f/1IO'enctl/W• ,,,_
.... -..... -"fll&M1Unt•l111fee"'.".""'~...__'-=~~ • .:
• COSTA MHA DATSUN
2845 Harbor BIYd.. Coeta Mee&. Tai. 540-M 10. Serving
Orange County fOf 18 yeera. 1 MU. So. 405.
• SUNSD POltD, INC.
(Home of Witt .. the Whele). 5440 Garden Grove Blvd ..
•. ~"tmln11er. Tel. &36-4010.
•
Bean fields sprout Mesa 11Jetropolis
lb KAREN E. KLBIN CW"ho.lly"'41Wt ,,
Acres of truck 1arc:t.n produce
now 1hare • portion of north
Colt.a Meaa wlth tall mirrored
bulldlnp and parklna loll.
That will chan&e. ln the end,
the bulldln&s will Win OU\.
In the next l ~ yeara ,
.,nculture ln th.la 1trip of land
lytna j\.wt north of the San Dleso
treeway, between Harbor
Boulevard and juat weet of the
Newport Freeway, will be a
memory.
Thal tact LI lnevttablo, and \0
many in C:O.t.a M .. , accept.able. • • •
In thtt past attv ral montha,
myriad propoula -all ~ at
developm e nt ln area•
1urroundlnt( the South Coaat
Plaza Shopplfl8 Center -hav
come before the Costa Mtaa
Plannlns Commlulon (He
adjoining story).
lf the propoeala are approved,
and If the develocment1 are
completed, they w1 tranaform
the area lnto a hup urban center
which blend•· rt1ldenttal and
commtma1 bulldb\11. hotela and
tntelUJnmtnt.
Thou1h different devtlopen
have aubmltted propotalt, and
thouah varloU1 complexe:11 wllJ
compete for bwah~. there la a
common thrtad which knlta
them to,ether. They are each
piece. o tho lar1er down\Own
1cheme which ia btcomins
known u the South Cout Metro
Area.
"The metro la 1oin1 to be a
very powerful econom1c force in
thl1 county," uld Ch•••
MeLaU1h.lin, an eMNUw with
th• development firm of C.J .
Se1•r1trom and Soni, which la
r111ponalblt for development of
South C.O..t Plaza, Town Center,
South CoHt Vllla1• and tht
proPoled 1 OO·ACN Horne Ranch.
'4What'1 happenln1 now 11,
lnatead of talklna about the
Seantrom project or the nearby
Saldoka family'• commercial
project, we're t.alklna about the
metro u a whole a.ncJ ltl vartoua oomponentl," he aid.
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'nM mttto klle, • outllnld tn the DlaN of vu1oul d9w.......,
caH1 for the ereatlon ot
Hlf ·con talntd areH which
'~"' bullnel9, ~tion and vtrw needl.
Th e 1ft.e of th e ieo million'
Oranae County PertormlJ\I Ana
Cent.er, 1eheduled to open In
188&, 11 tmmedlately north of
Town Center, placll'\I It tp the
center of the metro area.
"We wlll be plnpolntlni the
flnanctal and commerdal center
of Oran1e County, uld Cotta
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M.. Mayor Donn Hall.
The d9wlopen' Df'ODOMll wW
ctw.ae the area In a poeltlve
way, Hid Mike Oberat, a
apok..aan fot' Royale A..oda•
a Torrence·blMd devtlopme1u
ttnn which Ml a t'Oftdom.ln!um
and hotel complex in the wotka.
'We are eo&nl &o be the urban
cent.er t\tre -we're aolnt to make lt happen.'' he eaid, .
~·· McLauahJin aid the quality of life wlll be
enhanced In ea.ta Mesa when
(See METRO, Pa1e A%)
THI DRlllil Cllll~ ClllJlDITlll .
MONDAY. FEBRUARY 14. 1983 ()HAN < , f c l )l J ~.J l Y 1 A 1 If () H ~.J I A . · t ~~ '
Rams get
Robinson
from use· ..
Special to tbe ·Dally Pilot
LOS ANGELES -John
Robinson, who stepped down as
'the University of Southe rn
California's football coach just
prior to the end of the 1982
se880n, has returned to the game
-aa the new Ra.rm head coach.
Robinson, 47, quit his
Southern Cal coaching job to
become a vice presid ent for
university relations at the school
and had repeatedly said he was
not available for the job with the
Rams or any other pro~.
He had turned down an NFL
coaching job with the New
England Patriot3 a year ago. His USC teams went 67-14-2
during his seven years at use.
which included three Pac-10
championships and \be national
championship in 197~-
RobinSon's bowl game record
was 4-1, but in the past few years
his teams had been handicapped
by various aancUona levied 'by
the NCAA for various
infractionl,
--Roblfl90n wu introduced to
the media today in Loe Angeles
by Georgia Frontiere, the Rams'
owner. and General Manager
Ray N-ael. RoblNon has a reputation for
sudden-strike offenses, geared
aroW\d the aerial game. His teams
of 1976, '77 and '79 finlsheo
third, fourth and fourth in the
nation in total offense.
:FV taking
• • .s1gnups
·for hoard
The city of Fountain Valley is
accepting applications from
residents interested in serving on
the Fountain Valley
Improvement Authority Board of
Directors.
The board meets once each
year to review the financial
records of the Improvement
Authority.
The authority was formed in
1968 through a joint powers
agreement between the city and
Orange County. The authority
issued bonds to permit
construction of several Fountain
Valley Civic Center puildlngs,
including the police station and
the library.
The authority's board o f
directors oonsiat:I of five residents
appointed by the Fountain
Valley City Council. One vacancy
now exists on the board.
Applications for the post may
be obtained by calllng the city
clerk's office, 963-8321, ext. 232.
The fonna mUlt be returned by
Feb. 17 to the clerk's office at
Fountain Valley City Hall, 10200
Slater Ave.
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Young (Bnd imaginative) at -heart
Candy and flowers and cards and kisses -
These are the things fqr our Valentine misses.
And, of coune, for Mr., Mn. and Ms. Valentine as
well. Yes, today's the day America celebrates the fine
art of romance -or just plain affection.
That's what 555 Costa Mesa eletT¥mtary students shQwed for 81-year-Old Mary Wile, surprising the
school aide with a special party. .
And what did other people do for their Valentines?
We found out for you at a number of interviews during
th.is morning's ooffee break. Oope, we almost forgot. It's
all on Page A2.
P.S. -Don't you wind up having to say "Oope,
we forg~t" on thia special day. ·
While designing Valentines at California Sch.ool in Costa Mesa, Mike .Jacobs helped Heather Nagami
write a vene. t 'ellow lint graden Brian MacLean and Lauren De~ey conc~ntra~d on cutting
and pasting.
.
At long last, victory
The Lot Angeles Kinp hockey team
aalvaged tomethlq from an otherwiM
dismal seuon yeeterday whea they
downed· Philadelphia 5-4. SO wlaat!
Well, the last time the Kinp beat the
Flyen was nine yean ancl 32 pmee · ago. Pap Cl .
.knon's Berry Farm un.ells an •l8
million, fi•e•aere addldOlf pattemed
alter 1lae aatural wonder of
Califorai•'s Hl1h !Hern. Called
Camp 89'0P)', l~e area will be a permanent home for ilae parll'• __ _
show f eahlri .. the f aliaecl etirtooa
ehaneaer. P•M·
Title
bound.t
3 seized
in Irvine
robbery
Three young men suspeCted of
a weekend bank robbery in
Irvine were in Orange County
Jail today awaiting action by
federal authorities.
The three -Jonathan J .
Starr, 18, of Costa Me.a: Anlfrew
D. Hillary, 21, of Santa Ana, and
Kenneth W. Alexander, ~o. of
Loe Angeles -'were arrested
Satunlay on auapidon of armed
robbery at World . Savings and
Loan, 4505 Barranca Parkway.
lrvJne police Sgt. Dick
Bowman said three men, one
waving a handgun, robbed bank
tellers o{ ·about $3.000 at 9: 15
a.m. Saturday. The eavings and
loan was open at the time.
A woman acroaa the street saw
~e men run to a yellow car. She
called police and reported the
license plate number, Bowman
said. Irvine police officer Dennis
McNeely followed the car as it
entered · the northbound San
Diego Freeway and later arres~
the trio, he said. . Witneaes told police the thtte
men initially ordered tellers to
open the bank vault. After one
worker claimed she didn't have
the key, however, one of the
robbers quickly shuffJed along
t he counter, emptying cash
chiwen, said Bowman.
A Ii.lent alum set off by one of
the employees notified pol.ice of
the incident near the time the
other wjmeta reported the men
leaving ln the yellow car, M
added. -The three men will b e
arraigned in federal oourt in Los
Angeles.
Toxic spill
cleaned up
·in .Irvine
A work crew has cleaned up
rer;naina of a toxic cleanina fluid
that 1pilled from an 'fr.vine
electronics plJnt into a storm
channel.
The fluid, cuprlc chloride
mixed with hydrochloric acid,
drained into \he channel early
Saturday aftes a valve stuck at
Diceon Electronics Corp., 1852Z
Von Karman Ave.
Firefighters managed to dike
the storm channel before the
fluid could reach the San Diego
Creek channel, said Orange
County Fire Department
apokesman Chuck Murphy. The
flrm hired a private company
that apeciallzes in industrial
cleanupe to remove the fluid, he
added.
The cleaning fluid is COl'l'Olive
in ita liquid form '1\d can cau.e akl:n and lung irritation, be said.
No injuries were reported.
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A4 *Or Ooaet DAILY PILOT/Monday, ,ebtuery 14, 1111
Irvine lihta y gets boost Vietna11Jese
•
Unemployme,.,, rate oars lo seven-year hlsh in county r allYi in
MORE BOOKS FOR YOUR 8UC&8:
Oran1• County 1upervl10rt have deelded to
double the aJze of a propoeed library ln Irvm.11
Herltap Park by ch!pplna ln an extra $800,000
of county money for the project.
The reuon for the move, acoordlna to board
records, ii that a need for the tqpr library WM
projected Juat flve . yeara from now. The
expanllon, lrom 10,000 to 2Q.QOO aqua.re '"" would coat an eeUma\ed $1 million once the
libtary ii built but only $600,000 if completed aa
part of the on,tnat construction.
So the 1uperviaon decided last week they'd
ld.ve Irvine more book.a now, while It will ooet le.. The county'• contribution for the library
project, which la echeduled to aet under way
IOOll, will jump from $800,000 to $1.4 mlllion.
• • •
MORE BAD UNEMPLOYMENT NEWS
waa releaaed last week by the local offlc:e of the
at.ate Employment Development Department.
The county's unemployment rate for the
fourth quarter of 1982 roee to a seven-year high
amons civilian members of the labor force,
according to department statistics.
Though seasonal hlring near Christmas
boosted county job total• 9,800 during the
quarter, some 15,600 jobc were lost In 1982
countywide, the report aald.
The report aho &bowed that four ol every
five employed county residents worked within
the county as of the 1980 oenaua, a significant
growth from the 1970 level of 74 percent. ''The
rate of jot> growth ln Orange County greatly
exceeded the population growth rate for the
1970s, making it possible for a larger a.bare of
Orange County resldenta to-work cloae to home,"
the report said. • • •
MORE VOLUNTEERS ARE being sought
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County Grand Jury, Superior Court Jud,. Lull Cardef\11 announca.
Cardenaa. who hu been ... klnc voluni.en
for the lO·tnember p&nel, Mid juat 00 dtiunl
have a.Ppli«I. He hM been eeekina volunteen to
open the~ to people not famlllar wtth the = w 0 normally nominate potenUal &rand
The trand jury ovenees the operation of
county government and comment• on other
matt.en deemed to be of importance to the local
community. • • •
MORE VOLUNTEERS Al\E NEEDED to
run the polla for countywJde electJona to the
C..Ufomla Senior Lepilature, echeduled to take
place March 8. •
The lqialature, campoeed of people age 60
or over, will meet ln Sac:ramento to draft billa
which, If approved, will be aent to the regWa.r
atate Legialature for conaideratlon.
Polla will be operated at 60 aites aero. the
county tor the election, and tralnlna for worken
will be provided. For more Information call
834-2039. • • •
JUDGES, LAWYERS AND OTHERS af-
filiated with the Orange County Superior
Court paid tribute to former Superior Court
Executive Qfticer Lealle McCartney at a
memorial eervice in his honor last week.
McCutney, whoee career with the court
spanned 30 yean, died of a heart attack Jan. 13.
Ile had retired in January 1981.
A memorial fund ln McCartney's honor has
been established with the American Heart
Aaaociatlon.
Anaheini
Vietnam ... expatrt.t. who
oppoee the communllt r..pn. ln
their homeland want moral
1upport, not money, from
1overnment1 1ympathetlc to
thetr cauae, accordlna to the
ldent of the Vtetnameae
• (If Oranae County.
w, "' t are determiAed to do
It ourtelvea," uld Tran Minh
Cong. "We heve leerned the
te.on not to rely on any ally. All
we uk for now la moral aupport.
Thia time, It wJU be our own
blood."
Cona'• comments came duri.rle ~peaceful rally Saturday of more
than 6,000 VJetnameee who paid
$& a ticket for the ptherlnc at
the Anaheim c0nventlon center. It wu or1anlied by the
Convnittee tor the Support of the
Reeiatance Movement In Vietnam
and allO celebrated the lunar
new year.
Otaanizera took up 1 oollect1on
10 IUppol't Tebel leader Hoana-0>
Minh, a former admllal ln the
South Vietnamese navy who
later lived ln ArUnaton, Va.
''M inh and a number of
Vietname.e left thla country and
• comfortable life to ao back and
fight ln the junale," Cone Mid.
"That indicates how detennined
we are to end the tyrannical
regime of North Vietnam.''
Cong aaid Minh ha.a aucoeeded
in uniting the guerrilla factions
In Soutli Vietnam and now
commands an army of 10,000
men.
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Put on your ·ha.t
tor Capo contest
San Juan Capiat.a·ano'1 annual hat coni.t will be held
Thunday at the Swallow'• Inn. with pnr.. for winners ln a
.variety of cateaonea. /
'nle contest ii apol'\IOred by the San Juan Caplftrano
FSeata Allodation aa a wannup for the annual celebration of
the return of the 1wallowa ln mkl-March.
Sign-Ina begin at 8 p.m. at the tavern, with Juda1na at 10
p.m. Categorie. lnclude best dtel9ed .traw hat;-beit c&e.ed
felt hat; fanciest and srubblm headwM.r.
For lnfonnation, call 493·5901 .
• A guide<J ~ o.f the Upper Newport Bey ecolop:al
reterve will be offered Saturday •tarting at 9 a.m.
The tour, condlsctecl by the .Friend8 of Newport Bay and
the at.ate department of Flab and Game, tak.ee aboUt two hows.
Partictpe.nta are enco~ged to brtn.a ~binocularL Th~ ecot~caI reaervelalOC&tea at Eutbluff and Backbay
drives. There no charge for the tour.
• More than 40 different history cl.u9es will be offered at
Orange Cout College thla 1pring .
iliatory COW'lel on the 1pring agenda include: "Survey of
American 'HiatOry," "The California Experience," "Ethnic
Groupe of the United St.ates," ''The American West," "Hiltory
of the United St.ates to 1876," "Hfltory of the United Stat.a
Since 1876," "F.conomlc History of We.tern Civillz.atlon,"
"Women in History," "History of Ruuia and the Soviet
Union," and "The World at War."
Registration lnfonnation is available J>y calling 556-5772.
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KNOXV1LLE, Tenn. (AP) -United American
Bank of Knoxville waa cloeed today by Tenneaee
Banking Commisaioner Billy Adams becauae of "large
and wauauaJ lOMetr."
The announcement came after a aeries of secret
meetings by officials during the weekend to negotiate
a merger to save the bank.
Newspaper reports have placed the size of
UAB-Knoxville's loan loeaes at more than $50 milllon.
Dollar gains; gold lower
LONDON (AP) .:..... The U.S. dollar roee against
most major currencies· in early European trading
today, while gold prices drifted lower.
Currency tradt:rs said the dollar may have
received support from expectatiom that U.S. interest
rates might edge higher ln the weeks ahead.
The Federal Reserve Board has reported that all
three main measures of the U.S. money supply rose
sharply in January, but credit analysts were split on
whether the money growth was excessive and
whether it precluded the Fed from promoting lower
interest rates. ,
Mortgage rates hold I ast
By Tbe Associated Pre11
The billions of dollars deposited in the new
money-market savings and checking accounts mean
more money tor mortgages, but lender& say borrowers
won't see any big drop ln interest rates in the near
future.
"There is no question that the new accounts
represent an ab11Jty to generate a lot of money," said
Leonard Shane, chairman of the U.S . League of
Savings Institutions. "But we have to have a learning
curve. We must learn the behavior pattern of these
accounts."
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