HomeMy WebLinkAbout1983-04-18 - Orange Coast PilotClif f-han1er
Paramedle1 and
Ufepardl comfort
John Klein, 19, of
Corona del Mar,
after he fell ort a
ollfl at
Seotchman'• Cove
north of Laguna
Beach ye1terday
afternoon. A
helicopter took
Klein to Hoag
Memorial H0tpltal
where lie wu
reported in etable
condition.
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THI ORINGI COAST COUNTY IDITIDN
MONDAY, APRIL 18, 1983
Bren:
Wealth,
power,
• privacy.
BY STEVE MARBLE "' .. .,... ......... Wealthy, influential and
ln~y private, Donald L. Bren
la the fila pel'90ll lince the late
Jamee Irvine to pin 90le control
of the Irvine CO. and it. land
iniere.ts.
Bren, ~. baa steered clear of·
the llmelJaht and ls known more
by reputation than personal
oontact by civic and government
leaden 1n Orange County.
He srew up in Los Angeles
and Newport Beech, went to the
Univenlty of WMbJnaton where
be obta1nld a desree-in ~
administration, and rttently
purchased a $5 million
H--,...~ Linda-hie.
Hla new neighbors in the
exdwdve, gated oommwlity aay
they have not met him. Some are
WlSW'e if be'a even moved into
the expansive howe.
In the lat.e 19:M>s, be formed
the Bren Co. and built cus1om
bomea in Newport Beach,.
Hunttncton Harbour and Tustin.
In 1963, he fonned the Mt.ion
Viejo Co. and began muter
planning an 11,000-acre
community, later to become
Mlmlon Viejo.
In 1967, he 90ld the Mt.ion
Viejo Co. to Philip Moma Inc. lie emerged u a key figure in
the 1970. when the lrviiie Co.,
owned at the time by the JIU'Dl!9
Irvine Foundation, waa being
sold. He became the lar1eat
9toekbolder with a reported 30
percent interest in the new
(See BREN, Pase A!)
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Connie Blackmon, right, shows POW bracelet
with name of William Dunlap to his sister
Phyllis Jones.
Strangers share
concern for MIA
By LORENZO BENET or .. ,,_,,.....,.
About two yeara before
America withdrew from South
Vietnam, c.onnle Blackmon aaw
an adverti8ement in the window
of a convenience store near her
Huntington Beach home.
It told bow people couJd order
bracelets bearing the name of an
American soldier Hated as
missing in action. She put $2 in
an envelope and INmt for one.
"My mother u.eed to tell me
about the things ahe did during
World War ll; rationing food .na
metals, making up recipes
without augar because there
wasn't any available," aald
Blackmon.
,
. "I got the bracelet because it
was all a penon my age (she was
14) could realll do,'' aaid
Blackmon, now 2 . "I couldn't
enlist. All we were ever asked to
dowupny." ·
When the POWa returned in
1973, the dark-eyed t.een-ager
watched for bia name in the
POW llsta printed in the
news papen.
She imagined him u a st:rong,
older man -perhaps, ahe
thoukbt. he WU unmarried. "I
always hoped I could meet him."
abe said.
During that time. another
woman wu waging a vigorous
campaign to &et the government
(See BRACELET, Pase AJ)
Irvine Co. sale good . move?
Area officials cite 'integrity,' local leaders~ip
BJ GLENN SCOO'T UMI
STEVE MARBLE °' ... .., ........ Ol'an8e Cout leaden who deal
with the Irvine Co . are auaesuna today Donald Bren'•
majority takeover of stock means
the company w~ more
attention to local ..
Bren, a Newport Beach
developer, annou.nOld Friday be
had boucht out the stock owned
by five eaetern inveatora,
b)ctudina A Alfred Taubman of
l>etroit, who had been ca~
chairman with Bren.
Bren aaiid be now owm at leMt
70 .,.ant of the privately held
stock, and other published again. It will have the 90rt of
reports augaiest be owns u much direction It had whea James
as 86 percent. It la believed the Irvine waa alive. It'a been run by
tramac6oo involvt!d at 1eMt $500 · a board with auch diver1ent
mlllicn. interem and from such a bf09d
Following are comments made 1eograpbical ll'M that directioo
•'--•-~'"'"' to •'---Dally Pilot: waa difficult. Now it baa an uu. • ._...... w.... bone9l-t.o-God owner."
-Larry Acran. Irvine mayor. -Barbara Young, president
"Generally, I think it la a . of. Committee of 4000: "Maybe
favorable development. ft aeenw · l'm beln1 naive but I 'm
to me it will clearly locallze the optimiatlc. Bren showed lots of
dJ.rection of the COIJlpaDY, with lnie,pity When he WU bulld.inC sreater aemitivity to our local Mlulon Viejo and I hope he
problema.'' maintaina ~t with ~ and &eta
-Gil FergulOll, former Irvine tble problem (leale.bold dlspalt.e)
Co. vice prelident "Wlth Bren, nmolwd. In the past, diacwlliona
the company now hM a rudder (See IRVINE, Pqe .U)
ORANGE COUN r Y C ALIFORNIA 25 CENTS
EIDhassy bombing
infuriates Reagan
~
BEIRUT, Lebanon (AP) -A
car bomb devutat.ed the center
9ection of the seven-atory U.S .
Embuay today, and authorities
said 28 people were killed and
105 wounded in the fiery blast.
Six U.S. Marines and two U.S.
Army soldiers were reported amona the de.ad.
telling the newspaper Al Liwa,
"This la part of the Iranian
revolution's campaign against
imperialist targets throughout
the world. We shall keep striking
at any Imperialist presence in
Lebanon , including the
multinational force." Moslem
Holy War has claimed several
previous attacks on the
multinational force.
White House spokesman Larry
Speakes said in Washington that
two people wearing U.S. Marine
uni!orma were among at least 21
killed in the bleat, "but we
~ot verify that there are any
American dead ...
However, doctors at the
American University Hospital 1n
Beirut said the morgue had 28
bodies from the blast, including
thoee of six U.S. Marines. U .S:
AR'ny Capt. Alfred Martin said
two U.S. Army 90ldiers alao were
(See BOMBING, Page A3)
U.S. Marine commander Col.
James M. Mead aaid people were
still trapped in the rubble and
that reecue efforts were under
way. U.S . Ambassador Robert
Dillon was briefly trapped but
'eacaped unharmed.
President Reagan told
reporters in Washington, ''This
criminal attack on a diplomatic
Deputy arrested
establishment will ~t deter from •
our goals of peace in the region. }fi
We will do what w~ know to be rlcht." He deecribed the attack as
.. ,_ vicious terrorist bombing'' and
Mesa rape case
a ''cowardly act."
A police officer on the scene
said an eetimated 300 pounds of
explosives wer~ hlddep in a
Lebanese police car and
detonated by remot.e control in
the embuay'a driveway. There is ·
no fence Mparating the embassy
from the seaside road.
The Christian Voice of
Lebanon radio aald a Moslem
suicide terrorist drove the car
and that it had diplomatic l.iceNe
plat.a
A IJ"OUP called Moelem Holy
War claimed responsibility,
An Orange Coun\y sheriff'•
deputy has been arrested on
suspicion of raping a young
woman in the pa.rking lot of a
Costa Mesa nightclub, after
allegedly telling the victim he
was an officer.
'Coat.a Mesa police Lt. Jack
Calnan aaid Jorge Landin, 24,
hired by the sheriffs department
two weeks ago, waa arrested
yesterday by Costa Mesa
detectives at the Orange County
Jail. where he was working.
The woman. in her 20's, told
police Friday she was raped
April 8 at Deja Vu by a man who
initially identified himself u an
officer and said he wanted to talk to her privately.
Landin was suspended
following the arrest. He remains
at Costa Mesa city jail in lieu of
$25,000 bail.
Orange County Sheriff's Lt.
Wyatt Hart aaid Landin was
hired April 1 and waa
undergoing an orientation
program prior to attending the .
police academy May 13.
The Santa Fe Springs resident
told authorities he had been in
the Army from 1979 to 1982.
Rain causes
oil spillage
in Huntington
Heavy rain early today forced
oil to overflow from an open at.onae channel and aplll on to
Bolaa Chica State 9eacb in
Huntington Beach.
The spUl of about one barrel of
rem.due oil cau.ed a temporary
closure of one lane on both
Pacific Coast Highway and
Golden West Street.
The incident occurred at the
channel ad.jlicent to Padfk COllSt
Hi1hway. It la uaed by the
Amlnoll USA Co. to collect
nstdue oil &om the company'•
ablpptna and ptberina lines.
Huntln1ton Beaoh Fire
Department spoke.man Rick
Grunbaum said today that about
42 pllona of oil wen deened' .:'J promptly by Amlno(l a..w.
all lanee O} the two hichW819
were reopened before the st.art ol
heavy Monday mornln1
commuter traffic.
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IRVINE COMPANY. • •
w ere lmpo11lble becauae the
attorneys would have to call all
ovw the whole world before a
dec:tDon could be made.''
-Jacki• Heather, NewJ>Ort
&e.ch councllwoman: "I don't
know much about Bren but I
can't help but beUeYe that th.la ta
a 1ood tbJna. It return• the
lntereat In the company to
Orah1e County. I'm pleaaed
about th.t."
-Bill Vardoulla, Irvine
councl.lman: "Any kind of control
by people who are local would be
better. Many times ln the put,
we had to wait for decialons
while the board of direct.on wu
meetl~I back In New York.
Everyth.lna ahould be out here
now.
"The only queation ia, 11 he
aotna to be the eole decider? That coula be aood or bad."
-David Silla, lrvlne
councilman: "Donald Bren 11
cenainly an individual who hu
been part of the Southern
California community all h1a life.
He knows the r ole of local
government and what la expected
of lar1e developera . . . Thia
certainly makee It easier for the
company to aet policy."
BREN RECLUSIVE. • •
Irvine C.o.
But for all hi.a influence and
weelth, Bren has been a recluaive
man . He la desc1'bed ••
handsome, athletic and has a
reported love for art. which he
oollectl. 4
Gil Fef'IU90n. a former Irvine
C.o. vice-president, said he met
Bren when he was developing
Harbor View Hills in Newport
Beach.
"He wu an innovative builder
and a very creative peraon," aaya
Ferguson. "Here'• a guy who
built an empire with hi.a own wit
and imagination. That'•
unusual."
Bren ia reported to be one of
the 400 rlche1t people in the
country with an estimated worth
of $350 million. Observers
believe his recent acqulsltlon of
the Irvine Ca. atock might double
that f~.
Rent ceilings eyed
Irvine home pact • Ill
By GLENN SCO'IT
O(tMDlllJNotlWI
City leaders in Irvine are
questioning whether the Irvine
C.ompany should agree to rent
ceilinga in exchange for city help
in building 2,985 new apartments
durinl the next three years.
Roland Osgood, president of
Irvine Pacfflc, the Irvine
Company's bu1lding arm, aaked
the City Council thia week to
help in the ambitious
construction program. He said
the apartment• would create
more affordable ho~.
Osgood aaid city help ia needed
to ensure proper wning, u.e of
tax-exempt mortgage revenue
bonds and "fast-trac k"
processing of development
applications.
City offldala were encouraging
and approved the company's
apartment plan in concept. They
a8id they'll dilcua the issue more
thoroughly on May 10, after city
planners take a hard look al the
program.
Meanwhile, members aaid
they'll consider whether the
city's h elp should be repaid
through guarantees that rents
won't be raised too often or too
rugh.
Council members seemed to
stop short of suggesting specific
rent~o ntr o l m e asures .
Councffinan Bill V ardoulis said
he'd never support that.
Osgood said the company is
willing to set aside 20 percent of
the units for renters whose
family income is less than $24,000
a year. He said rents for moat
units are projected to be from
$500 to $700 a month.
A few units with special
amenities would coat more, he
added.
The plan calls for 876 units in
Woodbridge, 627 in University
Town Cenier, 250 m Tw11~ Rock.
632 in Northwood, 400 in Village
14 (west of Culver Drive) and
200 in Village 12 (Jeffrey Road at
Irvine Center Drive).
Vendela brcb ~ -the ... end enel threw poat.,, out the window• et a.-.e1 ~· 1*9 EduceUon IAne
A burgW ~ UMCI a Qlem CYftet
on• ,_~window 10 -•home on the 1llOO bloc* of Eelgeweler i.-The
~ IOM lnduCleCI t '4>,000 In ..._ -l2001n........,.
Fountain Valley
nvw 11tt1 orede pupee .. t.e a.-High
lk:tlool -. ~ to go OUUlde •
hol-. dur1ng • l*'tY leturdey nlgfll -
... ""91:11«1 "" • group of ...... ..,.,. •
'b..-.. Mt -04IW ~One of the ~.,.,.,.,. ~
---We a1ked:
How do you keep fit?
Andr Moattde, tt,MewponlNoft,
..-..0• tHOher.' fonMf PfO-IOOC* ,..,.,
"I'm recovering from knM
'4.lrgety and have found that
Hroblct 11 • terrific workout. I
teach It eloht or nine tlmee a
week. After playing profMllonaJ aocc:er for 12 yeara (for the
PltttburP.h Spirit and th•
California Surf) It • a grNt way to
k .. p flt."
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Jim Mc0anlel9,
S5, Huntington Beech,
Nel "late, former Loe Angelee Laker
beaketbell P'aJer
"Next month rm ttartlng up a
U.S. Pro-Am summer bukeS>aJI
league. To get In shape for that I
run twice a week, lltt wetghta
three tlmea • week and play
basketball. I llke to keep flt; It
makes me feel young."
Jim Medleon,
...... portlMoh,
alrtlne ptlot
"I kefP flt by wortctng out at the
gym. I llft welghll for my upper
body, and then do aome running
and blcycllng. I try to wor1< out
fNfKY other day. but my Job de>Mn't always allow me to."
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.. ..,. HutoMMn,
.,, lrvlne,
euto NIMmM
"I llkt to play ttnn11; It keep1
,,,. In tip-top 1h&1>9. It'• aleo 1
good onalttnge, win or loM. By
playtng, I hope to II~ a long,
hMlthy 111 •.
Martha Laham,
30, Newport Beech,
bualnen coneul .. nt
··Aerobics I• the best exercise;
It'• good for your cardiovascular
•)'Stem. strength and ftexlblllty
and body contrOI. It'• the best
because In one hour you get all
the ma)Or Ingredients of a good
wort< out.''
Man Levora,
19, Newport -..Ch,
•tuclent
"I work out at Lido Nautllu1
three tlmee a week. I Utt free
weights and uae the Nautllua
machines for about an hour and a
half. I ride my bike a lot -two or
three mllea a day along Oceen
Front Boulevard."
• Cycle crash v1ct1111 killed by car in HB
A 27-year-old Marine who fell
from his bicycle in Huntington
Beach early,esterday was struck
a nd kille by a auapect.ed
drunken driver just as he was
being pulled off the road to
afety. pohce-said today.
The dead man was identified
as Staff Sgt. Gregory S . Pulla.r,
who had been assigned to the
IBM typewrtt.,a -Cit'-P'-'Y ...-
81 1Ul5 ... '*'*" .,. ...... ptled
open the front Cloo• of • tew firm on
lltOOICflurl1 St,_
Power toole -rneol\enlC IOOll vlllUeel et 15.353 were reported etol•n from en
automotive 11ore el 17450 E Moont
Hermann
Irvine
A ,..ld..,t on Cenyon Alelge repor1eel
Y99tete1av • 11urg1er pr1ee1 • vw• c1oor w11h • 11Ctewdrh1.,. end llole poww toole end -••ruve
Marine Corps He licopter Air
Station at Tustin.
Huntington Beach police
traffic investigator John Berens
said Pullar'• bicycle apparently
hit the ttnttt divider-at Werner
Avenue and Roa Lane at 12:25
a.m., causing him to tumble into
the eastbound lane of Warner
Avenue close to the dJvider.
Berens said a passerby,
Douglas Fujimoto, 2~. of
Fountain Valley, stopped to aasist
the man and was beginning to
pull the bicyclist to safet}' when
\he two were atruck by a aiir.
Pul1a.r was taken to Founta.ln
Valley Community Hospital,
where he was pronounced dead
at 12:5J a .m . .f'ujimo to waa
treated at Huntington
Intercommunity Hospital for
back and leg injuries.
The driver of the car, Javier
Jorge Bonafont. 21, of Fountain
V~y. was arresied on suspicion
of vehicular manslaughter and
driving under the influence of
alcohol.
SholVers to linger
Coastal
Qlenoe °' .,._.. 20 percent lonlgh1 8lld tomorrow.
Coutal low H. Inland 48. Coell. lr1llnd llWle mid to upper tOa. W...IO. Watere lmmedletely offatlote
_,.... wtrlda 15 to 20 lu'llta
wtlll I lo 10 ... , -· Par11y ctoucly wltll • ,_ allo-ra at ..,__
U.S. Summary
Temperatures
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75 31 ' 73 S5
43 30 eo 341
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42 32 eo 21
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NATION
Officials report · progress
in prison, hostages talks
By TM AllOdated Pre11
PlTI'SBUROH -Authorttiea reported prosresa today ln
neaottat1on1 with two armed lnmatea who have been holdlna
two prtlon employeea hoetaae 1lnce an escape attempt wu
botched five ct.ya .,o.
"We haw ndUOed 1he oriihW number of luues," Thoma.a
SelverUna, admln11trat1ve Uliatant to Warden George Petlock,
told reportera outalde the state Correctional In.atltuUon at
Pittabur1h, a 101 -year-old brownstone fortress on the Ohio
River.
"The attitude hu been quite good," he said.
Prilon negoUaton and the two Inmates trimmed an ortatnal
U.t of 20 itema for diacusaion during 15 hours of negotiatlona
yesterday, aald Kenneth Robinson. spokesman for the state
Correction.a Department.
The negotiations were taking place by telephone or through
a wooden door ln a barricaded basement room where Richard
Benkel, 45, a convicted bank robber awaiting trial for muder,
and convicted murderer Lows Coviello, 26, were holding Daniel
Kohut, a priaon guard. and Kostas "Gus" Mastros, a records
aupervi.aor.
Henkel and Coviello seized the hostages using two
smuagled pistols before they were to be strip-searched for a
court appearance Thursday, authorities 5ald
Slide blocks canyon, town flooded
SPANISH FORK, Utah -A slowly sliding mountain
plugged a Utah canyon today, pushing the Spanish Fork River
back into the tiny railroad community of Thistle and threatening
more eertous flooding l1 the plug gives way. The moving mud
blocked Spanish Fork Canyon, and the water in Thistle reached
window and rooftop !eve.la in some spots. Utah County Sheriff's
Lt. Gary Clayton said the community of 22 families was "mostly
Inundated" and \ bridge had washed away, but yesterday all
resident& had safely evacuated the area 60 miles southeast of
Salt Lake City. The major concern was that the mud darn would
give way and the newly created mile-long reservoir would flood
Spaniah Fork, a town ol 6,500. ·
Wife charged in slaying of musician
NEW YORK -The wife of record producer and bass aultarlat Felix Pappa.la.rdi hM been charged with murder in the ~death of her husband at I.heir Manhattan apertment,
police say. Pappalardi's 43-year-old wife, Gail, called police
yesterday morning. Officers said she allowed police into lbe
apartment where they found Pappalardi's body. The
41-year-old mu.aid.an, who had performed with the rock group
Mountain, had been ahot once in the neck. and was pronounced
dead at the scene, authorities said.
Hollings seeks presidential bid
OOLUMBIA, S .C. -Pledging to put the' nation's jobless
back to work, U.S. Sen. Eme'St liolllnp of South Carolina
announced his candidacy today for the Democratic presidential
nomination. "Fritz" Hollings, 61, a three-term senator and
former South Carolina governor who joined a growing list of
cont.enders for the Democratic nomination, said the nation bas
all the elements of economic sureess -human ingenuity,
industrial mUICle and scientific l.magination.
STATE
Sala Bat-tl}n Nicely '"Congress hope{ ul
BRACELET
From Page A1
to l11ue a full-accounttna of
Americana whew whereebouta ln
Vietnam w• never verified.
Phyllla Dunlap Jones would
oftun 1peak alx Umee a day to
community ~roupa, 1chool
a11emblle1, • to anyone who
would 11.lten, 1he recalled.
Her younaer brother had been
1 helicopter nllot tn Vietnam. Hla
Huey 1un1hlp wu shot down
Dec. 2, 1969. Tile Army utd he
wu Men captured at the llte of
the craah, but they never heard
from him again. And he never
~p;eared on the Uata of returning
POW1.
Hla name is Wllllam Dunlap,
the same name lnacrlbed on the
bracelet belon,mg to Blackmon.
When Blackmon read a story
about Jones and her mi11lng
brother ln laat Saturday's Dally
Pilot, ahe said her nnn reaction
was: "Wow, after all these years I
had finally found him.
"He wasn't home, but all I had
ever known about him Is what
you see right there," she said,
pointing to a allver·colored
bracelet sitting on the coffee
table in the living room of her
parents' home in Huntington
Beach.
After reading the account
about Phyllis Jones and her
brother, she called the Daily Pilot
and a meeting of the two women
was arranged.
They chatted for nearly an
hour. For the most part, the
conversation centered on Jones'
brother, one of 2,494 Americans
still unaccounted for ln Southeast
Asia.
"Billy hM a lot of drive -he is
very 81ong mentally," Jones said.
"If I had to pick one of my
brothers to make it through this,
it would be Billy."
"He had been ahot down three
times before and came walking
out alive each time," Jones said:
"But when we d'idn't hear
anything after a few week.I, I
became frantic "
Later In the conversation,
Blackmon aaid how surprised ahe
was to read about him in the
newspaper.
"Hey, somebody actually
knows him," ahe said.
"Yes we know him," Jones
said with a smile. "We ;u.t want
him home."
If you would like a POW-MIA
bracelet, send $3, your name 11.tJd
address to: "The Lauters, 6525
Mayberry Road, Columbus
Grove, OH 4MJ30 . .Al1oW four to
six weeks for delivery. Make
checks pa.y.b.IP tcr''Th~ 1:,auters."
Orange Co .. t DAILY PILOT/Monday, Aprll 18, 1983 Al
U.S. Marines, armed with rifles, stand
guard in front or the bomb-shattered -
American Embassy in Beirut.
Cartoonists honor
'Family Circus'
BEYERL Y HILLS (AP) -ijil
Keane, whoee whimsical ''Family
Circus" examines the joys and
tdals of parents and children, has
won the Reuben Award, the
highest honor cartoonists can
vote to their peers.
Keane waa honored last night
at the Beverly Hills Hotel before
400 people, including about 250
cartoonists, said Mell Lazarus,
w~ won last )'eQl''s Reuben for
his "Momma" comic strip.
('1Famµy Circus" appears daily in
the Orange Coast Daily Pilot.)
Previous winners have run the
gamut from funny-page favorites
Al Capp ("Lil Abner") and Walt
Kelly ("Pogo") to editorial
cartoonists such as Pat Oliphant.
Also nominated this year for
the Reuben. were Jim Davis,
who draws "Garfield." and
Garry Trudeau of ''Dooneabucy.''
BOMBIISG. • •
From Page A1
amon1 &h• dead . Tb•Y
appuentl)' were ftom a JPlda1
1roup b•lptna rebuild th•
LebeNee army.
Doctor• at th• hoapftal
reported 1~ w~. 1At.n.e
polioe reported, 28 deAd and llJd
78 were wounded.
The blut at 1:0~ p.m . (4:06
a.m . PST) collapeed the entlre
front of the central wing of the
seaside building and blew a large
hole through the ground floor
visa section in the northern wlna·
Associated Preaa reporter
Terry A. Anderson said the
building's center eection from the
ground to the roof collapeed like
a layer cake and a body could be
seen dangling from the fifth
floor, its arms and legs hanging
down and dripping blood.
Man killed,
woman hurt
in smashup
A man waa killed and a woman
seriously Injured yesterday when
the truck they were riding In
struck a guard rail on the Santa
Ana Freeway south of the
Laguna Freeway.
Herman Lee Campbell, 28, of
Oakland waa pronounced dead at
the acene of the 4:40 a.m .
accident. He and Gretchen
Twyman, who sustained major
injuries, were passengen in the
truck driven by Marx Ford, 21,
of Chicago. California Highway
PalrOl officers said.
Ford was driving northbound
a t about 60 mph when he
reached down to get a cigarette, a
CHP spokesman said. The truck
drifted off the road and hit the
guard rail, spearing the
passenger aide o( the truck.
Ford suffered minoc injuries..
SAN FRANCISCX) -Sala Bur1on announced today she
will .eek her lat.e huaband's seat in Congress. Rep. Phillip
Bur1on. who represented the San Francisco area in the 5th
Congressional District seat, died april 10 after an artery bunt in
his abdomen. If she runs and wim, Sala already hu been
promiaed an impoctant committee aa;ignrnent by House Speaker
Thomas P. "'l'ip" O'Neill, according to the San Francisco
Examiner.
Solons subsidized on bullet • train • trip
Pink salmon pulled from shelves
RIVERSIDE -A drug store chain has pulled cans of pink
salmon from ita shelves aft.er a woman reported biting into a
crystalline substance, cutting her mouth and breaking her
dentures. lnJUally, Billy Hickman, 52, had been afraid she
might have bitten into glass, but she said yesterday that she
boiled the crystal.I at the auggestlon of the canner, Peter Pan
Sea Foods Inc. of Seattle, and found that they could not have
been glas, because they dlmolved.
WORLD
Walesa, prf est detained by police
WARSAW, Poland -Police detained and Interrogated
labor leader Lech Walesa today, according to Western newsmen
and a priest who laid he also waa detained. It was the eecond
time Walesa was reported detained since he announced that he
waa stepping up hi.I contacu with the Solidarity underground.
The Rev. llenryk Jankow•ki. Waleaa'a friend, adviser and
con.fe.or, said he and the former union chief were interropted
aepara tel y by police in Ol.ut yn.
Shultz optimistic about talks
MEXICO CITY -Secretary of State George P. Shultz says
he hopea hit current round of talks with Mexican leaders will
help the two countries narrow the differences ln their views on
conlUct in Central America. Shultz, who Is accompanied by
Treaaury Secretary Donald Regan and Commerce Secretary
Malcobn Baldridge, told reporters en .route here last night that
the Unlted States and Mex.loo 1hare common objectives In
Central Amerlc:a but dJ.aaaree on the means to achieve them.
LOS ANGELES (AP) -
Japanese railway interests are
paying an estimated $15.000 in
expenses for four Southern
California legialatora who have
gone to Japan to study that
nation's high-apeed bullet train.
The legislators who left for
Japan Saturday were Aasembly
Transportation Committee
members Lucy Ktllea, D·San
Diego, and Gwen Moore, D-Los
Ex-lawman
charged in
Mesa shooting
A 42-year-old former Shasta
County sherllf'a captain hu been
charfed with assault with a
dead y weapon in connection
wlth a shootout at a police
management seminar in Co.ta
Mesa last month.
Wallace B. Goold, who
alle1edly had been drinking
heavily at the time of the
shooting, i1 to be arraigned
Friday.
The charges, fjled laat
Thuraday in Harbor Murucipal
Court, allege that Goold fired
three shots from a .38-caliber
revolver a t l1x people in a hotel
parking lot March 13. He had
been fired from hi.I job becall8e
of bis alleaed Involvement in the
Incident.
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Angeles ; and Senate
Transportation Committee
members Wadie P . Deddeh, D-
Bonlta, and Jim Ellis, R -San
Diego.
They are interested in the
bullet train because of plans for
auch a rail link between Los
Angeles and San Diego, which
the Japane.e rail lndi.a.atry would
like to help build. The plans are
in the study stages by American
High Speed Rail , the
Washington· hued organiu Uon
behind the proJ>C*Cl line.
Before leaving, Killea and
Deddeh downplayed the
aignificance of who was paying
for the trip.
"I know 111 get IOme flak but
l've made no cmnmitmenta and
my conscience i1 clear," Hid
Killee. noting that the haa been
under preaure from both project
supporte.ra and couta1 resident.a
who fear the noiJle and visual
pollution from a 160 mph train
racing past oceanfront homes.
"I don't have any feeling of
being obhgaW!d or indebted
because they are paying my
trip," she said.
All costs of the trip were to be
e_aid by the Japan Railway
Engineers Association under an
arrangement worked out, by the
trip's sponsor , the San
Francisco-based California
Foundation on the Environment
and &onorny, a research off.shoot
of a buaineaa lobbying group
called the California Council for
Environmental and Economic
Balance.
Rape charged dropped;
suspect s.aid impotent
A rape charge against an
impotent Garden Grove man has
been dismissed after the victim
refwied to testify In a third trial.
The dismissal t>,y -0r8"nge
County Superior Court Judge
Jame• Perez Friday ended a
three.year fight against the
accusation by Joe Yrigoyen ID.
y rigoyen •• first trial ended in a
deadlocked jury, but he waa
convicted In his aeoond trial. It
w.as only when Yrtgoyen, 30, was
.ent to the c.alifomia Institution
for Men at Chino for pre-
aentencing evalMtion that his
impotency because of a childhood
illne9 became known.
Bia attorney aa.id he woufd
petition the court to "make a
factual finding of innocence," in
the cue.
our -A/.otrLP~ lam~l
v-nczck swz.altzr'
ou.r meet FO?Jlar
5'Ml.Ol<zr I 1"J10dci cf thz.
r~ 2 p1y Jam~wex>l
ervenlob\.ct ,and m::et
oanfbrtabkl. ond
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blaze
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Sl!lOUL, South Korea •
(AP) -Flu raced
throuah an overaoowded
dlKo JalJl.ftled with 400
people early today,
killln1 at leut 26 and
lnjurln1 70, many of
them teen-a1er1 trampled In a panicky
atampede toward a
narrow exit door.
Police aald they feared
reacue crew a would
recover more bodies ln
the amolderina rubble of
Another Hickory Farn1s ~
exclusive sausage.
' Maybe the feline for whom this tin of tuna was originally meant
thought it was for the birds. At any rate, this crow on Mountain
View Drive in Laguna Beach appreciated it. the Ho~ on the Prairie '<" Ham&Swiss Brots
East put in the deep freeze
Record cold follows storm in savage spring saga
1JY 'he .Dloelaled Presa
Record cold eettled on the East
today and mow fell in acattered
areu from Kentucky to Maine on
the heell of a storm that left
1eve11 people dead or rn1a8ing in
flooda And mow up to two feet
deep in New F.ngland.
the upper Miaai.stippi Valley and
the Great Lakes region and
into the 20s from the central
Appalachians to the northern
Plains. It was 12 degrees this
morning in Duluth, five degrees
colder than the record for the
date eet in 1928, and M> in Miami,
eight degrees below the 1962
record.
inches of snow was forecast for
today.
Yesterday, balmy air pushed
the mercury to record high levels
in the Pacific Northwest, but the
warmth contributed to an
avalanche in Washington that
killed one hiker.
Diaco in downtown
Taegu, South Korea's
third largest clty 200
miles aoutfi of Seoul.
The bodies of 17
young women and eight
young men had been
recovered by mid-
morning, moat of them
badly burned, police
said. Some of the injured
were in critical condition
at local hospitals.
City officials aald
about 400 people, many
of them teen-agen, were
packed into the disco,
which ls on the second
floor of a wooden
bulldina that al.so houses
Plwnp, juicy bratwurst
stuffed with smoked ham and
Swiss Cheese. They're fully
cooked. just heat and eat.
Available only while
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The snow over the weekend
darkened 32,000 homes and
forced cancellation of two major
lelQUe bueball games. Ooaeiw of dttes from Duluth,
Minn., to MJamt poeted record
lows for the d#te today as the
mel'CW')' dipped into the teens in
"The calendar may say it's
spiing, but the weather maps are
cfeterlnined to conclude it's still
winter," aaid a statement from
the National Weather Service in
North Carolina, where up to four
In Utah, a mudslide left 20
families temporarily homeless.
Up to 26 Inches of snow fell on
the mountains of central
Vetmont and western
Massachusetts during the
weekend, leaving 17 ,000
residents without electricity.
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Famed Sotheby'1 vows to fight American offer_ to buy the business
Money-managing
course offered
"Penobal Money Manapment Made 'C:r( a two-part
lecture •ri•, will be preeentecl by Coutllne eae trom 7 to
10 p.m. 'nlW"ldaya, beclnnhll thll Thunday at the Roblnwood Le&mina Cent.er, ~172 Mchdd.r. Ave., Huntington Beach.
Lecturer Pew DHw will explaln how to Mt up a home
record-keeptna l)'ltem. Her topicl will lnclud~ plannJnc the
family budaet, paytna your bill•, organizing receipt•, balandnaloul' checkbook and maintalning good credit.
A $1 reaiatratlon fee will be charged. For more
lnformation on the ~am. call the Coutllne Community
Servicee office, 963-0811 , ext. 2~.
•Health Fair Expo '83, a free health acreening for aouth
Orange County retidenta, will be held Sunday from 10 a.m. to
3:30 p.m. at South Coast Medical Center.
Testa include blood preuure, anemia , vision acuity,
glaucoma, atre98, dental, colon cancer, oral and ak1n cancer,
bee examinationa, immunizations, allergy tests and more.
For an $8 fee, participants can take a blood test to check
for cholesterol levels, diabetes, liver and kidney functions.
gout and 20 other blood chemiatrles. The test normally costa
about $100.
For information, call the South Laguna hospital at
499-1311. .
• Dr. Rajendra Dew, a cancer spedaliat from Fountain
Valley, will dilcua chemotherapy for breast cancer patients at
a free pl'Oil'&m, acheduled Thund.ay at the YWCA, 1411 N.
Broadway, Santa Ana.
The free event. sponsored by the South Orange County
YWCA Encore .Post-Mastectomy Rehabilitation Program,
begins at 7:30 p.m.
To reeerve a 1eat or obtain more information, call BoDDle Dau, ~2-5525. •
• A Freedom Shrine exhibit at the Newport Center
branch library has been installed by the Newport Harbor Area Exch.an.ie Club.
The exhibit includes American hlat.orical documents that
will be on permanent diaplay at the Newport Beach library. It
is open to the public.
The library is located at 856 San Clemente Drive.
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Education f undiDg
merits top priority
Newport Beach Assemblywoman Marian Bergeson says her
number one priority in this year's session of the Legislature will
be carrying the education reform and finance package developttd
by state Superintendent of Public Instruction Bill Honig.
Honig ls following through on his election promise to work
toward improving the quality of education from kindergarten
through 12th grades, to ensure that students are adequately
prepared for college and future jobs.
In recent times it has become painfully apparent that too
many students in the California school system are by no means
adequately prepared, and thus are deprived of successful
continuation of thei.t education or entry into rewarding careers.
Immediately upon taking office, Honig helped draft the
l)eeded legislation, AB 1421, in consultation with a coalition of
educators, business )eaders and members of the public.
His proposals include mandated minimum high school
graquation requirementa; increased class time; additional funds
f.or textbooks; expansion of the statewide testing program to ~valuate student progress; a substantial increase in minimum
Salaries for beginning teachers, incentive pay for special services th local school districts, graduate student loans and refonns in dismissal procedures -all aimed at attracting and keeping top
people for the teaching profession.
• The Honig pack.age calls for appropriation of $974 million,
an 8 percent increase in funds for the !ltate's l,034 school
districts. This amounts to an annual increase per student of $180,
!(urely not a staggering sum, given the long-range value of the
rjefonns. ·
1 Unfortunately, Gov. Deukmejian, who h as endorsed
education reform, seems to feel the state just can't afford to pay
for the Honig package.
' After at first advocating a 6 percent increase in school
f\lnding in the next fiscal year, he now talks about an increase of
less than 4 percent. j This will not be enough to do the job that must be done.
During discussion of this and other education funding prooosals
~ere doubtless will have to be some compromise. But the money
must be found, even at the cost of reordering priorities for other
'~grams -and even if th. e governor is forced to retreat a little f' his "no tax increase" cai:npaign promise.
Last year the legislators rejected opportunities to increase
~ding for education through either additional oil taxes or the
$>-called "sin taxes" on tobacco and alcobol. These opportunities are still there. It's past time for the lawmakers to stiffen their
!!lbines against powerful lobbying and put some cash where it is
rhost needed -as an investment in California's future.
i Truck parking hazard
The fact that Huntington Beach has some rather wide
atree~ apparently is quite an attraction for owner-operators of
oversized trucks who are barred from curbside parking in other
communitles.
, The width of the stree~ does not mitigate the safety hazard, ~ay9 C&tmcilwon:ian Ruth Finley. who is leading a counctl
taffipaign to impose a similar truck parking ban in the city.
Ther:e have been numerous accidents. including fatalities,
)Nhen dnvers have drifted from traffic lanes into the parked 'iz:ucks, apparently l')lisjudging their width. Additionally. says
Finley, school-bound youngsters are forced out into fast traffic
when the parked trucks block bike lanes. The city, she says, is
providing public storage for the rigs.
, At present the parking is legal so long as the truck is not
left in one spot for more than 72 houn. But· this is too long, in
the ~yes of. residents who resent having the l*bemoths parked
outside their homes, ev~ if they are moved OOcasionally.
They have a point, and the city is well-adviled to explore
the idea of stiffer parking controls. -.-
Op1n1ons expressed 1n the ~e above are lhO!>e of the Daily Pilot Otnn views e•
pressed on Int~ P4'9e 4're those of tneor 4'utnors ~no artists RP~r <omment .~ 1nvil
C'CI Address The Daily Pilot, P.O Sox ·~. Costa Me'>d, CA 'nb1b Pnone 1714) l>4i 4321.
l.I. llJd/Poverty lies
Have you ever beara any
poverty lies? rm ooll~ same.
A few memben of Liars Clubs ~ in them. They go like this: .. We were ao poor I never
~en had any lint in my pockets."
Or: "We were so poor all I ever
c:arried in my lunch bucket were
fl couple of hickory nuts and a
bammer." Any others?
I
Client asks if our Language
'man can come up with the origin
'C>f the word "panhandle"
itneaning "beg." Closeat he can
set is the old notion of bygone
ibwns that "panhandle" Wa.5 akin
"handout " -inasmuch as
th sketched the act. A man's
utatretched forearm cut the ~ caricature of the handle of
• pan.
Q . Was Writer Somerset
~~:.he~~~
0 years in ot.urity. Then a
don th~atricaJ producer
ed a play w fW a gap while
.eerched for the large hit. He
duaied off Maugham'• forgotten
"Lady Freaeridt.0 It worked. To
8l.lr')Jri9e of man_y, Ma_uabam
a.can~ London'• playwright of
A.Whereitb.Actually,there
need be no difference. But as a
practical matter, a vapor usually
is associated with some nearby
parent liquid while a gas isn•t.
Numerous female athletes
deserve nomination to the "My
Name ls a Poern" Club. Conlllder
these current track stars: Sue
New, Patty Gaddy, Maria Sarria.
Dawn Braun, Ann Van, Lisa
Poli7.1Wl and Judy Moody. And
for president of the club,
possibly: a young lady from
Singapore who runs the 800 -
Chee Swee Lee.
Q . What's the typical cost now
of a visit to the doctor's office?
A. Average. $18.21. That's up
from $8.46 a dee ago .
Incidentally, did you ow
anesthealologjata tend to e rn
more than surgeons? The l
paid apecialiata in the medic 1
profession are aaid to be
psychiatrists anJ! pediatriciana.
Will you buy the remarkable
claim that 10 gt8Mhoppen can
eat as much g .. u a cow?
More than HO ata\e priaont
were built in \he last 10 yeara.
Q . What profeaional people
~the moet pleuant to talk to?
A . Radio broadcau era, SIC*lbly. At leaet on the IUJ'f«e, !bey pnctlce ••pJNUnt" dally.
Tbe1r work c::aUa for I\. It caniel
OWi' lnto .irno.t all of &MJ.t other mperfktal concacw.
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Thai pirates still plunder
WASHINGTON -Nearly two
years ago, I reported the pitlfuJ
story of Vietnamese refugees
who are being brutally raped,
robbed and murdered as they try
to flee their communist
homeland in rickety boats across
the Gulf of Thailand.
Their cruel tormentors are
Thai pirates. scourge of the
southern seas, who carry on their
pillage under the nose of an
indifferent Royal Thai Navy.
The story caught the eye of
President Reagan. Touched by
the plight of the boat people, he
instructed a top White House
aide to direct the Navy to protect
the helpless refugees.
DESPITE THIS compassionate"
order from the commander-in·
chief, however , the world's
mightiest Navy has done nothing
tn stop the depredations of the
Thai cutthroats.
So the carnage goes cm.
Outraged State Department
sources deacribe the usaulta u
"an abomination'' ... "crimes
agalnstnutnan1 y
"something that supposedly went
out with Attila the Hun."
A typical attaCk includes the
wanton slaughter of ablebodied
men, gang rapes of the women
and their theft o( anything of
value -even the clothes off the
G.
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refugees' backs.
ln some cases, babies are tossed
overboard to drown, apparently
for the pirates' amusement.
Many refugee boats are attacked
several times before the half·
dead survivors finally reach
safety in Malaysia or Indonesia.
Confidential State Department
cables examined by my associate
Lucette Lagnado indicate that
U .S . officials, including
Ambassador John Gunther Dean,
have complained forcefully to
the Thai government about its
failure to crack down on the
piracy.
Last December, Dean and the
ambassadQl'S of other concerned
governments -Switzerland,
Italy. Norway, Britain and
Australia -discussed the
situation wttb Thai officials in
Bangkok. ''The suHering of the
refugees at the hands· of the
pirates must be alleviated," Dean
told the Thais.
According to one cable, ''the
ambassador stressed to the (Thai)
naval authorities that concrete
results were needed," and added
that if the pirate attacks were not
reduced. ''the image of Thailand
as a country which followed
hl.IJl'lane policies would be hurt."
The Thais' failure, Dean warned
diplomatically, "could have a
detrimental impact on a wide
range of issues."
Dean characterized the Thais'
efforts to date as "disappointing."
When the Thal officials asked for
more money to fight the pirates,
Dean pointed out that the
current $3.6 million program
being financed by foreign
governments was already "a
substantial commitment."
NO ONE minimizes the
difflcuJties involved. There are as
many as 50,000 vessels plying the
GuJf of Thailand. Many of them
are legally registered fishing
boats that make up an important
part of the Thai economy. The
sheer number of vessels and the
size of the gulf make policing the
area a staggering job.
The anti-piracy program
depends on airplanes to spot
apparent pirate attacks and
pinpoint the location for Thai
gunboats. But In the entire
month of November 1982,
a c cording to the State
Department, only five such
sightings were made, and in most
cases the patrol boats either
arrived too late or went to the
wrong place because of faulty
directions.
The U .S . Navy has
accomplished even 1~ -though
it has the planes and helicopteni
needed to patrol the gulf.
Footnote: The "refugee
season" is about to resume. Rep.
Stephen Solan, D-N. Y ., has
pushed for a $5 million
appropriation to help the Thai
government in its currently
ineffective war on the pirates.
LOOKING IT UP: AB the armed
services' weapons have grown
more complicated, the
maintenance manuals have more
than kept pace. Many are
unintelligible to the mechanics
who must use them . For
example:
-The repair manual for the
Navy's Cougar plane in 1950 ran
to 1.800 pages. By 1975, the F-14
required a 250.000-page manual.
-To fix one particular radar
malfunction on a C-141 transport.
the technician must flip through
165 paees "in eight separate
documents, and look in 41
different places.
-The time it taltes personrier
to search through technical
manuals costs the Air Force $630
million a year. And one study
noted: "Once the information is
found, theN.' is no guarantee that
the technician will find It
usable."
Playing an honest tax game
For the past week I've been
looking through drawers and
golng through pockets looking
for receipts I might possibly use
as tax deductions. l have pitifully
few honest deductions and I'm
too nervous to take dishonest
ones. It seems to be that if 1 write
a colwnn and use everything that
goes on in my life as material, my
life ought tD be deductible on my
tax form. Marty, the accountant
who helps me with my taxes,
says the IRS wouldn't feel that
way about it, though. And Marty
knows more about how the IRS
feels than I do.
You have to play the IRS
game. For the most part I write
in this very comfortable work
area here in my home in
Connecticut. My wife does all our
bookkeeping and she has turned
one of the kids' rooms into an
office for herself. She has a
built-in desk and works on her
typewriter and little computer
there. We both do a lot of work
in ilioae offices in our home. But
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we don't menuon it to the IRS.
Marty says that deducting any
part of your home as an office
causes the IRS auditing machines
to flash red. It's an honest
deduction we don't take because
we don't want to make waves.
It's the most dishonest thing I
ever did with'my taxes.
THE BEST THING that ever
happened to me with taxes was
the resul t of a charitable
contribution I made years ago. It
was during the height of the civil
rights argument and I was
working for one of the early
mornlng television news
broadcasts. We had Roy Wilkins
on the &how 88 a guest one day.
He was then head of the National
Assoclat.lon for the Advancement
of Colored People.
After the broadcast we had
breakfast together and talked for
almosJ an hour. I was impressed
with what a good. honest person
Wilkins was. At home that night
I made out ~ small check and
mailed It to the NAACP as a
contribution.
When I made oui,my tax fonn
some months later, I added that
canceled check to my other
charitable contributions and put
it in a folder. Later that y~ we
got the dreaded notice that our
taxes weN.' being audited. I put
everything together in a
briefcase and went to the IRS
auditing office in New York City.
Most of the accountants doing
the auditing wett bright young
Jewish boys who had just
graduated as CPAs and we~e
doing the work to get ~ m
the business. When I was
ushered into a cubicle wh ere my
auditor worked, I was mildly
surprised to see that he was
black. We started going through all
Praise for the humble potato
AB a man who haa reeolutely
been t.rytna to iake>oU wei,ht tor
• ye..-or aoz .I. re.ent the low estate lnto wmc:n the potato has
fallen ln the eye1 of dlet·
regulatora. They have been
flqrantl)' unfair to my favorite
I dinner food.
Actuall)' \he_ potato hu b9on
much malfaned -denJcrated u a 1ource of vhamint and
mlneralt, and inflated u • llOW'l'e
of calortea. The fACt 1a that the
potato •u natur.l contatnt no
mare caJort than • raw epple,
and • ~ • nowiahine·
1 HAPPEN lo be ane of thOlt
who nitvw ooMdlaid a cllrinlc'
comple&e tf It dJd not lnclUCI•
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cropt ln the quality of its protein,
and the ratio of protein to
carbohydrate la ·higher in
potatoet than tn many cereals.
On the blolosJc:al-valu.e lltlale of
100. eel' IOOl"e 86. and the potato
lt eecond with 7S.
my numbers and receipts,
arguing about things that were
missing and settling some other
issues. Halfway through the
audit this nice young black
accountant started thumbing
thr ough my charitable
contributions. I saw him paUle
imperceptibly when he saw my
$25 check to the NAACP. He
hastily finished looking at the
rest of those receipts. put an
elastic band around them, closed
up my folder and said.
"Everything here looks in pretty
good order, Mr. Rooney."
It was the beat charitable
contribution I ever made. He
wasn•t dishonest. He just liked
me and knew a man of rny
character wouldn't cheat tlle
government. .
THERE IS J\JST one law rd
like to see peS9ed ln relation to
taxes in the United States. It
would involve some exaa
bookkeeptna but it would tJie
worth It. I'd like t o make it
mandatory for the government to
file a tax form and eend it to ea
one of u s, informing ever)'
American as to exactly bow bit
tax money was spent. I don't cat*
how little tax you pay; you <>UOt
to have the rlght to Mow wftAt
the government dJd with it. U I
knew my tax helped pay a
libranen's aaJary at the National
Inatrtute' of Health, I'd be
delJahted. U I found tMt any GI
lt went for a Consreumu'• boondorallnl crtp to &M South ot
France, I'd b. dunned mad.
Americana don't object io
~ym, ta.xet. They object w u.
way their money la ao. ofc.n
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ANN LANDERS
TELEVISION
COMICS
Lisa Ptaszenski (above) gets her pulse checked
by instructor Paula Natonek, while the entire
class (right) performs' a seri~s of exercises.
Pulses are checked after every series of
exercises.
Delly Not l'tlotoe bJ &..e ...,,..
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A debate among broadcasters
showed th'ey aren't always
comfortable acting as arbitrators of
taste in their communities. Pase B3.
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Getting ready .for baby •• ·• Expectaht moms go for it
By CHRISTINE DECKER
,... Cotr11pandeftt
"Squeeze those shoulder blades! Elbows up!
Stretch and twist," the blonde instructor shouted
at the seven women in leotards.
This, however, was no ordinary aerobics claas.
The students were all expectant mothers -some
due any day.
They jumped. stretched, clapped and kicked
en-the carpeted floor in Irvine's Northwood
Community Center. A Linda Ronstadt tune blared
from a nearby stereo cassette player.
"Reach for your toes," barked Paula Natonek,
34, the instructor, a two-time mother. Several of
> ~more pregnant women could only reach to ees.
" t toes?" one of them joked.
Natonek stresaes this is "modlfled"
ca.rdlovaacular training.
"We do many of the same exerciaes aa other
dancerciJle or aerobic cla88es -only slower -and
with the emphasis on abdom.i.n.a1 and thiih
mus:les -the muacles needed most during labor.
We alao watch to make sure no one's having any
problem. We '8ke a break to check their heart
rates don't get too high," she said.
Natonek wears her curly hair pulled straight
back into a ponytai[ She smiles throughout all of
the exercises.
"We can't say these exerclses will make labor
any easier. But, they will teach a better awareness
of your body which can help you get through labor
more comfortably -especially if it's a long
labor," she said.
Th~ women and many othen meet twice a
week for -their "Graceful Expectations" workout.
Other classes are held at Harvard and Heritage
community parka and are sponsored by Irvine
Community Services.
Graceful Expectations is part of the Center
for Maternal and Child Fitness which offers
cl.asses and counseling for women before and after
they're pregnant. All of the staff members have
nursing backgrounda, except Natonek, who was
trained by founder Deborall Wlnston-Judisman.
F.ach c1aaa spends a few momenta at the end
dlacuasing aimilar problems such aa nutrition,
diaper services and day care.
· "I think I keep coming back becawte of our
lUtle talk.a," 18.id Lynn Keams. 28, a teecher at
Gates Elementary School, El Toro.
"Sometimes we compare a pain one of ua ii
having and we find out it's perfectly normal. It
helpl all of us feel better," said Keama, who ia :
seven months pregnant.
And after the baby is born?
"I'm coming back. I don't want to look like
some of my friends," said Ann Lando, 28, Irvine.
She's due Aug. 30 and has just completed her
first pre-natal workout.
"I feel great. I thought it was great. Aft.er all
I ate over the holidays. rm glad I found out about
such a program."
A similar program called FEM (Fitnesa for
Expectant Mothers) to BAM (Baby and Mother) ia
under way in Huntington Beach with Elaine
Feathentone Qutructing. For informati.on on the
program you can telephone 960-7513.
Cathy Delarosa (front) and Roberta Hines
enjoy the aerobic classes.
Cathy di.acoven it'• not euy to touch your toes
this far along. ~ Rana Rowen (front) ipid Lisa PtUzemld work
on the stretch exereilet. •
~aby boom • • •
Maryala, who matched the
Pollah belaht and wel1ht
avena-for newborn chUdr9D 20
lnchea; 7. 7 pounda, .,., one of
702,400 Pom born bl 1912 which,
totether with the y..r before,
reprwnted the n:at turbulmt.
uncertain and dl1lllu1lonln1
perlod In Poland'• troubled ,.,...t pllt.
purtftl U.. dMllve man ..
the cJaniGrcu lndl;mdent ....
movement loll4arlty -with ·
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their ilraUont ~~· ._ rd bold In•-~ to tht ._.. ll'laT•rnl.,
wh&th wu .. a.1, orlllo,.. a
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Troubled times cause population groWth
hearth hu been a -uadJtlonal
haven.
"People find Joy ·havlnf
famWet In a depremlna ~
Mid Knyut.of, a 30-year-old
~• father, who Uk• o\hen
bl........._. on \be aabjed 8ed
riot to bit fully w.nun.d.
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Engagements
DIAR ANN LANDERS: My 19-year-old
dauaht.er took a job Nleently u a walu-.a. She t. •
fint·yNr oollep 1tudent tr)'ina to uee the burden
Wt.,.. carT')'ina for her eduaitlon.
Lut nftht eh~ CM'MI home In tHtt. For the!
1ccond time In two week1 her cu1tomer1 left
without palina· She mUlt come up with th• money.
Lut ftiaht'1 tal:> waa •10 -no amall amount for a
part-ti.me oollef9 atuc:t.nt.
Th1t table of tour thlevet (whJch l1 exactly
what lhey are) flnl1hed their maJn cour10 and
ct-rt, then ordered another round of drinka -
erich different to conaume extra Urne ao they could .,.pe.
I wonder how many ane.ka who pull thll 1tunt
reel.I.le It t. not the restaurant that aet1 ripped off,
lt'a the wait.er or waitrea. Warn people in thll line
of work to be wary of parties who order an extra
round of drlnkl aft.er a meal. It could be a trick ao
they can acram. -MY DAUOHTER'S DAD IN
RACINE
DEAR RACINE: Tlwaka for Uae Up. And to
tlaat ~et of cnamb-bam1 1oe1 tbe A.DD Lauden Sbu Bo11qaet of tbe Montb.
DEAR ANN LANDERS: You have frequenUy
mefllloned this country'• senseless worship of
thlnnela. Almoet everyone would like to weigh five
or 10 pounds less, but have you heard about the
lateet craze? It ia called "Fat Power" and seems to
be sweeping the country.
My sister, a lovely woman, age 24, has gone
overboard for this new fonn of lunacy. She now
weighs at lee.at 320 pounds and U1 5-foot-2.
SI.I cannot walk 20 feet without puffing. She
needs help to get out of the bathtub or off a couch.
The doctor has pre9Cfibed diet pill.a to control her
appetite, al9o ps~hlat.ry. Nothing helps. She eats
like three lumberjacks. I am afraid she la killing
henelf.
Sl.1'1 bible is a magazine for "women who are
voluptuoua and proud of It." lt r .. tu,... aroMly
overwel&hl female• In oxpenalve clothea with
handaome men hoverint around. The rnquine hu
arUcltt pu.ahtna the notion that men find heavy
women 1en1uoua. It ai.o featurem a pen-pa.I club.
Sl.111 doctor aaya theee women net'd \he 1upport of
other heavywelghtl ao they can eat to their heart'•
content without aullt.
What t. your opinion of 1uch maguines? To me
they are u dangerous aa uyina, "Hooray! AnorexJa
ia ln!" -L.W. IN GLENWOOD SPRINGS
DEAR L.W.: There II a coe1tltoency for every
lllnd of ma1aitee lma11Dable.' EDcoarstn1 obe1lty
I• eapeclaJly destncttve becaa1e we aow know that
obealty caOJea a whole boat of dJ1ea1e1. Some are
fatal. My condolence1 to your 1l1ter.
DEAR ANN LANDERS: You have helped so
many people who don't know where to go for
emotional surport and medical auiatance. Will you
please help million more? I refer to thoee ot us
who suffer from lupus. We have no big-name star
to promote our cause, only a million little guya with
a devastaung disease that affecta the connective
ti.aue. We need to find one another. The addJ'elB:
Lupus Foundation of Amerita, 11673 Holly Springs
Dr., St. Louis, Mo. 63141. Or phone Chicago's
chapter (312) 779-3181. -J .E .. OAK LAWN, ILL.
DEAR J .E .: Happy to belp. I've cbedled aad
yours 11 a foandatloa with a beart.
Tho Delly Pilot want.I your we.Jdlll,/J 4Al1d
e11gaaemen1 nowir
To help you 1ubmlt rhc required
lntorm11tion, f orm. att av•l/•ble •t rho D.J/y
Ptloc oil~, 330 W. S.y Sc., Cose.a Meu
For wfldd1"6J, only • bl1telc and whlw photo
of rhe brldo LI Mftptable. SNp11hot.1, Polaroid
-.nd color phoeo. <'Jlll 't be Wied.
The photo mUlt bo 1ubmJtted no lllt"r rhan
three weeb al~r rhtt weddlfl.I, otherw/.e It will
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· ErvraleTMnt Information 16 co be 1ubmltted
ur Jeut .even weelca before che weddlfl.I.
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Mr. and Mrs. Benny C.pocc:Wna ol HunUfl411.0n
BeAch announce the enppment of their daUjJ\t.er,
MaurHn Michael• Capocclame, to OavlcJ Van
Wlnk.le of Irvtne, aon of Mr and Mrs. c.ar1 Va.n
Wink.lo of Rotttnead.
They are plannJns an Auauat weddlna tn St.
Mary'1 by the Su C.thollc Church, HunUnaton
Beach.
C.pocclarna t. • faduate of UC 1rvtne Her
fi.ance ll&n alumnw. o WhJttler C.Olh!p.
Grennan-Lippold
A May 14 wedding In the Qtthedral Chapel ot
St. FUnda by the Sea ln Laguna Beach 11 belna
planned by Peggy Ann Grennan of Huntington
Beach and Rod Earl Lippold of Newport Beach.
Grennan, daughter of Jamea and Dorothy
Grennan of Huntington Beach, attended Orange
Coast and Golden West colleges. Her fla.noe e~
his BA from Stanford University and hll JD Jrom
USC. His parents are Lois Lippold of Ne\llport
Beach and the late Earl Lippold.
Mouhon·Chegren
Sherron Moulton and Denni.a Chegren, both of
Newport Beach, are planning a June 4 weddmg in
St James Epiacopal Church. Newport Beach.
She ia the daughter of Mr. and Mn. James
Moulton of Granada Hills, and his parentl a.re Mr
and Mrs. Martin Chegren of New York.
The bride-to-be graduated from USC. Her
fiance attended Albright C.Ollege in Reading, Pa.
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D 9 THATS IHCfE>ElEI
O MOVIE
• t '"' ""Flying Lt1tl'ltmtcll1 ( 19511
JOlln w lynt. RoOtrt Ryan
Cl> MOYIE * * • "Tilt Dirk S41crlll 0t Harwst
Home" (Pllf1 11 ( 1978) Bette DlvlS
Olwlcl Acltroyd
fl)FAOHT\M
al) AMEAICAH SHORT STORY
'1!> MOVIE * * "Chlrtrooet Cat>oose" ( 19601
Molly Bet, Ben Cooper
CCIMOVIE ** "Al The M11b4es" (18811 Peter
Fllk, Bur1 V oung ~~·s OYMNMTICS
t * * "Conln Tile Bart>111an" (19821
Arnold Schwwzent09«. James Earl
Jones
O MOVIE t t "f ull Moon High" (1980) Alan
Atkin, Adlln Arkin
-1:30-
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D QJ FAMILY TES
(!) CHARLES ANGE.l.S
-t:OO-e CI> w·A·s·H<Rl
G 8MOYIE
U ** "llfllkiog Awey" (19791
Dennis Christoplltr. Paul Dooley
8 9 MOYIE • *. * "Relwrec:llOll" (1980) EJen
lkntyn. Sam Shepard.
=~PEWOAMAHCS (Q)MOYIE
• • •; ""I Ougnt To Be In Pictures
( 11182) Wiiier Mlttlllu, Ann-M•grel
(.l)MOYE * * * ""Conln The Barblnan" (1982)
Alnold Scnw111~. Jemie (111
Jolm
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• t * The 9ucc.,_ l IHtl F1tdric MarCh Alim Tlmlrofl •™'VWllHIAN <Rl M<MI
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U U The Dier !Wnl•" (1971)
Aobtr1 Oe Niro, Mtr)I 81r1tp rHI IHaNA u.eTOtf If CONCIRT
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STORY -1t:ao-
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( 1878) Sllm PICktlll I OOUPUI ( 8) llZAAAf ~OOTTL!: VP CLOSE
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aD REFLECTIOHS OH MEDEA r 0 l MOVIE
6:) FREEOOM TO SP!.AK * * "A N1mt For Evd" ( 11172) Rob-
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SI IUSIHE.8S REPORT T or~t1 Ferrell
~ P98 LATENGHT -12:40-~. =U8 0 I COl~':'.'oo-* • '"Sat1n Suitt 11979) Slll'llllthl D FOA THE LOVE Of A CHILD
Foa, Htltlllr Young D MOVIE
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Tomisaburo Wak1y11n1. M111111ro O MOW
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• • ·Beyond The Rtel" 119811 Deo· CJ) THE PROTECTORS
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-11.30-* * ""Cernlvll Ot Crime"" ( 19641
f) (I) TRAPPER JOHN, M.O Jean-Pierre Aumont, Tonia Carrero
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Orange Co11t DAILY PILOT /Mond1y, Aotll 11, 1813 Bl
End of TV codes
• may mean sexier ads
By SORMAN BLACK
A1-l1t.4 ,,_ Wrtttf
LAS VEGAS -The TV commercial tor toilet
pa~r t>talna with • cloeeup of • peach, fllmed In
1uch a wuy th•t It raemb1et a pert0n'1 butt.oclul.
Then the camMa backa off, 1howlng the fruit and
mak.lna a polnt about eoft.nem by utlna aandpaper .
S hould the commercial wind up In your living
room?
Motl broadcasters participating in a special
clink recently agreed they probably would have
'The Last Word'
h as last say A pril 25
RED ROTHENBERG
s.1on Writ.,
EW YORK -ABC News' ''The Last Word"
will go off the air Apnl 25 and be replaced by a
30-mlnute ext.ensJon of "Night Line" and a new
program. "Profile," lhe netword has annouru:ed.
"The Last Word," with anchor Greg Jack.son
and contributing mt.ervsewer P hil Donahue, thus
becomes the fl.nit c.asOalty of network news' three-
way expansion m t.o the overniRht period.
Last year, A.BC News began "The Last Word,"
CBS News started the four -hour "Night Watch"
and NBC News introduced its one-hour "NBC News
Overrught."
Ratings sank "The Last Word." For the second
quarter of 1983, the program averaged a 2.6 rating
and a 10 share while the competing movie reruns on
CBS drew a 5.2 rating and a 22 share and NBC's
comedy-talk shows with Johnny Canon and David
Letterman had a 4.6 rating and an 18 share. For the
sam_•period, "Night Line" averaged a 7.5 rating
and a 21 share.
br<.>adca1l the ad. But the de bate 1howed that
broadcu~n aren't alway• comfort.a~ l9fVlnl u
arbltratol"I of tu~ ln thelr communlU. -a role
they are now aaUJT\lnt.
Lall week '• panel wie eponaored by the
Televl1ion Bureau of Advert..llJ.nc ln conjuncUon
with the annual conven\lon of the National
Asaociatloo ot Broadcaatera. It marked the flnt ti.me
that a large group of b.roadcuten could dilcula &.he
demlae ot the NAB'• Code. of Good P~ and
-the added reaponalbllJty they now fat:Je.
For decades, the NAB rad.lo and TV codes were
used as an internal mduttry tool for •tanda.rd1zins
advertising guidelines. The codes tel up rula for
such things as how many comrnerciall could be
shown m a given hour, and how many producu
could be advertl1ed In each comme rcial. The
industry also had a code board, which acreened
commercials for accept.ability.
But last year, following a defeat ln federal
court, the NAB signed a tettlement with the Ju.tk:e
Department agreeing to dl.amantle the coda. The
government called them anti-competitive, arguing
they allowed broadcast.era to artificially control the
amount of asr ume available for oommerciall.
Now, every TV st.aUon or ne twork Lt on lta own
sn deciding whether t.o accept a particular ad.
The r esult, broadca1ters aareed , is a
great.er chance that commerciala will vary from dty
to city. And some broadcasters believe that could
mean more skin on the acreen .
"We all know that sex sells," laid TilOmU E.
Cookerly, president of Albritton Communications.
"I think we're going t.o be bombarded with more
sexy commercials in coming years. What the market
will bear ls a very valid way to approach it."
"With the penetra tion of pay cable TV.
showing more bare breasts and bottoms, thett may
be more or an appetite for it,'' said William G. Moll,
the broadcast pres ident of Harte-Hanks
Comrnurucauons "But I still think it'• going to be
some years."
"We are mdeed an influence on and an arbiter
of public taste m our communities," said David E.
Henderson, president of Outlet Broadcasting Co. .................................. .-~~~~~
"Thoroughly original. Magical!'
T he rating measures the percen tage of the
nation's TV homes watching a specific program. A
share representa a percentage of TV homes with
their sets on that are tuned to the broadcast.
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G.\Rt'lt:l .D by Jim Davis
PO YOU KNOW Wf..iA T t LOV£
ABOUT TH£ TROPIC?,GAAfltLP:>
IT'S THE MIL£5
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IT MAY 8EA
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eu; fit:ORGE by Virgil Partch (VIP)
by 811 Keane
"I hate Mondays."
"How do you know E.T. likes liver?"
by Brad Anderson , DE,,IS THE '9E' \('E Hank'Ketchum
-'
"What are we gonna tell the boss?
Instead of picking him up. we got chased
out of town."
WHEN ~.Wll.SON WAS LITTLE ,HE AAD ID~ ruE61
'900' '9l LI.I'S
TOUGH B~K
~ BtJRRD -·OOR
SASSBALL 1~ IS
COLLECTING A FUND .
. ~---
&Y CMDLELISHT 'CAUSE HE Ol~T AAVE NN 'LECTRICl'TY. •
FOR NEW
EQUIPMENT,
'f:AYo?
No ... FOR
,A NEW
WINDOW.
by Ferd & Tom Johnson
·PEA~l'T8
•
Tl:M8tEW EEDI
l1M 601N6 TO TEACH
LITTLE KIDS HOW TO
6l'JE UP THEIR 8LAHKETS !
..,~Cl= KIPS WILL
((WC Kf()C~N6 ()C ltf( ~ ~
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f'l.AYIN6' I~ SMI~ CNM:>N.
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by Tom K. Ryan
.CWt1 '(OLJ Ut$10 Pe MV
New ffAl\k:H FORJ:MAN?
Q.l -Bolh vulnerabl11, u
~outh you hold
U3 V'K109$ .1 AKQU •72
The bidding hu prorel'drd
8outli Weat North EH t
I 0 P"a l • 2 +
?
What actwn do you t1k11'!
A.-You havt> • minimum
opening bid and your hand'"
only redeeming futurr 11
that it contains :a lfOOd ftvl'
r11rd ~uit. Uul don't rt'rl uhliK
l'd lo tell partner about 1l.
t')Jlt't'18lly Slntt' ll I~ ft minor
1•11~~. 11nd lrl parlnrr hav1·
tht' r11thl or way Ill' might
want to doublr • wu dub,, and
t li\t "'ould bt' "rlrunu• nt'W'
indrrd
Q.2-A' 'oulh \UIOH.1hll',
)OU hold
• 72 Q98M3 115 • 962
Tht' h1ddmK hil) prl.IC'rt•dt>d
WHt North Eaet !,011th
l Obie Rdble ?
Wh.il action do you takr''
A. -Partner alread} know'
that from thl' aurt1on that
you have a weak hand.
11011.ever, lhal doc) not m1·Jn
that you )hould pass Smee
GOif N ON BRIDGE
BY CHARLES H GOREN ANO OMAR SHARIF
AN8WEU TO BRIDGE QUIZ
you havw a rlnr preftrt1nce Nert~ Eatt 8"U. Wt.C
fur h1•11rla. ind yuu ahould bid 2 0 PaH 2 NT Pua
unl' hl'lrl If you •t11y out or 3 • Pa.. ?
tht· ourllon. parlnrr might Whal du you bid now'/
rl.'ltul 10 011r 1padr, and you A. -Thrrt 11 11 bid lh•t
will thl'n h•v1· to haul out al desmbea your hand uactly.
th1• two levt•I 10 why nol Ult' it'/ Jump to
r1vll duba. A jump ra11e or
onl' of the demand bidder•
auils 1huw1 excellent trump
•upport and a hand that doe•
not conLam any act, king or
11ngltton. Ht>cogn1zt the
ducr1pt1on'!
Q.3 -A~ Soul h, vulnrrablt!.
y<)U huld
•76 1J93 OQI07M +Q752
Thr b1dd1ng h10 proceeded.
North E11t South Weit
'l ' Pa11 Z NT P11a
3 P H I ?
What action do you tokl''1
A. -It 11 true that, with a
tr1cklrss hand, you can pus
11 partner Jimply rebids his
~ull afttr oprning with a lore
1ng t 11.-0 bid But your hand 1s
no1 tr1ckll'SS ll contains 1 wo
IJUl'en\ and a rulhng value in
\padt•\, Jn~ or .... h1ch might be
"'orlh .i lull trirk On this
.iurtwn. p.irlnl'r 11u1te hkl'I)
h.i' .i wtr ,urlu:1l'nl su1l. su
r11H lo four hnrb
Q.4 lluth \ ulnt'rJbll:', .. ~
l'inulh ) ou hold
• Q87 . 94 '853 • QJ762
Thi• b1dd1nl( ha~ procet'ded·
Q.5-Neither vulnerable, 11
Soul h you hold:
• J98S43 \;'AS o 73 H 76
The b1dd1ng has pr0<erded
Weet North Eaet So11th
3 ( 3 NT Pua ?
What l1Ct1on do you take!
A.-Werr you 1nv1ttd to this
part)" Uad partntr wanted
to ht>ar about your spadrs. ht
could ha vr doublrd thret
d1a monds for takeout Part
ner quite hke:y holds a long.
5uhd club 5u1t with a diamond
blOpper and another card or
1wo Don't convert a possible
plu~ into ~ probable minus
pos111on by running out to
four spades.
CU -A• South. vulntrable.
you hold
IV' AJ87H 0 AIQ&a •tu
Th• blddlns hu proceedtd·
8Htll Wttt Nerta. Eaet
l ti p.,. % ~ Pu•
7
What do you bid now?
A. -We are aurt that thert
i1 1omt tcientllk ••Y to In·
vu11g•tt tht pou lbll1tlu
and then 1top thort ot elam I(
you rind out that ctrtain kry
card• arr m111lng. But for our
monry, thr 11mple Jump 10
tlX hurtt atand1 out H you
don't trll th• opponent•
anything about tht hand. you
might gtt a ra\orablr lud
Tho1t or you Y<ho bid only
four hraru aho" httlt grup
of thr tr1d1 taking potrntial
of 1our hand
How de TH choo~ '"'
beet tpeaiac lead? f harlu
Corea w U.e auwu. for 1
copy of "Wiaaiq OpeDlq
Luda," and '1.85 to
'"Gorea·Lead1," car• of tbl1
oew1peper. P.O. 8 01. 259,
Norwood, N.J. 07648. Make
cbeckl peyablr to Newt·
peperboolil.
by Harold Le OoU)c
~~~~!?fElm~~~~~m~~~ 8LIT HAVIN6 TAKEN HIM TO I 'M NOT SO SURE OF Tl1AT1 HE'S
DR \BBL•~
t ru l. !>OflR-4
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f:~J 1'"A1' L~-4
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FOR BETTER 011 t'Oll •o RSt:
COURT, HE'D THINf'I TWICE
ABOUT CARRYIN6 CUT SUCH
A THREAT' --------
CAN '/00 COME
OVER To MY Q
t-\OUSE1MI~ .
NRH.MOM AN'DRD
ARE GolN'OUT
SOMEPLF\CE,f\N '
l.JE 'Re Ge.TTiN' R
New s~eysrn-e.R.
Fl':\K l ' "l~KERHt:~ ~
NO IClDDI~ ! ~ ~ ANO CbJR
'AIR GOrm"' BA.'(), lHE ~~.HAVE:
OOIUJFIE.D ~ lHE NA1lONAl
'Alft GUITAR' ANALb~ --.......
r----"7 ~--~ <JEAH !
A TEAAIBLY VINDICTIVE MAN'
PERHAPS WE'D BETTER .:AJST
l=ORCiET n SAM•
by Jef t MacNelly
by Kevin Fagan
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10 'o~ our 1~10 1'~€.
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(LOl~IN&!
by Lynn Johnston
by Tom B at1uk
I GOT ~ AIR N'AIL L£ff£~ "TMI~ f(()RNING I
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IJCLA l•.,IC..tl•••I
The UCLA/Pepel lnvhallonel treca "'"' II M t for 8unday, May 15 at UCLA'• Oralee 8~.
Action b9Qlna at t 1 a.m. W11tl the fa\1911n
competition and oonoWclea at 2:4 7 p.m. wttf\
the men'• mite run. (FOf lnlOfmatlotl, ca.II (213) 12M101.
6y••••Ue11 mee'
Loe ~ Wiii host a mMt belWMn the
WOl'ld Champion RuNlan gymnaatlc1 team
and Ille United Stet .. • beet Iii the McOonald'1
Gymnutlca Clueic Friday thfough Sunday.
The ftrtt two ~ ol oompetlOon wtll be held et lO)'Ol•·Marymex1nt Unl¥9ralty, white
Sund•)"• OC>mpetnton I• ... ,~ UCLA'• Pauley PIYtlton.
Tile m.n'a oom,,.tltlon wlll be hald on
Friday beOlnnlng at e p.m. The women'• meet
la .. , fOf Sat111d-.y at 7:30 p.m. The mixed
ftnale et UCLA will ~ Mid Sunday et 2:30 p.m.
Tlclleta en Pf1cled a1 I 12.50 end 110.50 f~
lldU111 end U .50 f« ctllldrtn, UI and under
12 dlacount coupon• are a va ilable at
MoOonald'a restaurant• and Southern Calltomta O.taun dellert.
PERFECT PLAN • •
From Page C1 •
I,..•••• r••~tlUon
The RICOfl lronmtn U 8 Cne1n9t0nan1p wNI
be held lundey, May I at Ille Santa Monica
pier
Competitor• wlll lake part lri a two mlla
lwlm, 100-mlle btoycle r-and 20·mlle run
The 91191'11 lt eoheduled 10 be tetev!Md on ABC
TeleVIMon'I Wide WOftd of 8Pon• on May 14
Competition beglnl at 7 a.m For more
Information, phone (81t) 756-1~
Celebrl'Y •oil
Entrl•• are l*no accepted tor ttl• Vino.
Ferragamo Orange County 8~1•1 Olympic•
Calebrlty golf tournament acheduled tor
Friday, May 13 It the Lot Alamltoe Navy BaM
Golf CourM.
Celebrl11et /olnlng Ferragamo Include Jack
Youngblood, rv Pankey, Carl Ekern, Wendell
Tyler, Pr•ton Dennard and Jim YoungblOod
of the Rama, boxer Jerry Quarry, the Ram
oheerleadera a nd other televla lon
peraonalltlet.
All proeMdt wlll go toward• the Orang•
County Special Ofymplca. Coat lor the day ta
S 176, which covers goll cart, tea prt:z:ea,
refr•htnflf'lta and award• dln"er
The donallon la tax-decluctlbta
A shotgun start at noon 11 acnec:tuled.
For more Information, phone 716-6379
ANGELS
From Page C1
playtng quJte a bit.
• • •
drove in a run. But catcher Terry
Kennedy aupp1led the big bat
with three linglee and two RBI.
Dravecky, 2-1 hurled hit
second complete game of the
ee.aaOn, but loet h.la bid for h1a
first major league ah1.4tout when
pinch-hitter Joee Moralee lingled
home Steve Yeqer from third in
the eighth. Dravecky had retired
20 consecutive Dodgers until
Yeager singled with one out in
the eighth.
Llgh t rain started in the
inning, but did not delay the
game.
Bob Welch, 0-2, took the 1088,
getting knocked out in the fourth
lnnlng.
"I think I'm going to stay with
him a while ," said Twins
Manager Billy Gardner. "I
thought he caught a good game.
It look.a like he's ready."
LAKERS • • •
From Page C1
in the finals with Philadelphia.
The Lak.ent were without ata.r
guard Earvin ''Magic'' Johnaon. A club apokecnan said JobNon
was eXCU9ed from the contest to
take care of "a family business"
matter.
Laken Coach Pat Riley, wh~
club has been hard-h it by
injuries late in the aeuon, said:
"1'he laat three or four games
have been very lnai31illicant. I'm
glad it's over. Now we can get
ready for the playoffs and
prepare ounelvee for things to
oosne.''
Juan Bonilla and Garvey
aingled with one out in the San
Diego third. Welch put the
runners ln scoring position by
committing a balk and Kennedy
brought them .home with his
single to center.
In the fourth, San Diego acored
• twice when Ruppert Jones led
o ff with a single and Tim
Flannery followed with a double
t o right. Steve Sax booted
Dravecky's hopper to second,
allowing Jones to acore, and then
Gene Richards singled home
Fl&nnery to knock out Welch.
The Padres added five
insurance runs in the ninth on an
RBI double by Bonilla. an RBI
single by Garvey, Sixto Lef'.Cano's
run-acoring fielder's choice and a
two-run error by Sax.
McCODUCIC MOaTUA•IU
Laguna Beach
11111 llllal
Engle had troubles last season
as a right fielder and was finally
sent down to the minors. Over
the winter he was transformed
Into a catcher. The Twins wanted
him around for his bat and
yesterday he showed why.
"I worried myself to death last
year. You can 9C&re yourself to
death a,nd lose confidence. I'm
just not going to worry any
more," said Engle.
The Tw i ns, meanwhile,
excited their fans and themselves
by batting .327 as a team in
spring tr ai n i ng , bombing
O(>poeing teams with extra base
rut.a.
But when the regular season
opened, the bat.a grew quiet.
"That's the way we played all
aprlng," said first baseman Kent
Hrbek.
;;ofil:i• = .. .,.._ T~ rri. f olloWint per eone .,. dOif'O
bu*-M C l'I ATIVl 10,lWAlll
CONOll'TI. 170 W 11th fA, Cotta M-. CAt2027 fleut Kelty ledltr. 170 W 17111
IA. Co.le ......_CA t2t27 Lynd• Oewll l •dl.,, 170 W
17th i1'. Colt• -..... CA t2627 fl\!9 ~ le oon®ci.ct bV an
lndMdYll (llulbetld I WIN) flkll K .. ty Sadler
Thie ttet-1 we1 111«1 Wllll the
Co\lnty Cieri! of Ofangt County°" Merell 11, 1"3
I f'a111Cll Publl1lled Oreng• Co1ta O•llY PtlOt, Aprn 4, 11, 11, 20. It~
1590-113
Ml.IC NOTICE
'1Ctm0Ul8U.-H NAMI ITATIMIHT
Th• folio.Mg pettO<\I ar• doing ou11-u : THE f:LOWfRMAN, J IH E
CoHI Hlghwey. Newport Beech, C111ror11t1 ueeo Sherrill Lynn Grlepp, 2411
lloblnhood Piece, Colle Mt••
CaHlornla 92e27 Shll<ry Lynn Vorpegel, 490 E ' 20th StrMI, Colle Mell, Celllornla
87627
Thtl l>UllnMI II conducted Oy e
gen.." perlneraNp She<ry L Vorpegte Sllerrlll L Ori.pp n11•1 Publtthed Orenge Co111 O•llY PllOI Apfll 4, I I 111. 25, t9113
1254·11J
Or•no• Cou1 DAil y PILOT /Monday, Aprll 18, 1083 Bl
MOTICI OI TWUITU't I.ALI NOllCI Olfl ,_,..... HU NOt1CM1 01 =MU '-.... W.-.1/C°""' '--.......... i.e. .... 11 T.a.liee.OOl~jl T.a.Na.-.e f.I..... ll UNIT 0 " l 0 NIMOI COM,ANY • dlllY TlllANl.oo>.IT , t..c 8Ul'll"Ol'I lli'LI tll'IVtClt, 1ppotnled Tr1111 .. 11nd•r Ille ~~flWle9wndertlw INO . II duly a1>94lnl.cl Tru1tff lollowtnt ~lbed OMO If llWI I .,_..bM Mad Of llWI
under Ille tollowlno dMGrlbed d-s Will till AT l'UILIC AUOTIOH WILL LI. AT l'UeUC AUCTlOH
of tru1I WILL llLI. AT ,.UILIO TO THI HIQHUT t100IR '0R TO THI HIQHHT llOotR 'OR
AUCTION TO THI HIOHllT OAJH {P•yable •I llnle of .... In OAIH ~elite ti tllne o1 .. II\
llOOll'I ,OA CAIM ANO/Ofll THI '-"II~ of ti. °""ed ·= l9Wful mon.y of tN United 14~ c A. H 1l1'11 0 l'I c 11'1 T I, 11 0 Ill rigM. tltt• 9nd 1n1....i oon .,, right, ''"' and ln....C ~ 0HICK8 IHC.,110 IN CIVll to Md now held boy II 111\der Mid IO Md now lltld by " wndtf te6d
CODI lfCTION 292411 (P9~ et 0 Hd Of Tr111I In the prOP•rly O••d ol T11111 In tll• property the Urn. Of Milt In l9wful ~ OI llere!Nll• deeerio.4 het'e!Nft., ~lbed
the UMed Ull lM) Ill rlgllt. lllte 91\0 TAUITO,_ l'lfNATa llCl.OUS, • Tl'IUITOA Vll'IA 0 eAAAtf, en
lnter .. I GOl!Ye)'ed IO tn<I now htld 11ngi. WOll\4WI. -r..O W01M11 by It Under Mid OMd ot Tlull In.... I CN l"C IAflV Q RIA T (A llfNfFICIARY Al.LIT ATf
PfOf*ly netatnall .. dMC1tbld. LOUISVILl..f FIRST '101fRALll Av I N G s AN 0 I. 0 AH
Tl'IUeTOl'·Jl"AfYCOHl!Nlllld I AV. INGS ANO LOAN ASSN., •iASIOCIATION, e C1t1tornla TIRQA COtilN cotl)O(etlon COtpOt~
!ll!NIFICIAAY: UNION 'EOEAAL "9oorcled July t2, 1982 u ln1tr "-ded Octobef U. 1179 u
S A V I N Q 8 A N 0 L 0 A N NO. 82·238707 of Olftclal Aeootdl In ln .. r No ~403 In bO<* tS3e3 Pil09 A880CIATION IN otno. of Ille Reoofd« of Ofenge 1772 ol ontc:lal "41oof0t In the olftoe ~d.cl No11.m1>er 111, 1979 u County; Mid deed or tn.111 dMOtlbM of 111e "-"' of Otenge COunty.
lnalr No. 111798 In 80011. 13395. IM following prc>perty· Hid d,.cl or tru11 dtletlbe• Ille PIQ9 1406 or C>mol•I Aecord• In Ille L.ot 311 of TrllGt H~8 In Ille City of lollowlng property
olllc• ol the Record., of Or•ng• Co.t• MMA, M par '"9P •llCOtded PARCEL 1 , .. 11mple tltte to County, 111ld deed ol tru1t deec!rlbM In book H , P•gH 27 •nd H , condominium Unit No Ill (th• th• loltowtng mleoellaneout mape In,,... omo. of "Unit") u 1hown upon th•
L<>I t2 or Trec:t No 3330, In the 11'19 county r-der ot Mid oounty Condominium P1en (e ntlll•d
City of Coil• Men, County ol "You are In deleul1 under • Deed "Condominium Plan ror Lot t of
Dfaoge. Stale or CeJllornte. M per of Trvl1 d•ted Jul)' 2. t982. un'"' Tr•c;t No 105117 "). County of 'J'.AP10rec:3,.°'i~!'! . .''.:.-~m~l331 .. P&QM1...._ you 1•11• action to protei;t.!~ 01en9•. St•I• or Celllornla (the "'~ • '"'"' .. ~ "' In ... prCJC)llf1y. It rney bl ec>ld et • ,.....,._ "Plen '). rec:oro.d on J<lky t2. t079. oHICI of tne county·-., of Mid Mii If you nMd en~tlon of u Ooc;umenl No 15etO, In boOk
county IMnelureoft,...P' agtllne1 13228. P•ll• 76 through 1 t&. YOU AM ... O.'Aut..T UMDllt A you, you ltlc>uld llOfttect • tnduellle. of OfllQlel Reclo<de 01 Mid
0 I I 0 0 ' T Ill U a T 0 A TI D Add•-of ,,... 1t>0119 propetty 11 C>f1n91 COUl'lly, ..nlch Plen pettatne HOV11 .... l'I I. 1m. UNLaae YOU 23 t 5 WHtmtnlltr Ave , Cotta to thl l ptCJC)llf1y d8Kt1bed In TrKI
TAKI ACTION TO fl"OTICT ...... CA No wenenty II gi_, N No 10687 rec0t0ed In bOOk 440. \'OU" fll'IOf'llllT\', IT MAY al lo Ha complel-or eotrec:t,_. page. 5 througll e of M~
tOU> AT A fl\Hlt.IC IA.I.a. W YOU T,... beneflcl.,., under Mid Dead Mac>1. In lhl otfloe of tlle county ... 0 AN lllflt..ANATIOM Of' THI of Trual, b)' ,.._ of • brMC;h Of •ec:otder or Mid CoOUflly NATUIU Of' THI f'llOCllOINO defeull Ill the obllgttlOne MCurad PARCEL 2 An unOMOed 00601 AOAINIT YOU, \'OU IHOULD thereby, heretolore executed end p•rcent lnt•rell In 1nd to 111•
------------1COHTACT A L.AWYIJI. delivered to tn• under1lgned • Common AreH u 1llown and Ml.IC NOTIC( 2976 Jeve Roed, Coate MHa, written Oecl1retlon or o.feult end d•llned on the Plen. IH•rvlng ------=--==-----1Ce11rorn11 92626 Oemlllld lc>t Sele, Ind written nota tn.retrom ,,... lollowlng
• ~ ·111 e 11r .. t add• ... or common ot breectl end of llectlon to eeuM l•I Ari ••Cluellle _......, (other
NOTICI Of' flUMJC 8ALa dettgnetton ol P•Ol>9'1Y II 1hown th• under1tgned to H ll u ld then Perce!• 111 lllld IV) <Melgnalecl
Of' ~lllONAL ...-ONlllTY et>ove, no w11renty 11 given u to 111 prop«ty to Ml19ty Mid obllgetlonl, •• "reatrlctad Common AIM .. on Nolle• 11 hereby gl11en thet compltt-or correct'-•)" TM and thereeller the under1lgned ,,... Plan end r~ 10 other Uf'llte
pu,..,en110 Mellon tMa ol the CMI beneflclery under old Oe•d ol ceuMd Mid notlCI ol brMGh end of for UM u per111ng ~. a1orage
Code, S1111 or Calllornle, the Tru11, by •HIOn or • breach or elaGtlon to be rec:orded Oec«nt>et 1pace1, betcon111 endtor petlot: und.,.llgned wtll NII et publlc aaJt deleutt In the obHg•llon1 MCUred 29, 1982 u lnttr. No. 82-457 t37, of end
b)' competlll..,. bidding on the 28th thereby, hlretolore ••ec:uted end Mid ()fft(llel Record• (bl A non·H clu1t11e eHemenc dey ol Aprll, 19113, •I 2:t5 o'cloclt delivered to the und•r1tgned • Seid ••I• will be mede, but eppunenent 10 ell Unlta thOWn on
p.m .. on the pr.ml-wllet• Mid written Oec111etlon of O.leult end without cowen•nt or wurenty, th• Plan tor 1ngr•11 ind egrMI, prop•rty hH b•en 11or•d. i nd Oemend lor S•le. and written notleie expr-or Implied, regarding title, llUPf)O(I, repelr. malnttn-. and
wttlch -located 11 Publlc Storage, or b••ecfl and ot election to c•uM poaaenlon or •ncumbrencM, to enor06Chrnent lnc.2<>98Placentl1A.,. lntheClty the 1.1nder1lgned to Hll u ld paytl\9r.malnlngprlnclpal11Umof EXCEPT 1 11oil,11•• end
ol Colt• M"8, County of Of•~ prope<ty to Ntl•fy Mid obllgattone, tlle note MGUred by Mid o.ed of hydrocarbon eublt-beMath • Stele of Celllornla, 1"41 ab&n<10i*l end trierHller the und•r1lgn.O Tt111t, wllh tnt-t H In Mid note d91>th of 500 1.-1 from lhe 11Urt-
good1. 1;hettte1 or p•r1ona1 cauMd Mid notice ol bteech end or 1>10Vlded, ad111n'91, II •ny, under of 1ald tend with no right of llUrl-
property dHC•l&>.d below. In th• elecllon 10 bl recotded Ncwember the t.,.m, of Mid Oeed or Tru1t. entry abo11• 500 reel from Ill• matter• of: 28, t9112 u ln11r No 82-4t65t6 of '-· chargee end expen-ot the llUrfece or Mid lend. u r~ by
Fedtrk» Sentoe -2 Tb11, 2 Foldr\o Olflciel Atc0td1 1n the ol'lloe ol the TNtt .. and of the tru111 c:r .. led by Wiiiiam J. C•gn•y. en unmarried
Chelr .,3 Cllfpel, Mlrrot, 6 Bo•• Recorder of Orenge County Mid Dead of Trv1t. 8tld Nie wtll be men, 1n lhe dMd recoto.d In bOOk
No-Go Merine -Boal Parll, 26 S1ld Sel• will b• m•d•. but Mid on TUMdey, Miy 3, 19113 •t 954!0 page 1134 of OfllcJal Reclo<dL 8oxe1, Boat Staer WhMll. wttllout covenent or wurenty, 2:00 p.m., •t th• Ch1pm•n Av• PA0ACEL 3 ~ o elutlv9 rlglll and
No-Go Marine -Hydr1Utlc Boat ,,.pr-or lmptted, regarding 1111e entr•nce to th• Cl11tc C•nter HMment to uM the petlo arH Partl, tll Wood Ooot9. Carpet. 1~ potM11lon or encumbrancn. to Bulldlng. 300 E Chepmen Ave . dMlgneted on ,,... Plan P-none or eo.... pay ,,... remtll'\lng principal _,.. ot Orange, CA Ille beloony ., .. deelgnltad on IM
Newpott 1n .... 1rnen11 -aor..,, 711 the noll(I) MCU•ed b)' Mid deed of Notte.: At the time ot ..... bid• Plan .. B-111& .. baing ~
BoxM. Lumber Tru11. ..,.th 1nt .... 1 u In Mid note mrt bl m.Oe In c;aM1 and/or the to Ille Unit. N well u en aJtduallle Sten Herrow, Jr -Frig Oelll.. provtded. edvenc:ee. 11 l/ly. und« ce1lller1 or G•rtlfl•d clle ck1 right a nd •H•m•nl to u•• Ill• Chell. 4 Alum cneir . Ptoture, ,,... t.,..,,1 01 111d Deed ot Trutt, 1peclfled In CIVIi Code Section 11oreoe arN. II eny dMlgnatad on
Clothing. 9 eox ... ~d '-· cl\9rge1 end ellper\eM ot the 292411 I h • P I • n S • no n • e • b •I n g Lanc:llOfd,__therlgllttobld Trua1 .. end olthll•ull1CtMtadboy At th• time of the tnttta l •ppurl•n•nt to Ill• Unit. Any
•t th• u ie Purch1H1 mull be Nld Deed or Tru11 pu~tlOn Of 11111 nottoe. 1111 totel IUCh lloreg• ••H ahall be ueect
made with CUh only and paid lor at Said ui. wm Ile held on Monday, amount Of the unpaid belanoe of 1111 only tor 1toreoe purpoeet end not the time of purehMe All purctlaMd Aprl 25. 1963 et 2 oo pm e1 the obllgetlon ..cured by ,,,. at>ove u IMng quarten
good1 are eold aa 11, and mull bl Chapman A1191'1Ue entrenoa to the dH CHlbed d•eCI of trutl a nd PARCEL 4 A.II ei«:lutllle right end
rwnoved •I tlw time of pun:h... Civic C•nl•• Buttdlng. 300 EH i e1tlmeted co111. HpertlH, and _,_,, to UM 1111 per111ng .,_ s... eubjec:t to ptlor canciellatlol'I 1n Chepm.,, A.,. Or~. Calllomle ad11encH 11 S 1 t t . g4 t 30 To °' ap&Cal OMIQntted on .,... Plan u
the event ol Hllltment bit......,.. Al the time of the lnlll•I det.,mlne theopenlno bld,y<>um•y Par111ngS~PS-578paoMPS..57 landlord en<! obllgeled party Oeted pul>lleetlon Of thla notic.. the totel call i819) ~3 -end Ps-&9 thll t 1 & tll d•y or April. 1983 emount ol ,,... unpaid t>.ienoe ol the O.t•: March 30, t983 PARCEL 5 One (ti mernberehlp
Publle Storage, Inc . L..andlord Obllg1tton MCured by the ebo11e T.O. SERVICE CO In T H E VE RS A I LL E S
Publleh•d Orenge Co11t Delly Cl•tcrlbed dee d of trull i nd u Mid TNll... HOMEOWNERS ASSOCIATION. Piiot. t 1, 18, 1g83 Hllln•l•d COtll, ••P•n•H . •nd Clltll Oemlow. AMI Ste togeth« with Ill right•. ptlvtlegee. tt18t-83 ad11aneee 11 S157,7t3.llO 3e:s3 Camino Del Rio So end obllgetlon• 1ppurten1nt
------------1 T,... opening bid mey bl o«>telned Sult• 204 1n.re10 P\8.JC NOTICE by celling (714) 937-0eee the day Sin [)Iago, CA 92108-4044 YOU AM IN M'AUU UNDEl'I A bel 11'19 it (819) 584-8266 D I I D 0 f T l'I U I T 0 A T E 0
&_..111 C:t1 MM,, 24 1983 Publl1h•d Or1ng1 Coetl Dilly OCToaDI fl. tf7't. UM.Lii YOU NCYrICE OF DEATH OF • s~~ERIOR TITLE Piiot. Aprll 1t. t8, 25. 1983 TAKI ACTION TO ""OTICT
RAY OSCAR FISCHER, SERVICES. INC t672·83 YOU" l'l'IOl'DTY. IT MAY H
aka RA y FISCHER AND •• 11ld TrultM. aoLD AT A f'UlllJC IAlL" YOU
0 F P E T 1 T l 0 N T 0 ~to SERVICE co P\alC NOTICE ~~~:: ~:."',~=D=
ADMINISTER ESTATE By Sandi• Arment•. OftANQI COUNTY AOAINIT YOU, \'OU IHOULD
NO. A-117702 A .. lttent Secretvy MUMC•AL COURT -CONT ACT A L.AWYIR. To all helnl, beneficianes, Ont City Blvd Wnt. HAMC>fl otaTNCT TM 11..-c llddr-or ,,... at>ovt d d I Ora1'1Qe.CA92M8 4'01Hmlloteeatwc&. It tOOScl'tol1 PleuNo 214. ere 1tors a n cont ngent 17 t411135•112119 1'.0 . eox 2900 Newport 8HGh, CA 9"2883 No
494 ~15
Laguna Hills
768-0933 ~..JuMi ~pwu1no
495·1176
creditors of RAY OSCAR Publlshed Orenge Co~tt Delly Hewpott lleach. CA aa.tw w1rrenty la gt11en u to II•
FREY · rurvivea along with 4 P ierce Brothers Smiths' FISCHER a.nd perlOns who PtlOt Apr 4. tt 111. 19113 1557-83 ~·OLEN ""°"61T111 comp1et.,,..0<c:otrect,_.1. •-ROY T FREY "" d b t P t I I M d may be otherwiae Interested .,..., .,. NO ll't CO,.f'Ol'IATION, • C111for11I• The b9neflClary undet Mid Died
HAalOtl LAW~MT. OUYI
Mortuary • Cemetel)
Crematory
1625 G1sle1 A11e
CoslaMesa
~5554
,_CIHOTHHS
UUHOADWAY
MOITU.t.aY
110 Breadway
Cos1a Mesa
642·9150
IALTZIH .. HOH
SMfTH & TVTHILL
WHTCUH' CHA"l
427 E 17th St
Cosfa Mesa
646-9371
,AClftC YllW
MIMOIUAl , Al.IC
Cemetery Mortuary
Chapel-Crema1ory
3500 Pac1l1c View Ori11e
Newport Beaoti
644-2700 s
...-,agev ... aug er•. • r ca o rtuary trectors. th ill and/ ruuo.n. Tn.4 ~Mtaft. ofTruet byr-ofat>reechor
• resident o f Huntington Weltermeyer and Nancy 536-6539 inA e~w· ~ ~te~.__.j ~ OEflNDANT: LITTl.l,.ILD delaut1 14'1 the ot>llgetionl MCUtec1
Buc h , Ca. Panect awa-y Bnnt both of Costa Mesa, FITZPATRI,,_. .... ....,...., m~ COMPANY, INC. A tTl«ltlJy. r..wtoroo• ft9CVfW ..o
IUddenly on April 13, 1983 Ca .. Suun Penn and Sandra M y D ....... by M . CL YOE HUGHES NOTICI °" IAL.I Cellfor11la corporetlen, IAM d•llvered to the u"der1lgned •
ln °··-H~na-, Ca. 0 ---R oy both o f Huntington AR ( O LL y) 'in the Suruorlor Court of Of' l'llM. ""ONJITY Ol'IAV.I, WALT«l'I I . AlllNOLO, written Dec:laretlol'I of Oelautt and
uui ..... _.""' De --FlTZPA TRICK. resident of .--· AT f'NVA'n a..u HAL w. YINCINT, end ooea , Demand tor Sale. end written nota the ao n o f O tto C . and Beach, Ca., alao 1urvlvlna a:.ta Mesa. Ca. Paaed away Orange County requesting .... A-110 • ttwougt1 s. ~ °' brMdl and o1 electlon 10 c:a.-
Carollne S. Tetzlaff Frey. He are • grandchildren, hl1 A .1 6 9 S that Mrs. Clyde Hughes be In 1,... Suoerlor Court°' the State IUWOttl th• under1lgned 10 .. 11 u ld
wu born July 20, 1920 in mother Car oline Frey, a on prt 1 ' 1 83· he •• a ppoln ted a1 pe raonal 01 Cellfornle, lor the County of c-No.... P'OJ*1Y to Ntlefy MIO OQjigetlonl,
Wauaau Wl1con1ln H sister Ellubeth Frey a IU.fVIVed by her eon Everett. re....-n~tive to ad.nunister 0°', ~HI OAtn TtheERMROan.NESof, •'!:'-• He..talL' t~ NOTICm You .....,.. ..._, wed. •nd th•re•ll•r th• unO.ralgned ' ' e • daUjhten Beth E. Lanegan r· -·· O HILi a ..,.. TM -1 _, dacjda ....... ,_ eeuMd Mid notlOe of l>t'MCh and ol att.eoded the public s:boola brother Wallace t'rey of of Hesperia a. and Franca lhe e1tate of Ray 1car TERRONES. ...,.. ,_ Mille ...,_. ....,. -.ctlol'I 10 be rec0to.d Octobet 25, In Wau.aau and trradua~ Decatur, IllinoU and brother H Nlcho'll (.Edd i•) o f Fischer, Cost& Meaa, CA NotlCI 11 hereby given tll't the ,_,......... ..... •.,.._"-'Ill tM2 .. I in.tr No 112-3741137 In
from Indiana Unlvenity and R.a1 h ~y of lndlanapolia ~ (Under t he Independent unOerelgned wt• ... •t Private ..... IN~...... bOOk ol Mid Offldel l'lecot'ln. P • C I a re m o n t C a 7 . . to lhe hlgheat end belt bidder, If YoU ....,, to ..-Ille ~of S•ld ••I• wlll b• mede, but received ~ Mut.en from ~ Friends may call a! grandchildren,' 12 gr~at-Administr ation of Eetates 1ubf•ct to conllrm1t1on of H id an ettorney In tht• melt.,, you without cov•n•nt or werranty,
the Univenaty of Maryland. Pierce Bro then Smiths grandc hildren 2 great· Act). The petition II set for Superior Coun, on or el1ar the 4111 lhOUld do 90 promptly 90 thlt your •llP' .. or im91ted, 1'9Q8fdlng 1111e. He entered the U.S . Marine Moctuary on Monday, April t d htid d hearing ln Dept. No 3 at 700 dey ol May t813 et l,... otflce of written rHponH, 11 eny, mey be ~on. 0t ancumb<ancee. to Corps In 1941 and waa a 18 1983 from lO·OOAM to grea ·gren c ren an Civic Center Dr .. West,, WILLIAM w SOUKUP, Attoml')' •t ttted on ,..... P9Y the r.-nelnlng ptinclpel.,,.,, 01 ~ U d .. P!~ .. w ld.9 o'oPM ,. 1. I dau1hter-ln-law Clar lee s t A CA 9 270 l Uw, 1eoo N &oad'#ay, Sult• eot, A y •• 0 I u ••• d he •• d 0 ,,... not• -ed by Mid Dead°' ter p ot -~.. or : . unera aerv ce1 Flt•patrlck of Colorado. an a na, o n Sent• Ana, CA 82708, Coul'lty or d d 11 lb 1 _.. Trv • '""'h 1 t-1 u 1n Mid not• II th K And 111 b d t d • Mait ~. 1983 at 9.·30 a .m . ~-. State ......... , ......... , _.. ,..... •n1•n ado. tr 1111• pu ... e '•· .... n r , e orean w e con uc e on Services will be held on ' ..,._.,.... "' ...... "',_ -... clact* -ma Ud. e1n .... ,llCllA • provided. adv•r>CM. If eny, under Vl.etnameee Wan. He retired Tue9day, April 19, 1983 at Mond~ A~ril 18 1983 at YOU OB.Jl!lCT to the right, 1111• end lnterHt or H id -.,. Ud. ,....-. clefttro the 19'ml of Mid Deed ol Tniet, u a Colonel ln 1973 For the ll·OOAM at the F1.nt United ' ' grantina of the .,..tillon you d-..d at t,... tlmt of ~lh and ••dlaa. Lee i. ~Qua ..... ollargte and expen.-of IM . . l ·OOP at Harbor Lawn -"& ,... • I elt Ille rlQlll, lllle end Int...., INI ·-· TNl1M 9nd of ..... 1ruetl CtM1ad by putch1~lce,anal Che hu1been1 a ft:Jri~gd::~ BCehauchc~lothf Memorial Chapel with should either appear at the'"• Ntafe of Mid deceuec:t 11 .. 111 U1ted dHH •ollclt•r •I Nldo..dofTrut1 Sald .... wtllt>e Tee rr• omp ance 1 n term en t 1 erv1 c e • hearing and state your •cqult.cl by opere\ton ot lew or c;onHJo d• un ebogedo •n •II• held on Mondsy. May 8, 1883 at
Man ager wl th N l uan Rev. Albert Jarwen, putor of lmmedlately follo wing. ob~ection1 o r file wrltte~ ot,,.,...... other than°' In addltlol'I •, u n 10 , d • b•r r 1 h e ce r 10 2:00 p.m . et the Chepmen A--Corpora lion, he was a the church offidatlnc. Full Servioea under the direction objeetiona with the cour IO tflatolNld ~.•tthetltM lmmedtet-te, de .. ,. m_.a. entrence 10 th• Civic Center
member of the First United military aervlcea wlll be of Harbor Lawn-M o unt before the hearing. Your~°';~~,!~~~~ ~""':9:!si=~ ~.~~ :=~~~-~:_" Chepm•n
Methodist C hurc h of conducted at l :OOPM atOllve Mortuary of Costa appearancemaybelnpenonCouncr.ofOrenge.s1a1eot 1 TOTHEDEFENOANT A cMI NOTICE:Al'TIME Of'SALEBIOS
Huntington Beech and held Rivenlde National Cemet.ery Me.a 540-55~ or by your atwrney. C&llfom • partlculerly deacrlbed .. complelnl hH b9en lll•d by th• MAV BE MA.OE INCAS .. ANO/OR
I ever a 1 po 1Ition1 o f ~the United Suiee Marine . . I F Y 0 U A R E A ~·N'!c~ 40 leet of l°' to In plalnllfl agalnlt y<>u. If you w1e11 to THE CASHIERS OR CERTIFIED leaders hip lncludl na from El Toro Marine .. _.,. llOTIC[ t"'DPnrroR or a con•l--t d9191>dthle'-'lt,y<>umvll,wltllln CHECKS SPECIFIED IN CIVIL e .--'-nLU ... ._..,., Block 6 of Soult\ WHt 8umett'1 SO deyi efter thll iummoni II CODE SECTION 28241\. Ch• I rma n of the Bue. Family INll'Ntl ln lieu IC-4111 creditor of the deceued, you Addition 10 Modar\e, u par map ....-on you, 1111 ..,.111 thl• ooun • Al th• ttm• ot th• tnlttel
Admlnlatratlve Board, he of flowen contiibutiona be N011C« Of' aAL.I must file your claim with the "*9ol r-o.d tn Bodi 2t, Page written~ 10 the oomc>telnt. publlc;etton ol thll notlOe, the local
wa1 aho a member o f made in memory of LeRoy Of' llllAl ~ court or present It to the !8,;gof•~Y~~~n'i!', ~ ,ou do eo. your CW8Ult w11 emountotlheunplidbelll\Ceolthe
HuntlnJton Beach Lodae Yrey to the Flnt United AT ...VATI SAU personal r e preaentatlve be ..,,....cl on app1tc.11on of the obllg•tlon ..cured b7 11\e •b<>W .... a1~ r~ t~om botll the Nor\tl plelnllf'I, and WI OOUf1 mey .mar• dHcrlb•d d••d o lruet and, I 3-8 0 & AM . He w a• Met hod l at Chu re h of In.,... SUpar1or Court ol lhe Stat• appointed by the court 40 laet and the 8outll 40 foMI N Judgment ~1 you tor the~ H tlm11.c1 co1t•. H pet1"•· end
married t o the former Huntington Beech, 272117th 01 Cetllornl•. for Ill• County of ~thin four moot.ha from I.he Ifft fo1 •community drl11-•y, demanded 1n lhe oornplalnt, wtllc;h edve"cH 11 1133.876.73 To
Dorothy M. Shoemaker, who St.. Huntingt.on Betlch, Ca. °'_,.In tl\9 Matt., OI the Eat• date o f flnt luuance o f mor• commonly known u : 1142 c;ould rHutt In garnt1/lm•nt or del.rntM the opening bid, you tN'1 ~~~~~~~~~~~~--~----------~--~-----~°'~~~~~ ~~u~ln~~~~n·.~~~~.~of~or~~p1~m~
NotlOe 11 r...r.oy gl\'&n I/lat the 700 of the Probate c.ode of Te1m1 ol n te c .. h In lewful k0X>'m0
0' ... ,...1n'1_r•ll•I requH t•d In th• T .. ~~~ ~O .. !.; !~V"'ES, INC
lF CREMATION IS YOUR PREFERENCE
Call THE NEPTUNE SOCIETY
The 'leptune Society brought cremation to Orange County in 1974.
Today we provide more services to Orange County famihes than any
other orpniution.
We offer cremation with burtal ill sea. 1n the mountains. or in the desert
and our complete service cosis about one-fifth as much as a conventional
a.round bunal
The mponsc to our service has be-en extraordinary! We have 27,000
memben in Oranae County. and in our nine year history we have served
over 7 .000 families.
IC you have any queauoiu rc1ardin1 cremation. plc11c call ua at:
un6ertlgl *' wll ... •l "'1¥et• ..... """........, ..... • """ ""
10 tll• 111gri.e1 and beat bldclw Callfornia. The time for money of IN United Still .. on..... Oe"9d June 21. 1ee2 u Mid Trvst•
1u1>)ec1 to conflrmetlon of ea1d fillnC cl.alma will not exp(re °'part oeafl end ~~IOed J ~ereori. a... T.O SERVICE CO . Agent ... __._"-~.on or .... _ ...._ -..-i to f tha f by note eecured by Mort .. .-Of ... ~ E. ,.~ n-...... Pet....,_ A Rendell Aelt. Sec ~~ """"' .. _ .... ,.,., y• .or our mon rom Truet Died on u... ...,-IO'IO.ct. ""'" .__,,, .._..., ·-' · .,_., of Apt1 1983 et Iha oftloa ol H h d { h h i ,... ....-•r llNIT1N ,., 1RAMO, 19Q. OM City Blvd W•t Vll"glnla King, t t tu YOianda A.,... t e ate o l e ear ng T.., parcent of amount bid to bl t10 ....,...,, Ctr. o.. • t t &6 0ninge. c" t29te
Northtldge, CA 91328, St•t• ol noticed above. ~ with bid. NtwPOrt a..:tl. CA 82et0 (714) 83M2N
Cellf0tnla, ell the rlglll. title end YOU MAY EXAMINE wUI bl or~o ,-:et~~.::: (7t4) 840-UtO Publlllled 011nge CoH t Delly
tnt-t or 111ld ci-..d 11 Ille the file kept by the court. ll ottio. at er1y time eh., 1119 nral Publl1hed Orang• CoHt Delly Piiot. Apr'll ti, 25, M.., 2. 1N3
time °' dMth end ell Iha "9h1, lltle you are interested ln the ""•bllcellon har'aOf and tlMON date P1!~!· M.,ch 211, Aprll 4, t t, 18. 1~ Ind lni-t •Mt lht a.late of Mid ..,.. • ...., --"' llO,._ deceuad II•• aoqulr•d by es\ate, you may file a requat of..,. t!I04-831-___ .-...:..:.-~-.;._'~----oper~lon of tew or otlltrWIM than with the court to receive Oeted tllle t21h day of Ap(ll, 19113 PICTITIOUI llUIMH
I ddlll to Ill.I Of .aid l . I f h WILLIAM W. SOUKUP, £80. -----------....... -·~ or n • on apec al not ce o t e AttylofVareO.Mofltlilllo __ ,,.,_ .. , ~. •t the lllM °' dMlh. In Inventory of estate auet.a VERA o. MONTALVO Ml.JC N0T1C( Tiie fotlowlng s>ef•On 11 doing
and to ... the -1aln ,... r>nll*'IY and l .... _ •••• Ad lnllltrel Of the AC:mtOU• ....... ~ -
tlltll&Wd In County ol Orenge. ltat• do ....., ~wwdona, acoounlbed l\I Eet•= Of Nldoro-dant MAim aTATWmWT 810NTEOH. 411 Colle MHa
ol Celltornle. ptt1loularty daeor1beel an repor.. eacr n Publlall~ Oreno-Ooait Oll+ly The follo'tolnQ .,..._,. are doing ,,,...., eoeta M9a, CA. 82827 MIOIGM.lowll: Sec t ion 1200 .~ of the ............. 111, 11.u 1eea ~-----· OalY &-.-Winn. 431 Cole• An undlv~ -h•ll lnt-1, ,,..._,.,._,_ n.......'--•-,,... ...... _. ,......,,. ......... ' ' ' • .,..,. ... "'"""--M ,, 81 t C \ M a CA aub~ 10 the _don of a Ide ~ ..,.,._ .-..--......... -(1) CHOICE AIR COURIER, (Iii) IH 'ff• OI • •• • · --··-1n· THOMAS J . O'IEBP'E. •-.,. ~ OHOICE COUAIER. 17H2 Cowan ·~! .._.........._ ... _..,~_. .... ~
-;.,; ~arty.,. oe L.04 7 ane1 INC. B 'I MA It I 0 W. .--""''IK Streat, IMnl, Calttomla 82714 "---.. ...,.,._,_ •1 -·
th• loulhtHl•fl~ 5 f .. t of Ill• MAJN£ao JI\ uu N l'ChhOU• ....... ~ll'EEO DELIVERY SERVICE. llldMclueln ....... 8 Winn ~arty .,. Of Lot t In Tract • ·• • NAm ITA~ INC .. e Cellfornl• corporetlon. Thie -~ n.ad Wllll N eoe, aa lhown In bOotl 17, Pao& M Broa•••l· Salte , .. , P.O. Tiie followlttg pereon II doing ,!.!!!!.....,Ct2ow7•t~ StrHI, Irvin•. Count\' -c:,. of~ County on oe ~ .,.., '900rdll of a.a H9 , Saate Aaa, CA ~ -----·-.. "*' 1. ~ CO\.tflty, California. _,. H'7~·) U6-l 1M. 1AIELINl5 8£"VICE8, H7t COfr:•=-la ~ by • ..,,_ ' 1*· f'l'U1ll oommotlfr ktlOM\ • 8St "'8gnola Pu Orange 00Mt Ody ..... 11., ~ 0, 00ata MaM, CA " ....... wn 0£LMRY 1'11btlell.cl Oranci-Oout Deir tt. 0.. ...... CA. Ptlot. Apt1I 11, 11, 11. ttu t~ .._,.~...., -... •-11 ta. 2S. u-a 1M:t f•rm• Of ••I• ONll In l•wfUI ,.,,.., l'llOHAAO F ~. 1t114 ~.INC. .--. ........ ~ • • • -7 ;.....,
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NYSE COMPOSITE 'fRANSACTIONS
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Factory operation
highest since August
BJ ne A4•oola&ed Ptffa
WASHUo!OTON -U.S. factories operot.ed at 69.4
percent of capeclty in March, mark!n• the fourth
•traliht monthly p1n and the highettt level of UMP .me. lut Auautt. the gowmment reported today.
The new pin of 0.7 percent over the February
level "reflected widespread lncreuea ln activity
amon1 monufacturlnc lndu1trle1," the Federol
R.erve Board report Mid.
It wu the latest encouraainl eoonom1c news for
the 1Ull-youna recovery from the 1981-82 rece911on.
The government tuid reported on Friday that
Industrial production roee 1.1 percent in March -alto
the fourth 1trai1ht gain -and th.at prices at the
wholesale lf!Vel had declined for the oeoond time in
three months. Riaina production and factory use are clearly good
Sl8N for the million. of Americana who are still
jobleu.
Auto output 'surprises'
DETROIT -Planned second-and third-quarter
f::!uction by U.S. automakers la up nearly 3 percent
what had been planned a month ago, an lndustry
journal reported. The journal allo reported In editions
for release today that 0 .S . dealen' stock of Import can
dropped to a 37 days' 1Upply at the end of March, with
Japanese make• in the 1horte1t aupply. In the
producdon report, Ward's Automotive Reporta oaid a
2.7 percent April-June l.ncreaae and a 3 percent boast
for the third quarter are due largely to plans by
General Motors Corp. and American Moton Co., Ford
Motor Co. and Chryaler Corp. are not likely to i.ncreue
their production 1ebeduled for the next two quarters,
the journal said.
Construction boss upset
WASHINGTON -The leader of AFL-CIO
construction uniom la demanding that the Reagan
adminiatratlon and Congre. move quickly "to put our
membe.n back to work rebuilding America." Robert A .
Georgine, president of the labor federation's Building
and Construction Trades Department, told aome 3,000
construction union delegates today that "for too long, ' we've heard the refrain. 'Recovery ii just around the
comer.' Al a building tradesman, I would like to aee
the architect'• plan of that comer, becau.ee to me it
looka Wee we're just going around in circles, going
nowhere," Georgine said in remarka prepared for the
opening of the unions' three-day national legialative
conference here. .
Caterpillar plans talks
BRIDGETON, Mo. -Two days afler they
walked out, negotiators for Caterpillar Tractor ~
planned to return to talks with the United Auto
Workers to clarify what the company said was its last
offer in the 200-day strike. "The purpose i1 for
clarification," company spokesman Doug Crew said
yesterday. "There will be no bargaining taking place
as far as the company fa concerned." The full team of
Caterpillar negoUaton left this St. Louil suburb · •
abruptly Saturday moming, after giving the union 51
~of revislooa in_ what was called the company's
fin.al offer.
Dollar hits record in France
LONDON -The dollar wu mixed in early
European trading toda~tting a new record high
against the embattled franc but loaing a full
cent to the rebounding Britiah pound. Gold jumped
more than $6 an ounce. 'nle franc, which has been
weak llnce the election of Sod•1iat President Francois
Mitterrand, was hit by further uncertainty over
government economic policies, dealen laid. It sank to
7 .3225 to the dollar, compared with late Frida.y'1
7.3135. 1be previous record low was last Tbunday's
7.3135 t,o the dollar.
Higher gasoline prices seen
LOS ANGELES -Oil lndustry analy1t Dan .
Lundberg predicta guoUne prices will drift upward in
comina weeks u retailen oootinue to~ along tax
inc:reue9 and make up for recent lo.es. "Alter eight
months of guoline pr!ce cutting, a market turnaround
may be at hand,' Lundberg said in hl1 weekly
Lundberg Letter. "'The question i.a whether it could
hold.'' Guollne prices roee wtth the ~~t-a-pllon
tax lncreue instituted by the federal government on
April 1.
Gold Quotations
By fte Alaoclated Pru1
Selected world gold prices today:
LoadOD morning fixing $f43.00, up $6.50.
LoDdoa afternoon fixing $4-4S.OO, up $6.50.
Putl afternoon fixing '44S.93, up $7 .50.
FrWfvt tbdng $443.90. up $5.92. Zt.rld late afternoon flx1na $442.SO bid, up $6.50;
$443.50 uked.
llDllJ Is Barmu only dally quote $443.00, up
$6.SO. ~ only dally quote $443.00, up ~.60.
Eqelbrd fabricated only dally quote '466.16, up
$6.82.
~ NEW YORK (AP) -Spot nonferroua meul
ptlc9~ •
C111• 80M..e2 centa a pound. U.S. destinaUam.
CaCJct74.&0 centa per pound. NY Coma spot
mamb Fri.
1AiC ll·D cmta a pound. .
Ille II cm• a ~md. diiUWNCI.
Tll ... 1141 M4'tlaJI w.-~· lb. Al 'lllllTt-.••~~.
111r .. , ... 00-~ 79 lb Oliik. ... _ -..oo marchAnt ~ owa;
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MONDAY, APRIL 18. 1083
Showing the way
New Rams Coach John
Robinson gets into the thick of
it during a mini-camp held
Saturday and yesterday at
Rams Park.
DeMr Not l'hotoe bJ Garr Ambroee
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Angels open
homestand
vs. ·oakland
The Angeu hope to atart another wlnnlng
atreak tonight whe n t h ey o pe.n a 12-game
homeatand against Oakland at Anahelm Stadium
(7:30).
The Angels won two out of three pmm in
Minnesota, loelng the finale yeat.erday, 11-8, u
fonner USC standout Dave Engle went 3-for-4 foe
the Twina, including a Ue-bre~ tw~run double
in the aeventh inning: ')
In tonight'• game, Geoff Zahn (1-1) pitches for
the Angela agalnat Oakland'• Tom Underwood
(0-1). The A's have won aix of their laat .even
Jamel and are now in flnt place in the American
League West, a half-game ahead of Tex.aa and one
game in front of the Angels.
The Angela enjoyed ~-3 and 7-6 lead• in
yesterday's games, thanka in part to home runa by
Reggie Jackson and Fred Lynn, but they ju.t
oouldn't atop Engle.
The San Diego pl'Qduct aaya he's ju.at looking at
hlmaelf as a late-inning pinch hitter and a backup
catcher. But the way he hit yesterday, he could be
(See ANGELS, Pa1e CO
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iUCI success no surprise to Kelchner Kyler leads
Rustlers By JOHN SEV ANO o<11e o.-. "-'....,
• No matter how many times
: you try to compute lt, the
• numbers don't add up. ! Take a look at the overall
. picture: UC Irvine'• bueball
' team, after 34 pmes. LI playfna
no better than two games over
• .500 (18-16). The offense hu
: been out8cored by 11 runs. while
; the pitchinc at.aft haa only five
• aavee to lta credit and an earned
• nm ayerage of almoet 5.00 (it's
. actually 4. 79).
Put-thoee fiaurea tqJether and
what vou get la a team that's
· currently atop the Southern
·Dick Williams .
~-Dravecky's
_-gaDie plan
California Baseball Association
atandi.nga.
It juat doesn't make aenae .
Coach Mike Gerakoa muat be
doing it with mirron.
You even aak Darren
Kelchner, the Anteaten' leading
hitter, foe an explanation and he
ahruga bia ahoulden.
"Our team . . . we just clicked
all of a audden," he aaya,
fumbling around for the right
worcia.
"We beat San Otego in a cloee
game," he adda, referring to the
opening of conference play. "And
then we played (UC) Santa
Barbara. and they were auppoeed
to be good, and we beet them two
out of three.
"All of a audden we reali7.ed
we were just as good as anyone
in the conference. I don't know
where or what happened . . . I
can't tell you when it was or
what it was . . . all I know is
that we're a dilferent team now."
The Ant.eaten are 10-2 in the
SCBA, a half game in front of
Cal State FUllerton (9-2) and one
game ahead of UCSB (9-3).
ThLI is in oontraat to a year ago
when UCI finahed conference
action ln alxth place with an
11-17 record.
Kelchner, a senior, cWTently
leada the club with a .347
average. He alao is the team
leader in at ball (121), hill (42)
and double9 (11).
His story' like ucr.. I.a alao
irregular.
~elchner wu cut TWICE in
. trying to make the bueball team
at Fullerton College before
finally transferring to Santa Ana
where he played one year.
He then went to UCI "only
because I heard Co.ch Gera.koe
needed players."
Hampered early lut aeason by
an injury. Kelchner eventually
got a chance to play regularly
once oonference play started and
responded by hitting .340 overall
with six doubles, four triples and
(See UCI'a, Paae C%) Darren Kelchner
For Meraquas, s-yne • or SWHD
Irvine team
struggling
to stay afloat
By CURT SEEDEN or ... Dlllr,.......,
It .eema lronlc that one year
before synchroniRd swimming
makea lta Olympic Gamee debut,
the Irvine-hued Meraquaa are
struggllng to stay above water, IO
to speak.
The competition, which hu
been a put of the Pan American
Gamel since 1955, will make lta
flrat appearance in the 1984
Games in L09 AQlela
It'• a triumphant turn of •
events for Meraquaa Coach
Dawn Bean, who, in bet, LI the
Olympe aynchrMi%ed swtmminl
director for the Loa Anaelea
-~-
near perfect ~· cloaer to home, the Menquaa are trylna valiantly to
•
r my afloat. 'lbe club, which once
numbered 90 younc women and
hid a waiUna list of more than
100, LI now down to 55. 'Ibere la
DO Jooaer' a waltfna u.t.
For that matter, there LI no lon&m' a pool 11le Merequu can
no lonaer pracUce ln the
SS-meter Herltaae Park pool in
Irvlnit, due to Jeaka and varlou.a
problema. That mean• the
swtmmen ... fon:ed to Jll1IC'tlce
ln an adjacent five-foot
iS.. iU&tQVM, , ... -.'I)
Irvine Meraquaa synchronized awimmen. (front row) Karen
Madlen (left) and Lori Dickie. In the top row are Candy Murphy
(Lelt) and Lea Bean.
Wild -NFL rumors are just. t~at
to title
TI.na Kyler allowed just one hit
in winning her 23rd game of the
aeuon as Golden West College'•
wt>men'a softball team captured
ita own tournament yesterday
with a 7-0 victory over Cerritos
in a flve-lnning game called
because of rain.
Earlier in the day Kyler was
beaten for Q.Q}y the third time as
Cerrito• tallied two unearned
runs in the sixth inning for a 2-0
win. That kept Cerritos alive in
the double-elimination tourney,
but not for long.
In the championship game, the
Rustler bats came alive wlth Lori
Ho~r alugatng a two:-nm -utpte
in the first inning, Rene en.a
getting a solo homer in the third
and Shanna Moor e belting a
tw~run triple in the fourth as
Golden West hit aafely 13 times.
GWC catcher Donna McElrea
went 2-tar-4 in the champtonabip
game and had four extra bue-
hlta in the tournament.
Kyler did not allow an earned
nm in 32 lnn1ngJ of play in the
tourney. Her eerned nm average
la now 0.27 for the lleUOn.
Cerritc., whkh fell to Golden
West, 1-0, in the opening round
of the tournament, had beaten
Pierce, 3-0, yesterday morning to
1ain the leflllfinala.
Falcona pitcher Becky Dod8oo
blanked the Ruatlen on just two
hita in the aemifinals. but Golden
Weal got to her early ln the
finale .
Holler, Kyler, McElrea, Liz
Muon and ere-all were named
to the all-tourney team.
Lakers can
concentrate
on playoffs
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Texai wine in 14, 1-0
Larey BUttatr 900red on Be.ton II ahortatop Oltu Hoffm1a'1 wUd ttlay
throw to th• p1-te wlth two out in the
top of the 14th lnnln1 ye1t.erday,
brMklna up a mara\hon pttchlna duel and Ufttna
Ttxa1 to • 1-0 -vlciory over the Red Sox to
hl1hU.ht American ~ bueball action . . .
In other 1a.tne11 Mllle Nirtl1 ecattcred five hit.a
and 1trucl< out 11 ln ellht lnnlnp u the Oakland
Bewildered Aikens
A'• dowT\cd Seattle, 7-6. for
their 1lxth win In aeven
1amH ... Jlm Oantaer
drove In tbroo runJ with a
home run and a eacriflc:e fly,
leadlna Milwaukee to a 6-S
wln over Kanaa1 City ...
Rookie Ron Kittle'• two-run
homer, hi• fourth of the
aeaeon, capped a four-run
flnt Inning to lead the
upset at Howser
From Al d11pa&dle1
KANSAS CITY, Mo. -Kanaaa
City Royal• first baeeman Willie
Aikena eay1 he la bewildered and
upeet by Manager Dick Howser'• MORNt Ch icago White Sox peat
recent deciaion to bench him agalnat left-handed
pitchers.
"Juat becau.e a left-hander la pitching lt'a·
like I can't hit," Aikens said. "Then he (Howaer)
aaya for the team to win I have to hit. I hate It,
man. I've done my job in the put. I could aee if
after two months I was hitting .200, but . . . if
I'm gonna help the team I need to play every
game."
Howser benched Aikens Friday in
Milwaukee against lefthander Bob McClure.
Aikens dldn't take part in batting practice or
infield drillt before Friday's game. Rowaer said
he was not diaturbed by Aikens' actions, but that
he had told him it better not happen again.
The move enables catcher John Wathan, a
better defensive player but a lesser longball
threat, to play first base and opens a spot behind
the plate for Don Slauaht.
Quote of the day
Detroit, 6-1 ... Mike Flua1an hurled a three-
hitter and Eddie Murray ~rove in two runs u
Baltlmore defeated Cleveland, 6-1 . . . Dave
Wbafleld arnaahed a two-run homer and Steve
Kemp ecored from second base on a sacrifice fly
aa the New York Yankees ~e from behind
with four runa in the fifth Inning for a 7 -:S
victory over Toronto.
Baseball today
1981 -In an International League night
game, the Rochester Red Wings and
Pawtucket Red Sox played to a 2-2 tie
through 32 innings before play was sus-
pended at 4:07 the next morning. They
completed the con test later that evening
with Pawtucket acorl.ng the winning run in
the 33rd inning of the longest game in
profeaional baseball hiatory.
Hammaker throws a gem
OtJ1 Blrd1ong, New Jeney Neta ~·
enumerating the three cert.aintiee of life:
"Death, taxes and my jump shot."
Atlee Hammaker tossed a II
brilliant two-hitter in leading San
Franclaco to a 3-0 win over Cincinnati
in the first game of a double-header in
Gretzky sets NHL record
National League baseball play yesterday. The
Reda won the nightcap, 12-3. Hammaker retired
the first 21 Cincinnati batters before Johnny
Bacla broke up the no-hit bid by lining a single
to left field on the first pitch of the eighth
inning. •In the second game, the Reds sent 13
batten to the plate in the first l.nn.ing, scoring
nine times ... In other action, Nofan Ryan
moved to within seven strikeouts of Walter
Jolmeon'• all-time major league record, leading
Houaton to a 6-3 victory over Montreal. Ryan,
makina hia first appearance of the season, fanned
aeven In aLx innings to run his career strikeout
mark to 3,501, compared to 3,508 for Johnson
. . . Bob BorDer'• two-run homer triggered
AUan1a to a 3-1 win over Philadelphia, snapping
the Phillies' five.game winning streak . . . John
Candelaria and Rick Rlaoden combined on a
three-hiuer aa Pittsburgh weathered two snow
delays and temperatures in the rnid-30s to beat
the Chicago Cubs, 7-0. The second game was
postponed due to bad weather.
Wayae Gret1ky established a ~
Stanley Cup single-game point record '
last night, scoring four goals and
adding three assist.a aa the Edmonton
Oilers took a 3-0 lead in their National Hockey
League playpff series wlth a 10-2 victory over
Calgary ... In other playoff games, Minnetlota
defenaeman and team captain Crall BaJUbvs
9COred one goal and assisted on another in the
final period as the North Stars beat Chicago, 5-1.
Chicago leads the aeries, 2-1 . . . Mike Ramsey
whipped a long wtiat shot put Boston goalie
Pete 1-eeten with 2:58 left in the game to lift the
Buffalo S a bres to a 4 -3 win over the
Bruins. Buffalo lead.a the aeri~ 2-1 . . . Eddie
Jobllltone 8COred two goala and the New York
Rangers withstood a furie>Us third-period rally by
the New York Ialanden to poet a 7-6 victory. The
Islanders lead the series, 2-1.
MERAQUAS: IT'S SYNC OR SWIM . • •
From Page C1
deep pool.
And if you've ever witnessed
the-ap.o.r..l .o.L syn c bro n i ze ci
swimming, it should be apparent
that a five-foot deep pool la an
open invitation for injuries.
"You can't vecy well go down
vertically in a five-foot pool,"
explains Bean. .. Becawie of this
(practidna a shallow pool), the 1
girls have gotten into eome nasty
habits which would kill them,
point-wbe in competition."
No pool and no money paint a
bleak outlook for the Meraquaa.
but once the girls start
competing, It's hard to believe
the club la atruggllng. For instance,-late-laat month,
the M~uaa and the Riverside Aquettee forces and sent a
U .S. de e gatlon to Odense,
Denmark for the Hans Christian
Anden1en Cup, a Scandinavian
synchronize<! t>wimming
invitational competition.
And that competition was
dominated by the U.S . team.
which won the overall tro~
ahd finished ahead o1 Italy,
Austria and Sweden among
other competitors.
The U.S . won the duet, team
ah.cl figure·eventa., placed aecond,
third and fourth in the solo
competition and added a bronz.e
medal in the duet event.
in the aolo competition,
the Meraquas' Lea Bean was
fourth.
n.en. in the duet oompetitiom
Been and Lori Dlckie took third.
Tbht week, acme members of
the Meraquas will be in Seattle
for the Junior Nationals. Then,
it's on to the Western Zone
Cbampionshlpl in Riverside May
9-13 where qualifying for the
8ellior nationals will be-held.
On Aug. 5, at least 18 countries
will aend synchronized swim
UCl'S KELCHNER • • •
From Page C1
two home runa.
He hasn't been out of the
lineup since.
"Darren is an outstanding
athlete who ia just starting to
come into his own," praises
Gerakoe of hia leadoff hitter. "He
can run, throw and has the
abWty to hit with power. He ia
jwt now becoming a fine oollege
player and major league
~·· Sa~ Kelchner: "I'm just trying
to pick up where nett off last
year.
A YSO Region 97
to hold signups
American Youth Soccer
Atlodatlon (A YSO) lleaton 97
(Wat Newport Beach) will hold
llpupa Saturcby, April 80 at
Enatan Junior Htah from 9
a.m.•noclL
'!be ~ ta open to youU.
5-18 1••n of aa•. The
reo111•don fee ..... 1191! p~Y•fl to the lea1ue
muat bf1n1 • birth certUJcat.t
when r~ and m\.W\ haw
80CClll' and ahorte for •
'The team, however, la hopeful
of changing iC. midortunea of
last year and continul!!I its
current aurae. . "Everybody that waa on the
team last year knows that we;re
good," insists the center fielder.
"This is a different team. This
one la really clme where last year
we had a lot of mixed
penonalitla
"At the beginning of this year
we didn't know what was wroos
Maybe it'• the fact we're more
inature now.••
"We 1truggled early In the
year ao our atatiatica are
deceiving," explaina Gerakoe,
who bu an amorted blend of 11
.won, 11 fl'eahman and the reat
IOpbcmore9 « jun.Ion ocmprtaing
the 28-man i.m.
"We're not playina over ou~
head1. We're playlna 1olld
~ We're lmprovtna f!Ver/
day, every 1ame. l knew we
were thill .,od. It )!st took me
awhile to ecavtnce them.••
ucr. AIOCte may have come
unexpeet•dly. but K•lchn•r
lDllllta it'•~ about to chan&e· -"W• k:riow w. can win It atl."
be wn. "All we haw to do 1'
play the wry ... mn."
teams to the Los Angeles Swim
Stadium adjacent to the Coliseum
(it's _also the site for th.e
Olympics), for a pre-Olympic
meet. And the Meraquas wil!
play host to some of the foreign
swimmers during their stay.
Despite the problems facing
the Meraquas, Bean remains
optimistic that the team will
survive and that synchroniz.ied
swimming will broaden its
horizon on the Olympic front.
"We expect the team and solo
events to be added to the
Olympic program for the 1988
Garnes," she says.
As for the Meraquas, rummaJ{e
sales, paper drives, white
elephant sales. art auctions and a
swim-a-thon bring in enough
funds to survive.
"Some of the older kids have
left the program, but we do have
·a budding novice group," Bean
adds.
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Denver gains NBA playoffs
The nenver Nuactia •arned th• ·m flrw National Buketball Amodatton •
flayoff berth 111t ntaht with a
26-106 win over the Kanua City Kina•· Du l11el and Alex En11t1h both scored 31
polntl and Kiili VandeW•I~• addod 29 for
Denver. The Nu1aet1 and Kan1A1 City each
flnJ.ahed with 46-37 records and the teama split
thoir head-&o-head eertet, 3-3, but tho Nuaaeta
advanced to the playoff• beca~ they had a
34-26 conferenQe record compared to the Klnp'
31-29. Denver will be at Phoenhc tomorrow ntaht
for ·theJr bett-of·three playoff eerlee. Portland
will be at Seattle In the other Weatern
Conference mini-eerlee . . . ln another NBA
&a.mo with playoff lfgntflcance, the New York
Knlcka defeated the Chicaao Bulll, 120-103. The
K.nlcka f~ New Jeney in the opening round of
the Eaatern playofh ... In oth er aames
yesterday, World B. Frff scored 20 POlnta to
lead Cleveland put Washington, 118-106 ...
Boston downed Philadelphia, 114-101, behind
Kevin McHale'1 27 points ... New Jersey
topped Indiana, 112-99.
Express plays Tampa Bay
to keep pace with the Philadelphia c ••
The Tampa Bay Bandits, hoping 5l
Stars for the best record in the United
States Football League, host the Los
Angeles Express tonight. Tampa Bay ia 5-1 while
LA iB 3-3 . . . In yesterday's action, Henchel
Walker scored two TDs and rushed for 142 yards
as the New Jersey Generals held off the
Washington Federals, 23-22 . . . RookJe John
William• ran 31 yards for a TD and became the
first Michi~an runner to tum in a 100-yard game
as he sparked the Panthers to a 17-12 win over
the Chicago Bliu ... Brian Speelman kJcked a
50-yard field goal with six seconds left to give
the Denver Gold a 9-7 win over the Binnlngham
Stallions.
Dotterer leads Stan{ ord
Former Edison High star Mike •
Dotterer hit a two-out triple to drive
in three runs, triggering a five-run
fifth inning that sparked Stanford to
a 10-3 college baseball win over UCLA yesterday
. . . Bruce Kimball and Mission Viejo's Wendy
Wyland won the 10-meter platform tiUes at the
U.S. diving championships in Indianapolis ...
The Pacific Southwest tennis championships
were postponed bealuae of rain. The finals are
scheduled today . . . The Pick Six at Santa Anita
paid $147,711 with two winners cashing in ...
Fuizy Zoeller shot a final round 71 to win by
two strokes in the Heritage golf classic at Hilton
Head Island, S.C. ·
Television, radio
TV: Base~ -Dodgers at San Francisco,
7:30 p.m., Channel 11.
RADIO: Football -LA Express at Tampa
Bay, 6 p.m., KNX (1070). Baseball -Oakland at
Angels, 7:25 p.m .. KMPC (710): Dodgers at San
Francisco, 7:35 p.m., KABC (790).
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By ALMON LOCKABEY
DeJfr ............. Wrtlef
John McL.aurin'1 Pendrai<m out of the bmt
California Yacht Club won the Mayor (of Lot
Angeles) Trophy race Saturday in a race from
Marina del Rey to Newport Bet.Ch.
Th1rty-el1ht boeta competed in the race wbSch
annually brino Marina del Rey yacht.a to Newport
Beach a weik In advance of the Newport to
Enaenada race. The race is also the first of
California "Yacht Club'• Overtorl Serle1 for
International Off1hore Rule and Performance
Handicap Racing Fleet yacht.a. •
The Mayor'1 Trophy goes to the IOR yacht
with the beat corrected time on the race. Pendragon
also wu the IOR C1au A winner.
IOR B winner wu Showtime, skippered by
Cotrell and Ballentine, King Harbor Yacht Club.
PHRF' A winner wu Junkyard Dog, skippered
by Don Adams, Santa Monica Yacht Cfub, and the
PHRF-B winner was Molly Muldoon, sailed by
Gordon Hansen. Windjammers Yacht Club.
Big Apple captures race
Big Apple, co-skippered by Gene Williams of
Balboa Yacht Club and E. Johanson, Voyagers
Yacht Club, was the C1.ats A winner Saturday in
the se<.-ond race of Bahia Corinthian Yacht Club's
Angelman Series for Perfonnance Handicap Racing
Fleet yachts. ·
Fifty-six yachts turned out for the race which
was sailed in light airs off the Balboa Pier.
Class B winner was Flying Circus, sailed by
Nick Tolman, Balboa Yacht ·Club, and the Class C
winner was Obsession, Bill Apps, Voyagers YC.
Trophy w1nner1 lri NCh ctaM:
CLASS A -1. Big Applto, G-Wllli-E. Johaneon, BYCNYC;
2. Encore. Joe Hoffmen, Behl• Corinthian YC; 3 . .i.ddl Maetet, 8fuce
HanMn. Voyagere YC.
CLASS B -1 Flying Clrcue, Nlc:tl Tolman, BYC; 2. Slt9M ll<Nket,
J.ck •nd Bruce Lareon. BCYC; 3. Nug4e Too, Jim and KM9n Nugent,
BYC.
CLASS C -1. O~. 8111 Appe, VYC; 2. On The Way, AJ Ind
Soot1 Neleon. Oana Po1n1 YC; 3. Tr• Oofdo, Ottve Pnce, ecvc.
Gaudio sails to victory
Mark Gaudio of Bahia Corinthian Yacht Club
was the Class A winner yesterday in the Harry
Wood Perpetual Trophy regatta for Lido-14s, one qf
the oldest events in the history of the class. The
five-race series was sailed inside the bay out of Balboa Yacht Club.
Gaudio topped the nine-boat Class A fleet with
a low score of 8 IA points.
Winner in Class B was Kirk Brown of Long
Beach Yacht Club with lOY. points in the 13-boat
fleet.
Pete Jefferson of Mission Bay Yacht Club, San
Diego, was the winne r of the Harry Wood
Perpetual for the first skipper over 50 to finish.
Trophy wlnnllf'8 In eech ct-:
CLASS A -1. Marie GllUdlo. Benla Corinthian YC, ev. point•, 2.
Oave Carroll, Mission Bay YC, 12¥•; 3. P.ie ~. MBYC, 111; 4. Gary Thoma, BCYC, 20.
CLASS B -1. Kiri< Brown, Long 8eectl YC, 10¥•; 2. Kurt Waldl,
King Harbo< YC, 13'h; 3 Oen Vordale, 8alboe YC, UI'~. 4. Tom Toepel,
eve. 23; 5. Paul wunams, BYC. 32.
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...,..,_,Gedman POI W-Jonea (1-0), L-ltanley (1·21 8-Tobll• UI 4-19,038 ........... ,,..,.,
Detfoll 000 010 000-I 2 2 CNcaoo 400 011 oo.-e 1 1 Ujdur. Aorame (Ill. laranav1 (7).
,,_ (I) and PanWI, ~Alls W-t.lmo (2-1) L-UjdUr 2). HAI-
°'*-· IClttle (4~ °"'°"· (S). A-14.nt.
OttatM •• lftdlana t
ClaVeland 100 000 000 1 3 0
BalltmC>fa 30 t 200 00• I t I
Blyla¥an, Elcl*bargar I&) and Bar>Oo, Flana9an and Nolan w Flanagan
(2-01 L-llfyla..,, (0-31 A-31,430
Y....,-1,alw.leyel
Toronto 010 030 010 6 8 2
N-York 030 040 oox-7 12 o Clancy, A Jackaon (5), Monttt C81 encl
8 Manlnai, Rawley -CarOM W-Aewlay (2-0) L-Clancy (I· I) HAl-
Naw York WlnHald (4). Tofon10-C
JoMaon (21 A 60,200
NATIONAL liAGUE
Pedrwe t, OodQefl 1
IAM OllOO ........
Rlc:harda II 3 0 I 1
WIQolMll 0100 8oNlta 2b 5 1 3 1
GatVey lb 4 2 2 I
Tl(Mdyo 5132'
LauanG r1 5 I 0 I
Tampltn M 5 0 I 0
A.Jonee Cf 5 I 3 I
Flanary 3b 5 1 2 0
Oravecl<y p so o O
LOI ANGii.ii
aibrllbl Su 2b 4 o o O
IAndr• Cf 4 O O O
8alcarll 4010
G-rero 31>4 0 I 0 Marallell rt 4 0 1 0
Bfocll lb 4 o O o
Yaeger c 3 I 1 0
Thom .. M 30 10
We!QI p 1000
Zac:lvy p 0 0 0 0 J.ildodo ph I 0 0 0 Nladnlr p 0 0 0 0 a.tor .... ph I 0 1 I
T.,..,.pt 0000
llac*wllll p 0 0 0 0
Total• 42 8 15 7 Tot• 33 1 I I ._. .., """'"911
San Diego 002 200 005-8
Loe Angalea 000 000 010-1 G.,.,.w1nn1ng RBI -T Kannacty (31
E -Su 2 LOB -~ OlaQo fl. Loa 4ngatee 5 2B -Fllnnary A Jonaa,
8onltla Ian otago • H II l"MIO
Ora'tllCky (W,2-11 t 6 1 I 0 5
w~~ 3'"' 9 4 4 , 3
~ 2 0 0 I I Zachty
Hleder>"-
Backwllll
2 10002
1 4 ~ 4 I 0
BK -Wele:tl T 2 29 A .-60 3e;l
A8tTM ....... ,
Montraal 010 002 000 3 5 2 HOU81on 310 100 oi.-8 8 2
Oulllctlaon. Burri• (41. Lercll (51. B
Smltll (7) and Carter Ryan, Ruhle (7)
and Mh•rO~k W Ryan t 1-01 L-Gullldlaon (1-21 S-Auftla (II HA1-
MontrM1. Cart., 111. Houllen, KnlQhl
(1) A-8,334 ....... ,,~,
.Allanll 000 000 210-3 7 O
Phlladetpl\la 000 000 010-1 5 3
P P9tat. Foatar !11.G.,bef 181 and Benedict Chrl1te~a1mer (4).
MonQe (91 end II ~e.z w -Parw 13-41
L -Farmar 10-11 S-G1rbat (2) HRa-
Atianle. Hor-(3) A 27.572
,.._TU. ......_1,cue.o
Chicago 000 000 000-0 3 3
Ptlllburgl> 001 302 Oh-7 15 0 TrOUI, llruUlar (8) and Da"'I Lalle 191
C-la ~ (7) and P·-W-
Canoetet1a (2·01 L Trout (1·21 S -
Pllodarl (II HR-Pttt-..gl\ Harper m
4 -13,887
~o--t---Of enowl
FIAIT QAMI
Qlante >. lladaO
Clnclnnall 000 000 000 0 2 0
San FrllflClleQO 110 OOt OOa -3 5 0 Prioe encl BllatdallO. Hamma1tar ano
Sranfy W-Hamrnaker (1·11 L-Pr10e (I· I) HR-a.ti ffanctacq, L-d
UCOND OAflll
...... 12.0&Mtal
Cincinnati 110 001 010-12 14 0 San~ 010 000 001-3 8 I
Pallor• HayH 1111 ano Trt•lno,
cai-1 A Martin ( I) CNle Cl). 8MT (8).
Minton (8) end M•J HR-San
Francleco, ~ (2) 4 -37 OIM
... c NCa hellllc~
WLPct.Q9
.~ 51 24 707 •-Phoanl• 53 21 641 5 • ..s.ni. 51 S4 6e5 10
a-Portland 41 M 511 12
Golden State 30 52 .3ee 21 San Diego 26 5 7 306 33 ....... .,......,.
y-San AntonlO 53 29 641 a-Oarwer 45 37 548 II ~ City 45 17 548 II OeltN 3e 44 413 , 5
Utllll 30 52 * 23 Houalon 14 ee 111 38
HITOIN COMNMNCa ..... .,......,.
z.,..~PflNllacNlpllatl_N..,..loo 96 17 783
a-Boalon Ill 2t 113 t ..... .Jar-, 48 33 581 18
....... Yorll 44 31 537 21
Waalllngton 42 40 512 23 c:.hl~ ,...._,.... 51 31 122
a-Atlanta 43 38 624 8 Oetrott 37 46 461 14 Ctllc:eOO 28 54 34 , 2a ~ iU~fij~
"~ Olayolt IPOI ,-dlnchad ~ 1111• 1-cllnct>ad dMtlOn end conleranca
1111• y ..............
Portland 1 ffl. Llftw9 10I
lloa4on 114, Pii••deti>N• 101
NewYOf11:110i= a.....ld , , .. w 106
0.-121, ~ 111
... __, 112. lndlerl4I .. ""°"* I ,0, Sen DllOO #01
SCOREBOARD
NaAIMa~ f'lflllfAC ~ (9"1., ""9) MawYanYa.New-...,
WednH day New York at New
Jaraay, n
Thunday New ~al New York n
Sunc:lay N-Yorll ti -JafMy, 11 _ .. ,.,.
Atlanta ,,._ halon
r.-1y Allant• 11 eo.1on, n
Friday -Boeton a1 411ant•. n
Sundey -Atlanta •I Bo11on, II
~
... , ..... c.....,_
l'Maftll -.,.,... TUM<lay -Dan..., at Plloanl• n
TllU<9dey -Plloanla at Danv«. n
Sunday Oanv., el P'-<I••. n, II
~ ... ttta .... P ......
Wtdneaday PMi.nd et Saaula. n
Friday -S..llla el PorU9nd. n
Sunday Portland at 8Hllla, II
~
Trellblezert 11t, Lek.,. 10I POflTLANO -Neu 19, Tllompeon 18, w C0099f 2, Puaon 29, v-.una 15.
L-14, CAt'r 14. No<rll 4. T_. 4, v .. 110.ven 2, Buff 2 Totall 49.100 21·27 118
LOI ANQll.ll -Aamb19 4, Wiik•
19, A~abbar 31, McGee 4, Nl1<on
10, M Coopa< 18, Jona• 12, Ml• 8 Lal\Cl1barga< 1, C JOh~ 2 Tota.la
43-e7 21·24 IOI a-.i.,o--.
Portlancl 30 21 21 33-I 18 Loe~ 32 23 31 22-108
TllrH-polnt goal• -M Cooper
,Fouled ou1 -None Aabound1 -
Portland 44 (Nall 81. Loa "noa!M « (Abdul..Jabbar 10) Aaalllla -l>ortlan<I
28 (Thornc>eon I ). Loa ~ 29 (Nlxon
12) Total foul• -Portland 20, Loe
4ngelaa 29 A -11,508
lenta Anita YllnflOA Y'I •IUL Te
(ant .. ....., ~ad~· ,.IAIT llACll. I'_. lurtonge II'• a Good One (Mc:Cm)
e.90 'oo 300
Tha Argyla Kid c vaiarw..lal 4 eo 3 20 SN>oone Bannia 1s1-1 2 80
Aleo •acad KllaHdon. Ebony Bronze. S1100t1no wind. 1n-ctlol. Chatgaur.
Pino A.tu! Tala 01 Trtumpfl, lnartlculal•
Time I 17 115
UCOND AACI • .AbOul I'~ luri0n91
on tU11
Olympiad 1 Son (H~ 40 3 00 2 80 ~ (Plneay) 3 40 3 oc
Oeflar>oe (Mcearron) 4 llO
AIM> 1aca<1 ~ Jed< Ftlandly
unu 1111111~ No Hot01 Qar•td Monlelalr
Time I 13 115
»DAILY ooueu 11-n Ot10 s" oo
THlflf) llACI. One mlla
Bel Al)yal (Sfl<>arn•• .. I 13 80 e eo 3 80
Nagollale (Dalllhou ... yal 5 00 3 00
Laon Leo (PlnCayl 3 00 Aleo reeed Praprln1, Conclarga.
~=~·I, •Ill.ACTA (2-4) paid atn 60
FOUllTM l'IACL I tunonoa CharGlnCI Hoel (Mui 38 00 17 00 10 00
Jail Sett Joa (Toro) • 80 4 00
o.1>y Call (H.-YI 5.40
Aleo raoad Sw!ft Aael, IR Poww. AMI H' T lmaly, 8atlyhoo Man, GOiden E. A9ld =. PrOjecllle. &--.. s-t. Pei
T1ma I I I 415
FFTM l'IACI. I 'A -on IUfl l>.d Man (P9droa) 14.20 8.IO 3.IO Hatarnoto (Callanada) 5.20 3.40
Dauntlaae (Mceatronl 4.00 AlaO raoad Patrlei. Mcflg, Meegia'I
a.I L• Notra. 1'4arblt au.yte Time" 1 49
• lllACTA (S-41paid 1156 50
llXTII l'IACL 7 =r Marlllue'a ~(Mc:Cm 00 480 4f Pr9doul ..,, ... (UpNfn 43 20 15 IO'
S<ll\wl'a ....._. IV.......-i &.IO'
Aleo raoad. Zan 10r M . Snubbed, No Can Danca, Iron Kitty, final Figure.
C4pitallzatlon, a-.. Aleo.ma nor-.
AetllM OMoat Time: 1•23 4/5
UVl'.NTH llACL 1141 ITlllM on turl. Gl'Altd 8.icony (Plncilyl 3 40 2 40 2 10
Boalo CT oro) S.IO :uo
Lypnard'• Pride (Moewtonl 2.90
Aleo rao.d Clubll-. 4mrapour,
Muc:h Tllouoht. F~
Time 1.46
• l'llACTA (7-8) paid *2t 60
a f'tC« '°' 11-2-1...._n pa1a 1141,-
111 20 with 2 w1nnl"ll tlckat1 (ela
h0<9M) 12 Pldt Six --.iton paid
S238 40 w1111 411 w4f"*'CI tlc*.C. 1""-...,,_,
IJOHTM RACL I ~ lltllla.
The Wonder (lltlmlir) 1.IO 4.80 3.00
KOMW911 (Padtwal 7 40 3.00
Swing Tll OeMI ~ 2.10
Aleo raoa d· l!atorll, Motavato.
M-ltal . nm.: 1•48 111
~ l'IACC. I 141 mllea
Cao\etl Dftent (Mo0m)6.00 3.40 2.40
Cattto wamor ISlblltel t oo 4.90 CNw(llne aw ~ 4.90 41itO teoM: Febulcllle ,._.,t.,. Ram
lloldly. MW1 P1P9..,.. lo T........, 1" t·62 !IS.
.. lllACTA (l-2) peld S 157 IJO ·~u.-. .
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AT\.ANTIC W L Pct. n PA
• I 967 14$ 67 5 2 714 119 130
2 5 281 108 172
t 8 143 84 112
CINT'RAL
5 1 833
4 3 571
3 4 429 2 5 2MI PA~
124 113
1811 " 118 128
97 105
4 3 671 IOI 108
3 3 500 91 13 3 4 429 124 103
3 4 429 124 113 Y•tanlaf• ._..
Danvat 8, Blrmlngl\am 7
Mich~, CllicaOo 12 New 23, Waahlngton 22 Boaton 44, ArW>na 23
TaMtM'eca-ta
Loe 4ngelaa at T.mpa Bay ....... ca-..
Loa ~ et MIC:Ngan. n
0an .... 11~n .....,.....,.
OallJand at 81rmlnghatn
Boelon et PNladelpNa
Tempe~~:
-Jateey al Ctlk:eQO. n
Boeton ... Altzone 23 loatw .., a--.
8oeton 10 3 10 21-44
NUona 0 7 9 1-23
Boa -Crump 2 peaa from Walton (M-tlklclll 8oe -FGM~38
Mz -~· 4 peea from ~ (,,..,_ kldtl Boe -FO M-tJ 20
Boe -a.via 9 run (Maznttl kid!)
Boa -fO Muzetll 60
Ml -Mutray ' ""' (Balholm .,.. lromAlahar)
Boe -Crump ' ""' (~ kldt) Boe -CNrncl 4 run (.._II klc:k)
Boe -Loc:UO f\lrnble ~ In end zone (Maulatll Ille*)
Artz -8alholm 2 p.-from Kruae-
(Balholm p.-from l(ruagar)
A -20,911 .......... 1 .......
RUSHING -Boa1on, Crump 21-100,
Davie a-1 e. o Jonnaon 3-23 Artz.one. Murray lt-77, Clarlt 3-15.
· PASSING -801ton. Walton 20-28-183-0, Arizona, Rlal\e r
13-26-123-2, ~ e.11-65-1 RECEIVING -&.ton, C Smllh 4-14,
Franr 8•113. Crump 5-17 Arlron•.
Belholm 7-11, Flowere 5-35, Murtay
3-25 MISSED FIELD GOALS -None
o.n ...... alnnlnghem 1 .... ..,~
0.-' 0 0 3-8 Birmingham 0 7 0 0-7
Oe n -o M1t1h1w1 15 Piii from Jonneon (pMa ,...,,
Bir Gant 4 (Nonwoocl kid<)
Dan -FG 9'**'*' 60
4 -2t,260 ....................
RUSHING -Oarwer, Sydney 14-11,
Miiiar 6-11 8irmlngllwn, Quar1-13-711,
WNle 13-47, Cotllar 4-2t P4SSING -Denver, Jollnaon
18-38-2-115 8lrrnln9ham, Collier
I l-a7-t-112
RECEIVING -Oanvat, ~ 2-31,
"'-).30 ~.Muon 4-51,
Smilll M2 MISSED FIE\.D GOALS -o.n .... , ~ 112 ~Horwood 47,
MlcNaeft 17' CMcego 12 ,..,...,0-W.
~ :s 3 0 8-t2 MlohlQlln 0 3 14 0-17
Chi -FG Coml 25.
Chi -FO Coml 45.
Mtcfl -FG 8ojcMc 20
Mlol\ -WllMlt 3 I run (BoioYIC kid!).
Mloh -l.&y I ""' (8ojcMc kie*).
Chi -Long 1 ""' (pMa ~ A -11,134 ..................
AUSHINO -~. Lone 12·78. Spencer 12-21 Mlchloan, w1111arn1
lt-1)3, l.ac:y 11-24
PASSING -Clllce90, Landry
12-30-101-2 Mlclllgan, Heber! tt-29-1~ ,
RECEMN0 -CNcloo. 8'IQOI 4-61,
Spenoar -.20. Lone S-21 Mlell\Jeatl,
Cobb &-11, l8C'f 4-11.
MIS8ED ~U> GOAl.8 -Ctlk:eQO. eon-• 12. ~ 9uto* 46
.... ,,.,.., n. ...... ton 22 .... ..,o..w..
waaNngton 2 I o 14-22
..... ...., 0 17 0 t-2.S
WMtl -S.-V (Jac:otla ran OUI of end -· NJ -Hloka 40 '*' from 8co4l t... lalladl NJ -Wallar 2""' (Qw1tlon PMA lrom
loon)
WMtl -~ 11 pa. lr'Cft Gm.n
(llldl fWd)
NJ -FO JaooM U
NJ -W•• I ""' (llldt lllladl W• -WalMn I J19M lrom 0..... (Wlftart .,.. "°"'<MIMI) w .... -.--12 .,.. "°"' OllMI (pmt felled)
A -U ,Stl .................
,,UlklNG -WHlll~~ .lamM 10-ll, Tmvtcw 17-15. New , W ...
2 .. ~4J.1....~M7. ' p-._ WllNl'IQtol~ ~
3-1-0-21, Oll!Mlm 10-tt-,·1". N"' .ienw. loot! 1t-214-IOI. 1111etJVINQ -w...wne1oit. ,,_ t-11, TIWIOt 4-a. .._ ....,., ...,_,
........... 11 .-11110 FIELD OO~ll w~ aa • .._ -..,. --.
Orange Cout OAIL.Y PILOT/Monday, Aptll 18, 1983 Cl
Herl .... CIMt lc
(et Hiit.,. IMd 191aftd, l .C.) m Fuzzy z-. 183,000 117 Jim Halford, 137 ,IOO m
87-72-96-71
14-16-70-7 t
Mac 0 Gt.oy 120,300 11-75-73-73
8ob E .. IWOOd. S20,300 87-97-71-74 -Torn Klla, Sll,4112
• CaMn Peele. I 11,4112 Cra19 Sladlar, 111,462
David Gtallarn, S II .412
Hala kwtn, Sll,492
Marti MoCumbar. Sll,482 .,
1>.ndy e..n. S7. 700
Ban Cranlollaw, S7,700
L• Tr9\Mo, S7.700
Fred Couplaa, S7,700 -
75-M-97-70
72·11-70-70
70-71-47-72
70-.......72 7CM6-7t-73 7~73
8e-71·72..fi
11-74-ee-70
96-72·72-11 7~8-73
Lou Grll'IM'I, 15,775 72-e&-75-17 Lanny Wedt<IM, 16,776 10-74-et-9e
Woody l!l!Kkbutn, 16,775 ee-70-70-73
Mat'k McNoilly. 15,776 ~72-75 -~d '"'°""*"'· 14.726 71-70-7,_.
Jim Tllorpa, '4,72$ 70-71-70-72 ..
i_, ~I. 14,080 73-71-66-72 Peter J~. 14.oeo 71-97-71-7!1 ..
Larry Min, '3,3IO 87-71·76-71 0o..e T_., 13,390 lle-71-7,·71
Oonnla Hammond, 13,JeO 17-72-72-74 -8c>ott Hoell, S2, 4&2
9oO ~-. 121432 Scot1 a~. aa.432
Barry J~. S2,432 NJCll Price, S2,432
Gtty l<odl, 12,432
Chip '**· 12,432 John Cook. 12. 4a2
IS7
JC Snaed. 1uoe
AllanW..1 SU09
IMO Aolll. a1,IOt
Joe llwnan, •11~ t.. E>dar. SI.--Don Poot.y, S1.435
Forreat FR!ar, Sl,'35
Bob Murphy' s 1,435
Jay H-, 11,435
Datlla wateon. SI ,435 -
72-72-72-70
70-75-70-71 88-17-76-73
70-71·72-73
70-70-73-73
118-11-71-75
71-71.a-75
71-7o-70-75
11-7'-73-418
71 ...... 76-72
71·74-70-72
72-71·71-73 70-71-74-72
71-74-71-97
73-70-73-72 73-a-7 4-73
76-71-71-74 et-11-71-77
SI-Hart, 11,099 96-76-7'-71
Pho 1-1anooc11, s1,oee 70-7'-72-73
Ae11~.11.oee 11-12-12-14
Torn Jenlune. SI.ON 71-72-71-711 v.,_ Heafllar. SI.ON 70-74-411-79
Ot1ando Ca...6c
(et OIWodo. Pia.I -Lynn Ad-. W ,500
t1I
JoAnna c-S12,IOO J_. Ander-eon, 112,IOO ,,,
Dabbla M....,,, S7 ,!IOO m
4-Mlllar,15,360
Patti RIUo, l&.360
Donn• White. *5.360 ,,,
PanyS-,'4.050
J-Blaloc*. M.050
Lon Garbacz, M.060
t14
Sua &11, '3.300 Marly~IUOO ,,.
Jan SI~ U,'6Q
t1I Myre Van ~ 12,840
'17
Peggy eon.,. 12.3, 5
Belay Kq, 12.3111
Sally Uttle, 12,S 15
"' llldll Tabor, S 1.732
Lanora Muraolla, St,732
Sandra Pott, 11,732
e.tll OarWll, S I, 73a Barbfa MlrrlNa, S!,732
Sandra p._, s 1.732
DO Pal 8redlloy, Sl,320
AyWio Ok.-. a u20
SaNlra Heynle, S J.320
.i-Cfaller, Sl.320 ""'-ty ~ eoo,r .• 1.120 ..._..._,,,,no
111
Joyoa ~. '8111 Carotyn ... *5
MlnOy Moore. -Ctwte Jollneon, '"5
Connie a..ml, ....
l.Ju'te ...........
11--.11
ee-72.70
70-74-11 71 ..... 72
70-70-72
72-71-70 70-7(>-73
71-71-71
72-72-71
-.1&-11
73-73-71
70-73-74
72-73-72
72-76-71
74-72-7:)
72-73-74
72-74-73 73-73-73
75-71-73
74-74-72 87-7 .. 77
7~71-71
71).74-71 1s-12-n T .. 11-1'3
73-76-72 73-74-74
72-74-75
72-16-74
76-72-74
71-74-TI
,,. ..... ...... --8Nf' .. .
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V:cc, WL Jorge AMr9t9o. IM Joae, 11, IOr•Alllf•'•WeA,_,._..,I, ...,.. lllta. ~y
Al LM Vee-awtl ~ .. Salt LAM City, WL Mila....,_,..._,., N.J ..
10, ,_..,Ton,~ ..._., WL
~1111. Huntlngto" llH0'1, 10
MlllDAY
lormlo, ~ EuHlllO Pedrore, P-vs. ~.....,_,
N.J ., U , for Pedrou'e WIA ~We. At AllMtlt: Olly, N.J.: Aleltlt .,..,..., ..... llllnd. F1&.. .....
Cltudal -..HI. Trl"ldad, 10, 1unlo• .......
Grenet Prta lCIUINlfMl'll
(•• Al•-«n·""-· ,r_) ........ l'lMI
Matt w11anc1ar cs-1 def Saroio C...i (Spain) 6-3, 6-2 (Wllandar win• $15 0001
Women'• toumement
(MAmallelelend,Fia.) 1 ....... ,..... _,
Ct1111 E-1 LIOyd (U SI del Car1ing B•-1 (Canaoa1 6-3, 2-1. 7.5 (Uoycl
Wine 132 000. 8-t wtna S 18,000J
Peclfto Soutttwnt Open _ (at Loa.,...) --......_
s1no1aa and doublaa nn.i. poa1ponac1
l>eeauM ot rain, raac:hadulad for today
WCT tourftllfnenl (et Hiiton MNd IMand, l .C.)
1 .. n Lend=c~ovakl•I dal
GuHlafmo V11a1 (A.rganlfnal. &-2. 1-1, 6-0 (Landi Wine S 125.000. Vllaa Win• l40000)
~ ,,....,.,. .......
lklllelo 4, BOiton 3 (BullalO laade
--.2-1). NY Aengere 7, NY lalander1 8
'lllandan ._, ...... 2-1) Mlnnaaot• 5. Clllcago 1 (Chicago
IMde ....... 2-tl Edmonton 10, Calgary 2 (Edmonton
laeda -· 3-01 T~O--
Boalon a1 BuflalO
NY ltlandar• at NY Rangar8
CNcllQO at MIMMOla
Edmonton et Calgary ....... ,..a-
8uflal0 al Boaton, n
NY Rangaro et NY lalandar1. n
Mlnneeol• at Chicago, n Calgary et Edmonton, n. H _.y
~ ' ' . "
w ...... T • ..,..,..
QOl.Olbf •tt Tow-•mNf ....... c.r.....1.a....•-0 GOiden Waal 000 000 0-0 2 4
Carrl!oe 000 002 0-2 4 o KJlar and McElraa, Ood1on and a-. a-.-... GOIOarl Weal 212 2G-7 13 0 OerTilOa 000 ~ T 1 l(ytar and i..ecar.: Dodeon. Clalr (2) art4 8-W-Kyl«. (23-31 L-~ HA-cro. (GWC). 38-Hollw
CGWCl. t.toor. IGWC).
M-1~ ,_,. -Ho11w IGWC). Gaorva (Plarw). Eaton (Cenftoe). ~
1owe1. McElfH (GWC), SlaltarJ e l1 Clair (Catrltoa), Tacllallai oe~ 0nJ. (GWC). l<)'lar (OWC).
(c.rl!oa). ~ (fWadana).
Camel. Where a man belongs ..
8 mg. "ter. 0.7 mg. nicotine ev. per cigltttte. FTC Repon DEC. 'Bl
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l(lttfl Or9i8 ... H Of Ooete ...... Coufttr of Orenoe. TNa.........,,. .......... ttie ,,. .,..,...... .. OOlldUOlild br I
,... ..,.......,. _ tllld _. .,. ewe of ~ "" ~ County oe.ta °' ~ ~ °" M.,..,.. ~ County Cleril of er.,.. c-.., on ood1, 01\811111 o r puu1111 Aptt 1, ttN. Thie .. ......_, WM Med w1111 INt
MIRll JI, tMS, ,,.::;.tyot.Mec#IMd M4ow In the ll'uOlllMcl 0, 00tt"re =ty,cr.-;;: Or1n91 County on
P'ublllllff O•tn,. co .. ~ lrW ~ -Qold Olube. 8t.ero. 8 Piiot, ~ t 1, trl:. • t;J.;t "'11"7
flillot, Aotf 4, 11, ti, tt. 1Ma. ~ ~=·-...._ It loul. P'ublllll•d Or•nr.: Co11t Diiiy ________ ,..1Hu.H1--. ·-~ ,__ tM rtgllt to bid ---.. -.. -IC--.ncl--------llllot, Aprll 4. II, t • H , t~•A
"8JC M)TIC( •t lh• a•lt. P'u•Cll .... m111t be MlmOUI • H•M .... ~:r=.~= NAmlTAW MUCMJTIC( N011CI or ~ IA.LI OOodt .,.. totct .. 11. w ~ b9 Tll• follo.ino pet1on I• doing 1--...... .,....---.-----...---°' ~ "'°""'"' remowd ti the tllM of ~ ~ -fl011110U9 ....... Notto ,. llltebr QIY•n tll•I .... ~)90! IO Pfb oenoekllOn In CA"H" INTlflNATIONAL NAlm ITA'-NT
P\lf'WMt '° MOtlOn , ... "' lllt CMI tllt ~· or MUi.tMlll betWMll ~LISHINO, 2'°' ,.,clNlrn. eo.t1 _., Cod•. lt•ll or Cet1torn11, tll• llndlor'd w otllloittd pwty. Oll«I ....._CA.. t202t Tll• fOllowlne l>WIOll 11 c101ne ~~~--.:: ::: = ~ ~t~:. d.:,,of ~.1113. Cote~':.~'°' '°""""'· ~ :"' 0 0 0 I( I I J A .. dtlY °' . ,..,, II 10;00 o'Olodl P'ubltelltd Oteno• Cout o.lty TNI ~ le ~ t>y 1 COU.ICTIOH, 17 tt Wllll• "°8d.
Lm .. on IM .,,_.... wlllr't Mid Piiot. ~ 11, 1a. fNJ ~ ~. ~ ~ M114
properly hH b"n etor•d. end \17&-83 Dllt liml llml '"'* l19ttr, HIOO V~ture Mllcll.,.. looetld • P'ublc Slottp. · T1'll •••111111 ... lll9d wllll the lovl•Ytrd, luU1 41•, lllerm•n
Inc., tU4t ~ "°8d, In the Qty ~a.II of Orlnge County on Olka. Caillfomlil tt403
of llWll, County of OrMgl. Stll• of "8JC N0T1C( , ...,. 24, 1-. ~ .....,... It conducled by .,,
Callfornll. the lbelldoned QC>Ode. fltelmOUI ._.. I ,.,_ lnclMdull. ollatt1t1 °' P•rton•I propertr NAiii ITAT'lmNT P'ublllfl.cf Ofano• Co"' Dilly Jono'I "· 8ohlro d..crtbed below. In 1111 ~ of: The fOllOWI I clot Piiot, ~" •. t t, 11, 25, 11~ AtlOfMIY 1or "'91-trant TOM HAAPEflt: ~ tt0 perton 1 no 1475-.13 Thie 1Ctlemlnt -llleCI wttll lfll
3 bid Ir-. 3 loldlng ~ 0 IS :rN CT IVE CA APE l & • Couftty 0Wtc ol Orenge County on 4 tel>IH , 1 11mp. 2 cllHll, 1 IJPHOLSTEAY RESTORATION 810 "8JC NOTICE M.wdl 24, tea
rollew•y bed, 2 boa 1prtng1, 2 Clltcl Pl eo.11 Mlle. CA. 92829 =~"""· 15 l>ocH, I ced1r ~ N1Vtr'911~. 110 Cl11d Pl ..
LMdorct --1111 right to bid Cotti Mlle. CA llM2e
It Ille Ille. P.,relle ... m"ll be ~~ le oonductld by Ill
rnl6e w4tll oeetl ~ llld.peld lor It Aldi NIVWfette
1111 time ol ~ All puror\Mld Tiiie 1t1l'"""t -IMld wttll Ille ooodl .,.. eold M ... end ~ IN County C1tB. ot Or-,.._....., on
rwnoved •• the lime of~. M -....... """""' 8111 tut>jlct 10 prior ClnOllltton In etch 31, 11183.
1'11117' Ille IYellt Of letllemenl betWMn Pul>llllled Orenr Collt 01ity :~~~11":'n~~~; = Piiot, Ai>r1I 4, 11, 1 . 25, 1':4M3
11183.
Pvl>lte Stor~. lnG. MOC M)T1C(
"'""°"8WN MAIM ITATnmfT Th9 lollowlng Plf'IOM WI dolog
"11171 Pu1>111111d Or1no1 Cout O•llY Pllol, ~N 4, 11, 18. 25. 1913
150$-83 ~-MI! a a A a Ea. ET c. 1 0 ___ MUC ___ NO_TlC[ ___ _
~ Or., 1N1M. CA 112715.
KA"l.H LYNN IMILEV. 63°' ll'tCTntOUI Ml ... U Seethor. Or .. ~ CA 112983. NAMI ITAn•NT OASRll!LLA l<APLAN, tO Tiie lollowlng PlflOnl "'doing Sl\IPdfteon Or., IMne. CA 12715, l>u"'-M : Thlt ~le conducted by 1 ORANGE OE HAVEN QUEST
glnlflt~. HOME, 21111 ORANGE Ave., Coele
l<lr9l'I ~ 8mM9y M-. CA. 921127 t;111e ~ -llleCI wltll the Oodofredo P. N•ur1no, 24
l..llldlord
Pul>ll1ll•d Oreng1 Co11t Delly Piiot, Aptll 11, 18, f"3
CoUnty Cllrtl ol Orenoe County on Yortnown, tNtne. CA. 11211•
fllCYl'T'IOU• .,_.. Aprll 1, 19113. Elm• 8 , Neureno, 24 Patanl Yorktown, IM!e, CA. 12714
tll7e.a3 ni. =:"s!r~ doing Pul>lllllld Ot•noe COHI Delly Thll l>u""-9 •• oonducted by"' et: Pt6ot, Aotll It, 18, 211. Mey 2, 11183 lndlvldull.
CREATIVE CONCEPTS, P.O. 1M3-l3 OocSofredo P. Nlut'lrlo MIN"'°" COURT 0/1 Box 11175, t0745 Morning Glory ----MtJ--IC-lllO_flC( __ -.;....;.;;.I Thie el~I '::::: wttll 1119 C~°"*A A\19., FOl.W\taln V"'-f, CA. t270I Countw ...._._ of Or•...w. ,.._~ COCMTY 0/1 OllNIG9 Cul1ton K . Hinz. 10745 PIClmOUI .,_.. "..,_.,. -...... -·.,on
Ill 1M ......, If .._ Alt' th o Morning Glory Ave .. Foun111n ..._ ITAW Mwdl 31· lH3.
of: MARY IRMA ROlaflllT8, V.a.t, CA 12TOI ... ~Of-towing penon 11 doln ~1:ihed Or•ni.• c0111 Delly ll'etttleol•, "' ~.. ........ ""' ~ .. oonduc:t-' by ., --Piiot ........ ~ 11 1 2• ...... C.. ..... A-f1'1IJ"I lndMdull. I STEVEN'S PHARMACY, t528 '..,.,.ft'"• ' ' "• 1~ ~TO 8"0W CAUM CartMon K. HIN ~ V ... Or .• Elle, Coat. Mlle. -----------"°" CMAMoa 0/1 Mm n. IUtlf!W'lt -tlled with lhl CA l2e2t. •-.,,. MnnH" M A R y I R M A "0 B E R T a . County Cl9rtt of Or-. County on WM...UAM RICHAN> AOBUSTO, ,.._ ""I llK
petttlonlf,llMlllecl•petltlonlnthll MWOll24, 1N3. 750 W. Sen JOH AYI , 1<·4, PICTlrliOU99UM•U
court lor 1n order a llowlng n..-a..mont, CA t1111. MAim aTAW
petltlonlf to dllrlae lier -lnlm f'vl>llehed Or1nge Cout Deity Thie~ le conduoled by 111 TI:e followlng perM>n 11 dOlng MARY IRMA 1'08ERT8 to Pllol March 21, Aprll 4, 11, II, lndMduel. ~-: MA~N AO&ERTS HOAAK. 1N3. Wiiiem R. Robulto PRODUCTIVE PROGRAM·
II 11 llerel>y ordtrld lh•t I ll 1456-113 Thll ....,._. -tlled wlll'l ltll MINO SERVICES •• 4122 W
per90M lntw•tld In 1111 m•tter Counrr. a.rti ol Dl'lllOO C:-ty on McF1ddeft A ...... Sante An1, CA.
lforwald ..,.,_. belor9 thll oourt "8JC N0T1C( • Aotll • 1183. 12704
In Oepart.-11 No. 3 et 100 CMc nun. Rlollerd Ramirez Mendon,
Center Drive W111, Sent• An•. PK:llllOUe WM Publl1111d Or1ng1 Co111 Delly 4122 W. McF1dden A ...... Senti
Cllltotnle, on~ 2, llNl3, et 10:00 NAm ITAtamNT Piiot, Aotll I I, 11, 25, Mey 2, IMI Ana. CA. 92704 o'cloctl Lm., end men and Iller• Tllo lollowlng per1on 11 doln11, __________ 1M-.....743...;;.;. T'llll i...ir-le conduc1ed by.,,
lflOW cam. " WP'/ !tie)' ._., wtly ~ -'~ lndMclull.
Mid p«hlon lor cfllnO' of -PATHS TO POTENTIAL 10457 "8JC llJT1C( Rlc:tllfcl A. Mltldozl
8ho;lld not IN gnntld. Smotl• ~ Court. Fountlln Vt/Ml:f, ACnnoue .,_.. Thll ltatlmWit -fllld wlltl "" It le fllrttw OtOlt9d !Mt • COC1Y of CA 112108 County Cler1t of Orenoe County on 11111 order to 1how c•ul8 b• M•rllyn K•y H•tcll. t0457 Thi =.vlTA~ ........, Aprft 1. 111113.
P"bll1h1d In Tiie Delly Pllol, 1 &nolte Rlwr Court. Fountlln Vl/llrrf, ~II: P9'90lll -~.,. PaUnO n~ of gMlfel clroulellon. CA. 12708 HUNTINGTON &REAKERS Pul>ll•ll•d Oren1i• co .. 1 Delly =~..: '::: ,:n~~ ~~Ill c:onducild by 111 APARTMENTS, LIMITED. 8 t t Piiot, Aprtl 11, 11, 5, Mey 2, 11183.
w1ek1 prior 10 Ille d1y of Hid Merttyn Hetcll Anton ~d. Suite 1170, Coste 1937~
Miring. Tillll ltlltment WM flied wllll Ille Meel. Cllltofnla II~ 0. "8JC N()T1C( 0.lad: ~ 2•, 111113. County Ci.rt! of Or.nge County on W I l M 0 R E C I T Y ,~.,. Domenlc:1llnl, Mwcll 24, 11113 DEVELOPMENT, INC., • Callfomle '1CTTnOUI ....... NdOe of !hi Superior Court 1'21 ... corpcwallOft, 81 I Anton ~d. ...._ ITATDmNT ~AMa. •>*SM, p.,1111.neo Or•no• Cot1t 01Hy Suite 170, Colt• Mw. Cellfomll ni. followtng per-. ••doing
CLAM a O'HAAA Piiot Aprtl 4, 11. 1e, 25, 1N3. 92e.28...._.. .. 111 811 A ~ ae: CA.,..,.. L ,_ 1803-83 .._, ..,eyw · ... n1on PARIS INVESTMENTS, INC., m L ..... 8t., ~d. Suttl 1170, Coltl ....... t14et Peate eoeet ttwy •• Sul'lel %1'1111.... Clltomll 9282t "-"· Cllltomll 90743
Loe ......... CA ~ ....: NOT1C( Thie ~ .. conducted by • I( • I " )' D • v I I • I 4 ' 0 t
(IU) ..._ llmltld p&J1nlrlNp. e Ir m Ing It•"'. W •II m In 1 t., . Publllhed Coat! Delly fltCTIUuU• .,_.. Wiimore City C8lflornle t2t83
Piiot Mtrcll rlt 4 1 t If. ..... STATDm:WT o.i ~t. Inc Thll ~ " oondYclld by I tt13' • • ' ' Tiie fOll~ P«IOll la .4o1ft9 81-\ P. a.n.IQllOfl. coipcutlon ~ -ll'rlalcl9nl ---------1-50_7_~_ CHRISTIE ASSOCIATES, 2010 Thie"""'-" -Ned M1t11t11 Pwtl lnvwe.mente. Inc.
""'' c.ucs.i. ~ 6-:h, CA. c:i.n. of Or-. County Oii ~·
QClllM>U8 .,... ..
..._STATl-.rf
t2lleO Mll'Ctl 1e. 1983 ~lhll A. PodleMy, 20IO....... -a C..-Thie ICat.ment -fllld wttto \hi c.ucs... ~ 8-:h, CA. t2lleO ...._,.. .. Law County a.ti of Orenge County Oii
Tiie followlng per1on 11 doing
~-
Thie ~ .. conduc:tld by ., -,..,...... ~ .... ,. """°" 26. tN3.
lndlvlckall ~ ... _.,, P nmn
PEABOTICS, 211 Cotti MMe St., C... Mw. CA 92927
Cyntt1i1a A. Podlwty .,....... c• • 1171' ubllllllcl Oren:.• Coaat Olllly
Thie .......,.,. -tllact wfltl ttoe (?M) ..... , ...... Aotll 4, 1 t, 1 . 25, tN3.
Jolln l<9rr. 211 Coete MMe St , Coeta ...... CA. t2t27
County a.ti of~ eci.,nty on ,,,,_, 1510-83
Mardi 17, 1N3. Publllllld Or~ Coeet 0.ity
Thlt l>ullneel " oonooc1ed by "' lndMdull.
John l<arr
Tiiie ltlllment -lllld wf1tl Ille County Cllrtl of Orenge County on Mwctt 3 t, 11183.
1'11t1t1 Pul>ll1n.d Or•nge Co11t 0•11)' Piiot, Apr1I 4, 11, 18, 25, 1"3.
154743
l"tChhOU8• H•H U..STA~ Tiie tottowlng .,.rton 11 dolno ~-TAOPIC f'FWLEA PORTS. 381 w .. t B•y SI., Coel• Miii CA 12827 • .
LEWIS NEWTON SMITH
10nOJ " Mld\a. 8pr1ng v.a.;. cA'. t20n n. ~ .. oonductld by • generlll~ .........
Thie ... ._ ... wlttl ttoe
~ Piiot, Merell 21, April •. 11. ti,
P"bll1lled Orenge Co"t Delly 11183 Piiot, April •• t 1, 11, 25, 1983. 1506-t3
1311-83
County a.ti ol Orenge County on
Aotf 1, INS. ' "8JC M)T1C(
l'1'U1ll 1~-::====:o=-:~~~~ Publl.tled <>r-11nte cout Diiiy Ptemioue ..,_ .. "'9ot. Apfl 11, 11, 25, M4I)' 2, 11113, Mm ITA~ t812-83 Tiit IOllowtng .,._ Is dOlng ~-
~AM9a COUWTY llUMICIPAL COURT HAM01t '9 iaec:w. n.oeeiwpnf1111C ... '1'T _, l&Wll 1 .. OfM
........... CA-,.,l1ttlU1 IDWAflllO 'ONM WTT D, ...... , .. '°9Dt4 C. KANel:N,
'"· 1fl4I DOii 1 tlorH1f: 11, ........
COMPUTl!R SYSTEMS
DISTRIBUTOR&, P.O. Bo.a 41fl, AnlMlm. Clllfornta 12802; 8112
=ncy. L• P1tme, C1lllornl•
lr1 lhvld l1a1•r. 1112 ~ncy. L• P1tm1, 01lllornl•
"*~·~byton lndMduel.
ltl 0. Butet
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a : ·-... ~ ..... CA...., •••Ire •• •• .,,,, L.ea 11 flobert D. a lettl Pe11n .... ' .. 11u11Mt9, tUt• Centr .. Ave., et U••MI MM• aofTorfar 11 Of*lo. CA. t1110 ......... WO ..,.._. t11 •te T1'll ........ II OIOOllllfl•dlll!:i.ccted*ICI .. M
a111ftta, ••••rr1 heoerlo ..,.. • .._.
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Tiii lollowlng pet90lll •• doing
l>ullneel -AIR SE.A LANO TRAVEL, 3e111 S. BttlCOI. 8ante AM, CA.
THOMAS C. LAMERE. 13 tO S.
MoMwk Or., Senti Ana. CA. 8AA8ARA ANNE LAMERE. 1310 S. Motlmwtl Of., Senti Ane.
CA.
Thie blMlneal " ~ by • oan«lll Pl'tnlrltllP. 1'ltomll c .. i.-..
8artllre """" i.-.. . n. ......,.,, -llled wttfl the County Olartl of ~ County Oii
Apfl •• 1~.
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lor the next de(• publt-bath, 3700 eq.ft. $1,38&,000. aa..ntronL
a.lion. F« Sunday Ind U• aei 1r Mond•y publlc etlone, t--.&
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r.ta~ 1.2 prime llCft hilltop • 1.~.000.
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Coronado Wand CUit. beyfront Jot. 85' boet
dock. Plana avail. Now •370,000 w/lefml.
BILL GRUNDY . REALTOR
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: ;~. lllltp, ilngl• l•mlly 3 Town Home cloH 10 Ull..m
11,. Bdrm, 2 b•th. Cloee to ::"'~""tn:=; ~ on a.lbce -BMch •t the
iu> tennl1, 1wlmmlng and 1 t Pier. A r.,. 3 bdrm, 2 b9 1oc clubltoul8. Now only n •r•ll r•tel C•ll R•ndezvou1 condoml·
i'JOO &123,500. Act now. call 79-1601 °' 762-7373. nlum on thl Ille of thl
1 \z\ 646-2313 ••r.a • .,,.,... •-• mom l•bled bllllroom. St..,. to :~~ nna.n.ic.n • &.llQ.D th• Hnd. P•noremlc
1w Real Bltate oce•n view and beech
1:it0 ••lk, ... Y w.ak to the 1eoo •i--.. ~-Dory rt .. t. P•Vlllon a
im i~~~;j;~~·1~~~~ICj~!if~t.~~~ terry. Balbce at tte *'· • lll IUIT c .. UI llbout Ihle bfand , , oo new lletlng It
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lM• .......... ._, 113' on the 8avf 4 Bdnne,
144• UV9 In 3 bdrm, 2 bltll 4'A B•. MPM•t• dining
upper .IPL Cornmwcl•I rm. flmlly rm, llif'OI petlo
lhop, oftlot ot retail on entry. See to ~.
lo1119r lev .. plue 4 cat = puroh••• lend.
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end f1n11ty rm. 2'A ba.
10% dn. &294,600.
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ANftOUNCEMENTS
A "''Y popul•r T floor
plen th•t glv11 you 1
prlY•I• muter 1ulte. 3
Bdrm 2 b•th, fillltutlc femlly area, eton• 1tr1-
plac1. Light and 1lry
country kltchen. A mutt
tea II &1211 ,1100.
546-2313
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702 Acacia, ...-U.ble R·2
lot, UM 2 unlta M le or do
your own thing. $226.
000.
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1011 land, l1rge corner lot, ·--.. , ... _. OPEN SAT/SUN 1-6
•Oll •P•CIOUI comlortebl• 1230 SANO KEY OR.
WA home with ao mvell SI&...... ~ V11w Miia • ...,,
'""" ch1tm •nd e¥1tytlllng Sec:w'lty for your ,.,,,..,, 281, fem rm. S..Utlful,
going tor It. 3 bedrooma, In .,. guwd gated com-tuan. vwy lg lot. end of
\•" 3 t>atne. fwnly room Md munlty. <4 BA hOfM on cul·d•·HC. 2 pat101,
,,,,) acc:ieee for tn\911 boet or lerge P<>Ol-.aect lot on llgh1ed Bedmltton coutt.
R.V. "410,000 with land. QUiit cul-*..:. 2 BR on fire ptt. By owner. Pnn
Aak for Belle CltlM i.... the ground floor Large only pleue. 14115,000.
)\0) 844-7020 MCMAte lamfy rm wtw« 1_1eo. __ e_133_By....;__~;..;__· __ = ~ 11.11. man w . •••.. • "llllT'"" = --11PPUU11a-n--am.--1--·;~~~:!5!~~ tow dn or hdo~ s Br, 2 8a. 2 '* ger. Wll
conald« uct\1nge for
a.at valu• In N•"port Will land, w .. °' etc. Prtnd-Beecll for t.mlly IMng. UllT-P•I only. 7644505 or
AdaptatMt to lll'f form ol Have un1t1 or 2 Bdrm 1_20e-e22..--__ -a44 _____ _
enter1tlnment. outdoor home plua rentll. In otd --ftlW ...... BBO'a to fomwal dlnner1. Coton• dal Mar wltll Priced belOW "*'<et for
3 Bdrm, llug1 llYlng pool. Top condition. qulcll Nie, 3 Br, 2 81 room,~ kltchw! '310,000. Hou., Fel land, WI
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only S1711,9001 Don't 831-HU Mii for Qndy
mite .,. one. "11-7171 ... ILUlll
lalMablaM '"' :m•ILIUml THE REAL
ESTATERS LIAll/.,,._ 6 Bdrmt, 3 b•tlle, In·
Otd Cepe Cod. 200 ft from =.::::-~~-: ,_ llll Ch1nnel. Boat mooring. lt1'911t~ for up to 1 View Ptvllon. <4 bdnn, 2 • A--..._ ............ _ 4 Bdrm 3 .. _ •1eoo • ...,.., CW"&. w -.... ""'" --gs. • per mo. _.,.,, lh t t M I tonnel~3cerger-Option mon•Y· Agt ••nrance o an •· w1tt1 ..,,,. couru. ~ 1538 ...,.. .,._ a BMctl. Hew on m11111ec at
pool end._,,~ 1---------1 onty $575,000.
prive .. ..,.. v.,., good .... lJ11
exlltlng financing •nd ""°' of only '210.000. ~51-3191
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· HERITAGE
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ASSUCIATES
We deal
• 1n
Real estate is not just "three bedrooms,
two baths, double garage." Or "18,000
ft,· zoned industrial, near railroad ,sq.
siding."
It's welcoming a new
and helping them feel
as find a horne. It's helping someone
who wants to start a business find the
best location in terms of purpose, place
and price.
It's working
'citizens in the community to improve
the quality of life by helping prevent
vandalism, revitalizing a rundown neigh-
borhood or doing whatever else
must.
It's helping protect the rights of home-
owners by becoming politically involved
in the issues that affect them, and
advising the lawmakers of our interest
and opinions.
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A publJc ~ce of the ......
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' BARRETr REALTY
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Orange Cout 0~11.Y PILOT/Monday, April 11, 1813 £1
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TODAY'S CROSSWORD PUZZLE
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OfTIOUP•H IOt ..... r411VTUA.L MA~ •aa•y 'Mr II, ... ., "10. urna 10 ••IOI In Ill m1n11, ....
AIO Ufound llr 10f ll IO'fl, m1rrla1e & l>lltf· Tiie Defir.' '°' 1111 o.ni4no Ot ao.11 MM& neat AllO 0011111.Clnt otMnlnQt f p111 tll'IW t blk1 I or ,alr\llew & 11 18 lo l.!1 Cemlrno l\MI, "oute M~ ti .U•
ACROSS 62 THm1ng
&6 llghll
1 Skidded 59 Frffwey
S TrMtlet marking
10 Pap1'1 met• 2 wd•
14 Snr.wd 6 I Aby1m11
15 Conc1rnlng 62 Mllplace
16 AlrNh 83 Blot out
17 Uphold 64 0.11gnallon
18 Coated metel 65 Under11tand1
20 !1t1bll11'1 66 Lesa
eleewh9fe common
22 Otake 67 Run easily
23 M1nltob1
Ind Ian
24 Tater
25 Overcome
28 Sclen111t1
32 tneect
33 Ruutt l
35 Rock. prel1x
36 ''Watch your
38 Weapon
40 Jib
41 Perches
43 Credo
45 NYC bldg
46 Let In
48 Gal1
50 Western teke
51 Foal's p1rent
2 3
DOWN
1 Stigma
2 Grease job
3 Belongers
4 Notice
5 Models
6 Poplar
7 Center
8 Container
9 USSR plain
10 Ills
11 Skeleton
abbr
12 Distribute
13 Overpowers
19 Fat
21 Plank source
6
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PUZZL! IOL V!D
24 Luster
25 Italian
city
26 Paid 1n
27 Heal SOUICtl
28 Diced
29 Set ou1
30 Time period
31 01 suns
34 Glutted
3 7 Churchmen
39 01savower
42 Metric unit
7 8 9
44 Baked item
4 7 Interfere
•9 Doesn t
have lo
5 1 Parsonage
52 Hand tools
53 Fo01wear
54 Learneo
55 Shitty one
56 Nurture
57 Verne nero
58 Barracuda
60 Macaw
11 12 13
Adan\t len Clem 4t2·12M PIMM ~ MGrldlY
714 t""" M T ltvv '~ • 9"f0ll I~ • .,_ r racy Attention bual~•m•n. 10 1 H,M, M1tfl hive ... ...... ..... .... ~·~-:~~f"~~;: depend•bte lllllon ••• a • -rt 1t--"' oon • ven or"'*' ,icecup ne,w;:r:. -· IOt 11\terYleW 139-:IOIO and current ln'4.lrtnce In Alel, "" It. -80tM 8of0 0.1 WlllCty Mlery t1IO and I 4 I • I 4 I I • r (113) 48'"'361 Company leMnll plu1
IJl·IHO 0pen 24 tin day. ::=u~y ~
Ofltc. w1nl9d al 600 0< Gl'rcutallon oflloe SPM to
5&0 ~ Cetlll' °'· I I a 5PM Otano-Coett Ollly U 0 0 • 14 0 0 r a n g a •• Alll P11ot, 130 W•I Bay 81 ,
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PAOFl!SllONAL Ol'l'ICl, l11lan1n Dey lhllt, Pin• Hp•r
Ideal tor new attorney. f •-" .aoa• pre I Apply at 22 I 8 158 IQ It with window. ti "'' !_ ! N.wport Blvd, CM,
For 116 lnc:I tel• an1. mn-r&oee 1111 ol WOOd 11--•Tt• ••• •1
Nft'd t.elttphon u.la ntpr~ntativca to
1W't t.on11ht In Coew Mau otf~.
•Purl tlml•
•Mu.t bu 1i1t l<""ll lti
•No t'XJ>e-rl1•m.~ nt.'('t!lil&Ury
•Pleaaunt J>l•l'llOnallly
• Rellublt-
4Good ~urning potenUal
142-1111, ht. 112, '"· 1110
8erv ~Ill So 405 Frwy/ & 1"11411&1 1x111n111. g<>od --_.
.-.arbor 957.070 1 lnoom•, room tor expan· fl• lnmtl UUL llOlnUY p.,,0n Friday, gan't ol·
center. del1o1xe otllce. T.,m, avail. ea.a t81 Work In OC. Mu11 have
TEL-1·0110
HA.8 IMMl!DIATI! OPl!H1H08
'0111 PART-TIME Pl!RIOH8 IN
Tl!t..tPHO,N! IALU Ol!PA,.TMl!NT 0' LAAOI! 0,_AHOE COAST NfW8PAP!A
• Ev•nlnge end Saturday
morning'
·commlHlon/Guaront•
·Mutt be amblUou1,
pleaaant and reflable
·Experience helpful,
but wllllng to train
·Thie I• not temporary
Newport B11ch/ Koll •Ion, equtpm1n1 plu1. PIT, FIT, XLNT COmml1 . N1w~or1 Center Real flee. uperlenc:e. Fvll
I I nalr tor co10f a be• Mii Ella t Llllgtllon Firm time, NB. Prefer 1 •lex CUiiom dllgn, awyert IUrl•r Wltl train Midi lherp, •xP'd ~ exp Cotltact Mt Orffn 642-5678, BXt. 312
1ulla Avail 5· I 5·83 I 476-1C>Oe """"t 5 JOPM 9PM .650-1850/mO lncldl •llatll 840·52411 S.C'y )(Int l~lng, die ··--------UV W&en : -
lllrnllhad MCfetary II•· 01prtaaltln 4014 10·-E-N_l _A_L------: ~h~, •;:tar~~~,,• PHI! llUOITHI
lion, conllrenc• room, Jiii IWI llllllll Oreal LakN Ortho Lab 640-61162 with outoolng l*IOf\allty "THE POSITIVE ANSWER"
library Shue coll ot ol Cal. need• tomeone ---------i for locaf hOme lmpro.,._ 1 ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~!!!!~~ rec1pt1ont11, private Do nvtrttlOnal counNllng PIT lor plcll-up & dell.,. LEOAL SECRETARY, me nt contreotor. No I·
phone •y•tem. collH In large heallh epa. rlH Great tor retired NB , experience requtr• exper nee Welraln Hrty ~teurant
••p1n111, xero• avail 1500-• 1500 lnveatment. p1r10" w/good driving ed. lut typlll I & bon111 Non-amOkert M&•••••m IUYIOU ""'11111 7 1 4 I 7 2 O · 5 O t 2 or Money back ouar1ntM r41c:ord & dependable 780-8820 only Cett Robert or -"
838· 1949 Call Biii Gooding at Spa C¥ Min wage & mheege Limo drlv« AppllCatloni MI k 1. M. F, 9 . 5 pm A grow Ing 0 r Ing• tf le9"ft .....
---Nutrltton. (2 13)320· 1821 10 itart All< tor Sharon are now 1>91"" a,..,.,..ted 54M311 l County baaed tood -· 11 looking I« .,. enthu· 011tce tor rent nr Airport 752• 1718 .. ., ........... ---------vice dinner hOUM cn&l.n llutlc jew9lfy Nieapet· ecceu to fwy, fully car-tor •XP llmoullne driver• Photo Leb Counter Per· ... k• Hperle"c.d ma-ton s .... ·~ hel(>fUI
peleCI & draped. 450 l<I laftllatat Disk Clerk _wanted, 40 hr tor pr1111g1ou1 N B 11-ton, part time •xi*' pref negert women encou-but would be w!Mlng to
11, r~I rm & pVI ottlc. 0 rtaaitiH 4011 week, $4/hr ApPy Sea mou1tn1 11rvlc1. Mu1t A pp I y I n p e r 1 on raged to eppty Ground train the right peteon.
$400/mo 541 -40 44 Lark Motel 2274 N-· know all a1pec11 ot bull· Snap1ho1 1 Hour Ph~lo tloor opportunity tor P*M contaO'I. M<. Mc;-Mon-Frl, 11·5 N-Twnh ... under con-port Blvd C M blwn n111 Send re1Ym1 to alt 1 149 Alv.,llde Ave NII-motivated lndMduai Dannatt 844-1380
1trUC1lon, Colorado Spr· 2PM-6PM Am«lcan Llmou1lne. 101 NB with leaderihlp qualttlee 1---------
Share 3 rm olllee, ground 1ng1, Colorado '55,000 SNcBll.oCl•z ~21~~~ Ste 221,1-P-1-.. -N-0-P-LA-Y-ER-1-0-r-p_r_I· For appointment.~ SWITCHBOARD oparalOr lloor. fully turn, _, bar, u S2 000 d wn FHA OAIVER w/vehlcll lo low ., _,, " call 972•2824 (II· I lam) at lu•ury Laguna 8eact1
frig, WH1clltt Dr, NB approv: Mgmt 0~ 11111• 23' trav trlr to San Pa----------1 v a 1 e c I u b. l------'-----1 hotel. 4 deyi • w•ell. S250tmo 9-5 Mon·Wed Tax write-off 4113-4947 blo, CA. Wiii pay MOO Ll\IE·INIAIDE, help w/1m 11 30AM·2PM. Mon-Fri, Afftaurant tlexlble hOurt. c.ll Oon-
646-2471 646-6630 alt 8 elderly lady. non-1mkr. NB Aek lor Al 752-7903 Waltr"', lull time, pk11 na, 487-«77
642-3481 Bartend•r part time ---------Subleue Int decorated ..... tt Lea• 4024 &crow S.Crelary: EJtpe-----------,Proof Reader needed 1601 Bay1lde ,,....,""'awes ore. my "" $440 mo !!. rlencad only, xrnt typing Lill 111¥10111 EJtper. FfT, Mon-Tuea-
Free UH new olc furn. $25.000 to 1 500,000 1klll1. Hlary commen1Y· E•per'd perion req 10 Thur1-Fri-Sat. 9.5 All Dr. CdM Apply In per· UM your tMCNng lkHl1
anHphone. etc. 2 Olc1, 2nda. Fut approval and rate with experience. proca11 Nod'I, Foreclo-company benefl19. Apply ton. to 1how World Book'•
conl rm & recept area 8 funding. Call 851·9135. S tewart TIU• lrvlne IUrll a 21ld TD MrVloet. ~ENNYSA \/EA, 1680 RETAIL Rudlng Improvement
Mo bel on lM. Option to Danae Corp, CdM. Doug BrlltlOh. Call Kathy Mllllf Salary, meo1ca1, oppor-Placenlla Ave, Co111 laaa~t .. at Tr&ilH Program to P•rc•n1a thla Purchu• olc turn. Top Bulley Bkr btwn 3 • ". 8•"-3570. 11 N c 1 MeH 1umm«. High guar. ln-1 C 11 .. " .,..., tun t 11. wpl enter oc. ---------Full 1 me Hill Retall come. Full °' part time No Meu oc • Cell 720-1047 P/T llllSTlll Fabric S tore, Co11a Call Biii Hatmuth 9ee-1312 Dave M t T.D' 4821 EITIOIOIU M .... 646-9487 7eo-oao1 If flfH, • I unutual opportunity for LIT Plllll ltUll Dally Piiot new1paper
IHlatll ltat1l12911 I.I. Umtl people w/background1 lor 1· 11 Rent A Cu. ~·P·P~~x.'n2cir~~~·P~r!:: SALES· Appllcallon1 be-Prodoetlon le Ot ~ tn cottnetlc ...... exp'd Waah & d9tall car• Only l~epted lor prot THIHllelM/S.,'nr .IL.XI •FFIOl llml ...... , • 10. In the tleld ol def'm•tol-e xp. people apply A1temoon1 & tome -• ton w/at>lllty to 2 year• ex....,lence .... Spectal!ilng In l1t & 2nd 650-80 kend mornlng1. Mu1I cl Elf relmbu Nd ... -. -Bayfront bldg 700-1.007 TD'• llnoe 111411 oOY Mult have ooametlc ___ 11 _______ 1 navedependablevenlci9, OM. on r pervletng and 111t1ng 1qttavlllllroml126 tc•• 11cen1e to work lor LVN Buiy back ottlce, h / bytncome.Equlporavto computerayatema. BASEMENT $1 00 ,.,.. It Robt. Satllef NH ... French Coametlc Co. In prefer Ilg I truck w llallng pref but not ... --·
2500 .,. It Call ••on....,·Frl R.E Broker 8d Aealla<• non-1mkr. lull time caimper the!L Only neat. Hnll•I Mull be 1111• -·~ ~5 -.. ... 842-2171 545.()611 ~~~~ E~Tf'p::~n~i.\n:~'; ~ .. o.nt1·1~ Mra Mllovch r11pon1lble p1raon1 starter and prorr19t Im-Ill .....
...,.... vv need •"""-Starting !IP· med ...,_..,"" All ..,._._ iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii;ii 642·4~ WIDOW HAS SSS for aggrNllve, peraonable, ---------1 ...,....1 • ......-· ... ,....... •.
T D'• s 10.000 up No ... O<llnted Individual MACHINISTS, exper tor prox. $4 75 br & mlleage. ... pd, PtalM contact TD. l .. 0111ce. 1tora9e. relall. crecm'chectl no penalty Salary & Commlillon part um. laltll and Brld· Call blwn 9:30-10:30AM Nancy 850..()4()4 -•
•hop 1pace avellable at C • · 1 a40.e255 Iv Q9POt1 wot1t Muat have only. Mon-Fri. Hk lor 1--.-_1'---,._-_-.__--1_--t Immediate opentnga In SOc 1q It 5 48 -7249 all Oetllao" Auoc. • ,,_ own tool• Laguna Hiiia Greg Hyde, clrculetlon -••--•n-a t"'9ptlone ..i... Nlllng
Cotta M ... Zoned C-2 873·7311
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Exper11nc1d Rentar Car 483-l320 642-4321 ..... tvbecr1ptlone to I.hi o.ly
2nd TD'• lrom S5,000 to pereon needed 10 write ~:::....:.:.::.:_ _____ !1--P;;-IT~";:-:-::_:::.y:-;/;;Rec=:ep=t.--u 1 t di • tothlng Piiot Evening hour'I and 7 A t ••an,,_. Tr·•~ ...._......, """" n que a • c S t d I C I I h 2,1• $50 000 high yleld H· contrecte • 11 en a ,., ._.,,,,... ... _ ,....,.., Medical aupply co needs llOfe Melli an energetic a ur •Y morn ng1. ••• • tata cured by •Ingle l•mlly I Car. 650-1180 lmmld IO< lut growing welt groomed llldlvtdual pereon with nu '°' ,. Commlulon with gu•·
Commercial C-1 W lllth homes In Sao Berner-·FASHION COUNSELOR _com_..;p_an_y_84_6-_7_80_7 __ 1 la< Hie typing & P~ .•hlon and/or modeling rantee a nd bonu11a. ~-.-...... -...-__, St. CM Prim. location, dlno Prln only Call 112/hr PIT Llldlea A.p-MANAGER Call 760_1389 6xpertenoe helt:>lul. Apply Contact 842-58 78 alt
xlnl 1erm1 2 Br I Be Dennie (714) 886·9828 pl(el BuslnMa .,.., btrJ lart In pereon; ALEXIA NA-~5~:30P;~M~;~~~~
private houM with large Mon-Fri 11-6. 731-4347 Large mill order com-llll llT&Tt TURAL FASHIONS, 2sar-
yard UM u omc.. dr... """'hu lmmed opening UUI Forut Ave .. Laguna T1lt,.HI a.le lh09, an1lque1, etc Start 1---------Floor Covering S1l11. ..-., w Beach ... a.a.. M A K t N Q M o N E y t E.tlOJlltDt rllldenllal & commercial for ••I* manager •O-Opening• In well 11t•· · _ ... ,
$550/mo +MC I .-.-.. SlOO experience, b eaulllul lume operation w/19e bllahed Ir vine Firm. S .... : Dtatr1t>ut0rt ta< r• Natlooel Company. ex· 548-5442 770-5629 It aal showroom, liberal com-clerical 1tal1 In key dltc Training, 1utst1nc1, markable hultn care oellent product. no r ...
mllllon. Call Mr. Terry 1y11em. Requlr11 tome generous commlulon product•. $500-$2000 .,..,.., Aak la< Rex ltatal1 le S"rt 290& Approx 3100aq It lla<e. &oo't PayaMe Gltrl Welch, 7141751-2324 technlcel knowledge w/ schedule. Call Dawn mo P/T-F/T (new, 895-4567
.... a...... 1..,.1..;;;;,;,;;;;;;~.-....;;.;=.--Spadous N-p<>f1 Beach gt111 front, E. 17th St, Po11tron with Newport 11rong mane~lal 1111111. 661-1177 6'42.3575 Te119hone
... -· c M 12600 mo Bltr. Beach lnveatment Firm.I PIU n•1 '" ==~~Per'::..~ REAL ESTATE SALES 10 IOllcltO<I needed al _LA_G_VNA--P·E·NTH--O-U_S_E_ M 2 Br 2ba nr beach, ~~s~~~rd~·9';a~~~ei 845-6266 ~~~~.!,' .~~·~!·~nd PAIT·TI•E Wiii Bo• 23-43, Cotta M .... Salesperton Need 1 ex-FIU UM~ UY once, lull 0< pan time, no
F1bulou1 2 ptu1 den, 2 D/w, Gar dlep. gar utlla. Call Joan645-0811. Fa< leaae 1243 SF newly Cau 553-0940 oppor1unltl11 av1llabl1 CA 92628 perle"ced person In Good payl we need' exper necau, w/traln.
Ba, wtwrllt• water View. 1750 760-6086 redecor1t ed ottlce I with the Lo1 Angele•1---------commercial & tndu1trlal .....,..ne callers 10 Mii1»-Call alt lPM,966--0151 Incl lrplc, 2 lrg deck•, Female "on-emoker mid 1pace 800 s F. ware· Circulation O.panment ll&IAllll 111111 real estate ror a succee-,,._
gourmet lilt. 11350/mo '875 mo 2Br, 28• Condo 20's •hare 3 Br 2 Ba. hou11 Attr1ct111e loci-Apt Manager couple w/ '" our door-to-door Earn S•SO 10 1800 per slut & growing firm. !~':;,-'~~"':~ TtUPllll Wll.I
fncl utll. 4114-8641 9·5 beyview. 2 car e1ec oar· CdM. \llc1orla 720-1902 lion. adJ John weyne expertenc. tor 97 un111 newep1per "'" prog-w.-11 you have 8 at•. Beat working condltl0t11 sllpa In 0 C aru The! 3 poaltlon1 avail tor eec-
pm. ege, wahr/dryr l'look-up F9m to ahr E. Bluffs 4Br, alrp<>f1 S 75/S F ottk»a. Qll'den apt. Coeta Meae. I ram. Guarante«l hourly wegon or vao and enjoy In Newport Beech money 11 herell Hunting· ting apptl. No Hlllng.
OcMt1 vu, ,_ 1 Br w/lrg No P1!823 ., __ 1 Bay 3Ba. pool, fer . neat I 35 S F I wer1hou11 ~!'2•~90~ ~U_!8.!; apt wage plu1 comml11lon worlc~ with teenegerl 714/646-5051 ton Beecti Salary Company wlll
..--... ......... -................... to TS L M ..,_ 1 non-imkr, 300 mo Cat I 7 5 1·599 2 or '" -.._... c · Houre· 8 AM-2 PM. or 4 c 11 R nt at •l lM-ta• trelr\ PIT -In Tustin/ -"" .... ........ an~emen -Ip .. PM T-·-• r. OU r•• u-·m••n 11 • I .,_t·a ·---....... F-b •• Ch. I " 8" Imo Kare" 857-'' 105 eu11/ 484· 1371 M • "' · r-·.--. .. • .... 7""• btwn 11 '"U • _... •--...,.., "'-""-~ " " ••2 1 "' • Id d p 11 I .,...,.... .,..,.. " ,. I RV IN E ' S FI NEST '"-" I-Nat·'le 1 annt. call M-,,_.,, __ _ 494-7078 '" • wknds 3300 ICI 11 tormer \lenut &IT l&LEI prov ... ',..,.. ...... ~ten ~o 3PM weelt deyt HEALTH AND RACQUET s•• r::-~ .. :::-..... ., •• ""'"...,., &--ll'llDA •• •n'> i '" $ Car-nppactunltu Will Mm~ .,...I l)lf' .._.. .....,. _.. ~ _.... ~au Prot-F1'0sti'rw/same, oa-llO ....... ulh I train FT/PT SlSlo F"oran rntervT111w,CaTI 1Cl1'8ntcl1A111mbt1rs PACtt:rTY-ls"loe*ingfor -a-•• ---------...... lpl 2192 OEl..UXE 1 BR CONDO cute CdM houM. S325 CM • II Newport Blvd · • .,'/hr 637-48e8. 1-800/252·11141 Ex 1204 Needed , 2 yrs uper tr11ndly. re1pon1lbl1 -•• _. 'TlUPHH IHYIJ Condo 2 8f 2~ Ba. view tmthec. pool. tennis. spa mo -+ •,. ullla. no pell, eva» 4/ 15 675--6900 ....,, ., Hetp M1tur• Lagun1 HUii peoe>1e °'*''*' peraon. Publlahlng firm nMda 10 ...
ale, $550/mo · Many upgrade• Com· nlsmkr Amy 548-3115 &.t9 htaillq ,..,25 wk"'. mall "'OOll-493-1320 Call only accepted bet· good people to drop ol1 No 1X$*' nee Wll train ..,. . "'-'e pr..,_, $465/mo 1-..lall ltat·•-2f4A S ,.._ I __. .., •1 ..-11e4'eaf IMretwy wee" 11 AM & 3 PM _guarantM lllp1 In 0 C. No Miii"" s 'al•rw. PfT. n-....,1-4888 ,,_, .. ...,, <>-ft M/F 4()+ to shr NB. ... • -.u -teve·1 ..... 1a11 ng n_...1 ••nn, tutl 0< PfT, no a·~ ...... ., ., .. '"'""1100 pr d-& ... -, _..,, 857 2914 ..----. .., ......-wkd• 552·.....,,. -...,.,.. -, -T·-'ln/Santa An• •--._ __ ._ -•t · apt, tmmecl. $225 -+ MIC •S775 up 1900 It lodu· re•ponalble, CIHn cul er neoeauty Fa< lntor-Expet blnlng 1n1, tyi>lng •---------g-Good ~anoe & ... , ---• -• •• ltlO 751·5500, 531-8100 1trlal olf1oe 18101 1\9-Individual• for aulo ct. ma tton 1etld • ••If-and Ill• il'lorthand, 0, Receptionist car 1 must Hunt Bctl ., .. Cell Joan 1562-5643
NO FEEi Apt. & Condo Sl'lr 3 Br house In C M. dondo Circle , "A", tailing. 631-6900 addrened. etamped ic>eed writing NB Area. ..,, mS& "'-l4t2 jltlt INI.. st•
1W1ta1L VJ1a ~ llMYI 9ITn Falrvtew& Newport BM:!. HuntlnQlon Buch. am I plr 1t1111lo~ lo Royal Pu· 780-40M, 84-0--4'40 Uftl1"W 111111 ·Aalt~~l~or~Connle~~~---!;~-~-;-~-;;-;;~~~~ 875-4912 Brok•. Wlcty renta .. now avail. ,275 & 1 utll A.,.,I now 842-2834 • · bll1her1. 38 Montvale Need Fentullc Ree-..: • 10"' & p Color T\I Automotive rep.Ir lhop. Ave, Stoneham, M111. Medlcal/Clerk:al: Mature 1 a SALES 1 The Dally Piiot hu lm-Wlllll BJALI Pho~ff ::, room 2274 Fe pref 957-0500 In Laguna Niguel. Crown Genera l 1hop labor 02180 8aclt Office help needed 9PllOnl1tl Heavy phon9, -'T Tllmll medlela opening• for 3 a. 4 Br.-. to water, Newport Blvd c M F 18-25 to lhr "'3Br. 2B• Valley Pnway, IPPfOX. M I n Im um "'• g •. Part lime, non 1mok«. typing, publlc conta ct .. ,1 Co ..... pereona lull or patt
furn l 11.wt'Irn, rauon-646-7445. houle In N.B ._$300/mo. 184<4 IQ 11 545-02l5 531-7270 lllEIAI. OllAl-IP Apply P.O. Box 1027, expertenoe. penonal ac-We.,.. 8 ,..et · tlm. Grwt .,-,,1ng pc>-
' • -·" odd Jo ..... Good San Juan Caplllrano, curacy, excellent •P· with lO ,_ opening• In tenllal. Guatantee dr-~..:.. !!!. ~:'1•2.nlt II. Br. F.\I neat 405....., & Kllf1 548--0987 1200-2500 IQ It W•I Ir· BABYSITIER. 2 wt11 ~ .. r....,_Nt~· l.,.on' ment 92083, Ca P•ar•nce a muatl Full OC for comm ...... and "'aln1t commlalon Ex· ---vr..-• ·-1 vine llM. lncld• olflcel. day for my 14 mo. Old pay. ""' env r · c-• u d "'-tt mgm'I Wiii train Call ..,, · ;;~!!,~Se..~'111· ltatala Waatt4 2909 from 1540 mo, Tom, ion. In my home Mull Call bet. 9-5, 497-3729. ....... ............ 'r;' • ;' c"o ~ ~: 842.2009 · ~:~~n~no~,~~u~~~.'!~
B j E d 851-8928 have tranap. 552-8545 •-•-•.....,! ~d In all ........... front 556-0480 •.ai JN p•119 w 1 _ .... <w • .,_ ... -~ Room 4 rent mas. owr us neu x•c. nee • 1----------....,...., . _., -· ,_ ..... .,.,...,,. ..,.. ... ·-·-RY we u tMG 35 "°" lmkr Ch~l1llan HouM/apl w/enct gar. & 1100 aq It w/otflce, ba & IAIYllTTll .......... wont: IChldUMng, Rec/ TY!)lat, Ml tl!M, 60 Suppbmerlt your Income to
IN NEWPORT BU.CH mOraJa. Pool,~ & view ~~~~f'c~~~!:,~~ea. ~=~4:'7~=·6~09 IOc, fwy From Colt• Meu or New ulon In Newport pegboard. collection•. wpm. offloe akllla. Nwpl by doing lnterHllngl O~ ~
81 nnl11 1 • 2 Bdrm home. NB. 651·1910 Newport Area tor 18 mo Beach recwir. high fa-8end83 OrrMUme: #B~ K~~t • Bet\. C< 7141851·1115 telephone ..... WOfk on >elly
... ,. f f ~ b 3 d k hi h I I 11 t • d 1 1 llllga "• """ 8 ..._.._,. .... N11•-·• Com-I PO Box 1560 ,_ta a. Townttou· B ........ Bay N.B •• 200 lncid• a "fer ltat 2912 1300 IQ.It ront o c, old oy, aya wff . 1 on • r • y • n MMe 112821 RM\aVrant .,...,, v• ..,._ ,.._. ....___ ,.._ ,.2 ....... --~ .._.ftlly -• rear drtve In door. $4 5 Prefer Older peraon ao-mank:urtal wlttl client•. pani.a. Many 1hltl1 tol """'• -... • ""'v ... .,.. ......,... ulll. Young woman, non-EJ·'-'-C" ·•~·-on p·A .-. mo. 1791 Whlltlef St. ou11om1d 10 chlldren. I W• wilt --. the hlgheal 1--.__--_-.-•• -.._._-_-_-Food Sat'vloe Worker • cnoo.. from. 14 ..-hr EOE fumlahed. amlcr 846-5559. ....... "'· _'V,. •• ...-· ,,_, 01 --_......... aft.,noon1. Mon.· Thura ,...... From $595 alley, Ing term 1tor. ~1.':....~40-11352 . 1v1, Pleuac~ .u ...... 22 I ~;. and provl • 111 CNA'• a NA nMdlCI Ill Ind Svn. AM. ldMI fOb guaranblMd, plu1 lucr•· T T-...... "-'--___..._... Oo Jamboree Ad. at enlleman employed. '65/mo. 673-3600 .-u-vvol ·~1· .,...,._., ._ .. ,,... ttlllll Apply Mon thru for COiiege etudWlt. Must live onu1 program. °""' '""""' .......... ·-·
San Joeq&Jln H .. Rd. non-imoker · kitchen fict It tall -14 Staler lndult Park, F\I Ballery/Relteurant l'IMCl1 P&ZW ... .... Fri. llAM to 3PM. New-be 11111t, cie.n & reliable. Salee •
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Nwpl Blvd. 548-7586 H!t7 W11tclltf, N.B 278 19itlfl 957·6192 Cal Belboa Bellery., Superior Ave , NB. PM Mon-Fri. Lori' a '°"·Fa< lntlt'Vlew all _T_A_A_\l_E_L_A_G_E_N_T-.-m-ln--2
2 Br. 2 BL $525. No peta. Unfurn room & bath, to 3600 tq. It 2.435 aq -u 873-2040, Alk tor Paul IUl.11 Olll (I.Min) Me-7784. Kltctlen 3077 So. Harbor Aol>tn °'Linda al yr1 ex per. Newport
Locat«t aicro. N.B Golf wuhlf, dryer. garage 11 Sult•ble ta< medical or lttra I •• e..uty Salon I Part/time (PM). Exp. In OFFlCE Blvd S A. (Harbor 11
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Courw. 54M856 Colla Men. 1 350 derital Agenl 541·5032 St0<1g9 avail, reatonabll, New H.B. Beauty Salon I Hroblc1 & Hlea. s .. 1 lnter•llng poeltlofl for c.rrtage). llllO&llll TJPIST/TrWI .....
EASTBlUFF apacJou1 1 846-0162 Prlme Fountaltl \/alley of. $50 montrt. up to 5 Ion• opening, hllflty1111• & . Bctl (2l3~1· btlghl petton good w/ Aett-.nt Ma r k. I Ing I s at. I I In law omca. Must MW 2
br, patio, view, pool, f'uol In Coeta M-home flee. 864 sq It. 10528 o I mer ch• n d l 1 • maolc:urlat1 Wllnted with IRdl ....... ,.... numb1r1 MecOrego r C A TEAING 1ervlc1 Per1onnel O•pt. have yrs ••par. trainacriblng
1595 mo. No Peta. u 25 mo. Call Chris s 11 t • r . ( O I ck) 845·t731 or US-17•1. tollowlng. Rental °' per-FA.Al FOOD Ilka out on Yacht Corp. 1431 Pia-Mid• food pr~allon opening• In Newport andagoodlmowtldgeof
844-4181. 84~2435•ft4PM 714/986-1134. Bot>a<Gety Cltlt:g•· ~80-11 38, 1hebMcll neec!•Junlot'a centla,eo.taMeaa. worll ... $4 par hr. Full BHCh Flnencl•I Serv lagalterma.Newpot1F• °'*" 2 Ir. 1 Ba. PQOI, g11, ...... -tra~e to meat-1~ ----980--4 2 -· I or Sen•ora for aummer --• time. SA.M-1 :30 PM Good IYJ>ing. ltlorthand ahlon 111and. Call 11-5 N ... , ..... ·~ -"""r-• _..'"" wrr-...,... Lori'• Kitchen 3077 -"II'• 'd Call ..._ ..... ..._ 1 patio. No peta. wpt bdrm/be CdM $325 lnct ""·'t .,_...__ a .. lt.. aeaactatall A•-•--• • Job•. APPL y In peraon, CarMr mlnd9d -raon -111•. exper req . wlcw, •. _..995 ~·· 1801 15Jh S I '""' .._._...., -•~ ~ THE PIPELINE NEW· ,...... Herb or Blvd. S .A 71~ l nw>. 942~-7 vtU Mature working WO-.. en OllTS.. ·-.... --.... 3 tll•d•d Experienced I POAT 2010 w Ocean with good typing abillty, 979--0747 Y&l Tlmll ....
-man.~ SS75 Fum/unfum -··-with c.tlring trayt & .. 'NB 9' 4/23 bookalC>lnO exper. help-llmTYY I Manegemant opp1yl VEASAI Nice l>uch/ All YOU need I« one l•d decoration•. Light ~Front . . 411 0 lul ..... '°' 8heltey. F• Aettaunril Colla M•H CPA Arm. a II 1 11, 5 lo c •II 0 n •.
VlUA BALBOA relrio~rhot plat•~'::: Monthly Feel SCRAM·LETS baking dut111. Salary betw.en 9 AM ·1 AM lhlon l1tand .,... ,. llLl Type eo wpm. 10 key 640-7517 "'581·2090
COHOOS tu,.. male 536-8518 640-5470 open. Hra. fllxlbll Lori'• op Slng'a laundry now 72CM>202 Wa a.re looltlng lor lull eddlng machine. Non/I
131-4980 ANSWERS l<llehen ~•piing 1pptlc1tlona and pwt time help. 09)' lmOkar. s-owrttme Veterinary K•nnel A .. t
Condo, Big canyon .,... ltea 6 hu• atOZ •HLm tfflOll• n 1178--0747 tor delivery driver Good lff·-•Ml 0< night 1Mt1 avaltabll req Min. 3 yeera •xperl· wanted . to aul1t In s.. llllnd, 2 br. 2 ba, Private, Chrllllan home. 1 MO FREE RENT Ctov.r • OIMm aa • ..1 •• •;•-·ret111J , drflllng r«IC>fd. ~ In No rt-.::':~ Opportl.H'llty tor ldvan-ence. Salary $975. Call maintaining hoapllal
ttOO mo. Mn. Long, Lil• care 10 Senlor1 11 1 room 10 T rooms Adj etud9 • Thwan ---. ~rcft ' l*1IOfl Men-Fri. 8-10AM. UF.. :;' =· oement APPLY 2 to 4 Ranneh, 7S4· 1o4o for cleanllneaa. help In euro-lllC).1190. nee:. On bul ttne batwean Airporter Inn 6 Frwys No WAVED Typing, phonn, or ar•' 1000 N Coatt Hwy, La-1 ,.12 IM-3338 PM. 11911 COAST HWY. titting. .,.y ale. Over 21, upar
d P I tee. required. Oldtlmer to 1eenager. very d...,.,... N9ed qulctt gvna 8ch. ~ LAGUNA BEACH Pf91. 540-1120
Harbor 1n lacent 1. Caff AM 83$-3223 "When 1 wH detlng 11 per1on who can work ' Ex1. (·1630 NllB ~. 1~0ft.......... w•-
.. ••• 1350mo.845-7829 waur~tlclYenlngll W911undef'prwure.Full l llllQllAM'I 8:.'.~~A't~~ "'-...... ~ . ...., ••--
8•M1llf11t pentllouH 2 1--11 ••ttll 2"4 AlrPort .,_Exec. my chit• WAVED to m.." tlm.. excellent Company Mvat be th<>fough. d• ~·• lmmed opening• c•--·i ....... Ada M2·ff1t EJ(par excell lkllla req'd E.lC.Plt'd. ~ llm., AP· bdrm. 2 bl ool\do. 2 ••• ' Sult .. trom 22~ If benefit•. 549-8671 EOE· pend•l>ll. with trena. Pt/ aftlll tn order oet>l No _,_, ' 873·9201 PLY In~ It TWO
atory oklb hO\IM..1 •P•· Pine Knot Motel on Cout 111*~5";7~7*tJ0xtru 1;;;Lt;;•t;;6;f;";:; .. ;;;iiiii;3;004=il...;M_:;/F~/t4;.w-::iiliiiiim"1 time. $4.25/hr. L11ve ex.,., nec. ... ry. Com-Trede your otd 1tulf tor _S_E_L_L-1d-,-.-,-,.-m-.-.-11-h-.~ ~~~~~M~~~-Guard galea. a t15. Hwy, NB. at• to oceen. " ........ _ iw m.aaoe. 1184-tTM. pany wtll train. Xlnt In· new g ood I•• with • Pl ---11" Wklyret• ~ ____ ...,..., 11-,._., Clnllfled ad. 842-M18 OaJty lot ClaMlfled Ad. ,..... .-!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~111i;;;om.;;;' ;--21ii!il dllOtTIYI llfTll1ll Opportunity for d•t•I HOUSEKOl.D HELPER oome. '"' :lll4 ....... Mr. iliiiiiiiiiiiiiiii-'iiiiiiii~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiililliliiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiilt ; 2 ...... din ltnt l•t1 2t19 1 MO FREE RENT fnlU\ IM orlenMd perton With tt-We need a meturednon-ll 1_Wttlofl __ ee ______ 1 • .,,, -uppmr, . ""· With ahort l•rm ,..... uunu """ gur• aptltud•. Som• amoklng peraon I y, PAIT/Tm IYll ... be1cony/p1Uo. gar. Nr Prof. care for granm1 Ml """°' IUll• Keep AR£ fRE£ bookkeeping ..,,.neia pert-time. tor hoUH• Ho_, K094>. te25 mo, (ambulatory), CdM pvt your 0..,erhaad low l -.. h k~ ~ 1rr8C'de WMted edutte over 22 ttt. llllM l o.p M2·2t4t ho m • . e 4 o -2 o 2 o . Pfof..ional lm.ge high ~~u~11~7~r1. & care of echool ohlld wtlo 9'\lcw ~Ing wtth ~ · 7~18'3 881 00-OJ. Suite 14 Cal: ocoNlo"* tn tM ~ youth: ""'t be well ...:,:;;.=-=2be.::;:._"··-A'll-pto--. -~-1::: ... :--: .... :--;--:-.. -= ... =---:::: .... :=1 N. w p 0 r' B .. c h .... P/T ..... I ~Mull ~.!!· ~ ~-:0,~~
b. ,_Cll* MSQlmq &3148$' Ml ... 11 Need nlc. peraon tor"lOI 1-7 It trl P« wMlt. Call lt•P• to a1nd. Avari ... /In_..., coolllng, eom• ••petl· monthly. P MM writ• z4t)m: ...,.1021 <•tor
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Jim IM"'MH all. lprl'I prompt Think you, tn1t1111t1on. Our worlt AEF8. UO. S20N1 lllonel. Vwy r...onll>lt "• liilf. Jim IN-M10
J•••N"'•I G•"~ue.. Court. 16 .. 1170 only took• up1n1lv1. TfO 7141811-t041 rl1• tor .. of your pool "'"" -""~ " I le l Ohec* CM Priell before 11Md1. For 1xwt M r-hlldH Melnt, ol11n-up. ,..,.,i ... .. .. """'' ....... ,LIO. 20••1•. INTIE.XT. OALL JIM, ... -14_..., ________ _
Aemodll/"9oeirs, oomm. ar9g1 OOOt Opetetora, 11t 191 1673 alt IDm ---·~ ""• '"" •-..... viol, Olll ~ 6 p,m. l'vt T11totlnoJ llMtllldlel •Nft oablnete. cabinet • rllld, Uo'd. bondld, 1pr1nge, harctware. l"or · • · :L"' l'afntlng ·Carpentry OALL 640-1013. _. to II p.m. " no ~. l~lon. >Ont 1'91Ulta.
faolng, b•rt I formic• lnl. '°' .... 8&2·t 142 ci.mon.1atlon. a..oou1 l'AONT VAAO HAVICE I Tii, -AlmocMI. Bonded. ,_U._.'4'--'•_ .. _,_._._._._..,.....-:,-1 Cuttom Painting: intl•xt. Pl..EA81 k-.p trying... K.f. (213)Na·31t4
oountwtOC>t. 642.oet1 I' ...._ I ... 14M Newpotl 8111d. o.M. Mowing, edging, 01... Uo. M2·1432/044-47tll • I QuaUty. Spring apeo1e1, (l1t) .. Mlll .._.__ ~
"·-• • .. 6414490. nup. S111mo. 531-7M1 C&lfW\t"'•MllOn"' a altaaact FrM 111. 01ve 813-2031 -;-;;;-;;~>;;;e;;;~-;;:1J!.!!!!!!!11HLl!!!!!!!l:m~E..."""!"-.,.. ... tn Lio 30M'8 Remodel _,......," '' 20 yr1 IJIP. Pool MtV. re-Add'ne i Cabinet•' .. .... .MPAllll 1&1•111 I Roollng.Plumbl~ OAACIA'S MA.INT • Bldg/ otm• P&nrnll molding. early oomple• T~ord "::=~ ~-='' 046-tl56t 046-4644 loOng, hdWe. eLEC. 639-6036 OrywaM·Stuceo-Tt trtr pk, It cwpenrry, lilo, 25 yr1. UO. 403941 1119, tlon, m1lnt. A repair. a.~:..!!!¥ aa1.1CM1 blnlt1 GAtR. &40-3M7 8 • l '"°''· J8 04M990 plumbing. 491·tla31 Fr11 Ill 24 hr~. UC . .._,..,_ -1'11111..petto.-*'<>ea. P!EL CON8TAUOTION. .. ,.... 8 Cl --· .. bonded. ~ •. COIOr •II· ..... .....,.. ••• """80 ·-------~-·---Wry ~13 Almolt any kind or car-" ... *•*HOME AEPAIA .. ., ...... lt!!t l*'f, "'3-0911 Aloherd • .,,.,.,.,.,. ........... Nancy'• ~no -·-
DO IT NOW1 Am eddnl--P•UO oowre ppenl•tlry• rOl•mroT'.r'1n·geom.. Od Tl~ !l«l·Plumb-Cerpantry ROBIN'S CUANINO BRICKWORK SmaH jobt. Pllntlng-OC 18 yre.llo ltfta1dla1 ~. M"J'!:~·
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s.vlo9 °"°10f'Y Aemodellng, flnl1h car-D!palJ up, new I.-. 161-3470 JACK OF ALL TRADES High Qulllty HouMWO(k Muonry & Stucc:o. ,_ & Pal!!lat fine painting 846-0864 WE WASH WINDOWS ---·•etlw pantry, door hanglrig. DRYWALL TAPING Llndlcaplng-Yd Clnup9 Call Jldt anytime, fWfl. I am 1"41 l>lltl repair All tyi>lt. Quality Ferthlng Interior~ .... la FMt. PfofUllonel 14J ... 1 m 111 painting, roofing, elea1r1-All TIX1urt1 & Ac:outllc TrM trlm/remov-Malnt 0.y Of night. 115-3014 073-7012 an 0pm Loweet pr~. 031-2346 HANOlNO/STRIP,.NG I Quality WOftt ~ ~~~~~~~~~t~cat~. et~c:~. 83~11~-113-113~1~1~M~lk~1~1 Fr11111. K9Yln 873-1503 Irrigation Jim 151~129 REASONABLE RATES lllllOLUllH BRICKWORK Small or VIM-MC Soott 84~9326 Huber Aooftng-111 typll. FrM lllim.t. .,.._7391 :::a;===-==:a::.-Aeptllr/tm Jobi. F~. DAYWALUACOUSTICAL 1'11 •U ... I All •YrH of work-rel/ 936-0221 etternoon• large lob• & rep11r1 Blackw•ld., P1perh1no· Ltc ~ir:r'"~~34 "L« the 8unlhlne In"
.... & ~ey Relnod 1h1lvH , partltlone. Lo AU PHASES lllwn-t~b lnalall comm Big & em Jobi Loc:el r9'1 e.4~8512 Ing & Atmovel. Oual SUNSHINE WINDOW
cerpent . • ;,414081.' rat11. S19VI 1&2-41550 BUD (714) 5$2·9582 Tr1t tr1m/Almovll Day Of night 548-2174 ~~01~;~g01~~~.fw~r~::'y~ Cullom Brlclc·Stone work ooly. 4G._3010 l lf' rHflu 111-1111 CLEANING 142-1549
Abllty 730-1900 6lili limft ll•t-'-aJ Lawn ITllllnVAototllllng Home rep1lra. Sml Jobs xlnt rala 1169-1294 Block-Conertt•Stucc:o $10 PEA ROLL. FrM "' Lie #3411042 John'I WINSow ~
Shampoo & .. ...,. c:tMn. llK Fr• 1111ma11 548~ OK, painting, etc. 1 l lttla ~•• FrM 111 549.9492 Fr11111 e ~· ..... au.i 1 lrl 1 C. U.. FrM 111 1W •xii. AHJdeu/ ....... COior brlghlenera, wht ELECTRICIAN. Prlc:td CIMn-upa/l.MldllClj)lng Oar; &4S.5277 PT Hll I Justin J. Co . .-v-9114 I tu Hit 840-1 1
Add'M-Dllign-Almod. c:rpte • 10 min. blMc:h. right, tr" •:tlmete on Htullng • Tr• Trim Home rep11r1. c:arpentry. 1mm1cu1111, r11pon11b11 1•ma1 Pbt!lrapr CANO~LA ~P~UA~·
Top quelty.. Low~· Hiii, 11'1/dtn. rma 115; avg ~~~ ~3-oo59 Free 111. 842·9907 c1btnet1. 1t1c:trlc11. bualneaa women Lon~ ·AQC MOVINO· tn°~':: t!~111,1 ~~I~ ..... Law ll .. tl
FrM eet. UC. 63 -2345 room *7.50; coudl 1 10; Ralph Cabellero & Soria plumbing, lenclng. Don ume toc:.I rllldlnt wtt Oulc:k, C1111u1 SIMOe WN41M a,..a.tht 075 2495 °' 073-9784 That Ill c:onttectorl who
a.:1.:tt cht '5. Ouar. lllm. pet LIC'D ELECTRICIAN Comfit malnt c:9mm/ 9M-Ot49 ref. Avelf June thru Sept Uc T138040 562-0410 Color/8&~. 87S-.618 • ...-orrn w«tl ,,.,.,-1200 -!!!! odof Crpt rlpllr 15 yrs Qull wont AMI rat• · • °' Oot 073--41712 Spiritual Advltot .,..... · o · · · · ,... r11 trimming & re-TAY USI Roofing, paint. *' 1 ll"IH• Platttl/ a.:::. tncludlng labor and DriYIWly·Pattclng Loi ~ o work my1111. Tom 031-60721913-7544 movat. cteen-upi. FrM cerpentry, gardening, FREE. hOf\eat & reliable • w _ !!!!_ In bu1ln111. marriage. materlali must be 11 _ S&~t~ 554-0123 RESID/COMM'UIND. ..1. &40-4654 ah. 4:30. ca.rptt 1team c:lean, •tc:. Aele 1v1ll. Call Paul Belt quality. 26 yr tap. ED'S PLASTERING llrtH problemt. etc ClnNd. Unliolnlld con-
.._"' WI Care Crpt ~ 20 yre. Do my own WOrll. COMPLETE OAROENINO Alu. St.arr 548-4471 Butler 645 ... 840 X802 Uc ~~r.~~~\19 ;;:,~353 Quallty P•t~le8x21u5r8.. ::,~~e:.. 4 7 0 D 1 • n. trlc:tOfl lhould 90 ...,, · Dlln Hellberg Griding Steam Clean & Uphol. UC. 278041. Al 648-1120 SERVICE· c:ell Jerry'e Int/HI. N .. t. 5-In tMlr ldver1111ng. Con·
I PevtnQ Co. All/comm Trud< Mount Unit. Guer71. Ellctrlc:tln: ,_ l repair. Lawn Strvioe. 631 ... 395 laallat HouM tltllng detlrld by STARVING COLLl!GE PLASTER PATCHING IJd ultH conlrlc:t1~~end c::oNUGr-!::!'!,· LIO. 31718o4 842-1720 RMa. rat•. 846-3 ti All typll. Low prlcH. DUMP JOBS young, reaponalbll pro-STUDENTS MOVING A11tuccoa. lnt/ekt. 30 •----------.. ,.. .,.,.. ... -~-. --~-------t-.,,.C-AA"'"P"'"ET=--,N-=s..,..T_A_L,..LA"""T=-1..,..0-N Uo'd Fr1t 111 031.2345 Gardening, c:IHn-upa, & Small Molltng Job• leuron11 for eummar CO. Lie. T124·430 yrt. Nfft. Paul 645-2977 ~P:r,~~~~'~:u'f:. 1714) 6 with any .. !!!!!! ... ...., .. !!!!! .... -----1 a AEPAIRS. 30 yre exp. · · trtmm~ Olll'llfll WOl'k. Cell MIKE M&-1391 month• beginning In lnaurld. &4t-&427 S4S-ell74• 642_6007 3u.1t1on1. Contractor·•
BABYSITTING 046-9031(bef8, an 4) lattrtalaatat 645-1 642·2GS5 HAUL-MOVE-REMOVE May. I Wiii care for pet• WATCH us GROWi Plaalilla1 1---------1 c~~c ~.~~i!~
My Cott• M ... hOml "'i----------•For your wedding, th• &JmOAPI UllT. Furniture, Trun, r,_ end P•Y utlllllH. Call i---------i::.;•:.:•:.:L:::r::.::U=--M-,-.. ,-. l-1_2_1 Tilt Room 090, 81n11 Ana. 'Vlct~~orte~--~64~2~-&48~~2~~ta!!!ILJ.i!!!!!!!!._ ~-1ce1 ...__··ty of v,.,-Cl"-'•""". Ritt 530-1010 Ge3-5415 NORM o7s-.47e aner 6 P1latla1 « • v -, ..... ..-.. ______ c • "2701. --· -"' .. .....--WATER HEATER Special TU• & Masonry: ,_ & re-....
°'I gult1r. 8734498 Gardlnlrig wentld, mow· HAULING Fiii PllmM Pool hMter1•Furnaces pair. All types. Ouellty. l~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~
8lllloon Promotlonl 1Jn11.. tadat Ing. edging, raking, CIMnupt, yard/lr11 eve. laff•t Tax by Richard Sinor. Lie. lnttell·Aet>lpe-Repllr Free Ml Uc. 031-2345 I• To pllol your~
mt11d: bright bouqU91•1..,....--------C4H R:NCINO/CONST. aw11plng, tr11 Hll-RANDY, &42-7&47 Federated Tu Service 280644. 14 Yfl of happy Fr" 1tt. Aeaaoneble. TILE INSTALLED befOfe the
Simi day. 484-7&80 onc:rete: •mall or lg• Fencea buil1 Of~. mat•. 645-7641 Haunn9, c:llln-up & tr11 Home/office apptt locTheJ6c::'k'tyouorn«1, ...,...,_.11• UC'd. John 031-1151 All kind•. Ou111rtteed l'Mdtng public, = :1:.v~1~e-~"lw prlell. -ll1Z UlnlUI trimming, 110 min. 631_.871. •-----'--'""'---'"-Tha latlHt draw In lhe Aeft. John 893-0487 phone hlWtrt · FrM 111. 875-6810 Sp1~111-comm/r11ld 557·8271 Bob Deve'a. Mott $10-175 °' -AUTY Plll'llll We11. a Dally Piiot Have IOmelntng yyjou wan1 Dally Piiot RESIO. & COMM'l The tealHI draw tn the "' "'°' INln.d &42 5878 N9w ~~ WHl ... • Dally Piiot Find what you want In lndlC:P/ m1lnt eerv. 13 Clualffld Ade, your one-20% off last yw'1. Will Prompt, n111 prote11-~!IMl2_.,!,*78 Ad. Cell Today 1t1o ~1? .. ~12.".71 Id• do Cleuiftld, • low reta ~ CllMlftld Ad. 1142-5078. Dally Pilot CteaHlldt. Yf'I. F,. 111. 031-7494 11(,p thopptng ceriter travel. 641--0029. ~lo'"" 83&-7149 .,.. ~ -.,.. ....
COHtULl
CHEVROLET
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S4b-1 200
LARGE SELECTION Of
NEW A USED BMWSI
&
l.m .....
VOLUME SALES 8EfMOE & LEA.SINO
3670 N. Cherry Ave. 1
LOffG 8£ACH (No. Cherry lldt-405)
l11')1M-1111 'frtlCIMM w~
• HOIOSCOPf
BY SIDNEY OMARA
~-------------4 Tuesday, April 19
ARIES (March 21-April 19): Long awaited
decision is arrived at and works in your favor.
Could involve property, real ~te. basic security
and budget for future programs. You'll reach more
people, gain more credit and have opportunity to
multiply income.
TAURUS (April 20-May 20): Good lunar aspect
highlights independence, fresh Ideas. short trips.
meaningful mess.ages. Numerical cycle Indicates
valuable contacts, courageous actions, irutiation of a
pioneering project. Leo plays pronunenl role.
GEMINI (May 21-June 20): Family member
steers you along correct path where investment
opportunity enters picture You'll locate artlcle.s
previously hidden. lost or stolen. Cancer, Capricorn.
Aquanus-natJves figure prorrunently. You receive
credit for aduevement -long overdue.
CANCER (June 21 -JuJy 22): You're invited to
dine out, to help celebrate a victory Moon in your
sign highlights special appearances, correct liming,
precise judgment and mtuitive intellect which is on
target. Gemini. Sagittarius natives play key roles.
LEO (JuJy 23-Aug. 22): Look behind 80enes, be
ready to make necessary revisions, check with
Scorpio native who can provide pe rtinent
information. You might be asked to appear before
media. Money which had been held in escrow will
be released.
VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22): Accent on friends,
hopes, wishes, impo~~hanges and intensified
relationship. Gemini, sagrtt.arius and another Virgo
figure prominently. In matters of speculation, st.I.ck
with number 5. You will receive inside
documentation.
LIBRA (Sept. 23-0ct. 22): Family member.
with your best interests at heart, urges you to
expand, possibly to make property purchase.
Domestic adjustment ranks high on agenda -
professional superior talks about production.
publicity, promotion.
SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. 21): Overseas travel is
a distinct poasibt\ity -check lines of
communication, verify cost.a with travel a.gent
Focus also on spiritual values, publishing, long-
r ange projects which could include higher
education. Pi9ces is involved.
SAGl'JTAIUUS (Nov. 22-Dec. 21): Someone is
withholding vital information -know it, dig deep,
insist on accounting. You'll have more responsibility
and chance for greater reward. Legitimate tax
credit is available -if you but inve1tlgate.
Capricorn is in picture.
CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19); Fin.iah rather
than initiate project. Lle low, go slow, play waiting
game. News received concerning lawsuit, legal
actions, cooperative efforta lnd possible project
involving partnership. Arlee, Libra natives play
important roles.
AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 18); Study Caprioom
message for valuable hinta. Maintain low profile.
Baslc ooncenu wW be clarified if you cooperate
with family member. Check medical-dental
appolntmen'-. Keep n!90lutJon.a ooncernina diet.,
nutrftlon.
PISCES (Feb. 19-March 20): Direction•.
inatructiona ~subject to reviaions. Conflict ooWd
exist betwf!ltn desltt. career. family obUptkm. Be
diplomatic, but real.ti.e eome MCl'tflcel haw to be
m11de If progreu is to be attained. Add itional
lncome ia due from IOW'Cle.
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C• Of9nge Cout OAILY PILOT/Monday, Aprtl 11, 198'
ATLAS CHRYSLllwl'LYMOUTH
2929 Harbor Blvd .• COS1a Mesa Tel. 546-193'4 3 block1
south or San Diego Freeway off 11arbor Blvd. Complete
body 1hop. Sales. Service. Parts Service Dept. open
Monday thru Friday 7·30 A.M to 5 30 P M and 8 A.M. to 5
P M. on Saturday.
OI ANGI COAST AMC/JHl'/llNAUlT
2524 Harbor 8tvd . COS1a Meu
~wo23 tMs.n10
: 1 Jeec> Dealer in the Westl See u1 today for sates, Mn'lce
& !eating There are rea.aons wtly we are • 1 Price and
Mlec11ont Aleo. the~ Renauft Alliance ii here!
YHIODOH ROllNS POID
Modern aalff, servtc.. parts. body, pelnt & tire depll.
Competitive ratet on ..... & dally ren111s 2oeo Harbor
Blvd., Coste Meu. 8't..00t0 or 540·8211
JOHNSON & SON LINCOLN MIRCUIY
2828 Harbot Btvd .. Costa Meu. Tel. 64().S«JO. 57 YM11 of
friendly femlly Hrvlce -Orange County'• oldHt
Uncoln-Mercury dM!er9tllp.
DAVID J . •HILLIPI IUICkwl'ONllAC·MAZDA
Salle • 8aMoe • l..MllnO 2'8U Alcfe P.niway
937-2400
MATCH THE NUMBERS OM THE'
MAP WITH THE NUMBERS IM THE BOXES
• LONG llACH IMW
L111ge Mlec11on of new & quallty uMd BMW'• and other line
car•Sates. IMt'Yloe & leaalng. frade-ln1 welcome! Take 405
Freeway to North Cherry off-ramp, turn right & go 6 blocks
north lo 3670 N. Cherry Ave , Long S.ecll.
(7141 836-5790 (213) 427-5494
• NAllRS CADILLAC
2600 Hiwbor Blvd., Cos1a Mesa Tel S.0·9100 Orafl98
COYnty'I Largeat Ca<llllac dN!e< Sales S«vlce. l•aling.
• •
CHICK IYHION •OIKHl·AUO~VW
415 E Coal Hwy , Newport a.ch 873-0900. The only
deale<lhip In Orenoe County wftl\ 11\Me thrM grMI ~uncter one roofl
ALAN MAONON P°"1'1ACalU9AIU
24t0 Herbor Blvd,, Coate Meea T.. 14•4300. s .... ,
Service. l.aMlng. "Mr.~~ "
0 •
IOI LONGl'll PONTIAC
13600 Buch Blvd., Weatmlnater Tel. 892·6651 Orange
County·a olde1t and largell Pont11c dealerahlp. Salea.
Service, Part•
• DICK Mlllll flAT/LANCIA
"Probably the ~I priced Flall In SOYthern Calllornt1"
(located 1 mile north Of SOYth Cout Plaza
,,.., Mein St and war,_ Ave In Santi Ana)
120 W Werner Senti An1 557-2132
• SANTA ANA DA HUN
2001 E 17tl\ StrMt. Santi Ana. Tel 558· 7811 Your
OflglMI o.dlcated O.taun OHier.
MllACLI MAZDA
We've moved! Our new locallOn It 1425 a.lier Street. Cotta
MMe Tel 545-333.t. Stop by & Yllit CM l'l'IOdefn lhowroom
and ... wily ... ,. the • 1 Mu.da dNI., In Soutllern
Catllornla. Salee, ~. Perts ancl L.-ng. • -
COSTA MESA DATSUN
2845 Harbor Blvd , Coste Mesa. Tel. 540-fM 10 Serving
Orange County for 16 yeers 1 Mlle So 405
SUNSET FOID, INC.
(Home ol Wiiiie the Whale). 5440 Garden Grove Blvd ,
Westminster Tet 836-4010.
• OIANGI COUNTY VOLVO
10120 Gerden Grove Blvd .. Garden Grove
Tel 530·9190 Exclualvely VotVo to cover 111 yOYr Votvo
requlrement1
New•UMd•S.ies•LMSlng•Paru•S.V~Boc:ty Shop
Freew1y CloM In the hUl1 Of Or-. C®nty It 011rd9n
Grove Blvd l Brookhul'st .
CONNILL CHIYIOLIT
2821 Hatbor Btvd., Coeta ....... OVW 23 ...... ~
Orange County S1le1, taaalng, tarvlcia. Call 540-1200:
apac111 p1n1 tine, 548-1400: t>oety enop line: ™--0400·
Clill-han1er
Paramedlc11 and
Ufeguarcb comfort
John Klein, 19, o(
C..orona del Mar,
after he fell of( a
cliff at
Scotchman'• Col'e
north of Laguna
Beach ynterday
aftemoon. A
helicopter took
Klein to Hoag
Memorial Ho&pital
where he wae
reported in etable
condition.
Deir ........... .., Clwtle...,.
Coastal unit approves
expanded Newport hotel
BY STEVE MARBLE or .. hlr,... ....
Plan• to turn th• Newport Center
Marriott Hotel into the tar1..i hotel on the
Orasip Coat have been approved by the
ltate Coutal c.ommt.aon. Conatructlon will
be8ln within two mont.ha. 'the Coaatal Comm1.ton, meetJ.ns Friday
ln San Frandloo, unan1moualy agreed to let
the hotel firm add a 16-atory tower to lta
Newport Beach facilities.
The expanaion will add 234 rooma to the
hotel, whloh already hu 377 rooma. The
fln.lahed product -at 611 rooma -will be
the larpat faclUty on the county'• coaat.
A amaller venlon of tht""4expanaion plan
ran into a b\.lD uw a year ago with Newport
Beach realdenll. At the time, the hotel
project waa llnked with the Irvine
Company'• plan to 1reatly enlarae all of
Newport Center.
That Newport Cenwr project went up 1n
tlamee 1n the face of a referendum elecdon,
which the Irvine Company projected It rni8h t 1oee.
The Marriott Hotel Corp. countered by
beefing up lta expanalon planl and t.rytna a
IOOOnd time for approval. There wu little
public re1l1tance to the new and lar1er
1eheme.
The oomm.laion vote waa the final hu.rdle
for the Marriott, which calculates Ill multi·
mUUon-dollar expanalon will be flniahed ln
early 198~.
Work la aet to begin wlthln tw6 tnontha-on
a new parklng garage at the hotel complex.
THI ORANGI COAST COAST IDITION
MONDAY, APRIL 18, 1983 ORANGE:.. C OUN TY C Al I FOR NIA 25 CENTS
Bren: Embassy bombing
power, ~nf uriates Reagan
• privacy
By STEVE MARBLE or .. Deir"°' ,..,.
Wealthy, Influential and
intensely private, Donald L. Bren
la the tint pel'90n since the late
James Irvine to gain 90le control
of the Irvine Co. and lta Jand
interests. ,i.>
Bren, 50, has 1teered clear of·
the Umelight and ll known more
by reputation than personal
contact by civic and government
leade.rs in Orange County.
He grew up in Los Anaeles
and Newport Beach, went to the
University of Waahlngt.on where
)le obtained a degree 1n bwdne9
adminiltration, and recently
purchased a $5 million
waterfront home 1n Llnda Isle.
tlls new neighbora in the
ex.elusive, gated coaununlty say
they have not met"him. Some are
wwure if he'1 even moved into
the expansive houae.
In the late 1950., he formed
the Bren Co. and built CUl1om
homes in N e wport Beach,
Huntington Harbour and Tustin.
In 1963, he formed the Miaion
Viejo Co. and began mHter
planning an 11,000-acre
community, later to become
Mission Viejo.
In 1967, he soJd the Mission
Viejo Co. to Philip Morris Inc.
He emerged as a key figure 1n
the 19708 when the Irvine Co.,
owned at the time by the James
Irvine Foundation, wu being
aold. He became the largest
stockholder with a reported 30
percent intere1t in the new
(See BREN, Pa1e A%)
.,.., ..... ,,,... .., ......... ~
Connie Blackmon, right, shows POW bracelet
with name o( William Dunlap to his sister
Phyllis Jones.
Strangers share
concern for MIA
By LORENZO BENET or ... Deir ,... ,...,
About two years before
America withdrew from South
Vietnam. Connie Blackmon aaw
an advertisement in the window
of a convenience store near her
Huntington Beach home. •
It told how people could order
bracelets bearing the name of an
American soldier listed aa
missing in action. She put $2 1n
an envelope and sent for one.
"My mother. used to tell me
about the th.inp ahe did du.ring
World War ll; rationing food .00
metals, making up recipe•
without sugar because there
waan't any avallable," aald
Blackmon.
"I got the bracelet bee.awe it
was all a penon my age (she was
14) could really do," said
Blackmon, now 26. "I couldn't
enllat. All we were ever aaked to
do was pray."
When the POWs returned in
1973, the dark-eyed teen-ager
watched for his name in the
POW lists printed in the
newspapen.
She imagined him aa a 1trong,
older man -perhaps, she
thought, he was unmarried. "I
always hoped I could meet him,"
she laid.
During that time, another
woman waa waging a vigorous
campaign to get the government
(See BRACELET, Pase A3)
BEIRUT. Lebanon (AP) -A
car bomb devastated the cent.er
section of the aev~·•tory U.S .
Embassy today, and authorities
said 28 people were killed and
105 wounded in the fiery blut.
Six U.S . Marines and two U.S .
Army aoldlera were reported
among the dead.
U .S . Marine commander CoJ.
Jamee M. Mead said people were
still trapped in the rubble and
that re9CUe efforts were under
way. U.S . Ambassador Robert
Dillon was briefly trapped but
'escaped unharmed.
President Reagan t o ld
reporters in Washington, "This
criminal attack on a diplomatic
establishment will not deter from
our goala of peace 1n the region.
We will do what we know to be
right." He deecribed the attack as
"a vicious terrorist bombing" and
a "oowatdl1 act."
A pol.lee officer on the scene
said an estimated 300 pounds of
explosives w ere h idden in a
Lebanese police car and
detonated by remote control m
the embassy's dnveway. There is
no fence aeparating the embassy
from the aeaside road.
The Christian Voice of
Lebanon radio said a MoaJem
suicide terrorist drove the car
and that lt had diplomatic lkenae
plates.
A group called Moslem Holy
War claimed re1pon1lbility,
Irvine Co. sale good 1nove?
Area officials cite 'integrity,' local leadership
By. GLENN SC01T aad
STEVE MARBLE
Of .. ~N9t ....
-Orange Coast leaden who deal
with the Irvine Co . are
auggeating today Donald Bren's
majority takeover of st.ock means
the company will pay more
attention to local problema.
Bre n , a Newport Beach
developer, announced Friday he
had bought out the ltoc:k owned
by five eaatern inve1tor1,
Including A Alfred Taubman of
Detroit, who had been co-
chairman with Bren.
Bren said he now owna at lealt
70 percent of the privately held
-------
atock, and other publlahed
reportl S\agpst he owna as much
as 86 peromt. It la believed the
tramadion involved at least $500
milllon.
Following are commentl made
thia momlnl to the Daily Pilot:
-Larry Agran. Irvine mayor:
"Generally, I think lt la a
favorable development. It .eerna
to me lt will clearly locallz.e the
direction of the company, with
greater aenaitlvlty to our local
problems."
-GU Fergu80ll. former Irvine.
Co. vice pnlident: "With Bren.
the company now hu a rudder
..
again. It will have the sort of
direction It had when James
Irv1ne was alive. It'• been run by
a board with 1uch divergent
lntert!91a and from IUCh a broad
geogaphical area that direction
wa1 difficult. Now lt hH an
honest-to-God owner."
-Barbara Young, president
of Committee of 4000: "Maybe
I'm being ,naive but I'm
optimiat.ic. Bren 1howed lota of
lntesrity when he wu bulld1ng
Ml11lon Viejo and I hope he
malntai.na that with U1 and gets
thia problem (leuehold dispute)
r-.olved. In the put, C'lllcumona
(See IRVINE, Pas• A!)
The A's are ready
Mike Norrlt pitehed Oakland lO
ha Allah wta tn ee.eD pmett U
a.he red boa A'•· laeacled lor •
thowdown whh the Aqelt toDIP•· For reealll ol all the
pro tporta, tee Spom Break.
Paae C2.
£111.;.and-run irb Ann
Au ...............
wllele....,.....1. whla a wrl..,. ....................... ............ -....... ,., ... ,... ...
telling the newspaper Al Liwa,
"Thia is part of the Iranian
revolution's campaign against
imperialist targets throughout
the world. We shall keep strlk1ng
at any imperialist presence in
Lebanon , including the
multinational force." Moslem
Holy War has claimed several
previous attacks on the
multinational force.
White House spokesman Larry
Speakes said in Washington th.at
two people wearing U.S . Marine
uniforms were among at least 21
killed an the blast, "but we
cannot verify that there are any
Amencan dead."
Howeve r, doctors at the
American University Hospital in
Beirut said the morgue had 28
bodies from the blast, including
thoee of .UC U.S . M&rines. U.S.
Army Capt. Alfred Martin said
two U.S. Army 110ldiers also were 1
(See BOMBING, Page A3)
l)eputy arrested
in Mesa rape case
An Orange County s heriff'•
deputy has.. been auested on
suspicion of raping a young
woman in the parking Jot of a
Costa Mesa nightclub, after
allegedly telling the victim he
was an officer.
'Costa Mesa police Lt. Jack
Calnon said Jorge l.andin, 24,
hired by the sheriffs department
two weeks ago, waa arrested
yesterday by Costa Mesa
detectives at the Orange County
Jail, where he was working.
The woman, in her 20's, told
police Friday she was raped
Tlae dall ii
ealled
~r.eef ul
Ext*aaaioat"
8ad ·It'• all
...,_t•erdee
Ucl ... ..
... ... 1 .. ••· Baa loit Cea.lay
~-d ........ .. ,.. ....
lillliOllMn It.. • ... ., ...... ... ...
April 8 at Deja Vu by a man who
initially identified bhmelf as an
officer and said he wanted to talk
to her privately.
Landi n was suspended
following the arrest. He remains
at C.O.ta Mesa city jail in lieu of
$25,000 ball
Orange County Sheriff's Lt.
Wyatt Hart said Landin was
hire d April 1 and wa s
undergoing an orientation
program prior to attending the
police academy May 13.
The Santa Fe Springs resident
told authorities he had been in
the Army from 1979 to 1982.
Border Patrol
nab _record
557 aliens
U.S . Border Patrol agehts at
the San Clemente checkpoint
apprehended more than 100
aliens an hour lut night, nabbing
a re<:ord 557 illegal aliens in )Jst tour hours.
The Sunday night operatiom
at the San Diego Freeway
checkpoint are often a surprise to
mnugglers, becauae heevy end-
of-the-weekend traffic normally
forces the checkpoint to cloee.
But the Border Patrol pulled in
extra a1ents lut night, who
checked .n four 1anea for illegals.
The •urPr'ia check netted 10
cars, truck• .rttd van• for
evidence, and another 31 vehicles
• were atored until owners can
arrange to pick them up.
.A.ai.ltant Chief Patrol Agent
Gene Smithbu.rg uid 16 .neged
amuaglen and 35 of the aliens
wlll be proeecut.ed, addin& the
remalnln1 llle1ala were
tran1ported back acro11 the
border by late lut ni&ht.
IRVINE COMPANY • • •
were lmpo11lble becauae the
att.omeY1 would have to call all
over the whole world bef~ a
dedtdon could be made .••
-Jackie Heather, Newport
Beach councilwoman: "I don't
know much about Bren but I
can't help but believe that thla la
a 1ood thing. It return• the
interest In the company to
Orange County I'm pleased
about that."
-Bill Vardoulia, Irvine
councilman: "Any kind of control
by people who are local would be
better. Many time9 In the past.
we had to wait for decisions
whlle the boMd of directon wu
meetl~I back ln New York.
Everyt.hlna ahould be out ,tiere
now.
"The only question la, la he
aolng to be the llOle decider? That
could be a_ood or bad."
-David Sllla, Irvine
councilman: "Donald Bren 11
oert.ain.ly an lndlvtdual who hu
been part of the Southern
California community all hia Ule.
He kno ws the role of local
government and~t II expected
of large developers .. , Thia
certainly makes It easier foe the
company to aet policy."
BREN RECLUSIVE . . .
Irvine Co.
But for all his influence and
wealth, Bren has been a reclusive
man . He is d esc ribed as
handsome, athletic and has a
~ love for art, which he
GU Ferg\.&80n, a former Irvine
Co. vice-president, said he met
Bren when he was developing
Harbor View Hills in Newport
Beach.
"He was an innovative builder
and a very creative penon," uya
Ferguson. "Here's a guy who
built an empire with hls own wit
and Imagination . That's
unusual."
Bren is reported to be one of
the 400 richest people in the
country with an estimated worth
of $350 million. Observers
believe his recent acquisition of
the Irvine Co. stock might double
that figure.
Rent ceilings eyed
in Irvine home pact
By GLENN SCOTT or .. .,_,....,
City leaden In Irvine are
questioning whether the Irvine
Company should agree to rent
ceillno in exchange for city help
in building 2,985 new apartments
during the next three years.
Roland Osgood, president of
Irvine Pacif lc, the Irvine
Canpany's building arm. asked
the City Council this week to
h e 1 p i n th e a m b i t.i o u s
construction pro&ram. He said
the apartments would create
more affordable housing.
Osgood said dty help is needed
to ensure proper zoning, uae of
tax-exempt mortgage revenue
bonds and "fast -tra c k"
processing of develo_pment
applications.
City offidals were encouraging
and approved the company's
apartment plan in concept. They
Mid_ they'll diaculs the lsaue more
thoroughly on May 10, after city
planners take a hard look at the
program.
A prCJWIW wl>O rtipOr1edly -'*"-" "°"' Ille roof Oil • ~ lo the ground, ~ • mnimlc ..,_n In --· -NPOfled ~on C.-8.,_, ...
A 111111 broM lnlo • Ac* ~ pmtlled Oft 9W l300 btodl Of W• C-._,_ lllld
le>e* • gun _. ~ :--111 '460:
A ~ 1-.d • .....,_., llwougll • ~ on .. 200 tJIOClll Of c..s.r ~ -'*'9115 .......
M eanwhile, members said
they'll consider whether the
city's help should be repaid
through guarantees that rents
won't be raiaed too often or too
hi h. ~uncil members seemed to
stop short of suggesting specific
rent control measures.
Councilman Bill V ardoulia said
he'd never support that.
Osgood said the company is
willing to set aside 20 percent of
the units for renters whose
family income Is Ieea than $24,000
a year. He said rents for moat
units are projected to be from
$SO<> to $700 a month.
A fe w units with special
amenities would cost more, he
added.
The plan cal.ls for 876 units in
Woodbridge, 627 ln University
Town Center, 250 in Turtle Rock,
632 in Northwood, 400 in Village
14 (west of Culver Drive) and
200 in Village 12 (Jeffrey Road at
Irvine Center Drive).
~ .,.,.. 94 la.610 -,...,.....,
•ciMn • n1Qt1t "°"' en ~ ~ Ille 300 tJIOClll Of Woodlsld
,_ ~ 21. Huntlnglaft 8Mdl.
•• wreeted Y9111•dmy on euepldon of
---We asked:
How do you keep fit?
'*'MoOenMll. M. Hufttlftlton llMoh, ...........
...... Loe~Uleer ........... ,..,.,
"Nut month I'm •tarting up a u.a. Pro-Am eummet buttetb1ll
IMQ~. To get In lh..,e for that I
run twice a week, Utt welghtt
thr .. tlmee a week and play
bUkttbaH. I Ilk• to keep flt; It
mak• mt fMI young."
Mert"9 Laham,
•• Newpott -..ch,
buelneu con1uftant
·'Aerobics 11 the beat exercl1e;
It's gOOd for your cardlovaacular
system, strength and flexlblllty
and body oontrOI. It's the belt
because In one hour you get all
the major Ingredients of a gOOd
woricout."
AncfJ Mo8ttde,
21, Newport 8eeoh,
aeroblcateeohaf, former .,.... ,...., ,..,.,
"I'm recoY9fing from knee
eurgery and hav. found that
aerobics la a ttrrtflo workout. I
tMCh It ~ht or nine Umee a week. Aft• aytng profeealonal
eoccer or 12 yeare (for the
Plttabur?.h Spirit and the
California Surf) It 1 a great way to
keep flt."
Robert Hutchleon, n , trvlne,
auto ulMman "I llke toi play tennis; It keeps
me In tip-top shape. lt'a a.lao a
gOOd challenge, wtn or lose. By playing, I hope to llve a long,
healthy life.
Jim M9dl11n. ...... ,.,. ......
"I kttP flt by working~•~ ~· I llft "'°ht1 for my upper
body, and th9" do tome running
11nd tHoyoflng. I try to work ou1 ~ other dt1y, ~t my JOb doeen't alwaya al1ow me to."
llrian L.Mora,
11, Newport Beech,
atuct.nt "I work out at Udo Nautilus three times a week. I llft free
weights and use the Nautllus
machines tor about an hour and a
halt. I ride my bike a lot -two or
three mlles a day along Ocean
Front Boulevard."
HB crash victim killed by car
A 27-year-old Marine who fell
from his bicycle ln Huntington
Beach early yesterday was struck
and killed by a s uspec ted
drunken driver just as he was
being pulled off the road to
safety. police said today.
The dead man was adentilied
aa Staff Sgt. Gregory S. Pullar,
who had been assigned to the
•n~10111-·--"°"'S.... •t 3S33 Btletol St
Laguna Beach
S..glln -of! """" t-WY wortl'I S600 fl'om • 1-on Ille 200 tllooll of z.11 Ort..
)'Ml•Oey
Pallo ~ ""*' al S270 --"°"' • llonle In ,,,. 400 blOck of ""-'-om.. S.tutdey.
Yek.lablea witll 11n unknown IOM -• ... .., ''°"' • llome In ,,,. 1000 blodt of CM-.·--Ille _ _,
Marine Corps Helicopter Air
Station at Tustm.
Huntington Beach police
traffic investigator John Berens
said Pullar's bicycle apparently
hit the center divider at Warner
Avenue and Ress Lane at 12:25
a.m., causing him to tumble into
the eastbound lane of Warner
Avenue cloee to the divider.
Berens said a p asse rby ,
Douglas FUJlmoto, 25, of
Fountain Valley, stopped to assist
the man and was beginning to
pull the bicyclist to safety when
the two were st:n.&ck by a car.
Fujimoto was treated at
Huntington Inte rcommunity
Hospital for back and leg
injuries.
Fee waiver
urged for
arts center
Costa Meaa City Council
memben wW be aaked ~t to
waive bu1ldln1 feet and help
finance 1tre1t lm9rovement1
totaJ..lna about tU9,000 for the
future Oran1e County
Perfonnfn8 AIU Center.
Lut month, officiala for the
propoHd t60 mUUon mu1ic
center aouaht '8~6.000 In
financial aulatance. City
Mana1er Fred Soraabal
recommended inatead the dty
pick up 40 percent of the
~uested fetS.
He said Costa Mesa should not
be asked to foot the total blll
lince a planned 16-atory buildlnB
also will benefit from the
improvementa.
Son.abal recommended the dty
waive many of the plan check
fees and bonda and agree to pay
for the realignment of T own
Center Drive. In 1976, Costa
Mesa contributed $250,000 in
ca.sh to South C.OUt Repertory
Theater when it wu built.
Groundbreaking la echeduled
in June for the 3,000 and
1,000-aeat theaters to be built in
South c.oa.st Plaza Town Center
near Bristol Street and San Diego
Freeway.
Mesa woman, 65,
injured by auto
A 65-year-old Costa Mesa
woman ia in serious condl tion
today after being struck by a car
last night as she walked acroee
Harbor Boulevard, police said.
Ruth Ann O'Leary was taken
to Fountain Valley Community
Hospital with two fractured legs
and a fr~ hip following the
7 p .m . accident.
Police said the woman was
crossing the busy street against a
red light when she was hit by a
car driven by Charles Ray
Wallace, 26, of Costa Mesa.
Wallace was not cited, police
said.
Greg Meyer wins
Boston Marathon
BOSTON (AP) -Greg Meyer,
holder of two recent American
records, won today'a 87th
running of the Boston Marathon.
overshadowing four-time winner
Bill kodgera who never
threatened.
Meyer finished the race at the
head of a field of more than 8,000
runners in an unoffidal time of
2:09. Rodgers, his cloee friend,
was weakened by a cold.
Showers .to linger
Coastal
a.tee of .,_. 20 1*<*11
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NATION
Officials report prog~ess
in prison, hostages talks
By Tile A1aoclate4 Pre11
PITrSBURGH -Authorttle. reported PJ'Oi.NlCIS today In
neaoU.Uona wi\h two armed inmate. who have been holdina
two prilon employ ... hoetage 1ince an eecape attempt wu
botched five daya qo.
"We have reduced the orliin&J number 9f leeuee," 'Thomu
SelverUna, ~ative aulatant to Warden George PetlOck,
told reportera outlide the 1tate Correc:tional InatltuUon at
Plttlbur1h, a 101-year-old brownatone fortrell on the Ohio
River.
"The attitude hu been quite good," he aald.
Prlaon negotiatora and lhe two lnmatea trimmed an orl.ldnal
Uat of 20 itema for dilcuaslon during 16 hours of negotlal:iona
yesterday, aatd Kenneth Robmson, spokesman for the atate
Correctiona Department. •
The negotiations were takin~~ by telephone or throuah
a wooden door 1n a barricaded ment room where Richard
Benkel, 4~. a convicted bank robber awaiting trial for muder,
and convicted murderer Lows Coviello, 26, were holding Daniel
Kohut, a priaon guard, and Koetas "Gus" Mastros. a records
supervbor.
Henkel and Coviello seued the hostages using two
smuggled pistols before they were to be strip-searched f« a
court appearance Thursday. authorities said
Slide blocks canyon, town flooded
SPANISH FORK, Utah -A slowly sliding mountain
plugged a Utah canyon today, pushmg the Spanish Fork River
back into the tiny railroad community of Thistle and threatening
more 11erioua Oooding if the plug gives way. The moving mud
blocked Spanish Fork Canyon, and the water in Thistle reached
window and rooftop levels in some spota. Utah County Sheriff's
Lt. Gary Clayton said the community of 22 families was "mosUy
inundated'' and a bridge had washed away, but yesterday all
·restdentl had safely evacuated the area 60 miles southeast of
Salt Laite City. The major concern was that the mud dam would
give way and the newly created mile-long reservoir would flood
Spanish Fork, a town of 6,500.
Wife charged in slaying of musician
NEW YORK -The wife of record producer and bass
guitarist Felix Pappalardl has been charged with murder in the
shooting death of her husband at their Manhattan apartment.
polioe say. Pappalardi's 43-year-old wife, Gail, called police
yesterday morning. Officers said she allowed police into the
apartment where they found Pappalardi's bc;dy. The
41-year-old musician, who had performed with the rock group
Mountain, had been shot once in the neck. and was pronounced
dead at the 1eene, authorities a.aid.
Hollings seeks presidential bid
COLUMBIA, S.C. -Pledging to put the nation's jobless
back to work, U.S . Sen. Ernest Hollings of South Carolina
announced his candidacy today for the Democratic presidential
nomination. "Fritz" Hollings. 61, a three-term senator and
former South Carolina governor who joined a growing list of
contenden for the Democratic nomination, said the nation has
all the elements of economic success -human ingenuity,
industrial muacle and scientific imagination.
STATE
. Sala Burton likely Congre.ss hopelul
BRACELET
From Page A1
to l11uo a full -accounlln& of
Americana whOM whereabout.I In
Vlot.nam wu netv"r verified.
Phyllla Dunlap Jone1 would
often 1peak 1lx tlm.t a clay to
community J!roup1, 1chool
asHmblle1, ' to anyone who
would Uaten, a.he recalled.
Her younpr brother had been
a heUcopter pilot ln Vietnam. Hla
Huey 1unahlp wu 1hot down
Dec. 2, 1969. The Army aatd he wu eeen captured at the lite of
the cruh, but they never heard
from hlm aaaln. And he never
~ on the Uat.1 of returning
Hla name la Wllllam Dunlap,
the aame name lnacrtbed on the
bracelet belongtna to Bleckmon.
When Blackmon read a story
about Jone• and her mi11lng
brother In lut Saturday'• Daily
Pilot, she said her first reaction
was: "Wow, after all these years I
had finally found him.
"He wasn't home, but all I had
ever known about him ii what
you see right there," she said,
polntlna to a silver-colored
bracelet 1ltllng on the coffee
table in the living room of her
parents' home in Huntington
Beach.
After reading the account
about Phylli1 Jones and her
brother, she called the Daily Pilot
and a meeUng of the two women
was arranged.
They chatted for nearly an
hour. For the moat part, the
conversation centered on Jones'
brother, one of 2,494 Americans
sUll unaccounted for in Southeast
Asia.
"Bllly has a lot of drive -he is
very atong mentally," Jones said.
"If I had to pick one of my
brothers to make it through this,
it would be Billy."
"He had been ahot down three
umes before and came walking
out alive each time," Jones said.
"But when we didn't hear
anything after a few weeks, I
became frantic"
Later In the conversation,
Blackmon said how surprised she
was to read about him in the
newspaper.
"H ey , somebody actually
knows him," she aatd.
"Yes we know him," Jones
said with a smile. "We just want
him home."
If you would like a POW-MIA
bracelet, aend $3, your name and
address to: The Laufers, 6525
Mayberry Road, Columbus
Grove, OH 45830. Allow four to
six weeb for delivery. Make
checks payable to ''The Laufers."
Orange Coa1t DAILY PILOT/Monda 1 April 18, 1813 • Al
U.S. Marines, armed with rifles, stand
guard in front or the bomb-shattered
American Embassy m Beirut.
Boardwalk
• repairs
·planned
BY STEVI: MITCHELL or-.~,.......,
There'• a btt of bad news for
La1un1ns who wonder when
they mlah t next enjoy an
uninterrupted •troll on the Main
S.Ch Park boardwalk.
· Laat month'• 1tonna ri~ped out
about 100 feet of the wooden
platform and city otficta.11 now aay It won't be repaired until late
1ummer -at the earliest.
That.'1 becau.e the city wanta
to make 1ure there la no repeat of
this year'• damage m future
1torma.
Ra. Cox, the city's engineer,
laid a San Pedro consulting firm
will be assesaing lhe damage to
the bo ardwalk and maldna
recommendations to m.lnimiz.e the
likeUhood of future damage.
Don Hellmera Engineering was
the l o w bidder for the
engineering work, propo8ing to
do the design work for $8,000.
City c oun c il membera
approved the low bid, and Cox
said the engineer should present
plans to the city by June 1.
Meanwhile, he 1Wd, the city is
applying for a coast.al comm111aion
permit to repair the boardwalk.
With design and permit in
hand, the city will then seek
bidders t.o do the restoration
work.
Cox estimates repairs to the
boardwalk will coat in the
neighborhood of $100,000 -not
counting the engineering coet.
The Main Beach Non-profit
Corporation will finance 100
percent of the design work and
repairs. But-Cox said the city will
al.c> apply for federal disaster
relief funds which could pick up
75 percent of the cost.
BOMBING. • •
From Page A1
Man killed, WOIDan
smashup among the dead . They
apparently were from a special
group helping rebuild the
Lebanese army.
Doctors at the hospital
reported 105 wounded. Lebanese
police reported 28 dead and said
78 were wounded.
The blast at 1:05 p.m. (4:05
a.m. PST) collapsed the entire
tront of the central wing of the
seaside building and blew a large
hole through the ground floor
visa section in the northern wing
• ID injured
A man was killed and a woman
seriously injured yesterday when
the truck they were riding in
struck a guard rail on the San ta
Ana Freeway south of the
Laguna Freeway.
Herman Lee Campbell, 26, of
Oakland was pronounced dead at
the scene of the 4:40 a .m .
accident. He and Gre tche n
Twyman, who sustained ma.JOT
injuries. were passehgers in the
truck driven by Marx Ford, 21,
or Chicago, California Highway
Patrol officers sald.
Ford was driving northbound
at abo ut 60 mph when he
reached down to get a cigarette'; a
CHP spokesman said. The truck
drifted off the road and hit the
guard rail. s pearing the
passenger side of the truck.
Ford suffered minor injunes .
SAN FRANCISOO -Sala Burton announced today she
will aeek her late husband's seat in Congress. Rep. Phillip
Burton, who represented the San Francisco.. area in the 5th
C,ongressional Distnct seat. died april 10 after an artery burst in
his abdomen. U she nlJlS and wins, Sala already has been
prom.iaed an Important committee assignment by House Speaker
'l'hornas P . "Tip" O'Neill, according to the San Francisco
Examiner.
Solons subsidized on bullet • train • trip
Pink salmon pulled from shelves
RIVERSIDE -A drug store chain has pulled cans of pink
salmon from its shelves after a woman reported biting into a
crvstalline substance, cutting her mouth and breaking her
dentures. Initially, Billy Hiclanan, 52, had been afraia she
might have bitten into glass, but she said yesterday that she
boiled the crystals at the suggestion of the canner, Peter Pan
Sea Foods Inc. of Seattle, and found that they could not have
been glass, because they dissolved.
WORLD
Walesa, priest detained by police
WARSAW, Poland -Police detained and interrogated
labor leader Lech Walesa today, according to Western newsmen
and a priest who said be also was detained. It was the 9eCOnd
time Walesa was reported detained lince he announced that he
was stepping up his contacts with the Solidarity underground
The Rev. Henryk Jankowski, Walesa's friend, advi9er and
confeaor. said he and the fonner union chief were interrogated
separately by police In Olaztyn.
Shultz optimistic about talks ' MEXICO CITY -Secretary of State George P. Shultz says
he hopes his eufl'ent round of talks with Mexican leaders will
help the two countries ruuTOw the differences in their views oo
conflict ln Cent.rat America. Shultz, who is aooompanied by
Treasury Secretary Donald Repn and Commerce Secretary
Malcolm Baldridge, told report.en en route here lut night that
the United States and Mexico sh.are common objectives ln
Central America but dlaagree on the means to achieve them. -
LOS ANGELES (AP) -
Japanese railway Interests are
paying an estimated $15,000 in
expenses for four Southern
CalHornia legWatora who have
gone to Japan to study that
nation's h1gh-1peed bullet train.
The le,Ulators who left for
Japan Satu.rda1 were Aaernbly
Tran1portat1on Committee
me mbers Lucy KUlea, D-San
Diego, and Gwen Moore, D-Los
Ex-lawman
charged in
Mesa shooting
A 42-year-old former Shasta
County aherifrs captain hal been
charfed with aaaault with a
dead y weapon in connection
with a shootout at a police
management teminar in Costa
Mesa last month.
Wallace B . Goold, who
allegedly had been drinking
heavily at the time of the
shooting, is to be arraigned
Friday.
The charges, ftled last
Thursday in Harbor Municipal
Court, allege that Goold fl.red
three •hots from a ,38~ber
revolver at six people in a "°tel
parking lot March 13. He 'tlad
been fired from hf.a job becawe
of his a1lqed Involvement 1n the
incident.
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I
Angeles; and S e nat e
Transportation C omm I ttee
members Wadie P. Deddeh, 0 -
Bonita, and Jim Ellis, R-San
Diego.
They are interested in the
bullet train because of plans for
such a rail link between Los
Angeles and San Diego, which
the Japanese rail industry would
like to help build. The plans are
in the study at.ages by American
High Speed Rail , the
Washington-baaed organiz.ation
behind the propoeed line.
Before leaving, Killea and
Deddeh downplayed the
significance of who wu paying
for the trip.
"I know ru aet acme flak but
I've made no commitments and
my conaclence la clear," 1ald
Klllea. noting that ahe has been
Wlder pressure Crom both project
supporters and oouta1 resldenta
who fear the nol.-e and visual
pollution from a 160 mph tnin
nidng past oceanfront homes.
•
"l don't have any feeling of
being obligated or indebte d
because they are paying my
trip," she said.
All costs oi the trip were to be
~aid by the Japan Railway
Engineers AModation under an
arrangement worked out.by the
trip 's sponso r , the San
Fra n c u co-base d California
Foundation on the Environment
and Economy, a research offshoot
of a business lobbying group
c.alled the California Council for
Environmental and Economic
Balance.
Rape charged dropped;
suspect said impotent
A rape charge against an
impotent Garden Grove man has
been dismissed after the victim
retu.ed to testily 1n a third trial.
The dismiual by Orange
County Superior Court Judge
Jame• Perez Friday ended a
three·iear fight against the
accusation by Joe Yrigoyen ID.
Yrtgoyen's first 1r1al ended in a
deadlocked jury, but he was
convicted in his second trial. It
was only when Yrigoyen, 30, wu
sent to the California Institution
for Men at Chino for pre-
sentencing evalu.Uon that his
impotency because of a childhood
illne9I became known.
His attorney said he would
petition the court to "make a
factual finding of innocence," in
the ca9e.
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Tllll bualnlll 11oonctuct.Oby1 Wl'llch-ICIOIMd 11 Pll«llo ltor .... lndMdllel. Wlnllow, Hunllntton Getcti, CA Thie~ 11 QOMuCJted by"" OHIOKa 1'1!0.,110 IN CIVIL IO encl now held by K und« Mid to and now held by " unc19r 111111
AMecla MoKf\Wll lno. aoM "'-"'Aw.. In lftl City M6GNlel W ll\llWnlill ~7 lnOMdull (huat>llld 1 wlfaJ. COOi te01'10N 292411 U>ri'•l>lt 11 Ottd ol Tru11 In th• prop•rty DHd or Trutt In Ill• prop111y l<.w.n CfliO of COlta MeM, CounlY of OrlllOf Thie lllltfNftl WM lllid Wltll ll'le Ttlll ec.w-la eondvei.O by 1 Paul Kelly 81odltr lhl time of ... In leWful' ~ of ~ dwmbad lletlllllfW 6Mof1bed fJ11t t111*'Nnl "'81 flllCI .it~ CM ..... of C.ittomle. ll'le ~;j County ()wll of 0Hng1 County °" Mlflg11et LoQtdotl Thie tlll-1 -m.d wllll 1M lhl Unlled •::;:1111 right, 11111 anCI TRIJ8TOlll: A!NATI! IMl.LOUI, I TAVSTOA Vl!.M 0 . 9"11111111. an County Olelti of Or11119t County on oodt. oll11t1l1 or ptrton11 Apttl 1, 1~. Thia 1111-1 .... l'lled wttl'I thl eovnty ()Wk of Ofange OOunty on 1111.,111 oon lo and now held llflGle WOlllM. unmwflld wom.an M~ a1 IN) prOe>afl)' dMcl'lb.cl below In lh1 "1'711 County Clllrk ol OtlllOt County on MMOll 17, 1N3 by It IHld4lr Hid o..d ol Tr111t In the l'l!NlF ICIAAY 0 RlA Tl R DINHICIAAY ALLI TA ti • l't1111t ""'*'of' Publlll'lad Ot•noe Coall D_lllJ Mlle.II 31, 1813 ,,,.,. Pfoe>er1Y h«llnalttr delctlblCI LOUllVILLI! ,tRIT FIDERALIS Av I N 0 a A N 0 l 0 A H '""'•tied Or1nge Co111 Delf~atlan~Go!OC!Ubl.111f0,I ,..Aptll 11, 18, 21.Mey2, 1~ nata1n PubllAhld O••n1• 00111 Dtlly lAV8TOfll JEfl'AIYCOHl!NW'ICI IAVIN08 AND LOAN AHN ' •1A880CIATION,. Cellfornle
PllcM, ~ 4, 1 l. 11. H . 1Ma. boltat, . ............. tiai.a.\ P1.1b1lahed Or1n1.1 00111 01111' Pttot, Aptil 4. 11. 1 , 211, 1113. TIAl!8A COHEN oorporttlon. GOfl>Olllton.
1648-t3 Ntnel)' Lee H --· 11 lollel .. -II' llllftftl'tr Pllol, .\i>fll 4. It. t • 26, IH3 13'0-43 8[Nl!FICIAAY: UNION Ff.O«Ml lillcordld Juty 12. 1H2 .. in.tr Aeoordld Oo1oblr 23 lt78 u
------------"' l.MldlOrCI ~ tht rlgllt to bid .--n. ""'""' 1902·11l3 8 A VI N Q 8 A N D l 0 A N No.12•Ht707 ol Offlclll Aec«d1 In lnllt. No a-4.o3 In boo11 13343 paqe P\llJC NOTU tt th• HI• Purclla11t mutt be _.........,._ -·-•• Ml.IC NOTIC( ASSOCIATION thl olYIOI ol tM Alaotdtt of Or111Q8 171' ol Offlalel Aaclordl In the otllcl mllde wltti Cleh or"'1 and paid for at r-"'·...,._ -Reoorded No-...mblr I&, 1878 It County; Nici died of trult dM«lbll of thl Reoordtt of Of.,.... r~---:
.. -, ....... •'--'"' .... ..-....... u pur-•-" ~a.-aTA-...... •91 II' W\TV<tr I 879'" I 1""8• , .... I -.,.... .,..... .. ,. -, .. '",.."' ,..... __ ..., ,.._ ,._ •• "' ·~ ""'""' lllC .. ...,. .. , -·•-•• n11t. No. t v In ook .... "• , .. ~Pf°'*1~· 11ld d~ .. ol lr1.111 d1torlb" 1111 ..... ._... -"~ gooc1a -~ ............. ..,. m·-t...... Thi followln" ,..,.011 II doln" "'""" ..., ,._ ...... -·-_. -· -,.. _.., v• .,. " ,.. ,, I ---N•u11••-.-... p~t4Qe of Ofllelll Aaoordt In the Lot 38 of riot 28 t In IN Cl"' of 1o1·~~ rw~"·· ---..a1 __...._..II t'-t.._..:, ~ ......... _. ~-; fltCmtOU --·· -,,.,._.., ., ..,.. ,.. ' -.._.._ ·-·"'~ ,,,, '""'"' ...... ~.. , .... 1o11-·"n" ...,a•nt .,, "'A'"" off ol the Aaoordaf of Oranoe Cost• Miii, u pet m~ raootdld PA" El . FM 1lmp .. 11111 lo
,. 11 -..,_, ,..~ --ou.._ H County, llld dMd of tr1.11t dtaol'lbM In book 88, pagH 2 llld 28, Condamlntum Unit No. 188 (the .. Ollct 11 h1r1bkll111n t"'ll "'a~ eu.....,. to..-•---"atlon In CAAEIR INTUIP4ATIONA'l MAMI ITA,....,.-r '"' """' " .......,..., .,,.,.. .. ,, "
"""'*"lo-.tloft t ofthaCMI th• ewnl or Mtlllmlnl bltwlln P08LISHIN0.2403Fordhem,COlll fht lollow~g PlrtOn ,, doln" THE FLOWEAMAN. Ille& E lhllollowtng. mllCMMl-mapalnlheOfnclof "Unit") •• 1hown upon lhl Oodt. Ital• of C1llfor11l1, tht landlord end obllgeted peny. Dated Miii.CA .• 02820 "Collt High •Y Newport BHch Lot 1:! ol TrlCl No 3380, In lhe lhl county racordtt ol Nici county. Condominium Pl1n (1ntltl1d
urtdltiillQllied Wiii 111111 pubic Mii 1hl1 11 & 18 di)' of >.ptll, 1883. Diil lmll llml, 2403 Fordl'lam, ~ aa: Clllf I OfOeo. . City ol Cotti Mtll, County ol "You lfll In default under I Deed ··condominium Pl1n for lot 1 of .... -= ................. on , ......... ," ............ S•:rc ~. 'AA ...... d COit• &A, CA. 11212t T H I!. c 0 0 K I E J A A Otn. "'-.. f c a•11 a• of T ................. 2 982 .-....... a v• _,,, '"" "' .--• ""' • ....,,..,... '1'hle ~la ~tad..., COLLECTION, 2718 Wlllta Road, Sh.,rl I Lynn Grl1pp, 248 ..,.ano-, .,111t 0 • °''"'• U ~ NII v•I-.,.,,, , 1 , ..,_ Traci No 101187"), County ol deY of • IM3, ti tOOO o'clodl '1.1bll1h1 Or1noo Co1t1 Dally -• • IMnl Callfomla 112714 «oblnl'lood Plac;1, Coat• Meu. m19 recorded In bool( 133, PaQll you llkt action 10 protect your 011n~•· 8t1tt of C1ltlorn1a (lhl a.m.. Oii the ptemilM wfllr'8 Mid Piiot, AptU 11, 18, fl83 fl'*'el pertnanNp. Frank l!l•t•r, 111300 Venlura Caltfornl• 02827 ~ to 38 lnCh.ullva ol mapt, In the propeny, It may 119 aold al • pul:lllC ··Ptan '), tacotdld on J4W( 12, lt7t,
proptrty llH b"" 11orld. and 18711-<43 D111t EmH llnll lloulavuel, Suitt 4111• Sharmin 81l«ry Lynn Vorpeget. 480 E olla ol lhe county recorder of Hid Mt1. If you need en axplall1Uon of 11 Document No 15e10, In t>ooll
lllNC:tl.,.looettd .. ftutlllc8toraga. Thltllll_t_fllldwllhlhl OM•,c.itfornlltl"°3 20thSttMt.CoelaMH1.Calllorn11 oounl)' thana1uraoflhet>toceed1nQagalnlt 1322&. pega 18 throuol'I 118,
lnO.. 13241 Jlffr9)' Ao9d. In the City .,._IC NOTICE Counl)' Ci.rii of Ot111Q8 Counly on Thia~ la conduc:tlcl by an ''1127 YOll AM IH DCf'AULT UNO«A A yo.i, you ahould contect 1 tawyw. ~.Of Of11clel Rec«da of Nici ol lr'ltnl1 County of Orange. Stall of I"-. Ml/"Ctl 24, 1883 lndMdual Thll bullnMI fl conducted by t 0 I I 0 0 II TAU a T DAT I D Addr-ol lhl 100... 11'°'*1)' le Ofenge County, wNch Pten panelne
Callforr11 .. 1M abandoned QOOdl, l'lCTfT'IOUta .,..... '21-general pattnerw.tp HOVIMllA .. 1f7t. UNl.lla YOU 2315 Wtllmlnlltr Ava .. Colla 10 thlt Pf°'*1Y deault>ld In Treot Ollttt•I• or plttonal property Publl•h•d Otano• Co11t Oally Jofln R. Scnlfo s v eoet TAICI ACTION TO , .. OTICT ....... CA No Wlf/<enly .. oi-.. No 10687. -did In booll ...... cs-tblcl l*ow. In the mattat o1 ...... ITATW•NT PtlOt, Apt II 4, I I, 18. 2&. 18113 Attorney lor Rlglttranl S::~1 LL o°:f!....p YOUA '"O'IATY, IT MAY al 10 Ill complel-or comtct,_ ...,_. 5 th<-...a. 8 Of MllQallaneoul TOM HAAl>fl\. The lollowlng pareon II doing 1•7• ~ Tlllt llatament wll NICI with thl ...., llltlMt IOl.O ,.,, ,. .,...,. .,. 1u • tl1 YOU ......._ .._......, ..__ aa .... ..._.. .............. ....,,., • ..._.fr • f .............. a.. bu"-.. ~ ........ County Cltrlt of Ofange County on ..... .._ -· .... .__ .... II)' I.Ill.--.. .-.. Mape. In thl oHloe of the c;ounly "'..._. .,_"' _,,, ""-'· OISTINCTl llE C AAPEl & .,_IC llllftTIC[ Match 24 1883 Pu bllahed Orange Coul Ottly NllO AN IX'LANATIOM Of' THI ol Tr\llt, by,._, of a brMCll or rtoordlr of tlld county
4 tablH, I lamp, 2 oh1111, I UPHOLSTERY RESTORATION, 1110 l"UUL nu . ntasn Piiot. Aptll 4. 11. ,, 25. lta3 NATUAI Of' THI ~AOCllDINO deleult In lhl Obllglllont MCU<"ed PARCEL 2.. An undMdld 0050t
rollaw•v btd, 2 bo• 1prlng1, 2 Clwel Pl , Cotti Mlle, c A.112820 ,-,cnnoua .,.._.. Publlthad Or•no• CoHt Oilly 1254.113 AOAtNaT YOU, YOU IHOULD \hereby. hlt1101or1 el!IC\llld and p11ctnl 1ntara1t tn 1nd 10 fht m1tt,.aa11, 15 boxa1. t ctdtt Riek N•••tr•lla, 8l0 Clatd Pl . Pl -------------!CONTACT A 1.AWYlll Cl1llvarad to lh• undertlgned 1 Commo n AreH 11 111own ano Ol'llet. Cotti Miu, CA 82828 NAMI aTAn.NT IOI. April 4 11, l8. 26, 1883 P\8JC NOJIC[ 2878 J•v• Rold. Coll• Men. Mittan Otclat1tton ol Oetaull and d•llntO on lhl Plen, r•11rvlng Lendlofd ,__ tht right 10 bid Tha IOllOwlng ptraont are doing 1608-13 Catilornta 82828 Oemand f()f Sale. and wrlt1en nollel therefrom lhe fGllOwtnQ
at 1110 1111. Putcha ... mutt bl inJ~!:lk\aea 1• conducted by 1111 ~ u: • ,... (11 • 1treet Mid< ... or eommon of brllCh and of llectlOn to ~ (1) An txdullvl ....,.,_., (olhlr
medt wtlh cetfl .-... and......, for 11 MESS AGES . ETC t 0 IMm•fC llllftTIC£ NOTICE Of' flUel.IC 8ALI dHlgn1t1on ol pr.v.arl" 11 ahow1I Iha underalgned to 1111 •aid , .. _ pa.--'a 111 a-'" IV}.._._. .. , ..... -ft• ..-Alen NavaNllll Sfta""'r--"" .• 1-........ CA "271• r~ nu -..-' ,._, _._.. • .., ......,..-_, 1111 time of_.....,._ All ___ ...,. ..... 1 n.__. ._.. -..-· "' '"'""" " " Ol' NAaoMAL NONRTY lboYI. no watr111tw II QI....,, u to Ill ""GP41'1Y to Mitt"' Mid .........,1hone. u "IMlrlcl .... ,.. ___ • ..... on ------'"' 1111-1 WU ._with Ina KAREN LYNN S MILEY. 11303 mmioua ..... 1. ' ... ,d lhl ., ........ -"""'""'"",.., ==..,-.. -=.~.,,':;:cs=-= ~ty3~~:f ();iinge Col.Inly on Seuhora °'. Nawpoft CA 828113. NAMI STAnMENT Pl.l~~.-,d~~~,.,~~::.~.:.: =:~~=:·ui::o~':'':~~~~·d~ ~=~:~~ ~.::i·~·o': :::t:!~~~;'"'.J:
Salt eubjlct to pnor c:enoeflatlon In • · f'21J1n GABRIELLA KAPLAN, 10 Thi 10410wtng 1>1reon1 ere doing Coda , Sl•I• ol C1llfornl1, the Tru11. by rtuon ol 1 brHc:tl or elaetlOn to bl rtoordld o-nblr 1paCff. btlconlH andtor pallot;
the -t of 111t1ement I>"-Publllhed Orange CoHt Dally Snapdragon°'·· lrvlne, CA 02715 bull,_ u 1.1nder910nld wlll 1111 It i>ubllc Ille del11.1tl 1n lhl obllgallon• MOUred 28, 1882 u 1n1tr. No. 82,..57137, of and landlord and ObllQlll..S peny. 0.ted p A H 4 ll II. 25 1983 Tlll1 bu..._ II oonduc1ed by I ORANQE OE HAVEN OUEST by competitive bidding on lhl 26th thereby hlrllolora axeciuled and 111<1 Otllclal Aecord1. (b) A non-txclu1lva 111em1nt
1hl1 11th and 1tth day ol April. llol, Pf • • • ' is.4e-a:i ~ l)lrtl*"lhlp HOME. 2818 ORANGE Ava .. Co11a d1y of Aptll, 1883, It 2:15 o'clock dallvared 10 the undarmlgned 1 S•ld H I• wlll be m1C11, but appurtantnt to ell Unit•"'°""' on
t983. Karen Lynn Smlley M111. CA. 1121127 p.m .. on the Pt''""-wflart Ilk! wrlllln Dlclatltlon ol Oa!M.tll and wllhoul covenant or warranty, ttia Plan for lngr ... and egreM1 Public Storage, lnO. .,_"' 111\Tll'tr Tiiie 1t1taman1 wu Ried wtlh the Dodoltado P N111reno, 24 ptop.,ty hu been 1tor1d. end O.m111d for Sala, and wrltlan notlGI •ltPI' ... or Implied, regwdlng title. llJPl)O(I, repair. malnlanlnOI. ano
Landlord ~ ""'-. County Clerk ol Otange County on Y<><ktown. lrvlne, Cl\ 92714 which 1ra tocated It Publlc Storage. ol btaacn 1nd ol atec:11on to 011.111 po11aulon or encumbrance•, to anc:t~t.
Publlthtd Orange Co1tl Dally ~a Wal Aptil1, 1983. Elma S . N1rrreno, 24 lnc.2099Pe-tl1Ave.lnlheClly lhe 1.1nd1tstgn1d to Htl Uld peylheramalnlnQprlncll>eltumol EXCEPT 111 oll. gae 1nC1
Pilot, Aptil 11. 18, f883 ..,._ aTATUllNT '21STJJ Yorkt-n, lrvlna. CA. 112714 of Cotta MIN. Cbunly ol Ofange. P109"1Y to 111111)' Mid obllg1tlon•, 11\t not• MCUrecf by Hid Olld of hydrOC41tbon eubttano11 blneeth a
1878-83 Thi loltowlng pereone are doing Publlahtd Or1ng1 CoHt Da lly lhl• bualneu le conducted by an State of Callfoml1, thl abandoned ind tl'ltrHllat Iha undet1lgn1d Trull, with lnttr11t at In Ille! not• depth ol 500 f .. 1 from the llUl11Cla tit*'-u : . PllOI. April 11, Ill. 25. Mey 2. 1883 lndMdull good1, ch1lt111 or p1,.on1I caulad Ilk! nolloa of btllCh and ol Pt'ovldld. adv1~. II 1111y, under of Ilk! land wl1h no rtghl ol turfac.a
CREATIVE CONCEPTS, P.O. __________ 111&:1 __ -M_1 Dodolr.Oo P. Naurano property datcrlb.O 1>411ow In the etecOon to bl tecorded Novembtr the t.,mt of 11ld Dead ol ftutl, entry tboY• 500 feat from the ~COURT CW Box 0775, 10745 Morning Glory .. _.,. llllftTM'tr Elmo S Nulfleno matter• of; 29, IH2 u lnalf No 82-4185111 ol 1111. dllf/Qll anel ·~ ol the IUff-of llld land, u ~by AL'ONt!A lin V""'1f CA 82708 ,_ nlllllW. Thlt llltamarit WU lll•d wllh Iha Fldlrlco Santoa -2 Tl*. 2 Foldng OfllCllal Record• In the office of lhe Trust .. and of lht trulll Cllll..S by WINl1m J. Cagney. •n unmarried
Ml.JC NOT1CE
~CW~ Aw..c~°:f:ton I< Hlni. 1070 ACTllK>U9 llU ... U ~~Y3~~~1 Or~ County on 1Cllelr •. 3.Ca!Pe'. Mirror, 8 Box11. Racotdar ol O.ange County. ~ ~.~T .. rutt .• ~3~~~ 119 men, In the dead recorded 1n booll
IR tlhl......, If"--.,,a11e!on Morning Qlory Avt • fi>un1aln ..,.._ STATWNT 11111192 • No-Go Marina -Boat Patti, 28 Said Sal• will be made. bul '""" on -ev .... .,. • "°" 11 95e0, ~ 938, of Olflclll AecordL
oh MAlllY IRMA ,.OllATI, V*t. CA. 82708 The followlng perton 11 doln Publl•h•d Orange CoHI Dally Box ... Boat 8t-Whlala Ile Bo without c;ov1n1nl or w1r11nty. !~r!~~; t'~ :~~ ~~:f:~".~t":; .: .. A:C•nll ~oAun .. ••~~parightlo 11~ ,,...,...,, "-a... If......_ TNe bt*'-II oonduc:ted by en buu-•; PflOI April 4 11 ta. 25 1983 No-Go Mlf/lna -Hydrau It ••Pf•H or lmpllld. rlQlfldtng Utla .... C.. .... A-ftnn lndMOual. STEVEN'S PHARMACY. 1525 ' ' ' · ' lSS0-83 P1111, 111 Wood Ooo<'a, Clflptt. 15 po11111ton, or enc::umbr1nc:ea. 10 Bulldlng. 300 E Ch1pm1n AYI . dllignaled on the Plan P-nona 0t
OMllt TO attoW CAUM Canllon K Hlru .,,... v.oa Or .• Eat. Colt• Mee&. BolllL pay Iha ramllntng prtnclpal eum ol Ofanoe. CA. the btilCOny .,. .. datigneted on ,,.
f'Olll ~ cw um Thll ll•t-1 -fled with !hi CA 0262t. P'lll.IC NOTICE Newport ln-1"*111 -Scf..,, 711 the nole(I) MCU<ed by Mid died ol Notte:.: Al the time ol ..... bid• Plen .. a.. Ul8 u being IP9U'1--"
M A A Y I AM A A 0 BE R T S . County Cklf1( of ();ange County on WILLIAM RICHAAO ROBUSTO, Box11. lumber Trull, with lnltrllt u In Mid not1 mey 119 made In Cllh and/or the lo the Untt. II Wiii • WI Pdultve ~. hM fllld a petition In Ihle Mardi 24, 11183 750 w San Jo11 Alie . 1<·4, f'M:TITIOUS IU ... aa Stan Hatrow. Jt. -Frig 0.1k. t>t°"'dld• 1dv1nc11. II any, undef caahlert or cer1111ed ch1ck• right and HHm•nt 10 uH Iha
aourt for an ord., ill owing nt29ll ciw.non1. CA 81711. MAME aTAT'lm>IT ChHI. 4 Alum c1111r , l>1c11.1re, lhe 11rm1 of Hid Deed of Trull. •P•clfl•d In Clvll Cod• Sacllon 1toraoe ar11. "eny oealC)netld on
l)tlUtloner to cNinQa !let neme ll"om Publllll.O Orange Cot11 Dally ~ ~ II conducted by an The lollowtng per1on I• doing Olothlng. 8 8ox11, Cupboard 1111, clllflget 111\d lx.penaat of the 2924h. I 1'1 • P 11 n 8 ·non• • • b •In 0 ... ARY IRMA 1'08EATS to Piiot MttCh 211, Aprll 4, 11, 18, lndMdual ~11. Landl0rd,__therlgh1tobld Trust .. lll\doltllll111tt1«11tedby At the time 01 Iha l nttlal 1pp1.1rt1nanl to tl'le Unll Any MAUREEN AOl!IEATS HORAK. 1883 Wlllllln R Aobullo PRODUCTIVE PROGRAM-at tl'le Hll. PutChH81 mull bl 11td Deed of Trual. put>llc;ltlon of Ihle notloe, 1111 lot .. 11.!Ch atorlQI atM "1111 bl ulld
11 11 tie,. by ord111d that 111 1453-83 Thll 11.11-1 -fllld With the MING SE AV ICES. 4 122 W. ma0a with Clth only 111\d paid lor et Said Ille wlll bl hlld on Monday amount ol thl une>ald bllW'IQ8 of lht ~or ltorage P"'PGaM and not
per1or11 lnttrMlld In the mailer i------------Counly Cwtt of Otange County on McFaddan Ava . Santa An1. CA. thl tlml of purchMI Al pwct\Mld Aptll 25, 19113. •I 2 00 p.m. II lllt obllgatlon MCI.Ired b7 thl above u q1.1W1er1 aforlMld ~ before thll COUr1 .,._"' llllftTIC( Aptll 1, tN3 82704 gooc1a .,, IOld 81 la, end muat bl Chapmen Avenue an1ranc. to the ducrlb•d Claad o 1r1.11t and PAR El 4 An exclu9fve tlghl and
In Depel'tmellt Ho. 3 II 700 CMc i----niuu\o---""------'21Jn2 Rlchttd Ramirez M1ndoia. removed It the tlmt of pUrchlM Ci.le Canllr Bulldlng. 300 EHi Htlmai.d COlll, axpan1at. and ~I to 1111 the plltllng IPICl8
Center Drive Wa11. S1nt1 Ant, flCTTTIOUS .,..... Publlahld Orange Co111 Dally 4122 W McFtddan Ava . S1nt1 Sala M.tb)lct to prior cencellMlon In Chapman A .... 0r.,.. ClillornlL advanc11 I• I I 11,84 I 30 To or.,,_ delignetecl on the P1en 11
Cellfornla.. on Mey 2, 1983, 11 10:00 N.AMI aTAT'Um.NT Piiot, Apfil 11, 18, 25, M1y 2. 1983 Ana, CA. 82704 thl e'lltll ol ffttllmenl batwMn A I Iha II me of I h • In It I ti ::me;~ bid. you may Par11~ PS-57 S~ f>S..57
.o'cloclt Lm., and 1htn and thlfl The followlng per1on la doing 18417-43 Thia bu.11'1118 la conduc1ed by an landlord and ot>ligated party Dated publleltlon ot 11111 notice. lhe totel Oet1: Marci\ 30, "19113 an<IPAPRCEL •· ,..._ (I) -~ ._ ca.a, If llT'/ they hevl, wtiy ~ •: Individual thl• 11 & 18 day al Aprll, 1883 amount ol the unpaid blllnQe ol the ., ...,..,. .. _ .•
Mid petition for ch.,,gt of namt PATHS TO POTENTIAL. 10457 "8JC N0T1C[ Rlct!wd R ~ P\lbilc Slor1C19. Inc .. Lendlord obllgatlon teeurtd by thl 1bov1 T.O SERVICE CO I n THE II ER SA Ill E
lhcMlld not 119 Q1W111d. Smoke,.,_ Court, Fount.in Va/ttrt, ACTITIOUa llU ... U Thlt 1111-1 wu lllld wtlh tne Publltl'lld Orange Co11t Dilly doer I bed c:IHd of lrult end ~~..2._Nstlow .. ~a•t .,_ HOMEO~!"'E~~ _t!SO~,
It 11l\UthlfordlfM!hit1 oopy GI CA 82708 w•-................ Coun1y Cltr1! of Ot111Q8 County on Pilot. 11. 111. 11183 Htlm1t1d coat1. 1xp1nat1. 1nd ..,. .. , • .,_.,. • .._ .-. t~hlf ... th -• .,. .. ta. ,... •• ..._.
thl1 ord., to 1how c11.1H b• M1rllyn Kty H1tcll, 10457 Thi,;::;·~.;. dOing Apfll t , 18113. 11181-83 1dv1nc;et II 1157.713 llO =3 ~Del Rio So. and obllgilloni tppurt•nant
publl1h1d In Tl'la Dally Piiot, a Smoke River Court, Fountain Valley. ~ aa· 1121"20 Ttlt openl~ bid m~ obtained Sen 10llQo. CA 8210&-40U 1";"~ AM ... OEPAULT UND1Jt A ~of gerwel alroulatlon. CA.82708 HUNTl.NGTON BREAKERS Publl1hed Oranga CoHI Dally P\B.IC NOTia: by calllOg (7 4) 937 ttle dly (618)584-82118 Dl•D Of T,.U8T DATID
publi.l'lad In thl1 C®nty •I le&tt Thia bull,_ It conducted by 111 APARTMENTS LIMITED 811 Piiot. AprM t t, 18• 25• May 2• 1983· K-14711 bllort the Illa. Publllhed Orange Co11t Dally OCTOMR 1S. 1m. UNL.aU YOU
-• weelC for lour conllCillllve lndMdul!_· ••• uyn Hai~.. Anton Boule'lard: Suite 870. °Cotl• 183743 NOTICE OF DEATH OF D••• Msu1rPcnER2104'R19T831TLE Pltot. APf11 11. 111. 25. 1883 TAKI! ACTION TO 'AOTECT Wllkl prior 10 th• di)' ol ••Id ... _ft .... .._a c If "" 2• '"7" ... ..._....,.. T"-1 ttl ........ h , ...... ..._, el omll .,4 v 811-"' MnJIC£ RAY OSCAR FISCHER, SERVICES, INC Iv ''""" YOUR '"0~1ATY, IT MAY II ·-ft.,.. '" 1 llllament wu ""..,, ,.., WILM 0 RE CITY "~" nu IOU> AT A ll'U9IJC aAL..L • YOt.I Oiied: Mardi 24, 1983. County et.rk of Ofiinge County on DEVELOPMENT. INC , 1 Cllltornll lllCT1TIOU9 aua._U aka RAY FISCHER AND at Mid Trullee, ..eo AN Ell'LANATIOM gp. THI
Judge of ~s:-~ Mt1Cl'I 24, 11183. 11212990 corporation, 1111 Anton BouWlarCI, ..,.._ aTAnmNT 0 F P ET I T I 0 N T 0 ~' D. SERVICE CQ.. PtlllJC NOTICC NATUAI Of' ntr 'AOCHDINO
'AMDI. Publlll'l.O Otano• Colll Dally ~870, Coeta M .... Cellfomla Tlw IOllowlng pertone are doing ADMINISTER ESTATE By SandllAtment1, OAANOICOUWTY AOAIMaT YOU, YOU aHOULO
ClAM a O'MMA Piiot. Apt'll 4. 11, 18. 25. 1883 J__., Mt.,., Ill, ,.11 ••tftA buW-at. NO. A-117702 Asalt1111t Secra11ry lllllUNIC•Al. COURT -CONTACT A LAWYIJll. CAntmlNI a.,_. 1603-33 v_... ,.. v ,,,. ~· PARIS INVESTMENTS. INC.. To all hein, beneficlanes, Ona City Btvd Wast, HAM01t ot8TIUCT TM 11t .. 1 lrddr-ol the ll>OW a.._. It., Boullvard, Suite 870, Coalt MMe. 18481 PIClflc eo..1 Hwy .. Sunllt d d 1 Ofanoe. CA 92868 4'01 JamlMNI 9hd. 11 100 Scholz Plaza No 214. mmll "'-------------iCellfomta 92828 a..cn. Camoml• 90743 e r e !tors an cont ngent f714> 83s-824e ,.o. aox llOO Newport B11ch. CA 1121183. No
LAe ~CA ..,1 ltllJC NOTIC( Thia llUW-la oonducted by• Kathy D 1v11 . 144O1 crediton of RAY OSCAR Publlahed Otenga co~1 Dally Newport a-tt. CA._,,,..., werr1nty 11 01v1n u to II•
(IU)-.... f'WCUUC>Ua•Plll IM llmltld ~..... Blrmlnoh•m. Wutml na1er. FISCHER and penona who Piiot. Apt 4. 11. 111. t9113 1557-113 ~: Ol.IN ~· CC>fpll'-or correct,_)
Publlltled 0111191 Co11t Dally ~·• Celllol'nll t2e83 may be otherWUle intere8W!<i •-IC W\Tll'C COA~OAATION, • Callfernla he blrllfldary undtr .id Dead ~ ..... Maid! 2 ... Apnl .. l1, 18, M.u. STATWmNT 0. •Of>"'*tl, lnC Tilll ~ II c:aoducted II)' a. the wtll ---H l"UUL ""' .. w.. __.......... ol JCUIL !Ix ~ ol • br...:tl or
11113 The followTng 1>1non II doing S.._., P Semlngaon. corporation ln .,IU/or estate; I DElllNDANT: LITTLlllllLD defautl In tha obllQlttonl -..d
1507-83 ~ aa· Prlaidlnt Pll'll lnYlltlnlnll, lnC A petJtJon has bfttl flied ....... ~.~ .... • IMYEl'TWNT CO...ANY, INC. A lhltaby. hltllolor1 axacuted end
------------CttRISTIE ASSOCIATES, 2010 Thll e1a1ern1111 -lteld wttll lhl Kathy DIYls. by MRS. CLYDE HUGHES Of'""MAi. ~ Cellfor11la oerp1rat11n, 8All d1llvtrld 10 thl undartlgnad •
"8..1C N()TJC[ ::0 Cludal, Newi>ort e..cn. CA ...,o? 1~e:. Or111Q8 County °" Thll ,,:~="-fllad wlUI lhe in the Superior Court. of AT ...VATW aALI ::ty,:~;:~~:.~ :.;l=~~0; ~ ~S.:~_,°' :!"'no:;: nc:nnoue.,..... C)'nlhlll A. Poota.iy, 2010 Vlttt -a c..-Coun1y °""' o1 Orengo Coun1y Oii Orange County requesung NI. A-110 • ltlroutlh 1, ~ of brllCh and of~ 10 ca.a
NAm ITAT'lmWT Cludal, Hewpor18-::tl,CA.02MO 9t Law Mardi 25. 1883. that Mn. Clyde Hughes be! In lhl S..parior Court Of the SI.Ill IUWC*a tl'le und.,=d to Hit Hid
Th• lollowlng petaon 11 doing Thllbo*-leoonduc:tldbyan ,.....,.,....,lllllfta'IOO 112121f11 appointed•• personal 01 Ctllfotnla, lot lht County ot c-....... pr°'*1'fto eeldobllQeuont. ~ • lndMOull. Olllae ... 1lt71 Publlah1d 0••"9• CoHt Dally repreeentatJve to administer ~'::lrD~ ~~ .. ~~4:s~:: ~~ NOTICE y.., "-""' ~ -'. 1nd lhttHl11r the under11on1d
S !~~ICS. 211 COit• Meal ......... Cynthia A. PoOWty lrWle. c•u• a:ru Piiot. APfll 4. 11. 18. 25. 1118315.1" ... th"' estate of Ray Oscat T''"•RON ... "' n....t _, ............ ,.. oeuald MIO noUceOf tM'leeflandol t .• ..,.,.... MeM, CA. 821127 • ,_ lt•l-1 -llled With the (714) -..10e1 .,....,.. " ""' "'° _....,. ,_ ...... ....., ""'--.ctlon to bl recorded Oc1oblr 25. J John Karr. 211 Cotta Mlle St., County Cllt1I Of Or.nga Councy on nua7 Fischer, Costa M eaa, CA NollOI It hereby Q.._, th•I ttw ,_ r..-ct wttMll • _,......., 1912 u 1 INtr No 82-3741137 11'1
, COit• Miii. CA. 821127 Merciti 17. 1983. P1.1bll1l'tld Orange Co11t Dilly "8JC NOT1CE (Un~er the Independent ~~:-'otte-:1: :-d·~~~d=·. 1111.............,. bllew. book of Mid Otftclll AacOtdL lndr;:.,.,~ 18 oonduc1ed by en Publlallld Orange co .. ~ ~=: March 28' Aprll 4" 11' 18• flC'TTTIOUa llUalNIU Adrrunfatrallon of Eat.a tea •ubJecl to c;onllrm1t1on of "'d an"~=~~~ ~.~:U w~~~~t '!~~1~1~~1b:, m::r~i!~~
John Kerr ~. Apt1I 4• 11, H!I. 25. 1983 1506-«l ..,._ STATEmNT Act). The petition ts eet for 8uplftor Court. on or aner !hi 4111 lhOIJld do'° promptly'° that your ..,,,_or lmcillld. r90l'dlno tltll.
Thll stat-I -Ned wtll'I Iha 1318-83 Thi followlng .,.,.one are doing hea.ri.Qg in Dept. No. 3 at 7001 day of MIY 1883 •1 the otnoe of written rnponM. If '"Y· m•y bl l)OllMllon, or encumbrancea. to l ~ly3~ OrlnQI Counly on ,____________ rtaJC N0J1C[ ~:::...LANO TRAVEL. 3818 Civic Center Dr •• Weal, ~~~~.=::.y~~~'. n.-::;::i· U1t1d Ila •••• f: ::."::.:::~=: m11t1 "8JC fC>Tia: c....-n S. Bnl1ol, Senti Ana, CA. Santa Ana, CA 92701 on1 Senti An1, CA 8270I, Countlf of dllHlldede. 11 lrl~1t11•I ,uecle Truet, wltl'I lnt«att 11 In Mid noll
Publlth.O Orange cout Dally '1CTITIOU9 .,..... NOTICaT~ ='='' ~ THOMAS c. LAMERE, 1310 s . May 4., 1983 at 9:30 a.m. I Otlll\QI. Stale of Celltomi., .. the ~ -"• UcL=lln ~--1 p..ovldld, advtnen, If any, under
Piiot, Ac>r"N 4. 11. 18. 25, 1883. .. ...... aT·--... MoNwti Of., Senta Anl. CA IF YOU OBJECT to the rloht. tltlt and lnlerHt or Hid -.,. Ucl. --. the ,.,m, of Mid Olld of Tt'\1111, 1547-83 -'"'"'_...' On Ml)' 8, 1.,.3 II 11:00 1.11'1. BARBARA ANNE LAMERE. gran-'n" of the petJtlon youl dloMlld II lht time of death end de • ..._ l.N la ... fell. Chlf"OM end expet\111 of the
------------Tiie followtng pat'I008 -doing FIRST AME"' CAN TIT l E 1310 S Mohewk Or .• Satlll Ana .... 0u)d-~•'--P a,......r a't ,,__ Ill tht righ1, tl11e and Int_. that ....... TrutlM and ol lhl tru1ta -lid "1 "8JC NOTIC( but"-aa· INSURANCE COMPANY,• CA. an au..,, rr--UIC' lhl Miiie ol uld dtcMMd hat SI Uttld dH•I IOlloltar al M1do..dofTN11.S1klllllwlllbt --===-..,,.~~-..,,...,..---ANIMAL ARTIFACTS. 500 30th Callfomla :'Ctlon, u Trull... Thie bull-It conducted by 1 1hearlng and state your acquired by opertllon of law or conMIO da un abogado en 8111 held on Monday, Mty 9, 10113 at
ACTITIOUUIU .. •U Slr-:W=:.'c~~S:~ fr!:=.-:',;:.9':!:1~~': oen«•\~nanhlp. objectlon1 or file written~Oll'llfwtll other tl\an or In .sdltlOn 11un10, d1b1rl1 hao•rlo 2:00 p.m .• 11 lhl Chipman A-
Thi =,:~ dolno Streat, Nawpoft 9-:h. CA. 82ee3 Tr1.11t IXICl.llld by JEROME c ~ ~~ ob~tlonl with the COUI:" :; '::!,~ ':' ~·,:. ":..t~ '~~cit:-~;:: :~\~~r::. ~oo~h=.~:v~h~:~1:~ ~ ~ -Clmord E. F9Udlllf, 500 38ttl SMITH and BRENDA l . SMITH .. Thie 1111-1 -"""with the be ore the hearin1. Your ,.., ~ ll1ullld In MoOIN. ~ -f91111trld~. tlempo. A--. o;.ange. CA.
' TROPIC TRAll.£A POATS. 351 Sll'lll. Nlwpor1Blldl,CA.112983 hulband & will II joint lenentt. and County Clartt of Orenge Col.Inly on appeuanoe may be in penon Cou;;i: o~·· Stlta of 1. TO THt OEFENOAHT; A oMI NOTICE: AT TIME OF SALE BIOi
w .. 1 Bl)' St .. ·Cotti ...... CA ~ .. ~ conductld by I ~:.~~:~:n~ ~~!y2le~· •• 1!1:0:: APf11 •. 18113 or by your attorney. Callf •• datcrlbed .. compttlnl II•• bean llled by lhe MAY BE MAOE IN~ AHO/Of' 92927 --· f'1Un1 I F y Q U A R E A followt. to wit. pje1n11f1 1Qe1nat )'OU. " you w11tt 10 THE CASHIERS OR C£RTIFllD LEWIS NEWTON SMITH, Barbara A. Clpplnolr 13238. Paga 227. of Olflcla l Publlahld Orange Co1tt Dally CREDITOR tl .. ..-.t Thi North 40 feet ol lot 10 In dtfend'Wit lewaull. you muet. wftl'lln CHECKS SPECIFIED IN CIVIL
1onOJ AM.ma, Spring v...,. CA Thll llatlmlnl -fllad with 1111 Aecordt of OflrlQI County. CA. and PloC, Aptil 11, 18, 25, Mey 2. 1883 --'• f .... °!d~~~~· Block 8 of South Wiii Burnett'• " day• •flat thla 1wnmon1 I• CODE SECTION 2824'1. 920n County C... of OtMQ9 Countlf on ~ to thlt oarut1n Notlee of 17M.Jl.I\ .,._...tor o vic ~.you Addition to MC>dlml. u par map _..,.,on you. flll with"* OOll'1 1 Al Iha 11ma ol tl'la lnltla l ~~eel by 1 Mard'l 31. 11183 Default ther1und11 rtcord•d ------------" must file your da.1m with the thlrlof ~In 8oO* 21, Page Mtt1en raaponea to 1111 oomplllnt p.ibllcatlon of l?lla nollca. the toUI _w __ ..,.. Publllhed Orange Cout~7; ~~.1:3*'=1=.N:. ____ P'lll.IC ___ NO_T1CE _____ court or present lt to the i8,;;'.~=~c:'n'i:. Unllll you do eo, ~ dtfauft _.. amoumofthlunpeld~of!M
Thll ~· '""'!.'._.. ................ Piiot. Apnl 4, t1, 18. 211. 1N3. 1110 Co1.1nt11. wlll under and '1C11110Ua ~•• penonaJ repreeentattve r-wio ltMnlrom botti IN Hol1ll bl antlf9d on 1$1t>41catton of the ~:~"t~d~1:f 1't'::a~ -,.._, ... v. u.. 1546-«I ~to Niki o..d of Tr\191 111 NA• ITA.,._NT aps::;.inted by the court 40 .._and thl 8outtl 40 ._ 7'it plmntlfl, "'° t111t c:oun,,,..,. 111* • t Cleril of ();ange County on Thi ,....._.._ -•• .......... IUdQIMnt IQlllNt you '°' the ,.... "Omlled Cott•. Hpell .... Ind , 1913. P'\a1C NOTIC( at publk: auction fOf c:uh. llwM ~""' ...-~--.... wt four months from the feet fOf 1 community drl"9Way. cltmandld In 1111 ____._...t, ~ 1dv1ncH la 1133,178.73. To
-money of 1h• United llatH ol ~ 11 d t f fi t t f mew• oommonl)' known u : 1112 Id 1 1 -·-,· 1 fltwmMI Iha ooenfnC1 bid ....,, -bftthld Or1'1:_ coa{to~·,-f'lCmlOUa ...... America. I c11hlar'1 cllecll OELAWARE ST APART· .~~OU ...:!..1~Uln·~~'~ Elplanade, Modena, County of ~ ~=~" t oln~ ~~m1nf o ell (714)837-08ee. ~ • ,~ ··-• MAmlTAT'lmNT pey9btetoMldTNl1 .. ~on 1 MENTS . 18119 1 D1l1w1rt, ""'~'42• ,....., .. ~ ~""-CelllorniL .....,_. ··~-•-...__ ...... ,8 l883
Apt! 11• 18• • Mly ~0~2-«I Thi lollowlng Pl'tOn 11 doing 9tlta or n1tl0nll bank. • llltl Of Hunt"'O'lon aa.M. CA.~ 700 of the Probet.e Code of ~r;.y,;;, ol 111a CHll In l1wful ~.re .. f requlltl In th• ~MT SERVICES, INC.
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A .. _. Ca• f ~tr•~-lo Flral Amtrlcan Tltl• Donni M1tzg11. 408 82nd prior to four monthe from T--...__.. on....._ pr....-IO....,.. Kim E. Onlnt, Deputy Pltrtc:ll A. Rendel. A9ll SIC na.-m. -1 Ofnt1 02802; 8182 -· .. _ 81 eet .........._ e.ectl CA ll2M3 d ( h ·-· ._ .... ~ ........ ., """' lll-"'11N P. IJIAlllO, aaa. o.. City 9l'ld Wiii Regency, La Palma. Calllornla ,,,.,,._Company IOClted ti 114 r • ·~-· • · the ate o t e hear-Ina Ten peroent of amouil bid 10 bl 8'10.......,. cw. Dr. #ll&a f1~· CA 112MI 90e23 E. Fifth St .. In "" City GI Santi Ana. Thi• bl.lalnatt la conducted by I noticed above. dapoallld with bid. ..__ 8lllCll CA ll2eeO 1 .. 1 1311-8218
Ir• 0 • v Id II ex ti r, I 1t 2 CA ... thlt right. title W lnltrllt oentWll pennanhlp. YOU MAY EXAMlN &Ide Of °"9r'l to 119 In wrtltng and ,__.....,, • P bll hid 0 Co I Dall Aeg..!.ncy, La Palm•. C11Uornta COf\veyed lo end now l'Mld by 11 C. W Hogberg wlll bl l"IOllVld at thl aforlllk:I <714> 640-45l0 u 1 ranga " 'l eodu under Mid Deed of Tru1t 1n 11'1• Tl'llt 1111-t -ftlld With the the file kept by the court. U omc. ,1 in.-llme ,,,., the ""' Publlahad Ofano• Co11t Oally PlkM, At>tl 18. 25, May 2. 111113
Thie bu..,_ 1a c::onduclld by.,, property lltuatld In .. id County 00Unt11 Ctertt of Orange County°" you ue lnt.ereat.ed In the publlcltlon "'"'°' and before date ~=· March 28• Aprll 4• 11• 18• ' 1
lndMdull •nd 11111 dHcrll>ld .. City of M11ct1 17, 1ta3 t!lltate, you may file a request Of..... 1604-43 L---~~~.!!~~:::::::::::::_
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• A$><. 1 '· 18• 25• May 2, tlll:I .., C:-ty. -----..;...-------and reporta dH4rjbed in ~bl= O:,=:=:' Dally The IOIO'MllO W-" -doitlt Street, Ooett Mele. CA. Ht27
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C4 _ * Orlllge Oou1 DAILY PILOT/MOfldJ><, AptU 11, 111$
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The ucw-... tlwttadoNll tredc "*" le ... for l11nday, May ,, ,, UOLA'I Drake
ltedlum. Action Mo6ne It 11 a.m. wtth lht Jav.ln
oompMltlOn Ind oonoludM et 2:47 p.m. wtth
the men'• mle run.''°" Information, oell (213) US.2101.
6ym.-•tln •eet
Loa ~ wt11 hoat a 1Me1 ~ the
Wottd Ohemplon Aueelen gymn .. tlc1 team
Gend lht United Stat•' b9et In the McOoneld'a
vw:nnaatloe Cl..-l'rtdty through &lnday The h two d919 of OOl'l\petltlO(I wlll b. held 1t1 loyoi...MatYmOunt Uniwreny, wt.lie =·' oomc>etltlon le Mt for UCLA'• Paui.y
Tht men's comJ>9tltlon wlll be Mid on
Frtdey beginning at a p.m. The women'• meet
la "9t for Saturdey at 7:30 p.m. The mbted
ftnaAI at UCLA wlll be t*d Sunday at 2:30 p.m.
netcsce.,. prloed at l1UO and 110.60 tor
adutts and ... 50 '°' ~ 18 and under 12 dltcount ooupone er~ avallabl• ai Mcl>onald'e rHtaurante and Southern
Celfomle Detain deelln.
·• ........... ,,.,,,, .. '
The "IOOh ltontnM U.I Oh~ wtt1
be '*d ~ey, Mey 1 al tht hnl!I Mon1oa
pltt.
OOmpetnor1 will lake pett In a two-mite
twlm, 100..mlle btCyde rt0t "'4 IO-mtle run.
The ~• 11 ICMduted to be ,...,.Md on A8C T~'t Wide WOl'td of lpcwt1onMey14
CO"'Petltlon bef11\I at 1 a.m. l'or more
lnk>rmatlOn. phone (111) 711-1"3.
Cele6rlty 6•11
Entrlee ate being ~tad fOI' the Vince
Ferregarno Orange County SS*llal OtymplOe
c.tebrlty golf fournement echeduted for Friday, May 13 et the Loe Alamttoe Nlll'f a ...
GOif Coul'M. c.i.brltlea Joining l'wr11gamo Include Jldc YoungblOOd, Irv Panttey, Cert l!kem, Wendell ~. Pr .. IOf\ Oennatd and Jim Youngblood of the flam•, bo~ Jerry Querry, lht Ram
cl'l eerleadere end other television
~tlea. All proc.ed1 wlll go toward• th• Orange
County Spec:lal Olymptc.. Cott tor lht dey le
I '76, which covert golf c;ert, '" prize•. refre9hmenta and ewatdl dlnnet.
The donation la IU-dedUetlble.
A lhotgun 1tart at noon 11 act.duled. For more lntormatlon, phone 775-e379.
PERFECT PLAN . • • ANGELS. • • From Page C1
drove in a nm. But catcher Terry
Kennedy supplied the bic bat
with three atn&)e9 and two RBI.
Dravecky. 2-1 hurled his
second complete game of the
teUOn, but lost hil bid for hil
tint major 1eque ahutout when
ptnch-hitt.er Joe Moralee singled
home Steve Y e.ger from third ln
the eighth. Dravecky had retired
20 consecutive Dod1er1 until
Yeager singled with orie out ln
the etahth.
Llgnt rain started in the
inning, but did not delay the game.
From Page C1
playing quJte • bit.
"I think I'm going to stay with
him a while," said Twins
Manager Bllly Gardner. ''I
thought he caught a good game.
It looks like he'• ready." Bob Welch, 0-2, took the lo.,
getting knocked out in the fourth
inning.
LAKERS ...
Juan B~nilla and Garvey
singled with one out iD the San
Diego third. Welch put the
runners in 11COrins poaition by oomrnlttina a balk and Kennedy
brought them home with hla
llng1e to center.
Engle had troublelt last aeaaon
u a riaht fielder and wu finally
tent down to the minon. Over
the winter he wu tranafonned
lnto a catcher. The Twins wanted
him around for his bat and
yesterday he showed why.
From Page C1
ln the finaJa with Philadelphia. In the fourth, San Diego aand
twice when Ruppert Jones led
off with a single and Tim
Flannery followed with a double
to right. Steve Sax ""booted
Dravecky's hopper to second,
allowina Janes to s:ue, and then
Gene llichard1 singled home
Flannery to knock out Welch,
"I worried myaelf to death last
year. You can 1eatt younelf to
death and loee confidence. rm
juat not going to worry any The Laken were without l\a.r
iuard F.arvin "Mllic" Joh.man. A club spokesman aaid Joh.mon
WU eJCCU8ed from the contest to
take care of "a family buslnem"
matter.
more," aald Engle. t
The Twins. meanwhile,
excited their f.ana and themaelves
by battlna .327 aa a team in
spring training, bombing
opposing teama with extra base
hJta.
La.ken c.o.c.b Pit Riley, wboee
club ha1 been hard-hit by
injurie. late in the aeuon, aald:
"The lut three or four gamn
have been very lnsignWcant. I'm
glad lt'1 over. Now we can get
ready for the playoffs and
prepare ouraelves for thlnga to
The Padres added five
bwurance runs in the ninth on an
RBI dou.ble by Bonilla, an RBI
lingJe by Garvey, Sixto Lea:ano'•
run-1COring fielder's choice and•
two-run error by Sax. come.•·
McCOllMIQ( MOlTUAlllS I Laguna Beach
494·9415 Laguna Hi lls
768-()933
San Juan C.p1S1rano 4~·1776 ' ~~.:_MT. OUYJ
Mor'luafV •Cemetery
Crematory
1625 Gisler Ave
Costa Mesa
540-5554
rtHC.IUOTHHS
l&L. •OADWAT
MOtlTUAaT 110 Breadway
Coste Mesa
642·9150
L\LTZ-GHOM\ SMITH & TVFHILL
WISTCUff CH.Ara
427 E 17th St
Costa Mesa
646-9371
PAC"4C ••W
MIMOlJA.I. P AU
Cemetery Mortuary
Chapel·Crem1tory
3500 Pac1t1c V1trN Dnve
Newport Beach
6'4·2700 •
But when the regular teaaon
opened, the bata grew quiet.
· "'Th.at'• the way we played all
;&.~·." said first baseman Kent
PREY 1urvlve1 alon1 wltb 4 Pierce Brothen Smiths'
Mortuary directors.
~.
FJ'IZPATRICI.
MARY (DOLLY)
FITZPATRICK, resident of
lAROY T. FREY, ace 62. de u1h te rs . Pe trt cl a
a resldel)t of HunUncton West,rmeyer and Nancy
Beach, Ca. Pa11ed eway Brant both of Coeta Mesa,
MJdden1y on-Aprtt-U;-ltc-CC.-suan Pmn and Sandra
In Burllnpmt, Ca. IH wu Roy both of Huntington
the ion of Otto C. and Beach. Ca .. abo 1urvtvlnc Caroline S. Tetzlaff Frey. He are 4 arandcblldren hla CGata Maa. Ca. PUied awey
wu born July 20. 1920 tn mother Carolin• Frey. a on April US, 1983. She 11
Waueau, Wteconaln. He al1ter Eltaebetb Frey, a ~ved b~1:' £,~
eUended the public ecboml brother Wallace Frey of f If~-,._ and~~ ln Wausau Md s;radua&ed Decatur JWnma and brother 0 -~-'-'--,~ .. .,.,. f.rom Indiana Untveraty and Ralph Frey of lndianaplli8, H . N l ch o I a (Edd I e) of
received hbi Masten from Indiana. l'riendll may call at C 1 a r e m o n t , C • . , 7
the UnivenUy of Maryland. P.lerce Brotbere Smiths' arendchlldren, 12 1reat-He entered the US. Marine Mor1uary °*'Monday, ApiJ 1randchJldren, 2 1reat-
1Corpe ln UMl and WU a 18, 1983 from lO:OOAM '° 1reat-1randchlldren and
fiahter pilot dUJ'inc World 9:00PM. Funeral eervlces dau1hter-ln-lew Clarice
War II. the Korean And will be conducted on Fltapatrlck of .Colorado. Vtetname.e Wars He retired Tuaday, A-n 19 1983 t Servlcea will be held on
•a Coaone1 lp 1973. For the ll:OOAM at 'ti;~ uruc!t Monday, April 18, 1983 at
JJmt 10 ,_,..he baa beal a Metbodiat Church of l:OOPM at the Harbor Lawn
Technical Compltance Huntlntton Beach with Memorial Chepel with
Manager with NI nan Rev. Albert Jamm, pa9tarof l n term en t a e rv lee 1 ~~allon, he wu 1 the chwdl ottldatina. J'ull Immediately following.
of the Flnt UnJted military aervlces will be Servka under the direction
Methodllt Church of conducted a( l :OOPM at of Harbor Lawn-Mount HuntinpJn Beech and held Rivenide National Ce:netery Olive Mortuary of Cotta
•eve r a 1 f o a lt Ion a of ~ the United Stace. Manne Meu. 640-5"4.
I ea de re b p in cl u d i n 1 Ulr"p9 frollD J:l Toro Marine NI.IC 11ma
Chairmen of the S...Family~tnlJeu
Admlnlluatlve Board, be of &wen i:iaatftbutiom be ~-:'uu
wu al10 a member of made In IDllDDIY of LeRoy OPMALXUOa:n
HunUnaton Beach Lodae f'ny ~ the f'lnt Unlt.ed AT ,..Aft eMa
#380 F&AM. He wu lle,hodht Church of *'41,_
married to the former Bun~ 8-d.I. 2721 17th of'"c'!:t:::'°'~ec:! ~~
Darotby M. SJ>c-n.tker. who St., Huntmcton Beech. Ca. Or-. !ft 1N....., Ol tlle &t9'9 °' VE1'A SYl.VlA cou:. o...ecs. Nottce .. .....,, """" ttlM the Ut•llan•d ..... el PfMlle ..... to Ille hl9tlMI Ind l>Mt bldct.f, eubfect to contlnutlOn of H id
&upertor Court. on « .,.., v. 2tltl
dllY of Apt 11a .. .._ oftl9e of H.
VlrglrM King. 11121 Yoi.nda Aw~ Northrld99, CA t1Ut. Slllte of c.llfomla, .. tile rtoftl, tltle end
ll'tternt of Nld cfeound at the
time of dMttl lrld .. Vie ..... .. lrld lnteNlt !Mt the .... of Mid deceeeed he• eoqulred b)'
IF CREMATION IS YOUR PREFERENCE
Call THE NEPTUNE SOCIETY
~loll Of -Ot otMrWlee then or In eddltte>11 to ""' of Hid ..,._., et IM ..,,._ Of dMUI. In
lrld to 1111 "" --,.., :i= :=o::~~ -~to-:
The ~eptunc Society brought cremation to Orange County in 1974.
Today we provide more services to Orange County families than anv
other orpniz.ation ·
We offer cremation with burial at sea. in the mountains. or in the de1en
and our cocnplctc service costs about one-fifth as much as a conventional
around burial.
The response to our service has bttn u.&raordinary! We have 27,000
memben 1n Oranac County. and in our nine year h.latory we have served
over 7.000 (antilics.
U you bave any questions ~prdina crernallon. please call u1 at:
Mall to:
THE N!PTUNI SOCIETY
~w.c.. ...... .,
An undl~ OM-tlllf 1n-..1. IUbfeal to .. , .. •ellon Of • llte
.-...in:
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::.: nret ltleorrect lnMrtlOn dock. Plana avall. Now $370,000 w/1m"lm.
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"en eoo.. kif ema11 bollt or lar99 pool..az.d lot on llgflted 8edmltton court, R.V. $410,000 wtth land. qu6et cuMie eec. 2 BR on fire pit. By OM*. Prfn Alk for Belle Ch-Lee. the ground ftoof. Lerge only ple&M. 1495,000. ~~ 644-7020 BePW•t• fMlly rm w/Wflt 1eo-t133 By 9'1P(. ~~ ~ WL UT&TI t.. i-.--.-..a-..,----·-~~~·; .. ~";·;·~~ -· ... )~ mTllTLJ Low dfl or exdlange 3 Br. 2 a.. 2 cs gar. Win
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and 2 bdrm + home. OrMt location and low
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NY E COMPO ITE TRAN ACTION
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' Dow Jones Final
Record Hish
UP 11.90
CLOllNQ 1, 113..24
Factory operation
highest since August
By Tlte A11ocla&ed Prn1
WASHINGTON -U.S. faciories operated at 69.4
percent of capacity In March, rnarklnc t~ fourth
straight monthly gain and the hJahest level of ~e
a1nce J.ut August, the government reported 10day.
The new gain of 0.7 percent over the February
level .. reflected wldeapread lncreues In activity
among· manufacturing lndu1trles," the Federal
Reeerve Board report uld.
It waa the latest encouraging economic news for
the still-young recovery from the 1981-82 reoMlion.
The government had report.ed on Friday \hat
jnduagjal production roee 1.1 percent in March -ai.o
the fourth 1traliht gain -and that prices at the
wholesale level had declined for the aecond Ume in
three montha.
Riaing production and factory u.e are clearly good
sl~ for the mlllion1 of Americana who are 1tlll
jobless.
Auto output 'surprises'
DETROIT -Planned leCX>nd-and third-quarter
production by U.S. automakers ii up nearly 3 percent
from what had been planned a month ago, an industry
journal reported. The journal abo reported in editiom
for releue today that 0 .S. dealers~ ltock of import can
dropped to a a1 daya' supply at the end of March, with
Japane1e make1 in the 1borteat 1upply. In the
production report. Ward'• Automotive Reporta said a
2.7 percent April-June lncreaae and a 3 percent boott
for the third quarter are due largely to plana by
General Moton Corp. and American Moton Co., Ford
Motor Co. and Chryaler Corp. ,.re not likely to l.ncreaae
their production acbeduled for the next two quarten,
the journal said.
Higher gasoline prices seen
LOS ANGELES -Oil indu1try analyst Dan
Lundberg predlctl guoline prices will drift UJ>Ward ln
comirig weeii u retailen continue to pus along tax
increases and make up for recent to.es. "Aft.er eight
montha of guollne ~ cuttin& a market turnaround
may be at hand,• Lundberg said in hia weekly
Lundberg Lener. "The question ii whether It could
hold." Guoline prioee ro.e with the 5-cent ... -plloo
i.x ~ instituted by the federal government on
April l.
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