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Coaat
Fountain Valley fire eta-
. tlon wlll get a $145,000
face llft the chief says la
years overdue./ A3
Convicted murderer
Rene Dayco hears wit-
ness testimony today that
wlll help a jury flleclde
whe1her he Is executed or
serves llfe In prison./ A2
OCT ranslt..Board retains
Its current members to
spearhead the proposed
county sales tax./ A3
Nation
The U.S. has established
dlplomatlc rel9s.tlons with
the Vatican after over a
century of Informal ties.
/A4.
Navy Secretary Lehman
la seeking reprimands for
Beirut brass who may
have been lax with em-
bassy security./ M
Chinese Premier Zhao
Zlyang 18 meeting today
with President Reagan.
JM
World
A protesting Jewish
woman Is being force-"fed
at a Leningrad hospital.
/A4
Mind and Body
Squinting surfers In-
spired Diana to Invent a
lena and start her Diop-ta company ./B't
A m1n1ste1's wlf e fears the -11airni0Hove·w11ibe ---·
reklhdled while her hus-
band counsels a former
lover./82
Sporta
UC lrvlne proved to be no
match for nation ally
ranked UNL V Monday
nlght./C1
Patty Sheehan wlll find It
hard to match her ac-
compllsments of 1983.
/C1.
Steve Colflesh resigned
his position as football
coach at Ocean View
High Monday./C1
Entertainment
Two actresses deliver
strong performances In
the thriller "Night Watch
lnJ:luntlngton.Beach.183
Buatneu
AT&T adds a list of ser-
vices and products to
keep competltble In the
Orange County market.
/85
Who foqts the bill If the
hlllalde house you bought
slldes south. Read a re-
altor' s expert advlce.185
INDEX
Bridge
Erma Bombeek
Bulletin Board
Bull MU
CIJMlfled
Crouword
Editorial Page
Entettelnment
·Horoecope
lnterm~lllon Ann lander•
Mov ...
Mutu8' Fynd•
Hltlonal Newe .
P~log
Pubflc Notte.
Sport•
8'8t8Hewt
OCk M'"'et• T~on
Thlatwl Weather
WottdNewt
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~untington man sl&in in bed;
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police seize -~u-rglary ·suspect
BLAZE · -
GUTS NB
HOUSE
16-f oot Christmas
tree may have
fueled home fire
By STEVE MARBLE
Ota-.D.-r ..........
A roaring fire that destroyed a
Newport Shores home Monday ni'1tt
and ate at the sides of neighbonng
bomes may have been spread by a
dry, 16-foot Cbristmaa tree, fire.
fighters reported today.
Newport Beach firemen said the
· house at 324 Prospect St. was con-
sumed in flames when they arrived
and nothing could be done to save the
$200,000 home. The residence and its
content were reported to be a totally
lost
Nobody was inJured in Jhe 7:32
p.m. blaze and neither Mark Bailey or
Larry Thompson -the two home-
owners -were at home when the fire
erupted.
Residents on the narrow street off
Pacific Coast Highwar credited two
neighborhood men with preventing
the leaping flames from igniting
adjacent homes.
By PRlL SNEIDERMAN
Of ... Dlllf ........
Huntington Beach police saJd a
local man wu lhot to death in' his
home early today, while lyina in bed
next lO his wife. A Stanton man who all~ly broke into the house has
been arrested in connection with the
murder.
Lt. Jim Walker said the 1nd4ent
took place at 3 a.m. in the lalcesjde
Lane tract home of James H u&hes. 37,
and his wife Jeanette Huahe1, 29.
James Hujhea wasemployed in the
con:iputcr andu~try, . accordins to
polace, who don t beheve the victim
and the suspecJ,, A~m RanUrez, 42,
were acquainted ...
Jeanette HuJhes told police she was
awakened by a popping or crackina
sound. When she opened her eyes she
saw a standing man in the bedroom.
The man began strikin& her with bis
fist, Walker said.
After the intruder fled from the
bedroom, Mrs. Hu&hes turned to her
husband and found" he had ·~o shot
twice in the head, • Walker said.
Hughes was later determined to be
dead at the scene. ~
Mrs. Hui.hes then heard the in·
truder in the garaae. Oeeing in a
family car. Walker said the woman
gave officers a description of the
vehicle, a tan Toyota.
About seven minutes after the
&rime was reported, HuntinJ.ton
Beach police officer Mike DilJon
spotted the HQ&h.et car oe11 8tach
Boulevard •nd Main Strce~ Walker
said.
The officer called for assistaDCle &lid
followed the car. Walker laid Jbe
vehicle was 1k>PDed at NewlaQd
Street and Slater Avenue.
Ramjrez was arreteed on sUlpicion
(1'19ue ... BLAIJll/ A2)
By STEVE MARBLE °' ... °"" .......... A female shopper has Identified a
well-liked high schJ)Ol student u tbc
person she saw last October Ila= m a sanall Huntinaton
boutique th~ same day that the lbOlf•
owner Darleen Hazboun wa1
murdered.
Janice Schindler~ a Founl.lin Va-
ley resident, tettificd in cowi Ma-
day that a man she later identified •
la.chary Pettus quickly pulbed bet
out o( the vi.n.. clothina ~
stating. ··we're closed." • -
Tbe wom•n ~Jed beariQI a
..muffled. h.iJl:l~pitched touDCl" com--
ing from inside the shop u the maa
forced her OUI the 4oor. ••He jut&
(Pleue Me IMJllPSCT/d)
"I shouldn't even be here now. My
house should be gone." sa1d Rod
Rodgers. who lives next-door to the
fire sutted residence. "l thought I'd
had tt."
(Pleue .ee BLA.ZE/A2)
D.-r .......... .,, ....... u,111
NeliJabon. Ruth WllH•m• and Van Bautou watch u
fire.ten doue flamee da.riq lfewport blue.
Newport actress ·
on TV~s 'A-Team'
Marla Heasley, a native of Newport Beach, sips on toni&ht with
television's most popular band of rcnqade heroes.
State budget set
at $30.3 billion
SACRAMENTO (AP) -Gov. California's highest-in-the-nation
George Deukmej1an today unveiled a welfare grants, he doesn't want to
$30.3 billion budget proposal which increase them much either.
asks the legislature to boost spending "There's nothing cruel or un-
~n education I 7 perc,ent while limit-dignified about askingao able-bodied
-ma welfare-grant--mcrcases-t~ithout very yeuna-chi.ldrcn..
percent. to work for his or her benefits,"
The Republican governor said his Deukmejian said in remarks
budget proposal for the 1984-85 fiscal pret>ared for his annual address to the
year is designed to continue Cali-Legislature.
fornia on "the journey back to rn the I 984-85 budget which Deu-
cducational excellence" 1tarted with kmejian submitted to the lawmakers
the state's 198~ educational reform shortly before his address, Deu-
bill. . . . ~ejian also proposed a 2S percent
DeukmeJtan also renewed his re-·increase for pnsons and IO percent
ques~s for $SO-per-semester com-raises for state employees.
mun1ty college fees and work-for-The proposal, the nation's largest
welfare legislation, and said that state buditet, would boost total spend-
whilc he does not want to cut (Pleue eee BUDOltT/ A2)
Heasley, a.blue>-eyed brunette who grew up inl\he Lido Isle community,
will become the newest member of ••The A-T cam." The prosram, NBC'1 only
rqularTop 10 ratjn .. bit. ainat 8 p.m. on K.NBCCbanoel 4.
The team -Wbtch includes George Peppard as Hannibal Smid\ and Mr.
T as It.A. Baracur-ts-made up of Vietnam vetmmswho are wanted by police
for a crime they didn't commit While evading law officers each week, the four -~~-assist._innoce!1t citizens in nfled, us~ng in_genui&y, rheir fisu,-~ weapons and a·he-U-coprer. · • -
· In pa.st episodes, the team bat been assisted by a woman reporter
portrayed by actress Melinda Culea. Earlier this season. however. CuJea was
dropped from the seric,s by its prod1:1ccrs.
Selected to replace her as a new character was Heasley, who will portray
another woman reporter named Tawnia Baker. ..,...
Heasley's father, former professionaJ ice skater and talent manager JaQ
Heasley, wd Monday that his daucbter grew up io Newport Beach and now
resides in'West LosAnaeles. Her famjJy stiJl lives in Newport Beach. -
In a different role, the actresJ had appeared on art earlier "A-Team"
episode broadcast Oct. 18. She recently appeared in four segments of the
syndicated show "Star Search."
Her other credits include guest roles on "Battlestar Galactica," "The
Young and the Restless," "The Quest" and . "Mickey Spillane's Mike
Hammer." She made her professional acting dcbu..t in the television movie
"The Freddie Prinze Story."
ln_ tonight's "A-Team" epi.sodc, Tawnia Bak-er ., working-undcn:ovei
when she learns of a plot to assassinate an Arab shC:jk. The assassins aJso have
deadly plans to do in the A-Team, aci::ording to an NBC summary.of the
program. ·
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OC society plays the charity game
Fund-raiser~ do well.
but the bi Ivers
are veryselectlve
Los Angeles society &Jitters with
television and movie stars. Social
c.ircles spin on embassy row m
Washinaton, D.C. And In Onan,ae
County, the monied elite'• aoc11J
strata ls built on philanthropy.
Major national charities with local
chapteri or home-srown culluraJ
aroups hold fund·t1i1in1 extrava-
pnzas here nearly every weekend
tryina to tap the pockets of the
county•s wealthy. Each speeial event tnes to outdo
the other with novclue -1neak
mo\'ic previews. ocld·ball aucuons...
toydrivt1-toentcnain audiences or
about 1,000 people who seem to
. cntul.tte rrom fund-raiser tO fund·
rlllCT.
'
And, those who orchestrate these
black-tie affairs in posh hotel
ballrooms uy they are llflCly 1uc-
ceasful in drawina eno\l&h panici·
panu to contribute at least half of the
proceeds to charity• • "People arc bell teperaicid from
their money when ~ a.re havina a
1CJW time doina it, ' uid Peg)'
Cotton, membel'Of the Ota.nae Coun·
ty Olympic Committee, who or-.
pnir.ed an AuJl.M auction that railed
S 1231000 to benefit an Olympic
traimna center in Colorado Sprinaa.
Colo. ~
Aside f.rom cultural f'OUI>' the
county's charity dollar 11 1pht ~
tween service auoc1alions, churches
and achooll. Thcbett informed aueu
i1 that 1,200 charitable IJ"OUPI uist
within the county. How much they·
raitc cuh year 11 anybody' sue
· Onanac County has a pht per-
son.hty wh~n It comes 1011vina.
At lcut that•s the observation of a
Ai DI EA
ADELSON
Focus ON TH£ NEws
traditional fund-rai ins arm 1uch u
the Uruted Way, which railed S14.S
million at the conclusion of their
1983dnve.
Ranked a,pinst 37 other metro-
politan att.as of limU.at tze, the
county 11 1n the middle in" tmns of
population. U\OOm.t and employ-
ment. But 1t is last i..P pmicnl*. ofbuyina
1ncomc doMled for United Way
ch1.ntics. wtuch gave SI 1 mil1ion last
year to mort th.an 100 M>C1al ICf\iclc
oraaniutions in 1hc county. Los Aniele1 was next to the
bottOm, ·United Way spokesman
Oeorsc PhilliP1sajd, repon1narcsult1
from an t.n·bouse survey. • By comperison, the troublea cioea
of Cleveland and Cincinnau art top afvm. .
"There are severe pockets ofl>ovcr-
ty here. We have the problem1 of an
urban area. But if they never act out or
Newpon Beach. they'll nevtT 1« the
need," Phillips said.
The county's ~tleu population of
commuters, where many nciab-
borboecb arc httlc mort than a
dccade_~~yields httlc civic rapons1-
bihry, Phillips poan~ out
While cvela.nd res denu can tee
needs clearly, here ••pcopk don't
want to~ il That's "'bYl.bey moved
here. lfyou live in -.tthy a~ you
don't want to admit you have
~ .. OC OMU/.U)
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A2 * * Orange Coast DAILY PILOT 1Tu.G1y, January 10. 198-4
·Killer's friends
cite 'attributes'
BJ JEJl'P ADLER °' .. .,.., ........
An Oranae County Supenor Coun
jury listened Monday to a parade of
witnesxs from the PhtlJppinc Islands
who tcsllficd that Rene Flore Dayco
-convicted of the bloody 1982
.murdcn of his wtfe and mother-10-
law -was a non-violent youth who
played baskctbaU ltnd had been a
model Boy Scout.
The t~umony came as the ~ury
reconvened in Judge Franc1~0
Bnscno's Santa Ana courtroom for
the penalty phase of Dayco's cnminaJ
tnal, dunna which jurors must decide
whether to rccom mend the convicted
killer be executed or sentenc-ed to a
life pnson term wtthout the poss1bhty
of parole. The eight-woman, four-man JUry
found Dayco guilty of the double
first-degree murders with special
circumstances following two days of
delib(rat1ons Dec. 19. •
Dayco, a 43-year-old native of the
Philippines. never dJsputed usina a
CONTINUED STORIES
meat cleaver and butcher k.rufe to
hack to death both his enranacd 27-
year-old wife, Shirley'-and her
mother, 65-year-olo Amelia
Harbulak, 1n the Huntinston Beach
home tbe two shared with Dayco's
three cb1Jdrcn.
However, Dayoo's defense at-
torney, Chief Deputy Public De-
fender Tom McDo~d. asked the
jury to find Dayco auilty ofsomethmg
less than first-<iearee murder, calling
the June 14. 1982 killJngs an "ex-
plo~1on of fury."
Dayco, a former Southern Cali-
fornia Edison Co. em'ployee, told
detectives followang his arrest in
Mex1co he remembered stabbing his
Wlfe only once and djd not rc<:aU
attacking his mother-in-law at all. He
said he ''blacked out'' after arriving at
the house that ntght.
Both women were stabbed re-
peatedly and Shirley Dayco had been
se~ually mutilated, a~ordina 10
evidence introduced dunng the trial.
McDonald said he expected to
present approximately 20 wttoesscs,
including I 0 from the Philippines,
during the penalty phase of the trial to
testify about Dayco's character and
past.
Both McDonald and Deputy Pub-
lic Defender Torn Goethals sa1d JUfy
deliberations in the case might begin
later this week.
RECORD STATE BUDGET PROPOSED ...
From Al
mg 10.8 percent 1ncreast' over the
current fiscal year, which ends next
June 30.
AdJusted for inflauon. that 1s a 4.4
percent increase in what state econ-
omists call "real dollars."
The 1,409-page item-by-item
spending proposal a!>ks the law-
makers to 1ncreast' state suppon for
the nine-campus University of Cali-
fornia by 30.3 percent to S 1.45 rti"llion
and to hike their spending on the
California State University system by
21.2 percent to S 1.15 bilhon.
The biggest single budget item.
state support ofpubhc schools, would
be increased 16.2 percent to $"9.6
billion. Community colleges, the
object of an intense. still-unresolved
fight over student fees, would get a
10.4 percen t increase to Sl.5 billion.
but only 1f lawmakers agree to the
SI 00-per-year fees sought by Dcu-
kmejian.
Former state Finance Director
Michael Franchett1. who presented
the budget m lcg.islative and press
briefings Monday despite Senate
rejection of his confirmation last
week. said the slim 2 percent increase
10 welfare grants 1s intended to
narrow the gap between California
and other states.
Cahforn1a currently pays S526 a
month to a welfare mother with two
children, compared to $148 to $507
monthly in other large states.
The budget would aJso set aside
$950 million for emergencies cir a
downturn in anticipated tax rev -
enues.
BLAZE •••
From Page Al
Rodgers said two men, Jay Hill and
John Homme. raced to his home.
climbed onto the roof and kept 1t
damp wtth garden hoses while the fire
raged next door.
"They saved my house," said
Rodgers. "They stayed up there the
whole time, even after the firemen
amved. They were fantastic."
Rodgers said he was so sure the fire
would spread to his home that he
began removing his possessions and
valuables from the residence.
It took 20 firefighters nearly 45
minutes to bnng the blaze under
control. Although authonlles have
not pinpo1nted'the cause. they specu-
lated the large Chnstmas tree 1n a
front room of the house played a role
in spreading names throughout the
structure.
"Last week we burned an eight foot
lt proposes no mcreases in any
existing tax rate. But tt anttc1pates a ·
robust $2.87 billion increase in an-
nual reve nues from existing sales.
income and business taxes 1f the
state's economy continues to recover
as projected.
Christmas tree to see what the results
would be and the flames were easily
20 feet high," explained fire prcven-
llon office r Russ Cheek today.
Several neighbors reported heard
popping sounds that some said
sounded iike firecrackers or live
ammunition. Firemen said the sound
may have come when flames ripped
through the garage where a car was
parked and paint cans were stored.
The fast-moving blaze reportedly
blew oUJ windows in the house,
sendinsglass fragments into the street
and neighboring yards.
"I didn't hear any explosion,"
reported Rodgers. "l heard a crack.1-
mg sound and saw a bright ligh t. A
very bnght light.
"When I stepped outside I could
see flames shooting out all of the
windows,.. he added. ''The houses
here are so close and I figured 'that's
ll. ...
SUSPECT NAMED ... Firefighters estimated that damage
to neighboring homes amounted to
several thousand dollars. From Al
shook has head and smiled ... she
testified.
Schmdkr recounted that she .
learned later that day bow Hazboun's
bound, gagged and stabbed body had
been found in the vintage clothing
shop.
Pettus. a 19-)ear-old "'ho attended
Manna High School 10 Huntington
Beach last fall, bas been charged in the
Oct 19 stabbing murder of Hazboun.
the owner ofSomewhert In Town -
a boutique on the second floor of the
Harbour Landing commercial com-
plex ·
The hearing at West Orange Mu -
nac1pal Court 1s being held to de-
termine 1f Pettu~ should stand tnal for
murder The heanng was e'<pected to
conclude today
i\uthont1es have not been able 10
locate the knife they believe wa~ used
to kill Ha1boun nor the -woman's
v.allet and cash box the} theorize the
killer took
Pettui. has been 1n 1a1l since his
arre~t JU~t hours afte-r the gnm
discovery.
Schn1dkr!>a1d when she entered the
shop. the man was oelidini axer. as if
p1ckmg something off the ground.
The customer descnbed the person as
a clean c\/t. good-looking black man
v..ho sported a small mustache. ,
Pettus. bound in chains and wear-
in~ a mustard yellow jail house Jump-
suit, later stood up so Schindler could
see hjm. She 1dent1fied Pettus as the
man ·she'd seen 10 the clothmg store.
Earlier 1n the day. shop helper
Mary Ludwig testified how she dis-
covered Hazboun's body when she
showed up for work.
Pettus's relatives. some who had
come from as far as Cincinnati to
attend the heanng. expressed con-
fidence that he will be cleared of the
charges. The~ admitted. th ough, that
they expect the ca~ will go to trial.
"ThisJUSt isn't Zachary," said Carl.
a brother ... He 1sn 't violent at all. He
can't even play good defense in
basketball. ..
SLAJN •..
From Al
of murder. comm1tt1ng a burglary
while armed. and auto theft.
Ramirez. described by officers as
unemployed. was being held early
today at Huntington Beach City Jail.
Poltec Capt. Mike Burkenfield said
jewelry believed to have been taken
from the Hughes home was found rn
Ramirez's possession when he was
arrested.
Burkenfield said a second car.
believed to be owned by Ramirez.
was discovered today in the Five
Points area near Beach Boulevard
and Main Street. He said officers had
transported the vehicle to the ci ty
police station and were obtaining a
search warrant to enter 1t.
He said officers have reason to
believe a weapon may be inside this
vehicle.
OC GIVERS GENEROUS, BUT SELECTIVE •.•
From Al
problems,'' he said
But tragedy hits beyond bamo
boundanes
Fire devoured home~ in Anaheim
Hills 10 the fall of 1982. floods
swamped Huntington Beach last
spring and a spree ofviolern::c erupted
10 Irvine in September
"Catastrophe can stnke any in-
come level But they migh t never
thmk of benefiting from these agen-
cies," Ph11l1ps said.
"We find people on the lower-
income levels tend to be more
generous on a proportion basis." he
said. "They tend to have more
empath) ..
Just
Call
642-6086
, \
( otton, a veteran volunteer and
county charity OIJBnizer, disagrees.
"I find that 1t s a very generous
community. But the United Way
doesn't seem to touch the things we're
interested 1n," said the Newport
Beach resident.
As an example, she pointed to the
Orange County Sexual Assault
Network, which had an immediate
need for money to help organize an
anti-rape march m Santa Ana called
"Take Back the Night."
Smee "there a.re so many people
w1 th their hands out." Cotton said she
would prefer to assist the 1mmed1ate
needs of group who may not have
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Cause of
blackout
unsolved
An undergrou nd elec-
trical cable at Harbor
Boulevard and Wilson
Street in Costa Mesa has
been replaced but the cause
of a failure that lefl 2.000
customers without power
over the weekcn<l)las not
been determined, a 'spokes-
man for the Sou thern Cali-
fornia Edison Co. said
today
"We're not certain what
caused that cable to fail,"
said Jim Kennedy, area
manager for Costa Mesa, ~s morning. "It may have
parted. or deteriorated and
shorted out, but our eng.i-
neers' examination 1s not
yet completed .''
The failure occurred
about 9:45 p.m. Saturday
and left some of the af-
fected customers without
electnclly until about 4
a.m. Sunday. Kennedy
said.
Fairview State Hospital
was blacked out but had no
problems sw11ch10g on to
an emergency generator
The blackout affected an
area bordered by Adams
Avenue. Victoria 9-treet,
Placentia Avenue and Fa1r-
v1ew Road.
Kennedy said cable fail-
ures are relatively rare.
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begin at UC Irvine
>\ I O·wn·i.. free kl tu 1e !.enc!! on the biOIOiJcal, ch ntcal
a.nd P~H holo&ll'al a&pcU!i of cancer beams tonig)ll at 7
p.m. 1n the UC lr\-1ne Scu:ncc Lecture Hall.
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Tucsda)' and Th1.1rWa) throuah March 13 .. Lectures will
range rom detection and d1aanosis 10 cartscrs of the youna
10 eov1ronmcntnl sources of cancer. ~~aken. will 1~cludc UCI facuhy and communtty
phy11c1ans worl.1ng in cancer rest"arch and treatment.
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Deslgn •emlnar •lated la Met111
A free \Cm1nar for tho~ interested 1n learning about
the in tenor design field will be held Saiurday from IO a.m.
to noon at 1 he Ron Baron School of J nlenor Design, 291 5
Red Hill '\ve . u11e < -101. Costa Mesa.
The ~hool 1s now enrolling for Januaf) classes. Call
540.1210 for sca11ng re~rvauons
Lupus Club plan• meetlng
The Lupu!! Club sponsored by the Orange County
branch of the Arthn11s Foundation. wall meet Jan. 17 at
7.JO p.m at the Medical (enter of Garden Grove. 12601
Garden Grove Blvd.
Dr. Cyril H Banon. assistant profesor of medicine at
the UCI Medical Center. will discuss lupus-related kidney
problems. Further information may be obtained by calling
the founda tion at 547-5591.
'Peace Race' talk ·at NB c.IJurc.IJ
"Peace Race" 1s the title ofa tallc to be gi ven by Mitsu
Yamada Jan. 17 at 7· 30 p.m. at St. Marie Presbyterian
Church on the corner of East Bluff and Jamboree in
Newpon ~ach
Thi~ free event 1'i sponsored by ~TAND. For more
1nforma11on. call 642-6634
Get a what?
Orange Coast OAILY PILOT/Tue.day, January 10, 198A *AS
·Transit board
keeps Officers
Existing leadership
to .spearhead county
sales-tax campaign
By JEFF ADLER
°'.,.~,.......,.
Wtth an eye toward the June S transpor-
tation i<ales tall election, the Orange Coun1 y
Transportation Commission voted Mon-
day to retain us present leadership until the
sales tax question as dec1dcd. J
The transponation panel unammously
re-elected tts present chamnan and vice
chairman for a sax-month term and a new
cha1nnan and vice cha1nnan to take ovp
the comm1ss1on July I. by wh1ch ttme the
transponatton sales taJt issue w1ll have bttn
resolved.
Supervisor Thomas Riley will rematn
chairman and Santa Ana Vice Mayor
Daniel Grisel will be vice ctuunnari until
July I when Grisel wtll assume the
chairmanship and Commissioner James
Roosevelt of Newpon Beach will become
vice chairman
.. If it's not broken. don't fix it," said
<;.'ommissfoner Ralph Clark 1n rec-
ommending the transportation panel retain
its elected leaders until after the June
election.
lie said the comm1ss1on needs to keep its
officers in place through the June election
to provide the "strong direction" needed to
help the penny sales tax increase win voter
approval.
Ex-Marine,
LB developer
Willcox dies
Lt. Col. J uhan W1llcox, a 40-year Laauna
rcs,1dent and co-developer of San Juan
Capistrano airport. died Dec:. 31 at South
Coast Community Hospital. Stop-smolrlng clinic planned
The American Cancer Society's next stop-smoking
cllntc in Huntington Beach will begin Tuesday Jan. 17 at
Pacifica Commun1l) Hospital.
The classes will be held Tuesday and Thursday
evenings from 7 to 8:30 p.m. through Jan. 26. Classes are
led by trained. volunteer ex-smokers.
Changm, a flat tirejuat take. a Uttlebltof horse eeu.e, blcycllata Ken
Myen and Kmn Stewart, both of Co.ta Meea, dlaco•ere4 recently on
Pacific Cout W,hway. Of course, aa the onlooker In the back pointed
out, they wouldn't ha•e had to c~e the tire at all If they'd choeen another. more traditional meana of franaport.
.. Thest are extraordinary times for the
transportation commission and it's an
extraordinary opponunity to take ex-
traordinary actions," added Clark. a county
supervisor and chairman of the Orange
Count} Transit District.
Besides giving a boost to the sales tu
question, the change in the chairman's and
vice chairman's terms of office better
squares with the commission's budget
process. organized on a fiscal-year basis.
and the terms of commissioners appointed
as city representatives. Oark said.
W1llcox, a decoratec,1 member of the U.S.
Manne Air Corps, was 1he scion of a
pioneer Califomta family, and the third
generation m has family to carry on the
military trad111on.
Hts father, Julian P. W11lcox, was a
Manne colonel and his grandfather, Gen.
Orlando Willcox of Willcoll, Ariz. was the
first military governor of the state. A SI 0 donation will be as~sscd to cover the cost of
materials and pre-regismu1on 1s required. Call 752-8600
for funher information STIFFER DRIVING LAWS Amon~ those voting to change the
leadership's terms of office were two
commissioners voting for the first time as
pan of the newly expanded transpqnauon commission. ...
Willcox's maternal grandfather was
Judge Eugrne W. Britti who served as a
member of the Supenor Coun of San
Francisco. Modjeslra toplc of UCI seuf on
•·Modjeska and her California Dream" will be the
topic in the second of a series of programs to be held by UC
lrv1neTownand GownJan. 18at IOa.m.
Habitual drunken or reckless drivers, as
well as motorists caught drag racing. will
face mandatory Jail terms and stiff fines
under new motor vehicles laws effective
iail stay. Cars involved in a drag race can be
impounded for 30 days. Willcoxj()ined the Marine Co!1'5 in 1942
and served during World War II m Korea.
, Ellen K. Lee. author and·local historian. will be the
featured speaker at th e session, scheduled for the Pacific
Room of Pacific Mutual Building. 700 Newport Center
Dnve. Newpon Beach
wth is month in California.
Motorists convicted of drunken dnv1ng
four times w1th1n fi ve years will be required
to spend at least 180 days in Jail. pay fines
up to S 1.000 and face revocation of their
dnver's license.
A person cited for speeds in cllcess of I 00
mph face a $500 fine and a 30-day license
suspension. Two suc;h convictions in a
three-year penod will result in a six-month
suspension.
Supervisor Harriett Wieder and Placcn·
t1a City Councilman Donald Holt
Jr.assumed their scats on lhe comm1ss1on
for the first time as the panel expanded
from five to seven members in 1984.
After retirement, he helped develop the
San J.uan Capistrano aifl)Ort and industrial
~rk, where he had remained active untiJ
the past month ..
Lee's slide presentation wall highlight the hfe of
Orange Count} pioneer Helena ModJeska. The program is
fret' and open to the public.
Dnvers convicted of drag racing nsk a
90-day )all term. Two drag raetnJ convic-
tions wnhlo five years could be a sill-month
Penalties for reckless dnv1ng also have
been stiffened. Persons convicted of felony
reckJess dnving who were previously fou nd
guilty of reckless or drunken dnving can be
sentenced to 30 days m jail or Sill months in
state prison.
The two new scats reflected changes
made 1n the commission last year by the
state Legislature as pan of the enabling
legislation that permitted the county to put
the sales tu question to county voters.
He 1s survived by. his wife, Maxine
Spraeue Willcoll of Laguna Niguel jlnd their
daughter. Tracy Pelz of San Mateo.
Services were pnvate. Mcmonal dona-
tions may be made to the charity of one's
choice.
Chlld abu•e council to meet
.. Ongomg information and plannm~ to aid in the-
prevention or child abuse" wall be the topic of the Orange
County Child Abuse Council at its monthly meeting Jan.
19
The meeting " scheduled for tile Omge County-
Depanment of Education . 200 Kalm us. Costa Mesa. in
Building C Room I 022. h 1s free and open to the public.
with further information available by calling Glenda
Moriwaki at t!32-630 1.
CALENDAR
Tuesday, January 10
• lJ· lO a.m . Orange County Board of Supervisors.
·Hall of .\dm1n1stra11on. first-floor heanng room. 10 C1v1c
Centn Plaza. Santa Ana.
• I 30 p.m .. Orange County Plllll.lliag Comml11lon.
Hall ot Adm1n1stra11on. first-floor meettngroom. I 0 C1v1c
Cel'M'r PlaLa. Santa Ana.
• 6.30 p m . lrvlne City Council. City Hall. 17200
Jamboree Bhd.
Wednesday, January 11
• Q.30 a.m .. Orange County Board of Sapervlson.
Hall of .\dmm1stra11on. first-floor hcanng room. 10 Civic
Center Plaza. Santa Ana.
• 7 p m .. Laguna Beach Planning Commlulon, City
Council Chamber~. 505 Forest Ave.
• 7 p.m .. Huntington Beach Community Services
Commission, ('1tv Council Chambers. 2000 MaiOllSt.
• 7 30 p m . Orange County Sanitation District Board
of Directors. Sun1ta11on Board Room. 10844 Ellis Ave ..
Fountain Valley
• 7 30 p.m .. Fountain Valley Planning Commi11lon.
Cit} Council Chamber~. I 0200 Slater Ave.
• 8 p m .. Coast Community Colle1e District Board of
Trustees. ( osta Mesa C 1ty Council Chambers. 77 Fair
Drive.
PoucE Loe
Mesa cops nab suspects
in laundry room i-ipo_ffs
Two men believed to be respon-
sible for the recent raids on motel
laundry rooms were a~sted Mon~y
in Costa Mesa on susp1c1on ofstcaltn&
$1.337 an towels and bed linens.
Sh•recf Rahman. 40, of Costa Mesa
and Lester Henderson. 45. of Santa
Ana allcacdly were seen placing l•rJC
bo"cs 1 n the trunk of their car at the
lloliday Inn. 3131 Bristol St • about
4: 1 S p.m Monday.
lrrine
An Irvi ne mother rev1vtd her 3-
yur-old s.on aner pulllna ham from •
backyard sw1mm1n1 pool about 11
a.m Monday. The woman started mouth-to~mouth mu,c-1tat1on on the
boy. whv wn, 1n full amst, before
paramedics am veJ 1t the home on ~wey an the Northwood section of
lrvtne. fie wa, transported 10 West·
ern Medical Center.
lhrtt Univ:nit~ tliah School
alumni were riled for trctpa •11na th1 , ,
Two maids and the manager of the
motel alerted police to the suspicious
circumstances and provided a de·
script1on of the suspccts' car. accord-
ing to a police repon.
The Costa Mesa Police helicopter
chased the car down Bnstol trttt
until patrol units cau.ht up with It
and took the suspects into custody.
Two bolles of sheets Rnd towels
were discovered in the car. the rtpon '
morning after police nabhc'd the 18·
year-olds paint1n1 speed bump\ 1n tht'
campus parkina lot about I 11 m
today. C1ta11ons were handed out to
Frank J. Hcmbcraer. Grcaory
Adams and Thomas D Harde) ••• M1sch1ef makeC'I with firccrnc~c,...
destroyed at lea c one m:ulbo\ of a
rc$1dent on Claremont trttt c<1tl)
Monday morning. Police ha"cn'1
tracked down the culpm. • • • tanley Ol~1yk. 2 . wa r· ""'~ for \\ISPICIOn of fDl\1fy1na B
lMtlli. Al 1111: 111u1\:1, 111" l1 nc11 ltX.kcr
was discovered to be pried open and a
half-open boll of towels was lcf\ in the
hall.
Pohce Lt Tom Durham said thcrt
1\ a ''&ood poss1b1llty'' the suspecu
arc connected to i.cveral s1 m1lar'
buralanc 1n Costa Me~ over the pa t
two monthS' The latest occurred la~t
Wedne!i()a}. when $200 wonh ot
bcdc;het'tc; were stolen from the Costa
MMa Inn
poh<.·c rcpon Monda> anemoon after
alleacdl)' l)mg alx>ut h" 1dcnt1fy
when pulled ovrr for a traffic v1ol-
a11on Okel)~ wa\ apparent!\ dnv-
'"I ~1thout a hcen'lt
Huntington Beach
>\ white and blue I 9M C'hrvrolet
lmpnla hclonaini to n Hunt1naton
Beach couple w1~ rcponcd \tolcn
Mondo) a'f\crnoon from a ~rkmt. lot
11 the t lunt1n ton C enter \hopping
mall, 7771 l dmacr .\\e rhc l<W. ~d\
,\
AgranQfallier's pride restored
Why, you may ask. 1s this venerable
column (Searchlight) back in the
Da1}T Pilot after an absence of 17
yeafs? Answer: Chazy Dowaliby, th e
editor. invited me. And I am so
pleased with t.tus newspaper under its ..
new ownership that I am happy to
respond.
WALTER
BURROUGHS I'm son of hke a grandfather whose
favonte grandson has gone wrong but
no"'. under skilled gu1cfance day by
day. 1s rehab1htatmg himself.
First orr. I guess I owe )OU readers
an apology for having sold the Pilot
all those }ears ago and then later.
~tv:n I was an employed hand.
thinking I preferred 1elcv1s10ll to
newspapers. But the reasons seemed
compelling at the ume. If you give a
hoot, send a stamped 9Clf-addrcssed
envelope 10 me at the Daily Pilot an,d
I'll explain.
No matter ( ha1 y has a valid idea.
She 1h1nks that a lot of toda> 's
happening~ that make news arc a
reaction to thing!> that happened 10
the Orange Coast area in years past.
And. 5hc thtnk\an old man hke me -
who hvcd through them -can be
helpful by recalling them. So. to make
them more understandable 10 you.
she sa}s. a bit of history wall be
helpful. Hence. )Our old fncnd the
Searchlight
e<;t1ma1ed at S ,,000 • • • 8} t\\1'\t1na ufT a fi mt door knob.
someone brol..e 1nto home on the
6200 block o gcr ..\' enuc Mon·
day af\cm n The loss included
S300 to 'itereo c-qu1pmen1 and· SSO
cash ••• •\ home on the I t!OOO block of
Frei.hwutcr Circle was burglanzed
Monday. A rear window was <;mashed
to enter The loss included S2 5 1n cash
and SSO in jewelry. •' • • • Someonr k1cl.C'd 1n a rear garage
door panel tu brea~ mto a homt• on
the 20 I 00 block ot 8u\hnrd \o)trttt
Stolen were a $200 b1c H le nnd wmd •
chime\ wonh S2\ ·
Newport Beach
' '\pcctra Rc~arch Sy'ltem" reported
the thef\ 1>( a comriutcr \-tluecl al
SI Q()() frum its ollin· at 1811 <Jt\a1I
\t Monda) • • • .\ Ncwpon 8cach man reporttd thr
theft of two ttrt nm<, and t""o lire'
with a comb1ntd valur of S8CX) from
hi 1980 ud1 parkC"J in a park1ns
strut'tult l UlOO I flth '\t Monda)'
aOemoon The su p«t' 1ac kcd up the
car and kf\ 11 on blOlki. ••• \an 01m s man reported th'
thrtl •f h1'1 1977 PoNhc 'alucd at
S27.000 from 3401 Ma~ \nhur Rh,d
\fond11\ Jfirl'nonn
•
So. rni to be an '11stonan yet•
For example, you ma> not re-
member that this newspaper's e,.
posure of organized cnme's gambling
on the Orange Coast was turned up by
the Pilot's forerunner. the Globe
Herald
Or. you might hke 10 kn ow the
Myford Irvine murder story Or was
11?
Or. you might hke to be reminded
how a now-Supenor Court Judge
handled a campaign against town lot
otl dolling. That's why you don't live
next to a chugging 011 pump
.\nother reason for th1c; column's
reappearance 1s that some of my old
fnends, ltke Haf\·cy Somer;, kC'ep
asking for 11 That's a marvd in 11self
Harvey 1s the only candidate for city
council ever. whom the P1lol su~
ported, who was defeated But
Harvey 1s a.Ji>'flvini man
Chazy d1dn t sa} so but good
• • • .\ Ncwpon Beach v.oman reported
the theft of SI 05 in clothes trom an
apanment comple' laundn room 1n
the 400blod ofS1 Andre~s Road
Fountain Valley
Someone \tole a bubble sum di\·
pcnsing machine and thrtt polled
plants from 1n front of Pet ( ountr).
18918 Brookhurst St The owner told
polite he put the item outside thC'
hui.1heSH'\tablt~hmcnt and the\ dl\p-
Jl<'l1rt'd o' C'rn1aht • • • tlurglan. cntt'red tllrough a door 10 the
l.'ampcr <;hell and \tole SK 0 1n \ICreo
equipment from the cab of a 1rutk
parked near Ward ~lfttl and ~liter
Avenue
• • Th1c'e~ \tol SMO 1n <;mall gold
Jcv.elf) 11em\ fr m a hon\e 1n 1ht•
9000 blod of l"' C r~~nta \\.enue • • • Pohct bcltt\e someone m1' ha' e
u\Cd a pa~-.le)' to \teal SQ~ lrom 1he
cash drawer of tht Union 76 \er\ 1t'<'
\Ut1on 11 CXl20 Edfiner A'e • • Tir¢ th1C\.C5 JICktd up a red I Q84
C m1rv 1n the l6('XX) bl()('k of ~1
C'trclc and \tole a lU't' and nm \ alucd
at $200 .. ,. . . . "
Whale th<' o~ncr or a hou~ 1n the
l~lO block or Momma C.1lof) .\~
cl'lue \\a a'llccp. \Omron<' made an
t'11tn throu h an -)!'locktJ l1ll'h1.•n
editors know that pan of their JOb as to
put in things that will appeal to all age
groups. In this ca'sdhe didn't say, ~hat
she thought a weekly bllst b) an old
goal would appeaJ to senior c1t1zens.
What an idea! Well. for you senior
c111zens who remember all the old
11mes. don't be d1sappwnted 1f this
column doesn't have the bite fo r
which 11 was noted. This old man still
has 11 and I hope you enJOY 11
Costa Mesa Rotaf) Club. the other
da}. had T Duncan Stewan. the.'
"poet Laureate" of Newport Beach.
reading some of his h1ghl) amazing
Jingles. I don't pretend to be m
Dtrncan's class as a rhymester. but
)OU might enJO) this one:
When I come home from roaming
It's wonderful to see
Familiar sights. familiar fol ks
Tht'y look so good to me
I hasten to the countr) cl ub
But those I meet and greet
Don't seem to share m) gler
"Hello." the~ grunt
"You been awa.) ')"
"I didn't know 11 "
"Well. sood'day ."
It makes me mad.
I think I'll ~ta>
The ne:\t lime I go roaming
v.10do~ and took a tek' 1\1on ~t and
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Placentia A' e . was burglanzed over
the wtt"kend and an unkno~n tmo~nt of damage wa~ done Thieve\
'>ma\hcd windows at thr rear entry to
the cafetena. the attendance office
and the ~1cnct lab LO!i~ hns not yt't
bttn e!lltm!\tcd. • • • \n attempt wa'I made \-0 break into
( allfom1a Elementaf) ~hoot. 323~
< allfom1a St Police found pr; marks
on the caft'tCrt !..lichen door latch but
3f1Ptrt"ntly no entry was made • • • The home of a ~rvc pan-t1l'Jlc
Oran&<' County henff s dcput'!t w1
broken into Monday and S 130 1n ~h
and becnva \tolcn Entf') was pined
to lhe m1dtncc. on the QOO block of ( '°' cmor trttt. 1hrou1h fo~1na
oJl('n a bedroom "'ndo" and a ~1x
pad. ~a'i uakcn from the ~fnccntor
olt1na v.11h i I~' 1n chan c
La.Cun• Beach
\ homt an the 1400 blO<'k or
R ua llttl in u Bt'ath wa nan~kcd ind mort than SS.000 1n
1c•-elJ. tetto equ1pmen1 and 1n-
t1quc!t v.-ett taken. poltee d today. • • • • f 1,hina equipment \·ahi at S.70
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At Orange Coaat OAIL Y PILOT /Tuesday, January 10, 198~ .
U.S., Vatican ties established
Rea an to name first fhe Va11can wall an turn appoint an
"mbassador. known u u pap.ii nuncio, to
Washington It hll been representeJ 10
Washington by 1&n apostoh<" delegate
' envoy to Holy See
State Department oflicaals who con-
firmed the Jt1.:1)1on 1ns1\ted on anonymit) WA HIN~~JTON (AP) -The United They said that an deciding to establ1.,h
St.ates c tabh~hed full d1plomo11c relataon!I diplomatic tics. the admin1str:111on take)
W1lh th~ Va~1can today. under President the position that 11 won't violate the
Reqan s bchcf that the importance of the l:Onst11ut1onal requirement fo1 .1 )Cpar-
UC1 outwe1Jhs llnger1n1 Prot~tant opposi-au on of church and 'it.ate bcn1u~ 11 doesn·1
uon. confer '>pec1al 'lta1L1c; £Hl till· Roman T.hc fi~t an~ouncement i:amc from the Cathoh,· Church. Vatican in a brief su1temen1
• .,hap un bchulf of peace, JUSllce. human
development and human n&hts" 11ven by
Pope John Paul JI and his prcd«cssor
Conare~) cleared the way for eitabhsh-
mcnt of d1ploma11' telat1ons when It voted
early last year to hr\ an 1867 ban aaainst
,pend1n1 public fund~ to maintain a
d1plom11t1c mis ion in the Va11can.
The United 5u1te~ has had informal tic!I
with the Vnucan dunnamuch of ttshistory,
and had formal d1plomat1c relations from
1848 until 186 7, when most of the papul
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L
'ltates had fallen to the new ltinadom of
Italy.
, It wa n 't until 1939 that mformnl
relation resumed with the appointment by
President Franklin 0 . Roosevelt of a
penonal representatave to the Holy See. .. Protestant opposition reatramcd presi-
dents from cstablishina dtplomallc tics.
especially after a storm of protest forced
President Harry S. Truman to back down
from a plan to establish relations in f95 l.
"The Holy Set and the United States. "II 1\ not a rchg1uu'> ,~.,ue but J pubhl
wtshma to develop their already ex1s110g pohc> quc\llon · commented 81!'.hup
mutual, friendly relations, have decided an Jamc!I W Ma Ion~· ol 't oung'>l<>wn. Ohio,
common accord to establish between them president of th~· I lmted States < :11holu:
diplomatjc relations.'' said the statement, Confercm:c
Protesting Jew is force-fed
read by the Re'I. Romeo Pancaroh said ''Thi'> dcc1s1on reflects the role played \u MO (OW (AP) -A Jewish wo~an
Reapn is expected to nominate Wal ham e1Tcc11vdy b) tht' Hol> Sec, under the whp wa!I fasttng an protest against
A Walson, as the nation's first am~dor leadership of Pope John Paul II and has authorities' refusal to allow herto emigrate
to the Holy See. Walson. 69, 1s a Cahfomia predecessors. on behalfof peace and Justice to luael 1s. ~ing force-fed in. a Leningrad
real-estate developer who has long had 1n the world:· Malone said an a statement hosp11al. dissident sources said today.
close lacs to Reapn. for release toda> Nadya Fradkova, 37, began the fast at
Wilson was appotnled by Reagan as his Archbishop Pao Lagh1 , the apostol" her Leningrad home on Dec. 23 and was
personal representati ve 10 the Vatican delegate 10 the United ~tale), called the taken to a psychiatric hospital last week,
She was moved Sunda)' to a reaular
hospital. where doctors ordered her force-
fcd. the sources said.
Fradkova has been campaiamna for six
years to be allowed to leave for Israel. She
went on a 43-day hunger strike last spring
that ended when poliet' took her to a
hospital for force-feeding. soon after taking office in 1981 decision "rc<:ogn1t1on uf the moral leader-thP "'"""r""' rol<l .Westem reponers. __________ _:_ ____________________________________________ --,
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By ti•~ Auoclaled Pre11
NEW YORK -Navy Sc<'rctary John F. Lehm.an Jd
has recommended repnmandana oflicers accused of
command raalures that contributed 10 the October truck-
bombing of the Manne headquarter<; 1n Lebanon, The
New York Times reported today. D1~1phnary letters,
thoug'h short of couns-marual, would block . further
advancement and be tantamount to terman4t1n1. the
officers' careers. th e Tames reported. quouna.upidenttficd
sources It said Lehman made the recommendauon 10
Defense Secretary C'aspar Weinberger on Monday, over
the oppositton of some top Navy officers and after
"heated" and "intense" debate.
1Ve•t greet. Ea•t
WASHINGTON -Premier .lhao Ziyang of China
amved toda> at the Whttc HouM' for talks with President
Reagan aimed at blJ1ldang good will after nearly a year of
discord over the status of Taiwan, trade and secunty
issues. Zhao. China's head of govemrqent, 1s the h~ghtst
rank\ng Chinese communist official ever to v1s.11. the
Unired States. RcaJlln 1s scheduled to return the v1s1t by
traveling to Peking in Apnl, the fir t trip to China b} a U S.
chief eJtecuuvc in nme years.
Rlta Lavelle to appeal
WASHINGTON -Rtta Lavelle says 11 has been an
.. unbelievable n1$ht°"re." but the Judge who sentenced
her to six months m pnson says the former Environmental
Protection Agency official violated a sacred public trust by
lying to Congress. Ms. Lavelle. who was convicted ofly1na
about her handling of the government'$ S 1.6 billion
hazardous waste cleanup program. conunues to claim
innocence and says she will appeal. She was scntenled
Monday to six monttis an prison and ordered to pay a fine
ofSl0.000.
DC-3 crashes,. burns
BR IDGETON. Mo.~ A DC-3 cargo' plane crashed
and burned Monday night shonlr aner takeoff. from
Lamben St. Lou as l nternauona Airport. scnously
injuring both crew mc.-mbers. authonttes said. T_he plane
crashed about I 0:33 p.m. three miles west of the airport on
a slope noxt to Interstate 70. missing a residential area in
this St. Louis suburb. said an aarpon police spokesman .
No tnJUrtes on the ground-were reponed.
:onl~n Field' release set
· FAIRFiELD -A Solano County Judge has again
ordered the release of Gregory Powell. convicted of the
1963 police kallang depicted tn "The Onion Field."
Monday was the second tame 1n four months that Supen~r .
Coun Judge Ellis Randall has orpercd Powell out -his
first parole was withdrawn by the Board of Pnson Terms
in Apnl 1982.
Judge denounces stranglers
LOS ANGELES -Convicted H11ls1de Stranglers
Kenneth B1anch1 and Angelo Buono ignored each other an
coun as a Judge denounced them as "the uhamate in evil
spmts .. and said he wished he could send them to the gas
chamber mstead of impose life in prison. Superior Court
Judge Ronald George followed a Jury's recommendation,
sentencing Buono on Monday 19 life imp~sonment
without po~sib1ht) of parole for the murders of nine youna
women and g1rb B1anch1 had been sentenced earlier to
seven consecutive hfc terms.
'Twillght Zone' trial beglns
LOS ANCiELf\ -A production secretary for the
movie .. T""1hgh1 7onl' .. has tec;ttJied that an associate
producer wanted the final sen pt keqt "under lock.and key'.'
because he knew 11 uwolved children working undef
illegal cond111ons. Videotape of a helicopter crash during •
filming that killed two child actors and star Vic Morro-,
was shown Monda} as a preJim1nary hearing began on
1nvolun1a" manslauglner charges against the associate
producer and four others involved in making the film
Nurse's defense under way
RIVERSIDE -Defense a11o"'ey'.i arc expected to
take fiv e weeks to present a case for nurse Robert R Diaz,
accu~d ofmurdenng 12 elderl)' patients b} inJectin~ 1hcn1
with o"crdoses of drugs. Prosecutors rested 1he1r caS(
Monday agaan~t Daa1. 45. who could receive the death
pcnah> 1f con •.ictcd in the non-JUI) case
' Foat sulng after probe
LO~ ANGELES -Feminist lc.-ader Ginny Foat.
claamang her priva<..') was invaded by a probe of her past
I.hat led to her arre!lt and eventual acquittal on a J 96S
murder charge. has filed a SS million lawsuit against a
woman who sparkt'd the inqual). The Superior Court su11
filed Monday allege~ that Shelly Mandell. a Los Angeles
cit y employee at the 11me. and 25 unnamed peopl~
committed "anvac;1on of pnvac) 1nten11onal and negli-
gent 1nfl1ct1on of cmotiunal distress and civil conspiracy ..
against Ms Foat. former Cahforn1a president of th('
Nat~-0nal Organ11atH>n f-Of-..Womcn.
Award terpied 'uceulve'
LOS ANGELE -A $40.5 mallton Jury verdict
against Allstate Insurance Co. hus been overtU111ed by a
Judge who called the award "grossly excessive.'' although
he agreed the firm acted improperly an refusing to pay an
auto claim. The case stems from a maximum $31 ,000
claim submitted by Henry and Ahcc Fell~ws. son Kctth
and riaeccs Vicki and Beverly. who were inJured when a
friend's car in which they were passengers collided with an
unan,urcd motorist m 1976.
Red warplanea downed
NFW DELHI. India -Anti-communist guemlla'
~hot down three Soviet warplanes and one helicopter an
Afah nman in the past two weeks. and Soviet air raids
killed more than 100 c1v 1llans. Western diplomats said
today. 1 he heavy fighting was rcpor1ed in the provmcc!i of
(~aim and Kandahor ~uthwe t of Kabul. the capital
Lobaane-Druu battlJJJg
BEIRUT: Lebanon -Lcbanest troop!i and anu.
government Dru$t milaltamcn troded art1lle~1re tn c
hills cast of Bean.at today: police said, and ~ s
reponeJ rea~ to equip the ltbenc5( rmy IJI'. 100
hchcoptcrs. Po.lace \aid the arm)'·Drust exchanics Oared
overnight and tapered off af\cr dawn 1n the hills &bovc the
U.S Marine base 01 Bcirut'i antt'rnational Rirpon. No
casuahac'l were reported
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tl}.eir return has .enabled the Coast Community Colleges to. offer an
expanded curriculum this spring. ·
Because many of the new classes were assigned after the regular class
sohe.qules were distributed, following is a complete list of courses added for
each college. · · · · .. · \ . 1
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SPRING SEMES.TER CLASS AD,DITIONS ·ptet1t'J." 11utei·
(CLASSES BEGIN FEBRUARY 6th) ee't to ie"
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AMERICAN STUDIES
AMS 100 -Institutions
ASTR'ONOMY
ASTR 100 -Elem Astron ...
BIOLOGY
BIOL 150 -Biofeedback
CIVIL TECHNOLOGY
CIVT 170 -Surveying Math
CIVT 180 -Basic S-urveying
CIVT 185 -Adv. Surveying
CJVT 190 -Surv~y Mapping
_ EARL'Y CHILD HOOP
EC 142 AD -Par/foddwksp -,
ENGLISH -COMPOSITION
AND RELATED STUDIES
ENGLISH 101 -Writ About Lit.
HEALTH EDUCATION
HEALT H ED 101 -Holistic Health
HEAL TH ED 102 -Holistic Health 2 ,._
HISTORY
HISTORY 100 -Surv. American History
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HUMAN DEVELOPMENT
HMDV 180 -Child Development
HMDV 190 -Child. Family & Comm.
MUSIC .
MUSIC 109 -History Rock Music
MUSIC 116 -Buie Guitar
MUSIC 148 -Classical Guitar I
MUSIC 157AD -Music Revue
MUSIC 187 AB -Comp/Pop Thery
MUSIC 235AD -Roc k Ens Workshop
MUSIC 240 -Soph. Recital
MUSIC 262 -Bua. Tech. Perf
PHYSICAL EDUCATION
FITNESS ACTIVITIES
PE JU8AD Strength ProK
PH~SICAL EDUCATION
RACKET ACTIVITIES
PE 154AD -Table Tennis "
PE 155AD -Tennis -Beg.
PE 156AD -Tennie -Inter.
PHYSICAL EDUCATION
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PSYC H I '21 .Joh Sean·h TeC'
PSYCH Jf).') Hum Sexualitv
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Career Plani:iing
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Job Search Strategies ·
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· Hi story of Modern China
H ist9ry 170 -.
U.S. History to ·1876
History 175 -· .
U.S. History since 1876
• HUMANITIES
Humanities 100. -
Introduction to the Humanities .
Humanities 170 -
Western Literature and Film
MUSIC
Music 010 -
Rhythm and Music (Emeritus Only)
Mus ic 060 -"
Ad ventures in Singing (Emeritus Only)
Music 110 -Voice 1
Mus ic 111 -Voice 2
Music l 15AD -
Coastline Community Chorale
Music l 45AD -
Coastline Community Show Band
POLITICAL SCIENCE
P olitical Science 180 -
American Government
P olitical Science 201 -
Middle" East in World Politics
PSYCHOLOGY
P;Sychology 100 -
Introduction t o Psychology
P sychology 11 5 -
Child Growth & Dev. (TV & Classroom)
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ychok>gy 170 -
P sychology of Aging
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TIOIAS
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Commision
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political
fiddling
Switch to 'impartial'
panel on redistricting
is good idea ... b':1!
A~k anyone in clected state office
and he'll tell you his party has the
answcrto the reapportionment mess
that promises to preoccup)' Cal1-
fom1a poht1cians once again all this
year.
Rl'publlcanspo1nt to Gov. Deu-
kJTlCJtan's plan fora b1part1san com-
n111ss1on of retired appeals court
JUsttces to redraw lines for con-
gressional and legJsla 11' e d1stncts.
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Democrats have their own plan for
a non-partisan comm1ss1on. with the
main differences coming lllflreas of
urning: The Republican pl'tn would
take effect for the 19~6 election and
the Democrats' for 1992
The idea ofa comm1ss1on is to tum
the whole complicated. unplea~t
affair over toa neutral group guaran-
teed to draw sensible lines that art fair
10 both parties
And 1fCahforn1a finally makes the
shift 1oa comm1ss1on. 11 will be far
from unique Twenty-one states .
already ha"e reapportionment com-
missions. all supposedly neutral. But
veryfe\.\ actually turn out 10 be non-
poht1cal.
"Thewhok 1h1ngbecamea poh11 -
cal pov.cr struggk. which I think
defeats thc purpose ofa com-
m1ss1on." [mmeH Roach. a private
citizen o n M1o;<;oun's 20-memhcr
red1stnctmg panel. 1old one inter-
viewer.
Roach said he sat through 19
weekends of mcet1 ngs in 1981 while
the commissio n struggled to decide
how to cope with M1ssouri'slossol
one con$ress1ona1 seat bccaueof
population losses dunng the 1970s
Should it bea Republican or Demo-
cratic seat.,
In thct'nd.11 was a Repubhca(l seal.
Said Roach. "We were able to reach
an agreemen1. bu1 ll was far less than
sa11sfact0n in the minds of Re-
publicans. A rnmm1'\s1on oftht' type
Missouri has ma} be thdJC\l you can
get. but it still \!Ink'>."
Even the Missouri commission
chairman. a former Rc-pubhcan state
senator.concluded 11was1mposs1ble
to get part1~n politics Oijt of rtappor-
t1opmcnt •
"You'retalk1ngabout who's going
to be elected fort he nnt I 0 year\." he
said. "ff y0u don't 1hmk that's
polit1tal. )Ou'd better go bactl t0
school."
lh Ne\' kr~ .. wh1t:h ha\ had a
rcd1stnrnng panel through 1he last
tw~ (em.us pcmxh. there was no
agreement 1n 1981. with the com-
m1ss1on splitungalong party lines A
"tic-breaking" member-a Rutger'>
I ln1versity admin1'\trator -was
appointed and the Democrat' linall~
prevailed
In Pennsyhan1a where the t0m-
m1ss1on had equal numbers of Demo-
crats and Repuhhcan<i ll\ plan wa~
challenged an coun the IO\tant 11 wa\
released.
All th I'> h1<,tor~ <.uggc'il\ that t•ven 1f
( aihforn1age1sa n:appo rt1onrnc nt
comm1ss1on -rcgardlc'is ofwh1ch
pany ·s plan produce' I\ -tht're \A.ill
sun be politin 1n redistricting.
And 1fthcrc wa<, b11tcr controvn\y
IO M ISSOUrt OV('f a \hlft ofonr out of
10congress1onal \Cats. imagine what
could happen here. J..hcre four new
\Cats were added afterthe 1970\
Whithcver part) doe'in 't get the new
5C&ts would he almo!>l <.crtain 10
challenge al'}) plan either in court or
via a refert'ndum or 1n111at1 ve. as the
Republican.,d1d>1n I 9!P '
"When)ouro,., 1<;gort•d, )<>u're
going to light -no matter '-'>hod Id 11
to )'Ou ... <;a1d om· :i1de 10 Pe nn-
syl\ ama ( ,o, R 1chard 1 hornhurgh
E"cn though a b1pan1\an group
, fa">h1 o ned Penn\) l\.an1J's plan
challcngcH ame from good $OH·m-
ment" group' as well a'> poliucal
in l<'rC''i t grou l'l' ,
"It ha<.alwar~ been a pol111rnl
proct''>~ and 11 alway\ will be." the
Penno;yl" ama official added
( hancc~ arl' hmh OcukmcJ1an and
the< aliforn1a Dcrnouimate well
•ware of that realtt)
And all their grnnd'itand1ngon the
1nue c:u,.t and won"t rcmov( it from
the pol11tcal realm. no matle'rwhow
plan 1heyadoptor when 11 take\
cffec1
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on Irvine hospital issue_
To the Editor:
On Fnday, Dec. 30. a dec1s1on was
made an Sacramento which will
finally brinJ a hospital to Irvine.
The Office of Statewide Health
Planning and Oovelopment granted a
conditional Certificate of Need to
Irvine Medical Cente r.
This decision is a momentous one
for Irvine. We now have the op-
portunity to bnng together factions
that may have disagreed in the past,
but who have had the best interests of
Irvine: at heart. It is time now to wed
University and Community and to
further a medical complex that will be
available for all Irvine residents,
advantaged and disadvantaged alike.
·k ,is a wonderful way to start a new
year. We are well on our way to seeing
Irvine Medical Center a reality. Let us
all JOin and work together to make
1h1o; the best hospital we can make at.
ADELE BYRNE
Irvine
son. Aid to Senator W1lltam
Campbell-Jerry Haleva, Chief Ex-
ecutive Officer, Hoag Memonal H os-
pital Michael Stephens, William
Wilder and Staff, Office of Statewide
Health Planning and Development.
This action comes as welcome
relief 10 all concerned after a most
lengthy and acrimonious .contest.
Now the challenge is ther~ for all to
come together to .. make hap~n" a
hospital that will both meet the health
care needs of the community and be
flexible rcgardinR me&cal method-
ology of the future.
A lenthy htany of legaJ approvals
had to be gained along the difficult
path to CON approval. A pan1al
listing follows:
I
I
I. Orange County Health Planning
Council (OCH PC): Staff report
(fa vorable recommendation), Health
Facilities Review Committee (hear-
ings a{>proval), City of Ir.Vine Trans-
portation Commission (approval).
City of Irvine PlanninJ Commission
(approval), City oflrv1ne City Coun-
cil (approval). Office of Statewide
Health Planning a nd Development
(approval).
At last the community of Irvine has
achieved a CON. AJI the many, many
fie ~tize11s oflrvine who helped bring
this dream to fruition should feel very
proud and pleased.
CARL NEISSER
Project Manaaer
Irvine Medical Center
WASHINGTON--On New Year's
Day. the fourth-larsest democracy on
earth became a military dictatorship.
Nigeria. the most populist nation in
Africa . saw its two-term elected
president. Shehu Shagari. arrested,
handc uffed, and impnsoned b y a
military usurper who pledged to Jail
crooked c1v1I servants without the
"nonsenses" of due process.
The Nigerians took it in stride. and
by Thursday. theeditonal pageofThc
New York Times was demandinga
tOUJher U.S. policy-toward South
Afnca.
Amazing, is it not? Eleven years
after Gen. Pinochet ousted an 1n-
com~tent. but elected. marx1st who
wasd.raSJing C hile into Castro1sm. he
remains in the mternat1onal
doghouse. He must be wondcnng
how Gen. Mohammed Duhan, 4.J,
now in power in Lagos, pulled it off
with scarcely a whim~r from the
family of man.
Well, there a{t several reasons.
Lattn American generals, unlike troi>
ical Afncan military men. tend to be
anti-marxist men of the right. Second.
d espite all the trendy tripe about how
"Africa has so much to teach us."
Western hberalshavegiven upon
Black Africa. As pres1dcnt-for-hfe
Julius Nyerere ofTanzan1a was
forced to concede. ti vc years ago. so
long as the misrule. the massacres, the
murders arc perpetrated by Africans
Thanks to Commu_nity '&Or hetJ> . upon Africans. nei ther the u. N. nor ,a1 the Organization of African U nity
seem to give a damn.
Kudos on Irvine compromil\le
To the Editor:
· All parties arc I{> be congratulated
who finally hcl~d consumate a
C1rt1ficate of Need agreement an
Sa~rameo10, Friday, Dec. 30 for the
lr·virie M edical · Ce1ffer: ·un
C'mlncellor Dan Aldnch, IM() Presi-
dent Dave Baker, Assemblyman
Richard Robinson. Chief of Staff for
Speaker Willie Brown-Steve .Thomp-
" U.S. IN LEBANON: IT'S
T00 LITTLE TOO LATE
Lebanon. whu's on fir\t''
To the Editor:
There is great pleasure in <seeing a
JOb completed -especially when 11
has been well done. The approval of
the Irvine Medical Center
"Certificate of Need" application to
build a hospital in Irvine is Just such a
case.
What docs IMC have -why dad 11
succeed where so many others have
failed?
• lt'c; because of YOU the thousands
L.M. Bovo
oflrvine people who have given your
time and support when needed. And.
it's because of Dave Baker who had a
v1s1on of what could be and the ability
to inspire o thers with his dream.
Thank you Dave, Thank you
Irvine.
SHARON ELLIS
President
People for an Irvine
Community HospitaJ
.
The reason the struggles (or power
oft he South-West Afnca People's
Organ1zat1on'sSam NuJoma 10
Nam1b1a\ and the Aftican National
Congress OhverTambo in Soutt'I
Africa. continue to attract the
interest. admiration and support of
the international moralists 1s not any
liberal love for the Ovambo. the Zulu.
or the Xhosa. but an abiding liberal
hatTed of the Boer. Because he 1s
Western. because he 1s white.
Worth observing in the economic
and political collapse ofBlack
Africa's last large democracy. how-
ever. is how oil wealth has become as . Have American force~ been t:nm-
m11ted to another 1rnpc>s\1hle .. 1tu-
al1on'1
Befort' lhl' hundred\ of \mcn can
dead becomr thou..ani.J<, ·· or ten\ of
1hou'iand'i --we'd bcucr decide if 11\
wonh ll.
PAUL
HuvEY
Women's tastes are suitable
much a curse as a bless• ng for the
regimes that possess 1t.
The Shah oflran. pufft'd up w11h
l ehanon 1\ a t1m mounta1nou\
nation ea\l ol 'the Me.d1terranean --'.\
m1ll1on pt•opk who \peak Arabic -
though Islam 1\ not their nat111nal
reltg1~n
For hundreds ol years the
L3COphan> of religions have been in
conf11c1. Chn!.t1an Maron1t~. 5unni
Mmlcmc;. Shute Moc;lcms. Greek
Orthodo". Dru1c Mw.kms, C 1reek
< athohc'i. >\rmen1an (,regonan\ an
:l'l'l~ment of Protestants plu~ '><>me
\rmi;n1an < alho ht ' and '>O"\\ 'n n Jn
Ontfodox
Dc'\p11c 1h1c, pc>l)glot p<>r>ula11 un.
unl1l lhcir Cl\. II "'a' l eban~n C'nJO\Cd
the h1ghe'>t c.tandard of 1i .. 1ng 1n lht•
Middle Ea!>t. and the: h1ghe.,1 litcrat·)
rnte --70 percent -one nftht· h1ghc\t
1n the world
Tht' Chmtaan people of l ebanon
would prefer to be part ol 1he Wt'\l,
rather than of the .\rah "'orld Rut
Moslcms ha' e oow bnome that
nlUnlr'\ '5 maJOfll' ,
Thert' 1~ a lc<i\on for other na11on~
in v.hat ha\ happcnrd 10 Lchanun
.\ C'hnst1an pre\ldrnt o(l('nl•d •ht>
door to Palc~tinian ref ug('e\ Thcv
flooded in
•\lso. the birthrate amo ng Mosk m'i
I\ high
~o many ( hnc;11an\ who u1uld
allord to lca"t' 1hc country. 1ncrt·<1\
1ngl) uncomfortable. left
Arab 011 wealth htcame Arab
p<>wcr 1n the M1ddlC' East
~ rab p<>v.cr promoted Moskm
pov.c r -further thalleng1njl. < hns-
tian .. 1n the Middle l:.ac;t in general
and 1n Lebanon tn particular.
If th1<i • ., 0c41nn1ng to apptar "a
rcli11o us war," 1\ Ii
Syna. forscncrat1ons. hac;drcamcd
of" yl'la Al L>ubra," a· v eater ~) na
10 include Jordan ahd Lebanon •• l. v.cnt there to 1958 "-ht'n
(1\CnhO'-'>t'r out troop\ lc,horc to hc-lp
LMrr o ..... .
~, .. .
Lehanon defend itself
In 198' we ate 100 l111k and·toti
late
J>a1t-o;11n1an .. u..cd Lebanon ac, a
b.i..c for attat l\ on l\racl until Israel
got fed up and mo' rd in 1n 198~. '>o
no"' thcrnunJry l\Jointl) ocrnJ)1c:d h)
~)rian'>. l<,raeli\ and Palcst1n1an~ -
""1th the Lcbane\c -· 1n th1·11 11'-'>11
t mrrHr) --le ft out
"Johod .. --not tht· ... not the: ~o" ll'I"
J nd nol u .. --nohod} 1s gAHng to put
that llumpt)'·Dumpt ~ togt·tht·r
.\nd even a n<:h na11-01+.c-0uld hlct·J
10 death trying.
Sir, the last t1mt· you bought a new
suit. whose idea was 1t that you should
·do so, yours or yo ur matrimonial
mate's? Recent studies by the fabric
folk indicate e large maJonty of
women still believe men -and
particularly. their men -look best an
~u1ts. And 11 1s women. in two out of
live insLances, who engineer the
purchaSt" of those suits.
You know that actress who plays
Madge. the Man1cunst, an the hqu1d
soap TV commercials? Jart Miner. by
name. S~ has collected more than SI
m1Ht<>ft 111 rntdoats fonuch appear-
ances over the last 20 years.
About 40 ~rcent of the money
pulled an by TV evangelists comes
rrom the retired citizenry. .
Q. The great French poet Francois
Villon -how did he die?
A. Nobody knows. He was into
poetry and cnme. He wrote much,
stole habitually, and murdered, re-
peatedly. And he disappeared.
Q. What was George Gershwin's
first published song?
A. A little ditty entitled ""When
Yoil Wan1 'Em. You Can't Get 'Em.
When YouGot 'Em.,You Don't Want
·~m .... He was 18 years old. The year
wasJ.916. •
his new wealth, modcrni1cd too
sw10ly. and was swept away in a
fundamentalist revolution. addam
Hussein oflraq, another Persian Gulf
ruler who realized billions from the
sudden nse in oil prices. launched a
military adventure against Iran and
now faces m1htary and political
collapse. The regime of Lopc1
Portillo. banking on oil revenue ...
borrowed. squandered and stoic MC'X·
ico into bankruptcy. Ycnctucla.
another beneficiary." no\\ O\iCr its
head 1n debt to the intcmat1onal
money lenders.
Justice says Jackson's clean
The Saudis and the ~hr1ldom~ of
trri>ermrr6trlf1'1Cd t hC1 rwe3 Ith to
invite 1n hundredsofthou~ndrnf
Palestinianund poor Arab\ to build
thcirecono~ic infrastructurci. WheD
the cou m?f ~s are complete. docs
anyone think the Palei.tm1am arc
_191ng home quietly.,
,.L1bya·s Khadafi used ht~ wealth to
gocmp1rt-buildingm North Africa. \\ \~It I 'JC ,f 0"-1 -T ht· Rn
fr"l' J.it ~\on ha\ more than h1!1
~~min coup and Prn1den1 Rt•ag;.an·'i
rnngrntula11o n\ 111 he plea.,t'd ahout
I hl' Ju~11u· Department hac, offa i:ilh
l kared him of an)' \U\p1<:1on th;H he;
.1ut·d a> an agent u( thr I 1byan
tt0"C'rnmcnt four ~car'! ago
Tht• 1nqu1ry 1n10 Ja(k\on·., c,tatu\
hcgan in Scptemhn l 9MO. a\ .i rl''IUlt
of press repom thut Jack'ion had
taken money from L1b)a and wa'>
trvang 10 negotiate a l 1b\ an 011
contrkt for a 1"113( k ov.ned Alahama
com pan' tr JJ1. hon had a((C'pted
rnone) trorn Libya. he would h c:
tlcr n f<'Qu1rcd 10 rcg1~tcr a\ a forr1gn
aicnl
[he In\ C'St1gat1on rnmc at a pol,11·
cally emb3rraurng time: Jackwn was
\UPP<JM1na Pre\1dent Caner for rt'·
clco1on. Jnd ch~ra~s thu Jac:kwn
v.ai. l L1h\an ascnt would ha\.C hurt
C ancr p.-irt1( ularl) w11h Jew1\h
'oter\ ~, c .arter\ pt-oplc 1ook \te p.,
to ~l'eP ltll' 11\.1 on un11l .alll'1 ltxtwn
l>a,
I h1.· lu\tll't' C>cpurtmcni ~nt un
1n111al 1nqu1ry to fa<'k\on in Stptcm·
her I i.180 h\ re11\tercd mail Jackson
refused 10 .icc.cpt lhe letter. ~cond
lcutr wa'> Jlrf parro 1n late October
Jae.
AIDEISOI
l'Ou n<,cl Lloyd Cotler . "had ihdecd
intervened and direl ted t~t the lcttrr
be delivered no ~ooner than ne111
Wcdne\da) Nov 5. 1980" -thl· da)
after '"l' cicl·t1on
It then too~ mon1h., of lcg.11
\parring bclv.l'l'n Ju\lll'c IA'panment
..ittornr~' and Jar l'>on\ ln'-'>-.cr. John
Bu\lamcntt hefore c,~1.1tic quc~
tion~ were posed toJackwn 1n August
1 Q8 J Meanwhile-. another ncw,papcr
<,tor) rcPQriC'd that I 1b)an d1pl6mat
<\h F.l·tfol\dtn had don:itcd S 10.000
10 .i bendit rnn1.rn tor fad..,on'\
Operation PU\H Inc 1n l>c-ce mhc·r 1 ~79 1 he go\t'rnment ~.snH·tl to kno~ ahout 1h1~ too
In March I 9X2 J.11. k\on\ a11ornt»
~rote the J U\lll (' fX.'p:&rtmC'nt that
Jack\on had reu•1 ved no hrokr1\ fee.
~nu\ or rnmml\'i1nn from c1tllcr the
l tb\OQ"or the \lah;ima 01l 1.omp:1ny
Hr c-onfirmrd l·ffoudm'c, ~ IOOOO
and W3\ IO~ delt\.CfCd b) the r Bf., ·('ontnbuhon but ~ld 11 V.rnt io
\n internal Ju'it1cc l>tpanmrnt Opcnitmn PlJ\H. not to Jackwn
doc;umC'nt<;('t'nb> m)a\wc1atc'Ton) .. fnJunC' Ju\l1ccwroteto1 k 'what· c nnamo ~lalt\ 1ha1 <'after cnmp;u'ry pcl\·C'nt•&t o t Optrauon Pll~H Inc
a1dC' lad W l\tm nd prl"'ltdcn114T n.'<'C'tPl\ fr«'m 1h~ hind nu ·r art>
,,
-.I
"repre~ntcd h~ the SIO.OOOcontnbu· andtolaunchacampa1gnofterror
t1on from Ah El-Houden?". . '~"'"the West.
In Jul}.: Bustamente prom1std,,a · Now.N,igeria.Spcndingi1~01 re~po~'i(' w1th1nthe-n("\t IOdays. revenuesisfas1astheypourcd1n.
n )c lobcr. a J us11cr . CX-partmcnt borrow1naaaainst future carn1na.s memo noted that although the speer-· · od -h k ' fie information had not been rt· N~11t ay~t an stotheo1laJut·
ce1, ed. "Jackt.0n's atto rneys have ·has watched 011revenues.90 ~rccnt 1ndi~att·d that (El-Houderi't. s I0.000) ~fstate revenue._fall from S22 b1lhon wa~ not a !.1gnilkant ~rcentagc of the in _I ~80 to S.9 billion in 1982. Two
org;lnw111on's funding for that yepr. '1'1lhon workers were fomblycx.
U nfortunately. JackM>n·s attorneys pclledin 198J:today.thc economy1s.
have nealccted to provldr any cor-says Oen. Buhari.10 a "cnticol \tatr "
robora11on for th!$ statement. m spllc Jn N1arn11'scni.1s. howevcr.}itS
of numcfous prom1~s. both oral.Jnd .. Western opponun1ty.1fthe West w1U
wn1ten, 1o do '°:· IC'\JUStlh1SOnce-toad vancc1t\OWn
On No". 15, 11n internal memo interests
repeated this message and added: Qen. Huhan desperately needs
•"The other tnformat1on provided by hardcurrtncy to purchase 1mpon s
Jack on's attorneys rs consi!lent wnh and !er'Vicc Nitttria'IS 14 billion ·
Lhc result\ ot the FBI invcst1p1ion. foreiandebt.S3toS6b1llionofwh1ch.
which has been unable to uncoveuny 11overduc, He has two wa)''of1cnin1
commercial undertaki .1nvolv1n1 the mont'y: I) thro u&h new loans
Jachon and Libya. from the IM and Westctn banu: 2)
f 1nall) on Dec 2. 1983. fromincrusedptoduct1oft ofo1l,and
Ru~tamente blaming the delay on drnJ>J)lnJthepnce.
"c11 tC'n\1ve tmHI:' pve Justice the Thetcrondcourscwouldbrcakthc
figure 1& had a~led for 27 mont~s OPECS29~~r-barrcl pnce.an<I rio
ncfqrc Th~ Libyan diplomat I lbl)'dc :troy thec&nC'I II would
I I 0.000 don•t1on was part ofS9l.500 1n tanlly improve the bl lance of
1n 10111 prOC'ccds from the fund·ra Rr. payment • t@1hte pnC"C and _
:iod amounttd t0 l or ' pc-r«nt of Ct'ltt1teth't~ovtntsno1onlyof1hc
Operation P H 1-nrty o~niun UnhcdSt.at~ W~tf.uropc1nd
hud&C't J1pan.bu1afour o1l·•mPonln1
On Ch 1-4. the Jus11 r Dcpan-fncnduuch as Owil. hratl, Taiwan.
mrnc te J1ck10n' la r 1h1t the South Korea. h v.outd hun the rad1~I
fnquiry wa do 'Ab lat -nd 1hc SOv t nt n
I . . ' _. .. _ ...
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TUESDAY, JANUARY 10, 1984 m
CHP order• 131
motorcyclff from
Herley D•vldaon.
P19e8-5.
' -nventor has:,eye
on competition
. Dlllr ..... ~ _, ...... UllM
· Diana Starr IA°Cley ebow• lntraocular len• with UV400 for cataract Ylctim•.
HELP YouR SELF
Ten years a o she realtzed
skiers and su ers ha
no viston protection.
By Cbrt1clDe Decker
OftMO..,l'tlet .....
Growing up with 4S delinquent boys. Diana Starr
Langley knew she had to try harder.
Her parents ran a pnvate home for bad boys and
raised her riaht alona with them. '
"I had to be a tomboy princess just to keep up. I aueu
all that competition helped me In business:' said Lan&ley,
a slender, blue-eyed blonde.
At 31, she's in vented a new li'ne of suraical and
commercial optical products, owns her own silver blue 380
SEL Mercedes, has houses in Laauna Beach and Palm
S~rin'5 and owns her own Lquna Hills company,
D1opt1cs.
Ten years aao L.anaJey realized skiers, surfers, pilots,
farmers and others exposed for Iona periods of time to the
sun's ultraviolet (UV) rays.had no protection for their eyes.
There are also man-made 10urtes of UV such as
fluorescent lamps and welder's electric arcs.
Too much ultraviolet liaht can not only cause tired,
irritated eyes, it's been found to cause 2S percent of the
cataracts in this country.
Cataracts, which look like a white ~ilm .overthe eyes,
are one of the most prevalent chronic diseases in the
United States. If they're not removed, they can cause
partial. or total blindness. There arc 640,000 cataract
operations per year.
"Ideally everyone should wear aJasses which absorb
UV to protect their eyes. It has a cumulative affect. The
d> \
I$ marriage woi:th ·sa Vi!Jg, nurturing?
By LINDA P. ALGAZI, Pb.D.
Have you fallen------------
out oflove with your
lover'? It might not be
all that bad. Authen-
tic, true or genuine
love takes ume to
achieve and being "in
love" caq stand in the
l11D1
ALUZI
v4y of this achieve1•••••••••••• menL .
Deina in lov~ is not being able to eat. ttcep dr
concentntte. Being 1~ k>ve is being obsessed ~day
dreaming at the expense of all else. Being in love is
wonderful...and terribly painful. Fortunately 1t doesn't go
on very Iona unless you keep chana.ing partners.
A distinction needs to be made between being ~·1n
love" and loving someone.
Storybook-like "in love" experjences occur at the
beginning of most new romantic relationships. John meet'
Mary and somethina about her suuest' that she is his
ma11c lady, the person who can transform his life. He is
physically attracted to her and if he then introduces
himself and hears her voice. what she says may reinforce
this feelina.
Mary feels wonderful too. John is handsome and
although he may have left hft-suit of armor home that day,
PAPARAZZI
Yacht Club puts
·best f ete f or\vard
Sh1ny bugle salutes New Year
as party-goers crowd dance floor
Sea-loving Huntington Harbour Yacht Club mem-
bers proved they knew how to have fun on land when they
dined and danced the night away New Year's eve.
Grcetina the revelers in the upstairs ballroom of the
to:citBly Ind Racquet Clubwert Caro1 ad Cec Habbard
(he's rear commodore) who planned the party for the 300-
strona crowd.
Each table for e1aht was centered with high-flyina
.helium balloons (anchored by bottles of champagne) and
11rewn with confetti and favors. ·
Dale Olinaer and his band set the musical mood so
perfectly the happy throna danced before, during and after
their Ni:w York steak suppen.. .
Durina band iritennissions, zany Mlm S&rtckler
(otherwise a serious tr1vel 114en1 for Around the Globe)
reached into her oversized ~rty purse, extracted a shiny
buaJe anct blasted the air wt th an ••Auld Lana Sgne" that
made the crowd salute. Her husband "Strick.. himself•
fimou:s conch-shell bl.,ter at aummer be.tc part.ief)
beamed artistic approval from the sidelinca.
The sparkle of being ·1n love··
ultimately gives way to ft.reworks
as the couple find imperfections
something about him s4aaesls that he may be the answer to
all her r.roble!f's: This ro~ntic "1n l<?ve•· stage is very
selfish. n reahty 1t has very httle to do Wlth the love object.
People "in l~e" say thinp like "He drinks a bit too
~uch but he's s~ch a cute drunk" and "I love the d imple in
h1schin when his temper gets the best of him."
-Tirnpartcle ofbetnt"tn lovr urtlmaretygtves way to
fireworks as the couple, usually after mamage, faces the
inevitable reality of imperfections. When the fact that
John drinks,too much cause~ a problem in his and Mary's
life. and whth Mary's spec1al'telationsh1p with her mother,
whom John dislikes, interferes with their time together.
the couple has officiall y fallen out oflove with each other.
John and Mary must now face the challenge of living
in this imperfect world with an equally imperfect person.
Many then seek help from a marriage counselor.
psycholOgist or psychiatrist and lament, "I am so unhappy.
I suppose I still love John. but I'm certainly not 'in love'
with him anymore. The tingle is gone and with it went the
fun and spontaneity asW<:iated with w,hat l expected
Amona club members and auests ertjoying the wild
and wonderful year-end festivitica were Art and Marjorie
Wood1, Pa& and Yvoue ltelltJ, Blm and Rl&a Lombardl1 Newlywede Mary and Lee Sherwood, left,
Cral1 and Pac Jouao1, Doi and Aa1ela Hartfelder. Cllfr w~h Don Byrne• and Joan Motola joln
and AlJc. Raab, MU& and Sold.J none, Hal (pon ~pi.in)' ·•
and llaael Pelb Myroa and Claarlot&e Daly, Pe&e and . . • Doua Hol1olll Jim and Pru Solem Vu and Martu F1f1t Lady 1n her private quarters. ("She "'11.s suffenni
Burt .... Ear and Juke IMlk..t Ed ~nd lmo1ne Hut1 from. /1ryf)liris. but was &-0 lovely ind lflCious," said
Mlc:Uel and S.t \Jff, 'Peter and rew Mnrlt1, Steve ana Mane. 8IMUa Oiepl'f, Qld and Tra1M17 Warrea, Bob and Elin • The foursome also enjoyed lunch in the White House
M", Doe and TMna Greco, 0tor1e and Grace i.,, Mess ("You could ftel the power -only senior suff
Chet and JtrTJ Rali.y, Ed and 0.hNt OUvara. Doe membersdi'nerherr,"11(1neu1d),"AChristmasCarol"at
and Jeule Banett, Jim and Cbldy Harri .. , Robert and the Ford.Theater. and a "911ct viewed from the presidenual
Su4ra CloaH, Mark and Joyce .lfel11, and Norm and box at Lincoln Center.
RoMmary Smtc•. "The presidential bo.c ia red plush wrth ~11111 for
For Huntlnaton Harbour residents Prank and Marte e11/1t," Marie said. ··11h111 lovely antero.m with Mntee,
Wtkr, 1983 will always 1;>e rtmembereCS 11. the year they r•b/c, blth an~ clo.ak roomJ •IJd ~me rery special
visited the White House 11 auestl of their dau&}lter Weady, ch1mpasnc whtch we uvored dun111 interm1won
an 11sistant to Noey Ru1u'1 press 1CCretary, &Miia Just befo~ Chris~m11, Wendy was able tO fly home to
Ta&e. • ef\JOY the holidays with her partnts, her s11ten Barbara
" • The WcbCnJOincd Marie'1 brother Anolcl Miiler and Keller 2d K.lm 81rneu and their ch1lftcn Tlrya, Jami
hi• w;fc Oraee to fly to W11hinaton. D.C. in mid-and Ro .
Oectmber for a stay at the Capitol Kilton. An two . days into 1984, Wend~ Ocw back to
Their elldtina Wash1n1ton v111t included a VIP tour Washinato'n with Nancy Re._.n on Air Force Two after
of the fint noor rooms decorated With scotch pine and help1n.a amnae a photo ~'ion for her at the-Beverly
omamenll (all mldc ~ volunteers), a pnvate au&o-tour· • W11Jlurc with. the Jack Wrat.Mn. , ·
w1th-s'1ide of-the Wuh1naton mortui'Acnts the Hahtina of ' . •
the White House Cbristm11 t~. lunch with Nancy Paparaut '' «fired by Da1ly Pilot. tylc Editor V1d•.
Reapn's private leCf'CtllY Elala C~a (who ~1rrs a ~•n with rontnbut1ons from Hunt1111ton &ach ror·
townhouse in V1111m• With \Vrndv) ana 8 chat With the rr:Jpondrnt Ann Conway . ~
I
mamage to be."
John may say, "I ~Hy want to love Mary. I lilee the
imaae ofbeinga family man but we have to work so bard to
make it together. It fecls lik~ it would be so much ea1ier to
lea~~ and to start a new relationship with a new and
exc1tin1 woman." I
A mystical idea which proliferated the self·help books
of the last ~~de .wa~ !h•t the key to chanae. arowth and sclf-act~lZlllon ts d1v<?rce and self induJacnce.
Doma you.r o~ th1na may be terrific for a~Jtile, but
the comfort. dJ&n1ty, ~th and suppon which comes
f!.om a ~.arri14e wo,TJ)l ::.v:J. 1s worth nurturina. once the J.n love .passion.has . . .•
For those couples willina to work on their rela-
tionships. the payoff is nota re-kindling of their "in love"
be11nnings but rather somethina much richer.
A celebrity husband said it best and publicly this ~r\
when asked about his thoughts concerning "oi>cn
marriage" or ~nfidelity. He replied, "Why look for
hamburgers when I have steak at homer' Mature love
replaces "in love" an~ with it comes acceptance, mutual
suppor:t, understanding and somewhat uncondit4onal
commitment.
Algali is a psychologjst and marriage counselor in
Corona <lei Mar.
Address any questions to Lmda Algazi. c/o Daily
Pilot, P.O. Box 1560, Costa Mesa, 92626.
the dancen and Mlm and Strick Strickler
toaet the nn year. Below, Aneela and Don
I .. I .
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more radiation your eyes absorb, the more hkcly 1t it you
could have retina bums or develop cat.aracta." she said.
She knew of aovemment studies with anima.ls
provina th~ effectiveness of UV ablorbina lens. But the
findinp had never been aiven a practical ute (or b~man1.
In 1981 , she took the infor11)1tion out of the
laboratory and had Optical Radiation Corp, of Azu11
manufacture a lens for cyqlaJses with a che1ttica1 tha1
absorbs ultraviolet. The len1 it called UV.00. It coils
between $20 to S40 to ha v 400 lens 1n ltlndard
cyealaases.
She marketed and 10 the lens throu&h her company,
Dioptics.
"I spent eiaht mon s with no income. 1 wu only
sellina two to three Jen a month. I was really aeuina
worried. But deep down knew I bad somethina that wu
needed. It became like a cause for me." said L.analey.
She then developed a small lens ca1fed IOL
(intraocula( lens) with UV400 that could be implanted
into the eye of a person who hu had cataract su,..ery.
In cataract IUl'JCf'Y, the damqed natural lens of the
eye iaremoved. leavinaa hole in its place. Before Lanalcy's
invention, patients could be fitted with a tiny leiu implant
which allowed the eye to focus but didn't protect the retina
from ultraviolet radiation. Because of this, many patients
experience intense alare. liaht sensitivity -and -wbaft
known as "pink vision," in which objects take on a pink
hue. ~ ·
At first it wu dVficult to convince a very traditional
medical communn~ve her product a try but after the
first few implants, thinas took oft'.
"I was aettina lettcn from patients lhankina me
9ecause they could now see colors more intensely and they
didn't have J)are problems anymore."
Langley's reluctant to say just bow well she's doina for
fear her competition will set even fiercer. Stock at ORC
went from S 11 to S 120 per share because of her products.
Each of her 11 salespeople across the country mm more
than Sl00,000 a year in commissions. Amons the 18
implant companies, Optical Radiation moved from last
place to fifth and is and p.iruna.
LONGER FREEDOM
SEEN FOR SENIORS
BOSTON (AP)-Amencans int.Mir late 60lcan look
forward to 10 years of independence before they must rely
on others fo~ir rouun~ dady care. a n.cW5.,51Udy reveals..
But smce men die youn3e-r than women. women can
expect to be independent for more of their last years.
accordtnf to the report in the current New Eng.land Journal
of Medicine.
. Dr. Sidney Katz and colleagues from Brown
University based their findings on a 1974 survey of 1,625
elderlY, Massachuseus residents living outside of insmu-,
tions. ' ·
The survey also found that poor people have a shorter
"active life expectar?cy" -a projection of'thc years in
wlucb they can feed. dress and bathe themselves ~ than
those who are better off
In add111 on. researchers found tlla\. 76 percent of
elderly people who lose their indcpendcnc~ do not regain
It.
l •
Ra.rtfelder chat with Delorea and Ed
OUftl'ea at Hu.ntlnctoo Harbour.
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82 Orange Coast DAILY PILOT /Tuesday, January 10, 1984
Affair ends, but ther apy keeps them together
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to another <·ounselor. Bet•au11e of their previous involve-
ment those counseling sessions a re loaded with dynamite.
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othl'r' '''>uld hl· 1n1,·rl''ll'd 1n \uuran!."1.'r. -< l I{ 10\1-
T\ ~II I\( ~T\'\01 Pt:Oi>LE
DEAR CATS: You could not possibly know tbat m}
column Is publisbed In more than 1,000 nt'w1paper1. or you
"ould not suggest that I tailor each ont' to flt a specific
geograpbk location. Tht' tbougbt of such a 1l1antic
undertaklna bo11lea tbe m ind! l
l\o one b11 ever complained about my column belJlg
rorelgn to their culture, even tbou-_h I bave reader1 ln
Tokyo, Bangkok, Mexico City a11d •frica -to name a fe"
distant plact'I. Human problems art' tbe same every·
wbere. • • • BEST LINE OF THE WE~K:Aftertbebo11 finished
reading tbe suggestions dropped In the box by bla factory
empl~yees, be 11id with a tone of genuine concern, "I wiab
these people would be more specific. Wbat kind of a kite?
What la"e?" • • • 4 re 1 our p.1n·111' '"" "',.,,.,.,Har(/ to n:Dch :1 \ 1111
Lw<kt' 1 l><>o~h-1. "IJUJJ8t'd h.1 l'nn·nis:' Ho" IO ut'I Mut'l'
1:rct•dom. ·· rou/d lwlp .' 011 hr1dgc lhl' genau11on &Df?. St·nd
:>Vl'l'tll\ 111th ·' 0111 l\'C/Ut'\I 3/lt.l D lung. SlDmpc.'CJ. sdl-
acldrn~t·d t'll 1 dopc.·10 'nn Lout.las. P.O. B<H 11995. < l11caso. Ill. MJM I
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A DAI.\' PILOT 41-YISOI .u.un
I "hJng out" ui -------------
thl' lll'l0dkpo1nt ~hop
Ith· a lot ofm,•1, hang
out at a har or r h1l-
dr,·n 1n a canl.l\ <,tor,•
It\ a \\atl'rtng hok
fi11 dl\l'U\\lllg \\hat
our l.tl.l' did li.1'>t
"''l'k "hatachl'')th1"I••••••••••••• "''''~ and ho\\ ''c'll
all go into a~ jll'roh1c:s da!.!. "hen thcrl' arl' enough calls for
touching 'Olir db<)\\ to ~our knees.
\\1th r,•gular11~. till' !'>UbJl'l'I gets arounl.l to age. 'Cil\en
the op11on'>. most ut U'> arl' for 11. but last W1.·dnesda~ \\aS a
l.la~ mo,1 ,,r U'> ''Ill 001 forget for a long 11me.
I 'aid ( atltcnn,· D1.·m·uH' "Was getting on m~ na' e)
Pl"opk "tth fc.m·1gn an·l'nt~ al" a~ s ha' e good sl.tn. Look at
\1arkne D11.•tnl'h. I I' she had !>poh·n English \\Cll. she'd
ha'c 111s Iii..,· thl' r1.''>I ol'u!. f
~onwonl' clw )lltd 11 used to he fun gro\\tng old. and al'tuall~ lcl'l1ng rd1cftha1 at last ~our bod~ could &1"-'"""'a~
to gra,11~ anl.l fall around ~our i..necs. but things ha\\'
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LIGHTS 10 mg 8 mg nic:Grrne. LIGHTS IOO's l2 mg "!ar". 0 9 mg . nicotine.
FILTER 15 mg "1ar·~ 11 mg nrcorina. fllTfR lOO's l'i mg "tar''. 1 7 mg mcottrni a~r c1garene bv FTC method
Warn ing l he Surgeon General Has Determined ·
That C1gac tte Smoking Is Dangerous to Your Health.
rhangl'd
"\ ou lll'\l'r i..no" ... \aid another onl' ... when \our
marnase "111 fail and~ ou'll ha' e to do ba11le aga7n .. : like
Lmda E'an!> ...
"I thtnl-. '>h1.'' o' l'rquallfieq:· said another' e.
.. Did an\ Ol)l' Sl'l' Joan ( olhns 1n Playbo-. ?'
Eight "om~n \lopix·d stnching. snipping. counting.
br0\\\1ng and breathing.
"\rl' ~ou cra1 ~'.1" said a 48-~ear-old woman. "M )
mothl'r \\uuldn't lct me haH' a cop~ in the house:·
"It's ti-ash.'' !.aid anothcr 'oin-.
"Fdth'" !.aid another.
"Di<,gu\ttng. \\Orthle!'>s slim,., .. I said.
"I hought a mp~ form~ \1sh:r an Dcn,cr:· said the
0 \\ O\'r
\.\ l' .111 1umix·<l o' l'r th1.· counter and spread the
maga11nl' o ut hcfon· U'>.
1 t "as 10 he the longest silence 1n the h1stof) of the
n,·~dkpo1n1 shop. One "oman cleared her throat as 1f to
.,~·ai.. but '>hl' "al> a1.·1uall~ ha' mg trouble breathing.
Thl'rl· "ere a lot ofJUd$ments made that afternoon.
\l1ddk-aE\l'd \\Omen think se~~ underwear 1S'the most
auual part ol a ne" rela11onsh1p. The~ ·re wrong.
Th,·rl' arl' \ome \\Oml'n ... onl~ a handful ... who gave
th,•1r r h1ldrl'n to '>Ollll'OOl' l'l'>l' 10 carT) to avoid st~tch
marl.~
\11nw "onwn '"'r,· horn \\1th hod1es that looked hl.e
'ou ,1~1111 m,·d 1h,· o' 1.·n door on them ... "h1ch a trip into
'>pan· "1 ll not hcl p.
C nngl·n1a ltt~ nnd chant~ do not co-c\lst with
l'l'nll'rfold\
< >111.· matrnn 'um nwd 11 up. She said." I could diet.Jog.
and 1.'\l'rl'l'!ll' m,.,df into a bod' like 1ha1. but 1f Harold
\\OUld \\:l"-l' ur) 0\'\t to that II 0\\0Uld sc:are h1m half lO
l.ll'ath'"
\\,·.di agr1.·,·d II "a'n't \\Orth the nsk.
Ballack-Tucker
Kolx:n and \all~ Ballai:I. of :-..l'" port Bl'ach ha' l'
Jnnounu•d th1.• l'ng3gcml'nt ol thl'tr d,augh11.·r. l:kcl.1
lk1llal i.. to M 11.:hal·I T ucl.a ol \.11ss1on V1,•Jo.
Tlw hndl'-dl'Ct 1s a graduatl' of Wcstmin1s1er High
\, hool ..1ni.l a11,·nJ,·d <. ..11 Stall' Lung Bcac:h. Tucker. son ol
\\ 1d 1 uch•r ot \.11ss11rn Vi,'JO. gradualcd from Kl·nned~
High "irhool anl.l atll·ndl·l.l Orangl' Coa~t College.
\n \pnl 15 "l..'<ld111g " planncd at th\.' Balboa Ha~
( luh Ill '\'\\J)llrl J:kJth
Salaya-Guite
I lw ,·11gag,·nh·n1111 "'m -\no Sala~a and Michal'! Ku~
< 1u11,· h111h uf Hun11ngwn l:karh. ha'> bcl'n announced b~
hn parent,. Mr. unJ ~tr ... Ralph Sala~a of Huntington
lkal·h
Th,· h11<lt·-t11-hl· "nirrt•ntl~ a11,•nding lJ( In inl' and
".a gralluat,• of H un11 ngh>n B,·a..:h H 1gh Sc:hool. Thl' futurl'
hnl.l,·groom son 1)f\l1 anl.l ~I r<,. Ro~ (iu11eofHun11ngtnn
lkadl ., a gral.luatl' UI ~<l1sun High Sdmol and rl'n'1,ed ..1
H \ 111 linanr1.· from C al \tall' Long Beach.
\ l'IM5 !>pnng \\t'dding 1s plann1.·d 10 St \teH·n\
\ahian Orthodu\ ( a1h1.•dral in \lhambra.
BED TTER
LET THEM HAVE A DRY BED
The grMIHt gift you can 91we 1 bedlfttter 8n( lhe ,.., of the
f1mlly. loo. I• an and to ltll1 Hriout protllem, and 1N11l1 no
mi.take. IMd-lllng la Mrloua. It c.n cauM compllclted pay· chologal problem• that i.11 1 Hfetlme. It'• ao M9CSllN be-
cauM IMdwettlng, when not cauMd by orvenlc dlfect 0t
dlMI M. can be ended. Send l0tourfreebrodl1K1, •eectwettlng
/ -Whit 11'1 All About Ind How To Encl It", 1 repor1 by two
medlc1I doctors. No obllgatlon.
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Mii to: ,ACl"C INTl .. NATIO.Al, LTI>. ~
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~··· PARENTS NAME ------------:
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AO'ttfrlSl'O : CITV STATE ZIP ___ : PAiina : PHONE AGE--:
~llE I • Pac:1hc ll•l•rnahoMI Lio 1971 CM 20 l"9ee 4 • $0) 1
WE HELP SOM E DOC TO RS (H IL OREN
The Change Starts When You Do •..
START BEING THE WOMAN
YOU WANT BE ••.
• lmpro~ your image. self confidence . and
popularity
• ~tart to become more secure economically
• Hegm hstenmg to the oohs and aahs from
'our friends
• ( iet more out of life STARTING NOW ~
. John Robert Powers
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• l TOWN & COUNTRY ORANGE 547 8228
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'Night Watch' uneven thrill~r in HB
• hiJh moments, d1sappo1ntina rn 01hcrs.
-
Prub;ibJ) one ol -------------the mo•t d11Yicull
typci. of '>lagc pro
duct1on to mount T
llUCCC'>SfuJly l'i the / 01
m ystc r})su .. pe n ~c
thrtlle'r most of y
whi ch arc 1nvanably ITU$
overplotted to the ••••••••••••• degree that character
relauonships bceome secondary to expo)1tory develop-
ment.
Lucille Fletcher's "Night Watch" attempts to right the
balance by presenting intriguing characters to undergo
'~ese complicated Situations, but often they also are
overdeveloped , funher heightening the complexity. It's a
challenge only panially overcome at the Huntington
Beach Pia) house. ~enc of the psychological drama's latest
1ncarnat1on.
Director An Winslow has mounted an effeellve but
often uneven production, 1n which hts two pnmary
actresses use their contrasting styles to '-·st a splendid
discomfiting spell while other performers miss the mark by
either und;rplaymg or overstatement. It as gripping in its
.. Ntihl ~atch .. '-Oltr!. on a woman haunted b>
v151on) o f murder. which )be alone appears to M::C, and who
'' bean& steer~ in the d1rect1on of a sanuarium by her
5ehcm1na husband and her dupbcuous best friend. La
Donna de Barros beautJfully captures the mcntal anauish
of tb1s t·omplex chanu:ter. careening seemin&ly out ot
con1rol on ll psychol<>aJC'll roller coaster whifc C'hn&Jna
precariously to a shred of sustammg power. h's a
compellina depiction of an enormously challengina role.
David West, as her plotting husband. possesses less
stage command and presents a rather lackluster per.
formance in contrast. Converstly, Lois Farah superbly
enacts the third pany in the tnangle with steely rc~lve.
conveying volumes of emotion with a modicum of action.
Where the production comes unglued 1s in the
)upponmg ranks where Reed Bennett overplays the
meddling neighbor to d1stract1on and Ball Holloway stn~
his emotional gears needlessly as a hos1ile police
lieutenant. Sharon Walker as the Teutonic maid nearly
encounters the same acting trap, but keeps her ominous
character under a t1gh1er rein
Mama Bcnholf contributes a thoughtful cameo as a
ps~C'htatnst brought in to probe De Barros· emotional
'Terms,' 'Yentl' stand out
Each captures six nominations
for Golden Globe press awards
.. Yentl'". Julie Walters ... Educating Rita."
Artor. mus1C'al or 'comedy: Wood A.lien. "Zelig",
Michael C-a1n e, .. Educati ng Rita"; Tom Cruise ... Risky
Bu!>tnC!>s-: Eddie Murphy, "Trading Places": Mandy
Tipey killer By BOB THOM AS Foreign fi lm: "Carmen." "The Dresser." .. Educating c:nkin. ··Yentl."
~1eoc1e1.0Pr .. 1wr11er .""Fanny and Alcx~nder," "The Grey Fox ." Don Murray •tan aa a drunken driver who
kllla a young girl In an automobile
acctdent In .. Clcenae to Kill," a new TV
moTie, tontcht at 9 on CBS, Channel 2 .
BEYERL Y HILLS -"Term'> of Endearment." a 1~-;===:====m========:====:;~-1
mo1her-daughler comedy-drama. and "Yentl.'' Barbra ~ * PACIFIC WALK-IN THEATRES * ~
StreisancJ's.onc-woman show about a Yeshi va student. fjf(;-2 ~
each woh· !ti'< nom1na11ons Monday for the 41 st Golden • hgain Matinees! f}i~fM•hhi4 )12~) *
---------------------Globe awards. MO!IOAY Tllt11 SATURDAY FACUlTYat CANDlEWQOO • The a"ard'> are pre<,entcd by the Holl)wood Foreign An ,_..,_us"'°" s·oo,... "SCMUCE" (I)
Press >\ssoc1at1on. "h1ch dn ides Its awards int~ drama lbs,.. E...,.11111,u, Hetsl IN, rRM> IWMllK m•o
and musicals or rnmed1es Drawing five nomtnat1ons r'~~10
I Ls THf&'SOOMPMY
:~~~.~;neJ!r 'J~r~1~r.~sser." "Flashdance" "Silkwood" 1Jiiii16}1z~*J "W
1~ OUMIDT" (PS)
fa LA IJH,ADA AT f!OSlCRA!IS .. 3-... , .... 10 .. Miss tre1~nd accouo,t~ for threeoflhe.me.nttons !f --12 ........ rn u _,,
e MEMOAE8 WITH LAWAEHCE
WQI(
• TTTANC: A OUE8TION OF
liUIDEA
IDNATUAE ~~ * H "A Clochottt Orange" ( 1971)
Mlleolm McDowell, Patrick Mlgee.
Dncted by Stanley Kubrick.
®MOVIE * *~ "Dusty" (19811 BIH Kerr, Noel
Trtvwttten.
(%)MOYE
"The Fllgtlt Of The e.gle" (1982)
Max Von Sydow. _.....__
• 0 OH. MADeJNE (})MOYE * ** "Two Mui. For Slat• Seta" ( 19~0) SNr1ey Macl.alne, Clint Ealt·
WOOd.
"Yentl," as producer. director and actress. The film also "TWO Of A 1(11)" (PG)
"as named for Mand)' Patin kin's acting. 1he musical score 11 40 z.o u o 't11 st0 1040
and the song "The Wa) He Makes Me Peer· b)' Michel
Ltgrand and .\Ian and Mani) n Bergman.
Here are 1he maJor nominees:
' Motton picture. drama: ··Reuben. Reuben." "The
Right Stuff." "Silkwood." Tender Mercies," "Terms of
Endearn1ent."
· Molton p1c1url'. musical or comedy: "The Big Chill."
"Flashdancc." "Trading Places." "Yentl" and "Zelig."
Actress. drama: Jane Alexander. "Testament": Bon·
nie Bedcha. "Htart L1kr a Wheel": Shirley Mac Laine and
Debr:i Winger. "Terms of Endearment": Meryl Streep.
"Silk-wood." ·
Actor drnma: Tom Conti. "Reuben. Reuben"; Tom
Counena) and -\lbcn Finne). "The Dresser"; Robert
Duva ll. ··Tender Mercies"; Richard Famswonh. "The
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Lauren 1n new post adding
at Fashion Island .
KallllttD Laareo ofl rvane has Joined Tbt Irvine Co. a'I market• ng manager
of the company's Fa1blon ltland ~hopping center, accordm& to Barbua
Roppolo, the center·~ management director. Lauren was prcviou<1ly the center·~
director of sale promotion a an employee of the Taubman Co., which
managed Fashion J~lund for The lrvme Co. since 1978. • • • Wllllam C. McCullocb, a Newport Beach architect. wa!> rccentl> elected to
serve as vice president for education/professional development of the
C,hfomia Council of the American la1Utate of Architects. In this po"1t1on,
McCuJloch will lead CCA IA 's education program for its membership of over
6.500 Cahfom1a architectural professional\. McCulloch 1s a principal 1n the
firm ofMcCaJlocb Arcbltect1, lac. • • • Tbom11 K.lppeler ha\ Joined the nktheast regional sale!> office of lrv1nc-
bascd CIE Systems, located 1n Cherry Hilt. New Jer!>Cy. As regional systems
analyst. he will be re!>pons1ble for technical and customer support in pre.sale
and post sale operat1on<i directed at de-alers. • • • The Fountain Valley branch of Home Savtns• of America has relocated to
a new two-story. 11.000-square·foot office building on Brookhurst Street. The
LAUREN McCULLOCH DAVIS KAPPELER
new office, located one block south of the former office. will fea ture an
automatic teller machine, night depository. dnve·through window and safe
deposit boxes. Nancy DeAlaia will continue as branch manager. • • • IJu Davis, director of marketi ng for Profe11ional Commulty
Management lac. in El Toro has been awarded the designation of professional
com munity association manager by the Commulty A11oclatloa1 la1tltute.
C Al is a nonprofit ind<.'pcndent research and edueation organi zation serving
the community management industry. • • • Marketing Dlrectlona, lac. of Newport Beach has been <.'hO!>en to handle
adven ising for Valleylab of Boulder. Coto. Valleytab is a manufacturer of
surgical and l. V. infusion products. Marketing Directions specializes m health
care advertising. • • • B.J . Stewart Advertl1lag and Public Relatloo1 of Newport Beach has been
selected to assume advertising and public relations respon!l1b1lities for Rancbo
Su Clemente Development Corp., according to an announcement made by
agency senior vice president Andrew Skiver. Ran~o San Clemente
Development Corp. has developed and initiated marketi g of Misty Ridge. a
custom home lot prOJCCt 1n the coastal hills of San C'leme te. • • • Catton Cblropractlc CJlnlc in Huntington Beach, hau new director, in the
form of Dr. Calvla B. Ro11 and a new name-West Coast Chiroprac11cCenter.
Ross ts a graduate of Cleveland Chiropracti<!College in Los Angeles and served
wu h the National Academy of Child Development pnor to moving to
Huntington Beach. . . . /
Gloria Zlper & A11oclate1 ~f Newport Beach has been named public
relations counsel for California Bu1laea1 magazlae. The firm wi ll de' clop a
promotion and publmty proaram to complement the ma_gaz1ne's market
expansion strategy. • • •
Huntington Beach resident Pllyllla Gargano has been named vice
president of Beverly Hllla Savings and Loan Auoclatloo. She will continue to
be responsible for managing the central funding department for the
association's residential lending d1v1S1on. She has been with Beverly Hills
Savings since I 973. . . . ......... Sir Travel, lac .. a Santa Ana-based travel company. ha!> appoante&'llay S.
Anderson as diredor of corporate sales. He was formerly a d\stnct sales
manager for A vis Rent-A-C'ar. • • • Micro General Corp. of Irvine has announced several new appointments
to 1ts sales and marketing departments. Tbomas J . Steskal has been named vice
president of sales and marketing, reporting to A.B. Pbllllp1, president. Rudolph
C. Wabll& was named d1rcclorofmarketangcommun1cat1ons. Tbomaa J. Ryan
1s the new national sales manager for computer retail sales. Marita L. Ecbols
was named national sales manager for distnbutor sales. Joba C. Suvel1dl1 was
appointed southeast regional sales manager and Dyana K. Duncan wa!> named
manager of marketing admin1strat1on.
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905 phone centers
now in operation
r alk about nngrng in the new year.
AT & T did JU!ll that. announcing a
total of 905 Phone C"cnte~ 1n ~rv1cc
last week.
That'" twice as many as last year -
each 'ICt up to serve millions of
customers who lease AT & T phones.
The centers. distinctive!t marked
with black. red and blue s1g?s. can
ha ndle most customer needs. nclud·
ing:
•Leasing phonc!I.
•Buying new phone!>, including
high-tech models such as cordless and
auto dialers.
•Adding add1t1onat phones.
•Repamng or exchanging leased or
purchased AT&T phones. •Testing
phones for def ~ts.
•Do-1t-)ourself telephone wiring
and Jacks.
In add1 uon. new AT & T telephones
and related products arc being sold m
more than 6.000 ~tan outlets na-
11onw1de. including department and
d1'1Count stores.
The changes in Phone Centers were
made as AT & T assumed respons1-
bil it>. for the leased phones of 60
m1l hon home telephone customers.
local Phone Centers are located at
3033 S. Bristol St .. Costa Mesa; 14805
Jeffrey Road, Irvine and 2400 Alicia
Pky., M1ss1on Viejo.
CHPbuys
131 Harleys
for officers
MILWAUKEE (PRJ'I) -Harlcy-
Oav1dson Motor &>mpany Monday
received a firm contract for the sale of
1'31 of its FX RP police motorcycl~ to
the Cahfom1a Highway Patrol.
"We are thrilled to have won the
CH P order... said Dick Reiter.
Harley·Dav1dson's director of fleet
sales. "I~ 1s a great morale boos! to
everyone.
"The California Highway Patrol is
the most prestigious and professional
law enforcement agency in the coun-
try and has the toughest standards
around. This contract proves that the
new breed of Harley-Davidson
motorcycles more than measures up
to those standards.'' he said.
Under (alifornia's three·stage
procurement process, Harlcy-
Dav1dson submitted a prototype of
its new vehicle to the CHP m Ma}
1983 for in1t1al performance tests.
Passing those tests qualified the
company to bid for the contract. On
Dec 7, I 983. Harley· Davidson sub.
m1tted low.bid vs. Kawasaki.
Orang Coa11 DAILY PILOflToeaday, Janut.tY 10, tOM
COMPLETE NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE LISTINGS M
-$3 million NB
·Rolls franchise •
changes hands
Ronald F. HJglna
By JERR Y HIRSCH
OllMl>ellr .........
The Newport lk"1th-bascd Roy
Carver: lne .. the largtst Roll'°Royce
auto dealership in the nauon was ~Id
to local real estate developer Robc:n
H. lanll of Sterling Home~
The dealership's owner. Ro>
Carver. announced the ~le Monday.
Restaurant
firm ,mllnes
Escrow on the deal clo~d Friday
and the name of the dealership has
been chang~ to Srerhng Roll' Royce.
Reached at his Irvine office. L1nt1
said the sale was a ca'lh transac11on
and the <>citing price was in the
neighborhood of SJ million. president John Batenger. a panner at Sierling
Homes. and formerly the general
manager of Jim Stcmons Mercedes 1n
Newpon Beach will take over man·
agement of the dealership. H1ntL ~1d.
lr"ine-bascd Tral)!> Pacific Res-
taurant\ has promoted Ronald F.
H1gg1n<> to president of both its
Montcrc~ Ba} ( anners. Inc .• and
Orange Count)' Restaurants Services.
Inc .. d1v1s1ons. '
Balenger learned Carver wa!> selling
his dealership through a broker and
suggested the purchase to Linll.
He will conunue 1n his post as
president of the corporation's
flagship d1v1s1on . The Joli> RogcT.
Inc.
' Carver opened his first Newpon
car loL a Ponuac dealership.. on
Pacific Coast H1ghwa ) 1n 1955. In
1960. he decided to add Roll-Roye~
and b) I 970 he had bc:comc so
successful at selling the Brit1sh·bu11l
luxury cars that he stoppt'd selling
Pontiac~
H1~an' will O\er\Cc the corpor-
allon s restaurant operations in Cah-
fom1a and Hawa11, with combined
sales of more than S70 million.
"With generous add1t1ons to our
advenising and marketing budgets.
and a projected annual growth rate m 1
eitcess of 20 percent. I feel the Jolly
Roger. Inc .. has become a leading
force in the industry,'' H 1~1ns sa id.
A graduate of USC Higgins has
been with Jolly Roger, for 12 years.
The current Jamboree Road deal-
ership sold about 75 of the luxury
autos last year and at times. ha!> sold
more than I 00 a year. It accounts for
about I 0 percent of the Roll·Royces
imponed to the llnited State'I. The
dealership also sell\ BMW auto-
House on a hill
takes a spill
who pays bill?: -8}' SIMON SYKES_
You art· 1h1nk1ng of making an offer for an a11ract1 'vC
h11ls1dc home. situated on a large lot.1
Your real estatt' agent point'> o ut that a piece of the
propat> '>Ct'm~ to pose a potential landslide ha1ard to a
neighboring home.
But you don't let 1he agent\ cautions concern ~ou .
Afl{·r all. how can you be ht'ld respon~1blc for inJury or
damage due to a natural condition of land?
Surely you can onl y be held liable for man·madc
hazards.
Ign oring the agent ''> caution you go ahead and bu)
the place
Within a month. a minor earthquake tngger~ the
land!lhde. and a whole "mg ol lhl' neighbor's house goc~
down the hill with 11
Will the agent'r, warning come back to haunt \Ou"'
Ye<,
lf )ou do not manage ~our propcn) wuh rca'ionable
care. ~ou are liable for harm caused b) natural cond1t1 on<o
C-ahl0rn1a ta"' no" holds owners respon'i1ble tor
harm cau!>Cd b)' a natural conditions \.\h1ch thl''
unrca~onably failed to correct
Urban dwellers arc liable for 1nJUI)' ordestrucuon dut:
10 their failure to care for tree!> on their propert).
Even trespasser'> muo;t t>c protected from the hazard'>
ofpoorl) ma1nta1ned tree'>. hidden ditches. sink hole'> and
the hke. r o hcl p detcrm inc an owner's potent 1al hah1111\.
rnn!t1der whether he can reasonabl) be c>.pc<.·tcd to
ant1npatc harm cau.,ed h~ a natural condition
Other factor'i to be.· taken into cons1dera11un an· thl·
coc,t to the O'-'ner ul rl'rt1fv1n~ the problem. and thl· lO't
and a' ailabil1t~ of 1n!>urancc (or the nsk 1n"olvcd
A real c\""H· broker or agent has the dut ) to dl\l lo'r dangcrou~ natural lUOl.hllOO!> lo potential bU\Cr.!>.
Simon S}kc~ 1\ cd11or ot' first tuesday, a 1oumal for 1hr
real c.s1n1c industry. P () 8oJC 20068. R1 \·crsidc. < ..\ IJ!50fl
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intere!>t r:itc pen·cntage for money market • s:l\ ing'
accounts w11h unhnrncd checking. monc) mark.ct ~\1ng\
and I-year or 111>->ear fixed rate plan' may change w1thou1
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to open a new savif\p and loa n
Sterhna Sav1nlo' and Loan Auoct•
uon at the intersection of MacArlhu1
Boulevard and Jambortt Road.
"We received firuit approval about
30 days aao and 1t should be about 30
day' before we get the doors open,"
Ul\tt ~id.
GETTY BOSS
CONFIDENT
LOS ANuELES -Sidney R.
Petersen. chairman and chief ex·
ccuu ve officer of Getty Oil Co .. said
Monda) he 1s confident that Texaco
Inc. wtll approach the proposed
,nerger of the two companies in a
constructive and businesslike man-
ner. r'
Petersen said he had a cordial and
productive meeting with John K.
McKinley. chairman and chief Cll.·
ccut1vc officer of Texaco.
"The Getty board of directors was
enthus1ast1c in Its acceptance of the
Texaco proposal," Petenen said,
"and I am now sati5fied that tne
dcc1s1on to accept Texaco's offer will
1ustify all the efforts by Getty's
management and its independent
board of 4irectors to assure fair value
for all Getty stockholders."
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w•tb Meulera.
uN11Eo nAru ,o9 r11u tHow Page C-3.
Dlabloa atege
hugeu.,..t,
1tun Capo.
P99eC-2.
New kid~akiilg over?
Surprising
Roadrunners
topple Sailors
By ROGER CARLSON
Of Ille o.llJ ...... ll-'I
To submtt that Saddleback High's
Roadrunners have become the new
kids on the block doc'sn't even come
close todescnbingCoach Pat Quinn's
basketball team.
The fact is the Roadrunners
haven't even enjoyed the status of
being in th'C same neighborhood since
joining the Sea View League three
years ago.
But. with their third straight over-
time victory Monday night they're
beginning to make themselves no-
ticed -following a come-from-
behind 51-46 overtime victory at
Newport Harbor to remain a game up
on three others in the race for the title.
Sophomore Bc;yctnt Walton went to
the hne with J8 seconds left 1n
regulation to tie the game at 42 and
send it into overtime. then he hit from
outside and added two free throws
with I: 14 left to give Saddleback a
46-42 lead in the overtime and the
Roadrunners were in con\mand to
pull out their 11th victory in 12 starts
overall. A year ago they were 2-22.
"That was an instant replay of all
our overtime games." said Quinn,
who took his team into a gym noted
for its difficulty and reversed a 31 -23
deficit in the third quarter with an
eight-point run, then exchanged small
leads the rest of the way until his
sophomore sent it into overtime.
It was a stunning defeat for the
Sailors, with a reputation for playing
it tough at home.
Oellr ,...-......_.., ~ ~
Newport Barbor'• Todd Buahmann looka for opening agalnat S&ddleback pre..
but I didn't have any answers."
The Sailors were far from I 4-for-14
Monday. cannmg 19 of 43. but 11
appeared they were on their way in
the second quarter. boasting a 31-23
lead after the exploits of Chuck
McGavran. whose three perimeter
shots and a six-footer. in addition to a
nice assist to Rob Mase underneath.
led to I 0 straight points and a 22-13
lead.
. ..
The Sailors were &UJlt)' of six
turnoYCrs and got off only one
aborted shot as ~addleback got back
into the game. t) ing 1t at 31.
.. Evervbody thinks we can't pla)'
man defense." said Quinn. ·1 know
we're young, but we·re quick." They
were so quick the Sailors couldn't get
off the last shot in the final 47 seconds
of the quarter.
1ns1de and became so lay-up con-
scious that we dtdn't look for the
outside shot. Then we sort of pan-
icked and let tbe clock run out on us
on the last shot ...
The Sailors had two shots in the
final six seconds. but the Road-
runners dodged both bullets 10 gain
the overtime. an area where Quinn is
becoming rather confident in lieu of
three straight overtime wins.
Newport Harbor guard Chuck McGaTI"an goea high for a
rebound against Saddleback ln Sea View League action.
"We came in here last year and
Newport hit 14 straight buckets to
start the game." said Quinn. "My
players asked me. 'what's going on?.'
With the healthy lead the Sailors
forced Saddleback out of its zone with
5: 17 left in the quarter. but 11 turned
out to be the Roadrunners gain.
"We really hurt ourselves not
holding on to passes." said Newport
Harbor Coach Jerry De Busk.
'"When we forced them to the man
defen~ we wanted the easy shot
Mark and Bryant Walton com-
bined for 30 points (Mm had 16,
Bryant 14) after being limited to just
six points in the. first half. ..
. I
UCI gets sho~s of reality COlflesh
.resigns
Nationally-ranked Rebels make it
look easy in 83-68 rout of Anteaters
were held to a total of 2'1 points
among them. ·
McDonald made just 2 of I 0 shots
from the field. Turn er 3 of 15 and
Raymond Lankford. who ended as
UCJ's leading scoring with 13 points.
5of13 as the Anteaters managed only
34 percent mark from the Ooor (24 of
71 ). 29 percent in the second half (I 0
of 34).
From the ficl<!i,_ the Rebels shot 49
percent (34 of o~).
After their slow stan. the Anteaters
clawed to within four points of
UNLV at-one point in the first half at
31-27 on a 17-foot jumper by Jerome
Lee. But a run by the Rebels
ballooned their lead back up to 46-31
by halftime.
OV post
Special to lbe Daily Pilot all) }umped out to a 12-2 lead at the
outset and were never headed as the
Anteaters experienced a miserable
shooting night from the fi eld.
.Says he's 'not into
wins and losses
as the bottom line·
LAS VEGAS -lJ( Irvine was
dealt a huge )Oil of reality in the form
of the Runnin' Rebels of Nevada Las
Vegas Monday night as Coach Jerry
Tarkan1an's na11onally-ra nke d
basketball squad squashed the Ant·
eaters by an 83-68 cou nt before a
crowd of 14, I 03 here.
UCI and UNL V both entered the
game wi th 2-0 PCAA records. but it
was clear from the outset that the
.\ntcaters v.ould be no match for the
Rebels. At least not this night.
"We shot very poorly, but a lot of
that was due to their defense, .. offered
UCI Coach Bill Mulligan. "Our front
line played poorly but they will not go
against better athletes this season." "
ucrs top four scorers -guard
George Turner. forwards Ben
McDonald and Tod Murphy. and
center Bob Thornton, which entered
with a combjned 52-point average -
.. In th e first five minutes. of the
second half Vegas shot poorly but we
still couldn't gain· on them." con-
tinued Mulligan ... When the ball isn't
falling fo r us we to play better
defense and rebound tter.'·
"We still have a long way to go but
I think we djd good in the first half,"
noted UNLV Coach JerryTarkanian.
"We attacked their zone and played
really good defense.
"In the second half they come out
in a man-to-man (defense), which we
hadn't seen all year, and I thought we
were a little impatient offensively."
By ROGER CARLSON
Of IM Oe11J l'llot ltd • 5te'e (offlesh has resigned his Job
• as Ocean View H1gh's foo tball coach
after a t\\-O-)ear tour "'h1ch produced
The I 4th-rated Rebels ( l 2-1 over-
The Rebels outrebo ded the Ant-
eaters by a 50-38 rgin with
UN LV's Richie Adams claiming
game-high honors with 15 caroms.
UNLV junior Frank "Spoon"
James led all scorers with 23 points. Jerry Tarkanlan
a 3-1 7 record. ~
"lo successor has been selected at
this point. with the' acanc) e\pccted
to be opened within the Huntington
Bearh School D1strK1 .
Suit filed
byphotog
after brawl
Eye-opening night in Sea View 'Tm reall) not the gu) for this Job."
said Colflesh. "The~ need somebod)
w11h a single-mindedness to bring this
program mto the mainstream wnh
Fountain Valle~ and Edison
LO ANGELES (AP) -A news
photographer filed a complaint Mon-
da) allegi ng that police beat him with
a baton and smashed his cameras
during a brawl at the Lo!> Angeles
Coliseum after the Los Angeles
Raiders clinched a Sui:x-r Bowl berth.
police said
Lt. Dan Cooke. Los Angeles Police
Rally saves Estancia;
CdM escapes. Uni romps
Another salvo of Sea View League basketball
another night of eye-openers as Estancia
H1gh's Eagles were forced 10 rall y from 13 points
off the pace to win at El Toro. Corona del Mar
held ofT visiting Irvine and University exploded
for a 46-pomt victory over Costa Mesa. the
biggest landslide Mds,on for a University
basketball teem 1n the school's 14-ycar history.
Here's how 11 went Monday night: • Department spokesman. said an
internal affairs 1nvest1gat1on will be
conducted into tpe aJlegat1ons by
Alan Zanger of United Press Inter-Es'8Dela 74 , El Toro 63 national The Eagles. down by eight at halfume. fell · even further behind as El Toro's 6-IOJeff Arnold
Fourteen people were arrested and ( 18 points and 13 rebounds) led the upset bid. but
21. police offi cers and seiU£_1ty gua~ds the 22-point second ha lf performance by ~uard
inJured during a confro~t1on with. . Jon Johnston. combined with Jim Cunis five
exuberant fans whd st~rmed-.;on the steals in that span turned the tide.
field after the Raiders NFL playofT "It was all mental," said Estancia cfach
victory over Seattle. Larry Sunderman. "They j ust decided enough 1s
Zanger suffered back and neck enough and they weren't going to lose."
inJunes when he was beaten and had Adam Lockwood went the distance and
hiscameras nppcd offh1m. according scored 14 points despite entering the fo urth
to Roger Bennett. a reporter at the quarter with four personal louts. Curtis added 17
UPl's Los Angeles bureau. pomts and Johnston was 8of10 from the field m
BILLBOARD
the se<'ond half en route to 24 points.
"Johnston really ran the show in the second
halflike he can," added Sunderman.
"We just wilted 10 the fourth quarter," said
El Toro Coach Tim Travers, who.saw Arnold foul
out with five minutes remaining.
El Toro was guilty of 18 turnovers a&ainM
Esta ncia's press -with half of th ose coming in
the final segment. "We didn't make a single free
throw in the fourth qu.arter and EstanciaJUSt took
control of the game and stuck 11 10 us." added
Travers.
.\lso blending into Estancia's offense v.a~
Scott Clements with his 11 points.
.. ~·s and O's really didn't matter in th11.
one." continued Sunderman, whose team 1s at
league-leading Saddleback Wednesday night.
"Even when we "!ere down by 13 and made a
shon run. then fell back again. our gu~s thought
they were going to wm ··
Unlvenity 86, Costa Mesa 40
The Trojans ofSteve Scoggin on the heels of
an upset victOD over ( orona del ~1ar F~da). cut
loose wnh a fast break assault on ~ksa that went
v1rtuall> uncontested
Brad .\mold. a 6-3 Jun1qi:~th a 6.5 scoring
average. pumped in a carccr-~gh 'i poi nts (I I of
12 from the field) and Norrr ·10 ff and 1d
Venkatcsh added 14 and 13 to the l'nt\l'rs1 t~
ledger.
"We went man-to-man and got some
tu movers ... said Scoggin. "and that forced Costa
Mesa to go man-to-man and "'e were a little
quicker and created a lol 6'" fastbreak lay-ups."
Graham Everett "as credited with 8 assists
and Jason Gentile had 5 a'\s1st-; v.11h1n a team
total of 25. and .\mold and Vl·n~a\esh added 8
and ~ rebounds. University seared the nl't'I lrnm tht• field for
6 7 3 percen I. ·
Corona del Mar 42, Irvine 37
The Sea Kings balance and In ine '> ta1lurc at
the line m the late going turned 11 Corona's w a~
"We just can'1 get a brcal at the end v. hen w.e
plaf those gu~s." said In inc Coa'h .\I Hemng
"'We go to the hne and miss the I root c:nd ol one·
and-ones. the\ don ·1 ··
Lance Neal's bucket dosed the gap 10 40-37
in the late stages. but Bill Kendall's two tree
th rows in the final minute scv.ed 11 up for the Sea
Kings.
"There's JUSt so much v.ork that
has 10 be done ··
(olOesh. 36. and a ( orona del Mar
n:s1dent. sa>rs he 1s an\lous to remain
on the Ocean\'"" .. 1aff Jnd assist 1n
"'hatever manner hl' ,., asc;1~ned
"I'm JUSt not into thl· v.1n<. and
losses as a bo11om line·' C. ol tlcsh
continues. "\\e d1dn·1 ha'~ the kids
we had a coupe oGear. atio and the
ummg realh "'as poor in that Foun·
tam Valle): for ins Lance "'a<. on an
u~wing"
Colflesh sa's h1'\ dcc1c;1on was
rcahstically made in .\ugu<,t "I wrt of
felt that "a' then." sa's ( oltlc~h "I
reallied then I wasn't .going to get 11
done Coaching1safull-umeJoband I
"'a" onl~ getting 1t half-done ..
(. oltle\h tooi... th{' reins at-Ocean
\ 1cw in 1981. replacmg ~en Moats.
"ho had coached ttle Sea ha-... lo.. c. 10 a
comhinl'd l'C('Ord of I 8-~~ 1
Hie; first o;,tart wa a 1+7 \llton
OH'r E:.stanc1a. and h1!> first ~unS<"-t
Ll'ague encounter \I.as a ~I· 7 '1cton
O\er Westminster. put lor the most
part in term .. of on-the-field '>uccess.
thing-. "'ere dow nh1ll for the ~a
ha\\ kc.
TONIGHT m PRO 9A$K&T8ALL
a..1cen at Heusteft
a..Mt,6:.JI !
. Sheehan wlll be hard pressed to equal her '83 feats
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By HOWARD L. HANDY
Of Ille o.llJ "'°4 l!Aft \
Goal onentation seems to be the comina
thing in professional golf.
It would appear that 1f )'OU don'i-set aoals.
you don't reach the top on the POA or LPGA
tour: At least that's how 11 was in 1983.
Patt)' hechan, winncrofthe LPGA Pla)'er
of the Year award was on hand at the Mesa
Verde Country Cl ub in Costa Mesa Monday
and one of the main p<>int\ he tressed wa
that she ts very 1001--oncntcd.
It was much the~c t)'Ot'Ofslatemcnt that
PGA Pla)cr oftht' Y r Hal Sutton made la t
week at La Cost.a .
Sheehan was in Co ta Mesa m conJunction
with the \Jn1dcn LPG lnvllattonal tour· ;·
\'. J
nament that will be held at Mesa Verde CC ~nc before to win top honon. she rcphl"<i .. I
March 1-4. -"\,/played nght-handed in 1982 and left-handed
When the Women's Kt-mper Open was held lut )'ear S¢riously. I JUSt pla)ed better last
~Mesa Verde the final ume in I 981 . Sheehan year and perhaps the other1 pla )cd worw "
was a first-year player on the tour and Othe"' on the tour wt(~ have pla>'t'<l at 1\1c~
eventuall)' captured Rookie of the Year Verde in the pa t. 1nchNing winners Jo'\nne
honors. <..amer (1979), Nanc) Loix1 ( 19~) and Pat
"lhod four goal las1ycar1ndlpm1ymuch Bradley (1981) certainly on't n.~ with
'hot n&ht on the aoals I ict for my If." he hcchan' pttd1cuon of 1 winn1n1 ore for
say "l didn't surpa s any of them, and the the nidcn LPQA tnvitat1onal. Jn three pnl'lr
one this year will be hiahcr than thO$C la't tournament~ here. no pla)cr wu hi to brea.._
.)Car. p3r for four round .
"I haven't tany&oalsfor19 4 ):¢tbutwtll "I think 11 will probolbl\" ta ea 10 01 I~ rrobabl)' do so in Ftbruary or earl) 1n ~arch. under par to win here" aid 'ih(c-1\an.
have a long ran_ge goal of makina the Hall of although hr added she's nc,er bc-tn '~·"" aooJ
Fame. bu1 that's down the road a wa)'s." wuh pred1c11ons.
hcchan showed her sense of humor When "Tht-LPG.\ '' C"<C'ltro to romc h:tc" to th15
a ~ed what ?ithc did different last t'!\r over tht' couN" And . I lttl thm will hr' n lyng and , ' ~ t .
~ro'if'(rous rtlat1 onsh1p "Ith thes.t ptoplc.
f h1\golfcouf'5C 1s probably one of the best on
the tour .. 'ihe addt'd ,
"l he LPGA ha,gro"n in putsc monc} 10S8
million and the S'00.000 puN" hen." "'II be 1
prrm good chun.._ of that .... It "111 be the th1rd
h1&hett motley tournament of the )Car for the LPG.\, .,.
the San Jo re~1dcnt V1'1ted Ch1ldrt'n'
Ho p1tal of Oran1e Counl) ( HOClMondly
momma and came awa> 1mprts.~ v.nh the faCllll~ that is thc m ~ rchant> orthe n1den
l P(i \ [n,t\at1onal.
"'Tht hottom hnc of our tour " the money
J.hattH11i d for chant)." $.ht \a}S. "I am vccy
hapfl~ 10 be iat~ with th1 one. V1~t&n1
•ht h0\p1tal hnng_\ }OU k lo earth and (~ea eee SD&BAlf. Pac <:31
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02 Orange Coat DAILY PILOT/Tuesday, January 10, 1984
SPORT S 8RFAK
Questionable calls
still leave Walsh,
49ers very bitter
Yrom AP dlapalcb~•
REDWOOD ("IT\ -( 031.:h 8111 EE Wal~h. tempenna h1~ worth much mor\'. •II•
than an FranC'1seo 49e~· ownrr ldward J
DcBanolo Jr .. 11a1d Monday. "No cham-
p1onsh1p g.umr ~hould be.-demkd h) calls that Ur\'.
queslt0n11bll'"
Dd:Jartolo sounding ofl afkr 1hr loss to Washing-
ton 1 n the NFC 11tk game )3 td on ~unda) "b the league
out 10 frt me'l No Thr onl)' wa} the} 1.:an get mr t'i
through m~ tram ..
But \hr Ohio businrssman
later bal·kt'd olT from the M:em 1ng
allegauon that game omc1ah \\-1.!fl'
out to get the 4<>crs and did 11 w11h
two damaging penalt1c~ late 1n the
game
"l "a' a l1ttk emotional
there.'' OcDanolo "31d "The NFL
1s aboH· all this. I mt'an that
sin~rd) We lost a football game,
and this isn't tht' end of the world
, WALSH for anybod)."
He !k.11d somt' othl·r "'lattonal Football League
owner'!. would hkc to $t'e him sell the 4'k~. but
DeBartolo .sddt'd. ··The NFL still can't afford a la"" ult
against mr bc.-lause I'll buf} them
"The league can't afford a lawsuit. I can."
DeBartolo has owned the 49ers !.incc 1977 His
father. Edward DeBartolo Sr .. own'> the Un11ed StatC'S
Football League's P1ttsbu~ Maulers. who announced
the s1gn1ng Monday of Hc1sman Trophy winner Make
Rozier of Nebraska
USSR upends Canada
MONTREAL -~1kha1I Varnako' ~
scored twice late an th& second peno<l to <;nap '
a 3-3 lie and the Soviet All-Star'> withstood a .
third-penod Canadian rall) to beat Team
Canada 6-5 1n an exh1b1t1on hocke\ game Monda~ night
Varnako' ·s first goal. at 14 Ji. came with h1~ team
shonhandcd. and he added his second on a po\.\ er pla'f at
16:51. V1ktorShahmo' gaH the ~o .... cts a b-3 lead with a
goal at 1.59 of the third penod but the Canadians ralhed.
playing their best hockey of the game the rest of the \.\a~.
Russ Counnall wnsted in a rl·bound at 4: 13 to sparJ..
the Canadian comt:back. and Bruce Dn"'er narrowed the
lead to b-5 \I.hen he blasted a slapshot through Sonct
goaltend('r Dm1tn ~apf} kin's legs. doubling him 0' er for
several minutes and sending ham to the bench in fa' or of
V1ktor Dorostchenko. who held his ground dunng a
furious last-minute six-man Canadian attack
The So-.1ctsalso got goals from Sergei Pf)akhin. JI~ a
B1ak1n and Eugen} Shtcpa. while Hruce Keller scored
twice for Canada and Dave Gagna had one
The 'actor} g1,csthe touring O\letsa 7-1-1 record
against Team Canada \.\Ith one game remaining in their
I 0-gam(' sen es.
Strawberry gets raise
N W YORK -OarT)'I trawbf:fT}, the • National League Rooll.Je ot the Year,
• reported!) has reached agrrcment on a one
year l'ontract with the New York Met~ that
would U\Crea\C h" alan lrom S38 O<X) to S200.000.
The Nl"W 'Ofk Times reponed In Jl~ r ue\d.a)
t'dlllOn'I that 'itf:l\I. bert), 21 \1.3'1 ilYen 3 Onl"-)t'ar
contract at the $200.000 liaurc He h1l 2S7 with 26
homer'!. and 74 REH .ilter being promoted lrom the
lnternattonal League in Ma>
.. Them· are a few dt'tatl'I to be work~ out .. ..aid Lou
Gorman. Vl('e president of the Met~ ... 8u1 they arc minM
and we are dose: to ~1gn1n,a him "
tra"' bc.-rry had no rcfour\c but to sign w11h the Mets
bl.-cau~ ha~ not hl'<.·n 1n the rna1or\ lor two }cars. \.\h1ch 1~
the re~u1rt'd term 1>f \Cl' ll"l' bc.-forc he rould go 10
arb11rat1on •
"But 11'c; a 'len<11ne matter." Gorman told The
Time~ ... , ou want to bt' ta1r. mu want to bargain in good
la1th \ ou'll Ix: dealan3 "1th him tor years to come.
QUote of ~e year
CM CM ...,.~ •&inc pro coif star. oa lolioa
di$nce off tM ttt: .. The older you ,et. the lo,.,.-you
~lobe:• .
Y~ar's best: McEnroe
NE\.\: \ORK -John M<.Enroe has ~
hc.·t'n named pla>er of the year for 1983 in
\Olin$ bv members of the .\\socaauon of
Tennis Profc.-ss1onals
Mcf.nroc was honorco Monday night a1 the ninth
·annual JAKS Awards Presentations. The awards were
named to honor lormer great pla ye r Jack Kramer.
McEnroe and tus double., panner. Peter Fleming.
also were cho'iCn doubles team of the year b} ATP
m<.·mbers.
J1mm\ .\nae, ol the l lnitcd States was chosen the
mo-.t 1mpr()\ cd pla}er of the year. "hale Scott Davis was
uted as the ne""l'omer of the }Car ·
In other awards. Spam's Jose H 1gucras recc1 ved the
<;ponsman<.h1p award. and Rod Laver was chosen grt'at
pla)cr of tht' past
Ru">s Adam'!. rccel\ed the media service award The
~nice to tennis a....,ard was a J01nt honor 10 C harlcs
Mechem and Paul Flon for their work on the ATP champ1uno;h1p~ m C1ncannat1
Donahue man-of-year
DETROIT -UCLA football coach EE
T erT) Donahue has been selected 1983 man-•II•
of:the-car b) the Football News. Donahue
1s the ffrst college coach to be so honored by
the publicauon
The Bruins rebounded th1!> season from an 0-3 start
to win the Pacific-I 0 Conference and make a !lecond
l'Onsecutive trip to the Rose Bowl.
UCLA trounced Illinois 45-9 for Donahue's second
Rose Bo .... 1 VICtOf) in as man) ~ears. affer knocking ofT
M1ch1gan 1n 1983. '
Gretzky now at 52
Dl:.fROIT -Edmonton 01lc" centtt Iii
Wayne Ciretiky M:"Orcd a shonhanded aoal ,
leitt' tn the fim penod Monday nisht lo
c\tend has Naltonal Hockey Leaaue record
consccuttve ~me sconna nrcak to S2 games.
Th<' tnna include the last nine aamcs of last
~a son.
The la~t t1me Ciret1ky wai. hl'ld without a point tn a
regular ~a~n game wa~ Murch 11. 1983 against the New
York Islanders.
Gret1ky's JO.game ~onng streak last season broke
Ciuy l.aOeut's record of 28.
Tarkanian·honored
Ne\ada Las Vegasiruard Danny Tarka-m n1an. who totaled 26 points, 24 assists and
nine steals tn a pair of v1ctoncs last week, on
Monday was named the Pacific Coast
Athletic Association's basketball player of the week.
A 6-2 senior whose father. Jerry. 1s the coach of the
I 8th-ranked Rebels, Tarkan1an scored 18 points and had
12 assists and a school-record seven steals in Las Vegas'
87-{)6 victory over New Mexico State last Saturday.
In a 103-66 triumph over Long Beach State.
Tarkan1an was a perfect three-of-three from the field and
two-of-two from the free throw hne and again had 12
assist~. "
Boagni chooses Titans
Cal 'tatc Fullenon basketball coach m Geor~c McQuarn wall have a welcomed
add1t1on to his roster next year after word
that former University of Kansas forward
Kerry Boagni has enrolled.
Boagn1. a 6-8 forward who recently quit the Jayhawk
team. averaged 14 points as a freshman while starting 23
of Kansas' 29 games last season
Boagna said he decided on Cal State Fullenon
because of the Tnans· "up-tempo basketball" style.
He'll be ehgable to play about one month tnto next
sea!.on.
Gilbert names staff 0
SAN JOSE-Claude Gilbert. new head EE
coach of San Jose State football. filled the •II•
position he formerly held by naming John
Godden the Spartans· defensive coordinator
Monday.
Mike Pompa also joined the staff. as defensive line
coach. He has been an assistant at Southwestern Colleg8:0
in Chula Vista.
TeleYialon, radio
TV: NBA -Lakm It Houston. f(30 p.m .• Channel ~ (delt~). Colle&e 8*iketbeJJ -, S1anford •t UCLA. J I p.m. Channtl ! (dela~).
IUDIO: NBA -t.aJcets at Hau~, 6;10 p.m .•
KL.AC (S70) (dtlayed). Collele a.sketbeU -S~
at UCLA, 8 p.m .. k.MPC (110). Soccer -:Lmn II
Memphl&, 9:30 p.m., KFOX (93.S-FM) (dela~.
8 ~S~f f B~L L
Diablos pull
stunner, beat
Citpo, 62-4~
Mtb!llOn VitJO J11Jh pulled off a shocker tn ~he young
South Cott&t League ba~kc:tball scasori Monday na&ht when
the Dtabloi. bhtzed Capistrano Valley. the fiOn-ranked
team m Orange County
In other l('aguc conte~ts. WoodbndJe lo l a heart-
brca~cr in tnple--0vcn1me to Dana Hills. while San
Clemente pulled out a one-point win over Laiuna Hills.
Herc's what happened:
Ml11lon Vlejo CZ, Capo Vall.ey 0 . .
Trailing by fo ur at half11me, the D1ablos(2-01n league,
9-5 overall) ran over. throu&h and around the Cougars
(2-1. 13-2) 1n the second hal( outscoring them by a 41-18
margrn in the Saddlcback College contest.
And M 1ssion Viejo 's second-half surge dealt little with
strategy. accordtng to Coach Bob M1n1er. who said. "The
matn thing was l hat the kids didn't panic.
"Capo tried to blow us out of the gym with the press.
but we kept our poise. hit a couple and they missed a
couple, and then we spread the floor and beat a gambling
defense."
Dave Hill. 16 poinh and l,.2 rebounds. was a big
mainstay for the D1ablos,. as, was Rick Muench. who added
10 points.
"We tned not to let Capo dictate the tempo,"
contmucd Minier. whose 1eam has now swept, to seven
v1ctones tn its last eight stans.
The loss was only the second in 15 decisions for Capo,
the odds-on choil;._e to repeat as league champion.
"We jUSt bl>ardcd well and made few cnt1cal ~
m1staes.'' said Minier.
Mark Otta was the only Cougar tn double figures with
18 points.
Dana Hill• SO, Woodbrldge 54 ·
Woodbridge High's Warriors. without the services of
three-year starter Mark Foringer at point guard because of
a knee injury suffered last week. forced Dana HiUs into
three overtimeS"before succumbing.
That made at seven oven1me sessions in two of the
Warriors' three league contests. Woodbridge captured a
50-48 four-overttrnc dec1s1on over San Clemente earlier.
Marco Baldi scored 27 points for Woodbridte· 10
coming in the overtime periods, but Dana Hills' .\Sryan
Mcsweeney came through in the second half to pull it out
for the Dol phins.
McSweeney. a 6-6 junior. was held scoreless in the
first half as Baldt blocked a couple of his attempts and
others simply missed. But 1n the second half he scored 16 .
points.
San Clemente136, Laguna Hlll1 35
Junior Dean Garrett. a 6-10 center, hit a little
turnaround Jumper with 22 seconds to play to give the
Tritons ( 1-1 in league) their first lead of the night.
The Hawks ( 1-2) worked their way for the final shot
but. after calling time out w11h three seconds remaining.
they threw the ball away underneath their own basket on
the inbounds pass.
% WoMEN
STAGE IS SET
I
Mesa, CdM to battle pornt. 7-assast effon of senior guard Shelly
Neal.
t" f · t 1 / Mesa ju m pcd out to a 20-8 lead after one 10r 1rs pace quarterandwasneverheaded,ustnga23-2 • S V • L --third quaner to put the TroJans away for 10 ea l eW eague ~good as An~eltca Garcia also added 15
--• ---• / ~in ts and eight rebounds.
( osta Mesa and Corona del Mar highs ~ .... The Trojans (0-3) were led by Came,
set the stage for their Sea View League Finley. who scored a team-high 14 points
showdown Wednesday night (7:30) 'm and grabbed a game-high 17 rebounds.
Costa Mesa as they both scored conv1nc1ng •' Newport Harbor 37, Saddleback %5
v1ctones to h1ghhght Sea .View League The Sailors (7-4. 2-1) held the Road-
women's basketball action Monday night. runners tO)USt a five-potnt first quarter and
In other Sea View L..e.a~ue contests. a three-point third as they rolled to victory
Newpon Harbor got defensive tn beattng 1n the defensive struggle.
Saddleback. while foul trouble plagued The Tars were led by the tandem of Lisa
Estancia in its loss to El Toro. 1 Wane aod Kristen Drage, who scored nine
In non-league play. Laguna Beach was points each.
on the losing end agamst Santiago. El Toro ei Ellancla 54
Here's what happened: The Eagfes. after taking a 16.-8 lead tn the
Corona del Mar 65, Irvine 55
The Sea Kings improved their league
record 10 3-0 and 7-3 overall as junior Fran
inn led her teammates wnh 18 points.
A o scoring in double figures for CdM
were sen iors Kim Valcn11ne ( 16) and Lisa
Romney ( 11 ).
The Sea Kings led 14-8 at the end of the
first quaner. but expanded their margrn to
15 points by halftime.
Junior forward Dina Graham led the
Vaqueros (4-8. 1-2) w11h 25 points.
The Sea Kings also received a sparkling
performance from semor forwa rd Joan
Loos. who had six points. 14 rchounds. 6
assists and 4 steal<;
Co1ta Mesa H , Unlvenlty 41
The Mustangs (7-4 overall. 3-0) posted
1hc1r sixth straight win behind the 16-
first quarter. ran into foul trouble 10 the
second and were outsc-0red by a 23-1 4
margin.
It didn't get much better in the second
half, eat her. as both Teri Pavlik and Leslte
Self fouled out.
Senior Kim Dennison took matters into
her own hands from there as she led the
Chargers. and all scorers. with JS points.
Three players -Amy Hathcock ( 17).
Connie Brazell ( 15) and Karen Rindone
( 10) -finished tn double figures for the
Eagles. who saw their league record drop to
l -2 and overall mark to 4-7.
The Chargers arc 2-1 and 6-3.
Santiago 39, Laguna Beach t8
Sophomore forward Bridget Dittmann.
w1th 13 points. was the onl} player to score
in double figures fo r the Artists as their
record fell to 1-9 for the season.
Hall of Fame for Aparicio?,.
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11 Welle Fore••
13 FrH no St
11 0
17 1
10 I
t I
17 7 '
1J·O
ti I
10 I .... ,
10 I
IOSJ 3
1001 ' '°' s aJS 6
l lS I 768 10
S71 14
~ 1l
4SO 9
14 Nev ·Les Ve11u
IS Georgie
11 ·' 10 ' • 1
4'0 •
)16 16
369 II
36' 11
16 Ort11on SI
11 Oltlanoma
11 Bo,1on College
19 Mtmol'll' SI
70 lulH
• 7 ,, 1
10 7
10 )
13 0
. 349 IS
"' 713 11
184 19
114
CONMUNITY COLLEGE
Ora1199 Coast (t·•> ~c:lchback lS-9)
61 MlreCo,la 7J 76 Sanlt Ane IO tl SD Mew 1S sa Ml SAC 49
104 Eu• LA 79 fl Fullerton 109
.. tmP Valley 70 SJ Mt SAC SS
62 Ml SAC 68 '9 Ml Sa11 Jae J7 11 Nao• 5' 91 San11 Monica 12
72 Santa Rou 12 3t S•nla 8art>art 36
6S Palomar 4t 61 Long &Heh 67
74 Eu l LA 6S 66 Venture 61
t'l Citrus SJ aJ Deltfl 14
66 Grou mon1 S4 SJ LA Valley 11
I S Imo Va tltv 19 S2 Santa Monica SO
6S San D1e90 MtH 61 LA Pierce 71
11 Goldell Wfll
JI I-Fullerton
J l...-.1 CYl>f't \\
Jlt--MI SAC
J71-t Comoton
J'l~trrltos
J2t-Sanl• Ana F~Oloen w .. 1
Ft-e t. Fullerton
F 11-Cvort n
F IS-al Ml SAC
F ti-Compton
F27-al Cerrito•
F?S-at Senta Ane
68 17 Patomar S7
6' Jll-a l Grou monl
Jl4-a1 Imo Vallt v
J lt-Southwflftrn
J21-MlraCosl•
J2S-.I San DlfQO
J?t-SO ~u
FI-et PelOmar
F4-Grou mon1
Ft-Imo Vellev
F 11-a t S'w1111rn
FIS-t i MlreCo,te
F 11-Sen Dlt110
Fl'l-a t 'iD Me\t
Golden WHt (2-9)
6S !>l\ow o l Canvons
17Kln111 Rlvtr
S9 Gi.ndate
61 Patadt ne
61 S.OuOIH
SJ San Jose ~s s Mounltln
03 Gltnclale, Al
6 Rlvert ldt M Orange Coe" II I-Santa Ana
11 J I' t i Fullerton
69 J 19-C VPrtU •1 J71-e t Ml SAC
81 J25-Comoton
11 J'll-11 C•r rirot
to F 4-t l OCC
6' Fl -el St l\lt .Ana
79 Fll-Fulltrton
16 F 15-t l Cyortn
N F It-Ml SAC
11 Fn-11 Comoton
F7S-Ct rrllot
HIGH SCHOOL
Sadcl9bedt Sl. NowPOrt Harbor 4'
(SN View Laaeue)
SADDLllACIC -Wa1111n, I 8 W11ton
U M Wallon 1', Lulan 6, Ptterton s, Deal
2 Tol•lt 71 t ·IS SI
NEWPORT HAReotl -9u\l'lman • McGa vran IS, Sort iuon 6, Fru er 1 MliH
11, Holcitn o. leech o T 01111 tt I 17 46
k-bv 1t«*t1
S•Cldltl>Kk 11 I 12 1 I f-S I
Newoorl HarbOr • 16 7 11 4--'6
T 0111 louls S.ddlebadl 11. Ntwoor I
H•rl>O< 17, f"ouled ou1 Son nwn INH)
Unlventtv M, COii. ~aa 40
ts.a vi.w l..fftue)
COST A M ISA -Gr-2, Cook I
lttllcl'IOwalll 4, JU<fO 15, Kimme l, Merlin '· ·
N11uven 2. Ouffv 1, Ton O. Mc'•aotn 01 lltvu n 0, Peulln 0, Auslln 0 Tolat' 11 •·lu
40
UNl\ll RSCTY -· fvtrell 6 ltvan 6, F._marll $ $1011otf 1', Arnoio U Paulton s
u.ntl .. 6, v..-atflh 13 Stomoa\19t! 6
Tota•• 3S 1'·26 N
kett bv CN•rttr• Colla Mits.t 10 U 11 t--40
Unlvettttv 1S 1' 11 7•-tt
l 01a1 IO\lls: CO\ ta MHa 2). Un1v10 11y 14
l!atanda 74, 81 Toro ,,
(ka View LMtue)
lnANCIA -Citm.ntt 11 Loc~wood
14, Gral'lllm 4, Jol'ln•ton 14. Curtis 17,
Moont v 4. Otuf\tll O. l uri..l'lardt O To111t n 11 )I 14
IL TORO -Slone ' l runattt ),
Marlltn11 4, ShOclley 9, Arriold 1J, Chlllon 9
MCLaln 4, Sum,,_,, 1 Tutti• ?6 It-}) ~
kert bV <Naner1
E'tancla 10 17 24 U-1•
El Toro 14 21 11 IC>-63
Total tou•• E•tancla 71 El Toro '17,
Fouled ou1 Graham IEll•ncla1, Arnold 1e1
Toro!. McLa in IEI Toro1
CorOl\9 dlt ~r 42, Irvine J7
(SM View LMtllle)
lltVtNI -Dunta o l 1 C•ldwell f ,
l ltlman 2, llthOOa' J, NHI 11 Tamura O
fo1a 11 14 9· 11 17
COltONA DEi. M.'ll -G•ffft f Prvor
I O•OOOd 4. Ptffl' 6. Zahr1dnlM 1 Hall-..O , KtnclaH 6 To1a11 13 16 7S 4'1
kw• ll't CN•"'"" Irvine I I IJ f-17
Corona a.I Mar 9 11 9 11 47
Tolat foul\ lrv•M II, Corona Otl Mer 14
Foui.c! our Rnooei (Irvine)
~n ~ U , LaguN H•• JS
(lovttl CMll Lff-1
$AN CLIM&NTI -Murr•v 0, W•O. 1.
Carrell IS, Moraltl 0, Cler•OIO '· Love O.
vui.nuev• 1), TllOmat 2 To1a1, 12 12· 16 36
LAGUNA HILLS -Lllfln 4, Carter II,
Stlllng 3, Plemel 10, Brown 0, llt1n111tr 0,
Davis o. Hallldav O Toltlt · 1S S· 13 JS
Sew• bv Ouamn Sen Cltmenfl 8 10 9 11-36
Le11une Hllli 10 10 t 6-3S
Total loul1 San Clemenlt 14. La11una
Hiii• IS
Min ion Vleio '1, C.U. Va .. v 4J
(S.Uttl SI-Lte-.u;;-....
MISSION VIE -8rlclt. 10, De,11no 4,
Mut ncll 10, Hiii , E'(al1S t . Mff'll 6,
Shffflan 2, Hottman Karoenln 4 To1a l1
24 14·2'1 62.
CAPISTRANO VALLEY -Ca ll I. N
Call 2. Trevino 3, OH• II, B novsky lo
Lultf\ 7. 8 urnatt 1, Kuu 1 Totals 1 f q
kMe bV Ou•,...
Mou ton VlflO 14 I 12 29-62
Caoi,trano Vallfv 16 9 4 1~'3
Total loull· Min ion ""'° 13. C1to1,1re no V•lleY 20, Technica ls Trevino CCaoi,lra no
v a1i.v1
Sea View League
Lff-ov., ..
Seddlt l>eCk
Corona dfl Mer
E11anc1e
Un1venllv
Ntwoorl Hertx>r
Irv Int
El Toro
Costa Mt'•
W L
J 0
2 1
2 1 , 1
I 1
I 2
I 2
0 3
Mondly's Scort1
Corona dtl Mar 47, Irvine 37
Unlvertlty 14, Costa MtH 40
E\te ncta 74, El Toro 6l
W L
ti I
' 3
" l 4 7
1 6
I 6
' 0 1 9
Saddlebeck S1, Ntwoorl Herbor 46 lot!
WtdneldlV't Gtmt\ 17:.lOI
Corona (lltl Mar •I Cot ta MtH
trv1nt at Unlvtrsllv
Saddlebt ck el E'1ancla
Newoorl Hartx>r at El Toro
South Coast League
LNeue
W L
M1u ion V1100 2 0
Cao111r eno Vatlfv 1 1
Dene Hiit' 2 I
Woodt>rlOGt I 7
Lapunr ~Us I 2
S•"' Clemt ntt 1 I
Laguna BHcl'I 0 2
MaftdaY'I k 9'fl
ov., ..
W L
' s 13 2
I 6
9 s
10 •
6 6
6 "
Dane Hiiis 60, WOOObrlOoe S4 13 ot)
MIU IOll llJlllO 62, C•o~•rano Valley 43
Se n Clemente 36, Laguna HIM\ lS
WedNMSaV's Gamet (7:JO)
Laoune 8HCll •' Min ion Vltk>
Cao1"r1no Vatlev a t Laguna Hlll1
D•ne HJJU Al Sa n C11men1e
HIGH SCHOOL WOME N
Santlllt, Laeuna Beach 21
(Non-IHeuel
SANTIA -Alex~noer 9, Mlll•r 2.
Mankoe I I, Lome 9, Bellung 6. Goddard O.
Poiend 2 Tole!' 14 11·31 J9
LAGUNA itEACH -Dillmenn 13, Relcll
4, Powell 7, Benner 1, McGowen l, Norlclt.
1 To1e11 17 4· 12 28
Score bv OU•rt.r•
Santiago 14 I I 9-39
L•11une BHch 11 I 4 .-11
Torat toul1 Santiago 11, La11une Beech
19, Ttch11lcati Lime CSen11a11ol
I
Corona dlt ~r ,5, Irvine SS
(S.. V .. w L•1111a)
CORONA DEL M.'R -Valenllnt 16
Rom111v 11 , Winn II LOO' 6, Wllla ro 6
Lambtt l 4, Foley 4 Totets lO S· 1 6S
IRVINE -F111ueroa 4, 8owtr 'l. Ftvnn
I Graham :IS, Jeckton 6, Sweenev I
Greenfield 2 Totals 71 ll 17 SS
Sc-bv CN•r1w•
Corona del Ma r 14 23 16 12 6S
Irvine 11 I f7 19-SS
Total foul' Corone de4 Mar 11 lrvlne 1
Cosla Mesa U , Unlv~altv 41
!SH View L .. eu•)
UNIVERSITY -Mallut>are I. Z1m·
merman 13, Mao 6, Dt11u11lletmo 0, Flnlev
14 Totals 13 IS·23 41
COSTA MESA -Cowley 4, Gercta lS.
Herade 4 Hoenig I, LUK 6. Mcllrov 2, Neal
16 Raus 1. Schume~tr 14, Smvthf 1
Totets 78 I ll 66 1 score bv ouan.r1 Un1ver,lty
Coste Meu Totel lout•
18, hcMlcals
a n 1 19--41
,0 " 2J 9-66 Unlvefllly ll. Cost• MtH
Unlvtr;Uv coach
NewPOrt Hart>or 37, ~c:lchback 2S
(S.. View l.Meue)
NEWPORT HAlt80ll -Went 9 Mac
Donald 4, Doan 6. Dre111 f, Kt m otr l
Noi.n 2, Sflrlnar 4 To1111 IS 7· u 37
SADDLE9ACK -Ttrrado I. Dtmu I
Hn lev 3, St t'Chti I, Henso11 6 C.,r1110 0
Tolt l1 6 ll ,4 ?S
Sc-bv <Nert.f's
Newoorl Hert>or I 17 9 t-J7
Saddlet>ac~ \ t l I 2S
Totat tcxilt Ntwoorl Harl>O< 11 Saodi.
bac~ 11
El Toro 'l, liatanc:la S4
(SM View LH9Ue)
•L TORO -Dt n11t1on H, Vinas 7
Utc"9 14 lavlor •. Mallet 6 Tota ls '11
" 30 61 ESTANCIA -8 rutll I~. ltlnoont 10,
Hatl'leock 17, ''" l, Pevllll. 7 Hu llngt 1 T 01a11 16 n 30 S4
kw• bv <N•rten Et Toro I 73 16 14-61
E•lencla 16 1• 10 14-54
Total fov•• El Toro 21. l:•l•11CI• 24,
Fouled oul Vlnu lEI Torot. Pevllk lE"•n
cla), StH IE'1l•11CI"')
Prep b~sketball log
HA Vl8W La AOU•
COltOtitA oeL MAil •YINI (t -J, l -1) "·"· 1-1) 4' Marina ., S4 Mt11noll• .. 41 Caoo Valley •s .. IOIMI Orenc:te u
63 LB Joreltn ff so Dana Hiits •s )$ MIU iOn \llt lO » .. Brea·Otlno1 .. 63 Tustin J1 S2 VIiia Park 41
J1 h vt nna ll s, W9'ttrn I " S7 lrvlnt 41 41 Cor del Mar S7 lt Wooo0<lo9e J7 ... Mlu lon Vlelo '° ff L• Qu1n1a " 6t Lo$ Ami.Dot 16 S7 Et1ancla " " E\99l'an1t 4t
36 Unlverallv .. '° I OIH Gra nde S7 ., Ir vine )7 ~ Sddou 1011 S4
Jll-Co\fe llllaH 69 Co'1• Mha '° ) 1)-a t S.OdlfOeCjl )7 Cor cit • Mar 42 Jlt-a1 El Toro JI l-Vnlver11tv
J'lO-NtwPOrf Heri:>OI J 1)-at listancla
J2S-I Elltne:le J lt-.1 Npt HarbOt
J27-Unlventtv J»-£1 Toro
J~al lrvlnt JU-S.OdtaC>aclt FI-at Cott• Mna J21-t Coste Mew
F >-Saddltl>aetr. J»-Cor dtl Mar
Fl-El Toro Fl-I UlllvtrllfY
F IC>-at Nol Harbor F>-Et tancla
F t-NPI Hartlor
COSTA MISA F IC>-al El Toro
12•9, O·J I
S4 Sa n Ciemen1e .. NEW"'°"T HAllMl'l ~' Compton 11
'3 Canvon 46 17·6. 1-21
S6 Santa Ana Sl SI Warrtn' " 61 """'• .. 62 W"tarn 4J so Laguna H•tts SI .. LOI Amigos 0
" Foothllt 60 '3 Oranot Glen .,
'7 Laouna Hll11 62 n Mltr Vllla 40
3t El Toro 3' S7 Feltorook S6
60 lrvlnt 69 4S Pow•Y 47
40 Unlversllv 14 S2 litftd(Nt vJ SI
Jll-et COM 61 DouglH (Nev) '3
J13-Ntwoort H•rbOr SI lltano '3
J lt-E slancla .. Uol.ver.s!IY " J2C>-•t Saddleback S1 E•t•ncla 61
J?S-1 El Toro 44 Sddt>Ok (OI) SI
J27-trvlnt Jl 1-e1 Toro
JJC>-Unlvtrslty. Jl>-et c o,1a MM•
Fl-Corona cie1 Mar Jlt-lrvlnt
Frei NPI Herl>O< J1C>-ar COM
Ft -al Esl•ncla J2S-•t Unlvenllv
F 11>-SaOdlfback J77-E sta(IClt
JlO-a r Saddlebtclt.
FI-•• El Toro
Fl-Co\11 MtH
Fl-a t Irvine
FIO-Cor oar Mar
I L TORO
__).~ 14·6, 1-2) SADDLE9 ACk Min ton Vlfio S4 (11-1, l·O) L111una Beach 77 SS SA Vallty SJ 44 LB Wiison SI 67 HB RtHl'Vfl 41 '3 LOI Alam•to• 69 '6 Santa Ana lt 47 Coron• " " Magnolia " 41 SaddltbtCk S2 66 Troy 4S 67 Laouna Hll11 S7
lt Costa Matt 36 S2 El Toro 41
" Garoen Grove 60 SS Sddbk <2 oil SI 6S El Oor•do 37 6J Este ncle 74 74 Santiago S9 )11-11 Nol Htrbor S4 1rvl11t (otl S3 Jll-a t Untvtr•llv SI E• Toro l'l otJ SS J1t-<orona oar Mar S1 Ntwl>Of't lot) " J'lO-t l trvlne • • Jl 1-E11anc1e J2~0,1a Mna Jl)-(or oat Mar J77-Saddleback J 11-el Un1Ytrtl1Y J3C>-a1 E ''a11Cl1 J'lO-Co,la Mew Fl-NtwOOfl Herbor J'lS-et trvlne FJ-Unlvtrtllv J27-at Et Toro Ft-11 CdM J3C>-Ntwl>Of'f Hert>or F 1C>-lr vl,,e Fl-a t E\fancle
FJ-11 CdM
Fl-Unlversllv
ESTANCIA F 10-al Costa Mua
(10·•· 2-1)
13 Los Amlgo1 60
I S Le11una 8H cll SI UHIVERSITY
t9 Sa n Clemente 60 14.7, 2-1)
It Poway 69 40 Sunny HlUs 41
67 Villa 61 '° Cenvon 39
64 Glen Hoover 61 45 8rte ·Ollnda '7
59 Sa n Diaou110 S1 29 Garatn Grove 27
6' Vine Pa r• 41 33 Woocft>rlOlll 49
69 Sen11 Ciera so S9 Ca11Yon 61
SI Maler Deo 12 " Cvorau " " Oran111 .. 60 BOIM Granat '3
" Cor dal Mar 57 " Not Harbor " 68 Not Harbor Sl .. Cor dal Mar l6
14 Et Toro 63 " Colla Mew 40
J 11-a t Sael<lteoeck J-11-t Irvine
Jll-lrylne J l)-EI Toro
J II-al Costa Meu J 11-S.OdletMKk
J'lO-Unlverslty J'lO-et E111ncl•
J'lr-<:or Otl Mar J2s-Ntwoort Har~
J?7-a1 Nol Hart>or J27-•t COM
J30-EI Toro J»--at Co\lt Mau
F 1-Saddlfbac:ll Fl-lrvlne
F3-1t Irvine F)-•I El Toro
Fl-Coi ta M~na Fl-al Saddleoack
F 1C>-a1 Unlvt rlllv F 10-Ellancla
NHL
CAMPBELL CONFERENCE
SmvN DM tlen
W L T Ph GF GA
J1 7 • 68 259 171
16 12 s 31 168 117
IS 19 7 31 ISJ ''° IS 71 S JS 179 200
SUNSET L•AGU•
IDtSON FJ-et Marina
( 12·1. 1-tl Ft-el Wfltminlfff'
,2 L.a Habra 21 33 Katttta (Of) l S MAllJNA " Doming.,., JV S6 12· ll, O· ll " Cvoreu .. ,, Cor dtl Mer ,7
SS Foothlll so so Hin Bt aCfl S3 '3 Doming.,., 60 39 Ltlo.twOOd " 64 La Quinta " SJ Sunnv Hiiis 60
16 Caoo Valla!' SS * Santa Vnt1 w
62 LO• AllOI 40 SS Santa Baroara 51
6S Reno so 36 Dena Hin• (OI) J7
49 h llarmlna 4S 41 C•oo Vallav 6S S4 Rffd (Nev I 47 32 Servile 6' .. L8 WlilOll 47 61 CnaHtv 2t
S3 Marin• 12 oil" AO Lakewooo " J 11-H1n. B .. c11 Jl Min ion Vltlo SS
JIJ-Founraln VelltY " EOllOI! (2 ot) S3 J lt-at w .. tmln,ler J 11-<>c .. n View
J2(>--0c:H n v lew J f>-ar Wt-lmln\ter JlS-Marlna J 1t-at Htn. Baecll
J27-ll Hin 8t•Cl'I Jllr-Fount•ln Valley
F 1-•I Ftn Vallev J2S-.t Edlton
F:>-Wt1lmln11tr J27-ar <keen View
Ft-al OcH n View F 1-Wt llmln"er
Fl-Huntington a..cn
l'OYNTAtN VALLEY Fl-11 Ftn Valtv
tf·6. 1·0) OCIAN VllW S1 Servile '3 tf-4, 1-0) ~)leranta 41 "' M.111011 VlelO S2 13 In I H Ctl 61 ., LOYOia '1 Oen View (of) Sl 6S Servi .. .. Bosco Ttcl'I le Sl Ftn Valley (011 St 4f SI Bernaro S2 S6 LB POiy 67 " LA eannlng .. 5' Footl'llM CBak) 60 SJ DtMall\a 10 66 Canv011 IS) " so SI John' SS 71 SanLul' ObltPO 46 IO El McNStna .. fl Wftllakt 71 74 Di na Hill\ 61 al Lalt.ewood 62 71 Oranoe 60 63 Rtdondo " '3 Mater Del S6 .. lnglewOOd 71 M La Qulnlt S4 SS Wt1lmlnsttr '3 11 Htn Beecn " JI I-at Marina J11-•I Wntmln•ttr Jl)-Hrn &t ac.II J IJ.-.at Edlton J lt-Fountaln Vall.tv J lt-ar OcH n View J 2C>-•I Edlton )'10-al Ma rina J 2S-W1,1mln11er J2S-•I Hiii Btecf\ J77-M1rl11a J11-Wtllmln"ar Fl-t i Hin 8tKh Fl-EOltOn \ FJ-el Ftn Va lley FJ-Oce,n Vl•\11\ Ft-EOlton Fl-Marina
WIUTMINST•R Cl·t ) HUNTINGTON BCH (3.f, 0-11
U ·IO, 0·11 60 Oana Hiiis 72 .. C•PO Val\fv ., 60 La Mira da 6J
SJ Me rine so .. P•clflca 67
" SI AnlhonV S? S4 8onlt• 61
62 La Quinta S2 40 Servltt Sl
61 Fountain Veli.v 13 71 Mayfair 12 '3 Strvlft 17 fS Btll· Jttf9rson to S4 SI Anthony 71 !o4 L8 WMlOll 62
SI lltaO!ord !Haw I S6 69 CarrilOI .,.
SS totanl (Hawl S6 " El Dor.00 '2 '7 LV Ra ncllo so S1 Gal'Ottl Grove "S.t 49 Malef' Otl ... .. Santiago 12
S4 M!Kkt 11 S7 '3 .Ocean View ~
" Fount•ln Veltev II Jll-F ountaln V•Mev
J11-I Edison Jl>-Marlne
Jl)-at Ocean View J lt-Edit0n
Jlt-Marlna J2C>-ll Hin 8 H eh J~C>-Wt1tmlnsler J2S-at Ocean View
J'ls-f'ounteln V•H•v F l-91 Martna
J 21-EOl6on Fl-a l Ed1ton
Fl-<>cHn V-Fl-•1 Hin 8eacll
Loa Alamlm
MONDAY'S IHSUL TS
(Slfd .. 60·111tthl ..,.rteftlww IMfflntl
l'IRST RACI. 400 va ro1
Tena Story CHart) • 70 4 40 3.20
Lt1n11tr Lane (Rull) 16 80 7 10
Jtfllntr Jot (8 roolt.s ) J 40
Al\O rtc:ed. Htllo Lt OY, A Lt P•11«,
Eomon•on
Val'Couver
CalGar!'
Wlnnlot11
Ktnel 14 21 1 JS 113 I'---Asurtclllc, BIH\ Rootbetr, Av• Doo
Time 20 29
Nerrl• Dlvltlon•
MtnnH ot• 20 11 ' " IS6
St Louil " 11 4 40 "' C11ocago 11 23 l 37 1'9
Toronto IS 27 s 3S 161
De troll IS 73 4 3' ISJ
WALES CON,ERENCE
ll'alridl DMMefl
NY'''-' 77 " 2 ~ 1'9
NY Ran111r' 24 14 s SJ 11S
PhlledelPllle 23 ,, 6 S2 117
Wu l'lln111on 20 20 3 43 149
Plll•bur11n ' 11 s 23 119 Ntw Je,.ev ' 30 2 20 111
Adlm• OM tlon
Bo'1on 74 12 3 SS 181
8 uttalo 7S 13 4 S4 172
Ouebet 13 16 l 49 200
Montreat 70 ·20 , 47 IS9
Harttoro 14 23 J 31 139
Mendev'• Sc..-1 E omon1on 1, Del roll l
TtelaY'S Gamn
P1tll11ur11h •I Outbec, In)
Nt w JtrHv 11 NY lllanoa". Cnl
H•rflord •' Mlnnet0ta, (nl
Vancouver al St Loul\, In)
Womon'a toumement
(I I OU1efld)
"""It~~
tl7
"" 163
102
Ill
1Sl
163
IS?
141
!al lt S
126
"' ISi
1.5'
In
Pam Sl'lflvtr l U S l ~ Anna Marie
Ctccl'llni (llllV), 6· l, 6·'1, K1thv lltlnalOI
lU SJ Otl Katlllffn CuMmlno' (U.S I. 6·),
6 O eonnlt Gedu .. 11 cu SI di! Claudia
Kol'loe·KU\Cl'I cw .. 1 Gt rmanvl. l·S, •·•,
Ma11ut la ~lffva (8u111eria l o.t Kim
SCh .. ftr CU S ), 7·6, 6·2, Anne Smith IU.S I
Off Svlvle Hanlk• (W"I Gef'manv>. 1 S
(rttlr4M!I. Liu 8ondef (U S,J fff Vlrolnl•
Rurlcl (111ly), 7·S, 7•6,
Sl EXACTA Cl·SJ oa1d '9620
SECOND RACE. '70 yeros
Ca uH I'm Fetr C8aro1 7 20 4 IO 3 00
Ovtrtlmt Fog CF~n> 10 40 7 20
Noble HI CP•llt.tnton) 7 IO
Alto raced COIO Reciue'' Preterred
POl•CY, Trlnlly CIOuO Sohl The Sllftl t
Thlnll I Can
Time '6 IS
THIRD llACI!. 400 varo1
Fleg Re l .. r I Hart) S 80 l 40 3 00
Duretron (Bard) 3 IO 3 10
8rlg!lt As A Ftu n (Crea11trl 4 00
Alt0 raced Miu Summll Monav, Bacons
Biby, Dtadlv Watch, Lto"• ~. I
SoYdtr. Miu KloY Cal
Time 70 4' U EXACTA IS 61oa10 11910
fCOURTH RAC&. 400 vardt
P ink Dia mond L•OY (F gr a J
SO 40 16 •O 11 10
8oon Boone CGarclel 4 00 4 00
Mr C omrnunrer IC terlne 1 1 S IO
Al•o ractO Wenderln11 Jt l Bov, Value
Due, A1ure F004 Formt100. HIOdt n Re·
QliUl. .Suu F«Jl.a. Nen> Sen tt Cntc Time 20 SS
'2 I lCACTA "' 10) oalo \161 40
fClfCTH RACI . 400 vard'
Tiny Jt l•r•nd• (CrH 11tr l 6 00 4 20
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s '° 420
Al'o raced Jay Dees C al
Trevel On Fu t BOOlt.1H
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Mui 8 Fasl,
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SIXTH ltACE. 400 varci'
Nor (Zufelt I 6 60 ) 40 HO
Mias Trlole Hemo (Hartl • 00 1 to
Ml•ler Hulen lCardortJ 160
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Mr ltlCtl &lrd CWarOJ
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SI Cotta M1M so " St &arnard 41
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BASEBALL
A~LH ....
NEW YO~K YANKEES Nemad Jim
Mar"'8M manaoe< of Nesrwotlt 11\ "''
SOutl\tfn Lttllut, Don McGann tta ntf' Of
Nul'lvllle Jaek Gml• ,..,...,..°" Of S.ru o••
of 11\f GuH Coa'1 ltOOlt.tt LHllue Bob VNte
1>HCl\111Q Cot<ll of Sera tole tn<I Miki
Nol•ro coaefl Of Sera to••
Na""'81 L .. tue
NE w YORK ME. TS-Pu1mot4M! S11v•
Garland from aul"an• 10 need '"""' l'OOTeALL
Ufll"9d S'8'" 1'""'81 Lff9Uf
OKLAHOMA OUT~W~-Ntmtd lo Cn...,.._ otftn1lv1 COOf'OI tor
WASHINGTON FE ltAl -Slgned Jtll
Brown, dtitnslvt ~"· I a "''" ot one ., .. , conrracr\, Joe w 11111n,, linabtcker AM
llt.v svonor and Rlcl'le ro Sherer hOl'I! '"°'
Raiders won't try to slug it out with Redskins
f L 5f C1\JNDO ~P>-l he Raiders. in 1hc
Suptr Bowl for o founh time in 16 yea~. got
1hc hcBV)'"'-~1ght rcmau:h they wan1cd 8 u1
t oi ch Tom n orc' ha'i no plan to" lu& 1t out ..
with the wa~h1ngton l{edsk1 m; dcfcnd1na
"upcr Bowl cttnmp1on'I
"You want to phi)' the bc'lt and naht now the
Waih•naton Rrd,kins •~the best team 1n the
Nauonal h lOtball Lcaaue." u1d vctenrn
ofTcn11vc auord MICkt') Marvin ,
"I don't know 1f 1t'-. 101na to be 'Rock) iv·
but u's aom1 to he a aood aamc." ~1d Flo rt\
"We t lln't land there and try to slu1 1t out ''
"It'' to our 1dv ntasr tht" ~c·vc played •
thrm We know how tht•y play We blew a bla
lead . but "r did omc i<><>d thing,," he 1.4.1
1 lw !(, J'~'"'· w11h lht' bc'l rccard ( 1 ~2) m
th1..· NI L lu the 1..unJ >ta• in 1 ru~. ralhcJ
from a 15.:?0 fourth qua rter deficit Oct. 2 to
s1un 1hc Ro1~crs 37· lS
Rut Los Angele ~fe1y Mike D ivis say' 1hc
Raiden ~en: fat from full s1rena1h for the
earlier mce1ina
"Mnrcu\ •\lien m 1s~d lhe pme. ~ had
1hrcc: player-. 1n the ~condary hurtma nJ
CltfT Branch aot hurt du nna the pme." he
sa\d ' " Thc Raidc.-~. \uper Bowl ch mp1on~ three
w 'ltrong we overcame tumovcr1 and bad field
po~1t1orL·· •
1opp1n& the Red~k1M will rcqu1 rt mort
1han containment of John R1a&ins. Wa h1ng-
ton's powerful 240-pound fullDa ck. he u1d
.. R igams 1s a big part of their pmel Whcn
we pla)cd them lnt time he aot his \hart of
yardi c But they be11 us th rouah the 11r We
have to stop RiUJll hke w~ had to to~
{Scattk rookie ~n!Wllion Curt) Warner," he
Id. )'e3r\ BIO 8\ O wild ciard learn , Od \ anC'C'd to the
NFL• \howca~ ·event b) rlPC>&n& ~altle fi cn.'C R 11dcrs' dcfcn\C lim ited W mer to
10..1 4 undA)'. a\cnam tv.o rqular ~so" 26 )ard 1n 11 cames and.intCl"{'C'ptcd li"c
lo \ts to thcJ·o'1n1 ~al\a'wks P3 ~. 1 Hore., r.a1 thC' R11dc~ now 14·4, ··pro)'). ··w:uhmatun , .. more nf a power runn1r\i
o\lly came up \\Ith the bnt b(llnocc.'d oITr n\l'H· ~am Warner 1\ a cuttt.J ~ runnrr. a .ta her
l)\.'1 turmun' urLh~ ~car \ml u u1 J\:lln!te v.~ ,/ With R1g1n ,, 1h c Rc~hktn\ JU\l h; to de,tm) ' • l I • \
you. knock )OU 0 11 the line ot ..cnm maae"
When you th10lr. ~ou·"c &ot him bottled up
1ns1de. he brttah OIJ\'ltdC' hli.c M11m1 found
out la t )car (1n the upcr Rl,1 ..... 1 )
.. If \ ao•na to bt a "ar rnnc. \.illd Mar\ in
.. ThC'rt's aoma to be 1 lot oC <ihn1p ncl
fl) If\&.'' added 03\ I ..
The Ra1dc" c\Capcd Sunday'\ f( t1tk
pme wnh no t('t'lOU~ 1n1un~ l.mcmcn
Otarhe Hannah and 'itc,·e \) l't'Sln ar
nunma bru1\t'd 'ltcmum~ and ttatu end T.oJd
C'hn~tenscn 1~1\IN a knee b111 huuld no1 he
efTtttcd b) 1t
' Wade rtct'1vcr Ook1e Wilham\, whu WI\
held Out Of undJ} 0
\ p mr With I hAm'llnng
· in1un-'houlJ N r~~ U) tor th<' \urcr Bowl.
FlC'fl: '-lid. • ' ..
I
ROZIER
NIXE
USFI;.
Now he says
he's undecided
a bout Maulers
TOK YO (AP) -He11man Trophi
winner M1ke..Ro2~rsa1d today he b.a •
not decided whether 10 play for lhe •
Pmsburgh Maulers of the Uneled .
States Football uaguc and will not
make a d«1S1on until he rc:tum'
home next week .
At a news conference after he
amvcd here for Monday's Japan
Bowl all·star pme. the University of
Nebraska All~Amencan w&s evu1ve
when asked about na&ements Mon·
day by offi cials of the new Pitubura,b
fran chise that he had already siantd a
three-year. mulu·million dollar ccn-
traC't.
"l don't know 1f1t's true or.not." he
said. "That's press talk.··
Officials of the expansion team in
the year-old Jcq~ announced on
Monday th.at Rozier had Sl.IJ\ed a
"generous" c,ontract that n:portedJy
would make him the ~nd·bilbest
paid player in pro f ootba.11 aflci' lbe
New Jersey Generals' Henchel
Walker.
The Maulers quoted Renier in a
news release ls ia)'il\i he was "ex·
tremely happy" to Join the club, and
also as say1na that the conlt'l.ct pve
him financial security.
''I'd like 10 infte m ore money than
Herschel." Rotier told the news
confcrcn~ here. ··If you look back at
our records. I've done a lmle mo re."
He added that he would be happy to
be paid "around his (Walker's) fi&·
urcs."
Saymg he wanted to play for a team
with "a good offensive line" and one
that 1s .. close to home (Camden, New
Jersey)," R.c>zier acknowled&ed that
the Maulers qualify in bott\ cat~aories. '
· However. he said. "whether I play
for the NFL or USFL, it makes no
difference to me ... I just want to be
secure. I want what's good for me and
my family."
The Maulers reportedly offC1°ed a
$3-mill ion CO{ltraC't fo r the S. l J, 200.
pound running back. a nd said they
had signed him last Tuesday. tbe clay
before the USFL draft in which he
became their first pick.
SHEEHAN •••
homPa&eCl
makes you rcahz.c how hic!Qi )'Ou arc.
It made me feel a lot better about
hcJpmg. Vm~ the hospital makes
you wan1 to reach out and touch the
children.·· .
Sheehan also rem1n1sced about her
first time on the Mesa Verde CC"
course. wh ich she will long re-
member. "The wind bl ew reall y
hard." ~he recalled. Asked how she
fini shed or 1f she did well here, she
smiled anq ~1d· "Nellt question.
please~·
Tum1ng to the )CX appeal image of
the tour. and m refe rence to LPGA
pl ayers hke Jan Stephenso n and
others pictured m ncghgees and
<tw1mm1ng apparel. she wd: "They
haven't asked me to do any of those
pi ctu res. But I think the trend is gou'lg
the other wa y now There arc a lot o f
good players ou1 there and so many
kids wi th a lat of ab1ht). I think the
media coverage 1s changing from
..cxuahty to the performance level ...
Sheehan ended the twO-)ear dom1·
nancc of Carner as Pia) er of the Year
and says: .. Big Mama 1s 11ckcd off that
I won and she'll probabl\ be a lot
tougher 1h1s year ··
Other Shc.-ehan comment!> in·
eluded
···1 rcall~ don·1 ha'e anybody
helping me with m~ gamt· I kind of go
l)Ut and wing It ...
···Nanc) (Lopc1) v.111 ha't her
l1Hk bambmo with hn I don·1 i...nuw
1l thatw1ll hc.'lphcrornot I ha,cn't
lrte<l It Yl't •I
'iht•ehan has timshcd m th(' top ltJ n
tntalot l6 t1mes1 n 51 C\CJ1tHl\Cr the
past two sca<tons
A nervous
Pam Shriver
c wi~seasily
O.\k.l \~() (.\r 1 -f nm Shmt'"T
~l tJ \he "'1' "J httll." 11{'£\ ()U"i" pla~ IOi
an opponen1 "ihc"d nc\ t'r h('ard uf Rut
1hl· No 1 ..ccd n«'<kd unh 40
minute' to ""hip Ital)\ \nna Mane
< "''ct\1n1 (>-1. 6-2 Monda) in 1he
opening round of th<' SI ~0.000 \ 1r-
g1nia 'ilim5 Tournament
l op-~edcd M3nina NaHa11lo\a ""'II pla~ ht:t lir)I match tonight ~hr1vcr looked strona 1n her fi rst
outt ng of 19 4 But c;h c \31d It felt
'ltrnn&e pla)1ng agatn..i wmc,)nc ~ho
re minded her ofherwlt v.hcn ~e v. '
1:om1n1 up • • J('('n·~ .. For the 1i~({1me I rnn rtmemtx-r.
I had ab,olutch no idea "'ho I wu
pla\m& ·· \hn"er "1a1d "h madC' me 1
httlc ntr,ou~ I mean. 1 m ''"" ~I.
bu1 1h1\ I'> th<' ~tan ol m' s.e\ enlh
~awn. •nd I'd ne,rr heard of l h.,
~'"'on :· < CC\ h1n1 t 8, •Han!l.cJ No. J 1n hal)
nd !ht' t'C'\."Cntl) madt the fin~ll•of tht
On\ Bo"'I Jun1on In t-lonca, a
prc4'l111ouc; tournament that ha1
s~~ncJ ~"<' I \mcncan ttars.
In other fir~t·round matth s h>n· d•>· ~ath> R1naki1 beat K.thJttn < ummen1• tt..l. 6-0, 8onn1t J&dutek
cd l:'d W~l German)·, udsa
Ku J e·K1l h 7-S, ft..41nd Bulprt1'1
\1anur.li Mal va dollfloUtd K m
\h tf<t of s n nu.~ 7-6. 6-J
j I
t
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04 Orange Coast DAILY PILOT/Tuesday. January 10, 198'
B uuE TIN B o ~Ro
POA Tour Mlbedulo
Jan I 1-1 S -Bob Hope Dc~n C lassie .. •
Jan 19-22 -Phuen1~ Open
Jan 26-29 -~an D1l'So Open
feb 2-S - ( ru)b\ Na11onal Pro-Jm
I eb. 9-12 -llawa11a11 01><:n
l·eb 16~ I "I -l os Angek!i <>pen
M~rch ' .. 4 -Honda Ua\l>ll
March ~-11 -Lu!>tern O~n
Man:h I S-18 -Ua' H 111 CIJ\l>ll
Marl·h 22·2 ~ -l l~~&CI Cla'ISI(
Mareh 29-.\pnl I -T ournamcnt Pia)
ers Champ10n\h1p
·\pnl 5-8 -C1rt'atc:r (1rC:cn\OOro OJX'n
\pnl 12-15 -The: Master'
.\pnl 111-22 -~a Pinn Hcritagt• C la'>'>lt
.\pnl 26-29 -Houston 0J)l:n
Ma-. 3-n -Tournamt·nt ol t'hampwn'
Ma; I 0-11 -8} ron Nc:l'>un ( la'>Sll
Ma\ 17-20 -C 'olonrnl N.i11onal In\ 1ta
tiunai'
\1:n 24-27 -Mt·morial 1 ournamc:111
Ma\ 11.Jun1: 1-11..c:mpc:r Open
)unt' 7-10 -Hano,l.'r Westche!>tc:r
( lass1r
LPGA dc~et. '"er-tbe-llae tourn•r Aaabelm R V •bow
The I ~th a11nuuJ Anaheim 'ipon~. Va.
cation and RV ho" ts now under wa} and
will continue through Sunday al the
Anaheim C onH·nuon (enter
Hour.. arc noon-I 0 ~ m Saturda)"
noon-7 p.m 'iunda) .md .-10 p m. week·
da)\.
T1ckch for the hb 27-Man:h 4 Unadcn
LPGA lnvttattonal at Mc a Verde Countt)'
Club 1n Co l4 Mesa art' available at
T1cketron o utlets. by calling Tek· Tron or
hy wnting the tournament office, J 122 W.
Alpine Ave. Santa Ana
Southern Cahfom11 Over-the-Lane 1~
acccptma teams for the second annual
Super Bowl Grass Over-the-Lane Tour-
nament, set for Jan. 2 I at Ocean View Ht&h
1n Huntington Beach.
Entry fee 1s S 18 per team. All teams a~
guarantctd of playing four games
l 1d~et!-t arc priced at $4.95 for aduhs and
i2 for children. ages 6-1 S.
Tickets art also available from Childrens
Hospital of Orange County by phonina
997-3000. extension 277.
For more information. phone (213)
63()..2298.
For more informauon. phone 999-8900.
Pro-am •arf chaUeDl_e
The 11..atin Pro-am r eam Challenge is set
for Feb. 1 ·5 at the Huntington Buch pier.
Little L U1Ue l'e61•tratloa
Seav1ew [Htk League 10 Huntington
Beach has scheduled its finaf" s1gnup date
for Saturdar Jan. 14 from 10 a.m.-2 p.m .
Registratton will be held at the league
~eadquancn adjacent to LcBard School
near the intersection of Broookhurst and
Adams.
Ba~ball eoaebo. ell.ale
Anfels C'oach Bobby Knoop will be the
chief instructor at a ba~ball coaches chn1c
set for Saturday at Westminster High
School.
The clinic qill begin at 10 a.m. and
continue unt112 p.m. All ptfasesofthe game
will be covered by Knoop.
fhe eighth annual l'Vent. considered the
"ortd·., nchest team surf contest with a
$25.000 purse. \\Ill involve 192 surfers
lrom ~8 orofess1onal and amateur teams.
For more information. phone (2 13)
'iQ2-Xl52.
Sea view Little League offers programs in
lmk league. ages 7-12; senior league. ages
I 3-1 S; and big league. ages 16-18.
For more information, phone 964-6406.,
Enrollment is limited to the first 100
rcgistrar;>ts and pre-resgjstrauon 1s man-
datory. Cost ts $8. Checks should be made
out to Westminster High.
Theismann
expecting
big battle
WASHINGTON (AP)-lfthe Washington Redskins
and the Raiders play in the Super Bowl as they did when
they met during the regula11 season. it's going to be some
game.
Their regular sea!>on meet in~ on Oct. 2 left 54.000 fans
at Robert Kennedy Stadium drained with cxettement. and
the players bruised from the fighting and cla~ing on the
field.
The Redskins expect no less on Jan. 22 when the two
teams battle for the National FootbaU League cham·
p1onsh1p at Tampa. Fla .. in Super Bowl XVIII.
"Nobody is going to back off m this one." quanerback
Joe The1smann said Monday. "It will be hke two rams
banging heads. Nobod} will give an inch:·
Memories remain fresh. or raw. from the October
µme when the Redskins rallied from 15 points down late
in the fourth quaner for a 37-35 victory.
"It seemed like there was a fight after every play," said
Redskin linebacker Rich Milot. "It was typical Raider
game with them coming out trying to intimidate people. Of
course we like to play that way too."
The game. which took 3111 hours to play. featured 16
penalties. eight for each team.
""It took over an hour to play the first quarter alone,''
The1smann recalled. "After every play the) were dropping
flags and separating players. If I was an advertiser I think
would buy time for the Super Bowl. This game will take
forever and need a thousand commercials."
"It was a very physical, hard fought game with the
momentum going back and forth," Theismann said. "I
also remember the whirlwind finish and a great catch by
Joe Washington in the end zone."
Slipping behind Raider linebacker Rod Martin,
Washington made a diving catch for the winning
touchdo"'n Wlth 33 seconds to pla}
Raider quarterback Jim Plunkett 1s the ~ho
sucks out 10 the mmd of Redskin Coach J()('G1~s.
"Once Plunket1 got rolling the Raiders rcall) thre"
the ball on us." Gibbs said
Plunkett nddled the Rl·d41k1n., \erondary for 37:! yards
and four touchdown!>.
P\8.IC NOTICE
FICTITIOUS 9UllNl!H NAME STATUftlfT The ronowlng peraona ere dOlng
Plllt.IC NOTICE
NOTICE Of DlllOlUTION
W PAfl'TWAIHtP
11neu as· Public notice le l\efeby glvtlf'I 11111 CANYON VENTURE GROUP, Braaheert Center Aasoclettl, •
1539 Monrovl• Ave . Suite 19, New· partnerthlp conslatlng of Beltg· Beecll, Ca 926&3 g1ngsmNtachap1I Amveago B I/ .
SR BRAY OEVELOPMENt, 2208 DI va go B V , Pro I ec IO r enyon Drive Coste Mese. Ca Bt11tglngmutecllap11 I B v , aod lor-2627 IT!Clf'ly Exton B V • dOlng butlneu et NEWPORT HARBOR BUILDERS 14()() Norlll Harbor Boultv8'd. Full·
NC State 01 Callf . 1539 Monrovle 11<1on. Calif 92632 wu dlllOlved on ve Suile 19 Newport Beech, Ce Decembtt 29. 1983 26&3 From and ettctf thel dale, no Tll11 business 11 conouctad by • autllorlly exllls In eny i>«aon to bind enctfal partnership tile pertMrSllip except for Fulle<ton
N-port Harbor Fln1nc111 To-•. • pertnec"ahlp, 111 Builders. Inc Brookhoflow Drlvt. Santa An•. Calif
John L Paterre, 92705. which has au1hor1ty 10 wind
Ml.JC NOTICE
flCTfflOUI IUltNIH
NA• ITAftMINT
TM following Plf'IOOI .,, dOl"9
butlneu as: INTEGRATED BUSINESS
NETWORK, 3303 HWbof Blvd, H·3, Coate Meta, Ca 92626 Clauoe L Falkenltien, 207 Tuatln
Avtl, Newport Beach, Ce 926e3 thla bullneal II eondUC1ed by
Cleude Fallcenslten Tl\11 stllement was flied wlttt the County Clefll of Orange C<>unty on
Dec 20 t983 .......
Publllhed Orange Cout Dally Piiot Jen 10, 17. 24, 3 I, 19M
219-6'4
Pr .. ldtnt up Iha partnership ettalr1 l------------Th11 statement wu flied wlll\ the Fullerton f1nencl1I Towefl P\lllJC NOTICE O\lr'ly Clerk or Orange County on a Callforn1a , ___ ..;...;,;;.;;;...o.. _____ _
20. 1963 g-al pertner1111p
F233313 c Published Orange Coes1 Deily
1101 Jen 10 17 2• 31 1984
223-4<1
ITA1'MINT Of WrTMDRAWA1. ~OM PA..,,.,.IHW Signed GBO<ge W Celtllaml Of'EIUTINO ~fl
General Pannlf flCTITIOUI 9UllNIH NA• Pul>I"'*' OranQe Coast Dally 1 Tht fot!Owlng pert0n llU wottldtewn Piiot Jan 10 198'4 22•·8• 81 1 Q909'11 partner from lhe pert .. 1------------..._ ___________ nersl11p OP9flllng undef tile fie;.
llllol.tt t>ullness n111Tl41 of ARIES COMPANY II 5202 Ocunua AY9 .. Plllt.IC NOTICE
NOTICE OF TRUITEE'I IALE TO PROTECT YOUR PROPERTY, IT Hun11ng100 Beacl\, Ca 926-49
LOM! No. fAIAIAOTHEA MAY BE SOLD AT A PUBLIC SALE The flcllllout bu1lntH name T.I . No. 0-GeOOO IF YOU NEED AN EXPLANATION OF Sta lament for tile partnerahlp wu
UNl'T CODE Q THE NATURE OF THE PROCEED-11190 on May 12, 1983 In Ille County
FIAIT AMERICAN TITLE ING AOAINSt YOU YOU SHOULD of Orange FILE NO F21e368 INSURANCE COMPANY CONTACT A LAWYER POWER-SONIC CORPORATION.
J duly appointed Trustee under the l210 POiaris. Newport S.~h. Ce P 0 Boa 52•2 (31oe Sptl"9 91), otlOWlng described deed of 11\111 "(II 8 strH't eodress or common Redwood Clty .. Cellf 9~ Ill SELL At PUBLIC AUCtlON deslgnet1on of property 11 lhown Signed· Guy C Clum. Pr .. 0 THE HIGHESt BIDDER FOR ebove, no werrenty .. given .. to It• Publlshed OranQe Coast Dally ASH ANO/OR tHE C,t.SHIERS OR completeness °' c0<rectMS1) The Piiot Jan tO 17, 2-4 3 I. 198.4 221-M
ERTIFIEO CHECKS SPECIFIED IN t>enell<:iary undctf 11i0 Deed ol 1------------IVIL CODE SECTION 292-411 (pay· Trust by reason of 1 breecl'I °'CS. Pl&.IC NOTICE ble at me ltme of Nie In lewful laUll 1n TM obllgellona NCUred I---..:..;=;.;.;...;.;.;;..;.;.;;.;;.. __ _
oney of the United S111n1111 rlgl\t, thBteby. heretofore executed end NOTICE Of' nw1n1·1 IALEI Ille and lntctftsl conveyed 10 end deftvered 10 the undctf.igned 1 writ· loen No. flffianl
ow held by II under saJO Deed of 1en Declerallon of Oeleult and De· T.I. No. C-1..S1 rust in Ille property herelnattctf de· mend for Sele. end wrltttlf'I notice of UNIT COOE C
rlbed breach and of alec1k>n to C•UM Ille NEWPORT HOME LOAN, INC TAUS TOR 0 CLARKE FAIR· undersigned t• sell 111<:1 property 10 as duly eppolnted trust• un<lar tile BROtHER ut11ly uld obllgalione. and ther• fotlowlng OescrlbeO deed of trult BENEFICIARY 230 17111 STREEt aflt< tilt underalgned ceuMd aald Will SELL AT PUBLIC AUCTION LTD notice of breacl\ •nd of alectlon 10 to THE HIGHEST BIDDER FOR RECORDED June ~. 198 l~natr 1>t rec0<ded September 2. 1983 u CASH AND/OR THE OJ\SHIERS OR o 6576 1n Book 14085 P 1-453 Instr No 83-387349 of Otflciel ~ CERTIFIED CHECKS SPECIFIED IN I OfflCtel Records In lfl8 otf1C41 f Iha CO<ds In Ille otfoee of Ille Rtc()(d« of CIVIL CODE SECTION 292•11 (P•Y· Recorder of Orange CoUnty Orange County, able al Ille lime of ll)e In lewful
. Hid deed 01 lrusl describes lhe Seid ule Wlll be mede. but wtlllout money ol lht United St11e11111 right,
otlow1ng property covenen1 °' warreoty exprtH Of Im-tllle and lrllctfMI conY9yed to and Lot 99"0+ Traci 42?4 as shown on piled r99ard1ng title poueulon Of now htllO by rt unOef Aid Deed of
map recorded •n Book 15 7 Peo-1 encumt>ranoes 10 pey lhe remaining Tru11 tn the properly lle<llnatttr d•
1 10 14 ~nc1us1ve of m1acell1neov1 princlpel sum ol 1he note(1l 1M1Cured acr1bed apa, records of Orange County by said deed ol Trust. with interest TAUSTOR M L Furiant
ahfornu1 as m .. 10 note provided. advances, II BENEFICIARY Ewcep11ng therefrom all 011 oil any. under Ille lerma of u ld Daed of Paul F Fruchl>Om
"He is not as mobile as a lot of quarterbacks but he 1s i AP WlrefMl9•0 so big and strong he 1s hard to bring down." Gibbs said. Rebel in flight "The other thing Plunkett can do 1s duck under the rush.
•gilts. minerals. mineral righll, truSI, rees. Charges. and expen-of Norma F Frucllbom a1ural ges rights. and Other lht Trustee and of the lrusta created ydrocarbons by w11er~r neme by 1a10 Deed ol Trust RECORDED M11ch 12~ 1ge1 11
lnatr No No 15968 In BOOll 13978 page 15 I 1 ot Ottlclal Record• In Ille offioe of tht Record« of Orenge County;
• When he does he doesn't look Lo run but 1s still looking to Nevada-Las Vegu Jeff Collins heads for a layup despite un· pass and make that big play. The big play 1s definitely the orthodox bit of defenae from UC Irvine'• Ben McDonald-Monday. Raide r ph1losophv."
Chris Kotzbacb Marianna Black
TOP GYMNASTS
TO COMPETE
I hapm.rn ( 11llegt' \\ 111 he: the \llt' ot the K 1p\ ~al 1onal
< 1) mna'>lll\ ln1.11at1onal \aturuJ~ 1Ao1th !>omt ut the
n:111on\ top gymna\t\ 41l hcdukd 111 tc11npcte.
The mee t ~111 hcgtn a1 10 <1 rn v.1th the first of thrl'l'
,.,.,,, hour pn:hminar. comptttt1o n\. fhe other two .He
\<hcdulcd for noon and 2 r> m During the prehms team
and tnd1\ tc1ual all-around plJtC<. "111 ht: detcrm1nc<J,
i\t 7 '() the C\l'ntng f1 n.11, l)(•gir1 "here '"c 1'<1p Ill
tnd1\ 1dual\ lrnm thl' thH·t· prc hminan '><''\lone, .,.,,11
\ 11111 pt.'ll'
\1an' rxrformr" l111m lhL' I \ "1,111or1al ll'am
indudtng mam O h mp1 L h11 pdul,pv.1ll hl· JX•rfornung a\
will lolal cntne., < hm "-1111h.11 h ul I 1' trll' an\:J M.m:inna
Kentucky ltot
\Georgetown rolls too· Georgetown 74, Monmouth f>4 -Al
' ' Landover. Md .. Patncl. Ewing scored 19 San Jose State runs-points. grabbed 13 rebounds and blocked
_ seven shots to lead the f&lJ;._Q9·ranked
Past Pacific 79 49 Hoyas to a win O\Cr Monmouth.
' -The victor). Georgetown's eighth
From AP dlspatcbe~
LEXJN(1lOJ\, 1-..y. -Kenn) Walker
and Winston Bc:nnetl ~orcd 17 pomts
ap1t'tT and po~crl·d a 'ernnd-half ,c·onng
run that earned "lo 2 Kentucky past
.\lahama 7fl-fth 1n a ~outhea'itern Con-
fcrenu: ha'>ke1ball game Munda}
\.\ alkl·r \Cored 15 of his point\ 1n the
Wl unu half. 1nclud1ng sc'en dunng a 23-4
'>urge that helped the Wildcats bur~ the
< nm\on Tide
rht· \ IClO() hoosted KcntuCk) 10 11..0
o\c:rall and 3-0 in the SEC . while Alabama
dipped 10 8-4 and 1-:!.
.\labama led 52-5 1 with 11 ·4910 go. but "-\.'ntu'-"-~ 'lapped a 1rapp1ng press on the
< r1m\on Tide and ran uff the next 15
pm n t \
\ dunk h' \.\ all.t·1 punuuated the
11u1hum g1' 1ng thl' Vv 1ldrntc, :t 66-S2 lead
"11hfr47 1ogo
·\la ha ma's Bobb-. l e\· Hurt answered
\\1th t"'o \lra1gh1 haskch for Alabama to
dra"' thl· T1dr "'llh1n t.6-56
Hut Jo..l·ntuck\ Sl'ttkd mattrr<, h)' "><.Onng
lhl' nl''t l'lghl pOtnl<,, 1ndudtng a field fOSI
Jnd t"'o frl'c lhro" s b) Dick\. Beal. a pair of
lrl'C throw~ b> Mel'v1n rurp1n and 3 c,hon-
rangc basket b) Bennett That puc,hcd the
margin to 74-56 with 3 5Ci tu go
'tra1ght. raised the Hoyas· record to 13-1
Ewing sat out the final nine minutes after
takmg an elbow to the head Georgetown
offi cials decided to rest the All-Amencan
center as a precautionary measure.
Monmouth. pla)1ng Its first year 1n
D1v1sion I. was led b> Jesse Stout\ 17
po11n1~. The I fawks. 3-9. htt JUSt I 0 of 33
field goal attempts in the OJ)l:ning half a'>
their leading swrcr. Ma'ion McBnde. wa'I
scoreles~ for the half He finished v.nh 10
points. Guard Zacher) Trueblood added
I 0 points for Monmouth.
Su Jose State 79, University of P•elflc
49 -At San Jose. sophomore guard Ward
Fams scored 21 points to lead the Spartans
to a victory over the Tigers in PaCJfk Coast
Athletic Assoc1at1on action.
San J ose took advantage of 24 percent
shooting b} Pacific in the first half to lead
44-26 at the intermission. Farris scored 14
of San Jose's points m the period. San Jo~
had a comfortable more than 20..pomt
margin in the second half and nevertra1lcd
Freshman center Brent Counts led
PaC1fic wtth 14 points ,
DePaal 78, St. M.ry'a 74 -At Moraga.
Ca.. sophomore center Marty E:.mht)
scored two kt'} b<i~kets 1n the final 111>
minute of play. hclptng the third-ranked
Blue ~moos 'iurv1vc a scare and beat the
C'iacl .. A lat k nf N<:wron Al·ar h ..
K11t1hach. 17 rr1 en11, r<1,tcd a \1\th place fin1\h 1n ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~·
the all-around lnmix·11twn c11 tbc Hqhd3\ Cla'>'>lc 1n 'ian
Diego Rlatk. IS. wa' a pc.·rfornwr 111 thl' ht'\ta Ho\\l 1n
Ph<K'OI\ a 1.:oupl<' of "eek<. ago
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prcltminan and final compet1t111n
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nown lhat may be within or undctf Said sele will be held on Tuesd1y. Ile parcel of land hctfalnabove d• January 17. 198'4 11 2 00 pm at Ille
rlbed loV41lhe< wllh Iha pe1pe1ual Chipman Avenue entrence to Ille IQhlS ol dtllllng mining exploring C1v1C Cetller Bull01ng, 300 Eut nd operating lheref0t and ll0<1ng In Chapman Ave . Orange CA
no removing lhe 11me from u 1d Al the ume of lhe 1n1t111 publt-ano or any other lano. including 11\e cation of thlS notiee tl\e 101a1 iglll to w111pstock or 01tec1lon1lly amounl or the unpeld balenc. of Ille rill and mine from lands otllel 11\an obligatlon tecureo by the eboY9 ~ llOM herecnebove deterlbed, Oii or acrlbed OMO of 1rvs1 and "limited
H weHs. tunnels and 1h1tt1 Into. osll a•pense1 and 1dvenQt1 It hrough or across Iha 10b10rface of $16-4.•37 20
tile land herelnabova deterlbed and The total 1ndebtedne11 being en
o bollom Suell whlp1toctce0 or as11m11e on which tile opening bid la trect1ona11y drilled wells, lunnel1 omputeo may be oblalned by cell-
nd shafts under and benllh or 1ng f415) 9•5·6"418 the dey bef0tt beyond the exlerlor 11m111 thereof. lie sale nd 10 redrlll. re1unnel, equip, meln-Oiied Decembef 20 1983
taon. rep111r deepen and OQereta eny FIRST ,t.MER ICAN TITLE IN · uch -us or mines wilhoul. l\OW· URANCE COMPANY the nghl to dttll mine store, s said Trustee
aplore and Opt< ale through the IOr · By T D SERVICE COMPANY, agent
ace or Ille upper 500 IMt of Ille y-06bble Krebs •n1111n1 Ste· ubsurtece ot tl'le land llctfetnabOve etary
HCrlbed as reserved •n Oeed r• 1990 N CA. Blvd Walnyt Creel!, ordad Decembtr. 13. 19H In BOOll A 94596-3787 11304 Page 492. Ott1c1a1 Record• 15-94-4-9015
YOU ARE IN DEF,t.UL T UNDER A Published Orange Co111 Delly DEED OF TRUST D,t. TED April 17, Pilot Dec 'l7. 1963 Jan 3. 10, t984 •981 UNLESS YOU TAKE •CTION 6617-83
DEATH NOTICES
Mid deed of trual deaerlbel Iha
fotlowlng Loi 6 of T ra<:1 No 35 t9, u
pey map rtcorded in 8<><* 128, Paget 18-21 1nclua1.,.. of ml•·
oe1l1neous maps, 1n tlle Ofta of tht County Recorder of said County E11· C41PI the Soutll-llfly 1 00 IM1 of
said land YOU ARE IN DEFAULT UNDER A
DEED 'OF TRUST DATED 211011981 UNLESS YOU TAKE AC· tlON tO PROtECT YOUR PROP-
ERTY, It MAY BE SOLD AT A PUB· UC SALE IF YOU NEED AN EXPLA· NAtlON OF tHE NATURE OF tHE PROCEEOING AOAlNSt YOU, YOU SHOULD CONTACT A LAWYER
4733 Cortleno. C0<on1 Del Mar CA 92625
(If 1 alreal address Of common dealgnlllon or property la lhown
ebOve. no warranty it gt~ •• to ltt completeneaa or corractneee) " TM beneflellty undtr Mid Deed o( Trust. by reason of a brtaci'I Of d•
laull In lhe obllgetlon1 NCurtd tht<eby. heratofore executed end delivered 10 the undtrtlgned • wrlt-
len Declerallon ol Defeull and a.-mend for Sele, end wrluen notice of breech and of elecllon to ceuN tl\e
underSJOned to sell "Id property to ut11ly u 1d obllgeuona. end lhtt'• WONN !J ~'f\1 \h:u11ci.c.l"') • J.-nuary ettctf tht Ynderliqned c:auNd uld
ETHEL MARIE WONN. a 11.1984 Graveside services notlet of bfucll end of electlOn to
r N Be h will be conducted on Thurs-l>t rec0<d«S Septemt>tt 21. 1983 u rc>Stdcnt o ew.port ac ' lnllr No 8J.• 16J.48 of Official ~ passl•d away January day.January 12.1984atRiv-e0<0slnt11eottaofllleRecord«ot
8, 1984 She was bom De-t'nnde National Cemetery Orengo County.
t·embN 16.1900 in C.Olorado Pierce Brothers'Sm1ths Sald .. lewOlt>emade,but.ithOut
M t Di to eovenent or wenanty, axprM1 Of Im· Shl• 1s survived by her or uary. rec rs piled, regerdtng 1111e posMlllon, or
daughter. Leatnce Foster orr~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:-fencumbrtnc:ea. to pey the remalnl~
Newport Beach and thret> prlncipel •um of the notCl(•I NCur9CI
grandsons Funeral services MAA•OR LAWN-MT. OUVI by said deed of truat. with lnter .. t ., In Uld nott provided. adv~. If will be held Wednesday, Mortuary ' Cemetery eny unoerthetermaOIN4<1DeedOf
JanuMv 11.1984 at l lAM at Ct.matory truft, lees c:t111rgea. end a•pentee of
Pacific' View Mortuary 1825 Giiiet Ave. tile Trustee end ofll\e tN111crNted Cotta MMa by Mid Deed of truet Chapt•I Interment at 01 -5"'0-55s. SalOMllWlttbehtldon tueed.ay,
1vt>wood Cemetery in River-January 2•. 198.4, 11200 pm 11 tile
~1de, California Pac1f1c Chapman Avenue entrance 10 the
V1Pw Mortuary. Dlrt'C'tors CMc C.Otar Building, 300 Eaat
RIDINGS
ALONZA P RIDINGS. a
resident of Hunt1nglon
8e1Kh for more than 25
y!'a~ away Thurs·
daYl January 5.1984 in
Huntington Bt>Kh Mr Rid·
1ngs WM tht' 1<>n of Thomas
Andrew and Marguerite
Crismon Ridings and was
born 1n Dallas, T('xas, No
vcm~r 16,1919 Meo wu a
Vt'tA'ran uf lhc Unilt'd St.aw.
N&1vy dunng World War 11
nnd w a membt•r or thl'
Costa Mc>~• Vf'W and
Amt'r1can Lt>11on 1'08t H<-
hAd bttn an Al mblf'r for
McDonald Ooualaa and
man l'('('t•ntly had workfd at
tht• T<'x.co St.auon •t 7th &
P rtflt Coil t Hwy Surv1v·
I r\8 rt' • pt"'cia I f r11"nd,
Etht>lt>nt' R WoodlnSlo n
and on l lltf'r, Vir1fnJa
BA4c·urn of Rtct\,tlrdton.
T "'a: Frl<'ntU m•y call ot
Pl rt: • Brother• Smllh1
Mortuarv ftom N N unul
NRCI UOTHIRI
HU IROAOWAY
lllORTUARY
110 Bto.dw•Y
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Chapman Ave , Orenga, Ce
Al Ille time of tht Initial put>U cellon ol 11111 notl09, the total •mount of tM unpaid b•lenot ol the
obligetlon MWred by tile aboYI d• acrlbed deed of tfuet encl Mtlm41led coete. 8111*\MI. end IKfvanoM I• SM,13$39
The total indebtadnna lMNnCI 111 .. tlmet• on wtMcti the opening tild la ~puled mer tMI Obt.ined by cMI l'l9(?1.4) 937-0He Of (213) 827·•116 Ille dl y '*ore Iha aale
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A8'11t1nt S.Ctatll'y
Ont Clty 81Vd. WMI Ofange • Ca 1129N
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'M:TntOUl llUl•H NOllCl 0, PUBLIC HEARING T --.::::; MA1iW ITATWm>IT NOTtet °' TIWaTI I I.A'-& Otpatlm_..t °'the Tre..,,-,Jlntwoal 8! HELD BY THl ORANGE COUN NOTICE 0 DEATH OF MOTICa CW T1IUITVI U&.I lllOTICI 01 TMM~ eAU ..,.._.. CCMMT
fhe ~Int ~ .,. OOltlQ ~ .... 1°'1.,... ~ 8ervlCw TV IOAAO Of' SUPEAVISOf:\S 8£.RNARD T. I.ONO AND w. ... MIJllrf'M.Ut .......... U'711'1711 cw c~ b<J81n1M n ~ONI Nottot ol AALm> IND IALI THC AMCN~C.NTS TO THE I.AH () p~oN TO a ""MIN T.&. ..._ o.-, ........___ COUlnl' CW~
T.I . No. H-Utlt Und4lr tn. .,ll\Of•ty in lnt .. t\111 USE £LEM ENT ANO TAANSPO &::'# 1111 '"' • UWf COOi! 0 • T .&. ~a:nt In lfl• Matf# of TN -
w!Ai:, ~~~·,~ UMITCOU.H ~Code MCtoon 0331 tn. TATIOH EHMENTS ~THI o I TER E TATE NO. A TAMIMC8COWANY HERMH ,.,HAHC~L ~"· ~1anof
Cl\atiel Irving OllrMttl 314t Col· ..... VllTA ' PfoC*IY dMCribed tMHow haa been ANGE COVNTY OENEAAL Pl.A l!l l7' ~r'*' Tnat .. unoer the ATION ,,..... ............ ~St Co9tt ....... Ce' t2t29 f~~~ua~u~,: =~o:.::."P:J."'fr'C:,,,01~~!.' ANO ,OA AELATEO PROJECTS . I Tu idl ht>ars bcn,.f1c1.i1"1C11. ll.L g LtTr•~U8l~A~~K>: duly ~lee! TrwttM wtlCW I IOt Ctiengie ol *me l6
Im b\itlMU .. COMuc:tecl by en Wi'l'l"slLL1Al PUBLIC AUCTION tt;""' ~late C/O na..-ar M Sot-· NOTICf IS HCA!8Y GIVEN that I"'! lft>J1tat1 .ind corHtn"UO\ 0 T .... HIGHEST D•~· F-folOWlng detctibecl d..o of If Ho A 121 1 lno/Vldl.HW .,... .._... ...... OttflOe Covnty Bowd of 8uJ*· , • ., .,...._.,. "" WILL S!LL AT PU~IC AUCT OROfA JO IHOW CAUSI CNt1M GllrMth TO THI HIGHEST BIOOl!R ,0 5th W1rwlck Lene Ne•port vltofl wiH hotd 1 hMrll'Q to eontlOet crt'dtW,.. uf S.•rrwrd r Long ASH ANOIOA THE CASHlfRS OA TO TH HIOHUT 1100£" , FOf' CHAHOa Of HAUi
T1'11e ettt ...... I w11 llled with the CASH AND/OA THE CASHIERS 0 Be CA 92&80 propoule to •~ Ille Lan' UM and pt-n.oru who may bo 1!ATlf'IEO CHfCl<S SPECtftEO IN CASH ANO/OA THE CA5k1ERI OR IS.C IOM)
County Ci.rte of OtllnQe Cou11ty on CEA'rlFIEO CHECKS SPECIFIED IN tit proC)etty will be eolCI at pYbllc Element (LU 84· 11 end Tr#lePOf· th ls.t6 I tC' t('(f the-IVIL COOf 8ECTION 2t24h (P9Y· CEATtF'lEO CHt!CKS SP!CIFIEO &N ,renoiec0 AoCll9I Autlillllllt "-Dec lfl. 1914 CIVIL CODE SECTION 2t24h tpey tai. lindet Meled bid .. j)fOVlded by teuon u.rnen1 (T $4 1) 0 erw n l'\11 '" II Ille lllM of aalo In I~ CIVI'-COOi SECTION 202... ro.o •510n In "* ~ tor .,, ~1 able at the time of Nie tn lawfu Internal ~ue COO. Nellon 033$ Dare 01 HMfl"9 Januart 2~. 1044 will and/or f'Slalr Ol lhe United St.et .. ) all right, able 11 tn. tll'l!f ot .... In Otd9r petlUo•w 10 0..-•
Publlan.d OrlllOt eo..1 Deity money oflhe United Ste ... ) all r!Qhl, •nd relit~ 1::1ion• Time or HMrlflO o 30 1 m or u A peuuun mis ~~;n fil~ Ille ena tnl•est ~ to Ind money Of the Uftl.ed Stai.el .ii riont. 1116/het nema om flfanclMO ~
Piiot Jan a. 15. 22, 29. t884 11119 and lnterfft conveyed to •nd o ... 9lda • M Openecti Janu1ry .oon ttier .. 11.,"' ooaalble by 1...itur111 Lon" Pl"rry m \M held l>Y 11 under •aid D..o of lftle Ind 1ntwett convey9d to and Rl.iblAlel to rnnt. Rubi
184·84 now held by It under Ml<I 0..0 o 24· t08" ' Location &o.td H-11\Q Room Hell • • Or ru11 in the PfOl>«'IY l'\w'ejnaftet • now held by It UfldW Mid OMO of IT IS HER.EBY Of'DENO tNt all Trust 1n tn. Pfot>ef'ly nere1nat1tt o .. Time eldt wlff be OpeMd: 10 00 01 Aominittrllk>ll, ,0 CMc ~, .. Supt"rtur Court of 11nge rlbed Trutt In the pr0pet1y llereinatuw 0 .. l)tlf'IOM lfli...s.s tn tne ,,..._
------------toilbed AM Plaza (Corn• ol Btoadway and County r~quc•tlng that TAOSTOR KR MERRYMAN ICfl'*' •IO<ltNll<lappartMforelhltoowtlll Ml.IC NOTICE TAUSTOR· RICHARD P H!INt. '1"°' of ..... 24000 Avlla Roed, San1a Ana Blvd I S1n11 Ana Laur111 Lona Perry be ap-BENEFICIARY CROCK!R NA· TRUS TOR PEPP!RHIU! ~"*'' No 3 It 700 CMo· STEPHEN R AIZZONE LIQUnl Niguel. CA. 02817 4th f'IOOf Tile publlc hearing lnclu9'1 IM 101. 1 !d l IONAL BANK HEIGHTS c.t!let Oftw w.t, SMta Ma. c.1-
,ICTfTIOUI 8UIMH BENEFICIARY SANTA FE FEP. Tit .. Ofter9dl Only IM right, 11111. towing Land UM and TrlNPOf1allon JJOll lt l ~"1(ma repr~n· RECORDED AUQUll 20. 1pa1 .. BENEFICIARY MERCURY 8AV-to1ni.. on "-0 t7, , ....... t :15 NAflll ITATSMINT ERAL SAVINGS ANO LOAN AS and ln1..-.. 1 01 David C Soro-Ee111e Utmenl Am.ndmenl propoe&li \JIU Vt' lU dm1m1ter the et la~ natr No 25855 In 8oo4I 141'8 p INGS ANO LOAN ASSOCIATl()N o'ckJGI( AM • end I'*' ..0 '*9
T'h• fOllOwlng !*tone If• dOlng SOCIATION . In .,,d 10 tn. Pfopefly will be Offtl'ed 1 Lend. UM fl9(Tlt(lt Amendment of firt:rn.;,ird 1' Long (under 58 of Ottielal R«iofda 1n the olflc» RECORDED Nowmber 13, t "'ow c-. Ii 1ny mey ._....•,.tty,
b\Jllnatll R£COADEOJulyt3, 1970uln1tr for NII II r9Quetltd, lhe lnt.-nal t9a...1 thi• lndtpendent Admim.s· lheAl<:ofwolOtlflOtCowlty, u lnttr No 18521111 ~ l~83l Mid ~hlon fcx o..,. al,..,. DAVIS. GOTTLIEB ANO SHAW, No 18~0 In Booll 13227 pege 3 Revenue ~ wlH turnlth Inf()(· A Owne1·lnlll1ted ptQpOMI tol Mid OMO of ltUtl dMcrlbea tne ...,.. pege tm Of OftlClll R«iorde "'ould no1 be gram.cf.
1303 Avocado Avenue, Suite 280. of Offldal Reeord1 In IM office ot t mat Ion about po11lbl1 encum Sanllago Ranch to modify COf'I· trat1un of Elltatt'S Act) The 011owMg Pf°'*1Y f.,-j',;_ offlee of tn. ~-Of Or· IT 18 FURTf4(A OtdMMI IWI e •
Newport hKh CA 02&80 Recorw of Or1n91Count). brancee. wl'llCh may be uMfUI "'ct.. dltlona 71clt 11 7ccx21 11nd 7(g) 0/ peUtJon 11 set for heann1 1n PARClL 1 Lot 2& of Tr11e1 No ange County C09Y of thl• ordet 10 lt!OW--.,..
EVlfetl 01v1t. Ill Tru11 .. of The Mid dMd Of tru11 de.crlbet I termln:Ya t~ value of the lnllf .. 1 so.rd of suP..vttofl Raeo\utlon DP pt No 3 at 700 Civic tO' In the City Of trvtne, County of Mtd deed' of trust deeerlbea t pul>ftahed In tn. Ofange COMll ~ g:monaT~tM~A s:;:2;-Lane, ·~~of Trac1 No 10018 1n 1 =· of Tiiie Tile rioflt, 1111e. and :~!9~A~~~~· 1 (Negatrv• Dectar~ U-nter Dr .. West. Sant.a Ana. :'f~=: ~~~~.::;3 11="9..f'::~~1 ~Tc;:: :W":i.1~ ":::' 1n ~,,.=
Miiton Gottlleb, Tr~1 .. Of The Clly ot Ca.11 Meaa. County of Ot lnl11t111 of the llXP~ ("-med on 9 County·tnlluited llltlelldment 10 CA 92701 on 'Jan l8, 1984 at 2•. m~ rnapa, )n the Stet• Ot CalUornie M PW mep • 11 ,_.1 one. e wellk tor tour can-
MUton end Pat Gottlleb Trull e lnQI. 81111 of CaJ•torr}la. u perm 1114l t1on1 of tP111 tor ml 111 and to the reflect IM 1>1pan110n of Coyote ca-. 9 30 8 m 1e1 of the County Recorder of Mid ~Otd In~ ,74 ~ 34 Md a5 MCU1tYe .,..1p<lot10 thl 419y ot....,
Oallmont Dt•ve. Loe Ange!M CA rtcroded In Booll 42S. Pagee 4 to P'Ol>«'IY 11 olf•ed for Nie eubleci to nyon Landflll on lhe Land u.. IF YOU OBJECT W tht• ounty lndullve of M~ Mapa, In hearing
90049 Inclusive of mlSCefflnlOUI m~1. I tny prior valid outttandlng mof't· ment (EIA 5071 Exc;ept all oll. Oil rigntt. m1nera.11, the otttee of let\ County Reeorder al o.t.a Jlfl t , 1* North County P111~1. Lid . t303 the office Of 1ne County Recorder o fl~· encumt>rancet. or 011\ef '*'' c Countl:eo rlV\llOt\ 011 grnnung of th~ ~tJlaon, you 1nera1 nght• nat~ gu r'igtlta Ind Mid Covnty Frank Oomei1lcNm
Avocado Avenue. Suite 280 Ne'#· Mid County In avor of thltd Pllftlet eoain•t ,,... Land VR t to reftec1 Cit should either 1tppear at the tl\ef P'rydrOC111t>on• by whatlOl\'er ucepto Unit 302 by 1 pani.t 1~ Judge of u.
port Beach, CA 92eecl YOU ARE IN OEFAUL T UNDER IHP•yer that tafl IUl)lflOt to 11141 '*' Sphe<et of lnhuenc;e (Negat1¥1 Dec hearing and SUI~ you ob,ec· arne l\nown lhll may bl wlthln con...eyance rlGOfded Noll'lmber to Suc>etlor Ccutt
Thlt b\Jtlneu 11 condUC19Cl by a DEED OF TRUST DATED June 20 of the United 81•1• ~ Pfopert}' II llflllon 3PNl9S) . l r I lle ob ndlftheparoetofland 1981 Ill bOOk l'-4288 Page l5 Of: Pub11$hed ()range COM11 ~
Otnlfll peftnetahlp 1079 UNLESS vou TAKE ACTtO ~ered tor .... "whlf• .... end "U D County-Initiated llVISIOn Foot IOOS or I c Wrt n }ElC-rlbld. t<>oethw with the 1>41'· lldal Aloo<d• ' Piiot Jan 10, 17, 74.,, t ....
Donald W Shaw, 11 Tru11 .. ol TO PROTECT YOUA PROPERTY. I 11 and wil~1 recourte lgaln•t the hllllTrabuco Plan lions with the <.'OUrt before ual 1igh1 of dr11Ung, mining. ••· Unit 303 by partial racon~ 2Qs-M
The Donald W Shaw Revocable MAY BE SOLD AT A PUBLIC SALE Untied Slat" No guaranty°' w1r· E COllCUrrtnl ProjeCla for the ~armg Your appear· ortng Ind OC>lflllng thefelor and llGOfded O.C.,.,..t>et 23 t9f2 M In
Trull. Genlfel Pertntf IF YOU NEED AN EXPLANATION 0 ranty ••Pf ... ()( Implied. la made .. UM Element Amendment 1oe ... 1 In Cllla? mAy be U1 person or by tor Ing In and removing t"9 llrument No 82·4S04 77 Offielel Re-Pl8.JC ll)TIC( Thia etatement WU tiled with lhe THE NATURE OF THE PAOCEE to IM valldlty ol Ille lltle. quellty. elude , • r rom lald land ()( 111y Olher land. QOfd•
County Clerll of Ot1nge County on ING AGAINST YOU. VOU SHOU Quantity, wetgh1, Ila. or condition ot 1 • Communny Profile ~mend your ;1t\Omty ncludlng the r!Qht to wtilpatoctc or UnlJ• 30' 307 308 30ll 310 3t t YOU AM .. ~AULT ~ A
Dec 30. t983 CONTACT A LAWYER. any ol tn. PfoPlflY. or 111 fllneH for menl 83•21 tor Coyote Canyo IF YOU ARE A C REDI-lrectlonally dnll and mine from and 312 by' a panial r ' • • DIE> ()II nwn..!.. OATID MIOUIT
f2Mt04 1093 Sea Blutt Drive. Coata M•••. any uN Of pu1poee No claim Wiii t>e Landfill (EIA 507) TOR l>r a cdhungem cr(.'<iitor ands othel' than thoM llerekla~ rac0tdld June 8. 1083 u lnrtrumenl 21. 1te2. UNU!I• YOU tMUI At;.
Publltned Orenge Cout Delly Callfornl1 eon•ldet&d f0t allow1nce Of ldJult· 2 • Select1on 01 1 grading plan f h d ~ f 1 eacrlbed. Otl or gu ...i11. tunnel• p.238049 Ottlclll R.corct. T10M TO "'°ftCT YOUR ~
Pilot J111 10, 17. 24, 3 1, 198-4 "(II a 11re11 1ddru1 or common ment Of fOf 1e1el1tlon of the .. le lll•rnative l0t Coyote Canyon Land 0 l e ect'&.S<! • you must I ~ nd st111t1 Into. through or acroea l»!lt 308 by apal1tal r~ ' ~fn'Y. fl MAY M 90U» AT A ..U.
211·84 OellonatJoo .oLp10Qerly is baaed on failure of the property to 1111 (6IA S07) 11 T-rilMPOflatton E ~our dalm with the <.-ourt or he •ublurface of uie land tietlln· , .Auourt 23, ,083 a tnetru· UC 9ALL • YOU .... llM &
------------above, no warranty la given u to It conform with 1ny exprffMd or lm· metll Amendment 198._1 present ll to the personal rep-boved11C1lbedandtobo1tom•U<lll men!' No 93.381040 Ottltl&I Re-"LANATIOM OI' THa .._.,.._ tW Ptltl.JC f«>TICE eomp1e1eneu Of c0trectneH)." T piled rec>reMntallon. A. Aev111ons ot the Muter Plan of resentallve appointed by the hlpttocited Of dlraclionally drllled cord•. Code 55·028 P1rcel: THe ~~YOU,
O.nefk:l1ry und•r Mid Deed o ""9mptlon "Ith•• The rlghta of r• Aiterlal Hlghweyi CMPAH) Compo. etla. tunnel• and enatt• uncs.r end 93o-t40-0t 02 06 13 YOU ~ CONTACT A LAW· flCTITIOUI IU&INEll Trull, by reason of a breacti or Cj dempllon. 11 epeclfied In lnternll nent IACludlng court w1th1n Cou.r months 11th or beyond the ••lwlor YOV Afi IN 'oEFAULT UNDER A YIA.
NAMI ITATIMINT fault In the obllgatlona MCur Revenue Code MCtlon 8331. 1re ( l) Chang•s 10 the MPAH mod· Crom the date of first issuance lmlls thereof and to redrllt, rtiiunne4, DEED OF TRUST DATED Novem..,. llOTICa <W 1llU9TD'9 aAt...S
The fo~ng P41fl0nl are doing thereby. heretofOfa e .. euted in quoted u follows lfy'lng or Arterial Hlghw1ya (MPAH of letters as provided in Sec· ulp, maintain, repair dMpefl and 7, 1080. UNLESS YOU TAKE AC. JK). 40f7ll
butlnett u . dellvered lo IM underlign.d I ~rlt a.o. 1337• ~Ion of PYop-Component Aoumoor lel1ur 700 r h p ba Cod perale through the turf.oe Of the TION TO PROTECT VOUR PROP· On Ja.rwaty 30. 1* at tO:OO NORTH COUNTY PARTNERS, len Detlaratlon Of Default and .,.,. World Planned Community and IM lion 0 t e ro te e pper SOC>, .. , ol the IUblUrflOI Of ERTY IT MAV BE SOLD AT A PUB-A.M .. 11 The,.., enlr8no9 tooby on
LTD., 1303 Avoc:.do Avenue. Suite mend tor Sale. and written notice o (a) lefofe &a6e. • Any person Aliso Viejo Planned Community or Ca!Jfomta The Ume for tie l1nd hereln1bove dMCrlbed, u LIC SALE If YOU NEED AN EXPLA 5th Street of Chicago TJtle !Nutence
280. ~ a..cn. CA 02860 btMCl'I and of elecllon 10 cauae I whole l>fe>perly hlS been leYted (21 Consideration of revlllon1 10 ft ling clauns Will not expire eMrYld In the Deed flom The ll'ilne NATl()N OF THE NATURE OF THE Company bulldlng locei.d at 501
Donald W Sh1w, u Tru11 .. of under1lgnld to Mii Mid property 1 upon ltlall have Iha right to pay the the MPAH modllylng the circutillon rior lO four months Crom the omp1ny, 1 West Virginia C~· PROCEEDING AGAINST vov. v Nofth Main Street. In the City of
The Don.id W Shaw Revocable ut11fy Mid o«>llgatlon1, and ther ltl'IOUnt due. l<>oethef with Ille •11· ayatem in and near the Cllles ol Villa p llon. reciorded ,\Pf'll I, 1974 In boot! SHOULD CONTACT A LAWYER. Senti Ana, County ot Ot'AflOI, Ster. Trull. 47 H1tbor RldOf Drive, New· 11ter the underlignld cauMd .. peose1 of the proc.edlng. II any. to Park Orange and Anlhelm (Tait· date of the heanng noticed 11107. page 14 t 1, Offlcl&I R«:orda. 26&4. 1168 Senta Alla Ave • Costa of Cellfomla, CAUFOAHIA AE·
port Beach. CA 929e0 notice of brMCh and of lllectlon t lheSecre11ry1t any time Pf'lor to the Serrano Delellon EIR) COM· abovt.> 1n111ument No 242 MMe.~ CONVEYANCE COMPANY. a Cal-
Claudette Y Sh1w. 47 Hart>or be recorded September t3, 1983 ule thereof. and upon auch pay· PLIANCE WITH CEOA YOU MA y EXAMINE the PARCEL 2 E&Mmenll. rlgtl1 111d '(tt 1 llfeet lddt ... or common lornta COfporatlon. II duty 11>-
Rldge Drive, Ne.wpon Beach. CA Instr No 83~•02029 ol Oftlclal menl the Secretary lh•lf rettore Emmonmental documentation hu f 1 k b h If ICenMI over other iota In TrlC1 No oesignallon of propetty 11 thown pointed Truet .. under tNt Cl9tUlln
92680 cord• In the ottiOe ol the Recorder 0 such property to him. 1nd 111 further been preperted fOf each ptopoe.al u t e ept Y l e court you 102 ror the purpoeea Ml tortl't In above, no wirr11nty 19 given a 10 lta Deed of Trwt IQOUtecl by WILLIAM
AeglMld C Ctiarnber1 Ill. 4221 Orange County; p1oceedlng• 1n connection With the lndtcateO above pursuant 10 the Cali· are interested m the estate, rtlcle IX of the Oeciiaratlon of Cov. completeneae or QOfrectnesa).. T HAYS,• mwrllld men• h6t aep.
Kalkoo Pl-. Honolulu, Haw111 S1ld lale win be made, bul wiJhout levy on 8UCtl Pfoperly lhall CUM forntl Env1ronmenta1 OuaJlty llC1 ind you may serve upon the ex-anti. condition• and restrlcilOna blneflclery uf\det Mid OMO arate property INStors, recorded on
96! t8 ~I Of warranty, ••P' ... °' Ir.om the llml oJ auch paymenL tn be rev\IWeO b the 8oard of ad · to ICOfded In Booti 10735, P~ 293 Trust'. by reuon of e bf each or • 8-~ 2 tte2, • trwtn.wnsrt Thll butlneu 11 condtKted by 1 plled. regarding 11111 poueaalon,"' (b ) Redemption of AMI E1t1t1 Super.ttsor• prlOf 1~ or eoncunenl ecutor or mmtstra r , or seq .of Official Record1,lncludlng flUll 'in the obllgallon. Mc:Wed No 82·310708of0fticill Aecordlof
Umlted p1rt111r1hlp encumbrlnOIS, to pay the rem11n1no Arter..... wilh these amendments Thi• en· upon the attomt'y for the ex· t not limited to, euementt, rlghll thltlby, heretofOfe 1..,cutecl and Orenge County. Stele of CMfomta.
Donald W Shaw, at Trust" of principal eum of the ~1,1(1) MC:UreO ( 11 PerlOd ·The ownete ot any rial vironmen1al documenlliton 11 avlll· ec:utor or adm.in1.Strator, and nd Ileen'" f0t the pul'P<>M Of: (Al dell\'lfed 10 lhl undWllgned 1 Wftt· Under the powar of .... t,.,. con-
The Donald W Shaw Revocable by Mid deed of Trust, with lnterett proper1y IOld H proVldld In Melton able IOf publk: review bet._, tM file with the court with proof Minor ancrolChments on edjolnlng ten Declaration of Default and o., lained: wtU Mii .i f>Ubllc 11.tCUon to
Truet 111n said note Pf'Ovfded. ldvances, ii 633S their hetf1, 1Hculor1, or 1d· houra 01 8 00 am and , 30 m 11 t•. CB) Repair, replacement and mand tor s.i. and written notice of the htghMI bidder for C41911, or ctl9dl
Thi. 1t11emen1 w11 flied with the 111y, und., the term• ofQlq'Oeld of mim1t1ators, Of any per10n h1v1no the Enwonmental Anatysla Jvlllon. of service, a wntten requ~t 11n11nance ot cer111n Hwer, b<Meh and ot' .-Ct.lot\ 10 CauM tlle u o.cr1bed ~· ~ .S the
County Cieri< ot Orange County on 11u11, •-. ct111gea, anfl...~ ... of any lnte<est therein. or a llen there· Aoom 280 ,00 CIVIC Center Dtlve stallng that you desire spectal ater. .iectrlclty, gu, telephone, undersigned 10 NII Mid prc>perty to t!IM of .... In l..tvl money al the
Dec 30, 1083 the Trull" 1nd of the llusta created on. Of any person In their beh1ll. West. Santa Ane, California nota<.'e of the filing or an an· ralnage and cable lllevitlon 11!'91. aaUsf) Mid obllgattonl. Ind l,,.,._ Unii.d Stat• of Amedca.. wlthoul. F2MIOI by aald Deed ol Trust lhall be permitted 10 redeem tM All persons either ta Ing or opPos-d t r onnectlons and lacttttlet. elter Ille underligned 'tauMd Miki warranty llq)f ... or 'MClled M to
Publltlled Orange Coul Dally S11<1 sale wlll be held on: Wednee· Rfopeny sold, or any par11cul1r tract In lf\ese ro 1~~r• Invited 10 ventory an appratSemen ~ vou ARE IN DEFAULT UNDER A notice ot brNCh and ol IMctlon to 11111, UM. ~ ... ~ or encutn-
Pllot J1n 10, 17, 24, 3 I , 198-4 day. J1nuary 18, 1084, al 2·00 pm ol IUCh properly II any time within pr~I tn!r = befOfe the Board estate assets or or the pell· EEO OF TRUST DATED August 9. be recorded August tO, 1983 u bflnCeS, Ill rlght, tit .. and lnw•
2 t2-84 11 lhe Chepm1n Avenue entrance to 180 days alter the sale thereof 01 Supervisors uons or att'Ounts menuoned 1981 UNLESS YOU TAKE ACTION ln'1i No 83-3-47135 In Booti of Of. now held by It a111ucm Truatee In end
------------the Civic Center 9ulldlng. 300 Eut C2l P11ce ·Such properly 0t tract Mateital 11111 you wish t be brought m Section 1200 and 1200 5 of O PROTECT YOUA PROPERTY. IT 11c111 Record• in the ottlce of the to the following delcribed PfOC*1Y Ch~man Ave., Orange, CA. of property shall be permitted to be 10 lh• Board 01 Supervisors' anen· h C I f P ba Cod. MAY BE SOLD AT A PUBLIC SALE. Recorder of Orange County; tltuated tn 1"41 aforeeald COunty end Pla.IC NOTICE At the time of the Initial publl· redeemed upon paym•nt to the llon 11 the hearln must be filed with l e a I ornia ro te e. 1F YOU NEED AN EXPLANATION Of Said aale wlll bl made. but wlltloul Stet•. to wit· ---FIC_TfT,.._IO_U_l_8U--lt-Nl_l_I __ cation ol this notice. the total purch ... r. or In case he cannot be the 'cierk ol lhe ioard 24 hOUll or PubltShed Orange Coast HE NATURE OF THE PROCEED-covenantorw1tranty,ll(pf ... Oflm· A CONDOMINIUM COMPRISED
NA• ITATIMINT amounl of Ille unpaid balance of the found In the county In which th• more prior to Ille acheduled hearing, Daily Pilot Jan 4, 10, 11. 1984 INO AGAINST YOU. YOU SHOULD plied, regarding lltle polNMlon, or Of· ~
1 obllgatlon MCured by the ebove de-property to ti. redeemed l1 altu11ed. ••• cop1e1 are required I 04_83 Of.ITACT A LAWYER enoumbrane.a, 10 pay the r.mlllnlng PARCa 1 Units 298 end 30 on ™' lol!Owlf\O 1>41'ton• 1ta dOlng ecrl'*' deed ol tru" and .. 11m1ted the 1mount payd by sucn purchaeer For further l'l1,ormallon you lie In· •9St Pueo 0. Vega. Irvine. Cllt· prlnclpll eum of the notet•) NCUred Parcel t u oer mac> filed In book t:>u~= ~:SAL TEAATION ALLEY. co"'· ••penMS. and advanoea '' and inter"' ther&Ofl at the flll ot 20 vlted co ca~atrick Lee in the Ad· torn11 by Mid deed ol Tru•t. with lnter .. t 1se. ~ 141 and 1!, of P9t'Ctt.....,. ~ 187. 192 04. percent per innum vance Pl1nn1 Division " (714) P\a!C NOTICE "(If a 1tr .. 1 lddr"1 Of common u In Mid note provided. edvlnCel." (hef9in Mid p.,oel ). M ltlOwn and 224 Ogle St., Coate M.... 92827 TM to111 l11debtldneu being an Ettect of Junior Encumbfenc:M 834·S380 or ~me inio the ottlce n1Qn1tlon of property 19 thown any. under the terrna ol Mid Deed of defined on 11111 c.ttaln Con· N~=~C~~=1c11tt Dt . eatlmate on wtlk:h Ille opening bid 11 '-· U3t(c). Etf.c:t of Junlof En· 10t1ted at 400 Ctvte Cenlet Drive NOTICE Of otllOU/T10N bOve. no -rranty 11 ~ ... !o "'trust, fees. ch.,gea, and~of dotr*Wm Pieri recorOld Oecetnber
Thi• ooslna1 11 conduc11d by 1 computed miy 0. obtained by call-cumbfllfteff. Wesl Room 263B S1n11 Ana Call· CW 'AATNl"IH!ft pleteneu or eorrectneea). The the Tru''" and of the trustac:feeted 31• 198t In boot! 14344• PIOI 57
lng(1t4)937-0966or(213)627-486S A c:ertllicate ot 11le ot personal fornla 92702_,.0,9 · 1 lciary under Mid Deed of byMldOeedofTNSt OtftdelAlcorCSsof_?r"'OI~· g-::-~ :~=Ip Ille d1Y t>efore the aale proPlf1Y given Of I deed to rMI BY ORDER OF THE BOARD OF Publit notice 11 hereby given that rust by reuon of a breach or• Slid Nie Wiii bl held on Mondey, Call!ornle (the Condominium
Thlt tlllctmlllt waa flied with the Dated December 19 1983 propeny ei11Cuted purtuanl to MC· SUPEAVISOAS OF ORANGE Jeck B.eyerletn and Robert R IUll In the obllgallonl MCUted January 23. t"4. 112 00 p.m at the Plan')
County Clerll of Ora"""" County on MAR VISl A llon 6338 ati.11 d11Charge IUCh prop-COUNTY CALIFORNIA Sather heretofore dOlng buslneat hereby, heretofore e•,cutecl Ind Qlaipman AlllnUI entrenc:e to ttle PAAC€L 2: An undivided 2.°' per·
-·..-N Nk:I Trust... eny from 111 !lens. encvmbrancea. · JUNE ALEXANDER under '•ne llcilllOUa firm name and lveted 10 the undlnlgned a writ· CMc c.tlter Building, 300 e..t cent ~l lntereet In and 10 Mid Pwc.1
Oecembet '9• 198' fn.117' Qy TD SERVICE COMPANY. lgefll and llllet over whleh Ille lien ot '"'. Clerk ot the Board! style or Flstl·n·Fun It t808 Glluy en Deciaratlon of Default and 0.. Chaprn. In All'I . Otenge. ca excepting ttllfetrorn ~· ehoWI\
Publllhld Orange Cout Cally B~ Sandie Arment1, A.Ulatanl Sec· Unlled S11t11 with respect to whlcll 01 Sul)ll'Vl90fl Drive. City of N9wPOrt BMdl, Coun· and IOt Sele. and written notice ot At the tifTll of the tnltlail publi-on the ConclomiNurn .
. 24. r•tary ttte levy w1a made hid Pflorlty Ora County ly of Orange Sttte of Callfornl1 dk:I MCh Ind of 8'ectlon lo caiM the cation of thls nollee. the 101&1 PARCEL 3 E.uemwita ~
P1T,t.: lO, 17• 2 • 31 • t984 One City Blvd West. Orange. CA Deecrlptlon of Propetty: City ol Publlsnecl Orange Cou1 "g'alty Piiot on the 111 dey of Deeemb«. 1983. by aig~ to MM Mid property to amount ol the unpaid blltnee Of the '*'1JO t:c"'~::: ~~
NllC NOTICE
02168 ~ 8-ch. County of Otinge Jin 10 198• 224-841 withdr1-.1 dlllohll the Mid part· litty aliCS obllgatlona, end lhW• ~Ion MCVrld by the above 0. ute 1
C714) 83s..8288 Loi \S of tr1tt number l973, .. I* · nenttlp 1nd tennlnata tllelf ret1t1on1 fler fhe ~ e--.d Wd ICrlbld deed of trust Ind •imated (II defined Oil ._ CO.~
Publlatfed Ot•noe Cout Daily map rKorded In bOolt 114, PIO' •2 DllDtlC MnTJCE .. p1rtnen lheflln UC:• of bre.ch Ind ol elecflon to COii•. IXperl-. end ldvlnc:M II Plan and "-'''bid In the Declet·
PtlOI Dec 27 t983, Jan 3, tO, 1934 ol mmp1 In the ottlce of II)• County r ~ "" Sek:l t:>ullness In the luture Wiii be recoroect Septemb« 29. t983 u s 138.351 61 allOn)
'1CTl110UI Ml ... 11 6618-83 Recordet of Hid County F CTITIOUI 8UllNEH conducted by Robert R Salhlf wl'IO nelr No 83-430287 of Offlclal ~ The IOlel lndebtedneN being an PA-ACEL 4 ~ -
NAiii ITA Tl..wf Improved rHI property commonly 1 E T TEMENT wlll pay and dlSCTlarOt a.II llabilltlff O<dt In 11\e ottlQe of the AeeOfdlf ~ """""• on which lhe opening bid" men~~~ nghlll ~ to
TIMI lollowlng per.oHt are dotng lllmtfC NOTICE kno..-m II 1S" Warwtcil Laoe. N-· The lol~AM a A d ' end debll of the n1m and ilCelve an range County. computed mey t>e ot1111nec1 by can· euch ,.,.,,. to "" Ille Common AIM
l:>UtlnMa 11: n-. Poll Beach. CA 92660 b owing persons are 0 no monies piyable 10 1119 lotm Said 14le wtll be made, but wilhoul ing (71•) 937--096& or (2 l3) 627-488S (11 detdleO on said eor.dom1111urn
CHEADLE MCKEAREN & CO., FICTrTIOUI IUllNEll Pre>pef'ty rnay be lnapectad at: 1S 1.. u~~~sS~~E ASSOCIATES l TD F'urthet no11Ce I• hereby given that oven1nt or warranty, uprHI or Im· the day ti.tore Ille Mle Plan 111d described in the Deel.,.
11St Dove Str .. t, Suite 205, New· NAlllE ITAT!Ml.NT War.NICI< Lane. Newport Beach. CA 1072 SE Bnstol. Suite 102: Santa Ille undersigned wWI not be reepon· II~. regarding 111141 posaesalon Of Dated Dec1mb11 23, 1983 :::'~r!~cept lhe Restricted Com--pocrt-~!'.:.St.Ot_&eoE..,.~e Court. The fotlowing per10ns are doing 92660 Aha CA 92707 s1ble, lrom thll day on for any obll· cumbllncet, lo pay the remaining HERMES FINANCIAL PARCEL 5 Easements fOf the UM
.. ..,,_,,. n '""" bullnen u : Subml11lon of •Id•: All btd1 must Ra P Olmscheid 1072 SE gallon incu,,8<1 by the olhe" In hit r1nc1pal 1um of the nole(a) secured COAPOAATION N~ Beach, Ca. 929e0 C p S l DSC SEA CES be submitted on Form 2222, Sealed Y own name or in 1111 name of the firm by Slid deed of Tru'1. with Inter Ill 18 aald TruttM and t>eneftl of Owrlers u 8Udl .._. John J McKerren 2520 Cliff AN APE VI • Bid for Purchase ot Seized Property Bnslol Suite l02. Santa Ana. CA · c · 11 lri said note provided advance1 If By T o Ser c A 1 ments 11te par11CUlany 1e1 forth In the
Ortv1. N~ a..cn.'ca. 02883 920 Aibor St · Costa Mesa, Ca Contact the ollfce Indicated below 92707 10fn~~·~111~1 2~~1 0~~-m~· ny. under the terms of.said Deed 'ot vice ~.~•::leho= "rtlcle •nlltleo "EH1men11" ol the
Thi• butlneu 11 conducted by· 92627 lor Forms 2222 end 1nt0tm1tlon Thll business 11 conducted by a 1983 ' Y • trust. IHJ, charges, and expenMI ol Alllsllnt Secre1a,Y Oecla1111011 or Covenanll. Con·
Dec t9 t983 Robert C. Colwell. 920.Arb0f St · 1bou1 the property Submit bid• to llmlled Plllnershlp. he Trustee and of the trusts created On City Bl d w 1 ditlons and Aestrtcilont '9COfded In
JOno J McKttren Co"• Mna. Ce 92626 the perton named bel<>w before ltll Ray P. Olmscnetd How1td •· "-lctl by said Deed ot Tru" 0: cv ·92~ book 143,.4 page 77 (the "Dec11t·
Thi• •tatement w11 ftled with the This buslnea 11 conducted by an time bid• will be opened This statement wu med with tl'\e ~=:A!?~"c~~~ulle :zoe Said sale will bl held on· Tueect1y Pubh•hld Oren;.""'~~ Dally atlon"J under the Seciion ~~
County Clerk of 011nge County on lndlvldual Perment Tlfm~ Bld1 mull be ac· County Clerk ol Orange County on ' anuary 31 198' 11 2·00 pm at ttte p I 1 J 3 10 17 198• In such •r11Cle entitled Certain Robert C Colwell Dec 12 1983 ..!atk Beyerleln · · 1 o an . . Euements for C>vimerw" and "Sup. Dec. tO, t 984 Tiii t 1 1 I led 1111 the companied by 1he full 1moun1 ol the · F232A38 Published Orange CoHI Dally hapman Avenue entrance to the 66S2·83
-'211111 C : *c'le<~ Owu 1 cO:nt on bid If 11 tolalt $200 or less II the IOlal OA"WIN I WAGNER Piiot Jan lO 1984 lvlt Center Building 300 East port Sefllemenl Ind Encroach· Publllhed Ot1ng1 Cout Deity oun Y 0 range Y bid 11 more than $200. submit 20 ' h~man Ave • Orange. CA Pl8JC NOTICE men•
Pllol Jan to. 17. 24, 31. t084 Dec 9• 1983 . percent of the amount bid ()( $200, l ull• 410 Al the time of the 1nttl1I publl· ALSO EXCEPT 111 Wltlt ¥no In"'
2t4-84 Fnm7 whleheve< IS g1Hl1t On aecepllnoe 16401 Von KermlN\ AHnue 111on of thl1 notice, the total FICTITIOUI IUllNlll under Mid land
Published Otinge Coul Dally of the hlghelt bid the bal1nce dlHl, If !nine, CA. t27lS Pllll.IC NOTICE amount of the unpa.td bal1nce ot Ille NA• ITATHllNT ALSO EXCEPT THEREFROM'*· TICE PllOI Jan 10, 17. 2 ... 31. 1984 any, will be required In lull (714) '56-1151 bflgatlon secured by the abOve de-The lotlow1ng persons ara dc>lng t11n oll gu and hydrotlfbon
___ ..;...;;.;;;.;;.;..;.~;;...;..,;...;,___ 213-84 form o4 '•yment: All payments Pubh!lhed Orange Coast Daily NOTICE Of OlllOLUTION strtbld d..a of lnJst Ind estimated bullnest II tnt11tes11 as re-vecl by Ind eon-
-------------1mu1t be by call\. eerllhed Check. Pilot Dec 20 27 1983 Jan 3~ 10 Of ,ARTNERIHIP OSll, •llpenMt. and advanca I• COVINA COMMERCE CENTER veyed lo LOUIS ~nklng...,.... c P\JBl.IC NOTICE cashier'• Of lreuurer's check or by 198,. 4.529 82 1072 S E Br11tol SUlle 102 S11111 Aelnkillg Arthur A IJndetta Ind
-------------1" United States po1tal b1nk. ex-6569•83 PubllC notiea is hel'eby given 11111 The tot11 indebted,_ being an Ana CA 92707 othlts by instruments reeordld 0..
flCTITIOUI IUlfNEll press ot telegraph money order PtllllC NOTICE LISSA EDITH JACOBSON and timate on wtilch the opening bid 11 Aay p Olm9C"9td 1072 s e cernblr 27 1944 tn ~ 1297
ANCHORAGE APARTMENTS, NAME ITATElllENT Make check or money O<dlf payable TRACIE RENEE SCOTT. hlrelolora ompuled m1y be obtained by c.11· Brlllol Suite l02 Sinta Ana. CA page 166. Aprtl 2. HMS. In booll
2888 B1y1hore Orl1•· Newport The following persons 111 dOtng lo the Internal Revenue SeNICI NOTICE TO doing business under the flc1111ouS Ing C• 15) 94!>-&4 t8 the di)' before 02707 1311 page 142 t November 9. 1949
Beech. Ca 02663 t:>ullneu aa T J OIMuzlo, Revenue Olftcer CMotTORI OF hm n1me Ind style of BAYSHORE he .. le ~II Properttes. 1 Cehlornia gen· n book 1924. P999 S301 , M.,.cn 2•,
Lym111 H FlfWell, 2 88 Ba~e CHEADLE MCKERAEN g CO . lnt11tn1tl Avenue Servlel 8U'-K TA.ANIFl!A PROFESSIONAL SERVICES 113 .. 16 Dated J.nuary 3. 1984 e<el partnerahlp 3&9 Sen Miguel, 1950 In booll 1989, pege 48tt. Sep.
Drive. Newport Beacti. CaHf 92883 115 t Dove St1Mt, Suite 205. N-· 24000 Avila Aoad ANO Of IHTEHTION Via Lido. Suite H. City of Newport T D SERVICE COMPANY Suite 120 N-pcn 8a1Ch CA lemt>er 8, 1950 1n b0011 2068, PCIQI
Catherine S F11W81I, "me •• port 8each. Ce 92860 L1gun1 Niguel. CA 92677 TO TAANUER Beath. County ol Orange Slate ol s Htd Trull... 92660 «2 Ind .. 45. Apnl 20. 1954, In bOOll
lbOYe Cerl Cheadle. 29 Encore Court, 7 t4-831 ·4020 ALCOHOLIC HV&"AOl C11lllornl1 did on the 6th day of July. By Debbie K.reba Olten Propet1H1t, 1 Calilorn11 oen· 2712 page 397 1 November I , 1958
Nancy F. Gurley, &37 Rancho Del N-port Beach. Ca. 92660 Publl1hed Orange Coast Daily Pll01 LICENll! 1984 by mutual conMnt, dluolve lhe Autatant S.cr.tary .-al pannerllhip 197152 MacArthur in bool< 3704. pages 303. 30' Ind
C.,.ro. t=allbrook, Ca. 92028 John J McKerren. 2520 Cllll Jin 10. 198,. (8-:1. 1101 .. 107 U.C.C. aa1d p111ner1h1p and terminal• their 1900 N Callfomla Blvd Blvd Suite t20, Irvine CA 92715 305 all being 01 official ~csa.
B1rb1ra F Wlnckl11. 17887 Oflve. NewPort Beach. Ce 92663 107-04 and 2'07).74 8 I, Codi) ret111ons 11 partner• therein alnut Creel!, CA 94596-3787 Andrew J l(ilanz 1072 s E 1ecords ot Orange County Cell·
Vlnel1nd Ave, Monte Sefeno. C1llf Thi• t:>utlness 11 conduC1ed by NOiie@ 1111e1eby given 1n11 a bulk Said business In the future wlll be 1S·944-90t5 Bristol, Suite 102 Santa Ana. CA f0t1111
95030 Dec; 19. 1983 1ran1t11 including An alcotlollc conducted by TRACIE RENEE Publllhed Orange Coul Dilly 92707 ALSO EXCEPT THEREFROM ell
Lyman G. F'ar-11. 2428 22nd John J McKerren t>eve111ge hcenae. Is about 10 ti. SCOTT who will pay and dttch1tge Piiot Jan 10. t7 24. 1984 This bul•neu 11 conducted by 8 on oo ughts mlllefals. mineral
Str"1, N-port Beach. C• 92660 Ttlls statement was flled with the PU8l.IC NOTICE made of lhal certain llquor •lore all ll1billt1ea arid debts ol 111e llrm 207 .94 generil pirtnersh•P r19hts natural gas rtghll Ind other
Thia t:>ullneu I• conducted by County Clerk or Orange County on business known as MR. BUCK'S and receive 1111 mon~s Ptlyt1ble 10 lhe Aiy p Olmacheld hydrocart:>ons by w111tl09'i9f nlm4I
Lyman G Farwell Dec 19 1904 8TATl!MENT Of WITHDRAWAL LIOUOA and localed at 2989 Fair· llrm Pllll.JC NOTICE Thll ataiemenl was hied wltn lhe known geothermal ltNm and •II
Thi• atatement wu llled wflh the "233131 f'AOM PARTNERI HIP view Aoad City or Costa MH&, Further notice 11 heteb~ given lhat County Cieri<. 01 Orange County on prO<Jucts de11ved lrOfl'l 1ny or the
County Clerk ol Orange County on Published Orange Coast Dally OPl!"ATINQ UNOER County ol Orange. State ot Can. the under•lgned will not be respon-FICTITIOUS •UltNlll Dec 12• 1983 torege><ng thll may be w11111 Of ut'lder
Dec 20 t983 Ptlot Jan 10 17 2• 31 1984 f'ICTJTIOUI •UltNl!lt NAME torn1a 92626 &Ible. from 11111 di )' on tor any obll· NA.Mt 8TATl!Ml!NT ~ ttte parcel ot land heretnabove de-
. ~ 214·11<4 · ' ' · 1Tlle lollowlngpertonh1.1wllhdrawn Namoa ol Transferors and gauon incu"e<I by the othera In hl1 The loltoWlng perlOt\I are dOlng QAAwtNa WA~ tcrlbed 1o091he< wtth 11)9 perpetl'lll
Publllhed Or1ng• Coall J1n 10 as 1 general partner l1om the p;rt· Lteensees. social seeu11ty number own name, or 1n the name ol the firm l'llJsrness as l4lfle 410 r'OI" oC cSlllllAg m.n1n9, .xplotinQ
17. 24. 3t. 1984 nenhlp c>peretlflO und., the le· 1nd bus1neu addreu are Dated 11 Newport Beach, Call· WALDON COMPANY. 223 011nge 1..o1 Ven K_ .. ,._ and ope<"111ng therelo1llld1IOflng1n
220·84 Ml.IC NOTICE tltlous b\Jtlneu n1me of PAVO CHARLES H BUCHHOLZ. 23 Lu lorn11. thta 6th dty of July 1983 St • Newport Beactl. CA 92663 n... CA. W7tl and removing the same from tald
PROPERTIES AND INVESTMENTS· 9rlsas Irvine. CA 9211S S.S • P\.ibhlhed Orange Coul Da.lly Doneld Hugh Friedman 223 Col PuOlltheO Orenge Cout Diiiy land 0t 1ny olhef land. lnc1\ldlng tlM
FlCT'ITIOUI aUl*Elt POMONA. II 1818 NOrlh Old Tustin 338· t 9 ... 115, MAAJOAIE E Pllol Jen 10. t98• 203-8 .. ton St . Newport Beech. CA 92883 Pilot Dec 20 27 t983 Jen 3 IO rtght to wtupstotlo or dlrectionall', rtJBlJC NOTICE NAllll! lfATEllllNT Avenue. Suite B. S•nt1 Ana. CA BUCHHOLZ. 23 Lii Bri .... lrvlne. J1ne1 M.,,,_, Friedman 223 1914 drlll and m1r>e lrom Mid lands olMr A..._ The ro1iow1ng ~'°"' ara dOlng 92101 , CA 11211s ~ nun•ic NOTICE C011on s1 . Newpor1 Beath. CA 6570•83 1n1n tl\OM hefem1bove dlecr•bld '1C~I IU-ll bu1ln111 u The flct1t1ou1 bu11n1sa name N1met tOCtal MCur1 r ,.~ t2663 011 "' gaa wells luoneis and 11\afll NAIM ITATIMINT BALBOA·NEWPOAT AEAL TY, •talemenl fOf tM pallne<ahlp w .. and buliMu address I Willer HOiieran Pnor 223 Orenge 1n10 through or 1crou ll'le
The fottowlng penon1 ere dOlng •28 32nd Str .. 1, Newp«t Beactl, tiled on Jul) 1. 1082 Int.,. County of Tran11erees. 1rietud1ng ZIP ara NOTICE°' St Newport Beech. CA 92663 111.,.IC NOTICE auosurlaee 01 the i.nd "'•"-bOYa
bultneu u C1 92883 . Ot1nge FILE NO F192fl28 AICHAAD HANSEN. 700 Cir· IA.LI! Of Carolee Marq1tat Prior, 223 Of. .-~ dltefibed and to oottom 9UCh wtlip.
WEST COAST ASSOCIATES. Joan A CarrOll. 9182 Cltrolllown Full Name Ind Addr&N ol the PM· Cle. Anaheom Hllll. CA. 92807 s s • AUTOMOIMU •nge SI Newp6f1 Beach, CA 9e643 "ocked or d•rectlOtlally d"lied ......
805t Werner Ave . Suite 280. Hunt· Ortve. Huntl"910f'I BMc:tl. Ca 92648 '°" Wlthd'8wtng Arthur J Fr1nco 582·1S0· 1832. JAMES' H HEESCH. Notice •s hereby g1,,.,, pur$Uant to Walter H PrlOf F~~:A~:.,n tnnels and shalt• undlf and '*-'h
lngjon ~. Ca 112647 Tlllt b\Jal,,... II ~ucted by an Signed Arthur J Franco 10672 Aoclchorrt, Stnta Ana. CA aecuon• 3071 •nd 3072 of 1119 CMI lhll stalement waa filed with the The. ,_ do!!'IO Of be)'Ol'd 1he exterior Hfl'llt• "*~ Wllllaml A Coltlnl. 164172 PMtpa lfldtvldual Lloyd A Hardy 112705 S S • S60..Sa..3148, STEVEN Code ot the Stell ot C1llforn11 Ille C.,OUnty Clerll ot Orange County on ·~-~ .. ..,, penaons •~ Ind to radrlll retunnef.' equtp, main ~. Hunllnoton 8aech. Ca 92649 Joan A Cl(rOll Edward T Gnup E HEESCH so21 C1nterbu1y, ulldenlQned 2' 18 Av11on St C01t1 Dec 12 1083 00:~ -,:SSOCtATES 3737 &ircn t11n rapatr d"'*1 and OPW•1•.,,., M1Mn 8 Hollel'ld. 5523 Vwdun Tiii• etatement waa flled wtlh IN QAAW1N a WAONI" Cypreu t A 90630 s s " Mesa, Orange Coul\ty CA 92827 , l'D2D4 IWcl'! -.111 Of rnln4ts. wtfhOut now
Avenue, LOI~· Ca 90043 County Clerk of Ot•nOt County on lllf .. 410 s4s 92·39" JOHN o HEESCH w111 NII al public auction 11 said Publllhed $)f1tng1 c~11 Deity =' Cro9;~ F'loo• Newport -1.,. Mghl to dtlll m+ne. 11ore
Thtl oullneet It oonductld by Dec 10, 198• 1'401 Von Karmen Awenw 187 Adair Str"'· Long Beath, CA addret1 Lot Allg1lln C111lorma. It Piiot Dec 20 27 1983 Jan 3. 10. R ~ .. w end OOIOlh R,.,,_1 ••plOre and CX*llt tflrougt\ the Oeoe!Tlb« tO. 19&3 '211111 lfVlne CA '271$ • 9080S s s •S&e·7..,-846. 10 am on S1turdey lhtl 2111 di)' of 1984 e'""'""' ~ ....--· sulece or the uPt* soo fe.I 01 thl ,
Wltllarn R COlllnt Publl111eO Otanoe Coast Dally (714) .... ;tJS Total ~onikMrallon 10 be pak:I fO< J1nuary. 198• 11111 1011ow1"0 autc>-6688·83 380 N Bald\tw1n Ave ArcMh• CA tub8'.lrlace or Ille lend ~ ..
Thi• ttatetnent WU llled wllh the Piiot Jin 10. t7. 2•. 31. t98" Publllhed Or1no• COHI O•lly the property dflc1lbed. In general. moblla(•). lo Wll hl't Ill~ nd Wllld~ w eow .. described
Coutlty Clerk ot Or1nge County on 218·8~ Piiot Dec 20, 27, 1983. Jan 3 tO 11111 "ock In 111de. th1tura1. 9QUIC)-Yaar of Car P\8.JC "°'""" 3815 Cal ,:.,,n Corona dot 11,11.,· The 101a1 amount of the ~
DIC tO, tt83 t98• ment and OOod wlll together ..,Ith the 79 ~nnoul IUIMll CJA 9262: pr1nc1pa1 b•l•nat m•er•1 thlt90n nas1ao DllD•tc NOTICE 8539·83 lloen .. I• 1300 000 00 M111• OI Tr1ll11 b~ ' ~61 c lltt t<>oelhlr with leuOf\lbly """'•tee> l>ubllthed 011nge COHI Dally ,.~ Dncrlpllon : t pertonel check 3 O.Vllle NAME ITAT1MINT '"'V"" W Epperson ' a costs, •JlP9!'1-and ldV9ncea al fhe
P1101 Jan tO, l'f, 24, 31. tN4 ltUllUC HlUINO ' demtndnot•aloblreolaeedl11celh Motor No b ~119 toltowlng Plf9on 11 dotng ~·f~• ~~u'! ~:JJ:,: b a lime o! '"' 1n1tlal P1Jbbt10n o11t111
21M4 o N co M fl18..IC NOTICE th1ough M<irow 10111t1ng '°"' u nest 11· 1 1 • 1 Notte• .,. S22t ... 1 !J 30 TA AN I ~O"T A Tl ,... • . Amou I S 1 SOO 00, 1208 SOO 00 Licente No CS late) W&ST[AN _,ISION, Mt WaJ11ul generll p1rt,...-tt11p Cur.en11y dated CllNwl Chec:tia
·-ac NOTICE MtlllOM °'THI CrTY vr HUNT· l'\MLtC ttOTICl Kind~."* .. 10 be ,,.~., ... red 3'"TCM81 MO St . COlll Meaa, CA 02'827 Stac>'*18owle Of Clf11119d C.-..ct-1 pay.cM9 to thl ___ ....;,...:;;~;.:.;.;..:..:..;:;.;;.;.;.;;,_ ___ JNOTON elACH ALTl~NATtVI COMPLIANCt NOTICE WITH THl 1nd number 11a Off Sall Genwel '!SIMO •ale ti IOf the pu1p0M OI Aull.ti Patrtell ~aln'9I. 257 Thte lllttment wH fll.O wtlh th• TrutlM °' b+d~ 1111 ~to
flCTfTIOUI IUIMll "OU'TINQa °' llUlll DOWN-DEPARTMeNT OF HEAL TH AND Liquor LIOanM No 21-38407 ult11fylng llen of the Underllgnld '°' WllnUI St . Ca.ti M ... CA t2t27 County Clef'k Of Of Ange ~nl) on Tru"" Pf~ PfOI* ldenllfl
tlAMe ITATl..wf TO~ =Al tallOn CommllllOn HUMAN SERVICE REGULATIONS The aale and tr1n1l11t will t>e con Storage Thie bu91""111 COfldUC1.0 by 811 Dec 12 Itel n:as. ~tton 11 ev111lat>le ,
The t~ng ~ are Oolng 01 tn. City o~nllngton 8Mch wtll AfOAROINO TITLE VI OF CIVIL aummated 11 10 A '11 on or alt« the Oiied lhi, 911'! day OI Januery, Ind~ P AelnMI • • P\ibllthed OranQe Colll Oall) From 1ntorm1ll011 wl!lcn t"9
b\Jel,,.... ..... I In J 10 con AIOHTS ACT OF 1064 AND SCC· 13Jfl dey o.t f lDnlary 1914. at the 1N4 ... , 1083 3 10 Trvt'" Clflem1 ,...ble, OU-I tor HUNTINGTON lfACH AUTO h..,..,twomeet ngt anu~ ~ TION 504 or AEHA81LITATION ACT eeerow depett"*'' Of 8&ru E.lcrow Lewtl SChultJ lhlt llll9'M111 ........ led wtlh ,.,.. Ptlol Dec 20 , . J.an hlch TrustM "*'• no ....... . CAA~ENTEA. 1072 8 e 8'l1IOI, ~~'7*1~.:::'T.:n,.:on or 1073 (l'\ltfPflMt, 1rie at ~5 N TuaM Pub4..,,_, Of•• Ca.11 Diiiy Pilot Ole ~~ ~ ol Orange Count'( on l"4 \_ ~n 83 etion or ..,.,,may, u.. ..... N-
Sulte t02, 8111'111 Ana. CA 92701 9eeGtl TM fltll meetlllQ wtn be J*d COMPLETE IN-HOME HEAL TH AY9 SuHe 1eo SWiii AN 12705. Jen 10 tff.4 O "230t! • , rea(u) Of othlw ODIM'IOft delll;
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fonMI Nmlted partnertNp, 1012 S E 2000 Matn '""' Hunllt1gton ( o No pereon 1n tn. Unllecl Stet• All ottiet bu""-' nemee end ad· Pilot Jan 10 17 -;y' 31 tN• 'r •1 2900 8t1st:cll St •298 Ind
lflatol. Suite 102, Slf\ta Ana, CA 8Mc:tl ott T'*°ey JNry tO. 1914 1K, on tn. ground of r~ color, Oi dr..... Ulld tr; ttle Trentletor • ' 157,84 P\8.IC *>llC£ Costa M...._ C. ·~ U101 at 3 oO p M netion11 origin be ••cll.IOed lrom within the past ttne )'M'l llO 111 aa Ml.JC NOTICE Said P'°'*'Y II ~ told tor tn.
AL.. Cal. 3I02 ~epe Orlv9 The Cotl'\(f\ia9'ol'\'e regulw !Met· P9rf~lp111on In bl den*' the ben• 11 known 10 the Trana!.,.. 11te rt8JC MJJ)C[ ACTfnOUI IVllNlll ot pey1ng Ille OOllglnlQnl
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T'N9 bueinw .. conclvelld by • 100 ~ M on the Ame n!Qflt to ec· tlmtnallon und9r 1ny pre>gfam °' Thi part• Ilg~ .. tt\al IN con· NA• ITATDSMT RCm'IOUI aua.tU Th9 ·~ P9"0ft It doo1'Q ng .... lf!OnoetwofU. T~
general partn«lhip commodate lhoee withing to ect-Mty , ... ,nng ,edefll flnanaal alderltlOll tor the tranal• ot 1n. The IOflawtng ~ .,. doing ..... ITATIMINT bU1tNU u llld of SM
Ray p Olml!CM!d df ... tn. malt• but unabtl to.,. ••anc:e butllMn and ,,,. ~ lo be bulo-.. Thlt ~ '*"°"" .,. dOlnO COASTAL AOVEATISINO 310 ,., o.o.mo.; 20. 1M3
Wtlllem! QlfWll'\ tendln.MflefrnMtlnt (21 No OINrwt..M quaMllCI llandi· paid'"" r1le Dec>art.menl of Al· AOVUITlllNO CONSULTANTS. bul!ReMU: Colleoe A.Ye Com-11 ...... CA ALl,OflUflA ACCOtfVC:VANCE
Hit Atlorne,i-M·(aet The TrantpOtleliOn CommlMlon PPed lndlllldual '" the United coN>llC 0-191 Conllol haa IP• Sult• ~ J33<4 [ .. ldflC eo..1 PAClflC OIU[L P()Wt;q 1m 1212t \t~llNY
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County Clerll of O.ano-County on 1n. Oovrntown but rout• to attand Ill IOll!11 be reaaon Of ""'""' Oiled o.:i.mt111 1 .. 19&3 W1!111m M Lingley. ~· ArVfle 09'9 °""'"Tan;• )'4" ~"· All'I eo.11 M-. CA ~ tty SuHM• ~ o.c I~. 1W one or bOtt\ of.,... meetings IC.Ip, IJll a~cJuaeG lrOAI jMlltlCI• Olat H Duell~ Way.~ .. c. . .,toe •C eo..1 ..... c. 016'7 JN&~ .. ~IClllO t-r .., .. ll'W VIOe ~
flmG1 r11ot1Mi lnfonnatlon ~ bl ff. 11on I"-~ O«l..O 11\t .btontllJ• Of. Malj()f .. I: Duc:MolJ fhil ~II~ by an T1lil ~ 11 OOllOuded by Ion tnCllWtdUal 4~1 ~ ~ QMWIM • WA .. " lllMd lrom K•I Huy Oeper1milnl Of bl eubjeeleG 10 CllllCtlt'l'lln•IJOn Tr1Mflf0f inOMdwll lfldMdval Flofencia. lc.numm HOn~ CA I ,m ..... uo PubllC WOflla a1 &3&-6431 ntlerl!YYPfOQrlmOr Kllwity rlOlff• AICMrd Haf'Mll WllllMI M LlnO!e) O.le Teno• lrtl• «1119"1Wtt ... ..., lh , .. 1131 TOf·n:it -~ Vlfl K......-A....-AL.CIA M WENTWOA'lH !10 r.a.1111 nc1al _,..,_ J~ H H h ff\11 "'tll'Nr"I wu filed wnfl tl'Mt Tiii• allletlWflt w• tiled wm1 tl'a C~I? CW.. C'f ~ Count~ 11t1 °'*'*' df91'1Q11 ~
..... I CA.., ti CITY CLEAK ................... HNttll c... 81•"9fl ( .. act! C«Nnty Clefll of Onmoe County Of\ I)' Clef• ol Ora"09 Covnit Of\ Ole u M3 . ' , t l . 1'84
(ttl) -.uM CITY Of! HUNTINGTON 8fAQ4 bMU4 ... htil, ._... -J""n 0 H~l'I , Dec 11 11&:1 Ill t IOIA '1Ul:l1 1-;=:::::::!!c::====~!!!~ PllAlll.,_ Otenot Coaat ~ Del*S January 5 JN• , CA. tr'H4 tra.,tler• 'W11'7 ~ fl'ublltnecS Ofimii-Coe41 l>ln,
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642-5678
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1004 Monday.Friday 1175,000 10 $149,900 GOOd 3 Bd1m older home Pool & l•c S124K, Wiii condo• In Betcovrt Hiii• a sor I oft etrut p11klng bltna. f1plc S7&0 No ::; 8 ·00 A M -5. 30 r ~ t Pe;r1ck Tenore 7&0 8702, Of\ !Alge lot (90x 178 11) neg down. etc 540·4083 Unvsval situation elloWI e_ 0 It y 848· 5282 gareo .. evall pell • 2 t6 t Peclf IC
1011 • . . • . , 80 $215000 SAVE WITH DAVE theH (4) to bit laeffd Ll,HI ltu~ 2&41 631·8107, 856-0ee5 :m Busin~ss ~ounter ; -·-·----... ;~:.~·1'14211,•ttr o!~;'~~T~VI b~:~~~3 ~~P~,~~4~7.Y,,:!,00~~"'v~ 786-1172 • iteisoURboFSEA VllLLAMA~£RA2Q~ .. ,~~ 11~~! Monda v.Lri'<la y -. • -THEREALESTATERS loan $488,750 tBr.trptc.gar Nope11 By l y compex ' d · V" r c JlOOU llUln week Of rnol'th 404-5184 OtW, Cpl, drape•. In ry
1!>40 8·00 A ~1 5·30 p M ~ lfWPORTllEllllTS TWiii lll·lllO J, I It L II facll . er1<:I ge1, mo to ::! · · 1' · •• · · · • • 1144,1001 a LIT . 31180 M1chetaon Drive twrrt 11• $s~5?:!. ~~·:.:e~o
1041 DEA Dl..l "'ES: 1 _.., .. ,.,. "'•'"'''""' L1Qht&airy3Bdrm,2bath Loll of Potel'llal herel IPYIUSS Irvine lllllTTlll pell 2324 Elden, Apt 1 :~ PLBLI(' "TI O~ · •L: ho,,,_ that 1 greet ror HorNt? Un111? NvrHry? Spyglau 5 br 8)(9C hOVM For rent e.avt MmMle< Fvrn 2 a 3 Bdrm Apll 842·5155
Ill)> ·'"' ,, Ol·.AOL I r. lllOAllH entertaining lnclvdH Allern11111ezonlngfo1A·1 Vacant OOOd f1n1~1ng home Av1111mmed vnlll 1760/mo up 1oe~ \lonJa \. al. I I 30 12 210 000 two lirepleces·ln 11v1ng POHlbla Owner may $530.000 Low down o1 Jvne 30 4 bd. 2''t ba 2 Agent 117~8170 D1a1 Ptlat
111ev ~ · J .fll. C Cod '1 1oom and famlly room carry 111T0 1759-1601 trade OK Blir1 welcome lrplc1 pool• & Jacvul A U b :~~: Tur'>da \ \1 on l JO p.rn :~. ideetf;7;;:;::,r•0"!i Corner loc111on ottar1 RV C111 DenlM 83• 1157 S975 2 13-439-20 3 ,.rt•tata, • ' nea; Dane Yacht Harbor
::: Wrdne<.d<n Tut''-1 <W p.rn . Bio CanyonagotfcovrM ~·;~71A 1uper buylll II Lil H llOO eve1.213·597·3851day1 II-aeial 111r1111 A·25091L1Cre1te Ownt T~ d \\ i•d Taste. quality & thovgh1 -•• t oats La 811 ltack 2}f1 .. •iv• 494~ :: iur~ J\ l W p .11). 111 dHcrtbe thle very 3 Year old cvltom luxury dXN vleW lb ho 2 Br lovely 1paclov1. WALK TO BEACH New 1
IOlllJ f nda\ '( hur' l ~fl I' Ill specie! home 7 Br1 ptu1 WoodcrHt M~11e home ' r me, cle1n. ne1r ~tell• & br condo No pete/tm<>k· 1W11 hvge mester 1v11e w/gym a few stepa from LicsO hot tub. gerdner Maxine Ev c 11 d . An 1 ha Im Ing ss75 974_9357 ::f. ~alurdiJ \ ~ r1 ~:IHI f' Ill & spa Call tor de1at11 Bridge Channel In Lido 497·2123 or 498·5765 $455/mo 5411-5704 ::~~Sundin fr I J ()(I 11 rn H•·tOIO HLY 1101,000 VA homet, no money ::~~ i Jrea; ::'~a~I~: Ll1aa~Bmt tZSO !Ilka ...... ---:z"'7~ 81•1• lt1ck z74o ::~ (.'A."'~(:E LLA 'fl O,"'J JI. Splltlevatwt1eparatematr down. all ara11. liom cetllngs,tota11yvpgraded HOMEFORRENT fer.3 81.den.DR ,ger. mllbc~acO o~d arH ii~ '., -, ., ~' bedrm wl walk·ln cloMt, $70.000 vp 667-7349 wall coverings, carpet, Laguna Hiiis 3 Bdrm 2 Ba No pell Yrly I 1050 1460/mo 847-3832 eve1
127' CORftC'('T IO"JS ~Oolebou. f completely aepereted WlllTQS .O,.P••Y• levelors. draperies. S 25 Fenced yerd &gar· 213.395.3511 l'llX' c. ~ , ,, : from other bdrm&. Lovely • ..,._ washer. dryer. micro-age Kldl & pet1 wel· 2 BR2 b1 twnhae Blt-1n1
iu C II . d B Beach secluded patio Owner Su.per corner condo, 3 Br wave. con1lnuous clean come 883--0765 Agent, lal~ W I O hkp, Obi g111 , :~~· ancf' at1ons an c,Jrrections ma y CV & ready to move NOW! ,,.., Ba Large redwood gas oven & range & notee PHia1al1 2707 patloS850,6~6-092 1
be d Red Estate 759~ 1501 decked patio overlooking 1 S 4 _ __ _ ::~~ ma e on same deadlines a!, greenbelt Flreplece. 1ky· r 8 "g 8 6 5 '0 0 0 Llf!IH .,,... 22s~ 2 bd •Pt w/ger. $750/mo. 3 Br 2•;, Bl. lrpt. dbl •tt .mea Great kitchen with l 1•16 7 3 · 8 2 6 2 o r ~w f:l' 113'/t 29th St Up111111 garage. patio, lnd1y :~~above. Pleasf' ~sk for a ca nrellation HUITlllTOI all amenlttea Including 673•2170 ~em.~;~A1u1Y.~.c~~~ Nv Carpet 213·433-0602 hookup, S695 • tee
m· b h 11 · d IUCH g11den window Oovbte Beautttvl 2 Br 2 Ba mobile wllle oven, lrplc. no pell CtlHI ••I llll 27n ~~0-0783, 52~·3004 :~r. num er w f'n Fa nee Hlg your a . garage with 2 openers w/lanl&SllC ocean view In 1900mo 752· 7383 M·F I Avail now Ltg 1 Bi. den, I*! Ocean view Vacant tend Cloee 10 pool & spa So Laguna Ownr 9.5 eve/w'o!nd &el·'7 l94 1 ~ blk1 to oeaen. Avail patio No pelt tat & IHI, ::: ERRO RS: Ideal tor eight to ten D onn a O o d sh a 11 548-5659 2· 1 Nice 1 bd;lar $535, s460/mo, S300 depollt
Ch k d d .1 d c~ndo 0w;er will con· 644-6200 laceat Pro l3SO lli11i11Vlt1 1 yr 11e o pell 840•3711
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I bvllder Ask lor Wray SAYE Ill Fii ZOIE Lovely 2 Br l B1 trplc REN ALS errors irnmed1' ">tely 1'h DA I LY Andrew $620.000 school• & lake $750/mo 2 Br 2 Ba. den, lrplc, 2 car garage, patio, bit-In• • ...,._. t"rn..lwd 21w ,. • e Mel8 Verde's finest hid· Lall chance to bvy g1eat Agenl 1131-0300 gar 1tep1 lo beach close to beach nr Hvnt =~.:",.,:.-::: l2()( PILOT assumes liabih tv for the fir~t 131 -7300 g~,!~~,~·~~~:~~':si)I~ investment property at HOMES FOR RENT Avail now SllOOtmo t11rbov1S595 S4&-0736
u111um1ahod lAA • · · I 3 car garage The owner ~hie F~~l~~~e. ~~7d~:~~ M1u1on v .. ~ 3 & • Bedim,
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Ca.do"'"' HI.II. in correct 1r.se rt1on en y. has been tren1lerred and • price S350K 673-29•3 $825-$900 Garage• and Nie. 2 bd. 2 bl duple~ SEAWlll ~~ fum 1•1r IAYFROIT must Mii tru. buut•fvl DlH Pttal 1026 6-T3-3i30 le~ed y11d1 Kids & pell Av111 Nowl No pell VILUIE
Towni-u .. r ~~~CLAS JFIED642-5678 llUCOllAY homenowBarga1npr10.ocEXNVIEWTwnh1e31>r _ OK Agt No fae S750/motcleanlng1nd ~:l:::G~7' ~~~ By owner 111t1meotfered $!119,000 75!-3191 2''>ba 1750 aq ft Ntwrort lt1ck 2169 863-0755 Security dep Call N:is~n1142P1~~~m1 1~~~~
"-"""''" ,.~ 2600 3 br, 3 be. den• 2 br, 2 • S156,500 Sf0.000 dn $2~/mo Modern 2 Nt~rt hacli 22'1 759-0351. 9·5. Mo-Frt l1om $545 2 Bdrm from
"...,,..... .. Uni u: ...... 111 hlt ...... 111 lalt ba apt (can be con-SElECT s 12501mo 240·3102 Story Baell Bly 4 bd1m 2 ea:m Ver11l11as Condo C11t1 .... 2724 $630 Townhouse from "~ "'"' or u .. 1 nected) Xlnt Im avail PROPERTIES I • 1044 3 ba. 3300 SQ It. 3 car gar $695 • pool1. tennl1. :::::"a. Ibid = Gt1tr1l 1002 Gtatral 1002 Low low down $945.000 IYIDt pool. 1acvu1. •1, acre lot In Newport Beach S900 1 Bi 1 Bl, 1920 Wallace, w1terla111, Pond• OH
Howlo Mo ... 11 2'°4 540-42421675-8669 PRIVACY Posstble vnfvrn1sried 01 per mo Agl 840·4868 relrlge. Qvlet. clean '420 paid From San Diego
0-1 Ham.. ~ 110,000 111,lOQ • option 642· 1366 * NPT HOTS 2 BA 1 BA Sierra Mgmt 841 • l324 Frwy drive North on ~= :::~~ ::; PRICE REDICTIH F1~ 11 and save Huge 4 COSTA MEil ABOUJIDS 512ootmo 2 Br i ba bit· Avsttc. lncd yd, 1rees. l BR S~75, wl gerden vift. Beech to McFadden end ·Renw. ID Sha"' 2llOI Cory 2 Bdrm hovese on lrg bedroom, 2 bath cornet · · lrplc Move now $850 new carpet, new drapee, West on McFadden to
•ftnt1a1a won'"' 2iOt Easts1oe Costa Mesa lot 101 with AV acceu As-Liil l MOIELI 1n this 3 Bdrm. 2 ba Exeter ins wl d delv~ mobile on Mr Miller. 54 7 ·0204 new paint. bvllt·ln oven/ S a aw Ind V 111 age o~.,... '""ft.till ~::! Open beamed ce111ngs. svme 574 800 loan Beavlllvlly upgraded 4 Model In Park II Large watei Comm pool. spa. range. refrlg, w11hroom. (714)893-5198 ~~~~.. 2tlft woodbvrning fireplace, Needs work but whet a Bedroom family home in lam1ly room central marina Also 1200 sf 1 Br, 3.4 Br, 2•11 ba. 2 block a to oft street p11klng, 'It blk L I L -2 I
Comm! R.n1a11 ?'lie plus high aasvmabte bargain Call now a Qvlet cvl·de·sac Won· atrium Large io1 on FEE $800/mo 673·3821 beach close to pool & buses 646-5282g1r1v1ll I aaa tlC• 74
1nc1 ... 1 iw..1ai. mo loan Owners say sell 111 545.23 13 darlvl 1oc111on In a "pride LAND S 19 .500 2 BA BLUFFS CONDO tenniNs Sh962•8683
1 BA apt wtgar EtSI:;-! r upper w/ gar .. 1tove s.,..,.C" 2cm Now Hklng $ 120.000 of o e h " A ~ A t ""' 1 ble ewport oiet .,... _. 1.. $•"" N M• .. it-1a1a iuz~ Call M11r11vn Hill wn rs ip area n ~ ~1i1 .· •• a I ecn llnO--.o ia6•o 90 I... f, C M N...;, paint & crpt '•"''V· """· r town _ ) allo1d11>le home lor the . OiSOr a wner .. · " 38r 2'1t Be condo, poot, $425 Cell'557•2337 Laguna Realty 494-0077 ./ AHNOUHC£ME"TS temlly on the way upr 835 Amigos •9. $815 -0----AN>ounn4 ..... 11 :IO()l S 179.000 673-6900 II It lfHIH U1fur1i1llttl 213-54 1-4460 2 br 1 '"r ba no Pfltblt LA UNA BEACH tor ient
Loot .. .-11unc1 w•M -ULF ILOCI " ea y Gt1tr1I •2202 Ins.' patio& g' ., S575°mo OI , ..... 893 Thalia 1 bi
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l\ \I 11<1He1' 1 ~ " · 3 Br 2''> B1 condo, sml 5•8_.291 ... 5•9 .. 57 111 fir, 1520 lrl<:I vllllt ... "--· Tl PAIUllE I 'Br condo many extras N t T .. " ""' "' & ... ._, flJrrv•~ JllU 1111'111 ' Int. 7 8 6 -1 l 7 2 ocean vv ewpor eu · _ gardener 494..Q 15A
S..t>0u1>.lno1r"'"'.., ,w1~ R(Al [C,IA IE Dehghlfvl CddM locat1on1 ..___ -"' $700 $800/mo 642-7404 Agt 2 br 1 bl up1talr1. encl -------
Tm•I "llllA USE THE 17Mtoo 2 Bdrm. 2 Beth classic '-'--/,.~~~-l1•aer I Wiater ga1 $550 mo 111 MC & Svnny 1Br Oplx~ yrd 112,100 DAIL y PILOT large master 1..i11e den lleatilt 3 Br 2 Be Newpor16norea cteanrog lee 968.570 qvie1 area~ r vi~ ot~..rss ' STARTER! enclosed patio ye1d Avail now Nr beach S895 Avail now 49 • 1997
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JoM Brown 631·1483 mF anuel MO<lerate fee.. ralft ,98.7210 ~~i:2~r tmtll ~7b:-oi~ We 111111, break II, buy II or LIGHT HAULING •lac MOVING • (IXOYEJ 751 9103 -n1Ctl Plaza. Room tlO, a.ntt
P&OP'I wtM> need P&OP'I ree counMI 642-70'7 CacSll1ece to O-"•"4• _ __ h•ul II 5<18-5009 Trash, furniture. etc OulCll/eareful Low rat11 QUALITY PAINTING, FAIR i TYPtNG i Ana. CA 97701
That'e wt.et the rne IHtfft ofiw In the """'-.. I'll BEAT ANY PAICEI MATT 645·5080 Lie T 1380<16 552-0'10 PRICES FrM "' Call •WOAOPROCESStHG• i---------Whlltevw the Fed Ouallty El.c:trlCal W0tk The fa1t111 draw In the Edlhng·Me-4342 DAILY PILOT Wttt. .e Delly Piiot Roll 'em off the m.ntet AK LANDAN 834·8833 WHt. , .a Ot lly Piiot •&·111¥111• Johll anytime. 831·2050
SERVICE DIRECTORY Claaemed Ad. Call Today With 1 CllMlfled Ad _ _ Cluetlll<I Ad. Call Todey Cl...m.d Ade, y~r one-Beal quallty 25 yr exp 0Shop cluelfl~-our ti0tt
'-all •boutt 642·5878. Cell Nowt 042·9e78· Want Ada Cell 142-&e78 142-5878. •lop lhopplng e.n1er. Lie T· 116.428 730· 1353 """., cloMt. 642·5878
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SYDNEY
0MARR
Prime locetlon, 350 aq 11
Call 642-414.-. Mon-Fri,
9.5
WESTCUFF BLOG
Nl WPOHT Bf AU i .... ,,, .. ,, " ........... .
LOtlt Shellie, 1Abie'iWtii Babyaltlef',' dyt/wk Reft
mate, 6 yr Ellla/Bultlard own trant Eng Sptt'g
or Elll1/Broo61hur11 Re· Non-1m1cr 731-5637
ward Oaya 891·5830. Babyalll.,/Mot~I Help·
eves 966-7188 er my hOme 2 chlldref'I
Lott tiny Yorkshire Ttrri.t, 7 3PM HB 8.46-5655
female, 3 yrs Old. Ana 10 ---Pookl• Loll nr Alpha Bebytlllor nd lor Intent.
Btta in El Toro 996-1998 my lrvlne hme Mon-Fri
Wednesday, January 11 1450 aq. ft. view au11e or 996·'045 7 30 am . &pm 786·7877
ARIES (March 21-April 19): Thia can be your power play - -• Reward Auat. Shep M Bar Peoon for a.er and
day! Promotion, money and love are featured. Recent effo Four lrg private ottl()la blk/wh·t. small. CM/NB • Wine Bar Exper helptut
d . 'd ds T k . . . i with lrg eecrettrl•I trea. 673-5302 8-4,.725, bu1 not nee 646-9935 now pay 1v1 en . a e 1rut1at ve. stress confidence and accept kitchen and private Bookkeeper. o-n·1 ottl()I
added responsibility. Individual who cares very much will n lobby Sign apac. •vall-SCRAM-LETS PI T, for CPA ottic. 1n
longer make a secret of it able 011 Wfttctltt C<1M Cell 875-2070
• Redecoration allowanQe ANSWERS TAU R US (Apnl 20-May 20). You'll complete project, you'll
gain access to speciaJ infonnation, you'll be invited to attend 141-1101
meeting of "specialists." Spotlight on secrets, institutions, -----•-•I
hospitals and private clubs. Aries. Leo. Libra natives figure ~----
prominently. • la1iat11
GEMINI (May 21-June 20): Be ready for ne" start in new lntal1 2111
direction , realiz.e that recent emotional setback will actually oXRXdt wltA oFFice
boomerang in you r favor Wish comes true romance is ignited Near B•lbO• Bay Club . . . · • 1290/month 646-78' 1
Indigo· Tw1ng
Clown • Bouohl
WOULON''t
Bua driver lo putenger on
crowde<I bus "lady, can
you Me 1111'11 sale to go?"
lady 111y1. "Well. my hu•·
band · would, but I
WOULDN'T ..
and creative JUK'eS flow. You'll get to heart of matters In C· · lal-
surprising manner. •••trc Ptrtt•al1 3012
CANCER (June 21-July 22): Follow through on first ltalalt Ztll CIRCUS OF
impression. You'll learn by teaching superior will co~nd you •cdb d1x 1Yit" Xe •mpl
but also issue new instructJons, demands. Family member r~~ .. ~r~ ·~~~.a~5 llSSl&E
expresses desires in touching manner. Accent alao on ambition, 719 NO HARBOR BLVD
I CAlllEll I
C&A CLOTHIERS, a leed·
Ing relaller of men'•
clothing In So California
11 Mekl"9 C11hlor1 for
the Coeta Meaa 11ore.
Prevlout experience
prefeffed Working
knowledge of book·
keeping & accounting It a
plua. Enjoy a compelltlv•
utary. k.lperlor benefit•
& employee dlacount1. II
you are • rnpontible a
e11erg•t1e 1ndivldual
Pleue call 10 arrange for
tn appointment
Dentel A .. ·1. FIT. front & ..... ,,.,/ ... ttlttlr
back ottk:e up . ROA. X· 1n Lacluna ~h ~ -yj Old
ray he Salary open Ben· girl Live 1n or out Deya
•1111 Newport Batch 870-.8303
area Wkdy. 8-42-6887. -
873-3403 evM/wtlnda lnaurence agl needs ottic:.
--managlf Sai.a, phone DENT Al ASST tklllt 4 Potltlvt attitude
Part lime Outgoing. Prof 873-19'3 trlendly, tnlhu1l11tlc per· aon !IW&nled for high Interior Designer need•
quallty. people oriented FIT ... 111ant Muet do
practice in Cf!M. Hrt, 8-5, layout•. meatvrlng, color
Tuea & Thurt, 9·12. Wed board a Exp•rlence
& Fri Call Chrl1 11 neoeaury 642·2255
... UlllTAITI lm-====-Exper~ Pref 74 ~I PllmTlll
convlleeoent ladllty Npl can you •••
8etl Pleuant WOf1llng Spare 3 hr• nlghtty?
environment 648-7764 Areyou
Nurllng Well groomed,
0 I.&. oepend•bte
3 • t 1. 11 • • 7 Muet bl llld Mfl motlveteO?
t In Doyou .... mature, end Inter.. Enjoy working with kkia?
long term empioyment. If you can.,,....,.,. YES
MESA VERDE CON-Phone646-1021
VALESCENT HOSPITAL, 2 30-epm Mon ttlN Fri
ee1 Center St , CM '
5.48-5585 lllllATIM TIOI ---PIT ~ltlon r0t HP
Dental Chalrlidt ulletant with Oh or Agr or /reltted lfFlll llUYllY pui.up ~ ley-out per-
844·1801
Exper1111ced lmmedl· beckground w•nled Full Time Higtl Scfloot ton In ~ "9wpon
ately lull lime Newport Imm.cl opening Apply In Gr.CS with good drl'Mg Baell !>'1nUnl ..... of..
B .. eh 64'-0032 perton Park Newport rlCOfd Apc>ly In P9f'IOtl flc:e Knowledge of
Dental Hyglenlal. N9wPQrt Aplt Corner San Jo•· to "fr ''*''•·at Aobef1 4/eolof pr~ • muat , quln al JamborM. NB Bein. Wiiiiam Frott & M-Pay beMd on ~ Pit Beech ., ... 2 ~ dy1 _ _ _ - --aoc111" 1401 Quall St. con1ect 'Bec*y ot Usye
6 4 2 • 8 8 8 7 w k d Y • • LllllHTTI Npt Beh Me-3908. 8:30·5.
673·3404 •vesfwtlnda. New French Bak•ry It ----------~--
Oomesllea looking for mtture. di-lfflOl IW IUL UT&ll
Bachelor need• peraon to pendable peraon1 to 1111 H .. vy Ph<>M tnd tome L.ma •Y
take cert ol realdence In lull a part·tlm• dty typing. local aml oftlct. Now lrtl~ tor o ·
Npt Bch 835-5500 eounl•r po1l1lont CdM Permarient OOOd peti.nc.d aoenta. Cold-
Young. growing com· pay No benefl1t 6 deyt, well BaNcer it loc*lng '°' lllVU/OllllEI pany. good benefit• Cell 875-277.4 egenta to wonc In our
Need cta111. 11. & 111. Xlnt 751.12ee Seer'• Anendel ~
Hlary Some vehlclH L"'tlt Mil 1 tof\ otnce et So Cou1 "8a. provl<le<I .. n enance per For ci.taltl eaM Layne
1·220· 1520 Sml Fee needed fOf' Wknda only Tlr.cl Of titting etound with ( " u 1 w 1 n ) • t
(Not employment agc:yl $.4/hr 536-9836 nothing to do? Qo you 714/557·7914. E.0.£.
--.. _ ~ sincere desire to aid a loved one. 550 a 1 . excell. beauty FULLERTON
L E O (July 23-Aug. 22): Preparation for journey would be 1Alon. tut IOOd. oHice 110-1112 W • ._.1 •In Liquor Clerk night• tndd .Ilka to mingle? II IQ, aiv. OHITll UWlll '""-wtcnd•. Mutt l'ttve cun ua a ~ngle at ~1 . 3715 So Brlatol Guya, gela, homemakor1I reglater uperlence for an eactti"9 IOb II a COLDW<?U
BAN~eR ;.) constnJctive -know it look ahead realize th at lon g -tenn etc Good beach loc l llY & WIEI
l . • ri li Di. . . . h 213B Cout Hwy, NB ATTRACTIVE Senta Ana, CA 92027 SELL tc KODAK FILM Apply 1888 Pltcenllt telephone ..... Plf'tOn
(114) 111·2111 eoupon~4i~~~~ benefit liquor Clefk needed-pan T:~E~2 ~'~'At'!~~~~ ass gnment may soon mate a ze. versify, high lig t, ver-ssooimo.148-884' MASSEUSSES
aatillt y, be ready for r en ewed surge of popularity. Gemini, TOSERVEYOU
Sagittarius persons play prominent roles. Busy Nwpt Bl, c M Newer _OPEN 2' HRS
VIRG O (Aug. 23-Sept. 22): Focus on concern with hidden retalltofllce· •te, 111 ftr JC'trtflltl,
matters, the occult and t he mantic arts and sciences. &!aware of Only s5o5 mo 145•9828 T.D r.. 4021
details, fine print and necessity for restoration of tttcllniques Com,m Bldg. C-2 zone 1•· ---·-'-----
C&R lime. atooklng lneld. H ... ..,.. + com ,_llC" ..... "'"...,''"-" ESCROW SEC/OFFICERS 876.&M.4 our., w__ · Temp~n.e11,peronly __ mlulon locatlon~13 1---------HOllW IYllll&I Maid wanted, some motel Sunflower Ave, CM ... / ........ uper, lhort hrt NB -MU91 type (Toucfl) and llte 7t4·'9'·2332 __ 642·093.11 642-8262 Part·TI•t ~., otrice 64&-1111
h. h ked . T Leo Sror f' cell I , 2000 aq 11. 50 ••• um11 w 1c wor an pa&t. aurus, , p10 persons 1gure eentlfl 200· trom NPf M rt O I
C&Q CLOTHIERS INC f/O IHllHPll Anna Ch1mbles1 ntlllll UllPYlllllT
EQutl Qppty Emplyr . Admln Atal Co locat~ l&llld A growing· cotmet1e ..,.
prominently. Blvd Alarm 1y1tem In· S~ltlfz~~n ~;I :~~d
LIBRA (Sept. 23-0tt. 22): Gain indicated through written _91~1~ !'8•1303 TO'sSlnce 19,9
OAllllll/TIAllEf--' •n N B Fashion tile R11lde111 u1111 mgr WlllDll gl!'y aupply eompeny
Several openings. oppt'y Exper req Career orlen· W/ayppemental income Newpori B.actl Marketing 9"«1 • conac:lentiovt
for advancement ~~ 2~:~' afttr 6 pm 18 unit• 1n NB Mull be ~llrmhuMveralopen1"9• P/T morning recep·
eKpr'd 111111 malnt a have ~ rnpon11ble •nd In· llontat Should heY9 ••· word -locate legal documents, special manuscripts and be CORONA DEL MAR Robt Sa111er NH /CM
( · h · · Ti · 'd 1.,_ • Corner locallon, Ptrklng, RE Broker Bd Realtors aware o ng ts, penruss1ons. me 18 on your s1 e. ut: patient Rea•onomlel 875-8700 8'2-2111 5<15-0811
enough tosuccessfuJly play waiting game. Gemini native figures --
prominently. OlllOH 4tl Ill JUMBO
RESIDENTIAL
LOANS
·220· 1520 Sml Fee Flnlah carpenter nMded ~~ tocU Selary. apt duatrlout people A gOOd cell typing, elerlc.tl and
(Not emply11t agncy) Musi have own tools and nellls &.45-10'8 1peell1"9 voice e MUSTI vlt'bal .-u11 FOf' more
do neat work Call alter 5 • A great way 10 1ncr.... Info a an lnlerv14rW ec>Pt
pm 6<16·3433 IAUlll your budget doll1t1 We call 714-281-2111
SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. 21): You'll gain through diplomacy on Eut Coaat Hwy HIQhly
-curb tend ency to act on impulse. You'll draw to you people vl1lble. corner locatlon.
who share concerns interests Focus also on employment care of with excellent •lgnl"9•· . '. · . ' off street park•"9. air pe\s, ability to intelligently discuss issues with dependents. Leo cond111onl1l9. etc 2500
plays key role. aq tt s I as per loot. per SS00.000 mln·llO max
S A G ITT ARIUS (Nov. 22-Dec. 21 ): Define terms, realize that month Min 1 year Mlaae 1~~·r ~r;,:~1~:,'::!
romantic invol vemen t 18 more serious than originally antici-17141 67l·4400 30DayFundrno
pated. Imprint style, strive to take control of your own destiny. IHJlllAUBl-OJIRJI Pac1'fic Federal
Many answers are found behind scenes -know it and go after A
Chauffeurs
E1tHtiH 0111tl1r1ft II
S••kl11g 11trae11ve, In·
tetllgent male & female
chauffeurs Call Shawn
1 ·2'0·8-4'3
Cl eaning persons
Hunt Bchllrv111e S6 00 •
pr hr Must have ear
96'·'3<16
,LEXI.LE •••• I Small re11aur•nt S.4 hour pay for your trtlnlng For Recec>tlonilt RMI Ettlle
10 atart 49 <1 -5589 interview appt call Mr lnveitment Co pro-llWPORT WCI daya,997 7888 alt &pm Blefmet. 5'>5776 leulonal •tt"ud9' a ac>-
Small firm aeek1 help for Medical A11111an1 lor Nuarr.sT pearance needed. 119"'
1yp1ng, phone anaw·g and Phyt1e1an 1n Npt 6Ch PIT 5 30•m·• 30·-typing 5.49-2988 ge111 ore wrk Need lr0t1t OBIGYN office exp•r 0 _ ..
olc appearance and req Good pey an<I bin· Mon-Fn Ocx:u wtcends, aarnllllT
friendly perlOllellly Call elila For Info 875·9102. min 1 yr txper 983-oe28 Full Time Mull be
Sue. at 752·6408 6-8pm 720-1041 wk<ly• Phone s ... Subacripllont laatttonabte. IO¥e to worll
F P k d au.l'fled Lead• c 111 with the publte Rlc:hard ood reparer w n s, Medlcel Exp•rl•netd o II s I 200 73 Fraft ..... 1 •• 100 ue alt• 1 on.
<acts. Financial OUHnPIST
M·F 8 30-5 pm
714-,76-2176
Franeeaca·s. 16 Irvine Scrub Tech & Recover "" "" 0 ~ Center Drive,
Irv Ave, Ste B C M (nr 17) Person lor Newport phone work Newpon 8Nicll
Beach Plasllc Surgeon Mike good money dol"9 C APRIC ORN (Dec 22-Jan. 19): Financial ~unty, w h ich
had evaded you, now becomes major part of scenario. You'll be (l 14) 411-0HO OOOIT&ll SEHHS
dealing with older individuals capabl e of providing necessary __ B 1 WutH 5100 IPHIH SOii ..
financial support. RomantJc interests also are intensified. Aetall apace. appro• 4500 t 1 CHEERS RESTAURANT
An h Ca . . . sq It. S.80 gro1A, h'9N IEOllnllY EntMlll11ment and danc-
ot er 1pncom lB m p icture. traffic: •t 1727 w .. 1c11tt '°' Mfg co In Cotta Mes• 111g we need cock1a11
AQU ARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 18). More people will be Or, Newpor1 O.ach Idell Xlnt typ1"9 skills. llghl server• we train Stu·
interested l.n your vt.·ews, actions. Focush on sped adkang eEnng
1
age-19ortc an~IQu ... !~r:13t'!r7•,; sttrthnd aome mgmnt denlt OK Full pit Beach
bi) la I r _.,. "' • 111d Word Proc Exper & Warner Call bef noon menta, a 1ty to art1cu te spec1a t emes an 1 eas. arge ,;pref Sal eommenturll• 752·6955. 8'17·9966 pm
personal horizons, realize that your true capabilities are yet to be Id as trial ZO wlexper Alk for Pam
challen,,ed. ltallll 29 631 .o700 Companion. live-In for elderly woman Lite
P l CES (Feb. 19-March 20). Article that had been lost, Co1ta MHa 3000 • f, Uc •lllHHll hskpp·g Salary rel•
missing or stolen coul d be located Good news rl"<.~ived pr 9 f 1005 Brloao Dr with' 11r1 ••P or agr or oh req'd 5'8·6217 .· 644-7269 ' ed
concerning finances. You get proverb1.al second chance -you N~CoataMe1Alnduatr'al e1Qul~llan11 11mm .J oppenk Counter Help Fr1-S11. 10
h h T . .,_ • ng .. pp y n per,,on ar pm 6 am W1nchell1
gain added independence, ave c ance to imprint your own Park M-1 zoning Unlit Newport Apta Corner OoNuta. 253 East 17th
style. Leo figures prominently. from 2'00 10 5200 aq It San Joaqu111 at Jam· coita Mesa
15% ofe Call Paul Ryan. bOreeL NL
a..aa ZtOO ltatala ti ltatall ti ~50!f Wllcfya '
Niel• IUrnflhed room In nut ZtOI .~... HOI r...... 2tZ2
Coell M_. Ctll •11., _ _ _ __ PY1 ent/balh nr Wwner/ 2 room1 for 11orege. utll
&pm 5'8-e892 CdM walk 10 bch Shr lrg 3 GOldenw"1' H B 18711 pd . Co a I a M • 1 I
Npt Wilk to bch pool ten-br' 2'" be hM. lplc, 2 aty Diane ln Si50 53&-0794 S lOO/mo 2 l3· 766· 1707
· · · , S350 • Yi utlla. 075-5015 -nla, S250 Incl ulllt Raap rmmt• ahr 2br2ba Encl auto 11oraoe. 1p90e
548·4280 or 993·'888 Fem1I• non-amkr, ahr 3br NB s275 mo 1 phone & ror ' e111. nr Placentia a
Room wlkllc:hen prlv 2ba C.M,. '215 Judy elec 549·7004 Toni 17th.CM 642·2390 9&6·5311 or 548· 195' · -ldulla only 962-5780 Nr _ WE LOOK FOR YOU! Storage pk.la nl()I office on
but & lhop Femele to ahar• 2 Br 2 Be. HouMIRoommates Newport Blvd, CM, 1200
Promontory Pl Apt U •32 3 ..,. tt •73 1"43 Room w/klt, lndry. tlovM s.-25/mo. 8~8801 nllmlted o -41 4 ......, "' • "
.prl~. M/F, pvl rtel· --I t 1 w t ·-.......... ,, 3-2 dence 548-051' F n/amkr 10 thr Newport ta I I U -~· vv pen1houN c:ondo 2 br. 2 wXRfeb A116C)( Vi... -~F .. R"@"t'".X.,.,..Lll""l'X•a•e .. si,-.-I •TIL be S.450/mo • ·~ utlla Spygt .... etc. for lamlly fv COMMERCIAL SEM
U.IH &OClllT Talented ar1111nt &
EllOIT"'I 11eedleworller1 llHdeO
•• 1mmedta1ely Maka
The Orange Cout Diiiy money doing whal you
Piiot haa an excellent OP· lovo 10 do' Call Nency.
portunlty lor I ear"r 642·2668
oriented Major Account Executive with a proven Crew manager wanted for
track record Great door 10 door nlea S300
polenllal, guaranlHd $$00 pr wk All 3, Steve
draw ag11n11 com · e.-~ 5780
mlH1on Desir• tomove IEUYEIY
Into management a ptua F 11 lllM for local a..
Send '"U"'-to ~Verla• XLNT Orlv1nn r• p 0 BOA 1680 • Costa M.. 02828 cord reQ Mr Emm0t11 EOE N~rl Stationers Inc
88J· 1200 Wklyrtntaltnowavall Carolyn 833·8383 X4&3 w/rtla for rent, IUM. or INAR S!E SUNDAY AD
115 50/Wlc & up ColOr oPllon ASAP 759-0540 213·485-.4,91 TV Phon.t In room 227' F/rmmt ahr 3bf 2be h~M. ---A Admlnlitrellve ANI A re OELIV(RY Or .. 1 Ptl Job
Newport Blvd CM. C M 'A rent/utll, no «Sep OfJln lntall If ~ra ,uth ~htrd~ ·~ '""""lib!• detell oriented. Mtf d•ltv .. ing ltaaket
646-7445 Steve or Ch" 831·7233 11 17 Weatchft, N.B 1~.:/or~wti~dO:,•~:C, ;;;P perton '°' e buty lunehea. 9"2. trenapot·
SEA & SUN LODGE I Metur• Wftl'g Fe to atir 2 278· 13&5 tq It Sulllble to Hotplce Of' Th• Caneer tmall erehltectual & con· lallon needed 497 3729
SIOO wk up. cotor TV bd, 2 bl •Pt w/tame. tor medlctl or dentet. Society In memory of atruellon firm in Irvin~ l•--------
3028 w CoHt Hwy. Npt I 8'2·4952 •ft., 9 pm Agent 5-41·5032 JarMt E. Degenhardt lit• bkpng. typ Com· HUYllY I.I.&. THH
M/F ... ........ .. t hme Tl a -Ltt A I 3AAi put er .itlllt pref Pleat• Rout.. now ~Ing lrt w .. tc:llN, NB. a200 Incl to ... r.,.... ' a 250 aq rt 9'.llte, 200/mo t .... W'I call Jan 213·392·5707 Cot•• ..... and N_....,,.
11111 Yng women. non· 1 .... $3&0/mo. pvt Br & 719 W 19th 81. autt• D, '';iiiiiiiiiiiiiiii=iiiiiiiiiiii9 .... ·-....,.... amtcr 846-5&59 bl Over 30 yra, n-amtcr CM Tom 151·8028 11 ~Ide part time '°' h•ndl· Ir" Etrly 14 M Oell,,.,y
_ 015 2594 qapped tedy Mon thru Mon-Fri No wllndt. hOI
Working Fe 25-40, non-Beyfront Offlcea, petlot, FOUfl) ADS ~rl. w Newport er" •dayt collect or bllllng tmkr pool tenn••. ~ MIF to thr N 8 home. ' pertilng, ~anltorlalt SS0-8030 att IPM Call &$.4·7338 8·5pm
N 8 b00e&o.11oe ...... bl~:~~e~~.» • ).tC>Oa IDE FREE AJr eoncr' ~·unQ"""in. l ' CDM Office ~ lbe• M •tali. bper Nee: s.n Demonatratora
Mlnll • .. • .... 7 M to ll'lr 4br/3b• houtie, met1t) Ac:ceaa tO!Pf'lvat• Cal.• •Ill• Laguna H1gue1 Fii •01 I? tJ_ .... pv1 bath, M... VtrCSe, plllo. 411 eq h at 83e. 11.31-0700 .,
'-ve BiQ BMQ1 "bin. pOOj CM 1350• 241·tt90 Soull\ of .Hwy • Art you adventurout
t•btt. cotof TV, 2 trpto, NB Condo nr Lido ,... RC>Otlft AMlty 87&·2311 141·1111 Anawtrlf'Q Mf'tic» OPlf n..a money. and iove to
....,_ 141714)845•8918 a31o/mo Fur", nloe. Ev .. /wt(nda875-331 1 etor dty 1hltt 302 3rd travel? A Caltl0tnle Mrg ..... &1 L'""una eeaeh Co nu -n1""'1 ror I Ocean f'ront Rent.ta. 1 I 2 4PM to 10AM 875-t ncO llLIU ' -• gait ano"'gu-{~· 18 and
bdrm1 from S300/wtt Ill PenttloUM. M bMCh, pv1 3 offloM 1.ar~--.''°" Found grey a1r1p;d cet, Apartment Manaoer Cou ovtf. to trevel Ctllf()fnte
J Monthly from ............ w/ce>Uar, 2 tat & 8.anta pi. with ••Plfienc. tor v 11 nd 11 one or ri'T ant & beth, crptg, mlero. er•. Ill.cl on two An•. C M 146~5&4 Cotta Mtu Apt• Sllary L •• tO• Hawa • HOO 114 .... 9f.71 3 HI 1326 536-01M omc.t Con~t Npt , --..1 , ,,.,.t No-• W•tern ttat .. -.1th OUf
----8ct\ location Hr H,._ ' d • _...__ t""l'I ~ ""'rv .,... ..... tup•rvll•O mtrkellng ru...... H 0. p • , 3. I I ;-; = a:t.-1~~" ... 'c ~M 142 ~'°7 wlldy• I m d.,-nonatreting •
1I2bfcond0e t22·9743 Pr:::,~·.::: 714·159 .. 501 54f.9737 Att""""I c~lf\ C M rt'YOIUllOrttry MW Pfod•
t tt . r«'llel, Coett ,.._./Hunt NtwD«1 1 100 aq h. LOST 1212t "I t>lk AUiat teacl* In ~· un Mutt be .-nb4t""'9
IU.. ... Ull Bch arta. Non-1mkr, _.8eCretarlal ... w/2 pn. w/Mt11t 1an, Fem a.man i"C::c,P'!· '7m':-.~:: ::'.~;:ii;:':=~
b ib ino !&!. m1tur• =I~~:= •vt ·~~::-.""'7't00r ~ lttt~~N-tO PteterFem 64~2367 P•ld "fr1ntoor1at10" ~·Meri~:. ~~ 8~ 14t•1I07 l~~tl~~/~t-M c;et, &ITI Tiil Alftll ~[;n r~~~~l~r·~::t
Marl'*' Perll 142·3•'1G 493·3682, 813·1821 Handle llQf'tt r•r• N.-lmmltd For 1l cell Jun.
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with the Loa Angeles
T1me1 C1rcu1at1on O.·
partment tn our door·1<>-
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prog11m Guaranteed
hourly wage Plu• com·
m1ea1on Hour• 9AM •
2PM or 4PM • 9PM
Tra1n1ng 11 provided
Pote11t1ttl to earn S300
plu~ per week For an In·
1erv1ew Call (7 14)
957 2361.fxl 120'
64'· 164 I Ille phoM work nome or Recept1011111. lutf ti,,..
Me<I Lab clerletl PIT. ottic.. lle.11 hrt EOE &.th PINM call 5.40-.555.4
3-7pm. 5 day wk Typing 801..39•6 bet II 4 8PM llOIPTillllT
nee Health Benefltt C•ll PIOTlll ,l&llH H1g111y P'O-..ional lncfl.
Belly tor 111terv1ew Wholeule thowroom Yldual with pleuant pet·
6'8·U03 needs • full ume rec:ep. aonallly ...., Qfoom41d
IHllT Tl&JIH 11on111 Out'" 10 1nelud4t lor large corportt• of·
ahOwroom ..... u well flCM Typing lklht r• Local manufacturer need• H all ue>eet• 01 ple1ure quired ~ a..c:ti
3 people to train lor m11n-framl"" 966• 1822 Area 640·8950
agement d1v1111on lndt· · ·•
v1duals mu11 be 1111cere llOIPTllmll'
and comm111men1 to ,.OTllE Fll.lllll GrOW1h Orlenled Co N..,
learn w111 aas1s1 in hmng Hard work but Iota of var-o c Alrpon Hat Im·
and 1ra1n1ng ol 11m tety i:1e~1bte houra In mediate opentng for re
ployMt Mu11t be depen-eluding Saturd1y1 and oec>tlOllial ~ 11 ~
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Energet1G peraon to do Ull IP Tl train Slar1 '1hr 11 So ot front OffiOl •XP9'1enoe
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typing & genera ~ Oepend1ng on level ol •11· 751·6~ tble 10 Mndle a bu9y Company wtll train N.-p I I patience Prl-£ .... ,. --.. t~ ancs .._._m port harmactul ca s 0 II .-. -,. r .... • .....,,_ 897 W 16th $1 , N 8 8 To c>perlle pr"' FIT rniec: ~s.!, oMce WOf1I
642 7!>11 ext 230 114/111·1111 3333rdSt 1.aouna8ch :1~,owtey r:'Q~:
HAIR STYL1ST1cu"ER a.• ftt I r .It• PIMIUlllll/ 8330, Newport e.eeh w:~!';",h:~~~ag1~~:w~~ MODELS· eud1t1ons held &IAUIT CA 92880 _
Cell aft 7pm, 830·8282 J•n 10. Tu", 8 30PM II State w1<1e AIE tn.,..I• l ... ,tt.lltt/lnht
Tlllany't , NB. 3rd !Ir m.,,1, lln 11rvlon llrm. Wented entf\uelalftC. -ca.
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e11pped person lo Qll Into OOE S O I 1t1on IOt bright lndtvldUel ott1ce lll~lenc• 65 '" t 1 em and get out of M L nHd• or to *'"" tlnd d sign fOf worn a mutt AIR MP
car 4 pm twlCe/wll llnQetll faattion tho•• TI 9 II O 1 n a OE C and t(). key heii>h1I
E111tlde CM 846~2357 ~49 6444 POP 1113.-Mull heve 2 Nonl tmotier 133>7tt0
I H /tt..-a Now t11ring Rental & Satet Y't ••Pit w COBOL Ex· • 111 ..,., _,,, People B•tbo• l•l1nd c.flltrtt carfltf QS>por1unl· llllP /11NT
RELIEF For e4derly lady Re II 973.9700 ly CaM 553--0940 Npl B<lf\ Ad Agency .Meda J:r1 pm to Sun pm Stlary • Y ~lght ~ lnOI
Valld dttver ltc Spelll • •1 ! vldual w;111ng to lMtn
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•Pffll Engoat1 H•~ own Deliver Daily PiJot by auto in c1ry of 1nt1ne Art'"'°°" ~~,.~~~~~.N~u~;: Laguna Beach area (2 hours ~~dn~~~3~.~~
63t-215• °' ~1 .$1~ per day). Weekdays P.M. -eee>·38"
Mlllllnl weekends A.M. Earn about R £ sALE'S E11n 10 '°"-
uw 1n 2 eMdren Cnghsn * .. 00. per mo. Call Mr. Barrow ~11:~.:7111 ~ apullmg nonl tmOk• N • .,.,
Tutlln ., • 731·0772 " 642-4321. roE
MOullkHP•r. r•ll•tJ••
non·amotclng m11ure
peraon for tg4 tHCuttve •
home tAM·2PM. $ dYt
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C8 Orang Cont DAILY PILOTtTuesd y. January 10. 1984
TODAY'S CROSSWORD PUZZLE
ACROSS
1 FtlMgod
5 Error
10 Anent
14 Monetet
15 Cruclal
16 Worry
17 Tin allOy
19 Vetch
20 Low bow
21 P~llc
conl rac11on
22 "Oeslre
Under
the -"
23 Amber, e.g
25 Brother
26 Asian na11ve
30 Uproar
31 Sting
34 Pans love
36 Moth
38 Floor cover
39 Deserted
V1t1a9e··
author
42 Fesflval
43 Hippodrome
44 Tenth part
45 Color ell.perts
47 Small bird
49 Ruminant
2 3
17
20
39
42
45
61
67
50 Burro
51 Chuck
53 Glove
55 Francia
Llghttoot -
~6 Resolve
6 1 Continent
62 Ot business
64 Opening
65 Game animal
66 Berserk
67 Ribbon suit
68 Vexation
69 Unlldy state
o6wN
,. Curtsies
2 Islam lltle
3 Seed cover
,.A Mrs Chap·
h11
5 Vamoosed
6 Crackeqack
7 Ltvtng htgh
8 Infamy
9 Congers
10 Rearward
1 1 Cave deposit
12 Duration
13 Is indebted
18 Attention
6
PREVIOUS
PUZZLE SOLVED
24 Blockade
25 Pnmary
26 Piglet
27 Greeting
28 Es1range-
men1
29 State abbr
31 Scatter
32 Machine 1001
J3 Anes1he11c
35 Approaches
37 Egg while
40 Frt movers
7 8 9
41 Central
46 Property
48 Pitcher
51 Dovetail part
52 Rainy
53 Spar
54 Key
55 Peru c11y
57 Conveyance
58 Period
59 Asian land
60 Wap11ts
63 Manipulate
11 12 13
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5100
SILES
ltl Waa... 81 Aalirn MIO Cttt4 •tu llZf Pntr INta A11t11 ........ , ... ,u.. S.n17 Antique°"' dr..w• ;;:; MOVING GARAGE SALE '17 Waller"" 25'. Jtlnl, IOt• "~" •• V1lbw11ta ti1! ••..&. bcultd•. bench, bat~ ~oratore ''"" Sec.I aqUlp 112,900. 842.,..75 -" cNtt. br... cath rag11-IOfa s 115 IV ... , '°° '*'M BMW 3tal eMUma • II Ill an Sciroc;c.o '15 New pa.nt alary. Ho IWIQ COtft-ltra. and CIOtt\lng raclt• dbl rclnr • 155 e d..; PARTNER WANTEO pymnta Of U76 10 No No4ar ,,,...,,,. blklblk wit• lllnt cond Mual NII tat
pany will ti n No ax· lor Hie Stor. CIOainQ drar /Mirr 140, Hand •o· Viking SF, twin dal dwn pymnt OAC C.U whefi• low ml ~ty $2300 QOMI 548-097 '·
l*IOnC:. nkettary ~ 2830 Avon St, ~ catvec1 Mell. dlfa MO loaded. lmmac, 140.000, Chuck 919·3553 A.gt a, .. , buy $38 500 p P. 875-0827 Ctvla ~~.h~r·c~ ·ru~.·~· Beach (nr ~t ottic.) bar/1111 $95 2 occ chr~ '>share, lerm• Cooaldar 'H 3 ocs1.-;;tt cond, 873-3025 AMC HH M2·~8A• 8•8·'354S or 64&-4025 MS 2328 Lltlleton Cr NB 111p rant exchange european model lpoll« __
OOUOH BIN ,800 Var· 957·04N Coate Mesa 541--0455 __ SUI OOO 213.~s..3482 AU abOut lhe mOMY " TI Gremlln, run1 but Tfu,.. I .. •I 2000 IN S-H tOlt ' _ can nva YoU thru oor neadl ~ work, M50 " mont, •Int conci S Jtwtlry 1214 ti, au 78 320!, !XCEPTIONAL wcnaM I INN pl~ •94·&059 al1 7PM No Uptll'~ MClftSary. 675 67S4 -Col I CO comp !flY wm 1ratn SS-, . . Bauma Matclar Summit 28, 71118. eu1tom Int NO Orig owner. lo .llM IUMlll 1-, L -~
17/hr Mctlng appoint P1'lf cupboard, 2., x 7 1'K quartz water real•· $12,500 4~-2000 ml. air, 1unrool, gold llNRn 1...,1...,.c•--... -~-•.1...,v1 morll~ Salary, No Mlllng bargain S32S 49•· 7340 tent w.alch. atlll In box, •arfat lfwi • 701 BBS, red/tan $8900 130 1 Quall Str"I * 'U euidl AaoaJ a..uma
Part time all8t'llng tloura AfJliH HI 6011 neva1 worn $2900 !.It 638-5829 Lve m1g NEWPORT BEACH pymntt of $110.11. No
For appointment call &4&-2215 2 TraMrlta ~I trao.re. '78 530i, Arlie Blue w/tan 111·1100 dwn pymnl OAC Call
Mr a T aylot, 682·5843 1 cu ft Hot po In t FIRE SA E PR CES 3000 & 5000 lts cap $400 Elec Sn ti & windows Chuck 97~653 Agt. Rel/Freezer. Ltka new, L I I & $500. •99-2484 XI t d Sal\LV\ BMIJI a 9 ·79-'""T4i( ml --~--TOP SSS $200 obo 646-1042 Varl•ty of quality colored n con """" v '76 4 OR S~YL.ARK PI S,
Fama1e1 Prat Model• g --gem atdnes IOI tale Call SI~ A DeCb 7022 650·0253 1~9.ooo or ,' 1~1 a_nd AM/FM, AIC, t' cond.,
Escorts (213)866-1984 Custom 6:.~?8~1:' S125 al night 875·6~7 35FfsuP for power =1 ·82-BMW 528e, nu tires i3 f~\~ 7~1•3501 mo 1 own9J45!!ci23 OBO
To, ,A Wedding Ht 11~ $300 mo. •21 Balboa $ 16,995 Sarv rec ___ _
Y beaut , mu~I u11' Coves,N.8 . 673-14&4 avall.380-0200.673-11451 111.llEIAl·llm ·WR~al Ltd~ loaded. Persona 10 locate pinball & ..._ -" video games TOP PAY •llJEI S IOOO/obo 760-9072 Llve--aboard 1flp available LARGE SELECTION OF Lo ml 128,000 533-424, sharp, II pwr, exit cond
Call Nick 894-7563 Eltte1r1c, runs OOO<I MiactllUMll 11211 January 1 40' -45'. Call NEW & USED BMW'SI NG 9149 $7500 85 l • 1227 or
Ame<tean AmuMment S 100 or best otte1 642-4644 559-5031
I H2 1111 2 beautllui aalt water ---Liil IUCI ... '75 Midget. nu ang ' pafnt. c-.JIJJ 9•09 I eave yOYr number) • aquarluma, 50 gal. 60 gal, Pvt dock ror up to 30' pwr VOLUME SALES clean S 1950 539-848! ,_ ... _ ..... •.,.'----.. ·~
Tr•vel A0901 complete S300 both or sail boaf. Jeserved SERVICE & LEASING ;•aa Bdo assume pymn11
I• yr experience Com· Exll gas dryer -S 125 645-6003 afternoons prkg guar Nr Lido VII-3670 N. Cherry Ava 'll Ill CllYllT of S393 98 No dwn
puter training requ1rect 842•927 1 alt ePM lage $200/mo 67S-5418 LONG BEACH Red, xlnt cond, Ming fin· pymnt OAC Call Chuck
UNIGLOBE PASSPORT _ _ IAJlllE HLL OLITIH Sllpt available 25. 27. (No Cherry exlt-4051 tsh. 38,000 ml. 1 owner 979.3553 Agt !~ t~~~~~~rd 8~184500, F~:~~~ ;:;~~rs ~i~ Don t Pay Retail Prices 35' Call 642 .... 644 'Mon-<71•) Hl·lltD $3400 &46-2564 all 5 '74 Eldor_ad_o_Con.,..--vart-1---bla
both Chris 673-5886 17 141964.()386 Ft1 9-5 , Trade-Int Weleome Ptrackt 9157 All extrat, beaUtllul earl
Trdvel agent No ell.-Candellver SetUpAHomeShowlng Ii •-12 Nowopen Sun11 4 16uT C F $4900 1147-8710 perience needed Call _ Bike• stereo & sports CJC1.a • -arga arrera ulty 1---------
UNIGLOBE PASSP~RT Kenmore washer xlnl equipment. misc oltloe.. §l;;hwfnn bOYs bch cruiser, D1t111 tl 17 equipped As new 'll El4era4t liarrttz
TO TAAVEL 841-4500 cond $85 645-2561 All near new; prlOed tor $125/obO 631-6215 •'82 Datsun 3oozx 85• ~1~~83~~4~7;101 or A: ... ~50 •0bolow 0~.~~-
Hunt Bch Kenmore wahrTdryr, exit quick HHI e.tS...901 dy1 C -IOl-4 sume pymntt of $297 89 ..,, ,.._ .,.......,.
Cond S•oo ea 5••-6•88. --••;rs No dwn pymnt o•c Call *'73 914, xlnl coild': Island. 673-3830 (7-3) TYPIST
Guner1I olltce Tape tran·
scriphon Wed. Thurs.
Fri Edinger and Newport
Freeway Mrs Hoskins
558·8333
nPIST-P/T
Lido Vlltaga 673·9389
' .... "' ltttftl Water Prlo111 181 Va""""" Cmpr • "' ,. ___ .. Chuck 979-3553 Agt rcpl1, nu paint, S4950 ·79 Eldorado. 1 owner. nu OLDER G·E REFRIG. Dare lo comparat We offer exll cond, stove frig. 1tnk: -675-4719. 73 1..,.844 lires, wires. crulM, 8 way
Works. $50 675-4568 purified drinklnn water 2SK ml $9800. 786-2809 '71 Wgn, runs/look1 good, ;-.,. Por•,..he -9 •2, gr~. 1 o••ts, .. ,.....lat stereo. xlnt service All you want. economical & depend· "" "" ' """" """" "Y"" Refrigerator, $50, W/O. $2 49 weekly. Sample ••ttr likt1 1016 able. $695 894·9378 owner, hard to find condl cond S8800. 675-1277 ~:~~:.as ~£'6' 6!~~~ec bottle dallvered FREEi Vespa 260 f yr old xtras '72 1200 tatbck 2dr 4spd $6950 646-1888 '80 Sev Elgl. gray OV9' •Ii·
Phone dispatcher. Frank $800 54B-8786 ' · exit S1095 645-7S78 ' '68 Poraehe 912 4 spd, ver. gray Hlalher, mn/rl,
REFRIGERATOR REPAIR 851·0842 . 123M ml, 40 on nu eng. 1 loaded. clean s 14,500.
Local h~me estimate $27 Mttorc1cl11/ '76 8210. fair body, nMds owner $5000, Dys 754-6700days, 759,9130 L · R 1 1 760 7275 Brass ce1I Ian wtoak eng $800/obo 646-752• TYPIST PtT or FIT Gen-arry s erg · blades & 4 tullp Illes, ScMttn 1011 _· _ · 540-4058, 645-6163 evening•
eral ONlce work Npt Bch F ---, 6022 never used Cost $290 1§83114 AOskv 1'5CC ·77B210 Fstbk, vary gOod '68 912 5-ep. tape deck. '81 El Dorado dine! (30
Please call 645-4 175 Ht to ta take $95 552-0796 . 5 mo old very gOod cood cond . ~ereo spkrs, A/C, •ha r P con d . P p mpg) like new Leisure •••••••••I 'e. Collie/Shep. 1 yr, loves S 1550 OBQ 557-3608 0; snrt. $2300/obo Call tor $4900/obo 640-8293 world owner 16,900 ml
PART-TIME. Varied hours children Needs good CARPET 150 yards used. 541·4369 days Lisa 850-0610 Iv mag '70 91 lS lmm-ac-cond. Vogue llres, S11 ,900
to I d I A •• home, & space 536-9686 beige & Ille brown $ lOO ---Al o '80 Co ""' de Ville me u e ear Y "" _ _ _ Other remnant s xlnl '80KX125 t>OUQtitnew '82. '711200SX, 5-spd, AM/FM New engine. Divorce s u,.w
weekends Must have de· FREE To Good Home. 11 quality S 100 • 770-1680 gOod cond, ideal tor be-stereo, ll.lnl cond S3000 forces sale $8500 OBO s71< otter 720.0830
pendable vehicle (small mo Blonde Cocker gmner $400 645-0490 540-5790 Will trade 497-1485 '82 Seville. mint cond. new truck. van station Spaniel AKC w/papers FIREWOOD $120 a cord, .82 ZX T -tires. $16,950. Call w o wagon) 10 ass1s1 news· 642_6258 mixed. while lhey last '80 Yamaha 850 SP«:1al urbo Reel. •m· '74 911 Coupe, 5 spd. met paper CleaHlr m Irvine 642-3657 Mint S 1200 673-8779 maculate cond loaded bronze/tan Int Very Raymond. lntertek Ser-
area Must be depen· FREEtolov1nghome8wk $18,175or T/Oleaseal clean $9950 851-2259 vices(2l3)377-097l dable Contact Greg kitten while w/blue eyes. FIREWOOD Ml)(ed, $150 'II lt1~1 lllla4ew IOO $397/mo 786-5135 or 640.0847 , __ T_H_E_U ____ l _E_S_T __
Hyde Monday lhru Friday gray ears/tail 645-4840 a cord 842-6345• Warranfy-Aprll. 500 ml. Fl t 9123' . ---n
between 930 and 10 30 ext 189·Karen llahan Crocodile handbag, $1995/obo 548-3334 1 78 91 lSC. cashmir beige SELECTIOI 180 F1a1 s 'd bl coupe, lull equip, serv re--
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alllmlllliollnllllyl 6il411i2il·l43ii2il1••1 $800 obo 646-4 71 1 M B --~1~0~"~0 P• er· navy ue. cord 518 500 494•95 72 of late model, low mlleage • Faraitare 6025 ottr t•H " 36.000 miles. am/Im 644·800 t . • Cadlllacs In Southern John Wayne Tennis Club '81 Coachman GMC mini cass. S4300 676-2813 Calilornla1 See u1 todayl
W.tT9ESS/WlfTfll 1 Pr St1d1ng mirror closet R,ular Membership .78 92-d ---11 n 7 800675.2988 22.roolaJr,gen.amllm Bta•a 9125 4,4sp ,1lr,cass.10 IAIEIS Breaktasl/lunch. e)(-doors (48x 8 ea) $65 3 cass and more $16.500 miles. xlnl cond $6850
per1ence wllh cocktails solid wood 11 color stack Magic Island membership 549-5014 ·77 Civic, nu pelnl, auto 548·8451 CAllLUC
Wed Sun Apply Ben units. matching game distress sale $2000/obo T .1 gOOd tires. gOod cond. 79 911 sc Tar~a, ~"'. 2600 Harbor Blvd
Brown s 3 1106 Coast table wlleats, 4 leather 646-0123 aft 5PM Ill era, $ 1850 633--08 t6 C""d, lo ml 60-6.....,.21 '5 COSTA MESA Hwy so Laguna chrs. $650, 752-5710 Tri•tl 10"" -"'' M Isl d M be hi .. "" Honda Accord by owner. daws· 675-5•38 eves 540 1810 Wa1tresstwa11er Min 3 yr 2 units. oak finish cabl· $~~& a~n of J:;; ls;s vJ:,, ·1A 25' Ideal. nice site, nr bought new Aug 1980, ' ' •
exper Apply 1n person, nets. brand new with Sell tor $500 Pvt ply Newport Bch, twn beds. air. new tires, buckskin, ltaatHal 1141 Tar11C =-.. --1----9-..,~1~
1 30·4 30 pm JOLLY shelves. glass drs & desk 642-8635 rr bath. micro. iclnt cond.. A-1 $5750 546-808& Xlnt cond. Sacrifice: bst ,_•"'"-'•'-•.•----•-ROGER 400 So Coast S150ea 497-6073 $8 500 firm Eves I --olrover$6500 631-4165 *'84 Chevy Camero u-
Hwy Laguna Beach 7•,.,· leather couch. green. Retired Sliver Dollar Col· 631 -0854 1118 9127 POR '78 91t SC Targa. sumepymntsol$173.52
$250 T lector selltnn silver ·7• Civic n_,.,.s t · No dwn pymnt O"C Wanresst'Nalter El(per'd eak kmg or sgl d 011 a rs a I ""b a rg a In BUY FACTORY DIRECT .. · '""" mo or Tan/Tan lthr Air Stereo "' h db Cl $50 675 4568 Best offer over S500 Clltlord •iar.m, ·,~er-.. ·. Chuck 979-3553 Agt Apply 111 person at ea r · -pr1cesBrtlllan t un-L1gh1we1ght Hberglass ,... .,_ vu
01Prego's Restauranl 8t1 Blue Denim sofa. )(Int c1rculated sll11er dollars Scamp 13· & 16' travel 548.0113 P-7·s. alloys. 45,500 '68 Corvetle Conv, soft &
I Formerly Two Guys from cond $200 955-338S $35 ea or by roll (20) $28 trailers and new 19' Slh miles supurb cond hard top. 4 spd. gOod
11a1y1 2267 Fairview -ea Circulated silver wneet Call now. toll tree. $19,500 (308 TNA) PIP cond. $6000 obo. Hme
Road C M Bdrf,f set $125 Desk w/ s11 90 ea By 8 roll 1-800-346..,.962 tor free M I k e or Ron . 494-3072, off 720-7259
side chairs $175 Wash· StO 90 ea Completed brochure and SAVE• 714-645-8272 Mon-FrL .73 Monie Carlo Landau.
Lady PIT L1ve·m, working er/ ~ S 150 White album or Morgan sliver$ A S -,-/ S L.-9167 t It ..... , all I hrs lrom 4PM-8AM daily re Ing with sis w11ce makr I 1878-1921) value o11er ato '"ICtl •-ra ' .. ., . pwr. a r, au10,
6i5-4275 $215 650-8042 $4000, sell tor S 1300 P11t1 901 S ·76 4 X • Wagoo. Great gd cond S 1850 633--0816
WHEllOUSE WJHEll 01net1e sel SSS Tripi~ Lots of $20 s 10 $5 $3 CONTINENTAL nAES Skiers car, gOOd cond . '74 CHEVY VAN. V8. hall
Xlnt salary oppt y '°'hard dresser $30 Bar & 2 2 • 12 & $1 gold coins l85x7o.13. Near new $2000 642·7961 eves. too. xlnt cond . S2800
COMMERCIAL
REAL ESTATE
Established firm is relocating to O.C.
Airport area & expanding its staH Open-
ings for expenenceo agents or trainees
with sales background Send resumes
worker immed opening stools $25 Sml told1ng 1-964-0062 S 125551·92951645-0792 llU lelUU'S T ti 91 9 631-2762
SECRETARY/ 220· 1520 Sml Fee table/cshrs $5 Record Vista XXX·R 30w AC/DC A ..... w.-•• -...1 90"0 SOUTH .tDtoyota 4X4 p u As-'79 Chevelle. 4 Or hatch,
C player lO VanitychrS5 converter $120 Call • -" s1 1ck . 52M. clean RE EPTIONIST !Not employmnt agcy) Dishwasher $5 968-6241 John at 832-2080 HIGHEST CASH IMMEO COUllTY sume pymnls or S 181.48. $2225/obo Dy 89S-3877
Newport Beach real prop-
erty lene¥r needs an ag-
gressive I self-starte< 10
handle processing
typmg & hte phones 1n a
non-smk1ng ol11ce W ill
train Linda 851-6936
General othce work Mon· No dwn pymnl OAC Call Elec bed wt massager dbl for your vehicle, domestic · ev 759-a 19 1 Fn PtT Ask Miss Foster WELIEll 8 Wanted electric tram & ac· or foreign 551_8285 ISIZI Chuck 979-3553 Agt
7r; 1-5053 « mo old) Cost $1100. cess O scale prel Call att ,.WI WIU IOT . '82 Z28, 21K ml. fully Apply 7 am only sell $500 432-8377 6 PM 640•4829 WE IUY * 84 Toyota Celllca As-equipped pert cond
SECRETARYtRECEPT MacGregor Yacht Corp MARBLE TOP TABLE IEllHllSILI sumepymntso1$178.36 $1 1800/obo 646-7820
P.O. Box 518 needed for Newport 1631 Placenlla. Cosia 5150 645_15.,,..~. WEOOING Gown Beeu11-Ct.EAIClllS V 1 5 1 S le NodwnpymntOAC Call __ • __ Beach advert1s1ng agen· Mesa '~ tul ivory satin wltraln sz 0 ume 8 es. erv e Chuck 979.3553 Agt '84 Corvette. completly
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South Laguna. CA 9267 7 :.y Musr be an organized On size h•de·a-bed $200 10 $600 obo 5 burg satin AID TRUCKS And Leasing . loaded Take over lease ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~·t sell-starter wtgood Jolts Wanted/· 544_4174 calltorapt brldesmd gown, $40 ea. l8?ltBeaetiBlvd * M Toyota PU Assume payment. OAC (125375) -typing s1o.111s . & phone Domeatic . S 107 MUST SEE 646-8560 Huntington Beach pymnls ot S 127 72 No Agt Call Charlie
Presenre oe1a11 or enled On sz h1deabed $125 (71 JI) l_..2-2000 dwn pymnt OAC. Call 476-1877 Sales I Sales Private Ladies F•I· ~ 1 · s ,. ,. Ch k 979 3553 A
S C S & well-groomed Non-Housel<eeper ava11 Nwpl Couch $50 642·4397 Western addle. )(Int "" uc • gt ___ _
l11i11ar f11hi01 htll ness enter alary & smoker Gooel oppl Y tor area pret. ell1c1en1 & re· cond . $400. Drexel Cam-'78 C ,,-Llltb .. SEE US FIRST! Creaffve European high Comm1ss1on Great al advancement based on liable REF Eves 645·4874 Sec sofa • match 01-pa1gn Desk, $350. beaull· J11aar 9129 oro 8 ac"· auto· ·
fashion ladl es shop mospl'lere ana pay tor a mo1111a11ontsk1lls Con· Dogs 5510 roman. good cona $250 ful cond 760-8636 '76 XJ6. good cond. ~:~~c·i~~~· ~~~~~~:J1g ~~ h~~~a l~~I~~~~
seeks experienced sales sell starter 497·5464 am tac I Denise 640· 1313 -675·8753 M1'1c. w •••. ..a 6220 $7800 760·0329 ------I t'"' s od I person Fine loca11on ex 497-1022 Pm Uaso Apso pups AKC. single white canopy bed _____ .. ____ , WE llY '79 Cellca Utbk, l owner. roe~ 88 us 1 ay
cellenl pay Call Anlla at Sates Reps SECRn /RECfPTIOllST shots xlnl pedigree with matching night Will buy Ouallly used USED CARS & TRUCKS l11•1aa Cki1 9132 11lnt cond .. 501(+ ml, nu
644-2652 btcutlH Coaohcraft II 1or Arch 1firm1n San Juan $250 & $300 848-2529 stand and mirrored clothing Jewelry, shoes, COME IN OR CALL FOR ·s8 Xlnt cond 12700 tires. AM/FM. air, auto,
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SALES lracuve mtelhgenl male t E ' bull (Grooming school) 957-8165 Ma1iulln1t. 6224 Cormier-Delillo '73C-ONVERT red,J(lnl '79GT5spd.fully loaded,
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Pilot has an excellenl op-SECRET ARY Construe· SECTRY /llECf PTIOllST POODLES ARE PEOPLE ;:~~sep~::;ey .:i~~4~· HUNTINGTON BEACH Laacia 9135 '82 CRESSIDA all oplloos. Ck~Jtt 9315
porturn11y beginning mid 11on knowledge hetplul FIT cheerful 8J(per md1v Pups $250 & up 548·2848 ~~~ .'as~~gn ~able$ 2~~ 546·5094 1•7-1011; 141-3331 ·76 SCOrplon, lo ml, wht white, low m1les. llke new. January for caree< orien· Knowledgeable m pay-able to handle all phases w/blu. xlnt COl"ld. must $10.750 846-5047 '63 hrysler 300 1 owner.
ted display advert1smg roll Strong on collec· ot ofc duties Must be sell Sh:lties AKC MtF all col-786·9744 Office Farnitare/ WI WAIT Ylll sell S6200 546-9174 -41.000 mi, gd trans S750
sales reps with a proven toons of accoun1s re., staner able to follow thru 0 s $200 s2so 642·4926 Wrought iron dining rm E• '1ment 6226 OLW ISll CAii .-----VtitlWlllD 9173 548·2971or673-4172
I d k lh 8~ <>~ R""'ald 0.,.... 1141 9141 157 Ragtop, no rust n. • .J e 9317 track record Grear t>arn ce1vable apply 1653 on pro1ec s an wor w1 Hones 5520 set whtlyellow. xtra leaf ~ "" ......, .,,,.1 mg potenllal guarantee<' Superior CM 642-7222 mon supervision non-seat!> 12. 11ln1 cond $125 Steel case/credenza/desk • j 4 M • z d a RX 2 Blaupunkt. new radials,
draw agamst corr smkr pref OSC Audio Beaul purebred Arabian 640-2619 llreproot 1119 cab $S50 S1200tOBO GOOd cond stock 1600 $1200/0BO *114 Dodge Daytona
m1ss1on Oe111re to mo11e I Products 7 14 645-2540 mare bay lramedLgen-673 7550 or 832-4761 650·3104 eves 546-3147 Charger assume pymnt
into management a plus SECllETHY Service Station Attendant lie $3500 581 7331 Cos ti Mn1 6124 P1'1ao1/0r11n1 6221 --- -ol $216 31 No dwn c del M 1 MtrCHtl ltaa 9145 62 Convert Bug )(Int pymnt OAC Call Chuck Send resume to orona ar rea estare EJ(pd Apply Shell Sta-P•t1 5535 3 wheel adult bike. patio 92 B G d $2800 675 "166 p o Bo• 1560 firm established smce 1 ~ 1 d bl & h t 0 aby rand A.-·~·73 350SL sho~car, con -v 979-3553 Agt Costa Mesa 92626 1944 seeks sharp tai..e tton ?th & Irvine NB Eico11c Talking Birds urn, car ta e c atrs. worked and refinished ., ..
EOE chargesecretary Jobre-SHEET METALWORKER $150-$300548-5916 smlapplcs hand mower. Ebony $3000 obo SlKmt,mint,pollshed '78 Challenger. am/Im
quires excellent skills ano Must be able to operate a Clessifled Ads your ooe-I Sun 9.4 2912 Royal Palm 213 721·8942 day AAGTOP: Brand ......, In system. All records Incl ~-mileage, 5spd 010. Blue-
many other Items. Sat & 494•3682 alter 6 pm 4 Wktel DriYtl 30 alloys w/XVS tires. sound ~ cass, good oond, Hit gaa
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pleasant personality Call m u I t 1 s I a t 1 o n s1ap shoppl~ center Dr. nr Baker g Harbor ....... ~ sales brochures. both ·~. ,.-~ book. $3450, sac $2200 Leslie at punchpress shear press I 48" Piano. beaut cono In-bo)(, tor Jeep CJS. $200 tops, all orig u S. car. obo. 840-7827
HARIOll RHLn brake Able 10 do set-up ·side & out tuned, de-obo 646-9428 anyllme dealer maintained. 173-••oo and lay out work Apply 1n lt11ered $750 847-5672 Tr•c .. 1 9035 $22.000 645· 1418 ,ro_rd__ nit person. NEWMAR, 2911 • • 1 Wesl Garry Santa Ana Mahog Schaller & Sons '68 Ford truck w/camper '72 250. Belge/blk Int New *'84 Ford Tempo assume
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Opening lor excperienceo Mo1111ated Full 11me sales-
1nd1v1dua1 Musi rype 60 per'IOn lor line 1ewelry
wp") Rare opportunity sales .Exper1enced
National cosmetic corpor tor right person Benel11s preferred Full package I
81100 Is expanding 10 the Call Lynn at 547-5625 ol benel11s a11allable 1 West Coast SfCllETAllY Contact Mr McOermolt
We are a' 14 year multi General olt1ce Typing 556-4460
mllllon d'bnar compent telephones. hQht book-I Tailor tor •ltera11ons
toOlling tor aggressive I keeping Benefits Lag· suits good pay part or
a1tract1ve and sell vna Niguel Call between lull lime 642-7017 CM mo11valed people wno 10 & 4 30 831•0700 T C want to earn E H N I C I A N
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level All prO<lucts are mg tor secretary Ex· -iava you read tod11y'1
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call Jarry Olson 645 9104 8·4 30 Salary com-bargain• In townf
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pertence Call Helen Want Ad Help?
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Galaxy organ $1200 s14ooiobo 964_7093 213-721 ·8942 day, SOUTH dwn pymnt OAC Call 673-1695 _ _ 494·3682 alter 6 pm Chuck 979-3553 Agt
S t' G ocl 6230 VHI 9040 '72 250 Sedan. xlnt cond. COUllTY '66 Mustang. loaded. rr IDI o 1 '7S Dodge Van. 41. ton. V-S. auto air. amlfm cass. 10 ev8f'ythtng new $3200
Browning Broadway Light· ·57 Chevy Van. V-8. Make miles $5900 786· 1755 VOLISWllfl -nw -
mng superpesed 12 ga ofter on both 650-9109 32" barrel trap gun Mint ---'73 280 i Dr. AIT. PB/PS, ... WILL HT '66 Mustang runs. nos
$2250 Jay 786-7500. Aati.ae1, runs gOod $4450/obo IE lllllllLI" work, body gd cond , new
675·0194 all 6pm ClaHiCI 9045 dy 895-3877 ev 759-8191 VOiume SaleS, Service Int S 1•00 obo 540-3843
Complete Scuba Gear, Ford •4j WOodie. xlnt wd '73 280 4-dr. auto. lull pwr, And Leulng '66 Mustang SUPER
mcl 2 Regulators.'• Wet s 'fK 213·546-4097 s n r I . x Int con d 18711 Beaen Blvd CLEAN All opllon1
Su11 $400 548-3073 -__ $6500/obo 540-5318 Huntington Beach S 3 0 O 0 ob o day a
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675·0586 111 6 pm
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watt each Won 1n ga a
show Moving muat lelll
Ra1a11 $740. Sell S 150
p1tr 642·6•36
htt1, GHtrll 7011
1IP Avon. 3 yrs oid. xlnl
cond. wlllr bdl, 0/8 brkt,
cover. oar& $575 tor
quick sa1a1 675·93811 •••tr lt1t1 7012
12' Avon Intl 't2 faFr
cond S575 11113 sm
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Marcruttera Tandem
... 1 1rat1ar $9800
720• t '0 I
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-·--.. --.._~ •79 240D. 1mmac cond, cond $1800 640-8748 speaker•. runs xood. auto air, 68,000 mj ood d · Id S 12,225 pp 675-l387 '71 Squarebeck. auto. 41K g con ms e out Salu·Servtc:e-La.as1ng on eng s 1150 846-0104 S 1300 543-2924, ask tor
U •IEST 'JI •oost T-11111 Apol-lnar Mendon. n • '71 Squaraback, vary • 1 836-9148. ••k for Martha llYEITORY ~nthrac 18 grayt balg good cond $1800 Auto-Mendoza attar -.m sunroof, lmmacul a matlc 840·6373 v., * 79 3201, 4 spd, AIC S 18.000/obo 955· 99
(994XE0) wkdys, 786-6708 eves '74 Ghia, alnt cond $3500 • ·79 3201: 4 spd, SIR 552•1808 'H Tonno, exit eng, nu
(091YPZ) '80 •SO SEL, loadedd PP tires S 1000 f irm
* ·79 3201; auto, S/R 554-3332 Make otter. ·75 Sclrk:co. amflm, auto, 842-9271 •11 6PM
(468292) entertain trade In air, shpakln. runa lraat. '76 Granada. V8, am/Im
•·so 3201, 5 spd, AtC '80M.B. jOOsD TURBO Onl~ S1750 548·14 1 cass. air. pwr window. &
(56SZOL) Chrome Whaeta, 2 tank•. '77 convert., whtfwhl, orig. locka S 1800 645-4697
*'80 3~~ ;~; ·s· pkg •harp.122.950 557-3608 Champ edit & owner Lo ·79 Flefta, 551< ml, ll«ao, * '81 3201; 6 ....... SIA eves Or 64 t-4389 day11 ml, A/C, tterao can., nu radlal1, pert cond
(1CUTM3) TOP SSS PAID $8900 640-8315 S2550 Obo 631-3018
*'8 1 3201, 5 tp<I. SIR ·79 &lo Conv wttt whtl '79 Pinto Run•bout. 3 ( 1dqu76S) For P•Wad whl To mtl• Sharp d
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* 82 528£. Auto, loaded DIAL 2131714 MERCl:OES ll.lnt Cond. IOtl ol ••trat. Uactla ~ 9323
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• 83 320i. auto, SI R 13·000 ml, !jk• n9W cond '3995 831-3011 Col!Klcn s.tiee M8'1C v
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( lfrt\215) Cream wftan Int • auto, 111. Abaoluttl)' muat Hll S 10,150 844-29<t..!_
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1 UE S DA Y J ANUARY HI 1•rn 1 ORANGE COUN r 'f C ALIFOR N IA i5 CENTS
Coaat
Fountain Valley fire sta-
tion will get a $145,000
face lift the chief says ls
years overdue./ A3
Convicted murderer
Rene Dayco hears wit-
ness testimony today that
will help a jury decide
wheth~r he Is executed or
serves life In prison./ A2 .
OC Transit Board retains
Its current members to
spearhead the proposed
county sales tax./ A3
Nation
The U.S. has established
diplomatic relations with
the Vatican after over a
century"'1f Informal ties.
/A4.
Navy Secretary Lehman
Is seeking reprimands for
Beirut brass who may
have been lax wlth em-
bassy security .I A4
Chinese Premier Zhao
Zlyang Is meeting today
with President Reagan.
/A4
World
A protesting Jewish
woman is being force-fed
at a Leningrad hospital.
/A4
Mind and Body
Squinting surfers In-
spired Diana to Invent a
lens and start her Diop-
tics company ./81
A m inister's wife fears the
flame of love will be
rekindled while her hus-
band counsels a former
lover./8 2 ·
Sports
UC Irvine proved to be no
match for nationally
ranked UNL V Monday
night ./C1
Patty Sheehan will find It
hard to match her ac-
compllsments of 1983.
/C1.
Steve Colflesh resigned
his position as football
coach at Ocean View
High Monday./C1
Entertainmen t
Two actresses deliver
strong performances in
the thriller ''Night Watch
i~Beach/83
Bualneu
AT&T adds a list ol ser-
vices and products to
keep competitive In the
Orange County market.
/85
Who foots the blll If the
hlllslde house you bought
slides south. Read a re-
attor' s expert advice.JBS
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Erma Bombeck
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National New9
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State News
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Hu tington m~n slain in bed;
poli· seize burglary suspect
B LAZE
GUTS NB
HOUSE
16-foot Christmas
tree may have
fueled home fire
By STEVE MARBLE
OllMO.-, ..........
A roaring fire_ thaV°(kstroyed a
Newport Shores hO'?rr('Monday ni~~t
and ate at the sides of neighboring
homes may have been spread by a
dry, 16-foot Christmas tree, fire-
figh1ers reported today.
Newport Beach firemen said the
house at 324 Prospect St. was con-
sumed in names when they arrived
and nothing could be done to save the
'200.000 home. The residence and its
content were reported to be a totally
lost.
Nobody was inJurcd in the 7:32
p.m . blaze and neither Mark Bailey or
Larry Thompson -the two home·
owners-were at ho me whe n the fire
erupted.
Residents on the narrow street off
Pacific Coast Highway credited two
neighborhood m en with preventing
the leaping flames from igniting.._.
adjacent homes.
0..,,,... "'°'°bf ......... u..
By PHIL SNEIDERMAN
Ot ... O.., ..........
Huntington Beach police said a
local man was shot to death 1n his
hosnc early today while lying tn bed
next to hi~ wife. A Stanton man wbo
aUcgcdJy broke mto the house has
been arrested 1n connection with the
murder.
Lt. Jim Walker said the 1nc1dent
took place at 3 a.m. 1n the Lakeside
Land tract home of James Hugh es. 37.
and his wife Jeanene Hughes, 29.
spotted the Hu&hcs car near 8eacb
Boulevard and Main Street. Walker
said.
Thcofficcrcalled forassistueeand
followed the car. Walker said the
vehicle was stopped at Newland
Street and Slater A venue.
Ramirez was arrested on suspicioa
(Pleue eee SLA.Df/ A2)
DEFENDANT
PUT A.T SCENE
OFSrABBING
James H ughcs was employed 10 the
computer industry, accordinJ to
police, who don't believe the·v1ct1m
and the suspect, Adam Ramirez, 42,
wctt acquainted.
Jeanette Hughes told police she was By STEVE MARBLE
awakened by a popping or crack.mg °' ... o.i,,.......,
sound. When she opened her eyes, she A female shopper has identjfied a
saw a standing man in the bedroom. well-liked high school student as the
The man began striking her with his person she saw last October standing
fist. Walker said. m a small Huntington Beach
After the intruder fled from the boutique t~ same day that the shop's
bedroom, Mrs. Hughes turned 10 her owner Darleen Hazboun was
husband and founcf he bad been shot murdered.
twice 10 the head, Walker said. Janice Schindler. a Fountain Y~-
Hughcs was later determined to be Icy resident, testified in coun Mon-
dcad at the scene. day that a man she ~ter identified as
Mrs. Hughes then heard the in-Zachary Pcttu~ quLckJy p~shed her
trudcr in the garage. fleeing in a out. of • .'he . vintage ~.lothmg shop
family car. Walker said the woman stat10g, We re closed.
gave officers a description of the The woman recalled heas1na a
vehicle, a tan Toyota. ~uffied. h1Jt_l-pitched sound' .. com-
About seven m inutes after fllc ink from inside the shop as the man
crime was reported. HuntinB.ton forced her out the door ... He juR
Beach police officer Mike D1llo':W (Pleue Me 8U8PECT/A2)
"I shouldn't even be here now. My
house should be gone:· said Rod
Rodgers. who li ves next-door to the
fire JUtted residence. "I thought I'd
had 1t.··
(Pleue see BL AZE /A2)
Nelghbon Ruth WWlama and. Van Hauton watch u
flreflgbten douae fiamea durln& Newport blaze.
,
TV ·piratestocollie clean~
Cable firm offers
·~mnesty' pr ogr-am
By ROBERT BARKER
D1ckmson Paci fie Cablesystem s
wants to make honest subscribers of
cable TY pirates in western Orange
County who are illegally tapping into
pay programs to the tune of.about
S2.2 million a year. officials said
Mo nday.
The thievery 1s reported in all four
c1t1es served by the company -
Huntin~ton Beach, Fountain Valley.
Wesiminster aod Stanton.
Cablesystems General Manager
Bob La Tourette said audit surveys
taken with the aid of computers and
electronic meters can determine
who's using the service without
paying for it. "We can even tell what
channel they're watch~ng.." he said.
La Touretted1 sclose~ Monday 1hat
the company is offenn& a temporaf)
amnesty in which illegal users can
turn in their illegal cable conveners
and exchange them for an "hones!
one."
Those who do n·t come forward by
the end of the month reportedly will
be tracked down by the coJnpany and
local police. People-whotamper with
cable telev1s1on l~ne • who 1ostall
illegal cable TY con v rters or who are
receiving unautho "zed services can
receive SI 0,000 fines and 90 days in
jail, police say.
La Tourette said the crackdown
follows a recenl aud11 that discovered
8 percent of the people where cable
tev1s1on 1s a"allable may be illegally
State budget set
at $30.3 billion
SACRAMENTO (AP) -Gov.
George De.JkmcJian unveiled a $30.3
billion budget proposal today which
asks the Legislature to boost spending
on education 17 percent while hm11 -
mg-wetfarr-gram 111c1 cases to 2
percent.
The Republican governor's
1984-85 budget bill also proposes a is
percent increase for pnsons and I 0
percenl raises for state employees.
The proposal. the nation's largest
state budget. would boost total spend-
ing 10.8 percent increase over the
current fiscal year. whic h ends next
June 30.
Adjusted for innation. that 1s at4.4
percent increa~ in what state econ-
omists call "red! dollars:·
The 1.409-page item-by-item
-;pending propo'ial asks the law-
makers to increa~ state suppon for
the nine-campus University of Cali-
fornia b} 30.3 percent to S 1.4 5 billion
and 1n"-httce their-spending on th~
California State University system by
21.2 percent to S 1.15 billion.
The biggest single budget item,
state support of public schools. would
be increased 16.2 percent to S9.6
b1l hon. Community colleges. the
ot·cct of an intense. still-unresolved
fi t over student fees. would et a
I .4 percent increase to S 1.5 b1tt1on.
but only if lawmakers agree to the
$100-per-year fees sought by Deu-
kmejian.
(Plea11e see BUDGET/ A2)
using the service. In add.lllon, a~ut 5
percnt Qf the company's subscribers
are receiving more services than they
are paying to get.
Huntington Beach detective Dan
Catalano said illegal users in some
cases may by tapping tnto their
neighbors' lines. Some also are be-
lieved to have been one-time
subscribers who canceled their ser-
vice and then hooked on illcplly.
La Tourctte said no questions will
be asked for those who voluntanly
tum in their illcpl equipment at
Cablesystems main office at 2124
Main St .. Hunungton Beach. or any
of its cable stores.
In addition. subscribers who are
receiving more than they're· paying
for can call the Amnesty Ho tline at
960-4343.
(Pleue .ee CABLE/ A2)
BUDGET EXPENDITURE DOLLARS
(AMOUNTS IN MllllONS)
1984-&5 FISCAL YEAR
IOUCATION-lt ltW°"fl\ 12_. __ _
U9 ~2 01 311~
ITATI AHO
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OC society plays the charity game
Fund-raisers do well,
but the bi Ivers
are very selective
Los Angeles Society glitters with
television and m ovie stars. Social
circles spin on embassy row m
Wash10gton, D.C. And m Orange
County, the monaed elite's social
strata 1s built on philanthropy.
M1Jor national chanues wnh local
chapters or homc-arown cultural
aroups hold fund-nusang cxtrava-
aanms here nearly every weekend
tr')'lna to tap the pockets of the
county's wealthy.
Each special event tncs to outdo
the olher with novelties -nnk
movie previews. odd-ball aucuon ,
toy dnvC1 -to entcnam 1ud1encts of
about 1.000 people who Sttm to
circulate from fund-~i r to fund-
nmcr.
'
And. those who orchestrate these
black-tic affairs in posh hotel
ballrooms say they arc laracly suc-
cessful 10 drawing enough part1c1-
pants to contnbutc at least halfof the
proceeds to chanty.
"People arc best separated from
their money when the~ art having a
good time do10a it. said Peggy
Cotton. member of the Oranat Coun-
ty Olympic Commutcc. who or-
ganized an Auau t auction that raised
S 123.000 to benefit an Olympic
tramma ~ntcr m Colorado Spnngs,
Colo.
Aside from cultural voups. the
county's charity dollar 1s split be-
tween service assoc1auons. churche•
and schools The bc,t mformed ueu
1s that 1,200 chantabl aroups u 1st
w1th1n the county How much they
raise each year 1s anybody's auc!l!'I,
Oranac County has a spht per
sonality when 1t comes to g1vma.
At least that's the obscrvouo n of 1
ANDREA
ADELSON
Focus ON THE NEws
trad1t1onal fund·rais1na •rm such as
the United Way. which ra1~ $14.S
m1lhon at the conclusio n of their
1983 dnve.
Ranked aga1mn 37 other mclro-
pohtan areas of similar ue, the
county 1s in the middle 1!1 terms of
popul&uon. mcomc and cmptoy·
mcnt.
But 1t 1s la t 1n pcrttnltl' ofbuy1 na
income donat~ for U nited Way
chant1c~. which pvc $11 m1llton latl
year to more than 100 social ~rv1ce
-
organwtlans an the county.
Lo '°'1'gclcs was nut to the
bottom. United Way spokesman
George Ph1lhps said. report10a res uh-;
from an in-house survey
By co~panson. the troubled c1t1~
of Ocveland and Cinc1nn~t'f arc top
aivers.
"Thert arc severe pockets of povcr·
ty here. We have the problems of an
urban aru. But 1fthcy never att out of
Ncwpon Beach. the)' 'II never Stt the
need," Phillips said
The countv's rootless population of
rommuters, where many netah-
borhoods art httle mort than a
dcadc old. yield'\ little civu.· rt1pons1-
b1llty. Phillip pointed out
Wbltt cvcland rc-siden\s an ~
nttd~ clearly. hcrt ··t>t<>ptc don't
want to we it That's Wb) llw)'mo"e-d
here If you hvc 1n wealthy am , )OU
don't ~'1nt to 1dmn )'Ou haH
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forum set
on nukes
Irvine mayor --pl~nntng event
By ANDREA ADELSON
Of ,,,. °""' Hot .....
ln1nc-.; peace act1v1st mayor.
Larr) "fan. is trying to bnng the
issue o ann$ reductions to the
forefront of the 1984 pres1dcnt1al
pnmar) b) staging a forum for
candidate<; 1n the nauon·s heartland
.\gran h3~ won pledges of suppon
from 150 Iowa mayors and council
members. who want to learn the
views of pres1dent1al candidates on
nuclear-related ts!ues
Wh1k President Reagan has not
responded. three Democratic con-
tender and a third party cand1da1e
ha"e said the} will attend the forum
scheduled for Jan. 21 at Veterans
Memorial Aud1tonum 1n Des
Moines O nly one has rcfust<l.
The torum as JUst a month be fore
the Feb 20 Io wa c~ucu~ when
"otcrs select dclcgat~ who will
choose the pan\ 's pre 1denual nom1-
ntt
''The fact that we'"<' bttra ablt to
orgamzr 10 10wa wh~re rm no t
known. hows that t~ 1u ue means
m ort than the name ... said A.gran. one
of the autho"°' of• b1latcnl v,eapons
1n1t1at1ve endorsed h\ ( ahfom11
voter\ I t O\Cmber
gran said he • c-on 1dcnn1 or·
ganmna a '\lm1la.r event th1\ 'ipnng.
ahhouah the field of candidates will
ho ve b«n partd pnor lo Cahfomia's
June pnm&l)
"I'm con,inced.1ntah m
3-; man" 'Ole and de t we
ha"c. the~ w11l rome nmnin to lbis
t"\Cnt:· gran '81d. •
.\gran 1d Iowa "·u cbottn for _,,c
forum bttau\t' 11s earl · caucu ha
(Pleue.,. AOllMl/.A.2)
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A2 * Orange Coaat DAILY PILOT/Tueaday. January 10, 198•
Killer's friends
cite 'attributes'
By JEFP ADLER
OtV..O.., .........
An Oranae County upenor Court
Jury listened Mo nday 10 a parade of
witnesses from the Ph1hppme Island'\
who testified thal Rene f-lores Dayco
-convict~ of lhe bloody 1982
murders of has wife and mother-an-
~aw -was a non-violent youth who
played bas.lcctball and had been a
model Boy Scout.
The tesumon)' came as the ~ury
reconvened in Judge Franc1~l'o
Bnseno's ama Ana counroom for
lhe penalty phase of Dayco's cnm1nal
tnal. dunng which Jurors mu!>t decide
whether to recommend the convicted
killer be executed or sentl·nccd to a
life pnson term "'lthout the poss1bht)
of parole.
The eight-woman. four-man Jury
found Dayco guilt) of the double
first-degree murders with special
circumstances following two days of
deliberation~ Dt-c 19 It ai. the special
circumstance allegation~ that threat·
en Dayco with the death penalty.
Dayco. a 43-ycar-old native of the
CONTINUED STORIES
Philippine~. never disputed u~ina a
meat cleaver ;and butcher lm1le to
back to death both his estranged 27-
ycar-old wife, Shirley. and her
mother. 65-yeaar-old Amelia
Harbulak. 1n the lfontington Bcac.h
home the two shared with Dayco's
three children. The k1 lhng$ occurred
June 14. 1982.
However. Dayco·s defenM: ul-
tomey. Chief Deputy Pubhc lk·
fonder Tom McDonald. asked the
jury to find Dayco guilty of something
less than first-degree murder. calhng
the killings an "ellploswn of fury ...
McDonald said he eiqxcted to Rene Dayco
present approximately 20 witnesses. they listened to a tape m :ordmg of the:
mcluding 10 from thr Philippines. defendant adm1tt1ng the kalhngs to a
dunng the ~nalty phase of the tnal to Huntington Beach police de1ect1\.e.
testify about Dayco's character and The recordmg was made after
past. Dayco was returned to the U.S.
Both McDonald and Deputy Pub-following his arrest in Meiuco several
he Defender Tom Goethals said Jury days after the k1lltngs occurred.
deliberations m the case might begJn The slender, fof}'Tler Southern Cali-
later this week. .. forn1a Echson Co. employee told
Before witnesses were called to detectives he remembered stabbing
tesufy in Dayco's behalf. Jurors read his wife onl> once and did not recall
along from a prepared tran<,Cnpt as attacking has mother-in-law at all
RECORD STATE BUDGET PROPOSED •..
Fr om Al
Former stale Finance Director
Michael Franchclll. who presented
the budget m leg.1slat1vc and press
bnefings Monday despite Senate
re1ection of his confirmation last
week. said the shm 2 percent increase
1n welfare grants 1s mtended to
narrow the gap between ('aJ1fom1a
and other states
Cahforn1a currently pays S526 a
month to a welfare mother with two
chi1dren, compared to S 148 to $507
monthly m other large states.
The budget would also set aside
$950 m1ll1on for emergencies or a
downturn in ant1c1pated tax re"·
enues.
It proposes no increases in an>
existing tax rate. But It anticipates a
robust $2.87 b1ll1on increase in an-
nual revenues from ex1stt0g sales.
income and business taxes 1f the I
states economy continues to recover
as pro1ected.
1fhat an11c1patcd 12.5 percent in-
crease m revenues. plus an extra $1 .25
billion that will be avatlable annually
a ft er past deficits arc paid ofT 1 n May.
means a total of $4 billion more will
be available in the com mg year.
Franchetti said the top pnontac~
for that money will be a reserve to
avoid future deficits, and lo mcrease
funds for education.
Franchen1 said the theme of the
new budget 1s a .. return to excel-
lence." through greater efficiency.
sound fiscal planning and more
emphasis on education.
The budget also propo~cs $3.3
billion in spending on maintenance
and new construction of pnsons,
Kllghways. schools and other public
works. the biggest one-year capital
SUSPECT NAMED ...
From Al
shook his head and smiled " she
testified.
Schindler recounted that she
learned later that da) how Hazboun's
bound. gagged and stabbed body had
been found in the "mtage clothing
shop
Pettus. a 19-year-old who attended
Manna High School in Hunungton
Beach last fall. has been l hargcd 1n the
Oct 19 stabbing murder of Hazboun.
the owner of Somewhere In Town -
a boutique on the second floor of the
n1c1 pal Coun 1s being held to de-
termine if Pettus should ~tand tnal for
murder The heanng was expected to
conclude toda) •
.<\uthonues have not been able to
locate the knife they belie1 was used
to loll Hazboun nor th wo man·s
wallet anE1 cash box they l eonLe the
killer took.
Pettus ha~ been in Jail '>tnce his
arrest JUSt hours after the gnm
dlSCOVel).
outlay budget m the state·s history.
New construction -one of the
easiest Items to cut when dollars are
shon -has been reduced severely
over the past six recent years.
AGRAN ...
Fro m A l
political 1mpcn:1 larges: than tts popu-
lation.
The forum's sponsor is called the
Local Elected Officials of Amenca.
Among the Iowa elected officials
101n1ng the efTon 1s Des Moines
Mayor Pete Cnvaro and Iowa City
Mayor Pro Tern David Perret. Agran
said .
Agran, who has been criticized by
his own council members for address-
ing national questions in town hall
settings. said "as knowledgeable
elected oflic1als. we can't ignore these
issues. Unless we address these. it
doesn't matter, 1f we all are blasted ofT
the face of the eanh."
St-n Alan Cranston of California.
Sen Ernest Hollings of South Caro-
lina former South Dakota Sen.
George McGo\ ern and third part}
candidate John Anderson of llhno1s
ha\e said the) l 1ll part1c1pate Onl>
Florida's former Gov Reuben Askew
has refused
_ Harbour Landing comm.ei:c1al com-
plex.
The heannf( at \l.c\t Orange M u·
Schn1dler said when she entered the
shop. the man was bendrng over. a 1f
p1ck1ng something ofT the ground
The customerdt:scribcd the pcr~on a<,
a clean cut. good-looking.black man
"'ho sponed a small mu~tache.
SLAIN ...
From Al
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CABLE TV ... -·
Fr om A l
La Tourette said the illegal users 1n
effect arc "robbing" subscnbers pa}·
mg the legal fees. He sau.1 weeding out
11le~I subscnbers will result in lower
fees.
La Toureue said cable service 1s
available to 92.000 households in the
four c1t1es He !Mltd 1f 8 percent of the
potenual customers arc p1rat1ng the
r,1gnals. the compan) 1\ losing about
S 184.000 a mo --.lh and i2 2 m1ll1on
annuall) 1n rcH·nues l..a l ourette
said the average cu5tomcr pays $25
for monthly services
Pettus. bound in chains a nd wear·
1ni a mustard yellow Jail house 1ump-
sull, later stood up so Schindler could
see him. She 1dent1fied Pettus as the
man she'd seen in the clothing store.
Earlier in the da)'. shop helper
Mal) Ludwig testified how she dis·
covered Hazboun·s body when she
shov.ed up for work
Penus's relatives. some who had
come from as far as C'1nc1nnat1 to
attend the hearing. npres~d con·
fidencc that he will be cleared of the
r harges The) admitted. though. that
1he) expect the case will go to tnal
"Th1s1ust isn't Zarhal).~· said Carl
a brother "He isn't \ 1olcnt at all Ht
can't even pla) good deftnse 1n
bao;ke tball ··
of murder. rnmm11ting a burglar)
\.\h1k armed. and auto thl'fl.
RarntrC/, described by olfo:er~ as
unemployed. was being held earl)
today at Huntington Beach City Jail
Police Capt. Mike Burkenficld said
1ewelr) believed to have been taken
from the H ughcs home was found 1n
Ramirc1'<. p0ssesswn when he wa~
arrested
Burkenlicld -;aid a second car.
belic"ed to tx.· O\\ ned b\ Ramirez.
""as d1'><'0\ered toda\ 1n the f1,c
Points area neat' Beac h Boulevard
and Main Street. He said officers had
tran\ported the 'eh1tlc to the ut\
polict \talion ;ind \\erl' obtaining a
\earth 1.1.arrant w enter tt
I k \aid ofliter'> ha\C H'a\on to
beheH a wt:apon ma) tx.· in'iHlc th1\
'chicle
OC GIVERS GENEROUS, BUT SELECTIVE ...
From Al
problems," he o;a1d
Bul traged) hm bt•\ond harno
boundanes
Fire devoured home., 1n l\nahe1m
Hills in the fall of 1982. flood~
swamped Huntington Beach lasl
spnng and a spree of violence erupted
an Irvine in September
"Catastrophe can stnkc an} 1n·
come level But the)' might never
think of benefiting from these agen·
c1es.'' Phillips said
"We find people on the lowcr-
mcome levels tend to be m ore
generous on a proportto n basis." he
said. "They tend lo have more
empathy"
Just
Call
642-6086
•,
< ottun. a veteran volunteer and
tount) chanty organ1Ler. disagrees.
"I find that it's a very gencrou<.
rnmmun1ty. But the United Way
doesn't seem to touch the things we're
interested in." said the Newpon
Beach resident. ,.
As an example, she pointed to the
Orange County Sexual Assault
Network. which had an immediate
need for money to help organ1Le an
an11-ra~ march an Santa Ana <:alkd
"Take Back the Night."
\1ncc "there arc so many people
with their hands out," ( ouon said !>he
would prefer to as\1c;t the 1mmcd1ate
ne<.·ds of groups 'Nho mit~ nut have
ongoing program~
How much money 1s raised. who
ra1<.es 11 and tor whom arc slippery
que<.11ons that arc d1flicult to answer
in Orange Cqunl>
Unlike Los An~elcs County, Or-
ange ha<; no solic1tat1on regulations
that force chantable assoc1at1ons to
disclose how much money 1s raised
and at "hat cost
In < ahfomia. 40.000 chantable
trusts reponed raising S9 billion last
year accordmg to the state Attorney
(reneral's Registry of Chantable
Trusts Exempted from the registry
are religious groups, hospitals and
schools. leaving a huge 1nforma11on
vacuum.
"There 1s no statute that 1s spcc1fit·
to control" chanucs. Deputy Regis-
trar Duane Reule said. The standard
yardstick "1s that charities shouldn't
incur Cllpenses lhat arc Un·
reasonable.··
The nattonal standard cost Is 20 to
35 percent. with mature campi11gns
costin& as little as 5 percent, ~id one
profes!\1onal fund-raiser. who asked
not to be 1denufied.
The source. acti ve 1n onr of the
county's largest chant) dnve~. sa.id
1ncreu1na compet111on will force
soph1st1cat1on amona fund-nuS(rs
and d15L.IO$Urts of au:ountmg. plan·
ntnf and need)
" l's the d10ercncc bet'AICCn 'Dear
Occupant' :tnd ·~r Mary'," the
soun;c \81d
Wxo yoo U~t Aboul tbt Dalt) Piiot " Wbat doo'l you llkt'? all tht
numMr left and your mettalt will k rtcordtd, tran1crlbtd and dtll\'trtd
to tbt •P f~riatt t'dltor.
Tbe aamt U-bour aa1wu1JJ1 ftrvlt't may bt u f'd to rtcord letttrt to lllle
tdllor on any topic' Contributors to our IAtten column must include &lltlr
B•aJt and t~t~pbou oum~t for rUtratlon Ne rlrr11h1tle>ft call~, pleut.
Tfll at wbal't on yoar mind
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Cooler with patchy fog on Coast
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Temperatures
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BLAZE ...
From Page Al
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Rodgers said two men,
Ja) Hill and John Homme,
raced to his home. chm bed
onto the roof and kept it
damp with garden hoses
while thl.' fire raged next
door
"The> sa,ved my house:·
said Rodgers. "They stayed
up there the whole time.
even after the firemen ar-
rived They were fantas-
tic."
Rodgers said he was so
sure the fire would spread
to h1!> home 1hat he began
removing his possessions
It took 20 firefighters
nearl} 45 minutes to bnng
the bla1c under control.
Although au1hont1es have
not pinpointed the cause.
the~ <;peculated the large
C hni.tmas tree in a front
room of the house pla)ed a
role in sp1cad1ng names
throughOlJt the structure.
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Coaet
Fountain Valley fire sta-
tion will get a $145,000
face lift the chief says ls
years overdue./ A3
Convicted murderer
Rene Dayco hears wit-
ness testimony today that
will help a jury decide
whether he Is executed or
serves life In prison./ A2
OC Transit Board retains
Its current members to
spearhead the proposed
county sales taxJ A3
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Nation
The U.S. has established
dlP'omatlc relations with
the Vatican./ A4.
Navy Secretary Lehman
Is seeking reprimands for
Beirut brass./ A4
ChinesE? Premier Zhao
Zlyang Is meeting today
with President Reagan.
/A4
World
A protesting Jewish
woman Is being force-fed
at a Leningrad hospital.
/A4
Mind and Body
Squinting surfers In-
spired Dfana to Invent a
lens and start her Olop-
tfcs company ./81
Amlnlster'.s wlfe fears the
flame of love will be
rekindled while her hus-
band counsels a former
lover.182
Sports
UC Irvine proved to be no
match for nationally
ranked UNLV Monday
nlght./C1
. Patty Sheehan will find It
hard to match her ac-
complisments of 1983.
/C1.
Steve Colflesh resigned
his position as football
coach at Ocean View
High Monday./C1
Entertainment
Two actresses deliver
strong performances In
the thriller '' Night Watch
In Huntington Beach./
Bualneu
AT&T adds a list of ser-
vices and products to
keep competitive In the
Orange "County market.
/85
Who foots the blll If the
hillside house you bQught
slides south. Read a re-
altor' s expert advlce./85
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Business
Classified
Crouword
Edltorlal Page
Entertainment
Horoscope
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Movtea
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Natlonal News
Pollce Log
Publtc Notlc::ee
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HOUSE
16-f oot Christmas
tree may have
fueled home fire
By STEVE MARBLE
OllMO.., ..........
A roaring fire that destroyed a
Newport Shores home Monday niJht
and ate at the sides of neighbonng
homes may have been spread by a
dry. 16-foot Christmas tree, fire-
fighters reported today.
Newport Beach firemen said the
house a~324 Prospect St. was con-
sumed in flames when they arrived
and nothing could be done to save the
$200,000 home. The residence and its
content were reported to be a totally
lost .
. Nobody was injured in the ~:32
p.m. blaze and neither Marie Bailey or
Larry Thompson -the two home-
owners -were at home when the fire
erupted. .
Residents on the narrow street off
Pacific Coast Highway credited two
neighborhood men Wlth preventing
the leaping flames from igniting
adjacent homes.
"I shouldn't even be here now. My
house should be gone." said Rod
Rodgers, who lives next-door to the
fire sutted residence. "I thouaht I'd
had It." •
(Pleue-8LA2&, .... A2.)
Cable firm qff ers
'amnesty' program
By ROBERT BARKER
OftMl)ellr ...... ...,
Dickinson Pacific Cablesystems
wants to make honest subscribers of
cable TV pfrates in western Orange
County who are illegally tappin1 into
pay programs to the tune of about
S2.2 million a year. offi cials said
Monday.
sna
The thievery 1s reported in all four
cities served by the company -
HuntinJtOn Beach, Fountain Valley,
Westminster and Stanton.
Cablesystems General Manager
Bob La Tourette said audit surveys
taken with the aide of computers and
electronic meters can determine
who's using the .service without
paying for it. "We can even tell what
channel they're watching," he said.
La Tourette d isclosed Monday that
the company is offering a temporary
amnesty in which 11legal users can
State budget set
at $30.3 billion ·
SACRAMENTO (AP) -Gov. The 1,409-pagc item-by-11em
( George Deukmejian unveiled a SJ0.3 spending proposal asks the law-j
billion bud.et proposal today which makers to increase state support for
asks the Legislature to ~upending the nine-campus University of Cali-•
on education 17 percent while limit-fornia by 30.3 percent to S 1.45 billion
' 1ng_ wcl.farc grant increases to-2 _and LO hike th~r ~pending on the
percent. California St.ate University system by
Thd Republican governor's 21.2 percent toSl.15 billion.
1984-35 budget bill also proposes a 25 The biggest sinale--budget · item,
percenl increase for pnsons and 10 state support of public schools. would
percent raises for state employees. be increased 16.2 percent to S9.6
• The proposal. the nation's largest bilhon. Community colleges, the
state budget, would boost total spend-object of an intense; still-unresolved
ina 10.8 percent increase over the fight over student tees, would get a
current fiscal year, which ends next 10.4 percent increase to St.5 billion,
June 30. but only if lawmakers~ to the
Adjusted for inflation, that is a 4.4 S JOO.per-year fees sought by Deu-
pcrcent increase in what state econ-kmejian.
omists call "real dollars." (Pleue lee BtJDGltT / A2)
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Wife awakened by shots at 3 a .m ..
discovers husband dead in bed
BJ PBJL SNEIDERMAN
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Huntinaton Beach police wd a
loc:al man was shot to death in bis
home early today while lyina in bed
next to his wife. A Stanton man wbo
allcaedly broke into the house has
·been arrested in connection with the
murder.
Lt. Jim Walker said the incident
tQOk place at 3 a.m. in the Lakeside
Lane tract home of James Hug.hes, 37.
and his wife Jeanette H~ 29.
The woman told pohcc she was
awakened by a poppan1 or cracltina
sound. When she opened her eyes, she
saw a man standing in the bedroom,
who began striking her with bjs fist,
Wa:lk:er said.
After the intruder ned from the
bedroom, Mrs. Hu&hes turned to her
husband and found he had been shot
twice in the bead, Walker wd.
Hughes was later determined to be
dead at the scene.
The woman heard the intruder in
the prqe, fleei.01 in a family~ car.
Walker said the woman pve officers
a description of the vehicle.
About seven minutes after the
crime wu reported. Huntinaioa
Beach police officer Mike Dillon
spotted the Hu&hes car near Beach
Boulevard and Main Street, Walker
saio.
The officer called for assistance and
followed the car. Walker said the
vehicle was stopped at Newland
Street and Slalef' Avenue.
The driver, Adam Ramirez, 42, of
Stanton, was arres1Cd on suspicion of
murder. committing a bWJl.uy while
armed and auto theft. Ramirez was
being bdd eatll today at HuntiQJton
Beach City Jai .
Walker said officcn discovered
evidence in the auto linkina Ramirez
to the crime scene. but he declined to
elaborate. He said officers were tryina
to determine a motive for the slaying.
Newport actress
joins 'A-Team'
Marla Heasley, a native of Newpon Beach. sipts on tonight with
television's most popuiar'band of renepdc heroes. ~
Heasley, a blue-eyed brunette who arew up in tft!" lido lsJe community,
wilt become the newest member of"Tbe A-Team." The pr0gram, Net's only
~tar Top 10 ratinp bit, ain at 8 p.m.9 n KN8C Channel 4. , The team -wbicb includes~ Peppard as Hannibal Smith and Mr.
Tu 8.A. ~-ism81Lk upofVietnam vderanl who~ wanted by police
for a crime they didn't commit. While evading law officen each week. the four
men sSilt innocent citizens an need, usjna inaenu1 ty, their fists, auoncd
weapons and a helicopter. .
f n past episodes. the team has been assisfed by .a woman reponer
portrayed by actress Melinda Cul.ea. Earlier this season, however, Culea was
dropped from the scncs by its producers.
Selected to replace her as a new character was Heasley, who will ponray
another woman rcponer named Tawnia Baker.
Heasley's father, former professional ice skater and talent manager Jack
Heasley. saa<,t Monday that his daughter grew up in Newport Beach and now
resides in West Los Angeles. Her family still lives in Newport Beach.
In a different role, the actress had appeared on an earlier "A-Team"
episode broadcast Oct. 18-Sbe recently appeared in four segments of the
syndjcated show "Star Search." .
· Her other credits include 1uest roles on ''Battl~t.ar GaJactica," "The
Yqung and the Restless.'' "The Quest" and "Mickey Spillane's Mike
Hammer." She made her professional acting debut in the television movie
"The Freddie Prinze Story."
In tonight's "A-Team" episode, Tawnia Baker 1s working undercover
when she learns of a plot to assassinaie an Arab sheik. T~ assassins also have
deadly plans to do in the A-Team, 'a.ccording to an ~ summary of the
program.
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OC society plays· the. c.h~rity game
Fund-raisers do well.
but the big givers
are very selective
Los An&eles society alittcn with
televisjon ud movie stars. Social
circles span on embassy row an
Washinaton. D.C. And 1n OranJe
County, the monicd elite's SOClal
strata is built on philanthropy.
M~or national charities with local
chaptcn or homc-srown cuhµral
VoUP5 hold fund-nilll\& elltl"IVI·
pnzas here nearty evcty weekend
tryina to tap the pockets of the
county's wealthy.
Each s)ccial event tnct to outdo
the other with novehies -snc.ak
movie prcvi~ odd·baU auctions!..
toydnvcs-toentcrwnaudicnccso1
about 1.000 people who Ri'm to
carcutuc from fund-rai1e1 to fund·
raiser •
And, those who orchestrate these
black-tie aft'airs in posh hotel
ballrooms say they arc laraely suc-
cessful an drawina enouah penica-
pents to contribute at least half of the
proceeds to charity.
"People are best separated from
their money when ther, are havina a
aood time doina at. ' said Pegy
Cotton, member otthc Oranae Coun-
ty Olympic Committec. who or-
pnized an Auaust auction that railed
$1231000 to benefit an Olympic
tra1nana center in Colorado SpriOjS, the United Way, whic
Colo. million at the conclusion of their
A11dc from' cultural 4'0UP'-th~ 1983 drive.
county's cbanty dollar as sphl be-• Ranked &pJnst 37 other mctro-
tween service assoc1auon churches pohtan a~ of similar si2c, the
and 1ehool1. The be t infonned aueu county is an the mtddle an tctm of
ia that I ,200 charitable aroups e•ist population, income and employ·
within the county. How much they men&.
raise each year 1s anybody's aueu. But it is la.\l)n percen&aac ofbuyi
Oranac County bas a plat per-income ®"lted for lf..nited Way
sonahty when 1t comes to ajvina. charita which pvc Sll million la t
At least that' the observation ofa yc.ar to more than 100 aocial ltt\ticc
' ·I
~.. I .
orpnizatfons in the county.
Los Anaeles was nclll to the
bottom, United Way spokesman
Oeorae Phillipa said. reportma raulu
from an in-house survey.
BJ compari'iOn, the troubled clues
of Ocvcland and Cinannali are top
aJVCfs. I
'"There are eevere ~N of pover-
ty here. We have the problcnu of an
urban area. But •fthey never set out of
Newpon Beach, t!'ey'll never sec the
need." Philhps said.
The county's rootless population of
commutcn. where many be\ab -
borboods are btde mo~ lb.aft~ a
decade old, yields ht\Jc a vie raponsi-
bllity, Phalhpt pointed OUL •
While Ocveland rnlcknts can Re
needs clearly, bcrt '"'people don't
want to ICC it. That's wb~ they moved
h~ If )-OU hvc to '*C<hy areas. you
dQn't ..-ant lO admn you ba~e
(l't--._ OC OIVSU/ A2)
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A2 Orange Cout DAILY PILOT/Tu•sda • Jal"luary 10, 1984
Killer's friends
cite 'attributes'
Witnes ses Bay DaYCo
was a model Scout
By JEFF ADLER
Oftlle!Wlf"911Wf
McDonald t.atd he expected to
present approximately lO wttneucs.
including I 0 from the Phahppmcs,
durina the penalty phase of the tnal to
te1.t1fy about Dayco·~ charactc:r and
past.
Both McDonald and Deputy Pub-
lic Defender Tom Goethals said JUf)
deliberations sn the case might begJn
later this week.
Before Wltncsses wert called to
testify an Dayco's behalf. Jurors read
along fro m a prepared transcript a~
they hstcned to a tape record mg of the
defend.mt admitting the killtngs to a
An prangc County Su~raor Court
JUry listened Monday to a parade of
witnesses from the Philippine Islands
who testified that Rene Flores Dayco
-convicted of the bloody 1982
murders of has wife and mothcr-in-
law -was a non-v1olcnt youth who
played basketball and had been a
model Boy Scout
The testimony came as the iury
reconvened in Judge hancasco
Briseno's Santa Ana counroom for
the penalty phase ofDayco's criminal
tnaJ. dunng which Jurors must decide
whether to recommend the con victed
killer be executed or sentenced to a
life: prison term without the possiblity
of parole.
Hunungton Beach police detective Rene Da yco
The eight-woman. four-man JUry
found Da)CO guilty of the double
first-degree murders with speClal
circumstances following two days of
delabcrat1ons Dec. 19. -l t 1s the special
circumstance allegation) that threat-
en Dayco with the death penalty.
Fog triggers crashes
on county freeways
Dayco, a 43-year-old nattve of the
Philippines, never disputed using a
meat cleaver and butcher knife to
hack to death both his estranged 27-
year-old wife. Shirley, and her
m other, 65-year-old Amelia
Harbulak. in the Huntington Beach
home the two shared with Dayco's
three chLldren The killing!> occurred
June 14. 1982.
However. Dayco's defense at-
torney, Chief Deputy Public Dc-
tender Tom McDonald. asked the
JUry to find Dayco guilty of something
less than first-degree murder. calling
the killings an "explosion of lury."
CONTINUED STORIES
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fhttk early-morning fog wa~ re-
~ponsible today tor sev"'31 area
freeway smashups which ~nt at lca!>t
one dnver to the hospual
Although details were sketch) this
m ommg, the California H1ghwa)
Patrol said a tractor-trailer dnven by
Jesus &rnos C'1lmargo broke down in
heavy fog at about 5: 10 a.m , 1n the
nonhbound !ilow lane of the San
Diego Freeway near Jamboree Road
in Irvine.
Within mtoutes, Harold Henhlke.
dnvmg a 1978 Chevrolet rammed
into the back of the truck. Another
car. dnven by Donald Bargabus, then ~mashed into the Chevrolet. accord-
ing to C HP Officer Rick Stevem..
Bargabus apparently got o ut of his
car and was then hll by acardnven by
David Gumenberg. Ol}ly Bargabus
was taken br Orange (ounty para-
med11,\ to I U)ttn (. ommuntt) Hospi-
tal where; he was treated and rdeascd
It tooM1 more than an hour to clear
the accident. Stevens said.
There were at least four other
accidents on the Newpon Freeway
between 5:30 and 6:30 a.m. according
to tht> CHP, but only two people w.ere
reponed injured. ·
Stevens said poor visibility caused
by the fog helped cause the wrecks.
"It was really thick -like a wall
out there this mom mg. Peo ple should
remember to drive slower 1n fog
cond1t1o ns." he said.
The fog was also responsible for
dela)'S at John Wayne Airport
The fog was expected 1og1ve way to
sunshine later 1n the day and then
return this e' entng and late tonight in
some areas Thc.·rc should he no fog
Wcdnesda ~
RECORD STATE BUDGET PROPOSED .•.
From Al
income and bustoei;s taxes ti the
state's economy continues to recover
as projected
Franchett1 said the top pnonucs
tor that m one) will be a rest>rvc io
avoid future defici ts.
Former c;tatc Finance Director
M 1c.hael Franchet11. who presented
the budget in lcg1sla11ve and pres~
bnefings Mo nda) despite Senate
rejection of his confirmation lasi
week. said the slim ~percent increase
to welfare grants 1s intended to
narrow the gap between California
and other states
NEWPORT BEACH BLAZE ...
Cal1forn1a current!) pa~s $526 J
month to a ""el fare mother "'1th l"WV
children, compared 10 $14!S to $507
monthly in other large '>tates
The budget would also set aside
$950 million tor emergencies or a
downturn tn anticipate~ ta" re\ -
enucs.
It R[Oposes no increases in any
eiusung tax rate But 1t ant1c1 patec; a
robust S2 87 billion 1m·rease in an-
nual revenue'i from ex1s11ng sales.
From Page Al
Rodgers ..aid two men Ja) Hill and
John Homme. raced to his ho me.
d1mbcd onto the roo f and kept 1t
damp With garden hO!>CS whtle the fire
raged next door.
"The) -.a .. ed my house:· ..aid
Rodger ... "The) stayed up there the
whole time. even after the firemen
arrived. They were fantastic."
Rodgers said he was so sure the fire
iwould spread to his home that he
tx-gan removmg his possessions and
CABLE TV PIRATES ...
From Al
follows a recent audit that d1\c.overed
8 percent of thl' people where cable
1ev1s1on 1s a"atlablc ma} be 11legall)
using the service. In add111on. about 5
perent of the company·., sub~cnbcr'\
are re<.e1vtog m on· service., than the>
are paying lO get
Huntingto n Reach detecuve Dan
Catalano said illegal users 1n some
case"> ma) b~ tappmg tolv their
neighbors' lines. Some also are bc-
lteved to have been one-time
o;ub..cnhers who canceled their scr-
\ ice and then hooked on 1llc~ll}
La Tourclte said no quc.,tmns will
be asked for tho!te who voluntarily
turn in their illegal equipment at < ablesystems main office at 2124
\.1a1n 5t H unttngton Beach. o r any
of its cable !>tores.
Jn add1t1on. sub1.cnbcr'> who afe
receiving more than they're paying
for can call the Amoec;ty Hothnc at
960-4343
La Tourctte said the illegal user'> 1n
effect are "robbmg·· subscribers pa}-
tng the legal fees. He '>atd weed mg out
illegal subscnbcrs will result in lower
fees.
La Tot1relle said cable service t'> ·
available to 92.000 households in the
fourc1t1cs He said 1f!S percent of the
potential customer'> arc pirating the
'>1gnals. the compan) ,., losing ahout
$184.000 a m onth and $2.2 million
annually in revenues La Tourene
said the average customer pa~s $25
for monthl} -.erv1ces
\ ah1ables from the res1demc
It took 20 firefighters ncarl} 45
minutes to bring the blaze under
control. Although authonttes have
not ptopointed the cause. they specu-
lated the large C hnstmas tree 1n a
front room of the house pla}ed a role
in spreading names throughout the
structure.
"Last week we burned an eight foot
C hnstma'i tree to see what the results
""OUld be and the f1amCS "W<.'rC castl}
20 feet high." explained fin· prc,en-
11on olliccr Ru'!>' ( httk toda'
Several ncighhors reportt;d hearc..I
popping i,ound\ that <.ome said
sou ndtd 11 kc Ii rn rad.er<. or It H '
ammu111t1on I trl·mcn <oa1d thr '>Ound
may have come \.\hen names ripped
through the garage "here a car wa-.
parked and paint c:an\ ""cre '>tored.
The fast-mo' 1ng blaze reponedl~
blew out windows 1n the house.
\Cnd1ngglass fragm4..·nt'i into the c;treel
and ne1ghhonng "ards
··1 didn't hear an~ l'\plo'>ton,"
reponed Rodgtrs "I ht:ard J crackl-
1 ng sound and '>a"" a bright light. A
very bright hght
.. Whrn I \leppt:d out\lde I could
see Oamn i,hoottng out all of the
"1ndo"., · he .1dded ·· I he hou'>es
hen: art• '>11 d(l\l' and I tigurl·d 'that''>
11. • "
f irdightt:rs L'\l1m atcd that damage
10 neighboring homes amounted 1t1
<,everal thousand dollarc;
OC GIVERS GENEROUS, BUT SELECTIVE ...
From Al
problems:· he said < otton. a veteran volunteer and
But traged)' hm bc}ond hamo count)' chant} organ11er disagrees
houndanes. t "I find that it's a "t'r) generou'>
Fire devoured home'> in '\nahe1m communtty But th<.' lln1tcd Wa)
Hills to the fall of 1982. Oood~ doesn't scem 1ot0uch1hethtogswe·rr
\wamped Huntington Beach lasy interested tn," -!.aid the Newpon
spnng and a spree of violence eruptdl Bca~h resident
1n Irvine 1n September As an example. she pointed to the
"Catastrophe can stnke any in· Orange ( ounl) Se.llual Assault
come level. But they might never Network. wh ich had an 1mmcd1a1e
think of benefit mg from the!.e agen-need for money to help organize an
c1es." Ph1lhps said anti-rape march in Santa Ana called
.. We find people on the lower-"Take Ba<.:k the "J 1ght ·•
inco me levels tend to be more Since "there are so many people
generous on a proportion basis." he wtth their hand'> out:' Cotton said she
said "They tend 10 have more would prefer to assist the 1mmed1ate
empath)'" needs of group' who may not ha ve
ongmn8 program\
Huw much mune) ts ra1'>ed. whu
raise\ 11 and lor "'horn are sltppcl)
4uec,1111M that are difficult to ans~cr
1n Orange Count}
Unlike Los An~eles ( ount). Or-
ange has no "10hc1tation regulations
that force charitable assoc1at1ons to
dtKlo~ how much money 1s raised
and at what cost
In Caltforn1a. 40,000 charitable
trusts rePoned raising S9 billio n last
year. according to the state Attorney
General's Registry of ( hantable
Trusts. Exempted from the registry
are religious groups. hospitals and
schools, lea"'"& a huge information
vacuum
"There 15 no \tatute that 1s specific
to control" charities. l.Xputy Regis-
'/Jtrar Duane Reulc said. The standard '83 w· A''S A '·Tl:'·RY GOOD YE;'·AR yardstick "ts tha1 chanttC'i 'lhouldn't .n IV JJ n. incur expense' that are un-
Just
Call
642-6086
reasonable "
The nauonal standard cost 1i 20 to
3S percent. with mature campaigns
costing as httlt u 5 percent, said one
profe\S1onal fund-raiser who a'iked
not to be 1dent1fied
The source, 1ct1 ,·e 1n one of the
count y's largest chanty drives. said
ancN:asana comp('t1t1on will force
sophi ucat ion amona fund-ra1~rs
and chaclosurcs of accoununa. plan-
nmy and nttd
" t'~ the d1fTe1ence bct°"'ecn 'Dear
Occup nt' and 'Dear Mary'" 1~
sourtt Utd
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editor on any topic Conlrlbotort to our Lettf'fl l"olumn mHl lncludt thC'lr
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VOL. n , NO. 10
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BOOTIES
SALE 82986
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